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LEGAL NOTICES.

CUPREME COURT
Of pnb Ge H for and IN Seha Of q the Mayor Hder
men commonalty of the city of New York, relative
Opening Of Kingsbridge Road,
from the sGphery Inc q SIn to
the Central Park in the city Of New York.
We the undersigned Commissioners OF Estimate and
Assessment the above entitled matter, hereby give
notice TO the owner or owners or 81
affected thereby. and to all others whom may concern,
THAT we have completed our estimate and assess.
ment and that all persons Interested 10 these proceed
We %rs duly the
S S c o n %
m next asar said
and Or that WIZ be IN our said
once hs said
men together With our and also all hs.a W
Ss The IN q rs ss%
there to remain Sntii the Sin day, Of May, 1873
II-That the limits embraced by the assessment afcrc
or parcels Of land contained lying and being within the
following bounds or limits that 70 y:1Commencng
line ide llSh street with the westerly line side
high mark Of the Harlem River thence along the
and turns the Hudson River thence sSuthwsrdy along
te ease side .s Of lse Hu %SS Ryfr q, high
e s9vhery line Inc s or slide Of 1 rect henes
1sss sicnr said side
running thence casery along the said northcrv line or
side h oar to he G%; 81 tn ne m
preme Court OF ne state of New YORK. a. special term
H he city e Of New on the 18th
1873 at the opening of the Court that day. and that
heard thereon motion will be made that the said report
%TTEIA% :: PiAsssSSSs, Commissioners.
SEw YORK, March 10, 1873.
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SUPREME COURT-cRiMBEnS.
Decisions.

BY Judge Fancher.
Hewitt Kavanagh ct aL-Judgment or FORE
closure and sale granted.
Oriental Savings Bank vs. Birdsall.-Same.
Spofrord VS.. INSTRUMENTATION granted.
CoZzens vs.. Flelds.-0rder granted.
Hearn vs. Hearn.-RepOrt OF sale confirmed
Clark vs.. Smith.-Order granted.
HOrspoOl vs. The Fleetwood Assocation.-Motion
granted.
Hughes vs. Hughes.-Order granted.
Dayton VS. McCah ct al.-MotiOn denied, with
$40 costs to abide the event.
Sheppard ct al. VS.. Bits, Implicated, &c.-Judg
ment lor plaintiff on demurrer as frivolous.
Rutherford Executor, VS.. Carpenter ct al
Judgment OF foreclosure and sale granted.
In the Matter OF the Petition OF }. S. Haydeck,
&c.-Petition granted, provided the $500 per an
mum can be paid out OF the interest and not from
the principal OF the moneys held by the Trust
Company.
Whitmore Won STANDARDIZATION to vacate
the order of arrest granted on condition that de-
PENDANT file stipulation not to sue or to proceed
on the undertaking for the arrest.
In the matter OF Joel A. Fithian.-Report con-
firmed AID clerk ordered to pay the money, as
directed by order.
In the matter OF Lockwood.-Order that the
United States Trust Company assign bond and
mortgage to petitioner.
BY Judge Brady.
Connolly VS.. Hamill.-CaSe settled.
BY Judge Harden
Ambrose Snow ct al. VS.. The Columbia Insurance
Company.-Ordered that the receiver pay the
plaintiffs costs.
william Smith ct al. VS.. Henry b. Brewster.-lm-
pleaded: The motion to set aside the order of
arrest as 20 Brewster must be denied, with $40
COSTS
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MARINE C0URT-?AaT 2.
A Replevin Suit.
Before Judge Curtis.


Hitchcock ct a. vs. Berry. The plaintiffs were
the owners OF u machine known as calendar"
the principle OF which was to finish "white goods"
Having no further use for it they instructed one
Charles A. Lane to dispose OF 1t to the best advan-
tage. Lane instructed one Leonard h Co. to sell
the machine, and they parted with IL to defendant
for valuable consideration. 1t appeared that the
purchase was made in good faith on the part Of
Berry. Leonard h Co. had made no return to Lane
OF the proceeds OF the sale.
The Court ordered nonsuit, as 1t appeared that
Berry was q purchaser in good faith OF one who
had q color OF ttle
Action on q Contract.
Thomas E. Dey VS.. George E. Baldwn-The de.
PENDANT desired to build hotel near Fleetwood
Park and entered into negotiations with the plain
eff with q view to engage him for that purpose
The contract price was $4,000; but the defendant
claimed that before the agreement was consum-
mated he notified the plaintin that II was inpsss-
Bile for him to get the money and that the contract
must be rescinded. The palntiif claimed to re-
cover for the material actually furnished. The de-
Iendant urged that the material was furnished
after the notice aforesaid, and was OF no use to
him. The jury found fer plaintiff In $685..
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with whom he was not on good terms, caused his
remains to be exhumed. Portions OF the body
were submitted by the Coroner 10 chemist,
whose ANALYSIS demonstrated the presence oil ar
senlc HegQi was an intimate friend OF Siegiried.
and the prosecution clam to be able to show, by
circumstantial evidence, that the accused induced
Siegiried TO sign will giving him his property,
which amounted TO a few thousand dollars, and
tnat he administered poison TO hasten his death.
The case fer the people will be conducted by AS
sistant District Attorneys Rollins and Russell.
Mr. william T. Howe will be INSISTED Ia the de-
fence by Mr.. Abe Hummell, his indefatigable
ciate.
There was very little delay experienced in OBJ
tanning jury, rom the fact that there net so
much publicity given to this as 10 some other muir
der cases. The only question OF interest put TO
some OF the jurors by Mr.. Howe was whether the
recent articles IN the newspapers demanding the
speedy punishment OF murderers would prejudice
them against giving an impartial verdict upon the
evidence in this particular case. The Jurors an
swered that they would be guided entirely by the
evidence.
Subjoined are the names OF the Jurors sworn to
try Heggi Henry g. Ahrens, James A. Marcus,
Michael Burns, Jacob Mandel, Joseph kaufmann
Robert L. Prime, Meyer Whitehead James H. Sher-
man, william A. Ellis, Waitstill Willard, Peter W.
A. Meyer, August Schimmel.
Mis- Honor gave the Jurors the usual canton not
to converse about the case. after which the Court
adjourned till this morning.
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PROPOSALS..

" rs NASSAU STREET, New York.
Notice to Contractors
Sealed proposals will be received until March ~ at
noon directed o the Cher Engineer for the grading and
westerly from Weehawken Terry, ~ j. Plans and speci
fcations may be seen at the engineers office .
The company the right ~ reject any and all
bids not satisfactory. -
PROPOSALS. FOR $lsO,0U
Sealed proposals will be received at the Comptrollers
Onlce until Thursday, March % 1873 at2 o'clock r. NJ.
when the will be publicly opened for the whole or
any part OF the sum 81 0IoDj of City Improvement
Stock authorized by chapter go OF the Laws OF 1859.
said will at the rate OF seven cent
per annum payabe the LIST day of May and November
In each year and the principal will be redeemed on the
LIST day Of November lS9l
The proposals will state the amount of bonds desired
and the price hundred dollars thereof and the
whose proposals accepted vii hereupon be
required To deposit with the Chamberlain the
awarded to them respectively. together with any pre-
miums thereon. .
Chamberlain such deposits the parties will be entitled
receive certificates equal amounts of the value
Of the SUNS awarded 10 them bearing interest from the
dates af payment
Each proposal shall be sealed AMI endorse "Proposas
City Improvement Stock" and enclosed In a second
envelope addressed 10 the Comptroller.
The right is reserved on the part of the Comptroller to
reject any all OF the BIDS II In his judgment the inter-
ANDREW II. GREEN, Comptroller
CRY or NEw YORK, DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE. Coxp.
rRoLLER's OFFICE, March IL, 1873.
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COURT or GENERAL SESSIONS.
"Hairy" Larccny--Acquitta OF the
Accused.

"Hairy" Larccny--Acquittal OF the
Accused.
Before Recorder Hackett
The first case tried by the Jury yesterday was an
Indictment for grand larceny charging Edward
Trainor with stealing about $3.50 worth OF human
hair from the factory Of william S. Beldcn, on the
2ist OF February The proof was that boy named
William Cnaban, In the employ OF Mr.. Belden, stole
the hair, aud he swsre tHat Trainor had induced
him to do it, verdict OF not guilty was rendered,
andssthc accused was discharged
Assault and Battery.
Patrick McNulty was tried and convicted OF an
assault with intent to do bodily harm to Charles
Southern. On the 9th OF this month the prisoner
stabbed the complainant in the hand. He was sent
to the State Prison for two years
James Wallace pleaded guilty to assault and
nattery. The allegation being that, on the 6th or
this month, he pointed pistol at James Holmes.
put did not Ere IT, He was sent to the Penlten-
tiary for six months.
Alleged Murder by Poisoning-Com-
mencement Of the Second Trial OF
Frederick Heggi.
Late In the afternoon Frederick Heggi, an aged
German, was placed at the bar, charged with the
murder OF Frederick J. Siegfried by las is aleged
administering poison to him on the 10th of August
1862 The accused was tried upon this Indictment
In the General Sessions, and the jury disagreed on
October 2, 1872. II appeared from the evidence
adduced on the trial, full report OF which ap-
peared In the HERALD at the time, that some
months after Siegfried was buried his relatives.
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Yorr.-verdic. set aside and new trial ordered,

YorE.-verdict set aside and new trial ordered,
costs to abide event.
Dewitt G. Won Tenyl ct al. VS.. The Westchester
Fire insurance Company.--Judgment affirmed with
costs.
Augustus W. Doll vs.. William =. Earle et al
Judgment ordered for defendant, with costs
James Clancy vs. George c. Bryne.-Judgmea
affirmed, with costs.
Charles ID. Ingerso va. Elizabeth Res.-Judg
ment reversed and new trial ordered. Costs to
abide event.
Gilbert J. Bogart VS.. Louisa A. Gulick, impeaded,
&c.-Judgnent affirmed. with costs.
George A. Osgeod Ell AL Receiver, &C, VS.. Joseph
Strauss ct al-Verdict set aside and new trial or
dered. Costs TO abide event.
Cornelius Burling VS.. Margaret King.-Judgment
modified as stated in opinion, to be settled before
Judge Fancber.
John A. Foster vs.. John b. Newbrough.-Juog-
ment affirmed, with costs.
Elisha +. Smith vs. the Armenia Coal Company
Same.
Horace r. Claim ct al vs. Philip Fisnler.-Same,
Michael Murphy ct al. VS.. Charles Ii. Haswell.-
New trial granted on payment OF costs.
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yonKvIlLt POLICE COURT.
Before Justice Bixby.

Edward Dent who was on Sunday morning held
for trial by Justice Coulter In default OF $1,000 bail
on a charge Of burglary, and was then given
into the custody OF the Nineteenth pre-
cinct police, was brought up by Oficer
Henry who asked the Court to commit
the accused for trial. because 1t had been rumsred
that his liberation would be sought by means OF
q hdbens corpus. Dents counsel objected, on the
ground that the case really and properly came
under the Jurisdiction Of Justice Coulter and not
before his honor. the original papers were then
searched for, but not being found the Court took
new complaint and on that fully committed the &C
cused. His picture, 1t Is understood Supern-
tendcnt Kelso would not allow to be taken for the
Rogues Gallery.
Mathew King Joseph Daragh and John Crowley,
tnree osys, were arragned, charged with robbing
the money drawer Of William Rabenstein's store
i,4o9 second avenue, on Monday last. They were
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MARINE C0URT--pART |.
Suit Between Two Brothers-New York
and Berlin.

A Suit Between Two Brothers-New York
and Berlin.
Before Judge Gross.
Henry Harnack vs.. William Hummelshine, plain
tiff in this tells rather extraordinary story
He says that September last his brother william,
the defendant, persuaded him to sell out to him on
credit his stock In trade consisting OF $50 worth
OF umbrella tassels and accompany him TO Ger
many on visit to their parents; that on arriving
return 1t on the arrival OF his trunk that on the
trunk coming lie opened 1t and said that his wife
must have taken his money out before Its leaving
New York, and advised the plaintiff to go into the
interior to their home and he would follow as soon
rs funds were forwarded to him from the United
States; that plaintiff went on requested, but his
brother not following he came back to Berlin,
ant had returned to New York with the
remark that plaintiff was not fit subject for the
States AID had better stay home with his parents.
The defendants version Of this affair Is in entire
contradiction, and makes plaintiff cut rather
"bad fellSw." He says that plaintin was abeut
to marry lady here with fortune OF $500
when he received letter from Germany say
Ing $4,000 was waiting for him; that he per-
suaded defendant to buy him out and borrowed in
addition $lS3 from his wife, under the arrangement
that they should into partnership together the
$4,000 after coming home; that they went together
to Berlin where plaintiff devoted himself to the
lady and spent all his money In presents and DIS
play without success; that he (delendant made
try after refusing to make plaintiff any farther
loans. Plaintiff returned in December. when he
Immediately commenced this suit. Verdict for
plaintiff.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
Trains leave New York from foot of Dcsbrosses and
Cortlandt streets, rs follows;
Express for Harrisburg Ptsburg, the West and South:
with Pullman Palace Cars attached, ats 80 A. NJ aui
and 80 7. NJ. Sunday, g. and so r. N.
For Baltimore Washington and the South at9 A. M. Il
Express for Plmadclphia, g O. $50 A. NJ; l23lI456
$3.50, pr. NJ, and ~ night sunday, 6. $50 and
E%sran and seso Sa s 7s T. N
For Newark at 6, 6'31, IL ~ $40, g. TO- H. ~ NJ
H. l. 2:W 1920, $40, 4:l0 4:I0 sac 5:2l $50 $50
E 6c 6;se u, 4 q ~ sho TO- 49, Il Sun
E!yaof i.ns go - s 81 s5a Il Il i US
$50 $50 g. 6:lo 6s9 80 6;io 10. II 81: II p. NJ. Sun
aI For Kan Hahw aa 8, so $50 and loA MsM.
!, 2:i 3, 500 $40 tIo, 49, $40, $50 800 8 8 -
7:3o s:l0 l0P NJ and IL night Sunday, $50 and "
For WocS OBJ S and Perth Amboy and 10 A. M.2"
For New Brnnswck,7 loA NJ. u M,L.2,a. 4:io. s:n.
g. 9P. NJ. aud II night. Sunday, and r NJ
For East Milestone A. NJ, Il noon, 4lO and . I'D =. VI.
For Lambertvie and Pennington, A. NJ and L. NJ
For Phillipsburg and Belviderc, and 7. NJ
Accommodations for BordentOwn, Burlington and Cam
For Freehold 7, ga. NJ, and +. NJ
For Jamesburg Pcmberton, Camden, A. NJ, 3:p T. "
Trains arrive as follows From Pittsburg $50 A. NJ,
ln3 r. NJ daily 10 IA A. NJ and 6A +. NJ, daily except
Monday. From Washington and Baltimore 6:D A. NJ,
4:t. 0:l2P. NJ Sunday, q 40 A. NJ. From Phladelpha,
5:2i, so l0:l4 II o. II ~ NJ, 24, 35i Co., sa3 r. NJ
TiceSf offices s2s, rs, IN and 9H Broadway; No.
Astor House, and foot OF Desbrosses ana COrtlandt
streets Emigrant Ticket Office, No. Battery place
A j. CAssArr. ID. NJ. BOYD, JR.
General Manager GEN Pass Agent
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SUPERIOR C0uaT-TR!AL TeRM-pART |.
Verdict Against the City.

verdict Against the CITY.
Before Judge Barbour.
John G. Ham, who has q carriage establishment
at the of Lafayette place and Fourth street,
sought to recover in this Court s22 900 account
OF alleged damages to his carriages through i'm.
proper construction of the water closets of the
Female Normal College, occupying the upper part
OF the building. The suit as against the owner OF
the building was dismissed, but as against the
Board Of Public instruction, or indirectly against
the city, he met with better success The jury,
however, evidently thought his estimate OF dam
ages much too HIGH as they only gave him s., 500.
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SUPERIOR COUaT-SPECAL TERM.
Decisions.

BY Judge Van Worst
Helms VS.. Peine.-Undertaking not approved as
TO form; liberty to appellant TO file new undertake
ing.
Dewey vs.. Dewey.-Order preference to take tes-
tmOny.
Howard VS.. Observation-Disclosures that the motion
to open judgment be denied, with $40 COSTS with
out prejudice, &C.
Hemphill ct al. vs.. Foley ct al.-Order setting
aside inquest upon conditions.
Porter VS.. Parmley.-Order granted.
Andes Insurance Company OF Cincinnati, vs..
Union Printing House.-Same.
COrbett ct al. vs.. Barnett.-Order OF reference,
with $40 costs to plaintif.
Forbes VS.. Simonson-Order granted.
Holman VS.. Gale.-Order appointing receiver.
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BROOKLYN COURTS.
SUPREME C0UaT-CIRCUIT.
A Life Insurance Company Sued.
Before Judge Happen.

Before Judge Happen.
Charles Feury, as assignee, has brought suit
against the Liverpool, London and Globe Lie In.
surance Company for $4,000, the amount of policy
taken by Victor Fleury in January, 1868, for the
benefit of his wife and the Trenton Pottery Com
pany. Victor died on the oath of March, 1871, and
the interest Of the wife and the pottery company
was assigned to the plaintiff here, who demanded
his money. The insurance company refused to pay.
Hence this suit.
1t IS claimed by the company that the premium
never paid, ana further, that when Victor Feury
was examined by their medical officer he did not
state that he had had an attack Of paralysis some
time before. Had they been aware OF this, they
say. the policy would not have been issued to him.
Case still on.
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SUICIDE IN BROOKLYN.

william f. Priehard committed suicide yester-
day at his residence, III Eighth street, Gowanus,
by dscharging the contents Of loaded pistol
through his left temple. Mr.. Prichard, who was
about forty five years Of age has been laboring un-
der attack OF temporary alteration Of she mind.
lie leaves A family
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THE KNIFE AGAIN.

John Shay, residing at 40 Carroll street, South
Brooklyn, yesterday quarrelled with John Costello
and the wife of the latter. During the alteration
Costello drew a knife from his pocket and thrust
the point Of the blade into Shays temple, INJECTING
a dangerous wound. The accused was arrested
ana was committed by Judge Delhar to answer for
the assault.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


BREMNER-DfKE MAN-At Harlem, on Thursday,
March Is, 1878, by the Rev. DR.. Ridgway, at the
residence OF the brides mother, ANDREW w. BREM-
NEK to FANNIE ii. DIKEMAN, all OF this city.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Saturday February l,
by the Rev. James Millet, Mr.. PIERRE MORRoGH to
Miss EMMA BAXTER, daughter OF George W. Baxter.
OF New York,
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COURT or APPEALS CALENDAR.

" ALBANY, March Is. 1879
The following Is the calendar or the Commission
OF Appeals for Wednesday Nos. 11s, 24Is us I1g
LIS, 1926 100, 49, 1888, i, 100, 1O4 1l2 1I3 ia Adj
journed until ten A. NJ, March 10.
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TIsAvELLERS' GUIDE.

NOR STAMFORD AND GREENWICH.
IL The steamer NELLY WHITE leaves pier 81 East
River every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, at 81
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MARBLE MANTEL =.

A KLABER, STEAM.MARBLE AND MARBLEIZING
"A. Works Si and 1875 East Eighteenth strcet-Marble
and Marbleized Manels, Thing Marble Counters Monu-
ments, at prices that DEFY competition Marble Turning
AN ASSORTMENT OF MANTELs UNSURPASSED
n for beauty of design and quality of workmanship
Slate Work OF all kinds a specially
. PENRfiYN SLATE COMPANY
Fourth avenue and Seventeenth street. Union square.
STEWARr'S SLATE MANTELS--RICH AND ELE-
CANT designs; Slate Works OF every description; Mar.
bic ana Wood MantelS r. b. STEWART 4 CO., 2hJ and
z2z West Twenty third street, Seventh avenue N Y
- kLABER CO.'S STEAM MARBLE WORKS "a
~. West Fifty first street. between Broadway and
Eighth avenue-Marblc and Marbleized Mantels Monu
mcnts leS"stnnes Of superior workmanship at very low
prices ~"
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COAsTwIsE STEAMSHIPS.


RED 'AE sS % q SA SEfAHSs
CALLING Land At s E Tso HNb AS shsssADos TO
tended to sail e ON pier Is East River iollows'
t4E sPSnff WEEKS TaERHsSEE rs
These steamers are specially adapted to tropical SER
a n pss se on r aas an
s swOSTI q cargo VIII TAKEN Hcrnscdt darthOrne
For freight or z r SSa appy soss u South st. NY
A TS nAD VERA ASR HHExoo
peE No. fsr So %aS Mclean Man steamship Line leaving
oIrop.rn. mEylsS TIiGhspAX.
CITY CITY OF OF M MARhNA naxana only March
Or! %fXiSS syaas ana md S SssieS IS
CITY OF HAVANA tiiayana ony) ...........A April II
0' "''SS pHIExASSbBEEO SONS, 80 Broadway.
TEXAS LINE OF GALVESTON STEAMERS TOUCH
The ing hsy GnSas oRea se mail
sewing freight at pier ~ East River and win sail satuf
aaips 70 either By The
Points s 5Ss Houston
No charge for forwarding in New York.
a aflbG o SS res Maiden lane or
NEW YORK AND BERMUDA MAIL STEAMSHIP
CARRYING win the United fs states Mail
The Al S sdsESses steamship
IL. n Bourne, Commander.
s ON e Sos tfs a%% DE
For freight passage, having elegant accommodas
TONS
LUNr gRorHERs.
% South street.
L,OR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.
The steamship fS" aESRk tlaf sEDaw1cK,
Captain Evans,
VIII leave pier Il East River, Wednesday, March TO-
Freight for 81. Louis. Mobile and Galveston TAKEN
Insurance guaranteed.
For freight or passage, having superior accommoda-
c. II. MALLORY 4 Co. 1873 Maiden lane
LNOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT
Il MERCHANTS STEAMSHIP LINE
from pier No. North River, at 5 O'Clock p. NJ
EMILY b. SOUDER,
on SATURDAY, March e.
Freighs received daily Through rates given for st.
TONS apply to FREDERIC BAKER, 80 Broadway.
NOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.
II The Cromwell Steamship Line.
The steamship GEORGE CROMWELL, Captain s. L.
Capp, will leave pier No. 0North River Saturday,
rates given to Galveston lndanoa Rockfort
wharf Brazos, Santiago and ST. Louis
sage apply to GiGRk SEAMAN Sc West street o' pA'
DOR NORFOLK. CITY POINT AND RICHMOND-THE
IL Old Dominion steamship Company will despatch
from pier 81 North River their elegant side wheel steam
shin WYANOKE Couch Tor Norfolk City Point and Rich
iading TO all points South and Southwest Through pas
sengcr tickets issued to all points Accommodations
equallcd. Apply at pier 81 ut the general Office, 1877
Greenwich street corner Of Dey.
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~ The British and North American
New York and Liverpool, calling at Cork harbor.
pARrH1A We'd M rTSn seI iSTk We'd Apri,
And every following WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY. from
age passengers mus 10 not curry seer
70 Rern ekes on favorable ,er steer
e s2 tcke from Livcrpoo, and Queenstown and
Office No. Bowling Green; FOR Storage passage at iii
Or toP H. DUvERNET. corner of Clark and Randolph
NOTICE.-THE PARTHA WILL SAIL FOR LIVER
street Jersey, City, at9pM
hooked nv apy line If sfeame
are now pepaaed to- book bs separately
IN na 10 ony na ~ ~ Enrone mhrac;n snyns of INV
p1fs csnaca psrtv per Victoria
s7S so %dy o' price, 'eu's " NECESSARY eNpe"Sc''
EUROPEAN TRAVELLERS WILL FIND TRUNKS
steamers &c. at JOHN CArTNACH's, 7s2 Broadway s
Metropolitan HOTEL and corner OF Wall street and Broad
pAssESGERs CAN CABLE HOME THEIR ARRIVAL
steamers, offices, at wharf and by HERMAN CO.,
Teegraphic Agents 10 Wall street
TINTED STATES PASSPORT BUREAU.-OFFICIAL
u Passports of the Department of State issued by A. G.
WILMARrH United States Court House. IL Chambers st.
DEMITTANCES TO ENGLAND AND IRELAND
II Drafts and wards and Passape Tickets hv
steamship and sailing packet issued at the lowest rates
by 1APSCOTr BROTHERS 4 Co, sc South street,
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COASTWISE STEAMSHIPS.
<,or r,,p,.Nw ,rr err An pAcurrr,xp
I ,oLomnihN MAIL oiHh" rHohEi Line
"
for Matanzas and Havana,
,. 49,, c..,
carrying the Ohited Staes mai.
-
The first class sdcwheel steamship
Capthih D. W. Reynolds,
-, -, MI. - r- 49,.
VIII san from lei 20 North river, on Iuesday, 18th
instaht NJ tHee r. ~