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New-York tribune., 1877-10-13

emotion to be scarcely audible: "Mr Gilman, tlis
statement made bv yourself, your con 's'l N TO .,
has met nv ear. cannot command ny own h'
ings at this time. vet hav ono ot IN" rINSl "S w
duty IN view OF the enorn v OF that you have
committed W list havin" the uti'rn' 81 avn uN Iua
yomr wife ard family and really rgelng thnt SO r to We
thing has been dome nv you-I fe II to n" NV du'V 10
pronounce. tnescnteuc of this Court tna you y" ul
hucd N the State Prison for the period oi hVe yoS" "
The safe in Gmans Office, at wnam and Pire-sts;
attachment sued cut nv T'lmafgr 4 CO, oi
No 80 Pnest tv-Shcr n Dodge supcrinienied ,hr
combination Tho Rev. DR.. Houghtuu. Mr.; IT,
madce. Mr.. Harris and brot"cr of thc iora,p is
taken charge nv The deputy sheriff Under-sher
III Cunning refused 10 give the ist of securities ht i
another source II W s learned thnt little oi vain" was
discovered bv the search warrant T were No Untrd
States honds. expected, hut th" three missing o,
tfcatcs Of Atlantic Mutual Insurance scrp were l"
fnrgorv were visible Gilman ngd erased the orcira
amounts but had not irserted the ra amnu' ~
m n had cvicntly dahhlcd IN railway Sc ~. IVY
depuy-sheriff discovered 81 900 bond OF we coo
bond Of the Pc ria, Pekin and J1cksOlv1le n WI
road There were few pieces OF seIlP rm,,y -, n,,,,
which had not aern mpered wit The other pl,c,S
removed from The safe embraced siatments o unuau
private mcmoIandum-hoUk winch has nol ye' Nv" ".'n
examined. but viii be opeHed this mornne IN pt
Comm rcal Mutual Insurance Com. any, T'lma1g, ~
Co and D. Drake smith the 10 incipa creditors. Nhnn
at the oficc during the Investigation "Mr. Gilman"
saws one who was resent. "chatted in lively manner
and did show effects OF tue shame aud deg''Ga
tiOn which had fallen upon rim"
Among the instruments let in the Registers once Ior
record Yesterday general asslgnmCni eXccutru uy
Wm. G. Gilman 10 Oliver Drake Smith, conveying Al ~
property of whatsoever nature or Kind coaslsg vi I
estate, ST. cks bonds. Insurance SCRIP ctr. lie ,ons!
tics MI Smith r(cyOcahY as his attorney III ldG W
collect all dues, etc. and apply the amounts o"dlu ~
udsting his ndebt dnrss fa" as the assets VIII 20
The deed is dated October ,. 1877. and wac ahnoW
edged on ,he Str, before J. p stephens, Noiaiy Public
also. on October IL, before Joseph H. Leggeu n Iry
Public. Oliver Drake smith is lawyer at NO o4 "
daT-st.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-13

CHICAGO, Oct. l2.-People are beginning to
open their eyes at thc pres political situation mere,
particularly at the phase politics has exhibited within
Tie last few months. lIesug and his party have not
been ibOrng In vain for the accomp plshment OF their
plans aud Hesing has succeeded IN establishing almost
perfect and effective organization in the DAYS
when his Influence greatest height. Tn, Work
mgmons party j. considered be- very stioug and
thoroughly organized, and H,smg has labor d
diligently for months past capture tt II
must be confessed that h~ tHIrt. hive been
attended with ss, for the Wo Wokuglucn's orgauza-
tOn the lar" Boss for its pol jical gueb ara
TIE movement ~ said 20 he support men OF import
Incr 90 the uUc> Of Chicago. Tho protectors Of ths
NOV 'mrut ptOposc, atcr az other parties have made
,her tuuus TO select fom the Lcdrts ticket Of
tLcr own aud latcIt ir0priy md seld 10 con-
he Work'ngmcu tie day oG election Tue ticket
viii Dee sci, 90, u convention here delegate rom thc
various w. rls, Who 'i - through the p,r rmauce in
The interest ol lG's.ng Co 1ll> tie PR gr mme ~
be learned AT the present time Irsug is AZ
w,lk 10 otuc dn, cious, aud has succeeded L 0ucluc
D. g. Ga 10 withdraw Ou the caud dacy for the Count
ircasurershp n favor ~ young lIcsn-. Mr Gil nov
said To be- actively engaged III working up the nterest-
of young Hcslng
New-York tribune., 1877-10-13

