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The Portland daily press., 1877-09-29
REEssN PORTS.

At Bombay Aug "a, ship Fanny Tucker, Roberts
for Calcutta: Isaac Reed, Colley, dog
Cid al Calcutta Aug Is, Darque j Southland, Ken
niston, Boston.
At Basseln Aug 18th, ship Alice Cooper, Hum
phrey, for Europe.
Sid FIN CaIlao Aug 2sth, ship st Joseph, Fales, fol
at Trieste eth inst, barque Fl Loring, Soule fol
New York; brig Clara Pickens, Coombs for Messna
and others,
At Gibraltar 9Th, barcue Abby Bacon Merrill, fin
Cid at Cardiff 18th, brig Eliza Morton, Leland fol
Halifax.
Ar at Dublin 26th inst, brig Don Quixote, Munroe
New York.
Cid at London 26th, ship Ne Plus Ultra Borden,
New York.
Ar at Queenstown 26th, barque G Reusens. Leigh
ton, Boston.
Ar at Montevideo previous to Aug 80, barque W H
Gem, Collins Pensacola, (and sailed 10th for Buenos
Ayres.)
At Santes Aug TO- brig Tbos Owen, Guptill, (clD
At Bahia Aug 27, ships Franklin, Hassel. and VIM
M Reed, Prince, unc.
Sid FIN Aspinwall 18th, barque F Carney Jack
SON New Orleans; l9th sch Sarah Potter Walls, for
Pensacola,
Sid I'm Barbados sth inst brig Isaac Carver, Gray,
Boston.
Ar at Navassa 18th, sch Five Sisters, Gates, from
st Lucia for New York,
Ar at Grenada Aug q, brig Atlas, Gray, Bangor
(and sid Sept for Bonaire.)
Cid at Havana goth, barque Masonic, Stubs. New
York; I'D. Stockton. Allen, Boston.
ar at Sagua 18th inst. brig Lizzie Fl Kimball Stow
en- Pensacola; 18th, barque Jose Moore, Carlisle,
New York; brig Adele McLoon Arey. do.
Ar at st John, N b, 26th, sch Jasper, Fowler from
CID 10Th, ship Martha Cobb Greenbank, fo- Liver
The Portland daily press., 1877-09-29
ANNUAL MEETING.

VIHE Stockholders of the Portland & Rochester
Il Railroad Company are hereby notified that the
annual meeting will be held at the office of the Com
the third day OF October next at ten O'Clock in the
forenoon, to act upon the following business, VIZ
Article 1st.-To hear the reports of Directors. m
Article 2d.-To choose eleven Directors Tor tne GU
suing year. - .,t
Article Sd TO act upon any other business 'n"'
may legally come before them. Mt CIark
Portlond CAN'T 10 1917 sep19d2w
The Portland daily press., 1877-09-29

MATANZAS. Brig Eva Johnson-37s2 shocks
and heads, 125 bbls potatoes.
HALIFAX, Ms. Steamer Bermuda -IOO b6ls of
-four, 100 do oatmeal, 400 boxes soap, pianos pkgs
machinery 90 packages box shocks, % bbls onions
200 boxes candles ~ packages boots and Shoes 1Of
do paper IS bbs beef S296 bbls sugar, Al packages
merchandise.
The Portland daily press., 1877-09-29
METEOROLOGICAL,

INDICATIONS FOR THE NEXT TwENTY-FoUR
HOURS.
WAR DEPT, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL
OFFICER, Washington, DC,
Sept. %, Il A.eM.U
For New England.
falling, followed by rising barometer, souSherly
veering to colder northwest winds and cloudy 1,
rainy weather.
The Portland daily press., 1877-09-29
rne yellow Fever,

NEW YORK, SEPT. 2S-A despatch from Fer
nandina renor.s that Collector Grossman is
down with tie fever. There is no abatement
of The disease there
The Portland daily press., 1877-09-29
DOMESTIC PORTS.

