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Gents cashmere suits for two dollars.
also complete stock Of fine clothing,
~ equally low prices, can be found at
the Dollar St0fe.-tf
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-Mardi Gras still In possession at
Freeman's premium art gallery, No.
sos Main street.-tf
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-Goand seenew the style of flchues,
collarettes, etc, at the new department
over the Dollar store.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
Noon Report-FinancIal.

NEW YORK, April b.-Stocks active, and
feverish. Money 8 per cent. Exchange
long 4SotS; short iSSh. Government bonds
dull. state bonds strong. Gold l06.
Gold opened 81 ".
GAIvEsroN, April a. Gold slU7; silver al
par,
GALVESTON, April H.-Recelpts, net, o.
bales; gross, ~; exports coastwise 81: sales
none. Market weak and lower to sell
Good middling ll9scimiddling lO56s; low mid.
ding 1910; good ordinary y4c
Hides steady. Dry selected 4@i1Ic; wet
sailed selected S9S1xc,
Wool slow. Eastern, fine and medium.
201lc; western, fine. l7920c; m edium ligl6c;
coarse and Mexican, lO9lSc.
Evening Report-Financiai.
NEW ORLEANS, April li.-Gold 81 O6lla
Toes. New York sight q premium. Bank
NEW IoRk, April l4--Mons 1893 per cent.
Sterling Sj VI. Gold 81 O631dl Obfs Govern.
ment bonds active and stIong; new fiyes
ll41s. States steady.
Commercial.
NEW ORLEANS. April IA Cotton in good
demand AMI unchanged. Sales 265 bales;
good ordinary 9fs; low middiing lOh@ly4e;
middling llh9llhc, good middling lls4S
ll1sc; mlddllng fair l2jI@l22Ac; fair i15.a
lIsc, Net receipts - bales; gross leceiflis
eSO bales; Exports, to Liverpool 500. Btock
Q,lS0 bales.
GALVESTON, April li.-Cotion quiet. Sales
go bales. Good middling llsSc; middling
lOlsc; low mlddling l0,sc; good ordinary SIC;
culinary %; low ordinary SIC:
NEW YORK, April li-Cotton, spots, firms mp
lands NE; Orleans lll<c; sales ~ bales. Re
eeipts, consolidated. 2,66e; exports 1si ,gs5
bales.
Cotton-net receipts 81 bales; gross IS.
futures closed firmer;sales 1900; April II s8a
II i4ci May u i6ali.l7c; June IL 81; July III.
DC; August ii .sOc; september ll6ec; October
ii 589ll 57e; November lice; December m.
bali SIC; Januarysl 669ll SIC.
81. LoU1B, April 4.-Flour, all grades held
higher, and choice and family brands adj
yanced about l5c. wheat sharply advanced:
No red fall, 81 u; No. 8 do 81 %. Corn
higher. Rye unchanged. Barley stead ".
Hogs frmer; bacon ~ ~. Cattle steady,
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California clover, or ALFALFA
seed, at Hsggarta-mch30-lm
-Haggart has fresh Bots dare, or
Usage Orange seed.-meh50.lm
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Dividend,

UFFTVE Ob UAIIINH 1tEAII TbTATE AVID
BUILDING ASSOCIATIONS,
Dallas, Texas, April 10, 1877. }
A dividend OF one per cent. on Ger.
tificates of stock in the Dallas Real
Estate and Building Association for
the month of April, will be paid on
presentation of certificates at the Office
of the secretary.
by order of the stockholders.
y. j. ADAMS, president,
Il. =. BARRY, secretary and treasurer.
aprl5.3t
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JUDICIAL.
Diafriet Court.


