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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-15
rI'erNTss TROUBITs.

T.. L. Snow s. Son, dealers in metals at No.
zoo Watcr-st and Nos. 5l4 and $50 East Twenethst,
have med voluntary petition in bankruptcy with liza
bies amounting 10 S167559 -, and actual assets Of
S53.39O 10 The principal creditors arc J. Marshall
Co. Sl0Og3 so Marshall Brothers, Sl30s4 81 Man
ning & squires. S14,3l5 81; Jones Loughn. So
1888 o.; II. Iissberser, S1O,2S5 40; Wood Brothers.
$3.50 q; H. A. Damor. $500 so; Price McCul-
louGh 81 2sO; Alyan Wood " Co., Sj,9l9 43i D. Don
nelly, 5000.
petition in bankruptcy has been fled by Britt vii
Hans Buckley. who have liabilities both partnership
ard individual, amounting 70 $4,000 The largest crcd-
Winters, Hunt & Co, $1,000 ThOs. Mctiulres,
$500; Thomas Maher S2,792 81; George stewart,
So 600 Donovan Sweeney, S2,GO7 SO.
A. nments for the benefit OF creditors filed yes
1arday with the County Celk by Benjamin Wcservet
10 Charles W. Page by AlAOn s. Alfred au1 Horace a.
Shaw TO George b. Lent, and by Terrence Harrcn 70
Thomas ID. Adams.
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facturers United States Districi-Attorney Bliss ape
pcared for the Government; Ethan Alien IOr lue
claimants.
In n suit of DR.. Alexander b. Mott against
the Consumers lee Company growing out OF collision
between the doctors carriage and wagon Of the com
panv in which DR.. Mott injured. Judge j. f. DAY.
I'm Common Pleas, SPECIAL Term, ha, refused 20 nahc "i
nrder mat DR. Mott exhibit his books The damages OF
cul,se urn in some measure tGe plaintiffs probes
sinuaI income nat Judge DAILY thinks an inquiry mo
them before trial is kind 81 tshibS excursion ~ u vl
d. Mott as plaintiff To show a. part 9l hls injury Ii,'
siucss loss aud until be does TINS the delthddh7 Cdl
moi inquire into the particulars Of the loss
In the suit of Smith against Solomon and
others il it was stated ON the trial before judge Robinson
in Common Pleas, Trial Term hal lhe uelenu'u'S n'
arranged with their creditors including smith, to take
the notes Of thrd person whom their property was
assigned Tor 30 per cent their debts, ana That thee
note. mad been paid This sut was brought by Shlth
for the BALANCE on the ground that he was led INTO te
coInpu.iton by msrrpre- ntaOn rs 10 TIE Naue 81 ie
am. ss.ts The attendants maze a motion Tor non
1iit ana Nm. Court disin,sed ia. plant H. j. ANcrI
and Mr. Mllikcn for the plaintiffs; Bumcnsel d Archer
for the defendants.
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CIVIL NOTES.

In the suit of Meyer II. Goldschmidt against
the Police Commissioners. to prevent the police from in
tcrfcrng with the sale Of liquors In the auditorium Of tho
Tivol Theater under law Of the State prohibiting such
sales Judge DOnOhue hiss reiusc' any injunction.
In the case of Andrew COwen against the
Mayor for damages caused by plaintiffs carriage being
overturned by alleged obstacle IN Souths, and for
which $4,000 damages are claimed Judge Lawrence.
I'm Supreme Court Chambers, yesterday granted an or
der Tor the examination OF the plaintiff before trial
In the suit of the United States against one
case of silks imported the steamship wieand from
Switzerland the jury in the United States District Court
yesterday rendered o verdict against the Government
and releasing the goods The claimants Of the goods
we're G. A Au1u, Ortiz Co. agents Of the Swiss manu-
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Barge Potomac. Sweeney Phladelphin, jos. IIand
Barge Advance, Wyman, Taunton, Rac-etl ~ br''


