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New-York tribune., 1874-01-28
COLLEGES EMBARRASSMENT.

An application was made to Judge Davis in
the Supreme Court yesterday, by Kideau Brothers, who
in 1873 furnished supplies and made repairs to the Col
lege Of the City OF New York, for mandamus directing
the President OF the Board Of Education 70 draw draft
IN their the funds already to the credit OF the
college In the City Treasury. and directing the Con-
troler In turn make draft on tho City Treasurer TO
pay the bill which amounts to about ZOO The counsel
for reaOrs in his argument stated that On account
of the educational fund being paid to the Controller
people who have done work for the college greatly
embarrassed by the delay in getting their money, so
that the main object OF this proceeding was to
get rid Of the circumlocution. They wished to
avoid this Inconvenience by placing the dis
position OF the funds the hands OF the trustees who
have already approved Of the bin OF the Kdeau Broth
The power Of the trustees through this neglect OF
the Controller to pay bills was practically abolished.
The repairing of the college Is at staDdstl since the
laborers few who 10 work for sum TO be paid
possibly the far future In the opinion OF the
sci mandamus should, ut least be granted, compelling
President Nelson Of the Department OF Public Instruc
ton to give his draft for the amount claimed by the
deau BTothers Assistant Corporation Counsel Jack
informed the court that the papers In answer would
lie handed in toda 10 expected that the answer will
be the usual one 0f No funds"
New-York tribune., 1874-01-28
SEVERAL BURGLARS SENTENCED.

In the Court OF Oyer and Terminer num-
Der Of BURGLAR most Of them sefconfessed robbers
they pleaded guilty sent TO State Prison
varying from two ard a half to five years. by Judge
Brady. Henry Garnett, John Williams and Thomas
Williams, against each Of whom two indictments Of
burglary In the third degree had been found pleaded
guilty TO large assortment Of burglars tools had
been found in their rooms Judge Brady in sentencing
them for ve years each, remarked that 1t was very
melancholy duty In the Of men like them, who
seemed ably fitted for better employment John BLY,,
aged 2o pleaded guilty Of burglary in the third degree
and received sentence Of ve years the State Prison
james Wallace aged go pleaded guilty Of attempt
commit burglary in the third degree and sentenced
TO two years IN State Prison. Edward Murphy, aged
~ entered . smilar plea and received similar sen
tenee. John Collips, Daniel Lewis aud Peter Dunn,
the Hudson River Railroad robbers pleaded guilty
of grand larceny and sentenced 10 two aud half
years 10 State PrisOD George W. Hartell, who was in
dcted with them some Of the stolen property having
been found In bs p0eseseoD discharged on his own
recOgllfance.
New-York tribune., 1874-01-28
PUBLIC OPINION.

