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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-07

beyond this arc held by tho Trustees in trust unth
the necessary completion entities the Company to
these proceeds. =.
The Road il bnilt frst-class in every particular,
and has been 70 received and accepted by the De-
partment of tho Interior.
The MORTGAGE Deed OF Trust prohibits the sale Of
any of tho Company's Lands at less than Tour va
dollars per acre. payable to the Trustees ana appeo
to the payment Of the Bonds, through the operation
Of tho Sinking Fund Tho payment OF tho bohoS
before maturity is not compulsory upon tue holders.
The Bonds arc therefore secured by two classes OF
property combinedin MORTGAGE the Vaie Oh e''er
largely exceeding the amount oil bonds winch Cd" ~
issued under the mortgage.
Trustces-Farme,s' Loan and Trust Company OF
New-YOrk.
The Bonds haze thirty years TO run, VIII po'i
principal and interest payable in Gold. Inc princi-
pal payable in New-YOrk tho interest at eeDt 70 p
e. per cent payable in February and August either
in New-York, London, or Franhiort-on-the-Main,
free of tax.
Price 97l and accrued interest in Currency. The
Bonds are receivable at par and accrued interest IN
payment for the Company Land Sales. Maps, Cur
culars documents and full information furnished on
application.
| The Bonds Of this Company have always been re-
cevcd with favor by investors and capitalists, nave
always commanded ready market, and we unhesl-
tatingy recommend them believing this loan VIII
rank equally with that OF the Eastern Division -
sues which arc now selling at premium above par.
TAN,,ER 81 Co.,
Bankers, No. II Wall-st
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BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
SEvEN-THRTY GOLD BoNDs.

NFNIN-I I'OID DDNIlS.
The calling in by the Treasury Of Sl00O0OCO ad-
ditiUnal ) POS in March naturally leads to an in
creased demand for other investment securities,
prominent among which are the NORTHERN PACIFIC
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS. To these we direct the
attention of investors as being stclass security,
both in the value Of the property on which the
bonds are based aud the large return Of income de-
rived from the Investment which il over 80 per cent
larger than can be earned on IN equal amount in
vested IN 5-20s. The basis of the land grant which
secures the NORTHERN PACIrC 80 BONDS is o
strong feature, M it gives to the bOndhoders a
mortgage Oh valuable lands that are worth double
the amount of honls issued, and makes this loan
one of the safest and most profitable Of any now Of
fered to investors JAY COOKE a Co..
% Wall-st., Ncw-York
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~ n 9srT s% S,rsS S-c :sc W., . Mr
Corn d1 i Wiz ic f sooise seaS s'' Ys h o
we,ern e.e oats more scuys z. 1a5e r.. steady 81 MO
qae 'nd unchanged Hams, l3dltc Lr aO.s We,s h hssa
' P% ana s.Sra ,'I sS Tr' S1% 81,
y'S o, ''c Sa Wea' s "a elG3l ca Aier d =.
ega6tc MI.d western csGS ca SS , 's 10 f,s,
ssS q 70 80 md S,,'' sy "se p, e
DC Provisions dal Petroleum st-dJi Eealei, Z, WL,.ssg
Locr. Marcs dF1our stead; ,s,., Il R,-, v,..,
a. ga Sz 81 90 p Ss t5a o. "a q; Tel, Fs ~
fm No at 5o No Rel wip.c a ~ Corr sr', m,r
s9assei No. d'si ,el a, ~ & o. eal "a .
tq5ac Rye dull lover &C. Wlky o9sr ,Sa e
90 ,sSs So Hemp Il Gr d. at u. for r, :; :. go e hS
s .e A0 BnspT TS s .,ss3 s. m.' % P,a 2Ft At 9 "a
.c Clear Rb saes Gci Csar - cei Ilul t. sss.r
,ss s2asia b. Lard q,,; to-uir' sies@ cs ss'
A. nv sss5 20 HRs .. 1esaIss zoe sgIt &C., c o.
brl Corn 700 busn OFT aGgru'h f.rly AID 1900 Ne
ic2r and Grain Sery dl ana qca o ,o any eal ne rs
at g. 50 for TSS "1 and s e 3 %, a. s.' ngs
- 90 L5Ia a,li at Sie ns-sle, en' -eJ rsHiaaL
inc q1o;aiors No 2Amb,r 81 Csa 81 81; oIdo o. sco
al ili No. White, ~ loi 10 o. ~ ia 81 20. BLL 81 ~
sr1 Corn daI .lss q wce T@7ie %, t5y ssd nSs y '
bafiey a1ll At the 'Ssifg qa.aton' 10 ie.osi s -,
i'i 20 o. c SS No. ''s , e 30 a. , 5 a. 10
Sne ; 81 81 70 q, n ; a. SG3s dG1s D, hl OF G
DkTEoiT March 81 tai al and 1'fe oEer At - for VI
G s % 81 e! 49' %i so Con- @ e ts E Os
M5ss" s;q s o., '95 '' "a To- hi. a .o
de5s .od at s. e Clear Ses ale L'r sod a. a4..
changed Con- Gui and sie ,cr. D. "a 81 sei ; Ios MI
G >, ts s i s e5 N, 5,a ,. nv Ho ' at - ss
Corn 1900 bush Cas- SLyEeH;s-oo S-a Wheat col p cN jan
Lorr'vnrE March eToblco rct7e ,nd roe: ,e. Sa M.
Ing soq At % n q: ~ Lor y Coo Acgm va ;'0s0s;
ae' Of Family Eraa ~ D. Gfin quiet aH. eucl'a-c Pu,as,
cd. Nrrfa so}s.
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TIE y 81. FIRST MORTGAGE
SINKING FUND
Land GRANT BONDs or TIE


