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DFCIslONS--MARCH 2.

Saperior Court-SoecioI Term-By Judge Sedg-
vct-Caazsu ag Keo -Moon denied and 10
gran-De Afsrs DsvIson.Moon granted without costs
ag Aarrs-Or1er settled sehermerhon Wheee0rer
settled
Common Pleqs-Specidl Terl-By judge Robinson.
Sanj'ori Manning the Mayor eMouons denied
See memoriDts KeGeer herA smendmssis 20 case ell
lowed
By Judge L,rremoe sg sBal eIonersted
payment Taylor gt Pbp-0rler vacated and orler "
attachment restored.
Supreme Cowt-Speciai Term-By Judge Van Brunt
Stacy oAsJugmen for plaintiff Of foreclosure and sale Al
Mercantile Trust CoJugmeut for plaintiff allow
$500 Bare agt Scott Baldwin BrggDemuers
tanned Wtgensten Pbpson-Demurr oVerrulei with leave
without Porter WsrnsJudgment for defendant
Mapeep Meyers Decker KAN KAn-Judg
plant ia Gray Green Clark ag lgssom Jufg
plaintiff, with Msrinz Observation-Disclosures
plaintiff amend payment OF costs Hartman the
Mayor SeDemurrer OTead DAmbman as sehulHg Demarrsr
sustained with costa
Common Pleas-General Term-Daly, G. j.; Rob
Jason LArreore Loer sni T. Da JJknkerbockef Ice Com
WlnchJusment reversed ordered; abide
event opinion By Robinson j. Tumbu Rossudgnent
Order affirmed opinion bv DAILY O. J. Bishop BaIe-gudg
affirmed opinion BY Robinson Rawson al Holand
judgment opinion by Das Robinson and
j. Del. W. r. X. Compsny-yudg
opinion by Robinson More agt Baird ct slJadg
Affirmed opinion By DAILY e. Laemore and f. DAILY ~
Supreme -Chdmbers-By Judge Lawrence.-
The People eI Campbell Groe1-Moiion DENIED opinion
TreadSay Tssdsay denied same sgt Samehoton
10 raeAte dec. Is, 1873. denied with $40 costs
Circuit Pau HBy Judge Vaa BrunL-Carnin AT keJ-Csse
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THE WARFARE AT HOME.
THE TEMPERANCE MASS MEETING TO-NIGHT-RE-
NKWEp INTEREST IN TIE WORK

NHwED INTEREST IN TIE WORK.
The most important Temperance event of
the week in the immediate vicinity Of New-York is the
mass meeting this evening in the Rev. DR.. Cuyler's
Church Brooklyn. While 1t Is under the management
NJ the ladies OF the WOmans Temperance Society.
members OF the Society TO take in the proceed
inos the ladies seeking rather TO obtain the advice OF
the ministers than TO give expression TO their own
views From this evening, however. the renewed ac-
tvity of the Society will date Other meetings will be
announced, it is hoped, in some OF the buildings
that have been used for saloon purposes.
day OF special prayer will also be named and the ladies
viii at once begin active of some sort They
have sought first Of ALL 10 awaken public interest and
COO peration of all temperance and church
organizations, and now wish to push the work in az
noiseess and eaectual q manner possible large
number OF ladies have offered their assistance In
course that may be chosen and only waiting for the
work TO be laid out aud the word given. Among the
speakers will be the Rev. Dr. Cuyler the Rev Dr. Full
ton, the Rev Dr. Duryea, the Rev W. c. Steele, and
others
In this city yesterday there much confer
ence upon the means to be employed In behalf OF Tenn
perance, and men aud women spoke with great conf
dence regarding the success OF work The meetings
OF Sunday, which met with great nccess were the sub
iect OF general conversation and were regarded as a
proof OF great public interest.
The daily morning prayer-meetng wa opened AT the
seveHteenth-st. Methodist Church, the Rev Mes.rs
Brooke, Inskip and Mcdonald. and a hundred others
being present The sentiment OF tho meeting was that
this this ia great reform which belongs TO God
and be fought out and the victory gained by the
| Christian Church.
| Al The Methodlst hinistars meeting nearly everv
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE

PORT or NEW YORK. ...............,......M MARCH 2
CLEARED.
Steamship Richmond Read Norfolk, &C.. Oh Dominion Steamship
steamship Fnneons Bragg Portland. p. Anne,
Ship Hudson, KsighT London Sc. Gnnnel Minurn Co
Bars noaar. (ser Jaln,en Brsm'n for SriIe. Luns
Bark Porjenssd No Psu.en Copenhagen Sc Teten, Book
C,rin, Brl, Yehol. n.vre Or orders R Buck Co
Bah Atlantic Dekersoo BsImgi. IL TIowbrdse: soa.
s.I CA rI,ss1's ,esf D.sass sss;!. Fsssa Ed;:
Brig Pedro. Bshr'. Port Spain. trinidad Joae' Loagh
Bng B.le.r. Balm. Black River. Jam. g. wes.e.
Bns Rqb, Neal B,rbldoe. and Bermud, Trov.
schr i Middleton. Bowen. Cape H,ysi. R. Mprray j,
sehr. Maid Of the Mist smith, Bnigrtown b J. Weinberg.
se6r G Il Hoieion Poster Bsr.,o, B. J. weinberg
sehr sn OF the EAs Harper Laguaa aud Porto Csbeo T.
scar s.e Burton Barev Stamford Stamford Manufacturing Co.
SehL Williams, Morrell stamford STANFORD Manufacturing Co.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Main Ge Unda.eh Bremen Peo H. via Southampton
steamship City Mexico shersoo Feb 10 Progr..o
Steamship Csaim, tBrj McKhan Bermuda iys with podac.
Steamship aesor smith Baltimore wh mise and pas. to Lori.
Barb BIII simpson of Windsor S. Carry Palermo SO day..
Barb kvere,, tOi Yarmouth Me- Lorng M.tauAs l2 days.
Brig C.eque Brrl Beuo Rio Gr,nds do Sal "a days
Mcclellan (ot Bransss Me- Tar M.yagae, Is days
MAJ Flower ot Windsor ST. B.sion Havana 10 days.
with sugar
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Orents from Savannah Roman from Philadelphia Gen Whney.
Newio bark Clothide from ienuezo Golconds
from Palermo Con..ntne from surnam "ewood Ponce
Stockton from MasnnllA
FOREIGN PORTS.
The Pacific Mall Compsny Steamship Aass sailed Hong
for Francisco Feb. 81 with fall aud 800
AsPsw,I Feb 23Tne Pacific Mail Steamship Colon from New.
York arrived to-day.
March 2-Tne Cunsrd Line steamship Ageda Lott
arrived here yesterday afternoon from New ok Peb Is.
PLYMOUTH Bng. March 2The Hamburg Line steamship
Pommeran, sebwensn on New YORK Feb 49, Tor Hamburg
touched here yesterday
DISASTERS.
The bark Jnv tSor svertsen from Cork arrived LIST
Peb H. lat % Al cns Is A. boarded the
loaded sni sbsnioned
hanging could be ssend numbers
hatch comhngs 1902 aud T09 had white
had full poop which carried away; supposed
English buid
PHILADELPHIA March 2-The schr Anna Barton arrived
from Portland night
Cape MAY, fell 10 with containing Capt Kelley
Of tho schr Julia A. Rider from Woods Hole With guano
moni Va which had foundere The captain
taken board the Anna Barton and brought TO this port
SPOKEN.
Feb lat 25 long 49, brig Goleouda from Palermo for Boston
IEOr latest Ship Neps Seventh Pdge.l
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TEMPERANCE.
RESULTS OF THE CAMPAIGN IN OHIO AND
INDIANA.

