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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-06

TWO yyRIrs OF PEREbiPTORY MANDAMUs ISSUED.
Robert VI. Grant, a clerk in the Bureau OF
County frs applied TO Judge Pratt for peremptors
writ OF mandamus TO compel the Board OF Apporuoh-
meut and Audit 10 allow his claim in fun for salary II
sarped in his behalf that the salary being fixed by
Law Toe Board cou not allow any less than the amount
claimed Judge Pratt rendered an opinion yesterday
substantially a. follows:
tn nj .r,rn ed nv the defendants 70 the aiJernalVe
writ of anda.uus does not contain sufficient alesal
{, enable the Court TO determine tht they nave u9ha
eir duty under the law. There Il no CelIll ma. w
ralltor vas appointed 10 office IN tie bureau Oh
County Affairs that IL salary was legally h&ed anu
tlat he faithfully performed all tie dulles during INC
time for which le cl ims pdJ. Assuming lneSe sta,S
roors 10 De true IL was competent FOR the defend
ANS 10 audit the M for any less mount. " Au5
A. Is true that discretion # vested IN the BOari
a Auuurtonmeut aud audit to how they
snail audit claim. yes 10 Is ltgdi uscryliOu' az.
must bo exercised fat fully and in acc'rlanee with
legal principles Where calinlh st4Iy Is llAtH
law and DC has performed his lOle duiv he mas ehllnd
himself 10 be paid L may he that evidence was taken
b tie ard that satisfied tem lnat lIe reol au
not rendered tine services as alleged OF uau le saiy
MT fixed by ,atute valid contract hut mar does
not appear lie turn ougil 10 snow snOu-n ~ ~ ~
On. Court determine whether the reduction nd0e by
the Buari was made der tie discretion conferred on
them the act appointing th I'D, or an AZ tIiIy
ton made in violation OF tie rights OF tie reiaJOf
"a Owu 04 his papers. The powers OF the Bo~iu arr
O-Ous in auditing CLAIMS 10 those OF the Boards OF
: Iparyis0rs IN the several counties, and Wnlie the
amdunl they snail allow ON unl ldiIeu Claims is
H. tber .igcretion vet where the amount fixed by law
or results from Va i'll SPECIFIC contract there such
I'll reton. Tie does moi snow upOn when piiu
1o the reduction was made The mere fact they
made a reduction il conclusive. The case LAY DE
adj0urue min Aug. 8, 20 enable TIE defendants 10 make
u further return failure OF which peremptOry VIII
mag Issue.
peltmpt,r ~ writ Of mandamus has been granted by
Judge Pratt in the case Of james l. Crosby, stenO
grapber OF the Supreme Court Crcu Part H. o. the
1t Judicial District. against the Board OF ApportioL
meut ana Amt ~ compel tue payment Of salary for
four months.
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SIM Sol Sun e .... 1910 Noon ses....,.. s:B
sGH THIS pAv-AN 800
santr HooE. 8;59 Cows e55 Hell Gate Ferry. .l4
-Bfs DAy-P
Sandy 6ook gI3 Cows lsund... gJ5 Hell Ferry II -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-06

