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THE DERANGED DELANEY.

THE PRACTICAL TURN ASSUMED BY HIS IN
sANTTY-Hrs RAvING MOMENTS DEVOTED TO
FILING AWAY HIS FETTERs.
Some days ago tho story came from tho Queens
County jail that Delaney, the murderer Of Captain
Lawrence was Ill and in danger OF starving himself to
death, as for several days he had taken food only in
very small quantities. This condition. however, IL
now appears was only feint to cover an intended
effort 70 obtain liberty. Sheriff Samms became con
vinced OF this several days ago. and after some observa
ton determined TO make close investigation when he
discovered that the condemned murderer had planned
the method Of escape with two colored buraIars
who were confined without irons In an adjoining cell
and awaiting trial before tho Court OF Sessions next
week for having broken into and robbed Mr. John
Doxscy's house at Jamaica South Delaney had by
some means become possessed OF a small ile, with
which he worked diligently for three DAYS at the
shackes on bis fecs and succeeded cutting them SO
that ne could have removed them at pleasure filling up
the cuts with bread crumbs and dust, so that they
could not DO discovered unless by close inspection
Being large and powerful man. II was his part OF tho
work when his cell door was opened TO assault tho
keeper, and, possible, TO dispose him. and then to
uniasten the cell OF the other two when the threo
were 70 make common cause for escape. AS the
cells open INTO the lower hallway OF tho building
they might easily have made their way out had the plot
not been discovered but 10 not likely that they could
have got far away. Yesterday their programme Was
disarranged Delaney taken 20 another cell where
nav shackols were put upon him and securely rvated
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POLICE COURT NOTES.

William II. Grogan, OF No AZ Market street; Patrick
I. Griffin, of No Al Market street; John Walsh, Of
No. 126 Cherry street; Henry Schroeder Of No S5
Second Jacob Rcnney of No. SO Wilet street;
James Bresn, of No. 345 Water street; Louis Loeler,
of No 200 Allen street, Frederick Geister, of
No. 1856 Allen street. and John Murray, Of No. 1854
Grand street. arraigned before Judge Kasmre at
Essex Market Court yesterday charge Of selling
liquor without license. The four last named were dis
charged, as the officers who arrested them could not
that they had seen the prisoners either sell
give away liquor. The rest held 500 bail to
Hughes tried for beating and otherwise Ill using
his son. and being convicted sentenced TO the
Penentiary for six months. The prosecution
Quoted under the auspices of the Society for the Pre-
vention Of Cruelty 10 Children
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COURT CALENDARs-THIs DAY.

SUPREME CouRT-CHAMRERs- by Judge Dono
hue.Nos IL 5 81 "a l06 no. ls9, 10, $780, 199 2ls,
224 22s 230, 231, 232, 26S $50, 282, 2S3
SUPREME CoURT-SPECIAL TERM-Held by Judge Law
rence.-case on-No. Fl. Mitchell vs. Reed No day
calendar.
SUPREME CouRr-CIRcurr-Part 1-Adiourned for
the term Part 2.-Adjourned until Monday, Novem-
Der 15 Part 3-Held by Judge Van Vorst-Nos 1151,
1858, 24S3 144S 1925, 1133 963, 34 soS9 S23 1921,
1895, 243, $751; 1887 l76l 1859, 344l l4o1 1885, $751;
3503 1877 693 1247
SUPERIOR CoURT-GENERAL TERM-Held by Judges
Mcneil and Sedgwick.-Nos. So, So.
SUPERIOR CouRT-TRIAL TERN-Part Held by Judge
speir-Nos. 2s7 1909 6e ISL, 1929, 500, 1919, sos
ISL 7a Sa M Sa srs 6sd Sy
500, 534 $685. s9s, S54, S62, 454, S70
SUPERIOR CoURT-SPEcrAL TERM-Held by Judge
Frcedman--Nos IA, 33, 43, so, 81, IS, 40 lS.
COMMON PLEAs-rRIAL TERM-Part Held by Judge
Roblnson-Eos 1850 2635, 1865 1875 1869, 1434 1854
1877 2516 $780, 1887 1851, 649 Ills, 1850 2I9S Part
COMMON PLEAs-GESERAL TERM-Held by Judges
Daily Loew and Daly-Nos. T. 2S, %, SO, 2l9 g. 46 o,
49, s. 223 232 2S3 l40 14s l46 l4 49, 15o l51, l54
156, 157
MARINE CouRr-TRIAL TERM-Part Held by Judge
Spauding-Nos 4S77 1860 564s $685. 1851, $685. 3539,
3540 3541 3544, 1916 3547 354s, 3549 $500 Part p
Held by Judge McAdam.-Nos. 1922, 347l, $780, $780,
3S67 4S5S, $751; 316 1868 1868, 1904, 4093 Part 81
Held by Judge Shea-Nos 1876 44S3 233S 1884 $685.
5239 45S3 5436 5643 1856 534 5214 54O2 1856 2444.
CouRT oP GENERAL SEssIoSs-Held by Recorder Hack
ett-The People Andrew Gillgan burglary; Same
VS. Michael Burns robbery; Same Charles Shoemaker
and William Powers, robbery; Same vs Robert Mulan
feonious assault and battery; Same vs. William Glea-
son, felonious assault and battery Same vs. John e.
Owens, mayhem Same vs. Matthew Ryan, burglary /;
Same Jane Gbb burglary; Same VS.. Joseph Costello
and Roddy Brewer burglary; Same William Dignan
burglary Same VS.. James Burns, burglary; Same vs.
James W. Buchanan grand larceny; Same VS.. Thomas
Mccormick, grand larceny; Same VS.. Simon Abrams,
grand larceny; Same William Freeman, grand
larceny; Same Frederick A. Brady, forgery Same
VS. John +. Beard and James Wood, false pretences;
Same Carl Krentzcn, petit larceny; Same VS..
George Williams, petit larceny; Same va Charles
Tack gambling.
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WASHINGTON PLACE POLICE COURT.
MORE or THE UNLICENSED.

