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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-17
PASSENGERS SAILED.

FOR IIvFRPOOIs-In steamship 1driatc, Jan. l5-Ahred
Pel Luoius Cary, John Gowsn Mrs GOwen. George v
scott, Scott Robert Robinson, Major n y Walker,
r. Cook, Mrs. Cook, Daniel Cook. II. dA. Fnday. e. r
williams Robert MacCounao, Mrs. MaeCormas, nurse, and
child r. A. I'M. Mr. Careaga, 4. MscComac. John smith.
Charles Mortimer O. Berusdale, Miss M A Canes Mrs G.
J; IL wharton, b. Lindoman Paul Bsrnays Il: NJ
Walton, Il. D. shaw, w. 6ortenhoHer, VIM vaughan.
G. H. Nelson j. f. Nelson II. D. Hamilton. Leon Levy. = j.
Waters, Alexander McLaren, H. ID Palmer MI Boyd a;
Mankittrck, Mrs. MunkittIick. William Grant, Armand
Csstilon Master Il. Castillou A. MCPHERSON T. Hughes.
Mrs NJ W. bronson. Mrs T. NJ. RaingS Isaac Walker Mis-
Walker Master j. H. Walker Master H. p. Walker. w Bhlk
horn A. Bedel L. shagzehid W. Caspsr owen Day Charles
H. Wiswail, Isaac Albonz Mr.. Druyn Mrs. Druyh Miss
Helena Drnyn, Mr.. Smith. Mia smith, Il. A. liiiL
FOR SAN FRANOISCO-In Steofashtp Acaitlco, jan ID.
Miss GHssie Manesca A. 5. McClurg o. X. Bighan Miles
D. Wheaton, wife, and three children j. FARRELL James Ed
gar Carpenter r.. j. Moore ana wife, q. H. McMaser
John H. MoMasior Miss McMaster +. EluioTo n
Waters wife, and child Robert Teats 4. NJ. Painter
~ crismsn Henry Ketelies Alex anderson wife AM TWO
Oh b. smith. BeDl. smfh, %. X. Brown. H. ID Naeh
barn j. w. Osborn. Thoinas Jaokson Mrs Mary n, Apla
a. Pierce Mrs. Wn Organ, O. sutherland, Mrs NJ turty,
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UNCERTAINTY OF LIFE.
III. >r Dr. r. g. S0r az the CoHgrc IatOiGl Church "
Pttgrifqg brooklyn.

1hA R> Dr. X s. St0r the CoHgrc Jat,Oc Church u ne
Pilgrims. brooklyn.
The sermon yesterday morning at the Church
of the Pilgrims at Remsen and Hcmy-Sts, BROOKLYN
was preached by tie pastor the Rev. Dr. Richard g.
etors Ills text from |. Samuel. Ky, 3: "But
truly IA the Lord Nveth and ny soul yeth there Ia
but a step between and death"
These words. said DIR. stOrIs, have special signif
caneo because they spoken by David in his early
fc when he had nearly reached the age OF % yearsa
time when the buoyant and ex,lting Of life
strong at any point in ones whole existence. With
tho remarkable powers which God had gwen him for his
work David had scarcely reached fail development.
He lived many years after this-abou 45-aud passed
through many perils and escaped them. These words
were true, and what David said his time IS true
of us In these days true Of at this
very moment Ills words and the conviction OF the
certainty ~ life have been more deeply impressed
my mind during the past week tiLn before
sons One was a lo hoy wbo in the Sunday school
only last sabbath. And stood at the coffin 81 lady,
member OF this church, possessed OF vital powers
in large degree, who suddenly taken away. Again,
was nj the coffin ~ gentleman with powers great
IA any OF us here who LIST Lords day seemed
caine the angel OF death 10 not member o. This
church. but who well known and beloved
among ITS. Their efes, @. 30, 81. and so,
reinnds that thcro Is NO order IN tie
grave. As death to them, 10 may To us at
place. Civilization does not diminish, In places u
the eBeLez OF life the n which sail FOL thou
sands Of miles, the breathe On day like THE the
afr Is as polished steel, and In way may be
smtseu 10 death with the snddenpess OF sciiuetar
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STUDY AFTER BUSINESS HOURS.

