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New-York tribune., 1871-07-26

fature dehyeU lbas hfdAng ne
lows: Last eyenngJuly 100 a. l9c august so ls 400
5l6c September goo at l9ia, 800 a 9Il5e Obsr 1o
100 each at 10 iie 100 Zach e peee@5s 3o9 is id
800 At lgc 1000 a; DE- 2 At 10 lS 100 l9l At 10 s
200 at 9 August and Sc tember 100 each Ec seytt.r M
9e LOO st 10 5Gc 200 at 10 7l6c; so 9c Oe,ober t
At BE NJyember 200 at lsie December 10 ls erehsn
200 July fox @ Augu eye 100 for 100 September ever.
total 2 go bales; grand total 600 bales 7'
COFPEEInporers, notshsiandng the ful receipts and un
abe adycs rom Rio Jansro remain in their usEi; tie oe a.
hand IL ' bsgS including 300 at Gllye.tOn 5l Ss oh
A6 at Mobile sJh Baltimore snt 81 @ a. this port The car,sl
Psr do re Tor Good do and IA ali fof Prime DOL the aa.j
closes quiet bat steady
C0AlAe @ demand has improved bot Jobers no, p.r
chased freely waiting the result of The public ale Of s
"wednesday sles from yari at S5d t6 per taa.
CAADLEsIhe demand has been hgh for all binds atd pns,
uOminay steady We quote Aisman:ne Sperm
Patent a. 3c and ParamGe a, 23lc.. cash
AND DlBS-Ihere continued iobhng Of
Lemon, and prices steady We quote SsnlersoBs Bl
lers s5 and Brehmersis weak at 2 all so Opium sa
and very dull We quote - S. gold in bohd dsevosl
without quotsbe change the bues has been only noen1
New-York tribune., 1871-07-26
The days transactions at the L. s. sub-Treasury wer
Tne 1oowlng Voc the eIo.Ing Eates tor toreIn OK.

Money rules in abundant supply, the limited volume
OF business doing creating important demand. Call
loans readily negotiated at and per cent, pTime
short date paper moving at n d5i per cent
Government bonds dull but firm under the I'M
provement in gold the general market closing steady on
the basis OF 1l25d1I3 for '67s.
Fisk & Hatch report as follows al p. m.
New-York tribune., 1871-07-26
THE SUGAR AND TOBACCO CROPS.

WASHINGTON, July 25.-The Agricultural Re
port July shows in tabular form the condition of the
sugar mot sorgum and tobacco crops In the following
proportions taking the standard for last year,
New-York tribune., 1871-07-26

The unemployed capital is seeking its way into 0rst-
class railroad mortgages and considerable purchases OF
these are made daily Tho Chesapeake and Ohio gold 6s
command attention and are selling rapidly at %, and
accrued interest the extension the Ohio approaches
completion. The following were the bids:
New-York tribune., 1871-07-26

Books at The Tibnne once.
DFCOILECTIONS OF A BUSY LIFE. BY
IA Horace Greeley binding Cloth az So Ii
Half Morocco - Half Calf s5 Morocco Antique, 81
DOLITICAL ECONOMY. BY Horace Greeley
Il Price, ~ 50.
WHAT l KNOW OF FARMING. BY Horace
w Greeley Price. 81 so.
EWBANK's HYDRAULICS AND MECHAN-
~ ICS Nearly 800 Engravings. Large 8yo Cloth IS
VRIBUNE ALMANAC REPRINT. 1898 to
Il 1862 2yols Half bound $40
VNRIBUNE ALMANAC. 1871. 20 cents; for
CHRIST AND THE GALL0WS; Or, REASONS
- FOR ABoLIuos OF CAPITAL Bovee Cloth
DEAR CULTURE FOR PROFIT. Quinn
l. 81
MONEY IN THE GARDEN, A VEGETA-
WI BLE MANUAL By p T. Quinn Nearly 100 EnsayDgs Cloth
81 80. f,
ELEMENTS OF AGRICULTURE. Waring
H New Edition Cloif, 81.
DRAINING FOR HEALTH AND PROFIT
~ Wsnug. Cloth 81 80
EARTH CLOSETS AND EARTH SEWAGE.
H WGhug Paper 80 ceuis
ITNION COLONY CT COLORADO: HIS
" TORY AND FIRST ANNU A. REPORT 25c
COOPERATIVE STORES: THEIR HIS
- TORY. ORGANIZATION, AND MANAGEMENT. Paper 50
COOPERATION: ATTRACTIVE INDUS
~ TRY. b. Z. r. Grant. Price 50 cent.
CONSTITUTION AND BYLAWS OF CO.
~ OPERATIVE LAND AND BUILDING ASSOCIATION. Price
Is cents
Any by mail postpaid of price Ad
THE TRIBUNE. NewYofk
New-York tribune., 1871-07-26

