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a Da-l.iua rnrade by lhc Conchn. club.

The Coaching club of this city Will have
grand parade tomorrow saturday afternoon. Iuey
VIII meet at Madison square, east side, at $40 and
from there move 10 fifth avenue up whicn they VIII
proceed 20 the lare ami drive as far Us sets1n Re-
turning. thcy W drive down rum avenue TO washing
ton square, and thence back 20 the place Of meeting,
where they Will be DISMISSED. The display promls' 10
he well worm seclug The coaches that VIII pnr lcpAta
~ the parade are as follows Mr. Jays drag, An Eng
lsh coach formerly run on the Dirkng road Mr. Hen
nett drag Mr.. q. Hce's drag Sir. Doug ass drag,
built By Million, Guct CO., farsi Mr. JerOme's diNs
the kncukerhocker Club drag English ulfti Mr.. De
lancey hane's drag. made by Holland and Mi frederck
ii
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RTOr0rS STRIKERS.
The Rondnut Laborrrs Rcsarting 10 Violence
The Military Ordered Out.

The Mldury ordered Out.
RoNpot-r. April 21-The strikers yester-
day paradcd through the streets. about Az
strong, out made no disturbance, except at the
Ulster and Delaware Railroad, whore the men
were driven away from their work. Daring the
night everything was perfectly quiet. TITS
morning Cornell q Co. attempted to unload II
boat load OF coal for tho steamer Cornell. whco
the strikers attempted to drive the laoorers
away but two companies OF military that had
been ordered cleared the dock, and work IL now
going on. The steamboat Pttston left here this
morning for Saugerttes to obtain troops To- re-
lisve the military companies ON duty here. but
mob OF seyenty-hye men on the do1k at SAUCER
ties hurled stones az the men on the steamer
aud prevented her from making a landing. Tue
boat returned - tais place, and troops have
been ordered to embark Oh her fJr Saugertics 10
repel tie rioters
An has been quiet here TO-DAY, and continues
so. The military Is sttll on duty, ana INC stTik-
ers show ~ sign 81 Welding.
THE ONO MINERS STRIKE.
COItMnUs April GO v. Hayes has Issued
his procianctiJn Tor circulation in the rus
caravans Valley coal regions, where the strike IS
now pending. declaring in the most empuAtic
terms that the reign 81 terror now existing ~
that region must come TO an end, and good
order res tored: that the miners who are wiling
to work must not be sterferod with aud de-
clating furtler, that whenever the civil aIthor-
ties iaform him that they are no longer .hle 10
protect peaccibc miners In the pursuit OF their
calling. he will at once order a sufficient mil
tArS force TO the scene Of the troubles, with IN
sIuctlohs 10 ulspe4s' NV Il'telrs auu Nl't'Nt
all who are disposed - labor IN the mines or
elsewhere.
SIX HUNDRED QuARRYMrN on STRIKE.
CHICAGO. Apsll 20.--lhe rwokers I'm the stone
| quarres At Lompnt, III, who have been work
ing duting the winter at al per day VITA a srpm-
