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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-08-17

The purchasing capacity OF $1,000
now is equal to that Of $4,000 II few
years since, Hence, the bondholder
ought to he willing TO compromise at
o~ue.fourth the samount nominated in
his bond. This is not repuiiation--it
il squaro.out honesty,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-08-17

We have just ordered a large assortment
of stationery, and now, if you want Job
Work Of any Kind. please call and get it
done at low prices.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-08-17
Sheep for Sale.

have fifty head Of sheep for sale, and
there are thirty lambs and one CotsWOIv
buck in the i0ck. win sell cheap.
Il. Il. POWELL"
auylG-gt Drchcrd. Ycnn.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-08-17
NOTICE

Ny son, Geo. S. WNlmslGy, Is my duly
authorized agent Tor the transaction Of all
College business,
MRs. n. WALMsLEY,
Treas. Mary Sharp College.
august 10th, lS1G-ly
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-08-17
Announcements.
FOR CONGRESS.

We are authorized to announce Hon
John NJ. Bright candidate for reelection
TO Congress from this. the 9th Congress
sional District, at the November election,
1O7r
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-08-17
GERMAN & DEWEY
EELVIDEHE,

Franklin County, Tennessee,
acknowledgements and Dealers ill
Rough and Dressed Oak and
Poplar Lumber, and Oak and
Poplar Shingles. Shipping by
chr load speciality, Orders by
mail promptly attended to.
Also gum all kinds Of Saws.
GERMAN L DEWEY.
r,.I-rr,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-08-17

We are in favor Of reducing taxation
these hard times, aud opposed " any
increase.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-08-17

Li1htniug Linine!tt will cure that
dreadful disease that is destroying 30 ma
ny ufour most valuable hOrses-Epl"o"tic'
Lightning Liniment will cure Eheuma-
tisln. lightning Liniment viii .curr
Neuralgia. Lightning LininlcEt viii cure
Frosted Feet. Everybody who has JJct'
can have Il bottle Of Lightning Imminent
For sale by u. G.. Phillips. oc2'-iy
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-08-17
From the Macon ,Ga.l Daily Citizen

From the Macon tGal Daily Citiaen.i
pANFoETH'B SASATIvE DENrRIFIcE.-
This preparation iOr TIE teeth is without q
peer. 1t iuliy comes up TO all that u sta
ted of it. and Is undoubtedly the great de
siIcratum which has 80 long and 80 AZ
IDENTIFY been searched iUrby the dental pro-
fcssiOn. namely \ concentrated ,O!utiVn
of CASTLE Soap combined with the Oc.i
vegetable a%>tringcnt, Tree iroHI acids, al
the COIN pound paris Oi which are vi Tue
most brneticial and bcautiiylnG To the
teeth. This exquisite Dentri.ico cannot
fail to please ali VINO use 4 tovth wash
Try il.
For sale Jy J. NJ. IutcLin., Winchester
Tenn.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-08-17
Winchester Market Report,
Corrected weekly by W, W. Garner & Co..

BAcoS-Clear rib sides, l0@llc.
Clear sides, l2lz@lIc.
shoulders, 91i0,.
Hams. l2i2 a BE.
Meal. SOC. Corn. $50 Toe. Wheat, choice
white. Sjc.; choice red, 7j@s0c.
Lard. Hottie. Egg, Sc.
Chickens, '2lsm Doc. Ginseng, 90c@Sl.
Bcrswax, 22@2jc. Feathers, lDgj0c.
Butter, l3iQW2Jc.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-08-17
$500
WORTH OF
Dry Goods.
Boots, Shoes, Notions, &C.,

To he sold at WHOLESALE PRICES. in
thirty days, in the MILLER BUILDING,
Winchester, Tenn.
July 18Th, lS7G.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-23
MARKE rs.


