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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-20

This great enterprise was yesterday in.
augurated at the Office of Mr.. j. G. Ions
dale, Sr., by . number of our most enter
prising and intelligent citizens. On RIO
ton. Judge 7. w. Brown was declared
chairman, and A. j. Kellar, secretary.
Captain John Cowden presented written
and verbal reports a. to the practicability
Of the Barataris canal, and read cOncurripp
letters from several distinguished ergi-
nee1s.
In order to give the movement . we'll de-
fined shape, he suggested an organisation.
On motion of Dr. Frame, MI. Bronson
Bay liss was unanimously elected president
of the company, Who, in . few we'll. timed
remarks, explained the magnitude and i'm.
portahce CT the enterprise When properly
organized there would be NO difficulty in
procuring all the money to carry it success
fully through.
Hr. Wiley B. Miller was then elected Sec
rotary and treasurer.
CHp'a ain Cowdon was unanimously elected
superintendent and general sgent of the
. .mpany.
Itwas moved that the meeting do adjourn
to meet again at an early day, subject to
the call OF the president, for the purpose of
electing board of directors, vice president
compliance with call, addressed the meet
ing in q few well-timed and fOrcible remarks
in favor of the canal over all other routes
to the seabord, and predicted the failure of
the jetties.
Dr.. Frame expressed great satisfaction
that he had lived to see the grand enter
prise started, and in the hands of such good
men.
A list of the directors and subscribers
will be published at an early day, among
whom are many of the first men of this city,
New Orleans and other places Memphis
Arul0ucHe
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-20

don & Cossssstfnople, on tho stfooifes
eor mated By tho Turks il Buleer1a, ID IT
lsst pubIisbed. tits accompanied BY snote
from Cir H. g.. Elliott to Lord Derby, in
vhieh the British ambassador acknOw led gea
that Mr.. BaEing's report clearly establishes
the fact that cruelties have been perpe-
trsted efficient to justiiy the indignation
which they have called forth. He trsnsmiss
. letter from Mr.. Schuyler regarding tho
atrocities. The report is also accompanied
BY Q programme of the Bulgarian ipsur.
gents, which the Turks claim and Mr.. Bar
ing believes to be authentic. Thie. pro-
Krsnne provides for q general and simul-
taneous yieiDg. =.
A large number of villages. all of which
are named. were to be burned and the rail
ways were to be destroyed; the government
stores we're to be seized, all Musselmens who
resisted were to be killed, and all Bull.
Rarians who refused to join the instruction
were to be forced into the ranks OF the in
surgents.
Mr.. Barring, in his report, estimates that
in tho Sandjnnk Of Philloppolis 100 Bull.
9arians and 900 Musselmans were killed and
fifty two villages burned. The Bulgarians
burned five small Turkish villages. The re-
port gives a circums antial account of the
dc structiOn Of each town.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-20

5Ja[S Diner, 2s.se. 80 M: 81 a:n.sd It
Bslk I'd Ss,es: s6ou] Ssts "a clssr liS sides
$50; clear sides eIc RAcon-Fsir demand; sheul-
d. ~ l1fHclarRl5A o11e4 63k19 sac; Cl6or.rb
aides lO0l0hs. WAtsky firm; shade lower; sion.
Butter aene1 not susfably higher. 1sss stsad.er
cn,cAoc. September ls.-neur in god d, nsnd
at full prices Wheat aeeive finn and higher; No.
Chicago spring 81 Oe& cesh; ~ 0S October.
93ts4c: Corn fairly active, ant . .hade hiShes;
70: 46Ae saah; 4ek eepteober; Alc Oc,obss;
z3Hc Nov emteI; 'ei-cied l:Ac. Oats nirly active
ana shade higher 33h d3sAc cash; $3.50 OSto-'
Der; 33A 033ac November. I've stesdy and nm
chanetd. Barley strong and higher; s3e eash;
79k 08Oc Oetobos, ReE6 dull weak anA lower;
sid oS caah; 6N % All the ysar. LAID htly . tive
and shade 1igher SO 30 ash; SO 10 October;
% 5o19 IS all the year. Bulk mests firm. whisky
UNCHANGED. ! -
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-20
Delights Of School Life.

