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that they would thus secure good administration OF the
Department His friends to feel hopeful OF his con-
rnation and he has strong Republican backing in the
advocacy Speaker Hustled and Senator Tobey but his
confirmation must be set down very doubtful with
tho chances against him. Leading Republican
Senators declare that the vote Of Senator
Tobcy is the only Republican vote Mr. Weed will receive,
AMI nowhere, except among Mr. Weeds friends, does
there TO be any expectation of his confirmation.
Republican, Mr. smyth in the place, and the gen.
era desire Of his party friends to be that he shall
remain there At the time, MI. Weeds friends arc
throwing mysterious hints OF very probable confirm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-13

PROVISIONAL Rhinebeek. Thursday April 8. Anne FL
bertha Bro wnson daughter OF the Rev H. Brownson
Norwich Conn, papers please copy
DURFEE-In wllIamstown. Mass ID inst, sarah Tappan.
Rev John Pierce D. d. Of BrooRne Mass aged 7s
GERRY-At orangs T. on "Wednesday morning April -
Fry and Mary G. Fry Plainfeld Conn aged 30 years
ST., Brick Church Station.
GLMAN-At Florence Italy, the 27th Of March. Samuel
city in the 10Th year OF his ago.
GRANTAt Ponotoc Mss on Tuesday, April Il in the 7Sd
81 e ag Ra, Or0Sr Oh the ' D'
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
daughter q r. and Amra HUTCHINSON aged 10 months
Of her parents, lS3 ascOn-st., Brooklyn.
KEYsER-On the 9Th inst Roxceanah, widow OF the late
Tho relatives friends family respectfully
% attend the funeral from her late residence No East
Woodlawn FOR interment.
LANCEY-On April ~ Lewellyn, the thirl OF Mr. and
Mrs James Lancey OF Leweyn Park West Orange N. J..
The body will be buried privately in Philadelphia.
MILLER William FzLugh Miller OF Geneva n Y, died at
Funeral TO be at FeerDoro on T2arsias '' ''''
READING-w Wednesday morning, of dphthcr.a Foy, Of
James A. and Emma Reading aged yea. aud
Funeral from the family residence at Ale dali ~ j. Friday
at PM Train win leave by Erie Railway. foot Cham.
STEWART On Monday afternoon. April TO- Alexander t.
The place Marks Church
inst at H. to which reaiiyss and ifc3ds are Invited
sTEwART-Suddenly. on wednesday morning. April IL,
AMANDA ~, widow OF Joseph ID. stewart
Relatives and friends OF her sOnsinaw
Ezra Gderseye end J. Gashere De W.T. also members OF
Acacia Lodge No 227 and A. NJ invited TO attend
funeral Friday, l4th inst at Presby.
terrain Church, sprtng-st. near Varick-st.
SUYDAM-Apr IL, Sarah Augusta, wife of Rev Howard
Suydam OF Jersey City.
Funeral at Reformed Church at O'Clock
Thursday The clergy and relatives invited
Al her late residence 229 Eighth st. 1880 O'Clock.
TRIPLETT- Miss Yriie NJ. Trplett, Richmond. Va on
the llth April 1876.
Greensboro KY. and Copenhagen Denmark papers please
copy
wAGNERmon Tuesday 18th inst, Crawford N J., Fred
erick W. Wagner, aged IS.
Friends respectfully invited 20 attend
the funeral at ll30 O'Clock a Thursday 18th inst
the Presbyterian Church Cranlord Tram leaves Of
Liberty-st, ". Y, at l0:l5 a
WEMPLE-At West Brighton, Staten Island. "Wednesday
April II. Mary Elizabeth, wife OF VIM. II. Wemple. -
Funeral Saturday, the 18th inst, IL O'Clock
the Church Of the Ascension West Brighton Relatives and
family invited Boats Pier
10, " K, foot OF Dey ST., at 10 a.
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SUPERINTENDENT OF INSURANCE.

