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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-10-07
XIV ORLEANS. OCTOBER =. lssz.
In the interest of the State and the tax

In the interest of the State and the tax
payers Of the State, we suggest that the lat
ter take prompt steps TO settle their dues
with the tax collectors. Under the present
law all taxes not paid by the LIST of November
bear heavy interest until paid, and besides
this interest, the delinquent will have oil
costs of collection to pay. Common pru-
dence, therefore, should prompt every tax
payer to meet his obligations without fur
ther delay Only this month remains in
which these obligations can be settled with
out mourning heavy weight OF interest and
costs, besides having afterwards the trouble
Of redeeming the delinquent property forfeit
cd to the State
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-10-07

The New York Clearing House has, since
Its inauguration, transacted business to the
amount Of $475, 756, OOO,O 900. This is ZIG times
as great as our national debt, and probably
greater than the value of all the personal and
real estate, lands, houses, money and precious
stones of the whole globe. And yet this mon
strous sum has passed in checks, bills, drafts
and other forms Of bank transfer through
the New York Clearing-Ho without the
loss OF a cent or an hours delay on account
pf error
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-10-07

Capt. John Augustin, city editor of the
DEMOCRAT, leaves this evening for st. Paul,
To attend the convention TO be held there.
The Captain represents the DEMOCRAT and
W iii keep its readers thoroughly posted as to
the proceedings Of the convention and their
real Significance and importance.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-10-07

Lii our columns this morning will be found
NH official announcement of the committee
appointed by Gen. Fred Ogden to arrange for
the erection Of monument to the memory Of
the maj tyrs Of the Fourteenth Of September.
This committee, 1t will be remembered, was
provided for at the great meeting Of the peo-
pie at the Opera House, on the night of the
Inst 1lth Of September. Gen Ogden has made
excellent selections, and we are sure the de-
sign will be carried out.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-10-07

Mr.. Armstrong, the newly appointed Sen
ator from Missouri, has made q speech, in
which he declared that he was greatly
amazed at receiving the appointment The
majority of the people seem to have been In
the same mind, and If sympathy with public
sentiment is the secret of popularity Mr.
Armstrong ought to be the most popular
Senator Missouri has ever had.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-10-07
DIED.

BOSTICK-On Saturday, October C, 1877. at
6:15 u. m, Annie M. Boetick.
The friends of the family. and of her broth
ers-in- law. W. T. Vaudry, J. J Rochester and
V. G. Entriken. a. invited to attend her fune
raj at O'Clock This [. unday) Evening from the
residence Of W. r. Vaudry, on Third street, be-
tween Prytania and st. Charles streets
JONAS-On Sunday, September 80, George
Jonas, in the sixty third y ar of his age.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-10-07
WAGONS! CANE CARTS! SPOKES
-. ~. soHrA,
10 and 30 Union and Is and II Perdida

Sole Agent for the Celebrated "STUDFBA-
kER" WAGONS, CARTS and SPRING WORK
Of I'll kinds and sizes.
Dealer In Philadelphia and Western Cane
Wagons, Carts and Drays: Timber Wheels !.
WheelbarroWs Of all desert ptions Spokes. Fell
loes. Hubs, Shafts. etc. Wheelwright material.
Orders promptly filled. All work warranted.
OC2 i'm
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-10-07

Prices lower than those of any would-be com.
petitor for similar goods. Don't fail to stop in
SATURDAV, October 13. OF 1t 2dp
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-05-10
TUESDAY, May !.
SESATE.

Tho Senate met at II m.
A number ofbills and Joint rcso-
lut'ons were introduced. read by
ther titles, and appropriately
rcforred.
MIR. Crittenden introduced a reso-
luton calling for an election of
Cn,ef me Justice, on Friday next.
The bill to authorize the Mayor
of Columbia to exercise certain
powers and duties, passed second
reading.
The printing bill was read q
third time and sent to tho House
The general orders were liscussod
until tho hour Of adjournment.
HousE or REPRESENTATIVES,.
The House met at II, m.
a number of bills and resolutions
wore introduced, read by their
titles and appropriately referred.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-05-10

Mr.. Holmes presented petition of
persons Of Aiken county praying
the repeal Of the Act establishing
that county.
Mr.. Jefferson presented tho poti-
ton of citizens of Oconcc relative to
immigration.
Tho Criminal Bill was discussed
until adjournment.
The Pckin (China) Gt.ctte is tho
oldest newspaper in existence.
III ere is no evidence to show whcn
it wa" first printed further than tho
general claim tho Chinese mako to
th> invention Of printing from
blocks Of wood moro than II century
before moveablc typos woro used in
Europe.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-05-10
Photographs! Pilot oSraphS !

