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RELIGIOUS EQUALTy, local selfgovernment,
including the fixing Of tax rates and the
abolition of sorfdom are what the Great
Powers demand Of Turkey in the way Of re-
form for her disturbed provinces. The Porte
is willing to concede all they ask but as our
Paris correspondent remarked in his cable
review of the European new years situa-
tion, 'the Herzegovinians are sceptical'
about the fulflmont of Turkish promises.
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NEW YORK, MONDAY, JANUARY 8, 1875.
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VOLUME XLI..................................N0 8
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BROOKLYN THEATRE
Washington street, Brook kyn-OUR BOYS, At r. VI. NJ
ohm T. Owens
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stoop to folly,
And 1nd, too late. that men botray.


She was it appears, to the Whislley Ring
what the Goddess of Liberty is to the
constitutional embodied ideal, a mystic
personihcation, in whose worship even
Babcock bent the knee. For her sweet
sake did Babcock masquerade as ''Sylph."
To see the portly private secretary
dressed in the gauzy next-to-nothings
which we associate with the classic creatures
Of that illl would have inspired Matt Nor
gan with theme that would not shock
all the decencies. Indeed, when Grant is no
longer President Babcock may turn at last an
honest penny by attaching himself to a side
show and exhibiting himself as a st. Louis
sylph writing ''mum" kilograms. But why
stop with Babcock? For her we will be told
that Joyce throwingasid his poetical diction
and pathetic moralizing, wrote the CHEEKY
words, Things look all right here. Let the
machine 60" For her he penned the joyful
despatch, MATTERS are hunky; go it lively
and watch sharply" For her Mcdonald
flung his cap in the air as he dashed off the
mystic telegram, Dead dog. The goose hangs
altitudulum." 1t is new language to apply
to lady The goose is not the bird one
would associate with sylph; but when
Brooklyn created an emotional language of
birds singing in the breast" of "nests, of
true inwardness" for the use of its scandal,
why should not st. Louis invent bold set
of phrases racy of the wild land of the West?
The geese of Rome saved the city and the
goose of the fable laid golden eggs. Why
not a guardian goose, then, for st. Louis
goddess, since we know she had eggs of
gold Venus had doves and swans Juno
had peacocks let the Lady of the Ring have
her own sacred bird. Seeing this, we pity the
cbivalrous Babcock. We can almost pardon
the secretary of the President for stopping
to assume an alias. We are sure that weep
ing jury will believe his story Of the
sylph, and accept his "Katie King"
rs the object of all his interviews with
Douglass and all his anxietes about keeping
the men since convicted as revenue robbers
undisturbed in st. Louis. How, they will
say, could he protect the goddess if her high
priests were dragged to the calaboose?
Therefore did he labor with the President
therefore did he hang around Commissioner
Douglass office therefore, should matters
be hunkyE' therefore, should 'the goose
hang altitudulum." He will shine in the
annals of Missouri as Perseus Babcock, who
slew the monster that sent such thrills of
fear to the heart Of the Whiskey Rings
Andromeda-if the jury believe him.
To be sure the Internal Revenue sylph is
as yet but poorly materialized; people can
see through her. Mcdonald and Joyce and
Avery, as they hope for pardon in this world
and the next will see that she dons modern
attire, from "a love of bonnet" to pull
back dress, until she steps forth as full of
satisfactory explanations fof everybody as
the heroine Of a French comedy. And who
knows, even if she fails to save Babcock, but
Mcdonald may be commended for his effort
in high quarters in Washington Like the
other unjust steward" he has 'acted
wisely. and in the day Of Executive par
dons it may he remembered to HIM
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PARTISAN VARIETIES
Sixteenth street. near Broadway-NARIETY, AT 8 T. y
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GERMANIA THEATRE
Fourteenth street. OMfESSE HELENE at I. w.
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wNLACK'S THEATRE
Broadway and Thirteenth street-UOME, =. VI closes
a. 10 ,hj +. VI. Mr. Lester Wallack
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UNION sQUAEE THEATRE.
oadway and Fourteenth streeL-kuSE MICHEL. at
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COLOSSEUM.
Thirty fourth and STHGE or
PARIS open hCm p. Nj. to4P NJ ana from 80 ?. ".
% 10 L. 81.
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Babcock is to come ont unscathed, say
Babcock's friends. The convict Mcdonald
says the private secretary is innocent, and
that there was no whiskey in it; that it was
woman, lovely woman, made the gentle
Babcock
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Methodist Episcopal Church.

