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BURGLARY BY DAYLIGHT.

bold burglary was committed in brooklyn ycster.
day morning al tho residence OF Mrs. David Harvey.
No. o2 Clefmont avenue She locked up the house
about ten O'Clock and went to Fulton street 70 mako
few purchases She returned at half-past one oclock
ana discovered that the house had been entered by
burglars una that everything was Ia disorder. some
Oh mis- harvcy's ue'ghbors state that they saw ~
men with vaics and large bags In tho neghbor hood
thereby The amount Of property stolen 10 es.mai eo
~ ~ 49,
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SUMMARY OF LAW CASES.

In supreme Court Chambers, yesterday. Judge
Donohue granted decree vi divorce 10 favor OF Sarah
Poet from her husband, John H. Poet. A similar de-
cree made in favor OF Lucy e. Pox and against her
husband. Ebenczer Potx by the same Judge.
The Will oil The late Charles w. Walker partner in
tne walker Glass Importing, Svcring and Manuiac-
turing company, leaving all his property TO his VITO
Aircda, and which tested by tho testator's
mother and brother LOUIS, on the ground OF undue
hnucncc, liaud and want oi natural Affection was ad
milted 10 piobato yesterday by order OF surrogate
Gavin. the Contestants failing appear. The estate
amounted to on.y 81, 600 or So, 900.
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DESERTED LITTLE ONES.

An officer Of the Society Tor the Prevention OF Cruelty
to Children found two little boys Michael Casey aged
six ycars and his brother John, aged years. wan
doring In the streets the Goth Of juno. Their
father had abandoned them and Their mother was
lying in dying condition in the house which was
once their home The Justice, at tho Fifty-seventh
Street Court yesterday asked Mchael some few ques-
tons. but obtained answer TO only, the little
fellow commenced crying heartily. They sent
the Mission Of the Immaculate Conception In Warren
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OUR COMPLAINT BOOK.

lsorE-Lctters intended for this column must BE-
accompanied by tho writer's full name aud address 70
insure attention. Compliments who unwilling 70
comply with this rule simply waste time in writing
Write on only size OF the paper En- HERALD
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work FOE THE POLICE.

To THE EDITOR THE HERALD:-
Cannot something DO done 10 rid the decent resi-
dents OF East nth street OF the gang OF young oaios
who nightly stand the Of Second avenue and
insult ladies and gentlemen happen pass? They
arc getting very Dod, and IL only last evening
they wayiad young man who was passing Perhaps
tins may awaken the policeman this post sense
OF his duty. RESIDENc.
To THE EDITOR or THE HRRALp:-
Allow to call the attention OF tho authorities 70
gang OF rowdies who meet Clinton street. betweea
Grand and HostoI G. r.
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mat employees would be taken In the order In which
tney made Application. provided they compc-
Vent ffcceiencc would DO gwen u soldiers IN
sailors ANY man rcconmend'd hy the Rcpubcln
committee would DC accorded tho priyeg &c az il he
came recommended by any other reputable body Of
gentemeu The Commodore said II was his intention
70 remove the yard as tar possible the field of
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THE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS JURY.

Yesterday morning at eleven O'CLOCK Mr.. Richard 8.
Newcomb, the tried the case IN which the
jury held to be In contempt, behalf OF Messrs
Blumgart and Hasselberger, presented petition by
the jurors 70 Judge Freedman asking that the fines
imposed be RENTED. He argued that IL was evident
from the course pursued that the Jury intended no
disrespec 10 tho Court, and that If they desired to
AVOID The responsibility Of passing upon questions
submitted TO them they would have done 50 at some
earlier moment OF their elaboration anu have re.
NAMED III consultation for poriod OF nearly eighteen
hours He also frankly apologzed Tor anything bear
lug the appearance OF disfespcct ana that
some OF the jurors they had no means comply with
the order OF the Court. Judge Freedman answered
that all the points submitted by Mr. Newconb had
been carefully considered by him before pronouncing
sentence, Otherwise his decision would have been
much greater severity, but III view OF the counsels
statement that some OF Tho jurors poor he
reconsider his decision MS to them Until this mornnl
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THE uopoKEN YKRRY

