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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-13
SUPREME CoURT-CHAMnkns.

Before lfr Justice CardOsO-Ihe Borne rs
tnts-Ri,saJet r. Bo,sne agt HermaHs b. Duryea Ct a.
The argument OF the motion in tins case Tor The cohh
vance ~ the Receiver concluded yesterday For the
plaintiff argued that the agreement Tor DIVISION
Nv plaintiff and DuTyca was made while the latter con
tnned possession trustee Of her estate, and
therefore prma face fraudulent ana void ana that
they had exaoted. amounting TO over $4,000
confirmed this prma faCle view that the DIVISION was
really UNEQUAL. and that 10 Important that all lDt
vouchers and should DO taken from the hands
trustees who had acted On the other hand was
argued the charges made were unOuDded ana fuy
denied; that Receiver was never appointed OF real
estate except when the pUssessOs not OF the pecu
mary ability good the rents and income III case
o defeat that in OF defeat the defendants
pecuniary ability TO make good that and the personal
property claimed OF them ample, and that no case
was presented for Receiver similar motion was SUD
mtted the same arguments with regard 10 the
SOO $50 left by Samuel Bovine 10 tine plalnuH
motion was made 10 punish for contempt the Irus-
tees FOR not delivering the property 10 The receiver III
reply was urged that they had not intended 10 refuse
obedience but being in doubt as TO the meaning OF part
Of order they had after fun explanation TO the re
seyer with his assent reserved the vouchers ana some
other matters till the Court should more clearly dehne
what the matters required 10 be delivered were.
The Court reserved decision all the motions MI
Hayes for plaintiff Mr.. Evarts and MT Mash IOf Inc
Trustees Mr.. T. C. 5. Buckley for Mrs. Duryea
Before Justice BdTbOur.-Ihe Panel came.
In re- Francis ". ozark and jennie Hddt0i-I The Two
girls were arrested for rObbng man IN CrOsDy-st OF
1900 By the panel game After their arrest the loser de-
clmed 10 expose himself by making complaint The girls
were by committing Magistrate TIL the present
application by habeas corpus for their release JuuSe
barbour gave the prosecution an hour 10 produce a
pOpcr complaint. and the officers falling 10 do u, ms
charged The REALTORS. Dir. Hummel for REALTORS
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SUPREME CoURT-sPEcIAL TERM

R,6ro Tpgyahdm, p. d.. Barnard and Brddy,
J-Efcef n Treason ia COntrdets-hthdH Hu'ye. .
:. nj agt S50u r. EGb,toeisr 81 oi-Ihs was sulI on
ryon1iseorv note made by plaintiffs TO deIeuuahts LOT
,oni had long been resident in Georgia, were engaged
IN srpplyiug goods the State or Georgia curing lne
var and i'm selling Confederate bonds. The hanh%eh-
On, natives of North Carolina got contract III sep
tetihpr 1861 70 furnish 5000 uniforms 10 lle ueoiga
y,ate troops which they finally arranged WIN PahunS
1, perform on Joint account. Inc ROOuS were nIPpV9
from Europe 10 Georgia for the Confederate tOOps anu
with me "CA =" button, and were delivered. Inns
note was given for the defendants share Que pianlhs
for amount paid contract joint account LOT St'e
,i Georgia shortly after the Rebellion broke down the
mint account was unadused, and ultimately the pam
tids came TO New.York 20 reside. -, .
ON the trial the Court dr Justice Baleom rued tlat
the note IN suit given IN transaction between the
parteS by which the parties were giving ana anI com
TORT To The enemies Of the United States during the lie
lop in 1864 and 1885, and for that reason the Courts O
This State Will not enforce the payment OF the nOte ana
''that arrangement had been maze ana carried
ont between the parties which purgcs the original trans
notion of the turptude which induces the Court 10 re-
se 70 enforce the payment OF the nOte ana therefore
DOu-suited the plaintiffs .
me plaintiffs appealed and argue that the agreement
between the defendants and Gov. Brown was laWiul
beng sell and deliver in Nassau certain uniforms anu
mat was the agreement OF neutral to be performed
Ell neutral ground and that there was nothing against
the of nations IN this They also argue that the note
was new promise or agreement made on COhsueia
tlon goods that had only reached Nassau, ana had
been returned 10 the defendants The COnrt adjourned
before the conclusion Of the appellants argument MT
W H. Peokham for plaintiffs, appellants; Nj. 4. N
Wheeler for defendants respondents.
Before Mr.. Justice BarbOHr.-Ihe Ninth Nd
GOal BuREOTcS Ugt JySe, FL dL-Ihis proceeding was
Withdrawn by the counsel for the parties in Court yeser
day, iH view Of the result Of the election.
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"a Bfceekcrst Tho prisoner was identified BY nree
ad,es AZ having brought note the above number on
tho say IN question and he watch missed mmedi-
ately after The boys departure Tho jury found lamp
ben guilty with a recommendation TO mercy. He was
TO an attempt at grand larceny and was sent 70 me
Penitentary for two years. few other unimportant
cases disposed Of and the Court adjourned hnill
this morning.
At the Tombs Police Court Justice Cox COM
mitted James Higgins, George Stoddard, and william
HAZEL, they having stolen quantity or rope Deonglng
10 Henry b. johnson OF No. $40 F1fthave benjamin
JohusOn of No $40 Waterst, committed Tor having
in HIS possession tub Of butter which had been stolen
from the Of William Clarity Of No. 80 Front-st.
At the Essex Market Police Court, before
Justice Ledwith, Hugh Mullen aged II, printer, was
held for trial the charge OF having entered the pcm
SEES OF Michael Mooney at No. 305 mOnroest on the LIST
inst turned off the lights and the confusion escaping
with SO worth OF clothing He pleaded not guilty, and
was locked mp, failing to give 81 200 ball. john Mack
and James Bolger charged by Charles Green con-
ductor the Thlrdave Railroad, with having picked
his pocket on the night OF December n. The
much crowded at the time and the two stood the
rear platform frequently bosng against the conductor
He felt hand in his pocket attempted to seize hold OF IT,
but IL was withdrawn from his grasp and he found d
reey that 81 s. all that had been secured by the
thief. When he accused Mack and Bolger they both
jumped of the car, and up Beeckerst Lastuesday
night the pckpockets arrested by Officers Dunlop
and Wilson, OF the Seventeenth Precinct Boger only
re- and Mack IL years Of age In default Of 81 900 bail
each, they were committed for trial.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TERN.

Before Daly, T. D., Loe,V and Van BrpHi, JJ.
The Ctrigty Ls.de-Harret +. Christy, AdnN. ast.
James s. LibDy.-Duriug the tendency Of the contest
oyer T. J.. Chrsty WILL which commenced IN 1862 Mi.
Libby was appointed temporary administrator or col
hector OF the estate. In 1861 the plaintiffs claim
established In September she filed her petition with the
Surrogate 10 force an accounting from Mr. LIBBY. lie
1iled his account, whtreupOn the plaintiff discontinued
that proceeding. BY that account II appeared that II
took $3.50 for and defend the estate which IN
an Amounted TO S26993 81 The balance OF $3.50 ga
paid over. The plaintiff then commenced this SUIT Tor an
accounting The defendant resisted the action claiming
that no had accounted IN the proper statutory way
Judge Barrett before whom the was tried, decided
lie had not and directed accounting, and this
appeal was taken. The appellant claimed that tho
accounting before Surrogate Tucker being In proceed
ing instituted by The plaintiff, binding on her and
was conclusive. and that hCr withdrawal from the pro
ceedug Of no consequence on general ana on teenn
cal grounds. That the Dalauce due her by that
accounting had been paid over the suit was AT an end
The respondents claimed that there were reasons which
morally justified them m Withdrawing the matter from
Surrogate TGceTs Jurisdiction and that ~ point OF law
the withdrawal was complete, and the accounting an &c
par proceeding that fhere chad never been therefore,
any judgment the matter aud she was entitled 10 Gil
accounting m TINS proceeding
Court though strongly leaning to tho respondents
We've rcser ed decision Mr. c. T. Smith fOT plaintiff
respondent; Mr. Amos O. Hun for defendant appellant
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MACHINE SHOP ITEMS.


The Albany-st. Iron Works, Messrs. Handren
Ripley proprietors. have 90 men steadily employed
engaged in repairing the engines of the steamer
santee and lifting her out This vessel has lately changed
ownership and Is the property of a weknown law.
yer of this city It rumored that she IS going abroad
on some service not yet to be made public These works
are putting a wheel the steamship Gen. sherman,
and repairing the machinery of the steamers Gen Meade
Crescent CITY, and Rebecca Clyde considerable force
Of the establishment are also employed in the consfuc
ton OF number Of Riders automatic expansion engines
the novel feature Of which is the construction OF me
valves and their operation and arrangement IN relation
20 governor. These works claim 80 per cent more
work during the past year than they had IN 1865 ana
everything around the establishment betokens busy
times. 81,
proprietors. have IS men at worka small number In
comparison 10 employed during busy seasons The
new shops are quite extensive and are well adapted 10
do large business At present they are engaged IN
binding the engines Tor new passenger steamer 10
ply upon Cayuga Lake She will have 34-ineh GylndeI
and s-foOt stroke, and owned by Capt j. ID. WILCOX or
Ithaca N Y she viii be ready for the opening OF the
spring trade They are binding new boilers TOT Jne
steamer Josephine and tug Lewis. The steamer Adeph
OF ID. u. 4 T. Smiths line is having "A new ana larger
cylinder made here, and she will begin the spring trade
steamer state OF NcwNOrk is being thoroughly over
hauled ANA the steamship sIagossa has just clt LlcT
hands. .,
The vessels hand are the steamer winchester on the
dock at the Of CliutOns which has received 81
inch cylinder, with 33inch srokc-ln fact a complete
new OUTFIT OF maChiuery-With flush bulWarks, giving
her additional storage Capaclty and the new Mallory
lighter for Galveston, which has an engine 81 Dy ~
inches Work progressing with the machinery Tor the
stevens bumbproo battery, and the steamer Tor
Alexandre's Mexican line which has 561nch cylinder,
and 54nch stroke OF piston Forty OF Riders stationary
engines process OF construction ana large lot OF
mining machinery for the Lake Champaln Iron mines.
In addition this works have several gangs occu-
pied in minor repairs TO various ocean lines.
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.,,nDrN,r CouRT-GrNzRAL TEkN.

P.6,y, InQraham, p. D., Barnard and BrGdy
- Ebea " Hosford agt Henry u fIee s c.d the
- a. court below showed that the defendant vi Gvo ~
,iG 70 take stock in the Columbia Metal w9r ~
promising to guarantee him back hs money PaiDtiT
Ii,afinn OF 10 months he not satlshod
Ddneed by these representations and proinsgs, The
scrlbed $4,000 Mr.. Freeman, putting ON Az In il
rnarantee al the time sent 1t by mail next oay; IL
S says You having subscribed 70 s2o9oo C olubis
Metal Works hereby agree TO hSid ytnenP IN the
40 Won for favorable returns 10 this lnVestheh. 90
folowins way !" and then follows an agreee .ast
rcev mo money az the end Of IL months win me- o.
~ nSord s dissatisfied The Court directed VeraSt Iol
plsntf subject the opinion OF the Sepe aro nTo
r. The annea the defendant argued that inc aro
SOS under the statute Of fraud gave MT Hosoru ~
Ishts that the written agreement was without eonsiu
Grafton The subscription having taken place Deloe I've
writing; that the rule that past consideration ua
mort "A subsequent guarantee only apples where Ino
srtv promising has been benefited by the consideration
and In this case benefit had accrued 10 the
For the plaintiff 1t claimed that the guarantee auu ~.
subscription mere parts OF one sngle - .his
which there was no distinction Of umee, ana eNch II
gere not So the statute did not require tne n.y. az
memOrand nm 10 precede or be cOtemporapeouS WIN ~
consideration. The Court reserved Its deelsioh'
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SUPREME couRT-GEEEeAb TERM.

Ect0re fnH LcHch.-InpOrtant to Buyer, and
Settlers of Real EstnieW s. loss agt Charles Lougrd''
The defendant owned several lots on SeVentlaye.,
which leased various tenants for the term OF 10
year, the erected buildings upon them, which
they did during the first tenantcy; second
lease was given during which the defendant sold the
lots and houses 10 the plaintiff and after the deed maS
delivered some person removed the buildings. The
plaintiff brought suit NtO recover the value OK inc
buildings, claiming That the defendant was not
the owner aDd that he was liable for their removal Gu
the trial counsel for the defendant moved for nonsut
upon TIE ground that the buildings became the property
OF the defendant the expiration Of the rst lease they
not theh Deng removed, ana there obligation on
MIN 10 protect the property after the delivery of the deco
Inc motion Was granted, and judgment entered for the
aeIehd"h me plaintiff appealed The Judgment was af-
nrIned afteI argument Alfred Roe for appellant; A.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
Port OF NEW-Y OEk..


CLEARED.
sesm.hlpNnreo,, Price liverpool; W Lord Hobart New
Orleans Louisa ssyear, New0srn n c. Lee, DAVIS wilmington
Bafssvoysgeur varvc Babis; 81 T. Libby Libby M.tan,,
G. IL Jeukn, Corning London, Bra1l HILBERT Haus cbaes
Bdg-Sad Richardson, Cenfa,go. ALICE Abbott cro.sn Liver
pool ssdler Bar bsdo, Issbs Fulton MatsDtst h
-SgcalaioI HAYES, s. Kits l. S Msrlor. Wines s.gns;
Cy Point Fisher Baltimore vns Small Port Spain; Lord Of TIE
ss Peterson GO9aIss PiHty reacs Havana Gd,rlesye
Paiisdelp6ai A. O. lawson, LoeEsit stanford.
ARRIVED.
Ship View World Champion London Dee and Ias OF wight Sh
SSp TlsedoD Bradley Liverpool Nov. L. md,.
Barl Martin Luther Petersen Borde.uI 30 day. ballast
ss Gs w Cn n,i Bremen . % ADD
Bg Syms h,S.;op Gs's n fa5 s S1s .
BIZ scctlsad Good, Msaul,. u day, @ea''s.
sshr yoashu Hsilfic s.hr Rio Glnas DO Sol days hi
b.yd E.seSst GS,.ra M,.s,,, = asy' F9.%
sc 5 MSulrost, Ls,sei Psiaco. is da,s, lumber
@ Sa,5E s G,:y P S,, T. 4 4 4!... .r q 3D.,
schooSI1 KSaA AND GoAiTr ,,
]. A. BLyn' Baltimore fenu'yl'anii huiAoeiAp0r-
DOMESTIC PORTS.
slvI1SAH Jan B-Arnved steamship Wyoming ron Philadelphia,
A@snel B.t@or, sSy 1os' Bis y SI 4alsrr ,s
Chief ron BsJropl BRIG ann.h Hei from rern9 g.sy Queen
s0 %s ~ @ fd. Island Oliver jameson DsOs
'' sas SIf niSc.co Jss 9Is. .Ag Bin. Jt. from S..iort
Cleared CS. fo Tsgoo With s iais sSs at st sad oA
FOREIGN PORTS.
orgsy,rovS Jau i2Tbe steamship City 81 Washington Iron
S.N.Yorl arrived here 10 ooocf last evening All veil
U,y,yI la, li-Ssed steamship Junis for Philadelphia
Posr SAN TRINIDAD Dec. H. LIN in pon brig JfsGhiof t'n
Posi- r. Jan i-Lth port sehnnie Tbb.s aud 81 Pote,
disebargng
SPOKEN.
Bar, Linda from Cetfsego, Tor S.~Yok Jan. @ lat y, os ~
WHALERs.
San Prseseo from H0Dcua 10 Dec l5 stale that The
tos g had the Sandwich Islands cruises ships
Cornelius Ho~iaBd HOmAn, ~ Daniel Webster Marvin n
California wills BAH, H. TAber PseiArd consoralA
b. Norman, Ioerk Alo TIE James - VoosoP S'
~ IA, Allen S9nls, N D.. Adlr and Crochet
~ lei from isBonin oslsnt and James AHth Dec
pogr~,s Dee H. and oil for hes Btiiord
sasi EDm Ho1onu cruise Ea svi1 OHIO. taIofs htN''
Trident AID Wilhelm.
DIsASTERs.
Kay WEsf F lfhs bug MooglFLt sIeh vas iaLo" Cd
Moqto afnta ~ s pst Ini u Eir, o''t, .Du
}, bsrf .iis
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THE COUNTS.
HouRr OF APPEAIs.

COURT OF APfbhb
q Oa,sf;on of Prastice Settted'-Roemt ags.
Tbe was a motion 70 dfsmise an appear Iv V
,rdgment The action was brought IN the t al
~ this city 10 recover tho value OF cargo Oh ~
ncfense a general denial Motion was maae o. Two
oial Term 10 strike out the answer as sbam abu ed
80 ~h,ch motion was granted ana an oPuer ,or
STRIKING ont the and ordering luSgnsent was
saaIntia An appeal from the order and ludgmsns
tSsn 10 the General Term. who affirmed INC Of
60 arder being entered at General Term m oracr
sha Farmer Judgment. An appeal nom .hS n In
and from the judgment was ne" nsas nv the
az conrt Of Appeals, where q mo nAuo , ~ as
,ospondents TO dismiss the appeal 'his was a
the answer had been stricken GU snneai from
INDICTMENT by default, and az there W. 4 sp'i WAS
inch Judgment the appeal should be iasmnch as
ssntended on the part of the appellants tna' h Jjren
Indignant din virtue Of order was No ,or hoth par-
cf SINGLE Judge after argument by or con-
80 t was not Judgment by deiauit, ont
strnctve though the answer int az the
az sham liz was further conended tnat ma Tyt conld
e1era Term had affirmed the Judgment tns ~ i1dS
not 70 behind the record and tbeT an, v WAITED
,eut as snch had cured a defects any d On an or
Held nv The Court-That Judgment en'oIou ,sas an
ser of me Court striking out an u Az w Good
SoaShIe Motion denied with costs; w' aacs Of conn
Sh 90 oc,nsel for motion Granville T. ha"es VI 0'"'
sel o1DnsQd.
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A correspondent gives the following facts

A correspondent gives the following facts
about onions. most Of them authenticated by several
witnesses When at orleans, in charge OF 100 men,
among whom cholera raging he observed that those
who ate freely Of onions were surely and fatally al
tackled has, however found onions specially potent IN
cases Of poisonous bites his and others having been
cured from snake bites their lie also knows OF man
who in the frenzy Of bydrophoba ate onions yoracOusy
and recovered In cases Of epidemic nc has observed
That onions IN the room with smallpox patients decay
rapidly blisters appearing on them That they retain
and communicate the virus many weeks 3. That they
prevent the smallpox by thus absorbing the virus
That when applied the feet of fever patients they
quickly turn black He nfers from these facts that
onions possess strong medical properties thatthey should
not be eaten during epdemcs and that they are prooa
bly, among the effective abs0rbens OF blood pOsODs
We have, as well as excellent aisIntcctants.
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CRIMINAL.

At the Jefferson Market Police Court, yes-
hrday before Justice STANDBY, Daniel Wornahon was
committed for trial at Court upon the charge of having
oroheh open the premises Of Jaus Livingston No. GS
'aImlbesJ, occupied cigar store on Tuesday night
and stealing over 500 worth OF cigars and tobacco
In the Court of General Sessions, before
Judge Bedford boy named Adopbus LOhInap. con
ricted ~ hieaiihg e0at from VIM. Freeman ~ No 1853
b1FhuaYe W@ sent 10 BackWelps Island for sX months
.-- John huhn plead guilty TO petty larceny. and wac
ttnt " lbc PrnteAtay for four months John Camp.
DOL ~ yearh 0f age VIA charged with stealing q watch
valued ~ about tzS Oh the st VI December. from No
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Gitp Gtal estate for Salt.

4 FOR SALE, four iirst-class brown stone
~ HOUSES nrsory, basement and subeelar Psrkave
near THIRTY anh" Irqure. the premises Of H. COBURN
EITl HOUSES or LOTS.-See descriptive
" Price List Tree upon application mailed on receipt Of stamp
STANLEY DAY. Us Broadway.
EOR SALE-Twenty or more vacant LOTS,
Thirty sixth aud ThryseVeuibsts aud Eleventh aud
TgehhAves eie he given; there pier
'uf that stree; is paved Apply TO
W If. WEBB No LeHs't ora Erchsngs-plsee
EOR SALE-BOULENARD LOTS on Elev-
epbsve most aInlabr located ior Institution. Grou1d I'll
realy for bnlldiGg Inquire Of HOMER MORGAN
n Gn, Pine ST.
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Z. 8. CIRCUIT COrRT

Notice 10 the Bar.-Judge Woodruff will take
mp the calendar Of admiralty appeals on the first day
February, and y VIII then have precedence He will
also then hear there be time all other cases and
tes except the trial OF civil and criminal cases by Jury
new calendar Of appeals and admiralty will he made
np, for which notes VI issue be flied BY tie 27h of
January.
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1Icposals.
BuAglr up ORDNANCE, NAyr DVPARrsBSr,
WARRINGTON CRY. January 4, 1870.
4 - nITDrII ACE Sc pIEI IL /

BuARlr ORDNANCE, ELyr DEPARTMENT
wA.HNGToS CRY. January T. 1870
PROPOSALS for PURCHASE of RlFLED
CANNON IcSeAed proposals for the purchase Of oPoanhes
and 20 poupd PARgorr RlFLBS With Cnages implements and
Poactes now 10 the NaIyYAds At Portsmouth n
Boston New.Yori Philadelphia Washington AUD SoIo1 VIII DC
rs,.ive AT th, until f O'Clock JANuAkl IL S
the about $50 uus S4 Carriages apa o
Poete Sea.tues detail Of the articles al eAc lard VIII De a
nishsd on application to thi. Busau ,,,. 49,,
Biddsrs viii state the aumFr Of guu earIAte lnbem. ~
r,,.l.. h,y desire purchase each ard separately speg
lie osbsr guu ai Of carriage whether boadas OF p" A"' u"
liad Of projsctts . - ...,.. N,x, y,rJs an
must he By the purchaser purchasers silhR yen dIs
A., ,ptance Of bis bid But deliveries WI be mSne any
,tc NATL parties purchasing shall have deposed N 'ls Pay
master the fall amount Of the purchase money ID sae
a, - Ri3Js,s ,il
Offer accortRgY No oueI lVf oe'e sS'''N 80
wood will be considered .t,..lt.L (, ma,
the right to reject anI or all eds "h'A NAY
80 I.dsr 10 tb, interest Of the Government 10 accept
,rt oposss snosI &C. A. LUDLOW CASE,
OF IShsu NaHH0" -" Chief Of Bnrssu
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6mpsruiisn ssans.

CopsIssioExRs oT BHIoNArIoS ~ rHr srArEori
NEwYoKK Nsw.iORx, Jan. J, ls'o
NOTICE TO ARCHlTECTS.-The under
nsnsi COMMITTEES Board for ihe erection Of an Aya on
W.rs Island 81 Insane persons Nh reeve pans
be presented before the lh OF
normo The paas designed 70 accommodate 20
pn.nsJ hy an s,tms Of the budng All ntornansn
,ss.r.se, 20 The Asylum rs location. &C. may Do oeuos wy
san,nt.nIsu, Wards Island The tine Of pseuns 81 h
FOR TIE Of plans presented VII b
nom ths superintendent e the Coansso9ers Of
nrsa lie ,q OF 81 will he paid for the plans Witch say bs
adopted Committee rssr'iug the tight however " ANU
all plans presented =. :, ,,nn, ,xcr p...,,.,, !
CYRUS H. LOUTRBL,
PHILIP BISSlNGBR c--,,..
RICHARD OGORhAN NoNh"'
ISAAC T.. SMITH,
FREDERICK KAPP
p MoELROi
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FOR ST. THOMAS and BRAZIL. -


UNITED STATES and BRAZIL MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
Regular hsl Steamers railing 11d Of months
EKRRINICK. Capt WInR. J,nnsry ~
SOUTH AMERICA. Capt l. TnKlspIuas. February n
NORTH AhIRICA. Capt q. sLooux, MsrehH
81 Toema
Para Psambaco Bahia and Rio returning
sAssgsmsou Of kesbt or passage, apply to
WIN. GARRISON. Agent, ia. s Bowling rssn. View York
EROM CHARLESTON TO FLORIDA, via
II BAYAEHAH-TRtWEEkLf LINZ
TIE fOlorng will leave CHARLEsTON for FLORIDA via
SAVANNAH, a
ships sBd N. North Eastern railroad rAfn
PILOT BOY, finland RousJ every SUNDAY MORNING, Of
o'clock,
DICTATOR. every TUESDAY EVENING. ats o'eIooh
CITY POINT every FRIDAY EVENING At oeloch.
TsoBgh nisis he had Of all Charleston SavspLsh Steamship
Inc Agencies iB EeS.lcTl
J. d. AIKEN l. Co.
Agents q; Charleston.
l. J. GUILhARTIN 4 Co,
Agents at Savannah
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Nrws PACKAGES FOR THE PRESS.

Csrtau anu puer this reqae''ed 10
the He8iOrk Associated Press only 10
persons exhibiting written authority Of W SiMontor General
AGENT News packages the Journal ConHcrs, 1tn' TRIBUNE
H0rid Sun EJts, fleming Poa Commerce.! Atn''s' Staa
ZsiBg UAOkr1s should also he delivered ONLY 70
tie prfsoua
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MINIATURE ALMANAC,

sun rse,..,,5:23 Sun f55 Moon sets..' D. =
SANDY HooE.. 1885 Isab.... 4f1 Hell Gate 63
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