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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-08-26

EUGENE wAGGAMAN,
a,,lS Cir1 Sheriff of he Parish of Qrleana

The City of New Orleans vs.. MRS. N. f..
Bailey.
cyupER1OR DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- of Orleans, No. lA9-By virtue of a writ of
eri facias to directed by the honorable the Su-
in the above entitled cause for city taxes Of 1876,
l will proceed to sell at public auction, at the
Merchants and Auctioneers Exchange, Royal street,
Second District of this city, on FRIDAY, Sep
TENDER a. 1876, at twelve O'Clock NJ. the following
described property, to wit no,
Second District Of this cit, 10 square number one
hundred and twenty-six bounded by Cansl, Basin.
CustomhOuse and Rampant streets. designated ss
lot number two, measuring sixty. four feet o.
Canal street. by sixty -four feet in depth and FIR
on Basin street
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash Oh the spot.
EUGENE WAGGb'
aua2 sci ~ Civil Sheriff Of tie Paris -MAS
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-08-26
The City of New Orleans Va. j. G.. Donovan
ana Mrs. A. N. Sullivan.

au19 &c $40 Civil Sheriff of the Parish OF Orleans.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-08-26
The City Of New Orleans vs.. sidney
Thezan
CUPERIOR DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH

BUUENB W A6UaMAN,
ans 20 SEES Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-08-26
The City Of New Orleans VS.. James,
Buckher.

W
auto 20 seI0 Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-08-26
SHERIFFS SALES,
The City Of New Orleans W. Mrs. ].
EOucher

THO CITY d New OFIean0 VS. Mrs. j. j,
FOucher.
0UPERIOR DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
= Of Orleans, No. 86,l47.-By virtue of a wit of
Teri faclas to me directed by the honorable the
superior District curt for the parish of Orleans in
will proceed to sell at public auction at the Mer
chants and AIctioneers' Exchange, Royal street
between Canal and CustOmhouse streets, in the
Second district of this city, on MONDAY,
Stpvembsr IL, 1876, at twelve o'clock NJ, the fol
lowing described property, to wit
IN the Second District of this city. in square
number seventeen, bounded by Barr .cks, Chartree,
Decatur and Esplsnade streets, designated fol
lowe: Lot number fourteen measuring twenty one
feet on Barracks street. by kixtyt~ depth;
lot number fifteen mea surfing seventeen feet On
Barracks STREET BY one hundred feet in depth.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash On the spot.
EUGENE WAGGAMAN.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-08-26
The City 81 Now Orleans W. Stanislas
Plass an came same.

EUGENE WAGGAAMAN,
aul8 26 SCI 10 Civil Sheriff of the Parish OF Orleans
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-08-26
The City of New Orleans vs.. Mrs. M. D.
Lsgan came We. sam. same vs.. same

au19 26 SEQ Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-08-26
The City Of New Orleans VS.. David Collie;
same vs.. same; same w. same.


IS 20 ee5 Civil Sheriff Of The Parish OF Orleana.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-08-26
The City Of New Orleans vs. +.
O'Schaughaness; same .. sane same w. same.

