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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-04-30

GENTLEMEN'S FINE DRESS BOOTS
49, AND SHOES.
A large stock of new styles, very handsome
of the best quality, and at low prices,
At WADDEY'S, IA King street.
The New York herald., 1874-12-21

CLElGHs, CARRIAGES SLEIGH BELLS, EVERY
- description, new and second hand popular prices;
pony Sleigh Gutter.
80 MANUFACTUKERs UNION. sA Broadway.
The New York herald., 1874-12-21
DIRECTORY Fer ADVERTISERS.

AMUsEMENTs-sscosp PAcE-Firs second and third
AsTRoLoSY-sxvryrn PAcrnsixth column.
BoAR6ERs wXSfED-sIvEsTH PAcE-Fourth and nnh
BoASp sH'uiasfi AND LODGING wASTED-srvEsrH PAGE
BRodKnYS F9a s9luRRRA REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-srvusru
pus,eEss r1ssydfPFeo PFeossSTEuHHIPlilEs-S,s,n PAGE
BUsNEssI NoIiVEsFsTs FpR rAssEss,1tn column.
CLERKS AND sALEsMEN-srvrsrH PAcs-second and
1sD
coAsTWisE sTEAMsHIPs-F,Rsr pAer-F,nA and
S.cgrssd
b&EESISS HegsEs i LE$ FtSsi.MrD AND us
EUROPEAN sIEAasHifsaFrss1 PssE0Fih isIts' Column
eoamn Soam
ySisEsNTsssaa FINE aRHssaecaD PACE fsa1-rinn column
E1R s1ons 1s
-, sEyEsra PAcE-Foarcs column
1um
HELP Observation-Disclosures PAcE-rhira col.
HORSES, CARRIAGES, &c.-F1Rsr PAcE-second thiro
HoTSEs sSSss &C WssSTSr,u sagpn PAGE.
sI r.s.aFou1h Column
L6AF column
MARBLE GANTKLs-sScosp PAcF~Fourth column.
MEDICAL-SECoND PAGE-Third column.
AILLINERYAND DRESSMAKING-FrRsr PAGH-Fourth
scEILASEous ADvERTIsEmENrs-rrsrH PAGE
sss.sh column Column
PERSQNAL-FIRsT PAGE-First column
PIANOFORTES ORGANS, &C.-SEcoND PAGE-Fourth
PRoFEssioNAL SITUATIONS wANTRD-FEMALEs-
otT OF SALE OR 70
ZEAL
and fourth columns
REAL ESTATE WANTED-SEvENrH PAGE-Fourth col
REwARDS-FIRsr PAGx-First column.
SALES AT AUCTION-SRvEHrH PAGE-Fifth and Sixth
SITUATIONS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE
First and second columns
SITUATIONS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE-Sec.
SPECIAL NOTiCFs-FIRsr PAGx-Frst and second
sPoRTING-DoGs BIRDS, kc.-F,asr PAcE-second
THE TRADES-sEvRvrn PAaE-Thlrd column
THE TURF-FIRsr PAGE-Second column.
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPosEs-sEvSNrH PAGE,
TRAVELLERS GUIDE-F1Rsr pAoy-sixth column.
ukFUkNlSHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
SEVENTH PAcE-F0urth column.
WANTED TO PURCHASR-FIRsT PAGE-Fourth col.
.wATGHEs, JEwELRy, 4c..-sEcosD PAeE-Fifsh col,
WINTER REsoRTs-sRvRNrn pAcE-Fifth column.
The New York herald., 1874-12-21
CLEIGHs, sLEIGHs. 5000 sLEIGHS

| SEvERAL SPEEDY YOUNG GREEN HORSES PoR
~ sale low:-Cal on or address BARKER SON, cor
ner Of broadway and Thrtynnth street Prices TO nit
The New York herald., 1874-12-21
A TTkACTIvE SALE, BY PUBLIC AUCTION, OF 4
"A EXTRA STYLISH, HIGH BRED, BLOODED
HORSES, HARDY. RUGGED. WELL ACCLIMATED.

