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Notice.

Notice.
l hereby give notice that having sold
|my interest in the firm of Major & Can.
mis- to F.. Cannis, he will conduct the
meat business In future upon his own &C
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Fresh bread daily at Jockeys.
cV Bass & Co.'S, Ale Odcll's Hall.
Clcveland's Gold-Edge Butter at
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Town Notes.
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DIRECTORS.
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POLITICAL NOTES.
m. i. tribune. ]

IN. 7. tribune
The Reunion party is the name of it.
Fall in.
BY one wise act Gov. Chamberlain has
placed the whole country in his debt.
Senator Patterson is the most
"amoosin little euss" that the Southern
question has developed.
The Louisville Couraer-J0u,ndl favors
Mr.. Randall for Speaker of the next
House Of Representatives.
The South Carolina Senator who tried
to kick against Mr.. Hayes is doing as
we'll as can be expected.
A singular fact about the contest for
the Speakership Is that the Republican
party has but two candidates, and both
of them are from the same State.
Patterson ought to establish q political
weather bureau, to advise him OF the
probabilities for at least twenty-four
hours in advance, SO that he could stay
Topped for day or SO together.
II about half gross of candidates
for the United States Senate from Lou
isiana should unfortunately accept an
invitation to quiet little dynamite
party, the situation in New Orleans
would be suddenly simplified.
If Mr.. Pinehback succeeds in taking
over" enough colored members to either
Legislature in Louisiana to give it q
clear Returning Board quorum, he will
have done more to deserve the good will
Of the State than all the acts Of his past
life put together.
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the accounts therein named, beginning j. L.
Houston and amountinslto 1878 H..
BY Mr.. Denis and read twice.
San ordinance providing for the payment Of
certain interests and amounting to si223 3d."
Petitions.
1. From Algiers department. asking for FIRE
wells. 2. From ]. Cox, for permission to erect
building at New Lake End. 8. From r. Kane
ner, President Brooklyn Company No. .. for lum-
Der to erect shed in rear OF engine-house.
Referred to Administrator OF Commerce.
1. From draymen, asking amendment oil pound
ordinance. O. From property owners, for gas
lamp corner Washington and Conery streets.
Referred to Administrator Of Police.
l. From Jules Lamsureux and t2) from JOSEPH
Garner, asking for reduction Of assessment.
Referred to Administrator OF Assessments.
From Widow c. Ebelng, for extension OF time
to pay back taxes.
Referred to Administrator of Finance.
From shpmssters, asking that the dumping Of
garbage and other filth along the river front be
stopped.
Referred to Administrator of Improvements.
with power to act.
From lessees Of stalls in st. Bernard Market,
for extension Of gas pipes in said market
Referred to Administrators of Police and Com
meroe.
l. From owners Of buildings at New Lake End.
protesting against revocation of their permits,
and asking the appointment of committee to
investigate the matter; and ~ from J. A. De-
Blanc. President Louisiana Oil Company, request
ing repairs of bulkhead protecting levss in front
of their property.
Received and ordered filed.
The Council then adjourned.
THOS. G. RAPIER Secretary.
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Indians. Thus they hoped to avoid the
pursuit of justice and final capture, but
the ever active rangers were not so
easily deceived, and went to work to
find the perpetrators OF the foul crime.
Their diligence was rewarded a few
days since by the capture OF the three
Owen brothers and another man who
are accused of the murder. They were
chained together and taken to Fort
Concho.
The Fort Worth stage was robbed
April 10, at Q o'clock. Five registered
packages were taken; their contents
passenger, and he was not robbed.
There were three robbers. The chances
OF capture are good. One of the robbers
was large man, dark complexion, with
full beard-the other dark complexion,
beard on chin only.
An accident occurred on the Interna-
tional Railroad last Thursday evening
about O'Clock, which resulted in the
instant death OF Conductor Tighe, the
breaking of both legs of brakeman
Tabler, and the severe bruising Of
another brakeman, name not learned.
A north bound freight train had reached
point about two miles north of Troupe
when the accident occurred. which is
said to have been caused by low joint
In the iron.
A few days ago, while q party Of cow
boys, in the employ Of Mr.. Win Scott,
were out hunting cattle on Rock Creek,
near the farm of Mr.. d. Mullenhaus,
three of them espied the body of man.
Upon examination, it was found that
both his arms were off, and a fearful
hole was discovered in his head, sup
posed to have been Inflicted by the blunt
end of hammer found lying by his
side. It is supposed by those who saw
him that he had been dead at least two
weeks, and they suspect that the man
was murdered.
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CITY ORDINANCES OFFICIAL.
MAyoRALTy or New ORLEANS, |
City Hall, April II. 1877. {
THOS. G. RAPIER, Secretary.

MAyoRALTY or New ORLEANS,
City Hall, April II. 1877.
mo. Standardization Series
An ordinance providing for the payment Of the
several accounts therein named.
Be it ordained That the following sppropra-
tiops be and are hereby made for the month OF
March, 1877 and that the Administrator of Pub
lilo Accounts warrant on the Administrator Of
Finance in payment OF the same.
New Orleans Bee, twelve months subscription,
to March IS, 1873, for Department OF Finance,
German Gazette, advertising license and tax
notices in the month Of March. 1877, approved,
$50 45.
Price Current advertising license notices in
January, February and March, 1877, approved,
s1t Is.
New Orleans Democrat, advertising proposals
for the sale of wharf improvement bonds, ap-
proved 81 80.
G. Oasansve Recorder of Deaths, etc, for re-
cording deaths in the month of March, 1877,
approved, s1l2 60.
Register OF Oonveyanoes, office rent for the
month of March, 1877. approved. $780,
New Orleans Democrat, advertising in the
| months OF January, February and March, 1877,
approved as follows, viz: Ordinances, 1856 rs:
proceedings Of Council, s110 DO. printing pro-
oeedings OF Council in February, 1877, approved,
$40: advertising license notice in February, 1877,
approved, 80 cents. Total, t406 95.
VIM Garter, salary rs porter OF the Second Jul
dicsl District Court for the month OF March,
1877, ss per bill approved by the judge Of said
court, SIS.
I. Heer. desk for the Department of Commerce,
approved, IS.
j. N. shawhan, buggy spring for Department
| of Commerce, approved, S..
| Luzenberg Hospital, for treating INDECENT
| smallpox patients in the months of January,
February and March, 1877, 1926 days at 50, $307s.
Grand total, 1878 65,
Adopted by the Council of the city OF New Or
leans. April II, 1877.
| Yeae'Brown, Cavnnac, Diamond, Edwards.
| RepgstorH 49,. ,,,r,-,v 49,
A true copy:
| Tnos. q. RAPIKR, Secretary.
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hereau e. Go. vs.. Elizabeth Hay.

A. H0chereau IL 90. vs.. Elizabeth Hay.
Widow in community. testamenary execu
trig and legatee of Robert NeJ,eay de-
ceased, ct ais, tFrancis II Thomas Robert
John and Elizabeth meLaay.)
EIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
Il parish OF Orleans-No s1O4-By virtue of n
writ ot seizure and sale, to me directed by the
Honorable the Fifth District Court for the par
ish Of Orleans in the above entitled cause,
chants. and Auetioneers' Exchange, ROYAL
street between Canal and Customhouse streets,
IN the Second District of this city. on SATUR-
DAY, May nineteenth, 1877 mt 70 o'clock nl the
following described property, to wit:
Two GER AIN LOTS OF GROUND with
the buildings and improvements thereon, stu
ated in the Fir District of this city, designated
as numbers fourteen and fit cen, Of square
number one, bounded by Benton lnow South
Frankin), Clio. Liberty and Oqlliope streets.
having. American measure, as follows to wit :
lot number fourteen, adjoining lot number
flfteen twenty nine feet front on Liberty
street. the same in width in the rear, by one
hundred and twelvs feet deep between parallel
lines; lot nun Der fifteen forming the corner of
Halliope and Liberty streets, has twenty nine
feet five ines front Oh Liberty street. by depth
twelve feet. as per, plan of @. A. Hedin late
architect and civil engineer dated twenty
fourth April. 1850, deposited in the office of o.
Ii. Perry, late notary public in this city. ao-
quired by the late Robert McLeay by purchase
from the Canal Bank of New Orleans, per act
passed before said O. II. Perry, late notary pub
lie, on the fifth day of June. 1850.
Hefzsd in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot
THOS II. HANDY.
Civil Sheriff Of the parish of Orleans.
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JUDICIAL ADVERTISER sNTs.
SHERIFF SALES.
Samuel Smith vs. sarah Charles, widow,
and Richard Charles


