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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-13

s2s &3Y @mp244 40 1@pN49{n the ~.
s1Faeaon. 14s whols nguln6nt n kyof
Of TIL eenaEuetiDns peoQppdss uponrtha
fact that no other authosity than thai II
the Sonata President haa -basn indicaAsd
OF empowered BY the constitution, and
that not only according 70 IA doctxine u
An inpliadr pevsr-t e sxssuteA daty con
ffsred. but er necessitsts thispower exists
iA'the President Of IT, Sonata. Ls.t = Z
We vers paftioulaeiy .stsuck with The
distinctions taken BY Nj. whyte between
the judicial and ministerial functions OF
~ officer Appointed to perform . lawful
function. A clerk may be required to
record = deed, bat he must 80 that It d :
deed. Otherwise his act y void. A ahsrif
is no judge Il the proprissy Of issaisg .
process, but he must PEE At HID own
proper peril that the process Is formal
The clerk Of deliberativs body ID re-
ouired to make roll Of the members Of
that body, but he must see that it is .
true roll Of the members. The President
Of the Senate may in like manner deter
mine whether the entire list Of claimants
Is entitled to vote or'whether there are
some claimants who are not voters.
When We colns to inquire how far it
would be proper to intrust this indispen-
sable discretion 10 some one, We can not
sss Why . person designated, g Mr.. Lang
don was, BY the senatorial coaolave of
States, nsy not Do ~ wen intrusted - any
other human being. Neither the Chief
Justice nor any membsr or members Of
the Supreme Court to whose casting vote
might b. coo6ded the decision Of such
question, would be entitled, on theory, to
any moro confidence than President
chosen by the council Of States We do
not care for the honor of the republic, to
quote The o2inisns Of the Cengress which
decided tho election Of Nj. Jefferson, IS
it was given BY the elder Bayard, . FsA-
eralist - his descendant is . Democrat
Worse scandals have heen, il s,true, pub>
lished Of holy cardinals, Who have been
confined IN tie conslavsr but neither those
Or any e<hse prsesdests Prov that The
only Official indicsted ~ the dbnstitutiop
- an nmpire to decide Tia slectioa a the
executive may not b a. At Tor the trust
- any Other agent. vhstsosyers When it
is oonsidered tbAs this agent 3 chosen by
the reprsssnta4iyses Of I'll the States n
Senate assembled that the theory Of the
constitution. 8 yet unchanged in this To-
spect. 81; this SspAte q hsvisilant watch |
over The rights Of the States we can see
No reason Why any one who respects the
constitution q II " should objsos 10 tie
conclusion which We have stated. It is
hat tho President Of the Senate i the
officer appointed By the constitution to
receive I'D examine the electoral .cseti6,
,atss; to prepares true ron Of tho electors;
y count, O. have counted; ct his discre-
ion, in the presence Of the two separate
'ouses Of Congress, The result Of this roll. !
md to promulgatss the same for the OIL
'ial Information Of the government, the
'ountry and the world. - -. l
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-13

When Hsmlet was trying to Pit up job
on his unels be thought every bpay VS. .
pawnbroker. or somsthing,of that sort To
good colder he said, 'HHold you the watch
tonight The man said he did, and then
Hamlet began to question time, and decker
over the witching hour Ct night. cs 4. =. : /.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-13

In the centennial report on q sewing ma
chine is mentioned the following point Of
it's construction: f"k straight .ueedle, with
its eyes parallel with the direction OF
feed" Il has every Qualif oation for .
hearty free lunch boarier, ~ 2n & 80 :
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-13

A year ago ..::Rcmse aaadsJulisp was
Played st the Varieties fThsstre, with Mira
Chanfrau. john Mccullough and Frank
Mordsunt, respectively, as Juliet, Ro,nc5
and Mercutio. These performers were all
OF middle ago and large size, and together
made for Romeo and Juliet" the healthiest
cast ever seem. rsv. saT. 49, -
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-13

Mr.. Patton wants to know if it WIS
crime to tell the people that Democrats
would carry Lopi4ians7 That depends
upon how the preseherslook at q. George
Washington world MT havs told such .
thing ii he never got 4 fiatchet. a''ssztA
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-13

The Democrat publishes the Palmer
Trumbu!l address on LoaisianA affairs
under the heading, "Hon. Abrsm 8. Hew
it," which heading is set up in big job, let
ter, aud that IL what il, H.. III. !.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-13

