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, 1876-12-30

HAROLD: ,' ! nnAIA:. liy AIxsEp TsxyrsoS' y
pp 17u. lloslun: Jumcs II. UHss'ol j. to.
Mr.. .Tennyson seems determined to exercise
Ills faculties IN dramatic composition uEt their
powers are demonstrated in tllts department Of
bcl1cs.lettrcs beyond question. The fat!ure o!
"Qucen Slary" las not discouraged him, but,
with resolution Which has The almiTable quail
ity OF gr!t In It, he rcpeats the effort Again he
locates hts sccno In a royal court and takes
prncely pcrsonagcs for Ills principal characters;
but thIs time he goes back In the path OF En-
gltsh history to the reign oE Edward the Con-
fcssor, and makes the SUCCESSION Of Harold 10
the Saxon throne the pivot on wllvl. the actioil
of the dratna t,trna.
The incidents which arc woven with the play
vivid picture Of tic era covered by tho plot. For
the p,.rposts of tho stage, tic work promises
even less tllan did It's predecessor; hut, for
closet rcaiit,g, It cxccs tic former. 1t Is wunt
Ing In plss{on, lit concentration, In exciting stu
ntiul,s. THIS design as whole, is sllattowy and
thin, lacking the 6Ulll outline, t1le warm tDor,
the firm cthrrcnrc,-'A sliurt. tho dramatic
powcr,-rcqutstto fur sceric effect. Yet, az
poem, reproducing the story Of nn rvcntfnl
strung men, II tsas II goMl dcaf Of fascinutiolt.
There IL no itteati amount Of yigUr inflsc.l
Into tue rcpscschtntfons Of tic prominent clar-
acters. rtcy are all living men and wosnun,
acting out ttselr different nntures With tho iorca
ana spirit Of reality, Harod isa very striking
iIgurc, and ';lugly III every attitude. Iic Is Il
ruler BY t1e gray Of GU before 'e receives the
men by tho 1u!ght OF intellectual capacitS
md by the eoali''andI."g ianucnee 9t lnsegr!ty'
yet tltesc Isl strung snggcst!ycness In the few
"details presented, which enables Que to conJure
up most sweet md attractive vision IN tho
niind There Il u atrn!ic Of Snture III tho meet.
tng Of Harold md Edith before the latt1c VI
1InsttuTs, which atuilcs suinvwllat for tic lArs1l
surprise Of The 1nurrage nf Harold with tile un-
serupulous, tntrIgucr, Aldwytl';; The scene in
course Of thu tight IN tile field uf Stentnc, IL
wrought up to n t,lr degree Of excitement. III
decd, the c,.lrc tilti act Is quite strong, a1d,
It should, brings tue interest Of the llay to II
culnnGl.un.
Nevertheless, the greatest intensity attained
In the tlralnu is but nlll0 mud woua tall to stir
the feelings III il representation on the BtaYc.
rhr stylt Ut tc rucIu Is elevated, undt although.
tl,err arc no particularly impressive lines ur s-
sages, we fell that 1t is t!Ic product superior
nrtlst.
, 1876-12-30

Which wero hewn with stone hatchete. Ala
fasoon nt Cape Rodney, n regular lakc-yI]iage
was discovered. Near Table PUnt, largo
canoe, With crew NJ twcnty.one wonicn, canie
AlpnEsislc. There arc ralmnra along the coast Of
village of women ncar Amazon hay.
, 1876-12-30

key. u was the room which the Duke uf Or
}rnIs hal1 juat lclt tic ,1ay when thu he irar-
tnrtsi Ills skull oil tic pavement. Nothing had
'scnt1uchcd: iareI:, books. rtssar.l,oses, keni*,
tic d!aorlcr In ,irll he !Ia,l lett them. What
struck me most wis t9 sc 's', table, thrown
The life Of this young man, divided between
pleasure, hunting. arHl var, revealed itself in
The appearallrc OF tllc,c scatterrtlg1o s,-fomc
tulnblrd, others intact, sumc tied on, others
Fill 4: their box. There w!ro channels gloves
intnbskIn. and kid; ut,d all these varieties Of the
toilette Init tthcu astnGular antl striking meaning.
But the leather of these gloves fnA long tinec
shrunk; tho la,ni,*kin was still, the kid like
parchment, and these 'felcss ublccts, wtIrl,
toll 80 plainly the story. Of tlls habits Of tho
young nun of fashion wllo had worn them, told
alFn u lis death.
$50. whether We examine It as whole or IN
detail, the costume OF man Ia, or 0lsght to be-
IN external indication Of ihej'1rt lie Ina to Elay
Of !'s condition nnd disposition; and. consu.
Jucntly, itnughi 10 ynry according. to the pro-
fcEsion hc fo,lows,-ih nther words, according
"a lie is engaged in n HE nj contemplation,
ci:ilsan's or soldiers life."
, 1876-12-30