ERIE RAILWAY.-Summer Arrangement of
il Trains taking eject June H. 1871 From Cbambenst Depot for
TsentY thrisi. below
m.-Cnensat and Chicago Day Express Drawing Room
Coaches 70 Buio alt Niagara Pals and Sleeping Coaches TO
IL m.Eruress Mail Buffalo and Niagara Falls Dwing
lch and Sleeping Coaches To destination
$50 D. Night EIpr Sleeping Coaches Buffalo Niagara
Fails
ZOO D. m. CDay Cincinnati Chicago Night EIpress Sleeping
Coaches through Cincinnati, Buffalo, Niagara Falls and thence
For Po Jes eco no. and lib n $50 and
For Goshen and YdOvn '73o 500 1880 1loO H.
$50 go, $50 ~ 90 m.
For Warwick, 500 4 90. and III IS a m, go p. N
For Sevbugh 800 and 100 800 40 ard 500 N.
Fo sufen t70 f87O O0 sII:I5 $50 500 500
$50 CO. t6.3n, 100. ind 'll:3O D. IN.
il: 'll:l5 $3.50 900 500 SEQ TOGO 700 and 'll:1O p
Po Paterson 9.3O 1890 lO0 AIi:l5 1900
L45 $50 600, 500 SIS, 5V 600, GO 100 sl5 'llo
Po Rut6erfard PARK and Passc s:lJ 1890 loco
n Y n sl:45 $3.50 A0o, Sis, 800 60 Sl5 p m and ~
For ackensaek Way Sis and f945 H. LOO AGO. 500,
ee9 and go . and Saturdays only, u midnight - -
Po Hsdae Way $500 8l5. and ~ IS n, Loo 600, 500
and Geo D. ~. and Saturdays only, u 90 midnight
For spng VALLEY and Way 500 SIS 85 and 300 LOO I45,
500 500 p and SATURDAYS only, L 20 midnight -
For EngeEood ~ 90 s'1 a ~ ~ %I' f4' 49, 'O t'O
an IA p. SATURDAYS ONLY IAw midnight - - -
For CTessk 10 rs. 900 1880 Gl5, ais $50 $50 and
sTa5 y ID. SATURDAYS only, i2on midnight 49, -
uuper P-rmont. E-5 . I'D El5, $40 3;O go,
and i7.45 p. n. Saturdays only midnight -
Eyack 40 aad - and 10 G45. f3:jO
$50 and f7:i5 .. N. Saturdays only, Y midnight
BTrn leaving Chm0est even h0urs bali hours leave
than above time The l:O
m and n midnight trains from Chambers-sL only
rraiHs n q X Of n J. leaving ChsmDersft
ter hours % minutes earlier than above time
and for Apartments Drawing Room and sleep
ING obtained and orders for the checking n tsnser
Iargaae NAV COnDsnys OGees2 529 95I BroAd
va Coast BROOKLYN hOntgoMey Jersey City at the Com
psuyf Dcpots and Of ageuts at the principal hotels 49,
fbaiy tsandays oaly. tGoshen SUNDAYS only 2Nyaek only
N Nrrul
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-06

oror, and hone enough Of them too 70 rescue 9uI
t s, the corruption of Greeleyism ana our county
Po nersiiv rom the incubus OF Radicasni. ~ ,,,s
Truly yours, ~ "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-06

CLAIMS FOR CORPORATION ADVERTISING.
TWO DECISIONS N FAVOR or THE BOARD OF
AUDIT.
In the case of The Star Publishing Company
act. Andrew II. Green and others motion was made
last week, in the supreme Court, Chambers, for a
mandamus to compel the Board Of Audit TO audit the
claim OF tie r-ator FOR city Advertising in that journal
20 the amO mt OF $1,000 Counsel for the Board argued
that he claim had nren audltcl ami s2j,O0 allowed
Juig Pratt reserve! his decision until yesterday morn
in. when he rendered The following opinion
Tho allegation u the mo. nlnR newspapers tnat the
done under contract specifically denied By
the de- endants. A writ OF maldamus never issues 10
claim at Sed II appears that the defendants
have audit the claim upon the assumption that there
was no eX rr contract fixing the for such work
DONE aidlyIts distinctly charge that there
express contract, and tht 10 rested IN their dis
erection 20 def rhine the qlnntn etn for the services.
TIE Court cIuuOt "a interfere by mandanUs.
In order Justify such Interference 10 must ap-
pear beyond III pute that the SPECIFIC is due
an express contract ascerTaiued legal right.
appeaIs the papers submitted. the defend
People rel Johnson Board OF supervisors, Del.
Co., as y Y watch gOes far in ahOriing remedy
b. mndduIts any in this State, does not justify
the claim If the featOr in this motion, hut maintains
deni hut 10 may he ia tie power OF the rela0r 20
establish beyond controversy the alleged contract. he
has leave 10 renew ms motion II be- shan Dc o advised.
The application OF ID. p. Cunningham OF Tee sun
ddy Democrat Tor "a manddmus % compel the Board
WI 1Iur audit and allow claims for advertising
argued last FRIDAY test for The other newspa-
rrs sueA as me IRISH DeuOcrdt and 81 Peter Judge
fIatt sh "a The application Yesterday on the ground
sat s eVr has not proved tnaI he any authority
70 publish -. : <2.a..s- s.a--.-- e.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-06

