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PersOnSl Mention.

The father efMrs. Nillame n. Evarts,
Mr.. Allen Wardner, is the oldest voter in
Windsor, VT 'tTy&ggGA !
Butler county, Ky, was Pster Cooper
banner county. The vote there stood 44S
for Tilden and 448 for Cooper.
The author Of "Maryland, my Mary
land" is J. B. Randall, editoE O, tie At
lauta 'tConstltutionalist",. - Ola
Alois Brauer, the founder and proprietor
of the California Democrat" the leading
German paper Of San Francisco, died in
that city on the 9Th inst. !
This is an extra from the Queen Of Mad
agascar's total abstinence proclamation
"Rum does harm to your persons. spesdsa
your possessions in vain hatns y$vt viyes
and children, makes foolish the wise, makes
more foolish the foolish" q..r....
Colonel J. B. Oliver, the editor Of thf
"Florida New Yorker" has presented Mrst
Henry Ward Beecher with forty acres q
lands in Florida, the title to which she hal
placed in the hands of her son-in-law, thy
Rev. Samuel Scoville, in trust for biz chill
dren. ~ e. ,g%&
The Baltimore "Gazette,"' speaking d
the alleged intention of the Republicar
canvassers in the disputed States to counl
their party in, says:-"While the shame
less plot il being conoocted let all good
citizens be prudent, temperate, and TOR
bearing, determined to ask nothing bu
what is clearly right, and equally determ
ined to submit to nothing 3tAt is clearly
wrong. y
The body ST the late Bishop Meade Pro
tsstant Episcopal), Of Virginia, who dice
at Richmond in 1852, has been transferred
from Hollywood Cemetery, near that city
and placed in the cemetery Of the Theolog
ical Seminary at Alexandra, Va, near tn
graves of Bishops Payne and Johns.
The Kahn of Khiva, in consequence O
IL - kAAa
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TO BE CONTINUED.
The Chinese way Of Dealing witt
Corrupt Officers.

"0 Corrupt ofhcers.
The following extract from China pa
per gives picture Of paternal government
in that country, in which the prscept Of
not sparing the rod is carried into practice
in way"which ought to strike terror into
the hearts Of the official hierarchy. The
bamboo has long been known as an etfec-
tive ihstrnmept ior governing the masses
and lthe Correction o. offenders against the
Chinese code, but there is something novel
as we'll "a startling in the, idea Of degra'
ded official having blows to be admins
tered on the palms as preliminary castl-
oa,ioni Cor malyersation. If such mode
Of dealing with official malpractices were
to become general we might soon hope to
see notable improvement in the admins
trativedepartments which in China are %
notoriousiy bad and corrupt. :,
One Of the mandarins who had swlnaleo
the Government of large sum of money
when making purchases Of warlike mate
rails a, Hong Kong during the Formosan
affair, was brought up for trial bsfore tue
redoubtating and the fautai. He was 70
have been bamboced in the usual way, q
other criminels on the breech, but for his
bitter crying and vehement entreatle.s
connled with the fact of his not being In
very rood health. The defaulting otdcisal
;s snrnamed Man, AMI il related to a
tsoutai Of that name, who was degraded p
,he same time with the Viceroy Yins
Han in the Walsing affair. ~" '' /
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The Kahn of Khiva, in consequence OF
the complaints Of his subjects, has ettered
10 cede the remainder Of his territory to
the Russian Government.
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MEDICAL.
IF. K11k els Blttsr s,Wins Of Iro,

