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FURNISHED ROOMS.

I ,ARGE AND HANDSOMELY FURNISHED
apartments in one OF the most elegant private
residences Of the city. Convenient to Canal
street and business localities.
Unexceptionable references exchanged.
Rooms with private table. If desired. Fami-
lies seeking desirable location. can address
Box s0to. or inquire at the Office OF the Demo-
crat. aso1
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SPECIAL NOiIt Z.

VT'HE ST. RERNARD COAL COMPANY HAv-
Il ing moved { ON tn ir old stand. to their
new aud rommodinus office M. 20 Carnnd let
street are pre' AIRED to fill oruers Tor Coal at
the following rates.
PITT BURG IS per barr l.
81. BERNARD, Toe per barrel.
per cent # for ca H.
oc4ThSuTu tJa1
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JERSEY AND ALDERNEY
MILK. MILK. MILK.
Pure and fresh, from the country, TO be had
Corner CarnndeIet and Common street
and Branch. No. 60 Canal STREET, neal
the Custom House, North Side.

The only place In the city where this cele-
brated milk can be procured.
Pure, rich and awe Jersey and Aid .rneY
Milk and uttermilk, at cents Der x ass re
ceived daily on ice. via Jackson Railroad from
the famous Arcola Dairy Farm. Sa It ok IA
from the we'll known Fowier's impvrations OF
Jersey and AIDE ney CATTLE
Also kept on I'D. Meat Soda. viehy. Min
se6 1y5thp
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REINER1H & MONTARDIER,

Having purchased the STOCK and GOOD
WILL of
'Arcy's Well Known ana Famous Old
HAT STORE,
corner Of Canal and Cha tres streets, wish to
hereby inform their many friends and the pub
lie in gener"l that, from and after the 9th inst
they will pres mt to them the most elegant and
fashionable styles in HATS. CAPS, etc, which
were ever offered in this or any 9th n city in
the Uniei Stats. Their ces will be as
more'a and reasona le as those of any other
establishment in this city. se231m
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Nine. II. RAUSSEF.
ETVnwaEr

REGs LEAVE. TO INFORM HER CUSTOM
- FRS ha 9 has T. an@ferred her dom lie tn
1873 Rampant stree, between tt. Ann and Du-
maine.
Receives boarders from the city, also from
the country.
onsuitations from II o'clock a. m. to o'c' ock
p. N. sells SIN Tu TIL Su
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large invoice Ct newftll goo Is to be opened
.usaly and e. M row. at A.. l.. ByTne IL Co.'S.
anu sold AZ the lowest ,ssible prices
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A CARD.
A CARD.
MIR. JAMES RiCKKTTs,
For many y ars connected with
B'Arcy's wen Known nat store,

Corner of Canal and Chartres streets, will De
found on and after the 9th instant at the same
place under the proprietor-hi OF Mes re-.
REINERTH & MONTARDIER. where ne will
be happy to receive the visits of his old friends
and customers. SEES tt
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II yon don't find Soapina which is manufnc-
!!ired with boraX the best of laundry or fam
Wy soap, II. Keller. ITO Graeier street, the in
ventor and pat"ntee will pay you double the
price you pa d for it.
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my vooT baRgtes sud carriages from l.. r..
olau lux, 10 Carondelst street, ueAr corner Ora
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SCHOUL BOOKS.

Having been awarded by the State Board of
Education majority of the bids for furnishing
he public schools of the State, and having ar
rangements with publishers. we are prepared to
furnish the following books at prices named
Column No. is lowest retail p,ice adopted !;
column No Q exchange price for first introduc-
ton. when books of similar grade In actual use
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BOARDING.

SELECT PRIVATE BOARDING-CoMFO
~ ably furnished front rooms can be obtained,
with or without board. by the day. week or
month. by applying AT the elegant private resi-.
dehce No, IA Carondelet street. Pafties In
search Of home comforts will find this rare
opportunity. A fine bathroom also attached To
the house. References exchanged. ie2at Il
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WANTED-pUPILs.

WANTED-BY A TEACHER, A POSITION
W. to teach. In either q family or @ school,
for board for self and two children. ADDRESS
" d " this office. iooa N
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HELP wANTED-FEMALEs.