TO me Edftor Of Thc TrfbHHr.
SIR: / was much impressed 10y your editorial
headed Apprenticeship" IN inf TRIBUNE OF jan ..
such words ~ wisdom aid advice o. tal cor Ined can
imt be sad too often. VISA % Epss nn ldci Wlch
thub brrr relation to tho s1Jrct that yo1 spr'F Of
There are iew mot many tlinhl young bnsn.s' men
and wouc VITO their -aio evening, for ,he Study
If some branch Of science some take up two or three
studics Others only one according 10 the amount Of
time they have. They study at home or ~ evening
schools whichever place they may have tho most ndysn-
taee. But the point wish 10 make this: That they
puf5ue their sudics win thOroughncss that IN case
OF business mfnrtunes there NAV hc something to fall
bacs upon mcdu ~ course, earning living III ough
the studies they may master. There few who do this
conracd with the thousands O persons who waste their
evenings and appear 10 have No ambition beyond
the SnOp. Would not reform along this Inc
elevate the Zone Of society AMI make mora men
honest WORKERS and not " sham prri'ndois ~
Al young can engage In this
making mp for lost time" ~ should call H. whether
rich or poor They only need ambition aHd pluck-sel
dom II ever money. They may have been deaf 10 the
w'rs Of teacher IA the past, bu lot them icmenbcr
mat IL l. " never too late 10 mend" l. ID. NJ, JR.
Mem York, Jan. :, 1876
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Miss r. Crismer the Rev. Alfred stubbs and son. Mrs
Rerger and daughter John g. Maxwell wife. and daughter
Charles 81 Pear w. A. u; Antrim, Edwin G. Gnderseevs w
Fl Young Gov lily d. Cooke, Surgeon j. f. Bransford U.
Navy, VIM. Keney, O. p: Nelson. Gen. A. Burt, w. A.
branch N. X. Dennison, Col w. +. Tisdel. -
FOR BREMEN-ha stealn'htp HSrInann Jan d55inLouis
r. De;us Miss Elise SciutZe Jules Favre Aug Dbmeyer,
Wendeln Seitz Benno LANCE and wife, r. katz Fred
Buy Fred c. Hacker John Renig, Fr Bausewen and wife
Sh Schuck, Richard Cross Miss Mary Gerard. Capt T.
Thr0ns6 n, II. kannegetsr -,
cusus Home, Joshua arDey David Evans. b. Rubinsten
Madam Fichet, Jules GOdde. G. Harvey
FOR GLASGOW-In stedn1Shlp Ethfoptd jan lo-Samuo
Copp. Charles w Miller. Vim. r. Keyyer James ": Young
Fredk Watkins. c. II. Watkins Mrs w m Bell
Mrs. Jane Wilson, Miss Harrott.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-17
DECIaIONS-IAN. IL.

Supreme Court Chambes-By Judge Lawrence.
Ellis AnnreSs-I VIII hear counsel on the settlement OF
the Oldor on Monday, In Circuit Part III. at p NJ
SurVriOr Conrt-Speoial Ierm-By Judge Sedgwick.
Primo AIT The Twenty Third street railroad Company
The defendant should be enoined nom 10 ming upon
the sdo of its track po Of the removed ~ Its
track by the aIOplOy other opinion Nor
agL Uniafay for counsel Nc Douald agt
AuDOhadMOiiOn Grned memorandum. Hotap agt. Ehren
reich q. sMoton To default donied with $40 costa
Harding sgt eri nrMOlop grantod memorandum liar.
per HarprThere should oounse leo OF $40 paid TO
deicnlanta counsel memorandum Cannon et a. AIT scott
a-Order OF set aside with $40 costs
Uranium.
By Judge SaD;ori-Clar0 3yt National Cy DAnkMoti0n
denied randuII. Alaro agt Davidson et aMoton to
aside granted with ST. defendant To
abide Of tho action. FaTrr Tuyle ct aMotUn To
Yaate orr Of arrest denied with sl1 costs u plaintiff 70
a0e IN. event Of The aoon "'b "a reduce bail grated
81 900 viii he required Oi each Uredan Young agt fAloy.
e defendant not entie 10 cbslA of course; application
b. made the under Sccton 300 tho Clerk
properly nlns0d " adjust s bill aud bis action must be
telncd agt Holm et alDemnrror Overrulod, udC-
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LESSON OF A MOTHERS FAITH.
The Rer Thomas Armitd0G d. u, az the fh Avenue Baptd


