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FINANCE AND coMMERcg.
Monetary.

Monetary.
WASHINGTON. Friday evening, Nov 10.
In New York to-day money was active;
offered at 2. Exchange dull at 4s2. Gold dull
at 1Osss5lOsN. Rates for carrying 192.
The szrSrreasury balances 1t New York to-
day; GO1d, t5O.isT,sso; currency, t42,642, ,936.
The suh-rrsasurer paid out on account Of inter-
est slis COO f0r bonds, $500. Customs receipts,
e.. 800.
/ KGovernmenE bonds dull sad little lower q. the
following clost1s quotations:
e r.. issl; l; COUPON ...I5A sOs Isss
6D'e, 1857. ............n5a
State bonds quiets nominal
The following quotations Of stats securities
are furnished By II. D. Cooke, jr., & Co., banksrI,
142s = street:
Tsnnsssee s,s. DID,. ~ 8. CatOiIra. peE..-. 8
virgins dSi r. series: Mo-; NSG,:.S. 81; y0s
g. g: .ss sss;si 8 s. Ls1ss DC, s.::::::: 4 4
6eorgi. ss...-----... % Alabama ss..-..---.-. %
Do 8 bonds: ArkaSsas aG ss:.:: ss.:::::::: g
n. Carolina. old. q 40. F's......... s<
Q. Carolina, od....... 81 Gold .lOsS
Stocks active, unsettled and frIner
The following are the closing rates for tna
active stocks, telegraphed to II. b. Cooks, ir, &
90, from the New York Stock exchanges:
R.ciac Rf Mall In;o z5 Ohio Mississippi. y
Northwestern ...... B6 Union Pactnc. S9X
do. pref. 554 Missouri Paciic.....,
Rock Island. ..-...1o0H Mich. Central. ....... az
81. Paul. 204sl bel. Hudson ....... 70
do. pref. 5lSlJersey Central. .....- 2S
&C. and /. @. ........ 50 Del, l.. q Western. -
Erie ..".............. 81 Gold TO carry.........
Han. and st. Joseph. I2H Money 2
Lake shore. 5i6 Gold closed.
New York Central. ..10lA
The following are the total sales Of stocks as
the New York Stock Board, furnished US by h
ID. Cooke, ir, d 20.
Pacific Mail ........ g. zoo Lake Shore ..,,. 81 an
Western Union. 16, 400 N. Y. Central..,, 8O
Northwestern ...... 300 Wabash ,,,,......... 6 "a
Northwestern pref. 3. 100 Union Pacifc....., i9n
Rock Island. l, 100 Missouri Pacific. no
st. Paul. 500 Mich. Central...... 10 40
do. pref....... 8, 100 Del. Hudson..... Sc
Erie..... 3e00 Jersey Central...,, TO- 500
Han. & st. Joseph. 400 Del, L. q West.... IA 90
Messrs. II. E. Omey & Co., bankers northeast
corner Fffteenth and streets, report New YORK
quotations. ss follows:
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WASHINGTON AND OHIO RAILROAD.
sUllMER ARRAN9KMKNr, BEGINNING
APRIL 81 IN6.
TWO TRAIHs DAILY, EXCEPTc a

/ DRIA AND BOUND HILL, '
Leave Washington et Q .. m. AID D. m, and
Alezandria at s:l0 a. m and 1:lo p. m; pass Lees
snd s1e & Round a n Al d snd ND p NJ
Round hil At s:1 a m. n;9 P; m, pass Lessburg.
at Alexandra S:l5 a. m. and 3:15 p. M, and wash
ington at $50 q. m. and SEQ y. m.
Washington and Ohio cars Af the Baltimore and
Potomac railroad station att .. m and D. M, and
20 through 20 Round Hill without change Of cars
The $40 q. m. train from Alexandria and 12:so D,
n; tram m9m n h4una gu hin Connect q keund Hn
ville Berryve and Winchester; also, With Reamer,s
Line Of Coaches, whteh leave Leesburg daily for
Both Trains westward make close connection st
yienn, with sisson's Line Of Stages for rairfsx
Comnutation tickets, . cent. Per nile; ANNA,
tickets, -, X. H. HAvENER
sp1eS General Ticket Agent
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KIN A 3 E!
HIGHEST AWARD At The CENTENNIAL.

