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DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE.

CITY HALL,
New Orleans. January al, 1875
The following Is published for the informa-
ton OF all DRUMMEIsS and AGENTS SELLING
BY SAMPLE:
tCity Ordinance No. 42A.l
SEQ &c. Every person getting for him or her.
self, or as an agent travelling for others, who
shall receive orders. or display samples. or sell
goods In any manner whatever. shall pay for
his or her license the sum Of one hundred dol-
lars.
The attention OF those falling to comply with
the above is called to section IA OF said ordis
nance:
SEC. IA. Any person or persons. Arm or firms,
doing any business, or engaged In any trade,
calling or profession In this city. or performing
any act or acts made subject to license BY this
ordinance. or any part or parts OF the same
without license as herein provided for. or who
shall violate In any way or manner the pro-
visions OF this ordinance, shall be and are
hereby made liable 10 fne In sum not less
than TEN DOLLARS. and In an additional
amount according to the nature OF the offense,
but not to exceed one hundred dollars. or TO im~
prisonment not exceeding one month.
| The ordinance will continue to be strictly en-
| forced, and all parties knowing OF any vioa~
tions OF 1t are respectfully requested to notify
| '''s o'A0o' J. G. DENIS,
| iaas II Administrator of Finance.
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CITY LICENSES FOR ISIS.

DEPARTMENT. or FINANCE,
City Hall, New Orleans, Doc. 30. 1871.
CITY LICENSES for. 1878 will be reeeiTed ct
this office ON WEDNESDAY, January a, With
the following rates Of discount for prompt pay~
ment, viz: IN
40 Der cent discount for first week In January
Is per cent discount Tor second week In JAM
uary.
10 per cent diseountfo for third week In January
per cent discount for fourth week In JAM
uary.
Tuary. 1900. =. i.
daan tf II o. DENLY Administrator.
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enccesslnn of Engene Ipnna,,a.

- sh Of Orleans, No. 80, 6o6.-Notiee il hereby
given to the creditors of this estate, and to all
other persons herein interested to show cause
any they have or CAM why the account pre-
scented by D. r. Parker, public administrator
and administrator Of this estate. should not be
approved and homologated, and the funds dis
tributen In accordance Herewith.
by order oil the court. .........
ia95 20 fe3 JOHN HERBIGRT, Clerk.
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Succession OF .Tosepnine Hale An,es.

- ish Of Orleans, No. ss.2g2-Notice Is hereby
given to the creditors Of this estate and to all
other persons herein interested TO show. cause
within ten days from the present notification. 1T
any they have or can, why the account pre-
spnted by Hugh o. Ames. testamen,ary exc.
eutor Of the deceased, should not be approved
and homologated, and The funds distributed
In accordance Herewith.
BY order OF the court ..
iaes &c 10 fe1* JOHN HERBERT, Clerk.
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Civil Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans
deg jaT 10 40
Mueller 4 Gegreve VS.. HOT q CO. ct ats

Mueller IL Gegreve VS.. Hof & Co. ct ats
T. Fleisehman II Go. vs. same; Mohr Mohr Il
Go. VS.. same. Maddux Hobart II Go. vs..
same; Jos. Levy Il Bro. vs. same; I'll. Miller
q Go. vs. same; jas. w. Gaff h Go. vs.. same
ID. Rohfer 1t Co. VS.. same; Freiburg, Wor-
KUN 4 Go. vs. same: Hirsch d Go. vs. same
Runk & Unger vs. same: II. q. Clay, ,vs.
same; Il. Serran vs. same; SHudusky Wine
Company Va. same; John 2. Dorm VS.. same
John Otllaghan vs. same.
rT1HIRD DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
ish of Orleans, Nos. "a. 0s9 u.s. $780, 25 0a1 rs 0e2
25 g3 2b np4 25 na5 rs eg6, 25,U57 rs 0gs, 25 Oay
as 100 25 los. as 0g, 25 lilo and 25,tt1-By virtue
OF an order OF sale, rendered January %, 1878,
to me directed by the honorable the 4 bird Dis
above entitled suits will proceed to sell at
public auction. at my WAREHOUSE. Nos. 40 and
25 Orleans street, between Royal and Bourbon
streets. In the Second District OF this city. on
TUESDAY, February s, 1878, ut 1880 O'Clock
1873 barrels WHISKY. -
80 barrels WINE tAsSORTEDl.
10 barrels BRANDY.
/ barrel GIN.
barrel SCHNAPPS.
1913 ..-..
baskets Of CHAMPAGNE.
lot ASSORTED LIQUORS.
box containing CIGARS.
/ lot EMPTY DFMIJoHNs.
lot MEASURES.
The whole rs per inventory which may be
seen in my office.
Attached In the above suits.
'efh's-oaSh on 'he THOMAS II. HANDY,
Civil Sheriff oil the Parish of Orleans.
ja25 30 fe9 s
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BY s. Guinau1t.

FURNITURE. BAR FIXTURES. ETC.
pY s. GUINAULT. Auctioneer- Office corner
- of Exchange Alley and Bienville street
WEDNESDAY, January so. 1878. will be sold at
II o'clock q. M, at the corner OF Charities and
Cont streets
THE CONTENTS or THE ALCAZAR FRAN
FIXTURES, etc ~
Terms Cash, a ia2o
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Succession Of Elizabeth Enerking, wife ut
Anton Riemanu.

GECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE p R-
- ish OF Orleans, No. 4o.ose- Whereas, Anton
Riemann has petitioned the court for letters
Elizabeth Enerking. Notice is hereby given to
all whom 1t may concern to show cause within
ten days why the prayer OF the said petitioner
should not be granted.
BY order of the court. . ...
to1O ftsp5 JnTIN HEnnEHFT fftark
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Succession of rIiet,ael Klein.

CECoND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PA r.
- ish of Orleans, No. Ss,547--Notice is hereby
given to the creditors Of this estate end to all
other persons herein interested to show cause
within ten days from the present notification
fif any they have or CAM why the account pre-
scented by Mrs. Widow Katharine Klein. natural
tutrix, and MS such administering this estate,
should not be approved and homologated, and
the funds distributed in accordance herewith
ia24 u 80 fea* JOHN HERBERT, Clerk.
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SUGGESTIONS of John Henry ana Lydia

Henry. consolidated. . =
StECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE p h
- ish Of Orleans, Nos. SO Tos and SO. s-Notice
is hereby given to the creditors Of this estate
and 10 ali other persons herein interested to
show cause within ten days from the present
notification, II any they have or can, why the
account presented by .Alcide Boucree. tesla
above estates. should not be approved and ho-
mologated, and the funds distributed In accord
ance Herewith,
BY order of the court. ..
ja2s &c 20 fe1* JOHN HERBERT. CLERK.
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yuDrCrAL ADvEnT1sEnfENTs.
sI1CCEss1oN NOTICES.
succession Of Mrs. Jean matt.

ctErOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
- parish of Orleans, No. 4oOs5 Whereas. jean
Rait has petitioned the court for etters OF ad
fninistration ON the estate Of his wife, the late
Mrs. Jean Kait. deceased intestate. Notice is
hereby given to all whom it may concern to
show cause within ten DAYS why the prayer
Of the said petitioner should not be granted.
BY order of the court ...u
ia2g fnf 4 7* JOHN HERBERT. tHsrK.
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CRY TAXES ron 1878.

DEPARTMENT. OF FINAEoE. OTTY HAITI !
New Orleans. January 10. 1873.
City taxes for 1878 will be- received at this der
partment ON MONDAY, 14th inst. with the fuls
towing rates Of rebate for prompt payment.
From January IA to Ri Inclusive. i've per cent
From February / to Is inclusive, three per
cent.
]. G. DENIS,
ia1o till fe2o Administrator.
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I'm the Matter of the Introduction OF George


LECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
- ish Of Orleans. No. 81, s2s-Notice Ia hereby
given to the creditors of this estate and TO all
within ten days from the present notification.
Ii any they have or can, why. the provisional
account presented by Isaac w. Boone. proyi-
terdioted, should not be approved and homolo-
gated, and the funds distributed In accordance
Herewith.
in1s Al ia JOHN HERREHT, Clerk.
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CONSTABLE SALES.
Mrs. levy pierce VS.. John noyla

Mrs. Levy Pierce VS.. John Moylan.
ELEVENTH. JUSTICE COURT FOR THE PAR
- ish of Orleans, No. s7s5-By virtue of an
alias writ Of aeri faeias, to me directed by tn. the
Peace Ia and for the parish OF Orleans. In the
above entitled and numbered suit, will pro-
ceed to sell at public auction at my office No.
1873, at Ia O'Clock m, the following described
property, to Wit.
ALI THE RIGHT, TITLE AND INTEREST
of John Moyan In and to the suit entitled Mrs.
O. B. Fulmer. John Movlan, subrogee. vs. John
Barta No. 5000 OF the docket OF the Seventh JUS
tice Court. parish OF Orleans.
Seized in the above entitled and numbered
suit.
Terms Cash on the spot.
ia2e fe2 A. ?. KILLER, Constable.
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LUddER RIVER QUEEN.
SUCCESSION OF NICOLA FAsslo.
Second District Court for the parish Of Orleans
No. 81, e3T.


DY PLACIDE j. SPEAR Auctioneer-Of Office
ID No. 40 Royal street-Qn SATURDAY. Feb
ruary .. 1878. at 10 o'clock a. M, precisely, wi
be sold at public auction. on the Levee, at the
foot Of Ursulines street. by virtue. and In pur-
stlance to an order from the Hon. A. Il. Tissot,
Judge Of the Second District Court for the
parish Of Orleans, dated December H. 1877, for
account of said succession
THE LUGGER RIVER QUEEN, Of 8 65s1uo
tons custom house measurement, as she
now lies In the Mississippi river at the foot of
Ursulines street.
Terms-Cash on ADJUDICATION.
Act Of sale before A. j. Where. ESQ. notary
public, at the expense OF the purchaser.
Jas Is ~ ~ fe5 10
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON
Greatmen street, between Congress and In.
dependence streets.
AND
VACANT LOT CORNER CONGRESS AMI
Greatmen streets, Third District
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Succession of y. Payne Thomas
A LII PERSONS INDEBTED TO THE ABOVE
n succession and all persons having claims
against the same are requested to present &C.
counts forthwith to . .....
JAS MCINTOSH.
Testamentary Executor, BAG Delord street.
IAN M an
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John Jacobs vs.. rim Hrereton.

I,oURTH JUSTICE COURT FOR THE
T. parish of Orleans. No. 5t3s--By virtue Of a
writ Of fieri facias, to me directed by the Hon.
+. b. Hernandaz, Fourth Justice Of the Peace
sell at public auction, on SATURDAY, February
2. 1878, at u o'clock M. In ffont Of my office
No. French men street. In the Third District OF
this city. the following described property, to
Wit
ONE FOUR WHEEL. SPRING WAGON.
Seized in the above entitled and numbered
suit.
Terms-Cash ON the spot
Jazz 20 fe2* VIM Fl. HAYS. Constable.
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MuNrCrrA1 ADVERTISEMENTS.
NINTH QUARTERLY ALLOTMENT OF
PREMIUM BONDS.
DnrA q IN or FlsArun, CITY :

UHPAHFMHNF OF F1HANHE, CITY EHEI,
New Orleans, January 20. 1878.
The Ninth Allotment OF Forty-Hve Series will
take place In the Office Of the Administrator OF
Public Accounts on THURSDAY january 8i.
1878, ct 10 o'clock a. m.
ja27 TIL j. @. DENIS. Administrator.
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Widow John LAWYER.
ELEVENTH JUSTICE COURT In AND FOR
- the parish Of Orleans, No. ssts- By virtue Of
Hon. 6. A. ORourke. Seventh Justice Of the
Peace in and for the parish of Orleans. In the
above entitled and numbered suit will pro-
No. 9os Magazine street. on TUESDAY, Feb
ruary 5, 1878, at ii O'Clock a. M, the following
property, to wit -
and other MOVABLE EFFECTS, as per inven-
tory on file In my office.
Seized In the above entitled and numbered
suit
Terms-Cash on the spot.
ja26 81 fe5 A. p. KELLER. Constable.
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,uprorAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
AUCTION SALES.
Is :, s ~ u i - tsi-,g-S4eess.ss~ sess-syrS
NJ Placias J. spear

TTfTy TwO spLEDID Two4sTORY BRICK
RESIDENCES, WITH 1RUN v5HAEDATis
NOS. bid AND avs Gus TO MILO UHE STREET.
BETWEEN VILLEIiE AND MARA1s
STREETS, SECOND DISTRICT.
rim THHEE.sTORY RRTGK BUILDINGS
CORNER or CAIiIlATIN AND BARRACKS
STHIstaTs SECOND DISTRICT.
! Tf1E THREE. STORY BRICK BUILDINGS ON
aALLATIN STREET. BETW ZEN HOsPI-
TAI AND BARRACKS STREETS. SECOND
DISTRICT.
BUILDINGS ON GAILATIN STREET. Be
TWEEN BARRACKS AND HOSPITAL
ETREETs, SECOND DISTRICT.
f.fs nj, AMI AMMAN
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JUDICIAL ADvEnT1sEMENTs.
AtjCTrUN SALES.
+ : - - sSSa5>SsSsS sSs-e~.ssSSs
by PIacide u. Spear.

BRICK FAMILY RESIDENCE. NO. los ST.
ANN STREET, BETWEEN DAUPHINE
AND BOURBON STREETS
BRICK FAMILY RESIDENCE. NO. 1911 TREME
STREET, BETWEEN ST. PHILIP AND
MAIN STREETS.
DOUBLE TENEMENT DWELLING NO. 49,
an. PHILIP, BETWEEN THEME AMI
MARAIS STREETS.
BRICK FAMILY RESIDENCE NO. 175 DUR
GUNDY STREET, BETWEEN ORLEANS
AND ST. ANN STREETS.
SUCCESSION OF JOHANNA sCHOEN FIELD
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-07
PROFESSOR BAIRD,s STAFF.
INTEREST FELT IL THE MATTER OF REORGASIzA
TIoS AT THE SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION.

INTEREST FELT IL THE MATTER OF REORGANIZA-
TioN AT THE SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION.
IBY TELEGRAPH 10 THE TRIBUsEI
WASHINGTON, Oct. 6.-Since the installation Of
Professor Baird as the secretary of the Smithsonian
Institution, the organization begun and maintained
under the administration OF Professor Henry has
been continued. notwithstanding numerous 'sugges-
tons from scientists both in.the East and West that
a reorganization would be desirable. Professor
Baird has intimatcd that his ideas coin
eide with those Of his predecessor
to the work of the Institution. and that he woud
be in no haste 10 make change III this matter. He
has been occupied during the Summer in attending
to the duties of the United States Fish Commission
at Gloucester, Mass, but he will shortly take up the
question of reorganization. There TO be great
competition among scientific gentlemen in the East
in urging persons for positions on the scientific staff
Professor Baird hopes in the reorganization to give
equal recognition to the East and West.
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A DESOLATED COUNTY.

ONE OF THE REGIONS THROUGH WHICH THE CHEY-
RNNEs swEPT-MURDER AND DESTRUCTION
EVERYWHERE.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBuSE.i
CHICAGO, Oct. Ga special to The Chicago
Times from Hayes City, Kansas, contains graphic par
cusr Of the depredaOus OF the Cheyennes on Prairie
Dog Creek branch OF Saypa Creek, in Decatur County,
from Dr.. Gochenaur, of Ellis County, who called to
attend tire wounded and dying TIE depredations were
found he even worse and sickenlng than nj first
reported.
The following facts known about the killed and
wounded: dr. II. Z. Humphrey OF Illinois. aud two
sons were killed, while another ono Will die
from wounds. Mr.. Long aud three sons
were killed. The wire three daughters OF Mr.. Long
hrurally treated. Straw piled upon the dead
bodies OF the ather aud brothers snd set on fire. From
this scene the ladies made their escape, running eight
miles scarcely clad. Mr. Smith killed, eight shots
being fred into his body. Mr. Westfall and two SONS
killed and Mrs. Westfall was dangerously wounded
hut will recover. Mr. Felt. Mr Hudson Mr.. Alternately
Mr.. Tu Mr. Evans, and Mr.. Kelly were all killed MI
Young died OF his wounds. Frederick Walters OF New
YORK, aud Mr. Wright. OF Illinois, missing and sup
posed 10 be killed. Several ladies were shockiDgly
treated. Mr. Kiefer who was wounded, will recover.
The bodies OF eight children found the prairie
Friday nv scouts.
Dr. Gochenaur was sent for to go to Beaver Creek,
twenty miles NORTH but courier arrived and reported
that while there thirteen dead III that region tucrc
were none wounded. The head OF every Nictim was
smashed with n tOmahawk or axe
Tbe settlers and their families are coming into Town.
Eilis u fall al women and children. Crops along shppa
Creek IN the cglun visited. were almost destroy ed
What the Indians left was destroyed by the stock
The house OF H. -. COlum surrounded by the lu-
aianE but he aud HIS wife, with shotgun aud rey0lyots
defended Themselves aud drove thc Indians on killing
or woundng several. Other similar cases have occurred
Nearly al the settlers along happa Creek nave taken
ftug IL Abo.ine, and heing cared lor Jhey nave
literally been stripped Of everything they possessed
SoETH FL ,IIE, Nrb Oct. Ga mail-carrier. who mas
arrived here IRON Horton. Kan via IndianOla, Neb,
.trtes that seventeen men are knC TO have been
allied by Indiau- IN tne vicinity OF Sappa.
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TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.
coLLYER HOME FROM ENGL

COLLYER HoME FROM ENGLAND. re-,
CuIcAGo Oct. 6.-The Rev. DIR. Robert Collyer
has inst from ontls visit TO his old home IN
Eneand and today occupied his pulpit at UNITY Church
MR. KEY I'm ROUTE FOR THE CAPITAL
San FRANCIsco. Oct. Ga special dspatcn IRON
Portland Oregon that Postmaster Key ana
,ry sailed Yesterday this city on their way homewar
ENyIoUs OF o'LEAIY'S HoNORS.
BRIpGEPoRT, Conn. Oct. Cd. E:. Moore, the
prdseDor pedestran has completed his walk against time
He made 100 miles IN lvhoufs anu AZ minutes ac' "ias
time. ID. 49,
A SENATOR'S LIBEL SUIT DEFEATED.
SAN FRANCIsCO, Oct. G-ln tile libel suit OF Con-
ia re agsns Chroe at Pacervile, the Jury
yssteray voting for conviction. and two for
scQuittaL
AHUoE sHIP LOAD OF COTTON.
PENSACOLA. Fla, Oct 6.--Ihe British steamship
too berth Pensacola Railroad dock
dsy Tor 5000 bales cotton. which s tho largest cargo ever
shIpped any 0luf pork
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OTHER CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATIONS.

SCHENECTADY, MI - Oct. U'-tffc DcinV-
Gratis OF Xxth Congressional District have nomi
mated Alexander Thompson OF this city, for Congress.
The Nationals have nominated f. +. Wendell This dis
trict is composed OF Fulton Hamilton. Montgomery,
Saratoga and Schenectady Counties, and II now repre-
scented by john H. starn (IepJ VINO has been renoni-
mated. Mr. starin had about 1000 majority IN 1851
MILFORD, n. Y, Oct. 6.-The Republican
Congressional Convention of the XXtst District
Otsego. Chenango and Delaware Counties-nomnated
David Wilbur by reclamation. I'm 1876 Solomon Bundy
(RepD, the present Representative, il1d majority Oi
about / 700 Mr.. Wilbur carried the District III loI2
by 2, 1877 majOntyl
BALTIMORE, Oct. 6.-The Republicans OF the
lid Congressional District have nominated George t.
Milllgan OF Baltimore County This district Is com
posed Of Carroll Cecil and Hartford Counties and part
baltimore County. IL ID now represented Dy Charcs H.
Roberts (Dem1 who had majority OF about 3,OOO III
1851
BETHLEHEM, Penn, Oct. 6.-The Hon. a. b.
IOngaker has been nominated for Congress by the
GreenDack Of Xth District samuel A. Bridges
Dem1 now represents this Observation-Disclosures and
Lehigh Counties and a part OF Bucks County. MI.
Bridges had about z, 800 majority in 1S76J
WuKEsBARRE, Penn, Oct 6.-The Republic
can conerees OF the XIIth District have nominated Dr.
Henry Roberts for Congress. tThs dstricta part Of
Iuzerne County-s now repr sentcd by HCndflck H.
Wright Dem.), who has been nominated by the Demo
Gratis aud Nationals this year. Colonel Wngnts ma
iority In 1875 about 400.
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THE GLASGOW BANK DISCLOSURES.

Il is stated in The Times that the deficit
which the shareholders OF the city oi glasgow Bank
must meet will not exceed Sl0,00OO0O. The BWiioniS
,,,ounces the following as some Of the loans made by
tho CITY of Glasgow Bank: James Wright, $500,
900; William Scott, s765, 900; J. Morton. S95Oo.Ooo;
Nicol 4 Co, Of Bombay, and Fleming Il CO.. of Kur
rachee, $4,000 900; Lewis Potter 100000 Buchanan
A Co.. 5000 900: X. hamcnd, SooO'oo0 ". Iaylof
-s5OoJO Wright, Potter, SalmOnd ana lay Tor, were
directors OF the broken bank Two, and perhaps three
sipbdders, are keiy to fail IN addition 10 tbe one
already ANNOUNCED HIS liabilities were S3OO.U0O The
scotch banks are taking steps 10 advance dividend OF
10 shings IN the pound Ia the depositors III the elias
INV bank as st1n nnd that IL Will ne safe -
do .o Ihe Bank Mona branch OF the CIV OF Gaf-
cow Bank IN the Isle Of Man, held about Sl|oooOo De-
n,s,ts A. Tbis was nearly all the spare money IN the
islnnd MANY ncrnOns are left destitute
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NEW. YORK LOCAL NOMINATIONS.

MIDDLETowN, N. y, Oct. 6.-The Orange
County Grcenbsck men have made The following nom
inatohs: For County Treasurer, william M. Ssyer Of
Goshen; for superintendent Of the Poor Victor NJ.
Drake a well-known journalist; for Special County
Judge BENJAMIN Low, OF MiddletOwn. The prospects
are that there will Ice five tickets In the field this Fall
the Republican. Democratic, Greenbaek, Prohibition.
and Farmers Alliance. IOranee County elected two
Republican Assembymen last year, but gave 293 Dem
ocratic plurality for secretary of STATED
BUFFALO, n. Y, Oct. G.-The Erie County
Republicans made the following Assembly nomna-
tions lid District James A. Roberts IVth District,
Harvey j. Hur1. The lid District Democratic
last year by ,2S5 majority. In the WITH District Mr..
Hurd was elected by 455 Dajority.l
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THE OHIO ELECTION.

INDICATIONS or REPUBLICAN sUccEss-A wELI-IN-
q FORMED CORRESPONDENTS, PROMINENT IN POLL
ucAL CIRCLES, BELIEVES THE REPUBLICANS
WILL CARRY THE sTATE-H0w THE DEMOCRATS
fEEL-rHE UNKNOWN NATIONAL VOTE.
rnoM AN OCCASIONAL coRRgsf oSDESr OF THE TRIBUNE.
CoLCMBus. Oct 4.-Ropublicans have made
the issue for honest money. There has been
no wavering and leading Republican politicians are
very we'll satisfied with the effect upon the party
san'zation IN the State The party Is very much
stronger In all parts Of the State at the close of the
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CURRENT TOPICS AT THE CAPITAL.
AN INSIGNIFICANT TRADE With CHINA

AN INSIGNIFICANT TRADE With CHINA.
WASHINGTON, Oct. q. 1873.
Advices received at the Department of State
from our consular officers China show the foreign
imports into China during the year 1877 amounted to
more than Sl10,000,OO0 The following the prin-
cipal articles imported: Opium, about 100000 900
cotton goods. $2sO00O0o woollen goods, over
100000; metals, iron, lead, copper, ETC., about
S6,5OOOO0. The share borne by the United States Ia
this great amounted to only 81 600 600 while
the imports from Great Britain. not including opium
amounted to at least S55 100000. perhaps 800 100000
Department OF State, now reporting upon the best
means Of reganng lost ground IN the trade with that
country. Tho Consul at Annoy writing In regard 10 the
iron manufactures In that country, says: II samples
Of American iron kept exhibition the various
treaty ports OF China he thinks that largo quantities
Chinese do not object to better and cheaper articles than
their own because OF tbs foreign manufacture. but
they do persist In using the modes and styles to which
they accustomed. and the nation that viii
date their tastes and that can aud VIII compete in quail
y and price with Chinese goods, will experience LITTLE
difficulty IN selling Its manufactures"
SPIRITED DEMAND.
The recent appointment of Messrs. Michler
and Mcdonald to be assistant in navy has
led 70 reports that they were crammed for the ex-
animation by persons who controlled the examination
papers In consequence Of these reports Michler has
determined to ask Tor board of inquiry to investigate
the matter.