INDIANA.
ABOUT $50 LIQUOR STORES CLOSED AND 2poVo
SIGNATURES OBTAINED TO TIKI Total ABsil-
-N NENCR PTEDGE-PREsENT CONDITION OF THE
$50 MOVEMENT.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRiBuNEl
CINCrENArI. March 2.-Carefully compiled
returns from So cities towns and villages III ono
give valuable statistics the progress and results OF
the womens temperance movement 1tappears that In
tho 65 places from which reports have been received
500 drinking places have ceased the sale OF liquor vi
this number saloons and 81 were drug Stores
where liquors sold TO dpplers. over 1900 per
sons have signed the total abstinence pledges. On the
other hand in the same cities and towns
6s9 drinking places are still open. but In nearly
every their business has been greatly reduced
not destroyed In the few Indiana towns heard from,
nine saloons and nine drug stores have ceased to sell
auor and 2s3 persons have signed the pledge. In the
aggregate 25 saloons and 100 drug stores have been
closed as to the sale Of liquor, and the pledge has re-
ceived 1000 signatures. Trustworthy estimates as to
towns not reporting these figures much that
A. is safe 20 place liquor stores closed at
$50 aud the number of signatures 10 the pledge az 2oo
In the heard from, CT in all 62 saloons ana dfug
stores continue TO sell liquor.
Nearly All OF this work accomplished In the short
month Of February and the greater part OF 1t in the
last fortnight so that there appearance yet OF nag
cling or reduced The part OF the CRUSADERS
In many places the have not been ut Work more
than week. and ordinarily they do not nope TOT great
ro,,,ts IN less than a month In Washington, Cedar
vile Z,lesu Leesburg jamestown, sabina, Reesevlle,
Manchester woodington. Darbyyllle Mt. Sterling and
Alpha an the saloons have been closed. The following
towns have each only store remaining open; Frank
lin New Holland, Georgetown. Waynesvilie, Greenfield
logan and Macarthur. In Ripley % saloons and three
drug stores surrendered in % days and two saloons re-
main open In Xena &c saloons have been closed ana
fifteen are now besieged. Springfield seems 10 nave
ia ltt1a
total abstinence public sentiment ana strict enforce
ment OF the law. In Columbus and Dayton tho move
ment u yet It's earliest stages with some encouraging
symptoms The women do not admit that they have
been anywhere defeated and il Is fact that they have
not in any instance laid down their arms, but some
places seem hopoossly the whisky interest One re
suit OF the crusade is the passage Of strict prohbory
ordinances by many towns and stiu another is an im
falling of In the retail trade OF the saloons re
naming Open consequence OF the strict enforcement
of the STATE law forDddng the sale OF liquor to be drum
the
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A STATE ORGANIZATION IN OHIO.

THE CONVENTION AT CoLUMBUS-CHARACTERIsTIC
or THE BoDY-TnE WOMEN AS SPEAKERS
SOME SINGULAR EXPERIENCES.
tyRoN THE SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRIBUNE.
COLUMBUS. Ohio, Feb. 25.-The prediction that
the Convention of the friends of the Womens Tenn
perance movement in Ohio would be a gathering of
"short-haired women and long haired men, was not
fulfilled. The only long-hared man present was
worthy but eccentric delegate from a rural district
who for being "Copperhead' during the late war.
had his flowing locks cropped by some roguish
Union veterans, and thereupon vowed never 10 have
il cut again He attracted great deal of attention
wherever he appeared As to short-haired women,
saw noue. The men, a rule, were
very cfeditable representatives. of the bet
ter class Of people in country towns.
Not few were ministers OF the Gospel. The women
were Just such women as are most active In all To-
iigous matters, Of the kind always at prayermeet'
Jugs and taking the lead in church fairs and charity
exhibitions. The women were in the majority; they
controlled the organization and shaped its action IN
every respect. must add, that moro dignihed
orderly, and buslnesslike popular assembly neyei
came under my observation; and this. notwthstand
ing that some Of the subjects discussed as well al
the exciting religious exercises might easily have
led the Convention into diseursive speeches and eX
cessiYe emotional displays.
..... WORK or THE CONVENTION
Only few sentences are necessary TO tell wha
was done tho telegraph has furnished most of Oh,
details. A permanent organization was effected un
der tbo title of the WOmen's Temperance Associa
ton q Ohio The officers are President Vice-Pres
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furniture.