!. Tho. following appointments have BEEN
made, for the year 1876, by the annual con-
ference of the Methodist Episcopal Church.
lately in session in this city:
i New Orleans District-J. G. Hsrtzen'
presiding elder; Wesley Chapel. J. Gould;
Amen C6urch. j. D. Adams; First Street
. Church, e. Williams; sixth Street Church,
"a. A. SEWN; Mount Zion. J. Hsyward;
Union Chapel, Marcus Dale; La Haye, o.
Hunt: Simpson. ii. Green; Gretna, B. Ap.
sderson; Thomson Chapel, s. Chinn; Pleasant
Plains, 4; Ross; A!sisrs Circuit, E H IL 5
Forrest; First German Church, L. Allinger;
Second German Church, J. L. J. Bsrth;
Third German Church, ]. Kienle; Camp
Pafapet and Plum street, A. Moore: Lower
, Coast Mission, tn. e. Madden; Poptcha
!, touls circuit, Reason Ennis; Vaudeville, l.
/. Joheson; Indian Village and Bayou L.
+! Conbe, r. Reeves.
. -Ne9 Orlsans Uaivsrsity-W. D. Goldman,
.p0esidDnf, and member Of Ames' Cnuteh
quarterly ceafsrsnee; =. G. Cols, nasneel
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q Wsaley Chapel quArtsEiy soaterende; J.
0 Uppss d zsssei b;.sis ~, pr..
eiasaG elder; u ChaEaea aad Sc Joha the
ba4e Slephea RrieetlaQ; Whitehsll and
Ashland, Rinee King; Doaaldsonville,
e1nnsQ DovAge: lbesvilIe parish, 4 esssse;
lssae HayFsEd; West Bsten Rouge. Felix
He, Als1eaAee Martin; Stony Point, Amos
0unby; East Eelicians, Alex. HpssEs; Co
nite, John Brooks; Clinton, r. Ysrborough;
State Line, II. S9ith; St. rraucisville. to
Be- supplied; New Rosds and Nsv Texas,
john W. W. sley; Jscksoa. Charles Downs;
supsE.unerary, 7. Kennedy.
0peloueas DatrietJ. u: Vance, pro-
" Brooke; New Iberia and Ct. Martini
vile, John Sparks; Holmesville and Che
neyvi!ls, H. 8. Hilton; Alexandria and Pine
wife, W. kurrell; Grand Cotesu, tn be sup
piled; CypreUont, j. Duncan; La Teche, j.
webb; Franklin, A. Jaokeon; Jeannerette-
vile, w. Cen; H0uDe, II. p. Tay Tor;
Brashsar and Centreville, 3. P. Overton;
Thibodaux and Terrebonne. E. p: Royal;
Woodlewn, Napoleonvills and Planker-
Lace; Prairie, p. Gates.
Shreveport District-H. T. Abbott. pre-
siding elder; Shreveport, St Paul's, J.
Dutch; Shreveport, St. james, J E. s. Nor
| and; Shreveport, .Wesley Hiesion, s. Arm
stead; Spring Ridge, j. w. Hilton; Macs
| field, Coftes Thomson: Red Spring Circuit,
/ Napoleon Bonaparte; Natchisoches and St.
Mark, Reese rhompson; Red River. G.
| WashingtOn: China Grove, A. Legardy:
| Allsnsvihe, f. Harvey; Campre, Frank
Walker; Bossier Circuit, Perry Hall; & OTIS
Circuit, to be supplied; Monroe and Island
8. Osborn; BsstrOp. A. Jones; Lake Provi
Piled; Tone, Ten. jackson; Phacaco, to b<
supplied. -
Texas Conference; james Morrow, trans
ferred to Philadelphia Conference.
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Mr. George Fawcett Rowe appeared 1t
the Varieties Theatre Last night - Wilkins
Aieawber in the Dickens drama of Little
Emily" 1t is in ito way perfect charac-
terization, and the actor deserves oil tho
praise that has been given him. The play
tonight will be tho strong drama Of the
"Tcketof-Lesve Man, in which Mr.. Rowe
will play Bob Briefly.
The bill as the St. Charles Theatre last
night, and which will be repested this eve
ming, VS. 'sEsmeralda" and "Pocshontas."
The drama introduced Mile. Zoo - tho
gypsy girl, with Mr.. H. W. Mitchell in the
effective part of the hunehbsck Of Notre
Dame, - created by Victor Hugo. Tho
burlesque went we'll with Bon DeBsr -
Pssakstta,s, and the capital soubrette, Aiss
Emma Madden, - La Belle Savage.
The 1.-TWO Orphans" was the attraction
ut the Academy Of Music, and from fro
quent repetition by the Academy company
it runs smoothly. On Friday night, for the
benefit of Yankee Locke, the great temper
ance drama of "Ten Nights in .
Bsrroom." will be produced. This
| drama follows closely the prize story
written by T. 8. Arthur for Sunday school
libraries, and there arc in it touches OF M
ture, pathos and pictures of misery thai
appeal to the better side of all classes o.
sooisty.
Tho lovers of good music should not for
get the concert to DO given this evening .
tho Church of the Messiah, corner Of st
Charles and Julia streets. The programmed
Ia published in another column, and it
execution will bring forward some OF ou
best amateur vocalists. The concert is TO
the benefit of the church, and deserves +
| ha veil attended.
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u. s. MARSHAL'S SALES.

