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nOWEMAN q GREEN, Auctioneers.
II No. Ala 7th street northwest.
TRUSTEES SALE VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION

90 By virtue Of two deeds OF trust to me, dated
~ pri 18th, 1873, and recorded May %, 1873, fn
hlber 10 folios and 90, one Of the land records OF
the District Ct Columbia, and by direction of the
party secured thereby, will self. In front Of the
premises, at public auction, on TUESDAY, April
18th 1876, 1T occck p. all those certain piece
OF ground and premises, sit uate in the city of Was.
lnston, District OF Columbia, and known lots
numbered $50 and 23S. in square CTS, and i'm pr ed
BY two tbree-story brick aud basement houses, Nos.
III and 81 K street northeast.
Terms: One-fourth Of the amount OF ndebted ness
secured by this deed of trust unpaid with ex penss
OF sale in cash, and the balance at 6, IL. aud IS
month s from day OF sale wi interest ~ per cent
per annum. The houses Will be sold se parateIy,
commencing with No. ~; A deposit of 500 will be
veyaneing shall be at the purchaser cost. The
trustee reserves the right TO resell tho property at
riss OF the defauiting purchaser II terms are not
complied with in six days.
VIM. s. HALLIDAY, Trustee
epl4 BOWMAN q GREEN A nets
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nUECAESON BROS, Auctioneers.
u Southeast corzer 9Th and ID SITS n w.

hUECAESON BROS, Auctioneers,
~ Southeast cor1er 9Th and sts n W.
AssIGHEES SALE OF GRoCERIES, LIQUORS,
FHEBviEG, COUNTERS, &C
@ On TUESDAY MOANING, prfl Jsth,
HSJcommenolne ~ 10 O'Clock, viii SELL By
l.frtue Of an assignment e, the entire stock OF
Groceries, &C., contained in store corner
~ street and Renpsy anfs avenue, consisting Of
Sugars, o. fees, Teas, Soaps;
Starch, Candles, Pepper, Spices;
Cigsss. Tobacco, Tubs, Buckets;
Molasses, Vinegar, Primes;
BraDdies, Whisk'es Sherry, Port;
Large lot Shelf Goods. Shelving;
Scales, Counter. Fixtures, &C., &c;
Together with numerous other srticiss Usually
Assignee ~ Il. o. Moore 4 o., Washington.
apll o.
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WASH. b. WILLIAMS, Auctioneer.

UNIMPR0yED PROPERTY IN NORTHWEST.
ERE PAhT OF THE CITY, AT AUCTiOS.
- On TUESDAY, April sth, lS76, at O'Clock
80 M: i shall sell, IN front OF the premises, the
- north halt OF Lot 3, in 81 uare l6l, fronting I
isth street. between l. aud "a streets northw est
Also. at 80 clock .. on the same day, shs 4
sell Lot No. in square No 81, on the corner of a.
And streets northwest, having 81 04 feet front By
~ 2s feet deep, more or less.
Teims: One fourth cash; balance in 6, IL, and Is
months, for notes bearing interest from day of SALE
ard secured by deed Of trust the property sold
$50 down ON each lot when The property il struck
of. All convey ancing at purchasers cost
anil WILLIAMS
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THE CUSTOM Disappointing young lawyers
TO defend pauper criminals received a back
set, the other day, in a Texas court. His
honor had appointed two young lawyers TO
defend an old and experienced horse thief.
After inspecting his counsel for sometime In
silence, the prisoner rose and addressed the
bench: "Air them TO defend me ?" eyes,
quired the prisoner. "Both OF them" re-
spopded the Judge. "Then i plead guilty"
and the poor devil took his seat and sighed.
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HOTELS.