Chambermaids. Cooks, Nurses, etc.
WANTED-BY MRS. BLOCK, NO. 142 CAMP
" street, for the country, one Cook, one
Washer aud one Gardener. Has on hand q
good housekeeper. au17 Il
WANTED-AN INDUSTRIOUS AND TIDY
w woman for cooking and house work. Re-
fernnres required. Apply at No. IS First street.
je3O IF
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PrOgran,,ne:

programme:
Overture. Prof p III Greuling and Orchestra
Tableau / BATTLE OF CAMDEN Deattof do
Kalb.
Quartette. Mes8rs. Tracy, Raymond, Ross and
Brgmer
Tableau IL TREASON OF BENEDICT AR
MOLD Hide them In your boot
Tableau III CAPTURE OF MAJOR ANDRE.
Where are you Roiug2
Tableau " THE SEARCH Discovery of Ar
nold'B Treason.
Tableau v THE PR0FFERED BRIDE This
for NV release.
Tableau VI. THE DEATH WARRANT / am
ready at any moment.
Solo-Air from Trovatore--verdi--B Nine II
Comes -Accompauist, Prof Collignon
Tableau VII WASHINGTON CROSSING THE
DELAWARE
Observation-Disclosures. Tracey, Raymond, Ross
Bremen.
Tableau VIt1--MOI,L PHITCHER AT THIN
BATTLE OF MONMOUTH. TO be- repre-
sented by Miss Maggie Stroudbaok.
A Mystic Drill.
Solo-Seens Of the Jewels from Faust Geunod-~
Nine II Comes. Accompanies, Prof Collignon.
Tableau IX--CAPTURE OF TICONDEROaA
BY ETHAN ALLEN. In the name Of tho
GreatJehovah and the Continental Congress.
Tableau X-THE TOMB OF WASHING ION.
The evenings entertainment to conclude with a
SOTREE DA ktSANTE
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= Lava hgur in great variety. at others, IA
Canal. opposite Varieties Theatre

Read Navras invitation to the China Palace.
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Private schools will be allowed same prices as
public schools.
Other lists will be publ he'd hereafter.
LIBERAL DISCOUNT TO THE TRADE,
j. &. EYRICH,
BoOksEALER AND sTATIONER,
$50. .Eanal street. 100
NEW ORLEANS.
sef5-lm2dD
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ADJUSTMENTS.


and during the week.
Wednesday and saturday MATrNEES.
The worid-renowned KELLY.& IONS Min
strcls and Burlesaue Open Troupe. from
their Opera House, Twenty-thrd street.
New YORK. on their regular annual tour.
with the finest artists that money will engages
by any oher company.
The larg ct, most com plete and refined MIN
STREL ORGANIZATION in tho world.
Seven .Conedians and Speciality Artists. Al
Matchless Q!inttte OF voeaists. Grand
Orchestra aud Brass nand
Box office open from . H. M until 10 D. m, Cair-
tain rises at 8 o'clock. oe7
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WANTED-A SITUATION AS NURSE OR
w housekeeper by Respectable servant
GOOD recommendations furnished. Address Il.
d., Democrat Office reo
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Committee of Arrangements.

Committee Of Arrangements.
| Lieut. E,F PERILIOUx. Chairman.
DR. M Cullen, John Purves.
/ Cathalongne. VIM II Desves,
A D Finiay, George w Cooper.
Major NJ Quayle DIR Ike Scott
| Reception Committee.
Mayor q. PlLsBURY. Chairman.
| Col w T Vaudry. Col J GIynn, Jr,
| Col 3 Vinet, Gen w Behan
Capt II Pleasants Capt A Il Morphy.
Col W M Owen, Capt MeElroy,
| Capt May. Gait FL M Isaacson,
DIR Dickson Bruins. DIR s Uhoppin.
Major W T Ciuverius, Major III Quayie.
Capt II Montgomery. Capt E Belknap,
| Capt J q Fleming, TC Herndon.
| J r Aycock, r Wilson,
| r W Bothck. Judge 9 A Monroe.
g Finlay J Donaldson,
Col b Walton J Wills n.
A W Moffat, DIR SEQ t,
W Mehle, Capt j Fitzpatrick.
Mckinley Gibson, Charles Gould.
MAJOR s. NJ Todd, DR. John Fl Pike
Capt. J McGlenssy, USN
Box Office under the supervision OF Mr. Kit.
fridge. will be open Monday. Tussda ny and
Wednesday. October 8, 0 and TO- I n sale or
exchange of tickets for s4rved seats.
The Grand Piano used on this occasion has
been kindly furnished by Mr.. Philip Wer-
1en.
Admission, One Dollar. sa3oocT q 40
vrHE GAIhTY THEATREr-BARt,NNE ST.
II near Common.--Dharles Mon4G4do. leesed
and manager.
OPEN EVERY NIGHT,
with a first class company selected for their
individual merits from the Eastern cities nov
| city theatres. Admission only Is. IS and SO
cents. If
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p; J. TYBRELJ. Contrsf4or.

