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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-02-20
TOR LIVERPO POOL.
The Al British Bark DAVID McSUTT, Ia
N A. Lockhart, Master, having large 8$&
portion or her cargo engaged and going on
board will have dispatch for the above port.
For Freight engagements. apply to
feb19 HENRY GARD, Atlantic Wharf.
EOR NEW YORK.
The American Bark NARRAGANSETT, -,4A.
Hamlen, Master. $1a18
For Freight engagements, apply to
feb20 Il. WILLIS.
EOR NEW YORK.
ON THURSDAY, 10th FEBRUARY, AT
12 O'CLOCK NJ.
NEW IRON STEAM LINE-EsTABLIsHED 1870.
NEW IRON STEAM L1NE-EsrABL1sHED 1870.
STATE ROOMS ALL ON DECK.

Tile Splendid New Iron SIdewheel Steamship
GEORGIA, Crowell, Commander, will sail for
New York on THURSDAY. Goth February, At IL
O'Clock NJ, from Pier No. 2, Union Wharves.
Through Bills OF Lading to Liverpool and the
New England cities as usual.
n8- Insurance by steamers OF this line n pei
cent.
For Freight or Passage engagements, having
very fine Deck StateroOIn Accommodations ap-
ply to WAGNER. HUGER d CO., No. % Broad
street, or to WIN. A. COURTENAY, corner Vendue
Range and East Bay (up-stairs)
'fpb1a.fmw3thl
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-02-20

Disbursements.
LOS es by death......
Dividends and Rel urn
Premiums on Can
celled Policies.
Life Annutles Matur-
ed, Endewments and
Reinsurance. e........
Commissions, Broker
ages and agency
Expenses.
Advertising and Ply
sicians' fees. ........
Taxes, ONCE and Law
Expenses. Salaries,
Printing, Revenue
Stamps, &c.........
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-02-20
Anrrlnn Balss--3nrurs Daps.

w. Y. LEITCH & z. 8. BRUINS,
Auctioneers.
LIME MULE, HARNESS AND LIVERY
IL WAGON-lstely used by Family Grocer,
by order A. p. CALDWELL, Assignee. ~.sr
The above will be sold at No. 236 King street, on
FRIDAY, 21st instant, at 10 O'Clock, before the
sale OF Gro cries. s feb19
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-02-20

ASHLAND, Captain Hunter,
EQUATOR, Captain Hllckley.
Are now regularly on the Line, insurlng nrst.
clas, sea connection between Philadelphia and
Charleston, and In alliance with Railroad Conpa.
MES at both termni. afford rapid transportation
to and from oil points In the Cotton States, aud
to and from Cincinnati, St. Louis, Chicago and the
principal cities OF the NorthWest, Boston. froVi
dence and lie East ern Manufacturing Centres.
H5- The ASHLAND is appointed to sail from
Browns wharf on SATURDAY, February 22d, az
~ The LQUATuK will follow.
,o VIM A. COURTENAY,
corner East Bay and vendue Range, up stairs.
w. r. CLYDE Il CO., General Agents, No. II
South Delaware Avenue, Philadelphia.
feb16.stuth3fs2
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-02-20
NOR GEoR EToWN, S. G.

Steamer EMILE, Captain O. O.
white. Time Table for February,
1878: ,,,,,,rouy
LEAVE CHARLESTON. LEAVE dEORGETo"f; :,
WRDNEs'Y, Feb s. 8 u MONDAY, req o. % n
MONDAY, Feb 10, AIsRlDAY, fgo ',ops n
FRIDAY, Feb Ia. A II WRDSEs'Y' rep ~ a n n
Wn.% Rsh oa q A M|FRrpAY, Feb 81, II
SSIn,Y EOHp Zen 81 g A N MIWRDNKs'Y, Feb 2s, s 4 n
Freight received day before sailing.
All freight and wharfage must be prepaid.
coho ,n,So1mo North Atlantic Wharf.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-08
rus HOLIDAY SEASON.

