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COURT CALENDARS THIS DAY.

sg.nHsn p Z y q e BY JSdgs Lay
isa 80 iss 81 2s. as - o. ~ w. - o. o. o. a.
sUrRExE COMMISSIONING TERM-Heid by Judge Van
fact-Nos 1856 1877 lI I1a l51 in2 i6S 1874 1855 56 Isl
1853 49, l6O l6 49, lG3 1914 los 1866 1877 1853 1872 no.
M ia ia IL i 1s ss i Is 7 ias ls9 ls is 1
SurssnS bouKr-Cncu,r-Par 2-Held by Judge West
,, Part , Hs 4 T Sa by IS,
s ~ H. 81 lis iais d ISL 49, s''' l' co., 1875 '''
les 70 90 ss ISL sss ~ SOL as s.s So
S6l, 65l, 6S3 SIS 1875
CoUKr OF Coxxos PIEAs-TRlAL TERx-Part Held by
Judge Loew-Nos 1928 2499 SSl9 1903 2OSO 1856 2588
It'll, 49 4078 1880 26l7 1918 1917 4070 Part Held by
Judge Larremore.-Nos SIS 260 2698, 2llS, 4077 27Os
MARINE CoURT-TRIAL TKRM-Part Held by Judge
Joachmsen-Nos. zoos 1854 1852, 35A 3756, 3764 N10
1887 SxsS 1875 S5lS 2O 1924 36 S2S2 Part Held BY
Judge Gross-Nos 1919, 1921, S6 4S7S 1922 1917 323
$3.50 1908 36 1889 1856 1913 f076 302o Part 3-Hed bv
Judge SheaNos. 1895, 1900, 46A $685. 1927 4757 1885,
4722 1850 46la 47 1888 1918, 4707, 1858 $780, 1916
MARINE C0URr-CHAxBERs-H Held by Judge Spaulding -
No. 27X
CoUKT OF GENERAL SEssIoNs-Held BY Recorder
Hacket--The People vs. Philip NJ. Farland, robbery
llams burglary Same John McDade burglary Same
Frederick Manville and George Miller burglary
Same vs. John Butler grand larceny; Same James
Clark and John Burns. grand larcany; same Cath
arne Smith and Lewis Miller, grand larceny; Same VS..
Thomas Hines, larceny from the person same Joseph
Barneli, receiving stolen goods; Same vs. Edward
Smith, assault and battery
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MARINE couRT-pART 2.
Alleged Conspiracy to Defraud.

Before Judge Gross.
Edmond G. Marshal Patrick J. and Thomas ". Wal.
1ace.-This action to the vaue OF certain
property alleged to have belonged and to have
been taken from the plaintiffs by the defendants the re-
suit of conspiracy to deraud the part Of the de-
PENDANTS and certain employees Of the complainant The
criminal phase of the the subject of
ton in the General Sessions, before Recorder Hacket
which resulted in the honorable acoua the brothers
Wallace against whom the guilty parties In the ransac
ffon-the discharged employees of the planf-testifed
on behalf Of the people The criminal charge being
TO recover the value OF certain goods which
and with conspiracy aera1d sold 70 the defendant At
lower price than the then ruling prices OF the
particular article Of merchandise dealt in BY both
the complaint was the infcrmer, SHEPPARD, and
man OF the plaintiff Mr. Marshafs testimony was Alto
he first informed of the dishonesty of his men, upon
their report he instituted the criminal proceedings
crred and took stock goods which resulted In the
discovery that he loser 10 the amount Of $500 the
sum for which he brought the present suit The tesi
mony being all in and after able argument by counsel
charge. submitted the the jury who returned
verdict for plalntih in $685.
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COURT OF COMMON plEAs-spsclAL TERN.
9herin,s Attendants ut the Court OF Oyer
and Terminer After Their Pay.

