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The New York herald., 1874-07-02
PHILADELPHIA GEOLOGICAL aARDEEa

PHILADELPHIA Z00L0GIOAL GARDEEa
Tho Formal Opening at Fairmount Y Yes-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF tho Grounds-
Tho Animals Collected.
PHILADELPHIA, July I, 1874.
There was large crowd OF people assembled In
Paramount to-day to witness the formal opening Of
the new and beautiful Geological Gardens, which
comprehend about sixteen acres OF ground and
are located at one OF the most romantic spots
along the SchuylkiI and little distance away from
Girard avenue. They are laid out with great pre-
IN sbs we
at the same time admirably combines beauty with
good taste.
The const uction, arrangement and adornment
Of the garden were undertaken frst in 1873. The
financial resources OF the newly organized society
being somewhat imited, It Is deserving OF a great
deal OF ere dit for the very marked progress which
II has made. Goth IN the deveopment OF It's ter
ritory and the very large collection or animals
world TO Philadephla. The grounds have been
nicely graded, the walks vucanized, deer parks
constructed entrance lodge and enclosures for
bufiaioes put up, and many other accommodations
arranged or the comfort and habits OF the colleo-
ton, winch contains
THE FOLLOWING DIvIsIoNs:-
Quadrupeds 1871
Birds; 74
Near the entrance js o temporary restaurant
for the accommodation OF visitors, which viii soon
one may occupy It's Site The design for this new
structure has already been prepared, and is very
handsome and well appointed. The monkey house
Is located opposite the restaurant, and Is really
one OF the prettiest features In the Park. II is
large, cool and light, highly ornamented and Is at
present occupied by aty OF those peculiar and CO.
centric characters for whom 1t has been reared.
Beyond this there Is hourshlng village Of prairie
dogs, and the arrangement for the comfort aud
security OF the various animals is throughout
very complete.
The opening Of the garden to the public for the
nrst time to-day was rendered exceedingly pleas
ant; band OF music was In attendance al day
and Will also give concert this evening The
animals, many OF them placed in new homes,
Afforded much curiosity and delight to those pres.
ent the birds appearing TO be particularly happy
Ia the rich warm sunshine Of this July morning.
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THE NEW DOMINION.

American Tourfsts-Celebrati ton OF Do.
minion Day.
MONTREAL, July !, 1874
More than the usual number OF Americans and
other tourists are at present hurrying through
Montreal. To-day being Dominion Day tt Is being
universally observed throughout the Dominion as
q general holiday.
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FIRE IN BOSTON.

BOSTON, July l, 1874.
The stumcke Dining Rooms at NO. Exeter
place, recently purchased by Weleh Il Mabrey.
were damaged by nre this morning to the extent
OF $4,000. The building Is owned by 8. c. Reed.
upon whom $4,000 OF the loss alls The entire loss
Is fully covered ~ insurance IN Boston ana New
York Offices
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s A I " :.
uarshal COncha's Death Strange Rumors
Concerning the Event.
Why the Carlists Slaughtered the
Prisoners.

LONDON, July 1, 1S7A
Tne Times Paris correspondent telegraphs that
among the stories current there is one to the
enect that Marshal Concha was killed at the insti-
cation OF fSerrano because he was an Alfonsist
There is also another notion that by the death
or Concha the influence Of Germany is increased,
which is unfavorabie to the restoration OF
dynasty attached to the Pope.
cARLIsr EXCUSE FOR TIE SLAUGHTER OF PRISONERS
report reaches here that an accidental fire in
TWO houses near Estella was made pretexs by
the Carlsts for massacring all the wounded re-
publicans who fell into their hands at the battle
- Of Muro
DON Alfonso Wounded.
BAYoNNs, July 1, 1874
Don Alfonso was wounded in the arm in one Of
the recent engagements with the republicans.
'COncha's Funeral-PensiOns for His
Heirs.
MADRID. July 1, 1874.
The funeral OF General Concha will take place
Thursday.
The heirs Of the deceased will be pensioned BY
the government
Concha,s Death Adds Fuel to the war
Flame.
LONDON, July 2-5 80 A. M.
Dispatches from Spain report that the repubii-
can troops greatly excited over reports OF the
murder and mutilation OF the wounded by the
Csrlists, and 1t is feared that they will make
sanguinary reprisals.
Several accounts represent that the Carlists st
Nuro were on the point OF retreatlng when Gen.
eral Concha was killed.
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CUBA.
Marshal Concha's Death Announced to tho
Army.

