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The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1877-01-12

DIGEST PUSH YET-SIX NEW YORK
ID Mills Unlaunderied SHIRTS for Eight
Dollars and Fifty-Cents,
Jan Off at A. VlRDEN'S.
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10O PAIRS YOUNG'S BARGAIN BRO
lUU CANS, at As Cents per pair, at
jan.6-tf. A. s1KDENo ..
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Cannot be ECceLEed.

GiVes Health, Strength and
appetite.
My daughter has received great benefit from
the use of the VEGETINE. Her declining health
a source of great anxiety to all of her
friends. few bottles of the VEGETINE res
tored her health, strength and appetite.
n. H. TILDEN,
Insurance and Real Estate Agent,
No. 40 Sears Building, Boston, Mass.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1877-01-12

full line TABLE OIL CLOTHS, at
n jan.6-tf A. VlRDEN'S.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1877-01-12

DON'T forget that you can get warranted
jan.6-tf. at A. VIkDEN ..
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A HAPPY NEW YEAR.

PHILADELPHIA SIDE-LACE SHOES, at
ian6-tf A VIRDEN'S.
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Gummcr Board.

AIRS. SUMNER has leased an elegantly
Va furnished country seat ~ ~p1r 30 ki1Ii tu.'t5,
on o!r and quarter 49, Tor heathl ness and hrutV
ur-rIpa-..tl. tytrrlt
IIr4r GfG Gih.sr where fIs. SgmuCr 49, DO meet apIa1:ts
Mos. .y. W,lu,a 'ay, SAD F7oay Iom lO io ~
'sysNEEE'S MONEY ~ Ir.'-ilillsdc House,
boarding Iou.r. u has tcen recently oua.-7 b, m
men. s, 1. .ei and 80 ol.Ift jog tO Be- An
.rs PARTY gentleman .d F. uJui. a' fccri n.
! i.u alI iu. rl,huir. t1e partnership.
siI.U-s win rerras HILLSIDE Bor Geo. lfoutcair.
yErANTEU-Nit one hours ride of New
lDf De- Iau - 1utf, 30 ti.U lD Two % uai"t Cuuntry
,at Ht..It.cts. Nd!r,ss >. X. W, i2l fIaHh.il.-t.
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Ceeal Nollccs.

GVFRENE CGUKI-WlLLiAN SEYMOUR
- fr executor .c aast Nary ~. sHIf ofhcia
pursuance Of -g.t Hi decree 30 it acton, Dealing cato
iho l7ta cay oi April 1871, il' uHt -rt N-i4 r'y-
-cI.lz deceased, uitr tts direction of III. q. kul.'s.
i,,s- appointed aN t colt TO- tlat IisyY5a Nil ~ 20
Jth da} o JuAs 1871 a. gre lN't's' ..''t"on So ia
Broadway H coy OK Ne" lDfh iie following described
IwoIo,s IS ltJ. with the l9cr;or 'l. ng thereon s9
the lUrtre-t corner u Nit. 1ft t.ur f. ' rs
city aad STATE of N'~ YORK Containing uiF irt i,,nt 900
i,y ms sfre.. Sos 80 and - Wine street.
Also. t0UT llu a. lois o illt ia ia rtf uu Iu tDrt
c9ra,r laruur B.c,ck'l s,oets ,ouiaiag 10 .,rt
side u feet end kuoWY ny Tue street Nos H. 10 -,
AS, hin. an. house and tso cont guous lois of lard i
Canal Nsc streets, C0lt8l ug 80 eyt "a hall'A ttrtt
and icet on Camel street. snL known D. ue suctt &c., 80!
N. hc house and ot OF lcud westerly side Canal
tr. containing - fs.t lIou Canal and itai,
u feet ue, and known ty tLc street 30. ass canal
% house and Dot outbcy side of a3d street distant 40
f.et iurrs fIoI eoratr OBJ sd street. ard 0h EN,
,oatliln. ,2 fct inches o 2i street aud Boz lrsI @ ,
cet inches ifd-rth each se. anu known y te
Also % t1e ZANE tme viii be sold the following personal
SO share. Fast River Bank jn CtyofN w. ~ shares Nor
chants E.,anlt l. pi y. W l23 shares Butchers al
Bowcry rlr ,uaucc Co. 4 b. s., saIus caersa
Fc tnsur Co. NJ g. h 10 shares North Rive ie I'M.
suruc3 CO. OF \. ~ leo shares Brooklyn Cty Gas lgat 90.
y. y l51 shares ettul oan Gas L.t 90 Of \ y. lr5
shares william hurHh oas LEtt Co. oi hausbgrei 10
snares Il y Lhe las amt Trust CO. % ~ y cry 5u r. ares
Nassau Gas Light of Ht0osyn scrip d Nassau Gas Lght
Go ~ Br1DEu, Scrip 81 Nilugsbush Gas scrip of MgsJ-
lu.ttI tas, scrip ut Jefferson Il-. 20
WILLIAM SEYMOUR IT,
Executor &c. % john a. Schmtl 10. deceased.
PllILO 2. RUGGLi,S. Rcierce.
-. CAME Plaintiffs Ato.bey, .ol 4,ag. street, y. \.
Sl-J --woW
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FRENCH PAPER HANGNGs, CARPETS,

