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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1873-02-14

FIVE DOLLARS reward for Carbuncle Ring
lost between Market Square and Hampshire
street. Call at this office. 14-2t*
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LIGHT HOUSE SERVICE PRoMoTIoNs.-Mar
Gus A. Harmon has been promoted from Pema-
quid, a station of the 4th order, to Cape Eliza
beth, I'd order and fog signal station. Will
liam A. Sartell of Camden, has been appointed
keeper at Pemaquid station.
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[Sales at the Brokers' Board, Feb. 1871
Eastern Railroad. ...................1
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GRAND BALL.-A merry time near at hand.
A grand ball in the hall of the Pavilion at Lake
Sebago next Thursday, the Goth inst, of which
notice will soon be given in our columns.
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DEArH.-Mr. j. B. Thornton of Oak Hill,
seasboro, died at his residence yesterday morn
ing He was 80 years old.
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LTERARY.-Mrs. Eliza B. Emery of Cor
ham, daughter of Hon. d. 9. Emery, is the au-
thor of the new novel entitled "Qneens'' just
published. ''The Literary World speaks in
favorable terms of the book.
Mrs Abba G. Woolson's new work entitled,
'Women ia American Society is just publish
ed. Mrs. Woolson Is the wife of a former
teacher of our High School, and daughter of
William Goold, Esq, of Windham.
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SIX END MEN.-The Skiff and Gaylord Minis
trel troupe, which appears in this city OIL Mon
day and Tuesday of next week, presents the
unusual attraction of six end men. A novel
feature which will undoubtedly attract large
audiences. Japanese Tommy, whose reputation
is too well established to need commentator,
is another inviting feature of the entertainment
The troupe is said to be an excellent one.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-02

GEOO ZOO is DRAWN DAILY IN THE LEGAL
DJSJ.OOy ized Kentucky Lottery ROYAL .9,a Havana
Address BAILEY co. tofice established 80 years. ia
Broadway
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

AMUsEMEHTs-sEcosD PAGE-Fourth, nth and sixth
AsTRoLoGY-srcosp PAcE.Fourth column.
pscsnsshp column co,rmr
BoAsD AND LoDdiSG W1srED"srcosD PAcamirst
ssoSS%SS BoAED-sseTpsR r. PAss.Fi,s; ssa column
BUSINESS ss3fn'p p4orrhrd
BuslSsss Hssi iNoTIcEs-srvrxrn PAGr-si.th column.
CITY REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-TwxLrru PAcr-Third
CLERKS AND sALEsMEN-ELrvxs7m PAcr-sixth col
:, orIInn gmn and @ TwELrTa PAGs-Flrst column.
coXcHMEN AND GARDENERsMrSalTra Sli PAox-First
CoAsTWIsE srEAMsHIPs-rwKlrrn PAGr-sixth col
COUNTRY BoARD-sEcoSD PAcE-FiSst and second col
pEMfKisTRY-sHcoxD pAcr-second column
HOUSES rs I AND
EuR6PEhN sS1amp P.orYn and
f.s.na;s sss issR ssq%@ columns.
kSp TO
HELP slSsn aSlu% pAcr-ris. and
HORSES, CAKRIAgEs, &C.-FRsr PAcE-second, third
fourth and 1ith columns
HOUSES sooM
NSHNT
GEN REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-TwELrrH PAGE
ESaR hoAF $S SSSpVs,. F:sss ss's%
MACHINERY-TwnFTH PAGE-Second column.
MARBLE MANTELS-SECosD PAGK-Third column.
MATRIMONIAL-NISTH PAGE-sixih column
MISCELLANEOUS-NrN PAGE-Sixth column
MUsICAL--SEcoND PAGE-Thrd column.
NEW OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES fAGE-sixth column.
PIANoFoRTEs, ORGANS, &C.-sEcoND PAcr-Third col
PROFEssIoNAL SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALEs-
ELEVENTH PAGE-Fth column.
PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
RENT-TwELrTH PAGE-Third and fourth columns.
REAL ESTATE TO Observation-Disclosures PAGE-Fourth
RIAL ESTATE wANTED-TwxLrnH PAcK-Fourth col
REWARDS-FIRsr PAGE-First column.
SALES AT AUCTI0N-NISTn PAGs-Fourh fifth and
s1ruAfioSS FIo PAGE
Ers sscona tsTa 5ogsth and h columns
Sixth column.
SPECIAL NoTICEs-FIRsr PAcE-F!rst and second col
sPoRTiNG-DoGs BIRDS. ac-FlRsr PAsr-second
column.
sTORAGE-FInsr PAcE-sixth column.
SUMNER RESORTS-SKC0ND PAGE-Second column
THE TRADES-TwELFTH PAGE-Second column.
THE TURFaFIRsT M .a PAGE.second column
Fourth and Fifth columns.
TRAvELLERS' GUIDE-TwELFTH PAGE-Sixth column.
UNFURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS 70
LET-FIRsr PAGR-Fifth column
WEsTCHEsTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE Or
TO LET-TwELFTH PAGE-Third column
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, &C.-FIRsr PAGE-Sixth COL
umn.
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DOYAL HAVANA LOTTERY-NEXT DRAWING JUNE
II 10. German state Lotteries Send for circulars
RITTER a CO..
Post Office box 1885, IS Nassau street, room 1.
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HORSES. CARRIAGES. sc.

SSb g FINE
"aagaI gaIS Sqs HAsE sTsEEu al 1S FksoAr
Sye d s sxe and nSsa
ing e the country and give up driving consequently Of
s so al
70 above stable ST SPEED
1 saSy so 1 h ns
al s and S 4na s
rSe ad day
miles tear no
s$s ss !!:s u s Hs .ys
aS s e. the o Se no
can always Be relied snow nom 2ss g road
Xso handso%e stylish and high bred bay Tr.ng
ed j. Tree Gee and pleasant driver can beat 80 either
perfect genemans road horse In every sense war;
Tho horses have been used together as trottng
aesa ana ng and make one OF the finest and pleas
Ar The fat ans po9asa ,roting Mare LADY
Chief he BY MsmbrIno Cnls,, dam Thcroush6red, by
nut & hands high and Years old old tbs sprns
when she loed two heats in and a e oiow o
ing Spring . she E. was beaten BY half neck only
s yS sns "a ss yer an day reads
ps nspaso%e som family and road
to drive ne traveller and warranted sound and Kind
ss nsrss aas
gle Harness, Blankets &C. '"' '' . " ''N
aas or no s sale and all stock
sosn now on exhibition where particulars can be as
,nss % na are to sfs"e this stock and
Sga5s AS
NO srREE nE
CLINTON PLACES 'kESS SH new YORK HorEp,
ENTIRE TURNOUT OF yEkoHE PERCY, ESQ, WHO
FOR EUROPE THIS WEEK,
Boe OF IA rsn booded and gentee
by Iron Duke he by old iiam6leonian; dam St Law
a Away sy an P" a w M mns and
younSs S rS1ter tT 70 be the road
tonsS S.s, and best apS
ES''i ,S raised y RaSa Te%sk
&C. Issss
ss ea S e ssa Win train
driver Se produced can driven BY lady wit.
c r @ sale n IN chs h Sarss aen
q n
ana true, ana fully as represented
Extra fast Handsome and intelligent Team Of Geldngs
l6S hands high both years Old; color beautiful dap
are closely mated In style gait and action, and can
hardly be disnfuished from each other they fine,
propt easy and reso!ue drivers no laggers puers;
under saddle having all gas and travel their l6
miles in the hour pull road wagon in 2:50 they
have fine heads with arched necks; clean limbs, good
ieet have high knee action and admired by all who
see them; they arc warranted sound and kind.
fine and handsome brown driving saddle Mare,
l5 hands high and old she perfect roadster
can be driven by any and she Is Of the most
sbe and best behaved horses be found she will
to locomotive without tying she has all gaits under sad
die having been trained by riding master and rode by
young lady and boy she fot in no and warranted
sound and kind
Also. Extension Top Cabrioet pole and shafs l G
spring Basket Pony Phaeton elegantly gold mounted,
with lamps dash full spring Top Wagon Side
Top WAGON, open Wagon, single and double Harness,
iine he scy Blankets, Sheets wmps, &C, &c.
N. B-rhis sale is made without iimii, restriction
leseryation and everything win be sold to highest bid
der The stock Is all wei! known and owned Mr.
Percy would have nothing but what first class, and
his only reason for selling account OF him and fam
. lily going
SALE POSITIVE, RAIN OR SHINE AND NO BY-B
JENKINS DUFF, AUCTIONEERs.
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DoYAL HAVANA LOTTERY OF CUBA.-PRos-
IL pectus for 1873 ready. Address GEORGE UP
HAM, No. Weybosset street. Providence, r. l.
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ELESTi,on.-MoIIcE Ei,o Is nEREBy GIVEN THAT AN
bridge Company No. z Water street, in the CITY Of
Brooklyn, on Monday the I'd day OF June next at IL
company ior the then ensuing year and two nspcc.
from May to June g. Is15 Dated NAV 2 1875 ''oseu
o. p. oUISTARp. Secrefarw 'eNe"''
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RENT OF SMALL OFFICES.
T0BE MADE OF

INQUIRIES To BE MADE OF
HOMER MORGAN 40. FINE STREET.
A HANDSOME STORE TO LET-wITH DWELLING
N Apartments, Sixth avenue rent 500 plate glass
windows also one large Store the best block ON sixth
avenue. Call ~ once Ut 800 Sixth avenue,
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PRICE FOUR CENTS.

AOASAA ~ ~ OLAN
DRY GOODS.
r. ALTMAN 4 co.
WILL OFFER THIS DAY,
MONDAY, JuNEa
TO CLOSE OUT
BALANCE ns OF
woRsTED, MoHAIR AND PoPLIN
AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES
BLACK AND sTRiPED GRENADINES.
LINEN BArIsTE and FINE cHAMERTINEs.
silk and Wool GRENADINES, and plaid and sati,
striped,
in BLACK and CoLoRs.
Also all the shades colored GRENADINES,
brocade patterns,
BLACK and MOURNING GOODS.
lot elegant black and white GRENADINES at
Also ysssE ssE md md sssase.. Ssss% 7s per yard
B. ALTMAN 4 CO.,
HousEKEEPING GOODS o,.u.,....,.,..
LACE A1Hss1'R's SSa4a5'SRs's sSSsfaagHssss. 2g,aEss
TABLE GoynRs VI RnsSvrps
TOILET COVERS
TABLE LINENS
Dinner, breakfast und Irneh r NAPKINS and DoILISs
CRASHES
CASINOS, &c, &c,
GREAT BARGAINS
b. ALTMAN 4 CO.. ssI AND sss SIXTH AVENUE
y ALTMAN co.
wFoner THIS day,
MONDAY, June2,
In addition to those advertised yesterday,
CHILDRENs fine Thread Gloves nc, a5c and 400
CHILDREN's silk Gloves, 4sc, Soc, Goc. pair.
GENTS Iislc Thread Gloves 25c. to 75c. pair
CoACHMEN's Lisle and Berlin Gloves.
LADIES, and GENTS Pcrnot and curvoiser
AD GLOVES, Spring ,', 'olors'
ADIEs tADlEs kb kb GE9vEs SSSns 9Sr
DEPARTMENT
LADIES' LINEN Hemsttched Handkerchief 25c.; -
LADIES' LINEN Hemsitched Handkerchefs, 30c 50 so
LADIES' LINEN Hemstitchcd Handkerchief 35c.; 81
LADIES' LINEN Hemsichea uandkerchieis, 4Oc. s4a
LADIES' LINEN Hemstitched Handkcrchiefs, 45c.; 5,
LADIES' LINEN Hemshched Handkerchief 5Oc. $5N
per dozen.
LADIES' LINEN LAWN Hemstitched Handkerchief
LADIES' LINEN LAWN Embroidered Handkerchiefs
81 25
LADIES' CamDr Tape Border i2Ikc. to &c.
GENTS lii Fou med HandF c.chiefs &c. % per
dozen.
GENTS Linen uemmcd Handkcrchefs, SOC. So 50 pei
dozen.
GENTS Linen Hemmed Handkcrchefs, 35c.; 81 per
GENTS Linen Hemmed Handkcrch!cis, 45c.; IS per
dozen.
GENTS L.He Hemmed Handkerchcfs, 5Cc S5 75 per
dozen
B. ALTMAN 4 CO.
SIXTH AVENUE,
Near Twenty first street.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

COLD SILVER AND ARTICLES CONTAINING GOLD
" bought at market price; polishing filter and photo
graph paper burned and smelted by rener, sCHAW Ell
Is John street
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To LET FOX BUSINESS PURPOSES.
ATTESTIoS. -
NOW READY FOR OCCUPANCY.
NEW FIREPRooF BUILDING.
FULTON, NASSAU AND ANN STREETS.
ELEGANT OFFICES TO RENT IN TUE ABOVE
FIREPRooF, WELL LOCATED BUILDING, BEING IN
CLOSE PROXIMITY TO THE
CITY BALL, THE COURTS THE POST OFFICE,
&C., &C.
OFFICES SUITABLE FOR LAWYERS, BROKERS,
BANKS, INSURANCE COMPANIES, &C, &C, CAN BE
HAD, sINGLy OR EN- SUITE, OF ANY DESIRED
SIZE, FROM 1OxI2 FEET TO 2ex67 FEET, AT $500
$40, $500 AND UPWARD TO $4,000, ACCORDING TO
SIZE AND LOCATION
THE ABOVE BUILDING is
COMPLETELY FIREPRooF,
READY FOR OCCUPANCY
HEATED By STEAM, AND HAS TWO FIRST CLASS
PASSENGER ELEVATORS AND ALL MODERN I'M
PRovEMEyTs.
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ladies' and Ciiidrcn's Suits
Linen suits and Polonaises in great variety
from 50, ST. S5 to SIS
Fine white Lawn Suits for Ladies and Misses,
richly trimmed, ut very low prices
Also
Ladies' Suits made to order in best style at shortest
no; ice and at most sOn9be rates.
DRESS GoODSl DRESS GOODS
Closing out
Spring styles at half price.
Beautiful Poplins &c, marked down from SOC.
Rich Mignonete Poplins Sic, marked down from Soc.
Also
Just from auction
Grenadnesi Grenadines!
800 pieces from l21Sc 20c., 25c up to &C.,,
all great bargains
4c0 very handsome summer Shawls in
solid colored stripes only 81 20, actual value 81 Ia
Lace Shawls and sacques cheap.
Black Waite and colored Grenadine Shawls
at auction prices,
KOCH'S
Carrnine and Blescker streets.
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FOR SALE, ALL KINDS OF FANCY DOGS,
n. Birds, &c Medicines for all diseases; Prepared
Food for mocking BIZ lds At b. G. DovEYS, No Greene
street. near Canal.
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GENTLEMAN'S TURNOUT-ELEGANT BAY
n Horse, 1874 hands high years old; kind and true
In all harness; very stylish and handsome; spirited
horse for coupe gentlemans road and
sound also set Harness, nearly and
Tor SIDE SPRING WAGON NEARLY NEW BUILT
by Wood Bros; this is first class turnout and can be
seen at the
HORSE AND CARRIAGE AUCTION MART OF
WILLIAM VAN TASSELL,
10 l2 ia East Thirteenth street. Fourth avenue,
until tuesday, at AZ o'clock, when, II not disposed will
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DREssMAKING.
ECONOMY, PRoMPTNEss AND PERFECT FIT.

.Messrs LORD L. TAYLOR, to prove that RETRENcH
MENT Is possible, have arranged their Drcssmaking
Department that ECONOMY in material and trimming ts
particularly studied in detail, and they are
furnishing Dresses at n MUCH LESS PRICE than the
cost Of imported garments while for STYLE, FIT and
GENEkAL MAKE UP they every way equal to the
nnest parisian manufacture. The IMMENSE INCREASE
OF orders during the past month prevented usual
promptnes but now, with extended facilities and the
CoMrLETE REORGANIZATION Of the department. we
GUARANTEES ALL ORDERS AT THE TINE AGREED
and as to FIT and PRICE defy competition
LORD TAYLOR,
broadway and Twentieth street.
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TNOR sALE-TWO HORSES, SOUND AND KIND
with two coal Carts and Harness property OF a
widow must be sold at bargain for want OF work. Ap
,ly TO Mrs PRESTON, 9S Monroe street.
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BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
INVESTMENT BONDS.


phe NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY has
now in full operation, with regular daily trains, S2l
miles of road. distance of nearly 200 miles more
is constructed The Minnesota Section, Immediately
on its completion entered upon satisfactory bust
ness including local traffic and the large carrying
trade of the Northwestern British Settlements and
the HudSon's Bay Company. The recently com
pleted section of % miles, the Pacific Coast at
once commands profitable business between Puget
Sound and the Columbia River, heretofore done by
coastwise steamers. 01 the opening Of Spring,
with more than 800 miles of Road IN regular opera
ton, the Company will control the extensive and
productive trade of the Upper Missouri. much of
Montana aud the North West The earnings of the
Road for 1873 will BIO large.
Arrangements for pushing construction vigorously
the present year are progressing satisfactorily.
OF nearly Ten Million acres Of land accruing
to the Company III connection with the portion of
Road now virtually constructed some Two Million
acres of excellent average quality. arc in market.
and their sale and settlement progressing The
average price thus far realized is s. So per acre
which is at the rate of than sOOO per milo of
road for tho whole grant.
The Company has already begun the process of
redeeming and canceling its First Mortgage Gold
Bonds they now being received at Ito in pay
ment and exchange for the COmpanys lands
With these accomplished results aud most favor
able prospects the Company is selling its First
Mortgage 80 Bonds for tho purpose of completing
its line of road We recommend them as a well
secured aud unusually profitable investment. They
have the following elements of strength and safety
They are tho obligation OF a strong corporation
they arc First Mortgage on the Road. its Right Of
Way. Telegraph Line, Equipments aud Franchises,
and first lien on its Nct Earnings In addition to
this usually sufficient security there is pledged for
the payment of principal and interest Land Grant
of 1880 acres per mile of road through the States
and q. GOO through the Territories.
The rate of interest Seven and throe-tenths per
cent gOldl Is equal now " about 81 currency Gold
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF newborn. recommendation
CLEARED.
S,e,mshp California tBr Craig Glasgow &c henaersvh
Poster Choae San Francisco, Geo u button W.
shin CIV ~ sparta Anderson Liverpool Henderson DIO'
sim WINGED Hunter small Liverpool, Tapsoou BROS W"
shin sooors Paine, Francisco, Sutton Co.
p.,k Ge, Jenkins Hilton Rotterdam Bovn hhcheu n.
BARK Chance (Brl. Christoder santa Martha anu
By Venture (Br) Holmes Bahia for orders whitney 20
Rngham Thos Dunhsms NePhe" To-
81, Rvsrn BagIer Jacksonville &C. Warren Ray Bro
Meiia Lake St John, N b., d. X De"one * ~
81, UenrT parker Lewis Richmond Va, Van Bunt Bro
Scb, Jenvie y WILEY Wiley. Fernsndna, q Loud * 20
SSr A7elis Laura McInioe, BsrscOs, b. j. weinberg
s,Lr Matilda Brooks Jones Charleston Eyan BAH a. 20
Shr John r. Augur Cook Para for ORDERS H. b. hmsnoA 20
Schr Eva yoorhs Ssybrook, ,.-4c
Shr o C. Acken Mead Stamford Stamford Manufacturing Ce
Scbt WILLIAMS Morrc stamford. Stamford Manufacturing Co.
ARRIVED.
STEAMSHIP, c.,b. r MMcten Liverpool Peb 20 and Queens
tom III mdss and pass 10 {. q. Frspcklyn.
RAN (Are.l, NewhAlL zaIs IL lays, with
Raj Marathon BostOn Donnel Palermo Dec g. with u &c
Brig f BOsion RYDER honteso Bay JAM ~ days.
Brig %eGsori M PsrrsbOo 81 Bradshaw Seville 81 dsys With
cork. lead. Sc
DOMESTIC PORTS
March L. Arrived steamships Rationale Saxon Hercules
Cenpeie all from Phsdepha hr Josephine from Jackson
vile; H. Corje Rising Sun, from Savannah Returned bng
BgoW henoe for with oss Of bboOm and eAthed
having been q with fishing schr Tidal Wsvel
NEwORLEASs March 5-ArVed. steamship City Of Galveston,
KEY wEsr Fs March 6-auvcd steamship City Of Houston,
DeeTiDg, Ne6fOrk
FOREIGN PORTS.
March THE Allan Line steamship Neoran Wyhe,
from Baltimore Feb. 10, has arrived here
For Latest Ship heips see FUth Page
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Extra mails for Europe tomorrow, per steamship
Republic, will close at 1890 a. m at the Merchants
Exchange, Nos. so and SO Pine-st
As a result of the right claimed by Secretary Bout
WELL yesterday, concerning them $4,000 000 legal
tenders there was better disposition the part
of lenders this morning to accommodate borrowers,
and so for time stocks turned at 16i and in
terest to 1-S2. But later the market stfened as
borrowers held off in expectation of getting money
cheaper until at last, being forced into the street
they were compelled to pay in extreme cases as
much as and interest and fiat freely, the market
closing with bidding at 1l6 and interest The rates
of interest on currency time are per cent with
a commission of Z for 30 days and for ~ days
Mercantile paper is dull.
Government bonds were firm on the general list, and
strong and higher for the new Fives which advanced
to 1lS. and closed at 1l3i01l3. 1t will be noticed
on the printed sales list above that at the final call
$4,000 Of these bonds are reported as going at 49,
and $4,000 at 1l2i, seller three days. We are
assured that this is an error, and that no such
legitimate operation occurred as orders were in for
large amounts at 1871. This transaction we infer,
was either suueptitiousy placed upon the telegraph
tape, or was misprint of the Stock Exchange
printer. The market closed firm, on the basis of
ll6l9ll6 for 1868. Fisk & Hatch report as follows,
at 4 3D. IN.
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THE COURTS.
DECIsIONs-MARcH 7.


Sapreme COWt-Ckdmbers-B Judge Harden.-Hull
AZ directed IN Of the plaintiff against the de-
feuau MrrsOr SpenceTems Of the order settled Cube
Mutual Life ms CoMoton granted without
costs COdlng.-hlOion deBied with 90 costs
Ju1ge Fancher-Bsbcoek CambrtbngMoon granted and
receiver appointed Merritt MttOrder OF publication granted
ag Naturalization granted The People &c. OBnen
at Green C0nosrTbe ce OF the superior Court lawfully
appointed Justice Of that under section 70 OF the code Of
procedure lawfully fred and be paid by the
The mandamus applied for must be granted
Libby Liberalization grsntea to sinh section Of the complaint
denied as the other sections stated 10 opinion
Judge BareWson the American ToatDe Life and Savings
las Co.-Mpion denied, without costs
Superior Court-Speeidl Term-Bv Judge Van Worst
-RarnoDd sgt Hason-Motion grsned Hotehkss Hyer
Order granted sg Naturalization to siuke Ith sub
irrelevant granted otherwise motion denied
Sprng granted The fortYsecOndst Railroad Co.
GunEe-Jugmert for plaintiff demurrer with liberty
PENDANT Of Reyster agt KngOer for
Judgment The Mutual Life Ins COMoon for extra al
Merchants Exchange Bank The Commercial
Msrehou, General Term Superior Court
By Judge FeedmsnWinston ag tBnghsbM0uon granted and
order vacated with costs Davis sgt PesaO
judgment Bradford The Tbirdave r. r. CoUnder the do
Hudson Caryl a. n " $50 this motion must be granted
be entered proposed BY plaintiff defend
should desire be heard bn the settlement Of the Issues
10 that Samuel Jones' esq settle the issues
COppermsn-UpOn presentation OF printed
copy required v rule No 10 Of this Court the will be marked
settled a1d ordcrei on Bile.
b. Jadge Nons-Ross sai agt npaded-Jodgmeut
he plaintiff hUdngs be prepared aud Submitted 10
s0ice 10 the opposite party
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oEpARrURE or FoREIGy NAILS
SATURDAY MARCH g.

SATURDAY MARCH B.
Britain and France via Queenstown and Liverpool by
IN Supplementary Mail
White star Dok Pavonia Ferry Jersey City. will li:t5
s,esm.hp sails M from White Star Dock, PavOna Ferry.
Fo Closed Mails for the Of Southampton and
Bremen steamship Msa mails close at ii q. No Sup
plsmentsry Mail Steamship sails at hoG foot Of Thds,
HObOkeD.
Direct (ermsn Prassian closed Mail Is sent by this line
Mails for direct Brest aud Havre steamship
P,rre vi close 10 Steamship sails al from Pier
No. 50 n. K
81 sails 81 II NJ.
as TOT Kew West BY steamship City Of Austin, close at
eseanship ss Al 3 D. a. from Pier No. % X
ss Tor Hsfsr s. l. closed At EescYOrk POsonce every
Say al D. and goes Boston.
Tor close the NewYo Post 0doe Fri
Steamship sails from Portland, he Saturday at
10 -YOrk Friday at m
Letter postage except when gong direct will
be which be prepaid
SUNDAY MARCH T.
All Mails close a. II o'clock The to-0hoe open from
a. . III N.
MONDAY MARCH TO-
Ma Cor PsrsmA Aspinws the Central American and South Pa
ports steamship Ocean Queen close steam
ssD sais al u ST., from Pier No a. n H.