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+. BECHKR'S MUSIC SCHOOL.

\ The term consists of ten months, begin
ming with first Monday Of September, end
ing with the last day of June.
Terms for beginners, 10 months. $3o nve
months $l5. Advanced scholars (whnle
term) 10 months, 80; half term, months,
S2O. All the necessary music furnlsned
gratis by the school.
Ali scholars entering the school meet for
classification at the music room, McClary's
building, No. 0O8 Shipley street, on first and
second day Of September. from ! to
n,clock. augl8-lm
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REGISTERS ORDERS.
nRGIsTER's. ORDER
REoIsrBR's OFFICE,

New Castle County, sept. y. 1870.
Upon the application Of Mary Ahrens.
Executrix of Herman Ahrens, late OF
Wilmington Hundred. in said county, de-
ceased, It ts ordered and directed by the
Register that the Executrix, aforesaid, give
notice OF granting of Letters Testamen.
tary upon the estate of the deceased, with
the date OF the granting thereof, BY. causine
days from the date OF such Letters, in six Of
the most public places Of the County of
New Castle, requiring all persons having
demands against the estate to present the
ZANE. or abide BY an act iof Assembly in
such case made and proyided And also
cause the same. to be Inserted within
the same period, In the MoRNNG HERALD,
and to be continued therei i three weeks
(e. o. T..
Given under the hand and seal Of ofice
Of the Register aforesaid, at New Castle, In
New Castle County y fOresaid, the day and
year above written: " b 3 j. x { ~ 4
s..i ,s
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s,NHIsTER's ORDER.
REGISTERS OFFICE.


New Castle County, August 30, 1876.
Upon the application Of Maria Newell,
late Of Wilmington Hundred in the said
County, deceased; 1t il ordered and direct
ed BY the Register that the Adrnistratrix
Aforesaid, give notice OF the granting o.
Letters OF Administration upon the estate
Of the deceased, with the date Of granting
thereof, BY causing notwithstanding to be
posted Within forty days from the date OF
such letters, In six at the most public places
| Of the County of New Castle, requiring all
persons having demands against the Es.
tate to present the same or abide by an act
81 Assembly ID such case made and pro-
vided. And also cause the same TO be In
serted within the same period Ia the
MoRNING HERALD, 2 newspaper puDlisneo
in Wilmington, and to be continued there
in three weeks, (E. o. d.
Given under the hand and seal OF Once
Of the Register Aforesaid, at New Castle, II
New Castle County, aforesaid, the day and
w. S. 6. BIGGs, Register.
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PosSos Court.

The following cases were disposed Or -
the Police Court yesterday:
James McMahon held In $500 peace bond |,
ON the charge Of assaulting his wife.
George Brown and Peter Walters, for W
grancy, were each given thirty days.
Rebecca Montgomery and Michael Bone,
was fined $50 and costs for keeping : tip
pling house.
Edward Bonellur for assaulting Edward
jackson, was fined costs.
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The Psx. Street RssdSmg Ress,s.

The library and reading rooms at the
corner of Sixth and Penn streets will be re-
opened for the season this evening. An en-
tertainment by some accomplished singers
and declaimers will be conducted by Thoss
McCorkle, Jr., and all those who habit
ually frequent the room, as we'll % their
parents and friends are cordially invited To
be present.
It would be pleasant also to see the d.
rectors, and those who have contributed to
the support Of the institution, with all In
terested persons in attendance at ~
o'clock. H..
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XYILLANOvA COLLEGE, DELAWARE
" COUNTY. PENNSYLVANIA.

Th,s institution, chartered with Univer.
stty Privileges, is under the charge OF a.,os Ins
aAaygantaees ATgnsst to students, who desire 70 make
~ : 4thnroneh Classical, Scientific or CONNER
c,aI course, It is situated on the Pennsyl-
% vania Central Railroad, eleven miles from
Philadelphia: Railroad Station ana ros'
Msrms: Per session Offlve months, un ad'
For fuli particulars, send for catalogue,
HoA Very Rev. T. GALBREY,
dec. l-lyr. 11oe11onv.
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NMICE.

All persons having claims against the
estate OF the deceased must present the
same duly attested to the Executrix, on or
before Sept. 8, 1877 or abide the act Of AS
sembly In such case made and provided
MARY AHRENS.
Executrix.
e. G. BRADTo1D, Attorney.
Address: Wilmington, Del,
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ESTIMATE OF EXPENSES.

