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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-03-02
Wednesday, 2Oth March, Is7z,

between the hours Of 10 O'Clock am. and
O'Clock pm. st the once or Douoho h Bulk.
ley, 80 Madison street, In the city of Ham-
phis, proceed 10 sell, Tor CASH, to the highest
&nd best bidder, the following tracts Of land
situate, lying and being in the county OF
Saint Francis, said STATE Of Arkansas and
described as follows, tO.wit: The west trac-
Eonal half OF section eighteen 1s, the west
half OF the east palf OF section eighteen OSl,
the west half OF section nineteen Qah, the
west half OF the fractional half OF
fractional section htTty(Sol In toWuship three
(S), Forth Of range I'VE (5l, east, the southeast
quarter OF tbs southeast quarter Of section
sWenty-four IA, b northeast fractional
qusrter Of section twenty-five %, the north
half OF the southeast quarter Of section
twentT-fouE 60 . the southwest quarter
Of the southeast quarter OF section twenty,
f0ur C2l, in t3WnsaiP three, north OF range
tOur, East, containing one thousand and
~ enty-tWo (le6) tcres, more or Less.
The right or equity OF rsdemp tion IS ex-
preesly waived IN said trust deed, and the
title to the property Il believed 10 be good,
bat l will sell and convey only rs trustee,
1919 n D. TruRfea.
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within legal hours, the following described
property, aitua1saIn shelby county, Te2aes-
see, near the city OF Memphis, tO-Hit: Be-
ginning at q STAKE, Themes north 7 degrees
west nineteen links to 3 pOst-Oak marked A,
on Cars venue west boundary Hns
thence east fourteen chaina, tWenty-fouf
links to g stake; themes north thtrty.one de-
grees east four Links to q poskoak marked
A; thence north nine degrees. est three
chains to q stake, ssTenty-atx Inks south
west Of the center OF ths railroad thence
with said road north lorty-seven degrees
west i've chains, north forty nv and hall
degrees west fifteen chain for6y-etght Inks
to 3 stRke, IA north 6fty seven degrees
east thtrtsen HaU to q sweet gum tree on
said Cars west BOUNDARY line; tksncas south
Grains with said line to the begin
ming, containing fourteen and two one hua-
drsth acres, more Oh less.
TRIMS or SAIE-Oue third cash, balsnce
in two equal nssalmsnts. due and payable
In one and twp years, with interest, the
purchasers executing notes with good secu-
rtty for the payment OF the ian OF puI-
ehsss money and q lien retained On said
property
SARAH Z. MCaEHEE,
Executrtx OF the last will and Testament OF
Edmund McGahee, deceased.
Harris 4 Harris. solicitors. fe27
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Lot No. 3. In bIocE VI g, fronting . list "a
sixth street, Fort ksr11gs z runs oeeE
XIX feet to "A ailes said Lot y1nE u smelly
county, State CT Tennessee, aud p4rf
OF ~ cftv OF Msmnhi5 now asto1t PICK.
srfng. Levied On As he properly ofGA
safs between the hours Of ten o'aoatr
M9kcDs J. WRIGET, Bhafd
BY ", ". Coleman QsPufT snar1E-
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SHERIFF's SALE OF Personal
PRQPER1Y.
On Saturday, March sih,

ny virtue Of an order from the Second CIR
ID cult Court, I Will sell, to the highest bid
der, for cash
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8hsnKs Sale.

Y virtue % an execution non ghr sscoua
- Ctreuit Court or sEaioy county, IN favor
g. Brsnra1, y a. HahIer snd 81 VI. ZEN
o2Idt, for t3i6 50 debt, besides coE1a z1dfufsr-
SIT Eu sel1 70 the hishast bidder. Tor cssn.
In Front Of the shsTf lis cmee. On sgeoud
5treot, IN ~ city Of Aerphin. On
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PROBATE COURT SALE
OF
REAL M9TATm

In the Probate Court Of shelby county, Ten.
nesSee.@5arsh \. McGehee. exseufrfx 81
Edmund AcGehee, deceased, Va James Nc
GGhee, ct al.
DURSOAHT TO an order OF sale made IN the
L above cause on the Ath day Of Fsbru-
airy, A. d. 1914. 1 VIII sell. at public action, to
the highest and best bidder, In Front OF the
once or b Clerk OF the County Coart OF
shelly county, on Union street, In the city
Of Memphis, on
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-03-02

