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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-04-01
NO COMPROMISE.
Hampton Rejects all of Chamber.
Iain's Propositions.
1ase South Carolina Affair Definitely Set
tied.
chamberlain Told that the Cabinet Can dc
Noihing FIR Him.
Epee,al to the N. O. Democrat.l

Special to the N. o. Democratl
WASHINGTON, March 81. -Hampton's
rejection OF Chamberlain proposition
reached the President and was taken
under consideration by him and the Cab
met after the close Of the afternoon dis
patches. The administration was not
surprised at the rejection, having been
previously informed by both Hampton
and his friends that no compromise Of
any kind would be entertained.
Your correspondent has learned from
o. private source that Chamberlain was
this evening definitively advised by a
member of the Cabinet that the admin
istration could do nothing further in
the premises unless to undertake the
policy Of sustaining him by main force,
which was out Of the question. The
rejection OF the Chamberlain protocol
by Hampton practically settles the
South Carolina case. BUELL..
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-04-01
SOUTH CAROLINA.
A Repuhllcan.s view Of the s,tuat,on.

WASHINGTON, March 3t.-eThe Republican pub
fishes Il startling iptervlew with Judge l.. q.
Northrnp Circuit Judge OF the Seventh District.
Cap loning the interview, the RaI,ublican says:
lhe Judge is native-born South Caronian,
being o descendant OF one Of the oldest fami les
in the State.
When the late war took place, Judge Northrop,
his father and his brother all enlisted on the Con
federate side. His father and brother were
killed, and he survived to afterwards become a
Republican and firm supporter OF Gov. Cham
berlain.
After paying high compliment to the man.
hood aud Integrity OF Chamberlain, he proceeds
to discuss the situation. The Democrats believe,
as they do in their existence, that Hampton re-
csiyed over 1000 majority OF these votes, and is
the lawful. duly elected Governor. They claim
that it has been decided in their favor By the
courts, and that they would eagerly defend it by
the last dollar and the last life.
have never seen such profound excitement
and inflexibiity Of resolution as exists through
out my section. 1t il in every fibre OF the atmos-
phere and must be felt to bs understood. 1t is q
kind of frenzy that possessed the people o
Paris in 1893. II has been waiting like cnane
tiger, on the first movement OF Hamptons finger
or lips. Ii that movement had been made, the
whole army Of the UniEsd States would have had
business ON it's hands.
Farther on he says swell, am Repnbli.
can, every inch of me, and Carolnian, every
inch Of noe, and I don't want to see tho state
pnss iuto the hands OK the Dem cracy, but
don't want to see it go to the devil either"
Reporter-Well, il II mpton becomes Gov
ernor would peace follow
Ju lge Northrop-- Yes, hir, it would, most un
doubtedly, and with that peace would oomt
ample protection to all people alike, and property
would at once become Enhanced in value b.
twenty-five per cent.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-04-01
Facts About Flyers.

who are to Take Part In the Spring
Races Of the Louisiana Jockey Club.
Tho impression Is fast growing upon the pub
lie mind that the spring meeting Of the Louisiana
Jockey Club, announced to begin April 7. will be
one OF the best ever held in the South. There
will be an immense field Of horses in attendance
upon the gathering, and in the ranks will be
found stables from all parts Of tie country, and
crack stables too, including some Of the best
thoroughbreds now on the American turf
There are already upwards Of fifty horses at
the track now in training, and they make up
something very lively in the way of sport every
day. during the hours set apart for their prepara-
tory exercises.
Among the stables now here may be noted
that OF Pine & Nc Mahon, of Mississippi, con-
tanning string Of six, to WIT: Klburn, Russ But
ier, Ike BonnaDel, Blondella, Enlster and Whip
saw.
Larry Bart, of New Orleans, has Clamr,ie g..
War Jig, Bob Woolley, Red Man, Henry Uwers
and Reddng.
Woodland, Barney Vic, Cora Lynn and Rochester
The veteran Mike WEIGH, of New YORK, is at the
front, as usual, ard brings forward string Of
seven, containing Capt. Hu crimson, Port Leon
ard. Armas. "Ihe Nipper," Commodore Parasot.
yerd1gr and B @ by Sundown.
John Huggins, of Dallas, Texas, brings Jack
Hardy. Belle Barslay-full sister to King Alfonso
J. O. Mccoy and Ella Rowett.
George Hskes. Of illinois, has Uncle Tom and
John Campbell, and in the same stable Capt.
Taylor has Biloxi
During the coming week Gay, Spencer and Fill
more of Texas, will be here with big delegation.
including the Harper family, and later on Cottrill
Stone and williamson, OF Mobile, will materially
swell the ranks by numerous additions.
Ihere are als0 to be here two stables of good
oses from Charleston. where they have been
wlnterlng, another stable from Mississippi, be-
sdes stables from other portions OF the country.
IurI men are in fne feather at the prospect oil
capital sport, and are especially iubilant ii con
for The winners. = - 80 -
Asogeshsr, racing week will be repiete with
eagerly and pleasantly watched bysaiI vho deiicls
in the pastime of racing. = >---'s'-''
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-04-01
The Picayune and the Public Printing.
"Asrume o virtne. il you have il not.n