The public schools opened for the fall and
winter seas on yesterday, and every child in
Detroit felt happy for an hour or two, if
not longer. A boy going down Second
street from the Cass school at noon met q
boy going up from the Porter street school,
and the Cass boy called out:
"Hsin't school bully, thought
"You bei!' was the prompt reply. "How's
your teacbe1!"
"Nicest person you ever saw. l snapped
six paper wads this forenoon, and never got
licked once"
"Just like mine, called the other. when
she saw me sticking pin into boy she
smiled and smiled, and believe she's got q
heart like an angel"
These lads may meet q week later, and
when they compare notes the drst one will
remark:
and for not hing at all"
$50 an l." will be the mournful echo of
the Other.-Detr0it Free Press.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-20
MARKETS..
DOnles tic Markets.

NV YoE1. September. 10, Evening-Money
offered at IL. Sterling firm at 81 s5h God
il5f. sta = boads quiet and ne@ins Louisiana us
consols 57058. Stocks active, un ST tied nd lower.
Sub tr asnrS baiances-dod, s3a,5l5 ,5s2; cur
The ub-ireasurer paid out on account of interest
5000.
Gu toms receipts, ssO3,COo.
Colt n c0st d tafhr. middling uplands IL slice;
Orleans I'M; sales 207O bales; net r. ceipis $40.
gro lo7G consol dated net receipts 10 28l exports
,o r.tp ss.s sy I'D r% ss1ss !, 600 BALE. fol
II 32c; January II l32dIlas,; FEBRUARY II 1880
u SSac; ~ g i s20ls516c; July II TIC; August
Flour low grades 50lOc be,t ter, with fair de.
msnd; medium aud choice extras without d. cided
State - 1904 IS; Southern shade firm+r and
moderate inquir'; common to fair extra IS 100
Is; good t. CT dice do % 3 as so Wheal lO2c
better; moderat- export aud milling demand;
holder; 81 2ooI 20 fr new winter red western n.
= Is for " sn Der India q, 81 10 for common
expoIt and HON. trss G demaud; 81 assc for IN.
Ws. sss co. tor ss. naa
Bio quit s.d firm; 54 0lsAc. gold, for ca,goss,
ch.ns.d. Mol.ssts. grocery grades quiet: 3sss5c
1or Port" Rro kse tssoy aud fAir .ng1lr..
new SIC 800i6 80. Lard Op- ned steady, sftsr ward
easy aid close tIm.,; prime steam 10 50Ol055c,
closing ~ 1850 10 6Vc. Whisky firm; 81 II.
Fieigh.s quiet; cot by sail 5-l60ll32d; by
81 all I'D; VIII at l3 r..
1T Louis, september lS.-flour steady firm and
unc O. gcd. Wheat active and firm; No. 2 red fall
g 1901 "a spot, 81 I5al 1874 September: No. do
~ W spot an september, 81 083e al % octOber
october, 35he old spot aud October. Bailey
'teady an firm; NJ. spring 90095,; sampe lots ]
u iowa 8ON8Se; MlnnesO,a 8OcGel 10. Whisky
I'm, AID ma f1od. =
I So. LARD essi' r; summer offered at lO1c Dry
al ed mssts-CO side!s il ury, but hs Id above
'uyersvMWk; 7fc bld for shoulder, mn country:
mali ssles Of clear sides at 89Oc heie. Bacon /
ull and drO0plDg; slOu ders 7k07kc; clear rib |
I'd cle II sides 81, 81 OlOc. H0ss dull and un.
hanged. r. -
CINCINNATI, September l9-Flour steady and
I'm. Wheat quiet aud steady red d o50l 05k.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-20
Breakiag the Child,s Will.

No art is 90 useful in the management of
young children (nOr is any art g. neglected }
rs that of avoiding direct collision. The
grand blunder which almost all parents and
nursemaids commit lie, that when q child
takes . whim against what he il wanted to
dO-will not eat bis bread and butter, will
not 90 ont, will not come to his lessons, etc.,
they, 40 to speak, lay hold Of bis hind leg
and drag him to bis duties; whereas . per-
son Of tact will almost always distract the
child's attention from its own obstinacy,
and in few moments lead it gently round
to submission. I know that many persons
would think it wrong not to break down the
child's self-wil by main force, to come to
ba tile with him and show him that he 10 the
weaker vessel; but my conviction is that
such struggles only tend to make his self
will more robust. If you can skillfully
contrive to lay the dispute for few min
utes, and hitch his thoughts of the excite
ment of the contest, ten 10 one he will then
give in quite cheerfnlly; and this lie far bet
ter for him than tesEs and punishment
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-20
NEW YORK.

