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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-06-07

A FIREMAN CRusHED 10 DEATH-At
two O'Clock, yesterday morning, John
Barre, of No. %, turned in . firs alarm, b.
cause he saw fire ct tho corner OF Tchoupi'
toulas and Philip streets, but had he waited
. few seconds and taken time to mako an
observation, . valuable life would not have
been forfeited. The fire was simply bar
rel of shavings O the banquette, which
somebody had malieiously lighted. When
the alarm was ruAg ont. Trad Ferry No. II
rolled ont in greas haste, james Campben
in the eat. On arriving Ut the corner OF
jackson and Tchoupitoulas streets, tho
machine was turned, but struck something,
which throw Campbell from his sest to the
ground, two of the wheels passing over tho
back Of bis head, erushiBg out lis brains 90
.suddenly that he could not possibly have
known what harmed him. Another engine
IN IA . hose carriage were close behind, and
before tho drivers were aware OF tho Gsu-
alton ran over the corpse. managing it still
moro. Members Of No. IL took the unfor'
rtunate mans body to the enginehouss and
prepared it for burial. Deco esd Was :
native Of this city, leaving wife and two
children wholly unprovidsd for. A SIM
xular circumstanoe il that deceased Wa
near sighted and would not wesr glasses .
fact we'll known TO oil his companions. a
person with such physical defsce, to ssy
the least, vas sadly ont Of place - house
keeper of an important machine, running =
fires 1t brsakneck speed. The only wonder
il that nothing happened to him before and
still stranger that this last accident can NOT
Ia attributed to the fireman's near sighted
ness. The funeral will take phase to-day.
Chief Eaginssr O'Connos, On being IN
formed Of the particulars, ordeeed Barnes
arrest for turning in false alarm.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-06-07
Grand opening Of Grand Hotel ct Poin
Clear ON june l.

BRIEF misunderstanding to . con-
tract between tho city and tho 0as Com
pany the moon managed to put in small
appearance last night. but 1t did not throw
much light on everything.
If there arc any sanitary officers in New
Orleans it u suggested they pay little
attention to tho fruit stands. For several
days past green plums have been On sale,
fruit that contains al the elements neoes-
cary 10 produce cholera and cholic. Dealers
purchase them while unripe and wait for
ths.miserable things to ripen.
Red cherries have made their appearance;
but where they como from il mystery
which dealers are unable to explain.
At the fire on Orange street, yesterday,
the fremen were considerably retarded in
their operations by crowds of idlers, who
would not work and would not move on.
The police made no effort, 90 fremen say.
to keep the crowds back. What has be-
come of those guard ropes?
John, long way from China, purchased
. watermelon at Dryades Market, thinking
it only half grown American apple. He
ste the whole Of it, and would now be revel-
ing in the pleasures of cholera, but he has
no place for that disease to locate in.
Victor Comegere 10 name suitable for .
yellow-covered novel, but the owner of it il
not q hero. His domicile IL in An obscure
corner in the Third District, where his wife
exists after poor fashion. She attended
church Sunday. and ON returning received
. pounding from her loving lord. An afida-
Wit was made before Judge Long, charging
him with IN sttemptto murder. and he 10
now prisoner.
H. ID. Clark was arrested several weeks
ago, in the Sixth District. on small charge,
was released on bail, and the next day
broke his promise, and left the city. 1t wa
learned that he had located in st. James
parish, where he was arrested by order Of
his bondsman, and now fans himself in the
Parish Prison.
I LIE Jeunne Amis Benevolent Association
made an excursion to Pass Christian last
Monday, and Immediately after landing 4
quarrel occurred between some men, when
Mr.. George Geddes, chairman OF ons Of the
committees, attempted to quell the dis
turbance by acting - peacemaker. While
standing between thu contestants some
body on the outside fired shot, the bullet
entering Mr.. Geddes' right groin. The
wound is not . serious one.
Charles Albert, . vendor, was arrested
with his team at half past one O'Clock Tues
day morning, on Esplanade, between Ram
part and St. Claude streets, and locked NJ
in the fifth precinct station and the tear
sent to the pound. He is charged with
driving on the neutral ground.
About ten O'Clock last night coal OF
lamp exploded at the residence of Mr.
Costello, on Third, between Drysdes ant
Baronne streets, setting fire to mattress
Mr.. Costello, in trying to extinguish tb'
flames, got severely burned about tn
hands, face and feet.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-06-07
Sucoeesiou or John Hfddleston

CECOND D1STRICT COUKr FOR THE PAKlSaI
- Of Orleans, No. % 85l.-Notice Is hereby given
to the creditors CT this estate and oa other ger
sons herein interested to show canse thin ten
days from the present motif If any they have
cr can, why the account presenhed by Thomas
Allen Clarke, Parliamentary executor OF -u,iR
estate, should not be hOmOlogatsd and approved,
aud the funds distributed In accordance Herewith
lei s13s FRANK PACE, JR., Clark
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Grand opening Of Grand Hotel ct Point
Clear on June l.

