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New-York tribune., 1874-04-23
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

Lovpov Ap 22-12:30' n.-Cono .or mone7 92't ta92s for
La sora $685. h-4Eay shares, o2 4j- "a do Pre-
Iee1 j4 p A.s-4us. Central. S.
T-rrrp.Tt Ami .l-l2.}U m.-CotOn steadyi sales.
rUUU Ia -euaag 5000 lr ion and or Salrs
M- l-uos nothing below Adams' del'eFaOe
LiJEsroo Apr co-2 m-Siles o Cotton TIE bass of
Hrg Usnls NJ Cool Ordinary, shuTeo Marl at
- ae oa tle basis Ml.Llg orleans nothing below low
y nr deliverable tay and June I-lO do ioi 4eAVefaOie
81 Jlll. s-l5L
/ L0vplN. A..i ---a u .-E1ie Railway shares. 32l+
LrvFEP1uL. Aurl 225 o. mof the Cotton sales to-day
800 usIes AueuCaa Brea1sfud. r. Iui.L
LONDON AuFl -Resued Petroleum, II al 2 per gallon
LONDON. Apn pa The amount o bullion WlihdraNn
fron De Bak il In. and on balauce to-I4Y &3OOOl
LrvrRP9al. .. OF Cotton the OASIS OF
Eug Uan.s nothing below Good Ordinary shrped March ana
Apu 81 Do, -0t-. 350T Low AI1nss' ae'ef-4e Al
Nsy strllh.
AsrvERr Aa rolena 33 y or fae Psle american
IyNpoN Apr L.-EgenI4F -C 0umDl RJsl o 9Gl = cEt
New-York tribune., 1874-04-23

=, ilksi2Ls 81 do., ,'.a' cant
.aas hsi ds ss dS sss q Ms''aH cattle '''
n i. Morn. Co. 81 .c';, s.F : % i's.: fT, So S 20
N and % sS%qS e., is as!l co. M''0a steers %
s s.. r. Co. 1,o. 9ss 's.E' sa ns. Sna 's .tcr
,oSs 70 de Es 90 s lie 70 tr.ss 81 n AM "a
de- 81 s lO' 70 ss. LsS wsrs Co, SO In'' "'''''
EssrL ~ g ss Co SO nan; fser' s.. sy.. ~ 81 M
f10t y oi' - AsrTS Wsire Co. 2S ei.s "a 10 to t1s
eysr's. . SD % IasOs sean' "a e'' a.
f7B ,,.,. er,. Brors bad 70 cas, :. C. Eastman 10
-" al Srrg s. Noes ~ carr - .,r ga. est ayeragc a.
e.. a Brew 4oI L .'s' q >, ''ss'l tsi ross sTt
ssssi6 Noses sod ls7 Iap's 'e'i' : ''~ -
ss5 . 50 chrose, cattle 5's cTt a, 9s per NJ 20 ,S
& 50 A'.S9a . Al & . oss Sc b. and 50 do '0'S
~ Ws.h,i"sL 1 'g p cs,rcts ~ cattle 5i crt. a. 9lc
p s.5, SD ,8 81 sna aSui washington Market
lss..s5 vas hau soae dss PAST aha ~, III :, n
esrs;4I ,ss % q % q northern Jesy calves 100 to lSS y At
2 sSee p S-S,' -s5 ri. IS std Ts 1856 D. 9e and Do
IsfT lOc Hsms Eloit 500 5V Sas os,sS m ~ S y
: ~ s . -,o OF the be sold at &c., And n'i'' Au'
e'1on we're IS cars or 3o43 he'd6 esrs at Jersey o
r esr Al lui cars at Fottsllls q, ibser
ss s ~ Wasaustoa Msrke' the gloomy s.STy re-
resel almost b. the ouvers ana ae malAes & w. si os A.
ssk reigoel pss EA[ 70 s'- S T "a {e with carload
fCQ6L1 q %, ans MEDIUM 70 goo 40 ~ Zoo IA Poor 70
o. a. - Ss- snb we're sod - fST y bead About IL car
-, sire In ~ pens unso including II ears OF nnsnon su
% Of ssrd Sear eeP purchased % GE "a: :, ",, ,ls sI
ss, Lbsr duras last ibe weeks have been s . Q. pS' i
DO 80 number received ChcarO since the hltt WteA IN I
bs1ezen c,oa paid cost sad expenses go Hs S
a F, sold sO5 Ohio heep tHshorn Ssh . average at
81 p f 45 o. 10 % &C. AM - hes'eiA IAmos
to ,'s'ss Kss 3 e Ohio ,t,eD A o. u At 6iqe . ~
az 3a 80 n a. s6 80 hrad ard 20 lambs % sverg 81 2 mead
william sod zoo one saeeP ehPPed o02 Il average al
ps,,gh. sold lsl Ohio sheep s. n aver.ev st 7c q y.
~ n Isr fa $50 fH 7iat R3 Co. 81 D. al 81 II = 100
n l46 Co. I1s 5a - 81 100 ID % OliO loippsdh % ID
Pse L-sf .oi III uHslon Ohio sheep, "a y average
ID y1sr-,l. were 6s cars or s9G3 hog-S1 cars at Jersey
an 81 Foch None l alive Dressed hogs we're
,na-ares 81 s bte gles prce iorprine heavy hogs
B-r,,to A0 2oCArrLE-Ibe to-iay Including %
vel M LJ- bead against al tle
ss The market moderately souve Al ebout
,r Of unf voab their sections and
--ospstye g confined almost exc,n-
F1cyio iacIs and % ppy oe butcher imrete de
snsri .ho1t 400 @ sr OF sales n OlN lcal Illinois
en- ncrrr t55 10 4J3 J ~ % - b22 200 head
esfs ar-.c ..u llsl t0 l.564 %. a s. 5OQf6 l2l2
hesa ply 1, 90 - 90; So head Iowa
4,- 10. - 90 u 10 Oherokee sierr averaging
Ell r s. -2 ase number o STOCK shipped East n
a. hs-
yrst we've - urpy
- Coz He ofer.i clipped sheep, 15s6.
srr secU -s-11 80 choice ghef sales OF lao
D. Ul a -int frn ~, W g 81 20 }01 % 10 head
gIn 1efr. vsrag Ss 1 20; AZ lead Illinois sheepi
D 4. lnr from 81 l~9 r ai SO 3Ul-- .U
re1orted arrivals 1900
ttd fE ue o supply iur t1t Ncek thus az 44OO aeao
&c. az s Stronger, iolaeEs - 80 20 heavy acss 959
g. -.
New-York tribune., 1874-04-23
coTToN MLRKRrN

