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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-02-02
B~RUDER.BUND.

DKUTsoHER BEUDEs-ByxD : meets LIST Sunday
n a moRth at2 o'clock Pms at Cochran
mann, Vice rest; W. 6laeDtEer, eee'y; II.
W. SchultEe, I%ress'r; Aug Zweifel and John
Handwerker, Sick Committee fer Northern
Division; John Wendel and John Margle.
Sick Committee for southern Division. =
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-02-02
NEW YoRK. February Q. L2;2O p.m.-Cotton
EASY, with futures steady. Sales for future
delivery. Is, lv0 bales.

LryRspe@L. February 2 1890 p.m. Cot
ton is dull and easier. UplaDds. 6Ad; Or
leans Is Sd. 6Gles, 8 90 bales. of winch lOO0
we're for export and speculation receipts.
l4,2OO bales. of which 1880 were American.
ArriYals-sellers Offering l.S2d lower.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-02-02
COTTOR.

The market this morning is quiet, and
buyers offering lower. Demand light.
Official quotations unchanged:
i cor4nv rrc1aNsE QUOTATIONS.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-02-02

TV
NAroMA TEMPLE OF II. AND 7. EkzAJH
20. 1-meets every Friday even E&H
ing at 5 O'Clock at Temperance
Hall, No. 29S Second street.
Il. 0. Milton, W, G. IT.; J II. ThompsOA, w.
v. T.: @. A. S. Richardson, W. h.; G. f..
Shepherd. ". A. R.; Earle CAN'T. WI R.;
Bun +. Price, W IT,; R. ". ehelton, ". o.;
o. Olsen, W, D. UT. r. Callahan, W. g..
3. Dunn, w. S d. @: McDougal. p. w. CT.
CBELsEA TEMPLE OF Ii. n 7. No. 2-meeu
every Tuesday evening at 8 O'Clock, at their
al, Brick Church, Chelsea. W. N, Carr.
w. G. T.; K. 7. White, WV T.: Chas. H.
Lsnham, w. r.; G.. r. Dawson. W. A. r.;
L. G. Williams, W. p. r; Il. Chandler,
w. T.; IL. Wheadley w. U. tR. ]. Rawlings,
W. D. u; e.. X. Egney, w. g.; /. Isaacs,
w. s.; +. e. Colby. p. w. @. 7.
MONTGOMERY OOuEgIL No > y. A.. AND s
T.-meets first and third S Saturday, in each
month, in Temperance Nall. at "a o'clock
pm. Horace II. Briggs. @. of CT @. A. s,
THALEs TEAPLE OF II. AND T. No. 4-meets
every Thursday evening at ~ o'clock ut ball,
No. 2eS Second st. v. A. johnson. W q. T.;
W. Il. Atkinson, W. v. T.; J L. Bourne,
". R; John D.. Cox, IT,. W A. r.; p. ".
Haile, W. +. ~; Chas. II. MeDougal, W, T.;
J.. 4. Davis. W. u; d. g.. ReAhnrd, W. D.
o.; Chas Stewart, W. g.; VIM. Homan, ".
S.; Jonathan Wood, p. W. G, I.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-02-02
LEGAL.
tR-llO2 and ls59.l
Sale Of Real Estate.

Chancery Court Of Shelby county-W. f..
Norton OF al, and Laura s.. Fowler OF al,
vs.. y irginia d. Allen ct al.
PY. VIRTUE OF AN INTERL0OUToRY
- decree for sale. entered in the above
on the 22d day Of January, 1877, l will
sell at public auction, to the highest bidder,
Couit-house building, Main street. Memphis,
Tenn. on
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-02-02
RIVER INTELLIGENCE.

BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY.
Friar's Point, Coahoma.................5 pm
ARRIVALs.
Steamer J. W. Gaf. Cincinnati.
Coahoma, Frlar's Point.
DEPARTURES.
Steamer Phil Allin, Arkansas City.
A. j. White, Friar's Point.
Carondelet, New Orleans.
IN PORT. I'D
j. W. Calf, Coshoma.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-02-02
Condition OF tho Rivers.

