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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-19
A Discriminating Reporter.


A Denver gentleman.who has been visit
ing in the States thus speaks of his ex
perience:
While in ST. Joseph we were Introduce
to q reporter Of one Of the city papers, saiC
to be be oldest in the city. He took us COZ
daily by the hand with the remark: "How
do you do, Mr., Ii How do you DOR
After sumo little conversation We invited
him to step in and imoibe.
Certainly, captain, certainly Would
as coon drink with yen a. any body"
So We drank. Presently We asked him IL
drink again.
''Certsinly, major! never refuse to
drink with q gentleman. Here's to you.''
A short pause end We repeated the invita-
tiOn for third time The tears came in
the old mans eyes as he grasped our hand
Colonel. you dc me proud Am glad 1
met you. Here's NY regards"
We saw We were growing in his eetima-
ton, 60 We presently remarked that he
looked dry, and asked him what he would
take
''Whiaky and sugar, General. whisky and
sugar; it has been my steady diet for TWEEN
fy-ive years. never take any other"
We concluded there was no chance for
further promotion, SO We babe our. old friend
good by, and &c We left him we noticed that
he wore one boot. one car vaesed back shoe,
no stockings, pair OF linen pants. sustained
by one suspender and shirt as unfamiliar
to the water as be WAS hinlselt. But he was
happy, and appreciated US, IS was evident
tr' ~ the following personal. " hich appeared
III tie paper the next morning:
Major General L., of. Denver, Color
ado. liz getting outside Of provisions at the
Pacific. until Uncle Johnnie begins to fear
. famine. The General lie q waOle-souled.
ReDis, gentleman, Christian and scholar,
rnd V hope he will visit us oiten."-Dess-
RR Ne,cs
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MARKETS.
Domestic Markets.

new 1o.K. March 10. Evening.-Money closed
at 4d5. tx hapge quiet and steady, At 81 81
1881, coupon, l22a; 1865, llsk; new il9t; 1858
l2iA; 1858, 1885; new tives lls.a; .fortes
coupon, lIst. st~te bonds dull aid nom ON d nal
1eney. Sss Isl SO.
The committee on securities eff the New York
STICK Excl ange have DEE idt that further issues OF
the District VI Columbia three s'1ty-ive b n g.
approved by Congress. are good delivery. and
vii De placed upon the regular list with othor
Weekly Bank Statement-Losns decreased
S spe q; .a creased 100 fgs 81 s s
circulation tic decreased e2l4 400; reserve decrease
y lice; sales 1850 bal. e. net receipts 7s4; eIoss
lowe: March 10 s20l3sc; April 10 :-s2c; MAY
Aug st Ia 3.I6c.
During the week at the Cotton Exchange the
slOs market has I'D, anced, but has been quiet,
and 1t the close prices are weak. Futures oper sG
very firm and tending up.srd, bat the bapk fail.
ure Interrupted them and this being followed by
cir. n gold. the market has ever since been de-
li.ul 50l0c better. whest lac better. Corn
4rmer; Pork frmer; new Mes S23 Beef firm.
Lard higher; prime steam 1885 0l3soc. Coffee
quiet Nc asses Uu!L Spirits turpentine firm:
5sc. Rosp firm at 81 6odl IS.
81. LOrls. March l8.-flOur. pork and bacon
unchanged. WLeat-No. 2 red We tern 81 IS a
j l51. CoTn-fO. mixed 4lA04lsec. Bulk
me- - buyers d. cline TO pay J rices ssktd; ny
eCuutrv lOts held at She tor shoulders; clear rio
l2c; clear l2L.
Cl.clssAr,: March ls:-Ylou1 dull and unchane
ed. Wheat dull; 6 lOdl IS Corn 48049c. Pork
quiet AID VI cuspged. Lid active; steam - asa
a3.35C Bulk meats inactive. Bacon easier.
Foreign Markets.
LONDON March 3D. The Nincing lane business
has been devoid Ut anlna ,ion throughout The
week. with very mt deTa'e trans activns. The
present quot ations are generally consii ersDly
lower than for cOl respcLding dates during the
past tn ee !enis TIKI re- have been new features
in sugar. Good yellow erystalized West In. les
has be. readily salabe. and the refI ing s.Its
stesdy. Coffee fas been in better d. maId with
nm price s. Rice sold 81 b CHER rates. Tea con-
tinues quiet spices G. neIally low.
Ever ing.-Turpen'ii Q Dos.
LIVERPOOL March ls, kv-ping.-Tu,pentine 25s.
PARIS, March IS Evening.-kentes Cot Sc. kx.
change on Lor don 25f 23c'f.r short SIGHT.
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Couldn't spare Him.

