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New-York tribune., 1877-07-26

NOTICE OF ADJOURNED SALE OF NiNSI~-
the niiet Tor The southern District Of Aiise
,pli-.''u w., tie ulno.. Genital taiiroad com
pany aissssippi Central itailr'lf 3nialy, 'c, &
ern Railroad Association, amt ot1rrs - luei , .l
eur Of the nI~f ssres or southern District Of Ais
ssppi y de..ee r'nieT,a & a ne ne troy n f ID drc Of
he i.ea sta.s circuit -fl ar ~, others rsncre
on t3e ft ~ a1y & o. on ' slaary is7 In ne ceu corr,
=, ,i 71 NJ - li. m he Di.irrt 81 K-rIcr, Paducah,
The pa tes a.orsahi. Ad g 'ltie ~ . q w v,tS R
erf District 3fssspy, between me ag,yean-l patles
anu o.itr. 90 .r ~, "a ,sai ~ if tstabsAcI n said
fccr.,s ~ by fissss pp central %iraa omp'1f
t,nie r-ir .i,ece-sors aa assigns bearing iate .ion',
y. t feSi1 ~ , described w. ne anasrsiEnsi sr71g Tras
res sell AZ pubie aaetion To me ~ s1f 1usi' , % m
superutrnEee AMI direction o. q, y ~ IN, cy in he 5i
Ts Al te irg u issippi before me dr on on
re er bons n the Cirrnit N the Cnitet states IN
Jles ,u Mssslppi between ,he hoIr a ne0n ead ree
on ~ X, % Ihe 49, '',iU ~ ~ s,
,s he ~ Trust aforesaid, oelg De r'roan Oh tne ,,
n & Se. 'i,in1 ~ lfts chicago Ra.oai comlriny
con coii,-1cnE - ~ mo Dorrhx.ry throarh NisssBpi e
from frrongh Feurssse and Keutuciy 90 tie itit
b1ns the ohio ssver opD,siis an. ,if, ,I
ne rsacise- of she sad M.si,sipDi Dcatrai Kaiotd
Coispaly. including be Franchises , u ~ ~, ~ ,1Q IN
-ef Legislation or otherwise, ant the franchise or ii-'
ae-iimg and con.oniating with other cnryorons 90
sriner Nth Of ihe lambs, alr,d rac'i 'hinf isa, s
r,as = and i,nmullurs station houses dul efos ui"s
n4 ;.,o Grounds inachre siiIi'- ard marhiY ' 7. ' n
csnn.,..on tbe sane AZ shslle- = -o.ie 81 a = G
~ uset on ~ DO cntn'c 7 ~ ~
.i.oa. OF which has been acqrei, ahN ~ tHe 80
caraoll.0n succsis.i rrntins ui lll or "a i
business pii ~
ng- aud urnilsIre and ai materials Td "t tn' uP
ton md bu-nrss rOaa, houses, fgIt lr '.u
am iau4 and II and other knf dnG t.f p"u ~ ri-i
powers p1ylie-rs uumuntr-. uir rg. .i1 rqH',', ~ ~
klusls i ny said D'cd o rus. Aot'l'
vn m no7y-r optrire ad rad and N reurct 'hr
~. ,d otis thrrriFnul 3li the rsht Hie 'ln rsie
,f - - eortnra Dn ai assigns, ar nun ~ il fai ~.
Tnfcd l ne Deed of Trust fcreAi'd or tio "cf VI '"o
courts al1rrsali A.. t-u- s,r c..b In fhe
To 90 property 10 be male IA bsi ~ ., e. n,
Sef f.ti,Ier safe. The rhts OF nc '"i
lsi isrs y purchase SAID Prq'~ry is '' srvytus
drcreca J..lLa y " =, - ~ Oppp rrust.r.
o. H. HMt. Special Master - - ~. .,s.rt,,,es
have been the \. = tlrcult '"hr - - It
.ippi oressld Mhlch be oA apple lnl ,n
cf4lIl ftu W. r." -
New-York tribune., 1877-07-26

