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The Portland daily press., 1875-06-12

THE FERGUSON DIvoRsE SUIT.-ln the d.
worse suit pendinglbetween Henry G. Ferguson
of Brooklyn, N. Y. and his wife, Louisa Fer
guson, Judge Lawrence, on the motion on her
part for alimony and her child's custody, de-
cides: I'm this case shall leave the child to
remain where it Is, with liberty to the defend.
ant to see it at all proper times. The defend
ant, having denied the adulteries charged, is
entitled to a reasonable allowance for a counsel
fee and alimony. To determine what will be
a reasonable sum to be allowed to the defend
ant there must be a reference"
This is the case of the Mrs. Ferguson who
was arrested in this city recently for an elope-
The Portland daily press., 1875-06-12
The Gift of Healing,

Dr. Henion of New York, has taken parlors
at the Falmouth House for 80 days, where he
can be consulte on all chronic diseases, from
9 a. IN. until p. m. He will also publicly
heal the sick in Congress Hall, free of charge,
every morning from 10 to II o'clock, for one
week, commencing Monday morning June 14th.
DIR. Henion is endorsed by many of the best
citizens of New England and the press OF all
cities he has visited. He is graduate OF two
of our best medical colleges, which combined
with the gift of healing gives him a twofold
power to control disease. Be sure and witness
his wonderful cures in the hall and judge for
yourself. Consultation free. je1l 1t
The Portland daily press., 1875-06-12
31st and 32d Me. Vols.
Notice. TO Mariners,
Steamer "Tiger."

VylE owners of the Tow-hoat "Tger" having let
IL her for the season, hereby notify all persons
that they will not be responsible for any bills IN
CURED upon her without order in writing signed
by their agent. ,s
ju7dlw Agent for Owners.
The Portland daily press., 1875-06-12

Young WoMEN's HoME.-The annual meet
ing of the directors of the Young Women
Home was held at the Home yesterday after
noon. The following officers were elected
President, Mrs. Asa Dalton; Vice Presidents,
Mrs. Charles A. Lord, Mrs. George E. Emery
Corresponding Secretary, Mrs. George E. Tay-
lor; Recording Secretary, Miss G. M. Dow;
Treasurer, Miss Carrie Lyman; Directors
Mrs. A. Conant, Mrs. T. P. Hayes, Mrs. S. w.
Larrabee, Mrs. j. L. Counor, Mrs. j. B. Coyle,
Miss NJ. E. Barrett, Miss M. L. Thompson
Miss NJ. f. Tinkam, Miss A. X. P. Lord, Mrs.
w. S. Dana. Mrs. Isaiah Frye, Mrs. j. Hig-
gins Mrs. George Burnham, Mrs. Russell Lew
is, Mrs. Edward Gould, Mrs. Erastus Gould,
Mrs j. L. Cushman, Mrs. Fred Nichols, Mrs.
81. P. Storer, Mrs. j. T. ChampliD.
The Portland daily press., 1875-06-12

The News says the house and barn of Crow
ell Hatch in Nobleboro, on the old stage road,
about two miles from Damariscotta Mills, was
totally destroy ed by fire Thursday, Loss ST.
200; no insurance.
The Waldoboro News says that rows were
frequent and bloody circus day. A man drove
up near E. r. Benner's store and swindled a
lot of verdant ones to the tune of about $40
before the authorities interfered.
The Portland daily press., 1875-06-12
Notice.

NOI1CGs
DAY, June 49, 1875 at 10 o'clock A. M, we
shall sell at our Office No 113 Commercial Street, to
the highest bidder Bond of the City of Calais for
one Thousand Dollars $4,000, said bond having been
deposited with by the late Elijah Fulton. of Ray
mOnd deceased. collateral security for his ndebt
edness to us, and said ndebte dness remaining unpaid
SHAW, HAMMOND 81 CARNEY.
Portland June 8, 1875. JuIdlw
The Portland daily press., 1875-06-12

