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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-07-20
REGATTA.
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SARATOGA, July l9.-It was not until
about 1885 A. NJ. that the signal flag an
nOunced the start, and soon the flashing of
the oars could be SEEM soon the signal was
put up for the half mile, showing Cornell
leading, Columbia second, Union third.
Cornell appeared to be going about thirty
six strokes. At the mile, Columbia led.
with Harvard second and COrnellthird.
At the two-mlle, Cornell took the lead with
spirit, with Harvard second. As they
nesred the stand the crowd of Cornell's
and Harvard's cheered to the echoes. and
it was soon given out that Cornell was first,
Harvard second, Columbia third, Union
fourth, Wesleyan fifth, and Princeton last.
Time-Cornell l7:0l y; Harvard F:O5A.
About half past eleven O'Clock the single
SOULS started at the half mile. Frances, of
Cornell, led; Parmeley. Of Princeton, Sec
ond. The next signal gave Frances still
leading, and Dsnforth, Of Harvard, second.
At the third time the flag went up giving
the positions unaltered. Frances won by
FIVE lengths, Danforth second, Parmeley
third, and Weeks, Of Princeton, fourth.
Time-Frances, l3:42A; Danf0rth, 1856;
Parmeley, l4:2l; Weeks, l4:23a4.
The Freshmen's Race Cornell's Third
Triumph.
At half-past twelve the freshmen's boats
started. At the first mile the Harvards
were leading, with the Cornells second.
At the next mile the Cornells were leading,
with the Harvsrds second. The Cornells
won. Time-l7:23h; Hsrvards second,
time-I7 3S34.
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MARKETS.
Domestic Markets.