OUU Levee, in he parish Of East Ga Gsrro 1 II
miles above Vicksburg. Thb work will start
Immediately 49, $1,000
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WANTED--BY A MIDDLE AGED WOMAN,
u sl,uat,oq 10 nurse and do housekeeping
auuTeSS W w. democrat Office. Ocg 3t
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MIkEEE,i.ANE0IIR.

VIVIAN Ed BY A FIRST CLASS AND VERY
W rapid penman, copying Of any kind. Will
take Jobs at 5csn's or pagi and guarantee sat
at
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WANTS.
SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALEs.
Govevnesses, Companions. etc.
Dre.s.nnkers and sea ,n.,resses.

WANTED-BY A MIDDLE AGED WIDOW
" Lady 81 uation as II ,usskenper The
Mrs. W., this Office oc7 AZ
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as have no connection with ANY OTHER
ST RE IN TIL CITY. mention his. as maiy
o. my friends have mace their purchases else.
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Of En FOR PIANO TUNING--BEsiT WORK.
pI.cO $50 Magazine. d. LEECH Soiree
| VIZ 1v
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E1OR RENT-A FEW FINELY FURNISHED
- 70 ms near Canal street. Apply ut the
Democrat off a. op1 If
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ROOMS TO KENT-FURNIsHED OR UN.
~ fursished-in a small family where there
arc no children, in Il peasnnt location. between
two lines vi Cars LOG Felicity street near Annnn-
citation, op5 1yy
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ENOR RENT OR sALE-AsAW MILL, ONE
4 mile from Biloxi. Terms liberal. Address
JACOB ELM Err Biloxi Miss st,25 i'm
, 1877-07-20
THE MILWAUKEE, FESTIVAL.
EuAaf,I Ofrr>ntsh Il. TkS Ts3ks.rz

MILWAUKEE, Wis.,, July l0-1Ao Natlonhl
Turner's procession this morning was one of
tho granlest ever Witnessed En this city, thott-
sands Of people lining tho streets along tho
route. Passing Market Square tho crowd wus
10 dcnao that It was difficult for tho police TO
keep u space for tho column to pass. About
5000 Turner's were In tho column, marching TO
tho tntIsir uf etcvcu bands. At bfarkct SQuarc
Juveniles strcwed flowers In proiustoE, pre-
scntius passlug guests with botlucta. the same
being repeated on WIpnebsgo street by young
ladies. In the afternoon, at' Qulut!n's Park,
thc regulation exercises Ut tho Turner's took
place, thcrs being thousands OF vlsiturs pres
cnt. Tho exercises oi 1,4 70 public school chII-
tiou and arplausc, uio luoycusnts bciug uui-
iornl and perfect. III tue evening q grand
concert took place At the Balne ratk, \ feature
of which was j male chorus Vt 800 voices. fle
merit.
, 1877-07-20

peace That IL rrfcnitfe. What ntn comm. to
thr rroof of, Why. to tho necessity of similarity
Of feeling. With what: With thI- inn,o.t cum
scicnec. Wha, H. that! What II It L. t,nd' II ss
the tnoral law. whss Z | pr,'c claim to h" h
vine nature, Then prove 'omeia'ns n
dfyine. The plan I. 1T nntarr. hut the Wornt law
and f1od's natnrc arc sn,t,anttal!y ihcu'icai.
Therefore find the nesrss!tr wbtch may l,r FFo-
cfamch IN tho nnnit " The scientific method for
true rurrcncr 10 conscience, that Ia tho moral law
that IN to God.
OTHER ExERcIsEs. .
Tho 1sdv. j. .. Wcntwnrtt, OF Esnneton.
lrctnrttt At 2:aO p. m. on '.Thc Credt.,tiity Of
Christian Snncrnstnis'tsm,' and n o'cIock The
Rcv. II. F. Fisk continued his drill In the ilfbc
Evidences. At 8 o'clock INC Rev. Jo.crl. tNnk
lIcid what va! callcd'a cullnVny meeting, ut Which
rcopc asked him sar,Ms Esthifc t3tcatnnr on doc.
trinal points. and received vast fund Of lntnrnla
tfon,-and an lnttmatton thal they cnn,l find more
Of the same sort lit hfa pnbfhc1 works.
In the evening Ettlor jntKins conducted tho
Elble. .rcndng. mid THO rev. J. Lyman lInslhnst,
OF r1afnhcld, N. j., delivered lecture on John
Knox.
, 1877-07-20
matter which rhc eail wonid mt Lo hr uubiic anr
fnn'i, hit would Il" her antl her rhil1 y It'll,


