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THE POWELL MURDER.
FRIDAY, DEC. 8.


Court met at 0 a. m. and the cross
examination of Charles MulhearR cOn-
tinues. With regard to this witness u
may be permissible to rema1k THAI NO
one with whom we have yet coRversed
appeared to dOubs that on direct ex-
animation he had "told the truth ac-.
cording to the best of his knowledge"
Yet ever since yesterday counsel for
defense have been engaged In the, thus
far unsuccessful attempt OF demolishing
his testimony. Mulhearn claiming to
have been with the party that assassi-
mated Powell, tells what appears to be
a straight forward story Of particulars.
Tells us how he came TO go to Summit
Hill, what happened there, whom the
party of assassins (of whom he was
One) met, by whom and how the
deed was done, and who had paid and
received part of the reward. These
statements COUNSEL for the defense are
now trying to uRdO by ali (let US aope
futile) attempt to confuse the witBess.
Messrs. Ryon and Fox are working
hard for their clients, but thenr-bhsy
are working for fee Of thousand
dollars each The danger ami insecu-
rity of life aud limb to which this iahab-
itants OF the coal region have been
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CARDS

Furniture warehouse.
v. Schwartz, Bank street, dea'ertn q" N'hd'
x~rsrusturs. Co1sns nsddeto order. ....
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SyrupsW Wild Cherry
Is A SOVEREIGN REMEDY

Is A SOVEREIGN REMEDY.
Hemorrha0e, or splitting blood, may proceed
from the larynx, trachla brOnChia or lungs,
and arise from various causes, as undue physical
exc rtiOn, plethora, or fullness Of the vessels.
weak lungs, overstraining OF the voice. suppress
ed evacuation obstruction OF the spleen OF Nv
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Rect and shoe Makers.
|yfintou Bretuey in Lepdns building, Bank street.
All ordert proa.p ptty diled--tcork carrdRted.
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CONTINUED ON IHIRD PAGE.
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Eric Mail West. NIRArA HApIess WebtI LOCK
Haven Accom-. West and Day Express East
make cl0se connection at Northumberl md with
L.&B.RR. trains for Wiikesbarre and Scranton.
Erie N all West. Niagara Express West. Erie
Express West and LOCK Haven Accommodation
West make close connection at WtllhmspOrt
with Y. q. X. w. trains north.
Erie Mail West, Niagara Express West aRd
Day EXpress East make close connection at
Lock Haven with b, E. v. RR. trains
Erie N all East and West connect at Erie with
trains ON l.. s. g. M. 8. RR., at CORY with o. g.
g. A. v. RR.. at Emporium with ID. N. Y. 4 r..
mr., and at DriftwOOd with A. v. RR
ParlOr Cars will run between Philadelphia and
WtlliamsPort ON Niagara Express West, Ene
Express East and Sunday Express East.
Sleeping Cars on all night trains.
WIN. A. BALDWIN, 0enl 5ups
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Railroad Guide.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Returning, leave depot at Berks and Amer
can St, Phlla., at 1900 s;45 and 9;45 a. mi z H.
346 and 5:15 p. m,
Fare from Lehighton TO Phila., e2.55,.
Excursion Tickets, $500
April IL, 1875. ELLIS CLARK, Agent.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-17

worst men in the LOT, though npt the ring:
their oominR. and when the hersemen gal
loped M to the plaza they found only . few
men and women in the village. The thieves
Who were srrested, when lodged in the
euerdhocse q Fort Stanton, confessed their
calling. and bcested that the gang h.d over
900 horses within ton miles Of B0quilla, and
defied any ono to discover them. 1t is sur
equal scale, this gang has . large subter-
rauean stable whore the stolen equines arc
kept until traded or disposed Of singly or
in small lots. The cavalrymen satisfied
themselves Of the existence of the under
ground passages, but did not venture to
explore. them. A large force will lnvesti-
gate the whole peighborhood, and try to
discover the whereabouts of the concealed
snimals.-St. Louis Republican.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-17

Arrivsd-Mszss Louise. lten nsw orlesna. 10 -
vicxssu.s. March M..Pseaea sewa-ar.aa
Lake at 4 r.; Nellie Peek. q "a. H. Susao sil-
Vcr. r. r. r. Atlanta - 4 Il
HnWPau March 16-The river hoo risen tive
feet, weather eleazDapd cool. DepeEted-ChaEles
norsau ma Thompeon Dean. for New Orleans;
Roher r. MITCHELL for Cincinnati: Greyhound. Ter
rene. Chester and Commonweolth 1.-THE latter last
nieht) for st. LouiA
tiHclxNA11. March ls-Riyer twenty eight feet
six inches and rising Westher cloudy and show
cry; windy: growing colder % night.
fi1rsBuRe, March l6.-Rivef eight feet nine
inches and rising. weather cloudy and mild.
EvAxsvnln. March l6.-River twenty nve eet
and rising fast. Rained from p. II. TIL 4. H.; .
violent gale Ill day.
CAIRO, March Recommendations, from vickE
burg. Of 8 p n. Depa' ted-Helens. for 81 L9ui.,
at 4. Nj John B. Naude. for st. LOU: q e' Z,
o'clock River thirty.one fest eleven ncnes u"
risipg weather clear. Mercury ~ .,.~.r
LOUISVILLE, March l6-kiver rts1ne M.ti 4'oSo Na
feet six inches In the cano' nine 1eet iout uCHes
on the fella Tremendous aims Lass n,ent; neSvy
shoVero today; hesvy gale provsung. w;
Thomas SherlOck from How Orleans to CncannetL
Dovn-U. P Schenck, frUm Cincinnati 70 new VI
~ Iou1s. March l6.-ATived-et. 0eneveive.
from Vicksburg. Departed-Coloradc fof vicks-
burg. River hes risen two rect eno ssan Hsans
Westher cloudy with high Winds
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-17
Sdrring Times In New Mexico.

A correspondent of the Denver Ne.cs fur
nishes the folio wing particulars of raid by
Q detachment of cavalry the other day on
band of horse thieves 1T Boquills, q small
settlement forty five miles from Fort Stan
ton. The settlement numbered about forty
men, is composed entirely of thieves. who
make horse stealing their calling. Orig
inslly, four or Eve thieves settled there.
With this beginning rrgues from all parts
Of the territory, Colorado and Texas
began colonizing there. the number stead
lily increasing until the despersd0es be-
came 90 formidable that the officers.
knowing the character OF the gang, were
afraid to make an arrest When away from
BoQuilla, of on predatory excu' stone, the
rogues would alwaye claim to hail from
some other place. The little plaza in the
midst of the colony is perfect fort Every
means for defense has been provided.
Shafts sunk 1T intervals about the plaza,
and provided with ladders, to connect, at
depths of from ten to twenty feet, with
drifts or subterranean passages, some of
them running hundreds of feet to neigh
boring ravinee, and thus affording means of
escape in case any ate mpt at arrest
should be made. For years this colony
OF thieves has existed in defiance Of
the law and the authorities Their
operations have extended over q wide range
OF country, and hundreds, perhaps thou
sands OF horses have been gathered in by
| them and traded and sold in Texas, the
aodian Territory, Colorado and Arizona.
The chiefs Of the colony appear, from the
confession of the members Of the gang
recently arrested. to be three Mexicane,
named Cheyez, Macs and Lejos, who are
have kept ecouts out on ali s;dcs
day and night, each citizen by turn
being subject to guard duty, and if a
stran ger approached the town, was alvavs
sounded, and while Q portion Ut the gang
showed him distinguished attention and
showered their Inequalities upon him, the
ringlesAers darted away underground, re-
appearing Ut the surface when it seemed
ssie to do %. Tho cavairymen who made
tho recent lApent captured four Of the
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-17
Domestic Markets.

NEW YORK, March l6, RveDing-Aoney easy ~
2O3. Gold closed ct lllSOll4h. Exchange nrm
1t o. o6k. Government boDd0 active. Stat0
bonds quist snd nominal
C0ttwn closed dull; upiands " &c; Orleans Is l1oc
Gales 66s bales; net receipts 828; groes 346l.
Futures closed weak; sales q 500 balee. - !ol
lows: March 1908 l.32c; April IL 352Ot3tc lay
- l3.32Ol3 7l6c: June - 2l3z0l3 lll6c; July A3S
obs 70 go; August Il l-32c.
Flour Q shede Hrmer; demand fair. Wheat l0
DC better Corn . shade better sugar uncpangeo
Molasses dull Rice steady; 6h G7hc for Carolina
Reep quiet; 81 coal IS for ct, ainsd: Tui pentine
eteady: $50. Pork 6rm new mfes 81 87ks Lard
hrmer; primo steam l365013:0c. Whisky dull
IT. LOUIS, March l6.-Four quet and un-
changed Wheat-No red winter 81 An. Corn
No. . mixed 4l04lhc Whisky and Uork nm
changed. Bulk me- ale firm; shoulder ssh 98 hc
clear rib sides l2tc; clt ar sidee l2Ac: Bacon
stesdy and unchanged, Lard firm; l3Ac. delivered.
CHICAGO, March I6.-Flour firm and UNCHANGED
Wheat higher. 'orn Irregular PO,k strong;
e22 Is. Lard generally unc anged Bulk meats
ct esdy: shoulders 8ssc Clear rib snd CIT ar sides
l2a 02Ae. Whisky tssier. but not quotaoly
,ow.r 81 O40l osh.
ForeiGn Markets.
LONDON March Is. EveninE.-Consols 81 sl6@
"a I. los; Brie preferred zoo.
L1vaxPooL. March Is. Evening.-Cotton-eale
Of miadliDg uplands, low m ddliDg CLAUSE, June
and July delivery, I'D; also, sales Of the same 1t
s l932d; sales Of middIipg uplsnds. low middling
clause May and June delivery, 6hd; do. April
and Nay. 7-l6d.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-17
What Shall Be Expected Of Wivese


Some husbands do not make their finan.
cial affairs topic at home, and some bet
ter halves know less Of their own husbands
affairs than they do of their neiehbors'.
Some weeks since lady was informed of
her husbands suspension by reading an an
nouncement in q paper which she accident
ally took up in q store while waiting to
have an order filed. Whether it was pride
or fear that prompted the secrecy can not
be stated. but what can be expected from
wives in the ways Of true economy if they
are only silent partners in the matrimonial
copartnershipi In 1857 large jewelry firm
sold costly set of jewels TO q lady. The
firm knew that her husband was in q failing
condition, but the lady had been long and
profitable customer. When the partner or
dered his clerk not to charge the memorial
dunn on the blotter. he had paid the lady g
integrity q high compliment. When her
husband failed the jewelry came back with
note couched in such terms that the deal
or only regretted that gift of the set
would be construed as An insult.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-17

Daniel Orew'o Bankruptcy.
A special from New York to the Louisville


Ledger says:
Daniel Drew, whose petition in bank.
ruptcy has been filed, is liable upon IN in.
dorsement note of the Drew theological
Seminary. at Madison, New Jersey, in the
note to the seminary ct Middleton, Connec-
ticut, in 800, 900. These two notes ara un-
secured. His other unsecured liabilities
amount to between $lO0, 600 and soc. 600
The amount of all his liabilities, secured
and unsecured. 10 about 81 SOC, 900.
"Uncle" Daniel Drew, - he 10 Familiarity
called, has been for many years one of the
most prominent operators on Wall street.
In his day he has met and vanquished some
during the last year or two his ventures
have resulted disastrOuely. He has been
the principal spirit Of lnnumersble "pools,"
for, though very illiterste man, his native
ehrewdnees and lack of ecruple made him Q
giant in the bull and beat world.
He is said to be . queer compound of
knsvery and piety. and some amusing
stories are told Of the way he mixes reli-
gion and gambling. "Sometimee." he re-
marked to . friend once, there haint been
greeny of any account on the street for
wet ks, and I gets low in spirits and de.
ep0ndent, but, just at the right time. one
turns up, and then realize the truth Of
that beautiful passage from Scripture, The
Lord will provide"
Another story is told of his ignorance of
the commonest branches of an English edu-
cation. One morning Uncle Daniel did not
appear at his Office, and as he was the only
man who knew the cafe combination the
book-keeper went to his house to ask him
" hat it was. He reached the place, Knocked
on the door and asked for Drew.
"Wh0's thereF asked Uncle Daniel.
"It's me-" explained the bOOk-keeper. ~
want to find out the safe combination"
Door," shouted back the disturbed
financier, and sunk on his pillow in pious
meditation.
Shortly sfterward the beok.keeper re-
turned and Knocked again.
"Well. what is it nowi" shouted Uncle
Daniel. Indignantly.
what did you say the combina alton was,
Mr. Drewr asked the book keeper.
Door! door! door," was the reply hurled
through the pencils at forty lung power.
For q moment the puzzled employe stood
irresolute, and then Q bright idea struck
him.
How do you spell door, Mr.. Drew'" he
asked.
"Sich ignerance!" Numbered Uncle Dan
iel from under the covers, "Vhy, d-O-s.re,
you id fool. D-o-ar-e."
The book-keeper smiled audibly, went
back to the Office and opened the safe.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-17
r.,,.n ypew ynsf RAsA ]


