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Best oysters at Picrsuc'., 80, 10 and 50 cents.

The Uo,J,os notices at some length coal
hosting contest" between Shaft No. / ct the
Vermil,ion Coal Company of streator and q Shat
At Braidwood, which occurred on TIL 18Th inst
The Sirla,or shat, wa. victorious, hosting ls2''
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GEO. A. TeUs, Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1874-08-25
BUILDING STATISTICS.

For the week Saturday Aug 22 1874 from the records OF
the Department Of Buildings Walter W. Adsms Superintendent;
The plans submitted for ~ build
ing estimated OF 1927 2OO OF ts number are nrscss
dwenys frame dwellings for the Westchester
buildings proposed alteration D. at ei-
s25975O Special applications made for frame and other
D.
The Bnlnys and Violations report 29l build
ings surveyed 2S reported unsafe III male safe unsafe building
notices served 43 violations reported l5 removed 81 violation no
tees seryel 20.
ger beams and ntes tested aud approved % buildings reported
requiring 27 buildings provided with
81 served Special aud tboroug inspection IS re-
Of the F and Union Square
Of Booths Nbos Tvol
Comque Hills Varieties Olympic, bnsoL Hail. and the Metro
poan Ihelter regulations relative 10 ie safeguards yena-
oD eg enforced where found be requr 4l buildings
repair condition. freedom obstruction, and availability
Of NUMBER 3l6 reported in good condition. and
rs found less obruel aud requiring repairs 6l
examined Ere safeguard requirements OF
which number % reported requiring teesapes; ~ buildings
reported for reeIamned OF which nnnoer
% found have complied with Department
aud the relative thereto been retired aud proceedings
dcoDtnge Special examinations have also been made OF 4o
buildings occupied ard for relative to iron
also of lS factories relative TO means oil
provided therein. Five hotels boarding AMI odg
having undergone thorough Inspection as TO
and thereom the event OF he as nave also
buildings by Womens Aid Society No. Al Seventh
Home for Boys Nos SO % Warent Ladies Christian Home
Nos 27 anu 9 Was squares Home for Aged and lnfm Deal
22O Employment Society for the Poor
No lab East Theeuths Female Christian Home, No. 3li ia
Fieenh Newboys Lodging house. Chambersst and the Girls
Home, No II st. Marx s.place
New-York tribune., 1874-08-25
DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN MAILA
TUESDAY. Ara. rs,


Ms for Great Brsn and Ireland ouesnovu and Liverpool B,
the Pos.Once at 3O Stesmshp sails at m from Pie
No. &c SoIth kiver.
FOR Continental. Hamburg and French Mail per steamship
~ Supplementary Mail Is closed at
the PostOhee at 1880 Steamship sails at m from foot OF
Frs-st Hoboken,
Mas ayt Curacoa venerues &c. by the steamship C.bsl
Steamship sails from Pier No. OIL n
WEDNESDAY. Au6. % =,
Mails Eufope and Liverpool per the steamship
Rothps close IL 80 Supplementary Mail closed al we
PostOee st Steamship sails $3.50 from Cunad Dock
JerseT Civ -.
For Swiss, Mail BY the steamship Rheu
mails close IL u. Supplementary Mail Is closed a. me
PostOhce at 1870 Steamship sails a p NJ from rer oo' o'
Third IT,. Hoboken. ,,
isr Domingo ssmans etc. b, steamship Ashland
close stl steamship sais p from Pier No. IL Non
River. .
Mai for Havana nv the steamship City Of NevYok close at
Supplementary Mail closed the PostOhce at 2iO p
N. steamship a 8 D. IN. from Pier No. North RIVER
THURSDAY, AUG IL .
Mails for burooe VIA Plymouth CherboG anl amouS p'
TUsats Ha closed ~
PosoGe l3O Steamship sails az m from pier ioo' o'
Tbird-si HoboAeE
ANAL for HALIFAX closet AswYork Posioh hce ever
lay At u D. m. and goes wa Boston IN
Mails for Great Britain ,nd Ireland va Queenstown ana LVerpoo
by steamship OF Chester IL 81 Supplementary Nail Is
closet PoiOhce at 1880 Steamship sails at H. from
Pier No 81 North River
For Continental Mails bv steamship Weser mails close
80 Supplementary Mail Is closed at the P9slo nee
1880 IN. steamship sails al m 'rom foot OF Ihra no
boken - 80
sls for sul Merc2 by the steamship City q Mexico close
Supplementary Mail coed at the Potohce ' @'fo p
N, sails a 3 m.. Pier No. s " IL
Mails Tor soath Pahc the steamship ha
Mall - cl0sep AZ
OGce at steamship at IL ~ from Pier No. az NJ IL
SUNDAY. 80.
Mails close atl oclocl The fo'tohce open ITO"
To IL.
New-York tribune., 1874-08-25
CONTESTS OVER MUNICIPAL POLICY.

