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by Albert Paul.
ON ACCOUNT or DEPARTURE


Elegant aud Neatly Carved Walnut and Oak
TatlUr, Bed md Dlnneryom Furniture.
Hat haok Elegant Lounge: Engrayinss /.
Chfnmos! ManlaI Ornaments: Mattiugs
OIL Cloths Clocks. ete.. ETC.. being the entire
contents If the neatly furnished residences
Of s. Y. Dysart, Esq. No. sia Catondslet
street, between FQuotef aud Amelia streets,
two blocks above Louisiana Avenue
10y ALBEIT pAutf-Anetioneer- ONCE 80
- Exchange Aley=On WEDNESDAY, The
g4h Of October. 1871 at II O'Clock u. m. viii be
sold At public auction, Mt the above mentioned
residence ,.... .. ..,.s.,.
TUllE ETC., ete,. therein contained.
Terms-tiash, aC2t til
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

TAN CotbHGToR,s OrF1sH, Ftasf Dtsrpttr.
. No ~ Catundalet street.,
New Orleans October 80. 1871,
The taxpayers Of the First District are hereby
notified thai On the ist Of November | will ME
my list Of delinquent taxes with the Auditor of
Public Accounts for publication
All thoss DESTROYS Of avoiding costs will call
at my office aud settle al once.
u. A. BURKE.
on24 ~ moi Tas Collector Of First District.
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against The city by her. Referred 10 the Admins.
.la.s.. u ft.xi.i L. A

against The city by her. Referred 10 The Admins.
traitor Of Public Accounts.
Unfinished business.
Mr.. Edwards called mp the ordinance laid over
Al the last meeting. fepesliug ordinance No. $3.50,
Administration Series which WAS adopted by the
following vote
Yess-Drown, Edwards. MoGafrrey and Reng.
stoiff=4.
Nays--Denis and Diamond~~2.
Mfr. MoUsFfey called up the revstment levee
resolution. laid over At the last meeting. and by
unanimous eousent IL WAS indefinitely postponed,
the successful bidder having permission TO with.
draw bis deposit.
The Council then adjourned.
THOs. q. HAPPIER. Secretary.
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FOR SALE.
BUGGIES & CARRIAGES.
TTIHE UNDERSIGNED IS STILL AT HIS
o,d stand. a. In ronae,et street.

Old stand, IS CarondeIet street,
And will sell carriages and bnggfes for . lower
price than any dealer in the South for the next
sixty days to come, to make room for - new faiI
stock VIII sell lower than any dealer In tne
city for CASH, or thirty. sixty and ninety days,
acceptance. to suit the emergency.
celebrated Emerson h Fisher top and no TOD
buggies. that cannot be surpassed for beauty
elegance, cheapness and durability in the
United States. They are manufactured Of the
best material; patent wheels and hxIstrees.
steel bows. very light and yet strong o1l-tefn-
iced: ali Of which will besold in accordance with
1 have also q large stock Of CHILDEEN'e
CARRIAGES from 81 up TO 40; u full assort-
ment Of VELOUPEDES. and the square JAP
ANESE UMBRELLAS, new style and water
proof. Call at 81 Carondelet, and examine be-
fore buying elsewhere and save money,
ufaetured by Messrs. McI4ear b Kendall, Of
Phiadelphia-the largest and most succeasSfulI
builders on the continent 81 America. TheyI
send their goods to every city In the united
States; have many established rep0slt0TIeSsl
well stocked with the finest Work over the cgqn-g
try and build 1000 and 1000 Jobs year. Th19E
work Is the very best quality for wear and CON-
firm has stood ali the financial eruptIons and
panics for twenty years and to-day 10 iar In adj
vance Of any establishment II tne county.
ISL also buy largely Of Messrs. Dart d Roy
nolds, Of New Haven, Conn. the young and enc
terprising SUCCESSORS Of u; L. NeWHall. IHex
be- surpassed for durability and finish, fully
Cali at s5 Carondelet street. and examine:
aus L. T. MADDUX. (
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SUCCESSION or MARGUERITE MAC1As
WIFE or Dir. o. ANFOUx.
Second District Court for the Parish OF Orleans
Mo Bs. st}4.