Z. BRINGHURsT 4 coz
HAve Gne assortment Of usefal and fancy articles
suitable for Holiday Presents, comptisinE
Elegant Cologne Sets.
Fancy Thermometers.
Toilet sets.
Fine Hair Brushes,
Dressing Cases,
Smelling Bottles
Vases.
PuiT.Boxss apdl? l?ufs.
Toilet Mirrors,
Baeheta
Dressing Combs
scotch Plaid Goods, Fine psEfameFy. Of French.
RuRlish and American manu- faetare. with many
other desirable novelties aa modeEate and popular
prices III BRTN0HURET h Co,
ApotheeaTios.
corner 9th and Market sts-. WilmimGton. Del.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-08
slsAoa6k Alb OrArA.
A DREADFut sToRx FROM eouTHwEsTERN
KENTUCKY.


In the family Of Evan CLARK, prominent cit.
ixen Of 6nIithland, KenIucky, Z man q fgliily,
there lRlely dwslt, In capacity ofseFvant, young
qirl, whose widowed mother lived % Maruhall
county. On last Friday, 30 the girl 81. 8, ClaIk
sent her to q house Of WoEan named Ann Ad-
ans, where
SHE WAS TAKEN SICK.
On Saturday, the mother, who is Feputed to Be
worthy and honest woman, not having seen
her daughter f0r some time. concluded Go make
her visit Accordingly she journeyod 70 6m' tn
land, went 10 Clark's house and inquired for her
daughter. Clark informed her that she was not
here, but refrsed to give any information as 10
her whereabouts. Toe mother went down Into
the town, and, after making further inquiry,
had pointed out the house where her daughter
WaR To this house phe. proceeded, went u, and
horrible to relate, At the moment she opened the
door of the RON where her daughter was. the
latter was delivered Of q child.
The stricken mother realise1 the aituatlon a.
glance, walked to the bed side Of the ening
daughter, and without speaking 9 word,
FELL DEAD TO THE FLOOR
The physician ia attendance went TO her assist.
anee. supp osing she had tainted, bat found that
81 was beyond the aid Of human science. The
shock when the disgrace Of her child and her
family came upon her, killed her as snddenly
as bullet in the heart would have done. The
girl says that Clark Is the falher OF her child,
which, happily. is fFail and delicate creature,
not likely 10 live r1any days. The affair hes
created intense excitement in Smithland. We
await further intelligence, and will post our read
ers a. soon a. We get IT.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-08
AGreat Democratle Victory.

The election in Connecticut yesterday is cheer
ing to every Democrat.
IngersOl, the Democratic candidate for Cover
nor, is elected by majority Of nearly five thOus-
and.
The Legislature is very close but the indica-
tiOns are that the Democrats will have q majority
Of two or three.
The Democrats have also achieved great tri-
umph in Cincinnati where they elected the Mayer,
and doubtless other officers.
telegram from New orleAns announces the
success of the Democratic ticket at Baton ROuge,
Louisiana.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-08

INDIAN OUTRAeEs. From nearly all Of Our
Pacific states and territories come reports Of
Indian outrages, and the latest news from the
Modoc country shows that the peace commits
sioners ale making no headway at all, while
at least i've tribes Of savages are ready to as
of Oregon and California. IL Is plata that
there Is but one way to deal with these people,
and that Is to break up by force Of arms their
nomidic system, and settle them In positions
where they can be controlled by the strong
arm of the Government Halfway measures
have failed universally 70 bring them 70 terms;
aud unless some more thorough and deternIn-
ed plaa is adopted for their subjection, the
white settlers viii ultimately take L into their
own hands to exterminate the redskins.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-08
RoWer'a HON I.iniInemt.

III &~R W ~NA - 44sENAN~N# NN@%@A@MAAAN@ANe
/ Afsm 60 years practical exDeFAne6 Win horaaS,
d. ataginR. t9amlna. Ae4 have learned chat mere
horses have been crippled bY lnnttontion "a the,
feet than a4A other diseases c1mnlMnNe AffarmnnY
axDerimenin have found the true remedy "a Fnn-
WHY the disease Of tbs hoof or restore u liter ner-
liasneo, to what nntnra intandpd Il ehould hofks
eftaf shbpog4 AZ a. A0tle 0hfuk Yftha honf n in-
AamBd and diseased the anialnl q comparatively
worthless. 1hi1 y ntment will surely pronale thig
vert 81 al disoasos fCoptfagtiqn, Corn1 onnFknR
CFhekHI Contfnellon % the Lack Hlnnw k1nnfa|iV
eafloa Kmea-& &pFungs &e..l and restore those thnf
have heen crippled b. the want of such q remedy,
-1Ey 4. ena & yin nsTer All q properly a.
1atha tka hpFSsh fust epaa q uosE, e. oe,nrrria
ne3ssaaTy e the heel and flog. .apd around h1 keof
close - The hair, A fhtl u. o. BOY hrs 20
IL t4ati y st's " NNIlIlL1IIn. ~. Gt
Ma. n. Q. BoYRR-DeQr Sirs Jhia n 70 certify
4hat have uasd year Lininent u NJ 1fahIa ~
4AEae mont1e p1ets o. more than o4o hunNrt1 Eofs
81 an1 1nd y the host n1opol1fion u h101 IFer4
aasA en heEee4 y elaF eellel t1an zen I.oonr
neae II, ean4 ne ago ea1ee ~ o0rl, ~ e1nTr
u Ne 10 Wost SIS lll15i. New n 64f tIIr.
9 - BRlNohpA6I & CO., nGu0rI1la corn ola
aad ~ afk et Streets in in0fon, EHn1inn hoan a.
noiatod aaanfa for this Val1abn and rohn ~ otl
AllImout aFa fully bfap ard ~ n1DnIV u UhoIIta
and rglail e ~ m1nniaqlprefB pfIo1a
eep4 q4taT&N 81 aiItqf ~ 7q.ltIt lassat
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-08
1E7NNiII IoVR 3

In the breach OF promise case tried e Spring.
Aeld on ThuEsday, the District Attorney pro-
tested against regarding, the betrOthaI Of MI
noEs = ! s,boy and girl Affair."" and said that
ho WaS enn ed 70 h6 present wife when be
was only 81 80, nat their happy eourtship
and tliat nov, aftef twenty years Of happy
married life, be hsses his wffe's lips, although
she Il somewhat faded, with the same ferVor
as IN the early days Of their youthful court
hip. The1enpOn 5000 damages were award
q the plaintiff.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-08
9ootS 6aoes.
A HEAVY STOCK on Prime SUMNER
CHEAP BOors AND SHOES,
second 81. = Goors Wsst 81 Murkst

The undersigned respectfully informs his Ola
4 hT1s aaa IsII ssloalod Gtoqk q FALLH
AID WINTER BOOTS. SHOES and GAL
Cildrsn, which are Manufactured nom the b ma.
tsaiA and made In the best manner. and Wllbe e9ld
e. Low e the same article be obtained IN this
oFanY nthHr city. Ladies and gentlemen buyilg ~
M stare vii have the aavantago Of large and va
Fiad assortment from which 70 select 4aShionabte
and neat Atfing boot OF shoe. The public are cor
daily invited % call and eEaznin0 my stock and
learn my eKoesdinEly low PEtcs,s .ooo~v.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-08

A citizen Of Boston last November placed
$1,000 in the hands of the chief OF police, TO be
loaned to working girls having persons de-
pendent upon them for support, The sume
loaned are to be kept twenty years without
interest. and no security but the word OF the
borrower is required. About 6fty girls have
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-08
3armtss.
w. q. THOMPSON,
Saddle, Harness and Collar Maker,
500 West Frcpt Street.
wILNIEaTQN
DELiWAhE.

AllJobhine puneknki-
q " Rtthndod 20.
Having obtained the
ight for The State Of Delauafe tor I4HoEARp's Pa
Snk Breast Collar. which u one oft the most bpneh
eiadiseoveries for the horse that haa koan Invented
f0f along time. and will BE- lasting beneNt 70 th0
% 60 and owner y beinR - eenatrgeteq thst No
Fad and ehalea On tha hreqsii - y done RR thS
trA I0ar now used. rt5 Y f de1
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-08

WnNINsToE, Dsl. III 2. &C.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-08

O. P. JOznsOE. RDl1Oa AND PROPnuTOn-
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-08
NEW GHlOCAM4 STORE

NEW q GAO(E&H SgOAE
Il D. w. Ger. FomrtM ana HEarkes ST..
WILMINGTON. DEL.
an. The undersigned respectfully an-eF75a ,
public generally that he has cUmplet
"a his new store, and hpsopened wsth stock
4. 0R0CRRIEB, sUGARs AND MOIaAssRe.
kQyerinGo Cd, ,grnnunted and pulveriEed Sugars
" eoff, white and coffee sugaEs,
Syfnp, and all kinds OF Molasses.
Old Government jaws C0aee. Laguirn, Marfeatbo.
Green Teas. White and Red Whezt kamily Flour.
new Buolwheatv ell kinda Ofppre Spices. sara mes.
all kinds Of Canned Rruite. Eremuh and knelish
Mustard, Pure Olive Oil Walnut. Muahroon and
Tomato Catsqp, knglieh and American Pickles, Jel-
lies, Cheese, Fresh Ron Butter, Bakers Cocoa and
Chocolate. Nurmneellts MaeAruni. Mashing eoap 10
great variety Toilet Eoap, Silver loss Starch, Cur.
ranta, kainina Gitfon, Atlnore' Miueo Meat, Dried
Peaches and Apples, Cranherno Broomss Rainiea
Bucketa. Bgrshea, SPERM Adan.antine and IallO =
Candles and all articles usually kept In well
sorted 9roesfy store. Call and etamlne ny stock.
81 B-lV 81 $50 e3 Aa r JAMES CkAftkN.
New-York tribune., 1873-07-29
THE COURTS.
A WEALTHY RESIDENTS WILL.

Milford Martin, a wealthy and extensive
owner OF real estate in this city and Brooklyn died
recently in this city at his residence No. East Th
fftb.st. He owned, among other property several
sorehouses along the North and East Rivers. and was
at one time well known in the storage business He
owned mt time Of his death real estate, stocks, ana
property amounting TO more than s0OoOOo, which was
to be divided, according TO the terms Of his Will among
his wife, three sons three daughters three sisters and
number of other legatee5 1t is long document, con
ssting 2S sections The following Is an abstract OF
the contents:
Mrs Sarah Ann Martin wife OF the deceased. receives
all the furuiture books pictures, plate and money IN
No S E1st Thirty-fftl-st the water lots Atlantic
St. Brooklyn leased to the Long Island Railroad Com
erai lots IN Columbia. Atlantic, and Wiliam-sts Brook
yn the stOrehouse No. III Chambersst and $4,000 IN
tho testator The house aud lot III East ThrtYhth-St
and the stOrehOuse in ChambersSt are to pass TO the
possession Of the daughters, MIS- sarah Frances WAe
Henrietta Martin, aud CorGeIa Martin on the 9eath VI
William A. Martin, son OF the testator, receives the
lot and siorehogse No 90 Co1tandtst the 5toF9hou,e
and lot, No 52 Broadway five lots on Parkaye Brook
the storehouse and lot No. lS Front-st building and
lot, No l65 Duane-s, ana Nos. AS 49, 4ol aAd Az
Another Henry P Martio. receives s15o@C -
wich-st the house aud lot, No. III IIudson-s and the
four lots. Nos l92 1913, l9l and I95 Henry Brooklyn
lots Nos o. 2sl and so ErOntst; No. 12l Atlapest.
BrOOkyn the three lots Sos. 225 70 ana 2Jl Amltys,
BROOKLYN, and 5000 In CASH
The eldest daughter, Mrs. Sarah Frances WALKER re-
ceiycs the storehousse and lot No. 46 COrandtst the
house and lot No. u9 Atlantc-st., Brooklyn the two
lots Nos 3C3 and 3G5 Stltest Brooklyn, and $4,000 In
cash. The second daughter Henrietta Martin, Is gwen
the storehouse and lot NJ. sJuth-s; the title the
testator the piers sOuthst, between Broad and
Whteha-sts.; the store and lot No. % Pearsti the
store and lot No lis Atdutc-st, BROOKLYN; two lots
Nos 800 aud 36l Sates Brooklyn, and $4,000 in cash
The third daughter COrdea Martin receives the store
house and lot No p C0rtauds the house and lot No.
III Atlanticst., Brooklyn, and $1,000
The sisters OF the tesatOr, Mrs. Mary Stiles, Hannah
Martin aud Mrs. Abigail L. Henderson. receive IA
shares of the Farmers and Mechanics Bank OF Railway,
n j. The testatOrs grandson, Thomas Milford NJ rtin
receives legacy Of $1,000 Several other relatives re-
Ceiyc 5000 each.
II Is understood that OF the relatives are dissat
sfed with the amounts received by them and that the
will IS to be contested The wiz come up before
Surrogate nutchinss Ia a short time.
New-York tribune., 1873-07-29
A SUIT AGAINST Mr.. LANE.

In the case of Mrs. Mary c. Leroy Good
ridge agt Frederick A. Lane, formerly counsel to the
Erie Railway Company Mr. stoans moved for the ap-
pontment Of Of the plaintiffs estate. The
affidavit states that the death Of her husband, Ezra
l.. Goodridge, the plaintiff applied TO the defendant
who had her husbands friend, to procure her
cury az Misunderstanding that be supplied security
his coachman John Rooney iu 100000 and that Rooney
bought up small debts against the estate; that the de-
fendant collected the estate $4,000 and procuring
two judgments against the estate for debts to him OF
which she knew nothing, and without her knowledge,
paid himself s57OO that she implicitly trusted him and
signed all papers without question; that the two judg
ments have been opened, and pending their decision
she asks for her security tho defendants business is
a precarOus one she requests that receiver be APP
pointed and all the property DO taken out Of tue de-
fendants hands.
The defendant replies that he acted ont OF kindness to
the plaintiff her substitute in the administration;
that the deceased owed S2l00OO OF which $4,000
himself that the plaintiff acknowledged the debt and
willingly signed the papers, that he never placed
paper before her without fully explaining its meaning;
that the moment she disputed the two judgments he
consented TO their being reOpened; that there
$4,000 due TO other persOBs and that ho paid ont OF the
estate 20 per cent all around which gave him $4,000
that there is S 900 on hand TO meet outstanding claims
that bis business IS not precarOus, but that ne is well
able 20 meet any judgment against him, aud that the
is not one in winch receiver should be appointed
Decision reserved.
New-York tribune., 1873-07-29

sgt is.Repor Of referee confirmed snd Judgment
accorny, decree divorce in favor d plnh Louasbery
agt Poe-gsha Allowance Of $40 granted Dieh sgt DeIDe
fendants motion am0ny and counsel s rsu be denied Tucker
al s-Order that pnf hsyo leave 10 fs supple
Wsyeapd falk Order vacstng order
With $40 defendant Bruner ag BTunerOrer r judgment
for plsnufo frivolous, with $40 costs jenkins
MurryOder plaintiff leave 70 amended
fslO costs Hale ag seyenOrier Of reference TIE Ma
National Bank GeeOrder that the demurrer o. dedsst
be 0efruled fnyOOns for judgment with 1lO eos Libby
ReuueMoioB Denied with so Horninn agL Hsunann0nss
Of reference. ..II t.. ...#
Common Pleas-Specidt Term-By Judge Larre-
morcLaek sgt Ahenhotion granted Ko ast Hncke-soos
grinei without costs johnson 81 a. agt blh.eJAppieaos
granted Jennings hst Jeanbgss-IscsiEer apponisi
Marine Court Chambrs-By Judge Joachimsen.-
ShermsnDemurer overrued s1d jnigmsn, Tor the ps.
Hopkns Order striking the zrospd
ana granting judgment Tho pnL Neville agl
directing of inquiry 10 be isued
directing hsrhs John McD0nOngh
popehy R5On MeJeOrlsr dre
appeal back Henry Asker referee for
Mcclure Fzera-Ordr rccng hsrsba Blm5ausr
property the pnf and h,t he hare 20 days
pare appeal Burfstt sgt HriyOrier vscang ps
setting ksle s pr0ce Gngs AMI Ne defendant
Morrow agt Ia1cs-Oier opening dea1
Wecb sgt WordrappeOrier directing the nna9 ke
for staying all prOceDgs PomO ag Abrhamh0ton
denied with $40 costa Smih Csnpbsl
Motion denied b ABIDE the nL MO11 at Wood
Dayne Nort1ng Orr Vat te psbaf
prosecute the action ayat ne lelshS Henuch s
Pahst-Moon vacae the Attachment Denied, r'hut Wit
LAm ssL SchaL-Ortsr grsatug the nOtoa, vita - eos
New-York tribune., 1873-07-29
DEPARTURE or FOREIGN MAILS
TUESDAY. JrLY 20.

TUESDAY. jelly 20
Havana direct bY steamship NO4mha, eose AZ n
SuD9emcnttrv Nail doubepJstge letters ard printed mlr 10
2l0 SteamshD s5 a. s p h. from rief 9 - NJ H.
WEDN tSDAi. July 90
Mails for Rurone vs QaeensoNu and Liverpool steamship heVi
close $3.50 40 Supplementary MAJ sleArsaD sas tgSn
Pier No. 4G r. 4. al $50 g. 10
close AZ II a. ~ suppeentirv Mai for doIDepoase htsan
printed matter is c0sei q. ll5 STEAMSHIP sas a. - L.
''- THURSDAY JrLr 81.
Mails fo- Europe via Plymouth CerJJr sd Hamlng per steam
shiD Nestpha close II suppcmcnY NAL ior double
postage ami D tel matter s ciosd a. l:l3 n steamship
t.i AZ 2 o. "a. from ~ loot Of TArFsL, H0.0sel.
Mails for Hsyara direct bv The steamship tD % Nerds ee q
To- Supplementary Nail for double p9tEs letters an Bnntei
closet a Z.tO H. hN4slp sls a. J. Il 10" Fef
No. 3 North RIVER
Mails for Hayt etc. By seamD yic, 1ry close at
Mails for Bernufa b. the steamship AlsG2e close a. p N
steamship sails At 3 o. n from Pier No. 81 y X
FRIDAY AU5. l.
Mails Newfoundland close Aeslor PostOA every Mon
dav Fnay Steamship sails Ron IofAanl Ae, oa
Tuesday az G p.
ax " - ~ closed 81 tie AeEiOrA Fosso-ce eEsU
is al p. u, AID goes va Bosom.
SATURDAY. hrG. ?
Britain snl France via Q1eea0T1 a'd L7erpoo
by tie steamship Aiuatc ci0se ,trpener'a Nal
for doublp stag AMI printed natter 10 closed a. lOI1 D. n
Steamship sails IL from Waite sas Docz PayOna fsTy
jersey Ctv ,s-
Mails for Europe via Southampton and Bremen By The 'iehs
Nose close IL Surpene1-ry Alu ~ lol ep,as
letters and rnuei closed st l;l5 seismD sails al
= ID. from foot of ThIrl-st. Hobolen
Direct German Prls.lr c0sel Mli IS sent ~ tbs line
Mails t Kev West steamship CyIe, close a. sleamshs
sails al y. II, IRON Per No. 20 b. r
New-York tribune., 1873-07-29
AN EAST SIDE ARTERY.

