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AUCTION SALES.
ON LONG CREDIT AT AUCTION.

RY NASH HODGSON-W. l. Hodgson, nc
ID tioneer, Office No. 10 Caropdelet street-ON
SATURDAY, March II: 1876, at IL o'clock M.
at the St. Charles Auction Exchange in the base
ment rotunda of the St Charl Hotel in the city o
New Orleans by consent of all parties in interest at
public action, without any limit reserve, to the
A VALUABLE STEAM SAW.MILL together
with the engine and all necessary machinery con
meet ed Herewith together with
TWELVE HUNDRED AND EIGHTY ACRES
parish Of Livingston, connected By wooden rail
road three and half miles long. with wa'er trans
tant from New Orleans sixty miles, at all seasons
and tOnnected by water transportation at all seasons
at distance of twenty. four miles, with the New
Orleans St Louis and Chicago Railroad at the Pass
THE ENGINE is one of George Pages manufac-
ture; has 25 horse power 111s inch cylinder by 1S
in diameter. The saw mill machinery all of Pages
manufacture and has all of his latest improvements
including a 4s.foot carriage, and has one saw so
f inches IN diameter The entire machinery costing its
THE SAW-MILL Bull DING is IS feet widely
80 feet long, and oil necessary buildings for laborers
BY a SPECIAL ACT OF THE IRG1sLATURE
OF LOUISIANA the right of way has been secured
Of 300 feet in width with the privilege of timber on
the same, extending from the Saw Mill to Spring
THE ABOVE DESCRIBED IMPROVEMENTS,
with all necessary arrangements to run Steam Saw
MILL including the railroad and five cars, were
peted and the terprise successful ly carried for
the period Of about year. by the former proprie
tor but under the pressure of the times it sus
pended, and can be renewed by the purchaser, at
trifing expense
THE PROPERTY, with all its appertenances and
improvements will be sold, with full warranty of
tit against all claims and encumbrances.
TERMS AND CONDITIONS-One fourth cash on
the spot and the balance at g. - and 1s months in
equ i payments with per cent per aHnum interest
and special mortgage, wi vendor pri ilege from
ynf Ia Ixxvth tln~
failure pay any of the credit notes at maturity
the entire credit portion shall become due and de-
Act Of sale before Andrew Hero, Notary
Public. at the expense of the purchaser, who wifi
assume over and above his bid, all taxes due and
exgible in The year 1876 F9 Is 20 q mil std
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CT CHARLES THEATER-
ENGAGEMENT FOR ONE WEEK ONLY
of the
DISTINGUISHED ARTISTS
The WALLACE SlSrERS 8
Supported by their Select Company 25 Artists and
Grand Orchestra
Monday Tuesday and "wednesday, March
D, and 8, and Extra "Wednesday Matiaec.
John Broughans Great Sensation al Drama
MINNIE'S LUCK !; Or. Tps and Downs Of
City Life.
Played 100 Nights at Walack's Theater, New York
Thursday, Friday and Saturday,,
Msrch 10 and IL !,
Fred Marsden's Romantic Drama,
JACQUkTTF; Or. In the Tolls.
SATURDAY MATINEE and SUNDAY NIGHT,
MINNlE'S LUCK.
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ANUS1M1N16

