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, 1876-11-03


OF all the campaign ialsehoOds, which
form the entire stock In trade of the Re
publican party, none Is more utterly base
lessthan the one that ex-Confederate SOL
diers have been given monopoly OF po-
sitions ia the House of Representatives.
The lie has been repeated on every Re
publican stump from Maine TO Texas, and
by every Republican speaker from Blaine
tie arch cOrruptionist down to that most
Insignificant cross-road spouter. Small
wood. The whole story Is the exact re-
verse Of the truth, and known TO be an ut
ter fabrication by those who have made
the charge. The employees of the House
In the late session of Congress numbered
232, and OF these only. 23 were ex-Conted-
crate soldiers. The Union States had l75
positions, while only 81 were held by per-
sous from States engaged In the rebellion,
and OF these 81 many were loyal to the
Union during the war. Thlrty-seven Of
the old employees were retained, and the
list Included Is eolored men and So Union
soldiers, of whom 10 were wounded In the
Union service. The number OF Union
soldiers employed was exactly double
The number OF Confederate. and the EN-
poyes from Union States were over three
times as great as those from Rebel States.
The Union soldiers employed In the Re
publican House In the 43d Congress. num-
pered, as far rs can be aseertained. only
IS 50 that the Democratic House has given
employment to more Union soldiers than
the Republican House which preceded it.
80 this SANDER Is disposed of as etfectually
as otherlies which have been told before it.
, 1876-11-03
u. S. Marine Hospital.


ANY SICK SAILOR WHO HAS PAID
"A Hospital dues for two months prec ed
ing his application for admissions entitled
to Hospital relief.
Port Townsend Hospital.
The above institution having been placed
on a permanent footing. as the United
States Hospital for Marine Patients on
Puget Sound, the proprietor takes pleasure
in announcing that no pains or expense
viii be spared in ministertng to the com
fort and convenience of private patients.
This is the largest General Hospital north
Of san Francisco, and by far the most COM
plete in equipment. II has been thoroughly
Teftted and refurnished. Its general wards
have accommodations tor about one hun
ired patients and are peculiarly adapted
for cases requiring the most careful treat
ment and constant supervision at limited
expense Those who desire them will abe
furnished with private rooms, entirely
separate and distinct, at slight additional
cost.
those interested in shipping, is called to
the fact that seamen suffering from conta-
gious diseases viii be treated outside tho
Hospital without expense to the vessel.
THOMAS i. MINOR, NJ. D.,
s6-tf Managing Surgeon
, 1876-11-03

IHE Detroit Free Press says
mat an Illinois editor, while on his
way to the Centennial, was robbed of
Ipar HQ,l dollars, aud had to turn back.
nen a Western editor starts to
walk 70 the Centennial he should not
with him.
, 1876-11-03

The Boston Globe, one of the
ablest and most Influential of the Re-
publican newspapers of New Eng
land, is disgusted with the cry Of the
bloody Shirt" and enters its pro.
test as follows:
"We do, not believe in making
TINS cry of new rebellion the one
issue of this campaign. We insist
that the Republican leaders are max
ing serious mistake; that they are
dong tho whole country real harm.
they are endeavoring to open up
Old wounds, renew the strife between
the North and the South and not from
patriotic motives, but as a polite
move, simply and only to get votes
Is this honest? Indeed, is it polite?
We think not"
, 1876-11-03

Knits all sizes OF work, narrows and widens
It; shapes all sizes complete. Knits over 5O
different garments, socks, stockings, mittens
leggtns, wristlets, gloves, etc. II knits every
possible variety of plain or fancy stitch. rs ntr
cent proit in manufacturing knit goods. Far-
mers can treble the value Of their wool bv
converting Il into knit goods. Women make
$500 per day Weth 1t.
AGENTS WANTED. Send for samples. Price
List and Circulars TO principal oflice and man
uiactory.
Bickford knitting Machine Mfg. Company.
BRArTL EBoRo, VI
Or office No $50 Broadway, n. Y. No. 20 West
Sd Street, st. Paul, Min. "a
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8odies in Gunny Sacks.