Pine Gold PAPER % cts per roll Good Paper - cts Fine
60 fgi dow hadcs pair Also, Carpets on Cloth 30
lSS ye yard ). W COATES, Zel Hudsonst, below spHhg
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AliiIlncrn.

At MARIE THMANN', Of Paris, Agent
"a and Importer, new invoice Of hnest PA!4SiAN BON
NETS new color Unique modes in elegant designs mini
mum pucos.
Nile TILMANN'S HATS perfect poems IN slG"
Ter The touch u ne artist H-i showroom IS
tle real tul.trIlt Of pIiI3 sIYu Home Journal Aay :.
No. i23 -ixtiayep second door bgJY rs,utyssthsL
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Doar0 an0 Rooms.
Below Fourtecnth-st.

Below Fourtecnta-st
ppry-,Tr cn,iIv u.iu I,f nicely furnished
4 hia1,, All terms al,its re.ereaces
"a t...f I.t,. a.
I," '.', - .,.,
/ ti,m.n waatrr Handsomely fracl-d 1ud Furnished
rooms do. tua. ID Lines Of af y 40 a53 Had.
r-i.. near Dh..it'l.sf.
a Slu,-Ir IL, N-TTIN-G'TDN -CDT- Ape VOL
) fIri-'i .aaal ;raarta1,ia. v.t HoAT5, iar f1m-
ines . nam '''"N7' "i'" gas '' waiter '' h'"'''''''
czc'He'' i' .'.''''
asl GRONE-ST.-f, Let with BOARD, q
Sd Handsomely furnished front NfOI, suitable lor gem
tHsu ali HIir or rne' &c.. ii'l roo"
house '' "'' l''.'''.'5 81. ', '''
4s1 N EST WASHING lbN-IlAit.-A pr
x - v..e aHt nIl, EotM- tn -rai.ra,H good board
alefi door, house A'.' ''' ''-'. "'' '- ''''
4'ti.'..
30 ,v1,s,r rfrrTt.-T ROOMS In / FIT with
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AIasital Instruments

