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STRAY SALE.

Tstrayed before the undersigned on the
II 9th day OF November, 1873, by Morris
Jennings, and viii be sold to the highest bid
der, for cash. at Bellevue, La on Saturday
the 7th day of March, 1874, u red sorrel
Mare, blazed face, left feet white, seven
years old.
Appraised at $35.
The owner is requested to come forward,
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STRAY SALE

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SHERIFFfS SALE.
In Parish Court Of Bossier, La, No. -
Succession OF Prewett McGowan

vs..
J. K. Oneal and Il. ". Turner
Dv virtue OF a writ OF iierl tacfas issued
Ec from the Clerk Office nj Bossier, In
the above entitled cause, and to me directed
| have seized and will proceed TO sell at
public auction to the highest bidder. before
the Court hoHse door, III the town of Belle
yue, La, within the legal hours OF sale on
Saturday, the fthday Of February, 1874, the
following described land, to-wit:
The southeast quarter OF section thirty
SIX, III township twenty, range thirteen,
containing IN all l60 acres OF land, with inn
provements thereon, situated i'll the parish
of Bossier, La.
Ter.ns of Sale-Casll without benefit of
appraisement
Jatluasy 3, 1874.
b. + ONEAL, Sheriff, i.
Per " Il uIIL lt..auty
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CRIMINAL NOTES.

In the United States Circuit Court yesterday John
Pstbeek pleaded guilty dealing counterfeit money ana was "
manded Tor sentence
At the Yorkville Police Court yesterday Justice
Smith butcher NJ No go IhIravt on naIse
having Aiopb Aan No $40 E-i Thirty Hr'A g. a "e
hand
In the Court Of General Sessions yesterday, Re
eorier siding criminals pleaded guilty and "e
follows; samuel Jackson ATTEMPT % commit DHs..y 800 -,
Sttte Prison Cstharne ard MARY Berry petty ActhY az
Michel Martina, sssaut and battery
P,nntrv or William BohHr arsoH II tie third -eree
TIRE years 10 State Prison
At the Tombs Police Court yesterday, Joseph Ca
A. BSrtcTsi Thur da vas
Baekveii Island for az months as Ds-e
whose nnres serous would make ANT against I'm
Joeph held II 900 bs Tor obtaining so's
,nte az pre.nses from Patrick 40 3l6 Th raye BE-
bought 500 worth f shoes from him promising 70 pa 10y
accompany him No 40 Broadway Nhel neI
rived Keenan, with he slipped through AcA SoVt
ing Mr. Mann Standing N iroHt
VIM. McDermOtt was arraigned az the Jefferson
Market Police Cont Yesterday charge ~ highway "be On
OF owen Maty Of Cleveland Quo Fho stated VA. "a. Pr
an Eeventhaye TsentY-siIthst az 10 m on ilnrsl
arrested IcDeTmo while he on OMasY ana
The other robbers escaped Justice Mur h
deiaa Of $1,000 bul aai sent % M
Adele Fch and Caroline krnntz = n" " est St
Officer searched so worth o. TIER eFFy ou1a ln
pegon lie Peer hctaI! anu va A's ~
81 900 bal.
Az the Essex Market Police Court Yesterday,
John held 5000 ba 20 answer c1age OF oafe'
Regina Meyers Of No 81 Caiharnes WI" stt AA
going ot Of her into shh No hia ooksn
pockebooss her PROPERTY nunhr o. .ssy.a So ba Ien
INTO the upon with le % hef 1o sc
other had et and stolen over tOO To OF
jeweiry Hattie RostoH Of No 2@O Chrysus1 had u9E stolen
Mrs Bosg arrested ana stated mat
Chsrs Patterson q No % Avenue An o
clothes ia the store 1l s4,UOO bail 20
answer aDd Mrs BIcsv was released
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TEsTAMESTARY SIMPLICITY.

The will of Rosanna Rafferty,, a working
woman Of this city VINO died in 1872 leaving her earn
ings-l few hundred doars1r various charitable pur
poses is remarkable for simplicity OF ficon and genu
Inc earnestness. IL was deatADed Will, for sue died
the day that 1t signed, June 10, ls1A Here
I'll
No. COum blast. SrwYOrk CITY the VIII tnat ain
now making what suppose 10 Dc my death-Ded VII
wanr 10 have grave bought IA Calvary cemetery also
a stone placed over ms grave want 10 De decenty III
TERED, aud want three coaches 10 my funeral 10 the
Catholic Orphan Asylum the OF $50; 10 Mary Car
bly, daughter OF Thomas and Mary Cdrby, the sum
$50 20 Catholic Church 81 Rose or Lima IN can
non between BroOme and Delaney. the Rev. Michael
McKenna pastor the sum of 500 For masses To be- read
in ST. Rose OF Lima s3O the Founding Asylum Cath
Ole, the sum Of 50 ~ the Ola Ladies hoe e SUN Vi
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CIVIL NOTES.