A strange funeral procession arrived ct
Ssnse Fe one day last week. There were
twenty freight wagons in tho procession,
and each wagon was hearse, loaded with
the remains of soldiers, in different stages
Of decay. These had been buried, one by
one. ranging through . period of several
years. at Fort Craig, and recently the re-
mains were ordered removed to the gov
eminent cemetery at Santa Fe. Tho bodies
were exhumed, packed in gunny sacks, and
each one labeled, just like sacks of ore.
Only one body, that of Lieutenant Drew,
was transported In q coffin. This officer
persisted Of thirst on the tornado del Mu.
erta six years ago. HIS remains, when ex-
posed to inspection at Santa Fe, presented
. rather natural appearance. The tongue,
or what remained bf it, still protruded
from the mouth. evidencing the suffering
attending his horrible death. In this ain.
gular and CHASTITY procession we're 40
bodies. Tho Tagons discharged their
akeletonic freight in the government Come.
terry, and each gunny sack and contents
was dropped into separate grave. There
we're NO religious or military services or
and tho men hired to accom-
pany the procession tossed the sacks of
bones about with ~ little care and feeling
y they would boxes of merchandise, A
!pectacle 30 weird is not seen every day n
santa Fe.-Denver NeUs.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-16

The Washington correspondent of I
New York Herald says:

The Washington correspondent of the
New York Herald says:
Tho story accredited TO the Indianapolis
Sentsnetof yesterday has been in circulation
for some time past In private political cir
cles Mr.. Blaine was made acquainted with
1t, and promptly denied it, stating that it Is
entirely sensational and 6nfounded. The
story, . reported in Washingesn circles,
was that draft was paid for Mr.. BIaine's
benefit by Messls. Morton, Bliss & Co., Of
New York, and was afterward taken mp BY
p. B.. Rollins, treasurer OF the Union Pacific
Railroad Company. In taking measures re-
Gently to correct it, Mr.. Blaine received tho
following Letters:
NEW YORK, April 6, 1876.
Hon. J. g. Blaine, Washington, D. c.:
DEAR SIR-1n answer to your inquiry We
beg to cay that no draft, note or check, or
other evidence Of value, haa p1sse6 Through
oqf book in which you were keown or cup.
posed to have. any interest Of any kind,
diDe0t or indirect. Very respectable
MORTON, BLISS e. co.
Also the following: -.
.01s1cz Uluox PACIFIC 8AllRoAD CoxrAxY,1
BostoA Mass.. March 81, iy76.
H0. J. q. Blaine. Woshingtoo:
DEAR S1R-In response to your INQUIRY.
beg leave to state that.I have bean trees-
ureD of tho Union Pacific Railroad Com
pany since April 8, 1871, and have neces-
s1rjly known Of ell Disbursements made
since that date. During that entire pepied
up to the present time I am sure that NO
money has been paid in any Wy or to any
person by the company in which you were
interested in any manner Whatever. / make
this statement in Justice to the company, to
you and to myself Very respectfully,
e. b. ROLLINS.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-16

The New York Tribune thinks HI, Pinch.
back is wanting in the proper appreciation
OF q NAH who has stood by him faithfully,
and defended him with skill and ability for
more than three years:
MIR. Pinchback has no sense of gratitude.
He made long speech before the colored
convention at Nashville last week, but neg
leeted to say single kind word Of Senator
Morton. Worse than this, he manifested
disposition to speak slightiDgly Of the Re-
publican party, and intimated broadly that
She happiness and welfare of the eolored
man did not depend entirely upon the reg
ularity and floquency with which he voted
the Republican ticket. In short, Mr.. Pinch
back talked like . man whose head was 40
sore that his finer feelings were blunted.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-16

ehe nsAAaesA s-f6la s6ssl5s 49, $3.50
ms keet!e N1lsAe, I'm 1sls o.; iSoul1ssI
Bacon quiet and unchaaee1. UoGD otdodv: m =
gScs sesvy esq =. whianT-ooeA 6sman1;
o. Lem. April Is-nsu quiet end unsasnssa.
I 49, ar.s.: . q 1k9l4 Cssn sstiys.
Ne scarce and Arn; Go bid. Barley, whisky.
PORK. !axd. bulk meate and bacon unchanged
Hoge-leDand fAit, 81 1tO7 g, Cottlo quiet and
weeks-Eenerally unchanged
Rereign afaraDDeD.
LosDox. April ls-Ths lgiacing Lane markets.
wess depressed this week. Ths ?.m.nd w. r. =
conee has been brought forward. but auction saaes
wore chiefly Of Hast lndiee. which brought nearly
!est Week'6 prices An low 4uA31tieo continue
ouu. Tea Ill; Indian WAS 00m0Whee lower.
0ugar-TheFe has been some increase 10 the de.
mana by Ho1nere ct 1rn prices. BuTmAh rice Of
the nov crop to arrive sold e easier rates.
There has beeA much excitement In the foreign
stock market during the week, principally owi1k
to ~ unsettled state Of a1airs In 1asta
Europe, while tho panic has been heightens BY
lnf0udde4 ruDors relative to the non payment Of
the Egyptian coupons due this month. Although
there was sherp recovery q prices 4hure0 y,
yet the extent II previous LOGS 10 BY NO means
mado up. hungarian toS lower; Russian to
lower; Spanish / to ~ hwef; furnish q to
been quoted lower than ever touched.
BK1LIN, April l5-The Bourne to day opened
mfD, but oaeoed weak ct prices eonefaily lower
than Thursday. Austrian end A1uaarian rentos
were fsther ffeeIe Offered. - -
VIENNA, April l&-Tne pressure Of sales on tho
Bourse has s0mewhas subsided 70 day. All tho
stocks closed 1t an Improvement aRce ThuxsaAy.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-16
MARKE rs.
Domestic Marker.

NEW YoRx, April l5.-Money easy: ofFeraa ~ ,
Sterling quiet; 81 87h. Government booSa Sct;vs =
new dves Ilsk. State bonds quiet and nomins,
Chiffon closed quiet; uplands lake; Orlean.
- 7l6c; Gales al bales; net receipts TO dsv 567
gr0ss 3S08; receipts of the week, net 2s7l, aros,
70 036 ~xpOrts to Great Britain $780, to the conti
nent $50; sslos 1875; stock l88 III.
FutUeo close ste ady: sales IA 500 bales - fol-
lows: April = l-l6c; May Is 7-3S Juno 10 i5.32c;
July - 2l320l3 II Ice; August - Is 320l3 10 1867
October 10 - 320l3 II 3ec N0veUber IL obs ll32c
Dec mber Ii S l60l3 II so.
The lower ocean Fl. lights and higher gold and ex.
change have NOT st.nulsted the export trade. For
futule delivery 120 600 bales have been sold. Con-
siderable cover NJ Of cOntracts has been done ct
lower prices, aud the shorts" have had gala
week.
southern -Four unse tiled; e5 1905 Is for com.
mn 70 fair extra; e5 sO99 for good to choice do.
wheat :hehtiy in buyers favor 81 % for no
LOG wtnter red Western. Corn shade 6rmer;
oS0Ac: Date more aetlve; 1850. Pork frmer;
new ~ SO623 Lard Armer; prize steam 1880
11oOc COneo dull Sugar. rice and molassee
91iet Tnrpsntice HEmer 8kS Rosin dfm; 81 IS
OuoAeo. April l5.-1lour steadv ard Arm.
WIest scttve; Ho. . Chicago spripe 81 o.: l2.
ee0Ohc CoEn-Osmand AIR; No. 4skc spoe.
0ase dfner; No. 10. Rye qsiet md unchsneeG
y ~? - Lard quiet q 1900, Bulk mests afm.r
sncoldem eSe; eesf RIB satdss ntc; clear sidsss
': ss.. mnsez Ls 3 is-t.r a.,., .,a
80 a1n: =, e! .? cssa :ssses "a M:
auli an4 veal; Na spring 81 oeol a. Peek nd
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-16
AHERIcAN STANDARD OF CLASSIFICATION
General Exchange
mARfti0na. nnnfQfinna

The market opened with fair inquiry, bat fac.
tors evincing increased confidence aad in many
c e. being more stringent In tlDir pretensions
me ssie e. cuI1.g the morning Were restricted 70
change. and tho additional transactions Ieported
we're confined 70 1850 bales. making total fof he
Tor some descriptions aud steadier Tor others. =.
9urin mo chN 60 In our quotations. II anythinr.
1oxter, the Advantage WAs On the aide Of En-
The Rxchar q. MAKES tbe amount On shipboard
nos cleared !bsfore teday's sxpers,. =, SIS ~
3ess for the North eea, 66$7 Tor Dremen. iss ~.
Mexico and 1853 for eoasswiss porte, ksvine in
Iresees eGreeeAly = ~ acecons q u T.. l46esS
~ ~ ~ deaivsrsA. to halaaS0 vil . At
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-16
Custer Getting In Trouble.

Tho washington correspondent Of the Gin.
cinnati Times writes under date Of April 10:
General Custer, in trying to run the Civ.
mer committee go a. to break down certain
officers whom he dislikes, has placed him
self in position where he is certain to en-.
counter cOurtmartial.
Some of his statements have already
been shown to be false, and his anxiety 60
break down his superior officers is now 20
apparent, that whatever he says is Deceived
Win due allowance. In the investi9atiIh
to-day, it fast came ont that he had been
furnishing information to the New York
Herald. from Dakota Territory, and had
drawn several draots upon Mr.. Bennett.
drafts were drawn by himself to his own
order that he might supply the Heralds
correspondent at his post with money. The
explanation was regarded az thin, and
Custer finds himself now on the defensive.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-16

The elite of New Orleans will be present
to listen to one who has contributed 90
much to their pleasure, BY bis literary L.
bora, ct the Church of the Messiah. Non.
day evening, April IL, at half.past seven
O'Clock.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-16

Florine, one Of the three specifics from
the cotton plant, is sold uAder guarantee
for diseases peculisr to females, and in
painful or difficult nenstruation, never
fails to cure. For sale by r. Lorio, Aleiers.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-16

The Thermometer 1t Louis Frigero's, No.
50 Chartzes street. stood - follows April
Is: ASA. NJ, $50; et 2 P. H., 700; At s p.
r., CO.. Lowest point during tie night Of
April IA, 40.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-16

Stock Exchange. ~ '"0
Under an active demand large business was
done In ,ate cOnsels, and the market ehowen a
marked advance. closing at So i d6Sk against IS \
06ok or Thursday. No sales were Iepolted ex.
cePt al TIE Exchange.
City bUnis were IS active, and fell Of after the
olawing OF the p9elnium bond series. but subse..
qnsnliy recovered part Of the falling of and
closee o. 34fO3SA for premium issues; 1T 34034k
1cr old currency sevene; at Ssh 036 for new do al
sogso for god eearing sew. ns, Admin str alton
not re- ported at the Exchange included s 5000 Ard
ct g. ~ ~'O00
No sales Of city scrip, Police warrants or stasa
WAkTAnta were f0nOrco6 ~s~sV
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-16
COMMERCIAL.

general meeting Of the Cottoa Exchange /.
called for the tweDt sixth instant to Cousider
among other matte rs, ~ amendment Of artici:
seven Of the constitution by striking out, Upon
the payment Of which 1.-THE ini,ia ion fee) esch
member 10 entitled 10 one share Of the capitaS
stock, ETC.. thereby requiring applicants for
membership to pay for Q share Of stock 500. -
well % the Initiation tee of SlOO
COTrON-The ssles to day mot Including 200
bales additional yesterday. when the actual sales
were IA balee) embraced 1850 bales q prices ne.
curing no change in our quotations. We give -
the figures and report Of the Exchange, e. below:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-16
Golden DrsWink,
Opera HOUSE.

Children 'ase mot greatly dAnagsd With
fright at seeing the ca1aEaet Ct Niagaz.. Il
b only 8 Falls alarm.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-16
Sedine-s substitute for ouinine.
Be persuaded.
Be persuaded.
Be Dor4uAdod.
Fifty dollars
Will do it.

Pe Po rsu1 Fifty dollars
Be persuaded. y" ="
Try to win
Try to win
The big prize,
The big prize,
On April %.
s0soen Utem6 OA April q.
OPefs house On April ..
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-16

Fassenges arrived per steemship Frank
furt, from Bremen via Havre and Havana;
u. A. ChaArsix, Sarah E. Bremen, Mrs.
tucson, daughter and servant, A. Ledesma
snG daughter, Miss Ledesma, John T. Perry.
a. Meot, L. Bastian, H. FRANCE, Miss C.
Borgstedt. ''-' '' -
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-16
MARINE MTELLIGENcB..
OFFICE OF THB 1BPUDLlCAu. I
.suaAe Apsn n. ma 5