A,asiral Instruments
ARION UPRIGHT PIANOS.-Onc very
- superior a trcut. ae SIX months P1ce 80 -rs.rl
0t.ps lees Tryt perfect oUic. and ItIit. 0IAlNDN
" COMP ny, 40 East Fourteenth II.
EISTtY OBGAhS.-LargcSi manufacroy in
81 nc world 10000 instruments n Organs sold ul
cl., truas. .pars exchanged New WARiEooM-, %
East 44th.st. O. Ilon 80. ..Iel. .eE rf1.
SANE 81 ROBERTSON, General Agents.
/ IGUTE 81 ERNST, old house Of Lighte s..
bradbury agar th,.r M .uld PA -EDBrES
prices a4don zy moH payments at II East ihst Also
Smiths AMERICAS ORGANS.
a. X. BALL Il Co..
- No. II EAST l4IH-Sr.
ClrEeriucs SfelwIv~ lud other Plno- ari Organs l0@
fCrcasa Oh miscellaneous. AMI .'r rem.
EVE WAGNER PIANOS, Square and Up
4 right. and tuc BOTDOfE ORGANS are dc best low
yrlc. Instruments the world 1aruuicI o-gYc 'niiFt ai
I.faciiun. Agents wanted The trad" sup He'd on ne most
liberal sent thTvc cents fof Illustrated tuithGu'
HORACE WAIiI.~ O. SONS. Manufacturers AID Deal ~,
40 Eas5 Fourt,cltn-st betv broadway and University
place. y. y.
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HOSIERY.
TEtL BALEHTEHNE, ~. 'ID0..H at W. -,
RitI 8ALEIti GAN, lul regular made, extra length
3,.c. -pl'ir.- elsewhere at 800.
@PWGgRT, BARGAINS

900 PAIRS EXTRA QUALITY or FiNE SILK HOSE
Na.f f5s. .sIis .uis. 81 %. rr li} worth tuur
GErT~ TALEhIj@AN HALE hose iuIl regular ih' i''
$50 $50 CIuLDEEy'S HOSIERY o, every de.
~giiuic1. .,..... .,,.,,.., ~.
LADIES' AND G4..,I~' CO-~AAtf htfl-'o ~.
Di.FVFAI from t.c u-iuari. ,. ,,,.,,,..,, 80
MI~-I.- ANJ tlILt.l%1 81 II ii t4lt Mf-il-NO -
% worth
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Urn GOODS.

Urn Cou0s.
KHMZEY.
kinney. 7el BROADWAY 7gs K KINzEy
k kIISzE4 81 BROADWAY 77SSSS kiNzE?5:
KiiSSzz##{ 81 BROADWAY. So KiSzEy
BARGAINS IN EVERY DEPARTMENT.
kinney codedge Ribbons Nos. 2, 9, f. 10, and % as
kINZl well as sash Ribbons closing out al &C. per yard
Lots Of sash Ribbons
Toe, lJc, 2Oc., Zoe per yarl
Lots Of six eros grain Ribbons,
DC. TO 2jc. per yard 80 ,, -, , -. ,,,,,o,
Nos o. u. Ii, and ~, 5c 10 2oc per yard
RiSzEX straw and Chip Ionnets. over seventy new
kINTEY. shapes, in oYery quality al very low prices
KINZEY Trimmed Bonnets, popular prices.
KISZTY Imported French Bonnets closing.
RiNzEY ROUND HATS AT LOW PRICES.
KiNZEY FRENCH FLOWERS FULL ASSORTMENT
KiNZEY Dress Trimmings, Frnges.
kinney Brads. Cimrs &c, prices down.
KiNzEY. SILKS, ALL THE NEW SHADES.
sun Umbrellas and Parssos 49,, -
7jc, 81 !, 20, 81 90, - 40 81 - 20 up
KiNZIY THIS WEEK
GREAT BARGAINS IN HOSIERY.
Misses anu Boys plain and
Lots OF Fancy Hosc at 12c, l5c.
1Sc, 2vc. 22cp Doe, 2oe, 5lc' par up
S HInG fre snsSl Hos {" fal.
ram anu DERBY IR1ec cases Ladies' Three
Hose PINK and Blues, nc. paif.
ladies tau. reculsrmaGe
i'O''' ''''' ''''' SIX Embroidered Balbriggans
Doc, Zoe, t.. Soc 5yc'
Opening on MondSy, 600 dozens
English Hosiery, worth SOC. a. 25c pair H.. o.. ,,,,
Ladies Inc Lace Hose, Zoe par
10 cases genuine French Hose
In pain Co1rs, vertical sulp.S'
below VIC coat OF importation, SOC. 70 81 % pair
silk embroidered Half Hose, 25c.
'"' '-'' Gents English Half Hose in stripes
and rlain coors, l9c. par up
Half Hose, II nc l5c zoe, 25c plT , .,, et,s zoe
Gents whue shirts, Wamsutti
Muslin, lilcr bosoms bands and
KIINZZEEY.
KKiNNzzEY. 1900 dozens GLOW this
ETTTEY week. Importers stCcb
KiTZEY MUST BE CLOSED OUT
Lot !, Ladies and Misses Eagi,h,-
Berlin Gloves, SIX lasseis, &C. PAIR
h4-'|'HA' Lot Two and Three Buttons
English Berlin, and Lisle, luc. pair
10, B. SIX Gloves az ICE. pair
Lot 4, six Gloves az Doc. pair
lot D. Finest English Berlin Gloves.
Wi;h Gamuet-, worth 7Jc. at -0c., 25c, aud gle.
lot g. Gents English Gloves, 25c. mp
Lot T. LNtIa =, 8, and Button Gloves.
Also COO dozens p, Q, 4. and
Button Kid ana IUtrt~ecu Kid
Gloves commencing al $50. pair.
kinney.
Special bargains Ladies'
Underwear Department.
Full Regular English
l!ic.
SKIRTS Chemises Might dresses
SIcCGCs. Drawers, sc, prices low.
II 90 wards wide Nottingham
CuItaia laCes below tost.
l. &C. '''" '''' -'' -''' '''' KINZTY.
kINZLG.
SPECIAL BARGAINS IN LACEs.
YAK. GUipurc Thread, Point
Sra.islL Cashmere, Duchess,
Val aud Turchon IGcCs, very low. .r..-,.,-
Grcr8d.ua Vcniu~a, Zoe ward.
Lace and Grenaaino lies, lOc. up. .,.,,.,.
20 Geo Ladies' Gents. Misses
and Boys Linen Hands elcA.ets. &C. up .-..,.,-
1000 Richly painted Satin and
Sils Fans EBONY and Ivory
Handles. worth from - % -, az 93c. each .
Operirg lots ~ goods from
nos 7c7 AND 100 BROADWAY
E<INZEYo
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THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC.

