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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-11-07

EUREKA, Nov. S, T3.
would state to the ladies of Eureka
and vicinity, that | will spare neither
time. trouble or expense in getting goods
to suit them at all times.
n5-tf NJ. j. FRANKLIN.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-11-07
Carpets, Trunks and Valises, Hats,
Caps and Clothing.

This is a Department which We need
not say much about but we intend to
supply one and all with the latest styles
of Clothing. which will be sold cheaper
ever before offered in Eureka. We
invite all to call and inspect for them
selves, as our stock is cheap, excellent
and complete in all its branches.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-11-07

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 3, -.
To THE LADIES OF EUREKA: | would
state that it is my intention to remain in
this city, and any order you may intrust
to me will receive personal attention.
j. MEYERS.
P. S. No trouble to show goods.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-11-07
Departures.

& ENNOR'S LINE.
th Geo Witham
Harry Supple
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-11-07

EVERY ATTENTION is paid to the
patrons of "The Thistle" by the best
barkeepers to be found on the
coast. OF
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-11-07

~
GIVE the pioneer and most reliable
Matchmaker, Jeweler and Eugraver
of Eureka, }. StrauS, a call. o29
EVERY ATTENTION is paid to the
patrons of 1.-THE Thistle" by the best
barkeepers to be found on the
coast. %
The finest brands of Campbellton
and Islay whiskies at the Thistle.
Mac is there. n2-tf
THE choicest brands of imported
cigars are to be had at n. j. Frank
Inns, next door to the City Drug
Store. n1-tf
THE Finest Assortment of Furnish
ing Goods, Hosiery. Collars and Ties,
will be found at O. q H. \
ASK for what you can't get, at the
Thistle. n2-tf
Tom AND JERRY at The Thistle"
night and day. %
GRAY CAL. BLANKETS at 5000 per
pair, are only sold by O. Il H.
HoT SCoTCH at the Thistle night
and day. n2-tf
WHAT you cannot get at the Thistle
ask for. n2-tf
For Fashionable Clothing &C to o.
& ii. \
EGG-NoG at the Thistle. n2-tf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-11-07
Black md COlOrcd Silks,

The latter including all the new shades
uneXcelled in beauty n richness OF de,
sign. Evening silks. Plaids also the
largest assortment Of Poplins and Dress
Goods. Shawls and Flannels. Blankets,
Waterproofs, Red Spreads and Table
Linen, Towels. Napkins, Gloves Cursets,
and Ladies' Underwear. all Of which will
be old ut marvelously low prices. A full
stock of Laces and ace Goods.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-11-07

In this Department can be found al
styles of Shoes in Kid and Cloth. Flu
and Flannel lined, high and low cut
4! very large stock at very low prices.
New-York tribune., 1873-12-10

~ FOR Southampton AND BREMEN.
,,s .,s.msb,n DONtU Can't H. A. F. NeyusDer sail SAT
URDAi. Dee l3 from Bremen fef 1901 ihd'ee HOBO
len 10 ,,y,vysn.x m, -
sv.mship AMERICA Capt Bnsdus. on WEDNESDAY Dee ~
RITFS oE PASSAGE TO LONDON. HAVRk. AND BREMEN.
rArABLE EQUIVALENT - ouRRkscI oo
Yrstc
pe,tstt, y, n....,. snply ITO OELRICHS Co, Agenu
'""etHso pA''@N' Bow
New-York tribune., 1873-12-10
DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN MAILS.
WRDyRgDAl. DBc. 10.

