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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-05
TWENTIETH YEAR.

The pubishe rs have the pleasure Of announcing
the following attractive features OF the ATLANTIC
HENRY W. LOSGPELLOw will contribute ar
unusual number of poems and JAMtS RUSSELL
Low ELL JOHN q. WAITER and OLIVER WEN
DELL HOLMES will also furnish poeme
Poetry NAV also b, expt cted from +. c. STED
MAN, T. B. ALDRI III ard otler well-known AT
7. B. ALDkICH will contribute story in three
parts. snd CHARLES FRANCIS ADAMS, JR., a
series of papers Colonial History.
dramatic form, Of three hunters each, novel
feature il magazine literature. MI. hOWkLLS
will also furnish some charming essays oa New
Mask TWAIN will be a fre quent contributor.
MRS. KtMBLk'5 chaptere CT "Old Woman'a
Gossip" will extend through a conside rabie por-
tios OF the year. and will continue to furnish de-
liehtfnl pictures OF places and Ieop'e he has
CHARLES HALE will write few ief papers on
y. P LATIiROP, author of "A Study of Haw.
thOrne." several essays on American authors.
Valuable series of Papers
On various professions and equipments will b
furnished by distinguished writers. and will de-
scribe the work OF q school superintendent . New
England farmer, Western farmer, managing
Editor, Cor gre ssman, q cotton manufacturer, .
PenDsy lvania iron m sster, etc.
unique feature Of the magazine for 1877 will
BIZ CONT buttons to esch number OF
Original Music
By such composers as J. e. PAINE. GEORGE T..
and FRANCIS BOOT, with word, bv some of the
II est oistirRuishe ATLANTIC poets. The ATLANTIC
has long stood alone in the value of its musica |
or t cism, and the publ hers confident Of the
putlc appreciation Of heir pur pose to give each
month some fresh aud charming needy worthy
of the poetry with which it is matcLed-some
tong which sha se = p easure to every hous> hold
and means Of education in musical taste.
The Contributor Club
Will be the title of a new department, uHlike
aoy feature in other mag izn 81, and devoted to
desu .Ory criticism of arts, letters, politics ana
ciety. Some OF III, best known contributors to
the magazine will appear Constantlv, though
snony muusly, in its cOumne, aid the department
will be br ght and attractive.
A Splendid Life-Size Portrait of Bryant.
Similar TO the beautiful portrait Of Mr.. LOngf.l.
10 ", published last year and BY the same artist,
will DO furnished to all subscribers to the ALLAN
TIC for 1877 for ST.
Terms s ngls or specimen numbers, Thirty five
Ceats. Yearly tubs ciipiiou 81; with fe-tize por
trait of Bryant CT Lopgfe low, $5 with both pOr-
traits. 60 Ali pcs'sge pref aid by the publishers.
Kemi: BY money order draft or regis cred letter,
to H. O. HOU1HTON CO., riverside Press, Cam.
bridge, Massachusetts
H. O. HOUGHTON l. CO.. Boston;
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

ST LOuIS-Steamer Biemarck-lls1 bales cotton
1880 SKIS cotton aeed 9s7 bbs flour 800 half Ncs onr
ECO bbls meal 1910 SKIS osts z20 AXE 200 sks bran
ia bbls l68 bblS whisky l.3 ke&s lard So cks
bacon Y tea lard and sundry produce 80.