GRAIN-ollers OF Wheat srmer under the hTos
Liverpool side but buyers paid the advance reluctantly s
irregular; spring better AM New Amber Winter
Of Old Amber stead! included the sales
bush. 32d 9s for Son Spring. 81 Ja 81 g. for No
Chicago Spring; 81 $50 No. Misaukee; II Bds "a
for New Amber Western and 81 4iG - % for Old IN LOTS Al M
White Michigan; II 42ld& a. for White Missouri 81 Tor Ms
Aer samples White Amber Wheat from lnh
aa sad Illinois from Wibie Co. Toledo Ohio erhbc
Iange to-day the quality handsome Canada PeaSn h
enand ght 800 bush, In bulk boB1 at 81 o2 Bs'
ey Malt ia limited demand bot holders arm; sales Of 800 bu,
Cit, 20 So time hcsh Canada ~ 35d 81 iD Oats
MOI active demani chiefly the ie the saes sj bo
Nes Ohio 66c Mixed ahOst aud 81 a'0c for White aes
less active owing the higher prices asked od Os
tgae. Of freight the demand coieiy for export the %
bush. MHei and Fancy Wsd
GINSESGThe demand is moderate q, 75d3)c % for Wesr'
ami 55agc = 10 for Southern.
GUNNIES-Te market Tor both Bag and Cloth has been q,s
pce unchangei quote c fO the former aud gc 's
the latter
-rhe market has been very quiet ant price, qOo
I I00 II 20 for New lo Salt Hay Is dn bueaiy 65qSe al
Clover quiet bat qaoie Loes Rye
81 6$l 50 for 0h II I5a 81 20 Tor New sl aSl . f SoT
and Sl 81 ~
HsMP-Tle market Tor all Kinds ia du the basis Of p'eoa
quotations; quote Msn llt, g0; American DTessd sI0S
g 90. aud Cnlres.ed :. 6ja 81 %.
OPs-he demand mOerste bat prices t1ni
o Of atoqt 25 lg7o a6c and 200 bales 1905 lie
INDG0-1ere continued moderate obbng demand for Oh dnp-
tons and the market Is uomualF steady. We quote: D, A,
Bengal per b gold. II 81 ~ 10 81 0ef
Madras Currency. tod - Caricas '..'''''''' "@ ~
hanli.a. goh,....... tO1 ] 70 4.
METALS-Fo ingot Copper there fair demani and TIE ms
sales Of 100 Lake Tor immediate and Anzls de'ep ~
close bid lor SPOT Scotch Ps lIo0 nm n
nsud DO quet bat 6m. Pig Lead Is dan
steady. has ben only moderate for Pig Tia bat gnS y
quote Straits 6c Bane. st o7iie and
Coke ltl, li19J, al y Chaoa ie
arrive, at 80 l2,, all gold. We quotes
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6ituations Uanteo-- fflales.

EMPLOYERS furnished with selected MALE
~ or @FBAALR HELP at NoRToS'SSr Srs Nni,enairs fes s
Employees furnished with selected MALE
~ TnaALE HELP at NORToN's, whtehalst Fees, 4l
EARM HANDS-6 Bowling greer. .sPIERCE
and English Also, Mec6snes cosehmsa Gardeners. &
SITUATION WANTED-As TRAVELLING
- AGENT BY gentleman who h': Travelled for whoesae liquor
state and The Wes furnish recommendations Address MELVIN
BARROws BAtAvis, NY
SCOTCHMAN AND WIFE-ENGLISHMAN
~ and WIPB-6rate hands end housemss
SITUATIONS Inquire at AgeDey PIERCE Co, Bowling
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nlusiral 1nsirnments.
Gitnations Uanteo--f ffmalrs.

WANTED, by a young American lady,
w POSITIONS TRAVELLING COMPANION a lady going to
California Europe; machines
willing herself generally useful best references Address E.
Box l05 Tribune Ohee.
FAMILIES, Summer Houses, and Boarding
II houses 10 frsts HELP Of al
coun,ry can be supplied Immediately WALKERS EMPLOYMENT
OFFICE. 1873 SIth-sve., over drug store
EIRST- RATE FEMALE SERVANTS supplied
PIERCE Co. Bownggeen gTeuhos and selections
from Americans Germans Bngish, Svedes, and lrsh.
GOOD German Female Servants at Mrs Hids
" German Institute l27 Norfolk st., between hvngton
SITUATIONS WANTED for experienced
~ Cooks Chsmbermads Wasses Laundresses
Ladies' Nsiis Nurses Houseworke Also Coaehmen Gardeners
FsrmhAnds Walters useful mer, Sc Apgy EMPLOY
MINT HOUSE, 1888 West Beyenthst, corner SiIth-sve
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Ay. COM Con
pare. with ton J
BANKING AID FINANCIAL.
iNvEsTMENT SECURITIES.

JAY COOKE & CO. are now selling, and recommend
as a profitable and safe investment for al classes
the First Mortgage 7-30 Gold Bonds of TIE Northern
Pacific Railroad Company They have 80 years to
run bear Seven and Three Tenths per cent gold in
terest more than 8 per cent currency, and are
cured by first and only mortgage the ENTIRE ROAD
AND IT'S EQUIPMENTS and also, fast the Road is
completed on $4,000 Acres of Land TO every mile OF
track, OF 500 acres for each $1,000 Bond. They
exempt from United States tax; principal and in
erest are payable in gold. Denominations Coupons,
SlOO to 81 1,OOO Registered, 800 to $4,000
Northern Pacific 1893 at all times receivable,
at TEN PER CENT ABOVE PAR, in exchange for the
Companys lands, at their lowest cash price.
The proceeds of all sales of lands required to
be devoted to the repurchase and cancellation of the
First Mortgage Bonds of the Company. The Land
Grant of the Road exceeds Fifty Million Acres in
the most fertile portion of the Northwest. and the
demand for the Company's lands for settlement al
ready exceeds the ability of the Government to
complete the surveys. This immense Sinking Fund
will undoubtedly cancel the principal of the Com
pany's bonded debt before it falls due.
Holders of L. S. Five-Twenties who wish to CON
vert them into frstclaSs railroad security, can do
so at present profit of about II per cent, while in
creasing their income interest nearly fourth, by
exchanging them for Northern Pacific 7-30s.
All marketable stocks and bonds will be received
in exchange at their highest current price. Full in
formation, maps pamphlets, &c, will be furnished
on application to any agent for the Loan, to JAY
COOKE q Co.. New York, Philadelphia, or Wash
ington.
New-York tribune., 1871-07-26

sA.ST LOUIS CITY 8 PER CENT GOLD kESLWAL Al,
BONDS, having 20 years to run. we onor sf',,gVO -
above bonds being the whole issue also NCl'n si's
souri, First Mortgage Bonds. JAMESoN' '"ii" "
CoTTING, IA Broad-st.
New-York tribune., 1871-07-26

EIGHT PER CENT GOLD INTEREST BoNDs, WITH
STATE INDoRsENENT.-The undersigned offer for sale
a limited amount of First Mortgage Bonds of the
Montgomery and Eufaula r. II. Co.. indorsed by the
State Of Alabama bearing eight per cent interest in
gold, payable in New-York March and September
Issue limited 90 $4,000 per mile on finished road.
Ample funds have been provided for the compile
ton of this road by October next and the funds for
meeting the interest due in September next have
already been placed in our hands.
The business of this road promises to be large and
profitable. and we confidently recommend its in-
dorsed Mortgage Bonds TO those seeking investments
as both safe and advantageous. Price for the pres
ent 9j and accrued interest.
GEORGE OPDYKE d Co., p NaSsau-st.
New-York tribune., 1871-07-26
New Publications.
A MEXICAN PH0T0-LlTH0GRAPII CO.'S
~ OFFICE bas been removed TO No 1913 Fulton St. NY.
HORACE GREELEY's NEW BOON.


oos hs best book. published The subee II does not
that
Interested IS work written greatest well
simplest writers IN the world his agreeable
Farmers gather great deal Of valuable information
m them vocation. the general reader will Dad
stdngy fascinating from the pleasant style OF treat ng the various topics
The Farmer and thousands of dollars II be viii only
resd practice this book and other readers cheh Young geo
~ gather sensible PAGES advice plainly told that vii be goa
Il tbfi9 after hlc H--
New-York tribune., 1871-07-26

nnar hli healing without h.nfe. Th tcnand ia. e,s
rate We quote: ''V node
D.. ~ A, bhcN@ rgsgxr.
rae. = h......... % 50a A. % Rosfu1lIs q 9s,.-
y. ~ H.......PM s0a gW - "PiB
JFnFY. O1H D ~ C.aurr n...- IA
Crotoupionr p " y 10l5 q fanp - I'd ' ~
PHILADELPHIA irna p 09aJ o. I.ths l.s,erp 81
1M- Eft.rEt
Ae p, ~ d novs soo'a 60 15al :.
noas yer ~ aofa Scotia
Cab. Rt.i.kCiiI 9taa. 4 Io1S5 ~
BEESWAXte market has been very az Z mi B a.. ~I
sales Of 200 At NE. cash TO- Sou nl Wet rr
BROOA CORN AID BLOOMS The dems snd Is Lgb. "a, r.. -
the stock arge bat present. prices are c{are a. os of h. ~
OF falling Of 10 tie under tbs , .
bird - ouehl hat u last year Tie s,ocs bere IA De
about tt0 iuns which Il sales 0i Red
Muu i 5a6c and Shot 703e. %. Brons are dsI s54
- dozen. ' Wv
C0rTONThe market is da agi ioFcr r its po, ,,s g.
the futures sales 0l bales t7i as' ye cIag ~ for erpu ~
for consumption and 900 n transit We quote; INV
New-York tribune., 1871-07-26
TANNER & Co,
BANKERS,

IL Wall-st.. New-York,
Buy and Sell; So current market rates tho FIRST
MORTGAGE EIGHT ls) PER CENT GOLD BONDS vi
THE 81. JOSEPH AND DENVER CRY RAILROAD 20
Interest PAYABLE August and February, in New
York. London. or Frankfort-on-the- Main. free OF
u. s. Taxes. TANNER & Co.. NO. IL w "ai-''
New-York tribune., 1871-07-26

Trr r,nSr uoprc,GE SEVEN PER CENT GOLD
BoSps n rTfb If The WrsT WISCONSIN RAILWAY Con-
PANY offer rare chance for safe and profitable ts l
yestment They first and only ien & upon prnng me
stock telegraph land grant and all the property oi
the Company The lands are released from taxai3 az on
and are worth than the whole amour; "a ~; 'ao
MORTGAGE The Road Will form the Great Ar Lag
Ronte from Chicago and Miraukee to s. taRt anu II
the North Vest Bonds for sale at 9O and ntetes, t IN
cnrrducv by WHITE MORRIS q Co., No .lS w aii-st >
and 1;wyNNE JOHNSON ~ DAY, No. 10 Wall-st,
where pamphlets and further information can Dc
nltniupl
New-York tribune., 1871-07-26