woNDsWoRTt1 AND MAckAi.
,,ts ..,o,tr,t,,,s ~ Tor,y vcnrs, ,.vnrrcnt II,
.,.s 5cso.'ess'v"s ~ 4' a,s ~, a',,,a
''tefataFc ahA pno"c a,tal's. lucy ~ coupe
sI,a,.,,os ~ ra.a,,,o ,,cn,l, WHOM, h, hns me,
sNetc'ee " t'osao'o peot"o "Nu! Nv as .'., nv
following atcount OF iii Interview with the all-
.hnr IT IN !. EYt,rston y.
'nor u tne AAsu.aoM W., ,,,
md found llle poet lklns In l!a garden, cum
ntan1tng beautiful lev over t,rns,nerG uHI tho
IN t,at picturesque lille lake. Mr. NorhswortI at
, 1876-12-30

Me'it Of thu expression nf cOlurs; "Watlihut
nus,ng tne EIea4r sn purely losal ;g
them, col1fs have hMman alanlttcs, and hnr-
luoulze with our il.as, but especially With
our feelings aud our rassio,s. This Is
why wun'en, WHO are lct' by sentiment, attacl,
lletl IL faVOrlte color With all the natfons Of
The woEl1. As distant from yellow al.d white
as IL IL from b1re and black, 1t 0ccupics ceil-
trail position a'nonE, tbs primary colars, md In
united. q. -, The expression oil blue Is ollu
of purity. It ,i,ay be suitable III It's
light shale ior the dress Of an ini,ornt 1natlun,
mid III tts dark fur romantic alEeytIons und even.
disate ii,na which Is beginning u withdraw
itself from tho realities ot tc, and to incline to
solitude, 1nystcry, ull sl!cnrc.
s'Tilcre Is something slightly acid in orange
so9s ipst as there is III t9 fruit fro son Witt! j.
sa Ssn siaIaSe u aH aud gentle toues en- a%s
grarious ~ those OF spring aud other promises
of Naturei green gives repo:e to tho mind, a. IL
does to tho sight. It fs only when e0,nblMeu
wiih il. olaek that green becomes sy1nbo'isal OF
Iortrayipg the varied effects which the natu-
RI! ornaments OF tlustarhe and beard give to
tho masculine countenance, n. Dlanc reusarks:
by tie turn Of the nustarls; but the tnustactio
d robbed oi all IT, expression unlrss 1t DO worn
must tacils Is always > sjga q = manly ts1apera.
that 1t il brlstllng, Aif.nta. in gentle s,ul
thoughtful characters; and It is rareIy rounded,
turned under, ur softly cur'el In uen of rough
natures, born for contradiction a'il conict. TO
draw II 10 d tlno point, as was done under the
Empire, whether from spirit of mere imitation.
or cuurttcr.llke ta.tery, Is to give the face OF
tho weater fas;idlous alll eyanesccnt cxpres-
sion. since thu points cannot b. kept st,K with.
out tho uss Of 4ruancttc, easily detected und
suon melted"
That dreadful 9bomuatlou, beaver ha.,
which tyrran0us custom foEccs frL the heal VI y
gentleman In full dress, receives from the writer
vigorous Lit: "Uur tubular hats,-whleh
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-18

