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New-York tribune., 1876-01-04

John II. McParlan, by his guardian Theo-
dore Wright has brought a suit against james McParlan
and his own mother which is on trial before Judge
Mcneil in the Superior Court, Trial Term The suit is
nounaly partition suit, and tho mother OF tic plainh
Is in fact interested on his side The suit is really 10 set
aside the will of Hugh McParan, the plaintiffs alleged
father by which the property owned in common by
Hugh and James McParan left to the latter, subject
30 charge TO support their mother and sisters and John
II. McParlan-the plMntf-til lie should come Of ago,
and then pay him $1,000. The property was worth
Sl75.OOO The plaintiff charges that his father
was imbccfe in mind and very feeble In
body when he made this will, aud under an
hauciration that plaintiff not his The defense
Is a denial Of any imbccity. and strong iniim4ton
that The mother OF the painH not Hugh McPaians
vile. The ChCt witness yesterday was the mother VINO
testified that The plaintiff was her child. On Nhni-
oaion she said that she born ia S37 or 1883, cor
tainiy not earlier than 1888, married 10 Hugh Mo
Pnrla i'm lSJl and that the boy born when 10y acct
dent no witness present. She could give 10 account
cilds life. and refused to answer questions as 10
her mode of life between the time sC ltIt her parents
and he alleged marriage with Nj McPUl1D. Ine case
+ stiu on Culver Wright and rX-Iudgc Jones appear
Tor plaintiffs John +. Parsons for the defendant James
New-York tribune., 1876-01-04
COUNT voy MorrKE AND WEST rorNr.

Count Won Moikc has sent the following
letter dated ncrlin Nov -. 10 tio German Minister at
Wuahincton:
DIAR SIR: thank YOU for the information you give
me- ami only reply nlt have never been questioned
by u. .btly WLoWsoycr concerning the worth a. Amer
tiu general. Bat o. had been questioned such de
pic..atIIr judgement ~ 0, u.crbc q" m' IN thc H'rhd
vuul never hngc la.u from my lips, and al the morr
for the n. it mp 90 this tIut nave NOT been able 90
ru uu utilluu uf the merits Of American geurfH-
Tnrr, I- nd hand no information lllns the WiI al
secession, such We, Tor example seek 10 OBTAIN
of tire fiau.U.Gcrman war; through OuI General stan
Nur have hId iur artI," Jt fair CONCLUSION Dy tN
amluug carefully the reports from ctch side, when are
auuairuiy coiufcd hy sectional feeling A. Htue ~
lttr .p..rd mN,rlf t. ua,, Iul nj upon American
soldier. uui generals. b. has not occurred 10 mo- 10 speak
uf West Point ana 10 had opportunity 10 speak Oi H.
certainly should not have -u.cugf u a am reported
90 have luu in The iIHiy amt hGrg J0iDr0i "t AUG l.
length tu the same Jutiiu %. sept J. Au
fi ,ttl,tfu, as .iibrl to io without any lOundl-
ton iu Tact. and are mere inventions
New-York tribune., 1876-01-04
ARREST OF An INDICTED IMPORTER.

". j. Pollock, who formerly carried on the
ousue,s Of all importer, at No 1Ol Broadst was ar
rested last October, charge OF smuggling INTO this
port under the classification of silk nos, which duty
tIcc large quantity Of wOrsted goods Pollock gave
bail to await the action Of the Grand Jury; but upon
being indicted he failed TO appear and plead and his bail
wa, declared forfeited II supposed that he iu
Canada until few days ago. whom United States Dis
trci- Attorney Bliss learned that he was secreting
himself in or near this city. Officers were i'm
mediacly put his track, ana they arrested
him on Sunday evening on feIry-DOat from
HObokcn TO Twenty-third->t. He taken TO ludlow
Street Jail and he will probably appear before Commits
siOner Shields to-day. An official who seems to be thor
Oughly OOuversaut with POlOCks says that soon
after lac indicted. last October, hc went to Washing
ton aud made an unsuccessful effort 10 induce the AtOr
ney-enoral to direct Mr.. Bliss not 10 pros cute him
Tho official also states that for some time Mr.. Pol
Ock has been engaged in ~ manufacture OF chemicals
al GrcenpOmt. lie indicted IN 1872 for dcfauding
the Government by changing goods when they were on
The way from the CuStum-hOuse To the Appraisers
ofice. lie has not yet been tried on that Indictment
New-York tribune., 1876-01-04
COURT CHANGES.

