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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-07
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEw.YoRR.....

PORT OF w.YoRR....................JaN 8
CLEARED. 1890
steamship WIN. J.. clyde ingram, fhlaoeiphh JumS
Steamship saIer (Ger FRANKIE via southampton.
osrS ,%.p Isaac Boil Lawrence Norfolk city Point and
Richmond. old Dominion steamship co ., ~, =, "a.
steamship Barnes, CheeseInan, Savannah W. H. Gar
m.bip HA,;eras AfankIn. Port Royal and Fernandna
ssamshp City OF YewYorl Zimmerman Havana Alex
'i s1csssnP Eeanor4 johnson. Porilana F. Ame'
I, 9onsaiics tIsr) Medium, ST Johns y. T.. Hewlett
lTR Richard Pearso tBrl Bar,aby Bristol E.. &c, J. F.
WAN" Rark iSvinii. Davis NaanEas Brett Son 9 Co
Brie Thomas 1mu, Mcconnell. Arroyo. r r. L. W. a +.
se r. A. Forsytb Uobbie stamford Stamford Manuac.
iT = p Goodwin Williams stamford. stamford Manufao.
scS Mary J. Fisher Camp. philadelphia. Cartwright
sshf Julia II. Floyd. Gaskin Georgetown. s. c. E. D. Hur
pcSr Maud Seward. Applcgarth. Baltimore, William cha
sehr Idaho Jam.on Woods Hole Mass, jos 3. correi
schr Pilots Bride Edridgr Havana :. W. lewis Co.
sclr Marx Pendeon scott santo Domingo Guy j. do RI
schr J. C. Nash, Crowley, Brunswick. Ca, Warren Ray.
schr Frank Walter, SAXON JACKSONVILLE Fia' warren
Ray.
steamship s@Sman T gta l msaS i SG and
a, ssshs D Solb Win tp mi 10 Phelps Bios
steamship City Of Montreal iBrl Mirehoase lAyefpoe
Dee - via Queenstown 2ith Win nd'e ana pass 70 'o :"
Steamship Crescent CITY, Curtis Havana JAN with mdse
Steamship Harilsbnrc. Worth, Philadelphia.
ship Nevada of Boston Kruger, Hamburg NOV 5, with
BARK Minerva lot Boston,, Brown Deast Nov H. IN bal
bark Argus of Dupdcel Scott MALAGA % days with mdse
Bark Vittora tai) Demsrno bordeaux ~ Gays. 10 bal
BARK Atlantic lot NewHavep Ianfare Martinique II
barr AdoipI i:nser sirout Genoa 50 daya with peso
lark Drowning sophie iS0r) Fsd0sso' "'ooe" ~ '''s
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civil, NOTHg.

The Commissioners bill of costs on the open
Ing of one hundre g-and-hfty first ST. from Ninthave to
the Hudson River referred yesterday by Judge Bar
rt IN Supreme Court Chambers, TO John n. Lewis for
examination Each OF the three Comm ss0ners Edward
claims S233 -. The Surveyor, Joseph T. Kane, Claims
s75 80 the CLERK. Vim. n Armstrong, $500 ANA there
are some items including $50 FOR Office rent 5wel
Ing the whole bill 81 800 o. The Controller objects
tied.
In 1874 Mrs. Dora Friedman died, leaving
viii dated Oct. 10, 1868 BY the terms Of the viii all
Of her property valued nj about $4,000. II left to her
four children and her husband entirely excluded Mr
Friedman now contests the will the ground shat when
n was made the testarix lacked esamentry capacity,
ANA that drawn up al the ONCE 81 her lawyer and
siu1e with her mark, though she could WRITE Ihc mat
ter cumC on trial Yesterday before Surrogate van
-caick The h that Mrs Friedman could neither
read write, and that All or the property was left 10
the children account Of their fathers Ill Treatment OF
them A. T. Dyert appeared Tor the proponents OF the
will. and ex-Iudge Curtis ion Mr.. Friedman.
The trial OF the suit of Ellen f.. Gillette
against Anna NJ Jackson and william o. Jackson was
hein Yesterday before Judge sper in Superior Court.
Trial Term The ladies ncighbOrs, and the plantih
declares that Mrs Jackson her husband abetting had
Ter arrested false charge. Mrs Jackson says that
the palriR encouraged two ~ her apprentices to come
10 her sinop and abuse her and spit her dress. DIT
Fk.nn white affirming his Wos story as 10 TIC provo
cation Aays that Mr Gilotte and himself tried Ia ar
rance matters bat that unfortunately WARRANT got INTO
the hand, policeman, VINO insisted on doing Ills amy
when Jdcksou could mot by ie,ou O sickness brt to
the cont room 10 mgufain her charge. Tue Plali
as, So 600 damages The IL sim Geo W. Lord
appears for painun; p Courtney and John MeOihh LOT
defendant.
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A, ,ho yorl ,illc Police Count Yesterday William
DECISIONS JAZZ. q.