| Observation-Disclosures Thomas Sherlock--.os
bales cotton 1877 SKIS cotton sead hhds tobacco 1872
bills -four $40 SKIS $50 bbls meal 80 bales hay
observation-disclosures Robert 3 Lee-sl26 bales
! cotton $3.50 eks cotton serd aka seed cotton u
hhds sugar 81 bbs moasses half bbls molasses
and sun6riee
| observation-disclosures Kat;e-3ss2 bales cotton
| 57S3 AXE cotton seed and suuGries
WELHAM NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Mary ica--A
hhds sugar las bbls molasses l bali bbl nolssses
BATON kOUGE-steaner St John-i3 bales cot
ton 249 SKIS cotton seed Is SKIS seed cotton 3S9 thds
sugar 6l5 hbls mOlassee and suudiles
PLAQi EMINE-Steamer Ashland 143 hhds sugar
$40 bbls moiasses and sundrieS
BAYUD sAkA-Steamer Governor Allen--i43
bales ton sks seed cotton so sks cotton seed
347 hhls sugar 81 bbls lno!asses half bols mosas
and sundres
III hhcs sugar 22l bbls mola, and srrdres
UPPER COAsT-Stesmer FietA--li3 hhds sugar
9 SS %s1sss; 1nG ;0Rds Rs Wing No
3-ll9 hhds sugar 254 bbls molasses 10 half bbis mo-
lssse. and snndries
10 hhds sugar 2l8 bbis molas sundres
Observation-Disclosures Eenrv Tete-366
hhds sugar COL bos molasses Is sks seed cotton
LOWER CoAsr-steamer waloon--s: bile rice
IS SKIS cough rice sks seed cotton and sundries
Observation-Disclosures yictoTia-28 bales cot.
ton and sundries
RECEIPTS SUNDAY.
SHREVRPORT-SteamerW Bsian-95O bales
cotton IL bbls mOlasses aud sundTias
BAYOU GOULA Steamer Kate Kinney-l36 hhds
sugar lS3 bbls motasses and su,.51ies
Observation-Disclosures Care TtOrr--553
bales cotton 80 hhcs sngsr ia bos molssees and
suIdries
LOWER COASr-Stesiner Issbel--95 hhds sugar
li0 bbls molass and sundries
RECEIPTS ny RAILROADS
MOEGAN'S LOUISIANA AND TT XAS RAILROAD,
De. l.bor 3 IA? bales 400 ubds sugar 1910
bo,s MOlasses 81 half bbls molasses and snndries
recember 4-122 hhds sugar bbs sugar 93l bbls
molasses half bb.s molasses and supdrl.s
NEW ORPHANS AND MOBILE RAILROAD, De-
cembtr 4-l346 bales cotton 69 bbs whisky 5S4 bbs
meal IA ties hams 20 bxs bacon and sundres
NSW ORLkANS AND TEXAS RAILROAD, De-
dries
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-05


GOLLLIN.
Second District Court for the Parish Of Or.eans-
No. Sc. $685.
DY =. GUINAULT. AUCTTOSHER-OFFICh
% corner of Exchange alley and Benviile street.
viii be sold. at the Merchants aud Auctoneer 1,'
Exchange, Royal street, between Canal and Gus.
ton house 81 reefs. by virtue Of order from the
ish of Orleans dated November 49, 1876
l. A LOT OF GROUND situated in the Second
District OF this city, in the square bounded By
Bayou Rad, Esplanade, Roman and Pieur
streets measuring 43 tet inches lines front on
Bayou road % ieet incn line in depth and
ner, SO ct incht lines the line dividing it
from lot No. II. and Al feet IL incnes lines the
rear line. Together with frame house. Slate
rooted having four rooms one of which is in the
attlc side gallery and cellar, kitchen, She d, cs-
tern water NO, ks, privies, etc.
2. A LOT OF GROUND, situated in the can dis
trict OF this c Y, i'll the square prlsed within
Claiborne. kOberts1 n. Dumane and ST. Ann streets,
measuring 50 feet trout OH Claiborne street BY 81
house, Nos. l62 and l64, having ak rooms two OF
winch are in the attic, gallery and t NO closets q
two-sery blick kitchen of fur roons, paved yard,
3. 1wo LuTS OF GROUND, situated in the First
district CT this city, designated by Nos and in
square tncompassed by st. Charles. Carondelet
Ju Ia and Grou streets. said lots of ground mea.
sure each 81 feet inches d lines front on st.
