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HORSES AND CARRIAGES.
At BARKER { SONS
ACITY AUCTION MART AND NEW YORK TAT.
CORNER or BROSDWAY' am 10Th sr

AciTY AUCTION MART AND NEW YORK TAT
OohSEn or " naoxDWf riasErs ssyE St.
HfEanAH EvnEY wfbkssSAT sHbS Ssb
TwENTY.FoUk hours allowed for trial.
rE ArHdauE oELY ERrosps og shhg kg II rHs s' SAY S,.'
gentleman compelled 60 assoans Of III health
TaE EXTRAORDINARY matched Team Of b.y Hsms..-
ten,an Irctng Mares lsadoss and Grnnylls Maid, l5h
stylish sa r.aey f9s y las. a % ~
ssSa ana road team and arc
ST The ;.s pay Tss;sE esdnr
J prompt easy driver has no reeoro better than s:4
can ms sis :. ssss e S.sT.n;sa sound ,sx
ss1ss iss'.s sai s ss aa :;s9 Psaas
s.:s g Ts.as :saS s
driver; has recsrd Of a:ii and is sound and kind
MAID s's1s oaSs
game driver has totted in "a and s warranted sound
The high bred s,S.s Tso.:,n. csan PRESTON 4:
ssss s1 xss y ySuns spssS an
80. .ss IA. ss
suikys s single a and Double iisrnsss. clothing. &C.
psarrses representation. strictly guaranteed
Sss y Sssa .Ss r
dess neerassn dam BY second Ethan Aen. ,s-,
60. BY R,yndeT: Aberdeen. dam " Trustee sr;;
ay assss s Iaas s74 ''
MOHAWK MAID. bay Ally ioaled June co. 1874; got by
Mohawk, son OF Rysdyk's Iiambetonian: dam by Alex
Star.
FAIR DArpLE gray Geldings. I5,s high. 2 and 8 years
od nne svlish drivers An extra business team war
SPEEDY Royal George trotting mare is 2h high.
eyears od free. easy drivcr has rotted in s
PAIR Of sUBERsLy matched rich bay COACH Horses.
l6 high years old uneqnalled Tor style action and
pearance been owned oy gentleman for the past two
double Coach Harness, by Lowdin.
,SUFEkb SOkkEL coupe. match or saddle Horse, 10
oil OF fhe nOrs n
America either in out OF harness: beautiful ssddler
Roas ail gAits. and is ed sound and Kind.
SPEEDY GRAY Ethan Allen Trotting fielding. l51l
high, DID; driver; has trotted In SO,
and Is warranted sound and kind.
COMBINED BROWN saddle and Harness Geding, Is Y
high. years old; extra stylish driver; all gss
TOP SIDE BAR Road Wagon, by vanderssw.
Tor DEroT Wagon. seats our
RUCkAwAY. nearly new.
TOP FULL spring Road Wagon
TOP EXPRESS Wagon.
LARGE LOT OF Double and Single Harness
No TOP side bar ROAD WAGON
SEVERAL OTHER Road a,ons. Carriages
TwEMTYsEvEN other Road, Family, Business and low
FULL DEscRiPTIoN at sale.
SALES NEVER postponed on account Of weather.
FOR SALE CHEAP. TEAM OF FHAMBLkToNIAN
ko fast rave are broken 30 all harness;
handsome this city: warranted sound
and kind; warranted OF stock. and will be
sold separately II required Also besuul sorrel Mare,
got By Honest Allen can trot In 40 track; has been
driven by lady phseton every
particular Also elegant extension top Victoria, with pole
and shafts has been used but short time one Brews-
with canopy top set fine Double Harness; two Of
Single arness ady's sidesadds and Bdic gen.
Horse Clothing. Can DO the private stable No. As
West 18th 1T.
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.
HERALp BRANCH OFFICE. 7so BEoApWWAIn17 B6E1yI,Ws n
ADVERTISEMENTS AND SALES OF PAPERS.

