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corner OF St Philip,
MUST BE LIQUIDATED IN THIRTY DAYS


This is no humbug, as we are determined to
sell this stock out during the next thirty days,
and we invite eur many friends, customers and
the trade. generally, to take advantage OF this
opportunity.
Every article in the establishment has been
reduced to such low figures as to insure an i'm.
mediate sale, so we advise our friends to call
there at once and examine the goods and the
reduced prices. Bargains in
CALICOES, COTTONS, SHEETINGS. DRESS
GOODS. BLANKETS, FLANNELS.
and every article In the house. Ladies consult
your interests and call at once You will save
money by it.
We also call the attention Of dry goods dealers
in the city and country to this opportunity to
replenish their stocks at advantageous prices.
We also take occasion to offer for RENT this
store. with all its fixtures. good will ETC., to
good and responsible merchant. at a low figure.
DANZIGERs',
22s and 23O Royal street, cor. st. Philip.
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these towns for town officials, as the present
officials are holding their commissions from
the wrong Governors. 1t Is strange that
such.errors should exist; yet it Is doubtful
whether the boundary of any State in the
Union is accurately determined. 1t was only
few months ago that serious warfare
broke out between residents Of Maryland and
West Virginia on question Of boundary
and in this State, during the late log war,
considerable discussion and difference arose
as to our Texas boundary-a difference that
has not even yet been accurately settled.
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NOTICE.

The following tariff of charges is adopted by
the undersigned to August 81. 1878:
COMPRISING.
For foreign ports. direct or coastwise.
| whether by steam sail or railroad,
per bale. .............. rs cents.
For coastwise ports. steam. sail or
railroad. per bale. 60 cents.
CHARGES TO SHIPPERS.
Drayage to ship, per bale.... ...... 25 cents.
Labor on cottons hauled by shippers,
payable on delivery, per bale. ..... 10 cents.
Covering sample holes with shippers
patches. ............... ...........-... free.
Extra bands each. Observation-Disclosures. TX cents.
| On cotton shipmarked not ordered
the day 1t is weighed. storage and
labor. per bale. with the privilege
of remaining three days. ........... 10 cents.
After three days. storage for first
month, including the three days. 80 cents
SMALL NUMBERS.
On small numbers the charge for labor
and storage for any period to slst
August. 1878, per bale. ............... 80 cents.
On all lists or parts Of lists of cotton
received an / weighed for hauling
or transfer to another press. but
not hauledthe same day it is weigh
ed. a charge will be made of. per
bale OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 80 cents,
Extra drayage ON cotton returned from
ship, steamer or railroad, each way
twelve and half cents, to be paid
by shipper, together. per bale. rs cents.
For forwarding cotton, labor, per
bale. .................. 10 cents.
On all cotton ship-marked or small
numbered, removed from one press
to another for the purpose Of stor-
age or COMPRISING or shipped
withoutbein compressed, per BALE Is cents.
to be paid by the purchaser upon
delivery of the cotton.
Cotton taken by original planters mark will
| If removed upon the day it is received and
| weighed. be delivered free of charge.
Levee Steam Cotton Press, J. @. Denis. Pres
Commercial Press. Smith & Goldsmith.
| Canal Street Press. J. G. VanWickle.
Atlantic Press, M. J. cunts & Go.
Fireproof Press. J. P. Moore.
Jackson Press O'Brien & Co.
Louisiana Press, E. X. Bryant.
Natchez Press. L. A. Levy. Jr.
| Orleans. Pelican and Shippers Press, Sam'l
Boyd & Co. >
Liverpool Press. Stanley & Co.
Penn, Kentucky and Planters, Herndon &
Krumbhaar.
Virginia Press, Lewis & Lynd.
Union Press. A. P. Mason. oc26 2w
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WAGONS! CANE CARTS! SPOKES
H. M. soEIA,

streets.
Sole Agent for the Celebrated ''STUDEBA-
KER" WAGONS, CARTS and SPRING WORK
of all kinds and sizes.
Dealer In Philadelphia and Western Cane
Wagons, Carts and Drays; Timber Wheels
WheelbarroMs Of all descriptions; Spokes. Eel
Orders promptly filled. All work warranted.
no2 I'm
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ZIG e RS
Best Lighted Store on Canal st.
Isz Canal street.