From, The Easton PENN Free Prcss.
TIE TRIBUNE ALMANAC, MS everybody knows nov $;
is the prehensive and valuable compilation Oh
data of SUBJECTS within the scope That il published.
From The (N ~ Selt'nel.
THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC for 1877 Is COM
pete ali its departments and OF much value Tor REFER
'"''' From, The Eronsrflle tInd.) Journal:
The TRIBUNE ALMANAC, always known Tor
the ullncss and accuracy OF ITS statistics appear IA m
Improved form In its issue Of 1877, und9I VIC
edfiorship of MI Edward Mcpherson OF Pohucei Mill
va" '@'''' From The Hudson IN. " RspubI,ean.
The TRIBUNE ALMANAC has long taken the
first rank among political annuas and excellent rs u
always has been 1t was never 30 K0oi as now Mi,c
the attention OF tho country is absorbed in the events
growing out OF the disputed elections i'll Tue southern
states. such a book of reference IN Invaluable
From Ire Toledo (Ohio) Bl4ae.
We hazard nothing III saying that, as DOOk
of political record and reference, riE TRIBUNE AANAc
for 1877 is even above tho standard OF previous issues
From The Laurence (Ndss.) hmsrican.
TIE TRIBUNE ALMANAC, that Invaluable pO-
utca and statistical manual. has been issued for 49,
the mixed condition" votes In the south delaying Us
publication few DAYS beyond The usual tine. rms Is
the largest issue old standard ever made ana itn
election and other political statistics are more compoIe
aud comprehensive than in any previous ISSUE
From The Monmouth ". ~ Lnquir'rz =
THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC for 1877 Is out ana
the most complete OF any mat mas Dcc issue' ~ Ia
the United States House of l. me con-
piler and most thoroughly has he acc0mpiished ms
WHO wishes have the figures OF The election reiuhs AZ
his hand, can afford To be without copy
From 7ae Cincinnati Votksblla t@er'aanE $500
THE Newly YORK TRIBUNE ALMANAC Tor 10 ~
has lust appeared and furnishes veiy convenient ric
and Trustworthy book OF reference for newsapefeao
ors in general as Wc politicians Every page hns
ben most carefully revised by the Hon. Edward Me
Pherson former Clerk OF Congress anu one OF the MOST
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From The Lyons (N. ~ Democratic Press , .
THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC for 1877 Is early IN
the field IL always maintained hign character loI
accuracy aud I nd ana te ISSUE election
statistics IL has no peer
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PASSENGERS ARRITED.