NEW YORK july l9.-Morey dull at 202k. Ster.
ling weaker; 50 SO. Gold frn at HIS alllAs Gev-
ernments dull but better feeling; new nves III q.
State bonds quiet and nominal. Louisiana consols
6Od62h.
stocks dull but better feeling, except Erie,
sub.treasury balances-Gold saa.8s7,7so; cur
rency S3l 197 959
The sub treasurer paid ont $4,000 on account
Of interest and $4,000 for bonds.
Customs receipts TO day. F30i,O0o-
C9stDnHolde1s meeting buyers m, mdho Iag up
receipts "A; gross 2228 consolidated net receipts
4OSs; exports to Grea: Britain alos.
lows: July II 2l-320ll ll-l6c: August II 1920
II ll-16c: September II l7-32all s-6c; October
II li;s29llac; November i 5,32Glisc; peeem.
II Il 3s0ll s6c: March ii ll-l60l1'.c; April q q
II 2932c; May IL 1872 Gl2 ll6c u s3, all 36c.
FlOur-In buyers favor and limited export ard
home trade dem aud; superine Western and State
S3d3 So southern flour dull and decrning; com
mon to fair extra 81 6504 IS; good to choice do
new red Texas S 05; new amber Delaware 3 Is.
new amber Tennessee 81 so. Corn irregular, un-
graded No. M
graded yellow SEC. Oats-Prime firm, fair inquiry:
common and inferior dull and declining; mixed
Bio dull and nominal l50lac, gold. for cargoes;
jobbing at l50lsc. gold. Sugar very firm and
quiet st sSsc for air to good 5sn5 Fs NO.
grocery grades quiet and unchanged. Rice Quiet
and steady. Tsllow steady at SIC. Prime rosn
and firm; Texas l514c. Pork frmer at $50 100
20 IS for new Lsrd excited and firmer; Western
firm; cotton, BY sail, s-3ad5-l6d; steam, l6d,
wheat, BY sail, SIC; stesm, 9'4c.
ST. LOUIS, July ls.,Flour-Sound old medium e1;
neglected. Wheat dull; No. red fall ST. 81; No. 3
do 81 o5 Corn inactive; mixed 3skc. Oats frmer
and inactive; No. 33c bid Rye dull ard lower to
sell; sec bid. whitky inactive; 81 TO- Provisions
Hogs strong; bacon Sc isos So Cattle steady and
in good demand.
CINCINNATI, July 19.-Flour dull and dropping;
choice family IS 2s9s 50: Wheat steady; fair de,
changed. Oats dull and unchanged. Bye dull at
6O168c on track. P0rk-Some sales at $50; gener
ally held at $50 15d2O so. Lard quiet and firm;
prime steam llc kettle held at l2a 0l3ac. Bulk
meats easier: shoulders IA O8c; clear rib 1910
lOac; clear sides held at l0ac. Bseon-Fair de-
mand; shade easier; shoulders SC; clear rib 4c
sc so06 IS. Butter injured by heat, secrecy any
choice Offering.
CHICAGO, July l9-Flour dull. Wheat panicky
and lower al 87kc. Corn heavy and lower at 431c.
Oats lower at q Z 028c. Rye and bar ey nominal.
Pork-Fair demand lower; sls 81 0l9 40 spot.
Bulk meats easier; shoulders 7is 07l,c spot; clear
rib 80. d9sc; clear sides lOkc. Whisky 81 l0A.
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morning and shot Dickerson through the
head with Q load Of buokshot, DickereOn
diving inside of five minutes. When shot
Dickerson was seated ct desk engaged in
copying the one hundred and nineteenth
Psalm. Williams was arrested and held for
trial. The community justifies him.
Failed.
MONTREAL, July 19.-Mr. Campbell,
leather betting merchant, st. Joseph street,
has placed his estate in the hands OF as
signees. Assets estimated at about $24O, 00O'
without allowing for bad debts; direct liz
bilities about $252,O0
Base Ball.
CHICAGO, July ls.-Chioagos 9, Louis
villes 5.
PHILADELPHIA, July 1e.-Bostons 10,
Athletics7
ST. LOUIS, July ls-St. Louis 5, Cincin.
natis l; Reds 9, New Havens 3.
Early Cotton.
PHILADELPHIA. July l9.-TO.day three
bales Of the finest cotton. from Maryla nd,
Georgia and Texas. were received and
added to the collection already made.
Sudden Death Of a Clergyman.
Yesterday, while bathing at Seaside
Park, the new Baptist resort, Rev. j. +.
Welch, of Missouri, was taken sick and died
an hour afterward.
How to Settle the Pacific Mail Trouble.
SAN FRANCISCO, July l9.-The board OF
marine surveyors have decided that the
Pacific Mail steamship City Of TOkia must
receive the same repairs as the City OF
Picking, when her rate will be restored.
Tilden.
LONG BRANCH, July Ex-Governor Tilden
has secured suite of rooms here for Au-
gust. Mr.. George M. Prlimsn's cottage
was robbed of $500 worth of diamonds and
jewelry last night.
Eject of the Suspension of Freight Trains.
SHREVEPORT, July l9-The suspension OF
freight trains on the Missouri, Kansas and
Texas road, and their detention on the
Iron Mountain road, has turned a very
heavy trade toward New Orleans. The
Jam in the raft above here is over two miles
lonp
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FOREIGN.
Failed.

