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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-05-09
By Hoey Il O'Connor.
By Hoey 4 O'Conuor.
DOrGLE BRICK HOusE, NO. g. UNION STREET.
BETWEEN BAKONNK AID DRYADES
IN THE MATTER OF THB TurORSBlP AND
GUARDIANSHIP OF THR MINORS THOMAS
EDWARD McLAGAN. IDA BELL NcLAGAN
AND JEANETTE MCLAGAN.
Second District Court for the Parish Of Orlears-
No. AIS.

Rf HOEY & OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES J.
y Hoey, AuGt' 0aeer-Ofhce No. Is Commercial
Pace.-SATCRDAY. June 10, 1876. at twelve O'Clock
NJ. at the Merchants and Auctioneers' EXCHANGE
On Royal street. between Canal a2d Customhonse
streets; IN this city Of New Orleans, by virtue Of
Two orders Of the honorable the Second District
Court for the parish Of Orleans, rendered in the
above entitled matter on the twentieth of January
auctl0n the following valuatl. property, TO wit
FIRST strict OF this city. on the southern side of
Union, Baronne, Philippa Dry ad - and perdido
streets and measuring so feet front on said Union
stIeet pX !0o feet IN depth, bounded ON the side
toward Fhilippa or Dryades street BY the property
OF John Mclean, and on the . de toward BarOnne
tTeet by the property of P. Milo ssid lot beine
deelg mated as No. l. The imprO vements commits,
double two-story brick house. two story brick
Kitchen, ETC., and 10 known SIS No. 81 Union street.
Ierms OF Sa.e-One third cash and the balance
81 one and two years credit, in notes of the pur.
CHASER, secured by special mortgage and vendors
men, and bearing interest of eight per cent uer
anpum from the day Of sale until final PAYMENT.
win the penal clause of five per cent attorneys
Iees IN event of suit to enforce the payment of the
notes; the bui d'ngs and improvements to be kept
insured and the policy transferred to the holder
ot the notes and the purchaser to assume nav.
ment, oveS and above the price of adjudicatior of
an the taxes for 1875 due and exigi bic in 1875 snd
ment of adjudication. "' 'Ao NV
act OF sale at the expense of the pprchaser
my9 20 u les 10 fo'
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LEGAL NOTICES,
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
FOURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
ORLEANS,


her husband No. 1901.
HEREBY CERTIFY THAT ON THE S1yrp nay
= OF October, 1875. judgment was rendered in this
court IN the following entitled suit in the words
and figures following, to Wit: 49, 'A' "0i0'
Eliza Mccormick w. Andrev Nocoru,., ,.r
hu band, No. a., TOT. $500 A' NeA
A., rms case having been submitted for adindica
s,G ! ano the cppit considering the la " and the
Saence 10 De In favor OF plaintiff heren it is or
uelea, adJ doged and decreed that there be iudg.
m men 10 fsv0r Of plaintiff Mrs Eliza Mccormick
wne OF Andrew Mccormick decreasing a separa
ZION o. property in her favor. with recognition az
oWnsr N ner own right of the two lots of or und
.ua.sd IN the sixth District of this CITY in tnat
;n 'nereR commonly known as aud calle.1 Greea-
h n.s, ana Qeeignated lot No. Al which in
u +o Dv WALL Chestnut Walnut and Esther
% ana more fully described in an &C. OF sale
n from randall NJ: Bowes to Mrs Eliza Mccormick.
Ra i before ". j. Ca-teil, notary public dated
1GX .; 1874. and on file in this court: together
WI n all costs OF this suit:
Judgment rendered October s. 1875
judgment q gaed November 4, 1915
T, +...,. /. LYNCH Judge.
IN tesllmony whereof have hereunto set INV
.la ana affixed the seal Of the said conrt at the
in my {ne ef ssw Orleans; on this eighth day May
uaaed ana eeventy.six. and the one hupdrsdth
year OF Ine independence of the Unites States.
~ - Ie' y. D. ChALON. DeDucy Clerk.
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The scarcity of small change has been
noticed by those who carry contribution
boxes.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-05-09