The Hell Gate Explosion.
NEW YORK, September l9-The explosion
at He'll Gate has been postponed to Sunday
morning.
Over Due.
The City OF Alton, from Charleston, is
over due.
For the Relief Of ga vansah.
The Che of Commerce held special
meeting thie evening to consider the appeal
for aid to the sufferers by yellow fever at
Savannah, and also to devise some means
to be taken for their relief. On motion it
was resolved to appoint a committee of
twenty i've. with full power to adopt such
measures as are expt aient to raise funds
by vOlu ntary contribution for the relief of
the suffering people in Savannah
Among those appointed on the committee
were H. b. ClsfiD, William II Guion, E. s,
Jafiray, w. p Clyde. L. P. Morton, Joseph
SeligmaD, E. c COnden, Jackson s. Schultz,
William E Dodge. Thomas Roosevelt and
others. Over 5000 has already been col
iected.
Marine.
The City of Atlanta has arrived safely.
The Fourth Call.
The syndicate will make the fourth call
on the treasury for $4,000, 700 tour and
One-haf per cents this week.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-20
THE WAR PATH.
Surrendered.

CHICAGO, September 19.-Kill Eagle and
Little Mound, With 100 iollower who had
been in the Custer fight, have surrendered
ut Standing Rock.
On the Track.
FORT BUFORD. September l1.-General
Terry has addressed the following to the
adjutant general, military division of the
Missouri, Chicago:
Il arrived here on the seventh. On the
ninth Information reached me that con-
siders Bile body Of the hostile Sioux had sp-
peared 1t Wolf Point, about eighty-five
miles above Fort Buford. / therefore di-
Feeted Moor Reno, of the Seventh Cavalry,
With his own regiment, and Msjor MoOrs's
battalion of the Sixth Infantry, to march
nom his position ON the Yellowstone to that
place. / 70 up the river to-day to meet him."
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-20

Keys
British steamship Abd;el, Jones, for Liverpool
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Spanish bark San Fernando. CriaIte 10 days from
havana in ballast, to N PUG &co.2d district 10
Schooner Jennie Wood, Pizzatti, 10 days from
Utilia to Oteri Bro ID district PIT
STEAMBOATS,
st John. Bergeron. from Baton Rouge
Willie, B ankle. from Ouachi a river
Bertha. Broad. from Washington
Robert Young. Daniels. fro,n Washington
Trenton. enaieOn from Washington
J Frazer. Canton. from Lower Coast
Isabel. OPry from Lower Coast
Martha. Bassett. from Lower Coast
Stella Block, TER bOnne. from Laurel Valley
W POintevant, Ruiz, from HOumas Plantat on
EXPORTS
MISUNDERSTANDING Atdiel-198 bales cotton
30i4 SKIS Ocake $40 bushels in bulk 1900 pcs
KBI WEST AND CEDAR Enthusiastically Mar
gare s For Cedar Keys-4O0 obs 10ur rs bbls cork
bbls whisky lis Ska so SKIS oats Is cka bacon
ties hams IS pkgs mdse For Key West-l215 onis
izers $50 sis bran bags coffee 20 bales hay is ties
hams SO cases lal d 10 kegs lard l25 pkgs mdse
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
observation-disclosures Bertha-26s bales cotton
207 SKIS cotton seed sks seed cotton 1893 SKIS rough
rice ll6 head cattle and sunt riss
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES TIenton-2O3 bales cot
ton 2O6 sks cotton seed 26 axis seed cotton and
WAsHINGTON-S Steamer Robert Young-28o bales
skis r ugh rico and sundr,es
LAUREL vALLHY-steamer Stella Block-2 bales
cotton l sks seed cotton 666 sks rough rice hal
bbls mOIasses and sundries
BATON ROUGk-Steamer St Johns bales cot
ton 977 sks cotton seed SKIS seed cotton 2l58 SKIS
rough nee and sundries
OUACHTTA RlVER-Steamer Willie--78 bales
cotton 86 head cattle and sundrses
Low nk UOAST--Steamer } y Fr,ser--lO3 sks
rough rico and sund,ss
LOWER COAST-Steamer Martha-1O bbls rice
626 sks rough rice and sundres
LOWER COAST-Steamer Isabel-284 sks rough
rice and sundrios
HOUNAS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. W J P0inte.
vAnt-243S axis rough rice and euudries
RECEIPTS BY RAILROADS.
MORGAPS LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD
september 1875 bales cotton sks ae@A cOttt 40
bbls rice 100 sks rough rice 9 bbls molasses 3J5
head cattle and sundriee
NEW ORLkANS AND MOBILE RAILROAD, Sep.
TENDER lS-iA baies cotton l43 bbls r0sn 1871 pkgs
tobacco I'D suadrtee
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-20
POLITICAL.