ssv.OHrE1ss Apnl 22Cotou quiet Adahag. II ic; net
F.csr.. 48s bses gs 472 bales exports 10 Britain.
300 sest 70 COHneni $50 bs; France, 100 bales
Sowss 535 bts 1ss' ZO00 bas2 asg evening" $50 bales
s.01s. l6Z 800 bte.
cE1RIssros Apnl % -COton-Cheee and dsmsBd
nhng 3gc; Lov ddhng 1875 Good Ordinary, l5a1i
seey 9sz hassj exports 70 Great Britain x5l7 bes sales
,6JO baiesi stoek. % O25 bslss
A0sux. AsA Z2-CSssss sSs sssaT maains 17e
New-York tribune., 1874-04-23

AUCTION SALES OF NEW YORK REAL ESTATE
mr. y.
., h.t touse and ot north sa iG'hst 1873 feat " Or
p-osg nd kuoyn 10 30 2O7 46hf. lot lsxlODo oflb ip
% - ,Otbst I}7 feef tarh I5OKJJ4L OVuV
By II. Miu-T. -
.,ov brop.stone house 3StA-st 50 feet west 40 -
Bthave lot 2OTG59 CAster....
By H. +. L1lrreHrf 2 %.
lots II 5tlst } feet IT Nicholas each ZJK an
l.s.s
New-York tribune., 1874-04-23

