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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-08-17

"on Dir. 81, the. Bulletin saw the sus
rise Taesday morning. Lucky for him he's
not . married man, to b asksd trouble
some questions - to Whist kept him oas ~
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-08-17

J. Bancroft DAVIS, UnitSd States minister
q Germany, u on his way home to tins
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-08-17

This note from . Chicago girl to her lover
was made public through law suit: Dear s
Samie: Papa's watsr- i ripe. Come
and bring some more poetry like yon
brought afore. ~ love for YOU will ever
dew like water tpnaiSg down later row,
Bring piece - longA pour arm, and have
a heap more about slem ssaving risglitts
and other sweat things. Come neg Sunday
and don't fole me," sres II he -. \
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-08-17

Mr.. westcott il running for Justice Of tho
peace in Florida, end if tho oppssisios
don't advise him to ''pall it down" and
~brtton ii up, }" they lose big opportunity.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-08-17

The managers Of the labor damonstsa-
ton, Thursday, have nominated james
Gordon Bennett for mayor Of New York.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-08-17

According II tho EVERY Day Book" %
the seveatssnth Of August, F79, the indie
pendsrse ofthssUnitsd States was declared
ct New OrleanS by BeAt Of drum" They
do say that Diok. Npatsomery still beats
that identieal deupn. ~. sa. r.{
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-08-17

pnh1ienNoald baaitaAs Aesupel e0epqni
ish sasAan4pstAA 11o4hale-au yone fol
thp praols af tAeif soayistip~
In nttif Il M lff1SfFFF6 tff1rsI
I, ne sEsata4spta isa9g Aid'sess Aaiis,
which va publiqh il a4other ,eelusp,
seams to pslieyA Qellestogs- Fulton I'D
RAdmoad from blans iAths matter u d.
hssd setAasnsatA 80 ahlAs - 1laAd
- to dsthsr shoal1sFHs ~ appeass tast
zaditsf johnson 1adtss fequtsstssd i. d.
~ Of thirty days ID milking settlements
Ittor back taxes, AID n: bbottz has since
extended the time to- another thirty days.
With what object or under whet Law these
delays waee, directed ~ allowed. We are
unable to Az. Il is also difficult to sse
vbat interestsf the. 6tAts has bean TINS
peoRoted. We hopAApsspx explanation
from ths,.Auditoe,s .olIes - witAhi sasy
ssaah, especially - ssnstAing Of he kind
voald1 sHsnethsrths sAss'gcfedit which
has been .ressnsly, without any spplfekt
cause, rather weak Creditors like to
see vigilance "a tAs' officers iatrustsd
with the collection Of the revenues. An
unexplained dalay Of sixty days dos NOT
strike the average pind = ~ syidanaao Of
nromntnaea. -
-. -! .-.--
= :. rs.Sl. : - !
9es A ,'.a.e s ..,e 's0. .4@' ne 1870
toSt cells governor hayes g political
thingumbob. We erN at. some loes TO
Ennsnn vhethar Ehia e neradad !. : sanrla
I3s.v.. n .J1,lH p
g VIZ q prQfQend polafaeA Tlcd0p; put
il qpe q. qRs ,lAmp0ost4o ooaA Ast -
hettAs than thstiA vsala hoi4 Aaa0nsaf
d. seQatsmaetial t0Astqpi1ltNs. Conc
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"A drsnd Hsss nsssiWk the tspdblicaas Of
~ 1sfss Disoksst q ~ 'city - 1ew Orleans WIN
hshsld On tn Aag - OEs1AovoA4asisns1.
.zhs censrsl VssA Qpas q 1eeslrst. ssssnAA
third ws<da wiz asasnh0e - then respective &sb
halls With torches, sanners, tzaaPgsaeiss. eea.
"a n..sn N ~ .,sas I &c ,n'a.u'.
Ae:.o ~. AD's $50 IT,
.I ,,.,s 1I IT, :. + 'e.=l
Al nspasl'c.n' 10 y ia'is'1 t. stt'nd,
.on p q
NOTICE. -
,es o. eass Z s sst.s :; 4 sPs ss.::
ba .d,.or. r. ,,os...sor. = ~ s.T.r . s
iSarnali Il tho vsriou. pariahss II the st.te ,re
nsteby requested 70 polish. n aeootd.aee With
- ~4@aAs*'s"As VI sAs'0~ ~ VI ~ cteie 00u
sssatiso. the 1ropeasa sa.eaAasnt' 70 the -
Ss-t s .S..I $1,000 = oa' . % -
"D 'i@ R,G. pEsLoNpE Is a
.uls Isearet.p q STATE
-. SoGI0E.s-- ;. ga
A u. -..s.<.s. INC 1s.sssa aa usiss ois IN
Nkses0 AS4sx 5NA. w iA4soso0 nSe Ne@esoscUs -
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-08-17