The river at this port declined
6 inches in the "a hours ending at
noon to-day, and has fallen 1 foot
altogether. At Cairo the decline
was 80 inches, with 81 feet 7inches
on the gauge at st. Louis the rise
was 6 inches; at Pittsburg 8 inches,
with . feet 5 inches on the gauge;
at Cincinnati the decline was IL
inches, with IS feet on the gauge ;
at Louisville 5 inches, with s feet
Z inches in the canal; at Evans
vile 8 feet 8 inches, with 20 feet on
the gauge. The Cumberland fell
9 inches, with s feet 4 inches on
the gauge at Nashville. The Ar.
kansas is falling at Little Rock, with
20 inches on the gauge, and 80
inches on the bars from Pine Bluff
out. The White is reoeding slowly,
with 3 feet in the channel from
Jacksonport to the mouth.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-07-11
se7ar:es Of Josh Billings.

For ages past the philosophers
t,y been crying alowd on the street
I,rpers aud hous tops, bat the phools
IL aIwuz run the world and alwuz
will
The only spiritualism that haz
Exceeded yet, il The kind that haz
the most frod in it.
Daudys are a quick study; after
con hay leolit one oeer, you hay got
the size OF the whole lot.
After man gets 10 be IS years
IN he kant form emmy nu iabits
mntch; the best he kan du is to
steer hz old ones.
Il is time euu.I Tor a man to laff at
His own wit when others GIT thru.
There is a CRATE deal OF sPecula.
slnn that spends its time trieng to
.,twist the untwistabe: This is
IKE setting down in wash tub, and
,y;eng to Fit the unlittadie,
Heaven governs AL mankind with
10 short and simple laws, and yet
mankind can t run base ball klub
without at least 30 edicks and a per
r., oil ser ia enforce them.
It is easy cnutt to play monkey,
but to pay it good is the most diff.
],uIt part of all professions.
Ifyou expect to have your opin-
vans respeckted mulch among men,
Won must keep them bakt up with
at least quarter of million.
Children who are very remarkable
for what they kno at ten years old,
are generally more remarkable fol
what they don't kno at twenty-five.
After a man has passed the age oV
70, about ali he kan find to talk
about, or brag on, IL that he haz got
more rumatlz to the squar inch than
envy man in the neighborhood.
The great mistake that menny
make they seem to think they waz
made before the world waz, instead
Of since.
The dog that will follow every
boldly amt worth a cuss.
Thoze people who are trleing TO
get to heaven on their kreed will
ind out at last that they diden't hay
q thru ticket.
Natur seldom makes phool; she
simply furnishes the raw materials,
and let's the fellow finish the job tc
suit himself.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-07-11
E. Osborne & Son,
Dealers 80
Dry Goods and Groceries.

Wghavc the best assorted stock Of Dry-G0ods
Motions, hats, cups boots. shoes, feady-madc
clothing. groceries. glass and Qgeeuswarc, ever
offered IN this City Never has there been !.
more inviting time 30 buy goods. For cash
you can buy laore goods al Our store than %;
any other house IN the City. We keep con
s'autlv on band "a large stock nf The celebrated
Budry 4 Metcalf Boots aud Shoes, ackno@.
edged lry all to bc the best boot and shoe III
the market. The highest market price paid
for Country Produce. Remember the Place,
opposite \. T. Martins Hardware Store.
i6u /. OSBORNE d Soy,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-07-11

Your visits remind me of the
growth Of u successful newspaper,
said Uncle Jabez, leaning his chin
ON bis hand, and CHANGING onWlIliam
Henry, who was sweet on Angelica.
"Why so:' inquiredW;iliam Henry.
"Wcil, they commenced on a week
!y grew to be tri-weekly. and
lave become a daily with sunday
supplement-, n cs, said William
Henry, braclng up "and when We
are married we Shall issue an extra.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-07-11

The time is at hand when a young
W with ouIy ten cents IN his peck
raiuy tgics to lead his Girl on the
.tc Of the street most remote from
.e.crean and temptation.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-07-11
THE COMBINED REAPER AND MOWER
SINGLE REAPER AND LIGHT MOWER.
The only Harvesting Machine taking Five
at the Centennial Exposition year.
MGHTEST DRAFT MACHINE MADE.