NEW-JERSEY so u L HERN RAlLROAD
~ IINR-For LONG BRANCH and STATIONS on NEW-JER-
SLY SOUTHERN RAILROAD is BRANCHES aud CONNECTIONS
steamers connecting with SANDY lOok PcF 49, North
River, as follows
PLYMOUTH ROCK, 6.t5 H., through 70 Delaware Bay
JRsSH HOYT. s:40 .. n. Warei0vu- Via Toms River.
PLYMOUTH ROCK hXPREss TO Long Branch through to
Jesse HoYT as D. n wAY-TRArN Long Branch onlv.
The 6 ESQ connect og Re Bank ami the so AFTER Tor
Port Monmouth.
An TIA ns stop Al Long Branch =,
EXCuRsON TltKEN 20 Sandy Hook and return good TOT h
he ADORE tips O boats ~.
= PINCH Agent PIer2.
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DENNSYLYANIA RAILROAD. UNIT

DENNSYLNANIA RAILKUAD, UNIIEU
RAILROADS or DIyIsoSfr9@ loo. SUP 81 nh y, sf1
At aud s.gV zS, too ;n e;yo', So nj III
FlI Philadelphia va Camden. ll2 p m foI 90
MORE WASHINGTON and THE WhaI, VIA Baltimore
a. n aada.1- p. Fsr The SOUTH 300 and 80 y NJ ~
ma baltimore and Washington daily ' D 10 u.-
For WEST Peunsy lvania hAesa-
and aal Pullman Palace Aachei 10 le ,'o
M ma run through IRON Me-. YoA " Ptisbgh CheAgo and Louis
vile without Pa.Inan Paaee attached % vac .
daily and thf0agh Pittsburgh CncntAu, Leasshs sss
sitheui change Pullman Palace re ah,a 70 -
through from Sswfo 70 Pilsbah feIi VAIL s
Chicago without Tickets Tor sale Al loot 81 -
ga Broadway Dayl Iases shs' Jay :. 80.
A. J. CAssAIJi Gen A.aaseL D. W. 'ANASV'i ''- sF-
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REAL ESTATE.
Nrw.YonK. Monday. Aug. 8. 1879.


At the Exchange this morning there was
but transaction. viz by WIN. Kennedy acuhg uhuer
the instructions OF Andrew H. Green, Controller Oh the
property belonging to the Mayor Alderman, and COM
monalty Of the City Of New-YOr aud known as NO -
Ann-st Is feet front and rear the westerly sde
and 40 feet the easterly line adjoining the property
OF the late James Gordon Bennett The buildings on tne
lot of small value The purchaser was James uoi
don Bennett, ir., for $4,000
The legal sale which was 20 have taken place by
tween ehundredand-twentieth and One hundredand-
twenty drststs, adjourned until the 1911 INST, py
order OF the referee.
Several sales noted to take place the Exchange
tomorrow. Also, the closing out sale Of the "Mlcke
estate property the premises at Bay Side, by Jere
johnson, IT.. "A lat OF which Is appended.
Sales % take place at the Exchange az noted:
Tuesday, Avg. g.
~ the direction Of r. G. amlsb
referee the ground s0T99 et located the north ode
Of yrst, 100 feet Of seyenhave also
the direction Of the referee, lot Is
the south side OF Ouehun ~
by the order aud referee lot to-
eber with buildings located the south ade Of fOreh,
ga feet 4nehes east OF Nnth-aYe.
And paI he direction Of Charles A. Jackson referee eight
0r75 located the weEt SIDE Of fOathve between
sItyhit snd SxtYfodrth-sts
msindsr OF the eke comprising the and several de-
sIrabie water ontS
between the Bowery and Broadway. ZxO
The sales of Burlingt and Missouri River Railroad
lands in July 1871 q sales IN Iowa, 20S acres
average I 92-s24 Sc sales in Nebraska l09lOo
S39 % acres for s12O 2S3 o. Total sales Aug 1872
2OO3 sales Iowa, 1716lS40 acres; average sn ID
3O 1876 sales Nebraska, 2093 u acres; av-
eraQe a. total in both States 4l25S252
acrea tO6l04 "a. The Company have yet Tor SAFE
in Iowa. about $4,000 in Nebraska, about lS'oO
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fjonses ano farms Waateo.

