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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-05-19

Cheap sewing machines are guaranteed for q
few years; the Singer 10 guaranteed forever, II
properly cared for Office, 81 Canal street.
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BuRyErT's FLAvoRfsa ExTRAcrs-Ars used
and endorsed by the best hotels. eonfectionara,
orocsrs and the frat families in the country.
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One OF the most delightful recreations that can
be enjoyed is to take the SUNDAY EXCURSION TO
Biloxi and return ON the MOBILE LINE. Fare Tor
the round trip, OaE DOLLAR. Trains leave at
G45 g. m and return at 9.o5 p. m.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-05-19

The DEMOCRAT liz Indebted to call from the
Hon. r. 4. Jrittenden, member Of Congress from
Missouri, who is in this city for few days on q
pleasure visit
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The Singer is acknowledged by all TO be the
best sewing machine in the market.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-05-19
Pearl Soapina.

The Singer is the on y sowing machine M
ecruuulous men have ever attempted to initiate.
What better proof is wanted OF its superiority?
Office, OIL Can i street.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-05-19

The Singer inauguratad the reduction In prices
and should receive the patronage. oaee, 81
Canal street.
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THE GRANITE BUILDING.

strategic Movements of Aspiring Patriots
The Log War.
The Custom-Hous stairway and front steps
bore evidence. on Friday morning. that the army
OF exrestants had not diminished to any alarm
ing extent. Nor was there less button.holing Of
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-05-19

Vera Cruz. Arriving off that toint her snchors
Will be cast and she will remain to protect. If
necessary, the American citizens there and viii
a also 90 In communication with The American
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short Items,
AMUSEW ENTs.

Jos. Fertier, for till-tapping, was locked mp in
the Fourth Precinct Station.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-05-19
SPORTING.

The Gun Club sh00t-Match at Glass
Balls To-morr0w-Thc Rifle.
The pigeon. peppers did not, II seems, contest
, 1877-01-13
The S,Iunk.

From Capt Jensen, OF the steamer
Nihnie Nuy. on Lake Washington, We
learn that his attempt to navigate the
Suunk slough WAS failure, owing to
OhStruCtiOns in and across it that Will
first have to he removed. Their removal,
he is sangulnr, will be accomplished
next summer, rs it is vital step To the
farmers o' that region, who, combining
in the etior'. have subscribed $4,000 IN
money and labor to accomplish 1t. Its
water is deep, and it will then be navi-
cable all the year rOun Il for any steamer
of eighty feet or less IN length, the Quick
bends aud narrow width of the slough
only interfering with its navigation by
boats of double or treble that length.
This done, there will he an unbroken
water waN, through the finest descrip
ton of timber and agricultural lands, IF
forty i've miles in length, arriving to
within three miles of Seattle, or, il con
tinued Down Lake Washington. and
Black and Duwamish rivers, seventy
miles to the wharves III our hart or.
Considerable improvement is going on
in that section, Ilcludlng the building
of saw mill on 'he east side OF Lake
Washington, much logging, increasing
coal operations, and the settlement OF
many agricutumi,ts on the choice hands
east OF the lake. The Snoqualmie peo-
pie are looking for their way to Seattle
over the Sluak route, an the cutting of
at least two roads with that intent will
he accomplished next year-I'acg5c Trt-
buns.
, 1877-01-13

Mr.. Chancellor Kent says, (lst Kent's
Commentaries, page 3O0): The COnstitu-
tion does MT expressly declare. In the
case of questionable votes and closely
contested election, this power may I've all
important, and presume in the absence
of al legislation on the subject, that the
president Qfhe Senate counts the uOtes and
determines the result, and that the two
houses are present only as spectators, To
witness the fairness and accuracy of the
transaction, and to act only if no choice
be made by the electors"
Tell us, angelic host ye messengers of
love. shall swinded printers here below
have no redress above The shining an
gels band replied: TO us is knowledge
given; delinquents on the printers books
can never enter heaven"
Honest and courageous people have
very little to say about their courage or
honesty. The sun has no need to boast
of its brightness, nor the moon of her
effulgenCe.
A worn out parent of Chicago has
named his baby Macbeth, because he has
murdered sleep.
, 1877-04-09