Professor o. g. Fowler il still before the
public, feeling msn's hsads and ttliing
them Why they fail Il business. e...
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-13

Now i the winter Of bulldoziDg discon-
tent made sad by defeat Of the unrsgener'
ate SOL Of New York. ---s--
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-13

fyou intend to stand mp for right, stand
up straight iftsre 10 too much crooked
backed Friendship in the world.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-13

Tho immortal Bard isfstill living in Ala
bams. He il ssddest when he sings in
front of poetofice.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-13

They are not good men who toll lies
when they talk loud, and only speak the
truth in o whisper. ~. .-4 50 500
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-13

Sittisg Bull hss bis mental reservations,
but they afford hisa no idea of . happy
hunting ground.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-13
SMALLPOX NOTICE.

I At regular meeting Of the Board Of Health.
held on the seventh q December, 1875 the fsllsw.
ing n s3luten vas adopted: xee $50. -e.-
]. Resolved. That the public be advised OF the
rapid extension Of sma lrox fom the First to the
ether districts. -
2. Thst the medical corps OF the city DO invited
to assst she sxstary Inspectors vsceinatial The
chi!lleu and 1evseoinating tie adults; and ss
3 That they Be requested to IeAaer taid servioes
\ gfatu,teusly. 500.
81 - 3 Pr sldent Board q Asalth
Y. L Ii A0A.IER, NJ ID. Secretary Bead Of
sealth. ;. 81 L. 20 - :dsl3 1t 2p Q
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-13

A New York man was recently compelled
to pay $500 for sending threatening mes
sage by postal card. Yet they say postage
10 cheap and the cards great convenience.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-13

Tho private drinking clubs are being
severely taxed by the entertainment Of 80
many distinguished political strangers. !
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-13

The Democrat Interviewed Hon. .Jeptba
d. New on the day Of his arrival mere, md
says: Judging from thsmanuer in which
he speaks, his services win be invaluable
to the cause of right and Justice" We cor.
tainly hope 20; but If Mr.. New spoke As if
his services would be invaluable to any
cause, he did not mean that the purport Of
his language should DO pubIished.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-13

There is . desire to see Miss Mary Ander.
son as Lady Macbeth She will find 1t
necessary to add tho character to her
tragic repertoire in course Of time, and
might - well begin hero whore she finds
sympathy and encouragement. Bringing
ont Asssrs. Pope. Whseloek, Southland,
Routledge and others, "Macbsth" could be
splendidly cast at tho Varieties Thestre.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-13

An old citizen wants Mardi Grss to 60
over, and says, "This y no time for Tom
fOolishnNee, r. .4c.s ~
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-13

I1POKTlNT To GAS CONSUMERS.
! 1sAaciiss n Prizes, Tres. % 50 - - 10
.r.g Net.
Oy51es OF NKW ORLRAHs GAsElanr CoxpAnY,l
New Orleans. November n, ls7d. !
/ In aoeerdanes With Shs eoae.uslsn Of thD Boor6
Of Dizss9sEs ct ah<ir tlaet .asnsal meeting, AslA
February T.. 1876. the Ddcs Of go vii b reduced
. n ths dist,icts supplied BY this company On and
alter Januasy.1, ls77. 70 rHlK8 DOLLARS PRR
THoUsAAD CUBIC FEET; and further discount
Of TIN PER CKNT win be allowed for promp
paymsut, - hesetofore, upon Al monthly bills
Wherein The consumption Of gss exceeds 500 cubic
leeA
BY order Of the Board:
nol4 3m 2p v. vALLOIS. Secretary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-13
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-13

There is too much Hsyesisg in the Elec-
toral Colleges to suit Democratic freshmen.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-13

A., A.k....., SnAAH>Aff S1nHAx
Sl&W 00keBoo1U sessss'sss
neeiciAl l0nnNAl or I'VE I'M koxJAJkt
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Tbia ia the crisie lor 0sores Teaseis
Train. q g.svs'n4.f- .lsA
Firsnen ase thinking about tho aouftn OF
March. " 7g-.sfse. g. - -
Truth y expensive "ssn /" "a'' "
toiled. .,,--------- -
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81 -. ..>>..l fo,<~
Dia1s0A' "1s"o "'' '"-'A0-
years ago. 49,
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A"o,'o ~en 'o'0 ''''- ~~-
m'lu0l 49, - - .-.,,e
Frosty nornings in Pennsylvania are
called car Dippers-
If STOKES stssnpts to lecture no may e.
psct to b lectsrsd.
Political affairs are moro fAe'no IL San
Franeiaco than here.
Indian msssacres pale behind the hghs OF
Louisiana bulldozing. .-.1.4.....s-
There il NO impeaoh'mesnss F. Wood says
it would not b pclitic. C>EEs =
Tho manwho soswers Ill Questions testify
is apt to test tho patience OF his friends.
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-13
Az ATTORNEY FOB TILDEN ADVISES THE
PEOPLE OF LOUIsIAHA.