REAT reduction III Prices ut the new
v Photograph Gallery in rear of Morris
Hotel ! nm now ready for business in nv
new and splcndidly arranged Gallory and
ut the following reduced rates:
tuhiuct% per dozen, $500.
" hm,r Ioz"u, $50.
Cards 90 dozen 500.
half dozen, 400.
Fcrrotyprs, for 81 %.
Single ono So cts.
Children, inrWiub'y 80.
may D A. A. NORRIS.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-05-10
kO%E OR STOLEN.

oSF, Strnycd or stolen frNm tho farm
IL OF the undersigned, fifteen miles from
Ninnsh"ro. n BROWN MARE MULE,
between ten and eleven years old, fifteen
hands high, welt reached, having II keen
G." amt Hop ears. \ reward of FITTY
Doii.AltS will hc given for the recovery
at the mul". with proof to convict the
thief, or TEN DOLLARS for the mule
nl"ur.
mag 5-tXlw j. l.. McCROREY.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-05-10
oetl2
SHAVING SALOON,

HNHE undersigned takes this method Of
l. Informing tho public that he has
opened a Shaving and llair.cuttjn9
Saloon IN the room two doors west of the
Post.ofhce;; where he will take pleasure in
serving all those who may, favor him
WIN cali. Everything III his mo done
in the latest and most fashiunnl,, silvia
Jan lS-ti ARNRy TOO{K.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-05-10
F. w. HABENICHT
april 2G-tt

ID EGS leave to inform his friends and
IL customers genom(ly Tint his stock of
Imported and Domestic Liq .ors and Wine
is fun, and the purity of his goods war;
ranted.
ALSO,
Afull supply of Chewing and genuine
Durham SmoSing Tobacco, Cigars and
Cigarettes.
ALSO.
Seesers' Pure Double Strong Brown
Lager Beer, always fresh on draught--
AT CENTENNIAL BAR.
mar 20
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-05-10
Publishers and Printers

Can buy direct Of the Manufacturer on
favorable terms.
"l'IE ANsoH HARDY Curr!NG MACHINES
are thc b"S, and cheapest low priced
machll" i.'ntlc, and have national rcpu
tnti"n ior nt'iity and durability" - IHe
Hwt.u'Npn ," i~,go.
TnE ANSoN lIANpY PAPER CrrrEE is by
far the best Innc,rnu which can be Oh
tanned for less price thau one huni~rL
d"llai&. il is "f great Strru.uh. Thcsc
machin"S have niNays taken de HIGHEST
stand. IT is the only ma"lin" to whic/
Is applied the Patent Movable Cutting
I"rd. This d"v'"" haS Il reputation ol
itself: by il. the cl,ttiI,% board can h,, in
Stnntly and accurately uovcd. so that "A
perfect cut is insured, This is a very i'm
portant point in iAo m,ci,i!lc, aud one
that is possessed by 40 other. = greatly
reduces t!ic 'AD"r rf rr;.Nruion in work-
ing the paper backward aHi forward
W" rNnnot too strongly recommend the
advantages Of this patent movable board
1t is worth the price OF this machinc, and
purchasers shonlh "nllv understand how
highly II is 10 b" valued. ."-t:,o. =. ;!.Drcy
d. co.'s A"r>rHp"r H'por;.r dnd p.;utcy'$
Gazette.
TuE LATEST IMrEovnp HARDY C.rn C,,r-
TER Is pronounced thr most d,,:ir,l,lr
Card C"ttpr in the market. lo. Che general
uses of printing office.
lhr wei! kn0wn NC,,G,:* C>En Crn'.l:H
With my latest improvements. is *till pre-
i"lr"i by many printers. ani holds it5
inN"flt!Sn over otncr lu;rhin,S.
N"ue genuine but tho:" l.,>;ng my full
address l'ttvrvI in the ClNtin.s
.E'f" N"wsn pcrS in want ui ",lyc.,isiru
lr"m first parties "h"uit send for my
circular.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-05-10

Our creed 10 that good mon should
bo secured for public Offices, md
that thoy should DO properly paid.
The old saying 'poor pny. poor
pronch" should not DO forgotten.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-05-10
LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS.
MONDAY, May Z.
SENATE.