6herin7s Attendants 1T the Court OF Oyer
and Terminer After Their Pay.
Before Judge Loew.
In August 1870 ex-Sherif O'Brien detailed Nicholas
Moore others attend the sessions of the Court
Of Oyer and Termner and they did till the end OF the
Their bills amounting to $229 50 each, duly
audited by the Board Supervisors, but Mr.. Earle the
County Auditor has steadastly refused to give the
same his ocial sanction the result has been that
the have been unable to get their pay Having
ployed Mr.. William r. Mcnamara as their counsel the
Of aransP s Ul w Kim
to audit the claims M Clarkson, Assistant Cor.
porAtion Counsel read strdavih In opposition
setting forth that the signatures Of the Of
Deeds the vouchers forRerics further that
the Court was in session only about ehird the time
for which pay was claimed. In reply Mr.. McNamara
read adayits showing that the vouchers now in the
n the Clerks OFFICE Of the Beard q supervisors to
stanlss1sush being the legal desgnaton Of men sum-
Terminsfwwere entitled 70 be paid for the time they
Court In actual session. He also produced certi
cate of exSherin O'Brlen of his having summoned the
relatos perform the services for which they seek
tng pay An alternative mandamus granted by the
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COURT OF APPEALS.
Decisions.

ALBANY, April Z, 1874.
The following decisions in the Court of Appeals were
handed down this morning.
Judgments affirmed with costs-Newberry VS. Furni-
val Cramer Benton; Balm Brown Ross VS.
White1eld; Stardish VS.. Parmelce; Pohaski The
Mutual Lite Insurance Company; Wilson Hart Car
pentcr VS.. Smith Babcock VS. The City of Buffalo.
Judgments afhrmed.-Slover The People; Eggler vs.
The People.
Judgment reversed and trial granted abide
event-Tison, Jr., Terwillger Palmer VS.. Kelly !;
Townsend Va. The New York Central and Hudson
Railroad Company; Morrison va The Eric Railway
Company; Nichols VS.. Tiff
Judgments reversed, and proceedings remandcd to
the supreme Court with directions to remit to the
in accordance to the law-Foote VS.. The People; Ro-
Orders affirmed, with costs-In the matter OF the pc
ution OF Van Antwerp TO- vacate an assessment; the
Lake Ontario National Bank Merriem
Order OF General Term directing trial affirmed
and Judgment absolute for defendant, with osts-Camp
bell VS. Cochran.
Order affirmed and judgment absolute on stipulation
with costs.-Briggs VS.. Boyd.
Order of General Term affirmed and Judgment abso-
lutte for defendant, with costs.-Cook VS.. Phillips
Motion denied, without costs -Snook q. Lord
Calendar.
ALBANY April 8, 1874.
Court of Appeals day calendar for April a-Nos l47
l2f, i16, 179, ls5, 1877 l59 los
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COURT or GENERAL SESSIONS.
The End of ssDutch Harmon

The End of ssDutch Harmon
Before Recorder Hackett
Among the cases tried in this Court Yesterday was an
indictment against Harmon Ledendorf for shooting
pistol Ofncer Carmick Of the Twenty ninth precinct
Who night the 9th Of February went to the house
OF Francis McGovern, No $50 West Twcnyninth street.
e % % Is snoy & the
like pistol the officer, who heard the cap snap and
I .s a aae es tho S a' sd s
w son a % but oT
offence did not appear there was no proof that the
% Fl
the prisoner to the PenItentiary for one year.
Assault With . Knife.
Patrick Murphy youth pleaded guilty to assault
battery. the indictment charging that on the 2sh of
January he cut Robert Hand with knife. He was sent
to the House OF Refuge
Larceny of a Watch.
Charles Brown, who on the 5th of this month stole
gold watch worth $3.50 Charles E. Conne pleaded
guilty to an attempt at grand larceny He was sent to
the state Prison for two years and six months.
Petit Larcenies.
Della Doyle, who was charged with stealing wearing
apparel valued $40 the property Of Rosanna Flynn,
pleaded guilty to petty larceny.
John Young who was charged with stealing trunk
wsss t. o. %s'isr
S S Ssn sa H. s So
BY boys rO% ee in Madison
csacy M Myers was tried and found guilty Of petit lar
sssafs sep h .nd On sh sss w
from room occupied by Mrs starr at ladies'
norruing house. in West Thirty first street There
v,ction OF the minor offence =
me above named prisoners IN Peni.
tenuary Tor six months
Acquittals.
august Marcos, youth. tried for petit larceny
from the person. Joseph Carl swore that while he was
engaged in looking the monkeys I'm the Central Park
on the 18th of last month"; the prisoner nourished
handkerchief before his stole eighty cents out of
ms ovcrcoat pocket: he caught him in the act and
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SUPREME couRT-cHAMBERs.
Decisions.

