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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-02-12

OUACHITA RIVER.

MERCHANTS AND PLANTERS INDEPEND-
ENT PACKET.
Leaves MONDAY, February IL. at .. m.
rs.ra. 4. For Camden. Eldorado. Ouachita
hgaSSssskyA City, Monroe, Trenton and all land
assffssssssss ings on Black and Uuachita rivers
The fine new. light-draft side-wheel passenger
steamer -
Jno. W. Smith, master, Jos. Elliott. clerk.
will leave as above For freight or passage ap-
ply on board or to
DOUGLAS & WINBURN, IS Natchez st.
A. BRI rTON, 80 Grayier st. fell
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Highest Award at the Phil
adelphia Exhibition.
LAMBERT's
CELEBRATED NEW PHOTOGRAPHIC
PROCESS.
HIGHEST ART EVER ATTAINED IN
PHOTOGRAPHY.
Permanent Pictures! NO More Fading
State of Louisiana of
Lambert's Patent Processes,
I herewith offer a challenge of $1,000 to any one
who. without using these patents or special ma
terials, will produce the different styles of por-
traiture, PERMANENT as well as HIGHLY
ARTISTIC obtained by me.
Old Pictures copied and enlarged, and finish
ed in all the different styles, made by means OF
these processes more perfect than the original
and guaranteed
Never to Fade.
Every Picture made under Lambert's Patent
Processes bears the name of the Patentee.
The public are cordially and respectfully In
vited to call ct my Gallery and examine speci-
meas.
THEODORE LILIENTHAL,
Sole Lieensee for the State Of Louisiana,
l2l Canal street,
noa1 3n Turo Buildings.
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TENsAs AND BAYOU MACON.

REGULAR BAYOU MACON AND TENsASs
Leaves on uovD PACKET KdbTaarv - ,ts
re- FOR FLOYD, MONTICELLO.
,ktEssYg2ssM Richardson's Landing, Delhi, Point
3l1s-z.-~4Hzs Mabin, Warsaw, Crocketts Point
Osborn's Landing, Cutoff and all intermediate
landings-The passenger steamer
w. j. POtTEYEET,
I'm place of Trenton.)
J.B. Sullivan. master J. L. Robbins, clerk.
VIII leave as above. For freight or passage
apply on board or to-
jL,0I GD 4 McPEEA AK Agents.
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OPELOUSAS,


REGULAR OPELOUSAs PACKET.
Leaves every WEDNESDAY at 5 .. m.
FOR WASHINGTON. OfELOU-
fsMAS.+A sas, Port Barre Simmsport, Church
xSaasaazssIea vile. and all landings the Coast,
Atchatala' O river and Bayou Courtableau-The
new and light draft passenger steamer
BERTHA.
Fl. Fl. Broad, master. Theo. JOHN. clerk.
For freight or passage apply on board, or to
BRIT1ON Il -EPPLER,
ia23 81 Gravier street.
REGULAR OPELOUSAS PACKET.
Leaves every SATURDAY, at D.
re- A. FOR WASHINGTON, OPELOU-
lgASSslsstsG sas, Port Barrie. Simmsport. Church
Rszsz=saaza vile, and all landings on the Coast,
Atchafalaya River and Bayou Courtableau- The
new and light-draft steamer
SANDY No. z,
A. P. Trousdale. master, A. Meynier. ST., clerk
will leave as, above. For freight or passage ep-
jazz If 81 CIR vier street.
INDEPENDENT y 9t r Ia WAEALI
Leaves WEDNES DAY. Feb. "A. at p. m.
syns :. FOR WASHINGTON. PORT BARRE.
LsJ3nsS.n9 Churchville, Atchafaaya, Simms-
xsasHaaasssss port, Big Bend Landing, Old River
ana all intermediate points-The ight-draft
ERA no. 10.
In place of the Robt. Young.)
Jas. Hamilton. master. J. y. Schmidt. clarS.
Sallia, giving through bills of lading to Bayou
des Glaizes. For freight or passage apply OIL
WA - HITE & CARLIN, Tehoupitoulae 81.
P. S.-Through bills of lading given to Bayou
Bout. del
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New Orleans and Ouacltta River Trans
q arf In