FIRE ON ORANGE, TcHOUPIroULAs AND
RELIGIOUS SrREErs-A fire was discov-
cred about ono O'Clock yesterday In tho
cotton pickery of Mr.. Thomas Lunn, No. 30
Orange street. The pickery and ito con
tents were completely destroyed. The
flames spread to the frame cottages on the
south side of Orange street, Nos. ~, 81 ana
"a, owned by Mrs. J. A. Ammeu ana oooo-
pied ty Mrs. Huggs, Mrs. Lups, Mrs. Z.
Gibson and Mrs. Cannon. The ouildings'
together with all the furniture, were entire
" destroyed. The fire then spread 10 the
north aide of Orange street, to the cotton
pickery owned by Mr.. Walls and occupied
by Mr.. Denis Haggerty, which was neAf'y
DESTROYED. The fire extended to the franc
cottage No. SO Orange street, owned oy
Mrs. Emmett and occupied by M. Jonn
Casey as q dwelling, which was enIlreiy
destroved. The furniture of Mr.. Casey
was partly destroyed. The fire then spread
to the kitchen of the building at the
corner of Tchoupitoulss and orange
.traeta. which was also destroyed,
toeether with the rear ouiidings
Of the houses Nos. Az, 479 and 4Sl Tchoupi'
toulas street, also owned BY Mrs. Emmett,
vbo ia insured, but in what company or 1or
what amount was not ascertained.
The fire then spread to the two-story
frame house. No. 4S3 Tchoupitoulas street,
owned BY Mrs. MCGEE and occupied oy
Mrs. Campbell, which was partly burned
and the furniture slightly damaged. The
au;lding il insured, but in what company
nv for what amount was not ascertained.
The fire then spread to the two-story
frame house on Religious, between Orange
and Richard streets, owned by mr.: Der
nard and occupied by Mrs. Manix ana MIS-
HOGAN. which was entirely destroyed. the
frrnitnre of Mrs. Hogan was insured IN the
ns...b.nta, Insurance Company for SoVo.
Tha furniture Of Mrs. Manix was not IN
sured.
Th. fra originated in the scaffolding in
the n;okery of Mr.. Lunn. caused BY iot
IF damaged cotton, which was brougn'
f.c,n the wreck of the steamboat mary
Rell. which, it appears, was saturated WIN
acme sort of oil and hsd been sprese OUT ~
dry, and caught nfe AEO :
o.n.a The alarm was delayed for nearly
half An hour. ON account Of box No. a. q
the anrinehouse of No. ~. and box No. ~
At the corner of Levee and Market streese
not being in working order, st least 90 sne
polioe report. Tho alarm va nn,
sounded from box No. IS, 1t the corner u
Market and Chippows streets. py onno',
r;anne. Of the second precinct. A snor'
time afterward general alarm va souno
al from tho same box by order OF Ch'e
Engineer OCennsr. ..e,,
In the beginning wsser vas not plens1ai
.nd tia plug ct the corner Of Orange ase
Religious streets ths one most nssdsaA
- not spsssa without seeddsrsel'
t.oubl. and delay. The iasids eess handle
IL broken, and ths isea bar Y . worn th !.
= ne.ksy-vssssA haA little :fscs O y
O,hsr plass ars rspsrtsd - ~ u . w
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The swell snob Of the season. With bag9y
elothss end shaved head, u not far 70
moved from Tie Chinamaa in appsasanee.
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Successi0a Of mrs. Widow Jane New.

