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New-York tribune., 1876-12-18

enamel pieces ivory, and fne Vienna goods. For
gentlemen ae smoking sets OF bronze and fine dressing
cases OF Russia leather with ivory fittings The per
fumes soaps and toilet articles OF excellen: qnay
aud are sold lower than formerly box OF Alexamire
gloves is always most welcome gft; Noyeltlcs ior
Ip,dyicr weather are, ladies' seal skin gloves win
Iiuings OF silk plush and OF ambswOOl. Ihey cost
SI2 so pair aud many ladies use them instead OF
muf Calfslin mtts worn over thin kld gloves LOT
greater warmth Some OF these have FUR wrstlels TX
celIent fur wristlets for protecting that deIcaie
part of the arm which Is usually too little covered are
from 81 to 3 In ladies' and misses sizes There are so
very fine silk wrstles close fur NJ 90 cents 10 %
pair wooden wTisLets are only % cents par nnie
unaressed kid gloves being sold for holiday recep'
tons ladies like them because they are easy 10 ceo
The ladies' dogskin gloves made by AeXandre arc
warm aud are strongly dOube-stched they are showh
with one two three buttons, and cost from T Do 70
50 10 a pair For ornamentng the beautiful room on
The top floor where ladies 10 have their dresses
two cosont cnaeled jars have just been purchased at
an expense OF 81, 900.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-18
CIVIL NOTES,

The suit of Dion Boucicault against j. Hart
nj account OF an alleged infringement of copyright of the
asbauehraun by Mr.. Harps play OF the "Skibbcah,"
vas anicaby settled Saturday and the proceedings
were discontinued
The case of Sergeant Augustus Miller, who
was dismissed from the police force about two years ago.
was brought up before Judge Brady in Supreme Court
Chambers Saturday. The Court OF Appeals recently
decided that the dismissal unwarranted His c0n-
eel served the Police Commissioners on Friday with
notice Of his CLAIM for costs, which amount TO several
hundred dollars The Police Commissioners asked on
Saturday order staying the taxation OF costs Oh
the ground that there no fund from which 10 pay
them. Judge Brady reserved his decision.
In the partition suit of William Struppman
and others against Louis Muller and Others Judge San
ford in Superior Court Special Term, has set aside the
proceedings on the ground that Struppmans children
were properly before the court Previous to the SUIT
Struppman got order appointing him guardan
ad Of his children to bring an action IN eJectmen
Insead he brought an action in his ard his cbll
drens names for partition This Judge Sanford saws is
fatal irreguary especially his interest in the prop
erfy is not OF the same nature his cildTeDsy put
really adverse and parties Joined plaintiffs sa0nd be
uncd interest He therefore sets aside sale Vi thc
property made under decree in the suit.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-18
VEST SIDE DRY,GooDS PALACE.

One may see in the establishment OF Stern
rrctbers AZ Sixthave and Twentythirdst, force OF
21o gris-young nnd cash boys seem TO nave SUD
denly gone out Of use the retail drygoods stores-con-
ductng an establishment embracing 30 different depart
ents Among fancy goods displayed are found exquisite
oxdized boxes for gloves and handkerceis' ana hno
aore smoking sets Of oxidIzed silver and gilt at $40 DO
Something especially novel is cgsr-case III the shapc OF
boot composed Of Russia leather and gilt resting on
see borseshoe S1A so; thermometer representing the
victory Column at Berlin, $"O naid vases !roh 81 10
S5 10. all kinds Of unique ornaments Tor the inhni
frnn III 10 s5 In the worsted department. are new anu
G ant OF their mpOrtatiOn Including Frcnch
onnes In satin for chair strips, $l2; also III Dack
cotb Of an designs S1i In the slipper cases the comb,
,nn o cOors is very elegant; they average IN price
from - ~ 10 50 80; elegant rugs IN FreDcn wors sk M
s,itch S32 80 tall Paris goods and spcclhiS on INC
IInl Gloves form Of the main features Oh ss "a Gss
;h,rcnt winch displays Lupn's two-bntOh at ~ oV sA-
mutton AT 81 u.s. 12buttOn at " 20 Tncsc Lnp1 sorss
r fast taking the place OF higher priced goods Inc
conered neckerchief now 80 pOplaf WIN lanirs
~ scid ber In all silk edged with real Lace, from III -
a. n 20 Dutifr husbands are Informed tbat IN te
ladies' underwear department there are Se's %
'ndTcIony at very low prices. including nsnhes ie!t
SEit. and cOrsets at frOm "a cents To - oo inns
paws particular attention 10 chlldrehs anu ni"n''
aJo
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DEcIsIoNs-DEc. 16.

Supreus Couyf-Specidl IeTm-By Judge Van
vorsi-Fns Andrews-Order settled aud signed Her
ries agt. NOrvell Ors--Order signed
Suuerior Co1rt--SpeciaI Terla-By Judge Sanford
conkIin ag COnkn-Reiercnce ordered to John NJ Bar
hmr Fariax ag New.York Central and hudson River X X
Copiaits motion TO insert for reargument In bill OF
sts denied Cooper ct al agt StehtOrdered on day cae
r fr Sh of January 1871 Handrcn Ct al agt SpOuOTo
T-ComnssiOn ordered. Wlds agt Milds.-MOuon denied
Eya ait Kennedy-Case sent 10 SheTifs jury struppman
e al Sgt Muller aL-MOtOn granted with $40 Costs
opinion.
Common Pleas-Specidl 7vm-Bf Judge Van
Hosssn-In 70 Iard: Eeclle in 70 QuaekenOuschi
h re Bradley In KnOwltOni in re heogh ~ GO bache
lar. IN re (Irel; Madden in re Lyons IN 70 Oh
iess,orders granted VRcatDg liens. Levy agt Iannen
bolz-OrdeT granted. Wefder ast. Hem; Thompson agt
Tbo,sonSeo meinorandums. Spratt at CTaw1ord-Cfder
pass accounts. Beams ag
memorandum. Fountain agt Fuller. olef
passing receivers accounts In re Hunter eta-Order TO
advertise granted.
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PASSENGER ARRIVED.

FROM LIvERPooi-In stegmship BatIrid Dec. lo'-E;; ;
A Brckcr John Brown. the Rev and Mrs L. d. BeNan ana
infant Master H. Beyan Master D. BryAn Master L. Btyan
Master V. Bsvsn r. Butler, A. Charles j. ChataIu fer
nandeJ Mr. aid MIS-. - N. Grouse ana tuIte
children otto GTundmann Mr. and Mrs ~ Gimo1T infant
and maid Ross DudgrOn j. W. Hal. Major T. NJ hanllton
A KeppeIman DE- Kustner Mr. Langel r. LAHORE hhh ~
A. Long IL ID. Maitin Mt Menke, W Van Onteiel rear
less Miss Rankin J0hn Read Webster Eold MISS H. Sl
gfeave J. slattery r. VoneT Mr. and Airs j. H. "iehon'e
FROM GLAsGOw-Ia stsdmShip STATE ot Indiana Dec
iG-E A. Mclean a. ChaTiel w scouiler John BAN anu
family Miss Janet Balm KeliOck, Mrs GTasseck. Miss
gcFinch, GeOr Nei, John MciOwau - .
PROM HAMBI' RG-In sieaHlshfD GseTt Dec. l6.-Carl
schar Amanda PITTS and children, Mr. and Mts Aug
Never and child Mia Mathilde Sickmann anl chilGTrn
irHry Zess Mrs Pauline Rsu and children MI aud MIS-
Grorge Than and churenJ Meier HeiErch siaub franz
HeyIjanu. Mrs Wilhelm KIND AMI children, 10
bias Sc iner. IN. nod. chs. rudolph j. HolInanI
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THE COURTS.
nrrRAUpINo HIS CREDIToRs.

motion was made in the United States
-,yc Court before Judge Blatchford Saturday, by
80 Of the creditors Of samuel E. Harris, wholesale
Sler n, cutlery at No IL ThOmasst for an adjudication
q, hankruptcy On Nov. 26 part Of Harriss stock was
"a nv bis brother Alexander NJ Harris Judgment
,ned against him for three years unpaid salary The
oSitors stopped the further sale by injunction
90 and the goods remaining in the store were taken
harSs nv a fnarsbal by direction Of the court The
p ss and counters were found 10 be filed with empty
,rs and dummy packages the actual yaue OF all
~ Goods IN the not being than 81 600 SUB
ssnfy Harris fed and 1t is believed that he has left
- ronnfry His liabilities stated TO be $35 000 and
~ Srieged that he had been making heavy purchases
~ ocds snee Oct with the purpose Of defrauding his
osors Judge Biatchford issued order for Harrts's
-rst few days ago, but the detectives have not dis
covered his hiding place
New-York tribune., 1876-12-18
4 GREAT AMERICAN BAZAAR.

In Paris strangers from America are taken
O. tho Ron Marche" and are tod that II Is 10 fars
hat etewars is 10 New York. In point OF iact any
two floors Of either OF Stewards Broadway houses wouu
ce 10 display all the sock of the boasted Pafs mousse
and the upper building displays daily more extensive
and varied stocks than all the multudinous booths IN
a palois ROYAL combined In fact there are no sucn
o,a,Isbmepfs any shere abroad. AT any time OF the
year at Tcnthst is spectacle worth seeing ou'
a. .he halliday sea son il is marvel OF beauty variety
and activity This year the house has placed ON eXiD
tom its usual wcchosen display OF gifts for the ap
roacbing holidays The Russia leather exhibit consists
neatly OF the deep cardinal shade in glove boxes Inou
li hayes neeessares dispatch eases. work-boxes Win
,oessary indictments, wTitingdesks and fine toilet
osos a,ted with ivory combs and brushes The display
t fans h study representing those of varons natiohs
Tho Jananese FAM with quaint embroidery and screen
shano. tbe Spanish in national coors ana thc
rreneh with Watteau scenes painted on SILK or
a,ir and mounted with sticks OF carved pearl
worry or steel Tho latest novelty Is the feathernpped
fan and these feathers are in their turn tipped win
nld with silver or with cardinal red For the toiet
are emf glass and crystal bottles for cologne scnets vi
ne,nne Jewel boxes flower stands, cushions OF sath o
ilt filled with perfume hand glasses with nneiy en-
grayed borders and no frame For the library arc
Jaoaaese pen-racks japanese writingcases' trays oi
iaeaaer bronze inkstanis paper-weghts' ana iioiny
set For the cabinet articles TOO numerous TO men
on such as seyres and vases, plaques eo's'h"s
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PASSENGERS SdILED.

FOR LIVERPooL-In steamship Britannte Dec. = lSn ~.
S,Ss Sesky PAUL aS' GranwaG Otto K1nS Mr. Jones $
Holcy Mr. Lapreau James VanghSan na :bS Mas Geo 5
e T. YSSns FSmis naS hdwsrd 5nfi Eas Mf M
faTifSES %aSn M'f j. ss BebdckeT idcr Plum Ka% d
has eser JAMES ans young Lieut. United states
Arsenic De .nsE S ao1 6bares AgeEtG es Geo
@S Meunng f6Rsra rnaSss b Jones John %ss
Srd Gf5fs aSn ri c4?mSp nSpgs oc csby Pratt
16 msGr WS hSTiS bay GP CAPT S W sGGae rsey
SSmas RESw9 ISen 1 S%ssIH e H.
K de G1P %o sqsn i MncaRS Rnseae znioG
SFs' GTs zaESa SaSf deetse % @ie y hG
u Taylor John w Ferris D. ISfsson 4asc n ae5 Michael
Csas CSSs Mrs Nii, Merndon Joseph Uinan ,,or.on
Merchant tr sari'SS H. SSi Sniche M Lo%er BonSf
Miss Maria Robert Mrs siSs koDgr Mles IT. TayIor william
kean ke Misi Mrs oaho Master Horace ROLAND Master Willie
Iesse heasT oIme mS George Marshall Mrs Marshall John
"a pS Ms 81 Ma IsfoR sSa Ms and d'SR 'S he
bot J. r. Bowe, Madame Vilmore MI CLARK capt w.
F8R HAvRE-In steamship Frame Dec. i6-Mr Imoeri
ScSt Mis- Clara Cobrn Miss Georgia Parsons o. Char
tier Mr. Merian, LIEUT. De Long MT Manson ~ s1"SI GnSr
Mr. Deesne Mrs beiresne Mss ptresns Mr 2 Sal
tns Mr. Leeune Mr. Crab Mr. Monimasson, Enivs f. O.
M1e Son m Pf M RaymcGS M GSe m NJ zusoS M
nes Mrs Doubay Gu A. Planet r. GoiiaId l. 'branoHu L.
%oR GLHsGowhi segiasSp iopia, Dee Robert
n d FaicSneT Peter Fanan Aug. Gracmann Peter re a.
Francis Abby. William Hewitt Miss HeHaen MISS fAnhS
PaddeD, Mrs GOrdOn. ,,, ,,,,.. ~,
FOR SAN FRANCIsCo-Ta sermshfp Cre'aent Ctty, Dec Dec
IB-Thonas C0trel IT,, Miss Premier, j. IL Row an9 WIZ
William IT, Wright John H. Banle Mis-. NJ. BckeI Nlcp,
stewart WIFE nurse, and child Edward clark and VIE paH %
S Brown j. n. Hande's Carlos HaZen aud WIFE, MIS- MAY
A. Lyons daughter, y. Pmenez v Church j. r Aisn
and wife Alert II Jarecki Charles W Tying a r Manch
and wife. NJ {. Marsh Bent French g. Ben yamSs p
Wheeler John Ames r. Boyd N w. Myles, Mrs a. BOY ~
u r Wialey R Nackcpy, John &. SesveT, T.. H. Gamnlans
n Truman NJ White. For south and Central Amelica-J ie
palmer T. Knife L. C. GCOdllr Mrs. =. a. smith, Petrum a.
Vaenzuela r. Westeryelt T. Ford Charles aonu2y' lanes
Montioy livingston Y. Neaka, NJ " Neaza, H. ANcL,
r. IioWeso p sim .ena L. slarte Mrs and Miss lrtf1L
A. Arano Samuel Wornscr, Emil Att ero, y. DaNls ~.
James Alexander Prentice ID. j. Thayei, haiae hhsen'
Jose Magiire, Mrs scott
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rosHnA B. CAVES pEcLAnEp INSANE.

In the Court of Common Pleas on Saturday
,o.hua b. Gates, formerly the general agent OF the
Yrted states Life Insurance Company, was adjudged
,nnste The examination in the case lasted for six
- Afr Gates retired from business about six years
W having accumulated considerable fortune. He has
1a exhibited signs Of mental arrangement and has
nsndercd portion Of his property in absurd and ex-
zwagaut expenditures. Among the witnesses examined
rs prs Cymer Alonzo Clark, Willard Parker. and
er nhyscians the proprietOrs of several hotels and
nn,ber OF prominent citizens OF this city, The physi
sas testified that the evidence given regarding the con,
Sna ~ Mr Gates during the past year showed mental
Srsngement Douglas Campbell appeared for TIE peti-
Wners I'M the unacy proceedings and s. V. X Cooper
sonreaentcd Mr.. Gates.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-18
Counlrn Real g5tate for Sale.

COS COB, ON New-Il Haven Railroad.-;Sea,t Railroac- ;Sla,
" cottage carna ag,hOuse, and one acre. WIN "''' '
very nice price, a., 900. ,,,r,Dc pcekuaps At
NOR SALE-LEASE of FARM, 10 acres res
i stock, implements, possesson q. H. "AiNN'' 7
ston Somerset Co.. Eastern shore Au. u.-----.-
NOR SALE, cheap-A small FAkM o, OF r,GI2ls, elgns
acfes one mile depot ON main r1a' UIs bnn hen
ncry and other outbudugs all Kinds o. GhUoS Worth the
,icS land snitaIe for truck iarm Bulllhgs W.
m.ney price $500 half cash. balance sou y1A' RW
a. y POOLE Box 49, T.. D. Eat SiroudsDurS rehh W We
DAVIS, Tribune Olice, y. y.
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Guuntrp propsrtp DO fet.

@G0 MONTHLY RENT. Forty mn minutes .l1es
pOU comfortable ride from ISsIy xeaTS lT Us
enisnt suburban Cottage Residence ana GfOuhss oSS
i3Tooms cellar heatr gas & no. i Spa s oai IN lawn
drive garden. shade fruit. vines berries &C. tIet s
we'll drsncd and healthy rs minutes walk py @
from deYots and stores al Of city oi EIapet n
fnutes walk passenger station ~ WEI ~
Central Railroad Apply at promises or 70 tne Wv"
Room 2 No. D Nassaus-
New-York tribune., 1876-12-18
CRIMINAL NOTES.

