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An Inquest was held on Wednesday, at
Hindley Green, near Wigan, over the body ~ a
little Girl named Mary Evans, aged six Years, ,he
daughter OF samuel EvanA, . hrem ana beer
RIVED from Evans 10y notghbor, and returned
on the following evening. Mrs. Evans received
the powder, out, having occasion 10 fetcn some
b. o., she left a basin containing tho pow der at
the bottom OF the stairs. rirn child, ing short
~ afteTwaId sent up stairs ON an erIaud WIN q
candle st am DIED against the haSlh and Dropped
the @ tndle mo II. Tine powder, of course, ex-
ploded, and The Chilli WAS 30 injured that Sho
died on tho Eth inaIs
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FTON I'd IIW WIW HNfFTd,
The GOlOSS, IN an account of the terrible
railway accident near Odessa, SAYS that the train
On,lew from Elgapethgrad TO OIessa. Some
rails had teen removed from the limo whore IL
runs over high embaukment, and the engine
driver failed To notice the danger signals. no
train went OF the rails, and tho carriages rolled
down the emoankment, Piled Que upon another
they took nre, ADD, though only three persons
had been Killed on the SPOT, sixty. three were
burned 20 DEATH In addition, hlty-four Of the
recruits werc badly burned or wounded, 80 tnat
NM InI al numnnr Of YInllma w. q I9U.
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DIR. HARrrys NEW HOSPITAL.
Few Words Of ExpIanution to the Medical
FacHIty Of New York.

In relation to some criticisms that have
been passed upon the late meeting OF phisi-
clans who take an interest IN establishing hos
pital for the treatment OF maladles that have
been regarded as incurabe, Dr. Henry A. HART
writes to TuE SUN as foIlows
There IA no man who feels. greater repusnonce
to eelf lsuda,irn than myself, or to that wlich
IL next akin TO IL. the publication Of enconiutnS
bestowed by the kindness aud gratitude uf
frienda or of those 10 whom important services
have been rendered % this account did not
present to the meeting a Dumber Of tters sent
IT, me W behalf Of the hospital bv patients WIN.
In the warmth OF their feelings, & we glowing
descriptions Of the results OF treatment. would
indeed have been clad II could have safely aud
properly excluded from the procecrinas Of the
meeiing everything IN tho shane CT personal
praise. hut IT. must he remembered that | an
ENGAGED IT. ain effort to induce bens volont CAPT
taista to give sum Of money, not tu provide
home Tor incurables, but to found " hospital
for diseases tina. are generally reg ,rded Us incu-
rab,e vet which, on the bssis Of facts obtained
In the course OF practice Of forty wears,
maintain can be radically aud permanently
cured.
testify to that which have seen gnd know. nv
word will be accepted but from lnug inter
course with the world, ! have discovered that
In dealing with sIhjects with reference 10 which
marked and widespread inCfedulity exists, no
man can afford o dispense entiTely with the tes-
do not conceal my methods or my remedies.
| Use only agencies that arc purely scientific and
ouen to all aud make no urstension To- pnwors
that do not belong equally to my brethren, n
they choose to employ them. In my paper on
the Pr vcntion and Durability Of Curonic Dis
eases" Gle r. ind .urd the general principles
that govern me aud the various means rely
upon IN their treatment and. rs soon as pric-
tcsule. | intend, as intimtted tncfrin. to pub
ish my opinions ana practice III uetall WIN re-
gard t. several diseases shat re exceedingly
prev4lr mt, and that arc dosined for the most
part iucurthle.
In the rr ,secution Of the impoft8n; enteruIise
that haze taken Ia hand, desire to act In tult
concert with NV brethren, and 1t l. my puf
to benefit mankind and to promote the highest
Interests OK my profession. II. A. HART,
10 T. i,t rhifty.fulttn street
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At meeting uf tho ReGimental Committee on
the Seventies new armory GU Saturday evening, the
amount thus far subscribed by the officers and menoers
OF the reginenl officially reported 10 he S3d,3iO
1he rcglmental tulacrlDtOn viii certainly exec d
10000. The veteran Association Will meet this even
iIr and EN- sub ctiptOu. The money ALREADY sub
scrne ANA that winch uay ne expected from the Two
thOusa eXeMpt members OF the regiment, may enable
hl seventh erect RrmOfy that VIII DO CreultAoe
Ia ltsClt and the
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hHUSES ENT,.
The visit Of the Governor, the Judges, and
the Legislature 10 Booths Theatre.