Failed.
| LIVERPOOL, July l9-Peters Brothers
| have failed. Their liabilities are estimated
| at $500, 600 to f75O,O00.
Acquitted.
LONDON, July l9.-Captain Stoddard, late
master OF the British bark Skerryvare, who
was arrestad at Plymouth, May q, on the
charge of attempting to scuttle his vessel
while on the voyage from Melbourne to
New York. and after prolonged examina
ton committed for trial, was acquitted al
Devon Assizes yesterday, the jury saying
that although the circumstantial evidence
was undoubtedly strong, they were not
| satisfied about his guilt.
Reduction of Wages.
A Reputation waited on a large meeting
OF CO ton spinners yesterday evening, al
Name hester, and persuaded them to post
pOne reduction of wages one month.
The Earthquake.
The re cent earthquake affected the Dan.
ube basin from PassOn, in Bavaria, to Pres.
burg, in Hungarla.
Generalization of the Iron Trnde.
1t was recently reported that well
known firm in the Cleveland district, one
of the largest in the iron industry and q
gigantic financial concern, was seriously
embarrassed. A private meeting Of IRON
masters in the neighborhOod was subse-
quently held, in order to bridge over the
difficulty ifpossible. That meeting adjourn
ed to-day.
The financier of the Morning Post says it
is understood that q balance sheet is to be
submitted to the meeting to-day, showing
that the liabilities of the concern are about
FL ,0000 900, with little or no assets. After
the payment of the first mortgage claims,
it ia hardly expected possible to avert q
stoppage, bat as this has been anticipated,
it is unlikely to seriously affect the money
market.
The Spanish Budget.
MADRID, July l9.-The Senate has ap-
proved the budget. Congress has passed Q
bill for suppressing the tueros in Biscay.
Failed.
HAVANA, July 19.-ThOmas Benitz & Co.,
general commission merchants, and dealers
in provisions failed. Liabilities 100000.
In the French senate.
VERSAILLES, July 19-1n the Senate to-
day the University debate was continued.
M. Simon. replying to Monsiguer Dupon-
lOup, denied the moderate Republicans
wished to attack religion. They only
wisbe to oppose the encroachment of tho
Church on the civil power.
The Great Powers in Consultation.
The Temps states that the six great pow
ers are in daily communication relative to
Eastern affairs, with view of establishing
general agreement so as to be in readi-
ess to take advantage of any opportunity
to exercise moral influence. 1t is under
stood that general understanding of all
the powers exists. The system of the ex-
elusive agreement between the northern
empires aving apparently been abandoned.
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MISCELLANEOUS.


Jealousy, Murder and q Mother.in.Law,
CINCINNATI, July l9.-Alonzo Anderson,
colored, shot his wife last night in fit OF
jealous rage. His mother-in-iaw lnterfer.
ing, was shot in the abdomen, and will
probably die.
A Murderer Lynched.
Near Vanceburg, Kentucky, Washington
Lee killed Robert Ellis on account Of al
legged intimacy of Ellis with Lees wife. Last
night mob hung Leo
The Fast Mail.
CHICAGO, July 19.-The Board of Trade
to-day adopted resolutions urgently request
ing Congress to provide at once, by supple
mental legislation, for the continuance of
the fast mail service.
Love and Murder.
ST. LOUIS, July ia dispatch from
Leaven worth says: Mrs. Annie johnson
was murdered last night by Louis Earle
mein, . man whom she had several times
refused to marry. The murderer ESQ aped.
TheDFate Of seducer.
RICHMOND, Va, July l9.-J. p. DECKER
son, depot agent at Wythevilie, Virginia,
was killed to-day by Charles M. Williams
for the seduction Of his daughter. When
the seduction Of his daughter came to his
knowledge Williams went to Dickerson
and demanded that he should marry her.
Dickerson made promises but never kept
them, and Williams finding he could get no
satisfaction, went to the depot Office this
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NEW YORK.
Auction Sale Of Dry Goods.


New YORK, July l9.-One of the largest
was begun to-day at Messrs. Faulkner, Page
e. Co.'s. The goods were from many lead
ing leading mills in the country, and con-
sisted Of hannels, blankets, cheviots, de-
laines. etc. Some 100000 packages were
offered, at an aggregate value of fully
$2,5OO,0O0. The salesrOOm was thronged
with buyers from many leading houses
throughout the country. The stock to be
disposed of comprised $50 styles of tannels
of every color, width, style and quality
known to the market; 10000 packages of
blankets; robrOys, tweeds, ladies' sackings
and similar goods, and is said to be the
largest and most important ever offered at
auction in this country.
The terms of sale were; For all sums
over 500, approved Endorsed notes at four
months; under that amount, cash, without
allowed for cash on bills of 800 and up
ward.
No allowance was made for manufactur-
ers' or printers imperfections. The prices
obtained we're about twenty per cent below
tho regular market prices, and about twen-
ty-five per cent below manufacturer cost
prices. They will be duplicated tomorrow,
it 10 said, by every goods commission house
in the city.
.
it was one year ago. The bulk of the pur
ehases we're made by Western houses.
The following are some OF the sales: 87313
yards plain scarlet flannel, 10E cents;
62934 yards plain Canton flannel. l8 cents;
729 yards twenty-four inch flannel, 1914
cents; 649 YARDS No. S flannel, 1914 ceDte;
74l yards blue flannel, 2Ols cents; 655a4
yards No. three.qusrter plain scarlet fan
mel, 20 cents; 7I yards twenty four inch
No. 4 flannel, 2l11 cents; 653 yards three
quarter No plain scarlet flannel, "a cents;
7l0aa yards eeven-eighths plain scarlet fan
mel, % cents; 1897 yards four-quarters plain
AK scarlet flannel, 81 cents; 635 yards plain
red Shaker flannel, 29l9 cents; 76ll yards
three-quarter plain orange flannel, Xxx, 2ols
cents.
Murdered by n Thief.
Sergeant James McGovern was fatally
stabbed by Henry King, whom he had I'M
der arrest for stealing watch.
Specie Shipped.
Specie shipments s75O,000.
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WAR;.
ROumanIa's Neutrality.