HAVANA, July l. 1874.
The Captain General has officially informed the
army OF the death OF his brother, Manuel de 10
Concha, in Spain.
He exhorts the soldiers TO honor his memory.
and declares that, 'if necessary he viii follow his
example in the defence OF the countryn
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ARKANSAS ELECTION.

LITTLE ROCK, July /, 1874.
The majority for the Constitutional Convention
In the state Is estimated at 90 900.
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ROME.
The Pope's Advice for Monastic Union.

ROME July I, 1874.
The Pope told the generals Of religious orders
who called upon him yesterday that he deplored
the suppression OF their houses, and exhorted
them to remain united and they would reassemble
hereafter.
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A BRUTAL PRIZE FIGHT.

by Outsiders.
BRANTP0RD, ont, July ], 1874.
David Dtggs, cOored and James McGill fought
on the outskirts Of the town yesterday. Diggs
getting the best Of the nght McGills friends,
about five In number kicked Diggs until he was
insensble. He has since died. James McGil,
Robert McGill, r. Cieuch and Andrew Stube have
been arrested. A fifth party. named Hindman,
mas left town. An inquest is being held.
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The next was trOt for 1000; seven entries;
ave started. The race was won by Granville IN
2:35, 2:33 and :33k.
The third was o pacing race; purse Of $500;
eight entries and i've starters. The race was won
by Sleepy George, who took the first, third and
fourth heats In 2:l9H, 2:24 and 2:34L. Copper
Bottom won the second heat In :22X.
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The Game Of Lacrosse.

TORONTO, July l, 1874
game OF Lacrosse for the Championship of the
world was played here this afternoon between the
The latter was victorious.
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WRECK OF THE FARADAY.

The Cable Steamer Struck by an Ice.
berg On Halifax.
HALIFAX, N. s., July !, 1874.
The steamer Faraday, engaged in laying the new
Atlantic cable. left Halifax q week ago. Intel.
Ngence from Picsou, just received, represents that
she struck an Iceberg of Halifax and is q total
wreck
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The Athletic and Chicago Clabs.

The game OF base ball to-day between tina
Athletic and Chicago clubs was poorly played.
although two home runs were made and at times
there were brilliant fielding ana batting Tho
Athletics made 10 and the Chicagoes IL base hits
Runs earned-Athtetics ChicagOes 2. The fOilow-
ing is the score by tnnings:-
Clubs Id Sd ~. 6th On Tn S1 Oh
6hnesses 6anss'ss ..:.:.:S :::: I ) 3 ~
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Base Bali NOtOS..

To-day the Mutuals play the Phtladelphias on tho
Union Grounds.
Next Saturday, the 4th inst, the Mutuals play
the Atantica on the Union Grounds.
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

The United States ship Constellation, Com.
mander Breese, with the cadet midshpmen on the
annual cruise, was spoken by pilot boat Ezra
Nye, No. O. on June 3o in latitude 40 20, longitude
72. mail bag was brought up to the city from
her. ALI were well on board.
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THE M'OOoK MURDER
Wintermute Sentenced to Ten Years in
the Penttentiary.

