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| cerely hope that Capt. Tobin, who is . man Of
good Judgment may, with the means ct hand,
have her at our wharf before this day ends. The
St. John, Smoky City and Robert Sempie are all
at Bonnet Care tryi ng to extricate her.
Some further particulars concerning the
sunken Carondelet will be found in our press
kilograms.
The Frank Willard arrived from Camden yes
teIday, and returns tomorrow without fail Capt
Billy Johnston has taken command of the Will
lard. Mr.. Lew Rice, as usual, presides in the
office.
The Rapides, Capt. Jerry Sullivan, will arrive
to-day from the Tensas and Macon, and return
Saturday.
The gay little Stella Block came in from Bguf
River yesterday, with all she can carry, and will
return tomorrow at P. NJ, going through to
Point Jefferson o. B. Crook master, Gabe Block
clerk.
The Pittsburg Commercial mentions these
boats as being fitted out in 1889: P. Miller, Lady
Of the Lake, Canton Walker, VIM. Robinson, Jr.,
Joe Webb. Gallatln, Iris, Fulton, Osceola, Formo-
sa, Rosalle, Gen. Brady, Glaucus, Corscan, John
Platte, Malta, Nydia. Peoria, Pilot, Boston, Me-
teor, Elizabeth, lone, Albert Gallatin. Pauline,
Rapides, Excel, Illinois, New York, Allegheny,
Duquesne, Euphrase, Orleans, Odessa Harris.
burg, Effort, Keystone. Jewess, Creole. Indian
montgomery Lebanon, Valley Forge, Exact, Cad
DO, Keokuk.
The Martha, from the Lower Coast, brought
bales compressed cotton, picked up outside of
the bar by some pilot, lost overheard, evidently,
from some outward bound vessel.
by Telegraph
PINE BLUFF Ark. Jan. 24.-To Hite e. Carlin:
Steamer GAINESVILLE viii arrive Thursday and
leave Saturday for all landings on Arkansas
River. J. S. JONES,
Master Steamer GAINESVILLE
BATON ROUGE, Jan. 25.-Jos. A. Aiken: Behan
detained by fog; will arrive this evening; leave
Wednesday for Minden. WILKINSON
MINDEN, Jan. 2i.-Jos. A. Aiken: Leave tonight
with Six hundred bales. BUSINESS dull.
G. w. REA,
Steamer Belle Rowland.
VIcKsBURG, Jan. 24.-Brockett 4 Carter, SO
Magazine street: Jno. B. Maude will arrive We'd
nes0ay night; full trip; leave Friday, 18th inst,
for Memphis, Helena and the bends.
j. L. WEST, Master.
VIcKsBURG, Jan. Alto Jno. Janney: Leave
here at 10 P. NJ. 300 bales cotton, 300 sacks
seed. J. NJ. WHITE,
Master Steamer Pargoud.
DELHI. Jan. 24.-To E. Conery Son, New Or
leans: Rapides leaves here this morning, and will
arrive Thursday to leave on Saturday.
]. B. SULLIVAN Master.
BATON ROUGE, JAM 25.-To Capt. F. A. Blanks,
No. 2 Canal street: Ouachita Belle will arrive at
l o'clock P. M. and leave We lnesday as usual for
Ouachita City. ]. w. BLANKS, Master.
Bayou SARA, Jan. 25.-To Hite & Carn 3
Tchoupitoulas street: St. Mary will arrive to-
night with full load, and leave for the Atchafa-
lays on Thursday evening.
JB. SCHMIDT, Clerk
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MEDICAL.