ise Of increase OF wages Later in the season, in
huguratcd strike on Monday, which Gradutl-
| ~ grew IN proportions until yesterday, wnen 90
men hnd j,incd In II. Several policemen We're
sent down to Qu"ll any riot which might occur.
| hey arrested i've men, who were melting dis
| turoaucc and brought Item to chicago. lheY
! were arraisned today Ia "A Justices court auu
| their cases were adjourned until satdr a., the
| prisOners being required TO give gao bail.
telecr n re clved here to-day from l amont
! SAYS all Is quiet there now.
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THuRsDAY. April 90 Flour steady. There
S 7 sr. %GrG dolce % 'Pgs , @ f.% aad
Sarss a,s we sS gaoWSs -Four 80 g s 7 ~
& o 100 .s me'eSg 'gg5ns s w extra, sosp
crn Shipping extra, $3.50 7s Kye Hour, sapcrauc.
- 900 $50, Corn meal. BrandyWinc, t3dtB8 90.
.GnNS Wheat dun aud low r; sales 0suyi hu.h. at
g. ~ enes, for mfe9r r,d Snser iss, 70 Tor gn
GGoat Tor eGoice SO. Mahe.oa .ias ~ aost
f9r 10. SnlWaukcc sprins. oats Gfinci c,ceit fof
Western nike sales 5000 bush a. 4ia9.. Tor
No sr9saed III, mixed &C. ,., Tor 49,: s'"49.a
ole. Tor Anada IN bond. Barley sales 500 bn'n q n.
busa at &c asked for seimeT RIO Tor q eicc ,eG
for sail NIX for May and tlc bid 90 {, no lrade
western; TO. for southern white; 700 10 for uuth
ern yellow, ana Os}9c for inferior southern yellow.
sales Ga Si he SPOT 800 S 6s mes at IT" tS
ana Tor future delivery 80 bots. Tor June ~ go .
A 1y a SEA clear ESSo %, S9ew sS ,cs az c for
snort Clear Lard vas active opening S' lover aad
f fo2 p9s night CITY, Sc oH Se HPI Co. SY 81 Ga
i9r prime ws,, , and i9igge delivery Foo -.
ihe msrks' wa dun; D,e'sed n,ss loalG!ai Or g, y
lenas. lslac.; ,sles al BAL Fgures see, esf;
taie. 900 % GALES elqsins q Is dc for Agr ilc.
eeipts s he poris today go; 1a,e ' VI '"' lac
chan. Al Ses a N Si Gis. sS aq
vate termsi mld srade Quiet at nate nsuge'. In mo-
on TIE Uai o, SIC. ior so test, New orleans qu at
f5MOJc. Rice IA jIDJlng Il u fui and steady. Raw tu
gers we're more active AM steady sa,cs 49, hids.
aud TO- bags ~ l.Gsa7.s1c i0r il,s-ns aud uDa
musc0valo. ~ &C. Tor ctltliiugfl ne Tor H.
on, and 44tlte god. Tor iOr,O Rico IN DOAdi rcuhed
frm az lO.i 1850. Tor hards.
sUNDETLs Naval store were quiet, ard spirits tur-
pcnune Was easier at 81. 3se., Wnle rosn c,ht ued
nrin at <lNOb<l IS Tor common TO gJnl strailcl Pc
fruieun pss ASain uul sni LIVER 40 Silc. Tor cr in
bus, and 1850 for reaned "a bh,s. ocean fig q.
moderately active AM Htc1ly gram to llNFr fOl
by steam, .eix 80 checsc Sos q ION grain to poe
an Dy sAi Oli hJur ~ l.. tlisd. gran 10 I'S ~
n. d. L Cora tor orders. D. a. cruu' e.
tOleum troul Pns ielpnis 10 puu.irA ID Is "n ID
from DO. fu the Baltic A.. o. Mni.kty Wa .Ouut
steaoy sales 800 bDls attl.lOys 81 ustllln
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The Last Of a Grent BanAinr House.