My friend, Colonel Richard Wintersmith,
says the Washington correspondent Of the
Cincinnati Enquirer, was walking up the
avenue one day accompanied by Mrs. Win
ttrsmith and another lady. The sidewalk
was icy just in front Ut them perambulated
a pertumed attache Of the French lega tiop
Suddenly the high diplomatic heels struck
upon particularly smo, tn spot of ice:
there was fash of boot heels in the air,
and the whsck Of a head with hair parted
in the middle upon the cold aud unIeeling
bricks. then frantic getting up and hasty
glance around to SEE who was laughing. 1t
happened that the risibiliries Of the l.dies
who accompanied Colonel Richard Winter.
smith were excited.
The furious Frenchman produced deli
cate piece OF pastebOard from the pocket of
hIe silk vest, and pyOffered the same to the
martial Ken uckian.
''Sare, 70 ladies you have 70 honare to
project have offer me lie gross ensuit l
sail look to you for 70 satistacshrny,"
The colonel bowed with that peculiar
grace and enlpreSSemeut which would drive
toe late Earl Of Chesterfield mad with envy
a hundred times day were he alive to wit
nefs them, and responded:
"My dear sir, l am very sorry that you
take that view OF it, but if yOu insist on
satisfaction, permit me to make y sugges-
ton which have no DOUBT will commend
itself to your Judgment. My wife has two
brothers, either of whom she could spare
more conveniently than she could me, for
AN the only husband she has, and she never
could get another like me il l should be
slain. If it il all tbe SANS to you, please
hold 0no OF Mrs. Wintersmith's brothers
responsible IN thia " tter.'
And the cololkf Bowed another of his
overwhelming bows and passed on, leaving
the astOunded little Frenehman absorbed
III blank stare at the pearesr lamp post.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-19

The search for the lost treasure of the
ship Mexico, rocked on the ROckaway
beach, of the souh ehOre of Long Island,
in the winter Of 1886, is now being prose-
cuted with vigOr by the Coast Wrecking
Company. They lave two schooneIs in
the vicinity engaged in 'tswoOpiDg" and
yesterday they su.cet ded IN fastening upon
portion Of the wrec OK, which was buOyed.
A diver then went down Snd fastened to q
rope what proved 10 be large anchor OF
an old pattern This is the second anchor
found. The company feel confident that
Vi. s s .%S1n' ing
1epp1h Of time tbst has elapsed siDce the
wreck. and the sction Of the ees ON the
ahiftine sSnds.-Ne,c York Herald.
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The market opened with better tone and re,
newed steadiness. at least for the medium and
better qualities, but these d.ecriptiens being in
imitef eupny the movement during the morning
exhibited bat little animation; after which 1t bt
came mole active and the entire Gales eummed up
the amount noted above, which il rather in excess
q e.. eral expectation. The lower grades con-
tinued irregular, wit b q pie t7 wide range in the
prices psid but the medium and better qualities
perceptibly hare ened, with . lsanr to outside
figures. caused BY the pressu of the demand
upon the supply. The dispatches reported Liver.
pool steady at previous rates. with sales of only
81. bales and arrivals firmer. and New York also
steady ut W serusy's quotations AMI futures i q
3 16c higher.
The Exchange makes the amount on shippoard
not cleared (before todays exports) ll8 487 bales
embracing SAP for Liverpool, 1886 for Havre,
l65 for Tho North sea 1888 for Bremen, 22.5 for
Spain 3l26 for cOastwise ports leaving in presses,
agreeabiy to its . count st IL NJ, !6S 443 bales. If
We deduct from this the amount sold. but not vet
delivered, the balance will be about $4,000 bales
to represent the quantity unsojd, . large part OF
which 10 withheld from the market. In transit OF
not vet samuled.
The world's visible supply was set down today
at 1920 1877 bales, against 1852 80 last week aud
1852 sO9 last year Excess over last year 81. 428
bales against 81 ll9 last week and .o3s the week
before.
TIE kilograms to the Exchange report the Bonn
Moro foil
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NEW ORLEANS CLEARING ROUSE.

