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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-07-22
MORMONIsM AND MEXICO.
A wealthy Mormon Purchasing Land In
Sfna10a ana sonora.
[San Francisco Chronicle, July 81

[San Francisco Chronicle, July 81
Three months ago wealthy Mormon
called at the Office Of the Mexican Con-
sulate In this city for the purpose OF pro-
curing information in regard to land
and land titles in Mexico, as he was en-
route for that country and intended
purchasing farming and grazing tracts
in the State Of Sinaloa or Durango. Re-
ceiving the intelligence needed, he
letters of introduction to prominent
MeXicans. Upon arrival there, Nor
monlike, he Immediately proceeded to
business, and was successful in purchas-
ing large bodies Of land in both the
States mentioned. The gentleman re-
turned by the last steamer, and on the
9TH instant departed fer Salt Lake CITY
to make report to the Mormon author
tiles. Parties who conversed with him
say that he is highly pleased with Mex
leo. and that he says the terra ten,plddn.
the Mormons intend to locate, Is q per
feet paradise. The first Mormon colony
has already reached Hermosilio. the
principal city OF Sonora, on its way to
some defined point beyond. There is
now chain Of Mormon settlements ex-
tending from Utah through Arizona
into Mexico.
Il CHTOHtCte reporter called upon q
prominent Mexican yesterday, whose
opinion upon the Mormon hegira to
Mexico will interest the public, as he is
undoubted authority. He said he be-
lieved the Mexicans would gladly well
come the Mormons, as the latter were
sober and industrious, and would rap
idly develop the immense resources Of
the country. All the intelligent and
cultured Mexicans were free thinkers.
and had long ago discarded religious
preJudices. Hence the ruling powers
did not care what the saints believed as
to religious matters. As to polygamy.
he thought the Mexican men would not
object to 1t. The women would rebel
against such doctrines, but they might
pc won over, as were Anglo-Saxon
women, who are the most enthusiastic
advocates of Mormonism.
The Chronicles informant stated that
the proportion Of the sexes in that re-
public was about seven males to ten
females, and that the relative figures on
the part OF the latter were increasing
yearly, owing to continued revolutions
and the more exposed and dangerous
occupations OF the men. The advocates
OF polygamy would undoubtedly seize
upon these facts to further their
schemes.
The Mexicans anxiously desired pop.
ulation and prosperity, and the Nor
mons promised to bring these two
requisites to the country.
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successor to Ex-Judge Davis on thc
supreme Court Bench.
IN. Y. Herald.1

WASHINGTON, July Lett is asserted
quite confidently, that the President
has made his selection to fill the vacan-
cy on the supreme Court Bench. and
that his choice has fallen upon MT.
William E. Hunt, a lawyer of considera-
BILE celebrity in New Orleans and broth
er OF Judge Hunt, Of the Supreme Court
OF Louisiana. The appointment Of Mr..
Hunt was recommended on the ground
that he is versed in the civil law prac-
tlce which obtains in Louisiana, and
only in, Louisiana, the common law sys-
tenn prevailing throughout the rest Of
the country. For this reason he would
contribute distinctive representation
on the Supreme Bench of the civil law
practice and restore an element wanting
since the death Of Justice Campbell.
Mr.. Hunt Is Republican.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-07-22
By Railroads.
By Railroads.
NEW ORLEANS. JACKSON AND NORTHERN
RAILROAD.

NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON AND NORTHERN
RAILROAD.
July 2l-3 bales cotton Chatfe, Hamilton d Powell
3 Richardson g. May Meyer, We1s &co--1 T
Airey eco Bickham & Moore Lehman, Abra.
ham &co-Total II bales cotton
20 hhds tobacco Beades Wood dsco-10C cases milk
Zuberbier a. Be'ian-100 do John Moore &co-5O
do Nelson &co-50 do 300 bxs SOAP Flash Lewis &.
co-loo bbls -four Vairin e. Mortimer-125 bxs beer
F Hollander-140 pkgs beer II Redwtz--9 horses
Burgegre-59 boxes bacon 16 tierces hams bxs do /
hf cask bacon Sehwabacher, Prevented d. Pfeifer-
is bbls onions 10 bbls potatoes w Dawson &co-10
do crates cabbages bbls apples Stephens & Stork
ler-14 boxes eggs Miller e. Meyer-l2 bbls potatoes
M Stitch Son-1 bx books r Harp-l0 bbls apples
Miller Meyer-6 do Berry &co--I box books D
McDonald-1 case mdse Levy Loeb Schuerer &co-1
bx meat Schwabacher & Hirsch-1 Dbl apples bxs
dc Schenck-36 bxs peaches J Macheca &co-
l car lumber W W Walker-1 do Markey-1 car
melons Owne5-TOtal 20 hhds tobacco 800 boxes soap
100 bbls -four SO bxs hf cask bacon Is tierces hams
bxs do 16 bbls onions so bbs potatoes
MORGAN'S LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAIL
ROAD
July 21--13 bales moss R Beers do Odell e.
Wright Inf do Mazerac-l Dbl sugar Levy. Loeb
Scheurer &co--1o lacks rice Is sacks potatoes
Sevin-127 cords wood Hermann & vignes
Per steamship Harri.. from Brazos Santiago
81 bales isle bales skins 253 hides 156 pigs copper
sis, 335 in specie A Whitney &co-s2442 Anderson
e. Simpt $500 do Marks Bros &co-s755 do 5000
currency Gordon & Gomila-2 bales cotton, new,
Schmid5 & Ziegier-22 bale. cotton D L Kernion-
Total "a bales cotton, 2 new, SIS, 1892 in specie
From Rockport-593 b is hides bds skins 3o7
bxs turtle ISL bxs beef Sc hhds talow C Whitney
&co-3 bbls do E L McKeon-7 turtles Pilsbury
Per steamship st Mary, from Indianola--6 sacks
wool A Whitney &co-100 beeves G Mehle Geo
From Galveston.4 bales moss % sacks wool sack
hair LAG sacks oats G A Whitney &co--29l do Chas
Pleasants-152 sacks bran Jno Gibbons &co-Total
437 sacks oats 152 sacks bran
NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE RAILROAD
July 21-350 bbls rosin Douglass e. Winburn--10
bbls wine ] L Pattison-5 bbls whisky Marx & KEN
per- 100 bbIs -four Polhaus & Doll--lOo do Prud.
homme & Brggs-9O bbs potatoes Chas Peasants
bbls turpentne j W Powel-2 cars pig iron Leeds
eco 10 hhds shoulders or0er--1 cask kettles G. G
Johnson-17O pkgs beer Yalets- 4 casks bacon
Schwabaeher, Prevented e. Pfeifer-2 bales cotton
B Gerron-22 sacks cotton seed Union Oil Co-l4
coops poultry Miller & Meyer-2O bbls rosin
George-l4 bags wool 2 bags cotton Alle-s pkgs
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-07-22
MARINE NEWS.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT, I
T,.e. az


Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship City Of Mexico, Mcintosh for Vera Cruz,
WA Tampico and Tuspan-
J M Witherspoon
Span ship Angeit, Alzina, for Barcelona
Puig Corral &oo
Ship Baden Doane, far Liverpool
j A Brysen Geo
Mex bark Uneca, Romaguesa, for Vera Cruz
Master
Mex brig Constante, Ramirez for Tampico-
Master
Schr Sargent S Day Mcfarland, for La Guaira-
II L LAWYER
Schr Hiram TutbiU Peterson, for Tampa and
Nanst.e-- Master
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Imports.

