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The New York herald., 1874-07-17
THE RAILROAD COMBINATION.

At the present moment the agreement entered
into by the four trun K lnes--Erie. New York Cen
tral, Pennsylvania and Baltimore and Ohio--to
abolish in New York all outside ticket ornces for
the sale OF first class tickets Is, it Is said being
rigdly enforced, and the stock Of tickets sold for
many years at the dinerent hotels and other OUT
side places are being promptly called In Naturally
this causes great deal OF dissatisfaction among
those who have az great expense carried on this
business for many years and thereby making
handsome commissions. The object of this change
II to retrench and thus save hundreds OF thousands
OF dollars annually expended b. the railroads IN
question for Advertising commission, rents and -
i0rth The companies are aiming hard TO initiate
tne european system, where travellers only p0r-
chase their tickets at the railroad depOts.
THE RhIGRAAT BUSINESS.
Tne low emigrant fares TO the West still continue
the rates to Chicago being t5 and other points
west OF the Missouri River in proportion; bue,
curious to saw the demand for these ickets Ii very
small, although the trains reach there Ia abOue
eight hours longer time than tnat consumed ~
the express trains.
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
An Exceedingly Dull Day on the
Stock Exchange.
ONLY 10000 SHARES
The Saratoga Regatta Operating
on Wall Street Values.
WALL STREET.


The familiar superative OF 'the dullest day'
seen on Wall street ''0r q long tlmen was rem
dered into fact to-day in an aggregate OF stock
dealings which fell short OF 71OOO shares, even
the dealings yesterday, which was also an average
dull day, as is expected at this OF the year,
being more than double those OF to-day. There
could scarcely be said to be q market so many of
the old habtueS being absent, but even what there
was showed
THAT STRONGER INSTINCT
which the ef1ort TO break the market or produce
panic upon the second Chicago disaster seemed to
have called into expression. At the opening there
was quite confident feeling and marked ad-
vance in prices. Erie and Panama leadng-the
former upon the acknowledged character OF the
new direction, as accepted In London, and the lat
ter upon its recent supposed contract with Pacific
Mail. In Erie the advance was 4 and in
Panama Il per cent. AS the day wore on the
'bears," having suffered a surprise BY the turn of
the market the previous day, seemed indisposed
to take any further extensive lines of stock the
future OF market then so smly attended, and
the "bulls" being seemingly willing TO wait, as
well as their opponents, until 1.-The crowd" came
back there was rapid drawing of from stock
speculation and diversion in favor Of
POOL SELLING
upon the University boat race. This, with much
hiarity and that loud sort OF amusement which
seems to suit the temperament and lungs OF stock
brokers, formed the principal business OF the after
noon, and in this distraction the market gradually
sslumped" OF, closing at about the lowest point of
the day. The subiolned table shows
THE EXTREME FIGURES
of the days business, with the amount of transac-
tions in each stock, the aggregate being only
TO- 800 shares and the highest and lowest prices:-
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