WANTED, by Western gentleman-A SEA
w SIDE COTrAGg WHERE there gcoi bathing ihln
four hours nom NrwYors ootiige wanted nom Aa 10 ~ sept Is
Aafess, stating teEms, J. ". NJ Tribune Onees
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-06
NETWORK MIDLAND RAILWAY-NEW

NrFW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILRO -Commencng MONDAY JUNE "a, ls72
Trough trains VII e-se Urana eena s,nsroon ear,
through 70 H2teftosn, anc Rochester ,.--,
600 SPECIAL Express Win da"ner""m oAi' 'i '@'''e anu
ST. Albans ~
1000 H. Special Chicago Epsss with dHgrOon to Buffalo
and Niagara Fals
100 a m Northern and Western Express
$40 SPECIAL Dfa"iAsiOom 4iAn i0' '~'t AAe - ~
Montreal Express sleeping from ewY0rk ST.
Adams
$500 n H. EIps daily sleeping ioI Wisrtovr, ogien
burg aud CauaGdEgus
aoo To- P.esc Express with ssepngsns for Rochester Blfio
and aeara Fails; also Tor Chicago Wis both l. g and ID q
Railroads This suneaFL
IN With SLEEPING FOR Troy aud Albany
~ a. n. KESD RlCk. General Passenger Agent
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Audit Time extended 10 put IN further answer case OF hare
nergnptorg writ may issue.
nv Barret-Atutc Company 9g fu1k
Orler settled. Henry agt Peck-Orier settled
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5teumbodis ano Railroads..

4 vIBBARD md DANIEL paw. tcomnencins Nay ~
inc Yonier Tar town an SrsE 10y yboai POIsepe, RAn.
Tp eEe coI1tas West Point Cornwall Sevburs returning
60 Con -,s me- for all points West and Yor,h
SPECIAL trans to SARATOGA aHd SHARON same evening"
A FTERN00N BOAT
TRwBUuGH. PoUGHKEEPsIg, ROSDoUr AMI KINGSTON,
aang Coz1a West Point, Cos, Ne"lamburgh h'"h' and
THE MARY POWELL
from v-str7s-, Pef - EVERY AFTERNOON At $50 oeloes
VTTIZENS' EVENING LINE STEAMERS
e5w p ssS pm am R. oi Sor Moor st. daily ss.SriT
s1pte at a. making corrections all trans golug aol
sea.. eIs md Saratoga cs' AID TROY asos
EOR RONDOUT, landing at Cozzens, Corn
a. s r SS' c5RsI LIZ a M w. BaL6%Is leave DAILY
at m, Per 81 \. R., foot HaTisa-st
NORTH RIVER and NEW-Y0RK STEAM
y BOAT Co-oaee Hanso 1. hsr sta cHRYsTESAH, asg
q H. except sunday. :o[ Yo1sr T.Ty' SpR
ID ior 80 49, Fro'e-oo Yopier Hsstnss
With T. r trains . 3 LANE. AgI
DEOPLE's LINE FOR ALBANY.
The .E' in a T D az f AZ St;i Rcaa6Sp ''
@ Of rs u aSss sa 1. g's nv s ALBANY a
eoaaeet rrOsd trais Vest iorih and E.si =, ,
ins trains NON the west Sorb aaa,i,sI M.
EErres ga BosdTav AMI No co St Broosp Baggage checked
dest nstoa. Frssh roeged mil the bo1I Of departure
VHE splendid Steamer EASTERN QUEEN,
road vi aye Ss. S per MeaI wsdasssys At
p. For freight and passage apply "a 0olf,
EOR BRIDGEPORT, and all points on Housa-
Il tonic and Saugstuck Railroads Fare 81 steamers leave
Catherine AD Al Y nOoa. and Y aE1 lsandas steePtedL
EOR NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD, &e.-Fare3
~ IS Steamers leave fecssp fer heSaYen Al 'io anu II
, m eourectt--s " III tie railroad
NEPTUNE LINE STLAALERS Daily for
PRov1nrxcr. BosroS. W0RQEsTER
atj from PeI u !. e., oot Of lLomnse1,l-p "a
6:' ARE . B BSsF3s 70 70
Freight Colnecist Providence with Boston az .
snd Prov Worcester r. Rs Tor important kas cue, Aa-
CAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.
For Boston, Worcester Fitehbug Gaton Junction 10 YET 't
Nashua Manchester Concc1, Palmer Bra'ie0o' .A- ~
The new I'd sauuca steamers
CITY OF SBw-YORK,
CITY OF NV rATHG 81 Eoh aRa
WIN e,ve View York daily SUNDAYS stoepisa q. O'Clock n from
Norwich connecting Alu Ipes uAns
points Central Norwich and Worcester and
For ,h tickets fer freight 'pgy ss s 9aes rsr :"
Nea-Yors, June Q. 1872 "
SOUTH SIDE K. r. OF l.. l.
JUSEI lsz
RUNNING TO AND ALONG ROCKAwAY BEACH
From Roosevelt sId Grsndsi Ferries ~ J.
am.-,isl for Psshosus boat to Fire asbd
10 q. m.-Accc0mmolailOn 20 Iilp
a m.-AeoOmmoaslioB 'or RccksSsy and BsbyIeu.
$3.50 n.-EEnIes ig PaieA9gle boat % fIe i''aNa
4.0 b. n--Accoumoa,ii0n % Psichogue
$50 n.-Aoonmodatan TO Babylon.
b2Jl D. m.-AccomnD4ston ~ Meuuck ,
AT trains Ties 80 connect Valley Stream for hempe'
& ". DOUGLAS superintsni snt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-06
WHITE STAR LINE.