. portmtion Company.
Leaves on MONDAY, Feb. 10. at 5 D. m.
IT. ~ FOR CAMDEN. Ii DORADO.
lffs assEkttsa Ouachita City. Monroe. Trenton
s7"s<"sa1@ and all landings on Black and
Ouachta Kiyers-The fine. new, light-draft
ERA NO. o,
Chas. II. Arthur. master, r hos. Gallagher. clerk
will leave as above. For freight or passage
apply on board, or to
President, No. 2 Canal. corner Delta street.
HITE & CAKLIN, BHIrTON h EPlLEk, otto
ADAMS & WORK, LORD d MCPEAKE, { As's'
2. s.. The boats If this line connect wi h the
Goose for Little River. Tom Parker for B9uf
River. Ora. Acme and Jimmie Baker for Bayou
Bartholomew and Saline River. and Bertha
Br unner Tor Bayou D'Arbonne. fell
NEW ORLEANS AND OUACHITA RIVER
TRANSPO RTATI0N COMPANY.
OUACHITA CITY, TRENTON AND MONROE.
semi weekly Ouactlita cay PACKER.
FOR OUACHITA CITY. TREN-
OUACHirA BELLE,
]. W: Blanks. master.
Every WEDNESDAY, at p. m.
JOHN IL. hanna,
Every sATU RDAY at o. m.
Will leave as above. For freight or passage ap-
Capt. F. A. BLANKS, President,
No. 2 Canal street, corner Delta.
ADAMS 3 WORK. LORD & MoPEAKE. Agents.
river Ora, Acme and Jimmie Baker for Bayou
Bar holomew and Saline river. and Bertha
Drummer for Bayou d'Arbonne. fell tt
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United States Restaurant.
XAVIER FAUCON.
1928. Common Street. 400
Is ready to serve the public with 1rst-class
Meals, and all delicacies OF the season. at
LOWEST PRICES. Private Parlors on first
ja19 I'm
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COMPREHENSIVE.

THE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EX-
l. listing in this city under the style of GU EN-
TELL 4 co. is dissolved. owing to the death Of
Mr.. WILLIAM QUENTELL.
The affairs of the late firm will be liquidated
by. the undersigned. surviving partner Of the
said late firm Of QUENTELL.& co.
.. pro. T. A. WOLLEY,
G. PHILIPPI.
FENHE UNDERSIGNED WILL CONTINUE
Il the business of the late firm of QUENTELL
& CO.. in his own name at d on own account.
.. pro. T. A. WOLLGY.
@. PHILiPPL
New Orleans, February 8. 1877. fp1o1w
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RAILROADS.

rJ1HE NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE RAIL
l. ROAD-MOBILE LINE
THE GREAT THROUGH ROUTE TO THK
EAST. NORTH AND WEST.
Via Louisville via Atlanta an via st. Louis,
CARRYING THE o. g MAIL.
Trains arrive and pepart from Depot. foot OF
Canal street, as follows:
DEPART. ARRIVE.
Express. s:45 a. m. Express. :25 a. m.
Express. 8 100 o. m. Express...... 1855 .. N,
Pullman Palace Cars daily to Cincinnati, Lou
isyille, Nashville and St. Louis, without change
and only one change to New YORK and Eastern
cities.
Ticket Office, corner of Camp and Common
streets, opposite City Hotel.
D. B. ROBINSON, Superintend't.
mh2 tt J. W. COLEMAN, Ticket Agent.
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THE NEW ORLEANS
SANITARY EXCAVATING COMPANY,
Incorporated by an act of the Legislature with
exclusive privilege Of EMPTYING VAULTS,
PRIVIES. SINKS, ETC.,

Are now In full operation. and are prepared to
perform the above work with promptness and
dispatch.
The advantages derived from the use of the
ODORLEss EXCAvATING APPARATUS,
as used by the company. are that the work can
be performed at any hour of the day or night
the thorough manner in which the deposits are
removed. the absence of all offensive odors. the
short space of time required ian ordinary sink
being emptied in from ten to fifteen minutes)
and. above all. ITS CHEAPNESS.
ALI orders left at the Companys Office, No.
Common street, or sent to Postofiee box No. s13
will receive prompt attention. no19 Snn
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VTCKS BUEG.

