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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-12-22
X. M. A g. co,
20 207 Main Street,

BIBLES and prayer books, in every va.
riety, for sale at cost for the balance Of
the year, by YoUNa & BROTHER,
95f 249 Main 81.
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LEE, COR. MAIN AND JEFFERSON,
Depot for Imported HaYanas.
Jusl Dol Ikeceipt Tor one Houdnra.

soooAPs AOE tuo AOAAunyU.
From New Orleans direct, Cuban
hand msdei cigars, comprising Londres,
De Corte, Reins Victoria, Conchas,
Britannica, Cszadon, Reg. Chica, aud
numerous Other brands. Also a fresh
supply of Acme cigars at 80 per box,
and Reina Victoriss, lOc each, 3 for 25c,
or 81 per box. Only depot, Jake Leu.
brie 4 Co. 1856 Main street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-12-22

Roasting pigs for Christmas
at HI. Seessel. sr. a. sons, cor.
ner Second and JehersOn 9S
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MEETING.
NOTICE.

TIME STOCKHOLDERS OF THE FOURTH
j. National Bank Of Memphis win meet "a
The banking house On Tueeday, January II,
1876, between tho hours OF 10 am; and " n,
IA olect nine Directors 10 serve the ensuing
year. W. O. MCCLURE, Cashier
December II, 1875. M-Ih
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DRUG STORE.
OVERTON DRUG AND
Family Medicine Store.
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.

A LARGE AND EXTENSIVE ASS0RT-
"A ment Of goods received for Christmas and
New Year presents. comprising some OF the
leading manufactures Of Europe, consisting
Of FINE TOILET SKIS, from 81 so to Sl2 per set;
Cur GLASS BOTTLES. beautiful designs; SMELL
ING BOTTLES, from SOC to el2 each; FINE PER
FuMERY. something quite new and of recent
importation; BLOND POWDER, and HAIR Pow
DER, all celors; COMPLEXION Powder. Of all
kinds and prices, some of which has never
been sold here before, and doubtless the areat-
BRUSHES. from S25 TO 40c; CoMBs, both fine
and coarse, IS to 25c each. FEATHER BUSTERS,
parlor and carriage, very heavy. All other
kinds Of all sizes and prices.
ToLU CouGH BALsAn-Ths most pleasant
and yet ~etfeetuRl Cough Remedy now used.
Only 75c per bottle. and warranted as repre-.
sented. For sale onlyb by
ID. f.. GOODYEAR.
Q2-117
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The incest Christmas pres
eat to buy is a pair Of shoes.
Go 10 VIM. MiIlers. gel Main
street, and buy them. 90
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THREsHIRo MACHINE.
NICHOLS, SHEPARD &.CO.'S
/" Vibrator ThreSher.

The brilliant Success OF this Grain.
Saving, ime-Saving ThRE9HER 10
unprecedented in the annals Of Farm Ma
widely known and FULLY EGTARs
LHSB EN-, as the LEADING THR - n.
ING MACHINE.
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DO YOurDuty

QuestlOn-What shall L buy
for my boy for Christmas?
Answer-A nice hat of Cohen.
2I0 Main street. 100
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FoR So 80 you can buy ladies' kid side
lace box-toe shoes, at Kenneday & Rudd's,
1916 Main street. 84t
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-12-22

CHTOKERTNG PIANOS for
Christmas. Call at HOllen.
berg's, 294 Main street, and
see the beautiful styles of
Chickering pianos, the finest
ever brought 10 this market,
sold on easy monthly pay
ments. 100
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AXES
TAXES! TAXES

ABsrRAor OFFICE on L. B. EAToN * COL
81 MADISON ST., MEMPHIS, Dec. 10th.
OUR INDEXES OF TAX LIENS ARE
~ now completed to embrace al real estate
Ia Feurteenth Civil District. including that
part Of Memphis south Of Madison street.
Fee for certificate. Slto 50,
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Large gold plated miniature
pins just received at the Jet
Palace, Git
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GENTS box-toe boots made to order, at
Kenneday & Rudd's, for SIS SAT
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CoRNHusK CIGARETTES, full Perique).
Il. Esch, sole agent, corner Of Main and
Adams and 27O Second street. lO7
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"ACTIvE coal cook stove.
sst F. J. TuRNBULL, 234 Main st.
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The only cheap hat store Ia Mem.
pills Is COhen's, 219 Main st. 100

