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CHICAGO.


AHRt7AIs-5tmr Huron, soutl, r1avan .,,,,
Y. 5, stmr Michigan, Milwaukee,. tirh,. .a'.ef
ss.,ehoJgan, Manltowoc. snndricr; stmr W".t. s'ns
MaskcEon, eun1f1os; prop Montana, i,utra,o
cries; prop cuba, buffalo, sundres; prou Ma.. .aa'
ger. Benton lfartor, snn1rcs; prop c1s..s c,.'sen'
Pesnt!so towing; prop Tfuosacl DENTON H.
enndF'es prop George Dunbar, South JIaysn
cries; schr Annie Laurie Do Perc p.a iron. .au' u
Tempest White Lake. rundrtcs; schr IfxzJ. nasa ssa
st. Joe, lunbpr; achr Peshtfso, pc,htico ,p oak
schr Active, peshttgo lumber; sehr r. Corntn
as cCn! Echf a.. n Packard, LulwiKe Pier irI aI'
~; fchF n. 15anna!'s soutll Haven. Biz 'u5 s
Oawcgu. sail. "s"' " d. lIond,
- ,oCttss,A.HAxcEs--Prop Messenger, Benton 11,,.,.
~ Dts ionr, aud snndrfca; schr Ady1ncc paso,,
GMGnsgur MayHn H. 9oo Sn e9.n; prop ueIeys. az. 4s
gsn; Mw.afe: S sundries tchr anIe 'WSgns Woss
%frD!n NJ ns!wSf port Goborne ~ 7 u whcs: ~; y;
h.sn htssne ~ pu'sI9 a 2s 81 b1. safai 5nii sP
1on aAHn,stSS A5ntS urls per ana auntes III ~;
sis rIes AaskegGn .shs n;kegG b,s PORK md fsa!
4 II, L nhnt hsnt 1no1'n !? brls our Is bis polp tIp
sMats sna 39S pkgs sn,es prop cuyaorss' q
Ta luo bi corn q. 1885 i,u oats, ~ IL.
noas 20 bsls pork, 81 bales hay, and aunrssI. ''a
, 1876-08-23

ERw FonK, Aug. 71.-Tho trads movement was fair
" Actt1c with domestic coHnlanton houscs and Job.
6S W. "a gM son rS @ n m5Sk
pT1t. aasancsa : ~ sGnshHydg% tansies ross to
tlnuc tn steady demand.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-07

Senator Hamlln, as a regulator OF postal
rates, Is rapidly growing into national
nuisance. He has never touched the subject
except TO blunder, and while people have
heretofore been disposed 10 deal charitably
with his childish meidlesomeness, they are
rapidly nearing point where ne will cease
to claim their forbearance.-[OhiO STATE Jour
nal.
The trouble with Mr.. Hamlin is that he is
TOO pig headed to admit frankly that he
blundeTed in his original bill OF last year,
and be is laboring 10 get up bill that will
not appear 10 be a back-down on his part.
IL is case OF one obstinate old man against
the whole American people who are up in
arms against this postal-rate tinkering,
(which works for the benefit of the express
companies, whether so intended or not,) and
demand a return TO the cheap, equitable, and
plainly understood rates in use when Mr..
Hamlin commenced his botchwork. Mrs.
Partington made plucky but unsuccessful
attempt 10 repel the Atlantic ocean with her
mop, and Mr. Hsmlin seems inspired by a
like ambition TO resist the will OF the people
In this postal business, but he Will have 10
retreat before the tide.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-07
OFFICE SERG Arms.
H-I-GE ~ " :.