ST. PAUL, Mimi, Oct. 12.-The Mississippi
River Improvement Convention. which asseno.ed here
yesel day. attended by a large and influential bod,
Of delegates about 100 In number, from cities on
the Mississippi, from Ncw-Orlcaus to ST. Paul. The
Hon. Joseph Brown, OF 81 LOUIS, vas chos n DrP,i-
dent. aud vicpresi Tents from each State represented
als1 chosen. The resolutions adopted urge upon
Congress pressing ~ passing arts aud
making such appropriations Will IA the shortest
bic time, and In the most economical manner in al
Of the ycai, secure good uayi -ahlc stage
wter from the Fails Of ST. Anthony iu the Cur of Mex
and if practicable minimum OF about five fc Z
rom s.. Paul ST Louis, about tlght feet from ~
Louis To Cairo, aud abuut ten feet from CAIRO to New
Iney urgently request Congress 10 adopt such
legislation viii best aud most speedily sccuje the ,ud
aud insist that In all acts prov ilug for the
pT0pTiaiOn uf money UT int rual improvements tie i'm
ur0ycmcnt OF III navigation Of the Mississippi Rive.
be kept most prominent dstincuscy National work
New-York tribune., 1877-10-13
rHE QUARREL WITh rHh GRAND Trunk


William ii. Vanderbilt stated last evening
to Tribune reporter that there hd been change IN
the relations between tue New-York Ccnttal aud the
Grand unk Railway or Canada, since Mr.. dickson,
general manager OF latter. went home last
Wednesday lilo had signed and would
uot sIgn the agreement propos d by Mr.. Hiekson
Auy failure the part Of the Gianu Trunk To adhere to
letter o the recent cOmpau would suJtc II 10 IN
mediate aud severe punishment All bus css passing
injecting flu,s Iuld cat oil. MI HlcEson las
said wound attend Tue meetings OF tie presidents IN
tups CIT, next Monday. IDe Grand IruuA WAS not "A
,ruuk zine, aud 10 business, therefore. at tne
mccuug
coubu railroads. OF the Uni ed state the Grand Trunk
already comp, tea To Chicago, winch
te cUuro Oi tue trunk llucs, and by tie
building Of few miles OF nDw track OVrt level cuuu-
tJ could make any or Two Or three Oth,r cOuHec-
lions Win Chicago and tDc West
New-York tribune., 1877-10-13
rGoTAsrAAr lrIScorAL coAtEATloN
DEBATE on SHORTENING THE MORNING AND
EVENING PRAYERs-FREE CHURCHES-PRovl-
SION ~ prt.ru ro M A,oNrsNrs