New Hampshire Densscrasac Convention.
CONCORD, September IS The Demo
cratic convention nominated electoG and
adopted the following: "a .
Resolced, That the recent order If the
President, for the employment of the army
to control the elections in tho Southern
Ststee, is IN outrage Of popular rights and
the freedom of the ballot, and Rroes i'm
position Of power and violstioa of the con-
stitation, and merits the severest con-
domination of every patriotic citizen.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-20

como definite legal arrangement made for
Observation-Disclosures
-Tio 0ae1D cssr1sespAU pr6-
: Tho Carlht, SANTA Cruz has been son
tenced 70 .ten, years imprisonment for NUT
der and arson. .'-8-A' n
EE CAanDerA,s lllnsss Z Mistake.
PARIS. September 1.-THE reported ill
nees of Count de Chambord b unf0unded.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-20
FOREIGN.


MApIID. Heptember l8-William M.
.T1eed and Is secretary, NJ. Hunt, are
nov inpsisoosd in Fort Castro de Vigo,
whees they will remain until their de-
Doe1nen for Cubxs 1904 ia - ~
Ths xpoea, s0-dsy, in IN editorial, al
hides 10 tie tsct that no extraditiOn treaty
exists betWsea spain and tho United States,
aaA sags u kssvs mot Whist judicial course
= % be Takes 81 the 6psnish. government
= he case, II 1r. Tweed. II. adde that
&asopaAn govsenMents would desire - see
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-20

The market opened with a good de and and
fully 1000 bel changed hands during the morn
ing, q. which further tItn factions were re.
ported to the extent OF i4eo balee making tot Al
Of 24e0. Prices exhibited contrdess bic irreeu ar.
iey showing falling eff Of fully \ C.
while II ethers fsotors mace cOucet sion. Ces-
tai descTipti IONS in tact which were scarce and
in request were held az . fraction above out out
side cures, n could hardly be obtai NJ at less
The les included some mddipg fair at li&c and
some fair at lie. good style Of III ddling, with
stape, commanded He.
The iuii cotton crop statement of the National
Cotton Exchar &c will we learn not be ready for
delivery bef. re TO morrow. This follow ing c IN.
poses the totals with the Chronicles statement:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-20
COMMERCIAL.

balss additional yesterday summed up 2loO Oales.
st irregular apd generally cas- er pr,ees, eut re
the figures and report of the Exchange, a. below:
AMERICAN STANDARD OF CLASSIFICATION.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-20

Tie sales Of the past three GAYS sum up $3.50
bCes 1000 on Saturday 1880 yesterday, including
$50 Not report tel until to- and 240O to dAy5
agar 81 3700isst week and 265O the week oetore.
Receipts snce Friday evening 1874 bales en-
braciuR 200 from Oth.r delivery ports tof which
BOP from Mobile and 1898 from Texas, and 664
proper against 1868 pr per last week and 34l3 last
wear. Tot a proper siace August 81 6,2l3 bales
against 1855 last year incr ase 5o73.
The Exchange kilograms make the recei OTIS at
all the pc, is for Sunday and Monday 10 $50 ba'es
against 1899 last week and 1913 last year but hav
ing depat chcs fr, m SavaD nah to-day the tables
for The three days are incomplete. as well as its
stocks
The Exchange makes the amount on shipboard
not ceared (bs fore to days e1portt)ll 0i2 bales,
embvAcing 4i05 for Liverpool, ABB for Bavre ana
PISA for 0astwise ports, leaving in pIesees agree
ably to its account at IL NJ o49 bales only part
of which 10 actually on SALE I'D
Al noon to-day mIodhnR was quoted at Calves
ton ct !okc, st Mobile ct losc, at Charleston at
los at Wilmington o loac. a. Bait more It lie.
at New York at II 5-l6c at Boston at Ike at
Memphis at loA and at Augusta at 10is 0l0Ac
The Exchange reror!e: 'Saes $500 bsies Market
irregular al d ca W" It's sales are computed from
3 P. NJ Yesterday to P. NJ. to-day
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-20