-
UNITED STATES HOTEL,
FORTYSECOND STREET,
AND COLUMBIA AND ELM AVENUES,
OPPOSITE MAIN EXHIBITION BUILDING
CENTENNIAL GROUNDS.
This elegant IRE proof Hotel IL now open for the
reception OF guests Ii contains 325 rooms, repIete
delphfs will nowhere meet with better accommoda-
tons or more reasonable rates.
febl-tu. &f3m r. .. BOOTHBY, Manager.
UNION SQUARE HOTEL,
nsS isfS ST. NEW YORK.
At this e establishment are to be found all
highest grade.
Its location Is the most desirable In the city,
being In healthful and charming neighborhood,
and within easy distance OF the chief public fnstt
tntfons the leading business houses, and the prin
cfpal theaters.
The rooms are spacious, very light, deliberately
furnished, and thoroughly ventilated, and the viovs
ere varied, extensive and charming.
The Restaurant las no superior anywhere Ont
OF Paris. Every luxury Is here supplied ct mode
rate cost and the attendants are uniformly couTte
Gus and efficient.
The elevator is available at all hours, day and
night.
Visitors to New York will nowhere meet
better accommodation or more reasonable terms.
janis SIN
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1876 r."s sssEsttEArrA 1876

n " " II
70 the Aerth, West, and Southwest.
Double Track, Steel Rats, Splendtd Scen-
cry, Aagntfcens EQNipnsens.
corner Of sih and streets, as foiioWs:
Tor Pfttsburg and the West, O. m daily, with
PaIior Oar 70 Pittsburs; 1:lO ,. m daily, with
Insss s G1f 70 chicago, and lI:St O. =. daily,
.BALTIM0BE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
Tor Oanandaigua, Rochester, Bufsio, Hiaasr.
n, s1c TIE North, .. m. daily, except Bun
Palace Oars to soohestsr For mirn LA E Ena
FGs , Re. fSrk .na ne i:.t. y:io p n dany, With
man Pafior Carr. ssil1 .acss, q n RSl
ss.lof Car, sss.shsa daily except Sunday
SSI pd fssssss assS hSo Ssiy s.osss sasd.y
As snS =; a. i'd, daily re s1seg. Sunday
rc cpG p 90 ,s @ id .n. :Ios2t Sunday
daily, except Sunday.
For Annapolis. s 90 and 1I:a5 Q. N. and ass ,.
MAf ASR ALEXANDRIA wAsHIsaTOa
For.Alexsndris, 8, !.s,s,1o, 1Ia.m.,1,s,4 400
~ o, ,d oS, ssd iI:40p ,. N. On Sunday at ..
Tor the South, via Richmond, 11:lO .. m. daily,
except Sunday; and via Lynohburs, f:S5 .. n.
Trans leave AIcxandria for washing ton, 8, =. q,
Sunday :. and a. M :, and n 1n6 M "' VI
Tickets, Information, Sleeping and Parior Oar
ea Of s1 and Penn
syfvania avenue, Northeast corner Of Sixth street
and Pennsylvania avenue, and At the Depot, where
destin alton from Hotels and Residences. "
rRAak aehR hsnsss4: ass1
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6 Pi Ii hH2tFhs2 .sAk,,tt Trustees.
Ar4 2aw8ds IT COLDWELL SALESMAN
NAUMAs DOWLING. Auctioneer