Duncan Sherman Co.'s creditors proved
their claims yesterday The principal claims a led
were; Barring brothers OF London $3.50 900, A. low,
Of Georgia, $4,000 Daniel Mapes, OF West Farms,
10000; j. +. wlnman & Co., 5000 Thorn, Watson
q. Co., New York, $4,000 American Screw Company
n y 81 900 Ware, Murphy a. Co. New YORK, t2i 600,
James T.. Cahi of Luna Peru, f22OO0; laoine Natl on.
al Bank, Nantucket, $1,000 First National Bank Of
San Francisco s7o,OO0 S. II. en-, of ST. Louis, $1,000;
and Il. U. SllleCk, NJ u, 900.
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BAXTER SPRINGS, April eat about 10 o'clock
this morning two entered the Baxter BanE pre-.
sencd pistols at the cashiers head rOboef the safe Of
5000 and eca cd into the Indian Territory Officers
and number VI eit.zsns are In close pursuit Of tie
rnfha
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The Rev. James NJ. nIcDonnld's Death.

The Rev. James NJ. Mcdonald, ID. d., died on
Wednesday night at his residence In Princeton FOR
the last twenty years he pastor OF the First
Presbyterian Church. and was also Acting Ieslutht
the Board Of Trustees aud Treasurer Of the TheOoglcA
Seminary, lie MAS faYoraOly kn0Hn " au gulhOT'
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MARINE INIELLIGENCE

MINIATURE ALrANAr-r rs pay
M rises. 10 sun sc.s.... o - MoOl rt,i. -
sish AAfrE-lif- HNY
-ancy iiOJk 30 Gov 4..i4f. q - lle I4te... AZ
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OMAHA, Neb., April 20 Dom Pedro, Emperor
OF Brazil, arrived from the East al 10 A. and took
carriage drive through the city, and left spec
attached ~ the Pacific express at 1890 T.. NJ.
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IL caused by being bilious. Then take Quirk's
ulSh Tea price 25c., AZ drpgglsts'.-AdB.
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Steamship T.. e. knight. NAshllctou, ni e.. g..
: c-in.iilp hlsafia. ulltgJN. inlso aI4 pass,
St,am-hlp Ola il.iniul1n. III .AuoAi Citt f0lt aud
Noriulk, udre. and pas.
steamship Curtes. y " Orleans m ise aud pass
sup Euuttt IA 90. Liverpool. salt.
Sara fllrcnc' AutKilui. gtu.
Bars Naty Ieunes- ttllariea, sugar.
Brig Aura Havana, sugar.
a % D ! .t
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Parlor suites from $35 walnut chamber suites
l85, marble top do. $40 enameed do, $50 top Brus
sells, 81 ingrAlns, SOC. COwDerthwIts. LOO and l57
Chatham 6t.-Adp.
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silver NJ par, aud I<noN's ~priug -iNie OF
curiclt import iAc" Euy oar NHt4 go 80. 81. h.OIl
~. 5, % has fltth Ayenu" II lt.l est ,DlisAnuIt.
Cures of Numcrou- Diseases 10 which chii-
Or l4ul. are il .'l .ft y Iiy Il Mia VI tl..
ntsia, where all other rcn"tl's have .lilci.
A. Purifier. Sc Iiyaft'- life alum.
IAC Old ell liable flii.i W 10 llt. To- tAc a %.
The detects IN thC old Eln-iic Truss nre rrm-
cli.l itl''N b. A.-, ~ .N a. 100 $500 sway.
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Reduction OF prices -Cartas de Nste. ~ per do1enI
RA' LEwls's, 100 Chatham It.
MOODY ANDSANkEN -GOSPELHNNINS,
Book, aac. Waiting ana NatchnE Tor me, bean ful
2bc mailed FREDERICK BLuME, q Unlonsqu 70.
NERVOUS DEBILIIY.. WEAKNESS, &c.,
promptly, and radically cured by WINCHFSr R9
SPECIFIC PILL. o. per uOA, SIX boxes s. Prepared
only by MANCHESTER y CO., 80 John g., y Z,
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wAsHINGroN, April Representative
Lawrence to ia, introduced the following bill,
which WIS referred to the Committee on the
Judtciar.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-06-08
BY ORDER OF THB CONSOLIDATED ASSOCJA.
TIoN OF THE PLANTERS OF LOUISIANA.

DY sELLE & MALOCHEE, ARMAND
ID SELLE. Auctioneer-Of6ce No. SO Royal street.
THURSDAY, June l5 1876, at twelve O'Clock NJ, At
the Merchants and Auct0neers' Exchange, Royal
street. between Canal and CustomhOuse streets, In
the Second District of this city. will be sold by
public auction, to close a concern
THE VALUABLE SUGAR PLANTATION. situated
in the parish Of St. Charles in this State. on the
right bark of the Mississippi river. about twenty.
seven miles above the city OF New Ork ans; said
plantation measures Is arpants front on thu Mis-.
siesppi river, and 10 bounded ON the upper lice by
the property formerly owned by Nicholas Chauvin
Delery, and on the lover line BY the property
d. pth on the upper line to 50 alpsnts and on the
lower line to ~ ArpeDts, together with al the
buildings and improvements existing thereon and
A two. story dwelling heuse, with . large gallery
oil around, two cottages or ANAL houses. alarge
ki chen house, corn house, stable and ono negro
cabin in the yard. .2 ~ ~
set of six kettles, steam engine and mill, bAgasse
burner and nine negro cabins large able. coop.
ers shop and shade with fifteen bars OF pea vine.
There are on the place sixty arpents Of plant
stubhle, more or lees; eighty five pents Of two
years stuble. more OF less and us a1pents planted
In corn.
There are besides nineteen mules, one milk cow,
three hefels, eight eane carts, three smsl carts
agricultural implements. etc.
Terme-Ono-6alf cash in United States currency,
in notes secured By special mortgage and:vsndoea
lien. bearing seven per oenf tnteGces Per enn1 H
| from the Gay OF sale until anal payment. the
| sugar house to b kept insured, the policy e e
d suit On any Of the unpaid notes the purchases
| win b required - ~ 1vo Der cent eeteeney.1
commisnon On The ane1ns 1eeevSred. Which een'
Aos q ale Ao1bIo Axle1ee Dueafel. notary pub
" nj; 4 IS 8 81 |ssE : = '''''''''' -
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CITY oRDINANCEs--0FfICIAL.
PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY.
aAYoRAIrY OF new ORLEANS. |
CITY Hall, juno Z, 1876.

e.
MAYoRALrI o. NEW OHIlAHs.}
City Hail. juno Z, 1876.
mo. 3j50-Administratio Series
Be it ordained by the Common Council Of
the city of New Oslesns, That the Crom-
we'll, New York and New Orleans steam
ship line shall have and enjoy the right OF
erecting and using for the landing and pro-
lection Of goods going to and coming from
the steamebips Of said line, shed or sheds
over certain parts Of the levee, situated be-
tween the wharf now Orcupied and used BY
aaid steamship line, and the tracks of tho
New Orleans, Mobile and Texas railroad.
shore of the upper and lower lines of said
wharf; all as per diagram herewith sub
mitted to the Common Council.
Be it further ordained, That said shed or
sheds shall be erected in q strong, durable
and ornamental manner, according to plans
aud specifications to be submitted to the
City Surveyor for approval; that they shall
have iron columns and slate roofs, and
shall have ample drive ways between the
outside row of columns and the wharf, and
between the inside row of columns and the
railroad; that they shall not be inclosed, OK.
capt such small spaces as may be needed
for of1icee, and that they shall have such
height and arrangement of freight plat
forms, as will allow vehicles to pass through.
Also, that while in possession of said com
pany, said sheds shall be kept in good order.
Be it further ordained, That said line OF
steamers shall have and enjoy the sole
ri2htof landing and protecting freight under
said sheds during the continuance OF the
privilege conferred by this ordinance.
Be it further ordained, That if At any
time the city Of New Orleans should change
the landing of said New York and New
Orleans steamship line, then the said com
pany ehall have the privilege Of removing
any and all improvements made by them
at their present landing to the new landing
at their own expense.
Provided, That in case the said steam
chip company should dissolve or change
hands. the said improvements ehall not re
main in any ownership to the exclusion o.
any other line which may be assigned t.
the same landing.
Adopted by the Council of the city of New
Orleans, June 6, 1876.
CHARLES j. LEEDS, Mayor.
A true copy:
j. H. HARDY, Secretary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-06-08
Local Intelligence.

The FUNERAL OF JAMES CAMPBELL
This fireman, who lost his lite Tuesday
morning in rolling to fire alarm, was
buried last evening with all the honors
that the fire department could furnish
Deceased was employed as housekeeper for
No. IL, but WA an active member OF
American Hook and Ladder No. ? Ameri-
cams truck, draped in mourning. was used
As hearse, and was drawn by members OF
both companies in complete uniform. TIE
team Of No. IL, last driven by poor Camp
bell, followed the truck, both horses wear
ing black velvet trimmings. A great num-
Der of carriages followed, making one of the
largest funerals ever seen in New Orleans.
There were delegations from nearly every
IRE company, marching, paying the last
tribute Of respect to IN unfortunate fellow
fireman.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-06-08
The School Board.