.t'-'+ GALyEsToN, July l6, 1874
receipts. stt 81 bales. sales 10 Stock, o,sj5,
~. Nkw osL.ASs. July is, 1874
fis2s Sales. 500 last evening, 100 Stock. s,ooS
Cotton dun and nominal, demand light; middlings
& low na,es EXPORTS nor, sGSa soaswe 'o sales
Stock. s.ssa
bates gross, los Exports coastwse, 5zs Sales, "a
CHARLESTON, July 16, 1874
@ & 100 5sssP; '' bales
Wi WIl.lssros' a, ss1 o.; n C. July Is ~ ss
for pr pransd s. Extra sxtrs pale
81 % for wdow sS or Sr,S Gnds r aas s s'sady &
Flour steady and unchanged sales 500 bIis Whsa.
sSSi sa s: | %Ssas, I'm s IS g.
Canal ireishts-Wheas; r.; corn shei, to New YORK;
@ 10 Sew ns saaa c sos
70 Ssw aets % g ss u%be 5 "es csns raj
shpnenis-7,&Oo bushels wheat ls6oJ do corn $4,000
feet lumber - lat, 80 ,s-.
roaf "a Fs sSls Ss o @ 5 Si" 10y
$s s Ss; s'is -: p;
si'ss s. 's sSo.d sHiss %ilS.sSss sp5ins
Corn dull sales 500 bnshee western NJ IVc.
Oats Arm sales 500 bushels No. 2ChiCsgo at 7sc. Rye
nominaIly 81 TO- Barley malt hrm Canada. 81 80 . 81;
Western, 81 50 81 20. other articles unchanged.
ToLKDo, July Ii. 1874.
and higher 80. white Wabash, new. 81 IS; No. do
81 81 spot 81 "a August No. white Michigan, 81 ti;
amber Michigan, cash ana July 81 q August. 81 ~
Corn in ,air demand and higher high mixed cash and
6sc.. oats IN tar demand and and advanced; No and
ceintsz2eob bushels wheat and i7,0 corn. Ship
ments-lAcU bushels wheat l2GV do corn and 1000 DO
OATS ,- -, a.. ,o-,
Flour quiet and unchanged. Wheat firm and in tar
demand prices shade higher sales OF No spring at
81 Is 81 l3 closed vt 81 ls spot 81 l2s 81 IS July
Ii 10, August; rejected. aa6c. Corn opened Hrm but
closed dull 6i%c. hid TOR No mixed July Gle.
size, August; rejected, saS.c. aesSc. Oats hrm at
SOC, July &c., August, Rye firm and scarce 81 bid Tor
spot. Barley nominal PORK opened dull, but closed
setye opened At sls 7s closed =, s spot or ~ Jnly
ssc Freshss steady and fairly active corn TO Bunslo'
on the cali Of the Board in in the at,erncoen ee
Angus. osn Corn closed steady at Sc slc july esc
August Recepts-4,00D Dbls. -four - ON bushels wheat
2s50W do. corn and 21,0JD do oats shipments =. W
bbis 30 40 bushels wheat, a7O do corn and 2soo
A, ,oatS
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THE PRINCE OF AsTuRIAs.

This young prince, who has been for some years
pursuing his studies at the Thereslanum public
school at vienna Is about to leave the Austrian
capital. The nalf-yeariy examination at the The
resianum IL fixed Tor the Goth Of July, ana on that
occasion the Prince will presumably pass the nigh-
learns it to be the intention Of his mother, Queen
Isabella, TO remove Don Alfonso to Lege for the
completion OF MS education fhe same paper an,
OF belgium the Prince will be brought up wholly
under priestly guidance and In strict accordance
with Roman Cathoiic principles. He will, how
ever at the same time cOnttnue his military
studies and training winch he has begun nj V|Np'
w,th good promise 0f Sncceas.
The New York herald., 1874-07-17
REAL ESTATE.