PEOPLE OF LOUIsIAHA.
/ Under the complimentary caption
':Hayes' Louiaians Stssl, we find in an
organ of the White League 4 violent opin-
ion from jeremiah Black, ESQ.,, attorney
at-law, that his client, Mr.. Samuel Tilden,
has been deprived and defrauded Of his
political Heritage History informs Us
that this same attorney was the re-.
tanned counsel aad legal adviser Of Nh.
James Buchanan, deceased, and it is
Remembered that the Same eminent at
'tornsy recently sppeared In defense Of the
imlesched Republican Secretary Of War.
He now appears for M. Sd. Tildsn, Who
seems to have been left by the Federal
electors to occupy that private station
which he i SO eminently qualified TO-
adorn, We Had really thought that Lou
isiane had attorneys enough Of her own.
1tseems not. They have been all snubbed
and set aside, and their wtole abilities
merely furnish . brief to be argued by
this distinguished advocate. They take
back seats in the ban, and applaud the
retention Of their wn.arguments by . far
more renowned bsrrister than themselves.
Appointment feature in the brief argued
By Sergeant Black is tho personal defama-
lion Of the defendants. This is the most
admission of weakness, as Is well
known to the veriest shyster who has ever
yelped in courtroom here or elsewhere.
In his introductory statement he ,ciaims
o be able to prove that whereas .sa :.
By the Federal constitution and tho laws
81 Louisiana the people Of that Ssste in
heir pr mary capacity land they only) have
. right to appoint elecsdrs Of PRECEDENT and
VicB q President, nevertheless, Z certain |
State officers Of not0siossyly bad character
rave o0Dspired. among thenselves asd with
,ther evil dispoeh persons % -tiaaeF xnd |
appointees' OF che people from
performing the duties tassigneA 70 them BY
heir oonseitueAtS--tO organise a oleetoysl |
Of other perseo6 AasinH}
- authority hxcspt what they derive from 4
he fraudulent sfdoor Of ne. coaspn otors |
tesRsslCeG "A bod Id el@&i yaaG y -Gis
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-13

A government cen not run well on man
dsmus and iniuuse5on ts6cks. g,s
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-13

Squeaky boots, coming late to church,
are an abomination unto tho Lord. -,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-13

A blind man pighs. ton whore the Jeffer.
son Sentinel 1lls its "Chip Basket" i :
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-13

A Christian he's ebsaiasd diveece from
his wife On account Of iiAdslity. 90 :
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-13

Frosty nosnings in Pen6sylvania are
called car Dippers.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-13

The attention Of the people should not be
arrested without . warrant. roe
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-13

The manwho soswers Ill qdestioDs testify
is apt to test tho patience Of his friends.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-13

There 10 no impeach-meant. F. Wood says
it would not b pelitic. aT.EEt
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-13

does not exist is proper from the rejection
Of this proposal / So. fs.Es .1I .ssa5 i. 8
The fact then recurs that. the Presi-
dent Of the Senate is the only medium
by which tho viii of tho peopls az ex.
pressed through the, electoral. appoint
ment Of the States may be made known.
The question then remains open: Whist
is the power OF the President of the Sem
ate in preparing the roll of the electoral
votes, counting TIE rest!t of this ron and
promn1gatiAg the result Of tho prssidental
a1enf;0rps T.hy- Lsis. 9~s G~4a seE s1si
=, "a, a.sssz, % yes c. .nG1 ia .za..l
The REPUBIIcxSs ohas heretofore ex-
pressed its opinion Upon this qaestionfn
ito own language, but it may strengthen
that opinion greatly by adding the reason
ings Of eminent Senators ana especially
Democratic Senator'S, In vindication Of
the same view. -
The most, decided advocate of the doc
triae which we Lave 6vowsd was Senator
whyte, of Maryland. He was supported
by Senator Stevenson, of Kentucky, and
both placed their : position upon the
ground that the duty Of the President of
the Senate to count the electoral vote vas
established by the earliest precedent, the
soundest reason, and was most consonant
with the rights Of the States as expounded
by the Democratic party. ~' . 49,
In arguing the force Of precedent By
which this view was sustained, MI. Whyts
cited tho fact that the convention which
reported the constitution recommended
the election of President Of the Senate
pro tempore ''for tho sole purpose Of 10.
celv1ng, opening and counting the votes
tor PRESIDENT" Under this resolution
MI. Lapgdon was elected, and performed
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-13