Sales to-day 1900 bales. Middling--66 a.
2lHc, IS 81 2lHe;i strict low middling-
y At 21kc; low middling-S8 at 20Ze. So
at 2lHc, u a. 2lc, 800 st 2lc, so at 2lc;
good ordinsry--2 st zoe; strict good ordi-
nary and low ~middling-S4 a. 2OXe; phi
Ests terms, zoe bales.
ALiddnng here al this time LAST year.-l69l4L
Niddling in New York same date---9l5z
Aiddllngs In New Orleans same dRtel45k 9l4H
Uplands in Liverpool same date.----9 -
Gold 10 New York sams date-------. ny
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nOEETARY AND FINANCIAL MATTERS
ILATEaT EFFORT By EELDaR4PH-i
NEW o r
NV YoEK. Ms

NEW LUhh
NEW YORK, March 1.
Gold-Opened firm at 11OH9110k, and
Loans were from 2 to 8 per cent. for carry.
ing. Usarings, SAC, 900, 900.
M0ney-Money continues stringent, z
per cent. gold ct the close and 1872 com
mission WEs bid. The prospect OF the
csncellation of the three-per-cent esrtin :
Gates creates an uneasy feeling in fnau-
ciRi circles. The bank statement to
morrow, it Is feared, will be unfavorsbls,
NATIONAL FINANCES.
WAEHINeToN, March 1.-The statement
Of the public debt issued to-day shows s
reduction of 112, 900, 600. Tbs following is
. recspituKlation;
Debt beRringintersst In coin-prtn-
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6OOAA 1ANANOES
NEW YoRK, March LA Oolumbis,
South CNrolins, dispatch states that the
tax levy for Stzte purposes win be ak
mills on the dollar, which VIII not pro-
vide for back debss.
Sterling Exchange-Bankers bnls,109N.
Southern State Securities - SCuEheln
State bonds were dull at the following
quotations
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shsrfFs Sale Of heal Estata.

DY VIRTUE OF an execution rom the First
ID Circuit Court or shelby County, in favor
OF Jacob stetnkuhESs. Huppeft and F.. Bsug-
ner, SO IS debt, besides Interest ard costs, I
VIII tel, to the highest oidcer. for cash. in
'front.' OF the ShaftGls once, on Second street,
near Union street., In the city OF AemphB,
Saturday, the 2sd day Of March, 1872,
the following described real estate, to Wit;
The undivided one third interest OF Matthias
Huppsrt, subject toWidoW's dover, in tbs
following described lot OF land YIN In Shell
oy county, state OF Tennessee, and in the
city Of Memphis, and ind 80 follovas
Segtnntng At 9 point on the esGt stds OF Hup-
pert street. ugz lest south Of Poplar street
attended a al the Intersection OF James
ken1leT 5 lot, unnIug thsnce along the east
side Of Huppsrt street rs 1sat to IN aRey;
thence on tbs north side Of said alley east
Waruly $50 feet; thence northWardly and par
aliei win q lot OF George whites t. Poplar
street, ala feet thence W~estWREdly on the
south side Of Poplar stIeet toths lot Of sad
ksnzlsr,S5 tsets tnences OutnWardly IIex feel;
tnsnce WestWaTdiy parallel with ke1Eler'8
lot 80 feet 70 he~.Degtnntng, levied On "a the
property OK Matthias Huppsrt to satiaY said
execution, interest and costs. Sale between
the hours Of 10 am and 4p.m-
MARCUS J. WRIGHT. ShertG
By ", WsCoLMAANi Deputy Sheriff.
February 2, 1911
:. Herman, ESQ., Atty for Pin fs2
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At opening 6gures. Sales TO day-for ex-
port. $50 bales; 70 spinners, 6l4 bales; fer
future delivery, 1850 bales.
LIVERPOOL.
LIvKRPooL, March 1.
IL m.-The cotton market opened
heavy. Middling uplsnds, LQIlHd;
midlinR Orleans, u%d.
6p.m.-The market closed heavy St
/ opening prices. Sales to-day, 5000 bales,
OF which 700 bales were for export and
speculation.
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TRUSTEES SALE
Valuable Arkansas Plantation.

