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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-13
THE WAR PATH.
From the YeIlOwsfOne-Terry,s DfsposI
lion of His Troops.

lion of His Troops.
NEW York September IA special dis
patch from Terry's camp. on the Yellow
stone, near Glendine, September 6, via Bis
marck,. Dakota Territory, says Gene raj
Terry this morning issued an order dissolv.
ing his operating column.
General GibbOn, with mounted troops.
leaves in the morning for Fort Ellis. Major
Reno, with the Seventh Cavalry and Major
Moore's battalion of the Sixth Infantry.
will patrol the north bank of the Yellow.
STONE IN order to prevent any band of
hostile Sioux that may be retreating
before General Crook, from crossing
the river. Colonel Otis, with the Twenty
In charge of the subsistence depot. GIN.
ersl Terry and staff will proceed to Buford
by steamboat. The General will rive his
whole attention to the forwarding Of sup.
plies to new posts on the Tongue river. The
campaign may be regarded as virtually at
IN end, 90 far as General Terry's column is
concerned. Every body in camp is delighted.
they were not likely to accom- piish mnch
good BY remaining in the field.
General Crooks Apprehepsions.
ST. PAUL. September l2-Advices from
General Crook to the second are to the eff
zone
back, and Crook is apprehensive about his
wagon train.
Trouble Ahead-The "l4ong Roll', at
Standing Rock.
ST. PAUL, SeDtember IA Bismarck
special to the Pioneer Press says advices
just received from Standing Rock agency
indicate considerable trouble ahead. A chief
named John Gross was arrested for carry
ing supplies to the hostile camp, creating
. strong feeling between the Indians and
military who made the arrest. The courier
who brings this news reports that before he
nad crossed the river opposite Standing
Rock he heard the long roll beat and bngle
sound, and saw soldiers and white men
running toward military headquarters.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-13
By Roey q 0Connor.
EXCELLENT BUSINESS STAND.

DY HOEY Il O'CONNOR-NICHOLA J.
d HOey, AuctlOneer-Of1ce No. Is Commercial
place-HA rURDAl. September 49, 1870, at Twelve
O'clock NJ at tho Merchants and Aucti0neers' M
change on Royal, between Canal and custom
house str. cts, 10 this city of New OreaDs Tor &C
co, NJ q, d rIsk If Thomas Mcnanon. the former
On, cha SER who has declined to comply Will the
adi &c lion made to him ON tho four etDth OF
june. 1873 which former sale and a6Judicatinn
wa ma e under and by virtue OF an order re o.
der-d py TIE nonOrst l. the Second District Court
for the parish of Orr ans the ninth Of May 1873,
will be sold by public auction. the following
valuable property, TO wit
THE Ltr Or GROUND in the First District OF
this city in Il 9 square bounded by Magazine,
ann elod md p ey.arre streets. designated as
lot No. l. ~ d IN, Aeurng 2s feet ron, on Magazine
s,r-tl b, i2U teeE in depth and front on Delord
s,..t M forming ,he corner of Magazine and
ID, lord etieots 1h- imprOvem. nts compile q
the. -srory brick hous', with store below and
ble,, sheds, etc. Tn is ore o. the eldest and
Terms One-thirG ca h the remainder at one and
tw" yeaIs credit from the day OF sse, in notes Of
the purcb asers bearing irteres OF eight per cent
per annum secured by special mortgage and ven.
dO:'s lien, with the penal clause of i've per cent
attorney fees in the event Of huit to Lf0rce pay
ment of The notes; The purchaser to keep the i'm
Prov insured for their fun value and trans
fer the policy to the holder OF the note 8, and as
me pay ment over and above the bid Of all taxes
for the year 1873.
Act Of sale 1t the expense Of the purchaser. be.
fore W. CAstell, notary public. se8 10 10 %
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HANDSOME FRAME COTTAGE, ON WASHING.
TON, BETWEEN 81. PA RICK AND ST
DENIS STREETS, NEAR The NEW ASYLUM
SUCCESSION OF ALBERT WEISSR
Second District Court for the Parrish of Orleans-
No. 81 778.

- Office No. 81 Camp street.-SATURDAl. Octo-
Der H. 1876, at twelve O'Clock NJ, at the St Charles
Auction Exchange. in the rOtunda Of the ST.
G zee Hotel, in this city. will be sold at pub ic
auction BY and in pursuance of an order from the
Hon. a. L. Tissot, judge Of the Second District
Court for the parish Of Orleans dated the twenty
tn of August. 1876. and rendered in the above
entitled succession, he following described prop.
erty, to wit
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. together with all
the imp ovements thereon, situated in the Fo nth
Dist let Of this city, in the square bounded b.
Washington. sixth: st; Patrick ard St. Denis
streets, DIS grated by the No. S. a-urng 30 feet
front Ga Warrington street. by l49 feet IN depth;
together with the handsome frame cottage dwell.
ing thereon.
Terms-One-third cash aud the balance on SIX,
twelve and eighteen months' credit, for notes
specially secured by mortgage ard vendors hen
on the property. having the usual clauses IF eight
per cent per snnum interest. from the day of sale
mt final paym~vt; five per cent attorney q f. ca:
binding the pu' chnsel to pay, in event the notes
given in payment should have to be epforced by
sn,t. The i'm. row ments t. be kept insured and
policy transferred to the holder of the notes and
to assume payment of the taxes for the wear 1876
payable in 1877, over AID above the price Of adju.
die alton
Act Of sale at the expense of the purchasers. be.
tore Joseph CORN. Esq notary public.
+. ID is 20 30 o. IA
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By O. +. 0irardey.
A SUBSTANTIALLY BUILT TwOSTORY BRICK
STORE AND DWELLING, NO. 464 MAGAZINE,
BETWEEN RACE AND ROBIN STREETS.
SUCCESSION OF DANIEL McKENDRICK
Secord District Court for the Parish of OrleAAs-

RY c.. E: GIRARDEY. AUCTIONRER-
ID Office No. 81 Camp .treet-SArURDAY. October
IA, 1876. at twelve O'Clock NJ, will be sold at
public auction in the rotunda Of the st. Charles
Hotel. St Charles street in this city by virtue
and il pursuance of order from the Hon.
A. L. Tissot. judge Of the Second District Court
for the parish of Orleans, dated August 20, 1876,
and rendered in the above entitled succession,
the follow rg described proper v. to wit
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. together with
the buildie gs and Improvements thereon. situated
in the fiIss District IF tn citv, 10 the square
bounded By Ma azine, Constance Robin and
hace streets, assuring % feet inches lines
mont on NJ Sasire street, by q Depth between
paiallrl mes of .O6 feet 10 inches lines
Together with the Improvements thereon, com.
pri-ing the subst Antialy built. twostory brick
store and dwelling No. 464 Magazine street well
known ss the plumbing establis hment of the late
deceased, and lattery as the popular grocery and
ma ket OF Mr.. Mschade whose lease expires ON or
about the FIRST OF November neat
Terms-Cash. d. post of ten per cent on the
purchase p'lce to be paid at the moment OF adju.
dicatlOn, and the purchaser to a sumo payment of
The taxes for 1876 paw bile in 1877, and above
the price of adjud cation.
Act Of sale before ". c. s.ell, ESQ, notary pub
lie, al the purchasers e1t~I.a.
sel3 Is % so OCT IA
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-13

BILE for agricultural use, or such q are use-
lees for war purposes.
The DiaFie Chaagea Hands.
The Diario signalizes the change. in its
editorial management by IN article attack
ing the Bible rs . tacit negati0n of the
principle Of authority, and declaring that
the Catholic Church 10 the only firm sup
porter of that principle. The Diario
promises to give in its columns loyal, de-
cided and enthusiastic aid to everything
which may tend to uphold authority.
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demand END
| rather better snppls, and up to IL NJ. fully 1000
b j. had changed h ,nds. after which furth4 r
transact on, were I, ported to the extent Of 800
"a es making total ior he d as noted above of
1890 bales. The dem nd ran mostly lew crop
and the competition among buyer full' sustained
yesterdays lm, ro,e mert. Additional gloomy
worm aeeouote increased the couddence or fac
tore and il a few msti ces they unwilli q
to accept tie rulit rates. holding middling, for
ex mple. firmly at III &c.
Tbs d spat-Les reported Liverpool quiet and
STEADY at previous rai.s ), with sales of 500 bales
and arrivals stea5y Ma ncheser also sic IDS; Havre
4, it'll good demand. IA IolceEs selling jreely;
vari ton, ard 1872 &c over for futures.
The saes or the past Oh, re davs sum ~ 800
ba.s GOO III Sa u day. 1900 yesterday. including
leo not rtpoite until TO- ay, and 1900 day
ngai g 1850 TO- the coIrespohdl'g time last week
and 1900 he week oe'ore.
Receipts snce Frioay evening 4277 bslea, en-
bracing 1909 from otht delivery ports (of which
proper against l459 per at week, and 25tO last
year: Tot i sipce august 81, 1913 bales, gAinst
4754 last year liner as l24.
The eXDOi ts Imprise $3.50 bales, embracing 1910
to HAVE ard so 10 Vera Graz
fne Exchange . eSrsus make the receipts at
all the ports nom II NJ yes erdsy to II N TO-DAY
4746 bales against 1918 last week and $3.50 last
year, and since Friday, 1929 bs es. agai It 9266
last week aud Is SIG - YEAR. 1ota. since August
81, 40,05l ba es. ag 80 265 to sunday noon
September II last " ar--iicress 9786.
Exports (.riday t. Mosday incusive) to Great
Brit ain 5845 Daes, against 2'o8 last Elk. and
200 last ear. and to The con,in' Mt $50 bales,
against 200 last We. K and none last .ear.
Stocks 1t all tho delivery g, made up to
II NJ, 1883 bales against III 2s4 last week and
81 1857 LIST year
fne Exchange makes the amount on shipboard
not c cared (hefOie to days exeorte) 1918 bales,
embracing 5000 for Liverpool, 1876 for havre and
64l for coast wise ports. leaving In presses agree
ably to ITS account at 10 NJ. "a, ils bsles, only Q
part of which is actually Oh sale.
At noon ,O-dsy mlddllnR was quoted at Calves
ton at lOac, 1t Mobile 1T lnasc, At Ssvsn-
RAN at l0tc, at Charleston At lOa4 0IOhc. at vii.
ming Oh at I0sc. Ut Norfolk 1T Nc. a, Baltimore
at HE. 1T New York at IL 9l6.., ut Bos at l2c,
81 Memphis at llc and at Augusta at lObc.
fhe Exchange reports: Sales Zoo bales. Market
active and firm" Its sales are compu ed from p
NJ Yesterday to 3 P. NJ. TO-DAY.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-13

Sir Philip Francis, who was q great gour-
mand, once ut city feast enviously
watched his next Deighbor, who VS. busy
eating bowl of turtle soup, and keeping
piece of greeL fat for the bonnie bouehe.
Sir Philip, unable ut last to resist it, seized
The delicate moreel with his fork and trans
stranger his card, said, Sir, l am ready to
make you the most ample apology, or give
you the satisfaction of gentleman, but l
must say you had no right to throw such
temptation in my way"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-13
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.
NONE TARY.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN, I
TuxspAY EVENING. September u, 1876.

We learn that the Bibernis National Bank has
received the consent Of the Controller Of the Cur.
rencv to reduce its capital stock from $50O,0O to
$4,000, which was agreed upon BY more than
two thirds OF its stockholders on the thirty first
ultmo. The asst is Of III institution are esii.
mate At 10 p cent more than the reduced capital,
al d it 10 1eeved that u, der the auspices Of its
nav and influe1 ti.l board and the strong backing
which has upheld l. through several financial
strains its vitality win be lnfused with spirit of
increased en,r9y benedc, al to its customers as
well as t. its stockhode q.
The demand for discounts continued fair to day
at the banks, aud without any change the
street. Commercial paper showed no quotable
variation. UIder the de cline at New York. g0le
was he low T, but sold 10 only lin ted exi emit
Foreign exchange Flowed the course of GO d, ster
ling CT. ng At INC about 80 p cent lower.
Only few sales we're reported. New York sight
was dull, with commercial unchanged, but the
bank checking rate WAS reduced, the banks draw
ing at \ + cert premium, against j OA yester-
dav. Stocks we're dull State cOnsOls we're quiet
and weak at previous rates. Under a better dr.
mand pr. MUM bonds sold to a fair extent and ad-
vsnced ab ut y y cent.
We con- nue to quote exceptional paper 1t -0s
p cent p anuun discount; Al do at coll. and
second grade ct 1903 First clsse mortgages still
rule at 9OlO p cent p arnum, and second grade
Continue entirely nominal
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-13

The sale of Is shares Mutual National Bank
yesterday should lave been repOr ed at k83.
The seles not reported at the kx' hsnge were
$1,000 premium bonds at 81 i, and s 10 900 at 80.
htOcks continued dull
State consOls wer- quiet and weak at 57k d58.
Under better d. mand prem ium bonds ,iu to a
fair .xte"t and adva.eed nearly p cent clos.
ing At 81 y Q33A,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-13
COMM EKCIAL.

COrTON-The sales to-day summed ND 1900
bale tnOt in' luding 100 additional yesterday at
prices not r, qurlng ANY change in our quotations
We give also the figures aud report Ut The Bx.
change, as below:
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COWS.
SUCCESSION OF JEAN LELLEUX.

RY z. LT-AUCTIONEER-OFF1C
- corner Exchange alley and Benville street.
Ou SATt RDAY, September %, 1876 will be sold at
r. NJ near the corner of CarrOiltOD avenue and
Gasquet sheet. by virtue of order from the
honorable the Second District Court for the mar
Of ORLEANS dated September 8, 1876
SIX cows
ONs MILK WAGON
UNE LOi OF OLD CLOTHING AND TRUNK
leTmb-Ca9o. arl2 Ii q
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Schooner Sunbeam, Ca H. for ksatau Island
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
mo arrivals from ESQ reported.)
STEAMBOATS,
Trenton, Qaa' reveau1, from Washington
Robert f0uag. Danlele, ron W ASH ng.On
81 John. Bergeron from Baton Rouge
stella Block TER bOune. from Laurel Valley
Isabel. OPry. from Lower Coast
EXPORTS.
HAVRE-rhtp James Wright-4340 bales cotton
"a bales moss bales paine t. 5000 srsvos
hCAiAN MIAMI asOncT Sun beam--2O hhla
nour obs pork hat bills beef 3 half bbls iard
Ioooo feel lumber 1000 shinges b1s bacon Al
Kki " EST VIA CEDAR KEYS-stesmsh,p Tan.
PahAnnock-fOr Cedar Keys-238 bbis no.fr 7 bbis
WHISKY III bOs srork $50 ska corn 20 Ak nats ga
nac"i % Dkgs nose FOR Key West-lO8O a5t. 1olr
I0O SKI H. ur 100 sks go SKIS IT. loo aka bran
mdse WI oo -" fAss
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
WAshiNdTOh- Steamer Rob. 1T Young-l47 bales
COTTON ~ Il cotton seed IS SKIS seed cotton IS Ad
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Trenton--I80 bales COT.
Ton o4o sks cotton sood IS sks cotton 20 head
cattle and sundries
BATON hOU6k-Nteamer st JOhn--5 bales COTTON
tks aeod cottOu II sks cotton seed ll34 sks rough
rice 0nG SuElres
LAUREL VALLEY-Steamer stella Block hid.
suf a. go SKIS cough rice and sundr.as
Low kk COASr-Steanor Isabel-399 axis ron oh
r1ce AID sundrss
RECEIPTS BY RAILROADS.
hORGAFS LOU lSLANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD
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CONSTABLES' SALES,


"E s4H4nt, o. Her. Herr vs.. Eugene Ttsdale-
leans No. 6355 'n VI o1
RY VIRTUE OF WRIT OF PERI IA.
seventh justice Of the peace in and for the mar,
.sn OF orleans. in the above entitled cause ~;n
house. on Bera between Live OAK and Mao wars
StNets Si1to District, New Orleans on SATTIenaVS
%g IT, 1876 st twelve oclock NJ the follow
Sks LOT OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE a..
Ssz. Adi lie , as per inventory file in nv ccs
.ss M - ON the spot.
seo 10 10. O. G. PIPER, Constable
Thomas NJ. 10y w. Mr.. ...,.I NJ. -
~ Ooult Iof the parish of Orle.ns, No $3.50
RI sikTUE OF WRIT or FIERI FAC1As To
a. thu e aifecfed BY the honorable the frst instce
will proceed to sell in fron Inc parish OF Orleans
1875 ~ y, "a street. en- WEDNE sDAY. SeptembCr ia
prop. rtv ~ O'Clock NJ the following described
ono One 90, o. empty Cigar Boxes, one lot Showcase.
Armoir two ' So,9 M.r'ors, enc lot Of Pipes. ono
U ~ ;mockingbird and cage and other artcIe. =:
se asd IN tse On aha ME .n N, .tics
"a taro, =. on the spot. suit
w. 1877 N. o'SULLlvAN, Constable.
MIR; and Mrs. N. A Gary Va Ia. ~
ot Justice Court for the parish
RY VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF FrkRr FAoyAs m
in1,;a me rooted bv the Hon. ). W. Falis .anan.TT
esns ." the peace in and for the parish ~ IN
sell At p 1ng aO sa entitled suit viii proceed to
sHh between Mag zine and vo1st.nca on
ISIS at t.elcs' o on WEDNESDAY, September ia
OSE LOT Of SOu x 1nS fSSlloow.ing property
inventory on file fOhNITUkE, - per
Se,zed In the above entitled su,t
rency. spot In United States cur.
=; =. c. c. PIPER, Constable.
Justice "a ra W. Frank Rccker-F1-.,
No. sS,s oouls for the parish Of Orieanss
RI VIRTUE OF WRIT OF R,pp,
ius,ics ~ ,h directed by the honorable thu arsS
VIII p sece n and for the parish Of Or
on on1 e nv q wahouse No. ISL n aGseCn IN
oesef NJ the foi,os PIE nSsI - ISIS At twelve
S Sl;l LOT or HOUssHoLp FuRs 70 FL
T Ts,.ro N the above eptitled and nrw hHs.
n. OsULLIvAN, Coustah,.
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NEW ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE.

God opened At 1l0is 0iI0a, against 10 at New
York aad after limited business closed at lO9 %
HOS, against 1858. in that market. The sales
8 1000 aud $50 coo at llOa, $1,000 at o 3-l6,
: 5000 and $4,000 at ITO aud 8 1850 at ll0a.
Silver ;inued oiuirrty nominal
Under he d-cliue New York sterling fell of
lhc, or about $40 y cent, and anes y per cent.
The safes sieriit We're cOnfiued to $1,000 and
:f20OG bill OF laoi x at SIS q.
tha tales OF francs comprised 10000 and l5O, 600
commercial at -, and d 900 do at 4.30.
At the Close I. Ring b lis were quoted at SIS 260
q for bill of !aong and al CLEAR. and ass 32h
for bank (bank cOun 5er rate -O$5 32h), ana
francs $50 for umerciAl and nOmins for bank.
New YORK sight v as uDcha' ged for comm rcial,
VIII lie the OUTSIDE ank checking r te was cropped.
The sales comprise $4,000, embracing S32 zoe
commercial at i ~ discount, and $4,000,
y 7Uo0 and II 900 DO al par.
The nanks pB.ck' d New York at p cent
premium, against \ al yesterday while CONNER
ciai sight wac stu quite AT par.
TIL, following is the official statement of the
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-13
By 8. 0ulnault.

SUCCESSION OF. ETIBNNE COLONGR
Second District Court for he Parish of Orleans
No. Sc ,534.
PY q. GUINAULT, AUCTIONRBR-OFFICR
- corner Exchange alley and Bienvie street.
On Monday. september Is, 1876 will be sold at
III A. NJ. at No. "a South Market street. bv ylrtne
Of En- order from the honorable the Second District
Court for the parish of Orleans dated August 10
1876 "su'' Ao
A LOT OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND A1r
THE |OFFEEHOUSE FIXTURES
IeTms-Cash aa12 On Ok
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nRS. WALKER & MOSES,
DENTISTS,

DENTISTS,
I1von Circie, entrance Ne. $50 Delerd
strset,
solicit the patronage Of the public, assuring them
sht sttenton In AL operations pertaining TO
pie Of Louisiana VI 'Ae NV
they have engaged the services of competent
oeelstAnts ana every care has been taken In fho
arrsngt ment Of their Offices for the accommoas.
uon and comfort of their patreaA
.Dr b Otto Moses having formed q co-partner.
imp wtn Ut: j. T. Walker, has removed hia ONO
70: ~ bsrenne street to No 1870 Deiord streeh
--o-- 9--.- jel3 sm
(XAS FIXTURES AND RANGER
~ AT NEW YORK PRICkN
Agt n's for the Great
bAR>TOW d WARREN RANGES.
dealers in Gas Fixtures Pumps. Bath rnhs and
n Plumb Materials
NJ 1'ins ana 'as FITTING promptly attended to
sci 3m cod M. 81 Camp street near PoSdd,.s
ENKY BALLARD, UNITED STATES GOV.
- EhNMkNT CONrkAC Or AND DEALkS IN
rUtH,AnE, GOAL AND WOOD. respectfully raonests
puonG patronage IN his line of trade A we'll "a.
soi SUI STOCK Is .lways kept on hand. and will he
sou ~ lowest prices tor each. Orders will he ed
~,snout oelav from he feed areheuse M rs mi.
ton street and No. l01 Peter street n. ar Isfav+ta
VI ron inc Feed store and coal ward at the Garnet
VI o. Denls and Washii gton streets Consienmenra
sle soIclted. and will be disposed OF tn fhs hsss
au.vsntsge OF coneignees Quick sa,es and nyomnt
I'm are guaranteed, and tie best Ieterences
-. =. jy14
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1868.
AumAW1AAA anA RAW~A,

American and Foreign PateDaA
GILMORE CO.. successors to Chip h
ner c.. collectors Patents procured in .lssn
| patent 10 granted. No fees for making prehniisu
examinations No addi tional fees ior cbtalhx
end To Special H.
office. extensions be ore Congress, inffngensat
suite in dasts.t sIa'es. aud ~ litigation ~.
GILMORE co. for pamphlet Of sixty pages.
Old Bounty Land Warrants.
The last I'd TT # the Commissioner of the Gen
era Land Office shows 1881, so, acres Of bounty
unSsr az lass asd rhese we5s ' -
paw cash tor them. Send by registered lester.
where assignments are imperfect we give instrue-
United States General Land once.
Contested land cases prosecuted before the
United st ties General Land Office and Department
of tue lnie rior. Private land claims, mining AID
pre-enption claims and homestead cases attended
Arrears of Pay and Bounty.
omcers soldiers nd sailors Of the late war, OF
Their heirs, are in nany cases entitled to money
from the government, of which they have no
knowledge. Write full history of service and
state state sm"uns Of pay and bounty received Rn-
after examination, will be given you free.
All oMcers soldiers and sailors wounded rup.
tured, or injured in the late War however sigh,ly
car can obtain pension by addressing GILMORE 4
Cases prosecuted by GILMORE co, before the
supreme court of the United States the Court Of
Claims ard the Southern Claims Com mission
Each department of our business is Conducted
In separate buresu. under the charge of the same
exi eriencei parties employed by the old finn.
Prompt attention 10 ali business inrueted to GIL
MORE 4 co Is thus secured. We desire to win
success by deserving it. Address
GILMORE l. CO..
my3l Washing ton District If f,olnrnh,a
IN BANA kI PTLY-COMMkRClAL 7IR1a
= or ndlvlduals DESTROYS of availing themselves
OF the benefit Of the bankrupt act car have their
petitions and schedules prepared strictly accord.
orders Of the United States Supreme Court aud
rnies OF the United States District Court BY ap-
Kellogg, Register in Bankruptcy, in the Custom.
No nvya.
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Meteorological and River Report.
AFTERNOON REPoRr-3.43 Pm

The follow ng statement Of the weather and
rivers Is furn shei by the Signal Service officer sta
toned at New Arltans -
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sales, Receipts and Exports OF Produce.
The following are the sales receipts and exports
of the principal artcles for the past three days:
Articles Sales PacaDts Gxnor~.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-13

| STRAIN BETWEEN BREMEN AND NKw ORLEANS
VIA HAvRB, SOUTHAMPTON AND HAVANA
<E German ia1d vii ~ re. .nn sf tbei9
NZ2nsy&.W regular trips in October 1876 The
| days Of departure and price of pase-
aes v ne Adveri ieed hereafter
These steamers touch outward at Havre and IA
vana, and on their home UP at Havana aud South
the route
Passage tickets from Bremen. Southampton .,
hevre 10 New Orleans Issued by the undersi9nad
For further iEfOrma, on apply to
I'D F. STG( KNEYER l. CO., Aeents.
yo.o M. ~ Union street.
FOh HAVANA VIA CkDAR KEYS AND
KkY WEST.
Omitted states Mail Line. ii
Steamships
sa sIl aRkr I. CLYDE %I1I!Mlsaros.
L. The New Orleans. Fler,A.
<R and Havana Steamship Line
Gill vi, aisgstc1 one q III .Ss.. a4:.
Every Week,
touching q Cedar Keys and Kew West, and CON.
letting with steamers for Tampa
satiS oiiis Of lading issued to all points II
ton and Savannah -' O"AAAs~
SPaeacld passenger accommodations, and throush
uckets given to above points.
go Hedghe recetved without permit from thu
''' freight OF passage ;pp so e 49,.
No. l2O Common stIoo1.