CECONn DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- of Orasans No. 81, 73l.-NOtise is hereby given
to the creditors Of this estate and to all ether per-
sons herein interested. to show cause within ten
days from the present notification, If any they
have q can Why the account pressa as:a BY
tate should not be hom0logated and approved.
and the funds distributed in accordance Herewith.
ic38fs Drank PACR JR Clerk
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-06-07

Succession Of Aristide Bieuvenu.
0Bc0ND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- Of Orleans, No. 3S,T7.-Whereas, Armand
Richard Claque has petiti0ned the court for
letters Of administration on the estate Of tho
late Aristtde Bienvenu deceased intestate Notice
is hereby given to all whom it may concern to.
snow cas,se within ten days why the prayer Ofthe.
said petitioner should not be granted.
ic3 0Ii. FRANK PACE JR., Clerk.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-06-07

HAVING oOl0 OUT 1nE e1LIZ
owned ~ Leon PI5EsO. Rsq., sud myself to n.
lA1DL lYNl1, Ihe1e6y rseonaen@ hta % the
Avor q the castonlsgo Aa4 Request 4se him the
6ehted. - PAUL LkTDLxIBk
. - The drivers have out snA TIE eustsuers nay
run shorte Of 6HLTz~ WlT8A, their wants win %
presPtly attsadeA T. b sdo,s.,s4e RSssfees card
les ~ -. e. uA 80 Royal esreet.
n s1rg s.rss g s9.a'ise tSs..s7 49,
o. the bsnalt q The bankrupt ses 81 hevo tAs15
psottsne anA sehsdnles Dee0aEsa etziet!y aoeeco;
Mdsgs & - United 0estes 0ulee1e OotTt and
Eules o. ths untted 0tatse Digtl5et CguIt b. p
EShoSs, 1a9istsr N Dsnkruptey. n the 0uebso
houss building, ueV Orleans, touia1AnA. Terms
geoDonAb1A I6oteG16o box 1851.
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FORM OF PROPOSAL, BOND AND OKRTuICA1x
ysoposA1.

Tho understand -, vhose postoface address
IL - county ef----, State Of -, proposes
tooer i, 1875. to June % "a. on route No. -.
between and -. STATE Of, under the
M 20 1876, with celebrity. certainty and securi
IT," for the annual ssm q - dollars and II
this proposal 10 accepted 10 viii enter into con
master General within the time peeseEfbed in said
ADVERTISEMENT.
the disf.n-e Of the route, the weiaht Of the mail
10 be carried andali other particulars in refer1ce
10 the route and service; and. Also after careful
exsminatjon Of the Laws and instruction. attached
to adveI tisemsns q mail service.
nafed - -, Bidder.
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INSURANCE.
OFFICE FIREMGNs INSURANCE
"
COMPANY,
Cornor OG 0EavieR aDA Camp Streets.

NEW ORLRAus, January IS, 1876.
At meeting Of the Board Of Directors. held this
day II w resolved to declare the folio wing divi
deni from the net earnings Of the tan months end
ing December 81, 1876
Ten Per cent sonual interest ON capital stock
paid in.
Z 70 carry to reserve fund in accordance with
section four, article WILL Of the charter. i've per
cent.
3 70 carry to the credit Of the riremen's Char
liable Association Of New Orleans fer the support
system Of said assocati0n in AocCt dance with SEC
ton four article VIII Of the charter. ten per cent
Five per cent interest dividend Oa capi 81 stock
paid in.
s. Forty per cent dividend to participating in
sure1s.
An declaration of dividends to stockholders to
be carried to or t Of stock notes in accordance
with g, ction five, article WILL Of the charter.
Psrtic p ssng dividends to insurers (not stocA'
holders) payable in cash on demand.
n MARKS, President
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NorR-Wheu the above oath 10 taken before o
iastice of tie peace Or other Officer not usiua
seal except . Judge Of United States Court, the
eerti3cate Of clerk Of = court of record mnst be
added under his seal Of ofce, that he p.rson WIS
administered the oath 10 duly qualified 40 such
officer.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-06-07