BUCHAREST, July l9.-An address has
been sent to the Porte expressing the de-
votion of Prince Charles, and insisting that
Roumanis, conformably with her own inter
ests and the wishes of Europe, should con
tinue neutral, and labor peaceably for the
development of her internal resources.
The Prospects of the Servians-Itemt
from the Front.
LONDON, July I9-Tho Times, in a lead
ing editorial on the ServO-Turkish conflict
says: The student of the war pursues his in
4uiries amid systematic fabrication of vic
tory: Nothing is necessary for military
success but Geographic apparatus, some
knowledge of location and ready imagin8.
ti0n. The most disturbing circumstances in
the present case is that both parties have a
line of telegraph; consequently all that
comes to us from Belgrade is cOntradicted
from C0nstantinOple, and conversely, when
Two opposing statements appear on the same
day in the same column, the most trusting
reader can not escape from sensations of
disappointment, irritation and indifference.
We may therefore C0nfine ourselves to in
dioating the main results of the campaign
- they appear at the present moment, and
the position which the neighbOring States
have assumed or are likely to assume in
consequence. 1t is certain that the origi-
nal plan of the Servian invasion has been
they have fought with the greatest courage,
they can make NO real impression on the
main body Of the Turks. Granting the Ser
vian claim that General Tchernayoff has
suffered no defeat; that he is still in
advance, and has taken means to renew
his communications. We still believe that
he will fight for the security of the Servian
frontier He has but small army, and
the Turks probably can even now out
nnmber him. Taking into consideration
the numerical superiority of the Turks, the
difficulty of moving in such country, and
the effectiveness of General Tchernavoffs
equipment, we must conclude that war will
continue to fringe the Servisn frontier.
The strongest feature of the campaign is
the movement of the Prince of Montenegro.
He has force estimated at $4,000 men.
largely composed Of volunteers from other
districts. He boasts Of great successes; that
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THE WAR PATH.


