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..nch Greater loss of life in neighborhoods


Probabilities.
WAa DErA1rnRxT.)
once Chief Signal Ones,
Waahiueeon, March II. ls76. go T. NJ
For Tennessee and the Ohio valley and the Gnlf
SestS:r ,1 nor,hssy to westerly Winds and rising
or ne south Atlantic states eastery to south
.,iS Ind. and clear or fair warm weather during
tha dsy. followed Sunday evening by southwest 20
northxest winds, rising barometer ana ia'i'Ds
eC.osionary signals continue at Galveston aud S
Indanols. and aie ordered fer stations Oh 'n' N'"
Jersey coast.
River and Marine News.
seur1x., PAs: M:rch liz we Mss1 couds
tS;cn and fo.ev xrriyedNSwedish bark Gauth
lord. Sorty tSree days nom Flensburg; American
fhR s'. sSp
thiity.eight dsys from London; British schooner
j.nnie Wood, Pizsati. master, seven days nom
Melbourne and Rhone. The steamer Hanover 10
at anchor in.ide bound ont: and the steamer
A1 Pass. .I O. March IT, r M.wind south
east, light Weather cloudy and hazy No a.
rivals sailed-schooner Txala. The The, bark sss r. =
BredsdCr6 previously reported as outtide ZOE Or
ders, has sailed for Psscs gouls.
V1CKsBuRG March l.-Psssed down-f aeseT %
IA N. Up.v,ah, Helena and Katie az ~ A. H.
Hssrnls, March ll.-River fell six indhe:
Weather clear during the day; neavy ram ana
thunder storm THIS eVenMs'
Tendcr for Arkansas river; kuth, for White river;
Grand Tower, for St. Louie; Belle She yeport; tor
New Orle ans; julia, for Vicksburg-tLe latter last
night.
Inr,sv11Ll March u.-Weaher cloudy and
rainv. River stationary.
EvArsyILLI, March ll.-River rising; fifteen feet
en- gauge. 1t has been raining haro all day. De-
pariedeSusie Silver for New Orleans
PITrsBuRG, March I.-River ten feet ard fall
ing slowly. Weather cloudy and warm.
CAIRO, March ll.-Alrlved-Mary Houston from
Cincinnati at 4 A. NJ; Golden Rule from New Or
leans 1t P. Nj Keystone from New Orleans at
p. II Departed Golden Rule for Cincinnati at
Up. NJ; Mary Houston for New Orleans ut 10 A. N.
River nil eteen feet eight inches. and rising
Weather rainy and cool.
CINCINNATI. March ll.-Departed- Charles Nor
gan for New Orleans. River rising Weather
rainy ard mild.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
OFFICER OF THE REPUBLICAN, F.,
Sunday, March IL, 1876.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.

Spanish Steamship Diego Gastanaea for Liverpoo1
BRUSH steamship arbitrator, Jackson, tor Liver.
pool ~
Steamship Lizzie. Felsher. for Pensacola
steamer Amite. Adams. for Pensacola
ship Tabor. Taycor for Liverpool
Br1tiah ship Minnie 0erow. Ge2ow for Liyernool
spanish bark America, Taxone,a. for Barcelona
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-12
MARKETS.
Domestic Markets.

NEW YORK, March ii, Evening Money inactive
eminent bond. dun and strong; new ives lisN
State bonds quiet and nominal.
sub treasury balances-God, S4i,6Ol 3l5 cur
The sub-treasrrer paid ont $4,000 on account
OF interest and SlO6 600 for bonde.
Customs reosipts today, $500, 900.
Cotton closed quiet; midd ing uplands 12Bc
OIleans y l-6c; Gales 1850 bales; net receipts dOs
lows: March Is llSSI3 s.ssc; April IS 7-3s9Issc
MAY 1917 0l3 1890; June 1917 l3 2532c July 10 Is l6
0l3 81 SIC; August Il a20l4tc.
snimaticn ths for many weeks. ExpGrtere, fav:
orea BY Ii, mer liverpool market, have purchased
freely and home sa anu . 2. o1 ha,
pun chases. Prices have advanced sc; Futures
have fuctuated frequently end decidedly, with
prices now higher BY an important item than this
Flour finn. demand fair; 81 so0s IS for common
%bs.t .nse e. ESQ., con
lo1tanr change. Pork dull; new mets $2s soa23
quiet Ind firm: spEsr quiet. Rec unchanged
lrsiehIs steady; cotton, BY iail and steam. Id:
CINCINNATI, March ll.-Flour dull and nnchaged
Wheat dull; 81 O50l 20. Corn easier; 47Gz8c
Bye duh and unchanged. PorR quiet and firm: SIS
Lard finn; steam ls0l3hc; kettle l3A 9l4c. Bulk
meats inactive; shoulders Sss OSAc; clear rib and
shoulders ga; clear rib and clear sides 1875 0l3h &c
Whisky firm; 81 o.. Butter steady and unchanged.
Hogs-otis9niIp2ss Light; SO 4oa8 IS; receipts alS,
81. LOUIS. March 1l-Flour dull and unchanged.
Wheat dull and dropping; No. led winter 81 4sk.
Corn firneI; No. mixed 3Skc. oats dull. 331tc.
Bye frme,; &c bid. Barley and whisky I'M
charged. Pork asier, @22 u.s. Bulk meats steady
.rd unchanged. Bacon, lard, hogs and cattle un.
changed.
CHICAGO, March lL-Ylour dull aud unchanged.
Wheat-Demand fair; No. spring 9sss d9Skc.
torn firm; Ash 044c. Oats, barley and lard IN.
changed. Bye firm and steady. Pork firm at
e22 Is. Bulk meats dull; shoulders 8hc; clear
lib and clear Sides 120l2hc. Whisky 81 O5
Foreign Markets..
LONDON, March 1.-THE week has teen one of
uninterrupted quiet in Mincing lane. Prices show
some further reduction, but st the close there is
little better feeling appare ut. The rather large
supply Of plantation Ceylon ceffte on public sale
found huyt rs upon lower terms than last Friday.
The demand has been stesdy Throughout: For ign
L. n aims dull, prices Of commo On sorts still show
ing downward tendency. At yesterdays sales
o. sugar prltes in several case ruled favorable to
The buyers. Low sugars are more salable. White
Bengal rice sold at 1ull rates. The tea merfet has
bt Ell without improvement. All kinds Of spices
have been difficult to sell.
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LIST or LHYxERS

Remalnlng In de New Orleans Posto0oo
March l2, lS76.
Once hours on Sundays from 10 A. NJ. to - II.
Advertised" and give date.
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[lteber Derten Starhling0
lorale RoEnon Saunders
[csby Albert StateoI SeokeIX
Lontgomerv Jake Ssundere WV
!!oisesng Oliver ShmseT Mortof .-.
[oore JR Spence Richard
[urphy Schivenck jacob
[ulin DENIS Eeavy Richard W
!urphyJT spencer n DR.
[c0ee holmes Shepard G 81
IcOloin Jesse Silliman JamesP
lcClain Charles Sbiss Joseph
[cCol.am Charles Siuonds CT
!cKay Peter Steinperger F B
!ciuire Stills Mossey
[cAuley Hugh Schneider Jacob
[cIlvain WM2 Elmes CHARLES
IcCarton John Sinclair q q
IcKitrick P wallace Soulat Eugene
[cClellan VIM Shock VIC
!cGrsth Thomas Scott Joseph
!cCann VIM STOCK ton t Colonel
[cClure David Siinson James
IcHenry SD SMITH
aGhten Smith John
ewbornS2 Smith Thomas
els0n John smith CS
ELL Bel c Smith william2
ewlenI george smith Breedlove
otis VIM N SmiIhT
lney George latham & Trcis
vertOn JOnn TaquiDo Thomas
'BIisn 81 Train Henry2
.oSnnsr Tlsnh9clof castontin
rfy James freeman Charles II
ianchard E Truly Ri
ayron &c Trudeli Samuel! o
auline l. Thompson SAINT
cree Arthur TOwersJS
caller John Fl Thomps0n 8 A
ender John Denison Tobin Richard
AIRY Lubir Thompson John
feifer Moses Vincent FS
ierre Albert Vi0llOn PL
hllips A M3 vanflO0ten John
Ipes DIV Wades u
otis VIM A Lee DR. WaiteCG
overs Walden Henry
rudhO Ame PS Marley AF
anby Geo Abr Walker SamesJ
aynor John Walch John
aynO Taylor Wells harry C
aymOn Horace WEIGH Patr:ckF
awlirg Frank Weightman G
andall WI Webbing Lanktrl
eading Wilson
etfield VIM Wisherspoon PS
enshaw G Dr. Wilson Henry
cad Geo Wright ARE
cad Frederick Wight Alfred
lgDey Wynn Jos J
lcher WhidGen John P
richardson WE Woodson Marshall
dgsay Walter WcotsD
idoell Robert " Wood Sweat
owland J W Woodshead John
Obet Walkart justin
ooks William r. Williams Daniel
Dbers Hs Williams James
Odriges Antonio Williams Duncan
stichaux l. Williams W B
oman Henry Williams Nelson
ully James Williams Charles
harp Frank Yoost henry
ahfir Yates Al
ar Iserisl Young Professor
larp Alexander Yielding Agar
attenwOck a Zeklel Edward
MISCELLANEOUS.
Work. il gmen's National FiIe Insurance Company.
McKini ey's Oil Company.
De soto Gaslight Company.
JOHN NJ G. PARKER. Postmaster.
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LADIES, LIST.

