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SITUATION IN FRANCE.
A MISSING STEAMER.
SPAIN'S NEW CUBAN POLICY.
THE RTSSO-TIREIsH VAR.
Ifln - Allan ~ rsInrnn

LoSnoN. oct. ~ Toe captain OF Teltsche
indicates that the Russians have a firm hold
on me Pievna and sofia rosd. bat n - not
vet certain That PspVna ~ snttreiv surrBund-
Ell The road 10 Medin by WAY az R.hova
~ - believed l. stil in poss -Ssfoa OF the
Turks, aud That GnREi osmau Pasha will
MAKE desperate effort 10 keep n.
The Russian Plans
LONDON, oct 20 -- The headquarters OF the
Prince 81 kCuma alta and a. NJ al-rofla ben
have teen removed 10 BD sot Oh order as
alleged by a cprrpsph seat. that phraiin
may 10 pgels Tor the Car. Who WilI take
up ais heaig 1grterS there. a. L. nure likely
hat tie change - in consequences of a
hanged plan and point ~ attack against
pleVIa. The kuumsuta div sion c pn mandar
who recently led the assault On the second
1oiVitza has been superseded, aui ne trans
.et 81 TIE kuumanlanS n a point south OF
PlcNns would seem 20 indicate the abandon
ucnt 81 attempts IN ap-ure the works on the
caSi front, and the establishment OF better
communication with the troops noV ope-
ration on The sofia road. IL the car really
mite de 10 remove The Imperial head uarters
To fHreilD r. NAV ~ the i.r cur .o- % another
att npi 20 carry g1aEi Osnan~ pp~tuoa 10y
assault, ga whi,T, - 81 the attack ~ the lith
OF September, The car would wish 10 b..
present, or b. may indicate that tie Il lssians
arr confident taat rheir operations must
result IN the speedy JaIiigis lon or Plevna.
Details OF tire Affairs "a GpTly nphaik and
TelleChe make tt certain thar fuAV are NOR,
than mere raj = on The rurkish comm Inica-
lion, tina! In fact they are part Ci a new AUS
sian movement involving an entire change
OF front, which - still further Developed by
the transfer NJ the Houmatisus % BO-ot.
TeliScle Wa surrounded pn the 18th instant
by one cavalry auf two infantry bri gades OF
the imperial quart auf one h-t.sa O. OF Cos
sacks. IL was bOmbsrtel wv hours from
q suns. when the small Turkish garrison
killtd and wounded On both sides were in
significant.
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A Mss.iu- ocea, S..,,,.-

INV NoKK. Oct. J0.-TEe steamship Poii-
VIA, oil The a LcLCr linP, is uow five DAYS Over
due al tits port, and nothing has been heard
%! her since she left Neville. one day ont
from & laseow. The steam> h % RrftianpIc
winch arrived on sunday nom Liysrpool
take about the same course. and reaorfs
mat Size did Lot sight the Bolivia on the vow
age The agents think t.iRt an accident has
happened 10 her machinery. and hourly ex-
peel to hear vi her return TO Moyflle
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GENERAL EOREEGg NETys.
glnanefaN NofR.

LONDON, Oct oo.-tf tie l5l COS mounds of
gold which arrived from The PAST On Saiur-
day, lto 90 pounds lu soverei gus went into
thg Bank OF England yesterday. $500 pounds
Hsing taken olt lor Egypt. rne HDics, in its
financial article, says Ihs larger part OF the
consignment being bar gold, h. held over for
expectation 10 the continent. should decline
IN French exchange ShON prOnt on the
operation. Ofhcr financial articles say the
remainder j. likely 10 90 into the BANK to-
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Senator Morton u.ch nc,,.,

INDIASAPoLIs, Oct 30 Senator Morton's
condltlon rs somewhat in pro ved 70 day. He
rested better during the latter part of the
night and Is more mf)rtaDle. Today be
has been able 10 retain a little nourish meut
On bis stomach. At one O'Clock this Alter
noon Dr. Thompson stated that, while DO
radical improvement had aiken place. tha
Senator was better than he nad been AZ anv
time during the past three days.
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Goldsmith maid Ressrs.

