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New-York tribune., 1877-03-16
EDUCATION AND CHURCH TAXES.

To the Eduor or The IFlo""e'
SIR: On Jan. 1, 1877, a system of compul-
or education was enforced by England but no country
needs this so much the United states for the very
stability of is institutions rests upon universal nell-
cence And the particularly Is this needed because
OF great growing and hostile power trying to tamper
with the school system and keep the masses in ignorance
of all save what would benefit the Catholic Church. Nor
should the sacred privilege Of franchise be given to any
or ,sbo c,nnot read and write and who does not un-
dars,ond the Constitution and laws Of his country.
Another great demand OF the age, and OF this country
,artcuary (which all too free In some direcOns), IL
lie taxing Of church property Why should such over.
grown properties In all cities be thus exempt from all
80 Even the rulers Of old benghted Italy have
given good example IN this. The State OF Maine has
New-York tribune., 1877-03-16
ENGLISH GLEE CLUB CONCERT.

Chckering Hall was well filed last evening,
on the occasion Ct the extra concert Of the English Gec
Club, by thoroughly enthusiastic audience and no
These concerts have been very successful this
year. great deal of good music has been given, as
well as a great deal OF good done in the matter OF I'M
proving public TASTE and last nights concert was even
better than usual. The old English glee music has
somewhat neglected of late by the Club no matter
how good tie modern compositions in this field may
have been nothing has been written which Is superior III
intrinsic merit the older works is at all able TO MI
last night that larger portion than usual OF
the programme was devoted to works OF this SORT ana
that such modern works selected were perfectly
in harmony with them. The programme inciGded Dr.
Cookies 'Hark the Lark" "By Celia's Arbor, by
Horsley Leslics Thine Eyes Bright, Steyenss gee
always fresh and bright and attractive, From Oberon
in Faryland," and two other selections by the
Goldbeck and other contemporary composers There
were also some excellent songs. Miss Beebe sang
Sir Wm Sterndale Benefits "May-Dew" exqulsitely,
with singularly good and much sentiment, ana
with marked purity Of technique, deserving IN every
point very high praise IL by all odds the best thng
of the evening. Miss Finch also sang charming song
by Dudley Buck, Expectancy" of striking originality
and power Of a set lately published The concert
was so good in every respect that 1t will be pl sant
news TO the public that there will he one more chance
afforded il of hearing the Glec Club, which Will give
benefit concert Mr. j. r. Nisen OF its tenOrs, at
Chickering Hall, Tuesd y evening April B.
New-York tribune., 1877-03-16
THE STATE or TRADE.
DOMESTIC MARKET.

ST IOurs March lj.-FlOur firm, unchanged. Whest-No
Fall 81 ~ b, cash No do 81 43s cash; 81 Al b.
Corn duh; No Mixed 56c cash a37 lec Aprl
bi March and April Ryo quiet but steady al "a asa 4c
March. la ley steady anged Whisky, II o. Pork dul
AT sl4 2 cash Lard dull at ac bid Bulk Meats n0miDaly
uncnanged rmer at Sc AMI Sc for Clear RIB aud
Clear SIDES Live Ogs-IAgh 81 50GsI 20 Bacon, 81 60 %
s5 Bu,chers' s5as9 20 Catle tIm, unchanged pretty
active all good grades Receip3700 bbls. Flour 5000
bush Wheat $1,000 bush Corn 1000 BUSH oats 1000 bush
RE 800 lfogs 200 Cattle.
i,otFpo March ID Flour steady. Wheat dan No. /
While Michigan. - 55ia Ext,adc, 81 57i2 Amber Mich
igan spot 42; March, II AZ April held at ri Al May.
ii IS No do, 81 "a No. Red Amber held at 81 AZ.
II AZ l. offered; April - Rejected Red 81 % Corn
steady igl Mixed 32c. No p spot 43c; April IL llc.
Nav 45c July 4sc.; Rejected 42S.c oats steady WI le,
Inc; gan held .Uc 39c offered Receptsl50 bbls.
Fnur bush Wheat; 20 600 bush Corn 400 bush Oats
Shiplnents-0O0 bush Wheat; 5000 bush. Corn; 5000
bush Oais
WiLMIsGIoS n. c. March 15sprits Of Turpent,ne nomi
Hard rs; Yellow Dip, and Virgin 81 10. Tar firm at
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New-York tribune., 1877-03-16
LATEST SHIP NEVIS
fYor Other shsp Ness sec Third Pa1e.l