Taos, HANSON has removed his news
stand from 60! to s43 Beal street, where
can be found all the principal daily pa
perS aud illustrated weekly and monthly
magazines and novels; also fancy sta
and school books. ut
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Fancy stationery 10 boxes, latest
styles dt low prices, at Smiths, l54 Main
street, Sit
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FRESH oysters received daily per ex.
press BY Victor d. Fuchs, Al Jefferson.
ST
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Choice spiced rounds for
Christmas, at III. SeesseI, NJ.
& Sens. %
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Doors and shoes made to order, at
Kenneday & Rudd's, 1886 Main st. sat
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Coal oil lamps, chandeliers, etc.
'st +. J. TuRSBvLL, 2S4 Main ct,
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Go TO Ed CraVeF's Gallery
for fine photographs, corner
Main and Monroe. 80
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GET fruit trees and evergreens from
ElmwoOd Nursery. Office BAG Main
street, Schwill's seed store. T5lOO
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In finishing photographs in water colors
or India ink from old pictures or from
life, and at prices to suit the times. All
work guaranteed. For artistic finish and
durability, call and examine our speci-
mems at CoONLEY's Photographic and
Fine Art Studio, 25l Main street. sat
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CARPETS, Furniture, etc, at low prices.
1917 AMEs, BElTTIE & Co., 396 Main
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PU
Office, 10 Madison Street.
LARGEST CITY CIRCULATION.
THE CITY.

The incest Christmas pres
emit to buy is a pair Of shoes.
Go to WIN. MiIler's, 22I Main
street, and buy them. 80
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CHATTERBoS, the best juvenile beck;
uew supply, YOUNG & BRoTHER,
95t 24S Main street.
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GoDEY and DEMoREsT for January
1876, at Smiths, 1854 Main street. 9lt
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Mrs. ssrtOris is not coming 10 he
United States this winter,
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CHRISTMAS PRESENTS
For husbands, sweethearts,
brothers, sons or friends, buy
one Of COhen's hats, 2Ie Main.
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CHILDREN prize-Little Wide Awake,
for sale by YOUNG & BROTHER,
95t 24S Main street.
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PRESENTS FOR BABIES.
nice hat, cap or turban, Of Cohen,
219 Main street. 100
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FANCY boxesi of mixed candies, all
sizes, shapes and %colors, at Bartee's, 1923
Main street. 9S
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FtOwTRs' plants, trees at CRiIa's.
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The incest Christmas present to
buy is q pair Of shoes. Go to VIM.
Millsr'S, 22l Main street, and buy
hem. 50
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The Beat On.

The Best Christmas Present.
Get a nice cook stove at
'St F. ]. TURNBULL's, 234 Main ct.
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Infelice, Under the Stork's Nest, Seven
Oaks, Second Wife, for sale by
95+ You've 4 BROTHER, 248 Main st.
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Choice celery fer Christmas,
at III. Seessel, 81. g. Sons. SO
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S~HAKsPEARE's plays, poems and life
complete, for Coo, at Smiths, l54 Main
street. Oft
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TO STEAMBOATMEN
REWARD.

TINE ABOVE REWARD WILL RBPAIp
i for the recovery Of tho body Of SAMUEL
Isle. who fell from the steamer louisville
on tho morninE. q tho 1871. inst, about hfty
Ely, HARVEY 4 RICHARDSON.
92.g7 M%emnhis, Tenns
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benefited extent It's condition does not wholly
IT, but ia fact which calls for the exercise OF
discretion In assessing IT,"
In the United States Circuit Court yester-
day. in the case Of the American and Merchants Union
Company of London. which was reported IN Wednes-
days TRIBUNE Judge Wallace directed verdict for the
plaintiff for 1896 81. Action brought to recover
that amount policy OF insurance on merchandise In
charge OF the the express company The mer-
chandise destroyed by the flames OF petroleum ig-
nted during collision between an oil ana an express
train on the New York Central aud Hudson RIVER Rail
ROAD In 1871. There q clause In the policy 10 the
effect that IL should occasOned by pc
Oen ana AS the loss in question IN part caused
by It, the defense that under the clause referred TO-
the plantn could not recover. BeardsleY Cole ana
5 p Mash for the plaintiff and N b. HOxie for the de-
PENDANT.
John Jacob AstOr left to his grandson, Charles
Aston Brsted his He'll Gate and s15.OOO for
life and to Mr.. Bristeds children after his death.
During HIS life Mr.. Brised pai3 from his pocket the
cost OF opening Seveutyninthst for the Improvement
Of the farm, and at his death there still due him
from the estate 1921 H. He left two children. one of
whom, Charles Henry Maine Brsted. is minor The
guardian and bis half " the money portion or the es
tate was deposited with H. Mira. Brsed, "a the repre-
sentative OF her husbands private estate, peoned 10
nave the trust Company pay on account or the infant
ODe-han what Mr. Bristed had expended The only OBJ
lection was to the form OF the proceeding and Judge
Davis decides that pettiOn Is not the correct fOrn
since an order under 10 would be no protection to the
general guardian II the infant on the hnd! accounting
refused 10 allow the ayment because ne had nVt Us
day IN court
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DEPARTURE or FOREIGN MAILS.

