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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-11

SHERIFF'S SALES,

A. Rochereau 4 Co. W. John Coleman
EuFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
Il of Orleans, No. T74-By virtue of a writ OF
seizure and sale to directed by the honorable the
Fifth District Court for the parish Of Orleans, in
the above entitled cause, l will proceed to sell
at public auction, at the Merchants and Auction.
eers Exchange, Royal street, between Canal and
CustomhOuse streets, in the Second district OF this
city, on MONDAY, March q. 1876, at twelve
o'clock NJ, the following described property, to
wit
THE ONE UNDIVIDED HALF OF GER.
TAIN LOT " GROUND. together with al the
rights, ways, privileges and advantages there
unto belonging or in anywiee appertsinlng, eltua.
ted in the Faubourg SAulet in the First District OF
this city. IN the square compriEed within Con-
stance Melicerte (prevOusy Suzette and now
known ~ EratO) Estelle (D0w rhalia) and Magazine
streets; ead lot desgnat ed by the number three
aud ferns the corner of Melicerte (now EIatol and
Constance strt ets and measures, American meas
ure, thirty ono feet eleven inches five lines on
Melicerte (now Eratn) street. by eighty one feet
eight inches in depth and front on Constance
to . plan drawn 4. Castang, architect, on the
twenty. fourth OF May, 1853. and depoeited in the
office Of p. Lacoste. late q notary public in this
city. Said property belongs to the defend
ant herein by purchase from Mrs. PAlmyre
Lauve. wife. separated In property. Of Felix For
mento, as per act passed before sad late notary,
p Lacoste, on the thirtieth OF June, 1858.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
EUGENE wAGGAMAN,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-11


- of Orleans No. 9c,47l.-By virtue of writ of
feri tacias to me directed by the honorable the
superior District Court tor the parish of Orleans III
the above ent tied cause, for city taxes OF 1870,
will proceed to sell at public auction, at the Her-
chants and Auctioneers' Exchange Royal street,
between Canal and Customhouse streets, i'll the
Second District of this city, on WEDNESDAY April
H. 1876 at twelve O'clock NJ, the following de-
scribcd property, to wit
l. NINE CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, situated
In the Fourth District of this city, in square uum.
Der one hundred and forty eight, bounded BY
Camp First, Magazine and Second strs cts, desig-
mated az follows: Lots numbers fifteen to eighteen
measuring one hundred and twsnty.eix feet on
Camp street, by enc bundled and twenty.
eight feet in depth; lot number fourteen, and
part of number ten. measuring thirty one feet on
Camp street, by one hundred snd sixty-thIee feet
IN d, nth part of lot number ten measuring thir-
ty-tuo feet On Second street, by ninety five feet in
de pth; lots Numbers eleven to thirts<n measuring
nirety five feet on Second street, by one hundred
and tive mt Vt ight feet III depth
2. FOuRrEkN CERTAIN LOTS OF GEOUND,
situated in the Seventh District OF this ci'y,
in square number one hundred and thirty
Line bounded bv Fourth, Leonidas. Monroe and
Zlmpel streets. designated as follows Lots mum.
bers elk TO ten measuring one hundred ard
fit feet on Fourth streets, by one hun
dred lad twenty feet in depth; lots numbers eleven
to fourteen surfing six Y one feet on ieoudaS
street. by one hundred and ftv feet IN depth; lots
numbers fifteen to nine zen asuIi1g one undred
and fifty I. ct on Leonidas street by one hundred
and twenty feet IN depth.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot -
EUGENE WAGGAMAN,
,,lc will hort of he iSn q Orleans.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-11
A. Stein vs.. K. Duckman. widow Of John
HOhlo.

EUGENE WAGGAMAN,
mil u Is Civil Sheriff the Parish of Orleans.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-11
Mrs. Noemi Pension vs.. Francois Doieac

fes 10 Is m, IL Civil sh 1.-the Parish Of Orleans
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-11
A. Rochereau & Co. W. Julius Nj. kiefer.

EUGENE WAGGAMAN.
fe23 mil II 26 Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-11
Io.enh Pheips W. NJ. Heisemau.

