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New-York tribune., 1877-10-29
THE LONG ISLANDS CONDITION.
THE BONDED AND FLOATING DEBf-A TALK Win
THE RECEIVER.


The bonded debt of the Long Island Railroad
comnanv il taed to he ~ 100000. The company guar
ontcs the interest on OF the Rockaway branch
and the principal and interest Sl5OOOO OF the New
town and Flushing Road $4,000 OF which belongs nov"
ever the Long Island Company; Also Soooooo' Prin
clpal and interest. OF the Smlthtown ahu ror'
Jefferson Road. All OF these are first mortgages
Tals is the entire bonded Indebtedness OF tho
Long Island Company except 750000 on that portion
running from Manoryille to sag HarbOr, none OF which
had been sold when the Poppenhusens took possession
The Poppenhusens owned large tract OF lahu at oo
lege Point and hence the construction OF railroad 10
that point by them A. T. Stewart wanted ra''-
road to Garden City, and he made an arrange
ment with the Poppenhusens TO build II. IL
is generally understood he furnished the money
t Is generally understood that the recent electo oI r'
Sharp president of Long Island Road was III o nm
ferest of Drexel, Morgan & Co.. who hold the 3),OVO
shares hypOthrcatod by the Poppenhnsens Iheis s IN %
road COMPANY and Mr. Sharp for several years Mas
, yer 1 ioS o0o interest on the bonds of the Long
Island and south Side roads, but as the first mortgage
bondholders Of these roads are already Organizing
1or the nurnosc of taking action 20 fOrcOse the mort
cages in cas this interest IL not paid, II i thought thht
Dfexcl, Morgan n Co. VIII find 1t 20 ther interest
promptly meet the payment 10 prevent the ROAD rom
Mr Wrignt OF Drexol. Morgan q Co.. SAYS that the
exceed II 100000. including Judgments. j. j. ".
selgman ~ co. assert that they do not hold ana never
held. Judgment against any Of the Long ISLAND roads,
nor are they ia any way Interested IN them. -
Receiver Sharp stated To TRIBUNE reporter tiat
there would be changes IN the running Ot fanS c'c
Tue revenue Of the road Dad exceeded is running *
pruses but there deficiency IN the interest on
bonds aud mortgages 10 ms intention "a rcdcethe
expenses OF the road In every possible way Dh1 e Iu
NOT yet decided just where he would retrenoh Nnelher
or not there would Dc reduction IN the wages OF en-
poyes H. could not state Mr. sharp wa a7Sel ~ az s
time he elected president OF tne road th'fe "a5
any inumatiOn expectation that ne "olii
be made receiver. This question he replied Dc c9na
not answer. There was some talk OF = receiver ne
Oninued, " in Mr.. POppeuhuscns time ihe frp1t-St
inquired what he meant by th- statement " wen,
nov :" said 1Ir. sharp growing angry, an hot E0uB
To answer question. know some thnhs apoHt te
of the company that don't propose to give
10 m. world through THE TRIBUNE, or mn any othtl "1
don't know what the debt Of the roa1 L.; the bttfH
can robably tell why he found nothing to athch tp
Queens County and VIII tell you plainly that doh
intend TO answer any more qdo stlons.'
New-York tribune., 1877-10-29
THE COERTS.
ACCUSED OF STEALING DIAMONDS.

Mrs. William II. Hooper and Miss Nellie Hayes
were arrested Friday night the former ~ Tayors Hotel
in jersey city the latter at Lgget's Hotel in tins city
CHARGED with stealing 800 ~ iewclry from Mrs.
william ~. Delaney. uf No 2l2 llgI-> Brooklyn. his.
Hooper aud Miss Hayes from Boston about two
weeks ago and went to board with Mr. and Mrs Delaney
ON Tuasnny last Mrs. Hooper and Miss Hayes came 20
York and that nigh; Mrs. Delaney discovered that
her Jewel was gone The detectives asccrta'ned
FROM diamond broker that the had visited
him. ana that Mrs Hooper lad two rings with her The
two women returned on Wednesday, and on Thursday
Mr Delaney 0h trgct his guess with the robbery Mr.
HoOer cft the house. Miss Hayes won't 20 her rOOm
and the toOrS locked 20 prevent her escape until
the warrant should arrive. mt when officer cane
wa found she had let herself into the backyard
from the second story window and scaled the ieUce aud
escaprd Both assert their innocence hut they
were committed IN default of $1,000 bail Mrs. Hooper
says that a lady called at Mrs. Deaney's house on
Tuesday. who was friend OF Mr. Delaney, but whom
Mrs Delaney disiiked very much. and that she cf
upstairs alone for some time. she Aually vert away
ana then Dir. and Mrs Delaney had quarrel about her
She thinks that the robbery may have been committed
by this visitor.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-29
ONE FIREMAN STABBED BY ANOTHER.