THURSDAY. Jas. 7.
Of Vera Crur close AZ
m supp-mentary Mail closed the Post once az gao D. m
STEAMSHIP salt az 3 D. IRON Pier No 8, N X ~.
Mails Bermuda b the steamship GAMMA at m steam
ship sails a. 4 D. m. from Pier No. IL. North River
For the Netherlands direct By the steamship W schoe NAILS
close al J3O Steamship sails from HarOeck stores bFDOAy
FRIDAY. JAN B.
Mails tor Newfoundland AeNYorK PoOce every day
at l 80 D. N.
Halifax N s. closed the NewYOrk Posto nee ever
aaJM p m
SArCRDAl. JAN. o.
Great Britain and Ireland By the steamship Airae close
Steamship sails at from Pier No 3D. North River
Europe and Bremen by steamship Hhenoern
mails :3U Supplementary mail s closed at the Post
Ofce Ills Steamship sails hom Pier DOT Of Third
ST. HOboken.
For French Mail direct by the steamship 81 laurent mails close at
4 a Steamship . a. Pier No %, Worth kVer
Mails for beum direct by the Switzerland close a. ~
NJ problblYl Steamship sails from Pier No :, hofth
Mails tor Rev West, nv Clyde, close Al Steam
ship sails at ) p from Pier No 20, Eas Ter.
nUNDAf. JAN. 10.
All Malls close at O'Clock Tas tOstOhcs Is Open IRON
NJ toll
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

POBT OF NETWORK ..........................JAS 8.
CLEARED.
Steamship Cuba Brl Martyr Liverpool via Queenstown C. g.
steamship W A. scaolien CDatch Hus Rotterdam Punch Edrs
Steamship Champion Lockwood Chaeton Jas W Quintar Co
Mediator MartE fern id Port ROYAL H. Gep se
Steamship City OF Su Antonio. Pennington, NewOreans G. H. Nal
steamsIio Achilles Ars Wilmington n. C.. W p. CLYDE.
Steamship Fanta. Howe, Phil dDma Lorlari steamship Co
shio BLACK HlgS. baker san Francisco snito1 90.
Ship Constantine Gosa Lou.o1 Gu4uei, MntIrl Co.
Bsrk Anna OHyar Brrnno Cora or FamoIh socoUch Co.
Bar Bar o. ssas, ead 2 hoeIoa hos0
Lar, Dona.ng LouIe or, H-lr ea. sras Tobss Co
Bns Liza CDIl Car cei,e. Gerard & Bre1er;.
Bra Thomas Ggra r onosqE Maysguez L. ". P Armstrong
brig Meriwa. Downs. Po p ire h. A. Va able son
Brig Joseph Ci.rA, stah- Havana. Paiaons s. LOUD
sh May (Br slndes, renamDac, and Bahia BoaruE Arh
Palmer TAmDco Laguna Campehe The
schr sunny South Derrcs,ou New Orleans n. Il Brigham
schr %. VI. Malrets. Reel Para. q. Ansilcs & Co.
schr. T. d. COLLEEN w,s5n. Ses'Odeaas r. Ii. Dlmmoad
steamship Abensre. Kely Lesot Dell with mass to Old Do
Ship Rca5i busted Johnson July Is with sugar aau
D1r, Kate MecL new Of JOhn N B. $50 ousJ Fraser Cf
Ia. Aaaa cSor , llragsa chaer'e Ny. Is With vine &c.
SEM Afg A Holt .oi Hls"o''l sls, oaA, Mex II
Sen. Ada 4mes Adams Prauk,ort We with lime.
Aene, Providence, Lucy Jones, 'fovience.
Adj blsisielI, boston iIul.ol N,w.Losiou.
I. W. II. " Ute, Ne@Ilaven. A. IL Hubbard hewuaven
The brig Ydore Roula tr Ior Ctrienas AFTER passing
sand hOOA, re.1ruUI aLCAure. ia he Lower Day.
SAILED.
City Montreal for Liverpool City OF
Anto GlYes CIu pDl. tAestJni Achilles " be
aJn \ Ast. Rosa Bona Mo-
GLASGOW; ArKtu.er Caroline.
Don LouIOn LDe MOnfOgl v L. stafford fo
Yalelca: Fearless Emma L. SHAW iOf DuaATA
Thomas Iua.L Bas0aaoes; Joseph lir4. Havana
MIAD-5IAst mO4eiate, 5. ; E.; cDul7.
MEMORANDA.
Tie steamship George v. Ce Galveston towed
into Hampton Jii G b. steamship Regulator from
v441an lOrA, O. boIle- d.aD,td.
FOREIGN PORTS.
grvgvsT0yys 6-Ic City New ork
eca IRON po,. the lst
F,s's Va. le ri
LosDos jan The iel Sates: P Berg,
Melbourne UrDanO spa.Aag Foam, Neptune.
4A Lad hOOAh, Albert, hey ard Mary
lagtJn hdOra1O I'D AID Cassiopa Arrived OUT
GA tae Jh ns Harkaway Peo Pudenca Antonio NJ Maria
BRUSH Berlin, L-dSl,
CIV OF Cashmere 0ta Ssf-
Daphae ogyeOH. Dor LOtA1r Inoge, ana Jnn
Starr JIAHta, Boonco and Dfei
GesCh
SPOKEN.
jan Isaai bearing 20 miles bY poboat CAPRICE No
H. urg Maggie joan, i4fAs Island Tor
for Latest Ship Be,Os Se5eHlh Puget
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THE COURTS.
CIVIL NOTES.