EUGENR WAGGAMAN.
mhs u 10 apo Civil Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-11

EUGENE WAGGAMAN,
fe23 mil u rs Civil Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-11
Armand Pilot, agent, VS.. Mrs. Widow
Catherine Mccormack.


EUGENE WAGGAMAN
mhs IS ape Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-11
MRS. Widow Anne Louisa Bncas W,
James Ward

fe9 % 20 mill Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-11

Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
mill 10 Is anil
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-11
Catherine Jane Fillmore. wife of Bania.
min r. B. Hunter, ct al, VI. Benjamin F.
Simms.

EUGENE WAGGAMAN,
mh7 10 1913 Civil Sheriff Of the Parish OF Orleans.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-11
The City of New Orleans VS.. Octave
Sauley.

EUGENE WAGGAMAN,
milo 10 arl2 Civil Sheriff of the Parish OF orleans
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-11
The City of New Orleans vs.. PUG
Brothers.

EUGENE WAGGAMAN,
milo Is apl2 Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-11
TeutonIa Insurance Company We. Mrs.
Anra 6. Wilkin, tAnna Cessna kahl, widow

EUGENE v AUGAMAN,
fe26 mL8 Is Is Civil Sheriff of the Parish OF Orleans
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-11
The City Of New Orleans VS.. Jacob
q. Payne.
@.rDrpynp nJSTr YCr CONRT FOR TER PARISH

EUUECNE "aNVA.HAN,
mill Ii anl2 Civil Sheriff OF the Parish of Orleans
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-11
p. Frnnzioni vs.. 2. j. Grazianni.

mhs y 10 sps Civil Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-20

fruit each a,e offering for about 300 plates. To-
day nearly threofouths OF this space is occupied and
much fruit the unpacked The greater part
OF the disply ia made as the collective exhibits OF
various States, Of frugrowers associations though
the OF individual cont butGrs generally ndi-
Gated II IL curious fact that the principal exhbits
come from a distance-frOm Western aud Eastern
States and from Canada, while the Middle
States, the great sources OF fruit supply for TINS
section, are scanuily represented ODe OF the
largest displays filling perhaps moro than LOU pates
is made by the Frugrowers Association OF the Pro-
vince of Ontario. It consists chiefly Of apples pears,
grapes. and pums, and many OF the specimens are OF
much merit especially when the climate IN when they
cultivated sconsdered The crabappes are rartcu-
larly good and attract much attention. This display
occupies the northern end Of the building EwanScr
Barry OF Rochester, N. " cover two tables next 10 IL
with attractive apples, pluIns and peachoS' Ne't'or
Eew-YOrk, Pennsylvania, nor Delaware makes co..
lective exhibit though several good displays by ndiVd
uals are shown.
Tie most rmarkabe display in the buidins-certainly
the that attracts the greatest attention-is that
OF California fruit, brought East in refrigerator
cars IL is in fine condition. In size the
fruit Is unequaled, and its quality Is very line
The peaches very large and temptngy
luscious. Clusters Of grapes are shown which IN hs
part Of the country fairly enormous Tne Deauy
OF OF them r. beyond praise. The apnles pears
aud pums almost equally remarkable Nectirlhes
This fruit brought here by agent acting Tor quite
n number OF iIuit-grOwers. Besides that exhibited,
stock is on hand for sale IN TIE building.
Almost equally remarkable, and perhaps more sur
prising to nest visitors, ia the display OF apples IRON
Nebraskn. IL is very large and its average quality 10
very good One table covered with early Fal apples
presents superb appearance and cannot a TO astonsh
those not familiar with Nebrnska's position among tlle
fritgruwing states Very attractive also arc the two
tables OF fruit by Kansas Horticultural Society
large space Is reserved for Wscons II, Dnt today OnY
q small part Of It is occupied. The state Horticultural
Society OF O 10 makes good display, covering fOur
tables. There also few individual exhibits from
Pennsylvania New-Jerscy, and Washington, ID. Z.
The stated display OF fruit is supcrintonded by MT IT, u
Braekett OF Iowa IL closes on SATURDAY ITO lOth iSL
but more or fruit will probably be placed on exhibition
at intervals until the end Of October. IL Is yet TOO early
for most FAN and Winter fruit and much OF that now
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-20
CANAL Affairs.