George Opdyke & Co., Bankers,
No. % Nassau-st., New York, like
an incorporated Bank, receive de-
posits subject to check at sight,
with the additional advantage to
Depositors of Interest on daily Bal
ances.
New-York tribune., 1874-04-23

e.sp, Il bales sroa srrc toth, Continent, 1000
sossIviss, Sbses ssIs. 500 bslss soe. $50 s.les
BALrIxoRE, April 22-Coon tuH Middliug 1Isc Low Md.
ding l6alBcs Good Ordinary 16Dl5lse; receipts OS
100 bales coawise l06 oscs sales ais
bses: stock. ,522 bales
Aunl 22Coten steady and arm; Low Mtdns l6ae
eceiP 194 hsles exports, 49o bales Sales 40
bales; stock, 7,645 bales
AESFHs April 22Cotton quiet and nomnAl; Low Mddug.
l6Glb receipts 47 bales shipments 92l bses sock 0O2
ba
SAvLSNLH Apnl 22-Cottcn Mddng lG7s net receipts
451 bales sales. 3t8 bales; stock. 80, 100 naies - -
WELLINGTON, Apn 22I0ton aud nominal haaing 10 nc
receipts 73 bales exports coAstwse I29 baesi stock, 0o3
bales
BosToN Apn 24-Coton quiet Mddng 171ic receipts.
as bales 40 bales sales 250 bales; stock 5000 bates
CINCINNATI Apn 2A-Coti0n que ana irn Mtlhug, llc
receipts 10 bales; SHIPMENTS 307 bales stOrk u 500 bales
PHIGDHPHIA Apr 22-COttOn aeti AddaS. l79ic. gross
receipts LAC bales
LouisvlLLE Apnl 22Coon quiet and arm Mddtng 1880
22COen Nothing DOING unohan ged
Good Ordinary 10 le; Mddbngs l7ae 4l8
exports Great Britain 2S6 bales the Continent 1000 bAes
IL bales $500 baeS stock, 40 06l bales
LOUIS April 22Coiton dm aud good demand Middlng
l63G g bales shipments 2O3 bales; sales 300 bales
AUsusrA. April 22-Coan quiet and firm hidiing 1916.
receipts 22l baIes sales, l27 bales.
New-York tribune., 1874-04-23

a
DAILY, sundays eIeeptei at o .. n.
DEM RAILROAD:--IIiE
4 GREAT Trunk LIE AND UkLlLD hAA AEa Hail holA
Trans NewY0rk from foot o. Desnfosaes -l1 No''
y..s n, U,-nrz Pittsburgh the West 'nd South With P-n
man Palace C.rs attached $3.50 and $3.50 n sunday ara
o'u % V Lock Hsven Corr Ere Pha RHe P r.
uiy n m tor WlIamsp0r $3.50 e0EneciH- flalepHia
Far Ba umore M1sai4ron. and the solia Limited ilsoA Lt
except SUNDAY a. SiV
W. in Washingou ars4:iO Regular si0 aud m
SpSy. 9sy., lor Phlsdeph. slo $50 m 1890 $50
o . m II nghL Sunday D. o.lQ $50 and n Engaat
az I S I%eatoa At 20 n and $40 N Sunday 6iO
Fo Newark $50, 20 40 :. y ~ u a. m, l n
73O $40. 10 1880 aud - night sunday oi-O b;IO,
an F,2 Eils5s5 g. $50 7.2o $40 g o 10 la Il m
!, =. 23O. $40 30 4ilO A3l ,3-J 5.iO % U!0 o'Y5
1880, $40, 10 ll3O aud i uiEat sunday o@O olO
F1P Rs6ssr O. $50 700 g 10 n % m. ., 230 $40
$40 $40 4,30 5i2O $40 o. 6:IO $3.50 sl0 10 and IL
ulght. sunday J:-b asa U:lo ).
For woohIige Perth Ambo l-d South An5oy lal 10 n
For New lasssck 20 and m, Il H. 2 $40 AGO, 520
g.iU : "a m and u ug1t Sunday, 0:lU y.
T,- Es Millsons. ~ uaon. B. 10 aEi l.iO D
Por Lambsrtvie suG Flsrinsioa $50 a. n. aud D. N.
Asconmoaon BoTdsaoEu. Bufl C<asa l:2O AM
$50 NJ, l@50, 2 5;lo. a ana p n.
For Frsehou. 7;2O a IN. . ari . ?.
Tor FarmiugdAle AMI sqlan .-Oa. N. iud p u
For PeiuDeFton AM Glr.en, A. N. AMI 80 >.
Trains t1lowsfrum Pittsburgh $50 ~ 30 and
1875 ify 1850 daily, gKcfpt Monesy frou asps
o. a lOi21 o. No. Prom radeDhia $40 6u, $50. lulb
1895 m, 2l5, 5l5 b.ul s:tt lU.@I hal-AY D; 10
6.2O 800 Il $50 &. m. aud 1927 D
Ticket Oess SIC ass ga ea4 nrcsiNaT 40 Aior fioass
4, : cA..Arr General Mlasras
New-York tribune., 1874-04-23
Brooklpn ReaI estate for 5aIe.