March l1...............$ 81 826, 1865 81 e2os l02 8
! Same time last week.. 20o3,040 70 l95,628 81
Total last week. II 35+724 81 1913 S74 g
Total week before...... II s56,sae SO 1888 4s3 s.
Gold opened Vt HAN 0ll4a, against ll4h 1t New
York. aud after q NJ de,ale business, clostd .,
The sales summed up Sal 900, embracing $1,000 o.
li4a; 500 aS $500 500, $500 and $1,000 at HAS
No sales OF silver we're reported. American hall
dollars are now quoted ct lO50lO6. and Mex
| lean dollars ut 81 NC gold.
The mOvomt mt IN foreign XchaIge was rather
mod rate, aid the market was without any chsnge
to notice. exc pt slight inprov: nent in francs
$1,000 bill Of ladiDg 1T IS 81; $1,000 90, 500 and
$1,000 Al clear, and f50on do and bill Of lad ng IT
sHa e. s' 81 s 5s s:n s At a cs.t at
| SIS s3t aud e 1000 bank at IS ST.
The only sales OF snts reported were 1oo, 900 at
-, and 1875 900 a. 456Ad4
At the close sterling bills were quoted at s. s2h
as 53k tor bill Of lsdlng and Al clear and at %
and % francs lar s"a at ssa al S for merei and
nominal for bank.
TIE offerings Of New York sight we're Of fair
confiu. 10 $4,000 embracing $40 600 ommertial
at % y cent discount, al 900 do and private
bankers, SO, 600 private bankers, and $40 100
bank at par. We also noticed sale Of 1000
commercial on soson ct = cent discount
: y cent premium, while mmelc!al sight
was quoted at . par, against par ye ,terdsy-
Stock Exchange. ard at auction by N esra Nash
H"dgson; . lvtsi comprised 10 shares Crescent
CITY Railroad Company 1T &24
Only limited business was done in State con-
sols bat they wer- quoted stronger, closing at
6sAs06 against 6S, dtSa yestel day; No sales
were report. except at The Stock Exchange
fair degree of activity was exhibited ia city
bonds and they were also quoted stronger than
yesterday At the close premium issues ruled at
50 = 035 =; Old currency sevens at "a dAA; new
do III 30 Sc gold bearing seveus (AdmiE,s ration
series at $50. aIA; DO !drainase) at 37os7a, snd
1t The Exchange included $50, 900 premium issues
at IS aud $1,000 II Sc, 900 It 35A.
No sales OF city scrip MeuOpolita an Police
warrants were reported, and NO State warrants
except at the Exchange
The following is the official statement of the
sais ported to-day at the New Orleans stock
Exclang.:
Is cha es Factors aud Traders Insur.
Ace Company. $50 50
20 shares sun Insurance Company "a Is
shaies Sun Insurance O0m pany.. 81 ~
81 shares st Charles 6treet Rail- DAD -
IN shares j. 6erson City Gas Coz. 50 %
eIo.Aoo state conSols. ........ .,....,. SsA
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general meeting Of tho merchants to hx the
nrics at winch SILVER coin should be taken.
anal take them At that rate, tho same AZ
ereenbacks are. He did not believe the re-
deeming of the fractional currency by silver
would accomplish any great result toward
lessening the evil, and it might be procuc-
tive of harm-San Francisco Chronicle.
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thu re is scarcely any inquiry. Prices have fallen
acYn. We quote Louisians NJ. .. ~ 03c CON-
rod sH0sNc prime eS6Ac . ID.
BhTTkR-Light sueply With good demand:
Choice Goahen 10 quoted ut 3Sc medium Goshen
33035c: inferior 25c choice Western nc; meolum
Csc; inferior 10000 y ID.
ChRRSk-The mark 10 almost bare an9 'isoo
10 active. Choice Western factory would CON-
mand l3c: New York cream IAN 0l6c p 10.
STAR CAEDLKS-I air supply and good Demand
Selling as 150lbAe pm.
aSe. is ..s ooas
ssc0sl; ine 81 2sol 30 y sack: Turks leland
7508Sc p bag Of two buehols Taoie sat Ia
