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The New York herald., 1873-05-29

A FOR SALE THE PROPERTY OF GENTLE
~. man, beautiful span OF bay Horses. They 6
years old 49, hands high stylish and fast great
deal OF strength in them and tree from bemsh and ea
less OF locomotives; warranted kind and sound in single
double harness Also fine black Horse,
old 1917 hands high, long name and tail; warranted to
tro III 2 50; kind in single double harness and Is
fearless Of locomotives, ana is sold fault whatever
only sickness in the family. Apply TO Mr. NEWLY Ill
South Fifth avenue.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-28
DEPARTURES OF FoREIGY MAILS.
ypnNRspAY. MAJ 70.

WRDNRsDAf. MAI ~.
rshn & 10, ssrTP suppIsmsaisry Mail Pier No .s n
r.. 10 closed at . p m. Seafnsaip ss~ "'F M ~ ~ ~
Mr. .,,,
Msls er tse Germsn states direct via Bremen 1 tee sssms
Bremen close al IL NJ steamship sails si2 m h0m 'oo Oh h'
Mails for s.uto Domingo etc. b 'ss%Sp hiPa.G; s
ssa p m Steamship sails a. o. m frsn %.r sp ~ W.
Mail. M Ruro,. via plymouth Cherboarg sud Hamburg per esm
ship siesa close Al ii IN Supplementary nI os - ,
Thrdst., Hoboken. is closed at p m seamSn'p 50" ." ~
Pier foot Of rhird-st, Heboken . .
Piusnsn Closed Mails sent BY this line - So .r.u rh
IAN deposited Supplementary Mails mo'' 20 p''p WIZ
Mails r Havana direct bv steamship City Of ay.na close a.
m A Supplementary Mail Pier mo J norm h'ei " -
Mails for B.r@as by the Steamship close at p N
Steamship sails H'p m fiT% s,bsy PsT ~, NJ 81 a.
Mails 6r Kew West by emshp Ctr OF Antonio close Az m
Steamship sails a IRON Pier No 70 ., and intended
TO By Supplementary Mails must Dc prepaa douos vo'
stamps will be received o he sh ~ p' oo. ever,
Mail Hsli N s. closed al the he"iork ro''o"0' e'o"
Mail. Tor Newfoundland the New York Post Omee e,ey
day at D. M Steamship Portland Me-. on Satari"
m Due New. York Friday st6p.m - n,
Letter ali the West Iaes ercep vhen gong Sss od
'' ID cents the hall ounce ssT6RDar rts6 's MAJ s: 81
Mais for Great Britain and France via oaeenstosn ana
The steamship Baltic close at 9; no p.onis Pe,ry
Mails for Great Britain and the Continent Europe via Bremen
Per at foot Of Tbis, HobOken at m S'eAnsaip Ss Np
m. from foo, Of Thrist, Hoboken,
M Tor France direct and Haye steamship Vns o
Paris will close at s;10A Steamship as Al $50 "' io ~
Mails or Panama Aspuwa Central American and south Pa
ports etc. per steamship Henry Channey cose nls q An
bai Tor Kingston Jamca savani and Turks Isaod, H The
steamship Ciaribe. close at m steamship sans Ho" r'' '
Mails for KEY wea By the steamship Clyde close at N
Steamship sails At ~. n, from Pier No. 20 e.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-28
DECLSIOSS-MAY n.