YANKToN, Dakota, July 1, 1874
Chief Justice Shannon to-day overruled the mo-
tion for new trial In the wintermute case and
sentenced him to ten years. imprisonment In the
Iowa state Penitentiary. DEFENDANTS counsel in
ttmate their intention to submit the case to the
supreme Court OF the Territory which meets here
ne xt week -
The New York herald., 1874-07-02

At Flushing You Can Behold the NOSE
charming and beautiful young city In the United States
but six miles from Hunters Point only twenty nun.
depos to AID LIS growth II you never have been there
tickets Real Estate Headauarters 255 Third avenue
corner Twenty sixth street b. w. hffCHOoCk-
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Persons-Neta trusses aggrevae Rupture and are now
universally condemned. The ELASTIC TRUSS oS1
Broadway by pressure almost impercepubie, retains
and per rmanendy cures Hernia
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THE ATLANTIC AND GREAT WEST.
ERN RAILWAY.
Default to Pay Interest on Mortgage Bonds

LONDON, July l, 1874
the Atlantic and Great western Railway Com.
pany have declined to receive and nay to-day the
coupons on their first consolidated mortgage
bonds. -
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Success OF the Canadian Loan.

TORONTO, Ont, July I, 1874.
The Canadian loan recently negotiated in
England was for $19 6o0, oOo 1t was disposed OF at
ninety cents on the dollar and bears interest at
Tour per cent, which on its par value would he
equal to iour and o half per cent. The loan has
thirty years to run.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

MANHOOD --soOTH EDITION. A TREATISE ON
M the Laws doyernins Le, Expana'Sry ,'s 2, .aS ns
cessfai treatment OF Ntakncss Low spirits Despon,
dency Nervous Exhaustion Muscular Debility an
Address the author. Or, n DIS " CURTIS NO ~ ha1
Sixteenth street. New York
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Batchelor's Hair Dye is Splendid
Never fails Established 81 years. Sold ana property
applied Of BATCHELOR'S Wig Factory, 10 Bond ST. NE
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THE WEATHEH YESTERDAY.

The following record VIII show the changes in
the temperature for the past twenty -four hours,
In comparison with the corresponding day OF last
year, as tndicated by the thermometer at Hudnuts
Pharmacy, HERALD Bullding:-
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LENTA ARABICA FOOD to the stomach. nerves lungs
and liver eurins dyspepsia dndigesuonl constipauon
wasting cough asthma levers consumption. low spirits;
Depot n New YORK. JOHN Y. HENRY, CURRAAA CO..
Ma asn College place-
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COLUMBUS OHIO. DRIVING PARK RACES

CULUNBUS, July I, 1874.
The summer meeting of the Columbus Driving
Park Association commenced to-day. The weather
was beautiful, the track excellent and the attend
ance fair. The first was o running race for s6oo
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SAN FRANCISCO, July l, 1874.
The United States steamer Iroquos arrived here
to-day, nIty.One DAYS from Hong Kong
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CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATIONS.

Fort WAYNE, Ind. July I, 1874
A. Holman Hamilton was to-day nominated for
Congress by the democrats OF the Ninth Indiana
district BY majority OF e-han the vote.
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4th July.-Ladfcs', Misses, Gcntlemen's
and Boys BOOTS AND SHOES Pstronizc
MILLER co., No. Union square.
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crew constantly instructed him what 20 do Let
a stop be put TO this KIND OF thing The practlce
OF accompanying competitors In . race ought TO
De lr0Wned down.
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CHICAGO. July I. 1874

The Anti -Monopolists' Congressional Convention
Of the Eighth Illinois district met to-day and nomt
mated Mr.. ]. G. BOyne. farmer, OF W0odlord
county.
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AtmOSDhOF6
is pure breath This dcsideratum Is one OF the
results Of using SOZoD DON'T which not only nvgoraeS
and preserves the teeth but renders the mouth IS ira
grant 8 q
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Browns vermifuGe Comfits or Worm
LOZENaES give the possible cnect Children hav
inc worms reouirc immediate attention. rs box.
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Knox,. 4straw..r-K ia DispIa WING

a brilliant collection Of gcntlemens STRAW RATS, and
his stores No 2l2 broadway and in Fifth Avenue hotc
otter the opportunity for satisfactory scicctons Those
who prefer the Cashmere Hat Will dnd KNOWS GRAY
Granite" peculiarly dressy article-sea3onablc COM
Portable aud stylish. 1t has no superior.
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TRoTr1Ne AT DEERFooY PARK l. L