Board for the collegiate year of 3s weeks.
at 3 week sil4 tuition & o oto f4on s1aI s
students are required to provide their Own oWi,
books, and fuel for their private rooms Will
be furnished AT COST. students who receive
scholarship appointments are relieved from
the charge for tuition. and the above eSdi- aL
mate is thereby reduced from $l94 to $!34.
Sch olarships may be obtained by applying
to members OF the Delaware Legislature.
Both sexes are admitted to the class rooms;
The timetable of the r. w. B. Railroad
and Its connections Is now such That stu
NAV attend the daily sessions OF the College
and return home at night. Weekly car iare Y
from Wilmington to Newark xl.1
catalogues and further information may be
had by addressing the President.
NEWARK. DEL. Aug. 10, 1875. au12.lm
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notice.!

All persons having claims against the
Estate of the deceased must present the
same, dulv attested, to the Administratrix
on or before August 9Oth, 1877. or abide the
Act of Assembly in such case made anu
provided. >,r,,,,urY
Administrative.
Address, Wilmington. Del. augSO-3w ecd
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OUGBY ACADEMY,

A Collegiate School for Boys,
In three departments.
j. PRIMARY, JUNIOR AND sENIoR
MASONIC TEMPLE, Wilmington, Del.
DIR. DR.SAM'LW.MURPHY,A.M., w. "A. M,
PRINCIPAL.
Assisted by faithful and experienced
teachers.
The Fall Term will begin MONDAY, Sep.
tember 4th. Catalogues and circulars can
be obtained from Messrs. Boughman
Thomas & Co., No. 421 Market street, or on
application to the Principal, at the school
rooms, from to IL O'Clock, a. M, every
day. jy5-lm
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COLLEGE.

The next collegiate year will commence
on WEDNESDAY evening, September 6tn'
There are three courses OF study; =
I, The Classical.
II. The Scientific and Agricultural.
III. The Literary.
A selection of studies, however, may be
made, but regular course ts strongly re"
commended
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PUBLIC SALES.

DUBLIC SALEM. THOMAS 4 SONS,
I Auction0ers.
TILE WILMINGTON 4READINerRA1L-
In the Circuit Court of the United states
In and for the Eastern District OF pennsyl-
yania. In equity, No. A. octooef seS-
iIf1si EpMuN6 III; D. RANDOLPH,
THE w11MtNeroN Sfi & READING
RAILROAD co. AND OTHERS;
Under and by virtue @ Of g DEGREE entereG ;,
and in the exercise of the power conferred
HINGTON AND READING RAILROAD
COMPANY, dated March 8, A. u, lS6S. tne
undersigned trustees. to whom al tne ne
cessary authority in the premises has been
given BY said decree and mortgage, Will on
The ID day Of October. A. D. 1S76,at 100
noon. at the Merchants Exchange, IN the
city CT Philadelphia. expose to pupllc ven
due or oqtcry as one entire 5os, ins Rail
the line Of the Philadelphia and
Reading Railroad at or near Birds pore. IN
the county of Berks, in the State OF Penn.
sylvania, to the city Of Wilmington IN tne
State s sa,d VII
mington and Reading Railroad Company
under any and all grants from the State OF
Penngylyania, but exclusive Of the fran
chises granted by the state OF Delaware. 70
eetaer with the equipments thereof. con
i,,r Mtck belonging to said company. and
$40 Iii the rights Of way andlands occupied
az o. Nd in connection with or for the con.
M1ul ion, completion and maintenance "
sald railroad, together with all the Drioges
culyerts, side. tracks, aeRot%si g1uund and
other structures and improvements OF ev :
rv Kind and descliptiop acquired ana erect.
ed or connected with said railroad, ,WheInel
in the States of Pennsylvania or DelaWaatv IS
The said property vii be sola cieaI @ f g said al
mortgage.
TERMS OF SALE.
The property will be sold to the h1ghes'
and best bidder, upon his signing tne con
diuons of sale, paying one hundred thon,
Ct the time the RfopsT1Gy pth1fty Y day.
after the confirmation Of the sale Dy IN
II. s. Circuit Court for the Eastern DIS.
trict of Pennsylvania. Provided, however
that the settlement of the balance 0I In'
purchase money may be maae 6y fS tha iiyi
dend on the balance of the purchase none!
wr;c may appear to be payable On any ,.}
| the bonds and matured coupons OF tne ~
minQton and Reading Railroad Comp1oms
the b9a %STSas e. f. o. MSlSa Or
chasers chaser % and the delivery q said bonds !, +,
the undersigned. Upon the connrmaIlc' =
Of the sale BY the Court the pHnns pnronasep w,tI
tha conditions Of sale and order OF n
Court e8s So made or to be made touching hing, tn p
81 the pugohasss n %9Rsy 3s yburohase Sns
entitled to take and hSia ali and md apnurteu
ppnces pnoes' fyee ffom eli claim or demand o. tn
Wilmington and Reading RailT9Sad o4}%Rs }6sRpe
nv. or any one claiming under tnes r.sdanar iaU,r
on or thereto by way OF equity o1 fooolut
tiOn or otherwise.
| GEORGE BROOKE. Trustee
! a aaESoRaE SiSaESKKHftt RICHARDSON. J
GAAAfPSMLAN "a AAPMAN B1DDLE.} the Trustees.
M. THOMAS 4 SONS. Auotioneers. 80
Nos, 1ss and 141 South Fourth Street, rnll'
je9S-2stbwtM
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T1HEOLDO CARPET STAND OF