S,,,remr Court k1mbov-By Judge Lawrence
sfairf of tire Guafdlu Sayifrs ir.a1u1 rrlorannum
counsel. knluauu agt Falls h it ari.tit H. li'Itl
mis- Uiyf kufiIaur ~ talsN Dat dutIuiit) -
i,, mao. i,tfrI ln.. D. l,innir-NutDn granted
sf.ff.r ol eerrei 10 the Hon. VIM Mitchell o.
win ht- c4ullH ufnn tue ltrtS g. 70
,,.tb-r H. urlr ..aei prui y o. made. Hartley
III tiau-Nofi0u strike ont sham gud iITrlcta an
ret, brt motion '-cut o. account cf iI fNoi U.s.
. !. CO., a.. ausRtr granted VIA c's, rtf si Nlnei-
,u Ptliaa phia amt rsdur coal aui iron company agt
tl.,.t.ftN granted COSTS
.u .tuitrs act lltHWav fh,r' 81 no .if'ni ht'i 500
W On which 10 base allowance ucHn papers were d"iec
F,u-.l n,t Maurice rri Hritlft n" -hul'y-N n"ns i
..f without costs. rii'uuit. PAGAN tF -ients
I.-r.ti a~ pc1I.1. Motions al 81 WIN rlu"''i~ Low
is,, uci Fnls. Manly 4ag lncM0iCns rf.hitt Win SO
ia ig,tmnn ag Wr4i-Or, nctl Matter ~ ,iHik-'tD
rert en- rnri. &c. bingham ngi oI,"hn'l.-noil,h
rrutet shout costs. Marsh Hei oh ttthii.i,
o,ic,k add ballad ON slOL Ilr aSt Nurr-t'"fi con
frfn. and liMol counsel i.' rM inl lN Ht'oiifnte
~ m IA. r..cuu,adsrn II sad report Hc0Ir ast wendell
TWO hundred toli1lo Is '''A'I' compensation m'io''n
,,.,,el f,ys-By Judrc Doaohus Berimau agt lake
shoe and Mti. m Southern kltrl company OF
fur the term.
Syreyior pi-Sooridl 7Tm-By Judge Sanford
ol.,n .Di-1n. futiul eIantrs utgf confirmed
aorv nm counsel fee 10 De- paid ~ rc"mcndw ftith ~
~ et uds urlt granted ia COSTA ct
a. asi Mrnberg-i- Co mo,iun stand ab"ulNi 10 u ,Ab
Ncad on i'ti.' 'ii' l 10 joan
-. Judge Sedgsick-AntGlrath agt aomer'iht- order
settled.
Common Pleas-Special TGm-Ily Judge Daly.-
a., c-DcWurrcr rfffrued Win leave To
answer In go da,s TYHi' ACT The Mayor &c
DoIuuir oyriruled with leave - a'd ~ 20 sl deInee
Indictment plaintiff On demurrer 10 answer Butt asI
board Of Observation-Disclosures yeirgitd
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TIE RECEPTION or DIR. ANDERsoNs BODY

A telegram has been received 10y Ellery An
derson. son OF Dr. Anderson whose death at Lahore,
india has been announced saving That his fathers body
viii arrive in chis city from Liverpool ON the steamer
France which IL expected about Jan. IS. The managers
Of the Catholic Protectory have appointed committee.
consisting of Richard H. Clark Franklin II. Churchill,
and Henry L. oguet TO receive 9Gd tako charge of the
body on its arrival Cardinal McCoskey will conduct
the funeral and read the Solemn Requiem Mass One
month after service the Committee directed
TO make arrangements for having another Solemn
ReOnein said the TepOse OF Dr. AndcfsOns SOUL
in observance tie "m0nti'a mind" Tho body Will 10
placed IN the family vault ~ the Church o. tho MADONNA
at fort Loo, N. H., which wa5 but by DR. Anderson's
efforts.
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THE COURTS.
DAMAGES FROM THE FOURTHAvE. IMPROVE
MENT


