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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-25

The managers of the Exhibition are debat-
ine the advisability of abandoning the Satur-
day haIf-fares. It would be well to think
twice about it, 1t is late in the day to give
up perhaps the most popular feature of the
Exhibition. The cheap day may not be so
profitable as the Others, but it is likely to give
the greatest pleasure to those who can least
afford it.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-25
Business Notlres.
ONE HUNDRED CASES.

ONE HUNDRED OASES'
FULTON ARKANSAS, June {, 1873
w. r. KmDER & Co, IS JObn-st, n. y
DRAR sIRs After carefully watching for period OIL ionr
months The effect OF HOmans Ague aud Liver Pad III 81
leaSt oNR HUNDRED CASES my Immediate observation
have no hetancy " recommending them as sure ana
speedy care 10 an cases ague b iousness aud indigestion
In cas OF enlarged and iuamed Spleen they are PAR 1
cEtrNcR have never known Of but one failure 10 cure ana
fiat / attribute 70 excessive dissipation ,,.,. -,
For All other arising from disOrdFea cnOh u
tbs liver cneerfully recommend their use GIst Iu
"' $40 JANIS @. LE'yis, NJ d.
r. M. STEWART, the STEAM CARPEEs LEANER,
B26 seventh-ave. send for circulars -
S25. 900 ADDITIONAL CAPITAL wanted to fill
existing contracts tor dcsiceated factory ~ operation
process paid profits large. AN EGG Co. 10 w Broao"y
T1E CENTENNIAL EXHIBITION OFFICE Of The
ram M "a In The Tribune Pavilion Bemontaye Centennial
CTounds ION bank OF the Iake) The Phntps bIahc
Subscriptions and Advertisements received az lesa ~ M
nj both Offices TIE DAILY TNBUNK served Og carrier III an
parts OF the city carly IN tho morning
DAuY tribune Mail Subscribers. $10per annuIn
SEEI-WFEKIY TRIBUNE. Mail Subscribers, 80 per an
WEEKLY TRIBUNE. Mail Subscribers, 50 per annum.
Terms, cash in advance.
Address. TIE TRIBUNE HeW-Y0rk
PsysoHs unable 10 obtain TIE TRIBUNE an any Of me
trains boats or hotels IN hcab usually sold, cii eO
IN tdror By iatormiR0 this Obos Of the circumstances
untowp adyrtisea can leave fayoT for THE TRIBUNE
Al 238 Broadway. lss or 3c9 W. Sds cor Sth ave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-25

List is described as he is at home by staff
correspondent on another page. What be says
of music in America viii be read with much
fntaraat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-25
AeroI}lorIs Duilu Grib1aare.
FOUNDED BY HORACE GREELEY.

MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 20. 1876.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-25

The Canadian Government having offered to
aid manufacturers and other producers in send
ing articles to the Australian Exhibition which
viii open next April, it is advisable for this
country to take steps in the same direction
Were some of our war vessels assigned to
convey goods to the antipodes, many of the
exhibitors at Philadelphia would no doubt
send articles by them. The fine display which
Australia makes in our great Fair merits a
Enitahle return.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-25

Yellow Jack is on the march, and he leaves
. fearful trail A small seaport town in
Georgia repOrts One-fourA Of Its population
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-25

The demand for The TRIBUNE Extra No 80, the
Guide to the Exhibition, still shows no signs OF
abatement and apparently is likely TO last till the
close Of the Exhibition. The sale of the pamphlet du
ring the few days it has been offered to the public has
been altogether unexampled, eight large editions
having been exhausted in tho first ten days. The
truth is the Extra sells ITSELF land needs no recon-
incubation beyond its own apparent merits. Guide
books ordinarily are not entertaining reading, and
il arelef to the Centennial visitor TO provide him
self with o1de which does not contain dull or I'M
necessary line, and which is the work of trained and
intelligent observers writing from personal and ac-
curate knowledge As means of satisfactorily see
ing the Exhibition nothing can be more economical
and labor-saying than The Tribune Guide, while
II will always be pleasant and instructive souvenir
of tho Great Fair aud it, wonders.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-25

Being hard pressed by the natives, the
Transvaal Republicans are adispOsed TO re-
nounce their independence and return to their
former allegiance. The British Government
has accordingly sent out a commissioner en-
powered to receive back these prcdigal sons.
Their territory-S0,2 26 square miles-is worth
acquiring, but if instrumentation entails ma
tive war the scheme may prove far from
nrohtable
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-25