FROM HAMBURG,In st.anshp F,nWtTGHG;; rep ~ D.
Bgaike Johanna Slr0,hIpann me hsv Hgm 'Ine .
cL r. Benedict Amalic Repsdorf, Amanda hels,ori Claus
Fruchtning II Doyle Alarue Hnzn Josef stances berha
smith md child w feiGs Nj. Andrews Mr Gallagher MT
Hc1zaC Mr. Burn, Mr. CLARK Newell Bliss Mrs "ittneyti
oiua WtnieyrT fired Mtneyer, G.. Aslep r. muisl, o.
Meyer. G. Wilson. a FanagTh. A SquadIili NJ CabIia,
FROM LIVERPOOIl-In Sf@d'rst,D thtd, ROB 10" 7;
Rond B. Brown " Choy, NIn. CLARK Mh GEE Az ana
Mrs = Conrad c. Coca Chas. Cotton H. u COX, iIa
clsop ETnene Ehrirh the Mr.. fabTe, J. Grcenblum
II F. ia den C. A. Has ings Lester Henry w IL If"in
Leo adanue Henry IndstOne f. Ludlow, ir Mallory. W.
T. Massey Mr and Mrs. J. MeIino Mr.. Moore John Pefs
,onse Madame j. L. POup0n Mrs Prentice j. r. ROnlhs3n
Mr. and Mira sIniti ir, T. W. Sedulan r. NJ stfanga ".
$ Tudor ;5Ouldhein, the Rev 3 l. Gregory MI an 'irs
!. Ross, l. POWER. III. &c
Autonio Andrew and wife Jos. J. AHTall Edward Or1n
Ava Oajman Elizabeth Carter FlorAc,o E"Gaiahle
Victor j. Kruger james Shurey fro'encX Durl0H "i"aI
Cruick shank. George RenaIi i.osnio Plns hoOoi W.
west a,non Franco. Gonzales chael fho Ih4S'
pinO, and 10 Cinnamon. - -, 90 ~. o
FROM HAVRE-IR Steamship CT9ldd' Feb l6-Mr IN ~
rec and servant Uraga and ant, dr. SAINT - '"
shaw Mir and Mrs c. dc Castiglione j. fefevrr MIS- VI
pn,zolz w Mr. Ched1nIne l. Marquee MT ana MIS-
IeuTy Be ger j. Edward Nj. IOisIiard Mr. iemllr MIS-
poy and dat hter GruDer, MT Abs5tH, MIS- Cc anu
son Mr. and dTs. seymour and Children
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KILLED WITH A RATCHET.

The trial of Jam% Rice, Indicted for the
n,der Of Rugh McCabe in Washington Market on Oct
10 was begun yesterday, before Judge Brady IN the
Court Of oyer and Ternner In the impaneimg Oh tne
,ury Assistant Dlstrct-Attorney Russell abandoned oil
clan that the case murder in the first degree
The evidence was clear that there quarrel between
Owen McCabe and John and Francis MCGOWAN owen
NcCabe went for his brother Hugh and the quarrel was
,cncwed Il is claimed that the prisoner, empoye OF the
Mc MANS who mad Sakcn previous part in the hglt
cauo behind Hugh McCabe and struck him with one Oi
The ANAL ,atcnets used for opening barrels. McCaoe
iincer until Dec g. when nc died The defense an
absolute dt ial the prisoner had anything 10 40 WIZ
The y Ine evidence for the people was closed yesttI
day ana two witnesses for the Prisoner were exancu
Ihs tIial was then adjourned
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agt warrenExccpons overru'ed report OF referee
confirmed. aud Judgment for plaintiff; opinion.
Superior Court Special Ierm-By Judge Curtis
Agie agt woOf-Proposed case and amendments settled
BY Judge Speir-MoArdle agL koehler-Case anu amend
ments settled. o-,.-u,
camille Co-Order for commission Caran
agt. Hawkns- Undertaking. approved. Ganger agt Inc
Mayor &c-Ordered ON special calendar for Feb 70 TORY
agt The Grant Locomotive CO.-Orler for COMMISSION
Boueler agt TORY Barrett agt walker: McDerino as
The Lycomng Fire Insurance Co.. and Prouy ayt fayne-
Orders granted.
Common Ploas-Specidl Tgm-By judge Robin
William f. Sawyer at Martha Sawyer and Josiah Bur
Susan M. Burgess-DivorCos granted 10 panuhs
.Mor1ns Comt-ChanbeFs-Bv Justice McAdam.-
Reich BosqneLThe law will not strip even single man
the necessaries OF life (see Weekly Digest 26O motion
denied Solomon agt Discontnuancs allowed rs per
decision hled. Whitau agt Wymen Ennier agt Conhnn;
Judgments for plaintiffs demurrers Rogers agt Aroma
rus Woley agt samc-See Endorsements on papers ii
lizard agt Patt-Order 70 sell pershabe property osI
agt Swsnson.-Motion granted conditOr2ly Sni.n agt
Frebra; Este agt. Remer agt Blanve,ti mmr,N
AIT Lahy granted. DOuke at DaysOh iaiiaoic
attachment ordered Steiger agt Clarkej Grnule het
Thomas Sackmap agt. Macy.-Detaus noted drosZ agl.
default denied freeman agt iHhe.
The answer served on the 18th ns ana 70 TINS ex
tent the motion will DO granted $40 costs TO- panh 10 aoe
ceiver omte a.t Ponstoy. Motion TO vacate arrest
granted STIMULATING not to $40 costs TO ABIDE event
Arnold len.-COmmission OrdeTCd with 80 days stay
see papers, Young MaulMoton to compel Judgment
property denied. kese Stufch
1.-TWO cases).-Defendant discharged
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DECISION5-FEB. 10.

Supreme Court Chdmbers-Bv Judge DonOhue.-
osbo ast AcCunn-GraDtedi memorandum . ,,o,
BY Judge BarrCtt-kneeland agt Husted-moton oehleu
with 81 Collins agt Cashnan Notion granted WIN
elr Matter OF LOnsa and Matilda FaekneL-Ihe[e
a each infant In 800 10 each
Yraei BrownMoton granted without costs on oondl
ton pls defendants undertaking
r and without prejudice 10 m0uon 10 vacae the order Oh
arrest on the merits.
ulioner denied opinion Matter OF Reilly va
Gated opinion Kneeland Husted-hoto0 denied. with
$40 costs Matter of HstchPenoD Genied OPINION MAI
Ter vacated see matter OF helIy
Matter OF OF requirement. and
She PETITIONS be under Chapter o3 OF the OF
1871. Tho Berkshire Wooden Company sgt Juillard-The
better think confirm the report OF tbs reereo sna
The whole subject can be reviewed on appeal .,,
special Terribly Judge Van Vorst-UhL &C, agt. Mul.
hanser aligned Belts ag Belts OF sl-Jndgment
selt.ed signed The National Park Bank agt Dwight
Decree sgnsd KnOwlson agt BettsHeargument ordered
% bs heard ON Monday, Feb 49, at lUs IL The security
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SHIPPING IN7ELLfGENCE.
PORT OF acknowledgements.

popv OF NETWORK ....................FEB 49,
,.,,, CITY o, Chester CBrJ TiJbitts Liverpool
sea,nsEp iiindoo (Br Mills Hull via southampton ChaS'
L. ssan,alp 4sa,a Deb Campbell Glasgow Henderson
bl .S,noshp somerset rJ Western Bristol, Eng W. D.
carondele, Fairclo Fcrnandina via Port Royal
G. c, Maiy STtoo Freeman Halifax n g. CLARK Seaman
2t"",isi11 Septu: e. Ferry. Boston H. r. DmccK
Emp Asb fisrJ Munro Snow Burgess
Barb Emanuel (swedl, AndefSoi' 4h""s"' iu''' 1u'0
s oG Emma Must Levi Copcnlagen soeSyiea & Co
t raTk }o f. Eills, Pi4 Kadnann
DaIk Kesrel (BrJ. Lochhar'' "iia''""' 'ui' '0''pH
70 Ri@ 0 F. j. Meryman Lecraw ST. Jago de Cuba s. W.
% scsr so E. Ludam Ludlam Fernandina Warren Ray
Schr j. b. Johnson Rose, Norfolk SIiShl ~ S ,,,,
Sclr Enoch Moore, Chambers Oeorse'o"h d. l" oaght
Petty: Victoria Ball ORIENT l.. Island, Racket 4 Bro
schr i've sisters Wallace. Pori-au-frAhce Hayu' snp
'G sehr FAMINE Pike fitzpatrick. Brdgeown Bar H. Irow
Muvey Fountain, Cardrnas, Jamas W. Elwel
Co oor,rnss F. smith, Jameson, Laguayra Porto Ca
belle Veni ~ ;, nj Wansst Mobile L. D. Hurbut Co.
Sr N g TayOr TAYLOR. Cedar Keys and hey "ost Ger
harS ~ VIM j. Moseley Urann, Ponce. p r., Parsons
.,y,vrn
s..-,., rpr = s'oopeT. Patrss jan IL. Messina
22a faIerno and Gibraltar Feb with mdSe and pass
20 .asbo Pommcrama (Ger, schwense Hamburg IrD 5
4l with mG1s anu me 20 ere passage Feb
I "a " ~ aS H. lon bs s.. spoke state Line S.o1nSmP
TO-, nJ last Ibth D. III, on ShlnnecJck stiuP "eIV.'
and steam ship showing Two green anu one osh' nsn "a
ship. ~, 5p.InN Wander Heydeu, Antwerp
q days. %ith mdse Punch Edye, q Go G. a,vs
ritI mass and pass 70 Wm Clyde Co , ,.o
steamship Agnes Burd'ck. Phlade'p"DN WIN "'1'0'
u q Morgan with coal IN
steamship Allentown, Tute, Philadelphia WIN coal l"
Sieasshp Fanta Howe Philadelphia, with mdse TO James
Hand. -, A., ~ -, ra,ris Iiverno1I Dec
Oh in ballast Snow Burgess ,.., ma "A a.,
naTs Baestrno tai Lsgomassino Liverpool Dec H. IN
ballast % y. Dassori. =, ~ ,,,..,.s,o, INN
trI Nov 81 Hampton Roads Feb D. In ballast W o. V"
Parker a Co ,. NJ, oa ,.,s ,,,b ,uhber &c 10
prana,s Moran vessel n. Hand. Was IL Gays norm vi
Hatteras with N. n. E. winds
Schr onward Ward, Salem -. la. a.s a. ,oas
Schr EAxle Chase. New Bedford
Schr. Geo TauaDe Allen, Providence. ,,.
Schr. Henry Is. Congdon hinken' providence for pAia
Sebr Enor r. PhiIlus Allen Providence for Baltimore
Schr Geo CburelmAn sey. Providence for Philadolphi
schr Paul r. Keller Henderson, Proyidence for Amboy
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schr Burden Adams Providence or Port Johnson
schr hllds COUSINS lroaneo ~ ~ tos Por, John
schr. VIM Slater Evans Providence for Port Johnson
schr Caroline kienze Dnks Providence for Port Johnson
schr jesse W Knight Fcnton ~ .vcenc, Tor f
schr Elza rhsrp Watson, t II, aver '0'
sohr. Jefferson, Gibbs. Eau inv"r 10 pai'as' " "Pp
Beattie.
scsr psy ycyd S MsTS r d Gr
schr. Franklin Nelson, Hall. New Loldoa
FOREIGN pON1s. so,
LONDON Feb 1G-saiied OH Gazee. Capt Dickson I'm
CaraDeS sth Veranda Washington. Cant caheto; ND"'
Mac M@elp yS K Gap h YSnas Lo me
and Normandy Arrived l0th New Ira an
h oian N%'ya an0 insef.o thc cart
I ngay AOs S Of o Sm ad
plea and winona capt 0ordon zo,o, from New York. has
DOMESTIC PORTS
BALTIMORE Feb. l6.-Clearei, steamships Su,aF"''ar
Hooper Savai,nah Elizabeth Clark PniadePh'a DIG As
n9 P6 saTSS Me- Feb 18TH schr W. Pick
the VS. sayannai, sohs s. W. Perry. Look. ST. Martins
pet Gu Mary Dyer and pi f addc
Blaisde CrOwel Phaesphs = G. Tyon and oros
P ater SG oaRcR ssmy Ford Allan
Feb ie 5o os,ou sS cnissn%e Mhss.
Harding Prcydsnee Cleared brS Fb1 , %aig 1 NAY
via NeM CASTE p AT n fs asS4 H Isp Light Tor
detained by winds, - , r,,ontv ono
rad i in SIR from & sosa 5S Orr p ssS
before reported and got or she VIII reload ANU p
cesl.
KEY WEST Fa Feb l6rae american sehr s. J; i NAY,
cargo and strucA on ToituR's hss on
l2t inst and viii total loss. Her cargo was partly saved
by wrccker..
MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN STEAMSHIPS. ,,o,,.
CAPT Talbot from 30 ton Feb for liverpool ami ne slea
ship Algeria Of the same line CAPT Wsison IRON
ifcr latest ship AeicS see run Pa9c.l
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CRIMINAL NOTES.

-. At the Essex Market Police Court yesterday
Chsfles Long, charged with entering No Is Ffsts was
comm td IN default Of 5000 bail On being AR sted he had
tSrge quantity Of burglars implements IN bis pOsSossio
George Kirk, ex-appraiser in the Cust0m-house
who indicted recently by the United states Grand Jury
!. Correction VITA the Lawrence frauds voluntarily appeared
sttbe rct Attorneys Office yesterday AMI give yd ~ s
s1h $4,000 Ills sureties were his wife Jane hfK ana
Frederick F0z
AT tho Tombs Police Court yesterday. Michael
sheehfn alias Cheney Nike anc john wilson aias James
smth two notOneus offenders charged wi!h entering ,he
store of Hahn Benjamin & Co, No $40 BrOadway importers
o. wonen coaks. Feb o. and stealing goods TO e value
U 5000 rsnandcd further evidence wilson Ochg
Committed ~ answer IL default Of $4,000 ball.
William +. Knitting brought up before Judge
Brady IN The Court 0; Oyer and TsImncr yeefaay on
habeas corpus, william Colnors one Of the men rest or
ne Northampton Bank robbery As the requson nom inc
governor Of Massachusetts, has not yt core on be
wa merely The action Justice KibTeb ana the pafS on
whc acted Judge Brady adjourned the proceeding U
LoudAV
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WHITE STAR LINE.
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CARRYING TIE
UNITED STATES MAIL.
Thestcamers Of this Line take the Lane Houte
by III cut Maury s. ~ gong south OF tue BANKS on Inc
massage TO Queenstown all the year round.
BRIrASNIC. SATU RDAf, Feb "a p m
CELTIC. SATURDAY. March 10. p. NJ
GERMANiC. SATURDAY. March II, $50 a. M
BALTIC. SATURDAY. March q, l p. m .o.,z,,,
FROM THE WHITE STAR DOCK, PIER d. NORTH
RIVER. .-.., i, -
continents The saloon, Satercoms. Smoking am Bath
Rooms placed 1miShps where the noise and melton ere
east felt aording degree OF comfort hitherto unattanaDe
RATEs-saloon, $50 and 500 gold Return Tickets on
favorable S;o;ragu, n2S. 49,.
Ccnpany's Oiices. No. 81 Broadway, New York -.
N'P'A' 4. J. COKrIS, Agent