mGunB1w1IaOb Dssznes Isuaeh Snxk
MoeA Fsaels ~DasE AAyAASse - Meo
lpg1R. = 49,. - / HU0s 4 c.; 0GhDnnR
VzNAE y JsoeA eosw. 0oEes ANm - l0k
20 0sGeG 0niie1 -heaRAR tsxankR S<e
0@. Oehaw RE axxsvalA D.
Y0R01-Casan<l 4 p KGrnA for Iev Oriekae
ever fkhrg skviy. Boass rvpors tie rires an
zG ~ the HAy 4~vn- weaxAe4 S.AAans-
SxDA OccAT I. 0eaxn9 VAN ~
eisuAy. HesE-1sYy BssS ss r. 4; 1anAy h.
Z. AZ ntH eo>kARA q p. IL Auges4D q A.
H. fareSeA- e II , Il; Al gf1. .. sP
CHen0s av0. ~ II p. Il Ax11veA-Ask,aRd At
na1n, oetsa9 E.-1he rsvv1 sel Eve inches.
Dsv nfz 1erf see tceh II tie eAazoel weashsr
e.aD ~ eAA. nAIi1 IN fherDsnese9 IL De
pefssA-1asA Ceah- fsn White nvsf At,sn. ie q 4
sMgea fl 6 Lssh. NiEer. fsT CsaeiEnau, and
cD1H1H osssea r:-GvW n;ae bes tour
inches - h;lng wsAxhae elear . m De-
fH1EDcno. eaoA0 f.-80 tus f>et zine
Aeh0 - A21ioG. Waseaer eiaa1 aol .! kazt
LDrHnIa, Oese>1 r--esvr ssas isnxy: eve
~ u - onnAl Weather g., anA elenx
CANE. Oe8ehe9 Il A1Ive1-JoAn p Tolie sren
Ssv Oxse1na. os 4 Il. 0eiesa- frSn viebshurK
~ 10 A. II psparha-ThnDpssn Dean for New
Orleans. .: r n Clare Acrenp ~ yeu o.
<eos, as 10 4 Il: felse, for s. ksc1s ~ ls A. Il;
6<lsnA, fe1 81 LsEis 81 noo,. Ever csne fe<s I've
Deh<1 ax4 1All1G. weasb. caeay. NSIerYv 81.
u kOrzA, October l..-AmveA-6rApi TSver,
n1D FieAsAcV. D p4Ffsd-Graxd FOYER, fer
Vie sbaEE Weaxhex Gear and pseAAAsf- The rveY
y tlfng sseaAly.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-18

In . "Book of Curiosities" We read:
There was An srtifcer in Rome who made
vessels of glass of 30 tenacious . temper
that they were - little liable to be broken
as those that are made of gold and silver,
When, therefore, he had made vial Of the
purer sort, and such - he throught present
worthy of Caesar alone, be was admitted
INTO the presence of the then Emperor
Tiberius. Tho gift was praised, the skillfol
hand ct the ARTIST applauded, and the dona-
ton OF the giver accepted. The artist, that
be might enhance the wonder of the spec.
tators and promote himself yet further in
the favor of the Emperor, desired the vial
ont OF C4sar's hand and threw it with such
force against the floor that the most solid
metal would have received some damage
or bruise thereby. Cesar was not onlv
amazed, but affrighted with the act; but the
srtlet taking up the vial from the ground
winch was not broken. but only bruised
t0getner, a. If the substance of the elsss
nao put on the temper of brasel drew ont
IN instrument from his bosom and hs.t Il
out to its former figure. This done. he
imagined that he had conquered the world.
- believing that he had merjted An Ar,
quaintance with Caesar, and raise the "a.
miration Of oil the beholdere; but IL fall ont
otherwise, for the Emperor inquired If anv
other person beside himself vas PRIV IN
the like tempering of glass. When he told
him NO. he commanded his attendants to
strike off his head. saying That should this
srtifce como once to be known, gold and
in the street," Long after this-viz ia
16l5-we read that, among other rare pres
ents sent from the sophy Of Persia to the
king Of Spain, were six mirrors Of mallesble
glass, % exquisitely tempered that they
could not be broken.-L0nd0n Tines.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-18