DEBATE on SHORTENING THE MORNING AND
EVENING PRAYERs-FREE CHURCnES-PRovl-
SION ~ REGARD TO DEACONfs>Es.
BOsTON, Oct. 12.-At tne Protestant Episco-
pal General Convention. the Rev. Dr Cole Of Wisconsin
presented petition from the Free Churcn Association
aud others urging upon the convention the propricty
and Importance Of enacting amending
an existing canon to prohibit the conservation OF
churches in which pews permanent sllungs sold
the order Of the day was mex taken NJ. IL was the
resolution tor the appointment OF JOINT comui tee Of
seven blshos seven ptesb trrs ana seven llVmcn 10
examine ana report what changes ac needed, any. m
thr Rlbric and Book of Common Pr yer that there
may be contradiction IN tie services. ambiguity,
and differences Of utcrpreaiion Tie whole matter
as iefcrrcd 10 the Committee on Praye Book
Tie question Of the shortening of the morning and
y,uing services discussed 10y Mr. Montgomery, Dr.
Brrads'cy. the Hon. Hamilton Fish, and others It was
decided to take vote on the question at ll;io a. H. To-
morrow.
The Committee on Doacouesses submitted the follow
ing provision Though the Rev Dr. Huntington. OF Mas
-achus'tts;
Women charscrer and proved fitness may De
or sisters according To such forms as shall oe Thought best by
lhe llous' Of Bishops The duties proper Of eonses or
Of the young religious instruction Of the neglected
No woman ha be set apart to the work Of deaeoaes :,
Or sister Gnu sho 'al & S tTeny nDS ',1' {" cT ace
mine otherwise. tut IN no case shall The age be
shall be 50 set apart until she shah have lad
Drorr NE bishop e,,mohss pcGni x thu se uo,'ss,es
1T hr at least rof he branches Of duy above de
AID 10y i've lay communicates ~ whom twO shall
and three women. The bsh0p shall also satisfy him
self az the applicant had al adVqua preparation
for her Nork both technical and giou-, which
preuar t0n shall have c0tercd period least
NV ars deaconess shall not work officially
diocese without rNpu, authority wiring of the bshop
shall She exercise her ODe among people Of
ay par 20 except with mission aud under oversight ~ the
minister thereof sister shall take
of .ruetual legation regards her Office
tue O the sicdiaIhony from which
s- received bat having resigned her office. she al
b. rploutcd unless the Judgment of the bishop such
res gnaUou for weisiiy
from diocese
another upOu request Of the bishop O the diocese which
she transferred.
The constitution and rules for home government OF any
dVicOutS Of
which said sisters
hay sanction Wgitug % the bishop OF the dOcc-e
~ Cuiumunty Books deNO
and i0rmulacsO OF worship used IN such institution
shall Ike and snail be- n harmony
win the ges Of tins Church and the principles Of the Book
Of Common Prayer Referred 10 the Committee CanOns
A communication was received from House Of
Bishops announcing that that mad coucurr,d in
thc reTmissOn the formation OF diocese In Nr
guia.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-13
CoODs FOR Gt.,Ii,fiify,s wrAP.

The gcutlemcn's furnishing establishment of
T. A. Newell, at No. 727 Broadwar. IL lled with all tie
novelties OF the season, hosiery, shirts gloves neck
wear aud underwear Among the styles of neck
wear nre the Grnsyenor" and BrcutfoTd" scars both
OF which with scarf pin. and are Why haul-
some. Another new ~ D. sululS knot, and J. called
The Glruhan." An attractive te called the " Fouf-lt-
Hand is great fay0rtc. and takes the place 0f the
de JuuVlc" 80 much worn ia-t year, and II -old tor
half the price. These scafs mado Oi satin, otto
mans, figured aruurc, figured anglalse aud the favor
itc cOlors are black, indigo, marine ami prince This
house K a speciality Of scarlet uud 'rwciT which
has at prices ranging from - 90 10 SUIT II has usu
large uc Of sk hands etchicf in an tuc latest and
designs aud cOOrs both IN plain and embossed silk
New-York tribune., 1877-10-13
MYSTERIOUS MURDER AND SUICIDE.

CHICAGO, Oct. PA peculiar case of mur-
der and suicide occurred to-day at boardg-hutse
No 30 North Wells-st Joseph W GLADDEN. Of Oskaloo,l
Iowa, one = the bnarders, visited by Mrs Maud
Bell the wife Of Robert = Bell biaarma on tue Iowa
Central RilrUad What passed between them s
not known, but TIE screams OF the won an
brought the occupants ~ the house 20 the
door Of Gl dtcn's room just in time see both
GLADDEN. and Mrs B,ll fan To the loOr Their thruats
wer. fatally cut with razor, which GLADDEN. still hr d
"a his uand. In yng, he casped his arms about the
Viih u ytsc-ke grip. No cause shown for the
crime. GLADDEN. married.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-13
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Wipdeor Po'c1- Vice President william \. Wheelcr
. IN Afcnue Hoe'-Tie Ri~ht Hon. Lyon Playia :. VI.
r. of England Georgr r. Hoai, ara Gertib ~ T.
nf ssachufrtfs: & uCpssnan trauE htt"'h. "I
Syracrse Judge iam Allen. Of The Ne" YORK C"uf oi
A pras and OriOw " O. apman o Brghamlo .'to-
lo'E no Senator William W Ia on Oi CoBnec,lcuti *
Governor vii IN Al en-. II South Carolina ara H'u,ul
Ruff. H. KING II Alhany SgfqTe HOsi ilHh"p
John f. Young of Florida. ana The Rev canon MGip! ~
Dublin . rer.s n l.ue-I J.. Chur .....Aib ndite
Soliveic Of the Spanish Lee'ii' 81 WASH
ing0u and Professor ". Bl. ke % NeNi aNth -----o@
Denis no ei-Scnator Wlinm WudOm, of MIN eSoia 80,
Urterdnf Htrf General Char es rghfs oi H0Ytfo oD
son's Sia Paymaster ". T. Could L. h A. ana * Mayor
g. G.. Anderson Of saVanuah.-- n Nctotts
ALVIN sauudeTs. OF nebraska and the h " Dr Henry M btA
I 4 of Rostol. n f,ot offia Hot,i-Lieuteuaut colonel
h Rowan Nven. the British Army bestDlstsf hote1-
Professor T.. T.. Salisbury Oh kcN-liaven.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-13