BETWEEN BOURBON AND DAUPHINE.
MOI I'M
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OFFICE OF STATE SUPERINTENDENT
OF PUBLIC EDUCATION, I
New Orleans. October 81. 1877. J


OF PUBLIC EDUCATION,
New Orleans, October 81, 1877.
EVERY TEACHER who has been in charge
of secular or ecclesiastical school in any por-
ton of the city of New Orleans, at any time since
the 1st of October 1876, is requested to send di-
rectly to the undersigned, AT AS EARLY DATE
AS POSSIBLE. a condensed report of such school
showing its location name and grade, its Sect
lar or ecclesiastic direction, the number of
teachers employed. the months during which it
was or has been open. the number Of pupils
enrolled, of each sex and color, the average
monthly attendance of such pupils, the branch
es taught them and textbooks used. together
with such other statistics and remarks or ex-
plantations as each teacher. over his or her sig
nature, may deem suitable for publication.
Such reports are needed for a complete ex-
hibt of the educational work in this city. in the
annual report of the undersigned.
ROBT. M: LUSHER
State Superintendent of Public Education.
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INVITATION
- TO -
NAVRA'S
|CHINA PALACE
(ToURO BUILDING).
120.- CANAL STREET 1873
My friends and customers. and those who are
about starting housekeeping and old HOUSE.
KEEPERS who wish to replenish their house,
hold. are respectfully invited to examine my
NEW AND IMMENSE STOCK of the latest
styles Of
DECORATED FRENCH CHINA.
FRENCH. ENGLISH AND
GERMAN GLASSWARE.
MAJoLICA
FAIENCE,
FLEMISH AND
BOHEMIAN VASES.
FLOWER POTS and JARDINIERES.
sTATUETTEs AND ORNAMENTS,
TOILET AND CHAMBER SETS.
BIsQUE AND BRONZEs.
In designs and low prices defy any compe-
tition and will cheertully take goods back which
can be PURCHASED mot offered elsewhere
cheaper.
NJ. l.. NAvRA's
China Palace. 100 Canal street,
Touro Building.
Remember have no branch store.
oca 2dp i'm
TAXES-LICENSES.
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NOVELTIES
M
LADIES' DRESS GOODS

The attention of consumers generally is most
LADIES' DRESS GOODS, just received from
Havre and Liverpool. per steamers Oberon.
Borussia. Hanover. Teutonia and Mississipgi,
MOUSSE. SNOWFLAKES. DRAP DE CHE
NEIL, CASHMERES. TAFFETA DE LAME,
and the (so-called) CAMEL'S HAIR; together
of our own designs.
We have also a very full assortment of
BLACK GOODS,
Such as HENRIETTA CLOTHS. BENGALINE
Australian CREPS, TAMISE, CASHMERE
D'ECOSSE, and Real CASHMERE DES INDIES
ETC., etc.
D. III. HOLMES.
155 Canal street and is Bourbon.
Oc2S ly
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STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION
OF THE
STATE NATIONAL BANK,
At New Orleans, at the Close of Business,
October 81, 1877.