The auction business transacted atthe Exchange
yesterday WAS the Supreme Court sale OF nve lots,
with buildings located on the corner OF Fifth
avenue and nity.eighth street, known as the
s.Knickerbocker Hotel,r sold by Messrs. A. H..
Muller & Son, under the direction OF Z. Cook,
referee.
The suburban sale at Secaucus, y. j.. on
Wednesday. by Mr. Iere. johnson. Jr.. ia reported
a. very satisfactory. some III lots were disposed
Of realizing $3s,s an average OF Sl52 per lot,
together with the Secaucus race track, contain
ing about forty acres OF land. which Was sold ior
$50 5OO The total amount realized by the sale was
Sse,337. About 5000 persons were present, ana
the bidding was spirited throughout the sale.
MULLER AND SON
Five lots with buildings thereon located the north
east corner of th avenue and Fifty eighth street lots
cthcr Uhxl5 tKnickcrbocker HoteD. Miller stout
enhurgh reckham, plaintiffs at,orncys.,... 3cn
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2C 1871 .......I I...... 8flA 87072 2t5S4 1864
We duote Cuba rchnng, inferior TO- common, &C.
pr3 s!s; sSrCssry i.r to good SIC
fugsi 6hds and boxes, Nos to y, shc. ss4c. mo
asses, hhds aud. boxes 7c 7Ac msado, 4hc.
7sc re; 10; 10 g ~ SC shc; DO s y IS, sh;
white 91Ic a lOssc. Porto Rco-Refnins. common to
prime &c. SIC. lrocery, fair to choice Sac sxc.
Dutch standard. Aos 10 70 u, Sc s1sc. MAnila-su
ne rior and extra superior. 7sc. TIC
srSiniSx.-Ihe market was quiet, but firm We note
sale OF a tierces at from l3sc 1870. pc. 10.
TALow was oderatc demand and steady; the sales
foot up 2OooO lbs ut &c. SIC. per lb the higher price
% %WH,sxEY.-Receipts, $40 barrels The demand fair
n, line OF sc per gallon sales 30J bDls. ut 9osc.
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CLOSING PRIOES-s O'CLOCK P. N.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Cotton Dull and Easier-FOur Dull and
Heavy-Wheat Dull and Lewer-Corn
Active and Steady-Oats Active and
Higher-Barley and Rye Dull-POrk
Quiet and Easicr-Lard Firm--Grocer-
les Dull and Unchang ed-Freigh h ts
Quiet and Observation-Disclosures Inactive,
but Firmer-Naval stores Dull and
Nominal-yyhiskey Lower.
THURSDAY, July 1876 p. M.
CoFFEE-The market continued dull for all
descriptions, and the appended quotations may
be considered entirely nominal particularly for
Rio The stock Of cofIee, other than Rio, in first
hands, was as follows:-5Oo bags and $4,000 mats
of Java s634 mats OF Singapore, 1928 bags or Cey-
lop a3l9 do. OF MaracabO, 6, l5S do. OF Laguayra,
5791 do. OF Jamaica, 1444 do OF Porto Rlco l3 2s5
do OF Costa Rca, 47g0 do. Of Mexican 1920 do. of
savanilla and 1873 do. ofCuracoa Total 27 bags and
2S s3i mats We quote: Rio. ordinary cargocs 19alc
2Oc; fair do, 2Oxc 2lc good do, 2l1c 2 prime
do. 22hc 2234c.; extreme range for lots, 1870. q
2zaxc. Java government bags 2ic 26c. do, grass
mats, Csc a 2sc.; Ceylon, 1876 a &c. Maracalbo,
1sIsc. a 22c.; Laguayra, 2lc &c; jamaica 19c. q
2lLc.; st. Domingo 1870. l7lac Porto Rico l91sc
aic Costa Rica, 2oc &c; Mexican, 2oc 2c. sava-
na lSc 21hc.; Cnracoa lSc. 2Oc.. gold GO 90 days
CorroN-There seemed to be more inquiry for cotton
on spot but In most cases. at lower figures than
holders willing to accept, and only moderate
business was transacted. Bids generally on the
basis of 6c for low midding The sales ut rrcgu.
lar and easier prices rule At the afternoon call"
l6.c was paid and still bid for short notices." pre-
sunaby for speculative PURPOSES exporters not bidding
above 6c. tor the same The market for SPOT closed
H an az as ali IN
September. We quote, aye,,-s, - .,,,,m, " o.,...
|:::, :;:i :s,s:;;: II f T., f..
Good middins .:.:.:. lse: 49,, isS ~
in quality not more than half grade above or below
the grade quoted The sales were - ,
consumIp,,,lon. I,,d1 ................. zS gl ii91s
For future delivery Oasis low middne the sales have
been as follows Last evening, after two O'clock
AuEass q % o @ s. ss SeoSe ' g
at 500 s iS ec 9 at iS 81 2 Sc STSyembeT r. i %
& u 4 @ Il Is s IS
isS ssc aG a Is sisc SO 100 9t 10 7sss go at
loo at iS 17c IsoS at at Is Sc 20 IL
i i ssiss siss $ $ e iss & 80 q ,s: % 4. q
October 30 at e ss2c c a3 q ,Ia ls Slsc 20 at
800 at le November 800 at l64c loo At 10
g! es 10 7s;c @ a, lsss Pesem6er 5eoss isAc 2 g at e
bales Excnsnse~s-3lc paid to exchange 100 DECEMBER
daIveson q bales Ney Orleans lsl Mobile 20 sayan.
New York ~ Total. lIs9 bales This day last week.
lOs6 This day last year, 669 Rates cotton to tor
Hamburg, by steam, No; by sail, Nc To Bremen, by
& ~ a.. b - sa compressed I TO Liverpool oy
oats, 1850 bushels The -four market was dull and
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NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY JULY H. B74-wTH SUPPLEMENT-

