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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-11-27
CARRIAGES
BUGGIES!

VOU can helect from tho largoat stock in
Il the state by calling at the Repository,
corner OF Washington and Sumter streets.
near Post Office. 30 suro to call and oxa
mine. JOHN AGNEW prn,,r;"tor
nl. - :. CALN AN, agent. Nov
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-11-27
Sale of Valuable Real Estate.

I WILL sell on Salc-duy in December next.
Il &C Groenvilo Court House, the FARM
known rs tho BROOKS FARM. lying partly
within tho corporate limits of the city or
Greonville, on the Augusta road. It cont aims
about l6O acres-part OF it in Il high state Of
cultivation, we'll ada pted to grain aud cotton;
1no Orchard of Peach Trees
The House il largo two-story one, with
ten rooms. with fro places; large Stables aud
Barns, with double brick Kitchen, and ;hrco
double framed cabins.
1t is one OF the most desirable places Of
fered tor sale in this County.
IEnMs-One-half cash; the balance on a
credit OF twelve months, with interest at ten
per cent. Purchaser TO give bond and mort
gage to secure the purchase money.
7. G. COVER, Agent.
GREENvILIE, 8. O., November %, 1872. "a
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-11-27
Pacific Guano Companys
icAIIrAI. 81 .OO0,CoC.)
SOLUBLE ? ACIFIG 4 GUAN0.


fTNlllS GUANO is nav 80 wrll known in all
L tho southern States tor it's remal bio
ciects ~ an agency fo. incrca.ing tho pro.
duets OF labor, as not To require sprciai re-
commenda,;on from usi. It's uso for soycn
years past has established it's character for
reliable excellence The large fixed capital
Invested by the company in this trade affords
tho snrest guarantee Of the continued excel
lenco OF this GuaEO
The supplies pu: INTO market this season
arc, az heretofore, prepared under the per
sonal lsnpcrintrndcncc OF DIR. st. Julian Rave.
mol. Chemist of the Company. at Charleston.
4. O.; hence planters may rest assured that
lts quality and composition arc precisely the
same as TINT hcrctuiors sold
j. n. ROBSON,
Selling Agent, Charlaston. 8. @,
JOHN $. REESE & CO.,
49, General Agents. Baltimore.
TERMS -siS cash; s53 time, without into.
rest.
10 accommodate planters they can order
now and have until the fret Of April to dc.
eide as to whether they will take ut time or
cash price, When delivered from the factory
By the car load, no draJ age will be charged.
NOV ~ :}mO
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1872-09-29

Sid nar 0urd fdnelIes gufiieten Dor ei@
nera Attentate retten fannif, tpeIhes barin
SslteDt, oaB elm reid nit Gett .eetrdnfter
MaflIln S,e eans langian nno 3n tpieberbDIten
uealen 6urdb Seinen 6hnltrrbnrt ae5ogen
glro. Sh tpeiB ferner, bnb gu Oft. penrr
Ol ,dpon Dor benz Spiesel ifehft, bic Gnt-
oeeding naGf, baB aile Define 2eiben
trnftlos iuaren, baB 9u trob 0einer bin.
pen grgebuna il. ben Millen bes BARRIERS
Sot oieient i3left borbirt ,pprben bift.
Aber th tuiu BEN 2eier fein aor An hiiSte.
rec Bib bieten, in min mid Iieber benz
WortDurfe oiisieBen, niGt erinbIita su 5ein.
als oent, bob th grauiam bin, nnb i'd IofTe
oesbalb ben 0orbane Dor einem Bible
fallen, BON bent id geitebei muB, boB es
nur balb poleroet 1T. NJ. e.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1872-09-29
Qiter.ariidles.