SSb ssfEs sHSEsTS SS SSs o.
AMusEMENrs-lsr PAcx- 18Th and 9Th cola
ASTROLoGY-2p PAGE-e,h col
BlLLiARDs-2D pAcE-e.h col
SSSsP ASp LoDeiSe %ASTkD- f.sss1sl col
BROOKLYN REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-2p PAas-iss
BusINEss oPpoRruNIr.Es-srs PAoI
Ss!SfS ;S ;ssSss ,s
Asp 4A
coAsTwIsE srEAxsHlPs-larn PAe.--ssh and 9Th
corARTNEnshIPs- -,ern pAos,
and s so cola
DENTIsTkY-llrH PAcA--2d col.
a5usEs 70 LEI AND ux
xuR6pIHf pESSsHfD frs1aa s' PAo.s.h col
ESGotEcIsr EYES, tSck r4gsussn p.cs.s,S ss COT
EXPMkEssEs-l PRESS PAcs-esh col.
y1E RooSs as6 S0 70
2p PAcx-2d and Sd co.'s
Hkf and sd col.
HELP WANTED -MALEs.i2rn PAcE-4sh col; >,
Houses, Rooms. ss1s;n ac S%SixrEp-aD P4o.-sd col
PRE TSR H
GsI$ LEGAL NoTIcEsnls, % v0I r4s.-e.h col j.,
s4Skls5siALIarn s44ykbspSGIlia rtssnso fsos4 sS' COL
F:s.sa .s
MIsCELLANEOUS-1lrn PAGE-2d col.
NEW PuBLicATioNs-7r PAcx-esh col
FiASofokEs FiHas' okGHSs 5Rsn's so,.r rAo.s.h COL
POOL SELLING-lsr PAGE-2d col.
POST OFFICE NOTICE-isr PAGR-4th col.
PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALES-
PROPERTY AeF' OUT Of ST. THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
RENT-2D PAGk-lst col.
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE-2p PAGE-2d col
REAL ESTATE WANTED -aD PAcE-2d COL
RELIGIOUS NOTICES-1sr PAGE-ist col
REWARDS-1sT PAGE-1st col.
SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALES-11rH PAcE-3d.
4th. 5th and 9Th coils, and 18th PACE-1st and ID
SITUATIONS wANTED-.MALEs-12rn PAcx-Sd COL
SPECIAL NO rICES-1sr PAcx-1st and I'd coils.
fPORTING-DOGS. BIRDS, &C. lsr PACE-2d col
ST0RAGE-l2TH PAcE-4th col
SUMNER r. SORTS-2D PAGE 9th COL
THE TRADES-12rH PAGE 4th col.
THE TURF-1sr PAGE-2d col.
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES-2D PAcK-2d col
TRAVELLERS GUIDE-12TH PACx-6th col
UNFUkNtSfIkD ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO
LET-2D PAGE Sd col.
WANTED TO PURCHASE-f1rH PAGE-2d COL
WATCHES. JEWELRY &C. 18TH PAGE-4th col
WESTcHESTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
TO I.ET-2p PAGE-1st col.
WINES. LIQUORS. &C.-12rH PAGE-6th col.
YACHTS. STEAMBOATS,. &C.-1orn PAcE-6th col
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MUSICAL,

In future all odpcrfements prcsented for publication
after eight O'Clock n A. psH be charged double rates
~ ANTED--A FEW GENTLEMEN To JOIN A sIN0.
w ing club tho side. fo. terms and pnrtcu ar
apply between g. address A. H. r.. care OF Mr.
Happy, corner i7th st. and 9th Nv.
WHILE MANY PUPILS ARE OUT OF TOWN FOR
w summer Instruction given piano by
cngh professors 20 Lessons $40 ousrts Address j.. Pro.
fessor, Herald Office
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IN Jpsc all advertisements presencd v publication af.,
eight o'ciock y. NJ vsube chusged do~,te rnlex
L,fRsT CLASS PIANO wANTED-lN ExCHANGg
Tor New sewing Machine, ~ the reduced pricea Ad
drss- As~ ASA Post olicsL
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EUROPE.