by JuuBe LRWEenCc
In the matter &C., Martin; Tones va Bowlca-Mem
orandums for counsel
Metropolitan Bank Busing; in the matter &C., Nc
Anana Panwah Knipple Branard vs. Alder ct al ;
Bulz vs Hudson River Railroad Company; Bruf ys So
curtty Insurance Company; Commercial Bank of Ken
t1cky vs. Barnum; Getty, &c, Deviin; Mckenzie
Hyde; Bache vs. Goebel Roosevelt Richie vanden-
vs. Bang Germania Bank vs. Prescott; Bailey vs. White
Dewey Ortner: Ropes vs. International Insurance
COmpany.-Orders granted.
Fullerton The acknowledgment for the plaintiff
Cox VS. Leggett Order granted and Judgment
Woods vs.. whmore. Judgment ordered.
Satterlee VS.. LyOnS-Order discharging receiver.
Thorn Merril-Order granted continuing receiver.
Hovey VS. Rubber Tip Pencil Company; Steinhardt
Va Bernheimer -Orders Of reference
Baer Lppert; Aims Aims &c.-Mcmorandums.
BY Judge Donohue.
Beach Smith-Granted.
Dewey va Outner-Motion denied.
johnson Smith
Wafxel vs. NATURALIZATION granted.
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COAsTWIsE STEAMSHIPS.
pACIFIo NAIL STEAMSHIP LINE.

Great reduction in Rates Passage and Freight TO CALL
- FORNIA via PANAMA.
The magnificent steamships of this line will be de-
spatched from Pier II North River, New York, -
under
April II, at lP M.-ACAPULco Captain -. Pas
Saturday. April is at y M-crry OF GUATEMALA,
April Is al p M-HENRi CHAUNCEY, Commodore
And every fortnightly Saturday thereafter connecting
at Penama with all steamers for Central American.
Mexican Coast and South Pacific ports.
Passenger will call AZ KINGSTON, Jamaica,
both their outward and honeward trips arriving at
that port Friday the sixth day amer leaving New
York. and leaving Saturday p. N. for Aspinwall
Extra steamers for freight &C. will be despatched
intermediate Saturdays whenever the necessities OF
transportation may require IT
TO JAPAN AND CHINA
The splendid steamers Of this line carrying United,
Kong and shanghai as follows:-
GREAT REPUBIAIC, April
ALASKA, April Ia
May2
Tea will be brought from San Francisco 70 New York.
fast, In q days at $40 gold, per ton of2 JCO lbs
RATES OF PASSAGE
Qncluding BERTH meals and all requisites for the trp)
New York to San Francisco-$50, $lU or 9ll0, cur.
rency according to location.
New York to kingston-S23 $50 gold, according 20
location.
San Francisco to Yokohama-$l5O, gold.
San Francisco to Hong Kong-$200 gold.
For freight passage, other Information, apply ~
Che companys office, pier 42 North River loot Canal st.,
New York. II. j. BULLAY Superintendent.
Vice President and Managing Director.
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ToMBs POLICE COURT.
Curious Case OF Eorgetfulness.

Curious Case Of F0rgetfulness.
man calling himself Herman Rosenberg went into
the Of John W. Fowl No. 81 William street. yester
day and asked for the proprietor. He shown Mr.
Fowl and at stated his mission He said he was
converted Jew and that his own race had refused to
help him because Of his Inversion to Christianity He
DESTROYS OF going back to his people In Baltimore,
and all he wanted was his fare. Mr. Fowl, although
Christian also refused to help him. but followed him
No Wall street Here the converted Ifselite strangely
man Mansfield: MI Thompson gave HIM 81 to help him
on his way. On The complaint OF Nh. Fowl. however,
Rosenberg alias Mansfield, arrested, and held by
Judge Bixby In 81 ,O0O bail to answer.
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ESSEX MARKET POLICE COURT.
Assault ON q Poor German

ABb8 V4TuIUns
Before Judge Flammer.
Judge Wammer yesterday committed Bernard Leon
ard and his two brothers for committing feonious
sault Francis Boacke German Of No 26 Allen street
Sectional luminosity and national anpathies being the
only motive tor the offence alleged by the assalan the
Judge thought to lock them that in their soil
tudc they might reflect the naughness OF prejudice
and the unpleasant consequences of strife.
The Wilkes-Chambcrlain Libel Case.
According to adjournment this case came up before
Judge Otterbourg yesterday afternoon Several wit
examined, but nothing elected and
defence rested their the evidence previously
presented The Judge not being prepared to give HIS
decision adjourned tho until cxS Tuesday morning
at ten O'Clock, when the decision will be rendered.
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SUPREME CouRT-speClAL TERM.
Decisions.