"WEDNESDAY. DHc 10
and Liverpool the stesmshr
Manhattan 1880 Supplementary Mail for doable postage
letters printed closed at the PoslOhcc at m
ss mship sails from Pier No 46 n X. at lOA
m the Manhattan does not In time 10 M on Welnesday the
Algeria advertised tC sail at 10 We1nesy and viii pooa
biz mails advertised for by the Msnhattan
THURSDAY. DEC. IL.
MLs Burope Plymouth Cheboug and Hamburg p se.r
n westphals IL 80 Supplementary Mail for double
postage printed closed at the Post Once al llo
o m Steamship m. from foot OF Thrcst. H0bosen
Mails tor Hsy.n direct per the steamship CITY Of Havana close
Supplementary Mail for double postage letters ana
closed at the Once 2fU steamship sails
q D. H., Pier No. 8 n k
FRIDAY DBc l2.
Mails for New forE PostOfoe every d.
OF p. m via Halifax
Maj. for Halifax s. closed at the NevYork PosOhce ever
Say G q D. IN, and goes via Boston.
SATURDAY. Die. 13.
and Liverpool
steamship Republic close at Supplementary h' for
lOl5 Steamship sails IL 80 H. from White Star Dok
Psvonis Ferry Jersey City. =,
Fo Mail via Southampton by the steamship
Donau II NJ Supplementary Mail for doubepostase
printed matter closed a. the PosOmce E3O p M
Steamship sails at from foot OF Third st.. Hoboken
A closed Mai tins Inc
direct Bres Havrc BY the steamship
Penere Steamship sails Al ~ H. from Pier No
SON
Mails the steamship Franklin close at IL ~
sails from foot OF FIrstst. Hoboken at
hs KeY West bT steamsnip George CTde close a. m
Steamship at 3 D. IN. from Pier No 20 K
SUNDAY. DEC. Ia.
O'Clock IN. The rOsi-0e is open from pa
La n
New-York tribune., 1873-12-10
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF Egw-rORk............
....DgC o.


CLEARED.
Steamship Leo Dearborn savGsa @os a M fs paa .0s Go y o
steamship Hsnhssn wooha CaareHGs H. R Morgan sCo
w. Peepont, Shropshire Philadelphia VIM p Cvde
Steamship Goethe lGer) Wilson Hamburg. Knauh Nachoi
steamship Egyp. tBrl GrGg.n Liverpool &C. " J. Hurst
ship Co
ss.sR fSsHs Ps.sS9 s.SS. asGS scr1b mRss.' B Bros
steamship Bus OBJ Kingston &e PIN forwoo Co
Pants ps.n FRi,aslpal' W. Lo11 ss..'h' Co.
steamship G,qca. Bs.r Boston T. LED F. D%Gs1
S.oa; ssTaa a. so sd.aaas T.eaS t' soss,ss Co
Bari Mopteruma Hammond. Bndgeton, Dwight Pls.t
Pruds Alexandra tDsn VeniOn St. crOI Roche Bros
Bhs Wesley Seymour tBr spcer Gibraltar for orders LIZ
Brig John Welsh jr vsnselen Philadelphia.
sehr saile burton Barley stamford Stamford
Steamship Manhattan OBI PHce liverpool Nov 90 and Queens.
town 24th with mdse and pass Williams Guion.
] %oGGf aG 5s Williams so Nov 20 and
sst Prank Gt Hsosn & AnrerP ~ a.y; IN eA
Bark l. W oive DBL Mckay AnS.pol. g. i.y ballast
B.rk Lady Gertrude Of LOOd00 heD'0A Antwerp % days. in
BAN Aspe. tGer) Hree Duutirk 16 10 ballast
BARK Nevada PsnnO Liverpool Nov Cape Clear 9Th with
BARK v.tyrn Or Andersen TrOon Sept g. via Queenstown 81
Bs saodraud BrOush Colombo Aug H. St Helena
Brig Charles Hoard of YaOos N ST. Messenger ArecibO
bSs Adelaide toi Liverpool ST. Iaues St. Martin, la days With
Bns NJ Owen toi Lunnsbes N ST. Hunt St Kits II a,y, with
Bnr Repeal of st. Luc Jswon st. Pierre IL days with
sehr Lo.ae Speed, Cieufuegos 10 DAYS, With sugar
Ella NJ Barter (new 272 tons PenaDdins Ra days with
sehr Nelly Potter Gask Washington N c. days uav.
scbr Onx,rd Hulse, Brookhsven.
schr sslne Burton. Ward. Stamford.
Sehr Kate Church. Harms Georges Banks. with 6sb.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BoroE Dec 9Anvd steamship Olympus from Liverpool ships
sooIoo from Manila; bng Lathp GoosVes
from Antwerp schr Ssmos, from Rosario.
LEWIS Del Dec 9Ssied brgs vanum HILL and Anta for
NswYo ss collected here during
70 this morning. .
EswOaLEASs Dec 7Arrved. steamship shemsp Halsey, from
Sailed steamships City Of Galveston, Kvsn sn assis
GiLyEsros Dec 6-Saled steamship City Of Austin Ridgs
for Ssw.YorL
FOREIGN PORTS.
sourgAxproy Dec 9The North German Loyds Line steamship
Main Oerendorp from NewYorK Nov 20, arrived here at
MovIfr Dec 9-The Line steamship Cieions siey
from 25 for Glasgow arrived this hsbor to-day
MEMORANDA.
brig Spray Boston from Antwerp reports Nov T.
Wes She had smoke stacks; she showed no slgnab
Rr King (B from Liverpool for Boston which put
bach 70 with decks &C. had shifted
cargo bhs will her voyage on the lSih.
SPOKEN.
Nov o. lat "a 20 long 6l 90 ship Glendowe ORR from London
Nov a. lat "a 80 long 81 as scOl,h Bride Br) from
Wbsmpos july 23 for EexYork
Nov ~ 2I az long 80 o. ship MOgul from Bremen for sa
Nov a. lat 81 TO- long 5l bark Prey sOr from sswYOri for
Cork, 20 days OuL
iFor Latest Ship Nevs Frn PAGE
New-York tribune., 1873-12-10
CRIMINAL NOTES.

