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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-02-07
REV, DR., BIrrING's LECTURE.-'rhere vas

nieht by cooler northwest winds.
Rev, DIR. BITrING's LECTURE.-Ihere vas
good audience at the Baptist Church, ou
WASHINGTON street, last night jnst such az
audience as we would imagine lecturer would
annreciate; refined aud ntelIigent,-to hear
the Rev. Dr. G. G. Biting formerly Of this
citv but now of Baltimore, lecture 90 Egypt
and Palestine. DR.. Biting said he had not
p1enared any regular le,tuTe, aud ne intended
to talk 10 his friends about Thugs he mad
seen during his late Wait to the countries
named lust as they came up in bis mind. Inc
lecturer, in very Interesting manner, de-
scribed the manners and customs or the Orlen
tails, and while speaking Of their dress, two
"Orieptas, male and female, 10 tulI costume,
walked in, and after the exchange OF saiuta'
tons, the male proceeded to unroll his oed'
and took his seat in the Oriental STYLE 10
Eevpt, the lecturer said, there were great
many objects Of interest TO the traveller, the
oriucioa! ones being Ptmpey's Pillar and
Elcopatra's Ncanlc, whieh were so Damed'
hn thought becaus: nritber Pompey or Cle'
on.tra ever saw either tf them, and the
Pyramids aud the Sphinz. The inhabitautss
the Doctor said, we're filthy and degraded
sct, taxed t. death without deriving any bene.
lit irorl the soyerumcnt. lie Lad hcaru Roou
deal Of talk about Oricuial beauty, but he hau
never seen any of it, aud SAID that II the ''sl-
tors at the Centennial supposed they were
i look upon sTc Crcassian beauties they were
sadly disap pointed, for the Two women repre-,
scnted to he Crcassau women, were OF the
lowest character, and imported from france
for that purpose. Ia speaking OF the Holy
Land, he said the traveller could not travel an
hour hour vihou; being compelled to acknowledge
the truth Of Scripture, being continually re-
minded of New Testament narratives. Inc Gon'
ditou of women in these countries DR.. Blt,
ting said, was degrading, and he paid ocau'l!ul
tribute to woman, and said it was only the
Gospel of Jesus Chtist that elevated woman
to her true position. The lecture was most
interesting one, aud elected the closest attcn-
ton Of all present ;hror shout ita delivery
which occupied about two hours. Dr; bitline
Ionks very we'll, and we don't thiok he looks
one Bit oldc. than when be left this city, about
ten years ago.
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ARRIVED
Str Lady Of the Lake, Norfolk, 10 + a Reed.
Str w Thompson, Currouan to F a Reed
CLEARED.
Schr Murray Vandivar, Richmond by 6 I
Worthington.
ASHORE.
Tho schr w II Van Brunt, from Georgetown,
which passed down yesterday morning, went
ashore near the mouth of Swami creek, just this
side Of Fort Washington. She vessel iles we'll
up on tho flats on tho Virglnia side OF the chad
NIL Tho Van Brunt was ono OF the vessels car
red ashore at Georgetown during the breaking
up Of tho ice in that harbor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-02-07

MARINE INTELL lG &c ~ Q H
Sun rises........, 6 So Moon rises.......... 3
| Suu cots s n High wnter. 0 0D
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-02-07

BEULAH CHURCH.-Rev. &. Robinson, col
orcd, and those who adhered tG him 10 the re.
cent troubles in BcuIah Baptist, Church have,
it is understood, organized a new congregation,
and meet regularly, each Sunday, in the Seaton
School Building on south Pitt street. The
ether party in the congregation still hold servl-
ces in the church building on Washington
CIR
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-05-31
vlsE MEXICAN BORDER.
The interview Between gen. ora ana the
cabinet.
tChicago Zines |