THE VAR1Tus THEATER.-Mr. Chanfrau's
performances Of the character Of Kit is ae
thoroughly bit Of character acting as his i'm.
personation of Sam, and though there is NOR
OF the sensational about the drama, it is very
interesting, full Of good scenes and teemiGs
with interest to the lovers of the strongly
marked character drama. The traits Of the
rough Arkansas pioneer are devoted love and
determined revenge for wrongs inf cted, and
both are portrayed with true artistic power
by Mr. Chanfrau.
The drama calls for the display of consider
able ability from the supporting company, and
We are pleased TO note that the members of
the Varieties troupe have given evidence of
their ability to successfully perform their
several tasks. The play is announced for
representation this evening. "The Two
Orphans will be performed at the matinee
on Wednesday.
The ST.. CHARLES THEATER-The Wallace
Sisters began their engagement at this theater
last evening. in John Broughams sensational
society drama of "Minnie's Luck, or the Ups
and Downs of City Life" Notwithstanding
the fact that they arrived in the city only Q
short time before they were required to
appear, and were Offering from the fatigue of
travelling. they gave very enjoyable perform
"Aoo' AAO pay ID AABuly luIoIentAuS, luIoI-
spersed with music, songs and dances, and
giving several very good opportunities for .
display Of neat acting. The Sisters are all
very clever in their respective roles, and will,
no doubt prove very attractive stars during
their stay in our city. The company sup
porting them is generally very good one,
and aids materially in the success of the play.
" M,nnie's Luck" will be repeated this even
ing and for the Wednesday matinee.
The ACADEMY OF Music Mr. Frank Mayo's
Succession delicscy OF appreciation and re-
markable truthfulness of portrayal we sin.
cerely commend the acting of Mr.. Frank
Mayo in "Davy Crockett" last night The
studied nicety-and we use the word advised
ly-the studied nicely with which his inge-
nuity brought into relief thousand and one
minor and yet not minor points in the bust
ness Of the play, showed if his reading was
omitted how thoroughly he has perfected
himself in the part
The plot is essentially American, and of
course love is at the bottom of it ALL but
lacking the strained and unnatural charac-
teristics of many of those backwoods dramas,
'David Crockett has about it a strorg
twang of what ought now to be called the
true dramatic school Of our country.
Idyllic in its character, affecting in its rem
dition, and national in its scope, the play
cannot but bring to Mr.. Mayo the golden
fleece, and that is thronged houses and in
creasing popularity. We have not the space
to partlcularize now the support, but when
We say that the large house pronounced the
nights performance eminently great sue
CESS, that ought to be enough.
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Fine Wines-Fine Wines.

St Estephe Chateau Giscours, Chateau Pontet ca
net Chateau Larose Chateau Margaux, Chateau La
fite Graves. Sautern g. Haut Sauternes, Latour
Blanche Chateau Yquem, Monopoe of the renowned
brand Cruise and F. t. Freres, Bordeaux The bottles
of abovA wines elegantly put with patent wire
netting For sale by PAUL GELPI & BRO,
Il Decatur or Old Levee street.
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OPERA HOUSE
LAST NIGHTS
This Tuesday EWING, March =,
(BENEFIT OF JULIETTE CLARENCE,)
LIE SPHINX.
And
LES SONNETTES.
~
Wednesday, ut Noou.
LA MAITRESSE LEGITIME.
EHURSDAY NIGHT, March Son Demande nm
Gouverneur," and Les Domestiques." mh7
n LOBE THEATER-
" Corner of Baronne and Perdido streets
James rhyme Lessee and Manager
Marsh Adams. Business and Stage Manager
OPEN EVERY NIGHT.
The Only Variety Theatre i'm the City.
The new appearances this week are:
Little Ardine, La Be lie Iouise
Miss Ella st. Clair. Miss Belle Ferguson,
Miss Salie Antonio, Miss Sallie Winters,
Miss } uia Leavitt, Miss Molie Brown,
Miss Blanche Selwyn, Miss Jennie Sothern
AND all the cd favorites will appear in Sparkling
Novelty Clio. The only place in the city to see
the Grand French
mh5 CAN.CAN.
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Raisins-Raisins.

1000 Boxes LAYER LONDON LAYERS and
finest DEHESAS.
1000 Half Boxes LAYER LONDON LAYERS
and finest DEHESAS
loOo Qusrter Boxes LAYERLONDON LAYERS
and finest DEHESAS.
Fer 80 by PAUL GELPI 4 BRO,
E.5 Il Decatur y I'D Lsvee street.
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A cADEMY OF MUSIC

A CADEMY OF MUSIC
THE FAVOR1TE FAMILY THEATER
Engagement for ons week only
Commencing Aunday, March 5.
Americas Greatest Charac er Actor.
Mr.. FRANK MAYO.
With his talented Dramatic COMPANY, presenting
MurdOcks Beautiful Idyl Of the Backwood's
EMIT ed DAVY CROCKETT. produced with
ELECTS and appropriate appointments No IN.
dlans, no murders, no rufians and no coarse vul-
Friday, March 1O-B.nefit Of Mr.. FRANK MAYO
Sunday, March 12-John Brougham's LOTTERY
OF LIFE. mh1
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AN4UAEDEn
Mrs. CHANFRAUS vARTERlES
IA Corner Of Canal md 0Auphine staeets.
Last nights of the brilliane coneiian.
DIR. FRANK &. CHANFRAU.
naonday, The best Of American
Tuesdnys dramas.
Thwrsday, TPaVFI m
A"o ohfHANS MATINEE Wednesday Noon,
Narch6.
Mr. Chanfau's Farewell
Friday Mr.. and Mrs CHANFRAU
jointly appear. A double bill.
Farewell Two acts each of
SAM and KIT and the
Bems mt. KGUGH DIAMOND.
KIT MATINEE Saturday Noon
Monday. March Is = The beautiful Miss MAY
aOWAhU. mis-
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FOR RENT.

TO RENTS inserted in this column not exceeding
one square FIFTY CENTS.
EVOH RENT-THE TWO DESIRABLE OF
y 1ces, with Cotton Rooms attached No. 1856 and
1888 Gravier street occupied by the undersigned
to whom apply for terms, etc
LEHMAN, ABRAHAM & CO.,
jag tt 1856 and 1879 Gravier street.
LVOR RENT-FURNISHED ROOMS FOR GEN.
Il tlemen Apply at LEIGHTON'S Shirt store, cor
ner Canal and st. Charles streets lad If
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

NEW ADVERTISEMENT
D. THE. AYERS, G. B. MILLER,
OF Galveston, Texas OF Galveston, Texas
FORESTER DOLHONDE,
OF New Orleans La
MILLER, DOLHONDE e. CO.,
EXCLUSIv
93 and IS Magazine street,
New Orleans, La.
Consignments solicited of Hog Products, Flour,
Grain and Country Produce generally. Orders filed
at market prices. Careful ard prompt attention
given to all business. LIBERAL ADVANCES
MADE ON CONSIGNMENJS. mh5 I'm
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Sparkling COgnac!


ALL vINTAGEs Of
A. G. MEUKOW,S elaborated BRANDIEs
IN WOOD AND IN GLASS.
For sale in Bond or Duty Paid by
PAUL GELPI BRO,
Sole Agents of the South,
Al Decatur or Old Leveo street.
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| BELMONT HOTEL. 62l. 623 and 625 WASHING.
- ton street. BOSTON, (oppasite Globe Theater).
Located in the centre OF the city, and easily reached
modern improvements Rooms European plan), 81
per day upward. A frstclss. Restaurant and Pri.
vate Dining rooms. if preferred at moderate
The most convenient location, quiet and comfort E.
able home and 6rst-class accommodations at prices
adapted to the striagency Of the times the spe-
cial advantages AFFORDED At the .BELMONT;"
u EDUCTION In KOBERTS'S IMPROVED
IL PLANTATION CABINS.
CABINS from $i5 up-according to size-all com.
dressed and Rough Lumber, Door, Sash, Blinds and
Cisterns furnished At reduced rates.
Orders CT communications left in either box
Box at ldams & works, II Commercial Place.
Box 2. Janney's, III Common street.
Box No. l: Mechanics Exchange.
ia18 Tu TIL Sa I'm
10 OSSMORE HOTEL,
y Junction of Broadway. eth AvS and 4ad Street,
NEW YORK CITY,
Three blocks west Of the Grand Central Depot, near
the Elevated Railroad and but twenty MINI ties from
Wall street, new and elegantly furnished Hotel-all
modern improvements Rates "a per day. Liberal
CHARLES E. LELAND, Proprietor
Of Delevan House Albany N Y, and Clarendon
Hotel Saratoga Els 3m
THos NUGENT. J. A. RILLIEUx.
NEW ORLEANS sHOEING SHOP,
04...... Basin etreet.
Between Perdido and Gravier streets.
F9 3m NEW ORLEANS.
MADAM EMMA, THE GREAT MAGNETIC
lv1 and Healing Doctress who has cured hundr eds
in this city by her wonderful power can be consulted
at No. 2ls ST. JOSEPH STR Get between Caronde-
let and Baronne, from A. NJ. until p. M. Madam
Emma is the most scientific healing medium of the
age. She cure all diseases the human family is
subject to- both male and female She potss sses no
power but practices the stricest sci
entifc principles Her wonderful power from child
enables her read the destiny of the human family
She SURPRISES huadreds by revealing the hidden mys.
teries of the present past and future She also pos
se.sss secret to bring the unhappy together.
k29 '761y
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BALLS.
GRAND MASK, FANCY AND DRESS BALL
To be given at
st. PatriCk,s HALL.
Saturday, March IL, 1876,
(PuriIl),
To celebrate the anniversary of the TOuro Infrmary
and Hebrew Benevolent Association of New Orleans.
TICKETS FIVE DOLLARS.
Invitation Committee
JOS. WAGNER. SJHART.
MAX BRAUN, SIMON COIN.
DAVID COIN, MAYER LEVY,
II. DREYFUS,. N. SCHWARTZ
A. SCHLENKER.
Applications for Ladies' Invitations can be made to
the members of the above Committee or they can be
left at the Harmony Club in Odd Fellows Hall,
where the Commit g meet every evening F29 I'd
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FOR SALE.

E,OR SALE-A NEW AND SUBSTANTIAL
L Hull for . small steamb at; length lis feet, 90
feet beam. feet hold. Model built for sire wheel
Any parties having light second hand machinery can
get up good boat at very small by purchasing
her. as she will be sold low. Win be found at Sims.
port for eight or ten days. mb3 IT.
NOR SALE-A FINE TOP BUGGY AND HAIR.
i ness. nearly new. Price $25. Apply at %
Union street. F271s
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Seed Corn. Seed Oats. Seed Rye.
OO00 BUSHELS NEW MADRID GOURD
AOOO SEED CORN.
500 Sacks White and Black GALENA SEED OATS.
200 Sacks Red RUST PROOF SEED OATS.
100 Sacks White and Black SEED RYE.
Also Feed Corn, Oats Blan, Hay Rye -Four,
Straw, Grits and HOminy, all fully guaranteed.
For sale IN lots to suit by
GEORGE HECK 4 CO.,
Corner Poydras and Tchoupitous streets.
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Wants and To Rent inserted in the BULLETIN for
1ftv cents.
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| THE OR.
Life and He
UNITED STATE
HOME OFEICE,
MOBILE.
Present Capital Stock, 500, 600.
WIN. b. KETCHUM, President. FEE. DAvDs
B. D. LAY, Actuary. W. G. ENGLA
GEO. A. KETCHUM,
President and General Manager, Alabama Departm
President and General Manager, Mississippi Depart
President and General Manager, Georgia Departme1
Security, Economy and Lberality are the leading D,
All approved forms Of Life and Endowment Policies
Seven years.
Accident Policies issued for any time from three da
RAILROADS.
VTHE MOBILE LINE
THE GREAT THROUGH RouTR
no TIE
EAST. NORTH AND WEST.
Via Louisville, via Atlanta and via st. Louis,
CARRYING THE UNITED STATES MAIL
Canal street, as folloss g.:
DEPART. ARRIVE.
EXPRESS --.....7:3o A. NJ. Mail 10 A. NJ
vile, Lynchburg and Baltimore. WITHOUT
CHANGE and only one change to New York and
Eastern cities.
Ticket Office, corner of Camp and Common streets,
opposite City Hotel
D. B. ROBINSON, Superintendent.
1a3O1y NORMAN C. JON ES. Gen. Agent.
NEW ORLEANS, ST. LOUIS AND CHICAGO
RAILROAD COMPANY.
GREAT JACKSON ROUTE.
aud ofxar 7 A Mt A Nv o1sx 1c1c
Trains depart and arrive a. follows:
From CalliOpe Street Depot.)
DEPART. ARRIVE
Express 7:20 A. M. Express $40 A. M.
Mail. $50 p. M. Mail p. NJ
Accommodation. a P. NJ Accommodation 900 A. M.
mediation. 10 p. M.
Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars through to st. Louis,
Chicago Louisville and Cincinnati
Only change of sleeping cars to Eastern cities.
Tickets for sale and information given ut 20 Camp
street, corner Common.
A. D SHELDON. Agent
e. .. FROST General Manager. ap12
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Pork and Bacon.
SOO BARRELS MESS PORK.
100 :. Prime Mess PORK.
100 :. Family Clear PORK.
200 :. Extra Prime PORK.
100 \. hump PORK.
so Half barrels Pig PORK.
25 Casks BACON CLEAR SIDES
25 :. BACON CLEAR RIB SIDES.
IS : BACON SHOULDERS.
Arriving and in store for sale by
E. K. CONVERSE,
mh5 st "a Magazine street.
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Color and Qnality Of Coffee.


letters NJ, A., A. 4 B., T., being marked on
the mats to designate the quality. The initial
letter Of the importer, or any letter designated
By him il also always marked over the letter
designating the quality Of the coffee There
fore the top letter is the importers mark and
the bottom letter describes the quality of the
coffee. Neither the vessels name nor the
number Of mats in the invoice is marked. As
. cargo may contain ell these descriptions,
the different buyers will not necessarily get
the same quality; neither will the buyers of
any one description out Of the same cargo
necessarily get the same quality. although it
i 20 marked, and for this reason:
lava ocffee IL improved in money value,
though mot intvinsically, BY . long, boistsrous
voyage, whom the matches Of the vessel are
kept closely bastened down, thus shutting of
eli ventilation. This tauses the or fee to be-
come heated and changes its color from pale
green 10 more or less yellow or brown color,
% highly priced, and this color varies accord
ing to what part Of the vessel the coffee is in.
Even in an ordinary voyege, that slowed in
the center Of the cargo will turn out here with
. browner color than when shipped, and Of
course worth moro money than other lots Of
the Same in the same cargo, 80 that different
lots Of exactly the same quality when shipped
viii be different on arrival here. Also the
same description will nos run alike through
ont the eason--Batimore Grocer.
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Louis ROederer Cha mpagne.
LANDING AND FOR SALE BY THE UNDER
SIGNED:
20 BASKETS OF Is AND 30 QUARTS EACH,
70 BASKETS OF so AND 60 PINTS EACH,
Of this Superior Wine prepared for the Russian
French and English Markets.
PAUL GELPI BRO
II Decatur or Old Levee street.
Sparkling COgnac!
DISEASES QUARTS PINTSAND HALFPINT
Of NJ. DUkOZIER.S CELEBRATED CREMANT
IMPERIAL or SPARKLING COGNAC, the favor
ite beverage OF "B0ns Vivants" and High Life
Now landing and for sale by
PAUL GELPI BRO.
Sole Agents for the South
Al Decatur or Old Levee street.
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H fercrces-Faculty of the University s
ana Patrons OF last Session. For crculal3 &lnls
tner particulars. address GEO. G. PRKOTMr.
flolm Lock Box 904. S
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NEW YORK.


Cotton Burned at Breoklyn.
NEW YORK, October l0.-Eisht hundred
bales OF cotton, valued at $1 900, and be-
longing to Inmap, Swami e. Co.. wero
burned in Brooklyn tonight. The fro waG
caused by sparks from q tugbost. The cot
ton that was not destroyed BY fire Va
thrown overheard. The property is fully
insured.
A Domestic Tragedy.
Pat Mcguire, . saloon keeper ct Mount
Vernon, auarreled with his wife on Sunday,
accusing her of infidelity. Finally. grasp
ing each of his four children, he lifted them
as high a. his head and dashed them to The
floor, exclsimiDg: "This is not my child"
One of the children has since died; the
others are in Q precari0us condition. Ma
guire was arrested.
Swapping Organs.
Rev. T. Dewitt Talmaee has retired from
the edit0rship of the Christian at Work,
and assumed that of the Chicago AdraMceS
which will hereafter have an Office in thiB
city.
Death Of a Tribune Editor.
John F. Cleveland, for more than thirty
years q member of the editorial staff of tho
Tribune, and brOther-in-laW of Horace
Greeley, died yesterday.
Peace Kept In Indiana.
The Tribune states that yesterday the
chiefs of the two great parties in Indiana
met at Indianapolis, Governor Hendricks
among the number, and united in common
measures to secure q fair and peacefal
election to-day. They issued an address
demanding that repeaters and imported
roughs shall not interfere at the polls, and
agreed to an armed body of citizens, to b
held subject to the order of Governor Hen
bricks and the mayor and sheriff ct In
dianapolis, to enforce order in that city.
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SPORTING.
jerome Park Races.


JEROME PARK, October l0.-Frrst Race
One and quarter miles; won by Warlock,
Outcast second, Mettle third. Time-2l4k.
Second Roce-Three-qrarters Of mile,
for two year olds; won by Oriole, HiberniA
second, BeDzine third. Time l:20A. Oriolo
sold fourth in the pools.
Third Race-Two miles; won by Virgil,
Abilene second, Fiddlestick third. Time
$40.
Fourth Race-One mile for all ages; won
by Sister of Mercy, Courier second, Rap
pahannock third. Time-l:H.
Fifth Raee-Two miles and half; won
by Dead Head, Resolute second, Bullet
third. Time-4:50h.
Nashville Races.
NASHVILLE, October 10.-Blood Horse
Association. Track in splendid condition.
Mile heats for three year olds was won BY
Henry Owens, Melmestic second. Time
l:47& l:49a4.
Mile and . half was won BY Whisper
Jack Shepherd second. Time-2:44N.
6nugsler's Rapid Time.
DOVER, N. H.. October 10.-Smugglee
beat Judge Fullerton. Time-2::H, 2::2l,
2:24A. -
Base Ball.
MEMPHIS, October l0.-Columbus Buck
eyes 9; Memphis Reds 2.
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REPUBLICAN GAINS IN vOHIO
Gain Of Several Congressman

INDLANAPOLIs, October IL, A. M.
The situation in the State is still in some
doubt. The election is very similar to the
ones in 1868 and 1872, when the gubernato.
rial majorities we're less than 1000.
A very heavy vote was polled, and owing
to the great length of the ticket it is impos.
sible, except in very thinly populated dis.
tricts, to give the result.
The returns already received indicate Re-
publican gains in the Southern part of the
State and losses in the Northern, occa-
stoned by the withdrawal of the German
vote. Williams own township, generally
. reliable Democratic precinct, gives Blue
Jeans but % majority.
It is safe to assume that Harrison is
elected, but his majority can not be esti-
mated until fuller reports are received.
The Democratic managers are in receipt
of dispatches which they say are contra
diotory to those received by the Repub-
icans, but they don't give them to the
public, and look like men who have no
hope.
Upon the congressional ticket the Demo
Gratis have carried the first, second, third
and twelfth districts; the Republicans the
rest, except the eighth and tenth. which
are in doubt, with the chances in favor Of
the Republicans.
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pomptete; tho same to be kept 1T all times
u good order and ready for service.
SEC. 4. That the hook and ladder COM
Pany shall be provided with one hook and
adder carriage, full set Of hooks and
ladders, and one horse with the REQUISITE
parness complete, the same to be kept at
vice.
SEC. B. That each steam fire engine com.
pany shall be provided with one service
sble steam FIRE engine, one hose carriage
and at least 500 feet of hose of the first
quality, and q sufficient number of horses,
with the requisite harness complete. the
leame to be kept at all times in good order
-~~S~ Tor service.
Albo.
Assault land battery, eto.-Jeau Marie,
upon officer William Mohr, August Z; JO.
eeph Gettings, upon Officer A Martin.
June IL; Oscar Frederick, upon Officer j.
Larkin, September 6.
TRUE BILLS.
Murder-Pater Coyle and William Viii
kinson, alias Red Bill No. g for the murder
of Franz W. Ziegler in No l43 Gravier
street on the fourth of July. 1876.
George Trevalon, for the murder of
George Guillaume on the eighteenth of Au-
gust. 1876, on Esplsnsde street, between
Rape-Michael Monier, for outraging Fan
ME Schorn and Oltilie Mender, nine years
old, on the twenty-second of August, 1876,
at No. IS St. Peter street.
CONVICTED.
Breaking and entering, etc.-Joe Robin
son, alias DsgO Joe. breaking and entering
the store of F. Henry. on Exchange alley,
near Cont street, during the night Of the
twenty.fourth Of April, 1876.
First District Court.
PLEADED GUILTY.
Shepherd Gray, of assault.
ACQUITTED.
Entering, etc.-Charles Navra, Charles
Richardson.
CONVICTED.
Entering, etc.-Richard Moran. Thomas
Walters.
Petty larceny-Charles Navra.
SENTENCED.
Matt Malloy, entering, etc one year
MLSTRIAL.
John Lewis, on petty larceny.
second District Court.
SUGGESTIONS of Jacob Bechler and Oscar
Gelpi opened.