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St.CharleS Hotel.
Located on Courthouse Squear
Near the Business Centre Of the City.

This popular house is ample In it, scconl-
moJations, and has alNnys been disiin.
ruishcd for the neainesS, cleaIllheh9 huu
which IL excellod by no hrst-clns7 hotel -
he country. The proprietor Is well known
as an experienced landlord, who Away
iooks To the comfort OF his guests. Rates
FOR transienis, by tue day, "; by the Week.
". tickets for twcnty-one meals, 90.
JAMES LLOYD, Proprietor.
Tfugn-gu
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Great Through Route !
MAIN ARTERY OF COMMERCE. AND TRADR
TO ALL POINT

And offers the Best Routes, on Quick Tina
with more Comforts, Better Accoinmodaa
tons and Greater Security than any Otner
Line. Passing through the richest aud most
beautiful portions u the Great Empire
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Attorneys nc ta,w,

1hurmond, willard a Fletcher, Atl'ys nj
Law, 81 Main street, up stairs. uct6dlm
John NJ. Stemmons, Attorney at Law, No
100 North hide Public Square, up-Btairs.
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LlNtHfool lu'y 20. Nonn. - Cotton sasief
4 wa nos lNuluny loser
Mldilipg lplands .. ga "''' ''',s n
"4lniNhB nfltans.rrd Bnlkl
IT,. 's aIW0 uhlr. speculation aud uAulft
| 3.rt tNHN'' ltrrlpNi $500 nAiea, American
' "a.Vs FulNlta up partially ll.d chuap,
~ Lllanus low mldduug CLAUSE. Aufutt
f.h,r' 4 '',,lne'' uRs.ii rsplemper and 90,
ID. O.. mg lpIauds, low Installing cau,e.
''' 'N" august NoNNpllt b'ad,
Commercial
NV uNLtAAs, july sL-FIour. uulut hut
'''al|i gN Iewsui iur low gralm, NN nj so
a nv MA nj autl u. choice rI alH il.
Nulnmohl dull Hua held 10 ID No.. hry slltsd
l' 5000
,NtW loth, July Flour quiet and arm.
w N'W Nilh' cora, hpul srartU auu lv better.
l ,,. y H.Nl az enc nHli &c. Land nvayy
NlghI -t,our nrn and lu moderate do
lnuuNi uu'luths mainly in Minnesota ANA
Mlhil MhtAl extras rluslug htrUuy South.
lu lnuf lrW ana unchanged Wheat duh
without important uAaugp, Corn rraIpp, l0,
2, p Voli Mrslrlu mixed, uuptuuuu, ua0ttit,
3'u western miAod hlugv hla l'.y, oats A8l
40 hol''r moderately active.
BALTIMORE, July @.-Flom steady, arm
''ffff'nNNf " NNNNN "tNNA.NN INV NNN
southern ruu prime Vi hiesl du amber u IN
"l Wi, white IN hlAl 90, lunusy lyuniA red,
y Wtl n', No, zWVhtvru winter rod, August
uullNriytl ioNl bh, September OIL l2sl tlit.
southern Corn quot and steady; western
quiet '.Alu luWuG closed bteAdli southern
Wullu Hnu yellow, iUc
~. Lou1s, July a. Flour duh and nom.
maj, Wheat nominal Corn unsettled nt
ltAo bid oats dull Ht 2Nc Rye, no sales
v hlhAy higher PorR dull, job lots 80 go.
bulNmoa's dpll and nominal Bacon ANA
lard nominal
liogs ANA Cutuo-pomand wholly boy
butchers,
Hides Hnd wool,
dALyEsroN, July &.--llidps the market
u quiet, prices are H.otdy Dry solicited zoe,
ighl sailed l3t stack mltpd ne, damaged
nall price, KIP l2c, wet sultod M they run,
'Nci selected 0'sc butchers green ,u.
Wuul-lhr market In quiet ut The ruling
quotations OF the past week., when rt.
main without any change, Eastern und
northern nno uud medium nee ut bufs, nine
Ia twelve months growth, 7Gilc. ditto bur
~ halSc, eastern aud nurthern coarse ll
W2o bury l2Wlic; western ana southern
luo, niue 10 twelve mouths growth, 2l1g7c,
medium sOS2ic, coarse western aud MVAi-
iNu l2Glbc.
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MARKETS by TELEGRAPH
,oon Report-FinnncIaI.


NEW York, July A. Stocks are strong at
ana Improvement. aOney 2s2la per cent.
cold 81 Ui4. sterling exchange, long = 80
short 81 ~. State bonds are steady. GOY-
erument bonds are iirm.
Gold opened 81 oi's.
GALvEsroN, July . told tl6AsltO. 81.
silver q9cdpar. Exchange New 1"fk 7lght
~ premium. New Orleans sls1t' par
a. premium
Evening Report -EiDe-ciai.
NEW YORK, July q Money easier NJ IN
q, . nor cent sterling quiet ~ - -. Colo
duli Il Il 0isl Government bonds stealt
state bonds are dull.
Nrw ORLxANs, July 2i.-Gold 81 % !
81 ~. New YORK sight = premium
sterling bank S i3j4.
Cotton Market.
Srw YORK, Jaly 2j.- otton is duh and
easier. -, uVuxrspAy.
Irprauds ......-...... ~ bloc i-4c
nti.s,,s ....... D. 1-lfc l-5sc
.ssi.'s .f4 ba'es. futures are easier.
faiv tl .uaI3 g5t: August Y lestlz u; - p-
.,.i.r h. b az ole: O1snber VI 1i4ll ''ii
sSli,,,..,,,t.ar ii 3ic: December II ~ g.
si~It-roftnn duli aud easier. uplahls
,,i -. tiria4ns nc sales ~ bales on
ll--.l't,f.i net receipts 2.lsl. Exports o'l''
Nvw ostEASs, July . -Nighi-Coiie o.,
t.,iiort e4si.r. sales PIG fe..elpls' ~ ~ -
s,roris TO New York, l.<5l bales. 9'o'A o.
HgH HHlae.
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Cotton Tie Company
LIMITED,

Sole proprietors and manufacturers OF said
TIE, comm anding unequal facilities, have
In addition Ia their large stock now on hanu,
contracted for Increased quantities, sum
ceHt to meet tho largest demand for cotton
ties during the approaching Season.
II being the purpose OF the company 10
merit a continuance OF former patronage
ana defy all competition that may arise,
their agents are instructed and prepared to
contract with dealers and factors for iuture
delivery supplies at unprecedented low
prices and favorable terms.
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ESCORAaE HONE MANUFACTURE.

We manufacture Beans celebrated Force
Pumps small IRE engine ever ready -
your door. II will sprinkle your garden aud
yatd, aud raise water from The deepest VOL
easier than any other pun IN nse. II Thor
Ouehiy ventiiates wells and trees them fr0td
foul air. We also keep the Little Giant Fife
Fpgine, ADAPTED for small towns. The
Power and f6rcd Of this engine fur throwing
water = Incredible. II must be WITNESSED 70
be believed.
mhzsm LIJTgLL 4 NEWRLI,.
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10
Bbmn-wcl.m sgnodl va KING, Commissioner
, 1877-03-17

deposit tacjr papers. At the corner Of the gang
way sat II. Coumoundouros, the Premier, a fnc-
looking old man, with healthy, ruddy, genial
face, white Eilltafy-lookin@ n1oustachcs, and i
bright. laughing eye. Next II l:i,:1, ai,u in
striking contrast, sat H. CuntostarjUs. the Min
isrer for Foreign Affairs-a tall. thin 1nu:1,
wi!osc dark, salow complexion, strongly-lnarlscl
features, and high prominent forehead riytt the
attention OF the stranger. lie studied in Ger
many. he speaks French like q Partisan, and is
ia every respect highly cultivated. The ucn1-
bcrs, unlike French Deputies generally ware
their hats, only lifting them oil. after Tic En-
gllsh fashion, when speaking, MANY spoke from
their places, as in the English House Of Com
mons. There was good deal ol sQns ,ge,te about
the proceedings. and some of tle Deputies sat
with pot hats pushed over tlicir ewes,
addressing their colleagues with co1ufortcrs
wrapped round their nccks. Seine r;nht
individuals lent picturesque aspect to the
whole scc1c By wearing tie Greek u,tinn,1
Costume. which VIC eal the spalitarc, dress
! nlaronc CT blue Jacket, buttoued at the ton.
aud disclosing white plated shirt, ularonc-
coorea gaitcrs, and the fussancl}a or full rtti-
coat Over their shoulders is thrown Short |
brown cloak, the bright rcd lining OF which ar-
monies with the scarlet cap worn rarelessy pn
Inc side OF the heal. Most Of the wearcTs oi !
th's picturesque attire were gray-bcarlel men
IN the shady side OF 80, and it was explained 10
Me that they were afraid OF adopting European /
'abits lest they should be- laughed at. they
we're used to the 'palieare' dress, and could
eel comfortable in no other. Twenty wears ago |
lcarly I'LL the Deputies were similarly attirci,
md Ill the last Cabinet was gentleman who
'ad never donnetl European coat. Fancy q |
'll',lster proposing the Budget in white petit
oat' /
, 1877-03-17
the second counter to the left Relapses into
contemplation Of the Infnitc.)

| r C>-Linen collars wished to see.
u. T., after mentally appra:sing the custo
mcr's wardrobe and resolving IL ever she has
I 6iack 6i slik dress to have 1orc buglcs on ito
tlakcs tlown and lanss1tttlly opcus box, and be-
comes absorbed in Irritation between the shop
| walker and the rcd-Aeaded Thing ut the lace
| nothing better!
~: Z; u, recovering her consciousness and po-
4Ret} s"ctHerng yawn--Ii,c others arc 20
cents cach; didn't know as you would care
70 pay so muci. (rakes down other box and
~ r: C.-lhesc will do, but these are too large
IWclge is tic size wear
r. T., taking the measure of the F. C's neck
as II Tor the gullotinc, with some yiyacity-
y, no, fifteen inches 1T least. Here are the col
iafs you want. (TaIcs down box Of 15s)
T.. e.. .rctnonstr.tingly-Bu know the size
U! NY own ne:k. wear It's.
~, -, ~, Mahlns!! grudging conccssion-I an1
s SUR you arc mistaken. Try these. lPrepares
TO taGc down q box Of 14s.)
~ r. u getting 1nat-Wiil you show INC some
3 - or shall go aud see If can find some
g.. i; /; T., sla'ntning down box-Thcrc tGlarcs.)
1n5an ~ y,u had better take 13a, for know that
1Ss are too small.
+. Z; makes selection, PAYS, and exit, pur-
the L. &. "A
, 1877-03-17
THE GREEK CHA3fRr,,


tpe A1nens correspondent OF London news.
pap"f writes: 81 strolled into the Cha,nhcr of
oe'fucs the other day, and found the rnp,nhars
Is excited as though they had been liscussi,,c
:, ."' Inc budget but the issue of peace and w.r
t'e utilizing ttsea is quite new, suffc5entlr
.a''soaes ana more conveniently arranged
tt.a' any l':fltatncut-house With which + nm
.slea'nted. The hall is simple and 1audsome,r
ee:o; ted u the classical style xhicnis rot oniy
appropriate: hut indispensable to everything r.
'n.ce:n Att'c:;s- The roof is supported BIZ two
Hoofe marble pillars, whirh lnclose the trihune.
ARRANGED on tie French plan, with m upper row
.. sca's ;or tit Fresldeut and four SeeEstaries
It,a ;ha 1.1 lvreI pulpit for. The orato: Facing
tae PRESIDENT are scYcn rows OF plain saats
ranged in wide curve and diyfded dnwn 1,s ths
ca1ooie ty broad Passage. Tie front benches
% enc sicc Of the passage are for the Minis.
e1s, Who Aa}e green haize tables whereon tn
, 1877-03-17

| seHuses &c cMediel-nc-Fe1na1c doctors.
A mans dearest object should be his wife
out, alas! sometimes it is his wife's wardrobe,
Girls, don't he afraid to work. Ruth gleanef
IN the harycst~ileld and got just Us good Boa,
| any girl III the ncighborlood.
| When die said married man. at wa,,
| TO 60 where there is 10 snow to shoyeI.n Hie
/ WIG saia sue presumed he would.
Actresses have their pictures taken whom thar,
arc Eatltis, and when they are old their 1i,hn.
graphs DO not depart from t1lcm
sure, num-" said Bidds, aI,1l hare hroat.
last rs soon as tan, hut Eve billed them istrrs
an oof an a hai an they amt tinicr VIII,
,,.a.i have never known but two women ,yho
:. WGte IT, really pcrfcst:" said Il lady to another
"Ao WAS 'nc othcr!' asked her companion,
t, aAey tel! the story that man dressed in
IT, ,ee eao1hes haa his secret discovered because
-" senlleman who offered linn scat.
,,d. j. !p'l43toSrapler 3 who can make mole on \
10y eneeS appear like dinple in her uictmre
l,as achieved the highest standard Of his prnf.s
g., any iady can press her old bonnet over into
.lts new spring style by placing It on norne
!nent block and let loaded ice-wa1on hac,pn 49,
it leng-hwisc. '>" oH oacA over
:. Women" remarked the contemn1,t;ro NAV,
{. sc as aecp rs the blue waters Of YOUR bar i
and as full Of craft" N'a"'
'' What would you do il mamma shor,a ,,.,,,
shc pathetica1iy asked OF her lst1n araans,, I
uaugnter. ~ don't KNOW" rcn,arkc1 tIa 81,
!. ~. WIN uo"fcast eyes and melancholy rn,ca
impose should have to thpank nlythe}f1n
fascinating, but frivolous, Fair One-s: What
y, ~, 3our husband doesn't have ptate-p1ass mt
= VIZ, @ itares, ti,n. as some people do" Hostess
-. ~ -, 1u!nk II makes the pictures richer I,
Qne:' FASCINATING Eafr ~ ~ At.t'C4 ~ |
, 1877-03-17

3FfV 1ffnk3.
III Certain pleasant town In the county ri
Surrey, England, there was crickct-prn,nd
nearl ) surrounded By houses One Gnc morn
me- Just alter great match had been p]aye,l.
Tue secretary of tie Club received letter from,
iaoS "of certain agc,' the proprietor of one
ol Inc adjacent houses, declaring that her DEL
'eacs mad repeatedly been afrrontcd By the sight
u scn1lemen ''in crery stage of nuGity,n
pIllns on their cEicketD tDg~aaunels ia the oDcn
tt uiess!as-tent just before her windows Would
sae secretary, therefore, she entrvasctl. make
arra.asgnents Tor Riding her Of this disgusting
s. npeseat ie! The Secretary wrote an ep,loyctic
'iras tu,e 10 Miss Fieyfe, and at the match the
ttessins- cat was placed ut the opposite corner
ot The cficset-eround, at least 3oJ Yards from
.at lug aady's windows. Imagine the Secrptarr's
so sesonis;,inent at receiving iAe next morning .
seeona ittter. thanking him for his .sobviously
kind intention but rcgrctting that thcv were
OF no avail, as she *'conld see the gentlcrneu,s
legs with telescope. just as plainly as beiore''
, 1877-03-17

Tic latest aud most effective counterbIast
against TOBACCO was delivered BY New York
laay in Sixth avenue car recently. One Of
those noble specimens OF manhood who chew
the weed. and with impartial mind distribute
saliva upon everything and everybody within
range, was sitting opposite the lady. From his
eapaci"us mouth, at regular Intervals, stream
OF amber juice fell upon htf dress. Hcr look OF
wrath; u frown bIacker than midnight gathered
upon her face. PATIENCE ceasine to be u virtue
she at last rose carefully gathered up l,cr ..rcss
SO IS to lose not drop Of the fragrant liquid,
with the garment he had descerated, and then
deliberately resumed her seat. The astouisbed
man roarcd with rage and pain, v1inlv tried to
wipe the tobaceo.jujcc from his sn,arting eycs,
anu. anu At :, nst rushed from the eas, followed br
, 1877-03-17
GOSSIP FOR THE ELADIES.
What She Found in Her HUs-
bands Pocket.
Why Lady CLERKS Are Popular with
Lady Customers.
The Contrast---A Modest Spinster--
Opposed to Tobacco-Juice.


a
s'Edith is fair, ~ the pajutcr snid;
''Ifer CHEEK so richly gluws.
11y palette ne 'er could match the rcd
OF that purc damask-rose.'
All this his little sister henri,
Who frolickcd uy his side;
To checks elcn theories absurd
Tnat gay young s2rite replied:
40 eau tell you where to get
That pretty crimson bloom;
For well ! know where il is set
In Cousin Ediths ROOM. -
The nnadtcn'd painter tore his hair,
and v0y'l he ue>cr would wed;
And never since to maiden fair
4 tender word has sud.
Bright rosy checks and skin OF pearl
Hc knows Il shower may spoil,
AMI, when he wants q blooming girl,
Pairts one himself ia oil.
London Society.
, 1877-03-17

sir Landsady sc boarder who has passed his cup
smtta; @ Nr foT smttR ase ysry fond Of coffee, III
was when an willing to sEal}o ~ !ooks az saS as
"atef Tor the sake OF getting litte.'' > 'A'A'14
, 1877-03-17

| IlffEHfHf.
H1ea you Sec young man sitting In a par
I Tor, with the ugl:est Gyear-old 1uv th,t cver
frightened himself in mirror, c1auberinr over
! his Knees, jerking his white tic out Of KNIT.
asslg LIS white rest, kicking his sl1ius, feeling
III all his pockets for uic,cIs. bo1nbor,liu,r hin,
from time to time with various bits of yjnbt fpr-
nitnse and oijouteric, calling him names at the
top Of his ticndsh lungs, and yelling in.pssantIy
Tor MN to come out in the yard and play. while
the unreslsting victim Smiles all the time like.
the cover Of comic alnnpa... vo1, ,n,v sot.1,,
bet, although there isn't the siru Of u eir1 m.
parent IL radius OF TO- OOO miles, ruu ta,, Let
soat poetoh dollar that bowling boy has a sis
ter Who Is pslsnplng III 3 room not twenty feet
a,nas' .,' at:d ttat the young man doesn't CONE
brother. "'s'1 "e'
,t1 Trey w, were very pretty, and there WAS appas-
enety isse or six years difference in their ares.
its the train pulled up ut Bussey, out on tie A.
,'". -. -" ~, Inc younger girl blnshel. fattene.l
ufew back III joyous smiles rs n yn,,ne< n,an
e'she aasZslts into the ear shock hands tender
ahu cordially, insisted on carrying her yuljsr.
agaz.he, little paper bundlc, and would proba-
~, eaflieo her bad she permitted him.
he passengers smiled as she Lett tic car and
!! ~ ~ nurlnar went Tlpplins through 1hc coach.
= " they're engaged" The other girl sat lo,E
ns hcf'onsly out Of the window, and oucc or
10 Rtaefea ner parcels together Us though
sie noulo leave the cas, yet seemed to be cy-
n 'eS1lnT some one. At last he came. lie
~ 'nlScu INTO tlfe door like a house on tIrr look
~ a!}ns the seats Until his manly gaze tel on
!rt IL, q'pturnc, ' expectant face, foared, .Co.nc
.t.a,, ~. I've oeen Wait1n; for sou the platform
tieeh ieeh m'nntes!" grabbed her basket, and
trodc out OF tue car while she followed with
ttle Falise, baudbox, d paper bur full VI
lucl' Il olrd-cagc, glass jar full Of icljy Dre-
es'cs, e'r ,, a'i M extra shawl. And crazylouk-
roakcd ont, in unison witt, tic Indignant loois
tue PASSENGERS, :. Tkev're IuarrieI,;,
, 1877-03-17

Paris paper, the Echo Uuiecrsel. learns
with profound satisfaction " that one NJ the
scanaals OF the age is about to be rcmore1. The
'ole1 Is to be restored to its legitimate nos;t;on
a' Inc ornament OF Republican and not Of In
peraa France. Hitherto that modest aower-
the emblem Of dfscretion-has been baselv mn.
psops'atea py the party whose DISTINGUISHING
marx vas inso}ence. Even contributors ia ths
Eeto itself hsd personally expcricnccd the the
enormlts OF the abuse. They Ind yent,,rt.i ,n1o no
tae streets wearing a bouquet Of yiolcts and
nof1aoic 70 relate. had been smiled and srnirEei1
NJ hr mustachcd person attircd iu Bonanar1ist 1S
1asMon. At another corner they ha,j hc.,r
Roin.sd at with the finer OF scorn 6y brother
Kepooiicaa as belonging to 1.-THE band. :, II ,ras
Mncult to determine which insult was the mnst
k1een; bnt QUE thing was quite clcar,-the vio.
!ets must be thrown away. This he;nr ,he
state OF utter degradation to which thr S;o,nt ~
nas ia peca reduced, charming crusade has A.
last teen organized By some brave aud natr;ot;c a.
|. OF Alarscilie5 against such nrofanotSn,
- s:otnm'ttce has been formed 1or the rehoh;1;.
La11on OF the violet" and has mt jtse]T IN 4on,-
nunicauon with tue vcnders of bouuuets4 NJ
:tnn conferences have been held, aud the res,,,t
5 @nas heneetortl bunches of y;olets viii be- soId
u tae STREETS having in their centr. n h,;oh.
'o"eF Oh the true Republican red
, 1877-03-17

. -set 10FT H9F12,
eeene-A store. Lady clerk putting a finish.
ing Touch to her longest curl with her fora-f;n-
ger. To her @
Enter Female Customer.
r re"ale customer-I wish to see some linen
collaEs, please A1''en
Lsoy c2er&, after brief pause and with a
1eeoie show OF pitying interest-under.1inan .t
, 1877-03-17

loose that night as if she'd been real hn1ran vn1
ar9mes ri,ans Is IKE womeI-thcy can't tell YOU whv
tax H. y So ana can't give no reason Tor it, but
r, nebne we'd make thirty miles, OF sich matter
entn;,, a'd. LAM ana sleet' and hail, and snow was
Souin, dowo fearful. The water was no,,r,., mn9
rn;n uumn tne mountain and llin' the ditches and
Mina was blowiu' tornado, and come tc,en; th
th;s tt,a .nc passcs-gulches they call 'cm in
fa In!s couhtrE-in gusts that would etr7ec tha
aa3 auG39.notlse 3 Ike big wave striking the shin
TOO it that ,,3' tnEow ner over. 1t was so dark,
sue OF the cab but for the lantern. oni .ren he
opened the furnace door. But / Ind to - r+at ~
T'uns s'a all could It wouldn't do to slow M AZ
l Ias runnln' for meetin' point. ~t>' a.
u "ust before you get to the curve at nern,<
S sua tneTe's short stret.h of stra5oj,t traa1.
Eoon as struck that began to loor- ~ -
tisat 70 Char1ey's window, which was The nthos
dark lust 1T [ te nofpt Sfpann nt eyes through the
swinging backwards and forwards s1o,r1v ,crses
.ne track. lou know was a-tellin Won "a arae
tIh' went crooked that night, Soon AZ Tsaw thot
~, 49,. . kne~ what it was all in mint. It came
blew "'hr hrnta soshi IKE. Ny hair stood on end
,r1es esz}: neVi!,s Run culverts gone. by ths
ae. ,ratar ouls re jumped n sot the tender
'.at.e, ,atnes, ahd sid the wheels in q fash. The
lozn in the eea,na eas diaa 1snt answer They
,1ea M 9iast to wake the dead, and threw >.a Ser
ver Iae drivers ground and eroanei uuer der
as foreur fa''s ahcad m9s ees a9d and
s',n SWn md 15Q human lives behind me- me- square
eiln Ell Se = No. % that night was dead sanara
en- en- soia' ; ahead; but ven threw der haase aa
es hsr oia' 59e e9eT n her biz and how much ad
laes; Grabbed, crooked, cantanEe1ona ON, cnsas an
ea,y en taey cont want TO, but where It's Tor1s of
."sa onesS os mercy call on 'em and 1herire rs,t
t .Gte ,eI" NO. ~ took hold that reverse xitS
ERE was +, 1ss r. r. no engine aforc. She put ali
e 9,1 danger was by. A4A u i" LIZ a.
"hea ne stopped within twenty feet Of the Il Il
, 1877-08-17


CHfcAao. .-shcr MsEenso II 70 have new RAT.
....hc schr Shepherds In dry dock to have rnk
etoppc... The achr t'nrtcr came In light from Mil
wankte last evening. ..Tho eclF florctA, now
used hn'pitat.Ftip. l. to entcr the Rta!n trade
wcnt up 70 Ml!r!a dry. docks yesterday 10 hare Il
done. .Gfafn trinHrrn have succeeded In getting
H. n.es ,as fd@ peT Sn frS stts h,s
commenced dredging the western channel at, liar.
rl.on .rcet bridge M vessel anl tx masters aie
appeared on tic market yestcriay. and ihctf cst.
Roe4 were dl.pnscd of. Only one vas left on tho
market At night Cant. t'tsfk. Of The sthr cnba,
sta.kegon q Chicago III eleven .l.oufs. In.
elrd,ng loading win iunecr md thnka y
Sa i,ns ~ tSe .'n II
f"nf i1ousand @ doiiats h.s' hren tsd OFT ~ hcr.
i cnncmposary II anthority for lis statement that
ths Wolf d Davidson DRY .l)ock Company are atr,ut
TO remove their works y sb,s c!sy. y; u. Volt,
menee the work of te.rasi,'E tan,ea1ateiy;:, !,
Il ce.ss oa'd
Of Trade wreck fs 10 3. fitted up ~ tow.barsc for
tht lnh1bcr trade: The canal tehs !fty Of ]rsrn
dscw's, Scotland, 10 Montrcsl... Tho yacht Minns:
lai,a, found on tic bcac! st Monroc, was mirsed
from tut p Day Ten Or twel,e ea;s aro.. ;:rwo
York. This rate III the bc.t maid the ncason >. -.
Charles Crosnan United Statcs jnrpector Vt 1Isr.
bors on the wcat ahcrc OF Lake Michigan. Z a.
present making tour OF ln.pccton 10 thc dtrcc.
received at HufFato Tncfday frnm. an
agent Of tho !!ne to which the cunal'ertaud be.
lonacd. neRotlat!ny for tle pu1cl'sss af the prop
shaft Of tho ttmr Queen Ciiy, burnt about twenty.
three years ago, has been f1uud, lytnc about tiDo
tiun OF It has been ratrd and taken tn Sr!yestes
Uroa. i t!lcktnan's whnrf. ftcen aa!l and 1yc
steam vessels enlarel Buffalo Tuesday with gkaLu
cargocn ag1tegattnR 5O4. 400 bu. Of which :11 .0
bu was corn U.s. NO bu wheat, ~, 900 bu RE. TO-
GOO lu osts, and y, 500 bu ma!,. The receipts o.
August exceeded those Of isst year over sl! 600,
notwithstanding the reduction in tolls. Thus .faI
this 4oa boath have cleared u excess Of lae
season.