VECASB URG.
Leaves g F0F T V{GSsEGE e p a II
xs s;;; Daviss Bend and Intermediate
o. 4asas@"'s-sss~ landings-The steamer
R0BT. Il. LEE,
VIM. Campbell. naster.
4. McVay and Jno. r. Mossop, e!erkg.
Parisots Line TO: a,l pctnss on Yazoo. snnfow-
A AIA I1& = HQRK.
d21 HfTE & GARL,IN. Agents.
Through Bills Of Lading given to Trenton
or nd % Tex a ons On Slcksourg shreFe
''' v. n B. BkooKETT. Agent. SO Magazines
SATURDAY vICKsBgna UNITED STATES
MAIL PACKET.
Leaves every ssATsRHRAY bay1l n arun
@AA''''@~ ings-The passenger packet
rp1o,., Natohoz, = n ~, -.
connecting At Yicksburg' with the Parlso ot Line
for Yazoo, Tailahatchie and Sunfower rivers,
end with Anchor Line for Memphis. Cairo and
For freight or passage apply on board. or to
John JANNEY. 1o6 Common street.
HITE d CARLIN, 4 Tchoupitoulas ct
Through Bills of Lading given to Trenton
Monroe and all Stations on Vicksburg, Shreve
~ W. B. BRocKETT. Agent. So Magazine st
FOR GREENYILLE. VICKSBURG, NATGHE
AND ALL WAY AND PLANTATION
LANDINGS.
LsHN The fine and fast passenger packet
FRANK PARGOUD.
J. M. White, master, O. Holmes. clerk
Leaves every THURSDAY at q. m.
Will leave as above, connecting AZ Vicksburg
with the 'Parisot Line" for all points on Yazoo
apply on board. or to JOHN JANNEY,
my3 ADAMS d WORK,
Through Bills of LadiDg given to Trenton
Monroe and all Stations ON Vicksburg Snreve-
port and Texas Railroad.
W. B. BROCKETT. Agent. SO Magazine st.
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OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DENce aAT. /
Feb, IL, 1877,
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siss; 9th dam Sally Painter, BY imp Sterling; 10Th
dam Imported marc Silver, by Bsisize Arab
MArADoR, b. b.. years old, 10 hands high, by
Cladiate1r dam Nonpareii BY Kingston; "a Dam
Eng and's Beauty, by Irish Bird Catcher; 80 dam
PRAIRIE Bra, ny Touchstone;. am dam zillah, by
Reveler; 9th dam Mor.sca. by Moriseo; 9th dam
Waltz BY Election; 7,h dam Penelope, BY Irumpeter
sth dam prunella, by Highnyer; 9th dam Promise. by
snap; 10th dam Jal., by Blank; nth dam Spectators
dam, by Partner, 18th dam Benny Lass by Bay
Bolton; 18th dam BY Darley's Arabian.
- STEEL Erxs; gr b., years old. 10 hands high, by
Planet dam Eagless, by imp Glencoe; "a dam fhe
dam OF Jenny H., BY Gray Eagle; Sd dam Mary Morris,
by Medoc; 4th dam Miss Obstinate, BY sumpter; 9th
dam Jenny SIameskin, by Tiger; 6th dam Paragon. by
imp. Buzzard; 'th dam Indiana. by Columbus; 9Th
dam by Hampton's Paragon eth dam Moll by imp
Figure; loth dam slamcskin, by imp Wildair; llth
dam imp Cub Mare, by Cub.
CoUSr DOasAr, oh. h., years old, 1s hands high.
by Kentucky, dam Lady BIessington, whose pedigree
Is given above. Count d'0rsay, when ON the turf,
was one OF the fastest in the land. He won the
Wethsrby Stakes when two years DID, as well as a
sweepstakes He Is as nne looking stallion as there
Is 10 the country.
BOHEMIAN, CD. g., yeSrs old "a trotter) by Idol,
son of Rysdyk's Hambotonian, dam the troting mare
Gypsy. Idol is own brother 10 Gazelle, whose record
Is 2:2l, and Is by Rysdyks Hambstonan, out or Hat
tie Wood, by Harry Clay; I'd dam Grandmother, ny
Terror.
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WORDS FRIENDLY CAUTION
Hart still curves his back, and 20 be behind
hand at the beginning OF tue stroke He also slides
fast This should scarcely be called individual fault
however, as the entire crew has IT,
Livingstone throws Too much iorce on the finish OF
his stroke bringing his Oar out OF the with
jerk. HIS form shows Considerable Improvement
during the past mouth and is as good II not better
than that OF any man Ia the boat.
Hyde has surmounted some OF his minor faults. but
now has acquired a new trick OF leaning out OF tue
boat.
james Buckets His fault is an old one with him.
and no Will have TO look sharp II he intends TO rid
himself OF II before june He is also slow in getting
his hands away.
n Z. cooko's principal fault Is his oIums,ness He
cannot Keep his elbows In This Is owing to no fault
oil his own, however, but TO the TACT that he Is over
weighted wth muscle. HIS arms large 10 per-
init MN 10 them gracefully. His great muscular
elbows somewhat mar the general good form. He
ID also slow in getting his hands away ~ tho end OF the
stroke.
Thompson, like HYDE leans out Of tho boat This
universal athletic genius distinguished himself the
other day by eaping into runaway carriage and stop
ping the frightened horses; by 80 dong he probably
saved the lives Of the lar occupants Of the vcncle
Captain Collin has particularly ugly trick of Sit
ting round shouldcred in the boat anu Of craning out
Wood sti his trick Of dropping his hands at the
beginning Of the stroke. he also gets too far away
iron, his work by sliding too tar back.
Looking NJ the crew as whole one notices Ut once
that they all slide too fnst. Furthermore the leather
very uneven. There Is no even rate recovering,
and OF course that makes the dip uneven, and this
spoilr the catch. These faults Elarngy appa.
rent IL ~ only after some time that one notices
them that with lille coaching they may be got.
rid oL The individual faults Of the II will be
harder TO do away with, an with but few exceptions
tnoy arc faults VI long standing.
THE sPRINGriELD COCRsR
The course ut Springfield has been de1nitvely de-
cded os the place Tor the next race was only after
ged discussion that this choice arrived a
Last year Harvard wished 10 at Springfield, while
Yale favored New London. Harvard, being tho chal-
ienged party insisted upon having her own way, and
Yale cedcd the point Tins year Yale expressed her.
sell content with the Springfield course and declared
to New London saying tbat their quarters NJ spring.
field were unhealthy aud that the bend Ia the
river gave having the INSIDE course I'm advan
tagc Yale declined 20 60 TO New London, because a
very slight wind blowing up tho course raised heavy
sea- winch would render practice In shell out Of the
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COURT CALENDARS-TH DAY.