SAN FRANCISCO-Cld 26th ship Ivy. Lowell, for
Chartered H Gregory. for Liverpool, with
NEW oRLEANs-Ar up 2eth, ship Virginia, Hook
err Bath.
PAsCAGoULA-Ar 22d, brig Alex Nichols, Pc.
tiers. MatanIas.
GEORGETOWN. Scar Gath, sch Carrie Webb,
RICHMOND. VA-sld 18th, sch David Torrey,
NoRFoLK-Ar 25tb, sch M A Folsom, Rose, from
ALEXANDRlA-Ar 25th. schs Paine, Hill
lard, Windsor, MS; John Bird, Smith, do.
BALTIMORE-Cld Goth. scbs Geo Young, Mar
shall Boston; F II Odiorne, Crowell, do.
PHILADELPHIA-Cd Goth. schs David Faust,
Smith, Bath; Kate Newman. Newman, Boothbay
jed Frye. Langley, Bangor; Elva Pettengil, York,
Cd 9th, brig jeremiah, Ford, St Kits.
NEW YORk-Ar 26th. schs Silver Spray, Chat
field. Two Rivers, Ms; Fannie Butter, Warren, and
Mark Pendleton Pendleton, Bangor; a Bailey,
Norton, Portland; Scud. Allen, Whiting; Huntress,
Curtis Fall River; Fannie Butler, Warren, Bangor;
S P Adams, Tabbutt, Vinalhaven; Huntress, Curtis,
Ar 9th, sch Speedwell, Keene, Glace Bay.
Ar 2Sth brigs Renshaw, Sylvester, Guantanamo;
Cid 26th orig Daphue, Copeland, Ardrossan; City
of Moule HIM, for Surinam; schs Mabel Staples,
Putnam, Ponce; w K Mowrey, Eaton. st John,
NIB; E 4 6 W Kinds, Hill. and Alice Boardman,
Lunt, do; Union, Mitchell do; L A Edwards, Mil
Ter. st Marys Ga; Koscusko Pinkham, Bath and
Hallowe
Cid 9th, barque Abbie Carver, Carver Bombay
brig Daphne, Copeland, Ardrossan sch spartel. Hal
lowell. st Johh, NIB.
Sid 9th, brig City of Moule; sch Parepa, Seth W
Smith. Laura Robinson
NEW HAvEN-Ar goth. brig Anna D Torrey,
Brady Pensacola.
PROVIDENCE Cid 9th, sch Gregg, Ander-
son, New York.
PAWTUCKET-Sld 9th, sch Flora King, Guptill,
New York.
FALL RIvER-sld 9th. schs Nile, Metcalt. and
Fred Holden. Ray, New York.
SOMERSET-Sld 27th sch George Clark. Bartlett,
Philadelphia.
NEW BEDFORD-Ar 26th schs R l. Kinney Farr
Rockand Laura & Marion. Clifford, Bristol.
Ar 27th sch c W Holt, Delay PHILADELPHIA
Sid 9th. schs A Emery. Emery, and Oregon. Mel
vim, New York; Matthews, Wentworth, Fall Riv-
err st Elmo, Jones, Bristol
VINEYARD-HAVEN-A 26th, scbs X G Rankin,
Fisher New York for Rockland; Curlew, Fearibee,
ner for do. Sea Foam, Scott Bangor for do: Alfred
Fisk Kelley Pittston for Washington; Farragut,
Wyman, Windsor Ms, Tor Baltimore.
Sid, scbs l. Kenney, E Waterman, x Rankin,
Laura & Marion and others.
bUSTON- ar 9th, schs Cabot, Ellis, and Sammy
Ford. Allen, New York; Sylvia Batson, and Presto,
Colbeth. Machias George, Maddocks, Rockland I;
A Williams, Murch, Portsmouth.
Ar 28th. sch ORION Oliver Bath.
Cid 2Sth. brig Antelope: Cole, Kennebec. to load
Hayti; Koon, BrookiIngs, Bristol, to load for Pha
delphia.
SALEM-Ar 25th. sch Storm, Petrol. Davis, Port
johnson.
Rondout; Samuel Carlton. Carlton, Philadelphia for
Newmarket.
EASTPORT-Ar goth. sch Alice Dean. Gardiner
Portland, (and sailed 25th for do via Pembroke.)
The Portland daily press., 1877-09-29
"Reminiscences Notice.

