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VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON
VICTORY STREET, BET W ZEN ELYSIAN
FIELDS AND FRENCHMEN STREETS.
THIRD DISTRICT.
CATHERINE DUCHMAN. HUSBAND. EFT AIS.
vs.. JOSEPHINE AND JOHN SIBEN.
Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans.
No. 1890,

by PLACIDE J. SPEAR, -Auetioneer- flee
49, 1877. at Y o'clock M. will be sold at public
auction. at the st. Charles Auction Exchange.
basement rotunda st. Charles Hotel, on Sc.
Charles street, between Gravier and Conn
mon streets. by virtue and In pursuance
t? a Judgment rendered November e 1877, and
Tissot. Judge Of the Second District Court for
the parish of Orleans. In the above matter, tIIe
4 GERTAiN LOT ORCH Of GR6fUHD, situated il
the Third District OF this city in the suburb
Marigny. together with the buildings and inn
pr yements thereon, in the square comprised
within Victory, Frenchmen.a Moreau and Ely
sian Fields streets, designated as lot No. 4, on
special plan drawn by l.. Bringier, dated July 40.
1849; said lot measures u feet front on Victory
lines; Which property was inherited BY tho
said late John Siben from his sister FeIicitas
s ben, widow by first marriage OF Jeremiah
Tester and by second marriage deceased wife
of Joseph Burgarn. as will fully appear by
reference to the decree OF the Second District
Of the said late John Siben ON October 49, 1858,
under the No. u. 7g7, and duly recorded In con-
vezaHee etIfee. heek IS, folio COG.
Terms and Conditions-One-ha cash, and
the purchaser divided into conpons secured By
mortgage and vendors privilege on the proper
ty sold. and bearing interest at the rate OF per
cent per annum from date OF sale until paid, and
per cent for attorneys fees In case of suit there
on, the purchaser to pay the taxes payable In 1878
to keep the property insured and transfer tho
policy TO the holder Of the notes; and be re-
duired to make o deposit Of 10 per cent on the
amount OF adjudication ut the moment Of sale.
Act of sale before Abel Dreyfus, ESQ, notary
public. at the expense Of the purchaser.
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suEulIrr SALES.
John w. Gilret, Administrator, vs.. n. r,
.,sxx

Tayi0r,
7lyrFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
III perish or Orleans. No. by virtue of u
writ of fieri facias, to me directed by the
honorable The Fifth District Court for the par.
ish Of Orleans in tho above. entitled cause, /
Will proceed to sell ut public. auction, at the
Merchants and AuctioDeers' Exchange. Royal
street. between Canal and Customhouses streets,
III the Second District Of this city, on WE'D
NESDAY, January. q. 1878, of ~ O'Clock M, the
following described property, TO wit.
A. CERTAIN PROMISSOltY NOTE, being in
the words and figures as follows, TO wit
S7np. New ORLEANS. La, August IL, 1876
Two years after date promise TO pay to the
order Of myself the sum OF seven hundred dol
lars. value received. with interest ut tho rate
OF eight per cent per annum from date until
f1nal payment.
lSfRned) M. A, ROGERS
tEndorsedj M. A. ROGERS.
Nc yartetur. New Orleans. August 10. 1876.
lSigned) ANDREW HERO, Lr.,
Notary Public.
Seized In the above suit.
TermS-Oash on the spot.
THOMAS II, HANDY,
Civil Sheriff of the Parish OF Orleans.
dc22 n 80 ia2
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JAMES LINdAN.

JAMES LINGAN.
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR At LAW
nys aravier sired.
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BY Se11e Il Malochee.
SUCCESSION OF JEAN MARIE DURAN,
Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No. 80. 500.