Nav York. April %. Evening -Cotton- re-.
ceipts Az bales; gross 2620 consolidated net ne.
cepts 50 COS bales exp0rts TO Great Britain ISIS:
to France $685. to the continent 2e80
r.tu tS, pG e sss:ay SEQ bale
june 10 s:ls0l3 u ase July Is i7-as0l3 s-iso;
August - ll.l60l3 1850; September IL 3 l6Ni3kc.
October Is 7.16O13 IS &c; November IL @320I3* a:
December 10 9330l3kc.
During the week At the Cotton EXCHANGE . bet.
ter busines in spot has been done ct unchanged
and steady priceA The rather higher rates for ex
change and hrmer market for Liverpool, have en-.
couraged expo1ters to purchase moro freely. For
consumption Q fair business has been done. The
seles Tor the week for export and the homo trade
have beeen 5169 balee. For future delivery there
was ct one time quite . firm and buoyant market,
Flour lever; eS05 IS for common to fair extra;
os 8o09 for good to choice do. Wheat lower; 81 IS
for white Western Corn heavy; 60O7Oc Oats
heavy; 420s2c. Pork armer; new meas 81 $50
u 60. Lard hrmer; prime steam l3.62kc. Coffee
quiet. Sugar steady. aice quiet Molasses steady.
Freights quiet and 6rm.
CHICAGO, April 21-Klour quiet and unclaimed.
Wheat duh and weak; No. spring 81 %; No.
3 do 92kc. Corn active; 473c. Oats-Demand
fair; SAKE. Rye steady and unchanged. Barley
Lard moderately active ls:as5is s7kc.. Bulk
and clear sides l20l5Ac Whisky steady and
ols9lzsA1z. April 2s.-Hour stesdy. wheat duh
and drooplDE 81 1901 20. Corn dull. Oats and
barley unchanged. Bye easier; 74076c. Pork
Kettle 1915 0l3Ac. Bulk meats frmer; shoulders
b 0Slc; clear rib sides II kc clear eides Ikc.
Bacon frmer: shoulders 81 O9kc; clear Rib and |
eleas sides l2k 0l3c. Hoss STEADY. Whisky STEADY;
81 o.. Butter steady and unchanged.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-23

- anSeassasr = o. 1881. haaasd
- GtsnA W. s =. nese ~ - ~
Usent - - ~ A.. p.5sss a.s ~
r~Ss1 800 Austtla end 1As1 .
- $500 Il regaxd 70 clai = NJ
ear~enm. but ooUpeo0toe va enecee9 -
s-GSs01eaoe q vk3ch Austria hne beoa
sSefeSd With the dnty Of communaeesang
~ yiDWo Of botA powers TO - keteA
Tbess views azs Gsnerally supported ~
O0GYnnY.
II ID t6cusht n Berlin that The powers
Seve aareed . abstain from interfeting.
"a co16ne ths sxuGgls 70 The helkAa
n disssseh 70 the Russian Telegraph
seeacy ~ Il 4 not true that Russia has
sseS ~ Poete % negotiate With the In
snrreafo, Russia On being aehed whether
~ weld oontinue 70 advise the insurgents
p. lay down their arms, replied that she
Vsan oaly do . II the Turkish local IA.
1AoFitiee ware empowered TO DISGUISE the
guarantees demanded by the ineurgents.
4he Porto having rejected these demands
and declared the Andrassy programme
nxhaueted, assumes the responsibility OF
10 blood which may be shed and Of I'll the
1soatD connected with this crisis.
Neaklstar Psshs Il now surrounded on
- Plain Of 0atschko.
Tke MmsS co5rsepondent telegraphs nom
berlin thai e credit T. gwen as here T. the
,aGainst Turkey.
a Vienna dispatch to the Daily Ners 70
poets that Servis has purchased 1000 horses
The dervian Minister Of War has declared
HAT no person liable to military duty will
b allowed to quit the country.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-23
Tho Mobile Fire Departmenf.

At an election held last Monday the fol.
lowing officers were elected to serve for the
ensuing year: Chief engineer, Mosely E.
Tucker; first assistant engineer, w. r.
GeroD; second assistant engineer, g. s.
Cummings; third assistant engineer, T. T.
Davidson.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-23