At a meeting yesterday of the Board OF
Estimate and AppOrtionment, Controller Green onered
resolution authorizing him to issue $oooo worm OF
long bonds to raise money to pay Judgments against
the cty and before 1t was passed upon, Mr. Vance
offered resolution calling upon the Controller to FUR
nish the Board with o statement OF "a unexpenued
for Is72 and 1s73 together win state
meut OF all claims filed In the Department OF FINANCE
made against or payable such appropriations. and
abatement of udgments paid from such appropriation
Of sao 900 in 1873" and from such appropriation OF
saoooo in 1874" Mr. Green replied that the information
called for already been given in his quarterly re-
ports Mr. Vance said that the Board needed additional
information upon the subject, and he could not see
why the Controller refused to give it," Mr. Green
stated that he had objection TO the information being
obtained from the proper Mr. Vance said tat
he would not vote for the issue OF "long bonds TO
pay judgments against the city 80 long as an appropr
alton to pay judgments remained unexpended
After some further discussion the matter was dropped
and the Controller called up his resolution, which was
laid at the last meeting authorizing him TO trans.
fer the whole of OF apprOp
remaining the credit of Salaries Of the Finance Depart
ment OF any previous years. to any insufficient
for the purpose in any other year or
years." In speaking the resolution, the Controller
IL absolutely necessary that he De allowed
to mako the transfer mentioned in the resolution but
after discussion the resolution was lost the Mayor
and the Controller voting in the Affirmative, ana MI
| Vance and Mr.. Wheeler in the negative ~
The Controller then stated that very lltte or the
appropriation to pay judgments against the city re-
manned une xpended, and resolution authorizing him
to issue $50 worth OF NewYork City bonos to pay
judgments which have been or may be obtained against
ing him $4,000 worth of Main stock.
TO meet the requirements OF the Depart
TO issue $50 coo OF New-York City Improvement bonds
TO obtain money pay for improvements OH Tnirdaye
New-York tribune., 1874-08-25
The COURTS.
AN OFFICIAL RESPONSIBLE FOR BLUNDERs.
u rGnlI A

AN OFFICIAL RESPONSIBLE FOR BLUNDERS.
In August 1862 Daniel Butterfeld was As
sisant OF the United States and in charge Of
the Treasury IN this city. In that month Mr. Field
was Superintendent OF tie Currency Department Of the
Sub-Treasury and Mr. Tandy superintendent OF its
Coin Department. deficit OF s229 was discovered in
the former department, and Of 300 IN the latter
The then brought suit In the United States
Dstiic Court those amounts from Mr. But
teraed and his sureties Cornelius *. Garrison, W. g.
Fargo John NJ. Davidson, and Samuel q. Wheeler, on
the ground that MI Buttereld Assistant Treasurer
was responsible for the acts his subordinates. Mr.
Buterfeld put In to the effect that under
the existing laws he not responsible for the deficits
in the accounts Of his employees, Field and Tancy. The
answer also contained counterclaim of 1886 49, and
alleged that due Mr.. Buttefed the difference
between the amount received by him on the sale OF
revenue stamps ard the per cent commission due MN
by the Government such sales. The case was tried
some time ago before Judge Batchord. who reserved
decision till yesterday when he gave one In which
he SAYS that, matter OF law. Mr. Buterfeld was re-
sponsible for the acts OF his subordDates and allows
him the amount OF his commissions, $3.50 49, on the
sale OF revenue stamps. The amount OF the deficits re-
ferred TO- $3.50 being deducted from Mr. Bntterueds
claim Of 20 $50 49, the decision leaves the Government
there evidence show tbat there was anything
criminal connected with the deficits. but that tuey ap
pear have occurred through some mistake lii the
aceu
New-York tribune., 1874-08-25
A DOMESTIC CONTROVERSY.