Johnny the Greek" the notorious pckpocket,
vssas indicted bv the Grand Jury yesterday.
At the Yorkville Police Court yesterday Adolph
committed for having stolen horse and worth 345
frOmH Henry Loeb.
On account of the marriage yesterday of Judge
Benedict Woodruff win open the United States Circuit Court
criminal SIDE to-day.
Daniel Webster. charged with committing perjury
swearing for the OF eusng the that ne II
YESTERDAY In this city by DeputyMarsha
Crowley and Boston where the alleged oene
Inted
Charles Schultz and William Gulghalls. charged
topsss counterfeit PruSsan thae Isaac SchweLe
brought before Commissioner Shields yesterday The COmm
10 District Phelps Michael Ryan the second steward OF the
charged with deseron he In $500 bail
At the Court of General Sessions yesterday. Assist
ant Rollins James Donovan
charged asaung Duffy Of No 600 Pyseventhst bV
ST. Nov the soop Nathan Carr sent
e. the Penentary Peter Mitchell for The
Thomas charged with stealing watch and csn worth $50
Twelfth Penendsry for yersWm r. kntIng for
prisoner Kelly with attempting TO steal pocket
containing $40 Nov Is. from the Of Catherine Gel
20 the House OF kefuge
horse and wagon worth $780, on Nov. 10. from John
Is.y acquitted Howe & Humme for the accused.
Pss Of accepted the following james Wilson for
William Go0dno1gh Nov 2S with knife sent 10
state Donohue and Patnck hsngen
Jointly with Thomas Henley for stealing four muas worth so
Pentensy and Mangen n tue House OF
August jointly Indicted With Joseph S4nberg f1
stealing from Hennea Meyer OF No. l3o Canal
for John bugent ior attempting . ea
Of SIeeDthst sent to Ae Peoientsry for 2a
yeaKA
New-York tribune., 1873-12-10
Gorporation Notices ss.ss.s

PROPOSALS FOR PRINTING AND SUP
PLRsesled Proposals will be received at the Omoe Of
Bori Of Educaon until tho l6h inst at o'clock for the
pRISTNG By Of the 1874
f iyering SUPPLIES the uuer jurisdiction
Hoard full aoraaoa The Ciu Recor Copies for SALE No.
- 1ity
New-York tribune., 1873-12-10
THE COURTS.
A BURGLAR IMPRISONED FOR TWENTY iHA"'
Alexander Corbett was tried in the Court OIL

A BURGLAR IMPRISONED FOR TWENTY iHA"'
Alexander Corbett was tried in the Court OIL
General sessions yesterday for burglary and an attempt
20 km An officer. Thomas Ryan testified that MS shoe
store at Beecker and Greene-sts was broken into by
burglars fortnight ago. and that he was awakened by
The noise thew made in collecting their piuuder He
onaod The stairs to the store where he saw five men
..DcassS in selecting the most valuable goods They
had ON perceviug him at once fed from the store Cor
, had held the street door open while the others ran
ont and had then himself escaped. He ran to the door
q, the shop and saw Corbett into liquor store
near by.
Patrolman GilSard testified that he told by Ryan
that burglary had been attempted, and that of the
thieves had fed into the liquor store. He had entered
the liquor and attempted arrest Corbett who
had Immediately run behind partition and finally
escaped into the While In the liquor store Cor
bett had fercey struck at him with jimmy, but the
blow missed aim only knoc king off mis- hat. He had
pursued Corbett fred shot from revolver at him,
and last captured him In Greene near Houstons ST.
The accused had in his possession ockpick and some
skeleton keys.
Recorder Hsckett sentenced Corbett to 20 years i'm
prisonment the State Prison Joseph Grassmuch who
was suspected Of belnS one OF the burglars was ac
Quilted.
New-York tribune., 1873-12-10
1rN1ryp STATES SUPREME COURT.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 9.-NO. lW-W ashlngt0n Uni
verty Chambers appeal from the Circuit Court for MS
sOuDsy Chamb purchased Of the President Of the University
certain paving 81 900 cash. and giving notes secured by deed OF
This before the In MAY ISbl ty
paid and certain interest notes bu no payments
Old
Of the and they lived IN in-
surrecOnsry districts Of Virginia The University anu e PRESIDENT
resided Missouri aud the former becoming he holder OF the notes
OF and become the purchaser for
srwsrd selling for thousand dor Aer the war
joined CbHmbe
h UNIVERSITY OF the land IN the
hands venee question whether the contacts
Daily Chambers suspended during the wal and amer us
entitled perform them aud receve their land The
iudneu question the affirmative and the decision
ssnei NJ Krun for appellant; W. H. Leeher for
sppelees o.L. ,,-,, NJ,
599ger ag voeke error 70 The Creu Tor Northern Dir.
tct of Illinois 20ih RuleTwo other
this Nos $40 aud 4oO) present the same
~ an the Company and then after
wsr from the Comuany loan merely and regard
h stock up becoming nsolven he
purchase negotiable demands against and have them allowed as set
% sgns the Company fanar Hitchcock &
Uufee or psnf in eor Rosebhsl Prace for defendant
New-York tribune., 1873-12-10
DFCIsIONS-Dec, @.

,Supreme Court -Chambers-By Judge Brady
Smith-Moon granted Hart
denied stgeer Holman and otherorder
denied, vi $40 costs, abide the event
SUPERIOR Court-Speciai Ierm-By Judge Freedman.
Casper SbenfTsIAton OF costs affirmed Ritter t
Kser $50 50 ordered to DO deducted from bill Of
taxed =,
n, Juge Van ag Dvinee-Fndnrs OF fact and
settled fled Magnin Dnsmore President
&c-Csse as amended settled Keok WerteThe case not
rules the lines which amend
n are numbered and It's condtoa cannot bs
settled
Court Of Appeals ALBANY. Dec 9.--Fhe following
OF Appeals to-day; Judgments
Spofor Goeet Spoford Blanche
Bank Commerce The National Me-
Banking Association The New York Guaranty and Indemnity
Company Flynn The Loard Fire Insurance Com
pny Pueson Judgments reversed and trial grsnted
sde eyenYsn Zandt The Mutual Benefit Life Insurance
COnpsnyi Coender ag DpsmoTe Hughes The Mercantile In
,ura6ce Company Orders affirmed with costTbe People, rel
Martin ag Brown REL the Board Of Supervisors Of
Weschee County Fowler; Lenpsn ag smsn Order granting
and judgment affirmed with
Order granting trial reversed and
oyerrud and judgment nonsut OF Circuit With
Mcsaare sgt The Mutual l. n Insurance Company.
New-York tribune., 1873-12-10
CIVIL NOTES.