The Rev. DR.. Thomas Armitage preached at
the Ffth Avenue Baptist Church yesterday morning,
taking his text from Mathew XIV, Is: woman, great
is thy faith De It done TO thee thou wilt" The Rev
J. b. ynton. missionary located st Rangoon. Burnah.
occupied the pastor Mr. Vinton is a short
visit to this country He brought with him three young
natives OF RangoOn 10 be educated for the ministry
Its remarkable. said Dr. Arntage. but at the
time il s beautiful fact that our Lords feet
stepped Int once Gentle soil. And IL 10 just
moraaJe that tho only time that be stepped ON Gentle
soil lie converted GENTLE sinner His fame had gone
before him into that heather land The SyroPhenician
heard IT, In her Jesus met woman full OF love
and anxiety FOR her Oisprng There Il something very
beautiful IN this mothers love. Ii seens TO that no
two drops VI dow distilled upon blade OF grass ever
attracted another and iDLo such perfect
unity the suffering and the sympahy VI this child and
mother IL was like the rays OF two remote stars con-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-17
ILLICIT WHISKY IN NETWORK.

Within few months the Internal Revenue
officers in city have made several seizures OF whisky
md spirits forwarded from Chicago and St. Louis For
tho condemnation Of the whisky and spirits suits have
been begun In the United States District Court;
and IN saturday on n.o.io Of Assistant United
Statss District A ttOrney Roger NJ htrinnn, Juu~r
B.tchfurd Issued commissioning Tor taking testimony
uii como on Tor trial The amount Oi whisky btlIcd u
not large, put Il IS thought that the SUITS respecting IL
will iu1plicato some New-lork liquor dealers IN tho
WHISKY frauds In Chicago, 81 Louis. and Cincinnati
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-17
civil, NOTES.

In the United States District Court on Satur-
day In the case of END Herald against Collector Arthur
the Jury found verdict for the pl1ntH for Sol0 Action
was brought 10 That amount as M excess OF duty
paid imported chiccOry
The argument of the suit Of Taylor against
Dunlap, to selc tho tito TO the Office Of Commissioner
of Jurors Is set down for to-day In Supreme Court Gen
crs Ieru The trial nj Circuit Of thus sl aud the de-
cisioD IN favor Of Sir. Dunlap, were merely formal 40
thai IN viii br the FIRST real trial W tho A. Oakley
Han uni NT. Nanderpoel appear for Douglass Tay Tor
ana MI smith, Peter u. Oney, and WIN. NJ Eyarts for
the Defendant, Mr.. Dunlap.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-17
THE COCRTS.
TIE SNOW FLOW.

A STREET RAILWAY COMPANY rIQt IEED Io REMOVE
PROMPTLY IIIrs Oh sNow ALONG me TRACKS,.
Judge Sclgwich at Superior Court, special
T.rm Inns rendered "a Ions opinion in the ~ut Of William
g. Prime asail-t thc Twoniy-third street RAILWAY Com
panv TIA, action 90 cnpin hc Company from palm.
u the sn,,. b., piov- and s~cc.rs In front oi
One r ~ Nou 70 Co.. -u being representative one
on o,all Of all owners along thc limo OF the street In
3D. similar suit against auotntr railroad company, Judge
R4irsan IN the Court of Common lra-. d"cldcd Inst
Waiter tnat t.r Company hal q rigdt 10 u.s. any is,H
SAP, means a. rHIu'r tt fn.w nom ~" trirh ma WIS
MT bound -rwlri ~ remove the piled mp suo" NON
the .trr4. Judge ~clCnirK dlAera un Tie lItF pom.
from Iuisc Robinson. .nd holds tlHt Though llr 'uh
pluY mas n ir thor tracks, AMI even t'un 'rdry h'
bari The strt Oh" reception or the snow, II has no
rirIh ~ leave ilIc snow pri up, 800
JUDGE Srd-Nick decide, that the individual owners
ALONG the street have such private inuics from me pun
l -nnyr A. 10 dive them right O bring sui. ana
fr,u l,uu . mon TWruv-t hlrl -. at th' Side OF its
track pile 81 tie snow removed nom IL Tracks 10y
thc snow pillow ot other mrs kept for thc purp ~
b1vIng ~, same taken away within time ir'7oniby
r,nuird for such taknIg away liaNc no. neglected 90
1--WE respectful attention Ia the opinion oi t- lea nrd
Judgr VINO decided the motion for preliminary irlunc
tnu In johnston against tine Christopher ANA ltuih-5t
rai.d Company. adversely Ia H. would GlHllY have
.a,ge that decision without ftJfIcr examination III II
had brcn nao upon final hearing. Tho present case
d i "A mia The i,sc-, cdru los 0l' an Adinitllo
of ne m. rit, that have come 10 the opinions nave
tx d."
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A TRIBUNE READER.