matter which ,hc sall wond IN. d. thr public anv
hi All rrcrr,l, injury. .>..."".,'
c b; % Vii S'" With ~. u.
hrr % Tt"r "a, and dr. "nc WI" M @ ply s,,,
that it wa- pyrcnliy Impossible lof hrr to i.a,"
Hn!d you icsvc tI,, ch.ti At the house Of Mrs,
Mntllc. m lilne Island ayrnrc.'
was NOT my chilt in any wny. shape. or form. +"
"ul,l you cause It 70 be taken away about two
Neek. ago And haze i PLACID r. o rrote'tant
tween Twenty :dTst and Twenty -fecoud r,tcet,t"
~ hnl the child taken to = prominent ph, .cIan.
me afterwards that Il wns taken into the house ttu
minute. nc aiterwnr;t." .,...,,
.Why, alive. Of % course: m ~ ii VA a fnc. healthy
chl,d'' ,''
On l,eng, questioned regarding her acquaintance
to i,avns the chiid *cnt to hrs house.: a. sho had
bccnne casually acquainted with her through tho
6rothct..n law, 4 well. known merchant.
Then tho lady went on ut rnn,r length, and
amona uthcr thtnes stated .
on1 hcr s,.,cr wa n,arn nj IL. she b.,, nov.,
Mrs NJ IT. ryc natitss xho ,nk ,Ic r,i wcss ~
yery ttp,r. and lid ackuowjcdpctI tint thu monry
s;a,snt.5n mi, 's M ,ad arec' 10 uny so n,gnth '
Imt In; "Itrrwnri hn,l huen asked SD Whnt shc
hni tnne wns nutrjy from motives Of Charity: ami
shr rcrra,rl hrr nTcy yioa atatcr,cnt tnnt tlc VIA
not ihe n,othnr uf Inc wa,f, The intani haI
hcrn ninrei ,riili the wet nurap tn
royn Ita iifn Mrs Wnihlu had informed her TINT
shc cud nal take cnrr OF tho little me at gu mr.
no.,tI, and when she tlrnily Hayc her to nncn,an
that was ali nhc could hnye Tho refused ia care tor
aua.het nrsc % wi wo was It'll 10 hass 70 It At tst
price. When the child was taken to Tho Asylnm
Mrs Alathic had cnntc 10 her md said 1t had UPSET
nil her atransenicnss M Ehc hal intended 20, ng 10
1airangu 10 live; rllc 1Dscd TIC little stranger,
and could not bar To have ,way from ncr II lii
mother woald, nut care for It ahc would. II.
looked like Mra Weston Int nevertheless. Ae l,ad
pvcn her to understand Il wis not hers, and nlo
had merely brought II tflcso as IN act nf charity
and sympathy, nnl ahc Ind paid tho nnncy-1nuch
marc tbau nlu ought to havb nnid-fnr Its care.
Tho n,,rso had stated that the taking AWAY 1t tho
babY ad deprived her Ut ineop,o which 'lie s,ni
calculated would laat far manths, and arranged for
accordngly and at an Interview buswccn The nt,reo
| md her husband and Mrs. Wcston, thor endca.
yorcd 10 effect settlement whereby tho Indy wns
10 pay 4 considerable sum or money.
Mira. Weston described the husband Of tbs nnrsn
RA a fonu1styc. pIk,nc fellow, and now TINT ellN
, 1877-07-20
UNITED STATES INSURANCE COMPANY,

st. LOUIS, july lN-The United 6tates In
suEsnce Company, which. Q few days ago, re-
insured Its policies aud retired from business,
has declared dividend of 10 per cent, payable
In cash Oh or be!oro The I'D Of July. The whole
amount thl1 Company received ln cash
subscriptions to It's stock was I'll per
sharu, or $4,000 The balance Of tho stoek
Was paid up In dividends on stock notes
amounting 10 slsU.ON. Besides these, thera
havv becn dividends 10 Stockholders amounting
~ $.57 90, makiug total Ut 6ti5,u0. Tho
losses paid by tbo COMPANY tn tbs twenty-two
years Of it, existence amounted to at.IU, 00o,
and the Company now returns to Its stock.
holders tho full amount Of its stock
, 1877-07-20

Ftgures Showing tho insurance business af
1870 In f1l1nolk-OfLor Afislrs.
Gnfetdi Qislf1feA Ia The TtibuHe.