Steamship Of Pennsyivsnis Brl. knight GiasgoS %
March and Larns 4h with mdsc and pass to Austin "a9
steamship Old dominion alker Rehmond CITY p9lnt and
shp star s Of Hs aSs weSt oi BOSTON, GARNER Manila 2
with sugar order vessel yernon BrSwn y c. passe SO
Is q "a s g.. nag o1 ns9 n trades and
BARK Boylesta Nor saronesen Rochelor Jan 49, in bal
asi order Anchored a. sandy Hook for orders vo,
80. with teas &c. TO olyphaDt q Co.
steamships p Caland for rotterdam Herder for Hamburg:
Ena for Prince &c. Hnntsyiile for 81 JOINS X;
i @ond Tor IP' nchmond SS1 &C. ASe$erc 1e y
MSS r sGasss GnsS N ps % 6
for London n bark nST DrSp1,5s , hGs ior ~ JS r
Cork Falmouth goelacs for Ksgs lynn u Agsyalsd,
fST n nqcrGi c man r.
t E cir FS "ns MoS1 nnS GoS S41 T.
Mary Pnnsl Tor scbTs o W AnaTss; g.
sn knfsis s an sna Sfgas9 s for AS4 tayes
% Dora icG "a" Bh ds er s for % Tor
Pensacola; Iona Breed for Jacksonville. -
SAILED BY WAY OF LONG ISLAND SOUND
steamships Eea9c 9C for Porane NSRns Ss sSs'en
veS fSny saa snPn esS sfSSw e Sea Gr no''n
shp Nile o wnSCT S Sd o% s%
towed to the city this evening.
FOREIGN Ports. o... ..,u
Pacio Rsveio Tllc Baker 18TH W 4. CarapGcn Jamna
the latter or PhaePha Arrived olh saga capt Tho'a
Hamburg 18Th I H. .eLareD; hrna, caPt. seeu,tls
j.
\ amship Garibal8, Capt. ZachariasseD Hoios Capt
Hansen; 14th EsIana, Peppna Clyic Sosrene, Forzaj
10Th PhaeOD, ArgO, capt Andreasea John Rltson, Kali
Marion CIclero Turku Asiana Transit Sheffield, lily
ran steamship Hebe, Capt Hit; l4h, Union, Capt oren
leaf Mary b5s John Rutherford Ergo Armstrong 10th,
kildonau. at Deal: Percy, William, Capt Joarneay.
DOMESTIC PORTE
Boston, March lb--ATTiyet steamship VIM Lawrence,
Howes Baltimore. Cirare sohrs. Walter H. Palmer. Ran
DALI URy w Perry, Look, ST. Pierre MquelOn. sailed.
barks Beatrice. Havener Carrie Humphrey, and Znga ella
FRANCISCO, March l5.-Arryed, ship Seminole New
York.
NEw.ORLRANs, March l5-Cleared, bark Bolivar Genoa
Passes-Arriyed, ships D. w. Chlsman layroi NJ and Il.
Cox. London Indian Hull baiks Annie B0rrli HavTe;
Rio JtneirO. sailed steamship knlcaerDpcker.
PmLADkLPnIA, Mach lb-Aruvr', steamships Hercu'es,
SwasUy, Fall River: Nindicaior Rogers NeN.lOrk ALI
ance, ai, Richmond Ann Eliza ischar,is Gsorgeownj
NJ ChampiD, Freeman ~. Jag0 j. b. Clayton, G
FORD New bedford snip Aiuo Bremer Hull Louis de Geer
Andersen T. Ubes; tarks lrJperatore Jensen Acssinai
Cecilia, HOOK Liverpool Cleared steamships Befks, Pendle
ton Last Cambridge Junata. Caharnc, savannah j. w.
Eyernsn Plat, Richmoud; barss H. H. uval, Trefrey,
Rotterdam CftOn, snow, Gibraltar for orders :. w. Hob
Mitchell, Matanzas schrs. Eliza H. Emery. Weeks
Providence; AnDe IDoney Norfolk. Spoken, 5th inst, IN
Crooked Island Passage, bark Western from Ortau
Prince Boston. sailed steamships Juuiata and Berks
MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN STEAMSHIPS
QUEENSTOWN, ST. rch l5.-The Williams Guton Linz
NeN ada, Capt Guard. for YORK. sailed ~
o'clock this evening
New-York tribune., 1877-03-16
PARTIES IN THE NEW CONGRESS.

10 tHc EdttOT OF IHe TftOunc.
SIR There has been considerable debate on
the question of the next Senate claiming that 1t
will lie Republican and others the As favor to
old reader OF your paper will you be kind enough to
and greatly oblige me Also how many Republicans
and how many Democrats will the next House Of Repre-
sentatives containl A. j. ROBBINS.
Merton, ". j., March 6, 1877.
when Ohio and Pennsylvania fill their vacancies
the Republicans will have 80 members in the Senate
Tho Democrats have 80; including Senator David
Davis Qnd of Illinois, who is cassed with them on
the committees, they have "a. The two Senator'S
from Louisiana and one from South Carolina are in
doubt III Republican Senators are admitted from
these States the party majority will be g.. If Demo-
cratic members admitted, the Republican ma
jorty will be reduced to 2. Before the election in
New-IIampshire the Republicans returned to the
next House of Representatives numbered 142 and
the Democrats 14S. The returns from New-liamp-
shire indicate the election of two Republicans and
leave one district in doubt II the official returns
give the Democrats the doubtful district, the next
House will contain IA Republicans and 149 Demo
Gratis. 1t is asserted by Democrats in Washington,
however that the Clerk of the last House will so
make up the roll as to give the Democrats majority
of %. One of the means for accomplishing such
result is to omit from the roll the names of all Re-
publIcans whose seats are contested by Democrats
Ed.l
New-York tribune., 1877-03-16
MURDER BY A JEALOUS HUSBAND.

CHICAGO, March 15.-Stephen 5. Jones, editor
OF The Reig,e Philosophical Journdi OF No. l27 Fourth
ave. was dead in his Office this afternoon, by Dr. W.
c. Pike. who Immediately gave himself up. Mr. Jones
lived with his family at ~. Charles. H., was 60 years
old and reputed wealthy. IL appears that Dr. Pike md
his wife have been rooning in Mr. Jones building this
Winter. without paying rent; and 1t is surnised this NAV
have caused the trouble. Dr Pike alleges that Mr. Jones
had had criminal intercourse with his wife, and has pro-
ducod a confession To that cfnct signed by her. Mrs
Pike confirms her husbands stOIy but the friends Of tie
deceased declare that ne incapable Ot the alleged
crime All the parties involved are Sprtualiss. Tie
affair has OccasOncd considerable excitement Dr. Pike
was held by the Criminal Court this afternoon, without
bail.
New-York tribune., 1877-03-16
,RALS COULD DESIRE.

ALL THAT LIBERALS COULD DESIRE.
70 tho Bditor Of The Tribune.
SIR Letters Of acceptance and inaugural
addresses sound WELL but right action is far better than
either. This think is applicable TO the new President
have been Republican from the organization OF the
party but was one OF those who cast their lot with
Horace Greeley 1872 and not seeing desire OF the
party since that time to purge ITSELF voted for Mr. III
den for President, hoping for Improvement IN ine
civil service and better Southern policy he was de
feated and Mr. Hayes declared elected, and the course
he has pursued thus IL all any Liberal RepuDpcan
could have desired had Mr. Greeley been elected ID
would that every follower OF their lamented leader
should sneak ont and let the President know that
approve his in the great and good work so res
olutely aud noby begun. b. BOWEN
Medina, ". T., March Ia, 1S77.
New-York tribune., 1877-03-16
DIR. TERuUNE's WORK IN ROME.

TO the EdttOr OF The frtdune.
SIR: Some weeks since your excellent jour
nal contained the statement that the Rev Dr. H. T. Ter
hume had accepted the American chapiaincy at hoie
for two years. with d comfortable salary and three
months summer vacation" trust you will allow me
to correct serious error in this account Dr. Terhune
is indeed preaching regularly in Rome and doing What
pastoral work called for by American Vsltrs put ne
receives no salary at ALL and his pecunby outlay IN sS-
tanning the service is not met by the Sabbath COLLECTIONS
Nor il lie under any engagement express or implied 70
rnnnin In Ronc Two years IL Is desirable several
grounds that the mere pointed 0u should Df cor
iected. TALBOT W. ChAhbbho'
Ne,C-Y York. March 10, 1877.
New-York tribune., 1877-03-16

. ~ coun to the assistance OF the President at once.
- ma pointed IL out as follows: Our Senators made
ems mistake respect to the confirmation OF the new
- ,st should have risen In my place in the Senate
~ moved the confirmation of the Cabinet officers Win
H. 81, ,efer,nce to committees This has been usual
gu. Is responsible for his Cabinets the mem
u or, of ms official family. This notion coming from
- Democrat, would have routed Blame and Morton.
II would have been compelled To either support or
1, se the motion. In either event the effect would
ePP heen disastrous to the Radicals. 1t was great
ps''o-.nnty Sir great opportunity hut IL Is gone
~ 9s ra wAs no one to take advantage of it,"
New-York tribune., 1877-03-16
ExunIrloN oF HORSES AT GMMoRE,s GARDEN

benefit was given TO j. d. Walton last evening
Gmores Garden. The entertainment consisted mainly OF
trot,ing. Several welknOwn racing horses exhibited
including Hopeful valued at $25OOO with record OF 2l72
Judge Fullerton, valued at $4,000 with ord Of 2:!o
Castle Boy. valued $lj 900. with record Of S22l Un
valued at $4,000 with record OF 223 Dan Bryant
valued at 81 000 with record Of 227 The rotting began
O'Clock. mile with three heats, contested by
Doubtful Joe H. Jack Haley and ola Bob Joe II won the
200 2i3 aud 2io For the last the same
distance Ben Thompson Bay Billy, ana Frank entered
Bay Billy wthdIawn aud Ben Thompson won III 80
2iJ, aud 2i3a The ento ainncnt bIoaght Ia close
ladies fiat race which Miss Oswald Jackson, and
Miss Stewart TOOK part.
New-York tribune., 1877-03-16
DEATH OF TWO CENTENARIANs.

ELMIRA, n. Y, March 15.-Abncr IIuntley,
the oldest in this part OF the State died at Cuba
Aegany County last Friday and was buried on Sun
day. lie had reached the advanced age Of 100 years
lie came originally from Connecticut Up 10 within
week Of his death he hearty and strong and very
bright mentally He very fond OF horseback riding
and enjoyed tins exercise up TO within brief period OF
Eis death.
SCHENECTADY, n. Y, March 15.-Mrs. Mary
Dunnam of Glenvie died last night at the age Of 105
New-York tribune., 1877-03-16
HOW THE CITY OFFICES ARE GOBBLED UP.

TO the Editor OF The Tribune.
SIR: Have the Republicans in the City of
EewYork any rights which Republican Administration
Ia bound TO rcspecti 1t not Year In and year
out in sunshine and storm, against oyerpowerng Odds
they struggle for Republican ascendency in the state ana
nation but far the city is concerned the hghto
them is always a hopeless one. And yet the m0ncLt
such ascendency secured the rural Republicans swoop
down on the city and gobble up every office OF proin
nence profit At present the only New-iOrk working
Republican holding office Is the efficient Collector, Gen.
Arthur. The Surveyor is On Sharpe OF Ulster, the
Naval Officer is AlonzO B. Cornell Of Tcmpks the Post
master Thomas James OF Oneida the Distrct-Attor-
ney is Stewart woodfOrd Of Kings. the Appraiser IL
Siias H. Butcher OF KiEgs The late Naval Ohcer was
Addison H. Lafln OF ierkimer the late Marshal was
Oliver Fiske of Richmond, the ate Appraiser was
stephen B. French OF Queens and should unfortu-
natcly, Ulster County be robbed OF the Surveyor
ship il is almost that ST. Lawrence County Will be
claddened with it, in the appointment OF Gen. Merritt
II there were any pretense that these appointments
were made the interest OF Civil Service REFORM these
marked singularites might be overlooked In view OF
these facts the wonder is not that the city Republican
organization has become weakened and Inefficient, but
that 1t exists at all. Cirf REPUBLICAN,
Nec York, March Is, 1877.
New-York tribune., 1877-03-16

THE TEST o WoRTH.-Artist-" What do
you do In tbs lonely place, DUnald when any one sek
and the doeJOr Ten miles OFF Z" Donald On, shust
g1ve her dram" Artist-"But supDOsiDg that 1as no
efectr Douald-"W We sbust gle her another dram"
Artist Yes: but supposing even that does not do 2"
Donald" Oh, we shust gle her another dram, and II
That does hcr she's no worth curing unny
folkA
New-York tribune., 1877-03-16
CATTLE Make ETS.

CHICAGO March l5.-CATTLR-Reoeips 400; shipments,
300 active and feeders s3 25d$4 rs good
% choice shipping, 81 6Oa$3. .ou
HoGs-Receipts 5000 shipments, 5000 in good de.
mand light Is rough To choice extra 81 7oa 20.
SHEEP n1ninally unchanged; receipts, l,2OO
EAST ILBKETY Penn. March i5CArrLE- TO dav.
32D head through and Is Of yard stock
total 1887 head or 63 cars OF through and
40 cars yard stock supply lighter especially for yard
sold best 50 6Ods medium to good at "a 1896 rs
common 10 fair at So 26eSt 20.
HoGs-Recelps to-day 32i5 head total for three day
6s5 head Workers s5 20as5 i0 Phladelphas 50 80
aS6
sHKEp-Receipts today l00 head total for three day.
$500 head selling at 81 60aS6 75
New-York tribune., 1877-03-16
WHO FIRST NOMINATED HAYEsi

TO the EditOr Of The Trtbnne.
SIR You arc mistaken in stating in to-day's
TREs. that The Ashtabuia Sentinel the first paper
to nominate GOV HAYES for the Presidency doing two
doys after the Ohio state election in October 1879 which
retired Gov Allen to private lite The Sprangted (Ohlo
Da,iy Repttblic Clifton Nj Nichols, editor nominated
Wooford the Vice Presidency the next morning after
said election Respectfully yours SHERMAN WILLIAMS.
Albany, March ii, 1877
New-York tribune., 1877-03-16
ARMY ORDERS

WAsuISGToE. March 15.-First-Lieut Constan-
tine Chase OF the 80 Artillery VIII report u the commanding
OF the artillery school Fortress Monroe assignment
adjuan Of the school Lieut. John
6ney Of 2d Artillery viii report for duty rcg
Pirs Lieut. Clarence Howard OF
the % Artillery s rel eyed from duty at the artillery school,
Monroe will report the commanding officer of
the ID Artillery for duty reginenal aJutant FIRST lieut.
Mitchell IL assigned Ia Battery b. ID Artillery FIRST
Lieut. Barnet assigned TO Battery I'd Artillery
the natiOn of Lieut. w j. Reeny the Z2d Infantry
accepted by the President 10 take effect March 10
1877 The leave Of Second Lieut. John Kane OF the 24th In
fantTy is extended i've months
New-York tribune., 1877-03-16
6usilai NoIlrss.