TIE TRIBUNE Extra No. SO, containing all OF Prof.
Huxlcy's lectures in America in full. made ITS APP
pcarance promptly on Saturday. and the steady ana
continuous demand for it at The TRIBUNE counter
testified unmstakaby to the great popular interestn
Che lecturer aud his subject. To those who, for any
reason. were unable to hear Prof Huxleys lectures
in Tins city-and the number is altogether out of CON-
parisonwith that Of those who enjoyed the privilege
Tm TRIBUNE Extra will be of very great service.
The lectures have been revised with unusual care
and are believed TO be substantially accurate Iho
merely nominal price Of the Extra 30 cents IN
sheet or - in pamphlet puts it within reach OF all
and enables every one interested in the great pro-
blcms discussed to fully inform himself OF the
latest and perhaps strongest presentation OF the
facts that sustain the theory of Evolution.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-25

Beautiful Snow The average reader has heard
about it, and the average human being never wants
to hear anything more about it-except indeed the
pleasing information which we have now to COM
municate that one of the three hundred and thirty
three persons who have claimed the authorship OF
that production has been arrested for embezzement
of his employers cash. Singularly enough, ne too
had three names, and if he had made good his title
to the Beautiful Snow" which he didn't by any
means, because as it happened he didn't write line
of H. the world would have been bothered TO know
whethe the lyrst was U. ii. Sigourney or U. Z.
siloway or Col Iuntley for to each of these names
did he at different times lay claim. lie will be tried
for his crime and properly punished If convicted !;
but what punishment in this most unequal world
awaits the real author Of the Beautiful SnowT
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-16
Ds,x,est,e larkses.

OOono0eJ0 mot8OSSs
Nsw Yoax, December IS, Hvenio9;- 1oney closed
iIoS. state bonds qeiet AID neninsl. Louisiana
eI s:sas: si All, Ard .s..dy. "a 's@ h'"N"
Sc r. s s ,ianoss-ao.d, sss.o7l 700; cur
TSs sSStrssusy paid ont u interest $500; for
bond, Ssss,ooo: .....--.'">~
cs.!ens - ips slos e.. = :. .,.,s
Tstnss ssosei stzsdy; ssiss q, 30 l.ies :. n
,ovs: December ~ ; lsc: January ls % az slss
Psbrnav y l!.aac:f neteh y n2s0IeAe; April
Is 7.3se; ju,y tssofs i5:sst; Auguss ls IS 80.
C6tseu Quiet: sales 80 bajts uplands l1tc: OF.
.:.: q ;:n "a. SO I. S', *:
:ontnesse ~ to the channe, l711 saes Si3l st,ck
op sssi Ss ' ss, ~ u sS
wants = he loeal trade: No. sape,fns Wes'e rn
and Sssse esoS IS; southern guiet aud heAv.;
com-on 10 fair extra e5 45d6 rs: good TO choice
do ssO0S IS. Wless Gun end eighty in buyerJ
favor .cGctiy any inquiry f.r expoft OF. mlins:
eSs .Hpsrs hss
6Uc for old upgradtd Western mixed srd Coo for
nsw v ate southerr. Oats . shade frner and
IGN 02Oc (go.d) for carsoe.; IGN 02lsc tgold) for
lob lots. sugar quiet and n'mns' MoiSsss-
fOi eigu gradoa quiet. Rice eadv and me dorSt
t u"s e. Ro.in I firm; 81 s1kSi a. ruspsstiae
nful6Ts 4Et2C. TtTN uucudESeu; blO tUVI
Lard EXCITED and higher; prims steam ~ .62kc.
Whisky firm. at 81 ll'.. F,eiShts to Liverp oil
Quist.
81. Louis. Deoember Is Flour in good demand;
full prices for low and Medium grades. which are
scarce Wheat strong; No. red fall 8 35Oi IS /;
No. 3 do 81 81 al SIN. Corn in active; No. mu1ed
46O46kc Oats firm; demand falv; No. 2 3lN ass G
bid. Rye n d :2kc. Barley firm and unchanged.
whisky 81 o. Pork e16 IS. Bulk meats nominal;
Gas aud 8Ac for shoulders, clear lib and cless
sides. SThefeis some dema,d for future del cry,
but packers hold above buyers' views. Bacon
quiet Al d unchanged; tnly small j sboing t.afe.
Lard 10 90 Hl0n5c. Hogs stronger: packir SIS IS o
S S5 Cattle quietand unchanged; Olly . local de-
mand
CINCINNATI, December l5.-Flour finn and u:-
changed. Wheat in lighs demand; holders firm; rad
81 800 40. Corn easier at 43dAc. Oats in fair
demand 1t 3O4sSe. RSe ,steady; zoe. Barley dull
am unchanged. PORK tirmsr; CTS 750l6 50. Lard
in fair demsad and higher; steam iooi9s tlosirg
qni I and en-; shoulder Sa6sc; clear rib sides
Bacon ct and nomins,; shoulders 4 he: clear rib
sides ar: clesr' sides lcAc. Green meats in fair
demand and higher. Whisky higher, and closing
sfesdv 81 81 o.. Butter quiet and UNCHANGED
Hogs higher; packing eS 8od6.
81. LOUIS December l5.-The liver has faien W )
feet to-day, supposed to have been eanfed by q
channel cutting out under the ice gorge bet cen
here and OafOSdelet. The eituation the Ars email
10 unchanged. except that tho steaners In are
which can be movtd are being placed in fafer
quaitert. fhe weather 10 uodeTaitng again quite
rapidly. but thee are NJ prtspsc.s Of speedy
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-16
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.
MON ETARY.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN.
I'm nacoxnhaE L. l2rS