The Grand Jury panel for the January Oyer and
Termner was saturday before Judge Brady in SD
preme Court Chambers.
At the Essex Market Police Court Yesterday,
Jobn Magnr charged with stealing ten gentemans dressing
GOWNS valued $50 from at krstaye and Eouf-
fsnth.st on Saturday night, was held IN 81 OOO bail
Fleyen persons taken into custody on Wednesday
night at the BOwery Hotel and committed for dsorder con-
dnct SATURDAY. BY Judge Brady on VIII OF
habess corpus the complaint stating that there was
sng and DpnRn hOean ocDse which 1t was clene
Was not clearly specifying the names OF those
engaged in the Offense.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-18

Tn Augusta, the Rev. III. w. Tilden is pastor
of The Baptist church. and Is highly esteemed especially
among the children OF his parislioners Recently hte
fjye-yeaT-old boy, who Is Republican true-bue ana
thinks very much OF the clergyman about 70 ree,
and closed up his bedtime prayer with 20 L9rd p,eSs @
father and mother, and bless Mr. J1den u LOru you
know which one nean."-i Bangor Wing.
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Gonnlrp l1ropertn 90 Get.

TITO LET-At Tarrytown, immediate posses
sion 6ne large HOUSE, 30 rooms handsomely Inf-
nshed an c0nveniences nice grounds fruit shade &c suit
shle yonng laes seminary; cheap rent Apply 10
owner '" s. 'EMBERSON, 659 Sxthave.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-18
Rcal Gatnte Go Grrhange. f.

T1XCHANGE for well-cOnditioncd FAhM, naiN,,d,
II with stock TOOLS &C. between New 9ra S Mia Res
phia Tor City Property oOnslstng oi situated is =
i.nces rs rooms each modern iInprnyehnt7 ", b
miles from Was New.YoIk and within lt tnnp ~ III nss al
serou OF the Tenusy yania aud Jersey Cehlth an
Elizabeth, aud three minutes walk ron and In highest
and best paTt of the city Lots ad out ~ dIv i ~ house
shade fruit flowers vines Sc s oa reSnectiyeiy rental
yaua $50 per month Additional villa po,ss rI ~ nrn
plauted out II desired. Address. stlt.ihS PAi '' -
erfy PostOnlce Box lSi, Elizabeth. ~ -----
TINO EXCHANGE - Unimproyed WeSSFri saScTiI
LAND and part cash. for unincum1seisa s GHy
Address g. 1, NJ, POst-Onice box l53 koaGou. y. -
Is,O. FyCUANGF-All or part of an unin-
1 cumLered running COAL RAILROAD anu 1 ruaii al
LANDs with good market IN thew The WSs' % sale need Of small
sum TO develop aud extend THOaPsoN' -
Indianapolis.
OnTH-ST-To exchange for ratM A. W., He setb.
A. city rutland & WHITING, BeeKmansI
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Gre Cream.

A FACT.-HORTON's ICE CREAM is MADE
FROM PURE ORANGE COUNTY CREAM,
appreciated purity richness aud certainty OF Do
ing delivered in good order.
CHURCHES FAIRS, FESTIVALS. &c, supplied at
25c PER QUART.
CHARLOTTE Russo and JELLIES. rch and delicious at
prices below those Of any other establishment.
Depots 3O5 Fourhave l264 Broadway and 20 Chatham
EUSSELLS ICE CREAM,
25 Cents per Quart Churches and Large Parties.
CHARLOTTE RUsSE,
rs Cents per Dozen delivered in boxes 10 carry home
IL BIBLE HOUSE.
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fonses ano farms manieO.

NyANTED-A FARM, (on shares prciterrea1 pltln era,
w by practical New England farmer; nay ys retrrcs
to families rave supplied with butter oy t,e so iser
number years. Address r. o. BOX 4o'' hiHs''''
CO.. ~. Y.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-18
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

snn 43i Moon sets...-.. Il}
wATER TH1s pAr-As
isind o3S licli q. fcrfy ll1f
IICH WATFR ms bAI-P. a. ...
sland. 1870 Hell O. Ferry -l[OJ
New-York tribune., 1876-12-18

TERn.-VAN HoE5gJ, J.
20. .Borgstede agt. Bishop
OF al.
Demury6rs.
2. Chase agt. Astor.
5. Pike agt. Englehardt
New-York tribune., 1876-12-18

COMMON Prals-EQuu TERn--vAS HoEsS J.
ePhelan ast McGuin- 20. .Borgs,cds agt Bishop
Kennedy ag Phelps chase DSst'': sst %sto
as.Doss:Sedo . = nss Bishop o '' -
TRIAL TREM-PABT IT.-vAN BRUSr
Ready 70S.. Clark agt. Central Park
72s. Seaman agt. The Mayor. North and East River
1903. Emsrsch ES I ast Wood e2s Cook agt CLARK
SSe 1'sS scSosHns SSa ag swnsOn
o,s Brennan 57S & pS G11Ss tops ss1 a GrGw Iwap
National bank. l095. .Ronnerburs agt Dtno
acturing Go.
PART III.-RoBNsoS, j.
i''qs%aP r s6 S
1915 Fcssste s IT, IT, ass 6cOn Mayor, The m.ro
1918 .DcShaDt agt pickhant 5$o- Roe aga Broghy:
iSs af as Peter SH
.oPRySSAei~er yss 'st Red Co as'' s'oush'On
MARIyE CoURr-TR1AL TERM-PARr I.-sHEA CT.
Connolly agt Diegel ct 1899 Peyher sgt Marshall ,r
ISL ISL BALLARD aet Reads 54ls McKosson ct al sst
sG6S KrekeeT agt Conner oooo uan BarneT net Clark
$3.50 BeTnheimer at Gomez 1856. Bennett ct al agt
GSs ast Mar GOarand agt Kohn ct
PART II-ALKER, j.
1873 Phyfe OF al ag Tay 4y72 Kohoacher agt FLOCK
lOr. 45SI.. Painer agI. StidusS;
6ASo Stenan apt OConnor 5l2l Thurber OF al agt Her
1910. Newman agt Miller ct - man -, rA.r.
al 54Vg. SWuDuIne IMAM
55lO. Hand ct al agt. Ashley. 80 - berlin AZ a. n.,
66iS Trow et al aRt Nc 52SS. .Hessman agt Daly.
Divitt et al 5l5O Schenck agt. Church oil
5517 Kette art Ulman OF the Incarnation.
al 5228. Saward agt. Hastead.
PART III.-GoErP J.
71GG Confer ags Smith 1916 Taunenbaum agt. War
SS45. Cornell agt. Barbour. ner ct al ,,--.,.--
- ONeu act Pentz. 666B Reichers agt Weather
60lS.. Wolf agt. Moses. hean ,,--,-.- -,
1889 Hofhener agt Jones 51SO BlauVet agt fafkeI e
7l5S-H Hunt agt. Woodruff ct -o,, az ,. ,,vor ~.
beq Cowtrv et al agt The tonal Bank agt Et
silk Mfg Co. College . unger. n.r
Point, l.. i. lUZ6 hlcnatu agI buiior,
a5e1 Uolenreider art Ara 1888 We'll ct al agt. Mer
ham o. chants Des. Trans
,rle Mavor art Co.
Smith et al. S47S NC Donnell aSt Smith
1918. .Tallman agE Peers. etaL
5244. .MeMshOn agt Mona
New-York tribune., 1876-12-18
gitn Real G5tais for Sale.

EOR SALE-By order OF Executor ,d, nc tI'r1d n1I
No s4b West 5jthst al well rented; Terms easy , 90
w. ' ' sAM'L EDDY. li5 Broadway Room %.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-18
8rooklpn llropertp % Eet.

no LET3-stOry brick sCHoQ2L[i iE5 No No
,ongb,y st GOitDOS L. FORD. 07 CiarksI' brooAyp.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-18
6elp manie0

A1URSE-Wanted Protestant nnrse for chill
ren no 20 10 Florida with family wages moderate Ap
nly az GEDEIL's, $40 ith-aye., corner ot23tlst
w ANTED-A practical FARMER, one who
w nner.tands yegetable fruit greenhouse horses and
esitl. wages vii be low. Address Box 5,Oo3 with reier
enee married preferred
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BRUNT. J.

If.-VAN BRUNT, ].
708. Clark agt. Central Park.
North and East River
X. Il. Co.
92e. Cook agt Clark.
6fl. .Spratt agt Tripler.
$50. .Lewens agt. Lewinson.
IT'S. De Gro0t agt. Crow.
1917. Williams agt Ullman.
1898. .Ronnerburl agt. Dtno.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-18
REAL ESTATE.

NEw-York Saturday, Dec. 16. 1876.
The closing auction business of the week at
the Exchange was follows:
Bu A. H. Muller & Son.
twostory frame house with lot SIS OF 55th-st l4i
It OF lstave lot 224xlU0.5 kaufman. 81 800
By Jas H. Muller.
four-story brown stone house and stable, with two
lots, s of + 36th.st, $50 # OF 5thaye each 2jI
0s9; John 900
BY H. w. COdtes.
nye-story brick tenement house, with lot T. 45th.
1894 t Of 2dave lot 2B4XlO05; Jones' l65
Bv Y. n. SteUenSoB. ".
FIVE. story brick tenemen house, with lot 37h.
996fte OF 2ave, lot 26x9S9; Eliza Buttner II 400
New-York tribune., 1876-12-18
Hotels
tOinter Resorts.
milllnerp.

MARIE TILMANN of PARIS invites special
IVA attention to fine, rare assortment o pAhlsiAN D0
BONNETS. No 423 9Th ave-, near 26thst
New-York tribune., 1876-12-18
SALENDARS-THIs DAY.
SUPrKlR CoURT--CnAMBERS-D DAVIS, p. j.
Third Monday Motion Calendar

76O. .Nosser agt. Bcrcc et al.
76l. BiddlemaB eet klt,er-
i1gc.
7G5. Earle agt. Hoffman.
70G. Edwards ct al. ag!.
Hawkes. ct nj.
76S. .Hinch agt. Trainer ct
al.
TIA. Russell ct al. agt. WilG-
nett.
TIT. .Phclan agt. Larkn CT
al.
976. .HeTTfOt. &c. agt, Her
riot.
18O.. .Burtis agt. 1impsOn ct
al.
81. Green agt. M!lbank Ct
al.
23l..De mple ct al. agt.
Smythc.
$50. Brown agt Devlln CO
al.
ISL. Hoffman agt Burke ct
IL
76s. De Zaysla sst. Hart.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-18

PART II-FREEDNASl J.
Gases sent By Judge sedgwick from Part vi" DC 'iso
New-York tribune., 1876-12-18
5ltuations Uanteo females.

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n YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
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cHRoMos.
A COUNTRY STILE:

a q mouse almost haaen py
by meadow Land seen In the a
nave en gathering end~
rngto 20 a bouquet A charming picture
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-26

Mr.. Jerry Tibbetts, of our village, is to
enter the holy bonds of matrimony with
an indianapolis belle, June 8. Jerry
says that slime drags." In short time
our population will be increased by one
at least.
Last night cur village was favored
with serenade by the Mt. Washington
Cornet Brass Band. The music was
YER fine, and we hope they will visit us
often. The night prowlers who insulted d
them are the fellows who have Hack.
led the fair fame OF the village fol-
twenty-five years. M
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-26
FINANCIAL.
CrNoINNATI. May 70 -l.aO p. M,

n 7 CINUINNATIs w NY ~ 1suV Il . NH'
Gold steady at 1t2X in Wall street. Here 1t
is buying 1l2H and selling at 1l2z.
Gold checks on New York are in fair request
at 153.
There is but moderate demand for money
to-day and the market is steady at previous
rates.
Eastern exchange is steady with moderate
demand and rates unchanged. 1t is worth par
buying and lilo prem. selling.
Sterling exchange is quiet at4.9J sight drafts
and 4.SS for 10 days, gold.
Government bonds are quiet and steady. The
followinx are the current local rates;
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-26
THE YOUNG NAvIGATORS

Also beautiful country scene. Four
left the distant house to play. Two are seat
the trunk OF picturesque OLD tree, ana tn
two. a boy and girl. are on their knees neal
little boats with sticks in their HANDS. The
sail spread; the girls only a faint imitatio
own hands, being made OF chips.