REDUCTION or EXPENDITURES FOR ORDINARY RE-
PAIRs-INcEEAsE OF RECEIPTS FROM TOLLS
FURTHER INCREASE LOOKED FoR--sETTLEMENT
OF CONTRACTS.
ALBANY, Sept. 18.--The report of the State
Engineer upon the expenditures for ordinary repairs will
no! be begun by lin until the middle of October but the
figures Of the expenditures upon the Eastern Division
have already been received and those Of expenditures
upon the other divisions will come in. From the
estimates OF expenses upon the Eastern Division heavy
reduction upon similar expenses last year Ia shown In
the months OF June and July this reduction amounted to
So $780, and in the months Of August and September to
400 while the expenditures for the two last-named
months will also be than the expenditures for the two
r,tnamod in this year by s5 200 The total yearly
pcnses upon Tins division alone viii probably be Jess by
over than the expenditures for last year Tie
Middle Division WILL from TIE few estimates already re-
ccived by the State Engineer show even ereat9f re-
likely exhibit deficiency. Indeed, the state Eu-
gineer feels very positive assurance that there VIII DC
deficiency any where, and the running expenses ih
be promptly met.
The receipts from canal tolls for the first week in Sep
tember snow falling OF from the receipts or the same
week last year OF only $3,67l 90, which Is nearY
$1,000 less than the falling on III the last Wseh N
August and IL is believed that tho receipts VIII SHOW
steady increase until the close OF h3VlgatOn
This will lower the estimated reduction, but even at the
full margin Of reduction estimated by the Cdna Depart
lnent OF contracts wilt be sufficient To mako up the de
hCiCncy At tie meetings of the board held hst week.
and the week before eight contracts were settled ana
cancelled with total of savings m the settcne OF inc
ing contracts settled simply by the return OF the Sc
cuny held by the State. Over 20 contracts reualn y6t
TO be settled among them the famous DeDisOn ana Bel
den contracts now awaiting litigation In the onprche
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-20
REPUBLICAN CESTRAL COMMITTEE.

OPENING THE DOORS or THE DISTRICT AsSoCIA-
TIoNs TO LIBERAL REPUBLICANS.
The Republican Central Committee held its
regular monthly meeting last evening at the headquar-
tsin Thrty-thrdst, with large attendance. Joel W.
Mason, for the Executive Committee, reported on the
canvass I'm the Win Aldormanic District In November
1875 Stephen n. smonsOn was nominated by the Ro-
publican Convention of the district but was repudlate
by the Republican organizations OF the Twcntythird as
twenty fourth Wards, who united to elect All AntlTam-
many alderman The Executive Committees report IN
cudcd resolution which was virtually rebuke 20 the
Officers OF the twenty third and Twenty ward or
ganiZations. A.. o,..o ,,,,,,,,,o,to,s n, eora
too was adopted with loud cheering ana general cnhu
sasm communication was received from the COloren
Republican Central Committee asking cooperation IN
M, !. meeting 20 be held at Cooper Union Isaac Dayton
altered n resolution designed 10 give Liberal Republicans
ar any citizen who good faith intended TO vote Tor tue
ticket opportunity 10 JON the disJIct Of
gnn,ZatOns Charles g. Spencer moved mat the reSoi
fo he included In the call Tor the primaries MI Dayton
and Mr. Spencer made earnest speeches IN IaYOr OF ts
measure but Secretary Ballard and Mr. Mason though
lie constitution of he district associations subcioni
ijheral ms regarded membership. Mr. Dayton nnaily
withdrew the original resolution In disgust at the OPPOSE
ton raised Tho measure which was finally adopted WAS
i'm substaucr request that district organizations hoa
ecIal 10 allow all oizens who intend 70 vote
Iho Republican ticket 10 tdenlTy themselves WIN thp
PARTY organizations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-20
wAGNER,s GREAT OPERA.

