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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-01

Up to the year 1869 there were only twelve
assessment districts, and in 1870 Algiers
and Jetiers on City were annexed to the
city of New Orleans, making three more
assessment districts, and a total of fifteen
assessment districts, and the city nearly
swice as large as in previous years.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-01

az GRUNEWALD HALL. SATURDAY EvEsING
February "a, 1914 fOr the benefit OF the Relief Fund
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS-R H. Ben.
uers, Chairman; James l. Day, A. J. stringer 10
Beck Charles T. Howard John Slider. Chris. Mad.
den John Cottreaux.
Tickets, So: Appicat on for Ladies' Invitation
to be left at the Engine House. Proposals for rent
OF bar. Hat Room and Restaurant to he addressed
to K. - BhENkRS, No. IS Camp street
aIG Z b In
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-01

A RAILROAD SoLD.-The sheriff yester-
slay sold the Carondelet street and Carroll
ton railroad at auction. The highest and
last bidder was Mr. Benjamin Harrison,
whose bid OF S2i, 900 was accepted.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-01

i 2,SAgIc.-!4as. eveEin. an old man.
Thomas King. was lodged in tie frs: pre-.
cine: station, somewhat crazy. lie had :.
pound can OF powder. an.. sal! he N.
tended to blow up New Orleans generally.
He thinks he has large claim against I'll.
State Of Louisiana, and can: ge: i.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-01
BOARDING..

pOARDING.-SEVER PLEASANT ROOMS
IL rent, with without board. One large
front room with hall room attached. Convenient
to three lines OF cars. Apply at No. 247 Felicity
street, between Prytania ana st. Charles streets
References given and required. fel 3tt
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-01

I: rG.ns cIc .Lae Agas.z' sInal! hard
writing. which seemed Hnnatura; IN SO
broad ana :mpulsiSe character was the
fesnlt Of early necessity. On the backs OF.
old letters. and Oh odd scraps ~ paper lie
copied. a. closel: as possible. many volumes
which :e needed. sus which ae eouI: 20.
Inv
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-01
Directors and Managers of
LA CDTERIE
OPERA HnC.E FANCY VRE-.
MAST: E!,...

TINS sn'ual Fancy Dress and MAJ Ball - III
opera House u IA. he given IARDI GEAS SIC 1T.
ABUNDANT arTdu geuents have been made to maze
TINS one OF The most splendid ever given there.
An immense orchestra OF The best musical talent
is engaged.
Nothing has been l.fG U1dJcs to give this bail
great 'ciat. Policemen VIII be there 10 preserve
perfect order. The dancing fDov viii he complete.
Ladies Invitations and tickets can be obtained Of
Ir. Ehe, music store, ar No Isl Canal street
Geutlemeu'7 ticseTs, 81 frI ID
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-01
:s:seorGicg.cai and R!Ser !tcpyvs.

tie .igna: service. United States army.
reports. -: III. bench. .: commerce. Che
meteorological: record. and rise or :aI! o:
The y:v.'s. a: 3;i3 !. ~, lcca: slime. :e-ies.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-01
AUCTION SALES TOMORROW.

- O. GUINAULT at II O'clock at corner OF Clao
Borne and St. Philip streets. household fueri.
cure, TOOLS etc.
Ct CONSTABLE JOHN MCCORMICK at 2. clock
a. Abbott's stable, Rampant street a cart.
~ THE UNITED STATES MARSHAL at u o'clock.
sSthe Customhouse, the steamboat Lotcie.
~ SHERIFF HARPER, at u O'clock, at Merchants
sud Auctioneers' Exchange, an interest in bills
%ceivable and open accounts. At o'clock, at
sarehouse 40. % Olleans street groceries,
fIIulfure
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-01

The duty Of The honr !. to 90 20 God.
chaux's. Nos. 81 and 81 Canal street and
Nos. .l}. u. and .l7 Old Levee street. and
6uy your pants. coats and vests.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-01