GPkSREfN psos shkE or 9s yALVAsIE I'M
S 81 it5E s sGGRREEHHT' BETWEEN AND o
On TGEspAf. April 25th. 1876, a.b:so o'ck,
-, VII, III offer for sae, al public auction, in
street g and e0 feet thence west loo feet,
feet to the beginning: with the Improvements
e9pssn sa Of tSe two''Ory frame DWELL
=, Terms Of sale: One fourth cash; the residue in
three saTsl garments l, o. u and y months fsom the
cold. AL convey ancing at the cost Of the pnrehas-
deposit on MSsS &GME q e G0sr Sa
seoads . STONE F AtSsnf TyowL1se Auc.
CHANCERY SALE OF REAL ESTATE Al
SSrh sbDs srG GF sFhE sEEFsh EA e.
HOUSE No. $40.
District oi Columbia, passed in Equity cause No.
$685. will offer for sale at public auction, in front
Of April oOes on p.2t Of
lots and IL, 10 square No. 97s described follows
Thence rs feet inch on street; thence north 81
feet inches; thepce vest IS feet; thence rs
thence east 50 feet to lire Of 9th street thence south
on 9th street feet thence IS feet thence south
81 Southeast oornsr Of o
9Th street thence north 9th street Sc feet rhsnce
tSence
to place Of beginning; with improvements thereon.
paid n cash on or Shn e
thereafter and the balance in equal instalmens at
secured by notes Of the purchaser: Slo0 be paid
BY the purchaser at the time of sale and the terms
heresfier otherwise Tie properly to be sold after
FIVE days notice at the cost and risk Of the default
ing '1''n',S5H gskkh 9SHs Es ses
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1-"Jennie June" sends this intelligence Co
the Baltimore American: sit IL rumored
that Miss Janette Bennett, who is pious
Catholic, and q very sweet and lovely girl,
will retire TO a convent, preparatory 10 TAX
ing the veil, when her brother marrfes, un-
less he can influence her 70 reconsider her
determination. In case she does not, her
fortune, which is large, would all 60 20 the
church. Mr.. Bennett Is, however, devotedly
attached 10 his sister, and will not consent
TO the separation, II IL can be avoided"
MA Philadelphia saloon keeper calculates
thai he will need exactly 1i0Os 900 long rye
straws during the Centennial. These straws
will show which way the Juleps go-l Detroa
Free Press.
sSAnxious mamma OF three "four- season.
daughters speaking, she thinks 10 her hus-
band l-"James, dear, think she has caught
him. He must be proposing" Jeames with
the trsy)--"I don't think he am, ma am:
he've Just asst me to bring him a sang Wich.o
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* IL W hn1hDs CORNER TN ana streets.
TRUSTEES, SALE or VALUABLE IMPROVED
RIAL ESTATE, CONSISTING OF THREE.
STORY AND FRENCH ROOF BRICK
DWELLING, ON STREET, BETWEEN
NINTH AND TENTH STREETS SOUTH
MEST: Situated ON LOT OF GROUND
CONTAINING ABOUT THREE THOUSAND
TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY SQUARE,
a BY virtue Of a deed Of trust dated August 9th,
ISIS and duly recorded in Liber No. 792, folio
4S st q, one of the land records of the District
1t Columbia, and BY the written request of the
5 5ie9' m the premises. on SATURDAY. April 22d,
land situated and being in the city Of Washington
DistrIcf ot Columbia, and known and designated as
Gil OF original lot numbered twenty five (25D, in
s1uare numbered three hundred and eighty eight
(SS8l ogeher with the improvements consisting Of
ore three story brick dwelling, with ont buildings
Terms: One fourth cash; balance in 6, IL and Is
months for which the notes of the purchaser bear
Ing interest at per cent. per annum from dsy of
SAFE and secured by deed Of trust the property
sold, Will be taken A deposit of Sl0O will be re-
quired at time Of sale All conyeyancing at the ex-
perse OF the purchaser. If terms of sale are not
e.mpled with ia ten days from day Of sale, the
at the risk and cost of the defsulting purchaser after
n; HOLLOwAY,,rr,.,sa.
CHAS. T. FRASNR,f trustees.
Ar4 2aw6ds j. T. COLDWEEL, Salesman
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TNHOS. e WAGGAMAN,
Real Estate Auctioneer, Sl9 7th street.