No. 80 $50.
PY SELLE & MALOCHE-ARMAND SELI,E.
- Auctioneer-Office No. so Royal street-SAT-
URDAY, January IL, 1878. at IL o'clock M, at
Royal street, between Customhouse and Canal
streets, will be sold at public auction by virtue
of an order from the Hon. A. L. Tissot. Judge
Orleans. dated September Is, 1877, the following
described property
CERTAIN SQUARE OF GROUND, No. 227.
bounded by Green, Madison, Cambronne and
Seventh streets, measuring 300 feet by 301 feet.
all OF which property is fully described In the
inventory filed. The improvements consist of
single house, kitchen, gallery, stable store
house. cistern etc.
There are on the place various fruit trees
The square is fenced in.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
Act OF sale at the expense of purchaser be-
fore John F. Coffey notary public
des Is % 80 jas IL
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Succession Of DR.. r. II. Alpuente,

SECoND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
- ish Of Orleans. No. SO e4o- Whereas. Miss
letters OF dative testamentary executorship on
the estate Of the. late Dr. I. r. Aipuente. de-
ceased. Notice Is hereby given to all whom 1t
may concern to show cause within ten days
why, the prayer of the said petitioner should
not be granted.
BY order OF the court.
de13 16 10 22f JOHN HERBERT Clerk
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SUcCeSstOn Of Mrs. sarah LOpes, Widow
Of Edward Abraham Cazeres
SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
- ish Of Orleans. No. s9,994-Whereas, Emile
Cazeres has petitioned the court for letters Of
ADMINISTRATION on the estate Of the late Mrs
Sarah Lopes. widow, etc, deceased. Notice is
show cause within ton days why the prayer of
the said petitioner should not be granted
By order of the court.
deI3 1G 10 22* JOHN HERBERT Clerk
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AUCTION SALES.
BY Albert Paul.
GREAT CLOSING SALE
OF
ALL UNREDEEMED PLEDGES
OF
THE LOAN OFFICE
NO. II BARONNE STREET.

pY ALBERT PAUL Auctioneer-Office No. SO
- Exchange, Alley-isATURDAY, December
% 1877 and following days. at 1913 o'clock a. M.
ALL UNREDEEMED PLEDGES UP to July
without exception. Great bargains in
Diamond Rings, Pins. Ear Rings,
Brooches Studs, etc.,
Gold and Silver Hunting and
Open Faced Watches,
Jewelry of every description.
Silverware, Guns, Pistols. Dirks.
Clothing of every description, etc
Clothing and Pledges of every description will
also be sold this evening at 80 o'clock.
Terms-Cash.
del9 At II Baronne street.
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A. CAPTION.
NJ ERCHANT TAILOR.
a.. .CARONDELET STREET. ~
Near Canal.

Near Canal.
Wishes to inform his customers and the puh-
lie In general that he has for sale Wedding and
Evening Suits, made In altogether new style
!. He has always on hand nice assortment Of
the latest styles Of Imported Goods, and does
the best work In the city. at very reasonable
prices and satisfaction guaranteed
uoS I'm SuTuThSa 76
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NEW ORLEANS SAVINGS INSTITUTION VS..
WILEY HINTON WILLIAMS EFT AIS.
Third District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No. %. 5a4.

RY HOEY, MACON b OCONNOR- Nicholas
deet street. SATURDAY., January 10, 1875 49, at IL
by virtue Of an mo- ordr Of the Hon F. a. Monree
Judge Of the Third District Court for the par,
ish Of Orleans. rendered, on the 18th and signed
entitled matter. will be sold at public auction
the a GEkFgA ysq soGAPR F2peF e T
s a wn New IsHes fr ota
Ga Gaiennie and Louisa streets, measuring about
a like front on Front street. and about BOG feet
frs front on each of Louisa and Gaiennie streets.
new and substantially built and fire proof build
ings known as the Merchants Cotton Press
having gu convenlences for the storage and
built around the entire square. thus giving it
nine fsH51 EoT fsp 81 GROUND situated imme
ed by New Levee. Front Gaiennie and Suzete
streets and designated by the Nos. 10 to IS in
elusive. Said lots measure together about 1877
and like measurement on the line nearest to
Front street. about 1853 feet 6 inches front on
Gaiennie street, and a like measurement on the
line nearest TO Suzette street; and
3. a LOT, situated in the same square and adj
Joining the property above described. aud des-
ignated as lot No. 10. measuring about 81 feet
inches 6lines front on New Levee street. by
about 103 feet inches in depth. The improve
ments on the above described property com
prise unusually large and well built sheds for
the storage of cotton covering the entire front
on New Levee street.
Terms Of Sale-One-third cash and the bal
ance at one and two years credit in notes of
the purchaser bearing interest of eight per cent
per annum from the date of adjudication. and
secured by vendors lien and special mortgage
on the property sold. with the pact de non
aliendo;?' the usual stipuations Of FIVE per cent
fees in event of suit to enforce pay
ment OF the notes, or any portion thereof; in
suranee to the full amount of the credit portion
to the vendors or holders of the notes for the
credit portion. and to assume the, payment,
taxes for the year 1877 which are payable in
1878. The notes given for the credit portion to
be subdlvIded into coupons If required.
before Theodore Guyol, Esq. notary public.
dec IS % % jas II 10
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j. r. WALKER, D. D. S.,
lSo....... $500. .DelOrd street. $50
CAREFULLY PERFORMS ALL OPERATIONS
IN DENTISTRY.
oc2st
f. BUSCH,
GUN AND I0CKSMTTH

