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New-York tribune., 1877-05-18

WHAT CLUES HAVE CONE TO.-SCene: On
rc st.,, ot The Mushroom Club. Time: NOOu.-Tottcn-
nam de Court: Wel tu.ta Lold III 20 and see II any
s OuT fellows arc ia. lAOnel jones U.n-ur Mberl BY
tlr-,y IN step in, too. want 70 see Sladwch, ny
u,loF D00ced convenient! lie wasetected last oesh
-lImny Folks.
The growing custom Of putting the choir at
the llii rni OF the cUich haS The very serious draw
nacf INT it prevents m7u from turnng around and
boxing up o. tae organ IN critical manner just before
iir contribution box approaches his pew.-i Baltimore
rs,,ff
New-York tribune., 1877-05-18

THE LATEST HORROB.-Model Lady's Maid 4:
Cooks it all well, mem Very bad dream last night,
Young Lady: You don't say so Hardss What was II
an about Model Lady MAID: Well mem, she dicant
M how we were al sitting at dinner quito comfortable
like and she takes oil the cover and what do thnl,
she saw mcml Newly Married lOung Lady: / can't
guess really. Model Iady's Maid I'm tone OF terror
American beef!!-lJudy.
In a court -rOOm-A lawyer to his client: " |
am sorry, poor fellow; bat, notwithstanding my elo-
0ueuce Won nave been sentenced 10 prison for three
months" "Oh don't let that worry You" wRs tho
answer: am not sorry. In the neghbOrLOOd where |
live they Will think have gone to the country, ana that
Will give lne social status
New-York tribune., 1877-05-18

Antonio Leon, an Italian, made a muIderOuS
assault upon his married daughter, Rose MasSuino
her residence, No. "a PrcsdeEtst Brooklyn on Feb IL
last. she had accused him OF committing an outrage
upon her cOre her marriage Antonio heard If this aud
went tO her house lu great rage. lie shot al her trcg
times threw her down, stamped her, clubhcd hcr
with the pistol butt, ana loft dead Shortly after
he was arrested ana indicted charge OF ,ssauit
with intent 10 kill on Apui 20 hc pleaded guilty 10 ti,
charge OF simple assault and OattcIy. On tins plea
Judge Moore yesterday sentenced him TO the pcnfteu-
uary Tor year. The prisoner was formerly watch
man in the New York COurh0usc. Rose Mas5imno his
daughter has nearly recovered from her injuries Her
feelings toward her father ar, very bitter.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-18
4 SHARP WARNING 70 HAcKNEy.

BENJAMIN Ecke OF No. 4G3 SiXth-ayc. met
Peter Masterou cab-dfiver, the might of May at
saloon on EShth-iye., and drank win him Master
ton offered 0 drive Eckc home in his cab, ana o. reach
in EcLo'- house demanded 30 cents OF Inn. Ecke re-
fused payt,t aud Nfslctou seized nI, Wat H. hoAc II
from the CHAIN, aud drO;e away Ec52 followed hiHi
and had aim arrested LastlItOu pleaded guilty % lar
c,uy from the person in 20, Court 81 General Stss ons
Yesterday and Recorder iackcit schionrcd linn IL Tour
ye,tr, and six months t:ie state Prison.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-18
MR.. LOPEZ DF8IeE5 HIS WIFE.

Joseph Lopez whose marriage TO Gcorgiana
Morrison has attracted nu.h comment owing to the
CHARGES Of her parents against him, has optainea from
judge Barrett, III supreme Court Chambers, VIII of
Hubeas cars rc'uraatl, ucAt saturday ana directing
lis W!fc. father Frederick :. Morrison, l. prooHcc the
yuung woman II is petition sets Out WIN esti
ylTagc that hc Was Mar.,d 10 CCr SiaAa Ncrson ApiI
IsT5 Al No 80 West Tsrly-eigfhSt that 81. - Dc
tanned frO h as iehcN %, under rpItieust ~ Ier I'M
hrcy, licr&y ami a;dInst her VIII. lie says Shc - OF
.urd n ind and understanding, aud ihc pr'eBrr o! her
imbccii!iy IL merely in order To keep her from him.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-18
RrookInn neal Gslnt, FOR salt.