Tho Senate assembled ut IL N.
A number Of bills wcro received
from tho Senate, road by title ind
properly referred.
A number Of bills and Joint rcso :
lutlons wcro introduced, read by
their titles, md appropriately rofor-
rod.
Mr. Swails introduced tho follow,
ing resolution
Whereas grave imputationa have
been cast upon the character Of tho
Hon. A. }. Willard, Associate Jus-
tico Of the Supreme Court Of this
State, and his integrity ns n Judge
has been aSsailod by n Senator on
tho floor OF thc Sonatc; and whereas
an officer of tho highest judicial tri-
bunnl OF the State should be above
ropronch and beyond suspicion ;
therefore,
.RcSoiocd, That u committed Of
five DO appointed by the President
of tho Senate to investigate the
whole subject mattor rolativo to
Associate Justice Willard, and re-
port at their earliest convenience,
and that said ~~comnittcc be authors
lzod to sond for persons and papers.
Ordered for consideration to-
morrow.
Tho following bills received u
third reading and worc sent to the
Senate Bill to rcndcr officers of
Interpretations personally RESPONSE
bio in certain cases bill to regulate
tho rate of interest on al contracts
arising in this state bill to carry
into effect tho 14th section OF arti-
Gle 4 Of tho constitution, relating to-
Tho judiciary bill to authorize
county commissioners to submit to
tho qualified electors of their several
counties Il proposition to alter tho
fence lnws and to provide for effects
uating tho same.
Report Of committee on education
on joint resolution to ratiry the
amendment to tho constitution Of
tho State of South Carolina, relative
to tho public school tax levy and a
tax on polls, was ongrossod for n
third reading. -" 81,
F&lho Hill to confcr certain power
ON tho city council of Columbia was
postponed till to omorrow.
~ bill to amend an act entitled
AN act to mnthorr2c tho Goycrnor
to appoint additional Trial Justices
Tor Union, Georgetown and Greens
vile coutics, was ordered ,ngrossod
for third reading.
Joint resolutions (by Mr.. Whit
tomoro) relative to the officers,
members and attaches of the Gene
1at Assembly, was ordered en-
crossed for third reading.
AliOurnoI.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-05-10
House OF REPRESENTATIVES,

The House met at - m.
The Chair laid before tho House
Il communication from w. J. An
drcws, of Sumter, saying that his
action in refusing to apologize to
tho House on a previous day WAS
caused by misnpprchcnsion that
ho Thought he was required to
apologize for voting for tho passage
of II resolution 10y tho AIackcy
House branding tho members of the
lcgal House rs traitors, &c, and
that inasmuch as he did not vote
for that resolution he could not
apologize for it,
On motion of Mr.. Orr, it was
ordered that Air. Andrews be al
lowed to como before tho bar and
purge himself of his contempt, and
that, on doing 50 no be admitted to
his scat.
Mr.. Andrews came forward and
said: Il ask pardon of tho House
for bong in contempt of the law
ful House Of Representative O." He
WAS then sworn in by the Cork.
y number of bills and reso.
lutons were introduced, read hv
their titles, and appropriately re-
fcrred
Several bills wcro reported back
by committees and properly ro>
ferred.
a bill to reduce tho salary of the
State Superintendent of Education !;
TO abolish the o>icc OF chief clerk.
and to reduce Tie salaries of the
several County School Commission
crs Of tho State.
Adjourned
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-05-10
j. c. - -c:NCINiNG,
Scot and Shoe Manufacturer,
WlNNSDORO, S. G.

e. TIE undersigned re-
u,,, Srcrtfnlly announces to tho
"f@'~' "S7* citizens OF Fairfield that no
&S&&o has removed his Boot and
Shoe MnnUiactory t" one door below Mr..
{. ".Musl"rs. am prepared Ia manufacture
Ill styles "f ~'@r:; in HilSiantial and
NrNNanIik" !Hu.'i,r. u,t Of the very best
ln"t"rialS. AMI at ,c"s fully as low na tho
Ealno goods can be manufactured fornt the
NoN'. "r elsewhere, | keep constantly on
iH.nl Il good Stock Of Sole and Upp,r
Leather, Shoe Findings &c, which will he
S"'l At reasonable prices Repairing
rr"'nptty attended to. Terms strictly Cash,
"t' Dried Hid, bought.
oct II j. CLENDINING
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-05-10

Grant hns recently been tho guest
Of Must, tho great caricaturist. 1t
wns tho pencil of Must thnt contrbu-
ted NJ much ns any other cause to
Grants swocping triumph over
Grooloy.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-05-10

And people aro still committing
suicide in spite Of the money it takes
to bury them.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-05-10
10000 for only ten.
Read the List OF Gifts.
c&NrLrlcArEa OF svrEnvlsoEs OF nEAwlxG.