pockets ~ dc esch. - in size.
POULTRY-Wessern 9rOwn chickens sen At
ss 50; young do ss03 50: ducks s4o4 50; geese
EGGS-Fa;r supply; the demand is mod rate
western are quoted IS l50l8c, Louisiana 2Oa22c y
MoSs-G Good demand. Gray !: quoted at 2ss q
Sc: mix.d 394c; black ~ Csc z b.
Me ,sine oranges sell 1t % 1904 50; Palermo
oranges SO so p box; raisirs.ouarser boxes 400.
half Boxes 81 S. boxes 81 GO; lemons So so p box:
citron Csc ~ ib; currants TIC; Brazil nuss 1Ooe
dates SIC; almon6s 16Ol8c fibert. llOlllc; wal
nnts lI014c p p; cseoanuts 70 2 looo bananas
OAK STAVkS-The stock in yards is largo.
The following prices are for inspected ard
culed and delivered alongside Of vessels
from the yard. Extra pipe, 60 inch, is quoted
1t $50 016O: extra pipe, So ineh sl45Vl5o.
Light pipe, So to 60 inch, $iOOO1O. Extra claret,
40 inch, S85d9O y 1900 At flatboats. according TO
quality pine ,eiis at $850ll5; hogsht ad e65075;
ciaret $50060.
BEANS AND WESTERN PEAS-Are duh. North
ern beans are quoted at 2d2Ac; Western &c; red
kidney Sc; green peae Sc p ID.
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lavea by q ruu-Of Of the night ny passenger
TIN nssr BronsOn's. They will .leeve by
Ira eteamer General Sedgwick for SAvan'
M NJ Twelve O'Clock tO night. A portion
nf the excursionists went ON special train
from Yumassee to Savannah, where they
arrived this evening. All we'll.
Prebebsiisies.
war DnPAHfnRN1,
once Chief signal OMeer,
WaGhingtUn, March 10, ISIS. go r n.
For the Gulf States northeast to SOU bea st
winds. inc reating clCudinese, and during Sunday
alOwly sailing barometer ana rising temperature Q,
aud afess Of ram In the southwest.
River ana Dlarise News.
son~uv.sr PASS, March Is. s p. M.-Berometez
ae.a0 wind north northeast, stronSi Weather
c,eudy srd cool anu ND f,o,n p Goim ma
by; ship Arciurus, Co tello. matter, forty +lgh'
days nom Bayre; n rwegisn bark Hans Thus
Thus, master ffty-six days from Deal; American
schooner May kveiyn, Mclean, master. from
Jansica; Am. rican ship NtnAntnm, Foster. NJ as.
ter fty:six Gays from Livtrpocl SALE d-Stra4 ts.
Diego. The shlp Aloe rune, Brown, asteI, nLys
egit DAYS iIom Liverpool, Las arrived ana saeu
for ~. Johns. new Brunswick. The steam sh,I
st. Lsuis q q, anchor, outside. bound in: .,,..
SsxzyxPoxr. March is-rbe river has r'se n Lnree
inch.s arrived candy from nr,, U% The Boz ME
v1cK.Buxs MarcE Is.-Passed up-BsmafG1ss n ~
Doxm- U,as a, ar. NJ !; Morlal at loP Nj.
HrupnIs Msrch lG-lce formed last night
c,1a,ra of an inch thick 1t is believed 20 have
inishei the fruit crop. Weather clear and e, IL
10 Ga, The river has risen one I. OF. Mercury 81.
Arrived-Look Out from Ohio river Derarted-
Ruth fO- White river. Legal Ten et for ARA sbs
river Tower for St. Louis, Col' rato aid Julia t'ne
latter las nigh for vick sburg
LOUISVILLE, March l8-Weather clear and cold.
DepaI tec-ChelUkee, for Cincinnati. hlver eleven
feet three inches.
KvANsv1LLs March ls.-westher clear and cold.
q River rising.
CAIxo, March Neutrality-suspicious. Mitchell: from
New Orleans, at 5A. NJ Del a'ted-Mtchell, for
Cncipn att at A. NJ; Garrett, for New Orle ans. at
3 p. NJ. River thirty.nine feet five inches III
risipg. Weather clear and cold.
P1TTsBuRG, March l8.-River eleven feet ten
inches and falling. Weatt er clear and cold.
CINCINNATI. March l8.-kiver twenty eight feet
mine inches and rising. Weather clear and cold.
Alrived--Shel lock- from New Oi leans.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
OFFICE OF THE REPUBLICAN,, ,
Sunday, March IS, 1876. )