tendent declines 10 make any statement concerning the
which The Hey- York HeraH procured Jweed's
statement He dcc1res that Tgeeds statement thst The
supplemental statement was made becaus Bgclow and
Fancbild wanted Information concerning his rtia"ns
with the Erie ana New-YuIk Central roads, end wi;h
hofIman Weed aud the &c ion Of he Court pf Appeals
Judges was untrue The Attorney @ neral did not PAL
ticulariz IN relation 10 any he rim y insisted that
weed should give up All he had and tel all he knew
New-York tribune., 1877-10-13
p O ST s G RIP r.
3:E5 a. m.
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
TIE RUSSIANS IN BETTER SPIRITS.

LONDON, saturday, Oct. l3, 1877.
The Bucharest correspondent Of The Ddtly Aers
telcpraphs: 81 find a more hopeful feeling
prevalent in which | begin somewhat TO
share. This is caused by reports OF impending
change in some important commands. including the
dismissal of General Lcyitsky. 1t is also t'ought
that the prvatons OF the Turks must be greater
than those of HE Russians"
The Czarewtch has declared it impossible to win
ter hls army in Bulgaria, unless Rusichuk or some
other fortress previously surenders.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-13

A COLORED DEMOCRATIC LEADER IN BOSTON.
BosToN, Oct. 12.-1his evening, for the first
time the history Of the Democratic Darty Of this city,
a cOlorcd man, H. W. johnson, presided over It'd con
New-York tribune., 1877-10-13
FIRE AT NvERARY CASTLE.

LONDON. i. iday, o. l, H. lS||'
A fire occurred at the Duke OF Argylfs seat
at Inyerary Castle Inyerary Argylsire. The cent? al
tower was burned The liIe has been eNtnguished
For other FOreigl NeWS see INST page.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-13
ACHES AND PAINS.
R. RiDWirS REGULATING PILLS.

Perfectly taseles- elegantly coated for the u
ORDER the stumaC d. liz bowels dncy. add nervous
ci eases. heat che ipsfou. indigestion. d sppsiA
bIiiousne~r bilious lever lrliauWat Of tho hOWels
piles. and al Of tie iurr Fsce Warranted
TO effect positive cure. Price 2J ceuts per box
New-York tribune., 1877-10-13

LUNDBORG's PERFUME, JOCKEY CLUB, has
the fragrance Of hch bouquet oi flowers
New-York tribune., 1877-10-13
HOME NEWS.

THERMOMETER YESTERDAY AT HUDNtTH II
oam. bi1. Noon ~ So. hidnl"hLfV'
iIirh'ef durf,. me fav. bS. .ow"e.. a..
Average bg3, same day. 1876. 44's-
New-York tribune., 1877-10-13

For gentlcmcn's hats of extra quality 90 di
to the manufacturer. EsPRsscHED, llo Nassaust
New-York tribune., 1877-10-13
Rusrrc Yourn.-"I suppose, Sanie, now tha

city chap gone back You WI love agnn q" sal
uc-" What Aiier icl-cIcam, cabbagei No. stree -
81 liIarpeTs BaZar
The wife Of retired butcher sent her daugh-
ter TO a fls louah' buarilug-chuOl Gu calling rcr
her the day. she astOnsicd To learn that the
grl made very llttlo progress. Yes yes" SAID the
mother how IT IL she's always at the bottom OF
The class II you TO put her at the top, now,
would give the girl ntue more spirit"
New-York tribune., 1877-10-13

