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PERSONAL.

The Pope II reported to 10 wonderfully we'll and
bright.
Ths Empress Eugcnlo II tn very bad health, re-
qulrlng nedica! attendance almost constantly.
Wagner intends to be buried ii Dayreath. and
has built tomb IN tic garlan attached 10 Ills Villa
II II rald that Tweed will Ia brought home before
election In time 10 have hs States evidence AVAIL
able agalnst Tiidcn.
Mr. Charles Ncade announces that I'll the money
required for thu Lambert fund has been secured.
and NJ further subscriptions will 10 taken.
Tho New York Tribune Rdyisea Ms. Edwards
Plerrepont to "put paddock on hia mouth. with
branch attachment arm'y locking up hts pen."
Harriet ". Preston has written book entitled
.'Tronbadoro and Trouyerea, New and Old. which
vii! be published this fall by leobeFta Bsothors.
Mr. IT,. 4. Mariotts, OF tho hrm OF Marlotte' i
Co., publishers Ut tho New York jfiitinsrV IF1ds
Rtrtt.e, Ia Ia Chicago, stopping Al the Palmer
House.
II is samosel that tho purpose OF J. Q. Floods
rstt 10 Nav York 10 to mako arrangements for tbs
establishment In that city Ut branch OF the NsY2-
d. Uank.
UArun Grant, the English sptculstor, haa sold bis
g1eat uQw hauae u Ksnaington to The Duke Of
Northumberland for ESQ, 700 less than the building
aud ds cossslons eost.
Tho Richmond Enquirer, which suspended the
other day Tor want Ut funds. had reached !ts Hov.
tntIcth vo!umu, sud waa one Of the few newspapers
With history III the soptG.
Tho Nsw Ctatart for lFon,<n publishes tho fol.
lowing condensed argument; IAN at4ht'hour
man, On going homo for hfs supper. found bis wl!o
sitting tn hur bcst clothes on the front doosstsp
reading volume Of travels How u thisf ls ex-
, 1876-09-15

Great interest is excited In Catholic
Europe ut tho proposed elevation Of PErEn
JOINT DEcxn, General Of tho Jesuits, to q
cardina!ase. Tho dispatches announce TINT
this promotion is u.ado at the express dosire
Of Pho Mono, and intimate that tho prospect
i've recipient Of tho berottn will be the future
candidate OF tho Ultramontane party for the
Papaoy. This can hardly DO, % Con. Drcnn
is almost as advanced in years as the present
Head OF tho Church. 1Io was born
in sfohem, Belgium, In 1905, and became
member Of tho Society OF Jesus in 1919. lIo
was appointed Procusator for Austria In
1877. The expulsion Of tho Jcsaits from
that country In the following year drove linn
to belgium, where 10 remained until the
Order was ro-eatablia1od iu the dominioua Of
FnAso1s JosxpH, whoa he ret,,rnoi, aud Ia
bored successfully In the extension OF the
cause III Hungary. In 1858 he was elected
Superior of tho Order. Ilo Is possessed ol
great diplomatic ability, and on save1al occa'
Biuns was employed on worry dolicate mig
sions. Tho elevation OF Gen. DEoKu
would soem to indicate that Pho NoHo IL do,
termined that bis SUCCESSOR shall belong ia
tho ultramontaue wing Of tho Sacred Col.
lara.
, 1876-09-15

aspire to live as they did than upon tho sur
plus earnings Of If" blacks aud tho yiold OF
political r1sos. 1usy look to restoration
Of tho Democratic party for renewal OF
uhoir formor dietntorinl position In national
Affairs, for thoy know tho Democratic party
will owe its SUCCESS to then, nntl TINT they
will control tho caucus. They expect Il
restoration Of aoluetl,ny like tloif old opu-
lonco nntl luxury ut tho expense Of tho North,
aud by tho allowance of Rebel claims for
war losses, which there will DO no lawful
mems Of averting IN case they anccoed to the
control Of the Government. Those nre tho
logical conclusions from Col 1NaERsoLb's
eloquent atntoment Of tho case, and 1t is for
every loyal mud conservative citizen, North
aud South, to ask himself whether tho
danger is not threatening enough to demand
energetic 1,ersonnl opposition.
, 1876-09-15
THE TRIBUNE.