1870 In 1iiinols-Othor Adlslrs.
Special 0t,pateh 70 The Tribune.
SpRys0pIELD, ILL.,, July 1o.-Adyancc slrsets
Of tho Ninth Annual Iusurancc Report, still In
r,-... ~ .hn tns,u.s. ~ uvc mi .ro,,,or, H..
surnnec up 10 Dec. I'll. lst0, show thatt during
thu year, thlrty-cght life and two nccEdent COM
nuntcs l,ayo cotnn1ed with tl,e insurance ]aws uf
H. at,t. ami l,oro hcen ntbnri,ci1 ~ +ron,art
ousluess III !H1'ao'a uue'ns 'no e''so'ns fea''
Biz HE anil ono nccllcnt INSURANCE companies
which were authorized to DO business Ia this
State last ycar hare not complied with the
, 1877-07-20
SELL BY WEIGHT.
10 th4 Ei{l9r Of Ihs Tribune.

Cu1cAGo, July lS.-In regard 10 ths Fruit and
Desfy ordinance. would suggest taat eli lrutt,
berries. scgclabtss, aud farm produce bc sold BY
tbs pound-by weight. Let th!s apply 10 coun!s.
sion. men. stccea. market-meu, and peddtefs
a!ikv. There i ~ injustice IN this. aud II II Of
no consequence what IL t!.s shape or st1o Of the
iaEe plaialJ upon The package, AID thru psnalty
Tor fraud IN wruny marking, nesaulcs could al,o
bS used: II stands:d weight pet buslcl could W
b. slrs Ady provided for. Respectfully,
Gkonvk Il U&A&.
, 1877-07-20

"Wo tlayo selected these roads Tor cHmpaf1t0ns
hccalsc lhoy stood among tho woaithlest ind bcst
In tho whole country. This is what happened In
one year. Can anybody eay that the suspicious mil
echoed BY English journals nIe unnaturall'
, 1877-07-20
ls1tmum thesmualcter. ~; (miutuiunl. ~.
xExgEAL uW.xAfA flnAs.
EuiuAau. July 10 -MtdAtGt
TELEGRAPHlC NOTES.

NEW YONG. July l3.-Thc amount OF ex-
change drawn IN silis city xgatnst 1t. John Are
loslcs, thus Tar, a!.lo,lnts to - 00 -<llc6y
BY thc Bank VI AE"utIcaa.
NEW io9k, July lu.-.At i meeting Of :hu
Board Ut MaulErEs ot tEe Fro4uer Exchange
to-day, It WAS decided IL withdraw irutu the
National Buxrd uf Trade and not send u delesa-
lion 10 It's nlecttng.
, 1877-07-20

HOW IT STRIKES TIE Hn1TISIIE1ls.
Tho decline III pcIlnsyivanIn ltnilroad stock docs
not strike thu llri.!.crs very favorahy. rhfs Is
what the London World has to say IN regard to the
matter:
''rcnnsJlvania Railroad stock is 81 per cent
lower to.dny In America thai, It was fn jnnt- 1H5
1)1es any one Auppofo that the depreciation nus
been withunt s6UE ca,Au! A man must t,c very
confident indccu In his ow, Judgment who ventures
10 stand up and pledge hin word ns tic true con-
ti!tInn Ut 1ay American ratlsDad. We llayn com.
pared the price. Of leading afotks ruling In New
York mud Philadelphia lh!a month and thc corro.
amending month Of last year; the figures speak for
thtlnaciyes:
, 1877-07-20
RAILROADS.