Barge Potomac, Sweeney. PHILADELPHIA Jas lend
Barge Advance, Wyman, Taunton Rac-ett ~ br"
ARRIVED. .
steamship Alexandra BrJ, lackay Naples 0ci. .
win win md ie and pg-s 10 Henderson % =,
steamship cry OF atlanta No '9l1r o
WIZ ''.i ,'' GGs BGrics Phadepha with mdsa ami
Psasbh Ty5re Kaehl sano DOMINGO city Oct g. -
mana AoE. j. tape ,iaEl i j 10 VIM p Cvde q Co.
Sislrship lanterns swift Norfolk with mise. ar' ia''
s' aucs B,afse boston, with mdsc and pass 70
MSLJy wa. Jn t C1fiio Lisbon g. DAYS with sa't &C..
iiug Ourr Coz Iur., I,auJ, Pcr~luh Ja"o 30 ''. %
Big Ro-aLa stla Gtal), cappectO. London 10 days.
frs Ella lof Iondon Johnston, Paran'a AZ dya in Dali
Biir Genoa of Windsor, " - Priest Galway 81 days in
BIG clara & Agnes %, Arlat Guion, Grand TURK r. l.
Brig F. Merry of Dlmailssotta, Bradley Greencck 80
Sem ,rtmonader of Halifax Beatte Clrotte;o0n p.
s'r = land Bolc'ty Para oct -, vih rubber and
,cnr Welcome r. Beeoe Lozer, Dunailk 50 days ~ bal.
s,hr. \. Il. Howe, Ne0barr. baltimore
scAf. a. G. LION, Jcare', Baltimore
,o.-r,. ,,,., PITA' HI rEos ,,or1 keller Of
and a,6T .aicd win lumber TO- Boston, went a-l ra
GfGwitK' Nog ii-rhe British sim Carolina Agnes, fro-
Shields 10 N,ur.4 ans, mas ."en "rc'-'4 ne-' A-l' 'N
rpRrrGv PORTS.
LARNE nov. i-T'e state Lns s5'l'i2 S''j' o OIL l'-
lcrc ~ II The ,teanshig State Of N,-ll .i w. EAR,
la-f az p. u. ....... .........
steam. ip Labrador -lH,cr 'fT YORK NNE. % l''
us ior "a sed tie iIzra al $50 81 c this afternoon ON
nor H 81 90 iiHNic. ..-..r.t. ...,.-
Grace, NrH-lOrA S'y. 90 0g Tails port dnl i1',ip''
arrived on fasturt O. lb q. m. 10 jag. -. ,.
LONDON. Noy. li-Sautd .i INST, mon, tayI ,.fl
llt' D,nrg' Pdrp7, so a.tlu, tif.It'tf tla j." t''
.orka o', Wave King FIc man btah.s Mo- sra, i,'
trIF'f..' NV. s. Atab.NHi ill., .la- ~ tt'., '.'
Imam. o., tp Latter plsse. Dover, star Il i7"ca 'ho
FREDDIE ,. lib ctt
DOM STlC PORTS.
IoiTIhND. Me, Nov. ll.-AmycI, rchr Nah1-ka, from
N.H
io-loS nov l4-Aulvc6. steamships Johns HwtUs
lu 60 "alumoe somerset, ROW. -l''. l,rk h",.
Williams. . iy Viz Nrn Bedford. -rI.-. Mage D.
smith, '..cn, ih,Ip,iphai; ". E bo"n'r l""ml.'H.
I-.Iosu.
rl1.s.aE Noy lt-Nrgcn brss ffans Nelson ~, 90,
iio.ti ifrI Clgs. hour tHHli, ~'uNiHe' from ItN.,
,li.o, ..-aus.lp Fanny .e'IIa.., '..f, Tor iit '
iI.... .l.r- Anna JH-.p Cr-,.. ipr @I-' i- own.
I.lI .,ltL -. e.. SOY. I.il'tr '.ralei iiHns'li-
.IMuHu.i4 Noy li.-Auycl lm-trs Equator,
Ifu .... t,' ..ls $50. Ii1"r. .. "l'It Ad't".'t'
i.,.i.-,n. H...fo..: .r.., Ha.tat N r.' '..i ,..-
tuu. d.. .lE.I..''t. ..auI. NaIrfln t.iii'-.'
,...-..t.I h. N..-. john 49,. Perry. Tl.i 5000 N'..
...r..a- -t.,, Cochran, tt tnIuaai H1i' ' i.ift'H.
D...,.. II.rI. ..d. cleared, -tl-p. Sd "'. 'ai '.
..tIus.#s .u.Iaik f'r iur tl River; B.. o. is'is b.
,-. or >-.'-i.Isi 'rss .la Lu',..'. Dl . io' HUI
i..H.t,, sI, .Ia..lt.. t'. tu.r .r t.uH'a'H.
IIo..fof.t .t.o As.-s s,' ii'b fo0et
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CLOSING THE CENTENNIAL PILGRIMAGE.
GREAT REDUCTION IL TRAVEL or HE RAIlEOAp>
TO PHILADELPHIA