Charles street by LOG feet inches in dep ,ope, Ing
On an alley Ia the rear OF feet in width, and front.
ing on Giiod street. together with a three-story
trck house, Nos les ana rs, having two halle,
double aritrs One ride, parlOr and dinb e room
CA the oteer tide, with sliding door. several rooms
in the upper stOIiee, large diniAg room in the
YARD, Wit rooms above, Kitchens, ba h-Ooms. ecal
room, with everai oorns Above; the gas is Intro.
duced in all the house; clstern, Eydrant, paved
yard, etc.
lerms-For the property firstly and secondly de-
scribed, on. half casa aud the baiancs at one
yeal ere dit with interest ct eight per cent per
aunum from ate TIL paid. and MOI tg sge; the pur
chaee,s to pay the awy ers fees in Case OF sui for
tie IsCO cry of th above notes. and policies IF in
suraaee transferred to the holders OF the notes.
For the prol erty thirdly cesclibed, cash
Acts of sa 9 before Oscar Drouet, notary public
taxes cus and pay able in the year 1877, when they
shall be demanded. ds5 - FL 30 js6
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-05
WASHINGTON.
Cabinet Meeting.

WASHINGTON, December 4.-The Cabinet
while waiting for message from Kruger
read the report of the withdrawal OF the
Democrats from the State House.
The message aud reports OF the Secre
<Aries considered.
Tho souih Carolina Committee.
The South Carolina COMMITTEES consists OF
SsylOr, of Ohio; Abbott, OF Massachusetts;
Stenger, OF Pebnsy lvanis; Eden, OF Illinois;
Jones, OF Kentucky; Phillips; Of Missouri;
Banks, of Massachusetts,; Lawrence, VI
Ohio. and Laphsm, Of New York.
The Republicans in caucus agreed to
make such opposition to the anticipated aD-
poin TINE mt Of committees 10 Southern States
q wsuld delay action several days. The
result shows that they failed. although In
the House they made several appeals from
Mr.. RAndsll's ruling, which forced the
committees through.
resolution ordering committees to the South
ern States was obtained by the votes OF
three Republicans, which gave the neces-
sary two thirds, namely: George Bsglay, OF
Now York, and Henry l.. Pierce and Julius
Seelye, both of Massachusetts,.
The South Carolina committee meets to-
morrow, and leaves for Columbia tomorrow
night.
The resolution provides that the commit
ICES pEOC6cu " LILO AospeOtANOo Oe0uso w
investigate the recent elections in those
States, and the action of the returning
boards in reference thereto, and to report
all the facts essential to An honest return OF
the votes of Gle ctOrs for President and
Vice President, and to a fair understanding
thereof by the people, and whether the
electoral votes of those States should be
counted.
Republican Choice for Speaker.
The Republican caucus OF the House EOm'
mated Garfield for Speaker.
Senate Caucus.
A caucus of the Senate discussed the cit
uation, but deferred action until the cleo.
toral vote of South Carolina, Florida and
Louisiana is decided.
The Republicans of the Senate had ad-
iourned the caucus and ordered u revision
of the committees.
It was understood by common consent
that no action would be taken at present
regarding the President of the Senate, nor
any caucus action binding on the members
regarding the political complications now.
Further developments would be awaited.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-05

..evered roll call. The election OF Speaker
urrceded all other business. Mr. Randall
~loo.o1 Cuoakar

covered roll call. The election of Speaker
s....edsd iii other business. Mr. Randall,
II Perpaylvxnis, was elected Speaker;
Mr. Randall addressed the House, thank.
i.r the members for the honor conferred
md, calling attention to the fact that ne was
elected to the post on account OF the de.th
of Speaker Kerr, to whom he paid high
euloey for the purity Of his publ 6 and prl-
yste life No one could appreciate more
than he (Rsndsll) did the great honor OF be-.
ing called to preside over the deliberations OF
The representatives of the American people.
and in discharge of his duties he should try
TO be- absolutely fair and impartial, and
while upholding all the rules OF the House
no should protect each and every MEMBER
m his Individual rights. The House etanas
now 10 the presence of events which, III tno
laet degree, demand the most careful COZ
alteration of every officer OF the govern.
meut, aud he ex pressed the hope thas inc
Representatives of tho people wcu'a NV
~nly with q keen sense OF righf, ana 30 US
to carry out the Just expectation 81 tne peo-
pIe aud 10 enforce the right cc.
The crt d initials OF q. W. Bates. o. ooeVn
Carolina were presented. ,,;,
Mr.. Morrison objected. They were laic
Mr. Banks presented the credential' OF
James b Bedford, of Colorado.