The scepter of power is passing from Presi-
dents aud parties into tho hands OF tho people who are
issuing their convictions aud commands. every day,
through the public press North Adams Mass) iran
script Qaepj
We do not know of a single Michigan paper
OF influence which favOrs the imitation OF tho currency:
dominant sentiment Of tho best business men OF
the State Is emphatic in its opposition to that policy
detroit Tribune tRep)
We hope the Republican members of Con-
gress will see that friends shall not called
to denounce the Of the frankng prvege as
they did the salary grab. and the only way 10 prevont
this Is to let the law stand as IL ua~o'o
Rep)
We demand that the fiscal policy of paper in.
be abandoned halfcvlized nations and ages OF
which it Is reic plumbers the farmers OF the
United States. both In their incomes ana OutgoosNe"
Haven Register tDem.)
The Centennial scheme, as it now stands,
looks like regular job, and should be pleased 20 see
the Senate dGIe n%oS ng Ke an the 1 from
something which promises to be equivalent W o ais
grsoe.-t5t. Louis Republlcan
We send men to Congress to make laws and
guard the interests OF the nation and not TO peddo
patronage aud the who cannot command re-clec-
boncbmen nst be OF little real service " tho country
his characterization Post tRepD
As sure as initiation comes, strikes will null
tpy beyond all precedent and struggle between cap p
ta and labor serious than this country mas YET
ripe for it, The Inlationists are tapping Volcano
Nashville Union and American tDenl.)
1t is all very well to talk Of emergency
hotels the Centennial which may be aerwards use9
for other purposes But the hotel accommodations OF
Philadelphia are to-day insufficient even for 0runafy
tmos and the OF but small rush IL Is dihcut 10
obtain nrooms.-lPhadelpha Press
With pledges of reform fresh on their lips
in the last Presidential campaign. the Republican eai
ers heavily indorsed at the ballotbox. perperad the
most shameful legislation since the formation OF ths
Goyernment and Democratic leaders Joined IN the
scramble for the spoils.-lFort Dodge uowa rimes
DemJ
If the Centennial Commissioners have vio-
IA. I.I, thatI uOr
should be called upon got them out OF the scrape Inc
only safe road out Of tho difficulty Is for the COns
soners TO set to and reduce their absrdy exray
agant plans the veriest bOsh to expect tna ne
artisans OF Europe. whom Gen. Butler Ia so ahxo 70
entertain can afford either the time or the cost oi 'S
to neutrality-suspicious. Palladium
Now il the President will begin 10y unload
ing tho party of sundry brother aud other res
yes OF his own will wash his hands Of the Durelis VIII
cleanse the Offices OF thieves. Will enforce the CiV
Service rules good faith, will veto all measures or
waste and exravagance will quietly hand DacA 10 inc
Treasury the extra rider his increased salary so as 10
make the grab q nulity In fact, and will set ms race
fairly against corruption and oOrruptioiss In tnc party
tDat unloading may even now save ~ Iiom INC ucioat
which awaits it.-[Providencc Press Und)
New-York tribune., 1874-01-28
PETTY rHIEF's LONG SENTENCE.

The trial of William McIntee. accused OF rob-
bing Joseph Jordan of No. es West Forty sovenths OF
watch worth t2 Dec. %. was continued yesterdsy
tho Court Of General Sessions The testimony showed
that on the day mentioned the accused and James
Cahill INTO che saloon Of Mrs Margaret Dmpfes
No West Forty whore they found Jordan
talking to Mrs. Dimpfels Cahl brought with him an
accordeon which he offered to sell to any person for two
glasses OF beer. Jordan accepted the orsr and gave
Cahill the liquor After few moments conversation
q quarrel arose between tho men, and they fought
was OF his watch Several persons testified that
tho accused belonged to gang OF thieves known ~
Forty Thieves. and that property was very inse
euro In neighb0rh0oi In consequence OF their pros
ence The Jury returned verdict OF guilty ana Judge
Sutherland sentenced McIntee to Is years imprisonment
Ina the State Prison.
New-York tribune., 1874-01-28
WHISKY In BONDED WAREHOUSES.

A question of considerable Importance to
those who have wbisky in bonded warehouses was ar
gued, yesterday in the Uped States Circuit Court.
before Judge shipnap. The Government brought an
action TO about e2oo from David Carr William
Carr sud John DOter which amount had been allowed
them by Collector OGsllahsn . leakage on bonded
whisky and which exceeded the rate Of one per cent
month the value Of the whisky. Assistant United
States District Attorney Edmond H. Smith. who con-
ducted the or the Government. contended that.
under existing laws Collector mad no right to make
such allowance without consulting the Commissioners
OF Internal Revenue which wss n0t done In this
New-York tribune., 1874-01-28
CRIMINAL NOTES.