10y PLACIDE j. spEAH, .Auptionsef1- Oflee
~ tsf1 at Ia O'clock IA. will lie sold at public
auction. at The Merchants and Auetien1sers,,
Exchange, on Royal street, between Canal ana
Stance to an order from the Hon., A.. u.
Tlsset. Judge ri The Second District Court Tor
the parish Of Orleans, dated October g, 1877. fof
Ali. TtIE HtdHTa, TITLE AND tNTTHEsT
If The deceased IN and to certain claim for the
sum Of stp,G70 with all the interest due thereon
nj i've per cent per annum. from February 1,
ta7B said claim hsug for small 5pos patients
treatad by DR.. q. Anfn,ik during the year 1870
TsrnslGasl on tho spot. oeig ~ atW
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TAX NOTICES.
NOTICE.

nFFttH or TAK COLLECTOR.
Parish Of Orleans. Third District.
Instructions from The Auditor require The
delinquent list for 1876 to be returned Oh The lat
Of November. The taxpayers Of this district will
please take notice,
=. II. PROCTOR. Collector,
pe2i 1t II Esplanade street,
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MUNICIPAL ADVERTISEMENTS
SEALED PROPOSALS..

DEPARTMENT. or FtNAHoH Cry HIATT,
New Orleans, October ~, 1877.
healed proposals will be- received Mt this De-
pertinent until MONDAY Oetol,ar AZ. 1877. ut
II H. hl for The sale 10 tho city Of TEN WHARF
IMpH OVEN ENT DONDH
The city reserves the right 10 reject any OF all
bids J. @. DENIS.
ttr91 id Adtni n sttatnr
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Over tho same lines 10 Wilmington ~ by Heuh
No. /. Thence by spseiai farlor Oars 10 Ports.
mouth. Va. Thence, NJ $50 y. m. daily tsgespl
BAY LINE TO Baltimore. Thence by New Yofk
Express. arriving In New York Mt 2s06 y. m.
A siEtystlihs hours rup-only seven hours IL
ssoess Of all rail time. with the advantages IT M
undstnrbsd nights rest and superior accom-.
modations upon the Chesapeake Bay.
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AUCTION SALES.
A GARD.

On aud after the ist Of October we will have
ample rsom In The Old Armory Hall for public
or private sale Of MI consienments Of III. niture,
Pianos, etc that may be intrused to u.s.
se2E I'm H. NJ n. u. j. MONTGOMERY.
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On HHnday EHs Trains VIII be run eVefV hhI1
hour from O'Clock u. tn, On Sunday morn
ings the trims lshve the city NJ O'Clock for the
accommodation of spoTtsmsnt
Passengers for Gantily must notify tho con
duetof prior to the departure pf train.
an1 'Tf ty y. II. UDBINSD1 n, Hseslvsr.
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NOTICE TO BAKERS.

MAroRABTy or NEW ORLEANS [
City Hail. October 90 1877 ]
The average price of fresh -four being this dry
seven dollars and nifty cents. In accordance
with said valuation tho price Of bread for the
week commencing on MONDAY. October "a. 1877
will be.
Sixty ounces for twenty cents.
Thirty ounces for ton cents.
Fifteen ounces for Ave cents,
Bakers Of bread are required to use only the
best -four Of tho above value per burrel. and the
use Of damaged or inferior 1our IN bread offered
for sale In thia city In prohibited. ConHum erF
police station any violation of tho above orui.
nance, either In variation of weight or quality Of
material.
aelG ED, pTTSBITRY Mnyor
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M0ats NO. An Ifa

Pullman Sleeping Gars to 0polika.
Solid Day Trains, thence g Augusta, with
Pullman slsepiBg Cars attached ht Macon fof
Wilmington.
Through train, Wilmington 10 Richmond and
Hsw York, with Elegant Paror Oars attached TO
ALL CHANGES Ar sEAsbnABLg Hougs
AHp INTO CLEAN AND PROPERLY
VENTILATED CARS.
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JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENT.
AUCTIDN SALES.
by pIaeide j. Spear.