Biar's PiIis-The Great English Remedy for and
rheumatism. Box "a pills. 81 %, mail PLANTES q
son, Agents, ga Wllams New York. sold by druggists
Choice Rooms for OIces.-Only few left and TO LET
a Low RATES In THE TRIBUNE BUILDING.
CENTRAL SITUATION, GOOD ELEVATORS ruEnia1
uu altsr nidaight PERFECT LIGHT, BUILDING ALSO.
LUTELY FIRE PROOF, STEAM HEAT FREE
one CORNER ROOM, the floor beautifully frescoed
and specially desirable for lawyers oaicc.
Apply at the TRIBUNE COUNTING ROOM.
Dunlap & Co.'s Hats,
ia FIFTH.AVE. AND $50 BROADWAY.
CARD.
Messrs DUNLAP & Co. desire their parons
public generally that they the pce of
their CELEBRATED SILK HATS TO IS, and STIFF FELT
HATS 10 S5.
Being manufacturers Of the well importers Of The
materials used they are enabled To keep the Of
quality and styles. the heretofore
March /, 1877.
New-York tribune., 1877-03-16
AN UNKNOWN "ORPHAN HOME"

TO the Editor OF The Trtdune.
SIR: | have received circular requesting
the purchase of tickets for be given i'll aid OF
the Orphan Home" signed Charles Latour. Manager.
No address of the sOcalled "Orphan Home" Is given
and know of no such institution Yours, respectfully,
THEODORE ROOSEVELT,
Commissioners state Board of Charities.
Ne,c- York, March 10, 1877.
New-York tribune., 1877-03-16
PREPARING FOR PROSPEROUS TINES.

M y
DOVER, n. H., March 15.-The COcheco Manu-
featuring Company propose the erection of new mi
OF 10000 spndles which it is thought will add 1000
the population of the vicinity The City Council this
evening voted in favor of exempting the mill from
ton for 10 years.
New-York tribune., 1877-03-16
REPORTED NEW CONTROL OF TEXAS CENTRAL.
A private dispatch was received from HOus-

ton, Texas, In this city Yesterday stating that the report
was there that Charles Morgan of NewIoI had
secured control Of the Houston and Texas Central Rail
road aud that the application for receiver had been
deferred until next Monday 10 await the confirmation oi
the proposed arrangement.
New-York tribune., 1877-03-16
THE ALLENTOWN BANK CLOSED.

ALLENTOWN, Penn, March 15.-The officers
OF the First National. Bank OF Allentown. which run
was reported yesterday to-day announced their nten-
ton to up its business, They give for
this action but state dollar will be lost by any
OF its creditors
New-York tribune., 1877-03-16
TRIBlrNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

TRIBUNE OFFICE, March 16--1 q. m.-The downward
din with which yesterdays OF arpressure begins
probably had reference to the high winds of the morning
After daylight yesterday continuous rise OF the curve
accompanied the clearing and fair weather Tempera-
ture ruled low, and midnight few degrees be-
low freezing point The moisture OF the air Is not
excessive. 49,
For this city and vicinity clear sky with occasional
lignt clouds toward evening may be expected. To
morrow is likely to be partly cloudy. gradual
Increase vi warmth Is probable during the two days.
New-York tribune., 1877-03-16
Fifty Per Cent saved
~ asing UlGOINss GERMAN LAUNDRY SOAP.
n ,IRRIEU
Observation-Disclosures Wedn

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. wednesday. March II, by
the Rev. j. Lyons Edwin Ensten to Fanny, daughter Of
the late Uriah Hendricks all Of this city.
PARSONs-RU SSELI~-At the residence Of the brides
mother on Welnrday evening March a. according TO the
OF Friends Robert W. Parsons of Flushing, Long
Island f. daughter Of Jane and the late Isaac d.
Russell OF this city,
New-York tribune., 1877-03-16

The secret of the composition Of that splendid soap
B r. Babbtts Toilet Soap is simple He only the
pures vegetable oils that suffice to pemeate the compound
The Of false Odors Is III Itself
New-York tribune., 1877-03-16

EQUAL TO THE OCCAsIoN.-Baker (a little too
particular as things g0 Here-I say THIS won't do!
You've given me two French apennes !-Y0ungstcr: on.
mind en up for change for people VINO buy
French rolls IL Judy.
New-York tribune., 1877-03-16

iust passed law taxing all church property valued
above 900 Will not the great State Of NeTlork IoF
low this good exampef IT, GARshIr
Washington, ID. o., March 4, 1877.
New-York tribune., 1877-03-16
DJEfy

Al Notices Of Marriages must be iadorsed wih full
name and address,
New-York tribune., 1877-03-16
MIDNIGHT WEATHER. REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.

EUN IKNNIENT INDINA IV-No'
For the Middle and Eastern States rising bar
opeer coI3er nJyh-,res bdc;tng 10 WdDer Sot-scest
tcinds and gdTtly ciOUdy or cied UedfhcT.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-09-12

3 do B Dreyfus &c0---8 bbls eggs firkins butter
G FL Lawrence &co-15 bdls willow " Beri-3O bdls
spokss II Soria--4 bdls seed ii Haffner--12 rolls
leather Thormahen-10 do A Braun Dbl whisky
M Duncan do Lowensten-2 half do j d Ma
chado--1 Dbl do j A Hubbard--1 do A Key-1 do
M Dupont-8 do G Whitney Goo do G Duprat-
80 bxs soap MADDEN Maory-f bx mdse Levy
25 do Conner d W-26 pkgs mdse L Heath Il Son-20
onions Keller--5O boxes mdse W ii Merritt---3
boxes eggs bbls BEARS M Frisca-2 jeans Yale
Il Bowhng-l5 pkgs tobacco b. Irby & SOM bbls
glassware w Shepard--59 tierees hams E + Del
Bondlo--5 pkgs glassware Rymerhoffer e. SOM
pkgs mdse e Sternsburg--3 bales bags I May
berry-8 pkge paper M Freedman-17 do Isl pkgs to-
bacoo A Whitney &co--15 bales mdse Lehman
Abraham &co-l0 pkge mdse Fl N Sebrecht-1 case
Montgomery do II Flynn case do W H
Letchford &co-l bale do J Levels & Jamison-4 do
! Roberts, bales tobacco Barieu Bros--l3 do l.
Mayer Son. L car lumber w w Walker---f2 bbls
Tosin 3 Woods--3 do Dbl turpentne W Ell Hansell
lot sundres Vlers-do L M Gex--1 case mdse
&c G Co.'S bxs grapes Valeton &co--3 horses
Hay Meh1e-1 pBgs mdse A Nuker-1 do w Davis
i do Pradat-1 do G Perry do Moesser-1
do A A Maginnis Sons-1 do B Smith, do B F
Wolfe--1 cotton gin b Wolfe &co-1 Dbl whisky o
l. Hill &cO---S hhds tobacco 2 Sarazin--2 sugar
rollers M ID Hines-sundries to order-Total hhds
tobacco $50 bbls -four 100 hf do
MORGAN'S LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAIL
ROAD.
Sept 11-2 hbds sugar Zuberbier e. Behan-4 bales
moss g Spor. 40 do + P Sewn ID do P Brooks-1
do L Schommer-2 do Bibolet--i21 head cattle @
Mehle &co--1s1 do Serratt-sundries to order
Total hhds sugar so bales moss
Per steamship Clinton, from 1ndianola--13 bales
cotton Gumble-2 FL Danneel--2 do II bales hides
Whitney &eo-123 head calves G Mehle Zoo
Total II bales cotton
From Galveston-3OO bales cotton 10 bales hides G
A Whitney &eo-sundries to order-Total 300 bales