tGhioago Zines
WASHINGTON. May 27.-Gen. Ord arrived
here this morning for the purpose of having
thoiities upon the subject Of the Mexican Dor
der troubles He had q long talk with Gen.
Sherman this afternoon, the two going out
riding together. He will have u special con-
Hultation with Secretary MeCrary Tomorrow.
He will return to his post within day or
two, Special instructions are to DO Forwarded
10 him after reply has been received from
tho Mexican government TO letter addressed
to II by Secretary Evatts on tho subject. This
letter Of Mr.. Evarts was Of q short, perenIi-
tory character.
II Ia the policy arid intention of the Admin
istraton to pursue a most vigorous course In
putting All end to these border raids. Before
Gen. Ord liz given any further instructions
every peaceful resource will be exhausted In
the way Of getting the Mexican government
tD repress the lawlessness upon It's side. IT
this Il not possible and THO outrages continue.
Gen Ord will be authorized to cross the border,
add to pursue tho mafauderH wherever they
may go, in order to capture them. Such an
act committed upon tho territory of strong
power could only be construed as an act OF
war. and of course will only be resorted to ~
a ast remedy. II Mexico rs not strong
enough 10 put down these border troubles her,
SELF she will be hardly able to resent armed
interference of the United States to the same
end.
Con Ord and Gen. Sherman had long talk
with President Hayes this evening upon the
subject Of the Mexican border troubles. It Is
feared by the President that tho mere giving
permission to Gen. Ord to cross the Rio
Grande In pursuit Of tho marauders may cost
more than the plan is worth. The people who
are advocating the scheme take advantage Of
the present situation to press other plans on
the President. II hns boon suggested 10 him
that cur government should acquire tho
Northern provinces Of Mexico by seizure or
otherwise. This would leave tho mountain
IN nor, n IA n bDtinunry Ipt.yyaan Mexico and orr
possessions. Then by placing few troops at
the passes, absolute safety would bn secured
more perfectly than ten regiments could give
to the present border.
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col. MosRY.
His Appearance at Washington.

Col. Mosby. ex guerrilla. is described
by correspondent OF the Cincinnati
Gazette as man OF medium height and
thickness, with light gray. nervous eyes,
and hair Of a subdued mouse color, just
beginning to shade down into gray.
probable enraged rat color. He appears
ever to be looking for somebody, and ii
your eye meets his you at once fancy
you are the man he Is looking for, or
that he means to watch you. / should,
perhaps. call it an inquiring look; but,
whatever it is, don't exactly like II, II
the war has been over twelve years.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-05-31

BOARD OF LIQUIDATION.

BOARD OF LIQUIDATION.
NEW ORLEANS. - 1877.
hereby give notice that the following appli-
cations have been fled In this Office for the fund
Ing Of The following enumerated bonds and
coupons. ALLEN JUMEL.
Auditor and OK of1loio Secretary Of tho Board.
A. LuRtA CASHIER
bonds and coupons issued for Free
School Fund, under sec ion Of
act 1sa Of 1857 Observation-Disclosures $4,000 90
Bonds and coupe g issued under act
III OF 1862 Psnitentary I per cont
bonds. Observation-Disclosures. tt1G CT
2. o. FA5ENDE
Three bonds and coupons issued
under act II Of 1906 ................ 5000 90
nypaRl
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ST.. LOUIS TRADE.
81. ! ouis Companies Propose to Open {
Direct Grain Trade with Europe.
[ Nemphie Avalanche.

lg"Fhs
ST.. LOUIS MAY ga project Is on
foot here to open II direct grain trade
with Liverpool. The plan is for the
railroads centering here. the elevator
companies, Mississippi Valley Barge
Company and ocean steamers to pool
the risks by combination. and send car
goes Of grain, especially corn, from
New Orleans through the jetties to Liv-
erpool and other European ports. This
plan will divide the risks OF shipments
among the parties most Interested In
building such trade. It meets with
their hearty approval, and the prospects
are 1t will soon be carried into effect.
An ocean steamship company has al
ready named several large grain carry
ing steamers which can be put on berth
as fast as cargoes are ready for them,
and 1t looks as though 1t will not be
long before the st. Louis, New Orleans
and Liverpool line will be In full opera
ton
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
BOARD OF LIQUIDATION.