DCuac Spa aud use Of Whey. Nowty built basin bath
with of thermal OF ~ degrees Centirrads
continually lowing through t. Marble Piscine In
gartiy fitted bathing saloon Large swimming basin in
no air pouehes and baths In bathing Opening
Of the season, May I, &C
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Tn THE COURT OF PROBATE IN IRELAND
Principal Registry ut Dublin.

Joseph Henderson, late o. Porrush, In the county OF
Antrim In Ireland. gentleman deceRscd -
To Thomas HENDERSON. Of George Henderson, for
mey OF BeNghey. In the county OF Londonderry.
land dceaed Jane Henderson, otherwise SNOW
q James Henderson formerly Of BeIaghsy aforesaid In
wiie OF - snow. and - snow. her husband; Helen
Mary Henderson, daughter OF James Henderson Aforesaid
deceased and Thomas Henderson, Of James Hcndersoa
Aforesaid, decensed John henderson, Robert Henderson.
Thomas Henderson, Jane Henderson. and Mary Anne Hen.
dcrson. children OF Thomas enderson formerly Of Beag
hey aforesaid In tbs OF Londonderry In Ireland
deceasedrake notice. that by citation from Her Ma1ssty6
Court OF Probate In Ireland, principal registry Dublin.
the soai the sad Court and attosted william
Wiley. ESQ., OF tho principal Rcgistrars thereof
dated the 1lth of April. 1877 and Of
Anded that within three months
LEGATION of the advertisement
Court dated the 18th day Of December. 1876
referred Inclusive Of tho day such
you md each be entered
for and each Of In tho principal registry or said
Court OF Probate In Ireland support OF interest
have In she eststo effects OF
ceased who died about the 10Th OF November
1873. And take notice that la default OF
Judge the said Court will alleged
last will Of said deceased 9th Of
1874 also the alleged codc thereto the
9Th day Of November 1875 whereof John Shieda
drew Houston both Of Portrush In the Antrim.
la Ireland. claim to be executors. proved In solemu
torn OF law and pronounce In regard
validity Of the same your absence notwithstandiny
THOMAS q. CARSON,
Solicitor for John Shields ana Andrew Houston
- Dame a.. Dublin.
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NEW YORK, WEDNESDAY, JUNE s. ls77-TRIPLE SHEET