heavy, but prices lower The sales,
prisng all kinds foot up about iifD tbs az prices
within the range OF our quoa tons, Corn meal MAS
seaqy ana sold TO the esent OF 60g Ibis. r. - 4 - %
tor Brandy Inc, 81 rs 81 rs for Wes and 81 10
n fOr, lr.gV "a nj kal We
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HAVANA MARKET.

HAVANA, July 10, ls1<
Sugar. No, II, Dutch standard 20, q Il. Exchange
quiet and weak ON the United States. sixtv days
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currency, N l2S per cent pre MUM; do short sight
.urrehcy iD lSl premium; do SIXTY days gold $50 l52
London is a iS2 prenium on Paris $50 Is2 nrem,m
spanish gold z57 a 260 p-'
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EUROPEAN MARKETS,

LosDoS PnoDuCE MARKyr-LoSpos July I6-Even.
A.. . us per cwt
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The quotations based on cotton IN store running
In quality not than half grade above or below
the grade quoted. The sales we're -
Io-Ddy. Last Eccg. Total.
Consump ion. ................... &B Syl Ll29
Specuation ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.. l3 IL
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BRINLEY-BRADFoRp.-On Wedn esday July Is.
at &C Chrlst's church, Greenwich Conn, by the Rev
benlamin NJ. Warrington, EDWARD II. BKINLBY,
Nj. BRADFORD, OF New York city.
DC PoNT-F0sTER.--On Wednesday, July Is, ae
the Reformed church, Fifth avenue aud Forty
eighth street by the Rev. Dr. Elmendori, HRNKY
ALGXRNON Du PoNT. United States Army. to MARY
Foster.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-20
.Communlcatedi
4 Word or Two to Buyers Oh HANNA
Lottery Tickets.

Hv the new scheme of the Havana lottery
Inotice that 10000 tickets are issued at
$50 each. making the sum OF S600,O00, ou'
of which prizes are paid amounting 10
$4,000, leaving profit, to the Cuban au-
thorities. of $40, 000 on each drawing.
about every two weeks.
The New Orleans importers pay for THESE
tickets in Havana currency-worth, latest
dates. about one-half the value of green.
backs. With ten dollar greenback they
can buy twenty dollars worth of Havana
currency, or, which is the same thing. With
$40 greenbacks they buy Havana ticket,
and what do they ask you for them IN this
market! From $40 to SIS in United States
currency. In other words, you pay them
$50 TO $25 for ticket which cost them not
dime more than SO. And as long as you
are willing to buy they Will be willing 10
sell at these prices.
Then. again, suppose yon win one OF tnel1
prizes, that can you do with 1t g! II u be
small! prize of $500. or less. perhaps you
can sell it here at about hali i: calls Tor.
not cent more, if you can do that well.
If i should be one Of the capital prizes
YOU could not sell il to any of them AZ any
discount. and j. would be on your hands.
like the elephant won at r.1tic.
Now. if YOU want TO invest in the game
o: chance. or in lottery. why no. invest
in the Louisiana State-a home institution,
owned and conducted by your own people.
whose ability 20 pay in full, and without
discount. is not questioned by any one, and
.yhose integrity in all their dealings is be-
~ond doubt! Their single number scheme
will bear comparison with any lottery on
this continent. JCoAII1''
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-20
tons were sadly INTERRUPTED by an officer