Is very stylish dark bay Geldlng, 15H high years
old horse in the city out style him In harness
under saddle; ne is threequarter Kentucky thorough
bred, sired by Abdalah: Is game, resolue gay
be driven ridden by the most md well worthy the
@ nM,v rnah nr s~dS,o rosd harse
he is free and extra fast trotter; sadder he has
no superiors; he is warranted sound and kind. 81
Also \ high bred coupe match Horse; 10 IL high,
years old well broken to double and single harness is
handsome stylish and gay. full description Of him
time Of sale.
comb Stilling's double single Harness. Blankets,
Robes, Saddles. Bells, Whips 60 sale positive:
JOHN d. HAMLIN. Auctioneer.
The New York herald., 1874-12-21

GUNARD LINE-B AND ~ a. R. N. s. P. co.
With view of diminishing the chances Of collision
sea sons Of the yeAf ----- - -,
ON the outward passage from Queenstown to New York
or Boston, crossing the meridian 20 At D latitude
nothing to the north OF 49,
On the homeward passage, crossing the meridian OF 80
at AZ latitude, nothing To the north Of ~
From NEW YORK for LIVERPOOL and QUEENSTOWN.
java. Dec. 50 AIGEkA. =. We'd. jan IS
Steamers marked do not carry seerage passengers.
Cabin passage. $50, 500, Slso gold. according to
commodaton. Return tickets on favorable terms
Steerage tickets and all OF Europe at low
est Freight and cabin Office 30 Bowling Green
Steerage Office Ill Broadway Trinity Buildng).-
CHARLES g. FRANCKLYN. Agent
The New York herald., 1874-12-21
WANTED TO PURCHASE.

my LADY OWNING HUDSON BAY SABLE FUR
"A Cape with long tabs In perfect order, and wishing
sci! reasonable may hear of cash customer
by addressing CASH, Herald Uotown Branch odicc,
The New York herald., 1874-12-21
HORSES. CARRIAGES. &C.

ONE FINB sIx.sEAT COUPE RoCKAwAY. BY
" Adams; one light Coach, one Barouche, one Clar-
ence. one nne Coupe, Pole and Shafts; top and open
pony Phseton o0 second hand Carriages Of all styles
~ top and open Road Wagons by the best city makers
Harness, Blankets, Robes, Ac
The New York herald., 1874-12-21
SPECIAL NOTICES.

A SODA WATER. MINERAL WATERS GINGER
IA. Ale, sparkling Vines manufacture of complete
outfits Of Apparatus ana Materials with pi instruc
pensng; exclusive Rights In desirable territory Cata
logues free. JOHN MATTHEWS, First avenue Twenty.
sixth and Twenty seventh streets, New York.
The New York herald., 1874-12-21
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

L,ALL RIVER LINE. 70 BOSTON, VIA NEWPORT
= and Fall River.The steamers NEWPORT and Old
daily Sundays exceptcd) at I P. NJ Through tckets
sold at ali principal hotels in the city.
The New York herald., 1874-12-21

CrONINGTON LIMB FOR BOSTON AND PRovu-
= cence. .-steamers NARR AGASSETT every TUESDAY.
day, Wednesday and Friday from pier IS North River
foot OF Jay street, atfP N.
The New York herald., 1874-12-21

-I,NMAN LINE-SOUTHERLY COURSE
Royal Nah steamers arg to sail as feows.-
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CITY CITY 0P NEW Y0RK..... Tuesday Dec q, at2 ?.
CITY OF LONDON. Saurday, Dec. 26, al A. NJ
CITY OF MONTREAL. Saturday jan 2 1875 at p n
CITY OK ANTW ERP Saturday Jan. g. 1873, at I A. NJ
: Cabin E passage. S5o. ssQ and III gold, ~.
SEER Sesrase 70 and from mall all P6mts g. reeced rates.
Steerage Offices, SO Broadway and pier 45 North River
JOHN g. DALE Agent.
The New York herald., 1874-12-21

(yREAT WESTERN ,,sp,1 rr
NEW YORK TO BRISTOL tENGLAND DIRECT.
fhe steamers Of this line will sail from pier Is East
River as follOws:-
CORNWALL, Captain Stamper. Tuesday, Dec. %
GREAT WESTERN, Captain Windnam. dsday, Jan. 70
Cabin passage. $40; intermediate, Sl5; steerage, x
currency excursion tickets $l3l
Apply to the agent " South street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-12-09
DECIsiONs-DEc. 8.