In the continental asmias Of Europe there
ia but one color to each regiment 81 -thrse
battaIions, while English bsttalions have
two. The loss Of one color, therefore. Sayk
by the Germans, issqaivalsnt to The less OF
elk English eolors. - British sssach WI
in future be tnadein columns Of ccTR!sAy'
and the colors TINS more impsrillsd than
formerly, it IL proposed to abolish ono color
Per battalion, the British artillery, fifienen
and cavalry having already entirely A.
pensed with them.1 s.-s4 - ,t
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-08-17

Rev. Dr. Hugh Miller Thopsp.op. Of thu
sitv, has gone on trip to Eprope.sl 'ta
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-08-17

N srn,
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mans . prospess WIN : :" =.
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Es5y ga sS -! fs-,.x y
sss = ~ Ts Ts' = ss7avs
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= - -. 800, Il -, n ii ~ 49, 1a.ss:
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-08-17

The afmy Of Greece is : trsosndous
thing. Ths .eavAlsy branch Of II issaid to
.cons;st az a1Aven nan, nine horses and .
'bus-not . blaAaerbuss, but IN omnibus.
When 0rssse takst up . gun Europe lies
down behind e'I0R.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-08-17

A Paris letter says that .Baron Brisse'"
tn. cook, Who teSsatly dSd. Supplied .s,-
eral nswspspsrs, fer daily publication, din
nsr receipts, which naay iamiliss followed
He was 'v1sy seont, Dsasasihg nine feet
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-08-17


s1.ssf - Dasss1nssasorN II. 11Sksffs ~
0ECOND DISTRICT COURT .sDoo ~ fAl1Sn
& osssa: = ssd fE Jss.4s ; vs..
epns 4spstn intprseted 70 shoNs seHes v.lAi4 ten
N-en, Why tie aseeant prsssitSe - dts 4.
= 0reeg, testene1taEy exa0QtItx of thls estate,
0loulAAnOt ~ h0naoloKAtedS sd approved and
the funds distributed In accordance therewith.
Dy order of the Court
eul6 y - FRANK PACE, II ~ Clerk.
eHeeees4p1A. n deha, asAs MaW Eraansr.
SSsstlss1 II S's1i..1sstics L hereby
Hs3a g Tie crafteH e to- css. .s and =
uNhh, ~ Aays hDm tho YxSSsne notification, II
s. tSs, ssdu q
not b. homologated and approved, and the funas
distributed in accordapce Herewith. .f
s3Uador - IL CousA,.'s aasA.-' ee ~ ~ -
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-08-17


e1nE1n1nal 1Ar=1a9-1Ax-aas
vereaat deception e thar eeeadt%3s33f,.,
The dasappctnfne1a q Loeaa.A On
- n II ~ -
y fASes<ss tssASss4A nea.seeessd 70
iaea4as iDpsossaoe. tAeenaaes an
Ahsa16'sA hes1sal n ssasf =
<ne aseass - - ~
'DsPushesDa1 1sss sW1aeas my
~dsld .os.s1raeee ~ ouie. - =
woald AndaE - 1fsst lnssrs 80 feooe'
mixed md pronctsd 60 -. !. ,ssu
,rIR, noaFoK, = If0IV7oxe AHD, ;vAAn
~ n - ,MNl& j. Is, m 8.
,These,i.stitutians apuaupstly haloae a
tls.ns sy...n, vt shsfssA : ~,
wids dfaSrseeA Thsfs ~ = rskfod wAen
1Asuhxlmseeu sala 4he Fick1icks regarded
The asn.td cIu6s : 'saidibofdlu4tes. = Gentle.
men might Law aide their dress costs end
intsrnit their fqey dilts' md cigars 70
run with % snsins oe, louxiah # 4 cahco
bsll with joe = aan,r q. JAhsbsttssss
but these last arg cloee ohseyyets md
when they ksva foana, hat aftas&he club
sslsuuI tie you1g bsoo4s4sh rssosnia4
thau. st ~, skdrtest -d5atAicep ~ thAt
~ saaavitiss 'acc1p1sd AonstAs vhort
~. ars not ,seipsoes II. 4. ths exclusive
aaA sristoe1ie snss.s = Aahsg q, 80
eeAacs eslso xit.an them ma sne3 II =
eHve % 81 An Nh khese csadesceadr
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-08-17

Divorce apits ars faahioP.blS thi4 season
They sre c1t low. Il 16fdadnt.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-08-17
NVTfCE.

T.
eIArR Or LOUISIANA J
'cs 81 Onoe - be9rvtary q State )
,t New 0rleane, August ~ lslk
The editors q 1sopEietors Of The ssverA o1cial
iS9rnali Of tho VARIOUS parishss In the state are
hereby requested to publish. m accordance with
~ ysquirsmsnrs II aEtiels ~ IL lasstsse con.
seiAutian, the propaaeA aGen1Asnts 10 the saki
eenstit tuition t. be subnitesA t. ths peoplA 1t tn
next geneSaf election y4a--5ts ~ g..6.3 ~
$500 Pa. DESLONpE. sn
au16 -aesrstAxy At Stata-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-08-17

Geij 6fllsii3 '!SPHbli7a6.
a1frlII jSdHaal q ne 0Ri1ld srEfts
fficIAl JOURNAL Of NEW 0alEANs
NV ess.aSs. k56ssf =. 1,S.I
o asss..s AT',s p'a:F'. COR y 4 3
DIVORCE spits are faahioP.bl> tn'!- season
they srs 81 low. s la sdadns.
Rev. pr. Hugh Miller Thoaap,on. Of jthi'
city, has gone on . trip to Eprope.sl 49,
+ BANCROFT DAVIS, UnitSd States minister
% Germany, u on his way home to TIM
CAPTAIN p. o. Murphy, who was IN ofticez
Of the rebel navy during the war, was aeon
dsutal,y drowned 81 Noble last week.
------.ap----
w. D. Howsifs, Of Boston. formerly editor
Of the Atlantic Monthly, il engaged IN wrls'
ing campaign hfeea Governor Hayes
The managers Of the labor damonstra-
ton, Thursday, have nominated James
Gordon Bennett for mayor Of New York.
There will be- Z grand macs meeting Of the
Republicans Of the First District, At No
ehanics' Institute, on Saturday aiEhs, the
uiaetesnth instant.
Ex.Unitsd States Treasurer Spinner, q.
ssr an eight months sojourn in Florida, has
gone home to New York to take n active
part in the campaign.
M. Westcott il running for Justice Of tho
peace in Flerids, end If tho oppssitioa
don't advise him to ''pul it down" and
~brtton ii up" they lose big opportunity.
"On Dir. Of, the, Bulletin saw the sus
rise Tassdsy morning. Lucky for him he's
not . married man, to b asksa trouble
some questions - to Whist kept him oas ~
nisht. SEA siF
Will the Times please to tell when tho
figures "52o54"wsn in sxact,essosdAnos
with the quotations Of the New Orleans
stock Exchange" for LonisifnI State
SOME Of the leading life insurance corn
peaiss e Harsfesd are Said to be wfiting
only from ive TO ten new polieiSS daily, thS
AaIl timss having terribly bad e6sct o.
Life Business. ra-@ - *8
-.>.~1n-
"wharsvsr co. said N elderly traveller
uhs othsr day, y and msn wearing out their
sld clothes sd hAts; but the ladies, almost
without sxcspeisn, havs brand new md
expensive dresseS."
New York IL Dufarisg rom n attack Of
I'D water. A grsenish-whits sean has ct
tzsd upoa the sarfscs # Croton lake, in
parting 70 the water horrible snei! ana
taste; - New York = driven . ~hs1y
tor consoia1aes. .f
-. :. .1a--.s $50.
thing. Tho .cavAlSy branch Of It y sald 70
consist Of eleven -nsn, nine horses ana .
'bas-not . SlaAaerbuss, but IN omnibus.
When 0reese taket mp gun Europe hes
Down behind clog.
- - 90. p.;.. y
the cook, Who Recently diSd, Supplied sev-
eral nswspspsrh fer daily publication, o'.-
ner receipts, which naAy samiass foliowsa'
He was vSry seeas, 11sasssihE nans feet
around the tast. y, @e
-.-7 Z, !. 49,. L.. r. p.,l. Z.
Do ~ ..ss.t ,z7o ..,he ,naa.
pendslse ofthssUnitsd states wa aeoAasso
ct New Orleans ~ teAt o. drum lneJ
do say that Dick Montgomery stu pea~
that Identical dfum. III /. at.g.{
u. \ TT ,s-:1':-.-I p.....,;...,
Inc 0sssA- t~-'s.'.pr'. - ..S;+.;..
one q -. i, ~. :. IN. -. :. -. ~. ::
AA' ' II ID s..,i.. az o.rrnf. k.cli
eers and military eatrsps. He Recently put
to dea tn 300 odd Of ths1a.' s,sas vi
- ~, Il.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-08-17

extraordinary efforts 1ndt that tie slaAs
will no longer worR On commission, but
intend TO- carry 81 ibesiness Tor them
sslves.-1l1o this shall -,abpsat 4 IN, the
sieyo aomdAatisns s'~e. aaay q appee.
Mad "a aan," astonishing statement u
tas iutaSeaA vhish ,ib4hs, gantlaaaen II
IUsisAna"" tsae IN rollsi1A affairs. NJ
s aae would sqta daooss. i .psasible, hit xhsl
~ Of sisseissntlussa isAts6sl HAT y
SsR n0s sE. l4ap4Sp lin 4 ssssai,
cry lttls 4oAin ahsthssrths hair sflths
ttsssafui / s5HcaAaDssns IS =. s,':;Ahasst','- n
s.lanegss -Wsw sHait thA, city, nDanidE
tiank 1The Denlccsaey ~ siAc1Fe epss
Diss3a - .ope Asnn spsiiaciplasa A "a
douu1 ssPsct tss1ssas q our assg ia
2leiat Adnla Asssors teinstA az 10
" azpeat 10 ssssl anv q tho subssaimas
incumbents retained It will bs i new
mack and : nsx deal. ! BIZ. -, shall
not sKpsst - 49, tlBe -slisss md the
elevss Of the Boston, the Pfckwick,
and the Chalmette at the head Of
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-08-17

~ .~ssAS5sGASgA 1eAAaPAIk8as..e rG.
wtu ousA 1@ egAA11 AausORs Amneasyl
|b..t, fas I; adsfiss . " liia ,:sls.
d es|sls1 laslee 8 2::s g. r. s;.,s e
ind "a, :Es e s.s "a s
!: :s;:s s |s;;3:s ::s:, IS
xsIade: liz 81 l'pt) sta r. y. 4 E
-: g: {: : =; 4;
|I1afs Pssssp 4ls1sllhs eANas1 xsaee,o
dsidrep4ADaAle1 sesoteaao1UoAa -
EbDOQm0nGD ,000du0nnnn00UwkDD
|IsiIua, .abaa .srssio1zES MA, prs
n 81. so;,si, vs po0oa a9goziDA rAa01stA lsaesaS
WYE q any 4AaR1IA n
seavtlle. netiee u hsrsby oven that. lsa4As.s
| SefpeH / ,4s6gif ss I'd.
20 e - eh1Psaep ksAa lA.iersAp
J, r. -, .anra,r1a, 49,.
"a = sail 3&. sjl
ali1ttfve ~ do'sas' RdYAiiasiis,;;ss.s.'
= M91Ne de- .aais . o. a.
o"! 9.a !t-s1 r. $500 $500 ~ &:.s
'140Yl1 M1s1ANy1A uoa9mefDso,
~ 81 flSsc &C. e 4; g. 2s.s,ss, 3
sse s 81 s:l & &C., 49, 'a sss
Rsrshss. .aa.s to -, s go = - Sst@.a
T. s1'$ Aes4gli1 III (, - %s::':''
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-08-17

sixteen thousand dollars, and those em-
tlemen threatened the yeas and Nays Of
the House. Il is sufficient to say that the
Mint building 10 no longer recognised q
a place Of national coinage. but may b
employed - an assay onace. -.
4. Fra sugar and rice from Hawaii,
One Of The few trivial phrases in the Nsw
Testamens IL. but HON him that hath
nothing, even that he hath sAaii be taken
awtayA Poor ,AouisialA sssms to have
gone, ipte cohsfass Asd. come away sqane-
Whist, in this condition She lasy ifot
many yeaH past epfWsd ne ptosYcdon
Of q few cents datys - anger ard dsies
Under'tie thieSt indentures Of 'tAsih bui$
lana Dem ostts they hsvs mayer. Aapaasaa
to- 'dtmanA4eths n,ainte4auae ~ tAis
duty y With their xshsalnasang ssss. -
eoavict Rspu hhcans of POLITICAL abuses
they hevbted 4ehdsel vssx to U fdt9ie ihyeeS.
tigaten 81 alleged abuses il il tuspm-
AeusetatNew Orleans while The sdiehds
81 Hes sugar and the lobby tends were
eomuit ing the Highwayaiaa robbery of
,,ro%an+;Ssn ai.sn ts.,af vhR ]. r 5ss'@ IA
~, xoak ~ ao,df 10. - . e,J ss.
. WsdwithhSld further eoAnmsnt 1pen
these fruitful spbldfea. I'VE shall Welcome
home thees Lamsianls Cngressnes. 'fNR
vin hs.s lshsR efplA laitiant i sAApy
they wiz kiss tie nd. yst blass The Denp
ecrdtics41and a4At' sna0te them 50 'stuAaM
That they charged their Rappbl icap pre-
decassora Nth insoppeAtA tan can not he
denied; that they promised The neanla ?
platter &ox. &he.voqaAs. a Louiianasa,l
hsA up u hAlbsof AopA asound The iatusA
Il IN, priaA, 81 withig - nenot,n1f
<housn1Aaalws no1iask Ne peotlsto
look aGaS xasssttzbie fsaiidddm u dfses
ind daAppSint&ent : tnic4 ,tfh Denis
cratic seitldo& ~ paanSd oht.g WI Ak
them Il. qhdss1s. Ithsa IN piscs. lpk h1as
magnificent gains "A yegA taught r. N
ticipate from DeMoantio ascendency, We
have G1Dlesd po6slblea Ssduotion = Of
our harbor appropriation, and have BEEN
II the protection on sugar and
The Morning herald., 1876-07-07

NJ. Roehee, ~ kuardleuof The eenseGsy,
came up and inquired II they ware going 70
put II upon Gnibord's grave. They replied
n the afirnstive, wheTeupon be turned and
III order o 70 sT sscsps.in the condition Of the
Portland cement, with which the comm had
been surrounded Mr.. Reid dug down TO II,
and found 1t quite imperytous TO the pick
and hearing NO marks Of having been tam
pered with. After deal Of lifting and ting
gisg BY the workmen, the tombstone vas
got Into its place directly over the CONN.
In it, upper surface Q marble tablet was
firmly Embedded bearing the following:
"Joseph Guibord DECIDE 10th November,
1869; Inhume 10th; November, 1875"
The Morning herald., 1876-07-07
GuibOrd's Tombstone
montreal Correspondence Of the Toronto
Globe.

montreal Correspon ience OF the Toronto
Globe.
What may be called the epilogue OF the
Guibord drama took place on June ~, and
consisted in depositing an immense tomb.
stone upon the grave Of the prosecuted prin-
ter. The tombstone chosen was one OF the
blocks of the stone sarcophagus which was
cut; out last autumn and destined to enclose
the coffin of Guibord. Two immense blocks
of granite were hewed out, aud cavity was
cut out in each of them In which the coffin
was to be placed as precaution against the
disinterment of Guibord,s remains by. fana-
tics On the eve of burial, however, IN
obedience to the urgent remonstrances o.
Mayor Kingston, The sarcophagus was
shandoned. M, Boisseau, the Superinten-
dent 81 the institute Canadien, applied o
the oiice Of the Fabrique TO obtain : permis
for the entry Of the stone, and--wM tola
that the Fabrique had no response 20 MAKE
to his application, and that they ignoreo
the Institute Cauadien, and consequentay
would neither grant nor refuse tne permit;
The block Of granite was laying 10 =! sne yato
or Mr.. Robert Reid, marble cotter, ~: y Ossu- .a
arine street, who wa charged with tAe pre-
paration Of the sarcophagus lsse year; =,
I Early this morning fonr of Mr. helG :
men loaded the block upon carriage eno
conyeyed II around the mountain % 10 ~
Romru Catholic Cemetery. Ine
Atone Il seyen foot ten inches long,
three feet 8 inches Wide, and ono loot nine
inchcs bixh, ana weighs about two ana
hnlf tous. rAt. 10 O'Clock AFs Aeid. aeeom.
lnanied 81 NJ. Boisseau, went 70 tne home1 !
uathclic Cemat teFy IN y catIla9e p5 ~ "
TUinnt Roysf CemeteIy On rcacnl1 w. ~.
rFouiN 1ksy l0udd ne wofkNe9 asFeeeI
SniIlne ~ ptOna into " plaee, xney A ~
~ IS ~ On h4d ipterlSs 1. "a
The Morning herald., 1876-07-07
PbiIsaelpnls rrsde Report.

THURSDAY, July 8, Cotton is steady. Sales
of middling uplands and New Orleans at
TX I2Ac. Bark il nominal at $40 per ton
for No. Qulrcitron.
Coffee is rather quiet, but the tone of the
market keeps steady; sales Of 100 bags
Laguayra at ~ l7s4c, and l75 bags Rio 1T
is a lSc. ugar-We have to record a very
strong market with moderate offerings Of
Ill Inscriptions; we quote fair and good
refining Cuba at 9 SMc; g. Refined sugars
closed strong. Stock /, ,2s2 hhds.,2 Ne boxes a
stock of mo asses, SO o hhds., against &, 100
hhds. last year. Molas, ,es is firmly held
and prices have advanced fully lc.; the quo.
tations at the close being 3419c. for 50 test
Cuba, with sales Of 900 hhds. at that rate. :,
Ths Flour market is devoid of spirit, and
prices have downward tendency, Sales
Of 100 barrels includiag extra y * at a Is
sound at s SO; Minnesota extra family at
IS Is as; Pennsylvania do. do: at 80 z s 40;
Ohio do. do. at IS 80 q 6 80; patent At y. 81 S7h
Flour is steady, with small sales at q 50.
Corn Meal-We quote Brsndywine ut $3 20.
The Morning herald., 1876-07-07
A California Romance.
TSan Francisco News Letter.

Dennis McNabb was the porter in mi
ming company's Office on California street.
Dennis swept out and busted things, kept
the desks in blotting pads, and in winter
made that fire which is totally unnecessary
in our wonderful climate, but which every
body insists upon having about four months
in the year, Just to remind them Of the
States. Dennis felt very humble and lowly
indeed, as his salary was only SO week,
and when the Secretary-who got $500
month for putting his feet on his desk and
writing notes from the "Poodle Dog
scowled and wanted to know where in the
bottomless pit the Stock Report was, Dennis
felt very much overpowered and downtrod-
den indeed. But Dennis had heard of
Wilmington and Franklin and John Nc
Cullough, and other great men and so work
ed patiently on, washing the spittoons, ia
king round assessment notices, listening at
the board-room, key-holes, and biding his
time generally. Patience and frugality is
its own reward, and one day Dennis heard
be President read telegram from the Su-
perintendent up~at the lode. They had
struck pay-rock at last. That night Dennis
drifted round and conferred awhile with Nc
Carthy, who kept the saloon at the corner.
Then he had whisper or two with Hooli-
han, who had made a few dollars running
the hack stand. McNabb had also some
thing to say to O'Flynn, the stevedore, of a
confidential nature. The next morning the
Secretary of the Yellow Cat Gold and Sill
yer Mining Company found McNabb's bro
gans in front of his inkstand, and the spit
toons being cleaned by Mongolian. Be-
fore the official could recover his breath q
small Fetian procession filed in. There had
been q corner in Yellow Cat that morning,
and in less than ten minutes, the old board
was voted out and the meek McNabb elect
ed President, and was busily engaged sign
ing notices Of Ave dollar assessment on
The "outsiders." And now Mr.. Dennis Nc
Nabb rides languidly down to the office in
his coupe, and in tho evening he sits on q
sofa up at the ex- Presidents house, with his
French boots on the Steinway Grand and
four bit cigar in his mouth, while the ex-
P.'s daughter sings "Lanigan's Ball" in
Italian-smacks him with her fan-and says
"You Irish are such naughty, tickle men,
but 80 nice"