The Board Of Public School Directors
met in regular monthly session last even-
ing, Judge Dibble in the chair, and Messrs.
Bourges, Stamps, Rey, Heath, Marks,
NAPLES, Tracy, Walker and Dumont pres.
emit.
Administrator Pilsbury reported, as treas
urer, the following school taxes received
during the month of May for the years 1871
to 1876 inclusive: 81, 3l2 rs.
The president appointed the following
visiting committees for June:
First District-Messrs. Lynch and Stamps.
Secocd District-Messrs. NAPLES and
Rey.
Third District-Messrs. Walker and Hart
zell.
Fourth District-Messrs Marks and
Heath.
Fifth District-Mr Masicot.
Sixth Observation-Disclosures. LOngstreet and
Trevgne.
Seventh District-Mr. Bourges.
The president announced that only one
bid had been received in response to adver-
tised proposals for buildings for tho Ram
part and Fulton schools.
Mr.. NAPLES, of the visiting committee fol-
the Fifth District, recommended that the
name of the school at the Cut-cft be
changed to Tripoli school.
Mr.. Tracy, for committee on teachers,
reported the designations of Miss Carrie
Vaughn, third assistant of the Keller
school, and Miss Agnes Male, third assist
ant of the Dryades school, had been re-
ceived and accepted. 1t was recommended
that Mrs. F. C. Tones be elected to fill the
place of Miss Vaughn and that Miss Males
place be filed by the promotion Of Miss NJ
| Sullivan, and that Miss E. r. Hunte: bt
elected to the position of Miss Sullivan.
Mr.. NAPLES offered the following resolu
| ton, which was adopted:
RESOLVED, That the annual competitive
examin alton required by law for applicants
| for teachersbips shall be held prior to tn.
| pending election for teachers, and all appli
cants, including present incumbents, shal
be examined, except those who have al
ready passed such examination or hav'
taught three years in the public schools o
New Orleans.
| Executive session was called, after whicl
i the board adjourned.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-06-08

Tho Are then spread to tho double frame
cottage owned and occupied BY Mr.. II.
Bauman, which was also destroyed. The
building was incurred in the Germauia In
surance Company for $500. The fire then
spread to row of seven frame cottages
owned BY Mr.. P. ]. Mcclure, and known 40
McGuire's row and occupied by numerous
families. The buildings were insurrd IN
tho Lafayette Insurance Company for SiooV'
The fire then spread to the twostory house
on st. Andrew street, owned and occupied oy
F. Reusb, which WIS partly destroyed. In
sured, but IN what company or for what
amount, could not be ascertained. The ire
then spread to seven cottages on Laurent
street, which were totally destroyed. The
ere is supposed to have been the work OF
an incendiary. The total loss 10 estimated
at between 5000 and 81, 900. The alarm
was turned in from box No. 81, corner OF st.
Charles and First streets
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-06-08

Centennial researches have developed
the fact that there were in the revolution
airy war colored men bearing commissions
as officers in the continental army. The
career of Louis, mulatto, whom Washing
ton honored with . celonel's commission,
was replete with romantic incident, which
some Of our colored orators or writer's could
utilize to illustrate "what the negro haa
done for the repnblie." Mr.. Tfevigne wculd
hnd this an excellent subject for shissotical
paper. s..
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-06-08
By E. d. lie Breton, Assignee.

IN TIE MATTER OF HENRY a. BorCB. BANK.
rupt-ln bankruptcy, No. l495.
DY e. ID. LIZ BRETON. ASSiGNEK-PUR.
ID suaDt to order of the Hon. =. G. Billings,
Judge of the Ualted States District Conrt for the
District OF Louisiana granted in the above entitled
matter on the twelfth day Of May, 1876, will pro-
coed to sell by public auction in front of the main
entrance to the Cust0mhouse building. on Caoal
street. between Dec.tur aud Peters streets. in
THE city, on THURSDAY, June 6, 1876. ar twelve
O'Clock NJ. the following described property, free
of all membranes. viz
CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND on the west bank
of Red river and fronting the same: cont lining on
the entire tract the quantity OF 10 8 40 acres Of
land more or less composed Of fraction Il section
thirteen, and sections fourteen and fifteen, in
tOwnsh thirteen north, range eleven west,
bounded above by lands of Henry Marston. and
below bv lands of ohm and Isaac Murrel, together
with all the improvements thereon. and rights,
ways and al purPnances thereunt0 belonging or in
anywike appertainIng. Said lands were acquired by
said Henry A. Bryce. nkrupt one half by deed
from his father Henry B0yce, by act OF sale before
H. W. Kearney, notary public for the p irish of
Natchit0chee, December "a, 1869, and one half by
donation of Michael Bogce, by ACT Of s.ms date
before the same notary.
Terms-Cash ON the spot.
Act of sale before NJ. l. Ducros, notary public, at
the expense Of the purchaser.
myls2Sjel8 & D. LEBRETOS, Assignee.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-06-08
lAPkUVkD AMI VACANT fkOfHkff IN 1H1
FIRST AND SECOND DISTRICTS
SUCCESSION OF THE LATB I. F. GENRES.
Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
: No. 90, 344

