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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-10

and diapereed them. Previous to this the
1n0h went 70 the residence of Rev. j. w.
Dapcec. cOiored preacher, who has made
himself quite prOIUi0ent ~ = Democratic
cepyas.er, and stoned the house, breaking
in dcore. etc. Sobss quently = party OF
whites vert to- . negro hotel on Broad
street and served it in the same manner.
All isQuiet now.
p The Centennial,
PHILADELPHIA, November 9.-Au i'm
Mense crowd, prinClpslly citizens ut Phila.
delphia, visited the exhibition grounds to.
Great election excitement has been mani
tested, and telegrams from Florida upon
the presidential issue were read from the
telegraph Offices on the grounds to booster
ous Cr0wda.
A Aliss Eplipg, Of this city, fell dead from
hesrt disease while passing through tne
A grand programme of closing exercises
for tO.mOrrOw haa BEEN arranged, Including
aalutes. music. etc. The new national air.
'sSaluta to the Flsg." by Herbert A. Preston,
the well known Washington correspondent,
forms part OF the ex reises.
steamer Arlington Sunk.
CINCINNATI, November 9.-fhe steamer
Arlington sunk at Cumberland island. No
details.
S0v000o0>0 11c3ltus
SAVANNAH, November 9-There was but
one intermsnt to-day. Yellow fever was the
Probabilities.
WAR DEPARTMENT
Once Chief Signal Ohcef, ,
Warrington, November 8, i876-43O p. II.
For tho South Atlantic States, northeast to
northwest Wind., 81 get char ges IN Temperature
ana pressure and partly or clear weather will pre-
va &C. v.lS- x.,.;. T..
rometer, lo,tAe st to southeast winds, warmer,
hasy and cit ar Eat or.
For Tennessee d the Ohio Valley essteily
winds, warmer. partly cloudy weather, and sta
For the Upper N . issippi and Lower Missouri
sonsfss. xnd. ps9 or xesihe1
east Winds. stat on. or lower temperatures, ana
River asA Marine News.
Soufswlsf PAss. November s.-Arrived-Br.tsh
ship J. c. Robertson. S.ely master sixty Eve days
nom vsie ncis, to m.ster s. ird-Steamshp Rita,
cloudy. Up-Kaiie, II . N. Wednesday; Colorado,
s..ran. November s.-Riyer rose one inch
Maximum thermometer. $50. Arrived-City OF
vichSbufg. from st. Louis. and Baum from Cincin
DOM s.Iy, for New Orleans; Florence Mayer, for
ArlaI sas fivsr Golden Rule. for CiucinuslL
insSes ana falling: weather clear and COOL a. 'E De-
parted -Vhaalss Morgan. for New Orleans.
PI9fsDuRG, November 9-Rtvor four feet and
rising. weather cloudy and rainy.
lOUIsv LIZ, November 9.-River falling; five eet
in the canal Weather cool Down.. W. Hanna,
tvxssv,l.s. November s-River seven feet
large and IisiDg. Weather partly clear and cool.
OAInO, November 8. Arrivoa-Capitel City,
from vick. burg, at 4. H. Depar,ed-C-pitoi
City, for St. Louis, 1t A. n. Tho Bckert
went to smiths Landing to raise tho sunken
steamer Arlington. River twelve feet four inches
and falling Weather clear and cool.
81. Louis, November Observation-Disclosures and
Future City, from New Orleans Dep rt@d-Nsude,
for v.cks0uTg River rose three inches. Weather
cloudy aud cool
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-10
BY 8. 0ulnault.
SUCCESSION OF ADELAIDE vINOT, WIDOW I
SAMUEL NELSON HIrK

Second District Court for the Parish q Orleans
No. $685.
QY g. GUINAULT. AUCTIONKRR-OEFTC1
~ corner Of Exchange alley and Bienville street.
M, vii be sold. 1t the Merchants and Aucttsn-
and Custombouse streets, by virtue Of an order
from the honorable the Second District Court
for the parish Of Orleans, dated October 9, 1876,
the following property. to Wit
!. LOT or GROUND, situated in the Third Dis.
tricG Of this city, In the square bounded by
Plauche, Ksplanade, Kerlorec and Where streets
desgnsted by No. 5; said lot having 30 feet front
on Plauche street, bv lat feet lines In cepth
Together with all the buildings and improvements
thereon; No. $40.
2. A LOT OF GROUND, situated in the same dis.
trict and city, at about hf . square from Es-
Planade street, having in French Measure. "a feet
'front.' on Plsuthe street. by 1873 feet inches in
depth, between Esplanade and Kerlerec streets:
together With All the buildings aud improvements
thereon; No. 32i.
NINETEEN sHARES Of the capital stock Of the
Citizens sank Z Louisiana. secured BY mort gage
on the property secondly described, on which n
due 1920
Sfe plans at the Exchange
Te,ms-For the property firstly described. casb.
for tie property secondly descI he'd the pure
to assume tho payment Of said stock note of G22n
payable or rene wable on the Ars Of January ia1y'
according to the charter Of said bank and Nj H.,
obligations Of stakeholder, and tho balance cas, o
Acts Of sal. before 4. D. Doroc0urt notary ',,,y
Lie, Ct the expense Of the purchasers ' 'uo-
Ocll II 10 % MOI IL
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-10

Colonel Z. G. Long. of the Egyptian
army, now visiting with his family friends
10 st. Louis, gives the following account of
his reception at the court of King M'tesa.
to which he had penetrated with two at.
tendants only:
Ny reception by this strange and mys-
teriOus King was unique. Covering The
hills that oharacterize the mountainous d uo
tricts OF the lake regions were thousa nds
of the people Of Uganda Assem- bled to well
come 1.-THE Great White Prince" "a thew
called nae. King M'tesa, surrounded bv
his cOurtiers and harem, as arrived, sent
. messenger to ask me to appear before
him and show him the strange animal upon
winch j was mounted. / was riding the
tirst horse that had ever been seen in
Ogsnda Ata quickened pace advancing
precipitately before me, while l, turning
my horse, regained the hill from which
mad descended, and, throwing my foot from
tho stlrrup. in the act of dismouting, wss
surprised to see the people scatter in
every direction in dismay. learned from
the Interpreter thst they had supposed up
70 that moment that and tho horse were
one animsl-thst l wss kind of Q centaur.
was presented the next day to the King
I'll, graceful man, dressed in a flowing
Arabic robe, bound ct the walet by q girdie
to which Q scimeter was suspended. and
with esndeled feet. who eyed my horse
with affrighted glance and retreated toward
ms throne. PROSTATE bodies covered the
entrance and floor of the hut. 1t was here
that the King held audience With his differ
ent sheiks and chiefs, and the heads of the
different branches of his government. The
ceremony ended in q slight inclination of
tho head Of the King to his messengers,
VINO, uDrolllng from their heads neatly
bound cords. threw them around the necks
Of the assembled throng ct the door, and
dragged them. holloaing and struggling,
Utruck him, had them poiu arded or choked
- death, or had their brains dashed ont.
4hie y 8 sacrifice which is made by all
African kings.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-10
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

n.y. yCs " Steamer Henry Tete-35,
900 uC sugar S64 bbls mOlasses half bbls moassea
zj5 eke rsugh rice and sundriaa
h. nIAlOv S1KA-Steamer Governor Auen-207
cotton 1l06 ska cotton eeod 500 hhda sne.r IA
bbla molasees and sundriee ~ ~ sugar '''
Urf ~ ,COAST-Stesmer Mary Ida-37 HID.
sugar 2l7 bbs molasses Dbl syrup and snndries o1
A. ~ OVAST-Steamer Isabel-22 hhds surar
Il Dds m0lasees and supdries '1AeA
and sundries oales Ootton
BARATARIA--SteamerA Annie B-6o bbl. mo,.....
and sundries D"o '""i~Sse9
WHITE RIvER--Steamer John How.rl--,sns
bales cotton and sundries
GRAND ECORE-Steamer WI Behan-s52 bales
cotton and sundries ""'os
LOWER COAST-Steamer Rec Farmer-lss bh,.
rice and sundres WE
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES N Pippo- At bales cot.
ton and sundries
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES victoria-I9 bales cot
ton and sundries
BlLOXI-Bch0oner Rchard-15 bales cotton and
sundries
ST LOUIS-Steamer Grand Republicans bales
cotton 1910 ska seed 32 SKIS bran 88 sks oats
93l skncorn 2l9 bbl4 pork 29a bble our 1925 bales
hay 1856 Cks meat 100 bbls meal and sundry produce
ClNCINNATI-Steamer Frank WillArd-200 bales
cotton 1877 SKIS cotton seed IS bales hay 200 bbls
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-10
EsTABLIsHED 1863.

American and FeFe1D FAsenh.
GILMORE I CO.. successors to Cht1wea. Il.
uaer Co. solicitore Patents lfoeurs1 s ri esnn
patent il granted No fees lur nskins -. sos
examinations No adj tioaal leoo "a ok1ejl.xx
and conducting rehearing. Special aeSsniiesi
oee eatsnsons Ssos &C p.s
suite in different States. and IA htiele5eS ~.
tanning e invsntions Or pstsnta I'D sea1S g
GILMORE co. for pamphlet q DIZZY pnSoe
Old Bounty Lad Warranes,
The last rsprt Of the Coannsisser 4 ths Gen.
land warfants outstanding. These vsrs 49,
pey cash tor them. Send By n0sese5 letsSr.
tons to perfect then.
UaieeA States GenoFal Lad o&eo.
Contested land cases peosssutea 49,. the
United 6tstee 0oneGA Land O0eo ~ ns1srfnse<
Of the Interior. Privase lan6 elAiaa. Z 21ine ~
Arrears 81 Pay al DsaaaE
Omeers, soldiers snd sailsrs 81 - - ~. Or
their heirs, arc IN many eases e1itisl = nseey
1s" sss VIE Fiji s s, :se - -. e
eioss stamp 10 SI{1ok1 / CO. q 8 ~ ~
afteE axA4tnA13on, vii - Gfvsa yo1hoAs
sured, Or injured in tho late war hevov1l anAtly,
can obtain pension By sddzssaing o1xn6k8 1
Casss prosecuted By aIIMoRs a. -. -
supreme Court Of the United States, ~ OQ1Rf G
elaine esd the Southern Clains Co01ia1aa,
zach department Of our business = oen1neeoa
experienced parties employed b = - m1.
Prompt attennon 70 AL business inaTnooo1 . 0II-
AORS L co. u thus secuFed. We 1Sise = VI
success y deserving It Ada ;sSc,,. -
myu Washipgton, District q Os1W1lA
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-10
COTTON STATEMENT
Stock on hand and on shipboard not cleared III
Sumo time last year. l28
To.dsy's exports were to Hsvre.

| To.day'0 exports wero to Hsvre.
against On last Thursday and Isl Ia lat o sss.
msling "a aggregate since Friday evening o
2382 4S last year-nctease %, 844.
| The Exchange telegrams make tho receipts al
1888 bales against - 7iS last week and Is sss lssi
os bales against ss sas Last wsef and iaS
against ssl 63s last year-nicreass lss, sci. ''
k1ports Friday to Thursday incluaive). to Great
sn 1 the 1T b s s and
against is lO7 last week and 20, 53a Last wear.
stocks et all the delivery ports made up 70 IL NJ
bales, against $685. last week and 534. 1873
TOBACCO-The market continues sta2uant.
TIE amount On sale T. estimated Ct $500 hhds
dium ioS 1l2c rood ls9l4c ane Noiskc: seiec.
stsse%ent 70, 81 hSS. . Oh nAn' 0S our 'unnins
FRElaHTsI1h a market continues firm. with no
up; We quote as follows:
sy :tes%T g 70 Liverpool -0s lsd; to
Plo!idence and PSiladedhia, Vi. New York o'ec
Sbd TO Ia *, sugar to New York
,,3iiSVlc; to Bremen l16c. and to Genoa 10
,SUGAR-Reeeived this morning ss7 hhds. Active
demal and insufficient supplies owing to the late
sold at 57kc good common nc; lair e; sood fsip
.sson al k:s5ssy y P1%s
clarified s0skc; Of white S. 1okc ruTs y whts
Rs%s e ie 10 dsy s sss
ket opened active; toward the close nrices ,-.ra
veal and al the receipts soid It lover price. for
0soc, and choice slassc p gallon. '' '''"' -
with Q small stock and scarcity of graIas 49,,
choice treble extra Brands desirable for Cubs AZ
also scarce and called for. Dealers have shoVn
iers made for round lots which were Of
ously neglected. 1882 barrels sold. comprising 50
supsr1S st g. ~ IS s9d !, lss DO at 100
and g Do a. * sc choice treble e e1tss 81
e :9s :. % = g. g :s$ e sns sss
100, 200 and 300 bb,s on private terms.
CORN MRAL--The market is bare. Supplies
Won command % ? Dbl Dealers are joDbug 1t
SsIfs-sell On ne landing. At % 1893 IS. and
at the depot It eli IS p bbl Dealers are jobbiDg
DRY SALT Matthew shoulders are scarce
and in request, and command &c " Ii. A car load,
loose, cold at that Choice shoulders command
nc %. Dealers are jobbing old at &c; new at
BACON-Tbere was much better demand to.
a a., =, sides advanced Nc rs, Western markets
&c; clear rib sides exc clear sides SIC " H. Deal.
ere are JoDbing at Ac above these pli,es Al casks
vate terms; casks shoulders at SC; casks clear
rib sides at Sc, do clear sides at exc IS do at
EA HnS DO st i; sfs H. ,, ...,,
Hned keR llh oil $40 pm.
I'D are dull ct l4k 0I5c y Is. W. '~ 1 -0'F>'
CORN IN BULK-Eone in the market A tow
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-10
SUCCESSION or RDWARD H. c. BUTLRR
Seco2d District Court for the Parish Of Orleans-
No. %, 24S.

RY SRLLE & N1ALOCH9E. AUCTION.
- eers-A'msna Sel.. Auctioneers-Ohhce No.
ct twelve O'Clock n vt the Merchants and Auc.
tion-ers' ExchAsge, ROYAL street, between Canal
and C.stomhouse streets, will b cold 1t puoho
auction. BY virtue Of IN order from the Hon.
A. I. Tssot. judge Of the Second District Court
for the partsh Of Orleans dated October IA, 1876,
the following described property
LOT OF GROUND, together with the buildings
and improvemeIts thereon, situatsd in the First
District Of this cits, in the square bounded By
msrly Jaekson) streets. designAted Is lot No on
plan drawn By John SCHNEIDER, on tho third Of
April. 1887. and deposited in the ONCE Of n. B.
Cenas. late notary. Said lot measures 20 feet II
inches line front on Robertson street, by 80 feet
inches lines in depth q limo dividing it from
lot No. 9. and l03 feet inch lines in depth on
line dividing nom Lots Nos TO- H. u and IL, and
20 ftet incn lines In width on the rear line all
American measure
Terms-Cssh on the spot
Act Of sae ~ the expense of tho purchaser, BE-
fore John Bende!negel, notary public.
ocl7 81 Is NOS IL 10
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-10
By B. II. 4 B. J. Montgomery.
IMPROVED FIRST DISTRICT PROPERTY,
SUCCESSION JAMES CLONBY
Second District Court for the Parish Of Orlsans-
No. 80 788.

PY X. M. & b. J. NlONTGONIERY-R.M
~ Montgomery auctioneer-Will be cold on
SATURDAY. November Is, 1876. at twelve o'clock
n. at the st. Charles Auction Exchange, in the
rotunda OF the St. Charles Hotel in this city, by
virtue and pursuant to An oder from the Hon.
A. L. Tissot, judge of the Second Dstrlct Court for
the parish OF Orleans, dated October IA, 1876 the
following property
A PORTION OF GROUND, with the buildines
and improvements thereon, situated in tina First
District Of this city, in the square bounded bv
Clsib rne, Dtrb gny. Palmyra and Gasquet streets.
measuring 81 feet inches front on Derbigny
street BY 1877 fert inches lines in depth beins
all Of lots Nos. 10. 20 and 81 and part Of lot u in
said ea lsre.
Terms-One third cash and the balance At ma
and two years credit in notes of the purchaser to
his own order and BY him Endorsed. with eight Dor
cent interest per annum from date Of eale unfii
paid, ssid notes to be secured BY mortgage ma
vendor's privilege on the property So with the
usual claus-s OF i've per cent attoiney'a feNs In
case Of cult. and transfer OF policy Of insurance
The taxes exiGible In 1877 to be paid BY the pur.
chaser over and above his bid. 20
Act Of sale before A. Her0 Jr, notary nnh,c AZ
the expeneo 0f the purchaoer. ool7 % nos II t8
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-10
New ORLEANS REPUBIIoAf, FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 10 1875 D

nit, e6 bhs potatoes 307 bbls apples % hbls pork
Il hall bible pork Is bbs whisky 81 To- ard end sun
dry produce
RECEIPTS BIZ RAILROADS.
KEW ORLEANS, st LOUIS AND CHICAGO RAIL.
ROAD, November 9-207l bales Gotten and sopdrs~0
MUkCaANS LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD.
November 1887 bales cotton 60 sks cotton $3.50 80
hhds sugar 324 bble molAsses bali bbls naolAsees
sud anndr'eA
NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE RAILROAD, No.
vember 9-l067 bales cotton rs AXE cotton Med 8
ties shoulders IS bxs bacon l0 bbls whisky 200 bbls
limo 10 bills spples and sundries
NKW ORLEANS AND rkXAA RAILROAD. No.
vember 9-137 hhds sugar 133 bbls moiAsses and
Dundrias
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-10
NEW ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE.

God 0pene at 1894 Oll0k, against l09h at New
York. ana after OderAre business clOeed ct Ito
Oll0d, against lO9sS in that market.
The sales sunmed up &34 600 embracing $4,000
at ITO; $1,000 at HOS; $1,000 at 1lOA; S5OO0 5000
and 600 at ll0as $1,000 At ll0Is. and $1,000 at
ll0ss.
Under liberal offerings foreign exchange was a
fraction lower fr sterling, but unchanged for
francs. The movement Wa fair.
The sales Of sterling comprised 26S 500. emb &C
ing 1850 bill of lad ng At IS mas I'm; 1000 and
E3OO0 Al clear a. IS %; $1,000 blu Of lAd,ng ut
IS 210S 23k; 425O0 bill o. lsding at 05 $50
S 23k; G25OO and 5000 al clear at IS 23k; 2l600O
bill Of lAding and 500 do ut IS % as "a; $4,000
Al clear at IS -; 8l5O0 bank at IS 26. and $4,000
do at IS 26k.
The sales Of francs comprised $780, COO commercial,
embracing 60 900 at 4s2k IS 900 do at 81 04sl
and 50, 900 at.
At the 81 ,se sterling bills we're quoted at 522
% for bill Of lading and Al clear. and q
IS - for bank (bank cOu TER rat. -0S5 27k),
AM france at s.Slh fer commercial and nominal
for bank.
New York commercial sight was weaker. with.
ont ing quotably lower. The sales comprise d
e20s 900 embracing $4,000 commercial at is p
cent discount; $1,000 SIS 900, SIS 900, e25 600,
$1,000, e35,OO0 AID S4o,O 600 p.ivats bankers' at
4, and $50 600 bank q, II T.
The banks continue to check on New York at
p cent discount, and commercial sight WAS
still quoted atA
The following 10 the Official statement Of the
sales reported to-day At the stock Exchanges:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-10
REWARDS.

&HSn RKWARD.-THR ABOVE REWARD
p OV will BE- paid Tor the recovery, or inf z.
NATION which will cad TO the recuvery Of the fol.
lowing prope ty, stolen from the rec idenca, No.
33s Canal sirset, New Orleans on the eve ming OF
october 25 1876, to wit:
One set Of Diamond Earrings. enc Diamond
Breast Pin for whie h the sum Of $500 will be psid
and NO questions asked; some vaIuatl- papers. of
no use only to tho owner, for which $3.50 will be
pad and no questions asked.
n0iOlOs J. BEyRI BuRCH
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-10
Second District Court for the Paxish Of Orieans-
No. 81 $50

RY SELLB & N AJOCHEB, ACCrTONEBRS
ID Armand Sce, Auctioneer- once No. 50 3 yaI
street-TUKSDAl, kovember IL, 1876. 1t twelve
O'clock L.. st the Merchants and Auctaoneers'
k1chAnge. on Royal street. between Customhouse
and Canal streets. viii Be sold At public auction BY
virtue OF IN order from the Hon. L. L. Tissct
judge Of the Second District court tho parish Of
Orleans. dated Octobes II, 1876, tho following do
oclthed property. 70 Wit
1. A CtRTAIN LOr OF GROUND, stusted in the
Second District Of this city in the square bounded
str. cts measuring 60 feet trout On bumaus street
BY 60 feet in depth. between equal aud parallel
lines. Together With tho buildings and improve
ments the' con.
T. A CtRrAIN PARCEL OF LAND OR SHE'LL
BArK, better known - Grand Coquille. situated
in the parish Of jefferson, on the Lake Perier or
Ouacha. and measuring shout 10 arpents mont Ga
the said lake. BY . deVth Of Arpents more or
less: bounded BY the property now or lately owned
BY L. LAbIanche
Terms-CAsh on the spot.
Acts Of sale. 1t the expense Of the purchasers
before 3. Commagere. notary public.
orl2 81 % MOI III IL
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-10

DY G. Z. GIRARDEY, AUCTIONRBR-
ID ONCE No. 81 Camp street. SATURDAY..
November 49, 1896 ut Twelve o'clock NJ, at the St.
Charles Auction Exchange. in the rotunda Of tho
St. Chsr'es Hotel in this city. will be sold at pub.
lie auction, by and in pursuance Of an order from
the Ron A. L. Tiasot. judge of the Second District
Court, for the parish Of Orlesns. dated the
thrt eth Of October, 1876, the following described
property, to wit
TEN SHARES OF THB CAPITAL STOCK OF
TIKI HIBRRNIA INSURANCE COMPANY. e45 so
per share paid. of 500 per share.
Terms-Cash, before transfer. no4 II II 10
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-10
General Exchange
quotations. quotations,

Under rather exciting dispatches from Liverpool
the market opened with strong demand, but ope
ratous restricted BY the stringent pietensions Of
factors who variously raised their pr-tensions
ing hardly exceeded 2500 bales. At an advance Of
f0kc. mostly lie, after which parties came to.
gether moro freely, and the movement exhibited
increased animation, resulting in further trapsAc.
tions to the extent Of 500 bAles making Q total
for the day. ~ noted above Of TOO baleA Toward
the close buyers evinced less spirit, and prices
were hardly - strong but without showing any
reported an advance Of I'd during the morning,
and Lied on upiands, and I'd In Orleans subse.
Quently. making the entire improvement for the
day 316d In uplands aud Nd in orleans, with sAlre
Of 1000 bales and arrivals opening 1891 l6d
lower, but higher IL er In tho day; HAvre with 8
large speculative demand ct advanced pricee the
quotations beng Iaised2 francs tor tres ordinsire
York Nc higher I, spots, and du ing the morning
537O7 SIC for futures, the latter, however subse-
Quently giving way, aad closirg at net partial
sdvance of l-32c in December, and . net partial
decline Of 32c in ether months. sterling ruled :
fraction lower.
Tho Rxehanee MAKES the amount ON ehipbosrd
not cleared before tcday's e1portsl u $40 bales,
1891 for the north -, 4sS for Bremen, $50 for
bpain and a0s for coastwise ports, leaving in
pressos agreeably 20 lts account 1t u n, lG2 l8s
0Ales only . part Of which 10 on sAla
At noon to-day m1ddltng was quoted ct Calves
ton ct Ike, ct Mobile ct l1h0llxc. ct say.
annah 1t l2c, 1t Charleston at 10. 1t Wilmington
st Nc, at Norfolk at Ike. 1t Baltimore ct i2c,
a. a. N new fork at lRsc, At Boston At IKE. and
The Exchange reporte: "Sales to-day $500 bales
Market opened excited and clossd quietsr., Its
quotations are raised &c.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-10
hrs. WALKER L MOSES.
Dentists.

T1vsn Circle, eaeFance Ne. $50 Dooord
oefoee,
Solicit The na&zeaAgo q the pue1io, an1xhg tA10
careful s..aas3oa n an opslatiens pertaining -
their prcis .sIon, = charges IN kseplAg With IL
present dt.treesod peountAEy oe0dttieo 6 IL ~
pie Of Louisiana
They have engaged The services q oo0Qoeo01
oeoistAnts, and every caro- has boan taken n tho
arrangement Of their e@oes foe tie aeoonnoaar
ton and comfort a their patEoaA
Dr.. r Otto Moses having 1bsneA . ee1aRs1se.
nom No ~ Baronne street % Ha 10 Doles1 0GooA
Tivon Circle, jel3 en-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-10
LEGAL NOTICES,
UNITED STATES DTarprcsr C0URT.
DISTRICT OF LOUUIANA
IN THE MATTER or FRtIx DUFOUR. INDI-
Bazus, bankrupt. - '.
In Bankruptcy-Ns. 1J4l.
WHRRRAs, FELIX nnFom ,xn,v,nr.,

WhHKkAs. FELIX DUFOUR, INDIVIDUALLY
~ anG ~ member Of the firm Of Dufour Bazus.
%nd. and district sforssad duly dscafed
1851 x eas this day dled In said court petition
kom ~, T ~. discharge and certificate thereof
der said AT Ge0ss and ether cla,ms provable un-
VINO have proved their debts and to all sther
yemSa. a1a interest that the INVENT eth DAY Of No
of tT ~ II a. NJ, 10 assigned for The hearing
St,s .ns same and that they may then and there
PRAYER OF ab snow cause any they have Why the
And fnrth Inc saia petition should mot be granteds
Ka,lo MS1crSe An examination before Register C. s.
Hsss on the seventeenth day Of Novenb er, A.
Ing, Kew Orleans. SA'As0' oossomnouse o0ll
Oisss re- ONCE New Orleans, October Is. 1876
''10 MOI !" + DRyoNeHlRB, Deputy Clerk.