FOR SALE-Elegant two-story and Mansard-
1901 RbsDBNCB, Lee.ve. Hexe.sL,
D'"oAyn r. d.. lot Al 5rlOVi chesp. asi terms Easy
A. 7. MAN 80 Pine-st. New-Y0rk.
STORAGE STORES FOR SALE OR LEASE,
ossi Atlantic Dock fruninr River Hamilton
williams. 'F' - ~ - ~ - N'' 49,
New-York tribune., 1874-04-23
i;E,i'll Z! 4

The REST and MOST AGREEABLE TONIC vet inrolucci For
rsf Debility and Loss Of Appetite IS ~
ube for gury By the Foos Journal Arthur ~
I,s.,I NJ D. Weugorh L. Scott esq, I. Z. s.. T. A. y L.
hi s A. soJ by Grocers Omn anf Chemists IN aFse
isttles Al = eAcl. Beware ntauonA Prepared 1r
GOODALL BACHHOUSE Co.,
New-York tribune., 1874-04-23
Brooklnr propertn % Let.

ITO LET-STORE No. 40 Nassau-st three
i FLOOds Of l02 PasaDp.es1 GORDON L. FOAD, "
Csrz-sL. Bookiyn.
WATER FRONT, with BULKHEAD, to lease;
w Tven5v-eeht hsf the front Ets River occupie as
lnmberyam ~ years McELROY III last ThYnlthst
QHAn -BEDFORD-AVE., No. 693, near
I'D StV. Punlu HOUSE, basemea nd sub celr
II rooms; a mpsogeuents ia atute order rent go 5le l4
cberu 81 300 desirable property Inquire ~ Lace
Norks. ParE-ave ard ilai-sL, BROOKLYN.
New-York tribune., 1874-04-23
REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRK. Wednesday, April q. 1874
The attendance at the Exchange to-day was
fair but buvers we're ana prices very low The loi-
lowing sales were made:
New-York tribune., 1874-04-23
Gteamboats an6 Railroads.

DEOPLE,s LINE for ALBANI.-Ihe SPLEEN
JOHN leave F'r a. 1901 S4AA'sh'
N. SHud.y at ID D. "a
New-York tribune., 1874-04-23
WOOL MARKET.

BoToS April 22Tere continues be far demand Tor wool
meet the Of manufacturers but there disposition
make ahead their considerable
supplies OF fne due aud with nStsmens from
Cahons hand, manufacturers viii be able supply Their
ua nSiaments Of he Western clip Cali
A holders still asking above the views Of Eastern bnyer
and large receipts G the cp expected for weeks
although the true policy would be Eas
The following the
sylvanA
Double Extra Feeoes 55057e Wisconsin, Michigan Fee 40
d52 o Super aud Extra Pulled, 4b052l2. and 55a57c for
Choice Eastern Maine Combng Feece been
60GB2c, and Canada Conbing Is held AZ 65e.
New-York tribune., 1874-04-23
Gin nral gstats for 5als.
Broohlpn Real Gstate for Sale.