4. D. Le Breton. Assiguee Of Depre.
Refine CO., vs.. A. Sambola, Assignee OF r v.
DuCrOs ct o..
I'm THE UNITRD STATES CIRCUIT COURT, FOR
i the Fifth Circuit and District of Louisiana, Ma
1871 by vi~tue Of y writ Of saisure aud sale -
ne directed in the a50ve entitled suit, Wiu Pc
coed to self to th6 highest bidder On SATURDAY.
February s. 1875 ct IL 4. NJ. ct the Courthouse. IN
the parish Of St. Bernard, thu following desczibs&
CUkTAiM TRACT OF LAND, situated in the
parish Of St Bernard, in this State, on tho lefe
bank Of the AhessiSpi river. about eixht nilen
below the city at New Orleans, measuring sovc1
and . half aEpe0te, more or less, front ON oai4
river. With . depth extending 70 Lake Borepss
bounded above By the plant alton Of A W. Walker.
end below BY that OF the estate Of Henry q. Sto1ys
Together With al the buildings and improvements
thorsor. ETC., rights Of servitude. etc.
The shove property viii be divided and sold IN
lots a not Les than ten nor more than tiny acres.
DG1sod IN the show eaik
TAgUo-CnnA On The spot
Un{S6 o1nfee Ha1VAeie s0oe New Orleans. Da
! naWAee ~ MA. & h PACKARD.
1OSoja1H Is unite1 eeates 1a1haA
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S606t0f WeHt'o vEC"0>
A Washington special to the Clncans>''
Times says:
senator West says he is not surprised
that the Democrats Of Louisiana have rcpn .
dated tho Wheeler compromise, a. ne + ie ~
certain ut tho time it was agreed 10 tnat
- s-cm;s..s then made by the Democrats
p rouid only be kept until they got control
q the Les.iaure 50 sure We; r.. be It thst
they we're acting IN bad is,sn sns snd 40 =. a.
, Vised the Republican. Of the State to psrsue
the Same course. Il is the opinion Of se e,e
t t from haina over. and there is imminent
Tue report; tsl.grsphsd from aSsna MeS 8 shs
c"nts.t for a aeat in the Senate. is untrue.
i Tr. West viii present in the senate, to.%or-
nsnc. from md Pi ssst . o ssas
~ f"r = aeat In that body may be- imme-
Siassly passed npon. The Stste Legislature
"A Louieiana meess to.MoEroW.
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CIRCUIT COURT o., xTaE UNITED
-, STATES.
- 8yATESe =
DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA.
The UNITED STATES OF AMB1ICA Va 1HsRY
E. Norton assignee in bankruptcy. August
DeevOmues, Anterior p. Deter, Jones' b. Levy
and Jules J. 0OlAst6fn.
>. - II. .-ss
In BQuity-No. 1851.
DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA.
ORDRR