BOARD OF LIQUIDATION.
NEW ORLEANS. May "a. 1877.
hereby give notice that The following arpli-
cation has been fled In til Office for the iund-
Ing OF the following enumerated Bonds and
Coupons. ALLEN JUMFL.
Auditor and ex-oIleio Secretary Of the Board
HBtwEaE sUHAFFEH.
Bonds end Coupons Issued under Act
277 OF s4s4.s................... sG2f G5
tnpp5 ut
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STATE or LOUISIANA.


BOARD OF LIQUIDATION.
New Orleans. May 40. 1877.
hereby give notice that tho following appii
cations have bpeD filed in this Office for the fund
ing Of the following enumerated bonds. war
rants and coupons. -. .
ALLEN JUMEL,
Auditor and OK ofIicie Secretary Of the Board.
NJ FRANK. PRECEDENT.
Bonds and coupons Issued for floating
debt under net Mt. 90 of 1870. $4,000 90
MRS. M. GILL
WarrantsA issued by Board of Leves
Commissioners In 1868. ~ per or
der Of Superior District Court. No.
n NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 42s DC
TOWNSEND LYMAN.
Bonds and coupons issued under aots
Nos. gb Of 1865 IL Of 1865 and 2si Of
1853. Observation-Disclosures. 217ao 90
my2J St
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The Singer 10 the only sewing machire nm
srrupulous men have ever ct EN- ted to initiate.
What better proof il wanted Of ito auperioriiy
Qfice. 81 Canal street.
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tBY AtJrHoRfTY.l
A,stsuiss ttueuts aAy fJte s4nyrrMur.

Il, u. DeBoufgtssi5, Police Juror for The parish
III livingston, vice i. r. Landry, resigned.
L. q. T. aewefs, notary public for the par
sh Of Livingston.
The Governor hes also signed the death
warrant VI Louis HUlsseau, who vas tried
and convicted Of the crime Of murder on the
body Of Cyrus. Brlgnas, at, Opelousas; N the
hung. The execution will take place at Ope-
lousas, on the 9Th day Of June, 1877.
BY notice published elsewhere IT will be sect,
that the New Orleans and Mobile Railroad
will resume on the 2d Of June nexh their
coast accommodation train, which VIII, from
that date, start every day at ? 70 =, r.. from
excepted Let ell habitues Uf the lake cuast
rejoice and net accordingly
There is no excuse for buying cheap or old
machine at s25 when "a gets one OF The latest
improved Fingers, with all attachments. Office,
III Canal street.
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TAX NOTICES.
SPECIAL NOTICE..
srECaAL NOTICE.

OFFICE STATH TAX COLLECTOR,
Fifth District, algists. !
April 10. 1877.
All persons within the limits Of the Fifih Dis
trict owing icsBse md capital tax Hfs hereby
notified that the office for The collection Of said
taxes Ia now open Of the eorns OF ssguin and
Patterson streets. Algists, .
NJ. J. BhHHETT,
ap1g " Eiats Hx Collector.
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Buy only the Singer, they were the first to re-
duce the prices. Office 81 Canal street.
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FOR SALE.


TNOH EALB-THE DELIGHTFUL REL
J. denee and extensive grounds Of Judge M.
A. Dyoiev, Mt the eornsf. Of Washington and
about 1870 fest from ST. Charles street are for
sale The grounds consist Of nine lots. eoyered
with about 1900 pranEs trees, ls9m5 sixty bear
ipeJ fig and other ehpies fruit trees. The i'm
prtvsmsnts Hrs nearly nsw@a raised cottage
with marble mantels. hall, and all convenient
gutbnildinss for pon'try. ete.. etc. Inquire ut 20
81 Charles street or IN the promises, or cd
dress PoStoffles Boz 743D. apt7f
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FOR RENT.