The Court of Common Pleas has appointed a
second Jury Term for the present month. and named
Judge Van Brun to preside H. Judge Laremore OF
the of Common Pleas has been selected by the Gov
erner 10 serve supreme Court Judge He assigned
tOr the present month to the Common Pleas General
Term his service in the supreme Court not beginning
iii February He elected in 1869 for Ia years. and
in the Board Of Education for six years. two years
. President
Judge Van Worst Of tho Superior Court has been Sc
lcCtod by Gov Tden TO act for the year a. Supreme
Court Judge the choice being continuance Of last years
selection. He viii take his place to-day IN Supreme
Court Circuit Part He OF the Judges who rst
served tho city in the Board OF Education.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-04
HOPEFUL OUTLOOK FOR THE Providence TOOL

Fror The P,9rdsnc. JournG' jan. !. 90
4 great many thousands OF Our readers VIII
bc .iadtrd toicdiu, tniH Nrw Years uoHh-' tHt en-,
g. Smith hl, ylcficd tho attachment made iu behalf of
t,rc a Ctu-tou upon tie stock, materials, and guns
fhr PrD,iI ucr Iut Company, AMI that mere II g"ud
reason tn expect also the speedy removal ut h7 a. tach-
mont upUu tIC Company real estate ana H\'u ma
cntucIy cuir,e these attachments haze seriously
the effort, of the Company 10 secure thr *
tension uf thrr entire indebtedness ~ rrcouWrndd by
Mcs,r.. suitb. 1at and krnIHi. aul II now hr Ooh-
.',y can stand free to push forward us operations, nur
iruafrrv financial cioul viii pass Oh with tc "I year
An. m tu.. connection. 10 n pleasant 10 learn lhat WllAlh
J,y r two inc Tool Company hs received udy cc that
ii,r sum Of over hall "a million dollars on account Of
the arms contract ha5 1rcn Absolutely c"hhhtd 4" lS
credit and iur requisite papers now ou tHc way To
f.t ftIlI
New-York tribune., 1876-01-04
CIVIL NOTES.

In the suit of Crawford against the Mayor,
tried in the Supreme Court Circuit, yesterday before
Judge Lawrence the jury rendered verdict for plaintiff
for III, 800 and interest
Judge Lawrence has decided that Col. Ker-
rgan did not know the powers OF the Police Commission
ers and did not TO commit any contempt In refus
Ing 70 answer them, and therefore the Judge has dis
charged the proceedings against him
1adgs SANFORD ne newly eascted 1udge to
New-York tribune., 1876-01-04
CRIMINAL NOTES.

John Hvmcs charged with paSSine contertGt
SO bill on Charles EoScubarm WAS committed ycSiuP 10y
C0muiSsOncT Belts fer eNaunat on tc'y Ahe' "'bou
crime committed eight years ago
The January term cf the Court of General Scc-
sous Jrdge sutherland presiding, opened Yesterday \
Grand rrV with John Tabco,E Oi No. % West IW"y-
fttb s as foreman mpanc,d. and Judge SuthcilhI %
Part H. oi thc tpi o
hv Judge Gii,TSletNc IN me
room occupied l., and adjourned III iho expectation
tl,nt room, for Part Il.W be provided.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-04
A NOVELTY IN LEGAL PROCEEDINGS

Mrs. Adela NJ. Blake. by her counsel Judge
Culver has begun suit in the Supreme Court laying
damages at $4,000, against Mrs. Van Wrinkle alias
Mrs j. Coles Blake OF Brooklyn charging the defendant
with criminal conversation with her husband The law
has long recognized the right Of injured husband 10
bring suit for criminal DyersatiOn with his wife against
tie male wrOngdOer But the present action il probably
the first assertion OF woman Of her right 10 damages
against a woman for debauChing her husband
New-York tribune., 1876-01-04
A REVENUE SUIT FOR s15O,OOo.

