davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-20

Union Skirt Manufacturing Company, which was
largely indebted to the plaintin. The defendant,
before the insolvency OF the Union Skirt Manufac-
turing Company, had represented to the agent of
the plaintiff that the which he represented
was worth SIS 600 over and above all its liabilities.
This statement was untrue. Wnen the Union
Skirt Company became insOvent the defendant.
Augustus Siber, induced all the creditors, except
the plaintiff, TO accept compromise and sign
composition deed. The plaintiff refused to sign the
deed whereupOn the defendant sald to its agent, IL
made representations to you that the Union Skirt
Company was solvent; 1t was not; make an ar
rangement with the company and I'll give you my
own notes, not to be paid out OF the assets OF the
company, for enough to cause you to realize sixty
six per cent? The other creditors had signed CT
for thlrty.three per cent This proposition was ac-
cepted, and the plalntn, through its agent, gave
SLIDER memorandum OF the agreement, not TO be
used TO influence other creditors TO sign the
composition deed. The defence urged that
deed, made for the purpose OF Influencing other
creditors to sign, and that the individual note
OF SLIDER now sued on was void, because the con-
sideraton was in fraud OF the other creditors The
defendant also claimed to recover back the amount
OIL one or the individual notes which had been paid
Judge Curtis, in charging the jury, said that the me-
morandum between the plaintiff and SLIDER was not
part OF the composition deed, but was distinctive
and isolated in its character that II the Jury
satisfied that there was fraudulent understand
ing between the plaintiff and defendant ior the
purpose of inducing other creditors to sign the
note VOID as against public policy ;
that If the. statement Of the agent Of the
plalntn was correct, that these notes were not TO
be paid out Of the assets Of the company, but out
the reason OF the defendant In giving them was
stated by the agent OF the plaintiff, there was a
valid consideration in law; that under 10 circum-
stances could the defendant recover on his counter
claim because the note had been paid. The auu-
dicatiOns both sides OF the Atlantic sustain this
view. The Jury found for plaintiff.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-20

have from time to time had their fingers in the pie
he was visited yesterday conversation occurred,
In which it appeared that the exact terms OF the
suspension OF the above named gentlemen by
President Watson were that it should continue in
effect until the next meeting OF the Board which
occurs early in Apr1l.
''Is it likely that they will then be finally dis
mssed2n
~ can't tell whether It Is probable that they will
be dismissed at that meeting or not, and II did
know II would not do for me to play the prophet IL
would be strange however, II Mr.. Watson's action
would not meet with some decisive response
"What is the sentiment toward these gentlemen
among the directOrsY
III haven't heard word about 1t. Whatever has
been saitl was said to Mr.. Watson"
"WnaJ bearing has the investigation now going
on at Albany on this matters"
"Oh None whatever, directly"
'What do Won think OF the work Of the Commit
tee Of lnquiryY
'.Pshaw! 1t has discovered netting. and nothing
has been published by 1t that was not known
already I will tell you what l know abOut it.
Some weeks ago delegation OF lobbyists came
down from Albany TO see me, and told me that an
investigation would be demanded. II we 1.-THE
Erie peOple wanted to stop IT land we could il we
wanted toy we must, they said, send some one tn
Albany to represent u.s. and armed with power
which, oil course, meant money. This we refused
to do, and told them that we had no objection
whatever to the investigation being made. was
at That time shown copy OF the bill which was
afterwards passed."
The interview was here closed by the remark by
the gentleman OF the Erie Company that the hint
that the suspension OF Messrs. Otis, Hilton White
would relieve them OF the necessity OF testifying
cgrcgously silly. With this the reporter took his
departure.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-20
COURT Of SESSIONS.
The War Against the Policy Dealers
demanding the Accused Before the End
of the Trial.


