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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-05-27

q S0 REWARD-Stoen, on the nigh, of
pOO the rs instant, a LIGHT BAY
HORSE, 6 years DID, two white hind feet and
white on nose, but hair off of both effects of ST
Johns weed. The above reward will be paid if
found out of this county.
D. G. MEADE.
The Plains Fauuuier CO , nv 27-eo3t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-05-27
i. SCHWARTZ & CO.,
FASHION TAlL0RS.
(SAREPTA CLOTHING HALL,)
S9KING STREET.

The enjoyment of superior facilities enable US
to sell twenty per cent cheaper than others.
Our goods are of the best and Of New York
superior manufacture.
Our So Suits are really Cashmere and are
worth So.
Our $40 Suits are "Nobby," ard worth Sis.
Our SIS Suits are excellent, AMI worth SO
Our so Suits are of imported materiAl, and
warranted rs such.
q. Our $50 SUITS are equal. as to material and
workmanship. to any nsde by merchant tailors
at $50
Our variety of styles snd patterns at all the
prices mentioned and between are unsurpassed
hereabouts.
goods are thoroughly spangsd. and are warrant
ed ss represented. A fine and extensive assort-
ment of
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-05-27

The Pope has nearly recovered from his r, :
cent illness.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-05-27

Among the appropriations recommended By
the House Committee for the Navy Depart
ment is $l50,0OO for Norfolk.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-05-27

In the Southern Presbyterian Assembly,
yesterday, Rev. DR.. Plumer presented the re-
port of the committee on the subject of gene
eral federative Presbyterian Council. The re-
port recommends that the Assembly cooperate
in the formation of general advisory council
The Judicial Committee, through its Chair
man, Rev. DR.. Plumer, reported that the bust
ness had beei placed 10 the haods of a commit
tee. Rev. A. T. Stewart, Of the Reformed
Church, was heard as delegate from that
body. The Moderator, DR.. Giradeau, respond
ed in happy manner, cordially reciprocating
all expressions of love and honor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-05-27
special Notice.
GENTS EXTRA FINE Doors AND SHOES.

We have just received fresh supply of Gents
extra fine, hand sewed Boots and Shoes, and
Slippers of every description, which, we unhesI-
latingly recommend to be the very best on sale
in the city. w. Is. WADDE1,
AMI "a King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-05-27

RICHMOND MARKET May 26-The offerings
of Grain on Change during the past week were;
Wheat, white, 464 bus; red 1914 bus. Corn,
white 1884 bus yellow, $50 bus straw colored,
35G bus; mixed, GO6 bus Oats, 6G2 bus; But
little was Cone in Wheat during the week and
quotations were little more than nominal: Corn
opened on Monday at 80 for prime white, and
continued to advance, which brought an incress-
ed supply on the market and on Friday 81 was
ceipts fell off and likewise the demand and
prime white fell DC from the figures ruling at the
close of the week The supply of Oats during
the week was quite light, and there notseem
to be any active inquiry for them. They open.
ed on Monday at 81 for very good Virginia
the same price COZ was paid for the same grade.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-05-27

PORT OF ALEXANDRIA, MAY n, 1874.
SUN RosE........ 442l NOON SETS I'D 40
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-05-27

ALEXANDRIA FISH MARKET, May 27.-The
receipts of fresh Fish at the city fish wharf since
vest ,rday's report have been 10000 Herrlngs
which sold at from so to ST 50 per thousand /;
2OOa Shad, which brought from 8 to $ll rs per
hundred few Rock and Perch, which sold
high, and an abundant supply of Sturgeon,
which sold at from 81 to 81 50 piece Nearly
all the shores on the river have now cut out, the
only receipts now at the wharf being those
from Pamunkey.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-05-27
20 MORE DIRT, GREASE OR STAINS.

