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Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-27
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PENNSYL IANIA CENTRAL r. R.
WESTERN ACCOMMODATION TRAM
AND
FAST 8AIGRANT LINZ,
ORiF1TTs bQRa-
AHd al pleas 81 ~ Bsst. Sossl,Osst 81
W-Tun sHORTnsF AND HnsE ROUTn.N

Thislins . GOrds an oQuallo ed nduesmants ts per
ksAR desiring cheap and expeditions passase % th
West. and deserves PARTICULARLY the attention Of al
sgeh as dssiESt9 avail thepsslyssS Of she HSmsstnNa
Z The Pennsylvania Central h Aifoad, vie its cor
Aeeng linea Il By lSg miles the shortest raat0 %
Chicago aud other prOminen aces In the West and
fH also the quieke eheapesa and best route 30 al
prominent places in the SOpthN est and NOgthWeat
Passengers are foEW Ardsd II eoploy(ahle And ain
Passenger Cars. farnlsAed With oll . With
moyoablebae water ktOyss. 70 Yth.sE. end
comfort Of faminess
TAieash tiekstsa aold plaeSsih
the Wet, Southwss and Northwest. ~ abost Nal
the usual aFst class fare.
pstWOSn the aSSI avS Sad twelve ySsII Psy kait.
pliCa.
Aaglases shsshsA p,A .ast D tAe l4atlsla
with the paaaangeFa. MsAtypouhaa cha gAse ear
lied ffea 90 0voGY fakA passenger. ~
The train leaves daily 0zgap ind tl1uo
Hna1 be nRoo0Roa and hn9aafo onllVefaa ae1hao .a1
No. llo Market street. by 5 o'eleek. p. ~,
Dy addressing the UNDERMINED aytn hrRafdh
return email. ffea ofohaFge. oontainins
complete prize list, a nap correct copy,
AOnsstss1 Laul aSAel s(eh {, lpialAsaar
oflha PsaR4EiVaAfA Railroad Ccnpahv,
- 10. 1l6 NkaFkRt Stress. kAtlh3 3aAnh "a
PATlaaSlDbIs 5uaS - To-
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-27

DHnApELPH1A, WILMINGTON q BALTI-
Il MORE RAILROAD,
SPECIAL NOTICE.
O. and after WEDNESDAY, October 1871, 1871,
q passenger car will be attached to tie freight
train leaving PhilldelDhia at 900 ,. NJ. for viii
aington.
The train will stop at Stations as follows, when
siGnalled Gray 3 FaE47, Az p. IN. Lazaretto 9sA
pm Chester, A y. N; LamOkin. rs D. m; Thur
low p "a 1lnWoOd. 9.5S p. IN; ClaymOnt, 1901
2. "a ElAoFslie, 1918 D. M arrive Wilmington 80
b m. kOot2Ol II. v. KINNEY Sssp't.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-27

Blind Canary birds are thought. in California,
10 be the sweetest singSfs,l though they can
never get M 70 &C sharp"
GAAA-GE&2-GLa gagI
Minnesota now adds another to her many
attraclioAs OsiAValids. A mine Of epson sails
has been discovered there.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-06
LIABILITIES OF BUILDERS.

In the Marine Court, Part l., yesterday, in
the case Of Catharine Lombruk agt. Sarah BaehraD.
Judge Joaehmsen rendered verdict for S25 and costs
in favor Of the plaintiff Among other things he said in
his decision:
The complaint in this case is that the wife OF Anthony
LOmbruk tenant of the defendant suffered personal
INJURIES by Of insufficient protection on the
piazza OF the building No. II Cannon-st IN tins city,
from which, by accident, she fell with the railing into
the paved yard below. The evidence rs that the rail
which had been put mp that piazza, apparently as
protection in of accident had been there for seven
years that il constructed in the best mechan
ical manner. and not fastened very securely.
II that had been safe railing well constructed the
plaintiffs fall would have been prevented, she would
not have fallen into the yard bt only from the chair
against the rail- but II was this woodwork imne
dately gave way and went down With her into theyard
and by tins fall she broke her rbs aud confined 10
her bed. decide that this by law bound 70
have this railing IN absolutely safe condition, which
il was not Under these circumstances think would
do an injustice the plaintiff If should dismiss her
complaint think she is entitled 10 recover ON the
ground that the OF this property did not perform
his duty TO the public IL duty 10 that the fire
and building laws are enforced for the beneht OF the
community,
New-York tribune., 1873-02-06
DEPARTURE or FoRElGN MAILS.
TVrPSDAY PFH 6