DR W. g. AUSTIN
Residence and Once $40 AZ. Ch.rl.. .,...~
Corner Of Erat0,
Slate 1t Geo. A. FOsdick Co. q Al Caronde s,ssa
ORDERS LEFT PROMPTLY ATTENDED If
At homo from to A. NJ. and to7P.M
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FRElGHTS-Ye Yesterday ship was taken up for
Sweden at 9-l6d for cot on. We reported one
for Bremen at he The going rates at "a. for
Liverpool, PC for Bremen and u; for Genoa,
But to fill up 1924. and 1c have been accepted
We quote as follows
By Steam-Cotton to Liverpool 16d; corn I'D.
~ Bushel; cotton to New York re; to Boston,
Providence, Fall River and Baltimore, via New
York, 10. Sugar to New York IS u hid molas-
sses 81 % Dbl; rice 75c.
By Sail-Cotton to iverpool-01ad; to Havre
--Ql1c; to Bremen-9l1sc; to Acknowledging;
TO Amsterdam 1924; to Cronssadt 9-l6d; to
Genoa 1@ll-16c; to Boston 13-16c; to Providence
;4D25 &c; to Philadelphia 13-16c.
SUGAR-We are informed that many planters
have stopped shipping to market, and are hold
ing their stocks for better prices. The weather
planting their sprouting, cane. The market is
steady ana strong at 4@51ac for inferior 5s4c for
common, 57sc@61s for good common, G. 162 &c for
fair, 61aaG65sc for good fair, 6s4@71sc for fully
fair, 7@714c for prime to strictly prime, 74c for
yellow clarified, S5s@9c for of-white clarified,
and 81 $3.50 for white clarified, showing an i'm
provement on good grades Of open kettle. Stock
IN the sheds on the 2lst inst, 1888 hhds. The
receipts this morning comprised 744 hhds which
were mostly sold at the above prices.
MOLASSES-The remarks in the Sugar report
apply equally to this article. The market is
strong at SoG43c for fermenting, as in quality;
49@4Sc for prime reboiled, Ale for strictly prime
fermenting, and @4lc for prime not ferment-
ing. No choice on hand; it would command
$50 y gallon. The demand is good and the re-
ceipts, comprising GIG bbls sold at these prices.
FLOUR-There was quite fair local demand
for small lots, and the sales embraced $3.50 bbls,
OF which 400 bbls yesterday on private terms; 20
supertine to-day at 81; Is double extra at 81 IS;
25 and 80 low treble extra at 81 s71S; 200 do. at
s. 10; Is do. at IS 1919; 50 good do. at IS Is:
so good treble at S. 25 so, 60 and 1870 choice
treble extra at IS 50; so choice treble extra at
SIS IS; 25 and 100 choice extra at Sc; so and l25
at Sc so; %, 25 and so at Sc IS; % at 81 1917:
100 at 81 rs; 400, 100 and 100 bbs on private
terms.
Common is quoted at So 50; fine 50 Is; super
ine ST. double extra 81 5094 rs; treble extra
s50b5 SO; choice do IS 75@6 25 family extra Sc 50
az so " Dbl
CORN MEAL-Continues dull and more de-
pressed. 200 bbls sold on private terms; 100 and
100 bbls sold at 81 20, 25 and so at 50 Is p bbl
It is iobbing at 81 5000 IS y Dbl
GRITS.Are quoted at s. 1904 Is, and job
bl2g at 81 rs % Dbl.
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COMMERCIAL.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN, |
Tuesday Evening, Jan. Is, 1876.

OCTTON-The sales to-day mot including 300
heles additional late yesterday summed up
and the better qualities, good staple kinds com
n,anding fraction more, and at irregular and
easy rates for Good Ordinary and the lower
grades We revise our quotations by reducing
Good Ordinary re, and raising the outside fg-
ares for Strict Middling and the inside for Md
ding FAIR to the same extent. We give also
Che figures and report of the Exchange as below:
AMERICAN STANDARD OF CLASSIFICATION.
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DENTISTRY.
Observation-Disclosures