In the United States District Court yester-
Say the Government began suit against Anton dc
Croft and Carl rriacca importers No. 4s0 BrOome
st.. 10 recover Sl5oo0O for alleged mporatons OF silk
trimmings at an undervaluaton. Tho trimmings in
question were IT s charged, imported during the last
year
New-York tribune., 1876-01-04
THE PRESIDENT A "HErERornEMusr."

To the razor Of the Tribune.
SIR: Can it be that the President has nt-
tack, Of H. g. VS. complaint have been reading his
latest mcsgc-that pure aud perfect specimen Of the
mostcxqulstc elegant English For Instance To re
cur main to the Centennial year IL would en- ~ though
now s Wc are about begin tho second century ol our
national existence" II would bo lifting time for what
Nny to drive the importation of women Tor ne
Ultimate purposes" Woud not ~ be- just ~ well 10 s"p
the importation. and ourselves tho trouble oi
'drying ont F' DULL"
IycHtJH, Dee. 81, 1879.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-04

"a. .Beamish agt Rushton
ct al.
b0...Ames Plow Co. sgt N.
Y. Plow Co.
81. Decker agt- lngersoli
ct nj
So. Buckley et al. agt The
Mayor. sc.
80 .Sterne at. DOepp.
20. .frat ct al. agt Fox et
al.
i..Noyes agt' Knowles ct
C2. Waterbury agt. Fenton
ct AL.
63. Ste nbach agt Relief
Fire lrR 60.
6i.Hard AIT. St(Tgcs 81 nj.
6j. ..IluTlbut at. Sturg,so o.
al.
CO. Continental Nat Bank
art. Black ct nj.
G7. Wheeler art. Mason.
6S. Ilns~c Ct ai. agt. NC
Callum ct nj.
co. Knight art. Ott 81 aL
40. Elliot agt y. y. Cot
ton Exchange.
II. .Lawtcn Grand Nor. Co.
act. Tho Ocean Sto.
C0aling co.
72. Muller agt.JacOby etal
New-York tribune., 1876-01-04
rArlp TRANSIT on THE WEST SIDE

Yesterday morning the new road from Forty
gorond-t to ~ixty yufl-iL of the Elevated Railroad
opened to the pIbie Tho number Of passengers VINO
passed over road very srrat The road from the
Battery Ia -xty-thrdst Is IN good condition. and trains
VIII uin Co.. often possible during the buster hours o
tlr day. work b, Stil going on ~ The No"l-Tt thd
Baic pilrc turnout AMI ~ soon as practicable the rA
t.-on of the road from the prcirui torminu- T." the
Fatnl.et icsry viii be- carried Oui 1rauS VIII be- ran
every twelve minutes whom all tho turnouts are com
t.--L Il
New-York tribune., 1876-01-04

testimony by Dr. Macwhnnie. the given 70 tho
Jury who returned verdict that Minister first shot his
wife and child and himself The medical testimony
showed that Mrs Minister had received Two WOUNDS IN
her brain either OF which sufficient to produce iu
mediate aud death. and could not have
possibly inhicted them h' rself.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-04
A coMrrrIrnN ChARIrAELE VOTE

10 fHf FdIIOT OF IHt IT'OUHt'
SIR: The Assistant Treasurer OF the New
YoI Infant Asylum has ACKNOWLEDGED the receipt from
n OF S57i u. and the rrlo doll nulsc and baby with
tts outut. This money ciro irOm the thieo chiily
boxes Nm our store during tho holidays, tho following
being the amounts: 49,, o.,
Nrw Infant Asylum -
Founding A-f
Ilcbrca orphan A'y ium % ~
Total. .-...--....-.' a.; - . oi...
TLa os is.d tuturr with The iilc dpl, nurse
baby etc went 60 that institution Of ty tlito receiving
tLr In 1i,s,,i contribution Il. H. MACY Il Co.
AeiC-l York, Jan. >. 1876
New-York tribune., 1876-01-04
OFFICIAL RECORD OF MORTGAGES.