No. n Commercial Place. New Orleans.
DELL HANGING, IRON RAILRINGS. AND
u General House Work attended to az short
Locks and Copying Presses repaired Duplicate
Keys OF al descriptions made. Safe repair.
Ina specially mYo ri -
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JUDICIAL ADvERrrsEMENrs.
AUCTION SALES.
BY Hoey, Macon IL O'Connor.
TWO LOTS IN McDONOGHvILLE.

SUGGESTIONS OF JOHN WALLER. AND
of Catherine Waller. widow Of said John
Waller. and deceased wife of Anton Bohr.
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UNDIvIDED HALF INTEREST IN AND TO
THE PACIFIC SALOON" FURNITURE.
SUCCESSION OF MINNIE EsTEII,
Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans--
No. sc, 987.

by PLACIDE J. SPEAR, Auctioneer--Off,ee
- No; 46 Royal street-On MONDAY, Deem
per "a 1877, at 10 O'Clock a. M, precisely, win be
sold at public auction on Chartres street. be-
tween St. Louis and Toulouse streets by viz
tue and In pursuance to an order from the Hon
a. l.. T1ssot, Judge of the Second District Court
tor the parish of Orleans. dated December IL,
1877, Tor ACCOUNT of said succession
The UNDIVIDED HALF INTEREST of said
succession in and to the furniture fixtures.
stage and stage scenery Of the dancing house
ana saloon called The Pacific Saloon" situated
as nere1nbefore mentioned
Ierms-Cash on adjudication. de13 1924
COUNTERS, SHOW CASES. FURNITURE.
ETC.
SUCCESSION OF MARY ANN WEIDNER.
Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No. $1,000.
pY PLACIDE J. SPEAR Aucsioneer-Ofiea
- No. 46 Royal street - MONDAY, December
"a 1877. at O'CLOCK p. M. will be sold at public
Las Streets by virtue and In pursuance ID an
order from the Hon. A. L. Tissot, Judge Of the
SECOND District Court for the parish OF Orleans
nated december II. 1877. for account of said sue
:, SHOW CASES, COUNTERS, FURNITURE.
GRINDSTONE. etc. o-'-1s
Ierms-Cash de1s1s2224
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l. his appointment as assignee of e. Mandin
and Z. r. Perrilloux, individually and as mem
bers of the firm of e. Maadin Co.. Of this par
been adjudged bankrupts upon their own petit
ton, BY the District Court of said district.
JOHN 81. RARESHIDE. Assignee.
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I'm Bankruptcy-No. 1905,

At the City Of New Orleans, the twentieth of De
. cember, A. D. 1877.
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IN BANKRUPTCY.
IN THE DISTINCT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES.
FOR THE DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA.

IN THE MATTER OF E. MANDIN AND E. F.
Perilloux. Individually and as members OF
e. Mandin Il Co. -
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THE THREE AND A HALF STORY BRICK
dwelling, corner of Lafayette and Carondelet
Streetg
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JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
AUCTION SALES.
eNro~D~s~<1e>~sS~SS
BY G. K. Girardey.
CHOICE SECOND AND FOURTH DISTRICT
PROPERTY.
THE TWO-sTORY BRICK DWELLING No
275 Royal street,

THE FOUR TENEMENT COTTAGES,
Forming the northeast corner Of ST. Mary anc
Prytana streets, near the residences of
Messrs. Block, Frank and Camors.
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Thai ELEGANT SALOON PROPERTY ON
st. Charles street. fronting Union street. be-
tween Commercial Alley and Gravier streets
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THE SUMTER SALOON. FRONTING THE
POsTOFFICE AND CUSTOM HOUSE.
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JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
AUCTION SALES.
BY Hoey, Macon q O'Connor.

THE ESTATE OF HUGH MoCLosKEY AT
AUCTION.
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PEREMPTORY SALE AT AUCTION.
To effect partition,
ON UNUSUALLY EASY TERMS AND LONG
CREDIT.
OF that Valuable Commercial Property known
as the
MERCHANTS COTTON PRESS AND YARD.
together with all the improvements, etc.,
thereon.
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Steamer Russia Br, Cook, Liverpool via Quecnstown-C
steamer Elysia cBr). Mcsitchio London-IIendersou
Bros
stssmer Ameriquc rr). Durand. Hsvre via Plymouth
Louis De Bebian. -. "
mond--Old Dominion Steamship Co.
Steamer Agnes. smith. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Morssn.
Steamer Anthracite. Grumlev. Phladelphia-Jas Hand.
Steamer Neptune. Berry. Boscon-H D'mock.
Ship Gienmorsg (Br), Dawson, Bristol, E-Henderson
Ship Hcctanooga (Br,, johnson. Queenstown Fall
mouth for oricrs-Boyd 4 Hincken.
ship Ericsson. Thatcher. San Frsnctsco-simonson
Bsrk NJ Manhegan Luce. Melbourne--Msiller / Quereau
Bark Cymbeline (Br), Chapman. Lonoon-Peabody. VIII
Bark Falmouth (Br Lawrence. Bristol, E-snow & Bur-
,v, c,. .
Bark No,denstold nor,. Peterson, Cork for orders
Bark Northern Queen CBr). Doiland. Antwerp-Boyd 4
Hncken.
BARK josie Mildred DOW Gibraltar ordersJ Ward
Bark seud, Lindsay. Lseuayra and Porto Cabello-Da
BARK Carib Townsend, Frcderckstadt Cst Croix)-P
Brig Odorilia Holland, Genoa --Fabbri 4 Chaunccy.
Brig Herman, Patterson. Buenos Ayres-Carver
Bri = Daylight Gibson. Port Spain Trindad) -Lw p
Brig " Andrews Wilson. Port au Prince-R Murray,
schr Kocheko aspcr. Londou-R " Cameron 4 90.
schr Ricardo Barros, Newton, Aouin (HsytD-B Wen.
schr Emerson Rokes. tHsrrck Caibsrien-B Mctcalf
schr Effort, Low st John. NIB II W Loud 4 Co..
schr II Hurlbut, Irving. Gsorgetown' Do-siaght
Sc r Winner, Nash, Perth Amboy,-F Talbot Co.
Schr Mary Emma, Hanger, Dfghton, Msss-Hscke0
scnr . Acken. Toms. Bridgeport Manufac-
sioop Nevada, Brown. Bridgcport-Natona Freight and
Lighterage Go. ..A
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CONNECTICUT MILITIA.