II, III RENT-A FURNISHED FRONT ROOM,
IL No. II franklin street, two steps from Canal
street with b1ara $40 n month without board,
~ suitihe fpr ths or two gentlemen iny2B
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-05-31
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Cow peas-Gew Peas.
rHOtCE CAROLINA CLAY PEAS.
CLAY MIXED and other varieties.
500 rows C0Tr0s SEED MEAL.
For sale by A. A. GREENWOOD h co,
nysi lin Al Magazine streat.
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HOT FOR THE cool BNEEZES
on THE GULFi
THROUGH THE JErTtEs 10 THE SEAL
The swift low pressure sea-going steamer
MAHTHA-w. =, BAsai5rT Master.
viii leavs ~ mn Excursion Trip to the Gull.
going through the Jptiies. ma return via r. w.
Pass giving sea ride Of ~ niles
I'm Monday, June 4, at Z y. ~.
Returning nest day thus giving Al opportunity
Of seeing all the Works md Coast In daylight.
Fare for the Trip, FIVE DOLLARS
Tick Ia for sale on bpatd and at
JOHN Nom ms, sra Magazine street,
sTEvE s HOUSE, 40 Maeasinr,
my5t 81 Next St james Hotel
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I RAND COMPLIMENTARY
SACRED CONCERT.
TENDgBED NH. O. COLIIGNoN.

IG9DBHhD mh. ". toLIdtNCN4
BY the ladies' : I the Choir Of the Church oil the
Immaculate CONGESTION with the nssist.
anee OF Lending htnataurs and
Artists 81 this city.
JESUITs' CHURCH,
Friday Evening, June I, nj 0'ss0essy
COMMITTEE or ARRANGEMENTS
Mr. r. Layton, Mr.. Il. M. UIsrfen,
Mr. j. ". WifdsrmHnn, Mr.. Paul Mortimer.
Hon. A. Veorhies s,t, Al. Honheeeau
Hon Thos J. Semmes, Col. G. A.. Bfeaux.
Mr.. J. D.. Latltts, Hon. NJ. ~ White
Hon. 7. W. yollens. l,r. Ihgs. Layton.
Hon. ii. u. ogden. MIR. II. Lae0fubet
Mr.. A, BrousseAa. Mr.. A. Won Bader.
Col. O. r.. Girardey,
RECEPTION COMMITTEE.
A. q. Nieolopulo Chairman.
Mr., A. Flasssn. Mr., Henry Den6nrn
Mr.. q. II. BsbB. Mr.. Geo. Viller6,
Mr.. Enits pBrten, Mr.. r. Wharton.
Mr.. ~. De Stephens, Mr.. I'D. Mccall,
Mr.. q. w, Miltenbergsr, Mr.. Walter Stauffsr,
Mr.. Emile Hermann,
Tieksts-ONB DOLLAR.
Doors open at O'Clock. Concert begins nt B.
O'clock.
Parties desirons Of obtaining seats ean. inter
buying four tickets. EeGut ~ pc " BY hprIy~
Ing ht tho Immaeuate Conception Church,
TO Brother IgDhtius, WIN will secure tho
safns. Tickets for sal3 at Mi music stores.
and ht N. A. tt ler's, 1t5 Canal street or hi
the Church. rnyN Ia
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