tons were sadly interrupted by an officer
giving him the collar on tie long charge.
An inquest was held on the body OF
Samuel Mathews, found dead in field,
back OF Algiers. He arrived home last
Thursday, after making trip On the steam
boat Governor Allen. gave his wife all the
money he had, and then disappeared. As
there were no marks Of violence On the
body, the conclusion was arrived at that
death was caused by exposure.
A SIX year old Peter was arrested IN the
Sixth District for stealing a pair Of socks.
Hang him tor murder.
Mr.. II. liner had been ont hunting and
was returning home down the river IL a
canoe Saturday evening. and having his
gun ready for action. was not afraid OF any
Overgrown steamboat, so failed to give a
steamer as wide margin as he should.
The nsequence was that the big vessel
went straight along, While the shallop took
capsize. her sailing master, arms and
equipments all following. However. Mr..
liner was enough of a sailor to swim safely
to land, glad to save himself. Singular 10
say, the name OF the steamer was no:
learned.
Dedu and Wise had but few words before
they fell out. on WashiDgt street, and the
trouble terminated 10y Wise taking a bullet
in his left shoulder.
Henry Wagner and John had their own
fun On Erato. near TchoupitOulas street.
John got his joke in first, shooting Henry's
thigh, and then ran Off to find a policeman,
going where he knew he would not see
one.
Persons interested in The saiboat Louisa
are informed that size was found IL the lake
on a silent cruise.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-20
UNITED STATES NAIL,
Oouisiann.