Supreme -Chambers-Bv Judge Fancher.-
Annleion g denied Wool ct al sgt ROM ct al
Motion continue denied With $40 costs 20 abide event
Superior Court-SpeGaI 1eTm-By Judge Curtis
default denied Fnsbe ag burr ct
arder resele1 LlAdO and agt stokes ct h-hoson 70
change denied without ce 10 renewal Of same 81 buAes
Association for the Rehe d- nonon 70
emtu granted doodenough and no
a that plaintiff have fe per cent allowance LAn
reTVing and continuing action against execution
dis and Fitch Golten-Oder TO amend udg
meu roll and docket Trotter Adiurso ae Dixon and sno
referee appointing Farnson
nd apo AndrewA-Order for commission.
Common Pleds-Specidl Ternl-By Judge j. r. DAILY.
in e matter Of Gina dot-Committee sppeinted
By Judge Robinson-The People AZ OmAn-Aouon denel Win
leave renew (See mem
Court of Appeals-ALBANY May H.-The following
doou were handel down this morning Judgment, snrme
with oosts-Gohi Heath; Wecb The Heuiort Central
Railroad Company HAydok COupe kese agt Batter Judg
n,u trials irAnt 70 abide event-Bel aEt
Central Railroad CompanI The Atlantic Doet SGT The
Judgment reversed aud tra grznted costs
s1alpts dsepdAns With interest from the time 81 Che
collection and II the judgment ~ so moehed aud
reduced Affirmed without costs either party against The
Of ChenDg Tho City Of kmirA The
National Bank The Same The second National
B,pk on The Sane Orders Of the General av Special
Terms With cosrbe Providence and steamship
Company Ag Knowon Order granting a reversed and Jug
neu with oosHa ag The hutaa Benea Insurance.
COMPANY.
The Appeals win not take until shout
then what time The Fad term will begn
for uhich term q new calendar will be made
\. O. PsRRS, Clerk Court Of Appesls
New-York tribune., 1873-05-28
CRIMINAL NOTES.

An extra Court Part H. of the Court OF GeneIal
New Courtho1 has been Ordered py 1uls
sutherland for month. which he viii PRESIDE heOrof
Haekett will sit In Part
In the Court of Special Sessions, Yesterday lhomas
Holmes age committed " the House oil heiug iof pcI
DaVdge the comedian, OF small sum ~ uauohSl
McuBe charged with ssnit and battery upon
Judson acquitted anl discharged samuel haJn9 snd hlNr
Russell charged with keeping gambling house
Coandt were remandsd Boswell d. Caiggan the complainant
failing 10 appear.
In the Tombs Police Court, before Justice Hogan,
yesay H. eOored Domestic was commit
ted for alleged then Of S4 and four bank books IRON hsr en-
ployer Henry W. Wilson Of No 70 Vsndam ST. John
from John McTenSn Of No II Wesi Andrew b. hcCutc9eCn
delivery clerk committed the complaint OF bis employer hoo
g. aorer OF No. ~ Madenlane for the alleged en-
he11ement A. Smith, 10. Was
answer change forged oe n the name oibarney
Styles ~ udson for bottle OF vine and some eg WHICH
be 5 alleged TO have ObtaiDed
In the Court of General Sessions, yesterday, Chas
Smith pleaded obtaining moaey under se
aelet sentenced month the Peuentary PAtek D
commit grand srcenT and was sentenced "
William Fleste Tor ah attempt 70
sentenced 10 the state Prison Tor ~ Jea MAI
Brown with grand larceny discharged on er oHu
complaining witness not appearing sgainst hi
Henry and R1ws Hay pleaded gu an ATTEMPT 70 com
nsus MIhone attempting rob the s.Ore Of Charles
Jedum 50 COandi ST., last April fell from the bah9g
ground broke two ribs and was so parAed oy ms
ntentiop, and vas Peuitenasr for year:
pleadi guilty the charge OF obtaining money
false pretenses the Penenhsy for uI month";: Jas
valued AT about the boar1g OF h7 MARY BnkhAui
No the 18th u obtsined his liberty agan s no
appeared testify against him The jury we're decto 70 nnn
vent acquta Mcclellan appeared for the Aooad
Se"p stolen from Tbo 66 ThOmpsoes The lcth
found guilty aud remAnded for 'enenes M fho aesH
New-York tribune., 1873-05-28
THE COURTS.