Weit HdnHem eri1eint i'm Berlas BON
Bnhhdnoler Sdneiber gu Wannbeim Der
erite 8ano elmer Sammlnmg BON 14O0
9eoidten, Die ben Sitel: rDie Griesss
poeiie Der Sabre 1870-1S71, georbnet 3u
elmer poetiidben @eihihte", fiibrt. S9r-
onseeber iino grnit Seniine, Serb. Uteb-
ger, Gr. Wiinh uno Dr. Shneiber in
Borms. Ser Sitel beiaet ferner, ba6
6as g8ert gum 8eiten Der Raiiers Wil-
belm. Stiftune fiir beutI9e Snnaliben iit.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1872-09-29

Ser Verluit Deutidlanos an OIf3ieren
uno Soloaten i'm lebten 9ries betrus 1882
078 Mann. Hs.,a
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1872-09-29

Cine ein3ige Somatenpflonae In galifor.
mia true 1900 Yfunb Sonlaten.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1872-09-29

eSn Berlin fommen auf Der 8oit 24O6
tdeIiGe ameritaniIdbe 3eitunseu an.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1872-09-29

!. Sn ben 0iamant. Re9ienen Gabafrifas
tnoet man Siamanteu Bis in ben Rr6pIen
Der Siibner. HtG f la'}q ''15
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1872-09-29

Sie llniperiaIiifen.R .Rirde In ben %. st.
tablt 6 oroinirte Brebieerinnen. 1 M
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1872-09-29

8eorge Sono bat oas Werlagsreht i6s
rsr gBerte fir 100000 6rdnfen (ettpe
$1O0, ,000 nertauft. 0os~ 30 lliI-
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1872-09-29
aIanniafaGtiaes.

Dr. Yetermann bdIt iebt GtanIets
Hriefe BON 2iDineitone fir EDIT. 3i
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1872-09-29

4 Gin 6paspoea meinte, es pdre beifer.
man Diibte nidlt 10 biel, als baB man 70
piele Dinge weiB, Die ,idbt 10 iino. .laf
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1872-09-29

Sie Raiierin Gliiabetb BON Dfterrei9
leioet unrettbar on Der S6minAIutbt un0
plro iHmerlit nod Idn9er oIs elm sSabr
lebea. 80 ~ 1-s3i G
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1872-09-29

&bnis 2nopis bon Boiern nimmt test
etglii9en unterri9t, TN, ii9 aaf cine Neiie
mao Gnsldno poroubereitert bic sspei wsc.-
note oauern iou. Ha
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1872-09-29

a6nig Mmabeus erbielt BEL bem sesen
thn gerihteten Attentat Elm @hrotforn fns
gSeibe ots einen auses, mo bosisIbe iebt
oeutli6 s,i ieben 1T. ~ 2 6.'f
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1872-09-29

vJeotDlcH, ulc ueH 2Ue.. gON Irle9ss
pDeiie Der Sabre 1870-1S71, georonet AT
elmer poetiiden @eifihte", fiibrt. per-
onseeber iinb grnit Senfns, Serb. Dteb-
ger, Sr. Wtiinh uno Dr. @hneiber In
gBorms. Ser 9itel beiagt ferner, ba6
6as g8ert gum 8eiten Der RaiIers Wil-
bslm. Stiftune fiir beutIde SnoaIiben iit.
Mannigfafttses.
Dr. Yetermann hdlt iebt 6tanIens
Briefe BON 2ipinsitOne fir EDIT.
Sie l1niperiaIiiten.R .Rirhe In ben g. at.
sabIt oroinirte 8rebiserinnen. r.
Cine einsiee SomatenpHan3e In Galifors
mia true 1900 Yfunb Somatsn.
Sn Berlin fommen auf Der 0oit 24O6
td9ltGe onerifaniIte 3eituneen an.
Ser 8erluit Seutfdlonos an Off;s;eren
uno goloaten i'm lebten aries betrns 1882
078 Wann. Es.s9
Sn ben 9iamant. Reaienen GiiboFrifas
hnoet man Siamantsn Bis in ben Rr6pfen
Der Siibner. Hts af nf f71l '
@eorge Sano bat oas WerIaesred,t ih.
rer gBerfe fir 100000 ssrdnfen (ettp6
$780, 0,O0O) oertauft. oas tfi q 1'iIs e
Yin 6paBpogel nieinte, es tpire beiyer.
man DiiBte nid3t 10 piel, als bag man 70
ptele Singe weiB, Die ni9t 10 iinb. .lsf
Hie Raiierin Glifabefh BON CHerreid,
leioet unrettbar on Der S6ninhSudbt un0
piro i4merli1 nod Idn9er aIs Elm Sabr
lebeH. -~ l-slsI q 80
@eorge Sanb empfielt In elmer 3uy6rift
an bic rNepue Wtoberne" bic BiI6una ei-
nes welbli1en Greimalirer Bunbes in J,
Jranfreit.E .1l9fnl 1907 3sa5H 1912 29e
9Dni9 Mmabeus erbielt BEL bem aeaen
thn 9erihteten Mttentat Elm S6rotforn tns
Weibe. ots einen Muees, mo basieIbe iebt
osntIi9 gu ieben 1T. M ef
&bntg 2notpig bon Woiern nimmt isbt
englHden unterri9t, tirl 5i4 auf cine NetIe
nadb England poraubereitenL bic 3spei Wlp1-
note oauern lou. Fass
Gin 9erliner 3eitnnes6dnbter ipurbepD1
GINGER 3eit In 500 SbaIer Gtrafe genci1~t
men, neil er cine Summer prn ,gDDnh6u&
uno glaflin8 Weeflp" Derfauft bate.
9ie @reuel Der Sinri&tunaen ID err:
bien fongen on, bic Mnfmerffantfeit Curb
pas aif ii6 su Sieben. seirslib uurbeM
In S;sfer, QnrSo SoMs Sleek.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1872-09-29