f. ~
tbn ~ rept bas been within DAY OF tao bsyene asI
tO-sY Of tsO earsoss az ia Pn~
" ~ Ina Maseorslo AID fJcl bids. ~ Sls
NAVAL sToRES-Inss has been Eah-, e ;snes nv ss
he, f e-ir Trrpenine lobbng 1emahi w., "A
niue be The views Of erporesi silcs OF I'D bDs az
- yJ 30 bb 10 jsd6cc Roau ha, been ss a ~ ed
.sge. sales a 81 70, and ~
SreI 10 No. rat % 25d 20; Srsnet y 9oo,ei a! " y IL
n il st,ay and in sht siles, s. bOs NAnlnStoe
Sbern n, In better demand snd prces are hnneI "A
200 boil, AZ The market for Whsle hss been ,r a..
~e, ar. ,lthoat change. Menhsden Is no iaA3
r,r,ed, We nunte Prime r 4c American lnsSd Is IN ~ ENs
demand an, The market srm at Sse tot casks ana dsl
49, ol. va esr Of no ehaBge Of Importance trade reNS
New-York tribune., 1871-07-26
WHAT / KNOW OF ARMIN y c..
KNOW
OF
fhsMlNg

Greeley has written THE book the panesi shd mapnef
ii. saw hore generally accorded the OF having sci
oh ib little pretend know language that few can fail 10 IN
"derssuC.
"Ihave avoided could the Of and distinctions
"fGmlhsi 20 The general ear
little know oxygen hydrogen utoeen etc 6ave Kept to
sve ee whatever might would be useless 10 those
srca cduaul elementary truths Of chemistry and only
"yUpleNng 90 Others
lfc-e rararrau Iaces which viii not be readily an
M uns o he an OF fifteen years then have
failed 10 paragraph spe and as lucid intended"
New-York tribune., 1871-07-26
WEDNESDAY. JULY 26, 1871
THE MONEY MARKET.
SALES Al TIE STOCK ExcHANGE.-FIRsT CALL,
l0i O'CLOCK A. NJ

Of GOrertmeRl B0nd.
IA OOu g. sl Coa...... no 1000 s. $50 Con
1000 <iilV) 9[V 't '''''''
? O N s. $50 Coo B2........llf.
,s on SaH Bonds-Rai0ad hoHfBGHk and Rdio1-hIpres'
New-York tribune., 1871-07-26

w CARLETON Co, Publishers. NsdsOnsQnsre Nev-YOrE
Oce Of The Tnbune and sent by mail postdge e
THE TRIBUNE ASSOCIATION.
Tribune Once. Nen-YoTk.
New-York tribune., 1871-07-26

OIL CAKB-Ths msret e.sler ot - Wsnsa = 80
Of 70 tnus In bsgs at ID 'Od eW v 'sA' So -.
grm a Ss2 20 4 ton, oarreac t.. n,c. Al, ir7ss''
OIL PgPPERMNr-lhe densni mvi0'A'' ~ =,
,.e, Al 50 s8a - 80 NJ in tn e.ns l he narsei s
PRolSioNSA .,,. IL s- 20 sS. q, sls 50 es S.' pss
4. 10 ais or City si2 fr Prime st - 4s, o ssl -
- - 49, Pse Mess fuure delivery the su Ia
~. sales s gso bbls Mess ior Aafus' ~ s,s ys,
~ ~ september St 6li; 20 Dolls "a i3e hs
os ~ 500 bbs Tor December and January ~ ,ss rsns3
,,. si1 so Beef without Iew ie41a AZ rs ~
On he 2s, sbs q, ssd Tor Psi1 Mess ,si - ersf
Ey Me.s Ticlce Beef Is freely odered bat nS - q se
q i,. nj Sc house packed there noveneat Bs3
% s9 Tor Prme ss2d s1s fer lnais hes ws. %
" All but steady sses Of % bbl st go o 80 -
N.ts are in limited demand ard worth abcai - -
AZ sme IS ptr canvas aal light ucrce Hams a. e =, s ~
rssa Hans At se Bacon snail supply IN ioes
wanted with 81 boEes at past@ H. 1s ssssl
and demand; quote % te ios wy "a oe er vi
,srs Of rs bbls and Tds io' 70 s,s Rssssrsd
te ios IA, 70 ~ sn@s s,ss si. q $50 ts for g.. cg
100 cN Prime Old Western en Voc spot ~ IN Nv n.
Ioc ana 100 te, Western sumner Of loapte. Ap sseS
fErROLEuA-Tbe general Asfsc' ns ~sA
New-York tribune., 1871-07-26

~ by Mail postage prepaid part Of the uoid SA' On
receipt OF the price
New-York tribune., 1871-07-26

ohsn7e beh' are IN moderate refue ami ths ste, se,S,
y Guei aa pnees without spics et n- .aer ARIEL, -
rate, We quote. WI Wy node
New-York tribune., 1871-07-26

"
FLOUR AND MEAL-A lui Ell demni Tor Flou but bos Of 4
ping brands irmer under the favorable from Lye
The medium and better grades stear though quiet No a
Superine 6rm aud good demand AZ the close the market o
grades fnnef while Medium and Family grades dali a0d sasl
~ N..AL 4 u.
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A MOTHER SENSATION,
N BY HOWARD,
Entitled,
20 GOOD ENOUGH T.

Ysr eIoeg Shoo Fly" and Let Me Be- What
Tusces,ed ttis great double and dance: -
shoe Fly and Let Me BE- OF the
Call the Good Enoueh after
cd saying and with music will he good enough o BODY
iEph Horn
GOOD ENOUGH and composed by Rollin Howard Ask
SIMPLY 70 the titk Of Good Enough" Pnce, 30 CT.
nv C1icarn.
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u" o"o resrsst one and ihe goo" ense excellent o'ce
90 aouus make really valuable to
a 81 0i tusnsss occupation OF profession
sell millions Every family oueht have
nd theY ouvit read AID e-tead IL.
II ought tbe Of and child in the
bey know how sord they doRt ought to be read 10
- Tie lo,k published il handsome style. Beautifully
pTueJ tCgLd iE s,es ant doth covers with gilt back.
New-York tribune., 1871-07-26

EAST TENNESSEE.-THE KNOXVILLE
~ WEEKLY CHRONICLE for 1871 viii ever
carefully prepared articles The Climate Soil Proiues Minerals
f The Switzerland Of the South These srces prepared
disseminate s for The information OF looking
Sout for Correspondents will be carefully prepared
published for general omsOnbe cheapest and most reliable n
obtained only ~ Oruher
sn6rnston sddss the Publishers RULE RlCKs knoxville lem
New-York tribune., 1871-07-26

Nj Greeley With the joyful trust that these
tL,y will ucte thousands Of farmers
oiieT pride their calling and take veler interest In M i'm
ent. read aber
better Agriculture The which minister TO It's en-
s towards perfection when rev. Rs vel
falty !rTeseen.'
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-08-25
RaInie.

For the information of those who are in
terested in ramie culture, we publish the
following letter, handed us by William Hall,
Esq, president of the Crescent City Ramie
Planting and Manufacturing Company, ad-
dressed to him by firm in New York:
New YORK, August Is, 1871.
Mr. William Creevy, of your city, has
kindly sent us your circular, and samples of
ramie. and we write this in order to be more
fully informed in regard thereto.
We would like to know at what price you
could sell it in New Orleans, in the most I'M
developed form. We are interested with a
party from England in process by which
we can develop the fibre to fineness equal,
if not superior to that which is used in
making the cloth as per sample inclosed,
without iniuring its strength; in other
words, we can do here what you say in your
circular the buyers in England can do, viz:
refine it so that it will be worth from three
10 four dollars per pound; can take it in the
wood, if necessary Though that would be
impracticable, on account of transportation,
if you have machines for removing the
bark. and present the fibre in the form OF
the finest silk, ready for the loom, within
four hours from the time OF receiving the
crude fibre.
II arrangements could be made with you,
our man would go to New Orleans, and de
velop these; or, if not, and we can have the
fibre laid down here, at suitable price, We
propose to make some connection with spin
ners here 10 develop the fibre and have it
manufactured into cloth.
Yours, etc,
G. & W
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-08-25
FOURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
OF ORLEANS-No 25 O69.

FOURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
OF ORLEANS-No. IS, 069.
TVNHE STATE OF LOUISIANA, TO ALL WHOM
IL it may concern greeting: Whereas Cohen III.
Soria having purchased, at a sale made by William
DeLacey, auctioneer, of the parish of Orleans, on
the seventeenth day OF July, 1871, the property
hereinafter described. has applied 10 the Judge OF
formity to sections 1870 to 1880 of the act No. 90
of the sessions OF 1870 commonly known as the
Revised Statutes of Louisiana.
Now therefore, know ye, and all persons inter-
ested herein are hereby cited and admonished in
the name of the State of Louisiana and of the
Fourth District Court for the parish of Orleans,
who can set up any right, title or claim in and to
the property hereinafter described, in consequence
of any infOimality in the order decree judg-
ment of the court under which the sale was
made, or any irregularity or Ilegality insthe APP
praisements advertisements in time manner
of sale or for any other defect whatsoever to show
cause, within thirty days from the day this moni-
ton Is first inserted in the public papers, why the
sale so made should not be homologated and
confirmed.
The sand property was sold by the auctioueer
aforesaid by virtue of and pursuant to judgment
of this court, in the suit of Sellman Johnson vs.
Mrs. A. Russell ct ais, No. rs 069, docket OF said
came the purchaser for the price and sum of sixty
one hundred dollars.
Description of property, as contained in the
A certain lot of ground, with all the oniidings
and improvements thereon, situated in the FIRST
District of the city, in the square bounded oy
Dryades, Perdido, Rampant and Gravier streets,
measuring eighty.three feet nine inches front on
Dryades street. by depth Of ninetyhve rect eleven
inches between parallel lines, American measure
and known as the Eclipse stables. according 20
iss g.AA y fhe : PAUL I. THEARD, Judge.
EEoRsR P. FRRsALD, Clerk.
New Orleans August %, 1911 AUS SCI "a
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-08-25
The Alleged Forgery Case.

New YORK August p.-W{lliam A. Bur
It's, president of the Empire City Fire In
suranee Company, has been arrested or the
charge of having possession, with guilty
knowledge. United States fve-twenty
registered bonds for ten thousand dollars,
which nave been stolen and the Endorsement
altered. Burtis promptly gave bail, an an
examination will take place tomorrow.
Last fall William g. Lambert, Jr., had a
desk room in the office of the Empire City
Fire Insurance Company of which Lindley
Murray was then president. In October,
Lambert obtained from Murray loan on
the bonds in question. The directors of the
company disapproved OF the transaction,
I and Murray required Lambert to take up
the bonds and return the money loaned,
which he was able TO do by obtaining loan
on the bonds from Condet 81 Co., bankers.
This firm transferred the bonds to the bank,
and soon were informed that the bond was
irregular. Condet g. Co. demanded that
the Empire City Insurance Company make
good their loss, and sued for the face of the
bond, obtaining judgment. Murray at this
time had retired from the presidency. Bur
It's, then secretary, was promoted to that
position. Burtis is in no way connected
with the transaction, and his arrest is said
to have been caused by Lambert, who told
of obtaining loan ON it from the president
of the Empire City company, and the Dis
trict Attorney caused the arrest of the presi-
dent. 1t is not believed that Murray knew
the character of the bond. Lambert is an
old dealer is stolen bonds, and has been in
town some time awaiting trial
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-08-25
AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

BYsJasIEs BELGER, Quartermaster United States
Army, at II o'clock, at yicksburg Press, corner
of Calliope and Front Levee streets, new and
serviceable clothing, equipage and Quartcrmas
ter's stores, not required for issue; one or more
wooden buildings, about l4o feet long by 40 fee;
wide.
BIZ G. g. GIRARDEY CO., at II o'clock, al
Merchants and Auctioneers Exchange, remain.
der of stock of lamps, glassware and store
fxtures-bsnlnupt estate of LORENZO Hodson
sssiguee's sale.
BIT A. J. DAyGRN, Constable Second Justice
Court, at II o'clock, OF No. 2f6 Grod street
groceries, fixtures, furniture, etc.-Jamss Nc
Laughiin VS.. Hamilton and wife.
BIT LOUIS STERN & BROS, at 10 O'clock. at No
Is Chartres street. 800 cases boots. shoes and
brogans, and 500 dozen Philadelphia shoes.