TIL most durable mans all and
The only Machine having Spring Steel Cutting Bar
The only Machine that Requires but Two Light Horses to
do any kind of Work
The only Machine that cuts Flax Easily as any Kind of
Grain.
The only machine with which the Farmer can Save his
Entire Crop No Matter how Badly Down or Tangled
DON'T FOR GET
The Champion the Only Machine will a
The Cuamron land
the arr them
HOOKING G. Arouts
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-07-11

tflNS tAsT- tpiS. WGsr
lEayePiatfri ilIci2i pm Loagc Ct.lg line Gt T. D,
Belnuut-.I.IJ pm " Belmont T.,l = ,n
ArrrYcCalamine2*5 pm ArriycIla'evlcs1op M
up-Pa>-cngers leaving Mineral Point nj G a, M,
reach Madison at {. y. ~. The same dnr 1
way Of Free port and Caledonia.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-07-11

I'ataer emharassing-out walk
" Wita your ciri-she reads ice
Team signs aulibly-you read sign
~ credit" inaudibly-nine cents in
Your pocket,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-07-11

4 writer says, 'Thc boys must
O. themselves Most boys do,
".l. the old man admouishes them
j. = thump on the head that some
~. y else likes cake as we'll rs they.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-07-11

some fellow has written an essay
"tl.r.I "liow to ret Married With
". aIl>,er.' But man in nine
-''e> ont Of ten gets master as
SON as ae gets married.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-08-11
Wel0es fino run biele 8lumsn z
Nlr Dontabereituna ffeht ner 8oret(a

NelGes finp run eiele 8Iumen
Nlir 6Ontabersituns ffebt bet BoretIG
(Borago otfcinalis) uno pas Sctebsns
asaelt ODER Der iOa. SmabsiRecrflsf
(Melilotus co rulea) uno Rleearten
acerbaupt Obenan. Sir Bads Gno
lclhe Blumen au rDdblen, relde pfele
S%taubfdreu BADEN. alio pRan,en aus
Der IL. uno IS. Qtnnsilten &laGe. mic
NoIeu. 5fmbesren unb DEFENDERS Wcbn
-abfr mon Jude einfaGe 8lumen ,u
ltsbsn. 90 bel asfilten fi1 ole 5taubs
fdeel gum 9rbBtsntheil in Blumenbldt
FER uuGewaupeIt BADEN.
@s tenlmt eupli6 AUDI nod ptel ca.
rcuf on, oaB man bic emtIprc6enoen
S!umen su ieper Sdbtssseit BET Den
H'gaenffdncsa Dat. wssbaIb sin ieoer
VtersnSa6tsr etnea 8ilibeufalenDer
an!s9en fputs. uu oarnam bic BON Bic
men On bdIfsfen bslubten pRan,en
In Die Wdbe itrer @Obnuns ~ per-
Sh VI Srukiu
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-08-11
Sir SiemenjI6ter

9tebt Der ole Naturforlher IN ctefem
eanpe, pte in europa rlbmli@f be-
fannie 6su pfa,rer lb. u. BFubtn
fOl8encen &aib:
~Gs sibt 70 pteIs Btensnil@:sr TN
Staate, raB es i6 wcbI Ger Wfte
lObnt, e!rpaS iber rationale Bienen3u6l
~ itreibsn." On Datste i'd, 9rtT ;ur
Gsper uns 70 III ptslsr Nrtifel entffans
oen.
Sc 1T betannt, pas pie 8tenea sur
lrassstt eew'fs pauussn bautlssr ais
anDere beluhen> UNI aus osnlelbsn eut'
rpeoer 6Ontg Orer DaGs ocfg befees
auoleib III lammeln. Wean man fol-
:be pFansen In Der Nlbe Der Bttnens
f5de bait, 10 miro Zen Bienen tbre Ars
belt lebr erIst@tert. ,,Time is mos
ney" tsiet 90 au@ bier uno ote Sts'
men, rrel6e etc entiprehsnDen BIumsn
In unmittslbarer Ndbe FnDen. DerOsn
in elmer ssssbenen 3sit nod etnmal 70
uteI bonts unp Ba6s prcDusiren. als
reni fe n1eilenuett FieSen mffeu. nm
Dtele!ben ~ luHen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-08-11