EF. Kupkei's Batter Wine OF Iron
II has never been known to fail In th.
cure Of Veakness attended with symptoms
indisposttion to exefti"n, loss Of memory,
dific1ltv OF breath ng, weakness, horror OF
disease. night swsets, cold feete weakness
dimneAs Of vision, lADgnor, uRtversA la>sl
tude ofthe muscular system, enormous ap
fiushing Of the body, dryness Of the skin
palliA countenance and erupttons on the
face. purify ing the blood. pain In the back,
hAAvfnes az the eyelids, frequent black spot
Tying before the ey 9, with suhuslon apd
!6cs q sight. want Of attention. etc. sIi1 ZIG
and ohiee, $50 North Ninth street, Phtladel.
phia. Advice free. Ask for y. F. Kun
kel.s Bitter Wine Of Iron and take no other
make. Genuine sold only in 81 bottles:
NERVOUS DEBILITY.
Debility, Q depressed irritable state o.
mind. 1 weak, nervous, exhausted feeling,
no energy or animation. oonfussd head,
weak memory the consequences OF exoes'
III dEds q sovereign cure n 8. !. Kunkel's
Bitter Wine Of Iron. It tone! the system
df6pels the mental gloom and dependency
and retuvcnates the entire system. Sold
only IA 81 bott, es. Get the genuine. soic
by S4aTngeists. Ask for y =. KunEer!
denufre soid only ii q bottles, Or six bot
tles forS6. All ask is trial OF this valua
BILE Medicine. 1t will convince The mos
skeptical Of its merits. SO
NEVER FAILING WORM SYRUP:
EFF. Kunkels Worm Syrup never fail,
| to destroy Pin, Heat and stomach worms
Dr.. Kunkei ID the only successful physt
cian who removes Tape Worm intwo hour
til head passes. Common sense teaches !
Tape Worms can be removed, all othel
Worms can be readily destroyed. Send 70
circular to DR.. E. r. Kunkel, $50 Nortf
Ninth street, Philadelphia Pa, or ask you
druggist for q bottle of Kunkle's Worn
Used py children or grown persons with
NAfHectrafety IRA, ""t M ''' Y"
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W. ~ ~ HAIR REsToRER.
Restores gray mixed. red. light. or faded
0eautifsii Brown or black, in fom one to
four appdoations. 1t IL free from sulphur
lead, acids, me curry. silver, or anything
injurtaus to either haif Or beard.
1T DOES NOT FADE OR RUB OFF:
Expressed to oil parts on receipt Of ore
dollar, or six bottles for dve dollars. A.
the wholesale and retail depot, No. 30
Vine street, Philadelphia. de e2+ly
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NEW PROCESS for Preserving .
A Corpse without using ice or embe1ming
and kept 4 week OF moro. Less expsnsive
than Ice. Personal attention night or day.
xii kinds OF furniture made to order. Here
can Be found large and good claB Of sec.
an" "hSas. % %GHARL@ q. PETnRsON, Agent
q. W. cor. Fourth and 6hipley ~. Jy29om
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-08

arrested ct the request of the United States
legation. A cypher dispstch from Score
tary Fish was exhibited to the authorities
by the secretary of the legation.
Affairs In France.
PARIS December CIT i, generally be.
lieved NJ. Duclere will be intrusted with
the formation OF ministry, but nothing is
settled. A meeting of the deputies nf the
left was had to-day. 1t was acknowledged
that President MacMahon is pursuing q very
constitutional course. They abstained frOI1
passing any resolutions which might be re-
garded as implying distrust.
Orders for Arms.
BELGRADE, December The Servian
government has given fresh orders for arms
and ammunition from abroad.
Mexico City Captured by Porfirio Diaz.
and LerdO Flying for safety.
HAVANA, December 7.-Advices from
Mexico to the first instant announce that
Diaz had defeated Alatorre's srmy. entered
the City of Mexico and proclaimed himself
provisional President. Lsrdo had pre-
viously fed from the capital in the direc-
ton of Mordis, where he proposed to msin-
tain the constitutional government.
The garrison Of Puebla has rev0lted in
favor OF Disz. Iglesias at fret c0.opera'ed
with Diaz, but has since repudlsted hun
and still maintains his position as independ-
emit president at GuanyarO.
Dlaz was raising forced loan. Good
OrCer prevailed IN the capital hut the
whole country was divided, and the pacti-
sans of the three presidents were rally ing to
their support
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-08
CATASTROPHE.
The Burned Theatre at BroOklyn-Terri.
BILE Details of the Great Calamity.

The Burned Theatre at BroOklyn-Terri-
BILE Details of the Great Calamity.
BROOKLYN, December THE official re-
port of the cOroner's count at Ii A. NJ.
shows that 2S4 bodies have been recovered,
we're recovered since midnight.
Mr.. Claude Burroughs remains were
identified by fragment Of an aiguilette
which he wore over the left shoulder as
Picard. The body Of James Caven has
been identified.
According to the statements of all parties
who profess to know anything as to the
origin of the fire, it began on the stage.
The business manager. Mr.. Rogers, who may
be supposed to possess most accurate in.
formation on the subject, says that
one Of the pieces of canvas out of
which the trees, etc, are made was
broken from the fastenings and hung from
the flies Immediately over one of the Dor
der lights near the center of the stage; the
canvass had begun to smould and the paint
on 1t crackle. The carpenter was directed
to ascend to one of the grooves and remove
tho dangerous object. lie could barely
reach it with his hand and he drew it has
tily up. The rapid motion through the air
o. the half ignited and highly inflsmmable
canvas caused it to burst in flame which
rapidly spread to the adjoining material.
equally susceptible. All efforts to extin.
guieh the flames we're abortive, and the
carpenter had to return to save his own
life. More than 1900 people were in the
house. A majority of the dead had their
right hands lifted over their heads, as if to
ward off danger,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-08
MARIXETS,
Domestic Markets.

