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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-10-30

0pTH nj and MORPHINE HABIT
only cure prepared. Send stamp for DO, K on
Opium Eatln g,"tO
W. B. SQUIRE, MD,
WOrthingtOn, Greene county Ind
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w. z. MITCHELL'S SCHOOL.
No. SOS Thtrd Street.

FEIHE ANNUAL SESSION COMMENCES
1 September lst. Students prepared for
the usual college course, All the common
English branches taught. For terms, apply
at the school room.
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THE SOUTHERN PACIFIC.
Call Of Convention Relative TO the 10.
cation and Construction Of the
Texas Pacific. and Other
Matters.
What san Diego Wants, and What san
Francisco Thinks VIII Satisfy
Her-LOuisviIle's
Say 30.

The following, which has been clreu-
lated brosdcast in this and the other
States interested, explains itself:
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The citizensof Hot Snrings snbso,ir

made of the unfortunate Beeche- is found in
the subioined extract from a Chappaaua cor
respondent OF the New York ChriSttdn linton
Now that Mr.. Beecher has appeared again in
the old armament, how he blazes forth! The
autuInnal meteors are as nothing. He gives
US shower of harmless and humorous Crane
capturing not only our videttes of fancy and
Imagination, but all our forces, cIesr up 10
the home-guard OF common s-nse. And how
he winds up the first march of the campaign
with that little but powerful thi ng resembling
percussion she'll with its six caps bound 10
go on no matter on which side Il strikes, and
hit every body with a bit OF truth.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-10-30

Inc uesIlDy OF great man is deter
mined by the following notice in the local
paragraph column of the Hot Springs (krF Y
Telegraph: The course OF Senator Thurmen
In hobnobbing with the Radicals over the
hard-money plank in the Ohio platform
ought 10 place him out OF the pale of Demo.
cratic sspirants for the Presidency. He is too
much in sympathy with the bond-holders TOR
the taXpayerS of the United States AN'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-02-10
LITERARY NOTES.