THURSDAY, PEB. 6.
Plrmogh CheTbogrg and Hamburg per ei
WestphsGs close II Supplementary Mai o. Per loot o.
Thrdst. HOb0ken Is closed Al Steamship sas ~ p a. I'VE
Of Third-st HOh0Eeu.
A Piusasn Closed Mail - sent bT this line. , ~.
AN ettefs deposited IN Supplementary Mails mu be pepia 'D
double postage -.
Havana aud heIco bF the steamship Ctt Of MeT t
u2 D n. Steamship sails at . ". from Pier No , \. r
FRIDAY, FKB. :.
HALIFAX n s. h closed the SevYork PosO1oe ever
dsv a p. IN. and via Boston.
Mails for Newfoundland close st the SeWlork Post Once every
steamship sails from Portland Me- Saturday az
n Due New NoTk Fridsy at p.
all The West Indies when ConR direct VIZ
10 the half Pspe cents which be pp
SATURDAY FEB. 9.
Mails for Great Britain and France Queenstown and Liverpool b
steamship Adrsue close at ~ NJ Supplementary MAI
White Dock IL closed G .. Steamship sas al
IL, from White Sisf DOCK, Pavonia Feuy, JereT CITY.
Per Closed Mail for the Continent a Europe Southampton
Bremen by steamship America Eas close II 10 sop
Elementary Mail Steamship sails a. from foot o. Ttif1l
Hcb0teB.
Direct German tnd Prusn eosea Nail is sent hy this line
and Hsvre steamship "ash-
ngt0n Will close II STEAMSHIP sAis iTou Fler
Ma 50 n. r.
Mails for Ker West ly steamship City f San Antonio close Al L.
Sttsraainp sAlb al 3 y n. from Pier No - T.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-06
THE COURTS.
THE JUMEL ESTATE CASE.

ADDITIONAL TESTIMONY FOR THE PROSECUTION.
At the resumption, yesterday, of the trial OF
the Jume estate case, the defense having closed It's
evidence M Hoar informed the Court that he desired
70 use Gideon J. Tucker rebuttng witness but that
the latter could not appear the stand BECAUSE whle
suffering from an attack of vertigo, on Tuesday ne had
fallen down stairs aud broken two Of his nbs Counsel
therefore asked for order to take his deposition at
bpm.
Mr OConor replied that, for the purpose Of clearing
himself from the imputauons cast upon him by Mrs
Tranchel M Tucker should have long appeared
theSand Counsel glad OF this opportunity 70
cross-examiDe him and impeach his testimony. After
further comments by counsel Judge shipman granted
the order The rebnttng evidence was then opened by
Mrs. David Wilkie, who said, IN substance:
Mme. Jume took to live with her as companion
in the Fan OF 1853 but asI did not Ike the position
took the cooks place; remained with Mime. Jumel TIL
the Summer Of 1876; when Mr. Chase left the house In
tho morning he used TO salute Nine. Jumel with Kiss
Mr.. Chase was working for his own" Mr. and
family were very bad terms with the Madame" and
silver 10 keep Mr. Chase from stealing it," and she said
that mir. Chase was Mr.. OConors cur dog, and that
the Madame said that Mr. Chase was a bad husband"
and that he would out and get drunk and hencome
James Duffy testified, in substance When was Nine
Jnmes eoacnman In lso2 she gave 9e pistol ta 9nq
saw trying TO got into the house, but did not shoot
said was George Washington BOwen's bedroom In it
bed which size SAID she had made up for George
W. Bowen, and that else should sleep in IT," On
the Examination Duffy stated that, when he was
former trial he did not say anything about
George W. BOwen's bedroom.
Ann Miller testified, in substance: lived with Nine.
Junel Tor about four months IN lo6l heard er say
that Mr. Chase should Mt have of her property Mr.
OConOr wanted her 10 make WILL but she refused and
told me to slam the door in Mr.. OCOnors face II ne
again." she said too that, he would MT so then
she would put lin ont.
David Wilkie testified that he had heard Mme. Jumel
say that there was no relationship between heHkef, the
JOneses, the PeTys, and the Tancbes and that there
present when Mr.. Perry asked him 10 burn
the fences around Mime. Jumels farm. On the cross
examination he stated that the former traI he Su
nothing about Mr. Perys wanting him TO burn the fences
New-York tribune., 1873-02-06