George Sanb empfielt In elmer 3uI&rift
an bic nNeDue MoberneA bic Bil6una ei-
nes weibIiGen Greimaarer Bunbes in
Grantreid. .71afai i56| 3.5'7. 7S7 9's1
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1872-09-29

Gin 8erliner 3eitnnssbdnbter fpurbebrS
eifti9er 3eit In 500 Sbaler Strafe genoiU~t
men, neil ct cine Nummer npi1 vWDnh&w
uno glaflins Weeflp" Derfauft bate
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Oie @reuel Der SinriGtungen ID @xsx..
ben fan9en on, bic Mufmerffamfeit EurSs
pas auf nd 3u 5ieben. Ritr3li9 niirbex
In oiefem 2anbe feds 9erbre1er Iebenbl0
geraotrt. Z 749--.4 I'LL y 2lI7 =,
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1872-09-29

arage: sic baben oIio aud tinen Orr
ben erbaIten mas haben Sie bafiix ae-
than = AnttpDrt: Was tn bofir atlhan
babeY pie n6tbigen S1rittt.
mas fDnft .sl& 94 GIN .sld9 ~ 80 'iiFe'
New-York tribune., 1872-12-04
THE JUMEL CASE.
ONE OF THE COUNSEL EXPLAINS.


TO the Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR: In your notice of the Jumel case in
his davis issue occurs the following:
..T,e appearauce Of Judge HOar in the excites
nc tam among lawyers and II is not generally known
why he has been retained by Mr. Tucker IL VIII be re-
membered that, the first trial, Judge Shipman eX-
eluded as evidence certain declarations strongly en0hg
IL Is said, 20 strengthen the plaintiffs cah' Oh ne gouu
that those who made them were IN 10 waI Ies'eu 10
Nine June the last person seized OF ne ese III Yues'
uon IL s also said that Mr.. HOar has ueclaIeu Juuee
Sbpmans ruling in this matter erroneous ana that ne
viii argue u al length when the eXciuoeu eNuehce s
again offered"
Tie truth s that Judge HOar has not been retained by
Mr. Tucker, but he has been retained by George W.
Bowen through myself his counsel and attorney OF
record, and was retained in October last. Again,
Judge Hoar j. not coming 20 New York simply to
any one point Of the case but he il coming TO assist in
the trial Of the whole has he yet expressed
any opinion the question Of the admissibty Of the
particular evidence which alusoD Is made in the
above paragraph He il studying the whole ease in all
Its aspects.
Another u the above account 10 the enect
that MI Gideon j. Tucker is the lawyer "who n under
StOOd TO nave gotten up tins suit at DIS own
Tuis suit was begun by Mr.. Bowen long time before
Mr. Tucker ever heard Of IT, In 1863 was substituted
attorney OF record IN the place OF his then attorneys
having carried for some months aud hav-
ing commenced three other suits IN the Supreme Court
for recovery Of lands l saratoga County difcOY-
cred that the LABOR 10 be performed required additional
E0uIse aud consequently they have been brought into
this case from time 10 time, seemed 10 be advisable
Yours, &C., CHAiHcEf SHAFfbk
keU York, Dec. 8, l5lL
New-York tribune., 1872-12-04
TIE TWEED CASE.

ANOTHER DAYS WORDS.
With perseverance worthy of a better cause
ccat crowd gathered in the Court Of oyer and Ter
miner Yesterday 10 see Mr. Tweed and hear the argu-
mcnts As usual the counsel appeared in great force
Mes,rs Fullerton Fields, Burrill Root, Graham. and
BarIot representing Tweed's interests, and Messfs'
Trenian Sullivan. and Peckham those OF the Feopie
After few preliminary cases had been disposed OF MI
sullivan arose. and matter of form, moved that Nm
NJ Tweed be called upon to plead to the indictment As
expected the motion brought John Graham to the sur
face somewhat as follows:
1t must DE perfectly apparent to the Court from me
great ardor and exceeding nervous twitching ol tne
counsel the part Of the prosecuton tnat they nave
10 use very significant phrase, got bS lhuctneht oI
he BRAIN I'll seems Impossible for them 10 get 1t out OF
hardly able i'm fact is unable, 10 restrain her TONGUES
inreereuce IT, After advsement among the Sounse,
Of M d%fea ms t5s hindtment and the motion which
we VIII present TO tue Court embraces natets nG1 Si
exrusc, entering into the very legallty VI ' itc
1nenf isalf INIT also some considerations intrinsic,
Which in the Judgment Of counsel yltate It, ~, ussCIE @ ~
Wiia,e o. specimen OF peadlnE WI IL 80 & i,
To- Court the affidavit OF Mr. Tweed setting up Iiesu-
Mr GTtbsn read the affidavit OF Mr.. Tweed, in which
h. staes fat fhs Indictment was found at the same
tine and under the same aH0' snd Ia nv tbe
meanor Indictment was IOuhu tuat ~ - "a vrsoy.ol oT
GRIND Jury through the procurfneht anu Pc SVil
aunqtiou in the presence OF the Grand jury Ol S
~ t5ctban1. and bv reason OF the attendance oil Mr.
pr,a and his acts ana conduct there. the Indictment
- % lie eae as .hat found in the General Sessions in
FEBRUARY last afterward sought 10 DC IemOteu 70 Io
f6und through the agency OF Mr. Peckha with eHpre
purpose and object 20 avoid and eyade me decIsoh oi
- orf of General Sessions in refusing TO remove the
other indictment, and 10 deprive MI Tweed OF the aaq
to0al rights and privileges accorded him by trlal III
fba Court; that Mr. Peckham had free access 10 me
Grand Jury room, and was present uhder improper CIT
Mr. Trenain objected to any oral evidence bearing on
the action Of the Grand Jury. The remainder Ot the
day was principally taken up by Mr.. Graham WHO,
dining H. alluded with considerable aeerbity 70 the
cards of Mr. Peckham published in THE TRIBUNE in Oc-
tober 10 show Mr. PeCkhdms intense anm0sity against
Tweed Mr. Peckham replied by an affidavit stating
that he personally did not know Tweed al all ana had
only seen him three times in his life. After more as
cnssion Judge Ingraham stopped II by holding that
ncwspaper articles could not be introduced into Court
Nj Graham then continued his argument 10 qiash the
Indictment until O'Clock, when the Court adjourned
until tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1872-12-04
DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN MAILS.
WEDNESDAY. DFc. 4

WEDNESDAY DRc.
Europe Queusi0 AMI Liverpool per steamship
Wyoming m. No Supplementary Mall Stesmkhp sails
Al 81 30 m, from Pier No. 46 ~ r.
A PruSsan Closed Mail sent hy this line
THURSDAY. DEC 3
Mails Plymouth Cherbourg and Hamburg per steam
sp Ssa close az A Supplementary Nail Oh Pier foot Of
HObOker closed at steamship sails al Z H. IRON
O Third-st, HobOken.
A Prussan Closed Mail is sent hv this line .
IAN deposited Supplementary Malls must be prepaid WITH
double pOstage.l -
FRIDAY Die 6
Mail aN " S. is closed at the Newfork once every
Friday o'clock IN steamship sails iron Portland Me- on
Saturday. at IN. -,
Letter postage all the West Indies except when going direct viii
Papers cents each winch must De prepAu
SATURDAY. DEc. T.
For Great Britain and France, via Queenstown and Liverpool b
the Steamship Atlantic mails at 9 supplementary Mail
closed at White Dock O:2l Steamship sails at ii
a m from White Dock. PavOnia Ferry, jersey CITY
For Great Braia Continent Of Europe wa Southampton
and Bremen steamship Donau close at IL a. NO
Mail Steamship Pier foot Of Third st. hoboken
Direct German aud Prnan closed Mail is sent by this hne
Mails for by the steamship Cyde close al m StaA
ship sails a D. from Pier No. 20 = K
New-York tribune., 1872-12-04
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF SEw-YoRK.. ......................DEo 3
sv,rr

PORT OF NEW -YORK.. ........................DEo
CLEARED.
Steamship Wyoming (rl Price Lyernooi Williams Onion .
Steamship Adge lockwood Charleston s. o. Henry H. Nor
hi, viroo Bplllev Savannah Murray Ferris Co.
steamship Niagara Roberts Richmond NorioiK and City Point od
VolaneT Booigood Philadelphia Lora Steamship Co.
Bari L1ze Dagh (Br) stewart Gibraltar ioF orders ieney
BARK Rbeoca ustl CeOrich Bristol Eng Fqnh Biye Co.
Bre CRsote Whitemore Cienuegos &c, Miller Hougltoa
Brig Spring Bri Br Theme no SIsnae oq R su rs'SA 70
Bind lsrl Hogan, Wilngio1 n Z, Sasl' re'y'
Henry H. Tabe Benson ludianGla &c, upper neA'"@
Sebr o. C. Aelen Mead STANFORD stamford Manufacturing Co.
seht Dart, Williams, stanioTt
Steamship Atlantic (r Geade Liverpool Nov 2 and Queenstown
pa. with mdse, and pass TO J. H. SPARKS ,,, s.h po
sh and Gibraltar 4,h wiki Hdse 70 nadersoa BTo, with % and
Steamship Regulator Wilmington, with md'e and pass to
LGas se1p sam Salvador YcEon Savannah with e and
Bsil S Gdst of Dundes cppon Me' Sc days and Gibraltar
Bai Ocean EIps r CrOven JanerO Oct via Hampton
Bre Excelsior Mayor Of and Bermuda in ballast
Bs Nellie Antrim Loud P1;neoa 10 day. wiz {eoT % Pne; a
1 Cioa obi Gebisrit Old lrbor Jam. with ogwood
B RiagWood o Prince Elwsrs lsan IRWIN CenlsOs p days
@ Fsasina o soekton) Hichbo Martins II days. via HamP
Bs Ioaisa Pc Iaya) Wilson Cape Hayd dy' with log
B Rhone (of Truro n S. Roberts, Old Habor, J with log
"S, s, Whit. Wing Poland Savannah DAYS with lumber
Seh W A. Lyslng smith, Ball River s. c. days with phosphate
rock NJ, ,,-.- ID u II
Ss Jason of Machs Sawyer PoruPnoe 16 days. with log
DOMESTIC PORTS.
poprraSn Ne 3-Arrved, steamship scandinavian lBr)
D.
ron from Philaderhia: brig Jourd, from stockholm.
IEwgs Del Dec 3Tle L. s. steamship Powhattan, Win the
Saugu put the harbor last night Inc baA Aoe -
bss len ths Dot Tor Baltimore tow Of the tl2 MloL
a-Clearei. Robbins
PernambuoO, 1850 bbs. OF four.
WHALERS.
Nv BypYoRp Mass Dee ARRIVED bark Pioneer Hszri from
Indian Ocean with bbl 2O bb whale OIL and o pounds
Of bone.
MEMORANDUM.
The steamship Cen sedgWck Eyans, ro New York r View Orleans
ss TOW "a into Norfolk with loss o. rnpefr y Steamship
seminole Matthews for Boston Ine eceden' occurred
Nov. 70. 70 miles S ". W. Of hatteTas
For --latest ship NcUs see Fam Pdge.i
New-York tribune., 1872-12-04

Judge Brady rendered a decision, yesterday.
on the application of C. T. Chester for mandsmus to
compel Controller Green to pay saoOo due for erecting
the Fire Telegraph. The Judge says; " The demand
urged in the matter II is conceded s Just and the ev
and wholly free from suspicion and there IL therefore
why IL should pad and with the accr'-
ing interest added The Controller had right TO refuse
pay Il when directed by the Fire Commissioners,
after which IL became like any other Obligation and his
having withheld the payment OF the amount cOmpels
the addition OF the interest"
New-York tribune., 1872-12-04
THE cARmANsyILLE EXPLOSION.

An inquest has held by Coroner Schirmer,
l.terday, on the bodies OF Edward Foley, Nicholas
Ralph, and Timothy COnnor, who killed by pre-
mature explosion Of guDpowder, while they blast
Ing rocks I'm forty seventb-s between
Seventh and Eighth-ayes., Nov. q. The testimony
showed that the explosion caused by the careless
Of Foley in pushing down the charge with an iron
instead Of wooden rod, repeatedly ordered In the
presence OF witnesses by John C. Wilson, superntend
eDt Of the blasting. verdict was rendered TO that
ASsct Onieer Armstrong Of the Mounted Police, who
New-York tribune., 1872-12-04
HORSE and CARRIAGE MARKET
Nrw.Yonk. Tnesday. Dec. 3, ls1a.

NEW YORK. Tuesday, Dec. 3, lb72
Trade in horses remains, as previously re-
parted, confined TO moderately active demand for all
horses the current market value OF which does not
ceed $3.50 or ar the utmost $500 Per head In higher
priced stock there is hardly anything doing, and many
good horses find their way from the sale stables to be
disposed OF by public auction.
There attendance present at the semi
weekly sale held to-day at the Horse and Carriage Anc-
tiOn Mart Of Messrs. Johnston Van Tasse. The lots
ON the catalogue many and mostly OF desirable
quality, bidding and competition fair, and the SALE
taken whole, successful one. The horses were
ked dnNvpa foil
New-York tribune., 1872-12-04
THE COURTS.
DECISIONS.

Court Of lppe0ls-ALBANY Dec. 3,--Judgments
Affirmed viii Ogden ar The River Company,
Carpenter sgt Ross OLay ag Walter Ocean National Bank Of
New York agt Pant Moncrei at Judgment sfney
The People Sc Judgment reversed and ia GRANTED the
abide evenBoob Farmers aud Mechanics National
Rochester Judgments reversed aid trial granted costs to
abide the to defendant fuee and judgments affirmed
as TO other defendants with costs.-Vose agt Florida
Railroad Company Judgment Of supreme Court and of
granting trial reversed and Judgment Circuit affirmed, with
costSDOubeisy KresS Oer o General Term reversed and
Special amed-Peope rel Peterson ng Dayton
People rel Mills at Dayton orer affirmed with eos-in the
Appeals dismissed with costa
Brown Leghi BoughtoD sg Boughon Arnold ag Robertson
New-York tribune., 1872-12-04

ses...... 1903 4;5j MOOD ets.''''' o'f
DiE-AM
Sand, Coys 1118 Hell Gate Ferry. G3
wATER THIS DAY-P.
Sandy Hook...IOI Cows Island. Hell Gate ferY' EV
New-York tribune., 1872-12-04

park PhaetOn. formerly owned by James Fisk jr.,
sold for $780, and several other Winter carriages sold at
an average Of $3.50 each. few single seighs brought
moderate prices lot OF harness brought good prices
At the City Auction Mart aud N. Y Tatersas Aessrs
Barker Chase Will hold their regular miweeky sale
of horses carriages, and general horse equipments to-
morrow "wednesday, the lth inst, at II O'Clock.
There Is but very little doing in the carriage trade.
New-York tribune., 1872-12-04
5ales On AncLlon

A MERwIS, Anctoneer
DY BANGS, MERWIN q Co., Broadway. cor.
4tfft-Sae Of Works oAr Fancy Goods Furniture Sc
gWFDNESDAY AND THURSDAY at p. m--Many RARE BOOKS
mi PHYSIOLOGY MEDICINE and GENERAL SCIENCE being the
emuug portion Library OF Dr. j. G. MOTT OF Mobile As
FRIDAY AFTERNOON at oolock-A collection Of LAW BOOAs
o. H. PIERsov Aucfioneer
FORECLOSURE of CHATTEL MORIGAGE,
orie Of Mortgage sold by q. H. PlERSON, Auction
s Furniture Real Estate Personal Propy etc Particular At
Ton yen to pg furniture private residences PDest " T.,
AT the Park House lO3 Wsveypsee west Of
on WEDNESDAY Dec L. at 10 All the Furniture and fixtures
~ PerI House consisting Of Bar and Fixtures Parlor Furniture
n ana costly Ingram Carpets oil Cloths two BIN al
N.bogsnv and Black Bedeads and Bureaus Chairs,
Msbop sbes CrockerY Kitchen Ware &c See Catalogue Gay
Of Sale. Sale positive. No reserve
.EEO. A. LEAVITT g. Co, Qate Leayltt.
Sy.hsigb Co Clinton Hall Astorpaee For the SALE BY
AUCTION Of Of Books PAINTINGS and all
Kinds Of LITERARY PKOPERrr
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THE FIRE TELEGRAPH CASE.

was severely injured by tho explosion is reported con
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PASSENGERS ARRITED
MINIATURE ALMANAC

FROM TRIESTE-Ia steamship olympia, Dec. 3Andrew r.
Miller Mrs Elizabeth Crend, Miss L. Cend john G. French
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CAr.gNDARS-THls DAY.

CouEr APPRaIs AIBANr Dec 5he following u the Cour
Of Appeals day calendar for Dee a. Nos 51 l 49, 80 S' w. 4O
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ielp t1anlco--Males

WANTED-A WELL EDUCATED MAN Tor
w Patent Ofee to be ly quahel TO write dsenpnons IRON
Machine drawings Address PATENT Box No los lonne once "
WANTED-One or two Statesmen those
w having experience reliable trade Woolens can s9py
person by letter sTMsoN MARQUASD Co. $40 Broadway
yNANTED-A BOY, 10 to 10 years of age;
w who understands keeping books best references required
WANTED--A smart BOY to make fires and
w work 10 a dining saloon. $40 Greenuich-st
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Quctlon Sales OF Real Getale
WILLIAM TkIsT BAILEY, Auctoneer.
DY V. X. STEVENSON u son.
viii sell THURSDAY Dee. ; 1872 az " o'clock At nc Exel,nge
Saesroom III Broadway The MOST VALUABLE CENlAb fAhA
CORNER LOT
5TH-AvE., S. f. COR. 9OTH-ST.,
25 feet front and rear By Directly ol Of the entrance
to the Grand Side Drive bde path AID ROAD for peans w
feet above tewat highest point the Terms eay
Maps at No. II Prest., and No. 21o fiih-aye
HERE. JOHNSON, Jr.. AucuOneer.
- No. % NAssAU-sT.. COR CKDAR-sr. hhG. foKN
Real Estate promptly Auction sales Of Stocks
. Furniture. Merchandise &c.
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fotels.

COMMONWEALTH HOTEL, Westinghouse.
toccupying square fom Spnngdest. Boston B.
F. ROGERS, Proprietor
VERMONT SUMNER HOME, POultney, VT
Rev NEWMAN d. d. Prop Opsa from May Special rates
o families and season boariers
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miscellaneous.

DTMMY CARS-Three steam street RAIL
~ WAY CARS nearly seat ~ Psengers built oy @nee
Long Philadelphia for sale cheap by NJ FIELD D
wv A. WILLARD,
w. MiNiFICTURBR OF MIRRoKs LOOKING GLASSES
and PICTURE FRAMES, III Canal-st. N l.
d. QOO REWARD for RETURNING the
AZ CStUB WHOLE % FURS stolen from store on the
bt Of Dee suc no questions part Of the goods
nIped will give proportion the aooVe COlhAh I'D
Caualst
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FINO I.ET-Tbe spacious STORE No. 501 Broad
vay through to Store basement and suseeiar JOr
g0 feet Possession Jan. !, lS13 Apply % 49, -,r am.
(2lG) HOMER hohuAN' |rlnes|
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E. DELAFIELD SMITH APPOINTED CORPORATION
COUNSEL.