EEw YORK, December 7.-Money closed easy at
1914. Governments active. unsettled and 10 y err
new fives llOas. States dull and nominal
sg "a ss s'ssai cur
1924 ,0GO; for bonds, &I9l 600.
Customs receipts, $2l7,000.
CottOn-Net receipts 397 bales; gross 214l.
Cotton closed steady; SAFES 10 dav 69S bales:
middling Opands 12Sc; Or laans II Slice; cor soil
dated net receipts ISL 29o BALE; exports to Great
Britain 80 837; TO FraLce 49, 10 the continent
$685. the Channel 1862
Futures closed 6rm sales Ii, 500 bales as follows
February rs 0l2 2l.3sc; March IL 10 l6r; April
II 3l3e0l3c May 10 S 320l3 3l6c; June - 5l60
IL ll32e; July - 1ie@lS l53Sc; August 10 1889.
much doing; scarcity Of freight room checks ex.
port demand; superfne Weste and State IS ESQ
fair extra &S 6O05 75 good 10 choice do Sc 800
8 70; Wheat shade hrmer; moderate export and
Sy scsrctg Of rs 'Ss
sound white Western. Corn quiet an firm for *
port and home trade demand sc for new yellow
eighty in buyers favor Coffee Rio scarce and
firm; l60lsac (gold) for csrgoee; l6k 02oh tgoldl
quiet New orleans seossc Rcs Steady fair Dc
maud. Tallow dull; SIC. Rosn irm; So 3oo2 40.
TurDeo,ine hrmer at 4lc; Pork quiet and steady;
mess SIG 87ha. Lard shade trmer: prime steam
10 3sGlo.37hc. Whisky a shade frmer 81 90.
Freights frm
firm; family ,s606 Is. Wheat strong and scarce
red 81 3yGI4o Corn in g cd den and . shade
nigh r; 45046c. Oats quiet; firm 30O38c. Rye
strong and higher; .7d78c. Barley IN fair demand;
Sl0l o. Polk steady; good demand; $l6 Lard
IN gooj mand shade higher; steam 9.95 0lOc;
Kettle I0So0llc. Bulk meats finer; shoulders &c;
clear rib sides &c; clear sides 8hc Bacon dull and
nominal: Gre meats is good demand; nc FOR
shout ribs; genel ally held y higher; hams aver
aging 10 TBS sc. Whisky tteaoy; Jar demand;
8 05. Hogs-Fair demand and finn; packing
IS 4O05 20.
ST. LOUIS, December Flour good demand;
fall extra 81 5o06 Wheat. No . red fail 81 ST.
No. do 81 a. Corn, No. 2 mixed 431. d35c:
new 4l4042. tOats trm, No. q Sc bid. Rse
scarce and wanted. Barley steady and un
changed. Whisky steady. Sl o.. Pork, SIG IS
Lard trmer, lOc asked Bulk meas ii mar. held
higher shoulders CSC; clear ii5 tidts &c. clear
sides 8.20083s asked. Bacon. ,h"ulders "a, clerr
rib sides 81 09h clear sides 9ss l0c. Green meal s
trmsr Hogs.in .etive, packers. standing all fair
to good. &56515. IS. Ia tie easter and steady.
CHICAGO, December Flour n dera ely &C.
tive ard higher; choica extra "a s5a5 IS. Wheat
active cash s 2Oas; January 81 q; February
81 IA; rejected 9709sc. c, IN unset TIED and sen
orally higher; No.. ASA bid cash 45hc bid for De
cember; Ash bid tor Janu1rv. Oais in fair de-
maad and higher; No SO q 03ic ash; aise for
January; "a &c Tor February. Rye ia good demand
s2d higher. Pork unset LED; opened strong and
higher closed firm ut insids OF eos; S 10 506l6 60
for Dec ember; SIG 50 62k for January: S is 82a
0l6 IS for FebruarS. LAID firm.r; I0071s 0llc
cash; l0.l2hc for January Bnk meas hrmeI:
sht nders 6c; clear rib sides ess clear sides 274c
Whisky ST. 06L.
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n alaa cotton 492 eks cotton seed It's hhds sugar
l36 bbls molasses and sundrles
BARACARIA-Nteamer Annie BIS hhd0 sugar lis
bbls m0lasspO and euudries
LOWER COAST-Steamer % Farmer-l2S bbis
rice and sundries
GRAND CAlLLOU-Scho0ner Euzenia-l2S fhds
augar ~ bble mOlasses and sundTl6s
RECEIPTS By RAILROADS
NEW ORLEANS, ST. LOUIS AND CHICAGO RAIL-
ROAD Dec. mi Der 7-2164 bales cotton and sundri.s
MORGAN'S LOUISIANA AND TT XAS RAILROAD.
Dece mber 7-25l7 bales .o,ton AIS cotton 403 airs
cotton seed 872 hhds sugar IS bbls sugar 500 bbs
moiassee half bbls mOasses 16 quarter bbls mo
ERw ORLtANS AND MOBILE RAILROAD. De-
cember 800 bales cotton ll9 sks cotton seeo Io
balls -four and sundres
Nav OR .kANS AND TEXAS RAILROAD, De-
c. mber IA hbds sugar and -nndr,ee
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-08
THOMAS II. HANDY
de3 Is 90 jag Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleaua
Pierre LIE blanc vs.. Bertrand Aha die

Pierre LIE blanc VS.. Bertrand Abadie,
SIxTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
ure and sale directed by the honorable the
sixth District Court for the parish Of Orleans in
late sDep ind By said as sh. Wafs 20 ms
transferred: | will proceed to sell at public
auction, at the Merchants Auctioneers'
CustOmh0use streets in the Second District of this
city, on TUESDAY. January 9, 1877 at twelve
O'CLOCK H. the following described property, to
!: TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND. together
with all the buildings and improvements theI con,
lights, ways aud priv ieges thereun'o belonging or
in the secona District Of this city. in ms square ps
bmnded by Miro Duma ne, st. ANA and Galvez
streets, and designated by the Plumbers one and
two Oh a plan drawn by J. Communy late city
forming the OF Miro w and nT%
streets. thirty feet front on Dumaine street O 10
huudred and 1inetytwO feet tea inches seven
dled and nine feet ten inches seven | mes on the
opposite sid,. and eighty six feet nine inches six
lines in the rear and lot No. two adjoining the one
above desc bed, being a triangle m assures thirty
eight feet six inches one line front on Du.
mAi.e st,eet, one humid and nine feet ten inch
es seven lines in Uepth on the side of 10; No.
one and one hundred and ten feet nine inches
one line on he opposite line
buildings and improvements thereon stuatad in
the same al. t'ict IN the square bounded bv Tonti
humane, Miro and st. Ann streets, and design ated
by ire number sixtt en-. on plan Drawn by Beizn
and Rreehie, civil engineers, dated Aprl 30. l849:
said lot OF ground measuring Thirty three feet
ION, on Dumaine street by on hundred feet ia
derth between equal and parallel lin s.
me property secondly d. $ mibi being subject
to the night OF the u.ufruct in favor OF Marie
The properly firstly des cr.bad was acquired bv
IN IN. a'iana'n5 henia by purchase from NJ
casey AID Mrs. Labarre, per act pass before (
i. Laoatfe ist5 notary puolic in thi, city, ia;
second OF November, 1874
ana the property secondly described was be
qneathei'o the defenda herein oy C. T. Persii
sno IN possession of which hs hai been put BY 4,
rousseau. testamentary executor of the said q. K
feIsii, by act before A. Doriocourt notary publit
ID TINS city. dated December 8, 1867.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash Oh the spot.
THOMAS II. HANDY.
de8 % so Civil Sheriff Of the Parish OF Orleans
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-08
NEW YORK,
John Kelly, Controller.

John Kelly, Controller.
New YORK, December John Kelly
was nominated by the mayor and confirmed
by the aldermen as controller.
Seizure of Struggled Cigars.
Special Treasury Agent Bracket seized
over 5000 smuggled cigars on the Havana
steamer Columbus to-day. Further search
will be made.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-08
FOREIGN,
Ant0nelli,s Successor.

Antonelli's Successor.
ROME, December 6.-Cardinal Simeoni,
successor of the late Cardinal AntOnelli,
has arrived here from Madrid.
More Trouble Brewing in Spain.
LONDON, December 6-Reuter telegram
from BilbOa says: The requirements OF the
government are causing considerable ex
cltement. 1t is believed that the deputies
and municipalities throughout the Basque
provinces will resign. Sc, deputies and
senators have returned to Bilboa suddenly
from Madrid.
The Louisville Forger.
Brent, the Louisville forger, was re-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-08
SHERIFFS SALES,

Gabriel G. Wilcox VS.. George Franck,
etsl.
SlXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THR PARISH OF
- Orleans, No. 886l.-By virtue Of a writ of feri
facias against Nicholas Smith. directed by the
honorable the Sixth District Court for the parish
OF Orleans. in the above entitled cause Eugene
WaSgaman. late sher fl, and by sail late sheriff
to me transferred, will proceed to sell at public
auction, on the premises hereinafter desg lated
on WEDNESDAY, December 20, 1876. at halt-past
to wit -
THE CONTENTS AND FIXTURES OF q Grocery
Store, situate ed at The of Philip and Annnn
citation streets, in the Fourth District of this city,
alss the Furniture and Movabes therein con-
tanned, the whole as per invento. which may be
seen 10 nv office.
Seized i'll the above suit.
Terms-Cash ON the spot.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-08
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL,
MONETARY.
OFFICR NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN, I
THrkspAY.EvKN December Z, 1876. )

Thursday EVENING, Dec6mDeE = 1910.
The tffelings to-day TOT discount at the banks
were moderate, but We found more demand for
money on the strt e., AID at hsrden'n. rates
We now Quote Ii st cl4es collateral loans at
8N9 ~ cent y annum discount. and others at 100
H. there il very lite commercial paper offer
ing on the street, and when negotiate 10 at so 10
y cent y ami M discount, and 2Ol8 ter other
grades.
scarcely anything is do ng in mortge &c paper,
fe negotiations le ported at io0- y cent p an.
nun; transactions in secoLd grade bsing q rare
occ urIence aud at such vice and irregular rates
that quote ti0ns are entirely nominal. The heavy
decline at New York being ecu ateractsd by lib
eral dem nd, gOis gave way only &c; the sales
were large. sterling, on the contrary, was more
. tfe, ed aud gave way lhc or about $40 y cent
The decline in francs was 4 aS cent. Both sold to
. liberal ext.Lt Commerc al eight On New York
wa> a shade lower. Stocks were Quiet Under
fair offerings and limited demand ate cons Is
declined y y ceLt and premium bonos i y cent.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-08
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

CA1RO-Steamer W Garrett and barges-766
bales "i ton 1909 Nh's nour 100 bills meal 1853
corn 213 ks malt 1928 SKIS bran 285 SKIS oats and
sundrv produce
Observation-Disclosures City of Augusta
ia hnds sugar 60 bbs molasses and sundries
LOWER COsSr-Steamer isabsl--42 hhds sugar
. hhs fngar 2i3 bb1s mOlasees and sundries
WILLIAM LANDING--Steamer Nary ICa--S3
bids sugar Al bbls molseees 81 half bbls nloasses
80 aka "rngh rice and sundries
LOWER COAST-Steamer Emma-84 hhds sugar
1853 hh's mo'asses and sU':.'-r's
MANcIGAC-Steamer st John-l0 bales cotton ITO
SKIS 'otton seed Is SKIS seed cotton 277 hhds sugar
go bhls no'asses and eundr;es
Observation-Disclosures Henry Tete-3i1
hhds sugar 4l8 bhis molasaes and sundries
Observation-Disclosures W POintevant-
PA hhds sugar 40 bbls mOlasses ard sundrIes
ANTE RfVEK-Steamer Alice-2 SKIS seed cotton
80 900 fact lumber As 600 shingles
ST Observation-Disclosures Fannie Moore
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-08
REMOVALS.
n KMOvAI .,...RRmOvA
q. F. WALKER, M. D..
Has removed to
No. $50 Magazine street,
NEW ORLEANS.
slrr,a horrs FROM 10 A. ". tn p NJ mv1s "
TAX COLLECTORS SALES.
TAX COLLECTOR,S sALE-NO. 66l2.
STATE OF LOUISIANA PAEISH OF ORLEANS
Third District City of New Orleans.
STATE OF LOUISIANA W.. T@ PORTIONS OF
GROUND. III squares Nos. 1893 and 1856; as
sessed in IL name of BERTRAND EAIBILLAC.
STATE TAX COLLRcToR's OFFICE,
No. II bly, Fields street. 7
New Drlna,s narHn her l3Hf !