MORE DIRT, GREASE OR STAINS.
USE THE
FRENCH PAINT POWDER.
Try it and be convinced Of it's merits.
WATER COOLERS, REFRIGERATOR
and CROQUET, at al prices Wholesale and re-
tail
my I'm A. d. NOII q bho.
NEW GOODS
Cambria Edgngs and Insertings very en- ap,
Windsor Scarfs Spanish Scsrfs, Lace Hoop
Skirts, Kid Gloves for ladies and gents Dress
Buttons in great variety, Silk and Morocco
Belts, Hosiery for ladies, gents and children
&c, &c just opened at y,s
my rs Z. Z. BEhh ..
EOUR TIERCES CELEBRATED MAG,
l. NOLIA BRAND "D' CAN ASSED
HAMS, small sizes also prime article OF Is II n
BOILED LARD, in tierces, and = 10 and ~ 10
cans, Just received and for sale ut lowest market
rates. GEO. McbU ny ~ ootN,
my25 lGG and 10 King street.
lust RECEIVED-A large assortment u
y Corsets, Ladies' India GsuZe vests, 6anu-
kerchiefs, Ladies' and Gents Hose Belts, Dress-
ing Combs. Quilts &c, by ~ pvpKIRy
~, Ok IA King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-05-27

Fairfax co., ap @-laW4w
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country.
New-York tribune., 1874-12-11

the Commissioner in charge Of this division, Commits
noner Barley, was called to this and he was
also asked IL the small amount Of emoankment
estimated WAS al there was to be done, 10
which On Affirmative answer was given. Inc
Importance OF this will be shown further on. The
contractors entered upon their work. but instead OF
using the dredges suggested. did their work with
shoves and wheel3arrows. This was not 80 bad, but
they insisted that their contracts included all the work
contemplated under the expensive plans OF 1871 and
that supplemental contracts should be given them FOR
that purpose. These not yet been gven but are
under advsement by the Canal Board THIS opposed
by the business men, who urge In addition. that the
engineers exhibits. shown to be 80 untrustworthy'
should be revised.
The following table will show what the contractors
want do what they want to CHARGE with prices for
corresponding work two contracts with an estimate
by good judges OF what the work should cost' Inc
Of work is that estimated as necessary In Dec
ton Of this improvement OF the Five Mile Level ony
fhe mo iu,nc rtant ta are ciyeu.
New-York tribune., 1874-12-11
As Thomas d. Burne Of South Sixth-st.. Brooklyn,
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

WAsHINGToN, d. c., Dec. 10.-l76-Lane agt
The United States, appeal the Court OF is also an
cotton which belonged 70 the
By their guardian who was unable
1853 had expired The Coort Dismissed the
that the law cond not be eysdei when ad
limited within wh the must be brounbt Ine SUIT
1t said that the OF the Court
enable the Court 10 hear AMI determine me claim without
reference 10 the 1863 which did repeal Interfere with the
power action brought under Its general asl
ou L. W. BarIiy ciim.n AtopeyGeneal anu ooGlIor'
General for the Government
United States; appeal from the Court OF
captured abandoned property
the proceeds Of quantity cotton sezd D the 1oern
the The Court Claims dismissed the
be sustained tue scsn not having been
bough within roVei by the act Of 1889 ser the sp
rebellion fhe Court also held that the limitation OF ihe
two years pedbel available to defeat the clam OF he party
though his aid aad comfort the hebe ne
bus1gg his action until the prselmon Of
amnesty remoyed The claimant here an that the
Inn Will against hin until after the Proclamation oi
amnesy Of 1868 therefore he recover su Drought
within thereafter Casey and BARLEY o elmaa Attorney
General and solcitoI-General for Government -
National Baak OF Cleveland agt Cy OF lola
for the District Of K1nsaShs was an &C.
OF the defendant upon CERTAIN
coupons issued the corporation Of lola Kansas The Court
below the b tbs ground that the essa
tore did the 10 enact the law
without authority to pass speca act
couirns corporate powers IL here maintained that l rune
by construction oil the oisIluoh OF tle
state authorized and valid A. De1Bis for p!anu1 u errors
A.. L. Williams FOX defendant
New-York tribune., 1874-12-11
DECI8iONs-DEC, 10.

Superior Cort-Speeial 4ern.-By Judge sedgwiek,
denied Franksnharg ag New orA
Bowey Insurance Of sSo granted ReI.
live eg Gold Heating granted Pfes'
deu, Co Of North America ag LhTop-Aouon
granted by default
Supreme Court-C -Circuit-Part IL-By Judge Van
Bunt-Conneua National Bas= ag Adams Ct a-Case settled
Donohue-DeIIr aS JonesM0AoD denle
Aea OverOa Motion granted on payment o. cCsts and so
costs Of Mutual Bank agt Giswod Denied Saon aI
Blings-Moon granted payment OF $40 costs Dehaed as
Thorne-Motion denied
nv Judge D,yis-Mer Carmne Street Baptist ChurchPeton
Baldwin Nest-0Fder granted Vanderbnrkn sg
Gaoek-Refereace (memoraHdum Lane ag PunstMo
ton granted condition memOndun) Matter OF Daniel Drew
ii cannot referred the referee
.,certaIn counsel That matter exclusively
for the Court proof showing the nature extent Of service
r. am make pceen Of tue kind which the order
Besides the original OF kathleen
Kelly To the r1ehout sec7ry should
should distinctly
,ate whether the
AFTER should should made,
no security required Court think ought and direct
the msnper MsttlageGrsnted Hctson Mutd
Orer granted MsonMoon denied with go coss
10 abide nmorsndu Perech sgt Fercch Order to
entered that the defendant within ten days pa. the Of ~ per wees
from Toe 9th June 1874 this date that attachment Issue
ontemp that said panhd $40 costs Of this notion Matter
Of Cohen ag BancrofMoion granted
with abide the memosndum Marshall as Mscr
Geued lnemosndum bens sgt Tomes-hotoa de-
New-York tribune., 1874-12-11
SUIT ABOUT A TRADE NAME.

Last April, James p. Cummings imported
from Scotland a quantity Of what he claimed
manufacture OF fax known burlaps. .nd subject
therefore, under section of the Tariff Act Of June g.
1871 to Q duty Of 80 per cent ad valorem Collector
Arthur claimed that the goods we're oil-ooth founda
tions, or hoorcloth canvas, upon which the section
referred to imposes q duty Of 40 cent ad vaorem
The latter duty paid under protest, and q suit
brought to recover $780, the amount Of duty paid in
Of 80 per cent ad vaorem Tne suit came on for
trial yesterday United States Circuit Court before
Jadge shpman. Tue ground Of the Collectors claim Is
substantially as f0llows:
The goods In question are rs inches in width and all
manufactures of fax OF that known the trade
as o-ciOth foundations or foOr-cloth canvas. The
palntifs position Is that buraps burlaps without
respect TO their SIZE. and also that the mpOrtaions
are known to the trade buraps aud not as
oil-cloth or foOr-cloth canvas.
The trial will probably be finished to-day. George 8.
sedgw and Mr. Stanley Of the hrm Of stanley Brown
Clarke for plaintiff and Assistant United states
nstrct- Iremain smith for the Collector.
New-York tribune., 1874-12-11
pISSENHERS SdILED.

FOR sAvASNAHIar maap H. Lrnasig, Pc S..
NJ A. Norton Ms Briboa, L. C. Lnron, serge hrsi ~ ". "
C,ndee L. HobrooA ukerly and 1fe L. o. BE lows MIS-
NJ Feetvood and nfani, T. Sullivan. Samuel Eddy A.
Ksmptou Martin Monshap, Lswpnce Conae John Bgsk
ics Miss Ellen Cregan. AphOnso Woodbury., joan mesoy
ME. A. Kenny child Miss Clark Mis- .sues PaEe !, bo
tells Jo,rph T. Braon. Ms. A. Brnton Mrs. W A. root 1
Iav n Hanson and two children W. Van vcorhs Cbsries n
Scott John McAnerucS Richard Clear Mis-, Car"y PDhp e
Inn Kennech NJ Deyue Josephine henineks JAn Lans
Ter L~mueI A. r. Johnson Clarence TebeT A. snce hepP i
FOR H.VANA-Ia steamship Crs<at cfy Dee, io-AL
pbonso Tomas and child Eell d. Bolft t hl c; ~ iS &
10 Boxie Wa Hearte Eugene Nemager E1oc Dci u N Doh
sor Jose Beaueont j. 81 Lswton and wi lia"h Ge %
Ds PatO T. p de ConniLOn Antonio M0ieSo Lo"" ~
Jnene. Ropo, James DOd . n, N IL, "a p
we and daughter Can't A. W. seAiSe, A. Bai1neio T.
R1ser X siyen Mss Nveu Horace Clars Geo Ahens
Isuero aud yife MIS- NJ E. De Heibcso and two hiasa'
p Centemeri ". Godree, Mrs J. L. b'ck"A1, NJ
a., S,s John b. Anthony and three children, q, W.
P1nss Jsme H. Raw Bsamgartep, 1heodore b'oa
adle, FRAN Lapostoe ID. " Russell hsas irs csr,
bsrcssa and children. wm r. Gusser gaiss @,ye &
Mnshsn Carl Pn bstng, Joseph Coenen. W. Mttman ana
Renar Colmnu Bernhard Fuller Tbeotore Gr.ir y LpAs.,
Jrlus W. Jleugny c. wesbach, Ernst hsuse Master " M
New-York tribune., 1874-12-11
The suit of Charles L. Thatcher against the
CRIMINAL NOTES.