(yosuDRlHa THE cOAPLAINANr's BILL OF
u complain, on die in his cause. and further
in 4 sc beS. and tie court Ssins sstssd
thervffoM thas tho ssid defsndants. Jelas q. Levy
jules =, oelaAtein ard Anderson D. Dieter are
y aaia Iln & sanp..int. - !. appealing fur fur
in th court t. enforce to se: se
Scnsi property now being .ituated and within
the distEot Of Louieinna and within the jurisa,c-
court that the said above named detendants, Jonas
H. Levy, Anderson D. Dieter and Jules J. 0oldstein
being proper and necessary defendsnts IN snis Y.
the district Of Louisiana, and can not 3 found in
said district and that neither Of them have volun-
NOV Now Therefore on notion o: j. r. Fecfwith. the
attorney Of the United Stat, In and tor saad 1,A-
t.ict Of Louisiana it 10 ordered that the said g;
Jules J. 0,ldstsin, respectively: % be and aooesr
in this court on the secAnd Monday in March,
!. .. 1876. aud then and there on o before said
demur to said complaipant's bill Of complaint
herein. and further. that they do stand 70 and
abds any other and further order Of decree OF the
And it il further ordered that COPY Of this
order be delivered to tho ead DEFENDANT. Emory 3.
n his poss. sson the property sought to be snected
And further. that the said complainant Do cause
Posto6ioe in the city Of Now O1leans. postage pre-
paid, one addressed to the aaid defendant, iona.
the CITY Of new York in the state Of New York,
and the other addressed to the defendant, Jules
]. Goldsteia, ct Pa,is in tho republic Of France
And il is further ordered that thls order be pub
lished ct the city Of New Orleaus, In the news
paper called tho New Orleans Republican. not less
than once In each weak. for six successive weeks
prior to said sscO ID Monday Of ,rch, A. D. 1876
and thst due proof of suca publicS&aoa b made
by affidavit and fled in this cause
- w. B. WOODS. United States Judge.
Clerks Gfice New Orleans, January 10. 1876.
true couy Of the origin Il on file.
ial3 20 n les lOI7 r. B. vINOT, Deputy Clerk.
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O0NSTARLES' SALES.

Henry oEPo0a ". Jacob Wise 9acond
Justice Court for the Parrish Of Orleans, Ny
1880. o."
HDY vIRTUR OF A WHIT OF .ETB1l KAOAa
second justice IT the peaoe for the rafish Of "
leane, in the shove stated suit. ! Wl Pyeoeee i
cell st public auction at the Black bridge n ~
NV canal, ct The intersections Of the AetAtss
ridge, on RRlDAY. January 81. 1876, ct tweiv,
TIN STEAM TUR JOHNNY WISE.
Seized in the above euik +. ., Ia
TbFDs-Oalh q thAgl4e. -. /. =. -. -
\, Ill HN 10& QD091 - VeqelA .
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CUTTING AFFAIR.-A difhcuIty OCCURRED
about eight o'clock last night, in . house
situated ON Galvez street, between Caron'
,delet walk and St. Peter street, between
Nr. Roffswell and his wife, Sarah, which re-
suited in the latter being stabbed IN tine
right hip with . sharp instruqsns in the
hands of the husband. He made h1 escape
after tbs stabb,ng. DR.. Berit attended %
the woman, and pronounced the wounds
serious but not dangerous.
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LOST,

II OST OR MlSLAlD.- CERTIFICATE NO.
j ISL for one share Of the New Orlt aus lneur-
auce Association in favor of p B. Roy l. Co.,
dated June II, 1874 The public 10 cautioned
against negotiating for the sane - Application
I'D been made to the association for . Ieissue.;
della l9ja13 r. B. BOY 4 GO.
n O8T.-A KOTRa DRAWN By GRORGE Pu9S-
IL glove. to his own order, and indersed by him.
Or the sum Of Sim -, dated New Orleans, ne,
vomher Is 1874 and pay able elk norths SITTER date
st the Bank OF Americas, in New OEsaps. bearing
EIGHT per cent interest from date, and mortgage.
The finder ID requested to retu1n the aeene 70 y
dee HIS 10. 90 Port strees, How Orlesns.
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UHHED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
ri The NATTER OF MAURlCE KRANz. bank
Iupt
In Rankrnptey-N0. 1857.