To those who have grown accustomed to the
crowd, Of eager tourists rushing Tor S;s IN the Ccncn
nisl excursion trains or pouring IN fastoAoVug streams
from trains inst arrived from Philadelphia the dcpo- of
the Pennsylvania and NcwJcrscy Central Railroads pre-
sent an appearance of ming dcsoalou Large nuh-
bers stiu arrive and depart daily; the hustle ana con
fusion at The depot upon the arrival 81 the train iu'
boats ere stil great; bat the crowds. comparatively
speaking are so small aud easily managed That the door
men, ferry hands and other employee feel that then or
cupat!on g gone True they have an casr time Of b. a
far a work Is concerned; but said doprkeepcr %
really seems a. If some icnt dead or some disaster
had occurred. get very homesIck IN this desert of
place" Only hundred thousand OF so passed through
the desert Of place in day SO is no wonder the poo
gateman felt lonely.
During the last few days Of the Exhibition travel on
the railroads increased greatly thai The rolling stock
OF the various roads was hardly sur 80 o. acCommo-
date IT, Trains few minutes on the icun>y Iva
Railroad and tho crowds were so enormous ta
infinite care and trouble necessary to insure com
fort aud prevent accidents Fcrryboa0 were frequently
taxed 10 their utmost capacity EMPLOYEES were con
stanty the alert to prevent accidehH hh hyWhtfr
a wild scramble for seats, ana indcScrIh#. confusion
prevailed. Then suddenly came lui ana dl Traces o.
Inc confusion vanished 10 was found necessary 20 sup
nrc>s many trims, an tie Centennial trains except one
Having been removed, and 10 shorten those that I'-
NAMED Exactly how great has been the reduction ol
travel cannot now De a~certaiEcd, the uis have not
VET been made out hun That II has been married. aud tN
the wOrkmru at the various drINS Dear t-ii
mOny The usual passenger business Is SAID % be very
good for this season OF thC year.
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POWERS OF COMMON Pleas JrpGrs.

Judge Lawcmmc, q judge Of the Court oi
Common Pleas, las; month sat by assignment DO Cham
bers OF the supreme Court II was conceded That JUDGE
Of the superior Court Common Pleas could Sd, 10 'f-
emit OF Spcci.i Tenn Of the supreme Court unIrr i'
law authorizing the transfer Of 4dI,s OF those courts II"
DO Supreme Court work. but is doubted whether "r n'
they can SID ia Chambers, ia which supreme toDli
Judge acts by virtue ~ Die lll2 ,lip and n" 90, rrt
of a court. Tie question aas rasG before judge Law
renee I'm "a suit Of George SuyoFi.I against ".ii.t"
RYAN, 'u which Judge IarIsuure 'f granted an nI.'
Lawrence Iu long uilluu, admits ii' Ei''t. 'l l
question and suggests tnat DO hs t'b q" iAr ',Il'
I.r5 uf .pr Inc present d.posc7 OF y On tho ground
that the Common pleas judges have th' powers W county
judges, and county judges h"Nc power 20 a'l Ih 'hin
those judges.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-15

The trial of John Tactic, the toamscr, for the
murder Of his employer and landlord John FARRELL at
No SO West Tweuty-cghth-st., on April &c,
tnued before Recorder Hackc In tine Court Of General
Sessions yesterday. Assistant DstrictAttoney Bel
opened the for the people by bief statement Of
the facts as already published The murder was the
suit quarrel between Tactic and farreIs two sons,
which had its origin IN Tactics discharge from FarrclPs
employ for alleged negligence Of duty Farrell in the
course OF the scule pushed Tactic into his own room,
where the latter obtained pistol and rushed out aud
shot Farrell back, iLficting fatal wound Tho
case ia still
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DUNCAN, SHERMAN & CO.'S BANKRUPTCY.