FIRE N THE SIXTH DIsTRiC.-ibou'
half past twelve o'clock yesterday morning
:: ti.c occurred in anlunoccupied Hne-storv
.'ams A.us. on the corner OF Limple and
>',o:. streets. owned by Mr.. Joseph Buck.
il. aous', was totally destroyed. but was
covered n- aI insurance OF $1,000. iHI-
IRE wa. ..nmistakably the work OF an ia
c.aIiarv. as the outside 0: 'he house was
b.spa::ered with Goa: OIL. ...e the Com.
.:dnists arrived
.grEI. MENrIoy.-Mr. in.hony S.moc'a
caused -. Grye.c Ut II. {. E!N -; .issaH-
~ him.
Burglars made nightly cali s.. me .s.i-
.'ence a.. Mr.. Dunbar. No. = "r9tanla
s.ree. but as an inmate handled q revolver
freely .he fellows left without further hint.
George Co. was ARRESTED. "a .h.. :eigL GuY
.ood shortly afterward
Philip Hoelzel. kecpe: - :. place Nr
'.croupitoulss street. ga. arrested :o-
having a larg. 10: .: .:U... ser;. sacks IL
is possession.
Governor K.'iog: Ia. 'a,ions! Jacob
:iabcrlin. who was convicted in ti- Crysta:
Palace robbery. Haberli1 was sentenced
Deserve ii sc years in the = niten.iarv. Tic
:.:do. w.. soEh.med ~ :ils seaa'..
:.sit...s' BENEVOLENT S.sO.'.I:o~.--
q; .nvita'ion has been recessed from the
:fIsicians' Benevolent and Protective Union
Association informing us that nes' IIesdar (
-. .e,yiv elected officers vii. l.. ia.:...e..
:: 80 >. GieuSilIe stree:.
.i!,:NsAc. PACE To Pass Az E:.S':c.--
:: gentlemen would pay less attention 20
erect gossip and make prolonged visits 20
-. Patrick's talr. now IN progress at DAD
Fellows Hall. they would find their morals
snd bodies the better for such a change.
AL that can please the eye. ear and palate
are 10 DE had as the same rates charged by
regular dealers. The room is beautifully |
decorated, music breaks what little mo-
notouy there might exist and handsome |
adde's are prompt TO wait on customers. |
Thus Il will be seen that all things are |
pleasant, ready made 20 the hand of all |
VITO choose 10 partake.
One of the most attractive fea:ures in
ne nal, apG one which frs: catches lie eye /!
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-01
~. Charles Theatre.

: large audience saw Zip" a: fh;s fhc-
.t,e Ias. night. The matinee yesterday
was one .: she largest OF the season. There
Is charm about Lotta's acting, aud Lolita
herself. tha. continues 10 draw old. and
max. new friends. and she is enc OF the
most euccessfuI stars 81 the Iav. Zip
vii. be repeated again tonight. The Fire
Eiy." "E.art'. Ease and "O.I London
axe ~ preparation.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-01
Cheap John eclipsed in the immense bay
gains now offered by Leon Godcnauy. E.

1T IS A GREAT SHANE Such was the
remark made this morning at halt-past
twelve o'clock by hundreds of ladies and
gentlemen as they walked home. All the
cars were filed so full that there was not
even room for that traditional one more,
and scores of belated parties travelled along
on foot as best they could. The heading OF
this item was uttered by many indignant
mouths. and it was spoken with an earnest
ness that betokened no good for car compa-
MES. Here aIe several corporations pos
sessing extraordinary privileges, yet they
lamentably fail to meet the simplest wants
of patient community. People from the
aires, the opera, fair. and parties depended
"n street cars to take 'hem. home. bnt they
were sadly disappointed. The miserable
management Of the -eyera! lines should
work a forfeiture OF .hei- charters. and .hs
sooner :h.s is accomplished :Ae bette; :o-
this .osLA In.ty.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-01
SPECIAL NOTICES.