| NV TosK- October IT, Bvestng.-Aeoey esost<
sssy; es.1e a. = s.e.1nx s,s*r a. 8 y. GOD
esssss ssose- stocks = ah.de loser.
| SAB 1esST e.lAoo's-Se1, s1s; C,
The sab,reesurR pasd out On aeeoz,: Of u,
sekess Q III 90. for boo6s ey.a
Cu1toOs ieodpts to-day ezF eaa
o So,se1 aI.ss .oe ss:si n'edEng upiands le'.eT
porrs to Great Brian bs.-st. TO France Il 0sr 10
the continent s.iss 70 The channel z22l
- :. a., 1900 so.:s .Ia 'Sss..y ~ = 80
10 y Ne Dece0ter II s1oll lie; January ii ! q
Il i3ne February Il Isaan.e March il .ssso
n.e JaJ i.asn sise 4u<ass IL = HE &c
Your ureh .nged: . lite naar- dong N civ
alou; ss..dy. southIs salr-A LIE noe ees aa
ing. without important change IN price. Wheat
.S,us e ss'tsr; ~ e1port ..d Iodsla'e n l.ns
Corr slightly in huyers Avo-; only mo ierate d.
nana seT exrors ard home US; SIC. Osss ahshfIy
Gomez ,esrre ard qu,.r Isslsse gold 1o Z. ca.
soder..e e-a.ae saass fer tair to ID rein,
AZ nominal Zee ::sser; .s;r dena.d; ca. las
= sIss ,n I s,s,. ssss Tale. s,.dy ~
= fe1t snesaS,G Lard Ipea naess s,.si;
Whisky frE; 81 hs. Peishts frner for e,aia.
SnieAso. Oeseses iL-neur steady and frr
5s1se e.sk. o..s Sisher NE O essh h1T Rss
steady :nd unchanged. Bariey strese and hishsr;
&c eash. Pork higher; els IS Oetobe.. Iar2
higher; s9se for ne.; M-soe for ola eash Bulk
DeAts dun tn4 shade lover shoulder sAc
sne-s nh ni1dies eAe; sko;t clear m;AAles sie
Whisky 81 TO-
cUcuzAM 0steS1 i7.-Y3ou1 steady md IN.
ehanstd- WHEAT 6rm, BsA 81 le0l - Con
-, and uneh.sEed ost. auil; nss;c. Eye dnii
- areoRnG 49,. 1exisy-Isir seoand md ,,
9uAibes DIM Pert duIl and areop'ns: sl7sI7 Is
LArd-0oo1 deoAnd; steaD loc, kstt,e los OieAe.
lumEer she. Bulk meats dull and lsve1; shonI.
eeis &c clear NIB ssdee sfe e'esx sde. sar Bacon
aun snd trooptn& shouIden n d7ie; clear rib |
rdes s4es clear si0es ste- whisky-Fs;r demand |
1nd Urn; 81 10 B1tt-r noninAliy unchanged /
Hogs DAN aoA lover heavy IS Hds o.
-. 1ocA October l7.-Riour quiet and m.
;naneea Wbf It bstfer. 10 fail 81 n 10. /
10 81 lIh. Corn lever. 4eAc bid Oats lover:
snits: % trek. 71e BYE quet; ssasshe. Ba-'
q eul e0d 1nehAnseo Whisky qu.ef: 81 10.
rake lsol61e DRY sslted meattP4cked lots
new meats, sh0uldSrs IKE clear RIB aides a. e
iea- sides &c 1eeon lower; shoulders ~ 0s%e,
ieas n, sisss saeshe; elss. sides sAe. Hogs
nd unchanged; little dong.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-18
The following 10 from the Laporte Penn
eylvanial Press and Standard.