RIGHTS. TITLE AND INTEREST IN AND
70 A CERTAIN CLAIM or @aS,e7o
AGAINST TIE CtTY or NEW ORLEANS.
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srEoIAL NOTItlE.

TAH CoIbBgToH's OFFteH, sH6oHb DtsTh1Uf !
No. II st. Louis street.. |
New Orleans. October 10 1a17 J
Thei taxpayers Of The Hseohd District are
hereby notified that Oh the 1st Of November |
will file my list Of delinquent taxes With the
Auditor Of Public Accounts ror publication.
All those iesrous Of avoiding costs will cali
at my office and settle nj once.
T. l.. BOuNY.
on1t pl u % Tax COLLECTOR NJ F!saonI District.
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NOTICE TO DELINQUENT TAX PAYERS

OFFICE sfATB TAX CohtHe1oH. F1asT DtsTRtdT
AZ Unfpndelet street
New Orleans. October ~, 1877. J
Attention Is invited to the provisions Of Act
No. "a, approved March I, ts11i
THAT oil penalties presently accrued for the
non payment pf delinquent State and parish
taxes be and the same are hereby rstnttel
tropthed. the said taxes be paid on or before the
ilrHt day Of December. 1877 /. and B,ytidei
further. That nothing herein be construed go as
TO prevent the enforcement by thG collectors pt
the payment Of delinquent taxes before the said
date. but payments when so enforced In any
case, shall be free Of penalties Ms above pro-
vided.' .......
n. A. BURKE.
oe2D BOT State TaS Collector, First District
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RAILROADS.

T,HE NEW on, ltAtsg AND MOBILE RA1tr
THE angsTTh fHHOyfdH hbjt1TE no THE
EAST, NORTH AND WHfsT.
Via Louisville, via Atlanta 4. ana yia g. Louis.
UAHHYfEa THE y. +. MAIL,
Trains arrive and depart from Depot, foot Of
Canal stfset as follUWsi
DEPART. ARRIVHs
EE press n I'm q, III EXPRESS s!55 n, IN,
EE press 4ss4 o 100 D. ms EXPRESS $3.50 y. IN.
goast tsatur= C0ast mon
day only. BIB y. g. day only 1920 q. n.
Pullman Palace Cars daily TO. Cincinnati.
Louisville Nashville, ST. Louis, Washington,
Baltimore aud Piilladalphia, Without change
and only one change 10 New York and Eastern
cities.
Ticket Office, corner Of Camp and Common
street, Opposite City Hotel.
-. ?. 4. BQBINs9N. Acknowledgements.
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OFFICE CONVEYANCE RECORD"
No. IL Carondelet street,

NEW ORLEANS. LA.
The undersigned respectfully announce to
the public that they are prepared 10 furnish u
compIete Chain Of Title or list Of Transfers of
Keal Estate In New Orleans, back 10 original
grant or purchase, when required; also Full
Abstract Of each transfer in tho chain: thus se-
curing to parties purchasing Real Estate or in
fraudulent or defective titles. Tho method Of
indexing our Conveyance Record" peculiar to
our system. enables us TO give information
Immediately,
Attorneys. Notaries Auctloneers. Land
Agents. Surveyors. ind oil parties Interested In
TITLES TO keal Estate, are invited to call and ex
sol am T.. j.. DODGE az 60.
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ponToHARTnAIN RAILWAY

Depot al the head Of EIysian Fields street. near
the Lsyes. Third District.
same day 40 cents. Children under twelve
years. 10 cents.
Tfnina vsiI1 1auyn 40 fult0wr
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THE ATLANTIC COAST LIME.
PASSENGER ROUTES no ALL POINTS
NORTH AND EAST.
nesrganixsa for the summer 81 1877,

Working out " New Orleans vim The N. o. and
NJ ". H.. and presenting the following attractive
lines to tbs attention Of oil Egrth-b1und Tour.
lists and Travellers!
Route No. AN Rail.
Via MONTGOMERY Columbus, Macon, Augusta,
Wilmington, .tiehiu6nd.
Oh Hours, New Orleans 80 New York.
The same time always ~ by any other line
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EDUCATION.
UNIVERSITY HIGH SCHOOL,
Eagle HAIL, prytania street, gar. uranls.

