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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-13
TRACKING A FOKGER.

William G. Address. alias Bradshaw, was locked up
in the station house night a charge OF having
dcfraudcd Norris Herman, oil 557 Broadway, out OF
81, 700 worth OF laccs on the 18th Of April, 1876,
forged order presented 10 Morris Herman, pur.
porting have been drawn by Henry O'Ncil Broth
ors. dry goods Dealers OF Sixth avenue, Tor ST. 700
worth OF goods Frank Walker hired n truck, pro-
scented tho order winch was honorcd aud drove Off
with the goods
ON tho 23d Of May, 1879, Captain Mcdonnell cap
turcd Walker Finding himself IN tho tolls he con-
iesscd that william 9. Address, alias bradshaw, and
his brother Henry had employed him 10 do tho job,
ana he signed tho receipt Tor tho goods In the name OF
Frank Moulton.
Captain Mcdonnell acting on tho prisoners confes.
son detailed Detective Reynolds TO work II up. That
officer traced the othor parties 10 Boston. thence
Harlem, and then TO Fordham; also 10 Fnty-eighth
street. In Fordham the detective Swallowed tho house
with which tho prisoners wore connected. Ono even
ing no saw young lady come out OF IL wth nows-
paper ready Tor The mall she laid II on the a,npost
and ne read the following address on the wrapper:
WILLIAM BR NDSIiAW
No. 2i2 Woodward avenue,
Detroit, Mich.
This ne oli tho man, and he reported 10 Cap
tain Mcdonnell who despatched him with requsit,on
from Governor Robinson to Detroit In that CITY, aided
BY Chief Rodgers, Reynolds found his man. and with
tho suitable papers from Governor Croswcl Of Mich
gan, left with his prisoner on Monday lie reached
this city last night
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-13
UNHAPPY CONTINENTAL.

PREPARING TO ACCEPT IT'S THIRD nEcEIvER-s
SOME MORE LITTLE BILLS FOR LEGAL SEE
VICES.
Mr. Morgan A. Dayton, the referee appointed to pass
upon tho accounts OF william X Grace. the retiring
cover OF tho Continental Lie Insurance Company,
called at the companys Office yesterday anernoou bus
tho accounts readiness for the examination
and Il was postponed. In connection With shc trans
fer OF the office Mr. j. T.. O'NcIl there are many
claims TOR past services to 10 adjusted, including
somo modest demands legal services Mcssrs Rcd.
field HIN have charge OF SAG, 600 and Mcssrs.
Scwrli Il Pierce Tor $4,000 or tho former
amount So 800 s Tor services rendered 10 MI John j.
Anderson while receiver and the balance for services
TO Mr.. William X. Grace. Judge Pratt last week ~.
pointed Mr. William Alien Butler 10 pass upon these
charges, but hc declined on account OF other
cngar eincnts ana Mr. Frederick Smyth was named
instead A meeting held at the iattcr's
oinco yesterday, but the counsel for Mr.. Grace
asked on adjournmcnt winch was gvnntcd. Mr. john
j. Anderson that no mover authorized other Of
these bills aud sent notice Of the reference.
He seemed 10 think II . little too much that such
counsel fees should DO charged 10 hts vgsme while he
himself wus not allowed even resurn Of his dmeurso-
menA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-13
MUSIC FOR THE MAD.

Gilmorc's band OF sixty pieces gave compli-
mcntary concert yesterday afternoon to the patients
OF tho Insane Asylum, which OF tho most en-
joyabo icasts OF the Governor Robinson, who
was in the city, honored the occasion by his presence
and expressed himself highly pleased with tho whole
Affair." Tho Charity Commissioners placed tho steamer
Mnnahapoch at tho disposal OF the band and the
party were landed nj the Charity Hospital about
eleven O'Clock. Tho visitors were then shown the DIFF
icrent institutions, reaching the Asylum at O'Clock,
where COLLATION. awaited them. Amer satisfying the
appetite they assembled on tho green the
building and The band played some delightful airs,
which the poor patients appaudcd heartily. Tho
party returned TO the city by the i've o'clock boat
Among those present were Commissioners Brennan
ana Cox, Comptroller Kelly state Comptroller 0co,t
Colonel d. G. Robinson (s0n Of the Govcrnor), Mayor
Ely, Chamberlain 1appnn, Alderman Purroy and
athera
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-13
SUICIDE OF A NAIL AGENT.
ESCAPING FROM CONVICTION OF THEFT BY
sELF-MURDER
THY TEL EGRApH RI THE HYpArp1

BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
RICHMOND, Va, juno IL, 1877.
r. N Murdock, mail agent tho Richmond and
Danvie Railroad, who rested low days since,
charged with robbng the mails, came to tragic end
to-day by suicide IL appears that the frequent losses
of small packages his route caused detectives
put on the lookout package found in tho mails
addressed to MIA Murdock, wife OF tho deceased at
Noitoway Court House, containing tnreo shirt
buttons, valued at 81 25; book New York
illustrated paper and . necktic. The detectives
took possession OF tho package and arrested
Murdock, who when confronted With the charge OF
cr,mc, confessed that the address was in his hand
writing and that he had put the package, but he
said that the articles had been found by him In his
mail car without auy address, and having no Glow to
the owners he thought was not wrong 10 send thcm
home. he was brought TO this city and balcd by
United States Commissioner Atkins 10 appear to NOR
row.
HUNTED REMoRsE.
Since that time Murdock has rOamod about prey
TO remorsa Last night he did not 60 homo, and this
ing hc discovered lying In Benncrs Park by
the keeper IN u seemingly unconscious state. Hc
assisted TO his feet after partakng OF glass OF
water started TO 20 home. Upon leaving the park and
walking short dissanco down Clay street he again
fell hc was taken up by ice cart driver and
ried homo
At nine o'clock he died. An inquest was bold, and
OF white powders WHOM proved 70 bs avseuic were
found upon hs pcrson From The Of those poisons
suppsasd " have oome 10 his death. "A verdict
was rendered In accoruahce Win tho facts
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-13
HIGHwAYMEN FOILED.
TWO MASKED ROBBERS FIRE UPON A MINE PAY
MASTER AND HIS COMPANION, woUNDISG THE


MASTER AND HIS COMPANION, woUNDISG THE
LATTEp.
lBy TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
SCRANTON, Pa, June IL, 1871.
Shortly after O'Clock to-day Paymas,cr Besscli,
OF tho Delaware Lackawanna and Western Railroad
Company, and Captain w. H. CARING, foreman Of the
Oxford mine, wcro wayaid by two masked robbers
whlle their way Cayuga shaft for the purpose
of paying tho miners and iaborers employed IN
that coIliery. They had In their possession
$4,000. and II was to secure this tempt
ing prze that the highwaymen played their
desperate game The attack made in the middle
OF thickly populated mining settlement and about
stones throw from the Brsbin shaft, where 400 men
and boys are employed.
the ATTACK.
Mr. Bessel and Mr. CARING were riding buggy
and had reached railroad crossing guarded by gate
Mr. CARING in tho act OF leaving tho vehicle when
with revolvcrs their faces covered with thick MASKS
and without saying word ono Of the highwnymon
.s temple p in ns 's deep wou n1f and sans
ing on. The holiness Of tho sudden attack
Tor the instan. unnerved both Mr.. Bessoll and his
companion. The latter was temporarily rendered
helpless by tho shock OF his wound. but tho pay.
master promptly drew his revolver and mado gallant
three -four shots. Whether any OF the balls
effect or not he does not know as the ASSISTANTS took
to tDeir ners across the node noenB In tue urecon
OF what is known as the Notch. wild mountain
stronghold
Mr.. Carvings wound has been examined by DR. Lcet,
who pronounccs II not necessarily dangerous Wig.
orous search has been instituted Tor the woud-bc
murderers, but they kept their faces masked during
the attack It may be difficult identity them II they
should be secured, which owing TO tho nature OF the
country Is hardly probable.
REWARD OFFERED.
The Delaware, I.ackawapna aud Western Company's
resident officials, Superintendent Hallstcad and Gene
ra Coal Agent STAIRS, have placarded tho city with
large posters, offering reward Of $500 Tor tho
OF the highwayinen who attacked Paymas:or Bcsscil
and wounded his assistant this afternoon Tho
for the rufians has been kept up with unabatcd zeal
tonight, and suspicious looking individual captured
near The Notch has been detained custody. IL IS
feared however, that tho real culprs still at large
IN tho WOODS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-13
THE PHILIPPINE ISLANDS.
A DECREE IN RELATION TO COMMERCE.