Ginwanrcrzef @eiR[iG e.
untst rsu IN nd6ler 3tif in Zen Wc1.
IancCneen @inpante1un bt1aoeu jtb
aud Z e,s'6,lbe 0e:lliGs. Die bsreiis
BON praa aus tire Retle oNastrtisn tas
ben. unisr ibnsn b%sinoss Gn oud
Gin 0atgr 8IalGft, Ger in Ieiaet sfus
asnp rag Sturtum Ger I~bsrIcaie NIT
Dem @6sturanApelsn peItoul6te, in
yraa Lireft0r rsr nfea auasmeinsn
Electromagnetic par, In cas- 0eitmes
tiStr Str:tnar cin:yat unp DOR Rur,em
gum TrteIisr asreibt murpc. Sn Bre.
men fhlifeen ith an rss Aueroucersr
firtStg NOnnsn aus B0hmen an. ole in
&msrtta li@ Gem eV6i(6en SGulnne
tsrri6t DiDmen nplIen.
&atboltf6e Snoiancr.-
untsr faibUltiher Gcnmole ncben isBt
suu1 Bitten Ger Jnoiansr auf osn Nss
SsrcatiOnsn II Snpuftr;e $ aofl6HIsn
unp II laaiaulsn. So alrosn fi!bcn
osu fatbOIllhen Sarinnern iur 8syfaz
sun9 uno 1877 Wiilhondre linp inter
tbuen tbdtts. gou Ten 10000 Sn-
oianern fnp Elm Lrtus; fatbOlilG.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-08-11

Sn Snbtan 6arbcr, Cont. per-
brannte auf @cEuabsnb BITE ..RUrton"
pfsresfdae, nslGe ansets6t wOreen warer.
se6sunebrst6!s gfsrbs fan,sn I'm. Ser.
luf $4,000.
&tnher sefobIen. Msn gcrt,
4. Iusuf. pOliIeiiuperintsnbsnt @antns
erbtslt beute telssrapbtf&e @sleuns BON
ben, YClt3etdef ron Gtieasc, bas etns Srau
In teu1 lestsrn glase bret Rtnber sefctIsn,
unb NIT benfelben mad bier sssansen fet,
uui Ge NIT no& DsutfGlano au neRmen.
Die Srau parO usrbaftst, unb erDtss fA
als etne fstne Dame, pei&e ansab, bas fe
Bic Staber mad DeutfHlanD nebmsn rcte,
uns fe erstsbeu gu lofsn. cit unS ete Str-
Der purDea bts ouf Dsttsrss BON Gtteasu In
Soltietsewabrfam sttaltsn.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-08-11

ROME u nttROpeI G.. Auauf. CT
Dtro ontIlh anas'siat. edb DE Sticura al.
nes 2l3srs con 10000 0iann in tet Nl5,
Der Roup'ildb: 5ef@loGen III. OJsSt(n iaer
bee ruilt'hen rampf,rs ,8rnl lnnn" 20.
8,Itl tn Ger RAGE Der 8ospGrus> Wunbu 81,
bat Gle Gatlenpuns zines SbisroatiOHstotps
cort6tn rerauldst.
Die tutfliHe 8egierung peI6fsntltAt Sol.
BenoeS i: Die &adtn line bet ytnt sasb,u
(luoltG pom 3unsi1 5luGs uno 8aitap.
sptfhen 1saanltt unb SliunO) total uni
NIT srUbea gsrIuf sstGlasen WOrOsn. jSh
DerlO.en untsr NnSerm 2 1sinuse unO eta,
srcee NenSs @spdd EnO Gqa,pp,ruua
Ste fcbea In uuOrDnuns. u~srfClst pom gu
LEHMAN pafGa, nab Dem SalnboSealeD
paft, Der bon Suietraa bsisst purDe.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-08-11
SnlanOtiGe Na9rtGtea.
&tr6i e s.
OiD3einn.@ etreat.

lie asiaIi6sn ucsunasu res hOaw.
S:srHS Ger Ii6sclt 81. paul pe,1en
am Montaa Nhenc ctn 20. Wupuf ibs
Ten anfanG utbmsu.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-08-11
MiffTUnen am 2afe Superior
TIM Gtaate W1icbi9am.

