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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-01-03
THOMAS Il. HANDY,
dels 30 ia7 % Civil sheriff Of the Parsh Of 0rIean.
James L. GuinHuIt VS.. Miss Marie L..
Beebe.


CSIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THR PARISH
= OF Orleans No. S6I7 by virtue Of writ Of
zure aud sale directed by the honorable the sixth
Distr ct Court for the parish of Orleans, in the
above entitled cause to Eugene Waggaman, late
sheriff and by said late sheriff to me transferred
/ will proceed to sell at pubic auction, At the
Merchants and AuctioneerS Exchange, Royal
street, bstv cen Canal and CustomhOnse streets,
IN the second District of this city, on SATUR.
DAT, Jsnuary 20, 1871. at twelve O'clock NJ the
following described property. to wit
A CkRTAIN LOT OF Gk0UND, situated in the
Fsubourg Marigny in the Third District of this
city, in the square bounced by Craps, igatelie,
Greatmen ard Union sireets. which lot measures
thirty feet front on Crops at eat by one hundred
and twenty feet In depth. between parallel lines.
Together with the buildings an dependencies
thereon and the leuntO belonging. Which property
IA the half nearest to Unioa street Of q hot Of
sixty feet front on Craps street, by one hundred
aud twenty feet in depth Designated by the num-
Der two hundred and six on the PHI Of aid Fau'
bOura MaTiguy,
Seized in the above suit. 11B -.
Terms Cash on the spot.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-01-03

Over $50 years ago the Globe Theatre, Ia
LOndou, where Shakespeare Is said to have
Blayed, was burned. The theatFo was
a wooden one, hexeR0nal n fDrm, only par
italy rooted and thatohed with ruahes. II
was burned June 20, 1913. Hare Is the 40.
count. Daring the peFformanee Of 3 play
called ''All 4 True King Henry Viii was
represented ae giving q maoque st Cardinal
Wqol1oy'a hOu1a, and during les progress,
on tho entrance 81 the King, eannOnB were
fired of. Unlortanately the paper or wad-
ding Of one Of these lodged On the dry roof
Of reeda, and being unoeaeKged BY either
actors o. epeetatosal both intent on the per
fame, and eneizolsd the place like train,
consuming the old wooden edihee In less
than an hour. IL IL WoFtay Of note that,
notwithstanding the crowdsd state Of the
theatre and The Marrow doorM no person
was injnred.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-01-03

I'm BANk RUPTCY .-UOMNkRUl
OF the benefit Of the bankrupt act car
petitions and schedules prepared atrit
Ing to the bankrupt law as amend
orders Of the United States Supreme
irulsa Of the United States District q
plying TO the undersigned at the d
kellogg, Register In Bankruptcy. in u
house building, New Orleans, tOuisiz
Ocs John s.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-01-03
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
oFRIcB OF TIE REPUBLICAN,
Wednesday, January 3, 1877. )
CLEARED YESTERDAY.

Steamship Tappahaunock. CosEseT. for Key West
and Cedar KEYS
Steamship Lone star. Forbes. for New York
Norwegian bark Hsrbitz, Jacobsen, for Am
schooner 81 IT i " wheeler, Bowman for New York
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dele aoia7ao Civil sheri d the Parish q ofean.
COnso lidaLed Association Of the Planters
of LOuiSiaDR. Benjamin y. Flanders, receiver,
va GAoFqe p Bowerg.

