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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-09-27
SEATTLE MARKET REPORT.

CORRECTED DAILY BY D. HORTON co.
SEATTLE. Sept. 90, 1876.
Gold in New York 81 .o9a. 9I.ssas.
Currency, here. buying. 90 selling. 81.
Trade dollars, IS half dollars, ".
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-02
DECISIONS-MAECHl.

Supreme Court haMbr5-By Judge Lawrence
pt,r a. ,OLea.-I cd tlr PREVIOUSLY MAZE for
alter ii hearing, al. ALL cafcihy oAaing iAe
tai 40 ne case - 80 "ou0tiu ana ne al
q. a lngat l1e o., eII
t. ied CO1sT.ii,d dcny u motion also; tte MOTION
.y he re wed t.cr papers Auptriiis agL
Is thrown or anu
ueita.t-, laui pnIcllts LIE injunction
iiurbhT AT Roosevelt
Ia De suncieni al tiiat the statute
requires le applicant should stae IA MS diLdivi maj
lac pry Oa sGit actally prnuns III court OF record
testimony OF witness WihO al iuls STATE s
necessary uccnsc Oi sid si'
tt au.d OF the which - ia ts
Co r. ana the plainu ac,iOn
the How ajJ lts moi been followed 10 court.
Crcso-I.d I-Ly Judge an Nofs. liatten ast Hatten
- Memorandum.
Irt ~. ~ nudge IarrcInOTeIum az. Mayor
rive p,r ceat allowance grated
Sapeyr0r CoWf-SDecdi Icrm-By Judge Scdgwick.
-SpOLoid agt iaud Company. IL aJtOT-
a.. agt BlIrcoMUt dcnci. SO costs l. abide event.
Prank Cheuica NatoIl bauk Eneta af Hoppe, Russ
agt Administrations GraGiUd archer hg oceanic ,teai
uiHicdi.-MDilOI geuird win 40
c.qis 10 abide ClaAm 81 Agi Meyer.
-MOo Who'll custs lAellviIAadAl islfiry agt
e; ahnbOl Granted hith go COSTS N 'r' ta4d.n
cooper et al aet fn-iooh sahi,a 70 Dc cut Z! Upon
ferguson e aIihc paiini l. thAuesl 10 costs Tue az
Ferguson a sngc b Of cunts as 10 te sttci Tue
rX siyely inserted IN Judgment
Tyng Marsh aAOo' denied, with go COSTS h' ia ,
Haven agt Day Ell AL lfA AT MtIch,'ic Md.-a
Insurance Onipany Cary Bates Young 2gl farey 81
al Norris spt Snt Rogers q al agt hanAk Mount ell nj
sft. JONES 81 Al Notion granted.
low amendments settled Mebr ag' Corner
&c-FTop0sel amendments dlsaosed case settle scsini
AckeyHor. &cVcrct 10 b. rcducsi Ia cs'h IN Conr'
OF Appeal. ann interest opLon oenu Az brrhhln &c
oodiilOt 81
a.-Judgment settled aud inferred.
Common Pieas--Spocal Iern-By Judge Robinson.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-02
CIVIL NOTES.