NOuce.-On and after this date all applications
ana contracts for transfer of live stock to OF from
boats and railroads by steam ferry boat Trade
G. MEHLE l. co. ia3I I'm
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-01
Varieties Inca:re.

Mr. Lawrence Barrett appeared ~ -fis
theatre las: night as RiCa0ii. !niG ~
E}oste.. The play OF "Richard ILL.," Is one,
which has always held the stage. since its
first production. although the acting edition
i. sa. 20 be as much :he work Of Colley
CihbeE as Shakespeare. The great master
maGe :he villainy Of Richard incidental 10
his ambition. The dramatic carpenter has
made "illainy the substance OF the char
acter, hardened and depraved. Mr.. Barrett.
gives a most intelligent representation Of
this character, such as j, is. and may be re
garded as one OF the notable Richards 0.
the day. Tho support accorded him by
other members Of the company was suit.
able for the characters aud the occasion.
Richmond was played. of course. by Mr..
John w. Norton an excellent young actor.
who ably plays second parts il the com
bination supporting Mr.. Barrett.
On Monday evening will he produced the
favorite play of "Rosedale." with east in
Guiding Lawrence Barrett - Elliot grey.
and Mr. John 7. Raymond - EtD,tnfy
EobJ.
Messrs. Deleor & Dayer. The present
managers OF the Varieties. have conceive!
the novel idea Os playing Mr. Barrett az !.
matinee performance in Mobile, and on the
evening of the same day at the theatre here.
accordingly the company will leave this
city on Tuesday morning at half-past seven.
by special train, and viii give 'Richelieu"
at the Mobile Theatre at noon, and return
and enact tie same play here on Tuesday
night. If successfully carried out. this
event Will be one of .le mos. .cIaarabie on
theatrical record
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-01

Victor Hugo. aew n.ve: bears -. s.i.i
title, .9:;''
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-01
A.nCSENENfS.
Shfe Opera lease.

Las. night ".L'Atrcaiae" was performed
COX the 'hly.. time :his season. The largest
and most .r.tica! audience o: :he season
was gathered 30 witness The performance.
The!. rlauIits and repeated enccres well
attss. the superiority o: the representation.
We have already said $, much IL praise o:
hi. opera. as performed by 'hc troupe IN
de. 'he direction "i NJ. Canonge. :hat we
are fearful .ha. .cks ~ :. distance ma: ac-
cnse - Of part.a: verdict. We can Assure
al. such ahseEtea., however. that the hall
Ia. no: :et been Told. Tvnigh: ia. c'ev.,
an. divsr;ing comic opera. LA .I!e de
Nine. Ang"'. with tie piece La C.anoi-
neSse.' will Ge given. vomorr"w nigh:
Councils grand opera. Faust" Wi! Ge
performed foG the frs: tins this .o.l.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-01

lie ksoWs HOY: Y - N:ws...s Is
hoped THAT Che aetna! experience u Mayor
Witt this morning ia being compelled to
walk home. for wan: o: a car. w:l! remind
him Of the fact that nearly every ca. eom.
pany for.eits It's charter daily ans! rightly.
Let him now talk :" The city attorney
aoou. this matter. and .nst:9t: A!:.l :" eli
Ter Proceedings a: once.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-01

Citizens Bank of LOuisiann-New Orleans.
December 81. 1873 The annual election for seven
directors OF this bana, to during the ensuing
year! viii be held at the banking house on MON
DAY February 2, 1874, between the hours of 10 A.
NJ and r NJ ). l.. DELERY, Cashier.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-01

Office of the Delta Insurance Company,
New orleans January o. l814.-At the trst regu-
lar meeting of the Board OF Trustees of this Com
pany. held on the twenty sixth instant Mr.. +.
GaNUCHEAU was elected President. Mr.. A. BALD
WIN Wee President and L.W. BAQUIE, Secretary.
Jag
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-01
.Hr E.CISNe