SMITH NJ. WEED NoMISATED-DoUBT or HIS con-
FIRMATOE-A REPUBLICAN DESIRE TO RETAIN
THE PRESENT INCUMBENT.
by TELEGRAPH TRIBUNyl
ALBANY, April 12.-Gov. Tilden sent to the
Senate to-day the name OF Smith NJ Weed of Clinton
County for Insurance superintendent Mr. Weed has
been prominent In the Assembly, having been member
in 1865 66677173 and IA and has always stood in tho
front rank for ability among the Democrats
on the floor His nomination Is SAID TO have
been urged by leading insurance companies who felt
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
TELEGRAPH PATENTS.

TIE WESTERN UNION BEATEN IL THE oUADRUpLE
SUITS
Inc superior Court of this city granted an
lV'n0uoh yesterday restraining the Western Union
Aoesaph company George B. Prescott and others from
prosecuting OF Withdrawing inc applications for the
famous duplex aud ouad,1,n,o1 ,,,tan,s "a g.. -.
osvhg letters patent for the same pending addicaton
=. are S. OF we Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph Com.
! tneIeto lhesc patents cover the Inventions which
rave been used Tor year past by the western Union
Telegraph Company. aud which afford Additional facIIi
uesior TRANSMISSION Without additional wires In is ALLEGED
that the use thereof by the Western Union w.
unlawful aud that the ownership of The i,ye,
vested in tue Atlantic and Pacific Colnnanv ou' 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-13
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

FROM KINGSTON, JAM.-fn steamship AHaS, April r.
Mr and Mira r. g. LOundes and daughter. Capt q. D.
SON. Surgeon Gen I'd Gilborne Msjortien r. T. T. Farren
Capt \. RaIer Alex Steele Mr. and Mrs G. c. Lindo. Dr.
j. b. Marsh Major f. G. SIN, Alex Dry sdale, Miss Jessie
Drysdae George Bush. DR.. J. G. Philippe vile and
son Mi and Nrs H. Yates. Rev. Mr. and Mrs. ]. 81 Hide
brand aud daughter. Mrs Lewis, DIR. NJ A. Robbins Miss
Am Atkins A. Isaacs, C. l.. Isaacs {. b. Hall, Harry
Morse Mr. and A. A. Hart and son, Rev Mt aud Mrs
g. h. Alexander and children, Miss Joanet Ogilye From
Port. au PIince-John b. Heneage, Ernest Leon, NJ h.
Schumk Thco. e. Bonot A H. LILare and GusaY Lohl
l...
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INCIDENTS RELATIVE TO Mr.. STEWART.

An incident in the life of Mr.. Stewart show
Ing his readiness to do kind act is related by g. j.
Ahern Several years ago Buchanan Read brought lad
to this country from Italy and Mr.. Read dying soon
after the boy was left without resources In q strange
land After he had made unsuccessful efforts to
obtain employment Mr.. Ahern sent him To MI
Stewart with a note. Mr.. Ahern adds In the note
I confessed that was personally unknown to him,
but that took advantage Of the fact that for nearly
20 years had open account at his store told the
boys story romarkng that he but followed In Mr. stew
arts wake and mine In seeking fortune In the western
world He was kind enough to grant the lad Immediate
audience and TO hire him on spot at liberal salary
WAS so pleased with my that said, somewhat
pIayfuly that survived him would use the little In
cdent In ohaplot for his tomb. The great millionaire
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RANK TAX REPEAL.

WASHINGTON, April PA delegation of
bankers consisting of Messrs Hall Of Boston, E. G..
spaudng OF Buffalo and John i. Williams, Calhoun, an
Baker OF New-York City, i. B. Judson OF Syracuse,
Falls OF Cincinnati, English Of Indianapolis Norris OF
Baltimore LOOMS OF Connecticut and Others appeared
accompanied by Mr. Knox Controller OF the Currency TO
be heard the subie OF taxation Of National banks
Messrs Hall, English and Falls addressed the Commit
tee In favor OF repeating the provisions Of the National
bank law imposing taxes on capital and deposit.
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STATE OF TRADE.
COFFEE MARKETS,