surRsxH CouRr-CHAAsERs-Held by Judge Bar.
retL Nos IA, 70, 70, ~, ~, 20, g. ~ 10 80 81 9S
IL Isl ISL isl isa los, 700 COS. aio eli, us IA
223, IA 226, 22S
sUrR.xE CouRr--GEsSaAL TERx-Hsld BY Presiding
Judge DAVIS and Judges Brady and Daniels. Nos So.
100, III lao lac l5d $685. l5e o. 122, $780, lo4, los
1V6, LIS, 92. lsl, 1872, lsS, 1874
Bruni--Case on--No. 266 No day calendar
SUPREME CouRr-UIRcrIT-Part l-Held by Judge
Dononu 600 2sss 4eIs, s2sS s2sl as7l so!
1917, 3l75, 1905. 3647 3l5l 1870, $685., 3273 $685.
SASH sssl s673 $685. 55is 5l7, 1851 SAT-, 1885, $685.
Held BY Judgo Van vorst--Nos 2575, 1853. las, 215o
1871 s34s 1865 lls2, lo2e 44e3 Ala 4ls, 4s3, l7lo
s53, l1ss 46as 4e24 ise2, S22l, s7s $685. 2oe7 444
SUPERIOR CoURr-GESxRAL TERN. Adjourned unttl
the third Monday OF June.
SUPERIOR Counr--srEcIAL TERM-Held by Judge
Sanford. Ease on-No. 10. No day calendar
SUPERIOR CoukT--rRfAL TERx-Parts /, z and -
Adjourned for the torn.
conxos rLnAs-GnsrRAL rRRx.-A1ournod until
the FIRST Monday OF June.
COMMON pLnAs-EevlrY TRRS-Hold by Judge ). s..
Day.-Nos 90 l. IS, o.
Van Hoesen Nos 237, 6p9 TAO 1928, 727 1892, 3o2
1851 3Sl, oa2 1866 477 1915, 270 500 627, 09S. COS
li6s lo47. I'LL Parts and S.-Adjourned Tor the
Term.
MAsIyR CouRr-GENgRAL TERN Held by Judges
Aiksr, sheridan and snnotl--Appcals from orders
Nos. ! 70 tincluslve. Appeals IRON judgments-Nos
MAINE couRr-TRrAL TERn-Parts and a-Ad.
Journsd for the Term Part 2 -Adjourned until to-
morroS.
Covgr or GENERAL ssssIoSs-Part Held by
Recorder HacketL-The People vs.. Charles r. Clark
and Charles Wingarson, robbery; Same Va Martin
Moran, burglary; Same vs. Mary German, burglary
same Va Richard Eagan, burglary; same VS.. William
hcNally burglary; Same VS.. William J. Carroll.
grand larceny; same va JAMES Clark grand larceny
same vs. george White, grand larceny same vs.
James Hennessy, grand larceny same vs. Thomas
Bolton, Davl Hall and David Marsh, grand larceny
Same ": James Dorions, grand larceny; same vs.
Emu JACOBSON, grand larceny; Same va
Henry Lyons, grand larceny; Same VS..
Peter Williamson, foloniouB assault and battery
Same Va wilhauL r. Lapders, folouious assault and
battery; same vs. Elizabeth Flaherty, ielonous as
sault and battery; Same VS.. Charles Mose forgery
Same Va Henry c. WAITER forgery; Same vs.. Pred
er,ck James. petit larceny; same Va Elizabeth POI
lock, petit larceny; Same vs. sophia Doelling. receiv-
ing stolen goods; Same vs. solomon Morrcii, assault
Part 2--HeId W Judge Sutherland. The People vs.
John spislman, homicide; Same va Mary j. Luikin,
grand larceny Same Timothy Foley, grand larceny
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THE URsULINE CONVENT.

grand for tho benefit Of the Ursuline Con-
vent takes place this afternoon. at hsltpast three
o'clock in the chapel OF the convent East Morrsania
The Ursuines q teaching ORDER and addition to
instrucling children and young ladies' in the
pshments OF refined education they also teach poor
children They have felt the depression OF the times
very keenly and give this concert 10 rcpicnsn their
funds
Misses Gomicn and Coradi with Messrs. Blum,
Keller, Balck and Blederman will render select pro-
Qrgnmc.
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A CRUEL MOTHER.

Mrs. Cecilia Gibson, Of No i12 Second street, Ho-
boken, who arrested Tor tor,uring her two t,lc
girls at the request OF some OF the members Of her
family was released after furnishing $500 bail Re-
corder NcDonough, In accepting ball. SAID that n he
heard another word OF complaint against he would
Instantly commit her TO the County jan without bail.
The matter will soon be brought before the Grand
Jury OF Hudson county.
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UNAPpRECIATED FRIENDSHIP.

Thomas Barrett, Of No. yandewater street, and
James Began OF No $50 Cherry street, arraignod
at the Tombs Police Court yesterday, charged with
stealing gold watch and chain from the person Of
Patrick Reilly whilo he asleep In his saloon
Pearl street. The prisonors' counsel, Mr., Oliver,
psced witnesses the stand TO show that the property
was taken IN good faith 10 prevent the complainant
losing the same he being under Tho influence OF liquor
the time The prisoners discharged, they hav-
ing returned the property.
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Mucn annoyance and great incoavcnience was oc-
casoned yesterday many persons desiring to leave
the city BY the sudden soppage Of the 80 train from
Now York the New Jersey Central Railroad. Fully
hundred persons the depot at the time ad
yurtiscd Tor the starting OF the train, II was not
until considerable time had elapsed that Inquiry clic-
tied the fact from the police offcer on DUTY that the
tram had been taken oil.
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TROTTING AT BABYLON, l.. /.

