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(IIA -. II. BRUSH, Attorney and Counselor
" AT Law otce--l.oom No. Post ONCE Block, Otts'
wa, Illinois, marri3
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H ID. l.. W. BREWER
/ JONES 81 DIR ESW Err, Attorneys and Coun
y sellers at Law, Ottawa, Ills. ONCE, Rooms Nos
! second floor, Metropolitan Block. octls,72
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HIRAM Il. GLIB r ri, Attorney at Law
IL Room No. Post Office Block. sepa5'75
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GEORGE -. ELDK r DIG f., Attorney
" at Law. Office in T. y. Block OTTAWA, LII. april
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III NJ. IsA5Ct,M, vi. D., Physician and Sur
IL. geOn, Ottawa ILL., Office I'd door north OF post Office.
kesdeuCe Washington St.. north OF the convent. unl5
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MS. is. L. DXEEs,
Office Over Exchange Bank,

Residence Columbus Street. opposite the Congregation
Church. Ottawa, Illinois. noVlS.sl
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HENRY MAYO. JOHN Il. wIDMER.
MAYO a. WI)bM E;Is, Attorneys at Law. OF
Ih fee in Nattinga lock, corner OF La Sale and Main
streets, front room I'D stairs Ottawa. Ill. sepll
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NR. q. fiA ID, Physician and surgeon, over \ o
~ ll9 Main street, Metropolitan Block Ottawa, Illinois
Lnnn It'll. ISL.
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n Nc. GLIB ERR DE Pts u, French Ply
~ scan. 81 OF practice, the last ten in 81
Louis. Mo. Office, La Sale ST. Il. ollie and d. Bern
ard. Residence Washington ST., lnorh OF Supreme Court
Bock) Office hours, from to u O'Clock and from.
2to JPN. Rayl,15
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w II. tcNsSNIlNSiEIiS. Nj. d., Physic. an
w. and Surgeon. Office over the Exchange Bank, OF.
tawa. Illinois. msrl3
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L. y. <itsIGGs', Druggist, Bookseller ana Sta
lJ TONER Ottawa ILL., second store IN NAttlngers OloCh
south side OF Court House Square.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-06-08
NEW YORK.
Western Union.

"eetcru UnIOus
NEW YORK. June The Western Unior
Telegraph Company has declared Q divi
dend of one and one half per cent, payable
July is.
The Winning Yacht.
The Triton won the regatta of the Allan
tic Yacht Cldb.
The Escaped Fenians.
Intelligence reached here yesterday Of
the escape of the Fenians prisoners confined
in Western Australia.
was organized here, where the necessary
money was raised and an agent sent out to
manage the affair.
The escape is stated to have been effected
in an American ship. There we're only
seven men in actual confinement, but there
were nine others living in Western Aus.
tralia ON tickets of leave. Whether all es
capped or not is unknown.
Dropped Dead.
DR.. j. o. Stone, physician, dropped dead
on Broadway, of heart disease. He was
sixty five years of age.
Sub.Trcasury.
Sub-treasury balances-Gold, $37 ,249, 467;
currency, 500, 54O,24l.
The sub.treasurer paid out 800, 900 on &C.
count of interest and $3l 900 for bonds.
Customs receipts to-day sos, 1000.
Prison Reform.
The congress of the National Prison Re-
form Association was continued to day,
about l7O delegates being present, repre-
senting twenty seven States and Australia,
France, Italy, Mexico and Sweden. The
congress organized BY electiDg Richard
Vaux. of Pennsy lvania, as president, and
Mr.. MOntfOrd, secretary.
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MARK ETS.
Domestic Markets.