THE LAW RESPECTING BILLS OF LADING.
A suit by Henry b. Collins and others
against John Burnes and many others, was summariy.
though only temporarily closed by Judge Van Worst,
Yesterday the Superior Court The action brought
TO recover the value Of four Of merchandise
signed to the plaiutfs dry goods merchants Broad
way whose firm name was "Collins Plumber Co.," and
sent through the Cunard steamer line. OF the cases.
only two were received The defense that the goods
were received and unOaded the wharf and after
naming longer time than they reasonably ought they
we're delivered 70 somebody who returned q receipt In
the firms name in the usual way The defendants put
in with this part OF the defense the clause in the bill Of
ladlng which stated that the goods should be lost In
any way the Company was not responsible, AS the
facts ON each side substantially conceded, there
was no question Of fact for the jury and Judge Van
Vorst directed verdict for the pantf for $1,000 the
exceptions 10 be the General Term IN the first
Instance Brown, Hall, and Vanderpoe for the plaih
tiff; ID. ID. Lloyd for defendant. . ... ...
New-York tribune., 1873-05-28
GREAT SAYING IN COST OF STEAM POWER.
TO the EdftOr Of The Tribune.

TO the Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR: find by numerous experimental trials
that che done by the nest steam engines, WITH
pound OF coal can dOub ed and half the fuel now
burned IN producing steam power saved, by using the
immense of latent heat that escapes Ia exhaust
steam TO produce power. The exhaust from any
style of engine be taken IN pipe 20 an adjoining
building If desired; ana there USED TO heat boiler and
drive d second engine Whca Will do as much WORK as Is
done frst from which the exhaust Is taken, with
out diminishing the work Of the first engine or re-
qurug any additional fuel 70 itthus using the heat
twice and producing two results instead Of one:
The Haskins Machine Company OF t1tchourg, MASS
have been running their works tins plan for the past
year They the exhaust from an engine that drives
The works OF negbbOr TO heat their boiler and drive
their eugine. and NO fuel whatever Others have
been pursuing similar course for shorter time: Every
establishment using lOOhOrso power and allowing the
exhaust escape into the atmosphere is wasting from
$, 200 tO s. 900 per annUm. ... -.
The process by which these results are obtained Is
very simple and free from danger The second boiler -
filled mainly with the bsuphide OF carbon instead Of
water. TINS fluid bOilS at lower temperature than
water and the heat OF exhaust steam bOls IT and con
Yerts il into yapOr giving pressure OF 90 pounds TO the
inch This vapOr works engine the same as steam,
and after II In the engine is condensed by cool
ing usually with atmospheric condenser and pumped
into boiler again and used continuously without l0ss
except by leakage which Is very small. VIII cheer
fully furuish detailed description OF this process
~ Who desire It and advise OF the fact You're
SpT1fsGfteEd w., May 20 1873. JOEL A. h. ELLLs
New-York tribune., 1873-05-28
OCEAN MAIL SERE1cE.

1t seems to be the endeavor of a morning
contemporary 20 work up some excitement respettng
tbe carrage Of the Saturday European mall we nave
sted the matter and ind the facts TO De that Ihe fos
General from statements made ny the ihnAn
line deemed t desirable satisfy himself whether ..
not che White Star hne IN position 10 carry Out
the contract IN the future which has Deen inrieroo
with by the loss Of the Atlantic. 49,. .
From the figures before ind, Notwithstanding
the fearful Winter have passed through tha up
~ the Ist Of April, the day OF the Ata9ucs ors thS
White Star line had but two failures 10 dispatch mail
steamer while the rival line Qnman on four occasions
0nabe W do 50 on Saturdays. VIE November 'V'
January 4, March No. aud March a.
Our contemporary gives list OF delays 10 the White
star steamers which Is misleading and unfair owing
10 the great speed ofthe White Star boats. OF our
merchants had begun 70 look upon Saturday the
mail OF tie week. and reserved all their correspondence
Tor IT. on three occasions the Saturday mall between
the Lat OF october and 1st Of April was delivered In
IoudOn ahead OF the mail Of the previous Wednesday,
and on four occasions, az the time. out OF 70
saes the White star boats sailing hence the day
Tyed Is tunes In advance OF the Ininan boats. and
n,ost al fese tTips over day advance The argu-
fent that the nnan bpe sets forward viz that had AZ
een ne fnail-carTer, sucn discrepancies would nbyer
I,s sisen a absurd as reference 10 the following
passages ~ tbe westward proves tnai hOs-
elstandlBE tue iaet that TIE Inuan boat had lbe Ia
~ !. I.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-28
P1SSENGERS ARRIHED.

PROM HAvANA-Tn s>aushp Wilmiago. MAY 21-hn Caad.a
Msa Lusadei Rio Miss CANDIDA del Rio W. smith Dave
Lloyd Nicholas Baykin Laboure Isaac kerns Daniel he
Mrs w. smith and John Absdens wife and ch Bosene
Chenot Josie Dumas
PROM LTvBRPO0L-In stdnshp Ctv Of london May T;-Rey
Father Ley NJ. Msore Hickey Wm Young W. Post
and lady H. Wilson, Capt G. w Phl LADY and child D. Sni
gan Moses Mr.. Bowman lady, K WiamN Mrs Jane Evans,
M Wilson lady ehld NJ Wilson, Miss Wilson Miss
Wilson K Wison VIM Fosle. Thos Casey Mr. Murphy MI
Wainnan ady Clark Miss Hars Geo. BV=u Miss
Cargan Fowler and child Masters Edward and hhar
Fowler Edwin Pnthe Mrs Louisa Pheheit Masters Richard hoo-
eri. and Stephen Wilson - -
PROM sAyASNAH-Ia steamsAtp hoatgonry May n-ns =.
Long children ad servants Miss Sarah Newton H. STARK WIS
and Miss Stark Thomas Brown b. Don.ldsop we
and children M Wilson, M Gus Burges j. Nelson aud ~e hrA
Buruhaln, Miss Judson. w. FatmAn
PROM LIyBRPooL-IA steamship Ainn<sotd May T0hA o. ~:
BOsworh Mrs A. A. HeNbo Dr j. letter
and wife H. W. Hochkiss MrA A. Oakey j. Andrews, H. Dent
New-York tribune., 1873-05-28

This detention causes much inconvenience
the White Star steamers which, without incentive OF
being mail carriers have fifteen occasions reached
NeWYork in advance of the mail steamer sailing on the
day, on six occasions have arrived two days In
advance and on six occasions over day while the press
weekly acknowledge the favor OF the latest news
furnished by the White Star management
The public are not concerned IN any petty rivalry be-
tween two great companies, which ought TO be above
such feeling, but In the one quest0n-the expedition OF
mail matter The White star line is ready to guarantee
this beyond all reasonable doubt in the future with but
exception 1t can be easily understood that loss or
such magnitude as that of the Atlantic should cause
some embarrassment in a regular service. To change
the mil would serious inconvenience, seeing
petition TO the White Star steamers the City OF Brussels
is laid up for repairs II the mails were 70 De gwen 70
town materially in advance OF the mail which would be
a source OF much dissatisfaction. All merchants have
experienced the annoyance Of the early closing OF the
mails Saturday; the management OF the White Star
on this account from early morning TO an evening
sailing, the tide compelling them to wait inside the bar
until the early tide Sunday morning and is mani
esty unfair to bring up against the line what has been
public benefit.
made to the Department comes from tne laInah ine,
who deprived OF the United States mail nag by the
must not overlooked that the Inman line refused TO
Garry the mail the time when the Department could
only relieved from this predios-
ment by the action Of the Bremen line
We most heartily indorse the petition from the leading
bankers and merchants of the City Of Nev-York who
are the most deeply interested in the mail and whose
voice should be heard above the camors OF rivalry sus
tanned is their correspondents on the other side
of the Atlantic; and we trust that the Postmaster
General will ignore their claims. In regard to the
Gaelic and Beltc sister ships, which the line under
shave available as reserve steamers the weekly
line being complete for service the following extract
from Liverpool paper may be interesting:
Yesterday the latest addition to the hne Meet OF the
Oceanic Steam Navigation Company arrived In the Mer
sey Belfast Lough whore she has been built in the
yard of Messrs- Harland & Wolf Tnongh not quite 80
large as her recent predecessors she is built upon
simiiar graceful model with view ~ strength as we'll
as speed She Is 395 feet IN length B OF 2fons regis
ter and her engines, constructed with all the latest ap
pliances aud improvements are OF 400 nominal horse
power. She is named the Gaelic, is four-masted, has
turtle back and all tho distinguishing charaoterst0s OF
a White Star steamer"
the boats, Germanic and Britannia, which are TO
be wonders of marine architecture being RAPIDLY
completed when the line VIII be placed beyond such
unworthy attacks as have lately come to our notice
T-'- ~ IEXpress,
New-York tribune., 1873-05-28
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
poer oy ERv YORK :. e. ,.s..s.......Ml

PORT or EBU- YORK. 81. .'s,....,MAT r.
CLEARED.
Steamship Tnscns (B) Thompson Glasgoy Henderson Bros
Steamship Columbia Curtis Havana, Wm. ?. Clyde CO. -,
Steamship Couch Hchmond CITY Point and noo Oo
Dominion Steamship Co.
steamship Leo Dearborn Savannah Murray Ferris Co.
Steamship Regulator Freeman Wilmington NC Lonsi steamship
Co.
steamship A. C. sanen Warren Phi.delphiA
Steamship Bristol Wallace. PhilAielphA
Steamship Tacony. Niehols PhiafelpmA
Steamship Sepune Baker Boston H. r. Dirnock.
John Hall (Brl Durham Brunswick j. H. Winchester Co.
Bark Monte1uma Hammond. Brdgeton. Dsight CaDp.
Bark Minnie Carroll Br Mren Wnrenpont Island, Bingham.
Brig ASHER (Brl Benton HaliiaI, d. r. De Wof& Co.
schr. Bdsard Lee Tobn Harbor Island, John X Burnett
sclr Carrie p. Rich, Higgins Princeton, X Arnold Co.
O. Aeken Mead Stamford Stamford Manufacturing Co
ARRIVED.
Steamship City Of London BL Bynon Liverpool May TO- and
18th, with m1se. and 10 JnO g. Dale
steamship L) Liverpool maT L. sod Queens
town 18th w1th and pass 70 Williams & Gmon.
ooe@nstown 18th with mdse and pass 10 John q. Dale
Steamship Montgomery Preoh Savannah With mdse and 10
steamship Champion Lockwood, Charleston With mdsn
Steamship Wilmington Iome, Havana May with mdse and pass
Ba Hannibal lGerl Eiem,n Rotterdam April with mdss.
Schr. o. Curtis Curtis Virginia
Schr. Wm. Clark Clark, Virginia
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BosroS NAY AVed 6arks WstaA from Sourabaya Joskea
Stockholm; bng Chnsnane IRON Table Bay Bser from
SunBGm; Thomas Oven IRON Cabarien.
PoRr MosROE Va May z7-Psssed for Baltimore bark Emma
s., hon GhgentL
FOREIGN PORTS.
May zThe Anchor Line steamship Dorian Taylor from
NeS-fork MAJ 3, for Gasgow, arrived here 70 day u,
May 2Th steamship MOsee from Asp:nHGl aud
QuEsMrowy May 2Tbe Cnn.rj steamship
land and the nm,n Line steamship CITY Of Broklyn Tbb both
from YCr NAY H. for LIVERPOOL arrived here this afternoon the
former at oeOok, and ths Latter a! l:3).
lFor Latest ShIp Setos FIN Pdoe.I
New-York tribune., 1873-05-28
: ruE ROWLEs BROTHERs, FAILuRE. !

TIE BOWLEs BROTHERS. FAILURE
Nathan Appleton, the special partner of
Bowes Brothers, brought suit for the dissolution OF
partnership after the failure OF the rm and decree OF
dissolution was obtained and receiver appointed In
the mean time two creditors had begun actions against
the firm and levied attachments against their property
IN this city An order subsequently obtained that
the Sheriff turn over subject to the lien OF the attach
ments the property which he bad seized for the credit
begun, and assignee In bankruptcy been appointed In
Connecticut The parties to the first suit the one TO
dissolve partnership applied to Judge Fancher In Cham
ber yesterday TO have the decree OF dissolution set
aside and the property held by the receiver turned over
brought suit objected 10 this claiming that their rights
ia the attached pro rty ought not ~ be turned
Connecticut receiver, but kept In the hands OF an
officer OF this State, be enforced by It's courts. Do
cisOn reserved.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-28
1oRD g. rAY1oRS EXPOSITION OF SHaWLS.
A cbarmine little boudoir Of blue satin and

A charming little bOudoir OF blue satin and
gilt and massive mirrors makes "A luxurious resting
soe for the examination Of the elegant and rare
Cachmere shawls exhibited Ia this city. In large
assortment of the always popular Open-center Stella
shawis an vivid scarlet deeper red, white and black,
be desgps aud borders OF deeper aud richer coors
thsu those usually SEEN Visions OF stately palms OF the
iad where canes browse minge with the faint spicy
scent as the broad heavy folds OF the India Cachmcres
ian ia graceful drapery. These shaws all come direct
fTom ne East India merchants Of CachmeTe and Um-
ritzur two Of the important manufacturing cities
OF Ib East The Calcutta shaWs are not so much In de-
mand Dy fashionable people in former years. Re
riug styles these superb wraps are so costly that
~ cb,nes take place The prices range from 800 TO
81 zoo Among these shawls are tie exceent reversible
oil black on one sde perhaps scarlet " Shte upon the
other thus affOrGing a variety In ones wardrobe OI
fhese eosty bat most desirable articles OF apparel
New-York tribune., 1873-05-28
Chances for Business men

A WELL ESTABLISHED MANUFACTURE
N ING BUSINESS Louisville Ky offers the nghi unusual
opportunity business already pro6b profits last three years
$1,000 800 and 5000 but the product staple and have
field Of
comparatively unlimited will require s25 100 oue Of
business realty the applicant
desraboue who will be real force In the commercial department.
ADVERTISERS
Bank Louisville Ky.
I EATEER-A gentleman who is able to
II market where extraordinary prohs be secured
would like establish connection partner otherwise with
Leather House hang large capital Address LEATHER Boz lOi
Tribune Once.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-28
fonoon advertisements
@-~~19~~~77-@l7-7sN7-"~T
PURSUANT

DURSUANT to an Order of the High Court
Of Casneer sae IN The matter Of the Esi,ss Of Alfred coVe
In Coys Cese 1879 No. 64 the CREDITORS Of tho sa
ALPnBD COVBLL Who died the month Of l3
sided IN sswYors At srror Hamilton Coany, Ohio Vim
Indians In The United States Of Ams
resident England before ,hs "a Of June 1873 ul a. %
those creditors resident Ansncs before "a da Of Juy
7J 10 eni BY poa prepaid, James Kngsfor eq fm n
hossisufs kngo and Doman Of No ~ bsssr bs strand The
Connty OF Mdeer In England tho Solicitors o the Rf.n
CoEeu the executor Of the decesd their Christian and
dresse, and descriptions the full particulars Of thef ems statement
Of Their accoun AUD the o the W
enH efsoi such respective creditors will BE- ercnpty
cuded The benent The
lenad hndng security poiBoe the before
Of e Rolls Al bs Cbapben situated Ia Rolls fan Chsrcery Lam,
hdiei on hoaday The 10Th lAJ ofIuns l8lJ II of Toe
reaoou aal ever retor res en America holng srcuv
prloe the before The Master ~ the Rolls
saie In We Rolls fsfi ChineeV Lane hdesei Elgad on or
biofe tnefAT & s dT Of August la ~ cl,ck foreuoon
beng The spocuEe linna aDonec of 9ucalhg The aims
Dael ils AiAs aAf VI AN, bij. b b. CHURCH. ChrfCk
klaG3FORD \ DORnAd. ~ ks,s15L ktfand H.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-28
CIVIL NOTES.

The trial of Wm. M. Tweed was postponed
uut wednesday, June T. the counsel both sides hav
ing engagements winch rendered Tue adiourhen' heces
sary.
In the Supreme Court Circuit yesterday, be-
fore Jndee Barrett the eut by Dayid NJ KOcAler agt
TAonas j. NJ MKibken was tried. damages being claimed
New-York tribune., 1873-05-28
uIzIATuRK ALMANAC

i.54 sun 12l Moon set'lO;Oz
THp ply-ss
SANDY Hook gO2 Cove and... y:3I He'll Gate FerrI li2d
Biaa wATnR Dby-P.
Sandy Hoog. nd .lGO3 Hell Gate fetrT iE5t
New-York tribune., 1873-05-28
cIIKHnARQ-Tu1, n,

CALBEDARS-Tms DAr
UErrED STATES DISTRICT CoUKr-ls ADskkLrr
Same calendar a. yesterday
Case on-Peis, agt Peist
SPECIAL TEAs-vAS BRUsr. J-oDeni At 10 IN
New-York tribune., 1873-05-28
Gre Cream.
legal Notices.

CUPREME COURT-COUNTY OF NEW
~ YORK.-THB EBw.YoRK GAsLIGHr COMPANY, panuG
against ADOLPH REIMER defendant Summonsfor relief (Com
se To Aioph Rener deean, above hereby
Summoned required the complaint In acon which
tl the once Of the CLERK Of The City and County Of NesYo
ofNesYork Courthouse In said 5th day
April 1873 copy Of said
subscriber Number Pse street. CITY and
County New York after
the Of this you exclusive Of the day
SAID complaint within aoresa the
be complaint '''
DATED New York, Apul 10th, 1870 -. Lt
NJ W. B. wTNTBRTON,
Plaintiffs Attorney
New-York tribune., 1873-05-28
TIE CASE OF STOKES.

The decision of the Court of Appeals at
Albany in the OF Stokes will not be rendered for
several days.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-28
DARE OLD CHINA WORKS OF ART.
NOrICR OF REMOVAL

UF
Mr. PRBDK DAVIS begs to inform AmenAa sniknn that he ha
smoysd from 81 To q Pail Nal. London BaglInd Shsrs b, hI
usual One English and POrn OLD CHiSAS te
M Old Furniture Candsebas Ename Antique BOsiene
&c. &c,
few fne Pctaes sale each object sold With gOsrin'ee
% IL, .nuouit, q Pail Mall. s. W. Lo0aos.
TNHE LARGEST VALENTINE MANUFAC-
Il TORY IN THE w0RLD:-THB LONDON LACE PAPER AND
VALENTINE COMPANY Wholesale aRd SauoBers Of aeas
and New Years stahOne Bootmar shop leia Faa
Tablets VaeutBe supplied With nsenA iof W s
great variety Looking Glass and S0ue Ornaments The Dras
Roo Coil inches length, is especially rseomnendsa T.
WOOD Co Z7s Strand London, w. G., hanusoT
Glare Court shippers supplied Wholesale and Export poe lists ssa.
free application
sNISITORS TO LIVERPOOL ENGLAND,
,h,nn S., W T. LLWTOyS JEWEIRY STORES, D, LoH
and Pah both stores in the ne1iy Of The praapn hoss
wnders and all kinds Of Watehes merchant
Damonds and 6rst-cl1sa Jewery