Tr,HEOLD CARPET STAND OF
JOHN ]. BYRNE6,
No rs South Second street, aeove Chestnut
A>o' Street, Phi adelph1a.
REMODELEDi REFITTEDl RENhWE III!
take pleasure in notifying my. custo-
ners In Wilmington, and vicinity that tne
Alterations in my place Of business are % n0M
cS tSem sn attractive stock Of Carpetings,
-Mattings, Oh Cloths, ets, q !oMsr prices
than ever. Call and be S3nylnCs9.p
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IN. JOsEPH'S ACADEMY,

CHESTNUT HILL. PHILADELPHIA,
Under the care Of the Sisters OF st. Josepa .s,a
branohes Of q useful and Christian educa'
''J Annual pension for Board and Tuition
sao0. For fnrther particulars, address,
sepl-y MOTnhn AA
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VOL 2. NO. 20.
WANTS.

Or Sue .@y sGfyaefFs Front on q
I'M Ninth st; st;..n,pphsd IN or unlurnished.
back roomS' ~" Address BOARDING.
sept14-6t - ----
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WESLEYAN FEMALE COLLEGE,
WILMINGTON, DEL.
rTNIyERSITY or VIRGINIA.

u T q
Opens October l; continues through nine
months It is organized in schools on the
elective system with full courses IN Classics q,
Liters ture, Science with practice In Chem
ical and Physical Laboratories). In Law.
Medicine, Engineering, Teaching and Agr1'
culture Apply for Catalogues to
JAMES +. HARRISON, Chairman,
P.O. University Of virginia,
aual6.lmeOd Albemarle Co., We.
WILMINGTON MODEL SCHOOL.
w (SAVlLLE BUILD1NG)
SELECT PRIMARY SCHOOL FOR
BOTH SEXES.
RATES OF TUITION:
s5, S1O, Sl4 and us per term Of q weeks
This useful institution will open MON
DAY. September 4th. Prof. r. Henry Lou.
Ibignac, A. M. has been engaged to teach
the French Language. Drawing by an &C. e
consuited every day at the rooms. from {
A. M. to S p. M. Especial care Of small
children. Send for circular Of course o.
stndv. JAMES H. CRABB,
aux.2 Principals&
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EDUCATIONAL.