DEERFooT PARK, L. l., JULY 1.-TRorTMG.- Purse
$75, for horses that have never beaten 3:l0; mile
heats, best three In five, in harness
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opening Regatta at southport-Ths Mys-
sery' Ripple and Peerless the winners.

openinR Regatta at south hport-Ths Mys-
terry. Ripple and Peerless the winners.
SOUTHPORT. July l. 1874.
ING opening regatta OF the yachting season was
saheo mere to-day, but lacked incident, owing 70
hgnt winds. Usually soch an event brings 10 the
shoros OF this quiet country village scores of neet
vessels rom Bridgeport, westport, Norwalk ana
towns on Long Island Sound, when the harbor
snd every prominent point OF observation
are ahve win interested spectators for be II known
shs place Is peopled BY boating community
those VINO love pretty modelled crafts and own
them- too. The morning was nne but the wind
so light that the entered boats from netonbortno
places were not able to reach the starting point.
and 30 instead of twenty boats to contend for the
prizes the judges found their number reduced 20
seven-three from Bridgeport one from Westport
and three from this place. or the latter wer. the
Ada belonging to MIR. w. q. Meeker and
Mystery, Mr.. Henry @. sturges, making mn
the entries in the nrst class. ana
their owners being near neighbors there has
always been friendly rivalry in regard to their
relative speed. The programme was made or
three ciasses-frst, boats from Is to 30 ieet. 70
carry two sails only; second, from 20 to 25 feet
two 5alis and third class, from Is to 20 eet Much
difficulty was experienced by the judges. who were
the Rev. E. L. Wells, ID. d., Charles Jennings and
Henry Sturges, In deciding upon the measure
ments Of the Ada, first Glass; as 1t transplred
her owner had cut two or three inches or.
her stem early IN the morning, In order to bring
her inside OF thirty feet, and objection was made
too transparent and should not be cOuntenanced
long talk ensued on her being admitted on deck
measurement. When In readiness there were
found at the starting point the iolowing:-
Dam
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A.-For . Stylish and Elegant Hat
70 70 ESPENSCaEfD, Manufacturer, lis Nassau street.
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nro.aee temperature yesterday .............. IA
average temperature ior corresponding date
last year. ...,...,.....'......e..... 70
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CINCINNATI. Ohio, July !, 1874
The democrats OF the Third Indiana district have
the Hon. NJ. G. Kerr for Congress-
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RUNS ehrhed-PhiIadeIphia, Z; Auanucs. O.
FIRST base by errors ot 6;
lantcs.
lime OF game, one hour and forty minutes
Umptre-Mr. Matthew'S, Of the Mutual Club
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SAME DAY-Match 500; mile heats, best three
in i've, In harness.
4. H. Heard named b. m. Lady victory..
q. Wright named q. g. Mountain Boy. 2dis
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-06-05
NEW ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE.

Gold opened at 11la dllla, against lll1 at New
York and after q moderate business closed 81
ls0lllH against the opening rae I'm ia ' inta1im
The sales summed up $4,000, embracing S23,OOO
at i1la; $1,000 at lll1. and $1,000 al liz.
dollars are still enoted at Io60lO7, and Mexican
dollars at ll2UllZ'9.
Under the course of gold at New York and q
moderate demand, sterling exchange fell on a.ao
were confin. 10 274o0. embracing 85oo Al clear
at IS 43,.: G2OOO and 4200O bank at -; 92ooo do,
At the counter, at IS 4sh, and $500 do slsht' al
SIS 48.
The market continued bare Of francs and NO
sales were reported.
IS AN as 431s for bin Of lading and clear, and
IS As for bank, and francs IT 62h for private
and nominal for bank
limited extent. and with moderate demand com.
mercial closed easy at the previous rate. Inc
sales Of New York sight were confined to ST 600,
embracing $1,000 commercial at y cent pre-.
MUM ard SIS 900. s25,Ooo and $4,000 commercial
at 9-32.
p cent premium, aud commercial sight was SILL
quoted at is. ala.
Included il shares State National Bank at II so,
which we're resold at S78; 10 do at $50; shares
FACTORS and Traders Insurance Company at $3.50,
and 10 shares New Orleans City Railroad company
at Sl57 So Sales were also reported Of CONNER
cial and Louisiana Insurance companies, and New
Orleans Gsslight Company, of which the partlcu-
In bonds we noticed sales at $1,000 and $1,000
city gold bearing seven per cents at 81 a, SWo1
5ia. We also heard OF sales Of consolidated gold
bonds of the Jackson railroad ct -, aud - water
works city i've per cents. at: .-,
City scrip continues dull and rates we're nominal
The only sale reported was $1,000: city appropria-
state warrants we've in fair demand and stiH at
Yesterdays quotations of 42d43 for large, 1905
for medium, and so for small. The sales included
5000 medium at 443s and 5000 do at 49,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-06-05
IMPORTANT TO CApJTAJJSTS