BY Judge Van Brunt.
Archer O'Brien Opdyke Prouty, Frazer
Russell and Erwin Manufacturing Company.-Cascs
settled
Furniss Furnss.-Findngs settled
Gcsner vs. Rozenburg, Gray va. dreen-Memorardum
for counsel.
Smith Acknowledgement for plaintiff.
Hexter Va Yogi ct aL-Decree settled.
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poCve proof ne luTy believed the boys statement that
&c did not commit onence they rendered
re verdict q not guilty the Recorder inii%asd 70
Court and that In this csse they made mistake, Tor
Marcus was thief James Keieher was tried for cut
18th Of narch The testimony developed the fact that the
parties got into quarrel and the knowing the
desperate character Of Coakiey, who had previously
20 The uy ooR bat New Of the trans
action by rendering verdict Of mot guilty" without
lea their
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married..

BARBER-DEsrouEr.-on Monday, April 9, at the
THOMAS BARBER, OF England, to ZELIE e. daughter
OF the late Saturnnis Dest0uet, OF Philadelphia.
MAY-SPENCER.-On Tuesday, March 81, at the
residence of the BRIDES mother by the Rev. j. d.
Vale WILLIAM r. MAY to GUssIE, daughter Of the
late William Spencer. No CARDS.
MRAD-ROBERTS.-On Monday, April g. at St.
Ignatius church, by the Rev. DR.. F. Q. Ever,
GEORGE N. MEAD to JENNIE I. ROBERTS.
MORPHY-MCDOwELL-In the Church OF the Holy
Communion, by Rev. DR.. Lawrence. II. MORPHY to
Miss NELLIE MCDOWELL. both OF this city.
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MARINE COURT-cRAMEERS.
Decision q.

By Judge Spauiding.
Calhoun ct al Loeb.-The default of the defendant
% be opened bill Of particulars to be served within
two DAYS with liberty TO defendant to his
within days therefrom and cause to be set down
for trial in Part the day after Of the
defendant to accent that notice of trial without
either party, otherwise motion denied, with $40
Belts "a Davis-Moton to discharge attachment de-
piod. with $40 costs
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NATIONAL LINZ.

Nv NOTICE.
This company takes the risk OF insurance Cup to
900 in go each of its steamers thus giving pas
sengers the best possible guarantee for safety and
avoidance Of danger at sea
The southerly route has always been adopted by
this company to avoid ice and headlandS
From piers A and At North River.
TO QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
GREECE; Sat, Api Il IsM. SPAIN, sat, ApL Is I'm
For LONDON DIRECT
HOLLAND. Capt Simpson, "Wednesday, April Z, ats AM
Tency Return tickets at reduced rates Prepaid steer
age tickets from Liverpool at the lowest rates
Apply at the company office. No. 50 Broadway.
Y. w. j. HURST, Manager.
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MARINE CoURT-PAHT |.
DecisiOns.

BY Judge Joachimsen.
McCunn vs. Ruck.-Judgment for plaintiff, S203 rs and
costs and allowance.
Labranche Devine-Judgment for plaintiff, Ss5 70
and costs.
ConKln w. Appleton.-Judgment for plaintiff $469 "
and costs and allowance.
Wind Seebacher-Verdict and Judgment Sl02 80
and costs and allowance.
kyriz VS. Ebling.-verdict and Judgment Si65 rs and
costs and allowance.
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.
Action ON q Warehouse Bond.

Before Judge Woodruff
The United States Rourke Girardn.-This was an
action to 1855 IS, alleged to be due on ware
house bond For the Of having the case brought
up question Of law Judge Woodruff directed the jury
20 find verdict for the plaintiff. The question Of law to
be argued follows:-When an importer has put his
goods into bonded warehouse does ne law permit the
Collector allow purchaser from the importer 70 re
move the goods rom the warehouse and then come back
Importer for the balance Of duty que on tne
very Important question Hs also observed snaf
Collector 70 permit goods be removed from ware
house before duty on them had been paid.
new for the government and Mr. Clarke Of the firm Of
Stanley, Brown Clarke for the defendants.
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DENNSYLvANIA RAILROAD,
THE GREAT TRUNK LINE

Avn The HREAT TRuNK LINE
Trains and sS foot Of De0r0'ss and co
Express for Harrisburg Pittsburg the West and South
with Pullman Palace Cars attached, $50 A. NJ, and
For Wiliamsport Lock Haven, Cory and Erie, via
Philadelphia and Erie Railroad, Z r. NJ. for Williams
port 80 A. NJ. connecting at Philadelphia.
for baumorc. Washington and the South, ATS 40 NJ.
Express Tor Phiiadeip3a, 40, 9 80 A. NJ, 1880 a4Sa
s:5o W NJ and IL night Sunday 6l0, SEQ and
r. N Emigrant and second class r. NJ "a.
For Trenton, at 20 A. NJ, and SAC r. NJ Sunday, $40
For Newark at 6, 30 10 40 SO 10 II A. M, IA NIL
2, $50, 10; 40, 40 4:3l 521 5:t0 g. 6:l0. 80
80 slS 10 y oP NJ, and u night sunday 10 CAD
For Esabe;h at 6, $50 7:D 40 ap.n A. M, IAN,
IL, 30 :l0 $40 40 4:S $40, 5fJ, 9, 6:l0 ~. 80
sac 10 80 p. NJ, aud II night Sunday 10 $40 and
For Railway, 6 30 20. 5 10 A NJ IAN, L. 2:sa s:l0
$40, iio 30 20 40 8, 6lo 30 i'd 10 p NJ and
IL night sunday $40 and 6:l0P. NJ.
fG6 i lSr and N r ana SCUM AmO0s anu
For New Brunswick. ~ and A. M. IL N: 2Slo, 43l
20 t:lo, Z P N. and II night sunday S'I9P NJ
For For EamberSe and Psmsaso nS
For Pnillipsburq and Beviderc, e3O A NJ, 2and r. NJ
ACCOMMODATION for Bordcntown, Burlington and
For Sa Prssnod and s2 Ana Ma sac and NJ
For Farmingdale and Squan 20 A 7 snd Xxx
For Pemberton and Camden, A. NJ and y ~ r a.
Trains arrive as follows From rIttsu a ~ a. a.,
Monday. From Washington and Balsimorc 9 70 A ",
5;l5 and 027 =. NJ. sunday 605 A. and io2! r n
From rhadcpha sq IN S% ,o s,,d y 10 M
liza '1 s uo 'is si7 ~ S1"u"' v'A
Ticket Offices. SIS SIS III and 9H Broadway No Asto,
House and foot Of Desbrosses and Cortlandt streets
hmsraanss t,cEst Office No Js'isri p'sGs
General Manager Cen Passenger Agent.
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SUPERIOR COuRT-SpsCAL TERM.


BY Judge Van Worst
illusions of law settled and filed
Fender vs. johnson ct aL-Case and amendments
settled.
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THE CoU RTs.
Removing Goods from the Custom House Before
Payment Of Duties-sheriff's Constablss
Mandamusing the County Auditor
Conspiracy to Defraud-Proceed-
ings in the General Sessions.

The ApY term Of the United States District Court
opened yesterday BY Judge Blatchford who called the
jury calendar. He win proceed with the trial Of to-
nav
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BLOOMINGTON LINE FOR BOSTON.
- The elegant steamers
RHODE ISLAND every Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday.
NARRAGANsETr, every Monday, weanestay and
Friday, rom pier S North River, at5'P ~
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ExCURSIOys.

E'ok EACukSlONS.-THE SWIFT FIRsT CLASS
IL steamboat WILLIAM COOK tcapacitv Tor over 4 nm
can be chartered tor days throug tho summer or,
plicaton 70 A. b. VALENTINE AGENT ii Jay A. M "
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TRAvELLERS' GUIDE.