A crooked backed beggar represents him
self a. in straitened circumstances.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-05-09

1t takes but . glimpse Of the Olive branch
to keep peace in the house of Mr.. Skies.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-05-09

There are 5000 deaf mutes in this coun-
try, all wanting to talk at the Same time.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-05-09

A diamond pin will not help hotel clerk
to q position in Philadelphia.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-05-09

10y sELLE 4 MALOCHEE, AUCTION
Is qers-Ofice No. so Royal stIeet.-TgEsDAY,
chant. and Aucticneers' Exchange Royal street,
between Canal ana CustOmh0use streets. in the
Second District Of this city, will be sold by pubic
Aa THAT VA tTi SUGAR PLANTATION, stu
ated in the parish Of St. Charles on the right bank
Of the river Mssspp hsn5s ~ p lns On
and more in Others, and bOnndeA on the upper
line by the plant alton of Forstal and on the lower
line by that belonging or formerly belonging, to
Adelard Fortiey which said plantation 10 composed
of the followir tracts or parcels Of land to wit:
l. One tract measuring aEpents front on the
river by 10 srpents in depth. or more.
g. Another tract, measuring srpents tmore or
lese) font On the river by about 80 a-pents in
g. Another tract, measuring arpeats front on
the river by 80 aipents in depth, opening TWO Do
grees the rear.
1 Another tract, making part Of section
No. 80, in township twelve south, range ninsteen
east, containing 1850 aces and situated IN the
rear Of the 6rst mentioned tract.
s. Another tract. in section No. 81. township
twelve range nineteen eaet containing l1s acres o
Is Another tract icing Part Of section NO 80 IN
1850.
Together with all the buildings and improve
me- nts, engines, machines and appurt< a Ance0,
without any exception or reservation, and ali the
rights, privileges, servitudes. ways customs. etc.
low formed, or which may hare after be formed, in
front of said plantation
The buildings and improvements consist Of a
tanning sx fac rooms IN NO large cabinets, with
front and rear galleries and out buildings; large
brick augarheuse, with cane shed and two pur-
geriee, one set Of open kettles, one steam engine
Of about sixty horse power. sugar mill, two small
syrup engines. corn mill and engine, bagssse
chimney. barns, three stables. eighteen lsb0rers'
cabins, blacksmith and cooper shops. kitchen; ont
houses etc. The yarhOuse II insured fer IL 600.
There are on the premises 100 arpents Of two
Year, stubbles, more or less; 100 arpents of one
years stubbles, less. and 100 arpents plant
cane, more or less, and 200 arpents planted IN
corn.
There are, besides, thirty two mules six milk
three bulls six hefe stwelve cane carts three
small carts. about twen.y cart loads OF forage,
shout 1850 barrels Of corn in shuck, pl0ws, agrcU
tura impleme nts, axes, ETC.. and i've well broken
oxen.
Terma-One-half cash in Cnit.d States cur
rency. and the balance on . credit of one
ard two years, in notes secured by special
mortgage and vendors lien, bearing seven per
cent interest per 11num fsm the day of sale until
final payment; the sugarhonse to be kept insured,
the policy TO be to the parties in inter-
est and in case of suit auy of the unpaid notes
the purchaser Will be required to pay i've per
cent attorneys commissions on the amount re-
covered, which commission shall likewise be
cured by mortgage.
Act of sale before Amadee Duca:el, notary puh-
Lie. at theexpense of the purchaser.
ND r,v2Q
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-05-09

The lay of the last minstrel was better
than the first.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-05-09

Water runs in the Vicksburg cutoff at
the rate of eight miles per hour.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-05-09

Grasshoppers promise to be abundant il
Colorado the coming summer.
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WANTED,

WANTED ga FEMALE SERVANT tCoLoRED)
to cook, wash and iron for a snail family Good
references required. Apply immediately at No. SAG
Annunciation street. my92t+
"ANTED-A POSITION AS MUSE OR
w Lady's Maid, by an honest, industrious per.
son, either for city or country. sUnexceptlonable
references given. Address c. L. j., care of this
office. my6
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POLITICAL NOTICES.

Attention. Republicans Of the This teenth
Ward Central Republican Cuh.-There will be
regular meeting VI the e. above club On WEDHss.
Pail. on Cadiz, between Camp and Chestnut
streets the purpose of electing delegates the
senatorial convention Come en- fSm p all
THOMAS H. PoREE, Secretary. mys2t-
Parish Of ct. sBerpard, May ,, 1s76.-
Pursuant to a call of the president Of the parish
sai Base William
Eaton, DR.. J. y. Berth, E. Fstopinsl. Joseph Dro
zin, Isaiah johnson. Isaac Banks, by 4. Olivier.
Hall in all ten and a quorum. The following reso.
lutions were offered by MI. Estopinal aud adopted
WHEREAS The time for election of dele gates to
the conventions called by the Republican State
Central COMMITTEES 10 fast approaching; therefore
be it
Resolved. That the several ward clubs through
out the parish be and are hereby called upon to re-
names Of the officers elected under the reorganiza
ton to thu pre- sdent Of the parish committee. Be
Resolved, That Immediately after the organiza.
ton of the clubs they elect dele ates to eet in
convention 81 the Old courthouse in Terre,aux.
the purpose Of electing delegates to the State
conventions which meet in the city of New Or.
leans on Nav 80 and June u, 1876, in acct rdsnce
the Republican barty
Resolved. That the apportonment Of representa-
ton from the several central ward clubs Be fol.
three; third ward, two; fourth ward, four; fifth
waId, three-in all sixteen delegates.
P. P. CARROLL,
President Parish Executive Committee.
&. EsToPiNAL, Seer. tary pro TEN. my9
At a meeting Of the Segenth District Re-
publican Club, held May s, the following named
were elected offit ers for TIL ensuing yeAI:
P esident-JOBN 7. CLAIBORNE.
First Vice Presldent-AARON SMITH.
Second Vice Presaent-DON A. PARDEE.
Third Vice Presidents. 1. HENRY.
SecIetary-H MCCRAY.
Assistant SecIetzry-F. DEIBLE.
TTeaSurer-G. W. MOORE.
First Sergeapt-at Arms-A. DAVIS
Second Serge am at.AYms-JOHN Mitchell.
Third Sergt ant at AIms-HENRY BROWN.
Fourth Sergeant alta rinse. ID. BONNkR
Grand Marshal-N. 81. BROWN.
Second Assistant Marshal-NORR1S MORRISON.
And the following honorary mem bers-Hon. T.
3. Stamps aud A. y. Collins
By resolution Of r. HAWKINS, John T. Clsi borne
was Endorsed for the Leg AZURE from this district
on which the club jcui ned subject to call Of the
president.
JOHN T. CLAIBORNE, President
r. MCCRAy. Secre' My9
Notice is hereby given that there will
be NEE ting Of the Tenth Ward Central Repub
ican Club THIS lTuesday) EVENING, May 9, at
eight o'clock for tina purpose of completing regis
tration. and the transaction of important business
m,9 P. B. i. PlNCHBACK, Pre- sident
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Personally, the Democrat has nothing to
sav against General Gibson.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-05-09

A base ball player can not expect to max
q good short stop in long run.
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DISCOVERIES
Thu
COTTON PLANT.
CURE GUARANTEED OR MONEY REFUNDED.
K8RNINB-An infallible remedy for fevers.
SED1NE-Certain specific for chills and fever
contains qunlne.
FLORINE-For female diseases.
Buy from your druggist if he keeps these RENE
dies if not they can be had at NJ. r. MORRISON
CO.'S, corner of Magazine and Canal streets.
1850 tsAl In
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I'm Bankruptcy-No. 1419.

FNHR CREDITORS OF THE ABOVE ESTATE ARE
II hereby potifed that the 'cond general meet
K OF inc creditors will Be hold 1t the efaoe Of =.
NO !26 Bxcbsnge alley, in the city Of New Orleans,
On sas twenty ninth day Of NAY. lSao ~ swe.ve
1867. - WV
my9l6 ED, LIBRETON, Ass gnee.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-05-09

The sweetest thing out-s young CIR
taking q moonlight walk.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-05-09

An anti. Catholic political party is to bt
established in Georgia.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-05-09

Seymour Sweetly says: II can not be
your candy date"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-05-09

If 50, Apply mt the Corner Of Dauphins
and st. Louis Streets.
Where second hand Furniture, Men and Woroen,s
Clothing, French, English and Spanish Books ETC.,
are bought. '
Subscription to the Reading Room o. Dor month,
Goods inspected at home if desired.
j. BEGON,
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Notice is hereby given that there will
be a NEE ting Of the Tenth Ward Central Repub-
fcan Cinb THIS TUESDAY EVENING, May 8, at
eight O'Clock, for tina purpose of completing regis.
iration. and the transaction of important business
my9 P B. ~ PlNCHBACK. Pre- sident.
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AUCTION SALES.


ny SELLE Il NlAl4OCHEE, AUCTION.
d eers-Arinand Sele, Auctioneer- Once No.
50 Royal street.-On TUESDAY, may y ls16' at
1880 4. NJ, on the premises, Bagatel street b.
~ eso sGoodchil3ran and Morales streets, will -
sold at public auc ion. bv virtue Of IN order from
The Hon A. L. TissOt, judge Of the Second District
Conrt for tho parish Of Orle>Ds, dated Apri! 81,
1876, the following described movs5les Tor account
LAKGE VARIETY OF HOUSEHOLD YuRHI-
TURE consisting Of Bedroom Furniture, Tables,
SdeboaId, Chars, Sofa, Wsshstsnds, Mirrors.
CrOckery Glasswar Clocks. Platedwaro, PIctures.
Carpets Stove and Kitchen Ostensils, &C; also,
Medical Books and Surgical Instfuments
Terma-Cash on the spot. apo ~ myo9
POSIrlvK SALE Of THE WELL KNOWN KEN
MORE PLANTATION,
stuat.d in the paIi.h Of St. Charles, about thirty.
six miles above the city of New Orleans.
By ORDER OF THE CONSOLIDATED ASSoCiA-
TON OF THE PLANTERS OF LOUISIANA"
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES.

DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA.
IN THR MATTER OF JOSEPH ELLISON. BANK
rupt.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-05-09

There are Is many styles Of hats as
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-05-09

The capacity to sting is among the powers
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-05-09

North German Lloyd.
STRAIN BETWEEN BREMEN AND NEW ORLkANb
VIA HAvRE, SOUTHAMPTON AND HAVANA.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-05-09

A lawyer has taken up his abode at Gus
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MARSHAL'S SALES,

Marie.
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT FOR
l. the District Of Louisiana, No. 10 903.-By virtue
OF an order of court TO me directed in the above
entitled suit. will proceed to sell to the highest
bidder. on THURSDAY, May 1S, 1876. at twelve
O'Clock NJ, at the entrance of the Customhouse,
ecribed property, viz
THE STEAMER MARTHA her tackl>, etc, as
she now lies at gcrs, the Canal ct ferry
landing.
Terus-Cash.
United States Marshals Office New Orleans
May 3, 1876.
s. B. PACKARD,
mv4 I'd United States Marshal
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Green Louisiana oranges are in the mar
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-27
Political Notos.