G.. p. Putnam's Sons have just printed two
books they intend 10 in the Spring the other
CONCERNING their books upon education
James Miller announces new editions OF sew
eral well.known books: household edition OF Macau-
laws LAYS OF Ancient Rome :" Feuil,ets Romance OF
a Poor Young Mans" Tom MooreS" Epcurean;" Ten
Acres Enough" DC.
The octave edition of Irvlng's Washing
tor" has again become the sole property of the Put
Mans and they will soon issue q tWO-vOlume edition,
with TWENTY-FIVE engraynGS. The ptcc OF Inc volumes
will be very low doubtless tue edition Will DC con-
sIdered tie cheapest ever Issued
The "Inkermann volume of Kihglakes
Invasion of the Crimea will be added 10 thosetsued
previously by Harper & Brothers in the SPRING IL s
six years since the preceding volume appeared
$685. and the historian has therefore had time TO make
an and complete as well as brilliant volume
Mr. William Blacks volume OF stories,
Which will form No asa of Harper's Library OF Select
Novels includes six tales "The Maid of Kieerla,"
after the model of Tho Princess OF Thule" with the
same breezy desc ripton OF the Hebrdcs. and like
charming heroine; "QIePn TCa's Wager :" g Fight
for a Wife :" "The True L3gend OF Billiard Cub
al Sequa 10 That" and Two humorous society,"
tales.
The Concord Centennial will form the sub
ject OF Two papers III Hdrpers Magazine for May and
June. Frederick Hudson will wgite the FIRST on the
Concord fight which will be issued just IN time for the
celebration, aud Will be illustrated with facsmiles OF
the MSS. Of Emerson's famous hyDn at the previous
celebration, and OF part OF LOngfeloWs Paul Revere
In following number Miss II. T. HudsoD niece OF the
writer the tTst article, VIII have paper on Concord
books which Will DC illustrated with portraits OF te
writers who have made the little village famous, pie
the interiors OF their homes aud vioBs OF The
new Concord hbraIy building
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dueed depends upon the thoroughness characterzing
the applications ana the nature OF the tissues "
they are applied - ' DO" - "
~ .DREssINa WoUSDs.--Dr. Alphonse Guerin,
an eminent surgeon of the Hotel Deu, in Paris, has
presented to the French Academy Of Sciences memoir
Of quite an interesting and important character on the
influence Of atmospheric on surgical malades'
and In which he strongly advocates tho use OF tow ores
sings for wounds He STAG the result OF mucn on
servation In this ne that when hs material is paeAcu
upon the injured part pus completely preserved
from putrid fermentation. He uses the tow In ore' as
filter for the air which clrculates ireey ouS" ~ ~
and IN iae PRODUCES an 70 gSo eotoa wool res.
pirator mentioned by Prof. IJndaii In MS Papsi V"
haze and dust.
| EFFECT OF NERVOUS INFLUENCE ON THE
Neutrality-suspicious. made with much care ana precls-
ion show that circulation Of the blood accelerated
or retarded by nervous influences in manner when oe-
fore was only vaguely suspected More recently tho
investigations Of this subject made by NJ Marcy IN re-
ation 70 the beating OF the heart and ITS connection
with muscular exercise. fever and tho violent emoons
OF anger fear Joy &c. all Of Which. he says, exercise
direct action the perpherc circulation, have excted
peculiar interest NJ Marcy does not consider varia-
ons in the beating the near 70 be due to any cnange
10 the activity OF the heart ITSELF Dnt says IL Is
that changes In the general circulation take place unue
the influence OF moral enotlODs' the lace oecoins
or male etc, These weknown changes must entai
the frequency OF the Oeatings OF tine bea,
so that the power which moderates or acceerates o
coutraoons of the heart he thinks, can DC no Vlhe
than the conracity of the vessels OF the whole 0ouy
by nervous agency -..
OPHTHALMIC SURGERY.-The eminent surgeon
Of the Eve Inrrmary NewcastleonTyne, DE- JeaHfe-
SON. asserts that al eye which has been damaged by
accident or disease and which is no longer useiu io
visual purposes. is dangerous organ and should DC
reoveda rule which, II thoroughly understood by the
bulk Of practitioners would. be declares, avert many
case OF sympathetic ophthalmia In the treatment OF
doubtful cases, be thinks that If there are tae slightest
IL, -fa frff Coll no n
eye should be imme diatey exclsed If vision Is abso
utey lost beyond hope of recovery, the eye should be
sacrificed il the wound is in the ciliary region, and
there is no prospect OF really useful vision the eye
should be excised but If the wound IS not III danger
Gus region and the inquired vision seems to be In
great measure due TO efused blood, immediate opera
tive interference is advisable. When foreign bodies
arc lodged IN the chamber lens, or ms they
are generally clearly vebe, and may usually be re-
moved without much difficulty while the structures are
still transparent When, however, ILey are iouSeu I'D
the lens, time should De lost.
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MEDICAL AND SURGICAL VOTES.

ZINC IN CAUTERIzING.-A new and con-
venient method OF casterzing Is proposed. 1t 10 well
known that produced by nitrate OF silver Ia
often too superficial though the applications be
frequeatly repeated Dial Greco recommends, there
fore, the OF ANAL cylinder pencil Of polished
sine. After applying the nitrate Of ver the is TO
ne passed several times over the surface already
whIeped BY the csusc. The parse immediately assume
blackeDed hne, and the oaatertznf aeGon see 10
GRADUALLY become deeper. The eschar 10 detached In
Lop IA 20 hoars. and the degree Of destrasuos pro
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REAL RSTATE.
Hrw.YoKx. tuesday. Febrs, 1875.

