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Annoyed by the skepttciem OF which Mr..
LockycF ID the centre, regarding bis discovery
of Oxygen in the SUI, Prof. 1lcury Draper has
taken new act Of negatives ol tho solar spec-
trusn uu q scalo taxing the utmost resources Of
h!s Instruments. a.sd probably aInong the lsrg-
est. II Lot tllc very largest, HAT hare ever been
takeD. 1t Is, however, . difficult thing to fur
uish conlp!efG register Of u serlca Ut spertru-
seoptc observations by lneans Of phuto9raplls,
although ut pEesent thcro is no 0.lleF m9thud
excerpt tsat Ut tho commonplace book, ailu
hcre tllc personal factor involved Ia q conatant
source OF tuaccuracy and distsust. When tbs
photographs Are accompanied with lucid text
descriptive Of ihn experiment, It's arrangement
Of detail. etc, tbs personal faetor u verified
BY the unerriug tnpessoual; and Til. u
the method that rruf. Drspcr has a4iopted
Ia the memoir Ao u now pEepar-
ing for the Academy Of Sciences aud tho Co,,jD-
tet Rt'u|us. At tho same, time the experiments
showtn. tho rapid shifting OF slH spectrum
xheu carbon Is substituted, together With other
verifying data. cAuuot bs expressed On paper,
aud Must be Witnessed 10 hs fairly weighed.
The Professor expects to ltnlsh bis memoir In
Tue coursa Of lew weeks, and, in the maau-
time, denies hImself to Rll vt1itors e1ceot few
tntilnate friends WHO ate III tho secret. It belng
necessary, unfortunately, for the dlscoyerrr tu
guard his laboratory " u lser guards hla hoard,
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biography than tic two chapters which Mr..
Smiles hi. i,crc accorded him. Prof. Hckic, 1T
rrsfcw OF this Lille III Drk." published In
Jtnntinn -fatHrt, saws also t!El! Mr. Smiles has
VERY fnenErc knowledge Of geology. n,ri hppar-
cntIv none at Al uf lie geology Of Catlhhess,--
statements which VIC mist a"rcpt on this testl-
mony. No doubt there iA< t,ccn natural dis
nosttton on the rart Of sr. Smiles to cxhgRcratc
The Importance of Dicks contributions u, 0col-
oEy bnt, whether this be trnc not, 1t IL hnrlly
possible to oyercsttmatc the value nj such life
aa tllht nt Dick. Fills patient toiIinV in i!c face
OF poverty. rit1tcule, aud fatigue 10 act knowl.
edge Tor lte own sake ls onn Of the noblcst TX
amptcs TINT history contains. III no other coltn-
try than Scotland probably woul man. thus
consumed by tr,tc thirst for knowledge. tins
tHtlntlrtoltsa aelfcnyfnr. permitted to LIVE
without practical encouragement at.d nd. The
ekchpncsA 0f everything ihcre-knowlrtlEc and
human life fnclutrh-lMs made tic pursuit. of
Earning under .ltlilc,litcs the common falc Ut
ll1c wh"fc ponulatnn, "a TINT thu nrc-cmfncnt
.abittky Of man like Robert Dftk Ia scarcely np
prectatctt. But II aeAos nt times almost worth
the while TINT Dick should havc lived n,nl died
As c did, 10 ortier that Ills virtues hhoud DO tho
more conspicuous un,i the influence Df his life
upon oostcrty ,narc enduring. f"Robert Dick,
Baker OF Th1ir*u, 0cotoRst md l,ptnnist." Dy
Samuel Smiles, LID. With Il portrait nt,l
saritIus illustrations. Npw YORK: Harper d
Dros. Price, $l.5p.)
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Tie History ot Co-0pcsatiun IN England"
BY GcoEEu Jaeob IIolyoake, Ia now completed.
The secou4 volume ~ expected TO appear vesy
soou. lnc v.,lume Includes The story OF the
new Industrial movement from 1915 to tic sud
Of 1878. 1t Ia dedicated to Mr. John Bright.
sir. Fttzpatrkck IL writing biography Of the
late Charlrs Laves. II will contain certatu chm D.
sers OF "liarry i.osreuuer" which went aslray
In manuscript, which had 10 b. rewritten IRON
memory, anl which were not recovered TIL long
after tlse appearance Of the uoyss.-Alaausuas,
Mr. Cutter, Of The Boston Atheunum, while
contributing monthly TO tho Litraru Journal
luauJ pages uf p4instakiu4 nute4 On current
autobiography, u also, VIZ understand, ut work On
thu htollogFuohy u tie Devil though ae Is ucr-
lzps tae laat 3uAu TO NAou 1t could be q labor
OF love(.-IAs Librarian.
Tho Saturday Revf4y refess to the horse whip
plug scene !n ueurKs Maclouala'4 last novel
thus: Many OF. the absun1,tiss aud even vul-
garittes eout2tue 10 Mr. Ma11lonalu's novel otter
themselves ~ fatr marks Tor ridirulr; but
~ xruss aud defiant ~ outrage 40 tlts uoon tlae
euustlou laws Of literary deceacy must be
driven. not laughed out OF court To serve
this puFpuss 1t Is probably enough thut we Auys
Ktsea our readers . sks&ch u this scene, 1eaylug
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% mn's ~ .he 1e.1o.iau fss. 10 IL shs i
ford haa taken 81 tts e,At a1ad aI1s,'nupt.,~
hotte-trotiin9 Il fairs iulures tue eg;l'tuu4ts u
ur at lyaat That portion VI II ~ o'4t
u bat Oh ths wrong h0rte.
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SCIENCE NOTES.
At recent meeting Ut tlie Frcnrh Society Of
NYQaene, DR.. Landecr, In tho collrae OF some
interesting observations on tho subject OF small.
pox au!d that ls remarked that It WIS tu houses
exposed to the north TINT small. .pox ragod tns
least. and hc suggested tt4t inquiry should be
made whether certain winds did uot exercise
particular influence on the development Ut ths
A!sease.-Saatusa Record.
III tl,css days, whun tho electric light appears
to absorb attention, 1t is Interesting to Gnd tlat
all exhibition is to bt opened at bradford on the
l7th OF February of gas-burncrs, gas-stovcs,
en:tness md otiier appliances for tue economic
use of sas Tor domestic aud manufacturing pur-
poses. The rate at which the Use OF eloctsIclt
ns at Illuminating power ID atlyancIu. canio
to moro clearly sown tllan lY tbs TACT tint II,
CarEc. tue easrbn ree, rode maker, ID tnanufast-
urlus 2,oU metres 0t rod pur day.-4ui<,exun..
II. pasteur llaa yccuntly repeated his expert.
ments tO show thai v1nout 5CrMent cannot b
deyelpped tn.iepenicnt!s q the presence Of spe-
tim Ut tic fruit. by wrapping up certain
buHchce uf fruit in cottonwood, 4lIl inclos!ng
0tt,rrs IN hcrmcttcally tealcd glass cases, iu the
protected hlncl,es would yield jules absolute
ly incapsblc of spontaneously entering on fer
mlc,ltattoa. Tlseae autIcipattons wera exactly
fulfilled.
II appears from The observations Of French
surgeon, abunuantly verified by statfstica, Tint
working In m!nrs ID rathrr laborIoua than up-
healthy; Il Ia ccrtauly not tu be compared
with thusc frequent operations 10 which powder
containing lead or mercury Is breathed. bsou.
rhttts IL extremely eolIuion Among the coal
miuess, also sestcular smph, soma, these alIec-
ttons being aggravated bY tho cosl.dust. Ga
tho other hand. pulmonary phtA!sis seems to bo
very rare. 1n kik years ". FsAro did not meet
With MoEc than iHo ca4c& OF death fron this
causa amoog l.S0u uners.
On Ncw-YeaE's Dag llle news arrived that Mr.,
Maskay. ot tue Church Missionary Society, had
at last reached tue southcoAtesu ahu.cs of Wis
tosta NysnIa After being repeatedly Delayed
by uic death ot his comrade, tho lo.s Ut cattle,
and Waut Ut funds, hs ut length accom- pi1bed
his puIEosc. Ol reaching thu lake hc received
conetliatoEy tncssage from Lukonge, Chtsf u
ukeseHe. aud he 1t onco frarlessly aud un-
arued accepted his invitation, md cana tacs to
tage with the murderer Vi Capt, smith a,!u Sit.
UNcll. llkoDRc assured him that he hal no
quarrel with the while men. and that thn death
Of h!s friends had been tue result of their NIX
Ing themselves up In the al1ars u the Arab.
Thk u Ills View Of the ease, but not the eorrcct
one. Sir. Aaekay returned In satety to kaRsc,
where to his delight he met tue Rev, Sir. MI.
son. who bad creased over from ugauds. The
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PERIODICAL I,1rEnAruRE.

r,,n .oo,r,I ,ur,1.- -, thn I.s....1, n.x
4"c scguou n""'pcs ot t''' *i"ef'e az 1anea,
~, ..".....e 49, ., - ~ .ss o" .eseo ~ ~
~ u H.. ~ ~. h.. "'. 80. a.oua pea'oa,sh
claim to favor because It Is neither as witty nor
Us wise ns its model.
w w. ~. -. '1asFay,s '5o'oe" 1sae ne"spaper
will hercafter bo Issued rs magazine. The
number for Jnnuary contains contributions by
sir. Murray, Rose rcrry Cooke. Noru prrrv. NM,
otllerz. Editor and publisher, ". Il. II. Muir.
ray, Boston. Mass. $3.50 nc. aunu,n.
- ,.,,, ~. =, ~. -. aA"""'
aar"e'' haaeat'o"a. Monthly Tor February
contains editorial articles on "Our Common
School Systc,p,n aEdurntloo.n ~ Tho sne11trp.
T.cform.' ..E.,ncatton,] po.tu1at.a J, mi :,
1ee1o'"' "eas'oaat ioseu'"'es' aha
great snIlctT OF otter interesting matter from
HslntrloutorA IT. sew " aosk a'ni chicago: A. =.
barnes u 20. Sl''o per annum.
The 1'ubi;sters' Heekiv 80 long owned hv r.
I.oyroldt. nnw comes out without publtsf,crts
maine. Mr. LcypUldt, however, retalns lie ro-
silIon OF photographic editor, anI tbu nan,c Of
Mr. Il, X. Bawker appears Us general cdttur. il Ii
untiurst tottl tfmt tn latter rentlemon. lnnr con.
uccte4 Will, the ol,ruat, Ia the rljrcbascr.
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org,pIa clcttstry arc here formulated Into four
tI'spe tyncs Or mplcis In each typo nrc n
fer'es Of combinations Varied III nrthmettea,
y pfeI,sStSoni ,.etn OF, NJ Ieass, always 'apano
Th.s siiSn]c ihonoh varirf1 nisn c1hI!t. ti,c
organic world md tjlc worlds organisms in
growth, maturity. anil decay IN their clcmcnts.
~ asslsts, moreover IN Tue making 9t com
ria.s.snns, ri.Is anu some o! she results rcaenea ID
m s.as hnaanor = afo fcnafRaolc' ih1a Riyeeflne n
nn a,eo"q! ttr'atomic): Run-araoet sait' soap.
% smt; segeta9!c ic0ntnen q luent1cn! Win
enlMAt casettf tebrln te an ottuc 0! klnutntn.
I, uI*teu o'ood IS cauSeo " H1c oaN'ux y, w
a.p,'men from oxidation. AloaMen o. otoon
aIu i "Neht arc nike. lhe RluteH oa cercsis nhs
% ..G composition nnl general hfopcstes o.
an'mal nlbt'nrn, febrl,. M'd eastlh. Caseth 10
~. at6tinen a1'ti an atkalt. Ing reader VIII bn
rueIl ihtGreeteu IN ing f',ouerh lights thrbwh on
a!,at'at encm,strYi 70 the reseias,ons ot 1ts
enellcai pnthongY ol ine bIoo'l. lH tuc act1ons
a,ees.es o. o1llation rs fe2tlnE q ahlna III ncat,
H;a ny. ~ ~ ~ .ho hitelmootca 't..eato" =. l.opcr
s.e., M i.c nutnor assumes tat my ssases aas
~ ,nLeip"'s s .. ouetm e'1,nsa -W n'; fs,,po
Ghrclr1. t,h;nwn. fanxrn' Mrf,mro r. r.
limo. Price, SA} E. C,
- .--
AN lNIEHNAIfoNAn EPlsoDE.
i"s ,"ss 'IttIo sRcsS" oy hensy "an1es' 'f''
eAt's'eu An lhtefnato"s. np'suie' eo""
pa'''on.p,eee 20 Dass Ml!eF' asd "as occh
us"teu IKE II, ID t!e lials-iaouf oer'es OF tlle
Messrs' Aarscr%, 1t ratses sone Of tho
social problems considered in "1rcnc Magilli-
cuady." but wit. fur u'ors delicate touch than
~. .''.. ~ '''AI SAINT "t">.'s W WI
tno tfuth' was IN paris extremely
roarsc. In tho international Episo1c,"
the satirc il decentfy clothed, nud Justice Is
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Tic sanitary aspect of crGuaton 90 far as
tic object III view Is concerned, has long becu
ono rs TO which alt parties are agreed. It
is necessary to devise succla1 measures tor the
dsposal Of the dead, At least in large ctt1es and
uopuluus distrlcts. Tho cxnctcnt OF burial in
suburban cemeteries Is only temporary. It may
last our time, but tic next generation will bu
called upon to solve the sanitary problem In
moro permanent way. So serious is the uucs-
tton involved that, II cremation werc the only
trocsss by which the necd could be satisfied, It
would bc incumbent urou lis, in tho supreme
ntarests Ut the public, to recommend tie wuty-
Ing of aIl sentimental objections. VIC are, how
eyer, ~ ~ t,sans ~ suro tint tlle consideration Is
t!nlc, to which Aff. Donald Napier Inns recently
directed attention, Is one that offers many ad-
yanta9cs, while. 30 far as VIC arc awasc, h IL
elective, We ol1cr n0 opinion as to tie manncr
noaes ot s esnas has4ea - solsa ad tG bun e
within tho prceinets of tic gaol wherein
they wero last confined. The manner la which
tue SANG method has been extensively pursued
~ ~ tt;e Jewish people Is tle more interesting.
OF destruction expedited by pouring fcw buck
cts OF water over tho rot1in, nu 1eatcn casing
bettle empioJed Or access for tho flntd being a.
lowed. II Is cnntonlca that The chemical change
act up IL. tp fact, "cfcmaton." without any Ut
tho sensational or other disadvantages attonti-
Ing the tlsn Of fire. lie proposal to adopt tlls
process generally 10 entitled to full coas!.lcr.-
tlun: It clearly obviates tho worst pcria OF tl1o
temporary dangers aside, It must bo admitted
that wilat may be designated the "cartt to
earth method Of disposal Is, as NO have said,
the most natural Rn1 the best. 1t should, nj
course, be recognized tilAt eartbs dttter. Soma
tend to prcscrve organic renlafns deposited In
them, and ore therefore unsuitable for tiac Us
graves. We question whether this matter has
received tho attention 1t deserves.
, 1879-02-08

A REMARKABLE CRusTAC CrAN.
In the course Of the scientiAc expedition In
the American steamer Black to tic north Of
Yucatan in 1877 there was brought up from
1,500 lathoms depth In tho Atlantic crusta-
ccan the peculiar features Of which have re-
Gently formed the subject OF note to the
French Academy by rrok Apttonse hillnc-Ed-
wards, to whom the specimen was sent by prof.
Anasslz. N. Milne Edwards 8nds it typo OF a
new lsonol family, and he calls It Haehynornu.
yf1amieax. TIC animal in question measures
twcnty-threc centtmctrcs tn length a,l ten Ia
breadth. What one Is chiefly struck With f. thu
completely new arrangement 0f tho resulrn-
tory apparatus. 1t conslats Of q
numerous scrles OF branchin in
tile fortn Of TUFTS placed .,etwccn the false al-
lominal claws, anil each hlaslc Of which, cxam-
tnel in the microscopes. Ia found to he tube
c0varrd With very tlno hatrs. Thls exubcrance
Ut respiratory Rptarutus is. doubtless, ncrcssI-
tatcl by tho condiiion Ut lIfu at such 4 grpat
depth. But 1t was hardly to bo expected illat In
region 20 tlark thta etustnecan should l,aye, as
It has, very well.doye|opcd eyes. Each Of them
comprises ,Oo0 facets and Ii placed at the baso
0f tho antcnnsc. According 10 II. MlEne-Ed-
wards, the bathynome probably lives cllnging to
h%D: 1t ia carntyorolts. md seems to feed chiefly
on cephalopodous mollusrs 1t is thought tilu
study Ut such animals Should thIow light on tho
history Ut fossil ctustacaaus, mud especially on
that OF trilobItes.
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CITY AFFAIRS.

NEW ORLEANS, July 26, l819.
10 the Editor OF the Democrat: ..,a1a
what IL the real significance Of afIlcle
WI III the schedule adopted by Inc oon.
stitutional Convention OF Il. the osa,e s "
louisiana II reads thus: There snali 1
be any municipal election u the CUES Oh , mem
r,riaana and Shreveport in December, 1873;
49, Gsnerai Assembly shall provide for q
municipal election II the city Of New Orleans h.
0r gneh I'LL hin the territorial limits OF the
s ssssshu Of Orleans during the year 1889,
md may fig the time a Ter mun hefosa
sl mi 1894" Does this article mean that
fhe General Assembly shall provide for
municipal election e be hela Ia New ssn.n 1Eg
sshaH IN 1880 provide for municipal election
Ia be held on q date designated bg that boay
Hoping that you will give attention 70 a lew lev
81 your admirers, who regard your decisions
- emtnently satisfactory and conclusive,
Weare yours, respectfully, FRIENDS.
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) 10 so,1 arc In active demand and do not go
t haeg gG arn for r. market. The farmers are
ntim,1lntsd to great extrtfons, !ney are Ln I,
~ Inna Instead Of detest their occupation,
snd a aur,cultlre gets rousing impetus. But
aheva all there will NO longer be 9 neces.
aity of taxing the producer TO lind
foreign markets for their produce, and organ
ling ship lines to carry it to distant purts.
The great competition that will exist be-
tween capitalists to secure the most advanta-
geous markets will cause them to ascertain
ali the facts and provide oil the means, thus
relieving Congress OF great amount q IN.
warrantabIe legislation and the people OF
taxes that are simply foolish and extremely
unjust.
[ cannot close this letter without calling
your attention to the fact that this diversion Of
money from Its legitimate purpose 10 the
cause of all the lawlessness 81 ne country,
and the germ Of a terrible agrarlan war thab
must invitably burst upon US at No dlsta u =
day, unless there ID q radical change ID Inc
financial condition OF the country;
the outlines Of this great question o. sucn
vital import to the prosperity ana napplneas ~
of the people, and the prosperity q ouF~ln-
situations Of government; and, While ! uG
not seek to be conspicuous and 90 not lntenu
10 enter into any argument, shall pc pleaseu
to answer any inquiry In relation 70 any
| position have taken,
regard all the causes assigned 1or Inc W
| fortunate condition Of the country, as you g, &c
the questions Of your state dept, totaals
| insignificant when compared with the true
cause. siinterest on 7noneu," and all that II
necessary In order to see 1t and feel 1t IS pa
1 triotism. fortitude and freedom from tne
money influence
i Truly, etc, FELIX.
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a#@ Badly scattered. A
[Chicago Inter-Ocean. ]

Our loved Senators are going to be badly,
scattered during the summer. Bayard Will
drink water from the German springs for his
liver, Thurman will arrange for his boom on
will be down Id two or three counties in ILL
nos. Chandler will go up and conno the little
Hales in Maine, and Blaine look over his pas
lures, and then HE away 70 Ohio to skin
II fhe amusement Booth takes an active
part III the canvass in California, and Don
cameron id Pennsylvania. Davis, Of West
Virginia, is spending his SUI mer n the
mountains. Hamlin and Wheeler are on h =,
apst E,dmunds will roam over Europe;
Johnson. 81 Virginia, Jones, Of Florida, and
lamar are making for the mountains o. VIZ
.inia Anthony Is eatipg CLAIMS 10 Rhode
fsiand. anu Gordon has 1orsaken hls sneep
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order
MomOra DdA.
Bark Nimrod (Nor) from Jamaica for London, with
a cargo of sugar and rum. grounded on the Colorado
Reefs northern coast of Cuba. and was abandoned
by the cautain and She was eubse anenty
gotts off by the crews of two coastwiae schooners
and taken to Mantua and delivered over TO the mari
time authorities A thorough survey having been
held it has been discovered that he vessel as we'll
as cargo had suffered but little injury ana the
matter bas been submitted to the Norwegian Consul
- FOREIGN PORTS.
Havana, July i6-A rived from Pascagoula achr
Daybr eak, Mckay; lssh, cleared, brig Mariana lsp)
Matanzaa, July l7-A2rived from Pensacola sehr
G. w Lockner, Wilmer
[By Gable to the n. Y. Herald
bordeaux July 23-ArIived from New Orleans.
bark Aurora (Sw1, Neiglich
Genoa, July lo--sailsd for New Orleans. hip Sci
oto tBr) Mitchell
Ii ant Nor, Paulsen
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No Gola-Heaaed Canes In heaven.

AT a Southern camp meeting, held many
years ago, says the Boston Transcript, were
liz. One Of them, Brother Davis, had a
wrought np, would emphasize every word BY.
humping It on the platform. During one Of
the sessions OF the camp meeting, when the
public tent was crowded, and Brother DAVIS
was exhorting with all the energy In his
power, Brother Jones appeared with gold
headed cane. Pointing his long, bony finger
at him, Brother Davis exclaimed, Brother
Jones' there'll be no gold headed canes In
heavenr" sNo," said Brother Jones, aDgered
by the sudden attack, .and no wooden-legged
preachers there, either.
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Maximum temperature. 81; minimum, II.

Major. what makes you ok SO pleasedf,
Il have just had some delicious o,sters.
What! bivaves from Barataria already p No.
sirl The King Of Oysters Informs mo that
Barataria oysters will not be healthy until after
August 15" Pray, what kind had you 2" Little
beauties received this morning direct from
HiloxI. at the Borges House, No, 100 Custom
house street"
We direct attention OF our readers to the
advertisement of Fl. Dudley Coleman d Bro.
manufacturers Of corn mills, saw mills and cot
ion presses, etc. They have removed their
stock into a large and commodious new ware
house. and are now prepared with greater
facilities to offer inducements to purchasers.
rbou Tonkaonsa heat sweet navy tof,annn. ~
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The Cincinnati Enquirer has found boy
baby born without arms. Imagine. vain
world, Ii you can, the difficulties that lad will
experience when he attempts to make love to
o girl He can't offer her his arm, and the
onjv way he can bug her Is to plant himself
ii her lap. and while he firmly draws her to
hig heaying BOSOM by clashing one leg around
her syph-lke waist, he can stir her very soul 80. l
with the magnetism Of loye by gently ticking ls
rpf fOOt
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LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.

FThe DHxoCRAT La responsible for none @
sfhe views expressed In the commtnicatlo 11ns
under this head, but no cOnInunlcatlons ~
Il r. printed except from responsible parues.l
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WEATHER BULLETIN.

WAR DEPARThHaT, /
Hirnal Service United States Army. J
Daily meteorological record for the eight hours
ending at 10:Os D. M. Sunday. July ".
Observations taken at the. same moment OF
time at all Stations
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OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT.
Monday July %. 1879.
Arr1v&lk.

EVE
TO Arrive.
I,ura. Martha, lower coast; J. W. Cannon, D.
j. Gay. Bayou Sara; Belle, npper, ~. coast s
i,oris: Paris G. Brown. Cincinnati; Assump-
ton. Donaldsonvile; Yazoo. Fanchon, ODeln,!n,-
sas: Thompson Dean, Vicksburg; John vii
son. Ouaehita.
stage Of the Rivers.
Daily telegraph1o report of the stage of water
II various points. with changes, In the ~ hours
.ntsinR yesterday at D. %.
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FROM THE PASSES.

poRT EADs. July IT. 6 o. m.-Barcmeter 30.
Wind south. light. Weather partially cloudy,
No arrivals
Sailed: schooners W. 3. steelman and jennie
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THE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT, MONDAY, JULY %, 1879

farm and will take In the cool spots In the
North. May they live long, and be wise when
next summoned to public duty.
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MARINE NEWS.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT, !
.tr,lu

July 70, IbIV
Arrived.
No arrivals from sea yesterday
STEAMBOATS,.
Eva, Deb ouche from Upper Coast
Receipts Of Produce.
UPPER COAsT-Per steamer Eva sundres to
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RIVER NEWS.

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Machine and Carriage Bolts.
Nuts, Washers and Nails.
Steel Blacksmith Tools Of 81 descripty Il.
Files, Sand and Emory Pap :, Emory Cl"5h,
Sugar House and Railroad Lamps and Ian
Putnam's Polished and Pointed Horse Shoe
Nails,
Worcester Self feeding Upright Drills.
Morse Patent Twist Drills,
Tank, Ooopers and Boiler Rivets,
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STEEL BARB FENCE WIRE.
KELLY STEEL BARB FENCE WIRE

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some the porte Continent