Mr.. Springer objected. and moved that
the certificate be referred To- the Com
,Dittee on Judiciary, with Instructors TO
ssoe rtain and report il Colorado is STATE
of the Union, and whether the person pre-
sen,ipp the credentials was elected a men,
Der of the House.
Mr.. Banks addressed the House in favcr
Of the admission of Mr. Beltord.
The credentials of Mr.. Beltord, member
iron Colorado, were referred to the Judi
GARY Committee. .
Committees 10 60 TO South Carolina,
Florida and Louisiana were ordered. Nine
TO Florida, fifteen to South Carolina anu
and on TO Louisiana.
The credentials Of Botes. from South
Carolina, were referred TO the Committee
ON Elections. under protest fled by counsel
for the cOnte stsnt .....
The House adjourned.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-05
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Spanish steamship Guiierro EcheveI1is. from
Mataazas, IS PIN, FOrwOod &co-4th district
Steamship Alsiers. Hawthorne, from New York
18th ultino, to Whitney &co-Algiers
florida ports, to l ROherts-lst district SO
British ship Hahnemann. Thompson, 30 Gays from
London, ID MASTERED district
Swedish bark KrOnprusen, Ca'lheTg, from Gotten.
berg, to master-lst district 21
Norwegian bark G P Harbitz. Jacooeen from Chris
tiara september p, 10 mas ter list district Il
Schooner Victoria from Sprin shela-Sew Basin
STEAMBOATS,.
Bismarck. SDane. from st Louis
Thomas Sherlock. Kates. from Cincinnati
Robert Lee. Campbell. from VicksouTg
Wa.Oon. Ruiz, from Lower Coast
Katie. Tobu. from Greenyille
Mary Ida, Ruiz, from hsm Landing
ut John. Bergeron. from Baton hougs
Ashland, Brou from Plaq
Governor Alien. Brown. from Bayou Sara
" pointevant. 1erIebGune. i'm Donaldson vile
Fleta, Brou. trom Upper Coast
Blue Wing Nos. Comsteck, irsrl Houmas Plant
alton
City of Augusta. ChaIlet, from Donaldsonvle
Eel-v Tete. Aucoln. iroLa Donaldsouviile
ARRIVED SUNDAY.
Steamship Kniekerbocker, Kenble, from Few York
25th ultlmo. to A MouJon-2d district 3
British shin 6sgnar, Foster from Liverpool Octo'
Der 10, to Hail Vau 4han-4th dlstret
Bark Emily Fl,na Bl4ncis, from Bristol September
~ to Han Vaughau-sth district
Bark Arna Walsh, Lawrence, from Havana, TO Nor
ton Belt-Ed district
Norwegian bark Peirypois, GronstaSt, from Bor-
desnx October Q, 10 Ocean, Zerega Sco-Point
Italian bark Alif, alat. sta, ~ days from Genoa,
10 mas. et--~u AsiiicL -,
Brig FL "a Stevens. -, from 7. nsacO.a. - Norton
Il Belt-?d district
STEAMBOATS,.
w Behan, Wilkinson from shreveport
nate kinney Berge1oD, from Bayou Goula
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-05
FOREIGN.

The Turks Terribly In Earnest.
WASHINGTON, December "A London
dispatch from Pesth Gays the Turks are pre-
pairing for the struggle with terrible earn
estness. Russians are hurrying their pre-.
parat Ons to take the field.
The Ministerial Troubles in France.
LONDON, December 4 "A dispatch from
Paris, dated Saturday evening, says: The
most serious event in the ministerial crisis
at present is Minister Marcrs's acceptance,
in the name Of the government, of the Or
der of the day adopted by the Deputies, ex-
pressing confidence that in the matter of
military escort at funerals OF members OF
the Legion OF Honor, the government will
in future respect the liberty of conscience
and the equality of all citizens. On this
order the government had no time to de.
liberate, and its adoption is a direct vote of
censure against the Minister of War, who,
with other ministers. feels sggrieved.