NJ virtue of @. A. Roses Trust Deed to me
- dated the 2th OF Nay, 1870, and re-
{ rded In bookA, pages6 and g, Saint Fran.
c county Arkansas. 20 which reference Is
b re had, which trust Deed was mad for
- purpose OF securing certain notes men
toned therein amounting to fifteen thou
t-nd HI5,000I dollars. ! VIII, on
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.Chanesry Sale Of RsaI Estafs

No. uG&-In The Second Chaneey CouF1 of
Shelby county, Tennsssse-AndreW Rem
kirt va Jacob Galloway ct e..
ID virtue Of an order OF sale made In this
d cause, I VIII sell at public auction, % The
highest bidder, In uont Of tns once % the
Second Ehanesry CourE Of shelby eountT In
thec city % Memphis. Tan2essse, On
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1900 NJ he cotton market dull and
quiet with quotations unchanged.
2;I6 p.m.-The market il duh and prices
unchanged. In futures contracts were
made for IL 600 bales A.
March-.--3M Jane.--.---.--z2%
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"a. o. .. JoHNsoN's
MEDICAL DIsPENsAEY
SsssEsal O. sso.st Diseases

4noF permanently established for thu trsa
nent Of patients, b0ta male and famala,
Eao are afflicted with n form o.
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TO ADVERTISERS.

A an Advertising Medium for Rankere
MerchantI and Traders, the MEMPHIS AP,
PEAL, in any OF its editions, is not surpassed
by any other paper in the Southwest. Oul
circulation Is large, and found In nearly
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wHEK's OPERATIONS,
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Debt less cash In treasuary-Feb.L 2,&Sy2O494S
-
Decrease In debt last months l2,S9l,45l
Decrease in debt since March I, lis 94,Ss5S4I
Decrease In debt from March l, '6a,
to March /, I7I-.--------.-.--. 2gs,S4s562
Bonds iss'd 10 Pac. r. r. CO.'S, int'St
payable in lawful money, prtnci-
pal outsbanding-------4----. 64,6z512
Interest accrued and not yet paid 646,2S
Interest paid by United States. l4,Sl,S70
Interest repaid by transportation
ofmAis, etc---.--.-------. 8,E7I25
Balance Of interest paid by U. s.. u,lsAS5
nnrrmH nLnn - - nrnnn :
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PARIS.
IKE Cotton MARkETs Of THE WORLD
--LATEST RHPoRr By rELnezAPHl
NuU UoDK

NEW YORK.
NEW York, March l.
10:15 a.m.-The cotton market opened
rrtof 18th rrfoaa uomfUallv-
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WREK's OPERATIONS.
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BY the above table it will be seen that
the receipts to this date have decreased
IS, 0zS bales.
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As Useful, Reliable and Interesting IS any
printed. We aim to make It the
most reliable publication In Memphis, com
peting for public favor, giving the earliest
and best Information required BY merchants
and others. In Its columns are found RDlet
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K~nr-RaaIdaaf hnfica-

Nh l. STEWART uark and Haszar.
Iyers = Wyatt, Soh tor ocnpirG fan
New-York tribune., 1872-09-13
NEW.YORK CITY ITEMS.

Tho Natl i1nal Board Of Trade VIII meet in this city
On the second Tuesday Of October
The Treasury Department has decided that fertll-
m containing more cent Of pure poah set to duty
There were in this port on Wednesday, 80 ships,
ey4 tuns I2s b,ss 900 uns, 40 bgs 1880 unsi II ooSer
1900 tunsi and 55 steamers.
The Pilot Commissioners have contracted Tor the
removal Of the vessel bay several months ago. Which
the neglected 10 reEove.
Workmen are relaying tho pavement and railroad
tracks several Different rons in the Bowery and car a'ei e
Guently intercepted in Consequence
Every year tho demand for seWing-machlnes
greatly ipereases Advertisements Of patents meet The eye on All
sides and block Broadway where there TO- an
ertessive establishment for their sale.
During the week ending Sept T. $40 miles OF streets
were cleaned once miles wice % miles three tines and IL niles
from four 10 Eve tmes total 3 mos 800 loads Of ashes and rubbish
and o dit and sWeepsss removed The to cost o
the work vas $lJLA
Excessively vulgar advertising circulars OF various
deuos are daily distributed throughout the city, and are forced
into the hands Of old and young Of both nochmna e
practice against and morals, and should be promptly stopped "
the proper aulhOHtea
The Board Of Pharmacy Of tho City and County
Of EewYork resumed sessions yesterday at the heEfork un
sy nearly weeks taken during the bsene OF Os
Eecrgasri Mr. Baluf delegates 10 the American F2n
Association Ceyeland Ohio The Bosr will be m tean 10 e
during the rcranier o. tbs month on
viii close and al unr ci druggists will ce poseeua
according % lag.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-13
LOCAL INCIDENTS.