This = 10 certify ;Nlt The first dra wins OF The
Ecntu'ky Cash distribution Company took
place On Che 9Th OF December, IN Major Hail.
irAnNlnil. kN IN our presence and under Nur
immediate supervision.
We Iurfhcr state that every ticket and part Of
ticket v hich had been Nd. were represented iii
the wh"cl ana that the drawing was fairly and
honestly cOHinrt"d. We turh h.'r state that wo
htb no interest whatever In the enterprise, nor
amy connection with the same" except in Tho
ctiar""'.. oi supervisor W'lu~r solo duty was 10
protect ,ic Interest ot ihc ticket hoidcrs ami to
unSiNr over 'N.'IrnWnr
Hon. \IVin nU'aII, late Chicr Justice Supreme
Court of Ken uyliv.
James =. Dndicy, Chairman Board OF Schoo
trustees.
Gran; Green. Cashier Farmers nauk NG Ky.
Hon :. J. NJ. Major. Public PRINTER state III Ky.
tirn. 'ih"lua% y. Lindsay, President OF ;hc Far
H":~' Eaut OF Ky.
Hon. Thomas .u'Ir>, Clerk OF sup Court of Ky.
jn0%" Il. " Thompson, ilvsi;!inS Judge Frank
Ni county court,
Jain>> G.. Crockett, clrri Franklin county court
E"mii;IucCN can y" made by Mail, EXpp'SS,
payable toG W. EarrOw u co.
All COMMUNICATIONS anl uidcCS for tickets
should lr addressed tn
G. ". BARROW g. co,
General Managers
Courier Journal Building. Louisville, Ky.
SEND FOR ClRCuLAR.
may S-tf
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-05-10

a sort Of Uomt ./ournal, intended
especially for ladies, is now pub
hshed in tho Japanese language,
and ia said to have $4,000 subscri<
bers at 80 q year, Tho paper on
which Japanese papers are published
is generally from Belgium.
Colonel S. S. Taylor, Of Cairo, ILL.,,
has carried in his valise for many
years when travelling rope ladder
and pair of thick gloves. At the
burning of the Southern Hotel, in
St. Louis, whore he was guest,
tho ladder and the gloves w.ro the
means of saving his life.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-05-10

We trust that tho Senate will lose
no timo in Investigating tho charges
against Wmttcmoro and Woodruff.
1t is to tho interest of tho State
TINT the most dangerous thieves bu
disposed of before tho minor rascals
nro made to suffer, and Whittcmorc
is participating daily in legislation
fraught with tho gravcst interest to
tho people. Ho is rccking mass
OF corruption and fraud, and his
misdeods should ho exposed. And
'umblo Woodroi(, tho Uriah Hecp
of tho Senate, should follow him.
No punishment can hc too swift or
too severe for ono Of tho two plum
derers who bankrupted tho treasury
with their enormous printing bills.
Tho negro members Of the House
mado desperate efforts to defeat the
bill preventing tho sale of seed
cotton at night Whenever any ono
opposes measure obviously calcu
latod to suppress crime, the conclu-
sion is Irresistible that he, in some
way, roaps benefit from continued
porpotration of tho crime. These
members disgrace tho honest colored
poople by virtually asserting that
&hey oppose tho suppression of theft.
The seed cotton traffic is not con-
tined to tho blacks. Tho receivers
arc wluto. Dopredations are com.
mitted on fields belonging to both
races. TO mako tho passage of a
law preventing this race question
Is outrageous. Tho oolored pooplc
should read these sable Legislators a
lesson.
a sort Of Home Journul, intended
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-05-10
VIZ NKI Ir.1a,yST.EGaY 4 III .EGY
g SSI;i I;ii WYNN G.
I'D, a GsTIITW IL : -; 8