Johnson simon, and wife, to Alex Kaltenbach, Il 49,.
Met1%r Marx. and " ie to Theodore Thomayer. So
oi 2itlt OF % ayci year. 5000
Bc@eiaye :S Wafli months 80. $3.50
West lOih st. cOf Hudson r.: years ......,. 1000
oi 5Dt.st OF tbayo; due ......,........, 10 0
35ti- between eth a1d sthaye5; year. -. 5000
siiuoa corner Of islaye and 35tlst: Year. 1000
Pierre. joan, To- tlan,is II Meeks and others 29th
zc N ?. samuel ana wife to iirenton II Collins ws
same same Avenue X oi 74th.st year,-. 10000
MSi,o,si, % Mon gonrry-st, year. LOO
Deslc. Andrew, ana vie, 10 Gro Sciaa. s74th g. W
Ha.Gy Jeremiah and wife, to Bowcry savings Bank. -
ave: ) YEARS.. y. ............. -. l5OO
syt. : Of 7itGSti -, 10000
Oppenhcimcr, Marcus ami others, TO Mary Vega,
s54th 2dayt; g.
so,hayr s 52i,t; ycals 1900
5} I''i All ' 5aye. W yesr= 1900
sGtuavc; years .'...'..' .............' 1900
KNAPP Alfred and VIE 10 Alfred sutton. nws
ashugt0naye, 23d Mduii years.. ........ 1909
ave? 5000
ISnse Gusjaye. to August Week 2 At between
NO io5i.tand H. and Harlem R2cr ys ST. '''' 10000
Schwartz Bernhard and wfe 90 Henry Esner W : ~
. d s.1a'?. n AZ. p y y'9ls g. years. SssS ssS
'lg, ~ of Il, @ aye t"' S, Seaf 10 io' 6OoO
"so N ror "fi fT a' and T'i bipSn s 1000
Power Thomas T. ant wa, TO- Cec Ia Holman = ,,a
Ranch. Lon ~ e. 10 Ira.t ; Lalaigrs 4Ot' 81 G ot
LSs gox 4 lumber Co. 10 - wsof lin ava bot
tGaic,aIJ j. y. sAsA5F, Deputy Register
New-York tribune., 1876-01-04
BUSINESS INTLEESIS.


Prom Thr TTuridsure JyurTGi, DC. ~.
We are sorry to hear that Mr. Chalce truS-
Tee under tie rpuc mortgage, viii not he able To meet
lire interest coming due to-mOrrow. OWING to the Tact
tbat there hrNc earn since last JuN, tup 10
which time n a. interest WIS pd from tine earnings O the
uarhurry aud o thr exceeding culty at ms limc ."
real yine to advantage ou the pIur'iN the trustee
l,tu- n To fa birk upOu tLc sixty days pro
vision in tie t1i, deed We hope thaC irio.c that ne
mines hc will have ,d the means To meet the Janu-
ur.i interest.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-04
EcQal Noiifes.