er, contractor for 4s7s per week. n white Sons No
a Peek slip for $4,000 per for nV years Robert
eorosOn OF Jersey CITY, for $3.50 per week; John Hart OF
No - Broadway, for SS,9O per year, the Manhattan
OdOress eavating mpany for tt 900 per year j. L.
Healv for $4,000, and George f. Qugley, for ttS per
week. resolution passed which referred the pro
psSas President BoswOrth and Controller Green, Win
power make a contract with the lowest bidder Inc
becrCary Of the Board Col Emmons Clark, was ordered
the present OF the contract for removing
night soil Middleton Bell that his contract had been Gus
solved On motion OF Commissioner Smith the counsel
of the Board requested TO examine the contract Io
tho removal OF dead animals from the city, and report
cannot be dissolved. resolution was passed Whch
revoked permits 10 empty sinks and ordered the Sec
retary to refuse ali permits until Feb 90 IL not being
deemed necessary 20 clean sinks during cold weather
CIV Sanitary Inspector james reported that the Health
Inspectors had during the past week, Inspected 50 man
ufactOrios @ cellars aud Easements and school build
mg The sanitary condition of eight OF the manufac-
tories found 10 be bad two had no means OF escape
for the empOy6S in Of fire. Thirtytour cellars
were found 90 be IN bad sanitary condition OF which
were un6t f0r human habtau0n. OF the eight school
buildings Inspected all were reported as in bad San-
tary condition from insufficient ventilation, defective
rn-plpcs. of cleanliness in the water-COsets ana
having sufficient means OF escape in case Of ire
New-York tribune., 1873-02-06
PuRLIC EDUCATION. .

The regular bi-monthly meeting of the
Board oi Publc Instruction held yesterday after
noon in the hsn Of the Board Grand and Eini-sts
President Holland IN the chair. The Committee on
Finance! reported adversely TO the sproposuon TO ap
propriate $2Oco oT the establishment OF class OF theo
retic and practical chemistry In connection Win the
Normal College, the large reduction In the amount
allowed the Department by the Board OF Apporuon-
ment FOR current expenses rendering 1t impossible 10
spare the money. Il voted 70 make reGuSuo on
the Controller for $4,000 for the running expenses Of
the Department Prof Eedheld OF the Normal College
was granted leave Of absence for three months
Der Of bills were reported favoraby Oy the Auditing
Committee and ordered paid The Committee on Sup
plies reported that grea ty increased amount Of books
stationery, &c, needed during the past year. the
total amount expended reaching S1Sg65 g. II was re-
solved s2s9SS be appropriated for the various
purposes during the ensuing year as follows; For saa
res Sg7oO Tor books stationery and other supplies
70 the schools 5000 with s. 4S5 on accounts Of $50
and lS72; for gas and fuel SlO5000 for expenses OF
Trustees S35 for Incidental expenses OF Normal Col
evening and COOrod schools. $1,000 for incidental
expenses OF the Board OF Public Instruction $20e0 for
OF school premises $i5J0 for corporate schools
81 600 sundres S9O50; S1O6,754 n set apart
toward the building fuud OF the new Normal College
the uneXpended balance for tho year for contingent eX
penses o. the Board.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-06
CIVIL NOTES.