Nav YORK, June T. Bvenipg.-Money 2k as SteI
ling quiet; 81 49,. Government bonds active snd
strong; new fves III, State bonds quiet and nom
insl.
Cotton-rpauds l2c; Orleans 10 5 l6c; sales 80
TO
France asls to the continent sosi: .hannei $3.50.
Futures closed weak; sales 22,Ooo bales, as fol
septenber ii Is isc; OCTOBER i q ssc So..mSsi
IssTpaSy i lai s 'se Ss; e usiasaisc
ssSs IS aood to choice % 6 soSs Wheat s Closed s
s Sg1 ss
:SI T. foss
quiet and unchanged. Rice quiet and steady steady.
sSH1s ss f %ae sss. Ia
pulled 36a58c Lard closed heavy: prime steam
lldll loc Whisky dull 81 10. Freights firm and
CINCINNATI. June Flour dull and unch anged
Wheat steady: 95c0 81 20 Corn quiet and firm, 45c
Oats dull; 2s034c: Rye. dull and unchanged
kettle I'm 6l3c. Bulk meats-Demand good; shout
d.rs 6ss a6Ac clear rib sides 9s 69Ac; clear sdes
~ Bacon stssd} shouse,: re clear e
auist and and steady; 81 or Butter and frti.hfs
ST. LOuN, June Flour dull and dropping; only
hne IAN e2 zso3 IS; extra fail % sO63 75 double
extra do 6404 50; treble do o. 515 Is. Wheat
dull; No. 2 red fall 81 80; No. 5 do 81 10. Corn
moderately active; No. mixed 43G43Ac. Oats
whisky and pork quiet and unchanged. Bulk
meats unchanged. Bacon-Shouders 7is01ac;
clear rib and clear sides 10,s 0l01s 0l0Ar. Lard
dull small Gales urre Mt make exc hogs dull
Cattle dull; good to choice steers - 6505.
CHICAGO, June Flour quiet and unchanged.
045Sc June or July. Oats SOB 03Oac cash. Rye
frmer, 7lc. Barley firm. SIC. Pork, el8 so. Lard
frn, 0i0.e0c July. lO.95c August Bulk meats
firmer; shoulders 6xc; clsar rib sides ga clear
sides CSC. Whisky, 81 OH.
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Responsibility of Maturity.

A philosopher once wrote: when 1 wa.
9 boy and lived with my parents, my con
duct was shaped in great measure BY my
ountebility to them; but when became
older thought less of what defense certain
actions demanded at their hands than did
of what seemed . graver responsibility OF
reconciling daily acts with the requirements
of just and all-seeing God; and yet later
still in life, when comparatively bereft Of
others council, and self.dependence was my
refuge, deeper and more awful response
bility settled upon me, when the conviction
was clear that to myself was accountable;
that there was NO Sinking the Judgments
of my own soul within me; that up to the
solemn majesty of this throne must come,
uncovered with Difference and without dis.
stimulation, the deeds done in the body to
be adjudged by the awful attribute of in
ward seifjust{ce, then an Overwhelming
responsibility came upon me Of the import.
anoe Of every cot, and tho inevitable decree
OF my soal in judgment upon every deed,
whether il was good or whether it was
evil"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-06-08
MEXICO.

LeFtIo's Election Order-Trade Para.
lyxed-Don Carlos and Party-Pro.
pestane Church Burned.
HAVANA, June 6.-Mexicanjadv;ces state
chat President Lerdo has issued the follow
ing decree:
The Mexican people ara convoked to
elect the fourth and fifth magistrates of the
Supreme Court. Said elections will bU
Ensde by the same electoral bodies who &C.
oording to law elect the President of the
republic. The primary elections for Presi-
dent of the republic will take place on the
last Sunday in June, and the secondary
elections on the second Sunday in Jaly,
IS76. LERDO DE TEJADA,
President of the Republic.
The Mexican government has leased the
Iniaes ct San Luis Potosi, Guanaiuato and
Xaostecss to an English company for
$500 900 per annum. Trade is Frustrated,
4nd the government 10 unable to pay its
employees.
It ID reported that Don Carlos and Gen.
eral Dorregaray and party of friends are
IA this city, and take no pains to conceal
their identity. They propose to 60 via Aca-
pulco to San Francisco and thence to Phila-
-delphis to visit the exhibition.
A protestant church in Mexico has been
burned by fanatics.
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msnbers from any voice in its councils
They believe the majority Of the people ols'
trust tho motives Of tho Democratic party,
bud II the National Republican Convention
naGlects to repudiate by its resolutions ana
nominations the decay of official faitn ana
Integrity during tho present federal admin.
istrasion, tho people win b impel!ed 70 put
t6as uartv in rover in order to change the
DISQUALIFICATION of evil, If not to OBJ
cain : remedy of the evil itself. Under this
eoavictlon they urge the nomination by
che national Republican convention OF
DCoeidentiai candidates whose lives afford
Ifrustworthy pledge of fulfilling the prom
isss of tho Republican party. and they de-
maud that the resolutions e. we'll as n0mi-
natioas of the convention give these as
Aurances:
Ffat-That the sacred pledge Of the
HONOR of the United States to redeem and
nay its legal tender promises on the first OF
Jaauary, 1879, shall be followed by all the
legislation Deedful to fulfill it, and never
shaN be repealed or modified without the
Substitution of an earlier and better method
at specie resumption.
Second-That all the powers OF appoint
ment to office which are intrusted to the
executive by the constitution and the laws,
shall be faithfully executed; that fixed
methods shall be established for the selec-
ton of persons for appointment, which
shall protect merit against mere influence
and favoritism; that the Legislature never
ehall encroach upon the executive in this
department of authority. and especially
that the executive and legislative powers
shall not be confused by the delegation OF
the power of appointment by the President
e. any other executive officer. to members
ii Congress, in order to conciliate their sup
port or promote their ambition.
It was resolved to send q delegation to
Cincinnati, and seventy prominent mem
bors were selected.
Resolutions fayoring the nomination Of
Brist0w for the presidency were adopted.
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MIsCELLANEOUs.