In the United States Circuit Court yesterday Con
Laro pleaded guilty smuggling csars into th port and was
renamed for sentence-
George Anderson charged with having, on the
entered the OF Robert X Lear al NO
fourths and erefrom clothing valued at
Yesterday $4,000 ball. by Justice Murray a. he Io~os
Police Court.
At the Jefferson Market Police Court yesterday
Warren Curtis Of No. l6 Clrmpe-st Phhp Duyee Of NO ioo
Genet James Watson Of No. l9o Woosiefs were hed
$500 bail each tor keeping lottery shops at the above
Gibson held 800 bail fr attempting to steal s04
om tie liquor store Of James Gilbert at No. ~ Ben
Bell heidi $1,000 b for stealing 43 from the rooms o
james Collins at No $40 West Twenty and
solomon WetEer held for examination charge stesns
$3.50 from Rsniopn Webb OF while he their saloon
No. 3f6 Sixth-aye
As Thomas d. Burne Of South Sixth-st Brooklyn,
e. Monday night be attacked
four ann0n James dcBrde Daniel Lacey
smith, sho knocked him down and attempted to steal ns
and chain. Two oRcers appeared the scene ana
arresting the thieves who arrasned
yesterday before Justice Wsniel. the EseK Msrket
committed ia telut of $1,000 bail each.
committed default Of $1,000 bail, CHARGED
having stolen S97 from The vest pocket James
Keech latter asleep the saloon No 57I Grandst
The manuf,cy Charles Solomon No 4O3 East Honst
the night OF the I'm nss and lSOU
cigars stolen Detective OConnor Of tue Eleventh Prceinct
cef Of Betsey OF No.
So sherf Doeger Of No. Ibiaye and anc Bssng
all II whom sresEe and held Tor eIiml-
Wand the Essex Market Police Court on charge
O receiving stolen goods
New-York tribune., 1874-12-11
THE COURTS.
CIVIL NOTES.

CIVIL NOTES.
In the case of Walbridge agt. The Ocean
National Banh the Court OF Appeals has rendered de-
cison confirming the decision OF the General Ietm o'
the Supreme Court Brooklyn In this the plantns
sue to recover being the value of two checks
which paid ny plaintiffs to the bank under msts
which has Just been affirmed. Tracy, Cstin & BrSd.
head for plaintiff Duunng, Edsall Hart Tor tne oo'
fendants.
In the Supreme Court, Brooklyn, applica-
tion will be made Monday for q mandamus to compe'
Nelson K Hopkins State Controller to pay to the Treas
urer Of Kings County ts6,OOo collected from unpaid
and retained by the State Controller. as an offset
for the deficiency in the State tax for 1873 The eg,s
raise, IN addition to ' the regular taxes the Of
s29S4 a. In satisfaction Of the couDfys snare Oh tne
leaving balance Of ss2 sss a. and the Controller
serves the $4,000 referred to on account OF TINS
law Of 1873 under which Kings County was required to
raise the $6s2,9s4 a. will be raised.
In the suit of Birnbaum against the Harlem
Railroad Co., for Injuries received while getting on ono
Of the of tho Company in February. 1874 unim-
peachable evidence produced by the Company that
the defendant getting on theplatform. was told by
the brakesman not to jump that he dIsregarded the
caution, fell and the wheel went over his heel Two re-
A. Beach iwho was associated with Mr.. Gardnerj
addressed tue court. stating that 1t was evident MS
formed erroneous and undue mpre to the cir
cumstances attending the accident He did not consider
IL his duty press the to the jury where he was
convinced the action founded mistake. and IN
this view his associate fully cODcurred Tho counsel for
defendants consented that verdict should be entered
the defendants and waived costs against the plain
tiff.
The suit of Charles L. Thatcher against the
city was tried and closed before Judge Larremore, In
the Court of Common Pleas, yesterday. Thstehers
claim was for balance $3.50 due for services as clerk
in the Finance Department. and the action was In the
ma ture OF mandamus against the Board OF Apportion
ment It seems that the Board Of Audit allowed the
bill OF Thatcher at an amount lower than the claim oy
$3.50 1t was received by him. and receipt In fuli was
then gwen The defense that the pantlN having
once submitted his claim 10 that Board and that Boaru
having passed upon 1t, plaintiff could not now re-
cover In the present action. NO appropriation was
aso one Of Mr. Deans grounds Of defense. His motion
for denied the ground that The board
udiJ authority to audt he
claim a smaller amount, and thereby prevent tue
present 10 offer on the question OF appropriation.
finally withdrew Juror payment Of tie plain
tifl's COSTS F. II. Kellogg for plaintiff.
New-York tribune., 1874-12-11
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE

posT OF NEW YORK ..............."...DEc 10.
s..,m.oD Stat. fIniau. ts1 ssdieS Glasgow
steamship II Funeh Belg) KnudeO Antwerp Sc fune' 70"
steamship p C.and Dueh Dedes Rotterdam Psrsh Edys Co
steamship c,s,esa. cS GSr asSa y q " ia. @ Co.
s.s,%.So nem.n Ingson Msoy
steamshp Rcbmon Reed Richmond N0Ti's' &C. oH D0"A''a
sssamSD os.a ter BaenGs Hamburg te Kanhards c.
s.ss%sSS SsDsne Fsata Ss SsT bhiGss Steamship
p.gss Fs.es rss.ss
Steamship raAin s.,ss. RHl:gA,s % w. Kssp'ieA
sss, SSeI %.s.s wsS. ss
assssGs B SSs Ssa sS.s sis Sasp
BARI O. W Roosevelt Hsiusn Havana Jane. G.S ncs, CO
Rs 's g s:ss s:ss fsss sos SS.i sr
Z w.I.4 y.sa M1ses NJ Tsni G.a.. Ts;s Ss BEL
ses Aad. DosP Ss..0p ns5sn' xss.toS J ses.s.
sea sea L. H. r Key ws And rsa'e0 Benasr P'si'
sch, Geo pSssn' S"ss Sfi rS s.rss
Sea-! b b:Ssss S.T.s. s,.u sSI
sehs ssIhs Barton Barsv sisniod stamford o.
SeAn Ida Palmer r'ms s;1s,S SAA''a Ca
s.nev Belize (pr) xsc.e Leadss Nov IS, with nAss 10
ssssn.hp Alp. tB p.tssor s.y.an. Nov 81
sss r. ss D.s
s...Ssap City Of Sssroi Ds.is. Havana Dec s. Win ,ds>
sls.in.hD hecs. Ns~-ore.ns Dss s. With .Ass
snd pass. c. II. hsllorY Co 't
steamship south c.relsa Bssl' caarssss Dee 2. viii sAs
steamship F.ni. Hove PhsdslpAi, With .s Ledsrd sss.
BMt M.yaossr (of sewsvso, Laafss. s. Pierre II days. v
BARK Reindeer of Se~usven wsassss Dsnar 20 ssys siA
ssrl Fsaas (of s.anpor Csrvsr Psisras Oct So
FOREIGN PORTS
Qusssnoxx Dec l0-Ths cesaa Lss Ssanshio sbss hsrs
from Boston Asv - isr Avspss arrived lss sssA ~
Uw y...s sAss Sess ~ IvsA SsssI
New-York tribune., 1874-12-11
You are seated quietly at the family freside.

You are seated quietly at the family fireside.
and there IA no vacant chair" when ring Is heard
and the opening Of the street door reveals man with
cofinI That was what happened to living family In
AZ Louis the other night He told to 90 away. Ho
WA informed that tho inmates Of that house had no
usc for that reoapaco yet (beng In quor he insisted
upon bringing It IN. !" This cofin was ordered here
said the man. and intend TO leave itP And ne was
actuaIly going away without his dtsaRrceablo sar-
cophasus when occurred to the distracted family to
committlpg murder but it looked as II ho had some
thoughts OF induging In that recreation He went away
AZ lat and pernaps found body for his box before
morning.
New-York tribune., 1874-12-11
THE POLITICIANS MURDER.
THE DEFENSE OPENED IN THE CROKER
TRIAL.

Col. FELLOWS DECLARES THE LINE OF DEFENsE-
TESTIMONY OF WITNESSES WHO DID NOT SEE
THE PRISONER KILL M'KENSA.
The crowded Superior Court room in which Coro-
ner Richard Croker is being tried fully attested yes
tertay the increasing interest which is being felt
among certain class Of politicians as the end ap-
proaches. Col Fellows made the opening speech for
the defense Without specially desgnatngthe line OF
defense which would be pursued, he declared that
the testimony offered by the prosecution would DO
subverted. Witnesses were brought into court ana
rapidly examined during the day until the adjourn
ment at 6 O'clock. The defense will doubtless
close tomorrow and as there will be very little II
sny rebuttng testimony the prospect is that Judge
Barrett will charge the jury some time on the same
tay. go that verdict will be reached at least by
Monday next.
New-York tribune., 1874-12-11
THE COURT OF APPEALS.
A1BANY. Dec. 10. - In the Court of A

ALBANY, Dec. 10. IN the Court OF AppeaIs,
THURSDAY, Dee 10, 1874; .- M v.b,.
koiO0James O. and smother respondents ag Wm haDo
this morning and concluded
36-Geoge and another eIrs etc. appellants sgt
Pst Frost noneatArgued 6y j. Mcclure oco1Dse for appel
sn ard by t. H. Benz respondentApDes dismsse with
No 97-Wm Perrine respondent Hiram G. Hohkiss ap-
pean-Arsuei Craig Of counsel for appellant and by IL
Camp respondent u,,. o.,,. ,
No Il2-J Monroe Taylor appellant sgt Wright, Gles and
by D. C. Brown Of counsel for appellant
and by s.. Jones for responients.
No Il-a Dunlap appellant sgt Hsnns r. Hawkins responder
Argued Craig counsel for appellant and submitted for
made Court adjourned sill Friday llth ins at
New-York tribune., 1874-12-11
DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN WALLS.

FRIDAY. DEC IL
N.iI for B,ufa, n s. closed NewYok Postohoe
Ia a. !. m. and VIA Boston %
sATuRDAy DEC. l2.
and Ireland 0ie1stosD and Liverpool ~
steamship Oceanic close ct 40 supplementary MAIL
stesmsbip sails al a. M. Pier No. 80. North kyer
For French BY steamship Vile De Pans mails co@HoA
m Supplementary Mail Steamship sails al m on risr No
90, North River -. r.-...,,..,
mails close at 80 Supplementary ha IL cosei al ihe Post
Once a. 1880 ~ steamship sails iron Pier oot o inId'
49, SUNDAY. DEC. l3
AuMs, close atI O'Clock Tue tuss0Sce Is oyer ron
lIu
New-York tribune., 1874-12-11
uIyTATURg ALMANAC.

suu 1.e. ... 7:l5 ,es 4;33 ho0n eS''''''' ooi
pAY-A
a. uoo. ot2 GOV Aand 9:40 Hell Gate FerrY. .1l3S
49, HIGH DAr-P. -.
Sandy Hook 9:37 Island .l0lo Hell Gaze Fer!lZ'v$
New-York tribune., 1874-12-11
P1SSENGERS ARR[HED.

FROH sAvAEILLAIE STEAMSHIP Alps, Dee ~" "ss'morc
land L. Paeheco, Mrs ~. peies aud child. an
FROM HIVANA--Is sSdnsaip Cgty Of York Dec 1O-i.
r. BrrIadoB D. Henry baosltoa,
Nathan Sanue stephen sacchu Ms Ys5 Arrange e Peysre
NJ Pngni, Cuzqan Angusun ArnsI FaBcco Cinpos "m
Herber Eugene Lenou ber Angusto Barber George BssA