JO.tph " IIIilnH, IIIHIndH dIIdcHtu 70 th-
ginc No .. a. No. 1913 Fulsohst obtained leave Of al
sence Tor half hour yesterday afternoon, ana his
rsturn another fireman, James DOnayau who was keep
Iuu the books marked him down being late Williams
desired 20 the entry but Donavan refused. sharp
words aud blows followed. Dunavau suddenly drew
prugnfe and stabbed NiilnIs twice ~ the lelt arm
one wound between tnrce ana four inches long, cN
t,nii1g 10 the bone. Williams was conveyed To the
(irml.i- street Hospital where be tainted from toss Of
blood and remained conscious Tor some time Al tle
cu-!ne house stated that the men bad not been
frguds FOR some time. Williams has Deen fireman
thirteen years; he member o. the old volunteer
fire depart Iueut DOnaVan was arrested.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-29
DrrISIOSS-OCT. 81.

SlDyene Court Chambers-By Judge D0nohue.-
In ta matter CATION Saan Zeek-Ile present
roc-pfq are disIn ssed fault Is that Of the ron
asuGo to aet II tAS1S agPGaIs IdS as EiaSp sSq
i.siay agt kendall Biscuit Col Davis agI NHth ;
In the matter OF De Sauch0; watson agL COnO!eI
-firLrted S.ndsrson AT Ettingcr.-MOu0n denied
Mitchell agt. Motion dcnied Nhfn delendan pay
the amount fe limits due. he In tine mate o
trr,i,.s etc II Satfss eo-3femorlHium. otAcmcrhorn
at ~ghamcrnDrn- hr- no proof u scryl,si soooh
. ur lOi as tiri, proof Of IN -nLy ih
-n'. Cala-lgu ag NyCrsrdet - stAnl As elter 'io
George at y,rp0rt Ot referee cJnlIihed aha uo
gree Oi divorce granted.
>ap.yiOr Coul-Special Tam-By Judge Sanford.
BADcock agt. Bonneli lr-Judgmont signed.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-29
LARGE SHIPMENTS OF GRAIN.

The steamer FaradaY sailed OH Friday for
Liverpool loaded VITA grain snd provisions, Decides 500
horses and cattle her decks The faraday war con
e;ruc,cd expressly for cable laying and with the Great
Eastern laid all the cable connecting the old ana new
worlds. She vessel Of 1000 burden, aud all
available space including the receptaocs tb. cable
nllcd with grain. TIE Great EaaeT, ul 10000 tons
burden - the way 10 NeW-lOik q similar cTrund
and SAID that enough orders have breu received
grain. English account, 10 give employment every
Idle vessel anOat SAID Nell-knOwn shipper:
England Is opaIng for next seasons stock. and
rely America for her food Tho Black is closed Ouy
the Prussian provinces tho Battle open. and %
they must necessarily be- closed The ls prolonged
America will be Eugilnds only rosOrt Fortunately.
Tie CrOpts large ana ample enough 10 feed the entire
world"
New-York tribune., 1877-10-29
A slupwRECKED CREWS EXPERIENCE.

The steamship Ayrshire, which arrived here
from Havana Friday. brought Captain Doucet ind
1--WE Of the crew OF the schooner MoerO OF Yarmouth "
which clpsized in hurricane september lG. WBcn
the NOerO capszed, the cung 20 the rigging uut
il was swept by the ana the vessel rghied.
when they la9cd themselves to te sjumps Of the
After .he gallo abacd, they lived the scaping5 aud
juice potatoes until september 2S when the Ayrshire
rescued them. Captain Doucrt that he called upon
The British Consul NJ Havana, who treated him with
teui and pushed him ont 0f tho Office giving the
a few shirts and sending them % miserable boarding
house.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-29
pnYsIclAN AccrsED oF AssArLr

Asylum the Insane, charged at the TOmbs Police
Court on saturday, with as5ang sarah c. Neil, dis
charged Sno thaL DIR. Mcdonald Knocked
her down The doctor tbat she discharged De-
cause che hat poison IN her which against the
ru.o: a. refused 10 leave hts room, ho pushed her
out using more force than necessary In the corridor
me became violent that policeman had o. be called
Her counsel John u. Townsend asserts his belief THAT
she Wa discharged hecauso enc ,knew too much ana
had seen ol much of the cruelty urnctisod paiients
Dr McDO1ad held 10 bail IA 300.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-29

received from various trades unions In ths ana o,,
cities and the daily receipts are said 10 average @ov
was red saturday that H. Conn had agreed 10 employ
only union men, and that Mr. kamser had acceu1u W
the strikers demands The empoye or Befser
discharged five hands for talking or strkine tDe siu
ployes have been ordered to STRIFE meTlng a. ~ LIE .
resniyc that the employees in the different shops on
strike should march In bodies To the mass meeh5 Ut ''
CoOuer Institute tomorrow evening.
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There was man named Simon c.,
L.. 49, E.ll. Ln ..nLlA La.

There was man named Simon G.,
And he was hungry as he could De.
Saws simon G. ohis son Don,
Pray, how much longer must this 20 onl
Pm still too young for spoon and BIB,
want my band In the public CRIB!
want a place, and want II bad;
Just TX up one for your poor Old daiW
.-lNorHich Bulletin.
"L,ook at that crowd,n said a gentleman to
clergyman he Was showing through the state Depart
,ent tbo other day "Just look at that erOwd going
in me elevator to dT. Eyartss room" " Yes" Iepod
the divine that's the largest Collection for Foreign
Missions I've taken up IN many uAy'-tNeW-
York Commercial Advertiser
New-York tribune., 1877-10-29
A couNrFRFEllEa IN CUSTODY.

Charles Sailer was arrested Saturday, by
Detective Druumond Of the secret Service Department
charged with having passed four $50 counterfeit notes
on the Central National Bank Of Now-YOrk He was
held by United Stacs Comm s,ioner Shields Ia dofau
OF - 900 bail for examination tomorrow II s SAID O
S1iier that he old offender ana has Just served ont
"a OF nine months inprspum mt for cOuncrfcitng
He IL resident of Philadelphia. and possibly may be
snnt fhnre for trill npnn nlher rh1rEeA.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-29

ada prosecuted by Mr. Bcrghs society came on satur
day before the same Court. Justice Wandel tOok oc
caslon to inform Mr. Bergh that the young man was no
relative his and something better was 10 be expecleu
OF Mr. Bergh than that he should publish so injurious
false report Justice K breth also said 10 was the WISH
OF himself and his associates that when MT Bergh Ies
aggreyed with their decision, he should take the proeI
legal steps To correct the error and not make complaints
to them privately write them letters Mr. Bergh n9s
being wed to reply gathered up his papers ana WILL
drpW
New-York tribune., 1877-10-29
RESULT OF THE REGISTRATION.

Saturday was the fourth and last day of the
registration on October the total number registered
IN this city was 32,5J9 on October IT. II .59l on
October 20, 1880; Saturday, 33,i05, making Of
rrrfstored voters total OF 1899 As expected the
registration shows considerable decrease from that
the Presidential year, amounting u .6S9 As com
pared Win $50, she decrease II only l4C3 The follow
Ing table prescus comparison by Assembly Districts
AI..a- a-.rl.- -.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-29
MR.. BERGH's HASTE REBUKED.

Frederick Wandell was tried on Friday, be-
fore the Court Special Sessions for cruelty horse.
and acquitted Henry Borgh under tho impression that
the accused nephew Of Justice wandell. wrote
letter to Justio Krcth sharply crclsing the action of
the Court and stating fact. the relationship between
the prisoner and tue justice. Tho oi Michael Can
New-York tribune., 1877-10-29
NOMINATIONS AND CONFERENCES.

III tnc ~ tD senate OiSblCt, JOStpu DHHnhoh
was nominated Saturday evening, by the AntlTanmany
Convention Arthur T. Halliday having declined the nom
inaton. James Hayes is mentioned as the probable
uosiDee Of Anti IaIDmsny ia tie lid Assembly District
tlis evening
IN the With Senate District the Republicans disre-
gnrdng The conference resolution nominated three Re
publicans for Aldermen In conference OF the Anti
Tammany Organization, Saturday, Emanuel b. Hart ad-
ysed that they adjourn until to-day or tomorrow, ana II
the Republicans would not withdraw eAniidate, ne
thought IL the duty Of the other opposition parties 10 alb
stain from nominating This view Prevailed IN the iace
Of come opposition. 1t was tLOngnt however, tnat
~ nd Gfanben N RnOiROn. tao Of Inc
New-York tribune., 1877-10-29
RICHMOND COUNTY REPUBLICANS.

The Richmond County Republican Assembly
and County Convention held saturday George WI
liam, Curtis presiding Kneeand Townsend selected
"A. candidate Tor The Assembly. TIC nominations Oi
John Henry Headey OF Wrsifed, for dstrctat,Orney
Israel f. Oakley OF Wested. fOr justice OF the scssOns
Onu e. BssosWay OF Wcst1cid, fOr superintendent Of
thc poor, and Dr. william G. Washer and George Viii
son, Tor cOroncrs, we're made 10y reclamation.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-29
TIE CANDIDATES.

NOMINATIONS MADE THUS PAR-PhosPECTS OF IhL
MOST PROMINENT NOMINEES.
The United Workingmen's party and the
I,r, vnncrs' League have nominated candidates Tor
the JUDICIARY Register and the rest OF tue county tcAet
bur the vote which these candidates viii po ID entlrey
too uieuacant to affect the general result Ihese OF
rsnizati,us aud the independent Republicans ana Ger
man Independents have also nominated candidates Tor
the assembly some districts but nave done 80 sole'
,r,t' t design of iniuring the THmmany nominees by
s,iii.,g the Democratic vote favor of Republicans or
anti-lmnmany men.
Tine following table shows all the nominations thus far
made by Tammauy and tle principal organizations op
posed to Tammany:
New-York tribune., 1877-10-29

Ar Col. said that he prced that JOhn dseiord, Of
Albany, would bc present to-day 10 tehfy. Inc COniiLE
tee viii meet - T..
TIE proceeding OF George ". Butt, begun by the
friends Tweed Tweed forced 20 surrender bls
property ana De then discharged from arrest, has heen
abandoned. Butt claims 10 be creditor of Iwcsds
tnc amount fl,D7J. The given FOR the
rwa 10 eguariies ia the FIRST steps OF the proceed
New-York tribune., 1877-10-29

OIGARMAKERs HOLDING OUT.
About seven thousand striking cigarmakers
are said 10 dependent the money collected for the
proongaton Of the strike. Pecunary is being
New-York tribune., 1877-10-29
R. Brady.......John r. Brady

PsU. and
dnii- I4iiiItIHF.
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PROMISsORY NOTES.

l. John Reich. note dated March "a, 1864 far
1920 all interest pad up to March "a, 1875. So
cured by mortgage.
-. G. Wraggs, note for $780, dated My m
1873 interest paid up to May %, 1876.
B. Jacob Paul. note due November %. 1876, Csc
$500; interest paid up to September 49, 1876.
4. g. Steinbron. note due November 30 1873. esr
$780, paid on account $50: no interest paid
s. w. Singrn, note dated September "a, EFHf,
for s245 due September "A, 1877.
6. M. SDellman, note dated November 8. rgzE,
for $50; Tue May 8. 1877.
T. z, Kramapi, note dated November 16. 1884, Fax
$500; due May 16, 1877.
s. G.. Eberhardt, note dated December o. sssE.
for $500; due June 90 1877; paid March IL, IssZ
$50 on account.
9. Geo. Geyer, noted dated February 5, 1871. FIR
1912; due August 8, 1877.
10. G. Scbnauder. note dated March 1, 1877. for
800; due September /, 1877.
II. M. Anderson, note dated March 2, 1s7g. a1-
s74 so: dne May 8, 1877.
-. M. Ryan. note dated March IT, 1877, for ssHas
due September IT. 1877.
TermS-Cash.
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clerk. leaves to-day at s D. m. for Vicksburg
and all bend landings to Arkopolis.
The M. |. line steamer. Mary Ida. Is receiving
through to Ben Tureauds. J. A. Ruiz in COM
mand.
The Henry Tete J. +. Aucoin master. M. Fl.
Landry clerk. leaves to- morrow at 10 q. m. for
the coast and Donaldsonville. The Tete con-
meets with flat for points on the bayou, sending
freight through without delay.
The new and fleet steamer Alvin. w. r. SEQ
veil master. Henry kouns and John Estopinal
clerks, leaves tomorrow at 1890 a. M promptly
for the lower coast to the Quarantine Station.
The lower coast United States mail packet
Martha, W. s. Bassett master, leaves to morrow
at 10 m for Port Eads
The Robert q. Lee will leave tomorrow for
vicksburg and all mail landings, Capt. VIM.
Campbell in command A. McVay in the office.
~ The I'll Hughes, Joe Dalfers master. d.
Nicola clerk, leaves tomorrow at S p. m. for
the coast. Donnal dsonville and Lafourehe. and
will at the same time attend to the business of
Capt q. ID. Terrebonne and the Robt. Young.
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Receipts of Produce.

GRAND ECORE-Per steamer H Durfee-92
bales cotton to G Walmsey aco-9I dc Renshaw.
Cammack &co--72 do Payne, Kennedy &co--63 do
Friedlander-57 do McGehee. Snowden Violet
81 Meyer Weis &co-4 Oscar Chopln-36 Lehman
Abraham &cO-25 Bush e. Levert-24 Male e. Cam
mack-l9 Beraud Gibert-t9 4 I Buckner Bro
Is Levy Cark--16 8 Wilkerson ir &co-15 II,
Leckie-l5 John Adams &co--l5 L IL Gardner-13
Stewart Bros &co-7 Airey &co-7 Ciapp Bros &
C0~-6 Allison &co--6 p Harrison ir &co--6 s
Gumbel--5 Bloom &co--5 H G Browns Jno
Chatfe Sons Chatfe Hamilton d Powell 5
Schmidt & Ziegler--5 Ogden e. Bells W Bur
bridge &co-4 Allen, West g. Bush-4 L Harris e.
CO. COnger & Kelly-4 p 4 Hatrel-3 Hartwell e.
Chambers-3 H e. Newman-3J G Spor. 3 Flash,
Lewis &co-2 Delavallade-l Richard Flower e.
co.. 0 Thomas &eo-1 Dumen-1 Paul Bou-
igny-6 sacks seed cotton Beraud e. Gibert-5 do to
lily Leckie--l33 sacks cotton seed o Cotton Seed
Associaton-sundries to order-Total 1872 bales cot
ton IL sacks seed cotton 1873 sacks cotton seed
LOWER COAST Per steamer Isabel-sundries
to order
PORT EADS-Per steamer Eva 81 bbs rice to
Socola-3o do Roder-l27 sacks rough rice G A La
naux-100 20 Star Rice Mills do Haspel-134 do
KIP Ruch- 60 do Hope Rice Mill-36 do Steward &
ThomDson-sundries to order-Tota 81 bbls rice so
sacks rough rice
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STOCKS.

l. Three Shares Of the New Orleans F25fss
Railroad of slOo each, on which 50. paid.
2. Twelve Shares of Teutonia InsuEEaas
Company Of 800 each, full paid.
each, full paid.
4. Ten Shares Of Peoples Insurance Can
pany OF S25 each, full paid.
5. Two Shares Of New Orleans Insurance. H..
sociation of $50 each, full paid
6. Fifteen Shares. Of the. Teutonia Nasamsaa
Bank Of 800 each. full paid
7. Twenty Shares Of the Bank Of Lafayss4tz al
$50 each, full paid.
g. Fifteen shares of the Odd Fellows Hail As-
ISOLATION, Third District. Of s % EACH full paitS.
Terms Cash. before transfer
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oc8 II Is II 20 Administrator of Commerce
PROPOSALS FOR REPAIR OF REvET-
MENT LEyEE, NEW LAKE END.

DEPARTMENT OF IMPROVEMENTS, J
Room No. Is, City Hall,
New Orleans. October 8. 1877.
Sealed proposals for repair of revetment
levee, at New Lake End. will be received at this
office until THURSDAY. the 18th inst, at u
o'clock M; said work to be done in strict
accordance with specifications on file in the
office of the City Surveyor. The city reserves
the right to accept or reject any and all bids.
oc4 JNO MCCARTNEY Administrators.
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BY Railroads
MORGAN'S LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAIL
ROAD