developed So alarmingly, has issued the fol-
lowiI Crder:
OFFICE SERGE.ST-AT Arms,
House. or REPRESENTATIVES,
WAsHIsG D. G., April 6 1876 \
Gen John y CrOcIer. Warden L s. .InE.
Dear StT- You will furnish meals TO HaIIet
ktlbOurn, now confined by oyder Of the Housa
OF Representatives in the common Jail, OF
which your are the warden at a cost not TO ex-
eetd one dollar per day, aud charge the same
TO the House OF representative of the United
STATES JOHN G.. THOMPSON.
tives.
This order shows that the House committee
have concluded that the only way to get rid
OF their elephant is TO starve him TO DEATH
for dCi liars worth OF rations per diem for
an elephant Of the hilbournisn capacity is
simply starvation. Freund, would probably
supply for that sum a smell at a spring
Chicken, half a smell at a strawberry. a
distant view of plate OF tomatoes, six or
eight peas, and cold potato. This will
Certainly do the business fer poor Kflbourp
He will have TO go.
Later. 1t is as we feared. Advices from
Inc jail at different hours OF the dsy an
nounce that the Great American Eater IL
gradually sinking under the House starva.
ton policy. At ten o'clock his mind was
wandering, and as usual with starving per-
sons he babbled about delicious feasts and
banquet tables groaning under their loads
Ateleven he started up and gszed wildly at
the group OF sympathizing friends Of his
happier days-BOss Shepherd. John o. vans
Charley EIdridge, OImstead, Sam Young
Latta, Murtagh and the rest-who were gath.
cred around the pallet upon which his ema.
ciated form was stretched. EyeIng tben,
over one by one, he exclaimed:
o, who can hold a fire in his hand
BY thinking on the frosty Caucasus?
W cIOy the hungry edge OF appetite
BY bare Imagination OF feast?
Then In sad cadences he added
So comes reckoning when the barluef's
The dreadful reckoning, and men smile 10
more.
Atnoon he was calm, but growing vlsibIy
weaker He asked Olmstead for one of his
hooks. and hugging 1t to his bosom he re-
marked:
How charming is divine philosophy,
Not harsh AID Grabbed. as dull fools suppose;
But musical as is ApollO's lutte,
Ard perpetual feast OF nectared sweets
W mere no crude surfeit reigus.
At p. IN. he had another paroxysm, and
shouted wildly that ii was cruelty unjust to
apply TO him the words
Swinish gluttOny
Ne'er looks 10 heaven amidst its gorgeous
feast,
But with besotted, base ingratituie
Grams, and blasphemes his feeder.
Then changing his mood he began TO pay
some attention to his neglected toilet, and
passing his hands through his flowing curls
he murmurmed-
Still to be neat, still TO be drest
As you were going to feast.
After this he slept htfully for a season, |
calculating every now and then something
about game breakfasts, terrapin soup, and |
strawberries, cheap at i've dollars apiece. At |
p. m those at his bed side heard him ar
ticulate family
would not die in spring chicken time!
This was the last heard from him, but IL is |
evident that exhausted nature cannot long
sustain itself. Poor Haliet, poor Hallet!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-07

And row the name OF Henry w. Long
fellow is mentioned in connection with the
English mission. That certainly would
seem TO be an uDexceptionable nomination,
but come TO think of 10, didn't Edgar A. Poe,
or somebody else, once charge LongfelIow
with plagiarism? Anyhow, 1t wouldn't be
best 10 nominate him until IL is seen II Gen
eral Butler has any Views In regard TO his
literary purity. If Butler says Longfellow
is all right, then the Senate might feel safe
IN confirming him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-07

IL Is believed the House bill prohibiting
members OF Corr ress and other officers from
contributing money for political purposes
Will meet its Sedan in the Senate Old
pontlcal eampsigners In both parties under
stand very well that a thorough canvass
cannot be carried on without the use OF
money, and consequently are disposed TO op-
pose the bill under which IL is argued canii-
dates for office cannot even subscribe money
10 purchase newspapers for dIs,rloution
An.Fg voters.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-07

A misapprehension exists in the minds OF
many relative to the joint resolution latel Y
passed by Congress, making the 18th instant
legal holiday In the District OF Columbia.
The resolution applies only to the District of
Columbia ana not TO the country at large,
and does not provide that every recurring
18th OF April shall be a holiday In this Dis
frict. II has reference simply to the IILh OF
The present month.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-07
IOHN 2; MLLCFELL.

931 PESNsNLNAHIA AvEsUE,
y as lusf Tecthsd choice selection OF DRESS
SoODS "a the new shades and f-bTics for tprins
wear 70 ench Debeges IN Browns aud Greys
Plain Plaids snd tD PEE. Camel II air and Cab
mere a. che Ecru and resu shades. Toils Nets,
new patterns and shades, with lsces match Tor
oserdresses French Cambria SKIRTS and SUITS In
clob ctlors; the latest importation. FouIsri ana
FIR nch CAmbrics and French gsckOnets in endrelv
Dew shades aud designe; different from anythiDa
ever sh WI 10 this srket; cOlors and styles 10 cr.
re- poBd With the all-wool goods aud silks rprfne
enks IN Checks. Strips ard Plsids, from N 20
~ 30 Black Gre nad1Des 81 ell prices Plaid, fjheck
snd , riped Grenadines IN Blacks aud colo-s for
oyero resses shades % mattel Silks and Dress eeos
full line OF Black files Cf the best make al Iox
prices large lof o. Sun rnbrt Has lust reofyeS.
gil sizes arc prices several styles az very hand.0ms
Sold-hountsq handles small Black Psrasols aud
Perasos In kcru shades 20 match suits We srs -
eei,iDg lev goods daily Az inspsction OF our
stock IL solicited. JOHN T. AIrCHGLL,
marG-u ISL pennsYlyaufa avenua
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-07

Aside from the interesting nature of the
lecture TO be delivered tonight by Col.
Forney II commends itself especially to our
citizens who feel pride In having the Dis
trict OF Columbia properly represented at the
Centennial Exhibition. The lecture is very
generously given by Col. Foruey in aid of
the Centennial building fund of the District
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-07

II would be great relief To Strengthened
tax-rayeTs In these hard times IL Congress
would extend the time for paying the last
1nstslment OF taxes from April LIST TO July
1st- This would give poor people time to
raise tIe money. A similar extension OF
tmeFss given last year with very beneh-
cial results
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-07

BOARDING.
DLEASANT ROOMS AND GOOD BOARD can
Il be obtained at 1909 MarylaL avenue, q mod
ei ate rates, IN private family. msT27 2wE
METROPOLITAN HOIEL
l'I MONTHLY BOARD AT REDUCED RATES,
msrlo I'm GEO CAKE, Proprietor.
SlNGLE LODGING 8OOMS, 20 cents per night
- or from % to 8 g per week; BOARD or MEALS
at reasonable rates, at No asa Pennsylvania ave-
Due marl5- I'm
L'Ok REhT-Very desirable newly furnished
Il ROOMS, With first class Board, 1T low raIes,
thru door north Of street, Sos Eth It north.
west. feb26 7sr
MILLIkEH's HOTEL, Cornr l0ta asd q SIS
WI noT;htceN, WdSatngton, u. c., one ausre from
Avenue, v, 9th and 18th street cars
Transient Board 81 per day.
FRANK hILLIKEH, Proprietor.
no Oar. deSl1-tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-07
SPRING DRY GOODS.

CARPETS AT COST, TO sELL OFT
loo yards Remnants CalicOes, &c
300 CaiicOes. &c.
hife Spreads, slghuy soiled, Sc.
" Joe Sheetings. sc. worth IS
eprlng Dress Go DIS In great variety snd prices very
- Cheap, from 1919 up % fine goods.
bloc ming HlaCk Attacas. rs s. - and soc.
Pure mghairs. marked cOwn-trom l21I @ NAc.
Black silks, of best makes, cheap
GeEUine Namsutts Shirt, isu ndried, gO'd dtfing
aud finished, At el 2S-iess than ihe price 81
making
Carpet At cOst-sl gods now 7Bo
Best lnRrsfns At less thau mauufsc turers' prfca
docd value Tor your money eiwayE given fn any
part ~ NV stock. II, n NAIDAIN
mare IT 10Q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-07
pORTNER'S VIENNA BEER,
FOR FAMILY USEIN THE CITY.

The general demand for BOTTLED BEER has
induced Inc to build n Lager Beer Bottliug E,tab-
lshmeDt, on virginia Avenue, near TN street,
ing s.yaEtsge of all the late st in pro re ments
The Beer Is especially breWed for that PURPOSE,
al bottled With the grestest care, for family use
and shipping.
AL orders sent to the Office here or to Alexandria
will be promptly attended TO. The Beer will be de-
hyeTed TO any part Of tse city.
ROBERT PORTNER,
Ohce and Depot 624-62s Virginia ave-
PRICE LIST.
In Boxes. containing dozen Quarts, e2 80, allow
Ins IS cents for Bottles, aud Box rsturnsd
In Boxes, containing dozen Ptnts 81 20 per ooZen
allosing 81 cents per dozen for Bottles and Box
returned.
Fer Shipping, in Boxes containing z dozen Quarts,
or dozen Fints, at same price psr dozen, allow
ing the same fer Bottles and Boxes returned free
Cf charge
ap3 I'm ROBERT PORTNER
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-07
SPECIAL ART NOTICE,

SPEJIAL AKT NUTICE.
Messrs. PARIS, WITT POIEDEXTER beg 10
inform the public thst thew will osen a SCH0OI
OF ART AND DESIGN for Ladies and Gentle
ner 9th and streets
Courses of Instruction will be given In OIL ana
Water Color Painting, Architectural and Mechaut-
cal Drawing.
Any one desiring 10 enter upon a cosrse ia eithsr
OF the above branches will please 10 advise Us al
once.
Pupils will now be received for the first quarter
ending July LIST.
Terms and particulars may be obtained By apply
ing TO
Bank Building.
Mr.. J. Ii. WITT, Artist, No. = Vernon Row.
Mr.. W n. P0lhDEArEB, Architect, No. = Yer
Warrington, D. O., March 0,h, 1875 apl-st
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-07
FIRST OPENING OF
NEW sPRING DRY GOODS
AT
C0ILEY'S NEW STORE.

-VN sITtVI crace
Handsome Dres. Goods, at Is. 90 Is N soa a
cents, 500 ysTds Rich BIsck MohAirs aud Ale 90.
cheap Superior Black Alike. Al Al o. al q a 81
SLlb, q "; Mourning Dress Goods. in al be-t
Etdes aDd az Tow prices: Cloths aud Cssslm ere Tor
Gent and SOys' n esr, with trimmings 90 match /.
90 ards ct Caiicoss, fast oOlOrs. ca seUts. "a
torded Plque. AZ ctnte: Plaid sud stree Mrsfius
lUO yards white tambrics, slightly col I'd ~ 70
cents worth - cents: 500 yards Fine Hamburs
kcgnss and lns-rtings. from suction. rom scsuts
10 ~ ceLts per yard. with full stock Staple 40
nestle Goods, all 50 lO~ down prices
- And warranted 60 prove ss repre-eBt
msrSl-ly . w 0tbt.,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-07

A Ii KINDS OF aINTLEMKHp OAsr-OTF
"a MhAklno APkAREL can be cold 20 the 20 nv
30 e1vanteee ~ o1dreedng or calling on JUST III.
e4y aneet, oee. 9Th and 7th streets north wet
sAs' JsnH-ly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-07
NEW SPRING GOODS.

Receiving new supplies daily FANCY DRESS
GooDe arriylng-in al the new Fabrics and styles
Tbe Target srd che .pest stock of BLACK SILKS
moHAihs and ALPACAs 90 be found IN the city.
w. w. BURDErrE a co.
, No. s2s 7th street nv.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-07
NEW GOOES
1T VERY LQw PRICEsI
w. N BROWN.
NO. Sli hlSh ii STREET, Near Penna. avenue.
h'nlfNftfT me Loraff0H. apl-tr
ss0UrH WARRINGTON DRY sOoOs

: W lite Cord Piques At l2b.c beautiful y 4 red
Figured Pigues ~ l5c.; White Goods, such a. Mar
s-lltE, Plaid, stTpe, snd PLAIN SAnsOoks Vfet8rfa
Lawns and tambrios, from pc. 20 gaC +. 30 yAris
Hamburg Edet g from 20 6lc per la-d Srring
Dress Goods, Plaid, Plain, a-d Striped, from l2he
u snc the best 255 aud SAsc. Black Alpscas 10
t5Wn. al numbers up 20 75c Spring Uassrusr~.
b. ys aud gents, &c. q ell another q q those
&c hid. aFeBcs FOR Mbi'e Demorast Jos d
RAIL BY. corner Z n AND y sfs southUess api- ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-07

EIEIeT DRESS SHIFTS M ABE TO oRprR
Of the very bsst matsrial and q the most elseant
sHIRT IAofoBT, i0la srss.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-07
PERSONAL.

CoHEEp LOAN OFFICE, Corsr Of IA s,,s,
- and New foyk acesse, entrance on New ~
York avenue: The most private Loan Once ~
u the city Money loaned ct the lowest rste0 Il
o. interest on Cold and Silver Watches Dismon
9sntlemsnS Clothing, oarpsts, and si articles Of
s4oo. isns1 "
CITIZENS, ARMY AND NAVY
~ME MERCHANT TAILOR,
vl-V Ne. 362 Penn'a ave, Washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-07

WE ABE RKCEIyIHo DAILY FROM OUR
ssetory, IN Bsitimore, fresh suppiiss Of thoss
EINIsRED SHIFTS, made Of The Bsst v s ANS
BRxNo and I.sSsy 1o1s Egne..d Liner e the
W. DARE. Manager.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-07
The House Gets RID or Its Elephant
by Starvation.

The democratic House after scratching its
head In great perplexity how TO deal with its
hloourn elephant, whose appetite has
developed So alarmingly, has issued the fol-
lowiI order:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-07

EIkEsT DRrse SHIFTS MADE TO oRBrR
OF the very best material, IN the most elegant
Only o3-1 for the VERY FINEST DRKss
snihIs made % order, 81 the BRANCH BALTI-
ingtop, ID. O.
marr-im IRepl NV. DARE, Manager.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-07

- GoLDsTEIN . CO.,
LOAN AND COMMISSION BROKERS',
CORNER 10TH AND ID STREETS.
MONEY LOANED or ADVANCES MADE On
valuable personal property 10 any amount, aad FOR
any tine desired, on very reasonable terms
Also, Goods cold on Oommlssi
At Private saie-Nery Chesp-A large lot OF UH
redecm,d Pledges and Commission Goods, new and
s'copd hand Eyery article fully warranted.
All business strictly confidential.
The oldest and the most reliable house In tie
city msrl6-tr
MONEY TO LOAN.
$4,000 to loan on choice real estate, IN sums Of
from $50 TO II Go, at 3 and 10 per cent interest
few sums at per cant In from s. .0e TO SO 600
B. Ii. WARNER,
.msrn corner 7th and n streets
1N0 LOAk-LarEe and small amoupts of MONEY
on hrst class real estate security.
sTHE0 Y. GATCHELL,
merIO-im Corner llth and streets,
GSl TO $4,000 INFESTED IN STOCK
2cu PRIVILEGES PAYS LARGE PROFITs.
write Tor ~ page boob Men and IdiOms of ~ ali ST
and " all 81. Reyiew SAINT FREE.
JOHN HICKLING & CO,
ocu Iy Bankers and Brokers, ~ Broadway, MY.
GAZE AND sURE INVESTMENT -stock Priv
neges one Per cent. frem the market at lOx rates
VIII pay large profits the next 50 days on large or
small Investments. Gold, Stocks, Cotton snc To-
bAcco bought and sold on the most liberal terrc-
satisfactory advances on consignments. Price lisp
and circulars free. CHABLks sMEDLEY 90
Bsnkere and Brokers, o Broad o; New York p
janll SIN
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-08-15
~ Hoey q 0Connor.
suaAR PLANTATIONS ON BAYOU LAFOURCm
OPPOSITE THIBODAUX.
sA5s By ORDER OF rHB RRCRIvER AND LOU
pAToR OF TIE CONSOLIDATED Ass0ou
TOY OF THE PLANTERS OF LOUISIANA

IL Hooy, Auet:onesr-O6ace No. Is Commsrciai
placs.-SATURDAY. September 8. 1876. 1t twew
o'clock L., Ct the Merchants md Auesionesrs H.
strcets in this city Of Kew Orleans viii be so 3
public suction thee6sllowtng valuable property. =
4 CRRTAIH SUGAR PLANTATION. known =
the Field pace situated In the par;fh Of kaSourchs
on the left bank Of the Bayou Iafourche, opPoEts
the Of a,5 . sS"SSz on ns ss
son, and below BY lands formerly Of the sad
3: tho Su Sai ..s
belonainG thaeeto; and TIE I'D paantation il cold
subject to Lease ending On the Arst Of Decenbsl,
1876 q which time che purchaser VII be entitled
According e the title Of the association the said
front by 80 arpents in depth tho lateral lines
converg,nsso a. to dvs superb iss Of shout $50
! 4 er.rAa .LA.rAslos, i: ss. s IN r
Bayou Bayou Iesourshe, & Sssat ons mile above d.
% :ss sS /. sssssD me y e.. & s
i cxer line by the properly d MessrA Bastien =
SuiId a and impSsvsments t6srson.
By the orderA Of court .ppo.nting receive. ead
lilo Iidator Of the Coosoldase1 Association Of the
&c ssseS tbsreof tie purchasers 81 thu aSo,s
unincun bsrsd title thsssto freed Of ii mortsses
r Terms and nd 6soditiess q sals-ons. SsH cash in
United States currency at the moment Of adiodicsr
tiop. and the remainder on credit OF one and sWs
yeaxo non date OF eA!o In noleo ef the purchases
In equal amounts. bearieg. interest," Of eight pr
cant per snnna tron he day Of sale Until Ia. aaal
kev 09isans, and nNsde payable ct the Louisisas
tain the penal clause Of avs per can't sttornsys
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-08-15

SUCCESSION OF francois BsLLooQ.
Second District Csurt for the Parish Of Orleans
No 81 ,536.

SUCC1SSlO1 " FAMOUS b8kLOCQ.
Second District osu.t Tor ths Parish Of Orleans
No. 1885.
nj y, 0UlNAULT, AUCrION1RR-OFFICH
ID corner lxchange auey and Eenvills street.
SATURDAY. 0eptembsp Is. 1876 viii be sold ct
eez1 1xchanes, Royal street, between Canal and
Customheuse streete BY virtue Of judgment
the the Second ns TIC @
July. 1876 and ssned July -. 1876, the following
'1 slx Hcr e 81 GROUND adjoining each other
situated in the Third District Of thu city in the
square BOUNDED By Dauphine, Burgundy, Des
londe streets and Jourdan avenue, in square No.
urinx ssch IS feet front ON Dauphine street by lOs
feet inch lines in depth, lot No. forming the
corner Of D.uphire and Desi"nde streets the
Together with frame house Of tive rooms, wall
finished, with An adjoining building in the yard,
n
lot. containing waah room, with stable aud chicken
sD gs gSyX etc T.,
distsct. des;gra Ted BY Koa II, II, - and H. square
No ., bounded by Goodchildren Ardry and No.
rales streets and shs property OF q Cam. SAID
feet inches front on Morales street BY 1lS feet
inches 3h ines, more OF less, in depth; Lot Ne.
ts E MsTss and and Il sSs
bourg Washington. below this city a. the Place
known o. Course Pandely;' said square Of ground
q p : e <. a
Pollock Late notary N this city. said square
measuring 263 feet inches front on Bisnvesu and
Hancock 81 Tricou stseeta Together With ~
the improvements. rights, WAYS privileges and
advantages theeeunto Belonging.
the Exchange.
Terms-0ne-t third cash and the balance as oas
and two years credit for notes secured by mort
ge9e, and bearing eight per cent interest," par m
mum from date till psid. The buildings to b kept
insured and policies transferre. to the holders Of
the notes, and In case OF suit. i've per cent attef
ney's fees for the recovery Of the above notes.
Acts Of sale before Abel Dreyfous notary public,
at the expense Of purchaser, including all the
taxes, payable in 1877, a. well as the drainage,
besides the pnce of adjudication.
aul5 u 81 se7 Is
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-08-15
NOTICE.

= the Voters fer Representatives In Csn-
-arees go ter -1looseEs fer Rresaeees
aad vice PFeeideae Of the United States
IN che State Of Loalslana.
vuVHR UNDERSIGNED. HAVING BEEN DRSlo'
faa s2es'p5sS y tss 91e; y = $500:
ss5s ss Sotss g & s
SsssStss Il inc United statss; hereby gives notoe
s,a snS % and
Al applications for the sppontmens Of super'
visor Il his oface IN New OEleaae.
puIHp.s q the aM r. f.s e anS eote e
tunify % to d. regardless Of his political opinions
and preferences, ana, also regardless Of bio race
10 this end it 10 required by the law that the
suoorviso Ghall be selected. one from eaoh ponfi.
cai party aud that they shsn be residents q the
TO c snsver July the purpose Of their appoint
mscs sood Standing sos inussisy mpel
tiaity and fairness whose moral influence, by
thoir presence Withoues0ore. will restrain any
snS psss esns his
tine men and measures he may deem most ptom9'
I've q his own and his :os ,sg
instsnee16r the names q suitable persons to b
appointed eqpery1so1: ana ~, .coMr,rnSuSst,on
of oti,ers. IL il sugGeoted as the most sAtis.
Sctory mode OF procuring the names Of
suitable persons, to - forwarded with tne
co1Sittsss Of the two politics. parties IN the city
town OF parish join in the Recommendation o suGn
person. 40 they may deem best q9Anned p.oDTI.y
70 discharge the duties required OF suen super
4his n the course heestofore pursued In AiAns
sippi vhich vas found to wegk well
4 hopa that no good Slti5en, who may BE- appoint
q g supervisor. VIII decline g set; and, IN con
clusl0n, permit me 20 cypress the oeeue tnas =.
thew desire and require their own 70 b respected
II this hone shall be realized no just compiNni
win be made in regard to your coming FsoN4
Gditers throughout the StAte viii confer tsvol
be giving this Communication place IN tneu
~ b 4. MIL,
United States District Judge for Mississippi'
sul5 81
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-08-15

The man of figures has discovered that it
took President Monroe five days to prepare
his letter accepting the nomination for the
presidency, and Van Buren, about tho same
time. Henry Clay accepted on the day If.
ter he was nominated; Polk took fourteen
days; Cass two days. and Pierce and Scott
less than q week. Buchanan, Lincoln first
time) and Mcclellan took ten days; Grant
nine days the first time and five the second
time; Seymour twsnty-three days; Greeley
eighteen days for the Liberals and nine
for tho Democrats; Hayes was nominated
June. l6, and replied July Setwenty-two
days. Tildan was nominated June q, and
Wa forty-two days absut II, thus greatly
exceeding the time Of any preceding presi'
dental candidate.