The Police Commissioners appointed, yes
torday about 200 Inspectors OF Election all Of Admins
uation politics.
Judge William X, Gale of Railway, y. D.,
spoke TO large audience Of Liberal Republicans, in the
town of Nev-Iots l.. l., last Tuesday.
At the Brooklyn City Clerks office 2l5 Can
vassers and INSPECTORS Of Election have been already
sworn leaving si7 to be between this date AMI
September lG.
At the regular monthly meeting of the En-
met Mutual Benevolent Society, n the hall No. 3O Third
ave. on Wednesday evening, after the transaction Of
routine business, vote taken ON the Presidential
candidates, which resulted as follows Greeley, iO;
Grant, =.
There was large and enthusiastic Greeley
and Brown meeting in Montclair n. j., on Wednesday
evening Henry A. Chittenden delivered an effective
speech. He an Oldine Abolitionist and gave hs
reasons for voting the Liberal Republican cket. About
COO people were present.
Interesting political meetings were held last
evening in the IXth XIIth, XVIII, XXIst and XXyIIth
Assembly Districts, and also by the Nineteenth Ward
James OBnen Association. Inc meeting held in the
latter ward for purpose OF eecting officers. AT all
these meetings business Of Importance was transacted
New-York tribune., 1872-09-13
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

Mayor Powell signed 100000 of Central-ave sew
erage bonds yesterday.
Controller Schroeder received bids at 100, 1Ol, and
l02 Tor 8 10000 worth Of Sewer bonds yesterday.
The Brooklyn Trust Company claims exemption
from taxation on the ground that is not banknghouse
The Water Commissioners have made requisition
for $4,000 to be expended Of the water dshbGton
The match between the Mutual and Boston Clubs
YESTERDAY sae in Of the Muua Club BY Of to
An Ecclesiastical Council of Congregational min
r, has Dissolved relations between tie Rev g. Huchrs a1d
the Bedford Congregational Church
The cornerstone Of the Carroll Park NJ E. Chapel
was laid atf yesterday the Rev. hesss Cyrus D. Fos' r. y"
Howe and others assisting usual ceremonies Tie chapel vii be
Of Philadelphia brick and the cost about rlbiuOO
An application was made yesterday 70 Judge Nell
son by MARY r. Brush absolute divorce from her husband Fran
cs v rush on the ground had violated his marriage The
Court granted plaintiff amoHy and allowed 70 counsel fec
David Bartholomew was arrested, yesterday, on
writ Of ne ezat committed Jail complaint Of william T.
Ap,eu TO whom he owed note Of s2CO later The DAY apr
ton Judge Ne kon for his discharge Decision reserved
Mary J. Remsen has begun a suit to recover $1,000
damages from the Health Tor the death Of her son, WHO was
taken m bis home and care hospital wagon
during cold weather. aud saneuy elected ~ Tue hoi
Authorities.
The death of Justice Hogeboom was announced to
the saprcme Court Yesterday ard resolutions oli sni remarks
made by Tompns Weslerv Richmond County and IT, NJ TAYLOR
Dues onn Barnard repOTe ai IN olleni 0 tAe
court day oreei token oi respect o the deceased
New-York tribune., 1872-09-13
rur ALLEGED NATHAN MURDERER.

Superintendent Kclso stated, yesterday, that
he had 10 official knowledge of the issue of the writ Of
habea corpus in the Of william Forester charged
with the murder Of the late benjamin Nathan lnasmuch
as determination Of Forester was postponed In the
Tornm Police Court to next Wednesday by mutual con-
sent Of the DlstrictAttorney and the counsel for tho
accused the Superintendent does not expect to be served
with any legal documents before that time Forester
Is sl imprisoned at Police Headquarters and Oicers
guard the door Of hi. cell day and night He is permitted
10 receive no visitors other than his counsel ana the
Officers No new developments in the case have been
made but the detectives continue busy IN procuring
evidence TO be produced at the examination
Judge Leonard, yesterday adjourned the return 70 me
writ habea corpus In the case OI FORESTER until IJO
O'Clock Saturday morning.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-13
POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE.
APPOINTMENTS OF LIBERAL SPEAKERS.