Bernhard Mayer recovered Judgment in the
Supreme Court Circuit yesterday against the city Tor
s22l the amount Of an assignment with interest paiu
ny MIN by mistake on lou aulolnhs ~ 8. wv. i,is
fault.
A foreclosure suit has been begun against
Alden b. stockwen and others, bond and mortSag
for 600 given by Amass b. Howe the purchase OF
tbe property near TnIrd-ave running through rom
third-st to Thirty Ourth-st 70 the new
Car spring COMPANY Inc propery was s,so a
SHIFTS were begun yesterday by A. \. Flter,
r 7 BelIows NJ T. Upton and others, against the city,
IN recover claims Of inspectors and poll clerks
smounting TO 100000 which Controller Green mas re-
fnsed 10 nav The plaintiffs assert that telr charges
are lust and that assignment OF the claims to them
by the officers lawful and binding upon the Guy
In the suit of Frederick Kuse, adminlstra-
tr,x. against the NewYork and New-Haven Railroad
ied Yesterday in Supreme Court Circuit, for the recoy
ery of a. OO0 for the killing OF her husband at seventy
foIrtb 81 and FOurthave. on dark and fOggy ny' y
an express TRAM tue jury awarded her szoOU Inc
fanse vas the usual one OF cOntrlbut0rY negligence
Messrs Field and Minor for plaintiff Mr. Childs ior dc
fenGants. -, n
Tn the suit of James Doyle against the Be
nevoeut Society Of Operative Masons for Reinstatement
in bis rights az member Justice Donohue held thAt Oh
the facts Doyle seemed be the right, and manda
INNS was granted. Doyle was charged with worKihg pe
low rates but was allowed 10 furnish an ahuavIL, ~
was received without objection, but when ne app -
for the weekly allowance TO injured men un nue. Sa aas
not a in good standing. IAe eghi pol'I. -
tved were argued Yesterday before the Supreme Court
Geueral Term by Nj. Garvin and Mr.. Breen
The Russian Baroness Olga de Malula
FraloH when travelling IN this country in 1862 ost as
she claims. through the negligence OF the new
Central and Hudson River Railroad. aces valued A.
s75 600 and she brought the United states circuit
Court 10 recover that amount. The defense was tne
general issue, and the case was tred DeioIe
Woodruff IN April 1872. Inc jury DISAGREED, slaDG 1
eight for the plaintiff and four for the defendant
case came yesterday for second trial before re
| Wallace J. W. Gerard and j. W. Bowers ior tho
| plslnIin and T. +. aud f. n Sheppard for tie de-
| PENDANT I'D.
Sophia r. c. Furniss, as executrlx, peu-
toned the supreme Court to have an assessment on
lands under water FOR the improvement OF Twetha'e'
vacated claiming that the grant Of the hnds was hot
full hut merely gave for the present the right OF "a
| age &C. While the filling in OF the lots was MADE de
pendent on the subsequent action Of the city judge
! Davis denies the application. He says: Il am Oh
/ opinion that the plaintiffs land under water II asse
able aud taxable. The property OF piainnn y an ~,
within the meaning OF the statute ana ought o , ~
inf proportion OF the expense or opening slictt W
"a eb ~ will b1 vii uiatelv greatly ten o1ted aAd ID uo"
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DECIsIONS-JAN. 6.

SHyrems Court hdmbers-By Judge Brady
Stewart AL Manhattan MaEet C0mpsn; Gowdy Campbell
Memorandum Lev Baltic Lloyd Steamship Company Memo
for counsel.
By Preaching Justice DiVsConlev sgt Board Of Commissioner Of
Pilot IN of the that me Board Of Commissioners Of Pilots
have limit The Of &C. by slch
obligatory upon the pot' ard that the retor not entitled uoon
tie iacis the mandamus The mo-
ton 1ruel, aud h proceeding I'D Missed win costs Matter o
Fun A. Motion lrriel with ~ y memorandum Cous'ee
Tdrs the mi motion Denied
with $40 costs Matter Br stAoon cenied with c"ss mem
opposing
superior Cowt-SDecidl Tern-By Judge Curtis
Chapman 0Burn Sheriff aCase and amendments settled
orteei on Ole
b. CmefJace Mcneil sdlven act Kelly ct aMoion denied
st cots
Common PIeas-SpecidI Terni-By Judge J. +. Daily.
Euu Ratanug Of divorce or plaintiff Nntn lgham
sgt Dbbefwo per allowance granted Same agI sane
RIalngs
Equy T-Bv decentralization s. Paul and Pacic
r. Co es-C0mplant except 10 deen INT
81 Pau and Chicago H. Co. which Judgment gwen 9r ( =
80 De- 3D. 90 600 rom Dec 81 l0of an esq
a by jury by tia. Company is requre provided By opinion
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CRIMINAL NOTES.


In the United States Circuit Court yesterday in
IN" case OF Ouom house r. Harris, who trial tor
conf ey no .muggug 20 900 into this M Courtney
summed az for tt Mr. Pardy began the summing
tue prosecution.
william Walker. a cOlored bow, charged with
breaking We c % eeroI Broome Sullivan
SIS vas committed Yesterday by Commissioner Shields await the
uoa Of 4e Grand jury.
In the Court of Oyer and Teminer. before
ia se Barrett Jeremiah Pler tried for the murier Of Jame Hat
WIN on Aug l. 1873. The killed captain Of who bad
been 'Jeeed from saloon Far with distance AID
seou1g - bis him, when he
tled tAr b0e The death Of the brain II
vas several dlYs before HtiEu neniisd The jury
tuf Tie polcr guilty gher degree.
Lt was sentenced 70 years Stste Prison.
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GENERAL SESSIONS. J-Heny Fanrek. william
Gill ohn Smith Bernard Dolan Frederick Hoypae william Benson.
robbery; Charles Reynolds Charles william Jennie ehandson
opn assault battery Murphy Robert Cshsy grand
larceny Guthrie false pretenes Jane PsteTson John Bell
petit larceny; Hester J. Haskins, abdnchon-
COMMISSION 6The dsV calendar Of the
Appeals Thursday jar z follows; Nos 70
267 Ill 272 27f 275 27s $50 &s2 2sS The Commission adj
loorBed until tomorrow morning at 10 O'clock.
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P4SSENGERS S1ILED.

POR EyERPOOL-la steamship CubG, Jan 6-John Farmloe
W L. Kane Jlhn o., Mr. Peckover. NJ sud Ms hche
Gorge rn NJ ana Mrs sampson Ihos kls'e Sr ysnes fergn
servant c HuneT ML and Mrs j. H. ubef James
Miller ir p B Iazen. Harry G. spenieoE' M ana
g. Reed ia A. Brand r. Is. STmngton Mss H. T. Nno"
Roeert Turner NJ Adam Leslie G. Hanks Mira Z, sPe1deoS.
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6ouses ano farms Uanteb.

