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New-York tribune., 1874-08-01

d,.. and for sa'"bas II io, os''t, 'H HIS pm. to
y v; G. .seoan 1877 .,7-r. ssgis evt q,
n s9d 10 Iadsn' Co.. ola evt. at I9 u, to sr.ss
A .,t; %,:'sT:sn :.1 d. B Dsr I'd @ s,sP,,' Co
P1s; M ha s'I sss 5. s,f. g. ;.i each '" N'
"s'es, d,... 90. Sc ~ - ~ Do, % Is,9s 81 s- aver.
sfr5+fs st = dos'9I9 ny sr';: q = Sas ~ s..sl:.;
a. ss Q B. for Or Po;S M M..! ~ T.I.n. 1 o r.
u = for " F. - oSio s.. h. ,.l ii
u ~ D. e s's' o. n f' PIs Ono '',,5' m sss est.
,?Ss s+i, .i$e b. 9 a,s.. q y al l1. SI,.I '' 4
iS d 70 ..a 30 D. -.1s s q J & % nae,
four d'ys sg,ias 1863 M the l week Good
d ve., quq;e sqe " 2 .s.na s'i,., Gf,..s',
a. g. Jslss co. :oi ss,s ' 9e. is 'V
SHxEP AID LAxn.-Rseept. rers e.r a. Fersj s = ear,
s, s n ~ oGs ''f r. - & s oy ~ q G -' r. 5ss
poadnE tue last sees limbs ..rs ps9, .r4 @ oi e1' .s
sa%se Mct;fss ~. IS K" s zS. q ss.-.Is y, n II
J'@,. ElI ,on q s.e l.a9. q , .,.r,s, ~ pr 81
~ IL = o SG oSa at SIC liz KeHe' sheep s n a. &c.
jsad Dqe;a .oii 25 c,oaa. sheep ~ 2 .7-. .,s,
ken'les io 81 h. 6'ls g c.a~A !lms', - - .Sd
Hume Elo .ol lJ2 Cas-ls .nb, 50 = av.-,s, SO y,
ii3 Co. ~ sr 70 Si,,e Do o 2 H. 81 ~ 2. % D.
- 90 90 - s4e 700 70 % t u, iSsis 'aeet ~!
do SS ID, sIJ5 30 do % h. as69 .4d 20 ao - .. al
SwNs-Arrya today % cars. so bog, mass y j2i
for four day. l2D77 for tho ns li'I hons
alive Dr,el bOgs Ara aad fae Fsr si 30
9lsc. y d.
ALBiNr July -BzgvZs-The cattle market ope,ed VIII FAR
p quality bestlo Zs head ljs- p boppi
=. ID sud smother oi broazht .c ~ Ls fnilg
market ~ &C. b. I've We ght higher ssn scsk w
nici Demand for lGprT', asf
uy le higher than lasi yea of - Iise tps
50 y head
LANBs-Sheep active ali steady While lambs
Of from y. D snd sow of SAL there o. 10
1900 lambs 400 sheep vita i've carA nFs -
The ruling sheep 70 fair 3sds = f = sy
400 ~; extra. DC lsmbs eomnoB ~ ar, Jg@ic f
e. good Tdo.i aud extra, Ssc
DrFFALo. July 3l-CATTLEReepts toaT 0l2 hem mslg p,
suppy for the thus far 81 heat jo3 szsr 90
for the s-t the sales Sufficient riba
market; nea all frsh through gue1ts % l
thin held until esogsa
good stock 70 snnpiy the demand.
SHEEP L,SB-Recepts today 1000 te mailing ihe i1's
supply fsr II against 24up bf of 10
same tine last week the market closed drm a. ysfii,f r AZ
uusoM yards shpei East In first hlnis sai' an
So ~, Canada sheep 81 J0GSj Weston sle,P - SOC = ~
IoGs-Rept, day 200 he.t misng the total 'upI ~
week thu, f ~ 100 lead, sgi'nsi lliOO ei 'or - s
week s6a - - for Aers :! -'4s' ~ "
heaNYh
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noted has continued
better prices psg for export there good inquiry Tor
ls7i eop Pennsylvania packing
changed hands several lots Of 1873 Stat seed
Nsconsus could have been
done had supplies larger; is however well TO bear In mind
Jrlbe
onoaus partly by the operations Of specua
grades have been taken based tie
fe Of ne Kentucky 1874 for trade principal
Seconds fier
ouy sen disposed Export OF Seed Leaf
l. 1874 80 U23 cases; time last lO,s2O
TAtLOW steady with moderate demand sales Of 1000
t7Sasc.
WOoL-Tbe quiet though fair business has been done
jjc; Xxx held with the
recitation obtaining prices Texas Pulej at 45d5Oc, and
light. NewLeaiand and Aus
freey doll though generally fall preesi stock
however hght, embrace; 1000 ID MeIa Pulled al zoe
GO0O fJ Cumhug 5gl2; 80 bales Australian 52i2 1000
70 Tab Mashed. BE; COCO Extra Pulled, i!c
bales Cspe 35c; 10000 UDwashei Western Fleecs at -
al - bales 33c.; baes
snper Pu at r indiana i7c Extra Pulled az
4s 30 Feces Jc sacks Texas at Doc sscks Pulled
Mashed at 7c Xxx ohio Fleece d57c 1900
Jl a 5000 % Fine and Ne um Duichess
County at cote OOU Light Neym Indiana iOc 25 bales
Spring 4Jc 80 bales Pulled private terms 90
81 900 10 Texas at 10000 Texas pnyae terms. 5000
n Extra rIas on private 1000 Improved Western Texas
gsLlc 5000 Improved Slightly bury 2ic 1000 d Secured
California at 92ei 1000 10 Tex" at re 20 bags Shear
private terms; 2s,OO0 n Western Texas on private terms
900 bag. 10 bsgs No 2
b. FAN Caorn, 6Jc - Bancmau lred S2c u %
10 600 10 Mexican Doe GO0pO NewZcaiand private
Barsy 2Oc 600 b Lambs Pae private 25OO0 n Fall
Cafrp p terms; 10 Feeces SIC. 26OuD Feeces
52a53c; lUOOO NJ Fl-ece J3c UOO super Pulled, asa
5Oc. 1900 u unwasLed Combug y 'ate terms
New-York tribune., 1874-08-01