The War Against the Policy Dealers
demanding the Accused Before the End
OF the Trial.
Before Judge Moore and Associate Justices.
Tho entire session Of the Court yesterday was de-
voted to the trial ofJohn Stack and John Primrose,
who indicted for carrying on the policy busi-
ness in Boerum street. The court room was densely
crowded by as motley an audience as was ever
witnessed there. At the opening of the Court
Judge Moore announced that he would deny Colonel
Spencer's motion, made on the previous day, to
Alter q short recess, rendered necessary by the
absence OF witnesses Tor the people, the trial was be-
gun. number OF witnesses were examined Tor the
prosecution, among wh0tn was lad named Frank
Brown, who swOre that with nifty cents, given him
by Police Captain Smith, and at the Captains re-
quest, he went to the policy shop in Boerum street
and bought a slip. The crosse Examination OF young
Brown showed that the lad was addicted TO gam
bling, and had frequently tried his luck ever the
sweat board and sundry other of the lower
games oil chance.
Captain Smith admitted that he had given Brown
the money to go the shop, and when Assistant Dis
tricJ Attorney Cullen rested his case Colonel
Spencer said that if that was all the the people
had he weud rest also, ana let the case re TO the
jury without introducing any evidence for the de.
fence. He would sum up this morning.
Mr.. Cullen asked that the defendants be re-
manded to Jail.
Colonel spencer objected claiming that the de.
PENDANTS had been admitted to bail and that they
should not be locked up before the trial had been
Mr.. Cullen minated that Boss Tweed was re-
manded, but COlone Spencer denied this and said
he would held the Assistant District Attorney re-
spOnslble II these men were locked up.
Judge Moore however. sustained Mr.. Cullen, and
Stack and Primrose were taken in charge by Ser
geant Rogers, or the Court squad and sent TO iail
until this morning. The little tilt between Mr..
Cullen and Colonel Spencer created quite a sensa-
ton among the audience, which Included many OF
the prisoners friends, and when the accused were
removed from the court room they followed
by large crowd out of the Court House and as far
as the square. and some OF their friends went even
as lar as the Jail with them.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-20
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
DEENsYLYANIA RAILROAD
] Trains leave New YORK from foot of Desbros

J)kSNsfLVANIA RAILROAD
trains leave New York. from foot of Desbrosses and
Cortlandt streets, As f0lows:-
Express Tor Harrisburg Pttsbury, the West and South
and 70 r NJ Sunday, & 7 and y 80 r. VI.
For baltimore, Washington and the South at A, NJ Il
and L. VI. SUNDAY, q r. NJ "
Express for Philadelphia, & O. 9:3oA NJ. ;l2sl1L55
sal VI NJ, ana IL night SUNDAY, Q, 80 and Z. N.
For Phiiadelphia, via Kensngton, at A. NJ and r. NJ
Emgran, and second class 7;l5 r. NJ
- fGr sewa var ct o S'o 7;e $40 10 H. n;D An
Say S;io az; slo o 7po s'lo TO- iIs1 up sun
For E;izabesh,o s, e;se = 7:G, s. sac. enn n;D
NJ, y NJ, u 70 2U g. 800, $40, $40 80 -
~ s ss ana SIe sp $40, 10 il:@ Up sun
fsr heeyay ss I az rs 50 s sDd 80 ~ s ~ y
100 40 loP N. and u night Sunday 5:5l and 6P NJ
Mpc sn6 and Perth Amboy and 10 A. MID
For New Brunswick, Z, 10 A. NJ, II MI $40 5:D
g. gP NJ and y night. sunday, q aud VI.
FOR East milestone, A. W., IL noon, $40 and 10 p. W.
For hampertvile and flemington, "a. N. aud 2 p NJ.
ACCOMMODATION for Boruentown Burlington and Cam
den, and ySg a: NJ. " 80, z 3, $40, and q r. NJ
For Freehold, 4, sA. NJ 2and4 p. VI. - -
For Jamesburg, Pembcrton, Camden, A. NJ. JED L. W.
Trains arrive as follows:From Pittsburg, $50 A. W.,
i1 r NJ daily i0lt A. NJ and 6:3f r. NJ. daily, except
Monday from Washington and Baltimore, $40 4. NJ,
t: io 1s XII, NJ SUNDAY 64oA From Philsiephls
sunday, n, & 80, ii 0i A. NJ 49, -
Ticket Offices, 500, ABS, 27i and 90 Broadway; No.
Astor House, and foot OF Desbrosses and Cortlandt
streets Emgrant Ticket office, No Battery place
General Manager Gen. Pass Agent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-20
0VI
FEBRUARY %, 1873.