CLEARED YESTERDAY.
steanihip City Of Havana, Philli,s. for New Yozl
Bntiih Fte9mshlp Oberon, Hznnsy. Sbr MveryoN
9teamae ANTE Adams. fer Pensaoola
brttish shiP n 1oshes, Stuaxt, fog nvespeA
Ssy oF e. laee
ARRIVED Yesterday. 81: -.
British steanship Fan Antonio, Rss, ftom Calves.
ton, t. a Z Miller &oQ-lth district : :
sohoonsr Victoria, hom Sprineasi1-1ar 1aain
s11k1BoATS.
CITY Of Alton: Hxby. nsn St 1 uis
S1i SSan Ga Sedcefe 40 ~ .atcD Rouge
jssass:s SSS s.sss. ss@ 1ge1s1 Co..
EXPORTS. E
LIVERPOOL 0ship ossron- at.
ton 1900 slaves Il. 373 e1shels corn in hulk
LIvKRPOOL-Shu y Maser-l5e7 haisa ooeaa
PBNSACOLA-Steanahip Linie-loo an eeEa sel
fEHsAoolA-steamer A.,te-soo IL, .a - =
* oess = ss Bran Is bag eoss 9oa bbs aoor n
LuCCA:schoener ee!gent Bay.egeos - nn-
s1PxIACaiGoix-scho bone p Soma SS,. 2s,,
Is sks corn 20 SKIS malt tcs meat bau oolIse
e .s eEa Ieo ~ CIV a. ,.,...
For Vera Crus-l6s hales cotton 1850 feet lumber Is
ps sd ecss'ss: 20 ssa a 'se
IMPORTS. 3
BREMEN, HAvRR AID h0HANA-Steamahin
Frankfurt-l000 baskets champagne Sc b n cham.
payne 60 crates bottles Is cks wine 10 cks beer SOC
hhds sugar 1860 bxs sugar
REEIPTs OF PRODUCE. fE
81 LOUW-Steamer City OF Alton-4ds baaes cot.
ton A32 h6le hour 40 bbls meal 1878 ske ooFu so3
sks eass 50 bxs bacon $50 1oe laFd s3l bble vorf 8
cks bacon l47 kegs lard IS bbls Vhiaky "a oundrf
produce
BATON ROUGR-steamsPS Ct Johns bales COTTON
81 hhds spgar ID bbls molasses S. heed 0attie an1
Oundf3eO
sPRInGFIEID-sohooner victozia--s ba,es ct.
ton and sundTios
UPPER 0OAsT-Steamer Josephins-n ND "a.
gar and sun6rieo
IOWA oOAST-Stoamee } YtneaA0Aanaxsen
LOWER OO4S1-oteAhner bridesmaids
RECEIPIs By RAIIR0ADe,
NORGANS LOUISIANA AID TRXAs RAILROAD.
April lS-4s3 bales Gotten IS head cattle an1 -.
dries =,
NEW ORLEANS AND NOZZLE RAILROAD. Arm
$40 hh10 tobacco l029 bbls rosin 400 bble HDS
IN sks peos Is tcs hams and GundY1Ao ~
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-16

i 10o oOOv0 cAQlpE0 mC0ef1t6 decrease in chr
rency and loans. and . marked falling Of in de-
We learn that the com9ittee Of supervisors and
afier the premium drawings VII be ausrterlv in.
css ntn Of ,sm1;.nnua, the Rsysnts hevsr e
| amount Of premium bonds exchsn1eS toyca+ NC ~
stated at e5.s500 900.
The financial sovement to-day was of fair AZ
partments owing to early elesing n sccouns Of
the opening Of the races; The demand for dis
counts WA modante, bs,h in bsn0 and on the
rates. cold was scarce and in demsnd. .ho~ine n
done. Foreign exchange also advsncsS 1nder t tss
rice in aod ct New Yo.k but showed . falling "a
under the .ubsequent decline. Oni, few sales e.
| were reported. Commeyc al sight ON New York
harde n ID slightly under q little better dsmaSd
Very little WAS done in stocks. New state consola
City bonds wese lees active, opening At IS and AZ
Gin ng to a after the premium bond drs eng nut
%1:s eaent!y recovering part Of the d,clin-.
can't annum discount; Al do ct S0io. and seoond
made n Uop ss;d Fss Oiaas MORTGAGES
Gsde continue entirely nominal.
NEW ORLEANS CLEARING Aorse
same time ~ wasi..." jas ss S 1855 Il
T Total s '::s r ss,er. ss, Sc g
VVAO VPCuoV ot0ASA VIA, against llJA at New
York. and after . limited business closed It
ll3h 0ll4t. az ainst 1l3A in that market where IL
touched ll3k during the interim. CsAh god In
very scarce. The esies summed up $4,000, en-.
bracing 5000 6vll3h; 5000 and 5000 At has.
$4,000 ut ll3a. and 5000, $4,000 and $1,000 Il
No Oales Of silver wore reported. Amer,e>n half
do 9 are now quoted at l6eolo3h. and Mexican
Under tee Improvement in gold at New York
sterling advanced lc soon after he opepir (eouai
to 2l0 cent high-r), and frsncs y cent.
but under the subseque Decline in gold in that
market, both lost the improvemen MT and closed At
Ihursdsy,s quotations The movement Was quite
bill Of iadinE aud $4,000 Al clear at =, and G3oVO
bank at the counter It IS 63k.
The only sale Of francs reported were $50 600
commercial 1t 4 COS and so 900 ct $50
At the close sterling bi L. were quoted 1t rs II
- and bank 1T ass 50 (bank counter rate
-O$S s2hl and francs 1t 46l / G46Ok for ooN
merctA, and nominal fof tank.
The onerinD Of New York sig1 were lieht but
meeting with fejr demand, Commercial hardened
aughtly. The Gales comprised $40 600, embrnc.
ing SO 600 commercial 1t par, aud $50 900. 63O.
0o6 IS 600 and los 600 private banhers at l32
cent premium.
Tse hanks continued to check on uev York
At = y cent premium, while commercial sisht |
wa quoted 1T l-32 p cent premium, agsinst nSr0 |
~ premium on Thur sday.
The following y the Official statement Of the /
lalts reported to-day at the Now Orleans Stuck
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-16
ESTABLISF1ED 1910.
CHEAP. CHEAP.
HIRE 0OESi
FURNITUR
CHHAPER THAN AT AUCFGON.