NUKE OF THE UNldCENSED.
Yesterday morning the returns we're very light at the
above Court there being but twenty prisoners brought
in from the different precincts. Among the number
John McManus No S92 Bowery; Frederick Men
ken, No. 428 West Thirty seventh street; Michael
Brady, No 25 West Thirty third street; Matthew Gar
vey, No SO West Thrtieth street. and John McKeever,
No. IS West Houston street, who were charged with
selling liquor without license They held in the
usual amount, 500 each TO answer, and the bail was
promptly furnished
DISHONEST SERVANT.
On the 4th OF November Mr.. Frank W. Tryon, ofNo.
East Forty sixth street, missed quantity OF jewery
consisting Of gold handkerchief ring, gold pencil
and Ninth Corps army badge, in all valued at S55
The day after the property was missed coorod ser
vant named Henrietta Veal left the house, and after
her departure part OF the missing property was found
in bag OF clothing belonging TO her She was arrested
by Officer Taylor, of the Broadway Squad, and was
committed by Judge Morgan IN 81 900 bail to answer
BOLD YOUNG THIEVES.
0ficer Gaylord, of the Twentieth precinct, while on
patrol Monday afternoon two young men walk past
the Imperial Wine and Tea Company's establishment
No. $50 West Forty second street. take up chest of
tea and run away with It, The officer followed the
thieves and captured OF them named Kyle McPher-
The prisoner, who is about seventeen years OF
age was held by Judge Morgan in 81, 600 to answer
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ApAMs-Suddenly on Sunday, November Z, 1875
ELLEy A. ADAMS aged 43 years, months and n days,
wife OF William Adams, Jr
Relatives and friends OF the family arc respectfully
invited 10 attend the funeral from her late residcncc
No "a Perry street, this afternoon, at two O'Clock.
ANrHoN N-On Sunday afternoon, November Z, OF pneu-
monia after q short illness, WILLIAM HxNRY ANrHoN, in
the 49th year OF his age.
His relatives and friends respectfully invited TO
attend his funeral this "wednesday morning, at ton
O'Clock from the Church OF the Transfguration No
East Twenty ninth street. without further notice.
BAILEY.-0n Monday, Sth inst, MARY KELLY, wifo OF
Samuel A. Bailey aged 80 years.
Friends are invited 10 attend the funeral from her
late residence, 7anelanccv street. this day at one
o'clock r. NJ.
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COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY, Nov " 1910.
DECISIONS HANDED DOWN.
Judgment affirmed, with costs-Luck VS.. Campbell;
Holden vs. Burnham stume va Atlantic Mutual Insur-
ance Company; Boynton vs. Andrews; Hill VS.. The
Syracuse Binghamton and New York Railroad Com
pany; McGarry VS.. Loomis; James vs. Hamilton
Rider VS.. stryker Rechner vs. The Knickcrbockcr
Life Insurance Company; Fruson vs. Bissell; The
Union National Bank Kupper.
Judgments aflrmed-The People vs. Powell; The
People vs.. Linsday.
Judgment reversed and now trial granted, the costs
TO abide the event-Carman VS. Beach, O'Brien VS. Tho
Commercial Fire Insurance Company; Washburn VS..
Burnham.
Order affirmed with costs-Gibbs VS.. Tho Queen In
surance Company
absolute FOR defendant stipulation with costs-sLrong
VS.. Lyon.
Ross VS. Roberts.-Motion TO open default Samuel
Hand for motion, Charles $. Baker opposed
The Excelsior Petroleum Company VS.. Maggie b.
Lacy and othcrs.-Motion to place on calendar as of
date OF filing return under class four of preferred
cases Upon motion Of W. Ii. Dickinson, for appel
liant, granted.
E. Sackett and another, administrators, &c, and
others, appellants. Upon motion Of A. J. Parker or
dered back to No. 1g9ls.
No l79 William Johnson appellant, VS.. Robert A.
williams, executor &c, respondenL-upon motion
ordered forward 10 No 24lx
No. $50 The Ogdensburg and Lake Champlan Rail
road Company, appellant The Vermont and Canada
Railroad Company, experimentation TO dismiss APP
peal Il. G. James Of counsel for respondent for the
notion and Mr.. Southmayd opposed Tho Court took
the papers.
No. 205. The Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph Company
VS.. Barnes.-Motion 10 dismiss appeal Thomas Il.
Souher for the motion; Samuel Hand opposed.
Lester Bradner, President, &c, respondent, vs. Will
liam A. Colt, impleaded &c, appeant-On motion OF
Samuel Hand, OF counsel for respondent appeal dis
missed
No. 2o5. Knowlton, respondent, vs. Tho New York
and Harlem Railroad Company, appeant-M otion to
dismiss. LCharles Mott for the motion Elliott H.
Shepard opposed The Court took the papers.
Morgan VS. Crocker-Motion for reargument A. j.
Parker submitted papers for both sides
No. 40. The People &c, appellants, va, Mason ct
al respondents Motion to dismiss appeal +. Bur
lngame for the motion; Thomas g. Fairchild opposed
Motion postponed.
Isaac y Lansing, appellant, William D. Harris, ct
al respondents-Motion TO revive cause and place II
on the calendar. On motion of N G. Moak ordered TO
be revived and placed on tho calendar ns 10 ION
PROM ORDERS
No 333 The People, &C., respondents, va. William
M Tweed, impeaded, &c, appellants
No 334 The Same Same-Argued by David ID.
Field counsel for appellant and by Wheeler IL Peck
ham for respondent
Adfournnd.
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ToMBs POLICE COURT.
Before Judge Bixby.