FRIDAY EVENING. December Is, 1876. )
The demand for mOnev has teen more moderate
throughout the week both in bank and on the
street, aud the rates Of commercial paper have
te+ n easier without being quot3bly lower. The
market was without any new feature to-day. In
sympAthy with the course 0f the ,EeR York mar.
ket, gold was easier at the opening of the week,
touching the lowest POINT on Saturday here and
in that market sincs 1873, but under . good de-
msnd rallied on Tuesday, and hes been improving
since. To dav the market was tbOut any change
from yes erday, but showed an advance over last
Friday Of &c. The weeks business has been Of
liberal txtent, but to day 'swas moderate Foreign
exchange followed the couree Of gold, sterling
lie, or about 2-l0 y cent. higher than Yesterday,
and &c. atOut 6-l0 = cent, over last Frjay. Toe
weeks movement has been fair. To days WAS
moderate .....,... 500. ....--.
New To, K sight has shown little variation, clos.
ing to-eav Orlv is !, cent higher than on last
Friday. The unsettled political condition Of az
fairs has ather depressed all classes securities,
causing more liberal offerings to be pressed the
market resulting in easier prices for stocks, aad
lower rates for b. nds. which, lOwever, buyers
Seemed somewhat reluctant to pay. state c0nsCls
show . decline siLce Eiiday Of IN O3 y cent, and
premium bonds z az.
We con inue to quote fist class collateral
loans at 809 p cent p snnum discount, other
grades at N0l2: excepi iOnal commercial paper
90l0; Al 40 1T 1908, and second grade nominal.
First class NOR ges continue to rule At l"zp "
cent p snpum. and second grade are still quoted
entirely nominal I'd .
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-16

Tho Washington correspondent of the
New York GrapAic, December IL. says:

Ih0 washington correspondent OF the
New York Graphic, December 12, says:
A number Of Democratic Cougtessmeu,
including Watterson, left this city On Sat.
urdsy to attend . conference ut Governor
Tilden's house on Sunday. The result Of
the interview with the chief was announced
in the caucus here yesterday. Some rather
startling ruufors are sfloae - % the sub
stance Of these commune atoms. 1t il said
some very revolutionary sction vas
proposed, and that it was warmly
Endorsed BY Mr.. oTilden. Indeed, the
report is that Mr.. TiIden's game il
to have the House declare that there was no
election by the people, and claim the right
to elect President, he of course expecting
that Samuel. Tilden will be returned. The
Southern menbsr of the House were very
much surprised, as they had supposed that
Mr.. T.lden would counsel moderation, and
1t may as we'll be understood that the South.
ern Democrats are taking the lead in the
deliberations of TIE party. They have
given Fernando Wood, Speaker Randall,
Springer, of Illinois, and other violent ex.
tremists to understand that they will up.
bold the ia no measures likely to bring
On civil strife. 49, avfra ~ -
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-16
Sootk hand and on shicboard not cleared 288 0l
Same time last Observation-Disclosures. .2l8el0