--.., l..i:.,. a.,
Peter hOufke, cnaIReu WIN uraibs III u'"'tVi
felt 30 cent committed yesterday o Conm '"oaet p
yenpon, in default OF 5000 ball
At the YOriville Police Court, Yesterday, Louisa
Burgne committed default Of $500 bail ou ehitse OF se,a$
and S36 from LreHs Tuber Of No 81!
Fast Poryrh Ch.rle' L. oeher TAILOR residing az 10.
charged Cbis Valentine with him worthless
S23 psTmeat o troles worth DO N,rane
committed
Attba Es,ax Morlat police Court yesterdoy he
to t .ne p E.D Lam Wb josu keIly Michael ae,nire ,ad
oe % 1 70, eY charged with
t ms nronsry from ;hs Junk store Of Patr Msoy st No 0f
w. stes SUM Vii .n.xe, .tr,ng
t Ia M s,rG oi No III Avenue RYAN and MARI
-. - -. H.. vain. from,
mlhsms w VI p " ,. hslt "a, ,r,
h,ssnnt 70 a. 1, p al b. co,,, oi General
Otanc WAS nem ~ oa " r.. Efsn
SESSIONS S. 70. OoS,ih.n, So m TO-, sono p a"rh % =. p w
"alh oil NO % fas' i"ehV 'ou"'"
AT the Jefferson Market Police Court, Yesterday
Ja ~ Rren az between Tenth
- bsd 10 ax the r.sut injuries indicted Michael
Caeman Of Ne 1886 est Thirty srhs Monday night The
u attending stated that he suffering from
scalp wound inflicted BY blaat instrument and
thar his condition Mrs H. Allison held to snsTef
CHARGED WITH stealing sewing from the Seeor sewing Machine
CompaDy Twenty Ihs sni Pourthsye held
answer for stealing clothing valued at Sl2j from Ch
Miller Of No 81 Rsst John Maher Of No S6
New-York tribune., 1874-01-28
THE ALBANY MAYORALTY CASE.

ALBANY, Jan. 97.-In the case of JudsOn
against Thacher known here the Mayoralty case.
decision rendered to-day by the Court OF Appeals
In the first instance the resulted in verdict In
favor of Thacher Juson appealed to the General Term
which ordered trial but Tnacher preferred 10 10
direct to the Court OF Appeals stpuang that Ia case
the order Of tho General Term was affirmed judgment
absolute should be rendered against him and IN favor OF
Judson Court of Appeals sustained the decision OF
General Term and honco Judsons friends claim thai
the decision favor OF his right to the Ot0e OF Mayor
and that Mayor Thacher must vacate the oihce.
New-York tribune., 1874-01-28
Proposals
INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION.

INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION.
To Cens<ors Baude Lumber Merchants ssd others whom n
concern: N, -, -.
supply Of Lumber sn and other naens snd for ,hs
tou required the erection sf the Main EfA
Buisns covering 80 in Psmount Psrk Ph'stslphl
Plans specAsons for and afe Fs
g. 1874 once Of the Centennial Board Of Finance No ~
Wnutt PHILADELPHIA and seaed bids eosformr ss tbs ps
v be received for the whole pan Of The building ~ 70 ~
on February 23, 1874, al the same place a
Information the and Of the voi .s -
he once of the Aresects hsssrA yAUx RADfokD ~
ITO Broadway Nsv.Yorh JOHN WELSH President
yREDERICK PRALRf sesrsaU
Cenleanisl Board Of FnAae,,
Approved A. 7. G0sA0RS, D'~e'of-oese'-
New-York tribune., 1874-01-28
DECISlCNB-JAN. a..

Suprem. Court-C -Chambers-Bv Judge Lawrence
Reading sg Reading Allen sgt Savage Eleventh Ward Bank
TAYLOR ag Anderson In the matter &c. Covsa Uender
su Nelson Wood MARITIME Losensen Van sebsick
Mayer gt hsyer-Reference ordered
6hsw sgt Hayea-Granei
By Judge BaretL-Altken agt Johnston .-memorsuduu.
Superior Court-Spscidi Term - Bv Chief-Justlce
Mone-Meudsohn sgt stoa-Thss not se, IN which The psry
under section BOB Of the code Scheme
horn ss wbees-MoOn denied Smith as Reynolds Justice sgt
Long--orders granted
Common Pleas-Spectdi Ierm-Bv Judge Daly.-
Fo. sst Covert Loushrsn MurphySee nenOrsndums for
counsel Heavss Drkermsn-Moron granted Capes sst
Mobell Rogers sgt Irwin.-Mouon denied.
BY Jnoge Loew.-Gootehih agI CaEr-Case settled
Marine Court -Chambers-By Judge Joachimsen.--
Nhloy g meadment be made Of
$40 costs Of this Chamberlain ranDnenhoa There
moving the motion denied leave 10 ene~ 80 costs TO
abide event EssThe motion tsnes the
no, advanced seer sgt JeL-honon gared
% payment Of Sl5 cosn
Court Of Appedls ALBANY. jan N.--Judgments
sg The People KELLEY sg The People Jads
Nal ast Hall Mintun Judgment reversed and a
snrts3Wood. as The People Judgment reversed and s
costs evee-Msrn The Brewster Iron Mining
CouDsny Affirmed With eosBaon gt Psrsons Order
granted with bot without preuee
Application plaintiff nseeRce Ehsa Appeah dis
mi.,ed os-The People rel Edmund Jgdsop Thatcher
The People Fowler Motion denied with $40
-Gyl sherman Parish Motion denied bat With
dmss his appeal payment the costs
enable him " apply the blprens
Coa relief as he shall be sdvisedDabes Ayt bvoed
New-York tribune., 1874-01-28
A CoNGREssMAN's FRANK FORGED.