A saeneral Meeting Of the steeIshatders
Of the American District Telegraph COMPANY
81 New Orleans will be held at Its office NO. \
Commercial place in this city. on SATURDAY,
June 9, 1877, at 10 o'clock in for the purpose d
reducing The capital stock III said com pauy, ard
making such changes, notifications or altsra-
ohs under aet OF intoi pOtation as may be then
suggested.
By order Of The Beard Of Directors.
rny21 lot W, H. BOFlNaHH. President
FOR the Lake once Ut New Orleans
City Rallroad Company, No. i2t Canal street
New Orleans, May ~ tsH.-Tntl further notice
trains FOE the Lake will leave the city every hour
everv half hutir from II IN. to q Il. III. This
last train will leaye the Lake END Mt o'clock
.. IN. u. ...... .
my29 If G. O. LEWta Secretary.
Louisiana Gevse Company, 2a Farnnde-
Is hereby given, In ate6tdanes with article No.
= Of the CHARTER, hat meeting 81 the fb.k4
h. laers Of this Comp ny will be held ut this
Office ~, MONDAY, 18th Jupe 1871, between the
hours Ut Ia o'clock III. nnd O'CLOCK b. M, TO
vote tiDon the acceptance or teieGtiOn by The
company of the provisions Df Tho act 0f the
sion Of 1871. JOAN HENDERSON.
President Louisiana Levee Company.
mYlg lu-----------4- -4------------------------
succession N8fiee-All persons having
claims against the succession OF sBNEH H.
GAINES are notified to present the same to The
undersigned without delay.
t3y her husband, H. A. BURKE,
mys sod o 1853 Gravier street.
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MUNICIPAL ADVERTISEMENT.
sPECTAL NOTICE.
DEPARTMENT or FINANCE. D /,
City Hall.
New Orleans, May 10, 1877.

New Orleans, May 10, 1877.
sealed proposals will be received until
MONDAY, june 4, 1877. at IL O'Clock m, for
the sale 10 the city Of one hundred thousand
100000 dollars Of Bonds Of the city Of New
Orleans and Of the late cities Of Jefferson and
CarroIlton. and Premium Bonds.
All bids must state the class Of Bonds and
amount Of accrued interest thereon, and offers
must include both principal and interest," Pre-
MUM Bonds win be received only In full on
half series.
The Council reserves the right to reject any
or all bids. and answers will be- given the fol-
lowing day at 10 a, m. Bids must be directed to
the Commissioners Of the Cons ,lfdated Debt.
my29 Vi ]. G. DENIS, Admfnfakrat0r
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PROGRAMME or
CHsIBREN's MAY FESTIVAL,
FOR THE BENEFIT or COLISEUM PLACE
BAPTIST CHURCH.
Thursday, May ~, ytg0 D. IN.

PART FIRST.
/. Music by The Band.
o. Tabsau-U Drowning If May Queen.
d. Heeitatiun-mr shields.
4. Q1nie Song Mr.. j. u. Guthrie,
0. Tabeau-May Poe Dance.
PART SECOND.
|. Tableau- children Of the Past and Future.
q. Heeitation-Hi 4 A. T.
.. Hong@"iit y y own Jue'-Gs D. ftuftevant,
4 Iabl att Mid. Md, Noddit g." tny81
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HAND CONtERr All THE OPERA HOUSE.
Tuesday. June 3, 1877,
offered by
MISS COR1NNE BoULIaNY,
With The assistance u prominent artists and
amateurs Of New Orleans to the
LADY SERVANTS OF THE p0oHa
For the Benefit Of Tho Destitute Families under
their charge. under the auspices Of
Mrs. $. Blaneu, NJ d, simfns.
Mra. II. u. Ogden, Mrs M. GulbeftsUff,
Mrs. John u Lafitte, Mrs. 4. j. fn0nier.
Mrs. Hitehof Mrs. John UeheEfe.
Mrs. A. ionneval. Mrs. t5pnf0fd.
Mrs. A. u. Isateson. Mrs Gu d4yisila.
Mrs. Y. Uneatsl, Mrs. r. SemntHs,
Mrs. affon de Ladebat. NJ s. A. fIfht,
Mrs. VBrien, Mrs iif, Fo1well
Mrs H. Furstall Miss Gordon.
'.s'.''.''..... .s..4.a4s4s... Fifty Gents
Deserved seats ean be- seeu ed at tbs boz
Office OF the Opera House lpfn payment 0f
80 cents additional Sunday, Monday and Tues
day, June 8. and q. from 10 q. MI to . b. M
Prose- MUM, orobes ra and first tier boxes NJ hi
Third galsry.....u4...s4 ......4.n.4..s..4s rs
Doors open at Z Concert begins Mt o'clock.
The programme will be announced In due
time.
Tickets for sss Mt M. ELtEs ard prinsipnl
stores on Canal street. fuy3t III
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and Et.nrbBn streets.
HAVING BEEN APPOINTED by THE
II lion n. q. Bilines. Judge Of The United
States Circuit Court for the district Of Louis
Consolidated Association OF Planters OF Louis.
iana,. for the purpose If liuuidaing the affairs
Of said Association. We hereby give notlre to
PARTIES hplding bonds anuexps or other obli9a-
iions Of said Association IT, forward their claims
to our address, with o description II the same.
with legal proof attached in order that We may
forthwith comply with tho order If court aud
pla the same upon schedule Of liabilities to be
presented to tile court ~ . .,.....
BENZ \. FLANDERS.
Al LAIN EUsTta,
mrtT eth 4w lleretvera.
, 1877-03-03
CITY REAL EHTATEs