APPOINTMENTS OF LIBERAL SPEAKERS
The Executive Committees of the Demo
cratic and Liberal Republican state Committees met at
the Astor House. yesterday, Heut-Goy Allen T. beaon
in the chair After a discussion tie Committee hgioeu
upon certain and cooperative action for the campaign
and arranged for a vigorous canvass. Tho following
APPOINTMENTS Of speakers were made:
Francis Krruan and Chauncey NJ. Dcpew, fldaN'
Sent 90 Staten Island Saturday, q, fOy Mouday -,
canton; Tuesday, q. Ogdensburg "Wednesday y, pa
lone Thursday 26, Potsdam; Friday, q, Watett9Wni
Tuesday oct 1, LockpOrt; Wednesday 2 hui 40 /;
Thursdav g. Dunkirk Friday, 4, Jamestown; slturu9y,
Fnicottvill Monday. T. Batavia; TUESDAY, g. btih
wednesday, Q, Emra; Thursday, 10, MatAnsi fllaiv,
II Penn Yam Monday. IL. Norwich; Tuesday, - Dehi
wednesday l6 Binghamton; Thursday, IT, CortIMu :
Friday 49, Canandaigua Monday, q, L0wyillei 1aes
dav % Herkmer wednesday, %, Cooperst0Wn;
Other appointments for Francis Herman mondaY'
Sept l6 Syracuse; Tuesday, II, Utica wednesday, 10
Albany. - ,- c-,,ro
Other appontments FOR Chauncey NJ. Depcw; Thurs
day sept 10, Brooklyn; Saturday, % Oswegc Monday
APPOINTMENTS for Francis Herman and Il. T. Fenton'
Monday Sept So Rochester. -. 40 c,-,-
Appointments for S. s Cox: Monday. Sept -, & CoIt-
land Tuesday, a, NOrwich wednesday % DelA 4Auis
day. &c, CooperstOwu; Friday, q. soloharle'
The headquarters OF the Liberal Republican ana DEM
ocratc state Committees viii he established on anu
after to-day in the ST. Nicholas Hotel
New-York tribune., 1872-09-13
pASSENGERS ARRIVFD.

PROM GrAeGOw-In sluislt Indsr, Sept. 1D HoFni,,rs
Sl. sa 5r and 81 scott 81: Boalheld wife llgh'er,
j. C~f3t wife and 9ny s sa'ael Sis 1otl, m 5 Gi ~
MANI a. NeDSs5 Prot Harris Nr. White Rev. w Iu.ea s ylaa
iss Fl e. 'f fana.s ii. = aeD53sl Rev G Loss W.
Ds ad son n l. Norris, MS, rs bIac-' = H. SeA H' Ass N
Ff5W IrAgRs-Ia sea5siip Wesrg'or Sent 12ur Pstre'
Wsri Mls. ygousouE and Hs,t Ms ara Mss ser ~ a.
N.'Iea g M 49,, | NJ r Sir, nHcbsUr M aud ll sisi.
r s4a iIs i,t "Si N c s sir V55-5ri Miss a9n Ms
Reim Miss Geuhe NJ ooli aad re2 Dr. .Tf' ~" M H.
Brr Miss uyig Mr. a. EdTan ~, m Ls5Ioi si M a ar5 s
venaai Baa A. Bqm No saa N y '421ps S s ' 80, ~. liz
Mis- seward Mas Deane I" Ci'a "a, F4ta, A' so3o.P
a N: '''Fl' r Carter Ms Brlo1er Mrs Isaee' aai
MT , sow'9 H'ag own seor,!i Sc A III & Mr Rs
fate Mrs Biille, Mrs Rckoe Mr. and A Steven y stes
cdsoh 5s r R7oirsrd Ms wTmrng and maid Lew N aHt
cll M 9is; - n.yi @ 5 MI. Ras Mrs Blum NJ Jcauemln.
awenherg John Cron Mrs de fon1Ee sad t "a ,r,5' ~
,,,eSy G' Ta r Jtr @ Mr. fey-pc M Le5ra N Leoyne NJ
GF1oes 1l M H9% A. M gGi Iahl r l A 9 6a.e
Rneker Mr Franck r selneo'T A. Levy H. " " , y 3f '
mad Miss Cmssa Mr. julie Meyer sisters Lace conlaes'
Sona Joseph, siore Nh DuPu sr Durham M lnp2esan'
& l M Vein Iare Stein Nathan Coln B. Saouon, II Benjamin,
We ~ shuma6er Aosr g stem ~ T. C3ra , b. I4'y9GR We
and @ Bins R kplaIs A51s5e 6S u pIeaaS CG n,
l. Tcs.r mr. Bs1efe E. Go.s ,Jsr1 We L Jbla Blum C.
Veil A Lew A. n Meter =. Baer, Levi Noise, Len hasnee j.
Arg H. Bonn j. Vog c. Me J. Schefer. B. Beljin H. ben,
L. Blum j. Etnser X Leopold Nathan Gettm5nn u 20 meu NJ
Kreger A. Wolf j. Meger. j. Levy. Max Eise;h = ELer g.
Beslnlnn SchsHaker Mrs Beaamann, M. Rcfe Bler
L. Blum Mrs. Gassmann Ms H. We'll n = De "A
Iarsins Louis vnot and wife Mrs Ronw'h ana cid As ;.
Bence Miss E. Rayot, Mss franck Nr, Mbe Geo n4 we
q en Marcus Lew Mr. RoylLoue Miss De Loon Nr Foaia1,
Nh raiyar5te. . 49,, g.. =, c--h,,
aug Res and child Mrs uel Emil schqz Geo ff ca f4.No
prrc naW- Louise Morss, Lima klenscmt ihst '
Senior Maria schor Scoisns o Maria PaL Ut hg sn I'J
N,n Md,i su Edward Echholz FenL hocke ~ 'e jan
Eel 'er Feri Lier Kate wins Cath wills Eva haaf Sa'a As
mr. I.e Lanzeu r. Conrad Iuier Jusus Hose H. Sor al We
S. Kahn and nepheg, Jec o'Aii,
Pauline HentEen Max P0rcbeler ~ ieat ad
vic PhiD Henken Albert Mchelsbeg Gus Holusnn VOL So
mn Y m tlybeck vifs. Carl Bench. Wlemnc liu "a
Ws mann and child Williams, q. Hoper G. RsgE Nm l.
O r. Iianser G. Bsimbaci and child Louise Scfoder h b'e
& j. r. Johanna Roster and child = -alh Ali
wiie WOLF Ernst h WIN Fan t.i~4ri nSyHegsi'
Fer Dek family, Miss M-is, J. Klein. Leblanc ID Mmiley
lsadore Haas, Geo Porter 5 smm9nas W S-p,s15 H. ~ C
ton and Am H. Marin. NJ Meer a. vile. 81 LH aA3
family Mr. Harrington, A. Carter Paul Ntleck j. ~en aA1
FROM HAvANA-In steamship CTs.ort Cg Sept P- Aitonio
valenrea p vaenn. G. H. Derrcf, u Buot y rs tefa
Victor resser Garcia jose Ruz De J. and wife h A@e -
Brnune !. Fenas a jerome -t-AoI N'NV
All do Vera. ErRso Fon,lc, j. Gonzales 1oan A. L0V-A'
New-York tribune., 1872-09-13
THE PUBLIC DOCKS.