The following shows the imports Of foreign dry
goods at the port OF New-York for the week ending
JAly 81. and since the beginning OF the year:

F0r ~, Wr,s iSTR. 1873. fs5t.
Entered At The rort.. 81 1i55IIG s28OP9lo s330Lt0J
THros1 On mrrket.. l3Ts,Gl 2ill2e0I 2il2o ltv
SIM ,idI. l.
Eairroi ST IL. pnt.. 81 e7742G t72G3s2T2 sGj9l9I22
s.Thiova mirzrt.. 7gU77G2l 7j.f7G7gl 'blOJ1SO
The Bondholders Committee of the NewYork and
Oswcgo Midland Road were in consultation to-day
in regard to plan Of reorganization, but nothing, so
far as the public is aware has yet been agreed upon.
The 81. Nicholas National Bank will pay the con-
pons of the Midland Pacific Railway bonds due
Aug. on aud after that dale
The Gebhard Fire Insurance Company has de-
clared seIni-annual dividend of per cent. payable
Aug. 3.
The Philadelphia stock market is steady; Ponn-
sylvana skies, lll3 Philadelphia aud Erie Rail
road 49,; Reading Railroad So Pennsylvania Rail
road. 49. Gold, lO0i
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RANKING AND FINANCIAL'

TUY RATE OF INTEREST FOR MONEY is always an
important subject to both borrower and lender An
able and suggestive essay on this topic by Proi r.
h. Elliott of the Treasury Department read az the
Portland Scientific Meeting, is reported fully IN
TRIEUYE LECTURE EXTRA No 10. Price 10 cents,
Address The TRIBUNE. New YORK.
New-York tribune., 1874-08-01
State bonds were dull and steady. Tennessee,
new sold at y old, ex coupon, at 53. and Virginia
Consols NJ 81 The following wore the bids:

Railroad bonds were firm. y. Y. Central sold at
1O4. for First coupon, and registered, and Eries at
1O3. for First and %! for Third Union Pacifics rose
to SO for Firsts 50 for Land Grants 81 for Incomes.
and 20 for Sinking Fund. There was a further ad-
vance in Central Pacfcs 10 So. The market closed
firm The following were the bids
New-York tribune., 1874-08-01


The dom receipts days have been ch st
F,,r-4bout O25 Uses-wLch very mated indeed FOR
WHISKY il steady moderately sales OF $50 bbs
81 "a.
New-York tribune., 1874-08-01

cXC.iange:

The money market continues quiet and easy. and
the supply Offering on call is excessive Mt 2G3 per
cent prime discounts selling at 5G6i. The National
bank notes received for redemption at the Treasury
amount thus far to S1Oj jO0 JJ) including $4,000 to-
day.
Government bonds have been in the main firm on
fair volume Of business The market closed fol-
New-York tribune., 1874-08-01
COTTON MARKETS.

c,,v,,rox Juy 3l-uotIon nominal. tooi Orilif - II
,eI r.-u,. a. bte, A,l-D hsrs "resN ,,i q
,'i .,, 10 ,ited bitain, l,i1l bir; eo''" s'' -'' ~
~ cs 100 bile. . - A. ,.y ~. 0osSl
,o.usaa. Ils 3L-cvaou a1c A"""4. - -- w.
New-York tribune., 1874-08-01
fcQdl Notlrcs.

NEW-YURK COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
tu The Of pp f the AFRICA lNlON CHURCH
o. the C, Neslork ioI LIBERTY CHANGE It's NAMEOn
and of stephen H. OAn referee
that he Petitioner rel gous CORPORATION,
Of TIE Of and that change
the Of sed COOPERATION would be alsantsgeous that the
TIE o. said Corporation require nat be
Union American Methodist Episcopal Church q West
the Civ SeR-lork " aud further appearing that
ASSUMED other
erug religions Corporation OF j. b. Berry,
Peioner ordered het the relg gous Opofa
entitled BE- ana hereby author
the Of Unn American Methodist Episcopal Church
tie irst
yar Lord thousand hundred
AID ous upon com wing win Of he .,atate
made and pIoydeJDattd Nevlork, july 30 1874
K l. IAEkLNOHE. j P
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Coruoratlou Notifies.

TOR BALLOT 3OXES
SEALED PROPOSALS received BY the Police Depart
until 10 O'Clock l. making TWO HIN
tRED AND FIFTY LOrBOXES.
particulars The keoOrd Copies for al No CITY
DAVlNG WORTH SIREET-SEALEDP PRO-
POsALs will be received ~ BE Department Public Norks
anl O'clock August 1874. FOR ke1u1g Grazing Paw.
sH,, Worth between Broadway sqd Shasn Street.
Tor psicasrs The Record Copies for Sale No
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market or spot Cotton still quiet and quota
s remain sieaIy Ne quote a. ip.lows:

The aloous Cotton tunnius 10 daAh So
more tusu nalt . Z aGe above hrioS the quJsL
y DELIVERY.
ToasV Last Evening Total
New-York tribune., 1874-08-01
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


ASHESTe denani for Pot + lig contue chiefly TO small
figures OiQog Pearls inactive and
un,llua.
BROOM CORN AND BR0OMS-The market for Corn remains firm
demand Brush. Choice short Greed - a, le
Green Hu, Choice = b SDlUc; Grten Short and Medium At
SQ De- Rel aud Re-. tpDed at Ja 1c go
BkESNAN-The supply larger and the market - hevy WIN
limited demand sales OF zoo al 3O132c for Western and south
New-York tribune., 1874-08-01

n !. NIpKENE IUJ NI-VlIY dnU OOUUIY
~. OF Hrw-iork.-LEONARD SPANGkNBERG, j.. plaintiff
a.siust ROBERT p. SFANGENbERG, MARY K SPASGEABERG
widow OF LEON1RD sFANGhSBEkG, deceased, ard RICHARD
he CIV Of NeNOLean the state Of
Louisiana rye) To the
defendants % You re hereby summoned
% will be tle
e city CoUaiy Of 'Newiors, h
omee IN SewiorE, AMI 10
Cllilil; The subscriber a biz orce,
No 2g Bfosdway the ttyof New-lOrk within twenty DAYS after
Of tle day 81 such
the sad complaint within the
Ibis vii apply le Court Tor ths
iei demanded 10 the c,mpait-Dsted July 10 1874.
CHAEIh b. W. SEYMOUR. P.dluth's Attorney,
2gl Broadway. N,NYOrk Citv.
The complaint 18th 1874 duly
eCc
afl CHARLES vs.. SEYMOUR.
JUS lav6wS Plaintiffs Attorney
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Hlarule dno Sidta 1ldniels.