Compliment to Governor Hartranft.
PHILADELPHIA, June 7.-Governor j. f,
Hartranft was elected president Of the
Army Of the Potomac Association.
sanitary Suggestioss.
The American Medical Association ADOPT
ed the following resolutions:
Resolred, That It il the first duty of
States and municipalities; first in import
ance, and first in the order Of time, to make
Q sanitary survey Of the water supply, to
preserve it against ali unnecessary and
av0idable contamination.
Resolved, That NO municipality should in
tr0duce . water system without Ut the
same time providing . corresponding and
extensive sewer system.
Death Of . journalist.
Walter A. Roes, Of the philadelphia Times
stan, died to-day, aged thirty three years.
Base Bali.
ELIzABETH, N. j., June 7.-Cincinnatia
IL, Reeolutes nothing.
9rom the lsdiaa Country.
OMAHA, Jane 7.-The following was re-
ceived at the department headquarters
today from tho commanding officer ct Fort
Larnmie:
s'Spotted Tail, chief Of the Brules, arrived
here TO- day ON : visit. He reports that his
people no ct homo and will mot 20 out ON
the var path.
Large numben hays gone from the Red
Cloud and other Agencies on tho 4ieeoufi
river, md ere Al Ceneo0l1atiug a Powder
river for fight. To chiezb aro hAr-
arguing tho men, forcing thsm to stay II
camp until tho troops como u, and not 70
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| out in small parties. He reports over 70t
lodges collected together"
Failed.
CHICAGO. June &c. Clark & Co.'s Con
| tinental bolt works have failed.
Fire.
ELIZABETH, N. j., June This morning
the coal and wood yard of A. r. Reeve, and
the dyeing establishment Of Martin & Co.,
burned. Total loss $4,000.
An American Whaler Rescues Fenlau
Pris0nors.
SAN FRANC1sCo, June THE steamer
COl0ma, from Australia, reports that an
American whaler rescued . gang of Fenianl
from Western Australia. The colonial
steamer Gruezzet has been armed and
ordered in pursuit.
A Fight for a Steamboat.
CINCINNATI, June captain James Tay-
l0r attempted to run off his boat. the Katie
Dickson, which had been seized. The United
States marshal, pursuing in o tug, over
hauled the Dickson at Ripley. and while en-
deavOring to board her was instantly killed
by Tay lor. One of Marshal HarringtOn's
men then shot Taylor dead.
DisorderIy Strikers.
RoNDOUT, N. Y, June THE striking
blue stone quarrymen burned the bridge on
Ulster and Delaware road near here.
Anii-Coelie Demonstrations.
CARSON, New, June THE anti-coolie
men continue their demonstrations and de-
mand the discharge of the Chinese. As yet
there has been NO violence.
Sentenced.
ST.. LOUIS. June ALFRED Bevis, B.
Frazer, G. Bernsberg and John S. Ber-
nicker. illicit distillers, were sentenced to
z nd 20
Probabilities.
WAR DEPARTMENT.
Office Chief e. al Officer, ,
Washington, June :. l816-:3O P. n.
Fer the South Atlantic States, increasing east
er!y Winds warmer partly cloudy weather viii
prevail and POSSIBLY occasional local storms. with
For the Cult States and Ohio valley. warmer
southeast ard south winds increasing cloudiness.
falling barometer and local rains. followed in the
interior Of he SSut west by cooler nOrtherly
winds.
River and Marine News.
SOUTHWEST Pass. June = s P. M.-Barome:er
29.s Wind east-southeast. light. Nc arrivals
departures The steamship Andean is aground on
.sHKkvEPoRr. June Weather clear. cool and
leans. Departed-Letus. for New Orleans.
y,oKssvSs: June p u IThe river h: fallen two
ana the jane. Howard at ?. K 1850 ~ az ~
MEMPHIS, June River r"se cns inch; stands
at nineteen feet. Mercury 63o. Departed-Golden
Rule and Sherlock for Cincinnati, the former last
nigh.
CINCINNATI, June River eleven feet one inch
and falling. Weather fair and warmer. Departed
Thompson Dean, for New Orleans.
PIrTsBURG, juno oliver three feet i've inches
and falling Weather threatening.
LoUisvlLLB, June River failing; ak feet ten
inches in the canal. Weather clear
EVANSVILLE, June River thirt zen feet three
inches ana falling. Heavy ain last night; chi. dy
clear to day.
CAIRO, June ..-Auived-C Charles Morgan, from
Cincinnati, at ten last night. Departed-Charles
Morgan. Tor New Orleans, 81 A. NJ. River twenty
six feet and falling. Weather clear; mercury 800.
ST.. LOUIS, June 1-Arrived-St Genevi-vs, from
vicksbu'g. River risen eight inches. Weather
cloudy aud warm.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-06-08
A Sfgnifcant Protest.

