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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-24
HU0RuB WA00AlGAu,
oc24 q ros 10 Civil sheriff Of the PaE1sh Of OrleA1


j. 0aDslsee CieP ". Aosoioo Aeul0Aous.
0IXrH DISTRICT COURT FOR rHB PARISH o.
- Orleans No. 9s1a-By virtue q . writ Of eeisure
aad sale direrted by the honorable the sixth
District Court for the parish Of Orleans, In the
above eutitleA cause, win proceea 70 sell 1t pub
lie auc tiou at the Merchants and Auctioneers' TX
change Royal street. between Canal and Custom.
house streets. IN tho Second District Of this city
ON NATuRDAY. Eovemh~r IS 1876, 1t twelve O'Clock
H., the following described property, to wit
TWO CkRrAI~ LOTS OF 0ROCND, together
With ell the buildings and improvement thereon,
and eli the rishte. wayB, eervit ,des. privileges
and adv antsges thsreubto be0ogi 4 or In any
wise a. pc tanning siiuated In East Doul gny (l~te
pa iah J<er sea. in this STATED. sixth sict Of
tnis CITY, desigate - lcfs punbers thhteeu aud
Nhu't en- ef square 40" which 10 b nDdea By
Water, Levse. Const snt Bople and Austerlits
st eets. on plan 10 plan BOOK exed to an Get
q depos in The Once Of Selim Nsgner, Il . NO
tarv public in this city the 6fth day Of April,
1865. wh ch sid Lore of gvou0A Deasafe, eaob,
twenty Eve ct fIont on Levee street, By depth
between equal and arAllel linee Of o: bundled
feet: lot number thi teen Turning the corner Of
Levee and Autter liz street. Being the "a ne
prof. erty acquired By the defendant herein BY pur
chAae nom Laurent Aillaudon md e. estate Of
Mrs Ailiaudoo. BY ~ act passeA before said
lac notary. So I'm, 4aNreI, on the tWeotysfourth
o. March 1865, duly Registered 10 the conveyance
ON Ire Of thu then parish Of JeHerson in took J.
folio NO hundred sid ntr under dat Of
I 10 tonrth o. Aprii. lS66.
Sei1ed in the shove suit.
Tesms-Cash ON the spot.
oeA . nala Is Civil Sheriff ofthe Pnxieh Of Oreane
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NOTICE.