Hawk Iaace sold Jersey ewes at 5c y lambs ~
&C.. ard y. r 90 g. ~ Dc.
h'+1A -rty1is, 2n Forfieh.sf yeafcTfav, and
nHihnS th-lF u = tDIhtnl about getting
tAf wee II, mlrses Dr ~ .-l ugsetsl taHe ~
~ y. .~ti1g all n. sAs Wa TuOss Dressed
Al So - sih Ps a 'ic the oLhsr figures beinz 0at u
t-a range and n,t counting
New-York tribune., 1877-07-26

Refined A ~ -s@l a Tea N-i';', So @ 2a Is .os
an ffnr town and running fe-iHeed time
s an WI u f1et quiet sales 80 Prime Western
part. iOc- 90 , .r- .,,.. t-o,o o. r,.,,,.
WHIsKUY- -24rse. firm. He.f, III I6 ali u IJa bid
New-York tribune., 1877-07-26

BrFFsLo. = Y. Iuy 3s.-rhsre chaIge in s-sirs
~ - BuirilD live
vi inn M psas - hDarA Al ~ qtits
CfLf 400. July - f1ts 100: shipments
NJ .fnsni and fsv ssla HoGsRss-iUfs D; shipments
uous; prUcs lo9f5 c-lts lower rhsrs pur
CHASER, sales ~ 81 7JsSJ %. sHgsr-Noth.ng done.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-26

loyDos Julg3J-128op p Cons7is 947is iOT hoth
and account. l.. =. four ..I Genus, 100
View lvc. i0G- Er" railway shares n
LONDON. I.- ltVlccs qnofe I'VE per
ftratss UGIes the acCIuut.
LONDON. Juv 2I-i. g Ol-l 3f p for both money
ad Vices qGlG Hentes
- . eeltlHI,l l'r the accrsuL
FAaI- July -5-EXcA4uge Loldpn, % francs lJ2 cen
times short E't
New-York tribune., 1877-07-26

Money on call was 264 per cent on mixed cOtt3-
teral and L., on United States bonds; discounts
ruled az 81 per cent and upwards New YORK EE-
change was quoted to-day as follows at the places
named: Sayannah-buy ynl. SO; selling. oI6 Char
lesion, lsa3lG discount; selling, = Cincinnati
nominal buving; 10 selling New Orleans-com-
mercial 3Ig premium; bank 4 premium. lhl-
c3re-nolmuallv - discount st. L0u~-par. The
customs receipts today were fj0O,O00 and the in-
ternal Revenue receipts $4,000. The following Is
I'M. Cle9rin. L. house statement to-day: Currency cX
changes. So 81 ,1c9; Currency balances, 1i14G,-
11s God exchanges, Pl,3u2,llS; O0id balances
o5i4,S7O. .., -
In London Consos were iirmer At 945s09f3i, T..
: bonds closing ~ follows: ~G7s al lOG1f; lO-tos
nj 10: new 5s at 1O7 new i2s 10 10j5s; Erie coB-
Irou 7os; preferred at Il; Ney York Central at 50
ass. and Illinois Central at J3l2 Ia Paris Eentes
closed ut lO7.5j
The gross earnings Of the Chicago, Milwaukee
and ST. Paul Railroad compare rs follows:
r..., ..., - ,,,v sllet742.o sl.,sis slsI.6oo
since Jauuary l.-...-. 3J2J.t09 4.t5,-1O 334J.l6D
The receipts of Flour and Grain at The principal
Atlantic ports for this 10Th day of Jgiy We're:
Ne,yTors PAIa Bait Boston
New-York tribune., 1877-07-26

\VANTED-. e., q r,.- cur, aous,.
pAVFNPDEr CITY, Iowa amt Per ent b0his
DTBUuUE CITY. Iowa Psr Cent iio"lN
WENgY COUNTY, Iowa Per Gem s"hn~
LIE COUNTY, Iowa. Per Cont boads
ID DNTFOas CITY, Ohia, 4 Per Cehi h"nas-
WHEELING CRY. Va, = Per Cent bonia -
LOUISVILLE CRY, Krntnoky. . and Pur Cent % bonsA
a. 1VfygrON CITY Ky q and 2 10 Per Cent Bonds
AIT fEgHFNY cry Penn yvanis. Per Ceat sonds
Anu ~'' ~ III. AMY q CO., 70 4 II Nassau 81
New-York tribune., 1877-07-26

ssIct Ordinary -.ll4fa Ilhine -----l4-t
For Devtrv small busnes 20 5nlO foins rcctfr
yesterday lrtcr NJ 4Hiy SoD I---1i AiSS e''1
t-2t. i11N. 500. I-.2l -rutcuNtif i.lW3,
1907 October 500 lI.6I Drcrlp5r loo llfl 90 y az
30. 500 bales. rst call TO-DAY IuN, 100,
1919. 400. his AasYa l01. - ib, septen l.r, -l0
I2Ol. %. ll'U .'tu l4J',
4Yn u a NovrBber leo So 700 ll.3Z Doeenber. ZOO
ll35 January no li4s to,., 100 bales nn ell
-cptffulef october, 800, LOG
November 100 10 tora sOu eaies fhir call october,
lOs 90. NOvenbes. - isS soal, SJ baics sales 70
day up tn p. Jy, 100 T. 10, August O. l2II l91
I2'lg $40 i2I7 20 2ij 7GD l2i2 700. ~ - $50,
II ii eco i2I3: 300 All; l8B, l-IO. 100 Il 600.
49, n i2I2: 100 l2.ll 300. 12l2 re1 y. 3 sep
teeib.r . a. "a 400 I2O3 !. .3pD II 3G1. 1900.
300. ll-g9. 2o3. lIs; 700. lls5i ~, 1i - - i59
700 g- 300. tI91. LOO .rv 100, ll5j5 100 IL no
400 III 80 900 l0y 300 ILDs 800 ZOO jOl, ~ Dl
300 100 60g lLgg, luO I40 October, +1D llss 700
IL III 200 IT54: ZOO 7 IJ 400 1lJf 100 ll.53, zoo.
81 2au. II 80 100. llsi' Jd0. 1lsS Loo l.ss a,o
ID 100. 100, ll.Ja Novenbef O1 llJi. roo
II II: Igo 1i.32 fe0, 1f1 100 li@o Deeers-T, 100
lL33; is0 Jt; o. Il3S; JsBuzrI, LOO, llil March,
30 total o.. 100 bales Grand Total 300 bales
New-York tribune., 1877-07-26
DACIFIC RAILROD (oF MIssoURI1

SECOND MORTGAGE SINKING FUSD.
sealed proposals wiz b. received at he ono 81 I I'm &
c,Y a 't sd EXCHANGE PLACE until July u - ~ ~ p,o
"a If MpftE1ie ohHs oi m
Ptrtne aroad Mzsouri tOr lle s,l.s asn =. 49, 49,
extent Of ffv thOsand dollars Inc ifhs'0'' i"'''0 WV
risBt ~ rejcct any 0r ali bis ,,,,, -
JOSEPH sELIGMAN.t ~
New-York tribune., 1877-07-26
Gitnatlons Wanleo--Alaies

Jltngllons Wanlt0--ltIale5
DUTLER-In a private family, by a Scotch
ID situation he thorungav
s sianas business good eiiy Reference
dress, j. B. lG3 West i)ths.
DUILEk.-A competent man, single, native
I'D - Enriand bead sinehanfe ~ private
family; csunrry objection al me
round months Personal reference. Asrss,
l,2J6 broadway. city
EOACHMAN-Wan situation as coach
& by , respectable who tA1Iougalv Gnncr-
business branches II honest sober and
wiling empower trsiliy %, with whom ne
lived three years New YORK. Gail address c. g. LAST
lSthst IN feel store.
GROOM.-A Young man wishes 4 situation as
~ frat groon ana "a make himself use'l Ci-y
reference. Address H.. h.. Tribune
Uptown Office i2J8 BROADWAY.
ENATTER.-By most faithful man servant
W has lived years n place fo vhere he rf ?;
objections 9, tle cOantry. Gail No coz 0have, 0e
,jath 3dth-sJs.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-26
firnnflnl.