RIO J.SEIRo, April 2.-Cofee market animated prices
firm; Good Firsts, GOOOd6l50 refs q 10 kilogrammes
Exchange London - Freights per sail TO the English
daily receipts the past week, 5000
sales Of the week for EUROPE 6OOO bags for tho
1000 and for Mediterranean ports, 2OUO
bags. shipments Of the for Europe 5000 bags fol
The Unite states $4,000 bags and for Mediterranean psts
5000 bags.
RIO JANEIRo April i2Nothing is doing In Conee thu week
on account Of the rel giols obseryanres.
SAMOA Arrl very animated prices advancing
superior santos $50 refs y 10 kiOs. Average daily
receipts for the past week 100 bags weeks sales for
Europe 1900 for the United 5000 shipments OF
week, 5000, all for European ports; stock IN port
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s,.,o Convention in his interest, the result OF which
1ss that the meeting, very large one, i tS
weoa 20 instruct their representatives " otner"iSo
Ssn nv declaring their opposition to the nomination OF
tnan e GonkIing for President Mr.. COnking mas no
hoseoe, OF All in New-Jersey. Not solitary Repuoucah
so far as we observed fayors his aspr
ewsppd he masses of the party either positively
tiOns him or have no belief that he could be elected
Il dominated And yet for some p e Of states
HewJeeIscyy, 10 Tor him in the New-York newspapers
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THE OPERA.

The first appearance Of Mile de Belocca, next
Monday. will be fitting introduction to the gayety ~
the Easter The young lady has youth and beauty
n her favor aud the prestige Of in Europe. and
there be reasonable doubt of her success here
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-13
FIRE STATISTICS OF THIS CITY

The report of the Fire-Marshal of this CITY
Tor the three months ending March 81 shows that there
were 1893 fires during the quarter involving loss OF
f2s7l7996 upon which there was total Insurance no
$S,Seo42s The amount OF uninsured loss was 500 900
curing the quarter there were four and indct
ents and i've convictions for The report OF the
superintendent OF the Bureau OF Combustbles shows
knat III the same period as violations
were detected and prosecuted and the cases against
- were discontinued the defendants complying with
NE requirements OF the law. ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-13

During recent revival excitement in the
outskirts OF this country request made for all who
desired the prayers OF the church TO rise shaggy old
miner burning with desire TO do his part arose. and
putting his hand down into his buckskin. meekly in
quired How much Will IL be, boss r-lCahon City Coll
Avalanche.
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NOT TO BE CALLED MoYTEzUMA.

WASHINGTON, April 12.-The House Commit
tee on Territories decided to-day that NewMexco when
admitted as State. should not be called Montezuma,
but retain its present The vote the Constitu
ton is 10 be held In June, 1877.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-13

Glass in Natural Philosophy. Subject, "Den-
sty OF Bodics Professor (who measures over six fee
to a small student II IN the air and fall
ing you directly under and al falling do
you think. Sir you could get out Of my way T. Not
you coming down horizontally, Sir" Class laughs.
nruf IN.
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THE SLANDER ON MR.. BLAINE.

LETTER IN ANSWER TO THE INDIANAPOLIS STORY
HE SAYS THERE is NOT TIE REMOTEsT FOUNDA-
TON FOR THE STATEMENTS
WASHINGTON, April 12.-The following is
copy OF letter written by Mr.. Blaine to friend in
Michigan. short time since touching the story made
public in The Indianapolis Sentinel and published yes
terday:
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,,
WASHINGTON, d. c.. March % (
Ny DEAR FRIEND: Yours received. beg you will not
DO disturbed by Washington respecting myself
The story OF my having received money. or any
thing else OF value from the Union Pacific Railroad Com
ay or any OF its officers agents, Is not only false but
absurd There Is not the rcmOtest foundation for IT, and
can scarcely conceive that any would bs credu0us
enough 10 believe IT, 1t has been circulating in Wash
ingi0n Tor sone weeks past in Indefinite irIesponsl-
bic and intangible way Whenever it shall assume form
and shape and publicity IL win receive a conclusive
mind
isaall never be injured by stories OF this kind.
Sincerely yours, D. &. BLAINE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-13
VIRGINIA REPUBLICAN CONVENTION.

