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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-07

Gold opened at lOsN 0llO against lO9k at
New York, and after . limited business closed at
1898 0lO9ss, against l09ss in that market, where
| it touched lO9h during tus interim. The sales
and $4,000 at 1O9ai.
silver continued entirely nominal
Under the decline in gold at New York sterling
was lc or about 2l0 y cent lower and francs
former and light in the latter.
The sales of sterling comprised &34 500, EN-.
bracing &l0 600 continental bill at rs ~ $1,000
Al clear at SIS %; $4,000, $1,000 and 215OO Al
5 "a and $1,000 Al clear at as a.
The only sale of francs reported was l50, 900 COM
mercial 1t 4 871s 04.86A.
At the close sterling bills were quoted ut S5 22h
s5 2Sk for bank (bank counter rate -0s5 2s),
and francs ut 487k 04.S6a for commercial and
nominal for bank.
Under sliehtly better demand commercial sight
on New York hardened . shade. The sales com.
prised e1s6 O0O embracing @25 600 commercial and
$4,000 private bankers ut y y cent discount;
$4,000 and go 900 private bankers, and $1,000
and 625 600 bank at 1922 and $50 900 commercial,
and $1,000 and $50 goo private bankers, at ZIG.
The banks continued to check on New York at
\ p cent discount. and commercial Aght was
quoted 1t i 07.16, against yesterday.
The following 10 the official ut stement Of the
sales reported to-day at tho Stock Exchange:
10 shares New Orleans Gaslight o.. eI2 90
Is shares New Orleans Gasli9ht Co: LIS so
As shares Eew Orleans Gasght Co
yesterday, not before rep0rted) l26 90
e15, 900 Premium bonds ito day).......... 33k
The only sale of securities not reported ut the
Exchange was IS shares Mutual National Bank 1T
es5.
day.
State consols were quiet and quoted at $50. 059.
Premium bonds were less freely offered, but were
quoted at the close at 80 0334.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-07
The Fugitive of the Skies.

w lean is still myth. Astronomers are
divide d upon the question whether he ex-
lists or not. NJ. Leverrier, the famous
French astronomer. has informed the Her.
01d cor respondent in Paris that on the Sec
ond or third of October the planet will
move o yer the disk of the sun, but Profess
eor IA rkhurst, who writes to US to-day,
seems o doubt that it will be seen, or, in
deed, it ever has been seen. Vulcan
plays ide and seek in the solar system,
and do dyes among the planets. He con.
ceals hi mself in light, like hypocrisy in q
church. Often the delighted astronomer
has tho ught he had Vulcan safe under his
thumb, but lifting it, he had vanished
like 1ea. A mosquito is not more diff.
cult t o catch than this elusive star. He re-
eembl os policeman on dark, rainy
Aight-never where he is wanted, but al.
ways where he is not. He is the little Joker
d some Celestial thimble-rigger; now You
go him and now You don't. Those who
Aavo Played three card monte at Conley
hlend-and it 10 to be regretted that the
popularity of that beautiful game is re-
stricted by it's expensiveness-have seen
epractical illustration OF the astronomers
y. Levefrier, with telescope ct each eye,
zero card with the corner turned up
= tho king OF spades. See, I shufles
sen. and now turn it up" But it is not
the king Of spades. "Bet you it is belt
Of asteroids" says Professor Parkhurst,
casing through smoked glass spectacles.
blAnk. There is not sign OF q spade nor
. fragment Of asteroid. So that particular
part Of the heavens where Vulcan should
30 on Monday night may prove to be like
Mr.. Boutwelps ''hole In the sky" in which
he flung Andrew johnson. Vulcan NAV be
- invisi BILE to the astronomers as Hamlet's
father's ghost was to the Queen. "Do you
- moth ing there9" Nothing ct all; yet all
that IL see." Planets as well as q white
I0a1, IL appears, can be mighty onsartin,
an1 this particular one is the worst of the
1T ret even excepting the earth. Vulcan
= - William n. Tweed of the solar uni
verso, and there is no assurance that we
Ghall ever catch him till we have an extra
1itiea treaty with the sun.-Neg York
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-07
A SUBSTANTIALLY BUILT TwO.STORY BRICK
STORE AND DWELLING, NO. 464 MAGAZINE,
BETWEEN RACE AND ROBIN STREETS.
SUCCESSION OF DANIEL McKENDRICK.
Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No. 1858.

RY c. E: GIRARDE1: r ATCTIoHEER-
ID Office No. 81 Camp street-SATURDAY, October
IA, 1876. at twelve O'Clock NJ. will be sold 1t
public auction, in the rotunda Of the st. Charles
and in pursuance Of an order from the Hon.
A, L. Tissot, Judge Of the Second District Court
Tor the parish Of Orleans, dated August %. 1876,
and rendered in the shove entitled succession,
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, together with
the buildings and improvements thereon, situated
in tho First District Of this city, in the square
bounded BY Ma. azine. Constance, Robin and
Race streets, measuring % feet 8 inches lines
mont on Msgasine street. BY . depth. between
parallel lines, Of los feet 10 inches lines,
Together with the Improvements thereon COM
prising the substantially built two.story brick
store and dwelling No. 464 Magazine street we'll
known as the plumbing establishment of the late
deceased aid latterly a. the popular grocery and
about the first Of November next.
Terms-Cash. A deposit Of ten per cent on the
purchase price to be paid 1t the moment Of adju-
dcation, and the purchaser to sumo payment Of
the taxes for 1876 PAYABLE in 1877, and above
the price Of adjudication.
Act Of sale before ". J. Castel ESQ, notary pub.
lie, at the purchaseI's expense.
sel3 Is % 30 OCT IA
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-07
MARKETS.
Domestic Markets.


Enw YORK. October s, Rvening.-Money easy: Of
fered ct z. Sterling steady: - S3k. Gold quiet;
lDeh 1i09as. Governments active and lower; new
Give and unsettled Louisiana consols So ! 16Oh.
sas.:ressury balances-Goid, s4o,s8l,ols cur.
Tie sub-treasurer paid out account of in.
Dseraat es0OO; for bonds $4,000.
CUSTOMS receipts, e246,Ooo
ORGANS Ii ii6c sales to-day i5s2 bslse; net Re.
Ssips. 81 gree 30 os7 receipts Of the week. , net
aoocks 81. 449 bales.
lows October 10 IS Ice; November 10 3l'320llc;
RI 7Is0l $3.50; March ii &c: April II la,l6c; May
August l2kc.
Flour firm and less active. only very, mod
fine western and State 81 6Oa5 os; Southern
lsss active and unchanged for superhne wheat
dull spring 02c lower 70 sell winter graaes f ws9
6L 2oOl 2ih for new winter red Western; 81 700
% for new amber Indiana; 81 . for 90 Ohio, OHIO;
only light export and home trade demand; $50
$50 for ungraded Western mixed; s1dSae for white
change; rather more doing Coffee-Rio scarce aud
6rn l5a4 0l9c, gold, for cargoes; l602Oc gold for
Tor fair to good reining refined frmer lOls alOssc
for standard q; los for powdered lOa 0lOssc for
gra1nlated II : G tor crushed. Moasses quiet and
rew steady; $50. Rosin steady. Turpentine heavy;
sc- Pork-On spot, fairly active without decided
change; futures dull aud lower; new sl6 so0l7.
Lard lower; very dull; prime steam lo.17a 10. &c.
WHISKY irm; 81 IS Freishts firm; cotton by
sail 30 as led; steam II sd.
CrscrHNAr1. October 64sFlour-Fair demand
aEd firm. Wheat-GOod demand; red S. l0dl 10.
& hs anS e oats sf and Rye
lnand; 81 o30l IL. Pork unsettled, generally
higher IL 2SSl1 50, Closing at outside p1ises.
Bulk meats steady; fair demand shoulders nomi-
ma, 07Ac; clear rib sides &c; clear SIDES
zs0sc; clear rib sides s7s aloe; clear sides lokc.
Butter quiet and steady. Hogs easier; good de.
mand; heavy IS 2516 10: sales chiefly IS IS as.
81. Louis. October Flour very firm for sound
do s4o4 Is; double extra do 81 5Oa5 Wheat dull;
No. red fall 81 20A al 2l1a; No. do 81 IL. Corn
% ssii. No s4Kc Rye 6rmer at sSss a5sc. Bar,
10y steady and hrm; sample lots Kansas and Ne
braska 6O09oc; Minnesota scc0Sl 90 whisky
nominal Bulk meats frmer; more doing; shout |
dere II clear rib sldes exc clear sides here
nc les: mp the country. Bacon firm; shoulders &c;
s Ss.nsnd bacon IS 1895 80. Cattle dull and un'
CHICAGO, October s-Four quiet and firm; West.
ern extras 81 2506. Wheat lower; 81 liz; No. /
N0ts steady and unchanged. Barley fairly active
AL unchanged. Pork SIS l2h. Lard unsettled
and lower: tor all year 937k 0e.4oc. Bulk meats
steady and unchanged. Whisky higher; 81 10.
Foreign Markets.
LIVERPOOL, October 6.-The circular of the Liv. |
Ssen onv in %oderats Semand s zee. ao
with sill ample supply prices sre rather easier,
and quota tions of some descriptions are slightly |
the better grades being very plentiful, has de.
ci'ned 1-l60hd. Business in Sea Island has been |
]. but prices are generally unchanged. Flu. |
= continue dull and have declined fully ll6d
o. 10 week. |
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-07
INTRODUCTION OF FRANCOIS JOSEPH l.. CRAIS.
Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No. "a, 267.
RY sELLE 4 MALOCHEE. AUCTION;

RY SELLE & NIALOCHEE, AUCTION.
- EERS-Armand Selle, Auctionser-Ofice No. so
Royal street.-SATURDAY, November a. 1876 at
twelve o'clock NJ, at the Merchants and Auction
GERS Exchange, on Royal street, between Canal
and Custombouse streets, in the Second District
virtue OF an Order of the Hon. A. L. Tissot, judge
of the Second District Court for the parish Of Or
leans, dated September 49, 1876, the following de-
scribed property
la CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated in the
Third District of this city, in the square bounded
BY SPAIN Vaudeville, Dauphine and Roy al stree ts,
designated by letter n, on sketch of dHeme.
feet inch front on Spain street, by 90 feet IL
inches lines In depth, between equal and parallel
lines.
q A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated in
the same district, in the square bounded by Man.
deville, MarigDy, Daupbine and Royal streets, des-
court dated September II, 1876, and measuring q
feet inch front on Vaudeville street, by 100 feet
10 inches lines in depth, between equal and par
). CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. situated in
the same district in the square bounded by Royal,
mated by the letter n on . sketch Of D'Hemecourt,
dated Septem Der H. 1876. and measuring u feet
front Royal street. by So feet ii inches lines in
depth, between equal and parallel lines.
Terms-One.half cash on the spot, and the bal.
ance credit of one year, for . note secured by
eight per cent interest per snnum from date until
payment, with five per cent attorneys fees in case
Of suit to enforce payment; the purchaser to -.
sumo, over and above the price Of adjudication,
payment Of the State and city taxes due and OF.
fRibe in 1877.
Acts Of sale at the expense Of the purchasers,
before Charles T. Soniat, notary public.
ocl 7 IA FL % MOI
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-07
SUCCESSION OF FELIY vILLERE
Parish Court for the Parish Of Plaquemines-No. -

DY SELLE & MALOCHER, AUCTION.
ID eers-Armand Selle, Auctoneer-Otiice No.
so Royal street-On TUESDAY, October 81, 1876
at twelve o'clock NJ. will be sold By public auc.
ton at the Merchants ana Auctioneels Exchange
Royal street. between Canal and Customhouse
streets, in the city of New Orleans, by virtue of
two several orders of the Parish Court for the
parish of PlaQuemines, rendered on the twenty.
seventh day Of September, 1873, and twenty ninth
OF August, 1876 the following landed property,
viz
ALL THE RIGHT, TITLE AND ISTERESr of one
undivided half belonging to the said succession in
and to tract Of land situated in the parish Of
PlaqHemines. on the right bank of the Missssi ppi
river, at about fifteen miles below the city of New
Orleans, known the Fort St. Leon plant alton
bounded above by lands OF Charles Where or
others, formerly of Jules Where, and below BY
lands formerly of Constance Larche, subsequently
OF the Messrs Stackhouse, measuring 20 arpents.
more or less, front on said river by depth of 40
arpents more or less together with the buildings
and improvements thereon, stables, outhouses,
sugar houses, etc.
The mules, carts, agricultural implements, etc.
which may be found upon the plantation do not
belong to the estate and are therefore, not in
cluded in this sale, which consists of the undi
vided half Of the land and buildings alone.
Terms-Cash on the spot in United States treas
ury notes, the purchaser to assume over and above
his bid the payment of one-half Of all taxes for
the year 1872 only.
Act Of sale at the expense of purchaser before
Charles T. Soniat notary pu bic.
$3.50 OCT IA 81 % 81
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-07
IT, Democratic Family Ticket In St.
Landry.

Tho following interesting facts are fur.
suhhed by the St. Landry Republican of %.
tober 3.
If the ticket which the Courier faunts at
its masthead should happen to be elected
next November there ought to be at least two
happy families in this district, to wit: the
Lewis and Garrigues, because they will get
nearly everything worth having, both in
the district and parish. There certainly
must be great dearth of talent here, when
out Of about 10000 voters the Democratic
party IL compelled to look to only two fami-
lies to fill nearly all the district and
parochial Offices. Yet such is the case.
The ticket of the Courier is E. T. Lewis,
attorney; 81. L. Garland, Senator; Adolphe
Garrigues, clerk of court; Louis Stage and
j I'm M. Taylor, for the Legislature; C. C.
: awe, for the police jury, etc.
Now for the family relationship of these
candidates. Lewis by blood or marriage is
related to Garland, Garrigues, Dupre and
Swayze. Garland is Garrigues' nephew, by
marriage he il Lewis uncle and cousin and
Laurent Dupre's father-in-lsw. Louis Stage
and John ID. Taylor is Garrigues' son-in-
law.
If nepotiam, or an "undue attachment to
relations was q crying sin in President
Grant, as our Democratic friends have al
ways insisted, is it not as great q one
against this family ticket9
Such may not be the case, but it really
looks 70 us asif an attempt was being made
by 1.-TWO families" under the garb of the
Denooratio party organization to usurp
and divide between them the whole spoils
Of the party in November next. We have
long since passed the pstriarchal state when
the family government prevailed; the world
has moved, too, in the last centuries, and,
If We mistake not, neither of the great
politica 81 organizations Of the day can allow
itself to be ruled by any family for its ex-
elusive benefit. Questions of principle, and
not of individual or family preferment, are
to be considered.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-07
IN BANKRUPTCY.
ESTATE OF Nj. POKORNY.
UNITED STATES MARsHAL's ORIG
Eaw Orlaans Au0ps+ q 1873

UNITED STATES MARsHALs OFFICE
New Orleans. August 9, 1876. !
VTVHIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT A WAR.
4 rant in bankruptcy has been issued out OF
trict Of Louisiana, against the estate of H.
PokOrny, of New Orleans. in the parish of
rupt upon his own petition; that the pay.
ment of any debts and the delivery Of any prop
erty belonging to said bankrupt, to HIM, or
for his use, and the transfer of any property by
him forbidden by law; that meeting of the
creditors Of said bankrupt. to prove their debts
be held at a court of bankruptcy, to be holden
on the tewntieth day of October, A. D. 1876, at
twelve O'Clock NJ, at the Customhouse building
8. B. PACKARD,
aug 0c20 United States Marshal.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-07
By O. e. 0irardey.
HANDSOME FRAME COTTAGE, ON WASHING.
TON, BETWEEN ST. PATRICK AND ST.
DENIS STREETS, NEAR THE NEW ASYLUM.
SUCCESSION OF ALBERT WEISSR.
Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No. 81 778.
By O. =. 0irardeY.

RX G. z. GIRARDEY. AgGTIoFEER-
Der T. 1876 at twelve O'Clock NJ. at the st. Charles
Auction Exchange. in the rotunds Of the St.
Charles Hotel, in this city. will be sold at public
auction by and in pursuance Of an order from the
Hon. A. L. Tissot, Judge Of the Second District
Court for the parish Of Orleans, dated the twenty.
third of August, 1876. and rendered in the above
entitled succession, the following described prop
"a cERTAiN LOT OF GROUND. together with all
the improvements thereon, situated in the Fourth
District of this CITY, in the square bounded by
Washington. sixth, St. Patrick and St Denis
front on Warrington street. by l49 feet in depth;
together with the handsome frame cottage dwell
ing thereon.
twelve and eighteen months credit, for notes
specially secured by mortgage and vendors lien
on the property having the usual clauses Of eight
per cent per annum interest, from the day Of sale
until final payment; five per cent attorneys fees;
binding the purchaser to pay, in event the notes
given in payment should have to be enforced by
suit. The improvements to be kept insured, and
policy transferred to the holder of the notes, and
to assume payment of the taxes for the year 1876,
payable in 1877, over and above the price Of sdju.
dication.
Act Of sale ct the expense of the purchasers, BE-
lore Joseph oohn, Bsq. notary public
sel3 l6 % 30 OCT IA
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-07
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.
MONETARY.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN,,
RRInAX Rxn,rxuo 0efnhnE6 1876.


The demand for discounts has been moro liberal
during the week. and commercial paper has ruled
mostly 1t our outside quotations To-Day tne
market was without any new feature: except tnat
the stock Exchange dropped the inside quotst,o99
OF exceptional paper. Gold was &c lower ana
showed net falling of since Friday Of Hc The
movement throughout the week has Deen more mo e
animated, bnt the aggregate Of the weeks sales 10
moderate We head Of but few transactions TO-
day Foreign exchange responded readily during
the week to the further decline In New York sight
and in gold in that market, clOsing y cent or
about 2.i0 y cent lower than yesterday tor ster-
ling and fully " cent for francs. and $50 or
about 40 p cent since Friday for the former, and
nearly y cent for the latter. To meet the in.
creased movement in cotton the business has been
more liberal for the week, and Of fair extent to.
day In consequence of freer offerings and a light
demand, New York sight has gradually given way,
the decline up to yesterday being 4 p cent in the
bank rate, and in commercial sight but to day
the latter hardened eighty.
Stocks continued dull during the early part of
the week. since which we have noticed . little
more inquiry, causing slightly better undert0ne.
We learn that the Factors and Traders Insurance
Company, having purchased and cancelled 1000
shares Of its stock, has reduced its capital $780,
600. Owing to the demand for money usual 1t this
of the year, State consols been offered
more freely, and cOneeq uently given way y v
cent since Friday. This remark applies to pre-
MUM bonds also, which have declined fully p
cent.
We continue to quote exceptional paper at-09 y
cent p Annum discount; Al do at l0Ul2. and second
grade at l50l8. First csss mortgages rule at so
10 p cent p annum, and second grade continues
entirely nominal.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-07
.RD OF CLASSIFICATION,

the sales up to e N. embraced fully $500 bales,
resulting in further sales of 1850, making . total
- above Of $3.50. FACTORS met the demand freely,
mo
slight modification noted above. The supply Of
the lower grades 10 90 nearly exhausted that quo
The heavy receipts were 8 frequent subject Of
causes, appeared to have little influence.
The dispatches reported Liverpool steady at pre-
vious rates, with sales Of 900 bales. and ar.
rivals steady; Manchester dull and tending down;
ton for low middline afioas reduced franc and
spots and 1901 Ice lower for futures. ~
bales (43co on wednesday, 1850 Yesterday and $3.50
to-day with the addition of 500 bales to Tuesday,
S.es :n s:t sF sas
Weeks receipts IS ,2O3 bales, embracing 5sll from
and ssss Rs1.. and ns 'I proper
1854 proper last week and q 34 last year. Total
e. since August bales against sss
The exports comprise 1850 bales. embracing
1892 to Liverpool, 50 TO Vera Cruz and 5los TO New
The Exchange kilograms make the receipts at
all the poIts from u NJ yesterday TO u n: to-day
1928 bales, against 1885 last week and
against IS rs last week and 100 53s last year Total
since August 3d. 3 1907 bales against 24s 562 up to
W0Ou0A06y noon, OCtODor Q, LA3C yoAI-lOCIe00o
96,345.
k1pGsts trsidsy to Thursdsy i nc to
and ~ 284 last year, and to the continent IL 227
bales, against 1921 last week and II 088 last year.
Exports to all potts since September l, to Great
Britain go, 1870 bales, against Al 553 last year; to
France 1885, against 432 last year, and to
other continental ports ABS, against 1921 last
year. Total to Great Britain. France and the con.
tinent 80 OO4 bales, against 81 607 last year.
Stocks at all the delivery ports made up to 10 NJ,
239 859 bales against III 69 last week and 2O6 II!
last year.
The weeks receipts at the chief interior towns
embrace 800 bales, against o. 1913 last week, and
646 last year. the shipments 81 Ala bales, against
1851 Last week, and 1872 last year, and the
stocks 81 TO bales, against 20 858 Last week, and
1888 last year. Compared with last year. this
shows an increase Of 10 ia bales in the receipts,
922 in the shipments and 1887 in the stocks.
not cleared before to-days exportAl 1852 bales,
embracing $685. for Liverpool, Is, 495 for Havre,
667 for the North sea 1885 for Bremen, 42 for the
Mediterranean and ll57 for coastwise ports leaving
In presses agreeably to ito account 1T IL NJ,
Al ,023 bales, only part Of which 10 on sale.
At noon to-day middlinG was quoted ct Calves.
ton ct 9Ic, ct Mobile ct loo. 1t Savannah 1t
l0kc, at Charleston ut 10A 0l0*c at Wilmington
at loo. at Norfolk Ut l0kc, ct Baltimore ut l0tc.
at New York at l0Kc ct Boston ct Ike, ct
Memphis at Ion Ol0ac, at augusta ct 9Ac. at
Shreveport ct 9hc, and st Jefferson 1T exc.
The Exchange reports: "6alos $3.50 bales De-
mand good" Its quotation for good ordinary 10
reduced Nc. It, eales are computed from P. N.
The kilograms to the Exchange report the Bonn.
baY mOY0m0nt f0lOWa.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-07

TIA fpllowing Gases Of false certificates
nruce dlsmissed yesterday by Judge South
asureE
.aENth ward julius Parker, G. n. Car
tGxth ward-Eassne Fabre, J. F. Ga
aasnafh ward-Jossph g. Parker, John
e,sSIi,iaS. Domingo R16Aek Flank CZrille,
lfsronder Washingten, &Anoaille Pratt,
lntoin0 sjasllet, Ambrose Yeuns.
T}G1h 1nrd-Joh0 Bower.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-07
MARSHAL'S SALES,

"nnam - Dodson W. Schooner r. w.
Brown.
THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT,
- D1stIct Of Louisiana. No. lO,982-By virtue
on+;t1 oEoef OF court to mo directed In tho above
o,Gcef, On SATURDAY. October H. 1876, at twelve
TTc.oCk r.. at the entrance to the Customhouse, on
ssEeet the following described property, to
Ap Thk SCHOONER R. ". BROWN, HER TACKLE.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
united States Marshars ONCE. New Orleans
October 3. 1876. =
8. B. PACKARD,
ocf7H United States Aa1lhAL
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-07
NOTICE.

OFFICE OF THE POLICE JrRY
Parish Of Jefferson. RigAt Bank,
HOLDERS OF BONDS OF THK PARiSH ~
IL Jefferson, right bank. are hereby notified to
present the same for payment Of the first interest
coupon, due the fifteenth Of October. 1876, to the
vey's Canal. on and sf,er that date. Once hours-
10 A. N. to P. n. on Mondays. Wednesdays and
Fridays. ~->-
oc6 lot JANIS BERTHOI-D Treasurer
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-07

LARGE SALR OF VALUABLE IMPROVED FIRST
DISTRICT PROPERTY, COMPRteIN0 STOKES
AID DWELLINGS,; CHOICk BUILDING SITE
IN THE SIXTH DISTRICT, INSURANCE.
STOCK ETC