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New-York tribune., 1876-12-30

DECISIONS-DEC. %.

Supreme Court Ch0mbers-By Judge Westbr00k.-
Kearr-Thc motion TO vacae Is Denied without
costs and without prejudice memorandum.
Iy Judge Brady-Mutual lIfe Insurance Company agt.
snitl Settled Helm agt rlkns-0rier granted Bush
agt Sohlster-Orier be amended, as follows ms
entered without prejudice to the night OF the moving
dayits settling up matter" Perauh AIT Hand-ILe
papers that the martial when sen
tence pronounced illegally Constituted and that the
Idamus issu,, for that reason. Order scttici-
Judge DOnOlue-tlehrand agt Rogers order efan'ed
In the matter and Huntington Steamboat
Co-Orer granted In hs matter % the security savings
bcrDecrer Of divorce granted 10 plaintiff In the matef
Of Harry T.. Pike-hOtGn denied -, ,-,-
Judge Damlruam agt Buttcrfeli-OElnlcn
Hubbard agf sweet jr-Order granted Fogg agt AcSer.
mann understand that the defendant is enud 30
this order Stanley ag Wood q clses-Both mouohs
By Jnige nayis.-IIens agt Dorr.-Peton imperfect (;
blanks properly filled Hens agt Hartmann, Gc-Saine
agt RO-artfhe parts Of the findings ana reis 70
find objected improper and marked by arc ordered 70
n notice Of the motion had been gwen 10 tht
should charge him with OF the notion tan
ag labssh. order granted iop.ih agI;
granted. Mutual Lac lnS Co agi: Phllls
lCcl Peck aud alOthtr.-Or1cr granted Pagan agt
Kunx-ioin granted with @lu costs, tp abide event oi ne
action. MCHugh ugt Campbell-Moiiun denied WIN ElO
c-s with leave tp renew afiayts payment OF such
costs Gilbert Gilpcrt-DcCrrc OF divorce gdhtrf tE-
chG ag CampbclMoton denied with costs. see ueioi an
for wOUi D" imruGci ana Ougt moi ~ nc
granted society the Reformation Of Juvenile DeihiGens
1rrnor ct a-1he ahdlVis prove tnsts Was no
entertainment Motion denied with $40 costs O o
tosrg The same Bruce at. Mriyin.-Drder granted
sysdi 7srfp-By Judge SVelr Fcisch ag HelirT tt al
Noics OF application 10 settle must be gwen 20
attorney assdy aet Eeib-Opirr that the clerk q" coutt
salts John 81 Reilly BAT Dol as 70 f"it d.
Reilly Bcpner az Canhed-Orler settled and signed
Common Pleds-Special lCTm-lit Judge Van
Hoe CoOke agt. Charock-Costs nn aoEnee oI .
hi,n drnt,d: opiu Nigkcrson agi COmstOcAtse'
irT.Cl 30 +. H. kan5On; see "pnion
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rprr RECEIVERS ACCOUNTS.

Hugh j. Jewett has filed his report as receiver Tor
srptcber lie began the month with s16SliJ - caSn ae
conuts He ended it with sos oi3 90 His receipts were
o,,,,,Uv Al gI2Ois 49, and his EXPENDITURES nomnay
40 C ots oo but IN his receipts included certain Dor
oTgs and in his expenditures payments lot directly con
oorned with the running Of tho road aud some small mAttis
Gaming over from two years ago. Among the rcco'pS ~"
leans on call 10000 and moneys realized from
roctc. elG. g7G 49, in oil sls297G as but on the side
., nsvreuts are ssG0OOO Of receivers cenlhcates ana
sIOo Of temporary taken reducing me & cey
Sndprss "a 600 temporary loans Rnh SI- 10 -,
m 10 rrrti0cacs The account ~ receivers c.iuhaes ~
us reduced 10 sgj2,97G -, lower ani!uhi h ns
Besides this MI JeNt'i 'Iou
PiTscf win -g6GOi Il FOR she purchase o cars, t
~ -a 81 I'D p inc coal lands which have been at P.l
e. v the Fhe RAILWAY company The man gt Is ~
r }rcobt ~ OS TSi 40 and from passeng 80
nun & c,,epsrs ar. traffic balances S3OJ,0o3 25 hb"
iaI,r roiIs sGi Ilj so and supplies $l7J,57J DO
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THE carRcu OLE TIE DISCIPLES.

DR.. James w. Ranney, trustee OF the Church " y,
enc ,,cs Of which the REV Dr. Hepworth Is pastor, stated
yesterday that msapprehcnsion existed to the Hhas OF 'e
church When organized four years ago. II was
zed 10 issue bonds When hard times ensued became io
sile 10 meet the interest mortgage OF SOOOOo H'
sd mortgage bOndhoders fOreclosed and under TINS oe'
o,-o the church was sold. II bought IN by Peleg
Han who represented those bondho!ders hr. Hepwoih
then negotiated with for the purchase OF The Dua
ing and they agreed to deed it to him In January 1910
o,,y had been sold Il followed that the old board
N ustees owned nothing Consequently they applied 20 the
Snurelne Court for dissolution OF tho ooaI Ing ~
OF the trustees II the application SHOULD De ,h
would be decided upon, the Church OF ths Dsees Mr
virtually exist An sn0rt WIS IhAhlhs 20
ftnoyt fo INV back church eiihce, ana az
v IA bes advanced by society IL would In all oDa
lfv ancOnan
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CRIMINAL NOTES.

At the Tonbs Police Court yesterday the exami,
nation in the case OF Wm ii. webb. shipbuder, against
Hugh Mcclellan former confidential clerk for the embezze
ment Of S21OD adjourned to Jan g. 1877 on application
Of counsel for the prosecution James Brown, IL
years charged by Jacob Seibert Of NO 1872 Fulton St
with raising check H. s. Lawrence & Co, bankers NJ
Fulton and ss from -! 81 10 $40 s. and also with
pratng the proceeds Of check for Sl45 oOSued
rUm the same firm. Bail the two ofenses was bxed OF
Sl,50D
At the Yorkve Police Court yesterday, August
Meyer Of No 442 West Forty rst charged with rrg the
room Of Mrs Mary Lyons, widow living at No lO'
West Forty sxht Thursday afterro was committed
in default Of 81 800 bail Charles Roberts Barnums circns
rider yesterday held at the YOrkyle Police Court by
Justice Otterbourg IN $500 for assaultng his WIFE, Agnes
Roberts Mrs Roberts appeared In court yesterday anu
quite feeble IL from her injuries The prs
pleaded guilty, bnt said he was drunk at thesime
In the United States Circuit Court Criminal Branch,
yesterday Judge Benedict passed sentence the following
persons convicted NJ The December term Charles sanford and
Pierre Barquet passing counterfeit money three years eac
In the Albany Peniteniiary John McSorley pers0natng
another for the purpose OF procuring narl5au9h
Kings County Pententiary Patnck llolly ana
Henry Schneider assisting IN obtaining naturalization papers
by fraud. sentence william H. n. Fly, same onense'
Albany Penten AIRY two barnard Mcdonald irnud
lent naturalization, Kings County Penentary ono year
James Kece, same ofen5e, eigLteen months
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CONTESTED WILLS.

The II Of Samuel Downs, late President OF the
American Gas Meter Company contested in tho surosa"'
Court by his ldo tho ground Of cs'amentay i''Apa.
cy III, bulL n 'he which valued at TlOHooo
was Piver 70 Nj D0Wnss two daughies and the WV" was
cut o win small rgacy THE contestant will cudeay"r To
bo that for some time ~, his death Mr. Downs was
addicted 10 gross intcrnpcranco and was mentally hcSl@
cto,ed from making will Three or four wncsses iay,
,.g1 90 sec nc Mr. Downs Gated very neghtJ hut
no other ovicncc showing ncapaciiy has bccn aiduc% m
pnii, W,oIhnuEe, retired sea captain VINO Ns k,le3 w
faIiin MAY 1876 left a VIII giving pToprrV worm =-, w
to four nf his sX children, cuag on two 81 'h' eo ~
,or with Their mother sut for dAnfCe btI'Ic ~
Tiyorca st was nnshcd Mfa Woodho-~a- tl'a. ntHg ~
~ % ~, rt.,aut Uousr, The children who were 'ul on
nr,Ls. now seek have TIC viii stt aside % Tue SdIIo
80 nn lie rInnni Ul undLo IuNltucr.
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WORK OF THE POLICE JUSTICES.


THE NUMBER OF PERSONS ARRESTED. AND THE
CRIMES CHARGED AGAINST THEM
The report of the Police Justices for the
vear ending Oct 81 1876 shows that tho number OF
arrests in this city, exclusive OF the detention OF 3F
Witnesses was s6960 Dcducting 46S7 the, NUMBER OF
persons who gave their residences outside THO city
leaves as the nun Der residents OF NeWlOrR
who were Ia the hands OF the police The increase over
tho previous year 290S Of this excess 2i73 arrests
were for violations Of the Excise law above the nuDer
arrested in 1875 OF the number arrested 57OSi were
held and 3OG23 discharged. The number OF males
arrested was 60 7s9 and females 23.5ls. The crimes
and oenscs for which they arrested are "a iOOWs
Fclonies aralgn,d 4i5S, held for trial 1902 msde-
meanors arraCne Is AZ, held 9,91S. including 1904
for violation of the Excise law; burglary, araished
7G3 held 600; grand larceny, l,3i2 arraigned' h'ld
8i7 highway robbery, arrained 900, held l6i; emDcE
element arraigned 144 held SO; false pre;ences ar
arraigned 4g7, held 352; larceny from the person,
nrraigcd II lj held $685. assault and battery afralgn
5.377 held 2,52S; cruelty to animals, aIrnglId ~
held 32J dlsOrdcry houses, arrniRncd 20, h'u II
petit larceny. raguei 47Ol hello 2,Jl3; lntohlcauoh
and dIsordery conduct, aTTagned 53S7s, held 3o9oS
vagrauts arrai;ne 800, held $500; violation oI c.
auepts lIS7: insanity, IA; Abandonment, 1Ol as
orderly persons. lI9; bastard, lOl: onenses Ipl
rlasSihcd 12j. Ire nationality OF the Na1c -
rrsOncrs arragned and held Is a. follows litii J.
30 325; United states, 22.02t Germany, J929; u
gland ,gs3 scotland. Gl3 France, 521; liay, a.
other countries l,3i2 The ages OF person, neg 'r
between 90 aud 30, 21 22G between 30 and 40 -
over 40 lOll5 The amount OF fines Collected IVA ttc
pocc courts Court of Special Sessions, and ny the WA
den Of the Ci,y Prison ~" fines imposed IN pOr c"lL'
for the wear cnyCICd By TIE report was SOIL 81 Le
total amount Of fines collected AMI pa To INC !"%nLo' %
since the prsBan board took office, Nov H. lo'0' S
New-York tribune., 1876-12-30
A HOLIDAY FESTIVAL FOR POOR CHILDREN.

A great many OF the patiOns anu IHNIVu
guests were present at The Wilson Industrial School and
Mission yesterday to witness the holiday festivities
About 500 children assembled in the schoolrooms and
ioinea 10 singing carols. The Rev. DR.. Sabine MI fu
ton, and Mr.. Nelson Of the Union Theoogca seminary
conducted the religious exercises, after which the chill
dren were marched up stairs, where they found three
Christmas trees laden with presents awaiting them
There was doll for every girl. besides cornucopa
candy The boys got other presents and candy. Miss
Worv aud NIss Elizabeth Evarts, daughters OF William
NJ Eyars Miss Sloan, daughter Of samuel Sloan Miss
,o0ov otier ladies were present The Rov. william Friz
1n of the mission conducted the eXercses The
Too'ns were decorated with cvergreens and hagS
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THE COURTS.
CONVICTIONS FOR CRIME.

TILE YEARS WORK IN THE CRIMINAL COURTS.
The record of convictions for crime in the
Court of Oyer and Temner and In the two branches OF
General essons for the year ending Dec 81 1876, as
prepared by DstrctAttorney Phelps, gives total Of
1866, Of which nearly onehal, e15, were for lar
cenies and 374 for burglary For the first time In sew
eral years there not single conviction for murder
in the first degree and the only person who was hanged
in the city during the year John Dosn, who was
convicted in 1875 There II convictions for mur-
der lower degrees and manslaughter Only one con-
viction for perjury was obtained although two large
straw bail gangs have been doing ourishing busi-
ness one conviction for lottery dealing although score
more of lottery dealers have accumulated fortunes
from the sale of tckets and only four gamblinghouse
keepers out Of the hundreds in the city have been pun
fsbpd. Following is he
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coSrpAcToRs CLAIM DENIED.

Tho application, BY Egbert l.. Fairchild' TO compe,
the Controller to sign contract with him for regulating an"
grading onehundred and thrs from First TO fn a''A'
has been denied by Judge in Supreme Court Chaocr
for the following reasons, among $tners;
The rcIator ha guilty Of laches In delaying 10 e
his rights tassuning that he hat any f9r 80 ong -;
e r,afOr gas not the lowest bidder vitl inc tltu
bc charter The alleged defect In the proposals O nc
bidder was matter Of which other bidders cona I - 10
having Dsen aWHiut7 " tnu
rca0r hc has acquired legal M TO enforce any ue 70
me sane y mandanus After the long delay OF Two yea'
tho again let at price s330OO les tan
TORS hid The city itself in obligations u new
c0ntctoy for inc same work It's action should not be ds
turbed by mandamus The motion Ia denied Win costs
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CIVIL NOTES.

Tn suit in which A. T. Stewart obtained IN 1870
iudgmort against John p. Chamberlain ior ssuoo AZ
- 80 Granted against the defendant requiring mn 70 snow
% e b he slouia be punished tof eOnIenp io mo- az
narng ~ be examined supplementary pr0coeus@
1he persons claiming to be Assistant Aldermen,
whose claims thus far have been persS'enV ,snOio1 ~
he corrts came Yesterday before Judge an lioess ~
t oi Common Pleas and took IN oaih OF gn.e
~ ~ new effort 10 establish that this city needs Two
boards 10 govern IL III n
The Society for the Reformation of Juvenile De-
has sustained defeat their effort 10 eorape John
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EFFECT OF THE STATUTE OF LIMITATIONS.

In the suit of Wilson and others against
Williams a balance OF account Tor Sl'JZ" 40 Juise
Lawrence has decided novel question under iEe
statute of Limitations The claim would have been out
awed Oct IL, 1876 Tie day before the plaintihs
placed summons ia The sheris hands, but II was not
served by the sheriff but some days later Dy cerE oi
The ulaI,tjffs The Judge says As there Is no eyi-
depcc bad faith the part OF plaintiffs IN is
sunmous by another party after IL had been Odgeu WIN
thc sicrifT / am Of opinion that the delivery TO tbe
sheriff saved the running Of the statute o. LmitaLohs
neafed Tor the plaintiffs Fthan Clark Tor deicndaht''
New-York tribune., 1876-12-30
THE HOUSE.

Mr.. LANE Dem, Oregon presented memorials OF the
state and asking Tor appropriations for the Improvement
Of certain rivers and for scientific survey oI that sae
s-Referrcd. 20, IL,
The House then passed. number OF private bills which
had been fayorabv reported IL from the Committee Oi
the Whole IN Friday last The Speaker called the com
mittees for reports O private nature, bnt no reports
Werc made and the House al 1890 p adjourned.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-30

TTRNING TnT TABLES.-A venerable divine
who had been dining tine night bcfor. went INTO
arI,cr- snOp morning To 10 shaved Ic "a" l4'-t
,i rsrber bad bc,u lett.ns more drink than was good
fgr btu for II made Ais BAND shake very hll'b, an
M. .rs!ly indignant, hc began 90 give MN hte IT.
mdyicr by .aying: Bad binE, drink Yes, sald th'
blr',eT - IL makes the SKIN remarkably tchdet'
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PROM IIvEHrOOI,-Jn si~rmshtp He',c'ia Dec. 70. NJ
pI,,.n siT- a. webster T. smith Ll'ui. Scs.Fl' A.
~ NJ Barh Mr. lcieur e. ". Baker, Ars ;. A Nirh''%
". ". hIrrUu. nj n
o0-F X Amanis W. = GrGsT.no- W MG,yiA T. " V. ra.la &
a. II Hn.nupf J. Pgici~ !. 4. dc ltlhHing oscar t"Ut'
a. ~ I,r.g.. loan ~ultA Frank Nelson. AHthon il1lu
Aic1 Do,I Cnas Thompson peter NJ Blunt Wm. JACKSON
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Dfnti5trp

nR. r. q. WAIT, No. As East 23d-st., near
Madison ave. IL the only first DENTIST In the eity
who performs every kind OF dental operation al low RR
sio 10 s5 Gold aud Patina go 70 s5 Teeth piugsel "a
ocrier manner from az upward Cal and examine heoI
enges Rev DR. Crosby. Drs Raasey Budd "en ehehrise
Jauyrn, Baldwin, and HoW@
New-York tribune., 1876-12-30
TILE CONVICTED MILK DEALER.

Daniel Schrimpf, who was convicted on Thurs
m Of selling adueraed milk, came yesterday before Judge
Da asking wilt Of error and stay OF sentence un the
On his case could be settled by the General
Tm Judge Davis ntmated that he would gfan, % Si G COZ
the pIsonS s moi se anuterated milk The Judge was
out % Oh DI bn Vas his milkInan and desired pure mix
New-York tribune., 1876-12-30

every Man HAS HIS PRICE."-Oh ili lather, ti,
mother aud sez will yOn come 10 church on Suhgny @
"Oh docs % Well, you just run round ana . se vsp
the sonn Aofs well enough for women folk, but never
goes to church under OF shag and drop Oh s'h
on tie price on 'Om."-lFunny FOLKS.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-30

In Supreme Co1rt, Special Term, Edward McCue, the
Clerk states that the business for the past year a h'h
very heavy she mere numbers giving ltte iforin1uo
ma ~ tbc real done There were 81 dc1uti mrs ana
42i issues o. law and fact disposed Of nnj OF me eases
involving Intricate questions and long trials Ih judges
have been Van yo.st DJnohur, LhrremoTe LIWIeace'
Blr.ett.
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mrHIArrrN AI.MANAC-

.,or,., III sun cts al Nom sets ...~. 7.2l
" ui.H wAfFE Illl~ riY-A.N ..,-
ISLAND 1.JJI llei ~ f'slJ- - -
HIsH wATIE TtiIS rAt-r D.
y ,,oy.H Island. s:OT liel q. Ferry O'JO
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furniture.
alarb!s ano Slate Hlantels.

A TTENTION Now is the time to purchase
N SLATE AND MARBLE MANTELS. =,
nsers and all kinds OF
sate work PENRHYN SLATE Co,
90 Union-square, n. Y lithaye and l7th:stl
STEWART;s Slate, Marble, and Wood Mantels
The trade literally dealt with 22O and 222 West 23ds
New-York tribune., 1876-12-30
IARnRs oF TIE supEEME COURT.

In Circuit. Part l.. of the Supreme Court,
notwithstanding the interruptions Of the oyer and Ter
miner business and several unusually long iia'' Jol
cases have rccn disposed OF in the year. Ia Circuit
p,rt II tho UurL gf Tho wear includes:
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NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
Only DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.-THIE

ONLY DlRECI LINE ~ fhANCE.-,d !, NJ ~
~ GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANfS NAL MAIL
STHANFRS BETWEEN NEW-YORK AND IANRE,
CALLING at PLYMOUTH, g. b. for the landing oi paseh
c.-,i,oD.
cauus provided with electric beS VIII san IRON Fei NO
81 foot u BarrOw-st. North river AZ follows: M
LABRADOR, Sanglcr Sal hDAn DEC 2v' y ~
AMERiQj T., SA hDA A. jan io' % pm
ERSECIt TrudqIIg......... SATU TURDAY, Jan. "a p M
PRICE OF PASSAGE IN GOLD unclrhng ~lnsl; a.. .
Frat Cabin 10 Sl2O. according 10 accommodations
second Cabin S72 Third Cabin $40 Return tickets at re
dICe,t 1at Is. ina
storage ?6 with superior accommodation including win
utensils without extra charge steamers Daheu
TINS ID 10 carry stCerage passengers
' louis Dr. BEBfAS. Agent, No So BROADWAY
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WHITE STAR LINE.
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CARRYING THE
UNITED STATES MAIL.
Of this Line take the Lane Routes
by L. =. N, going south OF the BANKS on e
mas o Queenstown, all the year round.
CELTIC. SATURDAY, Dec 80, at 3 p m
ADRIATIC, SATURDAY, Jan. o. 10 a. m
BRITANNiC SATU RDAY, Jan. 20, $50 o. m
CELTIC, SATURDAY, Feb. 3, $3.50 a. NJ - >,o,rr
FROM THE WHITE STAR DOCK PIER o. NOklh
RIVER =, -. ., ,s,,Dos,ad ,r ~,
ponfmeut. The Saloon, Staterooms. smoking anu batn
ns are nlaced amiships the noise aud motion are
least felt aording degree Of comfort hitherto uhatahaoe
ARATEs-saloon $50 and 800. gold Return Tickets on
favorable Steerage, S2e.
plans and other Information Apply a no
COMPANY " " II. ]. CORTIS, Agent
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OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY

" saiag from Pier 81, North River. - 49,,
FOR Norfolk. CITY Point and Richmond, TUESDAYS,
TIT RsBANS, and SATURDAYS az 8 p. M connecdIg Cg :
WIN Inc Virginia Tennessee Air Line Atlantic COAST
line Piedmont Lur, Chesapeake and Ohio Railroa anu
With company, seam lines 70 interior points ID Norln
Carolina and virginia. -. r,-,,,
Nrwbern Warrington " G. tyia Norfolk every IL lS
DAY, THU Is,DAl, aud SATlIDAG -,
I,wes Del leaving New.YOrk MONDAYS and III KS,
DAYS al I. m, connecting with Delaware ana MaJlAhu
railroads..
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed
Ieb tickets and bills Of lahing 10 all points at
Ict rates Insurance foriolk SC, per cent Freight
received daily Pirr 81, North River.
"''''~' ~ ' n 1. MCtKEADY. President.
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GnrouGan AopertlscmrnIs.

european advertisements.
uIuTION AT TRIESTE.-Rev. X. OCal-
Iaghan English Chaplain NJ. A. and silyermedaiist Of
the niyersy OF Dublin receives few BOYS as PUPILS
peca attention paid fitting students for the universities
Refer to A. ID. THAYER, U. s. Consul
TJ'O ADVERTISERS.
THE CONTINENT
THE SWISS TINES,
Published in English three times week. az Geneva
LEONARD W. BACON, Editor
Is circulated in every part Of the Conmentof Europe
Advertising Agents. -
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THE EXAMINER

Establish 1S0S)
weekly pages post free To America 7d per copy per
annuln fI.lO.G, or 81 30, gold.
"The main objects of THE EXAMINER Newspaper" said
LEIGH HUNT OF rIo work whcl he and his bfOther JOHN
UST commenced 1SOS assist In producing reform
in Parliament beraiy OF opinion in general espeeiA rss
dom FROM snDeIstuOn and fusion OF literary tastes into AZ
snhects ghateyer" have been made IN po
tiea social and literary progress during the s1seyen
years which the lifetime OF THE EXAMINER already coz
ers and many good reforms in which iKlGH HUT ALsAI
John MILL and their associates were
poneer achieved but these reforms have Only
prepared the way others yet 10 be eneeted THE EA
fSER I'm accordance gnal principles aud r2duons
attempts TO much useful service 70 Tho cause Of
now a. il has done former years. IL strives honestly ana
heartily TO aid its readers forming sound opinions concr
ing the important events u the Jay and IN drawing
surh conclusions promote wise thought aud fearless
action toward removal Of aud abuses from when
the world still suffers toward the development o. yows
that necessary the ncreasodwe beng of All e's o
SO'I.9 T69NDoN ENGLAND: f. DALLow. l3G STRAND.
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Ocean Cleaners.

.o~-~~~-~~-~~Y~.~~~>~~~
A MEXICAN STEAMSHIP LINE, between
"A PHILADELPHIA and Liverpool calling at Queenstown Thurs
DAYS from Philadelphia wednesdays from Liverpool
Steamers o sail TOm Philadelphia as follows: -
INDIANA ............Jan. OHIO Jan 70
sLORD CLIVE...J Jan. l8 fCITY of fNEW.Y0RK Feb 3
Price ot Passage in Currency: -
Cabin SIS TO siOO intermediate, $40 Steerage, SIS
PETER WRIGHT SONS, Gen. Agents, Philadelphia
JouN NcDON AID x battery. place n Y
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nACIFIC MAIL AND PANAMA TRANSIT
4 STEAMSHIP LINES.

DACIFIC MAIL AND PANAMA TRANSIT
II STEAMSHIP LINES.
For CALIFORNIA, JAPAN, CHINA AUSTRALIA
SisW.ZEALAND. BRITISH COLUMBIA OREGON, &c.
Sailing from per az North RIVER;
For SAN FRANCISCO via ISTHMUS OF PANAMA
SIcanlsIhp ACAPULCO SATU RDAY, Dec, 80.
American aud south racine iOttS
From SAS FRASCISCOto JAPAN aud CHINA
StcanshiD CITY OF PEKING, MONDAY, Jan l.
FROM san Francisco sandwich Islands AustTah anu
New Zealand. - ,-e.-,,. - ,---,..
VIZ E1r r;iyDE e e. or TO H. J. BULLAY. supt,
Bowling. green Pier ~ ~ H., foot Of Canal,sL
DED STAR STEAMSHIP LINE. appointed
Ia 10 carry the Belgian and United States Mails
The following steamers are appointed 10 san Io AntNeIP
80" 49, DLi IsIDbtd From NcW- York.
SFDERINN D.. Jan. % SWITZERLAND Jan; 10
NADERLAND........FcD 10 hENlLWOlsih ih....-'-i Gu
Rates Of Passage IN Currency: -,
FIrsr Cab second Cabin, $50. Steefage, 10
- y and AZ BrOad-si., ~ y.
JOHN MCDONALD, battery place, y y.
STATE LINE.-To Glasgow, Liverpool, Dub
- ip Belfast, and Londonderry These frstclass iulpo"
'i' PIER AZ North Riyer-Foot Of Canal.st. n. r. -
STATE OF PEN ESNSYLVANlA.. iiuisdaS DEC -
STATE OF NlRGlNlA
STATE OF NEVADA
STATE OF lhursuiy, Jan; -
FIRST cabin $50 S65 s7O according 20 accommoation
Excursion Tickets sllO Sl25. Second Cabin Si5 Return
ricketts, $50 Stecrage at lowest rates. Apply 10 =. =,
STrERAGE PASSAGE at 40. As Broadway anu at Com.
i.r "a, ,tffl QTtl 81 N II
New-York tribune., 1876-12-30
TAMAR INDIEN GRILLON

universally prescribed by the FacultyA laxative refresh
ing and medcated fruit ozenge for the immediate relief and
saectus Of constipation hesdache bile hemorrhods
Tamar pills the purgatives Is agreeable
10 take and produces irritation Prepared by E Grill
fOS ST Rnnbuteau. PARIS Depot CASWELI. HAZARD d
20 corner Fifth. ave- ard Twsrty 'ourthst. EewYork
New-York tribune., 1876-12-30
DARIS.-HOTEL CAMPBELL,

81 Avenue Friedland two doors the Champ Eyseen
lust opened by Miss CAMPBELL drst class Maison ds
Pension situated elevated and fashionable quarter
ana In easy communication by omnibus and tramWay with AL
other narts Of Paris moderate.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-30

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Five years aud upward. ..- 10
Two and n half " five yrs. 20
One to two and n half yrs.li4
Less than one year .....3ll
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-07
MATltINTelNgAI,.

Az MEXICAN uESrLEuAN or 81. MATRI
~ momia,iy inclined desires the acquantamcc q an
intelligent young American lady Address WALTERS. box
Herald once. giving full description and stating when
and where an interview may he had.