In the Court Of Common Pleas, the wife OF Brooklyn
medical practitioner being the petitioner, and alleging
drunkenness and cruelty the part Of her husband
Pending the decision each desired the OF the child
and Judge j. +. Daily ordered that 1t should be
left alternately with each for week. Appli-
cation made yesterday by the wife for an
order giving her $40 per week alimony and $50
counsel fees The defendant demurred to this,
alleging that by the publicity previously given 10 the
his practice had fallen off that he was unable to
pay amount OF aim0ny; he also alleged that some
of persons making aitavIs against him We're dis
charged servants. some had been charged with helt,
and that all their untrue. Every difficulty
between his wife aud himself had arisen, he stated,
from the interference of his mother-naw, with whom
his wife was now staying Judge Daily said he thought
II Of relatives had elt called upon to Interfere
the family might remained happily together An
granted Tor Sc week almony and $50 cou-
soI fnns
New-York tribune., 1874-08-25
AN UNLUCKY INTERFERENCE.

Thomas Lanahan, according to the story told
by counsel to Judge Donohue yesterday was stand
ing evenings ago a corner near Central Park,
while waiting for young lady with whom he intended
to take a walk. Suddenly he heard cries OF distress.
womans voice he thought. in the direction Of Forty.
eightb-s and Fifthave and fastening to offer his as
sistance rushed into the arms Of policeman who ar
rested him as the assailant Of Horace Gapn. Before
Justice he was committed in default OF 5000 BAIL He
was brought before Judge Donohue, In Supreme Court
Chambers on motion to reduce the bail to 1900. The
counsel offered prove that two gentlemen who had
witnessed the assault could prove that Lanahan was
not the criminal that OF them had upsuccessfuly
pursued the real sssaant. Mr.. Dena, OF the District
Attorneys Office urged that the Court had right 10 in
teriere as the Police Magistrate had had all the aiida
Wits before him and had passed the question OF
identity Judge Donohue declined TO interfere and Lam
han vvas nleu.
New-York tribune., 1874-08-25
P1SHENGERS dRRIEED.

PROM LIvERPOOL-Ia steamship Wisconsin, Aug 2i-Mr ana
Mrs Crane. j. b. Crlne j. Wiiams Dhop H. A. seeD VIE
aud ch H. HoD Judge iovan M ami Mrs j. A. Connoly s
Mrs, a1d children, Mls, l. D0ahe
Mrs c. Barck Miss C. Banck Miss Blanek Jas Nah hugh
Creu Larsing Sabang Mr Graves j. T. SHAW, Mr. h,ieh
Mr Hooks PeaicYee Al. White H. b. Banks, Joan'on IS
Van Iloutsn. =. a., NJ.
Graia smith WA Coe MI j. Ceare Kew Sooney
Mr. Pastoe hrs AMI bliss heekle, sir
Agorts Wilson, Mrs Miss Bsraum, Mrs ho"sr
Mr. and Mr. J. Deyn b. o. Day, A. broSn or
e.. McCiIioch, Nj snd Miss H. Fisher Ma Ter
Fisher Mrs g. esr Mr. ami Miss Heard r. fsaer Rev
A. Hamilton Sullivan, Mrs. e. walker and infant A. ASH
ton Judd srd MIR. j. NJ Julian M aud Miss Julian n
Cspu Mary Liwsnis, At and Ms kadey a11 eb sis
Kadey W. lyeee Mrs W. Smith and three cnGien
Mr f. Barnes Mr. o. Mask. j. L. Gladsin, "m Bartlett NJ "
Wey j. hoy A. A. Greene r. u. Reharisol PURCELL l, Geo
Morris Miss walker Mrs B. " Jones, W. H. ihc h ana
M. W. Smell j. McCee H. T. Parker W. H. Caton H. d. isses'
worth Campbell, H. j. RTPy, Mr. s. Bnsgs, Mrs Aspn"Ai
N Was. N B. HARRISON Lassen, Ar Mrs Loecay and
three CHILDREN, Logeay, A. Pope Mr Neweombe g DAWSON
N ami M children Ms, Bosc r and Mrs Stu0n
Mr. AMI Mr. seam,n Mls kL ally and child, Geo EleoI ~
se j. Dageavon Doaney, L. Bo.ssetb, Mss d. Doaa, Miss
Kate Eeei0Ns
New-York tribune., 1874-08-25
OFFICIAL TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.
EEW-YORK CITY.
UNSAFE BUILDINGS.

Bnrs condition. and having unsafe chin.
during the week ending Saturday. Ag %, 1874;
Fss, A. unsafe and OF front; Mr. Deiorcs
West Fourths No. A. unss wall and chmners A. ~ Fsn'
East Tairht. No 46 unsafe and piazza also chin
neys; Daniel Foey -.
Ththave 6j9 foundation wall from eIcavation Margaret
BIeBdel
wakers rear No. 2 unsafe generaly H. Hucbngs, agent
East Broswa No 29 unsafe center pier in baseent James
ii. Shes, owner. -, TT
Eghay 4Os rear dangerously unsafe generality John H.
Pell jr. owner. - N ,,,
doom.
Caberne unsafe generally; Thomas Carrahsr lessee
Mots No. 3l9, unsafe wall and door Intel Thomas NC
Knigdt owner . II A.,
No. o. and and south gable was Mrs
Rosa McDarron.
Motts No. $40 and cbinneys Aaron Kahn owner
Mott 3l2 wall and chimneys Aaron kshD o"
Not No 3l4 unsafe In cellar and also ehinnei nAo
Kahn, owner -, o.
wasangonsausre No A. unsafe pvy in yard MI spears
, ,r
Biphthve rear 609 front and walls; C. w.
Doherty,
Grne No gutter; John j. Byne, agent
JeTons 10 unsafe and walls and caiDneysi Jonn
Pierson. owner.
Unak Chfmnevs
Tbirl-sve No. S9i r. ". Backey
MotIs.. No. 3l6; Aaron Kahn, owner.
MOItst., No. 3O5; Aaron Kahn, owner.
Canalst.. No 439; Hiram Ostrsnter, owner.
Rass Ninih-st No. 80 Henry Maillad, owner.
Henry-st Nos. n and 20; PMloman H. Frost. owner
West FOurtb-st, No. SO; Jsmes Seigman owner
Forsyh-st, No. 10. John B. veteran, oSner
BleecseT-st. No. 2i9; B. A. Wright.
Bleecker-st, No. 2iI; ). Lewis owner
New-York tribune., 1874-08-25
CRIMINAL NOTES.

At the Essex Market Police Court yesterday be-
Kase Adoh james held In 5000 bail
charge OF keeping disrepuable house.
Michel Horizons, who was arrested last week on
charge robbng letterboI SIeenths and Tbye
ared bail by Commissioner sulwe.
James Hickey of No. 105 Westinghouse. was taken
The Police yesterday and held by Justice
81 900 bail for sabbg John Cuff OF No. ~ Reor the face
Sunday afternoon.
At the Jefferson Market Police Court yesterday
Justice Morgan committed Jane, scnn Of No. 33l West Twenty
default Of I'll 900 He charged with stealing So
hom Joseph McNuty Of Chicago.
At the Yorkville Police Court yesterday Robert
GRAY and Albert been recently discharged from Sing
Sing brough. charge made by Arm Of Weser
Who states that him Of $25 in East
Three and
the others Station.
LOus
New-York tribune., 1874-08-25
N. To CLOSE OF BUsi-
SALES FROM 81 O'CLOCK p. N. To
NESS, 3 O'CLOCK p. y
North. .Westera
MONDAY, Aug. 24-P. II.

MONDAY Aug 24-P. NJ
The earlier dealings at the Stock Board to-day
gave promise of considerable advance in most OF
the active shares, and in some there was final
actual gain Of several points Conspicuous among
these was Pacific Mail which was gradually run up
to 49, and receded toward o'clock to Al, closing
at that price, The rise was ascribed to the unusual
attention called to this stock by the interesting ex
cursiOns made and to be made in the new steamer
Peking and the liberal distribution of invitations
issued by the managers, while the final decline was
considered nothing more than healthy reaction
after 80 sudden an advance. Though there can bs
no doubt of the advantage Of these sailing parties
there are not wanting those who sneer at them and
sarcastcally suggest that few frst-class steamers
might be advantageously employed in this way dur
ing the Autumn Rock Island moved forward side
by side with Pacific Mall selling before the second
call as high as 1881, and gradually fallins
away to 1921 at the close, nes
gain Of just since Saturday. Lake
Shore was decidedly the most active stock III
the list, the sales footing up some 5000 shares oa'
with only the slightest variation in price through
out the long and fierce contest. the quotatoh co'
ing at the precise figures Of Saturday. There may
have been some contest between bulls and bears ZOE
the supremacy IN this stock. If so, neither party
can claim the victory. Next in Importance stahus
Western Union Telegraph, Of which some S,V"
shares are supposed to have changed hands at prices
ranging from n to n! and finally closing at 80
Central and Hudson and Ohos each gained T. wni'o
ST. Paul. Union Pacific, and Wabash each lost a.
compared with the final dealings on SATURDAY ipS
onon;n, HIGHEST lowest and closing prices were:
New-York tribune., 1874-08-25
DECISlONS-AUG. "a.

Saperior Court-Specdt 1erm-Bv Judge Freed
g Van zabdt-Css settled and the CLERK q hereby
directed and 10 the judgment
apt sber-otion denied. without Gurley sgt al;
Mcpherson sgt Sinclair; Wesley agt Libby Krause ag
Wolf art. Jacohs.-0Tders granted
BY Judge MoneL-seyens sgt Herer Motion denied (see
opjaiopD Hdun AldunMOton denied Hulse sgt Pnen.
het-otioB guied findings hei and judgment Connor
ast LordOner Of reference entered TO stand Morgan Haa.
dySarees on appeal approved Lord Conpor sgt
same sg to yace orders Of reference granted and
motions reference denied See onon
Motion sale granted, (see opinon Roth sgt
Motion vscste Judgment denied
Common Pleas-Special 1rm-:By Judge j. F. DAILY.
Iasle AIT The Mayor &C. N. Monheimer art The Msyor
a-Motons granted opnonI Holyoks Brown-subta.
on ordered OF opinion In the natter Lc Morrison
In nv opinion moving party should be left against tie
rttoruey for any sums hs claims TO be due hin.
New-York tribune., 1874-08-25
JOSEPHINE MANsFIELD's LOSSES.

Josephine Mansfield has brought suit in the
Superior Court against Nathan Appleton. She alleges
that she has suffered through the false
OF the defendant and laws her damages at O The
complaint states that Influenced by his representations
as TO the condition Of the firm OF Bowes Brothers & Co..
and as TO his connection with them, she was induced
TO deposit with them the Of s3000 previous TO her
departure for Europe. About ;e weeks afterward tho
firm failed and she has never received more than $40 OF
the amount The testimony OF the actress Ella We.ner
was taken de bene eSSe. yesterday John ID. Townsend
appeared counsel for Josephine Mansfield. and Mr..
Worth for Mr.. Appleton The case Will come up again
next month.
New-York tribune., 1874-08-25
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
PORT OF NEW-1ONh. .......ssss,ss''s''.''hpt Z


PORT OF Newly Y0RK ..............."..,'...hUd "a
CLEARED.
Steamship It,ho Br). Forsyth Liverpool Williams Gulon
Steamship Caste iiGrca. Havana VIM T. Cyde Co.
smD SeIT B14 giP9e pierce a PeDm. James ind
steamship tFlneo4a Bragg Po,ssi j. W. T. AHes K,s,.,
ssa%.p sisan.aS vsptt NaS SIDS DAVIS w%Hssoa D Abbot
sSP i9: i9-' Fos!er r HOses Liverpool H. M.r.haaCo
Bark sieuri JAIL Nor I9',enes hi'1oni ~ Iooas oo
BarH r Beg or Niel;en Cork Falmouth Funch, Elye
Bark Marie tius., Camas, Gloucester, slOcOviea Co
sch D. Hazard Rowland Geosetosn &c. Bentey Giliersleevs
se Rdgevood Johnson Georgetown and Point Bluff E. D. aur'
stt Bsse yoSs.aa Gh.,s,':9 Ey,s, Bah ac'
sehr Braach Reyuods NesHsyei Raeke'i z Bro. ,-..
W. Jackson & BIO.
ARRIVED.
steamship WIN MoIsn ,e .na ps Hams SSa S
Gilbert TlCmgoa !o L,erOoo a'eA'On Calcutta March
BsI. Ado pta redosh Eors 80 days in ballast
are RaSee L.urc ta Corsaneso Galway 40 days in ballast
bark Templar. Bartlett. Lee yhorn ~ DAYS with mise.
BARK Lseio I'ai Reyeo ipswich 50 aaJs. in ballast
Sehr Sehr Loo4ouS. Nichols Baltimore
MEMORANDA.
The bark Bk,p run (Nor reported Sandy Hook
orIers. passed up TOW this afternoon.
FOREIGN PORT.
die from Senfoa Aug ~ % ior Ga,sow aTn'el here TO-DAY
& s Au Is for ep 5s l1e ere
LrRRrooL Aug state Line steamship State OF A,Dsm.
23-rhe steamship Columbus. from SewYOrt. arrived
here this morning.
QUEENSTOWN AUG 2-The Nuova Fana, from EewYork
has arrived here leaky. She has been ashore.
MOVEMENTS OF PACIFIC MAIL STEAMERS.
BY CABLE from Asp,nran
Steamship Colon. Capt. Dow. arrived AuE %.
BY cable rom Pasama.
Steamship Arizona Panama for San Francisco Aug %
go passenger $50 tons freight
(f0r Latest Ship sers see Fin Pdge.l
New-York tribune., 1874-08-25
PASSENGERS SAILED.