DWELLING-HOUSES Nos. - willows,
bF - Hrksst a. ST. ami 5} Na5slus; 100 sad l3 shS
apple, ~. l79 and lb7 WiOuel1ys. - aiayc.
GORDON J. FOHO. 81 cara -. BrN'hyh-
g'OR SALE or To LET-A large portion u
tl, purchase money rIortgag@ G,irl '7'o'y D'N
u,EtIIfNG. No d f.1fiyCttt.Nt,i llt 80
GORDON J.. FORD % 'l1rHS', brD"A. }h-
VIOR SALE or TO RENT. RNlSHED-
The sized hrsestofy aud basement b5ist Ao9Se' ~
ey ad . fuy furnsed fhf lucaiian is central ANA very
pi,,saut tcras moderate. Aapy Oh promises
New-York tribune., 1877-05-18
BENJAMIN YoyEs's TRIAL POSTPONED.

The trial of Benjamin NOyes, President of
the National Capitol Life. indicted by Tie Essen County
" J Grand Jury FOR conspiracy 10 dcraud the polcy
holders OF TIE NcwJersey Mutual life Insurance Com
pany, has been postponed tl The September term. At
the opening o. the oyer and lcEEyr yesterday Judge
Depue was informed that Moves Tss stll absent when
he said that he aid hot think the interruption of civil
busness aud prOOnsIjion Of the term would be jusa-
plute u to-day ana discharge the jury. The was
then post pOncd for the term.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-18
THE swEENY STRUCK JURY.

August Belmont and Henry +. Davies, cllsors
in the saeeuy .uit met yesterday IN tic office OF the
Commissioner Of Jurors with Wheeler II. P,chun and
* i. Sash representing the people Corporation counsel
Whitney representing. the clty. and William A. Beach,
John Mel aud john j. LFstlry representing Peter T.
eutpUy IIc list Has completed gud each Stc 7iTHcK
rom u - names. The completed st was i'tt with
Heury H. DyiU, who lcjU, to NCa copy To tnc press
New-York tribune., 1877-05-18

rrantnd Keller ast stoa. q cases Ostor9 NJ aI
tefants Delerty ItclyI n'gint n ior itart
s.esaTt agt JnlD. Proceeiings dmlssei. soau 80
esuunltnf taEcn agk kat-eiSttih
In1ri =, ,1,, Mp-ks 1gi RHnby; Wehmeyr art Druon,
pieocs agL .I'nderhill; Anthony agL barfo"'-oi"AS
By Jnsiee snne,i-BsStT nst Andrews houon ] nSHd1i
yilhoIt cria A0HEed agt 0rnhsm bisc OH ~s' 'P''''
CarusDtrr axt MaTdsDn.-OfGerJ s,ttoL
New-York tribune., 1877-05-18

Sun rises . A30 sun seJ..... I.l3 Clock slow. S47'
oou set5 JGl liOgl sOU;hs- 5:l9 bOJE's days
Hriu WATER TO-DAY. u.
sandy Hook. Island. lig. 6Gto.... las
HIsH WAlEG 4O-rsY-P 81.
s,ndy Hook coo Gov Island U3l Iien uatc.... 2;2O
New-York tribune., 1877-05-18

Wil,am PirkLurst Frustrated by the neat ycster
day mt Sullivan and 1hOmpS0n-5ts, aud removed 10 tue
ChambaE, street Hospital in "A critical cUuulGjn'
Frederick Fncscn was smstluck while pG"inS gar
den al IUtcuylC, 3. l.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-18
Giin i}aal GsIats for Sale.

EOR SALE, at the great reduced price ot
real sstas-OLe q 'h2 best bnt fu.. ,.lo p9N'5gl'
front HOUSES u ihl Cty hard wood rEis co1 ct@ s ~ m
pl.te. inquire OF M. BENTlN ne pI.unses, 70, -
Tast 5StnsL; for terms, Of CHARLES FON, o"Ae' 80
BrOidN ay.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-18

FOR BFRMU DAN steamship BsTTigf1. Nav IL
Eu i,cLe TwcArlL sam Wy1nan, T simon
st. vest r. Adams K, cinaid Adams Henry iasae, WIN.
Is.ui!ey j. A. C.Is. watson WIil'r5 MIS- 4. D. Adams,
i.Ilr.nce AGaAl.. VIM. Alan.s W. j. AlIns.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-18
THE SECOND AVENUE RAILROADS. NEW DEPOT
The Second Avenue Railroad Company has