A delegation of Southern planters, some
Of them of the old school, from Louisiana
Georgia and South Carolina. called upon
the Committee on Fereien Affairs of the
Senate last week to protest against the rati
fcati0n of the Hawaiian treaty. The
ground for this opposition is that it will
greatly damage the sugar and rice products
Of the South, and so cheaper them as to
render their production impossible under
the present system of labor. Governor An
tome, of LOuieiana, one of the delegates,
said that should this bill, CARRYING into eff
feet our late treaty with the Hawaiian is
lands pass, admitting rice and sugar tree
of duty, it will so cripple tbs production of
these al tiCles at the South that over loo, 900
plOyment, and render worthless thousands
of we'll cultivated acres of land at present
used for the production Of these staple arti-
cles. The significance of this protest is in
the fact that the South is beginning to realize
the value of q protective tariff, and that this
ia the only policy able to build up her pres
emit languishing resources. We are glad of
this. and look upon it as healthy sign of
the times and that practical craftsmanship
is at last being felt in the South. A pro-
tective tariff is Just the remedy for that
the cultivation Of her special products, but
for the development OF her inexhaustible
deposits Of mineral wealth, and thereby
the building up of q manufacturing inter
est more than enough to consume all the
surplus rice and sugar she can raise. We
rejoice that the South is at last awakening
to true sense of her condition, and her
eyes opening to the right line of policy for
her peace and prosperity, and now is the
opportunity for such leaders as Tucker of
Virginia, Ben Hill of Georgia, and Lamar
of Mississippi to take hold of this great
question of protection to American industry
and insist upon its application to the South
with the same substantial effects as it has
brought about in the States of the North.
This il what it wants. and we earnestly
hope it will succeed.-Forncys Chronicle.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-06-08


EIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
IL of Orleans No. 74o9-By virtpe of a writ Of
.. izuIe and sale to me directed by the honorable
the Fifth District Court fer the parish of Or
leans, in the above entitled cause, 1 will
proceed to sell at public auction, at the Mer-
chants and Auct0neers' Exchange Royal street,
between Canal and Customhouse streets, in the
Second District of this city. on TUEsDAT, July
II, 1875. at twelve o'clock NJ, the following de-
scribed property, to wit
A CERTAIN Lot OF GROUND, together with all
the bulldogs and imrrovsmente thereon. situstsd
in he Fourth Dis riot Of this city, designated by
the letter c. on q p al Of said property drawn BY
T. Rezenstein, surveyor. dat October 9. 1866, In
the square bounded by Bacchus, Dryades, Seventh
and Eighth streets Tho eaid lot or portion of
ground measuring twenty FIVE feet nine inches
'front.' on Dr. AIDES street BY depth Of sixty, feet
one inch between parable. lines ~ per sketch an
nexed to an act paseed before r. J. Ker . notary
public in this city. on the fifteenth Of October.
1866; which said property was acquired by the de-
fendaut herein as fol owr. viz One undivided half
thereof from Henrett Hooker, Fer act passed be.
fore said not sry, j. Ker on the ffseen,h OF &c.
tober 1856 and the other undivided halt thereof
from b. LacOstA per act passed BEFORE the same
notary on The fifteenth Of March, 1871.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
Eugene wAGGAMAN
je3 lI24j' Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.
PROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING RIA.
TIONS AND SHIP CaANOLERY FOR
REVENUE VESSELS.

CUsroM HOUSE,, COLLECTORS OFpIcs.
New Orleans, La May FL, 1876.
GEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RRCEIv Cd AT
~ this oface until twelve O'clock noon OF
THURSDAY. June Is. 1876, for supplying rations
and ship chand cry for the use Of the crews and
vessels OF the United Stat % kevenus Marine Ser-
vice IN this coilec ion district for the fiscal Year
erdng June 81, 1877 '->
Schedules of articles of ship chsndlery to ba bid
for will be furnished on pplication 10 this ofico
No award OF contract will be made until Con.
gress shall have made the appropriation for the
next mccall and the right reserved to reject
any All bids. JAMRS CASRY
my2l 26 iel 10 IA CoI1ec+,,
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THE TURF.
The Belmont Park Race,

The Belmont Park Races Yesterday.
New YORK, June I'm the 2:22 class,
for $4,000, Huntress won the first heat, John
H. the second and third, Adelaide the
fourth, fifth and sixth. Time-2:22A
2:222h, 2:22 2:.2. 2::23a.
In the 2:32 class, purse $1,000, the Blue
Mare took the first, second and fourth:
Tweed took the third. Time-2.2o, 2:27,
2:27, 2:29.
Mustang Racing.
PHILADELPHIA. June George Parker
rode ninety miles in three hours and fifty
seven and q half minutes. The ride was
against four hours. He rode twenty mus
tangs.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-06-08
LEGAL NOTICES,
IN,!THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT
COURT.
DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA.
IN THE MATTER OF HATHORN 4 BATCHgLOR.
Bankrupts.

In Bankruptcy-N0. 1853.
TINHE CREDITORS OF THK ABOVE ESTATE
Il are hereby notified that . sec,l d aud third
the Office of G. s. Kellogg Eeq one Of the registers
in bankruptcy, Customh0u e building, at tie city
Of New Orleans. on the twentv.third day of June
A. D. 1876, at twelve O'Clock NJ, at which time the
undersigned will apply for a set lement of his &C.
count, and for q disct arge from al liability as
assignee, according to the provisions OF the twea
tyseventh and twenty eighth sections of the bank
rupt act Of March 2, 1867. and the amendments
thereto. BERRY RuSsKLL,
Z. W. WOOD,
ie28 Assjpnees
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-06-08

