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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-06-30

E.sima ted Loss by the English Strike.
A correspondent, writing from Sheheld,
ENGLAND, gives an estimate current there or
the direct loss to employers and employed Dy
4ha strikes of the season. THESE esumasss
vera made by Lord Aberdare, just prior 70
tha settlement of the strike. From thus, II Is
seen that the loss by the Pennsylvania strikes
of $40 600, 600, loosely estimated, Is NOR
than eaualed by the strikes IN the Ensnsa
iron and coal mines. These Engnsn oSA
mates are made upon an admitted to'si -
Sc. 900 men out of work. But the actual ss
Qregate is said to greatly exceed those ngua"
,,,orkinO DAYS. etc., the loss of wages Ct nve
shillines per day for the 1872 lost working Gays
sThen another SO, coo or &C, 900 iron workers
I'D other classes of workmen were thrown
ct of amnloyment with loss Of wages alone
amounting to 81 $780, 900 or Fl, 7W,o ~
These losses make an aggregate OF 9l2,oOV,Uo
10 el5.OOO, 900 to the workingmen alone,
while they have borne particularly hard upon
tha trades people Of the district, ana through
them the Wholesale houses ELSEWHERE, I ~.
thew will necessarily cripple the workmen 10,
many months to come, seeing that large sums
many -;,v remain as Q mortgage on. their
asrr;ncs The shopkeepers and dealers nav
inc advanced goods, naturally have = lien
,p s their debtors earnings, SO that the re-
s CPHs Of this "great strike will long over
( shadow the Welshmen's homes
The Treasury Gold Balance.
~. Nav York Daily Bulletin, in answer
s about sssiss s spp%pCson q The balance
the Treasnry. saws that the method ao0pte1
by the Treasury Of stating its com on nan 49,
r.sr MI, IN sar;ons mistakes in the public
mind Minds as 70 The am. amount of gold really owned
alike BY the Government and the puDl!i.S;, public, :,
The Bulletin Analyses the comPosiuoI ~ u
the SAC 900 900 which was reported 70 90 as.u
in the Sub-Treasury at New YosE On s9e o I'D
inst. It consisted Of $34, 9OO,VVo o. so'1'
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Mutual National Bank-Now Orieaus, J.no
15 1S75.-At regular meeting of the Board held this
day it unanimously resolved to call meetiny of
the Stockholders of this bank to take into consdera
ton the propriety Of reducing the capital stock The
meeting to be neld at the Banking House, 106 Ca 81
street on MONDAY. July 49, at 12 o'clock M.
iel6Sw JOSEPH MITCHELL Cashier.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-06-30

WANTED-To purchase neat, nearly new and
w comfortable O.stOry house. with ample
Ct unds. in the Fourth District. which the pay
ments shall be made monthly installments in lieu
Of rert. Parties answering will please state loca-
ton full price. and amounts of monthly payments.
Address r. G. Bulletin Office. je8
VTYANTEDLOccu for Two furnished front
w rooms, one on the first and one on the third
floor; also occupants for other furnished rooms, at
81 Royal street. Apply on the premises. jes If
NTANTED-A private family at Bay St. Louis
y w would like to accommodate one fam ly. Terms
moderate. Address A. B. G.. Bnlietin Office.
jeA % % 30r Ef. - +f s..'8Hf 8. n
VNANTED-By Lady, room with board in q
w private family; and alsowith bath Rates
must be moderate for the summer Address Lady"
Bulletin Office AtEf my3
WANTED Secondhand Carriages and Bugg1es;
w any one having such and wishing to dispose Of
them find ready sale for the same by calling on
L. T. MADDUX, IS Carondelet street dealer in car
riages my14 If
"ANTED-Bya young married man, situation
w in any branch of business where he can make
himself generally useful References and security
Office. Us e1 my4 If
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Notice to stockholders Of the New Orleans
National Bank-New Orleans, june 20, 1e75-At .
Dividend of FIVE DOLLARS per share was de
clared to all Stockholders lwho have paid assess
meDts called for June 9, Js74) from the profits Of
the last SIX months payable on and after The LIST OF
je3o It VIM PALFREv! Cashier.
State National Bank of new Urie. -, nc "
Orleans june 49, 1a75-At meeting of the Board of
FOUR PER CENT was declared pay aple to the stock.
jeao St cHAs. [ 9. D0IPUY. Cashier:
Hibernin National Bank Of New Orleans,
New Orleans June %. 1875-At meeting of the
Board of Directors held this day. semiannuai divi-
dend of FOUR PER CENT was declared to the stock.
holders payable on and after the second Monday in
'I isSses 'So. g. Dhvhkh Cashier:
special Nolice.-Ofce state TAX Collector,
facilitate PAYMENT Of TAXES, the he Office win
the 3oth inst n. c. F0LGER,
je29 EM&E Collector.
Germanis National Bank, New Orleans,
June q, l67S-At meeting of the Board Of Direc.
SEVEN AND oNeHAL is PER GENT s' was de- e.
clared to the Stockholders on demand. .4.sy
te30 Ct HERM ROEHL Cashier.
New Orleans Canal and Banking Compa ny
New Orleans June 90 1e75-AL special meeting of
the Board Of Directors held this day, Semi Annual
Dividend Of FOUR PER CENT was declared pay
able to the Stockholders and after the First Mon
day Of July next. st4@
jel9 15t CH. JUMONVILLE, Cashier.
/ The First Central Diffusion sugar Manufac.
turing Company is DESTROYS Of aking contracts for
Louisa Plantation 18 miles above New Orleans, On
the Mississippi River, rgut bank) or at designsted
points on the Mississippi River or its navigable
tributaries convenient for transportation by barges
or delivered on the cars of Morgan's New Orleans
and Texas Railroad, and of the Mobile and Texas
Railroad. All subject to specifications on fie in the
office Of the Company, No. 1902 Canal street. where
proposals will be received and information fur
nisfed. A. 7. JANIN,
Y ie20 If Hsf 4eRHs a3 Secretary.
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SUMMER RESORTS.----
FOR BROWNS WELLS,
E1fHf ~. & - N a ttlylvT
Via Hazlehurst, Marks Hack Line, Daily.
IskH s$EE -~slauAHFs AKA gusr-ss 4
EXCURSION TICKETS
ONLY Sill ROUND TRIP,
Hand Baggage, Coed TIL LIST October.
-FoR SALE AT
32 CAMP STREET AND DEPOT NEW. Or
LEANS, ST. LOUIS AND CHICAGO
:. RAILROAD.


Terms 50 per day; sia 50 per week. 30 per
month of four weeks, payable weekly Children
half price,, Servants according to accommodation.
These WELLS are situated in beautiful oak and
pine grove 14O miles from cty-eight hours travel.
By leaving the city the morning express they
arrive at the Wells in time to wash etc.. for supper
or by leaving on the 5 P. M. mail train they reach
the Wells in time for breakfast. Plenty of fine NUT
ton beef chickens eggs fresh butter rich milk and
everything the market affords. N
These Wells have established reputation for the
cure of sick headaches paralysis chronic darrhea,
dropsy dyspepsia gravel, affections Of the kidneys
and bladder; scrofulous, ulcerous, scutaneous and
eruptive diseases neuralgia Of the stomach piles OF
every description all female complaints particularly
painful menstruatioB, liberation of bowels
All communications to be addressed to Hazlehurst.
BY writing one or two days in advance, everything
will be prepared. FIJI ,tt a.fs.. ,g.,5fe.f IL
Authorized to refer to the following gentlemen 3
H. Abby, DR.. N. L. Dickey, New Orleans; DR.. T. j.
Wharton, Port Gibson, Miss; Judge E. G. Peyton,
jackson, Miss. and E. c. Clark. Memphis. Tenn
W. A. STOCKTON, Proprietor.
jes3 TuThSu tau1 -
GRAND ISLE HOTEL p a
Will Open June 10, 1873. s@a
Fresh Fish, Oysters and Game, Sailing and Fish
ing Grounds unlimited. Sea Air, Surf Bathing,
Health and VigoE sft3
THE FINEST SURF BATHING IN THE
WORLD,
As thousands of our citizens can testify. s.
TERMs-Per Month $45; Week $l2; Day %. Libe-
raj terms to families and excursion parties Route by
Morgans Railroad to Bayou Des Allemands. thence
through in daylight to Hotel by steamer Cards and
circulars descriptive of this delightful Sea shore
Watering Place at office Of C. A. Whitney & Co.
b. MARGOT, Proprietor.
SAM'L D. DIXON Clerk. jel6 2D
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Once Of tho New Orleans city Railroad
Company, No 1874 Canal street, New OIleans, June
10, 1575-At meeting OF the Board of Directors
held on the 9th inst, dividend of THREE Dol
Stockholders and after July LIST. The transfer
books will be closed from June 2lst to the a0th, in
elusive. c. G. LEWIS,
ie2O lot Secretary.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-06-30
BY II. M. f. B. j. Montgomery.
ID NJ. l. B. J. MONTGOMERY,
GENERAL AUCTIoNEERs AND DEALERS IN
NEW FURNITURE.
nM.> a ru,orv HALL 81 Camn afroAt.

Trlweekly sales Of every description Of household
ETC., ON Tuesdays thursdays and Saturdays st auc-
ton room, No. 80 Camp street. commencing 1t II
O'Clock.
Semi.weekly sales Of horses mules, buggics car.
riages etc. etc. at sales stables No. 10 Baronne,
near Gravier street. on Wednesdays and Saturdays,
commencing at II o'clock A. M.
Out door sales Of every description promptly 1t
tended to- 5H1L5
Special attention paid to the sales Of Real Estate
and Stocks.
Always on hand the largest stock Of now furniture
Of every variety to be found in the city 1t thar show
rooms Armory Hall, 81 Camp street sse.sy
Being the largest and Oldest establishment Of the
kind in the South, they solicit portion of the public
patronage both in their line - auctionesrs and deal
ers In furniture ia1 ~
New-York tribune., 1875-11-06
FORFEITED RpCOGyIZAyCEs.

In the cases of The People against Laurence
Cary and silas w. Masters, and The People against
Thomas Conaeer tho General Term Of the Court OF Com
mon Pleas-Judge J. f. Daily giving the oPinions-isys
down strict rules forfeited rreognzancce In cIi
ina proceedings In the fret the prisoner was sur
rendered three months after the recoenzance was io-
fetcd and few days later nolle proseGu was entered
I'm his case The Court says that 10 release the boudsman
81" should be coneusvely shown that the failure IN try
the prisoner was caused 10y the abence Of witnesses
or y reason of any circumstances raccabe to the lapse
OF time between the forfeiture OF the recognzance ana
The surrender of ths prisoner. ltnequehtB
happens that bv forietirg his bail and fang t0 appear
Tor trial when first called and 10y suffering long Tine to
eapse before TIE prisoner is surrendered, he iaer Ss
some by disappearance OF witnesses, unNi
iLees of the osecutor TO appear, con.Tomise, etc.
.l1u ,ustice j. deiTauded."
In e second the Court holds that verbal stipula
the strictAttUrney or bis aii
hudsm the time OF trial ~ prisoner viii not be
received the bOnd~man. Tue stipuldton
as I'm civil c.-cs must bc in writing be acknowledged
by the DstTctAuOrney III open court OF IL Will De o-
REGARDED.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-06
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 5-The following Is 3 snm-
Rng ne eufs t M hs uS sss he important banking
20 6o The Farmer and MeehsSs Ma0Sn S,ates BaSs
By s Of the eos'rnctton 10 b. p1t M upon me
Of as'ry IRe sn.aeon ss that gave rise the
asooun,ng Of s2 20 note BY The bang aToye s e rr p
e Sss%ss 49, T. 4, ., IS IS Inn. n. ss 81
due the maker would pay It He charged The aas with
nr, s;"s The s q" s % i1G VA: t
usay and a under he state laws tho debt Was forfeited 81 I'd
note Tie saTre Court United states ~ passing me
caa.es Of The Barking act 6esrng upon the subject
1ec axng the rats Of inteTss. to & DC charged m s,si On
laws do dI tie legal rat 1t deel,rs.: And Md
days for wien the note bill or other evidence has
hs rS9 r re oi interest San Aforesaid sSa Se
ioTS Te Of e Ss sst SHs eas a, H. s or which Rs
been agreei to be pad thereon agd IA cas greater & r1 C
or % ec of nt ~ s te sgnt of intersf thus pa"
aGon &c d o. o' on me mar, o 6s man uho me money On
tue tho words rate Of lLsrrst 81 al 5han Al9
the iaw lea,es the consequences Of Tsar 70 be goyrIn.i
rnS BY the as :" S S n ss Sasre e e Ssy SS
these yieTs be maintained In The 11 piiee ae n. IT.
taken 3, have t st % the 70 Spop psnd shd otSsr Say
IL Smother n part part Of he Uao In place wSn:
above quod 10 not apply exclusively to tho nsSI pre%s@s @ %
act and bns they 10 no, ieays the conse
fuy e. aud iiy Ser s the gest point 6ank
BRO l!o eIts2Ss 5 s @ ycsus cohoi over s
No any. Against the natioua viii IN regard la te
mat ItOns OF naAonsl ctea-
iio, "Ihc states have Iowe by t1aon or oti'fs w. "
rrtari, imDrde burden or IN any lla.ln'r ''huu"
whatever ia by the Laws of te U = at's Tie
s.eHl % .i & Ss % Is o oe an ,s to SOW S ans NJ ron
yanous laws fOricifr Oi IA crest OF La recovery oi
IT, When interest has been actually fai l. me
present penalty for IL was formerly to1e ufs o t
,iru bIt l. Ana n thr ease tha p.ia'ty N"ho
nu uy Ue.isoEs 10 suhsIa-l harmony With Jis view
by onatts oi te III heatr -,
in NaSsacAr-sts Peunsj wanna Ohio, aud lad ana ih
pa IN present euLte to cover the prneiAl
IL
No. 3l-H n. Farven, plaintiff in err,r; sgt Jan g. w
ct al. No. 81 g. ". Long and J9ln - Wd.-on
W. OUnyerss ct al The SrSu
in.ut m hese cases continued Vy @t. B T. b"er" "i
eou tor the plais Ia error, and by j. j. otor1" al mi
R counsel tr the deeniant III tt"i, AMI ch
cutlrd ny isutlrr iur the flnnls III rrrlr. m ,.,
So AZ, \. M H. ScIidrr Ia errT, art. The ULi0n
National BanK OF Ihca,ofae Argument or tLs cas-" "a,
commenced Uy Joan IL TlOAL@J ~ connsrI III 1ic
Luu.iI IN srrJ. TIE % al O1-n n untn Monday
New-York tribune., 1875-11-06
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE

PORT IF HEW-yORk .................-..SOv. g.
steamship CITY of Berlin Brh Kennedy Liverpool j. O.
steamship Adralc Ir. Perry, Liverpool via Queenstown.
s,,s-hp BOLIVIA r Small Gasrow henderson iiros.
steamship frin tBr An.rews. Liverpool VIA oa"en-to~n
steamship Gamma 8rl Writer. Hamilton. Berrpuda A.
sf.smsI1ip A G. stimer- Warren Phia iePha Jas Hand
sfeaI-i,ip a. H .tDlt. Por. Philadelphia Jss- liant
Steamship Irpet Hall, VI mington, Del, A. Aoi1i -
Ship AtnospAcre '"eA-h"' '''
shn Livingstone IrL Crosby. Liverpool SNOW Burgess.
Iark $50 y Grunde, ipni"nderrl G. iOhiis " ~
Bars Rna.elt .ail Do simjn- LcgIorD, runeh. bdye
Bsrs Emilia Clamp, utaLl Caaerl Csriir A. p. ASrvsa
BARK Iillian Boynton Dun -irk, fr, Brrtt -un 6 q"
Bark Paoina fta Ferisn, CoTs or Falmouth for orders
big fr"ntir Blais,en Portland Ne, Burgess Stevens
brig fiavsus Meyer, Havana, ,. r. Mari ~ 90
Rrs Tnis Miller 1ente, Hoh.l wm, JrI q Ca
Bns W u. Aaaf.V-, MIA N, Cape Hayu, IL Murray,1r.
.chr. John j. Wright, eeuL Cnsrer'on, Be1urY GLIDER
senI Lnlisrant, MseCinskey, Ne~ Haven, Cartwright
ssar YraDoes ,BrL Carter Ponce, y. H. P. L. NcSiu-
schr wm- X. Hmshton. Heasmsn, 81. Johns r. r.. h. j.
.shr Ellen " storer Wade, Pensacola Par-on- & Loud
seir Goken rag c, Kelly, j., ha~t'u Iha1 iie.
schr saIe Bsrton. hurley samfJr. STANFORD Manafac
sehr = r. ooivfn Williams. stamford. STANFORD nrnufse-
tuginE Co. 49,, ., ~,
AWi,lvED.
steanshiy Br Thonas Lnnfon Oct IL with n'dse
and pa--. ~ y W. =. Hurst
steaship Cleopatra Bulley savannah Nov. with mdse
and JAS MORAY, Ferris
Inlse and pas. to wm p. tfydc a Co
New-York tribune., 1875-11-06

Judgmen, dnfenda opinion Harrison agt Webb OF Al
FinliDga and ia slgncd-
superior Court-Speriai Trm--Bv Judge Sper.-
Carl KBappThe plaintiff IL entitled TO ndgmei on
the frivolous Miller, &C., at Ha-saSe s'ea'
Common Pens-Geaerai 7sm-Bv Judge y. r.
Daly-NOrwond ct al Barcaon Motion for ltave "
appeal urt Of AppePls denied: Tue People. &C. ag
denied. bat be renewed
piso tired and additional proofs Ine r,o
pie &C. ag Gary and ano.-Appication denied; may ~ r
newed additional proofs. The People, &C. ag Dou and
ano-Appcaon denied rsoner must be med before motion
ned People ag Coroln 40 How r. H. VI
The People, &c AIT Tinkhar and ara Agplicaon den 81
with leave People Cary at tis Term 1hs
People &c, agt AreaSa and ano.eaIne derision Aesei
hanier agt ohrt.-J gment affirmed.
Special Tsrps-By Judge Locw.-0sborn agt Osb0rn-De
Of divorce granted the plaintiff faven af
Order Of arrest should be ted see IN nandunL tots
alEo vscate orier OF arrest granted
memorandum Jsttey Fettrech-Fndings OF Tact
and conclusions of Law settled.
by Judge Iarremore- rschhed aet Wsnner-Detsnt f
down Nov. IL. Batter aR Cum
mngs-M..tion granted. u 1oDOrirr " puh
hcatio kubach agt kubaehOrler Tor ainony and eoun
relle
New-York tribune., 1875-11-06
DECIsIOSs-Nov. 5.

Supreme Court ChInbers-Bv Judge Donohne -
Maft.r al the Mission alton mater of mo
Airi.a Episcopal Church Nish 20 counsel
Nan .asanbargh at C,nklinD,nird datr OF Iapps .
mater n IrrtI matter Manual Lilo sslfai." 30
cisty LYME Gilman Odorle@s ApAiathr % ast coat
(,usisa k1ii.hon master OF Ehntr, Nnackribu.n
at My,r- matter " Lloyd-Oriut-i tnfdrr agi Bftof
k.ng i kirtL,Dd Tho Jssssoo snd We-~ln Mana,
nauaai . sgL Mar \. GrcrItp II ~ rriuI 9"
nrnet nd decree " di gane u ii- alnnE Iues
All PreseOtt- necessity for Oner IA this a,tr
NaIteI ui ~ b,0Wssi-Mo;idn granted hsin agI C1Ien-
Motlou dsrsiesi meinoraniInL
nv in 70 Ia stein Agt. Lambctt)rder OF May
oa1 !. md tie ofdcr aioiii nav .
I.aI in thr rnause also bs although an "a ptrts
origr ~xfcnds dsfcndens time more thah twenty aY
of arrest ysDst- the Eround
tai liz original Of arrest hal spent t ffce ana At
fl,e altrr, on iu the day improper grAed
ssrat Isrta- By Judge Van Nor-Lraflc ast JOHNSON
New-York tribune., 1875-11-06

Steamship Hatteras Maet Norfolk. with cotss 70 o'd
Ship Albania sof John. N. b. ssly Calcutta June ID
schr Aseea Laura Jorgensep. BarscoA II days. With
fruit. ..,
p.ug. MI.
scr Alexandra tot aachias Fsaiknsham. Sand River
". T., is lays. with pinL' ,o.
Schr. Thos j. Lancaster, Hunter, Baddeck, T. b ioeeS
with plaster
scHoOyRRs-RIyER AND cOIsTwfsR
Harvest BrsO. Harmo1a, BristO.
J. = RaylA East Greenwich. Wave Haven.
SparkeL New Haven. III. Wilson New.ltaven:.
ID. Kahn, Portland. Ct. A. @. Pease. Porfand Cr
r. Faconer, frOgtdence. n. herhernou, fto.lnsnOA
Wert Wind, Providence, Rachel Zane, PfoSHehoe.
G. W Bentley, Providence W. ID. CarYli, rrouoSbec'
J. stockhan, Provfdonce Jos. Eaton, Boston.
FOREIGN PORTS
QUEENSTOWN Nov. 5.-1be White star Lane strafnsihP
Drtanuic sailed for NcwYOk az 10 oclJck this A. u
DISASTERS
pun .Drr pur. Nov 5The barx Aba 80 from Ivi9
tnt bic this port reports succes SION gAs
sept 7, during whica lost rSL o shu spn
sIs q Julwarks Oct j. lJt 81 80 lonG ~
tsl brig Jnra Ut 81 Jors " r. lIv NV
cave F. for with copper aud lead or' iu enk
ing coni ton her the tain AMI rev An bfue
item t this port brig disinastef lost all ss ann
was leaking having cred several seve:e es previous
ng abandoned The we're saved Win eny aIeN
ciOtbes. -.
WAsrxGrON Nov Sat 1918 m tho Signal Service oD
Al reported
o. North Bar Wind N W. and ircsh los tie
lFor Latest snap Seirs S>Deuh Pd1ei
New-York tribune., 1875-11-06
CRIMINAL, NOTES.

Georae w. Mott charged with passing counterfeit
IN cent currency discharged yesterday by Commissioner
hhields.
AT the Toinbs Police Court yesterday Mary Waa-
ws e aimed ST. 90 bail FOR keeping isoriefy hou 10
aud ioaI inmat,s sent 10 te WorA house
foGr hs each.
Al fie Essex Market Police Court, yesterlav, Ed-
xsrd euly of No 365 Rowery, Patrick reilly 0f No lgI
Aver. B Edwar1 Ia of No OI Avenue were h"In
Ia !, %, all each for violating the Excise law
AT the Harlem Police Court Yesterday, before
rusf'ce Wandell John Gl fman, Michael kcnny ana
Jarrett were hsrscd with havng assault William hu yer
vii int Mt q d, hi. Kenny held "a answer ID f1Jo
- aid e Others nDed Slo each Tor dis M, f eondn,
Jnln ~ianley III East On. hundred and t~ehty
uintst TtIr. HobnsOB of No 7i West OnehrnaIr AID
se s. Thomas II lard Of Third abd One
and Joanua O'rieh 4 One hundred
and 4. ST. second ave. Ewar1 hlfmeTsn dt
~ ave near One HUNDRED and twenty Lifti st John
Nolan of No 23iz so-ouda AMI Julins Martin n 30
268 second ave. we're hi IA 800 each oI So~0ns Oh h'
Exei.e
New-York tribune., 1875-11-06
aurtiou Sales Of Real Gstaie.

JtHs. VS sgTssSs; syE.sssoS. r' ',r, AnctiOneers
CUPREME COURT-SALE IN PARTITION.
- -Clyin May a1d Mary W. Wsy, plaintiffs against Anna
Lon 4Je yeasoi and Others, defend nts
War,i, Jones ~ Whitehead. plaintiffs attorneys.
IRE JoHH'sON' JE, aud V. X. STEVENSON u, sfn
a,con without in tho veSttbule gt Inc ngs
Connty hoiss in The ffy Of Brokyn st ~ O'CLOCK, Oh
TUESDAY Nov. 3, 1876,
10 VAfaCA BI r. LCTS,
Union. PrFpien., iiegaS, CARROLL ad CrovnH
Franklin &vc all Prospect Park and Wsst
ngtsn-avs. Alsa. - -. - . -.
$50 DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS,
situated IN the town Of Nev uvchi,
SJtb aad s5th st-- 81 a-id 5th syes
FourTf and rith-.t 10Th Opeu AMI gTatel
Property rsoid and near Fort HauJl,0n- $780,
400 VALUABLE BUILD NG LOIS
stnated !. tho town Of Newt tFecht,
an Benson IJff ana iOtiia aNG
Eighty sixth-st- a gyaGe Pro- eFfy ioss nao ha
nile frum the Bronkp an: CJney iAsDd stca c2s AIN
Dyksf Basin.
As tie woe vzluabe property will be sold for easb
ryary, the time aud place Aforesaid Ia plots u
prrrlaser~ worthy the atteti of eap;'as
sDeerlators AMI Al pegsO seeking desirable nye-i n.lt-
For maps and further parton spry b. aessTs MAD
JONES " WiIITEHEAD, Plaintiffs A5onsvs ol y AlNs
v. K. STEVEN So II Plnc 1t h LOUIS lDMf e1
Referee 81 WIh:m 81, a1o JERE JOHNSON, ~ I'll Pafs
rJW.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-06
THE CouRT OF AJAB,MA CLAIMS.

w ,snuNGToS, Nov. 5.-In the Conrt OF Commis-
sones OF the Claims day the following Judgments
were rendered ,... .o,.c
Casa 4g2 Ezabeth Potter, admnistratrtN He, s07oO
No 42-EhzabeL W. Lewis, e1erut1x, sS23 bbi No 10
In the matter ship I. b. Wal ST. Is " Ma.a SiU2o %
10 NafLanid H. Emnons, sJG79 o.. 10 Geo. W. Wales,
g. 2i7 80 No. 426-r Il. Wals Coy petition Dismissed
IA l33 10 Edgar Lincoln s2,7l9 q No. 6Oy-samil
Stevens et al ~ 255 - No yi5JOhn Smith Faflop ma H.
Wooiior, s36l 81. No 4I-Joln H. Cavary Sell @ o. :
Ma 43B-Isaac el al, S2li 30; No. l,lO1W
d. MGnday al 50-with interest IN all cases from dale oi
kss 80 . a.. ,.u..s..
M a 1alen Tar resumed Case 437, and the folowng
being ready trial. submitted on the testimony and Of
sre,nsnt - counsc: No 437-pcter Pieemb NO 80
~SfboT Ross No 593-Neh.rDah i. Mann It al 80 SG6-
Geo Co-swci. No l. SG-thas T.. Colby No 1lS7-lian'
nan G. DnnDar ndminstFs nix No i,lSe-Jas T. hciAllan
Nu b-(,rcs ssIn, aTuiu-t sirX No ], l!O-lrtn %
Mnr1ett, executor: No. ll9l-HaVey Boulder snd NO.
llg2-tiaftnrT 1 Colby
until Monday.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-06
THE rnrRp AVENUE SAVINGS BANK.

On the application of the counsel for VIM.
T. Carraan the Receiver Of The Third Avenue savpss
Bank, Judge westbrook yesterday modified The order
,de by him on the petition Of depQsitofs IA that bnk,
,,,,,,, the r.r,ver from acting untfl ,le motion
remove him aud appoint receiver more IN s!hpsihy
with tho DE- usitors be decdd, by allow nS The pres ny
receiver 10 accent interest coming due and To dei"sit
iu A trust company The argument of the inOthi was
tin was as,uted 10 6y the depOstors counsel, bat the
srsond made grr M that the depo-it"is ahih'
xits were s youIninOus require oAtri'ir4 answer,
was earnestly resisted by Nr. Fitch Of counsel Tor TIE
d,positorr on the ground that the majority ~ Them
n, edrd the turn of their ANAL as soon a. pos
sibl and DELAY 10 nearly a bad ~ actual loss