To days exports embraced 5000 bales to Havfe.
to which we have added So by rail We have de.
ductod from previous xports lel bales for corree.
.ssinst H IFS On last Friday and sess last yssr
reI snd 1scspts ses abo1e
TOBACCO-Ye have not heard Of transaetiea
:s the ~ shS |, e:R%.s az Il sss & T re
i2s SS1 as x %san g
nocd ' is0lssc ~ ne '" Mo s sslecson. ishS
Ice: rondescripts nominal. -
f ssng s 81. ere s
censignmeat rates Nd to Liverpool and lc for
Hsvre. We quote - follows:
men II. i6d; to New York Nc; to Yoston, Philadel.
phia, Providence, Fall River and Baltimore, wa
EsH York &, * Is :n SS to Now York o hid
p sail Cotton to Liverpool I5;ss01d; to Hayre
IS l60lc; to Bremen i-lSc and to Genoa l-l6c;
sUG4R-Received this morning 1873 bads. The
dsSand fer home trade and shipment At previous
prices The supplies were all sold: Inferior S164cS
ecm%o@ 70 good common sh ;s; 1iT to good
8 as. 6; second. q dSse;. yellow ,elariaea $50
MoLASSks--Rsoeived this morning seq tsis
ard lO7 half bbs. Good demand, but prices have
ssessd s gallon il with the ESstS
centrifugal sn043c, acc ording to qns4,y: faE 400
&c; prime 4iG45c strictly prime 47G4sc; Choice
4905Oc p gallon .-7 .
MOUR.Ihe receipts .inee. yet terdsy are con
fned to 707 bills by rail. rome ty river. The mar
kes is quiet and unc hanged with the stock held
stronsly; hear that an offer of 81 was refused
for ,oi Of 1890 bis The same offer waA also
made for othtr roand lots and refused. There
were sales in The local trade Il day OF 1870 bbls Of
SIS So 200 low treble at G. 3d. 90 ana 20 90 at So;
IS good treb extra at E6 IS 50 ard rs choice
TRIBE ct Sc so; q, SO and 60 choice extra Ct S6 IS
IS do at s74e; 40 at 81 So 50, $50 and s
bbls on private terms Common ia quoted at
s4l rs; fine ca seai IS; sunertne s.; single
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-16

Gold opened at 1Oak 0losa, against 1918. at
New YORK; and. after y fair BUSINESS, closed at
the opening rates, against l07A in that market.
The sales summed up ee6 COG. embracing $1,000
ard $4,000 at 108k; $4,000 at los k0lO8h,
$4,000 and $4,000 at 1898 and $1,000 ct losN.
Under the course of gold ct New York, sterling
was 10. or shout 210 p cent higher, and francs
p cent Tho ovement in both was moderate.
The sales of sterling comprised 35l $780, embrac-
ing 1900 A clear snl $4,000 b q lssdios q
lading ct IS 12k as -; $4,000 bill Of lading and
Al clear ct e5 1906 1871. and 10000 baa AZ at
SSH.
The sales Of fr.nc: amounted to a., 600 at A92k9
1876 100 ol0 at 491af and 200 900 At ASH "a g.
At the close sterlin9 bills were quoted ct es l2,
as 1915 for bill Of lading and Al clear. end %
o5 II for bank. (bank Ounter rate -05 II ~ and
francs at 4.s2k 04.sl5 for commercial.
New York sight waA unchanged. The sales com.
prised S22l 900, embracing $4,000 commercial,
$4,000. $4,000 and . l0a 900 private bankers. and
$4,000 bank ct u p cent discount and e25 600
private banhers' ct It's We also noticed sale Of
$4,000 commercial on Providence 1t s. y cent
discount. -= ,..
The banks continued to check on New York It
p cent discount, aud commercial sight was
sttIl quoted At =.
The following 10 the oficial statement Of the
aalAa ropOrted TO-DAY at the Stock EXOAaDge:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-16