TO TIE EpIroR HERALD
beg to call your attention TO tho impotencss and
peglectfuness Of the HoDoken Ferry Company toward
their passengers. Thursday morning, by accident
nogigcuce, the Christopher boat in tho
slip OF tho Barclay street boat; but lew people were
informed OF this error, and when the boat started
great number found out that they tho wrong
way when II too latc which, doubt was .
great Inconvenience 10 q number VI them.
HOBOKENER.
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GREAT Jones srRErr,

To THE EpIroR THE HERALD
The hole the pavement in Great Jones street. ,p-
poslte the Law school, Is now only about sixteen
inches deep and has not changed perceptbiy Tor two
weeks II would undoubtedly smash any carriage tnai
happened 10 get wheel IN, and throw the driver
over tha horses; perhaps brcak his neck do moi
know what such accident might cost the city, but
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ALLEGED INFANTICIDE.

Ann Lewis, servant In tue family Of Mr.. Horner, a
farmer, near East New York. was arrested yesterday
charged with throwing the body OF a newly born IN
iant into an clubhouse ia Koscusxo street. near Lewis
avenue. she was taken 10 the City Hospital and
baby,
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H. 3. CHAPLIN : co. IS ronrxns

To TIE EDITOR HERALD:-
wish TO call your attention to the reckless manusA
in which H. b. Claim Il Co.'s porters are allowed 10
their trucks over tho sidewalk having occasion
10 pass frequently never do without fear n re-
nsratcd with IN the least down a shower al
the vIlest epithcts. EXPRESS
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THE BOY-BURNiNG SEASON.

Frederick Mott, nvc years OF age, OF No 485 Kent
avenue Brooklyn, died On Wednesday night IRON tho
ELECTS Of burns recently received at u bonfire
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ANSWER

ALL GENTLEMEN.
TO ruE EDITOR or rHs HERALD,--
have read complaint made in the HERALD Jr ~.
9th inst about tho oaiers that nfest the
hood OF No 702 Fifth street Tho complainant ~ M
must have made gross mistake, as ali gentle.
eu, sons vi tho Eleventh wards aud We tee v9ry a.
a8nant about Ne complaint ~
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FELONIOUs INTENT.

james Cook was recently convicted in the Court OF
Sessions OF Richmond county OF the larceny OF sum
Of money and sentenced to two years. Imprisonment
1t was claimed the trial behalf OF the that
ne found the money and at first honestly intended 10
restore u TO wnoovcr might own IT, but subsequently
did convert portion OF 1t to his use On the trial
his counsel, Mr.. Max Q. Huebncr asked the Court 10
charge that IT. at The time he found the money he did
not have Tho iclonious intent to to his own
use then he did not have thut fconious lntent
NECESSARY 10 constitute him gully OF larceny.
This the Court refused. Yesterday Mr. Hucbner moved
peloro Judge Westbrook, in Supreme Court Cham
bcrs for stay Of proceedings pending appeal from
Inc Jud4ment against his client. The motion op-
posed ny Mr.. John CroakN District Attorney Of Rich
mond county The Court was disposed TO hold the ex-
cepton US being well taken, and ordered adjourn.
Ment 10 the 9th ins 10 allow The production OF
tor book granting stay OF execution IN the
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EARLY CLOSING.


To the EpiToR HERALD:-
Ladies' n you Wish to win the approbation and -
TEEN OF thousand ladies aud gentlemen who are &C.
cupied in the dry ana fancy goods stores In Grand
street, east OF the Bowery, do your shopping bsfoPo
Ave O'Clock Ia tho evening aud shuu stores amer
that hour AN EAST SIDE WALL
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RUN OVER AND KILLED.

boy named Thomas Kelly was run over yesterday
and instantly killed by freight tram OF the Hudson
River Railroad at the oil Ganscvoort and West
streets. Elysh Cummings. The engineer OF the
dummy, was arrested and held 10 The or
the Coroner.
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surnnnn cornr-ossnnAl rnn. -Aalournea un.,l

SUPREME CorRr--GESERAL TERN Adjourned until
july q, 1877.
SUPREME CouRr--CIRcrIr-Par 1--Hcid by Judge
BarretL--case ON, No 1857 No day calendar Part
2--fieli by Judge Potter--Sho-t causcs--Nos 1892
$685. li9s 2l6s 4s99 1900 50es 472s 4774 5J5o $685.
ASS 5084 44O4, 25S4, 3s5, 4569 324s Part s--liel
By Judge Van BrunL-Short causcs-No- 5093 51S5,
6033 1872 4le9, 397 5oi3 5029 42o5 5lil 5ll5 4037
sos Il, $3.50.
SUPERIOR coURr-GESEaAL xsM-Adjourned sine
die.
SUPERIOR CONFESSIONAL TEKM-Held by Judge
Sanford No cay calendar.
SUPERIOR CoURr-fRiAL TERh-Part Held by
judge SedgwcA short causes-Sos. 1887, 1858.
1921 1870, 1851. Part Held by Judge Curtis.-No
day calendar Part 3-Heid by Judge Freedman Nos.
llU6 go b03, 1.45 1867. 1885 1919 1890 1901 1902
1915 la2s INA. l345 l3i9 1900 1868 1865 1882 1875
1879 1885, 1884, 1882 1884, 1885, 1885, 1887 1885, 1882
1891 1892
COMMON PLxAs-Eourr rsRM-Hed by Judge Van
Hoescn.-- day calendar
COMMON PLEAs-GgSrRAL TERN Adjourned sine
die
COMMON PLEAs-TRIAL TERM-Part l--Adourncd for
the term. Part 2-Adjourned Tor tho term. Part g.
Adjourned for the term.
MARINE CouRr-TaIAL TERx-Part 1-Adjourned for
tie term. Part 2-Held by Judge Sherdau.-Short
causes-Nos $50, $685. 0058, $685. 97l0, 972, 1856,
9i97 6005, ai43, $685. 9103. 1904 sS73. 9740. $685.
Part 3-hcld by Judge Srnott.-Short causes--Nos
oIS3 0630, $780, 1881. 0is2 94s5, y64S 9248, $3.50,
$751; 1927, 1860. 1904 9449
Court or GENERAL SEssioNS-Parts and AID.
journed for the term.
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THE COURTS.
Several Stories About Mari
tai Troubles.
WHAT Is FEL0NI0US INTENT {!
An Attempt to Mandamus an
r. G. T. A. B. Society.
!, FELONI0US INTENT +!
CLOSE OF THE TELEGRAPH SUIT.

Rosna Opsts and her husband, John 0pstal, were
e,parriod In Nay 1874 Al the time Of SUCH marriage
bhc was widow ana he widower, each having chill
dren by former marriages, and both having had about
wenty years. experience that line OF fc But three
months had elapsed when they discovered there had
boon some error their union which made its longer
continuance unacceptable and separation tho
suit The vile than brought suit TO obtain abso-
lutte decree OF DIVORCE which has been for time
pending before reieroc. motion was made yescr-
tertay, In Supreme Court, Chambers, before Judge
Westbrook for order directing payment by the hus
baud to the wife of tho sum OF $40 week amoDy
aud . fee of $780, In the papers used
the motion on behalf of the VITO she says that
when she married her husband she possessed In
her own right OF two houses in Brooklyn; that they
bad not been long married when he began
to show decided Partially for the title to these
houses, and solicited her to transfer them TO him.
This she refused and ho then urged her to have the in
come deposited in bank in their joint names. But
this she also refused. He then retaated hy refusing
10 share tho marital bed with her: he also dlspcs
sessed her from tho position Of chief Of the household
ana installed his daughter IN her place. Not only
tins, she says, uut he formed unlawful alliances with
other women, which sne Dases her action for di-
vorce. HIS income she fixes at $500 mouth and out
Of that amount she regards the sum she demands
being but reasonable snare. In answer 10 this ho
alleges that she abandoned his home without any Just
eause that MS income is very lar from tho amount at
which she states II !; that he FAMED in 1875 and she
knew II; that tho business Is now owned ny his
and all the income he receives $40 for sal
AIRY. AS the Case was already before rcerec tho
mann Issue Judge Westbrook directed that tho ques-
ton Of the amount OF alimony ana counsel loo be
4 FRED to HIM also, with instructions to proceed with
the ncaring from day 10 day until II Is completed
Before Judge Douohuc In the same branch OF the
Court, there Came up the divorce or Henry Dem
MS against Irene Dennis According to the papers
the The parties married In September 1868,
but IN March last, the husband ASSERTS his wife, after
bearing large family wandered he beaten pa,
ner previous vrtuoIs life IN company with Hoffman.
These wandcrngs, IN opposition TO the terms OF the
marital bond, the husband claims have broken that
bond anu he wants the Court 10 formally declare.
The object OF bringing the before Court yes
tcrday was 10 have II sent before referee. Ii was
stated by counsel Tor tho husband wife had
seen III 10 put IN IN answer The Judge granted the
motion aud referred tho case to James r. Lcdwnh.
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DECISIONS.
SUPREME couRT--cHAMBERs.

BY J,dgc Barrett
Dickerson w. Wason.,-Case and amen dments act.
tied wv
Foley va Nathbonc. settled
BY Judge aonohue
In The matter OF Saomon n the matter of Namder.
Stewart vs. Wheeler -GrantcL
Sweet va Adams Motion de.od wt,h rhor,v -
renew on payment OF $40 costs
Seller VS.. Combes.-Motion deniui without costs
ln the matter OF the receivershiboi Tho paol Kali
Compsny.-0rder granted, denying hotiou &c
watson vs. Trnner.-Ordcr granted. an navnont ~
&10 other costs TO abide event caus. IN b reierrcd
TO f. ID. Gallo.
Bucking vs. Hausett.-Motion granted
Poet VA Poet; Poix vs. Poix.-Dccree OF divorce
granted 10 plaintiff
Dawson va kottsbohm and olhera --yina, ngs
signed
MARINE CoURT-gPEcIAL TERM
BY Judge Goepp.
Fox VS. Florentin.-Judgmcnti Tor plaintiff
Pfyer Va. Murphy; StariD Va Andei son; hruse v.
k"yder; Eckhardt VI. Hcrdcnhcincr; Levy W.
Schwartz Order.
Vosbura w. TDompson.-Reicree's report and order
SeIkmHn vs. Hvhnstem Attach Dent granted.
COURT CALENDARS-TH DAY.
SUPREME CoURr-CnAmBRRs-Held by Judge Dopo.
huc--Nos 81 l03 l29 1870, l4l, l4e. III, 2U7 272
2S', 29l, 293, 200, 291. 291 29s, 299 800.
SUPREME CoURT-SfKCiAL 1ERM--hcd BY judge
Wsstbrook-Cass on, No 4oA No day calendar
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THE TELEGRAPH SUIT CLOSED.

General Benjamin +. Butler closed his argument
yesterday III tho great telegraph SUIT, after speech
over fifteen hours HIS remarks yesterday were con-
hned, as they were the day before TO dissection OF
thc various deeds and contracts under which At
lantic and Pacific Telegraph Company claim title to
the quadruplex system oi biography The Generals
speech, notwithstanding the dry details, listened
TO with evident attention by large audience, many Of
whom werc ladies' At ITS conclusion the sub
United 10 Judge Sanford, who promised give 1t his
careful consideration. IL IS not probable that deci-
SION win DO rendereL before next IalL
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TEMPERANCE BYLAWS.

The matter OF MoGrath against The ST. James Tenn
Perance and Benevolent Society, already noticed In
the HERALD, before Judge Westbrook, IN Supreme
Court, Chambers, Tor argument, yesterday. McGr ath
applied in OF sickness Tor the usual weekly allow.
from the society. This refused him. aud he
then commenced suit In u civil 10 recover five
weeks allowance For this act the society tried aud
expelled him. under bylaw winch fixes expulsion as
penalty for member taking IN appeal to any other
tribunal from O decision OF The society. He now
claims that the bylaw under which he was expelled
Is against public policy void, and asks that the
Court shall issue Its writ OF mandamus compel the
society ~ renstate him In all his RI. hts member
IN good standing The matter, after beng argued at
some length, adjourned over, 10 allow the officers
Slain of McGrath for an allowance not jast and
proper
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BY Railroads.
MORGAN'S LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAII.


Nov II . bales cotton G w Ssntell Cos Clapp
Bros &co-2 Jno Chaffe g. Sons-2 RykosE & Manade
- Newman e. J0nes--6 bales moss j A Bourg-a
sacks seed cotton Hartwell g. Chambers-45 hhds gu.
gar bbls molasses Bush g. Levert-70 do d Given
Son do robert Hare-is do Delgedo &oo-4 do
hhds sugar & Newman--14 do Richard Mill.
ken--lot oranges and sundries to o,der--Total Is
bales 90 ton sacks seed cotton SO hhds sugar 125
bbls moasses
Per steamship Harlan from Corpus Christi-645
bags wool al bdls skins bales hides lib hides A
Whitney &co-254 bags wool and snndries to order
From Rockport-2i7 bags wool 30a hides Is boxes
sundries to order
From Indianoa-23 bales cotton bales wool Is
sacks wool and sundries A Whitney deo-To,al %
bales cotton
Per steamship Whitney from Clinton for New York
$40 bales cotton q A Whitney &co-sundries to or.
der-Total $40 bales cotton
From Galveston--59 bses cotton A Whitney
co-409 sacks coffee Gordon e. Gomila-@4 bdls hides
to order-s5000 In specie State National Bank-sun
dries to order-Total SO bales cotton
From Clinton-3l bales cotton Jno Hardie Geo.
81 do f Berje-37 do Walden. Hawkins &co-l5 do
Kirkpatrick Kieth--2 do Clapp Bros &co-s Bick-
ham g. M0ore-3 do Gumbel-5 do % bbls pecans
81 Damned &cc-6 do Flash. Lewis &co--aOs sacks
cotton seed Cotton Seed Observation-Disclosures to
order-Tota ls2 bales cotton 2Os sacks cotton seed
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SEALED PROPOSALS.

DEPARTMENT OF WATERwoRKs AND PUBLIC
Buildings. Koom No. 90, City Hall,
New Orleans, November 6. 1877. J
Sealed proposals will be received by the un.
dersigned until MONDAY, November 10. 1877, al
10 o'clock, M, for repairs to Boys House Of
Refuge, according to plans and specifications
of City Surveyor.
The city reserves the right to reject any. and
all bids.
Parties making proposals for the work are
required to deposit with the Administrator OF
Finance. as an evidence Of their intention to
abide by the adjudication, the amount of 500 in
cash. which shall be forfeited to the city in case
of failure to sign the contract.
Bidders to whom contract is not awarded
shall have their deposits returned to them on
the day adjudication is made.
No bids will be received unless accom- panied
by certificate Of Administrator of Finance that
deposit has been made.
Proposals to be endorsed, Proposals for re-
pairs to Boys House of Refuge"
JAMES D. EDWARDS,
nO7td Administrator
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HooeIDte OIL Fr00ucos
ST LouIS-Per steamer Gold Dust with one barge
Ia 1876 bushels corn In bulk ~ sacks corn Gordon
Gomia--6I5 do Oscar Chopin-spa do Howard Pres
ton-40 bills potatoes . bbls apples Greve Il Wilder
mann--l0o bbls -four u Camors-sa9 do II DelBon.
dio--3a5 do perlreauville &ce500 do 100 halt do SO
flour Groebel-50 do II I Lawler--55 do A Amour
600 do 7g5 sacks corn w ii Mathews e. BrG-t0 bbls
oornmeal Norman Jones' 200 bbls -four u pkgs but
tor zuberbier & Belant00 bbls grits 100 bbls -four
Sehwabacher, Frowenfeld Pfeifer---2l5 do Miller.
Dolhonde &to-5si do Vairin d. Mortimer-l50 do L
Hamilton Goose do Randolph Dunnca--50 do
order-g00 do bbls buckwheat i1s bbls cornmeal 81
bhls arits and hominv 30i sacks corn Glover Oden.
dahl....i cask bacon l40 bbls -four % half do @ A.
Whitney &oo---25 tos lard rs half hbs do q II Law.
renee &oo-l00 kegs do Schmidt & ziegler--i0 tubs
butter drum cheese John Moore &oo--g boxes
mdse Rice, Born &co-2S bbls oil Baldwin &co-250
sacks feed Geo Heck &co---500 half rolls bagging
White Byrne76 sacks pot toes 1870 saoks oats 1869
Nnson &co--a boxes mdse Stauffer, Macready Zoo
l do Folsom Bros--a7 pkgs mdse II Riquelme-1 roll
leather Benville OH Co.'s tics lard 80 kegs do Burke
& Thompson II box mdse Waters-lC0 bbls pork
lis boxes eggs Borde MIS- cases mdse Vim cent
&co---i Dbl mdse M Soria---l0 do Blanks Line-20
cases mdHe G A whitney Geo -l3e2 sacks cotton
seed Cameron a. 8 ewart-3D7 sacks oileake W Bur
bridge &co5s6 do coops poultry 3ob bales cotton to
order-4 do Meyer Weis &co-3 do w j Frier son g.
co--sundries to order--Tota 3l3 bales cotton 1859
sacks cotton seed s3 sacks oilcake 524 bbs flour $50
sacks oats 1860 sacks H. 1906 bushels In bulk
PORT EADS-Per steamer 81 bbls rice v II Der.
nard-2t do ID. sacks rough rice Haspel-33s do to
Kip & Ruch-75 do + Henke--47 do G II Alen-46
do Bush & Levert--43 do J A Blsffer &co-sundr1es
to order-1otal 4a bbls rice 6s6 sacks rough rice
LOWER COAST-Per steamer Isabel--i2 hhds
sugar Richard Milliken--5 do Barstow g. Deeves-6
do IL bbs molasses J w Burbridge &co---6 bbls pc
cans Il Perret- sundries to order--TOtal % hhds
sugar Is bbls molasses
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NOTICE TO BAKERS.
MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS.
City Hall, November 10. 1877

MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS. |,
City Hail. November 10, 1877.
The average price of fresh -four being this day
seven dollars and fifty cents in accordance
with said valuation the price of bread for the
week commencing on MONDAY, November 10.
1877. will be:
Sixty ounces for twenty cents.
Thirty ounces for ten cents.
Fifteen ounces for five cents.
Bakers of bread are required to use only the
best -four of the above value per barrel. and the
use of damaged or inferior -four In bread offered
for sale In this city Is prohibited. Consumers
police station any violation of the above ordi.
nance: either In variation of weight or quality of
material -
no10 ED. PILSBURY Mavor
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-11-12
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

ST. CHARLES HOTEL-B. Bayliss, Mem
phis; A. ]. Carter st. Louis: G; F. Vance and
wife, Memphis: B. D. Jordan. Memphis; Fl. r..
Brainerd New York; w. W. Shelby and wife,
Henderson. Ky: II. We'll. Philadelphia: B. F.
Coleman and wife, Memphis; r. L. Thomas.
New York; Chas. Ballard, Louisville;. j j.
J. r. Gallagher. Louisville: c. Fl. Lawrence.
city; j. w Wilds. w. d. Magrgder. New York !;
Evansville; Chas. B. Harkhess. Philadelphia:
blaine Boston.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-11-12

Commencing Tuesday, Nov. IS. express trains
will leave New Orleans at Z a. m. and D.. m.
Both trains will connect at Milan with l. y N.
York and all Eastern cities. and at Cairo for st.
Ionis and Chicago. This is the only line run
6ing double daily trains to and from all points
NORTH and East.
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LOWER COAST

1871. Lower Coast Packets. 1878.
NEW ORLEANS AND GULF TRANSPORTA-
TION COMPANY
The following steamers will leave
LsAa&Sa las below. carrying the United
- malls
MARTHA, W. s. BASSETT, master. -,
Leaves TUESDAY and THURSDAY at IL m. Y
for Port Eads, and SATURDAY at 5 o. m, for
Port Esds and Pilot Town
ALVIN. w. T. Seovell master.
Leaves MONDAY. WEDNESDAY, and FRI
DAY at u m, for Port E4ds and way landings.
A clerk is always on the landing IS receive
freight. 80 -
No one has authority to contract any debts
against the above named boats, excepf upon
written order of the captain So
For freight or passage apply on board or To
the cGmp1ly's o4liee, No. q Cont sfrsst
Z MOI JOHN KQUNS. President.