Arrangements have been made tor trottng match
at the south Side Driving Park Babylon. on Saturday,
June ., for $500, between George b. Burrs bay marc
Maggie, and George Ticehursts brown stallion harry
Basse; best three In ave, In harness. Time called at
three r. NJ. There is much interest in the proposed
contest, which will doubtless attract u large attend
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question The river being navigabIe II would DO I'M
possible 70 keep Il clear o. she craft Of all possible
rigs which are eonstantIy plying 10 and fro This
again would interfere with practice. Matters looked
al one time as " there would be race, both parties
refusing give up lis point Harvard being the cna-
lenger finally withdrew.
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SISTERLY LOVE.

meeting OF ladies Of this city will 30 held to-mor-
row Tuesday evening, at Steinway Hall, to place
before the public the work which Is being dono for
effect what ought 10 DO done their behalf al well a.
IN the benalt OF those who may employ them. MIR.
Henry Bergh will pro. ide, and number OF addresses
will mnde.
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LEFT HOME.

Finley Verify, young married man Of Roslyn, Ions
Island, loft that place some days since, taking witt
him his wIfe's sister, girl vi fourteen years They
have not been heard from since their departure.
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To-day the Enterprise and Alaska clubs play on the
Centennial Grounds Jersey City, and the Witokas and
RcsoIutes at Elizabeth.
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YACHTING NOTE.

Yacht Nettie, NY.YC, passed whitestone, Long
Island, yesterday cruising westward
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Mir. G. I. W. BrahAm, vi Boston, has sold his
estate bellevue avenue tor els, 000 Mr. @. Webster
Rsd, OF the same city, being the purchaser. W. J.
barney, OF Chicago, has sold his cottage in Caths-
street 10 IT, Riggs, Of this city, for 81, 500
The important real estate sale which has taken
place here tor long time was mated last week
the sale referred the Barreda villa on Bellevue
avenue IL was purchased by Mr. Alfred D. Jessup. Of
Philadelphia, from the executors OF the estate OF the
late Mr.. William fiidsn Bodges,, Of Now York,
tor $780, ZOO, the amour. oil the mortgage
held by Mr. Joel b. Post oil New York.
The estate Is one OF the finest In the place
and originally built for Mr.. y. L. Barreds, Of
New YORK, who was the Peruvian Minister 20 this
country Tor many years. The site comprises nearly
ten acres, aud the place has BEEN one OF the most
noticeable IN the city, standing, In point oil value
next to the chateau-surmer Of Mr.. George Peabody
Wctmore, OF New York Nr. Blodgett purchased the
estate three years ago and paid $i75 QUO Tor IL He
made some extensive improvements soon aiterward,
out ala not i've long TO enjoy his princey estate The
greenhouses, graperes, &c are among the nnsst ani
most productive oil any In the place. Mr.. Jessup has
had architect hero tor several dsys and proposes 70
make some minor alterations and repairs before he
moves his family here He returns 10 France, where
ne owns handsome estate, IN . lew days, Tor ms
family. IL Is hoped he will be more fortunate In his
the "Barreda Mansion" as II has many times been
called.
RECENT ARRIVALS.
The following are the arrivals Of cottagers 70
date "A. /. Waiting. J. Smith BrIcs, John W. Bigs'
low, r.. ". Rhinelander, Mrs. q. +. Wclmore, John
Carey, JE Dr.. J. d. Ogden, n. Allen Wright Miss y.
" holman, Philip Taggart. Mrs A L. whiting. Mss
NJ q Woods, Hamilton Hoppin, James s. Brownsop,
Schuyler Crosby, Miss Emily q. Globes, Mss sarah
Gibbcs and William Edgar, from New York; Colonel
W. +. Prince, United States Army; MIA Isaac Harris
horn, J. j. Cooke, Providence; X. M. Cushing Gen.
era Casper wnsgshicld, Mrs. n. Wright. W. G.
Rvcs, sidney Brooks, Boston, and W. G b. sherman.
from Newburg. N. X.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-11-01
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Sriefe.

9Sie tuir bercits in nnlcrer lcbter
Nummcr bss .Noroiteru" anseSeist bo=
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