THOSE TRTBULATIONs OF INFANCY,
Sour Stomach and the Collie invariably remedod by ad
ministenng MILK or MAGAEsIA
New-York tribune., 1877-10-13
OVARIAN TUM0R
or TEN YEARS GROWTH CURED
BY DR. RhIVAY'S EEMBDIHa.
I HAVE RAD An OVARIAN rUMoR ~ lHE oYA-
RIrs And BOWELS FOR !l.N YEARS ,s-,

1 HANI HAD N ONANIAN ' II " n
RIrs And BOWELS FOR TEN YEARS -
Am AHl0l. nuC. - lsT3
m RanyyAY. That others may DO beneule make Ms
statement -..f. -
have hud lum0r 10 the 0Faile' h1 bi"es p.
tan v.sr. tired s hest rhs caus of tbs lltc amt 1les
Without ans bcncuL IL grpnlng at s-ci ati D ~
cuud not live, niue lougci. A I'Il 'i u.. ~,
~ 10 r, RadWays Remedies hai - nuti lalh .u 1'en
Uut i.ai.y afer much drboraunn. tlr4 tb,in, ..,,
feel Der ectly well aud heart = lul oi tti' '-.
c,i fr fi. .1 Do nv Gcsp alciOn 10 you -f AMI 'oit
woncerfu medicine. feel deeply ludentc' ald h! P
tha n NAV be As much Of blessing 90 rs ts ~ 9sl
% l~iEucal '-ia '-.--,,
Mrs Pihbu. wh ho mascs above cert cate Is
,or whom requested y0u 20 send medicine D. Jut CD
cine. above stttel bought OF mr li te A.R.
a. saf n. sent tO by y0u may say thai eI -.ai''
= correct without qu3ncat on. l~i u'dl L. = Lva,
Druggist tud Chemist, Ann Arnor he
Thi, nav certify thai Mrs m0 Ins. who miNy' le 80
cerfidca- /. and has been for mlnf yea "e A.o. lt
All he f,t, therein stated are undoubtedly and un nA
correct ANY one VINO knows Ms. BObius WI re-
.tater,sut is gnedD BRSJ D. COCKER May j.. fo'N
Macy CICNHL B.. Is. ttNt,
DIR. RADWAY & Co.. 80 WARREN-SI.. MI
New-York tribune., 1877-10-13

HOLMAN's PADS prevented both the officers
and the the brig 5 orNman from taking yell Fo-
yer, while in Havana thirty y-cIght davs.
SHRPHRRD BLkgCUAkp
New-York tribune., 1877-10-13

TWEED AND THE ATrORNEY-GEEERAL
SYRACUSE, n. ~, Oct. 12.-AttOney-Gen-
eral FarcDid, who IN this cty conducting cXHnna
ton of the charges against G. W. Avery canal superu
New-York tribune., 1877-10-13

Ladies who value health should procur,
PYlgs clean sweet o. X SOAP for the aund and bath
New-York tribune., 1877-10-13

Don't trifle with sore throat, or bad
cold hen remedy prompt and thorough
a. Dr. JAYSE's ExPgCToRAST can be readily obtained
New-York tribune., 1877-10-13
Liver Complaint, &c.
kIDNET AND BLlDDER COMPLAINTS,

tnary ans Womb Diseases Gravel DlIet- D-O7sY stop
pag oi Water lncunt n,nce OF Uuue bugts p.-rt. AL
huunura and a whore furrt aie uTitAl't o. 9+
irs OF thick cloudy. miXei Wiz IN STA cs As
ue Of egg. thrai- ike white sS, or uere - :
MOI b drrk billions appearance aud bite bon aF orp>
IT, and there = prckng burn = seu~t i9l "I-l
passing the small 1l
----. ~ y 4 .-lL a
New-York tribune., 1877-10-13

When you pass mp Broadway in the evening
rleasr notice the window OF HOLINESS BURGLAR AARY
TELEGRAPH CO. at No JlS directly opposite the ST. Nicholas
Hotel.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-13

lingering and generally fatal disease often
results from severe ii LEFT 10 axe Of ltse Better
rudeny resort 10 DR. JAYHEs EXIBCrORANr abe first
mpiom ~ cough 90 d. ana AVOID plan n the
the Of an incurabe lung throat complaint
New-York tribune., 1877-10-13

But VIII remove about October % 70 his new prert..
30. 2OG FlTrTH-AVENUE,
Madison squarc
New-York tribune., 1877-10-13
BROOKLYN

Inspector Waddy has preferred charges against
Clprn Worth and several officers of The Sixth Precinct for
neglect Of duty failing arrest young Deyn. the murderer
of Betz.
John Mcneil. Of No. 100 lndia-st., employed as
the Pratt oil works aially burned by the ex
ploson oil pipe works. $3.50 p Thurs
day his residence. he died the
eHenlng.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-02

sussr Richard MillIken-4-4 do bbls molasses ] N
Walsh - dc M Shelly &co-lo1 DO Olapp Bros Acc
40 Id II Given & SOM do hhds sugar ID Jain1
scn-@is do 90 bbs .nolsssss godcllaix do 10
bids sugar sevin--15 DO Oonger k .,l;1 4
Gay Aeo-s2 bblsImolasses 81 Bernard--2 tales cot
tom o Hopkins---4 I II Gardner &oo--2 ! " Bur,
bridge Aeo-4 A Tertrou-44 X Beer---6 hides u
Spor---1 Dbl molasses sacks seed cotton @ A Vim
cent do L Chopin. Q bales moss L Surie &ee-
o. head cattle Bontte-Tota 10 bales cotton seks
seed cotton SO hhds sugar 745 bbs molssses tanks
syrup - -. emit, ,,- ,..,.u
Gotten G A Whitney &co--12e Clapp Bros &oo--l
Temple s Coons &eo-22 Jno Phelps &co-22 Moore
4 JJofemsp-1s Jno Z Hards &co-gy sacks cotton
seed Cotton Seed Association--3 bales cotton
Lehman. Abraham aoo--Totat 4lo bales cotton 931
sacks cotton seed ,.
From Gaveston--1a bales cotton G a Whitney y
eo-16 A Tertrou-5T sacks cotton seed Planters oii
o-TotaI IS bales cotton 81 sacks cotton seed
NEW ORLEANS AND TEXAS RAILROAD
Dec Ia hhds sugar "a bbls molasses Beitran-2o
do Laneux & Sons-21 sacks rough rice Roman On
cullu-Total hhds sugar "A bbls moasses u SACKS
rough rice
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-02
STEAMSHIPS.

NORTH GERMAN LLOYD.
STEAM BETWEEN BREMEN AND NEW C1.-
LEANS. VIA HAvRE. SOUTH
AMPToN AND HAVANA.
fSSA. The steamships Of the North Ger
man Lloyd will resume their Regular Trips
next fall. as follows:
From Bremen. From New Orleans.
NUREMBERG. Nov. 81 about Dec. 80.
FRANKFURT, Dec, 10 about Jan. 20. >,
These steamers touch outward at Havre and
Havana, and on their home trip at Havana and
Southampton.
PRICES OF PASSAGE:
From Bremen: Southampton or Hayre 70 Ha-
vana or New Orleans-Cabin, $50 gold; Steer
From New Orleans to Southampton, Havre or
Bremen-Cabin, $50 tgoldl: Steerage. s45 (gold).
From New Orleans to Havana-Cabln, S35
(gold); Storage, SIS gold.
Children under ten years, half price; chill
dren under one year, free.
The company reserves the right to change the
route of the steamers. their advertised days oil
departure and the prices Of passage.
Passage tickets from Bremen, Southampton
| or Havre to New Orleans issued by the under
For further particulars apply To-
| ED. F. STOCKMEYER h Co. Agents,
| au31 ~ ~ Union stre0
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-02
ExuOrsa.