ESTATE OF ROBERT HoIYoKE.
NOTICE is hereby given that the undersgaed nave ave
oeen p uiaims against the estate of ROBERT
9EGnS 1Po ae Of Portland deceased which estate
has S t an6 ss Of Psrv al
sesslo NJ I'M exchange street, Portland on We'd
nssday October "a, Wednesd y, December IS, A.
d, 1871. and wednesday, February n, A. d. 1875
from ten u '"''N PERCIVAL B0NNEY,
ARD0N W. C0OMBS.
The Portland daily press., 1877-09-29

Sept o. off Sambro, sch Post Bost of Bucksport,
bound East.
sept a. NE of Fryingpan Light 20 miles. sch Tam
hauser, from Rockland for Wilmington NC.
The Portland daily press., 1877-09-29
MARRIED..

In Naples Sept. 49, j. S. Clark and Miss NJ. E. Lea
WITT both of Naples.
In Brunswick, Sept. 16. VIM. B. Mason of Boston
and Miss Flora Brown of Brunswick.
In Brunswick, Sept. Is, Frank A. Noyes of Boston
and Miss Hattie A. Chase OF Mnott
The Portland daily press., 1877-09-29
Dressnaak1ng {!

The undersigned has taken charge of the Dire s.
making department, in the
Williams Block. No. $40 Congress ST 1,
and is prepared TO 90 Fashionable Dress and Clcak
making and solicts shar of the patronage Of the
Ladies of Portland and vicinity.
Apprentices thoroughly taught the system
Dressmaking,
sep17eod3ms MRS. BULLAhO'
The Portland daily press., 1877-09-29
Daily Domestic Receipts.


By water conveyance--1OOO bush corn meal to g
w True u Co.
The Portland daily press., 1877-09-29

Clearing House Transactions.
PORTLAND, Sept 20.
The Clearing House of the Portland Banks report
the transaction of business as follows yestsNaay:
Gross sd Exchanges 80
New-York tribune., 1877-10-13
P1SShNGkRS AkRlyED.


PROM RREMEs--ln StsqnshfD DcnGr-Sr. anf Mrs.
Wr, b. rl tterarn lr =. NJ Lrmplrf. J f g. Nr7fv, SIR
sc NJ DAVID uaz;,r Misc htyulss Meyer, u orrulei
btrv DE- Emil tuutlu-s 'all
hing TrIgott -uhui T. j. W. Hum iclOu-o Dr. Auu Mrs
~ lto. =, a. Mrs. Cuisine ~,uke.. hrr. tatar.v MeLkts
ua chid Fanny Uachman and Col q. MaA Aet1grr NJ
Mama Wul.,i. Hruy you rtu vile lt chi, Ai atrt-
r, . ht enn Bertha Mlfip.rn, Nla. taluc ALlhtn,
Noritl BcndA, 0-ll-, LJ fhaul Yun NldtfhuI Mir.
Uerulut thil SIR. NJ.
Mrs rc.i ,,ru,T aud cid Miss ca harne htr, Nj a4t
r a. Lang. 4n Nohul,h. Mrs fa,nna br-eIitrgtr Gnd
child Nlss hlIstlne Eeri, tugrn LAM Ntc Aa- Mama
Misc haila 4teT, 1-- iiur lrtci. Dr ist. .AIu
. 81 ladns, u. -tcintrch Ictinhui Ms
MAJ aieur -ruser aid Nrs "a J. h tein ye IA'au
ana mr. Frazer. 4. & k",h iIu c1uf hlr A. huiHrit
house. Mrs T. de- rei,suaJ, VI l. a." 5l' =" helr'n-
bu ul lf Mic. w. 81 +. ias's W wagner o. cthfodri.
Mirs aiuIne Manu-
FROA ASpiNWALI.-IB S-saIaship Colon. Captain A.
Marx and .ifc Gel T. ntv- Waiter t0+n John l Gurus,
wr AID ~ ciiarrn, Ms. bul. Ji tafbcnirr - ~ oar
gl., " b. Cosug Geo. =. li-ke. Miss L. usirs g. - t'!
we'll John r. McIjriututt, j h. aisgutr NJ g. l.o-rnI -
I.ub-ustel. T.. DonIrt apaiA Homt - brl sL Mia
Itns-ts the Hon j. .. no nnstuu and caughfr ~ ii"I
q N lorp wAe and taUg ghtD - H. Phelps Jlnt~ i"5n a
-,i l. Sale. Dubueiy. j. 81. O. as j. W A"itri j. v. IL
trnelf Wo,fhra. q. ". hnphe. MT NJ Hogan, j. Heha
te H. Audrw sfacA SPENCER " ui. AiLur. Wm alter
Nm -uy,au John ioTteT r.. fthscA aud thrre thitn
J. Nullams a IS smith, ". hcWa ara 4. ". bInuirN, h
smith. J. D. = A Hublyi, ". NrNii. Mfs IT, MHsu1
fau hr ana three chdr,p has tei-eker Ntl-un Levy r.
N,,I aud vile, -. buikry Afthu tstffa "
PtrshrrgeT Vie Cbas. kernc H. H. ir"bc D. Nfhei" D.
Casey, j. Nltkics, ]. j. Miner l. ,or"'n, T. larson
New-York tribune., 1877-10-13
GENER1L NOTES.