A Dispatch dated Paris, Sunday, sage:
"The members of the Cabinet held meet
ing today. 1t is believed that their resig.
naion will be announced tomorrow, but
the ministers will remain in office until
their successors are appointed"
A dispatch from Paris to the Times
gives detailed account of the crisis in the
French ministry, from which it appears
that NJ Dntsure, President of the Cabinet
morning in consequence of his defeat in the
Senate ON Friday. His colleagues ap
proved OF his action, and decided to ini-
tate him. Their intention was not to go
immediately out, in Difference to the wish
Of President MacMahon. The crisis was
subsequently intensified.
New Complication.
A Reuter- telegram from Tara reports that
the Mirdites have taken up arms in favor
OF the Montenegrns, and the order for the
removal of the Turkish troops from the vi.
entity of the town has therefore been sus-
pended.
Ready to Leave.
A Reuter- dlspatch from SuetOria, Alba.
mia, states that the Russian consul there
has packed up the archives of the consul
late and Is ready to leave in case of war.
A Disastrous Gale.
a gale has prevailed siuce Saturday, caus.
ing floods, disasters to shipping and loss OF
life. The Thames is very high.
A disagreement.
A di.pateh from Vienna to the Times
states the conflict bel ween the Grand Viz,er
OF Turkey and Midhat Pasha continues.
The Sultan has net yet given his casting
vote.
Troubles in South America.
The telegram received here on Saturday
+ reporting 40 insurrectIon IN the province OF
En'ro Rios, Argentine Republic, was sen.
1yJ john Pricter, Of Bueuo- Ayres. BIenos
Ayr4r is in d state Of siege. Gold is ut thirty
premium.
DEsxusted with the Situation in Caba.
MADRID December 3-ln the Sci ate yes
Serdsy Iarshai Concha attempted to de-
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Adam Weber vs.. Mrs. Widow Simon.
Mss Esther Simon, intervenor aud third op.
pOnent-First Justice Court for the Parish OF
Urleans. ECs SSH and 55l3.
TlY VIRTUE OF TWO WRiTS OF F1ERI FAOIAS
ID to me directed by the honorable the first
Justice of the peace in ana for the parish of Cr
leans. will proceed to sell at public auction at
my warehouse, No. 1872 Julia street en- FRIDAY. De.
cemher IS, 1876 at twelve O'Clock NJ, the follow.
ing described p'operTy to wit
Oak STATE WARRANT, fer the sum o. two
hundred 81 ten dollars, No. tu0. ser,s OF 1875,
dated janur y 81, 1876.
Also. .CNE LOr OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
AND CLOTHING. as per Inventory tile at my
office.
Terirs-casa Tn the spot
de5 10 Is" N. OsULLlvAS Constable.
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EsTABLISHED 1863.
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The last report Of the Commissioner Of the Gen.
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Where assignments are imperfect we give instzuo-
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NEW YORK.
Specie.

NEW YORK, December 4-The America,
from Bremen, brought fl2,0OO in specie.
The City of Richmond, from Liverpool,
brought fl49.O00 in specie.
Death Of an ex-Adjutans General.
A telegram from Cameron, at Fairfax
county, Virginia, announces the death in
that place Of Samuel Cooper, late acjutaDt
inspector general of the Confederate army,
in the seventy eighth year of his age.
Failed.
Hewlett g. Muller, lager beer brewers at
Staten Island, failed; liabilities 100000.
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r HERFey CERTIFY. THAT ON II

HEREBY CERTIFY, THAT ON THE
Il first day Of july. 1876. Judgment was rendered
in this court the following Untitled snt IN the
words AMI figures following, to wit: Marie A.
Elliot vs. her husband. No. ~ ,1T.-Thie ase hav
ing bt Ell submitted to the court for adiudic alton
the ~. and the sill evidence to be in favor OF
plaintiff herein, 1t is O.dertd 4, sdjudged and de-.
creed that there be Judgment in favor of plaintiff
Mrs. Marie Antoine tie Adele Dehuys, do recover Of
defendant her said hu ,band, the sum Of fife en-
thOusal seven hundred AMI mir eteen collars and
fifty six tents, with legal interest thereon. from
Judicial demand, viz April 7, 1876 uatll paid and
costs of suit
Judgment rendered July l, 1876.