MISS BROWN WILL REOPEN HER
M SCHOOL for girls, at No. 4, Whining.
ton Institute, Septmbeer 1lth. Residence,
aug3O- -tsepl1 Gil KING STREET.
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improved HCuOOl cybgouAt ".u W o4~AJ
de emand that the schools be kept free from
any and every sectarian and ecclesiastical
influence.
Resolved, That we renew the pledges of
the Republican party IN favor Of equality OF
Representation to the General Assembly.
Upon the above Mr.. Smithers used his
powers of reading with fine effect, and gave
to them an effect by such effort that had
the desired end. The resolutions We're
adopted.
The following were the Presidential
electors chosen by the Convention. Gen.
Henry DUPONT Of New Castle county, nomi-
mated by GeorgeSW. Bush; N. B. smithers,
of Kent county, nominated by John CULLEN;
and Jacob Moore, of Sussex county, nomi-
mated by ]. ]. Sharp. These were al
received with applause.
After this Mr.. Loflsnd performed the feat
of the day, he surprised everybody, by
sprinoipg the matter from Kent county. II
WAS the nomination of Levi G. Bird fol
Congress. In presenting the name of thts
gentleman, Mr.. Lohand said He 10 gen
tleman of undoubted ability, spotless repu
tation. hi9h-minded and honorable man
upou none could the homer better fall, and
with his name at the head Of our list O
candidates, and supporting Hayes and
wheeler We will sweep the State from thu
rocks Of the Brsrdywins to the end Of Sus
sex. .h l.aa. sNf&S. $.$s3
Mr.. Higgins seconded the nomination an
It was then declared BY tho Chatrsto 30 B.
|acclsmation. Messrs. Scott, Lohand an'
\ Curtis were appointed COMMITTEES 70 n
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I----mrn several loads OF dirt i0T III.
[WANNar1Ehin1 IN yard. Apply At 7oa ,:'Sts ;Msss
NINTH St. . ----------------
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nate will eeuse tho loss but Of ono trip, Tne
jnirrel machinery IL 10 be repaired nv me y;
and g. Railroad shops. where the pr?Ren shh..
viii be heated aud welded to-day. The detnage
will bs repaired In time for tho boat !" io"'o
again next Saturday evening.
sTEAMgRs LEAVING THIS DAY.
Fon UPPER RED RIvEH-.Thc II. T. Bryarlv, w.
r. Scovo, master. Tom Davidson. clerk leaves
mt B u. M to-day rs above, 49,, ~ M
Fop ST LoUts.-The Commonwealtb. i. ".
Shields, master Walter Parker. clerk, leaves lof
the above and all way landings Mt e,p. m t3-dnI
FoH HHBEvEPoBT,--The eleEnnt Ln belie. ~
NJ Wood. master, Walter Parker. clerk. leayea
for the above and all landings mt O'Clock th's
Fon GArou DIES GLAfzEs. - The light-dra.6l
pgeket Trenton, NJ. N. DufQur. master, a.; n
'rr0usdalc, clerk, leaves for Eyergreen, Cotton
Port aud oil landings Intermediates on tho above
mentioned stream to-day ut 9 y. IN.
rnoM our EXCHANGES.
From yickslurg Herald February 18th.
rho tributary packets eII brought IN full loads
If tho staple yesterday, from which y wo1ld ND
near that tho cotton IA not NIL out of the eounrl
vet. The Mary boil added nearly 1900 bales mere
The officers ~ tho now steamer Caronde!et seen
to be very much pleased with the way she runs
and say II slie goes ny the river ~ well W. X.
comes down. she will got away with any 81 th,
freight boats In tho mntter Of speed. She let
Cairo Friday and reached here Monday morn
ing. which il pretty fair time. considering w.
abe had 5000 tons Of freight on board. Freign,
rites from It Louis 10 New Orleans arc now "
md s5 cents. How long they will remain ~ tina
figure no fellow can tell.
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STATEMENT REGARDING THE TEbEdRAPHlo
CORRESPONDENCE or BABCOGK NOTICED
ny THE PRESIDENT or THE WESTERN
UNION COMPANY.
President Orton, Of the Western Union
Telegraph Company. sends the follow
ing letter to the press OF this city:
EygGuTIvE OFFICE.
Wcetern Union Telegraph Company,
New York. February 10. ts7d. ,
~, EJ;fors attention has been
called within few days to press reports
nassinp over our wires from washing
Ton. containing statements to the eject !;
mat a recent application to the
limited States Court ut st. Louis TO nave
the requirements OF one or several
s,,bprnas which had been served upon
tho company made more explicit, WIS
really made FOR the purpose 81 prevent
ipp tho disclosure Of what was consider
ed by mo as damaging testimony 10
Gen. Babcock.
3. That my recent trip to washington
was made upon, or In connection WIN,
this business. and that whlle at Was'i
iruton had admitted that tho records
or thc Western Union Company ut Now
York and Long Branch, recently OK
nmined by me pursuant to subpoena,
contained messages between Babcock
and members Of the ring, which show
oonclusively that Babcock IL guilty. =,
Reports containing some OF these ollie.
CATIONS have already been published
deem II due alike to public and to pr
yatc Justice to say concerning the mat
tors referred to III these reports
1. Tho application made to the court III
behalf of the company ut ~. Louis was
not nj the instigation, solicitation 81
suggestion Of Cen. Babcock. nor OF any
person acting in his behalf. nor was my
irip to Washington on that. business.
/ 4, No effort has ever been made ny OF
in behalf Of Gen. Babcock to prevent
the company from furnishing oil mes
sagcs In It's custody. that had been call
ed for by process issued from any court
and ali such have been furnished.
3, The search made through tho New
York and Long Branch files failed u
find single message, either covered .,
the subpoena or outside OF It, which re
lated to any OF tn cases ut Ut. Louis.
4. II follows necessarily that ! have
not stated to any person anywhere ina
tho records OF this company containet
evidence conclusive Of the guilt OF Con
Babcock 1 have stated In Few III
stances exactly the contrary.
Very respectfully,
| WILLIAM ORTON
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NAV .re Offering ON the SPOT ut ., 1904 so