A BRACE OF BURGLARS BAFFLED.
As Officer Dyer OF the Twenty seventh precinct was
patroing his post in Warren street yesterday morn
ing he heard in the store No 70 which excited
his suspicion. Peerng through the small gass win
dow in the door the officer observed light moving TO
and FRO in the rear Of the store II hours after
midnight and he suspected there burglars
snsde After little Investigation tha officer discov-
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DECISIONS.
SUPREME coURT--cHAMBERs.

SUPREME coURT-CHAMBERs.
BY Judge Donohuc.
Fletcher Va Clark; Philips vs.. Vaughn; Whalon vs.
hayes Beckett VS.. Odcll; McCuloch vs., Carr
Motions denied
Decker VS. Baxter; Remsen vs. McEvoy.-Motons
denied without costs
Bergh vs. Busteed.-Order shall stand
Hesman VS. Abraham; Andrews vs Vanderpoel;
Noonan vs. Swift.-Motons granted
Ribbet VS.. Pierce Memorandum
Leopold VS.. Herzig.-Granted
SUPREME CoURT-sPRCIAL TFRM
BY Judge Van Worst
signed. 1so'o0
Marshall Of al Va Macy ct al-See opinion
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FIFTY-sEvENTH STREET COURT.
BtIOTG JuuRt MuTThy.
EXCISE VIOLATIONS.

EXCISE VIOLATIONS.
The following persons, charged with violating tho
Excise Law, were held for trial-Owen Mcbride, No.
TAG Second avenue Peter Cahill No 81 East Thirty
ninth street; Hudven Lynch, No 564 Second avenue;
Michael Herman. No. 124 Second avenue; Thomas
Colby, No. 617 Third avenue; William Conner No $40
Second avenue; Christopher Bruner, No 14l East
Forty yirst street. Catharine Geoghan, No l2l6 Sec
ond avenue Michael NJ Hanley, No 1851 Third
nue.; Michael Burnsl No. 6S5 Second avenue Cornelius
Gbney, No. 148 Second avenue; Robert Dougherty,
No. 305 East Sixtieth street; Edward Specher First
avenue and Seventy fourth street, James Noonan, No
344 East Seventy fourth street; Abraham Crapp No
JS4 Third avenue; Cord Englekin, No. 721 Eleventh
avenue, and John Murphy, No 545 West Forty first
street.
THEFT OF APPLES.
John j. Sullivan, Of No. $40 West Forty-nnth street.
was held for trial. in default OF ball. tor stealing
guilty.
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sistance. On enecting entrance 10 the building
the onlcers arrested two They gave their names
as John Hunter and Edward Barrett and their respec
tive trades as printer and machnist They had com
piete set OF burglars tools OF the finest mechanical
nnlsh IN their possession. The burglars taken
before Justice Bixby at the Tombs Police Court, yes
terday. and were held in So 600 each The OBJ
ect Of the burglary was to break open and rob the safe
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LEvY-GoLDsrRoN. Mr.. SOLOMON B. LEVY, OF this
city, TO Miss REBEocA GoLDsTRoM, Of Baltimore, Md
No cards Residence, No 322 West ThirtylTst street.
Baltimore papers will please copy
PENNY-PERLEY Wednesday, November g. at the
residence OF the BRIDES parents by tho Rev. H. y.
Ganse LUCY b. daughter of Charles Perley, ESQ, 70 IL
II. PENNY, Esq, of Augusta, Ga
SNYDRR-BALDwIS.-On Thursday, October 2s at
Orange, NJ ] , by Rev. Edrdge MIX, w. WALLACE
SNYDER, OF Orange N. j., 10 PmEnE. only daughter OF
the late G. w. Baldwin, OF same place.
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70 the noor and the two colored burglars placed
pa different cells and roned II is fortunate that the
plot was discovered otherwise Of the keep
srs would probably have been killed Delaney as be-
oIe stated was taken with hemorrhage on Sunday, ap-
parenty from the lungs ana has been bleeding more or
less since, Dut sheriff Sammis yesterday SAID TO a
porter that ne did not regard his condition dan
gerous as was al FIRST supposed
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COURT OF APPEALS CALENDAR.
ALBANY, Nov. Q, II

The following the Court Of Appeals day calendar for
Wednesday, November 10, 1SG5-Nos ], 2, 3, Q, 9, y
O. IL
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
ENGAGED.
MARRIED.

GoLD-HERscHPELD On Sunday, November Z Mr.
MICHAEL GOLD to Mss Betsy HERscHFELD both OF this
city. No cards.
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RlRTH.
DIED.

LAPo0eE. At Greenwich, Conn, " Sunday, Novem.
Der = The wife OF GEORGE W. LAFoRGR OF daughter.
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conMoN rrrAs-spEcrA1 rEnM.

COMMON PLEAB-sPECIAL TEAM-
BY Judge Larremore.
Coffin VS.. Losee-Judgment for plAintin ana lor an
accounting. .o
Gottleb VS.. the Pennsylvania Railroad Companyi
Wetzler VS.. Brown Motions granted
BY Judge Robinson
Gent vs. Westervelt.-Moton granted In part
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BY Nash 4 Hodgson.

WITHOUT LIMIT,
seven Choice Building Lots opposite Douglas Square,
Fourth District
On Long Credit-At Auction.
RYNASH 4 HODGSON- w L Hodeson, Auc.
~ tioneerL Office No. Carondelet street-On
Ss 81 January 1874, at 70 O'Clock NJ at the
st. Charles Auction Exchange will be sold
SEVEN CHOICE BUILDING LOTS OF
GROUND in the Fourth District Of this city, in the
square bounded by Washington Sixth Howard and
a5srst streets designated Nos. Is to q inclusive
Square, all front Washington Avenue and meas
ure each shout s6 feet front by 100 feet in depth
These valuable lots centrally located, are well
hlled under good fencing and in high state of cu
t l Immediately opposite Douglas square and
all fronting on shell road and only few squares
from the street railroads, offer splendid opportunity
Tor persons OF limited means to secure choice bud.
ing lot on easy terms and will be sold separately.
Ierms-One-third cash. balance at and 2 Years
with per cent interest and usual clauses 10 per cent
Of the price to be paid cash Ton the spot to bind the
Acts Of sale before W. J. Castell notary at the ex
pense OF the purchasers all taxes paid by the vendor
mp to january l. 1875 Property sold free of all en-
CulnDIances, taxes, etc Jas I'd
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THE CITY,
From our Evsui.e Edftsea Of Yesterday