The case Of Duncan, Sherman q Co. il
bankrutcy was continued yesterday before Register
KetchaIn Ex-Jddge sipman, the receiver Of Duncan
Sherman Coz who had been -ubpenaed GO produce GER
tain books papers, and ACCOUNTS, was present with bis
COUNSEL Joseph LarOGue Edward /. Brown, counsel
for the creditors claimed that the witness was not en-
titled 10 counsel in this proceeding and was sustained Toy
the Register. ExJudge shpman stated that be could
not produce all the papers, books &C. called for Tie
summons had received late that he had had no
time to re, them together Some OF Them such as checks
and the CORES pOndeuce between William Butler Dun
can Duncan sherman & Co, and Chas. Ndl-ch had not
s.n i'm hi, possession addition 10 tIls lac dd not
think he bound 60 produce the books, paper 80 id
documents for general sUcCticn. lie Thought that ~
Wa his duty "a trustee 20 decline 10 produce thom Hc
stated also that rs the assignee Of Duncan, - fmau
Co he had the books aud papers called or h his posses
sion, except those already mentioned; he was luidc'
bonds OF 100000 for tn execution OF hls tls as ouc
assignee he involved, from no fault oi bis own, a.
plant m ur defeu ant in numerous uug1l'ons INVOLVING
large sums OF money; for that reason hc declined to pro
ducc toe BOOKS for the general inspection OF ANYBODY,
AMI ne further declined 0 answer any further question"
the proceedings unless Ac cOIld have Tie bcntut OF
counsel 90 conferln relation thereto ami uui certificate
could be- sent 20 the judge upon this question uI right
The examination was then adjourned until Monday
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DTCi-iu>- SOY. 49,

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Us trl.. !.,I,uO..Iu. I.lI I..f. .'.H..l ';.I. 1885,
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and siatfress t-I. L....I cd al. .iD.'s ri4ufrl.
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s.t f,..tI. EtfI-.t l'.'fH.. '.|..I r. Explanation
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CHICAGO Ror,s wANpERINGs.

Charles Litrel, boy, was found by the
police at Chambers-st ferry on Monday morning and
was taken 10 the Police Central Office. lie stated that
he had come from Chicago with man. whose name he
did not know, who sick with the consumption and
who had asked him to assist him by getting milk for him
during his journey, and that arriving at the Grand
Central Depot they had driven IN carriage to house
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in Avenue g. He STAYED with him one night ana IN me
morning the man gave him cents and told MN 10
90 home. 10 wandered about the city until he was
found by the police. All he knew about his nome vas
that he lived at No 2Oj Wue-st. in ChCago Inc pOIce
endcavOrcd 70 ind the house in Avenue - MheLe the
boy stated the went on arriving ID Nc"-folA 1t
morning and was relnanded to Headquarters 10 a"dV
inquiries 20 be made In Chicago.
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ALOTTEIY SUIT AGAINST JOHN UpiRIS-EY.
in the suit Of Coulter against Mouis-cy, oac
Of the suit. growing out of the appointment Of John
Norrsscy O., receiver Of the lottery business Of c. d.
Murray & Co.. in which Judge pouohuc, recently It,
uorte rave Judgment by default The defendant, the
pIauti II lining TO 90 owing TO the absence OF
material witness, motion made yesterday before
Judc, Lawrence IN Supreme Court, Chambers 10 open
thc default The ground OF the motion vas that tAe case
yy.s moi nightly OH the calendar aud thai Judge DOuoAuc
erred IN not adourning the case, but the aitNts ON
which he acted were mot present, the plaintiffs excuse
herg that hc could not tud them thD sfcuorfVhcr
WHO received Them. Judge Lawrence rather sharply s1d
he knew the stcuo-Tapbyr was in court on Monday and
N the plaintiff could NOT frd inc papers he would find
them. lie adjourned the matter to Thursday
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5teamboais aHo Railroads
DEPARTURE OF THROUGH RAILROl