A KLABER, ia East Eighteenth-st., near
"a. ThrAye Slhue AMI manufacturing all kinds Of MARBLE
and MARBLEZKD MASrkLS greatly
SjOeed prices. Marble Turning Tot tho trsde.
A n extensive stock Of MANTELS (Slate and
"a harbeluoyel and unique designs, Vrces
ays and Slate Wcrs Ofeye description PRSRYHS SLATE CON.
fANf, UuonsJnsre Fov;bavc sbd beyenteeoth-st N. l.
GTEWAR17s Slate Mantels Marble aud Wood
y AsnA heh aud oge yrec, 22O
"esfi~eBt1 fhifd-st. between Seventh Eghth-sve<
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Removals.

DLlDl x KELLY manufacturers OF OAK
IA TANNED LEATHER Betting. removed their
rr'ous Steam Power Bldag 81 Fsnkto-st., opposite
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O0Hl1IH1 H1'I "''''''''''''''''''' -

Re.ep At the .hip1g ports to-day 99S this day last
dated days. receipts 79J bales exports 20 Great britain
bs Tne yesterdays forward deliveries as ohday re-
ported as follows VIZ; Jay l1s August To- loe sePemSe
Febrnary l6 zoe first call 100 bales November AT l6 second
rail- no transactions for f1tqre delivery The maIke, was oa r.
lover a1dyey d at the dechse sales as follow" all Oh The
bass Of Low Mmdnngs. -oo 49, %. , 600
A evening ater m-seDeeer 500 l6 l5,52e lY00
iS i6e Dseebcr 300 7l6c Total 400 bale Sses to-day
81 10 332c 10 3-32c. sep'egbe 100 l8 l5S2ei 200
Is 7lG; 100 - 1922 229y 10 los CO., @ 10 10 10 iS-$2e sc
100 is 7iGc 900 Is IS 31e 100 l6s oeGber 100 l62e
400 lG lose 300 Is 7lGei lC13 10 & &do52s lzyG g5
i5 l32c Decmber 100 l6a-e 400 l6 1890; 100 lG--
jnai 100 Is 76c Feoaay, 200, l6s- rol lliUo bales
COFPRE-The was more demand for Rio and under the
favorable Eerop. sellers have The liyinsse ana :"
q RchmOud 900 b Aloa 526 basi yer j. l. Pe.sesas.
Js PrAe 80! bags pr % os Ss pr on so1sG is;r. Ahs d,
male public and there other large s bot the parte
Ts ssre viIbsd quote Ordinary CarSoes At lstal93i
22 all god We qaete Java at 2J9.-o tt'9n - Z5ei
MaraessS at ISL P Eco iSa2ie; Costa
Kea 2Od2c MeIean 20a2le sayans loG2l % and CHraeoO
cSSbLEs~AdsaDtine previous prices, fyr
~ % 70. ~ a. !, ~ ior 10 o. sperm al -oe
TRRGISrhe inquiry Tor berth ron more ac'e especially or
Grain ss ssse r'. Ise shs,s.n. - soo .s ,o M y
7i $50 BIDS Tobacco at 30, 10 G.goN, 200 bales Ha by
j' t1alie' "ris nosa'sy ashss @'a o '.s
ncudr To Cob 0 oden wp eas,s WIN oVo ana 9ooo
or Gram js 81 10 Pen1uh Roaii AMI Bso Caanne an
Ia,s tlrs y r. GtH9 1 70 h.irs % OF paaa a, s,r
Nth OJJ h R-6aej Petroleum at 5s OH 10 Cors tor orders
nte kingdom and Colunen BARK With 3SOO bbs DO ., 2s 9l'
Baltic 6a ol to acona spansh bars ~'- ooo oo''
hsed 10 At js 70 Co.'s i' oie' hsl hng1on & ,u
Bnth bAi. with 100 IBIS do At 5s 81 TO ths Baltic o'
FLOUR AND MEAL-Ihr inqtp ior Foat i' hmu anu no''
grades heav Baker, Brirns well sustained and are
Eosr1,, dsassd m Mos, oti a.S A. The o. The srss Is
du and hsAvv Tor most grl sie,Dt Sppis hiA'
New-York tribune., 1874-08-01
5GIes % AutIlon

A. MgRvN.
DY BANGS, MERWIN * Co.. Gj6 Broadway.
tt BouISaeso of Books WORKS Of Art Fancy Coos sc
New-York tribune., 1874-08-01