The Second Avenue Railroad Company has
recently begun the erection Of largo depo' ON SECOND
ave. between NnciysiX'h and NinoU-soYenth--'S TIE
budin4 will be one largest OF It's Kind IN tAe city
The ground beng narshy have been engaged tor
some tiuc IN driving piles 500 ia number 10 the ceh
of 80 feet 90 az 10 place foundation solid bot
tom Til" large lumuHlun stone, seven itai SQUARE age
brought Irom UraitS Point II Is eEperti tAt u lc
weather favorable, the building viii be ready i"r o.
Cupstiun Nv Aug. l. .
The depot viii have front Secondayc. Of 2o2 feet
and vii be iGJ fgct deep the SIDE streets, VIII e." ~
tension Oi - feet fOrHi engine ana oicroon '' dh
storage sheds viii occupy the remainder uI thc lo 100
i.rt ig GrutL Tne ground door Vii be uccE. lied ass
c,lA1use the ccutfal portion 0n -cccndayc hrn jyd
no for passenger anl conductors lonns. inr trf ~
the clf-ho;sc viii De OF ll-du pavement. iLe h'At
Story viii DE- Used stable, aCc0MnradtilL ll"p
lors, also FOR building and repair sinps aud tc ct,
Of the c1mp9ny. Tho man portion ot tbc hlid story
viii Ire vacant M present bat vii Do adaP"d eNcAtuy
Icr stalirs IN tine Will De tnc hiu aEpis HAl lf
catiius machinery. The Gralwy viii occhuJ IN Io'uln
story ~ tho real uldng. Il rs stared that sil the mod
ern improvements and ncs VII De paced thr odsi
out the structure The rNclDr u Inc ului.hE VIII pt %.
IN itdepLia trick with trimmings Of Nova scotia stone
~. cost UIi at0at SlJoOJU. Ihc "fcI'ect - J"Ah
l.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-18
OFFICIAL RECORD OF REAL ESTATE TRANSE
sHw-YORK CITY

Grand.aye n p lWoodaNn, 24th Wsrll; Eiward Lucas -
TO CIas + Williams @iV
plSan. va sl. to YeiIe Vol 7Oc
'fT',i fa4 Wlsr, 49, - 1900
ION 81 Il = .l ii ol AyGmEo O. 25Nai.J; also. ASH.
~ n = f22 70 OF 5tnavo, lex!Op.Ji also wooster
~ 30 l6); Gotileo Dossauor snd wife 70 Theresa ~
3.. st. 3 = $50 n Of IOihave 25zT5: Joseph Dich.
a.snn Elizabeth Ficlarls1n 500
sGtrst s 5, $50 n Of % ave- 25X l02; HcGty Ran.
ury and wife 80 Iaisystta Ranrey. 4O
Z21-t $, 33f.i n vs. ~ jtl4Ne, >'N 7si Champion
Is s,sll -ifo 10 Sylysnrs : MuiOr. LOO
I@ bison ana VIE to syanis Wul',ri..-. 100
4bth ST. u p z72.6 30 Of tOtilve 2t2NllO5i C'fAa .
tinc hici and HrsbHnd tJ jacob hlTc Ot--..-. lJ,J
3l.t-st, 800 n " % Jtl ave- lGSSJSJ Giles White
aud 30 i.!l,ald V Jones. 2OJ
4lst-st. q, S55 8 Il " of NthaYe, 2jA.S9; Wm Wat
sO:i ana "a Julia u NOmlna
''a aSto 81 = dTG 9i viz 10 Wc.t 1>'' o $500
j7tn-s - 1885 q " "a Avenue :, lr.tNl lOoi Alex
Alcoit and wife in An-rlht Nct uli ..---.- ll,.U
6gtsf 100 70 e. Gl 9fh-dve, tOxiOO.5i ..s Peach
Peas ~ Nu-a.n1
SGth-Sf, 500 ID oi 3d-a"c. EjxlU2.2 Thas tIVm-
bu tO Bernard sheridan. ~
33lt,' 2lNa~J; Emilio irli 10 Lewis Acto-. 100
Nauis0uavr, tUr 1ith--L l3iN73 Chas "a styles . -
u ALal l. NlcOX IJ,OO
G0rrCk -. - 100 n oi GiYncj0E 81 J1XlUO; Anna
kufSt,lu.r lo G. NiI;h --.-..- 100
AVcC. NJ s., 1l9its ei Gth-s;, 2azo5i g. Chei~Yod,
rcf TO Tho, EaSings.... .......... 100
J-thsI ~, llt.3 g. o. SthaFe tl.tNluuJi onlth,
rt % VI -HrF Cram. * ..---.-. oV'
lCjt..si. u p z1a n ~ %iayc lhNlOO ed NaiNi .
i "A Moran. trl. 60 Fiytu.t AH' grsnu lO
3daFe. - 24l.6 il o. lOj'h' t'X5jf esd "afNi -
jifEs' n - 35j T. ~ of lUhatc, 5jN2O0lli FW
io.ac,a.i j. ). ,AsAGB ncppy icsistss.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-18