10 thS TksieFn Assocaf&d Fsxs&.
New YonK, Apytl 7.-Gold steady at 104EQD106.
carrying ratea 10cc. Loans arc also made dat 10
1.Ba for use until Monday.
Silver at London b34d. IIore silver bars 81. ooA
groenbacka; $l.1eh gold. Silver coin Il dis
count.
Governments wore steady.
1sailsoRd bonsls fairly acuye.
Etatc securities quiet.
Thu stotk market WA steady 10 strong, and with
out particular feature, except that Panama sold at
~, against 10 At tho e1oss yesterday, with nnal
ealra at 81, and Michigan Central, which advanced
Wr cent.
Transactions 153, 600 shares, OF which 3, 800
wrtc racidc Mali, 1900 Western Union, 4,i0O
Rnck }rlsnd, $500 st. Pauls, .. coo Eric, 81, COO
1.a,r Share. 1000 Now York CeatEai, and q, 900
Lackawanna.
Muney market easy at 2Qt+ per cent, closing At
2. Primo mercantile paper, 2h05 pcr cent.
Customs receipts, 61.1, 900. Tho Assistant
Treasurer ilsburscd $54, 600.
tlcar!nEs, sl4, ONO, 600.
Sterling quiet; lo.I. 1861; short, 487tf.
Tie weekly bank statement ls ~ folows: Loans,
increase, SHiH h0U; specie, Increase, 81, 3l1 1905
le1sltendcrs. desrcase. 5000, HOO; deposits. do.
srcafe, 81 ~. 600; circnaton, increase, 3la4.-
600; reserve, drcecaac. S40H, 67i.
, 1877-04-09


cAfTtE-Tha hest halt Of tho weak under 5evIsw
WI ehsracssF1ed By arsasonAbe degree Of sctlvitY
and under reduced supplies tho market developed \
much nrner tone than no.ed for tho previous week
of aalFsi but anticipating m carly favorable reaction
there. sh1ppen bought freely. snI ~ prices
showing Al sdssncc OF lootas PCT ln
lbs. Tha expectations Of shipper, however, weto
not ssallzeas oa Tho contrary thcro pretty gen.
esa soteG.ag ot rs!es. !n ths stke. below md thas
4 fsf ~ t s6 e. I'd 81 sssH
s sse 1T anrx s s pns as' nsS =:
hsn hs T. .S ~ ss.a. 5eaa. tsvss. sSaare4
oae!uEs soss.sa u 70 xooi .ssrt *s!sanx RON
= r. ~ .ts ssaf y eksss KsSs' ss Ts,s :st & <
III s..ts ss;shsf' :: ::!s: s+is w.;
4 e :ss:s;
c;s:ss s:s:::Ess .;:s! ..ssss $;s;%
osss .eais. vsiaa:
inR ~ y i.+t., 4.7sas 10
Butcher stos Foos ssmmcn ;tesrs md
kG:,ts ~Coma'oa esttis' ws,xhinx; Id " '1a
iiia co l:ti:i :.s:;
~ Il, ss'asas ise: 3a@a
s sf e. a Sa q 4Ses fs
dgst.on ~ fulIy ssso!ersl IN TUESDAY, snd das!ns
taIltse, light weights .aoyiog up 10 &52Nto.aa and
isns 4 y metSte @ .ls sto.s i.1s
.ad on shs following two days prices further reresd 10
lhe sAtent u !Aass The saAll Fecepts Of saturday
1nisnK se's I'D e5o = s!ses adSsues ofsr FfL1ays
for pAckeS s!zdea and Al Is sa 81 fos tslr 70 pfime
heavy KfAdes u shlppeEa.
RkF-The s!eep market WA active throughput
tho weak aud 6r!u At 3sc slyanCe. a&tss making ii
fn ~ = q e q ' sSsa sess
supply va lAkeu by tbs Et4tssn trade.
, 1877-04-09
for tho weeks ending ~ tlate,s:

Mhettt toa.,.......-......t.II.M ID 7A1 a!!M
"pr" M IL ~ at.' ~
.,,,.s 'sans p'oo"s1 'na. "e.o s...s
sess .n ss.anay' Ann "ne". eoIn. ana os.' "s
.s. Iss"nse.. w" ~. nv n"sa Ia."se s...s.
.sf-s"' tnous" ."o kenc.a. .vn.. ~.
WE aP"sa' t"e aas'ees 'lu'n u|ue' Fo .s,
e. " no."eEf. ans H's'' 80 .a.s -.
Wv "s4esa s''aa"ua ~ t""4 ",s -" .t,..t
Aeo'nk va. ho"assi. ICY .,st s,., ~. t..ss a~m.s..
l'o1e "as CONC ioe sn'Isu.",, ~ n' r.
"a' "ue ~ 'ut""re " "A. 's ;"
~ na.1EUou' e".e '..,t." H' te,s..'. 49,
gre Q, ae'5. ~ ~. 'sas.s """ss ~ Is. s. a'.. Nv,
nRooaly huMuc3 " .lyvs ~.' ~ ~ uu s.sn' a.u
thelf pussnaFea' ~ aHan'ea W wv .a,s ~.
Rtapa "tae'D, ~, ..Au' n."u'oH's "se' te ans
H9s eno sn'sks .s"'''a s..,.. Nv s"o Hea
c.A. "a.se' ,a p!ese 'ss .s. a.ss. s.ns -. u,o
sss s VIZ l""'s" - 1-r
rNap.' A"s ~ s..1' ..A,sn. ""'
sna..nsu ae"an. ,ut .ae n,o.u sp's a'.eu naus'
anu ptc,'uHs VET ~ ausu " "''n n'
,ces' t's" eon',nno ~ ~. ts4aese ~" .s..'a,' ~,
NV" " MA ,. ~ "a. ess'' :"
y ss"phJ ".H rs'ts. ~ l.a ,,s.,' y, supp. ~
s"a Sn.ssu W. '. 49, u"s ."a
seIs p,.ao .n.. 49,! h."es. n,.. s s.I,t..s..
, .aa n.', s'e p.,.s ,"... aN "..a "ss s,.. ~
.ba nns., .,.,. - ,1.a. a,,. s.s, ~ .os rcosc.t
tne au'es ee y! .aue' Ul.s "eau ~ ko.1 ,e4asss
pa.sou, ~, ~ NJ so'4 "sI'a.S sly
'ot "o'to'iea" =. ~ - ps. NV i's' e'a' III"
w., teu'alasu WI ana
,. w. 1..."ln ,'.sss ~ sns..
ue'S sn.S"y ''oal NV .n..' ~. .s.'"s'
Won ~ p,1ss as sn'"u' ~ "u ...,,, ..s ~
~ s,.,s.. .au a.taa. j.. ~, .nn w.
ss !. rt ..as, ~ ,.uss. ~ s.., .s.,,.s.
aase ..,.s .ses.s... ss,",, Ias.t,r .,II..
go s.,ss;. ~ vv.s,a+ ..a,s.s .n1 49,, ..,~,,h.
s,.rat.r ~ rsnnrt. ~ wc.tro.s R,at rim ,s.d
=, .rr.. r,. nn,o, bnt tfrotbv md e,o,ar vsro
1. t.. 80,
, 1877-04-09
GENERAL MARKETS,