At meeting of the Dock Commissioners,
yestaday permission was given 10 B. Alexander Sons
OF The New-York and Mexican Mail Steamship line to
build shed 200 feet long Pier No g. ~ r., similar to
those already built on Piers Nos and petition Of
the owego and Midland Railroad Company for permis-
sion to build platform and sheds the bulkhead be-
tween Piers Nos % and 49, ~ r., denied The small
pier No bs at the foot Of Ganseyoortst n r., set
apar for the exclusive or the Engineering Bureau OF
the Department on Recommendation Of Gen. Mcclellan.
The Executive Committee reported in favor Of granting
peruission 10 the NarTagansett Steamboat Company TO
dTiy outside the Dukhead between Piers
% and 49, ". r. and build platform and offices
thereon provided the Company agreen wrtng TO pay
ANIMAL the city therefor and To
the .ame without TO the city, II required by the
Board at the expiration OF the lease OF the company
about three years hence Henry H. Anderson appeared
aud objected TO the adoption OF the report In behalf OF
the Rhneander estate the ground that the projected
work would destroy berth at the pier leased from
the estate by the company, unless the company be first
required make suitable guarantees for the protection
OF the estate. The subject was referred back to the
Committee.
Westeryet recommending the construction OF wooden
piers as follows: AT Fiity-rsst, n r.. 200 feet by 40
feet at cost OF about $1,000; Fifteenth-st n R 100
feet feet at cost OF about s65C0 ana at Tnlrdst
l.. r. at a cOst OF about s1i,0OO The subject waS
fered To the Executive Committee. AT the request OF
assigned regular berth TO the police boat Seneca IN the
Customs barge-Oice dock at the foot OF Whtehhll-s
communication received Yesterday from Collector
Arthur announcing that there no room for the
Seneca aud that the entire dock necessary for the
Customs service Referred.