1t has been feared that a severe frost in
Florida Winter had injured the orangeiIees that
tney would not bear well this Fall These fears have
provea gUundess there will be larger crop tnan ever
before.
Mighty, indeed, is the peanut crop In the
years Is76-77 the state of NortI Carolina produced
1875 900 bushels of Anuts; Virginia. 100000 lusucls,
aud Tennessee. 100000 busrrs The Uuited states can
viuln borders 332OOOO bushels OF peanuts were
la vested.
The Hotspurs of New Orleans, during the
late disturbances the Mexican border, have been
loudly clamoring for with Mexico. There are
large number OF adventurous spirits in The city, and 10
doubt a. asserted division of trooIs could be blamed
there. IN a weeA, l'r ne INVASION OF Mexico
cheap cookery movement, undtr the lead
ersuIp Priucoss Louise, Is now IN progress IN
Brighton. Engaud. A teacher has been engaged from
III Keusinllou National scJool Of Cookery, VINO Will
give lessons regularly, from " high class demonStra-
iiuns 70 cheap cookery" TGe School Board OF the
pIaee-equvaent to "A board ol education In this coun-
ts-na'e ol tue elder eitis from the schools
L,Ao ssJns III TIE art Ihc giils are reported as
sHOwI5g " gieat aptitude Tor INSTRUCTION
The temperate temperance people will not
rejoice over Inc method adUpted by lac temperance
reIOrmers OF southiugOn Conn TO KEEP sgners o. the
pledge rom bretkIns oath. One day Lass weeA
mau whO had been drunkard bat VINO had slgued the
pledge several weeks before and since fulfilled his
promise was yiug in the street almost nscnsbe
had not rrsis.ed the tempter TIE reiOrtneIs bound
him IN a suec barrow and wheeled about the Town,
ai the same beating drains and ye ing 80 as 70 cal
every p TsOu's .tt uJIon 10 The mans 'lsSl"ct.
A pOrtly English clergyman enjoying his
Summer holidays The cOu, pany with hs
daug ters aud smoking wDe was rDcenly depicted
by Punch OF accepting tract headed "sn Ia
Smoking from "a slimbOded anu tlnidappearin; mau.
The rector SAYS Taculiy To his dauShter IL means
well no doubt" NJ. q. Gilbert w'O, after pass ~ SAT
fctury eXSmnatiOu theological studies, was refused
admluce 10y tennessee Conference Oi tue Mrtnod-
t scOpal Cuurcn oelb, vile October ;. Jecaisr
he used Tobacco may perhaps have said aiterwaId:
They mean DOUBT" lie conference aiSO p"ssed
rcsuuton thtt Will future refuse To admit ANY
ministers wDO usC tobacco
There have been signs, since the general
crash ID rail- oads att great field for the ~
Vrstmeut speculative capital would be found III mining
enterprises II the business of ryan zng mining COM
lucs had not been enormously Oyerdone IN tue hush
mts OF tie war and Immediately after s close, there
can be no doubt that mining companies would
have already attracted much Of the dsgused capital
which rctoatug ralrOad- is seeking some other
form investment. As the transactions mining
stocks uOtceaDy arGer than year or two ago, and
weekly newspaper, devoted to mining inerests. aud
publ shed by a reputable New-Y0rk business mau-Mr.
CuI-JuIis ALREADY the second yer o Il- issue anu
gives siEDs OF beng well sup olted ana Wtcil-chIJ
edited q snrpWu aud cntcrprisDE constituency.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-13
FANCY GOODS IN PROFUSIOM