A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
"A YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE UPTOWN
OFFICES Nos 81 1-2 Wet Tbirsy-sseosdsI. Jos West
rwsnIylbird 5O4 Thirava, Thirty fouht a. the
HARLEM 0FYICk No 23S6 Foah between and
nn and and .hrsth and the BROOKLYN
BRANCH OfFICH No. 323 wssbn door hs
0Ess, sp to d .. m, 81 regular once rAIs&
A UCTION NOTICE.-GOod second hand and
N msht CARPETS all res sh patterns Knssh Brussels In
grain daily nom auction cheap at IL Paonst between william
ard Fsssau
WEEKLY OR MONTHLY PAYMENTS
w for FURNITURE CARPETS and BEDDING, at
D. NJ C0WPRRrHWAITB co.'s, Nos 1855 and l51 Chatham st.
AN IMMENSE STOCK AND Low PRICES.
ZERO REFRIGERATOR, with COOLER
~ Best Meat Fruit aud Ice Peeryss the world Trade supplied
Send Tor book Rehigsrstup repaired
ALEX NJ. LESLEY, ga wsst Twsniy.thrds.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC,

Saa 6Jl 5;ji Moon hse5...... G23
wLTsB DAT-As
Sandy Hook 7Ji IsanJ 1871 Hell Gate Ferry 800
IsliDl... i3 Hell Gate Ferry lO37
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Millinerp ano Dressmaklng.

.l0 WEST 9TH SHINE. GRENlER makes
~ Walking Suits from $40 npssrs, Evening. Reception
hand some 6t trimmed latest Paaa charges es thsa other
6rstclass relisble Dfessmakers No sign
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Oreau Steamers.

EAGLE LINE. $500. ....
IA UNIrKD SrArRS MAIL STRhMSIIPS
TO PLYMOUTH. CIBRBOURG AND HAMBURG
The elegant Clyde built steamship
HERDRR. Capt Fischer.
will TUESDAY March 10 from Hlge Line Pier foot Of FIRST
st., H0boken. - -. ......l,, ,o
PLYMOUTH LONDON CIlERBOURG AND HAMBUPG;
Csbn 5rt go saloon. S72 god sieersE,
Plymouth London. 800 currency, eege 70 Cberh0drg an
Hamburg $50 gold Prepd tickets for Hamburg $50 eueney
for ffeght apply PUNCH BDYB CO.. "a south Wiians
Por paSsi9e apply TO KEAUTH MACLEOD KUHNB
~ General Agent. Broadwsy
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Do Uhom II man Concern

BOOK on STRUCTURE, Fistula, Piles, Impo-
DAee Diseases oiL usassre Organs By ukhkT UANlELa
n D.. tst LsIinssohsVs hA.sl of 10 syalA
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Chances tor Business Ellen

TOR SALE-At SHELBYVILLE, ILL.,, q
Il splendid story bnek WO0LBN MILL 4Orl 20 feet good
running order hall IT, vsla Address D. g. SMITH
EOR SALE-The GOOD WILL of O we'll
established COAL snd WOOD BUSINESS situated In very
abls locality the ui.ob RIVER with satisfactory Lease Fer far
particulars, address w., r. o. 1921 ~ Y C.y.
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Marble ano Slate Mantels.

A N extensive stock of MANTELS (Slate and
N Marbnovel and designs reduced erees s.s
se Work n description PBFBYHN Sbarb JON
PANY Union square PourthaV. Asd Seveateosths.. y
CTEWART'' Slate Mantels, Marble and Wood
Mn Rich ni elegant degns the lowest prices Z2o ssd go
WesT ven biri-st. between Seventh and Righth-sve<
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DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP LINE.