Ad0AMAN,
aus 20 SEES Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-08-26


streets, measuring sixty four feet on Bagan ave-
nue.. by one hundred and ffty.two feet in depth.
"a. A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated in the
teen hundred and seventeen, bounded by Lahar Pc
White. Lapeyrouse and Broad streets measuring
fity.fve feet on Laharpe street by one hundred
IS. A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated in the
Second District of this city, in square number
tythree, bounded by Bourbon, st. Louis. Cont
and Royal streets designated as lot number sixteen
measuring twenty four feet on Bourbon street by
one hundred and twenty three feet in depth.
| 26. A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated In the
Second District Of this is city IN SQUARE nuTber
phne and Burgundy treets, designated as lot num-
Der fourteen, measuring thirty:two feet on Teu-
louise street by seventy six feet in depth.
a. A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND situated In
the Second District Of this city, in square number
one usdred and seventy eight, bounded by St.
Philip. Dumaine, Where and Robertson streets
designated Is lot number nineteen, measurin g
thirty feet on St. Philip street, by one hundred
and twenty feet IN depth.
%. THREE CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, situated
| in the Second District of this city. in square num-
| Ter one hundred and nnety-seven. bounded by
| Robertson, Dumaine, st. Philip and Claiborne
streets, designated as follows Lot number twelve
measuring twenty 1.-TWO feet on Robertson street. by
sixty -four feet in depth; lot number thirteen meas
urlng thirty feet on st. Philip street, by one hun
! dred and twenty feet on Robertson street; lot
| unber fourteen measuring ninety.three feet on
VI. Philip street by ono hundred and twenty
| feet IN depth.
20. SIX CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, situated
in the Second District OF this city, IN square num-
Der two hundred and seven, bounded BY st. Philip,
| DuDai 20 Dtrbigny aud Claiborne streets. desik.
mated 10 folio rs: Lot number eleven measuring
twentyeight feet on St. Philip street. by one hun.
bred and went yfour feet in depth; lots numbers
twelve and tb,gteen measuring each twenty-five
twenty.four feet ia depths lot number fourteen
measuring thirty nine feet on st. Philip rect. BY
one hundred and twenty f 'ur feet in dep: h; lot
lot nuabtr fit sen measuring twenty seven feet on
st. Pnilip stree by one hundred aud twenty four
| feet in depth: lot hummer sixteen mea u1iag
twenty Eight feet on St. Philip street. by oae nun.
dred and tw. nty four feet in depth.
80. CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. situated in
the Secoud District Of this city in square number
enc hundred and seventy seven, bounded by
| ursulines. Robertson, st. Philip and Where
streets designated - '0t number Aevente an meas
| uribg thiTty fest on Unulines street by eighty
| seven feet in depth.
| Seized in the above suits
Terms-Cash on the spot.
| EUGENE WAGGAMAN,
20 sel3 Civil Sheriff Of the Parish OF Orleans
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-08-26
The City Of New Orleans VS.. John II.
Chew; same VS.. same; same vs. same; same vs..

EUGENE WA0GAMAN,
aul9 rs se20 Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-08-26

EGGENE WAGGAMAN.
aul0 20 se10 Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
, 1876-05-26

Catarrh Ia common dhcase-so common that
anuf!lng, splitting, aud blowing Of the nose meet
us at every turn on tile street, Your foot slips
In these nasty discharges IN the sidewalk and in
tho public conveyance; and Its dtsagrecablc
odor, communicating the breath OF the afflicted,
renders them offensive to their associates.
There Is the highest medical authority for slut
Ing that fulfy one-lalf II not two-thrds of those
afflicted with consumption Of the lungs the dis
case commences Us cataErh In the nose or head,
the next step bclng to tho throat and bronchial
tubes, lastly to the lungs. How Important,
then, to give carly and prompt attention to
caturrl! To cure this loatlsumc disease, correct
the system by using Dr. Plcrcc's Golden Mcdi-
cal Discovery, which tones It up, clcanscs tho
blood, and heals the diseased glands by spe-
ciflc influence upon them; and, to assist, uso
DR.. Sagc's Catarrh Remedy With DR.. Picrccs
Sasal Douchc. This is the only why to reach
the upper utu back cavities where the discharge
comcs from. No dungcr frum this treatment,
and It Is pleasant TO use. The two medicines,
witlsinFtrumcnt, arc sold by dealers In medicines.
, 1876-05-26
THE WH1pp1NG-P0sT.
Etnven Thieves Crfter tho LnAli In Delaware.
E&ttrtsu.adeucA [atEadkInhfa IfmkG.