The river here is SIX feet one :rch be.
Jew high water mark Q: 1871.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-01

Latest spring styles of black silk hats at
S. 30, worth s., at CodchauN's, Nos. 81 and
:. Cana. stree.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-01

Nr. Lawrence Barrett has received u :e.
guest signed by some 400 of the leading CHI.
ger. Of jackson. Mississippi. asking him to
play in that city. In compliance with
their wishes ne wili visit that place. and
&C. there on the ninth and tenth of the
present month. supported BY the company
now Nndev ti. management: OF !. W.
Dave-. Es1.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-01

There i. tide in the affairs ~ some
w'l.:e:, which. Il they choose the suspicious
,nemen. and strike the ready figures, they
can ru. forth .heir delicate hands and grasp
q sum Q: money which will bring indepen-
dence Tor lie. but nerve is required to open
complete negotiations. for al! financial
transactions. regn.:c a certain amount Of
energy. When you conclude on certain fig
ures. just walk into either OF the city lot.
terry offices and asl. for the ticket which will
draw the SO $50 p.iz..
Immense bargain. III meas and boys AN
.lerw.ar st G,dchaUy's. So.. 8: and S;
Canal street and Nos. !!J. ~. and! 1 Old
..,.. street.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-01

:7.rt CoRssI: or DRvsnEs Az. 10
.ErnisE SrEETs.-i few minutes before
'n:e. "'cloc.s yesterday morning {! FIRE
broke ont in a two story frame house at he
corner of Josephine and Drvade5 streets.
Uwped by Mr. William Walker and occu-
pied hy Nr. j. Lacy as p grocery. This
.ulGiug. together with four others contigu-
o.s. was totally destroyed in an amazingly
shor. space of time, but the property Is
supposed 30 have been covered by insure
;ncc- Tn. stock in the grocery was in
.ured in the Atlas for $500, and in several
other companies, but to what amount is
unknown. From this row the fire commu
slicated to twostory frame house on the
opposite side of the street, occupied by
Frank Salond as bakery. and owned by
'Ir. Jennins. This was partially destryed.
insured in the Merchants.
From here, the fire spread ~ the enc
.tory frame house. No. 439 Josephine street.
owned by John Schulz, aud occupied by
Mrs. Louisa Loeser. This was totally
ruined by the flames, but the loss il in
.iemnitcd by Insurance.. Mrs. Loeser's fur
citUre was insured in the New Orleans
Mutual for $1,000. The fire then communi-
Gated to the adjoining frame house, which
sustained slight damage. Here, the blaze
was finally checked, after having damaged
upward Of $4,000 worth. The fire Is sup
Hosed 10 have been the work D! ~ ia
CeuGiary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-01
Ti,e TemperatRre.

me thermometer a. Louis Frfgerio's. 20.
50 Chartres street, on January 81. stood
as follows: At A. NJ. so: at . Z. NJ. ca;
-. {; T. u. G3o. Lowest pom: du:!a: the
night OF January 30. iS'.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-01
BALLS.
4 Z sHDs s.R.... .fIhRH. CRtS,
February ~, .esf.
sT TOE
ACADEMY OF cf:S'I.
"a sOrERJE

CARNIVAL. AND BAL. rEA&GUf.
CuleE the auspices ct appropriate committees
sorur posed 9, I'll. following well known citizens:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-01
GRAND FANCY DnE--, NASH
LOUISIANA HOSE COMPANY.

EiEEMES'S Bar
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-01

srr NaG. GRANT I%RisH S:C:.Y -
r,.: States deputy marsha: has Drought
NJ. Yaon.as Hickman down from. Grant
ta.i.i. charged with compIcit: III Che Col
..x troubles. Ns surrendered himself 70
'a- office, and stated shat al ;he big talk
..oSu. strong .ncamrmea' ~ amhus. near
$le.anir.s wA1n the Ozark wa. .h... was
~ "osI. Ass testimony vas nc: .sd.c 20
N..e - se'!svS thst.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-01
Second District Court.
Succession Of John Friess opened
Fifth District Court.

Margaret Dopp VS. Oliver Rose.-Suit Tor
breach of promise OF marriage. Plaintiff
alleges that defendant promised, Novem-
Der -. 1873, to marry her on January Is,
1874: that the promise was well known;
that she was put to unusual expense on ac
count OF said promise; that she has fulfilled
all her obligations TO defendant; that he is
a man CT wealth: that he, without reason,
refused to fulfill his promise and still re-
fuses. wherefore she claims damages of
$1,000.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-01

C..H.'.,oS i1i.Ms The authorize. :,.
ci'.ins upon al! VIII" haze tailed - settle
@i'. the Tax collector.
Patrick Noonan. the .,ave d.:sr. has 50
Aaci healthy vine 20 spare !ha: l.. ..sa. :Le
..,.c,i 20 increase his .,ar.
An'rdnance to priDs improvement: bonds.
'..o.'e1 last HVelnber. is repealed. Ni.:".
-: ngraVin. and NrsU'in.. same. :. Hs"
ordinance was adopted.
.h. city council has declared ':ga' III.
s.ii,oaH company snail no. :,a.I.l;' L. ,:r.:-
my engines q" run faster 'hln - sl"w hogs.
:r.. within the corporate !iui... .!ls" .ta'
~ alarm bell must. be con.:.u.!: sounded
.!iIc Che cars are running.
Ihe c.u'racs to construct fire wells was
AWARDED. 80 Me- James Rodgers. q. :'0..
each.
~. : >. r'!iara offered to .ais :he i,.ck
sangu.t'e a. $. s.. per !oo'. and 'He cUr.
'g .I: .i:ty -. cents. Ills bid was ac-
C.ptei,
'I.. William Horny 'cii; she: Gree. street
=: !: :,e. .!.eal foot.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-01

RHYME AND REAsON.-The gentlemanly
.ea. cock OF the Alsiers ierryDoat handed
IN 'ne following. insisting that there is a
S''.hty matter 10 it, if only 10 loan:
Shore once we're two young men Vic N.;S
- agers, on n poker game bent.
Eat when long after dark
:sc went home from a aiIs.
- II. . Sockst there w2su's acsNe.
Hi.i. morsl-n-ver go Ove. 70 Ages ="
V.y i. :i...e game for pastiine ua..-. ,1.s.t
~. X..is ..c.. 20 the mirror.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-01
WE HAVE Associated MIR.

WE RAVE ASSOCIATED MIR. MAX
W DINKELSPlEL with US in the practice OF tho
law. We will give our personal attention to busi-
ness intrusted to In the Federal and State
Courts The and style of our firm ..i1
hencef0rth be BRAUGHN, BUCK l. DIEKELSPIEL
Attorneys at Law, So II, CONNER cial place
ia3 I'm
New-York tribune., 1874-07-22

o which 10 carloads Sheep and nrmer
4a6s y B Lambs weaker especially ueor and common
grades Jerse' lambs RANGED from to He ID with aeoupe
fancy lots sold lO good kentuJ STATE CAnAds aud
Pennsvvsnia lambs ranged from &C. u &c y ID.
Hume Elliott 2l4 - 10 NJ "
72 DO, 50 n size 10 Sc 10 &c. l5l state smh % b.
Sc 22 do So Ssc dung the bo52 sheep
and lambs. - II = head
Jane, Kirby sold S3 KENTUCKY lambs 81 10 at 7s y 70
and - State do. 81 N at : PC.
Philip erc sold 4Og Kentucky lambs go average 72c v d.
and 56 Kentucky sheep lO2 y, n &c
Y. h1cock Kentucky 63 - y 10
l0l JERSEY IS h Sc 6i do. - 10. 91s - do s. = b
81 9l4c. Aud ia Pennsylvania do, 50 10 At Sc
223 90 10 9Ss 10 d. 70 No. lOc - DO "a io lOc
DO. 81 n. at &c. and 25 de-. 80 n At Sc
81 26lI hogs Ell Tor ssurhers
offered alive. Dresi shade
Sl2Dsas2 2 u very few sold at the latter hgure
BUFFALO, July 2LCArTLF-The receipts to-day, including two
reported to 9j5 head mskng the total SIMPLY Tor s
thus far 1887 head j2l against 3-2 for TIE same
The down the Eastern markets caused
purchasers demands Tor there were but
w sufficient establish quotabe the quality
attelIuce Jutrs
slim of 1850 head Illinois ranging from lO53 70
1319 % 30. - hesd Michigan steers ranging from
-9- - 30 ~ hesd averaging 40
81 OHIO llJO H. 81
LANBs-rhe to-day, including reported arr
making the supply for The week thus TAR uvO
against last week the market
du there Sufficient s 70 indicate es4'h
prices the reported 400 head Canada nbs ranging
n at Canada
S5d<5 30. 900 head Oho sheep raeLg o -
70, ~ 5O Ia head HdAuA sheep Ayesns % d. al
Hoss-The receipts toisr reported s7as were 300
hea making thus far JJDJ hea4 against
500 head for TIE narke SLOW VIA
offerings io0ss, Jap5 - heavy aos % IO4@o 30
New-York tribune., 1874-07-22
THE STATE OF TRADE.
...--. --.n... - A. . l, 1. I. ~.

LONDON Juir 2l-l23O m-ConsoIs. 92aa32s for money
shares, - =, do PfceIrci 40
lrvERpoo Jr.v 2-l23O o. m-Cott0n is qe and unchanged
Mu.ng UpanIs ssl; M..Iung Orleans, S'L; sales 4UuVO
hes i-unr 900 for speculation and sales on The basis
OF Wddus Upans nothing below Low Md1ng De verable l7
and August al l-Ii4 Breslns ut The pts OF Nhet
r the pss three JAYS have 1900 quarters including 6JOO
On,
LIVERPOOL Jul, 2-.3o mCoon safes on the tAs oi h-.
Good Oriin8rr deliverable jay ~
llGL Wheat Il sail GENITAL tai'Oris bite
u lO1I2 for dol IUalp for Rcd Western spring ana
Do srll for Corn 37'j quarier FlouI 20 %
p 3 UD. for Western. ,-~ ,- l.,
LONDON July IA o. m-Fre Railway shares US IAI l''
patches ouo,e kentes at 81 francs 10 centmeA 100, .
LyEaos July Ill mOi he Cotton sales to-day 'OU ol.e'
IoN8oN Ju.r 2l-s r-Ere Rslvav shares preferred 10 49,
Tfv.rpo.I- IlIv 2l-6p ID Of Md
d- Oresus nothing Low Md1lgs deverlbr '-ien per
al Orfa,r A. oi tle crop ou me
ss, of n ug Upaas GOOD OriHar1, ~ Hf The
Manchester 1ue au1 unchanged
LONDON July 2l.Sagar % p for No. u Dlcl 'aflarl
alu. 4los 40 54s 3 cwt Refined Petroleum "a -I sio
l.y1.s J1y 2l-Eyelil. LIsevd % Lasei OL
AZ . = ton
New-York tribune., 1874-07-22
REAL ESTATE.
YEw-YoRK. Tuesday. July IL. 1874.

NEw-YoRK. Tuesday. July 81. 1874.
AT the Exchange Salesro0m to-day legal
sales were conducted Adrian IL. Muller son, f. A.
Lawrence * Co., and William Kennedy, Of which de-
tails will be found below.
Lamson son have sold at private contract tie four
story high stoop brown stone dwelling. known as No.
lG East Nineeenth-s 25 by Co. with lot % feet deep
iOr $4,000 cash.
AUCTION SALES OF NEw-YORK REAL ESTATE
EEW-TOBR CITY.
By dlr-r- ~ Nlibr 4 Sor.
Three oT brick east se Il Prrtavei 20 ieet
noTih Oi fOutAL, lot i7z1Ji ". q. Curing $1,000
81 J . LfffraHs 2 ''.
Folst0v brio h1le HIrfl SIDE v' Ieea hsl, Jjb ieei
Eest oi jin-lye.. Zl6IUf Moore, $1,000
~ WiiaaH kerpsIs.
hfeorT 1oh sue 34S et easa
OF tolrth-s Is -r74. EIWa1 ksarnY, -ilN35.
Finioy logr south sle Of seventy nnh-st
$50 feet c, Prssve -irld22 J. kHpstnek, ~ IbbO
New-York tribune., 1874-07-22
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.


hHNfoHK j 2l-BgEyEs-A el.'osd arrived toCay and
s.. e. he pres aruvAs bH there we're
il1fE"tuiacs. l8 Lfesssl Dttf
.Ir-tun AsrEci 10 y
.i.La live mich the 80 head reee Vd
As m-ffe b-i.-r DAYS T. Nc
20 o. -'i-haon 70 gopd Al d r.lge of f40d875.
4et4p's "ere 800 ur4l p4u pan buiier
m g fes lefluc .,.,r Il fv r-oes vesls .s
s. ., . ~. = ss' counted gres for al4
-L 80 v A H pof ola PAR bstteruilk caves
500 81 Q@4i " aeso .rl At 4aJc . n Hume Eoi sold 20
49, s-r s ~ 20 atsfAse a. &c 4Opusmilk -
s,s .s ~ ~ - y s'i,5E - leAl James KIny son 10
do ls3 n. &c. l5 1uiternt c-rst s5 n a. a. ~ 2t, ~
a. t7s- al. 10. Is5 n Be- - 49, -- "
AID LAESs-I0<@gs receipts IL ear. OF jlg h.s1
New-York tribune., 1874-07-22
COTT0N MAREETs.

S0RFoLE Jav 2lCoou quiet Low VI 1lg 1j2- receipts
~ 30 bales ~ s'ocz go
July 2l.Co,;on dull NitIng 1899 Low Ndtlng.
lJt.c GOOD OriuTy l4s -
80 bales ij bales spinner 80 bales stock 454J blss
SAyASN4H July -lCots0n quiet M1lhnf ltc receipts J6
ze- gross % sales. us stock JJ5 bales
hKSFHs JAY 2l-Coou quiet and AcAge lemA1l hr ofef
ght Low lGlug 4Ja Tecsgs 81 bales shipments 800
b. es stock 300 bales
hEW-UELEASs july ZCcion quiet ami unchsrgtd; hii1g
lj7sc los ro 235 baesi 400 bales
lAs evening. 200 bales roeE. %. los bales
CyCSSATI. July 2ltOltJu steady Md1luR, l644- receipts
shipments. hslesi ga lb hsies
Good O.uhry
j. -lc.1 1e 90 bales stock, 5.3u4 bales
L0UIsvIILE. July Zl.-C0it0I iuls Mi1ilug, l6iac
NILSIS6TJS. Zt lOMA2l, Mt1!ngs, 10
set receipts. 0ses; stock. 76l bales
July 2l-JOit0n Gull and nominal h1dllg Zoe
ports - bales stock. LEG bales
LoUs Jay 2l-Coton dull and unchanged hdiaE. l6s
1923 receipts 43 bales Shipment us hsieE sales 53 bales
CHAKLEsroS July 2Coon quiet Addiug l0'a-i mel re-
) 7.--D
BOsroS July 2l.-Cotion quiet MiaiHgs l7as. gross
cepts 81 bales sAies, 100 bales STOCK, 300 bAes
14uag,
las bales
PnLADsLFHiA jay 2i-Co.on dali, hlllsg &c; gros.
Ia.