DY C. &. GIRARDEY. AuCrIoNEKR--
d Ofaca No. 81 Camp street. TauHSDAx
Charles Auction Exchange. in the rotunda Of the
St. Charles Hotel in this city, will be sold at pub
.S oy ana rssoe nds. q Of the Sec
ond District Court for the parish Of Orleans.
dated January Is. 1876 and rendered in tho shove
entitled matter. the following Described property.
70 I. a CERTAIN LOT OR POTION OF GROUND.
bounded by Csrondsiet, Baronnr, Julia and Gilod
streets measuring IS feet 8 inches front on Car
ondslet street. by depth between parallel hHeS.
widens towards Julia street. and extends towards
Baronne' street and measures ~ feet inches I
ii inches liues the line parallel with Barorne
stre ct; ~ feet inches lines the line para Hell
the line parallel with csrondelet street Together
/ with all the improvements thereon and :thelennto
belonging, known = the three brick I've lin
Designated BY the No. 1s3 Casondeiet street. The
| whole - per plan of Charles DeLisle, surveyor.
da ed April g. 1862, e1posed at sale.
| q The SQUARE OF GROUND, situated in the
Second District Of this city and bounded by Cont
Avenue ave- undivided into ten lots. designated BY
the T TwEs r LOTS or GROUND. stuated IN
the Second District OF this city, and in the square
Rsndon streets Designated BY the Nos TO Is, in
cusively and Nos II to 26 inclusively, ~ par plan
anS deposed IN sSs ees Of
Maener. late . notary pubic in this city, a. plan
~ TEN LOTS OF GROUND. situated in the Sec.
ond District of this city, in the square bounded by
CustOmhouse, Bienville, st. John and Coitez
streets designated by the Nos. to 10 inclusively
al per plan OF G. 7. Dunbar, dated the twelfth OF
- 1913.
| Terms and Conditions One third cash on the
SPOT balance at and two years credit for notes
| secured by mortgage and vendors lien on the
| property sold bearing all the usual clauses OF
eight per cent per annum interest from the day or
| sale until their final payment, the mortgage to
| contain the usual i've per cent attorneve fee
clause binding the purchasers. in event that the
| notes given in part payment should have to be
| sued upon to enforce their payment the improve
ments to be kept insured BY tho purchasers and
the policies IT lusferred to the executor or holders
| Of the notes; the purchasers to assume the pay.
| ment of ali the taxes payable in 1876 over and
| above the price Of adjudication.
Acts of sale at the pense OF the purchasers De-
fore Jules Messy, Beg. notary public.
ap22 % my6 IS 20 u je3S
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-06-08

BRIEF MENTIoN.-Henry Ward was ar
rested and locked up in the sixth precinct
station, charged by w. Johns with the lar
ceny of double barreled shotgun.
William Henry was arrested at the cor
ner of Poydras and johnson streets, at an
early hour ON Wednesday morning, by
Officers Hale and Jones and locked up in
the central station, charged with having
three dozen empty bran sacks, valued at
SO 40, in his possession, supposed to have
been stolen.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-06-08
In New Quarters.

The offices Of the recorder Of mortgages
and register Of conveyances have just been
moved from the corner Of Dauphine and
Cont streets to No. As Chartres, between
Customhouse and Bienville streets. The
new quarters are great improvement on
those formerly occupied, being cool and
roomy. and much more convenient to those
having business there.