from eur Evsuine Edition Of Yesterday
ACCESSORIES. Charles Foster and James
Robinson were locked up in the IRENE Sta.
ton, ct O'Clock last night, from the corner
of Customhouse and franklin streets, charged
With being accessories to the cutting and
wounding Of Chas. Morton, who was stabbed
BY one Lambert, at the above corner.
SrAsBED.-About halfpast O'Clock last
night difficulty took place at the corner Of
Customhouse and Franklin Streets between
two men named g. I. Lambert and Charles
Morton, in which the latter was stabbed in the
back and severely wounded by tho fhGlner,
Precinct Station. The wounded man was sent
70 tie Charity Hospital.
BATTERED. Jos. Chastant was arrested 1t
the corner Of jersey and Berlin streets at l
o'clock yesterday, and locked up in the Sew
son with assault and battery.
BREAKING AND ENTERING. Court Officer C.
Davis nan Mo1iie jenkins into the Fourth Pre-
cinct Station, from No. IS Basin street, on q
vsarant charged With breaking and entering
Mrs, Mary W1lliams's house, No. 2O9 Bien.
vile street, and committing larceny. On
searching the premises lot Of goods stolen
from the above place was found concealed in
the third story Of the building.
LARczNY.-Lena Cockley was arrested on 4
warrant by Officer j. Welsh, at the corner of
Gallatin and. Barracks streets, at 10 o'clock
Yesterday morning, charged By the officer
With the larceny Of lot Of household goods,
valued at $25. Lena spent the night at the
Jackson Square Station.
Monx THIEF. Henry Brauer was marched
into 0e uptown calaboose on warrant from
1S2 Laurel street by Court Officer Isabelle.
talen ont by F.. v. Clerc, who AYERS that
Hsary hooked fifteen dollars in currency
Wills in his employ. s.
WirH INTENT TO KnL.-Ricardo Lopez
was wsltzed into the Eighth Precinct Station,
Algiers, from on board the bark Leandres.
lying at the foot of Chestnut street, by Officer
Mason, at 10 o'clock yesterday morning
changed by Manuel Basco with assault and |
battery with intent to kill.
HolELEss AND DESTITUTE. At s o'clock |
last night Officer Clavin sent a man named |
Nicholas Longworth, aged "a years, and q ma
i've OF Tennessee, to the Charity Hospital, in |
. ick and destitute condition from the Har-
Dor police station fnaf
ACCIDENTALLY DROWNED at o clock this |
morning man named John Jackson, cook on
board the British ship Vicksburg, lying at
The head Of Jackson street, accidentally fell
overheard and was drowned. His body has
not been recovered.
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Bishop Ames tell story Of q white man in

Bishop Ames tell story Of white man in
Missouri, in the olden time of slavery. who
aid to one Of his servants: "Pompey,
hear you are a great preacher" eyes,
massa, de Lord do help me powerful some
times" swell, Pompey, don't you think
the negroes steal little things on the planta-
ton" else mighty 'fraid they does massa,
massa." "Then, Pompey, want you to
preach sermon to the negroes against steal
ing" After q brief reflection, Pompey re-
piled: "You see, massa, dat would never
do, cause twould trow such colness over
de meetin'." rE
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By Albert Paul.

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE OF EVERY DE.
scription, Carpets, Crockery, Glass and othe,
Ware, ETC., Etc. =
QY ALBERT PAUL, Auctioneer Office and
- salesroom No. 40 Royal street Will sell every
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, at 10
O'Clock, A. M, at the salesroom, 40 Royal, near
Customhouse streets
A general assortment Of new and secondhand
Household Furniture. Carpets, Crockery, Glass
and other Ware, etc., etc.
Loans secured on Furniture. etc. Storage at
moderate rates. "a q
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Thaa recent death Of . nephew of Caleb
Cushing from . fall in the gymnasium Of the
Harvard School Of Technology, has called out
letter from DR.. George B. Loring, in which
As Xpresses the opinion that nature does not
conbine the student with the athlets in the
same person, and that long and exhausting
exercise frequently has an injurious effect
reoommends to the student the study Of natrs
nl history, which, with its necessary calls to
will furnish relaxation for
body and mind.
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r NJ. & ~, MONTGOMERY,
GENERAL AUCTIONEERS AND DEALERS IN
NEW FURNITURE.

Omco Afmery Hau, 81 Camp Street. is
Tr.weekly sales Of every description Of household
furnituro mirrors, pian0s carpets. mattresses ETC.
&c, On Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays at auc.
o'clock. ~ -
Semi weekly sales Of horses, mules bugsies. car.
r1ages etc. etc. at sales stables corner Of Gravier
and Baronne streets, on Wednesdays and Saturdays,
commencing at II o'clock A. M
ont door sales of every description promptly It.
Special attention paid to the sales of Real Estate
Always on hand the largest stock of new furniture
every variety to be found in the city, at their show
rooms. Armory Hall, 81 Camp street
being the largest and oldest establishment Of the
KIND IN the south they solicit portion of the public
ers in furniture ia1 ~
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y AUCTION SALES.
BY II. M. & b. j. MOmtxOmerv.

HAY-HAY.
LOCO bales, more or less of Eastern Hay, slightly
damaged ex ship Haggerstown, to be sold in lots
to suit purchasers for account of whom it NAV
concern = =
by R. NJ & B. j, MONTGOMERY NJ.
- Montgomery, Auctioneer = On SATURDAY.
January 9, 1875 at 10 o'clock the levee opposite
Bulls Head foot Of st. Mary street, win be sold
:, 100 bales Eastern Hay, slghtly damaged, ex ship
iaa -
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THE RIVER.

OFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN,
Saturday Morning, Jan. 8, 1876. I
The river Office of the BUILETM has been
remoyed from Kouns's Building, Canal street
ibrry landing, to No. Delta street, over E.
Oonery d Sons, where the undersigned can
b found daily from 8 A. N. to P. NJ
Gro. ]. DUNCAN,
n 0,,ne
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n SIohE- al
500 boxes Layer RAISINS.i
500 half boxes Layer RAISINS.
500 quarter boxes Layer RAISINS.
$50 bags Tanagona ALMONDS.
20 bbls. Brazil NUTS.
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RAILROADS.
MOBILE AND OHIO RAILROAD
THE ONLY LINE 10 81. LOUIS WITHOUT

4 Pullman Palaca Sleeping and Drawing Boo0
Cars leave depot, foot Of Canal street. every day
ct 4:1E p. Il, and run through 20 g. Louis without
change viA Gew Orleans and Noble, Mobile and
Ohio and G. Louis and Iron Mountain Railroads
reachinG q. Louis one hour in advance Of q
other routes.
Close connection IL also made With L0uisva1e
line at Humboldt fos louisville, Cincinnati md q
Eastern cities. For through tickets and 1leepine
car berths inquire & the new Ticket and rAGoenr
ger Once, Noble and Ohio Railroad, - Camy
street, New Orleans.
80 e x M WIN. Bk DELL. Agsnt
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SCHMIDT &. ZIEGLER.
SCHMIDT & ZIEGLER.
[Established in 1851 IA
f es5e a. =
IMPORTERS & WHOLESALE GROCFRS
40, 81, So and IS NEW LEvEE STREET.

T ANDING Elk STEAMSHIP sTRAsBOUR0.
II FROM BORDEAUX
800 ;. Piper Heidseick CHAMPAGNE.
1000 Gases Or. and hf boxes HARDNES, ot
500 boxes new Brandy CHERRIES. -
150 casks Alfred Morton Family CI4ARET,
- - - = -.
100 bbls White Wine VINEGAR dt ae ID
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MDING Elk STEAMSHIP PALM FROM
IL .-.a LIVERPOOL
800 cases Crosse / Blackwell's PICKLES, oa
100 casks Lea & Perrins's Worcester'e SAUCE.
100 cases ]. b ]. Coleman's London MUSTARD
200 :. Guiness's Dublin STOUT, tafsf
$50 :. McEwans's ALE. .,s t
100 :. Muir l. Sons ALE, ca lie,
200 =. Bass ALE, 3e' -
--fr 5c f-5
Puncheons JAMAICA RUM. #...#
2 :. IRISH WHNKEY, Sc i
O.. r,r,~ g1ottssas
- oAn'a o1a4 no"s $50 is}as
10 quarter casks Holland GIN, sa
Is octaves Holland GIN. ++-I