Mr.. Thomas is not alone in his desire to in
oducs to the public the Ring of the NiDcungs" Herr
A. Henendorf will give series Of six Sunday evening
concerts during the AutuIrn at which selections from
Wagners great work will be performed The first part OF
ia programme for each evening viii be composed OF
music OF miscellaneous character the second devoted
te the Wagner selections. The first evening Will deal
WIN the "RLeingold." the second with Die Walkure
he third with segfed" and TIC last three VIII be de
voted to the "Gotterdanmerung" These performances
an all TO be for rhe benefit of various eharita'
BE institutions among which the Society for the aid
Of Ancient and Inhrm Hebrews the German Hospital,
re German Ladies' Society, and the Musical Fund Herr
keuendorf viii have the aid Of the NewHor Sanger
runde male chorus of about 12O voices OF which he is
ne conductor and Of female chorus, together with the
bsst solo talent available.
OdDec IS, IS, % and 80 and Jan. and Herr Neu-
sndorG win give six performances Of wagncrs Flying
Datehuan in German at the Academy Of Music. Hero
he VII again have the assistance Of the sdnSerrunde
zke tolossts are not yet decided on.
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on ship John iAEht dtriDg We gaze On caD'
! day
BATH Me- Sept l9The schS. LOTTO Newbury OF CeaiA
pieces
lsst III mt
WARRINGTON D. C. Sent 10 Tho Signal Service observer
M Cape VI ury Va reports the CHEF signal officer nnder
date Of sept 10. that The thTeemastd sciooDor Annie
W. Barker in ballast blown ashore on SATURDAY me LIN
inst at O'Clock .. m u mics south OF that stlion Tte
captain thinks he can get heT on wioat assistance hohze
BALTIMORE l9rhe bark Clara FROM Bremen reports
that sho beat into Cape iieny on the l5th ms. aD9
IN james River clalnek On Sunnay the ~. udIi2 Wy
cut away fore aud mantpmasS She got unael WAY aain on
Sunday night ard I'D Annapolis where sho was
In brought Into port Tho steamer Backstone
hence via Norfolk for Providence LAYING sprung slgh ik
Horse Shoe returned TO this port to-day. her
cargo was transferred the steamer WA. Kennedy. which
sails Providence Sunday The ship ectho
on Cove Point dragged foul OF the bark Emilia
and earned away the atters jbDoop bousprt foreopsai
yards &c The beethoven ost her Hizzen t i9s aIm
cram pllles oih vessels were DOuh' OUT A"o sH" W."
return 10Y repairs O.. "a ,, q, r,shtnr
Sols ~
Bay vsss loaded with soai rs ashore ~ Siyas sna
i've IN C0chreis Cteehs liS seloon"i 81 "a; 49,.
ueniy Sblu ~ IspOfu1 s7'olc, VI
ana the captain ane cOi'Tsu cyoh ntsiI o'Naopasu-
Ihe steamer Pianto from tie fasAeh topors
eisht vessels oi th .isn ~ NJ -
Nel as,oro M ptiii fosli' ana an e,ate
VIII @ = N,,,i 49, ne - oo,sr n carsS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-20
MUSICAL NOTES.

Mr.. Felix Preusser, the baritone who is to
ing IN The Flying DEtchnan." has been engaged by
Nc strakosch 70 sing In Philadelphia this week with
hme. Palmieri
Several OF the principal opera houses IN
nay have been for some time without managers, who
esiate 70 undertake these enterprises In spite OF the
soeral subyenti0ns granted by the Government. La
sla, Milan, has secured manager In TIC person OIL
hnor Cotu
Nine. Rudersdorff was rendered a compli-
aes1y concert by o. the ladies who have been
study g with her dnring the Summer nj Hudson, Mass
AlonE he singers were Miss Emma ThurPby, MISS tl-
snsse iasaf, Mrs. Emily Batman, Nine CatTenoSaurct
tha Miss Annie Beaumont.
/ Is rumored that in February next Carl
Eoaa VIII bring over his Engsh Opera Comp ny which
hnSW Performing IN England. Tie company Is very
ionG one, including Santiey the great baritone, aud
20 fOfranl who sang here under tine management OF
sakosch several years Te fcpertOty y excellent
@nsstag already Of nearly twenty worss, Desicss
e1leh several nav ones are ~ be added. Ma, i. H.
k9Hcn has composed an opera, Pauline {ihe bDrett0
Which Is founded on the Lady Of Lyonsl expressly
lef M Ross Isoflsrd's Joconde" sw0rk almost un-
keeEn at The present day but very popular about The be-
t.n8 Of the century, wagner - " ~ 1l"'ShD""'
Na BeethoYen's P3cellov are also 20 be given.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-20