E,IFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
~ ish Of Orleans-No. sl57-By virtue of a
writ Of seizure and sale, to me directed by the
Honorable the Fifth District Court for the par
ish OF Orleans. in the above entitled cause, will
proceed to sell at public auction. at the Mer-
chants and Auctioneets Exchange, Royal
street, bstween canal and Customhouse streets.
IN the Second District of this city, on SATUR-
pay, May hineteenth., 1877 It 10 O'Clock m.
the following described property, to wit:
the First District of this city formerly the
Second Municipality. in the square bounded by
Tchoupitouas, New Levee, Canal and Common
streets, and designated by the number two as
per plan made by Joseph Pile, late sur
yeyor of said municipality. dated ninth
December. 1e41 and deposited as plan number
forty, in the book of plans of j. b. Marks late u
notary. public in this city, and measuring
English measure twenty-one feet seven inches
front on Tchoupitoulas street twenty four feet
five inches and three lines front on New Levee
street thirty-ilve feet two inches and six lines
in depth on the side line which separates 1t
from lot number one. and forty four feet ten
inches and one line in depth on the side line
which separates II from lot number three
Together with all the buildings and i'm
provements thereon, rights, ways and ad-
yantages thereunto belonging. or in anywise
appertaining. Being the same properly the late
Richard Charles, deceased, acquired by pur-
chase at public sale made by the sheriff OF the
Seized in the above suit. -
Terms-Cash on the spot
THOMAS H. HANDY
Civil Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans.
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BY plaoide i. Spear.

TRACT OF LAND FRONTING
ON THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER.
Widow Pierre Ca5elar, Testamentary Exeeutrix.
etc. VS.. Heirs of Philippe Henri Herz.
Second District Court for The Parish of Orleans,
No. 3g, AGA.
by PLACIDE J. SPEAR, Auctioneer-Ofi
ID 46 Royal street-SATU RDAY May s. 1877, at
u O'Clock NJ will be sold at public auction, at
the Merchants and Auetioneers' Exchange on
Royal street, between Canal ard Customhouse
streets. by virtue of two judgments, the one rem
dered March ID. 1877, and signed March II, 1877,
and the other rendered and signed April o. 1877,
by the Hon. A. j.. 'Tissot. judge of the Second
District Court for the Parish OF Orleans, In the
above entitled matter
A CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND. situated in
The parish OF Orleans on the right bank of the
Mississippi River, forming part Of what was
formerly the old Cazelar Plantation and mea-
surfing about 10 arpents front on the Missis-
sippi River by depth Of 40 arpen's, bounded
on the upper side by lands belonging to Mrs.
Moss, and on the lower side by lands belonging
to the heirs of J. 7. Sainet
Terms ami onditions-One-th third cash on adj
judieaion, the balance at one and two years
from date OF adjudication, secured by mortgage
and " ndor's privilege, with per cent attor-
ney's fees in case Of foreclosu e. the purchaser
to assume all taxes payable in 1877 and subse-
quently, over and above price OF adjudication,
and to furnish, for the credit ailments notes
corresponding to the respective interests of the
parties herein. Act of sale before Jules Messy,
notary public. at the expense of purchaser.
ana II 19 as my35
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the desk Of one of the Judges Of the
Supreme Court,
It was generally believed that the
rumors were the result of deliberately
conoocted conspiracy, although 1t was
doubted whether that fact could be
proved, and, IL proved, whether the law
passed by the Legislature on the sub
ject at the request OF the Stock Ex-
change could be enforced.
At O'Clock O special meeting OF the
Governing Committee Of the Stock Ex-
change was convened, and Mr.. Norris
brought the matter before it,
It was agreed that the Exchange and
the two coal companies should become
jointly responsible for the payment of
q reward of $4,000 for the conviction
and punishment OF the guilty parties
who had started the rumor that precipi-
tated the panic. 1t was also reported
that the Delaware and Hudson Com
pany had instructed their counsel to
commence an action against the Tri-
bune for saying that the papers in the
matter of an application for receiver
had been prepared, and the officers
were only waiting until they could get
sufficiently short Of the stock to make
them public.
Notwithstanding all this. however,
some persons were in nowise deferred
from making fresh attempts upon the
market by means Of lying reports.
During the afternoon Rock Island Rail
road stock was determinedly attacked
through a report that gained wide cir
culation that the company was endeav-
oring in vain to hypothecate large
quantity Of securities. This was pro-
nounoed, at the office Of the company,
to be an unmitigated falsehood. For
tunately, the experience of the day be-
fore had not been forgotten, and bro
kers were sensible enough to make in
quiries before throwing their stock
away.
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pY NASH AND HODGsON-W. l. Hodgson.
- Auctioneer-Office No 10 Carondelet street
On SATURDAY April 81, 1877. at twelve o'clock
m, at tho st. Charles Auction Exchange, with
out unit orreserve, by consent OF parties. will
i. TWO LOTS OF GROUND, together with all
the buildings and improvements thereon, sit
uated in tho Second District of this city in the
square bounded by Old Levee (now Decaturj
Charities. Got and Bienville streets. desig
mated !, as s 9s Nos ,neb ss ana A. Lot NO q mea
Love street, and lot No. At measures 20 feet 8
inches and lines front on Old Levee street. by a
can measure, and between parallel lines as per
plan Of A. Thompson, surveyor, deposited in
the office of H. z. Cairo, late notary as plan No.
16 OF book No. g. sud lots having in common
with others a.small rear yard with privies and
an alley opening on Cont street.
The improvements consist of TWO THREE
STORY BRICK STORES. known as Nos. rs and
2. A VALUABLE LOT OF GROUND. togeth-
er with all the buildings , and improvements
city. in the square bounded by Magazine, Con
stance. Erato and Thala streets, measuring 81
feet II inches and lines front on Magazine
| lines, between parallel lines, American meas
ure.
E Esf mi nsT s93sjst e pogEIE
DENCE, slated, known as Nos s44 and SAG Maya
zine street. and contains eight rooms on each
two We cE h29 a LOIS 19 Ok sn f6 1s
GROUND. together with all the buildings and
improvements thereon. situated in the First
District of this city. in the square bounded by
New Levee. Tchoupitoulas. Thalia and Hunter
streets, designated as Nos. and O. on q plan by
Q. A. de Armas, surveyor dated July % 1861, and
deposited in the office OF Octave de Armas no.
tary public Of this city. and measures as fol-
lows:
Lot No. measures SO feet inches front on
Hunter street. the same width in the rear by a
depth OF 152 feet inches on the side line near.
est to Tchoupitoulas street. and ISL feet inches
on the side line nearest New Levee street.
Lot No. measures seventy-four feet two
inches front on New Levee street, by Il depth of
eighty -four feet three inches and three lines on
the side line next to Hunter street thence on an
Oblique line running towards Thalia street
thirty nine feet four inches. and thence seventy
three feet on second depth line. and ono hun
dred and 6fty-nine feet frye inches on the other
side line nearest Thaliastreet, and thirty five
feet two inches on the rear line adjoining lot
No 1.
The improvements consist Of q LARGE
BRICK SLATE ROOF WAREHOUSE, built in
the shape of two sides Of square, with Open
ings on two streets. and well known as the
Hunter Warehouse, and adJoins the Coopers
Press and is opposite the Orleans Press lower
line.
Plans of the above properties may be seen at
the place of sale.
TERMS AND CoNDITEoNs-One-th third cash. and
the balance at one and two years with eight per
cent interest am al! the usual security clauses
ten per cent of all bids to be paid cash on the
spot to bind the sales.
Acts of sale before James Fahey notary
public, at the expense OF tbs purchas in
Guiding the taxes due and exigible in 1877.
aD1 15td
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MAYoRALTY OF New ORLEANS,
City Hall. April II, 1877. {

MAYoRALTY OF New ORLEANS,
City Hall. April II, 1877.
mo. 5000 Administration BeriesJ
RESOLVED, That the sum Of $4,000 be and is
hereby appropriated for the payment OF registra-
ton and election expenses for the year 1876, on
vouchers issued by the State Registrar OF Voters,
declared to be legal by the city attorney. and that
the Administrator OF Public Accounts warrant in
payment OF the same whenever there is money in
the Treasury to the credit Of the proper fund.
Adopted by the Council OF the city OF New
Orleans. April IT, 1877.
Yeas-Browp, Csvanae, Diamond. Edwards,
Rengstorf
ED. PILSBURY, Mayor.
true copy:
THOMAS G.. RAp1ER, Secretary.
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THE COAL COMPANIES.
The Result Of the Panic-A Reward of
$4,000 offered for the Discovery Of
the Originator of the False RumOrs
THAT Caused the Panic.


All that remained of the coal stock
panic yesterday was a deep-seated feel
ing Of indignation at the originators of
the false rumors that had precipitated
the trouble of the day before. At an
early hour Vice President ELEPHANT, of
the Delaware and Hudson Canal Com
pany, made his appearance on the
street, with a countenance ominous of
evil, and when it was learned that he
was in close consultation with John B.
Norris. chairman of the Law Commit
tee OF the Stock Exchange, con-
sternation spread among those who
had spoken disparagingly Of the
coal stocks on Wednesday. One
ering list Of brokers and others who
had expressed opinions derogatory to
his company, and several who had
made bets on the probability of re-
ceiver called at the coal building and
apologized, saying that they had no in
tention of doing anything wrong.
1t was reported that Mr.. Olyphant
was collecting evidence to be used in
the criminal prosecution of a gentleman
who was formerly one of the most
prominent brokers in the Exchange,
but who latterly has been engaged
IN an outside speculative business
on his own account, and finally
all surmlses concentrated on this
person and on two firms who are known
to be acting for him. 1t was members
OF these firms who began the onslaught
upon the Delaware and Hudson stock
on Wednesday, and while the excite
ment lasted they are estimated to have
got rid of between 5000 and 5000 shares.
It was said that the profits paid in to
them yesterday aggregated 500,
of originating, the report about the al.
legged receivership, by saying on the
floor OF the Exchange that they had
been informed by certain reputable
lawyer that he had seen the papers In
the matter Of the application lying on
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SUCCESSION OF ROBERT HUYGHE.
Second District Court for the parish OF Orleans,
No. 80 1903.

ID 10 Royal streoi-on sATuRDbAY. Nay n T.,
1877, at 70 CLOCK m, will be sold at public AUG
change. on Royal street. between Canal and
Customhouse streets, by virtue and in p1lrsu-
ance to an order from the Hon. A. L. Ifssot,
sh Of Orleans. dated April Z. 1877. for account OF
/. A CERTAIN IoT OF GROUND together
with the improvements thereon, situated In the
Fourth District OF this city, in the square
bounded by First Second, Fulton and Division
streets, designated by the No. of square No. as.
and measures az feet inches 5 lines front on
Second str street, by depth of 100 feet between
'&.i SIX ' hoTs OF GROUND together with the
buildings and improvements thereon situated
in the Sixth District Of this city. in the square
bounded by yalmont, Laurel, Leontine and Live
Oak streets. designated by the numbers 4, s, 6, Z,
and 9. Lots numbers a. Sc. and 8 front on
Laurel street and have the following dimen-
sions: Lot No. A. 81 fest in hes fronvon Laurel
street. 1Gs feet II inches in depth the side To-
wards Leontine. street and 162 feet9 inches in
depth on the side line OF lot No. 5. Lot No. s
measures 81 feet inches front on Laurel street.
by depth OF 162 feet inches on the line which
separates it from Lot No; 4, and 1876 feet inches
in depth on the line which separates 1t from lot
on the side line q lot No; & and l4s fegt inches
depth Of 14s feet inches on the side Of LOT No g.
and 141 feet inches on the side Of lot No 8. Lot
street by depth Of 14 feet inches on the side OF
lot No. 4 and 1874 feet inch on the side of lot No.
9. Lot No measures 81 feet 8 inches front on
sde Of lot and y let iYn, deph a oa
front on valment street. OF which itforIns the
corner.
Terms-Cash on adjudication.
Acts Of sale before Octave Morel, ESQ. notary
public, at the expense Of the purchasers.
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