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MARKETS.
Domestic Markets,

New YORK. February 20, Evening - Stocks
closed active. but weak: New York Central lI51s
Pacific 67A.
SAP treasury balances-aold As, l2s s69; currency
The sub treasurer paid out s42 900 OF account
Of interest and 1851 ooo for bonds
Cotton closed dull ard irregular; upands 1875 @:
Orleans II l36r: sales 573 bales; net receipts 81 IS:
gross $780, consolidated net pis 81 ,l73 exported
to GIe It RIita 1858 g. to France 2915 to the Cen
tinent CTS; channei 4ll6
Futures closed quiet ard steady sales 20 600 bales
as follows: March 1875 0l2 10 32c; April IL ll.I60
p % 3sc: May II 3l.3.0l3c; June l3ts 0l3 9 BE:
July u Is s29l2'sc; August u 2i-3adla ii-l6c.
Southern -four steady; inquiry moderate. Wheat
less active; 81 Al. Corn heavy; 621 d63Ac. Oats
a little more active; 45d53c. Coffee quiet and
ste aiy. Sugar unchanged Molasses-New Orlea IS
quiet; 4sde2c. Rice SIT ady. Talow steady; 10 Ice
Kosin and turpentine tcady. Pork dun: new
So IS. Lard closed frmer: prime steam l3s,c
Whisky dull. Freights firm.
changed Wheat dull; 81 Is. Corn steady; 44c.
Oats inactive; 350alc Barley and rye dull and
% 50. Lard quiet and firm; steam II 8oc; lett e
l35c0l3 75c. Bulk meats active: shoulders Skc;
clear rib sides &c. clear sides l29l2bc. Bacon
sides l2kc; clear sides be. Whisky quiet aud
weak. Butter steady and unchanged. Hogs dull;
81. ior1s. February o. - Flour medium 10
Wheat inactive; No. 2 I'd winter 81 IS; No.
co Oi S'>3 LOT NC & mixed &C. oats
dul; No. 2 33c. Barley du and unchanged. Rye
No transactions. Pork j. active; SAP Is. to sr.
rive. Lard inactive; l2kc. Bulk meats firmer;
held higher; 81 dsac for shoulders; ia. 0l2kcf
clear RIB and clear sides. Bacon frmer: Shout
ers 81 0sasc; clear rib and Gear des, l2t 0I3c.
Wbisky ct adv and unchanged. Hngs dull; pack.
ing 81 soar IS. Cattle dull a, unchangt d.
CHICAGO. February 29.-flour d III aud unchanged
Wheat firm; No. Chicago sprius il O9a; No. 3 90
81 o.: Corn dull No. mixed 42d42se. Oats
dull; No. 3G 03isc. Barley quiet and steady.
Rye dull 62d63c. Pork S2l 50 02I sly. Lard very
firm; u 600I2a2kc. Bulk me- ats Demand good at
full pr ces. Whisky SI06.
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MISCELLANEOUS,
Tho Claim Of tho Crittenden Heirs

Tho Claim Of tho Crittenden Heirs.
SAN FRANCISCO, February 29.-Messrs.
Palmer, Cook e. Co.. formerly bankers here,
and agents for Fremont, published a
statement that they paid the $4,000 for
which Crittenden's heirs are sueing Ere
mont.
Prison Workshops Burned.
The State prison workshops at St. Quen.
tin. California, !burned; loss 500 900. The
safe.
The fire in the penitentiary is confined to
the main workshops. The loss is now stated
at $500, 1000.
PoTTsv1LLE, Pa, February 29.-J ohm
Cochin, treasurer Of Mahoney township,
Patrick Dolphin, president OF the school
board, and five others Of the same township.
were today arrested and placed under bail.
charged with Irregularities in Office.
Suspended.
MONTREAL, February 29-The Red Path
Sugar Refining Company has suspended
work. The company employed 300 hands.
The Tornado.
EVANSVILLE, February 29.-The tornado
passed through Henderson and Christian
counties, Kentucky, destroying everything
in path two miles wide. Severa! lives
were lost.
Baltimore Municipal AGnirs
BALTIMORE, February 29.-The dead
lock which existed in the first branch of
the city council has been compromised. A
number of nominations were confirmed.
Connecticut Republican Convention,
HARTFORD, February 29.-The Repub-
lican State Convention nominated Henry
C.. Robinson for Governor; f. J. Kingsbury,
Lieutenant Governor; General Francis A.
Walker, Secretary of State.
Resolutions-Belieye the welfare Of the
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road and telegraph line from New
York to Fort Mcintosh. ON the K,c
Grande, via Washington, Richmond.
Atlanta, Selma, New Orleans and
Houston, together with branches from
charleston, North Carolina, to Norfolk,
Virginia, and from Laredo to Austin.
Texas. The bill proposes to grant right
of way two hundred feet wide, and also IN
the States of Alabama and Mississippi
every alternate section of public land WITH
in ten miles of the projected line.
FifZ HuGh's Department.
An analysis of the appointments mace oy
Colonel Fitz Hugh, doorkeeper of the House
Of Representatives, shows the whole mum
Der. 1913; Union soldiers, IS; Confederate
soldiers, 10; Mexican war veterans, z; col
ored, IL; number taking the regular oath,
Ios: the modified oath, II; disabled Union
soldiers employed by Colonel Buxton, the
former doorkeeper, and retained by Colonel
Fitz Hugh, 9. Of the 1853 places in the gift
Of the former doorkeeper, eighteen were
given to Union soldiers.
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WASHINGTON Steamer FIeta-loe eeles ootson
AT HARY'0 CHURCH-6toaMeH AGsumpsl0n-3
bales cotton 1872 bbls molssses Al hhds sugar ~
SKIS rice and snndres a.. .,.
ALEXANDRIA-St1a amer Bonnie Leo- ZEE UaAe"
cotton and onndrios
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS st John-3l hhds su&A
bbls m0lasses and sundr'ea
steamer La Belle-1722 bales COZ,
ton 541 SKIS cotton seed 3 SKIS Oilcake lIO Dds OH
$50 head cattle and suudriea
LOWER COAST-Steamer Martha-35 bbls molas'
SEES 179 bills rice 1O4 sks rough rice and sundr1ee
LIND GROvK-Steamer Wiuie-625 bales cotton
56l AXIS cotton seed and sundries
LOWER COAST-Steamer Onole-Sundrles
RECEIPTS BY RAILROADS.
MORGANS LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD.
February 29-247 bales cotton 100 SKIS cotton seed
100 hhds sugar 43 bills molssees half bb)s do
NBW ORLEANS AND MOBILR RAILROAD. Feb
ruary 29-33 bales cotton II hhds tobacco 70 CHS
bacon IS ties hams
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Out of tho DeDfIls.

The wrecker Rapidan came to her berth
yesterday with the second instailment of
freight from the sunken hull of the City of
Waco. There are about sixty cases in the
lot, embracing dry goods, boots and shoes,
carpeting, groceries and sundries. No part
Of this lot was affected by the fire, which is
due to the fact that it was taken from the
lower after hold. The cases are thoroughly
soaked from q three months and half
storage in the deep salt sea, and send forth
odors peculiarly suggestive Of long impris-
onment in the watery dungeon. Among
the articles is barrel Of sugar, which, upon
examination. proved as good as it was be-
fore it touched the water. The barrel is
nearly full, and the sugar has no trace of
ealt in it from the taste. Should the wealth
er continue favorable the Rapidan will
make frequent trips to the wharf with in
stallments of freight, which will have to be
removed before thu divers can form an
opinion az to whether the hull will bear
raising. and whether there are evidences to
fully sustain the theory that there was an
explosion in the fore hold.-Galrestom Necs.
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country demands necessary Legislation to
carry the resumption act into effect 1T the
time specified; believe in the unwritten
law of the land which declares it unwise
for chief magistrate to hold Office beyond
two terms.
ST.. LOUIS, February 29.-The tea house
of S. T. J. Merdwn burned. Nearly the
entire stock, valued at $685. 900, was de-
str0yed.
LOUISVILLE, February 29.-Charles j.
Brent. book keeper of the Falls City Tobacco
Bark, forged q check on the Mechanics
Bank of New York, had it cashed at the
Kentucky Bank of Louisville, and alb
seconded,
Once Chief Signal Ohicer,
Warrington, February %. 1876. $50 2. NJ }
For the Gulf States, falling barometer. warmer.
southeast Winds. For Tennessee and the Ohio
0netec and Incl easing cloudiness.
River and Marine News.
SOUTHWEST PASS February 20. s P. M.-Barometer
1920. Wind east n0rtl east FRI sh Weather cloudy,
thick and haZy. Alrived-Ship Gettysburg, Alex.
ender. master. from Liverpool, to Ocean, Zerega &
Co; American schooner Mary Lord. Smith, mas
c ss M master eD ny from Pha .s
phia to William Creevy. sa l-d-Ships Royal
Charlie and TrOe; barks Francesca T. Daul, Draper
Malta and Liverpool brig J. NJ Burns and schooner
George Sealey. The bark Charles Bal, reported as
arrived for orders. has sailed for Mobile
VICKsBURG. February 29.-Passt down-Pargoud
et4 a. NJ: Glencoe, AZ A. NJ The Natchez goes
dow tonight. Up-Schenck, at II A. NJ.
MEMPHIS, February 29-River fell six inchee
Weather clear and peasant. Arrived-Ella, from
White river; Belle Texas, from Arkansas river;
Baum and Parker, from CINCINNATI Eckert from
below. Depar. ed-Aton and julia for ST. Louis;
James Howald and FutI1e City. for New Orleans;
City Of Vicksburg for Vlckshur.. The Osce la
CINCINNATI, February c9-kiver seventeen feet
seven inches and falling. Weather partly cloudy
ard cool.
LOUISVILLE, February 29-River falling slowly,
with eight ieet 1 isht inches in the canal Weather
Geld and Gle
EVANSVILLE. February 29.-River about seventeen
feet and ia ling. Weather clear and cold. Up
Cherokee, A. 81. Down-Robelt Mitchell, A. NJ.
PIrTsBUKG. February 20 River eight feet three
inches and rising. Weather cloudy and cold.
CAIRO, February 29-Arrived-Bism from
New Orleans at II P. NJ; II. c. Yeager from New
Orleans at A. NJ; Belle OF Shreveport f4om New
Orleans at 10 A. M Susie Silver. for New Orleans
at nOOn CommOnwea tn from st. Louis at P. NJ
for st. Louis at midnight;
Yeager for st. Louis at A. Nj Belle Of Shreve-
port tor Il. Louis 10 A. NJ; susie Silver. for Gin
{ att at P. NJ River thirty feet i've inches,
falling; weather clear; mercury 44o.
st. Louis, February 29-Arrived Helena frcm
Vickeburg. Depart ed-Tolle and Atlantic ana
baTges for New Orleans River fallen three ilcheF;
now seven feet ecsnu to Cairo. Weather cloudy
cool
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NEW YORK.
Repair of the Direct Cable

Repair of the Direct Cable.
New YORK, February 29-The Faraday
grappled and buoyed both ends of the
broken cable, and waits suitable weather to
make splice.
Arrest of Cotton Fraud
Augustus r. Mcdonald has been arrested
on requisition from the Governor OF Ar
kansas, charged with subolnation and per-
jury, where the government loet 100000 on
cotton alleged to have been burnt in the
Railroad Cont inntion.
A secret meeting Of the representatives
Of trunk lines leading out of New York to-
night reported; it is agreed that all existing
contracts should be annulled after March i.
A Denial frem Roberts.
Marshall O'Roberts publishes card to
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MARSHAL'S SALES,

Steven Earnest vs.. Schooner Augusta.
her tackle, etc.
IN THR UNITED DISTRICT COURT, DISTRICT
i Of Louisiana, No. l0,5S0.-By virtue Of an order
Of court to me directed in the above entitled suit
I win proceed to sell to the highest bidder, on
WEDNESDAY, March |, 1876 at twelve O'Clock M
at the entrance to the Customhouse, on Canal
street.
THB SCHOONER AUGUSTA, her tackle etc, an
she now lies in the Bayou st. John near the Mag
nolia Garden.
Terms-Cash.
United States Msrshals office, New Orleans, Feb.
ruary Is, 1876 s. b: PACKARD
fe25 u mil United States Marshal,
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A meeting was held yesterday at the
Offices of Messrs. Morton, Bliss & Co., of
bondholders Of the above road, who sub
scribed to the plan to purchase and or
ganize company to control the property
bought Novembr lS, 1874, by F. NJ. Ames,
trustee. There was circular issued on
October %, 1854 copy Of which was re-
fused fused for it j. be
will finally be adopted. The meeting was
strictly private one, no reporters being
present. Mr.. Ames, Jacob Seligman,
Robert l.. Cutting, ST., President Vail, of
the Bank of Commerce, and other we'll
known capitalists who represent large
quan titles OF the bonds, were present to as
slst in the deliberations
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STRANGERS,
DON'T FAIL TO VISIT
LOUIS GRCNEWALD,S
MAMMOTH MUSIC HOUSE.
And to inspect his immense stock Of first class
Pianos and Organs Mui, al Instruments, Sheet
Music, etc. MOdera'e char2 e, easy terms.
Visitors to The Fa Grounds are cordially invited
to inspect the specimens exhibited represe nt;ng
the world renowned pianos Of Steinway, Enate,
Ha mes, Peyei, and the &c e ratei organs Of Prince
4 Co., Buraett, Chrlsto3her.
Call and get estimates before you close your
arran sements elsc vi here.
Old pianos taken III exchange.
Competent tuners sent he country urOn an.
pile ation at moderate charges
Country or -ers specially attended to.
Address
LOUIS GRUNEWALD.
Grure valid Hall,
Nos a. It, l8, 20 and % Baronne street. near Canal
fe27 st 2p
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The Italian lotteries are source of great
revenue to Victor Emanuel's government
In one year various speculators deposited
$4,000: 600 in the public treasury. and the
sum paid out in prizes, etc. did not amount
to more than $l0,O0O0OO. 90 that the gov.
eminent netted Is, 100000.
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Stock on hand and or'shipboard ........ $50,
Stock on hand same time last year. ...... $50 8

Receipts proper since last evening 1914 bales
against III 657 on last Friday ana 1914 last year.
For comparative totals tor the past thee days
exports and receipts, see above report.
TOBACCO-We did not herr of a transaction to-
day. Sales thus far this week u hhds. The amount
sale Is now estimated at 3275 hide. We continue
to quote as follows Low Tugs at Sd acc good at
6is 07kc; low leaf at 809c; medium at 9h 0l0hc;
coed at llh 0l2hc: fine at 1915 0l4hc; selections
at &C. and africans at l50l6c.
FRBiGHTS-Two vessels were taken up yesterday
for corn at led for Liverpool direct, ana lid for
Cork fer orders. There appears to tie little room
left by sail for Liverpool at but for the pTess
we repeat our quotations as follows:
By steam-Cotton 10 Liverpool, 7l6d: to Bos-
ton, Providence and Fall River, via New York. Sc;
to Philadelphia and Baltimore. via New York, 2sc;
to New York Ice; sugar to New York SO 50 T. hid;
moasses 81 y Dbl; rice 60c Y bbl
By sail - Cotton to Liverpool sd; to Havre
Il 0l3l6c; to Bremen Is loo: to the Baltic I'D to
Boston std Providence Sc corn TO Liverpool lOd
good leaf at l2hr Old good at l3c 3 do at u, and
and at -. Sales for the p 1T week Cnly 50 hh 3.
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LEGAL NOTICES,
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COI1R

IN THE MATTER OF LOUIS STERN
BEOTHERS.
In Bankruptcy-No. ~.
ID eral me citing CT the creditors Of the above en-.
titled bankrupt estate will be ht at the city Of
New Orleans, in said district, on the eighteenth
day OF March, 1876. at twelve O'Clock NJ. at the
office of G. s. Kellogg. ofthe regis ers in bank
Iuptcy, III said district, for the purposes named in
the twenty seventh section of the bankrupt act of
March 2, 1867.
PERCY ROBERTS,
feI6 m62 Assignee
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THOMAS POINT-Careo Of steamer Rspides
previously reported sunk )-l4l2 bales cotton
Observation-Disclosures st Mary-l37 balea cot.
ton 80 SKIS cotton seed SKIS seed cotton IS hhds
sugar 81 bbls m0lasses ana sundries
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COMMERCIAL.

COTTOE-The only sales reported to-day were
$50 bale. go 200 and 2o0). al prices requiring no
change in our quotations:
AMERICAN STANDARD OF CLAsSIFrCA TON.
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WORKINGUEs,S BANK.

Canal Sfreet................S1
NEW ORLEANS.
VICTOR MAIGNAN. President;
J. B. CAMORS, Vice President;
J. B. MOONLIGHT, CASHIER;
J. MEN ard, Assistant Cashier.
SAVINGS AND GENERAL BANKING
BUSINESS.
SIX PER CENT ISTEkEST allowed on deposits
in the SAVINGS DEPARTMENT l.. payable &c nj TN
nuallv.
CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT issued, bearing
such rates Of into est NAV be agreed upon.
Exchange bought and sod, ard LIE tiers Of Credit
given on the principal cities Of the United States
ard Europe.
Open every evening from six to eeveA o'clock to
receive deposits only.
Dnectors-victor Maignan. NJ. B. Muncy. J. B.
Camors, Alpbonss Wa,z, J. G. Spcr,J. F. MeIlh,
D. fOchelu, Theophle COHma2ere. mil lt2p
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BELOW-COMING UP.
EXPORTS.

BORDEAUX-Bark st Genevisve-47 hhds tobacco
bales Go 10 bbls beef 10 bXs bitters ii pkgs wine
$50 cases do 204 tics lard kegs lard l box meat /
keg sugar bbls potatoes Dbl rice I pkgs mdse
II $50 pcs slaves
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-01

The dav was generally observed 10 a holiday.
Most of he factors we!e under engagements with
friends 1roE the inter or, md covered up their
samples. Although the inquiry vas confined to
few brokers, the business would have been one
wi at larger could they have found the kinds
wanted. he tenor of thu Liverpool dispatches
was discouTa ,ins. The Cotton Exchange vas
closed.
the sales Of the past three DAVIS sum up Is, $50
baes-9500 on saturday, 54o0 yesterday, including
so HO r.ed until today and $50 to-day against
500 for tie CORE sroLding time last week. aud
rs $50 the week before.
Receipts since Friday evening. % 80. bales. EN-
bracng 935 from ether delivery lorts (of which
li9 from Mobile and 786 from Gal, e ton, etc),
ard q 500 lloper aga nst 26 43i proper last week,
and 1902 last year Total nee August 81. i0 $50
bales, against $50 i93 last wear. decrease 29o 49,
1ha exports comprise p, 504 bales, embracing
Is 8G6 TO Liverpool, 3t19 to Aavre, 100 Dunkirk
Al to Barcelona 1896 to Genoa and 1872 to Frovi-
dence.
The Exchange telegrams make the receipts at
all the ports Up to IL ii. yesterday % SOC bales
against y 3s7 last week and 1874 last year
and ftom Friday 1890 bales, against 39,o52 last
week and rs, 1853 lat year. Total siuce August ST.
3,439,68S bales. as .inst 2,9e2,l!3 up to Monday
noon, February 90. last year Excluding half Of
the above Is .4ll-increase 81, $40 bales
Exports FRIDAY and Monday inclusve) to Great
Britain !! 233 bales against 81 ,273 last week aud
81 ,64l last year, and to the continent 9053 bales
against 1862 last week and IS 032 last year.
stocks at all the delivery ports made to IL ~,
1853 948 bales against 656 079 last week and SIO5 SCI
last year.
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MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.
MONETARY.

MONETARY.
NRw ORLEANS REPUBLICAN, OFFICE,
TUESDAY Ev8NING. February 20. 1876. J
To-day being legal holiday (Mardi Grss), the
banks, exchanges "a public offices are closed;
circles.
For reference We give ye sta rdays clos e quo a
tons: Exceptional commcrc:alpaper -O8 p cent
p annum discount do 90l0 and second grade
nominal Fret class mortgage paper rules at
s9l9 z cent annum second grade entirely
NEW ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE.
EsSruary ssssI sae 81 q q s2ss ~ e
February 2s......... legal holiday, Mardi GIas.)
Thus far this week s33s3s4s IS $50, 5o1 IS
Same tine TN. Last week. 3sss O., 1896 9 %
Total week before...... I.osl sos IS 1,I4s'7si ii
Gold st 1879 0lAk. against ia Of New York.
Silver AMER i, an ha dollars l040iosh. aad Me1i-
Bill Of iadiug and Al clear sterling bills at S5 50
055l; bank 1t as 81 ID bank counter rate at
IS SAY. Francs at 4.561 d4.56k for commercial.
, and nominal for bank.
The bank checking rate on New York. L y cent
premium, and cOmme rcial sight, par.
Nothing was reported in stocks. and nothing to
indicate any qaotabe variation in any description
Of securities.
City premium issues 3i034kc; (fld) currency
sevens 33033sc; (new) do 32l O3lAc; ana gold
bearing sev.rs, both Administration a i'd draii a %
series 81 1343ac.
City scrip is still quoted at 41h042 for August
to December, 1873, and July to December. 1874
(time), and 1880 for June and part of May 1874.
Metropolitan Police warrants continue to rule at
92093 for 1928, and for 1891 issues, and en-.
Jirely nomin 81 for 1869 and 1871 10.
State warrants still held at 46U.3 for fund
able and 400s5 for 1874 issues and 43d46 for 1875.
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IMPORTS.
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

notwithstanding Liz,ie-ll bales cotto
and sundries
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MeteoroloSical and River Report.
AFTERNOON REros7-3:a3 p. n.

The following statement of the weather ard
rivers is furnished by tie Signal Service Office sta
tened at New Orleans
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FRENCH MILLINERY

FRENCH MILLINERY
BERLIN ZEPHYR WOESTED.
MIME. ROSA HEENOIR,
No. 9 Charities street, near Canal.
New Orleans, Louisiana.
Is now opening g full line Of the latest and moat
fashionable styles of spfil and summer
HATS, BOSNhTS, FLOWERS. sCARFS, ETC,
Received direct from The best Paris and New York
houses.
n B.-Lsdes will find it 10 their interest to call
at No thdrtTes street before making purchases
else " here as there Is 10 cheaper or more fashion
able millinery store in the city. fe2O SuTuTh I'm
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RIVER REPORV--3 r. n.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

Below high water mark Of 1915
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French bark st Geuev:eve. Demerrant, for Bor-
Geaux
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Lizzie Felsher. from Pensacola. to o
Stuber-New Basin
Ship Gettysburg. Alexander. from Falmouth. to
Ocean, Zerega AcO-Point
italian bark Domiuico Laaata, Rosasco. 48 days
from 0enos, to A Lanata-2d district PIT
Bark New England, Hallett, Is days fzom Portland,
Me, to maateI-lst district
STEAMBOATS,.
F1eta. Pickett from Washington
st Mary. Probst. from Washington
St john Bergeroa. from Laf0urche
Martha. Bassett. from Lower Coast
Oriole. Carrick. from Lower Coast
La Belle. Wood, from Shreveport
Bonnie Lee, Scovell, from Alexandria
Assumption, DaIferes. from st Mary's Church
Willie. Trinidad. from Lind Grove
BELOW-COMING UP.
italian sark DOMINGO Lanaa -, 4s days from
Genoa, to master
Barkeutire New England --, IS days from Port.
land, Me, to master
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA.
In Bankruptcy-N0.

TIME UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVES NOTICH
Il Of his appointment as assignee Of MICHAEL
DUNCAN, of the city of New Orleans. parish of Or
leans, within sad district, who has been adjudged
. bankrupt upon his o xn petition by the district
court Of said district
FRANCIS J. QUINLAN
February l6, 1876. folT rs MILO
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D|A|N z|I|e ID R|7sI,

1O3. .....CANAl. STREET 90,
Between Burgundy and Rampant street.
ALSO BRANCH srORR At
NOS SSS and $50 Royal street, corner Of
81. Philip street.
Country orders solicited. sar,,.. G.
~ parts o. the country. i,O.mn,.,
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CLEARED YESTERD

OFFICE OF THR REPUBLICAN, I
Wednesday, March l. 1876. !
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TRIMMED HATS, LATEST STYLES,

For Ladies. Misses and Children, 81.
French FELT, untrimmed, for Ladies, II isses and
Children, ST.. worth 81 so.
Dress BUTTONS, only twenty-five cents dozen.
Pearl Shirt BUTTONS, best quality, twelve dozen
for 81.
Six PARASoLS, 81 up.
silk FANS, all colors, 81 up
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-01
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

French bark st Genev;eve. Dcmerrant, for BOZ
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-01
NOsIEKY-HOsIERY.

HO.-A1fIE -Z1OS1E
Silk Clicked real Balbriggans, fifty cents a pair,
German HOSE. reduced to ten cents O pair,
Misses FANCY HOSE, six pairs for ST..
Bohemian Glass TOILET SETS 81 q sat-sorp =.
thing new.
Extra large VASES, 81 pair.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-01

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