The firm of Aitken, Son & Co., OF Eigh-
teanth-st mt Broadway. has large stock OF millinery
g,ods trimmings fancy goods hosiery aud other IKE
articles I'm the millinery department WAS sno"n yes
to-day, oll the novelties In hats snd bonnctA Among
tine baud4omest was q rolling coOnet honnel OF wite
satln trimmed with white satin aud plume OF
,,loyy and ostrich combined the from was fall ~
mint Duche.se lace caught with iittc silver bird.
prtv cottage shape. OF silver gray moss velvet Was
eJ with clair Dc luue fringe and trimmed win dou'le
IA d stttn ribDon with bunch oi clair de lhuc ana s
v.r tv n.fucg taps the side the face trimming vas
n rl.t,. vf huiining Dir.s. A black NeiveJ beihet
-. ,fQrd with gOd biad the two lOn- 5"crP7 Oe-
trirl t.Ittnrs fastened win biach satih upN
caught wuh three elli ualls ., ~ ~.
in trr N. niuing department may be found an I'd,
newest sty,ts 10 friusca, GaloOnh s'mpN, Hu ,n".'u
"a, rytuug used IN tTimIing dresses ana cudha ROM
uent among those n tno rhnbo" Dead, chrht "uu
1,- - b.l al..brlu with Citir dc lune bead, ann u
t,. lirr o drou trimmings. In butinna II ever lihB
f.ot, a crochet button tu rose l. ar IL the Ihh'f
., d,ur,ncnt nay be- found every thlhs 'h"t "a now
an. stv.. six tlc. ~th cO!rTrd lace cage Il "i' e."
t ,.r. tlu - a. b. also gftnId.ne az, tnOiui"-
r,, aftl-ou.ry rt the end-. In the IlOn'h orpdtt
mont , iil the novelties Of che s"son E-reciail ne"
u !-uln, ib "a dUhbit-inced ,ath ,nt tio is's
r,II,u Ibis nrm has also large iuo OF Ieithcft ana
n. vtr. Ia Al tlc the 81 qualities
New-York tribune., 1877-10-13
PUBLIC OPIAION.

The nearer greenbacks approach gold in value,
thu stronger apparently. tir 6 c-lJick htry p"com s.
And vet uuauc asyulns are uot al iuii-syricu'e
Courier tD-mJ
Tie Republicans OF Ono do not break their
necns Co Z tu tine polls Cltis that Aprna Lincoln
anu H. ID wis were equally ptTOdc aud equally non
est ST. LOuIs Globe Democrat tRepJ
Toe Republicans Of Pennsylvania are In much
be ter position Ur-tureu Ia OnU. Ihcy are
uni ed ald hrm Jud are not i'alrd dow with plt,-
form taey are unwilling 10 CARRY Pits iurs Gazette
RfpJ
The bottom has fallen out of the Republican
ptrty. and tue Way wui,Lt Republicans Ia Oui" IeL
ihrousn Tuesday Is tn ioresHad"wn- oi Use calt,
tnphe awai the parry 10 OtueT States IN NOVemuer
Trenton IIue American lDen)
Work for Southern Congressmen-have the
test-Jalh r. qureuIeut repealed d i SON ug insult
10 ex un1Gcrates and snoud be- wiped from thc stautc
houk- IT., JrO.atOn WOUl constitute Another step to
Waru that perfect day Of rrcOnri alton Whch al pat
OiIc men desire i0 see IA eish News (Dcnl
Now if our State Committee VIII induce
Gee, -r william Citt - ,tJney MdtCncws, james Free
man Clarke, Wade Hampton. Richard II. Dana Car
Sthurz Pau 4. CladDouruc. Dayid ~. n, y, and lew
other and sanity pcfs stump Misscnuse:i -
IN bealf 81 the policy. may fol w suit 10 ono k'-
publican Massa husrtts undrr the patentei R-orlna
tOTv treatment hanging the ragged edse Oi tho De
ocritic party .-iBoston Traveller (hepl
New-York tribune., 1877-10-13
HUGH HASTINGS TALKS BACK.