IIO,.. SALE 81, m CASH WILL. BuF ,4.sTnHr
i ami ba.rnlent heatF fFen store IN 1raae ns.
strcn yraE.. M.iIson east Of tltarhorI: building
ely. r. II, HOYi'. konn1 IL. tHMA'l.son u
IioIl HALE-,-A, COON ,FiiANE DOU9LE iIDVsE.
a1.1 on- rnate hotlhe lust .hoFlh Of T~entf .hrd.
ds;' Aopiy u iiESi!Y j.. Hill, III Dear1ora..t.
Lolt sALE-tas PIT lt,or. i.UT a31isN on VA.
1 has':aF;; cnrnrr Fifty -ntnth.N:s decided bar
Ea'n. T. ~ My u. s:''o,n II. lts Ythdison.st.
f,H!t aA!E.t:Ittap.A SEAELr.SEW FRAME
and 1t With h1rn 4n Erar ninth.
Ins edi0s1 y ea;h; ~ ~ Efndaf .tdsns
I,0nsAi.E--t>S w:hsnEStsrnS.sT..a i NEW sTOYE-
ffunt hou.t.; vii = ready e nceup! ntont the 18th
e Mah ~ A., ~ - Ads, trx, sl1aef y, :;m Et
t"n1t.. Ch!csRo H.. principal. lIy thr sane parry.
p,,t<ea FnItun st.. mar '+rirai FarH. ii fr rv
ii'n ot partis. fonkas for ho,rt ""' >"' -'''"
FN,K sALE-A CHOICE a.AclsE nLocE. srIrADr.n
sasntnhn terms. Also p r'icc t1ts for rsituret
1akc water, tarFe a.adc trees. f.drwats. ete.-tn
sss s::y ;s. o'pss%fRx s%Rxx5 eGd i ,t.y liz s.fe' '
Eon sAf.E--a HORSES ON pA1lE-Av,s inrsri
~ WH.h!nxt"n.'' !o ..ra o. Monr,,r ~ a'i ct
aid gct ill. II. q. siTIiEY, u Clnrk.at
Iiol. aALE.-PtjTiEs wtsnfSu Tn nrr E1rtiEf
hoa'es II vacant losa Il any nsrt q ihe ey. ksn
xe have s.yrfal iprcla bargains to ots This fnnnt
Pr rss 1e iSs,1 f sH si'n, e. Tui!*E,e nUa
lOVHs u md Y Iu Mn.hiaxl9n.At:-
, 1877-03-03

1lTrLH fiocK, Ark, Masch 2.-Tho Afsssfssip.
pt Valley Immigration Convention adjourned
last night. Seventeen States wero represented.
The following officers were elected for tho ensu-
tng year: Hon. A. II. Garland, Of Arkansas,
President; II. j. eh1rk, Of Iuliana, Charles Au-
s asss:M e. e KMfRSs H. u T. kS9ss o. ad lSus
Avery, uf Wisconsin,. were elected Vre-l'resL-
dents: 8. G. fool, III Tenueesec, Secretary; ].
81, Poincroy, 81 Arkansas, ": (, .Wu!thail, Of
secretartes. The Convention adopted . resolu-
tion to meet at st. Louis on The iirst Tuesday
Ia October next A resolution was
adopted urging nnon tho several, States
u Bureau 0f lInMlh.utlnn. j. N. bmIthcu, of
Arkansas. E. q. Steward, Of Missouri. ln1 N.
l.. 'reutisa, OF kallsas, vert spposilttd Coul-
m1ttte ~ prepare III address urging upon the
portuues Of being represented In tho st. Louis
Convention In October,
, 1877-03-03

