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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-03-20

A.,
Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No. % 423
NY PLAtlDE j. SPEAR, ATCTIONEEE-
- Othce No. as Exchange alley-SATURDAI
April ii, 1874. at twelve clock NJ will be sold at
public auction at the Merchants and Auctioseers'
exchange, on Royal street, between Canal and
Sustonhouse streets, by virtue of and in ptrsu.
ance to Judgment rendered and signed March Q
4874 by the Hon A. L. Tissot, Judge Of the Second
Dlstlct Court for the parish OF Orleans for ac.
count OF the above succession. to wit
CbkIAlN LOT OF GROUND, situated in the
Folth District of this city, formerly CITY of Lsfay.
etle, parish OF Jefferson, fronting on Seventh
between Fulton and Tchoupitoulas streers fhe
house bearing No. 3l,'measuring about p feet 10
feet. ~ ~ NoP'H Vi 40
Terms and Conditions-One-half cash. and the
paahce IN notes or coupons OF the purchaser to
MS OWN order ID by HIM indorsed and PAYABLE
respectively, IN one and two years after date
peaflhg eight per cent per annum interest from,
date OF sale until paid. secured by privilege and
VENDORS lien, with the clause of non alienation
hVe per cent attorneys fees in case of proceed.
1ngs TOR the recovery of the amount of said notes
OF coupons
Act OF sale before Ernest Eude notary public at
the expense OF the purchaser.
. N B.-A deposit OF ten per cent will be REQUIRED
from the purchaser at the time of sale upou the
amount OF adjudication mill IL Is apI S IL
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THE MOST COMPLETE FAMILY RESIDE

THE ENTIRE PROPERTY IN PERFECT CONDI-
TON, AND OFFERING ADVANTAGES FOR
GREAT FUTURE ENHANCEMENT SUPERIOR
TO ANY IN THE CITY.
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By o. Valeton.
SUCCESSION OF PAUL GErpr

second District Court for the Parish of Oreaus-
No. 36,T34
X " vALETON, ACCTIOEEER-ON MON
- DAY March 80 1874 at twelve n,cIock NJ will
De sod at store No 25j Old Levee street. cen St.
mp ana orsuhnes streets, in compliance with
an 9Teer from the Hon. A. L. TIssot Judge of the Sec
ond District {, irt for the parish Of Orleans dated
March 10, 1874, No. 36,734 of the docket of said
THE CONTENTS OF SAID STORE, consisting of
stock of Groceries, etc.
! he whole to be sold in block.
lerns-Cash. mhl2 - y
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REPUBLICAN FRIDAY, MARCH 20, 1874
LEGAL NOTICES.

ana. the last publication to be made 1t least
i've days before the day of hearing
E. H. BCRELL, Judge.
Signed March T. 1874.
true copy Of the original 90 file and of record
IN this office:
J. A. CHARBONNET, Deputy Clerk.
~ Clerks Office. New Orleans. March6 s, 1874. -7z
mill Is
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OPEN ACCOUNTS.

IN THE NATTER OF J. G. BERMEL, BANERUPT-
No. 1861.
ny PLACIDE j. SPEAR. AUCTIONEER-
- once No 46 Exchange alley-MONDAY
-haFGh -, 1874 at twelve O'clock NJ will be sold at
public aution, at the Merchants and AuctioneeYs,
Exchange, Royal street, between Canal and Gus.
tsmhouse streets, by virtue OF and in obedience tn
an order OF sale rendered by the Hon. e. H. DureH,
Judge of the District Court OF the United States for
the district of Louisiana, sitting in bankruptcy
and dated March TO- 1874 f'''
SUNDRY OPEN ACCOUNTS. as per inventory m
file. "N - A'o'o4J oh
Terns-Cash on the spot ub13I822
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SUCCESSION OF NINE. AUSITE RACIAL, WIDo
OF FRANCOIS RoUBIEu.
A HANDSOME TwO-STORY BRICK DWELLING
ON ESPLANADE, BETWEEN ROYAL
AND CHARTRES STREETS.

Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No IS 3il
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Mrs. General Sherman is said to be writ
ing Life Of her father, Hon. Thomas Ewing.
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AUCTION SALES,
By Placide J. Spear.
SUCCESSION or CONSTANCE KILL.

MOST VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON
DORGENOiS AND BARRACKS STREETS, SEC.
OND DISTRICT.
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THE FNTIRE WITHOUT LIMIT OR RESERVE TO
EFFECT SETTLEMENT. BY ORDER OF The
MORTGAGES AND CONSENT OF PARTIES
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SUCC 5SSI0S OF THE LATE A. CONSTANT
HEARING, DECEASED

Second District Court for tie Parish Of Orleans
No. 25, 52a.
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Terms Of Subscription.
One year. SIS; six months, 81 so.
Advertisements

Transient advertisements same terms as in the
Daily. Monthly advertisements inserted for one
fourth Of the daily rates.
u liberal commission allowed to those who send
n clubs Of Ave or more
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COURT OF THE UNITED
STATES.
DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA.
In Banlkruptcy-NO. 1854.

IN THE MATTER OF ARNOLD WEBER, BANK.
rUp.
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Second District Court for The Parish of Orleans
No. 366l5.
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STATES DISTRICT COURT,
DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA,
In Bankrup.cy-No. ~.

IN THE MATTER OF THOMAS T. SHIELDS K co.
composed OF Thomas II. Shields AID W. a,
Hyatt, bankrupt.
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By B. n. d 3. J. Montgomery.
GREAT AND CERESERvED CATALOGUE SALE
MOST COSTLY AND ELABORATELY FINISHED
IL n r,IrI-

GREAT AND UNREsERvED CATALOGUE SALE
oFTHE
MOST COSTLY AND ELABORATELY FINISHED
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
Ever offered at Auction in this city,
Being the entire contents Of one of the most beau
| tlful palatlal residences within the limits
of New Orleans, furnished from the best Eu.
Topean and home manufactures but little
Used, consisting of Elegantly Carved Rosewood
i-Dony and Walnut and Gilt PaIlor Suits; Dim
lngroom, Hall and Library Suits upholstered
with the best hair and covered in satin silk
reps and terry; Rosewood and Mahogany Bed.
room Suits, with Glass Door Armoirs elabo-
fately carved Diningrocm, Library and Hall
| cunts IN oaK and Walnut; magnificent Ak.
| Minister velvet and Brussels Carpets Of the
most beautiful and appro, ed designs; large
| and grand French Plate Mantel and Pier Mir.
| rols, silvered expressly to stand this climate;
| splendid bronze Chandeliers of pure metal and
| richest designs; artistically painted Globes
| tvery expensive) over seventy five superb OIL
PAINTINGS, OF The most pleasing subjects and ex.
| quislte execution, selected with great care
both from the old and new school of artists: one
| beautiful set of Gait China; Cut Glass Lace
Curtains and Brocatel Lambreuuin with Cor.
nIces; elegant Bcudoir Furniture Flower
Vases etc.
The whole having been removed to Blaffe1's Build
lns No. 20i Canal stIeet-Wiu be sold at
auction.
by X. NJ. & q, j. MONTGOMERY-R.
NJ Montgomery, Auctioneer-On MONDAY
March 70, 1874, at eleven O'clock at the above
place and continued until the whole is disposed Of
The goods are now ready for exhibition Gaia.
iosle to be lad at the auctioneers ofic or place
Of sale
Terms-Cash in United States treasury notes.
FURNITURE! FuRSITuREM
BRDsTEADs wAsHsTANDs, CARD TABLES |
STANDS, ETC.
For account OF whom it may concern, ex-steam- |
boat Thompson Dean, at auction.
by Il. NJ. & Il. j. MONTGOnERY-R
~ NJ Montgomery, Auctioneer-Wil be sod
on THURSDAY, March 10, 1874 at Ii 4. NJ, at No. 20
One lot ASSORTED BEDSTEADS.
One lot WASHSTANDS
One lot STANDS.
One lot CARD TABLES
for account of whom it may concern ex steam.
boat Thompson Dean.
Ierms-Cash before delivery mbl8 |
HORSES. MULES. FLOATS, HARNESS. ETC.
ALSO,
ONE SHARE LOUISIANA JOCKEY CLUE.
SUCCESSION OF H. a. NJ. FARWELL.
second District Court for the Parish OF Orleans
No. 56,766.
by Il. VI. & Il. j. IONTGONERY-R.
- NJ. Montgomery, Auctioneer-Will ne sold |
Dn WEDNESDAY,, March 25, 1874 at 4P NJ at No |
a Josephine street near TchoupitouIas nv ~irtre |
pursuance an oy1a of tbaI Jo,, |
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AUCTION SALES,
By Sheriff Harper.

SALE BY THE SHERIFF OF THE PARISH OF
ORLEANS, IN oRDER TO EFFECT A PA
TiTION.
OF ERNEST P0REE " E D. MO.
RAND ADMINISTRATOR, ETC, vs.. VICTOR
PoREE AND OTHERS.
Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans-
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v3NEE CREDITORS OF THE ABOVE ESTATE ARE
L hereby notified that the second and third ern.
eraI meeting OF The creditors will be held at the
ON &c OF T. D. Kellogg. Esq, OF the Registers in
ban kduptcy, Customhouse building at tie city of
I'm. " -H'4'' i''f' aV
mhl9 IS APP F. F MOTION .ss,r,oo
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AUCTION SALES.
BY G. E. Girardey.

VALUABLE SECOND DISTRICT PROPERTY. ON
RAMPANT. BETWEEN ST. PETER AND TOU-
LOUISE STREETS.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-03-20
PEREMTORY SALE AT Auction

By ORDER OF THE MORTGAGES, AND con-
SENT OF PARTIES, OF THAT SUPERB BRICK
MANSION OF MISS MARY A. May AND
HIGHLY CULTIVATED SQUARE OF GROUND,
ON ST. CHARLES AVENUE, BETWEEN ARA
BELLA AND JOSEPH STREETS.
THE MOST COMPLETE FAMILY RESIDENCE IN
THE SOUTH.
TOGETHER WITH TEN OTHER VALUABLE
SQUARES OF GROUND IN ITS IMMEDIATE
REAR PLANTED IN PARKS OF ORANGE AND
OTHER SEMLTR0PICAL FRUIT TREES.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-03-20

N WI MOTION OF A. de 3. Hughes, attorney OF F. F.
~ Ii assignee and upon suggesting to the court
ia. nc mas Ilec IN this court the toregoing ner !
non, 1t Is ordered that Mrs William Th9mas P.ti,
lu"ge OF the Second District Court for The ,n;rn
seward, christine, Henry, Louis Louise Pbii;n
Agathe, Minnie and Katie Siebrc chi. Louis + Gnp'
eres theodore Meeks, Agathe and Christ;ra 81
Drecht, the Judge of the Second District CONT &C.
the minor Samuel Fitzhugh the city q, Naw 90 ~
leans, the state of Louisians; the Draina,a c.
pany, H. W. kloppenburG, Mitchell & RammeIs-
berg Furniture Company, Agathe Siebrnrhs
CHRISTINE 8. Siebrecht, wife Of William TrrnnS,
john Duer 4 Son, G. L. and J. B. Kelly 4 70
and all other parties in interest dc show cansa,
upon the twenty eighth day of March A n 0 Ie-S
at III A. NJ before this court why the said netit,nn
should not be granted, and said property sold a.
prayed for; and that all incumbiauces records.
erased. ~ anu
And it is further ordered that notice of +b,.
Petition and order be served upon said Mrs VIII
Y am Thomas the Judge of the Second Distrct
SSouft Tor the minors Edward Christine Henry
Louise, Ph ilip-A gathe Minnie and Katie Sic
orecnI Lopia Z. Generes, Theodore Meeks Auafhe
n, u Gnristlne Siehrecht, the Judge Of the Second
DIlssrict CouIt for the minor Samuel 'Fftzhncb
nc Sity or new Orleans the State o. 1Otfisiafa
nj = rpmsee company, H.sW. Kloppenburf Mitch
" H. Ham Meisberg EuFniture Company. anshei
TS1rnss knrSrns 8. Siehrecht, vile 0f,Wiliiam
az 1oan Doer Bon, G. L. md - Keltvs
corr ,h.s ai1a an other persons, by serving a
,rS..r.,us PuohshIng copy Of said petition and
'iue1 .nree times IN the New Orleans Rennhiican
newspaper printed IN New Oreare LOUIS,
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OF JEAN MARIE CH4pA,

IMPROVED PROPERTY ON SEVENTH S!KLEI
FOURTH DISTRICT.
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By D. E. Morphy.
SUCCESSION OF E. 5. REA, DECEASED


Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No. 33.i55.
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by X. VI. & e, j. MONTGOMERY-R.
NJ Montgomery, Auctioneer-On MONDAY,
March 70, 1874, at eleven O'Clock at the above
place, and continued until the whole is disposed OF
The goods are now ready for exhibition Gaia.
losles to be had at the auctioneers Office or place
Of sale.
Terms-Cash in United States treasury notes.
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; TO 7.
+. NORTH CULLOM, Judge.

In testimony whereof, have hereunto set nv
nan anG affixed the seal of the said court AT the
city OF New Orleans, on this eighteenth day OF
~ dch ID lfe Year OF our Lord one thousa nd eight
hundred and seventy four and the ninety.eighth
year OF the independence Of the United States
mhlS "a 28' PAUL T. ABADIL Denutv ClarIy
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Va NOTION OF Aug. de B. Hughes. attorney of z
g Nor1oh' assignee and upon suggesting to the
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THE ,TATk OF LOUISIANA.

FIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR The PARISH OF
ORLEANS.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-03-20

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, CARPETS IRON
SAFES, BTC., AT AUCTION.
TRI-WEEKLY SALES.
by X. N. IL e. j. MONTGOMERY
~ K. NJ. Montgomery, Auctioneer Office No AZ
Camp street.-WiH sell every TUESDAY, THURS
DAY and SATURDAY, commencing at eleven
O'clock, at their aacton room, corner Camp and
Natchez streets u
GENERAL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, CARPETS
IRON SAFES, COOKING STOVES, etc
Tsrpns-Cash. ,nr,
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DISTRICT Or LOUISIANA.

DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
STATES.
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FURNITURE! FuRNITUREM
BhpSTEADS, WASHSTANDS, CARD TABLES
STANDS, ere.
For account of whom it may concern ex.steam
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In testimony whereof, have hereunto set nv
hand and affixed the seal of the said court at the
c,ty OF New Orleans, on this thirteenth day of
March, IN the year OF our Lord one thousand eight
hunoied and seventy-four, and the ninety eighth
year OF the independence of the United States.
+. +. PALMS
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ANNIE BERWlN vs.. JULIUS KAISER, HER EUS.
band-No. 5475.
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by Il. VI. & Il. j. MONTGONERY-R.
- N. montgomery, Auctioneer.-Win be sod
camp street, corner Natchez-
One lot ASSORTED BEDSTE4DS
One lot WASHSTANpS
One lot STANDS.
One lot CARD TABLES
For account of whom II NAV corcern
boat Thompson Dean e'i-''
Ierms-Cash before delivery ub1o
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TWO SUPERB SQUARE PIANOS.
The whole having been removed to Blatte,'s Bnild
ms, No. 20i Canal stIeet-Wiu be sold AT
auction.
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second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No. % 423.
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THE STATE OF LOUISIANA,

FIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
ORLEANS
, 1874-07-28
SUBURBAN NBws

|
, AZ 'ho meeting Of the Town Board yestor1.y
| she License Committee reported Atyorao,v ~,
sno petitions to soil liquor at tho Northwest.
or orn oar-Works, and tho report was approval
ano ootnmitteo dcservo groat credit for thoi,
.nofoash work In looking into tho character Of
shoss petitions. The Town ordinance roonirnu
tnat majority Of tho loyal votors living within
= 1, na'i mile OF tho proposed saloon shall aton
.ne Potltlon. Tho Women's Temperance 1rninn
naa examined the matter far enough to lead N
'ne oeuet that tho majority were opposod In
eaoone.' To mako auro Of tho ma.tor. hrcso-.
Eokhare Herrick, Donnorabergor, TIM T,,conaa
oomm"see, canvassed tho Car-Works village in
polnon' VI tho oighty-four votors thore. tia
nnmes name Of not over forty wore found among tta
Ut moro on each petition with which tho
case. q course the Committee unanin,omsIr 1Js
Fopostod that tho prayer Of the petitioners bo rc.
3useo' There iB now no p1nco In thc foun
Hnefo liquor can be- legally Ho1d. 4 now net;tion
tsom ts btlghton was reforrod to tho Committon
W m1 no fepoftod upon At q subsequent moetin1.
dne oak rark Cricket Club is In full tle Of
dau 'pE Ehto 20 play tilo Chicago "Eloven" Thurs.
much enthusiasm that It has drawn into ta mann.
tneIsn,p tho Congregational and Daptigt minis.
sore Of the plaoe. Tho test gamo Thnrs1av .r;it
commence at II o'clock and aat probably thronri,
sho gay, taking raooss at O'clock to dsc,isa
tne t;a lqhoh to bo provided by mr. ]. II, 8, GmioE
the tte raosiuent ot tho Club, In whogo ano mark
:, mr.. J. 3: Pago Was elocted a member of Fla
'ansoh !ii, 60 Bonrd of Education Saturday eyoninr
v1ia II ~ me vacancy caused BY the resignation Of
, 1874-07-28

and basement brick, 122xz8, 1t tho sonthc. =,
g Sofnor @ Of Monroe stroet and sooloy -avenuo !
~ ~; =; 1eenks tWo,atory and basement brick. os1
swo aeory and bsaoment brick, 4ox8o, on ADAM
ssroett near esato. - tt0@u's
:, C!ty-Attornsy JamIoson uas ENGAGED all d.x n
iIn,a iHIoI,esng now ordinance rospeotiog tho lro.
81
b,,1a ne ,d board q Public Worln yesterday ot,cnoa
ir5oaao I1 aor oonl for tho uao Of th6 iGity. Hail
aRsa was end r. Esrks Of Tho CITY, Tho loneat lid
~. S''4o' So award Was made, !. u: -
oars hs Committee aM'nn on Railroads mot In tho otv
Thoy ndulge II 0s'9SE S1;xay Yesterday 4 sftornoo
track tho Of wos Wetap spoet a% Switch
roirna ron ana also tho enoroaobmcnta H.
~ W. mnso ther report at The nost oatur
, 1874-07-28
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS:

| 1ANASoONCEM 4GNTS.
The Conmttoe on Equalization Of Taxes WILL
continue receiving complaints to-day,
Thors will be a temperance meeting We,lpen,
day. at half-past o'clock p. m., in tho prayor-
room Of tho Y. II. Q. A., No. 14s Madison atraot
several ladtos from abroad will bo prasont ana
aoufees tho meeting. Allwonlou jntorestoi, in
tho cause arc urged to be present. The moetinr
will be open to all. S''tAs
Judge Farweli will deliver bis decision in thu
matter Of the Ada Street Church apnoul IN ia
criminal Court, at 10 o'clock .nlorrow tnorninr nv
The ladloa Of Kenwool will give 3. ,noo,,,,,,t
w. Weto aausaasy evontng on the grounds Of W Il.
atnIt Gu Hyao Iark avenue, near Forty-ninth
asreot e.re Single t!okets arc "a, Including nar
'aro musto' dancing, and supper "'
, The proceedings Of tue Nineteenth Annual
Jon,Yonslon OF the Young Mons Christian Auan.
oiatlon or tIo United States aud British nrnv.
i1lsces, 1ola III Dayton, o., in juno at thja vear
1ags M pGon @ published aud can 10 obtained Il tn,
J., T. u; T. y. a. rooms, No. t48 East Nladson stroot
~ Inc members adhogonts, and ftlonda NJ tbo
tiFst scotch Presbyterian Church. nf rhitoan en'
W Mho arc oppoaed to tho cLangeu ooutomnlstn,i
Mhaoh now ngitato tho congregation. mi VIZ
ata y. ~ favor OF maintaining tho forms nf Won
shap. psalmody, mud doctrines Of tLo Gl,mroi, ~
scotland. arc specially invited to rent in lin
basement OF said church Tlursdav avens
lng AZ . o'clock, to consider aid adont
= ancn measures as may bo deemed bnyt |
70 avert tho orials that now soelns imnnont In
the congregation. ' :"
, 1874-07-28
GENERAT, Nr"G

~, Inc temperature yesterday, as observed by
Ma'aaao, optioan, undorTug TRIBUNE Building,
was, II tue shade, as folows: 7 a. m., e5 dog,
nahrenhcit; ~ 10 q, M, 90 ia H., G7; '8p. NJ,
%; . p. NJ, 70; and 8 p. NJ, 90.
T.: ano lossos Of tho Hartford companies by the
tlan taus eseat Chicago fife arc as 1ollows: Etna
$4,000; Atlns, s1,5oo, Connecticut, 90, 600
Hartford. ~ $4,000; National, $4,000, Orient,
~. .loo Ph~nlE, 100000. Total. $1oa,6oo.
George r. Treadway d CO., ageuta OF tho Lyo-
om'ng insurance Company, atate that tho But.-
uay papers wotc Incorrect In asserting that O. =.
W. bohi. OF No. 29s North Clark street, was lu-
aured In that Company for $4,000. III. Dehl
AaYo oontraet tor QUO, A ~
The Board Of County Commissioners mai
y,estterdaY \, afternoon, proaltlsnt Ashton in Tho
Cnail. Ihe room Was filed With tax aaaossu,el,t
oooka e! 10 course Of examination by tho Com
nittoo on Equalization Of Taxes, whose lsDora
VIII not 20 dnlshsd' until to-day sud. a. tAo
, 1874-07-28

ustice to the Mwutoe elevators Ia a,v H.. ..-,,,
b,slols shortage IN tho eargo Of tho sehr Hca,f v osf
s % an te 9a Il a.
The Eric elevator ,nnsgo 10 at s1 S,,sS,n 70 naaao
E.R.s p sn ne ves,sl vi credited viii 30 to @
INosssbstsnuinss s nps ~. Tho ony deinauents. w
.hro1 r. nS'nt -. 10 marine ss. noe Doy T.
dsannespcd o l. ss st tbo buoy iSosed nj b.e 10
9s.n rn Into and Displaced and cat IT, nHs ~ ~ buoy
ert sna W r. oSg rns Ts tIi" to
boon os as o1 ehsnsyI 10 is Tho ,a; % Tie .s
raneo 'dii IT, he 91 In .ho daylight seos tee
buoy aB been pa in posia am
tho = os9.T, ew Pending eoioro dovsrneat o
e bIoy and lights on Dar Fo'nt 10 10 peto M ~ nona
ii to sne een foaoled by tho doYornnc1 tho re.ut
' '"p4uo@uoa 10 unknown.-U -UeiroN Pit 49,
, 1874-07-28

The Mary Collins lost her canyaz dur,no sbo
@ sunday 1nornng. The Wlnona lost her forstonSsst
-IAu north wind brought in tho laree.t deet o, bo
E ses.eFaay Thoro wera no. 1ess than 1oyoniy
brilges. 'NeA' o'atA AZ" A4axo atrcet
Llhe schr pensaukee ran into tho North Pier vc..
iefaay, carrying away her bohatays aud botnu soiiv
- eaols tlisrach received hero yesterday morning
announces The arrival Of thu Panco In Inndnn anI
H. ~ ~ e a,seaatgsng .; M her cargo Of corn.
e'aly announced Us ta, 600 bu of whent. ~ o''
-Ihe United States stlar Michigan III, ,,,,x VA.
aoI on tho lakes bsonBng to tho Uaisd afatea @ .sa
1. IsSeu " shla port yesterday morning Bhs tx;
beeh on tour of nsrecion through the fower 1.Eas
otu Lake Superior, and will rean horo abot HaoS
04o 4 pra p~ yS y'1sts. - .e as tght.loss ti er
suntay and Yesterday have takan on tcir c,stna IA
preparatory to going Into ordsuary. nuannst r. ~
uull and frc!glta low thRt yesae. n =. ~
ho mouey by keepiug sc!r crafts in aorYca tA ea1ke
fL6EWHEIr.
?, A4olher attempt y to 10 nado to Gnd ths Inn y1
M hs me-. hes enk M tn h!!Taukee Bay Ta atepft vii sfS
~ HV ag1Ver tae tug tnsttle for $500. "sto"
.to, a1o " aSaW Aurrah Ioys, Of Hacne 1aden .,,,h
eoa9 ~ tof tho WatasWorka cribs rau unon ti h
NJ ttsmanxee ts Where ahe now lies full Of watsr '~e4
Ere ana daK burnside broke her iron rudder on I,ta
dsnt VA lowed to DetI oft for ropaisp Ths ss,
Tho 4tiar Leyathan II Going IN n.t. a,.ro~..
n. t'eEa' To'e asssn bay Ths prospect il DOT yat,
th9 Maiison ~ oa.a . pumps are to be PLACED upon
snccss1 m ,uay ~ ths lssiuthan, and II fSsn m mi
"a resc,o ~ s she water IL hor hold Lo aiemnt
ill., n,n.1 ~ nau Ptobaby b. ab4ndopoa At enea:
u"t' s0"'"s's4a! Adptrtfssr eAya Il i only
, 1874-07-28
1,HE n1nY rarr-

Iho receipts Iii tho wator-olllce TOR water.taxes
wore s9,2B0.08.
humorous applications Of property-owncrs are
cohslhuasly bosng made to tho Beard OF Public
works tor tho correct numbors to thcr property.
hor tue Information aud convenience Of tla
pnoAe, tho Board would state that only tho tbroo
'ol;oHng etroeta, arc yet mapped out; Vernon
avenue, Ellaa aYonuo, and Chestnut street.
i, Tho Board of Public Works yesterday iey,,o,
'ae Following permlta, g. D, Thorp, two.storv
, 1874-07-28

were in moderate demand and lower nnof.h1. a.
dor corn to Buffalo, 9o for do to PORT Goiborns' al
sa sno i1r % to kingston Tho engagements wern 70
Niagara londs on ownera acconnt prop Wsvarly NV
wheat Wheat and corn through To Port dolborne-Dsraes
aratsa sGnfa and 1nd corn at 3tc. To Kngston-schr
o sosn m nt llc Tota T. Capacity. 1000 bu whest and
,Uu ou corn. In tho afternoon tho prop Jnpan
ste barge A. A. Turner, 16ooo ba corn, 10 Buffalo
, 1874-07-28

Msolollaud Joliet, 1900 bu corn Contest. Sorra
3,,S ae9o 9n 9co cora "a dnso9nos MoEFs o
onontaga Norris, $500 bu corn Graeto arsToia S9
3nnao9ka 1oc9 " m corn prop. Mohawk Belle Kanks
Feeder, $500 bl corn North America, sonoss SooS
na corn uoo France, Morris, G,0o0 bn corn; b. +
mngnt: Morris t. $3.50 bu corn: Elizabeth, Lockport
s.. be.1paEPonT, July 27-a:1o p. m.-Ann1vzD-ona-
oLEAnEp-Montank Lockport, $500 bu wheat.
, 1874-07-28
Duryeass Starnl,

Houaeksepers md iaundrssses viii be nless.a 10
Know thas DnFyeas famous " Batn-eloss st,rc1, n
now introduced IN Chicago. Tho reputation Of this
aetcie neeas no eommcnt. 1s popularity In tue East
and in Europe, wero 1t has been sold for ths r.ot
hfoen years, ia now extending over the Great yest
qu1litys" EeA*ssooA OF