MENT
The trial of the suit of Charles E. lligham
against the New-York and Harlem Railroad Company
WAS begun yesterday in Supreme Court Circuit before
Judge Van Tho plaintiff, grocer, leased In 1877
a store at Eighty hfth-st and Fourth-aye Tor
five years There was bridge spanning the
tracks and giving Higham access 20 his customers
In Madison and Fifth-aves. When the sinking Oh
the Harlem tracks VIVA begun the dsienaah's
for time kept his sidewalk clear but at last they encn
bered II with stones and EARTH placed derrick IN 'front.'
OF his store which made 10 his front door appa-
reny dangerous. removed the gaslamp at the corner,
and removed the bridge thus ereetuay breaking up DIS
business. He the railroad company the contractors
Sidney Dillon, NJ. A. clyde and John i. Andrews ana
the subcOntractOrs, William Kinds and Moses Noyes,
laying his damages at $4,000 The Company anu the
contractors claim exemption on the ground that the
acts were not done by them nut by the subc0ntractor
All the defendants claim that the acts done were neces
sary to carry out purpose directed by law; that no u
necessary annoyance given To defendant ana that
he has sustained no damage. The case Il sun on.
Charles Crary appears for pantin Alexander IuOr Ior
the defendants.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-07
HUGH M'PARLAN's WILL.

In the suit of Wright, guardian of John Ii.
McParan, against James McParian and another. which
though In form partition suit, was In fact snt TO set
aside the will of Hugh Ncitran, the supposed father
OF John H. McParan, the jury In the Superior Court
Trial Term before Judge Mcneil yesterday brought III
verdict FOR the defendant The will of Hugh McParlan
left hS property, about 100000. to his brother
James subject certain trusts among others to support
his adopted son. John II. McParlan, and pay him NJ
his majority II 900. The Court at the close of the evil
dence the jury the consideration OF all qnes
tions but two: FIRST whether the boy was the son OF
Hugh AIcParlan and his wifo; second, whether there
was any issue Of the marriage OF Hugh McParlan 10
Josephine A. Livingston. The jury answered both qes-
tons In the negative Culver Wright appeared Tor the
plaintiff John L. Parsons for the defendant.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-07

East Lonond of LondonI Brown Singapore July o
schr Israel Snow of Rockandl Hatch, BaracOa dayA
with frait.
NOTICE To MARINERS
WAsHSgToS. jan 6Notice Il giyon by the Lighthouse
Board that the second class buoy No marking the
tion Of Cigll and Ireweron channel approaches Bad
temporarily until further notice. BY black spar buoy
bearing the same number
DISASTER.
BOSTON Jan G-The ecir Emma T.. Porter Chapman from
Baltimore for Boston, coal Bars
last night The vessel Is leaking and had her manboom
red away.
QUEENSTOWN Jan G-The steamship Elysia, Campbell Of
here to-day. Her usual place Of call Neville
brought the American nas she touched az this port order
to land them.
Oct To- lat 81 o6 g. lon 4s ~ L.. ship Melrosc from CAL
FOREIGN FORTS
QUEENSTOWN jan 6-rhe American Line steamship iii.
nois from Philadelphia OF Brow Head at O'Clock this
HAyaf, Jan. e-The General Transatlantic companys
steamship Pereife DauTe from SewYork via Plymouth ~
LONDON 6Sailed Canessa Padre, Pater Capt GaAu-
heh) CODsgo Anna Rich Nalcro, Kalsfad Kate Harding
ult Martha j. Brady 81 inst, Gutenberg on Dungenesst
Chrstopher Coiumbus John Gibsos Tneode 9Th Edmund
yenscrag 9th, rurker Dolphin, Galveston, and Lawrence
Brown
DOMESTIC PORTS.
FORTRESS MoSRot, Jan 6-Aruved. brig sunnyslGe from
Rio ian iro for orders
BALTIMORE Jan e.-Arrived, steamship William Kennedy.
Foster bark Yanoy1ei TObey Rio Janero
Cleared steamship John Hopkins Iiaet Boston bark Agder
(N0r.G for Belias, Ire.
da passed up John y. Colby. nom Darien
and David Amos from Portland gassed up thus ship
Derby Bremen; baTks Alice Thomas FROM sotterisa
Johann i1% iyerpSS i1Psf9. IRON k9ad9fdsTy big 80
ITor Latest sh,s N.rs rim Page.i
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NOMINATIONS.
WAsn!NGToN, Jan. G.-The President sent