V-f.r.n rr,,t.u.. u.1.-,-n
1,'. ,.esnr e''aer INC L'ssn ~ n.s
t''Tt*F2natnet ihffadt'Ph1a 1in's1'
WILMINGTON. Del, May 21.-On Saturday tho
ponlcrous Iron catc. Of tho New Castlo Jal IN this
Etnte wrrc thrown o,or a. IN o,r1ock In fhc
.no.rt,, .,s .l,, orn" ~ 49,, - 49,.
"''"'h8' n"t hh1leg sRthef'H4 o1 n'.t.
women. and children, black and white, crowded
In to witncfs tito degrading punishment Of q
lasliny upor tha basn h,ek th,, .,cvno th,aycs
,s..s -, .r.aix. u, ...o.r,ssn. ..,.t 49,
were W .eeel'o !" 1ce"siahce Win sentences OF lno
court. When tho gate. were thrown open on satar-
day, tho frat alght that met the eye wa@ That Of two
white men, Enucb I1ash AMI Jamrs vr,icv- vim
~ 49,, .,,i1.. ~ t,~o,,,t.nt, ".rus.s
~" ~, I,k yuGs ku ~ s!suhE @ ,i.u ssh1c hMna!ilgm ~
n .1 s,sn os rsai tsnm ne n"na eG,
nnnst1n.nt "h"tt Ii.srt, NUN .s" t,t
Of 9f ya 10 Iii .ny VA. sis a
mn .d orasiv tstnnnd ~. III hn 'n ,mn nra ,rr
nau 3oo th,1 & as hnn,, ~ ,.,n1 v
Ms"i i. ,hn.os ,sI.h, % Nv th ",rhtn ".t .I a,
lex H. ,nn,n @ ~, ~ Gn tG..
Ghe.r mi ~ hc '|'E r.mo H' fn,, ta t,en ms
a ,E1,t,o Nh .p ny III fly ~ dnnm;x IL liz. ~,
tss nI ~5 ,sa,t and aopsrentiy III, sueTinr % frIa
hsyey s IN to te pot ws Id as e;e st
rst y, liz n.kc II N" nas rcsv mi cen.
,ncnctd ~ ain an liz bows thirty n ,,utn',"r.
~ SAN ~" 'ts uon. s'..'. - tti' =
, 1876-05-26

latton. T. could, bo made, very productive
rs so and ,sIsS ,.o5 soe .s p ..en;, AZ sS
wo"ll he yery useful tof .nnny pu1pn.ts for w1cl;
hard wood j. employed, Theirs E large case aIlca
Sat. w sfniS o e ca IL Il hHiNa s N s'" daas
y" interesting to nnny cotton. oprra.ors WIZ" w',h
p knnw ths charne'e1, Of the substance which -
nnring our Civil VII, tho cation culture IN Egypt
a ,n RGE. a eog' sSq
was esnse ss % %e1cn e wa
tail in totton, and tho Egyptians were applied.
They ttII' derive their rrinsiim revenus ou;.lde
roiin extensively Into tho cultivation Of rugar but
The rupuia hae hect dend losa, mono oe thu cxten:
live hnsar -nlils in tho country having yet paid
nnAsA TAnLE-wAnE,
sneh ~ tho Araha use. is exhibited, -some Of It
i'ne q these ,sci.-tlo finest In ,he eal-
ss51s sn.,,.ss ses hssn n and .ons sns
The sarnr establishment. ono show' case Is n''ed
with silks Of various pattcrnr.-thc maturity Of
1 bRfS. Gn h'' s ceoan, se, f ws ya91
tsa!otlng matte. before they ~sEe put m rIace;.
iISt1 iI:Sest Il % As1anlria M one Of s,s 5uok.
a; sso Ann1s n1nea and II an1 s' Rsef:
collection Of whc1t and other cereal product. Of
EEypt; ana tlsrc .s sooay varlc'y Of tho aneE
:ops ilehly mo,!ici ana cayered VIII G1e em:
orsebaek exercise, there arr saddles sof catnclr,
an!l nlso for donkcys.. Far donkey-riding tho
saddle lns an Immense bunch or hump In front.
when yon lean fotward The donkey l.na 4 trick
OF thus dismoantinE hls pnss enEer, as many ~
n} nam}m? and s"liy asscrt tat. n my tumSns
reIf. Thc camel -radilo IL Tort Of dish IN which
aff St.tf totA rRoI tcnt ~
been there, ar don't recommend II to an American
ms stcndy exercise. hare fcco!leet!uns Of feel
o Fl ttsP aaf th1ssh S Ssk
Ing MS straight ~ though had swa,luwed tcnt.
pale. ana q scndIng my trousers to tailor 70 lave
The Egyrtian Department nttrac:sa great many
around. This morning couple Of ruFaEts
AFronDED MUCH AMUSEMENT
to sh9 sest by ;9eif Eany quest,!9ns IN e9s
ir,nanded as stood IL fro,lt Of . case oi table:
~ ihsn asked. NOV id ate they,S. ~ & es,':
os aofe lS thaa hundred years t.y
lug up, out Of thu Pyramids, or, hows'
i'x :, efs Sss 20 a f"es nss y 'sRsn s s
more curious hase come from the rySramils; slo
cnpo and let her fat! upon sone one ulse. Then I
went To whcfe there II stntled crocodile about 70
1 nd r Issas@y
not to see them, nnd lirtcncd with composurc "a
NY eom,panon,s explana.ieu that tns r!dgvs on ths
Wien thc old ono nc Is nseep D. 'rhis erocoIiis, sad
w1s foterIy taa E ths y1 a
10y by ths iaek Of tl,e neck aud one ieg and thel
! beast. Ali womb come md sit up IN the end oi
hIa tnil, and open Ills month, and then lie King
, 1876-05-26