L1vERPO0L-Per steamship Allce-s pkgs mdse
III Isaacs--19 do Il j Hart &eo-70 Anderson a. Smp.
son--t E b Musgrove-2 w g. 3 Jack-i00 bundles
hoops Somnervle g. D-3 pkgs mdse X Rhodes--19o
gin 20 octaves brandy $50 bxs tin plate 200 bx pickles
So bbls do crates earthenware 1853 pkgs mdse order
4 hhds vinegar III Walter-5 cases mdse 7 Werein
rs cases gin 2 Gelpi & Bros casks wine G Z Bud
deeke Il Son-12 do d Mandin &co--1 do Bertrand
Ia pkgs mdse Relss-2l do L Brulatour-2 do
wine 70 casks wine Il Forster-f00 boxes 1iu plate
Stanffsr Macreadv &co-36O do Rice Born &co--5
pkgs mdse Hypolite & D. do A Olivier &co---g
pkgs sherry B Solari g. Son---50 pkgs mustard
Smith Bros &co-s do John I Moore &oo-2 csks ink
Palmer &co-12 pkgslmdse Bateson a. Wisdom
l6 g V Weingsrt-12 Bodlies--6 A Wolf--2 Fol
som Bros do 40 pkgs earthenware Mrs ] Gauche-
800 tile Piddleh 1re10l pkgs earthenware IA pkge
mdse A Stevenson-57 pkgs mdse PUG, Corral Geo
ii cask do A Baldwin &co-15 casks chains Horter
earthenware Levi &co-7 pkgs mdse Frank eco
--2l pkgs eartbenware Wolf g pkgs bags G.
Shepherd &co-l7 pkgs mdse d H Holmes &co--1l
pkgs eartbenware Stratton & Mayer pkas mdse
Delise--3 do l. Grunewald. $ pkgs earthenware M
Dietrich-2 casks p Tut N Gas Co-40o pkgs wine
A1dge-3 Rivet-1 May Carroll--17 Hermann-2
Hick e. Dufus-4 Rapp ~ II G Closterman-7 Her
bert Geo. w III Fuher--1 Remit A Frossart-1
f Charpeaux-1 A Hawk ms - Marks Bros &eo-1
W g Nordel-5 Viple Petit Lafargue &cu--l3
l. Turtle
BONACCA-Per schr Anita-70o punches bananas
1000 plantains 500 coeoanuts pkgs rubber pkgs
deer skins 70 pkgs sarsaparila 30 bbls -four FL T
Law1er
RUATAN-Per schr Lily of the valley--5O bbls
sugar M Putnam--f50 600 Cocoanuts $50 lunches
bananas 40 GOO plansips 20 bbs lines 200e pine ap
pies j Macheca &co-s40O9 in specie Il + Virgin
NEW YOkK-Per steamship New Orleans-As.
sorted mdse
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-07-22

VIRGINIA ROOFING sLATEs-THE UN-
Y dersigned is the sole agent for the sale of
these well known and highly priced ROOFING
STATES; Keeps s also. on hand full supply
Of the best qualities. and a full line of PENN
SYLVANIA STATES, of Bangor, franklin and
other well known quarries. We invite the
closest inspection on the part of builders, con-
tractors and practical skaters.
ALEXANDER HILL,
e13m 11o Carondelet street.
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RECEIPTS AT THE NEW BASIN.

Pearl River. Per steamer J + Frazer-65 cords
wood to order
Amite Kiver-Per steamer Affects 900 shingles
20 cords wood IS 900 feet lumber and sundries NJ b
Muney
Bandsboro-Per schr Henrietta coo feet lumber
to Fl Buddig
Handsboro-Per sehr Falster-35, 900 feet lumber
to o SJuber
Tchefuncta River-Per schr Dario and Daria-600
bbls sand to order
Pearl River-Per schr Leander Jane--26 eco feet
lumber to j w Adams
. Pearl River-Per schr Wade Hanpton-25 600 feet
lumber to order
Pascagouia-Per sehr oloff--42, 900 feet lumber to
FL Buddig
Pearl River-Per schr Alice Meg uigen-35, COO feet
lumber to order
Pearl River-Per schr Petronia H-22. 0o0 feet lum.
Der to order
Pearl River-Per schr T J Emler-35 cords wood
to master
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Arrived.

Brit steamship Alice, Ellis, from Liverpool, June 80
to Deoan Zerega &co--3d dis 80
Steamship New Orlsans. Dearborn, from New York,
18th inst to A Moulton-2d dis 8
Schr Lily of the Valley, Letch, days from Ruatan
tod z Maebeca-Pic Tier
Schr Anita, Webl 51s Gays from Bonaeca, to II 7
Lawler--1st dis
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Exports.

VERA CRUZ-Per steamship { iiy of Mexieo-l05
bales cotton 50 bbs potatoes 400 bds shocks 81 pkgs
sundres
TAMPICO--Per steamship City of Mexco--7o
bbls potatoes $40 empty bbs
TUSPAN---Per steamship City of Mexieo--125
wine SO brandy 10 Or casks do Is oil
eighth casks brandy cases mdse
BARCELONA-Per ship Angelita-500 bbls cotton
seed oil $50 bbls tallow 73 900 pcs slaves
LIvERPOOL-Per ship Baden-4u01 bales cotton
73t sacks oiloake %, $40 pcs slaves
VERA CRUZ-Per bark Unec,-s975 pcs lumber
400 bdls shingles pkgs mdse
TAMPIOO-Per brig Constante-1720 pcs lumber
100 cases oil 800 bxs raisins CD pkgs sundries
LA GUIARA-Per schr Sargent s Day--32l bbls
-four 900 sacks 80 sacks bran 100 sacks oats 30
bales hay s6 empty bbs ~ pkgs sundris 222 pieces
lumber
TAMPA AND MANATEE--Per sehr Hiram
Tut ill-li5 bbls flour casks bae 100 sacks 90,
81 sacks oats II sacks coffee ID sacks salt $50 pkgs
sundries
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-07-22

Gov. Hartranft, of PENNSYLVANIA. and
a party Of twelve friends. left for Cali
fornla recently, to be absent month or
six weeks.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-07-22

Hom9opaths and allopaths are strug-
glng Ior supremacy in the medical de-
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-07-22

a German-Polish company of colo
nlsts mas purchased 5000 acres Of land
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-07-22
STEAMBOATS,.

Eva, Taylor, from Lower Coast
Ella Hughes, Dalteres, from Lockport
Isabel, O'Pry, from Lower Coast
Alice. Porter, from Amite Kiver-New Basin
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-07-22

mdse A Magnnis Sons----9 ooops poultry A Vale.
ton &co--8 do Cologne g. Masson---4 do Il Gross
sundres to orderTotal bales cotton 400 sacks cot
ton seed
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yICKsBURG.

NaOhSbDH&.
UNITED STATES MAIL PACKET.
sss,s i goR v v}5 bsRs5 q = s4fouu.
5000 payis's Bend and intermediass
l1EHSs nf. d. HE sts.m0r
Moyas and 2a 5no h Rssssr CLERKS.
Ct r ysss' sas xs
or. Deer Creek and Tallahatchie.. 'iAo"
81 h fAffEa Z o 4 RMH2sk Agents.
n.Will give through Bills Of Ladine to Trenton.
rs fasS ha52a as yn Ds 81 La
UNITED STATES NAIL PACKET.
v re Dank sS6 AZ IT,
and fas' s.sssnser packet 10 nne
JIM White, maa kAr'E B, Ho1m.s .,o..
VIII leave as aboye. connecting 1t vic ks
with the ''Parisot Linz" for ali polnts On Yazne
ana Taa batch r.ers Tor fre:ghtor passage
< I' y EbS 4 YORK.
I'll q sns e re- Isssn psse
port and Texas hair9ad. Also to ali points on
Arkopolis and Pine Bluff Railroad.
mh27 ---- BROCKEl 4 q CARTER.
SATURDAY vICKsBURa UNITED Static
MAIL PACKET. ~"
Leaves every SATURDAY. tbp. H.
,-ET - For VICKSBURG, DAVIS'S BEND.
Natehez and all intermediate lards
tngs-The passenger packet
YAZOO VALLEY,
I'm place OF NatchezJ
L. II. Smith, master. Frank Beck and W. VIII.
son, clerks,
for Yazoo Taahatchis and sunoW ssry r7 asn
end WITH Anchor Line for Memphis, Oairs and
This boat reserves the right to pass oil land.
lngs mat the Captain may consider unsafe
For freight Or passage apply On poaru' Trio
"a MMEf WORK. 10G Common stree,
-. AAlE oAhLlN, 4 Tchoupitoulas st
viii give through Bills Of Lading to Trenton
Monroe, and all stations on Vicks6nrg. Snreye.
port and Texas Railroad via Delta La
w. b. BROCKETT. Agent. 80 Magazine st
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RECEg PTS AT THE ON pAgTN

RECE PTS AT THE OLD BASIN
TangiDahOa-Per schr Lille Dunn-35 cords wood
to master
Bayou Lacombe-Per schr Victoria No 2-1s cords
wood to master
BAYOU Lacombe-Per schr Two Sons--5O cords
wood to master
Pascagoula-Per schr Walter Denny-45 900 feet
lumber to I'll Buddig
Horn lsand-Per schr Lady Gay-400 bbls sand to
order
Blind River-Per schr Sidonia--1s,O0 900 slaves to
order
Pascagoula-Per schr Margaret-16oO bbls charcoal
to master
Appalachicola- schr Undine-ballast
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Buy your hats from John q. Adams, who has
always full assortment at rs st. Charles street.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-07-22
GRAND ISLE.

GRAND ISLE.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
In Connection with the Grand Isle Hotel.
- The light draft steamer
1 BILLY COLLINS,
Mike McSweeney, master. J. Wise, clerk,
Will make regular trips during the season,
Leave head Of Harvey's Canal every TUESDAY
Grand Isle every MONDAY and THURSDAY
at a. M, arriving at the city Monday and Thurs
day G, D. m. Touching at Willoz wharf each
way. Fare each way % so.
Special arrangements made with parties Of
Excursionists. For further particulars apply
on board or to HITE & CARLIN,
Tchoupitou1as street.
p S-The steam ferry that connects with the
boat leaves the head OF Louisiana Avenue every
five minutes. my30 II
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Reached by steamboat by way of Little and Big
Barataria Bayous, Rigolets, Little Lake, Grand
Bayou and Barataria Bay.
The Only Surf Bathing In the South.
As fine a Beach as there in the world Per-
fectly safe. No under-tow.
Messrs. BEATTY & WISE. have leased the
GRAND ISLE HOTEL for q term of years. and
will guarantee to satisfy the public with COM
Portable rooms. clean beds and good table, be-
sides furnishing easy and comfortable access to
the beach. and every reasonable luxury and
means of pastime and amusement that can be
desired. They have produced revolution in
the management of the Hotel and in their ar
rangement for the comfort and pleasure OF their
Madame RHEINHART, of New Orleans. will
have charge Of the HOUSEHOLD DEPART
MENT OF the Hotel, and will give her careful
and skillfuI attention to the comfort of the lady
and children guests.
The steamer BILLY COLLINS will ply regu-
larry between the city and Island. in connection
with the Hotel, leaving Haryeys Canal every
TUESDAY and SATURDAY at 8 a. m and
reaching the Isle by shutdown. landing at the
Hotel Notwithstanding every MONDAY and
THURSDAY.
TERMS:
IoT week; 10 w
Special arrangements will be made with fani-
lies and with excursion parties with regard to
passage and Hotel rates. Apply for fuller par
ticulars to HITE CARLIN. No. TchouDitou-
mysot tt - BEATTY & WISE Proprietors.
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SHIPS.
FOR LIVERPOOL,

LEI FOR .LIVERPOOL-The Al American
MNh ship SABINO. NJ. Farmer. master. is now
@loading at Post 81, First District, for the
above port. For freight apply to
4. T. MILLER & CO.,
Je2 35 Carondelet street.
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PASSENGER AND MAIL ROUTE.
For Galveston, Houston and IndlanN1a

Passengers take Railroad Ferryboat foot of st.
Ann street 81 7:ao a. M. reaching Morgan City
MONDAY for Galveston and Indianola.
TUESDAY for Galveston and Houston.
THURSDAY for Galveston and Indianola
SATURDAY for Galveston and Houston.
First class fare to Shreveport s25-Time. As
hours.
Excursion tickets for the round trip to Gal
weston and return good for thirty days, issued
at $21.
Tickets and staterooms secured until g. D. M
daily Sundays exceptedl, at Agents office, or at
the Ferry Landing, on morning Of departure
Through tickets will be issued from this office
TO the principal points on the Houston Texas
Central Railroad, on the International and
Great Northern Railroad. and Texas and Pacific
Railroad.
G. A. WHITNEY d CO., Agents,
je1 1y Corner Magazine and Natchez SITS.
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BATON ROUGE.

BATON ROUGE
Leaves every MONDAY at D. m. and FRIDAY
at12 m
ls2S The passenger steamer
ST IOHN
Frank Bergeron. master, J. O. Bergeron. clerk
Leaves as above for Baton Rouge, Plaques
mine, Donaldsonville and all coast landings
returning every SUNDAY and WEDNESDAY
EVENINGS.
For freight or passage apply On board or to
81 O. MELANCON 30 pin~v'7le
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+. BUSCH.

f. BUSCH,
GUN AND LOCKsMITH.
No. z3 Commercial Place. New Orleans.
DELL HANGING. IRON RAILRINGS, AND
ID General House Work attended to at short
notice and reasonable prices. Also. Vaults.
Locks and Copying Presses repaired Duplicate
Keys OF an descriptions made. Safe repair
Ing specially my9 71Y
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RIVER NEWS.

OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT. |
Sunday. July "a, 1877. {
DAILY report Of the stage OF water, with changes
In the twenty-four hours ending yesterday
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STEAMSHIPS.
TEXAS.


MORGAN LINE u. 8. MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
,o The ,, following low-pressure Iron Steamships
HHa aRdAsS J 56sh HARR1s " " aA nHyEs
Gt CLINT CITY 81 NORFOLK. hiN'oN'
Plying from Morgan City, in connection with
Morgans Louisiana and Texas Railroad.
NEfFS. For HndianoIa, via Galveston
MONDAY and THURSDAY.
Through bills lading signed to Houston and
Central and O. H. and d A. T. H. fn.ern n h
and Great Northern Railroad, via Clinton, and
the Texas Transportation Company.
San Antonio freights received and forwarded
v vie Gull, Western Texas and Pacific Railway
Af1e For "r"z's Santiago
The iron steamer
1. G. HARRIS
Will leave Morgan City on
SUNDAY. July %.
Lighterage OF Brazos santlago at risk and ex-
pense OF consignees.
only to Brownsville, via Rio Grande Railroad.
as per new tariff. less per cent. until further
Freight payable III gold.
<EEEk. For Corpus Christi, Fulton ana
...JalEaeE st. Mary's. via Rock port-The iron
steamer MORGAN,
VIII leave Morgan City on
------. July =. 1877.
Lghterage to Corpus Christi (f any) Mt risk
and expense of consignees.
Freight for st. Mary's and Fulton landed at
Rockport.
Freight for all the above points received at the
Depot Morgan's Louisiana and Texas Railroad
foot Of Lafayette street. daily. until o. m -.
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Ql Biloxi Mississinni
GRAND ISLE HOTEL.
On Grand Isle Gulf Shore, sixty Miles Di-
rect1y South of New Orleans.

: Reached by steamboat by way of Little and Big
Barataria Bayous, Rigolets, Little Lake, Grand
Bayou and Barataria Bay.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-16
OLD OFFICE rUANIrURE.


The simple furniture that Sas for many
years 10 the priv .te iIices 4 Commodore Van.
dethilt VS. taken t. tie Forty secoud street
depot Yesterday. lae onices we're in West
Fourth street. near Br adv IS. b ck o. the Com
modorcs house and adj liulns his stables. Tue
rooms-two parlor4, ir mo aud n,r. we're Ia
common dwelling house. Tie lrllt uuuis of
d.ngy gre n were dilI. idat i, with mere and
there 70 -lAf broke iu-iIe. the roo c were
Away. Nviy clean. tle tptuIuoIurf -lt ln the
pacA vflire, 81 an ordinary library toe, "a out
the Only iurniiure 90 that room. "a tue walls
were cheap HtnVsrAuh- OF some Of Ms sNiai,
ami yellow uid poster tflmed IA ruislei git.
adV'rti-ius the TIME aqI rttvs Il tue steamer
Ballnnt, ono 81 Nnlernlts boats, ana dated
ISL. lac front oli,e had other iitnosr iu-. a
uuhpidated sofa. aLd a hsu de,N at which
W rdell. his clerk. worked. these were tue
r0om- in ~uicn Tue Commodore transActed his
vst business.
IL seemed kinder hard" said Mr.. Wardell,
who had Teen WIKI the Comm ldofe Tor twenty
yeir- and more, ana received ~ a leg cy in tue
VIII Su.ol, 1t seemed uari 10 see the tuiugs
90 GA. iucy'ye ueeu hero for ten Years, be-
+ r. that the M e. Na- ia u iNiue Green, Tie
rooms 70 hereafter to he used Tor family lur-
ID