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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-14

CT. CHARLES THBATRks
kkaAoRxRnr FOR SIX NIGHTS ONLY Of tho
young and beautiful artistic,
MISS MARY ANDERSON.
Tuesday Evening. March IL, 1870
ROMEO AND JULIET
Wednesdsy-THE HUNtHBACK.
Tbursdsy-BIANCA. TIKI ITALIAN WIFE:
FriJay-ReueRt Of MISS MARY ANDnkSON'
0sfurday-ONLY ANDERSON MATINEE.
Sunday March 19-The KiT slfye, IN tneM kr111SS
Partisan soc cmcuar comedy. BOUND THE "ohAD
IN EIGHTY DAYS.
Wan.ed-l young ladies to appear in Round the
World in Eighty Days; apply at the THEATRE
mhl4
NLOHK TT EATRk,
" Corner of Baronne and Perdid0 streets.
Marsh Adams. ...... Business and Stage Manager
OPEN EVERY NIGHT.
The only Variety Theatre in the City.
The new appearances this week are:
Little Ardine, La Belle Louise.
Miss Ella st. Clair, Miss Belle Ferguson,
Miss Nallie Antonio, Miss Sallie Winters,
Miss Julia Leavitt Miss Mollio Brown,
Mise Blanche Selwyn, Miss Jennie Southern,
And all the old fsvoIites will appear in a Spark
ling Novelty Oli0. The only place in the
city to see the Grand French
mh5 CAN-CAN.
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CUPERIOR DISTRI fC0URT FOR THE PARISH
- Of Orleans, No. 9ltS~By virtue of writ Of
neri facias to me dreted by the honorable tha
the above entitled car, for city taxes Of 1875,
will proceed to sell atric auction, at the Mer.
hants and AuctionesiS Exchange, Royal street .
between Canal and lustmhouse streets, in tn [
Second District of this city; on MONDAY. April n
1910, at twelve o'clock, the following descriN
property, to wit II
Two CERTAIN LOTS VI GROUND situatsa /
the First District Of thb city, in square nun
NIT six, bounded BY Dstre Dame, CoumU
Tchoupitoulss and Jula .treets, designase6
lots numbers fourtt en- andhf cen. measurines /.
four rect in Depth l8
"A CERTAIN LOT OF GR0UND. eituat ii ~
tHst District Of this ciy,iin square num
M bred and twenty, bon BY Pc, dr. II
delet, st. Charles and lafayette streets, d
20 lot umher twenty ,vo measuring ~ !
Seized in the above amt IA
Terms, ash on the spot n
mh8 is 3D9 Civil SH,o,,6 of fhs q
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Cisterns made to order ana repaired. All work
warranted to give entire satisfaction. lot of els
terms from 1000 to 2OO 600 gall0ne made of the best
material and workmanship. kept constantly on
hand and for sale at
Prices to Suit tho Times.
Orders promptly attended to. fel3l y
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TANKS OF 1876.

DEPARTMENT OF FINANOn,l
kew Orleans, March Z. 1876.
A IL CITY TAX BILLS OF 1876 REMAINING
"A unpaid on the the. thirty frat instant viii be
advertised according to law, and carry ten per
cent per annum interest and costs from that date,
Until then one per cent rebate win be allowed
n hi tmh3l ed. P1LSBURY. Administrator
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RELIGIOUS,
MARSHAL'S SALES.

MARSHAL'S SALES.
II. Rogers ct al. W.. steamer May
LOwery and cargo.
In THB UNITED STAIRS DISTRICT COURT
L for the District Of L, uisiana No. 10, 792-By
virtue Of an order Of court to me directed in the
above entitled Ault, viii proceed to sell to the
twelve o clock NJ, at the main entrance OF the
Cust0mhouee. ON Canal street, in this CITY, the
following describ< property viz
TRB STEAMER MAY LOWRY, her enRines,
machinery. tackle ard furniture, now lying foot
Of Broadway Avenue, Greenville.
Terms-Cash.
United States Marshaps Office, New Orleans,
sB. PACKARD,
mill st United States Marshal
United States VI. One Hundred and seven.
LYNNE Cotton Drawers, forty Pistols, etc.
TN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT FOR
the District of louisiana No. TO- 7Ol-By virtue of
writ OF vendlt Joni to me directed in the
ab we entitled suit will proceed to sell to tn .
highest bidder on TUESDAY. March 81, 1876. at
twelve O'Clock NJ, at the entrance of the Cus.
tOmhouse. on Csnal street, in this city, the fol-.
lowing described property, viz:
"A LOT OF COTTON DRAWERS. HATS, VESTS,
Goats. Pants False Jewelry. etc., per inventory
on file in my Office.
Terms-Cash Ut sale.
United States Marshals Office New Orleans
March g. 1876.
s. B. PACKARD,
milo Is Fl United States Marshal
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IMPORTS,