Merritt Drives Sitting Bulls Allies Back
to the Agency.
CHICAGO. July l9.-General Sheridan has
received the following from Major +. f.
Townsend, of the Ninth Infantry:
Fort LARAMIE, July Is, lS.t.
A courier, who has just arrived from
Red Cloud, reports that on the sixteenth
instant, Colonel Merritt intercepted the eoo
Cheyennes and Sioux who had left tne
agency to Join the hostile bands against
Generals Crook and Terry, and drove them
back to the agency.
Coleuel Merritt's OMcial Report.
The following official report OF Colonel
Merritt was received at military headquaf-
RED CLOUD AGEsc,. July 10,
Via Fort Laramie. July ~.
As indicated in my dispatch, l
moved by forced marches to the man
northwest trail on Indian creek. IN
thirty five hours my command made ABOUT
day evening about nine O'Clock. Inc trail
showed that no large parties had passed
north.
At daylight yesterday morning saddled
to move on the trail toward the agency. At
the same time party OF seven Indians
were discovered near the command, NOV
ing with intentions of cutting OF two courlers
who were approaching Sage creek. party
was sent out to cut these of, killing one.
The command then moved out at once after
the other Indians seen in this direction and
pursued them, but they escaped, leaving
four lodges and several hundred pounds OF
provisions behind.
After scouting the country thoroughly in
our vicinity, we moved at once toward the
agency. At distance of twenty-five
miles to the northwest of the agency the
dad In hot mo
did not succeed in capturing any OF them.
That trail was much worn; the indications
were that hundreds of Indians were driven
in by our movements.
From repeated reports, which can not
give in this dispatch, was certain OF strik-
ing the Cheyenres. To accomplish this l
marched hard to get on the trail, taking in
fantry along to guard the wagons and to
fight if necessary. The reports received
of the Sioux warriors we're with the Chey-
ennes. I am now satisfied the number of
Indians leaving the agency are exaggerated
in reports, and am certain that not 100 In
dams, or rather ponies, all told, have gone
north on the main trail in the last ten days.
The Chey ennes, whom We drove in yes
terday. took refuge on the reservation
toward Spotted Tail. If they leave again,
! think it will be to 60 south or to the
agencies, Us they seem to be thoroughly
frightened ont Of the Northern trip. Our
appearance on Indian and Hot creeks was
complete surprise to the Indians in that
vicinity, but those further in were informed
by runners, 80 they got out of the way.
/ have just received your dispatch of the
fifteenth. l will move without delay to
Fort Laramie, and as soon as possible move
to Join General Crook. My men and horses
are very tired, but few days reasonable
marching, with full forage. will make them
all right, WESLEY MERRITT,
Colonel Commanding.
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,oo,,7,uvrp FROM ynsr PAGE

for homo tonight. He called upon Score
tary Cameron and Attorney General Taft.
Tho views Of these officials are that South
Caroline should execute her laws, and
bring the parties implicated in melting the
recent riots and murders to trial and punish
ment. Prompt action by the State author
tiles 10 regarded by them as absolutely
necANARcY.
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POLITICAL.
Respectfully Declined.

1SVSVCVSHUEEy OONT1HeUs
BOSTON, July l9-Julius l.. Clarke de-
clines the prohibition nomination for State
auditor.
Missouri Democratic Convention.
ST. LOUIS. July l9.-The Democratic
State convention meets in Jefferson City to-
day. Among the prominent candidates for
Governor are Celcus Price con of General
Sterling Price, George G. Vest and John S.
Phelps
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MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.
MONETARY.
OFFICR NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN.
RrlH1NG lnlv 10 l2c6

The offerings for discounts continued Of fair e1;
without Guotable variation in the rates of com.
mercial paper Under the advance at New York
gold ruled IL hie her, and sold to fair extent
p cent, and francs y cent, but no sales were re.
ported. New York sight continued quiet and
steady. Stocks were dull. The few sales OF state
City premium bonds were IN far request, but not
quite as firm yesterday.
We continue to quote exceptional paper at SO
y cent ~ annum discount; Al do at l0dI2 and
second grade at 1903. First class mortgages rule
at 90l0 p cent y annnm. and second grade are
quoted entirely nominal
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Steamship Hudson, eager, for New York
Steamship Margaret. Baker. for Key West via Cedar
Keys
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
mo arrivals from sea reported)
STEAMBOATS,.
Frank Pargoud White. from Greenvile
Willie, Blanks, from Ouachita City
Carrie Thorn. OPry, from Lower Coast
WawenOck. Taylor, from Lower Coast
Henry Tete. Aucom. from Lafourche
JF Frazer. Canton. from Lower Coast
EXPORTS.
NEW YORK-Steamship Hudson-l249 bales cot
ton 35 hhds tobacco 1884 SKIS oilcake 480 bills oil 30
bbls bi- sulphate lime 40 bales moss 80 bdls hides
A. cases mdse
KEY WEST VIA CEDAR KEYSLSteamship Mar
garet-For Key West-76l bills -four bbs whisky
400 bbs potatoes so bbs oil Al ties hams ties tallow
1872 ties grease 1850 sks 100 axis 100 SKIS bran
los pkgs sundries For Cedar Keys-43O bbls -four
1854 pkgs sundries
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
LAUREL VALLEY-Steamer Henry Tete-24 hhds
sugar Is bbls m0lasses l half Dbl m0lasses "A sks
rough rice and sundries
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Frank Pargoud-44s
bales cotton Al eks cotton seed and sundries
OUACHITA CITY-Steamer Willie-9O bales cot
ton 1900 slaves and sundries
LOWER COAST-Steamer Carrie Thorn-Sun-
LOWER COAST-Steamer Observation-Disclosures
FLOWER COAST-Steamer Frazer-SundIies
RECEIPTS BY RAILROADS.
MORGAN'S LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD.
July l9-l54 SKIS rice $64 ia in specie 452 head cat
tie 435 axis potatoes and sundries
49, II bales cotton hhds tobacco IS ties bacon lao
bbls r0sin and sundr1es
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Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No. SO $50.

