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The New York herald., 1878-09-27
INFLAMMAIOI.Y GAS.

A nre broke out shortly before eleven O'Clock yes.
terdsy morning IN tno dycing establishment OF Mra
holcuridcr, atwo story frame structure at No 29s
Myrtle avenue, Brooklyn. causing loss OF g. 900 on
stock. Tne sewing machine store OF Charles ROBIN.
son, No. 294 and the tanors shop Of n. Apply. No.
295 Myrtle avsnuc. were damaged by water Tho
property Is insured in the London aud Lvcrpoo I'm.
suranco Company Tor $500. Ouo frise, thirty jour
years OF age, employed iu the dyeinR estabIshment
was seriously burned about the laco and arms. an,
building, owned by NJ. ralmau. OF No ~ First
place, was damaged 10 the extent Of xt.IOo mo are
was eaased by the breaking OF a bottle OF cnlorinc.
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ONLY THREE MONTHS.

John Klos, wclto-do German, living at No. 80
Howard street, Newark, about Ave months ago mar
ricd widow Of highly respectable connections and
possessed OF considerable means sac furnished tho
house aud John gave her SO much 10 keep II gong.
she saved lew dollars, which John thou. ht
ought TO be handed back TO him. HI "a
SON, lad OF seventeen years, was taken win dpu.
thsra ana the atner thought hat his wife neglected
the boy row rs SAID /, nave been the result. MRS.
Klos appeared Judge Paulines Court yesterday and
made Olnpaiht that her husband beat her sn anie-
fuzzy, drove her from her home ana nad refused Tor
two lbs TO contribute 10 her support Ho was ar
rested last evening and iurnisned bail In $500
swer tho charges.
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RIVAL TONSORIAL ARTISTS.

Some time ago William Keim, being desiroas OF en-
barking Ia tho barber business, concluded to invest
Sixth avenue shop. With THIS end in view he COM
menced negotiations with Francis J. Silva, who was
t the time the proprietor OF No. $40 Sixth avenue
and doing fourishing business. A sale was consum-
mated OF all tho fixtures and good will Of the estab-
lshment. 1t being iurther agreed by Silva, as is
alleged that he would afterward open
another barber shop within ten blocks OF
his old stand. Keim at began business,
but very shortly concluded 10 on the op-
posite side OF the street, where he still continues
TO WELD The brush and Lately, however silva,
whose old prediction Tor the bar6er's art became
$40, and rapidly began to receive back his Old Gus
toners, The business being conducted in tho name OF
William Brenn, an old employe Kem has
swooped down upon silva anu purposes to cut of
not his hair but his business, ana has accordugIy
brought suit IN the Court of Common Please TO re-
strain MIN from carrying on the business In VIOLA
non OF his contracA as stated above. In his ahi-
navt on motion Tor a temporary injunc-
ZION, which was granted yesterday by Judgc
Daily upon the application OF Mr.. l.. Latin Kellogg
bis counsel, Keim says he people 20 IN Silyas
shop and even observes the latter cutting their har
and descending with q razor upon their devoted
soliciting his customers the street. He charges
that Brenn has no interest in the place at ALL but
his nano is simply used to evade the plain teT ms of
the contract, and that Silva all tho bensM it,
The injunction order to show cause is ads return.
able on the % Of October III ihe Court oil Common
Pleas, at which time spirited amt hairspitting
argument Is likely 10 ensue :
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TIE WRECKED PIZARRO.

Captain Irish, of the revenue steamer Hamilton,
states that his remarks CONCERNING the OF tho
Pizarro have bo,n misconsrued. lie did say that
somo OF The naked whom taken on board
his vessel What he meant to convey that they
must have been In u sad plight when Captain Frugon
rescued them. AS far as Captain Fiugoni Is con-
csrncd Captain Irish asserts that he Captain Fru-
gonD must not only have treated the wrecked crew
well, but offered MIN Captain Irsh) provlsicns Tor
their use, In no siood In ne I'd OF any. Captain
IIsh also adds tho remarks attributed to him.
the effect that the PiZzaro "a worn buiku
must have been the remarks OF some other person. II
uttered at ALL as no had no knowledge OF tue condi-
ton Of .he wrecked vessel.
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LIQUIDATION OF A LEG.

