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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

The Office Of tho Illinois Humane Society ia
removed to 1875 Dearborn atreas, Room 2.
The seventh annual banquet Of the Irish Lii
erary Society Hill tako place at tho Sherman
House In tho ovenipg OF 1T. Patrick's day.
Buppor will bo served promptly At o'clock.
The lcctnro noxt sunday ut Mccormick Ntll
will be delivered by the Rev. BROOKE UeEford.
wbo will give new lecture on ''Amerlca
Through an Englishman's Spoetaclcs." AdmiH-
aien, 1D oen.s.
Tho ho,,rs OF tho Union Catholic Library have
been changed. The library and realiug-rooM
will hereafter be open from y to D p. n.. and on
Sundays from to p. N. Tho COMFORT project
cd for Friday evening has heen postponed.
The dime aociab1c at 800 Wost Madison street,
under the auspIcos Of Garden City Heet1on.
psting this evening. Tho musical and dramatic
talent engaged Ia among the best in tho city.
Tho public arc cordially Invited to astend.
, 1876-03-16

Of which, however, D. 493 ID duo To tho reduction
Of tho garrison. Dlaclt scor haa decreased 2, 1i4
owing 10 tho removal Of largo factories into
France, Antt this rA,,so has opssnted In other
plnces near tho frontier. AZ tho tina Of tho
conans about 5000 young men from hlaaca.Ior-
ratno were with their regiments In other pnrts
Of 1elmany, thus reducing tho actual iecroase.
rn'tI.aty service had nes been introduced when
tho previous cons IN wnH taken.
TIE r1sMor or srnAanuno's rAgronAr.
TAR1a, Feb. 25--Tho pastoral ct tho Dlalop
Of sttasbnrR, which has boen seized by tho
prubean 0ovoruront. denoAncoa exclusively
sexcs tn them, rs destructive Of religion and
morality. 1t also describes The FAlk laws NJ q
continuation Of the Fe1t9inub parfecutlons iu-
augurated bT tho French Revolution.
, 1876-03-16

ro.,,,,, ,f,,o,, 1h--,Nooo -,ro.d.v i. rav.d.v
1oSno'' .H"ie.t 4'.I'oou' 40 p"3
tho Inst ana tnoat cFilica! OF tue 1os1h1GhtJ sct
tlameut. The Stock Exchange IL disturbed and
excitcd. and a feeling Of uncertainty and auxic.y
,,rav,,1a Air foinrss have .]ro,dy hmm nosted
pe,a"" ~, 80 tSaA'o "'' ..,nI.. ~. [.,'.. ~ ~
William Upward, Bsook broker, OF NO. u
Throgmorton Btreot) is believed to DO for con-
siderable amount, Furkler failures arc conAid-
.rctl ccrtn,n. A nnn1ber of failures nra alao ro-
...as, =. .,,a f,,asmo,, No., ,yornoo, e,o,l, ~
potloo A. .ne oiasRo" sau L"olpoo' otooH ~
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k,ExtCC.

sptefol Disrateh 70 Th< Catea9e 7t4oune.
SAN ANTONIO, Tex., March 16.-Col. PottoF,
commanding tho United States troops on the
Mexican frontor. tolographed dop. Ord to-day.
saying tho following hns boen received
from Mai. Clendonning, ut Fort Mo-
1nsosh, datod yesterday: "Pcdro Anola
commands tho reyolutionaats, and has
issuod proclamation In favor Of
Dlax At New Laredo, opposite Fort Alo1nsoal,,
Augustno sAvodra nnd Anassncco Gonsalla
wrote acts Of pronnnciamcnto for tho A1ca1do
and City Counci! 10 sign. They refused, and
uoro giYon nu hours time to lcave tho
country. They are NOW III Fort Mcintosh.
Con. doleH acts IS rroyost-h1atshai at Now
Laredo. Lampaius declared threo days since
for Dlhz Tho pronuuciamcntos ate not signed
by Diaz hmsolf, tut bY an agant. Armed mon
haYo crosaod the river from Texas abovo
and below NJ It IL fordable. I think cattle
staaltug hta beau Transferred from tho
Lower Rio GIande to tho vicinity Of Carego
and points above. canuot guard tho forda
With thirty men. and aak TO DO rolleyad from tho
responsibility OF tic command here. havo no
troons Q. my oan of tho sesViee-cayalry." Pot
ter adds: III think there should be q cav
airy command at Fort AIoIutosh 10 prevent
maraultng on tho Taxan atda Of Tho
river. I am informed that plsz han taken no
ncti7e part In thc revelation. hAva directed
Company \, Eighth Cavalry, to atop at Roma.' y
There In = general feeling OF apprehension that
aotno dAaser will bofaiI the Americans living
along the Nio Grande, ~ tho cavalry forco Of
CoI. Potter IL tota!iy Insufficient to protect tho
frontier.
, 1876-03-16
THE COUNTY BUILDING.