IVHIIE STAR LINE.
FOR QUEENSTOWN ASD LIVERPOOL
CAEElfSG Tlk
UNITED STATES MAIL.
SEW AND FGLLPOWER8D STEAMSHIPS.
NeW-I TCDAIS Liverpool oD THURS
OGlS "a al Cork hsrfo- each
KEPJ BLIC. SATURDAY. August l AZ 500 s. IL
BALTIC, SATURDAY. AGgg,, ; az POO O.
BKlrANNlC. SATiRDA Auyut -. at 1;5' a. m
tLLIIC. SAIIkDAl. August -. az l:On o. IN
OCEANIC. SATURDAY AUGUST -. a 1900
White %, North
fAr t0r ali Cse uHrvalel combining
SAFETY. SPEED AND COMFORT
Salots room hsta-r00n' lh Mi''np SO
lol "i'- alJ sirwarIesss Ncohpo'
kAIr~-Sloon $50 zo5 Return Tickets $40 eoi. S.eerage
the Cl0 COUNTY
TreualI cerllcates at o~ rates
o. Of America rGs naAOu'S
NuTwGr. lnis. Australia Nmua &C
Drafts ~
Of other iuiornaon at
sace. No lH Bras1vav. New-lo-k z r. 'Ohl Is A-rnt
New-York tribune., 1874-08-01
FRlDA,. july 81. 1874.

STOcKHuLs-Bark Concurrentsn.
Naphtha, gsls...........sJ662 Giso1ne gal... 5OuO
ST. PERRE-Scboouer A. L. Putnam
Wheat 5OOO
STErriS-Bark Amsie and Halorg.
Ro.a bb.s........ $500 Larl n............. aOO2s
New-York tribune., 1874-08-01
NATIONAL LINE.

NAIIUNAL IINE.
Prom Piers a and II, North Rvrr
To QUEENSTOWN AM LIVERPOOL:
crrPN "a. Auust $500 AN. SPAlN.....Sa. Augns' 10
10y 80 knU.t \ 900 n H. CANADA. August -
FOR LONDON UIkhtf
lfNMAEk. Gguu-r. .lrCgnst
Cat1 is,age so anl $50 cpeucv setsge ~ gai e,rN
~ Retur Tickets AZ Reduced Preusn Sterra2e ueets IRON
Liverpool Apply the Compass 0hse No. %
=. ~. :. IlhNI hNlAfeI
New-York tribune., 1874-08-01

called fve-twentios and $4,000 in coin interest
on the public debt. The operations at the Gold Ex-
change Bank covered Gold cleared, S2S, $4,000;
gold balances S96l 239 currency balances. Sl,065,
New-York tribune., 1874-08-01
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD STEAMSHIP

FOB SOUTH AMPTON AND BREMEN
The HOHENLJLLEkN. Ca0. " N0id,nioii VIII sol
WEDNESDAY. july %. froT Bremen fe 1901 lifI
-. uouoten. 20 ove4 c.r,.,r,v -. ,
NECKAB CAPT J. G. Never or SAi hUAi asgC l.
t.TbS OE PASSAGb TO LONDON. HAERb AND BREMEN
rAyABLs ~ GOLD R1uIvAIENT ~ Cr.REScroo
to,f.s-. =, rssss,s srt,vto OFIRiChS Co., Agents
''''-' - 'h ~''' = soW.Dggrceu-
New-York tribune., 1874-08-01

The receipts and disbursements at the Office OF the
United States Assistant Treasury for the month OF
July were as follows:
New-York tribune., 1874-08-01

BrrrER-The que With only limited demand; stock all
state and Western Western prices are stea "ue
lower receipts to-day are 292s phgs We quote
Finest " \. state t7e7merle,.
Southern Tier COuBtI
Northern Welsh. ice car LOTS odo=
Common state
Western Reserve ami Mich gau hIest selections '..ZJGEl
Yellow Western, good to chOce..,.,.,. .'......'@Qd&5
New-York tribune., 1874-08-01
tyMAY LINE.-SOU1HERlN COURSE.

y ! = N
T. m frum Is y. r. foot OF CeiarsJ Tor Havana ec'
MORO CASTLE T. n. Morton. 4 UESDAl. August
tPISCENr CITY. T. : Curus.......l tbSDAt august
c Reed. f>uAl august -
or massage tuavus ounolauOn aPpY 10
WM. p CLYDE 90. Ne. 6 BoalIs-green
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-06
MISCELLANEOUS.