the following nominations 90 the Senate to-day:
Carpenter - Iowa 10 h0 Second Controller Reuben
Williams NJ Indiana 70 be Deputy second Controller.
Igai0l Il l.afsfoln Young Of New ORR Fort Peck
Nouiuu = W. Mnru0u OF missouri N the cunaO dated
Agcucc indian eIrtofy GEO. J.. Bette VI Michigan
o. llC MiCigHu Agency, IN Michigan.
Hcceirfff ~ IHbfc bosrG-D. l.. uaW at Wauson, Wis
g.. N. Ballard. a IudilE-iuhs Ind
Pc7fff.a rf L1ud nm rs. n. Nhan NJ WausOn. Wis.
Edmuni Brown. Indianapolis Ind. Geo. D. Bowman. at La
~ tsllli. NCW-AcIcO.
RrgG1 ~ M trr Brevet colonies r. y. Mason
2ls Infantry John UfocD, ls Cavalry; VIM H. Bfown 9th
Cl,a d.. ana Ge1 81 rainfall, 2Si Infantry
$so number ~ minor uli tia promotions by hrevet.
I0sfteeseisW Nm. Weldon, Iowa Fas Iowa. Abrum iiar
y0chaster tiuu James IT. Nal sntu lAuCIst0f Penn;
John r. Newcomer GIoenvlo. Ala and Carlos q. Wilson
GlciEctIe Ca. 49,.
Denver First Assistant Engineer John H. DAILY TO he Chief
Ispsue, Revenue serT ice Albion W. iOurgec 10 De Pen
SION Agent at Raleigh ~ c. Passed Assistant Engineer Wm
81 smith 10 be Chiof Engineer n the Navy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-07
CRIyi;AL NOTES.

At the Washington Place Police Court YESTERDAY,
Ires l. port. TriyntH detective hold IN 81 O0p BAN
~, ohiainng from John Bfcher oi No 253 flsi 1oyent
. tt,l.f ursru,s T,essrr als hsgifp hatth - 'n a.
s,tr ~ 30 III Sullivan a. va. ted 'oI keeping disOr
,ler, Lou-e a I'd for violating thc fAc.ss law.
Joseph H. sutton, charged with perjury ~ wit
ne in hank rupty pendns Ia iatol'Du ~ j. "As
y,stery 10 "a city Comn4,. 1-no"e sa.
tm 4, ,u- states hal fiufim"T of NtsJef-fy The
r tu,iu.ii,. ~ FrfduaBi Harofi charged with pass
ag counterfeit bills yufIprng 20 af0 De- i-5arh ~ VIZ
N| gns \ aiionll Of this city, adjourned uhti
Monday. -
Al the York,-ille Police Court yesterday William
frtua.u was held 10 await Tho ran - the ia hil- r IN
f-.tri on William Deacon O no Ilu INlrt a' =, NA"l ne
,rr~ ground t.t Es lg Vas broken l''Sc b. m
.fstue ii.am ll-sgu wa l'ld To await me
is Of lclung hal 1yen Mrs. Mary tuire OF ta5t
,tt.si, John iuith charged win
ha g beaten PAtnok o Br en- % Eleventh ave. anl mt
sy,ut II severely THAI his lie u d- 1.fe o. lh~N alt
,I 10 await r.sult Of t.c injaIir, .iln tu"yn,
81 erin4.d the Washington Hoia ~ IrlJaS Go ~
80 r,t-ef uiti scaiug -UH tru ~tf % b. h;l -Hin ot
ssgtrA tasus baen gwen th0 5u 70 pet Coal g. Ni' us
c@4lc. She oGcnss beng - 'le eyes u the "a" oS I'u
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FROM GLASGOW - stslmr1iy aachJTie. Jan 6.--Mrs.
sa'rheT Mr. Phlp. Mr Goats Dir. Deer at Aatiou3al
From HAEANA-ln .t"ll1E' 2 crescent Ciy- : ~ ~.
T. i,fra Nbr PH.a. }. s. Mlll| j. r. SianRLt r. rose
Iurz'em4rsi. fias ByUtnn. stephen lIghtbolfne Bent
Hayes Lewis os Daniel g. Godirr' George Nal@ Leysn
tIigo8i g r. Schultz Cauirno, =. A sawyer, BITS 10
iIt, Garcia Fkuerr Chts. ~. H. Saff' J. - i.iihff
Go0 Moore coli man sharp Chas d. i'oos Goo \" u!Ooa
I-I..lA InlI
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p lgSEYG Frs S.lTLED.

ron ppTuEN-nl steamship SITTER Jan. CIV 4. Ma
,lie, ana family Mrs f. Sawytr NJ. Cohen Louis Cohen y
nrfau r. Israe John II Barrels H. Chr Otnianno lisls
~chudL T. A. UbstelL
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s,n rtss. 72i sur 400 Moon SETS S2l
WAfFR THS DAY. *
SANDY Hoax 37 Cows island. 100 Hell q. Ferry Gao
HiuH WATER rus DAY. NJ -.
SANDY Hook iOl Cows Island. 439 Hell @. Ferry 025
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

Mr. RANDALL Dem; PENN, from the Com
mittee on Appropriations, reported a resolution, in
stgnotns tho Committee on Military Affairs to take into
immediate consideration the psy nud allowances Of all
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PA.I III.-sIRIDAN. ].

CryrRu S-sio,5-SffruFRis Henry starr robbery
Mari Black. Francis luhn Ncinia frlon s assault
gld nff.rv janice savage bUrslary; 4uhS Httr Daniel
tr.. r -isuul Alien Oerrsc stlh.cy ihit' NJ htl
grani li zen! Ncassl horhden' lcit Ncep'
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ernpVU GFRAIAN JLOYU
NJATIUNAL LINE.
Tioni ricr- :! aud 81. North River.
EDtk IH.DgN DIRECT

y. ~ tt.NftAS LIN
RON s5 ldsr ld & Sc q 6 Taf.s F'''
GREECr " " 'saesie'i gan ~ II ? m
F,R 0UEENSIOWN AND LfYLHFOOh
HEEE II "a, p i'g p ia. ','"i> 80 !"
CABIN pass &C. SO ia@ SO currency. streg- At srsary
redUc'st rre Return ueaes a r@aueet rs,sS repaid
Tao 0'''a' '-'' No. % '''' +. HURST M4a-sar
New-York, Havana n Mexican Mail 5. $. Limo.
~ '''"n' ron HAVANA DIRECT;
CITY OF TEW.l ORR RsDAY JAN. o.
CC[TTf or VERA GRii TiGRsDAY Jan %
FOR ILRA Cruz AND NEW ORLEANS.
GifY OF TUESDAY, Ian ~.
r ~ frS,, ~, 81, a, a., ai.piv 10
f0I + " HfigXAS DGE : soNs Nos 81 ana 50 Broadway
Ven cruz aad al the above Iorth
ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.-THE
VI qMNMALr TANSAt4NFcK C 4Nb xTss sA
IN. ,o,en Vessels on fyrS foa,c for the oou,inon,
eng sou'hei any Otherl will 'ai IRON Pier No
LABRADOR snglier ~ RnAI' JsS' ~
PEICE or ASsAs6 o IN u0lp 70
seeonl CABIN p third cabin $40 ketarH ucAe AZ rcao''
siserase, sqG with superior accommodation. including AZ
necesssres without extra charge stc,mors marked thuA ~
d" not carp OF DE BEBitN. Agent No . groalwss
DAClFIC MAIL 5. 5. LINZ. .,..r,.,,,
Hi.wiz2FS t Ifii BiRRffTisu coitMBiN &Gs.
roR aR% FIX ser 52 va is5f G P1SA
tCAPI iC, tRra iil p - my 1I's soUTH
N'"'''''-' PACIFIC FORTS.
PROM SAN FRANCISCO TO. JAPAN AND CHINA
PROM SAN FRANCIsCO 70 AUSTRALIA AND NEw'
ZEALAND va no SoLuLU, 5 L. ~
Sp from san fSNSisCo 10 VICTORIA. PORT TOWNS.
END. TACOMA, PokflANp Ncp g
For or be l9s s aSn S2i YqS o 9, Ss s mo T.
II. J. BCLLAY superintendent
STAR BALL LINE.
UNITED STATES AND Brazil NAIL eTEAMsHirs.
Sailing regularly EVERY MONTH from
WATsON's WHARF. BROOKLYN ". Y,
for PARA PFRNANBUCc BAHIA, and mo JANElRo,
calling At ST. JOHNS PORTO RICO
| NELLIE MARTIN. 1900 tons, Jan %, At / ?. H.
=" n whLkfR 200 tons March When $50 falls On
sunday steamers ssl the day previous. - a., ,,.. In.
prvsman;. having histcl1s, passenger accommodations
For ire ght and passage reduced rates. apply 70
J. 8 TUCKER co, Agents % Pre- ss--
WHITE STAR LINE.
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CARRYING THE
| UNITED STATES MAIL -,
S Ss sS 10 T oasnst To- ali iiS year
A TTiitr &C. s Sl;Ga jan Is. s,sam.
BALTIC SATURDAY; jan ~ az "a N ~
| GFRMANIC SATURDAY Feb. Q. At hm xosra
| FROM THE WHITE STAR DOCK PihN "a "'
ibess steamers are uniform and unsurpassed
Rooms are placed audshps whore The noss ana mas
| as lsast anoTling q degree OF cehiors n''"e'~
RATEs~ssaloOn. SCI $50 snd $780, gold Retain f'0'
on Of pas i otaSr Information apply d 10
oo%paays oSscss 10. 81 aroaiwAy Sey yS;r,s axsal
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l.
FOX LOnDDN DIRECT
CPvlDr par Hez.iaY. Jan 70 , l.
En A,'I. Thursday. jan. - u A. az.
FOR UI Ei.NSlDhN AND LlhL.lDoll
HELNF1 tiHl. p 10 p IA. LNoi-A ND.ini 20 IN
IfIE = ti.N. sal. - 3. Do.
CABIN pass. .e. $40 currency. Sferlr- ~ creamy
rrdgcrd rrct, ut,ets a. reducgt rseS Prepaid
Sfeerl.. .ts fIu. StrrCo q. rae low st rte Apply AZ
N'0 0'' '"' '--''' '''' T. " HURST Manager.
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CALEEDARS-Tms DAY.

SuPgRlfg COuRT-CuAMuERs-BARnR j.
- .-. ,.t. 10 otQ pigplsa sc not Farna.
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rl,oM sAN FRANcIsCo NO JAPAN ANp {

\. .. ALASKA. Fob. ,. 80.
PROM SAN FRANClStO 70 AUSTRALIA AND NEM'
ZEALAND va no NOLrLU :. L.
:. \ --. Monday jan. 81
and every fonT weeks thereafter ...,,
END. TACOMA pORrLANp. SC, &c,
the 10Th. 20th. md 30ih Of overy MONTH
freight passage, apply az loot OF canal ST., y "
n j. m LAY. SnnarlntenhenA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-07

l52 Same aet. Same.
1853. Same agL. Same.
l5t. .Brtton agt. Dayton.
l57. .InYraham agt. Housh.
tain.
159..LOcke eft a. agt. WI.
moro ct 81.
1874. Morris ct al. agt Porter
1G5. .Deyan agt Martin Ell al
lC6 a. .NandcrpOel agt. White
ct al.
1853. r.. T.. Trust Company
agt. Halligan ct al.
100. .AstOr ct al agt. Morris.
l..Dadley agt. shear ct al.
179. .KattenhOrn agt. Kat
tsnhorn Ut al.
1917. Rockh0rn agt. Miller
ct al.
1913. Ward ACT. Krumm ~ nj.
1873. .Leserman a9t. Burn
ham ct al.
200. .Birdsall at Rapp ct al.
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aNAIAN LINE.

Tbese Iiatoass steamships san regularly AZ p NJ. from
Pier 80. - S0rtN River. a. foio'gsi
Si,il.sI..i CNl-rl Ell CIIl.fHi k-BAH. Fan. IS,
Stcel's,.r tUiE NIB 2.... III SDA4, jan -.
Accom- V-urp-fi. For n gl passas apply 10
WILLIAM D.. grHDi. s. Co.. No. Do. lila grcsa
WCrrIl.NP LUItNG q &C.. Agents ip Havana.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-14
RAILROADS.
FOR THK CENTENnIAL EXHIBITION
FIVE TRAINS DAILY, EXCEPT SUNDAY
VIA BALTIMORE & POTOMAC RAILROAD.

Commencing Morldoy, June 12th.
The Baltimore and Potomac Railroad Oompany
viii run the following trains
tlroIsh to Philsdelphis with %es4 III -
out char &c OF cars. leaving theH1HIHSnz6&Ae
except Sunday: ''
SEES A. NJ and arriving in Philadelphia at lao
Pm, daily, except Sunday
$3.50 A. NJ, ard arriving in PHILADELPHIA at l:25
M, daily, except Sundsy.
1:4O P. M, and arriving in Philadelphia at $50
P. NJ, daily, except Sunday.
$50 p NJ, and arriving in Philadelphia Of IL P.
NJ, daily.
$40 P. NJ, and arriving In Philadelphia ct ass
An, daily.
Sleeping cars attached to the train to Philadel.
phia leaving at $40 P. and persons securing
berths can remain In the car until O'Clock A. NJ.
secure your tickets at the Office of the company,
northeast corner 18th street and Pennsylvania ave-
pue, and northeast corner Of 6th-street and Penn
syfyania avenue. and depot Of the Baltimore and
Potomac RAILROAD company.
FRANK THOMPSON, General Manager
nyB I'm ID. N. BOYD. JR.. Gen. Pas. AGENT.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
BROS, Auctioneer,.

DUHCAEs0N BROS, Auctionsers.
TRusTEEy SALE OF AN ELEGANT TWO.
sIOkI. BASEMENT. AND MANsARD aOOF
rhEsonD BRICK FRONT HOUSE, with Ali
We modern Improvements, situated on X street.
petNeen yfn and 10th streets northwest, beina
numpered 933, on street. at auction.
.Dy,Nntue OF deed Of trust given to us, and IL
GATED August 2. A. ID. 1879, duly recorded ia IN
nipef ost folio l3s, Of the land records for the.
DIlct OF Columbia, ar ct the req nest Of the par
nee seoured thereby, we will sell public auction
% s mont OF the premises, on WEDHEsD Az, the
afternoon, all that piece parcel Of ground situ
sted ard lying In the city OF Washington, District
OF columbia, and being known and described on the
ground Hlsn Of said city a. al Of lot marked and
Isttered q, in enjamin Y. 0ilberts recorded sub
division OF part Of square numbered three hundred
arc seventy -one GID, together with the improve
menfs CONSUMING OF an elegant two story basement
ana mansard roof pressed brick front Dwelling
House 18th every oonvenienoe Of first class resi-
ponI facing south; with spacious grounds in 'front.'
Terms: The amount Of Indebtedness secured by
said deed Of trust unpaid and expenses OF sale in
cash; balance in g. IL and Is months; notes bearing
six cent interest from day OF SALE and cured
BY deed Of trust on the property sold. deposit
of $500 will be required at time of sale. Ali con.
veyanciDg at expense OF purchaser IL terms Of sale
are not comp piled with In i've days from day OF sale
at the risk and coet OF the defauting urchsser
WI ssVeiaiaassfS5 LxR,S Trustees.
FRANK W. HACKETT, ass La. ave,
Attorney for Trustees.
ts q DUNOAN6ON BROS, Aucts.
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8 GREEN, AuOuOneers.

TRUSTEES SALE 0JVtLUABLE BUILDING
Lot fReNTlkG ON EIGHTH STREET CON-
T1NUED. Oh WRIGHT ROAD. ADJOINING
MhsHiNGToN CITY. ON TIE NORTH COX
rs, CONTAINING 1905 SQUARE FEET.
BY virtue Of o deed OF trust, dated June Sd, -
A. ID. ISIS, and duly recorded ia Lioer No. ia
7oS, folio u, one of the land records for the 80
District OF Columbia and at the request OF the party
secured thereby, will sell at public auction, in
front OF the p; enises on SATURDAY. June 2 18th,
A. ID. lS6, at $50 M, all that certain Lot in tbs
county Of Washington in said District and known
as Lot lumber one hundred nd TWEEN " seven (Iz7)
In Wright and Dole's subdivision OF part of Mount
Pleasant and Pleasant Plains the same is record
ed In the Surveyors flee of said District in Lew
Court, No 2, folio IS with the improvements there
on, consisting Of fences, frame shed, &C.
Terms Of sale: One third cash, (of which $50
must be paid at time Of saleJ and the balance in six
and ~ elve months, with In crest per cent from
day Of sale until paid to be secured by purchasers
notes aud deed OF trust on the property sold to
the satisfaction Of the Trustee Convey ancing and
recording at purchasers cost. IL terms OF sale
not complied with In six days after sale the Trustee
the right resell at risk and cost of purcha
ser in default. WIN. +. HOFFMAN, Trustee,
20. 1891 II street northwest.
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