IMPORTS.
NEW YORK-Steamship George " Blder-Astd
mdse
RUATAN ISLAND-Scheoner Jennie Wood-20O0
punches bananas 10 600 plantsins "a pineapples
bills LINES
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The City of New oreans vs.. GEORGE w.
h0Ar,

NGENE WAGGAMAN
mh8 ID ap9 Civil Slaf of the Parish of Orleans,
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
OFFICE OF THR REPUBLICAN.
Tuesday, March IA, 1876 !
CIEAREn YEO.CERnAX

Schooner Margaret and Lucy. Wicks, for Bath,
Maine
Schooner Sargent s Day, Mcfarland. for Bay
Islands
Schooner Lady Woodbury., Woodbury. for Utilla
Schooner G Craig, Sterling tor Savanna 10 Mar
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.

NOTICE. TO HOLDERS OF CITY BONDS.
DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE,
New Orleans, March 8, 1876. !
ENUNDIEG OF OLD BONDS INTO PRkMIUM
Il bonds will be resumed TO-DAY. The next
allotment Of keies viii take place on the fifteenth
of April.
mh8 St. ed PITSBURY, Administrator
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ENGINF-H HOUSES.

By city ordinance No. 3433, adopted March
2lst, the May or is authorized to appoint two
experts, who, with two others appointed by
the Firemen's Charitable Association, shall
appraise the property belonging to the city
and occupied as engine-houses by the Fire
Department, the four having power to select
an umpire or fifth expert to arbitrate between
them. Such valuation having been made,
the Mayor will appoint three members Of the
Council to coE fer with the Firemen's Chari-
table Association, "and report the terms upon
which the claims of said Association can be
compromised and finally adjusted" The
ordinance recites that this property is out Of
repair, that the city government is financially
unable to make the necessary repairs, tina. the
city is indebted to the Association, and that it
is unable to liauidate its Indebtedness. We
infer therefore that it is the purpose Of the
Council to sell, and Of the Association to buy,
the engine houses
The repsirs in qaes' ion will cost by recent
careful estimate about $4,000. In the pur-
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receive E5O0 from you, and tho balance Of
money and stock when the balance Of the
bonds were sold. This Is the arrangement Is
We made it
This, however, was disputed by Mr.. Fisher,
and We presume it is this dispute to which
Mr.. James E. Lyons evidence refers when he
says:
Vermont owed Schenck $4,000 for services
rendered in land grant.
The effect of the services rendered by Gen.
Schenck. when acting as Chairman Of Ways
and Means, to get bill passed through Con-
gross to incorporate . company in the United
States, was to enable the promoters to obtain
an advance from some Amsterdam bankers of
. oan of 50 500, 600 on the land grant bonds,
which bonds possess little or no value.
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The Russian Government has sent an officer
to this country to examine and report upon
the navigable rivers, canals and sea ports Of
N,r.h America. Arkadie Zviaginzef is his
short sweet name. He recently visited New
Orleans, and spent some time at Port E,ds
examining the jetties, which seemed to pos.
sess great interest for him. He was lost in
wonder ct the ease with which the great work
was being accomplished, and said that what
excited his special wonder w&s the simplicity
and cheapness with which the mattresses
were made and handled.
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A Radical paper endesvors to explain
'where New Hampshire points" The Balti.
more Gazette says it points to fraud, jobbery,
corruption, purchased votes, the degradation
Of the ballot. If there is State in the Union
that in this Centennial year ought to bury ita
bead in shame, it is New Hampshire. While
the whole civilized world stands abashed ct
tho exposures in Washington, and deplores
The horrible revelations, New Hampshire
comes TO the front aud indorses them. If its
vote means anything, it means the dedication
of crime and rascality.
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chase. if made. the city will be relieved o.
this expense. - the houses are to be taken in
their present condition. The city will pay nc
rent for the houses after the sale, and
on the other hand the houses and lots will
probably be exempted from tax by an act Of
the General Assembly, being property used
for public purposes. When the Association
ceases to constitute q fire department it
agrees to resell the houses at the came prices
as those paid for them-of course in q much
better condition than they are now. The
transaction amounts to Q relief of the city
from the expense of repairing engine-houses
during the continuance of this and future
contracts with the Association, which now
owns its engines and apparatus. Tho city
will not be made more dependent upon the
fremen by this sale than it is now, or in any
respect obliged more than now to conform TO
such terms as the Association might demand.
The city's debt to the Association amounts
to more than $50, 0OO being the amount due
under contracts for extinguishing fires. the
service being estimated at cash rates. 1t il q
debt worthy Of equitable consideration on &C.
count Of the meritorious, cheerful, efficient
and absolutely necessary services for which
it was contracted. In time of prolonged
financial distress the Association has served
the city a. zealously and at as low rates as if
1t had been paid punctually and in full, &C.
cording to the terms of its contracts. It has
been heavy loser on the payments made by
the city in scrip, having been obliged to dis
count it from time to time at enormous rates.
Besides being very competent Fire De-
partment tho Firemen's Charitable Associa.
ton il very important institution for the re-
lief Of the unfortunate. 1t extends aid to two
hundred and fifty widows, three hundred
whole orphans and fifty half orphans. Much
Of this expense for relief would otherwise no.
oessarily fall upon the city government.
It is objected to the proposed transaction
that it will be preference shown to one
creditor Of the city over the rest; but it must
Be reme mbered that the city's engine houses
are not subject to seizure for her debts; that
relief from the annual expense for repairing
such houses makes the city better
able to provide for her scrip and
bonds; that the sale of the engine
houses at public auction would command but
o moiety of what the Association is willing to
allow for them; and that if sold, and the pro-
ceeds divided pro rata among all her creditors,
she would still be obliged to pay her debt to
the Association and to provide other engine
houses. Thus the retention of these houses |
is an indirect damage to creditors at large,
and their transfer to the Association benefit |
rather than an injury.
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The AMERICAN DEPARTMENT OF THE INTER
NATIONAL CHAMBER OF COMMERCE AND MIss1s-
sIPPI VALLEY SOCIETY OF LoNDoN.-On the
10th of last month corporation was duly and
legally formed in this city, bearing the above
name and style. The Hon. Jefferson Davis is
the President, Mr. s. n. Kennedy is the
Treasurer, and Mr.. Walter V. Crouch is the
Secretary. The Directory is composed Of
number of the most substantial and dis.
tinguished merchants Of this city-men whose
names give character to the organization, and
whose weil-known zeal and energy will push
the enterprise to successful issue.
The offsets of the association are, as stated
in its charter, "to promote direct trade be-
tween the States and Territories of the Valley
Of the Mississippi and those of Europe and of
Central and Southern America, to induce and
facilitate immigration, to collect and transmit
information in regard to the Mississippi Val
ley, SO as to lead to safe and prof table invest
ments of European capital and labor in aid of
the development of the varied sources of
wealth and happiness with which this country
is so bounteously endowed by nature, and to
accomplish these purposes by cooperation
with the International Chamber of Commerce
and Mississippi Valley Society of London,
England, or by such other msans as may
seem proper and advisable"
Hereafter, at our earliest leisure, We will
endeavor to place before our renders the
great ADVANTAGES, which in our onipiop mill
flow from the establishment of this society.
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Sos PERMITTING. now possess facilities to
snable Us to execute every description of
Sonmsrcial, railroad and steamboat printing
lawyers briefs, blanks and other legal docu-
nsnts, on the shortest notice, In the best
e>yls, and at the most reasonable rates. We
vIll guarantee full satisfaction to those Of cur
hienda who favor Us with their orders.
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Berlin dispatch to the Standard says the
Pr lssisn Government has requested the
BISHOP Of Livburg to retire from his bishop
ric.- Tstgran.
o, scented Limburg let thy councils wise
In this dilemma frame compromise;
Let 60 thy worthy bishop thine Emperor to
please,
To please the world take homo sgain thy cheese
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"If we had only had another thief in the
Cabinet" remarked Re publican last night,
on learning the result of the election, "we
should have carried the State by 6OOO "-Nes0
HAMPSHIRE Patriot.
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6uPP1xadENT.-With our regular Sunday
edition viii hereafter be issued supplement-
which will enable us to Lay before our readers
greater amount and diversity Of reading
matter.
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When the exposures OF the old Ring in this
city took place, says the New York World, the
Democrats, although having an enormous
majority in this city, repudiated the oandi-
dates Of the party which placed the men
guilty of those frauds in office. When the
exposure Of Bslknap's corruption in Office was
made, New Hampshire Republicans Endorsed
the party which placed him in Office
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The dry goods clerks Of Philadelphia have
organized secret society. The members
gain admission.to the meetings and recognize
each other by system Of "counter" sicns,
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The Republican platform: b ssolved, That
this is "Nation," and that We have tn,
right to rob it,
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Mice harm the cheese, butgirls chaym tie
hes Tho same is true Of their respective
eating of cheese and cheating of he's.
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Where, oh where, is Bishop Haven? II
ever thsss wss q time when prayer was need
ed, 1t ia now.
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Diseases Of the Eye and Ear.
Dr.. o. BEARD, Occaiisr,
Observation-Disclosures STREET.
Orleans In1rmaFy.
NEW BARGAINS
- r Y 60 obs
PEPIN & BROUSSARD'S,
l58 CANAL STREET,

White Building, corner Baronne.
We win open IN MONDAY, March 90 larg
cash at New York auei IONS which we will sell a
extraordinary Low Prices for Cash only.
White and COlOfed IRISH LINENS
White and Colored MAKSEILLES QUILTS
LACES,
LINEN LAWNS and JACONETS
Black ALPACAS and MOHAIR
French NAINsOOKS. ORGANIZES and Victoria
LAWNS. HOSIERIES, NOTIONS, Etc Etc.
Special attention is called to our immense and well
selected assortment of
Il USE FURNISHING GOODS, such as
Table DAMASK, .TOwELING, DAmask NAP
KINS, WINE CLOrh, Etc.
10 cases Soft-fnished LONSDALE at 1Oc.
case. Soft-fni. he'd COT ON at SC.
10 bales Brown SEA ISLAND COTTON at end 7c
White and Brown COTTON SHEETINGS. Etc
CASSIMERE' :. JEANS, etc. mh19
Notice-City Taces, 1876.
DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE. CITY HALL /
New Orleans, March !, 1876.
All CITY TAX BILLS of 1876 remainisg unpaid
the 3lst inst will be advertised according law
and carry ten per cent per interest and costs
from that date.
Until then one par cent rebate will be allowed
EDWARD PILSBURY,
mh7 t31 Administrator of Finance.
The PMreSt Vines IN the WOrld
KELLEY'S ISLAND PORT WINE,
SWEET CATAWBA,
DRY CATAWBA,
ISLAND QUEEN CHAMPAGNE
Superior to any other. For sale by all grecers.
SHROPSHIRE & Co.,
No. Is Peters street.
Sole Sout e. Agents Kelley's Islsnd Vine Compaa.
d35
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LIST OF LETrzRs.-The BULLETIN will pub
lish hereafter the List Of Letters in the Sun
day edition.
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Effect OF THE RADICAL TRIUMPH IN NEW
HAMPsHIRE.-A Washington dispatch says:
"The New Hsmsphire election naturally
brings the fools to the top among the Repub-
icans here. They exult over the unlocked
for success. But It il hardly possible that
this spirit will control sufficiently to hold the
party together in the Senate in opposition to
necessary reforms At the same time it must
be said that the Senate is not inclined kindly
to reform. and is looking very closely after
party interests. It is opposed. for instance,
to the transfer of the Indian Bureau to the
War Department, because Senator'S would in
that case no longer confirm Indian agents,
and it voted to make New Mexico State the
other day because it was supposed that this
would give two neH Republican Senator's"
It appears, says IL NJ York Sun, tina. in
the course Of the III Non into the affairs
Of the Freedman's Sayings Bank, nov in pro-
Rress, ono of the former officers of the
svindling concern acknowledged that $780,
600 of the deluded depositors' money was taken
for political use in 1872. when Grant was run
ming for his second term. II the whole his
tory of the canvass of that year could be writ
ten, it would be the most shocking story OF
wholesale fraud and corruption the country
has ever known. The whisky ring exposures
have afforded some light upon the means used
by the Grant party to swell their corruption
fund, though but small part of the truth has
been made known. Many OF the worst facts
never will be proved. if the policy adopted by
Grant and Plerrepont to intimidate witnesses
is a,io \ ID 70 prevail. But about the meanest
part Of the whole business was this stealing Of
tie poor freedmen's savings to use for the
purpose Of keeping the veual administration
crowd in power, with continued opportuni-
lies for piundering and expressing The people. |
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We hereby caution the public that one
JACOB II. MOSS,
with many aliases is travelling and representing him
self our agent, thereby obtaining money and pro
tending to sell goods for account.
We hereby warn the mercantile community and
the public generally that the said Moss is an
IMPOSTER AND SWINDLER,
and deserving of arrest wherever found
. mh14 " 2dp SCHMIDT g. ZIEGLER.
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Department of Finance,

CITY HALL.
NEW ORLEANS, March TO- 1876.
Sealed proposals. will be received until FRIDAY
at II o'clock M 3lst March, for the tale to the city
of One Hundred and Fifty Thousand Dollars in Bonds
of thecty of New Orleans and of the late cities Of
Jefferson and CarroltOn. including Premium issues.
All bids must state the class Of bonds the amount
of accrued interest thereon, and offers must include
both principal and interest.
Proposals must be directed to the Commissioners
of the Consolidated Debt and endorsed, Proposals.
for Bonds" ED PILSBURY
mill Fr&Tu I'd Admir- istrat0f.
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NEW ORLEANS, July "A, 1878.
Gentlemen Of New Orleans and Laxisiaaa.
am starting Southern Shse Factor, only -
OF you geatlemen for your patronage. guatantee
VIII give you better satisfaction in my limo than
any ea'aohshment in this ctycheaper and ofa bsteR
lhaterai. Gentlemen you all know that there ars
great many laborers and mechanics in tbia s<.A,
who have no work nor any food for their wive. ~
children. II we will start our own factories and -
rcnise each othor could easily get along with o
factories of all descriptions. Our money Is All sv..
to the North and West which is millions Of dollar.
have been established in the Shoe Manufsctorv =,
the last twenty five years. and call the attente, =
the community in general.
Yours respectfully.
John HANSEN,
Cana s(Rost
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City Iares Of 1876.

City INces Of 1876.
DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE,
City Hall, )
New Orleans March e. 1916
But ten days remain during which the city taxes
Of 1876 may be paid with rebate and without costa
mh21 t31 ED. PILSBURY Administrator.
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Department Of Finance.
CITY HALL.
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. S, 1876.
TAX BILLS, 1876.
Will be ready for delivery ON MONDAY, It'll insk
Two and onehsf ser cent rebate will be allowed a
all bills paid up to the Goth inst inclusive; two pee
cent on all paid up to the Goth inst inclusive and
one per cent during March, after which interest q
ter per cent per annum and costs will accrue.
F5 tmh3l BID. PILSBURY Adminis,rafo9.
NesO Goods for Spring Trade,
AT
e. N
40 Cam street..
NEW AND ELEGANT DESIGNS OF
WALL PAPER and WINDOW SHADES.
PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES.
Foo 1m2dp
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STATE OF LOUISIANA, PARISH OF ORLEANs-ss:
l, Chas. L. c. Dupuy, Cashier of the above named
bank do solemnly that the above statement is
true to the best of my knowledge and b. lief
CHAS L. C. DUPUY, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before this 18th day of
March, 1876. THEO GUYOL.
Notary Public.
Correct-Attest:
S. H. BOYD. Directors
JULIUS VAIRIN
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