TTNHOS. e WAGGAMAN,
L Real Estate Auctioneer, 619 Tth street.
On TUESDAY, April 4 18th, at S O'Clock D..
m, will Fell. Ia front of the remises. Art Of
lot in square $50, having front of p feet New
jersey avenue, between ID and streeis northwest,
with an average depth OF las feet, and containing
80 square feet.
Terms day Of sale.
apl3-d&ds THOS. Z. wAGGAMAN, Auct.
TBANCERY SALEOF TWO FRAME HOUSES
~ ON 9IH STREET, ADJOINING MASONIC
TEMPLE, AT AUCTION.
BY virtue OF decree of the Supreme Court of
- the District OF Oolumbis. passed in Equity
cause No. CO.. ! viii, on THURSDAY, the 2Oth
csy 81 April 1876, at O'Clock p. I'm front of the
pr misses offer for sale at public auction, Lot No %
In equare No 3i6 IN this citv, fronting 81 feet s
inches ON 9th street west, and Iunning back with
that width leo feet, and improved by two Frame
Houses
Terms: One-third Of the purchs'e money in cash,
aud residue In two equal pa ments, at six and
twelve months, with Elk per cent interest. Deferred
pay ments to be secured BY the purchasers notes.
Deed given upon the final ratification of the sale,
and deed Of trust taken to the deferred pay
ments, or else deed given apon the ful payment Of
the purchase money. Convey ancing at purchasers
cost. deposit of Ss0e will be required as soon as
seid.
Duncanson Bros REGINALD FENDALL,
apl2td Aucts. Trustee, 32s ~ st. n W.
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AUCTION SALES.
ASH 3. WILLIAMS, Aucftopeer.
No. 1901. northwest corner 10th and ID sta

WAsH B. WILLIAMS, Aucfioneer,
w No. 1901, northwest corner 10th and ID sts
n ON TO MORROW, April Is, Ie,s, com.
nencfpg ut ] o O'Clock = m =, I shall sell, in
~ trout OF ny auction rooms, O general escort
~ 'ment OF Household Furoitur-, Consisting In
part Of Walnut, Psrior, and Chamber Furaiture,
O0ttsge Suites, Walnut sideboards, Extspston
Isb.s, and Dining room Chairs, Painted Bed
eeacs, Bureaus. aud Wath staads, OIL cloths, Lsce
Curtain-, Husk aud Cotton-tOp Mattresses, Kitchen
Terms cash. WASH b. WILLIAMS
eprH Auctionser.
RIRCH BOBBY, Aactioneers,
~ SalssrocRs,
Nos. 93s and $40 Louisiana avenue, bstxeeu 9th
and 10th streets.
HORSES. WAGON, TOP AND no TOP BUG.
GIES. CARTS, HARNESS. Is.
On SATURDAY MORNING, April Is.
@Xls76, commencing At 10 o'clock. ~e will sell
1T our ea Eaar, number OF Wagons, Bug
sizes, Harness, &C to pay storage, adv anoes and
One new 10 top t~o seat Wagon, city built.
Three new TOP Express Wagons.
Several top and no-top BugRies
Carts, Harness, &c.
Also,
A number Of Horses and Mules
Full description ct sale.
1t BIRCH RoBEY. Auct.
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LARGE BANKRUPT SALE OF DRY GOODS
CoIsisfIng in part OF the Stock of tue late firm
OF X. III. s Ii. j McSta We & Co., of New York
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YOUNG MIDDLETON,
Il Real Estate Auctioneers.

ON 18Th sTREkT, BETWEEN PENN-YL-
NAEIA AVENUE AND L STREET SOUTH.
BY virtue Of q deed of trust to me, dated Oc-
tobes 1T, A. ls74, and recorded in Libsr No
Ioi folio "a, one OF the land records for Washing
ton county, District of Columbia, L will offer
lot !, 81 sale at public, aucton, on MONDAY, the
front Of the preases and the highest bidder Lot
six 81 in square one thousand and nineteen iOle
toRe'her win the improvements thereon, consstip 2
of FIVE 80 two story frames, one used as a Store.
Terms OF sale; 81 200: and the expenses of the
sale, In cash; balance in six 90 and twelve ia
NOR this, secured by deed Of trust on the premise
and the notes Of the purchaser bearing eight 49, per
cent interest. 100 to be paid down at The time OF
sale. Convey ancing at purchasers cost. If the
terms are not com oiled with within seven al DAYS
the Trustee reserves the right TO resell the
on ten l0l days public notice at the risk and cost
OF defaultiog purchaser.
JOHN A. BAKER, Trustee
apl2- so&ds YOU MO q MIlnI.EI1N s.,s.S
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STEAMER LINES.