ADIUSEMEyTs.
IN future all adpertisements presented for publication
efer eight O'Clock r. n vil Be charged double rates
TONY rAsr9Fs; rHs puvALLl srs.ERs ERsy PASTORS.
GREAT LoIpoS FEMALE sEKkSADERs
YouSa sabiEs
] THE DUVALiA sMak s,SIkHfi HiorsmAs
NAT AXPrshhs Hh rGEsbHSs asD o2nrASs SsIbAys.
GRAASSlpx OPERA 9 E6 Ax,I HOUSE. ,..v
11S.BH! FAREWELL PERFORMANCES MssTiissEk
4; !;:i: MIMI
SssEsSHB sS$Hs $sEF FIFTY FIFTY sEs4
" Proprietor and ~fn;sf' H.sT yiaH4 Lester w."''t
tn. mos. superb .ss, sIssas;.. .,, !. nj.
Mr. LESTER wALLAcK
hsi S1Lshar
Ma kiTissE ~ Edwin Nj Mis-, !. ipA lsfHs bYhs
Mrs. Mrs. rHkkh s sstr5a and Mi his. EsEf
Carriages may be ordered at ~ :i5.
on the MSSDAY hvkNS G.' June % +.
By tho production ofa new and original Comedy Drama,
WAVES
NEW "sss sGssshS S y HS6 gsfs'1'S siSs sss CAST
k5A DrAs .. tn. snp.snss msTE. r.:
ssSaFF sew YORK ay.%ias ss s y
AkhsrS MIS- r@Ss
'I
M s sft AHBEaoS Ms k = a5as s&SESFF4SSSk'
MRS axR FoSfs AND Mss soab abA aI5alsr bYXs
The performance viii begin at o'clock with TON rAY.
SHEEP IN woLrs CLOTHING.
Mr. j. rsT MoxTAGuE :vLAs JASPER p r, GAREw l
NJ. Mr.. < a!!s oAHhT
mSo ss Indy to III. p. oce
''r which 'n Tov"s y".;' sSss,sos AZ h play
Nj. II. TaEHs saEbsSftk StssS'IaaT y. %nhpE. End
''r wig saoSn 'ns ''s FOR issss 'ssn 4.
iaDY TEAzLE Mis-: fanny pS bAvEsP5nr n
Mis-. JEFFREYs LEWIS
will then ''s':i Hs' ssDSE snSS:''s os sfaHs"
TO conclude with tsDH Al 1;s;s 81 act rSoss e as
GLAyDE MELNorTE, .........ME GEORGE RIaNoLp
TAoAANr ADa DiA
Mr.. THOS. BAKER. Musical Direc,or.
PRICES AS USUAL
CPECIAL NOTICE.
Mr.. HARRY BECKETT,
while returning thanks his brother artists
who kindly volunteered aid in the entertainment
his benefit arranged to take place SATURDAY EVEN
having received important cable despatch
HIS departure for Europe that day ons week earlier
than anticipated he reluctantly compelled to defer
the proposed entert ainmen for future occasion.
Purchasers Of scats tor Saturday ming juno O.
have their refunded application nt tho box ocs.
n AI.Y,S FIETH AYENIfE TILE EArRE
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elght o'ciock 2. n. uM b chargcd douae rntes.
J)OST OFFICE NOTICE.
Tho foreign mails Tor tho week ending Saturday June
q, 1877 will close ths ofco Wednesday, a. y A. NJ,
for Europe by steamship Abyssnia via Queenstown
rcspondence for France DO forwarded by this steamer
DO specially addrcssed and ~ 10 A. NJ for France
direct by steamship vile do Paris via Hsvre Thurs
day at IL I'D A. NJ, for Europe. by eamsp SueviA via
Plymouth. Cherbourg and Hamburg; Saturday. ~
A. NJ, for Scotland and North OF Ireland. by steamship
Victoria via Neville and Giasgow. and at IL 80 A. NJ
Germany, &c By steamship wcser via Southampton and
Bremen correspondence for treat Britain and France
be forwarded by this steamer must bo specially addrosed.
and 1T IL NJ TOR Europe by steamship via Queens
Correspondence for GERMANY Scotland and North Of
Ireland TO be forwarded by this steamer must be specially
Addressed The steamships Abvsina aud AdriAtc do
take mails for Denmark sweden Norway. Ths mails
Tor the West indies, via Bermuda and ST. Thomas will
leave Now York June 2. The nails for Nassau r., will
leave New YORK juno Tho malls for China and Japan
will leave San Francisco June The mails for Australia
40, will leave San Francisco Juno 30
NKw YoRx. June =. 1877.
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II -
sheets, Busters, Horse Clothing. Sweat and Cooling
Blankets Neck. Head and Throat Hoods and All things
for complete Outfit Tor parties going Sara
toga. Niagara. Long Branch Rockaway, Mount Kisco.
White Mountains any other fashionable place. we'll as
the track the park the road tho city
Fine linen Horse sheets soc each; all other goods
equally low.
The largest variety OF Horse Furnishing Goods and Car.
riRge Equipments OF any mouse In the world
No Exception, Humbug.
ON. MosEMAN 4 BRorIiER,
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-22

To convince yourself that my claims 10
me pubic patronage are fully and fairly
established call and examine my, stock Of
clothing, gents furnishing goods etc. /
VIII guarantee satisfaction, and saving OF
money lI.RRY kbrz
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-22
FOR 4 MARRIED woNAM
TERRIrokx or DAkorA.

o. this day Of. * tsv yea,
before me ..y.... persnsai}v ~
peayed = known to ME or proved
&c.i to be The person who is described as
married woman IN and whose name is sun
scribed to the written instrument. .and
upon AR examination, without the hearing
oil her husband, / made her acquainted
With the contents OF The instrument and
tsiereupou she acknowledged to me that
she executed the same freely. and that she
sue does not wish to reirac, such cyecntinn
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-22

TIE ISTENsE ircuINd caused byeerain
diseases Of the skin Is speedily aIlayed by
GteNss SuIrHun Soar, when entirely
removes every species of eruption is per
fectly safe, aud lar cleaner and more effect
i've than any ointment.
LADIES OF FORTY who use Huf's lfIR
DYE seem ten years younger.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-22
Cut this Ou1-Il May Snyc Your
IIfn

There is no person living but what sui.
ters more or less with Lug Disease,
Coughs. Colds or Consumption. yel some
would Ole rather than pay IS cents for a
oottle OF medicine that would cure them.
Sf, q boschee.s German Syrup has lately
oeen introduced in this country from Ger
many, and It's ~ondrous cures ns,onishcs
every one that Try II, II you doubt what
We say III print, cut this oul aud take /, 10
your Druggists, Mills y Isardy, Yankion,
ana get sample bottle Ter 10 cents and
Try II, " regular size for 70 cents
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-22
Tx No,ice.

Notice is hereby given. tha, county taxes
w'il become delinquent on the 9Th day of
March next al which time penalty of 10
per cent Will be a'ldedto a unpaid taxes.
f seHa4pnRH.
County Treasurer
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''a
] Jndos s,ronr s,;,,
~ = sA'" De o'ui'set nA'
IN, ~ 1''s go sn'
.r;aaao., ',,'''1s9 '''''' :
~ ,hoa.h.. 80 s9'''''''ss'e'
: - : : ! - : :
! con, ~ -, 80 : ~
~. .
nai,l,a euot''eu' -
80. -, - - ''e su9
uara 49,, So .
! .. - ''e,se
1a.a ''Ss'8' '0oA
-.
- 49,, = :. - ' ~ % . eei
sofs q sii's coiiiin'ss'oh Q
" 4its rs pos master, uaicd FEB. ~
lSi3.
Eyarts objected IN ,he n,.t,A,s !.
not n,bo,,;aaa
m,s,a, ,.>a..., I'M
So "Aa ~ ai'eiioA'ics
irauy " Nert'y INC papers from hi:
eflice.
Judge Clifford sustained the obiec.
t;on hn, sa;a ,har,3
them e,,,t,(,tl nrdar ,ba ardar - ~.
c.nm
4. q =
Ey.r,, wa,vea ~ ab;aa,
Afrrr,ck nresen,el ,ha i,
Hanrv NJ u,lt
January Sd 1877 !, ub;.h
cited ibat be a.. .,,a,, 49,
Der 81 1876 aud ~, - ia
day Of Decem,,., !, -.
bond and ,ool ~, -
Postmaster General Tyn.- 49,. IN,
Lu, Evarl.' telegram IRON Watts, signing
The pos'masietshlp WAS produced and I'd
SEM the same d4y. The eITn- ~ Nv ,he
ofrlce agent, up,lerwno1 ,,f,.r a,,,,,aa
Underwood ia which W,s. ,,n,,.r. il.
res,gus,ion On NV 14fh. u,,,.. ,.,,a
grapbed 10 Irnf,.,wood +, -.
charge of rm.a IN
Watts, successor was .r,s,755,,+..4
,ha o4,h - w., - =
~ w ~ 'eeciVea
!, .s'u' s'a'i''e he
''a' 'ahe' cfiafgc oil the eihee accor
ding to- it,strrttit1t,s. 9tt7er ,,ln
s'an's ana letters were produced to-
show details in CONNECTIONS ,v;,b ~,
.eais '1As.on oi watts and The appoint |
Inent or his succeaaor
ri.
ne evidence ID relation to WATTS |
ool''n'ssIoh y ana accounts was received
and Evarts oomraenee,i h;s a1r.ss
l.,t
: : iAi! t'ss' one.
acknowledgement OF In.lrnmcn,..
tn ,,.,s,
~ ..sao'n y she ia'e Z ieSis'a'aSe Assem- 4
bly, left in force as,rict and perhaps some.
: na' l1ou'sai ID" upon me acknowlcdg'
henl OF DEEDS and other instruments. The
aw is found in the civil code and we quote
% much of It az seems necessarv - ~
Or, nnaoro,.n,,,nn a,a c,,,s:
- liio''A any 'o'io"'hs OF me
O. o,o -
rnmen, rnv'n nn! Inc e., aeknoxledsment M Of an in
:er taking i, knows, OF has satisfactory e eyi
lence, on the oath or affirmation or
,,ch u acSn"nladsaa nsss, ana' 'ne person making
Tho Is described in md wha -. ,oa.aa anuaaiuual m
ns.' in. uIn.' u, e1cculeu by CORPORA
1a.,aa, H. sna' ~; in1 tNison maKlng such acknowl
,,sh os. .ne president or secretary of
w. ~ o'a'un'
SEC. 670 The acLnow,ed,., 3,
no no 10 M ~. .raau,.d ~ an ~, instrument purport,
sken uniea she is made acquainted BY
be oh1ccf with the contents Of the ,nstrn.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-22
TERRITORY OF D.Kov, i
County Of.

On this day Of. -, In the year
oetofe ne ..,...., personally an
peafed !, known to me (or proved
10 me on the oath OF. ID s,hs hi, s,,hs
person who is described in and who Eve
cuted the within instrument, and sckuowl.
edged TO me that he for they executed The
same,
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eagle eye has even penetrated some OF
the dens Of iniquity, and 1t directs the
police where to find them. Wonderful
and startling display of virtuel But Ia
this transport OF righteousness, this ex-
tatic virtue sineere7 Alas we fear not.
The old Pic is only blowing, 1t grits Its
shaggy teeth: slams its fist down on the
editorial table. and sbrieks for the
sealps Of the gamblers. and when the
old ladies and tho nice pious young men
are overcome with admiration the old
fraud sniekers in Its sleeve and begins
to cogitate as to what will be the next
best dodge to catch o little popular
favor.
We have no objection to the Picd-
yttne's war on the gamblers. We hope
1t will succeed; but If that journal is
sincere, IL Its courage is not Of the Fal-
stafIlan order, If 1t will dare provoke the
ire Of the Louisiana Lottery Company,
let II join the DEMOCRAT In q vigor-
GUS effort to destroy the great pre-
paratory school Of the gambling
bells, demanding of the Legislature an
act to repeal the charter Of the Lottery
Company which was procured by brlb-
cry and corruption. IL the Pjcnvttne
and Times will engage In this good work
with the DEMOCRAT the days Of the Lot
terry Company will be numbered, and
an institution which Ia the shame OF
our civilization and the curse Of our
State will be swept out of existence.
Until the Picay,tne joins us in this
fight no man of sense will believe that
It's anti-gambling crusade 10 aught but
q catch penny piece Of business.
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There ID one provision Of the Georgia
constitution. that relating to the law Of
divorce. which must be commended
for Its pleasing contrast to statutes of
this State and several others farther
North, where the matrimonial moose ID
tied as loosely and undone as easily as
lady's shoe-string. There was strong
feeling in the convention against allow
ing divorces at all. except for intldelity,
but this rigid sentiment finally yielded
to the provision finally adopted, which
permits divorces only after they have
been granted by two DEGREES obtained
from separate juties, at successive
terms of court. These difficult provis-
ions will greatly discourage divorces for
trivial causes. and afford the parties an
opportunity TO become reooneiled TO
each other, as we'll BIS invest tho obliga-
tion of the marriage VOW with sane-
tity IL has in great measure lost.in
this age OF loose ideas on all social
questions. It Is very similar to the law
in this State as 1t existed prior to the
enactment OF the Radical Legislature
which was engineered through by John
Ray, and which gave an immense stim-
ulus to the divorce business in this
State, but which was repealed at the
last session by Our Democratic Assem-
bly,, which revived the old law.
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SEPTEMBER IA.

The officers Of the various commands which
in the actions Of September IA, 1874,
and January 8. 1877. having determined upon n
public commemoration Of the approaching an
nversary Of the FOURTEENTH or SEPTEM
Der by n public parade. the undersigned. in
accordance with their resolution, earnestly and
cordially invites NIL civic and military organiza-
tions in this city to unite with them In an appro-
pirate celebration, and requests these bodies.
through their proper officers. 10 signify TO him.
at as early date as possible, their intention to
take part in this celebration, in order that they
may be assigned proper positions in the pro-
eession. ........
FIRED. N. OGDEN.
se4 E6M I'll IL Union street.
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SGD E&M I'll
=
NOTICE.
FIRED. N. OGDEN.
IL Union street.

To Steamboats,. Steamships. Ships and other
saa-going Vessels:
MAyohA1Ty or New ORLEANS, /
City Hall, October ID. 1851
mo. Observation-Disclosures Beriss.l
Resolved. That the dumping Of clnker bal
last and all other substances Of like character
into the river within the corporats limits OF the
city of New Orleans. be and the same is hereby
strictly prohibited.
Resolved. That each and every violation Of
tho provisions Of this ordinance shall subject
the offender 10 q fine Of 800. recoverable by the
city before any court Of eonpetent jurisdietion.
Adopted by the Council Of the city Of New Or
leans. October .. 1875. -
CHAS. J. LEEDS. Mayor.
A true copy
j. ii. HARpy. Secretary.
From this date the above ordinance will be
strictly enforced. Captains Of steamboats,.
steamships and other vessels are requested to
deposit their clnker and substances Of like ma
ture on the whhrves, so that the lessees may
have the same removed
EAGER. ELLERMAN h CO.. Lsssess.
New Orleans. September 6, 1877. seb 1w
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be Speaker. We arc curious to see the re-
vised edition.
To which the Sun replies with in
ersaaed yehemence. az follows:

vised edition.
To which the Sun replies with in.
creased vehemenee. as follows:
The syracuse Cbluier renews It's attack
upon Mr.. Randall. It now accuses him Of
favoting mot only the Texas Pacific railroad
scheme. but as well government aid for the
leveeing of the Mississippi, and the reelama-
ton of the waste lands on both sides of It.
This charge is made upon the faith Of q letter
without signature. from Philadelphia 30 the
Galveston Neits. The writer Of this letter
processes to have had h conversation with
Mr.. Randall, iii which hes says that gentleman
expressed himself to this effect.
Now. we desire to inform the G9,Yier that
there Is no truth in the statement upon which
ii proceeds. Mr.. Randall entertains no such
sentiments and has indtllged i'm no such ex-
pIessons.
1t was upon these very antagonistio
expressions Of the press of the two sec
tions that the Republican came to It's
conclusions, and we are sure that the
suspicion of fence-straddling on the
part Of Mr.. Randall Ia entirely justified
by them. This thing will not begin to
do, and we are astonished Chat IL should
be attempted by such an astute poll
tioian. that Is II 1t has been in accord
anee with a preoonoeived policy, and
there ID but one way for Mr.. Randall to
avoid such q presumption. and that ID
by very outspoken eandor between
now and the meeting of the extra
asanipu
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GEO. J. FRIEDRICHs,
DENTAL SURGEON,
Has returned and can be found ut his rooms
1855 Ut. Charles street. cor. GirOd.
anG lot OF
NOTICE.

HEADQUARTERS VAuDBy RIFLES.
New Orleans. Sept. &. 1877. !
Tho officers and members of this command
are hereby notified that there will be regular
drills at the Armory. ut st. Patrick's Hall.
EVERY EVENING from this date until the 14th
of September. All active members are required
to be present, and fines will be imposed for nom
attendance Battalion drill TUESDAY EVEN
ING at 7 80 o'clock.
BY order:
A. Il. MORPHY. Captain.
A. T. MATIER. First Sergeant. SEQ at 2dp