STATE TAX COLLECTORS OFFICE,
No. II lysian Fields street. 7
New Orleans. December 1876
0DY VIRTUE OF THE POWER IN Ne VESTED By
D he act of the legislature or this state, No Al
OF 1873 apprO ed MAJ CHI Ia, 1873 l will proceed TO
sell a. pile auction at my ofiica. No. II Elyti'n
Fields street. in thu said Third District o. this
city, TUESDAY, December la, 1876, at twelve
O'Clock H., the following described pr, petty, to
wit
/. a PORTION OF GROUND. in square bounded
by Aub v street, s.. Bernard avenue, Toni and
Rocheblave. streets. measuring 30l py 800 teef.
2 fOH1lON OF GROUND, III square No 1866,
bounded by Oke Ivy St Bernard and Dorgt nOis
streets and RousseliD alley.
Toget her with all the improvements and appur-
tenances there unto b, long g
Said proper having b. en- seized by me to satisfy
privilege and clsin due the etate OF Louisiana
for taxes upon esid property for the year 1874,
amounting TO forty -thIe- dollars and fifty cents,
lpg. Their with all costs, pe naltles and charges.
It sala sale the property ill Get be ad]udica.ed
unless the bid ia q sufficient amount to satisfy
the aforesaid dlairl. and also tie unpaid taxes
upon said property for the Years 1873 and 1879 to.
getber with the penalties there on, and all costs
and charges which may have accrued.
The purchaser at this sale is entitled to be put
in immediate possession.
TeIms-Caih on the spot.
THOMAS CAREY,
State Tax Collector. Third District. City Of New
Orleans de8 Is 10
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-08
EXPORTS.

LlvERPOOL-Ship Dakota-4225 bales cotton 5000
slaves
LIvERPOOL-Ship CaledOnia-373l bales cotton
5000 slaves
MISUNDERSTANDING Lizzie-867 SKIS corn 53l
bb|s mdse
HAvRE-Bsrk Ii amingtoa-32a3 bales cotton 1000
ste Ves 1877 aka hOofs
800 SKIS salt 81 skis oats 20 SKIS bran Is bags coffee II
bales hay 100 bbls flour ass pkgs sundries
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Farmer-2O0O bdls cotton ties
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?
New Orleans, December :, 1876
DYv I2TUB OF THE POWER IN ME VESTED BY
ID the act ef the Legiel .ture of this State No AZ
1879, approved March II. 1873. will proceed to
sell public auction, It nv office, No. II klysan
Fields steet in the sa'd Third District of this city
on TUESDAY, December 10, 1876. at twelve O'Clock
NJ, the following described property, to wit
l. A CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND. in square
No. 1926. bounded by Elysian Fields Frenchmen,
Virtue and Magistrate streets, formi g the corn.
Of Elysian Fieius ana Vntue streets, measuring 81
by lG6 lret
square fronting on Fl, sian Fields street measur-
inc 81 by $50 feet.
5. CBRTA1S PORTION OF GROUND in same
square, fronting on 81 sian Fields street, measur
ing % by l06 feet.
Said property havir been seized by me TO satisfy
a privilege and claim due the State II Louisiana
for taxes upon said prop rtv fer the Y. ar 1874
amounting to eighteen dollars and eighty.fve
cents, together with al costs, penalties AID
cna. 2es.
At said eale the property will not bs adjulcated
unless the bid is for q sufficient amount to satisfy
the Aforesaid claim, and also the unpa'd taxes
upon said property for the years 1873 1873 and
1871, together with the penalties thereon. and all
costs and charges which nj ~ have accrutd.
The purchaser at this sale Is entitled to be put
In immediate possession.
Terms Cash on the spot.
THOMAS CAREY
State Tax Collector, Third Distinct, City Of New
Olleans. Ge8 IS -
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-08
COMMERCIAL.

COTrON-The sales to day summed up la,lo0
balee, at prices requiring an advance of d in
quotations. We give aiso the figures and report
Of the Exchange, as below:
AMERICAN STANDARD OF CLASSIFICATION.
General E1chapge
quotations, quot al ions.