John Elliott the boy who gave pinkey'
Boylan the knife with which he fa'aiiy "ouh"'u Jane"
Mcneil, was taken Yesterday before Justice frtH III
Brooklyn writ OF haDeas corpus asAing tor Us ti
from custody lie was held IN $500 bail 10 APP
pear as a witness against Boylan.
The false IMPRISONMENT suit. which was
brought by James NJ Henry against Marshal sharpe aud
his deputy. John J. Kehoe and which was fully re-
ported In Yesterdays TRIBUNE, resulted yesterday III
Verdict of cents damages for plaintiff against eaeh
of the defendants. which, IL Is worth "u"i"s'
cents with
In the United States District Court yester-
In the OF r. b. Liv-rmore against Abraham Gut
tenberg. which action brought TO recover ",0p
value OF property alleged Ia have been sold aHr
defendant. store had been seized on ohhNup,cD
proceedings Jury found verdict Tor the nlann ior
s29s Is. BrirtOw a Chase for the plan'lu' ana Ga
Judge CarfoZo for the defendant
In the United States District Court ycster-
a.r in the e..e of j W scumi.It aud Herman Dl
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OEPARrCRx OF FOREIGN MAILS
sATrRpAY JuNR 20.

SATTRUiE- JUNE -U
Liverpool bT he iea'nsnin
Cty o ester close 1905. Supplementary va j eel
Al the PoOnce 9:l5 steamship sails A. ~ w' 'iOH
For Ea1pe va Southampton and Bremen bv the Steamship hkt
m Supu ementarf Mail i the Pos-omce
III o. n Steamship sails nom yer loot OF
oboken and Prsan closed Nal sen oy M A
N.is tay ugop Asuiuwal Central Anerca anl
soutD rahc ports per steamship Colon, close II 40 u
suppIemeuarv Mail closed al the PosOAce al II !" o-1
,tlp sails 2 NJ. rom PIER No. AZ n K . a.. ,,,--s
Domingo. SANTANA &c nf ne 80
closs az D. n Steamship sails from Fer No. - of'1
River.
Mails for Havti. etc. close al 3 D. m n
sieamslIu OltT o. Aist4h Close d = ID
Steamship sails a 3 . m, from Per No ~ T. X - l.,
Mails oundan1 the New-lo1A rosEONoe e'e u@
a n. HALIFAX. n. .-.,,
HALIFAX " s. closed al the NeEl0rE FosF0-0e e'
iaJ d D. n and goes va Bosiol
SUNDAY JUyB IA.
All Mails close at II O'Clock TAe tOOhee open non l.
n "
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DFCIsIONS-JuNF 10.

Superior COWrt-SDecidl Ierm-Bv Judge Spelr.-
Uopp. Az divorce granted % rtt Never ac
MeyeOrer reference granted BOard OF Water Comuissones
New YORK Burf-Or1er granted
By Jude PTeednan ag vaH Zlndsee oraHeum Tor
counsel
lS,tIrpps Court hdmbTs-By Judge Westbrook
Rider agt RIDER Memorandum.
Cou-t Of 4ppeale-ALBAHY. June 19-The follow
inc decisions ave rendered the Cour, o. appeals:
c0stso1seman agt = ain pcaroN AZ
prr Cr.t AT The Erie Railway tn Buiio ana Ham
bBr Tpke Comnang 4g The CY Of Buffalo william aei hocke
Judgment reversed trial 20 ABIDE The eFe1
smith Hart
Order Affirmed With costs-Shepsrf agt shepard
costs-Gety agI Sqsu1ng Barnes AT
Renuock agt stewart
costsTO.mau ait Bressr
The lll honlay, sept Il ne causes rest u
viii have 10 De supuIAIed Tor aoar Ne
after the reassembAng Of the court
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MISS HAM1LLs ALLEGED MURDERER.

The case of the People agt. Sarah Merrl-
gan indicted for the murder Of Miss Margaret Hamill
IN September last. called IN the Brooklyn oyer and
Termlner yesterday before Judge Pratt dni Associate
Justices VOORHEES, and Johnson. Gen b. F. Tracy, coun
sci for the defense, asked for Dostponement 70 the
Fall term. the ground that important evidence had
come TO light within the past week OF two Dr. MELON
aid one OF the witnesses was sick and out OF town.
DistrictAtiorney Winslow objected TO any POSTPONE
ment such vague grounds, aud wished TO have Gen.
Tracy make an aiIivit in the matter Gen Tracy was
then sworn and testified that DR.. Mcdonald uld give
important regard 70 the mental condition
OF the accused who mad been examined 10y him. Aglln
IL appeared that several OF the near relatives OF Mrs
Merriam had been confined IN lunatc asyIums near
Londonderry. Ireland. and commission perhaps would
have TO De appointed take evidence. Cpon TINS show
Ing the ease postponed for the term Inc STATE
ment. made however, show that the line OF defense
adopted Will Dc That OF insanity.
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CONTRIBUTIONS BY THE SENATE.
" AsHISGToS June 49, The Senate has con