LIN pesv 49, I : ~ - 11f
1 ssaied q Isisrs1ss ~ - (S51' 49,
fer - D411ooal 80 noo11nR. 49, 10
Algusk H. lsss = ST. >so,665.
- mlssong marx.
RoCKr0Rz. Ma, April g TIE bosk ], s.
Norwood Of Camdea, iron Galveston foe
0EeHe1, Ito days Dat, = tho1ghs = b lot
with III hands q board.
Reason 01llala - viG0e 9eaeh Carsllna.
B0sToM, April 0.-The Governor has
ovestuled tho decision of sabssdinAs6 Mill
- emcefs, md granted peemisaoa 70 tho
Boston Light lnfantry 70 leave the State
and parade 4t Chaflooton, South Carolina,
- IN indication that the people of Naaaa-
chusetts ase rssponsive to every loyal and
patriotic sentiment ~
Csaneceicut,s Chssee. e.
new HAVEN, April 22-The convention
for delegates to tho National Republicaa
Conventaoo express . preference for Post
master General Jewell.
Getiing 1eady 70 Retire.
NoNT1HAI, April DIT n nndaratoo1
that Sur John Rose IL ON his way iron Ene-
land to New York, with tho object Of max
ing arrangements for his retirement from
the firm OF Morton, Rose & Co.
Base BAN.
New HAVEN, April 2l.-Bostons 9, New
Ravens 8.
PHnADEIPHA, April 2l.-Athletics IL,
PHILADELPHIA, April 22.-Bostons 6, Ath-
letics S.
Probabilities.
WAR DzPAHfx1ur, !
once Chief Signal OfaoeE,
Warrington. April -, tb76. $50 P. II.
For the Cult States. falling barometer. increas
tuIe partly cloudy and rainy weather.
Tho rivers will continue slowly falling.
River ard Marine Nows.
eoufHw.sr Pass, April q, p. M-Barometer
SOL Wind southeast, light. Arrived Steamship
Algiers, Hawthorne, maAtar, ct A. IL. from New
Houston, Gardns, master, sesn d :SnHS1 om
New York; American schooner Mary X simmons,
aaudy. master, from Richmond. virginia No de-
sa..y1sos1, Apsil e; : Weather clear and
Deperted--Homsr and clifford for above the raft,
T.. Friday. up.susis Silver. ct 10 P. n. Friday:
eo1d It H.: CITY q vicSssuia s 4 il 10Is fAf
MsnPaIs April 2&-River ststiorary. weather
clear. Mercury $40 Departed-Ruth, for White
nveI; Phil Allen for Madison, and lolewild, for
caousAn. April sa-Rivsr twenty-five feet nine
inches and falling: Departed-Ubarles Morgan,
Pl!1.BuRa. April 93.-River six feet three inches
md falling. weather clear and warm.
Tho.1 aRs Dean Cloud :ps s1o River
OAIKo, April x2.-Arived-Maud, from st. Louis.
y 4 H.; Mary .Johneon. from Cincinnati, ct 10
for .sa1e M poGR Ssp. ioi
sew Orleans, at p. NJ; Atlantic, for New ORE ana.
9 Z; river forty enc fsst si1 inches and and
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-23
Suits Against tho City.

In the Superior District Court yesterday.
eight suits were entered against the Mayor
and Administrator Of tho city of New Or
leans, BY the New Orleans Pacific Railway
Company, for the sum OF S20o, 900, damages
caused to the company by not submitting
to vote of the people the question of levy.
ing q tax in behalf of the road, % per
scribed by act No. 20 Of the last Legisla-
ture.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-23


L Hu1DLs RACE; eDsn 70 IN horses; I've nnss,
ever eight hurdles. Purss elsg Ant hsess oloa
second horse e3s, third hoxse elS entrance eloe
three horses 70 mako tie race.
Z TROTTN0 RACE 10 sULKY; opsn 20 IN
hoRseA nils heats; best two IN three. Purse oa6
PONY RACR; fourteen hands high and usaez.
mile daah- Parse ol0
{ RUNNING 3ACK; one mile ana an eislfh.
riders = - bona 6de members of military orenn.
nations IN this city. Only ons zepresentattvs
from each company, battalion or regiment allowed.
United States chacers invited to paxtieipasa.
Race to b handicapped. Prise, ans Kngfsh -
de and bride. ssaa6 n
PACING RACE TO SADDLE; open t, m hor,se.
mule dash. Purse e2s Bnuance - 50.
9. TRoTTING RACE TO BUGGY mile dashs h
dies to drive. Prise, handsome parasol.
=. GRAND MILITARY DRESS PARADE. n h
followed BY prise drill: open to N companies In
the city. First-Infhntry dsiI, Upton's tactios.
Prize. gold medal eecond-Artllery drill: open
to the three companies Of Washington 4rtillery.
Prise, . gold medal.
DAAOxG On the platform for children nom six
tin seven o'clock.
A GRAND MILITARY BALL win b evsn in
tho main building 1t the close Of the sports ON tn
track and the aeld.
o'clock.
Al races 70 b run under the rules of the Louis.
lana Jockey Club.
All entries for races made ct Joe Starlins,s. No.
10 St Charles street, to b closed Friday night.
April3a
The Grand Stand. above and below, has be>n
kindly placed at the disposal Of the Centinentals,
Sealed bids ior the rent Of the several booths.
special privileges ETC., viii b opentd until Fridsy
night. April g. 1t Joe stallings, where they vim
be received. or address Postofacs box No 147o.
g. l. HALL.
Chairman COMMITTEES Of Arrangements.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-23