....sll.-lr EEw-YORK. Tuesday. Fepfs'is0'
At the Exchange Salesroom to-day William
Kennedy sold ono lot 23xss9 on south side Of Threh
st. rs feet east OF Seventh-ave., for $1,000.
Iespipasse Friedman report sale OF plot OF ground
fronting on Fourteenth-ave., Two-hundred-anuiour-
tenth and Northumberland afteenths s, Tor ssoe"'
size plot, 2S4x52Ix2six5oo. .ersr1u7 Ht'c
OFFICIAL TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.
AIt, No g. 25riOO; Agnes Jane McCleTsnd e1tr ooo
and Ds va Isk NcUlspd, 10 WI Dsk ''o
Denman.ft $50 10 " Of C0nTtantt-aye 2J!lOO nes
south; Margaret wife William Richie TO 'Onn s'one . ono
Same prop Burnett special suardsn 'oun o'ue eoo
sllsi . 10 nv Of z.iel' 10000
9s, 81 vn, o F Ann ss,o wasT 10000
x2st o. b8 OF 2jaye, l7xlOO.5i foreeosnrei f cog
n corpn 49,
4ss:t n, aOo 'oi ohaSs Ii.oi ... $4,000
127iAa s.. $50 ne OF Sd.ye 4oIeoi. 5000
lGb lot2 a,,vs,, Of 20 Gona HUT 1920
2Jsye Of e5bs, lS0rbo. iorecos1rej stopnen 800
Biilaek Samnel PAips. iVo
esh,s 10000
RECORDED. a. ooo
cth-sye No Sl8, 32 years per |@o"
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gonntrp propertp TO fet.

RIO LET, furnished or unfinished, for one
year, sOaciOns MANSION situated IN fla;hps T.
and 10 Of ground SIX laid out 10
lawn rapey sabng requisite 81 k7csss
suburban residence. Address h.. Box S72 PostOMce NJ
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD THE

PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD .-THE
leave NswYo from 100. Of DesO0ses and Cortanat sis
TO- 'N%
Palace attached. 9:30 $3.50 SUNDAY add
u w. eonnecauI Phaoephial, $3.50 whamspo. Lock
Hayeu Corr 500 coaleclnE Cory TtuSs
Petro cum Centre and tue OIL Regcns -
For Bs and the South Limited Washington BIZ
Pdmn Par0r Cas daily except SUNDAY, ate;3O
rive Washington 4l0 Regular at $40 ~. and
s' Expre tor Philadelphia 7, s4o $3.50 1890 g. 4:1o
4:aU o. T. $50 y and ~ nishh sunday. 4:JO, D. q $780,
2;S0 BIO $40 4:lO 43O g. 500 $40 T. 6lU, $3.50 1880
s.io 10 i:3o ID. and u nish SUNDAY 62O and s:lo
2:sS $40 $40 i:iO 4:So i50 $50 $40 g. sio $50 T.
1881 $40 10 l1:3O and II night Sunday 500 T. and
Fo- Rabwa5 $50 g. 10 a. m. 12 H. l. 2so BIO
S:40 $40 43o +.oO 5;20 540 0:lo $3.50 z $40. 10 o.
FOR wooibrds Perth Amboy Amsoy aud 10
Or Ns.y aTI H. IL m BIO AIo $50
s.lU 7 D. m. sui II pigtt sunoGv. p.m.
For East Milestone. ~ noon ana 5:2O o.
Tor hasstln al. eoe., ina' e 80, a. "a and 4l9 IN
or Iaubertyiie FleInington $3.50 a 200s
for PhILpsbur2 and BelyIdere. $3.50 m. and 80
For Bodentorn Burin Camden. add $50
H. ed ZEE F,ceb q J. I T. =. ' m. aSd 4:opm
Fo Farmia dale and sauau, a m 'qd 2 D. m 400
PemOeOn and Camden Wa Perth hmooy, 2;3O
For Hi rhtstown and Pember;oO, Ga
Ira arrive ows;F Pittsburgh 651 and II 20
sn Sp d%' From aS .ad B4ncre GO H. t IS
eelrha 5:io. 62O 6s5 lo:l5 .Z0 lisa an 2;ls 4:Ie
5:l5. 1856. T:fU S4t 1e Sunday o;lO $40. 6;5J
si les 6:, SO ed aI nHi Br1air. House.
Deshroaes and CortanGtsts, No. Coartst. BfOcklVn
Ne !6 a1d rs Si's9 HobShsn EmgTss' I,S.s
FLANK THOMSON. GcleIal Manager
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5aies op aurrlcn

A. MgRwy. AucEopeet - r.
DY BANGS. MERWIN & Co., Csc Broadway,
rsr -Ssles Of BOGUS WORKS Of Art Fancy Gooc Gc
WEDNESDAY, Feb 10, at p. IN, VALUABLE BOOKS " Cen
ea Literature besides American Local Histories aa.one BOOKS e
by virtue of chattel mortgage executed by
I'D HENRY OLDENBORG to AgDREAS PARBBR dated the 10Th
December 1874 and fled in the oce Of che heser OF ne
CITY NewYok the 10th day Of December 10 and
upo which drfut has been for sale public sue
Of February 1873 lob O'Clock IN the lore
noon AZ No Cornist the Cry Of SewYork the property
described 0rg consisting Of eounters glasses ale pumps
shelving. &c. fhhD. W. hspnhNr,
Dated Peb 0. 1875. Attorney Tor morteegee-
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

TOR NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD, &C.
Steamers leave PeeksO for Newayeu at Trains North
I'd East at IL %. II.
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Gin Real Gslate for Sale.


ENOR SALE--A fOur-story br0wn-stOne
4 DWELLING siIiyseeone-st ia feet west Of Roadway
$4,000 1924, 600 Other property at low 6gure
BBDELL, Builder and Owner. 3OS West Fifty eehth'ss
LOR SALE-On Fifty-siyth-st., between Third
and LeIing0a-ayeA, FIRST class meium sse brovnstene
finished In hard wood elegantly ires
beautifully aud completely fprnisbef price low
B. W. WILLIAMS, 1897 sirth ave.
TNDESTRUCTIBLE PATENT PLASTER
ING equal any in style AMI hhh stands sny ubra'a "oS
finished at four days notice See samples -, =.
I L. LEAYCRAFT,
81 REAL ESTATE AND HOUSE AGENT,
Gas Eighth-sve. Porty-fonfthst
City ard county property soh and eIcbanIed Houses rented
Entire OF property References gwen
required.
GOS Gn1D FOR SALE-Three-story
qp e1,OOOs brown-s,oe HOUSE, GO Yves. 45ibst, near
hti-are; "a ma remain permits, 81 ProadSay.
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u S. BUSSING, jr.. No. 204 Montague,s st
As ontuen Duiugl, BROOKLYN. BROKER IN REAL ESTATE
ard MORTGAGES has Tor sale Brooklyn gh residences
Pierrepont Montague Willow, Hicks ami H.nrysa and wes
between Clark and Perrepontsts tue latter
House overlooking East River New York; excellent opportu
uty Moderate cost near Prospect Prk
new basement broxnstoae front brick house,
2Or5O fnbe In cabipetwork, Eewiok Cy sv location
UNSURPASSED the above hrshd Ia walnut
boue adjacent 20 exchange for other prorIi ana
very brick house the Park for - OOU
South Broou Cinson sseket Union
Dean Hyss and elsewhere, great bargains IN the purchase
through the adyeser In the VICINITY oil
yett-syes. houses Of various dscnDnons pnses
yGryng $l5Uu0 each Of them worthy Of the
early of buyers Also houses cheaper grades N All ps
81 500 Vaeant lots for sale in the
st es and avenues Park and the Plan the
same Also three Monsg guest and two on Renenst best
oerchange Farm within 100 nes Of HewYork sud es we'll
situated exchange for houses Parties having
Bookyn proeIiT for sale Contemplating its purchase ind
their Communicate with the advertiser The negotiation
of moosQe on real estate carefully attended srd capitalists Wish
ina TO invest security learn without charge Of isYoabe
oppotunites application to 9,
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BLOOMINGTON LINE for BOSTON and
Tie stau1ch steamers HAHRAGAfSBTT Tues
dos Ihnrsiars. aud STOElNGTON Mo11sys
n arriving ahead Of all other lines Tickets for sale at
principal road Offices sui secured at the Offices OF
Mcs OFT Expr,s Co.. and AZ 3l9 broadway
z A. DE YEA Pegh. Agent. W. FiLKINS Gel'L Pass Agent
b. & BABC0CK. PTeSSeut
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fVHE FLUsHING, N0kTH w., SHORE. and

4 CENTRAL itAlLRolD COMPANY.
eor route to Babylon Bayhore Ip Sayve ard Patchegue
Leave Hunters Point TOO q. u.-Ba HloD vay tram.
Hunters Point $3.50 m,Pstchoeue mail train With pao
attached.
Leave liunters Point 200 D. m.-Pat:hogue way train
Hunters Point 43O nPatcaogue express sTan with
l0r attschel
Leave Hunters Point 500 p m.-Islip way train.
For particulars bills and tmetaoes Also for trains
and from Farnngae Central Pa Hyie Park Hns ami other
foot Of Jzmess Eat 80
minutes Thirty ou East River Is minutes proas
departure Of trains fom hunters Point Tickets sold bggsEs
checked and oc Sunday trains
Hunters Point for Great Neck Homestead Garden City Pa,choeue
ali stations 9:3O and 400 m Fer Flushing, Col.
eee Point Wheone ard all intermediate stations at 81 l0:0O
Loo a ard 1880 315. 500, $3.50 d. BARTON Supt
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d. Unom II man 0cnrern
Ooorurailon Notices.

CEALED PROPOSALS for making REPAIRS
- sam Dedge no viii be received al the once u he Depart
Ipnt Of mill 10 o'clock Of THURSDAY, February H.
s75 The Gt Record Copies for sale at
No. City HslL
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Steamboats ano RdiI-onos.


DRIDGEPORT, and al points on Housatonie
Cssssine sRp 1880 "a and Bndgspo,t -.
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
" ALLENTOWN LINZ TO THIS WEsT.-Pssensx adj fssbs
Station NewIork foot Of Lber.rst Colne at sooryla With
ssab Bnnch q NJ Hsno:oa Jnneion With Deb Laek ard West
X Ri fpsbu sh LcbgI a9 s4yageb Dao9j also vtt
bbgb vs.v kAosd Direct hne - has1dz ,ts0oh aad ls
West; sso Central PepDsyvasl, and hes.fe ks,Eia
Commanding Jan Is. IS75--Lcave Ncv.forx Nprows:
D.io amSESs TAAtS for FeunFro Bss;on Betseheu Bs6
Ael.oTn hsGeh CbGns. Tanaqaa aaneE WIesSe, hefaa~
e.pOs.m.-wg Tain for PspaN I..l. IIHt -sr
700 n-Wag Train Tor Eason Bey's
barre fttssl Alsbn0y Cy ~ Csune nszeoa TlskBssoek
owsnaa "avery & Connects At Jn ctsD With DEL. Lack sse
90O BoRsNG RxPREss (ere.pt supdars for Ps,.on
AncsoEp. HIsburz Wesk Connects Ssmcrye
femngon at EsstOn TOR aach Chunk Tovsada
barre Scranton. ". with th0agn Da1vLe Wsaspor ke.
1880 a. m-wsy Train Tor sonervlie- 80.
12:40 m.-EZPRgs Tor ffnnlgton RasOn, BAH AnenioEn
Hanch Chank hsbsroF CITY Hse'0 WrSOaTe scranos
Ing, Columbia Lancaster, EDhiaa, Po,5ylr, Hansbarg, &c
$50 m-MaJ Tram for kasion Capasaas saj Bsiytr--
S:3O m.-NaY Train Plsnacd
400 m-Wsy Tne for Rsion sla;ov, ana xaveh cbnsk
cophs,,ls y y Iag.9s9 wy VsN . West K
AWE n-~ e.in or soneryis and flea.agtoa -.r
o:OD m.-wsy Trsin for Paineslt .
b.l5 BxPKgu for Esstoa, Allentown hasrs
Chunk WBkestare Towluia Reaiins HasoA P.saSh Chi-
b.30 N WAY Train for someryihe
apd685n m.-Wa. Trans fot sOmerNEc
1880 p M nsEtl-For Eiston
9.l5 D. m-Wsy Train for SOmeTyIDa
", Rl.peth a. Bis g. els $40. T. 7:1j. s43 80
1870 Il;I5 a m; IL M. 1910. l. q 23O $3.50 5;o J..
4i6 i3O4;45 s. 6l5 $50 543 q, 6:lJ. 6i3 7il9 'is@
s:lS ol'' lO''o' lfl0 ~ Kicker, saOt and Bas
III p RunvtS General Passenger AgsaL
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Drcoklpn Real Gstate for Sale.

" COur SALE the theecty bgh,sioOp brown-stons
HOUSE, LOT 226IlOO will be sold on very IA
yOsble Apply to GRO II. PRENlSS 30 Broad,t n y
LOR SALE ON VERY EASY TERMS.
No. lO2 Pinesppc-stPrsme store and ho1se los 27k6O
81 and SO NasssuSt-Frame dwellings; lot Ak 90
Nos - ard 2BS Neutrality-suspicious. dwelling; lot, 46xi1
Nos l79 aud 1917 Whowsors and basement bdek aouiei
No. AZ Willoughbyst-3sory brick house lo; 2jIlO0
No. 81 Uicks-st --3-s.orT brick house; lot, 2oIlO0
No I5S Ieusens.-3-story brick house 25Il0O.
W. p. COOK, 2JJ Wsshins COAST. Brooklyn.
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II. P. BALDWIN. General Passenger Age
ERIE RAILWAY,

ERIE RAILWAY. % TOT.
III Wyrrx ARRASGEnSSr ofTran sknr eject Nov 10 1874
Frm Chambet Depot (Por " ntythirit see note 9eio.
eamCinennsu and CHICAGO Day Express Drawing coaches
10 Buffalo and seepng Coaches 10 destination mn, o,.,,,
10:46 u.-Er2rs Baaalo aud Niagara rAL oSe"'<
Coach 70 Suspension Bridge M. s,...;,. Co.ebe,
roesh 70 Busso sssars PaI cDdoasa. Louis Detroit and
Chicago without change
po.sjsn,s 30, 1890 o. .sl5 and lo45A NJ iSo (s'So
s45 43O 6:SO and Il D. m. Toe D. l045 m anu 4;So
tai connect wits and osSego Midland Railroad hoa9S
and Elpgstoa $50 m $3.50 Gosbss 'Sifo ~
1880 o. f9:l5. l0:4J H. $500 Si43 a:3O 'oSo s
fS3 g. and IOi5 3.?o and 430 Suserna 90 -
E45 1850 $3.50 .9ilb and 10:46 $40 D. D. teSo -
and 81 40 D. m Ridge HOhoku AdendSe enl ~ %
i5:45 6a5 7So 1850 -815: loi4s S;lS 5. O. 20 $50 ~
.9I5 10 i0;45 III 80 . NJ IL .l:45. 3 SI5 3;4o'
40 as 8 b:l5 s. Gl5 $685. al s:l5. 1880 l55O ~
io IS snd II 80 m; s:i5. 4:a5 6l1 and $3.50 NJ and
IL ssors.y MEATS ouT Cresrll $50 To- 49, AMI 300 m
1880 3i5 AIS 5:5U '6jO and 40 n se 80 %
fights ony Rutherfur Park and PassGlc 643 13 ts;50
10 So ssd 80 p m E"eevooi aa sDr6hl $50 SIS ~
and $3.50 H. 1880 3; Is. ais 445 $3.50 go SAD J4o M
and 80 Saturday nights only PernoDt and hyas oSO w.
$3.50 a. m. 49, 3:15, 545, 5:5O .o;3 aud tio m, A
II 80 Saturday nights only Spring valley e5O and ''So DE- '-
Soraans leaving cbanbersss on even or bali boo lesv
above tue ira Us haH2 thN
ber+st on quarter leave 25t thiiI' minus Garner
eayinz Cbsmbersst at same hour The aoO N usn '.TS
from Chanbenst onI 3, rr, wing Room ana y,.
,.n he ebtane orders for the checking sn snsfr q
- h. l.f; A. COupanys erces 24l ot ami soI
Tonrtst BROOKLYN and Sc tne Compsnys Depots
Yrnr trains from ar'e IN he"'A a. '4O H. & Az
and 1865 ,sundays ony
' JEO. N. ABBOTT General Passenger Agent
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feGal Notices.
I'd COUNTY