1
| sylvanis| Press and Standard:
We publish in another column . state
ment Of Captain Edward Miller. Of Elk.
land, which presents Samuel J. Tilden in q
new light TO our Sullivan county voters
If this etory had been circulated without
foundation, or if Captain Miller WAS an
unknown man, We would lot give any Gre
denee to it; but coming as il does from tie
lips OF we'll known gentleman from the
west OF our county. q good soldier durin 2
the war, man OF recognized integrity and
one Who would not s,oop to furnish falee
intelligence. We can not help but believe it.
1t il damning evidence. Samuel j. TIL
den stands out ~ one Of the meanest men
whom the late var has unearthed from their
dens. With % DOC, 900, with NO family of
his OWL, With . known income Of 800 900
with . princely home with princely sur
roundinRe, this man, Who pretends to have
loved the soldiers, refused to give $40 TO
procure the body of his nephew for that
nephew wife.
STATEMENT
Oliver 8. Tilden was the nephew OF Samuel
j. Tlden. He mustered into service on the
thirteenth Of June. 1861, - captain Of COIL
pany Z, Thirty eighth Regiment New York
Volunteers. Samuel J. Tilden opposed bic
going into the var, and used every effort TO
prevent him. Failing in doing THE; he in
sured bis life for $1,000, to be paid to h:s
family. which consisted Of wife and two
children.
Ny name IL Edward Miller l enlisted At
the Same time that Captain Tildeu did, and
mustered in - . private. Was promoted
first lieutenant of Company B, Thirty.
eighth New York Volunteers.
At the battle OF Williamsburg lost my
left arm. After recovering from my wound
l was put upon the recruiting service in
New York city.
Oliver s. Tilden was killed 1T Chantilly
September l, 1862 At tho request of biz
wife hn BODY was disinterred, embalmed
and sent BY express to me. The cost of
this was $40. The officers of his regiment
raised $sO, and sent the body to me, writ
ing ct the came time that his uncle, Samuel
j.. Tilden, would pay the remainder. After
the body came went 10 Tilden and told
him tho circumstance. He was very in
dignant; said that be had done all
that he intended to do for Oliver:
that be went into the war against his
wishes, and that be would not be liable
Tor any expenses. told him that Mrs.
Tilden had asked for the body. and tina it
was in response to that request that the |
officers had forwarded it. Mr.. Tilden said
that he did not care; that he was not re- |
sponsible for that then asked him if be |
wished me to pay the $40. He replied that |
l might do as chose about 1t. l paid the |
money ont of my own pocket-not wishing |
10 call upon the widow of Captain Tilden |
Tor it, who only had the $1,000 for her sup |
port. The money has never been paid to |
ne. EDWARD MILLER.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-18
NV oxIxAxa c1xAIrxe aoru

eeA opeoe1 u los eloss, Against lss : ., se-
York and afer hniied Business eloeea 81 lcss
0ll0 Sg- iasr lesS thsf raskee- TIE - -
Goa priced 81 90 en- os2-inz eS1e ~ Ias, Ssfss
Al ies's- tlso sDs s<olo a: las7 slge AEc s.o15
q. lie, Ao6 sic sss AZ ller.
Cnd-r the Erse OF gold ~ yeE York sterling
vas 1e- o. bout 10 = cent higher and francs
rp!y 4 y cent The Increment IL both vas fir.
Tie s.l-s OF E e-hng ecnprsed $3s sU, smbrse-
ing e5o5 Al e. es "a xeGssb bal of iSdins
az IS Is x.s~ do .. 81 24ds ~ si5CE.9 = o ga
go 90 co and Al elsAs ~ IS sas Dc. and & 800
Al clear al s. Is
The sAles q franes amounted 70 $50 90 enr-
n~reis embracing 1901 90 AID 100 90 AZ L 80 &c
30 e1e 1t
AZ the close sterling bills we're quoted Q. IS Is
as D for b.l Of lA0inx And Al clear. xo6 q
os 19a for hAnk fbank counter rate ass 3D.
Aod Ganes IT 90 a ios COMMERCIAL I'D nom
inAl for hank
New Iogk c7mneTeal sight a. firm and "
et AnGtd- The ssfs ocnprzsed eS5 90 en-
AfAeirR $1,000 els tie and e2e00 eonu<res 81
and 81 eoo So 90 private bankers 8. :, p
cent dis. oanr
The backs CT nfinued 70 cheek O. New York q.
TIE counter .. = F cent o.seo1.;. and comment q
GZht ~ sfla qus ted Al y.
The following 10 q ef.eizl eessemert of the
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-18

MONETARY.


OYyzf2 UBO 0k.kID X3C8IICAy. I
fcHsDAY 1vHU&. OetsAR r. lg7k
n SeHnA N1 Deey ssefn.sA De1es.ss -
Day, bstA n banh aD4 In tie slBBer. - esoEer-
eial paoex was EaeAsne1 CD1ee 6s1afeAfs hso
xS0 Yerf, eosd a1vADe<d 4e, Sgf heD ne sanRelsy
exh511s - u " h3ife1 = e0e1f. toTei0 a.
char q fszs0we1 sAe eoan - 81 gaA. eers1g 3e o.
Ahest sic . NJ higher fsr Stirring, 80 fuily 4
, cat for franco IN DeveDeat II eeeA ..
az yev Yerk crBDese q Sers w. firm q rrs-
vicrs ra.s. esoeks coz timed dH.l ana without
a,y pev fssrTe State cor s3's were n oserafe
re4p Is A1A sfrrnG Il ~ sssrdAys qassariocA
PnGsHD bscds vese shGhfly HragHiaB, est e38s 4
e yosenr6Ays e
Az The an1aai meeting sstay 81 tie xev O.iesns
GEARING H0pke As-oe3atA0p. the kiloWi.g we're
eieete1 o0osrs for the .nsuisG ysns. Mr.. job, g.
Gases. pxea1Aens; NJ samuel h Kennedy vice
pse<iseEI. Ne Isaae y HAynNa- Hsasg-r. AID
xeMfS- JokpA r Og eshy. 6ecree JEAe Asd Cad
KoAA, eoG.a,Stke u EAcageDe0G-
Al toe aa0e fi0e . psos N . ana reoosusiens
wege aAcpsed, IN eemDeDe<Axsoa Of the AeA 4 Of
M. I0zss SekD<sfe1. late pGeasdknf u the 6es-
nxasA xA$sooal BEk
We esnt.nas 70 quote sxec1e1ena, paPefs-osH
oaaS Y aAnnD 9iaooan1 Al Do q loDH md aeeocd
eH1de u 1S0lk Yirs3 e.a0 DmtgAeaD F1ie n -
10 y cent y anEuA. nd ssesnA Gr1Ae eonsi.nes
gnf$Nnsv 0AR{rar
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-18
IN BANKRUPTCY.
ESTATE OF N. POKORNy.
CyIfKD SfAfRe NAxsHAl's Ovv,.
Eov Ovlaa-. 49,

UNITED STAIRS NARsHAI's Owen
New Orleans. August 9, Is7S.
NHls IS TO GIVE .OrICB THAT A War.
the district Court OF the United states for the All.
p pa u Louisiana, against the estate Of III
nokolny, OF New Orle ms. in the parish ~
rupt upon b. own petition; that the 'r nax.
msnt Of any debts and the delivery Of any pFo1.
Sor bis use, and the transfer Of any pronertr =.
nm are forbidden by law: that meeting OF TIE
credtors OF said BANKRUPT, to prove their debit
be held at court of bankruptcy, to be ho,Gsn
On the o Sntiet1 day Of October, A. D. ls7S. 1t
Hsv or,osno At The ,,ustomhouee building,
o,. l. B. PACKARD
euSoc1V United States Narehal
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-18


49,. OessSa =. ~
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lMPORIA
VERA CErz-sseAmship KureI-4Ss bAles sug4r
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Stock on hand aud on shipboard not cleared. 90
Same time last year. ....................1s

TO DAY exports were TO Cork.
receipts proper since last evening i3i3 bales
export. and receipts see above report.
1OBACCO-Tne only sal S ported to day were
cevsd this -, s .bppsd b. aee.rs T. nr' ssr
us Co. OF Hsrtvilie- Upper Cumberland, T.nnes
see ana eon.go.d 70 Msss.. Kirkpatrick L
Keith An examination Of the sample showed
that it W.: we'll natured, Of good body and with
leaf Of about twenty eight inches. 1t would
i estimated It s7sS hhd.. We quote :. follows
1 Low 10, ius, s11she; medium 70 good Ing. 1osc;
s a.. ia sas:e @sao% good lssH
FREl0HTS-The market exhibited some irregu
Iarity to day, and cot on was taken for Liver pool
both by steam and sail at a reduction OF I-3id II
LiverTool-one at Is BED and he other 1t I'd. For
the present We quote - follows:
Br, men lI;led; to New York SC; to Boston, Provi.
dsnce. Pail River and Philadelphia Via New York,
Is Gram TAI to LIVERPOOL. lohd;; :.
la.iSe; 70 Bremen ltc, and to Genoa 10 l6dlAc.
s t.a. !. ivea this morning So bids The
D iot iof fair to fully iai- and ll0ll sc p b for
MOLAssEs-Beceived this morning - bbla
fair 70 prime and Tic y gallon Ter strictly prime.
CITY 1ET1HkRY sUGAK-ls selling on orders IN
Sss for for cut
CITY kR1INBRY AOLASSkS-Is selling ON orders
ct 4o04Sc for common; Soc for fair: Sc for prime,
zoe 1or choice molAsses. and a60ssc for golden
0yruD-
HLOCR-There IL quite good local demand 1t
PR tty fair prices. Several receivers are out Of
etoc <. and ONE eaes have been made to arrive.
Double extra and low treble r. is scarce and in
request. There we're sales to-day Of 934 bbls, of
which 40 double extra at - so; 40 low treble ex
1t s. 26 100 good treble extra at IS so; so choice
treble extra st IS IS so ana 81 do at IS a7t: 100
do at es; 50 100 ard 200 do at 90 IS Is choice ex:
50 do at 81 l2k p bb'. There was some inquiry
FOR Cuba to day, and lot Of 500 bbls in TIRE atty
Common 10 quoted 1T % 1913 50; fine % IS; super
nne e404 Is; double extra - 5004 IS; low treble
extra Extra esas Is good do ss 2s0s 50 choice treble
e1tr1 - I506 Is: choice extra % s006 IS; choice
fAmily extra o7O7 50 y bel
CORN MEAL-Dull and unchanged. The st. ck
on ha nd 10 only moderate, and there IL very little
coming IN Holders ask 81 50. and ka.ers arc job
bling at o. 6502 IS p Dbl.
ShiTb-sell from frat hands. on the landing, ct
p Dbl -
rokK-There 10 very little here. It ID held IN
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-18
ESTATE OF SAMUEL e. MO0RR
UNITED STATES MArsuAt,, Ov,,c,
New Orleans Ocfnh.- 10 ~.

UNITAD SfAfBS MA1sHAL'e OYYIcn )
New Orleans, October Is, 1915
'>Hls IS 70 GIVE RurICE THAT WARRANT
-. ~ bankruptcy has been ISSUED out Of the Dis.
~ afSs,ana ak ainst the estate of Samuel &. Moore
~ Sou;., Orsaus IN the parish of Orleans, state
Deti1;"n , thn adJudged bankrupt upon his own
rn., y, Of any property belonging t. said bank.
any nr ~ mn or Tor his use. and the transfer Of
meeting Of the creditors Of said 6ankrgpt to nravs
h ael oeots and choose one more assignees Of
,nn.s 0e'*t1 VIII DO held at court Of bank.
IL =: ~ 1910 at 10 =. ", 1t 20 u Camp street.
20" oHkans, before J. Ward Gurley, Jr, seRtoter
.,s~ ]. n. @. PITKIN
~eAo United States Marebal
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SaDbOI1 q Duefoe W. PAM Cusntne-
cond Justioe Court for The PariaA OF OrIeans
M isE - ~A~eoAsss

No is6. S-1s'
RI vRTUB OF A WRIT OF NKN DACIAS N
- me directed BY the Hen y n HoirH
second Justice Of the peace II ana Tor the no1iah
Of Orleans, In the above stated cult, j VII nrs.
ceed to eell At public arctaon, 1t nv once n Is
commercial place, on WEDak&DAY, October "a
1870 af twelve o'clock H. the follev ing deocriheX
property. to wit
ALL TIE RIGHTS, TrrLR Agp ISrRRasr =,
Paul CAste,ng in ana n the indsment rendered m
the case OF Pau, Castaing Jean Rotee Ma SIN n
the DOCKET OF the Ffth District Court Ion the ~
lsn Of leAns, on the sxta day Of June. 1875 To-
the sum OF $50, vi Ave per cent inrsr.ss
paid, and costa If court 49, "nti1
Seized In the above suit
Terms c. sh n the spot
o1l3 Ia JOHN MCCORMICK. Const.h,.