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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-02-26
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WAsHINGTJs. February -, an.
Ia The soa h Atantic and Gut States,
Teaasssee md the Ohio FaRey. station,
GTy.o- Jz'iiHg barometer, trdruleT, south
east 70 southwest tginds, ana Increasing
& CBCtiaess
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-02-26

The governor Of Kentucky yesterday
recommends 10 the legislature OF that
State a. additional appropriation OF five
Thousand dollars for Centennial p1r-
,-oaaa
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DIED.

STIVERS-At the residence OF her father, J.
A. Doherty, on Friday morning, February
18th, Mrs. NANCY A. STIVERs.
Friends of the family are Invited to attend
the funeral this SATURDAY. afternoon, at
two O'Clock, from the residence, Keel street,
Chelsea. Services by Rev Mr.. Mullins.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-02-26

TEE parties convicted as whisky
thieves before Judge Dillon, Of ST.
Lolis, will not be sentenced until the
motions for new trials are disposed Of
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q o. DEB q HUH - II z y
70 TH8 nU s!CAL PUB. &c.

R~ In retiring from the MUSIC BUSINESS,
I now offer my whole stock of PIANJ-, Or
CANS, Sheet Muse, VlClins, Guitars, B4hios'
Flutes, kifes, Clsrionets, Comets, Drums, Ac-
cordeonq, ConcertinEs, Violin and Outer
Strings, Bridges, Tail pieces, Screws Harmon
leans, etc, etc.. at Hair Price, "T mnr"
Less than s0sf. SCHOOLS ami CJt'I "a
MERCHANTS will do wei 70 send IN their
orders sOon, as such an offer VIII not oc-
cur again soon.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-02-26

BowEN was lsst night summoned to
appear before a Plymouth church COM
mittes and give the rsmes Of Beecher's
victims. WI he give them?
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CLn.F6G RATS

Yesterday i cotton and gold: NesO
YTk, cot'oi i2is; Memphis, II. NetO
Uni, godc,5sed at ia; Rcmphis, lis
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-02-26

ADVERTISERS will DO well to send
IN their advertisements for to-morrow's
paper early, they would have desirable
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-02-26

TIE Febiu ny report Of the National
cotton exchange. published in tO-day's
AFPBAL. has special vslUe for all classes
Of cotton mon.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-02-26

The Msrii. q as APPEAL Of Wednes-
day next viii BE- mammoth sheet Of
FOXY columns Send II your orders.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-02-26

GOVERNOR KELLOGG has called the
Louisisrs legislature in extra session on
the expire ion Of tn pes mt session.
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"a BENS0V, 317 MBI# ST.
ClarksvilIe Levy.

WE are now ager = fJrIEls esIetrateI p o.
w which sc lie ieve g LI- Dest ll use. and
keen a full stock always uE hEu4- sem orr
ders POTTER ray LOE s. CO.
NIP No, 50 Union street,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-02-26
The Three Sessions Of the West Tennes-
see Institute at the Cumberland
Presbyterian Church
Yesterday.
Address Of sr. Fleece, Superintendent
Of Shelby County Public Schools
The Dignity Of the Teachers
Calling.
Mind and Matter -Tyndars and Oar.
wins "Stupid Atoms" Demolished
Glass illustrations Other
Interesting Addresses.

The Teachers institute met in the
Court Street Cumberland Presby terrain
church st hsIf-past nine O'Clock yester-
day morning, President Fleece in the
chair. The attendance CT delegates,
teacher, school officers and fisrds CT
education was much larger than upon
the previous sessions, Indicative Cf the
fact thst a proper degree o: interest is
being arCu ed in behalf of this meeting,
the landSble objects OF which shouIt re-
ceive the encouragement and most cor
dial aid Of our entire community. The
audience manifested very spprecistive
attention Of the exercises, and seemed
to be very much interested in the no
ceedings. Especially were the ladies In.
terested, FOR they evidently enjoyed ev-
cry feature OF the exercises, listening
with close attention and manifest appro.
baton.
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VOL SO. NO 40
EneIi.h Epoch.

offerings Of flowers. Fart. IN despair, seeks
10 reach Gretchen, but T. unnamed ~ Me-
nhfgfOnholas
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TABLEAU 2BIRTH OF POETRY,
TABLEAU 3-THE MUSES. ON MOUNT


Scene and Chdracters-A prospect Of verdanJ
Mills aud shady groves OF myrtle and cedar,
Trough which meander the waters of the
tri GOD and leaning on a column, Is Thalia,
with crook and mask-goddess of pastoral
Snd comic poetry. Ersto, with lutte and Tyre,
pAtrOness of amatory verse and song, attend
ed by Love, bearing fiambesU, is ascending
the pleasant paths, while MelpOmene and
Caliiope. go tdesses of Tragedy aud Heroic po-
etry are near an altar sacreI to the Muses..
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TABLEAU I5-INJUsTICE,

Scene and ChdTdcters.-H Hall in the royal
residence at Nartus, spain. Ferdinand ~
seated. Near him Don Ramlro. Don Juan de
CaravaiaI (secretIy IN arried TO the Lady ANN
and Don Pedro, his brother, are brought be-
fore the royal presence In chains and
guarded, falsely accused of treason. The
KING offers to spare the lives OF the two cava-
liers on condition of Lady AIMS marriage to
Don Garcia, q favortte. The lady indignant y
refuses; inVOkes the protection of heaven
and flies tn a convent for safety. The Caraya-
falls are led TO execution.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-02-26

THE Kansas D ;mecratic State oonven-
ton Is called TO meet at Topeka on the
eighteenth OF May.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-02-26

TABLEAU l-FACT AND FANCY.
Scene aud CHARACTERIZE view Of earth and
CLOUDS. Fact, typified by rustic at the plow,
is startled from the labor of the field by the
vision OF Fancy-R beautiful youth bestride
Pegasus. Fancy is encireled by garlands,
steed, mockingly ca ting 10 Wers upon Fact.
TABLEAU 2-BIRTH OF POETRY.
Scene and Chdrdcters-On the Island of De-
los a sunny landscape, rich in foliage, vines
an olives q sparkling lake in the foreground ;
a grotto in the background, elevated. Poetry,
newborn, is discovered, In the act OF cOmpOs-
ing, Th5 aGuris are dropping roses upon her.
Mercury swiftly conveys the intelligence to
Apollo who Is seen in the grottO, reclining Oh
lion. He sounds his Tyre in honor Of the
Event.
TApTeATT THE MJT4ES ON MOUNT
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j, lo10....---..s..~
Receipts NJ all United States ports
from Sept. l, loT5, to Jan. 81, ISf6 ........3,G
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TABLEAU a2-SHAKEsPEAR AND BYRON
SceRe-The power and supremacy OF Great
Britain sy mhOlized by The Globe, resting near
monumental mas, capped by an Il d II oak
leaves. Cannon q trident and Scepfer, and
two royal lions at the base. The statues OF
shakespeare and Byron surmOunt the globe
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RECAPITULATI N.

In transit to delivery ports close jan
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Scene and ChdrGcteTs-A summerhouse In a
garden at Seville, reached by marble steps
from lake, in which swans are swimming.
Dona MencIa, wife of Don Gutterre, in a
sWoon, is discovered lying on couch in the
pavilion. Her husband, Don Gutierre, mad
dened by jealousy, forces the Doctor LudoYieo
to open MS wife'5 veins and thus effects her
muTder without discovery.
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Rivers by Telegraph.

La Malta, of Cochran hsu, has issued cards
for a grand ball and masquerade at Cochran
hall Tuesday night. IL promises 10 De quite
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F,Tcgn exports, same time - ,696, 976
81 pped to points in Canada. 40
Sto X at US, ports Jan. 81, 70. 9lS, 80
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French Epoch.