FURNITURE .
CAHAPER THAN AT AUCTION.
People In general get disguised 1t IL selling
ont 1t auction business every spring, thareGos thu
general grand S1sh to the old eeliahlp Chan
Cash Furniture Hsnse Of
JOSEPH II. HUBBARD.
Corner Of Ranl6art and PeralAD sexeses,
CONTINUAL
To close set. . lot Of PARL0R SUITS Of dias,ut
styles. at cost
kAH00ANY, OAK and ROSEWOOD BEDROOM
SUITS ct any price.
WALNUT BEDROOM sufrs in latest styles
veryOhean
DIN1NGRooM SUITS In OAK aud WALNUT. ct
extremely low prices
~ carry neither bankrupt nor crooked stock.
but buy strictly for casl! am enabled to undsr.
sell any Gmilar establishment
LIBRARY, HALL aud OFFICE FURMfUl1
cheap.
Also, variety Of GOOD. PLAIN, SUBSTANTIAL
FURNITURE. for Changers and Country Dealers,
very low.
LOOKIN G-GLASSRS, MATTRESSES, SPRINGS
FKATHRks etc.. all cheap ct
JOSEPH b. HUBBARD'S,
Ne. 120 Rampaft street, corner Perdjdo,
Mes. 81. Sc, 80, 90 and % Perdide street.
mhl9 b
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-16
HONORARY AND COMMERCIAL.
MONETARY.

NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN, OFFICE,
SATURDAY Bv1HrNe. April Is, 1876
We are indebted to Mr.. T. n Maynard. MANAGER
Of tho New Orleans Clearing House. for the FOLLOW
ing report Of the condition Of the associated banks
% sae Close OF business Thursday. April b. 1876:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-16

Hsw YoRK, April l5.-Tbe following b the
oompaSetive statement Of cotton for the week
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-16

GsAsD Coscsk1
At 81. PATMCKS HALL.
Friday, ApFU 81.
For The honeAt Of the AOYAL GUARDS, under
the direction of
Prsfsabr IA Q.essays az
Mr.. Markss Ka1per.
Late Solo vinlinist from the Titiens Oouoarfk
Professor Van HpDen.
~ Dasso ProfunAo.
And thirty Of the lest amateu .at,sts in ths city
The evenings entertainnsnt % cencluds with
Da1see.
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-16
NEW ORLEANS CLEARING AousE.

Gold opened 1t 1l3A OLA against ll3@ At New
York. and after . limited business, closed at
ll3t 0ll4t, ganst 1l3A in that market. where IL
very scarce: The ssies summed up e4o,0 600 en-.
bracing $1,000 Vll3h; 5000 and 5000 At ll3A.
$1,000 1t ll3h. and 5000. $4,000 and SIS .00O II