A CCOUNTS Of corporations. firms, and Indl
vtus examined and pliussed o. C. HasIed 80 ls-aa
ELECTION NOTlCE.-OFFICE NGw-TORK
H AND hLLy1HASr ON 90. ifJ Liberty ST. Now YORK.
yuiv 10 i7rer- VIII election of thts Company %
luesi4Y te T dSv - bctv IL Ant O'Clock
y m iiy arior > u. TRENBLY Pres.
PROPOSALS FOR::S107.O0O
a STOCK ~ THE CITY OF NEW-YORK.
sealed be the Compsriiers once
until AUGUST a. 1877. al OcOc- D m, hr viii
hc publicly whole part Of the OF
~. .eOh. stock = tue Cfty Of New York follows:
't'ROrDN " NAIHx Il AfN STOCK" autbOrissd by
Chapter AT, Las.Of 1915. payable November
/. f5O00O 90
"ADDrI0sAb NEe CaOrON A4UzDUCr STOCK
authorized ~ Clsp..r 2IS, Laws Of 1877. pay
abis August / 100. --...-.. 81 600 90
Total -............ -.....---.-- sfO7. 600 90
Said VIII " per cent
payable te st DAY Os Nay and November IN each
Each proposal should be sealed and ndorss Proposals for
-tek NJ te city 0f Ne9 YORK. and enclosed m second sn-
vrloDe addressed 10 the CnmDtrOlrr
fe right Reserved Of the Comptroller to reject
any or At d IN his Judgment the interests OK the corpora
ton [.
For fan Information gee city Record.
JOHN KELLY. Comptroller.
city Of New York, Department Of Comptroer's
lu w A
New-York tribune., 1877-07-26
flnGHclGl.
A -GAS STOCKS.

GAS STOCKS.
A NEw.YORK. MErE0POIrTAN, MUTUAL AND
tfANVATLAS Gas sFpCkS BOUGHT AND SOLD
.a al AuIs of Brooklyn md Nsw Ynrk - 20 les dealt
iDDy CIV. IL ri'f..S 80 ~ .
New-York tribune., 1877-07-26
Total sales for the dav.


ia state bonds District of Columbia 3-js. welded
to 30 -Rd New Tennessees stihenrd mp To i.i't. -
In City bank stocks American Exchange so sold
ut 1OJ1e Bank of America l5l at 49, and Bank OF
Commerce 64l II 125.
Railroad bonds were quiet The Rock Island new
54 80 vears barely steady at lO4, anl Burlhs-
ton and Quincy - 80 10Sl4; Hannlp ana -.
Joseph convertible s. dropping 10 SSH AichIGah
Central IS To 1O71o; North Missouri firsts 10 1oI;
Union Pacific rsts fell to lO5 a sinking tuni onus
selling at 973- Northwest gold bonds were hshef
as So; firsts of &. &. d l. c.. selling al =.
Gold was fairly active and lower, th0ugh there
w-re no influences bearing mon the premium
s5sf9rt Treasurer Maid ont 500 900 IN coin interest
ON nubIic debt and S1O7 900 in redemption of
called bonds. The days business Of the Uoid lear
ing Departmeus of The Bank o. she state Oi New
York covered Gold cleared, S22.0l3OoO: g0id
balances ~ .737. .OOO currency balances, VlSbO,-
G!t The GOLD quotations were az follows
II rC5- 10 1881 z. o. 1853.
ID 2O..-...106 1910. ----l05as 3----------lta't
Foreirn Exchange market was quiet aud lrte-
t0p firner. The selling ratcs We're on tho basis 0i
"a y Al. for sixty DAYS, bills and f S63t ~ - - to
New-York tribune., 1877-07-26