In the United States District Court, yaster-
day. m the bankruptcy case OF H. W. Trowbrdee sgt.
Meyer Lononer jury by the direction Of the Court
found verdict for petioDlDg creditors In The case
OF Tweedy, assignee IN bankruptcy, agt. William b.
Lawrence the jury found verdict for the plaintiff for
$3.50.
An action. it is stated, is about to be brought
in Brooklyn which is likely 10 asonish large number
OF holders real estate in that of the city bounded
by Flatbush-aEe. aud Washington-aye and running
through Aantioave. and those points II s claimed by
Of John Cowenboven deceased that the lands
alluded tom this district have never been legally held
by the City Brooklyn and that therefore all granite
andrOnveyaDces which have been made 10 the present
occupants and alleged owners invalid and OF No
effect
The Court of General Sessions, Part H., was
opened yesterday Judge Sutherland presiding but after
spending half hour in examining competent author
ities as the legality OF holding the Court OF General
Sessions In the chamber OF the Assistant Aldermen and
falling be satisfied with the result Judge sutherland
adjourned the Court until to-day. be said that there
had been question raised 10 his right TO hold that
Court and as he wanted give the question his best
consideration he would adjourn the Court and render
his decision in the case to-day.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-06
rRw-YoRk DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY FEBRUARY 6. 1873.
Tvedsy The ABan Lre steamship kaniohsn Archer ron
Baltimore Jan II. has also rfved hsre.

TV,.dsy The AB.n Lr. steamship Esnobss Archer from
Baltimore Jan II. has also srrived here
DIsAgTERs.
FoRpotK Va Psb a-spt Hall Of the British brg W. hoPrisnd
Cuia arrived htre LAT evening om the vrsei Of
hs rsss and that @ Is pieces The vessel has been
stripped Of an her nGng sA sneo' ke and about 60 tan Of
iron gotten Of
sunday morning hs EugIh Bslsrh Dem
ears 9 Baltimore NH o went ashore C1rntuek
beach The vessel lis braking ~.
The steamship seven Br Philadelphia for Liverpool is
Ia Delaware Bay She BY steamship Wyoming arrived
Al Philadelphia heading the stwrd srarep hsd
been shOe captain Of the severn had eydcny mis-
taken the bssr buo o The and While mailing 1 nae 1t
had irncs.
B,srorr Ne Peb h-h ship Hunbe 70, Yesterday and
0Ned no MhAe Cove She TALL o AHd badly
The eAhp StrOui has been beled Tor F6O for e freight o
last reek. ..
WTTALERS.
litter from Capt Sylvia e the hns George Jones % PAhsyeu
bit Of the uTgd weather bad bb from
Was houni &, the River La Platte direct
Touched Pernsmhuoo po Dec o. bark Ocean see Peace
OF he~ Bedford; tut q for sIrphes-Al veil
Sailed from san Feb J. bark RoSean JernsR Gate
Handy ofheEBedioni Of 20 cruise.
iro Cart Anderson Of sch Ellen R0iman Of PAhavn
reports Der Iae Of Sol Cape de Verde soT a. all veil bosh south
SPOKEN.
Jan lat Is long G5 40 ship Laurel Br from Aberdeen
Penssco'a.
2s 57 long New YOl for May,snsr
p. r
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
Providence r J., Feb 2CAp- Of fteamshp
Which sunday mornng reports strsor
ship has been by the and fall Of
ing Ice, uaEng navigation for sal vessels difficult
lEOr Latest snip hetes see EiJtt Pa0e.I
New-York tribune., 1873-02-06
RAPID TRANSIT AT PUBLIC COST.

