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l. o h SA If,
II TIE KIRkMoOD HOusE.

am authorized offer for sale Tor q limited
time that valuable property known the KIRK
WOOD HOUSE, situated on the cornsr q Peansyl-
wanna ave AID 18th 81. The whole PR perry has re-
Gently been put In n-st-clsss repair Capitalists
desiring 70 iLNest ~ frstCiass property will be
offered great Inducements in price aud terms q, no.
IS, snd ~ years tint will be given on large pro-
potion I the amount ask d for the property.
FOR further particu enquire Of W. h
SLAOkIT. Real Estate Broker, Board Of Trade
Rooms, = I2 Market Spsce IRep \ MARI
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from all, AID VIII always render satisfaction.
I-Fevers, G. ngestion, l. iaDm stiop~...,...... IS
w orms, Worm Feyet, w orm ColiC 25
3-CTyiDg UOlic or Teeth0g Of lBfauts-........ rs
4-DiaTrh"s, Children sT Aduits .....--........ IS
by ~, 81 iping, Bilious CoIc rs
6-Oboera n bus, Vomiting .......-........... Is
7-CoUehs, Colds. Bronchitis %
e-Neuialsis, Trothache, Face ache--........... Is
g-Headsches, Sick Headache, Vertigo -........ Is
1U-DJspHpsia, Bilious 81. mscn ......-....... IS
n-Suppressed OF lire. ular Periods p
R-Ltucofr hta, TO PIofnse PeriOds............. -
l3-OrJup, Cough, Difficult Breathing q
H-hbeumstsm, Rheumatic Pains ....... ........, 9
l6-Fever ard Ague, CbillS, Fever, AgUes ..... 80
N-Piles, Blind or Bleed ing .....,..... ....... 50
lS-Ophtalmy, and Sore or Weak Eyes ........... -
10 ARA h acute or Chronic, Inf lepZ,... 50
20-N hoopiug cough, Violent Cough ......-.... 30
7i-Ashms, Oppressed Breathing ................ e.
z2-ksr Discharges, impaired Hearing 80
z-scrofn!s; Enlarged Glands, swelIinss 30
2-GeneTal DEBILITY, Physical Wesknes,........ 81
2-DrOpsy AID Scanty SecrejiOpS.............. 20
2i-Sea Sickness, Sickness from kioing 20
T-kidney Disease, Gravel...-....... &c.. ...... 20
25-Seryo6S Debility ,IuyOiuutary Discharges. %
:0-Ur1nary Wsskne $, wetting Bed ........-.... So
5l-Psinful PERIODS, HI st-rs ............... 50
:2-suf eTings at Change Of Life.............. %
S-EpiIepsyi SpasIns, ~ Nitus' Dance. / 10
SS-ChrODlc C0Bges'ions and Fruptions ......-.- 50
Fanny Gases
with % large drachm Walls, Rosewood
case, ana Humphreys Homeopathic
with 70 large 3,draehm Walls, Morocco
case, and SPECIFIC Hom"opsth Manual
S-With 10 large 3-drachm Viais Psper case,
and Specific Homo Opsth Manual. SOD
Single large yisls 5Oc. aud 81. Sold by siI drug.
SIS. sent by mail or express free, reCsi pit Of
tI7 price Adde'S "HalaPdTsy'S Homeopathic
n dtr'ne Co ;" Office and Depot, 562 Broadway,
msrl3 ~ Ram
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rIarlS-2i
IN THE sUPREME OOURToF TaEpIsTRI0