FOURTH OF JULY INJUNCTION,
WAsuIsoroN, ID. G., Alny e5.-Thc following
vas issued to.duy by tho President of tho Unltd
Stntes:
4 PnncLANArTny.
WnEnEAs, a jofnt resolution OF the Senate and
House Of Representatives wAa duly approy.a Nh
tho E1th day 0f March last which resolution IL AZ
follows:
he Il resotrfd, by the Senate and lInuso Repre-
ecntatiycs Of the tTnfrl stntea Of AHrrica IN
Congress- assembled, THAT II bo and IL here:
By recommended by the bcJato and
House Of Representatives 10 tho pe'nle OF the
ecvesal Stateu that they assemble In hclr scvera
counties or towns on tho approaching Centennial
anniversary OF our national Independence, md TINT
they cause to hayu delivered such lay an ilafor-
eai sketch Of said county or town rom tta forinA.
tlon, and thut copy Of satl ekesel nay he filed
cunuty, and m additional copy In Iint Or nailli-
gfr.s, to ha intent that cornpletr;ccord may thus
b. eptAlncd Of the progress o. 1us institutions
during tho lrat Centennial VI 1ielr cxibtcnce " !;
and.
WHEREAS, II is deemed proytr that anch rec
omncndntton be brought tu tenotlca and kn0Wl-
chgc Of tho people Of the Gntc1 states; Now,
therefore, !, Ulysses s, Gran, President OF the
United States. do hereby aeclrc and make known
the In the hope thIt the 5b}cct q sch reso!n
the Eniied StAlGs, mud that TIC rr0pcr stel's may
be taken 10 carry the ranlo tito cllcct.
Given under my hAntl at the City OF washing.
ton this l,h lny OF My ~ tho ycas ol our tnrtl
1S7f1, and nt tho fnLrondonce OF thG United
Status the Tooth. U. y. GRANT.
Ity tho President
HAMILTON Ftsll, Secretary OF Stale.
, 1876-05-26

The following IL 4 ilst VI tho animals and birds
with which Tho Prince OF Wa'es oct ont from
htar, tlrrc lropards, three thare, two lhtlan wild
dogs, twn musk dtur. ono NylEhau c4lt onp sheep
(dUnleat!c>, ons IntliRn antelope. On bnurt! tho
sheep, four sheep tdnn,ustic). orc coral or lIimA
layun chano!., two hug dser sWo etphants one
snox partridge On 6oa''l The ssr.p,s-fwo @
chcctni., ono Vlscrtiuo ent ons 1n.linn antelope.
two Axis deer, onr Cashuerian lenE, Two clu-
rha,tA, one n,anlra tlpad}, twu Hhesus hlunkcys.
liir1is-S!1tsen li!n.aIayan monhuls tphearunts,.
twsnty.thsee lnrnc.! traHoranE. two puc1as lhta-
sHhts, twonty -Iss Cheer Pticassnts, four kalcege
pheasanss, scysh !,artridees lhIll}. three Jungle
fowt, four Chlrkars paFtsi,letr eight dnveh. ten
EEGer fruit ptgtons, ono gray Winged blsrkh'rd,
tvu comuon pcafowl, thrue uslrtches, Two shynies
lxtlual.
, 1876-05-26
ART.
soME REMARKABLE ErU1nITtONs,