The New-YOTk Rapid Transit Association
has determined hold public meeting at Cooper In
sutue, Feb. IS for the purpose OF presenting argn
favor OF tho assumption by the city OF the ex
peusc Of providing rapid transit for the people and the
large han has been engaged for that evening More
than thousand business have signed the call, and
It Is expected that the number win be doubled before
the time Of the meeting the purpose Of the Com
mittee 20 select as speakers practical men who have
given careful thought the subject An address to the
people has prepared and viii be generally circu
Lated prior to the meeting II is entitled: Shall the
Csty build Railroads Give the People Rapid Transit
with low fares let the profits into the City Treas
ury" The following arguments are taken from an ad-
vance copy;
1t no, nsfure Of increased tsTten L msssnTs q eiy
, I h. 5-l, se 6rs Of dsrns-arres The ians know
Of YoF ab M passenger by city alone in
@ S Pssssnssr eSastoa lSs 1900
A. Af ,3s As q 5 & s5S 2 ~ Hy % bs % pss a.
iso o5 or cJ o. day 1880 within I've yes
ne pt,es-er rtoa by borsecsrs alone sDi makes
seoouat o. IN ues h1i 60 on o in oaeases and By S9s'
W esnBo, assume eai c'y rosd CARING P9ge.t oI
Pssse gsrs ooai IT, if it to Bu We hns We usy
- , @ I C % & ~ ~ W MI t.E sif HsHy ss are to be eredied to
alone and ia that case the patronage Of This
E55 is oo5 which fare $3.50
..A1
with Ell the railroads running north ron
with ire ght durng the
sight tue SLOWED io freight and mail service only It's
Ipcnaait viii surely DO much moThea We have here
earning alone Of more than 70 per cent upon
TIE cost Of and this canning increasing
pound But this ros1 uo constructed
Ter profit peoples The f carrying capacity Of four
tsek bah tbe uunbei that
~ qoirr l and than one ihrd that val
eQae 1850 about 81 times the n1no nov esei GAL. on
Tnsve let allowing the freight and NAL service
az three
sests fare Of S555OO0-s froa
f0oU the construction bones
30 for The cent sinking ignc %
there Vii sin he m sJf5oW ~ iuIthf SINKING
ger upou the Eboe city oeOt
New-York tribune., 1873-02-06

Supreme Chdmbers-By Judge DAVIS
MoneFrife Hopke motion aside Judgment mrs
The irrrgnay entered without assessment
for the named The undertnr with he,
This or o ought 10 be opshe
And opportunity given ps u be beard There seS
hsr eetn sharp psotoe all sFourd and shin give 30 eo o VIC
motion.
By Judge BArrestJorss AT The NsYorMem for counsel Ihe
People of state rel Osborn agt CadTIhe motion for
granted without Pittsburgh and Idaho Mining Co tgL
The motion for lssye gaud The motion 70 yeae
therefore denied bail reduced $780, $40 costa 70
plaintiff 10 shide
osiyor granted ald receiver appointed
Superior COSrt-Specdl Trm-By Judge treedrnahli
-Bath.tsmacr 1gt BuTkh srltsInAierHoon grana NneH
sy grsoed Atwood Lfnoh Oruef grsnleu
Judge Sedgvick0hshouy tgt Belmont Motion gf-S'
Deyn-Reeed for further evidence especV >"
roht Of Of the Coenap sgt Coemai, se
either ride gh decision IN the the testimony hnV o
b,uded 10 the CourL ,...,..,
for signing
Common Pleds-Spocidl Term-Bv Judge Loew.--
Phn AIT Pckeus-Soe In the matter Of the petoA
Receiver Of TG1esSee The Peop &c, sgt MnioAH'i
granted. .---..a
New-York tribune., 1873-02-06
REAL ESTATE.
EEv.YoKx. Wednesday, Ysh Q. is7a.