'Assume q virtue, il you have it not"
Editor Deno0at-I have been amused at the
wrath Of the Pfcayune over The matter of the
public printing. stranger, Conservative. or
o Radical reading the illusions Of the Picapsee
would swear that 1t was virtuous and patriotic;
but few Extremists" OF this city know foil well
why the DEMooRAr was, OF necessity, started,
how faithful it has been to the people in great
distinction Of "oficial journal" in any competi-
ton with the Picayuf,e.
lam one Of those who originated the DEMO
cEAr, arr I'll tell ycu why it was done.
For months before the DEMOCRAT was started
it was mater OF common remark that the tone
of both the Picoyane and the Times was, while
attempted to be concealed, distinctly inimical to
the political interests Of the people. A number
OF g. ntlt men of the highest standing held quiet
meetipgs within twenty steps of the office Of the
Ptcoyune aeain and again discussed the state OF
things, and ultimately determined to risk the
qreat undertaking Of establishing paper in the
English language (the good and true being in
French, the old Bee} which would make square
and unequivocal fight against Radcalism and all
it's iniquities.
Nor must it be supposed that we did not take
nto full consideration another point OF great i'm
portance. We felt th,t we must have at least
one paper, and We calculated fairly that the e.
tsblishment Of our paper would drive the othe 7
two papers ioto proper traces.
The result has proven the wisdom Of our de-
ducsions. Instead Of no friendly papers, except
the Bee, in our great campaign, we secured three,
and we forced the two old ones to be squaraly for
Us mot wishy-washy. II they had not thus come
out, the DEMooRAT would lave been great Pc
cuuiary success; but higher result was sough,
and achieved BY the founders OF that paper. The
present vinuous indignation Of the Picnytne il
pleasant to eontemplats from IN unsophisticated
standpoint, b Inexperienced men have Witnessed
i besags IN potiticsl haxlossy. BaUTUs.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-04-01
MAD. WELLS.
Implicated i'm the EmbezzIement
of Vast Sums.
sSeale of His Frauds at Last Unearthed,
Possibility Of the Peniten,iary After kn.
Especial to N. o. Democrat

WASHINGTON. March 31.- Facts have
recently been developed here which will
probably render nugatory any stipula-
tions Of amnesty that may have been
entered into for the benefit of Madison
Wells. 1 am not at liberty to give all
the details OF this affair, but can say
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-04-01

See all those new goods now being opened by
III. L. Byrne b Co.'S.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-04-01
LOUISIANA MATTERS.
That Terrible COllectOrshfp.