Mr.. Thompson, editor OF the Columbia Is.
C.) Herald, has resigned because he was re-
quired to place the name Of r. B. Elliott.
(colored.) republican candidate for attorney
general, at the head Of his paper. .."Col. F.
A. Conkling, brother OF Senator Conkling
goes 10 Ohio to take the stump for Tilden
Men are getting awfully tangled up politi-
cally these times. 1.-The Nashville Tenn
democrats have nominated for state senator
Colonel Frank p. Cahill, a northern man and
Federal officer. His opponent In the con-
Vention was an confederate. 1.-THE
m N aging men of the Tammauy and anti
Tammany factions are again In consulta-
tlon, with view OF patching up things. The
anti Tam manyites demand the same pro-
portion OF votes in the county convention
mat had been accorded them In the Sara
ga convention; that is TO say, 81 to Tam
maDy's SO. ''''Senator Blaine did not put 10
an appearance In Philadelphia on Satur iay
evening, but sent letter saying: "Dis-
patches from Mr.. WikOf, chairman of
the republican state committee of OHIO.
advise me that, on the request OF
Governor Hayes and Governor Hartranft,
l am released from my Philsdelp hia en-
gagement for Saturday, and am commanded
70 go TO Ohio. 1 obey Instructions, and 60
gladly where 1t is thought may be most
useful"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-27
THE VAR IN NEW GRANADA
ENBARKATION OF BOSS TWEED.
He Is Treated With Consideration ?,
THE NEW SIOUX EXPEDITION.
ANOTHER LARGE SALE OF COAL.
THE stOUN INDIAN WAR.
mPo>ition of the Next Exp~dssfou
Against the IadfaaN

CHEfENNH. sept. 26-Colonel stanton,
pay master L. =. A, who com aanded the
volunteers and scouts in General Crooks
recent campaign, aud Major Randall, who
commanded the Snake Indians both re-
turned 10 this place yesterday. The latter
goes at once 10 Sydney TO take charge OF one
hundred Pawnees, who are 20 60 20 Fetter-
man and take pert In the movement north
ward. Colonel stanton returns WITH funds
10 pay Of the expedition aud the tro rs at
the northern posts In this department, sbout
sixty companies IN all. General Crook re-
mains al Fort Laramie organizing n new
campaign against the Indians, snd Will not
leave for the neld until the WORK N done.
Fresh troops, consisting OF the Ith cavalry,
under General Mckenzie. and infantry under
Captain Pollock viii be put in the neld at
once. A depot OF supply will be established
AZ old Fort Reno. Tue troops OF the recent
expedition are now At Custer City under
command OF General Merritt, aud will await
new supplies OF clothing aud Equipments
there. Lieutenant LuettwitE, 81 cavalry
aud one or two others who were badly
wounoSd, were LEFT at Crook City, In the
BLACK Hills, with medical attendance, ana
Will come out as soon as they can bear re-
moval. The cavalry horses are much worn.
Many OF them were eaten. Al least a We hum
cred fresh horses will be required
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-27
REVOLUTION IN NEW GRANADA.
Victory for tae Government Forces

PANAMA, sept l2.-Tne steamshis Triu-
1lllo has brought news from the Cauca. on
the 10th OF August the peace commissioners
OF which Mr.. James NJ. Eder, the ". =. con-
sui was one, returned from the sentative
camp, unsuccessful In their mission. On the
SOth the outposts OF the conservatives ap-
pfoached The government forces, and on the
next day, the Slst OF August. the cOnserva-
tive army, 5000 strong, under Geo. Joaquin
Maria Cordovs, gave battle to the gOvero-
ment troops OF 1000 men, under zen. Julian
Triutillo. The battle lasted seven hours On
two occasions IL seemed 10 be in favor OF the
revolutionary forces, but q charge OF the
"Zapadores" decided the day. The losses are
some one thousand killed and over that num-
Der wounded. -Four hundred prisoners were
captured by the government, also sixty mule
loads OF ammunition. The conservatives
have fed Into the state of Antioquta. The
government army having occupied Cartago,
abandoned by the revolutionists, is aug
ment1ng In numbers, and will carry the war
into Antioquta. A force OF COO rebels In re.
ported 10 be on the way TO attack Buenaven-
tura, the chief port or the Csucua, but the
government is prepared for tue emergency.
Everything Is quiet In this city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-27

YELLOW FRYER In THE SoUrH.-Advices
from Savannah and Brunswick, Ga, report
great distress among the yellow fever pa
Ter city, where 1t is stated many persons will
die OF starvation unless prompt relief ID for
warded. Supplies OF money and provisions
from yellow fever ut Savannah yesterday
numbered twenty eight. of which twelve
we're c0lord people. There was q yellow
fever alarm last week In consequence OF q
dealh 1t Houston, Texas, pronounced, after
Q post mortem, 70 be case of typho- mala
RAJ, or cenRestive fever During the excite
ment q quarantine was established at
Hearne, but 1t was abolished a. soon Is the
truth was known.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-27
FRANKLIN.
The Notorious CrtmtnnI a. ,Treat<d
with Every COnsf Der ration -

NV YORK, Sept. IA special dispatch
from Vigo says: Tweed was removed al hail
past nine last evening from his fortress
prison TO the Franklin. He offered very
little objection 10 bis removal. he was
treated with every consideration, and the
quarters of Rear Admiral Case were assigned
70 him: Tweed's companion, VIM. Hunt,
was taken on board the Franklin, but
almost Immediately set at liberty. Hunt
looks like q mechanic.
In an Interview with Hunt after his re-
leease he was very reticent, refusing 70 give
the history OF their wanderlngs. He still
maintains that his friend "Secors Is not
VIM. M. Tweed. Hunt, after leaving tue
Franklin, went Immediately TO see an
American friend at the Hotel Europa, who
was registered there under the name OF II.
Sands Sands is considered here 20 be
Tweeds son, by a SpaDisrd who processes 10
have Known him Ia New York city. There
was much opposition here To the surrender
OF Tweed 10 The American authorities, and
The action OF the government was almost
universally condemned. The hour for the
this afternoon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-27

The tramp arrested on suspiciou in
Aeawam, Mass, on Monday, as the Am
nerst murderer, was yesterday identifed by
the son OF the murdered man.
~Jacques Herne, age 81, 10 the Oldest vet
cram In the hotel des lnvalides. Paris. he
Waterloo.
- After an experiment Of two years the
hartford Accident Insurance company has
concluded TO discontinue buaipess and wind
up its anAirs. AZ maturity the policies viii
% rewritten By the Travelerp Insurance
company.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-27

- The Russian army can now be brought
Up 10 10000 men, without counting the
national militia.
MI. Morse's bust OF Tom Paine ID short
~ 70 De plaoed In Independence Hall, with
man IL ID an occasion for large sentiments.
Blk bsttalions OF Spanish Infantry and
aregimenf OF cavalry win arrive ia Cubs IA
SSeoosr, and fourteen battalions In Novem.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-27

SEEAT0R SHARON'S FRAsT-R0nQuef and
Ball IN Honor Of Secretary Cameron and Gene
raj She,mdn.-A dispatch from San Fran
cisco the 18th instant says: "Senator Sharon
mont In honor OF Secretary Of War Cameron
and General Sherman. A special train con .
veyed ladies from the city to . full dress
ball which is now In prog ess, and is q mag
nincent affair. The Earl aud Countess or
punerin are present, and the company In
cludes the prominent millionaire bankers
and distinguished Inhabitants Of the city
and neighbOrhood."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-27

sect, 600 new five per cent. bonds and $50 900
five twenty bonds held to secure bank circu-
lation were withdrawn from the Treasury
TO day, and four and half per cent. bon DIS
substituted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-27

MRS JAMS x. POLK. widow of the ex-
President OF the United States, is living at
Nashville, Tennessee, honored and beloved,
at IN advanced age. Some weeks ago Gen
PenDypacker, who had been for some time
In command OF the military department. OF
Ienneseee (now transferred TO Newport
OF some OF the citizens OF PhiIadeiph'a 10
Mrs. Polk TO visit the exhibition. They
offered TO the venerable lady, whom they
nad Known over thirty years ago 1t WASH
tngton, the hearty hospitality OF their Phila
delphte homes, but she declined in graceful
and sratoful terms,