Sud- ben 3pet bDdt ge}s9neten NiiiGnsn
I'll Wantattanut1e. Nep. ., bic P. @sut.
ger turalth abgeboltcn, teaab (im Der WtI.
Etondr ju uue, nu6 EEK n0roithen @eseneen
ees safe superior.
Gnerotn9s iC1te rlan metNfN, nan |et if
3ogoen Der Ser. Staaten I'm grmmer msbr
8sssn Bite 5tge selGust wetAe be @cune
uter cte rnittlei en- uno luOli6eu Stdotsu er.
9ttet. Gc4 ra5 III cir sbea 70 GROCER SIR.
ttuni. ais metner, man fet tm Winter eeeen
bic G'rwirfuue Der 86lts mrbr tn @npen
tn Sjherbeit. Die Grfabrun8 hepetR cas-
8e9sntbei1. Nte tsi9t bGs thermometer In,
9aoeu TN CONNER 70 bod ole I'm Ncrten
-uno penn TN Btnter pasleIbe nt6t 70
Aef ftnft. 70 tn man bod I'M Norben seaen
ben CIR iub Der 8dlte In ben WDbnuuaen
9eltubt-tm Queen RtGt-Wnb IDmit 1T Der
etnfU6 Der &dIte auf ben S0rper melt erEs
pRnSltter. Defenders wtnn Der 9ctominb
oaber br1ulf.
Upper @'9isan inDeB ma6t etne aus,
nadine. @tr Der Scmmerbise ent3cben
wta. Der 9sbe eabtn. bic nmssbuus Der arc
Sen Seen tiblt BITE 9sft In tinsm Grabe,
bag eS nur peni9e Stunren i'm Sage 9iebt.
no maj fslbf I'm 6ohfOmmer sine beldIt.
senee 3'se flblt. Die Bsrobner b:s otad
ssS felef tlb;en auh bte'e erCsen.bstls ni6t.
eenn Gle Ssute iino sumetf rem Sos lbsr
anter Ter Grbe orbstteno, naG Gupssr uns
Gtfen a~tnbenp.
Dabtr aud bic ~mutrarotse 16atId&e.
bab bsbeuitnee etdete uno Ilsden mtt Ell.
nem WaIe me- lGtnlesr rerosn unb Die 8e.
wObnsr tore 6duier 3urldla6tn unD fct,te
ben. wenn namtt6 bic Retaue an einem
Orts beretts ausaegrl ben limb. Grf tlr,~
ltd Uertdurte Gtner on etnem bteier Orte
Raus uno Sarten fur 80 3baler uue .pa
Meter.
Wte aona anbsrs uerkdlt 6 fh nit bern
ererst6 CTR 6sr3en; oas erneusrt E0 IT,
r~s'attt. ie ndh cem sutsn 98,atn Der SEN
t6'u, uno III thinner erltebig. rptnn aet6ria
atpFeat. S6dee uuo &ei6tbumer fut ben
Ptn mrt 3u %Ittfern, nenR man nur NIT Grrff
aah ctnftbsn iu1t uno Ardb!, nte pies bet
M'iFOren Der Sll IT.
9ewsts rtFsn mar auh BITE 10 ebeu oba,.
baltsne M,f' On Su &C6lanb. P. Bentnaer
rrsetPte Rte @'iion tn bret apraden:
GEaltlG, BrarSOlih unS Otutfh, "a am
Sdte Super'or e:e 9rmsinesn a p6bnlt6
aus e'''sn e'ei Nlt'cnatttdtsn saiammsnae.
rI'fsit ltnb. Gin bartes stud 4rbstt : In.
ttB or Gft,iprdr TT ter(elten nrd tumer
aewoh'en Gnb bat btsfelbs gum Seelentetl
Der @idubtasn unb aud Observation-Disclosures
fsGrrih orIeneet.
Ntbrsre &rctffontsn fGlrfsn I'D Bet
eteisr @ele9entstt Str BELL. 8tr&e an; Gin.
otre bl'eb"n i'm untsrriht aurud, nm eaEslte
Slid au6 bdtb ~ s~rlaneen, ca Ter NRtf.
iUndr nod, In 3pet Mtfionen in ben Sc.
mstneen ~ RopIearOue unb Sutonaacn. bic
In Ger Ndte Don &cdtauo fi6 befnpeu, Bic
bell. @'lfiCn 10 ebsn at6ubolten. I'm 8e.
sr'Te a. Ben cd te9tbt fh P. Weninasr
nab 6cuqbtCn am SAFE @crtdGe. Gs III
ftse tiae bsr tsosuienofen 9aneslsadDts In
uppes Wihtsdn.
lie Gemetnoe In &cdianb rirs bte CT.
lebte @Raeen,stt n,e DsraeTtn. unS ben
Dant. ren etei,lbe Dem fGsirenoen Mifi0.
n6r fpultet.
as blstbsn6e Grtnnerune Durbe bic Sir
DE rsr bstI. SIeu3e geretpt une has Ntl'
fcns;rsua uber ben SDhaltar aeffsat.
Sol. Nnt. !6ubl9, Sflrfsr.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-08-11