TO the Edttor OF The Trfbuns.
SIRE | have read The TRIBUNE for seven
years past shall continue the custom. From time to
time have tiled other papers, but after reading THE
TRIBu SE havo found them 10 bo soup without any
suit. nope that you will 20 exposing fraud und up
holding honest mon. Al. A. u.
IrODLiY7i, L. h., Jan. $, 1876.
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

FROM LIVERPOOL-Ta steamship Br,tfc. Jan 15.-Miss
Emily Babe0ok two Misses BabcOck, Mr and MIS- g. Ash
forth Chas H. RycrOft RObt woodward Miss AnDieCoOk
MIR Webser Charles COrbet Masters Henry and Herbert
COrbett Miss Agnes CoTbett L. W. kingsley " . held A.
r. Harshaw Hamilton, Jesse Rosentba. T. b. Howard
q. III. shubotham. John Green r. Rooney Lyman r. Hart
John Totten, John Law. T.. Rooney, r. Lockhart - 49,
FROM LONDOS-In steamship France Jan lo-Mia
Manecella Annie Frost ]. H. VintOn, Mr LaomoOgz
Kyah NyO Gins. C. Stephan a Wander Haen and wifa
Emilio Moline, Alfred NJ Berger.
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ment for plaintiff therein with liberty defendant Helm 70
answer payment OF costs
tommon Pleas-SpecidI Tcrm-Bv Judge Joseph T.
Daly-Ezabet Petsch agt Robert Pefsoh-soparauon 10
BY Judge Robinson.-van wyck agt Anen.-cass and
Amendments settled
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CRIMINAL NOTES,

NJ II. Pollock was arrested Saturday on n
charge renlng old boxes with cigars lie committed
for examination.
o. 4. Johansen and A. y. Mat.son, sailors on board
Swcdsk brig charged mutiny, commit
tod saturday by Commissioner Bette Tor oxainstion
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-17
MINIATURE ALMANAC

sun r,ses 72l . 0Jt Moon rises. Hos
| WAITE THIS DAY-A "
sandy Hook. .12OG Cows lsIndl2i lieu o. Ferry Ssi
\ GH DAY. v
sandy Hook. .1225 Cows Island Los Hell o. Ferry 2'o5
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-17

ing purposes The Intrepid iron-clad torpedo-ooa
Of $50 tons carrying capacity.
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Gre Cream.

uORTON's ICE CREAM ,D,,.N
4 4 Is mado from PURE ORANGE COZ \ i,s'.,. x
ana the public dis Oyerine Tao tiel - tn!
with others make not ulado from Pure cream a, TIA
our sales exceed those ~ any ef uaios ~. Ney.
Kind In the world and almost tIul! those o. ~ 'u1ly
York dealers combined. Xo iis enabled W ,'Fsn
RETTER ARTICiE at LOWER FI0UR RE- thSn any
other Embellishments
CHARLOTTE Russo. rich and delicious.
10 CENTS PER DOZEN, or 90 CENTS PER eoAht,n
DEPoTs-No. 800 4TlI-ANE and No L-o' D"''
WAY. -
FUSSFIL g. SONS.-ICE CREAM.
- ~ BIBLE HOUSE.
special attention 10 Oatt9gA 0gd,rs
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Business Gblntes.