Seeking Amnesty.
LONDON, April 2.-The Bishop Of 70
Dsarget, hes passed through Marseilles OF
hi way TO spain to claim pardon under thu
AnArassy,s Negetiations.
4 maciei "a the Pbet from Berlin atate,
81 Csnnt Andrsssv. in : nev note Ia IN
csAssr r.ovara- civaa an accnunt of ths
-.,icns meesnree aIreadv taken Ia raconc;Ie
~ Porte ma the insurcents.
Hepropoees fresh neeotiations with the
view TO . common understanding - to how
4ae the demands Of the insurgents can b
supported st Constantinople.
8vsneeen Maraerers % DO Rxecueed.
Cnlcntfa .avicee atata = telegram nuh.
~ :. ~ %o..os.. s sn.orn.ss ,Sst puD
- nersons imnlicated in Cha murder Of
III ksS ~ :. ~ phs .k~PR enpGoii %.!
4 - a. nressnce Of the British esoort.
-. n....,. p.,--
o. 80.
X1.. sl cS su~ kc tn S.ou %
"0Ds. .uu p1O0ooNou =. Anuso1'
of A4p'ss.ea'
Powoer c1Pi r. ~ ts1nei ~ SCUM
sss1 hcdies h.vs ' hem recovered .nI t tSa
..s..,. 81. ..t.". .'s*;.n.o s"<A 'no
~ .Os oSlo.s 0ous'nuo.'
zoFkey WIN Genuine Negotiations.
Dispatch TO the Renter Telegram Com
10y itom 6ofun, eaye: IL 10 Understood
ss.Hlra sEsy ~ Iclusoo 20 contlnue nego-
~ ns x 49, no.sleln Ro"eI. ano pfolong
s.ss,:In ...0 t Snuos ~. .Ic PsesS.0n tnat
1u.nCe sTo0n sno toEce 1mPeE0n
.i.; otpIoo ss.C c1 rs f 10y .Ie roate
s ~ s.s a. yv 0 y; = .u ILL., noeoua,
~ oo ~ Ts ~S.0n sso pe'ns pressed
ARO1 0s@ ~ Au8ss1~e
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-23

The only sale Of stocks reported was at the
Stock Excha, ge.
No sales of state consols were reported except
st the Exchange. The market was lower, closing
1t 81 O67h, against 81 y ass yes erday.
City premium Issues were less active, but were
higher, being quoted at the close at Ban ass.
against "a G4h yesterday. The Gales not re-
ported at he Exchange included $500 and 5000
at Ban. Old six per cent city oonsolidated were
quoted 1t 48649 and wharf improvements ct TAO
=. but no sales of either were reported.
No Gales Of city scrip were reported, except 1t
Rxchang &c, and no State warrants.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-23

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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-23
COMMERCIAL.

COTTON-The ssles to day were COT iued to 1850
ealse. q irregular and easier prices, requiring
duction In our quotations of . partial kc in some
figures and report Of the Exchange, q below:
AMERICAN STANDARD OF CLASSIFICATION.
GAnoral KrNhan~A
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-23