Judgment signed November 8. 1876
HUGH j. CAMPBELL, judge
In testimony whereof have hereuntO Get my
hand and affixed the seal Of the said court ut the
city of New orleans, on this twentv-secOnd day Of
Nov ember, in the year Of our Lord one Thousand
eight hundred and keventysix, end the one hun
dr.d and first year of the Independence Of the
United states.
dt5 81 F. F. PALMS, Deputy Clerk
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The following wer. to day elected directors OF
the sun Mutual Insurance company: Mtssrs.
John G. Gaines, &. ]. Hart. Henry Renshaw, Hugh
Wilson. B. Bescoe A. BALDWIN. Charles Macrsa9, =
W. E. seymour lessee s. Flower, J. Weif, B. w.
Taylor. J c. Morris. James ]. Day. Lcnsl o. Levy,
Emory Clap. D. A. Chaffaix, J. L. Harrie L: Aicne,
Scott McGehee. G. Jonas D. Patio. T. L. Aire ,.
H. T. C aig aud Samuel L. Boyd, ana the fol own e
Company: Mess,s jacob Alexander. Leon Ber-
toll H. II. Bmhors'. l.. B. Cain, John Fizpattick.
G. Taylor Gaucha, Oh aries hemard A. ~ lsaacsOh,
AP. Keep, N. Marks, Wash MARKS. +. L: Lev.
T. PruohUume. G SlOrl OTTO Thurman, George
Walters L. A. Witt ana B. NORMAN
Gold opened at 1904 U!09k, against 1922 at
New YorF. and after q moderate business ciosed
at lC9 q lO9A, aga LIST l0Sls in that market. The
SALES summed up $26.Ho, embracing 5000 at
1905; $1,000 at 1904; 5000 ~ 1925; $1,000 at
1925 0IO3h, aud $4,000 aud $500 at l09k.
Under the course Of sold at New York, sterling
was lsc, or 10 p cent lower. While francs W. re
unchanged. The movement III both was fair
The sales Of eterli1g comprised SEQ SO0, emb &C
ing $500 Al clear at SIS 10; EiOeo bill OF ladlng
$1,000 AL clear at S. l7h $1,000, $4,000 and go Geo
d. at SIS l705 10; $4,000 Dank at IS 81. and S6COo
Gear ght Al IS 20.
TIE sales of francs compris d ESQ, ooo CONNER,
6i, en- racing 5000 at 48ot, and 5000 AMI
100 ono at 86A.
At the close sterling bills we're quoted at IS l6
as II for bill of ladlpg ana Al clear. ana "a, -,
IS 2lb for bshk (bank counter rate -O1o ZL)'
an" francs at 4.s1is for CT numerical
New York commercial sight was unchanges
The sales comprised $50. 900 enbraclns sso.o1o
SIS COO s Is O00 l5,C00 $50 coo ard $50 600 bank
st GIG ~ cent discount. and SIS COO commercial
and $50, 900 private bankers at \. We ALEC no.
tee ssls OF $40 eco com e rcia Ola Provl1elce ct
S " cent discount.
The banks continued 70 cheek on New York al
~ cent discount. and oo-nmerc;s. sight Was
still quoted at 9-l60E.
eaes reported to-day to the Stock Exchange:
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ADCTICN SALES.

NOTgCE.--I WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
~ at twelve O'Clock Ii on the TWhLsTH IN.
STANr at the shop % the Pontchartrai1 railroad,
quantity Of wrought ard cast IRON Oua or
more Old CARS, parts of CARS, and suudry claims
not necessary Tor the and opeIat on of SAID
railroad.
D. 3. ROBINSON
Recei-er, Pontcl,s rtrain Railroad.
Few Orleans. December l. 1876. de2 I'd
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When man Jumped into Cass avenue
car ind nearly mashed passengers foot,
the victim cried ont: you are o blunder
ing ignoramus, and l know it," IL am, am
IT. Yes, you are" viii you be kud
enough" contir ued the big man, as he took
his srat, ito tell me- whether your opinion
is based on the returns OF 1872 or lS74V'-
Detroit Free Press