Tweed now complains that Tie Commercial
''succrs al nl.n! tc yOd know uiu nOt Is f.asi-
ingss response to Tweeds appeal IN his adversy-l7yr
acuse Cdur
Hastings never made any snch response. Tie never
went back or q friend IN adve -itY. lie became one Of
Tweed'- bond the nee OF MS social, nu Iut
aud political pOstirn because Nj Tweed mad befr ndci
lin in ISL in his -ht the late James BroOAs aud
the Credit Mublier crowd at WASHINGTON. Nv q ldd
ifuenCe vita the late Speaker 'rr then member aud
with other leading Democrats He usei Il In Dir. Hast
mgs's behalf. It ia response 10 tuat aC Trend
ship Nit Tweed th4t he wrote the letters which were
read Oherday before tie AcrnIuc Committee. No;
witst ndiug M Tweed has horne false witness against
Nj asugs and soug 10 niure him. he Is free Ia say,
whatever Oth,rs may have done, that he nevri
suecred q Tweed uttered uuklud wOru against
him in private public He this III al truth
now as Mr.. Tweed has done his worst aud do
Iu re never lHiu cd Lim. 1hO-e VINO know
Mr Hastings well know 81 not his nature to strike
man whcu ue j. down. II, has only Que word 10 add.
There is question OF y-rac.ty between Mr. Tweed aHd
Nj stnss lie s perfectly willing 10 ave tat qucs-
ton with tne public H. might call Mr.. Tweed all sort.
hard names, bat he prefers To that n Mr. Tweed
can Oy bearing false witness against hin IT his
pris door an 20 scot free Mr. Hd-tiug- s content.
lie has nothing fear from Mr. Tweed out 0i ja
IC WAS not the act 81 au insrde 20 become Twerd'-
bondstni the or 800 900 when Twerd prac
telY held the key 10 ais own PRISON door Jr flight
Hastings preieTs, however not to De called migrate.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-13

monument in 1868. made NJ Gambetta famous
Victor HugO's narrative evidently derived from NJ
sch0lcher and Nj. Nader de- MOntlau, VINO were
eye-wituesses, Coufirns the traditi,n that Baudln
IN rrply 10 scotfns remark Of e 25 francs
leveed at the crowd OF Deputies by some pasS' s-ny
exclaimed. VOtts alies comment on Baeut pour -
dncs - Victor Hugo sJeaks OF the reluctance oi tho
soldiers To tire and their making no IrsOntrs "heh
tnev capluIcd the balricade
RICHMOND, Va. Oct. 12.-The Hon. John A.
Mered th President OF the Board Of Aldermen General
Joseph X Anderson, President OF the Common Council
aud franklin steans esq. OF the Board Of Public In
terest Will visit Washington week to confer win
the President relative to tire time aud duration 0i hs
visit 70 this city during the state Fair.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 11.-General Sherman
left for Washington tis mJming.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-13
YOUR UNCLE Di,n OR PRESIDENT.
from TIE Cpcar1dh CoD,Herc,d.
Je do NOT kuoW exactly now the Ohio Vi

tor, viii -ecuu 10 lcaO, 4tc l), Dut ~ can IN
i-ine the appcIr tine D. Will iitetn 10 Uhco Iich
Bi- hop. Uncie Dick has had Lir HEn views angut nm
sell fui time lud now tutt .rr confirmed by The
people OF tn great stale He sico 10 lit iuhi
sD the Governor of ONO aEd lhc great Ichrr 81 l-o
Dem crailc party. lie 70 Was who nuatrhtd the banner
fruiu railing hands aud bore II through ihc storm
s,lendid yictoI. He H. cYueuuy the man Tue brnOc-
racy have boen lgyhng Tor l. iL.7s mtdf years sam
Iidcn b. blessed! i0 Lic oi man with lctt afn
Lac Ilg, WINE Bishop ~ botn arms aDj LEGS ana the
fu,sL i,caTd "a Ou.O state Tor President.
IL l5 the pivot State Of TIM n n. II Hil Allen could
have been reelected, no Won nave taken the ht Lou
but b., never elected with sucb surr-
fuous grandeur s.at winch siaeS about BishOp We
need not pfotfet tLs article. IL Is ~ say lst DIshop
MO- enent Oh the Presidency II inevitable.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-13

Murphy for Southwest Pass Arrived Oct IL Scotland Cap6
Wetnore GocOnis Dolonss. al al Havre.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
SAY FRAscrsco oct l2-Cleare ships Eureka ani ADn-s
] Bsuyrn Liverpool
CHAElrsTON. y c. oct. l2.-hrr.vel. BARK Kate Covert
Tyhe. Cleared. erk Cork Tor Or1rrA
WILMINGTON. " g., Oct 2.-Aruved, bar3 kosnos Vor.h
Liverpool - . - .
B,LuaORy oct 12-Arrved stesuship Elizabeth. WOOD.
Pha lepna Clrarel. blrxs Johsn "a Reel tN0r Moe.
QueensfOwn Bell (lrl NcBudc, Autwcrp aalA kcpeto.
Fgls ttall Josce Londonderry POrtuns Bf Good Rot
tTTism.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct % h--vef the usra coa, nc .teaT-
sbips te4rs steamship VIM Whfeu, u Bal m0rs.
barss Otns Ftck q u8iONi. n D. Fae DuaAam. lYS
wlch: brig Man 0u. Girlner, RIO Janeifo.
MOVEMENT OF OCEAN srEAdSHlr
q Erxsrowy Oct l2-Tto Iumln Line - mshp ciy
from Liverpool Oct H. stei hence TOT HeFiofH
to-day. .,.--..
iIvEaroof. OCT lathe steamship Iiyriar. Capt Worth
Ing on. Bos sept. -. arIyai lorc 90 iiF a,
ASrwRsr Ocl l2-lIe s.ramsinD Dc hAy-t.t tp- fA<-
from Baltimore -, arrived mere on tis ION n'~'
iFor other ShtD Acics see Sspcnh Fg7ei
New-York tribune., 1877-10-13
AG MOTTO, or Marriage, mssl be iAior,ei Hila fas


ALLES-At hs residence No go West sstl a. or Wetnes
dy evening lu. Noses Allen AZ the bsth year of has
rir reAives and trends OF family respectfully 10
end tle luutrdl sfrtlcts rom tle ilcA l fn
conner q ia ye and 37ihsj sstlris oct 3. al 500
p II. 40 flowers
BoLroN-rnur..ay svrnae Oct n, tho Eoy Robert Bob
Rratyes and frcuf. a. invited o" attend rs fllefA
Al Arist CAlrcn. triham. SUNDAY H. Al @oV ]. "a
CLAPP-In Philadelphia TAurs 4ay. "a INST, George H.
Flaa o1 son.ay ibth met II Fri Baptist Ctarch wap
pugrr, lals, oa arrival oi ll0 D. .san ifoul 1-dst
IT enHs arC Invited.
CRowTIfEE-At te.r PARENTS residence Brooklyn p. ~
on THURSDAY eul Q. llh mt. fnu.e taIih -l h rr
in her 81 yra. taughter4 OF EetIe A. and che ase he'
Faas1 ser5tes sor, leid 4r ast % Cemetery
cHULKsHANH AZ Gr,enport l. L.. L. Taor.e'y q,t lt "a
year Of ~ ge James and May Ann Crulss-nk u
F1IneraI Oh SATURDAY.
KzRRIGAN Thurstiy. oct i, ls77 E,ro B, wife o;
The il' nd ,9itrss ar lnyltef 10 atrud ne fulc-sl
from ner lse ie-d-rre. liph-t. West h'oosen y On
1NAPP-i BroJkly Thursday. ocr H. nradiord Knapp
Rsatiyos aSd tends OF the f-u, are respectfully invited
attend be iuuer -rsaen. q NJ. u south *
ford IT,. 90 9tntsy. ttt. i.ef. a. -5i p. %.
M0ORE-Ihur.drv morning oct H. john ;. MOORE m ths
Beiajyes ana f'saas are invited attend MS funeral
his lae resdrncc 20 West IotA e. on SATURDAY oc"
pr6yi e65e 2. L. paper. please c.py.
R'DEK-At Jamaica l. T.. Oc,. lO. 1877, Mrr-are Rider
reic late Hon James hder, 10 TIE 3I yeAf o. her
Fsleril SATURDAY O y; At O'Clock 'rom The resi-
u aou-nlnH, The Hon. Jna j. ArAs is thn a.
G9ocoes from tAo Prr,oyIeslan Church. Jamaica
sMARTAt PoashArep,, on an ~ ioiA month Ioh'
Funeral w aee i,ow i, ,.e ene is' Aeaiemy'
p, s. 20 eas,gs' ~ 30 %. 49,, ,'a a i- 20 ,ra ' 30 - A
TuoRP-oa r4als.s, OCT Il Albert o. rhoD. IN the 7sta
Fjns al e-rycgs at paIrs Church. Raa~ay y. j. On
TAYLOR ON "Wednesday oct 10 James yor. n the -oth
nsli,ys Trend; o. .9Hy ar, Te,Des,y - =, ayla @
o. Saturday Oci. IS. - without i.fther notice
New-York tribune., 1877-10-13

. II aI.-r.. llll ANtI fiiIAs rfli %
Jt~Efh rhANhl~ii. lu.ilff.r.
The "Nrku1p & SprIkuc tUnIa A.. uI htH lu.h tnln
aop. a. ga i.ston. Ass-. Plt lsf la.,l fr u q
Grange \. j. Wee r,.'UeLl, Ae.tsi "a. lts "a SAGA
igId y y Tr,asrr.l. having failed u ilcr 'Nlg.t "u.
10 49,
Thssors l. JosIrH FAANK,u, ~ thr CTS oi lhiltl la.
sole owtrr of "rne CONNER l A1'rcy nlN Nl 'snA At
fac O lllfUha, Fllii'ncff, iltis'
burl Nhtslag. tnd territory lus fnrf~Ino
.e nOf'ce thai nnres of said st ciilTS
closet against Mchiiup zpr-suf Co., osw AssociAios
a. ~uhrtl lnrf-.
That Information obtained by from The -t4irs -
ID, Map iaud New rr-ry. Ncfth an.ina h.
Penusyvaria. Itnnes-oe Va gint. Wet Virginia auf 80
District g. lumitl, aud
ul-hrd b} ale e viii bot hr avatbr 20 'sd tof. l) s
A-oeltes OI stuurrs aud al % VII not De- fnL shtd
,r biraiou in ans fe Volume g. De issued n'fo
after by said Mex iop a sprsgue Co
am unt AND al not rOspoasibs for say oDl
whatsoever sat-, company MI NOT "a nA.s hsrvo
" said ,nfuphny, Nor I'll cnd
I, av name eautca surs " sU6scIipuo and gsy
u,ruIs T. aro,of until ay .shLs Ais a yasled. ..
~'@ JOsEgH IL FRAN kIsH
New-York tribune., 1877-10-13
GENITAL AMERICA

PANAMA, Oct. 4.-Nicaragua has Joined the
republics Of Guttena, Salvador aud Honduras IL TIE
scheme for confederation. clo'er binding tosetnlr
of toe different States. IL only remens Ior Costa
Ricl 10 add her Maine 10 mad tho compact complete
since Tomas Gtrdid resumed tnc Presidency IA Costa
E.ca only frw WeAs agO, mdttels nave greatly IN
proved III tlIal puDiC.
I'm. Government Of Guatemala has adopted for a.. pro-
po-ed railroad four feet, eight aud Ohc-iiI ilth
t,ige ana All the arTangeueuts are now OeAE n'de NY
tbe contractor, Mr. MHnnc Tor the cary com lchcrnr
ana speedy completion OF this pOrt4n; undertdhus