THE FREIGHT TROUBLES.
The cutting Of freight ratcs by several Of the
Western lines. and especially thoso leading to The
East from ST. Louis, II Giving the managers Of The
Ncw York pooled lines considerable uncarincss;
for II this slate Of na!ts continned much longer
II viii be impossible 10 kcrp MP the New York pool
on West hound hn.inca-. The nlraat managers uf
The city claim that all tue cutting tns been DOM
thus far by tho ~. Louis soads. 1t Is Fcpuric tnHt
the Wabseh md Sandalfa rnAtls nrc tnking rfntn
frpm st. Louis to New }nrk ut ~ ccnA per 100
ppnnds, whit the regular rate from Chicago 10
Chicago line. 20 stand ~. kind u thlnx. and.
Loaisana from violating the tariff rates.
lilo Chicago roads viii l,o compelled
~ lowe: their figures also, no matter how ,nnct.
they dislike 10 take snch a step. The PtinCtpa,
b1niue fur this ethtc ng n{lrs H. laid on the lnu
gers OF the New York Central. who 1t l. claimed
arc aiding and abcttiny tic ST. LuHn rads IN tllrir
wurk.. Tho n'anag.rr, OF tho New York Central
Louis roads, and caihI TINT all tho reductions havc
TO be bOrno J there cnrporatthns themselves. but
this explanation docs hot tatlrfy tho .nnMN4err Of
tile Chicago ruuH wlio say that tie Sc,Y York Cen.
traf nr any other OF tho New York trunk lines can
stop tho violation Ut the regular rates by resnrnr
to hcccpt freight from tlctr connections billed at
Icaa ihpn tariff rates. ncct!n. Of the managers
Of the roads Ieni1ng East from Ch!cnyu will
be held In this clty next week 10 tnku decisive
Tralc 3tntIAgcr Of the New iork Central, will also
cDtnu hero 10 take pArt ln tho ptocccdinrt. From
this II II surn,ieeA that the Srw York Central Ia
anxious to have the difficulty alphabetically arInnu
ch, md that 1t viii *asslst the chicago roads in
forcing tho ST. Louis FOnds to terms.
, 1877-07-20
ITEMS.


The Lake Bhoro j. Michigan Southern Railroad u
making special arrangements 70 carry parties 10
the raccs Mt Cleveland mud I'utlalo. The special
Of nIdd Dob,e were placed on this road ycster.
day. They aro tho dnrst anu best adapted cars for
carrying Aorssa In tho country.
Birds OF feather wilt Aock together. Nj. Bind.
Geueral Freight Agent Of tho IT. Louis. Kansaa
City Northern Railroad, Aas iasacd circular 10
tho agents OF his rouls fuTbiddn. tho carraso
lsit road Ut birds. sHth Q. Wild turkcss, prairie
summer months. liz aIso fOfbll. tho trans vpr.a.
ton over his road during tho summer mouths Ut
ducks, lucA, or fawus.
The Dclroit Fra Prt;s .ag9etta that: a. thu same
parties wh9 bought in' tho DttsuEt, Esl EiscF =
Illinois 1aistoAd pwn tho tllls4ale Southwestern
Nnilrrnd thc Two tualH might be united anIet ono
management. mud Rga!n make through np from,
uuteuit to the Wet 3nd South. b..
Mr.. j. q. nr1nker',1H. u brvlhcF Of 4. y. Drink
asLoll, OF this city. has just been u,adc 5upertn
tendnnt OF the SuluEY Hill lhyi.Ipn of tho hant4s
i'uci1c iaslToud. lie hu. been fot sons tins Mas.
ter Of Transportation for tAc road, and has bern
10 elc!snt ana valuable o!ces as 10 we'll merit
hIa promotion to position which hc will cTedtts-
bty oil.
, 1877-07-20
MICHIGAN 1sIA1LRoAD MATTERS,


LAAsISa, Mtch.. July O.-ArraaEcmcntA have
boon made by which through freight trains wiz
commence running some tlmo in August next from
Chicago over tho flttsburg, Fort Wayne i Chtrn.
10, the Chicago 4 Port lturon, md the Chicago i
Northwestern Railroads. connecting with tho
Grand Trunk OF Canada to all Eahtern points with
out rcshp1ncnt.
4 surveying party has started from Stanton .tb
Cedar Lake, tu lay out the extension Of the De-
t1olt, LAnAln. & Northern lt1ilr0ad, distance OF
ten nilrs. II IL Intended to hayo II completed be-
fote Snow 1ics.
, 1877-07-20
THE WEATHER.

WASHINGTON, D. G., July a0-1 q. m.-For
tho lake region rising followed BY stationary
barometer, slightly cooler westerly wiuds, part
ly cloudy weather, std local rains.
I.iiIuAnn iu1S 10.