For the entire week the case Of
Cushing Vs. Steagall has occupied
this tribunal. Talented counsel was
employed on both sides, and the case
was fought to the end with ability on
both sides. The arguments occupied
two whole days. At IL o'clock, yes
terday the case was given to the jury
by Judge Burford, and they retired TO
consider their verdict. They were out
some hours, and on their return pre-
sented the following verdict in favor
OF plaintiff: "Cushing against A. II.
and +. A. SteaRall for s2,s25, and In
favor of the defendants, A. III. Stea-
gall, f. A. Steagall and II. A. McMur-
try for 1896; clear damage for
wrongfully suing out the attachment
County Court.
Probate business occupied the atten.
tlon Of his honor, Judge West, yester-
day. The civil court has been adj
journed until the third Monday in May.
Criminal court will be opened the first
Monday in May. lil
Justice peak.
His honor married a couple yester-
day. James r. Gray to Mary L.
Smith.
John Barber and VIM. Robert were
arraIgned for pretending 10 be deputy
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BE ii known that all business be-
tween Snead, Brumley & Nelson has
been amicably settled.
lSlgned,l 3. W. sNEAp,
@. 8. BRUMLEY,
II. @. NELSON.
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Another large assortment Of spring
aud summer hats have just been TO-
eelyed nj the millinery department
over the Dollar Store. aprll,tt
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Buffalo AIeadquarferi

A car load of fresh dried butfal
meat just arrived at Haggarts.
mch80-l
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-nililnsry store Hnd press haking'
MIA, Lillell n Thaoher desires 10
call attention of the ladies ~ Dallas
ami Vicinity 10 their new stock OF MIL
llnery goods, NJ sOl Main street Also
dFess.uahIug,
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Rye, oats and corn at Haggart's.
mch30-1m
English dairy cheese at Haggarps.
mch30-1m
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Mr., lonH W. YEALK n our authorized agent
al PaioPlnlo,
Nh, MocuNE j, HOLIDAY IN duly author
izad agent aud 0Orras pundenl OF the Daily
yortising fob work and subaoIi ptiOns
VIII DO duly ratified by this office.
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Choice cured buffalo hams at
Haggart's.-mch3O-1m
Creamery butter at Hsggart's.
Just received. -mch30-lm
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NOTICE.

No one IN authorized 10 purchase any nTll'
clio whatever GU tho account Of tbs He
AID without an order aligned by me,
HOf ..... j, l., BARLOW,
The National tribune., 1877-10-01
TwAIN's TALES.
Rambling Notes Of an Idle Excursion BY wsssr.

How ouileless and Simple Minded Yankee IL As
Brother in Graveyard Trsnsaeiion.
The National tribune., 1877-10-01

The skipper ssThs chronoete
Of God
The New York herald., 1877-01-16

works wnicn were painted 10 order, and, like most
works OF that class somewhat inferior. Some OF
son OF Humility" and ''Martha ana Mary are very
poor 1t Is relief 10 turn from them 70 works like
Wilkes original sketch o. part o. his celebrated pc
picked up and bought matter Of pleasure. Con-
stable Is represented by very good spesi
men OF his style. II is called 'CottaRe on
4 River" and was originally exhibited under the
name OF ''The Valley Farm" There Is a strong
ample Of Peter Nasmyth, In which there is delightful
silver cloud effect painted with vigor and poetry
that We do not often combined. Turner repre-
sented by three canvases, IAN English War Ship
Stranded or tho French Coast, !" 'Fngals Cave" and
'srhe Old Tcmerane," but not OF these likely
convert the New York public TO Ruskin's exalted
opinion OF Turner's genius.
Among tho American painters represented are Cop.
Rembrant Peae, who several likenesses OF General
Washington. which differ widely from Stuart's por-
traits. and certainly less attering 10 the Father OF
his Country than are stuarts
TIM SCULPTURE.
The selection Of the fifteen pieces of sculpture which
form the collection, was not made with as sound
Gibson is represented by Sleeping Shepherd Boy"
which shows the care and finish that we look for
In this artists work. but little more There
with q less perfect execution. IN Hiram Powers
"La Penserosa,' in which the expression
OF the face is remarkably fine crawfords ..childrsn
mediocre works. bu: busts by Sir John Steell
Of SIR Walter ScOtt and the other Of DR.. Thomas
Chalmers, command attention by their admirable
modelling and effective EXPRESSION. The library
proper Will not DO opened Tor somc time In
consequence OF the deiay attending the ar
ranxement and cataloguing OF the books. u
would add to the convenience OF the public and
the popularity OF the institution II the present system
OF admission modified as to admit OF the Issuing
the library will DO open MONDAYS and Thursdays
between tho hours OF eleven A. II. and four r. H. All
desiring 10 visit II obtain tickets OF admission
through application to the superintendent by postal
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CLEARED.