AN OpYortunity il offered for the engage
n ment % sp.ca capital IN an established and slicoeSolu
Wallst. business. Address box ., Evehhs fost
A SMALL. neatly cited mp FORE in one OF
4 tLr besi locations DF0aiW a-Pary wanted 10 sock
and take Oi tho same aisO lrse looMS sny og On
INV 100 Broadway
A BOOKKEEPER, practical Printer, or a
~ man who the Stationery business having
"A 600 or SjO 600 invest on good security can procure
situation by attcssIlB aA i'"A S'""V' ~ - - W
references stNon.
A RARE OPPORTUNITY to engage in a
" class Wholesale business established II years n t'hs
civ party with from $4,000 u S2uOo casn capital VIZ 10
tasen a. special active paEiner Address H. H. Ne"fok
Office. giving name ana ldGroos. With psr.cGhs
A DDTTIONAL CAPITAL PROCURED for
~ MERIDIAN manufacturers. and othets; INNING Interests,
real estate eNt hanged 0l business FtN'n'
Vii caltal seeking advised lwithoul ct5 W up
,rnyct oppornnties. References g. W OAhLhloN * -
TulIsrr~ NJ AL >o,suIarc AAIlIANIEl 81 ~ a. ~
,ot, and shoes 81 Warren So &c. GRlGHr "a HLbi"''
Financial aud business BrOacrs. ~ BiOau"ay'
CAPITAL and COOPERATION WANTED
Imam -1jOOO $50 900 20 cargean aeaui W. erD
,bol s,.d ana ioht3blc manufacturing hus ness WIN
roon,s In y \ City Capable Of great nj sale rArnr,h an
oppor unity open Tor more To actNo( rEr
N""'' 1IiOano 0aee
| NOR SALE-A popular COUNTRY - Oha13
q well stocked. doing good trade ANA io no ~s "
vears run by tie present proprietor rare opportunity %"
neson 10 engage IN safo reliable business aroa'J oA
lished Further particulars OF WILLIAMS rV.f" ~-'
| Pront.st n Y. or l. NJ WEEKS, Glon Cove, ~ "
j
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Taulitnrs.

LOR CASH ,ir, e anl BED
Mattipgs Cloths Cashmere. OYecol rrfs.ary tioodA
ja,S,s Snrans R,n Snms, Shrstins pseI p'-;y,,yay
Lap robes &c. ANDREW kasI rs : w.
ElURNITURE, CARPETS. and B BED !, \. NJ
- Lars ,ssss SON, ~ n Co.'S 1j5 snd loi ~ "a
wrEai i - IN npe for nont 80 uSs SA~4i''' ~
49,, t.sa. parlor suits, bJD.
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CALENDARs-THIs DAY.
sUPRExs oURT-CHAMBERs-BARRsrr.J
r,,rs MONDAYS motion calendar will be called.

tfNfhAL Eflh- bh'ho,
1872. Barber agt. Clark.
1893 McVey ACT. Cantreil.
1874. Nelson agt. The Long
Island X. X. Co.
l06. .Berringer agt Went
worth.
1896. .FOshay agt. la Roche.
100. .POmeroy and an0. agt
Tanner.
200. Mach agt. The Dry DIX.
J.. B. and Il. u. r.. Co
06..Thc People TX rel. Floyd
and aaO. agt. COnklin.
III. Hook ct Of. agt. The
Mayor, &c.
120. Drew agt The Mayor,
&c.
129. Prince agt Conner,
Sheriff.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-17

ilisJlil-BARI
DAT. Sherman agt. Hoffman
and 0nO.
974. Fish art. Felt
1862 .ComstOck agt. Dr0han.
1874. sSalter. adm x, &c. agt.
Kennedy. ext. &c.
1l0ii2. SpeIry agt. Papo and
anO.
1927. .Klcinknecht agt. Con-
ner. Sheriff.
l04l. .Crcamer agt. Tho May.
or, sc.
llGl Weinhaus agt. The
Mayor. &C.
1901 Holden and ano. agt. N.
\. Cath. PTOtectOry.
92g. .Th0rp agt. The Mayor,
&c.
81. Newton agt. Continen-
tai Bank
7S9. Fisk agt. Bradley.
7lS. Waun ayt. Ashley.
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l72aThe Germania Fire ms
Co, ct al. agt. The
Memphis & G. r. X
Co.
i2l. Luce ct al agt Dun
ham. ex'L
1855. Whitehead agt. Ken
nedy.
1877. Porter agt. waring.
POI. Brooks agt simon.
impl'd.
ll2. .Cahil agt- Tho Mayor.
&c.
ll6. Wood and ano. agt. The
Mayor. &c.
ll9. BanCkcr ct al. agt. inc
Mayor, sc.
l25. The People OK rel Eli
OFT agt. n. Y. Cotton
Exchange.
VAN VORsT. j.
2157. .Nolleston ct al agt
Webster II nj.
3iB. .Cartne agt. The FlOr1da
X. X. Co.
1880. Tie Gold y. e Tel. Co.
agt. POppenhauseD.
2308. Ba. r agt. Lcppert et al
2l50. Bul1 agt. ~. \. q. x III.
X. X. X. Co.
35l. Richardson agt. O'Brien.
sheriff.
666. Phelps agt. Middleton
ct nj.
1850. .WOOGhOuse agt. Dun
can and an0.
676. The Mayor, 60, agt.
Genet.
AL. The y. Y. q Brooklyn
T.. co. agt. Smith OF
al.
III. Robert agi. Bill.
22OO. Welsh. admir-. agt.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-02-08
DIR. Lee Richau'- Golden Spanish
snr5AnI.a
DIR. lie Richau's Galden Spanish
Injection,