Ex-Judge Cardozo moved, yesterday, in the
Court Of Common Pleas Special Term, before Judge
Loew for a mandamus 10 Compel Judge Stenier OF the
Seventh Judicial District Civil Court put the Of
Peter Maserson who was appointed Clerk by the for
mer justice Judge Mcguire, on the payroll Inc Court
reserved decision.
In the United States District Court yester-
day, suit was begun by capas agt Geo. H. Hughes 81
Co.. linen importers The record OF the case 10 the CON-
Law Regiserl is incomplete in that it does not
show the amount which the firm is sued, the
TO for information the matter, Assistant
United States DstrieAttorney sherman refused to give
any, saying that 1.-THE press must hnd out ABOUT sueh
from the court records"
The case of Mallory g. Co., proprietors Of
the Galveston line OF steamers, who prevented by
the Attorney General on behalf of the people, from
erecting shed Pier No. 20 E. r.. for which permis
granted by the Dock Commissioners. came be-
fore Judge Davis in Supreme Court Special Term yes
terday As tine question involved will before the
cision OF Judge Ingraham dissolving an Injunction
against the Company Judge Davis adjourned the mat
ter 10 that date.
In the Marine Court, Part H., yesterday,
before ChiefJustce Shea Robert seuftner sued Francis
Fife for $3.50 the asserted value of his services
in selling house worth $4,000 The defendant
denied that had employed the plaintiff TO sell the
CmefJustice Shea instructed the jury that it for
them TO determine whether the plaintiff was employed
also whether the plaintiff found purchaser FOR the de
fendan or not The Jury gave we 2 ySrqGt FOR Id 1de
C. Waehner for the defendant.
In the Marine Court, Part l., yesterday,
before Judge Curtis Louis G. Giyernand brought suit
against Benjamin H. Hutton aud others to recover h
for ten weeks services in silk factory in West Hobo
ken He claimed s25 per week for the services of him
self and his two brothers. On May the plaintiff re-
notice from the defendants that they desired to
terminate the special agreement which had existed
between them. The plaintiff admitted having received
$3.50 for the first two weeks Of his services and brought
the action the balance due him for his work
from Fell to May The defense was Jnat pam
TIFF conducted the business in careless and negligent
manner that his of value. verdict
was given for plaintiff for the full amount claimed
j. r. Dos Passos for the plaintiff. aud John h Whiting
for the deie ndant.
New-York tribune., 1873-12-10


NewYork from foot Of DesbrOs and Corslsnd sts fonows:
Palace Car. attached $3.50 aud $3.50 Sunday 8,
aud 8:3Or.
For and the South VA Pennanis Air line
$40 and Sunday N. For Baltimore and
ington, via b. & o. r. r.. a. 80 Q. m. daily.
Express Philsdepha $40 $3.50 1890 3 A. g. 1880.
$50 m and IL night Sunday g. 6:l0 1880 $50 ami
For Tsntsn At 72O 2 $40 and 6l0 sunday 6;l0
o.
Emgrsn. and second class. 7:0o m.
Por Newarr at o. $50 1920 TAO 500 g. 10. m 10 m
l. $780, $40 $40 A;l0 430 o. 520 $40 o. 6:lO $50 Z.
1880 8lO TO- IL 80 IL night Sunday 62O 10 $780,
For sFs.Sets G. 6so 72O TAO 500 O. 10 H. H. I2 m,
1870. $40 10 1880 and ~ plight SUNDAY, 620 6:l0
For Rahrsy 8 $50 7:2o 500 10 g. n 1e m. l. q 2.so
BIO $40 40 430 $50 $40 o. 6:l0 $3.50. 1880 8: TO- 10
o. m, and 10 night SUNDAY. 500 6;l0 and 1880 m.
For Woodbrse and Perth Amboy and 10 $50 4l0. and
6p.m
$500 $40 1880 and IL Sunday 10 aud 1850 D. N
For East Milestone. $500 m. l2 and u 80 IN.
Lambertviie and Plemington $3.50 a H.. and 3 D.
For Pbilhpsburg and Belyidere. 3 and 4 o.
Borentosn, Burlington Camden 720 and 80
n. 1890. 3:l0, 4. and D..
Fer Freehold. 72U IN, and 4pn.
For Jamesburg, Pemberon, Camden. g. n. td 230 D.
Trains follow; From Pittsburgh $3.50 1885 and
Baltimore sos aud 6:40 5:l6 aud 1927
500. $40 and 1927 From Philadelphia, 522
sos. GAO $50. 10l5. 1l;55 a. 2lb. 6:l5 6s06 s44
1927 Sunday 5:22 Cos. Gao 6sO ll:55 and 1927
Ticket omce 626 435 944 Broadway, A,or House.
ID 6OYD tr Gen AGENT
New-York tribune., 1873-12-10
70. ocIocK-sArys nypoRE THE CALI.
0,oOO U 4 $50 Coa '67,

Csnton COMPANY
100. SO
WILLIAMSBURG Gas Co
6O........l2O
New-York tribune., 1873-12-10
NEW YORK, NEW HAVEN, AND HART

NETWORK, NEW HAVEN, AND HART
~ FORD RhILR0AD.-New. Yorf and New Haven Division
WINTER ARRANGEMENT COMMENCING NOV. IL. 1873
Depot Entrance
Forty second-sL
TRAINS LEAVE NEW YORK. -
Trains for New Haven leave 100 (Aec M sos lkL 9O5
(Acen, 1000 (B1) 1900 tAeen 90 Br lRT 1855
Aces :38 and 10 oea g. 10 (Erl ami g. 10 (Ex
For South Norwst 705 sos O5 1900 LOO tHI) 300
$50 43S 5lO 635 $40 9:lO For STANFORD 7:l0 sos,
9O5, 1910 1900 200 323 500 (EI $3.50, 43S
445, 5:l0, $40 6S5, 1:2O. Bio. 9l0 Pm.
For Pert Chester. III 40 D.
Boston Springfield ;05 and 10 100 300 and sl0
pin yis Shore Line at l;OO and 9:lu The 500 loo
800 $40 and 9l0 stopping at Stanford Nor.ak and Bridge
port The $40, and 700 M connect with trans on shore Line
Division for Eoweh ad Proytuee and the Conn., Naey Say
broo. The sos and 500 NJ connects with Sew6sysn and
Northampton at New Haven S:05, 1000 m 1900
connect with Conn River X at Springfield and 300
Montreal The S:05 loo and 800 with Manga
tuck Railroad, and the S05 and 300 With Housatonc Rail
road st Bridgeport The S05 and 905 and 30Oj and 5lo
IN. with Danbuy aud hOrwak at So Sowak and the sos
100 and $40 with HewUsnsan Railroad at Sta snot
Sunday Boston Mail Trans m sprugde 3:lO
via Providence.
Day Express and seepngcss Night Er
press Trains
b. purchased Ticket Once Of Company Grand Gen.
offices Of n. Y. Transfer Co.. 9i4 Broadway
Windsor House N r. and No. Courtt, Brooklyn; will
check baggage from residence 10 destination.
For eT information Of psrtica,s posters hotels and depot
JOHN I. MOODY. Sup't OF n. Y. DIV
T. NJ. REID Genl Supt, kew-Hayen
New-York tribune., 1873-12-10
OFFICIAL TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.
Gitp Real estate for 6alt.

EOR SALE or EXCHANGE for improved
i city propsrty-5O desirable LOTS and valuable
wATBR FRONTS on the upper end Of the island a. ~,
LBsPINASSB FRIEDMAN IL Pneh
7 OTIS for SALE or to LEASE-FOr FOUN-
i 4 DRRIBs MANUFACTURES CHEMICAL WORKS ac-
Large Of with buhes front suitable for large oun
also blocts OF os suitable for dselgs pres
Apply 10 s. b. SCHiHFfELS lfo VIII
Am
New-York tribune., 1873-12-10
HORSE and CARRIAGE MARK Ell
NEw-YoRK, Tuesday, Dec. Q, 1878.

NEwYoRK, Tuesday. Dec Q, 1878.
Business under this head was quiet to-day in
ali branches and the aggregate distribution Of horses
through the agency Of the public auction marts showed
a marked falling OFF compared with the preceding
week. The results OF these sales reported fol-
lows:
BY Mr.. Arch. Johnston. at the Horse Mart In Thir-
New-York tribune., 1873-12-10
Ocean Steamers

EOR LIVERPOOL.
UTA QUEENSTOWN
CARRYING THE Q. s. MAILS
THE LIVERPOOL AND GREAT WBsTBLS srgAM CoMPANf
viii dispatch one their tclass fu iron steamships
FROM PlER No. A6 n. L.. EVERY WEDNESDAY,
s fellows,
MANHATTAN. Capt JAS PKIcE jr.. Dec 10 At 1000 m
WYOMING Capt JAS GUARD. .."......Dee IL at 200 p IN
IDAHO Cspt tMooRB................'.Dec "a I" $50 m
MINNESOTA Capt. BKDDoR. ........Dee. 81 Al ZVo y N
WISCONSIN,. CAPT 7. W. FaExnAs Jan
NEVADA Capt Wn FoRsrIa.........Jsh Ia
CABIN paSsA~e $50. gola
shsrsst passage oonse No. 20 Broadway. $50 currency.
foIhs%ht Or cabin Basssss. spplvte ......
WILLIAMS L qUloh. No. 63wAG
New-York tribune., 1873-12-10
pASSENG ER,S SAILED.

POR KINGSTON JAN, KEN ss1nrshp Bind. Dec 9-hr
Fannie Adela b. Ramos Mr. and Mrs Be6ed NJ Pruiii
Cubas Pombo Miss Lyons Miss x LYONS Mss Labait an
servant, CheVeu Mrs Lyons Mrs finiardo NJ Vmegs an
family L. villa aud family CsnerO Ed solomon p Dyer
Ham, Taylor M. Shsen, G. j. Kuenkamf Luaces
CRATER J. q Wes,ake Mr. aud Mrs King g. WAlng ueorg
New-York tribune., 1873-12-10
AINiATURk ALMANAC

sup TIA SUP 33 Moco $50
Sanity oot 0O2 039 Hell Gate PeuJ.. 2:23
Dty-p -
sandy OBS Cows saDd.. LOO Hell Gate feur Z'a3
New-York tribune., 1873-12-10
Ocean Steamers.

A NCHOR LINE-Steamers sail from Pier 90,
"A Mr.: foot Of Devss EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.
MACEDONIA. Wcddav Dec 10 saturnav Dec 20
SATURDAY Dee l3 TRINAORIA wsipsssy Dee -
CASTALA "Wednesday Dee II CALIFORNIA saiursv Dee "a
CaDm passage Giasgow Liverpool Londonderry
Wednesday steamers s65 and s7 return l3O ssar.'
$85 and &75 81 80 gold Sese 0ss
gow Liverpool London Queenstown Londonderry Belfast Buso or
Cardiff $50 currency
amount ofoes. Bowling
green New.York HENDERSON BROfHkRS. Agents
New-York tribune., 1873-12-10

Auction sales Of horses, carriages, harness. &C., on
Wednesday, the 10th inst:
At II a. M at Messrs. Barker & Chases City Auction
Mart and New York Tatersals Of Thirty ninth.
81. and Broadway.
At IL a. m, at private stables No. 7 East Twenty
eighth-st. l matched pair and single horses J. l.
Vandewater, auctiOneer. =.
New-York tribune., 1873-12-10
New- Jereep Real GsIate for Gale.

DEST LINE of TRAVEL-MOst agreeable
ID sUBURB-s60 per nonh-lntsss-OutaT or Renta.-Tasv
house grounds 40 Central Railroad depos pave
ment police department frequent and late trains low
we'll drained and hesthY ocston IL rooms wde halls
cabe hot aud od heater and storm doors ac
laid bearing small and large fruits shades ae .rNete
place worth $4,000 viii sacrifice securities as ss
Inquire Elizabeth depot address OWNEk, Post
once No. 18i, Elizabeth ". j.
ELEGANT NEW HOUSE, carriage house,
IL large lot finest Pan6ed cost 80 per cent can
chance delightful home on easy
terms JAQUBs, 2OS Broadway.
ORANGE. NJ.-Great variety property for
furnished aniurnshe Sale Caialoguss
Oce hours 80 till l. H. GERRY. 80 Nassau, LberIs
New-York tribune., 1873-12-10

II ONLY DIRECT ROUTE, WITHOUT CHANGE or CARS. TO
THE OIL REGION and LUMBER DISTRICT OF PENN. Traus
vii leave Dssbro,ses and CorIlaDdtst Fcrrss:
$3.50 Buffalo krpss daily, except sundal with Pullman
Palace Car from Harrisburg to Bar.o Arrive Harrisburg 455
Sanburr. 7l0; Wamport 9OO Lock Haven 1890, Remove
III 40 D. Emporium. 2;l a. and Buffalo. $50 A.
Ens Mail day SuDdsyI with Pullman Palsce Car
from Phiaielpha Erie Arrive Sudbury IS: Wnamspo
Loes h,yeo $40 Remove $3.50 irVineOn, 4:25 Corr,
b25i Ere 700 M. Connects aud rynetOn on
Greek and Alsahsuy River r. X for the oil Region.
". A. BALDWIN General Superintendent
q. N. BOYD. IT,, Ger. Pas Agent