IMPORTANT TO CAPITALISTS
REVENUES OF THE SECOND STREET MARKET
for five years, without reserve, at public auc-
ton.
DY NASH & HODGsON-w.I. HODGSON,
ID Auctioneer-Offce No. Carondeet street.
On SATURDAY. June 8. 1874, at twelve oc, ock NJ
at the st. Charles Auction Exchange, in the base :
ment rotunda of the st. Charles Hotel in this city,
at public auction, will be seld-
THE REVENUES FOR FIVE YEARS of the new
market on the corner of Second and Dryades
Streets in the Fourth District OF this city, The
purchaser will be required to keep the market in
good order and repair, and in conformity with city
ordinances and will not be allowed to make any
alterations additions without the written con-
sent of the owner.
Terms and Conditions-One fifth cash, and the
balance in equal payments at six, twelve, eighteen
and twenty four c,onths with eight per cent inter
est and usual clauses for special privileges and
vendors lien for prompt payment, with five per
cent for attorneys fees in of suit and the i'm
provements to be kept fully insured and the policy
transferred to the owner of the market; ten per
cent of the bid to be paid in cash on the spot,
deposit, to bind the sale.
Act of sale before NJ T. Ducros, notary, at the
expense of the purchaser. my3l I'd
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Marine Intelligence.
OFFICE OF THE REPUBLICAN, I
Friday, June S, 1874.
MT rADrn vrcTrDnAv


Steamship Harlan, Lewis, for Galveston and India
Schooner George sealy, Mcdonald for Galveston
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
British steamship Vanguard, Gill, from Liverpool.
TO Ocean. Zerega &cO-3d district 80
Steamship Austin Farweil. from lndianola via Gal
Steamship VI HYDE, Livingston, from Havana
via Florida Ports. to I x Roberts-lst district
steamship Lavaca, Cooksey, from Cedar Keys to
TX HOberts-lst district 10
STEAMBOATS,.
Bart Able Snrot. from Grand Ecore
Governor Allen Benson from VicksbnTg
s Pike. Brown, from Bayou Sara
BELOW COMING UP.
Ship Baden, Dyer, from HAVE March &C. in ballast,
to Miller &co-
BELOW WAITING ORDERS.
Ship Havre. Terkelsen, from London February 7,
Dutch bark Fritz, Gundersen, from Havre March
"a, to master
EXPORTS.
GALVESTON AND INDIANOLA-Steamsh Har-
lan-For Galvesron-80O bbls -four SO bbls whisky
100 bbis molasses SIS hhds bacon Is hhds sugar 200
nola-3oO hble -four IS bbs whisky 100 pkgs ndse
Observation-Disclosures George Sealy-46O tons
coal
INDIANOLA VIA GALVESTON-Steamship Har-
]an-l9 bales cotton l9 bales hides l25 bags wool 1872
head cattle
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
GRAND ECORE-Steamer Bart Able-ol bales cot.
ton 4 hhds sugar 81 head cattle and sundres
observation-disclosures Governor Allen-303 bales
cotton $50 sks Oilcake and sundries
BAYOU SARA-Steamer W Pike--53 bales
cotton los SKIS cotton seed SKIS seed cotton hhds
sugar and suHdries
RECEIPTS BY RAILROADS
MORGAN'S LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD
June 4-Sundries to order
NEW ORLEANS, MOBILE AND TEXAS RAIL
ROAD, June All bales cotton 100 bbls Lime 100
bbls oil $40 bbls rosin
NEW ORLEANS. JACKSON AND GREAT NORTH
ERN RAILROAD. June 225 bales cotton Us pkGs
beer q hhds tobacco 20 bills whisky and sundries
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-06-05
By Charles e. Fortler.
RESIDENCE ON JOHNSON STREET.