Tho Collectors Of tbs Towns Of Orland,
Northneld, and C!coro returned their booka to
tho County Treasurer yesterday.
g. II. Ktnbatk, Justice OF the PcAce OF
Riyeraldc, yesterday seut his resignation to The
County Clerk, mud an election to I'LL bis place
has been called for April.
Tho Twentieth Ward olcction-chse, Ia which
eighty wltrcsspa havo been snbpHnacd, was
called In tho Criminal Court yesterday, aud
continued until this morning, on account u tho
sickness Of Col. Van AEman, ono Of the atlor-
noys for tho prosecution.
P.W. Dunno, chief clerk In tho sher,t1's
olico started for tho Black Hills yesterday. Ilo
had been suffering from that fover for aomo
ttme. Hia return depends upon tho richuoRs Of
tho country ho has sought mud his capacity to
handlo tho pick and shovel.
The largest "uo hill" discharge ever made
from the Jail mas mado yesterday. tho uumbor
being thirty. This msde the shnr1ff's hoare sad,
but what waa hia loss must DO the publioa gain.
Among thosa discharged were Flora Crandsll
and "keno" Anderaon, hold for tho murder Of
Wltoka.
1oney. tho alleged murderer. did not mako
application for bail yesterday. His father spent
mort OF tho day With him In Jail. nonoY IS said
to bc engaged to be married to a lady teacher In
one OF tho public achoola Of tho city,. Col. Juea-
9en has been employed 10 aaBiat In the proaecu-
tton Of Roaey Oh his trial
Ihe Granu jury ctmo Into court yesterday
| morning and returned sovanty Indictments, and
was au1umarlY discharged by tho CeArt. Most OF
tho Indictments arc Tor trivial ofonsoa. The Jury
had been ID seasion uine days. and would hnYe
continued through ths mouth II 1t Lad boon pos
Biblo, for when discharged 1t was in tho faco Of
tho most earnest protest Of Hovoral OF its mo1n-
bota, who sad tlora Was morn busiuees dumand-
Ing attention. Tho Court WAS sustained in its
action By the stato's Attorney. The jurors dsow
their pay faw moments later, with sad hehlts.
r. fhn wn,1H nffo1t lima of nrftnn
mouth after mouth, tho character OF tho tuTies
would speedily oo improved.
, 1876-03-16
GERMANY,


DEaLlA March lo.-1n consequence OF ths
damage by the recent hurricane, steps have beeu
tsken to lay = eubteEsaneao telegraph between
BAlle and Berlin, and hereafter al ahe new tolo-
graph lines will be ls!d under ground.
A1AAEE-LpuitAtNx.
PARIS, Feb. 94.-.rhe Aagieburg Ga1eue s.stes
that the censua Of lAat December shows tho pop
ulatiou OF Alaacs-Lonalns. inclusive Of the Kar-
r,sons, to to 1870 4O9 decresso OF 20, $50 since
December, 1871. The decrease 10 largest In Lor-
ynino aud smallest In Lower Als2oe. Btrasburg
exhibits An inoseAso OF A69l. Mulhausen
Of 6,228, and tho district round Metz Of
1,2ooi but ktetz ttssli decrease Of 1852
, 1876-03-16

T1K NEL1HlUuH EVN3HUFEssE'
MApg1p March 15,-Don Cnideron Cobantes,
Forelgn minister, speaking tn Congroas rolativo
to the religious question, said tho poopio trustod
to tho wisdom Of tho Pope md hia Affection for
Spain. They hopo that Providence wllf provont
so cminensly n Catholic nation from being d.
'vorcod from tho common head Of tho faithful.
Lator on Bonor sagaata, tn opposing tbs addrena
In ropIY to tho spcooh from tho throne, defend-
cd religious liberation. which he declared tho
Vatican would never consent to gfant. though tt
would accept accomplished facts.
, 1876-03-16
BELGIUM.