CUPREME COURT
Of parE 81 an Of 81 the Mas
men and commonay of the city of New York. relative
Opening Of Kingsbridge Road,
mSrsM the sGps,y X Inc e @ S
the Central Park, in the city of New York
Assessment in the above entitled matter, hereby give
notice to the owner owners occupant occupants OF
affected thereby and to all others whom it may concern
L-That we have completed our estimate and assess
ment and that az persons interested IL these proceed
writing duly vsfed to the %
or before the "a day Of s7s and that we the sy said
e next G . ed sg u.s.
and for that purpose will be in attendance At our said
m-Tha the abstract Of the said estimate and assess
msn tSsehsr NTH 9sr and also all the M
making our report haze been site IN ths office Of
there TO remain until the 9Th day Of May, 1873
iIIrhat the limits embraced by the assessment afere
or parcels contained lying being within
@ Ss BY @ t. y the
line side of 45th street with the westerly line side
& the
high water mark Of the Harlem River thence along the
and turns to the Hudson River thence sSuthwardy along
ts se s G rSer %D nS turns n
the sGShs dr line Inc s sas Of n oy s Of @
thence souhery along the said easery side Of said Bou
caserly along the said norherlv line side OF 45th
5 to the s
preme Court OF the state Of New YORK at special term
HAIR Il e nc be eq New hf Ssw S0a ss AT @t G
1873 at the opening of the Court that day and tnat
heard thereon motion will be made tatthe said report
MifIiAI 3 aFAssoss, Commissioner.
New YORK, March 10, 1873
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-20
LEGAL NOTICES.

GALE OF WILMINGTON, CHARLOTTE AND RUTH
- erford Railroad under decree OF foreclosurc.-By
New Hanover in the State Of North Caroaa made in the
case OF joseph stuart and pao Calhoun surviving
ford Railroad Company and others at the January
s7s Of said Court the undersigned Edwin E. Burruss.
pointed by said decree will sell at public auction to
the highest bidder At the Court House door il
on THURSDAY the ioh Jay APRIL 1873 x ococR
the entire railroad known the WILMINGTON. Char
in the city Of Wilmington Aforesaid to Its western
terminus in the town Of Rliherordton in said state
90 miles from the city Of Charlotte to Buffalo Greek
and other lands tracks bridges vsduc depcts station
houses machine shops and ali other shops, houses or
buildings, and all locomotives tenders cars and other
plemens fuel and materials of any kind constructing,
operating repairing replacing the said railroad any
same belonging to or by said before NAMED de-
PENDANT and now in its sson together with all and
Of The said aefendan as the same Sre set
forth in the ndenture of mortgage referred to in the
shares Of the capital sSSE
interest property claim and demand Of said defendant
in and to any and all real and personal property or ef
Terms of sale s The bonds OF said
March 1867, and made to LIE Grand Lockwood and the
plaintiffs, amounting in the aggregate TO s., 100000 will
%eni upon the following terms and conditions WI
TO be paid in cash. and for the residue or remainder OF
the amount SO bid the bonds secured by said mortgage
such residue or remainder hears to the aforesaid aggre.
gate amount of said N6M SHpai RueRUss
t sdI;E 4 4 ,saTSEDMAS. Referees.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-20
THE ERIE TROUBLES.