DEPARTMENT OF FNANey }
New Orleans, October l, lSa6
A IL PERSONS INDEBTED TO TIE CITY FOR
"A back taxes arc reminded that but abort
time remstns in which to pay taxes mp to 1874 in
scrip and those Of 1874 and 1875 without interest
After the thirty-first Deosnber next IN thesa
taxes win become exigible In cash, with interest
'''.' rs rs plIsBuRr, Aaniaistx,ter Of r,p,...
oc1 law tde3l -. - : -
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NORTA fGERAAN LLOYD.
srRAx sxrwssx BegNEs AND INV oRtIAus
HAvRE, VIA sOUTaahPros AND HAvAsA
- TIE s'es::!H,g:;s = q! :se N.;ts
6 S or: Lloyd VIII run .
= ~ Pro-. asv
pr.nknnrs. sept. n. Abeut OCT %
Hanover. LOST. ~. AbSut lev. u
Further DAYS Of departure win - annsunssS
Ihe :tssms touch satwasd 81 asvrs aeA H.
vsna and on their homo trip % Havana and South
anptoo. ,,, n,,..o.o,
Prom Bremen. southanptoa Or Havrs t" Havans
Cabin, olss (gs!d). ssssssse, - tsel1I
F.os New orlsans to ssuthanpsea. HsV1s ~
Biemen: 4-... ..s
Cabin, slso teold). stserses. es tso'd,.
From Rev Orleans - Havans
Cabin, sas (ssld,. ssssnss, eH (esia).
Chi,arss under tsa ysan half prices eh!arso n
" The S ss.pasy re..rvss the right = essas: TIE
route of the steamers. the adveStlsed days OF Do
And sss Tsss: T s:,::s' cuth.p,.ou .,
Hevre to New orleans issusd BY the undeFsisnsa-
For further psIt PARTS = q. sRRa, u e : cn
sels esq re- No . Union street.
FOR HAVANA VIA CKDAK KEYS AND
KRY WEST.
U.,seA states Mall Line.
.s Nee0mAhjpo 1895.
WILLIAM P. CLYDE, WILMINGTON,
MAR0ARkT, EMILIA.
The New Orleans, Florida
and bsvsns steamship Line
SS vim dispatch one OF the above hnr
class steamers from New Orleans to
Every Week, ~
Touching 1t Cedar Keys and Key West. and con
Meeting viii steamers for amps. -
Through bile If ladiDg ie-aed to all pciuts In
Florida Including Tampa, and to New YoEk. Charles
ten aud saw -nnAn. 20 ...a
Sple.dtd pas senger accom- modstions, and through
tickt t. given to above pOnts-
No height received without permit nom the
olace.
For frstght OF passage spp,y to
!. Z. RDBBRTS Agent.
no. 110 Common street A.,
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ORPA111KyR % 1WA101,
New Orleans. October l9. 1876. =
CBALRD PROPOSALS WILL BIB RECEIVED
- until SATURDAY, November 4, 1876. IT twelve
o'clock T., for the sale to the city Of one HUN.
DIED THOUSAND DOLLARS OF BONDS Of tho
city of New Orleans and of the late cities OF JET.
fersOn and Carr0tOu. g.
All bids must state the class Of bonds, and
amount OF accrued interest thereon, and Offers
must include both principal and interest.
No bids will be considered ct . higher rato than
the parity Of premium bonds.
The Council reserves the right to reject I'll OF
any bids, and answers will b given the following
Monday at 10 4. -. p
Bids INST be dir cted to the Commissioners Of
the consolidated debit. ~. -5. p
.ocis itawtds ED. PrLsBrRY. Admiaistrascr.
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NEMPHIs, October GA private tele-
gram fron Pine Blu6 seys tho steamer Rosa
Miller, Of tho Memphis and Arkaasas River
Packet Company, from Little Rock for
Memphis, with 400 bales Of cotton, struck
Q snsg and sunk near Swan lake yesterday.
No particulars are given.
Nothing In regard to the sinking Of the
RosA Miller hes been received today. She
hes in SIX feet OF vstes, with . stump
through her hull just att Of the boiler, and
- tho river 10 riaing IL u feared che viii 70
TO pieces. Tho steamer Pine Bluff he's ge1e
70 hef assistance. Her cargo of 500 bales
Of cotton will be sBved with but little dam
valued ct $4,000, and il insured in Pitts
burg and Cincinnati Offices.
A Present e the Centennial City.
PHILADELPHIA, October 23.-His honor,
Mayor Stokeley, has been informed BY the
Duke of Richmond, the head of the British
commission to the Centennial Exhibition,
that her msjesty's government intends to
present st. Georges House, at the Centen-
NAL Grounds, to the city of Philadelphia
after the close of the exhibition.
The Abandoned Arctic Eleet.
sSAN FRANCISCO, October % The mas
tors of the abandoned Arctic fleet express
uncertainty ~ to the number and names of
mon who stayed by their ships, or returned
to them after beginning the homeward trip,
but % far - can be xscertained it seems
probable that fifty or sixty were left be-
hind, many of whom were KanAkas.
Results Of the Hurricane.
KEY Wnsr, October 23.-The bark Gal
weston, froA Mystic, Connecticut, for this
port, in ball lest, was driven ashore ON Duck
Key during the Late hurricane and lies in
four feet water.
A schooner is reported ashore, bottom
mp, 1t Bahia Honda; name unknown.
The Alabana Grange Fair.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, October 23.-The
second annual fair of the Alabama State
Change opens tomorrow. The list q On.
promises to be the largest ever seen e this
State. Thess will be . large display Of
machinery and agricultural impleDe0ts'
The list Of pFemiams to be awarded 10 very
large.
SAVANNAH, October 3.-Total inteemeots
to-day elk, OF which two were from yellow
perD0nR.
TresDs II 6oath Carolina.
COLUMBIA. October 23.-Troops arc ~
irving daily. Thirteen companies ere now
In Columbia and twenty.four in other parts
Of the State. The officers ssy they expected
to enter active service Immediately and IN
ticipated IN attack ON reaching tho State
line. They express disgust on learning tho
condition here. Everything 10 perfectly
quiet throughout the State. Adidavits ct. |
frmlng peace and submission to Law are 70.
ceived daily. Tho campaign 10 conducted
vigorously BY both parties. Tho socalled
ride clubs are dis6snded. The coloeed |
militia IL still organized.
Marine.
KEY West, October 23.-The Britiah
ship Almors, from New Orleans, October |
IL, for Liverpool, arrived here. to night |
leaking. having been disabled BY tho hurri.
cane. She was towed from Alligator reef
and thence by the lighthouse tender into
port
River and Marine News. /
BoUP1W1sF PASS, October 23-Arffved-ech1o0er
6axgent 9. Day. McFsrl4nd, master, from Uttl1 to |
erpool.
ARnPHu, October 23.-Ths river SSn two i1ches
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COMMERCIAL.

COITON.Ths ea,ss ts.dsy summed up little
over 100 bales at prices th0wtpg some Irregular
ity. but generally stroneer. snA requiring q i'd
vance Of Ne II the eutd1e quo, atioa Sse midaNns
and 10 atdet Disdlng nd good N ddling We
. below:
AMERIcAN STANDARD OF CLASSIFICATION.
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rns .kst opened With good dsnan,. srd
altf ough the novaDeut Was checked b. factors
beioE moro stTingsn In thair pretensione, In
many eaeee asAiUK 0ae over 0ssurdsyS E14es.
yee lSO tales chan - Asp1s daring the msgniog
mestly 1t previous rates, aftee vhic6 pottee ca0o
together Oose frss ae6 aAettienal transactions
y ere report I'd to tho extent Of S0p bales. making
total - noted sbove. Of 1900 bales OF but littls
under tie heavh st bus neos ropHteA this oeaeoo-
7leo a net We4nes1sy. 0eae auihortttes re.
ported psiees STEADY. othefs IN improvement Il
i On Middiing TO coed middfipg inclusive. and
Others general sdv1nce . thAt extent We have
0sdo 10 change In our quotAttoDs except on MD
aisg to geos oiddling, bot low mtddling and
stsiet low middIirg we're in limited supply ADD
Leaned 70 outside 6Gurea
. The disratehss report 4 Liverpool Arm ss pew
oCs rSses. with ea'es Of II 600 6sles and arrivals
quiet; HevIo GrQ with . noaa9Ase demand, and
ksw York dull ct Saturdays quotations for spots
and 3103-35e lower for f1tuTea
M 21oh1neo DAkoo tho A0ount On OhiptoNfd
net cleared (6efofe tedav's exportsI 0,6ls lales
embracing 1907 1pI Liverpool, 306s9 FIR HAvre
LTD 6ee the HoEth 1l4a Tor Bremen COZ for the
HsdtterranaAn. and 1864 for eoastwise ports, leAv
ing IN presses, agfeeobly 70 lts aooount 1t II H.
s. 3Sa b6lss, enly . pert Of which 10 - sale.
AZ n0oA today 0111HnG - 0uooo4 g Calves
ton q Toe, = Mobile 6 10tc, ct Savannah ct
l0ke, q Chaxleston ct lose, 1t Wilmington q 9te
at hetfolk ct let 0letc, ut Baltimore Ut l0&c. ct
New York 1t lnIc at Boston 1t lie. = nonyhh ct
lOt 0l0ke end at Augusta 1t 81 09fe.
The 1xehaaso reporie "aales $500 oAleA Mar.
ket 6ru." Its quotations 70: middling and good
mid0iinR IT fpieed &c.
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REPUBLICAN CONGRATULATIONS.
Address Of the NatSooal Co0mietoo.
The Republican National Commit tee on
Thursday last issued the following address
of conRrntulAtion:

The Republican National Commit too on
Thursday last issued the following address
Of eonErstulstion: .t- --..
RsrusLIc4y NArloIAI CcnxIrrns, !
80 fihh Avenue Hotel Octobae -, 1876.
The Republican National COMMITTEES con.
Graduates tho party which it Representa-
and tho country upon the results of the fall
elections already held. In Maine, Repub.
lican majority Of less than 5000 has been in.
creased to nearly 5000. In Vermont, the
old ascendency has been fully. maintained.
In Colorado, Democratic msjority of 1000
has been overcome, and Republican Gov.
esnor and both br,nshes OF tho Leeials&ure
have been elected, occurring two Uaited
States 6saators and three presidential cleo
tor. In Ohio, > Republican majority Of
5000 and 10000 and Ave Republican
Congreosneo have been gained. IN Il.
diana . Democsatic majority Of 1900
has been reduced to 5000, with gain Of
fosr RePubican Congressmen and the Log
islAturo upon joint ballot. These highly
gratifying results have been obtained n
the face Ct ffaads ct the ballot box and IN
unparalleled use Of money By tho oppod.
ton. They show the drift Of popular senti-
meat. and clearly indicate Aatiosal VIC
tory fer he Republicaa party in Novem-
bef. All that IL now necessary il to cDa.
tinue the vigorous prosecution Of tho can.
vase. to secure projection for all citizens in
the right Of tho ballot, to bring eli legal
voters to the polls, end to practice the ut.
most vigilance upon tho Jay of election.
Fortunately for the country, our candidates
represent tho best spirit of reform, to which
they are pledged BY every act and utter.
ance of their lives. Their success alone
will insure honest administration and ORE.
serve the government from the unfri ,ndly
hands Of those who recently sought to de-
stroy it, and who now seek to prey upon its
resources.
, z. CHANDLER, Chairman.
K. c. MCCORMICK, Secretary.
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OFFICIAL NOTICES,
PROPOSALS.


TRDAsURr ORPA1TMnNf,
Once Supervising Architect
October IA. 1870
0EALED PROPOSALS. ADORE $50 10 THI IN.
- deIs'gned, are invited for making. delivering
and putiiog In place in the Gus tomhouse building
In New Orleans, Lou sians, all the furniture emu
meTated in the schedule TO be q black wanut,
exhibited BY the Photographic drawings, and IN
accordance with the ep scidcattons.
Schedules, drawing. Pr cihce'ioas and samples
OF leather and cloth eau be obtained ON appticar
ton to this Office Or tho onee Of the eupe, inten.
dent Of the Customhouse building at New Orleans.
The prices specified in tho bids mnst include
every pense Of carriage, labor, etc, aud placing
tho furkit ure il position in the building.
Proposals will % opened 1t twelve o'clock NJ, on
FRIDAY, October ~, 1876.
The suocessful bidder will b required to deliver
the furniture, and have 1t put 10 place In the
building, ON or before December IL, 1876.
The eover, ment re serves the right to reject any
or all bids portions Of bids and to Waive defects.
Supervising Architect, Treasury Department,
Washington, D. G. oc20 St
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WANTED.

VUANTRD-A PRISON WHO UNDRRSTAHDS
w POTTERY In al its brancheA Apply 70 a. o..
BOYLE. R<pubhnan e0ea. 5i7 ssB
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Making total Of cit, 900 premium honda
10 sslss Of - ,urities were reported except ct
The RxrhhneA TF' 9@ tl7t
console ere fully y cent higher. tue market
being quote ct the cioSe .. COZ 46l.
eanium boods were IN tats re ~ but ruled at
q ser rates. clesing q u 0a3k. sFaf T.
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nRS. WALKER 4 0OSEe,
o. IT,. DENTISTS,
11voH Circle, eosRanco Ne, lSo Dslsst

street, ..rsK
Solicit the patronage Of the public. assuring H.
caxeful Attention IN I'll operations pertaantnee
present distreased pecun3axy condition Of the -
ple q LouistanA
They have engaged the services Of comPet0
eesasesnts. and every care has beea taken IN -
AEIAngemant Of their ofacos for the acoomDot
uon and comfort Of their patroaA
~. Z Otto Moses having formed conox9e
Hom No 947 Baronne street to HA l8o Delosd -
Tfvoli Circle, iol3 -
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ID RaM1nT CONrs1Csr Or AND pkALls b
FORAGE, COAL AAD WOOD, respectfully reqlo
public patronage in his line Of trade wsle
sorted stock II always kept on hand, and WI =. y
without delay nom the feed warehouse, No. . IL
ton street. and Ne. l0l Peter street, near Lahye
OF from the feed store and coal yard ct the e.
are solicited. and will 50 disposed Of to tha -
advantage Of conaignees. Quick aales and pee
returns are guaranteed, and the boot yo6coW
can b given. ynN
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IMPORTS.

NRw YORK-Steamship Morgan City-Astd mdse
RIO JANEIRO-Bark victoria-60OO bags cofIee 3
bXs samples
BREMkN VIA HAvRE-Steamship Frankfurt
500 baskets champagne 66 pkss vino and sundry
mdSo
POET MEDNA-Brig N Burns-l00, 900 cocoa.
nuts ISIS bunches bananas 81 500 plantains ss3 pos
idie rubber IS pkgs linda rubter boz Oh. lie
NARSRILLBS-HArk Antoinevta-35 cks wine 500
Or cks wine quo eahthcks wine go Gases wine 1850
cases Yarmouth 600 cases soap 50 csseo olives $50
caoes oil 500 srs oil 50 bbls oil S. bbs olives $3.50
bake. oil "A hhla XinA
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noHEfI17 And cUG1IRcI2t.
Nol{erAHY.


rhe aeDend FOR mmvy was moderate to-day,
boeh In btpk and ON the street. and cemmeIc al
S4pee wao uecAaoee1. u asr - eeueD Of tho
eoscd . fractioo lower. The movement Wa An-
itsA 1srsiSs exshanss ssld - . .seesate sxtent
lever 1er sierdag but with NO change n Marcs.
The eheripgs Hsi 6 moderate. and the Demand
fAr, new Yo'k COZ 1trciAl sig he araened slightly.
Otoeao eeotinuoA AuN. With light odersneG and .
god esoasA, ma o cosssls sdvapeet fally =
eeati Pr mum toaas wene n fAtr request. but
ruled . ahads eaeier. ~ 49, !
go Vannn0 ainGoouS ~ Il q lobD - oeoood
Oq1s q l10l2 Rinul elass 0ogega0ee rub % -
o0&pi1H nG0inAl -
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God opsDei at l100ll0h, against ITO : at New
Y0rt, and Il iimite0 business closed ct ITO Q
lIes; s9ain.t no ia thss aarket. xhere II
teaehed k9I 6uiin2 The interim Tho Gales
vere confined to SO @0, eobracin9 esooo at
1854 esooO q 1913 $500 ct ITO. ol0o0 Is 1lot
and otO00 and o6oo6at 1l0k.
UDfer the cour g Of geld at Few York flreigu
e1cha.ee Was ir egulAv. snd closed Eo Or about
lilo p cent lower fJr si.ili G. bus With no change
in francs Tho movement in TO vas Doderate.
The sales OF Sterling compri ed 234 0oo, embrac-
ing 5000 and 1850 bill Of ladtng and 9.oee Al
Oh ~ 1t - Is; 24S00 bill Of laieg at eS S4A0S IS
E2OOO Al clear ct IS 2s,; Es5OO oil Of lsdins At
es 1yes 26; Els Oc0 do and Al c 1t IS 150s 36k;
1850 bank at IS -, and e 1890 do at IS 81.
The only see Of francs n psr;ed was lis 900 oomr
mercia ct A00aS. y M4 H b
a the close sterling billa were quoted at ss Is
Is Is for buL q iaainG and Al cleer. and IS 30
- 1ee bank foank counter rate -0-S 3Ok } ed
hAaos - $50 ~ commeroal end nominal for beuk.
New York commercial eight was . shade sitter
The sales comprised o275 900 embracing e2s 90
commercial and go 900 and $50 900 private bank
ers ~ SIG = cent discount 80 900 commercial at
Sic % % md e15 600 and o73 900 psivate hnnksrS
At 9A
Tho hanks continued to check ON New York at
4 y cent discount, while commercial sight was
Quoted se s Is against oslo Saturday.
The following 10 q . 04dcal ststoment It the
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nI8QEIL.ANEOUA.

MIsQEI4LA!G : g!
|.r.akljspl.r.u'..;1t1lk.lI
0isrERis MAKER. 1.
aoi ngoaasaso ss5oos. .lDl b.
49, -r---- q
Between Julls 80 q sossvA
v s-.2 I1f@E.il
Al work warranted 70 gwen
tn sstiaeeasa. - =
Highest pseaiuas awardsA at the svo - i~
isiaaa sts4s Ysife eeA he scothsrn Etss0S ~
eoltare. 81 Ie1.se.ial KaDs.atses q ma
ciste.ns, fhoa ~ ts -, ~ Gslleps, naae ~
best natssiA - vsrknanshfp. kspt 60
q hanA snA1e oa1o q ~ 1595H
Pssess - Suit ~ Tlses. "a
orders pssoptly $1,000 e. Assh
THE NEW osLEAss =
SANITARY ExcAvATInG COMPlu
Unsupported BY IN act Of the Legialsturs N
exclusive privilege & sNPTYua vAuIn
PRIvIEe. SINKS. etc.,
Arc asv n fan operaaso, and are prepa6ak
perform the shove work With pramptaas u
dispatch. .esf.. 80. -....f ~
Ths advantages derived from the uss a ~
ODORL1ss kxCAvArNGAPPARl1
- used b the company. are that tho v,jke.h
performed ct any hour OF the day Or siek e
thorough manner in which the .dspedh -
moved, the absence Of al offensive - 3.
short space Of time required ian Sp1hnjsk
being euptied in nom ten 70 aftesn 49, -
Above ali. TTB CHKAPHRSS.
An orders Lett 1t the eonpany1tG4hu
-Cennen street.. q sept 70 PesteQk 11ik a
will rsosivs prompt attention N3GG
- I,,,.~r Ss.sSEf -
N1cMz.DySx lHx1~C~C-A ~.
g ~ - - ~ sen.1eys II - - -
IN - ~. hoal101x lsI ~ s1s1Ss1I 49,
GSeaD q fho UnitoA 49, 0urgoO2 ~ Il r.
0u0a q - lJ11eo6 Dfa11o Dao113af 0S4
elyinS 70 fhe pndee1imol 6 ~ ~ 13
~ III. L. ~ 'oeSesass' 2;:1s.isss
Sss0ensSlA 16sso1ee - nj.
,.o. --7- -----sf-'
EoHAAASn1W 1879
A-era... 49, R.-~s- s#N
o.c.a ~ keFeSen
0lKAO88 Z CO.. suooesssu 70 Chtpma r
OeI @. eoGettoEa fstoots pgoeWo4 i Me-
0SeA 10 Seeo In ADVANCE. uo ehasRo u13q00
patent = granted. A0 lee0 ~ Ook1I ~
exaninAtienA 10 aA6t3anal 1ees " 49,
md oonductin9 rehsaxnk- eps@A aee
50 - meec1oeooeD o0o oeGooo eeetp0
omoe. extensinns be.eEe CongreoA infihGu
ssiss = 1r ,r. osas:s: :na ~ heseae1e
0fL16R1 GO. ~ Damp6let q sixN -
-.
~ scS0 q too - ~ n q 49,
S Isx ..o1 VneS SnS"S z.sS''S. sc1es ~
under sct q lass and rrior sets. 0iLSoSx IN
0ssn ior soe@. sena ~ rsgsseea 49,
t;n.s - ~. ~ ~ - s"Pssa7cs W w.
S ~.
VDvf0D SeDfoD QS0DDPDy LI0w4 ~ -.
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ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Bark National Rage Sears, - day. froa Bio ia
metro, IN ballast: to eehnlts &eo-t0t.t
Brig Burns, Trou'y, fro9 8Gotan IalAnA to
Oteri 4 Bro ID district p T.
Schooner Lille Simms, from Npringheld-New Basin
BTEANBOATS.
Charles Morgan. Stem from Cincinnati
Katie Tobin. from Gyeenvile
Mary Ida. Ruiz. nom Upper Coast
henry Teto. Aueom. ho0 Donaldoonvillo
W. Pointer ant, TefTe sonne I'm DonAldsonvlle
st John. Bergeron. from Baton Rouge
Governor Alien. Brown. nom Bayou sara
Robert Lee. Campbell, from Vcksburg
Fleta WATSON, from Memphis
ark. Douds, from Pi .tsburx. with 10 coal bosts
ARRIVED SUNDAY.
Steamship Morgan City Read from New York l4th
instant to Whitney &co-Agers
STEAMBOATS,.
WE hamilton, Bretherton from Lower Coast
WaOcn. Ruiz from Lever Coast
Wawsnook, A,ldeiy. from Lower Cost
Isabel. OPry from Lower Coast
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-24

NAS PlATURBS AND RANGnD
" At NkW FORK PRlC1A -
Agents for the Great
4iRsrn.y q WARREN RAN6k4
Dealers in Gas FixtureA Pun.r:, sssh tvs
P1u0bts g 0AterialA ss
Plumbing and 0a0 Fitting prowptly sttAnde1 =
ct 0ULLNlu 4 B0L0NoU
eel IN cod M. 81 Camp strast. near Rsg1W
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-24
RIVER REPoHr-3 p. II.
MkRINE INTELLIGENCE.
OFFICE OF TIE REPUBLICAN,,
Tuesday. October ~. ls76.

Schooner Agnes Grace, smalley. for Pensaeols
In ballast
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-24

no YOU NRED MOM8Ys "a ha2st
Cali at the corner of o. Louis and DauyAaD
ssrootE 10. los st. Louis street a1d loA Dal0o1o
street. All kinds OF SsCOnD HAND GOODS lsgge
And eo6, Furniture, LAAisS' aed 0eat3eoGS
Clothing. kpglie6. French. Spanish and dr.
through postofaea
ocl7ly JULES D10Ou
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-24
TaE NEW os1sA"'
SANITARY EXcAvATIuG c0MPAU
Uneorporstsd BY IN act Of the Legialsturs ~
exclusive privilege - 8APTYu0 VAULT,
PRIvIke, SINKS. etc.,


- used ~ the company. are that tho wstkm 1
performed st any hour OF the day OF at n1
thorough manner in which the .dspealh -
moved, the absence Of AL offensive 80 3,
abort space Of time required taa SrShn5i
being enptied in from ten 70 fifteen 49, ~
above all rrD CHKAPNKSS. II
An oFders Lett Ut the eompany1tn2Au
Cenmon street. q seut 70 FestoQ ~ 4,
will rsoeivs proopf attention. I3G
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-24

Highest preaiuas swardsA at the svo - 6-
isiana Atate Yatfs aDd he Nouthern Eta1oH ~
oultnra 81 IeAuDosial KxDa1lttes Of INA
cists,ns, fsoa ~ n - 80 Gsllops, nado q -
best matefiA - vegknAnship. kept Co.
q hanA mA for onlo ot "a f 49,
FsSess - Suit ~ T1oes. "a
Orders pssoptiy ssAandsd -. ss3h
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-24

EVVkNK WA0HA0AH,
oeS4 - nals Is Civil Sheriff ofthe Paxsh Of Orleans
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-24

KEY WEST, October 23.-The British
IL, for Liverpool, arrived here, to night,
leaking. having been disabled BY the hurri.
cane. She was towed from Alligator reef
by the Danish steamer Volmer to the bar,
and thence by the lighthouse tender into