RESIDENCE ON JOHNSON STREET.
DY CHARLES f. FORTIER, AUCTION
ID eer-Office No. rs Exchange alley.-SATUR
DAY, June 6, 1874 at twelve O'Clock NJ will be sold
at the Merchants and AuctiOneers Exchange,
without any limit
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND in the Third
District of this city. in square bounded by Espla
made, KerleIec, Johnson and Prieur streets, and
measuring 80 feet inches front on johnson street
by depth and front Kerlerec street of 1l9 feet
inch lines. Together with the buildings there
on. consisting of a two-story frame house. contain
ing two parlors. two halls, two bedrooms, kitchen
OF four rooms. with gas throughout
Terms-Cash the purchaser to assume over and
above his hid the taxes of 1873 and up to date of
sale.
Act of sale before F. D. Seghers, notary public,
at the purchasers expense mv30 ct
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-06-05
By Gabriel beaumont.
SUCCESSION OF JOSEPH BRAUNS.
STATE BONDS, BANK AND RAILROAD STOCKS,
ETC

DY GABRIEL LEAUMONT, AUCTION
ID eer-Offce No, So Chartres street.-TUESDAY,
June 8 1874. at twelve o'clock NJ, will be sold at
the Merchants ard AuctiOneers Exchange, Royal
street, between Canal and Customhouse streets,
by virtue of erler from the honorable the Second
District Court for the parish of Orleans bearing
date May IA, 1874, the following described stocks,
Two Bonds of the State of louisiana Nos
1874 and 1875. of $500 each. dated July Is, 1853
payable at forty ears, with semi annual coupons
attached of SIS each from July, 1874 to July, 1888
Five Bonds Of the National Club Association Of
New Orleans of 100 each, payable January 1876,
with six semi annual coupons attached of 50 EACH
One share of $l0O Capital Stock of National Club
Association of New Orea 9.
One share of 100 Capital Stock of New Orleans
Cotton Exchange.
Twenty shares of 500 each of Ammonia
Propelling and Thermo- Specific Company.
Twenty shares of s 100 each of Canal and Clai-
borne Streets Railroad Company.
Twenty shares OF 500 each of Crescent City
Rsilroad Company.
Ten shares Of $50 each of Southern Bank.
One share Of 500 Of Louisiana Jockey Club,
TermsLCash. my3l jes9
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-06-05

A husband, whose patience finally gave
way, said that it was not the getting up
three or four times to get soothing syrup
for the baby that he complained of, but
the confounded armoir door standing open
just where his head was going was the
thing he could not put up with in silence.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-06-05
CAUTION.

NOTICE.-wB WARN TIE PUBLIC AGAINST
IN negotiating our notes dated August 81, 1873,
payable be-, IA Of each month up to October 4, 1878,
store No. Tchoupitoulas street which Istore was
partially destroyed BY FIRE on the twenty-ninth Of
LAY, e sald notes will not be paid at maturity
ing failed. 0' "o
New Orleans June ], 1874
BERCIBR Dr. SMBT.
Jes ~ No. l6 Tchoupitoulas street.
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POUND NOTICES.

DEPARTMENT OF POL1cs,
New Orleans Juue2 ls1a
WAS BROUGHT TO THE THIRD DISTRICT
w pound, corner OF Spain and Urquhart
ONE RED COW, forehead white left ear cut.
Which, If not claimed within Fl We days, and the
expenses thereon paid, will be sold at public auc'
tlon, at said pound, on TUESDAY, June g. 1874,
AT twelve o'clock N.
r. BREWSTER,
No. 56-je3 I'd Administrator.