San FRANCIscO, April 2l.-The Weekly
BaletiH this morning publishes . complete
crop report from nearly every agricultural
county in tho State. All dispatches argee
n reporting that the prospects for the gram
@op were never better, and that an unpre-
sedentedly large yield may be expecSed,
With . continuance Of reasonably favorable
weather. Fruit also promises we'll, though
= some districts il has suffered someWhet
4rem late fcoots.
4neoG0al Revenuo Rxaminaeien.
General Hswley, Supervisor of internal
1evenue, With Special Agents Crane and
Clert. have bean engaged sll day in ex.
sn1nine tax accounts and property Of Col
neetee Of Internal Revenue 6edeevick. The
oAeaaie are very reticent but the belief IL
oe1oeg that consisting important Il in the
Psciae NAH Properly Ae,,e..s.
Tho coal and storee Of Tho P..;Nc MAI,
elsansbip Company wero attached to-dsx
~ The Panama Railroad Company.
4 Csssly ksreseue Fire.
fA111son, N. J., April GA kerosene
!anp sxplosion burned the Arcade build.
PspsP Min Burned.
CONcoRD, N. H., April 22-The Dill;ns-
~ paper mill burned to-day. Loss 920.-
Al the Ceateunial Grounds.
PHILADELPHIA, April 22.-The President
cd Mn. Grant Waited the centennial
1Eoands to-day.
Get Through.
Tho Congressional Naval Committee have
oeaeluded their labors and left the city.
PraiFle Fire.
0Eoux CRY, April 22.-Great prairie |
a occurred IN Iowa. NebraAka and South |
Oa.oee: Aueh property was destroyed,
- no lives Lest
OAseaGo Bank Suspended.
C1cAo0, April 22.-The Cook County
ING Bank suspended. Idshilitiee ~. /
1ne depoeaeses number COO, mostly
- Assk sfa Osop Msse,.s or..A.
Hi11aDuHo. Apeil - -Ons hrndrea "a
~ !ramo Cottages q ~ Me0Ao1lef 49,
l1oting Seoan6s g Talcut1n 6Grnel TRe
DD11nGGo Weee Gea1Ga1ly e 6ooH - AZ.
49, - - neae arehieQet1e. TIT
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-23

Rooms kepubl1c00 sixth SonotoPial Exe
ecutive Committees. New Orlesns, April IS 1879. =
The following resolutions were adopted a. meet
ing Of the sixth senatorial committee. I'D March
Is, 1876:
Resolved, That convention Of the Republicans
OF the sixth senatoria! district be and 70 hereby
called TO meet In the late city Of Oarrollton par.
ieh OF Orleans. In the courthouse, OF MONDAY.
May Is, 1876 ct twelve o'clock NJ. for the purpose
o. nominating candidate for the State Senate for
the sixth janitorial distriet also, to select nav
resolved, That the represe NATION in the cen.
vention shall be a. follows St. John the Bertisf
parish ak st. Charles parish ak, jefferson psrieh
az, Orleans parish-seventeenth ward two, 81.
teenth ward tive, fourteenth ward two thirteenth
ward three, Twelfth ward three; total. thirty.
Resolved. That the presidents OF the parish CON.
mittees of the parishes Of st. John the Baptiet
1t. Charles and Jefferson DO and they are herahv
authorised and required to call an election Tor dei
egates to said convention shove mentioned.
Resolved, That the presidents Of the aeveral
ward central clubs Of the parish Of Orleana "a
hereby authorised to call election for delovafes
on wednes iay the tenth Of May, 1910. "a e fnr.
nish such dslegates with proper ercdentiaie
signed bv the president and secretary Of eaOh nar
tab COMMITTEES, and president and secretarv a.
each central ward club Of the parish Of Orlesns.
and forward copy Of said credentials 10 tne sec.
relay OF the sixth Senatorial Committee
Resolved. That THE call b publiehed in tia A.
Cha,les Heiald, Loaisisns State Reeister. Eess.
S So OF IT. John the BAptist, and Eew Orleans
Psideat Of the sixth ssasto1i. Il9 Gon,t..
n D.Jois, 1seistant Secretary Of the sixth Gen.
.Ol'el Oommlttee. apl5 6u "a
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-23

Cafd.-TO al who are suffering from the
errors and indiscretions Of youth, nervous weak.
receipt that viii cure you, RRBk or OaARGK
This great remedy was discovered by missionary
In South america. Send . selfaddressed envelope
to the RRv. JOSEPH T, IMAM. 0tafion b. Hihie
House. sew York City. mil eodk Nm
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-23
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
SPECIAL NOTICES,