EEuYoKx Wednesday, Ysh q, 1874.
There was fair attendance at the Exchange To-
day. The following pable transactions we're made
Miller soh By acting ander the direction OF
H. Leonard referee story bsE house and lots ivI0 o
on the souiwes.ery corner Of Hodssn and JAnesA for S2
Augustus Hawley.
The sucdobeer adjourned until The Eh INIT The ega SAFE M
nouDoed By him direction Of W. H. Leonard
reee property souibey Of HfyseTeuts con
NJ Lufow Co so1 BY order o. the Supreme Court partition
q he s's's q Jno ssSs Gsiss.sS ,ssg under ~
fss ot IS hoo 81 and e9oi oseiaA tooW A So o
this parcel ser considerable petition kRoeei Gown a. 60
T. Psrg who claiming % baVe begh nln9rn s 70 ss etn
therefore teeae necA,V 70 again put the parcel up Ih' time
tn bose sod lot 2I and 25s3 ol ocatei ard fnoEn
No 50 m the ssme street, so Souihvick for s2o The
s sroSs1 a. 90 to s oDcnotazh far sg ZOO
.tuP Ioo9 located the DohEet e9sc5 M 0 & we ,s s9
both Csmpion and hr 0Donohugh we're 'eu's lot
As amoss n. broEer eas we're peculiarly quiet to-day
private having been reported closed although several
Large pno0. Of t@sEoyd property belonging ,s t'-i 1
public .ls, .eye5:,d & to ee ods | .s. q q, :,
Msssrs Muller wilkins Co., Of lots and dsesz Tie prop
ery Of Bn Lehmae Belo" We give complete list 0I the p0p'
Sales announced TO be made at the EIehargs;
Ioo. Co sale Of ~ ss. q1 ,: s,ss sa,s and %
54sTio9S Seaisd and 6no"n as no. ~ Es,' Rl q o,
lo1so s' 90 RrfS nina Tsr 81 Nichols and ,nd
tventeh 0asbusdT-d snd oUehundresDa
.'o, sR sS To
eighth also. the house and lot located AID known as No III Ea
By A. Beecke Son Co. legal under til. direction Of Pho
7 Ruggs referee @ l5Ioolo located On ne so9they as "
direction iot i5Iloolo Dcate o. The
Thndsye
,ouhery onehundre st. 70 feet inches e'y
from ROlrh-ave
New-York tribune., 1873-02-06
o. s SUPREME coURT-wAsHHe1oS. Peo. g.

No 247-Ashsn agt Uaited States appeal from NE Coan
Clams-Ths claim for eayt1Fsd cotton The claimant VA
mortgage plantation -heh the cotton n.sed ana
th there ee.eH herself and the nogfo
that the crop Of cotton payment OF h esg
Te had been ,nsofsenent
pvment op the mortgage pursuance Of The alleged sgeeneBi
sp receipt gwen memorandum made present eohSee
sou s8siT Of ibe cotton BY change Of
poeison delivery Oi so The cotton remained sse
as growp seilsd b. the Government Immediately npen
Vheb prefsed Under these reensSnoss hrn Q.
eded still the propsy Of hs porfAtof sno s~
having giving aid and comfort tc TIE 6ebeh was con
esunsd claimed that transaction between The sebaof
simnhted
Isss 10. Ts indebtedness real sed ys,pss, vas Pes Jh
New-York tribune., 1873-02-06
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.