2V kt NNl10E U Z ~ 1F9VHTE'
ILLsoPolls, ILL.,, Sept, IL hear many COM
plants from travellers and others In regard 10
their inability " obtain TIM TRIBUNE either
from the uews.stands ur from the train-boys oa
tie road. That tho complaints arc just hare
found out BY eeperleaes, Two ycarR ago Hyca
at Morgan Park washington Helghts}, SUD -
remainder going to You ltrsoMatly to ind ous t'l.
why we could not obtuIn TIE Tribune u!l t'Ia
e., n. !. Il T. load. Only few days ngo l w.
III Springfield, and could not obtaln TAE lR!Gs .
Of 1Ime.es Ia stuck IN your face, and thcn tl!sy
tell yul how, surns year or two ago, they ~ "hus
stuck +" u, TUE TRIBUNE. How much tic ith'ss
can Afford to puy tor surh discrimination lcafg
Compelling tl,e traiu.boys md usws-,ncn to gixe
tbs peoptu TAH TRIBUNE when thy Nutt IL
Respectfully yuurs, JANIS I. KENT
, 1876-09-15

The Chicago produce market was very ii.
regular yesterday, 10th In regard to activity
and prices, Mess pork closed zoo per b1l
lower, at $10.G74@ld.7o for September and
s14.o.l@lt.95 seller the year. Lard closed 30
per 1oo lbs lower, At $10.46 for October md
S3s:3Gp9,35 soller tho year. Meats were
quiet aud steady, at 03c for summer ehoul-
dcrs, boxed, $50 for do short ribs and VI for
do short cleara. Lake freights were lass
active, at 24c for corn to Buffalo. lail
fsetghts were unchanged. Hghwinea vera
steady, at $1.08 per gallon. Flour Was mod.
era.ely MOTIVE aud strong, Wheat closed 10
lower, at $l.ol5 cash and 91.03t for October.
Corn closed 10 higher, At 45to for September
aud 4A4e for October. Oats c1osed oayy, ut
oa4o cash and a3so for October. Rye w.x
, 1876-09-15

Secretary CHANDLER returned to Washing
ton yesterday from brief visit to Now York.
Ho foets satisfied that Ohio aud Indiana will
both go Republican, the former by q large
apd tho latter by moderate majority. Ho
expects tint Now York will repudiate T11pzs,
aud New Jersey will roll up It's electoral vote
for HAYES. It Is probable that both Ca1i.
fornia and Oregon will do likewise, rs the
MISUNDERSTANDING rolativo to tie Chinese
problem havo beon satisfactorily arranged.
He regards North and South Carolina md
Florida rs euro to givo Republican MAORI.
tfea
, 1876-09-15

Perhaps Of all the Tr1DKs party organs In
tho country tho most abJoot and seryilo ia
the morning edition Of tue late Eesai,Hy
Telegraph. Thore is no psotsnso Of e1amiu.
ing iRsues Oh thoir merits, aud lies are
as glib as tho tongue Of te.1nagant.
T11pxs is altogether lovely aud HAYES irro.
duemably wicked. The ltLDzN party, tied
up 10 the aneivnt herosy Of stata Sovereignty
aud bowed down by tho Oonfoderates Of the
South, can DO no wrong, whilo tho Republic"
an purity, and everything 1t has done, and
, 1876-09-15

Tho statement comes from, Washington
TINT Attorney-Ge General TAFT lns concluded
to alvisn tho President to pardon tho mon
now In tho County Jail for completely in tho
whisky frands. These mon pleatletl guilty,
as they have tostitloa on oath, on tho asss,r-
anco from tho Government TINT, II they did
ploalea guilty, they should tho least pun
ialtnent, and should al bo punished equally.
Ihoy were, however, sentenced variously
from throe months to two years. They have
oil made aflitlavits to this effect Fl. .. Mn
Len, In his affidavit, eays that committee
Of tho second batch was appointed to visit,
and did visit, the Office Of Afr. DANas, and
hIr. A7En, and h1r. DourE1LE, tho Government
attorneys; that aftor general consultation
It WAS agreed that alt but PAuLMAN and RUSH
"shonld plead guilty to two counts and
withdraw thoir opposition to tho condenna-
, 1876-09-15

The International Rifle Match ut Greed.
moor has resulted in q substantial victory for
the American team, which won by 2a In a
scoro Of :,,12C points. Tho second prize ii
awarded to tho Irish team, which made ., l0i.
Tho result gives satisfaction 10 all tho parties
interested except tho delegation from the
land OF the thistle, who protested against the
Americans cnlistfug the services Of GLIDER,
tlLEEyE and Bop1Ng ut tho last momont-
, 1876-09-15

steady, at 644@G5a Barley closed dull, at
7s4c for September and TITO for October.
Hogs wore active and stronger, closing firm
s5.6o@6.25. Oattlo wero fairly active, bnt
prices woro weak and irrcgularly lower.
Sales were reported at $2.0o@5.35. Sheep
were quiet and unchanged. Ono hundred
dollars. in gold would buy sloo.s7i in groen-
bMcka Of tho cioac.
, 1876-09-15

AL that waa left Of Polish local govern
mont To remind tho descendants of Poa1A-
TowgK1 that years ago portion Of their ter
ritozy was forcibly annexed to Russia has
boen wiped out by recent ukaso. The
fctner Independence OF Polish administra-
tive officers has beon abolished, and the like
1ato happened to tho of1lco OF Secretary Of
Btntc for Poland
, 1876-09-15


claimed, where Is my support Il don,tn,o-,
replied his wife; \ began 10 Get yonr bre,t,s's
o'clock this morning. aud my eight hours sns.s
At 2p, m.'" enaea
Some tnvcfesato adycrt1scrs hsyo adon,s, n,
practice OF AnmpIng lrfn.nanlcs aud address, 'us
tho new silver coin. An easy war to hrr.L s. IN
Iutirets ID by genarnl refusal tu accent lin AZ. I'
tgutel coin. wv o'''
Tho New fosk Tstnet has entered upon lin H.,
week OF tho twenty .tfth year Of its exs,rnc, A'.
was founded on TIM 18th Of September, 1S3, y
supplement commemorative Of tho event /, IN a.
lssuea on Monaay next. ~ W
The 1eev Rudolph Wsiczorck has bcen orrc.,,,
In New York on charge OF drawing Inn n.r,t'
Of soldiers long since dead. lilo IL said to bn n4
OF considerable natural and literary abf}ttv ~.
taa written an elaborate work ngntnst calhoti.t.a
II IL believed that Dr.. 11ol1and's scrtbntr ,,,..
ra1s, rcpubllshcd In book form, Wilt l,ayc t} w
falo as similar ventures Of ratke tndwIn an ~
ndort Titan-thst il, will fall st.botn. s,',. "s.
editorials asc not tho stun good books can bo r,aa
Of. Aas
On tho Esd Of August, thu King oi Sweden n,..
sentea Christine Nilsson With tho swr.!t. civil ~,
der. "lour 10 Mcrits." Tho deeoratIon rop,,u.
OF a gold medal. With tho inscription, sin ~.
men,oriam." sur,nounte1 by royal crown ,irbts
sst with brttlIants.
A Brooklyn Clergyman just returned from II.
vacation foresacI ali possible dissppu|ntmnnn MT
to hfs choca Of subjects by announcing fran n.
pn'pas7 ~ na7e moi uecn 10 EUROPE, nps 10 thu
Centennial, NOR to any other place worth mention.
rho ;,r,n,a,,, ,.,t,, ~ H., ,,,u xo.
,t. -, usaI"s.s ~. .si.'a ~ sao ~" 1ofR 3Ft5aM
sa5e tnat tho sct'ns OF certain new man nj lalJa
Thcatro "imprcsscs by rc1oao, spontaneous pr,.
cletou, and 4 certain quality called tcyronnon,'
which leads ono to inquire whether .,.punI."so.. ,
IL = 4
precision !" IL 1ho same Thing rs precise apon'ane..
Cardinal ponnct, Archbishop Of perlcau. h..
tu,v II, /. az ,an.. ~ M, crt h,, t.. >sa'
, 1876-09-15