TNHE STEAMER HARBINGER WILL LEAVE
EVERY shs f m6SH IN, loot sf i2.n street
fotomac Fisheries and intermediate LasdIng.
freight and passengers taken at lowest rates.
apl0ir NJ. X. GREGG, Captain.
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(NOHGHB LOAN OFFICE, Corner AZ TIA ssyss
~ aad Ness fo-k Avenue, entrance on New ~
York avenue. Tine most private Loan UfDcex
in the city Money loaned ut the loves. rsteO -
Of interest or Gold and silver watches, Diamonds,
Plata and Plated Ware, Guns, Pistols, Ladies' and
0entisnens Cio tlilg, CARPETS, and a. articles Of
Mr., janll-N
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RANKRUPTCY!
WASH. b. WILLIAMS, Auctioneer.

THESTOfE OLA NEW YORK Who'll SALl
IMPORTING HOUSE ATAUCTION
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'SAT1sf ACTION "A positive cure, s per bot
~ tie. Prepared according to the original form
uia BY DR.. Darby. at - AZ street, cor Of Penn
sylvania eve. Consultations free ap3 Inn
The New York herald., 1876-11-29
DANBURY NEWS MACS "CHEEK. :"

Yesterday evening Mr.. c. L. A. McGeachy, better
known as /" Danbury News Mac" gave a lecture
sChcck Good Thing" in the FIRST Presbyterian
church. Brains not at all necessary Tor lee
lurer, all he needed check The first historical OK
ample of cheek the Empress Josephine, who
dared her handkerchief In public contrary TO
the established rules of etiquette. That blow she
gave her Handkerchief heard all over
Tho world, and cmaIcipated the handkerchief.
SIR Walter Raleigh also showed great deal OF tins
quality when he placed his cloak in the mud tor Queen
Elizabeth step upon when she jumped OF the ferry
boat Had ne not been u cheeky fellow no might have
been obliged tend cigar stand or pe night clerk
IL IA hotel all his lie long New York possessed tho
greatest variety OF check. Other cities had but ono
prevailing type In New Orleans. tor instance they
would collar you Immediately upon your arrival and
make YOU deposit vote for the Governor Phladcl
phians obliged you that the Centennial was
bigger than Barnum's. In fac in The matter OF
Me Centennial New Workers had been most shame
luiy outchccked by small way station on tho Penn
Iyvania Railroad. To be respected with men must
30 cheeky Moral courage, enterprise, perseverance,
Ill are nothing but cheek under another
Cheek has been tho making of great men and great
The New York herald., 1876-11-29
sHAKEsPEARIAN READINGS

70 THE EDITOR HERALD
That there many instances in which Shakes
pcarc's meaning has been distorted by the sub
stitu,ion OF words similar sound but different in
significance is not to be doubted 1t seems to mo,
however that of the instances gwen by your
respondent OF yesterday is not of these. 'Junus'
nys that in the phrase ''Thc coney that you see
awels where she is kndled," the last word be
right, and proposes as a substitute sminded" or
.kindcd' II he had consulted his dictionary he
would have found that "kinded" means born (as APP
,licd harcs rabbits, cats, &c), and the expression
anticipation OF Goidsinth's famous lines,
ANA tho hare whom hounds and horns
pGgsuc,n &c. by the way. in addition to
lie Instances gwen by .Junius' there 10 that
JAS olIcn puzzled 1t occurs in ''Hamct"-s.A
little more Than KIN and less Than kind"
Ii generally read as If 'kino" rhymed to "mind -
SO Boosu gives IT, thereby giving to KIND the meaning
pi toad. tender. &c. To my mind the word Is not
ind, ordinarily understand II, but tho old
.or. kind Ia which the II" has the sound in
t.n meaning, does the modern German, n child
the expression tlen would mean:-"A lttle more than
KIN ana less Than child" There is another
tho same play which seems to bear out this
u.f fpf fetu j. r..
The New York herald., 1876-11-29
CLEARED.