CLEARED YESTERDAY.
British steamship Fire Queen Matthew fo' LIVER
Spanish steamship Maria Molins, for Barcelona va
Steamship Lizzie. Felsher. for Pensacola
Steamer ANTE. Adams. for Pensac0la
Ship Marcia { Day, Chase. for Hsvre
Norwt gian bark India, Forstenser for Liverpool
Swedlsh brig Oskar, Aim, ter NOrrkopirg
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Knckerbocker Kemble, from New York
10Th instant. to A Moulton-2d district
Ship KentuckIau. Dunbar, from Hsvre January 10,
Ship A1ci urus Costello from Havre January Is,
Norv egian bark Maury Chris.ianeen Sc days from
Liverpool to Ocean, zerega &co-Po Mt
Swedish bark Catharira Rasmersen, A days from
Schooner Jone, Dsyis, - dsys frou New
s York, +" Norton ee1. Beli-2d district PT
STEAMBOATS,.
Susie Silver, Silver. from Cincinnati
st John, Bergeron. from Baton Rouge
Nellie Peck. Williams. from Fort smith
Josephine COzzens. nom Upper Coast
Oriols, Carrick. from Lower Coast
Fraser Canton, from Lower Coast
MARITIME, Poitevant. I'm M0ntecello-New BASIN
BELOw-COMING UP.
Ship Ncnantum. Foster, from Liverpool January
ON THE BAR-BousD IN
British steamship Alice Elis, from Liverpool 18th
ult.mo. to iecan, Zerega SEQ
OUTSIDE THE BAH-BOUND IN
British steamship st LOUIS. Reid from Liverpool
I'D ultimo. to Silas Weeks eco
EXPORTS.
EORRKOPING-Brg oskar-73o bales cotton
HAvkE-Ship Marcia q Day-3ll5 bales Gotten
LIvERPOOL-Bark India-242s bales cotton 2oOe
LIVERPOOL Steamship Fire oaeen-ooes bales
cotton 3247 SKIS cilcake butts whlsk, 5000 staves
BARCELONA-S eamship Malia--l20o bales COT
tor 800 bis OIL II .4o2 stave.
PbSSACOLA-SteamshipL zzie-5o0 AXIS corn LILO
observation-disclosures Amite-7co sks corn loo
sks cotton seed meal 80 halt bbls ou1 % bbls ooIk
Is bbls wheky 20 bbls molasses bbIs susar 26
bales hay 28S pkgs sundres
IMPORTS.
NEW YORK-Steamship Knickerbocke1--As.d
LIVERPOOL amship Alce-a4oo SKIS salt ,Hs
bxs tin IS 00o f,s hricks SO pkgs earthe are
>, NV ~ 81 L,uis-2sec SKIS SAT-
24s0 bxs tin 80 css ale 80 .hs soda
RECEIPTS Or PRODUCE
CINCINNATI-Steamer Susie Silver--113 bales
cotton IL hhOs tobacco 1893 Ob whisky ll2 bbe pork
81 cks bacon II bxs bacon 40 ties ard y tcs hams
s1S bales hay sig sks corn and sundry produce
BATON kOUGE-Steamer st JOhn--2 bales cot.
ten 80 hhds sugar 20 bbls molasses l half Dbl mo-
leases ssl rs sks rough rice aad sundries
tPPEa COAS1-SJeamer Josephine-1 6l bbls mo-
laeses half bbl molasses 81 sis rough rice and
sUndr;ss
FOhF SMITH-Steamer nellie Peck-2l4l baA0
Gotten and sundries
LOWER C4AST-SteAmer Oriole- 30 bbe molas-
Bes and sundries
MONTE, ELLO-Steamer Martine-s2 bales COT
ton 1854 SKIS peas and sGndr.os
RECEIPTS BY RAILROADS.
MORGAk'S LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD.
March l8-72S bales Gotten l sks seed cotton III
hhds sugar bbls moIssses 100 head cattle snd
Burdries
1856 bales cotton los bags coffee 300 bb,s lime and
sundries
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COMMERCIAL.

COTTON-The sales to day embraced 1900 bales
We give also the figures and report OF the Ex
change, - below:
ANERIOAN STANDARD OF QUALIFICATION.
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RELIGIOUS.
CHURCH OF THE MESSIAH,

CHURCH OF THE MESSIAH.
i. " UNITARIAN,
Corner Of ~. Charles and lula streets
Rkv. WILLARD SPALDlSG, d. D. PASTOR
Services every sunday Al VI A. NJ and 100 p ~
sunday March 20. 1876.
SUBJECT
MNnng-BkLKNAP. The DISHONEST POLL.
TlCIAV.
Evening SCIENCE AND THEOLOGY.
A CORDIAL invitation Is extended To ALI Saats
free. mblo -
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LADIES, LIST,

Office hours on Sundays from 10 A. NJ to IL N.
Persons calling for these letters will please say
Advertised" and give date
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commission have to be added:
steer hides city slaughter, over IS lbs, @ 3
Steer hides city slaughter 20 to 34f5s, Y 10 a
Steer hides, city slaughter, under 20 lbs, p q
Cow hides, city slaug nter, as they run, = 10 q
Kips, city slang ter, 20 to "a lbs, y De-. a
kips city slaughter rs to 80 lbs, p r..... -07
Calf skins each. ........... ............... -150
Country hides, flint 20 to Is lbs, p d.. -Ol3
ok horns, each. ..................... @
IalOw, y D.......... ...............'...... %
The market for hides IS weak and prices are
lower all round. Wool is dull and tAll0w quiet
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ADJUSTMENTS.
'~~<~~~>~>~~<><>~<~-<~N~
CT. CHARLES THEATRE.

CT. CHARLES THEATRE.
sunday Tvs ming, Mn, oh 10,
and until fan h.r notice,
THH a,t H.. K a,sxfa i n.on Bs;olTHERs
lea.s Iub1e tiat trey have .rrocured the sole
Ift Of ha: i, the States Aaoss
jules Verne's great Spectacular Drama,
AROUND THE WORLD IN EIGHTY
DAYS,
With all its beau flu scenery. costnmss and
garaphe' MALTA The Porte 81 trin Ba let Troupe.
Firet app.asa in Am. rics If Vile. LrTOUNEJR,
Premier A. souta, supported by "a full cons de-
nader. Inc Sass Of e. araeters viii cewpris tho
Saturday %hia
VAklETik' THEATRE.
"THE LADIES WEEK"
The detection If Jarrett 4 Palner's Henry v,
combination enables Us, i'll compl auce " 18th gen
srai Il guest to present to ous patr' Is the gifted
MISS MARY ANDERSON.
Proclaim ed by the ablest critics of the town
The Future Qneen of irag dy."
Monday. THR HUNCHBACK
Tss 1ss;sx.y Also s, sy.SS. Matinee,
Wednesday MRS. cHAkFsAu
Matinee. As DORA (only time)
Thursday. ROMEO AND JULIET.
Fridsy. Farew BENEFIT Friday
(Beneft)
and Saturday. l MEG NkRRlLIES first tim4)
Monday. March 21-OURS. milo
WENGkk's GARDEN.
Nos. IL and IL B0urbon street.
Il. WkNGkR, Proprietor
Largest Hall in the city. Best European and
American journals on ile Two fine rooms foe
families with separate entrance The best wines
and liquors. First class restaurant at moderate
prices Phil Bests celebrated MUwauhe az Lager
Beer at five cents per glass ial3 ~
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ID ELI(slOCS <OTlCE.
SPIRITUAL LECTURES AT MINERVA HALL.
No. 13s Clio street.
J MADISON ALLEE, the miuept trance snsa, ev
viii deliver Lsctt res at II A NJ and 1880 p NJ THlS
SUNDAY ~ KING AND EVENING. sui l. cts tes
consideration may be submit It'd by persons n ~
fur Fifty Cents r,I.,o I,s ,
Until FURTHER NOTICE,
DAILY UNION PRAYER MEETING
Prom II to O'Oleck.
In tic Carondelet Street Methodist CAursA.
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LIST OF LETTERS

Rsnaln1ng b tho New Orleans Pesee0co
March 3, 1876.
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Messrs. Hay Meble furn ,sh the 10 lowing re :
pOrt. Their quotations reprc.s nj actual "a les at
first hands. Weighing, budding, e1aysge and
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-19
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL
MONETARY.
RESOURCES,

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 II: