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Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-12-26

hlaynim sidle frmy Zalezitost Arkan-
sasska Jest co do vysetfoyjni. iez ylozeno
bylo ma zylastni kom;si, yyHzena. Poland
a Ward u IlIinoisu) budou hlasoyati pro
yladu Brooksovu (piedeslou). ostatni de-
move pax doporuci kongressu nyntisi Via
du. &.
Neyy. York, 20. pros Ieden veIko
obchod striznGm zbozi. Inaiici sklad svd
V hofeisi east meSta, prasknu. - PH 10
pani zclcznicniho tunellu Bergen. Nj
prisli ctyri dtlnici Hvot
= Zlato prodavano ma barsc "a lil-
IL kriil kalakaua, kterJ emdnes odpal-
dne Z Washingtonu pfibyl. ma nadrazi ~
vitan byl havaskJm kon,ulela a deputa-
ci mc7tskeho udstupitestya Pfed-eda
deputace krlle srdecne vital inabidml
mn pohostinstyi m6sta. krd ntl<olika
slovy Sc podeboval "a prokazanou mu
zdvofilost. Y NovGm lorlu (y mt9ttl
ocekavala krale iizlni milicc ktera III DIP
hotelu ieho provodila. Ide pouiraviIi
krdle mayor Vance nekolik vynikaiirich
obcaud. Kapela scdm6ho plui.u miiice
hrala pfi tom.
Noyy Orleans, -. pro-. Demo
kratitti "a konseryatiyni tIenoea kmnise
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Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-12-26
M syatk.y
Ma syatky
pro DOMkCNOST.

Vysivana prosttradla na piana,
Vysivane ubrnsy,
Bile lnene ubrusy ubronsky,
Barcvn6 lnen6 ubrusy nbrousky,
Velmi je,nne bile kalifonske pokry'ky'
Nakolcnili pokryvky q konske honnt.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-12-26

yychazi kazdi drert, etsrtek sobotu.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-12-26

hlaynim sidle firmy. = Zalezitost Arkan-
sasska lest co do vysetfoyini, iez vlozeno
bylo ma zylastni komisi, yyrizena. Poland
a Ward II Illinoisu) budou hlasoyati pro
yladu Brooksovu picdeSlou). ostatni eIe-
move pax doporucj kongressu nyntisi Via
du
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-09-23
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HUE RENIF D.ES
NEW RE-,
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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-09-23

,iiJ.t.s for Officer N. honor. trust, % pfoEt IN
this state with intent to nnuence Inc person
IL whom surb bribe IL gISsr Or "neTeh % ~
more favors ole 10 TIE candidate thsn ah'"Ee'.
shall bt guilty II felony, punishable tS " hh''
M, exceeding five thousand dollars or ten years
imprisont,.snt III the State lrisoH. or h"'h IN I"
fine snG IIuprIsopIDcBt-
Sc 81. Every person. who. being rat.'!i-
dat. a, ,ny election, .f.Ts or sGre,s I" hpi'~iE:
or procure TN. appointment; o: any particular
p.rss,n :o .hrr. p'sItl"n. IT employment ss IN
iudut- IN. II or "ursIsis ra'i"n !" any person :"
vote for .ir pro, urc. aid in procuring IN.
election of such candidate. or p'fs''H n'' ''h'
y candidate whr communicates any ni.f iiiade
in yiolntj,r of thiS ana the Preceding s+'ti"f,
To- any prison with iutent {. induce him I" ,"t"
for s.r to pruCur. ct sid IN procuring me 'isr-
tior q. the candida. shall b. deen'd guilty %
f-i.,.iy punishable 10y irpris' nien' mt .Nrt"'-
ing nv. wears or I'm, ne; exceeding i've :hNs
AM, ,loiIars rr bv both ku,h me ami iMpri.'on-
mrnt.
SEc 81 No pere. shai! eli. give a"s, ~
furnish or cause IL b- sold. .,i.' n a"s> ~ frt
,;sI.,i. either sor or without pay. within Ih's
STATE. or any tsy urion which aEy = ri ct
:icu 1. held Iar within IL" limits II any cr'hh-
- OF ely On sny day npon which any special az
4, unIripai election II he'd th'frL- a4it -ii-'
ops maxi; or fern. n!sd liquors ar wines: sild
snv ore 81 doing shall he deemed emily rf
mis,i.IntsRor. aud upon rsnNlrflon tfr'"
ball ~ EG.,t in aES sum 1ri hes ina. "'"
hJ.ls.ir. {, .Ivr ,.rnr. than "n- thousand '"i1srs
I,v .;Ir-s.r.In. III j., til. County jail not i-s-
yl.yx .r.,s nor mere than s'x ui"n'is y ny h''h
siist TN. aEd fInprisNnr'nt Ill tn 'is, ie-ioi I"
tb,t'vt;., srI !: >hsil h, II. ..uty If Judges a.
he is-ri,. ct...It- II the several Jud''tsi DIS
t-c:s i'll ;hi- State. to specially CIV Tins t"t II
.larI 10 every GRAND jury inlaf.' l-'. IL tt' VI
respective Districts
L. Nt.r.ss Wuer.ut- | i.sNt.
.S&|- n.r,.iuIo -: :, hard sr.ti 'a'isss
sI3S0Ss The ,:r.st 49,: Il IL. >tsTe ii Ne
-S4 AH- xa,, To- u. - ,sa- n0as III
SAM BE. Carson C:ty. Il = li;n drs g..
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t.,,,T,--r -. tut state 4: Ntt2.sa-
4, The G.,y,-LUr-
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SECRETARY 20 stat
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uNicE REPUBLICAN, STATE CEN
TRIAL CCk.h.l1lEE.
Rs MttTIzG a. rRE UNION

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IL Public IustruCt!Cu stat. NJ nag r+it'.ist t!tFf
~ n Supr.I LII. Court. state HriL.''T AID state
.prrxI COMMITTEE and IL! tho irsLsaSfIou OF
.r,h ether tnsipass - sIGli r:oItri! '"Lie Sc
tore II = Convention.
P.sa.,rj. Tha; each COUNTY l., entlttu :" che
s.l.est, ut larrr. On. Ter each lt0 vet. al" rl'
~ f,:,t!un ever 20 vote CO.. for u,
H.,,.ee II side .S.sl k!'ct.r. - the general .l.c
t.on of i>,. ,
E,su!scd. That thu ''sIiu be ''sHires' al az
I..,sls at III. primary elections II the psf's
,bsIb-: Tir>t-Ar. you = 'itiz'H "f the HI
- s..te. AZ. STAT, %, NuvaCs. - Will you tie S
lawful voter ST tL~ ensuing rl,cIl"n: sr'oiG--
III ycu sun oi: III. II. ns.s Al tit l' pun
can STATE AID e. uu-y t,-i\tL'--l Il . me lie II
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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-09-23
VIRGINIA & TRUCKER R. R.
9@E e
nN AND AFTER FEBRCARY LIT.
THROUGH PASSENGER TRAINS
WILL LEAVE

~ ri No. sUUL-stinR with fssi-ri trd ~es'en
tospd Fskacug<r Trains Of tie & =. u h
New-York tribune., 1874-05-06
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCk

pORT OP EBw-YORK. RK.......................MAr o.
CLEARED.
sm.,0 Cornwall. Or, western Bristol B. B. Sorgsn' Sons
m. Scotia O.. Lot bIyo. ITo.p2S J.ss GS, Z w.@. uo
Steamship s,san:nD coia%s"s Clyde e Co
sa@:sD EI.s R S5 1s o Go Steamship
steamship K,a Richards, pAl.depAis Jane; Hand a
sss%,SS SeSans MSI has g9 Boston bnoe
Rs ss5ass Re- as: k R1n F s'sS
Bari 4G;'I,S Tor E s,1 nca Sssu ca o. Fa%ou
IeoDOu. Bauer u,t Lueore Falmouth. slOco
BARI Pcpplna Uta), ps.uro Bristol Lawrence Giles Co.
Bns GcaSd Sorj Lysndsn amo sweden Punch Edye Co.
Bris W. LORD t) vernon Johns p r.. HatOn, Watson
Brig Annie D,p Brown Mr,nh% and market wals MGse''
shr samuel WOOD Wood GOyepCTs sgeGr w,
ss9 sss fiSes e. Sss os hs os esp'aaS ssists sis
P:1s a r.@;g Z; SS1Tss ;ss nsS1s s s4,: R9 Co.
seSr Eagle COBB, Por, Johnson $. C. Loud & Co
schr Lewis Hop.lH; PJcvn,sts"9 st. Iosn saS avery
Soht j. s. MouIon Crowley, NewburypOrt Chss L. Snow
ARRIVED. :,
oeeensOwI 2i With md and pas, John g. p,o :. sooh.
GI x T. m sd Gs S,a 10 S os SS% CO. AP To- va
Bark PsOIns gtal Pous,s hverOool 90 ey. With mdse
Bsrs ss Msiea Matte Aat coSss SeTes days. With rnd'
Bs Bs RSs; aGSs New A5t H.s, Is days
sehr yrdea Bdgs, wilmington N G., days with naval
sSr g. Valentine. Potter Jacksonville DAYS With lu@ber
sehr Bella RUSSELL Smith Jseks ,nSlle days with anber3
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Bo,roy NAV 5-Arriycd a lett. from St Vincent
Dneo from Asphoiel Weehawken sch j. Spen'
Ger from Ponce p. r. Jas A. Brown from Cenflegos.
FoRTREss oPassod steamship HISTORIAN, from
Liverpool for Norfolk.
FOREIGN PORTS.
OuyRSsrowy Line steamship China Gill from
Hey-York Apn 26 arrived here at cock this after
noon aud proceeded The Allan Line steamship PoGessn BEown
IRON Portnd April 25 for Liverpool, arrived here to-day
HAVANA Nay 5.The steamship Crescent City arrived here from
Eew-York this morning. =,
KyasTos Jam. May 4-The Pacific Mail Companys steamship
Chsuncey arrived here NewYork the evening OF MAY
and sailed daylight Aspnwal The Arizona arrive
Panama Francisco Nsy The Acapulco sailed from Aspin
wall for Nay s. and will be due there May H.
DISASTER.
HAyAy 57h scr EDDY Way, from Boston Tor santiago de
Cnba was wrecked the 20th ult The were saved
tIor --latest snap SeloS FiTta PGGe.l
New-York tribune., 1874-05-06
A SEQUEL TO THE sTINER FIRE TRAGEDY

Applications were made yesterday to Surr0-
gate HGtchings for letters OF administration the
estate Of Deborah stner the daughter OF Jacob stiner
aud of victims OF the burning OF the family
dence. Her sister Florence and haf-brother Philip
make application The father left life Interest In
his estate-which amounted TO about s12ooOO-to his
Wife, and upon her death 1t TO be divided equally
among his children by his first wife Deborah, Florence,
and Joseph The question TO be decided is whether
Deborah her mother died frat. II Deborah died hrs
she would not have acquired any title 70 the property
and the estate would have been properly divided be-
tween Florence and Joseph. As Joseph Is a minor
Florence would III that be entitled 10 letters OF
administration II the mother had died 1rst Deborah
would become in law the pOssessor OF her share of
the estate and III the absence OF any WILL her share
would have 20 DO divided among all the surviving heirs
including her half brOthers and sisters Under such cir
cumstances Philip stiner the oldest OF such heirs,
would have the legal right 10 the administration Jo-
seph and Florence examined yesterday but their
testimony had very Htte bearing the question at
ISSUE being chiefly confined TO narration OF their own
escapes the burning house. Tue eXaulnston Will
10 continued, probably, to-day.
New-York tribune., 1874-05-06
DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN MAILS.
WEDNESDAY MAY @.


Mails Bope via QeenstoWn and Liverpool per the eamshir
close m. No Supplementary Mail Steamship
$50 m. from Cuuari Dock. jersey City.
Swiss ard Danish Mail Bremen BY the steamship
Graf Bismarck mA close IL NJ Supplementary Mail
PosOfee at 5 p otosmshp sails az from Pier foot
Of Tbristp Hoboken.
rIIURsDAf MAY 7.
Mails for Europe PVmonh Cheboug and Hamburg bv steamship
Thur 80 IN. suppleer
Posi-oe ll5 Steamship sails from foot
Thifd-st I0boEen
Mn Havana direct the steamship Ctr Of Havaps close
IN. Supplementary Mail closed S he PostOiee Z:i0
D. Steamship sails At 3 D. from Pier No n. X
Mails Bermuda bV the steamship Metropolis. close 10
FRIDAY. MAY d
hss Newfoundland close the Ner Iorr PoOhee
u D. H., HAniaI.
Halifax n s. closed the New.York Post nee eJery
isJ at q IN. and goes Boston
SATURDAY. MAY o.
Por British Mall only, via Queensovn and Liverpool
by tbe steamship Celtic. close at
closed the PosiOhes at $3.50 Steamship sails IL
from White star Doct, Pavonia FerrV, lefseY Civ
KaoDe Solihan and Bremen steamship
geekar IL NJ supplementary
Onte 1902 Steamship sAs at Third
st. Hoboken
Direct German and Prlsssn closed Mall this line
Mails iof Kingston Jamsea AspnNa Panama. Pa tc and
Central AmercAn pors Tie steamship Coon close 10
N. Supplementary Mail IL closed Post0mce IL a.
steam,hip sais At IL NJ, from Pier No AZ N. X
Mails for sen direct by the steamship hnRon close IL NJ
Steamship sails from Pier foot Of Fourth st. Hoboken
Mails for Hart, etc. bT the Veksbug close -
MAs or Wea by the steamship Clyde
ship saih al '. m. ho.s per No. 70 x
New-York tribune., 1874-05-06
DECISl0N5-MAY s.

Supreme C0urt-Chdmbes-By Judge Lawrence.-
oendorr Bang the Metropolitan Savings Bank sg soaepp
al Csrdwe Mccormick German Uptown seviag. BANK
Nsldhemer wsddel Ksr Aoeai u Respectable aged
males sg Ding and Cute AgL Enerch; Zsez Van
tanning sgt bonneville In the matter &C.
Mhopa deposit National BsBk crxs, Barber
ast Amn ochsab agi knes Harmon Van scke q mouOn
As wynan agt BylSnt; Storey Bradley; Miller
ri.bonaoiet ps ssh Topping Beer sgi Center, H sgt
agt Sewer Delshed sgt Jopba Anirss a Deue; BaEer
Enngi ohf T jacobs Bates Bush; Acker ag MeKinley
or'Eesf G ss A. Gus GfS e, al apP st b.dwu So1 Pan
mani Calhoun ae Bro9soa hetger Euanu Peck All
Rogers ag center Chain sgi, Kammere-Grsnted We'll agt
NngeHi Martin AT walker Beach Meye, BroUp AT Van
WyehMerandums pOde at MJe-orisr Of Reference yrapd
Mccabe agt The Mayor, kc-Memorandum
Reid sg same-Moton denied With eisj Topping
az Topping. g.--keieience ordered '-' ''f'-'
BY judge B4nettRgbe st cru,,endea Mmorsnsn n, .0u,
sell Cuyier Drake, kc-Order settled Spence .s4 ~ g.
Motion grantei With sl0 costs -" "'iS"
BY Jslse Donohoe-smpson act Tho Unoh PAse Railroad CO.
Opinion. Hutton sgL Brennan-MOon
Amgs-Orier o. reference granted Ropes Cospnt.i IT,.
Motion denied .ce Inem Bostman Helmbo-Msion a.aal
In the matter, &c, Smith Of al-Grsnoi
Superior CoHrt-Spscial 1am by Judge Van
New-York tribune., 1874-05-06
CIVIL NOTES.

In the United States District Court tot day, two
cases of glassware. imported III the ship Nevada ana
two cases imported in the ship Wyoming were con
demned by default, no claimants appearing.
Mr.. Jarvis, Clerk of the Court Of Common
Pleas has 1t tho request of Judge Aker, assigned Mr.
Boese OF that c5ur perform he duties OF clerk Of
part ". Marine Court, In addition to his other duties
In the United States Circuit Court to-day,
ex-Attorney e eneral Cha1eld viii reply to Mr. OCon
ors argument for the bill in equity 10 restrain Geo.
Washington Bowen from bringing any moro suls 10
eject the Cnases from the Jumel estate.
In the United States District Court yester-
day. in the collision cases Of the NewYork and Brooklyn
Ferry Company agt. The SIeamtug Union. and J. A.
Davenport and f. VI Mlard agt. The Ferry boat supe-
rior adge Blatchiord ordered reference To Couins
sioner to ascertain damages and apportonment'.
Judge Lawrence, in the Supreme Court,
Chambers, held yesterday that the statute forbdding
the carrying concealed weapons did apply to ps
tolls and discharged Gen Hewitt Howard, merchant
OF Baltimore who on last Friday fell into the hands OF
the goth Precinct Police and was committed 10 the
Tombs that charge. lie WAS brought into the Court
Yesterday on a writ OF habcas corpus sued olt by Wm
+. Howe.
The decision of Surrogate Hutchings in the
matter Of the contested will of Nora Julia Burke was
given yesterday. Miss Burke died at the house OF her
cousin Andrew Maloney, having about soyeu weeks
previous to her DEATH made Will leaving the larger
part of her property about $500 TO him. Her brother
Dennis Burke and sstor Anne Eagan. were dissatisfied
and contested the Will the ground OF undue influence
particularly by Maoney, and Insanity. Surrogate
tain either ground and admitted the Will to probate.
The taking of proof in support of the traverse
to the returns made by President Gardner and Capt
Williams the habeas corpus taken out In the Of
the young girl Teresa Clifton forcibyremoved by Capt
Williams from the custody Of her guardian, aud pres
ent in charge OF the matr0n at headquarters, con
tnued yesterday Mrs. Talbot. who resided with the
child aud her guardian at No. Is Firstst, WAS cross
examined by Commissioner Davenport, Counsel Pre-
sident Gardner and Capt Williams. The examination
was then adjourned until to-day.
n
officers assigned by the Sheriff TO duty In the Court Of
oyer and Terminer from September, s7O the Decem-
Der following. applied for a mandamus some weeks ago
to compel County Auditor Earle to audit the bills which
had been already approved by the former auditor Mr.
Watson. The order was granted yesterday by Judge
Joseph f. DAILY IN the Court Of Common Pleas, on u
motion for mandamus directing Controller Green to
countersign Mr Irles certificate. The Judge su
that there might be some diihculty about the now
statute making County debts Corporation debts and on
the application of the Corporation Counsel the matter
was held over.
New-York tribune., 1874-05-06
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

Mr.. DUNNELL Rep Minn.), from the Com
mittee on Public Lands, reported bl providing that In
the adjustment OF all railroad land grants II any OF the
lands granted be found in the possession of actual
settler whose entry fling has been allowed under
presnption or homestead laws subsequent 10 the time
when the right of the railroad company declared to
have attached such lands the Company shall be
titled TO select equal quantity OF other lands In lieu
thereof from any the public lands within the limits
OF the grant TO which the Company shall receive title
the same as though originally granted. The bill was
passed without discussion.
Mr.. FOS ER tbep., Ohiol offered resolution instruct
ing the Joint Committee the Affairs OF the District of
r1lunba TO inquire whether any officers employees of
,he limited ates or OF the District Government have
Leeu EN- Mployed n any conspiracy TO defeat hinder
tie aud particularly to inquire into the
ccumstauces connected with the late robbery OF the
safe m tine o-e Of the United States District Attorney
The resolution was adopted. ,- .
White fle point OF order was being discussed Mr..
POLAND withdrew the bHi.
THE CENTENNIAL Bill.
The House then went into Committee OF the Whole,
Mr HAsKINs (ep, N. " in the chair, Oh the Cenen-
oil Gin apprOpriating s3,Ooo,Ooo
iMr KELLEY Qlep Penu.l opened the debate speak
nr OF the celebration matter TO which the honor OF
the nation had committed by both the Legislative
and Executive departments Of the Government He
NJ Hod IN 90 speaking OF II By the remarks Of tue gem
uemau from Maine Mr Hale, who had adDoDished the
House that $40 OOO00 would De claimed. The sum was
small beu tested what Pennsylvania and her people
pared with what France had applied TO either OF the
International Exhibitions or Engiano 70 eitner oi
and inuitsy small compared 10 the expenditure
IL Tie Austrian Government Ia support VI inc Nielha
New-York tribune., 1874-05-06
CRIMINAL NOTES.

In the United States Circuit Court Yesterday.
in the matter OF John Conway who charged forging the
Of Rose Co Of Baltimore 10 order yage Bafon r.d
to esnt removal The Judge holds that m , nb
a warrant be as specific as an indictment
At the Yorkville Police Court Yesterday two
thieves Prank Joseph Duryes we're he'd h ,ee
smith 70 answer charge Of stea log property 70 the S om
GOdwn Of No l47 Bsst TseRyghthst
a. fagsf Of No S LeKRgoEe The property vas found in the
possession Of the thieves
John Thompson broke into the ship chandler's
No. 80 South Monday night aud M M Rms h
cheees quantity Of lampwek all OF the yaue $40
which preparing TO decamD When OeT QlnB And
Justice Wande at the Tombs Police Cog
mied lin for ;nal la default Of ~ 900 bail
New-York tribune., 1874-05-06

AUCTION SALES OF NEw-YORK REAL ESTATE.
BIZ Adrian II. Muller d SON.
of SIGrn 1y" ,lCS isS S5's 1a MarT % 300
story c'ss aos MA Maze S' SVin %am. Sae G5OO
.y SfSES sSss oIs a a5.o Geo MeCulom 900
BIZ Joseph McGttTe
buildings thereon north side f4tt-st 20 II west
%e s1tatos aato',t ANU @
sSe S "5 .,fol2 2s MesiapTus 6OOO
New-York tribune., 1874-05-06
NOMINATIONS BY THE PRESIDENT.
WASHINGTON, May 5.-The President sent

the following nominations to the Senate to-day:
Frederick Morley Register Of the Land 0nce at Detroit Mich
George Louut Receiver Of Pubc Moneys at Prescott
Thomas A. Henry to be Collector OF Customs al Pamico, o.
PoStn1Slers-Wham q. Williams WaeOwD n "; Thomas A.
s o. tDeJmiuster Mass Miss Celes L. Edwards al
Wiz. joseph wheelOck MiDn; Ives Independ
David A. CbeveT, DEM Col.
NdpdtAsisn. Psyuhster stephen
PaynAster Assistant Engineer James q. to be
Eugueer and C. j. suIyeon,
Secondeu Wm MeDonai r, be Lieutenant or The
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New-York tribune., 1874-05-06

TTHE GREAT SALE of the ESTATE of the
late VALENTINE MOTT will be completed THURSDAY.
Exchange No. III Broadway,
NeYor direction Of he undeEgued and Of ANTHONY
BLEECKER, Auctio7eeL
closing win embrace so Of the most desirable lots on the
properly including the whos front Of hnetyrhst and the large lots
Riverside Drive and Park And also the whole OF the valuable
paterront BROOKLYN property Of Absnyays and
MoptgomeryL, forming the northeast corner thereof
HENRY A. MOTT. Erecutors snd
JOHN CHETWO0DS Referees
JAMES McQUADE Reerees
New-York tribune., 1874-05-06
nIyIATURR Almanac

Sun dses..... 4:52 sun sets 7ol Moon nses'"ho'"
DAr-A ,oo
s,tv Hook 90 gov Hell Gate Ferry liOZ
rBv DAY - oo
Sandy Hook Gov. lssnd OOO ieu Uam fefrt' A'0
New-York tribune., 1874-05-06

yortusls.osh ~ Ghmn-Moton denied Csnebe sst dsf
a, J,dss Carta -Msrs.sss ar Coulter mpsdsd a-order
New-York tribune., 1874-05-06
pASsENGERS ARRIVED.

PROM nRRuES-E. ,soss.p Grv Bbmaret, NAY D. mara
Bfe .dwig Eis Chsanne Michel Anna Eheoaea ra uo,soa
hsus Adele Norihau Bdvn Brown, Bdwsrd Vo dn aes
Emil vogander. ID. J. Truchssss Won Ps.tI sM.H' s
Samuel Payu VIM Rbgebrceht. Wm Bog''' LOUIS eh"e''
New-York tribune., 1874-05-06
REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRK. Tuesday, May S. 1874.
There were several legal sales at the Ex-
change this morning, but there was but little interest
and the property was purchased by parties in interest
The prices realized do not indicate the market value