uow YORKvuIR's BLOOD MAY BIZ PURIFIED-EX-
TENsIvE IMPROVEMENTS PROJECTED.
After much delay there seems at last to be
fair prospect that the eastern portion OF Manhattan
Island viii receive share Of the for street
improvements which has heretofore been almost
cusyey confined 10 the western district. BY the terms
OF bill introduced in the last session Of the Legsa
ture by Assemblyman Crary and passed May lG 1873,
the Department OF Public Works is authorized to
sruct an East side boulevard with park adjacent TO
the East River also make series OF street parks
like those Murray Hill along the line OF the Fourth
ave. improvement The entire improvement VIII be
the Eastern Boulevard and will be extended
10 the following streets and avenues:
seventy-secondst. from Fiithave to Avenue A; Ave
nue. A. from Fntyseyenthst 70 Elghtysixthst; Seven
fyom seventvbintb 81 10 fsbtysYtb
from Avenue 10 Avenue b Ninety-sixth-st, from
latter the cast Of second.aye nehund-
red-dndtenthst, from Byersideaye 70 the Boulevard
Onohuu from Sixthave 10 Ave.
Hue onehGndred,andt"en !" eniy y-fourt1st IRON sixth
siKteentn-st 20 the Harlem River.
In addition 20 these streets which are already laid out
and are Of proper width the Department is authorized
toay ont and establish street Of the width
OF not moro than 100 feet and extending from the in
tersectoB OF Avenue and Eighty-sixthst diagonaly
across the blocks and streets and avenues through
the streets and avenues laid out and partly
said blocks and streets and on such lines
such directions as the said Department shall deem prop
er between Fifthye and the East River 70 the vicinity
Of the Intersection Of On0-bundred-and-sixteenthSt.
with Avenue A." The Department is required TO widen
that part Of One-hundred dandtontDst lying between
point go feet west Of Eghthave and Eighthaye itself,
by adding each feet Of land as TO make
tne width Of that part Of 80
feet end also TO establish the grade OF the portion oi
the Boulevard DESIGNATED and laid out by the Depart
,ne,t. and 20 otter and amend the present
GRADES of the streets and avenues included
IN the Roueyard and OF the intersecting streets and
a,,s,,os Apart from these strictly street improve
e,,s the Departneut TO Law out public Squares or
New-York tribune., 1873-07-29
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

FROM trvERPoOL-Ia ,eanshp Cty . 1r.rrD Jal 9s.Ht
Fnibb. NJ ana Mrs Grany Mr ani Nr Dehlre, IN Cook
hr Hove, MIS- Howe NJ Howell ML Pearell' NJ. Faeyi
D. Z. Smith T. Collins Mr.. and Mrs Don M .ni Mr. Qgen NJ
Ed AntJrv Miss Anthony Mr Jones c. t0stet, j.
Pike OCouuor Moore, Mss L. Moore p J Coyer her
win Martin Kervin Ms Duane Miss r. Dane, Mr. Melody se and
four children John Lamb Mss Baxter.
FROM GALyEsTON-La steamship Q. ". Cyd, Juy &C L.
Nah Capt Bernavs J. Wells Miss Walter Mrs. Waters aud
children, W Wing Ms Reaechi ani ch Manuel edo
Wcker Chss r. SabiI, T. Mcllge M. Porter sad thres
children Josie Lorse Ms Deaa Rolna and two children, Airs
Ssiva de Anna and children. Mrs. Bel.o B.go.
FROM LIYERPOOL-In steamship Afr.elr, July 29-N. H..
KrbslL B. Rob1soa o. N. Barnes Ms Birles o. r. Barnes
Ms ~ Barnes Master T. Barnes p D. Tgie. GORE
Walker j hha1l II. Smih, T. lsoa 3 Mass Mrs Ma
0.tlr NJ Pratt l. d. Newell. Dr. X H. Rice Marf
Fney Louis Martin Miss " Wort 30 Potter Mrs Potter B.
Buck James Lsabg Ms. Pr Master B. PTati Mss laaa Pa.t
Mis- sDeurer 81 X Pra.t Mrs Past sl and trsi .
Souherani MI McKhuVr Ms McHig-gg. Mr. c. F. Ior the
Rev C. Murphy the Rev. H. k0. j. 4. Richardson. g. keda
ReaIl james Reil lr PerrT, NJ PerrI s. kasa ; d 9
X Kawano X. Kshira, A. SurIa M lm1Ere, Ny Nma g. ~
Hodges II. IL Elsoa H. tI C,rpeatsr G G H,eAoE hi ~ T.
e. Joel Bean Beau the Hon. 3D. r. Page Mr r. Nh L.
Barnes the Phelps Phelps J. r. Farre. Mr. james
Andrews Miss Ella Anrew W y Aglri r. l. Asa 5 q Sargent
". J Taylor. - .
FROM sANTo DoMINGO-Ta sSrmsi'o Tybee, Jav 2S-D.
Colom lose Bartol Paul jones AID ws, -eE Joles, L. D.
RoJs0l, ". L. Patton, ". L. Powell, Carol,e Clsy.