A DECREE IN RELATION TO COMMERCE.
WAsMiSGroS. D. G., juno IL, 1877.
Tho State Department has received copy OF decree
issued by the government Of tho Philippine Islands
foows:-
First-That all the ports OF the archipelago OF roo
(Sooo) opened to tree commerce, and commerce
shall DO protected according the principles Of
nat Iona. mo -itime law.
Second-Thc ports occupied by tho land and naval
forces OF government which trado shall DO
jcctcd restrictions which the necessity Of such
patton demands excepted from Tho decree. although
goneral
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-13
MANHATTAN COLLEGE.

Tho examinations OF the senior class OF Manhattan
College, which lasted Tor days closed yesterday by
an elocutonary contest for the Byrnes' gold medal.
In this only the students OF the graduating
class but those OF the other three collegiate classes
participated thero beng eight representatives
from each. When tho speaking ondcd the judges,
seven In number retired from the hall and decided by
vote who the victor was. This will DO made known
on Com mcnccmcnt Day, June 90
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-13
THE MISSISSIPPI BAR.

HEAVY DRAUGHT VESSELS SAILING FROM NEW
ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS, June II. 1877.
Tho ship Scotia drawing twenty feet and tour inches,
and the ship Western Empire, drawing twcnty-one
foot and Six inches, put to this morning
through the Southwest Pass. Tho Western Empires
cargo consisting OF 27 bales OF cotton Is the largest
that left this port since the war; and tho greatest
number OF pounds TO the registered ton that over left
IN American port. Tho ship is tho heaviest drnught
that ever went out CT this port
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-13
SECRETARY THOMPSON'S MO
MENIS.

PHILADELPHIA, Juno IL, 1877.
Secretary Thompson, with tho gentlemen accompa-
nyng Inn from Washington arrived here this after
noon, and Is stopping OF tbs Continental Hotel. Ho
was visited by President Scott, OF tho Pennsylvania
Railroad. soon utter ms arrival Tomorrow morning
nj nine O'Clock the Sccretarv will visit the League
Island Navy Yard and IN the afternoon will leave for
New York TO inspect the Brooklyn Navy Yard. He
viii return 10 Washington on Saturday, going no
further than New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-13
OBITUARY.
HON. HOSEA y. MADDEN.

HUM HO5EA 2. MADDEN.
The New Jersey Senate has lost one Of it's members
by the demise OF Hosea Y. Madden, who represented
Atlantic county. lie dropped dead from spopcxy on
Sunday in front OF his residence AZ Tuckahoe, as no
was IN the act of entering a carriage In which his
family were seated Mr. Madden was an active men,
Der oil the democratic party. During his career as
legislator he welded great influence and highly
respected even by his political opponents. HIS trien.
NAL term would have expired TINS year.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-13
BREAK IN THE LACHINE CANAL.

MONTREAL, Ont, Juno H. 1877.
Navi CATION is seriously obstructcd, owing TO break
in tho achno Canal No vessels havo passed through
since Saturday night 1t Is expected repairs will DO
completed 10 ight.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-13
SENATOR FERRY OUT OF DANGER.

DETROIT, Mich, June IL, 1871
Dispatches from Grand Haven to-day state that
Senator Ferry Ia out Of danger and slowly conva-
Lace
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-13
COMMODORE GARRISON.

Commodore Garrison, who stricken with
paralysis the I'm uit., was yesterday able 10 DO
out for the hrs, time since then He enjoyed a drive
tho Central Park during the day, ana expects to
sumo his business labors within q short time
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-13
Mrs. coMMoponH pAnKEn

The vile Of Commodore FoxbaI A. Parker died At
tho Navy Yard at Boston yesterday. shc tho
great granddaughter Of Timothy Pickering, wsshlrg-
TONS secretary Of StAta
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-13
JOHN NJ. COOPER.

John N. Cooper, prominent citizen Of Savannah
and bookseller OF that city, died yesterday at tho
age of sixty-thrcc.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-04-25