A PEOPLES LINE FOR ALBANY-THE SPLEEN
~. did steamers DREW and ST. JOHN leave pier A.
foot Of Canal street. daily Sundays excepted mt r. NJ
~ egant steamer NEW CHAMPION, Monday wednes-
day and Friday ANDREW HARDEN, Tuesday, Thurs
day aud Saturday, from pier s5 foot of Franklin street
f,ITIzENs' LINE FOR TROY, AND ALL POINTS
~ North and West-Elegant steamboats, daily (Satur-
days excepted from pier ~ North River foot of Leroy
street Fare 81 80.
JNALL RIVER LINE TO BOSTON,
via Newport and Fall River.
oNi leave . North River foot Of Murray street.
daily Sundays excepted at 8 r. NJ. Through tickets
sold at all principal hotels in the city.
MERCHANTS OPPOSITION LINE FOR ALBANY
M and Troy.--JAMES B. SCHUYLER leaves Spring
street pier Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays, 6 p NJ
Fare only 81 deck, SO cents Connecting with railroads
"'' j. W. HANCOCK, owner.
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TNMAN LINE-NorICE
The laid down for these steamers and followed
by them for several years Is xed pass 2O miles south
about 100 miles better weather Is met with and mere Is
much greater freedom fogs and floating ice and the dan
ger OF navigation consequent thereon
FOR DIMENSIONS AND LIVERPOOL III
CITY OF PARIs. Saturday. April Il, att r NJ
CITY OF RICHMOND. saturday April Is At r. N.
CITY OF CHESfER....... Saturday, May . at2P N.
oIY or BRUSSELS, Saturday, May o atnoon
ana each succeedng Saturday ana Ihnrsday from pier
RATES OF PASSAGE.
CABIN $40, $50 and $50, gold, according to accommo-
Round trip tickets at low rates
sTEERAGE-ro Liverpool Queenstown. Glasgow
Londonderry London Bristol, cardif. Belfast, Havre
Passengers are forwarded to Sweden Norway, Den.
mark and Paris at reduced rateA
Drafts issued at lowest rates
co%psngs Once No. apS IS BrosdWay BUSINESS App'
steerase passage at IS or pier 20 Nor
o'Dopnei A Faux, COZ Chestnut street Phiiadeiphia
n. Creagh. lE State street Boston,
r Brown 50 South Clark. corner Lake street. Chi
Vim Inman, Liverpool and No. Q Rue Scribe Paris
w FoR QuEENSTowN AND LIVERPOOL
CARRYING THE UNITED STATES MAIL.
II, AZ II 80 r. N.
bdEtNIo.. xn, ApJI
Ft1fT UpAO. at5 r. A.
From the White Star Docks Pavonia ferry Jersey city
Rstes-saloon, $50 gold: steerage- 1880 currency.
Saloons staterooms smoking room and bathrooms In
Inspection q plans and other nforwson apply at
H. j. CoRffs, Agent
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~ REAT WESTERN
U STEAMSHIP LINE.
NEW YORK TO BRISTOL (ENGLAND DIRECT.
The steamers Of this line will from pier lS East
GREAT WESTERN. Stamper. Saturday, April II
CORNWALL Gibson. Observation-Disclosures Saturday, Maya
Cabin passage $40; Intermediate $a5 steerage, $50
currency; excursion tickets, $lN.
Apply to the Agent, " South street -
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II lUUh'S TUUKTST TICkETS
~ to every part Of the world, issued al reducfions
from ~ 10 40 per cent below ordinary fares
d are avaiabe by every line of steamers They
WHERE nsea They allow passengers to stop
wncn oIuluary tickets do not They be useu by
Single travellers and In any series OF combinations
SvVks hote coupons guarantee best accommoda ton
~ ~ nrst class hotels at uniform and reduced rates
COOKS hxcursionst'' Tor April, ready price n
tours. - - - 49, "~AoP~-
Cooks next personally conducted party 70 the South
OF france and Italy sails by the Egg mt NAV o
Price $500 gold. tor 100 days. Accommodations all first
Address COOK SON 4 JENKINS
26l Broadway. New York.
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THE BROADWAY WIDENING.

Court Of Appeals day calendar for April a-Nos
l2i, i16, ITO, ls5, ISL, 1885, los.
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OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
From pier North River foot Of Beach street, steamers
leave daily at 3P for Norfolk and
for Norfolk, City Point and Richmond on Tuesdays
Thursdays and Saturdays same hour.
Through bills OF ladng and passenger tickets issued
all points South and Southwest via Virginia and Tennes
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad for Western points and
by steamers At Norfolk for Ncwbern and Washington
n. O., and other points ONCE, 1877 Greenwich street
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T,ExAS LINE.-FOR GALVESTON, TOUCHING AT
! Key West carrying the United States Mail-Steamer
East River, Saturday April II, at5P Through bills
ladng given to Houston and all points the Calves
ton, Houston and Henderson and B. y. and 9. X. NO
charge tor forwarding IN New York For freight or pas
sage having superior accommodations, apply to
C. II. MALLORY 4 co. 1873 Maiden lane.
w. L. CLYDE. ll9 Will street