l,n wfal1cd 10 sec WIS out, Int expected shortly
to return homc, he determined to take s&rd'l
nMlut ilH. town, ~ which, lsc w:tH stranger. In
Tic ct'urae Of his walk 1e turned Into u bakers
shop MID huugllt Il Inn. As he stool At tho
door OF the shop catIhG his Gun, largo dog
came up tn him and l,cggc,i fur share. whtcl.
lie got, and scetneti 10 enjoy, coming hack for
llirce after tIieer. "f]Oes the hog bcl6ng to
yunff my frlr,nl aakr1 NJ tfn AiOp-w0lnatt.
"Sn." e!lc answered. shut i'c spc'hls mast nf
,cupe wlln ,a,s.,' .'ilAlf.pnr.t What goo,l
ta, they BE- 10 h!nf'. "nh! hu knows very
vel! w1nt to ,!u With tflcn; lle zones Into Tho
shop a...i bs'ss cakes"
'rltis scctn.l tatl,er a remarkable INSTANCE OF
ctesrr',cta even fur the tlescr:*t uf animals, Fo,
by way " tcsting It's reality. NY frfcn went out
III the slutI intu tho strre', where h. Was [lhnlu-
dlately ncs1,.tcd BY tho dog. who begged fur
a,achf"g VIII. III! the etsn,.e1lcG Of which 'log
wnt rather s,rprI4rl tu rcs him accept Il scaf-
ily, a5d walk, with tho alr IT regular ctls-
t6Mer. thth the s1lup wterc he put l'is torepaws
IN the counter. at1'i held nnl tilc ha!1@nny to-
.inec,l nn, tnt tita, iii i.ot snit tie to:, ani
ic1Icid his money fast. "Ah" she said, llsllo!s
what he wants,f' autf tuok tluwn from shelf
a plate of sl.,rt-lrrn,'. This waa tlahs: the
dog paid Ills Aif-lwnny. toak hls sstortDrca!lt
lad quite linlsEcl lie left the si.op, anl my
trtcni much amused. foEiuwnl him, and wien
| he agafn brggrt futinl another haltlcnny LOT
him, nn.l saw tic wi'uie PROCESS gone through u
becf,ntl tf.ne.
This dug clearly llod learned by aornc mean.
the use Of money, and not merely that II would
| buy something 10 cat, but that u would buy
sggcral THINGS anung which he Gould exercise
right Of cl'ol,e. Wt'at . perhaps most ,cWar's'
able Ia, that lla proceedings were entirely inc.
prn'icnt, n'l,! FOR HI. uwil benefit, not That oi
AUv teacher or tua4tcF,
, 1877-03-03
NAVIGATION ITEMS,
&tA&rtal D}Snf1teA Ia IL TfhHHI

ER1H, Pa, Mssch 3.-rho lake, opposite the
reu,utula, for Two os three niles Ii clear Of Ice,
A xtron1 west wind is rapidly hrcaking It up III
the bay. The leu IL rotten, and Is last going to
pieces at Buffalo. 1t b. predicted that nastsa'
,on will open earlier this season than 1t has for
the pasL ten years.
81. Josxpu, Aeh., March a.--After chopping
all day yester,lay, The dshiuR-tug Sweet
BrotLefs, owned by Grimm q Co., succeeded i,l
cutting through y strip of Ice Into the open
water, and rearheu her aQck last evening about
y o'clock, Relief will 20 to the other tug TO-
day.
dnsctal hspaIeA to 1as 1stAuNA
Ii EALLk, H., March 1.-The Illinois River IL
now open throughout it, nayiguble length.