A CHOICE EINVESTMENT.-FOr Sl2,UOO ctisu s
~ and 0beet % $4,000 mortgage eZ8OOO can DC hH ~ b
yeafs h, having whole block mont the best ayaDs Le
second be blness res Of BIoOkJn eqia 70 10 ois 'l
vi reasons tlht eAH w 'P'-'-
OWNER. 239 Waersf. sNes- f0fk-
nor SALE-LOTS on Remsen and Montasn.en s.n
Il ave, and Prospect fafA F'A~A "o'D0'
81 CAArkst. bIoOkiyn.
TOR SALE ON VERY EASY TERMS--5
HOUsEs wuowst, 81 iisss't ioS 4 PRs. %
I7g sna lsI Wlosghbysl GORDON FohD 0I ClhTkSL' D
un.
EOR SALE.-Price S6.650-Cannot he matcileu LEU
ss OOO-A ssary neN simiraDl aI%A.s % Irht
sarv high sioon tsleent and sucelr house, u rooms =,
airy nd cheerful oeauon sni usghborhe9d me choices, VAN
potlgu half boek frfn AMI ons nYa minu
from iarry AHd saved B0ynton heei hsry
onarT Washtnhs gasn1laros hath te; nov IN oDlI e,
aiutad celpgs and epAlf0@ A
pauner Ami, 70 ,ynsf at HOLLY BROS, ltle-sL
Al aIaotr similar HOunk 70 LB1s rsHs sfz~
New-York tribune., 1874-04-23


hEw-lOHE. Aprl Il, 1874. 8
MR.. EMIL SAUER has ceased to be Presi-
w dent If th., Bqnk DAVID sALOMON. viCa-PiesdenL
U. h. SCHgR!SER, Cashier
!. OTT,cR CgNrRAL RALEoAD Co. OF SEwJEEsEY,i
ll9 LIBERTY-s NEw-lORK, April lJ. 1874.
NOTICE Is hereby given that the annual
y meeting the STOCKHOLDERS Of the CkNTRtL RAILROAD
COMPANY OF NEN-JktsET DlREC Ohs O. serve Tor
he ycar next ensuing hed the ce Of the Comp ny a.
Tsrs.- r between - O'Clock ID and clock H. ot
FRIDAY. NAV ; next -
transfer win be closed from FRIDAY the 18th nst 70
SATURDAY. the g.h urlHimo. SAMUEL KNOX. Secresary.
OTHcR or rIIE LoUIs, Arrow TEHRE HATTIE
COMPANY, ST LOUIs. April 20, 1874 y
NOTICE is hereby given that the annual
meeting g stockholders Of the ST LOUIS ALTON
AND TERE,E COMPANY election Of
be them will be held st the general once
the Cts of ST. Louis, MONDAl tAe Isl Gay OF
June l-14 az $3.50 O'Clock m
me Transfer COMPANY will be closed on the Ist dY
reOUened the ID day OF June,
1874 o'clock p. m Z. F. LEONARD, Secretary.
DERSONS HOLDING FIRST and SECOND
4 WORTGAGE BONDS of the MONTCLAIR RAILROAD COM.
PA VIII their wh The amounts and numbers q
N Y ABM. S. HEWlTf,t Irls,ees
80 - MARCUS L. WAHD. ! FIRST Mortgage.
New-York tribune., 1874-04-23
Diui0cu0 Notires.

lioi0cu0 Noiires.
The AxEllCAS ExcHAyGE NATIONAL BANK.
ERw YORK April ~ 1874
4 DIVIDEND of FOUR PER CENT, free OF
n ta1e has capital Of tai Bank payable on
and after Nav I.
d of NAV z. WILSON, Clshir.
NOTICE-SOUTH SIDE RAILROAD Co. of
" LONG L-LAND.-Tho COUPONS due Nov. l. 1915 fhe
SINKING BONDS ofts Rosi Sl b. paid bv 'e aaisrgnd
on presentation he ATLANTIC STATE BANh BkOOhLlh sa
payment discharge of oupOls NICHOLAS NlChOff LII
BERT FLOYD JONE , rrusiees
AGESCY OF ST. LouIs MOUNTAIN RAILROAD Co.,
NEw. ORK April 10. 1874.
TEHE COUPONS due May /, 1874, from SEC
OyD MORTGAGE BONDS 81 ST. L. and ". X z Co VII be
tid IN pnd "a Comprys Agcuc NO 10
Broadway. II. Z" hAnNDAND 'i'''' ..'''''"
New-York tribune., 1874-04-23
Banking Gousss ano Bankers.

HASKINS g. BRAINE, Stock Brokers, III
Il Broad-st-STOCK IA GOLD PRIVILEGES specially.
Auv speculate with small capital ami with Little risk
EKplana ctcalsrl led
New-York tribune., 1874-04-23
Gitp propertp to Eet.


HALF Of private STABLE to LET rent
sgwELL corasr Bfosd~ny ami 5S5.st.
I OFFS TO LET-NO. 78 Maiden-lane, five
. ~ Lots 81 900 Apply W. IA. SCHIEFFBLE Co,
OFFICES to LET-Some very desirable in
the buildings aud Gsg6 SfsISH go %Hrss ms Ss'';q ARgT
STEAM POWER TO LET.-WeIl-lighted
- RooAs and L9PF ls9isi ey steam e. e.1'oy T 1,' 9 rent
CTEAM POWER-FloOrs or half-hoOrs TO
= LET s5rii good gh, he,e steam; elevators and
nsarsnee low. Apply toJ q aOBISSOS, l6O Wesi Zlhst
SPLENDlD opportunity for family desiring
prce vvJ Of or ta Address f. Box 5l Post
no LET-Part of private STABLE de-
afs5e Accommodations Apply on grrse l5g West 3sih'L
TG'0 LET or LEASE-The fve-story STORE
- -'0-''~ 1DYY - zoPHAR Wills, 1ll F-on.,t
no LET-2d and 3D. FLATS in brown-stone
i from; house II ast ja each rqre Of JAN
TOR on the premises. from . m unil a p.
TO LET-COmpleteIy furnished FLOOR,
FIVE with atendslcs convenient to hotels go
per week reference. Appy 70 & a. DAILY, 59s 6thaye
TO LET or LEASE-The STORE 1000 3D.
sTc n GOh high ceiling plste glass onr 25 BY
Rs.' ' best corner on the slatEL
TO LET-A PRIVATE STABLE in 22d-st.,
rage resm &c moderate l. J. C4RPENrER 70 5iayo,
no LET-An elegant PARLOR and BASE
house 25E6O, No. zl6 Ea 55,hs lstave ani
Avenue A. Apply 70 q LBINANS on premiseA
ITO LET-The most cOmmOdious and elegant
FRENCH FLATS In the CITY or 79,hst NO 1856 826 east
the IntOr the preEsi owner ZtZ sa
77thst Second fat $50 frst and basement $50
TO LET-A three-story high stOop brick
HOUSE in Twenty sixta-st shave with al nole,n IN
povemen has l6 FoT paicua apply toJ AOSENFlELD
3J4 West rveut--scvenh-st
ITO LET-In West Seventy-secOnd-st.. near
the Central Park pleasant PLAIE 81 large Lole
with grounds wide street paved Bon
styles ghlhaye reas os Inquire OF b. van
AIKEN 40. 3l6 West FtYseCold-st
ITO LET-STORE No. 3 Park-row, 2Jx6j feet
having front may b. dvne into tso stores beng
opposite New PostOac As.o House and terminus of principal CITY
great thlruuyhl u desirable stand ior usnesS
AoPy 70 SIKLLh & Co., 3 PlssIog. mp 5.1l.s.
rVO LET-Frcm the 1st of May next, at lO9
Broadway la-ve WORKsHOP 2Ar5O with cell
20 usc as iouHder for ane rasn suitable oT
manufacturing aso The DWELLING FAhI
and STORE front bgius the whole prem D. as 20
one OsrtY. Appyto W y JARVIS - Ctnal-sL
1 ST and 3D FLATS, Q large, lighted rooms,
with possible convenience in boTrsone building corner
sdus best accommodations for The pur"1 uWher
and 800; good and desirable people VIII he male agree
ale 3 KILPAIRICK. 1.Ug3 3I-4ye.
New-York tribune., 1874-04-23
Curouean advertisements.


YORKSHIRE RELISH.
Il The Most Delicious CAegaest sauce n THE Nofid
Wsrrartei pure injurious lnglelenL
cz0 100 IOTfIEs SOLD IL ONE hONTh AUGUST, 1871
sale unur .oeieu led ia She history o. Sauces
Sold bv Grosa Druggists Onu In bottles, az o. - AM =
Trade Marz-Wi0w Pattern Plate. Beware o Ini'stlen;
Manufacturers: G0U1ALL, bACkhUUSt q CU.i
Leeds ~.
New-York tribune., 1874-04-23
g;OuHtrn prorertn TO Get.

a STORIA-T0 LET, on Remsen-st., Two
- HOUSES, II large gaden | sh-l9nsry'
L. Ann, 10 JACOB T. WRIGHT.
4 STORIA-TO LET, FOR SALE, or WILL
y EXCHANGE for Tenement Property THREE FIRST
CLASS RESIDENCES; beautiful grounds stables Sci terms nod
possession Immediately JOSIAH N. 6hI-SEL Astoria.
At ORANGE. \. J.. Llewellyn PaTk.-FOr
a LEASE immediate possession handsome ITencl-VOf RESI-
DENCE uaAushe; molsrn cjnvetences Ia IN Lawns
Gara fine stabc neghb0rloOl depot Mae
almsi photographs particulars Apply 70 hAMlLLON
WALLIS 30 Pinest Orange Office opposite principal depol
EARM TO RENT-20 acres, near the Staten
sni road suitable for @ truck farm; house, ban; goOd neigh
b0th-nl rst 5000 Address 3. F MORaIS Stape0n, s. l.
New-York tribune., 1874-04-23
SR0P0SAT7S FOR Sc .809. .404 9G


.s
Bonds and what OF re-
the Aandea aouAis At!eoi
for each issue proposed i1F ,.,,----.,- t. ~
Donds' neOe second envelope Addressed 70 he
Comptroller. 49, -,.-..- .
The right reserved the part Of the Comptroller 20 reject any OF
al Of the Interests Of the COlny require IL
@ ~ ANDREW Il. GREEN, Comptroller.
City Of EevTork, Department OF Finance, Conprolers once
ADnI Il, 1874.
rTIRTST FTNDS TO LOAN, on Bond and
1 M0rgsre on NEW.TORK IMPROVED PROPERil- private
cent commission and Attorneys lees ioi
searching III tgages casnel ,..,- ,o n. .
CALLENDER LAURENCE 30 Pine-st
TTT y 1TT0ylr TRrTr CoypiyY CITY OF NFw-YoHK
ApnI Is, 1874
TTHE ANNUAL MEETING of the STOCK
i HOLDERS of the NATIONAL TRUST COMPANY tor me
ELECTION Of TEN TRUSTEES for the brs class and ThBEh N
SPECTORS OF ELECTION or tie eaung year. vii De held Al ne
mixing q the COMPANY The 2Sth 1s Of April mex between
The hour Of The Transfer Books VII BE- closed
until the 29h inst J. . CkO kOlhohAnh oec'etlIl.-
OY1oE on THE LAKE SHORE AND SoUTHERs RAILWAY
CONPASI, CLEyBLASD, ONO; Apul j. e a
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF the stockholders
Of ts COMPANY OF Directors for the ensuing year
other appropriate business WI M lt N e
Of Cleveland ONO on EDHSA1
s the hours IL O'Clock ihe lore
~ ~ GEORGE b. bly,, Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1874-04-23

OgFIcE DELAWARE HrDsos CASAL Co..
Ngw-YORK, April :, 1s74.}
THE ANIMAL MEETING of the stOckhOid-
Of The election Of manager ana m oeI
buuess win Of The Company No II BrodSs on
RsDAY 12 ~ NAV next will be from Il O'Clock
noon The transfer Oooks viii 20 cose- o 'ue
evening of Anril 30 unul the morning ~ Msy Ii -,
s ~ o,sr of the Boss JAMES G.. HARrr, Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1874-04-23
COUTH SIDE RAILROAD.

- NOTICk ,-.,
aud tfer Mreh 1877 g. tram, VII SoH NgAha ''"
lyu ~ f0.soss tSanisys eKcsVtelE
P,r Pstchcgue ana Ia RE-, stations Il a'D u sns
For lsAp intertleaats ss8tsus AZ 40 m 40.
Pa babylon an iagognodAo s1aa9ns al s.aVs Q n - -
Fo Mrss ana lnlsmsal.ls ssaiIoas. at 30 !" ~
kudT On u.,. s.,toos Al 40 -
da 4 D. sRd p m. ,,nn.iQam
sunda uups leave 1sa"s sha CARaAS. saperssensesA
New-York tribune., 1874-04-23

HALF of private STABLE to LET rent
reasonable 15tht between 9Th and 7th.avea Apply 10
SRWBIL. corner Broadway anil j3j-st.
New-York tribune., 1874-04-23

DR.. pGEPORf, and all points on HousatOnio
- n qzstuck Railroads Pare sI se,uer Lar IA . .s.
aused No ui boa, from New rork day from bridge
New-York tribune., 1874-04-23

sew WORK.. NEW-HAVEN, AND HART
y gopn DsILROAD. --Tgw-iorE sni hev Haven Diysgn
yvtAI,Nyy1 ARRAyGEMkNr. COMMENCING SON. II 1873.
, Stis m N-a- Cr.aa Centsal DcDot kaGsee
% +.
New-York tribune., 1874-04-23

leave DAILY lsatur7s crDiei a. o. M from Ee ~ North ~ "
Leroys Connecting Nth morning rains on ~ T. Censi Ru
Saratoga Troy and Boston aha connecting fans
Through tickets soh and baggage checked 20 ae,iinaoa
New-York tribune., 1874-04-23

y ALLENTOWN LIVE 10 Tuh WHsE-PissenqeF Rnh FFe'Th
Station LheIty C0nnec Souerrde sIts
k0ufh Branch r. Hampton Junction vito Delaware Lacxssssns
Pipshurr Iezh
Division s L.hvh W aleT Hsirlu. Direct d4rfs5arE
Pt,burgh West Central PenusJlVEa lsi SeEYoft
New-York tribune., 1874-04-23

Having been put in thorough repair
Of yeara Ap9yto JEO BYRNB, Jr., & Co..
No. Cos Pne-st,
ST. Louis No.
New-York tribune., 1874-04-23

he GERMAs-AMEEiCAN BANK,
newborn. Aprl Il, 1874.
has ceased to be PTesi-
AVID SALOMOS vioe-PfesidenL
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1874-01-08
What is n Grange!

We give below one of the most concise
and prefect explanations OF the Grange
and its objects that we have ever met,
and recommend it to the study and rehec.
tion Of all who feel an interest in this i'm
portant movement;
1t is an organization of farmers. 1t
has fer its object improvement. 1t is de-
signed to elevate and enlighten the farmer.
1t would qualify him for his God gi, on
profession. 1t aims to bring about these
objects by association. 1t unitcs those of
the same calling into one great brother
hood for the protection Of all. 1t estab>
fishes in every neighborhood a lecture>
room-which is the grange itsolf-in
which the important truths arc unfolded.
1t disseminates valuable information, thu
all may be benefited. 1t collects as well
as disseminates. II is an intellectual in>
stitutcn. 1t calls for and exercise Of the
mind, and yet, by the contact, other
minds are Illuminated by the friction.
1t draws out our latent talent. 1t makes
active and tangible what has been before
dormant and unseen, 1t shows the i'm.
portant Of cultivating brains as well a.
soil. 1t demonstrates the fact that as rich
harvests are developed By brain culture as
by soil culture; that great crop of weeds
has grown up aud smothored out Inc use,
full plants by the neglect of brain culture.
The grange is a social institution. 1t
makes grand brother and sisterhood
1t unites by strong ties those that have
been before strangers. 1t makes each
| feel an interests in all, and all in each,
heals up the wodnds Of the unfortunate.
1t administers comforts to the sick, and
elevates the suferings of the distressed.
1t is husband to the widow and q father
to the orphan.
1t makes every neighborhood ono kind,
affectionate family. 1t is a financial in
stitution. 1t seeks to obtain for its mem>
bers the highest price for tho products.
1t learns how and when the price can be
obtained. 1t cuts the Gordian knot
which has bound tho farmer to the mid.
dlemau, who has absorbed the chief pro,
fits of bis labor. 1t buys the necessarics
of life where they can be got cheapest and
best. 1t throws its protection over and
around all, and would make them mora
independent.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1874-01-08
Letter frefa Georgia.

Mtssrs Editors. Ny last was from
North Georgia. am now strictly speak
ing within the "Cottou telt," and wish |
could report as favsrably on the conditions
Of the planters, as did there, but the
observations Of two days in the "Co.ton
REGION, satisfied me, but ferw planters ir
this section have made money the present
year. while large majority have lost.
This results from several causes, short
crops, low price, and high price provisions
with which tbs crop was made. Many