COvrRSlfENr STOCK DErNRTUENT-2 r.. H.
Z h-1 Coup 1867 s is coupon 1881 -
I094s To- JU0-. -........-...l II =
New-York tribune., 1877-07-26


lkImyEE- tEtlCl.
CTNFRAL RAiLgOAD Co. oF WV IEHsEY,
No Iig IlBgRrY5r. NEw GOKG. Jniy -, 1917
NOTICE Is hereby given tha1 the transfer
: moss of the Csnfiil Tailroal Company 81 New Jar.cy
vii d.. cn-e from rhe st 70 thr .Oti oi August next both
Ga}r inclusive. j.. =. IA -tI.D- l-----..-
NOTlCE.-A meeting of the AOlders 0t the debts
.-l nv t,,o rain mort lgas made Russall
AMI y L. C0wrey February 4, ,ll -l one 'ated
February So 50ti hv te -i. Paul q Ihlell iL.
vav company VIII lct 90 the ore ~ e~si p y & ~
W lu 81 i,TaaiFay, tlr cy ot NeN ora on the
~ W f August I9- af - O'Clock noon f0r the purpose
OF r,lnustng the rrl-srss Hndsr saIa mortgage.
Dated, .iY !, 1877. X - ILL 49,
New-York tribune., 1877-07-26

Iralsferable or'iEIs ODIAlAllsI1 aI = 70s
FLOUR AND MEAL-There was q moderately
New-York tribune., 1877-07-26

FOrairn Eychanqe market was quiet and lrle-
ri0n hrmer The selling rltcs We're on tho basis 0i
81 sJlt for sixty DAYS bills and 3 96@iGf4 - to
Ia for siaht We annex Iatest oLlicllI lloialIons:
New-York tribune., 1877-07-26
DROPOsALS FOR:S1O7.OOO

I Nun PACIFIC KAILROAD CUNPAN
" SINKING FUND BONDS.-in accordance with pro
visions OF the ndenre per cent Of tas outstanding
SINKING Fund Mortgage Ponds ~ the Pacific Rar
will by Office II the company
Boston, TUESDAY. July 81 l-77 II ts bonls
drawn redeemed Of SeptemDer. ST.
provide in said IndentGFe.
HENRY MCFARLAND, Treasurer.
Boston. June 25 1877
New-York tribune., 1877-07-26

!
These drscass steanships sail regularly az rom
Pier 40. i3. Norih River. oiiows: .
,si1 t.JIf- 81 81 EDN FSDAY Aug. J.
St.sn,sbtp CRY Al q lilJt y August ID
lnsIp For Icirt ~ paaas. t1iy ~
WILLIAM =. CLYDE & Co. %. % lowing sreen
JCKFILT.R. LTLtNG * Coz Agents IN Havana
New-York tribune., 1877-07-26
UAMBURG American Packet COmpany's line

i
Z f0f PLY MOUTH tn EkBD < RG and HAMBl 20.
POMMFR ANIA.---- ~ @ttNi \ ----------- uiY ~
t4ELLERf yuiy l3 Ltt~l t.-.- tsiist =
Rates Plymouth, LONDON Clerbaurg al pntA
All points 10 England ,cotauf, AMI Wae4; tlrt tll
gold 100: cabin gold $50. Steerase currency t3
hL NHAkDH a. Co.. e.. g kItsH AID a hoA1,
g,ueraI Agcnts. General Passenger A. gems,
sL.N YORK 81 HfaadHiFf fr'f- 7 ufA-
New-York tribune., 1877-07-26
OceaB Steamers

NRFAT WE>TERN NIEAN~HIP IINt.
NE NETWORK TO BRISTOL lkHg.l-DIHECF.
EEiBg gols gud Das5engers for LONDON CaL Newport
GoucrsteT. and all ports I'm Bristol Channel
sailing from Pier H. Elst River.
CORNWALL SAY, August II
SgMFpS.r TIT -I.-DAN. Au tust y
CABIN Passage SO currpncv Return es-ts at faaraJi
rates. Intermediate ei5 Currency. stcfItge no currency
Pre- ad sterlec Certificates f26 Drafts for Il and upward
For freIgnt passage, 4ppfv 70
N ID N1iefAN Agenl. No. 10 -Outl-st. New YORK.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-07-25

soldiers Of the Sixth, hooted, jeered and
but 1t appears that the pistol firing had
ceased, and the Sixth was not receiving
as rough treatment as the Fifth took
without firing. Broken windows ana
riddled woodwork at the corner OF Bal
timore and Holiday streets, and on BAL
timore street, opposite the Carrollton
Hotel, where the men were killed, snow
that the soldiers turned after they had
passed the mob, and from fright OF
sheer wantonness let fire. In two
squares there were not less than one
hundred shots fired. Tue Wonoer ID
that SO little damage Was done.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-07-25
PROPOSALS.
iy22 I'd
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

DEPARTMENT OF ASSESSMENTS. \
Room No. Is, City Hall. I
New Orleans, July Ia, 1877
The taxpayers OF the city Of New Orleans,
parish of Orleans are hereby notified that the
assessments of real estate and personal prop
erty within the city. for the State and city taxes
Of 1877. exigibie In the year 1878, are now COM
pete and will be exposed for inspection and
correction at the Office of the Department OF
Assessments. Room No. Is, City Hall. from July
49, 1877. from O'Clock o. m, until o'clock n.
M, daily Sundays exeepted), until the 1st day
OF September, 1877. during which time all COM
plants Of either excessive or inadequate assess
ments will be considered.
In order to avoid delays. facilitate and expe-
dite business. taxpayers are requested to bring
their last TAX receipt or description Of the prop
erty as TO districts and number OF squares.
JOHN =. RENGSTORFF,
Administrator and ex-offcio President OF tho
Board OF Assessors. jy15 lot
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-07-25
THE Pennsylvania STRIKERS.
A strange Showing They Make TO the
Directors Of the pennsylvania
Central Road.
[St. Louis Times.l

Central Road.
[St. Louis Times.l
PrrTsguRa. July 21.-The employees
have prepared the following address to
the stockholders OF the pennsylvania
i've respectfully call your attention
to our grievances in connection with
your road, on which many OF us have
been employed for years. Our wages
have been from time to time reduced, so
that now many Of us do not even
average seventy-five cents per day. We
have sympathized fully with the direc-
tors but in the last move to many Of
us was guaranteed q pauper's home,
and this, too, when your more fortu-
nate directors were luxuriating at sum-
mer resorts in princely style. When
the result Of this dissipation and
fashionable folly is visiting the
starving flresides Of their en-
ployes 1t does become us to protest. To
elucidate, we will call your attention to
few facts, showing that it is not the
depression Of business that compels
your directors. to starve us and our
families, but the unbusiness- like man
agement Of the affairs Of your road.
Last year your road received some
81, 600 900 for freight on oil shipped by
the Standard and other refining inter-
ests, not owned by the Empire, Potts
Vile or other Pennsylvania outside
interests. Prior to these large ship
ments freight to the shipboard was
about 80 cents per barrel, but so soon as
the interests were harmonized the Pa
cific Railroad received 80 per barrel for
the same service. We call your atten-
ton again to this fact, which alone
would have enabled your company to
pay at least enough for living.
Then again your road has been used
for over twenty-five years transporting
coal to the seaboard from Western
mines at price which would barely
pay for motive power. Competition did
not necessitate this low service. In
this item alone millions have been lost
to your road.
We again call your attention to the
existence OF the many fast freight lines
| which run upon your road, from which
you only receive o small plttauce.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-07-25
ANOTHER ACCOUNT.
[Cincinnati Enquirer.