-
TO cALIfoRSiA Via PANAMA
The magnificent Steamships OF this Line will be dispatched from Pier
March at Il NJ CITY or GUATEMALA Capt Hdreth fsh.
March a. a. NJ HENRY CuAUNCEr Commodore G. Gray
Msrcd %. at m. COLON Capt ---- Passengers and
Apnl IL. at p. H. ACAPULCO Can't. Passenger and
April o. IN, HENRY cHAUScEY Commodore A. G. Gray.
and eys saturday thereafter connecting Panama all
Centr. America asen Coast and south Pc6e ports
esyps Ner York and leaving saurSay D. m for AspnwaI
Extra steamers. 81 freight &c. will be dispatched intermediate
Saturdays whenever be necessities Of require it
The pendd ,se,me this line leave San Francisco Is. Of
Extra seam viii be dispatched on the 10th
sufficient business offers Steamers of this ue leaving Hong Kong after
H fp s Without S sas 70
Tue Through Bills Of Lsing issued via Panama
Tea will be srOush, from San Francisco to New'YOrk fast in %
days $780, gold per ' S,% Of so 0p p SSss.ce
%ss pns Meals sD 6e q@si sa Se accord
SsSori to kingston sos $50 gold according to location
San Francisco to Hong Koag $500 gold.
ss' osf s Per A. North River foot Of fIHj stIi'
YcsPrs,id.n and Managing Director. Sapern..ndeu.
pACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP LINE FOR
l. CALIFORNIA, CHINA AND JAPAN, VIA PANAMA.:
.r. AmeIa Mexican and SOOh Pacific calling at
cHAGscES s. .TFRD.y N N.s L L
Kingston sa $50 sa .sorns
Francisco $50 500 sllO, currency From san FRANCISCO 70
Yokohama $3.50, gold .ooo -,
The steamers this line san b Of every month from San
F,neo Yokohama Hong Kon and Shanghai carrying the United
Err, steamer, sail on the alternate SATURDAYS from SewYok
month from San Francisco when sufficient business
Apr the Hong Kong Steamers freight Pansms via
Yokohsms and San Francisco without breaking balk-
The HENRY CHAUNCBY under the inspection OF tue bosru OF
ULderwre has been thoroughly oyesu'eo anu IN spenda
condition having been upholstered By AsssrA A. J. Stewart
Co. nj 40 =, -,
"'s'' ''0' VI ''H" HI BULLAY
Superintendent
Vie. Pres and M,n,Eus Director
CAMANA BAY COMPANY.-For PUERTA
- PLATA sAMANA and ST. DOMINGO cITY-ne United States
Mail steamship TYBEB Capt pe,noy VIII Leave Per No North
Puera P ssnaua aud 81 Domingo CITY, In sumi 10 suit paehss
s" for sale For fssS % Ps,,'ss e ,PP r. 90
WHITE STAR LINE.
FoR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CARRYING TIM
UNITED STATES MAIL.
Ekw AND FULL-PowRRRD srBAMSHIPx
DAYS sAlns Al Cott h.rbor esrh a.
ADRATiC. SATURDAY March T. at sOOA~
BALTIC. SATURDAY. March IA al 300
OCEANIC SATURDAY. March 81 800
RRPuBLiC, SATURDAY. March % at 2ioopm
CELTIC SATURDAY. April 4. al 700 a. m.
Prom the Whit. star DocG fsvous fer'. Jsrss' Cit'.
Passsnss accommodations tor all css.e,) unrva eombaag
SAFETY. SPEED AND COMFORT.
haoon. Aerooms smoking and bathrooms IN nmsop 20
mon -ne s' motion .iei Surgeons aai Uvwari ACCOMPANY
RAThssslOon $50 Return Tickets $40 gold stecrsss
$50 earrsns Those wishing sn for nens IRON e os O0uhp
can nov ooAa ecrAts prepaid eeruhcA1es StS uhsn
ser".y. Sweden; India Australia China Ss
a.peeuoa other information sPp the compaays
sna-- be ~ h'-.h~.' essfoth 'hAIla Anal
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ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.
~ TIKI GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COAPANrS MAIL
STEAMSHIPS BETWEEN hBWYORk AND HAVkg CALLING
At BRRSF. .
Ibs spend vessels this aone for the Continent being
more sou berry any othe vii Pier No. 90 North Rsr
30 follows;
ST LAURENT. ........ LachesneI ...sA rlRDAY March
PRRRIRH Dsnrs .....sATURDAY March 81
AMkRIQJR.. ROusssu. SATURDA1 April
Lemare SATURDAY April Is
PRICE, OF PASSAGE IN GOLD unouinS xinsI
TO BREST OR HAVKB:
rrstCabin. Second Cabin
Excursion TIC bets al reIucsi rates
nom the Continent OF hlrops
Cnabns bsrde troubs and
GkO. MACKENZIE Agent No SO Broaivs,.
NOTE in June aud thereafter the departures will be THURSDAY
ofeye yeek.
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REAL ESTATE.
New.YoRK. Monday. March 4, 49,,

... D.. a. r.I NEW-fokk MONDAY. March 4. III,
The attendance at tho Exchange sslesroom,
to-day very small .. s.,
Lespinasse & Friedman sod tho -four story Io0,.,
basement brown stone aud brick house. known "A N,
2cG West Twenty Hnhst.. lot i5Gx)s.9 10 J. T. SEAM
for $1,000 James NJ Miller sold by order OF che s,n,
Court, under direction OF Nathaniel Jarvis referae
threc-story brOwnstoue house and lot north sde' =
Fort y-eIgnhst. Cos feet east OF Seycnthaye 49,
to plaIntin in SUIT Tor ti2s50. -
The report OF the Department Of Budings foe IA.
week ending Feb -, vail Je found below. '"
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Corporation Notiree

PROPOSALS FOR BUILDING A STEAM
Il TUG.-sRALkD PROPOSALS FOR BUILDING A STEAM TUG
s received the ONCE Of the Department Docks until IL
eeock IN Of MONDAY, March .. 1874.
For full Information TIKI CITY RECORD. Coolies for sale
No. 2 City Hall
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TOR HAVANA, -
NASSAU, PROGKESO AND VERA CRUZ
NEW YORK and MEXICAN MAIL STEAMSHIP Lima.
PIER s.. e q. q.
CITY HAVANA tlisysna dcctp. ........... March
CITY or NEW YORk uiaVsna direci........ h1rch ~
CITY or MEXICO (fiavans and 1cEicol .... March ~
CITY or MBkIDA Havana via Ns-aul.... March 10
CITY or HAVANA tlavsns Girecl WEDNESDAY. March 70
For freight or passage app' q, 49, ,,,,,,, AQUA D, D..
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'Asr i.-MosELL, @. "opens Of
!. 81. i
7ti. .Boscber aet. Frank & sno.
1923. Brown sgt. Combss ct al.
s7l. .Pitsgibbon act. Sloan.
777 Fowler ct al Agt- Kelly,
Sbend.
lG3 Ven Horsien sgt Sngon.
G33. Raymond % al AT. Vsador-
lip ct al.
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LSEssoSsSuIHgRLASD JJimes Brennan AMI Thom,
Musre (connued burglary; Daniel Sullivan robbey Charles Cal
ligheT robbery. Reed feohions ssug aud battery Bernard
CspDnbu eoniou assault and battery JoIcs alas Bug
and John Grvey burglary hre Jaq1e burglary sarah hlne
Gin White aud Caroline Ruth larceny aud receiving stolen
goods Sarah Brn grand larceny William Hughes sailors boarding
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NETWORK AND HAVANA DIRECT MAIL
~ LINR-The 6clsas steamships will sail TUESDAY AZ
D. m from Pier l3 foot Of Cedastl Tor Havana direct
follows:
ste.mship COLUMBUS C. Reed TUESDAY March
steamship MORRO CASTLE, T. h. Morton ..TUbSDAf March 10
stamship CRESCENT CITY T. UBSDAf March II
magnhcens accommO1aon Apply 70
WM 7. CLYDE Co. No. Bowling green
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"opens at Ham.
$50 Am. Med. Go. ast. Kessler.
1903 Whiting Arms Go. agt Bar
low and 1no.
1894. Grant igt. Taylor.
$50. .Doyie et al art sharpe.
$40. Keep sgL Ksuifn,n ct 81.
l4gO. Hickey sgt. The Asyor, &c.
722. Hart sgL iiiys
6OS. .POmeroy SAL Gibson.
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AN EXTRA LARGE four-story browh-stons
"A front ou,e northwest SeyenYhfbsL As h,e 80
Cabinet finished throughout built b. owner vii be SOD very W."
easy terms Apply 10 (owner) ,,,,n
81 WslA
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Qitp Real Gsiaie tor Sale.

A THREE STORY, high stoop, stone HOUSE
IA Qsasebo Fortyeshih,t and Efsh ave, With sia ="
furniture, FOR SALE prce oni5 $4,000. .,o,,.
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Anor,r $50 LIQUOR STORES CLOSED AND @,OOo
sIGNAruREs OBTAINED TO TrM TOTAL ABsrI-
NENCR PIEDGE-rREsENT CONDITION OF THE
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WAITER a German Young man. who

w business horoughf willing 10 mai
himself p.e can furnish hest Of city refrsnce VII a!
a. w,gex ISIS no objection coantfy. until
sstsa Al Obgs DEL fischer AkBEliS BUREAU, 100 West
3stl.st corner Broadway.
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9iiuaiions Uante0--M ales
Clerks, Statesmen, &c.


upwards OF ten owing 70 recent
clerical
HE e,a city, reasonable salary Address GEO. W.
Trhnne nn-fnw ohice. 81 l, West 32I.s
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6oiels.

COMMONWEALTH HOTEL, Washington at
~ Occupying square Worcester Spnngdst) boston
=. ROOkfS. Proprietor.
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a French Young man,

w All I'm, dy,. ,el wiling 10 me- 1p,
1. housr servant; would 90 a. courier fam gs 70
Europe south wiling sna 9o,ls sate' moasaS taa
| for T.
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w ANTED-A CLERKSliIP in IL good house,
w by young SCOTCHNAN who has bosedge OF
ing Salary great object Address H. H. Box H. Tribune uptown
80 "A L. West
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HORSE and CARRIAGEMAR


KEw-YORk Tuesday, Jan 9, 1874.
The local horse trade continues dull and
featureless, with hardly anything doing beyond the
sales effected at the public auction marts. These
reported follows
BY Mr. VIM. Van Tassell, ar the Horse and Carriage
Auction Mart in East ThrIeenthst.. FOurth-aye
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IsALEs AUCTION WEDNESDAY, JAN. 7.
At 1920 a. IN. al stables No. = East nyeiglth-st,
sale of four rOters and coupe horse, j. L. Vande
water auetlODeer
AT IL a. M at Messrs Barker ChaSc's City Auction
Mart and N T. TattcrsIlls 0 TnIry and
Broadway.
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Walters.

WAITER and SERVENT-By "a French
w Canadian aged - yea 'e't, goe Ens,h wait on aes
is DIV. Sc civ Gail at CARPESTERS l3o
NJ
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Cooks.
MAN COOK.-By a middle aged Frenchman,

wi bo has cooked in thu best private iaulo hOe and
re,sprant, in Paris willing TO low moath
rsns moi English language excellent App
If 0nFIJ;s PRASC0.AMERiCAIS BUREAU De PLACEMENT.
ioe w., IA At. corner Broadway.
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Coachmen.
NOACHMAN and GROOM.-By Iespectable

yonug marei1; thoonghY understands the
.genen OF a good city driver; furnish the bert Of
80 ,e,enprs enpovef; will moderate
coap Apply at oDELLS AGENCY 100 West 3LsL, corner
BIOalway