The United States Centennial Commission and
the Judges of Awards have unanimously decreed to
MessIs. WIN. KNABE & co. the Diploma OF Honor
and Medal Of Merit for Concert Grand, Parlol
Grand. square and Upright Pianos.
By the system of awards adopted Pianos OF all
grades received medals Of precisely the same char
acter but the true test of merit appears only In the
reports OF the judges accompanying the medals.
The judges pronounce the Knabe Pianos to be 1.-THE
best exponents Of the art of Piono-making,n ~ and
tfully entitled to the leading position, comblniaz
all the requisites of q perfect instrument in me
highest tdegree-power. richness and singing quality
Of tone, and elasticity of touch,
action, solidity and originality Of construction and
81 ~ y, @ ~ y y
the case with other exhibitors In this department
by phrases Indicative of medlocrity.
Sole agency at REICHENBACH's Piano Ware
rooms, 423 Eleventh street. q few doors north of
Pennsylvania avenue. Pianos from different faeto-
ries for sale and rent on the most accommodating
oc2s-lm
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CHERMAN Il HANDY. Auctioneers.
~ ST. Cloud Building.

~ st. Cloud Building.
TEgsTEE,s afyI SALE II 0E E yALgARLE REAL e;
sTREETs SoRTHWEsT. VEN -'h'0oNp
BY Virtue Of qees of of trqst %St to me- dated
Li5sr 10: ;2s. folio is, one o2 The land re:
Columbia, and at the request q the f party So. e.
f%Ted n thereby IS I trustse will sell At pGbIIe a1e,
that piece or parcel OF ground known and dlstin-
corded sub division Of original lot numbered thT-
teen {is in square si1ty-eght Iss) in the city Of
the the northeast corner Of said ot thIrteen
gs on street northwest, and running south on
inches thence west fieeS @ feet thence nee north on
parallel line rev with Line ne Of said lot thirteen @ sixty
fifteen Q5l feet to the place Of beginning contain
Terms Of sale: One hundred @ and twenty-three dol
lars and nineteen cents with interest at the rate of
expenses Of sale in cash; the balance at tweiSe s
months, for which the note OF the purchaser, bear
DEED Of trust Upon the pqopeGy M SOLD Will be
deposit Of }ico viii Be requlred or the purchaser
st the time Of sale and all eonveyancing will be at
Iftefms OF sale are not compiled wi, within seven
pS5spy at the risk and e9i Of she puF
oci7-TuThs&ds suryi1ing Trustee.
til sATukDAY, NoSeassE u, isss Al I O'clock lock
noyI-IuTnSSt surviving Trustee
NHANOERY SALE OF LOTS, IMPROVED
~ BY TWO FRAME HOUSES, ON NORTH II
STREET.
- By virtue of decree passed by the Supreme
Ia Court of the District of Columbia in equity
- cause No. 47s3 docket Is, will sell at public
auction, on the premises, on SATURDAY, the
llth day Of November, ls76, at 4:3o O'Clock p.
those lots Of ground designated upon the plan of
Washington city as lots numbered (6) and seven,
ca in small's subdivision OF square numbered
eight hundred and twenty-eight, (s2S,) together
with the Improvements.
cash: balance in EQUAL instaiments in SIX I6I and
twelve u2l months, for which notes of purchaser,
bearing eight per cent. interest from date until
paid, and secured by deed of trust upon property
sold will be taken: All conveyancing and record
ing at cost Of purchaser If terms not complied
with in i've days from time OF sale the property will
be resold at the risk and cost of defaulting pur-
chaser. deposit of 800 will be required at time of
sale. SIDNEY y. THOMAS, Trustee,
452 Louisiana avenue.
b. u. H.WARNER, Auct. 4G Louisiana avenue.
oc3l-TuThS&ds CLaw Reporter-nl
National Republican., 1876-11-11
r T. wORMLEY, Auctioneer.

Il
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE. SITUATED IN POTOMAC CITY,
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
By virtue of deed OF trust TO us. dated
QctobeE7, A; A.. d; 1872, an and duly recorded In
Arecords for W ashington county, District OF
- Columbia, and at the request of the party
secured thereby, we, trustees, will sell, at pub
lie auction, in ffont Of the premises, on THU RS
DAY, the 3Oth day of November, 1876, at $50
o'clock y. m, the following real estate
situate In the county OF Washington, District OF
Columbia, to wit: Lot numbered twenty, Co. in
section numbered two, q, J in the subdivision Of
Rarry Farm, made by 3. G. Pomeroy, j. r.
Elyans and o. D. Howard, trustees.
Terms Of sale: One hundred dollars, with inter-
est at the rate Of ten per centum per annum from
October Z, 1874, and expenses of sale in cash. the
balance at six and twelve months, for which the
notes of the purchaser, bearing interest from the
day OF sale and secured by deed of trust upon the
property sold, must be given. deposit Of 30 will
be required Of the purchaser at the time of sale and
all conveyancng will be at the expense of the pur-
chaser. II terms OF sale not complied with
within seven ) days lhe trustees reserve the right
to resell the property at the risk and cost Of the de-
faulting purchaser.
SNS; Ss%. VI sf1akSgR dky2gRD' Trustees.
oc3o-M&ds
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NNE DOLLAR SAVED.

CHEAP RAILROAD TICKET OFFIUE.
Railroad tickets bought or sold, TO or from al
this city. Apply TO n. y. WHITEsIDf,
M Pennsylyania avenue northwest In the candy
store, Washington. d. @. is1S-ly
National Republican., 1876-11-11
MARRIED.
DIED.

FOwLER-wAGNER.-In Baltimore, October
30, 1876. CHAs. II. FOWLER, and Mis-. ANNA N
WAGNER, both of Washington, d. G.
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Securities. Buying. ssrlin

The following are the buying and selling rates
Tor Government securities furnished by II. d
Cooke, jr., Co., bankers:
National Republican., 1876-11-11

| j U 8 t o U T.
Mitford's and Tyler's Pleadings and
Practice in Equity. AHX
Treatise on the Pleadings in Suits I2k2
In the Court of Chancery. By John
Milford, with the Notes Of George -
Jeremy, esq.,, and Additional Notes by Josiah W.
Smith, B. Q. L., of Lincoln's Inn, Barrister at
Law. -
By an Introduction; Dissertations on Parties to
Suits in Equity Pfeadings In Suits in Equity Prac-
tce in Suits in Equity, with Forms OF Procedure In
Equity Of the United States Courts. By Samuel
Tyler, LII. D.. Professor in the Law Department
of Columbian University at Washington, ID. c.,
author Of .'Stephen on Pleadlngs,n &C., &c. II Is
published in neat, large octave volume Of IA
pages. Price t6 So upon receipt Of which sum the
work viii be sent prepaid.
ALSO IN LAW.
Digest Of the Law Of Evidence By Stephens. S 90
Abridgment Of Elementary Law. By NJ. Z.
Dunisp: "
otto's Supreme Court Reports. Vol 1.......... %
Session LAWS first session Of Forty y-fourth Con-
MISCELLANEOUS.
Elsie's Motherhood. By Martha Farquason.-.. 50
Every Day Topics. BY j. g. Holland. .......... 1 IS
sights and Insights. By Mrs. A. ID. T. Whit "a
Aisc mG fll sSss sSsSrtm:nt Of the Author: Publish
ing Company's Books. Any Of the above Will be
sent prepaid, upon receipt Of the money, by
w. H. Il o. III. MOBBISON,
Law Booksellers, f75 Penn. avenue,
oc25-tf Washington, d, Q.
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U n. WARMER, cor. 9TH and + SITS.
ABOVE TwENTY-FIRST STREET NORTH

WHsT WNg4TTE T"ENTf-fihsF STREET NoHrH'
BY virtue OF a. deed Of trust, dated De
s%ses Ses 10 = & oo D @ o dq sSS
- for the district OF Columbia, and by direction
auction. in front OF the premises, on TUESDAY,
November "a 1876 At O'Clock p n, an that lot o.
Of Columbia, described as part Of lot twenty-one,
ca. in square seyenty,seven, (T,l and BEGINNING
teen (f7) feet easrwardly from the northwestern
corner OF said lot; thence running east eighteen l
feet; thence south ninety (o) feet eleven m inches;
thence west eight go feet seven and q half (I1)
nches thence south TO south line Of said lot thence
west nine (e) feet four and half (4 inches: thence
north to the place Of beginning, together with the
Terms viii be made known at time Of sale.
Il. A. MCINTYRE Trustee.
noys-WS&ds J, 7. C0LDWELL, Salesman.
National Republican., 1876-11-11
r H. wARNER, 4 Aactioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A DESIRABLE BUILD
ING LOT ON THE NORTH SIDE OF W
STREET, BETWEEN FOURTEENTH STREET
AND NEW HAMPSHIRE AVENUE.
By virtue OF n deed of trust, dated July II,
A. ID. 1875, duly recorded in Liber NO. 7g7.
folio 495, one OF the land records for the Dis
trict OF Columbia, and at the request OF the
-. party secured thereby, we will sen at public
auction, In front of the premises, on SATURDAY,
November IL, 1876, at 4O O'Clock p. M, all that
piece or parcel Of ground situate in the city of
Washington, District of Columbia, known and dis
tingulshed as and being lot numbered eight e. in
William Murphy's recorded subdivision OF square
numbered two hundred and two, COZ, } fronting
twenty (2o) feet on W street, by depth OF ninety
(90l feet, to an alley.
Terms: 800, with interest at eight per cent. per
annum on f75 irom July II, 1876, and on $l25 from
July IL 1875 10 day Of sale, and expense Of sale in
cash. and the balance IN twelve months with inter-
est at SIX per cent, secured by deed Of trust
the property sold. deposit of 800 required at the
time of sale, and all conyeyancing at purchasers
cost. Terms TO be complied with in seven days
j. MVALE, ln,.oo
J. j. VAN HORN, trustees.
]. T. COLDWELL, Salesman.
National Republican., 1876-11-11
AUCTION SALES.
- - - ~~0-N-NNN~NS~ONONO
To-Day.
HRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
RETWEEN FOURTEENTH GNn FTP.

T'RuSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
PkOPERTY FRONTING ON o STREET.
EETWEEN FOURTEENTH AND FIJI,
TENTH STREETS N0RTHWEST.
- BY virtue o. deed Of trust to Daniel L.
Eaton, dated June q. ls72, and duly re-
3 0s5 or Ne Ne s. 69o of Ss
and under decree OF the supreme Court Oh
Ine District Of Columbia in equity cause No. $50,
docket l6, bctween John A. ]. Creswerl ct al. and
Msry A. Caldwell, ct al, will sell, at public
auction, in ffeft Of the premises, on SATURDAY,
Noysmber II, A. D. 1875. at $3.50 o'c'ock p. m, the
following described al estate, situate in the city
OF washington, ID. O., TO wit: Lot numbered
twenty co, In square numbered two hundred and
eight (eos.l according to Plant and Riggs sub
division thereof. -
Terms; 1888. 2s and expeuse of sale In cash. bal
ance In SIX, twelve and eighteen months for which
me notes Of the purchaser. bearing interest from
fhe day OF sale and secured bya deed OF trust on
the property, will be taken. deposit OF 500 will
be required Of the purchaser at the time of sale and
all conveyancing will be at the cost of the pur-
chaser Terms Of sale TO be complied with within
seven tIl days Otherwise the trustee reserves the
right to resell the property at the risk nd cost Of
the defaulting purchaser after ave days notice.
JdO. III. COOK, Trustee.
nof-WFM&ds j. T. wORMLEY, Auctioneer
National Republican., 1876-11-11

T L. AsHBY. l74e PENNsYLVANIA
u avenue, Dealer In Books and Stationery. Old
and Rare Books, Law, Medical and School Books
bou9ht sold and EXCHANGED. ocl4-3m
National Republican., 1876-11-11

V1URKIsTAN.-BYE EUGENE sCHUY-
Il LER, American Consul General
at Constantinople. AHz
SOLVER Uptlc.n
Nelly Kinnard's Kingdom. By
Miss A. NJ. Douglas.
,Ah-Chin-Le's Civilization OF the Western Barba-
rians.
Life Of Rubens. By George H. Calvert.
The Broken Mallet. By ). II. Mathews.
Uncle Joe's Thanksgiving. By j. A. Mathews.
The True Man and Other Practical Sermons. By
Rev. 8. 8. Mitchell, Of this city. For sale by
WIN. BAI,LANTYNH,
motif Es Seventh street.
National Republican., 1876-11-11
GOVERNMENT SALES.

GALE OF THE BUILDINGS ERECTED BY
y The UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT AT
THE INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION OF
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Messrs. Il. E. Ofney Co., bankers northeast
corner Fifteenth and T streets, report New York
quotations, as follows:
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BUREAU OF YARDS AND DOCKS,


DROPOSALS FOR MATERIALS FOR THE
l. UNITED STATES NAVY YARD, LEAGUE
ISLAND, PHILADELPHIA, PA.
National Republican., 1876-11-11

btate bonds quIeI and n0mInaL.
The following quotations of stats securities
are furnished By II. d. Cooke, jr., e Co., BANKERS,
l42e p street:
National Republican., 1876-11-11

novswssd. ~. 6ofDWELE, g HS1sELTr saissSsS. ss.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-19

or. CHARLES THEATRE.
ENGAGEMENT EXTRAORDINARY.
Of the beautifu! Equestrian Artistic.
MISS KATE FISHER,
Ard her celebrated
TRAINED HORSE WONDER"
Sunday Evening. January 16,
And until further notice, and SATURDAY MATINEE,
NlAZEPPA,
TIE WILD HORSE OF TARTARY.
Mazenna Miss Kate feher-
Wild Horse ....... The celebrated W0naof'
ERIpAY-Beneat of MISS KATE FISHER
jal6
RI0wELL's ACADEMY OF mUsio'
Engagement, for one week only, OF the fsvorite
young American comedian,
SID. g. FRANCE,
Presenting on
Sunday. Monday, Tuesday and Wed:e:SaS
Also at he Wednesday Matinee upon which COCA
sion beaut iful lady's prize will be given,
His great success Of last season.
MARKED FOR LIFE.
The most exciting drama ever produced
Thursday, Friday and saturday Evenings Janu-
ary 70, 81 and e. also at the Saturday matl1ee hn
new dramatic romance, entitled DEAD To Thk
WORLD. the great London success. now Ia 1ts s":ssH
tieth week at the Grecian Thestre. produced with
all it's startling effects and magnificent scenic d
play. ,,,o
HARTS COMBINATION. Jal8
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-19
The Contest for Caterer,

The National Republican gives an anus.
ing account of the balloting for the selec-
ton of the keeper of the House restaurant.
The Clerk read the list of applicants, and,
saws the reporter, it was found that forty
seven of the seventy four had Withdrawn
from the contest. The report proceeds as
follows:
Among these were noticed the applica-
tions of George Francis Train, Private Dal.
zell, Charles Bradlaugh, Louis Jennings OF
the New York Times, Columbus Alexander,
John Pope Hodnett, William Tweed, Tom
Ochiltree, Charles Ross. L. Delmonico,
James Parish, Perry of Philadelphia, Mo-
reau and Victor, of New Orleans, and Chain
& Gore, of Chicago. So the list as left tor
mittee hardly knew how to go to work, but
after taking some seven or eight ballots
found that nearly all the candidates were
voted for on at one time or ether, until the
votes wavered among the following
named: Downing had carried the four
Republican votes every time, and the
remainder of the committee were
changing about between freund French,
who keeps a restaurant opposite the
treasury, George De Shields, Gautier,
Charles McShane of Philadelphia; Thomas
Hardin, "Mitt" Jones, William Sanderson,
Hemenway, Phil. Connolly, of Chicago,
George Cavanagh, of New York, George
W. Driver, Pepper, of Baltimore, Mckeogh
lcolored), Gallagher, Of New York, under
Hoffman House, and somebody from
Georgetown. The first hour having been
nearly consumed in this desultOry way, 1t
was agreed that the candidates, after three
more ballots, should be limited to
one for each member. Strange as it
may seem, there were only eleven
candidates left then, the others having
been withdrawn. At twelve O'Clock it was
agreed that after each ballot the lowest
candidate should be dropped. The Down
ing men began to scatter, and after nearly
another hours balloting all but Freund,
French, Jones and Connolly were dropped.
At one o'clock the final or forty fifth ballot
washington, :; French, 2; Jones, /; Con
molly, l. French says that ct nearly thu
Last ballot Mr.. Ely put in . Freund ticket
installing it for French, md that h
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-19
AUCTION SALES This DAY.
Local Intelligence.

CHARITY HOSPITAL FEE OF Ten Dol
1ARs.-Tnere is q law in existence which
SAYS that every ball. etc, given by any as
sociaticn to which an entrance fee is
charged by the managers must pay fee OF
$40 to the Charity Hospital when the
Mayor grants permit. This is q law OF
long standing, and as far az is known but
few persons ever objected to obeyinR it. 1t
those IN charge Of the hospital had paid At
tention to advertised balls and made
note of each it is likely that their receipts
would be found short, as it is quite certain
that the aforesaid fund has not always been
benefited by the intended contribution.
One night last week An association
gave a ball in . lower district for
which tickets were sold. A Charity Hos
pital official, knowing that he had not re-
ceived his $40, sent an agent to the hall
door to make demand. but when he pre-
scented his bill the paper was torn up under
his nose and he was turned away empty
handed. The law provides that when the
Mayor issues permit for public ball he
shall collect the $40 for the hospital, but ii
looks az if that duty was neglected in this
instance. Nobody in the Charity Hospital
has the power to collect the fee or demand
it from anybody, except the Mayor. 80 ii
the agent was turned away unoeremo'
niously, he can have legally no redress. Lei
this matter of fees be looked after more
closely hereafter, and if the msney is paid
let interested parties keep . watch on it.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-19

BRIEF MEHrIoN.-Mr. Christopher Lin
dsuer occasionally r0bs himself Of his days
rest to indulge in fishing and shooting on
the lake shore. Last week he captured
several offers ut Bayou Labarre, which
empties into old Pontchartrain. The fur is
very fine, and when properly dressed 10 ex-
cellent for dress trimmings.
Robert Piper. the float driver who was
seriously injured by the Mobile cars Mon
day evening, died at the Charity Hospital
yesterday.
A dozen abandoned women, denizens OF
Basin street., were yesterday run into the
first precinct calabOose for violating city
ordinance They obtained releases easy
enough.
Eliza Reding, ten years old. fell yester-
day from a second story window OF the
house at the corner Of Marais and Custom
house streets, and, strange to say. was not
injured, simply stunned for second.
The wind let itself loose, yesterday, and
determined to do something, so tore down
q long shed at the corner of st. Peter and
Robertson streets; a loss of about 600
A Young and fashionably attired lady
was yesterday seen on Canal street, and
her hair was not scrambled or fricaseed; it
was we'll combed and looked natural.
If man will covet his neighbours goods
he sho uld have better judgment than to
covet an abominable parrot, as did Philip
Mack Mrs. Laporte had one Of that kind,
and treasured it as she would something
worth having, and Philip envied her in its
possession, so he quietly lifted Poll of Of
its perch and took it home. Mrs. La
porte learned all about it, and instead OF
Selling a two-edged broomstick, made an
affidavit against the destroyer OF her peace.
Mack and the other bird were arrested at
the corner of Eighth and Laurel streets.
Jacomini Joseph, keeper of barrel
house at the head of Canal street, knows
where the harbor police station is located,
for he was run into it because Mr.. A. LATER
enderie says he purchased stolen prop
erty knowingly.
That bridge at the corner Of Carondelet
and St. Andrew streets still invites the un.
wary to break limbs.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-19

(Frenoh) then had i've votes; tho sixth
would have elected him. During the
balloting French and Connolly got as
high % five votes McShane had four
81 ono time, and three stuck till near
the last. 1t is said that Mrs. Belva Lock
wood was Freund's 1'att0rney'' in the
matter. The most amusing part of the
thing 10 that after all this fuss the commit
tee has discovered that the man they select.
cd is Q Republican. The four Republicans
stood by Downing because he is Repnb-
lican, and Freund was the only other he.
publican except NcKeogh, the colored man.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-19

Once New Orleans and Carrellton Kali:
road Company, New Orleans January II, lo!6.-At
an election held the third instant the following
W. VAN BENTHUYSRN, l. B. GLENNY,
LIB CAIN, Is. GnEHN,
CARL KOHN. J. BAYLk,
F. ]. GASQUkT, RlCHAkD FLOW AZ:
And ct q meeting OF the Board. held this day, W.
VAN BBNTHUYSkN Esq., was elected President,
and Mr. p. NcBRlDk, Secretary and Treasuror
isl8 81 z, MCBRIDE, Secretary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-19

Office Of New Orleans City Railroad
Company No. 1914 Canal street New Orleans, jan
nary 3. i876-The consolidation of the New Orleans
civ Railroad Company and the New Orleans, Me-
tairie and Lake Kailroad Company having been EEL,
approved and ratified as required ny law, the
forward on or before the FIFTEENTH INSTANT,
to subscribe to the one thousand shares of stock
tn he issued as provided in the articles Of c0nsoli-
dation, for the purpose of extending the Canal
street line to the lake. Zach holder of thirteen
shares of the present stock of this company Will
be entitled to one share of the new stock at par,
twenty i've per cent of same to be paid 1t the time
of subscribing, and the balance in three install
nents Of twenty five per cent eacn, payable
monthly.
ia4 I'm c. q. LEWIS secretary.