WASHINGTON, March Silt is understood the
Louisiana Conservatives have modified their de-
termined opposition 10 the appointment OF . pol
itiolan as Collector OF Customs at New Orleans.
1t ia q matter Of surprise that an Of Nichols
diplomatic forces are Tnassing At NV Orleans, TO
act on the commission, leaving the President and
his secretaries without the meaus OF obtaining
exact information Of the progress of events.
GOV. HAMPTON.
A serenade rendered Him.
WASHINGTON. March 3l.-Gov Hampton has
accepted serenade by citizens OF Washington,
at o'clock this evening, and leaves for home at
o'clock Sunday morning. He prolonged his stay
at the suggestion OF Secretary Eyarts.
THE GEORGIA MARsHALsHIP.
Major Smith to be Left I'm Possession.
WASHINGTON, March 3i.-Col Aston, very
strongly recommended by Senator Gordon and
others, has Withdrawn his papers Of application
for the Office of harshal of Georgia.
This action undoubtedly secures the continu-
ance of Major Smith in the Office.
OAKEY HALL.
He Is Found at Last-In Europe.
NEW yoRE, March 3l.-Oakey Hall has been
found Ill last. He arrived in Liverpool last night,
having sailed from B 1stoa On the 18th inst, ia
the freight steamer Victoria. az w. E. Sutcllffe,
.a1 paebee- He had engaged his passage several
days shsaa.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-04-01

Tho Arlington Glee Club wi give their second
annual picnic and promenade concert at the
Washington Hotel, Lake End, Sunday, April Is.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-04-01

In good old times importations Of Piper
Heidseick one year reached 63 900 baskets.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-04-01

New psxxsols in great variety st popular prices
at u, L HNna b Cor, 168 Canal street.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-04-01
He Is Fenud at Last-rn Europe.

j. Il. walker, D. D. s.. 1870 Dsiord street.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-04-01
TFrom Our Evening Edition Of Yesieriay.l
SOUTH CAROLINA.
Hampton the Popular Hero Of
the Day.
Rage of the Radicals at the Wei
come Given Him Everywhere.

Proposes to Compromise.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-04-01

OUR LIVES We RISK OUR FRIENDS TO SAVE.
Fred. Meyer, Marshal; Aids. W. q. Buck
Rodger Murphy; J. A. TarboDe, President: n
Roebm, Vice Preslds mt: IT, Geis, Foreman: j.
Guilbn, First Assistant; D. Ulmer, Second Assisf-
ant; ]. Pertzzendorph, Secretary; J. slertx.
Treasurer
Last in order, though not least by far. vss
Young America No. with G5 men on the roueg
who stepped to the voIuptuous strains Of na1sss.
by the Third Infantry band.
This engine was also mourning the loss OF Z
member. T.. Diabol.
The r hand engine was beautifully paintefIsnd
arsistlcally decorated on it's drum sIaone f0rfk
it's motto: "our ives We risk our frieyIds ts
save" In front = gorg sous bouquet ardaeaYsR
conspicuously. In short, this little haD 4 enefna
was gem of its kind, and showed 70 great a.
vantage In the Iageant. -
The inside OF the ropes was grsAed By tha:
horses Fred Geiss and Bismarck. The fatter-
galy bedecksd with ribbons, stroIie his circnr1s
scribed space In conscious mar xner. snd mr. ~
not astonishing. Bismarck f,as been tVenkv
years fireman i've have our doub1e ahou1 -.
ing ..dsshorss"l, and hs oslght Is .knoN f<o
ropes !. -"
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-15

i@~s,iy q vss,.Ssisli. p. be- iosssss
10 shis eisy. ard ~ oev rU3As~l - give In.
slssr'iors ou Violin o Double Bsss u r~sson.
sess sss,s. Call % sddssss = !. u sl,'s hssssu.
.: -: 3 s.s :::'l; : 49, !: ~ ! -: l::;;s;
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-15
iypasss Anu l,snr spa,as wAeoas

hand. Alan Farm and hosd Wagons of my
own mnke. The sbovs Wagons guarantee to
sell - low - ths same style Of Wagons can be
purrhsrsed In sscrsusrnto City. with tho ssidi-
ton Of freight from Sacramento 10 Csrson: l
have also ON hand and for salo
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-15
wagon Depository.
Carson City studebakes

HAVING RECEIVED THE AGENCY
III for the sale Of tho celebrated studebaksr
Wagons. am now receiving wagons from the
above mandatory. especially slapted 10 this
state. ~ they vere made from models aud pat
terms sent to thu mMuufactory By me. also
have . nno lot VI
New-York tribune., 1877-09-01
CIVIL NnrEs.