ALC0t1Of-HAs quiet 1t ~. pfA2.i To-
U(sOuM.CONS-WM ateady md In light demand.
Following arc tho prices: Cholcs green hurl sH97e;
medium hu1l, red tipped. 4A35c, green b.ush, with
enough work II. eaac, red tipped With do t94xc.
rea do. o91Hc. green eo5ssE md inside, %asci rcd
tipped DO. a42aNc, inside 6flas, sale, medium to
cholce stalk braid, +@she, isfcEos brush. 7ttasc,
SuTrEis.Tss ;a.,t.t dull aud sroeplss for .a,.
thing mol answering to the description Of choic1
Shippers well ~ tho local trade dstacllned to
order IN advance Of actual nrrds snd the daily
receipts coastderaL'y sxcscd the saaes Conss-
qusatly Tho feeling depressed, snd pstoes az ovy
ttons n fullows C4ace 10 fancy yellow. 3i430ct nc.
dlum togoa, issssct inferior to COMMON, 1oel*c,
roll, 1741lsc.
uAGulNG-seamle~ bag, rema.a dull. sud are not
held with AnY pronounced nF1nnesIs Tbcre WA mod
Gratis movement In hurlaps and gupnfea II nemns1ly
steady psiees. We again quotss stask, aaKe, Mon.
taun 3as Peerless x!ol oasAro, 40; Lswsson, 2ls.
buEIap bsE- 4 ssd tu, lsslact xuunisa. slngs. II
Alsc. DO double. :49c4,1c.
CHEEsE-Ftne xoods batuR ta acanty supply, wess
sfa y s III g.
99estnE. of psM sStna 4uats!ioa. xc.s lsslae fos
;!*a sssssS s.sa :sa -
e. rss: rsass . ssa. 1ss ese WIS.,
d. nut and !snxe. ~ bosa64rg. d. 3oos can:
i!iiss: s. a:f'asri's. ts1' lsassa. siass:
ESuswe,s ia f.,. feaue.t aud e.,, under ,.,es Of,
.ens III; &C.
tIsa. ,sn.!a :; fol,oss N & . .sAtea:a; e a.
T. .is' = q .!SS! & :tsss
s. .i Il FL Ss, nsst.:s ssst III: r. 81
f.ss; IL 5sj;:s. !:Sas !sSs Il fsgf:. ~ II:
ssf asaas III IL *z U.s. s. g; i t:s; :s4s&
hths!, "; 's.1s5 1s5tak pr ba1 a'c counb'a
,,%Risys%sst i - asa.saa ~ ~ IsIs :;seis
, 1877-04-09

4 sick COW tn Hartford was treated recently
to th1es pallfulS Ut medicine, whereat tho own
er Of tho cow marreled greatly. "Why, blcss
you, exclaimed The physician, !" that's nothing.
List Tuesday gave s1cK COW thrcu pallfuls Of
strong thoruuyhwo1t tea, boiled down black !;
three quarts Of castor oil; pallful Of butter
nut ba1k ten, steepsd down strong, and quart
OF Ktn-Sul,the cIltteE dcl tleu!H
, 1877-04-09