4 II
~ TRAINS FROM NEw.YoRK.
/ BALuNoRE AND ONO RAlLFoAD-Express for Washington
and e vets 8 M Ix,ress ff &ssmg1oa 5a9 10,
south-255 p NJ Express for Washington, The south and
EEsE RatT,Tr9oo IN, end 1919 a n ; and
a n,. a4d 3 T. 9. 3 30. ami IL p n.
6e ard 10 p m For NewIia5en-7 TO- Sos 9o5 5l sSi
a" The Wcsr End goa Pitts
a. 1i ana a4i 80 r H. re ,'S 11il va
1850 -.t0, and $50 H., aud 1880, 2lO 3, T. s, s. Z
NtwJrasfY SorrfiS-For Philadelphia steamer leaves
uaOam and l:oOp.m.
NENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
oOi ot Liberty ana foot OF Carksonsi ~ town Freigi
C5macncins oct p 1s76.-Lrave New York FOO, o, Lib
80 a. m-MuL TRAM for Faston. Belytdere Bethlehem
Bsh. Allentown. Mauch chunk. 1amaHoGd. Wiiaesbaifc
ScItutOn. Cr1oHdlc &C. connects az Eodd Brook Ton.
taal F1Mf,lIh Ina at Junction "itA Dell Lack aui WesL
= Ia m.-Far someryille and Femington.
Sf5am.-MlHNNG ENrEE-s. daily sXccUt Suniays) for
tl5 wst caar.cts at i asIo for 9aae dHt Taa3 1as
Ioyaaca Mi'e, BARE scTtan, Ia,yI' " ,a'h,toiL &C.
CIV Hazeion, Heating, Columbia, Lancaster Fphr4;i
500 D. m.-fc1 MI i}riorc ranch. Easton. R,Hid.re
Allentown Mauch Chunk; connects az junction wlti
si.g5 y. a. someryle and Wilmington
5.l3 D. m.-ior "a ~ i,ro1s. ,, 10, ,..ou ,.,r,,,.
Allentown Aaqel Chunk Mhe'JarIe' Io"4lda ReaIius
81. -. !.i' p. r5.- -i'' ras,oa.
Boats leIg iopi of o3rNs1n 81 mp town, pr -. l36
9O, IOo5. 1l.'1 M; Lon 100. 3d. f2o DO ga
io ia udic by Carkson-st Ferry Jersey Ci,y
For tl. Z, l5cai points see timetable at stations
NEW-Y0RK AND LONG BRANCH DIV.
ALL RAIL LINE BErNtEN ~ MfoEk, LONG
Hls Ti Of Sow H. l. g.. Ifaus cave Nev.l ort from
fot Liberty North EyoE at o:lJ' ll'ij a. s 4:iJ.
From foot OF carsson.,r. at 1893 a. m.
saec. aul nom heylor1 connect at Aatawan station
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TIE COURTS.
SUIT FOR BREACH OF PROMISE.
rUGENIE MARTINEZ ASKS FOR $4,000 FROM JUAN
DEL VALE.

EUGENE MARTINEZ ASKS FOR $4,000 FROM JUAN
DEL VALE.
The trial of the suit OF Eugene Martinez
against Juan del Vale for $4,000 for breach of promise
of marriage and betrayal, which begun on Monday
before Judge Donohue in Supreme Court, Circuit was
continued yesterday Her story on the witness stand 7
given during the days examination aud cI'''eA
animation is this: In January 1873, slip on the ice
brought her To the notice Of the defendant. Who called
carriage and took her home Her home WAS uncOn"r"
bic ON account of severe ste-iathef Inc ueonudn'
sought her and she made appointments Win Hiln nc
took her TO places of amusement and To oher al Der
monico's repeatedly After some weeks be proposed
I1arriagc gave her an engagement ring aud persuaded
her on the ground that 10 be his WIFE, 10 leaNe
her home and 20 to hotel whore she took ise name
TO avoid her step-f,thcr, but communicated WIN
her mother and sister. Del Vale asked Der
TO take charge OF his children. and to receive
compensation for this. Meanwhile bis effort {"
induce her t. consent private marriage almost sea-
rated them She returned his ine. hut Ec persuaded h'r
10 change her decision. she finally consented 10 take
charge of nj, children, and chose Ponehkec'ie aS th'r
and her home, IL very gen rou' 0" her an" I'H''
no cGort take any advantage Of her un'lI juno "h'"
he BETRAYED hcr under positive assurances Of im daie
marriage soon after sin learned hlt owing TO conp!"-
lsin, matters IN CUBA Inc would no. or could not marry
her and sac lrit him.
She wa cros,.xaminci al lcuth yesterday as to her
motives and object, her conduct. and especially III
sendn- letter. to the defendant after the separation"
She repealed any idea ma, those 'o'i'r- were ~
u. tlgt thus sjt ucrccufit, and h''Sl 'H"' '''
chief reason Cor the suit "i7 'A 'e'"''' o HIS '''
Her -.s..r Adele MARTINEZ. was examined rs TO- meg
know dreo the ieI!i"i''' i"Pi',,, w. '.' 'it i've,
ant. ~u. tr-f sew 'Lr d'HHo1'! "N'I '' '..''... .
sister ln,aaftcI htr f uu tHc ice. ~H" soy .'n ~"'n
5,.l,. later. when 81. ~u'h' Of nrnr h' A'i -i'rh l
plaintiff ,,j s..t hc uIy. 30 i'I 81 '' - 200
an, cour-, of 900, trial. I..ier"t q .-, ..''.. ~ &C.,.
tie Ger eicl" ,hr.' D, 70" '"'', 3" va. 'I. i' Il,
don't ,Ho" "." J. Should .l' VI" ~ T''I I,i t,t
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SPECIAL ltRI
l7i.. Uhl. &c, agL Mill
Lauser.
SOC. Uni, &c, agt Scharn-
berg tai.
529..Ca-gcy ast Nears et
al
C29. .Uhl, &C., agt. Huszncr,
&c.
632. .Ku1Wlson agt. Belts 81
al.
2T9. .Langd0n ACT. Gray.
7g..Iangdon agt. Gray.
235..Aldtu AIT. Dio-sy.
l47. Ebert AIT. Montgomery
~ I'll.
SOB. Newell and anO. agt.
Ildgwty "a al.
7Ji. The Hebrew Ben. So
ciety agt. The Mayor.
Il. The IaWton Grdnullr
Moving Co. agt. The
Ocean steamer Coal.
ING ca.
90. .BldtChfOrd agt. Ii q.
sc.
19S. Ward agt. kru
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CALENDARs-THs Day.
srrrryE CorEr-CHNmRR' Law