4u view Of the business outlook The general testimony
Of those engaged in the sale OF imported dry goods IA
that the indications Of healthy condition OF trade have
never been more favorable in domestic goods the sup
Steel and the various grades Of pron IN strong de-
mand and dealers think they have passed thTonsh ne
futs confectionery and other branches OF trade Also
the prospects are encouraging
Among several ancient coins found lately
near Jerusalem we're sheels and half sheols of Judea
which are considered by many be the most interesting
Of all ancient coins They Ct silver and belong to
tbe t,me of tho Great High Priest Simon MncCabeus.
On the diverse side they have the cup Of mama, and
the other sae ba abn y w'S@ 6sin tbs
ast Of fhe Pontiacate OF Prince Seroa Id years
before the birth Of Christ. In spite Of their great
ne coins are said to 1ue preservation, both sides
being perfectly leSiDio'
NobOdys pig-tail is safe in China. On July
% two men at wuchang mysteriousy lost their append
ACES and on the day following in Hank0w priest was
caught in the OF cutting OF queue. and taken before
the magistrate who upon examination, found quite
marcel Of ptas seereted upon HIS person When ques
TUNED 20 the manner IN which the queue is out he
stated that IL was done with pair Of papcrscissors,
used by person possessing supernatural power, but
upon closer sern,in5 10 Was proved that no gentleman
The expectation of American cattle to Glas-
row has become important trade, with promises Of
snAstantia Increase The experiment first made 10
1878 when cattle arrived on Aug H. The number
gradually increased until it reached 90 per week in
October Shipments then ceased until last year. when
q, lime from 100 to $50 cattle landed every week.
and the trade continued until October. In July Of this
wear the trade began again. and since then from $50 to
os head have reached Glasgow every week During the
-, xraak In Angst 154 American cattle sold in
Gesgo and ave :c SiG5 per head This is said 10 be
tbe highest price received Tor such lOt But this
- ony one part OF Tue American trade in be6f at Gas
Cow On june the first sale Of dead meat was held,
an ION ceresseS Of beef and ~ OF mutton dis-
d ~ The trade since then has constantly Increased.
nyipS the last week in August 2lO carcSes were sold
III ON "Wednesday evening", says Tie fGH NGH Gazette
~ Son, there might have been seen passing through
he streets Of GLASGOW to the catto market the Gncom
n voToeessou ut SO lori1es, each laden with tons
81 hnntcSeTa meat" Since the importatlOns began,
100000 rounds Of meat have been sold or Loco
sttls SoId IN SINGLE week in August, 800 were imported
Sc,n erea Cattle killed two days before the sailing
~ fe steamer from NewYOrk are sold within two weeks
In 4he markets Glasgow. IL Is cNpVcttu thht tne
Trade will continue through the Winter Arrivals OF zoo
RareasSeS week expected.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-20