y THE SUPREME COURTOF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA,
Hoidtns SPECIAL Ts1m, March HtR, 1874
JOHN II. PARTRIDGE, deceased, the executor
a. a., ressd has With the appreciation Of the su
appointed TUESDAY, April l4tb, A, D. l37t'
fOr he hnal settlement and distrbutoa Of the per
sOnsl estate OF said deceased and Of the assets in
hand. ss far the same have been collected and
turned INTO new when and where all the creditors
ard heirs OF said deceased are notified to attend
with their claims properly vouched or they NAV
by law be excluded from all benefit in said
d. ceaseds estate: PrOrifed, copy of this order he
published once week for three weeks ia the
Evening star previous 70 the laid day. Test:
marlo-w.d' A. WEBSTER, Register Of Wills
DRIDGE TIMBER-FOR SALE
- 40 pieces, more or less, No, | Bridge Timber.
bite Pine 81 70 20 feet long, 7Sl5 inches for sale
PRIME sTUFF sold; W. q. NrE8, euperiu-
ten1eEt Aquecuct bridge, Georgetown. m7-St%
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METROPOLITAN DOLLAR STORE.

AMONG The SEW GOODS CONsrsNrLY
FULLOWIN6 SPECIALTIES:
LADIES' Ohtni Pain CORDED, fucktd and Ruff
fling, frcks ana Embroidery, Pufisg and I'm
broidery, &C, al az I each.
Ladies' Drawers, gmbroidsry aud Ruffie, q.
Ladies' Drawer, Ticks Rufie, zoe.
Long and Short Gowns, 81
HaDd.eme Lsce fi4tes, 4, or FOR 81
6for 81.
Si,verbeI g. Metropolitan Dollar Stere
Pencils, 25c per d zen, warranted
II. htmlsn Glass Toilet Sets, pieces in new Styles
Fine French Chins ep:ttoons, 81
Cut Glass Salt Cellsfs, engraved aSc,
french China osp Dishes, 25c
Bohemian Glass Vase, lowered aud gilt, fine, 81
Besutifol Blquet Holders, SOC.
lofaDis Bssk. ts, 81.
Lin, WORK Pa-kets, 81
work stards, Market Baskets, Travelling Baskets,
Fine Windsor or Plaid scarfs sos,
ace huches for tbs neck, Csc.
~ Iendid Ii air Bru- hes, IOc. and 81.
- New st> les 81 Corner aud side Brackets, Wall
Frsmts, &C, 2sc. to 81.
Zine b Ok Wood Chess, large size, 81.
best DOminOes, 81.
Play Jig Cal6s, IS :. TO soc. a
It ass " al cts and Bill Books. ass. to 81.
Real Hal. Switches FOR Iro1et Braids, 81,
IP 0steToscopic Views, 81 per dozen.
slereoscopes, very hue. Ell
hen mometefs, warranted ,Ds.
yor IriV sars from rs % 5O on tss doiior ~ Juy.
fhtS' ~
SILVER B6RGS
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SILVER 6RG'S
Me tropolitan Dollar Store,
3I2 SEVENTH STREET,
mails tr NRAR PENNSYLVANIA AvENuR
TIE MILD POWER CURES.

HUMPHREYS HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFICS
Have proved, from the moat ample expsgisnce, an
entire success Simple, prompt. efficient and reli
able. They are the only medicines perfectly
ADAPTED to popular u-e-sO simple that mistakes
cannot be made In using them; 50 harmless to be
Tree Il ON danger; ami 50 efficient u be always
reliable. They have the Inquest cOmmend ation
from all, AID viii always render satisfaction.
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nIsu A o. D-Th- members of WASHING
Wy TON GROVE, no. are requested - be
GnENISG.E - o'clock. Visiting Brother. from
C.lfCI MIA will be present.
1t GEORGE W. HINES. sacra,s-v
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= A valuable TRACT OF LAND aud one W a.sr
Power between Alexandria aud Washington cftfes
and INN ediately the line Of the Washington and
Ohio railroad. The tract contains l6a scres an
meadow and upland aud would maze q beautiful
farm OF could be divided into small farms with Glen
y Of wster TO each. Alse, a never failing water
power with race and dam, which could b. nut in
order az small cost. Has good fall aud splendid To-
carton for Rriu and -four miii Apply to GREEN
ginia. f-bls aau 2m
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PERSONAL.

PERSONAL.
TO PERSeFS WHO HOLD TAX TITLES
The undo rsigned is prepared for Ihe heirs of
DANIEL CARROLL, of Du iingtpn, at a fair valu-
aiiOr, to give quit claims on any prop rty where
they held the title In equity. THos. e. WAGGA-
MN, $40 9TH street. (Rep1 fnsrl6-6t
MADAME FLORENOE, the Celebrated C7airroy
I'I nHt 10 unequalled in testing the past, present
and future of life, in causing speedy marriages,
bringing the separated together, and pointing out
the way of success in life. In matters of bust
ness her adv is valuable. She gives universal
saisfact on; none ever regret consulting her. Sat
istsctIon given pay. Gan bs consulted at her
Pariors, No. 3l3 4th street northwest. msr7-7~'
A BsOLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM
"A C0URTS Of different States for desertion, 80.
No publicity required. No charge until divorce
granted. Address N. HOUSE, Attorney 1874
Broadway, N. Y. decl-6ms
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MEDICAL. &c.

hR. ROBER TSCN,
40 10TH STREET, NEAR Pa. AVENUE,
From long experience in both hospital and
private practice, will guarantee a in all Dis
eases 81 The Urinary Organs, GOnorrhea, elect,
Strlcfure, syphilis, and spermatorrhRa. Gases OF
SonSrrh@a r Gently contracted cured in 90 days
Syphls In all its stages quickly cured, and the poi
son entirely eradicsted from the system without the
use OF mercury. epermatorrhaa, brought on by
eAcesses and abuse In youth, ing loss Of memory
ano insanity, general debility, orgsnic WEAK ness
lmpotency nervous irrftabiiity, mptOms Of con-
sun ptlon, indlgeetions palpitation of the heart,
pans IN back, dimness Of sight gfddiness, evil
Ierei soines selfdistrusti &C., speedily cured BY
many years ct 19 Iutsw street, Baltimore, Md
Nhtie he has large practice, has consented, after
many solicitations BY his Washington patrons, TO
open per nanent ONCE in that city, where he ms y
be nsuted every Wednt sdAy and Saturday in each
week, from I'M. TO 9 .. m. jsnz-ly
NbSfACLES TO MARRIAGE.-Bappy
" beiisf 10 Young Men rom the effects Of Errors
and Abuses in arly life. Manhood Restored, I'm
pediments 10 Marriage removed. New method of
treatment. New and able reu edies Books
and CirSulans sent free, in sealed envelopes. Ad-
dress, H0WARD Ass0CIATION, No. South
Ninth street, Philadelphis, Pa.,-an Institution
having high reputation for honorable conduct
m Rs. II. J. TRlECH, OF PHILADELPHIA,
lV1 the celebrated Reliable Clairvoy ant Physician
and Test 4edtuM, has located &C 1918 New Yorb
svenoe. Once hours-l0 o. N. to z .. N. RneaGs-
menfs can be made for evenings. jelly
EEAALB DIeEAsEs Of eil kInas ussied. d..
scribe Gee ana enclose -; ADVICE and med.
cine VIII be oonf. address Mn. BIT. THOHpoOB,
10. e40 Worth lDth street.. PHILADELPHIA. jasa-lys
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BUSINESS CHANCES

BUSINESS CHANCES.
r NATIONAL BANK fos sALI..segy q
nsris-s Corner 7th ana ssrsss..
WANTED TO PURCHAsE-A cSmfortabis
w small Hol SK and LOT IN THIS city. % b. psia
nr ~ - 10 nntsl Rrorea i,sd n.s e asai,
Ne. a, FEDERAL Blcok, cor. 7th aud sts. mIslss'
LOB SALE OF rNCuANGE.-rhs 6SD.r 81
s.oes,S,e az Northss street. val ST er .x.
ar, Go retire from business. The trade l. cod.
soks bought, sold, and exchanged. nsrls n.
81 900 az h.S! = fasi w1Ss. r sss
so feet - erogpd, the same hsins par, Of P.als'
Vs1d ''resu' and Marion g; .ssly t.
m.tls 81 IBepChrOn.1 e-isss 8, ~.
50 000 TO LOAN FOR THsEE YEARS
m.rn7 s'a' r'.n''i's1i. .VeHas asssSr:,,,
$4,000, eossissoC A $40 lGSO i so. y
~ '' so'' parties ms; sk 5sS N SS so',iss n
si. :. oSo Louisisna avenue.
SAk TsNks-f3r the next week sewer rasc.
days sinet. B.H wkaSER
L eftsr ior sale M sroCs or GRoCskIrs..
WINES and LIQUORS. ~ re Tor Rent OF lie So
property. address Box Is stAr once, msrla g..
FIRST LASS RESIDENCE FOR sALE-Oa
th@ north side OF ssre-t, No. 1911, tFraukiin
square.
Ths House, which g beautifully sitnsied An
the mot location On Mashiagton. l. bnils tn the
Bo.t substantial manner. halt o. \ 10 a. let Is
- ieet, the oiher half being Laid out in \ Garden,
With me coach house and static.
1he house ,wh,,h Wss ocrupied by TIE High
JOINT q, mn issiCn duriu % their resurnre IA Wa.h-
~ gtonl CONTAINS eieeaut parlor 81 fe- l,pg1
SPACIOUS dtning-rOom, butier's pantry aud library
LaIse hhy hL n. laundry, pantry, store-recms %
waste dining ofiics Larga airy Ia n r0nu,
dresslI groom, water CLOSETS, Inca room wardrobe
q SITE, and Hfne bed rsoms
Hot lntteer p.rt'' "a ars arrly on The premises.
TIE above, "a addition % b.ing M ees ant prlpata
retldeuce, viii he found 20 be very desirable tn
vestment. marla I'm
E'OR sALE-THE LEASE, for = term OF ye.r.
ard furuitureOf he PIAET POINT HOTEL,
finey Point Nd. Address CHAs. a. PARkER,
bnthfton Hotel. marll-im
WIkI PLaCk.-This bssntifai nttio FAKM,
w uf ~ acres, good House Of Is rooms, aud out
houses, SO choice Fruit Trees, lUO Grspe Vines
6c, suusttd within miles 81 ssh ogtun aud one
quarter u mile from Highland station, B. a o.
having ane Mineral springs near thu house
laspienoid place Tor = hrsi-cla-s Summer HotslD
viii be SOLD or exchanged for city property upon
accom- modailnG terms for further particulars in
9uire OF B. W. BATES, eos lslh street, ooposite
Treasury department. marl6-iu
GENERAL ASSESSMENTS AND sEwKK
ThAhs paid At a heavy discount. By XII
JAN BEHREND CO, Real Estate Brokers,
629 1h street. febH Ion.
T. o LIZ.
u valuable TRACT OF LAND aud Che W a.sr
Power between Alexandria aud Washington cftfes
and Immediately On the line Of the Washington and
ONO railroad. The tract contains l6l scres an
meadow and upland aud would maze q beautiful
farm could be divided into small farms with Glen
~ q wzter to each. Alsa, a never falling water
power with race and dam, which could b. put Ia
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- III. RYAN CO.,
HI. GkN ERAL BROKERS' kAUUTIUNFERS
&C.

SFFFHtH
FEDERAL Buildings, opposite p. U. Department.
TO parties desiring 10 buy or sell Rsal Estate,
siCcEs, Bonds or other cQrities, offer superior
facilities. We give the highest market price for all
classes Of District Of Coumeis securities and pay
SD eisl taxes at the lowest possible rates
We give special attention 90 neg I'll ting Loans
srd placing money yud,ciOusly and safely on Real
Esa e worm double the amount loaned, without
cost 10 parties furnishing the funds
We hope, by prompt sRd careful attention TO the
hterests OF our customers, to merit tair share of
| usinsss in our line.
LOB II. Ryan. SIDNEY AUSTIN
- We refer BY permission TO III on. Powell Clayton,
y: ,. =; Hon. B W. Dorsey, U. 2. -; Hon. John
BIZ. Cor sui General OF SwiiZ- rland; O. Prentiss,
Cashier German American Savings Bank; Col. Ed
ward Daniels, kditor Richmond STATE Journal.
InRrlf- I'm
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FOR REST-FKDERAL BUILDINGS, corner
II " and Nh streets northwest. OFFICES aud
uhFCRNIeHED ROOMS, siRgly and in suits,
,r6 m IS to $50. o. PRENTISs, Agent, Room
Nc. .. Isnl9-tr
E'UR REST-A room BRICK HOUSE,. 50
II per mouth; four room BRICK HOUSE, near
49, street cags, SIS per month; q seven room
fKtA \, near ~ etrO politan cars; n q month. In
Quire 81 62< louisiana avenue. noy7-ly
E'uR RENT-ST0RKs spd OFFICES on I'm and
Il streets, Federal Buildings Good tenants
may be suited by applying to s. PRENTISS, Boom
No. ., Federal Buildings lanis 6m
New-York tribune., 1874-05-16
IND DUSIRIAL PROGRESS.

Steps have been taken to establish cotton factory
i'll Newbern. n. G..
Peoria, ILL.,, is to have glass works soon as the
requisite buildings can be erected.
III IS proposed IN England to use enaIneled iron
plates as substitute for roofing states and tiles.
NJ. Ladiguin, a Russian scientist, has invented n
means OF producing electric light by which it be
obtained lOr general at 0netfth the cost OF gas.
Maine inventor proposes placing the blades of
screw propelOrs sprally upon the shaft, ana claims
that ny that device greater speed can be attained
than by placing the blades in the ordinary way.
The Manchester On. h. Print Works have passed
into the hands OF company, with capital
stock 0i S2OOOOOO. onehaf of which has been taken
by stockholders of the old corporation. The works
continue III operation.
company has been formed IN Pttsfield, Mass,
for the purpose of inducing manufacturers TO settle
there by providing them with suitable buildings and
steam power. 1t has received gift Of twelve acres
OF land troln real estate owner aud Is erecting
large factory thereon.
Iron ore has been found for the first time in
SehuylAill County. Penn, on property within the
city limits Of POttsyillc. This discovery, which
may lead 10 others is expected to benefit that Sec
ton of Pennsylvania which has hitherto procured
ore for ITS furnaces from places more or less distant
The cleansing of cotton which has been used for
oiling machinery is a regular business IN west
vile, Conn. BY the aid of machinery the oil ~ ex-
traccd from tine cotton and sold for lubrcatlng puf
poses. The cotton is then subjected to a bleaching
process, by which ii is restored TO its original white
ness.
The building of wooden ships is making fair prog
ress at the New England ship-yards, despite the
preference accorded To iron vessels. In NewDury-
port ship of 1900 tons has been launched, and two
others are building At KennebunkpOrt one of lGOO
tons is on the stocks while at Richmond one of 200
tons X building, and the materials Tor another oil
2,0JJ nave been collected.
New-York tribune., 1874-05-16
A STEP FROM nERoIsM TO CRIME.

The expense of trial in the case OF ex-
Policeman John Doyle, who was indicted for fatally
shooting Mary Lawer his sweetheart. while In state
or brutal iutoxicatlon has been avoided by plea OF
guilty on the part of Doyle submitted In the Court 0f
over aud Termner yesterday 70 murder IN the second
degree Charles Spencer appeared as Doyle's COUNSEL
and made the plea in his behalf with short appeal to
Judge Brady-afer tho acceptance or the plea Dy the
Atorneyfor eniency in the inhction OF pun
shment The tragedy seemed at the time one OF the
most xpcabe outrages ever perpetrated FOR Doyle
walked up to the place where the girl was employed
during the day. called her away from her work. and shot
her dead aterward sitting by tho body convused with
remoroe aud grief short time before the murder no
WAS honcraby mentioned by the Police Board for bis
herosm In saving three chldren from burning build
ing at imminent risk Judge Brady il sentencing him
yesterday, said:
1 am satisfied from inquiries that you were under
the influence OF drink wheu you committed TINS act,
and had no deliberate intention OF taking life. IL ID an
other instance of the result OF an indscrnlRaS use OF
the pistol too common in this city. There are some
marked pecularities in the which satisfy me that
there was deliberate design on your part. wouiu
be happy to take consideration all the features OF
your case although general thing, DO not give
moments consideration TO the plea OF drunkenness IN
awarding sentence, but the Court has no discretion
Your sentence that be confined IN tue state Prson
at lard labor for the term Of your natural Life.
New-York tribune., 1874-05-16
VENUE IN THE KELSEY CASE.

JUDGE DONoHUE GRANTS THE WRIT OF CERTIORARI
TO BRING TIE RECORD BEFORE The GENERAL
TERM.
The notorious Kelsey outrage case, which
tried in Huntington. L. L.. some time ago. Is revived
in a New York court Roysl aud Rudolph Sammis we're
indicted by the Grand Jury OF Suffolk County for mur-
der in the second degree and Royal Sammis and George
b. Banks for riot An application was made TO Judge
Gilbert on Thursday wrs Of certorar 70 bring the
whole record before the Supreme Court, General Term
Judge Gilbert denied the application the ground that
too much delay had occurred to justify tho allow
ance OF the writs, but that his decision was
without prejudice to application to It's renewal
under Section Chapter 49, Of the laws OF 1852 or 10 any
other application the Justice holding the Court OF
oyer and Termner. The same application was made 10
Judge Donohue yesterday by Charles W. Brooke, VINO
presented the petition Of the Sammises aud urged that
1T was the duty Court TO alter the venue He pre-
sented opinion OF Judge Gilbert to Judge Donohue
and his points WERE rst that the act OF 1859 did not
supersede the power of the Supreme Court under the
previous condition Of the law but that the supreme
Court still held its Jurisdiction; tnat matter of fact
there were no aches nasmuch the defendants were
only called upon plead at this term, and the motion
would have been an improper before the issue Joined
upon the indctments that the question Of laches was
not question for the Court to determine the sole ques-
ton being to whether sufficient material facts we're
shown in the moving papers to indicate 70 sae CSSfs CS
not have a fair and impartial trial in Suffolk County.
Gen. Barlow, representing the Attorney General,
argued that proper form OF procedure wa motion
under the statute of 1859 10 the local Oy ana lerme
for "a change venue, and that until that was ex
hallsed the present motion improper. Judge Don
ohue late in the afternoon decided follows:
In this defendants Headed April Of this year at The pres
en term people desire put the defendants
position showing ache ney should nave gotten the plea earlier
Ceraorar granted. =, -,
Upon the return OF these wrs cause is to be shown
uoa proofs submitted to the General Term OF the Sec
ond Judicial District now sitting at Poughkeepse Oh the
facts alleged In the petition upon which proof that
Court is to pass upon the main question huay, Of chang
ing the
New-York tribune., 1874-05-16

IA closed a. Post Once 80 o. samship sails al zp nj
from Pier 10 Of Third st. Hobohen
and Mail sent oy the hse
French direct. Brest ana Hayre, BY oe nanss
Penee a o. Steamship sns at - m ho" "" w.
5OS.h
steamship Cubs elose I" =.
Supp emenry Mail eoJed PostOnce at 2;4O n sk~n'
shlD ssis 81 D m. iron fier No. 3 ~ -
Malls for Aspnws Psnaml and oeutrAl Ameresn po on ~
the steamship Piuans close No Supplementary
Mail sts.Inhi sails ., ~ e. So. ~ sorA River
hl t Kng~n Ssvnn and Csragrns, bv the steamship Atbs
co~ at 2 p steamship at n from Per No. ~ Norm
Mails FOR stt'n. direct bT the ,.anhp Prsn.hn slose al IL NJ
Steamship soils NJ from foot n iourih.' Hohoken
Msils for dreci The SVitbsraBi. eo-
Mails foT ksY Wcd steamship cts o. Austin, close ~
steamship saIsn 0. m, h0m Pier 40. 20 T. r.
hss for Ha and ~ the sieanshn Criltb
clos At steamship sails 3 from Pef No IAN r.
hsils SesfoIn1sni PotOh
at u .. via HsisL
Mai for iiifIK. v Post Ohes evsry
t,y q, y. m. and goes Boston.
SUNDAY. NAV IL.
Al Mails close at 10 O'Clock The tYtOhoe s Sos
" To a
New-York tribune., 1874-05-16

SAILED.
Steamship Corntb for Hay ship Ves.us, for BRISTOL brig
for 81 johns, n. r.
HINu-SansI moderate, e. raining
MEMORANDA.
TIE bark Alnone from Baltimore for Havana before reported
wrecked on Islands cargo l3S coal l2l empty
200 shocks Her Owned cuba and insured
New-York.
The Eer Ger) from Bremen which taken 10 NorJo
with damage collision ,npton Roads
repaired, sai sail on MAY 49, for savannah
DOMESTIC PORTS.
May l5-Ariye steamships Ssrton otn.
Philadelphia Rescue rom Sierra Leone hr Island Gem from
Trinidad
MONROE M,y l5Ariye bark marpps Antwerp.
PoRr ROYAL, C., May l5-SAei steamship Memphis, iof
Liverpool.
NEsORLsAss. May l5Cleare steamship Bmiy B. sopier br
iork bars Emenhorsi Tor Hsvre Mara Anger for Rot
Helene
YsIoo and Wilmington ships GoResve Strickland and Sanqaaa
GALvrsroy May l5Cleaed steamship San Jsso for Lepoo
bark IeXa., for Liverpool
FOREIGN PORTS.
QrEBysrovN NAV 15.1te Cunsr Line steamship. Scotia Lor
from May 6 Tor Liverpool arrived here at III to-day
Marathon, from Boston NAV g. for Liverpool
10 to-day The White Line steamship oesame sc for
New.York at 1870 .. to-day
May l5The steamship Goethe Of the Eagle Line, sS
here al ?. IN. YESTERDAY. direct for SeE-lork.
May l3Ihe Pac6c Mail Steamship 'Omplns steam
Rn8 sailed hence for SeviorA lth ADD to
Arizona VI the same line. sailed from Panama for san Pr.S'
cisco the Eth
iFor La,est Ship Ners see Serenh PdJel
New-York tribune., 1874-05-16
DECIsiONB-MAY l5.


Common Plsas-Special 7e..m-By Judge DAY.
Miller agI Mler-DeeEee for Neen sgt Waren-n
uon denied lSse DAVIS as Dude Duer 6oo Loi'%,r ~.
Motion .nef without costa Green ag 1feel'-p"
granted - r.. .w ,,;.l IN
NJ ,;se o.v-Flsher agt JghtsOne-Mo'on of nc" "A VI
the rrouud Of nexy discovered evidence Denied -
Superior Cort-Spee'al lerMTn nI,sss ON denure wa
T 10 defendants terms Creseen. iron NomPy ~
nse , II Notou deuied agt Harrison Harris ast nc
isn q, .-Moous granted Horey .gt Rubber Ip ren oom
Esbonsy AIT Belmont et aL-Oder granted.
Su,reme Court -Chambers-By Judge Donohue -
Cr,-Decree OF granted TO PLAINTIFF Mutual Life
,y,res Compsny ag, Salem Montgomery agt Montsoner.-
Gnutsd yeyIsuss ast Hory ct sL-Orier graned