zSJ.-The First Mt Ioan.
&C, Assn AIT. Baud
man.
2f2 Nr~tca agt. Matthews.
26l.Phillip- Art NAV son.
"-l Hubbard act. sweet.
274 llawlcy sgL Rowe.
9lu.. ls1-tnihal agt. Drssau.
3lH--Smith act. Green.
81 Hubbard art. sweet.
SO. Matter ~ Downing.
3iT schiller agI. Diets.
3b2..l Ill, sc, agt. Neu-
mann.
3j5 Iiarnicte'l Mt. Parker.
5J1..TIylOr ast ILOma6.
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Alarolc ano Slate Alauicl5.

CRATES AND TENDERS.
The t-vc, assortment ~ Graf and FeDdor ever ori
iu his market. finished 90 every sitle IoN and hu low
Down 6l9ts- with dumping 40 lchW. nt peclity l'so
variety Ca- Loss. fancy nckrIpla-i Ar'r'n~. Fire ot
Cogl Vases Folding ~ufrus, &C. Ih'ri discount O. tic
trade old crates altered o. low OF hail down. ''Np
YER NbpLLEf a. CO., . f, Cail' 81. NrW-iork.
MARBLE and MARBLEIIED MANTELS
W ~ GREATLY REDUCED PRICES; also. Manumr fS
u, ,Isiunt Plumbers sUt Nlrur' ~i, Marble Cout 'rs
ana riding \ ALABEH ial IL 1875 fa.t .,tl-t n 49, eve
ID HAND. 61 West 33l-st., near Broadway
manufacturer at Plaster CenterJicCr. and BRACES nov
au elegant t.> u.s. l tr,t a--oItrii Boz 90. 'iFi c' t
packed all parts ul tho c"ItiF 90 tt tH pies
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STEAMBOATS, an0 Railroads.

ALBANY Peoples LINE.-SpLENDID
I steamboats, leave Pier Al North River foot OF Canal ST.
DAILY tsGnay excepted FOX Albany ana all points
North and Wesf Meats on the European plan
\. rs heater, 10y stoaui-pipes.
BRIDGEPORT, and all points on Housatcnc
ID sud Naugatuck Rail- oats Fare 81 Steamer BRIDGE,
PORT Catharl slip ~ llJO n and Bridgeport ALL
D..
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SPECIAL TFRM-vAS voRsr. ]

VAN Worst. J.
2Gl..Veiller agt. The Kings
County ManuiaCtut'
ing Co.
3l4..Earl at. Kelley.
y1J.. VandgrLOetagt Thicker.
$50. Fowler agt. McurOach
et al.
Js7. .MosbaCk agt. Amend et
al.
4oO..MulTacbt agt. S,au
and auO.
f21..Tliis agt. Andrews.
73g. Clancy act. O'Gdra,
Sc, ct al.
sec Reilly AIT. Dillon 90 al.
4Ig..Ford at. Conner. SC.
AS. The Mayor, &c, ast
Goodman ~ aL
1872. Castro ct a. agt. Brttt
rt aI.
3TG. .UoTiDt ait. Nrrrlot.
4U2 .Grivet nct EIIle 20 dl
3J..Brrgh e HL agt. Bus
te-d e Il.
1876. BMJAursL at Floyd
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