OECOED DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
to the creditors of this estate and to ali OTHER per.
sons herein interested to show cause within ten
days from the present notification il any they have
or can, why the account presented by Thomas
Alien Clarse, Parliamentary executor Of this
estate, should not be h0mOlOgated and approved,
and the funds distributed in accordance herewith.
By order of the Court.
je4 49, FRANK PACE, JR., Clerk.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-06-08

sh The sseamships Of the NersA
German Lloyd win run ~ follows
HANOVER From Bremen; From New Orleans.
sTR1ssBTRa. March 1i......A ASont Mar. M.s L.
FRASSF1 g RTTeemsn' With sses.sss
H4sk0vRe: April is......1So%t 1G sY -
hs rs,shsr days Of epsrsuEs Win Is sd7ss.-d
v me steamers touch outward ct Hsvre and IA
smpton On sn shs snd home trip Havana
PRICES 81 fAs ss1UM
-''' "101'o"' 0ouInampton OF Havre to Havana or
St 4 $50 mid
from No" oIleans q Havana to SouthampssS o,a
Cah;r HonSon, aavre or Bremen:
Stsers.' Slso no,
From New oriesn: to H:v::::. . gold
aas s.lA
Pass:gs ticket: ffc@ BREMEN. sc1fi:I. y so's
aavIe 70 New Orleans Issued by the under.iPesa
vt hS company reserves the right to chSnsc or
sana th the to change their days q
prices o. passaGe. '' ~" 'os
70, 'iEsi; R::s5ss';i: i;R8E', e Co., .,,,,
an3 y Ia = tn3cnn 80.
TOh HAVANA VIA C4DAR KRY6 1N1
A1X WEST.
United ssaees Man Liza.
H15ea a4Rfrr. CLYDE ELamaros,
R~EA TIE N.~x H1 s.lA
Sz s9@ :, Havana Steamship Lns
s T,n d 1.!p. one q &c shove a1ss
HSVana 0'ass steamaEs nom New ORLEANS g
Every Week.
nc%S;nme q Cedar Keys and Kew West and eoo.
UoriSs ns q lading i.susd to III points IN
eo@ And Savannah Wv" luxe Vnaksee'
tas}sS. ~ Pssseneer accommodation and throuRA
eSsa 'sns ssesavsd without permit nom tie
h Asisat o. Iassas. .ppk 10
3O6K1TA. Asent
: IA 0o OQn1oa oEeee
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MONETARY AND CoMnERCIAL.
MONETARY.
OFFICER NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN,
KRnNRanAY NAMING luna L 1916.

"WEDNESDAY WANING. June I, 1876.
We noticed . fair demand fsr discounts at one or
The 6eIings on tho street weie also Of fair ex-
tent. and consisted mostly Of Ave months paper,
but the market was unchanged. Gold and fol :
eign exchange showed . eight variation ct tho
opening but ruled the same - yesterday ct the
cose. New York sight was unchanged. Only .
were moderately active and stronger City PR
MUM bonds were IN fair request and unchanged
y csnt .nnnm Ssconnt al a" a. III ana acc.
ond grade 1t 1913. First caas mortgages still rule
at 900 y cent p annum, while second grade are
entirely nominal
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-06-08

TO whom 1t may concern:
Notice is hereby given that it ia the iptan.on ~
Lhe CITY = ,uncil to have constructed brick aide.
walks. with wooden curbs and CUTTERS on the east
SIDE OF u ara street, between MelpOmene and (1in
streets except where the sa ne Is already made.
leans May %. 1876 RnpTT" VI
my25 je1 Is q 20 jy6 Admin;.4r.,+o
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-06-08
In TIE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES.
DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA,
In THE NATTER OF THE TEUrONIA NATIONAL
Bank VS.. Hugh Cassidy, Bankrupt.

In Bankruptcy-N0. l429.
VVHE CREDITORS OF THE ABOVE EST ATE ARE
Il hereby notified that S -cond and third &c a.
eral meeting of the creditors will be held at the
office Of c. s. Kellogg, Esq of The registers in
bankruptcy, CustomhOuse build ng. at the CITY Of
New Orleans on the tweDt sixth oay of June 1876
at twelve o'clock NJ, at which time the under.
signed will apply for a settlement of his account
and Tor discharge from all liability as assignee
and TWEEN Y. ighth sections of the bankrupt act Of
March 2, 1857 and th~ amendment thereto
le23 BERRY RUSSELL Assignee
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COMMERCIAL.

COTTON-The sales to dav vere confined to 555
balee, at prices requiring no change In ouI QUO
tations. We give atso the figures and report Of
t,e Exchange as below:
AMERICAN STANDARD OF CLASSIFICATION.