Steamer Idaho Bp Freeman. Liverpool via Qussnstown
WILLIAMS Guion.
Steamer Olymps (Br,. Young Gasgow-Hsnderson Bros.
Steamer Ainambra (Br) Wilson. st Johns. Ma Out
erbrdge.
steamer Regulator. Doane. Wilmington and Morehssd
City NC-Wm + Clyde Co.
steamer Gulf Stream. Tribon, Wilmington. NC-wm r
Clyde a Co.
Steamer Defiance. Shropshire. Norfolk-Jas II and.
Ship wedenheim (Swe StAfverein. AMER tor orders
Benham 4 Boyesen.
Bark Northern Star tBr). wortley. singapore-Arkei
Tufts n Go.
Bark Po dtaD, schafnno. Queenstown Falmouth for
orders -Slocovich 4 Co.
Bark Home tBr), Morgan, Bremen-L Logan Preston.
Bark Emmanuel (Nor), Samuelsen. Rotterdam-Funch,
Edge Co.
iar. Francesca Gsrguio dta), Lauro. Lsbon-Funch,
Edge Co.
BARK Milo (Br), Robbins. Genos-Jns W Elwel l. Co.
Bark Mary G Hale. Higgins. Havana-Jas Ward Co.
Brig OlafKyrrs tNor, Jensen. Antwerp-C Tobias Co.
Brig Ella Br,, LEIGH, ko Grsnde do Sui (BraxilJ-Oe
richs X Go.
Brig Sea Bird Br,. LItson. Porto cabeiio-Peniston
Co.
Brig Oliver (Br), Weeks Jereme (Haytp R Murray. Jr
Schr Walter Young. Stubs. Port au Platte-IhebaId
Bros.
schr F seabury. Prince. St Johns, PR Smith 4
Co.
schr NJ Leonard, Crowley. Cienfuegos-D Dearborn.
Schr Robert Foster, Robinson. Boston-Chas living.
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FOREIGN PORTS.