The following specific points of supo-
riority:
H-Great simplicity in Con.
trUCtiOR.
DurabiI;ty.
!" exceedingly Eight SUN
4-S'til Running. Noise css.
5-PGrf'Orllss al, yarietins ~
work.
6-Neauty of Finish ana
WHr!iNlansssip.
5-GNE.AT REDUCTION HN
asR E..
: olhSie Machines sent on orders direct
from tho Factory, written guarantee With
each Machine.
WHY PAY OLD PRICESl
@sS~Send for ciroalars and particulars
Address,
The whitney 1SG'r.s
fob IL
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-05-10

~'T'< CD*~""" N''>* SI~f"N"'
wINNSBoRO, 3. q.
Thursday, May 10. :: 1877
r. MEANS DAVIS, Editor,
JNo. 8. REYNOLDS, Associate Editor.
And people aro still committing
suicide in spite Of the money it takes
to bury them.
Our creed is that good mon should
bo secured for public Offices, md
that thoy should DO properly paid.
The old snying "poor pny. poor
preach" should not DO forgotten.
----------.~<ss-----------.
Grant has recently been tho guest
of Must, tho gront cnricaturist. 1t
wns Tho pencil Of Must thnt contribu-
ted NJ much ns any other cause to
Grants swocping triumph over
Grooloy.
. 70
Tho latest European nows il as
follows: Gortschakolf resigns tho
Russian premiership to bo succeeded
'by Schouvnlon, while Orloff succeeds
Schouvnloff ut London. Now lot
them put Gen. Rnomoll at tho head
'of Tho army, and d.yictory is assured
Tho Radical majority in tho Sen
nto il making ovory effort to stnvo
of al oloction for chief Justice. In
tho omcantimo, Willard gains strength,
rs the attacks mndo upon tho admin
istrntion soomod to havo been IN
actual benefit to him. Gen. kor~
shaw is mentioned prominently us
nssociato justice. His shoulders
would grace tho crminc
Tho County Executive Committee
mot on Tuesday ana nominatcd
Capt. II. A. Gnillnrd and NIr.
Thomas S. Drico, rs tho Democratic
candidates for representatives from
this county in tho Legislature. Tho
timo olnpsing boforo tho day of
election is short, and in tho omor-
gcncy tho Committee nominated two
of tho gontlomen who woro tho
choice Of tho convention last year.
Col. Il. j. Cameron declined to have
his name proposed at this time .s
Tho Executive Committee has
acted wisely. The best interests of
tho county 'aro we'll represented, and
tho gentlemen chosen, who will also
DO elected, will reflect credit upon
their constituents.
No trust that tho Senate will lose
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-23

chasing land has assumed MORTGAGE release from the
s0+ee after foreclosure suit IS begun indeed such
not all times rrCyCcabe without the consent OF
ne os ner OF the mortgage
I, the suit Of Augustin DAILY against Hart Jack
vor the MAY Of Boys which has been previously
rs9 in TuE TRIBUNE Judge Freedman in superior Court
st,l Term vacated yesterday the preliminary Injunction
Ss{ncd bv plaintiff. the ground that there was no
go ha the plaintiffs rights had been violated OF were
y';epcd H. Oln appeared for the plaintiff G. T. Cod
Sincton for Che defendant
Sorah Bernstein has sued the Commissioners of
graon for value Of what is described in enc Of the
20 s a. human and feathers" destroyed in the fire
. castle Garden The Commissioners allowed the suit 70 60
efau and applied Yesterday 70 Judge larremnre IN Com
pleas special 10 the deaut on the ground
NO. ty that their offer settle ~ 800 had been
SS1ied while the Judgment would be FOR over 500 The
rnci on granted
In the Supreme Court. General Term. the appeal
- rbert Cushing decision in favor Of his wife Catha
~ N divorce suit brought by him argued yesterday
- we're married 1857 and have two children. He
brr with repeated adulJeuCs IN the year 1913 The
her Visits 10 house o bad rtputc hut
M OF Ins witnesses clearly identified her The referee
evidence character and found in her favor
- .bur this exclusion improper and that
,Sa fvidcpcs was sufficient Decision was reserved
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-23

schr Union. Mills Providence
sehr kendTick Fish, tydcr Providence. ,,
schr Amos FaEenbur EaIly, providence Tor PORT JUN
son. ~. r,sor
s sem T IL I KiSE Pro1d dl1eH o% Par johnson.
DAVID Faust. smith. Providence for Port Johns n.
Scr Jesse williamson, Faeetay Providence lot ior' 'O
schr Waterman. Pendeo1 proydene9 FOR Port Johnson
sClr Volant. Lord FAN River for Port Johnson
scbr f frank BHcr srrr New caaon for virginia
ANCHOEED AT HART ISLAND.
Brig British Queen ,Of PariaLorO, " S i-aI' 'Ioin N'
Tor Glasgow Holland ondon Richmond for Hchmond;
X6mare Lf%es . s'Is b h. r SrstoS for
Agnes, for Lverpooi seth for tlnetast'"n. ID
bean ior Puerto Cabco Princess Beatrice, Tor ronFa-
Pi,re: Eenshaw for Carienas Gip-ey for Richmond.
Steamships EIearor for Portland HePtun for Boston Boz, n.
scrs AURORA Bc-eas, for 81 John " b. f. c. knight for
f% WINBLsah ,t asht e. -: thieE off shore
AEMoRASpA ...-. ,,,,,,,,
which and anchorcd At sandy iocs fOT ord r.:
wcat'e 10 the Banks since light winds March ~ on the
the Banks sIs-e sng schr David Crocheu oi O'pe an"
Snip Magtane Gc FeneEe from Bremsn Nv With ait1 aE
rived 9th anchored Lower Bay came up 10 TIE CITY ~
day ,,,- 49,, ,,,-,o,,oz ,rbicr,
arrived BIS, ard Bay NJ 10 The city
this Won5s a2d Fg5gT in "a mort ~ rss " e Dana for
Boston George FOR NewHayeu schrs icrdo bairoS ioi
'''". yin ''-'''' DOMESTIC PORTS
PHILADELPHIA March % AR we'd steamships LlhG,se.'
Mills Boston. Hercules, Swasey, New-Bed'ofd Auans.
Carr Richmond Eliza. incharas, WASHINGTON Beysy,
Wallace urk; schr. Emerson IockrS arson HaVa'
Eunce Rich jenkins. Port ANTONIO wa Hampton i;9as
Ric!moud sarah Crumry, New York ship Johann tel-
mann -oni uu London; brig Raven Nash Havana Sciis
A. n Williams NeT Bedford John u rage naigg'
Boston = J.. GOtfrey, kac, knchiviI oi%n7 Ndi"AN''
T,.,. Mn Vile Sailed steamships FaIita and sarah
BAlriauRR March 22.-ATryei. Steamship Martina ste
vrus Chance New YCrS barAs Bcreh"i. Nube.g dl"iy
Eleanor Mocker Liverpool Cleared. seansns haim9te'
Iudresser Bremen; VIM IaWTtnG HoWCs Hostdn n
kennedy Foster savannah RaZetto Padre CrsoioIu
ork brig Seu0r1ti, Townsend. Rio Janeir1
PCsrOV Ma. cb g5-Arved. ship Glaucus, Beatse
schrs Anna Y. Bergen, thompson Ne"'l oIA
J. Br,mn. Crowley, Port johnson.
MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
OTrryyTOWN. March 1.-THE Williams & GMon Lie
ROva lil steamship idaho Capt Forsyth sailed "m 's
poT1 for York az 4 O'CLOCK this ait tno0h
SOUTH AMPTON March 22The 0rth herman IoI- w
shin America, Can't De LmOn. from NeW-1otk arCh ~
arr we'd ere TO-DAY her way O. Bremen
IFOr Latest ship NeirS zee nm rage
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-23
CRIMINAL NOTES,

Il the YOrkville Police Court Yesterday. Charles
,e III Ne $50 Eeventhave for stabbng Charles Troll OF
g. -5e Elevenh-ave. in the breast committed TO await
IN. result OF TOLLS injuries
A. the Essex Market Police Court YESTERDAY,
a. nain Edwin G. Kinney Of No 90 stanton st, Fred
cE Heut,r held IN cesut OF $1,000 BAL Tor ktelnE
Ssreriy house No II Stant0E-sf. Three women ana
80 men found on the premises were discharged.
AZ the TUmbs Police Court yesterday. Alex
rr Teed Charles oakley, charged |itnorcng an en-
tIanc, % cloth store OF James tchle ~ NO +f Pearl
a. with intent steal. each he'd In $1,000 bail " m
cC,rthv barber the larceny u SEQ from Charles Jcr
Sar 9f New Haven Conn. No 252 MOttst held for
varr DBL