TWO REGIMENTS IN CAMP AT GREGoRY's POINT.
SOUTH NoRwALK, Conn.,, August 27, 1877
The Second regiment, G. N. G., 600 mon, in CON-
and OF Colonel s. K. Smith, and the Fourth regiment
$50 men Colonel Farchiid arrived here this morning
and proceeded to tho quarters provided for them by
the State at Gregory's Point II wise the part
the State military authorities to select this locality
for the annual eucampment, inasmuch 1t gives the
mon the beneat OF salt sea air ana At the same
time enables them to get to and from their quarters
pleasantly and At rlfng expense. Brigadier General
William Randell Smith, OF Norwalk, is in command Of
the regiments He is supported by men aids who
understand their business, aud is likely that this
years. exercises will be more beneficial 10 the In
q military point OF view than any which have preceded
them since tho Tho grounds, which have been
placed in capital condition, will be known Camp
II ubbard. Governor Richard D. Hubbard, who takes
q lively interest IN military matters will personally
be upon the grounds during the and witness the
soldiers evoutons.
on Thursday the Governor will review the regiments
and, It Is hoped, address them. The weather this,
the first day of The eucampment promises we'll Tor the
and pleasure oil the men, The exercises OF the
week will DO conducted in compliance with the follow
ing general order:-
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Capt r Munro. of the British steamer Dcvonia. from
Glasgow has our for special motcoroosc. obser
vnous ado In connection the HERALD weather
vice.
SNIP P,AcrMAxEs (B. Classen. from Bassein Tor Liver
pool (before roported put into Mauritus u,y making
six inches per hour She reports having experienced
gas on MAY Is. In Lat ~ Ion ~ Z. In which she
straned great deal portion OF her cargo had been DIS
July 10 and about 400 bags found dam
ared The sheahnp above the has been
and tho vessel will be calked and repaired ahoat
su,r IA KvrY Mills Mills San Francisco Aug 20 from
New York reports on April -. during heavy weather
4days. . -
BARK HonAro srRAoux. Atkins. from Grcenock before
rspnrted burned Montevfdeo was struck by lightning
uy 20 cargo tcos set on ire the vessel oecsme
. complete loss.
BARK ETHAN ALLEN, Hardy. from Singapore for New
Very hefoo into Mnurtius une ii to stop
Leak having experienced very heavy trade
discharsing cargo July H. and will be refastened fwnrd
sark cd and repaired nhoa Judging from the portion
tho cargo bc damaged by steam aud
9 water.
R.sx uAloyor from Perth Ambov tor Now Orleans,
At Key West Aug 81 and her repairs were being
rapidly pushed forward. -
scuR GRK GRANT from Laguns de Terminos for New
bcsn surve we'd prior Aug IL and ordered TO bc dis
charged
scuu JouS LASx, owned by T Eaton. OF Cambridge,
Md WAS sunk In Chesapeake Bay. on ium roiut rc.
Gently She was with COAL and Mr. haon loss Will
NO doubt be heavy he saves the vessel ana cargo
ouxsxc Aus 2s-In she Wise Admiralty Court to-day the
Elphinstone arrested At tho sut OF Dcaoc
$4,000 damsge arising out OF The collision between 'nesc
ewo vexse
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CAxr HUBBARD, GREcoRY's PoNr,

On Monday and Wednesday the aress parade will be
by regiments-the Second regiment at ten minutes of
six p. NJ, and the Fourth rogmentat twenty minutes
past SIX Z. NJ
on Thursday the brigade will be reviewed by His Ex-
csllcncy Governor Hubbard, at haif past two P. VI.
Review and inspection by General Smith on Friday,
a ten A. II. ..t..
The Army aud Many Journal, referring to military
systems says 1.-THE only Stale IN the Union which
mas an approximately perfect mIittsa systsm Is the
State OF Connecticut, and even that Is still
far from being perfect. Massachusetts comes next In
many respects but Interior toConncctcut Tor the
present. for the simple reason that Connecticut has
had two successive adjuant generals who are gradu
ales OF the United States Military Academy, while
has kept such Of her graduates have
taken service 10 the militia in subordinate positions.
The next State in the rank OF efficiency New York,
and since the late suppression Of riots In the State by
the use OF stale troops alono the has been
widely disseminated that the Now York system Is
perfect one" f p
Connecticut has s>but foar regiments and, by rule,
but Two oil them may go into encampment IN any one
year. The First and Third encamped last year, ana II
falls 10 the second and Fourth this year The appear
oil The they formed at the depot here Ihis
morning and marchcd che camp ground created the
impression that they state OF hign cficieucy.
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NOT SEEKING POLITICAL HoNoRs.