AYR cosland. Jan 2-saled. schr Norman. Smith. Dem
xs.s NOV aaMr...sa ship rs%g:r Haskell from
om Manila for Ssw snip
ANTIGUA, Jan 2-Arrved. schr Pinta. Tanner Philads
BRIG New
York. Soh H. ship a o.ssiSs Avery rS,ssrpsans % ,,
ship PTs.d, Dixon. sosrsSsys: Alice Dscr,
l a Ps1 .ss
A Gs s uns s rms N~ ssffn o css% %
'''
yd " :ss c er
Armstrong New York and sailed 10Th for Trinids sehr
;s;S srS: c,::; o%s;: y:,. sS
o''"''
Rs'. 's h:'s @ s' sa
samsSl Tho. Trr from
New York arrived I'D do' Harry Aubrey Briggs from
Nfx Sxas"DA % Jsn s-arpiv.a bark Eliza Ba ts. v..s,
Sss SSrf as rs sts Sisss s @ ss
on the port ilth bark Hakon Jarl iNo. MAasasld from
81 's ses si S:s. Boston n.
~ Ss,t Ssss.
sssHS ss xsSs:.: 'sS $syI. sas ysi$ssS
~,s .ssT'a sis for w.s ws :asy @
E: sa r.: Ss::ts .:s 81;
,'Rs
sssa G; IaSS' Ss f.. ao S' %ss
s:a"s Re" ss bSas fS for New York;
9th, wig chance @ Of Wind .s,.. NIT, ,.., CO..
Rs S'! s@s .:s :vas a ss
psss s%a
81
ley. .:s s I'sSS' re @ '1 D'1'
wl:s.::ss k:d.sn .H: stephens .s.ssss :sSs: J%Ss:
;ss y: sS Ss: S:asS
ham: B:T,sn, Boston; Rsxj.y. Rsvsy. Portland
ssx Ys.s .ss' John s'.s s%S rs::aa ''n' A,s'a'
YORK; "ixS'01'0' Jan 'A''''a 'sn'' "'1'' DAVIS Now
Dun!,s, New Yors Iand sailed 3ist on rsiurn,;
& as'fsa s ...a 's nss,Ss
%., $:s %:s ,a
dos. a.,ysd 18th ship Ars;, . Sargent tSr Nsw ySn
arrived iSsS snow !s,; f"s!sa; from Ssi;!%srs,
arrivsdiati ,.eh,s Keeling Bsnnsss rom ss.
s51s:a s w%inse"
Eaton ',ear.on. from New York, arrived soth; AnS'
lonisa Bls: Strong from Boston arrived 18Th; Edward
Cushing. Bckmore from Boston. arrived 10Th; Peerless
| Arcy, from Norfolk, arrived l4h. for Bs,timore.
HAVANA, Jan 6-Arrived. brig Chas A Sparks. Bradley
south. Dsrickson. Cardiff Peter Schultz lhompson New
siled 9th for hampton and Bremcn brig Josie PEI
tcgrsw. Cardiff; scbr WIN Wilson, PACKARD Portland; 9th
steamer CITY of Merida. Reynolds Vera Cruz. &c 10th
brig Bsmark ODD Vance sydney. via MatanEas schr wn
Demng. Hodpins. Pensacoia.
Sailed 7t brig Gillespie (B, Crano. Prorreso; Sch
bark Maria de lSp). Aguirre. Charleston: brig Joh
mssivAx sni5-Arrvied. steamer Peruvian Qsr, Smith
Portland for Liverpool txud proceeded NJ 30PM.
ILoiLo Nov 19-In port, ship JAS Akin tBr). Sim. 70
| New York.
MANILA Nov lsIn port ship Star Of the West Gardner
for New York: Hengst (Br) Brown. for dot bwrks Chs
snRe (Bf sharpe tor do John Bunyan, 0ravss Tor do
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McAssAR Nov Ain port bark De rwss zusssrs DusehS
Sailed &c, IS bark singapore tDusch,. Badoax. New
& MsS srs Essno & nara %
and Massts 10TH bars Dirgo, staples seeking; Dec
MxYacuEz. Dec as--In mort. schr Emma Green. Phil
M~r.ssss Jan Arrived. bark , II Chadwick Brooks.
c.ss saad s s sssr. york
Wn Irs So S Mary yn''s r1i"a.d '''"A '''
ton Nc ati Isrks i chadwist. BROOKS oArdsnss; To
rs;a .,p, cardona IA Mobile mar. n.,. Cha. n,..s Ham,
p Pmosnxso Jan TN por, bark tlvna JoAnston Tor New
Dec ss, brig S.ss Sss'; ssamsss ;.,
Golden fleece Armstrong New York nnd sailed 9TH
I'D. s nS bark coiuinbia Dckerson, New York.
Arrived p,ior Jan II, schr Fanny Flint Warren. Phils
sailed Dec T. scnr Abraham Richardson Pray Mar
Ia por, Dec ae brig Erncstine. MeAevy from Troon.
Arrived lam. schr Annie conans. Haord from London
Pcsra.fIras Dec is-In port. brig Acadia tBp, Gan
rom p" 'r% Pnsns SsSpI Is Nary DANA UNe from
Sc disg seh chas Sawyer Mallin from New iorH'
vi port Dec 3 the Massalia for Bail River, ..
Tooker for Nes York. J Conia Chisholm. for Boston;
briy Annie Gardner; iiavener. @ sr rsrnsmbaco. s
sIxcAronK. Noy 20 Sailed oars star Of M the south S
s%a Ssrt Boston" Dec Brothers '''a'' 'a' s's.' Ne"
Dec vsss , @ s.i Sw for Sss
ath Tor yorK kvik (Nor, Lorangc. from Manila for
scunAsxYA, Xov,ai-saed. bark Cape FnIsserrs tBr,.
Sailed Nov bark Chapman sBr Rourke. Batavia
sAxAsAxG. Nov 2s-saied. schr Geo Jordan, Duncan,
Arrived at Do xov 20 bark Webster Prince: B..sy.
New YORK; 18th schrs Ida May New York (snd
sailed sah ior New York;; l7h. Gerss Morrow. Oovn'
Sailed Dec ast the Dolphin. for Hampton Roads
ST Jonx PR. NOV 24Arrivsd schr RoyAlist {Br, Bos.
schr sandolphn; Torhert; Philadelphia iath schr Kon
II TMo~.s Dec i7"Hrrived ship Nellie (Br) Reed Nov
York sailed Jun ior trinidad. Cuoa, Julia Has
ke Haskell. Palermo for Boston tana proceededl lsth
hawk tr) Murphy Liverpool tand saiied 18th for lia
schr Sarah Porter WALL barbados snd sailed :sth
sailed 18th ior CardenasI 2ist brgs Julia Lngloy a,
Drogheda Tor New York IN Distress 24h bonito
Murphy rSes nd s.sS s oc ans
and sailed 10th for United states 2Gth :chrs Paige
cosen % % Dc e 2t amsrf sri: x.s
Higgins Antigua taud sailed 2sth for Turks island 2sth
wapti !Br, Lcnghurs St Martins tand sailed 18Th for
Demsrarx Prince Edward Island dlsmased; sotn bark
sIs 'Sa@ Carter, sa'S sss
Snow obi Pxrck Turks Island TO load for
Boston; 9TH schr VI N Rivers. Rivers, Barbados.
Smith 1sS M s sTfi sm Mf ~ bo%s
Omer ,Br Perkins, Turks Island 18th barks Uno tNorl
Lorenxen United states Americs Nor Nielsen sSyan; M
Nelson. do; Modepsd tswed). ohlsen. Wilmington. NC;
SAGuA Jan Arrived bark Georgetts Small, 81 Tho.
mas 5th bris Jewett. Reed Marseilles: 9Th Sagua.
New YORK; schr Lizxis Dewey. Davis Boston.
ST JoHx. NIB. Jan 12CIeared. bark st Patrick tBr Ro'
TuaKs ISLAND Jan LIN port South Shore, White
more. for Boston In a tow days.
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JANUARY 10, 1877.
PORT OF NEW YORK. JAN. Is, 1877.
ARRIVALS.