LaND GRANT BONDs or TIE
ST. JosrPH AID DENVER CITY RAILROAD
COMPANY,
in denominations OF $1,000, $780, and Sl0p, Coupon
or REGISTERED, can now he obtained to q limited
amount only from the undersigned, or through the
principal Banks and Bankers throughout the United
States
The safety and Reliability of these Bonds ia evil
denced in the continued and increasing demand for
them by prudent and careful investors who have in
vested in them after most thorough and rigid ex-
animation of the security pledged for their payment
both interest and principal.
THEY ARE SECURED by fret and only mortgage
ON tho Company's railroad. rhich ioiH connect
the Union Pacific Road at Fort KeGraey ndh tie
city of ST. Joseph. No., already an important rail
road center upon the Franchises of the same-upon
the Equipment and personal property of every descrip-
tion-upon the Land Grant Of the Company granted
by Special Act of Congress, approved July g. 1866
amounting TO 1,7O0,OO0 acres, mhch has been odcialy
certified 10 The Company BY the Commissioner OF he
General Land Office IN his official report 10 Congress,
transmifttd through the Secretary Of The Interior on
Jan. 10, 1872.
The Bonds are issued only as they represent u COM
pleted and equipped Road all proceeds Of Bones
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THE STATE OF TRADE.
EUROPEAN NAKkEr>