report having obtained circulation that Mr.. Ben
jamin y. Wood was offered and meant 70 accept tho
domination Of Senator from the First district of Long
Island, where he is said hold large property re-
porter Of the HERALD called on Mr Wood yesterday and
inquired II such the Mr. Wood replied that
something effect may have saId but he had
given II serious consideration The nomination he
should prefer taking " his the subject,
would be that OF Senator from The Fourth
REPoRrEk-Was IL once twice you represented
the Fourth district 10 the Senate?
Mr. WooD-Once in the Senate and twice in Con-
gress.
RxPoRrER-Did you not receive tho nomina-
tion Tor Congress from the Long Island district and
have II Withdrawn owing 70 the death Of your wife,
Mr. WOOD nevcr received nomination that was
elected on, but IN this instance received none.
II Is held property in Long Island but never
resided there Ny wife never resided there and she
Is still living
cal honors.
Mr. wooD-I have political ambition that can
feel at presen. and don't think am likely TO havo
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trct was not in tho interest OF respectable
or taxpayers, and that II about break loosc
IRON lammany and Jonn Kelly. as nothing but cor
ruption and slavery need be expected under their
rule
Resolutions were offered by Mr. Edward kaufman
and adopted setting forth that the whole system pur-
sued BY Tammany Hall and It's representative in Inc
Eighth Assembly district In opposition 10
all ideas OF liberty aud opposed TO The
interests OF taxpayers and citizens generally. ana
that as II was found that the STAT places
had becn given to the miuions Of Tammany Hall and
gang OF gamblers whose headquarters are on Tho
Bowery; that therefore, the reputable citizens OF
tbs district combine together and resolve every
enorko defeat tbeiram manysHall candidates. ana that
further, the various clubs now represented be mere
aner known as the Independent Democratic Assoc'a
ton Of the Eighth Assembly district
The resolutions were passed unanimously, and tho
meeting then adjourned, after listening to few
speeches the issues OF the day. This 10 the nrst
great declaration OF against Tammany by tho east
side organizations, and others are expected to follow
G00
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WAR ON TAMMANY.

meeting was held last night, at NO l22 Doancoy
street, OF the various Tdon and Hendricks clubs OF
the Eighth Assembly district for the purpose Of TAX
ing action tho matter Of the coming campaign The
clubs OF late man fostod great dissatisfaction ~
the IN which the district has been run by e.
d. Gale in the Tammany interest, aud open rebellion
to Tammary Hall was frooy hinled at The trouble
eliminated last night nnaly by tho call for the above
meeting, which was largely responded 10. John
W. Whitc elected chairman and the Galu support
ers conspicuous by their absence decided
minority. Addresses were made by Frank H. Rodcn-
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schismno. New York;

PIYnourH Aug ls--ssilsd, Po schiathpo New York;
f;usta Helena, Horepess. Miramiehi. :.
HocHEFoHT, Aug LAT Islo OF Aix Cola. Robinson.
from st John NIB.
SHIELDS Aug is-Arrived Novi Klss. Balion. Montreal
suSDERLAxD Aug l7-Arrived Freya Blaune. New YORK.
SoURAHAYA June "a Arrived Croato Thiss New York.
Sailed ally e. Nicholas Thsysr. Crosby samaraug
SLIGO Aug l5ssiled, Arre Drisko. Drisko, st John.
NIB
SMYRNA Aug 7-Salled, Nipotc, Desregori. New York.
SINGAPORE. Aug l5-Arrved. Genarchy tD, from China
10Th for Nov YoN).
FayaL
Sailed 7th, Daniel Webster, HASKELL Boston.
TRoon. Aug l5-Sailed. Tnten. Olsen, Miramichi.
wxsrroRr. Aug 5-Arrived WibtswarI Huffman Balti-
for Queenstown
LivERrooL. Aug 1s-The Clara X. arrived hero from
Miramichi lost portion Of her deck load gale the
9th inst
MAURirIus July 10-The Fuller sailed for Reunion
June % reembArk her cargo Her bottofnry
the Of shout S35 900 negotiated per dis
count.