The Fourth Annual Session Of this school
Tor Boys will open on MONDAY, October |, 1871,
The principal will be assisted by a full corps Of
competent teachers. He refers by permission
to the Faculty Of the University Of Virginia and
10 his patrons the past session. whose names
may be found In the circular Of the school.
Circulars can be had at the book stores
For further information address
GEO. @. PHtJOT, Principal.
iy5i am 20. Box 4s2.
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sTATH or LOUISIANA,
City Ut New Ofleahs.
Sworn 10 and subscribed before mo notary
public. this twsnty .ninth day Of September, 1917
EDGAR GHtMA, Notary Public,
The Board 81 Trustees at their annual mset-
ing hold on the 2tti inst, resolved 10 pay 10
per cent interest on paid In capital, and de4
carsd twenty per cent dividend on earned pre4
miums. both of which will be- paid on full paid
stock. and credited on stock notes In part paid
on md after the twonty second day Of October
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DENECHAUD'S RESTAURANT
CarondeIet street, near Canal.
Having thoroughly repaired my Restaurant.
desire to inform my friends and the public that
will reopen on MONDAY. the LIST Of October
| will continue the fixed prices per meals. and
will receive boarders on moderate terms
Boarders and transient customers may rest
assured that my cooking and the attention Of
my walters will not be surpassed by any other
restaurant in the city.
Thankful for the past tayors have received
tention to my customers to continue to deserve
their kind patronage.
Private rooms up stairs for private dinners.
Orders for Balls aud Soirees respectfully soil
cited. L. +. DENECHAUD, Proprietor
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The above statement Is u true and eerrset
transcript from tho books tf The company.
LLOYD H. COLEMAN, President,
JAMES A. WHITE. Secretary.
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Administrator of Commerce pro TEN,
ordinances and Resolutions offered.
by Mr. Edwards
l. Resolution authorizing tho Administrator Of
Waterworks ana Public Buildings TO purchase \
boil TO be placed in the bellfry of Keller's Mar
ket. Adopted.
2, Resoired. That thu bid Of r. j. Connolly for
repairing the Boys House of Refuge aud filling
lots, according to plans and Hpectca ions on file
In the Office OF the City Surveyor for and In CON-
alteration OF tho sum Of 1885, DO and the same
i hereby accepted, and the Mayor is authorized
70 enter into contract with the said Connolly for
the faithful performance of tho work.
Laid over.
3. Resolution granting the New Orleans SAM
tary and Excsvsting COMPANY to lay pipe from
their mandatory to the New Basin. Adopted.
BY MIR. Diamond and adopted
Resolution accepting bid of Leon Godchaux to
furnish police uniforms marked al" for the
sum OF $40 each, except officers suits an ad-
ditional charge of 81 being allowed.
BY Mr. Diamond. Administrator OF Commerce,
pro tenn
Resolution accepting proposal of o. A. John
son to lease the Third District Ferry for term Of
ten years OF SS05 per month. Adopted.
Petitions ana Communications.
From the chief engineer of the fire depart
ment relative to his communication laid on the
table at the last meeting of the Council, relative
to engine. houses, etc.
Referred to committee consisting Of Messrs.
McCaifrey, Rengstorff and Diamond.
From ~ A. D. Terrebonne; (2) Mrs. J. Chand-
Ter and (S) J. Klein & Co. Referred to the
Administrator OF Assessments.
From ~ f. j. Bulger, sexton Firemen's Chari-
table Association, relative to the deplorabe con.
dition Of the monument erected in honor of A. D.
Crossman, and (2) Jos. Maoury, on Dauphine
street, between Marigny and Vaudeville streets,
complaining of stable in the of his residence
as nuisance. Referred to the Administrator of
Police.
4 From ID Jas. Sweeney, for the erection of
twenty or thirty mooring posts in front Of the
Willow Grove coal landing, Sixth District and t2)
Henry Eilermann, lessee wharves and landings,
protesting against the building of wharves in the
Fifth District by other persons. Referred to the
Administrator of Commerce.
From Mrs.. Z. @, Gallup, relative to clsim held
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CRUCIFIXION IN AMERICA.