Twenty-0ne judgments az ainst the city were en-
vest Tlay tho univ Clerks flee by dea t in favor
enpoyts the city each being about $50
and tie aggregate OF tne Judgments about $500
In the case Of Joshua Denhigh against the Labor
rs' Union Benevolent Association in the city of New York
trd before Judge Van Bruni in Commo Iess Trial Turn
jury ioIud a verdict Tor plaintiff ior $500.
In suit 10y Gustavus A. Schuck against Hiram b.
aud another suit against CITY marshal ior levy
execution the wrong property where each party re
covered partial judrm' Mt Judge sedswc IN superior
Court ecI Term, has cie Tat tle marshal i entitled
ioi1el Nth another deienuant.
In the suit OF Funch, Edye Sc Co. against Brink
others reported previously in THE TEiB 81, the jmy In
supreme Circuit before Judge Larremore found yer
horowei money and the admitted but The defend
%Re "4Ti Gy hs. ousd as loan By fraud On THIS
he jury found in III i. favor
In 1874 Mrs.. Isabella l., Graur leased No. 20 West
III rty.s,coudst Julia Oaey. and sold No % to John
lie trch Foitnch began build ng house in the
No 60 aud had raised it rs iarat fourth story when
, Tie had no m 70 put up the new h2use ne
yesterday, IA su' for damages b Mo galley against
Nh Fcttlicl
The trial IF the suit of John Mcclure against
EphIam Jenny begun yesterday before Judge Van
lirunt in Coz mon Pleas Tie salt two
notes Of Sinclair for lo0j the other for -
Ior a. W S mo-, neoriabe AID ne dt,md was ayerei
ana 1"h is ,s l -, ~ onne5 t ao sppctos 90
ann nd TIE pca'lnss.
IN the suit OF Mary Leonard against William Van
uoan gwick Superior Court Suecia eI denied
a motion to vacae attachment against the defendants
property face il only salt for $40 wages OF
tine lintn restaurant but the aida, is cub
painuf wan b"iHg 81
dcicniautS DJnk-hO1k, whlc she com
trcAC lie Nith DFtTa! inS lCr under oiuls %
marri wing Ler his balm book az pledge tat
lac would keep h.s prOiuse.
The application ci Martin Zabrouski to have the
assessment his pr pery tor the building OF the oufal
sewer at gluetst vacated. which once denied was
r,arged yesterday before Judge DoaOhue IN Supreme Court
Chamber. The main pOHt Of the application Ii That liis
wor Wa never sltloiiZed by the Common Council Con
truer Orrci utt the amount which Will De thrown gu
the cy lIautin claim sustamtt il S3ZOIO2l Si
WHICH, j. il o,eAt viii be collected tiun AS, ssue,is
Decision wa. Eliot SANFORD appeared Tor the apph
cant Hugh J.. cole i.r The city.
The suit of DicdiIch hnabe and another against
the cts tined ycseT,a before Judge D0none IN Sn
prme CcDG The action for rent Of place Tor the
street court for annexed District. The city, under an
act Of fUrYiSh accommodations for the DIS
I.ct C0gr,r, 1874 tIc Common IOdnci approve" une
>taht Aldermen la favor ~ the hiring was
INC defense involved
len,uIe al 4ey sd tins required Three o"tis Vo-
on ts cro4ud jug DOIOAue dismissed The com lai' MI
appeared ior the pahtrs A. L. hteson ol Inc c'y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-02
COSTS OF APPEAI9.

Judge Mcneil, in Superior Court, Special
Tcrn in suit between Rob- Seaman and Anthony
McReyuods, has decided that where under stipulation
by person succeeded in the first trial but whose
verdict reversed the appeal 10 the General Term
the is carried to the Cou OF Appeals the hondsmen
Of The appellant not bound to pay the whole judg-
nient against the unsuccessful appellant under tie spu
atiou hut only the amount named in their bon with
interest. In t.s the pan,iR in the original suit
succeeded. On review, the Gneial Term found against
im ami he appealed 10 the Court Of Appeals, giving the
ordinary sruiatiuu, the defendants this suit b,com
hg buudscn for tie costs OF tue appeal. The Court
of ppcas finding against lin, TIE judg nen OF the Court
below under TINS finding for 80 IS costs of ap-
peal aud 1888 27 cJsis before appeal. The palnil
claimed bJtn amounts this suit NON tn b nd>ncll
hut Judge Mon,l holds that they only liable for the
first interest, $500 -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-02