Mrs. Mary JOHNSON, during The heated term last
july was prostrated whiIo at her stand near wash
ipgloL Markst. she was taken ~ her home In 1l9lh
street., aud afterward removed to tue Ninety .ninth
Street Hospital Her husband agreed to look after
the stand and also new automatic leg wncn the
wife had been compelled TO wear. Mrs Johnson a
the market 10 bunt up her stand ana husDind. Both
we're mssing nnd was fouDi that her Effects
nclugIng The aise had been converted into ca sn
and exchanged Tor whiskcy. Jonathan was yesteruAy
sent 10 Black Wells lslaua ior we've months, Judge
smith pronouncins the sentence.
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SUMMARY OF LAW GASES.

Charles Chapman, cigar manufacturer ut No. $50
Orchard street, was brought before Uuited states
Commissioners Shields yesterday, charged with car
ryine on his business without having given tho re-
quired government bond. He neId TO abide tho
acsion OF the Grand Jury in $3.50 ball.
Miss Babetta Weizer, the cook, VINO charged David
Kcya a soachman, with breach OF promise OF mar
rage and seduction, and on whose complaint the
latter was placed In Ludlow Street jail, refused to
marry him yesterday, and, in accordance with Judge
Dsnohne's order, Keys was set at liberty.
In Supreme Court, Chambers, yesterday, Judge
Wcs,brook said his attention had been called TO
which ne had signed an order OF arrest which
was not served until eight o'clock Oh Sa turJay
night He gave notice that hereafter hc would grant
such orders mere general affidavit as to cause
Of acton, but that there be special circum-
stancc beyond the mere owing OF a deDt--such, for
instance as wsil-iouu ded fear that the party
about TO leave the Statc.
Margaret L. Bake has suod Lawr B. Kerr, In
the superior Court, 10 recover for person al
injuries by reason o her falling as sue alleges TO
vault opening lett insecureiy covered sidc-
walk IN front Ui ueicndanrs house. fhe defendant
uenIes any negligence A motion 10 yaeate an or asr
examine tho pian before triai MAS ruay uc-
med Dy Judge Van Worst.
rbefs was llcd yesterday In tho County Clerks
ofce an order Juagc Pratt directing the State Al
the champion Cold aud SILVER Mining Company IL
Is stated that the company was organized ten years
ngo. aud that II has transacted business Tor tue
past three years
ih,t Nathan Lows md been arrested Oh The com.
pia,Dt John Niaaski and appiicatiou nude iur
the discharge OF the bondsman. Mr.. Lewis SAYS tnst
MO order oi arrest Was ever issued against nn mat
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meanor cnanged- She refused point blank to accom-
pahy him thitber, ard, to his CONSIDERATION. IN
nounced that it Was her intention TO 60 on 10 Utah
VITA the Mcrmons. Morgan coaxed and threai 10 ed
Tor the greater part Of Wednesday night but without
any success, hts vile remaining oDstina,e. Suisse
quently some OF The Mormon elders took hold OF
Morgan and IN short time succeeded IN converting
him also. Hc agreed to join their sect and trans
fefred all his effects ana money TO the Mormon
treasury. Yesterday AT three +. NJ, Mr. and Mrs
Morgan and tber two children departed IRON Castle
the Erie Hallway
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OFFICIAL REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

OFFICIAL REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
The following statement, showing the real estate
Transactions recorded IN ths Register's Office, Sep
tombcr rs, 1875 Is obtained from Augustus T. Doch-
arty, Deputy Rcgistor:-
Powell place. $. Ito It. w. of Delanooy place, 5ox
Of Delaney place. 5ox 100; anne. Davis. Jr. taa-
m,aistrator). to ae6ecca A. saith ssi2
uhsi.s. .. Corn !. heaIy 4 sraahar.s.; ssoo
jamn 1. Others TO Lewis Il. sears 1900
husband to bernard Mcorann; ........... 5000
72a 49, s.; between We. ii.1 @aa i2'h avs. lots Nos.
LIST av 5. 7Ss H. ~ Of 5sta ST. 25x75 jaia. ~"
Lppman aud wife to Feist sAmaeis ....:.... 11,ooo
MasIer.on aud vile to William y. s.induufy. o,5oo
Loew peiereel toJohn y Borand ............ 1900
Casscrly uoieree) W Desor A. Clapps ....... $50
Dixon ue,ereol 70 Mutual Lille Insurance 90 e.Ooo
soxiss. John \. Craddock ana vile to Mary A.
iii s. n s.. 6a6.. w. Of av A. ij6.ooii: i'o0o
+ >. Dakn ueisrse to Charles A. swaris o.ioo
lli,h st.. g; =. iis \. W. OF a~ A. lsosiooii'
enao }. O'ke,l,y to ossrss cornsi 5000
1o3d ST. n: A.. 100 IT, w. OF uroye sv.. 5OxiOo C23d
wwa,; James cochr.ne Jr. and vile 10 William
7sa.' - s:iws.n li,i and i2.i .v. qc.. Scs '''
eaDash anu hasoandt 8 W: hart...s.. ...... $500
vito toJ,snnetse scauts ..................... 0,75o
45sh ST. s.. 5eJ 10 c. oi 9TH av., 2OxiOU.5 George
+. Cornsl ana wife TO MienssiJ j. O'nieiiy :. 10000
4Jth ~. (sane property. hiizabeth McDermott to
Usor-e f.'ofnsh..... ................ Nom.
2Jist 81, - s. 40 L. o. OF IUtb Av 3b5xtrcguisr;
joseph j. Potter and vile TO John "A. Dyekman lU,05J
3yth 81, East (No 3lJJ. 15xvS.o; l.. V. smilh to
fredor,cs auiIer others ..... 200
RECORDED MORTGAGES
Baker. Allied j.. TO Eumund Il. f.oDiusuu urustoe.
Of 5atn ~. Q. OF 7tn $1,000
Glllig. Joan o. anu wife, to OTTO Dill texecutor.
sej 80. SOS E-st 4e,h st. years 5000
Fitzpatrick. Ldward aud wit to William a. Cauid.
wei, Of so,h ~. ". Of 5th 400
Mctinley, Hugh aud wife. 70 tue NVrtn River lnsur-
ancc Company. u. ~. OF Gimme a., o. OF sod.
lor1 st year
McCiurb. David and wife. 10 eliza j. Waterbury
texecutrN. hcJ, NO. ~, ast 18th st. years 800
Mullen, Bridget to Jane Mctirain. Croton ST.. nesr
IU,n av. iyear ............., ............ TO
Pea,sal. Joseph NJ, TO nsnry Mo.eroo, . 5. of
a9tn 81. "; Of 10Th as: year .............. 1900
Orchard 81. n. OF Stanton st. -. 5000
kECoRDkD AsslssaHSTs sonrcAcKs
Darion, DAVID ~, TO Jacob Wendell .... S. 600
Decker, clara and husband, TO H. a. Bradley $40
aim, charles, 20 iiAm A feotch 30
JOycs, William. 10 biiLsDetb j. Ciark...........
saaa. ahlon. ~ D. cxccator. 1cj 1900
sncdberg. Mares o., to }. A. Smea aud others
lated Iras. company John r,oss is.os5
Wool, Eawaru and anOtner (executOrs 6c.), to the
New York Lille Insurance Company ........... 5,2i3
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DIVORCE BULLETIN.

Margaret Viking has brought suit In the Superior
Court against her husband Henry Viking, Tor an alb
soute divorce, on the ground OF alleged adultery Mr.
Viking meets the charge BY general denial and q
coonter charge OF adultery the part ol his wife
The case referred 10 L. L. Dealod to take proofs
but tho meantime the doiendants attorney applied
for commission TO examine the Mayor OF Harrisburg
his record CLERK ana Frederick Schwafz of the
same place IN order TO prove ny their testimony
hilcgsop IN deendenps answer that the plaintin in
August, 1872, was unlawiuliy married to a from
New York sometimes known rs Fritz EIeslinc, by tho
Iaid Mayor and that tney Ived iogetncr Tor short
lime nj Schwarzs house. Judge Van Worst yesterday
granted The motion.
In the SUIT Tor limited divorce brought by Harriet
=. Clarsn against her husband, Joseph T. CisrcD on
the ground o. alleged cruel ana iuhuman rcat me nt
the deiondants attorney having died the
81 Reference Juoge Van Vorst OF the superior Court,
yesterday granted motIOn dircctiag service OF tho
notice OF reference anu ali other papers the action
on the desndant personally.
Judge Donohue yesterday denied the motion to dis
miss the complaint In the suit tor divorce brought by
4ra Eta Llrschitz against Aaron L. Lirschitz to
whom che CLAIMS TO have been married sixteen years
ego In Russian POLAND, but who denies the marriage
and says his name s not Lirschnz, but william SAKE.
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"NECESSARY AND MATERIAL"

Bartholomew Bowcock brought suit In the Superior
Court against Thomas L. Ball and Charles e. Ray to
recover damages for careiessy negllcenty injur
Ing plaintiffs goods by causing water 10 overflow
1hs deiendants deny the allegations the complaint
and allege that the damage caused by the plain
iis own negligence, and that by Of his nsel-
gence he contributed 10 tho alleged damage On the
bth INST. the plaintiff procured order through his
counsel TO examine the defendants parties before
trial, aud caimsd that their testimony was
Unnecessary ana material 10 the prosecution OF the
action On tho return or the orders yesterdA Ay the
defendants' counsel made motion before Judge Van
Worst 10 dismiss the order Tor tho exam ma ton
OF the defendants on the ground that the
affidavit which tho 0rder was granted
did not state facts sufficient to show the tcs-
mony Was "necessary aud MATERIAL " and that simply
alleging in the affidavit That the testimony was
resssry ana material" was merely a con sion OF
law, aud that tho facts must DO stated and without
them tho conclusion Of law is immatcrial Alter a
lengthy argument Judge Van Worst deciaed that tho
a1davit on wuich the order granted wus In sui.
cent, ana that the did not state facts sucic ut
to show that the testimony was Unnecessary ana ma
teria ss required by ruie SO. and granted defend
ants motion dsmissng tue orders win COSTS 10 TO
paid by the piantn. Mr.. James hsmiton appea cd
Tor plaintiff ana Messrs. ID. u. Porter ana G, L.
kracht for the defendants.
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REAL ESTATE. .
The following sales made the Real Estate
Exchange September 26:-


B. g. Chotwood. referee - orociosure sae OF tho
three stony brick shoD ana two story dwelling.
20O7 7.h av, paintin 49,. S.. 100
HARSErr
Sidney II. Stuart, referee Foreclosure sale OF two
lots, each .5xIU0. on the r. OF East 18Th ST.,
~, t. w. OF ID to paintiH S,305
ny RIKkR
Eden sprout, referee -foreclosnre sae of the Ave-
story brick building and two story brick stable,
with lot 23 TX 1923, No. O2s East 18TH ST., 299
IT, Of av " to plaintiff 6D0O
Also similar sale. james Campbell (refereeJ of
lots, each 25xloO.5 ON tho n. $. Of West 3oth ST.,
100 ". 9th plaintiff ,............. 10000
BY JOHN
William A Boyd. referee Pxttittod sale OF tho
three story frame building vita lot 25x77x27x5x
%, No. 40 West 10Th ST.. s. ITO IT, w. ot Oreen-
wich 81. Jeremiah Pangborn 4o5o
Total
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MYSTERIOUS DISAPPEARANCE.

Henry Hoffman, OF No. $50 West In,rty- y-second
Btresi, was charged with grand larceny, having OBJ
tainsd gold watch and chain from Henry KeppIer
OF No 34s Washington street, by representing that he
had been cent for It by the owner, John H. Quinn.
he held for trial In 81, 900 his tater Peter OIL
man, becoming his bondsnap When the cast as
called the Court ol General Sessions yesterday the
accused put in an appearance and u jury ON.
panelled. A recess, however. Was ordered, on
the bling oil the Court found that the
accused had disappeared Recorder Hackett dir scted
that the bail be forfeited and issued bench warran
Tor ths arrest OF HOLMAN.
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MAkRlAGES AND DEATHS.
MARRIED.

ConES-LIrnrR. IA, Waveriy Heights Philadcl.
phla. - pcuiOct %, by tbv Rev. GsO'gc Jacobs,
iHLr }. tonKs, OF New Yofs, 10 HARHiKt, daughter
vi u. Li,bsr.
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ID cases rndse Vincent kco---9 as pkgsmdss e Del
Bondfo----1 fierce ha1ns B bbls do as boxes bacon
Schwabacher II TIirsCh-- bDls onions q Melville
. Go meat u DslBondio- boxes starch 80 pkgs
mass A whitney &oc. .420 res meat 20 boxes bacon
Schwabschor, Prevented q Pfeifer- 100 sacks peas
order 1eo sacks cotton seed A A MagiRnis Some
BIZ bacon Bnekner Il Bro-~3 bbls POTATOES "a w
whest 2ei sacks oiloake 365 sacks cotton seed
224s pcs bacon
NEW ORLEANS AND TEXAS RAILROAD
Jan ITO bids sugar Lanaux e. sons-19 do r Bel
trsn-20 do 20 bbls mossses Bruger III do 16 hhds
sugar Dbl do T 81 Hunt-Total IS hhds. sugar 1 Dbl
sugar As bills molasses Nwur gs~ IA a.
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OPELOUsAs.

REGULAR OPELOUSAS PACKET, ..
Leaves every WEDNESDAY,, at p. m. .
-, FOB WASHINGTON. OPELOU.
IM lsas, Port Barre, Simmsport. Church.
4 4 Hville and all landings on the Coast.
Atchafalaya river and Bayou Courtableau-The
splendid passenger steamer
BIG SUNFLOWER,
M, M. Dufour. master, A. P. Trousdale clerk,
will leave as above. For freight or passage
~ ~ HTTE h CARLTN. Agents,
No. 4Tcboupitoulas street,
Connects at simmsport with steamer Minnie
for Bayou des Glaizes, and at Washington with
line of bargeS for Bayou Bteuf. de27
REGULAR OPELOUSAS PACKET, ~
Leaves TUESDAY, Jan. 9, at s D. m.
r. FOR WASHINGTON, OPELOU-
lSsR&t sas Port Barre. Simmsport, Church.
- vile and all landings on the Coast
Atchafalaya river and Bayou charlottesville
splendid passenger steamer
I'm place of Lessie Taylor.)
M. Kenison. master, Eug. Quatrevaux. clerk.
will leave as above. For freight or passage ap-
~ - r. W. ADAMS,
No. 81 Commercial Place.
Connecting at Washington with line of barges
for Bayou B9uf. p
nOA #t
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MARINE NEWS.
oyy1or INV ozrRzrs Drsocxzr.g
fElA Jouuarv 1a7a- 4

Cleared Yesterday. BsEM4
Steamship TAppahannoek Cooksey for Cedar Keys
Tx Roberts
Steamship Amits, Boyle for Mobile sss
CM Sorla
Sohr John Hancock Hallett, for Providence &
gatpxs Norton q Bell
Gchr Annie MI Alien Conklin, for New York.
VI #fT Joseph Kelley
ItAl barkontine zio Antonio, Badano for Cork
g, - u ess.-4s' Master
Brit bark Guiding Star. Prowse for Cork
- Il Ocean &co
Brit bark Arlington Harding, for Gloncester-
s Fred KTaener
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MEMPHIS.

REGULAR MEMPHIS AND BEND PACKET.
Leaves ON WEDNESDAY Jan. 0, at 8 p. M,
~ - FOR NATCHEZ, VICKSBUHG
sssIkt Greenyille. Annapolis. Terrene He
lena Memp and the Bends-The
splendid passenger steamer. |'sA
JAMES HOWARD,
B. r. Pegram. master. j. III. Chassaing, clerk,
will leave as above. paying particular attention
to all way. and bend freights- Rates given and
through bills lading signed to all points on
White and Arkansas rivers. For freight or
passage apply on board Or to
G. G.. WAYNE, ss .a.s.
NJ log Gravier street;
..,- ]. B. WOODS g. CO., "a
JAG No. 104 Common street. r.
REGULAR MEMPHIS AND BEND PACKET.
Leaves on WEDNESDAY, Jan. 8. at S D. M.
tznT i FOR NATCHEZ, VICKSBURa.
Greenville, Annapolis. Terrene, He
- lena, Memphis and the bends
THOMPSON DEAN, tes# tfa1Fs
Jas. ri. Pepper master. Frank Beck. Jr., clerk,
will leave as above, paying particular attention
to all way and bend freights. Rates given and
through bills ladtng signed to all points on
White and Arkansas rivers. For freight or
passage apply on board or to ga 49, -
BROCKETT q CARTER, 80 Magazine ct.
JANNEY d WORK. log Common street
Through bills Of lading signed TO Pine Bluff
and stations on the Little Rock. Mississippi
River and Texas Railway, via Annapolis, Ark,
and to Little Rock and stations on the Memphis
and Little Roek E Eaysy yia Hk9Peaasd Ark
oc25 80 Magazine street.
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SIERRA LINE OF STEAMSHIPS BETWEEN
NEW ORLEANS AND LIVERPOOL.
GUILLERMO- lips tons. Capt. EcheYarria.
FEDERICO. -. -.-1423 tons. Capt. Bidehea.
PEDRO: yo6 tons. Capt. Mnngici.
CAROLINA ......- IL "A tons. Capt. Riestra.
GRACIA .......... 908 tons. Capt Arizum2.
RITA. go. $50 tons Capt. Gartez.
J!UANA.. ........ 757 tons. Capt Gastanago,
The above powerfully built steamships VIII
enter the New Orleans and Liverpool trade dur.
ing the coming fall. VIII receive cotton and
sign through bills OF lading to any ports Of the
Continent Of Europe.
HMSt The steamship
RITA.
will sail from her wharf SATURDAY. Nov. "a,
For freight and first class passage apply TO
Is RANGER, FATMAN Il CO., Agents.
oe41y H Carondelet street.
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BAYOU MACON AND TENsAs.

REGULAR BAYOU MACON AND TENSAS
a.E 4 PACKET. 50 gs~ETf
,~ : FOR FLOYD. DELHI, WARSAW,
l1lhH6 Grockett's Point. Upper and Lover
light draft passenger steamers
TRENTON, .
J. ,. Sullivan, master,
Will leave ----, Jan. -. at D. m.
l.. v. Cooley master
Will leave On WEDNESDAY. Jan. 9, at 5 D. m.
Paying particular attention to all way and
plantation freights. For freight or passage ap-
ply on board or to
HITE & CARLIN, Tchoupitoulas st.
LORD & MoPEAKE, 4s Camp street.
no24 If
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Arrived.

Steamship Alabama Carroll from Pensacola via
Mobile, to @ nj Soria-2d die -
Steamship Mississippi Lindal, from Liverpool. Dec
1. via Cofun and Havana, to Silas Weeks Eco
--Jackson ct 4th dis
Brit bark Gnnbilda Merke, so days I'M Gloucester
to L Lacombe-3d dis .-H5
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PASSENGER AND MAIL ROUTE
For Galveston. Houston and Tndiauels.
PASSENGERS take Railroad Ferryboat foot Of 81
Ann street. AZ $40 O. M. reaching Morgan City
at a. D. 20: IL ere connecting with steamers
HUTCHINSON on SUNDAY.
CLINTON ON MONDAY. 4t
JOSEPHINE on TUESDAY,
HARLAN on WEDNESDAY,,
ST. MARY on THURSDAY,
MORGAN on FRIDAY
WHITNEY on SATURDAY. ~ "a
CLINTON on SUNDAY. ri
First class fare to Shreveport 12s-Time As
hours. r. go ! - q
Excursion tickets for the round trip 10 Gal.
weston and return. good for thirty days. issued
at $21. .f4e.s. ~ H.. : n i - -
Tickets and staterooms secured until 8. p.u
daily Sundays exeepted). at Agents office. or az
the Ferry Landing, on morning OF departure d
Through tickets will be issued from this office +
TO the principal points on the Houston Texas
Central Railroad, on the International and
Great Northern Railroad. and Texas and Pacific
O. A. WHITNEY d CO., Agents, 3
1e1 ~ Corner Magazine and Natchez SITS.
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LIVERPOOL.
LIVERPOOL SOUTHERN 8. 8. LuNI

~NHT. The steamship i.
Ne4ks&kA& FIRE QUEEN,
sIs Williams. Commander
will sail on or about January 5. 1877, from hef
wharf. foot Of Calliope street.
Wlll receive cotton and sign through bills o
fading fors the Continent. between Havre and
Cronstadt. ri -, =
These steamships, being of light draft, wi
without detention.
For freight apply to
OCEAN IL CO.,
de11y 40 Carondelet street.
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BY KRiirOmfs.
MORGAN'S LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAIL
ROAD

MORGAh'S LOUISIANA AND TEXAS KALI
,t. ROAD
Jan TO hhds sugar 81 bbls molasses Robert Hare
45l do ~ hhds sugar John Calder-32 do bbls mo.
1a,sss Richard MiIikenY-24 do Clamp Bros &co--Ts
do i6 hhds sugar d L Kernon 3 do J M Walst--3
do John Adams kgo-----9 do 10 bbis moiasses ) M
Pntnan--3G do II hhds sugar L Godchaux--20 do SO
bbls molasses .rno King &co-20 do M Shelly Geo
"A do Al bbds gar Bush & Levert-2 bales cotton j
rnsnam2 a.on h.na
W BuTbridpe eco McGehes, Snowden & Violet
Clapp Bros &co- 2 Bush u Levert---1 Dbl sugar
Dbl moasses Robert Hare---.-30 dry hides Lehman
&co-4S do III Groebel--3i DO Dufour-ll DO sack
wool r Beer-1 bdi gr hldeSJ Sp0r---9 bdls do
dry do Lacassagne--7 bds or do Kerr Salles-
Toa II Gales cotton 25b hhds sugar Dbl DO 1913 Dds
molasseB #
Per steamship Harlan. from Clinton % bales hides
652 bales cotton o. Whitney &co--72 boxes bacon
Miller, Dolhonde &e0---s0 casks shoulders Schwa-
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