The hctribufion for Old Sins Visited on
fhe Suspended Retainers of Erie-The
probability of Their Dism isxal-The
Animus OF the Present Legislative In
vessfgafton-is IL a Blaeknailing En-.
terPrfse Of the Lobbyists'-What Send
Ing Some One with Power To Stop it
Means.
The event foreshadowed in the HERALD about n
week ago, namely, the dismissal OF Messrs Otis.
Hilton and White from the employ Of the Erie Com.
pany, will undoubtedly take place at the next
meeting OF the Board OF Directors. This infcrma-
ton GENES from gentleman well versed in the most
secret Vaccinations Of the several rings" which
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-20
MARINE COuRT-'ART |.
Action Against a Railroad Company.
Before Judge Gross,

Action Against a Railroad Company.
Before Judge Gross.
Jacob F0ss VS.. The Norwich ana New York Trans
Portation Company. In August, 1872, the plaintiff
shipped by defendants line for Worcester Mass,
seventeen bales OF woollen waste. used in the
manufacture OF coarse cloth. The goods arrived
an due course, were placed on the railroad plat
form and received drenching by reason of 4
heavy Storm which wandered it liable to spon-
faneOus combustion If stored in close
place, so that 1t was left exposed and
the c0nsignee refusing to receive n II was
shipped back to plaintiff. who also declined to
take It, but brought TINS suit to recorcr its yalue
The only point as to which the testimony was con
Worcestershire carnan OF the consgnee, VINO was
there at the time, swearing that lie was told by
the freight agent that the bales were in the cars
for him. to which ne replied that he had a load to
deliver which would occupy him till afternoon, and
desired that they be put Ia the st0rehOuse. as a
transform tnreatelcd. but that on his return he
sound them en- the open platform. with the rain
pouring down upon them; that be again requested
that they he put unGer shelter. which was declined
and that be then let on account or the rain; WHILE
on the part OF the defcnaants the testimony was
mat the carman asserted TO their being placed On
the platform rs the nost convenient place Tor him,
saying ne would return for them and that he did
NJ come back for a number OF hours ana alter II
nad begun TO rain and that then there was no
goem IN the freight house for the bales. verdict In
aavor OF plaintiff Tor 1864 so.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-20
BROOKLYN COURTS.
SUPREME CoUaT-ClRCUiT.
Verdict Against n Life Insurance Conn
DanY.


pany.
Before Judge Tappen.
In the suit OF Charles Fleury against the Liver.
pool, London and Globe Life Insurance Company
to recover $4,000, the amount OF a policy on the
life OF Victor Fleury the interest i'm which was as
signed to Charles the jury rendered verdict in
favor OF plaintiff for the full amount claimed with
interest. The case was reported in the HERALD Of
yesterday.
Heavy Damages Claimed fol Alleged
Malicious Prosecution.
Before Judge Pratt.
william r. Anderson is suing the John Hancock
Mutual Life Insurance Company OF Boston and VIII
liam j. Hall and william S. Manning, who were
general agents in New York, to recover $4,000
damages Tor alleged malicious prosecution. Plain
tin was a sub-agent of the company and in Janu.
ary 1870, he was arrested at the instance of Man.
ming on charge Of embezZlement from the CON-
pany and taken to Rochester. The Grand Jury,
however, did net indict him, and he was released
The defendants, Hall and Manning, claim that
they had probable cause to believe that when the
charge was made against Anderson he was guilty.
Case Still
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-20
Y0RKvlLLE POLICE COURT.
Before Justice Bixby.

The only case worthy Of notice which came mp
at the morning session of this Court yesterday
that OF Peter Solms, butcher doing business at
1875 Third avenue. He and his wife were charged
with committing brutal assault on an old man
William 0live-whO resides in Eighteth street and
Lexington avenue, and whose face and head were
a swollen mass of bruises The defendants were
both held for trial. The difficulty had arisen about
goat.
In the afternoon the Court was crowded with
spectators, drawn hither by the arrest OF seven
persons, who, 1t was alleged, had been engaged in
q prize fight in Astoria. Officers Mcclure and
Blange, OF the Twenty third precinct testified that
Mrs. Bridget Burns, OF 100 East Nineteth street,
informed them OF the intended fight because one OF
the seconds, Michael Wolf, was her brother. On
cipals, John Toole; Wolf, who was his second, and
five others we're arrested. The other principal and
his second escaped. Wolf admitted that the fight
did take place and lasted one hour and five min
utes, but which side had won he would not say.
The whole party were locked up for examination.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-20
ARE lor books and statiepery alleged to nave been