PORT OP sEw-ToEk.... k......................,..FER
CLEARED.
st,Anship Lnsdn Dosne Ssu-OreGns, {. IT, Mallory L Co
Steamship Jones Wilmington Ionard steamship Ce
Ship Beensb (Br). wsiemsn Liverpool A. A. Lss Bros
Bark Vests OBJ Rotterdam Jacob W. Sekzjdi
Bari Brilliant iGer) Jess ssin for orders, Ruger BroA
Bsrk EerAda (B Hoofrtt Ansep he Jacob W Schmidt 20
Bari GAreie lB.. Homes COrunnA, J. y. Whney 4 Co
Brig Hns, HiIl Oenfnegos sOla Bros
Bns Long Reach t) CuIrer Havana ke James Ward Co
Een (b<), Poete ST kits and market Jones Dough
Bng N Joh Johnson Csrdenas Brett Son Co.
echr sarah Davis Cofel, Galveston, G. H. Mallory Co.
Scar AlAlfs Clarke, Key West, Chase Talbot Co
Sehr HiAvstht, DIor, st Kits. b. J. Weinberg.
schr Jehn Legef. Elis kev West, b. r. sherman.
seb Dsrt WiNns Stamford. stamford Manufacturing Co
Sas Burton, RSsy Stamford Stamford hsnuetonSs Co
ARRIVED.
Steamship CITY Of H,sss, Desheb Havana Peb With sds and
pass ~ " AleIhDdre 4 Sons
B.rf Onni (Rusal Dahlbeg Liverpool Dec with mdse
Bsi lcses (of POrssdl Robinson snsI "
tOf SAsssa Lane ST. Jago de Cuba Dee To- ,s1
sugar tc . 80
Bat Adde heAdAm Partridge hsishtas 10 dsys with
Brg Hsnry Trowbrdge HBeigeJ Aqun e ogwOOd
Brt J. H. Gillespie (Brl Brown BshA 81 days sugar
Brr ANGELA Bray, Havana 10 asys, with sugsf.
Bng heJer Hcfs hnahisb Dee lt with nsbogAn k
Brig EeDeBse, of BOsiOD srsut hii Ve Jan. Jan WITH
sris goss Petasr,w. CsdI - day. sith vine. ke
sehT kAthA NJ t6 Psrrsboro n h Merriam. Densnn y di
sshr Irs Grssr Porsbe Ander,Op C.sdss With
polssssE
DOMESTIC PORTS.
s-Anved, khip EonaBaH from CAl<utta bafh
ASsr from noBrevia; Howard fron Antigua
FRAsosoo Fen 3Arnved ship Gold HustsI Freeman ron
PhlsoslpblA
FOREIGN PORTS.
QuEEsrovs Psh a-Ths White star Line steamship AhsssT
LyEApooL Feb srht Cunsrd Lane steamships Cssen, M
hsiGn To and Bstasia Aertlasd hon Boston
J,s - A.'s .n'sd hs The sHs' sp Monday sss ss s's
New-York tribune., 1873-02-06
IMMATURE ALMANAC

n<p $50 Moor 2f7
Water
Sandy Hsos.... lslnDd Jts Hell PeI. aoI
sapdy Esot. 32 Gov. 3{t Hell a5s
New-York tribune., 1873-02-06
feaal Noilocs.


NOTICE of ASSIGNMENT-NOti is hereby
~ given that EMANUEL HERLFELD Of the City Of Newark
COUNTY NeEarc the eyenenth tsy of October l5I
OF bis cre0rs the said creditors exhibit ber respective
claims uhder Affirmation within the term Of three months
SsSArE n J. Nov iss1. OLIVER u. PEkki.
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received by
y Committee Normal College 6c a. tr Oee Of The Clerk OF
tie Board Public Instraon Grand and Emt until FE
dav the lfth February l13 and until o'clock On m
dy Desks Seats Furniture required the college
buag situated on F0ursve, between SIygh and hIyHhh
-,
School Baangs, No l+6 Gr1nd-, third too
responsible viii be required nun eaeh sue
eI bdr Proposals will no. be considered unless 'uens are
named. -----,-
offered -, ,-oor
WILLIAM DURYRA, coo--t,... n,
BERNARD SAlIH, tya,ne.i C.il.gs L.
NAGNUS GROSS. ' V'''e0''
NATHANIEL JARVIS. jr.J
Ssw-Yorf, Jan %. 1873
CUPREME COURT.-In the matter of the
- Mayor Aldermen snd eommonatI Of the City Of
Ne~Yo bJ the Of Pebble WORKS n relation the
qln lands City Of Neglork benE lands on The
,ouver corner oi eLtt.st snd Ienhaye
NnetTsS commencing lo0 feet west OF
Nthaye heTcbT gwen tie owners sees persons anu
n the lsn teuemeIts heredtamens 2nd premises
Of the Conn OF Appraisal IN the above en-
titled m,e said Report completed viii be presented %
Supreme Term thereof 70 be bed At Chambers at
Cr New-torE MONDAY The t dAY Of
opeang the Court that dl as soon there
stf heard motion will then and there e male
f lie eousratop ad Report-Dae NesYork December H. 1871
DWIGHT X. uLMSIEAD,(
ADRIAN H. MULLER, Commissioners
CHARLES X. GRAHAM,