G'n 81 ewttterfur m brad lesteu
@'0"'0s Goer Council Bluffs, Soma. uno
u"ssssRe lss, besleitst pOn lr0:aenbem
ploers8sR.
S'"s0s Ganabd, 5. gusuf. Das l
~ss'e 20" Der staOt sslsssue armeneaus
seTOfanH'ta an ~Scnnobsnb, NIT II Nrmen
BARN. A srS,sltsn f1pere Srunspuubeu.
The New York herald., 1877-09-20
CLEARED.

Steamer Abyssn,a dr, Murphy, Liverpool win Queens.
town--C u franckyn
steamer August andre Belg). Egler, Aatwerp-Fuuch
Edye ~ 60
steamer City ofNcra Cruz. Deakcn. Havana-F Aicxan-
Dire A sons.
steamer Royal STANDARD tBD, johnson, Savannah
Funcn, Edge Co.
steamer Josephine Thompson Moore. Baltinorc-Wm
Dalze.
Steamer MayHower Davidson. Philadelphia -Jas Hand.
Ship iadoga. lierch, Noxohama-Saitrr IL Livcrmorc.
Bark Atalanta (Ger), Wilmsen Bremen -Funch, Edge
Co
Bark Virginia (Gcr, Minncmann, Brcmen-Chns Luling
K Go.
Bark Ausustc cierJ, iIilmer, Bremen-Thoo Ruger.
Bars frchandc tGcr,, Wachter, Hamburg -Oeirichs h
Co.
lark Anna oier sammc, Hamburg rhco Ringer.
Bark Luciano Sierra utaD, Cacace. Lisbon -Lauro, Sto-
n Scarpati.
Bark Adlc s Sleeper Sleeper. Genoa and Lcghorn-B
Mctca 70
Bark Antonctta G Utah, sbarbaro. Genoa--sIocovich
Co.
Brig Etna (Br). Mckinnon Liverpooi--Perkins n job
Brig Tcresina QtaD. DE Angela, Naples-runch Edge
4 Co.
Brig Helen Dewey, Lorins, MontcvideoJ Norton. Jr
& sons.
schr Uncle Sam, Lock. st John NB-H W Loud 4 Co.
Schr VI Bramhail, Gillette, savannah Evans, Ball h
Co.
Schr Southern Cross Ci), Patterson, Newark Nj "A 7
IIeney.
featuring co.
scnr Dart. Campbel, Bridgcport-stantord Manufacture
ing Co. 49,
icy
The New York herald., 1877-09-20
WILLIAM Y. GARNER's WILL.