Tho Fourth District Grconbackors mot in
convention in Elgin yesterday, and nom-
mated the Roy. W. s. DA1on, D. D., as their
candidate for Congress-. The reverend gen.
tlcman, recognizing TINT lia treasures aro
stored III tho " honso not made with hands" :"
declined tho honor. and tho rag-doalers arc
now On the anxious sent looking for an
lnnatla
, 1876-09-15

Tho cable combination aro nkoly to enjoy
their monopoly for Bomo years to como. Tho
Frouch schome for new limo between Now
York and Paris has fallen through, from the
lack Of tho necessary stock subscriptions.
, 1876-09-15

Gen. snEu1pAN has gone TO Fort Laramie
to mect Gen. CRooK, with whom be will ar
range for an activo campaign against the In
dians during tho coming winter.
, 1876-09-15

Sam Tilden's Record.

The SEzth Edition Of TuE Cu1oAao TRD-
uNEs CAMPAIGN TILDEN RECORD has
hp1s ee3.austet1, a !Scpcnh Edition has been
printed and dispatched TO 1Vssconsis, and tho
Eighth Edition eftha most e1ectire Of ali CAM
q,Qign docume,lts is 4.o1o ready. Orders s1oud
b. sent at 0nct.
, 1876-09-15

IL MT. IILDEN nus InRuo or c0nt0mplhte8
making tho statement accredited to him con-
corning his income returns, and this ia all le
has to say on tie subject. ho might better
have adhered to the silent contempt with
which he hGs treated tho discussion for soy-
erh weeks, The reported defense is that in
1861 ho advanced several hundred thousand
dollars to his brothers, who woro manufac-
turing chemists, md that this money was
lost In tho business. This statement soems
scarcely to touch the subject under discus
sion. The most apparent contradiction re-
lates to his income return of 1869, when he
sworo that his taxable income was only
$7,l1s, though he haa subsequently, sworn
that no received $4,000 from d single
client during that ycar. If Mr.. TunEN's
advances to bis brothers were mnde
prior to 1862, they could not possibly havo
becn, in whole or in part, his income for
1869, md It those advances wero subao-
quently lost, they could in no wise atfect tho
actunl income for tho year 1869, Which waa
tho money actually rocoivod Or actually
oarnod during that yoar. But evcn II tho
advances woro mada during tho year 1852,
nnd a1r. T11prS had given or loaned to luis
brothers 100000 actually received or
earned during that year, 1t would in no wiso
relieve him from Ills liability to tho Govern
ment for tho tax thereon. Any construction
Of tho law permitting m operation OF this
Kind would enable every man to avoid the
income ta1 BY nomiually giving or lending
his money to relative Or triond in whom he
, 1876-09-15

cr11cAap LODGE, No, 81, !. o, o. F.-nrother:
You sfa requested 10 ExcelsioE !is esr Clark
and Washntnn. .3ts. Saturday, Gt O'clock TO ncc0n1'
panY liz ChIcaEu battalion Is tc lan KsEal|. ia1.
fIAiied at tue hAlI, ELAS. +. HUHEH- rec.
, 1876-09-15

ORIENTAL LODGE. No. 81 Az. F. md A.. H., w.,
O'Clock for business and Wurk nn thu Y utkffc: ~
order Of the s. ". e. n. TUEkElt, bcGSelaf1s
, 1876-09-15

wrfthfuR victim. readv to blow Ills brains out
should io mnko anv ros;stnnco.
----.-:----
REVIVAL OF Bua1NEBs
It Ia generally conceded TINT there Is an
Improvement In trado. We do not mean
that improvement which ia shown by an in-
cronsed production and an addition to tho
stock Of everything offered for sale. OF tint
improvement thero hns been m abundance,
"a continuity Of production over demand.
This has boon tho r'1lo ever since tho pros
tration. notwithstanding tho great depres-
sion In oil things, and tho shrinkage In
prices, production has continued in excess OF
demand. No mattor how many mills closed,
or how short tho tme OF working, tho stock
On hand has been grcater than the demand
Tor consumption. Ihe result has oeon do
cline OF prices, ana dalos at a loss'
Within tho Inst fow weeks-e1tenuing
back perhaps monsh-thero mas Docn an
Improvement, email but healthtul; tho in'-
provement has been demand for goods 70
such m e1tont rs to lnd1case that IN sone
branches OF trade there mas been revival OF
consumption, thereby creating an increased
demand Tor goods. sinail as TINS improve
mont has been. It has been accepted! as encour-
aging, because It llas boon accepted as ovi.
douco TINT tho bottom has been reacl,ed in
consumption; TINT tho amount Of a given
article bought for uso has sunk as low as It
will 20, and TINT It has actually not only
reached tho minimum, but has begun to
grow inward again. Tho Now York bulletin
enumeratos tho instances whore this i'm.
provenent has been shown. It has extended
to the cottou.Rools trado. III bIoachol
goods, printine.clo.hs, and in prints. n d.
oided adyanco IN prices has been justified by
tho increased tlomaud. Though our focili-
ties for turning out tho coarsor or choapor
GRADES of woolea cloths far excood the
amount producod. and tho supply has boon
for n 1onr tina in excoss Of tho demand.
, 1876-09-15

FIRST swEn1s11 1.onnE. 10: 20. !: 9; Q: P:-Ihu
Tpcfhtf1 will nB.enle at their hall. sp!teatt corner
1t Warrington and Clark.Fta Saturday. hcnt f9.
I76 al Id o'clock c1cort the Chicago battalion e
tho depot MeubeF1 ut tits Or,Er 9te cvf!!aEt nfIsca
to {0in With uE. GEO, u. bhMbhl.s I. =. +.
, 1876-09-15

Grcanbacks at the New York Gold E1
change ycBtortlay closed at 903.
, 1876-09-15
Che Gttl,at,re.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.

rArADLE III ADvANCE-posrAdR fRRrAID At
TllIa oFg1CH,
1,,I,. Ed,ion, pottpxIa, i r,u u.,.,,.,,,...si2.OD
1'sftA Of YcAr PR mouth 'M!
Mailed 10 my adhrcks four 1ctks fur. f.tO
s4unhma3 uheG3 F'ot'oA' ''e'h5 Observation-Disclosures, .,a 800
~ u netiv rrstrrH tvrst......,,.,,.,..n... p.U
tsrts ~ yrsr nrr n,oGt I'D
WEEKLY EDlrIoN, POSTPAID.
Ssi"t, ~ nve - ...........,..,,.,......,. G.UO
fint, ~ twrnt y Cu
PostAHo prepaid ,s,'
Specimen cohics erht free.
10 prevent dcIay md msakca b. sure md gvt PoFt'
ONCE addrcss In full, Including aiate md County
isetnilta1ccs may be msdo either By draft. e1prfia
Toat.ofca es]er or in ceRacrcd letters 1t cur fhE.
FERNS TO CIT sUn3CHtBERs.
pAfy, Delivered Sunday excepted . conts per week
pny, delivered, Sunday Included 80 cents por week
Address TIE TE1DuNE COMPANY
CurncT bfaason aud Dearbos7l'sa.. Chicago, H.
, 1876-09-15

Interstate Exposition.
Laks shore, foot Of Adams street. Afternoon and
, 1876-09-15

Atle2pilI ThentFc.
Monroe street, eotnrr Dearborn. Variety perform"
, 1876-09-15

HTnV1chorsH Theatres
Madison strret hotween stase And Dearborn. "Co'
$fnl,
, 1876-09-15

Wn0d's nfnsennas
hfouroe arrett. between atatt md Dearborn. The
Pour md Proud Of Chicago" Attasnooo and aTeah4'
, 1876-09-15

IIayeriy'a Theatre. ~
Rando1rh street. between Clark md tAaAlse. Cali
forpl8 MInstrais.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-05

WEEKLY MoRrUARY REPoRT.-Dr. Y. r.
LeMonnier, secretary Of the Board Of
Health, reports the following number OF
deaths in the city of New Orleans, for the
week ending Sunday, September 3, at 6 P.
NJ:
One of abscess of the liver, Of abscess
of the psoss. of apoplexy, of asphy xia,
l of Bright disease. Of chronic bronchi tbs,
OF feebleness of birth, i of cholerasinfant-
UNI, of conclusion Of the brain, of CON-
gestion of the brain, 2 of congestion of the
lungs, II of consumption, of infantile CON
WILSON'S, of chronic diarrhea, 2 OF dropsy,
l of dysentery, of chronic dysentery,
drowned, of entero. eolitie, 2 Of enteritis, 6
of congestive fever, 2 of intermittent fever,
6 of malarial fever, of puerperal fever, 3
of scarlet fever, 2 of pernioious fever, 2
Of bilious fever, Of castro enterisis, Of
juries, 2 of lockisw, 3 of infsntile maras-
mus, l of measlee. Of cerebro-spinal menin.
gifts, Of paralysis, of pleuro pneumonia,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-05
OONSTABLES' SALES.

Louisiana Artificial stone Ce1p1ey vs..
A. P. Cleveland-Soventh Justice Coars lo& the
Parish of Orleans. No. 6S6S.
10y VIRTUE or WRIT OF NRRI FACIAS TO
D me directed by the Hen: l. W. Fale.
seventh Justice Of the peace IN and for the pArsn
ceed to ZEN at public auction, In front Of my once
No sos Heea zine street, New Orleaus on To 80DAY,
September s. 1876. ct twelve o'clockA., the follow
-" kSlGNSTY.3NS ssARRs OF STOCK Of the Louap-
lama Artificial Stone Company.
Seized in the above entitled suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
aus7 70 ae5 Z. c. PIPER, Constable
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-05
Q COURT RECORD.
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1876.
Superior District Court.

Superior District Court.
Victor Remand We. tax co'lector.-Sale O
property, advertised for Tuesday, enjoined
on bond of $1,000.
Bartholomy Beurbay VS.. Octave An
foux.-FOr possession of property in the
Third District. purchased at a tax sale
February 20, 1876. Judgment for plaintiff
and sheriff ordered to put him in posses
sion.
Louis L. Mayenno vs.. Mrs. J. II. Milan
don.-For property in Second District, pur.
chased July 81. 1875. Same order.
j. NJ. Brunei vs.. Jean Barpes.-Same or
der.
Louis Bales vs.. F. Commipge ct ais
Injunction against private markets. Rule
to dissolve discharged.
Peirre Lscazs VS.. John Schmidt -Injunc.
ton against private markets. Rule for
contempt discharged, the defendant purg-
ing himself.
First District Court.
No business was done except issuing an
order for jurors.
Fourth District Court.
In session for the trial Of rules.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-05
NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN,, TUESDAY SEPTEMBER s 1876.

l of scrofula, of smallpox, l OF tables
mesenterica, of teethipg. 8 of trismus mas.
centrum. l of wounds, l not stated; total
100. Of the above "a were children under
five years of age. Number inferred from
public institutions, Isl on certificate of coro-
ners, 4; on certificate of midwives, 5. In
addition to the above, stiIborn children
we're reported in the city.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-05

CoOPERs WANT HALF DOLLAR PER
BARRELL.-Boss coopers have lately been
paying their workmen only thirty-fye
cents per barrel, and the workmen contend
that that sum is poor recompense. They
new demand fifty cents, but the employers
decline to give it, saying that they can not
afford to pay more than thirty-fve cents
The consequence is that the journeymen
are on a strike, and it is likely they will
carry their point, a. the busy season is
about to commence.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-05
TAX COLLECTORS sALE-NO. 4462

TAX COLLECTORS sALE-NO. 4463.
STATE OF LOUISIANA PARISH OF ORLEANS,
Fourth District, City OF New Orleans.
STATE OF OUISIANA VS.. -FOUR CERTAIN POE
TONS OF GROUHD, in squares Ms z92 and
2st; assessed in the name OF PETkR H. THODE.
STATE TAX COLLECTORS OFFICE,
Nc. 245 josephine street. :
New Orleans, August %, 1876. }
DY VIRTUE OF TIE POWER IN ME VESTED.
ID by the act of the Legislature Of this State No.
~ Of 1873 approved March IA, 1878, will proceed to
. sell at public auction. at nv office. No. PAS
Josephine street, in the said Fourth District of
this city on TUESDAY, September s. 1876, at twelve
O'clock NJ, the following described property. to
TWO CERTAIN PORTIONS OF GROUND, in
square No. 292, bounded by Rampant DR., AIDES
Felicity and st. Andrew streets lots Nos. 1, 2 and
form the corner VI Rampant and Felicity sire cts
and measure "a by 81 feet; also form the corner of
TWO CERTAIN PORTIONS OF GROUND, in
square No. 296, bounded by Rampant, Franklin.
Ftlcity and St Andrew streets; lots Nos 81 and bS
form the corner OF Rampant and Felicity streets
and measure go by 81 feet; balance of lots front
OF Rampant street. and measures so by s. feet.
Said property having been q ed by me to satisfy
q privilege aad claim due the State Of Louisiana
for taxes upon said property for the year 1874,
amounting to two hundred and thirty. two dol
At said sale the property will not be adj udicated
unless he bid is Tor sufficient amount to satisfy
the aforesaid claim, and also the unpaid taxes
upon said IOpety for the year 1876 together with
all costs and charges which may have accrued.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
State Tax Collector, Fourth District City Of New
Orleans. au24 81 se5
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-05

JEFF HAS RETURNED, QUITE HAPPY
jeff The has no other name that is known
to the public hereabouts) went to the Cen.
tennial Exhibition about two months ago to
make his everlasting fortune by shining
gentlemen's boots. jeff is an exceedingly
sharp little Republican, and during several
the Academy of Music. When he said
good bye to his friends he was but a grass
hopper in sizs, but returns to his stamping
ground nearly grown. He is emphatic in
saying that Philadelphia and such towns
are decidedly great places, but then the
people are not to his liking; his world is in
New Orleans, where he intends to live
and die.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-05
IN BANKRUPTCY,
ESTATE OF Nj. POkORNY,

UNITED STATES MARsHAL's OFFICE,
New Orleans, August 9, 1876. )
THIS Is TO GIVE EOrICE THAT A WAR.
Il rant in bankruptcy has been issued out of
the District Court of the United states for the dis
trict Of Louisiana, against the estate Of NJ
Pokorny, of New Orleans. in the parish Of
Orleans State Of louisiana adiudged a bank.
ment of any debts and the delivery of any prop
erty. belonging to said bankrupt, to him, or
for his use and the transfer of any property by
him forbidden by law; that a meeting Of the
creditors of said bankrupt, to prove their debts
and choose one or more assignees OF his estate will
be held at court of bankruptcy to be holden
on the tewnteth day of October, A. D. 1876, at
twelve O'Clock NJ. at the Customhouse building,
New Orleans, before Z. s. Kellogg, register.
3. B. PACKARD.
aug oc20 United States Marshal.