March 6i3o mtuns' opened a,l for money and
the United States bonds B vi l3o3s
obi. 90, iat1s 9!l Teu- fories. 81
IEAsgrprT, March ga ut neJ States Eve Twenty bonds
opcutd at g5i 100 ior the Issue Of 1862
LIVERPOOL March ell Coion opened srong Miidlug Up.
lands. n dlI3d. Mhliling Orleans liza
LoxDos G-Jop for money %! for the
count 9jGJJ..
LVEKPooi March ci:j0 m.Co,ten 10 tri Bread,rfs
heavy; WHEAT ~ 9b2 celtai for alh1ni nd IL for
bel Nla.,f lori. 70 a-dG per LUL i"r tr tt. Dat 10
rrr hush.
LoSpuS. March 6.-Tallox. !, per
LWtgr,oI. March "a ulon cla' ras efi Mldlae p
atds. II. MA Mdlt or, ia '.ict $4,000 bae1
incadins i,,U hT export ssd :, syni-"oa
FARls, isgca t.-kyb .6l 3.c.
Losos N.ra $50 Coasos closed 81 s2i for money and
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Tho fpccic shlpmcnt by tHo "IaVVI7I" '0
about 100000.
The calling in OF some loans by one or tWocy p"nkS
gave TO tho money market moro active appc"f""'o
during the morning. the stock houses paying 7pcr cent
in currency to por cent In gold. All symptoms van
ished in the afternoon when and per cent were nc
ceptcd on Government bonds and RAILROAD stocks. DIS
counts continue nominal.
Ut bonds have been strong all over t!' ls'
with an active demand for tho newer issues; l8O's sofa
nj lel TIC market closed up very strong the basis
OF Tor i6C,s Fisk Hatch report as follows ut
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CA7TLr-u.cai-t 1874 hal. Ea.il, the s-''- s-cf Tr,H
for re nt SECS e fi1HV
Of socs in ,ads general. c az -e rlre,h 'e . ygtf
DAVIS D-., l6l hJi VI. l Cs, Lpn .' -
no h. at 20 2; - le o. ,rtl j. lu st hY'fl -s
l:a h. a, 81 ~! II5 heG sd s;oA,' rahf TOO
862 10 B2 10 n - nd g ~. heed ll1ra sr ra1, fon
lbs to l-93 %, A. - ~ 80 j lo go s'e, r-lHss Ioa
-, Z t,i t 10 Lcl lLo si, "a a IolF
I,I7j o 80 10. 50 81 20 A..
SHggP-Surpy f4day 80 hc' rcr 20 ie'd o s'as
time last week. MarA, -r1, VISA ri, ,cr ''n ~ e ot--<
YESTERDAY aud IT, better Ian last gc"s; -. 81 9 ll l N
raugng Ui H. q 500 ~. 20 LI Of Canada stee az
lambs averaging % IL, 1t : tOi - head Oio 'eisig j. e. a.
: g.
HoS.-Peceirts since Friday ie) lead s- IT, ae1 r II.
tine JAS. A!out a.o.n ct-svcs O. g. ret -
ino, sOi bolt hI5sg C0pp4 TIE
sales Of Us head Tor shipping oa - 9Vi les 60 .reis a. -
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Coleman Bencdlct,s closing quotations were:

The foreign markets are again reported strong and
higher with u strong demand for American securities
after the nll caused by the Alabama trouble Gold
was quiet all day at lO! with chief transactions
ICs. In the gold loan market the rates were4 ass
and per cent for carrying TO fiat the borrowing side
The Assistant Treasurer paid out $4,000 IN January Feb
ruary, and March interest," making total Of 81 $4,000;
Also 1874 900 on called bonds making the total
The days busuoss st the Gold Exchange Bank wss ~
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS

WEDYgspA Mscn G.-BFEy- Receipts Yesterday and were
q cam a. bead all at CommLnpaW The 10 received to-day
aniyel Late likely Be M Tic the
f MONDAY and 70 prime droyes quoted 10
a. Re prime and extra selections 81 l2l l3i-
Arrivals 1893 TODAY md ~ YESTERDAY Demand
prizes very llnac hi. sold 5 sheep 20 aver
m do. 20 h. Sc. t3 do 70 H. BE- q 81
atbs ~ Canaaa n ID at So aud lS do 100 10, t9!c. Judd
ELcklelan rod 3Jl OHIO sheep " ID average 30 81 100
The carloads to-day CounGnipsw to-day
market
io.>-Rcccps 2+93 yeedav ard $50 tonv with cars
None oed Avo but nomnally quoted atd &c. Dressed
hogs steady aLd h AZ u d6s Tor city G6c hr Western
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And tnc following Tor city bank stocks :
And the following for the free list:


4. > P,e.r. r. Pr f.. Second Aycrre r. r.. ~
4. & F., p-c A. Bonds 80 10 Avenue r. k...... 30
l,... n,n ia. S} lu ,,4ItiH.,rLI ga, CO.. 200
Ir E.,. Tolbd.. 90 90 L.. jos CHI. u. - "a
Western Bo1!i.. "a 10 N"r- sstf IoYnt ~ -
Con.fc,; var LltD..lJu W. MsotH st VI. bds. ~ -
Erns Ss-.to-a RR..lG4 y derty 80 u l g.. 20 ~
L. sl.r. DIS, Bonds. 81 g, EIrn1.N 1& Cal Ms 80 %
tl,,. T"y.Ie t. ALSB. II o. .CCCklru M7,t.Flu. lo2
Ci.r P',iTD q A.IO H. % LsCro.se 8 Mill IS ~ leo
Bueaio % Lrr \. boit. %
Tic dealings in railroad bonds though especially
large were vel distributed. The clio mortgages sold
"a fo!lovs Ccugas, l0.sllCi; Union lists, on 49i3;
Land Grants. e2qs2l; and Incomes, SIC So Enc 4th
sold ut .; Harlem Isis, 1917; G., c. T. c. 1sts, ci
and b.. H. & Eric Guaranteed a; a. The bids were in
the following order:
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TIE MARKETS
tcarefully reported for TaT rRrnuSE. !

NIOtIFUNI, lIlTVI
AeUEc-Tbe receipts TO-DAY q ses Potj are ~ ai leA1
and scaI- at 50 D.. Pearls qnet at 90 ,..,
CU1rOS1ore good demand for sro ast eyenng Wv ING
,s a. raj ody at g. tecne sales 54Z5 bales ca ny
eyer,l Of which ~ Gk Tor consumption, and %
In trsf u futures loecr ,oLo@s oil On a'2 81
Low IDg; Las, cyeuirMaTch 2O az 81 10 AZ - Ne W
A. q 5-loc Ami 800 az p I3c 0J al u g. ITO at -
la Al DC lbat Lc u JCC @0J al =. ll-c. MAY t al
s loo al DIE sOIat 20 Slice 10 IT,, 0 NJ - lc
June J05 at 2J,c: goi- paid 20 ,ycrge 100 March o ~
Ni,s on s',s. to-atMach 100 = - Apr, gao az
2G f0 Al p iGc % li 200 81 = J1e Il 2c 1 AZ
81 lCc 100 al c m 40 o. - jc so ~ 4-i J a.
- all GJ c: It, 10 % 25Jllc. 40 2ic, 10 %
- f loo at &C. 7c.; Jc c, To- at D 5-IC; August ly
l3 Sci ,mbtr UO 2l!ci total ,tJ ba' grand to'a lyV
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BURLINGTON, CEDAR RAPIDS AND !SlfNSEsoTA
SEVEN PER CrvT GOLD SINKING FUND BONDs for
sale at g9s and interest by HENRY CLEws & Co"
No. . Wall-st NcW-York.
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CHICAGO LIVE sr1c. M.cFgr-u,pcra

Recerts three l7s-l 81 Carte l7' Hos .? ecr shy
mcats-2ge3 C.t 1920 To-, % NAcl Marie: or .sr fce
steady: fair: - goa "a t, rood - ~
PRIME sAHl.g o. U'g, coc- qt be- st,f-7i
81 3 - o. sheep steady co2liol 70 cA@e
@4N=12t
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In state Bonds the dealings small, and Mt about
Yesterdays prices sales Of TcuncS Old were reported
at Cr7. New c5l Virginia CoAsois ~ South Caronas,
now January and July, COZ Missouri c., @1a9j ana
Connecticut c. war loan 1901. Tho following were the
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aa, uraI o contents o. an Aluarac gives
tic fr... ,- Io.t.-.i sad Statistical Information:
LANs Asu sJ.ET .L1OLUI1ONS rs, SD DURING THE
THIRD sEr,ICE OF THE XIIsr CONGRESS.
PEOCLAWaTIOyS on NJ, rIAILrY AND FTNANIeM
ACT iO.CING TIE FOURTEENTH AMLNDNEEL
TN TREATY WITH GREAT BRITAIN
GRFTNGACKS OUTSTANDING FROM 1862 TO 1871.
RECEIPTS ASD DISBURSEMENTS or HE 4. S. FOR ld7L
NUMBER or POSrOFFICES ~ 1870 AND lS.l
MPOsT- AND THEIR COST
PUBLIC DEBi or IHE UNITED STATES
POPULATION OF STATES by COUNTIES FROM 1920 TO 1870
PCPUI ALTON o. TIE PRINCIPAL CITIES or THE e. 5.
POPULATION OF The L. S. AND TERRITORIES 1880 TO 1870
ISITED STATES GOVERNMENT 49, CABINET - SUPREME
COUKT-AuSIS TO FOREIGN COURTS.
FORTYFECOYD CONGRESS-POLITCALLY CLASSIFIED
COMMITTEES OF MILD CONGRESS
STATES or TIE UNION. POPULATION CAPITALS. GOV
TRrOHS Gc.-CONGRISSIONAL APPORTlONMENT.
ELECTION RETURNS CAREFULLY PREPARED OF ELEC-
1IoNs Held 1871. COMPARED WITH FORMER YEARS.
HOW 10 ACQUIRE TITLE 10 GOVERNMENT LAND, &c, &c
sonb ell Booi,ssrs NcWieolers Pee 20 Gents !ora
noI.. pe,i. JaG Allaes TIE TRIBUNE y J.
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SECOND BOARD.