Correspondence OF The Churchman from Del Norc,
Col
Out in the country we have the Mexican penitefes,
whose nominal Christianity has only served to deter
minc the time and manner Of their penances. Last
week, returning from Sagnachc, tricd short cut,
and, riding over little hill, suddenly came uponla
band OF four Naked, except Tor n pair OF drawers.
they werc walking bareiootcd through the snow.
bare bodies with strips of soapwecd leaves II Is 20
pocticai cxaggeraton, but the literal TACT, that the
blood was flowing rapidly down them Thor bodies
looked IKE raw steaks, and tho heavy sound OF the
iashes toad OF the reality OF the nagcaiion Some
little distance from them stood largo wooden cross.
which, was tou, had been carried IN procession by
one last year lis weight must have nearly prokcn
his back. Upon II they crucined one OF their number
last spring binding HIM fast by ropes, and eavng him
an on n ho
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LOVE TaEE (AmoD. English translation by Dr. W.
J. weimore. Music by Tito Mattel. Now York: 8.
I. Gordon Son.
This is a well written song BY good writer. II ID
more sentimental than usu Il with Mattel. and quite
dramatic. The accompaniment is effective.
The DOVE lila Paioma). English words by Dr. W.
wetmorc. Music by Yradicr New York: s. T.
Gordon Son.
'La Paoma" was introduced TO our concert stage
by Mme Sanz who sang IN the Italian opera during
the Lucca season, ana not by Mile. Aimee, as many
suppose Aimee interpolated LA Paioma'' into ala
Boulansere des Ecus, and Mile. Gemberti sings IL
nightly at Glmores Garden with marked success.
The song is Spanish and has the vouptuous OF
much OF the music Of SPAIN II is exceedingly pretty
and OF q style little known IN this country.
Down THE SHADowgD LANE SHE Co.'s. Words from
Iinsiey's Magazine Music by George l.. osgooi.
Boston: Uhyer Ditson 4 Co.
This is a very pretty and simple little song by the
tenor osgood. ana has originality in II than most
American ballads 1t has been made popular by Miss
Clara Louise Kellogg who sings 1t as song
ONLY Jrsr WANTED TO Know, You Know. By
Joseph =. Sicily New York: $. 7. Gordon Son.
This is sero-comc song full of fun, and very good
Of its kind The melody is pleasing The chorus is
very jolly.
TWILIGHT. Rcverlo for the panoiortc by Thomas P.
Murphy. ). I. Gordon Il Son.
This is not very original composition, but 1t Is
simple ard its intentions are good.
My LOVE IL A BIG DRUM MAJOR. BY Joseph p. Skeiy.
S. T. Gordon Il Son.
This Is another serio comic song by the composer OF
81 Only just Wanted to Know, but has none OF tho
good points OF that song, and II is too much like
'sSecret Love" and sHer Front Name is Hannah" to
be original
SPRING SONG. Words by ". B. +. Music by NJ. A. b.
5. I. Gordon l. Son.
The lrst four bars OF this song note by motto
from book OF nursery rhymes set to music and pub
lshed some six or eight years ago. Tho time has
been changed from two.our eight ana that is all
the difference
The Coon OLD DAYS GONE BY. Quartet. Words by
>. NJ Mitchell Music by II. p Daaks 5. 7. Cor
don 4: Son.
Mr. banks has not dono his best In this song. 1t
would make comfortable prayer meeting tune set to
sacred words.
As THE YEARS GLiD. BY Music by Richard A. Saa-
field. New York; Spear DehnhoG.
There Is not much to say tor either tho words or
music OF this song. Tho melody Is not striking and
the composition is faulty.
NANCY LEK. Ballad BY stephen Adams. New York:
q. H. Ditson 4 Co.
This is pretty litto ballad in three fats The music
il spirited and goes well with tho ords
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THE WORLDS GRAIN MARKETS.