Supreme Cowt-Specidt Term-By Judge Van
Donohue.Bell sgt BagesOrder confirming report OF
Chdmbs-By Judge Davis-Levy agt Van OenGIaned Wei
Chdeer Russell No.
No 2-Same Sdnbere at
Goodstein-Orer granted Rice agt IVon brewing
Co-Gntei Roberts Bishop, Down Rogers DeVhn R
Deyn Nadebor Marshall Union Trust Co gt Courney yum
The Mayor. &c. Fagg sgt Scott Phenr Nat bsn Hr
Equitable I ASS HoweOrders granted LaDsan 81 Al
The Mayor &c-Alowance granted Hodsen agt Muoo-
Referees
Common Pleas-Specidl Term-By Judge Larremore.
McCabe The Mayor &cDemurrr sustained with leave 70
til amend; decision Walsh agt same-sime raves hHl'
same-same Purcell agt ssmesame Cooke agl shme-oae'
Hogan agt ssme.-Same Neiss agt Same-Same.'
Court Of Appeals-ALBANY, Dec. SIN the Court
Of Appeals, Dee 3, 1919 IT,,
Judgments affirmed with costs-Louise H. Parsons aet hen
Tlden Willis John W. Kerr Sheriff, &c Richard
Rowland benjamin A. Hegeman; The Richmond County ua
COMPANY The Town Of Mddetown VIM Lord agl Alfred WI"
Judd men order affirmed eos,s-erman D. Wabdge agt
The Ocean National Bank Of NewYork -,
Judgment affirmed without costs to either party against the "nef
in this c0urt-Rachel HOppock agt John G. Tucker. Jr
Judgment reversed and Judgment for panh with costs win ea 10
the defendants payment OF cost1arret Aes
Matthias II. Lawrence , IL.
granted Catherine Ramp ag henh hap o'het-
wise known Herman knlL
rer affirmed judgment absolute for defendant stipulation
cos-De Witt c. Bates The Cherry Valley sharon anu Al
bany Railroad Company.
james 0Ben Sheriff &C. ag James McCann Unah "boeK SGT
James Hay.
Appeal ccs-George Hoyoke ag Samuel Adams
sg others and the heeny Settlement
Cheese Manufacturing Go.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-12-09

yember arc reported at S173,5O0, and for November
of last year. SlOO,226. showing an increase OF s7S%4
A correspondent sends us as partial reply to the
query of Sphinx" in yesterdays TRIBUNE, the fol-
lowing, and thinks it will in part explain the extra
ordinary cost OF 81 tee! rais:'
The Company's own reports show tnat the Ioiio"i"E
respectively the capital and earnings OF tine con
Germ for the years and s57+SoS5l OF capta I'D
1870 earned net income OF 054920; $s9S9sfN OF cap
ta In 1873 earned net income OF IS 294lA-inereasc
ss2I7,s7O OF capital and s3S9i OF net income or an
increased capital OF sc per cent only produced an IN
creased net income OF $40 per cent. Tie annual In.
terest charge its debt has been increased <292Jo
while the Increased net income II only s339.it4 The
Company had 1870 after the payment Of interest on
s224sO55l of debt and per cent dividend ON 5oNOoo
of stock, a surplus the years business OF only
$4,000.
A dividend of per cent will be paid upon tho
Common and Preferred stock of the New-ToTk and
Harlem Railroad Company by the New YORK Central
and Hudson River Railroad Co. on the "a OF January,
1875 The transfer books will be closed Dec ~, ana
be reopened Jan. 4, 1875.
The Philadelphia stock market Is steady; Penn
sylvania 81, III; Philadelphia and Erie Railroad,
49,: Reading Railroad 54s; Pennsylvania Railroad,
52I: Gold, no..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-12-09
CRIMINAL NOTES.

The December Term Of the United States Circuit
c-o. SIZE Julse Benedict presiding wh begin 70 day al No
& 60. t.ers-L
John lick Of No. G6 Broomc-st. charged with
sy Iay.ug the special he'll yesterday 10
500 10 .y toliin! sOntf Shields.
francis Warren. charged with keeping q policy
held Yesterday desl.. o. 81 900
[. .g Justice Murray at tue TOin5s Police Court
Patrick Jackson arrested on a charge of felOnious
pf- bY Patrick Connolly, examined yes,-rIiv jus
Cogrt BROOKLYN. Jackson stabbed Connolly the bacs.
Of
Benjamin Franklin, Cor keeping policy shop at
nmtteI IN $1,000 bali by Justice Wsudel,
A. Gle T,s-a Ponce Court. McGAnn WIN
.cal a'ch ud chL worth $50 from Theodore " CiawLek
OftJ Is ooAmeI n default Of IL 900 ball
The Grand Jury impaneled during the October
tn ' .e Inte States COAT vescrta7
elts AID discharged: Drn Holland Leipo SeTaVo.
IL Marine bios d. BoCc-et ParcL Cou.Ot,
- Can eca- smuyc cigars into this por John Refs john
& mol o,eratug .gt deV Go1zAles ealo Manufacturing
tes M bout l,.ug tie bond required Gvcmmeuti John ce
4- Jast Cam she'll eoasprAL 10 defild The revenue WI"
lJeut bagkrItcy. CustomLCusc inspector d.
Hsil. last week for passing 10000 cgas know
b .et tie Crescent Cy HON
a4s al,llu .cte
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-12-09
CIVIL NOTES.

Tie December term of the United States
j. .,lc; rocrr, admiralty side, Judge Batchiold pre-
fl..ar. sIc OF tire United States Circuit Court ciy!.
edo, Juc1c S4IpLIan presiding. opened yesterday.
Noli- done. however, ~ either Oi the courts be
JOl-, tac GAZING OF the calendar.
Newman AIOnson was recently adjudcatcd
'a1ir.st the Uu.tel States District Court. Pend
lr The proceedings ia bankruptcy h, arrested BY
~ Sheriff the instance Of LOUIS dc JanEe in suit
20 recover debt Of $3.50 The order of issued
cat OF tie Supreme Court Of the State and W. G. Bus
eey, Ar0u-un counsel claims that the debt in question
prOt.e IN Bankruptcy. and that therefore, under
l.. stale court has no jurisdiction over
r. Upon thai ground bc applied ycst~ridy u judge
g1tctord # the United States Circuit COIrt for Hrt
AJJ-as corpus Tor ArOnsOn. The WITT WIS granted,
O. Wal r'ra-oc to-day, when the question OF Jurs-
C.cuJA lOllIIcI 10 VII be argued.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-12-09
AEAuROAD BOND CASE.

The suit of Philander L. Cable against
Charles 4 Marvin and Marvin Brothers, which has been
u lrIa! Tor two days before Judge Van Brunt and
jury Supreme Court, Circuit, decided yeser
day The action brought % bonds OF the
Toledo. Canada Southern and Detroit Railroad Company
fOI s. each which the plaintiff claimed TO have left
Win Marvin Bros for safe keeping April %, 1873
Marvin Bros failed during the panic OF September, 1879
and tie plaintiff lives IN Rock Island, ILL.,, came on
and Ound his bonds IN the hands OF Charles Marvin.
father OF Marvin Bros. c. r. Marvin claimed to have
the bonds May 49, 1885, in good faith IN the
place 700 Of Western Union stock, which he had
received day before collateral TO $4,000 claimed
10 iaVt been lout 90 Marvin Eros The plaintiff offered
evidence a. show that the chance was made by Marvin
LTY.. themselves, ana that they were acting IL that
rc agents for their fIthcr, and as such were
e. Win notice that the bonds belonged 10 plain
tn .d also claimed that {. L. Marvin was not
lII.,I il good faith.
Oh rle Part Of tho defendants it was insisted that c.
T. u .G,u holder good faith ana that Marvin
Ilc had the u-at L. use the bonds IN thcr business
N..tcf f.r plaintiff. For plaintiff. J. :. Bosworth and
J0Ues s. stevens; fOr defendant, ". H. scott.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-12-09
SALES FROM p O'CLOCK p. VI. 70 CLOSE OF Bus
NESt g O'CLOCK i. ".



The stock market opened this morning at frac-
tonal advance above the closing prices Of last night
and was rapidly moved upward under the leader
ship of Northwest, which sold at ~, from which
point the market gradually settled, with occasional
slight rallies during the afternoon. II Is gen
orally believed that the pool IN Northwest
during the excitement Of the morning sue
ceeded in selling considerable of thi, stock.
At all events it closed at 1. per cent below the high
est and per cent below the opening price. Lake
Shore has been comparatively steady, having iiuc-
tuated only between SOg the opening pTlcc, to 500
s0.. closing at S).. Pacific Mail which was the most
active stock upon the list. opened at 10. advanced
J. to 40.. declined to 39. and finally closed at ioB
The transactions of the day were comparatively
light, the aggregate sales amounting TO only
1900 shares or about two-thlrds the business OF
Yesterday. OF the leading shares there were sold of
Pacific Mail a, 100 NORTHWESTERN, 1880; Lake
Shore, 22qJ0; Western Union, Dl0) Wabash
s.lOO Ohio and Miss. $500; Union Pacific, loo ;
Erie, $3.50; ST. Paul. 1900; and Rock Island, 1000
In regard to Pacific Mail hear that Mr. Fogg the
newly-eectcd director. has accepted tho place and
was present at the Board meeting to-day, at which
Mr.. Rufus Hatch chosen executive officer of the
Board and continued in the position of managing
director The stock market closed steady to weak,
generally at the lowest prices Of the dav Inc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-12-09
A LIQUOR DEALERS COSTLY LEGAL FIGHT

Sg,mund SchWab the liquor dealer con-
" ..1 O. $ nIug without license taken a writ OF
halc1s rpus yesterday before ChefJustice Davis in
s.p-e,ue Court, Chambers. with view to having him
admitted to Da IL accordance with the opinion rem
d,1ad 81 Judge Douohue pending decision by the
Cyct Ct Appeals. After a long argument between
Ns-s,s Hall and McNeOn Oh one side, ana Assistant
D.GrC-AttOrucy Rollins On tie other, Ciei-JuSce Da
VI t.,ll,G to take up the matter saying he was not
eii..ag there a. a Court much Judge a Com
/ ..sloI.I Of the supreme Court; Judge Donohue
Ia FocnuHced on the case, and he would feel
Restrained By TIE opinions Of his brother judge. Be
si'.-. under the special statute. habeas corpus
O. t.t lli properly TeturnaDe before the Judge
1,l. granted ~ DuruE tie day Judt- DJHcuu" was
found, aut De granted al order G&ill bail. 20 that
N.. l- again iy,c man atcr losing good deal
IA.st than his license tCe and -udu IL Gdys ~ Jail.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-12-09
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

WASHINGTON, Dec S-Ihe following is sam
nt DE roe c'gs "a TIE uEiet Suprem Court today
1850 erbgg AT Hartman. End No lOl Selew sgi
faih eal Rom ie tru ut Court ~ Tie Caite1 States l Do
tcs o. eso,aTe argument Of tn cause was coat nucd b
4 s' Of onse or 1cieadaut by ~ +
{. p Ir TO- yautfs error.
~ 't1ns Naviug aud Loan Association Of Cleveland
o as lie N o oifka appe from sa Crc1t of Tho
Jrte stes Tor e De' Of kaufssS0Lm puuel
g-r M ZjtL IL by Ar Alfred for
Ir A. J. WILLIAMS. Ours Tor
j. JtJ-C T.. Arthur T. R.chsi al nII.I t, fle G p
IL 81 The for Southern District Of
Tic heIt ts begun b. M Assistant AtOne,tier
tr a OF coaa,el for plaintiff error and continued Mr. WIN
-, and Siae, Webser counsel for dei,udsas eirJr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-12-09