and Clay are Offering on the spot ut 81 4o@4 so
PEI 2iI FSEY Rectiled is in light supply. but the
demand ~ limited. Louisiana rectiAed Is quoted
Al Al %. aud Western ut 81 1901 II " gallon.
A lot Of 10 bills Bourbon sold nj ~ 7b per Dbl.
CORN IN SACKS-ls scarce, only b5o sacks
aold of which .,D choice white Mt $40. md t50
yellow Ut Csc per bushel. and 1000 yellow for Cuba
rDl,N i'm BUiK-None in the market. It is
of1ering 10 arrive Mt Dso " busl,e
.VAT in god supply and dull 1i 100 s SACKS
no, at the railroad depot at 47'sc, 100 and 600 on
"" BRAN" Fair supply; 100 sacks sold at soe per
UkY-good supply and dull 250 bales sold at
auction, IN lots. nj saenl' % per ton prime II
quoted at si7o2o. choice 10 iobbing ut s2e@2e per
ton.
EsCULENTs AND GREEN VEGETABLES
Tho stock ot potatoes h accommodating and prices
arc weak. Onions arc scarce and would com,
mand 81 per Dbl. PotatousLHussetts arc uupeu
nj 81 to@i ~ peach blows II 60: Jackson whites
81 7b13: carly rose sieei 10. pink eyes p bo
peerless u 20. Apples s9@b per hbl. :, Cabbaees
slOoe12 per ION. Sourkrout Is unsalnbln
BtTTEE do9d supply and fair demand;
Choice Western is selling ut 2beg27e. medium "a
@2,e inferior i5@i7c. choice Goshen 9a'"9ec' mo
CHEESE Fair supply; very little doing.
Choice Western factory is quoted ~ ise'New
COAL OIls-0ood demand; selling nj 1B@2oc
N gallon In bbls. and 25e127c In cases.
LARD Oll-Sells ut sIooi 10 v gallon. j.,
LlNStGD OIIT- law " uuoHu Nv "o"e'"o' b'i''''
BEANS AND WESTERN PEAS-Only mod
ornte demand and plenty on hnnd. Northern
! beans are quoted ut 2sm2'tc. Western 2W2'sc
rcd kidney yGpys c; green peas 3ssc v b.
POULTRY Western grown chickens sell MT s6
| 6p5 co. young do. Mt sJd3 60 ducks ~ by@4 geese
| 5000 60 turkeys si3e9t4 " doncn. Louisiana
| grown chickens ~ b0ao5 80. young DO. " 7ba
| 4 7b, ducks 81. gcese s5. turkeys s12@l6 dozen
| EGGS-The market Is well supplied. Large
| receipts are on the way. The demand ~ noher-
ate. Western are quoted ut 15mt7'sc. LOUISIANA
| ts6o2oc " dozen,
STAR CANDl. Es- Good supply and fair do
| mand: selling ut Is i,e u 10.
| DRIED FHulT-Light supply and Inc de,
mand il only moderate. Apples are quoted at
| W0g,,e; PEACHES sis6opc Y ID.
| HIDES Very little demand. Country green
arc quoted ut Goo7e dry sailed l2c: dry hint l4a
| Ice " N. :,
| RICE,-Prime aud choice are scarce and soil ~
| firm prices but other grades are plentiful npd
neglected. We quote: Louisiana No. 9 2lm2ac
common 4lo4ie. ordinary Alone. fair, bt@bac
good & l6lsc primo eIm6jc. choice Ole " n.
| COFFEE Continues duld aud prices are uh-
| changed The stock In first hands comprises
| n Tgb bugs In dealers 10000. We uuoto eargpcs
Ordinary to low fair tgold). fnir 17AmHsc
| good i7a@isc primo tsi@1sisc 10 Job lots
| ordinary to low fair &c. fair l7amls
good 49,. @oIs,sc prime ls',mioe Y H.
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CITY ITEMS.