MOBILE, October 5.-The commissioner.
appointed to sell the Alabama and Chstta
nOOga railroad, to-day, postponed the sale
Bradley, till the first Monday in February
next, ct which time it will be sold to the
highest bidder withOu: limit as to the
Recsnciled.
Boston, October 5-William CASTOR ac-
cepts the Democratic gubernatorial candi
dacy.
There was ice in New Hampshire last
night
Floated.
The steamer Flag, hence for Charleston,
which ran aground, was tOated and pro-
Ceeded on her way.
Firemen's Convention.
ST. LOUIS, October 5-The con yention of
chiefs OF tire departments Of the yariors
cities meets here today. Many representa-
tives of insurance companies are in attend.
ance.
Copying the Louisiana Style.
A special from Denison, Texas, gives an
account Of an outrage committed on several
citizens of st. Joseph, Montague county,
who were visited by armed masked men on
the night of September IS, and threatened
With their lives if they did not leave town
in twenty.f four hours. Williamson and
others who were threatened left the next
day under. guard Of United States officers.
Yesterday the refugees filed complaints
against twenty-five of the gang, whom they
could identify, and warrants we're Issued
for their arrest. The demonstration against
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-06
OONSTABLES, SALES
Oc3 - % nos

Thomas Dunn vs.. NJ. Bracken-same W:
same.-SecOnd Justice Court tor the Parish Of
Orleans Nos. 6458 and 6459
RY VIRTUE OR rWO WITS OF FIERI FACIAS
- to me directed by the Hon. W. L. Evans, Second
Justice Of the Peace in and for the parish Of ORE
leans in the above stated suits, will proceed 70
sell at public auction. 1t my warehouse, Ne. l4Z
Girod street, on SATURDAY, October 10, 1879, aS
twelve O'Clock NJ
4 LOT OF GROCERIES,, BARRELS stc~ - PED
inventory ON file in my Office.
Seized In the above stated suits.
Terms Cash on the spot
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-06
By b. II. q B. J. Montgomery.
POUR LOTS OF GROUND AND IMPROVEMENTS
THkRkON, SITUATED IN THE FIRST AND
FOURTH DISTRICT rs OP THIS CITY.
SUCCESSION OF JOHN NJ. SMITH
Second District Court for the Parish OF Orleans
No. 81, 285.


Second District Court for the Parrish OF Orleans
| No. 1926.
! by X: M. 4 b. J.. NlONTEOMERY-R
- n. Montgomery. Auctloneer.-Wnl b. sole ON
! TUESDAY. November TO- 1874, at twelve O'Clock
H., at The St. Charles Auction Exchange. in the
basement sotunda of the St. Charles HOTEL in this
CITY, by virtue and in pursuance Of an order Of
the Hon. a. L. Tisso:, judge Of the Second Dis.
.rlSs Court for the parish Of Orleans, dated October
i. A GER TAIN LOr .'F GROUND. together with
all the buildings and improvements thereon, and
all rights ways. privileges and apPurtenances
thereto belonging, situated in the First District Of
this city. in the square bounded by Robin, Peters
(lste New Levee), TchOupitOulas and Race streets
and designated as lot No. 2. Said lot measures n
feet inches line front on Robin street. by depth
Of feet nchss ue En- between .rsllsl lines
all the improvements thereon. and all rig hts ways
privileges and appurtenances thereto belonging.
square bounded by Levee, Rousseau, Adele and
1t. Andrew streets and designated ss No. 3. and
measures 80 feet trent on each of said Adele and
adjoining lots Nos and 2, and 1873 feet in depth on
tn, line m,H adjoining onh lot No No. 4 o.o
with all the buildings and improvements thereon,
and all rights ways, privileges and appurtenances
thereto belonging situated in the First District of
Race Religious and Orange streets designated rs
lots Nos. and G. Said lOts measure "a feet 10
following depths and widths: Lot No. has 20 feet
in depth the line of lot No. T. 81 feet nine inches
IN depth on the line OF lot No. G, aud "A feet 6
inches in width in the rear, alley for the
in common OF said lot and others bordering there.
or; lot No. has 81 feet inches depth on tine line
No. 49, and p fest inches in width in the rear on
alley common to said lot aud Others a. per said
plan.
Terms-One half cash, the balance at one year,
in note secured By special mortgage ON the prop
cry at eight per cent interest per annum from day
Of sale until paid; the NOR: gage to embrace the
clause of five per cent for attorneys fee in Of
suit; the improvements to he kept insured and the
policy transferred 70 vendor.
Act Of sale before -, notary public, at the
expense of the purchaser. oc6 "a 81 nos 10
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-06
By Placide J. Spear.
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON MAGA-
ZINk STREET, SIXTH DISTRICT.
SUCCESSION OF LORENTZ GARTNER.
Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No. 81, 4d5.