HspRIIE-Per schr Two Friends--30 hh1s sugar
50 sacks corn 80 sacks oats 20 bbls -four q pkgs
dries
HAyRE-Per bark France--l729 bales cotton
cases pecans 2640 pcs slaves
LIVERPOOL-Per bark knighton-3900 bales cot
ton $500 pcs slaves =
MORT E-Per steamship Amite IS hhds sugar Is
hhls molasses 10 bbls brandy ebls whisky bbls
wine $50 bxs raisius SO pkgs mdse
IIVERPOOL-Per steamship Arratoon Appear
s,as7 hales cotton .00l2 $50 bushels corn in bulk
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-02
PASSENGER AND MAIL HOUTE.
For Galveston. Houston ana Inatanoln.

For Galveston. Houston and Indtans1n.
Passengers take Railroad Ferryboat foot Of gts
Ann street ~ $3.50 o. m, reaching Morgan Oisy
MORGAN on SUNDAY.
JOSEPHINE on MONDAY.
HUTCHINSON ON TUESDAY,
CLINTON on WEDNESDAY.
WHITNEY on THURSDAY
MORGAN on FRIDAY.
JOSEPHINE on SATURDAY.
HUTCHINSON on SUNDAY.
First class fare to Shreveport s2s-Tfms Al
hours.
Excursion tickets for the round trip to Gs1s
weston and return. good for thirty days. ISSUES
at sal,
daily (Sundays excepted ct Agents office. or &C
the Ferry Landing, on morning OF departure
Through tickets will be issued from this Offices
to the principal points on the Houston Texas
Central Railroad. on the International ana
Great Northern Railroad. and Texas and PaofhG
G. A. WHITNEY a. CO.. Agents.
je1 " Corner Magazine and Natchez stSs
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-02
STEAMBOATS,.

MY Choice Symmes from St Louis, with three
barges
st Mary, Dalferes, from Laurel Valley
Martha Bassett from Lower Coast
j F Frazer, Weaver from Georgetown
Barnard Kramer, from Wheeling. with barges
Ouachita Belle Libano, from Bayou Sara
Bertha Drummer, Rabuin from STEMS Bluff
Henry Te,e Aucoip. from Donaldsenville
Belle Harper, from Upper Coast
Annie B. Rolls, from Bayou Baratarla
Alvin. S.evell from Lever Coast
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Brit steamship Arratoon Appear. Whites for Liver.
nool- C j Shepherd &co
Steamship Amits. Hanover for Mobile
Ocean AGO
DeWolf, Powell eco
S,br Tu, Er;ands Weaver for Mobile Master
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MAyoRALTy OF New ORLEANS,
City Hall, December /, 1877.
mo. a23a--Administratio Series.]

NO. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DeTIed'J
Resolred That the Administrator of Finance
be and he ia hereby authorized, in compliance
with the order Of the honorable the Judge OF the
Third District Court of the parish OF Orleans,
to pay over to Richard +. Harrison, receiver, the
moneys now in his hands, ana which may here
after be paid to him, belonging to the Metropoli-
tan Police funds for the years 1874 1875 and 1876,
and that said receiver be furnished by the proper
officer with an order for the delivery to him OF all
books, pay-rolls or other records in relation
thereto.
Adopted by the Council of the city Of New
Orleans, November 81, 1877.
ED. PILSBURY, Mayor.
A true copy:
THos q. RAprER, Secretary.
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prcrrpTs At THE NEW BASIN.

Georgetown-Per steamer Il Frazer--llv saeRs
roush rice 50 bales cotton Warren Atkinson &co-26
Alous Scberck IL Autey--2l Jno L Hard1e &oo-io
PAYNE Kennedy &co--s Yale Bowling-s Temple
a Ceops Sco--5 S Gun bel-3I Bloom Geo. Schmidt
& ziegler-l do 70 hides Herwis--1 box wax
bdls skins order-g5 cords wood maser--l bale COT
ton Biokham g. Moore-Toal 1875 bales cotton as
Pearl River--Per steamer Major Whte--a5, ooo
feet In mber to order
Mobile Bay-Per schr r Post-5so bbls rosin to
Simpson g. Tricop . - =.
Blind River-Per sthr Monterey--s0oo slaves 70
cords wood to master