EEw-YoEK. Thursday May II, 1871
The attractions offered at the Exchange Sales
room to-day were disposed Of rs follows:
By h. n Afrfier q SOn
brick brown stone (irOntl, and thfre s'Orv frame
house (rearj with two c', nos. l25 lHd i2i B0BFTy
each lot 2JXIJ Brush 10 100
l0t o! 7th ave- 7Jj II n O both IT, @JNlOO. John
NJ slcrfn r .YeElrot.
three. story aad basement hi!ck EUu5,, with lot
~ East 1874 81 2JD3 IL o. lstaye, pt lACNl0Oli;
Jas Bolton 1d,fO
10 l0fs . 81 EaIt l23dst, adjoining tie above each
25xiO0ll same pUTcf aser. $3.50
~ PeTtari S1gib.
blot land West tSts, u corner or Riverside
ave- l2n3XlO36; y II Hoop Sli0i0
yllt O laad West 7Jl-st, corner 0f Riverside
ave Sj4 xS6 * ~ * 20369
~ .g0ig1r-i ~ C0C,as
lot East g7th ST. corner % Lny1 gtOnoyc oOx
100 II Helen kr krThpckrF el,3O
Bg scott q assrs.
lot, s OF 3l-lve, 7J.S IT'S OF lOlth 81 2J3NlOO;
ict Of wc5t sGthst 22j Il OK IlJhaye, 2jI
lGUS : 32jO
tots : Of West 23d-st. 200 It Of lob ave- each
gJX 0Ul Nr eastman AJ2J
| plot New-ave, " corner OF l4JtIst lOJ6zjli -
Uuy .'-..ss Low
lois n vi West 22dat 20O q o. Grand Boulevard.
each 25X90ll; Chlrles J1css0a. $3.50
lots adjoining shove, each 2JIJDll = IoX.-...... $40
IdiolBIng above, each 2JN@Oll Mr Cocscra l-15
adjoining above each 2JAanll VI hunungon 1910
lots adjoining above each 25X90lli Mr Wnite- liS0
New-York tribune., 1877-05-18
SUMMERS SUDDEN ATTACK.

of several weeks ago, aud the Aliens are suspected
of this crime.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-18

CINrElL NsssUN5-PANT I.-IAIkhII N0o0I0r-Ie0rgN
Ru.siatu, waiter Ea"' Joseph Johnson Charles Jackson
rIp-ous .tut and battery Francis HCmpircya. at
te1apr Herman B Bcc. robbery; EivaTd Law
renee, Louis Eustsr Timothy Fol y grand ar,tl' AUia'
Montague. rlOnIOus assault an! battery William Mu!-
un burglary.
PAET -GIlLEEsIEEyE, J-PetCr BIomer, burglary Kat0
Glossy grand larceny Kate Barry, pe Henry
Meyer, false pretrtac; James G. Wight forgery.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-18
-AIENDARs-IHIs DAY.
sl-yRyNy CoUer-cH tMrE - i tRHSrr J.
No ,i1y calendar.

NtkNkhAa I sFNf ~ -
|. .prll nCt. Ths Mayor.
2 Ffistic AIT YOur2.
4..Aldcn agL Robinson.
7. Cam 2 ell act. Spratt
10. .Crvshy sat Day
II liarbi'On agL van
NOlk,nburGh.
l2..BreLuan AT. The L.v.
Lie ard Globe ins.
Go.
13..WoodrnG agt. TIE IMP.
Fira inA Co, London,
EUT.
10. pePuy ster aSt. Lana
hrTi.
lG. Mlrile Bank ot Chlc3-
g0 agt. Van Brunt.
II. Tho People * rel IRE
ligh lgi. Ia'~ril.
19. Noes. Sav. Bank ~
Chicago AIT. Carmln.
27 GrifiI act. llcmhO't
New-York tribune., 1877-05-18
REAL ESTATE.