One of the abuses of the Franking privilege
was illustrated yesterday. in the United States Circuit
Court where Louis zslnor put trial for sending
improper articles through the mail IL appeared in evi
dencs that the articles incosed in envelopes bear
ing purported to DO tho frank OF Congressman W
K Roberts who wrote letter Postmaster Jones, de-
claring the franks envelopes to be forgores.
New-York tribune., 1874-01-28

yuar 7:I3 sets D Is Moon sets III
vsrsR rsGs DAY-As
Sandy oos Alb lssnd. 4;53 Hell Gate Ferry. 6t
Hga DAI-p
UO', Isl 52J Hell Gate Ferry III
New-York tribune., 1874-01-28
NOMINATIONS BY THE PRESIDENT.
WASHINGTON. Jan. 27-The President sent


the Senate to-day the following nomina ations:
Rdw,d Colorado Governor Of Colorado
W. jenkins Of viginis 70 be Secretary Of Colsrade
sssnsb be sar'syerdssers Of Colorado Albert Csiue Of
Oss Cessu al Anosoa ..
Fsss.ss~s-R PMusstss. Hssbsss. H. T., T. O. Csv.sA,.
New-York tribune., 1874-01-28

y. d. Brown.
WIN. II. Ilurlbut.
q. Sohreitinll!er.
Theo. ID Warren,
D. ID. Roberts.
Perry. Weniell. PaJ 4 Co.
Y. Victor n Bchelis.
w. l.. Strong & Co..
!. Pomsroy G. Plummer.
Edmund Yard.
Edmund Yard jr.. 4 Co.,
JameeS. Noyes.
Charles Scott & Co.
David Valentine & Co..
Butter. Broo ne & Clspp.
Ainsnce. Robbins 4 Co.,
Pa,ca & Co.,
N. snllivsn SEQ.
W. IL. Smith & 90,
w. G.. Langley 4 Co.
w. W. Huntington & Co,
Wentworth & Co,
, y II. Smith & Co.,
Hsrit s Co..
g. Pastor. Walkinshaw 4 Co..
james y. White s Co.,
c Norman White,
GIllaun National Bank, by A. II.
:. Stevens. Cashier.
w. II. scott. President Hanover
NstiOosl Bank,
Leather Msuuiacturcrs' Btak, by
M. Palmer. President.
Wm. Lbttimer & Co,
Thos Pave.
w. II. Ostley.
tsIlsner. Page & Co..
Rhoades & Grosvenor.
u. K. M1ise. Sa~Jer & Co..
Wm. Bvsrts s. son.
W. II. Rssri. Attorney,
Ezra ParaswOrth. jr..
hinder S Co..
Wm. Wst,on & Co.
T.. Huksrt & Co.,
Townsend & Yale.
Geo Pearce & Co..
Buckley. Welling & Co..
j. NJ. Davies & Co,
Nllional Mechanics Banking As
ISOLATION. r. Chandler. Pres't
Phgair Nslionsl Bank. y. N.
BnpOn. Preaieot.
Banu VI North America, BY w.
DOtd. President.
The Third Estionsl Bank, By {.
N. Jorisn. Cashier.
Low. Hartman 4 Co..
J. G. Hove & Co.
Vim. Tutnbull a Co..
Denny. Poor 4 Co.
X. w. Holbroos & Co.
Brinckerhcf. Turner & Co..
ArnoIi. Const table 4 Co.
More. jenkins & Co..
= Il Coms'ock.
Kibbe. Chsaee. shrevs L Co..
4. Nsumburg.
HYde. ATres & Co..
HsIcn. Whitney & Co..
Hicks. Barr & Co.
Csfhsrt Whitfori 4 Co..
Lee. TvseJy & Co..
Lesher. Whitman & Co..
Tefi. Grswold & Co..
Henri Schneider s son,
Benedict. Hall 4 Co.
W. A. Ransom & Co..
DeYlin & Co,
Calhoun. Robbins 4 Co,
james McCreerT s. Co,
&. u. Guniher', Sons,
Pabbi L ChsuDcev.
Noses TAYLOR 4 Co.
Peter V. King K Co,
IIsrgous ( Co.
Woodrui & Robinson.
National Bank Of the State Of n.
York, bv q. ". Duer, President,
. Seventh Ward Nstional Bank, G..
Moutague. President.
The MarKet National Bsnt, X.
Bsyles. President.
New.York Natl Exchange Bank,
ID. B. Hsl,tead. Attorney,
q. II. & Y. ID. Blake.
\. II. Cbiitenten & Co,
woodward Lawrence & Co,
Marviu's safe Co.
Orange Judd & Co,
7. A. Dailey & Co.
J. &. J. w. CroSsley,
saith. Sanford & Co..
y. q. Douglss.
\. l.. B willard.
Chase, Stewart & Co.,
A. DeGrief & Co.,
Ja nes Stokes.
WhitlOcs & A nterson,
per IA. Otto. ATTY.
New-York tribune., 1874-01-28