SohfslanNs
PosTorFICR DEPARTMENT
Ndshn gton December |, 1873.
DH0fcSAIS WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
4 Contract Office of this department until P.
NJ. Of March 3 1874 Ito be decided by the TWEEN
tietL), ior ing he mails of the United States
from July l. 1874. to JaIe 3d. 1875 on the following
routes in the State Of Louisiana and by the sched-
ne OF departures and arrivals herelh specified, viz
.GG: From Waterproof by Wild Wood, 20 Kirk 3
Ferry, sixteen miles and threeqvaEtsss and
back, once week.
weave WaterOrOnf Monday at - u
arrive at Kinks Ferry by p. NJ:
l.avs Kill 5 Ferry Tuesday at ]. ",
Arrive at Waterproof by p. VI.
az. FROM Co.i.. by .otile kar!lg, % Sul'saa' .
Landing, ten ai.s aud buck, 'h!ee :!mss =
iesy. co.ile ;:o.:ay. Wednesday .na!s:day
Arrive a. sI.l:.a..'s Landing Nv I'm.
leave sullivan. .anai,,; Monday. "'.:nss s.
Arrive al Coil. i.y 7. Il.
81: From columbia, ~ Apta :" castro '?Ef .:a,
twenty-five miles aud back, once . week.
:.a-. Columbia Tuesday at "a. 81.
.GTIv. az Castro Springs by : P. ~.
leave Castro Springs Wednesday ~ si.H.
.,grive at E.ulH bia BY = ".
ai:. From Arcadia 70 Liberty I'LL. .f'..a xi'es
:.eave arcad d Tuerdsv IAN:
arrive at Liberty Hill Iy !! IL:
leave Liberty Hill Tuesday al =. y;
arrive at Arcadia By P. ".
800 From Homer. By sum'He:frlH ee''''r'l~ sra
spearsv!lle 81 HilisloTaugh t3rksusasI. :.'y
-Four miles and back once a week.
Leave Homer IoIiGay at y 4. NJ:
srrave AZ Hll..orOugt Eext gay b" J. yS
ieav. Hillsbcrsugh Tuesday at | 7. a..
arrive ~ Homer uext da. by . 2. VI.
81! srom Haceland, by iDcspor. AID :a'i0'.s
20 Orange City ihiyt. 81. makes So. ui.c..
q week.
leave Racelan! "Wednesday at = ~.
.srr.@e at Orange CITY cext day by 7. We
Leave Csauge'ity Tue sday at 10 a. VI
Arrive At Raceland lie st day BY 10 A. NJ:
8:l. From Lake Charles. b.. SGSar'o%n a1f LEG.
vile {, Nan.y. 10 miles E.d back, once .
week.
Leave Lake Char'.s Thursday al S N.
Arrive at Nanny Saturday by P. NJ.
Leave Nanny Monday at A. II;
arrive at Lake Charles Wedne sdav ov p. II.
Tie contracts 10 be executed and reU1Tned
20 the Department oy or before the first day OF
June 1874. otherwise the accepted bidder viii be
considered as having failed, and the Postmaster
General NAV proceed to contract fer the lervice
with other parties according to law.
For forms Of proposal, guarantee and certificate
and also for instructions to the conditions 10 be
EN- braced in the contract, etc. ad isements
Of December l, 1872 and March 81 1873, inviting
proposals for mail service III Lou saaa to be found
at the principal postofices
Bids should be sent in sealed envelopes super
scribed, Mail proposals, State of Louisiana and
addressed 10 Tie Second Assistan: Postmaster
General. .OHS A. J. CRsSWkLL,
GEO .. law Postmaster GeIera-.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-20
ACTION SALES THIS DAY.

Ely R. NJ. L B. J. MONTGOMERY, at II o'clock
at the corner Of Camp and Natchez streets, a
general assortment of lew and second hand
furniture. etc
BY CHARLES Z. PORTER. at IL O'Clock, at Mer
chants and Auctioneers' Exchange, two lots
with buildings, in square bounded by Bur
CANDY, Bartheemy, Mazant and Love streets.
II q. DE FERRET CO.. at 10 O'clock On the
premises, the entire contents Of the st. Louis
Hotel.
~ THE COLLECTOR OF INTERNAL REVENUE
at ~ o'c,ocE at the CustomhoGse, seized goods
cigars, tobacco etc.
BY TIE UNITED STATES MARSHAL, at y O'Clock
at the Custonhouse. the steamer Belle Lee
Der tackle, etc.
~ SHERIFF HARPER, at u o'clock, at Merchants
and Auctioneers' Exchange, three undivided
:ourths Of two lots on Washington. between
Live Oak and Magazine streets.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-20

MoRTUARY.-The number of deaths in
this city for the week ending Sunday
evening last at six O'Clock was I25. The
causes of death were az follows:
One Of abscess of liver. | of albuminuria.
of apoplexv. = Of bronchitis. of barns CT
scalds. Of Bright's disease, of catarrh.
cirrhosis of liver. J Of congestion OF the
brain. :. OF congestion Of the lungs. 10 Of
consumption. !. of infantile commissions. ::
Of cynosis. 2 Of adul: debility. Of intantsie
debility, ! OF Gelirium tremens, OF Gropsy
of the brain, of dysentery, l Of acute dys'
enterv, 3 of chronic dyseutery. OF diphthe.
ria, Of epilepsy. Of entero COLTS, :: OF.
erysipelas, : Of .ongestive fever. ] OF
pueperal fever. , OF typhoid fever, of
heart disease, l Of enlargement OF the
heart. , OF hooping cough. l of intlamma-
ton OF the bowels. Of inflammation OF the
heart. :. of inflammation Of the stomach.
oi nanjtion, &! of intemperance. ! OF !aryn'
gifts, > of infanti!e marasmus. , ot menln.
gifts. Of old age. of paralysis. 3 OF peri.
tonitis. of pleurisy. I6 of pneumonia, 81
! of premature birth. 10 ct smallpox, vi
softening of the brain, ! OF syphilis.
8 of iris rasceItium. unknown. !
of var:olod. and . not stated. IN addition
to the above II were stll!boIn.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-20