ID EVOLUTION-REvOL
In the prices Of Dentistry. In order 70 nss0 -
demands OF those whose means are limited I propoo1
to insert Gets Of Artificial Teeth at SIS and 10 49,
f1Angs r. Artificial Teeth inserted with or Witko1H
extraction Of the roots. All materials which I -
VII be guaranteed - to their purity and durahih0i
Teeth Extracted without Pain by the use Of "AlSSf
thesea" G. r. MAL1NEY Is r. r
l5O Canal, between Carondelet and Baronne q.
TS1y New Orieasss
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Stock on hand and on shipboard
Stock on hand same time last
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- " - l. IL l. ~ L L ~ w
L IL u D u LIZ u i LIN,
100 Grayier Street.
The proprietor announces 70 his trends ana
customers that he now possesses superior facil-
best style and at the lowest rates. all kinds OF
---
-suou AS
: 1'-o1'
MERCHANTS CIRCULARS,
DRAFTS,
ACCOUNT SALES.
LABELS. .
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year. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 3O4. TAB
To-day's exports embraced $3.50 bales to Liver
gool, 1919 to Havre, and 1474 to New York.
Receipts proper since last evening a. 42S bales,
against 6262 on last Tuesday and 1864 last year.
For comparative totals for the past three days
exports and receipts. see above report
TOBACCO-We did not hear OF transaction
3o-day. The amount on sale is estimated at 2275
hhds. We continue to quote as follows: Low
lugs 6@27c, good 71aa0Sc, low leaf 9011c, medium
i2Gol4c good 15@1l6c, and fine 17@l8c.
TOBACCO STATEMENT.
6took on hand Sept. l, 1875. .... 3212
Arrived past three days. ...... 121
arrived previously ............. 96S 1859
4,3Ol
Exported past three days ........ 20
Exported previously. .............. 73O
:. .sca, ETC: ::;.:::.:;;;:::::; e82 1882
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Teeth
GREAT
Teeth !
Reduction.

Teeth! Teeth
GREAT REDUO1IsAs
&3O-Gold and Platinum Sets-13o.
Usual charge 800.
@Io-Aismln1um and Other Matsriala-41O2
Usual charge $50
81Gold F11llngs-00.
Usual charge IS.
$1-S0v0f, Amalgam and Gulllois CeuRoma
Fnlinss-91. Usual charge q.
DIR. G.. A. TANO0UR1.
173 st. Joseph St.. bet. Camp and Sc. Chaxsnx
New Orleans La,
Onefs 70 1oert Sets of TEETH at the above paiaonf
With Or without the extraction of the roots.
Warrants the purity Of all NJ terials % alao ~
hitting Of Platea stability snd ouration Of hniI1
~ if paid the highest prices.
Extracti0ns and other operations perfhrmnA -
means of an~sthetic agents.
TOOthache cured Enthusiastically,
Consultation gratis ials IL ,
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One Capital Prize .......-.... 500, OOO
Prize. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. $4,000
1 Prize. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 10000
Prize NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 10000
2 Prizes at $4,000. Observation-Disclosures. 10000
Prizes at $500. ............... 10000
20 Prizes at $1,000. Observation-Disclosures. 10000
so Prizes at $500. Observation-Disclosures. $4,000
1900 Prizes at 500. Observation-Disclosures. 126,vOO
1000 Prizes at $50. 100000
APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
100 Approximation Prizes at $780,. 10000
100 Approximation Prizes at $780,. 10000
100 Approximation Prizes at $75.... $500
TOTAL.
$3.50 prizes in all, amounting to (gold) $500, 500.
Price Of Tickets:
HALVES. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 20 90
TWENTIETHS. 2 so
For sale at all the New Orleans Agencies and
at the Central Office of the LOUISIANA STATE
LOTTERY COMPANY.
Address Lock Box 692 New Orleans Post
Once.
REMIT BY POST.OFFICE MONEY ORDER,
REGISTERED LETTER, DRAFT, OR BY Elk
PRESS
Observe and RecOlIect
That in the Grand Golden Drawing Of April 20,
ALL THE TICKETS
Sold For Greenbacks.
ALL THE PRIZES
PAID I'm GOLD.
Agents Wanted in every State, County,
City and Town Throughout the Union.
Unezceptional Guarantees Required,
And must In every instance accompany appli.
cations,
TO BE MADE TO THE
Louisiana State Lottery Co.,
New Orleans, La.
ALL LETTERS UNANSWERED MEAN A
NEGATIVE REPLY
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE,

