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The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-22
STATE HOUSE.
APPOINTMENTS by THE GOVERNOR.

Leopold J. Smith, Notary Public, par
tice OF the Peace, Eighth Ward; j. b.
O'Neal, Constable; and w. ID. Station,
Recorder OF the parish Of Bossier. 4. A.
Martin, Justice Of the Peace, Seventh
District; M. Glaudin, Clerk OF the Sec
ond judicial District Court, having
jurisdiction in the Seventh District,
New Orleans. +. M. Sharp and W. B.
Richardson, Police Jurors, parish Of
Grnnt
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-22
BAYOU MACON AND TENsAs.

REGULAR TENSAS AND BAYOU MACON
PACKET.
Leaves on SATURDAY, Jan. %. at 5 p. N.
~ FOR FLOYD, DELHI, lOES
LhMIkAaA.tlT Bayou. Warsaw Crockctt's Point, Gut
- - on. and all landings on Black and
Tensas Rivers aud Bayou MMon-The steamer
w. j. POitevent,
Joe Walker. master, Sam Block, clerk.
will leave rs above positively. For freight Or
passage apply on board, or 10
lllTE & CABIN, . Tchouptoulas 81.
LORD q MCPEAKE, 46 Camp street
Will remain in the trade permanently. jash
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MEMPHIS AND BENDS.

Leaves on THURSDAY. Feb. s.at5p.m
REGULAR MEMPHIS AND BENDS PAGKrT
c. FOR MEMPHIS, HELENA
II Mouth Of White River. CHA
Greemyille, Vicksburg. Natchss
and the Bends--The new and iiiaendcsn@
steamers
Mary Boil,
y; =. Hicks, MASTER, All. Grisson. clerk,
will leave rs above. Particular attention given
TO all way and plantation business. ThrongS
bills OF ladlng signed ~ all points on Cbleot ra.
roads. BROCKETT * CATER. Agents,
do "a N tRazine street
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-22
OPELOUSAS.

INDEPENDENT OPELOUIAS WEEKLY
PACKET.
Leaves every WEDNESDAY ut s .. no.
~ns~ FOR WASHINGTON, PORT
- Giaizcs, Atchnfaaya, simmspor,
Big Bend Landing. Old River, and all internne-
date points-The light-draft passenger steamer
St. Mary,
+. Probst master. J. Il. Schmidt clerk.
For freight or passage apply on board. or to
HITE IL CABIN, Tehoupitouas st.
Through bills lading to Bayous Des Glalza
and BGuf. die i'm
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-22

ST. LOUIS AND CAIRO.

sase FOR ST. LOUIS. CAIRO. Mpw
sssss phis and Bcnds-Tho fine steamer as',
Henry G. Yaeger,
J. 9. Van Hook, master. NJ Il. Fowler cl0,L
Leaves on SATURDAY Jan. ~. nj &
Bismarck,
John Spanc, mastGr II. H. Phwell elark
Leaves on TIL ESDAY Jan. rs, at So. M
Through bills " hiding via Cairo and Bemoe,
to all points North and West. ''4'
}. II. WOODS A. co.
d2ots 10i Common street
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-22
CINCINNATI.

REGULAR CINCINNATI, LOUISVILLE Avn
NEW ORLEANS PACKET ANU
Leaves SATURDAY, Jan. %, 1T Bpm
.Eg FOR CINCINNATI LOUISVILLE
ftn1.is Evansville, Henderson, Shawn,
axssk<stown Paducoh. Cairo, Memnbiss , ~
all Intermediate points-,Ibo Steamer %pa
u. +. Schenck,
j. Lawrenca Carter, rnastey
VIII leave ~. above. For freight or passage m.
ply on board. or to G. @. WAYNE, ioG Ciravoraag az
ja1s til DOUGLASS 4 WTNBTnVrS-
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GRAND ECORE.

Leaves EVERY SATURDAY. at6nm
FOR GRAND EGORE M M
2&xss9zf gQmery.. Alexandria. Nor nVai'
Wares, Bnrbins' and I'LL way aIIa II,
kivers-Ihc steamer "nu Lied
New Bart Able,
X. Sinnott. master, Geo. G. Hamilton .,.-,
For freight or passage apply on board nr V,e'S
:. ADAMS h W0RK"
delo Gm No. Commercial Placs
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BAYOU SARA.

~ FOR BAYOU SARA, WATERLOO.
L@llkkna9l.ti4T Hermitage, Port Hudson, Baton
4 kzahE - Rouge pa1uominc and way land.
ings-Tho United States mail semi-woeily
packet
Gov. Alton,
Tn place Of w. s. Pike j. ]. Brown. master,
Leaves every MONDAY and FRIDAY, at5p
M, for Bayou Sara
HITE q CAKLIN. ACTS, 3 Tehoupltoulas st.
dos 3m A. @. GODDIN ~ Magazine
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TALLAHATCHIE RIVER.

FOR YAZCO AND TALLAHATCHIC RIVERS
DIRECT
Leaves on TUESDAY, Jan. %. at p, m.
~ FOR ALL LANDINGS ONTALLA-
Ie&s8tt hatchie and Yazoo rivers-The new
light draft steamer
B. T. Beasly master r. X. VOORHEES, clerk
will leave as above. For freight or passage APP
ply or board, or to ~ W. JOYCE, agent,
J22 I'd Ill Gravier street.
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Era No. 10.
LOWER COAST.

INDEPENDENT PACKET-LOWER COAST
DAILY PACKET.
f1z~nAn n Tho No. freight steamer
tA~. j. +. Frazer,
SgrSasH8 o. Canton. Jr.. Master,
- Leaves the Lower Coast Paessess
Landing EVERY EVENING Except sunday ios
the Belair Plantation and ,Way landing p 81
O'Clock. Returning to the City EVERY fOhH-
NOON, except Mondays. ,,o
For freight engag9mients apply on board. os "
dl3u n. q. D0NQHUE. 10 GrayieT S'Ts7"
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MARINE NEWS.
N. o. DEMOCRAT OFFICE. Jan. %. 1871
CLEARED YESTERDAY.

Ger steamship Strassburg. Barre. for Bremen
- E + Stockmeyer
Span bark Felisa, Anye, for Barcelona
and g Green and co
Ger bark Johanne Marie, Gustavus for Bremen
Shultz and co
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-22

Leaves EVERY WEDNESDAY. at SPIN
- FOR WASHINGTON, OPELOU9AS,
LaskfaTtF Port Barre. Simmsport Churchvile.
g. ana az landings on Inc Coast Atcna'
Eleta,
G, G. Pickett. master, A. Menler Sr., clerk.
Will leave Us above. All freight and passengers
for Bayou DIES Glaizes to be landed at Simmspoh
or Big Bend Landing. and for Bayou Bleuf Of
Washington. For freight Or passage apply Oh
board or To LORD n MCPFAKE Agents.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-22

To Shippers on the Little Rock, Mis-.
sissippi and Texas Railway-The undersigned
having been appointed as the exclusive agents
in this city for the above railway notice Is hereby
given that no bills lading win be- recognized
over the above road except signed by US, and
those signed by any other party will be charged
local rates from Chicot City.
BKOCkETT Il CARTER.
Jazz 3t No. 80 Magazine street.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-22
BAYOU DIES GLAIZEs.

FOR BAYOU DIES GLAIZES.
~ FOR EVERGREEN.C COTTON PORT,
&c., Junction, Meoreauyile Big Bend
bSimmsport and all intermediate land
ings-The light-draught passenger steamer
Garry Own,
N. NJ Dufour. MASTER, A. ?. ,Trousdale. clerk,
viii leave as above For freight or passage ap-
ply on board, ORTIZ
ja22l. BRITTON l. EPPLER. Agents.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-22

Stock on hand ana on 6h1pDOhrd noe ,o AM.
cleared. oz.' ~.
Do. same time last year .............,... Soi t"l
To-day's exports embraced 1900 bales
to Bremen and $50 to Barcelona, TO
which we have added As by rail.
Receipts proper since Inst evening"
10. OO4 bales, against 9632 on last Fri
day, and 5O11 last year.
For comparative totals for the past
three days. exports and receipts see
above report. :,
TOBACCO only sale reported
to-day was hhds. Weeks sales Is
hhds. The amount on sale Is estimated
at 2175 hhds. We continue to quote as
follows: Low Tugs 6W7c, good 7sWSc,
low leaf 9(D11c, medium 12W14c, good
l5(d)16c, and fine II O16c.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-22
ARRIVED.

Ger steamship Frankfurt. Won Balow. from Bro,
men, Dec ~, via Havro. Southampton and
Havana. to e r stockmeyer and coil. 4th
Brit bark Amity, ORGY. 10 days from Savannah.
TO master-Point
Schr Laura McCallster, days from Sabine
Pass. to master-2d dis
STEAMBOATS,.
< sc John. Bergerpn. from DonaldsOnville.
Wawenock. Taylor. from Lower Coast.
QrlOle. Carrick. from Lower Coast.
Natchez. feathers, from vicksburg.
La Belle. Woods. from shreveport;
Trenton. Quatrevaux. from Washington.
WI Poitevcnt, Walker. from Delhi
ASSUMPTION. Dalferes. laurel Valley.
Ras Ae 4 rs.on o ss9n S Ss ens
Josephine. Cozzens, from Union Plantation
Bart Able. sinnott from Grand Ecore.
Lessie Taylor. Jumcl from Baton Rouge.
II Frazer. Canton. from Lower Coast
BELOw-COMING UP.
schr VIM Bradley .Chaso. ID days FIN Martinique.
swd bark Jno Fougt, Carlson. . days from st
=, Thongs. 70 mastcr. -. A.,
Nor bark Medbcr. Jensen. 10 days from Mar
Brit bark Tanjaab Williamson. from Grocnock.
Brig ] NJ Wesw9l Glover 80 days from Rio de
Janeiro. to J l. Phipps and co.
Nor bark President Daal. Alsen. AZ days from
:, Antwerp. TO master. NJ
Nor bark New York, Swensen. from Havrc. NOV
20th, to Ocean, Ierega and co.
Aust bark Orfco, Termuda, 50 days from Bclfas
to master.
Nor bark Onni. Abrahamsen. from Tarragona.
10 Ocean. Iercga and 60.
Nor bark Albion. Andersen, from Lisbon. Nov
30tb. to master.
Ship Trenton, Falster. from London. Nov 22d,
TO Hall and Vaughan.
Nor ship Freydis. Iyersen, from Bordeaux. Nov
23d, to Ocean. Zerega and co,
Swd ship Australia, Paulsen. from Bordeaux.
dec 2d to master.
Bark Olaf Glass, Nenest, from London. Dec sd,
to Shultz and GO,
Brit ship Romania, Mcintyre. 80 day! from Lon
don. in ballast, to J A Bryson and 60.
Brit bark Sarah M Smith. Sprague. from Bar
row. Dec 10. to master.
Aust bark Ungau Serco, SO days from Oran, to
master.
Brit bark Olive Mount. Jordan. from Liverpool.
Dec /. to master.
BELOW-WAITING ORDERS.
Aust bark Guesto, Columbus, 80 days from Oran
In ballast, to master.
Nor bark Galatea. Steinsen. AZ days from Ant
werp. to master.
Swd bark Rosa. Andersen. so days FIN Gibraltar.
In ballast. 10 master.
EXPORTS.
BREMEN--Per steamship Strassburg--52o0
bales cotton.
BREMEN--Per bark Johanna Marie---2O0O
bales cotton 10 bales moss.
II A l.,r IL E.tid ball rf,t-
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BGUF RIVER.

REGULAR BFUF RIVER PACKET. .,
Leaves on SATURDAY. Jan. ~, at =; 70; H.
SO FOR POINT JEFFERSON. GIBVYyJ
Ls4saLt? Alto, Red Mouth. Gum Point, a ana =.
landings on Black and Boeuf riVefS-
The steamer
Era No. 10,
Tom. L. Taylor. master. J. +. Mohr. clerk,
will leave above. For freight or passage
apply on board, or to
LORD 4 McPEAKE,
l6 Camp street;
urinp the entire season jals
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-22
EXPORTS.

BREMEN--Per steamship Strassburg--52o0
bales cotton.
BREMEN---Per bark Johanna Marie---2OoO
bales cotton 10 bales moss
BARCEIONA-Per bark Feisa-B55 bales cot
ton 40 900 II lumber 1900 pcs slaves.
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COTTON STATEMENT.

COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand Sept /. 1875. ...... .tbalesl e.076
Arrived since last statement. 1914
,~t Jog. 2is
Cleared previously ......... GJ7 2s2 -Gi5 1886
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-22

Tho undersigned. In assuming charge OF the
River Department of tho DAILY DEMOCRAT re-
spoctfulIy solicits from his steamboat friends
continuance of the patronage so literally ex-
tended during his connection with the Now Or
leans Crescent and Bulletin.
- - GEO I DIINCAN
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-22
ARRIVALS AT THE OLD BASIN.

TCHEFUNCTA RIVER-Per scbr Emma Anne
la-2O 900 II lumber $50 bbls sand order.
BAYOU LACOMBE-Per schr Wrcn-l8.o0o
It lumber order.
TANGIPAHOA--Per schr Tiger--12 cords
wood master.
The New York herald., 1876-12-19

SALES AT AUCTION.
EDWARD sciiENcR. AucfioNEEa.
SPECIAL rEREMProEy SALE
or HOLIDAY GOODS.
ELEGANT MUSICAL RUSSIA LEATHER AND
PAINTED ALBUMS GLOVE AND HANDKERcHIEF
BOXES. VIENNA AND PARIS BRONZE WARES.
AN IMMENSE VARIETY OF THE FINEST SWISS
CARVINGS AND BEAUTIFUL ASSORTMENT OF
OTHER CHOICE GOODS.
TO BIZ SOLD At AUCTION
ON TUESDAY WEDNESDAY. FRIDAY AND SAT-
uRDAY; pEcEMRER 10. 20, y AND "a
AT Goobs % tssEsry yny ST ST. At Il nGL2cK
EDwARD scHENcK, AucrIoNEER.
GRAND EXHIBITION AND SALE.
THE FINEST GOODS ONLY.
SUITABLE FOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS
SUPERB JAPANESE. DAIMio BRONZE VASES
AND cLorsoSSR wAaEs sNSs VERY CHOICE srEcl-
OF sArsuMA. KIoTo. sEvREs. IMPERIAL BERLIN.
ROYAL DRESDEN. caro- DI MONTE
AND WORCESTER PoRcELAIss.
FRENCH AND ITALIAN MAJoLIcAs AND FAIENcE.
sEyREs CHINA AND DECORATED DINNER SETS.
OLD SIXTEENTH cESTyRy STYLE. GERMAN JUGS.
AND FLAGoSs, PARIS BISCUIT srAruErrEs.
FROM COPELAND. MINroN AND OTHERS.
TO BE SOLD AT AUCTION AT
no. II UNION SQUARE.
ON wHDSEspASh SrsEAShn rsSnspAs sd p ssb ssp FRIDAY
SALE M GPNsE S5qSK aSb @otT s
Gu exhibition every day Until 10 o'clock r ~
ZINE Akr SALES. THIS WEEK
The MEssRs. LEAvirT Auctioneera
THIS ruEsDAW EVENING.
xes. D. Apeetoa s sal. q q slsssai Books stand
new and in perfect order Adapted tor Christmas Gifts
Now on exhibition.
at Clinton Hall, at . o'clock. aud now on exhibition.
49, japanese cnrios,,
cuos ever exposed for xsbticn se in this country
Superb Old Laequers antane Ivory and Wood caIvns Of
pure gold and silver Perfume Boxes and caricaue. an.
old corean and Kara cloonne Eaames
antique and modern lnros IN gold aud ivory Ac
&c including specimens which arrived late
FOR catalogue
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY AFTERNOONS
ana rHuRspAy" !" FvsSISa. i flGss a. 80 O'Clock.
the Art Rooms si7 Broadway, and free exhbi.
ton day and evening
The Gates collection.
Executors sale.
Objects OF and selected during period OF
Ave In the various countries OF Europe and
the Orient from celebrated galleries and canet Eastern
bssaa kc comprising Fine Arts Brc-a brac and speci
of the highest curiosity.
The Paintings will be sold on THURSDAY EVENING.
Special attention Is invited Nos 472 and 49, in
logue.
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY EVENINGS
Now exhibition Clinton Hall the Library of wcll
known comprising choice selection OF Stand
Illustrated Works. best editions, mostly in fine
bindings from the hands OF Hayday. Rivsrc kslthoeber
Zaehnsdorf. Matthews Bedford Sc
Catalogues OF the above also re ady
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11Lp poNINIoN Steamship coMrANY

(lLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY
~ saing from pier 81 North River
Norfolk. CITY Point aud Richmond Tuesdays. Thurs
days and saturdays ut r. NJ connecting with the virsina
and Tennessee Air Line Atlantic Coast lno Piedmont ALE
Line. Chesapeake and OHIO nairoad and With the
lines interior points In North Carolina and
Virginia NewDeru and Washington N. G. (vta Nurfokl.
every Tuesday Thursday and Saturday.
Lewes Del Monday and Thursday ut z. NJ connecting
with Maryland and Delaware railroads.
Passenge accom- datons unsurpassed
Through passage tickets and bills Of adng to all Joints
At lowest rates Insurance to Norfolk Se. per cent
Freight received daily ut pier 81 North River General
Offices 1877 Greenwich st. ~ l. McCREADY President.
The New York herald., 1876-12-19

III b HEgTs SONS. AucrToNEERs.
GREAT PHILADELPHIA EXHIBITION SALE
OF GOODS REMOVED FROM THE CENTENNIAL
AT CHIcKERlNG tolp HALL, II EAST l4TH ST.
COMPRISING THE GEMS OF THE EXHIBITION.
THE VARIOUS EXHIBITORS.
TUESDAY. DECEMBER 10. At r. NJ.
BY SPECIAL REQUEST.
THE RSrIRE ELEGANT EXHIBIT OF RICH
AND VALUABLE DIAMOND JEwELRY.
comprising all the eS'nns an,Sd II the ,sns
Weighing from TO twenty karas each In every variety
Of setting. together with tho entire exhibits OF
ZINE GOLD AND sILyER WATCHES.
MANUFACTURED AND EXHIBITED BY
JAMES NARDIN. JULES JURGENsEN. BRETINo,
FREREs. A. HUGENIN SONS. JOSEPH sEwELL.
JACQUES RouLET. L. rRANKrlELD.
H. MoNTANDoN. l. HuGENIN.
PAUL MATHEY DoREr.
AND JOSEPH JAcor.
offering opportunity to purchase valuable and
CANT holiday presents. every lot will be sold positively
WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER %. AT O'CLOCK r. M.
FIFTH SALE OF JAPANESE GOODS.
comprising large and varied selection OF
sArsUMA. ARITA. TOXIC. KAGA.
KIoTo AwAGI. BANKo.
nIzES KUTANI.
coREAN RAKU
AND OTHER PORCELAIN CERAMICS
GOLD LAoUERs. FINE BRoNzEs. SCREENS &C..
Messrs Kinzahrc. Yaye Gisxa Matsno OF Japan under
whose personal supervision the salcs will take place
III b. nEaTs SONS. AUCTIoNEERs
ROSES. MODES. MILLINERY GOODS. FURNI-
TURE &C.
ON TUESDAY. DECEMBER 10. AT ioH O'CLOCK.
AT NO. UNION SQUARE CursTAIRs,
NEAR i4rIi ST,
ESTIRR STOCK OF NINE. WEINBERG.
WHO IS RETIRING FROM BUSINESS
out As above tho entire stock Of Mime Weinberg well
Sd, sss cSss' pcss sssSe
ac Also all the elegant Fixtures show Cases. Tales.
pets Mirrors Piano and other Catalogues
ready Monday The sale will oe without any reserve on
account Of the owner leaving for Europe immediately
u B. HERrs SONS. AucrIoSEEgs.
snERrFF's SALE
OF WATCHES. JEwhLRy AND DIAMONDS.
on THURSDAY. DEC. ~, AT Ioh O'CLOCK
AT THE sALESRooMs 40. II PARK PLACE.
Tho stock Of Maiden lane importer comprising gold and
silver Watches by all the celebrated English Swiss
American MAKERS solitaire and cluster Diamonds In
Rings. Pins Earrings, studs Charms, Lckes. Sc Also
showcases. jewellers Safe. Trays &c, &c By order
WM. g. CONNER. Sheriff.
WILLIAM HxSRv. Deputy Sheriff
IMPORTANT SALE OF HOTEL PROPERTY.-THE
lundcr gned will sell At public ancton Dccomber ID.
1876 IL NJ at the Exchange Salesroo Ill broadway.
New York. by A. J. BLEEcKER son, Auctioncers tho
valuable Hotel aud Restaurant known the stacy Hon-e.
Nos 76O and 1852 broadway consisting of all the Fixtures
Furniturs. nc. in said premises wth the Leases OF the
Buildings Good viii OF the Business In full
ming order Absolute title to tho wolc property aud
session thereof given immediately For terns OF SALE &c
apply 10 Auconeers. ls3 Broadway George W. McAdam
II Chambers 81. or on the promises.
Dated NKw YORK. December =, 1875.
WILLIAM A. WOODwORTH.
Assignee of j. N. \. Nelson.
BRADFORD =. STACY.
TAMEs NJ. FORD. AUcrIoNEEa.-Ar TWO
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HELP wANrED-FEMALEs.

Il LARGE RETAIL HOUSE WANTS THOROUGHLY
Aesueriemced who sell adies' nne suits m
rrest ia WIDE 90 take charge
soak sacsoom also thoroughly experienced
rhosha, had charge OF workroom aud s
rade aud III ana mike goods Tor stock only those
rho have held similar positions With Drst class city houses
xceptOuRbe references. need apply. and
20 the rgn parties ocd opportunity IL offered. Address
16i Herald onice, View ork. No notice taken
81 any application unless full particulars as to iorner
ocri.nce and references are given.
GIRI. WANrED-To no GENERAL HoUSEw0RK; I;
~ must bc q good waShcr and roner Apply At aJ4 kast
a
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TRAyELLERs' GU

NALL RIVER LINE FOR BOSTON AND THE EAST.
Leave New York daily tSundays excepo from pier -
North River foot Of Murray ST., at 4aoP. NJ Fares ro
duced.
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7 s. wEINBERGER, AuCTIoNEER-REGULAR
l.sse o General Merchandise this day Tuesday, peeen-
Bells. 40 silk Umbrellas, Watches Jewsiry. Cigars and
Liquors. An
The New York herald., 1876-12-19


TAMEs NJ. FORD, AUcTIONEER.-AT TWO
81 clock 1872 I'd tho entire excellent Furniture OF
dwellings and club house consisting IN par. Of paror.
sells tapestry and other Carpets and msnel Mirrors,
Oiiclvths Mating fine Glassware SAFE rich Curtains.
nnc Mattresses. Bedding Cottage Salts cutlery. liver
Ac. he nxings OF about thirty also about
$50 elegantly bound Catholic and Protestant Bibles and
Prayer Boo suitable for holiday sale absolute.
reg ardleas OF weather.
T HAVEN. AUCTIONEER,
81. Office and saesronm 80 and III East 18TH,
will sell TUESDAY. December 10, at IL A. NJ.
at 80 and III East 18Th,
the contents OF three houses consisting OF Beds Hcdng
Parlor Suits. Lounges Tables springs Carpets linen
Sheets Quilts Etagercs marble Tables Bedste ads
Dressing Cases, nne Oh Paintings silver plated Ware,
Crockery, Glass, Ornaments &c.
Special attention given to sales at private houses
TOHN H. DRAPER 4 CO., AUCTIoNEERs.
81 The Delaware. Lackawanna A Western RaliroadCom.
pany will sell
Scranton Coal public auction Thursday, Dccem.
ber II, ut II O'CLOCK noon, At 20 xchange place:
SAMUEL NIDAN President.
NfARSHAL'S SALF.-J SEEBACHEk AUCrIONEER,
Ivl viii sell this day Rvington ST. at Iua ocock.
lot OF Liquors. consisting Nhkey, tordias tort Wine.
Champagne Brandy, Gin, &C also Counter, Dcmiohns.
Ale Pump. &c. NATHAN FRANK. Marshal.
MORTGAGE sALE.-P. DALEY. AUCTfoyEER
V will this day, 10 o'clock A. NJ the Fixtures aud
Furniture 81 the Billiard Wine Saloon sI I'd
5Ist consisting four first class Billiard Tables patent
cushions wtn Ball Cues Cue Hacks &cs also one Piano.
Ceoncr Back Bar. Glassware black walnut Tables Chairs
Stove. Signs 6c These goods hrst class aud will bc
sold In goods be removed a BY OF
GEORGE A. sTAUFf, Attorney Tor Mortgages
The New York herald., 1876-12-19

NTATTONAL LINE-FROM PIERS "A AND 81 n r.
IN FOR LONDON
Can .Wedne esday. Dec 20 A. NJ.
FoR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
Egypt. Dec ,3, 10 A. ~ England Jan. II 10 80 A. NJ.
lievetia Dec. 80 2:3yP. NJ Italy. Jan i3. Bpm
Cabin passage, = IS, $40 or $40 currency.
Return tickets xiOl. 81 10 or Si2u. currency.
Steerage passage. S56 Drafts issued from ci
upward 1t current Apply a the Office 90
edway steerngc tickets also be obtained at tho
company piers, ~ and 81 North river.
r. W. J. HURST. Manager.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-02-11

CoNvIcT LABoR.-What TO do with
them, that is, with the convict labor
Of our State, is question now agita-
ting the minds Of our Representatives
at Frankfort. There are nearly 1000
Of them. of both sexes, confined in
the Penitentiary, and several hundred
Of them are without cells in which to
sleep. The condition Of the inmates
must he very bad, indeed. Frequent.
ly il becomes necessary to crowd two
If them in one narrow cell, and thi.
is bad and inhuman. We should eli
ther enlarge our State Prison, build Q
branch, or put out great many to la
bor on private or public works. The
latte; is the better plan. Other States,
Tennessee, for instance, have done the
same thing, and the plan has beer
shown to be good and safe one. II
this should be done. the health Of the
convicts who labor, as well as thos,
who remain, would be the better SC
cured, and there would be a greater
revenue coming into the State trrasu
ry. The question Of what to do will
them, is one Of paramount considera
ton. and It should receive the most
thoughtful action.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-02-11

SoMF celebrated man once said, that
he knew no such word as fail. The
human mind seems capable of grasp,
ing anything. Wonders have been
performed in engineering. Mountains
have been tunneled, rivers spanned,
oceans made the bed Of the electric
wires which bear the intelligence Of
the different parts of the old, to the
remote portions of the new world. And
now, as if to put the cap-stone on the
monument of wonders, the English
people have conceived, and will, with
their skill and capital, carry out the
flea Of making tunnel under the
English Channel, from Dover, in Eng
land. to Calais, in France. We nat
urally shrink from the contemplation
Of a work SO stupendous, both as a
matter of skill ana labor, and as a
financial undertaking. But the work
will be done. Time and genius, and
money. are equal to the final accom-
plishment OF that, or any other work
which men in this day and age, dare
undertake. If they cant go over an
obstruction, they will go around OF
under il
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-02-11

The COMMITTEE, to which was referred the
Revision Of the Codes Of practice, has com
ple,ed It's labor, and will probably report
the result by the latter part Of the present
week II !. thought that the resision will
be adopted without amendment. I learn
that II gives general satisfaction to the law
yers, who ere more directly interested In Il
than any other class Of citizens, and who
are, ofcourse, better judges Of its merits.
There is q general desire on the part Of
the members to adj urn at the end Of this
month. lift L. done, however, II will nee.
essarily be at the expense Of much impor-
tant Legislation, and in difference TO an I'm.
Wise newspaper clamor.
As to the personnel Of this, the Lower
House, Il differs but little, presume, from
that Of previous Legislations. A large ma.
jority Of the members are farmers--plain,
practical, sensible, and somewhat unsophis.
ticated. \ few lawyeis and doctors lcaven
the mass and give form and shape to our
somewhat chaotic, but wholly honest and
patriotic, views Of the public needs. The
me,,I.r f,on, Io;.y;I,a Al, Ko,rnv m,v
no r.v,rled =. an. 81 Tho Leader. /, N.
uo,s. ia men ~ or.,, cn,,rr. +.
deliberate and .ourd ,bi,le, and /, GOOD
speaks. Possessed Of crea, wealth. great
energy. and laudable ambition. prophecy
that he will We, be heard from ON A more
enlarged theatre than the State Legislature
Iarue. from Louisville. Mckinney. from
Triyp. Boule.. from PIKE. Gr;y.by Iit,Ie
IIeatop. fran, shelly. M,gibbon from lila,
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