Brady appellant Robert p Brupdsee, Sheriff ke responden
argued BY Bsinbrge smith Of counsel for appellants and b D.
respondent No. 60osce Fry appellant sgt Emily
Fry respondents argued by Charles Whitehead Tor appellant and
srocQue respondent No 3Anna Mara Csgsn admin
istrsx respondent the Hudson hver
Railroad Company appellant submitted No 2Slln The matter OF
petition Of freeher &C. respondents ag the Commissioners
ghnAy the Csrroon appellants argued
appellants and H. Boe for respond
q,
General Caendr-No. l19ssrsh L. Fitch appellant aet the
Life Insurance Company respondent argument
sumo this and concluded
the Court ADJOURNED until Nedneosy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-12-09
AUCTION SALES OF NEw.yoRK REAL ESTATE.
OFFICIAL TRANSFERS OF REAL EsrAT


Anhouyst Of Jeaersonave. 5O2Il123 de"ss 1880
CheHy st. nsl2i eO hse't' 2"4'il'i A. D. .o 10000
Chnsiiest No B. w'So12''i ".Pape' eiri o, ,nl 1900
J.
81 and 40 81 OIi7 also stnn su au'o
on rear Of No 52e Of Th.mpsonEt, 1Htl9; IblnpsoI
stes46-ll IT oil drsnd''' l'lfol'lo .. '.. 200
10 ID inn
JAmes-t n " col Of CLamhers-t ~ lOI " l4'ipn
20 Alfred Moore to soOe' d. ZOO
lltfs n : No. 97i west 1.-Two .'ie' $4,000
John Walsh - 80, abn.
4S s. 1884 W Of llth-aye, lGSI1i.2 A. r. Jonh- ,oo
10 T. J.Na
property; Peter Vanderbilt to Leite A. wife Of T. 100
Johnson. 49,,
54hst n 4. aO3 fl. wof lOth-avr, 3i9rj2x3o.3 TO or,
Val Buen and Ruth Ann MOL eHS Vi ooo
John }. BGrchel WV
oon $500 ~ n :, a n IA ......... $4,000
ll2ta,st' s. twoI 10 IG@ve Z,U, $500
l13,L-st 226i Of Ave A. 20 lOIlOOlli My' am
l-"snL : T. l7o u i'"'' '0A .....'. $4,000
li 5SoS c,I OF S4y n,o 20 IId Navel 1850
Franklin Nc ~, Monsana z1Nl jG heuoeA ,no
1Osi h W PTovos..... WV
lst'ave. Vs. 1Vo Z" soi o-u'' -f''i'' ..... 10000
3taye " of l0itt, 2JrSO, bold to IL Phelps <''Vo
4'hAye : '4'lI II Oh i-''h''' ooi'oi a. 800
5,beye cor l26hs 90 lxlGO; rnrs Genet by Ma o,
Genet bis attorney TO homas Pearson i''o
CthaVe cor lZo'A'''' ''lli'' N''oD ''" 81 800
Wes.st 397 and upper Of No JJo 81 years per VI
3l-ave No 2O62 'eir, per
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-12-09
We annex closing rates for foreign exchange:

The money market has been quiet and steady to-
day. with to per cent as the marginal range OF
business on call. The commercial paper market IS
as last quoted. The United States Treasurer re-
ceived $4,000 National bank notes and Sl,%jQoOO
called fiye-twentcs for redemption. The following
il the Clearing house statement:
,c exchange, 7s g67 sos God exchanges 597 s35
Currency bll4uces.. 337l ,oO7 God o. lnces. vJG1oO
Government bonds have been weak and lower in
obedience to the decline in gold. We annex the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-12-09
COURT OF APPEALS.
ANY. Dec. Sin the Court of Appeals, Tues

Iy, Dee =, 1874.
IL pare moions-Geret sgt DaVcnqOr-nohon TO dismiss Tue
te j. Townsend for the motion aud t. BauOf ds sm
1pDod 2j6-Psseu agt PsrseBdOi0n T. dGss th appeal
The Court took the papers Mitchell
ig Wheeler s-Moos dismiss appeal L. Poneit for mo
h. Moore opposed
Appeals from Ofier-So A6Acalus G. Palmer respondent agt
Hussey sppesnt; By Erwin HusseJ appellant 10
DssoB sld b. eana Hand ioI respondent No. 32Jale u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-12-09
BANKING AND FINANCIAL

COILECTIONs.-HowEs & COMPANY, Bankers,
Wall-st Ncw-York have unusual facilities for
making collections point, at best Iates, ith
immediate returns. and chec ks for proceeds VIII DO
sent to owners place Of business same day i,raits
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-12-09
REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YoRK, Tuesday. Dec. 9. 1874.

w-YORK, Tuesday, Dec. D. 1918
At the Exchange SalesrOOms to-day there was
fair attendance. James NJ. Miller sold house anu 'o'
on sixty-ninthst.; T.. H. Ludlow Co., plot on ono-
hundred twenty xth-s Messrs. Adrian H. mul,o
g. Son offered business property known rs NOS 1885,
and 100 Bowery and obtained handsome price there,o
also sold lots Northumberland twenty ,ad
Sixthave at good prices Full details OF sales periecSeo
Will be found below.
AUCTION SALES OF NETWORK REAL ESTATE
by james N. Muller
4story brown stone house G9thst 175 mn
2oI 81 Thcms. Murphy
BY x. n. Ludtou q Co. ,cn
plot S7I99 llI17Il22, Of l26h, 200 OF OH az o25
e
By AdriIn H. Muller d Sen -, 20 ,oo
3story o,ek store Su ,". ~ =" oo U - 1850
4sy bnek stores known Nos i5S 10y ana 70 900
Bowery near bfoomes' WIN bo' an st ~, $50
Z2s'ory brck house anu "' ,,ee " 10 640O
lot 6thaye 25 Of l2Sthst. 25IlOO ..:...'....
lot 6hve' SO Of l2oh adjoining above same 4725
lot 6thave, 10 hsof l28hst adjoining above se 1925
sire. on . 81 Gth.ve 5000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-12-09
The bids for stocks at the close of the Board wer

In London British cOnSOlS ana American secuiitiee
closed steady after quiet market, and money IN
and out of the Bank of England was the same as yes
terday. The bank gained in bullion on balance the
sum of f4l,OOO sterling. The foreign exchange
market was quiet, with sales at concessions from
nominal rates given below. The pool formed TO
manipulate gold to higher plane seems to have
relaxed its efforts and to-day the price submitted to
further decline from Ill. at the first to llOs, the
decline receiving impetus from the Presidents
recommendations on specie resumption. The specie
shipments to-day were 100000 gold coin, and
SlO5,OOO silver. On gold loans tho rates
were and 81 per cent for carrying. The
export clearances of domestic produce from this
port for the week ending to-day amount in currency
valuation to S4,l03,9l4. The Assistant Treasurer
paid out $4,000 IN coin interest on the public debt,
and redeemed SnO39i in called fve-twentics. The
days business at the Gold Exchange Bank covered:
Gold cleared. $iO829GOO; gold balances, S2is5,9i9
currency balances. S28l9,S92. The following were
the quotations for gold:
$ 9S illo S7s
ttT Ioo.. i2 S: iO 2o2iio's oiil
The days business at the u. 5. Snb-Ireasury
comprised:
oG ra1Hent, si2?i 06 cuflenc' balance Al ls 9G5 o.
eS S gec 9i5S5 35 Customs 1'O'0 "
The balances in the U. S. Treasury at the close of
business to-day were Currency, $l5,2l49O; special
deposits of legal tenders for the redemption of GER
tifcates of deposit, S4s,3O5,OO0; COIN SoJ3353i IN
GLIDING 23,7lS9)0 in coin certificates outstanding
legal tenders, 1892, 100000.