Adams L G Mrs
Atherson Miss
Ads L B Mrs
AOrtt Julia Mrs
Baker b q Mra
Barnett G E Mrs
Blanz Maude Mrs
Bailey II Mrs
Bailey & Mrs
Baltic May Miss
Blanchard P
Barrie Mary Mrs
Barnes Annie Miss
Bosland CMrs
Brooks B G Miss
BoylstOn r Miss
Brown 3 Miss
Bryant Il G Mira
Burke L T Mis-
Bonnet o Miss
Burt ton J Miss
Buckinghsn A Miss
Care Mime MISS
Campbell l NJ
Casey NJ J
Clarke B J Mrs
Camp Lue Mrs
Campbell B Mrs
Carlan A Mrs
Cannon p Mrs
Ca anis Nellie Mrs
Clark Mary Miss
Crawford T Mrs
Collins NJ Mrs
Coleman s Mrs
C0rse A Mss
Collins Lima
Cochane A 4 Mrs
Collins B L Mrs
Cornell Mrs
Cuveiien Mrs
Davis r G Mrs
Day K H Miss
Davis T E Miss
Daugherty n Mrs
Dannell s NJ Miss
DelecOsn II Mrs
Derenay B Miss
Decker A Miss
DerVey Alice Miss
Dlahupay T Mrs
Drexler L Miss
Dickson L Mrs
DOwd L G C Mrs
Doyle Mary Mrs
Dunn A l. Mrs
Dunan NJ Mrs
Dwyer NJ mis-
Duprey F Mrs
ErswOrth L Mrs
Ellis G Mrs
fIanlie NJ Mrs
Ferris Rose
Frsncies w K
Freret L J Mrs
Frizzel Mary
Fiuke Elizabeth
Flick J Mrs
Fulton & v
Gsllegar A Ellen
Grady Amanda Mrs
Green BIZ Miss
Green E Mrs
Giilip CHAN Henrietta
Gilmore Z Miss
Gilmon Mary Mrs
Griffi q G Mrs
Grundy L Miss
Gunner / Mrs
Hamilton II u Mrs
Hardeman v L
HsrpOn P J Mrs
Hasel NJ Mrs
Harris e Mnl,ie Mrs
Hale Mary Miss
levitt B NJ Mrs
Hines II NJ Mics
Hillman A J Mrs
Hill A Miss
Hentbay } Miss
Hill Ms
Howard 4 Miss
Howard Ada Miss
Horton A V Miss
HOrncott H Mrs
Hobbs B C Mrs
HObos A L Mrs
Hussey E Mary
Hunt J Miss
Jacobs L L Miss
Jennings NJ S Miss
jennings b A Mrs
Johnson N Mira
johnson Mrs
Joseph F Miss
Jones C A Mrs
johnson CT Mrs
Kahn n Nra
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-12
Weekly Quotations Of Hides, Etc.

Messrs. Hay Meh1e furn sh u the following re-
port. Their quotations represent actual sales at
FIRST hands. Weighing, bundling, drayage and
commission have to be added:
Steer hides city slaughter, over IS he, p ID q 9
Steer hides city slaughter. 20 to 84fbs, p ID %
Steer hides, city slaughter, under7o lbs, ? b -@7
Cow hides, city slaughter as they run, y b % 6S
Hips, city slaughter, 20 to "a lbs, p b.. %
Kips, city slaughter Is to 30 lbs, y m..... %
Calf skins. each: SCOTS
Country hides, mint, ~ to - lbs, W d.. -0l2
Country hides, lint. dry sailed, y ID ...... 90lO
Beeswax, prime yellow, p ft............... an
OK horns, each. % 5
Tallow, y D.......... Observation-Disclosures. so
The hide market has lost the animation of Ia At
week, and prices are decidedly lower 1000 wetsalt.
cd COW hides were sold at 6kc, and 1000 light s,es
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-12

Ak04 Ell = A1O A/ASA>3AA
Brt: sn ;sI Ad !.
Norvesisn ehip Otto aud Antoine. 0undersen, 50
days from Liverpool. in ballast to Ocean, To-
Bark Dictator, Thompson. from Santiago 90 Cuos'
to master-Point
tan Island to- O;en Bscther-5d district
sTEAMBoATs.
Ries Farmer; Dragon: f from. IS S.s:. Cost
Mary ida, Ruis. from St James
BastrOp, Hodge, from Lind Grove
John HTolle. Brady. from St Lonis
yrf1..sI; Cantor. from Lover css: q: ,,,.,zs.
H = Turner, Fart. from Cincinnati
Marie, Wilson. from Covington-Old Basin
Amite. Adams. from Pensacola-New Balm ~,
Schooner Lake Flower. from Proctsrville-Old
BELOW-WAITING ORDERS.
Ship Viola Smith, from Liverpool, December 49, to
Lowell Bailey
EXPORTS.
LIVERPOOL Steamship Diego-5s57 bales Gotten
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Arbtrator-s3ll bales
cotton bales 20 600 bushels corn In bulk 200
MISUNDERSTANDING Lizzie-1eo0 sks cora so
bbla flour 30 bbls pork l64s pkgs md d IN
PKNSACOLA-Steamer Amlts-sOO Ok: corn ITO
is bbs pots o. n bbs porf 10 bbls beef 20 bbs q
sugar hbds sugar S cks bacon bbls whisky 20
LIvERPOOL-ohtp Tsbor-42s7 bales cotton 1000
IivERPooI-shiu Minnie Gerow-4,os bales
BARCELoNA-Bark Ame-ica-7a,soo slaves
CORK-Eark Sdon-l302 bales cotton
LUCEA- Schooner Charlotte BrOwn-3 bbls pork
20 half bbls -four kegs lard ! Dbl rice l iis!ce
shoulders 10 pkgs sunaIies 1000 feet lumber 1900
LUCkA-Schooner willard-176 bbla Four: 90
half bbs -four 20 buckets lard 20 tbs beef 20 half
bbls beef 10 SKIS corn 10 sks oats % b6ls potatoes
bbs rork Al pkgs sundriss $50 fact lunte. 1000
shingles
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
LOWER COAST-Steaner klce Farmer--3 Ska
rice SO bbs rice and sundries
LOWkk LOASr-Steamer Oriole- Sundreis
ST JAMES-Steamer MARY Ida-10 bids sugar loS
bills molasses skis rough rice and supd-ies
LIND Gk0Vk-Stesmer Bastrop-727 bales cot
ST Il Louis % ohm Tois@47 bales cotton
80 bids tobacco 1908 SKIS bran 83l6 sks corn 2S27
bbls -four $50 bbls meal 11S5 bales hay
LOWER COAST-steamer traser-Sundries
BAYOU DBS GLAIZES-Steamer Frank Willard
24 bales cotton leo sks cotton seed Sc hhds sugar
CINCIENATI-Steamer Turner and barge
6sls pork 100 Sbls meal III SSs vh.sy $50 SSs Of
four AZ cks meat q bxs eat It's tcs hams and
CoV1SaroN- Steamer Marie--e bales cotton
Schooner Lake Flower-A SKIS
Observation-Disclosures Amite-28 bales cotton
BID RtvER-Stesmer Lotus Mo $50 bales of
Gotten (more or less)
RECEIPTS By RAILROADS.
MORGAN'S LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD,
March III bales cotton hhds sugar $50 bbls beef
10 bbs molasses $50 ties beef 500 head cattle and
NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE RAILROAD, March
l-SS bales cotton 1874 SKIS cotton seed l02 hhds Of
NEW ORLEANS AND TEXAS RAILROAD, March
ll-9 bbls mOlasses and sundries
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ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

rorvesi.n Sesk ssAsu, Tsllsbsn, IF Csfk
0chooner Char otte Brown. Seere. Tor Luces
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NENGKR'S GARDEN.
Nos. Ill and Ii Bourbon 9treef.
H. WENGRR Pronriato~

Largest Hall in the city. Best European ana
American journals ON file. Two fine rooma fo1
famfies with separate entrance. Tho best Winsa
ana hqu0ra First class restaurant at modArafo
prices. Phil Bests celebrated Milwauloe Laser
Beer at five ceats Dor glasa ma n
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-12
LEGAL NOTICES.,
THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
SIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR TIKI PARISH %
ORLEANS.
MRS. CATHERINE BERNS VS.. GEORGE B1Rss
her husband-No 84s7

HEREBY CERTIFY THAT ON THR TWENTY.
fourth day Of February, 1876. Judgment WA
rendered In this court in the following entitled
suit In the words and figures following to wit
mrs. catherine Berns vs.. George Berns her hus
In this case. this day submitted 10 the corr+
upon the application Of counsel for tlaiptff fnr
confirmation of the default herein rendered. Ana
entered the court. considering the taid plaintiff
mas furnished due and suffer emit proof in srnnnrt
OF her claim, tie law and evidence being in fhar
iavor. 1t is ordered, sdjudged and decreea
tnst mere be Judgment in favor Of plaintiff Mrs
catherine Berns, and againet the dsfendont'
George Berns. her husband. decreeipg a aena,a'
ton Of property between said Plaintiff ana sad
defendant, q nd cissClving the community ~ ar
quests and gains heretofore existinr hetws az
them, and that she be accorded the msna~emeO.
OF her separate affairs It is further ordared nd
Judged and decreed that there be judgmen} ~
favor Of said plaintiff and against eaid defena.nt -
for the sum Of five hundred and fftvon.,
dollars aid forty cents. with five ner cont
interest from judicial demand, aid crat
Of enit with len and privilege and .n ss.s
mortgage, as by law allowed to narr;aa
women on tie property and effects Of her so
hrsband and reserving plaintiffs rights "A ow"sr
OF Sne Iurni.uIe remain ing in kind.
Judgment signed March /. 1876
A. SAUCER. Judge.
In testimony whereof. have hereunto .at uv
manu- en1 amxe9 the seal Of the said cOurt A. ny
Guy OF view Utleans on this first dav q, Marcb
and seventy six. "'sns hundred
ms Il F. WALL, Deputy Clerk.
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NEW ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE.

Clearinga Balances.
March ll.............. So 003 O40 70 &l95 629 SO
Same time last week.. 922 1913 50 2O9 ,937 IL
Total last week. II 865 1872 SO 1873 483 81
Total week before...... $685., 4O3 So 772 BIZ Is
Gold opened At has. Oll4a against ll4ss Ut New
York and after q moderate business, closed at
the open ng rates in both markets The sales com.
p'ised $42 900, embracing IS 600 at 1l4A: SO goo
and $40 600 at il4aa and& 1000 q. ll47s.
No sales of silver were reported. American half
dollars are still quoted at l05Ol06A. and Mex
lean dollars at 9l1sc gold.
In foreign exchange noticed no variation n
sterling, but slight improvement in francs. The
m0vemen mt was of liberal extent. The sales OF ster-
ling comprised Sl0a, 500 embracing $1,000 and
$40 600 bill of lading at SIS 52}; &25O0 and $4,000
AL clear at SIS So; Ell, coo bill Of lsdng At
IS SCI as 53k; 1000 do at IS So as 53k; 97, 900
and 442 600 do and $4,000 AL clear at SIS 53k
and $1,000 bank at S. 57h.
The sales # francs comprised SIS 600 CONNER al
embracing $4,000, $4,000 and 800, 900 at 4.5Sss and
IS 900 and 100 000 at ASS.
At the close sterling bills were quoted at SIS 52h
as 53is fer bill of ladlng and Al clear and at a
G5 81 for bank Crank counter rate -OS5 57h), and
francs at GAS for commercial and nominal
for bank.
The offerings of New York sight were more mod
crate. and meeting with q IA demand, commercial
was q shade stronger. The sales comprised
$4,000 private bankers at 1-6 y cent discount;
$4,000 commercial at l-32; Is 200 private bank.
ers, and $40, 900 and $50, 900 bank at par.
The following is the official state ment of the
sales repol ted to-day at the New Orleans Stock Ex
change:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-12

No o her sales Of stocks were reported except
ten shares State National Bank at sos Is, at auc-
ton, by Colonel c. E. Girardey.
The movement in State cOnsols and city bonds
Of fair extt MT, but sales were reported ex-
cept at the Exchange. The former We're quoted at
the close at 67a4 068A (about " cont lower than
yeste 1ay) and the latter little of during the
dav, but rOnger at the cl6sa.
No sales Of city scrip were reported, and no po-
lice warrants CT State warrants kept at the Ex
change.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-12
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL,
MONETARY.

MONETARY.
NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN OFFICE,
SATURDAY Ev1NING. March II, 1876. )
We are indebted to M. I. N. Maynard, manager
of the New Orleans Clearing House, for the follow
ing report of the condition Of the associated banks
at the close Of business Friday. March 10:
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Kuner n Miss
Kemp Mrs
Knight 4 Mrs
Kinchelae Il Mrs
K0unty v C Mrs
King Anna Misc
Lazar C Mrs
Lagness H Mrs
Leblanc Celestine MI
Leon Josie Mrs
Lott Pauline Mira
Marshall X L Mrs
Martin G Miss
Matt r Mrs
Mills NJ 40
Miranda B Mis-
Morgan L Mrs
Moore W 3 Mrs
Monisor N Mrs
Moore f n Mrs
Moore 3 Mrs
Morrison Ella Miss
Mckinney J Mrs
McHenny Sue Miss
McElroy Mrs
Mccullough u Misc
Mckay & Mira
Nelson B 4 Mrs
Nelson & Mrs
Nelson X NJ 50
Newton A Mrs
Norton Ida Miss
Noble ii Miss
NOrvell G 4 Mrs
Oviait o Mrs
Osborne NJ Miss
Paiham u J Mrs
Proctor D J Mis-
Pichar C Mics
Pier son James Mrs
Pendeygrast A Mrs
PetdlS a K Mira
Pole L N Mrs
PruyOs c Mrs
Rabb NJ Mrs
Raymond ] Mrs
RI cd NJ Mts
EaymOn u Mrs
Rcp8my Z Mrs
Ky AN Mary Mrs
Robinson r Mrs
Robinson II Mrs
Bob, rt Mary Mrs
Rowland K Mrs
Robinson v Mrs
Rutter h 3 MIS-
RusSs' NJ MIRA
st Martin H Mira
Shannon + MIS-
Sam A Mis-
Sey mOur L Mics
Speuc6 Grace Mrs
Sile ga Mrs
stephens D Mrs
Seldom p Miss
Seal Ida Miss
Stevens Annie Mrs
Stewart II Miss
Shreiner II Mrs
Shakspear J Miss
SmallwOod Z Mrs
Smith c Mrs
Smith Emma Miss
Emith NJ Miss
smith F Mrs
Simpson s Mrs
Tatge n Miss
Tay lOr G Mrs
Tracy T C Mrs
Templeson X Mrs
TryAn G N Mrs
Iillotson H Mrs
TOOmer 8 + Mrs
Tolbert Mrs
Thompson NJ Mrs
TrOuphen Mrs
Th0rnhill NJ C Mrs
Thompson L Mrs
Thomas o Ms
Trurner DC Mrs
Urquhart C E MIS-
Vincent 8 J Mrs
Walker NJ ] Mrs
Warnock Mary.
Watts L Mrs
Wagner C Mrs
Walters Eta Mrs
Walker n J Mrs
Wardell NJ E Mrs
Watson H Mro
Weber + Miss
Washington H Mrs
Williams D n Mrs
Williams NJ Mrs
Villa ms v Mrs
Williams 3 Miss
Wunder F Mrs
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-12

GLOBE THEATRE,
" Corner of Baronne and Perdido Streets
James lynne. Lessee aud Manager
Marsh Adams. ......... Business and Stage Manaxs.
OPEN EVERY NIGHT.
The only Variety Theatre in the City.
The new appearances thfs week are:
Little Ardine, La Belle Louise.
Miss kl!a st. Clair, Mise Belle Ferguson,
Miss Na!!fe Antonio, Miss Sallie Winters
Miss Julia Leavitt Miss Mollie Brown,
Miss Blanche Selwyn, Miss Jennie Southern.
And all the old fsvo1ites will appear in a Spark
ling Novelty Olio. The only place in the
city to see the Grand French
mh5 CANAAN
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RESOURCES.

The sbove statement though showing fair in.
crease in currency, hbits material falling off
in loans and deposits We motto d increase in the
inquiry for discount at raj of thu banks to day.
with ght otfe' ings Of exceptional and Al CONNER
cal paper. aud few applications for loans on col
la erals either Of which could be readily placed at
our quotations or at le7s thaa bank tate for the
latter. Stocks were rather quiet A fair degree of
ami ina ion exhibited in State consols, which
we're quoted a little lower. City bonds were re-.
ported stesay at the close at about yesterdays
rates. We learn that funding intO premium bonds
is progres sing at the City Hall.
paper At -1s p cent p annum discount; Al 90
ut 900. and second grade at l20l8; first class
mortgages at sd9hs, and second grade entirely
nominal
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nH0 CAN-CANe
odd FELLOWS, BALl

ODD Fellows HALL,
Positively Five Days Only,
COMMENCING TUESDAY MARCH H.
Two Performances Daily-Afternoon at one Kyen-
ing at eight o'clock Doors open at
twelve and seven o'clock.
SYLVESTER BLEEKER. Manara-
The Great Original and Renowned
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nleteorslegical and River Report.
AFTERNOON REPoRr-3:43 P. N.

The following statement of the weather and
rivers 10 furnished by the Signal Service Office sta
tened at New Orleans:
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RIVER REPCRT@3 p. ]


Below high water mark Of 1874.
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GENERAL TOM THUMB AND WIFE

GENEKAL TOM THUMB AND WIFE.
Together with the IDiRitesmal
MISS MINNIE WARREN.
And the Skstorial Phenomenon,
MAJOR NEWELL.
Will appear in q variety of fascinating nerforr,.
ances, consisting Of Songs. Duets Dances Dia
loeuss, Comic Acts and Laughab.e Sketches. "a
World. ~ suo
At each entertainment the ladies' viii wear cav
era new and elegant Costumes. marnifcent do
m0nds, etc. Vic"
ADMlSslON.. ......ONLY FIFTY CENTS
Eniidren Under Ten Years. wenty, i've Gents
deserved seats ................ Seventy i've Oents
Children Under Ten Years He.
served seats. ............... Thirty five Cents
Ladies and children are considerably advised
crowd and confusion Of the evening performanca
Reserved Seats for sale at NJ KLIR'S
MUSIC STORE, No. lS3 Cansl street. mia
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-12

ssy 70 II. s~eeunt q !. \. Us lst se,s: V. ~
Gelivered. the hslanoo win be shout 900 bales
to represent the quantity unssld, large part OF
which 10 withhold from the MARKET IN txans1t ~
not got sampled.
The worlds visible supply WIS set down to day
at 3Oe2 $40 bales, against 3U74 US last week sn no
5000. 1876 Isst year. Excess over last year sz'lAS
bales, against 81 638 last week.
The Exchange reports "Ssles IA 100 bales. MAI;
ket active and strong" 1ts quotations are ra.se1
AID 10 on low middlng and the higher grades.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-12

MISCELLANEOUS.
Working en's National FIFE Insurance COMPANY
McKinI eys Oil Company.
De soto Gaslight Company.
JOHN NJ. G. PARKER, Postmaster.