.eeoa. it i said tho Khedive's yAchs Mans
foasss left 0uAs Tuesday with 9iepascnee
- Hsosam and Rateb Pasha. Tho Abys-
siais war u considered ended.
The InunAasaens In FFaaeo.
PAnm. March l6.-The bridge Of Auster-
itx 10 closed. Ii is reported to have par
TALLY given way under the pressuse OF the
Watere.
Inundasions have stopped work in the
government tobacco factory and 10 tne
boundaries of Alfoctville. Two hundred
Ncnses were flooded st St. Msur Sunday:
Tho gale caused trightful destruction Q.
life and property. Eleven persons "ete
killed in Cambrsy.
Ganbesta's Letter.
n. Gambetts has written . iester 20 Inc
olectors of Lille, Bordeaux ana Msreeillee,
annonncino that ne was elected to represent
Paris I'M the Chamber Of Deputies.
A Lawful Prixe.
MAnRrn. March l6-The cust0mhouse
.nthorities of Algesiras have declared the
Enelish felucca San Francisco, recently cap
tured by Spanish revenue cutter, 10 % .
lawful prize.
Tho Spanish government has demanded
the release Of the prize crew OF the Goss .Se
Costa. Who we're taken to Gibraltar by the
British schooner Omaha.
RD&OctOR Exp0DOeos
HAvANA. March l6-The GaceeG VIII
publish decree reforming the auwe =
ton service and rede S2n ,'s mers civil en-
Dloves viii be discharged from their places
in Havana alone.
The Captured Octavfa.
Tho Yacht Octavia was captured Oh Guile
bra island near Porto Rico, by the Spanish
euDboat fernando Cortez, and was taken
to Porto Rico. She is supposed to have
some connection with .Quesada, who left
New York March l. Her cargo consisted
of 243 boxes of powder, 48 boxes cartridges,
IL boxes shelle, 1000 rifles, $50 carbinee, and
pieces of artillery. It is not known
whether the yacht had any people on BOARD
besides the officers and crew.
The Captain (seneral's Decree.
Tho CAPTAIN General has issued . decree
rersrdine finances which il published by
the Gacetc. 1t absolutely abolishes fifteen
and ten Der cent taxee, and the TAX OF Va
on slaves in lieu thereof. 1t imposes a.
rect taxation Of $36, GOO .0OO on the wnole
leland: Of which Havana is to pay
The entire expenses of the island are esti-
mated at S82, OO0. OOC gold per annum, Of
which az, O00, 900 is provided for BY receipts
from customs and sources other than direct
taxation. This leaves balance OF
o36, DOC, 600 to be raised by additional taxa
ton in order to relieve the treasury OF the
island from the floating debt recognized to
January I, 1876.
The government will issue eight per cent
bonds to the amount of el8, 5000, 600. When
ever certificates of Indebtedness arc pre-
sented these bonds will be given. The
amount of bonds remaining sfter the pay
ment of all debts is to be used to retire the
notes OF the Spanish Bank. The govern
mont will settle its discounts with the Span
ish Bank ct the earliest possible date.
The government will retire $4,000 of
these bonds semi-annuslly. The present
decree places the receipts and expenditures
of tho island treasury before the people in
an ineligible manner, and promises .
mode of administering affairs much less
costly than hitherto.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-17

MONETARY.
INV ORLEANS H1pUBLIOAN OFFICE, I
THURSDAY HvMNua, March 16, 1876.