LYNCnBURG, April 1.-THE Republican State
Convention met at noon to-day The State was fully rep
resented Peter j. Carter coored) OF Northampton was
elected temporary Chairman. There angry dis
,ussion over the Committee on Credentials, and no
result has been reached.
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Note This Fact.

Tho success and perfection the "NEw WILCOX GIBBS
AUTOMATIC SILENT SEWING MACHINE is attesed by the fact
that machine companies unscrupulousy borrow
the Ian qua 20 OF Its advertisements
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MARRIED.

C0OPER-JENKINs-Att the Presbyterian Church IN Boon.
ton Morris County ". j., fuesiay evening the llth
mst by Rev Thomas Carter CunaI> D. Cooper TO Jean.
ME t. youngest daughter Of the late George Jenkins all Of
Boonton.
the brides parents by Rev. DIR. Elder Henry smith Of
NewYork to emma Louise daughter Of Charles Young.
Net
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HAVANA EXCHANGE.

HAVANA April l2-Exchange-On rho United States. 60
days. currency 92G0 discount short sight has discount
6Oays gold, 2a2 premium short sight, 3e1i premium
ON London l4ql5 premium on Paris, li2S2 premium
PRINT CLOTHS MARKET.
PROVIDENCE, II. L. April l2-Prntng Cloths quiet and I'M
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THE ST. LAWRENCE RIVER OPEN.

TIE ST. LAWRENCE RIVER OPEN.
QUEBEC April 1.-THE first pilot schooner
OF the went down the St. Lawrence River to-day
The clear OF leo for several days. aud
cation seward is quite open.
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DIED.

All Notices Of Marriages must be iadors.d ieih fau
name and address.
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5perial Notlres.
Prices Reduced.

Carpets. Prices Reduced.
GEO T. L. HYATT,
27l and 273 Canal, through to 81 Howardst.
Offers retail at reduced prices Carpeta
follows;
ADMINISTERS, BODY BRUSSELS,
VELYETS, TAPESTRY BRUSSELS
3ply and Ingram Carpets Oil Cloths Rugs and Mattngs
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MR.. PARK IN NEED OF A FRIEND.

HE SOUGHT GIN. scHENCK, NOT BECAUSE HE WAS
| AMERICAN MINISTER BUT As lie ETED SOME
ONE TO TEUsT-Ro5sITER W. RAYMOND BEFORE
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Moody and snukey.

NIGHT at O'Clock and SATURDAY NIGHT meeting a
Association Hall, Twenty third st. and fourthaye. at 8
o'clock.
SPECIAL tickets for the Evening Services OF Tuesday
Wednesday Thursday. aud Friday will be issued 10
churchsDvs and ~ persons not yet entered Christian
life person application at the Hppodrome each day FROM
10 q. 10 p. IN. Entrance +, Twenty.
sXt!I ~, FOurt-aye.
No service at the Hippodrome SATURDAY. and noon
meeting on SUNDAY.
Services close on April 10.
number Of articles have been found whicc
tain on application
Post-Oiace Notice.-The FOREIGN MAILS Tor the week
ending SATURDAY. April 10, 1876 will close this once
WEDNESDAY, at $50 for Europe, per China,
Queenstown; TIL kSDAY, AT for Great Britain
Ireland and France per steamer City Of Richmond.
Queenstown, and at ll30 IN, Tor Europe, per
steamer sueya via Plymouth Cherbourg. and Ham
burg; on SATURDAY, at z a. H.. for Great Brit
ain, Ireland, and France. per steamer Germanic,
via Queenstown and at for scoani must be
specially Addressed per steamer Victoria Glasgow
at 1880 for Europe per steamer Oder via South
ampt0n and Bremen. The mails for China, Japan &C. win
leave san francisco April - The direct mails for Brzi
Porto Rico, &C. will loaye New-York April l5 The
for the West Indies via Havana Will leave New York April
~. =. l.. JAMES. p. NJ.
The Members of the Committee appointed by the Union
League cub 10 attend the funero Mr. A. I. STEWART
requested to meet at the late residence OF Mt
O'Clock A. IN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-13

Or. dc JOngh's Light-BrOwn Cod Liver Oil.
Dr. Harwcko Coroner for Mdlesex, writes In the class
Of tubercuar diseases including Consumption prevalent In
great OF population the OF DR. JOnghs Cod
Liver oil Is attended with manifold advantages" sold In cap
suel Imperial HaltP nts, 81, by all Druggists Goa
sgnces ANSAR, HARTFORD q Co, London. sole Agents
FOR the nited States JOHN 4. HENRY, CURRAN q Co,
New-lork.
Ladies having unnatural growth Of a- the face
II Permanently removed without the
skin. Warranted cure for Moles and Freckes.
405 Fourth ave-
published, the beautiful "Wait and Watching
Me-" Soc. Not Very Far" Doc Mailed.
FREDERICK Blu ME, 81 Union square.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-13

The adjourned meeting of the Board OF
Health was held last evening.
The minutes Of the previous meetings
were read.
The reports of the sanitary inspectors
we're read, as follows:
DR.. S. S. Herrick. of the First District,
reports an abatement in small pox, the or
enforced. Scarlet fever has also subsided,
but mild type Of measles has become al
most epidemic. Inspections 1889, fumiga.
tions !, cases Of smallpox I, vaccinations
of children 60, miscellaneous 81
DR.. J. T. Newman, of the Second District,
says it Is remarkably healthy, except for
measles Of q mild type. Inspections 7S0,
disinfectiOns 3, fumigations 7. cases of
small -pOx 8, vaccinations 3.
DR.. Gustave Devron, Of the Third Dis
trict. states the health to be fair, except for
smallpox, which continues in spite of
every effort to arrest it, there being four.
teen deaths. Inspections 1862, fumigatiOns
"a. cases smallpox 81, vaccinations Al, Ger
tificates II.
DR.. Joseph Holt, of the Fourth District,
reports the presence Of measles and con-
tinuance Of scarlet fever. Inspections 80,
disinfections 4, fumigations 4, cases of
smallpox 5.
DR.. r. A. Bayley, of the Sixth District,
states the general health good, with some
malarial fever, but no deaths. A favorable
statement of McDonogh School No. is
made. Inspections 266, fumigations 3, cases
OF emallpox 6, vaccinations 40, certif-
Gates SO.
DR.. S. L. Henry, of the Seventh District,
reports reasonably good health, with few
cases of rubiola and scarlatina. Inspec-
tions l56, vaccinations 81.
Dr. George X. Pratt, of the Fifth Dis
trict, reports: Inspections 1888. fu fumigations
4, cases of smallpox 4, vaccinations 6. A
special report on the Gretna police station
is submitted. stating it is in q most filthy
condition, with leaky roof, tumbling cell
ings, cells used for horse stables, and the
yard pool of stagnant, decomposing fluid
filth.
A communication was received from tho
City Council, dated April IL, announcing
that at special meeting of that date the
Council had unanimously reelected the
following gentlemen members of the Board
of Health to serve the current year: DR..
Felix Gaudet, DR.. J. j. Finney and Dr.. Y.
r. Lem0nnier.
A letter was read from the secret4fy of
the American Social Science Association
asking opinions as to the different methods
of housing masses Of the people, partiou-
larly with reference to the relative merits
of tenement buildings and separate email
cottages, in accordance with . resolution
recently adopted by that organization.
A number of nuisances were ordered
abated in the usual way,
The board then adjourned.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-13
POLITICAL,
Municipal Elections.

JERSEY CIrY. N. j., April l2.-Chsrles
Seidler, Republican, was elected mayor BY
300 majority. The aldermen and board Of
educatlon are tie. The Democrats elect
the majority of freeholders.
LocKPORT, N. Y, April l2-The Repub
licans elect the mayor and three out of four
aldermen.
South Carolina Republican State Couvep
t1on.
COLUMBIA, April l2.-In the Republican
State Convention last night nothinc wa.
done. This morning the committee on Gro
dentials made its report, excluding ali the
contesting delegates. A minority report in
favor OF these delegates was submitted bv
Governor Chamberlain. The oueetion VA.
discussed oil day with great acrimonv snd
much personal abuse, and the majority 70
port Wa finally adopted by an oyerWhelm
ing majority. '-'--
During tho morning there wss Q lonr dis
toou1uu1D o. pou111 RAoRl
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-13
NEW YORK.
Government Business.

NEW YORK, April l2.-Sub-treasury
balances-Gold "a, ,ll0,755; currency $685.
$50, ,589.
The sub-treasury paid out $1,000 on "A
count of interest, and $4,000 for bonds.
Customs receipts 425l 900.
Tweed on European Trip.
An Italian waiter, formerly emploved .
Delm0nico's, has made affidavit that he
met Tweed last March on q steamboa
which plies between Genoa and Leghorn
Tweed spoke to him, and said he had 70 :
ceived pardon, and was travelling for his
health. He was stopping at hotel in Log
horn. The waiter atfirms he had not heard
of Tweed's escape.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-13
School Board.

The regular monthly meeting of the
Board of School Directors was held last
evening"
Present-Hou. b. G. Dibble, president;
Superintendent Boothby, and Messrs.
Bourges, Dumont, Glaudin, Hartzell, Heath,
Longstreet. Marks, Pinchback, Rey Tracy
and NAPLES.
The credentials of Messrs. James Long
street, p. B. S. Pinchback. H. L. Rey and
1. &. Tracy, reappointed, and those of
Messrs. c. L. Walker and Paul Trevigne,
appointed members of tle board, were pre-
sented, and they were invited to seats IN
the board.
The treasurer reported the following bal
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-13
The Revenue Cutter.

Yesterday the revenue cutter John A.
Dix, E. A. Freeman commander. came out
of dock completely repaired. She has had
her bottom newly coppered and new
wheel placed on her. To-day she will take
in coal and be prepared for . cruise, either
on her regular station, to sound Lake Pont-
ohartrain. or proceed at once to the Rio
GrAndA
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-13
WASHINGTON.
Blaine will Explain.

WASHINGTON, April l2.-Mr. Blaine has
prepared himself for defense against the
article which appeared in yesterdays In
dianapolis paper. He has . letter dated
April 6, from Morton, Bliss & Co., and ono
from e. II. Rollins, dated March 81, stating
positively that NO money had been paid in
any way or to anybody BY tho company
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-13
Appointments.

Governor Kellogg has made the follow
ing appointments:
j. w. Knoblocb, notary public for the
parish of Lafayette.
T. Collette, justice Of the peace, and o.
Cannon. constable, for the fifth ward of
Plauuemines
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-13
Funding Board.

The board of liquidation met yesterday
morning.
Present-Governor Kellogg, Lieutenant
Governor Antoine, Speaker Estilette, Au-
ditor johnson, Secretary of State Deslonde.
and w. C. Black, Esq, president of the
Cotton Exchange.
Absent-Treasurer Dubuclet and Fiscal
Agent Oslesby.
A discussion on a resolution to burn no
more Cancelled bonds ended with deter
mination to adhere to the regular method
"a heretofore practiced.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-13

IMPORTANT CHANGE OF SCHEDULE ON
THE EASTERN DIVISION OF THE MOBILE
LINE"-Will be in effect on and after Sun
day, the sixteenth instant, when fast ex
press trains, carrying the United States
mail and Great Southern express, will
leave the foot of Canal street at GAS A. M.
and p. NJ, with palace cars running
through via Atlanta to Washington and
Baltimore, and via Nashville and Louis
vile to Cincinnati, making but ono change,
with double daily connections to the Cen
tennial Grounds, New York, Boston and
other Eastern and Western cities.
This change of schedule will enable the
travelling public to reach Washington, Bal.
timore, Philadelphia and New York one
business day in advance of any other
schedule now in existence, and with more
comfort and safety than ever before Of
fered.
For through tickets and palace car ac-
o0mmodations call ON w. 81. Field, corner
Of Camp and Common streets (opposite City
Hotel).