DIFFICULTY. About II 80 n. m. we'd
nesdny n difficulty took place on aaron
deIct street. between Third ana routtn,
between John Honey and nj. Barnes,
which Terminated In the former striking
INC latter On the head with u brick. In
hiring him severely Barnes escaped.
The wounded man was taken to his
residence for medical treatment.
Suar,,toua. robt. Brown was found on
Tho premises No. 100 Race street under
auspicious circumstances by Frank En-
mit. who called the assistance OF Officer
Bonnette. and had him locked mp,,,.
Suspicious CHARACTER. jim Williams
was run into the Central Station by ON
Ger Pullum, being found on Liberty
street. near Lafayette, under SUSPICIOUS
circumstances. -, ., >.
TUnIors DnlvlNa. H. Bernard. q
driver was arrested ut the corner oi
Washington and Magazine streets ana
imm,lrcd In the Central Station, charged
with running over and wounding Mrs.
p,crpooWrT. Thomas Coleman was
arrrstc, by Officer Gordon at the corner
of Front and Canal streets and locked
mn I'm the Third Precinct. charged ny
u. Sudden with being. y piekpockct;
A SMALL BLAZE 10 O'Clock
Tuesday night. small lire WIS uls,
covered in the cutie stable corner %
Rampant and Lovco streets parish %
Jefferson. The property was owned 10y
Mrs. Bienvcnue. and the flames were =, e X
tinguished, with damage, 81 about Tlu
Fins. About IL o'clock Tuesday nigh'
- fire broke out in an unoccupied one
story frame cottage on Pine street, pc
tween Second and Burthc, owned bl
Mra, Amos Il. Collins. which was totally
destroyed. The property Is valued ~
$500 aud was uninsured.
LAnccNy or CoAT. Mary Williams
was RIM into the Third Precinct charged
by A. uaiatia with the larceny OF q cont
LARCENY. Della Aulrlch, retired int
tho Third lookup charged Wy Henri,
Krceger with the larceny of W 80.
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will be successful. He lost his old
brooches in the service Of his country.
and DO deserves new pair. The inter
egts of tho national economy have been
subserved. There is no Job, or steal. or
subsidy. or Credit Mobilier IN tho old
pair. Republics should not be ,.nsrate
hi. hut whether Private Noonan gets
his new breeches or not. he may console
himself with the reflection that never
before was mortal d,n man 30 n r ,w'I tap
et "na wo ths British crca%
locption office. He will go down to
posterity side by side. with Dickens
Arthur Clennen, and his breeches Will
ba IA famous az those which Heine's
studont saw In the Hartz Mountains
(LicGgo Tribune.
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RED RIVER.

NEW ORLEANS AND RED RIVER a.
-POHTATlON COMPANY g'rEEAhMu pTThAM
Mary Louise. Texas aiEhs
X. 7. Bryarly, Lotus NJ
Col. A. L. Kouns. W, j nohaa.,
In Belle. Balle ilnaalnl.
g. II. Dnrlee. V"hshh,
~e~ FOR SHREVEPORT ,,,,.
fah.sxi son. Upper he'd Hivsr 'EfFE
0k Consbatta, Grand Tnnr,,, alhdr
dria and all way and plantation landino,..A lesa
ing New Orleans ps follows Len,
Fpr Shreveport
La Belle, NJ. N. Wood mas,os
Lepves FRIDAY. Feb H. nts
For Shreveport and Jairers,n,''
n. T. Bryarly, W. r. Bcoyilil' g mast.
Leaves on SATURDAY. Feb. 10 a, 'eq
Returning leaves Shreveport TIipwtstm
FRIDAYS. oAIS aoa
SATURDAYS boats going through ,o -
No wharfboat charges will lbs MAIDS ~ .s.eliersp
consigned to tbs company ut the month M lli1eyi,
River. ""h 81 Ei
Forwarding froights coneiepsdto,h.
ut New Orleans will be handled irse ~, v99lpan,
and commissions. VI ufayars
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The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-17
A Midnight Suicide.

ur aEFKa CONSOLATION IN run FATHER OF
WATERS.
Between the hours Of twelve and one
o'clock Wednesday morning an I'M
known man was seen to walk up the
lcvee towards the river, between L''-
fayette and Girod, and deliberately Jump
into the water. and was drowned. The
officer and Waterman OF the steamboat
CD. Church threw % rope to him. but
no mnde no efforts 10 catch 1t.
He bid the officer and Waterman good
bye. and said he was going, ana then
sunk into the Mississppi's treacheroua
dcpth. Tho body wns not recovered.