lr the House to-day Mr.. BEEBE (Dcm.,
n y pre- ented the memorial Of tic Eew-York Cheap
transportation Association Referred.
Mr. YOUNG dem. Tcnnl from the Committee on
Puzzle buildings and Grounds, reported resolution
authorizing that Committee 10 adopt necessary
uies to secure proper ventilation Of the hall OF tie
House. Adopted.
Mr DURHAM Dem, XVI offered A resolution ia.
sruciiug ius Judiciary Committee 20 inquire what os1s-
lauu Is necessary to secure indemnity 10 tue Untrd
aee for the subsidy bonds oi tue Pacific Railroad Com
lahesi Aisg 70 Nhat extent the rates OF hegbt ana
transportation those reads be regulated by Con-
rsss 80 as TO make them less burdensoe to the public
Ihe SPEAKER then proceeded to call Committees foi
reports:
Ef tn0turos M tine Post-OIcr Department, reported
Resolution nstucting that COln Itoc Ia inquire into the
expenditures Tor te NeWNOlk Post-Oicc, VITA power
~,m llni C.cIF, end FOR persons and papers &c.
NJ hOHklNe tkcp, \. Y moved the reference Of the
f'ssiatou TO 'ne Committee on Accounts.
MI WOOD tD1I, y. " favored the investigation,
shd eHpF ~sed hs eei thIt very great frauds would DC
ieabi 20 exist in connection with tae structure.
AT GAnfiELD ,Rep., Oniol suggested mat an ex-
sahl "a INTO Tie cost ol the building OF the NeWYOIk
Nti hsI az Nev-Yoik might also b. desirable.
nt hos2ins motion was rejected, aud tho resolution
=, NJ HOPKINS Dem. Pennl from the Committee on
w AeheAha Celebration, reported bill authorizing
ns rteslea. 10 appoint tNO Centennial Conmiss oneis
iVt = e state Oh Teyas, Tie nomination II the
W oioof, u The place OI those now acting. Passed.
81 hAbBE NBEhGH Gicp, n. j., lfum TIE same
t1I'F' lel'i'cd a 0li recommending the peOpl'
'al 0tetts to aSe nbc ia u "a leslcFttc touh-
eO IOWA on the approa hing Cent nuia anniversary,
~ can-t u De- delivered historical sketch OF The
10y V Town ifom Us fUrDatlCn COpi.s az winch aye
~ ~ nd Ia o., County Clerks Oiics and In the Library
=, Nousieas 30 t.4 com lrtc record may thus DC ha0
VI Ne lfusrss ~ the Republic. Passed.
-, 80 o.4 transferring tnr custody Of certain Indian
Is luids IRON tAe Secretary o. The Interior " the
tS'1Iyi 81 lhe Uui,ed states WAS passed.
So We Ol amen tat0y 10 TIE act relative 10 fling
'V.Vts oi Railroad COMPANIES.
' A01ae tAen, al loo y. ~, adjourned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-02
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE

PORT OF NEw.YORK. MARCH l.
CLEARED
Steamship England (BrI Thomson Liverpool via Queens
steamship otheiio iBr) Br.tow Hull Eng c. l. Wright
and Camicn. W. DazsI
ship bessie crosby tiJ Trefry Reyci. Russia James W.
Park nengar, rorinr Liverpool Benncr & Pinckney.
Bark John johnson IBr) Hanes Reye Russia heeney q
Bark Byfaeed chri,tiansen SOr ThOrsen. Cork or Fa
mouth TO- orders, {. Tobias 4 Co ,,., s,.o,., !.
Bark Paolna Aust Tomanovick. Cork for Osders slo
marx 9. de zado Miller Maan1as weyao & Co ,,vor
Bark L. j. Carleton Carleton Shanghai Sater * bi'cr-
BARK pta Barfagelato Cork Falmouth for or
BARK Ella Nicol Br wilson, Yokohama, salter & Liver.
Brg zuleika Crn walsh santander D. r. DewOlfe & Co
Brig Hattie ;. Bishop BISHOP St Johns p. H., and Aqua
sclr. Mary d Deach, PAIGE, Baraooa, b. J. wenbcrs
ARRIVED.
r sad AGaHa b with T to Bo.
with m and eg Sa 81 c on Feb 70
sS I,I Ee a s. TSsy sdye' Ne"O N c. with
steamship Aibemare GIBBS with mdse and to
& % s 2sR RS9eGha opr.n
sehr Annie L. Palmer (of Bath Lewis AUX Cages 10 days,
senr Wave Crest OF sag TsrbOr. winchenbaek' Salt
ss been off Sa ape o nr0P The 5O crew wv"
PniiApEIPHA March THE steamship Ponce before re.
ported returning arrived about yescray and dis
charging part Of hes cargo at Chrstanst wharf She was
run into at midnight on sunday wen about I'VE hours ont
the sar6 arb side almost to the waters edge The
Was seen OF The other vessel after the collision
NEWCASTLE Del. March The SCI which was in COLL.
with steamship the eth nt TO he
YORK She reiune to DdiawaTe his morning
win the loss Of her 6booIn head gear and enwaler
driven ashore in the sale OF Dec a. was gotten of at 1881
H., Feb 20.
No Gate lat or long, ship Cost'nta (Ger), from Newor.
Fob 8, for Bremen, out by an arrival at Key
West.
DOMESTIC POTTS.
boston March l-Arrvcd steamships Siberia lBrl Harri
B,LrNoRC March I.-Cleared steamship James 4. Gary
PORTLAND Me- March l.-Arrived, steamship Lake Ne
gantc finn Liverpool schr Nara Monson Campobello frm
PHILADELPHIA March. l-Arnyef, steamships W. p. Clyde
Ingram, New-YOrk r. Wiling Her. and Oc1rors itey
lbs from Baltimore schrs Il. Harrington. Anderson from
Cedar Point; NJ NJ paws. Fountain from Mi for. Cleared
steamships Snow and Leopard Abertson for Boston
idence; Yndcat1r Dosnc. Tor New York j. :; s:ryer
Woc Tor is more sshIs a. L. Bps Eaon iST p Ssrs
Clark Wheeler Washington. d. e.
FOREIGN PORTS.
HAvRE March 1.-The General Iran3atianuc company 3
steamship Amerque rom Ne"fork Feb ~, via plymouth
arrived here 81 1e'ocE TINS morning f steamship, Ancboo
Munro, from NeSiork Feb 10 arrived here to-day On Ae
sorTnAsfIoX March Tile steamship Colombo Whitney.
Ne.York Feb 49, arrived here today on the way to
LONDON March l.-sailod Augvalh yblla Framat, Chin
Yang, LUIS Martiael sarah n Loling Anirea Mignaao
The 2 nit N ID q Glan.trp Arrived oai on ths Eta q
o LES iIyI sI'of la orian Ghls Davenporf Arrived
out Dth ut, St Olaf, Amaa, Remington, Ialsman
Jane Young Mary Gessner TtaHia, Charger Birds
tow Indignant Peabody the latter at London, Priscilla the
'"''N' Ifor Latest sh.s Se,cs see Fifth PaGel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-02
MUTUAL BENEFIT SAVINGS BANK.

VIM. Il. Aldrich, receiver of the Mutual
Benefit Savings Bank, filed yesterday his inventory Of
the assets OF the bank which have TO his hands
These include pieces of zeal estate not valued
bond. and mortgages amounting to Sl26429 63 stocks
Of cities townships, and States OF the nominal value OF
1857 loans AMI miscellaneous items amounting TO
- 16S TO- TIE real estate consists OF house and lot
In Brooklyn the west side OF Hampden-s Flush
ing-ave. i've lots Wilamsburgh Mddleton-st.
Marcyave.; house and 10 of Land in Jamaica, L.
l.; a lot on the side OF the BOGmng dIleroad be-
tween Nine y-ninth and Ouehunlredth-s lot In Mott
Haven; lot in West Farms under contract Of sale for
- 239 81 AMI two houses East Fifyelgh hist each
subject 10 a mortgage OF 5000. aige part of the
bonds we're New-NoFk City bonds but tucrc also
100000 pension bonds of tine state OF Texas. and $4,000
Long Island cay bonds.
Nj hldrcn AIS total cash receipts at l2S H.
His expenditures have been about 10000. Included
in them - 2O5 II paid the Merchants Exchange
GauE 10 redeem 0o 600 NowYOgk City bonds pledged as
collateral AMI S072i 50 paid to dcpositors He has on
hand - 600
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-02
REWARDS FOR INFORMATION GIVEN.

:, Inc law which repealed the giving of mole
Nv :" hloiinere Ia cases OF condemnation Of snugged
e provided that the Secretary Of the Treasury might
s'V !" The nformers such amount be might deem
pcf mot exceeding onehalf 81 the value OF the con
.hea goOds), the certificate OF the Judge of the
ed Siatos District Court for the district In which the
Auie was made In accordance with this provision
yopuy Collectors Phelps aud Baleh, Deputy Surveyor
and Mooney and Bosn, private detectives, APP
iof cO;nDeDsatOD for giving the information which
The seizure Of the silks snuegled by Charles L.
~ "'eAoe and Col Dee Angos II decided By Judge
-'e'oia that the Secretary must pass directly the
oi TIC officials; bat the claims Of the detectives
Ieieired 10 United States Commissioner Osborn,
that no one OF the persons named could DO
r1laeieo The sole tnf0Tmer. lie, however recon-
"''o t"at Mooney and BolAn be paid 5000 His
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-02
TIE COURTS.
ArIEGEp INFRINGEMENT IN REED ORGANS.

ALLEGED INFRINGEMENT IN REED ORGANS.
Argument in the case of Riley e. Burdett
against Jacob Esty and others Is In progress the
United States Circuit Court, Equity side before Judge
johnson The nse for the plaintiff are 4. W. Slough
ton Id the Hon f. j. Phelps Of Darlington VT, while
Il. Burke Of New-IIampshire and the Hon. william NJ.
Evarts appear for the defense. The plaintiff claims TO
be tie inventor OF Improvement In reed organs.
cured 10 him by letters patent dated Feb 3D. 1865 and
antedated Aug. "a, 1868 The Improvement consists OF
arrangement OF the reed board, and of method Of
tuning which increased variety and power
the tone by additional set Of reeds The defendants
alege that IA pamphlet issued by them in 1860 they
described the " Nox Jubilante a and beautiful
stop, peculiar to tue sty organ, which rendered the tone
marked and effective by means OF extra reeds,
RANGED under patent, the right 10 which had been
Owntd by them for long time. They CLAIM that tins
arrangement which is the lme that for which Mr.
RurdcU claims the patent, was not invented by him.
while they admit that they have Manufactured organs
with the imprOy cmcnt III lal ge numbers.
Tie suit begun Ia 1871 In the United States Cir
cult Court for the District OF Vermont pcretually to
ION the defendants, and also 10 damages
ALLEGED infrn Scmeut at the plaintiffs patent The
which las been in progress since last week, will
probably be finished to-day or tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-02
PAYMENT OF COOK AND JOB COMPOSITIONS.

The book and job printers, at their meeting
yesterday at the Aston House. adopted scale OF
Ut ces which will take effect March l3 For common
matter made up, the following prices Will be paid
English matter, As cents per 1000 ems solid anu -
cents loaded Latin spanish, or German matter 80 cents
solid and 81 loaded; French, Italian or Portuguese
So cents solid. and 81 cents loaded. Obscure manu-
script, diicut ahlc work. very plain aud simple manu-
script and Job work VIII be pad for according 70
SPECIAL agreement In the absence Of other agree
mon CCmpOstOrs shall receive SIS per week. not more
than hours De considered days WORK, ana not
more iLau nine hours on Saturday. When they WORK
be n regular hours they shall be paid at tie rate OF 40
cents per hour such extra time To he between TIE hours
Of y. and n. m In Job work also these rules VII
obtain. ComuosOrs employed on time will receive 30
cents an hOuI such They were formerly PAID
so a week or 50 cents du hour for regular work.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-02
CRIMINAL NOTES.

At the Essex Market Police Court Yesterday
Otto On, alias "Laab sad 10 bo aged and well known
inpJsof, accused Uy Dora GRAFT Oi No 80 ose 81 %
s~iuu nt oat 500 pctcLs OF ntondng 10 marry
her and cOnuiited in 50 90 bail
AT tne Washington Place Police Court Yesterday
" M Nes0 GldIGs he'd II dciaslt
so Ia To- mel he arr sr some time ago on tc
plant MTs Josephine w. Cox. Of No 90 Ns Washing
ton Pace, charged MIN VITA senung her hDeous let
The following persons were sentenced TO the state
III lac sessions William
Hugan, y. arr, larceny peIsUu joan H. vii
sO. 10 grand lSICcny LdW1Su MaIef years,
uugaIy the TINA ceIec Aattnrw lr.In, convicted
OF Say oi Oiy disabling ituas Murphy, years;
AmbFoss ielct, ,luuOus assault lane J,ivisJn
4. 6cht 10 the F,ulten-
t.ary for months tOr pety larcchy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-02
THE HUDSON RIVER SUSPENSION BRIDGE.

THE HUDSON RIVER SUSPENSION BRIDGE.
The bridge over the Hudson River, at old
Fort Clinton above Prekski is the most prominent fea
ture of the proposed route Of tic Hudson Suspension
Bridge ard New In gland Railway Company. between
the Pennsylvania coal mihCs aud the Eastern States
The original plans contemplated ordinary suspension
bridge of wire cables and granite towers. Recently new
designs have been made and greater strength AID sta
Dility secured at less expense.
The engineers OF the Company have now completed
the plans and estimates for suspended grter bridge
feet long carried by wrought iron and cables Of
steel links aud pins There 10 be- Two towers-one
on each bank of the liyer-ani these towers
will each be over 300 feet high. Means have
been devised for compensatng the expansion ana con
traction the quantities IF metal III tue structure
so lat CIV, ~ part W ia harmony with all 9th r
uars at temperature beard OF engineers Is now
ousiucrin plans, and caCiuly has everything
reduced ~ and calculation that over three
hours were consumed on Tues ay ~ reading me detailed
specifications II the parts The loard consists OF Gen.
Joan Newton. II. 5. a; Gen. q 4. Gilmore, u D A. anu
Joseph Wilson, Cniet Engineer OF Construction on inc
Ptnnsy yaia la iuad Gen. l.. ". Screll and his son
are The engineers of the Company, and nave
made the designs aud plans for the bridge
and the specifications for the material, aud
have introduced the suspended eirjer system, WIN
diagonal stays the contraction ana expansion OF Whlch
is nsated 10y very simple lever arrangement IN
the saddle chambers OF tde towers IL proposed that
the main cable system shall consist OF eight parallels aud
four inclined cables. The cables to be- anchored at
either end ~ the solid rocks. The towers made OF
cells Of wrought to the hight Of the track of rail-
road which b., 100 feet above high water; above
eer feet high the saddles rest these columns
vii Iin the peducut
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-02
STEAM HEAT IN STREET CARS.

There is on trial in one of the ears of the
Boerim-st and Ffth-ave. Railroad Company in Brook
lyn steam heater II consists Of steam generator and
fireplace, the former 24x8 inches wide and 3 Inches
deep aud the latter inches n diameter and inches
deep The generator and fireplace are placed beneath
tuc car the top OF the generator being on level win
the floor the The tire il ted through magazine
for eac RISING 16 inches above the floor ON the gen
cor Xtend, pipe which is laid along under the seats
The I'm pressure Is regulated by dampeI. Tile pres
sure can raised 90 10 pounds which Is said to indicate
a temperature OF 2400. The daily cOnsumpl ion OF coal
said to he 10 pounds. The sea after passing through
pipes, ID condensed and returns to the generator.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-02

fenal Notices.

4 SSIGNEES SALE AT AUCTiON.-NOtice
4 il lereby tist the undeIsgntd, asssnees OF
Elisha T. Wheeler Of MddloOwu. " Y. vii sen al iuue
Auction AT sausOn all, I'm village OF EhldeoWn ~ "
On FRIDAY March IG 1876 nj O'Clock the esidne Of
the property the estate OF Elisha = Wheeler con
ia of caIial stock bonds o! the NewNOk & Osweg0
Midland Railroad tompany ana The New Jersey htand lul
capital stock Of the MddetOwn & Wfs
bot0 Turnpike Company MiddletOVn Il UniOnvle Ioe
graph onnany; the MiddleOsn Crawford Railroad Com
many the Warren Railroad Company; the Hudson COnncct
ig Railroad Company; the Mddeto"n, Uu9nyie q water
can Raj road COMPANY MidlotOWn Gas lght company
the waikiki National Bank the wheeler, Madden Clemson
Manufacturing Company: the orange County MIX Anoc
ton. and the Mes silicon steel Company also ulssoiy
notes bills debts, book accounts Judgements g. also al
the undivided interest which said wheeler had ~ 3nds owned
by and H. Utter at Westbed Flats sullivan COUNTY
known stewart Farm ia property known 40 tie
HotsfoId House. Long EDDY, said county, subject l"
mortgage Of 5000 ana in contract for the puchh-" in0'
near tales EDDY Delaware County ~ charge OF H. D. ti'
All which particularly described IN pIinrd CdaOs re-
comrsng 100 lots which be had on Application 70
either Ofthe, undeIsi ned
sale positive. Terms cash.
JAMES b. HULSE,( hssignecs OF
JOSHUA DRAPER, Elisha H. Wheeler
. ". A.ttiODrei.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-02
Gales bp Aurtloll.

A. MHRwIS Auctloneer.
by BANGS, MEkWlN & Co., 656 Broadway,
I'D Bondst-Salcs Of Books. Works OF Art, &C, &c
NOTICE.-E. A. LAWRENCE 81 Co., Auc-
~ TONER'S sell the Exchange Saesroom, Broad
way, TT ESDAN, 7th March 1870, at ~ o'clock m, Tie
right collect and retain all wharfage which may accrue tor
HE and occupation, vessels Of more than FIVE tons
burden certain and BulGheads owned By the Corpora
ton For full information The City Record copies for
sale at No. City hal. :. IL WALLS, ,,
JACOB A. WESTERVELT,
HENRY +. DIMOCk,
Commissioners Of Docks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-02

l-Mr and MIS-. Julian o's MADAM Mr. and Mrs Angns'o
Moren child Mr. and Mrs. Miguel Reyes and servant
Miss Carolina John 4. Alexandra Geo. s. Nichola os
good Welsh, Arthur Burgess Jaa Cunningham joe j. Ami
Franklin Farrell John RDake John W HUM gtea, r.
David Buzzi Franklin X. Sewers, Mm wendIsl, VIM M
ehaelsen Emile n. g. Quiros Francisco MO
jose NJ Lopez Rafael Nassalo. Jose Menondez Ra1on
NJ suareE Rafael vades Mr. and Mrs Benito Baneo Juan
LIsf, ksansas Romero.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-02
CONTRIBUTIONS

WASHINGTON, March 1.-The Senate in Ex-
.'uu'e session, to-day confirmed the following
tons:
Comfy Collector Of Customs at Philadelphia Penn
% As ~ hcatuc4y C0usul az Port said CAarl-s llu.
A OK Aru for tie Pima aud Marc"pl Indians,
w. "lnsia A. Small, isgstsr OF the Land Office "a
Cfr ". T. fostmasteTs-icwls Graves "a Long Island
= Davis Goddard at Orange. Macs. Thomas
~'steelAL 81 Nov Bedford. Mafs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-02
P1SSENGFR SAILED.

FOR IINERPOOI.-gn SteaInShtD KaSd, March INT
Bsrrcti Gen. bartlett Hugh Beas, Geo g. Bliass
E.ase, ii. brdIssVs Iiobirt carer al d. W ~
Crcsa Miss ~ COHel Capt. ]. L. Doayeu, l. Gnaodinge
Madame Gyodusn ald t1O eJnfaaions, MIA L. Grant MI
Haylaud Hedges, Edward Ill., &. D. A. HnTichs, Jr
Arnvd Hoffman, j. ickelhcmer A. d Kane, MI Kurt aiy
LouAi, a. LoonaId. George &. AReOun. Madame Mora
and oupahus lion y In. iagh0nA II. b. Rice. Iap
JAMES sss *. "a. snntL, Cap- Paul uDon M and Mrs
O. aleh, John Watson. A. r. watt Eugene BTshseur, e. hi
IA.