e''.aa, eo"I @,..a...,a..- - ~. a.,,.'
nee1m .0pc""e"es ~, s1",.o :, 1"s s,. 1oan
BALTIMORE, Nd., hlhy -o.-l WISH 10 1c1''era
frrf somewhat viii n,,aliArd 10 sneak. },uyintr
spent two mornInss-or ruthrr Il part of onc
and Tic whole Of anotllcr-ln the Art-Dcnart-
ment of tin rrrnt Centennial Show nj Phllu-
'!'e"s " Niio e e@1 oN''sN'".aA eo" ~ A''.'o
dolphin, to which point Tade little excursion
While matters were dull at tho Conference here.
ly why Of introduction allow me to remark
etrnte @ to mapxinl what q nreat nation the
United States Of Amcriu. has come to be, all in
q hundred years. On this understanding my
discourse will procecd.
Firatly, thcn: On ascending tho steps to tho
main entrance Of the Memorial Hail, after pass-
to 'eu,-and what they hayc to do with Amrr-
ean art during the last century Is mt ment!onea
object, which seems TO bs an American variation
silenus and Pan, the Mer,uuidn, n,-t c., creature
inf huu,on ont, holf snmrthnp c1,c.-hoIsr ,.nnt
".h .'t' wv. ~ . @ sa.. n"s h Nav ~" ,.5. .uaa
mys.ian NJ 0si ~, @ hsa o, q nsn1E9 ni Ma'hingto @
n irls a!si aft o. ny Doay' toMn ~
p""s @ IT, Easr ot s caaury ~ tuesss Into Ss liz
american ehs, Or m fanSr sd ea M, a. tnas M ior . r.
~ @ :" s% oo ., v srIhs s NTH e Ist oi
,na Mh.e ~ sSea KY .he " aiy " hioIc haa
ss 10! III & .o Y" tn 10 o. n sa
ta Iiiete egn OF eo9rse, " nc oelest!on accord.
nE 20 Lug rntes y Gsso Fly. af 10 nahhs Ata!Hs
nn.i nn.. hne ha oEu any l,e'r,itaPs LIZ pr
Se, thereby sno"hK Mhat man anu wlat isa; ~
,aS @ 'nM .i'; eoumvyi u, VIII H. nft IT.
conoina!o con Is. tut, instcai of uniting @ Ms head
Or neo!so asMlngtoh aaa tan az o. tne hmottan
eaRlo aesnfdns 10 tfun clash1c art, we na'e lno
heAaH OF Tlh pafttes 70 INC c1Mpinntion, % m ,, ~1I'
never iaiI HE ~ ieg g. hns rort Wny ~ tAas
& a nH r % n.oo' n =, S %;n. ~. ~
n!En ~ nnuE E uns ~ ~ s,t eHt % Ga'tr .' su
of .tAlua5y when h9A the ehlsI p1acs q noaof "a
thih gtAndt hal, oi tnis sFsat ar h3hloiton II
tas familiar !uok; yes. u IN taas group. called
A,netlGa. when siahaa ~ one corner o. NJ oas9
o. tAe Aloett heI'ot'h! II Ao1uon. H. snay 70 Wei!
LIN y. mention, toI tn1 prhen. yonsmant !caae.s W
luE lulNVAE lHuk AlpCIt ~ tHb ucEGslteu lfsbQHa
, 1876-05-26

t.teted by President and \ legislative body called
The VoikHraad ti'cottr's t;puncill. The country
productions nrr wtot, cut,Ie, wheat, corn. ia.
innnd.. and must Of i!n fruits Of Tho temperate
ZONE" ...- -..
When you hnrc heard thtr yon viii ray p you5.
rclf, or IL tic friend ut your elbtw: ''Wnn,l"r.
fnl' 1lcr' Il country of which we know no'I.tns
tic n,'rr ri.ir ii ihc eat. to do hohot To Ten
hsxe a"oSns aa # m *ssnat s9 o. II s 4atsa sss
Yotk xillny:, have actually done: more 81 onf
million u ,nhn'itsnt.,, q! Ts1s.." Wien yon
,nk y .t % ID Il. IT, s XII M sif f ep"bs sfs .na
giving cheer for it, yellow and white l!ag: nnl
whru you gst home you win, no doubt, get ont
ih @ etsy It Viii Vii te teiI 1 u lie ssent ri>a Or
emigration ur thousands of Dntch cnlnnata from
ths ,Cn1c %i t;ood jlopc ssho, IN isA,, 70 ssc.re
upon 1hc Orange River; Of their ttrnrglen with the
wark hlackr wh1 flara.scd t',rr .cttletncnt. jMrt
renewed oppTcs,ions u ihc Brjal, ana of III. anal
grant nf ,nItpcnscncu In 1s.i, growing out Of The
dceirc Of thu English Goscrnmen. I" have thu aid
Of the E'"cra IN a threatened kaIlr WaE.
who nre tl,us clv!]tzIng harharuut land. Not
many thnrr hut TIC fsw they ecnd arc interesting
jar gain eeai!c Kai! sorn: wooi in hase ra.-.
pkin*, dried iruits, and bitulninnua coal. Thri,,
!n the why Of manufactured articles, there nrc
rhtlineeror hide wlpr, hnrncEs ef flrrtsase work.
nnnshlB, aud muaEl OF q waHUn fur WnUl trnIlH-
ppst. Aiming Tic natural curinsiies Is tle fruit VI
the crram nf snru!r plant-n ssmal rourd c"ntatn.
Lima bennt, cncl covered with white powder,
which, 1t il raI1. il0ssesHes all the prurGrtlcs ~
cream uf tartar. The casGh u ttni1ed hisds 81
brilliant ilumnsc give an fdc1 Of the ornithnlngi.
CAl r!chnrtn OF tho country, AMI diamond in lltt
racl,, worth about oo etan'tA fur thc rccent,,
, 1876-05-26