TRENTON, n. j., Oct. 30.-The Celebrated
tIotting mare Goldsmith Maid has arrived
al Fashion Sized farm, and is finally with
drawn from The turf. Her owner states her
Eer In perfect health and entirely sound.
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MADRID, oct. 3O.-A royal decree has been
Issued granting To soldiers aud volunteers
who have completed their terms OF service
and settled In CUBA, aud u Insurgents who
have submitted 10 the government, "A portion
OF tue forests belonging to the state or other
land being nattolal property. Tae recipi-
cnts are To Toe merely tenants for three years,
when II The land IL properly cultivated they
become absolute owners. They Will be ex-
empt from taxation for i've years. The de-
cree gives great satisfaction In Madrid as
nkely 10 cOunleract Cub an q .sloyaltY.
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a Hung J0rV

ELIZABETH, n. j., Oct. 30.-The fury An,
the case OF Nicholas Darby, charged win
noting In July last, came into court this
morning, and reported that they were unable
10 agree upon verdict. They stood evenly
divided.
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L U NJ II e r.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

We have on wharf about $50 900 feet Of Prime
Heart a. Georgia BOARES, " hich We will sell for
THIRTY DAYS, at gao per 100 foot.
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n AsHBOARDs, WHITE PINE, dressed

=" AAlAET = LIBBEY.
seDu-H StstA HtrsSt ard ". z. Ave~we.
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CHARLTON, Iowa, Oct 3O-Tne public
scnooi building was burned here last night.
Loss, So, COO.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


II sTIOSl hNlGHf, OF 81. ".
~ ~ ~ u a ~, $50 : meet AZ yolr
J ?. j.. Rect Z 0-nm and -
~ I N n E-CoITNaI,H FYC.Np
GHy EVESING a. tss1.s ar 40
u M K vel sAN. scribe:
ne 80 9 o,osgmree , ,,i4 vii
s TO no s4 b. All S1e he pss m r
~ NEETLN3 OF rdS WORKING.
ALI Il THIS TIL and 1880 O'Clock Ter
IL" =. 'th ana sue9 ,Gu~, xr,yy
-, ,7I7,--,,- -, - - -
II FBaL1lMuRE ANo POt RAiL
49, Kun g. ne I'm ieayl,g ,shing On =
In 70 Ea,riS.urg and ? 'iBis north on af-er
NY oc'g ~ y, Eh list I'm vorxn .,.
oC'oo ~ Eu :. fotNb, hg'ht
49, AZ ,DJ0Ug.FD vEETTNc or TaE
:! ! 80 i'n.bt rHI ~! y, :, "Il'gt ~, ~
III ny 'r6er OF he Pr ,si9ent
IT sOWFTs n 1880. 81 Il " H., ~; y ,,
~ MtSoN'C-T6o members 81 LEBANON
tS LODGE.No ..F - NJ ar" r.r1Ss,ei
stree nerthTe.a on an ~
Cur lste br1thtf, NfrF"T. 80 VI II II
S b oid %Gs 81 t rrs %S:FsMI"'ly n''d'
-. p, = TaE - ns- - 20, 41!H. asS.s a-z.
ar TIE sbd PItBhlc NJ t f1ay rstara ny
~ .s,n,Hi 80, "ttS a $500.
~ o. yjr,-,i e. ~ -, , y !, 90
on H.. ~ IL 70, "a =, ~, p ~, pha -, ''O
hAGNER; Of tbs Gig, Oh tae 18th { March lsst.
aIu WHO o'tn on 'Iie 10 OF august Iast ana take
o,a,p y. ''e III ~ Ss,q
UtIeO % C2IoDINS w ~ rb e
KR NEW BVILUING .SsOVIArTON an
AsY CAPITOL, hi, The tn,rr m ,n,bIE MAJ
n % Of n : RN.N VI ER,riN pGI,nINr -
S,sCISTIoN M y Tor The ns, IDen, - a.. wIr,
Dc held on Til URSnhY FVESiNG N0vembsr 1T
n > n,cinrt -, ~ 80 NJ ~" Np'etn"of ~.
Stree, s,rthrss, person, r az. iO.ne. % sni
ouest, a 70 a t., '7"s ss'th -:7 re-
:. WM WITTHhFT, President.
NIEGBCCHEN, Secretary. oo3J3t
- At A SPECIAI NJ. ETING OF TUr
eCp, BOtRi. Oh ikMS TEES OF the MEFRDP
The bank lnst evening tn lake sntsh. aotion IN re-
lstlon 10 the desth al NICHOLAS hCKER, EsI Who,
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EADY FOR BUSINESS.
PALACE WAREROOMS.