EXPORTED ny THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wHITEsToXE TELEGRAPH LINE
Steamer The Queen (Br). Bragg, Liverpool Jan 3 and
Queenstown 4th. with mdse and passengers To + WI
steamer Anglia tsr, Mckay London Dec TO- via Hall.
fax Jan H. with mdsc and passengers TO Henderson Bros
Dee LsrSorn ~ Naples ssS. SsssIna, lin palermo
18th a .na s 18th .sma %n %ds s and p
grounded on The upper Middle will probably ges on =. high
steamer Si.y Of Merida, Reynolds, Vera Cruz Jan $.
toFAlexandrs Sons Jan IL oil Jupiter Inlet. passed
roa"d with 'p rsa S.""S ssntrs 4'' ""S
ms nS ss"'%s OK win
s!esmer Mseno',s Darse. savannah Jan IL with mdse
steamer Benesc,or Jones Wilmington. Nc. days. with
Ship Frsydis SNorJ iverscn Bremen Nov l5 in ballast
ship Dasmsr cyor,, Bos Hamburg via Rusosr. ios days
in o.as. % runeh Edys Co & Gene southern PASSAGE
H.rt xnus Fore"ss s'' sp Thcmp.sa Colombo is
days, With mdsc 80 Fowler. Cr.mpson Co Passed Cape
Gquss"r SSS% DSp oS 'eA' M ''' crossed 'A'
VIZ s:s ri. sas: Jan
stove bulwarks anu washed decks
psis"ars 'iS rsatSa'er Sss.. John ssassT
VI: srs E" 'Hs % ~a fssSy .Hd IN
last ssa%me - Bro" 'd ~ hes wsnhs in ns Grs ~
bark Hawthorn soi st John: NB,: whitney Ssyry viz
Delaware Breakwxtcr ~ Gays. IN ballast to Blakslee
days with Iogwood Wilson K Asmus vessel to Miller x
ioughton Was days Of liasteras, with light NE and
NV winds. :. 49,, :. A..
Schr Five Sisters Wallace. Inagua II days with salt to
a. 81 Hss.i % ION s?s: Ssss 81 gale
then vccring NV with heavy squa lasting 10 hours
vessel iaboring heavily und shipping large quantities OF
water washing decks and smashing galley spt sails &c
the main rigging the deck and badly Injured; ~
lat 34 Ion 49, spoke ship Davis from New orleans 'o'
sehr Harry Parker Lewis Nassau via Delaware Break,
water 10 days with oswood to Brown; vessel 70 van
Brunt Bros 49,, ,,, q. L..
schr Florence & Lillian, Smith. Jacksonville 10 days.
sehr ii wiilisms. Wilson. Jacksonville ~ days with
lumber TO Warren Ray. 90 :, -, ii.
schr Il Glover ingerso. Georgetown sc. 9days with
naval stores Doiner, Potter Co; vessel TO 4 nun
burt 4 Co.
sclr VIM Van Name, Grover. Norfolk.
schr Ficetwing Wilson. Norfolk.
Schr Chingarora. JACKSON Virginia. -
Schr Twilight Robinson, Georgetown. DC.
Rsschr Harry White which arrived l4h, was from An
guiIs. not Point-a.Pitrs. ~ reported
The New York herald., 1877-01-16
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE
BOUND SOUTH.

Steamer Frsnconia. Bragg. Portland for New York
Schr AImeda. smith. Calais for New York.
Schr > Gilmore. Rch Calais for New York.
S<hr Lark. uuptii Calais tor New York.
schr Minnie ayIor. Taylor. Portland for New York
schr Samuel Castner Robinson Boston for New York.
Schr Belle ioston for Philadelphia.
schr Forest City. Young Providence for New York
Schr Mary A. Holt. Providence for New York.
Schr Ida Palmer Palmer. STANDARD tor New f0rx.
Scnr samuel 4 Goodwin. Williams stamford New YORK
Schr Sallie Burton. Burev stamford tor New YORK.
Schr o q Acken. Toms Stamford for New YORK.
BOUND EAST.
Steamer City Of New Bedford. Fish, New York for New
Steamer Thetis. Young, New York for Providence
schr Nellie Chase. Upton. New York for Boston.
Schr l. A Toiles, Wells New York for Greenwich.
The New York herald., 1877-01-16
TAXATION OF BANKS.

Ae Committee on Bank Taxation OF the Chamber OF
Co0meSee met yesterday. discussion relative 70 tne
6n o9sroduccd into Congress by Representative w'Is
g viii - tEst the Assembly by M Cowdin, was
had and the chairman empowered 10 correspond
With the trainers Of the BILL The petition 10 favor Of
reduction OF the 10 being extensively signed ana
within Tow DAYS VIII DO forwsrdeo 70 sns ssss sns
oationol capiSala
The New York herald., 1877-01-16
SAILED.

Steamer Aibemarle, for Lewss Del.
Sailed l4h. Coperncus Br) for Liverpo0 ships
Stanordshire tBr) dos Samuel Watts San Francisco bsks
Caroline Susanue Uier). Cork Fanouth Tidal Wave
(Br) Portland brig Coson. Perth Amboy; schr Mar.
cia Reynolds Laguayra and Porto Cabello
Wind at sunset NE.
barometer at sunset 20 81.
Thermometer sunset 81.
The New York herald., 1877-01-16
OBITUARY.
WILLIAM Z. WARREN.

William E. Warren. well and most favorably known
public accountant and expert in investigating
entangIed and complicated edgers died in New York
on Saturday. tho 18th lust. He carried from lio
by disease Of the heart Mr.. Warren was born at
bethany. Conn, in 1877 Ho came to New York in
early lie, and soon won confidence and business
reputation AZ an investigator Of entangod accounts.
The New York herald., 1877-01-16
ETHER sHEpLEY.

telegram from Portland, Me-, announces the death
Of ex.Chief Justice shepey, aged eighty years
Ether Shepey was United States Senator IRON 1888
1890 He tho father Of General Sheplcy Military
Governor OF Louisiana during the war.
The New York herald., 1877-01-16
WILLIAM H. BARTON.

william H. Barton died IN his native city, Trenton
N J., yesterday morning. At nine o'clock in the thirty
seventh year Of his age. He hsd been suffering Tor
the past six months from painful dircase He was
educated tho State Normal School at Trenton, and IN
1851 became q teacher In tho Freehold Institute
The New York herald., 1877-01-16
SPOKEN.
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

Bark Richard (Nor. Danielsen. from London for New
York. Dec 20. lat ~. Ion l3 p.
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WHALEMEN.

Arrived at Barbados Dec 10. brig Moore. soper.
cruising lard sailed 25thl
Al do Dec 20. bark Hsdey Cssvsand NIB arrived 18th
The New York herald., 1877-01-16
KENT JARVIS,

Kent JARVIS, q prominent and widely known citizen
OF Columbus, Ohio, died At his home In Massillon
Ohio, yesterday morning very suddenly Of paralysis
Of tho heart.
The New York herald., 1877-01-16
Sr. THOMAS

" oT' tHUNAss S"tl y 1oFts
No particulav advices from this Republic President
Boisrond Canal continues his efforts tor the good Of
the country, and everything isquet.
The New York herald., 1877-01-16

wAsHrHcrox. Jan 5-Ths Lighthouse Board has re-
eevsd inform alton the lighthouse oopss straits
shore OF the Chesapeake Bay Maryland has been
destroyed BY ice
The New York herald., 1877-01-16
v. Z. BEAMER
HAYTI.

Mr. " E. Beamer. well known theatrical manager,
dea OF consumption at Jacksonville, Fla, yesterday
The New York herald., 1877-01-16
LIGHTHOUSE DESTROYED

the suuksn coal barge between 18th dock Spell Rect
buoy. GEO COOPER Com CSN,
Lighthouse Inspector, Third district.
The New York herald., 1877-01-16
NOTICE TO MARINERS.

ToxPxIxsviLLx. ST, Jan Is. 1877.
An obstruction buoy has been placed the west side Of
The New York herald., 1877-01-16
NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.

DATES OF DEPARTURE PROM rHn MONTHS
JANUARY AND FEBRUARY.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

nIv0RCEs QuIETLY-ANy STATE; PAY WHEN
Odivorced; advice free. AMERICAN LAW A0RNCY, u
Assor House.
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ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK--THIs DAY

HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSER-
VATIONS.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1877-08-23

Col. W. w. Gates will revive the
West Tennessee Wing OH the 31st of
This month, and calls on his old
friends to lend it helping hand in
the shape of subscriptions. Price 50
year; three copies at SI.50 each.
In closing his address to the public
he says:
| shall soon return TO Jackson, Ten
nessee, my native heath, and revive
the West Tennessee Wing. do not
know that the Wing party Will ever
lie revived under that pulpc. Be
that as it may, l announce my readi
ness to battle for the principles that
animated it, and viii ever be found
on the side of cOn.e yatism and against
all radicalism.
1t is proper that should state that
in the event there should be but two
tickets in this State during the next
canvass, Democrat" and Grant
Republican" I shall take choice of
the two evils, and support the former;
but | DO not believe such an alterna-
tive will be presented. Reform is
borne upon every breeze. The peo-
pie are thinking, and have already
begun TO move; soon every mountain
will send forth It's torrent; every val
ley its rill, and lol the avalanche of
the People viii come-come determ>
ined tocheck the evils under which we
labor and bring us back 10 the grass,
grown paths where our venerated
Wing forefthers left the imprint OF
their footsteps.