Bark styernen CIor.) Guitornsen, Riga Russia Louis
sfis RP,9oks Enr) Nehim'n' LasnyrA aud Puerto Ca
rig Para tBI lawes orders Blakesee cald
Bq william Malcom ir .Ryicy, salonica Turaey. James
Ere Jonu " Hu7t Hunt. Dantlic, B F ,y Mccalf & Co
schr. Abigail Jennings Cranmer Philadelphia, slaght q
Se,i. r. T.. pc,n. ,rrlte PHILADELPHIA VIM charers
scr. u lon J. King, Hraccy. Puerto Plata anil monte
sc6r Mn & els; Ross noston, IT, ". Lend & Co.
sch Az h, NJ Uirl. Mcleod OAK Point and rarrsboo W
8 D. L. De " Wolf & c.: 60 , No., ~. ,o,-,,o,,
con- co. Mary iml'' Moore St A"n' i''' JAM ''' at
ARRIVED.
anG I5l' 9''S viii IN N sa and pa.; to tin in CO.
~ ~ MN, 5sc ana ,,s 70 Hcrdcrson Bros
scamshp Hudson eager, NewOreans July l., with M ise.
S'esp civ Of New orl Zimmerman Havana July %.
ST. usli Albrmarc gibbs lewes, with mdFe anh pas II
ParS FiEG BW.s vc'ey Of and Beruua in
r1rSJ H. Chadwick Cof Portland, Matauzas 10 t7ys.
Bl a1ifv'ce,,rc tot liverpool Harry, PsaGua March
chi Wac. rricc Georgetown. 3 c. days. with naval
s'nr A T. wcEc.l of Belfast Mel McEieen JacFson'ie
ecbr Narsuc lgrj Billcv rrrrrc. st. Mquclon q
sciT, ,-szo, rrlon Gcor.etovu. D. c.
SER Emra Vlitc tilc,t vi.:iuia vi,a melons.
Sen Fen rtrl.nd spcigai. Georsrtoau, $. C.. days
WIZ r jc9 cilars Ewooa $ C. days
ec'r. lcrli. ~. alcae To,ter Gcorgc'owl D c.
S,l.r. j. 81. iiulor. S4r'r, G.urs'pHu, pc.
Bar. Martin ,r,ncr 251. TH Nj en- from Bristol which
arrvr. 2l and anchored ~ to Lower EaY, wa twodio
the city -G.! q. m
Ju'y2o lat 27al Y. ~ - s. ~. srp Ercn coai"y
%piii, i,t s. jeg~ esajW.. Slip palmyra, Pr,De.
Jrua 10 e. 70 , :. l.gr IS w, bark co-ma .Rr) rry.
nr L'yrrpr1f TO- san Francisco
Nod.tc ont ranss ot ioluilHd schr wave NJ Ply
moat.l Macs. "lih = 0gl+ %. cot hs..
BrpFoEu. Tulv 2G.-Nuvrl .'u r'i-' 'dlHls. Tamh
lin. nom Pacific occn. sailed. lark President Pc e Tor
roluiGN rOnTS.
lF9Ggoot July 2o-~a'sd' steamship PenHsy yan" Tor
No..a SYDNEY. c. 49, Jrry 2r.-trrycd oi'h. ship r. =.
oi .rrrp.ol sail 15th bar vile Zee Auyc'a lBc@J i'r
Baltimore
noMrsrIC FORTS.
LFwr- Del guy ..i a,, tk , ~ I''i fTom gl
sh.p johann . lhr'm. .lHs',l lha
NrU.uUIrN,- Ju'y "Ntr.tu. .-.ausap ritg ~ Nr.iro
rr-,go,l Fra.. Icy ae-cl,arc, .'t' shr. Grace IN
B,sa-s Ne, Jrir 90 sailed yesterday -ohr Elizabeth.
Cuter,i.> tHy cG-,uyrl ,ehrs. a. g p. Hooper,
UN|I.I.S Iuly .t-Artrc y-t'ItaF, s,-r. 4,ruort T.,
m~crIr,Vrur~
IT., brig iva 'N-. 'r nH ' I,r 'n'us."s trr H0s'"u
puJ Onto Sew N.st JIiy 2t v.tu ..s.,l -i.i-.
-.'r AlfI y. .. i.HH ."H.ff. ''r VIRGINIA pat
INTO I.vc- D. on a. u.tp Ho .5l1 r.t, Co. ".aiu new
r,. fu. t. n'l,.s .i ,IfH. u H,r utv vh"u. ue,u
ryor loscf >h,r s.-s s,r tam rl.e.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-27
DECISIONS -LrLY 20.

S,prc,qc C0srf-C ChGpiLT-s-By Judge Bpuohuc.-
T. tq, matter 80 ~Giaar order .rl.l'd lHT.arf az.
rrlst,i. 20 fis af'rr . i'''r. .u i"
ln,t... Fr,rtIr Crutt People &C. ar' hf' 2
stree, aud luliua Itry I,tlTp1d tpuHnur' 81 granted
depyiur ruutor. Graham. aet. smith. Motion '' .i-L
y,rc,fgr Court <p.itI 7,rn-ls JUdg" Sanford.
The Board i l t- ar' TIC ErV .'tr
Steamboat g4 So. J. Su" a.t Same. 80 .. row ,.'
agt Iudso a. alriors l.sr ,uu ur 9-ii 'r.tgd Tie
ov.rtuIuc G.ru.IeG DItl.au at ,. .' .. HI''lpl.t
approved N,rl.r rlt rrD,-aOr.. '.rr'r Son. car
.tl rf a. az. Ir--1l.,r -Iau'ci ne.I a lhr AMI,
o. Ny uGh lr aUf.' Cd ..I i'isl u =
0f Iulr Ia slICIlI te .",'sHn uH f '. ,H it'fi' '
r'..c by f. .tli a'.!EIi- .s % ...' . '. l''' " TO
tlo order - Court; defendant LU 10 MOSS therefore "' dc
MED bat without costa
rgala,p TIrs-cyrriH r. -Bv judge Van
Hps.a-Erfua .r,. Van Ee. lem o. 1fr. a". N@ruor Il
tisna.t.. oi Joe ..s- H.r'tr. .r t"g uit 'I -
Tir.ui. .l.-i,..rf confirmed aud ,rr t.-n,d Ia TIE
Vo.7pc C0af -- Chqmbers - lif Jud~r Gocp1.-
T. -a art 1..r urch rDirn PItist-r ,r.iaH'.
s,.iiug aside .r'.laut. &C. lee 1g' '', &c. sumo =,
agt kcrsiu e., al-Orfer oFerruli d'urrrH "ii "f no
mont FLANDERS sr t1fs.nu 'If.r tr.' rT Time i"'.t
I.lrd on appeal. K,in agt. r" Mfror Arfr' :. t' W..
-.- -,rr..' act. r.cr oH'rr' 'tiHif' 'i'
fu! rdsfa1ut Caldwell t"' IT. amor c..''- '"u1 sI
IrUsff. Dllruf ag.. NoUgr.-'rrl .r.r. Nilhr hi''
costs smith arf gJszre fotrr,hA' as' hHTLc~. Metal
Ian AIT. ZlluIrC Ci a.. lsn a4 L'fr.'r - AZ -iI'
n-' -amt. ardlruu ant. Harris Etf-ii 20 il. -.n.Ii
gnf,,sa al. st,. bradbury - 3d. j.. ing Ton a Gamer
Sl.ua: kellogg gr;. Earnn4 eraiA a. Cong I-.'.'
sine agJ pefIohoir sto,kEfh srt &c., 'ia -'i' 81
-lras a''ac.urrt granted. Van Eouicn agi. Neir.-Ap
ttHt.. .. itf fLffg.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-27
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,

In the House to-day. Mr.. MORRISON Dem,
Il) Chairman Of the Committee Ways and Means
reported back the Senate bill authorizing the Secretary
OF the Interior to deposit certain Indian trust funds in
The United States Treasury. in lieu of investment
MI MI. DCNNELL CRep., Mimi from the Committee on
Commerce. asked leave 20 repOft hack fhe Senate hin
eslhoLis.ng ta Is a, 81 Paul as port Of appraisal.
AIf. RANDALL dem, PENN objected
the House then proceeded to the consideration OF the
contested election case OF L Patt and GOode, and
,o, 80 =, tsSeu ~ ar OWNsEND (Rep, N. ~ in sup
I3lt o. the majority report After speeches by MeSsrs
~ gSkEk I'M and GooDE tine sitting ine,nber) and Mr.
action and the House, at 450, adjourned
New-York tribune., 1876-07-27
SHIPPING LSTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF NEw.YORK ................-JuLr 20
CLEARED.
Steamship stz:o Of Virginia (r) Noodle Glasgow, Austin
Baldwin & Co
4
steamship Cen Earnes Chceseman. Savannah. W H. Gar.
steamship MayAower Davidson. Philadelphia, Jsnos Hand
Steamship Anthracite GIumlcy, Philadelphia Jas tiand.
Bark III. Libby Buckman, BIlsio. Ens. CrocAcr wood
4
Bsrk Carla CNor Tomasen Chfsuansunl NORWAY, Funoh
Edye d 90.
Iars Jasseilo nsl) Carboni Punch Eive co.
Bark Carl tSOr kDudsen, Cork Falmouth for or
derS Z. TODias a. Co.
Agnes (Norl, Olsen Langcsund tnamc changed from
ST. Ursula, NJ. barkl Beaham d boyesrh.
Bark LoIinda BoIste. BOrsIel, Settin. Lunt Bros.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-27

The habeas corpus proceeding Ivy Nathan Ul-
man. under arrest On warrant OF oXtraditou 10 Penn
syivauia was ac,n up for argument yesterday hrioie
Julcc Wesibrooli sr Leary of the Dis. is.rct-Au0rncv q
office stated that he had not yet had time To read the
aVdlvits on which the Governor acted; whcrcup'n
judge We>tbrook remarked that the Executive 'enfd
the rcAt OF the mt - look into his action N the mat
ter and as lis action should not he hEhly oyc1uc ,,
tho Court would consider the matt carefully. p" ease
was then adjourned t. give fgu time ~ The DstIi, t.
At0fnays Office 10 consider what course should h' 'ab'n
The counsel af she prisoner claims tuat the papers &C.
c0,nnrnying tie demand of the Governor "i Prnn<'l-
vnfla for his sum ndCr DO net show odnsc and are
New-York tribune., 1876-07-27
THE COURTS.
SECURITY FOR RAPID TRANSIT DELAYS
MOTIONS BEFORE JUDGE VAN HoEsEN TO INCREASE

TIC BONDS.
Motions were heard by Judge Van Hoesen
in COmGon Pleas, Special Term yesterday 10 increase
the sCcut5 given the iuuncti0ns against the buid-
ing 5j urn-Ous and extensions ~ the New-lork BE
waited Rhiroad mp5ny. These niunetions were
granted in The suG brought by the Ninth Avenue kail-
road Company and by John .ttcn. In tile hrs'-naeed
suit Mr. Vandcspocl the Rapid Transit road urged
that &c delay aud the enforced breach OF the contracts
for building tho extensions aud turn-outs had already
era!ed on the company loss Of $l0oo0-a loss swell
ing with each DAYS dcloy addition TO the oncrous eH
pcuscs ~ the suit te He asked that the Ninth Ave
nue. road Company give security u meet tins loss II
the Injunction should be found uuwariTnted. l.. Il.
Robin sun for the horse railroad resisted the application
% exor and unwarrSucd and out of time. Jndec
Van IDc-cf he'd tlat there had been Trial oi me
r4se on the merits. and ;hc now under Cui-ll-
Grafton the present motion too late. Rc pr"ul'Sod 2
Judgment IN tie case In a few days when the MOTION
might bc renewed lu'fHc second cas-" in which tl'l-
ont in front Of the Pacific Hotel in Grccnwlch-N has
lCpv cuiniDpd. security 20 the extent ~ $!bbu vas
asked EoEer A. Pryor iOr John P,'tru. plaiuilN n
the suit insisted thai the Court Lad already decided on
q preliminary motion. hut after iul argument ruth ~
Snccil, aud General Term tGat IN" plllntiI was re
and now iudct this CXrCmc security on him wouC ne
10 virtually aunu the injunction which tie Cont IHi
decided proper. Judge Van Hocscn reserved MS
New-York tribune., 1876-07-27
Tile ErrrLrAs VIII CASE.

Surrogate Calvin, in the ketcltas vii! case
YESTERDAY rendered decision giving TIE ALLEGED widow
Of the tcs,ctor am allowance OF $500" from jh" "r'
rcrdu the settlement Of the clsc The granting Of I'd"
allowance was resisted ta ground that tie applicant
WAS not IA, lawhu wife Of the rssior and ila' " u
c, admitted that size The lawful wife. she was NOT
the uext og kin under tie ninth clause OF tine N' l"'
errrrrir savs ON hIs point that the 'vdcrcc shows 'l
mo crafr yyiHp,, iof been inmate AZ The i'-iai'i 8
lor.o fsr long time. aud tha' ih' eNcr2'.," N','
d.,rr- f. ny I,r 81 900 under tHc name ut Mary 4.
Cr.rn An examination 81 tine testimony leaves mo
Gouu; that tAr ci.iuut was lave! iE "-iEl l." ,"
s.,fur An orj r j. t rsiory entered ewing 'l' widow
- Gao from trr rc~ilrary "st1t" wu'h 'urih'~ 10
SCOT 600 The entire estate was Va ned at S3Uu,uo"'
New-York tribune., 1876-07-27
THIS DAY.
..,.,, ,,rsa gu,,fs r---u -urr-Tp.DlE /

A little sGuint-cycd Chicago boy pr.nccd up
10 hs mo beg an. day tl. week ..II .tIl: Nh hdiri
been real root since I've begun com, 10 -miny-
seloall" Ycs. uv llIIb," answered tho ma'r'uaI,
fondiy And yor trust me nov 3I.1 Fou ma - " hr-,
darling" shcry'iri again. "Ih,r" sppfr up tl l'rt
innocent what makes you l-Cg f.r cookies iUca.h up
i'm m. par' The sainc as igrr." -tr1ucc loUE entered
that mot c- Cyc a- she cdllv rI % solve hcr Atic
sons dr.pucss with L.c hc"l-cud 'f hcr slipper.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-27
THURSDAY. JULY 81, 1876.
Ocean cleaners
WHITE STAR LINE.

WHITE STAR LINE.
FOE QUEENsTowN AND LIVERPOOL
CARRYING THE
UNITED STA res MAIL.
The Steamers Of ts Line tkc The Lane Routes rcpnmended
by Lieut. NaGr L. = going sDuth OF the Banks on the
lassBcc Queenstown all the rOugd.
BitiIAN SIC SAIi RDNh. IuIlV 80. II 80 a. m
GEUMANIC SATURDAY, Aug L. at lUs III.
CELLO. >ATJ RDNH. hrC. 70. az ) D. VI.
BtIIANNIC SATURDAY. sept 2 3 p m.
GERM NC, SATURDAY. sept l6. ~ p M
FROM THE WHITE STAR DOCK, FER -. NORTH
RIVER.
These steamers are uniform GCd unsurplss IN ap
poo .tHerts. SatOu S,aCruoIs, sm"e!ug, ana -
Rooms placed aid-hps. where te nOl.c and motion
least f alUnuEg degree OF comfort hitherto uha
Raj .S--soop so and 500 gold Return Tickets on
fiyrFah" terms StocrIgC SIS
INSPECT plans and other Information, apply AT ue
L. J. COkUIS, Agent.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-27
mINIArrRE ALnANAc

IMMATURE ALMANAC.
sun rises - E.52 12j Moon so's. 10
mon wkffE ms bAY-A"
Sandy Hook 1901 Island l2O iel g. Ferry. 2:20
HIGH WAIE iuln DAY.. A.
Sandy Hook 2.l5 Cows 1903 hci O. Ferry. 2J2
New-York tribune., 1876-07-27
Gclp manlco

a FIRST CLASS BUSINESS MAN who has
~ had experience MANAGER IN retail bisie may
I,r o eo situation applying By letter witl rlorenee
In IoIIN eWANAMAKER. Philadelphia
VyyANTED-In every telegraph center, well
American gls and boys ~ 10 - year. ou 70
learn new sysem telegep. ing easy heabiu geDtes
and inelectal wages af hLst tarse noltn s<e W ~
Aadxess p. " Eox SdS
New-York tribune., 1876-07-27
NnETn GERMAN LLnYD

" STEAMSHIP LIN. si ..I.t y ~ ltfh,
-Dt rIfWrIDN. hNp UELNlN.
tBN.PA. A.l'~ PII.It foot 0I El'.t',D - T.. HNEphtN.
Nlr.hI. eaturcsy Jaw 20 h.Nh ~ et,lr'"y' M. -
Mos a.. SATURDAY Age. Niif ~. saturday Anf ~
ENJf- .BI. PAS. lt,l. f.yu Nl.N-lUEh iu ~DlIIAhl.
IDs. n kEHt ti. UEfNiNs
FIRST CABIE. 100 roid. SECOND thHiH. $50 Phd'
~II.E'AEE $50 currency. .
I'tIFn Ticket. iuIU,si rate. Prepaid ~s,fasn Ne4uh'
Gates. 80 currency
IorIItlsLt OF las,IT" apply 20
New-York tribune., 1876-07-27
See Cream.

EUSSFIL's ICE-cREAM BEST IN THE
city. Dealers aud churches - Cruts per quart Sptcil
attention 10 Oui-,oau orders. IL Bible House.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-27
Wlscc!iduc1us

CYPRESS HILLS CEMETERY, Long Island.
Nl.r,e rsnt-op plots fDr SALE cheap. near the east
cHigiLcr. Apply - Duanc-.t., y. Y.
EAMP-MEEr TING TENT, extra large size, to
- LIZ; suitable Tor to4rugtcaJ; viii rent shares
Address G. H., lox Il, ruJuH, Once
New-York tribune., 1876-07-27

~ -aiiln" from Pier 30, N"fui RIVER . .,...
For Norfolk. C.Is Iout anl EDmo "a. il'fDN m,
IRJH~pAh0. auu SATURDAYS. 90 3 i. u. ''.n',,l
v NiT.a.I JIi IH'--r. 'li la,, NllI .. ,'. Inc
Piedmont Air no. 'fp-,fra- 1ri U.O E. rIJ' I ~ ~
ac Company -to4i lines 10 Interior points in .oii 'a'""i
aud VIRGINIA. .,,. d.,
Noeru ara W,,hn -on - g. ty1 Nor'gIEl. every TUES
BtN, thu li~UAh, Gud rAii iibAh. .,.,...,...
IrW.s brL. i'asuE Nrw.h"th MoNbNNN. W fI'I',
D. f}- aud FRIDAYS y. u. come, us "itn Delaware
and st.rr ItuI o. l!.'ri-.
I'lf.-f arrrflr citations Bu.rrr1--Hh.
IiIru, pa-saa' tickets Iu1 b of lffng ~ ~ Pr'' p"
lowest fat. IusHIaurr tn nrp., sc, 4p,r cent ii'ish
rrr. Vt.' dIlH ti IIrT :i, Nn'u N|Ur
o,urf1I Offices. l95 Grv'nNi,i.st. Sew lo.k.. ..,