Tho Reporter says that MI. Steward, ex-
county treasurer, is unable to shed any new
light upon bis financial ''mixedness," and will
pay the $500 deficit claimed by the commits
sioners.
The Reporter puts the paying of toll on a
toll bridges thusly: Swapping little note for
permission to ride on mans bridge"
Crop reports from all parts of Somerset
county are most encouraging.
The Portland daily press., 1875-06-12

DR.. NEWTON, the great Magnetic Healer and
Clairvoyant, will be at the United States Hotel
every Tuesday, from 9 a. m. till 6 p. m. All
chronic diseases cured, my13f
The Portland daily press., 1875-06-12
Notice.
MILLINERY

ID RESS MAXI N Or.
Miss WI e. Ciary having returned from Boston,
will resume business at the above store. where she
and MISS Rand will be pleased to receive their
PATRONS my19d1m*
New-York tribune., 1875-02-27
CIVIL NOTES.

In the Supreme Court Circuit yesterday, be-
fore Judge DOnohue Judgment was directed against
the city in favor Of John Murphy and another. The
plaintiffs contractors for the buldng OF the Third
Cvn District Courthouse, and under their contract
required TO have certificate from the Comlnis-
sioners OF that Courthouse before obtaining their
money Under instructions from the Finance Depart
ment the city iDterposed defense that no such cert
cate had been presented but on the trial the painS
produced from The files Of that Department that GER
tcae and certificate OF the architect OF the compile
ton Of the work. The Court thereupon ordered a
verdict for plaintiffs for 81 $50 92
On the reassembling of the Court of Oyer
and Termner yesterday Judge Barrett on the Bench,
ready for trial. The Grand Jury brought
in a batch OF additional indictments, and having re-
ceved the thanks Of the Court for the faithful manner
in which they had performed their duties, were DIS
charged. large number OF indictments have been
found by this jury. but OF unusual character II Is
reported however that they had under investigation
the subject Of lottery policy dealers and tnat tncre
strong probability that the present dealers under In
dictment will be discharged, and an effort made TO
bring trial the hackers. petty jury vas drawn Tor
Monday, after which the court adjourned.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-27
THE COURIS.
HENRY BERGH BEFORE THE RECORDER.
THE QUESTION OF Mr.. BERGHs CONTEMPT OF COURT
THE GROUNDS OF HIS ACTION CONCERNING

HENRY BERGH BEFORE THE RECORDER.
THE QUESTION OF Mr.. BERGHs CONTEMPT OF COURT
THE GROUNDS OF Hs ACTION CONCERNING
THE GRAND JURY
After Recorder Hackett had disposed of
some preliminary business yesterday IN tho Court OF
General Sessions MI. Gerry, who was seated beside
Henry Bergh the bar OF the Court said that he was
there on the adjournment OF the motion made last
Monday but before proceeding he had suggestion TO
make lie understood from the Court that II regarded
any statement OF what occurred before the Grand
Jury as inadmissibe. de wished therefore TO
say that, IL the papers he proposed 10 read
he did not attack or censure 'he Iraha
Jury or its members individually. He merely
brought up their Official action. The afdavlts were not
candaous or scurrlous He requested the Recorder to
satisfy himself Of facts by examination Of the
papers which he submitted The Recorder said that the
only thing he would hear was the answer OF Nj Ber%h
70 question he had prepared. Mr Phelps said that he
had been served with notice OF motion to quasn the
presentment Of the Grand Jury, and was not aware Of
any other business The Recorder said As IL now
Court, aud IN to answer as TO that"
MI Gerry replied that tue arragnment orr the Grand
Jury simply called the attention OF the Court 10 certain
matters on which the Court could could not take
ton But the Court, he admitted had verbally gwen
him notice last Monday that IL desired MIR Berch t0
appear and answer presentment. He willing
10 bow TO the Court so far as 20 postpone Ills notion
Mr. Rergh was not likely though 70 run away.
The Reeorder-That Is true. Mr. Gerry, but desire
Mr Bergh 10 answer this question which has been re-
dnced 10 writing: Dad you write cause TO be writ
ten and send 20 be sent the annexed original
etter 10 the Grand jury Of this court At thN term
with intention that the SAID letter should reach tLe
Mr Gerry-Mr. Bergh answers as follows: beginning
The Recorder-I propose that Mr.. Bergh shall answer
orally. -. --
by counsel. - .,, =, >,
answer orally.
Mr. Cerry-Then your Honor will permit him TO con-
sult with TO ais answer.
After a brief consultation. Mr.. Bergh answered; q"
did in view OF the facts and under Tire circumstances
stated and referred 10 in the papers which now sub
nit and hand 10 the Court"
The RECORDER said he could not examine these
naDers az they we're somewhat voluminOus ana after
a short discussion the matter again lala over until
Monlay IL a. III.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-27
p4SSFNGERS ARRITED.

FROM LIvRRPOOL-In steaship AIoerid Feb 26-Mr Brsf
Mis- l. Bush A. Connor r. Cornes kdwsrd Clifton e. "
Case.r Csrledge Miss DesrdiRes W. Foster Frsnes
r. Gilrhns Goldberg b. Govan, Geo nnes Miss Keller Nj
Ms Krkmsn and ehd J. D. Lyon, j. g. Marshall
Marsohn A. Michel wife VcouGtess Milton aBd two msids Jas
Ner In Mr., MURRAY Mae eAn Prof s. Eewcomb D. Nicholson
g. NJ Pumann Racnes A. Redfern c. Rodan Capt scales
A. Sendel A. W. sWale Isaac Smith W. 4 d. Stokes
suh d. Geo Trull ". Walker. g. Wallace w +
Williams A. Wyhe. N. Webb, Gen. Wilson, D. Wallace.
W. Wadsworh -
In nansAip Jones Mr. Gorton Miss Gordon
Fre L Robinson Jas Lawrence NJ Z. KnEeT Mt
Cogswel Tho, Mills Wendt Cowsn Miss MIRA Clemesh
Peoube Peoube Geo. Bolusheo Francs Lowell, j. !"
AFFORD r Manners, ArS A. M Almae - -,
In samshp Idako Feb 26-MT Archer Mr. and Mrs. Smith
Master smith. =, q,
From HAhBURG-Tn steamship Suer1d Feb ga O. Ahrend
Carl Dr. BsnngAen MAJ Durseher Marie PanEer Adolf
Barber, sophps CaGsen. -
In samshp L.n0 Peb 26-Mn Verona Hrsch children and
C. 0hugs Mr. and Ma Georg Weber and children
Josephine WemAn Crosse Mr. and Mrs Adopn LApe
Heinrich Hesa bernhard Hsgendon Mrs Anna eehneider and
chen LoreBI Wolf Aron Rohshld M and hn henry Lensr
ana % af Theodore Rommeney, Mr. and Mrs
Georg o. Schmidt an child .
PRoM HAvRR-In st,amshfp FraHo>. F,6 26-1r ssember
Mr. Grne Mr. GroshoI M DonoaD Mrs Blanc M samesi NJ
Mr.. Ds Moln Nj and Mrs Henry h besseie hr
Mr. Kian Mr. Poarret M AioneEs MI Doro.eIsr
Huppe Nj RIeman Mr. Aremke MI seTs, nT
Degrah, Otherx
New-York tribune., 1875-02-27
THE VALIDITY OF A "PUT."

A suit of peculiar interest to Wall-st. men,
deciding questions at issue regarding puts" was con-
cuded yesterday before Judge Sper in the Superior
Court The plaintiffs Gerard b. Scranton and his part
ner Mr. scovill. purchased put issued by George
A Osgood TO bearer for 500 shares Of Western Union
Telegraph Company stock ut 60 on the last day OF the
put" June a. ls3 they rendered the stock 500 shares
which they had bought at m to 72; Osgood refused to
receive it, and they then sold the stock at the Stock
Exchange at an average Of 72i and sued osgood for
Sa,826 with interest
The defense s that this agreement was VOID py the
Statute Of Frauds rst because there was no mutuaty
In it, no one being bound TO deliver 800 shares second
because no consideration passed third because there
was no delivery OF tile stock fourth because IL was not
a contract for the sale of stock but mere cover Tor
betting and gambling therefore void as contrary 10 the
stature and against the public policy; nftb Decaute the
plain had right to sell the stock II not being
pledge and they being bound TO keep their tender
OF it good; SIXTH because the notice OF
sale was unreasonaDly short; and seventh, De
cause the sals made at private mar.
Vet TO wit the Stock Exchange, Instead OF
a ulblic market The point was also taken during the
trial proof of the tender OF the STOCK was IN
sunicent. Judge Spelr oyerruled al these grounds
the also offered TO show that they subsequently
offered 10 the plaintiffs the amount Wnlcn lney pau LOT
Ine putr-S500 Judge sper also exciudod that, noio-
ing that the rights OF the parties were nxed on he da
me te1aer made and finally directed verdict Ior
the fun claim amounting, with interest 10 Nole " NJ
Porter for plaintiff, VIM. II. Anthem Tor DEFENSE
New-York tribune., 1875-02-27
HORSE AND CARRIAGE MARKET.
NEw-YoRK. Friday. Feb. 26, IS,

NEwYoRK, Friday, Feb 26, 1878.
All sober-minded persons will join us in the
sentiment that it's too bad. Mr. Arch Johnston having
put his welknown overcOat camphOr after its CRATE
fu service and acquired a fattering proficiency in
singing the familiar refrain. Spring. SPRING gentle
SprIng" awokc this morning only 70 acknowledge the
holoyness Of this world, and lind the mercury down
near bulb again. But H. takes more OF freeze than
even this Winter BOAST TO suspend Mr. Johnstons
genialitv and although he have had strong de-
sire To take the weather under his arm and punch Its
mead. lie gave no evidence OF 1t.
TOdays sale at his auction mart, ThTteenth-st, be-
tween University place and Fthsve. largely at
tended.
The market in general has for the past few weeks
shown encouraging improvement. the sales have Been
satisfactory and the Increase O business Wei sus-
tanned. Below quote some or the prices:
New-York tribune., 1875-02-27

sesr Hattie T. Wheeler Armstrong sasna Grarde' hr@
sehr Fred smith smith. c.b.rieu, p " Smith g"
sehr r. Byron, Trass, NIsgoare T. W. smn ~"
r,v escr Frs1sen Hamburg Feb 10. and H'7r'
rSb with mde ,ni to Kanhadt G 60 Ian IL VIA Pay
Peb 49, cosee pss to Fbor osaaseey With u.y,
stores &C. TO VIM p Clyde Co ,.r.
nenoeh 1q. ssgs GSrs 65 S.ys IN ss', with usar
Bai aorns Oi St JOhu N b. Stockton C'rdenA' ~
's h,;S eas I' ns Dominica Palerno 10 d.y With &
Bns R. b. Cove IOf Camden, Me HOdgman hatAn' ~ lays
"it1 nS s,r,h crove tof Yarmouth ST. Morris Agu'i P R.,
Bns Mary Gibbs wh-mOrc Mni'nras IS day, With sugar
BT Amenre tsL Romano Pais oy say ss m h G 81 DAYS,
With IsIS SSs. d. Sssain and hair -''-- 0s
Brs Prous oi Portlan rar MAMA, 10 lays with sugar
Brs Ida tcf Liverpool Smith, Trinidad is day WIN sugar
Bs d. eh @ Boston Paine MIasa 20 & d s sh ,1 ,1S ,s
haSge Hartman Of La6ec SMALL Cardena' ~ days VII"
schr Henry Pay (f BOOn, PhOoOE, Demsrara Is dar wit"
schf Ad vessels on via Old Providence 10 days
schr Eie Waters BostonJ Rio rn6e DO Sal Dee 2s
dry particulars Of the loss Of the 'chr Aade
seSr HasoD Gibson yirriuia,
schr G. R. WASHINGTON, aoO!o0k 70: virginia .hh.- t.,
schs Hannah Of Rockland Keen Havana IA days. "n
sehr Nellie Potter Howard Washington N c. with naval stores
Shr West Side Davis Corpus Christi 70 das with hde WOOL &C
so5r l. P. p arc. Andrews Virginia.
schr Paigussett, lngersol, virginia
sebr Isle Of Pines steelman, Virginia
RETURNED. a.,
Steamship Benefeto WOODS hence for wilmington - ZOE
us oG Long Branch about 10 run into BY the chr susan
Wright from Matsna for Neviork stsving hoe IN ne
forward compartment little below the water in and was com
repairs The Susan Wight mmedley saIs and
captain pilot taken Of by the po0oat No =
and steamship BeDector and brought TO @ DorI
Of consigned TO parties IN New
York [For other particulars see news eolnmHs
MEMORANDA.
The Uah Fske Of BATH Boston for Bstmore before
reported Chatham Bar Cape Cod has got oil and al anchor
outside.
There no change ebound aeet Of fishermen Province
town
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Bo,ToS 26-AIuve steamships Dominion (B from Liver
POI Carroll Savannah Merceits from Chaeon bark Nate
Williams. IRON FayaL an
1wEs Del 26-The steamship Indiana passed out at lao
o'clock this Afternoon for Liverpool
FOREIGN FORTS.
Feb 26-rhe White Line steamship Balnc
sailed 1890 o'clock to-day for New York
Feb 26The Eagle Line steamship Herder seide sailed
to-day at a. n, Tor EeS-York.
MOVEMENTS OF PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
Steamship sailed from Panama for San Francisco via
Acapulco, Feb IS.
For Latest Ship Netcs see SeUenh PAGE
New-York tribune., 1875-02-27
limited STATES SUPREME COURT.

WAsHrGTOy, Feb 26.-The following is a sum-
the proceedings United Cour. to-day
No. 207-den agt Blair; appeal from the Cut Court Of the
United the Southern Dc; Of NewYorE-Passed and as
signed for March 4.
NO 2lRobe Ryer; appeal rom the Circuit Court Of The
United for the Southern Dsc; New YOrPssed ac
Of aeEness O counsel.
2O5-The tps Biuhe Mistr- Co;
appeal from Crcu Court Of the Uad States the Eastern Dis
Of By Mr. LGcrn Eaton Of counsel for the plain
tiff PLAYER for defendant In
No. 3i5-The United The Home Insurance ConpanV
3ibSsme The ard Trust COnpanv;
AttoraeyGeneral Williams
ard Assistant Gooh for the appellants and By ar
W ". MiePariand and Nr. Peek FOR appeeeN
No. 2S-Matber Brges appeal from the Circuit Cou Of
the United States the Northern District Of Hnois-L smsd a
cosS
New-York tribune., 1875-02-27
DECISIONS-FEB. 90.

Supreme Court ChambTs-By Judge lawrence
Harris for counsel Martin agt Socum
from the Sheriff that Clarke refused TO give
certificate Acheson Aeheson racted In
the Ese-Nben this matter i before reused
vacae obedience the decision Of the General
the o. Phillips The having zen ieopened 10
peIouer further proofs the matter again comes
before the asssment As the Phillips case
has of and controls
dree Assessment TO he vacated.
SPECIAL Tea-Bv Judge Van NOn-BrldY sg BrdT-Jutzment
for plaintiff; opinion
Superfor Court-SDecidl Term-By Judge Curtis
Knocppe Insurance CompanY-Cae and
exceptions .eled and ordered on hle.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-27
HoUsE OF REpR EsENTATIvEs.

ARsREEMENT TO CALL THE PREVIOUS QUESTION ON
THE FORCE BILL TO-DAY.
After the reading of the journal was begun
and s,,.r mr. STORM Dem. Penn) had required the
Cerk 70 read in detail various Yea and Nay votes
the reading was interrupted BY mr. HUKLbUT 'Hep'
M who asked unanimous consent for proposition u
waive the reading Of the journal 10 give .he aAS up
g. ,,-s, :. en-. n,siosss OF the Committee Appro-
10 have an evening session for debate on ths
Eorss b ana 70 asys Lhs previous question esisss W
New-York tribune., 1875-02-27
CLAIM AGAINST RAILWAY POR PECULIAR
sFPVICES

Michael L. Hitler has brought suit in the
Supreme Court, against the Burlington and Missouri
Railroad Company for about 100000. He made con-
tract with the road TO give II his services for five years.
in inducing Mennonite families settle the lands
belonging Company His salary for the first year
20 be somewhat dependent on his success and he
was to receive percentage on the land sold lie Claims
amount Of $780, and that he has sent them over 100 Men
MONTE families and sc Lutheran families; that ne mas
sold them $4,000 OF land for over t65Oo
which he Is entitled to y per cent cash and "a per
cent land His whole direct claim Is s3l56 o. OF Whlch
has been paid t2lN lie charges beside that, Dy
the breaking Of the contract ne has lost 100000 OF pros
pective profit
New-York tribune., 1875-02-27
THE COURT OF APPEALS.
AIRANY. |

ALBANY Feb. 26.-In the Court OF Appeals, Fri
day. Peh. 26 1875:
i23-The First E.,nal Bank of Lyons responder ig The
OCEAN National Bank Of Newfok aprelrArne by f. n bens
'or appellant BY Llccn Binseye for respondent
No. li2-sac X. Dale The Brcosvn CITY. &e
Railroad appellants arpsauts be Orwaei
7i-Chares v Bush Al Tsplnnts james T. H Ks ct
By D. Of counsel FOR appellants and
by Daniel Morris for rrsspnie-ts.
Proclamation the Court took 70 March ~ a.
IL a. Il. No calendar vii he made
New-York tribune., 1875-02-27
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

Posr OF yEw-ioRK.................... 2a
CLEARED.
s.msb,p Ad,ae DBL Perry Liverpool Queenstosn &c,
CortiI
s,s,n.fp Glaucus Besrse. Boston. u. p. Dmoek
ship SHAKESPEARE (GerL feehef Bremen. Laling Co
Slip Ne Plas Ultra BORDEN London. rinne Miuisra Ca
B.rt Ocean Ger b. Grrdes Bremen, Edmund UnkarL
Bsrt l. Rsu.h harp Liverpool Tbos Durham, Nephew Co
Bsrt John lnnn, Wesbsr Hsyana Jas Ward Co.
sehr Kisg Bradford Niinnrton ~ c. kvsns Bali Co.
seh Eehe ciovsn Cro~en Key nsss sesae, rseAae''
SsHa Is.ss A. WssA 0ssysr Nssssa, T. p. y j. WsbssG
New-York tribune., 1875-02-27
DECISION IN THE CASE INVOLVING BOYS LA
BIIITY

The case of the boy Duwalt, who, through
h,s father an GUARDIAN sued Heller Schaeer. builders,
in the Superior before Judge Curtis was concluded
Yesterday Duwali ms reported In THE TRIBUNE Of yes
terday lost his es by the rolling Of piece OF timber
ou IT, through the alleged negligence Of the worhmen
employed by the defendants. The damages were laid
At saoo@ good deal sf iatssest has bses nsnhssseo
New-York tribune., 1875-02-27
DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN NAILS.

Mails for Europe and Liverpool tie steamship
AGaie close at Supplementary Mail clo ed At The
Post Omce at 0 Steamship al 10 irOm Pier No
81. North River.
For Europe Bremen BY steamship Deusoh ard
80 Supplementary mail closed al the Pos
sails .. from Pier loot Vi
Third-st. Hobokcn.
heT West, steamship C1 oi Austn close AZ p m
Al 3 from No. 20. East River
NeTforx PosTOmee every da'
1880 D. n.
Asii or Halifax ~ s. closed the NeuYOf Postohes
susDh PEE. %.
All Mails ~ oeoes Tns FosrOhee oosa ron l.
toll
New-York tribune., 1875-02-27
COURT OF APPEALS DECISIONS.