sA1r or rHB RrvEsURs OF TIE PUBLIC
= -. q MAHYY4e; So

sAL1 or rHB RIvEsuss OF rHE PUBLIC
49, -. MAHKY4s; ~
Nv MACON, ELLIsON 4 C0.-ALBIf
b Paul ASstienss1 S.mss - s civ aal on
HOSnnAy septemb. 95 1876, ct twelve o clock NJ
The revenue: Of .hs tol1owii s1 2e's''nea Ai1e
'o1 'I0 raMTr AND vI0RTADtg HAeKBE
q FRRHCH NEAT MARKET: a.
3 pOYDBAS AND PILE 0AKABTb.
s. WASHINGTON AND PORT MARKETS.
GT BERNARD MARKET!
= LB BRETON MARKET. Ir.4t-e
g. ST, MARv MARKET. ss
8. MAGAZINE MARKET:
10. CLAIBORNE MARKET.
II. JEFFERSON CITY MARKET.
IL EORAPURU MARKET. Pea. :
10 NINTH STREET MARKET. --.-- -
IA ALCIERS MARKET.
The markets will b sold separately:
Terms-Cash on tho spot, IN United STATES tiess'
uy not-s. Al
The city re serves tho hight to reject any 9Ao ~
bids y. " 1890 1900
SEQ st AdminntrAso1 VI NO..1..'0
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Il e1I 4
G4MvRB 4 CO.. sueesseon to Chipaas, n
THEA 10 10 in a1vanse. 10 charge n un -
patent - granted. 10 1ees Jbe making pselfn -
e1.ninstions He a1sitiaal tees 10 d.
given to anteIfereooe oaees before the pa1eef
once. extensions beAoss Cepsrsss, infhesGsas
suits IN different States, as1 Ill Ht'gatios -
tatHinE e inventtons Or DetAntA 6ead sta9Sh
GILMORE co. for pamphlet Of sixty paeaa
On Beansy LApA WaPranes. I,
The last repEt q ~ Connissiener Of thsadp
eral Land ONCE shows 1881. so, acres Of bouSu
aas sns p1n4s 1he;f
pay cash ~ them. Send by registered lstisr.
Where assiEnnents are imperfect we give instzus
UniseA States General LanA Oncs.r
Contested land caees prosecuted before to,
United st ties General Land Office = Id Departures
OF The Intsriof. Private land claims mining anl
presumption claims and homestead cases atten1s1
Arrears Of Pay and Bounty.
Offcers, solde 70 md sailors Of the late war, o.
Their heirs, arc in many cases entitled to mossy
. weee Of 's sssv s.'e -
close stamp . GILMORE { CO.. and ist ful reply
after examination, VIII be given you free.
$50. Pensions.
al OAuCc!os sOlOl0r9 ana e8lOro W0unQeQ, up
tured, or injured in the late war however slightly,
can obtain pension by addressing GILAORR
CO..
Cases prosecuted by GILMORE CO. before tho
Supreme Court of the United States, the Court Of
Claims ard the Southern Claims Com mission.
Each department of our business 10 conducted
IN separate buIe u, under the charge Oft same
exrerienced parties employ ed by the old finn.
Prompt attention 70 al business intrusted to GIL
MORE co. Is thus secured. We desire to win
success by deserving it Address
my3l Washington Disfrict of Columbia
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-20

MONETARY. s II:
OFFICE srw oRL1Axs 1RzPuBLICAp J.
TUESDAY RvRNIa0. 0ep.omb0r 10 1o76.t