nrmed the following nominations: -. 49,.
Rsdrers he Caldwell to De 'onno
Philip g. johnson be Captain LieusenA.
usnder slas Casey he Commander Master VIM"
C. sifong be Leuteusai knnsB Holman to be hh.
Ter, sAfOr NJ. TEACHER be Postmaster 81 ofhe's
vile y Y x. 7. App.egss be Posmaser al frrsnoll
! B Jordan 10 be Register Of hr LAsd once =. r.s"
D.ko v Bro~-t sessteT 81 the lA
Ole Petersen be Receiver Of Pubic honeys at
0f 10 De Lieut.
Breesnrdge Captain and seooLd Lieut. fo " be f
L.enienAnt.
The senate. in Executive session tonight, connrmeo
the following nominations: -.
n. Of PrAxue,
Grgr Wl-u Csoralo -eeeAry OF
MrI r.sEued; NiH
Inice Supreme Cout Of l4Aho Charles VI nebo
United At,OrufE Ne~ra District Of Niseonsh
Fr5lthn Ostiey the Western District Of soh''
Just of the SspreIls Court hAshs
rlior Webster Collector Of tastOBs Fage s"an4
T. Gsrs-id ren,av-dt Joph H. ks-f Ceeeof :" oa'h
=. G-s- oiEef~se ssd, The forts0As arc "
sppostsssta
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against Alexander Smith. in which action was orougn.
70 recover damages non-fulflment OF CONTRACT
under charter party" respecting the snip Doohe'
nd-e atcnford directed the entry OF decree for the
IbeIants with reference Commissioning, 10 ascer-
tain the amount OF damages allowing credit OF Ii1y9
10 the respondent W X BeeDe for the Abeiants, and
L. Ii. Aren for the respondent
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Drcpcsals

CONDENSED MILK.-Sealed proposals will
~ received the commsooer. Of Public thsnss ,sa 0se
uth mill commencing AugS l. ltlA fcs
fGn particulars Record Copies s sale At No CF Hal.
CITY OF PROVIDENCE.-ToA ARCHITECTS.
The specA the Cis CogBci 90 CITY HAT Piazza
aud will receive paos AMI ssrm.ss s
the No
BY he Committee Tor CIV IA pfena
dollars -i oe paid FOR me pan sea srsoA!
and for TIE plsn eetcd % tr4
be,t bGrdrc osrs Al pans sheh soa f~csve
n,.o, xn n, IN, poper;y Floor plans and
mas be Superintendent Of Psbhs
s~ ABSER J. BARSABI yhsrAaa
Providence r. /. NAV q, 1874
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EeaGl Notices.
RT OF TILE United

INSTRUCT COURT OF THE UNITED
IL STATRs FOR THE EASTERN DISTRICT OF PENNhlL-
VASIA-In Bantruptey-ln Of NORRIS ARNDELsOHN
su LEWIS MsSDRLsOHN Bsnkupts-EAsten District ~ Peua-
syvapa Warrant BlnE9piey has been esd by SAID Cears
agArs The M-ndeotn and Lewis hendelstbn uadGR
Co. Of CcuntV Philadelphia -
District who haze been daily ssdgd BsSsrapa
moon petit the debt uf
delivery property belonging said bsnkTups 70 them
iheiI property hen forbidden ~
law creditors said bsnKupt their dtts
his Will be bed Ceae
az Bspkrupt.y 10 holden 65 NanIt-st, Pbae st
District Ttb dar JULY A. D. 1874 II ococt 80
the oe EDWIN T. CHASE the Registers BankpHY
Of said District JAMES " kEkNsi
L & Tor AID Dssuse&
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NOMINATIONS BY THE PRESIDENT.

WASHINGTON, June 1.-The President sent
the following nomna lions To the Senate to-day :, 49,
HorAn. CouR.r SewJersey be Consul at Pagn d.
~ ono 10 Il. overner Territory; n H. Wnsof 70 p
Reg ,,.r Of the Lsnd Cheyenn@, Wyoming Territory
rown TO be Receiver Pebble Moneys al vancouver
Terriiorr . o-s,...o. I Her.
man MATEs Fla ietry Webster al fage Soa09
iugton TerrsV. 81, ~, --.;I..,,t
At salem n T. John Mitchell Addison n Jane, II h9ihP'o
Al Orfn Penn o. H. sheldon BuriHgame Kan A. o. hAo1 -
Porrh orth Texas H. Lleoia, heb A D. O'esfah -
Abingdon III L. r. Marvin al Duluth, hisn
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EX-CoSTROLLER COSNOLLYs RECoGNlzAScEs.
In the Court of General Sessions yesterday
Assistant DistrictAttorney Lyon gave notice th' eA
Controller Connoy's recognizances on 10 indictments
would be forfeited If Connolly was not produced III
court Mr. McKeon his COUNSEL objected on the ground
that there were motions pending before Judge sither
land 10 quash the indictments, and that as the motions
nlz .uees forieifed the matter was laid over.
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HEAVY SENTENCES BY RECORDER HACKETT.

In the Court of General Sessions yesterday,
Recorder Hackett gave highway robbers good reason to
dread being convicted before him. He sent James Cog
gins Prison years, ana Cornelius E'ce TO
the place of punishment for Is years They were
recently found guilty Of knocking down William Bradley
who pleaded gulIty 10 An attempt burglary ia the
third degree was also sent to Prison for 10 years
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ote FOR this report; ms proposed 10 eEaze the forty
g., ,nl,nn reserve which he thought should never
nsve been issued He however favored the redisriou
ton feature -, - -. - .oho-
and the repOrt OF the Conference Committee agreed
to-Yeas q. NAYS 1q-as follows lRepubicans IN TO
small capitalist
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Mr. STEVENSON Dem, XVI, from the COMMITTEES on
AUTHORIZATIONS reported fayOrably the House OH 10
provide the protection OF the United states custom
house at Louisville, Ky. Placed on the caehdH'
THE RIVER AND HARBOR APPROPRIATION BILL
The unfinished business. being the River and Har0or
Appropriation bill, was taken up.
The amendment of the Committee TO strike out the
appropriation OF $4,000 for Improvement OF White
River above JacksonpOrt Ark, and the amendment 10
strike out the appropriation s25oO for the improve
ment Of the Usage River, No, were rejected.
The amendments of the Committee apprOprlatnE
S5O for removing powders ana rocks from the Detroit
RIVER partly IN Canadian waters making portion oil
the appropriation Of SIS 900 for continuing the improve
ment OF the harhOr Dunkrk " Y applicable 20 the
Improvement of the harbor az Ere Penn; hroVluIus
that $4,000 OF 100000 appropriated nv the House Tor
continuing the Improvement of the Mississippi fVer,
between the mouths OF the ONO and ILLINOIS, RIVERS
snail expended between the NOUNS OF Inc missouri
and Illinois Rivers inserting S25OJJ LOT tne linpTOYt
nent OF the Chattahooche and Flint Rivers Georgia;
$40 600 for the mprOvement OF the ApaiacncOa RIVER,
Florida $4,000 for the removal OF the ODstrIcuOns IN
the harhur and the construction or q pier al New
castle Dell $4,000 for onnune the United states per
in Delaware Bav near Lewes Del; S0co0 for the i'm
provement OF the harbOr at Fan River, Mass; 7oON OI
the Improvement OF the harDOr at Milford Conf; and
increasing the appropriation for continuing me improve
meDt OF the harDor ~ Newport X IL from s5OOO 10
10000. agreed 10.
The Committee reported TO reduce the appropriation
FOR he and surveys OF rivers and haiDors
for which taere is no special Appropriation from s'o"
10 $.5,Oc0 al,
motion OF Mr. SARGENT rep, Cali went into .ecn
tive sesslO on. AT O'Clock The doors were reOpened, and
the senate took a recess TIL y y. III.
The senate emDed al = O'Clock, ana ntnedlate8
into Executive session. The nomination OF Cen
McCOuk 10 Governor OF Colorado Territory, when
occupied al Executive session previous 10 recess
again taken up and discussed.
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On, Los Sun ses...... .33 Moon ses...... $500
mon DAY.
0:O6 Cows san1 I;4- heh "ae feE'- sol
Dap
Cows sDl.. lO3 Hell Iae Ferry -io-
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.S,Drpms COut-Chambers-By Jl
Rider Az. Memorandum.
COURT CALENDARS.

Buv7ro GENERAL TERN -BuPFALo V y iane l9TGene'5l
Term Fourth Department Calendar for MONDAY June Aos
i3I I3t 1856 l83 1873 1854, 1877, l6l l46
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miscellaneous.

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PASSENGERS ARRITED
FROM BREMEN AND HAyRE-Ia sseanshiD Frankfurt June
Ig.-P. &. Gallagher, T. khler.
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DOCK on STRUCTURE. Fistula, Piles. imp0-
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WHITE STAR LINE.
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