To wnsend and Diet. attorneys fer the dofsndsn's
claimed that Mr.. Smths construction OF sho law was
wrong, and the Judge reserved his decision.
New-York tribune., 1874-01-28

INSTITUTIONS, anu iuuNiuu
tifion:
Brown Bros. K Co.
Duncan. sherman & Co,
DreIel. Morgan & Co.,
Morton, Bliss & Co,
John J. Cisco & Co.,
Grinnell. Minturn 4 Co.,
Rowland & Aspinwall.
Hsvemeyers & Elder.i
DE Castro l. DoWner, Sugar Ret
ing Co.
J. 4 J. Stuart 4 Co,
Hallgsrte8 & Co..
A. A. low & Bros.
Cooper, Hewitt & Co..
Phelps, Dodge & Co,
Harper Il Bros.
Robert LenoI Kennedy,
Chas. L. Levench,
WIN. l.. jenkins,
X. II. Lowry.
The Germsn-Amorican Bank, Rm
Ssuer. President,
Grocers' Bank, B. \. Na,so'
Cashier.
Irving National Bank, b. John G.
tree, President.
J. Campbell, President PaeiI
BaDk.
wm yessop & Sons. attornsJ
U. WoocfOrd.
Niylor Il Co.,
". Oo.hout. per Edward 0otbcu,
T. Il. Codiington & Co,
Nathaniel l.. 4 Geo. Gnswold.
Howard. Sanger 4 Co..
Seth Il. Hunt.
J. & W. Seligmsn,
Kuhn. Loeb & Co.
w. u. Shsttuct & Co..
II. w. POrd.
John Aucbincloss. v. r..
Moses Taylor.
Marshall o. Roberts,
John A. stewart,
J. NJ. Morrison,
Shepherd Knapp,
Bcnjsmin u. sherman.
Geo. \. Coe.
y. 5. Winston.
W. N. nalsted.
Roosevelt 4 Sou.
WOtherspoon K Co..
X X GFayeS
X. X. Graves & Co., per Thos c,
Pollock.
Eugene Kelly & Co.,
Morris Franklin. President New
York Life los Go.
G. Doremus, Secretary German,
Life Insurance Go.
W. NJ. Cole, Secretary Brooklyl
Life lns. Co.
Turner Bros-. l. Co.,
Nefmilye & Co,
G. y. Hunter.
VI. J. Aarlsn.
A Masterton.
Chss Jcnkin.,
Jas Striker,
A. x. Colseu.
J. w. h. Dobler.
q. n. Wycsoa.
T. J. Coleman.
Henry kippenburg,
\. NJ. Harris.
". II. Rogets.
G.. u. BrinckerboR.
d. Appleton & Co..
Morrison. Herman Il Co.
Bartlett. Reed 4 CO..
w. & J. Slosne.
X. L. Solomon g. Sons.
A. Person. Hartman L. Co.,
Field, Morris. Repner l. Co.,
Currler. shers ood & CO.,
John Il. Dewitt. President U.
Life Insurance Co.,
WIN. walker. Prendent Uniyers
Life Ins Co.
John II. Bevloy, Secretary Unive
sal Lifs Insurance Co..
J. q. Jones,
q. u. Williams,
Wm. A. Thompson,
A. q. Apgsr.
Wm. X. Kitchen.
VIM. 2. Brintosll,
d. X. Mangam.
J. G.. Cruikshsuk,
4. A. Palmer.
J. N. Phelps.
A. II. Trowbridxe.
Blumer. Brun & Somerboh.
Kieter & Co.
K. .. Jsffray L Co,
Duden, freres L Co,
Samuel Mclean 4 Co,
Townsend & Montsnt,
Richard lselln & Co.,
Lord & TAYLOR,
New-York tribune., 1874-01-28
INFLATTON CONDEMNED.
A STRONG PROTEST AGAINST ANY INCREASE OF THE
VOLUME or THE CURRENCY

VOLUME OF THE CURRENCY.
The following petition against imitation has
been circulated only short time. yet has already OBJ
tanned the signatures OF large number OF tho most
prominent merchants and bankers In this city
To ne Honorable the Senate and House Of Represena's
IN COngress dssemoted: , ,..o,. -,
the City OF NewYork respectfully represent that tnoy
view with alarm the numerous propositions before Con
gress for Increasing the volume OF the currency 1nry
bebeyc that ANY additional issue OF money either
directly by the Government or indirectly by tne
National banks by authority Of the Government would
he ,nost injurious to the interests Of the natiou The
country is now suffering. and has been for the past IL
years great and inconvenience arising from an IRE
deemabe currency Values OF all kinds OF merchandise
and other property continually fuctuang owing TO
the continually changing price OF gold, and thus no
certain calculations be made In business Specua-
Of the currency the minds OF the whole nation are
demoralized and rendered unfit for the pursuits OF
steady industry Your petitioners beg leave TO repre-
sent most earnestly that resumption OF specie pay
ments at the earliest practicable time IL imperauvely
eauired by interests OF tho nation anu tney
respectfully depreoate the Issue OF any more cur
rency as such proceeding would postpone indefinitely
return to sound financial condition. Your petitioners
therefore pray that no more issue OF paper sha ako
place and greenbacks already issued out OF ,ne
socaed reserve snail be Withdrawn again AZ speediy
as possble In the present state OF the money Market
the Government obtain Whatever money they re-
oure as loan at low rate OF interest and TINS, Your
petitioners respectfully suggest. would be far better
way of obtaining funds than by issuing iredeeiDaoie
currency. 80
And Your petitioners will ever pray, &c
At noon Yesterday the names OF the following firms,
institutions and individuals had been signed W the Pc
New-York tribune., 1874-01-28
CAlBNDARS-THn DAT.

> 8bbks-LAWkbNCE u.
2l9. .Handrow Axt. Fargo, trus.
220. Sober AT. Fargo, trus.
22l. Paul sgt. Fargo, ssa
224. .Aheru sgL Goodspesd, ks
226. .Ridgevsy. tc., agt Lake
Shore snd ". r. r.
22s. .Wilfelder sgt Allen, kc
235. Potter sst Coulter.
1916. .Wippler ast Wippler.
23s. In the matter. &c. ,Rcincnd.
23S =. - agt. -
239. .spsford sat MePhsiL
244. Brown agt Rash &c.
246. Riley sst. Corwis.
FAC. .Flott sst Harmony Fire
Isl Co.
249. .Holyoke. kc.. agt. Adams,
&c.
276. Allen Agt Brennan.
2Sl. Carpenter aEt. Nance.
2S3. Collins agt schultse.
2s4. Msrsh sgt. Caldwell, nc.
294. .Feioek ast. Joasphsou et al.
.3O2. Hill sst Charter OAK Ins.
Go.
325. Williams set. williams.
33s. .Dsmbmsnn agt. Batterteld.
Gall 2O3..Tobtss aSt. Coatling.
4; DASIELs sad DoSosus, ~.
40. The n. Y. Float. DRY Dock
co. Az sesmsa st al
lI5. .OTools sst Gsrvia es sl.
l76. Willis axt. wesver.
III. Lestef agt. Ia. Maui Co.
l78. .Gsllap 81 al aKt. Lsderer
l79. .Jecss agt. Board Of kd'os.
1870. .C,srt sgt Doasldssa.
1872. .HoDe sgt. Lsvresoe.
1875. .ArusA ~ sl sst. N,chola
New-York tribune., 1874-01-28
Approved.
ANceliaMom.

1OHN DWIGHT l. Co,
~ hasshstsrsn Of
SALERArUS, SUPER-CARB. SODA. &C.
NaII OF ss, Ne. TED.
DAINT BRUSHES, KALSOMINE and sAn.
NISH BRUSHES Brushes descnpaos al S5o
JOHN K. HOFPBL. Msngfscsarer and le eHe.s..-
IL WE HAVE RBNOvED TO THE
NEW AND SPACIOUS LOFfs,
CORNER OF GRAND AND aRsBsR ~
Hsu.Ys.G Jss "a. 1874 ALkxR D. sAPish ~
New-York tribune., 1874-01-28

At Adsms n r; L. Stevens M,nebes'sr ~ O. ksaxs
K.ns.iee Iii Mr.. NJ Wilson The Dse'. Oregon; w. T. "a"
ssn q TnOnasvlIe. ga
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1874-08-22
ron S.ALE.

II PLANTATION. or tract Of land. near the
town Of Vermilionville. and is within a stones
throw of the junction of the N. o. l. Texas and
the N. O. & Orelousas Railroads; and bounded
as follows north by lands of Messrs. Rigues,
east by lands of VIM. Campbell. west by lands
of Hopkins i Kennedy. formerly Of widow Ur-
sin Patin). and south BY lands of widow Charles
Martin and lands of heirs of Charles Mouton,
containing two hundred aud seventy 4ill00 ar
perts. with all the buildings, improvements and
accessories thereon and thereunto pertaining.
This is one Of the most desirable locations in
this parish, the residence is large and commodi-
ous and is Of brick !; the outbulding are all in
good condition. The land is equal to any in the
country and is partly enclosed by bois dare
hedge.
Also tract Of woodland in this parish. on the
west side of bayou vermilion, one mile from the
plantation, containing sixty live arpents, bounded
above by land formerly Belonging to Cyrille
Sonnier and below by land of heirs Of Michel A.
Martin.
Also another tract of woodland situated at the
junction of the bayous Tortue and Vermilion,
bound on one side by land Of Mrs. Chs. Martin
and ON the other by land Of Alexander Mouton,
and fronting on bayou vermilion, containing
seventy-two 47Il00 acres.
The whole of this property will be sold to-
gether, and possession given to the purchaser on
the 1st Of January 1875.
Address: WM B. BAILEY,
July IL, "a. vermilionville, La.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1874-08-22
CITY Council of Vermilion vile.

On this 9th day Of july 1874. the City
Council met at the Court House in regular
session.
Present A. Monnier, Mayor and Coun
ci:men Mouton, Reviiion, Bourges and
Mcbride. Absent Chargois, Landry and
Salles.
The Council was called to order, and
on motion. the reading Of the minutes
were dispensed with. Il
On motion It was resolved, That Me
Collector be and is hereby ordered topro-
ceed to the collection Of all taxes and
licenses due this Corporation.
Resolved further, That ten days after
the publication Of this resolution. the Col
lec.or is hereby authorized TO bring suit
against all parties fa'ligg or neglecting to
pay their taxes ard licenses.
!, On motion the Council adjourned.
II. NJ. BAILEY, = A. MoNSIER,
Secretsry. Mayor.