NNANTED-A 4-stOry highstoop brown
w lIoue HOUSE 20 feet wdr' between Madison
aud price exceed - lVO posses
son MIrch 1. ls75 Address DRY GOODS Tribune once
NKTANTED-A HOUSE, not deliberately I'm
w hsd veil butt - fectr0nt between lurlh sn
Fote Msissa sEbyss price ooresp' alsnt TO we
unss, Il ue.fel tsasssson s1l-c Adafess bek soy rS
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dses.... 1924 90 Noon sets.... 600
WAN nAT-As
Sandy HOOK. 7l9 Gov' Sana 1859 Hell Gate FerrT. 9i8
Sandy Hook. 74j S2J Hell Gate Perry.. 1914
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REAL ESTATE.

NEW-1 VKk' W5"I15HHT' Ja1 o. I5IO.
At the Exchange SalesrOOms to-day, Adrian
H. Muller Son sold, by order OF W.. V. Mcdaniel.
referee. the threestory house and lot north vest
corner Of Madison-ave. and Ftch-st. (Tgenty-thirI
"ardl SIZE p0' lO0xl62 r., 10 ]. Harrison, for sl3t0
j. Thomas Siearns sold tue threestOry brick stables
and lot 60x9s9 IT, north side Thirty second ST. 100 t.
east OF T. .Rhth-aye., to John H. Collins.
The remainder Of the sales announced for to-day
pOhtpOned.
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Gin Real estate for Sale.

TOR SALE-Yery low, or will lease for a term
years irst-tss 4-Orv brown house, @JEO2KlOO
Fort7-si1th 81, Rnh-aye =. EDDY. Psrkplsc.
EOR SALE-FOur-story DWELLINGS, clbl-
net 6l b. SIX y"c,us l7l feet Fe. ot Bra'wag - @j
3US West Fayl. htI-sL $4,000 stores le1seo.
Wi. BEDB-L. OWuer. 30 Eebth-lve.
EOR SALE-The Gye-stOry brick BJ lLDING
L sBd LOT 49j Waers.. D"ver; also FAhN Of 80
nd Westcleser County For particulars. nq@re 0
BLISS JAMES 3tO BTlone-.t- ,tT
MUST Be SOLD.
vi uH LOTS on slth au s5hss Central PARK price
extremely b. ". WILLIAMS 81 Othive.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-07
Droo,ilnn Rel! Cslatc Tor Sale.

EOR SALE ON VERY EASY TERMS.
K Ne. log PneapD Frame store ami hOuGe O 1890
-, 81 and 30 Nassau 4 Frame dwellings; oi. Ak -
Zoj and 2jS Washia gtons.FaIe dwelling ioi ibtt(
~ l97 WllovstjorT and basement buc1
No AZ WiOugl bg-sL-3sOrY BRICK house O, ZJ1lOD
No. 81 Hicksst.-3atorY buck boa lot. ZJElOU.
No. 100 Remsen-sL-,-s,oW OrcA house o, 2J1lOl
vi COOK. 235 NlsninsonaL. Bro0sva
- 5. BUSSING, jr.. No. @04 Monmgue-st:
EAs Continents Bulugl, booklyu, BROKER in ZEAL STATE
NOR GAGES. sale broAyu Hght i.ences
Perepon, Mont Willow, Hicks, ami henr-sis and sest
Columbia Nights between Clara AID Perfepont IS The h'sE
River New iorA excellent
situation moderate cost Near Prospect Prs
2O1jO duishe n cahine-rors SeW-iofa tt se cltos
adjacent exchange for other er ard
very compile brick Para )r ~ JuO;
eas terms payment BooAYn Ssce. lHon
She In tle Vcnt' u
warning $4,000 &l5UOO OF them WORTH u NE
parts
civ - 1910 Yaca lots for sale The
and the fgt u
A MOufaguet.. K nsen best
gtF centrally uc tel IN BrooAYu
exchange ft within 100 o A~g-lork ED es veil
unncnmherei lots for touses Parties nuvns
property sale mplrrg Is purhas nnh %
advantage n The advertiser To- negourtea
estate carefully ate g o. inh capitalists "s1
such learn without OF av0rabs
opportunities, apple .uon 70 1890