VNHERHAs, MAURICE 'KRANZ, OF ARW OR.
wv leans, sni district aforesaid. duly declared
ban1 1t unAsr the act Of Congress of March 2,
1867, this day dled in said court petition
praytT kd1aeharke and certificate thereof, from
ali his e and other claims provable under
said art Notice is therefore given to all creditors
who have proved their debts, and to all other
persons in interest, that the twenty-nin day Of
taAnary 1876, at Ii A. N is assigned for thu hear
ing 81 the .ane, and that they may then and there
attend and show cause, if any they have, why the
and further notice is given that the bankrupt
win undergo an examination before Register =.
A. D. 1876 at IL A. NJ, at his office. Customhouse
building New Orleans -
Clerks Office New orleans, January IL, 1876.
yjal2 ~ n K. LOW, Deputy CLERK.
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nANIEL 0lcKENDRICK,

HOUsR, SHIP AND STEAMBOAT PLUMBlR. GAS
FITTBR, ETC.,
Respectfully announces to his old patrons and the
public generally that he has resumed business at
his new stOre, centrally located,
Ne. 1S3 VaoD street,
Opposite st. Patrick's Church. kew Orleans,
new work or repairs in his llne.
Z Has on hand and 10 receiving all description O
BRASS FAUCETS, WATDR and ear PiPkS. BATH
TUBS, PUMPS, HYDRANTS, WATER CLOSRT8,
etc Agent for "STAGS HEAD" ELEVATED OWL
COOKING RANGES, the best in market.
Orders solicited and entire satisfaction guAran.
teed for best materials, latest improvements, ski
full and careful workmanship and the very lowest
charges. 00Sl ON
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N.e,...l Executive Committee.

The National Republican Executive Com
mittee will meet to-day at Washington.
lpuisiAua will be represented by s. B Pack
ard, ESQ, who holds the proxy Of Mr.. Cara
nave. member of the committee from this
State. The committee at this sitting will
designate tho time and place FOR the assem-
bling of the national Republican conven-
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Rovthweot Pass.

SOUTHWEST Pass, January -. 1876.
10 Captain @. ". Howell, Corps OF Engineers.
United States Army:
Denth of channel ct mean low tide,
sixteen feet. Least width for that depth,
sixty feet. High tide o. 10 p. n. Height
above mean low tide, three feet. D-pth OF
channel 1t high tide, nineteer feet. Bottom
soff. E. II. HOOPER,
Master Of McAlester.
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Resolsed, That permission be and is here
by granted to the American District Tele-
graph Company to occupy the end Of the
nall of the courthouse facing on st. Ann
leading to the law library, for the purpose
Of creating and operating one OF their bat.
teries, free of rent, and to be rev0csble at
the pleasure Of the Council.
Adopted by the Council Of tho city of
New Orleans. January II. 1876.
CHARLES j. LEEDS, Mayor.
"A true copy:
j, II. HARDY. Secretary.
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ARxs FOR rHs MITCHELL GUARDs.-This
civic military company intends to parade
on St. Patricks day, and having NO arms OF
ito own At present, asked to be accon-
modated BY the State arsenal. The reqaes'
was granted, and they will receive forty
i've rifles, with necessary equipments.
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SHOT BIZ CHANcE.-Yesterday morning in
the parish of St. Bernard. on Lesseps street,
enc Anthony Dubary while handling 2
double-bsrrelled shotgun, and while under
the influence of liquor shot himself scci'
dentally, and was dangerously wounded He
v.s taken to his fathers residence and at
tended BY DR.. Pierre Gdvot. His wounds
were dressed and pronounced - likely to
nrOve a0riOuS,
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aAYORALrY OF INV ORL1ANs, /
City Hall. January ID. 1876.

aAYORALrY OF INV ORLRANs,
City Hall, January ID. 1876. )
mo. 3355-Administration Series.
Resolred, That the Administrator of I'm.
provements be and he 10 hereby authorized
TO advertise for sealed pr0posals for 10. 600
barrels OF oyster SHELLS and 10 600 barrels Of
Adopted BY the Council Of the city of
New Orleans. January II, 1876.
CHARLES j. LEEDS, Mayor.
A true copy:
j. H HARDY. Secretary.
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ne renpsrasurs.

The thermometer at Louis Frigero's, No.
so Chartres street, stood - follows JAN
uary IL: Ats A. NJ, 48o; ct 9 P. NJ, $50; ut
6P. NJ, $50 Lowest point during the night
of January IL, 45o.
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BUSINESS CHANGES.