Cons lidaIed Association OF the Planters
of L0uiSiabR Benjamin Y. Flanders, receiver,
VS.. George p Bowere.
CJECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
- sixth aud Seventh Municipal Districts Of the
parish OF Orleans, No. 9A by virtue of . wit of
SEIZURE ard sale directed by the honorable
The second Judicial District Court for the Sixth
Orleans, in the above entitled cause, to Engepe
waggaIn Az, late sheriff, and BY ga late sbeIih
to tIar sfeIrei, will proceed to sell at public
auction, at the Merchants and AuctiOneers BX-
change, Royal street, between Canal and Gus
tomhOuse streets, in the second District Of this
CT v, on SATURDAY, January 10. 1871, at Twelve
O'Clock NJ, the following described property, TO
A CERTAIN SQUARE OF GROUND. Of an irreg.
ulAr form, together with all the rights servitudes
and advantages theTtunto belonging or in any
wise appt rtsiJing, situated, living ana being in the
Sixth District of This city, detiRnaied 40 square
J number fifty, which is comprised within Clat.
borne, Canadl aa0 Pine Etretts and BIosdWaF
/ avenue, q plf1 Drawn by L. Ii. Pi ie civil en-
gineer dated the twenty FIRST of January, 1871
and deposited in tne office OF Amedee DuoAtel, 3
| three Of the book of plans number seven. lhe
said square is divided into number I'D
from to seventeen inclusive, and mea suTlng two
/ humid cd and ninetysix feet teveH inches seven
lines 'front.' on Claiborne street, one hundred and
enty five ftet Eve inches three lines front on
/ Broad v az avenue, two hundred REd forty feet
i on Canada street, aud three hundred and forty
/ Beiog the same property which the def, ndAbt
herein acquired by purchase from plaintiff herein
per ct past eli before tad notary, Amedee Dueatel
| on the tEeDty-ninth OF April lsTl.
| Seized in the above sun.
Terms-Cash on the spot
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STEAMSHIPS
NORTH GERMAN LLOY


NORTH GERMAN LLOYI
STEAM BETWEEN BRBMEN AkD NRwI
HAvRE, VIA SOUTHAMPTON AND 81
rs The Steamships of I
~ German Lloyd win n
E@EtYs Iowa:
Esa8
From Bremen.
frankfartsss..s's. ssNoV. ~. AOo
Hanover. dec a ABB
Further DAYS Of departure VIII DO |
hereafter.
The steams-s touch outward ct Havl
yaua. and on their home trip at Havana
PRICES OF PASSAGE.
From Bremen, Southampton or HavTe
or New Orleans; La
Cabin, $50 (ROldl. steerage, @s
From New Orleans to Southampton,
Bremen:
Cabin, $50 (gold). steerage. SIS
From New Orleans to Havana:
Cabin, s35 (goldl. steerage, SIS
Children under ten yeaTa half price; q
der one year free.
The company reserves the right to-
route Of the steamers, the advertised
parture, and the prices OF passage.
Passage tickets from Bremen, South
HAvre to New Orleans. Issued by the u
For further particulars apply to
I'D. y. BTOCKMBYBR
ael6 No % Una
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MIsuBT,LAEEOUI

HENRY BALLAD, UNITED 81
III BRNMBNT CONTRACTOR, AND d
FORAGE, COAL AhD WOOD, respectful
sorted stock IL always kept on hand,
Beld at lowest prices for.eaah. Orders
without delay from the feed Warehousel
ton street and No. l0l Peter street, neal
or from the feed store aud coal yard 81
ofSt. Denis and WAahir gtOn 1treets. Cd
are solicited, ID will be disposed OF
advantage Of c nsigneeg. Quick salesI
returns are e ranteed, and the besl
can be given
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-01-03

Stat co, soils, ex coupon. closed at 4sA 65Ok.
co npara tivtly y y cent lower than on Saturday
with coupon.
Premium bonds were easier, e'osing at 29f a
3OT, against 3003Ok on Saturday.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-01-03

Ono Of the peoulinFities Of feminine cor
respondents &c the national capital Is that
they apeak OF every roand shouldered man
as having she student Atosp, They .soem
to lack that breadth ek conprehensien
necessary to enable them % understand
that COneressmAa may b round 1houl
dertd from ssire oradled "a coal bod be-
tors he was large enough fo alt II 81 up
holstered ahsir and spit tobacto Juice.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-01-03
FOR HAVANA VIA CEDAR KE
.fss KEY WEST.
United States Mall Lime