The Will OF the late William e. Garner Of New
Brighton, has been admitted to probate BY Judge
WestcrvcIt BY the provisions OF the will the ex-
ccuiors directed TO prosecute and carry on.
with his estate and property, his business under
the lrm name OF Garner & Co. for and during the
lifetime of his wife nnd his uaugnter florence.
or the survivor Of them and all the profits and
gains from IL shal alter the sums apart Tor the
support OF Ills wife aud children sha have been de-
Quoted added ana form part o the working cap
ital OF his estate The cxccu, directed 10 pay
from the ot his estate TO his vile $4,000 year
IN monthly payments. From the surplus income the
executors directed to uaiutain and educate his
cnIldren until Il,y shall have attained the age OF
twenty -ivc years On the death OF bis vile and
daughter Florence the business shall he closed and
The New York herald., 1877-09-20
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

Bnsror Sept 1s-Arrved, bark Astres dtaD, sussone.
Boston mot previously.
Sailed 10th, bark Merryman. Merryman, San Fran
cisco
BERGEN, Sept S-Arrived, bark Chnioea (Nor) Hnave,
New York (before reported without date).
BREMEN. Sept 10-Arrivsd lark Weser Ger, Weyhou-
SEN Baltimore.
Sailed 18th, steamer Bismarck (GeD. Now York via
Southampton.
BoeprAux Sept 15-saicd steamer Napoi tBr), Reed.
New York; 18TH bark Landbo (Nor), Savannah
CARrHAGEyA Sept l3-Arrivcd, bark Caroline (Nor).
Brun, New York.
CuRrsrrASA Sept 1l-SaIied, shin Hebe (Nor), Hill,
America tbciore reported without dntc)
DUBLIN Sept 1SSailcd, brig Kodiak, Peters, United
States.
DuxK,nx, Sept 1e-Arrivsd. bark Jas Brett. Gibson.
New York
Sailed 10TH bark Martin Brett, Peterson. New York.
GLASGOW. Sept 1SArvcd. steam state oil fennsylva-
MIA (Sr). Stewart. New York.
Sailed 18Th bark selma (I,r), Bach. New York.
GLOUCESTER, Sept s-saicd barks BartoIomco simone
utnD Maccagl New York: Brazil Br). roach, Hampton
Roads; Consglio dtal) Cons glicrc, United states
GIBRALTAR sept lo-Arrived bark Bolivar CAus, &C.
romjch New York.
HAvnw Sept I7-ssilcd, ship Emma (Fr, Lepcre United
states.
HAMBURG. Sept 1s-sailed. bark Alma tGer, Tobias
New York
KEEL to Sept 10 Arrived brig Luther tB, Jack, New
York.
IavyrrooL Sept 19-Arrivcd. bark Mary Frost (B-), ,
Husua and, Wilmington, Nc
sailed 18th bark Bestc tBr Williams, United states
10Th. steamer Ponnsylvnnia Harris Phi,adcpha via
Queenstown; ship Baacu. Doane. Unitcd stases bark
FIokc tNorj. Mchacscn New York.
LONDON sept Is ARRIVED. ships Erminla (AuO, Mar
tinoljch New York: l9tn Minnie swim (5r. L!swe New
York.
Lizard Sept IA on "Romantc." from United states.
LApyE sept 10 Sailed steamer State Of Georgia (Br'
cooper 0rom Glasgow. New York.
LISBON to Sept 1o-Arrivcd brig New Era Br, McPhee
Phadclphia.
MALTA sept IsArrived, brig Helen Holmes, Edridge,
Boston.
OuErSsrowS. Sept 19-Arrivcd barks Major AuO.
Frauassovich New York: soron Berntr Nor. Pedersen
do brirs Edmund (NorJ, Magnussen. Phadelphia: Cas-
taa SHARKS New York; schr Grace Andrews, Andrews,
Point Wolf NIB.
Also arrived 10Th, steamer England ODD, Thompson.
Now York for Liverpool (ani proceeded.
Arrived 18th. Pm, steamer Batavia tBr, Mouland,
Boston for Liverpool (and procccdcd).
souruAxrroS Sept 49, PM-ssicd steamer Otheo
fBr,. Avery ttrom IIup Boston and Now York.
srocxuoLw to Sept 19-Arived. bark Mustang tNor),
Brkland, New York.
sr PAUL pE LoAxDo July 14-Arrved. bark Fury, Eve
rctt, Boston.
Trieste, Sept 1s-Arrived bark Fearless, Kirby, New
York.
rwArrnroRp Sept I5-saled, bark Kalstad tNor). Mon
| sen, New York.
Sailed from Sept IT. bark Maria Loui:a QsaD Sim
/ idel, Baltimore.
The New York herald., 1877-09-20