n.c-ICE. Is HGREBr GIVEN csAr'r .CCsjst-.
~ ance with a resolution adoptes on ts5 sevs
eDth das of January, 1874. / viii, after ee. dove"
Notice the official journal Of Cagroi'o. and 'h's
New Orleans Times and Republican, aii-deate %
the lowest bidder. On WEDNESDAY, January %.
1914 sr II a. ". at the Council Hall Of GaIroito3s
the contract for Smelling Green street freTn Care
IO.ltan avenue to Adam street, IN accordance VIE
specifications Of the CITY Surveyor. approved by
the Mayor ard Streets and Landings Committee, 20
be t.e IN the CONTROLLERS Office On CT before mo
day OF sale. The said work 10 DC paid ioT Z. ace
cOTdance with the provisions Of the city caartes
OF CarTollton. The adjudication subject TO The
approval or rejection OF the Council.
ia Il I'd 4. o. B2iCs Mayor o. CarrO-.toc.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-20
NOVICE TO CONTRACTORS.
MAYORS OFFICE .
Council Hall.

MAfuR OFFICE
Council Hall, ;
els of siarrollton, La, January 9 1874 )
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT IL Accord
~ ance with an ordinance adopted By the Mayos
and Council on the seventh day of January 1874
WILL after ten days notice IN the official Journal q
Csrrollton, the New Orleans Times and r. PUBLICAN,
adludicate to the lowest bidder, TUESDAY.
January o. 1874 at II A. ~, at the Council Han Of
Cairo!ltoE, the contract for curbing the following
streets, to wit:
Lowtrllne street.
On BurGette street. both sides, ..o. :e.e. -
Plum street.
On Hillary .,ree.. both sides, fro.. iev.e -
2lnple street,
ON Leondas street, both sides, from eevts -
Fifth street.
Work TO be done and paid for as per speciics lore
OF the City surveyor, filed N the Controllers off e.
January 81, 1873. Adjudication subject to lh0
approval or rejection OF the Council.
jail I'd A. g. BRICE Mayor
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-20
(Orgressinan Sypi,er.

= Washington dispatch 20 the New York
Tribune of the fourteenth instant says:
Mr.. >ypher. one OF the Kellogg members
from Louisiana. is likely TO sit this session
oEt. whatever NAV be tbs tina. decision as
70 bis right 70 his seat. To-day he got e
resolution passed giving him sixty days
tim. 20 :i!e an answer to his contestants
evidence. - the contestant had previously
been al!owet! sixty days TO take testimony.
it follows That Mr.. Syvher is SAT, Cox tour
months at least.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-20
NOTICE 20 CONTRACTORS.

NOTICE Is BEREBY GIVEN THATIS ACCOgso
~ ance win resolution adopted on the seveut o
cay of January, 1874, | WILL after ten DAYS notice
IN the official journal of the city of Carrolltop The
New Orleans Times and Republican. adj udic ste 10
the lowest bidder, on WEDNESDAY, january 70
tract for building TWENTY FIRE WELLS M
the city OF CarroltOn Said Fire Wells 10 10
built after the plan and specification of the sur
veyor, approved by the Mayer and Streets AMI
Landings Committee, to be on file IN the Con.
trol.er's Office or before the dav OF sale. sag
adjudication subjec: 30 the appro al rel tsoI3
OF the council. A. G. BRICE,
jail I'd Mayor of Ca1Ioatop