AMERICA ASSUMING THE FOREMOST PLACE
WATERFRONT or THE ODESSA BOARD OF
TRADE.
WASHINGTON June ., 1877.
The United States Consul at Odessa, Russia, in re-
cent communication to the State Department, gives
the substance OF interesting report made by cou-
mii,ee of the Board OF Trade OF that city tho sub
jcct Of competition between Russia tho united
States in supplying grain to England. Tho committee
cite number Of statistics Of the comparative English
imports Of grain from the respective countries (Which
have recently been given more fully by Bureau Of
Statistics and published IN these dcspatches and pro-
coed to make the following commcpts:-
The above figures Ia the highest degree instructive
states She las now our ioSncr position in The he knrs
market AID We must be satisfied with quite secondary
progressive movements Of America We therefore.
hope thas prosperous narVss. may ,arnlhe scale IN our
believe that the tnted states will take higher post
tiun among the grain ptodueers OF the world
AMERICAN PRODUCTION.
The report then mentions the improvement OF tho
mouth Of the Mississippi River and the conscc ucnt
chcapcnng oftransportaton Europe from our grain
districts, ana concludes as oilows:--
Iii impossible calculate the amount Of grain which
50 completely the controller Of the London market sss. we
shall nc ns nnaS TO yS sopss T her The cheap
high class OF her agriculture, the substitution OF ma.
aptitude Of Americans organization arc 50 many proofs
that our fears are well bounded
Our Consul adds
compete with in the arain markets Of tho world and
that almost too numerous to mention in
Tue system O asrisgnre prse,sed BY the russians Is
ana as il is lheno.t worthless their TO
OF bygone days 80 sieadns that Ia many places
dcccsscrs.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Maurice strakosch and Captain Henry Tibb,ts, Of
the steamship City OF Chester, at the Everett T.
u. Blackstone, President OF tho CHICAGO and Alton
Railroad Company, and ex-Congressman o. d. Matte
son. OF Utica, ut tho Fifth Avenue. General
Thomas H. Williams, OF California 10 At tho Windsor
Captain Hamilton Perry Of the steamship Adria,c, is
at tho 81. Denis General Edward IL Ripley, Of Yer.
mont, Is at the sturtsvanI
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A NEW CATHOLIC CHURCH,

CEREMONIES OF LAYING THE CORNER STONE.
(BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
HARTFORD, Conn, juno 3, 1877.
Vicar General Walsh to-day laid The stone OF
Catholic church In East Hartford in the presence
OF large assemOagc. including all the Catholic char
table and benevolent organizations Of this city An
eloquent sermon was preached by Father Tiernay, OF
St. Peters, Hartford The church will be han dsomo
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ON THE ROAD TO ToPHET.
From the Dubuque Timcs. |

Now VIC know that President Hayes is on the road
to TophcI Rev. Mr. Harrison, rector tho Episcopal
Church at Monticello Fla. refuses TO read tho prayer
Tor Thy servant the President OF the United states
Between the cold indifference OF TINS saint IN surpcc
and the chilling contempt OF Tildcn and Tweed Prcs
dent Hayes had best have care Tor his latter end
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CARDINAL MCLOSKEY.

NEwBuRG N. Y, June 3, 1877.
Cardinal McCloskcv administered the ritc OF con-
hrmption IN this city to-day 400 persons in ST. Pat
rick's Church and 800 in st. Mary's.
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A RUSSIAN GUNgOAT.

SAN FRANCISCO, June 2, 1871
The Russian gunboat Gornoslae sailed from this port
to-day under sealed orders
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LATE REPENTANCE.
fFrom the Ph,ladcIphin Times.

General Butler, Iiko Ben Wade, did not write his
nni-adm Illustration letter for tho pubic eye; and
since he heard from Mr.. Mcvcngh no 10 sorry that no
wrote II AZ all This Iottcr writing viii kill some OF
those politicians yet " they Keep iooiing VITA IT,
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DROUGHT IN ALABAMA.

MONTGOMERY, Juno 8, 1917.
Tho drought Is becoming serious. No ram has fallen
for several weeks and corn and cotton arc suffering