PRAwIE PoIsI. sept sPassed cronstsdt, Turner from
PENARIH Sept e-saiied. Cashmere. Kendrick. Hong
Kong.
fILLAu, Sept 4-saiied Bsnguols, Fossiand Portland
PALxsMo Aug 3o--Arrived. Athenian fs, Thompson,
Constan.inople tand sailed Sept Tor New York).
Sailed Sept l, Tennes tor New York
ROTTERDAM. sept l5-Sailed. Henrik Ibsen. stianssn.
New York.
RocHEroRr. Sept 5-saiIed Friedrich. Lau. Wilmington.
scRAssTKR Sept 5Put in. Geo Walker. Peterson. New
York for Dantzc (and sailed 6th)
ST CATHEnINE's POINT, sept g. o AM-Passed. Mo O),
Bamboroush from Sunde and tor Boston; Morica Day
Cate. Antwerp for New YORK.
on 7th, Everhard Delius, Fortmann from Hamburg for
ST NAzAIRE. Sept s-ssiled. John Bertrand Rolot New
York
ST MlcuAELs Aug 1l-Arrved. } G Dobbin Gus 3D. from
Portland sailed 22d for New Yor) 2lst Becker
mau, hathaway. New Bedford via Fayal; 25th, Mary
Dyer LIN Mar. New York tor Cape de Verbs.
Sailed Aug % Kate Williams Hale. Terceera
TRIESTE Sept 3-saed, Ezio. Premuda, New York
TUrEocoREN, Aug 9-Arrived. Winged Hunter, Panno,
Bombay
Williams Cardiff for Maurtius
Sailed Aug Is. Hoogly Frost. Java
vALKScIA Aug 2o-SaileL. kosalia Porcc. New York.
WEST HARrLEPooL, Sept 5-Arrived. Avalanche, Jane.
son. Quebec
Montreal
AxoY. July 23-Bark Hadda tGcr). Lund, from Taiwau
foo for Boston, in In Distress lcaky; Is
derod 10 discharge and dock.
The New York herald., 1877-09-20
SPOKEN.

Ship Advance tB, Todd from Gresnock for Quebec Aug
80, lat As. lon ~ -
An American ship showing JRQF ~, was seen Aug Is,
lat 30 ~ N, lon 1S 54 W. steering $.
Bark Antoneo (Aus). Cosulich, from Trieste for Now
York Sept 2 near I.uxictta Island.
Bmrk James Kenway Hr), Mcdonald, from Newcastle,
NIB Tor Maryport, Sept2, lat 30, lon ~.
Bark Oucon Fleet (r willing. from Antwerp tor
New York, no date lat 40, Ion lS 81
Mosui tBrl pfeicr, from drcenock for Mobile, Aug
%, lat 30 80. lon %.
Bark F,gn DR. from Dublin for St John. NIB, date,
lat Al 81, Ion 50 20.
Brig Pitt ;Br, Bcrmu uda for Halifax, Sept II,
lat Al 81 Ion 65 80.
Brig Virginia Devereaux, from New York for Porto Co
bcllo Sept ,. lat 80 81 lon 80 53.
Schr Harry White Hopkins, from Now York for Mania
nilla, 8 days OUT Sept 2. no lat &c.