Cisterns made to order and repaired. Al work
warranted to give entire satisfaction. lot Of oe
terms from 1000 to 20 600 gallons, made Of the best
material and workmanship. kept constantly Oh
hand and for sale ct
Prices to Suit the Times.
Orders pFv.nptly attended to. fel3 ly
Aks YOU IN NnHD VI MONEY!
n -, Apply ut the Corner Of DauDhlns
and ct. Louls Streets,
Where second hand Furniture, Men and Women's
Clothing French, Rnslish and Spanish Books, etc.,
are bought
Subscription to the Reading Room, q per month.
Goods inspected ct home II desired.
j. BEGON,
fe3ly Corner Dauphine and St. Louis streets.
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Eh~Af toad
ossn se4~S H. "a; ia - "a sfaxed "a esch
HX a. carrvine The nail ana 70 be taken be.
s C.s ~. a. cSscsrS nsHSe1 81 sdminiat%r oathe
wy p ~ yS.- hasiSS.sr IN carrvine fhe mail
an -cnta M - from %. do sWear
t6as have tbs eb1i., psegnia.iy, :. falali ny
oene s.h =. 1 "a ,nts"tion Fl snier into
.sr..t III rsrfsrm the asrVtce in case said bid
Ell ~ ..csntedi
sncn ~ ~ IA ..bs.ribeA hsfora ma. for
-. ~oH " - IN a. AZ az b
,ns 40 ~ te.ti,,n@mv vherevf hereuntc eub-
s sna FL My . 1o
s.sn..l Whom thu oath. IN taken be fore . Justice
q the pescs OF 81 uo,1 4, a.es oonrt tis e.rtid
- " a. cierf a. : eourt o. recOrd muss be sd.
o., In1c. the oath h dnlv ouaiifed ~ such
= ~ m.nls'0he" .'''
p;S..r.+ he .ccomn.oied bv a certified check.
noC o ~ .c.ne scivs,,t nationsl fank. pavabe
VI ~ r,Ia. Of the postmaetar OenoraL eounl to
y s"e O.u0 ,~ro an the nreesnf ANIMAL rav I'M the
1--WE p rhsn tie mr. ssntpay exceeds i've thou aud
ioTso nri T.; go of NV service not less than five
oons ?, ~ ~ he smSnnt Of the bond accompany.
oI % W. - sa,d hond exce eds i've thousand DOL
ink sAo "A~' - 1870
Aasv: ...., ,,,s4 ha .ioned nv tina bidder or
-. !no P.v ,1pS +ha dsts ~ sonino afixed.
Dig - tbs SSecond Az sttnt Postm astsr Gen.
D1T D". ~ nenartmenr. WashinatOo. Distr,ct
era, rosG !" ,r"rFsd .Pronos.is sfst. of Louis.
=. CS'"A"
s"~ poun-,xprcr,oNA
.-.., &.
Insert the Names OF tno Ptinv,.pe -" ~
full in the body OF the oono; e,s3 tne ~ O. Ine
Msn Atures to the pono sa0uio ~ w"scrs a. S1o
justice Of the peace, cdoinS his ofncl.l title Or II
signed BY notary puo-c, NO SuOuiO 1iAA oAs ees..
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/, the undersigned, poatna ter at -, state Of
myself OF tho pscunisry abiiity and respons hility
Of the principal and his sureties In the aloregon9
bond and Of the unineumbered real estate owned
Seud sod certify that lie aid sasstass 80 SUM
eient-auficient, in ny hslisf. 70 insure H. pay
nent q double the eAtFe amou19 Of the celd bond;
duly sGneA BY -. hi1der, and - onA -,
his euYettt0 hslaee siaDing this eeKt1oAte.
UAtAd- 49,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-06-07

Grand opening of Grand Hotel, ct Point
Clear, on June l.
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seuthern Republloass.-will meet ct their
club room TO.NlGaT lWednesdy) 1t P. n. In
pertsnt business
p e Ssd''' 1. s.wst1, Secretary.
Roomo Republican Parish Executive
Committee Of the parish Of Orleans, New Orleans,
Nay -, l86-Whereas, The Republican State Cen.
Of the Republican party Of Louis,ane, to esssmole
In the city Of New Orleans, on Tuesday, the
twenty. seventh day Of June, fs76 for the purpose
0overnor, Secretary sf Stats, Auditor Of Public
Accounts, Superintendent Of Public Education and
Attorney General and to nominate candidates for
s1soss q Ssvs not other wise ios district
conve.tion. to Wit: Tn. first and second districts,
and to nominate candidates for electors for Presi.
to select new state Central Committee.
Therefore. 1t is hereby ordered that an election
be held throuehout the respective wards in tho
.ss II
"WEDNESDAY, tho twonty-arst OF june, 1876 BE-
tween such h0rrs - the several clubs may sp-
point far delegates to the State Convention aoEe'
The representation from each ward shall be -
fbll0WW
IIs. w..d .;......... ;Irsntn Es.d ::....... |,
Third ward. ........ 7lTwelffh ward. >
Fourth ward. 3lThirteenth ward ......
finh ward ............ sl.ourtoentn wsrd......
Mxth vard...... Sixteenth ward. ....... !
Seventh ward. ....... 6iSixteenth ward ......, .
1ighth ward. seventeenth ward -.
Ninth ward
SECRETARIES Of tho several Republican central
ward clubs furnish suoh delsgstes elected with
proper credentials which shall 10 forwcrded with
Coz for and tssns%isaon 70 the
0ecretsry Of the State Central Executive Com.
nittee OF Louisiana.
JAMES LEWIS. President.
CHARLss 4. BAQUIB, Secretary. my0
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.lOFr1uIAk no fl0Es.



/ xsg Lesis1anas ~ $751;. !
r@S Yosres,sc. ps,1,s.. =
WAshinsten, My =. iS7l 8.
DR0P0SAL1 WILL b 1BCRIv1D Al TIE
- Contreet 01ss O, this Dske!t.ens mt!
81. = e The af:sth e Jay 1ss1 &c = Scsdss
& the Usitea sta1ss fre1 octsbsr T. is6s . Juss
%. 1874, on the tellewing routes = the otete Of
arrivals herein sDestAed, WIS., = +
$50: s::: 8 q a. ss.t9 sii 3 -
Leave iisxsndrs HesdAy 1t AE;s's
A..vs :: Ssno. Z; as Str: y
1s ssss . :: zssassd Ss' s. ei:i
Bond required With bid. e9oo F.
so,as From cansssn. 70 sabine Pasa TezaA forty
two miles and Eel, once yeek.
Arrive s. ssSiss "a. ns.t AZ TsEN;
A Bona # s.Ss,ss Nth asas si sy go g
20 zoe From Delhi to Dsakintea. eighteen miles sad
back, once week.
}R Leave Delhi saturday Ut 4. H.;
Arrive ct Baskintou - ID n;
Ie.vs Ba.iintco saturday as Nj
Arrive at Delhi by1P =.
Bond required with bid, e20O
so2lo From Greenwood to bethany IN. ~. sevsn
Lesve greenwood sstasasy stsAM;
Law s ): ssss1s s.. ~ i 4
Arrive NV. :. .s escsnro rod b. r. JIM ns
BONE required Win DID, 01uV.
3O2l1 From Nanny to Columbus en- o. twenty-five
mile end hack, ence week. a
L. ave Nanny Fsi6ay at "a NJ;
Arrive ct Columbus BY P. r.:
Leave Columbus Saturday 1t l. NJ;
Arrive ct Nanny BY p. u
Bond required with bid, o3oe. ti|
% 2l3 From Mosringsport to Dlsck Bayou, twelve
mile. and back once . Wook.
Leave Hcorin9spoEt Saturday ct a L.;
Arrive at Back Bsys1 by II J. r.;
Leave Blsck Bayou Saturday st p. H.;
Arrive 1T A0oslngsport b 2. H.
Bond required with bid, oSo0.
3o2l3 From Point jefferson, By Jores' Perry IN. o.
to 0irard twelve miles and back, twice .
week I
Leave Point Jfsrsou Tuesday and Friday
at8A.N.;
Arrive Ut Girard oy u H.; ...
Arrive ct Point jefferson by 81 Il.
Bond requirodowith bid. $685.
30254 From Saline by Lake Village n. o. to Cou
shatta Bhute. thirty Ave milee aud back.
Cnce week.
Leave saline Friday ct 6 A. H.;
Arrive at CoushAtaa Chute ky r. r.;
Leave CoushAtta Chute Saturday 1t A. NJ;
Arrive ct Saline by &P. n.
h Bond required with bid. e400
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uccosslon Of y alter G. Rshiason.
OgCOND DISTRICT COURT FOB TBE PARISh.
- of Orleans, No. 49, 090-Notice Is heRtby giveA.
to the of thus estate, and to al other per.
sons herein interested e shcw cause p rtn tan
or can, why the account presented hy lstac II.
Stauffsr aud William 9 Vincent. tsstementary sx-
and esoroved. snd tie funds dissiSn.sd in accSxd
ance therewit1
jsas II. FRANK PACE, JR. CLARK.
saccessioo Of William /. Taylor
= Of Orleans. No. 5; 62x-Nsaics Is hereby gwen
TO the creditors Of this estate and to ali otAsr per.
sOns herein Interested, to shOw cause wit KIN ten
@t s1s by s es,s
mentafy executor In this estate shoussa not
hcmalogated and approved. and the S0nds die
mySi je47* FRANK PACE. r.. clera
esccession q Charles hSdi.x.
CRCOND DISTRICT COURT FOR Tag PARISH
- Of Orleans. no g lo2-Hotice q hereby gwen
sons herein interested, to show 0ause within ten
days from the present notification, II any they have
or en-, Why the account presented BY Hrs. widow
Maria Louisa 3, dung, natural tutrix and "a exc.
cutrix Of this estate. should not 10 homslOgatedh
ana approved, aud the funds distributed In &C.
cordancs herewith.
ny3ts FRANK PACE. JR., Clerk.
esccessbsn q Heafy Jeeeph 6aainxsos.
CRCOAD DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
= q OE1eans, No. = 5aR-Whereas. Cnarles
latte AGENT Of thu AaiIa q tha deesAsed. has Pc.
e ssss e Is. - sss Of
deceased. intestasa Notice 10 hereby given q ail
whom II nay ea1csgA 70 show cause within ten
ssys WY W lEaysf Il the said petitioner should
jsl4s PRANK PACE, JR.. Clerk
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For forns II proposGl. oood md oeesaeaeo, and
broced in 10 eoAtsAss, sto, 80 savsEtissmsat q
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STEAMSHIPS.
BREMEN.
North German Lloyd.
STEAM BETWEEN BREMEN AND NEW ORLRANb,
VIA HAvRR, SOUTHAMPTON AND HAVANA
RRRMEN.

North German Lloyd.
VIA RAvRR, SOUTHAMPTON AND HAVANA.
The Steamship Of the NereA
&0 ~ German Lloyd win run - follows
From Bremen. From New OrleanA
aA ~! .FebTuaEy f......AbsutH March IL
Direct to Bremen, with steerage passeneersonly.
FRANKFURT.... March l5..... About April e
HAkN0vKe april Ia. III; A s a NAY ~;
Tho steamers touch outward ct Hsvre and Hs-
van.. and on their home trip at Havsa. and South
subject to exceptions defined below:
PRICES OF PASSAGE.
From Bremen, Southampton or Havre to Havana o.
New Orleans:
kol6
FrOn New Orleans or Havana to Southampton
London, Havre or Bremen
Cabin. NY eo1
'''' From New Orleans to Havana:
Cabin. eoM
Psssssa ticket: from BREMEN SouthanpsoS o.
Hsyre to New Orleans issued by the undefsigned
The company reserves the right to change On
ssna th sas ESTIMATION, ther routes. and the
For further P :sTsScRSs4 TRY e Co. 1,.0.
Su3ly No. AZ Union street..
FOR aAVANA VIA CEDAR Keys AM
KEY WEST.
Unated States Mail Line.
Steamships
WILLIAM p. CLYDE, WILMINGTON,
lE The New Orleans, Flerlda
and Havana Steamship Line
&ME& will dispatch one Of the above FIRST
bclAss steamers from New Orleans tc
Every Week.
Touching ct Cedar Keys and Key West. and con
Meeting with steamers for Tampa
Through bills Of lading issued to al points II
Florida Including Tampa, and to New York. Charles
ton and Savannah.
Splendid passenger accommodations, and through
tickets given to above points.
No ffeieh4 received without permit from tn
ONCE
1o9 freight OF passage apply 70
L <. ROBERTS. Agent,
al No. 120 Common street
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POLITICAL NOTICES,

9outhern RepubllcaDs.-Will meet ct their
club room TO.NlGAT lWednesdy) 1t ?. n. In.
pertant business
BY order.
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-06-07
eucccssioa Of: Julia Hogan.
m DISTRICT CART For THE PARISH

0RCOHD DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- Of Orleans, No. 3-4sA-Notice il hereby given
70 the creditois Of this estate. and to all other
persons herein interested, to chow cause within
they have or can. why the account presented by
h. T. Parker, public administrator, and adminis.
traitor of this est ste, should not be h0mologsted
and approved, and the funds distributed IN &C
oOrdance herewith.
By order Of the Court.
ie1 II 16* FRANK PACK, JR., Clerk.