CUPREME COURT of the STATE OF NEW
- YORK, CITY and COUNTY VI EEW.YORK=W!Ir
LIAM n. VAN Waller, plaintiff against MiSH@AEb @
HOWE and ALFRED a. VALENTINE THOMAS FIIE
GERA and FRANCIS USIiCk, executors ~ aud trustees
under te last Will aud testament Of MAhGAktIC hoNh
IN sal FhANCIS USTICk (sDmemes cari frank Ho"e)
in his own right, and 5AMU Eli WALLACE, doiendans-
SulnmOns-FOr Relief TO the above nam deioniantsi
You you hereby summoned AMI foIulfa 70
pant IN this action irh Las been thls Gay
nd Of tue CcIR Of tue CITY and County OF Now.
York al the Ci lia tho sad ty Of NewiOrk, and OF
OF yor answer to said complaint the Subscribers At
their OtiCe 2S0 Greenwich s, IN the SAM Cy OF Ne"
York within twenty after the service Of t summons on
O the day Of such sersi .; and YOU IA 70
Tin VII apply to Cour for The rrei denant
ed Ia the cOmpain--Dated New York, AMI 20 1870.
WM. & A. w. LOWEkRB,
d. laS6wru Pllinuns Attorneys
CUPREME COURT of the STATE of NEW
- YORK, CITY and COUNTY Of NEW YORk.-COhNE- r
LIUS f. MhBIE Executor and Trustee under the last
Will testament of PETER o. MABlE, deceased planub
THOMAS FITZGERALD and fKANClS USliCK Exe'u
Trustees under the last WI and tesament O
MARGAI.ET &. HOWE deceased, JOIN COoIEl.LO and
MARY ANN hs Hlfe, the SAID FkANClS USllCh come
called Frank HOwe) In his right and SAMUEL
WALLACE observation-disclosures for rcbof-IO the above
named DefenGan- lOu and each Of yOi arc hereby hnn
witch has ,s day ONCE Of the Cer& Of he
and Conn yOf New York, at the city Han IN tho hid
City OF NowlOlk and Of which copy herewith served
and 10 copy OK your answer Ia ue SAID com
Mi,h stIec the d city of New York, within twenty days
Of tLis Of the day
~ such TyOe you tail the sail complaint
within the time Aforesaid the piinH IN THIS acton wil apDiy
New-YOrk, Apni 20, 1910. WM q \. W. lDMEkRhY
az lawGwTu Plaintiffs AttOrn ys.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-04
Ocean Steamers.

4 MEXICAN LINE. . .,.,,,,,,,,,. ,.....u
~ WEEKLY MAIL STEAMSHIP SERVICE between
PHILADELPHIA and LIVERPOOL, calllng AT OI thN :,
TOWN. sailing every THURSDAY from Phlsde Phlla anu
sailing every WEDNESDAY tIOm Liverpool Ihe following
steamers aepoinou 70 sail ron rhla "l "u Ian %
OiiI'i -. .......Jan. INDIANA ...-... Jan. : 4
PENNSYLN ll.ilNOiS. foO' q
PRICE OF PASSAGE IN CURhENCf
CABIN N15 10 .OD, acc0fdlg u luoalol.
Stcerage Intermodate tickets tO anu from al po' '
the 'Owrst rates. go -., .... t,,.,,,.,li,ta
PASSENGER accommodations for all cnsses nnsi1 iSsuL
For passagr rates freight and other lnlormhtOn Apply W
3O7 Walnut st., Philadelphia
GEO. w COTTON AZ Broad st, \. 4:
For LIVERPOOL,
tVIA QUEENSrOwN0
CARRYING THE U. $. MAIL.
TUESDAY,
LEAVING PIER NO. 40, N. r.
As fOllowsi
NEVADA A.............. 3, dS p m
IDAHO AHO.........................Jsn.l l8. at l0Am-
KOTA..............,.......Jan.2 Ian. 25. at p. m
WISCONSIN. !, at $50 . m
WYOMING ............... 8, at 300 p m
RATES FOR PAssENGERs REDUCED.
$780, $40 CABIN s5o To $50 ACCORD
ing TO state room stoersgo ONCE No 20 broadway General
''"'o'' '''' ~ WILLIAMS GUIoN.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-04