MRS. NJ. CONS
~ INDIAN VEGETABLE DECOOTION
sCBOrULA, ERYsIPEIAs. aud all DISEASES
-, q the BLOOD.
hsSS9pmenGsa by eminent Physicians Of Baltimore.
SIT W q TRyMw kLL, Agents, Washington.
ProErietaJy-6oit tive corner Tsyette and I'm.
nW eueetss pe1upore, ID. sH1-eoly
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The situation ia France

LONDON, uct. % -Tne Pans J0Urnsp Bon
apartiSt) states that the government has not
decided 10 abandon the policy OF resistance.
A great par Ol TIE senators and deputies be-
Ing absent IN The provinces on account OF
next Monday : elections for conseillers a ar
roDdissemeLt aud cOnseillsrs generaux, ne
Gotiatlons for a compromise witch n al COM
menced have been post poned 20 Monday.
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WE SELL

IOIsr and STUDS, medium icngthE-........ g. IL o.
VIRGINIA PINE BOARDS, i6 fest....-... ID OK
WHITE PINE CULLs, n-ir. b stock,
tbess qu.lityl ........... 20 %
WASHBOARDS, WHITE PINE, dressed
and jointed on edse-cleAr.............-- 10 O(
SHELVING, II inch. dressed ttwoJ sides... - u
HARDY 4 TAYLOR CYPRESS Shin.
Giles, adopted By q. s. Government ON
all vcrk erount Washington. Every
shingls guaranteed perfect. @
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WM. HFsPBILL JONES, formerly Deputy
SEE ond Controller of the Treasury, has been
sppoint, clerk of the ways and means com
mittee OF the House.
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OUR NEW
CRY LUMBER SHE'D.

Which has . capacity for holding nearly ONE
MILLION FEET, in filled with all kinds Of LUM.
BER, well seasoned. Always dry and protected
from the westher.
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Col. JAMES NJ. SELovER, a we'll known
wall street banker. il here in connection
with The proposed funding operations OF the
Pacific raillonds. lie W II probably be heard
before tie Senate judiciary committee this
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THE EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

GOVERNMENT REC IPTs To-DAY.-I1ter-
nal revenue, S2li 422 95: customs, $50, OPS 95.
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ARMY ORDERs.-By direction OF the Pre-
sitent, Second Lieutenant l. $. Rice, 1st ar
tillery, is detached as professor of military
scieIi ce ard tactics at the Michigan military
academy. First Lieutenant q. n. Whistler,
9Th artillery, IL rel ,eyed from duty at the
Kentucky University, Lexington, and Will
10 II his regiment,
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THERE WAS Issued during the month of
October S3,03O,050 additional national bank
circulation, for which The Secretary of the
Treasury has directed the retirement and
obstruction of 3, 42i ,040 in legal tender notes.
number of orders for additional circula-
tion remain untitled and are not included 10
tue above figures.
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PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION LAws.-Oa mo-
ton of Senator Edmunds the Vice President
was Instructed 10 appoint the republican
members OF the committee to Inquire into
the laws relati ng tn asceTtaining and declar-
Ing the elections of President and Vice Pres
ilpnt
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REVENUE APPoINTMENTS.-LoU Gag
net has been appointed rev euue gauyer for
the 5th district Of Kentucky, ami William
Hampstead for the 3 1 district OF Illinois.
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The PARIS EXPosITIoN.-Mr. Hewitt, of
New York, Offered bill in the House yester-
day providing for the acceptance of the iuvi-
talon 10 partici pate in the Paris exhibition
III provides for general commissioner at
$500 and fifteen Others at II 900 each, and
alpIOprIates ~I5O 200 To cover ali eXpensss.
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IHE COMMITTEE on ways and means met
this morning and will report 10 morrow a
distribution OF the various topics in the Pre-
sidents mCssageto The proper standing COM
mitteeS.
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DIPLOMATIC APPOINTMENTS. - Hayden
Edwards, of the District of Columbia, vino
was yesterday nominated to be secretary OF
legation TO Brazil, has been for the past two
years rviEg with the South Atlantic squad
ron as secretary to the commanding officer,
Admiral LeROy. y. :. Nadal, OF New York,
whose nomination as second secretary of the
Uni ed states legation In London, was sent
TO he Senate yesterday, formerly occupied
the same position,
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SPEAKER RANDALL visited the Senate
mis- morning, AMI was warmly congratulated
on his selection of House committees
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n r T ICI An.
First premium q srd=d rne by the Great World 8
FAIR. in Philsdelphis, my invontsd S2:sesGA
and patented EYEGLASS, manufsc- ~
tured IN cod, Silver and eIess, with genuine
Brazilian Pebbles Also hsnd a large variety
OF sPECTACL ES, OPERA GLASSES, MICRO
octs-trlstp l229 PennsylSanis avenue a. v
"EKKAT DEEDS OF GREAT MEN."-Dt
NJ tHAs IL. FOWLER, at undry lhurch. cor
ner IA ard G streets, next ThUkSpAf eve
MING, November lst. oct T-it'
RARLOW's GALLERY OF FINE ARTS,
~ Haas Pennsylvania a eeHus
Oil Paintings, EngrayIngs, Photographers "a new
yrocess), French and German Photographs, P0rce-
!Eine Paintings, fine ChrUmos, &c; Gilt ami Nickel
Frames IN every styie for Pore slaine and Photo
graph Portraits The public are invited examine
cur stock, ia which al be found ali the late publ
cat Of foreign houses.
October LIST will receive O hnc stock OF geHu,ae
Russia Leather Goods. comprising Frames, Port
fol,os, P1rtemonr ., Gases, Sc.l
scspes, and all styles Of Frames, Spanish, French,
and American Naples, with or without velvet
gold lntpgs, MADE to order, at reasonable prices.
Gold, silver aEo Copper Wire; Cord, Hooks, Screw
Eyes &c, for hanging pictures. Paintings packed,
BHshow D sss: Hs .ssc
6snefer ring, lining and restoring Oh Paintings
Family Portraits restored with the greatest care so
~ to preserve the originality.
Oataloeuss to be had on application. augsl- SIN
NINE. LARMIER, De Paris
AVA FIRST GLASS DRESSnAKER,
70. 1f26 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
oct3 lstp-sm Between 18th and 18th .trsets
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kilograms to The Star.

SIEGE OF PLEVNA.
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THE APPROPRIATIONS COMMITTEE Of the
Honse was in session at 3 O'Clock this after
I Don, and will perfect an army bill TO b
reported 10 the House tomorrow.
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HAWAIIAN IMPORTS FROM THE UNITED
STATEs-The United States consul al Hon
oiulu has !ransmitted to the Depart anent OF
Stale official copies OF the Imports from the
United States inin the Hawaiian IL tlds
durlDE he ar eud ing September p, I.,. a.
compared with the JwB preceding yalrS,
showing a laIga increase in the tr6ia witch
is claimed To be The result Of the treaty Of
1870 The total imi is for the year mount
al 10 - $40 1876; AN increase of -IgI $40 Il IL
S773 .2G over 1875 and 1870, spectiveIy.
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The HOUSE COMMITTEE ON BANKING
AND CURRENCY met at 2 clock this after
Eoon, al d were in session as We 20 toepress.
Judge Buck1 er, the chairman, said that ne
was wi ling that the committee should have
The ear liesi OPT ortunity 20 pass a oil TO re-
nonetize silver, and repeal the third section
of the raSu mi ct
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II j. HEIBERGER,
(succt s-or u II Y. Lonfo on Co D =.
CITIZENS. ARMY AND NAVY IA
MERCHANT TAILOR, "a
Metropolitan Hotel, (lars BrownIsJ W.
y!-.y No 61S Penna ave, w sliugtOn. LII
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~ ROCKBRID5E ALUM,
W. KENTUCKY BLUE LIOd,
BEDF0BD, BETHESDA,
And other natural MINERAL WATERS for sale at
MILBURN'5 PHARMACY,
stpz5-u l4IB Poem. avenue.
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AUG 10 i "a Es.

tween parallel lines of lat feet 10 inches and s
lines and 50 feet width in the rear.
frant ~, o " 959,s lot M9 = ana measures SO
lines In depth.
Lot No. adjoins lot No. g.. and measures 60
lei lines.
Together with the improvements thereon. com
story end attic frame cottage dwelling. retired
rom ths street. with front and ride garden and
eeontalning central halls. two parlors. library,
eistern, hyarant. gas etc. 1t il we'll known al
the family residence OF the late licensed. and
prp t,ta RE- Tor comtort and conyenences.
ure 81 feet inches 81 tines front on ST. Charles
street by depth Of 4y feet inches lines BE-
west corner Of vt Charles and joseph inc strests
Lots Nos. TO- II, p. "a and a adjoin each ether
and measure each 30 feet front on Josephine
st Get. by depth Of 1so feet between parae
lines. Lot No. u forms the southeast corner oil
Carondelet and Joseohine reefs 's' -
nof a f 40 y ana is adjoin eaeh other and
street. by depth OF $50 feet between parallel
2ther ana measure each 81 feet 10 inches and
lines front on Jackson street. by depth OF 100
feet between parallel lines.
Lot No II forms ths northeast corner Of jack
son and Carondelet streets.
rho property viii be sold according to the
AHo h1i,ion " eApltallStS seeking perUa+
nnently safe and satisfactory Investments, and
hrst-elass residence sites in that aristoeratie
aud picturesque neighbnrhood will find this
OPPORTUNITY u d location and advantages sci
DO IL ever, equaied. but never SURPASSED
Terms-One-third cash balance at one and
two years ere it OF. notes especially secured BY
mortgage a1d vendors len on the property
sold. bearing all the usual clause OF Der cent
per annum interest from the day OF sale until
hnal payment: 8. per cent attorneys fees in
event Of suit to inforce the payment Of any III
The credit Dor ion. the i'm provensnt to be Kent
insured and the policies tranferred to The exc
eutots OF the o tate and the purchasers TO as
sumo the payment OF tbs taxes for 1877 due and
sxigible in 1878, over and above the price Of ad-
Indication.
Acts OF sale. at the expense Of the purchasers,
before John r. Cofyey. Esd. notary pnblie'
Ap14 81 an uVs IL 10
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GOOD STORE AND DWELLING PROPERLY
Forming corner of Rampant and Thalia streets
near the Dryadea Market
SUCCESSION OF MARaARET RUaD.

Second District Court for the parish of Orleans.
Ply G. j. aIRARDEY. Auctionesr-ofice No.
!. :. 81 ,a Comp strset-s "a UKpAY May 1877.
Exchange. In the rotnnda Of the St. Charles
Hote! in this city. will be sold at public auction.
Hon sso Jads q q e. t 3peg se eE9
District Court, dated the third Of April. 1877.
and rendered Ia the above entitled succession.
"a ne following described and valuable property.
FIVE CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND. to-
geI nea . R.n AL buildings and improve
ated in the First District Of this civ and IN tba
saaaarss a bounded BY Ram part Dryadss ThalIa
designated by the Nos 70. 1s.14 is and ls. as psr
sketch and plan Of ]. r. Braun, dated the cd
Appii: 1877. LotH forms no southeast corner
81 Eampar and Thalia streets. measuring 30
feet front n Rampant street. BY 90 feet 10 inches
Iiass depth and front on ITALIA street. The
one-story and attic frame Hoass designatsd by
ne s NOS. and 429 Rampant street. and Is
urlng 30 feet front on Ranpart street by 90 feet
70 inches and lines in depth. Derweeu parallel
story frame ho1se, slated oof, used 10 d furnl-
ture and cabinet store, designated By the No.
AS Rampant street.
Lot No. 10 adjoins he above described, and
measures Sc f4et fret t4ft -tft5s5t ~ ~
feet 10 inches ines In deDth b.tgeen narallel
lines. ne improvements comprise the one
store with show wfndoy, side gtliery. esstern.
etc. k.own by the NO. 42a Rampant stree
Lot NO. Is adloips this foregoing described
aots. in the rear, measuring 30 eft FIRM on
Thalia street by 80 feet in depth between Darai-
Lot or portion OF ground No. IA ad;otna Ii.
NO -. aud measures ieet frsat on inafa
street by adepth between parallel lines OF %
Terms-For Int No. IS cash and fjr the re-
mainaer Of the property one-half ASH and
al twelve rnentes' edit far ustes OF
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seECTAL NOTICE.

OFF1CE STATE TAX COLLECTOR, J
H First District 100 Gravier street. !
New Orleans March n, ls77,
All PROPERTY OWNERS Of the FIRST DIS.
|TRICT are informed that the assessment rolls
Ffor said District are now ready. and that per-
|tons desiring TO pay tho Real Estate Tax at this
Edme may now receive their bills promptly.
The following named persons only are au-
Eahorized to sign receipts for the Collector of
Ethis District:
For REAL ESTATE and CAPITAL TAX-Mr.
liz. ETODDAR-.
For LICENSES A. W. COCKERTON.
Or the undersigned,
! MUS e. A. BURKE. Collector.
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SPECIAL NOT ICE.

fFFIoESraTr TAX COLLECTOR, SrxTH DISTRICT.
t1ia Magazine. bet Berlin and Milan sts.
IL New rleans, April II, 1877.
AL persons within the limits of the Sixth Dis
trict owing License and Capital Tax are hereby
notified chat the Office for tho collection Of the
asamo IL now open. III. A. CORBlN
4 ap12 wv State Tax Collector
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and under Il suspension Of tho rules, was read
b third tims and passed.
q The title WINS adopted.
Mr.. VOORHEES, moved to reconsider the vote by
which the bill passed. and on Ills own motloh
HE motion 10 reconsider was laid on the table.
House bill No. 800. IAN net to authorize and
direct the City Council Of New Orleans TO cause
Bt. Joseph. Delord and other streets. which
have been closed Oh INSTRUCTED by the new VI
leans, Mobile and Texas Railroad Com pany' 70
be opened to public use, and 10 Iepe,si I'LL iaws
conflicting herewith"
This bill being reported by the Special Com
nnittee on CITY Affairs as substitute for House
bilI No. 1es. was taken up on It's second reading.
Mr. Eitzpasrlck moved to postpone the further
confederation OF the bill until Tomorrow, April
Id. and thai n committee consisting OF three
members from the city and three members from
tils country BIZ appointed to examine the locality
In question, and report thereon.
The motion prevailing the 5peaker appointed
On said committee the following named MEM
bers:
L1essrs. Fitzpatrick. Jonas, shakespeare. New
som, Young OF Claiborne md McGehee.
House Bill No. 900. AN act to Incorporate the
Bayou Sara Fire Company"
# Under the favorable report, with amendment,
III tie Committee on Corporations. the amend
nent was adopted. az follows:
After the word penalties In line %. insert
Me words mot to exceed five dollars for any one
violation OF said y.1aws or rules. or any offense
sr breach OF decorum.'
The bill, aB amended, was taken as engrossed.
aud under suspension of the rules was read
third time and passed.
The titls was adopted.
House bill No. so7. IAN act to abolish the Board
u CommissiaBsrs styled 'Ihe Commissioners
oil the Now Orleans Park to repeal all laws Inn
posing special tax for tho New Orleans park.
and 10 confer upon the city OF New Orleans oil
Mic powers and duties her, tofore imposed upon
Me Commissioners OF the New Orleans Park"
Under the favorable report OF the Special
COMMITTEES on City fairs the bill was taken as
sngrosssa. and under suspension Of the rules
was read third time and passed The title was
adopted.
House bill No, a0s. An act to appropriate
ffom the revenues of the years 1876 and 1876
sertain sums to pay debts OF the Charity Hos
pital.'' etc @
Under ito unfavorab'e report Of the Committee
On the Judiciary, the bill was indefinitely post
poned.
House bill No aos IAN act 10 appropriate cer-
tain sums to settle past Indebtedness Of the in
sane asylum" etc.
Under similar report OF the same committee
was indefinitely postponed
House bill No. 3t4. AN act to amend an act en-
Titled An act to protect the health Of the city Of
New Orleans. TO locate tho stock landings and
slaughter houses. and to incorporate The Ores.
cent City Live Stock Landing and Slaughter
House Company"
The bill was AIKEN up under the unfavorable
report Of the COMMITTEES on the Judiciary.
Mir. Tremoulet moved that the bill he indef-
nfteiy postponed. on which motion ME. Shake