LONDON, March IL. --Druseels ndyicos report
that tho police authorities Of that city hopo to
'recovor conuiderablo amount beyond what
K,nds, tho defau1tiug Secretary -Gonoraf of tho
Bau4ue do Beigisluc. had III bis possession wien
lie was arrested ut Quocnstown. Kindt Is stated
to havo dispatched beforehand to New York q
box which lH supposed to contain Valuablcs and
securities, aud which will probably DO aolscd BY
tho police.
, 1876-03-16

otasion Of tho CITY. and would bo glad to rocesvs
contributions 10 tho caueo ht any time.
Tho following ladies Wore then appointed !"
general Committee to procure and forward art1-
Clos for exhibition: Mrs. i. =. Lo Ltoync. Attss
Iona Iunt Mrs. Frank Brown. tlrn. Walker,
N[sa Evcrts. Tho CoEtnittnc WaE nubBe1uontlv
riyen power to add to itB membership at ita dl6-
oratinn.
nounced lhat tho nbove Committee would meet
Ut the same place Saturday afternoon 10 organ.
tzo for work.
, 1876-03-16

Grand Opening Of Spring Styles.
Ws ara receiving this weak, direct from our aaau1
1t r4ra sud New York, a large vnristy Of trimmed
suits in n1i tho leading spring styles. Commanding
with Monday, tho 2oh inH., shs h pleased 10 ax~
hlbft them to The l4d!ts Of Chicago and vicinity.
cordial Invitation u offended To ALL Domestic Sewing
Mtchins Company, lso Btats street.
, 1876-03-16
TERZHANA.


Russ1A's NEW ACQUISITION.
ST. PETERSBURG, March 15.-An Imperial or
dlnanco wsa issuod on Monday last appointing
Gen. Scobeloff Governor Of To12hanh,
, 1876-03-16

LONDON, March ia telegram from Alexan-
drta states that In tIo roccnt bAttto theAbyBsin-
ians numbered 60,009 apd tho Egyptlans
10000. In consequence Of the Kings
auoing for poaco the khediys's yaoLs Mahroms-
50 lott Suoz on Tuesday with dispatuhcs I'd
dreseod 10 Htssan and Hatl1e Pasha. It Is gon-
orally considered thnt the Abyssinlsn mar ia
cpdol.
, 1876-03-16

FEACEFUL BENT1MENTB.
MoN1Ey1DEo, March 15.-Bonor 1ntorro has
telogrnphed to tho Brazilian Foreign Minister
that ho has asaunod direction Of tlo Ufugunyan
Government, and assuring tho Munster Of his
special dcBro to 1naintan friendly rotations With
Brazil.
, 1876-03-16

Tho Funeral AFrhnKSmontR-flen . =
rinl SpEv1ce at Prof. SWINGS Church,

THE FUNERAL.
Tho funeral Of Con. Webster taken place at
1890 =. m. at Unity Church. Tho aornaon will
DO preached by Prof. Swing, after which tho ro-
uaina will DO taken to Nosohtll. Tho rAll.boat-
ers will DO tho Hon. Jndge Drunmopd, Tho Hon.
Lyman Trumbull, tho uoD. Mark Skinner Gen.
Philip Il. bnoridAn, dcn. Absa'oua Dai1a, E. s..
Cbeabrough, Z. ". Dlatcl1ford, and Gilbert Hub
bard.
Gen. John Macarthur will haye charge Of Tho
funeral arrangements as Marshal. ass!atcd BY
tho following gentismon a. Aids. Con. julius
White, Col. William James, Col. F. Connor, Col.
Plamptop Mai. ". @. Carroll, md Col Brown.
The companies Of tho Flrat Regiment will as
esmblo at tho afn9orY Ct $50 O'Clock l.. u..t In
ful-dreas uniform. Tho regiment will, aftor
tho formation Of tho 1ins on Lako s.root, moro
eaat on Lake to State, north on Htata to Kinzte,
west Oh KinzEa to North Doarborp, north on
Dearborn TO Unity Church, whore It will rocoi1o
the remains 1T battalion front With atms at pre-
sont. aud nlll then precede tho hearsu to tho
olty-limita. At this point regimental limo will
agatn bo formed, and tho command will return
TO fts Arnaory.
Tho order Of procession will bo as follows.
Platoon Of To!Ice.
band.
, 1876-03-16
t'TALY.