Steamer Idaha tBr. Freeman Liverpool via Queenstown
Williams Guion.
Chester andna via Por. Royal
@ Mallory 4 Co.
sd liner Gen Barnes. Cneesman. savannah-Ceo Yonre
steamer Martha Stevens, Chance, Baltimore-wm Dal-
zell
steamer Agnes. Burdck. Phiadclphia-Jas Hand
Steamer Mayhowor Davidson Philadelphia US Hand,
Steamer NAptune, Berry, Boston-u DimocE.
Ship City Of Montreal Mudsett, Liverpool-Thos Dun
Ship Misiiey Hail lBr,. Mcsnard. Lysrpool-G Bentham
Ray
4 Boyesen.
Bark Wsstfold (Nor) Larsen, London-C Tobias 4 Co.
Bark Faro lNor) Tonnesen, London-C Tobias 4 Co
Bark Han Maxuranich (AIs,. facurch Cork orders
Slocovich X Co.
Bark Saga tNor), Olsen. Antwerp-C Tobias L Co. w.
Bark Edmund GER, Lange Brcmen-Hermann Koop L
Co.
Bark Serrano (Br). Edgett,. .Roucn-J w Parker Co
Bark Flora tNor Svanoe Observation-Disclosures. Oerlein
co.
Brig wolivlle (Br), Kjedscn. Bilboa-Boyd Hincken
brig Sirius (Br Mcdonald, Points -aPite. Guad-Reyna
schr Impulse (Br). Rountree Belize. Hon-Leaycrah 4
Co.
Schr Ben Bolt (Br Drake, st George. NB-Jed Frye 4
Schr Nellie Trim, Drinkwater, Galveston-Tupper 4
Bcattie.
schr Clara Murch, Ireland, Lavaca Texas)-Tuppcr 4
Be1ttie.
Sclr Chas K Sears, Turney. Boston-Jcd Frye 4 Co.
Scnr Emma Gregory Thorndike. Boston-Chas living.
Schr Silver spray, Maoney, Saem-w ILLS II Ropes
Schr Only SON, Compton, New Haven-Cartwrght +
Doyle.
The New York herald., 1876-11-29

AsrISwALL Nov 25Arrived Crescent City Cur
tbs. New York.
BELzE Hon. Nov ia-Ariveu brig Emily (Br). Hanson.
New York.
CARpxSAs, Nov 22Arved. schr David Tolck, Sawyer,
G ibarien.
Cleared nd. brig Gipsey Queen Morgan, Fernandina.
Farrell and hudson, McRes. Now YORK: 2uth, Walmre,
Wickens do; sen BIRD. stanley. Philadelphia.
DLMknARA about Oct 25-Arrived schr Geo Anderson
Anderson New York tand sailed for southern United
States port.
hALYAx. Nov 2s- Sailed Hibernian fBr, Arch
(from Baltimorel. st tJohns NJ. and Liverpool
kiSasros ia, Nov 26-Arrived, steamer Claribe (Br,
Ferguson Now York.
MRAGoAxE, Nov i3-In port. bark Nina (Sor). for Now
York in days
NAvAssA Nov 7saiied brig Romance. Craig Baltimore;
1Stn schr Pride Of tae East Lord Port Royal
Passed bv 10th Crescent City, Curtis from New
York ior Aspinwnll.
NASAIMo. Nov io-Arrived. ship Frank Austin, Austin,
Acapulco.
PANAMA Nov 25Sailed steamers Costa Rica. Rathbun,
Ccatra America: Granada. Connolly. San Francisco.
ST THOaAs, Nov 2J-Arrved, bark MantOu Trower Bal
tmorc for Pernambuco, dismasted.
1T JouS. NIB. Nov 25-Arrved. bark Annie Troop (Br)
Fritz, rroon.
Cleared 25th ship Cumberland tBrl Farquhar Liverpool
VENICE Nov l9Arrived. schr Lizzie Bachelder English,
Philadelphia.
vAlrAnAiso Oct s-sailed, bark Miami (BD, for San
Francisco.
vIcToRlA. Nov 2o-Arrived, bark B Aymar. Lapham.
shanghai
Sailed 10th, steamer Dakota. Morse San Francisco.
The New York herald., 1876-11-29
THE RAILROAD WAR.
rrs PROGRESS IN THE STREETS AND IN THE
COURTS.

Trs PROGRESS IN THE STREETS AND IN THE
COURTS
Yesterday morning tho workmep had completely un-
done what Jacob Sharpe. the President OF the
Twonty.third Street Railroad had nearly completed
VIZ the section OF crosstown railroad laid 10 carry
out n plan OF wnch the leasing oi the Blocker
Street Line by the Twenty-thrd Street Company, of
which he Is esidcnt, was part He Is building q
largo depot 1T the foot OF West Twenty third street.
from which the Blocker street cars 10 start and
iron, tha: point tho new crosstown would
the Blocker street tracks to Hudson streettbroueh
Fourteenth street on tracks, or using the oppos-
ton tracks part OF tho way, the law would permit
upon payment OF a iair amount-to Fourth avenue and
thence TO the sdc ferries tho tracks OF
the Forty. second street route.
This ia the arst time The Comm issoncr OF Public
Works has asserted his rights No railroad company
is allowed by law to up streets without notifying
the Department OF Public Works and Obtaining per-
mission
Action OF THE POLICE BOARD
The following resolution bearing upon the present
street railroad troubles Fourteenth street was
adopted and ordered transmitted 10 the iorcc:-
Resolved That any person who shall uo in any
manner dispscc inure vi the any
street sidewalk without permit assent instructions
aud liable thefefor.
the duty members OF the police shall be
covuxant OF any
the offending persons charged with ths offence In
The New York herald., 1876-11-29
AMERICAN PORTS.

ASTORIA. Nov 2o-Saled, bark Tam Oshanter, Patter-
cisco; Alice Davies ,brl Jones, Ialcahuano.
ALEXANDRIA, Nov 27-Arrived steamer 4 u knight
scnrs Helen Hasbrouck Hoboken; Morris Perot trom
saled-schr Chas Sampson rrom Georgetown). for
,,ApPoNAUG, Nov 27--Arrvcd, schr r King. Bliven.
phia; schrs Caleb Eaton savage Turks Issnd Ncponset
Wiley Virginia. Howard Williams. sinwright. Alexandia
spencer Haskell; Florence Tower Adams and Liz
ze McNchc Tanning. Port Johnson uliR Pratt Nick
4 Amos Endicost i b Everman LLOYD Nellie Jcrrlli.
vsndsrkerchen. Daoman; Hail. Lowsi Novel;,
Fran. snS i po coIsnsns% smith; & Mand kinney;
Green Nckerson, and Charles Raymond. Kelly, Phila-
Also arrived brig William Robertson Peak Turks Island;
schrs Dexter CLARK. Curtis hoboken; James Martin.
ss a ys nns s.
ingalls,; and William A Crocxer, Kelley. Port johnson
burger Sowe William William b. fhaa,ss " iha,ass Martha TIA
Welsh Welsh Barse: Stephen Harding Harding Mary 4
CLAIR Edwards rels; Aimon Grd Drinkwassr: william
= MWhistsker carI Mary Aankin llurd; Hattie q Dow.
philadepha; u " Hill, nawiey West Dennis, Crowei,
ciy Geo l. tessenden. Beck Alexanlria.
Cleaed-s,c Gamer VIM Crane. Taylor. Baltimore: bark
Prince, 9 z Whitman, Mcdonald. st Pierre ISIquson)
aiisd-steamers Rattlesnake Allentown barks Cornga
BALrIMoRE Nov a7-Clssred tnot arrived, bnrks Noel
n'p: knewon Londonderry; D~nnsbrox tD~n,. Iharoe
asth-Arrved. steamers Falcon Kirby. Charleston: Coo
Appcld Iovcand, Boston ships Crusader tBrl Durkec
SsI%' csse Ia n hT eSs Ssn"sy @ o
Rochelle. schrs Jacob ~ Haskell, Crowen. TrmIcc;
SS~ vSys saSs
bsriy. DO; Matthew kennsy. sherman. Boston,