PIrTsBURa, July 21.-The city at 8
O'Clock is in the midst Of the most fever
ish excitement known here since 1861.
The railroad strike took a tragic shape
this afternoon. Two thousand soldiers
from Philadelphia arrived at Up. M,
and at 4, preceded by Gen. Pearson and
staff and Sheriff Fife, marched out from
the Union Depot on the track to the
round house. They halted, fronted and
faced outward, and cleared space on
the track. The crowd still filled the
street at the crossing. When the mill
tary appeared there were few derisive
yells. but theFcrowd, as whole, was
rather orderly. A few Philadelphia
soldiers marched up the track to clear
the crossing, but as there was not
enough of them to show any force the
crowd did not move out OF their way,
while the boys laughed at them. A few
stones were thrown at the militia, 1t Is
believed by boys, but there was no de-
termined attack then. Some OF the ad-
vance guards of the Philadelphia
troops, with fixed bayonets, made
charge which was Intellectual, where
upon they fired.
Then all along the whole line firing
commenced, apparently without any
orders. They fired in all directions,
many shots going up the hillside, where
many women and children were assem-
bled as spectators. The firing continued
three or four minutes, the crowd having
by this time pretty we'll dispersed. The
Fourteenth Regiment, Pittsburg troops,
during the firing were stationed on the
hillside ond took no part in it. One of
their number was killed by shot from
the Philadelphians, and after this ma.
jority OF the regiment stacked arms and
deserted. They sympathize with the
strikers. There was little or no firing
back at the Philadelphians, none Of
whom were hurt. AS might be supposed,
the crowd became highly incensed, and
threats of vengeance were made, many
asserting that the Philadelphians would
not get back home alive.
A wANToN MASSACRE OF UNoFFENDING
CITIZENS.
BALTIMORE, July 81 Col. Peters
manifesto has done something to mod
ify the feeling against him, but the in
dignation against the Sixth regiment
cannot be overdrawn.
THE INNOCENT SPECTATOR, AS USUAL.
While some think the rioters were
rightly served, public attention has
fastened on the fact that not more than
two of the killed, and very few of the
wounded citizens, were rioters. Most OF
them were idle sight-seers. attracted by
the din. From Peters statement it is
plain that the detachment of his men
which marched to the depot broke loose
from all control, and fired at will. I
have not been able to learn that any
order was given to fire after the soldiers
left the armory. The conviction grows,
and is strengthened by accommodating
testimony, that the bloody work on
Baltimore street was wanton massacre
Of unoffending citizens.
It is true that the mob followed the
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-07-25
LEWIS' PREPARATION
of Fine CAST Steel to the Sulphuretted Dust.

Those having used and tested the. value
Of this compound, are respectfully Informed
that it can be had at the Drug Store OF /. l..
LYON and many other druggists of this city.
To the uninitiated and skeptical will say
that. in placing it before the public. have de-
Waited from the whole eonclave OF inventors 'of
the surest and best anti bilious medicines" etc.
/ allude to. their invariable secresy of ingre-
dents. The usual and only other mode in pro-
ducing sulphuretted Iron is by the hydrogen
process. where it is made by hundreds Of
pounds for the commerce of the world, and is
not to be depended on. as it contains too great q
proportion of carbon tcharcoaD, which cannot
be avoided in the process of their manufac-
turing 1t.
This Sulphuret of Refined Steel is the pure
sulphuret Of steel, having not particle of for
oigins matter in its combination. 1t is made by
hand. :,
Those eminent professors Of chemistry and
physicians of France, together with the United
States Dispensatory, state that the great oblect
in administering iron is to get the greatest
quantity into the gastric juice of the stomach as
It is intendad to renovate and purify the blood.
my4 tt W. T. L
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r .UMBER, CABINS, ETC

r .UMBER, CABINS, ETC ..
The undersigned are still at their old stand.
No. $50 Delord street. New Basin, and are
prepared to sell cheaper than any other house
1877.
Great reduction in the price of CABINS.
W. W. CARRIE & CO..
$50 Delord street.
New Basin. New Orleans.
New Orleans. July 4. 1877. jy11 2m
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
A CARD.

New ORLEANS. La.. July IL. 1877.
Learning that a rumor has been put in eireu-
lation by some unauthorized party or parties. TO
the effect that am about to go out Of the hard
ware business, take this method of denying
the correctness of that report, and beg to inform
my friends and the public that am now, and
will continue to be, prepared to serve them in
my line of trade, and on as reasonable terms as
other dealers.
CHARLES d. LALLANDE,
Nos. So Tchoupitouas and SO Peters street.
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Staub il rot a striker nor does he make one OF
the component parts Of Gov. Hartranf.'s sixty
thousand militia men. Staub wouldnt go for the
White League, he knows better. Nor is he d rall-
road man. He never TUNED eff from his train
any shipwrecked marlner. II btaub 10 anything
he ia lightning man Of news and keeps all the
latest dailies ard periodicals. including fcribners
monthly TOR August at Goldthwaite's bookstore
on Exchange Alley, near the corner OF Canal.