FLQUrI-WA hrt1ye and stronger. At N kdyAnet Of
,e.'s S' .oss st,s' nj s;ss marked K, ,,. " r.
.so .,f ies., inquiry. s.ie. were po.tsa ot lo 1r.
Winter, ;. s7:sos @oas br. 'rrins extra. partly
At s7:asa7'o: 10 esls 'prIua .upernses On psi.
', e faovna II psee, cs.es vnte
asa,: medium vinier,. to7sa::sss lo- sf.as Do.
d. 50 asss. :s .h,ppns s.tF.. :s7:*e ehoss
:aperaoe: s+.o@ss.ss % ~. aoar. ri u. s1Ss47s Mes %
"ns.. ns.:w. d. :n t,m.nn md .,,n n,, a...
~ IVA. ~ &c s nsr on sa @ sa r..
Mtpp,tso,-sste VA. made OF 10 tons Il 81, 90 pcr
'Gs r.. e ss.s! s.
''a .'s ass .a aas =, s.es "
nx a I'D se'nx c ss 1a t sts, aue
dta and Nv ye'x "a: ,e.',e ,sr @ =,
tssss J; sssf.sS 1ss:!s:: ns .sss:!s; @
.t.sks Pi t;iT slsx ss ~ thi'
w .. .a;'ar:: " Sts; S!an q
- - AZ M Az NV t's
'sssfsf a 'Ss
9t;hfk. seEf juno s't Ht $t.353l 37a. ccsinH It
<I.37lt. kuIrt the month. U regular No. sprnx,
ranged At ~ !, rtUslnR ut 33f. CAA, xata
.sfe Fcpottsd oi Fa 81, by S., nr!ns At i;3lH0
regular. t.U htl rrjerted dv At ss cxU BIZ hy
rs al ST. IR<s. :a'. trnck anI sri b do al 41.c7ta
A!lxxx,os4 WnEAI-Wa. quiet a'.l strong: s"sa
sample i trssk .na :G5, bu IL 1t $l.ss
u ~ free on h0aftl cars Total !. 81 hn.
COitN-whs actiye anJ stronger. atvauctnx ic, and
s" rS: II nsssi % IT. r. gt e x
'ssas ~, = ss;S
esnstse.. Willis ths news brought u n6.a of.trs
irun 9uts!.!e to .ay TT stay and LINE w. ssos94
srs nS IT. ~ iss y t e. b. Il h ~ s Gr
I'll ~ II H. nssr r 70 ',s hi III IL e.ur ne t
e. tho9Eat = s.fe Y cnyt. 10 taahar larfs H1ts
fresdtd T. c!ost17 y 43tc hslef lune sold st
tftS4t$f. cMnk n tttac. FFteE ing mum " fex
a. r. shHScG =. ;Nst coslnf u 4s4ci mn
Ette,FL 'sf no \ II n'3sa: 4Atta HMco InHss
nsy ASt. G!sSn ~ ~ sMS' "Etf 1nporLf, ~
, 1877-04-09
LYONS KAT1IArnoy.
IS |Read and heed
Y0|IR what is here said,
HAIR learn lear }oV " it may may
WORTH be done at a small
SAVlNG?l cost, :.

Men md women should DO careful Of their
hair. II Ia not merely an ornament; It Is "a
mitch part OF Natures plan for tho perfection
of health AMI tic preservation Of life, as IL anY
other membCr uf the body.
Men Of science have searched long and pa.
ttcntly for tic hest means Of preserving snl
cutttvttlng the hair.
Thlrty.Gve years ago, tho eminent scholar,
Prof. E, Thomas Lyon, OF Nav JcrRey, cntrtci
Into thorough study ot the matter. He went
to the very. root of Il. and his laboTs wcre
crowned with susrcss. lie Il wus who gave 10
tho world that priceless discovery,
, 1877-04-09

UosroN, April 7.-Wo0l III fair demand, manufAc.
turtra unly purchasing wanted, dcaefs dlspsed to
eioss up stoeks fast poaad!s. Neduta and e1tra
Ohio aud Pennsylvania, 5pa+l<ct Xxx. 45as7c, Xxx
sud Above &8050tt A!ch'Ran and Wlscon1!n, sa83se;
combtug dsIalne A3Q3oef pulled unchanged.
, 1877-04-09
FOREIGN.

count, 0UO.1B
American seeur!tIes-'1ss. JOG; 'G7s, 1oa;
1o:Aos, 1o5l; neW Il, 10aH: New York Central,
VI; Erie, 2; preferred, II; Illinois Central, 45,i.
IARls, April 7.-isentcs. 10Sf l7Hc.
FkASKFonr, April 7.-New o. 1lJk.
, 1877-04-09
Withdrawn from stors during Friday foe city
q, OH ba wbeat 2s4 bu corn, 83l

hlAQB4Rn from stofs daIlnR fFG1Y TOE CITY
consumption: q OH bu wbest Isl bu corn, 851
bu "at@. t.Ut7 bu rye. l. 7Y0 hu barley.
Tho following grain was nspected into stofs tn
this city on Saturday morning: II cars No. 9 N. ".
wheat, car No. 2spsiug. 8 ears No. . do, & cars
rejected do t23 whest); 30 ears high.mi1ed corn,
II ears new do 10 cars new uixed. 148 cars No.
2 corn. 33 carr rejected do, car no grsda (254
cotnli car whito oAt4. z cars No. = do, IL cars
REJECTED DO Us oats)i cars No. 2 Fye : cars rc-
jceted do; ! car No. Z hurley, j car No. = do.
Total, 100 cara Or III, 600 bu. Inspected out:
H. tU7 ba whsst lQ9, 032 hu corn. &, sas bu oats,
9l+ bu RE, ~, $50 bu barley.
The folowLns were the receipts and sbipueuts
Of 6eeadstuas and lire stock 1t this point duTin;
the past week. aud for tho corresponding weeks
ending ~ dated:
, 1877-04-09

EEw yotx, April 7.-Tho dr5 Koods bustnest II mod
crate In all departments Drown and hcaeIscl cotsons
una0ttle Ia jUbbers hands and makes selling very
low, rEtnta 10 limited demand. Npghsns more
active. Dress goods In fair request, Fnt caAaicrcs
and worried coAt.ngs selling n moderate lots. Foreign
dry goods quiet.
, 1877-04-09

ctxvxLANp, o., April 7.-Market steadyi state
willie, llo.tcat, l3c.
rirrsuVRu. April 7,-Fetro!eu8a auict sud hrm 1t
t7s7H st farkers} refined, Ia4rs ratlaIslphla d.
livery.
, 1877-04-09
COMMERCIAL,

The following were tho receipts and shipments
Of tho losd!sG Asttclss Of produce Ia this city
during the twcnty.fo9r hours enllng 1t o'clock
on Saturday morning. and for tho corresponding
titnc last year;
, 1877-04-09
MARINE.


VOIET OF CIIICAGOs
AnalvALs-Sche Rob hoy, sauHatuck, wood;
sehr O. II. Forrest. Luliuxton, lumber; schr
Souvenir, Pcntwnter, lumber: schr Mariner. rent-
wafer, lumber; shcf Oou. u. 8. Grant. pent-
water, lumbori schr Driver. Aluaka, hark: schr
II. ltand, Kewaunee, bark; schr Granger, Rauga.
tuck. Wpu1.
, 1877-04-09
Large Board Of Trade Transac.
tlons with the Banks, but
Few New Loans.
Tho Produce Markets Stronger, Owing
to the News from Europe.
Meadstulrs on tht ldrante--a Coed Shipping d..
nand f.ted~-Lakt fftighh Atai,s.
Weekly Movement OF Flour,
Grain, and Live Stock.


Tho principal feasnre oi local finances 1aat week
'as the large clearinsa on account Of the nauai
monthly settlements the T,osrd Of Trade. There
were bat Ave business days In tho week, but the
clcarinQa wcro, altogether, $26 12t 7a2. o. nearly
2 per cent lnreet than thote Of the corresponding
week of Inst rear, In which there wesc s[x business
days.
Tho demand for loans dnunr tho week WAS onay
moderate. Tho favorable result Of ths election
enabled the Comptroller 10 place At once ait tho
certificates ho wiahed to offer, and te has decided
thAt he viii now fasue only certificates bearing g
Der cent inlerest. There were applications from
Bodr-otTradc operators and from, commercial GUS
toners for bank loans 10 about the ntunl stcnt.
together with d fcw outside applications and
county Tedtscounfd. Tho resources OF the banks
arc il excess Of tho demand, ard tho loan market
10 consequently dull.
Hates Of dlscount wege SOTO per cent at tho
banks 10 regular customers Tho stttct the sa,ae
nomInalq lqnotatlons ars made With few transacttona
New York exchange WAS sold between banks 1t
50ab7bc per Il, oO0 pseualum4
Tho elcArngs Of the banks for the week arc ro-
ported as follows BY Manager D. r. nalc, Of the
4 IL
, 1877-04-09
AMERICAN CITIES,
NXW TONE

E1w Yoxk- April 8.-cor7px-QaiAt At II 7.l17
1i7.lss; tHtases rio.ea ntm. Apsl, ll4lsll. 41S;
, 1877-04-09

Long and short clears auosed at TIC cam 0r hrFfE
and Tic seller 3ky. Cumberland qitict at 1{A7Aca
8tsTc. Gfrtn 1at1it 7A7Hc.
ee @ f1r san't coa'A ioSi1he for h.1A Ill ca"'a's
tfnEAsK-Was quiet It 3Rao- ..
NEEF FROuUEFS-Wefu atttdy and 9uiet It &t0 Is
elm tnr mes.t Sill 7sal3.tp for extra nlens and
St. :O442U. Vi for h&nt.
TIC Tor country iois, tbs inside Tor No. 2.
, 1877-04-09
pUOHOSAl.Y4
Notice to Contractors,

Rtned proposals. Vii! le received by thu undersigned
At tie nhicc .! ynnng lsacxus. Watcr:ut. Toledo.
mill Aon jay. TIM % tpt st moon. fur t.s truc.
!Sm;aM9yA " IT. It To!s,o Ts ,,sk v' h ,.,It q wste!
wide md atsut h feet III length. with IusurnnR
wing nt rac cnd hrtt ~ feet ltnR. There will lo
!aa; M .l.i .2ss6r.so.. w 1s - tsu!.ian .t!er ild
na!Ivn In rs3art tn tIla wGrk bn 0btstncd. lids
wilt 'u trrt.e fnr ite Timber earth work sepa.
tate1y The Company tic right to reject any
or al rrD,u1as.
pIttr p, FIktIEn, ChtrI Enrjncer
Tocdn, o., tpf3I 7, iT77.
, 1877-04-09

orsnRcs 33o9s4oo ptf ho1: lemons 81. s005oo res
,,. tse sxst 70
ssn:1. tenor OF prices ~ts ste'dy. eto~ sro the
s:;sss ss Il! sea..g: ~. s,c .,a.,.,
SSsss ;::!s s ssss eSs
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s.s s x;,esg ssgpf55s aa''neE cal
nEo.FssTra: fiias; sxes gem.n mott,sa eGe!te,
aes. feseh blossom. 7e. savon lnpe1ts'. saei Ian
ii :s!s s's (; "a a. 4; s:ass s .
fre!sns :heEsts t5om ~ u M.st,ns Timothy Gs9
*1sn; apl.sS ei:!5t. *i:"a1.so' ~. fs.sass,oos
ii}iEs-wers ii fatr aensn. md arm. Tho Eastern
.esxsf tJ inc oes mfrsct rs s
~ ssSf; s,. :ses 'sst;
sn s :a'sa i I'll *5;s sf !.s :s hse
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IL. sss sie $; e9ss'1s | En- 4 L
ii. s s;gs.s; @ IL s:s Ii: !sss nc sss :;s
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s9 e., e. ,sT: s{ Vii IT. Sot r. s,er
the N{ the NurthwcltUfn lumber QAttgt to don't
, 1877-04-09

. :.; nj III .sr
the cioee, whtu tbs tnaEkei asanSe Z, l1fc per ht
VI s9l hrs cash At 4i4 a14 H. I'M brl4 saef MAY
a. 4l4 1 and Aa hr!s eelttF June n QNs
1f.r Total u: no br1s. The market closed lrm At
sisn74sii in tof rcani tet: q ra, cr :r's5 Aprl!'
kGlscf thr vrsr w.4 qHotetl at STA 70 = y 70
l'tfsnc mcks pork EM uoVtnat At &i72s2f2,3A So and
,:asn-was r. Gnlet .nd t.ns ne y: toya.i' M o'slo:s:
is.est pnses e T!1aay. s:cs 1ese rspnttea of ~
s1e arn, 4 o. @ fot round io c.s seller Artlt;
MKsT.-Wctc nufct md rather lame. during the
greater rart of TIM session. hut improved towards tho
1umnrs ~ere fceeiscd sa1s, 1trr tenor1ca Of :9Mn @
t50an alort Fs nt 81. i2st &7.atpsr ij seller
ary: and 81. 8 scllcr une. Tho following WA tho
, 1877-04-09
OCEAN STEA1tSHaPs.
ONLY DIRECT LINE To FRANCE

tetHeeu Scw fotk and 1axsr. calling a. Plymon.ll
of Mcr;on.'t., srrry .selnssc wetne.day beTinnnx @
Win ~ Laurent ache.ne. Wnasy gr|i s:3o 80.
s, nroaawayt Ny, or ". r. WHlTE--R7 Clarf'st..
, 1877-04-09
ply tho rules Of tholr Association and fcmeuy the
evils from which they 20 Baffcr!
4 BoARp Or TRApR MAN.


HOG rRODUCTS-Wcrt moderately aetive Ia tho az
rcRate thoRh auiet till the latter part Of tho session.
sud the market ruled hrTncr. In sympathy with lte1d-
{rf feeling n tht Stcck, It sutmtscd by
operators shat certain prominent parttz sra hK
urtuR for rise and ehey crs willing Hc!l, but
fhrre mich Inclination 10 bur At higher p.iccs
I'LL the receipt of tho later fron Europe. The
outso Of product ss htcH rather large during tho aa
week. and it wntfsL seem II there rinH for
itile more armntss uncss tho supply OF sutntr hogs
be universally iatEN.
Tie stock of mes nerk On hand i estimated 1t ~
fr lr1a and Of othtf Kinds A.sont hFls The stock
hf ta9d mey 10 Estimated 1t $1,000 10 s7Wu tct Of ali
klHta
, 1877-04-09

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Er nstIcH IT, rrnfse tor w intIn, ~,
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tsr Isoti.S ny ~, .n ~
.s, 81 4 III st. v
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strzta 5lci nl|neIs Htl t turrcntlnc. +JA44c; nan
ara,. ID; sssone, al .jex.. 1se hui WE virginis
dnce! - .Irs ~ .sn s' "@setA' y" "s*'' 'oe' so'
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l., m,t1 ~, a.. ,s,n, III ~ MsIu
us,e ~ s,s1 I'D IT, iT1esat Ia rirn &"t '"e'"s'
". q, ~. ssHs~s - ~ II
,ai per rooz' taFke5e I'VE @S'oes ao' orecdF
cs1sa bseks saa cF as; asli dcis aSso e.
dSIE :nps, !soa1s. AZ 49,.
an y tr1 X a. y rcar%ImW kuva u " ~
x rs a. tese"o'o"s AL" "eSplV1 Hut
aEEns- ES wtrs a,rt and ncne,ay firm. 1t,no,nx
, 1877-04-09

leAYo+ Arrive.
NcHdot&. OttSEs, and Streator = 1.9sn h, Y,Ise
Afnd1ta, nttaWA ami hI5ea.Ur All a. RI nt
1!0ckf nj d bnque &8iDux CltY H:Sls ~ ~ H.
lt0cRf fd+ lfbNlIle. &houx Elty hid II M Iii. ~
t4ctGc E1rseA for Outah4 and ' ''"' = III
rarinG Kight ExrFtss foft WI" ~ III s'"'H* IL
Omaha. KAhl&1 CITY, Atch.
ss''H Ut, Joe, aud Tt1Rt -. tfooop p u. e:ss L NJ
AEx. gunday. Arr satn1ds1
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-09-17

longest range, but the hopelessness Of
their struggle seems to have impressed
itself gu the British team at COO yards
and their score a. that distance fell be-
hind the Americans thirty tyo points.
1t is oct amatter for surprise that the
pluck of the losers gave way at last,
having been so long ovcrstrained from
comparison OF the first competitive
shooting as given by cable messages
down to the last hour Of the match.
They have had what yachtmen call q
stern chsse. They deserved thanks for
courage which so long sustained them.
aad for the efforts they have made have
called for thorough marksmen and the
finest skill
The Times says Gen. Joe Johnston IS
credited with the statement that both
sides were greatly demoralized after
first Bull Run battle, and that he now
believes it would have been better for
the South if the North had won that
battle. for in that event the war would
have probably ended there.