BARNEsAt White Plains ninth month. 18th day Lctitia
The relatives invited to attend chs funeral
NTH day. II O'clock at Friends Meeting house Purchase
E DePoi VIII meet '' 'i' 'i"n 0"'i"s U'1
cUBBERLY-on Monday 18Th inst of consumption, Helen
L. daughter Of Isaac NJ and the late sarah Jane Cubberiy
and gludda ghteg Of Pury, the Goth year o. her age
Funeral on Wednesday 10th ist at ~ M from ST Andrews
ave. Harlem. The relatives and friends Of the family and
those OF uncle, VIM Ii. Williams, respectfully In
Wood.
DAvIEs-At Fishbn on Hudson on Monday Sept Is Prot
The friends relatives OF the family nylted 70 attend
Nees e 20 At SsS M Tran pFsn saye. for ka
ance at tie depot arrival Of the tran.
EDWARDS On Monday Sept is, Mary Curry, wife OF n
Funeral from her late residence on Hst MorrstOwn N j.
ON wednesday 2Oth inst at Up m Tran aves loot Of
Christopher and Barclaysts ~ returning leave at
800 audi :iO.
HUYLER-on Monday, Sept ls HuIdah widow Of John G.
services at her late residence Nannet Rockand Cor
Wednesday, nlcrmcnt Will take place az Greenwood
THURSDAY 2lst at lOa m Relatives and rends are re
specially invited.
JANEs-Dcparted this life Sept H. Rev Bishop James,
Funeral on thursday p m from ST. Pauis NJ E. Church.
FOuraye. and Twenty secOndst Brethren 10 the
ministry requested TO meet IN the chapel az liSO p H.
MYERs-At Elizabeth L. Sunday Sept IT, Nellie, wife OF
Allen A. Meyers. OILY daughter Of Thomas and Maria King
Fa6ersI ron her parents residence sos Moisave Eliza
BETH Wednesday sept 90 p L. Train leaves foot OF Lib
ertysL p. M
PARTRIpGE-In Brooklyn 18th inst Bertha j. daughte2
OF Josiah and the late Juliet Partridge aged ~.
on Thursday. I'D inst o'clock p Friends invited
PATCHEN-At Ltchhed Conn, sunday, Sept ~, 1875,
Martha W. wife Of Edward f. ratchen and daughter of the
The relatives and friends invited % attend the funeral
wednesday afternoon. sept 20, at 3 O'Clock
sMTTHAt Patterson ~ " Sept 10 1876 orsamus Smith,
Funeral Oh Thursday NJ Train loaves Grand Central Depot
Harlem Il. r., at 1925 a.
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LATEST SHIP NEWS.
For other Ship Ne'os Sc, Second Pa7s.l


For other S6p Ne'cs Sc; Second Pa7s.l
ARRIVED.
Steamship Rotterdam (Dati Via Rotterdam Sept. @
Hull 3D. with mdse and pass 10 FunCh Eiye q Co.
steamship GOTiOn Castle ibr) Jones' Yokohama July 3
UiogO 18th, Annoy oh S!ngapUIp 29th Adea Aug. 81
steamship Rapdan. EemUtOn, savannah sept Is. with
mise aud pass % Geo. lOnEe.
steamship Isaac Bell Lawrence lAchmcDd City Point and
Norfolk, IA mise pass "a Dbl Dominion steamship Co.
Ship SavCr Farc (ct LyeTpCoD, AtchsJn Calcutta I26
days. VITA me-
ship Cty OF Montreal Nh lgett from London Aug. 10 with
steering with tdckles
SAILED.
Steamships Colon, for Asinga City Of Havana for Ia
Charleston, Tor Charleston Richmond for Richmond
ships Ola for Hamburg Eastern Monarch for Melbourne
ThrUo Bruhers Tor san Franchises bark HOmslrand Tor
H.a EspJlund for la:n6urg Edr. Jupiter, and Hermes,
foe lrcnen 81 Coud, for Antwerp Messed for Lo9dOn
n. BuoaO for last; Pa0iina Edward Hyidt and fIakon
Jarl for QGecnstown I'm rs tor Cette iroshers for Rio
Janro Golden Fleece for BarpltOes carb 81 CrO
Ag for Bsnnu Masonic for Havana brgs d. NJ Diekic.
Car Bahia Eiche for Port Cabelo Lydia H. Cole for
ST. 1ag0 Willie Goodyear. for Richmond.
DISASTERS
The Direction OF the Bureau Nertas has Just published tho
fOiDwug statistics OF tbs maritime disasters durnx
the month Of July 1876 concerning all flags; Sailing vessels
reported lostE itsh. III American, 81 French German.
81 Norwegian 4; Dutch 81 Spanish. Italian, % Greek.
x5 In this included four reported
ina steamers reported lostEngish 81 German, Ameri
cnn l /; Spanish 1, Norwegian. total, 7.
PARLIAMENTARY. sept ioIhs seAr. Louisa frazsE, gfaw
fsrt beso fetane yesterday sfnoo with oss
u ahchss ehain bovspl eeaeu and wAzs stove ~ c0