DY PLAClDE ]. SPEAR. AUCT1ONEBR-
ID Office No. A6 Exchange alley.-SATURDAH,
October a. 1874. at twelve o'clock NJ. will be
sold at public auction at the Merchants ana Auc.
tioneers' Exchange, on Royal street, between
Canal and CustOmhouse streets. by virtue and IN
pursuance to an order from the Hon. A. L. Tissot,
Judge OF the Second District Court for the parish Of
Orleans dated September 10. 1874, for account of
4 CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. together with
the buildings and improvements thereon, situated
in the Sixth Dis riot of this city. designated by
the No. Is in square No. 20, bounded by Magazine.
Live Oak. Berlin and Milan streets. Said lot meas
ures 30 feet front Magazine street. by lis feet
inches in depth, between parallel lines, English
measure.
Terms and conditions-One-half cash. and the
balance at q credit of one year, secured by special
mortgage on the property Sold bearing eight per
cent interest per annum from date of sale till
paid, with the clause of five per cent attorneys
fees in case of suit the buildings to be insured at
the cost of purchaser and the policy transferred
to the parties in interest
Act of sale before E. Eude, notary pnhlc, at the
expense Of the purchaser. deposit OF ton per
cent on amount Of adjudication will be required
from the purchaser at the time Of sale.
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-06
BY Albert Paul.

PAINTS, OILS, vARNISHES, WALL PAPER,
ARTISTS MATERIALS, BRUSHES ETC. ALSO
FIXTURES, OFFICE >APk AND FURNITURE.
SUCCESSION OF MICHAEL WHEELAHAN.
Second District Court for tho Parish OF Orleans,
No. 81 $751;
RY ALBERT PAUL, AUCTIONEBR-OFFICR
~ and salesroOm No. 40 Royal street.-On
and in pursuance Of order Of the Hon. A. L.
Tissot. judge Of the Second District Court for the
parish of Orleans. dated September %. 1874 will
be sold at cubic auction, on the promises herein.
after mentioned, for account Of the above named
succession
ThE ENTIRE CONTENTS Of the well stocked and
long established paint store No. ll9 Common
street, near Camp, comprising y large assortment
OF Paints Oils. Vsrnshes, Wall Paper. Artists
and Office Furniture.
Terms-Cash in United States treasury notes.
se23 % 30 Oc4 6s
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-06
MARSHAL'S MUNITIONS,

William C.. Dunning ct al. vs.. Steamboat
BOssier.
I'm THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
i District of Louisiana No. 10 569.-In obedience
to an admiralty warrant, to me directed in tho
above entitled suit, have seized and taken into
THs STEAMBOAT BossIER, her tackle. sp.
parels, etc, now hbeled by William G. Dunning ct
in the District Court Of the United States
Aud do hereby cite and admOnish the owner o.
owners thereof, and oil and every person or PETE
SOILS having or pretending to have any righ. title
or interest in or to thu same. to be and appear at
District Court Of the ited States for the dstrics
aforesaid. to be holden at the city Of New Orleans
on the hrst Monday Of November, to show cause
II any they have or can. why the said steamboat
should not be condemned aud be sold asereeably 70
the prayer of libelants,
United states Marshaps Office, New Orleans, OSe
tober Q, 1874
8. B. PACKARD.
oc5 IL Z5 nos Omitted States Marshall
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-06

hOUSshOLD fUkNirUks, CAkrk1N, IROD
SAFES, ETC., AT AUCTION.
TRl-WEEKLY SALES.
Ry h. M. 4 3. J. MONTGONIkRY-
- B. N. Montgomery, Aucti0neer, ONCE No. u
Camp street-Will soil every TUESDAY, THURS
DAY and SATURDAY, commencing ct eleven
O'Clock. at thei- aEction room, corner Camp and
Matches streets
GENERAL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, CARPETS,
bon SAFES. COOKING STOvKS. etc.
TArns-CAsh. MI