Oct "a bales cotton Jno Chaffe Sons-1 do Clap
Bros &co-1 do P Harrison ir &co-5 W Sentell
&co-2 bales L Surle AGO. bbis pecans %
sacks rice l. Terrebonne-50 do Richard Flow er Geo
SO do Gwyn Dyer-209 do r Beltram-l0 do and
: bales moss M Wash-6 do L Lacassagne 30 do
l!s SACKS rice SepIn-- 80 hides Fl Salomon-4
pkgs hides L Fender sack wool pkg wax Rykoski
Manade-lo bales moss Odell & Wright-6 do j
Bourg--5 bbls pecans Beer-sundries to order
10 al bales cotton ABB sacks rough rice
From 1ndianola-Per steamship City of Norfolk
AZ bags wool Il bales cotton A Whitney Geo. do
Lehman. Abraham &co--1o do S Gumbel-1l do II
Danneel &co-6 do 200 ga aks cotton seed order-400
head sheep Paul Esteban-sundries to order-Total
46 bales cotton 20G SACKS cotton seed
From Clinton--Per steamship Whitney-67 bales
hides IL bales broom corn 1872 bales cotton A Whit
neg &c0-39 dc Jno Z Hardie &oo--16 Chatfa Hamil-
ton PoWAli-5 NJ Berwin--16 kirkpatrick Il Keith
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3 Clapp b Os &co-16 L -Walmsley &co-sO4 scks
cotton seed N Cotton Seed Associaton--20O do to
Planters Oil Co-131 sacks oats Prudhomme & Brigg
14s do Miller Dolhonde &to-Tota 287 bales cotton
1905 sacks Gotten seed 279 sacks oats
From Galveston--7O bales cotton A Whitney g.
Colo bbls oil Aldge. $1,000 in gold B Flanders
-sundrles to 0tder-Total 10 bales cotton
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ADVERTISEMENTS
SEALED PROPOSALS.
DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE,
City Hall.
New Orleans. October &. 1877.

Sealed proposals for the right and privilege of
maintaining and running q steam ferry for
both sides of the Mississippi River at the head
OF ESplanade street. in the Third District of this
city. and of Olivier street, in the Fifth District
OF this city. for and during the term of ten years.
commencing oa and to be computed from the
list day of November 1877. will be received at
this office up to II o'clock IN. on Saturday, the
Goth of October. 1877.
Specifications on file in the office of the City
Surveyor.
The City reserves the right to reject any and
all proposals.
CHAS. CAVANAC.
OPR II IL II % Administrator nf Hou, aroo
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OPEN ACCOUNTS.

COFFEEHOUsE ESTABLISHMENT.
Stock in trade of Barre No. $50 TcssaruE-
toulas street, Fixtures and all inDIesuefse4s
appertaining thereto-the whole as per isrs.gs--
tory.
Terms of Saie-Cash on the spot.
sell % oc6 Is
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SEALED PROPOSALS,

DEPARTMENT OF IMPROVEMENTS, J
Room No. 49, City Hall,
New Orleans, September %, 1877.
Sealed proposals will be received at this Of
flee until WEDNESDAY, October 10, 1877, at 70
M, for the repair of the nuisance wharves in
the Third and Fifth Districts. in accordance
with specifications on file in the office Of the
City Surveyor.
The city reserves the right to accept or reject
any and all bids.
JNO. MCCAFFREY,
Oc2 OF Administrator
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NOTICE TO BAKERS.
MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS,
Citv Hall October & 1877

MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS,
City Hall. October 6, 1877.
The average price of fresh -four being this day
seven dollars and fifty cents; in accordance
with said valuation the price Of bread for the
week commencing Oh MONDAY, October g. 1877
will be-:
Sixty ounces for twenty cents.
Thirty ounces for ten cents.
Fifteen ounces for five cents.
Bakers Of bread are required to use only the
best flour Of the above value per barrel. and the
use of damaged Or inferior flour in bread offered
for sale in this city is prohibited. Consumers
of bread are requested to report to the nearest
police station any violation of the above ordi.
nance. either in variation of weight or quality oil
material.
se16 ED. PILSBURY. Mayor
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MARINE NEWS.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT, I
October 8, 1877.
Cleared YESTERDAY.
Ne clearances at the Customhouse yesterda
Arrived.

ArF1V0d.
Steamship Lone Star, Forbes. from New York goth
inst, to G A Whitney &co-Algiers
Spanish steamship Carolina. Riestra, from Havana.
to 4 Forstall & Sons-2d dis
Bark L l. Carney, Jackson IL days from Aspihwal
to master-P int
Brit bark Octavia. Gundy 46 days from Carthagena
DeWolf Powell &co-3d dis
Span bark Altagracia, ...-.., from Havana to mas.
ter-zd dis
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RECEIPTS AT THE NEW BASIN,

Hope Villa-Per steamer AGce-l2 bales cotton to
Renshaw, Cammack &eo-5 bales moss F Z Sewn 5
sacks seed cotton A L Chopin g boxes coops
chickens bdls sundries A Babin-1 coop chickens
boxes eggs box beeswax Wang & Gotham &c $50
shingles Rykoski & Manade 5000 do 80 cords wood
B Muncy-sundr1es to order-Total IL bales cotton
sacks seed cotton