Ing to-day 10 leave Tomorrow at p. 10. for Viehs-
burg. afaenville, Afkopalis and ell bend land
iaes
EXCHANGE a1ffp1Has.
rttFsBuae. April gt.-An old steainboatinan
remarked the other day that The shipments from
Pittsbufg by river since the opening Of naviga-
tion, nearly three months had III his opinion,
been larger than ever bsfBre during the same
time: this may appear strange In view OF the
general depression in business, web there is no
question but there has been q vast amount of
merchandise taken away from this port during
The time Ia question. II is true, VIE have nothing
like The number OF boats now that we had years
ago. but IL should be borne In mind that boats are
Of much greater capacity now than then. The
John |, I}hoads or Moe Moore OF the present
day will carry almost az much as half q dozen
steamboats, thirty yesfn ago. In the palmy days
Of steamboatiBg long before the iron horse was
within many miles Ct Pittsbufg there were bnt
few boats With capacity exceeding 400 or b0O
tons, whereas at the present time IL Ii nothing
| unusual fer une Of Capt. arat's 6ae towboats TO
leave here will 1000 TO $500 tons.
We hesf guod deal said about The railroads
monopolizing The carrying trade, and that steam
boating Was thing Of the past, but we have
every reason to believe that the shipments, both
South aud West, have been much larger from
Pitaburg this spring by river than by rail, as the
cost Of ffeghtage is much less. end then goods
are being delivered almost ~ Quick as by rail-
II is not reasonable 10 expect that, In these days
Of 'tfiue margins" people will pay 30 or % cents
per eWt. TO Hts Louis ny ran When theY Gan snip
by river at 12t. 10 10 cents, ss the difference IN
the cost Of transportation is good margin for
profit, and there is about the same difference TO
all points aeee ssibe by river But for river com
inunieaion our Pbttsbufg manufacturers would
be In much worse condition than they are, hei ee
they should do all In their power TO encourage
and sustain steamboats,.
CfNeiNNArt April 2a.@gne item OF the Golden
Rules freight Tor New q leans is eight larse
boilers for plantation use-fout for West Baton
Rouge and four for COL Rivers, Of the st. 1harlt
Hotel, In New Orleans. Over thirty boilers a.
now being made in Cincinnati for Southern
plantation nHe. which Ia favorable for business
here aud in The South
Blanche Porter is The name Of the new local
packet recently completed al Helena, and de-
signed for The cotton seed and coastibg trade in
that vicinity.
sr Louis. April Il nust ess to-day was more
active. The John Ecudder left for New Orleans
with full cargo. The Atlantic also left with al
average tow. The John =. Tole begins loading
Monday, 10 go Wednesday, 10 be followed In It'll n
by The Belle OF Shreveport and Grand Republic.
CAIRO, april 2i--Ospt. Hicks, of the Oafonde.
let arrived from the Oh . yesterday, and expects
to meet his boat here this morning. He has
full load Of gtain, etc, engaged for her In the
Lower Ohio, and will not need to go into the
Wabash.
The s.. q. Baker passed down fer New Orleans
with 5000 tons Ut Ice In three bsfges.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-04-25

Northern 5da5t..e, fancy SLICED Btsose, svaper.
HtDEa Good demand At steady prices. Ooun.
try green are quoted Ct gts@T14c, dry saltea ga
l0e dry Hint 1b6oige iB ID.
WO01. THE new clip Ia jusb coming Ia. BURY
is quoted at f2@15e. Louisiana clear lsOs5e,
lake 2Sdp74e n b.
MOss-The market Il bars Of sll grades ex-
cept gray which is abundant and dull. Gray IL
ttttatea a nGaat "a insed Manld command gsAe.
black 4@4ttss IL H..
OAK sfaviIs- Receipts are arriving freely,
and the demand is good. Extra pipe, 60 inch, Il
aneed 81 siae@le5 extra pipe, 90 inch, sls9es
hoeshesd. 4s inch tis5@ise; extra olaret, 81
inch, sB5G1p5 ~ 1900,
HHoEIPTs or PnoDUC u Arrived since on,
review Of Yesterday 100 bhls Hour, 8a bbls
whisky, "a casks bacon, 10 bbls eutnmeal, 142i
sacks corn, 2Bt sacks oats, iu5 hhds sugar, 8 bbla
sugar, gil bbls iholssses ~ bbis apples. % hegs
butter, II boxes cheese "a boxes and % bbls
eggs, $4,000 ID dry salt meat, ESQ sacks peas,
1850 bbls pctatoes, bbls rice end 1871 bbls resin.
EXPORTS or PR0pUuE-IBxpofts since Our
review Of yesterday: T2D bbls -four, 4 bbls pork.
IA casks bacon, Cd sieiees lard, q bbs whisks.
81 bbis corn meal, 4l3 sacks corn, 100 sacks
oats, sacks brap, iTa bales hay, a hhas sugar.
60 bills sugar, 294 bbis molasses, a37 bbls rice,
25B sacks coffee, 1913 bbs patatoes IA sacks salt.
bbls onions, and ID bbls apples.
Hssney, stocks, Ftc.
NEW YoaR. April 2i.-=God opened nj tpfs4.
Stocks active and strong. Money 2s Gold Tss
Exehange-4long 4.BT, short 40. Governments
active and lower from frat call, and State bonds
quiet at better prices, except South oatolinas
new, which are lower.
Domestic Markets,
NHw YoRH, April 24.-Uotton quiet, uplands
HE; Orleans II t4e. sales a23 bales.
Futures opened easier, April t16Dlt 2ge, May
Ii .aBdnll .05t. June tt.l5m ice; JulY l1.27tD
1000; August 1ls31@li 40e; September tt,2eD
1880.
-Four advancing. Wheat held at 3Tb5e higher.
Corn tsdpie better. Pork steady at sle 100
IG 49,. Lard firm steam 10. aje. gpirts turs
peutimie dull at B9e. Hosin quiet at 81 e501
Tor strained. Ffeights 6rnl.
Tsreign Markets.
LIVERPOOL, April a. Moon - Cotton dull
and easter. Middiine uplanda Ga, Middling Or
leans cd. Bales 5000 bales 81 esulstion aud es-
port lDuu. receipts 4s, Tuo American BDpg
Futures i-i6l cheaper; Uplands, Low Middling
clause, May and June delivery. 8 lt=lGd, June
and july l-g2DG August etsd96 . Cad, August
and September g.16dGnB b-B4i, May and June
2a-g2d. July and August 0 1.1Gd,
l =. m.-Oot on - Upands, Low Middling
elsuae, September and October delivery, 0 T.B9a
g.3o l.. M Bfeadstuffs strong: new mixed
Western corn 2esGa2Gs 81; Western -four 2ssG13ls.
Red winter wheat lie GdGDl9 Tallow 4ls I'd.
0 p. H. pttun-Hales OF American 1850 bales.
uplands. Low MiddliDg clause, May aud June de-
livery, & l5- ldd, July and August 0 5-s2d.
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Experts.

NEW yoRE-Per steamship Bniekerboeket-4tO
bales ootsp 1850 bible olssses 800 bbs lice 300 bids
hides 100 dry do ~ pkgs ndse
HuATANlPet sohf Cetseean--2g hbls flour 10
bbls beef 500 feet lumber
ST MARKS, TAMfA AND MANATEE--45p
bbls -four 10 bills potk 100 sacks Ii sacks eoff
80 sacks oats IL bales hay q pkgs sandr
HuATAN-Pef sshr Lady Woodbury. bbls beef
hf do hf bhls pork bbls pork 10 bbls flour tee
shoulders bills lice bbs sugar 1000 feet lumber
sacks coffee
QUEBNsToWE-Per bark Ttaae-gii6 sacks oil
cake
KEY wBsT=Per steamship Inauguration bbls
Heur ~ bbs sugar g6g erees hams 10, tee lard g1D
Al sacks oats 22 sacks coffee boxes bacon
40 ph ga aandties
CEDAR KEYS-zfer steamship Marghret--560
bbls heur IA bbis pork u bbls whisky hbls sugar
4TD sacks sacks coffee W oaks bacon l69 phga
sundties
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Hart Gesii Isvt Loeb sahsarsr teei iiSg Ca J.
Shepard "a M Loeb o--ia Mestea Il Value. i
Albert Reipeftt-2 IL II Bow less weif-z@4 +
Metniet@-l Vincent tee4-1 Gaines 4 Heif@@is .
Simon Kuhnzt II = Metpwn--7 A Geieet-As i
Beldsf-9t Marks, Levy 6ec54t u tieldsteih-i /,
riirs-t W 4 Peters 4 Z Isegtli-l r Dgvliag-i ID
II = ? Martinez NJ u Nayra----4 e Jfftier 4 M
tteinsmat.t ] Y Wehles=t Il Rafnor-5 / LYONS
"a Mary Waghet-ai j BfastInafil-i car INV agI
sacks oats Ghss Pleasa,itse1a sacks tas i5e sacks
corn WaH Matthews q Bfo--gBt sacks pats II 4 Law
lefps2 pes meat john L Moete 6ee--ifs sapks peas
A A Greenwood Aco stindties to ertei.@=ztIeal "a
hhds tobacco
NEW ORLEANS AND TEXAS RAILROAD
April E4-75 lhds sugar Anderson 4 Simpson
MoRGANis LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAIL
ROAD.
April 2i-16 bales cotton j w tufbfidae Aco@-s
MrGehee. SnDwdst Il Violett-.a Bush h Hevert-=g
John Adams &te--@i Robert Hare A bids sugar
glapp 1}tos aeo-t do Atetiehse snbvet, Il Vibsff -
be do n blls tolasses Dbl sugar Robert Hate--4s
bbls ,nclasses \ Godetaus3j do Richard Mililken--
~ ls jehn Usldetzg dry hides l. Tefftbonne- 60 do
sark seed cotton Ri koski Mansle-t hal hides 10
hides 7 Davia-tt head cattle Clavene4t ito y
setvst-Tetal ga bales eottnn 50 bids sdsaf bill do
"a b Is inelassas sack seed cuttNn
Per steamship Wl,iinev ftbm tdi1nola--T SACK g
WOOL 10 bales hides @ A whitney Rec
an Gavesnh-1a bales cotton etae horns O A
Whitney aco-Total ~ bales cotton
NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILIZE RAILROAD.
Ariil HlA-5 bales eottnn Jho L Ilaidie &tt=4 bags
WOOL BaileE i,15 bills niolasses A Thorls1n Dec
-let bbs iUsin - bhs ti,tra tihe Simpson 4 Tiiebu
% cotton gins Wolfe 6eu-2 ats cattle otdet%
ath oil W T Converse II Sep--Sa 1T casks bacon
schwabaehei Prevented 4 Pfsifet-i Dbl peaches
y III Lawrence 6co-1B Eases hllse ofdef--d pkgs y
bags J y Wihins-t do II II MeNebsia4@206 Kegs
nails West-ai5 cans alcohol q II tinlpy aeo-4--2
bbls whisky Fucis~t dc s Dtesli-l Dbl oil Binin.
garden Iansl s-sthatles TO bfdet5=ZT6tsl bales
cotton
Marine Sews.
NEw YoREi April As et we'd. Elysa. Arrived
out. FRANK Tubar Msiha. dlehtl4, Ton ert, Ely
Gsllatea Ebnoinis. Brittle Amefiea Juha Black,
Scotia, John Tsrkey, Cnrid. ueuree Andrea,
America, Garland, Celtic ity Of Richmond and
Arcadia
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by Railroads
NEW ORLEANS, ST. LOUIS AND CHICAGO
RAILROAD.