ITTITH7I1If Tl71'
s'aU cs52T q Coo......lti $500 $50 Con- T.'..,
210p a. = a..o Goa "a. i
'''I "'''
49, D.. "a Ecg....lJJ toOJ l. - "s '' 'oI'.'''0
SALES FROM 12t TO I O'CLOCK Z. ~
on Cl,.',.... ggl ,6 tre = ylv.. o. 4.uls. anal "
ll....... o.. zoo che g. d.. PratltI........ eel
10 prc....llti
4ca ...... t.| Cl............lls 200 Ohio q Miss
In Pacific Railroad -.
.tn....... GA road ........... 80 poo I,irl wax
gu ,t, Y.tc & We
III II. ~ ILL........
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IlnGHQll.

TAK@CnsEs OFrfcz. STAFF .7 ursrR,l
CrV - JfrIEfs F.. j. . il-!.
TTO MISSOURI OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
CONlfsSIONrH> Of ere STA . OF MISSOURI wig r.sea ..
aonal Bank Commerce NeW-iors Ia io wing B Or
State ai tie construction OF TIE laci' IN't To-
eetler W. tie interest ruel cor lac. nse4 beoS
Bonds NUMBERED fOm 70 ~. Jt' ua-- H. l1R
bonds Numbered from 4 % 10. fc.r.srv -, -
Bones Numbered from OF TO u, Apni D.. ~
BONDS nunberci nom y, % 0l, 3tiy a., IA
Bonds mum cred from .r To 20. July @ ll'@
Eonls numbered from PSI 10 So JlV %, Ia
Bonds numbered I1r 3J 10 49, Auyu>. ly 80
Bonds numbered nom 3sl % $40, September -. io'2
Boals numbered from AL 70 40, October -, 49,
Bonds Numbered IRON 81 20 ;tJ November y. ~.
Interest above Jnis a. tic dates Bame!
SAMUEL HAYS. Urea IL Ohcio fu. ,omns0''
DAN NJ. DRAPER stale Auditory state 81 Aiissogf-
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Tie earnings OF ttc Burlington, CcdarI"pds ard Min
ncsota Railroad Company Tor the month Of February
were, $Gi.i7j 80.
Tie following the directors elected 10 the annual
meeting stockholders OF Union Pacific. held to-day in
Boston:
Horace i. Clark, Augustus schell. james H. Banker,
C0rncIs :. Bushnell, Cakes Amrs, t. L. nobbns James
Brooks, Gordon Dexter, q. NJ D0GSc, Levi f. Morton,
George VI. Pullman, Elisha Atkins, John Dufl Sidney
Dillon. Mr. Clark viii doubt DE elected President OF
the Company, If he has not already been so elected
Tho Philadelphia stock market steady to-day.
Pennsylvania Gs, thirl issue sold at l0S Philadelphia
and Erie Railroad, 2C; Reading Railroad 53b and Penn
sylvauiI. Railroad. co. Gold closed NJ ll0i.
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THE MONEY MARKET.
SALES AT TIE scoCK ExCuANGE-FIRsr CALL
lO4 O'CLOCK A. VI.
cars From 10 TO 10I A. W

49,. =, ,oco, e1 .IIl 100 T. y S. 1910 Cosr'' VI
a'r1 w. o sv't III no vOO L. s. u.s. 1884, Cea...ll'b
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,<D NAUOPAC RAILROAD