Steamships
WILLIAM p. CLYDE, WILMINGi
MARGARET, EMILIA.
The New Orleans
and Havana steRm
M[9tcH will dispatch one OF the
class steamers from New
Every Week,
Touching at Cedar Keys and Key Wel
Meeting with steamers for Tampa.
Through bills Of lading issued TO a,
Florida, Including Tampa, and to New Yol
ton and Savannah.
Splei.did passenger accom- mOdations, 1
tickets given to above points.
No freight received without permiI
ONCE.
For freight or passage apply to
...,s l. K. ROBERTS,
M. In Com nj
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Are now in full operation, and are
perform the above work with pro1
dispatch.
The advantages derived from the ID
ODORLEsS ExCAYATINGAPF
IS used by the company, are that the
performed ct any hour Of the day
thorough manner in which the DEP
moved, the absence Of all offensive
short space Of time required ian q
being emptisd in from ten to fifteen d
above ali ITS CHRAPNBss.
All orders left ct the company'S
Common street, or SAINT 70 PostofacsI
viii receive prompt attention.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-01-03
RELOR-eOMING UP
EXPORTS.

Britain ship Rstolving Light CFonan, rom Liver.
pool November ., . master
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-01-03

Sales, Receipts and RxDOrts OF Produce.
The following are the sales receipts and exDOrth
OF the principal articles for the past three days
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FOR SALE.


EOR sAI4R.e .,.................-FOH SALE
1000 baskets KRUG WINE, Quarts and Pints,
ex steamer frankfurt, from HAVE.
A. RocHEREAU & CO.,
de5I ct No. Is and Is St. Louis street.
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RECEIPTS. BIZ RAILROADS

sPRINGFIRLD-gchoone lille Simms-6 bales
cotton and sundries gu --e
BIIED RlVBR-schooner Joinville-1l SKIS seed
cotton and sundries
RECEIPTS By RAILROADS, ,.a4
MORGAN'S LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD
January 2-359 0ai6s cotton sks seed cotton 100
hhds sugar 50 bbls moasses 10 bbls syrup 6l7 ,l66
in specie 1873 head cattle and aslndr1es p
Nav ORLEANS AND MOBILE RAILROAD. jan
uary 2-33l bales nsJtOn 1856 SKIS cotton seed ia
SKIS corn l car bulk corn 10 hhds Bhoul ers l24
Dkgs butter 100 bbls meal 81 bbls whisky SO bbls oil
150bxs cheese ard suhdries
NEW OR0kAES AND TEXAS RAILROAD. jan
usFy 40 bids sugar 50 bbls mOIasses and sun1res
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-01-03

Feoogn
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4 clear
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-01-03

PEsTIi, January .2-~A dispatch from
Hueharest reports that hundreds Of jewish
lamiliea we're recently ordered BY the mavOr
Of Baslinin, Moldavia, frem that iowa
sgllhin three Gays; many psIiehe6 from
csld on Che Eeedside.
The Portland daily press., 1877-01-06
THE LAKE SHORE DISASTER

AsHTABULA, Jan. Sat the inquest today J
Z. Manning, manager of the telegraph office at
the Lake Shore depot, testified that on the
night OF the accident no message was received
by any official here concerning the application
OF water to the fire; has no knowledge of any
order whatever being received to let the wreck
burn; has no knowledge of general orders, un-
derstap ding or kesire existing between officers
OF the corporation to let wreck burn in case
OF tire where lives have been lost.
Charles E. Scoville testified Am engineer of
the steamer Neptune; went to the depot with
the engine, which was then in condition for
use; heard some say they did not need water
but help; many persons asked him, (Scovile, }
why he didn't throw water?" he answered
that he had orders to return with his engine;
They told him the bvdies were burning and be
said. "If tnat is the case will set my engine;'
he did SO, and then blew the whistle for hose,
but no hose came; then went to view the wreck
In search of hose; could not find any hose I;
looked down on the wreck and saw bodies burn
ing and said, "My God, why don't they throw
water; then returned to care for his engine
he could have thrown water then if he had a
hose; had no control over the hose.
A. w: Simmons, night ticket agent at Lake
Shore depot, testified He knows nothing of
any order being received that night by Mr..
Strong concerning the throwing of water on the
tfe; never told any one that such an erder had
been received
The Portland daily press., 1877-01-06

NEW YORK. January 5-Evenng,-Cotton market
ss.ea ay at advance sales 1866 bales; ordinary up
Janus. Alabama, New Orleans and Texas at Iii: or
ainary stained at 1O5 middling uplands 13c; do
Alabama at 49,; New Orleans and Texas at il lis:
10 STAINED i2s delivered on contract 400 bales flu
receipts $685. bbs; the market is less doing with
out change in prices sales 1880 bbls No at IS
extra Western and State 5 so a co. good to choice
Western and State at 95 g 1O;White Wheat Wes-
tern tern extra at 10 g Is; Fancy White Wheat Yves.
st LOUIS at 80 Is; Patent Minnesota extra good
to prime at 70 g 80; good to choice to double ex
IT. ira at Sl5 q 975; Southern at 500 20 so. Rye
nour Is quiet at 90 q L tor superfine. CornreaI
steady at 2 IS q 60. Whear-receipts II .35o hnsh
the market is dull and slightly in buyers favor with
milling; sales q, 900 bush; 20 a 40 for uneraded
Spring; 3 g 80 for No2 Milwaukee; 50 bid.
held o 49, No Chicago nominal at 80 49, kye
6-rowed State at &c., Barley Malt unchanged. Corn
receipts OF BUSH the market is in limited de-
mand Tor export and homes prices generally without
decided change; sales 400 BUSH 81 SOC for new
ungraded Western Mixed 57a "a 5sc for new no
grade Mixed; 5si q 59c for new steamer Mixed: 5sc
lor GLOW southern on track; 62ac for White South
ern; OLD Western Mixed nominal at 81 "a a. Oats
receipts OF 1850 bush the market is dull: sales
36,e0o bush; 80 @ 49c for Mixed Western and State;
New York No White on track 41c; New York No
White DOC; Mixed Western at 3s a 4l5c; White at
4 4ie Mixed State at Al q 49e; White IS l 51sc.
gold for cargoes; 1S5 q 23c gold for Job lots SEgaT
is quiet and unchanged at % "a 9sc for fair to good
refining; 93c for prime; 275 hhds New Orleans s. S
81 235 boxes Cuba Ciayed 10; refined higher ar iii m
1sc for STANDARD A; 1ise for powdered: 115 q nc for
granuated; 12c for crushed. Molasses is quiet and
unchanged. Rice steady with with moderate de-
mand. Petroleum 10 dull and heavy; crude I51c re-
fined at &c, Tallow is firm at 81 for prime Naval
Stores-Rosin quiet at ESQ q so. Turpentine is
quiet at 4lc for Spirits. Pork more active and firm
er; Mess IL 90 1S Is; extra prime IA 90; mess for
January IL %; seller February IS 25 seller March
IS 40 9 IS 40. Beef Is dull; Cut Meats Quiet ;niddles
frmoWestern long clear q; city long clear q; short
Lard active and higher prime steam at II so, closing
II 65 asked seller January IL s. a 65 seller for
February 155 q II 72s closing at II 7zk seller for
nominal ID. ="
Freghts to Lverpool-the market is rather more
steady; Cotton per sail at 5-l6; do steam at 1l-32d
Wheat per steam at I'd.
The Portland daily press., 1877-01-06
MINOR TELEGRAus.

The gold market in New York is breaking
down. ~
1t is stated that the ice extends sixty miles
down the bay from Baltimore.
Vanderbilt University is in mourning for its
founder.
There has been heavy storm in South Caro-
lima, Frustrating telegraph wires, bridges &c.
Inc House investigating committee left Jack-
sonvllle, Florida, yesterday morning for Wash.
ington.
The Rockingham IN. H. Ten Cents Savings
Bank Will pay dividend to depositors this
month of % per cent.
a methodist church at Antwerp, N. H., was
Durned Yesterday morning. Loss 500, 600; in
At FRANKLIN Falls, N: H., the saloon and res
idence of z. L. Kennedy have been burned
Loss about $4,000; insured $3OOO
Com. Vanderbilt's desire that there should he
no parade. display or flowers at his funeral viii
A Philadelphia despatch says some $40. 600
have been obtained from various banks there
on checks stolen from mail bags destined to
Boston. ~
Minnie Lonsdale, a young actress, is dead.
She died from burns, caused by her dress catch.
ing IRE on the stage at Newark, on the night of
the Sd.
The Toledo Express on the Cincinnati, Ham
ilton u Dayton Railroad, ran off the track near
Hamilton, Ohio. Yesterday noon. Train was
badly wrecked but no one seriously injured
The report Of the prison inspector of New
York shows large deficiency. and says that
here are in the various prisons 5000 prisoners
and but 3102 cells to contain them.
New York bay and the river were completely
covered with ice yesterday and no water was
visible from the Battery to Staten Island. This
has not happened before for many years
Judge Lawrence, of the South Carolina in
vestlgating committee, says that undoubtedly
intimidation was practiced as much by Repub-
icans as by Democrats.
The Woman's Suffrage Socie in New York
Thursday night passed vote of thanks to the
Rev. Mr.. See of Newark, for favoring the right
OF women to preach the gospel.
The Portland daily press., 1877-01-06
News and Other Items.

Mr. Judge Clifford, referring to the recent
rumor that he might possibly retire from the
bench sooD, said: 81 shall die with the har-
ness on
The last report about Rev. E. D. Winslow,
the Boston forger, is that he had made ar
rangements to become the managing and BUSH
ness editor of local London paper when John
Bull backed down and concluded to respect the
extradition treaty and deliver him up.
Among the replies to an advertisement of
music committee for "a candidate as organst
music teacher" etc., was the following: SEEN
tlemen,-I noticed your advertisement for an
erganist and music teacher, either lady or gen.
tleman. Having been both for several years, 1
offer you my services
The New York canals feel sharply the cheap
railroad rates, and the auditors report shows
that for the last two years their surplus reven-
ues have not suficed to pay the interest on a
$9,1S5,0O0 debt, and have given nothing toward
the sinking fund. From the total receipts of
$1,447, 331, last year. there was surplus rev.
enue of $685., 1873, falling off of $12O,541 from
the previous year.
petition to Congress is being circulated to
authorize the president to send out one or more
expeditions toward the North pole, and to es-
tablish temporary colony for exploring pur-
poses at some point north of the S1st degree of
north latitude. The projectors want a national
vessel, $4,000, and detail of such officers and
other persons of the public service to take part
in 1t as may be necessary; the whole scientific
operations to be under the control of the ma
tional academy of science.
The Bennett-May affair is the chief topic of
conversation at the New York clubs. While
the friends of Mr.. Bennett claim that the en-
gagement was broken off several days ago, and
that no day had ever been set for the marriage,
those who are intimately associated with the
May family assert quite the contrary. They
say Mr.. Bennett and Miss May were to have
been married Wednesday morning at an early
hour, and were to have gone to Europe on the
Russia. which sailed shortly before noon, but
that Mr.. Bennett went on spree the night be-
fore and drank to such excess that he was
obliged to remain in bed until after II O'Clock.
Not appearing at Miss Mays residence, and not
sending any word of apology or excuse, Mr..
Frederick May determined the outrage should
not pass unnoticed, and straghtway proceeded
to chastise Mr.. Bennett.
The Portland daily press., 1877-01-06
Forty Fourth Congressional Session.
SENATE

WASHINGTON, Jan s.
Mr.. Morton called up the resolution submit.
ted by the Committee on Elections Wednesday
declaring VIM. NJ Turner is in duty bound
under oath 10 answer questions propounded to
him by the committee in regard to the trans
mission OF telegraphic messages through his
office at Jacksonville, Oregon.
Mr. Kelly hoped the resolution would be
adopted. There was no reason why telegraphic
communications should not be made public
when justice demanded it,
A resolution from the Committee on Privi-
leges and Elections to compel the witness
Turner, manager of tbs Western Union Tele-
graph office at Jacksonville, Oregon. to answer
questions propounded to him in regard to mes
sages which passed over the wires, was dis
cussed till 2.45, and the question being upop
its passage, resulted yeas SO, nays g. as follows
YeasoMessrs. Allison, Bogy, Booth, Boutwell,
BBruee Cameron Of Pa Chaee Clayton Cockre
Mitchell, Morrill,, Morton, Patterson Price Ran
Whyte, Withers anu Wright-sS. ''
Noys-Messrs. Barnum, Burnside and Eaton-3,
NO quorum votirg the Senate adjourned
until Monday next, in accordance With an
order previously adopted.
HOUSE.
House concurred in Senate amendment max
ing, appropriations for the payment of invalid
and other pensions
The House then went into committee of the
whole OF the private calendar
Inc answer of the witness, Barnes, and all
questions relating thereto were referred to the
judiciary committee, and the sergeant-at-arms
was directed to retain Barnes in custody.
The House then went into COMMITTEES or the
whole on the contingency deficiency bill, Mr..
Haskins, of New York, in the chair.
An amendment was offered BY Mr.. Wood of
New York, to pay 5000 for temporary clerk
hire for the committee of ways and means was
made the text for good deal of railing and
satire on the Democratic party as the party of
economy and reform, but Garfield came to the
rescue and explained that the extra clerk hire
was owing to the illness of the regular clerk.
Amendment was agreed to-.
After about two hours spent over the def
cheney bill, committee rose and bill was passed.
and House at 4.45 adjourned till Tomorrow.
The Portland daily press., 1877-01-06
MINOR TELEGRAMs.

Travel on the Long Island Railroad is sus-
pended on account of snow.
Frank Bennett, Boston & Albany Railroad
hand, rs years old, was run over and killed
while walking on the track yesterday.
A Salem, Oregon, despatch says Bush, of the
firm of Ladd & Bush, bankers, has been sum
moned to Washington.
An explosion occurred at Duponts powder
mill at Wilmington yesterday, demolishing one
building and killing French employee.
The temporary headquarters of the depart
ment OF the Platte have been established at
Cheyenne.
W. j. Sanford, City Clerk of Coviugtop, KY,
is charged with forgery of city orders. He has
cleared out.
In Montreal yesterday Louis Guinette met
an acquaintance named Frank Guey, shot him,
lnfiicting serious wounds, and then took poi
son. Jealousy was the cause.
Gov. Harding of Missouri, in his message
says there can be no doubt the people of that
state Will cheerfully commend and support the
Inauguration of the persons ascertained by the
constitutional forms to have been elected
The Boston Board of Trade has adopted DE-
titon asking Congress to authorize the an.
polntmont OF mmissioners on the silver ques-
uon, and the President to invite European gov
ernments to conference with the commission
on this subject.
A powerful clique in New York is said to be
buying in Hannibal & St. Joseph common and
preferred stock. 1t is intended to make close
connection with the Union Pacific Railroad at
Hastings, giving the Union Pacific new east
ern outlet.
Five of the six masked ruffians who robbed
the hose OF Mr.. Hitler and gagged and bound
ms family, on the night of December 3d. at
Astoria l.. L., have been captured and are in
jail. There is not much doubt that they COM
prise the gang which has, during the past year,
robbed several eastern vessels while they were
anchored in Flushing Bay aud vicinity