Judge Robinson, in Common Pleas, Special Ierul'
granted yesterday Of absolute divorce 10 Sane' D.
Moran from bis wife. EIa N. Moran.
Carl Me,sner charged with fratncide has OBJ
tnc writ habeas corpus re'urnaOle this morning Oeoio
Jrdre Van Bruut iu supreme court Chambers
judge Van Brunt. i'm supreme Court Chambers
hss granted divorce in the salt of Matilda Fol against Ao'i
bert Fell
Conrad fisherman has taken ont lettcrs OF Admin
ttou o tc estate fisherman, who died re
,foify from uutiation tao hau..s OF Loual WezeL
In the divorce suit of Stewart NJ Freeman against
Hannah Freeman Judge S,dgw,s already reported in
I'm rRuNE refused grant orl Of reference because
although sn attorney had appeared Tor the WIFE, it was not
moved a .le wife hal been personally served Win the
sammoa proof tit she had since been duly % VIZ
n, SUMMONS tld complaint and hai u.l 'i-N,, , @ .t
Spo u upeor Court Chambers referred iho case !e'''
Cay to A,frcI irnc
The suit of Joseph A. B,yden for divorce from
ic came rp before Judge Van hrant in supreme Com"
fu,rhar Yesterday lhc uIsgt.G and defendant have two
elldrn a present supported the defendants father ana
me defendant asks handsome amoUy, claiming thai her nus
hand is wealthy The husband dcirs ls great wealth ana
sss tnat his wr about eighty letters, spec
men. Juucc Hn BiIlii oilcI9 ltlrI,..' ~ 1 Z ' r,.i
u1a blt ucocts that the only ton 10 i COM
!. vai vogt he suihle amount 20 be auo"td M Vie" ol
1 pccurl-sy a.ilY oi the pa mum
The salt of james r. Hepburn AGENT Margaret
Urrhu to auuu t,r marriage the ground that the Ge
f1asus first husband William III. baldwin living al the
tm, of tacr mauage was before Judge hob nson, In
eu RENE Court Circuit yesterday motion 20 set aside an
o-lorof publication obtained by tiP plaintiff TIE YlIH'a
fa u rreyou. sut divorce the ground of adultery
b. mistake ip tlc order Of r,ie.nce n laS sa Us r r
s. ftt tg trfeutlui tr-c- in Nis'1c cls'i- 'it
b. token - though tIe Jurisdiction n Ore court !S bh ~
'rs 90 r-'lS beyond lIr ~iitt Jd's' i'V''"'''' "
learned iLe argument 20 iu. u.,'d.'
New-York tribune., 1877-09-01
THE COURTS.
,u.,rrr LIENS FnR COSTS.

Judge Van Hocsen rendered decision III
,he sui, OF Francis \. Bangs and another against tl
Ocean National Bank Tho plaintiffs defended t"o su't
brought. one by the Lyons Natlonal BANK
and the other by William Holmes agaMss 'n'
defendant in this suit successfully ana the coss "o,
adjusted. but no Judgment - been entered u''nOUt'
- .,.,,tq. .o,, cute- iudypent when they please
Tbs ocean Rank failed aud the paullhs tIuugAl ihs
sit uarry % enable them 90 sell inc ludEu'h' W.
e'cd N, favor OF She defendant for their neneh ano
1rily to rstnhsh the amount due them from c DIN
ir3r Van H0escn holds that while the planu nave
ion ror tbc whole amount on the judgments for costs
" en entered. DE cannot give decree To sell lhe M
fxez the amount N4oF'r plaintiffs IN the HoiiueS tut u
81 Ol- 3d. and IN ths other suit at 1S,SJS w. ih d"
= tUI &
New-York tribune., 1877-09-01

Island Iulv o. since which August % bad strong
and thence light variable winds and calms
B1rk Immanne CNorl samuelsen, Exmouth, 30 days in
p'rS hahe r. siceper (Sf Roctl'ud sleeper, Boston.
'.. ln ballast, "a master. WIN load ior Genoa q, h., g.,
Ggo9 oi w9esc ~ Witt wiiaS MayTs a 4 Had asi @
mos, Of the PASSAGE August ~ lat r. $ Jon & ~ 40
alO lon 4s spoke brig Eurocydcn Cr from Narse'lle'
Re B1niei rrownridrc Cof New Haven Rogers stPerre
Mart. 20 DAYS with sugar 10 y. Trowbridge Co. I'm,
Bg Etna f Pcjoul McKinnon Clac. Bay, 10 days win
Is b. sirSnach of Annapo. y. - Mnro l, Eoss9 ss0
Fisher Capt Mason, win 900 Qualities u fish, p.o, 20
sclr n. o Har Brown. yirgnia Win Goa coal, coal,
scir. Ioire speed. virginia, with lumber .,,,
ST ST hRS fRoSa S%a. HSI @S. arsS 6at"e ii Nth
schr Il. IIill smith Baltimore, with & &e9a. ,
sc6r. = Eiadberr Robinson rsia9a with wood
c chF Jo j. Mcboua c lsk seksnds 5 Wilma T So With coal
SAILED.
Steamships Acapulco ior An a Cty ~ - Hsgpp S'i3g m or
G"yescu Morgan Ci'y Tor AeMoI%g.n' % iS VI VI fir fi
\ crpoo barks EUROPA. Tor SieiuE Neae IT, "Pe5l s6ri i
1ade for cork Philadelphia, or Quces'own' brig h"mio@
sAmrD BY WAY OF Long ISLAND SOUND.
steamship CoIes for HaaS, brgs Mary t. Rowland, i9r
Gi3'i,' ;omars 1r oaee,;s,2w; s'1g' mr. m r. =
GlltcrAgeye for Pot Lady Antrim for "aieA"' Same
81 NsEiyi9d a sandy Hook, moderate s. cloudy at
city Island, fresh. =. w.. clear.
MOVEMENTS or OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
HAVANA August 3l.-Ilo steamship CUy Of Mcyco capt
Mcintosh, from Newl oT August % M Ncd mere lhs morn
LoNnoN June 3I.-rhe National Lin. Steamship Den
ll1nis, YORK, - TOT i.vh''i
arrived on te Lizard az O'Clock this Iif' 1}on ~ ,
QUEENSTOWN. Aug. 81 The Iumau D. steams lp CIV on
Berlin from liverpool August 80, sailed enca Ion Ne"i Ok
to-day.
FOREIGN PORTS
LONDON AUG 81-s.ijed 2lsi inst 4. j. Petiinri Tor
PIlaGr a PSI; iust Kate Wentworth -h iu;h ns fdel9id
PegIsc. Union. Capt Cr.cu-3f latter flr Nc'orauE st
INST, okT. for Pensacola. Alfred. capt Gray, i'i H"'ah
nah. Lydia ScIJdeid from London Tor Mobile
DOMESTIC PORTS.
FogrE.. MoSGOg. hug. 3l.-AIiycd, ship Ccypn Golfer
from 4y-ii'pI FOR orders. ,-
Pom UoiAi. s. c. Aug. 3i.-Arrived steamship CITY OF
PORTLAND. Aus 3l.-Aiuyed, schr. George Washington
from Booth Bay Tor Barac0l
BustuS AUA. tl.-Arrvtd steamships Norman NsAeiaon'
from IIialtIlla. Pot ssilc Pierce, from Pmltdfpui
4siIINuEf. Au.. 3I.-AIuNe'. .tcauslp bfdWN-thWte'
Undul,ch. UI.ilcu haras MtIie, Nir.'i-Hn Rom
from heuHc5cr. ClHrel sup, Nl. woodbury. -'nld' i1s
BrIaeu a FIuuekonl for Antwerp baIks Augusta V"Nis'
fHIlturrr,'A aug. .I.-Nuvcd. steamships Roman.
pIo}ittuc,. NIutcaior. Rogers, fnun raj Eyt m tI.
E.c'al.g Sule. q. wiling, Her, from .dtiu"le
Slip Cambridge, iil from Lo'dr; bark -rbasilhi i"'l'
1.-t.It cHu Bremen; sr.Is. e. ~. I'tAt htlH- ii,'
Cola ~pina; NARY n. ~iccbuIu, Reed. from d3IHir It
akeIuuIt, Faisonbltg hom Fal l.yeI sophie Godfrey
Noanr, hOm Lynn.
MTSCELLNNEDUS.
PorrsorlH y IL. Au.. 3I.-lrrlr2eInrurs ar making
pacing superior fed horn un "r ic. t'k
lighthouse ut IuOln this h.IbOT, the engine dnu Ha
ifor oite- stID Ae.rs scc rum Page.l
New-York tribune., 1877-09-01
ercDNn noANn-I:3D ?. n.
FRIDAY, Aux. 3l-r. n.

The condition Of the New-lorN banks, ia counce-
tion with the probable immediate future OF our
local money market begins to attract general aticn-
ton Ihe Dailg B,lieliH, after showing that Che out
flow of grconbacks from our banks, from September
| to November /, was Sl4.cOoOo0 IN 1874, S23,.
O0O, ,OO00 in 1879, and Tl5O00,000 IN 1876, says:
II we should experience. this fa,. only the aYrrage
rate of reduction IL Y0u follow tlat the e5OOOOOOO Of
Ks now CO hand would (eTedHced 10 So 700 0OQ
New-York tribune., 1877-09-01
Brookinn propcrtn Go Ect.

TO LET, very low, the desirable 3-Story
~. aud basement brick dwelling so. 223 CauoIsi near
Carroll a bic tenant tho viii hc
reasonable ppiv % ,. T. Cpi;$ a. Comtst Io0kyu
rEO LET-lluusc, 3-stOry and basement, 10
rooms all improvements beautiful. popular location. best
bargain ia Brooklyn; equals 81 20 houses IN New YORK
rIt s35U; % AL ferries. IlascrSL from Fulton Ferry,
pass tho door. owner, No 2J3 Halscy st.
New-York tribune., 1877-09-01
SHiP Nfu&
Port Oh NEW.YOEK. ...................
81 r.. rsr.rA

Port Oh NEw.YoEK ..................... AUGUST 81
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Nl .. I''I.i 'f .'i, r.-..-....i r...,
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Steamship ta-taIa lirl, lAhd-u.e, bIi-o' ii'i''I''l
BIS. ,,... ,.......,, ,,...i. Mai, s,.,,o.
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= '.'N - 7iA. ..... ,..,,r r,uas.l,ti, Penn las
l..I
stfu shin Morgan City Read New Orleans, hoscrt Nor
-,,r Shin CITY OF austin Chester, Fgruaadna and Port
I.osal. q. u. Mallory q Go. . ,. .
steamship CIV 90 houston Ht'NcHa' '"f'7'"" vi" NY
Wes;, O.. d. ta oy g. Go. F.. t-... , ~.
SiIp IfI. tI i+u DIT !'li Iioi .l ''
Bark Hes No. ansn hI ia. - l', l, M
Bark J... r. -rir ''iiN' ''- ri'''i N'' " 'E"'ii
4 o.. ... ,..,.. ,,....,.,, 20.
EIk a. lD /ai'' Nlitr Al"'',l' ~ ~ lt. ts w.,
Al1tft 0ib1 i-itfa" '"'A '+ '''i'''' '"' '-''
u--.u. . .... ,. ,,, ,,,. 81.
B.ri. Impress 0NEa VENOM 9i't'44 '''r I"I'n io1' *
Co. d, . ,,.,..,.t.,.,e r,,,,o,. Don.
3J.b kinn1 ~"ed iiIa'A '"''''i'4'"i'' i'-'' I''''
la. & B0te- n n -.,.. e..t..o Goo ,.-,.--, o. 1,,..
bt.- tdil." tN'i'' ''''-' .'-'' ''' '''''" " '
New-York tribune., 1877-09-01
fionsrs an0 farms Wanico.

pARTNENTS WANTED III New-Y0rk City,
~ on OF railroad and good Episcopal school o
bows from seven 10 ten years oi gsd sun 1l tsi 9i '
1 a moderate cost for housekeeping. Address NJ d., no.
y7G Purchase ST Boston. Mass
New-York tribune., 1877-09-01

1 IVA Wv IEp,FY SOUTHERN RAILROAD.
CounsncIng June Is. lS5l steamers leave Ne" oIA
Iler = North River, loot kcct"fs' '"hn''""~ ~ ''
Hook with trains tor o.,- a.,.,,
iIi.iclpbia and Toms ycT o2p, g. y a. me- aIu $40 p W.
Sea side Park Bafnegat and BeAch Haven o'-o a. h anu
3:4j y. ,s.rum
Nin.land lrigetOn. Atlantic CtY anh cape MAY, ySo d III
0uN' " a W. ). sNLDEN General Manager.
New-York tribune., 1877-09-01
REAL ESTAIE.
NEw.YoRk. Friday. Aue. 81. y

NEW-l DIRK, flluaN, Aux 81 iNft'
The auction sales at the Exchange sales
room to-day. were an posi iponed.
OFFICIAL RECORD OF REAL E9TA1 T. TRANSFERS.
NEW-HOEk CITY.
iOu-st 'C5 2davc lG.sz3~9. T Little. oN. 10 ~
Mary 8 IoGd .-------. b-pO
Wcsi broadway go 95i; Robe1 j. Brndase and .,
Vic o. ii,"y o'ti....'. .. - X. I'''''
me- to lti,'J PAM h,. - ..-....... ...... 19.5O0
i.ust no ,gD)J u sinclair ref " T E1Urot s.CuJ
IGHciaI1 J. \. SAVAGE, Deputy RI .i-.tr.
OFFICIAL RECORD OF NOpTGAGJe
Is,l.i. " ,i ave-; ... MS 5000
ave awe . " 1000
.z Z ,,. r.. 80 IL .' '' 2,Coo
HAiS Var 3 70 1000
t ,, ,. li i7, a. i.s II yr. $500
Same Same. Illr.ts' 4tiiEe: }.li-..... =, wv
aa!le. Tf-.-. tt-1s e.; IL 35'J
,. y1i, 10 '''. 5000
te1rs ~ ........... 5000
.0Hl.aI.. !. Y StvtDL. Dtpuiy Register
New-York tribune., 1877-09-01

CIrI % NEN-logb.
Aug %. 1911
PROPOSALS for DOING the WORK and
/ FoEHl~ntEG iAc HAIERlAi required i'r b. igains %
or ~l occupied ttc 'ad4Jrtfr~ OF Tins Department
also for DDlN1 thr WORK and fH i-liif 'h W J.,
IfAI5 required 10 h- Irup'sci alteration aul Itpaus O
% .lH.I-.
~EtI.p POpUsAI- far tr above VIII Doe rcr7v,d until
otlcs l "wednesday, tnr ON ff'NWc. Tor lul
it ars The Ciy Record. 90. sale ai Room 40 - IJ
New-York tribune., 1877-09-01
Giln propcrln 90 Ect.

Az ELEGANT fully furnished 4-story, high
~ sto, brown stone heu sist. near Jhatci imc-
oIltr l,0ssc.sior. a. DAI LEY, No. GGG Gtiravc.
fE,O LET-Two new elegant houses 2jXGO,
4 lust completed, Of own construction. send for
pamphlet cI,iu- description terms. To bl tGIN o.
tR~-M AZ. Architects SO. Gj East i,tsf., cor aIsayo
rINO EENT-No. 2O2 East ljlh-st., thrcc-story
lnch hous. furnished uufuru,hcd. OVnrr would
Lo4rd tenant House Will De 90 complete order really Tor
occupancy by september l.
New-York tribune., 1877-09-01
Glcnmboais an0 8allroa0s.

ALBANY AND TROY by DAY BOATS
~ G.. NIBBAUD and DANIEL DREW leave Nestry-rt
pItr. and 1lt1st az %. landing ~ Nvack
Ferry. M,.t Point Newbqrgh, Pouehk'.r7G Enne1'lN
Stugtrtic-. tiJ-kl end Hudson CgrrJunecon with No~
l0r, Central Railroad the West, and with cNuft-s
FOG ~tiat.a Montreal au' other points North 10
Pom; aut Ncv uuIrl returning same CAV, -. Tickets
coupons good hudson river Railroad are received on
board fD, p-sagc. FREE TIA NSFf.l from aud 10 BrODK
IA-, Iy he boats 81 the BHpDkL1& ANNEN Leaves
J,-p- har. iFultDu-tl 20 500 o. Tickets over New
W. +. d. DO