French Epoch.
TABLEAU l6-RACINE AND MOLIERE.
Scene-The life-s'ze statues of Racine and
MoIiere posed on a massive, octagonal pcdes-
cornice richly carved. A graceful shaft OF
acanthus leaves, supporting inverted scroll
work, surmounted by r1ch vase OF foliage,
rises from the pedestal.
TABLEAU l7-WOMAE'S INFLUENCE.
Ssene and Chardcters-Scene at Susa, in the
palace OF Ahasuerus. A canOpied, aIabaster
throne, profussly decorated, rich IN coloring,
and studded with gems. Queen Esther in
pIores King Ahasuerus to preserve the rael-
Ires from slaughter, and staitles the king DT
cOnfessing herself a Jewess. Eliza, the
queens conddante, near by. Hamsn, faVor-
alarmed and disconnected. Hydaspes, officer
OF the palace. An armed Persian.
TABLEAU ls-PATRIJTISM.
& enc and Chdrdcters.-A field OF combat.
Arttllerists at tie guns; grenadieTs chargt 9,
led by an Off ser with the tricolor OF France,
The serene figure OF the great Napoleon Is
deserted in the background.
German Epoch.
TABLEAU ls-GOErHE AND SCHILLER.
E~sne-A memorial Gothic monument and
the statues of Germanys immortal poets
Goethe and Schiller.
TABLEAU 2D-CIYIC TRIUMPH.
go.os end Cha dcfers Schiller's beautiful
song the LAY OF the Bell Is illustrator j.
| P1re-s Inning ss star OF god, the Dell a
| been release from it, mould ana ''Concnru ,
| inscribed upon II. me maA'st, suitouhueu
| by his mcn, is admiring he WORK Of his ART
| TABLE U 2I-REP ESrANCE.
| Scene and Characters a Gothic chapel. Or
| the Altar, q deyoIiOpsl imsge of the Mattel
| ilOiorosa Marguerite, rspentanJ aad over
/ come by grief Geseeches the Mother OF Sor
! VOWS for support, and tesrfully deposits TotlY'
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Grand Exposition Ball.

will be given in the Memphis ThesteT, Tues
day night, and will be the graUdest of its kind
eya T witnessed on this continent. Alter the
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-02-26

The question OF 'Gradod and Un-
graded Schools" as introduced by Prof.
Pickett, superintendent Of the Memphis
city schools, being the subject of discus
sion, was engaged in by w. J. Davis, OF
Louisville, Kentucky; Superintendent
PitmaD, of FAyette county; Superin-
tendent Page, OF Upton county, aud
Superintendent w. F. Shropshire, Of
OOion county. Miss Conway of the city
schools read an able and interesting es-
say, her subject being Methods in
NJ IS Jones's school" The.sutect was
handled skIlfuIly and in the happiest
style, which met with the Enforcement
Of the entire institute. TIE class drIll
by Mis- Dnbbins, Of the city schools. wss
very intere'ting ard entertaining, show
ing, as it did, the great care and system
stie precision exercised by this teacher,
and the prompt obedience on the part Of
the pupils.
Evening Session.
The evening session was largely at
Tended, and much interest manifested
, 1876-04-16

Trades.
CTTUATIoN WANTED-BY A. TRENCHMAN -
= hrs-e!21B cook ia pr1vAta tAmilg fesss1se9E -
til. ety eountxJ; hsat city xsfazaoos4s AdafA "
, 1876-04-16

- CoacAmen. Ien1msToTs. 60
C1TUATION WANTED-BY A MARRIED MAN
{Gesman1 vithout children coachmau OF TO drive
aud Is vell acquainted In TIM city WKe willing 70 do
general housework it required. Address o 81, Tribune
, 1876-10-15
MISCELLANEOUS.

4 sPEG1AL G1Al. ANMogNGEMENr. ANY, g2;EE
=: h1KTIS; HSESi1S q 6E sTATE;sr. 4.Ei
LARGEST AND nEsT EET All sTocK IN CHICAGO,
AINk9F Is;E1} X N g gRApES; r 9E;
''154ASS$$ SE&$S ~ AaSEzS,' sEZH; Ez}S'
Eof4k EAkE. Ea,1Sz
EE4 S% i6K THE
EspEc1AlfT Il R6k EiSESE AL TRADE,
FULLY euAEXSfEEp kASfE ASA4fhE Is fHEPREsExgEp:
QUALITY ANpsTYLE CASNOT gE ExCELLED.
WILL RE AnIY ARHffHP T2 S VIE III EoNEE HAVE YEARS
LoWERFRicEs raAX EYER KSoWN SEE6RE:
MSk ss 81 =te ST. st;Gsf Pc ger sst
Wish %SEf;FSs55Sss: s. $is So, $40 s25.
MINK coLIANSS sSsaad S. III S1 aaa Alaska mad. up
SEAL SKIN II !hs fness manner, nun and boa, SIS.
MARTEN-$7: y So 81 $l5, $50. per set-
EkESqI $EATExss.? s. Sia perse
cILpEEN,sS IS sETsIA IS; al, kinds s 70 sIoper 'et
FiENCa Bsaa sHIHsa! sE sH g to 5. g.
SEAL SKIN SACQUES-S75, $50 $1oQ 6120 and
HAXE 1T EoE THE sEAsoN x HRAG
f6MEsT h5SS Tf POSSIBLE FE1GEs AZ LILLE
Good. will be sent c. s. g. B. by express subject to ez
animation.
Il. T. MARTIN,
154 State.st..
Chcnpn
, 1876-10-15
TO RENT-HOUSEx.

l.
TO RENT-EOnSEx
MENT-BY ". D. KERFOOT 4 CO.. 90 EAST
SoEth Dearborn two new two story aud basement
nAIo!e front houses with all modern imDrovcmenta
neTr Trsman, untario-st-
t9Moltst. netr Sophia, two story brick house con-
tanning rooms bath ETC. SO per month
lndlana"av. Oar Eighteenth -st very desirable
two-story and basement housCs g. With ali moiern ~,
provements, ~ '%'0>'e'A tA4
MonrOc-st., near Wlucnester.oy.. No. 73a nrv tuo.
story aud basement narbieffont house, With furnnce
ath-room, ETC. also good barn: CHEAP Ia 4 0nod
tenant. ~ e~ s1~@p ~ sooo
frame house with Blk bn encn co3tannt n
rooms, cellar etc. with al modern impf1rementa n
also small barn; lot 10 feet 'front.' viii h renfS t
te66ponslne tenant r. low price
,arGo nsas t"ostory frame house. With
MshnsE, .ui, S3o pSt i1uaeu: 1gta e.. ,. ox. ,
tanning IL rooms; iii modern improyements' ~ ~on'
f170 75i;S.T-pv 1r717iiS,=g-- = *
cn;N 1@ba =. =: ~ - sGS q CO.+ 134 La
L satlc-6t. corner Aau1SOu-
10 Vincennes- place, story and basement BRICK
S25.
Vinccnnes place two-Gtory aud basement brick Sos
~e'%oh.. . LVo!ha S4<.
, 1876-10-15

xv,, ~ -...
HE CHICAGO TRIBUNE.
TO RENr-Roons.
no RFTT-0S1Y 20 ~ "a Is11S1oT,:.1111~sc 11oT11 49,
suite. to front rooms hou,ekeepins, IL biick
sE 1s5s B.1s E1oos mast. 9r az n21Ms nav
no RESr-A EicEE7-FT7:z1EaEb 57577F ~
Washlngton-st: -p' t'' "e''
To1R RESI-A pleasant ROOM IX PRIVATE FAM
dS KEEPpgkfsa5R Ek9 7oe y OF g
i rooms. Day board cohYe1,ent ~ hHIa,1Fk FkoNT
s1aee;s.:, Room : zz=-----
Clark: rooms each hcside.s ase hUtnhio,sT NEAR
them: a. T. GAIT, a5 Deafboln.st:. Room Is @11'D'
To p,ti KESTbR9oMsTw9 TIT %a,ts Fsy
ment furnished tn centea, aI atso oase-
ITO nExr-onE OR TWO Suites . OF @@nss: pnnus
furnished uniurnished, with use Of barn; Of
97a aise1zaa;7z RRs4.57 zz=7 zzzi,,=zzz=zzz
no e5;Ea9 eapg 70 E.; xs9 ANN
West rees snge or en- suites also barn to rent 30
To IN zEs9-rA|k|EE :: THREE. ROOMS On SECOND FLOOR
wabash.av: w.
ToRENT-A nj. VERY DEs1EABLE, AND CONVENT:
moderate to pleasant parties References exchanged.
RIO nEyr-so. 1867 1yDiANA.1V., CORNER
nhed yvah o. wtae ba, furnished or un
RIO EENT-A FLOOR OF SIX ROOMS si77TAR7.F
sss {sn
tenant tenant. BY WILLIAM H. THOMPSON, 70 WesI
s.saisou,s.; 49, pr,a--=- ------------
ont naE1o5 NH L
7ro, Rrrr-rwo IT oone a., .Snc;e en- ~, rAr ~
%edeFa on low good In
FL E,s!2 fgRXI$E1 ROOMS CLOSE
no KEET-A LARGE sITTING-RooM AND TWO
Dearooms, na1." furnished, iss West Monroe-st.
baseaE.tt asas housekeeping hen' low 80 West Van
ITO nEsT-NIcELY FURNISHED LARGE ROOMS
and INQUIRE # @ m ts
Adams.at. ~
RIO EExT-THREE PLEASANT ROOMS. SO PER
eO7 Wabash -av.
l room. cheap. at Isl wabash-ay. ''0'@N '~'*
room furnlshed OF an9arnishsd aIso otness
ITO REsr-rwo SUITES OF FouR AND FIVE
main ,or independent resf ySpI SIS est on
gress.st- $40
i In brick house, With marble. ton furniture.
Call aay day at e3 ArpUr pluSe west Of Sheldon ST
7,;.37as71 = - - = - ----
TO KIEST-sl1 ELEGANT lt;l M R0oMS On THE SEC
ments inquire at premises ss3 SC souti. park-av.
7.,o DT37,r 3o3777 7,17;; ~ -
and vie with board for lady only; no other board-
eTs. Address Q 46. Tribune office:
REMrAr A. S9nTH moTfESr ro GoRSEE ;sr
closet to one Of two gentlemen; lrlyate family
TO MExT;=WITn ~: m on ,.y WITHOUT @ !. BOARD: BOARD: 4
Guilty On Wcst side, one block from Mail cars
In private family. with OF piano; references
cha1sed. Adarcss 4 II. tribune once: --------
ITO REET-EOOMS FOR HOUSEKEEPING, ALSO
L furnished rooms Tor gentlemen: 6iY Wabasli-av
r1,O RENT-EO 4s SOUTH GAN-ST.-FCE.
nished or unflrnished front raom In private family
~ ~----- ~= ~= - - r s
ocnfcm.o and viz ~ 20 ocntis1,e9 ma nice1g
furnfshed frnnt roou,: nso nne room an nnrnr ionr
wv. "1eo oas 1eon ~ noo1
fIH0 RENT-F0R HOUSEKEEPING, TO SMALL
a. sna ha nn oo So oSd o%
wafer: fnrnace: renr SIS ia LaEe-ay A"' oA" W."
ee.- -e1ae- -H o. -e -.1-N .- ~:
ITO REST-TWo UNFuRlNslsHED sIl ls FRONT ROOMS
L TOT housekeeping le3 doyhe'aV.
1,O REST-E1CEI, EI,Y-FURyIsHED ALCOVR ROOM
aso single roon pleasant location: you'd Loard Il
desired; mpQSfafE rflCeS. LnIk at 81 ku8h-St.
, 1876-10-15
tn HET'T.-ROOMSv

.ono -1r
olO-SlAlEEN FAUE6.
~~~,>~.~~.,~.1rs TO s1s-1a.t:s. nEN1-noems:
'NO REST-fuESlSHED ASD t GSr ffss 6niai ~ F. ! !
aad LeSe [eSs Ap1iy 81 s9qs se HON Sd door.
70 nENT-sss cA1uMEr:Av:: THREE ROOMS
aoa eose.s WIN wafer; leae ~
u room ON l@S6h 20 ohto!st: 1l.oA foNNln-D -No,-
ITO Rent : CHEAP Pleasant FgRSIsHED r.. ST E;
rooms 70 respectable parties; only one nlen stats
" East Mashington.st.
ssa Ss@i Isl
Jefferson ST., side entrance.
TO T-N1cELY.FURS1sHED ROOMS, WITH TT
East MeaIes:5sss: 0o1 s.-.ol0 " pe- NeeA- ~ -o'
Foo Room =; go ,es 1aSs!s;s. as4 -.=-z
rooms: 25s South ciaEk:st:. Room Z.
To ass KEST1-EooMs T. Re giSFUESlsHED # LOWEST
70 RENT=sToTEs: oFF7cF=: -:
stores. :s,~~""~>~~"~@@~'>~~~
ITO RESr-A VERY DESIRABLE STORE IN EN-
ssSSaa fses ars@
/ AeeR' 'p4~A"1" A1es's' &NPt' va p1e''1'so-
| ITO KENT-STORE 9o5 WEST LAEE-ST.$ $l3. DID,
hhs: Room o. Rsspeg b1efS 717a7
sE3re R ~ "sst 1 Wast near pespalnes p
r1,o nrvr-Tur nreT- -sT.xn ro6 a cR06FR M
tse west sde r ths sPsaef q aaa!ses ri $,sa
rent @ Very cheap: ,1ppty to 5ASiEi okEEFE iasi
EFT s:as TTS fs2
MIX depot AP9ly 70 Se!!a c.T9ea!s9:.t:
Gooa e. nnn 1arrs oce viii ya9i SIS month
MY IN IN IL u STI5NE lis Madison 1T.
4App'' 'o41' =. 11 - ~ t-1.se- ee-- -
i st., with light dry basement rent SIS. A. GOOD
ESBT IT, * hAD east 4 stse
south et sizteenth-at.; references gwen. Address
| y, Tribune Office
ssofcs s seate
R3ndoph-st, g. PAcl1:,ay:. = Pacinc e.; ! ionr
splendid houses on Waoasl nv S35 pr monln; saltes
ana roomS and on Fn rcsdences on NoIh La
sane-s.. 777;-7.7 77=5,s ~
Fop1ff!S1 near .iaeRson1st s! ii. FIEIsIiMASs
Room s. IsO South clark-st.
-t,o REyr-oSE.uA1,r OF THE STORE NO. 70
state.st, Tor teweler Or any other light business.
ITO RENT-NICE NEW STORE, 3lo HARRISON.
with III stare oo"
-, s1o5E. . - 1z7 73o77T77, 70c ,T10E
i good. 1aaui5s % ths premises. 1865 West hadi.
sou,s, oppos.e s7oaF
RIO REST-WEsT lso2N.sT:rIbhiCk r15 c. hIoFsEE'
+'1,,-. ,,1,r;1 1:o7; 7oo77s ~ ~; ,
J. and basement. Inquire Of 3anitor, Room No 1T
T,o nc RE RErr=KooNs FOR M1SUFAcTURfVG,
large and small light on ali sides bull ling and
, 1876-10-15

hTRS. II. r. LIMO, 1cs STATE-ST., NEAR MADI
eea 70 n ins az
peaches, imported figs orange aud other fruit ID grca
variety Special attention paid to filling Of orders fol
TA atc
, 1876-10-15
MISCELLANEOUS.


-. 1,11,1 ~ =
~ catarrh. but cure and prevent oy using Jenrr
French CataTrh Cure and Bronchial Cig2reftes Ifal
and samples free at 20 Sta.e.st.
-1-p nnrccrpe cav nr eYrppI TE0 T.i7'H FINE
H'th 4HEsSshsd ,sd.st GAS ~ nE 3G Ut ,Ionro.s,
na1o-Rooo sa~ousI A. ~ "es@ Ao"toe7s'
r WANT ANT KIND OF CIGAR AND COSFEI-
fionery atock and 1tures: must be cheap CASH
A. l. sof;f1.IE F. 941 Weal Is ashIngton-st,
= - -: - e - - - -; 175,Ec11f7=T-oo1r
JAMES WAIsMlSGTON. F1CE.fltEslUESl Ns
the Labor League, It still the Independent canooa1a
Tor Sheriff. ---
vm
~ c1ovEs
- o1ocEA cEEAyED
E6raY
70 NEW
CENTS
p.p1e c1ovr crorr a. erarEasTr 1if''
-FAh4s ALL eLos5 a1oft1' sf oA.a
r AIDES BUSINESS SCHOOL: HA1R-WORk. MIL
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M CANPBELLS 9ELF-lH STRUCTOR IN HAIR-
VI. work Is repnbltshed. AID for sale 1t CAMP
BELLS hatr~s store, III State-st.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-08-20
Tho City of New Orleans vs.. Francis r.
COurOnneau.

CUPBRIOR DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
y of Orleans, No 3so.-By virtue of writ OF
fieri facias to me directed by the honorable the
Superior District Court for the parish OF Orleans,
in the above entitled cause for city taxes OF 1876,
will proceed to sell at PUBLIC auction a. n the
street, between Canal and Customhouse streets, IN
the Second District OF this city, on WEDNESDAY,
September l3 1876, at twelve O'Clock NJ, the follow.
NJ " TWo CERTAIN yAIN Tors OF GROUND, situsted
in the First District of this city. in square mum.
St. Charles, Csr0nde ct and Julia streets, desig-
mated as lots numbers twenty-six and twenty
seven measuring sixty three feet on Girod street,
nv one hundred and six feet 10 depth
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated in the
Fir st District of this city, in square number two
hundred and fifty SEVEN bounded by Baronue, Dry.
ades Lafayette and Girod streets, desgnsted as lot
number four teen, measuring twenty three feet on
Baronne street, by one hundred and twenty-e'ght
g. A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated in the
Second District of this city, IN square numoer
sixty.seven bounded by Cuatomhouse, Bourbon,
Canal and Dauphine streets, d. Snated as ot mum
Der twenty five. measuring ffty.three feet on
Customhouse street by ifty.twO feet in depth.
4. A CERTAIN LOT or HOUND, situated in the
Second District Of tbs eiy in square IN number
Benville, Cont and Franklin streets, designated
rs lot number seven. measuring twenty feet on
Basin street, by one hundred and twenty eight
5. A CkKTA1N LOT OF GROUND, situated in the
Third District of this city, in square number hve
Frenchmen streets, designated as lot number nj
teen, measuring twenty four feet on Charities
street BY one hundred ID, and SIX feet IN depth: -,
TIL I'd District OF this city, III square mum Der three
hundred and seventy.eix, bounded by Be- gatelle;
Union Rampant aud St. Claude streets, design sfed
40 lot number twenty two measuring thirty feet
on Ba2s,elle street by hundred feet in depth.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the sPo6t:p v,cc,v.v
auI2 % eel3 Civil Sheriff OF the Parish of Orleans.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-08-20
NEW ORIRANs REPUBLICAN. AUGUST 20, 1876
SHERIFF'S SALES.

Tho City Of New Orleans W. r.
O'Schaughsnese Same W. same; Same VI. same.
- of orleans, Nos. II O97, 1896 and 9l.sSS.-By
virtue Of thr. writs of feri facias to me III.
rected by the honorable the Superior District
Court for the parish of orleans. In the above en-
titled causes for city taxes OF 1871 1873 and 1873
will proceed to sell at public auction, at the Mer'
chants and Auctioneers' Exchange, Royal street,
Second District Of this city, on TUESDAY; sep-
TENDER 1876, at twelve o'clock NJ. the follow
ing described property, to wit
First District Of this city, in square number one
hundred and nineteen, bounded by Ga ennie An
puncatiop, Caliope and Constance sire cts. deslg-
mated e. LOT number thirteen. measuring twenty.
FIVE feet on Gaiennie street, by one hundred ana
twenty-eght feet IN depth.
Seized in the above suits
Terms-Cash on the spot.
au5 20 Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.