LONDON, Mhrch 18-5 d. ma dispatch from
Romo sayn 1t Is thought that after tho financial
statement which Is to be prosecuted to-day,
Prime-bftnlBter Aliughottl will demand d vote of
confidence, and tho Cabinet will rosgn ii the
vote Is rofuHod. Public oplnion tR against tho
prcgout Government.
, 1876-03-16

the coatsa gritty toothpowdors md tooshdcatroy
ing chemical nfis md p!aes tho toats Of sensi.
tlo people. Tho fragrant aud DEeEorEsave Bozodoni
has superseded them Ill
, 1876-03-16

Sp<etat hspateh to TAs tia,ea9o TRIBUNE.
Bpn1NoyIgLD, ILL.,. March 16.-LycurRus Z,
Molser fled a voluntary petition in bankruptcy
to-day, aud creditors filed 4 petition againat
John Lampers and Henry nohzeus, also OF
Alton
, 1876-03-16


QoAuhnus, O., Masch l6.-John p. Dasllt, m
cid citizen and : wellkuown banker, died Ia this
city to-day, aged 10 years.
, 1876-03-16

yesterday. There WIS no composition In the
bidding. md Tho residence, rofth probably
$4,000, WAS bought by a gentleman tor go. and
iia vAtnhbis ltbrarY by another for Oil, and bots
Nnre presented to M5o. PILLOW,
, 1876-03-16

NEW YoRT. March l6.-Tho Tribune announces
that Mrs. eohufz, uifa Of ex-senator Carl
6churz, died yesterday afternoon at har hus.
bands res!denco here Of puarperal fevsr. ahs
gave birth on Sunday to hboy.
, 1876-03-16

Mxnrure. Tenn, March 1h-Ths residence Of
Gen. l1i1soa Piuon~Eu &old u bankrupt sale
, 1876-03-16
TURKEY.
HrRyfAN TuonFy sfOYYN3,

8ERV1AN TnOoFJ MOvfN0.
DHtonADx. March 1b.-,inrkfsh troops masseA
upon tho Sesvlan frontier hhring committed
deprcdations, tho sorvian militia has boen mobfl-
tied and ordered to march 10 tho fronlicr. A
Cabinet connoil, under the Presidency Of Prinoe
Milan, MAS held last night, which discussed tho
policy Of tho Government At tho prosont juno
turc. Tho membors of tho late Conservative
Cabinet wete also requested to attend. Tie Ren-
erat impression Is thai peaceful counseln pro-
Ya1tnf1.
, 1876-03-16

LONDON, Mnroh 1h-A Times spcclal from
'Derlin HIS Tho following. 4 lostcs from peko
Paulovicl., who commanded tho insurgents II
tho battle Of hfnrntdslzza, asserts that = force
Of t,650 insurgents attacked 8, 200 Turks. Only
100 pf rho latter rnturned 10 Gntachko. About
800 wore killed and tho ottora wcso drownel or
dispersed. The Insurgents captutod CTS ri1os
and four fiaed cannon,
, 1876-03-16