Somewhat bitterly tie AuguHta tia:} chroniele
suW!s, not To mike .nonry. llo ttl much good
while au,urg w, and !abose1 without lllo expcrta
t!ul VI any Eeward sasr tit hute of Tint which hU
mates that Mr. Moody NILS Ill AboliiLouist and IN
his sermons has Men severe gion tLo systenl Of
charge be falsr. We do know that while III
Augusta not word escaped the lips oi The rrca.
Evangelist that was in The least acgfee ocheisu To
an AboltionlsL Whit hsus Abol!tloulsm las been
, 1876-05-26

At a recent sale Of p!eiurs in baltimore thirty
seven works sold foF 81, 600; while the thirty
fedn says: "TheTe was ccrtsln1y grrat deal
moro profit In selling frumes thau there WAS In thu
only 81 for picture, whIlu he had TO pay So. bD
for the frame. Thcsc ate snny prrBons Who uGjcct
to thus being compelled to tAku francs at market
ChoQae luk tho NItuIcs.h
, 1876-05-26

lrnd lsauc for eleven ycnrn In f;eorGh. Tho votes
nf the representative 0f the whts people IN Gear
gn gave to the negro hts ffcrdoln Since that time
tieorgia md the South haa delighted TO honnr not
Federal t0ldfers who marched through our cnnntrJ
with tic twoEd in ono hand and : torch In tho
other. Why, then, should we ask nt one who
coIacs To us IN holy mission what h!s feelings
were, Of arc, III regard u atnYefYftf
, 1876-05-26
TXPOSITI)N-NOTES.
Er0,n Our On Correspondent.


PHILADELPHIA, III hay go very prettS
way OF expressing natlonal cnataeteFlht'cs III
TINT ndopttM by tt Swedish Commissioners.
They hayc brougb over from tllc Museum ut
Stockholm nun,er Of plastcr-casts, lLfc-sizc,
rnrcsent,nr thc ,cnenntry In various pnyts Of
thsir country. 7sese figures arc dressed in the
md are arrange range II, groups like stutuary,-only
thcy pro'lucr '.:;yellcr elect than could be OBJ
tuned from .gsnotonous whitu marble. by a
familiar nroc Us, Il fcsl,.tint is given to the ex-
1t them, is difficult to bclcse that they
are not not eritablc acsl,.antl-bluod. Ono Of TIC
Pieces rsrescl.tS al Old man nntl EoouWt1e acat-
ell a. orn,slto sides af little, t!nc-worn table,
while ',e n'co ~ which tey ute placed 10 t'ttcd
III lil, tho Interior uf d hut. llo holds In Ills
vcatlcf-Lcatcn hands u Bible, from which he
spEaFs u DC rca.llEg TO Ills companion, who
,nru. Gray hairs struggle down her wrInlslell
forchcaI from underneath 1lcr ttnselctt
eap. hef sh'n, tight'hitlis Doalee. par
tally covered with black Jacket, Is nrnaIncntcd
ia front with The chap brass chains and loekc,s
tho arcsa of these af''res wh!cs, renders them
usordinury accuracy Tic faced arc nodded from
III, on1 .,,ry wrinkle ant hn,,os thot ~, ~, n,sn
80 w.. w.. t"us ~ ~ tANo
teshe expression arc 1al,hl'''y foprcscHted. Even
! The chairs upon which tho t,Hplc rlt are DID, aud
prrss,y for thta nar1o5c from h, interim s,vcdtsh
sss,,;,,. 80 - '"'N''S' e"'"''"
4aS'nnK. TGaK .o,,,s., ,,,,,r ,,o,,,. .r..u.,.,,.
There are kevcfnt otner Efnhl3 ,epfGfent'ng dif-
s..ht blases .. 1d at1oss .no i"Mt elasSes Of1o
~ blnai ilaI5 u iAaFaMnssI, shn""ns n"n tAo eoaplo
,s.,, s nIssn f.i tit n %t;rnn av,i,.W te
!Iskct' hlacR t,sA- -MtImg MEGHEH, COARSE
Nalte ttocRlnsE, h!a Hcn'5 h.oen. no newly
e aaae spouse haa Ellt then ui'ol! "cs Satl blagk
pMFe rtolHhe!y pirGe" "Et VIII t.u. attle Eilt
es around hcf ncck, eea l'.'tleoat Wt!i whte
S,hanxing BY her s!.!e Another gsonG sh;oy;s two
siatefa leam!hE apnM tnsr sHsmH, nnn, "i!nthclr
tNc4, stnhns beside Eec"nlsnt Hins. Of w,orU
essth ssdl 'aEors they aEs aftsfcsGa ohse,sefs
1'e etous atMGL nacn G'S,,on I'LL '1o,m W,
rs u; w n"It u ,, ina na ~ ~ ..5 ~ ~
antns III III ~ ~ v Xviii irn ~ Hnr*,a,,I
:" w WHIT Way '"e Fos"' ~" NV '' 'o'ee'""e'
--
IT.
The neI,ro Of ttc EaulI haa not yet thrown over.
l"arA nIl tho llahH which liu acquired during ll4
sehtnrLrs uf bondage. He car esenHow work with
will aud bu chvurfu' ahont It, ] was aLrllr,trtl
th!t morning. IN entering Machinery tnll u lear
sthnfua Of vofrrs rising above the lE ufs cluHEl
d loon,n and prrseeH From far III Tic fetvsacs tf
The ennrlnnas building tho song nontrd ur pnd yct
ittaycrsr ali thr length Of tic hall, n,til dual
lytracei its sourro in miniature tnbac,o arfnry
thst wna In fuIl ourrattpn. gangs oj nrrrocs
bcnr rnulnvrI III .ffnniny and euHtnr md
foi!ne tht, ienf tnto iii tin fuFms snltsh,
tor sntokinE aid chow iag At one table rcre iyc
, 1876-05-26
ED PHILLIPS.
That Pesky Little Dummer Attempts to
Steal the Assessors Books,

| Efpo1 %ha ARanccSr'a HnnkR
'1' ''~''S%
| ....,
| Tic uct9 WOrHtGd III the Encounter, and
,,,,,, ~ -, m.n.-
| VIII 30 Arrested To-Day.
| That mos. notorious and most tn!sca!cyous Of
The four South Town frauds, E,lvar.. Phillips,
who recently snlned SO ouncns1ao!e hotofetT lof
saas ,auqe,, , election. that an nsns"
! pcoIs ssnse N thels majesty aaa eIuS'In.u
them for their ihfAuy, yesterday appeared ina
! ~ ,ht.t1o. sr1;ch l.. Mod " ,,-1,r, t,ret, ~ .r1
ot lI"s''es "li'en nc nao gr"wn urea ~ , a,',
| that hcftuls him aud thu rang OF
which lc IA the nc,,n,wlc,,pnl Chief, Mr.
Philip, l,ns lived ling enough to know
| TINT tIs voice OF tic pcopc IA ,hc yo,cn OF God.
he long sIneo would havo learned lin. ,nuelly
hurdcncd people wuuld admit Of no more Of Ills
| nonsenrC NJ South Town Astcs.or un,lcr nny cnn.
Liberation 'Is st' continue, TO cherish in hls
roT ppwsa s an oea
ltfc aud will be permitted u ret even with ven.
| rpnncc with those who aided ani abctted Ills down.
fail. Vengeance upon hIz tneiufes, whether
1nods Vi ar.yt.sncnt. Friends he had nons,
PURPOSE; purpose Of # enrichng ~ themselves @ Such man ma az a.
pnen 10 s ef t.
.S,th oa.tsd " Fubls opinlon i, from goo tas
William y. H. Gray. He was syaln ou.tcd, and
yestsrday afternoon he t"ok the l.w in.o hs own
must ptoInfneu. of whom T. tie lion. ". ".
o'nrlen; 1'is legal lnnnary hns ffsqaently er.
Ssa -" b: d;sp ns;sst II W. t.si5 ;.hs .ids
vsa,cinv rhi11fn, and 1;lccsn,, rcpnIrsj to thsir