RY PONS. REED & Goa. Il. PONS, AUG.
ID tioneer-Ofice No. 80 Camp street.-At auction
SATURDAY, July %, 1876, at twelve o'clock NJ, al
the Merchants and Auctioneers Exchange, or
Royal street, between Canal and Customhouse
streets, by an order Of Hon. A. L. Tissot, judge
of the Second District Court for the parish %
Orleans, signed June d. 1876
FOUR LOTS OF GROUND, in the Sixth District
of this city in square No. SO told number) bounded
BY Lyon Psrrier, Prytania and Bordeaux streets
known as Nos. 8. 10, 10 and 20, Of plan of A. Kpel
and c. Werner, February ~, is4s. deposited in the
ONCE Of L. Kenny, late notary. Lots Nos. and II
measure each, so feet front on Prytania street by
100 feet in depth; lots Nos. 10 and 20 measure
EACH 80 feet front on Perrier street. by 100 feet in
depth together with all the rights, ways, priv;
property was acquired bv deceased from Mary A.
Creep sssp Per act Of = Lewis notary, December
Terms-Ihls being the second and last auction.
the property will be sold on twelve months credit
the purchaser giving his bond with solvent Sc.
c Ga lto be approved by the second District
Of sale tn final payment with mortgage and ven;
d0rs lien, five per cent attorneys fees, and all
other usual clauses Fifty dollars cash on the
Acts Of sale before J. Bendernagel, notary, at
purchasers expense. jy6 q
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BY Sheriff Waggaman.
SUCCESSION OF THE LATE THEOPHILE COL
LAIN, DECEASED.
BY o. Valeton.
WRECK AND CARGO OF HOLLAND BARK THOR
VALID AT AUCTION.

VALID AT AUCTION.
FOR ACCOUNT OF WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
By AUTHORITY OF TIE CONSUL OF HOLLAND,
AND UNDER The SUPERVISION OF THE
PORT WARDBNS
DY O. vALETON, AUCTIONEER-OFF1CE
ID Nos. 95 and IS Magazine street-MONDAI,
July 81 1876 at twelve o'clock NJ, will be sold at
the MeIchants an0 AuctOneers Exchange, Royal
TIE holland BARK THORwALD, of about 80
tons register. Al, !, S, 6, L. in French vtritas,
classed 1878 Tor five years will be sold as she now
lies between Ship and Cat Islands, Mississippi
Sound with all her tackles, sails and other belong
ngs, with cargo of 800 loads of timber, except
ship stores and captain and crews personal prop
critics.
For inventory and further particulars apply at
the aCctiOneer's office.
Terms-Cash at the moment of adjudication.
iv2O
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MEMORANDA.

I6ItXTHpu1 ~.
New York. July 49, 1876.
To A. Moulton-The steamship Knickerbocker ar
rived at ten O'Clock last night five days and thir-
teen hours from wharf to wharf.
Havana, July 10. 1876.
To E. A. Yorke-The steamship c. w. Lord, ar
rived at daylight. Sails Saturday.
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BUSINESS CARDS.

A HERO, JR.,
Omco No. IL Commercial Place.
Passports procured with dispatch, and promp
attention given to al. AUA