Lundborg's California Water
for toilet and BATH And retrsahfo1
, 1876-03-16

MEMORIAL SERVICE.
At tho regular weekly prayer meeting Of the
Central Church, hold last ovontng In tho First
Methodist Church, Prof. Swing said That bis
feelings n,ovod him to make the mootlng In
aome dogreo a momorlnl service for that
ono of their numbss who had lately gone
from their midst. It was not commonly
known how deeply religious don. Webster
whs. Ho Was ono Of tho best representatives Of
tho Central religlon-a broad Christian. Yet,
said tho speaker, be mover an,blazoncd Ills be-
ilofa Of thrust them ostontatioualy forth. Ho
frat met Gen. Webster and secouu.od how de-
ceased bod shown him a little private manual OF
devotion, containing Diblo yerse aud Bhore
prayer foE cach day OF tue woek. Il was his
custom, ho explained to uao shla evosy dsy. sud
on his knees to oGct up the prayer and road tho
Dib!o e1trnut.
Tho speahor also recalled tho fact that Con.
Webster had mot him shortly after tho oasablish-
mont Of tho Central Church, and had said TO
him TINT tho church munt have prayof moot
ing; 10 had boon present 1T some Of The
ohurch'a prayer meetings, aud would no doubt
hayo boon moro regular had his time not boon
80 greatly enSrossed with business.
Gen. HebBter WAS very familiar With tho
hymns Of tho CHURCH, Ard was always ready to
1uoto an applicable yorse to illustrate or enforce
point. Ho remembered ono particular Instance
where ho had reslted part OF tho hymn, II
would not 1.-Two alway."
Tho speaker snid that he had known somo
Tina ngo thrt Con. Webster had spent one Sum
day afternoon in writing an eeaaY TO prove tho
Immortality Of tho soul. It had boom hia wlsh
to naauro hlDsolf beyond a doubt Of tho truth OF
tho doctrine. and for that purpose ho had giyon
aonc little time to the careful preparation OF
tho paper. Tho speaker Hoped that It would be
given TO the world through the pnblto pross.
Gen. Webster had mover believed that the do
tails Of dootrinal bollefa we're important, but
had always relied on the all-suiitcient power Of
tho love Of Cnrist to save. Ita private lettora
wero full OF quiet religion, and It had been the
speakers privilege to read some Of them written
to membotb OF bis own family which breathed
the spirit Of true piety.
Prot. Swing clohed by asking Leonard eNett II
he did not desire to soy few words ooncoru!ug
Con. Webstor.
said that ho had beeu impressed In hts acqualn-
t4nce with decoased With tho idea that with
great purity Of charactor taore mlght exist great
stasnncHH mud nS1nnoss. lie then relatod how tlo
had boon conversant With tho connection OF
Goa. Webster with the hattlo Of Shiloh, and how
ha had there saved the whole army from
destruction. He had always known TINT
,yhilo decoaaed was ulan Of tho contest d!spo-
sitou, ho coupled with that an unyieadin8 will
and tenaeiouenaas OF purpose: 1lo could 5o!n
In anything that might 10 said as to the purity
and qufotnosB Of Con. Webster'a character. Ho
considered him ono OF those men who are alwaya
in p!soe-ia fact, pattern OF man such as all
might NTH profit initiate.
, 1876-03-16
o. A.. kMoWLT0M,
Hpkefa{ fffudkeh to Tthk Ch{td0o Z

Special Mspateh to The Ch1oaoo Tibuns
RooxponD, ILL.,. March 1t-Thnro Wero few
mon more prominent In Illinois twenty yehru
ago than Mr. D. A.. Knowlton. WHO died on tho
strsoss Of New orleaua last Friday. In losing
b1E. Knoultou, Freepott has Lost ono Of her car
iy representative men, whose ensrglca were, In
an carly day, \ power for Frceport and s!ephon-
son County. The day Of bis death, ho Was in
Hoeuing perfect health left lila wifo for fow
minutes boforo going to diauor: and, shortly
attor, waa found sitting upon q atop~enttanco IN
tho street, near tho hotel, doad ue WAS ono Of
the pioneers IN Western 1ailrona intore1ts, and
was ono Of tue original Directors Of the old
Gsienn i Chicago Railroad Company,-ros,anlng
thia position three yoars bcfore tts consolidation
With tho Northwestern noA1.
AZ an oll.timo politician, D. 4. Knowlton will
bo remcmborad al tho uominoe for Governor on
the Froo-Boil ticket In 1852,--conaontlng to tho
uae Of hin rlne to atrengtheu thn Abolition
moyemont At this lime, Mr. Knowlton wAa
ono Of the most protninent merchants west Of
Chicago: Ao was man Of remarkable oue1gy
aud tnsttncsiye business abllityi ho aeemed to
wiring SUCCESS out Of failure, and probably cn-
toyod tho most successful business-carear OF any
man of Ills ttrac in the whole Notshuest. Twenty
years ago ho retired On an a1npfo fortune, and
soou after started his sona ln tho banking buea-
meas 1t freoport anu recAtonlck. Tho deceased
WaB 81 years Of age. hlr. Knowlton waa brother
tow. a: Knowlton, thu papor-nanufsosuror o,
Rockford,
, 1876-03-16
POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.

TIE INDEPENDENTS,
Tbs Independents tGreonbacfcra} mees At tho Tfo.
Iuput this evening",
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-08-30
FOREIGN.
A Dnel.