WssN ana n .eCtI"1 TT -.Vtre C0El4 q Con
urEhea. iut!alEuatoIy Glrrt. StTICtgEts. and 8 j
diseases II the hij4.ys ana Bladder. Price,
-i
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-02-08
DIS SOLUTION.

yVNEE COMPREHENSIVE HERETCI ORE
existing between the undersigned. under
the firm name Of Stern i. DosE0witz, At Carson
City, Nyeada, i hereby dissolved by mutual
consent. Said BoskowItz Is alone entitled 10
collect and receipt for al debts due said late
firm ana will pay all demands against the same.
FRANK BOSkOWITZ.
l. STERN.
Carson City, Nevada, January -. 1876.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-02-08
DISSOLUTION.

HNHE COPARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE
i existing between the undersigned under
the firm name of Winnie & David, at Carson
City, Nevada, is this day dissolved by mutual
consent. Said David is alone entitled to collect
and receipt for all debts due the late firm. and
VIII pay all demands against the same.
EVAN DAVID,
J. 2. WINNIE.
Carson City, Jau. "a, 1875.
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SHEIIFF'5 SALE,

ID Writ CI bL1EEE AND ORDER
ID - sal, .~-t.'-.. osr %: Uc -ldcr thu seal
ri TIE Il a'.. II JEd.,tal I.>ri5,t Court, IL and
fO- Or7n>by County anu SJyic Of Nevada. On a
judgment obtained therein on thu sth day II
January. a, = lS16, and attcetec on the 18th
day OF January, i, p. 1.7G. n favo- Of James
Duffy and against J. l. Blethen. NJ. +. BletLen,
Wells, Esrgu X G. and L. = DreXler. defend
ants. Ana II pu-susBfestC said decree and
order OF sale, 10 he directed. have levied upon
and VIII expose to public sale at auction, on
Thursday IL, 10th day Of February, between
the hours Of an and ; pm. to-wit- at one
o'clock. Pr. the real properly set out il said
decree CT SO much a VIII satisfy the several de.
r2Cds, tr-wit Original costs IL the sum Of
SD 10. Counsel fee IN the sum Of %4s5 10. ard
the sum Of SIPS 09, with interest on S+,3l4 81
a. the rate CT two ~ percent. per L. MA, from.
10th December. A.D. ISIS. and OF = 81 at the
rate Of zen re Per cent. aunu--l, and inter.
eSt OF SAID costs and coGrssl ice ~ the rate OF
ten Per cent per annum from date Of Judgment
together with accrulng costs Luw IL the sum Of
So s.. and al costs which may hereafter accrue
by advertisement, per ce,ltaEe OF sale. .tr: etc.
all oi the above amounts IL the Gold coin Of the
2lted States.
The following described rral property, all
those certain pieces Of land situate living and
being in the County Of OrInsby. State Of Ncya-
da. known and designated On the Flats OF the
United States surveys q pubic lands - 11l-
lows beginning 1T stake 1t thr southeast
corner of Section seventeen az, Township Ii
tttH ti3i, lcEtn ol t.aLSt twenty t-bl- east MI.
Dlsblo base and naerldan, thence running west
along tie south line Of said Section seventeen
G9F forty t4Cl chains TO a stake al the south
west corner OF the southeast quarter of said
Section seventeen a., thence north ten and
eJ-leo chains 10 s5 CHI TO a fence bearing east
and west, thence east slonE said fence forty t4Ol
chains, thence south ten and s5-lGO chains no.
SIS chl to the place OF beginning, containing
fOrty-three and 4l-leo aCtes 1911 A. Also the
whole of Block number forty 40 aud the east
half of BLOCK number TNpn. f01l n Scars
Thompson and Sears division and the whole
of Block number seventy nine 80. Mussers
division, as designated on the Official map of
Carson City in 'gid County, together with the
tenements. her, ditaments and appurtenances
thereto belonging. or in any wise appertaining
with the rents, issues and profits thereof.
:. T. SWIFT, sheriff.
Carson City. January 10. 1876