NETWORK CORK AND LIVERPOOL
sew ASD FuLL-pOWRRlD STEAMSHIPS
Ts LARGEST ~ THE WORLD.
OCEANIC. BALTIC ADRtric =
REPUBLIC. CRITIC. MAJESTIC, ATLANTIC,
sJssO tans basen-30so h. each. ,
Sailing Sce ioA SATURDAYS hum Lfefpco o. 4hos~S
DAYS and Corr nsrbor the dsr olosins
ADklArll, SATURDAY, August Do. al lrs1 T. n
ATLANTIC SATURDAY.. Als1st % at t.ip p m
BALTIC. SATURDAY, August "a Al u.uo a. -
OlkANtC SAIuEpAh. AugrtJl- az t." D. n
Prem M, White Dors PAsoris Frfrl 4ersl VIZ
Dor At casc ar tags o. ai 49,
SAFETY. SPEND. AND COMFORT
Saloons, aiate-roons. an1 uAtlvons ~ Duf
lion motion Surgeons ssNrissses ao@p>Af
tbescsi -
RArEs-saoon seo gold S,eesge go carreney lheys Ns-
az frenis hgm Tie Oh NoaaAy ca s"N S' 'ee'
Dr., paid certlcaies go currency. n H..
passassr booked % Or o al .ss Q; Aascs Para AA1aF<
Saraay Sweden india Australia Ihlas, &c
Drais from Al apsanl -. a., -.
Fo inspection paus au other Information, appy a. me tenfafi
onces M 10 Hrv4dsay, New loIA. T. y. skASA&. AAs-s
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NEw.YORK AND W;HAyEM u RA Al, 3 AZ

NEW YORK AND NEW HAVEN RAILROAD
Passenger Of Twenty seven and FourbaTe
TRAINS TRAINS LEAVE SEwYoRx
For New Haven = lsIh li's0 n i2a tLh hLh @S'
For Brag sIl u.3O m l2:lS CEI tEI 5:i'
For MIio ~ and sao llg1 H. A. 40 and 40
Tor Farfe .oahport, aud wepOr, II:5o NJ 3;45 49,
'H Po rs. 5oits sor4as OK nj lsl' CE1 E1 a4'
20 g,l b. b,ne T' 81 80 M Is $50 so and
Por stanford l. tEI 10 Il:9o 2;i5 1E 2;IS EI)
For irssh1sh and lief~eae stations. 10 Ii:0o 2:l'
'' so,s MI II leave. SeulO at for
Boston both spnngsssaI 9e 9a shgE s i Line
For Boston via spragaeli- a n and p N.
S SoT BS 9,sfi and fs Spring ai M Els
For Newport H. T. and Y y P m to WEXFORD LANDING con-
For Conneetcai River Railroad :i5 NJ Grcenaed'
Fol HoTi ProviItaos Fs6II Railroad l2:l3
ioi .oIs oai SS and SSaich o H. to and
For Connecticut VALLEY Railroad a n ana p ~ .. North
, ss ava Meto-p and wimaue Railroad Ar Lns
Fol r. H ,sa p Railroad a. IN and ?. N,
For Nangaiuek Railroad and 40 D. m TO "erourY
For Daa5ay and EorEaik Railroad g. and a. NJ 2'IS and
For siepaus Valley Railroad Danbay and N0r"ak r. a. N
Fsr New c-aa.r Railroad, l2s go and SO
SH 81, ,S q esI Inc DsasrOo
m, I2.l5, and P n trnas "a ara, .h,. road q,
the Depot he New Haven R. III
4 % FsaaTe al, az. = s 9 sS5 NO. 10 n Boon and
=. - s,..tt nc 20 Sestaation JAMES h. HOYT, supL
NEW-Y YORK MIDLAND RAlLWAY-5NEW;;
~ Jersey pIVION-Passenger Dpots New fork foot Of
Pier jst, North
River and r ff 81 rE .tS Iflf SS#roRk
Adopted July !, 1872.
sao - Vac ,r,ir Tor Boomng and intermediate staonA
IA m-Erpess mail for Elenye, Liberty Fails and intermediate
1910 uway train foT Boonngtae and Intermediate stations
~ m -Way rain for WorteudYke ami nte mtlae auons. =
m-Way .ran for Mddeovn and ntennec,- e Stations
i5 m.,sST::.: t...9 e, haesen'1c- On, worsndyke
lion NV n Ter Esfmngnale intermediate stations
ctd m-Way train ,W6fendyke and intermediate saioaf
RErHVIyG-Lease Elenve 1855 $50 srrve AZ New.
Yark no. u . n Leave Liberty Faik s;U9 M AM }
.r,x In Nes. York $50 n. Leave hddt
=, ga M and A. m and arrive IN heNlOFKt wv
NJ lO'" ~@' ' JOHN BRADLEY
u II wv,n supL New Jersey Division.
General Ticket
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Ueooluq Garos, &-t.

AT VIM. EVERDELLs SONS, No. 1Ol Full
n ton-st-wEDDISG CARDS aud PINE srAflOSshI BsiAs
lished 1881
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A LBANY and TROY By Day Line Boats
a c WIZARD and DANIEL DREW (commenens Nay ~
VestTF-st Pier s:JJ and Thirty i0uFBs az $50 an1
inc YonkeTs Tar nd rack y isrrJboa P0Ieeps Kline
beer Tvr H. JaisEiil and Huis0n
day. 81
Connect ng for an points West and Norih.
SpeeisI frfps n SARATOGA and SHARON same evening
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SPECIAL NOTICE.-The new steamers of the
- Anchor Line gd sal a. follow;
OILY MPlA ssssssssAHE
ThlNACaIA ......s."..s......s.A 3 ~
CALICO MA .-AH2. II
ErursOnis intending vii best c1nsnt heir oTn n
teress uspec sely f before par
chasing kes elsewhere psage app beard At Per
~ ' ~ VI O'-FN' HENDERSON BROS
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~ COMPANY
FOR SOUTHAMPrOS AND BREMEN
The steamship FtAkKFUhT Capt p Blios ~ saf Ga
WEDNESDAY, August T. a. non Bemea Per. foot lhidst
Hoboken. 70 be
steamsap DEUTSCHLAND Capt H. A. Neyasber on 50 kh'Y.
RATES OF PASSAGE TO LONDON. HAVRB. AID BREMEN,
tPAYABLE GOLD, EqUITALEsr ~ CuAtAliei
FrStca
Second cabin.
kOT ght passage apply 70 OhLhAOaS o.. AEens,
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Boaro au0 Rooms.
VANTED-Immediatelv a handsome PAR
w LOR FLOOR with BASEMENT state location and terms an
der Address c. g., IS East FouIth-.t
SAFES Oh Auctlou
by VIRTUE of an Execution ] will SELL
- his day st so Grsndt, at "a ock the and FAIOhi
GEORGE ,. SMITH. City ysriaL
MgRWS, AucuonecE
by BANGS, MERWIN ~ Co, Broadway. cor.
- fhstSales Of Books Works Of Art Fancy Goods F tl S
GEO. A. LEAVTrT & Co. date Leavitt,
~ Sebegh Col Clinton Hall Aston place. For se sAtz b
Of LmRANEs COLLECTIONS of BOOks Pssrd- aud al
kinds Of LITsKARr PROPgRrE
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A hill tu incorporate The IhIl" C"haiii'
Draining Company passed its several read
ingS. .,,,;,.,
A hill to pre"cnt the sale 81 intoA'"-
tin" liquors within >iNxmiles 81 swans,
bore Ollslow county. passed us H"'et'l
readings. ,u.,, 81
A bill for the relief Of Bryan kell''m' oil
Onslow county; passed is several readings.
4 bill to amend the charter OF Cape ear
T,o,lee, |. O. o. f., of Wilmington, passed
its several readings.
An act to incorporate StOnewall Lodge;
Knights of Pythias, Of Wilmington passed
its several readings.
A bill TO incorporate the Cape Fear Tow
ing and Atlantic Coast Wrecking Company
passed It's several readings.
A bill! to incorporate the town OF LII,
lington, Harnett county, passed its second
reading.
A bin to incorporate Silvan Lodge, No
rs, F. & A. NJ. New Hanover county
passed its several readings.