BELGRADE, August GA dispatch to the
-Ncws reports duel between the CORE
spondent of the Prague Polich and cav
airy officer, with sabres, in which both
were wounded.
A Protest from Victor Hugo.
PARIS, August 29.-Victor Hugo pub
lishes in to-Iay's Rappel protest against
Turkish barbarities.
The Haytian Jnsurrection.
HAVANA, August 29-The Diario pub
fishes the following late news from st. Do
mingo, received by the English steamer.
via St. Thomas: At last accounts the insur-
of Azua had pronounced for Baez, and
was declared under blockade by the gov
eminent. Puerto Plata and Santiago con-
tinued to be besieged by the insurgen g.
and communication with the interior was
interrupted. The government was OF
ganizing more troops.
Troops for Cuba.
LONDON, August GA letter to the
Standard, from Santander, says "a $50 men
of all arms, with Krupp and Placentia
guns, will embark at Ssntsnder and Cadiz
for Cuba before November l.
A Mail Robber.
A letter sorter between Holbead and Lon.
don was arrested for stealing letters with
bills of exchange on the United States.
Suicide Of Earl Kussell's Son.
Lord Rebblesdale, step son to Earl Rus.
sell, has committed suicide in Switzerland.
Tho Grew Of tho Talisman.
A private telegram from Lima, Peru,
says: The Supreme Court has confirmed
the sentences Of the Superior Court and the
prisoners belonging to the British steamer
Talisman will be at liberty to leave Peru in
Q few days.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-08-30
SHERIFrS SALES.
Tho City of New Orleans ". Widow
James UArcy.
~xupvpTOR nTNTRTCvT COnRT For TuE PARISH

Tho lily d NeW VrIo1ns w. "Ioo"
cupzR1oR D1s7R sf@ss co1KT FOR THE PARISH
y Of Orleans, No. s3.-By virtue of . writ Of
teri facias to directed by the honorable the Su.
perior District Court for the parish Of Orleans, IN
the above entitled cause for city taxes Of 1876,
will proceed to sell at public auction, at the Mer-
chants and Auctioneers' Exchange Royal street,
between Canal and CustomhoLse streets, in the
Second DISTRICT ,a Of this city, on SATURDAY stp.
oesei0e ch p:CPNi LOT OF GROUND situated in
one hundred and forty three, bounded by Robin,
Constance, Magazine and Terpsichore streets,
desgnated g lot number twenty'three, measuring
a?e SIX GEsffAN se1 LOTS SF GROUND .tused
in the First District of this city in square humber
four hundred and twentysix, bounded by Der
bigny, Gasouet Roman and Canal streets, detig.
mated az follows: Lots numbers fourteen and
fifteen measuring fifty feet on Derbigny street,
by one hundred and forty eight feet in depth; lot
number sixteen measuring twenty-five feet on
Derbigny street by one hancIeo Sna ior,Se.gn.
teen measuring eieh.y-one feet on DeIbigny
street. by one hundred and nine feet IL depth.
in the Fourth District of this city, IL square nun-
Der one hundIed AID sixty TWO. bounded by Sew
enth Camp. Chestnut and Eighth streets deeig-
mated 40 lots numbers five and six, measuring
sixty four feet OF seventh street, Dy one hundred
and twenty seven feet two inches in deRtf
in the Fourth District Of this city, IN square nun
Der two hundred. bounded by First, Coliseum.
Prytania and Second streets, designated as lots
nuIrbers thirteen to sixteen, measuring eighty
nine feet fnUr inches four lines OF First street, by
tvo hundred and ffGy three feet n depth
s TWO CERTAIN LtTS OF GROUND, situated
n the Fourth District Of this city. il square mum
her two hundred and nineteen, bounded by
Sixth, Seventh Prytana and 81. Charles sireets
design at i as lots numbers twenty three and
twenty-;cur, measuring fortv.six feet on Sixth
street, by one hundred and twenty seven feet IN
depth
tho Fourth District Of this city, IN SQUARE number
two hundred ard Thirty four, bounded by First, St:
Charles Carondelet and Philip Streets designated
as lots numbers one three and part Of 10: number
thirty four measuring sixty feet on First street,
by nintv. one feet nine inches in dep.n.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
EUGENE WAGGAMAN.
FoT tlus rfC u of Nv
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-08-30
POLITICAL.
0rxanized for the Chr

Organized for the Camp align.
NEW YORK, August 29.-The Republican
State Central Committee organized, with A.
B. Cornell as chairman.
The New York Democrats.
SARATOGA, August GA large number
of delegates to the Democratic State Con-
vention, which meets here tomorrow, are
already here The persons most spoken of
for candidates for Governor are MantOn
Marble and Lieutenant Governor DOrshei-
mer. The Tammany and anti-Tammany
delegations have come to an agreement by
which Tammany has thirty nine and anti.
Tammany twentyfou in the convention.
Anti Tammany is also to have two repre-
sensations on the State committee, and
three on the electoral ticket.
Cengressional Nominations.
SELMA, August 29.--General C. M. Shelly
has been nominated for Congress by the
Democratic of the fourth district.