| , The aenapd for discounts continue tAis TO-DAY,
| both in bank and on the stseet.l CoU1eYial
paper wss uncnan4ed Under Sne me Hc n SsG
hsss vss done. Sterling So:iowea the couIse *
/ gohl, cloeins at an Improvements Of 30 o. liz y
move Dovsmsat il both vas neds,s.s. Under Ehs
enertngs snd fair demand New YORK sight Wa
Shade hieAtr. stacks continued dull. There was
,nose mquiry for State cor s. for which SIN vas
bid which was \ p cent hister then ye t.Idsy,
but none were offered. Premium bonds W 10 tn
We NOTES that the New orleans CITY Railrpfd
Company has declared dividend Of % ter sh4re.
"
cent p annum discount; Al do at lOon and second
Grade 1T ls0H First elisa oor!ga9ee RUE q go
NEW ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE. q
September is. sss Tasa 8 81 iss 5
sst sSSttmSs5 ss s5's g
Thus far this week.. s2.lsl 500 as s24s,l47 os
Total week before. - s6Oss33 % sol ss7 50
Gold opeDsd q los aI1o. ag.ias,t lgsa il Ne
ilOa. sgsl 81 ITO in that market. The sales sam.
up s2s goo, embra eng esooo a. no. $4,000 at
10 a. $4,000 at ellOa GllO3, and $ltoo at nos.
Under the advance at New York sterling was
&c OF asout 20 p cent higher, while francs we're
unchanged. 1Le movement III pCtu was m0C-
crate.
The ales Of sterling comprised 5000 embrac
ing $500 dill Of lacing at e5 21H; 5000 do 1t
IS q as 28, and SIP coo private bankers at =.
The tal+s Of francs comprised 26Ot0 CONNIE
ciAl so 600 1T 4801: 1460, aid so, co and 10000
at q efixsaa ssrassstsraa
Atthe. elose lteIling bills were. quoted at s5 q
as % for bll Of lading and Al clear. and &c
IS "a for bank (bank counter rate a IS "a ~,
and flames 1t a. so for commercial and nominal TOR
U der light offrr pgs AID q fair demand, com |
merciai sight was . shade higher. Tho salfs com.
prisrd SIS 600 embT ing SIS O00 private bankers
at par. snd $1,000 and e3o,0o0 bank at l-32 p
Ger premium.
The banks con timed to check ON New York /
at i Y cen. Pc MUM while commercial sight was
gus ted al para premium. against par yesterday.
The following is the tisAl statement Of the
safes repor ted 10 day at the Stock Exchange:
6 20 900 Premium bonds
6s 900 Premium bonds. ..33ss
IS 600 Premium bonds. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. .33as
Making total OF 6 los 600 premium bonds.
The Gales of s cur.trs reported At the Elk.
change int luded $1,000 premium bonds at 33,4
a"d $2n00 1t 80 4.
Stocks co .tnued dull.
State consols were more in request, and 51a4
wAs bid, which was y c<Lt higher than yester
lay; but none were offered.
Premium bonds were in good de III and, and weie
fuly : y cent higher than yesterday cIosiDg at
u Q33.. l
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-20
nKs. WALKER & NOSES,

DENTISTS,
T1vou Circle, entrance Ne, $50 Delora-
street,
Solicit the patronage Of the public assuring then
careful attention In al operations pertaining to
their profession, at charges in keeping with the
present distressed pecuniary condition Of the peo-
pie OF Louisiana.
They have engaged the services of competent
assstants, and every care has been taken in the
arrangement of their Offices for the accommoda-
ton and comfort Of their pstroaA
Dr.. r Otto Moses having formed . co.partner.
ship with Dr.. J. Wslker, has removed his ONO
nom No. 2l7 Barenne street to No $50 Deord street.
T1voli Circle. je13 sm
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FOB SALE.

EOR SALE-THB WELL KNOWN BISMARCK
CONFECTIONERY. including Bar Room, Oyster
saloon, Eodawater Machine for making Soda.
water; also. Bake Oven. Every thing in good order
at No. 236 Canal street. SEQ 6ts
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-20

FOX HAVANA VIA CEDAR KEYS AND
KEY WEST.
UnltoA States Mail Line.
Steamship
WILLIAM p. CLYDE, WILMNGTON
MARGARET, KNW4IA
A<SA The New Orleans, Florida
E and Havana Steamship Lire
X2h7K1Y will dispatch one Of the above nrs1
Glass steamers from New Orleans =
Every Week,
Touching 1t Cedar Keys and KEY West and CON
Meeting with steamers for Tampa
Through bills of lading issued to all points II
Florida, including Tampa and to New York, Charles
ton and Savannah.
Spleadid passenger accommodations, and throush
tickets given to above points.
No freight received without permit from tia
Office. '
For freight OF passage apply to
Z. ROBERTS Agent.
No. 100 Common street.