RESOURCES.
Time loans. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES $1,304,44S IA
Call loans. ....... 169.248 60
United States bonds --.-.:...... $4,000 90
Other bonds and securities. ...-.... 1928 II
Domestic and foreign exchange. 154.19O IS
Real estate. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES: 141 ,5S3 25
Current expenses and taxes paid. 27,O88 O8
Five per cent redemption fund.-. $3.50 90
Currency. 1857, 265 66
Specie Observation-Disclosures 1000 90
Checks ON other banks. 2l5, sos 21- COS $50 90
Total s.. 491 1868 OF
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock. Observation-Disclosures. $3.50, 900 90
Surplus fund ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS $4,000 90
Other undivided profits .---..-....-- 36,21S 81
Circulation. ..-..-......... 5000 90
Dividends unpaid. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 1911 40
Due to depositors. - 81 .40s. $50 90
Due to distant banks and
bankers. .-..-..--... 17,783 S6-1,526, 1872 95
CHAS. L. C. DUPUY, Cashier.
Sworn to and subscribed before me this thirty
first day of October, 1877.
THEO. GUYOL. Notary Public.
$1,000 1880 JNo. B. LAFITTE.
s. HERNSHEIM.
s. II. BOYD,
no11w directors.
, 1877-05-24

Rbunen mir er,uarten, uns elmer suten Geiunobeit
5i erireuen, penu itledte nilp corrnpte Waterie1 I'M
Btute eireuliren, lpel6e Shmer5 nnb &ranfbeit perlrs
laden, uup oIeie Waterier, luelde lib i'm sau3en 2or=
per perbreiten, er3euseu Sinnen, Iusihlaa, Geitpiirc,
lnueroaulibteit, Terltopfun9, &opIipeb, Nellr0lala,
III beumutismus uno liljabli9e anoere &rantbeltei.
ale biele 4eioen ourd ben Gebraud pom
9e9ettue. bas lberite Mittel jur Jteini8uns bes
Slutes.
, 1877-05-24

ltId, spie es oeren Mutter bon meiner
ei9snen Sano cintatoWirt traat, nit Iaa
Sebsa gu seben!
Sumbert ladte, jeooA nidt perleteno.
Wleinen M &iuoern batte id 1olde
Gualen b%ereiten 5olen? fraste er, Die
id)on oielfah ~oerbanoelte Inselesenbett
ius Sder;bafte biniber5iebeno.
Sire 5rau mar faum Elm Sabr alt, als
id Die barmloie Operation 10 unternabm,
wie ih es auf meines 8aters Sdiff ppn
ben Seeleuten erlernte, uno iA ipiBte
uid)t, oab iie 9tadtbell oaoon 9ebabt
bite.
0afir ma iie eine seborene Seron,
uno troeoem 1T bieier HeIberltempel tbr
BON jeber peinliA seweien, oerlette Sumz
ber ladeno, erforoern ibre &leioer bod
inner einen be ionoeren Shnltt, nm nld)t
ben langen 5als oes So9elS berporlu9en
gu lailen,
Gortieeung folgt.)
, 1877-05-24

x. in Yaar 9 brpmrS iueggeidDentt. - sblden
WSie ms Die Mbrellem BON 10 terlomen, bic auf elm
quit s 3eitunssblatt az abonnirem seiei9t iino. lammt
IOGts. fir porto ETC.. uno mir werpeu Sbuen na9esen
2 lb6ne 6bromos uno 4robebldtter unierer 3eituns
iibsrienosu. Moreile The National Monthly" ..
.. YoS IT.. gBaibimaton. D. 6. 4m2sap
, 1877-05-24
6ptelaussufaufe1t

r..s Sas Gltelte uuo populdrite neutide botel IN
,1ll;;::l pbitooeIpbia, Spbn 8inber's bptel, SO.
312 uno 314 Mace StraBe, friber Il llmann's botel.
beabiibti9t Der Undergraduate ausjupsrtauien. 0as
botel entbdIt so ,3imrner ppaitanoi9 in6blirt uno nit
outen Yetteu ~perlebeu, einen ueucr, 9roBen Speiies
Saton. Garlor, 9rlnat.@iHaana, lit onrdaus eo,nplet
eineeri1tet uno. NIT alien mlooernen Berbeilerun9su
ausaeItattet. Sir einen tiidtioen Wann lit bes cine
oprjI9lide 0ele9enbeit. ein ausse5eid)nete5 6eihdit iu
crlperben.
9dbere gustunit crtbeilt Der Gisentbimer.
Spbn Sincer,
$40 uuo 314 Jiace StraBe,
2Ms!sap 4bilaoelpbia, pa.
, 1877-05-24
Spatt'S 4ebenS'B aliaun.
Gin Me0i3ini1heS WunDer.

Rteumattsmus. Nearalsta, 1tHt in tprsua l<mnren
Staetum, Serofeln. &Sai8s. Hrautpeit, @r9ipelas, s.s
ten, srOBs S6paHs, esber. unp 9tsrsnlstptn, Wins.
purm &c. 'e. wtrp aura Sefimmteae Durp pislen &pIis
auer Netat8unesmittel seteilt. DerIelbe TT 3uetwHps
ipani'8 Sabre ptnsarb pom pubtttum erpr0St. sat
9unoerttanlsnoe pom dausn 8epetlt uae eartrt Rtts,
ptnn na@ Uprltrit 8eaDmmen. ST etn ft&eres pstl.
lntttel pPn 5trtin IN aAen ~bsibarea sauea, eurirI U,s
faulften alfsa Vfl&wars. islbT no Der XnpGea laVu sa-
9~eTrehen TT.
ppatr's 2sbens.B aIfam eurirte 5errn 8, o. con.
nap, lraseesn i'm Yart,a beaten su yrO0ilyn, u. H.,
ponl GrSnltben MPeumattsmus. naGpem periebe esne
Grfplg poH ben porsugitGiten Merjtsa Gurepa's aup
Nmerttas oeblnoelt ppr0en mar.
Qpatta SebenS'S BALKAN eurtrte Ssrrn Y. o.
9pls. Dpdmater 9p. IN Wlab,lpn Str, Won uusm
8siaprHUen. Wsl3pur, naGpsm CT isbs Wipaaw TN
wurpe.
Spatts 2ebens.Baiiam tstlts Ssrra Sacpb Wutp,
DfFce go. 242 0resnpi@ Ctr, pDn etaen terpfuIple len
@sl8wure, nobel bic dauIais loon bis aui ben RusQen
8eerunsen mar. PER- u. bar pasrenb 10 Saprea ua9
sel6sesner 3eiluna tsine aDispsrpcIun8 Der Rrautpstl
%srfabren.
Spatfs.2ebens. BaIfam suttrte Serrn gDtutam
Springer, Wv. 1888 Brppne SIr., ppafanota pom xat.
~suneetsm RbsumaIismus ~ ernnlt&sr art, eas otrjslps
oea Ssta bes 3Tautsa l&en perptrrt bate. Ser Ue.
aannte tpnnts MOT !elne pane Jun 8opts srbetsu xnp
va. wasssno ors,sf 9tsaats an's ystt s%srsfsit.
81 babea IN Der Saupt. Sffee, GAG Srauo Str, axt
vet Apptbstern TN AaGemstnen. au 81 per Jlai&e. Stbs
6laiHen -.
4sat.,sbsrasmts 9slmtttsI Hns.
ppatt's uuIetlbarer 2ebtns- BALKAN ~ 100.
sl.25.- Soatt's yuIaOnte YaIlam, Sbsr ser Ssp,ns.
ia6ttssn Drsaap, ~ $t.0V. $patts Swib stni.
u. msn ct a%aIss!Sar Iss s.,ssn ans Samsr,sa isesr art,
| Gppfpsb, SnHusuSa. 9atarrb, su Is 9ts.
a9snn pStse arlt'sl Mot in sarsr apStbet. peer an ~.
| rem Ylase ~ paben ftne, ~ penps man lid eirett ausas
eentral Depot, 246 Vranefr., u. y.
Dussue. t3m2Utan
, 1877-05-24
Nretsberabfetmne.
EorneD's Weeklp ])reb,
9as beliebte Jamtlten=S purnal pes Saubes
Henucirt auf $1.5O pas Sabr.

VuhttAtSH- putIUt peS SuWOeS
Henncirt aut $1.5O has Sabr.
Vie WEEKLY PRESS ,piro aud, il, o:r 3utuuft,
ME plsDer. ben y ben ausge3eibneten Stanopuntt be.
paupten, iptlber lie ju elner 10 beliebten ,3eitld,rift in
teAnlDlualllen 9crnubt bat. Sbre einbeimiid) den uno
auslahotlten 9otrelponoeniem. ibr 6splauber uber
Wpoe, ole Nahels3elearamm Der Milociitteu prei1e
mo lbre .lpejleleu Oepe ben peroen Die 2ejer NIT
Ntietn AMI benz Saufenoen erbalten, mas lid in allen
@elitralpuntten Der politif, hes banoeIs, Der 5fiuau,eu
ul1o Der Wtooe erti9net. Sas lltera rtI d. Se.
pertinent bleibt nnter Der Heitung bes Or. R. 8.
Wfadsn5ie. belien Hspue uno RritifeI fd zines WeIt.
rnfes erTrenen. Wian fnbet BARN tidtiae unb un.
parfsltl1e HettartifeI iiber bic Iaufsnoen Grew.
Goitoren, BEN Die Dienite zines aroBen unb mirfiamen
stabes BON eoitoren aur Seite fteben. Das Wder.
ban. Department btejer ,3eitung III cine u,ertluhe
Speeialltat. 8oQe ID arftberid tie - Gelb.
Srutt. Wisb nno Aneeneines - bon pbiIo bslpbja
Hno auen 9rbBeren etdoten Der Union, bfloen einen
bert orra9enben uno nnidabbaren he'll berWEEKLY
PRESS. Gles Die folgenoen Wn9ebo.e fir ae,pDbnIibe
unterldrelber unb GIubs: ~
Gin GrempIar fir elm 5abr Omit GinItluB poe.
ausbeiabltem Ioit9efoes) .............. 81 80
GhIl S~relilpldre omit GInlbluB porausbe3u bIteM
polf9eloes) 81, 25
3eDn gTemplare Quit GinlbtuB orausbe3abltsm
pnr9eoes) .sl4. GO
3ipanilg GgelnpIare unit Ginlblub pprausbe.
3abltem ppltgelbes). $24 90
Sem 3ulammenbriu9er zines GIubs non aehu ODER
%inebreren, plro elm @gtras@remplar auf rim 8 br be.
lpIiligt. Yrobenuinlneru Der WEEKLY PRESS mer.
ben auen MppIifanten fret ~3uQeItelt werben.
Mle Nuftrase iolten 9eridtet ,usroen on
Spbn W. Jnrueb. GOitor unS berausssber,
4nyo philadelphia. ID.
, 1877-05-24

e neue MuIttide, i'm Gleinnertaui fir 81 rs tperoen
ID 3MoeIbldt tiir 10 Gents uno Eotmarfe. Vlliie
Wuit So, Wibbleboro Dali. 4gS24ap'
, 1877-05-24

@k Der auserleienite, ieinite in Der gBelt =
&UcE> gu Supporters Irelien; 9roBtc @ompasnie
in Nmerita ;-Stapeleg8aare ,-beliebt bel Seoermann;
tets aunebmenoer Sertaui; = A9enten alentbalben
uerlanst Die 9rDBteu Sprtbeile seboteu. 8erliert feline
,3eit; ibidt um Circular 3u Robert 9Sells. 9to. 4s
Neisp Ctr. u. o.. 9. .. 8oI 1881 3Ol21ieE
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- - ffts 8

To THE WORK NC TLAES.-We are
now prepared to furnish n | ella -sAs with
consta templOymeut At home. the whole of
the time, or for their spare m ,my nts.
Busin, IS new, light AID profitable. + er-
sons Ot eIthe, sex easily ca, II from 30 cents
TO s. per evening. ant proportional sum
by aevOting heir whole Time tu the usi !.
ness. Boys an girls arm nearly as much
s-nd Their address, and test the business,
we make this unp rrallelDd offer TO such
as are not we'll satisfied, we will send on
dollar to pay fer the trouble OF writing.
Full particulars, samples worth several
dollars to co... mence work on, and copy
of home and Fires,de. one OF the lars, vt
and best illustrated pun,ieatiOns, all keJt
free by mail, II. ader, Il ys,u want per.
manent probable work, address. M
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PHILADELPHIA MARKET6.
Stock Market.
Phllaaelpnls Trade Report.

Phlla0elph1o Trade Report.
TUESDAY. January 10.
Cotton under an improved den and /.
held firmly at l215al2Mc for Middling Up.
land; and IsNc for New Orleans.
low grade and cnoice, at l6Aal2c, 200 do.
Lsgua, Ia at Co.,, ana small lot Of Java al
Sugar is Inactive and may be quote,,
nom nal in p.ice. Refined sugars move at
granuat d, and li5sc for A.
ClOverseed is taken at i412al5c.
Timothy is quiet and FiaXseed in request
by tne crushs Is at Sal 60.
FlOur-The transactions in Flour were of
high prices demanded by holders. Sales of
l,1OO barrels; Minnesota Extra Fami ygooI
at Sc rs; do do choice at 81 90: do. do. fan
cy at " l212a7 o; Pennsylvania do do.
medium, a. S6 81; do. DO. cool at s, rs; do
do. choice at 4 0J; do. do. fancy at 81. 25 al d
Rye Flour sells at "a 37144 t219.
Corn Meal-small LOIS OF Brlnton's at
The demand for Wheat is quiet, but the
light supplies greatly retar1 transactions.
pine, at 81 SO, and Western waite at 81 IS.
Rye sells at 7Sc for Pennsylvania and
Western.
In corn there is no change to note, either
in demand or values. Sales Of 5000 bushels
ern do. sail at b7a571ac do damp at 55a56and
white sail at 57L C; steamer is held at 5Ia
54%, and sail at -. b
Oats are IN moder te request, with sales
of 3OUO bushels, including Western white
at 3sa .0c, Indiana dO., at Ale. and leAnsyI-
Whiss y is he'd irmly at 81 ls for West
ern iron bound.
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A SPLENDID OPPOeTUNITY TO WIN
n A FORTUNES COND GRAND
DRAWING, 1877. At New orleans, on
Monday, February 5.
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY CON-
PANY.
This Institu ion was teyularlyIncorpolat
by The Legislature of the s az for kduca-
lion purposes in iebS, with q Capilalof
sl,OO',OV0: TO " hich has M since been edd d a
Gle NUMBER DRAWING will take
place monthly. It never scales or post
pones. Look at thetoilowing scheme.
CArITAL PRIZE, S25,OU0.
1000 Tickets at Five Dollars Each.
TICYOE pRlZLS.
The Morning herald., 1877-01-11

5,Oz! Prizes -amountining Sill, 100
Write for Circulers or send orders to
CHAS r. row Akn,
New Orleans, La.
or WILLIAMSON q Co.,,
janstf BIZ Broadway, N. Y.
The Morning herald., 1877-01-11

y Gen. Augur h In Louisiana p sssiss ~
Nv ia-A AugsxatIon NJ PIackssd u
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LEE COUNTY DIsTILLERs.

COMMENTATOR OF THE ACTION OF DEPUTY
COLLECTOR JosLYN--LErTER FROM THE COM
MISSIONER OF INTERNAL REVENUE
WASHINGTON, d. c.. May 80, 1877.
The following letter has been sent 10 Collector RivcS
by the Commissioner OF Internal Revcuue:-
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
WASHINGTON, Nay 29. 1877.
SiR:--four letter OF the 18th inst enclosing q copy
OF the report OF Deputy Collector Henry G. Josyn or
his operations against Illicit disters In your
district has been duly received. The efficient and
courageous conduct OF Deputy Collector Joslyn and
Deputy Marshal Austin and the officers and citizens
who accompanied them IN their against tho
Illicit distillcrs OF Lee county cannot be highly
commended and desire you tn thank the officers and
citizens engaged for their Efforts seeking sup
press the Illicit disaton OF spirits bring the vio
lators or the law TO punishment
II 10 evident from the report Of Mr. Josyn that the
Illicit disiiers OF your district, Ike the class OF
persons found IN other districts throughout the
try, are lawloss, determined and boodthlrsty OF
suited In his death, savage vindictivc as
though made by Wild Indians OF tho plains. l
trust that all those engaged IN said attack VIII be
speedily arrested and brought to condgn punishment
The family Of Mr.. Vandewntcr have deepest SYM
patty, which trust you VIII convey TO them. must
thank you tor tho vigorous measures you have taken
In your district and desire that you shall continue
the with increased energy until every Illicit dis.
tiler district shall have been broken up and
every Illicit distillor brought 10 punishment Very
respectfully,
GREEN b. RAUM, Commiss oncr
j. X. RivEs, ESQ, Collector Filth district, Lynchburg,
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CUBA.

OPERATIONS AGAINST THE INSURGENTS
SPANISH SOLDIERS SUFFERING FROM SICK
Nlss-PEAcE gUMoRs CURRENT
HAVANA, May 30 1877.
General Martinez Campos remains santiago de
Cuba The troops operating the whole limo
will retard operations
HEALTH yHE SOLDIERS
SocItudc Is felt ut hcadq uarters Tor the health Of
the soldiers aud military hospitals being rcorgan-
ized and improved. Exhaustion and ulcers are tho
principal climatic affections and soldiers who sui icr
from these diseases will be given rest immediately.
Rumors reported here OF peace arrangements
between the spaniards and Insurgents bat they can
not DO credited. The government. however Is trying
10 favoraby affect tho public mind by its policy OF
lencncy.
rHE SPANISH RANK.
A statement Of the Spanish Bank OF Havana shows
the total amortization OF paper money datc to be
$40, 500, 600 leaving $40, 600, 900 In circulation.
TRYING 70 ARRANGE PEACH WIN ruE INSURGENTS
A letter dated Havana, May 90 says
There have been rumors here OF peace ncgot,a-
lions at Manzanilla or Deghborhood between the
Cuban chiefs and Martinez Campos through the inter-
venton OF the Archbishop OF Santiago do
Cuba Although these rumors likely to
, sosa,ey out g untrue ;, The MAJ main and arc
in order TO make the premium go down, IL cannot be
denied that the general tenor OF the news from the
Interior shows tendency on tho part OF the com
mandcrs IN the Held TO try TO come 10 pcaceabc
rangement with the insurgents. The American Cath
oc priest Topc Is very active ana Is treated with the
utmost courtesy and Difference by Martinez.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-31
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Joseph Medi. OF Chicago, and Lieutenant Robert
NJ Berry, United States Navy, are at the 81. James
Senator Algernon 5 Paddock, OF Nebraska, and WASH
ingon Booth. OF Baltimore, at the Windsor Pro-
lessons Francis A. Walker and Q. G. Marsh, Of Yale
College, are at the Buckingham. Ex-Governor H. c.
Warmolh, OF louisiana Senator; i. W. Tobey, OF Port
Henry. n. y United States District Attorney George
+. Sanger, of Boston; Judge r. d. Rice, OF Maine
Congressman A. l.. Stevenson, OF Illinois, and General
+. c. Mauran, OF Providence at the Fifth Avenue
Lieutenant Governor William Dorshcimor OF Albany,
aud A. Figel, German Consul ut Havana, at the
Brunswick. United States District Judge William J.
Wallace, of Syracuse, is at the Now YORK. William
McMichacl, Of Philadelphia, is at tho Albemarc.
Judge Charles s. Lester, OF Saratoga, is at the
Metropolitan. Mr. Addicks, of Philadelphia Is at the
Aston