NETWORK AND MAIiOPAC RAlLROAD
~ COIPANY-NOTl,E To Sr0, KilOLDE. \ -Ih. inias,,
ELECTION for THIGiEES DlttClORS three lS>PEIIOte 81
ELECTION Of this Comp VII h. HID si he O1'e OF ae SSnpa
Grand Central Depot NcwlOk Cit,. "WEDNESDAY ne 'h Gay
March next The polls WI be- oicleI from O'clock noon eM
O'Clock p. Of tina, lt The tansr books will b. coFi hol
o'clock D. Of the day MsIc until O'Clock n Of se W
0 March ROBERT J. NV ~ IPAs-Ie.--
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DOMESTIC MAcKrTS

~ for the United States prc Twenty boads ir, a,
ole. s3i 1855 S2Ii TeH-Fories. ~ -
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DanrinQ Atd0cmlc5.


AT TKEEOR's ACADEMY of DANCING,
~ LYRIC HALL, 72j SlAIlLAFE. ElSEEA ul;U =, t.' rs
PPiLS CAS- BEGIN AT ANY TINE ul AT lLAD Al Iii1lL
ONN CONNENlLNCE SEND DOK CIRCULAR
A DODWORTH's CLASSES for DANCING.
LAo Al met IT No. ~ fi-ye corner Of e'.il'i t'''es
gcHeIa,n chI.p'n. Mo.Ir,, 80 even ~
Pupils any FOR particulars sea- Tor
circular.
NE GARAIO's -.-
IL DANCING ACADEMY.
FlETIIANf. tOl:NlE Foo - E-GNTTI-ST.
wv tLAS-ES CONSiiN Ii FORMING.
PAEIltI Lars N CIRCULAR
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follows Gold cleared. s9s32scoo; gold balances o
oi7 currency balances, slo15,3s0 Tho Following "c'e
tho uuotatIo,ls:
Tho days transactions at the U. s. subTreasury

Gold receipts HfSt,oo9 ~ uI'euy JOl523] ~
God psTmeuts....... - 90 % ,uI.enI " 90
G0b halauce.s...... iJ'FtS,,,, l~""''''''''''
Currcucv ncept-.. Sf'f"' "'l
Foreign exchange continues dull but hrrn' WITHOUT w.,
special pressure OF borrowed Duis on tho ii''"S"
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sonby ell Booi.eers and NcVieosr Pee 20 Cents .or
noI.I pe,itaG Aalues TIE TRIBUNE y. J.
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r0Cnru EDITION NOW READY.
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H s. MAIL to HAVANA.
Z. ArLAETIC MIL STEAMSHIP co. - faih-r reTu'a-l7
EtEY THtsDAI, At Gdoc j. Il Ifect ~ iioA ne! 80 -
Moth River: -. =
CbE>CENT GIN. Capt t. Nat;lcr 'cH
Nj 3I. Cit y. D.. MoIon (s Na ~ Ni-'a u
For L. At or pass re apply to A. ". DiA Jtl rr,'
No. towing rcen.
EMITTED STATES. NEW-ZEALAND, and
u AUSTRALIA MAIL STEAMSHIP LINl.-ihc steamships Of
tbs ln aqPo tel to sal from Slr i!c.2 ~ tefl- ~
a,u AYr .. eaca fourth Nc-Aesi to eater
AID ,assagc Apply 20 V IL WEE a LA-44ss.l-o
NOR LIVERPOOL,
VIA QUEENSTOWN
CARRYING TIE L. s. NAILS.
THv IIvEPPOOL AND GREAT WESTERN STrim CoMpANY
VIII datch ere Of cir frst fu rovc- iron -r1ss
FROM PIER 30. 4G, " T., EVERY "WEDNESDAY,
follow:
WISCONSIN. Cant. T. W. FHEENsy March G. t22o p
NEVADA Capt IOI.sYT ~ at .:5J a. n
WYOMING. CAN'T WnINERAY....,...Mlrch2 o. at 2:Jl N
MINNESOTA. Capt. MoHGAy.........Mar r. st2.Dr n.
IDAHO. Cao- !RicE................ApH at -:SJ D.
MANHATTAN, C,pt J. B. PEcE.....ApEil TO- at $50 ,.
Calm passage, $50 gold
steeri &c passage lOEce 40 % Rroalwty So
For ire AIT or cabin PASSAGE, e7gy %
WILLIAMS GrION. No g WALL
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-05-09
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Tn. Imbert VS.. Joseph Graves.

NOURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
II of Orleans No. %, 792.-By virtue of writ of
seizure and sale, to nae directed by the honorable
the Fourth District Court for the parish of Orleans
in the above entitled cause, will proceed to sell
at public auction, at the Merchants and AUG
tiOneers' Exchange, on ROYAL street between
Canal and CustomhOuse streets, in the Second
District of this city, on TUESDAY. June IL
1872, at twelve O'Clock NJ, the following de-
scrlbed property, to wit
TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, with all the
buildings and improvements thereon, situated in
the First District of this city, designated by the
numbers three and nine of square number forty
eight, which is bonded by UllOa, DHemecourt and
Solomon streets and CarrOlltOn avenue, on plan
by L. Rezenstein. late surveyor, dated the twenty
fourth of February. 1860. Lot number three meas
ures, per said plan, thirty three feet front on
fDHemecouTt street, by one hundred and eight
nine forms the corner of D'Hemecourt street and
CarrOlton avenue, and measures thirty-sfx feet
inch and six lines front on CarrOllton avenue.
by depth and front on DHemeeOurt street of
one hundred and twentY-fOur feet eleven inches
and four lines, and one hundred and twenty-One
feet eight inches and seven lines on the side line
dividing it hom lot number ten.
Being the same property acquired by Joseph
Graves, defendant herein the sole and only heir
at law of his deceased brother, William Graves
and as such put in possession of al the property
the said deceased died possessed Of by virtue of an
order from the Second District Court for the parish
of Orleans, in the matter of the succession of Will
liam Graves, signed on the seventeenth of April
1863, and being No. 81 284 of the docket of said
court And the said William Graves had acquired
said lots with others from Mrs. Bertha Dessouer,
wife of Joseph Berger, per act passed before Hugh
Madden, then notary public in this city, on the
seventeenth of April, 1865.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
G. s. SAUvINET,
my9 % teII Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-05-09

TNOURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
II of Orleans No 81 24-By virtue Of writ of seiZ
ure and sale to me directed by the honorable the
Fourth District Court for the parish Of Orleans in
the above entitled cause viii proceed to sell at
Dublic auction at the st. Louis auction Exchange
st. Louis street. between Charities and Royal
streets in the Second District Of this city, on SAT-
URDAY May 25, 1872, at twelve o clock NJ the fol-
lowing described property to wit
A CERTAIN PIECE Or PORTION OF GROUND,
together with all the buildings and improvements
thereon, and appurtenances thereof, and all
the rights, ways, servitudes, privileges and ad-
vantages thereunto belonging, or in any wise ap-
pertaining, situated in the Second District
of this city, in the square bounded By Derbgny,
Orleans, st. Peter and Claiborne streets designated
by the letter on the sketch thereof made by J.
a. DHemecOurt deputy surveyor of this city, and
annexed to an act passed before Edward G. Colts
chalk, late notary public in this city, March II,
1853. Said piece Of ground forms the corners OF
Orleans and Derblgny streets, and st. Peter ana
Der0gny streets, and runs through from Orleans to
st. Peter streets, and measures nifty feet mont on
Orleans street, fifty feet front St. Peter street,
by depth and front on Derbgny street of one
hundred and fourteen feet five inches six lines,
between parallel lines. Said piece of ground forms
the whole Of two lots of ground designated lois
numbers six and seven of square forty four on a
plan made by Joseph Pile, late surveyor, on May
l, 1870 deposited i'll the Office OF D. L. McCay, late
a notary public in this city being the same prop
erty acquired by Joseph Goetz defendant herein,
by purchase from Jean Francois Louis Chabbal of
Revel, France per act passed before said late no.
tary, GOttschalk, April 3, 1866.
Seized in the above suit
Terms-Cash on the spot.
G. S. SAUvINET,
apps myl5 rs Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans