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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-12-19
SAINT NIOK'S DIRECTORY.
Contiuaed from Fourth Page.

prettiytinted confectionery. The reputation OF tho
maker and the convenience OF the place to the Weather
parts OF the city I'LL the handsome store with gentle
patrons In silks and vevets.
JACKSON
Jackson, III No. 729 Broadway, has tasteful and vnu
able display Of suits coaks and bonnets and no small
number Of goods well adapted for Christmas giving
These black silks OF all desirable grades to tho
finest products VI the French looms and from the great
Continental producers OF fno dress goods come also
cashmeres aud mernos. Empress cloths, Henrietta
cloths, alpacas. Thibet aud blanket shaws. and furs
may he named goods well sought after at all seasons
and mach In request
MILLER GRANT.
Miller Grant. a No. $40 BroadwJy, are well placed
TO govern fair share OF the rcmuuerayc trade from
the upper parts OF tho city, and have made liberal pro-
vision for such trads. Such fans tho nncst shown
here have lavished upon them the most artistic SKILL
FIncy goods IRON the capitals OF France and Ans
tria. vclvets ribbons, and sashcs file laces tides
and chiiJren's walking hats embraced III tho coec
ton at this Store but by exhaust the list.
lie BOUrIiIIER.
lie Boutillcr Bros. No. Is Eist Fourteenth st. In
Union-squaro, have received from Paris embroidered
polpna>cs from SIS upward in price, and their mpora
tions from England include the finest fancy hose for
ladies and misses. o. dress goods their assortment Is
very large cOJrci diagonals. sergcs, ohars, cames
hair and Otner materials, and the black elk depart
meDt Is unusually full.
KNAPP.
Sheppard Knapp, Mt Nos. 1888 AMI 1S5 slxhavc.. has
real lace curtains from to $50 per pair gupnro aud
applique from $ per pair. Nottingham curtains Nothing
liam AMI yestibue lace from the cheapest TO the finest
imported, with lambrcquins, draprries and trimmings
OF many kinds. and other upholstery II ~ asserted
that the prices have been heavily cut i1o in order TO
raise money to pay advances
WILLIAMS.
Ecn Ia af NJ, OIL RI al incl
his holiday goods ViCncennes lace. black thread, aud
guipure. real point and point applique laces, passe-
meueres frinGes ornaments French omhro dered SETS
lace handkerchief and bnbcs, eapos, cOllIrctes ana
jackets, at prices which claimed to DO much below
the cost Of importation.
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TIMELY SURRENDER OF LIQUOR pEALERs.

Or the calendar for trial in the Court of
oyer and TegBiuCr yesterday eight Excise
Michael TranOr, Vim. II. Winter. FrCdk Buuger John
D. WcikDg. Eooerl Johnson. Carl Bother. Henry KohD,
nDd Dedrch s'Owesand beng the unfortunate liQ1Or
deal under Indictment Their action in obtaining
licenses has operated a cOndoncmelt Of the ofensc
since DIST c;-htOTRey Phelps sgnifed tn TIE Court
YESTERDAY his UnWlln1rss TO proceed further against
'hem and Judge Barnett dropped the eases. Some %
fH- liquor dealers arrested Thursday night were in
COur., and tcir ret down f)r trial Tues
day. when il j. likely that another cxb .lOn OF license
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DEPARTURE or FOREIGN MALTA


Ms, Tor Crest Britain Ireland Qaeenso-n and Liverpool
Supplementary Nal -
fos,hce At steamship sails Ct " III. iron
Picr.so 80 NaItb River.
Por EuJpe and Bremen. by the steamship Hsnsa
30 Supplementary Mail closed al the POs
1870 steamship ss from Pier oJt OF IhJ
ilUbOkrl
Mails ior Apnwa PDao the Central American and South Pic5c
pors steamship Colon close at ~ sui pie
Mail the PoO6ce at ii heanhp sails at
~ W., from Pier No. AZ Njrh River.
Mao tor syt Nasal Cuacoa vene1nrs by the steamship
Als IL VI. steamship sails at p H. hOA Pier No Oh.
Eor.h RIVER.
Halifax n ~ eosefN The NewYart Post bee ever
{. II. and Boston.
SUNDAY. DEC 90
All Malls close at II O'CLOCK Tue fVst0hcs Is spep non
q ol Ia
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HOLIDAY GOODS.
MANUFACTURERS COMBINATION

MANUFACTURERS COMBINATION.
Warerooms broad and long. adorned with banners OF
various nations and aboundns with holiday goods and
holiday dccoraons not to speak OF notices and invita-
lions to purchasers with numerous specimens III tho
windows OF the Thousands or articles within belong to
the combination OF Iropean maRufIcurers at Nos. 743
and 75 Broadway opposite Aston place. II Is claimed That
all the goods are new aud imported directly from
EnrODean nanufdcu aud include attractive novel
ties from London Paris and Vienna. Since the opening
Nov. "a, 80 much prominence has been gwen TO tho
establishment, and the public has been kept 80 fully
informed concerning It's character and aims that the
patronage has been very larg'. AS the goods come
directly from the European makers, customers are
assured that much or the profit which the manu-
factnrer makes In selling to the importer. AMI the
charges from commissions, taken off Tor their adyan
tage.
AITToF, BERGMAN 4 co.
The toys and fancy goods impDre by his house and
displayed In their warehouse at Nos 3d. 81 "a aud
Sc Park place. well at all Of the year
In the wholesale trade and the stock Is so very large
and effectively displayed as to attract much attention
at all times. FJr the latter half OF this month puf-
chasers invited retail and the inporlati ons have
been so extensive the variety IL 80 ample and the range
in values very wide, to furnish means of satisfying
The fanccs OF every TIo patient and minute toll
OF German cotagcrs In the Black Forest, the delicate
aud dill gent carving shaping done by Swiss artisans.
and the ingenuity and dainty designs OF French maker,
are all admirably displayed in these warorooms
QUEEN
Opera glasses, in many sizes and in many
styles or elegant mOuntDg be seen at the stores "f
james W. Q Teen & Co, at No COL broadway, and IN
Pail Idclpha AT No. 92i Chestnut Glasses for travel
ing may be little IN request TIL month, but at no time
in the year Is there much activity IN theatrical enter
tnment, or so larg attendance AZ the theaters, az now
and opcri-Slsscs for hraor gocrs are ayortc Christ
mas gifts Microscopes Tor those with sc5ninJ tastes,
ma-c lanterns for evening diversion, thermometers
winch combine utility and ornament. AMI opticians
articles generally may be obtained at Queens.
sCiiWARZ.
The extent Of the imporIi0ns OK f. A. .. SohwaZ Tor
hi four at M 765 Broadway, near Nlnth-s
two IN Plilade phil aud IN Boston, enables EiJ 10
IL cIl induce ncuts 10 patrons Biylng hlse ii
the most advantageous European markets, ana buying
in great q1nt!;ics he able t. Include In his dis
play OF fancy goods games, toys ami ' som' of fhe
acst work OF European manufacturers, AS well as the
paiD an simple articles withn the scope OF the purses
OF the poor. All novelties il these par i;nar depart
mens OF holiday business which capvate the popular
fancy are shown very after their production
IN Europe.
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ey hiche Hickov he'd ~ 600 stealing
aud valued $3.50 Solomon Lsndsberser Of No. l42
Cbahsmst
In the Court Of General Sessions Yesterday before
kceorier HscRtt Frank hsrn, Thomas Wsms and Robert
M es ate w., =. s,,ol loogy and e .en' 10
io 90 years chati Hughes pleaded guilty Of A.
tempt o. larceny the and &c Will, pealel
a. Burglary 2
Year,. John Dalton pleaded guilty burglary
STATE Prison for Eve James soins eadd guilty Of attempt
At or I'd cN and the PCnienisr Thomas Williams
pea ol guilty Of petit lsrceny AMI P,ne v for
months Samuel Bad lock and Jme Murphy pleaded guilt grand
lar AMI St,te Prison 20 Wim Shan
nou pa Ell guts Of Smp larceny
State Pnsoa for ear
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SMUGGLfNG IN HIGH LIFE.

According to Government oili;ia!, who ap-
pears TO be well informed, the fOowin Is the history
OF Mile. Leoni Juvin under arrest the charge
SNUG Cling into this port costly silk dresses from
Paris: Mile. Juvn Is u sbrewd French woman aud .
fayorite dressmaker among wealthy and fashionable
ladies Of this city Her headq uarters In Paris. and
her custom is TO come New York mud take contracts
for dresses made In the latest Partisan style. When
she has obtained enough OF such contracts To
eompensste her for tho rlsk sho runs In execS
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TIE ROBBERY OF TEE COiy-DEALER.

George Reilly, alils "Rat Reilly who was
ciay indicted with Robert Murray for robbery OF
tae money and other property OF Luther Bryant. the
street coindcIer. convicted, in the Court Of Gen
era Sessions. before Recorder Haczett yesterday, Of
burglary in tle second degree. Very little testimony
Vas ohred other than that taken in the trial OF ILL.,
rget partner ~ tue crime, NIrra aud this read
from the stcnO-rupDer's notes. Rslily remaDded
Tor sentorcc. Probably he aud MIrTay. already con
NCtcd 0i burglary ~ the first degree VIII DC brought
before The Court very soon for sentence.
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

FROM LIvERPooITi steamship Cdy Of N.p fos Dec IL
Geo Snarp fJrenc, A. SJaEp NJ Rage Dsbbert hey
Wood WIN. F1ye IT, Capt Burke ,hs Mitchell v" d. CLANS ~
g. H. Mrs. ~ Deyt Mr., ssnson A. Boise Ais b5is'ei
B0lae NJ M CT ID ~. Louia e. BecI'
tvJ Mrs Lechod Rev J. J. Brown. Mrs /. Wand.
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HORSE and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
YORK, Friday

NEW-i OKA, FfIday. Dec II, I5I
The following sales were effected at the
aucUoI aciI to-day by Area Johnston, at la establish
naE., IAirteentA-st. between University ptce END
Fi'ta-lYc.
Mr. Johnston has instituted Bureau OF Exchange at
bis downtown Office, 40 81 Liberty ST., ana has opened
iOr tine registry Of every thing pertaining 10 BIS
hG1iuefs VII. vi be placed at the disposal Of an!
who dr.c 10 avail themselves Of this valuable means 0,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-12-19
COURT OF APPEALS.

Albany. Dee lS.-ln the Court Of Appeals, Friday,
Dec lS 1874:
No. 49Duiel Lowry respondent The Western Union Te
gaph C0mpsny Agumen resumed this aud
GUIDED
l50-Jncs C. Rqn1 81, etc. sgt The Home In
o. Ohio OnicnAGgnd Nv JAM Nspun.
sci foT srpeIa aud u, l.. W. Hall for respondent
No 152Amanah TVlt. lat, Caroline VI. WI b ct
al DJUd tteH@i b. Al BrOwl Of coi.Sel appellant
and by 4. W. iuea"t aud A. j. Parser ior rcpondens
Pro samaoD made aud cJuH All 'Inoi to MONDAY, Dec 81
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720 50 Moon sets. 3OS
wI-aa
SANDY Hook 3i2 A. IL Hell Gate Ferry 6;07
DAY-P
Hook. Alp island. 452 Hell Gas FeJ A:3l
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REAL ESTATE.

NEwYORK, Frlfav, Dec. II, BB.
At the Exchange SalesrOOm to-day ID. M.
Seaman Sold by order Of the Court OF Common Pleas,
the three story brick house and LOT. Is9xolo north
side OF Onehundred ard twenteth 1908 feet west OF
Avenue A. 10 Mr. j. W. Johnson FOR 5000
Hugh N. Camp sold the four-stOrv or0wn-stone mouse
aud lot, 2Osx9s9. south side Thirty clgnthsf ana
known No. RS West Tnr:yei ghtnst., fOr $4,000
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Ncw- gersrn acaI estate for Sale.

Ncw-3erGfn sIcdl CSlnIe lot s5als.
At CRAWFORD, y. J.-VCry desirable place,
~ uie if,a tegot Ire~ $2oyJ Z a. Co., bso"s 70
property. ktAA.D Mhit!A'.o &C. IN G~t
EOR SAI.E-J0OJO acres q LAND IN
sechen hc..,ts.cJ. WI be sod 10 30 a fset VI
5000 spls-L The iol .nf rr f I tt ~
usv CATION ana Tns5 Aaie WOOL.
ana cellar un,,.r. Al ress e. WEIGHT. lig-. = :.
ORANGE. N.J.-Grelt variety property for
" and . OHce hogs froa 20 = ..
-. GEuiti. ~ sIi.c,r. !'cu7st
c1niA PER MONTH as REN /, or PtR-
" lOV olhsh MONEY M secure c''io..'''e, r"@',
Suburban CCIIAGL home. co-ILn'rg r ar. 7.N'nid"
amp.e clos &. 18th E4ry acre in f "n c"'
frat art shoir a~cft SC tbrV "qI- to- b"cs io
Wes la5tth p3,- .rpot 40 i. itr}ti 81
ELIGIBLE plr q Ell q; lreqL's; tfaao be- 1850 r.4 ut M
low fire. unsuIpa~ r.yd AIf ~ -. G,L & 81 LbS r.,
T. o. Box !Si, B.-lictu. y. J.
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OFFICIAL TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.
sEw-YORK CITY.

B,nov-st III " Of 1tb4t 2jI6l.l; Rebsees wife 49,
wife Of charles S1lon0". psr'..,. s5ZOO
BroaswsY whe-" snts Of Jsast X Wslser ard levn
Walker edjoin so Broadway ItJI 100. West -
ParpD; T.. Naiscr Henry Heron. 2ZIo
Hsserst, No 81. 2JIS7G: Re RciHh ZoOOO
Fndlsvst =, 200 It's OF tOutsnltGve. JOIIOS Nor
Francis Keaney 10 Lawrtace Br-uran...... 1000
Ssme proper Brennan to Bidget kea 900
Stanton 376f OF Sisnf-f. $4,000 II Jsckom to
Albert a0d frlHka WeyeL....... 100
29tbs, 80 Of Slave, JOIts .: i23'nS' ., 2b5 n
Of ihaye. 2sxlUO.ll. Louisa COLn WIDOW, 20 SIC.
phe1 Van Nos rand, Edward g Bitter, anI Hny h.nges, Non
era OF Peter tcnnI o'VoV
69,h-s 300 " Of Shave 2jrlDO Ciih1n7' And
hte and Oc,r Frrit of Ih,s fes, 70 la sell mn
Sage o'"VV
ae,iaeI 1000
I, Nathan 1000
1l2thst, 1916 W Of 4haye. l6riOoll; Caroline, n
vile OF Rowland. to u A Pace IoVo
l23lst, 3JJ Of Shave, 2jI 100 IL; Van hos's1gl
Mange and q Bates eI'rs VI Peter Conner, u Louisa 80
Conner o,VD"
David Da,i. 70 Henry $4,000
Palmer to Aun " o. George Baas,......'... 1000
c. 20 IA oi I3hst. - lOIOo; ljh-sE 80
OIL Ave c. 23ES0; Nanem 10 . seyrr.'......... 42OOo
lss-ave rs ~ 3ist, 25IiD Wooi.sSn ilght'; Mary,
Daniel A. BucKhn Robert 200
and oscar Ferns eI Of T6os ieT. % Resi- sge 23O25
SHAVE 255 Il n VI 69hs 2jIlUG y 1900
wsker No. a. and 80, third and oa.Eh stones, years.
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CALENDARS FOR MONDAY.

SUPREME CouRT-sPgCIAL TsRN-vAN voRsr J.
D.mur-r-s 1877. Miller et al sgt 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-12-19

Cornr op ApPE.Ls-ALB,vY Dec l9Tts following Is the
Calendar OF the Court Appeals MONDAY, Dee 2l.NOs
49,, lo6, ~, 1913 l59, Ii :, aud l5l
New-York tribune., 1874-12-30
A WIFE MURDER IN WILLIAMspuRcu.

Late on Monday night an atrOcious murder
was committed at No. 70 North Fifth ST. Brooklyn, E. d.
Patrick Wallace laboring man, beat his wife about
the head with hickory stick, breaking her skull and
causing her death. II appears that both were hard
drinkers, and hardly day passed without quarrel.
After an angry alteration she being hed the husband
caught up the stick and beat her Having Inflicted two
or three blows he threw water her and demanded
that slo get up, but finding that she unable. he
called u neighbOr, Mr. Sweeney. Sweeney, upon open
ing his door, that Waacc's clothes were spatered
with blood. and the woman was dead. They I'm mcd-
ately informed the police who arrested Wallace He
told them that "the Old woman drank herself TO DEATH
his wife had fallen down on Sunday night, and struck
her head upon the steps. Tne officers found the
club lying upon the floor under the bed. covered with
blood. Wallace Is native OF Ireland about ~ years OF
age. He Is q stout, heavy built man.
New-York tribune., 1874-12-30

The light Of the corona Of the sun surrounded Venus
before the internal contact that her dsk appeared
the in advance Of the fact. Cspt. Tupman no
this appearance Of the dis 30 seconds before
the determination ofinternal contact Lieut. Noble I've
minutes: Mr.. johnson, observer at wameS. twelve
minutes in advance. The photography 10 not reported
snceessfu the pictures being distorted by IRA
oaAalon Snd atmospheric disturbance, and none being
obtained by means Of che Jansen revolving aide
which does not seem 70 have been skillfuy mapaeed
me party also made 10 leromster measures
me nAVe KeAakas took interest in the transit it
oeine generally Known among them tAst Capt. Cooks
voyage 70 the sanGs In lice made for the purpose
Of the seat Of that date and the tradition
was hanoed oO"n 1nas y AAd propOened that the star
would be seen again sun after Ioo vas,e r, th
snOss be stated that che entire popuAtson OF Hopouu
ct the beEnanR Of the trs0sas engaged in vevne
che sun through bits Of smoked Eiaa1
New-York tribune., 1874-12-30
SHOCKING MURDER IN crsctyyAT,

CINCINNATI, Dec. 29-In Gamble alley. at
the back Of Centra-ave, In this city, about 10 O'Clock
last night Mary Lee, a colored girl about eighteen
years old, was murdered by some one at present un
known to the authorities. She was employed In the
house of Mrs Grant colOred woman, about twenty
minutes previous the discovery OF the murder
out alone. saying she was going to drugstore, and
would return In few minutes. She had bee absent
about twenty minutes when MIRA Grant heard frantic
KNOCKS the door, and opening IL found Mary
leaning against the with her ear To
ear. Retreating footsteps were heard by Mrs. Grant
when opened door, but the night being dark and
rainy nothing could be 1t IL thought that tho
motive for the murder was ealousy.
New-York tribune., 1874-12-30
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New-York tribune., 1874-12-30
HOME NE WS.
rRBZNoMETKs YESTERDAY. AT HupNUrs, IN BHoAo""
SAn-Abi soos-<A' Sn A-49' x'dusht-2s
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

HSndsoy Rol-Col. Thomas A. Scott OF faEaael ta10sI
DO.OS Of Texas Blackstone Of Chs1sS nO
i,H, A. We VirNnls United Minstet TO Fssce
tatraI Henry WisSa soa
~. Of Massachusetts,, tVA @TteRtt
Reuben Prp.on and 81 M Crs
iouer d Edueasou Ncho'ds Hotd1DrM a. t. np@i cai,ne
q Srar Howse-Congessnsa Alexander Mitchell Of ",
cons,n M Jamf w. r. Pa9e OF "
p-of Of I4lbentark Hokt-T"'
G A. onoec,cu, Rinehtssr Cnen AnHre" rev n
snd Phhp Cock OF .WtSnRs'r us,o,. do
BSeow az Highland Falls. n Y. Dents p If the
Chlnbrun Of Washnssnu Brepe%i tiotlCAcnIo M viii,
Italian .Copsa at Phiadelpha ' 'Ne'o- f"h N'0'
.,oik Penn.
New-York tribune., 1874-12-30

pany had an Office IN this city and one IN Camden y; D.
An attempt has pecn made 70 reineure lie rshs p o
COMPANIES, butts not yet successful
New-York tribune., 1874-12-30
OBSERVATIONS IN THE SANDWICH ISLANDS

TWO OF THE THREE OBSERVING PARTIES ENTIRELY
sUCCEssFUL-sINGULAR PHENOMENON DURING
THE TRANSIT.
Three British stations for observing the
transit Of Venus in the Hawaiian Islands, at Kaus
Hawaii Waimea, Kauai; and at Honolulu, the last
being under the immediate management Of Capt G. L.
Tupman assisted by Lieut. E. ]. Noble and Mr. Nichols
For several weeks previous to the day Of the transit
The weather had exceedingly unfavorable but on
che 9Th the sky clear Honolulu and waimea
cloud intervened ct Kailus. The observations OF HO-
New-York tribune., 1874-12-30

For n frst-class dress or business HAT 20
direct 70 the manufacturer BsPzSscHsD. lis EsssusL
New-York tribune., 1874-12-30

A SORE THROAT IS Soon RELIEVED by Dr.
BIvsCroRASIsn old remedy fer Bronchial sn PumVnsr
IHAorders
New-York tribune., 1874-12-30

A FUR CAP, a PAIR OF Fur GLOVES or a
q holiday present 10 genemsp nice Umbrella TO J ali
superior quality KHoT 2l2 Broadway and the hh ATsnos
New-York tribune., 1874-12-30

HOLIDAY STYLES of Gents Hats and Sealskir
Caps Al lowest pncsL r. BHssThis' l4S haisaasL
New-York tribune., 1874-12-30

AN INSURANCE COMPANY 10 BIZ WOUND UP.
PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 29.-The directors of the
NevJerssy Fire Marine and InlAnd InsuranS. Com
Ueay bSVs received 70 vino sp ~ A0Aiys. The Ccu,
New-York tribune., 1874-12-30
THE MUTUAL ZFE INSURANCE COMPANY OF
FsvyoRE,
p. q. WESTON. President,

p g. WESTON. President
l42, IA. and 146 Broadway
II. rear 1874 nearly closed has been one unusual prosperity
in Ii. ,a,r Of this Company all important particulars
the number Of members the amount Insured have been
r TIE losses BY death have thus far been less than for
the ZANE time In 1873 and have also been dmn
b.d Tim, the .etua cost Of insurance members will probably
prove TO less any other Life Insurance Company
THE ASSETS OF THE COMPANY NOW EXCEED
$72,000,000
Member, who paid premiums during the vi" be entitled 10
eir premiums for 1870 to an increase OF the 'un
option for their share Of the existing surplus Iu
Company Is purely mutual In fac. and In name
desiring Company which Offers undoub'ed seen
ry indemnity invited to apply at the principal ONCE
corner Broadway and Lbers TO LrTLs RrhoSD' deae
Agents, 14l Broadway
New-York tribune., 1874-12-30

LAMPLoUGH's PYRErIC SALINE is the cure for
yers beuiles snlpoI fssss, and many spRs
susns slnsaa ss ;, Chsn,s thouGhoas he vsh and the
hakSJ lla HebsSp bW Lsstss. HAsss4 US ~ sshs,tae
New-York tribune., 1874-12-30
IAnnsaaoemsnnI

BuRNErr's Flavoring Extracts sold every where.
New-York tribune., 1874-12-30
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.

KINGsToS,-James Montanye. age 26 years, COM
e suicide IN Harley tth morning by shooting himself through the
lie had besn o,assrg sugnsS from
q ~ rita Es Lfby eOnutra and sik
tive 81 ibtSB.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-10-08
PosT-oFFIcE DIRECTORY.


Eastern, SAN Francisco and Northern-Tele-
graph stage Line-Arrive at 2:40 p. NJ; close
at l0;SO Nj. Letters intended for registry
must be presented before 10 A. NJ.
Coast l.ine-Stations between San Francisco
ana Los Angeles, via Santa Barbara-Ar-
rive at ii p. NJ; closes at 900 p. NJ.
san Diego Lne-San Diego, Anaheim, Gala
tin, Capistrano, etc.-Arrives at $40 a. VI.
closes at 4 p NJ.
Southern Arizona-Tucson, Yuma, Arizona
CITY, and Way Stati sns-Tri- Weekly SER
vlce-Arrlves sunday, Wednesday and Fri
day at $40 A. NJ; leaves Monday, Wednes-
uay, ana saturday: Mail closes at u. NJ.
Northern Arizona-Prescott, Wickenberg and
Way StatiOns-Semi-Weekly Mon
day and Thursday at l0:40 A. NJ; leaves Tues
day and Friday; mail closes at =. 30 z. NJ.
San Bernardino and Way Stations-San Ga
briel, El Monte, Riverside, etc.; arrives at
lO:4O A. NJ; closes at 2:30 p. NJ.
Wilmington and Way Stations-Arrives at
9:l0 A. NJ. closes at $3.50 z. NJ.
Cerro Gordo, Lone Pine and Havilah-Arriyes
Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 2:4O p
NJ; leaves Monday, Wednesday and Satur-
day; closes at l0:30A NJ.
Domestic and Foreign Money Order Office
open from $50 A. NJ. to 4:;'0 p. NJ, except on
saturday, when Office closes at 300 Z. NJ
Office Hours-S:00 A. NJ. to 1900 p. NJ
On Sundays the office will be open for one
hour after the distribution of the Eastern
mail.
II. X. w. BENT, p. NJ.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-10-08
National O6feEnls
Certificate Of Partnership.

WYE CERTIFY that we constitute part
w nership manufacturing business IN the
state of California, that the principal place OF
business is the City of Los Angeles, CallIoTnia,
and the name and style of the firm: COHEN
9 DAVIS. The full names and respective
residences of all the members OF the hril are
signed hereto: , no,
FMANUEI. COHEN, Los Angeles, Cal.
ALEXANDER DAVIS, Los Angeles, Sai;
Dated at Los Angeles, Cal, August ~ 18Th
EMANUEL COHEN.
ALEXANDER DAVIS.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
County of Los Angeles. s..
On this twenty-fourth day of september, A.
d. one thousand eight hundred and seventy
four. before me, Chas. +. Beane, Notary
Public in and for the County OF Los Angeles'
personally appeared Emanuel Cohen anu Al
exander Davis, known to me TO be the Same
persons whose names are subscribed 10 tne
annexed instrument. and acknowledged u
me that they executed the same.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, have here
unto set my hand and affixed my
Official Seal at my office in the City
aud County of Los Angeles, the day
and year in this C-rtihcate nrs
above written.
lsEAt.1 CHAS. f. BEANE,
sep25 Notary Public.