NOTICE OF Du6SOLUTION-THBF FIRM
n Of PBKGUSON& HABkR, composed Of Ab,a.
ham Haber and James L. Ferguson haa this day
heen dissolved BY mutual consent. All liabilities
Of the hrm Of Ferguson L nsber sre hereby -.
eumed BY Abraham Hsber, and Ill debts due the
firm Of Ferguson + Haber are due and payable to
Abraham HAbor only.
New Orleans. December q. 1875 de22 JAZZ 20
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"HEREAs DANIsL COBB. OF rHH TOWN OF
and FORESTER Oolbonde of the city Of New Orleans
and dstrict Of Louisians, duly declared bankrupis
under the act Of Congress Of March O. 1867 have
this day filed in said court pstiton praying TOR .
Discharge and certificate thereof from all their
debts and other CLAIMS proyable under said act.
Notice is therefore given to Al cred tors who have
proved their debts and to IN other persons In In
tere t. that the nineteenth day Of February, 1876,
ct II n is assigned for the bearing Of the same.
cause If any they have Why the prayer o. the said
petition should not be eran8ed; aud further notice
Is given that the bans fupts John D. eobb and For
roster DOlhonde, will undergo an examination be.
fore Register Kellogg On toe twenty second day Of
January. 4. is76 at II A. M, at his once: Gus
tonsouse blu lding New Orleans aud Daniel Obj
in the city Of Boston Massachusetts,, on the tween.
ty-ninth 81 January, 1915. at II A NJ.
iaeU 20 q. LOKW, deputy clerk.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

New Orleans Republicaa Printing Com.
pany.-Eotlce 10 k+reby Given thst in pursuance OF
the provisions Of the charter, election TOR rive
Directors, to serve the ensuing year will besheld
hv the stockholders on TtURStAY, February 10.
1876 between The hours Of u " and P. H., ct the
Office No. 81 Camp stleeet. By order Of the Presi-
dent. 80
T. g. TRACY. Secretary.
New Orleans. January 10 1876. tall
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NleteoroloGlcal and River Report.
The following statement Of the weather
md rivers 10 furnished by the signal Ser
v;ce office stationed 1T New Orleans:
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prove serious

ReruRNzD TO HIS Posr.-This morning
Captain L. Malone resumes the duties OF
head Of tho Metropolitan detective force,
jmt the same - before his recent decapits-
tiou. During his absence the place has had
NO regular leader, therefore details Of that
important branch were necessarily so"e'
what neglected.
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MArOkALfY OF sew OkLRANs,
City Hall. January IL. 1875
mo. 3357-Admiuistratiun Series.l

Resolred, That the Administrator of I'm
proyenents be and is hereby authoriz 4 to
advertise Tor sealed proposals for two fat
boat loads of coal for the use of the drain
ing machines.
Adopted by the Council of the city of
New Orleans, January IL. 1876.
CHARLES j. LEEDS, Mayor.
A true copy:
j. II. HARDY, Secretary.
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r luDLl1dEDND b. AUTHORITY. rs
FRS
nAYosAEsr o. NV onI.AM,l
e srszss City -. Jasuay u. ISIS. J
lNe. Observation-Disclosures Series.1
An sgainanee peoviAing fee the payment Of
tho several pay rolls therein named.
Be II ordained that the sum Of e18, 594 Al
be and the sAme b hereby appropriated TO
pay tho labor md cakt hire rolls Of tho Do
partments Of Improvemente, Comnerce and
Waserworks and Public Baildings for the
month Of December, 1875, asd that the Ad-
ministrator of Public Accounts warrant on
OF the same: ~8 s~vr Ts-
Department Of Impeovements-
Bureau Of Streets, Ia
Bureau Of SueetDs
oarta.. ............ 5,77s 0o-Sl6,205 81
Bureau Of Drainage. ............ LIZ 0y
Bureau of Wharves and Landings 3Ol 50
Department Of Waterworks. and -, :.
Public Buildings. .:.; r:,.m:,.a 'So w
wharves and landings. ........ I'D W
Grand total. ,594 Al
Adopted BY the Council of the city of
New Orleans, January 4, 1876
Yeas-Bartoli, Brown. BOuny, Burke,
Landry, Carthy, Pilsbury.
CHARLES J. LEEDS, Mayor.
A true copy:
J. n. HARDY. Secretary.