Political affairs are moro Poetic in San
Francisco than here.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-13

The Times and Democrat are comparing
their gas bills, which ere hs6ky. sse-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-13

The second joipt guile , suspesded " hen
CongroagUDnseonot % Turkey. $50 ..,.f :
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-13

Twelve men are more than can agree on
q murder case. s~''7 s7t 'ts--.
New-York tribune., 1876-03-01

rem Fortune Bay. ~ r. wsrd PARKS Bogart PORT Royal
s. c.; j. &. Rog,rs FlstcheI, New-foI 49,. r,..,,
BALTIMORE, Fob 29Arf1yed sc west pennls o,9m
Boston Cleared steamships Ri Hiekstne HS e,t fr
Louisa waker Eienicn n u bsrts S,Sui4, n H ns VIZ
BiRtraeht Muswe ok. stetbh sci sop1is "' IA WIZ
nams, Boce del Toro. ,...... S,,..,.
IiverIoo; Naderlan Randle Antwe ~ DenaRce nue.,
Wood Batu w woodward, Yours Do; bIlg tra"ce-es
hiver Ala ka Townsend BrandywinS Re nieel JenAins
Sal m Jhrer Brothers. Cooper esle CelI HteaIshioS
Capella Iryden COX for or es w EytIman rat 10
Richm0rd II, l.. cav, l1erson Batmore schIs' ". =
sca Barrett Carenss; h. A. Baizey, townsend, Ashn-
CHARLESTON Feb. 2s.-Ceared, ta-k eunevere CBr).
NOBLE Feb es-Arived. ship George Hurlbut, Mason,
6nmsby. - M -, -, er.s- c.. ,o
Delaware ,ity. - x -,
ker rom Havana Cleared barG St O,neNi'ye Nr) for
Bordeaux.
CNorl Abraham sen. fara; Co, pes.dy tBr G rrtdi,
Rio Janeiro Maggie L Carv. (Br.) PncIney re,her IA
sclr Harry FI,d, Csrdne as..s. Clear,e; - ips
Annie Ff st (Dr.l elDurne Ljdtn Nora tNor MoIi u
LverpoOL Bel ely CasAe (Brl West Bristol scar Beta
sAvtx(Ai. FeJ 2s-Cleared bark Maria Adelaide tcer)
fof Bait more
(Fr.l Passsio,. { alae.
iItr Latest Shts Ee,os see rim Pdge.l
New-York tribune., 1876-03-01
NEw-YORK, NEw-HAvEN AND HART

NEW-Y0RK, NEW-HAVEN AND HART
IN FORD X. R-NEH.YORK AND NEW HAVEN DI.
VISION.-Miner Arrangement, commencing Nov -. 1870
Passenger station in NewYork, Grand Central Depot
trance on Forty secOnd-st
TRAINS LEAVE NEW YORK.
Trains for New Haven leave at 7.iO (Accp) S05 (Ex
e;O5 (Aecnh 10 no. (Ea., q N. (Acc'nh (EK.l 22o
(Acen), (sxl 40 and 5;I5 Qocal Er g(Ex.l aud 10
Iot south Norwslk. 10. s'05. 0:O5 l2 m (I)
POO g. ~ txl 4f0 Jl5. 5A0, $780, g. 10 For STANFORD
7:lO o. 90, 10 10 IL l. 2:2O aud 90 (Er.i
s:5S 40 AS Is, 40 80, 10. and IL p
Hostou ExpIess SpIing6ei at s:0J gnd 10 and
D. M via Shore Line At and 10 ?. m! the 500 m l.
800 aud and 10 y. stopping at stamford orwalk and
500 and 10 and s. and 10 P m at BTigep,ri Tho
SOS IN. and connect with trains on shore Line Di
vision for Irosiiencs The so5 a. M ana H. p m e9nnsct
Northampton X. H. at New Haven and the s1O3 a. M
and D. for port So, I0a ana y noon trains
wlth Connecticut River H. II at Springfield and
Montreal The S05 a. and m. connect with Man
H. r. and Housaone H. H. q. Bridgeport The 800 A.
NJ, 40 and 4:lO m with Danbury and Norwak At South
Eerwaik and the 800 m, l. and 44o p m with New
X r. At stamford.
Sunday Boston Mail 1t via sprngneid 81 10
D. m. VIA Providence.
Cars On Day Express sleepihg Jars
Night Express 1raine i. -. On -. n, ,,..-. 81.
Grand Central Depot ~ Offices OF n X Transfer Co. ~
Broaavay New-York. and No Coutstz Brookyn who WIZ
also checx baggage iIom residence TO destination
New-York tribune., 1876-03-01
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ELEGANT GUM SETS, 81; Rose Pearl. $40 {;
II twIte metal shallow jaws So; continuous gum
tafiua uel lcfcelan elntcd S31 osiae gs al
nnIs;sTcL g. H. MOD4.MANN, 532 ghriaver sar IaiTty
sNthst
NITROUS OXIDE GAS.-Tccth extracted
~ without pain. br. HASBRpTCK, formerly o2ert,or
Coos makes spec alty of The O tho sas i9 tae
pairess of teeth at ll3l broadway, corner o
26;h%t.
COMF1HING NEW! CHEAP and BEAU1l-
- FTIt-Mv Pearl Plates nd,atiag coOr ard su,
anc.l artaca testn cNc,i heretofore of
tered or beauty strength and htnss needs only To re- sen
alcsa made day, and on'y sl5 II 20 per
Sc. ta and Also. best llnuc- -c iron $40 to
and Iailua $50 20 -i5 Extracting urdcr ras
Dr e. c. WAIT ~ Last 1w-1ty IN ri It, near MaI;-'-sve
New-York tribune., 1876-03-01
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE
6teamboats ano RAILROADS..

PHILADELPHIA via LONG BRANCH and
the TEwJERsEY SOUTHERN r. RMraEs from New
Leave Sew \, Eseiers- For Phi.
1S ISsSp 'p Isns l's5 cssifs @ a.neAp
IL m for Philadelphia vlns'nd aSa % 1Gs sSEbEs !Iss
DENNSYLYANIA RAILROAD.-THE
GREAT ! TRuSK LINEA me an UNITED D. STATES NALL
as FOL ews ork ro loot OF pe'or0'es anu
with iS5 cs nS Ws: ns m
Lock Haysn yia rn,,aopA,A and
al CORY for Titusve. Petroleum Center on
Bsi%Sre %as1inston " and the sO1t Limited Wash
9 a. G Washnson at 40 , M Regular al
$40 rss % ioa rpa Pnp,dephs q % su7a7
4io g. 8. !, $50, p. M night sunday, D. g. = $50
.lS For 4 St%a1i ~ f sf 3 ssS / ?sS 10 i Il
$S & St So & Al o 30 400 AID s g :S SS s,S SsS
5s F!,sli]s q !.o = ! 10 g. se I go 20
& 5iS. saa .s Isl s ssS lS "a; u s s s,s
10 M snf P n s6 Hm6y san%a ana ooi I gS ana aus 10
m; E 2S Ss S9as1ie 2S ani s2 and IL $40 &1o $40
Gig N, ,i,l, and ~ ~ night + M sg1ssy say r IA m N
For For FrSseSn Fhsn a" M io o sS aud m n
For For FapssaIs and SG Rede sS % a snd
For For MsT@9 Es4eSn saa oSel. ssS T. Ba@c aaS E m
For Trn,on Berdeaiown BnrngtOn and Camden 73o and
For Fr,s,old. 1880 q. H. and 4.l0p m
Eur IaunilgiaIe and Sqnau, 7.3U a. NJ, aud p. m
For IghtsiOwn and Camden, VIA Perth Amboy
l. m Monmouth JUNCTION, ilO r. m.
For High siown and Pcmberton. Via Perth Amooy
and a m M Monmouth Junction.
IRA ns grqiyo as follows Pittsburgh, 600 aud iOSD
m snl daily 10 10 ana .aO T. nip dalJ
~ rct Monday From ana Baltimore, bZJ a.
kIh and u. $40 "A. Prom rhila
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G.5L A.. a m IAN o.,@. iUZ7 y. m.
Scte, cfcss b26 aud ga Broasay, No Astor House
and foot Of Desfros-,s and Cortlsndt sts No Cont
Irnotivn and Nos ia llG and ls Hndsolst. HoboEcn
Emigrant Ticket Office No Batiery-placr. -,
D. NJ. BOYD, jr, Gen. Pas@enger Asent
FRANK THOMSON. General Msuager.
New-York tribune., 1876-03-01
urNIATURR ALMANAC


5JZ Noon seta.. lltJO
MIsh wAlEK THIS pAY-A X
Sandy Ii21 Cows Island. 1Js Hell 81 ferrl la1
HIGn NAIER DAY.. 4
iaDay Hook COWS LOO Hell q. Ferry lay
New-York tribune., 1876-03-01
P1SSENGERS ARRIVRD.

FROM JONDON-Tn ste0IHshjp Republic, Feb 29-Mis j
C. B,rOanS daughtr, Mr.. f. ugs, V Mahier T. =
TuCk W Mcrat and iaLfy, L. OSBORN and family NisA
J. NJ Noel Mfss C. Jeffrey FalkenDerg MI. NsuIneeI,
4 A r. kolic 1. walker ". II. Finch A. MeLaIeT ~ An
Ier IS N James j. T. Lee, J. NJ Bowen :. toOdleg ".
Imiiil K. Rhtinis c. fegnay, G. V. Anson L. NJ Kahn,
Can't. ToIupLias.
New-York tribune., 1876-03-01

cos. .Gourand ast. snencer.
1924 :. HallscSer agt Obriens
dyc.
736. .Sloats agt. The Mayor,
&c.
1913. .HOag azt. Conner, &c.
1866. Prouty agt Guitcau.
1913. .Spafoi1 agt- McPhaiL
S44. Wilkinson and ano. agt.
Crvis ct al.
1900. .Demarest, &c, agt
Paillard et al.
1922. Hess agt Stern.
1924. .Guggenheim agtSmith.
1926. .Bigler agt. Atkins.
1923. security saw. Bank agL
Smith.
1890. BALDWIN agt. Squirs
1882. Gibson agi. .Mittnight GU
al.
1896. .windmuller agt Crane
ct al
1888. .Fali IN agt. The Mayor
&c. -
l34U. Dctfnolu ct a.
ran &c. n,
1912. .B0enhagen agI bio''h
ct al.
1876. The Mayor. &c. agI
Connolly.
I349. Schulz agt Lire.
iyso Partridge agt Thayer.
1852. .Wehry ct al. agt. kocn.
1854. .VroOm and ano. asL
Nachtman and ano.
1855. LaDnon agt schreyT.
1853. Scott. &C. agt. y. T.
N. H., and III. X. X
lsCo. Rio agt Blanchard, ct
al.
New-York tribune., 1876-03-01
HORSE AND cARRTaGE MARKET

NEw-YoRK, Tuesday. FEB. 90, 1876
AT Arch. JohnstOn's establishment to-day,
5irteenth-st between University place and Fhthave,
d. .o1os mr.. aa,.cted.
New-York tribune., 1876-03-01
Curopcan A0uerIieelrent

DIRD V. FIDpIAN Pursuant to n Decree Of
D Ich our o. Chanccy, male "a Cause lald v a.
tr lS. lf the ucrroue claiming to De NlA iki y
f.. the str bu,tnu -; lntehtgfs
flocts. of MARY Am JONES, latr o. No -, NicAoas
tfrc ia t, civ England splrttr, Ur ~
;nc $ls - January ~ rrc ty hcr oo.s on oi ,i"ie
dav al lSst to come b. and prove The lti
al tie C!Lutcr ten tie Ioi sgnaie ~ lo ga
Can-. " lane Ioon. England; In dctal hcrD they wii
eNclnad the bcuct oi tc said Decree
Monday 2jh cay Of April 1876 ~ of he cock ~ the
Ts -i Chambers, T. appointed Tor hear g ana
adnLcGtiuc thr Cams Ia cd ]. rh dan 81 Lcbiu.ll,
1876. 3. Il. Cht Ecii, imef CleIh
hEREDITHS EOBEETS, AMI III II >, r. NcN-sgu re,
Il.cnT TIM LonccI. aud. Agents for Helps luc.
Cuunor and DouslAs. Of tIc tity OF Chester flhn,df
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