Committee Of Fifty Members Of this con.
mittee are hereby notified that special meeting
win be held ct their rooms On TUESDAY. April IS
1t seven O'Clock sharp for the purpose of trsnsaet
ing business of importance. >
By order Of the President,
p. n. TOURNK, Oeoretary.
New Orleans. April a. 1876. op23 Is
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-23
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-23

Gold opened At ll3A Oil3h against ll2F at New
York and after limited business, closed ct
the opening ra'es in both markets The Gales were
confined to SIS 900. embracing 5000 at l13k:
eIcoo. 5000 aud $4,000 at lla,s, and $1,000 st
1885.
Small currency silver was circulated freely, and
with apparent demand for shipment it bore no
premium. Mexican dollars rule st 90k gold.
Foreign exchange showed scarcely any varia.
ton. The eal' OF ST. Ring comprised ESQ 500 en-
bracrg 9lO00 Al clear aud 6 1900 b II # aiding at
IS as $500 bill of lading AT IS 4665 46Is; S20OO
Al clear at S. 46A; $4,000 bill OF lsding at SIS 46,s
as A; $4,000 and &25o0 al cita at IS a.; H2000
bill Of lad ng at SIS 4705 All; $1,000 American
ships bill at SIS Al Il, and f300U bank at IS ST.
No s,les OF francs were reported
At the close sterling bi Is we're quoted at IS 46 D
Al for bill of ladiug aud Al clear and at a
S. 81 y for bank (bank counter rate -OS5 52)
and francs at 1854 G462k for commercial, and
nominal for bank.
The offerings of New York sight we're light, and
the market was Unchanged. the sales comprised
SIS 600, embracing $3.50 00J commercial at par and
$50 900 private bsnkere' and SIS 600 bank at l32
p cent premiom. We also noticed sales Of 6 10 600
CONNER cial, On Philadelphia, q l-l6 p cent dis
count and $40 600 on Providence at \.
TBo banks continued to check on New York
at = p cent pre- MUM, and commercial sight was
still quoted at l-32.
The following is the official statement of the
sale reported to-day at the New orleans Stock
Exchange:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-23

Once Of tho Nleeairle Ceneaery Assoeia.
ers Of this association are hereby notified thas an
election for six directors to serve for the ensuing
No. is 0ar0ndolet street, on MONDAY, Nay /. I'M
between the hours Of 10 A n. and r r.
By order OF the Board:
apl9 % 30 ". g. LIPSCOMB. Secretary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-23
GRAND NAY FESTIVAL,
FOR THE BKNRFIr OF THE
GERMAN-AMERICAN SCHOOLS.
AT TIE

VAAAANO HIDING Park,
On sunday and Menday, April 50 and
May 1, 1875.
Tne Festival Commences &C two o'clock ma
S,.oy, ana wiu be formally opened At three O'Clock
q ~ an oIation in German. to BE- delivered ~ NJ.
be delivered BY M. Joseph Msener -A'' ~
81 nS PIG ammo consists Of concerts dancing On
s9o platform, ana popular plays akd games Of Al
FINDS, among them the following
RUNNING RACES FOE BOYS And aIRrA
SACK RACE,
RoosrzR IN TIE POT,
ROPE JuMFMa,
PARADR MARCH FOR GIRLS.
wHR1LBARROW RAcR.
And great many other exhibitssns Of Fu. ~
Sport.
Sunday. A1ril 50. at r. M,
GRAND GYMBAsTIC PRIZE EXHIBITION nv
THE PUPILS OF THE sCaOoLa
Monday. May I, frsa . % 4 2. IL.
RRCITAu0As AND PLAYS By THY pupfra ~
THE SCHOOLG
A. x.-G1AND FOOT RACE for IN per,e,s
weaehio9 over 200 pounds. Tor . valuable ~
nsde exDsessly for this sace.
OF ALL KINDS At ropRRArR
PRlCRs.
......... .................F.FTY CKVT8
Children Htee.
), Al friends of the esnss Of public educst,sa "a
mo poonc are cordially invited.
d q nreaas TIE, f.ss:,dscs,
0noaon AuIIsR Secretary. apS3 a
VA&lHTlks TaKATRK.
v
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-23

The following statement Of the weather and
rivers ie furnished by the Signal Service offioe
stationed At New Orleans: