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OO1 WEST 2gTH STA RESPECTABLE WOMAN
ZUl 10 do general homework In a small family; no
objection to 90 the country best city refero@ce from
her last place
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900 EAST 3sTa STA GIRL As SEAMsTREss: A
.)CJ good plain hand sewer tnisher and buttonhole
MAKER no objection 20 the country; home preferred
before wages.
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OIO sTa ST.. THIRD FLOOR, FEoNT-A GEE.
Ol Q man girl 70 do oil kinds II housewor6 anu plaiu
90 wing by hand machine By the week.
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Dressmalsers and seams,resses.

. WEST 33D ST. PRESENT EMPLoYERS).-A n
- spectacle Protestant girl seamstress in privn
family ~ the month; understands cutting and ittin
ladies' aud chdrens dresses OF all kinusi operates
different machines family going to the country pr
ferred
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OF WEST Asst ST. RTNG THIRD BELD.-A
~ Young girl 10 do chamberwork and assist in
laundry % would do in small family city
reference.
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e70 2D Av, BETWEEN 35TH AND 5TH SITS -
u % woman. who thoroughly understands her bust
ne - as cook VIII assist with the washing either city
or country; best city reference.
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C0E EAST 18th STA RESPECTABLE WOMAN
Ze)O plain cook and to assist with the Washng %
ms lauudress best city reference.
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OO1 1sT Az FIRST FLOOR. FRONT.-A RE
OIL spectacle Young girl TO do general homework !.
A. good plain cook. washer and ironer well recon-
mended.
New Orleans Republican., 1875-10-05
THE TURF.
Tho Nashville Races.


NASHVILLE, October 4.-The fall meeting
opened to-day. The track was in good con.
dition and the attendance large. The frsi
race for two year olds, mile dash, was WOE
by Plenty. Clemmie G.. second, Grit third
Time-l:47A.
The second race, for three year olds
mile heats. was won by King Alfonso
Asterlite second, Misdeal third. Time
las. 1:47A.
The third race, dash mile and eighth. was
won by Weatherby, Redmsn second and
Newbern third. Time-l:5SA.
Prospect Park Races.
NEW YORK, October 4.-First day of the
fall meeting of the Prospect Park Associa.
ton. Attendance good.
The race for horses of the 2:a4 class was
won by Blanche. Music second, Cameo
third. The first heat was won by Cameo,
second BY Music. Time-2:261s, 2:24, 2:231a
2:26A, 2;24le.
In the 2:40 race four heats were trotted.
but on account of the darkness postpone
ment was necessary till tomorrow. T. B.
French took the first and third heats, Bay
jack the second and fourth. Time-2:34,
2:30, 2:331s, 2:32.
Inauguration of Chester Driving Park.
CINCINNATI, October 4.-The Chester
Driving Park, the new Cincinnati race
course, will be inaugurated this week with
series of trotting and running races, com.
mencing tomorrow and continuing on the
sixth. seventh, eighth and ninth instant.
Premiums aggregating $4,000 will be Of
fered. There will be two trotting and one
running race each day. The track is in fine
condition.
New Orleans Republican., 1875-10-05
NEW YORK.
A Rough Seance.

Rough Seance.
NEW YORK, October "A large crowd
assembled at Tammany Hall to witness
what was advertised as Spiritualistic
seance. The operators decamped with the
proceeds. The rough portion of the au-
dience broke the cabinet and other stage
furniture.
Body Recovered.
The body of Mr.. Benjamin, WHO was
drowned with DR.. Porteus, has been re-
covered.
Convention of Fire Department EnsIneers.
The third annual convention of the engi.
neers of the fire departments of the United
States convened to-day. Fl. Clay Sexton, OF
st. Louis, presided. Commissioner Perry,
of New York, advocated fire combusti tible
bureau, and bureau for the punishment of
incendiaries. A. c. Hendricks was elected
president. Among the vice presidents is
Thomas O'Connor, of New Orleans.
Marine.
The schooner Monte Christie, from
Charleston, in q heavy gale, split her fore.
sail and lost her fore and main boom.
Sub.Treasury.
Sub-treasury balances-Gold $50, ,O9l, ,034:
currency $56, ,95l ,0s7.
The sub-treasurer paid out $4,000 on &C.
count of interest and $4,000 for bonds.
Customs receipts to-day 1887 900.
New Orleans Republican., 1875-10-05
per cent and leave the actual tare only in

per cent and leave the actual tare only in
the resolution.
A motion to lay this on the table was lost.
On the main question as amended by Mr.,
Wyche the resolutions we're adopted, thus
leaving the tare at ten per cent and recon-
mending planters to brand their packages
with the actual tare.
MIR. Raymond offered a, resolution for q
committee of five TO regulate the tare on
and trade in rice, and it was carried.
President Busy announced the following
committee to attend the convention:
w. C. Raymond, chairman; J. H: Ind
man, Isidore Danziger, A. F. Elliot, NJ. f.
Bonzano, E. s. Keep, A. P. Mason, Joseph
Bowling.
Mr.. Ranlert suggested that the railroad
convention at St. Louis should be attended,
and the president was authorized to ap-
point o committee.
Mr.. Putnam rose to personal explsna-
endeavoring to equalize it he had acted &C.
cording to his conscience, and believed for
the interest of the planter.
He also offered the following:
When one of the congressional commit
tees was taking testimony in this city,
during time of considerable political ex-
citement, certain statements appeared in
ooAA.o - eho NoAy popCIo ao uhViuS Ubcu
made before thai committee by Colonel j..
II. Oglesby, member of this Chamber, and
for many years its honored president, with
reference to the trade OF this city and finan-
cial condition of our people, which provoked
called meeting of the Chamber very soon
thereafter, by notice through the even
ing papers only. At this meeting 1
offered, and majority of the members
then present adopted resolution censuring
Colonel Oglesby for what he was reported
to have done, and which was disavowed by
him in the obnoxious sense charged. This
action of the Chamber does not appear on
its records, but in justice to Colonel Ogles-
by, who was not then present and is not
now in the city, as we'll as to my own sense
of propriety, /, who offered the resolution
referred to, record this my declaration
of regret for such precipitate action, unwar-
rsnted by the facts, as they afterwar ap-
peared.
Colonel Ssndidgs offered the following:
Resotced, By unanimous permission of
the Chamber, that the statement of Mr.. j.
NJ. Putnam be placed in its records as ex-
pressive of its sense of right and justice in
the premises.
The. resolution was adopted and the
Chamber adjourned.
New Orleans Republican., 1875-10-05
POLITICAL NOTICES.

Rooms state Central Executive Commit.
Of the Republican Party, state Of Louisiana,
n Orleans, septem Der 8, 1a15.-To the end of in.
tsrnmen MT IN Louisiana, and view Of the national
i local cor tests of 1876, Instructions have been
klsd by tue State Central Committee of the
ssd psr n hs
principles. Qualified voters. without regard to
6ner party afiiliations, are respectfully invited
subscribe thereto aud organise to the ends re-
DECLARATION OF PRINCIPLES.
] The equality, civil and political, Of all men
1bre the law, and their especial protection in
hghts Of labor. suffrage and public steward.
The republic is nation, one and insepArable.
I The maintenance and enforcement of the
rteenth, fourteenth and fifteenth amendments
An honest, economical and efficient admins.
ton Of the public trusts and the election to that
Of ecrupuloue and capable men only.
I Continued reduction Of taxation.
Opposition to all legislation In the interest of
Re prompt punishment for all pillage in pub
station, and for all assaults upon personal
Free education for oil the children of the State
Ter public sohoolA.
70 :mmig alton is extended hearty welcome
he abundant resources and prosperity which
er their development await labor In Louisiana.
We affirm the cardinal principles OF the BE.
lican party, which haye become the estab
I'D policy of the nation, In especial relation to
enship, enfrsnchisement, civil rights, and TO
internal improvements already projected in
III Of our present commercial and agricultural
|de to wit, In river outlet and the rebuilding
bs lsveei by national cid, and to promote that
cy and bring about perfect amity bet
blaAses in the State, do promise our beat en-
vors.
The earliest practicable attainment Of aur.
by convertible with ooin, and to that end such
tinuous and unfalteriDg stsps toward resump-
- MAY not embarrass our material interests.
That In this declaration We disavow all par.
"a prejudices, and welcome all citisens who
l desire to unite with us in an earnest effort to
k1re the best measures and servants to Louis.
" order of the COMMITTEES.
s. B. PACKARD, President.
R q. PrrKks, Corresponding Secretary
bl0 I'm
New Orleans Republican., 1875-10-05
WHOLE NUMBER 26l5. !
Baltic. Twenty-four passengers and eleven
small, and built in 1858 st 0ottenberr.

Baltic. Twenty-four passengers and eleven
OF the crew perished. The steamer Wa
small, and built in 1858 ct 0ottenberg.
The Siege Of San Sebastian.
SAN SEBASTIAN, October 4.-The Carlists
threw $50 shells into the CITY on Saturday.
The French are embarkine on 4 Trencl
man-of war. The garrison expects rein
forcemente. The Carlists demand 500, 600
TO discontinue the bombardment. - VI
The Porte's Terms Of AdJustmeut.
CoNsrANrNoPLE, October 4.-The Porte
decrees that the agricultural popul ations
which peacefully follow their svocations,
Will be exempt from Q fourth of the recent
~ imposed tithes, and relieved from arrears
OF OF taxes up to the financial year 1884.
Inc latter exemption is not to apply to
we'll to do cases. Communities are 10 be
represented in an administrative council bv
person chosen ss enjoying their conf.
dence. The reasonable demands of euch
representatives will receive attention. A
gradual realization of these and other re-
forms is decided upon.
Universal Suffrage in Spain.
MADRID, October A decree has bean
published re-enacting the election law of
lS70, which gives q deputy to every 81. 900
people by universal suffrage.
Special Envoy to Cuba.
The government is determined to send
Serin Rubi, former minister of the colonies,
to to Cuba, with unlimited. power to regulate
Military Operations to be Resumed.
The Epoca says military operations in the
North will be resumed as soon as the Gov
ernment is able to send eighty thousand
men to reinforce the army
New Orleans Republican., 1875-10-05
BY TELEG R APH
WASHINGTON.
Marine Disaster,

Marine Disaster.
WAsHNGroN. October 4.-The signal ser
vice observer at Cape May, New Jersey,
reports the schooner David Collins. New
York, for Washing on, sunk opposite Life
Saving Station No. "a, and another schooner
was off station No. 33 this morning, with
colors ct half mast.
HonoFs to the Ex.President.
The Navy Department has advices that
on the twenty seventh all the flags in the
harbor at Honolulu were at half-mast, and
funeral guns were fred in honor of ex-Pres-
ident johnson.
Z Commissioner OF Patents.
Hon. r. H. Duell has assumed the duties
of Commissioner of Patents.
Mail Contract.
The Postoffice Department awarded the
contract from Cadd0 to Fort Sill to George
w. Cook. This is one of the defaulting
routes.
Freedman's Bank Affairs.
Some newspapers have enormously stated
that the Freedman's Savings and Trust
Company will commence paying dividend
of thirty per cent on the first Of November
per cent. The whole number of open
deposit account. are 81 LA. The present
liabilities are 81, 955, ,749. There are about
5000 accounts of less than 81, and at least
$4,000 accounts Less than IS each. As the
commissioners will be much pressed to get
ready for payment by the first of Novem-
Der, no claims should be presented or for
warded before that time.
signal Service Telegraph.
The signal service telegraph line from
Wilmington to Smith Vile, North Carolina,
authorized by the last Congress, is com
pleted, and ready for business. A caution
ary signal station has been already estab-
lished at the latter point for the benefit of
the coast shipping interests.
New Orleans Republican., 1875-10-05
Funding Board.

A special meeting of the board of liquida.
tion was held yesterday.
Present-Lieutenant Governor Antoine,
Treasurer Dubuclet, Secretary of State
Deslonde, Fiscal Agent Baldwin, John
Phelps, president of the Cotton Exchange,
acting Auditor Sholtz.
Absent-Governor Kellogg, Auditor Clin-
ton and Speaker Estilette.
The following communication was read:
ATTORNEY GENERALS OFFICE,
State of Louisiana, )
New Orleans, October 2, 1875.
Lieutenant Governor G. G. Antoine, President of
the Board of Liquidation:
SrR-I have received communication of
+. j.. torstall IL Sons, and which you have
referred to me for my official opinion, in
regard to the funding Of certain bonds pre-
sented BY those gentlemen to the board of
liquidation.
l have examined the grounds upon which
the board declined to find these bonds,
enumerated in their letter, and have no
hesitation in saying that they are extremely
untenable. The absence of one or more Of
the coupons, or in fact of all of them, could
in no manner affect the validity Of the
bonds. The bonds being declared valid by
the supreme Court of the State can not
conceive upon what grounds the board
is too plain to admit of any doubt. r
l am, with high respect, your obedient
ervsant,
A. P. FIELD, Attorney General.
On motion of Mr.. Phelps, seconded by
Mr.. Baldwin, it was resolved to fund only
the following:
New Orleans Republican., 1875-10-05
FOREIGN.

From China.
LONDON. October 4.-The Times has a
telegram from Shanghai, in which it is said
Mr.. Wade is still in Pekin. 1t is reported
that the Hon. Mr.. Grossvenor, second secre-
tary OF the legation, will go to England
with dispatches. The "details are unknown,
but it is not believed final settlement has
been reached.
Brigands In Spain.
Brigands stopped and robbed railroad
train between Saragossa and Barcelona,
Among the passengers were nineteen Amer
loan officers and sailors, supposed to be-
long to the steamer Franklin.
The Tarks Reinforced.
A special dispatch from Ragusa to the
Times reports that the Turks have been re-
inforced at Trebigne and Vleck, and the in.
surgents are retiring toward Gaschako.
The British Csrn Trade.
The Aark Lane cypress, in its review of
the corn trade for the past week, says: The
late heavy rains, strong breezes and reduced
temperature have brought . wide extent of
land into readiness for the plow, and the
opportunity has been fully used here. In
France and Belgium we trust the autumnal
sowings will have better result than in
1874. The downward tendency seems to
have stopped. The country markets are
firm, and in some places prices have I'D
vanced one shilling. Wheat is higher at
Dantzic and the German markets are
dearer.
In Hungary frmness is maintained.
Winter and the closing of the Baltic may
further enhance values.
Resignafiou Of the Servian Ministry,
BELGRADE, October 4.-The Servian min
istry has resigned. Perfect tranquility pre-
walls.
The Ministry resigned in consequence of
the declaration Prince Milan made at Q
secret sitting Of the council. A conserva-
tive ministry Ii forming.
A Chinese War Averted.
SHANGHAI, OctobeR4.-Mr Wade hae poti-
fed the British legation here that the neeo-
tiations at Pekin have averted immediate
war. sa EA e- -qaaSA stS
The Tornado Chases the Uruguay.
HAVANA, October 4.-The Hpanish var
vessel Tornado chased the Uruguay into
Port Reya, jamaica, whsn the cargo VS.
i ovs11sA stsansr Dmssa.
CorunHAcnx. 0sssbse l.-rhs grsaish
stssnsr 4 '. uAesA summing besWssa
Lasss - csRnka6sa, bssisa h ~
b - u. i + Il
New Orleans Republican., 1875-10-05
General Hatch and the Civil Authorities
of Texas.

of Texas.
The San Antonio Herald gives additional
particulars of the conflict of authority be-
tween General Hatch, of the United States
army, and the court of Kinney county,
Texas, alluded to some days since by our
special correspondent. 1t appears that at
the last term of the District Court, held at
Brsckettsville, Barney Gallaher was tried
and acquitted of the murder of United
States soldier, and thereafter two prisoners,
one of them soldier charged with killing
q civilian, escaped from the military guard
house. The grand jury, investigating the
matter, summoned General Hatch to ap-
pear as witness, but he refused, indorsing
on the back of the summons that he did not
recognize tho authority of the court, of the
State, or of Kinney county. The sheriff
made return to the court, stating that Gem
eral Hatch had said he would resist arrest,
and the officers Of the garrison had resolved
to sustain him even at che cost of their com.
missions. He has not been arrested. He il
understood to have said that this action is
taken because Judge Ware is on the bench,
sent by Governor Coke out of his own dis
trict, into that OF Judge Dougherty, for the
express purpose of having him indicted for
his conduct near Ringgold Barracks in rela-
ton to troubles between his men and the
Mexicans. These statements are given by
the Herald on the authority of legal gen
tlemsn from Fort Clarke, who failed to trans
NIT them over the military telegraph. is'2
New Orleans Republican., 1875-10-05

Mr.. Louis Frigerio, No. so Chartres street,
rsports the weather for the past two
days - follows: 's-s Aai3
October Sat sA. M, $50; ct Q p. NJ,
8loi ias p. M,74o. sft q -
=. October EAt g A. n, 74o; at P. H..
Lowest peint during ths>Aights Of Oc-
tsbss end 3, 60. d.t sRsts s
'Raia dzriag ~ afssRaoea Il 0stsbsr 4,
tWs-tsnths e a inch. s.aH ~,
New Orleans Republican., 1875-10-05

A large audience last evening witnessed
the second appearance of sour Vokes,"
who exhibit an aptitude in pleasing q
Southern audience. The ''Troubadours" pre-
sent their claims to the public Is rivals of
the original Vokes. Patchwork" after
the manner of "Belles of the Kitchen" Is
claimed to be more precise and enter
tanning performance,
New Orleans Republican., 1875-10-05

Personal.
Hon. John s. Harris reached home yester-
day from q visit to his former homo in Wis
consin. He returns in excellent health.
General A. 8. Badser returned from CHI
cago night before Last. The trip seems to
have done him much good.
Judge Cuilom, Of the Fifth District Court,
4 expected to returnsto New Orleans Octo-
ber is, -
New Orleans Republican., 1875-10-05

/ The fast mail trains do not start quick
ergNeh >gulsUDine J6suAissnhl6AGni niaia
A. u. Aet % good q 1 =. n. But then
ths 6r.rAis ssst'e eGss6he et6ssr.
New Orleans Republican., 1875-10-05
ADJUSTMENTS.

lax GAIETY THEATRE,
fner Of Barsnne aud Common Streets.
rs FLYNNK.. Proprietor
ARLHS o. WHITE. Stage Manager
E PEOPLES FAvORlTE RESORT,
kN RvRRY NIGHT, WITH THE MOST POWER
FUL VARIETY COMPANY ON TRR
AMERICAN CONTINENT.
loRTY SELECTBD SPECIALITY STARS
Appear ct each entertainment.
pissiou to suit the times-Fifteen, Twenty five
and Fifty Cents.
IS NEW STARS EVERY WEEK.
New Orleans Republican., 1875-10-05
SPECIAL NOTICES.

hueclal Notice.-Union Sons Relief Ass0cia-
n OF Louisisns, New Orleans, October ., 1875
persons having claims against the Union Sons
6}af Association Of Louisiana, wifi present the
tne' properly authenticated, to the undersigned;
4 All persons indebted to the said association
Il please come forward and se tile, within TEN
III. PETER JOSEPH,
Chairman Of Srecial Committee,
Last No. 200 Spain street.
.t,ce,-Ofiice of the New Orleans Pacific
NV Company-The third installment of TEN
CBNT to the capital stock of this company
IN due ard payable at the Office Of the COM
n No. SO Magazine street.
n order of the board.
Ss4t &. L. RANLETT, Secretary.
New Orleans Republican., 1875-10-05
REMOVALS..

p. m. PoGHERrT HAS REMOVED
u yRoN ta
|p4 and O6 q No. l32 Canal Street.
TWILL OPEN NEW GOODS NEXT WEEK.
iins Of Millinery Articles. etc. oc3
New Orleans Republican., 1875-10-05

plcations for the rent Of Hat Room and Res.
nj 70 be Loft with B. b. Benrers, at the Office
Flremen's Insurance Company, corner Of
Ter and Camp streets. oc3 Su Tu Pr
New Orleans Republican., 1875-10-05

NA'F EFldE1'1 ~ y Is-sNtlsll ssalsA 4
gkEpsz
New Orleans Republican., 1875-10-05

Lost by one vote last session, which was
accidental, but We will be backed by more
strength next time; the only thing which
enables the country to sustain itself is
the vast resources Of the Southern States.
Cotton u king yet, and NO man can ignore
this fact; cotton 10 the only thing that can
settle our balances, the world over. The
subject was . prolific one, and great deal
might be said concerning it; but he only
proposed to advance . "hedge argument"
which he believed to be true. In advancing
the claims Of the undertaking, much care
shonld & be taken. The prosperity. of the
great Mississippi valley has ceased to be .
work OF State effort; il is one for the ma
tionai good, and the work suggested should
come from the rich mans purse, rebound to
the poor mans glory and our national mu-
nificence. The rich man pays the expense,
the poor man gets it, and the whole nation
enjoys it. He belonged to no ring, or any
pecnianng class, and spoke and would act
without fear or hesitation.
Ooicnei Duncan = Kenner followed. and
hoped there wouldn't be any long winded
speeches; he wanted work and not speeches,
and trusted the work of the convention
would be finished during the evening. He
read number Of resolutions, which he
thought embraced essentially and particu-
Larry what was requested of the convention.
Sundry other reeolutions were read, whom,
upon motion of Colonel Kenner, the entire
resolutiona were referred to the following
committee % report at p. NJ: d. +. Ken
ner. =. D. Iarrar, w. L. McAillen, o. Mayo,
G. W. Sappington. w. w. johnson, j. N.
Bofingsr, i. II. Cockssll, J. ii. D. Bovmer,
B. G. Humphreys and y. JeHords.
At sevsn O'Clock the convention was again
esl!ed e order " Rresidsnt Bogy, when
Celoael DunoeA j. Kennsr presented the
ts1 ts.ls~isS tsPoss e t.s COMMITTEES On sssolg-
New Orleans Republican., 1875-10-05

GRAND FESTIVAL
viii be given by the
pMMIT TEE OF BROTHERS.
On Tuesday, October 5, 1875,
AT EXPOSITION BUILDING,
entrance on Carondelet street,,
For the Benefit of the
LLIAM THOMPSON LODGE, NO.
1907, g. U. OF o. r.
Anclng will commence ct twelve O'Clock.
Committee Of Arrangements:
j. Il. THOMPSON, Chairman;
! GRAVES, THOMAS ALbxAEDBR.
&zS LEWIS, L. D. THOMPSON.
omission fifty cents.
>ors opened at 1880 P. M. oc5 IL
RAND DRESS AND FIREMEN's
BALL,
t.tI To be given by
pUISIANA HOSE COMPANY,
GRUNEWALD HALL,
furday Evening, November 6, IS7J.
New Orleans Republican., 1875-10-05

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CONSTABLES' SALES.

H. BeraOs. igiers WiDeber,y subro.
rO&et d. vs.. Robe 4 BOon and wife in sodo-
nth Justice Court for the Parish of Orleans
No. 8ll
IlI VIRTUE OF WRIT OP F1RRI FACfAS TO
~ me directed by tho Hon. W. L. Thompson.
3fh Justice OF thu Pace for the par sh OF Or.
Iesas. IL he above entitled SUIT will proceed to
In u pub Ic aucti n. In from, OF the Fifth Justice
SI1rt. leTe street. Filth DistricI Of this city
|CAIUkDAY, January 80. 1875. al twelve O'Clock NJ,
= s"li0 " ing described properiy, 10 W.T..
.neDts thereon rehts. ways, etc, situated in
1Snonogh Fifth District Of tn 8 city right bank
- g tne river in The square bounded by Madison,
c Arrlas Decatur q ID xonroe st, e+ts designats
y tho No 81. and measuring 90 feet front on Mad-
m street. by l2o feet in depth. between parallel
11ee. French measu urr
Sssod In the sbove entitled aud numbered suit
1eros-CAAh on the spot,
.9esa q saas 70 Be passsd before W q. Seymour
- ,n.Ota!y; st puroAaser's expense
&eAtFNN0 y. G. 0NYxT, Capstsh,e.