80 Mason art. Russell.
81. Middleton sgt Gar
diner.
50. Croker agt washing
ton.
80. Reynolds agt. Crsndell
ei al.
81. Howard agt Crandell
et al.
50. Douglas agt. Greene ct
al.
&c. Mason agt Carr ct al.
81. Thompson agt ThOmp-
tOn.
SO. .Sadlrr agt. Casey.
80 Quinlan Wing et al
80. Van NOlkenburgh asL
Sainucls ct al
OIL. ..Kenw worthy agt Phyfo
~ al.
90. Hicks Il nj agt Price
ct al.
93. .Tredwell agt. POmeroy
ct al.
81. .Caprn agi. Schneider.
% .Polgcr agt. Smith ct al
Q6 Blatcrford agt. Kidd.
81. .Dcvlin II nj. agt. Tho
Globe Nut Lifo 1ns.
Co.
a9 Devoe agt. Boyd Ct al.
80 Law agt Snedccor.
100. Lockwood agt. Bishop.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-04
Ccgnl Noiirr5.

JACOT RICHARD ct AN. Y. SUPREME
- CouHr;-DANIp BIoCH. Ilauud @l1i1st HlcMAAHED ArE
CiIAHiEo \. RuDDENSlEK, FIANCCiS T. MANbTR
FKANCT~ CRONkRIGiII. JOHN =. YOUNG, ana !" Is.
ENTON defendants. Summon- Tor rcic-tCon not servcl)
Il.l 10 the City and County OF "cwN ORR To Inc
named NOu hereby imnl luud aul T.
quirrd the complaint IN ts action when Hll DC
filed in the ucr o the Clerk ~ TIE city ana county ~ New
Yok AL me County house sHM city, and a. servo
coy of ,oara the said comllnt on subscfher
ut I. Office ~. 2g3 and -gJ Broadway, NCWlotk Ciy,
within twenty after to service o This summons on YOU
The day of such HtrNCri ana yea Itl 10
unsW conn liant within the time aforesaid. c pam
ia apply Court for TIE rtlti
t,.,t A. thp comb utEI Dated Sew lOrk. June !, 1870
OTTO UORWli/. Ilmnufs Attrle
This complaint ip mis- action was Iy hrl WIN iit lelh
Of r tv AID COdnty Of New Ncra o. tho W day oi octo
btI, 1870. OTTO uDisM Ia, li"hlA S.N't"lH'J'
lantNIu
New-York tribune., 1876-01-04

NOTICE OF Observation-Disclosures is
" hereby given that ABRAHAM WHITES AS OF 5 tng
rdgrwuIrr County of som rscl ad Niitc ol
Jersey hath this day made an assignment 10 the SUP
scrlcr his estate, Tor the equal btnct o MS trdo dh
mn ,NliDt their respective claims,
iu,r o,h affirmation, within tlo term OF thr,e mouths.
DiteI bee 23. l,1J. RICHARD Y. LlNDABt Rl, Bound
Itrun. Nan. .Irf
New-York tribune., 1876-01-04
Giin propcrin 60 frt.

nFFICES TO LET.-SOme very desirable IN
~ the building, g. and B'rkmaust, and l55 ana loS
Nassau ~ EULAND % WHlIlNG. . BNAmans 81.
DULAND q WHITING, Real Estate Agents,
II Beekman-,t New Post Office, give special att'n-
on {, ths care estates also ~ tho renting OF downtown
property.
'EVO LEASE-STORE and BASEMENT, No.
3lT Grand IL near Ridley large suru size 2ON73 tceJi
irsson ~ aud IA ntst tass order A1
ply T. HOMER MORGAN, PincoL lZ,1aOI
rpO IET-An elegant BASEMENT, 20x50,
In hne buhing facing city Hall PirE the rooms We'll
oout.d r billiard room, having high cclnH mo
Wgil And easy access Apply 70 J. \. wlCkOFf * Co, II
Park row.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-04
5lAtioncrn.

nIARlES for 1876 and DAILY JOURNALS
from - cents S3 blank Books stationery and Print
iug an Kinds low pricA OrlOrs solicited IHANtIS
a LOUrHEl, No. - Mahien lane
New-York tribune., 1876-01-04
Drooalpn propertp 60 Get.

V'O LET-$3j per month till May 1-99
ParSave, near oxford st story hrck rooms RANGE
caA aud water, key AZ lOj same street. Apply 10 RO.
LAND& WHITING Beeknianst
HANDSOME brOwn-stOne HOUSE To LET
~. .OOJ; all improvements, minors, &C; hrst olass
uegbOrhOOd. blocks 10 fUrrf DroOkln bargain Lisloh.
owner. 20 lAberty- ST
New-York tribune., 1876-01-04


NEw-YoRK CITY.
boulevard =, 7il1 It OF l5lst-st. xlcO. J w Ben
A II Wellington. NOmuA
l65th - I2j II OF 1Othaye % 34Xl244iix Irregu.
lar Geo Ispenss7e choas Lspenssse -. a.. 100
jJd#i, 2iO II e Of 3dayo. 2Oy0O MOlfsaug hUfuer
and vic % PObt T Fcuchtcr 253
HcuTy-si, 0a.3 II Of cammcl st. ok q block. Da
yd VI kOehr and wfe I BarDam FISHER % 800
OhristOphtr5 y = 200 n e. OF WaFcTey place. 36Aa0
l. N hcldcn aud vie to Wm Hadden.,,'.- Nominal
same. ..,...... -. Nominal
sarah HIDDEN Nominal
same to nominal
Prcs5y eriln Church 20 Aarol ArneII 10000
C2dsl, S7.6 II " OF 2daye Jj.jXl70 jacob David
and wife 10 Ciaries Wal 90. n.Ioo
22d.st =, 1904 n e Il thayo, 10 sX95.9; Ellen
10 oJloin9s 49,. .::....': ls.Oge
stevens vie Robert SIorroa 220OO
to Enii Koeltr -. $3.50
reitis to VI ii 1880
aud husband 10 No.nan CoSeD.. Nominal
Ave c, ~. $50 o. Cias, 25XlG96, d Wari
Clara Decker and husband to Geo kOeng.......... $50
to Ad5phas iofnan. ,... 1900
and vie to II J. c 1ufoh -. $500
Jac0bst 2jNl o. cath ward; Wm Calaglan aud
2daTe, 5 e of 1881 81, 5OiiiS0 Mary MeagheI 10
CLaiirs r Lant,n ,acl.. -. 1850
Hoffman. referee. to John Bounce GOOo
erso 10 newman Gwen, IlOa5
Boulevard, 5, ,9.ll ~ Of - 81 21XlOO, Aaron IA
Wellington ami W ne to " Bell ........... Nominal
4Sth-si, W, No Gs leaschOldi Luther Eedhell 10 Lou
l6t I lAei VDhhh
New-York tribune., 1876-01-04

From Pier, - and a, North River
GhEEeE EdG E3ryy4rowy weqS'fy HSp ifyERpd3 nq 2
HFLNFIlAJan.S <. 1880 p m. sPAIN....JsL o. l p. m
cio n pasaec s Sn2 so currency seerace at greatly
TaTG % rom g,q& SSss a. al The lowest rates Apy at
'l0 company 0Hi0' NO. % '0I F. w HURST Manager
New-York, Havana 4 Mexican Mail 5. ). Line.
~ Steamer. 3. North River, a p.
FOR HAVANA DIRECT:
c'} Y OF OF VAEA VkRN cruz Z 2B6G ian Jan o.
vi fOR VERA Cruz AND NEW-ORLEASS.
calling AZ Havana ro1rs camDoachy Inspag 1ad Iampco
SitTfYY StfY OF Or HAVAH HH EsbAY SPA3 Ia3 Fe5 8
For r9R Or P5sf2se aI}L L to vo, 2, and 2? nro,au,
Steamers w iaye "a, ,y NSw2assos % Jan - ana F' ~ for
ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.-THE
STEAMERS BETwEE& NEw YORK AID HAvRE'
The splendid tn, fayotie raic for me Continent
% Co. %H5r i'S aver as So%s s n' O'n' VI" ' io '''
G EANfEo [ o ol9as3 ss sA4THRAY HDhy Gan iaa
fHi PHRcE % dF PASSAGE IN o6ED cndIaans winci,
FT'I Can q 10 t. 81 aI,'rnE go 10 e n ra
seerare s2G With superior accommodation including all
ncccsrc without extra charge steamers mirhed thus o.
10 not 'l'I IoGiS D BEBAN Agent No IS Broadway.
DACIFiC MAIL S. 5. LINE.
i FoR CALIFORNlA, JAPhN, CHINA AUSTRALIA
NL"ItN ~ - M EL 3 81 -, ~, IN NIL ri !; nS p,ver
S''"S no" I'ci FOR as %AsPISw%LL.' L. .,0''" ,'''''
Connecting ,or al CEN rtAL AMERICAN and SOUTH
FROM san FRAYcGsco, r. JAPAN AID CHINA:
: :. CITY or PEKING. Jan. !.
FROM SAN FRANCISCO TO AUSTRALIA ANDNEW
zEALAND via i!oSoLgLg' /! 5 .Il aodlay s IA Jan. q
TG6MsHN fnfNciIc6 VICTORIA. PORT TOWNS.
END. TAG9MA boRMrLhM9 M NJ. So, Sc, 9, %c Ivory month
Forfresh OF passage P2y at nGAy 1 5 nj
n. II \ NH,
y n belfast ara 9gdonGerry. These drs'c iuiio"
STATE OF vIRGINIA...r.. Thursday. Dec 80
SrtrrE or r,ir,oay @ jan @ 81
~, 40, a!i"'ir @ It I'D Second Conin R0
turn TlckcI. $50 otcrraee at low est rates Apply to ,
AV2rE AIT'A ofrfcE So Gs.I5 q nG6H6WX3&
GrAR BALL LINE.
UNITED STATES AND BRAzGL MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
Sailing regularly EVERY MONTH from
wATsoN'7 WHARF. BEOOKLYN. ~ "
for PARA. PERNAMBUCO BAHIA, and RIO JANElRo,
ealing at ST. JOHNS. PORTO RICO
NELLIE MARTIN. 5000 tons Jan. %. at pm.
JOHN HRAMALI, $500 tons: Fcb. -. o.,,,--
sunday. steimcrs ,il Tie das prsviois
Tas a pg1sy fee. 9.g Ti5 a The nS,l I'M
For ire ght ami pa'3ce a. c4nGea @ e, aiPy - p,ro.
WHITE STAR LINE.
FOR ouEEYsTQ2wXN AND LIVERPOOL
CARRYING THE
ITNTTED STATES NAIL.
The this Line take the Lane oIe recommended
by Mury. T. ~ south of the Banks on the
plsSisr ;n on cu7town. all the year rnund
CELTIC. ItDAN. Jan. at .. IN.
AHktAIIC. SAIGNDAN, JAN. 10, AZ = n m.
RALIIC HATURDAN. jan - AT -. m.
kErU BLIC. SATU RDAl. Jau. -. n 2 N.
GERMANIC. ~ATU RDAN. Fol- =, al o.. IN.
FROM rHE WHITE STAR DOCK. PIER 81, NORTH
RIVER
These steamers arc uniform and unsurpassed IN a
routmrn Tho ~llooi StateroUns Smoking aud Bath
Rooms are pncod amIshpS, tine and motion
arc least agOuIug degree OF comfort hitherto unat
talnahlr at
EATE~.-~aloou. 81 $50 and 500 gold Return Tickets
on favorable terms. ~trerage, -1S.
othor Information apply at tho
COmpanys : Omces, 40. 81 Broadway, Ncw YORK.
H. }. CORTIS. Agent.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-04

NO9l Chambers and NO73 Rcalrst. part OF years;
Frapc!a COtlCuet 10 william Hell
No * OrchIrU4st and NJ t4ia Hcstcrst 10 years.
Marin often TO John w Reopen. .....-..-..-.--....
(UmciaLI ). \. SAVAGE Deputy Regis