-. mach Su,ssess Sucse isns E.p.r.lly
- -sissS 1ms5icsS vas in extansiye
Semsud 1t. tha hegi1Iipg OF N. Tre ',
end nricos gradually Ufvanced Jiod. W.
nesdsy and Thurstisy holders o1ered tnf.r
eeork much more freely, psr'icuiafiy nsT.s
..;rt. 4 1871 Of tho advance was Lost. IN Sea
3cl.nd shusipess wad rather mora sctive n
nominslly unchanged rates. In tatnfes
ar,nsactiOps were extensive, with CONSIDER
able ilactuations In prices.
servian- ReSer Money. Dc
LosDoN, D@ce mber IA Standard DIS
,,.,ch from Pssth says: The Ssrvian gov
srnmert began on "Wednesday to issue
notes with iOrced circulation. sEp
re Russtaus Feriifslng.
A telegram from Bucharest reports the
p.sxi.ns forming a ysst fortified camp ~
Bender. Work 10 going on night ana Gay.
Stores iu great quantities are aecuma ,nths
there and ut Tirsspol. Large barracks are
beinc constructed as faii"z ana Lug uelA
Immense quantities Of hay are being stored
NJ Bucharest. alats
nvssiasa Views o. Bulgaria.
. Wanna correspop dent Of tho Tiza es says
pnssias vi. VS. boat Boil garia are extreme,
6he considers altd,s.ricss inhabited by Bull
oariaue incladea, in Bnigaris, which covers
half of TUT Fey. t,, ..s -a
els A Rescued Crew.
CAPTAIN Herndof and tive seanen of the
bark Emma and Carl, which capszsd %
Orkney I.lapds on the fifth instant, while
bound from New York for Stettip, were
saved. Seven persons persisted. 49,.
4 Cardinnl on His Denthbsd. .r.s
ROME, Deceuber' Is Cardinal B SHOP
Constantine Patyichi, dean of the S,cred
College, who has been III for some tine, is
now worse, and Eis recovery is regarded az
impnssitls He has received the extreme
Turish Complications.
CoNsTANrIN0PLE. sDecsmber Is Pee
ljmsry conferences end to-day or tomorrow
and a ioimsl confert nee will. probably CON
mence next week. The Greek population
of Turkey has presented sn address to tht
Porte Z xpre ssing devotion 10 the govern
ment of Turkey, but az the same time pro
testing against its, grsniinx concefs stone ex
clusieoly 20 the Sciage population. Tho Gov
ernor Of Vilsyes, OF the Danube, has ad
dressed dispatch to the Grand Vizer
that Russian agents are endeavOrinx to iC
.duce Bul asiaDs to present an addres. Il
the confsreace demanding Russian occupa
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-16


LITTLE Rock, December Is -There was
Q fire in the heart Of this city at fifty min-
utes past ten O'Clock last night. Water ex-
haustea. A heavy gale prevailed. Tue
guests ebvaped from tho hotels. bat lost
their baggage. Loss 30 far, $50 600.
TAe sSrsad OF fire last night was stopped
ut midnight, whom it was confined to- two
squares, between Markham street and the
river. Lose $40 600; insurance about
$4,000. Among the l0saes are the Metro.
p0litan Hotel, owned hy Dr.. H. l.. Dodge
and others, valued at, S35, 900; insurance
go, O00 L. d. GleasOn's restaurant, valued
at $4,000; NO insurance.
A full blOcded ArraFahoe was found
guilty of murder in the first degree, in the
United States District Court at Fort Smith,
to-day. Seventeen other murderers are TO
be tried.
The Grand Opera House was on FIRE this
morning. but the names were subdued and
the building saved.
Mavises Ordered to W.shinseon. /.
ERIE, Pa, December IS Marines from
the United StAtes steamer Michigan are Or
dered to Washington. Ga
Death Of q HzissiesaPy.
BUFFALO, .Decewber, Is Rev. Simon
Howard Calhoun, Preaby terrain missionary
tor forty years in the Holy Land, is dead.
PROVIDENCE, r. L, December Is The
brig Esperance. from Prince Edwards L.
land for Philadelphia, has pnt into Newport
in distress. She lost her sails and received
other damage in the gale OF the ninth in
slant. Ayas.l4a-
On the thirteenth, in latitude 800 30,
longitude 700 As. she fell in with the
schooner Annie Jones, from Brunswick,
George, for New York, water logged, and
took of the captain ard four men and
brought them to Newport. '.@N
The Frozen TIarbsr Of St. Louis.
ST. LOUIS, Decen Der 15-Mercury 900
below free Eng last night. The positions Of
boats not wrecked in ths frat crSeh are as
favorable as possible. Total loss ty ice
movement 100000.
~45a Probabilities.
WAR DsPARlMKNr
Office Chief Signal Officer )
Washington, december Is, lS76-l:30P P. N. i
partly cl' adv a'her dur,n Saturday with souil
west 10 northwest winds and In the moi {, ern
portion falling barometer ana light snow duriog
the night, fol- owed BY rising barometer
For the South Atlantic States, clear or fair
westher, mort beast TO northwest winds and slight
charges in temporal lre and baron eier.
For the Gulf states, clear or fair weather and
eli ght rise IN temper at0te during Saturday, with
winds sh f.ing to eAsterlv and erly ard sta.
tiousry clos ~ falling barometer.
For Tennessee and The Ohio valley. eighty
warmer add clsar or fair weather. With light
southsriy to westerly winds and sliglt changes m
pressure. -
Cautioaary signals on the New Jersey coast
Cotton.
hEw YoxE. December l5.-The following 10 the
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III -
Clry HAE1, new OxLnAss.l
.YnAAy, Dtosobsrls, 1876. )
ME Council met this day At, twelve
O'Clock H., pursssnt 10 adjoursneut.
Frseaatr-Hon. Chaslss J. LEEDS, Mayor,
prslidinG. ard Administrators Bsstoai,
Bosny, Rsexa,. Barks, Landry, Mccarthy
,aa@ rilsbury.s s. s..,s a. 30 +r.sas -,
Tbs nainaSes Of the preyisus meeting
j ss}e approved and their reading dispensed
xith. 7sS.7s-' .'.9sso ss III 4 ,-
Csnnunicatisns frsn the Mayer and Ad-
! 80. minIstfalors.
Tho Mayor laid before the Council tho
following veto MESSAGE:
- -. AAyoRALrY OF sew ORLEANS.
~ ! City Hall, December H. l8zS. ?
70 the City Council Of New Orleans
For the reasons given in my message OF
July IL, l return without my approval the
folio wing ordinances, viz: ..sa.e.
An ordinance providing for the payment
of the several accounts therein named, b.
ginning j ohm H. Pnelin, district attorney"
Az ordinance making appropriations for
charitable institutions fur the month OF No
venber, 1876, beginning ''St. Mary's Catho.
lilo Orphan Bays Asylum" .,....
An ordinance providing for tbs pay ment
of the several accounts Therein named. be-
ginning "New Orleans Picay une, advortis-
ipgsprUt .maiion Of the Mayor" @'F
CHARLES j. LEEDS, Mayor.
Mr.. Brown moved that the ordinances do
now pass, the veto of tho Mayer to the con-
trary notwithstanding.
The yeas and nays being called, resulted
- follows:
Yess-Bertoli. Brown, Boany, Burke,
Mccarthy, Pilsbury-6.
Nay-Landry-l. ......-..
And the Mayor declared the Crdinan ces
adopted. =
Also tha following. which was received
and ordered spread On the minutes: j. T.
- ... MAYoRA.Tr OF NEW ORLEANS,
City Hall, December Is, 1876. J
TO the City Council Of New Orleans
p. Az custodian Of the 'Gifod fund; Ihave
the honor to present the accompanying
statement showing my administration u
CHARLES J. LEEDS, Mayor.
Gisod fund in accom- with Charles j.
Leeds, custodian: .E
October 4, 1875, cash for purchase
of two seven per cent bonds OF
1869, 80 follows. viz: No 448, for 4..l
500; No. los. for $50. amounting
70 $50, at thirty-fye cents ...... So 50
October 6, 1875, fifteen ten per
ont bOnde, Nos 1886, 2527,
2529, 1881, 2532, 1888. 1884, 500
2535, 2536. 2542, 2543, 856, -. .s--s.
420, GAG, 1904, each for $50.
amounting to-. $3.50 90
October 6. 1875, one seven per
cent bond Of 1862 No. 44S, 81.
with March and Septemher -ac
half paid coupon detached 100 90 ~' ~
October 6, 1876, one seven per- g.,
cent bond Of 1869, No. los,
with March. and September. -Eaea
halt paid coupon detached 80 O0-900 o.
(, December IS, 1876, balance
ON hand, viz: III. Is a.. g..-.. 7.- ~
Two halt paid cospoDs of ~
March and September on
seven pr cent bonds OF
1869 for 500. ........ 3 50 ..I
Two half paid coupons of
March and September on 4
seven per cent bonds of
1869 for $50. IS
Forty. five New Orleans pre-
MUM bonde, Nos. 1876 to
1890. inclusive, each so. 900 co
CA60 IL S0-Sb "
Total -U.a s.ttl 1880 IN
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-16

Parliament ut it's last session cut down
Queen Vic,oria's allowance to- $S270 per
DAY, and now thu poor old giil spends hours
sitting with fashion magazine in her lap
ana holding an old dress il each hand, won
dering how she can cQntrive to make one
new.One out Of the two Heaven help the
Door! -Ha,rkege. g9FsT - 19st9s b