CUPREME COURT-ClTY AND COUNTY
- or NEW-YORR.-EMMA KAMPES. plaintiff, sgt AUGUST
KAMPEE deeni18 Tor TeheftCOm served)-To
the defendant AUGUST KAEN: You hereby summoned
complaint action which wI lie tiled in The
oee Clerk Of the CITY and County Of NewYO at e County
City County, Of
er Subscriber his Office No. 81 Centre
it. Of NewioTk within days after the Of TIM
fail
abSwer PIsizt
seton will apply for the relief The COMPLAINT
Dstea Dec. IS, 1874. MN. Y HOWE Plaintiff Attorney
lbe complaint above entitled action dGly flied IL
the City md County Of SeSiork the
u.y OF alnsry 1875. U4ted New York Jan. 81 1875.
II a,s
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Geaebcrs.

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CUPREME COURT, CITY AND COUNTY
- or HEW.YORK.-THB MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COM
ANFoINErTH l. MIfBANK his wife, g BLoSs join GREEN
and ROBERT ". NILBAHK Tuee. for the Empire State Gold
Henri d. BrookmaD The Marine National Of the Of New
Green John g. 1,mberson Asgss Bankruptcy Of Robert W.
hlbank James and fretn defendant-Sunmons Re
beL Com defu1ents You summoned and
ronre the complaint s action Of which Is here
win served upon yoo ard shch will lie 6e The oee Of the Clerk
OF The City NewYort at the Cour the City
NevYork aud the said complaint
lie ct their Office No 100 Bsd~sy in the Cty
York Seay DAYS after the service Of ts summons
service aud fall TO the said
comlant the time Aforesaid plaintiffs In this will apply
10 HE Court relief demanded the eSmpsnL JaRu
ary IA 1878 DAVIES OK PaEtfS Attorneys 40 Broad
way, Hew.lOrk-
III. entitled action duly fe In once
of The CleTk al the Cy County Of sexi0 Of
JGpusry. 1875. DAVIES WORK, Pisintis AtiorReys
HuW
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BLANK BOOKS and all kinds of STATION.
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sol Broadway. franklinst
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SUPREME COURT, CITY AND COUNTY
- OF NBW.YORK-JUDITH RISSTBIS, as BIeeutir DAVID
L. EIssrEIY EDWIN KINS-EIN, and ADOLPH MACK Er
Will Of LBwls hSSFEfS late
Cy sevYok deceased plaintiff HARVEY n DIAN.
ROBERT a. FARMER JOHN KlNKEL, WILLIAM P. NcE.
beng ppknown), ISAAC MEHRBACB. MICHAEL MAGUIRB,
WAITER BRCKwlTH, BENJAMIN W. GILLErr. M0RRILLO II.
GIJLRTr OLIVER 4 ACKLtY Receiver WILLIAM f.. hcIH
TYRE, THB FIFTH NATIONAL BANK OF THE CITY OF NEW
YORK defendants io Reet tCom seI)To the
above Of bem Yoa hereby summoned
and required complaint 10 this scun which FLED
the O Ce aud Conny New York the lO day
his ofe, No. 243 Broadway In the
1eT the this
YOU and
within the time Aforesaid the plaintiffs this aeoa
s spp the Court for the relief demanded 10 the
New. fos, kes.l TO- 1874. ADOLeH L. SANGER,
CUPREME COURT-CIpY and COUNTY of
- REW.YORK -MICHAKL WARD and ROBBRr n. WARD,
plaintiff againu JOSEPH LINDER and JOSEPH Under it, de-
Joseph lander; You hereby
quirtto compliant In this sctiou via sid
City and County Of NswYerk at the
Hewyok and the tAh
rR his ooe no. 20 Nasl In the Cty Of
NewYck within days after the teTrce Of this
exclusive Of such and VOC fail 10 the
~ for
dollars Of
With from the Az day Of December thonsand
eight hnhdrd and seventy Gr he foh bea1ss The and
Dates jan II 1878 LYMAN W. BATES Plsinuas Attorney
The compliant shave esuted action died snee OF
the C the C aud Comfy Of ksxfsrk The lS Of jar
usry, 1875.
D,ta, Ksw.Yosh, jar 10 1876. -.f'.
,jYo as.ssw .'s aLsAAx w BATES. Auspu h, PAisuaA