April 24-45 bales cotton Stewart Bros &co-l4 do
Richardson & May---I0 S Henderson, Ba, rett g.
Gordon--6 Chaffe Hamilton e. Powell--5 Allen, M
gent &co--5 Jno King &co---4 II & G Newman-4
Bickham & Msore-3 Temple s Coons &co--2 Meyer
Weis &eo-2 Ben Gerson-1 Howoott &co--i Walden
Hawkins &eo-t S Gumbel----1 u q CROMWELL
Alien West &eo~-Total 1l3 bales cotton
10 hhds tobacco Beadles. Wood &eo-2 do s Hern-
sbeim a BRO do Il Wilson & Mis---1 Ale !,
West Seo-1 bx mase II empty bbls Wang Gotham
. organs Werleiu--4 ears cattle Ayc0ck. Mitchell
seo-50 bbls highwines j Henderson-325 boxes soap
7 L White--2 bxs eggs Randolph & Dunnica-3 bales
broom corn Barrett q Gordon---s0 boxes bacon Jos
West &co-6 pkgs tobacco order-25 do Hernsheim
& Bro-l0o bbls four Prudh mme 81 Briggs corn
mill III d Coleman & Bro-l2 wheels Schwartz-13
chests tea Hemard &oo-25 rolla leather n w Smith
----l hhl glassware NJ McGraH---g6 bdls paper G
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In,pnfts.

HuATAN-Fer schr May ETeline--15 800 bHnobes
nanas 5000 plantaua 5000 eoeeauts 420 pine apples
J Ma heca
HHAuFORT@Par scht Daisy II Fafbhurst--4450
sacks cotton eeed $50 empty bbls Union ole
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RIVER NEWS.

OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DtsMoCHAT,
Wednesday. April 20, 1877.
Daily report Of the stage Of water, WITH changes
In the twenty four hours ending yesterday .
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-04-25

Warner, Fisher, from 81 Lpnis with ba ges
Eva, Hanson, fretn Upper Coast
Sandy No 9, Broad, from Washington
Isabel, 0pfy from Lower Coast
Assumption. Dalferes. from Laurel Valley