the Legislature 10 HGJth's Theatre.
Hundreds upon hundreds crowded iuto
Booths on saturday evening, and multitudcs
stood on the sidewalks IN front OF the theatre
aud Of the Masouic Temple opposite, admitting
the illumination, nnd locking at the distin-
Ruished guests as they alichtcd from their car
riages. The first act OF Julius Caesar" had
been almost played when Gov. rilden arrived,
and at the fall OF the curtain S.g. operti's
orchestra played " Hall to the Chief" and new
march dedicated 10 nls Excellency, aud the
audience heartily applauded whom the Governor
arose In his box and acknowledged the comnli-
ment vita a graceful bow. Tho Governors
box wis festooned with tho national cOlors,
criniped ia the form OF buttsrlv wings. The o--
cupants were the Governor, Lieut. Gov. Dor
sheimcr, United States Senator Herman, the lion.
Joan BlgelOw, Secretary Of state, ard Mira.
Digelow, the lion. LIcius Robinson, State
Comutrpller; Judge Wallace Of the United
States Cour., and CHARLES Sehbins, Eaq., the
Governors private secretary. The opposite
lower box, which was Hiso handsomely deco
rated, was occupied oy Mayor ckhaui, Comp
troller Green, Park Commissioner Sieoblns, Po-
lice Commissioner smith. AllaD Campbell. COM
missioner of Publlc Works; Dock COMMISSIONS
Wales, and Mr.. Ha rison, tito Mayors private
secretary. The two upper b,lenny boxes con-
tanned Chief Justice Church OF the Court Of Ap-
peals and his associates, Judges Rapallo, An
drews. Charles f. Polger. WIN. +. Alien Robert
Z lrle, rheDd +. Miller. With Judge Aiexsn-
Court and the Hon. T.. q. Perrin, Clerk of the
Court OF Appeals. Twcnty-seyen St'te Sen tors
and lie members OF the Assembly OCcuLted the
front rows OF orchestra circle seats. Between
tho acts Gov. Tilden. Mayor Nlckham, and Il
few Others were taken behind the curtain by
MANAGER Jarrett, who Introduced them to Ii p
rett, Bags, Lcvick, and Davenport. Commo-
dcre looker aud hr. jarrett will 40 to Washing
ION on Wednesday next To invite TIE President,
the Cabinet, the Supreme Court Jujz's, aud
both branches Of the national legislature TO
come and see Cesarsm In New York.
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steamship Parthia, Liverpool, mise. and pass.
steamship William =. Ciyue PhliHdelpna, ndsc- and
pnss.
Steamship +. c. Knight Alexandra. ndsc and pass.
Steamship Glaucus. Boston. rllsc aud mass.
steamship Wyl1oEe, richmond, City PUiat AMI Nor.
ok. indse. aud pass.
Steamship California. Glasgow. mdsc. and pass
Brig lubal CAIN NJ Irscilles, ndse.
BTis /. 1. Mcrrynan, Santos, C fee.
A fUtne usuti river .nd coI.tEiss vasselA
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Another Letter from the Acknowledgement
DEPARTMENT or JUSTICE
WASHINGTOS, Jan. ~, lS.C


Bon. y. r. Dger, UafSi STATES D@Ht-t AH9raey, 81.
L1ais, No.
SIR; My attention has been called TO a
plumber OF news papers, stating tnat there would
D. no Further prosecution against many g'iilty
persons who confessed their ciincs In -. Louis.
Chicago. and Milwaukee | cannot believe this
" be true; nut rs tne assertion has been made
that So many guilty persons are 10 remain 1n-
punished. nave forwarded letter to each I
these cities, to inform each District Attorney Of
the fac.
know that many rumors fnd credsnce IN
Ahese times Of excitement, and trust that your
SOUND judgment will prevent any wrong, and
anything that might look like favoring or pro-
hcting men who have deirauded their Govern
pent. 1t IL the repeatedy expressed wish OF
ihe Presi ent that no guilty man should escape.
] am not aware thtt any of the officials cnarged
with tho execution OF the laws contemplate to
favor or protect any OF the accused. and even
the appearance OF such favorable treatment
should be carefully avoided. write this as IA
piatter of g utlon, for am determined 10 have
fhese prosecutions 40 conducted that, when
they are over. the honest JUDGMENT OF the non
est men OF the country-wnlCh generally never
fails to hit the rEht-will be That nc one has
been N aliciously prosecuted, that no one has
escaped throGgh fdSoritism or rArtiality, aud
tlHt no gully person, who has either been con-
Ucted or who has COME ssed his guilt. WAS left
onpunished. EDWARDS PIERREPONT,
Attorney Il euera
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r,a suaolk Stree, suicide,

GEORGE Reitengcr OF l6l Suffolk street, who
shot himself Saturday evening died late last Night
Is buslness partner Mr. VIM. Som. that the I'M
ne ling use Of the suicide Was MS unhappy domestic
he. Mrs Reit'ngpr says that her hu,Ahu, VINO "aS
extremely ODese, vas an uip leasant colnpAnl0n.
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rhs nnrL Owners in thcIr own ncfencc.

The Hack Owners Protective Association re-
solved yesterday TO petition tho Common Council
for a decision rs 10 whether haeAmen We
right 70 sonclt custom In public places
They say that artlge " section 18 ~ the
hack or finance gives them permission to do so, Yet
under art Gle OF section 50 thry hned so for sGrh
solicitation. Tho Mayor Is 20 he pettloned 70 REVOKE
the OF al drivers waOs r"Duatl are NOT
good reinso licenses to no ..wldents ann fix tr
lergih day IN the me mag OF the OrGI.t zee. II
pr0Yldes tuat Ihuy sAal char 50 per dly.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALHASAc-rrts DAY.
sun riscs... o3 sun SETS. % Moon sets. 20
nt"Ii wATER-rHiS
ANDY Hook "a Gov. leland. 20 Hen Gate. 40
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CAUTION TO HOUsEKEEPERSf-Owing to the
Inc eisi.g ~ ~ vanilla aus ilsea IA the nnuA 10
lurr OF Extract Nunlla spurious numpou IDS arc lng
thrown upon N" m rkrt purprTTng 70 be pure vanl,
GU prep cdprnclpll from loequa beau. bw mrh
b, ans, and Is war; nj entirely free tgOn IVLqus VI
OtAer QNlgkellVAs EQlsLaueea.-AIl
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Seventh regiment Reception.

Ladies' sholld rem ember that lovely face and
cIInr. leauliui comp cxIou ~ the tesdt o. us'us
Lards Btlom VI YOU'D" sold AZ all drussAta'-.ide'
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In the return OF the horse railroad companies
IL Is noticeable that neither the Sixth avenue nor
iieecker street company paws any tax uuon
its stock. Ice total amount Ut stock upon
which these corporations nav Is s+,2.g,,25, and
the total Tax paid IL but $2OO,Ss63l.
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ITNNERHAssETr-On Feb, 0. 1870 Of heart dis
ease, EZtheth wife OF DR.. John Blenn' rh1ssett
The rel. tivc5 and friends OF tue family vlted TO
attend fuuer services at her late reside Ice, 1870
South sh st. Brooklyn, Il. D., on tuesday Feb g. at
o'rlocS Z.
ChOSBY. In BrOoklyn Feb. &, Honora. daughter OF
Arnold and iona Crosby ageI montns and - days
The relatives and friends of the tmily respect
fully invited tO attend the funeral at III Navy ST. on
the 7th inst
McLAuGHLIN.-on saturday, 5th inst, Mrs. Jane L.,
wi e of Jobu Mclaughlin.
Relatives ami friends arc respcctfully invited 10 at
tend the funeral on Monday Fec. from the re- ,ence
Of her mother. 232 Grand ST. corner Jth, BroOkyn,
h. D., nj u'ciock,
NEILL,-At MS residence. l,0il Sherwood Il Phls
depths Jam N'in OF Bangor. coun,y Down Ireland
Due notice of funeral wltl DC gwen herctittr
RODINSON,-On SATURDAY, Eco. 5, 1876, Mrs. harga-
ret Robinson, WIDOW Of the late Wu. ROOns0ui ia tle
7sth year OF her
The funeral win take place Monday, Feb Z. from tho
City ParE en- pei. Concord t., Brooklyn. NJ 70 4. NJ
tUIHERLAND.-on Feb 8, James sutherland, aged
II years. .,,,,
from lie res dence ms father go Smith st. lro Abn
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Misinr's PaIsn ~ Of wild Cherry cures coughs,
Group, ana sore throat. 90 ocnts and Ell.
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ACKFRMAN -ACKERMAN.-ln this city on Thurs
day Fec 3 1876 Al the residence OF John r. Plsti, Oy
the Rev. r. " Chambers, - d.. and Rev. Thomas f..
Nermye, ~ D. Warren Ackcrman OF Scotch Plains,
~ u 10 LYDIA Ackernan, eGugh.er Of the late Isaac
|. Plat
ADAMS-BLAIR-On Thursday. Jan. "a, 1879, AT the
fesioence at the brides parents hy he Rev :. II. OPP
dYKe Lcvi Adams Of this city To hsrah L. BlIr, aaug-
ter OF R9Dert Bar JOhnsonOurg. \. j.
LE-ALlEN.-At tie residence OF the BRIDES
Haynes, Waller IL, Besdc TO Miss Juliet " youngest
Brown / ROST.-On tn 'sdty. Feb. |. al the resi-
dencc Of the BRIDES parents ny the Rev Mr. BucS sam
brown OF Hunesi Pa, to Emma VIZ iula daug
ter OF John Frost OF wcchswken. y J.
CHEW -SElNAS.--On the evening OF Fen. l, at the
First Reformed EpscOpa Church. corner Madison
aud am al, nv tha Rev DR.. D.~ms, T. Chew, Esq,
to Ains I. X. Seiras. all o. this CITY,.
FORD-GOl Lion Frp >, 1875, John X. Ford Of
New YORK " Emma j. Gould VI ugatuCk, COnn.
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Act wisely and examine Pomeroy'sS Elas-
tic Truss al "a b, oad~av before Ing any other
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~ KlED.

DR.. Lyons Tooth Tablets.
p..- -, ~, m % l,v dat fiat.
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Cour, UaIendur Tor Monday.

srpREME COUNT CnAMDERs-First Monday
mott 4 G sltr dars
SUPREME CouBr-srKciAL TERM.-Demurrers, Noe,
to -, me Law aud fact.Nos 25l POP, ~. ~,
81 81 ~ BI a. r. 49, ~ So 80 o. %, Vs. o. o. w,
100, lO5. liz, llS, 49, l2J IL.
SUPREME COURr-PaH l.-AdIOurned FOR the Term
Part ii Nos vO6le 2lO0 lGIS, dio'o iO2s, 1854, 4ti
l?s; des, 2eoie, i24, l5li Ii3n, 3tl 2;5' W; ~;
1918 1850, ll1-'s lels 336 1879, l&!s 90 lt2 $50,
bli lugl 7ad VS. $50 9Sj pSS go 30, 1000, l0ei,
iaid, l0ii Part iIi.-Nos. 235d I7Si 2O77. EEL o.
6sp 2gs9 1914, 633 se75, goo lsso'g 1910 1902 So71e
Oh cl7 1850, 49, iO5 14S1, 1919, 100, lU56, 49,.
sUpEEIoH COURr-GeneTl Term Appeals from Or
ders-No 1, 2, 3.4,5, D.. General Calendar. -
SO Inclusive. Part l. Nos. a. 5Og 1861, 1907 li7A.
1891, 16l, de7, 500 2gl no so 1872 ft q S5 isli
Part n Nos 0-h 4b l2lS NJ, 49, 300 Jod vlo l5SO,
1884, "a 1894, 1882, Al6, $50. $3.50
CoMMoN PLEts- Part Nos, 1914. 1859. 1909. $50
1881 Isl 1850 24l7, d7O5. 100 l01dl, $50 oj5, p5b
6td ~ 77i, 1911 ids, s,i'6 l'7s F,rt Re ~ ;
Nos 1857 1910 1868, I2i5 l293, 100 lilO, lis0 10
1864 Set doWni nos. 1854, lt2a ild, 1i2l lf22 lA3
1908. S7lk New Nos. llsi 1883, 1856, Par III
Ils1 lAsR 1859 1850 l49l liO3, l4g2, 1893. 1igt
1875, 1896 lia7 li9s, 1902 1000, loOl 1907 1908 1904
1903.
elusive.
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Guslntss ,lolltts.


You VIII nnd Mrs wiSsLow's sooruIyo sYRrF an
invaluable fricn' II cures dyscnsry All d1rrnfri,
regulates The stols "A aud bOScs cures VIVA cohc.
sOcu- the gums. reduces inflammation. sad gives tone
and energy TO tho whole system. In almost every
stance where the infant Is suffering from pain AMI ex.
hausloo, rehcf Will DC found 10 nfteen twenty
utes after the Sooihn; Syrup has administered.
DO not fail 10 procure H.
DRyton's Inhaler and Dislnfectcr, with Vin-
cintagiun. II preventive u smallpox dlphherla, and
otutr contagious al eases, and relief tor caiarrh,
bronchitis AMI sstlmi. SOLD by druggsts. ManufAc-
tory 20 West Houston ST., n. Y.
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Sp,tial tlotlt,s.


ALWAYS FRESH.
THE FIRFsIDE COMPANION, ont to-day contslnA
'Totte ana Votor'ne' fhe Gypsey and The BarUnrt"
Also sens tona anu Love skeiches,"" Snaps Tor Oup
Girls" Agreeable Girls" "Fasnionaue Chlt Chat fOr
the Ladies'" Our FANNY Physicians artl c m his
weeks number treats OF the nature aud cure ~ Fever
ana APue," In No. 4S2 IL treated Il Consunptou, In
Kitchen Lore, Hpusekeepers viii hud recipe TO mako
"Orango CAKE" In "Answcrs to Corr'tuondeits,'
Humorous Drift" Funny Contributors, Moon.
e ms" by the Man IA the Moon, there Is amusen,nt
and instruction for everybody
WALL STREEr CARICArUREN-
NEW hook, IS FACES containing ~ engraved
illustrations, Informal iut stock slrcu at1r7i
price, Cluu covers 10 cents by mai paper cover, fee
TUMBNDGE & co, Balkers and BROKERS
wan ST., Sew YORK.
THE GREAT ENt:LISIi REMEDY toM
Guu aud rheumatism, HATS Plli', sure, eitr' tuec-
lutli uulvorsa used IN Europe many years., fr9ut
No. ~ William t., sew YORK, Agents. SOLD ny uTuS'
gists. seut BY mail
ROYAL havana LOTTERY.
Drawings every Is dty- durlng 1879 taWtal nrNe
800 900. pTErs rashe, information lufhlfhrl Hlsf
est rates pad for Spanish oils. Hoferhihe Is, &C.
TAYLOR a. co, BanSer9,
II Wall At. New YORK.
OYSTERS. Ol STEKS. OYSTERS.
Ilrl Ia Az and FuliOA T. r great ccntre for Inc meas
the country prlducrs. SANDY SPENCER Caterer.
CLAIMS spec MY prosecuted nv responsible attor
lees % ait excellent rete cucHS.
LAWYER. Box b2l, Post Onos'
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-14
Death Of william G. Hale.

Letters from New Orleans announce the
death, in that city, on Saturday morning,
January 8, 1876 Ct William G.. Hale, who
for 80 many years stood at the head of the
bar of Galveston. and took rank with the
ablest of New Orleans or the country.
Mr.. Hale was the son of the gifted au-
thoress, Mrs. Sarah Jane Hale, who, though
An octogenarian, continues to edit Godcys
Ladvs Book, and finds time to make vaiu-
able contributions to the current literature
of the day. He was thoroughly educated,
and being possessed of q mind remarkably
retentive and severely logical, he, soon after
admission to the bar, attained prominent
position, which he maintained to the end Of
his his death. His first effort before the
Supreme Court of the United States was
such q to challenge the admiration Of the
judges as well as the bar:
He came to Texas in 1886, soon after an
nexatiOn. located in Galveston, and at once
commanded large and lucrative practice,
principally in the United States courts. He
married Miss Fanny Simmons, daughter o.
Hon. James w. Simmons, who was con-
troller during part of President Lamar's
administration. He afterward removed to
the Rio Grande, and subsequently to New
Orleans, which has been his home since re-
construction. He was remarkable for the
care with which he prepared his casee, and
the success which attended his practice
shows him to have been q man far above
the ordinary in both native and acquired
ability. He was something near ffty.ive
years of age, email in stature, very near
sighted. and looked anything but the
powerful genius that he was. The title OF
s'Little Giant" has been bestowed ON several
of the prominent men of the day, but to
none did it have the same applicability as to
William 6. Hale. Peace to his ashes.-GaI-
resto,s News
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-14
In Equity-No. 1861.
ORDER.


CONSIDERING THR COMPLAINANT'S BILL OF
~ complain on file in this cause, and further
considering the petiti'n Of ssid complainant here,
in, in this behalf, and the court being satisfied
therefrom that the ca d defendants. Jonas H. Levy
Jules J. Goldstein aud Anderson D. Dieter, are
necessary and proper defendants % get forth
Their TT that this action is commenced and
brought in this court to enforce Q legal or
equitable lien upon. or claim to real or per
the district Of Louisiana and within the jurisdic.
ton Of this court and it further appearing to the
that the said
action are not, or either Of them. Inhabitants Of
said district, and that neither Of them have volun.
tarily appeared in this court in this action.
Now, therefore, on motion OF J. R. Beckwith. the
attorney Of the United Stat in and for said Dis
trct Of Louisiana. it is ordered that the said de.
PENDANTS, Jonas H. Levy, Anderson D. Dieter and
IN tSs oours on the second Monday in March,
A. D. 1876, and then and there on or before said
last mentioned day and date. plead: answer or
herein. and further, that they do stand to and
abide any other and further order OF decree OF the
And it is further ordered that . copy of this
order be delivered to tho said defendant. Emory e.
Norton, the defendant averred to hold and have
in his pose. sson the property sought to be aectsd
And further, that the said complainant do cause
three copies Of this order TO be deposited IN tne
paid, one addressed to the said defendant, Jonas
H. Levy, and Anderson D. Dieter, respectively. ct
the s b New Ssa u The T. ss
J. 0oldstein ct Paris. in the republic OF France
And 1t is further ordered that this order be pub
psper esilsd the New Orleans Republican. mot less
than once In each week. for ak eueeeeaive Weaks
ut e 'a ese sssss q snes =
s. afadsvit and aled g this esase
3; WOODS. u1ttsa stesss y ,es
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-14
PROPOSALS FOR COAL.
DEPARTMENT OF WAfKRw0RKs
and Public Buildings.

DKPARrMRNT OF WAfRRwoRKsl
and Public Buildings. :
New Orleans January II, 1876
cyEALED PROPOSALS WILL BIZ RECEIVED AT
y this Office until SATURDAY, January %. 1876
at twelve O'Clock M for furnishing to the city two
fatboat loads of Pittsburg coal, to be delivered
within the WATERWAYS Enclosure at such points
- may be designated.
Bids are to be made at so much per barrel.
All parties making proposals. for this contract
are required to deposit with the Administrator Of
Finance tho sum of $780, previous to AdjudiC alton,
80 evidence OF their intention to abide by the same
which shall be forfeited to the city in case Of re-
fusal to sign the contract.
Bidders to whom the contract is not awarded
shall have the amount Of their deposits returned
on the day of adjudication.
No bid will be entertained unless the certificate
of the Administrator Of Finance accompany the
same. .
The city reserves the right to reject any and all
bids.
Proposals to he Endorsed Proposals for coal"
Amounts Of barrels to be determined by gauge
measurement.
jal4 I'd Iron BERTOLI, Administrator.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-14
q. s. MARSHAL'S SALES.

e. ID. Lo Breton. Aseigneo Of Dopre,
Refine 4 Co., vs.. 4 Sambola, Assignee Of p. v.
Ducros ct 81.
TN THR UNITKD STATES CIRCUIT COURT, FOB
i the Fifth Circuit aud District Of Louisiana No.
7627-By vi tue of writ Of seizure and sale to
me directed in the above entitled suit. viii pro
coed to sell to the highest bidder ON SATURDAY.
February 1876, at II A. NJ: at the Courthouse in
the parish Of Ct. Bernard, the following described
4 CEkTAIN TRACT OF LAND, situated In the
parish Of st. Bernard. In this State, on the left
bank of the Mississippi river. about eight miles
below the city Of New Orleans, measuring sever
river, With . depth extending TO Lake Borgne
bounded above BY the plantation Of A. ". Walker,
and below by that Of the estate Of Henry G. Story
together with all tho buildings and improvements
thereon ETC., rights Of servitude. etc.
The above property wil be divided and sold in
lots of not less than ten nor more than fifty acres
Seized In tho above SUIT.
Terms-Caah ON tho spot
United States MArohApD ef6ce. New Orleans. De
cember %, 1876 AB. PACKARD.
desc jail - feS United Statas 4arshal