We noticed . continued fair demand for ais
counts 1t the banks, but NO change ON the street.
the telegraph, these wse lees movement in gold
and foreign exchange. Under the course Of the
lower. and the latter at shout previ0uS fatea An
average business was done In New York sight. ct
rather hrmer rates for commercial Only enc ealo
bonds exhibited { fair degree Of animation, and
the market for both, though quoted nearly the
came a. yesterday, Was generally con~oofeo
Afron00f
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-17
NEW oR1rAxs GLAZING HOUSE.

-
York. and after . mode, ate business, closed 1t
ll4k 0ll4A. against ll4a 1t l:ao M the last &c
patch received during business hours from that
li4k: els 200 at ll4a olAz. and $1,000 5000 and
No sales OF silver were reported. American half
dollars are still quoted 1t los0ao6k. and Mex
lean dollars 1t 9lhc gold.
moderate. The ssles comprised 235 600. embracing
s 'ss s5f 1Se a. .Sd s, 60! q; .s
bank :. IS s.. and aaoos DO sight ct IS 81.
Francs we're . little higher. The .sles com;
co GO a. sna .ed as
bank at ASH; and Is 900 DO, sight, at s.47h.
At the close sterling bi 10 were quoted It - NY
IS 81 for bank lhank counter rate ..-0es s7'sl,
and francs At ASS 04ss for commercial. and nomi'
The offerings Of New York sight were rather
moderate, but meeting . fair demand, commercial
vas little stronger The sa,e' cS%p11sed esS0
900 privsta benker.' and s75 600 hank at Par,
and $50 0OO bank ut l-32 p cent premium.
TIE banks continued to check on New ~. York -s st
was still quoted 1T par. against -0par yesterday.
No Gales were reporttd In stocks except IT the
The movement in State consols was Of fair 81.
wss quoted ct the close ct 6ss 06sA No sales
There was . fair bast ess done in city bonds ct
steadier ard stronger rates At the close, premium
irsnes were quoted sos !; old currency sevens
(AdministI alton eeries p ASH 037. and DO drain
aRe) at 36 037. The Gales not reported 1t The kx-
ssnss nssaeS .aa .n a
No sales of city scrip were reported. and no
warrants except ct the Exchange.
The following 10 the official statement Of the
eal.s reported to-day at the New Orleans Stock
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-17
SHERIFFS SALES,

Augustus Schlenker W. Hubert Antoine.
ENFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THB PARISH OF
T. Orleans, No 987.-By virtue of . writ OF ieri
facias to me directed by the honorable the lift
District Court for the parish Of Orleans in the
above entitled cause l will proceed to sell at pub
lie auction, at the Merchants and Auctioneers'
Exchange Royal street, between Canal aud Gus.
tomhouse streets in the Second District of this
city, on NC, DAY, April IL. 1876, at twelve
o'clock NJ. the following described property, to
wit
a CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. with all appur.
tenances, situated in the Third District Of this
city, d-srgn ated BY the number thr. e. in square
number twenty, bounded by Urquhart, vii ere
(ls'e GirOd) Fe iciaEa and ClOuet II e,s id lot
me asuIlng thirty-one feet front Clouet 81 ct
by depth of ore hundred and seventeen feet Jour
inches six lines, between pal a Tel lnee
Seized in the above suit.
Terns-Cash on the spot.
EUGENE WAGGAMAN,
mh7 Is apl l6 Civil Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-17
NOTICE-CITY TAXEs OF 1876.
TAX Bills OF 1876.
BUSINESS CARDS,

HERO, JR.,
NOTARY PUBLIC AND COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS.
Once Ne. IL Commercial Place.
Passports procured with dispatch. and pssmye
attenton given to al AnA
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-17
CELEBRATED GOLD PENS
PENCILS,
TIE FINEST AND BEST.


suite ~ invention that will facilitate their labor
10 highly worthy Of notice. as we'll - Of extensive
patronage One Of the most important inventions
the thos pen sns
durability in use Prominently such ARE those Of
JOHN FOLEY, Manufacturer Of Fine GOLD PENS
value 10 tested BY the long time he has been en-.
gagged in our city in their manufacture. we. the
subscribers, who know the value Of FOLkYe
PeNs from constant use OF them sor mum M o.
wish for the best and most perfect Gold Pen ever
made.
j. g. williams, Pres Metropolitan National Bank.
g. 8. Cpe, Pres. American Exchange NATL Bank.
J.. Besrdslev Cashier Natl Bank Of N. america.
VIM A. Fall, President Corn Exchange Bank.
r d. Lowry Pres. NATL BanA Of the Republic
F. D. Tappsn, President 0sllattn National Bank.
c. F. Thompson, Cashier Continental Bank.
C. Dennis Vice Pres Atlantic Mutual Ins. Go.
Daniel D. Smith, President Commercial 1ns. Co
Elwood Walter. Pres. Mercantile Mutual ms. Co.
J. ". Lewis, Cashier Union National Bank.
VIM. Il. Cox Cashier AechAnics' National Bank.
J. Buell.. Pres. Importers and Traders Natl Bank
4. r. Wilm:rth, Vice Pres. Home Firs Ina. Co.
Morris Franklin. PreA new York Life lns: Go.
Clark Dodge Co. George D. Arthur Co.
White. Morris 4 Go. b. T. Morgan Co
Winslow. Lanier Co. Adams E.press Co.
Wells. Fargo Co. T. Ketcbum Co.
United States Ex. Co. =. Chittendon Co.
JOHN FOLEY.
Gold Pen Manufacturer,
10. Aston house. Broadway, New York.
jewellers of New Orleans. fel3 I'm cod
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-17
COMMERCIAL.

COTTON-The sales to day (not including 100
bales add itionsl late yester sy) embraced 1850
bales, At prices requiring no change in our quo.
tatione. We give also the figures aud report Of
the Exchange, a. below
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-17
J. b. Verges vs.. A. Mauesster.

Il of Orleans, No. Is, OO5.-By virtue of . writ of
TERI facias ior costs in favor Of clerk against
plaintiff, to me directed by the honorable the
the above entitled cause, 1 will proceed to sell at
public auction, at the Merchants and Auctioneers'
hfachange Royal street, between lanai and Gus
city, on MONDAY March 20, 1876, at twelve O'Clock
NJ, the following described property, to wit
ALL TIE RIGHT, TITLE AND INTEREST of
j. B. verges defendant in cution, in and TO the
case of B. veyges Vs. A. Manussier, No. ls COS Of
the docket Of the Fifth District Court for the
porish Of Orleans.
Seized In the above suit.
TeEms-Cash on the spot.
EUGENR WA0GAMAN.
nhe u l7ls Civil Sheriff OF the Pariah Of OrieanA
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-17
MI0OEI,I.ANEOU6,

= IRRRAL Cash ADVANCES ON CITY
schoc, aerf~ and Natropolitan Police time for 1875
also On city and State bonds, can be ootA'ncd
reasonable rates Of interest by application to
HRNRY BALLARD,
Corner Of Washington and St. Denis streets.
mills Inn
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-17
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THK
UNITED STATES.
DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA.
IN THB MAT1RR OF J. ". CHAMPIIN, BANK
rupt.
In Bankruptey-No. 1443

IL bankruptcy hereby gives notice that . second
general meeting Of the crsdltors Of said bank
rupt will be held in the city of New OIleans. 81
the fourth day Of April 1876. 1t twelve O'clock II,
ct the ONCE Of G. Kellogg, register. in the Gus
tomhouse building. for the purposes named IN IL
twenty-seventh and twenty eighth sections OF the
bankrupt act Of March 2, 1867.
mhl7 "a b. g. BILL, Assignee
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-17
MEMORANDA.

The ship sarah. from Dublin. arrived ct Hout
west Pas md called for Philadelphia