irs for books and stationery alleged to have been
furnished to the county during the year 1869. Ap-
pIication was made before Judge Fancher, OF So
prene Court, Chambers, for a mandamus to CON-
once.
sir. +. Delafeld Smith, Counsel to the Corpora
anime the merits OF the application. The motion
Tor delay being opposed. Mr.. Smith stated that
this belonged TO class OF cases in
where the very enormity OF the amount
claimed, compared with tine articles furnished,
could not close iher eyes He strenuously urged
that time was needed to examine into the merits OF
the case and the correctness or otherwise OF the
items IN the bills and the prices charged.
After nearing Mr., Smith Judge Fancher grantee
the adjournment asked Tor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-20
BUSINESS I'm THE OTHER COURTS
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT cous1-calmAsL TRIALS.

Yesterday Judge Benedict resumed the trial OF
criminal cases.
Trial of an Alleged Counterfciter-Thc
Case OF Benona Howard.
Benona Howard, who had been indicted about
three years ago for cOunerieting internal revenue
stamps for match boxes, was put upon his trial for
that offence. A. II. Purdy, United States Assistant
District Attorney, opened the case for the prOsecu-
ton, detailing TO the Jury the facts with which he
sought to flx guilt upon the prisoner. The princi-
pal witness for the government is John RippOn the
engraver, who testified that he had engraved the
plate from which, 1t is alleged. the stamps in ques
ton were printed. At the rising OF the Court the
case had not concluded. IL Will in all probability
occupy sew cral days.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-20
SUPREME CGURT-CHknBeRS.
Decisions.
Rv Judvp Eanchpr


Fisher ct al. VS.. Benton ct al-Reference Or
dered to pass the accounts Of the receiver.
kyer VS.. Weberly.-Reierence granted.
Vega ct al. vs. Carter ct al.-Reference ordered
70 hear AID decide.
Schmidsl vs.. Schmidel-Reierence ordered to
take pre0l.
Gardner vs.. Gardner.-RepOrt confirmed and
judgment OF divorce granted Custody Of the
children awarded to plaintiff.
Center vs.. Vega ct al-Reporr ordered to try the
whole issue.
In the Matter of the Application, &C., OF River.
side Park. reference granted.
LOOMS ct al. VS.. McSwlggen ct al.-MOtion
granted and reference ordered.
Dater ct al. vs. Brdsall ct al-Judgment granted.
Brown VS.. Ritterband.-RepOrt confirmed and
Judgment, foreclosure and sale granted.
Graham ct al. VS.. Stewart.-Rcierence granted to
hear and decide.
Churchill vs. Kirwan ct al.-Re1erences granted.
MandOrf VS.. MandOrE-Refcrreu back TO take &C.
count.
Shade va. Hickox.-Reference granted.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-20
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


CLEGG-KENNEDY.-i this city, on Wednesday
evening, March s, by the Rev. Frank l.. Norton,
WILLIAM ii. CLEGG to Miss MARY KENNEDY both
OF New York.
EvANs-LEE.-In this city, on Tuesday evening,
March Is, by the Rev. Frank l.. Norton, OF ST.
Thomas church, HENRY NOEL EVANS, of Birming-
ham, England, to MARGARET LEE, daughter Of
Daniel Lee, OF New York.
WILLCOx-KNApp.-At Stamford, Conn., on Tues
day, March 49, by the Rev. X. B. Thurst0n, as
sisted by Rev. ii. B. Elliot, at the residence OF the
KNAPP.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-20
SUPERIOR CoUaT-;7EClAL TERM.
Decisions.

DecfB1OnSe
BY Judge Won Worst.
Raymond vs. Harrson.-Order granted.
Heine vs.. Pene.-Order granted staying proceed.
Angs.
vecch vs.. Hoylman.-Order granted.
Pect VS.. Day.-Same.
by Judge Freedman.
Kelly ct al. vs. Ferguson--New trial ordered
Wtth costs to defendant to abide the event.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-20
kARlNe C0URT-2AnT 2.

Gnoet OF = Composstion Dced-Intcrcst-
ing to Merchants.
Before Judge Curtis
The "ashhurn and Union Manufacturing Com
pany VS.. Augustus siber.--The plaintiff is a corpo-
ration deriving It's legal life from charter granted
by the Legislature OF the Commonwealth OF Massa.
chusetts. The defendant was the manager OF the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-20
COURT Of APPEALS CALENDAR.

ALBANY, March 19. 1873.
The following is the calendar OF the Commission
OF Appeals lor Thursday, March 20:-Nos. 49, 12G,
ljo, l5l, l33. 81, 100, 10i VI, 90, 1885, 1876, 49,.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-20
COURT or COMMON pLEas-TaIAL TEam-PMr
Special Notice to tho Bar.

Special Notice to the Bar.
Before Judge Larremore.
The cause now on trial-First National Bank of
Lyons Ocean National Bank Of New York
city-will continue during the week. An adjourn
mcnt Of short cause calendar day Will be necessary
until the 2Sth inst.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-20
EUROEU.. .rr ,,.,y,u.
WHITE STAR LINE.
w FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
CARRYING THE UNITED STATES mali.

New and full-powered steamshipa
Sailing from New York Saturdays from LiverpooI nm
Thursdays, calling at Cork Haybor each way W.
GELviC saturdsy. March b ats nS02
ATLANTIC; Saturday, April s. at II A. N.
ADRIATIC Saturday, April 10 at 10 80 A. NJ
From the White Star dock, Pavonia ferry Jersey City
Passenger accommodations for all classes unrivaled
combining safety speed and comfort.
Saloons, staterooms, smoking room and bathrooms in
midshp section where least motion Is felt Surgeons and
sewardess accompany the steamer.
gold steerage, $50 in currency
Those wishing to send for friends the old country
Passengers booked to or from all parts of America
to Paris Hamburg, Norway, Sweden, India, Australia,
China, &c. -.
Drafts from 81 upwards
For inspection Of plans and other information apply
at the company's Office, 10 Broadway, New York.
Bills Of lading issued TO Continental ports.
AVau
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-20

A NCHOR LINE.-EXPRESS STEAMERS
"A sail from pier ~ North River, New York.
ISMALIA. We'd, Mich 10 OLYMPIA. We'd, Mich 20
PASSENGERS booked and forwarded to and from rail
station in Great Britain ireland, Germany Norway
Sweden, Denmark America safely, speedily COM
fOrtably and cheaply as any other route or line.
Tickets Drafts or Certificates can be bought at lowest
currency rates by applying at the company's Offices No
Bowling Green. HENDERSON BROTHERS. Agents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-20
COASTWISE STEAMSHIPS.
DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S
Line to
CALIFORNIA, JAPAN AND CHINA,
via Panama
carrying mails, passc myers and
freight TO
Aspinwall, Panama, Santa Martha,

Mexico, Central America,
Peru ani Chile.
Steamers leave 18th, Ath and Goth OF each month ex-
cept when those days fall Sunday then the day pre-
viOus.
March q, ls73-steamer HENRY CHAUNCEY, Captain
Gray will leave pier North River IL o'clock noon
Aspnwall direct connecting Panama with the steamer
CHEAT REPUBLIC, Captain Cavery, touching ri Acs.
puco Manzano Mazatan, and also connecting TOR all
Central American and South Pacific ports. Departures
10th 10th of each month connect with the com
pany's steamer touching a. san Benito Tomato sana
Cruz and Port Angel
steamer Alaska will leave San Francisco April 1873
for japan and China bor OF freight and
all further Information apply at companys Office on the
pier foot OF Canal street
=. X. BABY, Agent
Special Notice.-Postponem of sailing. steamer
HENRY CHAUNCEY will leave picr AZ North River ut
T. r. barry Agent