FOR RIO DR JASRfaO 1c-In s,cdm,hip Sonh Amerpd "a
T. F. Pcaeo ordao Walter Heny W. Hanson A. Benardo Iap
F. L. Pl,t " Dabney d. c. Costa Bragi joan W.
P,yms.rs L. NJ Albert Townseud Albert acooon ray
John w. Fuy U. s. ". Joseph Rea a1d wife r. Amen..
n Kohn Mr Mrs Pummer infant Children ana servant,
Nils PIunmer r. Maynard John Nichols Mrs e. sall"eh anu
children Geo ~ Haring Mrs ames Pefclyi L. y boYe D.
Poison Mrs Weiss, Lasaa. Rafael Amoros J. r. AIM
ro, Msta Manuel g1s An1ooO ssrtn 'o
qan Casper Daneson barnes' DLe'n
New-York tribune., 1874-08-25
REAL ESTATE.
Nzw-YoRK. Monday, Aug. ~. 1874

At the Exchange Salesro0ms to-day hugh
N Camp sold plot Of ground the west side OF wash
ingtonave.. and running through to Railroadave. 100
feet north Of Fletcherst Tremont. new Twentyrourtn
Ward) for N,700
The report OF the Department Of Buildings for the
week ending Saturday, Aug. %. will be found below
New-York tribune., 1874-08-25

eate does not propose to diverted from his original
object, and be drawn Into personal controversy Inc
cInded reply He did not receive the communication
Of Aug until after his return from his vacation "a, rev %
days ago Col wmgae says he has spent nacn tune on
days.
New-York tribune., 1874-08-25
SiISIATURR ALMANAC

sun $500 D. Al Moon set... Z:3o
eI5H
Sandy Hook 5.;9 GOV. lsand 6:2j He'll Ferry. $40
Dap
Sands Ol7 Island. 65l Hell Gate feHy oioo
New-York tribune., 1874-08-25
Brooklyn propsrtp 90 Eet.

ITO LET-FLATS of FIVE ROOMS, in best
part bnet buildings ssndsoney trimmed high
besuua ar $50 and $50
month For farbsr particular inquire Of PAUL QRkAING. te5
Gslo. ave, nsI NSsuAalAva. BIoeiya
New-York tribune., 1874-08-25
Brooh!pn Real Gstate for Sale.

Broohlpn Real estate for Sale.
COTTAGE HOUSE for SALE or to LET !;
~ price $50 monhyi 0675 Fourthaye, be-
Thirty seventh and 1hryeIghh Boosiyn rooms
marble mantels WILKINS lO9 Water-st
TTNION-ST. LOTS FOR SALE on easy terms
~ without cash, who will build Immediately two
very desirable LOTS the elegant residences Of Messrs New
Kenyon the finest bock In South
J. &. CORNELL, Al Court-st
~ AND 40 HICKS-ST.-FOR SALE cheap,
Il ! o IN easy J. E. CORNELL, A Courtst.
q KIM CASH. and balance by easy INSTALL
P OOO ments, will purchase 233 Navy-st threeory
house. near DeKab-aye. J. E. CORNELL A Court-st
New-York tribune., 1874-08-25
Citn Real estate for Sale.

ENOR SALE.-The brOwn-stOne HOUSE, with
LOT Is n. 6inxl02 IT,, No. no Eis Zig tiethst,
Fourthe newly psinted throughout and 10 excellent condition
Inquire premises LATHAM BROTHERS. 81 BeekmanI
New-York tribune., 1874-08-25
COMMIss IONER DAvENPORTs ALLEGED OF.
FENsE5.

Col. G. w. Wingate, the counsel who made
the complaint against United States Commissioner John
l. Davenport charging him with violating the Election
laws and otherwise transcendng bis authority says
reply to the communication OF Commissioner Daven-
port already made public. that he simply occupies the
position Of counsel Commissioner Davenport appa.
rently desires to make 1t personal mattes, Col Win