EEw-YoEK. Thursday, May II, 1877.
ctions offered at the Exchange Sales
New-York tribune., 1877-05-18

%. DirScispiCl agt. Levy.
32. Brown ag'. SimpA"p.
30..S. y. hurch Ex. AT
Miss. society.
40. Natter Of holman.
a. Mater Oi Cameron 1gt
FrUgi.
as. Gil AT. Guard. Say.
Inst.
A. Matter Of Guard. saw.
Inst.
5n. Walk sgt. Wickham.
81. The Heopl" eX RI Hei
seq agt Astsu et a.
81. wallace - SONG aSL
Castle.
So. Nr'son, r.. agt the
hJyOr.
JG. Matter Of welsh.
- j. cObs act MDlcr.
l2G. Tie People c1 TcL UeL
ser 1gt. AJ.cu.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-18
Gounirn Real Gs!als for Sale.

1NOR SAIE-ChoIcc COUNTRY PLACE, near
Tanytowu ore OF tho most desirable pScc' on i'e iii
80" i'''' Any W. L. ERoWEE, 100 Wulamsr
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-08-12

bales mdse Lehman. Abraham &co-15 pkgs tobacco
Wallis e. Lanney- . do Dymon-3 do Waokerbarth
Joseph-3 bbs beef 2 hf do Schwabacher, Frowsn.
field d Pfeifer-l cotton gin M B DeVaughan--1315
pcs bulk shoulders Cobb & Maxent-l5 tierces hams
80 boxes cheese Heidenheimer Bres--21 hhds bacon
Schwabacher & Hirsch-20 tubs butter Schwabaoher,
Prevented &Pfeifer-5 bbls onions S bbs potatoes
Burkearvat & Schwabaeher--20O boxes cheese II
Lawrence &co-2o bbls whisky John Moore & %
terces shoulders ID Moritz-5 bbls whisky M Roos--
10 do Dreyfus-2 bbs bells Holloway Ell Dbl
glassware Mrs l. A HeDderson--2 boxes mdse z
Martnez-2 do Hnseman--2 do Dupre--10
bhls VIII sky Is half do i Loeb tb whisky A
Laine-3 bales mdse Collins g. Douglass--7 do @
whitney &co-l1 cases hats Booth--50 pkgs tobac-
co Peterson Il HIS do S Hernshem e. Bio--40 do
Mayer & Son-25 do Kellum & Ais do Womaok
d Ihomas-6l do J Anashaus-l5 do G. Seligham Geo
W do Fox-2 do w L Watson--6 pkgs paper 8
jackson do Bernheimer Bros do Zadick-
sundfies to order-Total bales cotton
MORGANs LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAIL.
ROAD
August 1l-s bales moss L Surle &co---7 do Odell
q Wright Bernardo M j Chapsky--1 do
IL Benjam1n-74 calves z Sereat-sundIies to order
Per steamship st Mary. from Indianola--7 bales
hides sacks wool A Whitney &oo-isg calves G
Mehle &co-t76 sheep Paul Sstou-sundries to o. der
From Galveston III bales cotton 30 bales hides G
a Whitney &co-76 sacks corn Miller. Dolbonde Geo
-sundres to order-Total Ii bales cotton
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-08-12

ting basque, edged with lace and
trimmed with BOWS, finishes the Co.'S
tune.
Ladies wishing a stylish wrapper for
the house, at sea side or mountain, will
find, il they have an old black or
striped silk, that they can remodel it
nicely into breton or marguerite prin-
cesse: Rip the silk. and sponge it in a
LIQUID OF soap bark; then cut the whole
lining Ia princesse is nothing IL not
lined), and IL for the mountain, and
you are cold body, why not line with
flannel? Then fit the silk upon it,
being careful to put the worn places
where the least wear comes again. linen
put quite deep tlounce all around the
skirt, setting it up a little from the
edge; have both edges plnked, ana
under this second pinking OF pink,
blue, cardinal, or any color you may
fancy. Above this, have a pleating
a finger wide, before pinking, OF the
two colors. Lay in narrow pleats,
and place above the flounce, running
up each side of front and around the
neck. Trim the sleeves and pocket the
same, and tell us II you have not styl-
ish house dress.
There are new kid gloves with half
fingers. Horrible! Let's put them down
at Cnce.
Embroidery bids fair to be as popular
as ever, with autumn's fashionings.
Narrow bands Of black velvet are
worn with 1.-THE Multiform," to. divide
the puffs and braids. It gives the head
the Grecian cast 80 much admired.
AM reU0irf BLANCHE.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-08-12

I'm the house Of gentleman in this
CITY, says the Kokomo Ind.) Dispatch,
eve saw poem written on the blank
Hy-leaf of an old book. Noticing the
initials, e. A. p. at the bottom Of the
poem, 1t struck us that possibly we had
run across a bonanza. The owner of
the book said he did not know who the
author Of the poem was. His grand
father, who gave him the book con-
in Chesterfield, near Richmond. Va
One night a young man who
showed plainly the marks of dissipa-
ton, raped at the door, asked Ii he
could stay all night, and was shown to a
room. That was the last they saw Of
him. When they went to his room the
next morning to call him to breakfast
he had gone, but had left the book, on
the fiy-leaf of which he had written the
believes that Edgar A. Poe was the
writer of the poem, and that 1t has never
previously been printed. It is as fol-
lows:
Lconainie-anges named her;
And they took the light
OF the laughing stars and framed her
In smile Of white;
And they made her hair of gloomy
Midnight, and her eyes of bloomy
Moonshine, and they brought her to me
In the solemn night.
In solemn night of summer,
When my heart of gloom
Blossomed up to greet the conner
Like rose in bloom
All forebodings that distressed mo
forgot as joy caressed me
Lying Joy that caught and pressed me-
In the arms of doom
Only spake the little lisper
In the angel-tongue;
Yet, listening, heard her whisper
"Songs are only sung
Here below that they may grieve you
Tales are told you to deceive you
So must Leonainie leave you
While her love is young
Then God smiled and 1t was morning,
Matchless and supreme;
Heavens glory seemed adjoining
Earth with its esteem;
Every heart but mine seemed gifted
With the voice Of prayer, and lifted
Where my Leonainie drifted
From me like dream.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-08-12
BY Railroads
NEW ORLEANS JACKSON AND NORTHERN
RAILROAD.

NEW ORLEANS. JACKSON AND NORTHERN
RAILROAD.
August If bales cotton Graham Black &co--4
| Meyer Wes eco 3 S Henderson--Total ID bales
cotton
hhds tobacco Gunther & Stevenson--l do Bea-
dies Wood &co-1 do kirkpatrick d. Keth-Tota
hhds tobacco
10 cabbage 16 bxs tomatoes 30 bbls potatoes
J Bertucci &co-25 boxes cheese Smith Bros &co-4
| bbls apples 2 nalgendie-2 hkls pears Berry See
i hf bbl lard McGrath & Compton, bbls peaches
- bxs :, d. 9bls ap les Maeheea &eo1l2 tieroes
q bxs candy Norman Refs "a boxes clocks A H
Wilkins pkgs mdse Goldsmith roll leather
tubs butter Clark & Meader- bbls highwines w
Beanham-1 bale hoops Perrilliat--13 pkgs
beer ] Ziegler--2 cars wheat L J Higby--100 bbls
-four L a Ham lton &co-l8 hhds bacon bxs do 200
bexes cheese Schwabacher Prevented Pfeer--
9 RS ioeC Lusse-l car poultry Miller Meyer
car lumber ID Ottman-2 cars stock j III Smith, do
Ashurst-l car lumber e u Cobb--27 cads to-
bseco W VanBenthuysen-12 bx do Clapp Bros eco
80 boxes bacon Jos West &co--5o bbls hghwines
Tardos g. Laroussin-14 bbls onions S Meyers--70
bbs potatoes Bell--7 bbls beans 10 bbls onion NJ
Stitch & Son-3 bbls and box pears Temple COons
&co-30 boxes tobacco Bloc. &co-6 cars bricks
Newsoms-76 boxes bacon Miller, Dolhonde & 20
20 bbls whisky Thos Smms & Levy cases shoe.
81 N Samory--l0 hxs gycerine 3 boxes drugs L
Lyon boxes mdsc Lehman, Abraham &co--5
bales wadding l. Godchaux--2 boxes mdse w King
&co--l do III Laroussini-2 do Fellman Br0s-6 boxes
hats + Quinlan--6 chests tea M Herman &co--l bx
drugs l Bloom &Co--22 boxes bacon Barstow a.
Deeves--4 showcases BOOTHS bbls whisky j
Gottsch '1k-p7 bds paper G Palmer &co-24 bdls
FL Hansell g bbls eggs IL rkins outer 163
sacks torn cars bulk wheat Glover & Odendahl--2
bdls drv hides R Beer--Total 225 boxes cheese rs
bbls highwines whe t 90 bbls -four 1879 boxes
bacon 10 hhds do IS bbls whisky
NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE RAILROAD
August 1l-26 bxs meat Miller, Dolhonde &,o-65
bxs hams 10 terces hams sehwabaoher & Hirsch-1
car beer L G Arny-1 do G Yalets-1 do VIII
It's bbs onions s. Is potatoes Keller--l6 crates
lin Dohprty-tl26 shoulders
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y p Schenck. Carter. from Cincinnati
Eva, Taylor, from Lower Coast
Ella Hughes, Dalieres, from Loekport
Mary Ida. Ruiz. from Upper Coast
Isabel, O,Pry, from Lever Coast
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REGULAR oPELoUsAs PACKET.