ALBANY Feb. 26-The following decisions were
handed down Ida d Court Of Appesls:
Judgment trial granted abide the
sg Judgment affirmed With costsDaaburv agt Hughes
Kmmere ar ag Newiork Central and HUDSON River
Railroad Company Krap The Ft National Bank Of
dismissed
courWood SquA Appeal dismissed With
Heyer
New-York tribune., 1875-02-27

In the ease on account Of the question Of liability az u
was claimed part OF the defense that II the boy
was able take OF himself he was responsive 1or
eontributive negligence and not his parents were
that in any event the defendants were not Inc case s
to the jury at O'Clock, ana AFTER an .Ds se
OF an hour and half brought In verdict for SEQ for
the plaintiff.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-27

All who have real estate for sale or to let
and those desiring purchase rent such property
will find it to their interest to advertise i'll TIE TRIBUNE
It's aggregate circulation exceeds that Of other
paper and in addition this advantag THE TRIBUNE
will found not only in NewTork and all its cities aud
villages but in every and Territory throughout the
Union The advertisement should be brief as will
allow OF the advantages claimed, being made clear othe
reader We would especially dwell on the fact that the
subscribers for three editions of THE TRIBUNE, Daily
Weekly and Weekly comprise individuals in every
business professions consequently, in each
are read by all classes. The TRIBUNE devOtes especial
attention TO reports OF sales Of real estate both in city
and country thus adding greatly TO the value Of It's col
rnns az advertising medium The charge for adyer
tisng Real tate are as follows; DAILY TRIBUNE 20
cents uer line for each insertion. WEEKLY TRIBUNE. g
per line; sEMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE, IS cents per line.
About ten words Of our wide columns average Line
Terms cash in advance.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-27
NOMINATIONS BY THE PRESIDENT.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 26.-Ihe President sent
the follow inr nominations to the Senate to-day:


Of Indiana to be Second Assistant PostnasterGen
rs Jerome Kinds o. Marshal for the Southern District
Alabama; Hamilton Of Ohio 70 Agent Of the Indians OF the
Seon Dakota Joseph B. Mcdowell 6f Nebraska 20 be
Of the Land 0ce Lincoln Neb William smsh OF lows
MOueys City, lows PO5tmdsts
William Chattanooga, Tenn; David Nay Fulton No. H. d.
Cutler, saltwater, Mimi
New-York tribune., 1875-02-27

WI n j. l7 miles from New on Ene Railroad near
good house arge barn carriage house and henne
ali large sppleorchsrd together With prcots
eAernes strawberries kc The land nicely situated 90
ridge snaiaras mosquitoes
The fully equipped aBd requires outlay foe
implements there being horss so fowls with
6u9xv implements af
With hsT and last anti p.sasags
bsgina opportunity win eIehange Price sl4oo0.
the baaoce VIII be made
xreu y ks svsss,L W. EDWARDS, E r,sssl, - ssssA
New-York tribune., 1875-02-27
ptSCENCERS no san.

FOR BREMEN VIA sOUTHAMPTON-Ia stedmhtD DeHtsehrnd
Pen 27T A. HerklotI Winters hrs Martha Cooper Ms
Annie Vance Emil A. yesr Mrs Day and children hr5 Thesese
Never cbae Mrs Anna Dabert and child hefm
Rad Knie mann km JaVet. August ConAL
New-York tribune., 1875-02-27
MINIATURES ALMANAC

Sun nses.... 637 5;oO hooa nses''' O;l5
sIsH
Sandy Hoot 003 6ov' lssnd O;3O Hell Gate ferrr' 22s
rsp DAI-P
Sandy O:27 lsDa. lO2 Hell Gas feTr' 20
New-York tribune., 1875-02-27
Nrw- Jersen Real estate for Sale

AT MORRISTOWN, n. J.-FOr SALE,
n modern HOUSE; 10 gss ke ga minutes
from garden abundance Of fruit terms
T. EDDY, No. ! Park place
nor SALE OR EXCHANGE-For farming
land cash. valuable property, enbraeas
walk from the Depot Address particular h. e. DUDLEY,