REGULAR OPELOUsAs PACKET.
Leaves every WEDNESDAY, at s D, m.
IT, - FOR WASHINGTON, OPELOU.
kS22iS sas, Port Barrie, Simmsport, Church.
ville and all landings on the Ccest
AtchafalaYa River and Bayou Courtableau-T
new and ltght-draft steamer
BERTHA,
II. a. Broad. master. Theo. JOHN clerk.
will leave as above. For freight or passage ap.
ply on board or to
BRITTON & EPPLER 81 Gravier street.
4. W. ADAMS. 81 Commercial Place.
HITE x CARLIN, 4 Tchoupitoulas street.
P.b.-Oonnects closely with steamer Minnie
for Bayou de Glaize. Also gives through bills
fading TO Bayou Bpuf. la22 tt
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VERA JRUZ-Per steamship City of Havana-50
bales cotton 100 bds shocks so quarter boxes rasns
SO pkGs mdse
IUAPAN Per steamship City of Havana--390
empty bbls 20 bbls flour l6 bbls meal 80 pkgs mdse
CAMPECHE-Per steamship City Of Havana-43
cases dry goods
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MARINE NEWS.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT, Z
August IL, 1877. )
Cleared Yesterday.
Arrived.

Steamship City of Havana Phillips for Vera Cruz
via Tuxpan and Campeche-- PUG, Corral Geo
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PASSENGER AND MAIL ROUTE.
For Galveston. Houston and IudiannIa

Passengers take Railroad Ferryboat foot of st.
at 1:15 a. M, there connecting with steamers
MONDAY for Galveston and Indianola.
TUESDAY for Galveston and Houston.
THURSDAY for Galveston and Indianola.
SATURDAY for Galveston and Houston.
First class fare to Shreveport s25-Time. As
hours.
Excursion tickets for the round trip to Gal
weston and return. good for thirty days. issued
at s21.
Tickets and staterooms secured until g. D. m.
daily tSundays excepted, at Agents office. or at
the Ferry Landing on morning of departure
Through tickets will be issued from this office
to the principal points on the Houston Texas
Central Railroad, on the International and
Great Northern Railroad. and Texas and Pacific
Railroad.
G. A. WHITNEY & CO., Agents,
je1 1y Corner Magazine and Natchez SITS.
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RIVER NEWS.

CFFlCE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT,
Sunday. August IL, 1877. I
DAILY report Of the stage OF water, with changes
In the twenty-four hours ending yesterday
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STEAMBOATS,.
OHIO RIVER.

REGU LAR CINCINNATI. LOUISVILLE AND
NEW ORLEANS PACKET.
Leaves on WEDNESDAY,. August Is, at D. M
IT.. h. FOR CINCINNATI, LOUISVILLE
M Evansville, Hendei son, Shawnee
town, Paducah, Cairo, Memphis and
Oil intermediate points-The steamer
u. p. SCHENCK,
j. IT, Carter. master, Richard Burns clerk
VIII leave as above. For freight or passage tp-
ply on board. or to
WAYNE & WILLIAMS.
log Gravier street.
DOUGLAS & WINBURN
aull 35 Natche2 street