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S.sory brick building and 2stOry frame dwelling
with lot No 3+6 West 40thst, n a. 2l2.b n q o.
shave, lot l2.6rgaS SiItus Heindel.
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRAN5FERl
N-rOnK CITY.
Highbr1dge-ave. ss 1863 II Of KIngsbridgs Road,
2oIlO0. John Whslen, referee. TO Joseph Haloney.
Eldridss.st no 20o 26Is76 sinclair, referee TO
DiGdrCh Westfall
l09thst, MS 2Oi II Q Of 2dave, lOO1lO0. lOi II
Hobbs referee. 10 Joseph l. Wood 1922.
oak.st tNo66l, l9.sIr50 Henry Ho'cs and wife TO
SuioeTry. st no 2io Frederick IsWs assignee etc
2sth.st, So 800 Il Of 2daye. 2oIoa.9; Frederick
DOR aud wife 70 Peter Mohr.
NUlberry-st 40 81 BaItersf, Nos a. 80, 80 Null
berry.st, No 81 MOttst No 100 also !lstst SIS,
800 70 q OF Sth-aye, 3OIDSB and HamltOn'st No
so James heNulty to Edward OReilly.......-
Grsntave, =, 200 II n of Valentine ave (23d Wardl
25Tll2 Peter Walter and wife 20 Meyer. ......
9th 81 =, 1853 II " Of Ave-D. 26I923. ID Lewis ref
cree. To the Dry Dock Savings Institution. No..
l2thst =, 2S3 it OfAve-C, 25rl03.3 Isaac Bein-
stein, executor etc, and wife. 70 Edward Costello
81 stst - 2l6 ~ OF lbtsye, 5OIlOO.b Henry Els
and wife TO William Gardner aud another.
8th.st. =. 1873 n OF Ave-C b0I90.l0 Patrick Ia
gan and wife 10 David Jones.
Same property Mary f Kane, by guardian, 10 same
l+thst 4, between 7th ana Sthayes Got No ~, 70
1908 benjamin ROnaineJr referee. TO Vim.
l29thsr - 28B ii II Of 5th.ave i2109 Il Thorn
al lapp2D % Elsie PeD .........................
Sane property Lionel Moses, assignee, To seme.....
49th.st 377 IT OF 10Th ave, 73Il0O.6I David
Cnr.,te and wife u Augustus + Holly ..............
North hOOTc-st =. 10 II g OF Greenwichrt 23x3O
Charles Horn Ia William + l. AigetinRer.
Same property Wilhsm l. Algeltinger to desine
West HOustOn-st Nos 1871 and 1887 John Drew and
vile 10 julia Mcclellan.
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81 IN TO BOSTON
~ Nv VIA THE OLD RELIABLE
STONINGTON LINE,

CONNECTING WITH ALL POINTS EAST.
NOT A TRIP MISSED N SEVEN CONSECUTIVE
YEARS.
The elegant steamers MASSACHUSETTS, and RHODE
ISLAND Pier 80 North River foot OF Jsyst) AT 33O
D. ~ daily Except Sundavs.
peca limited tickets good only 246 am tram
StOnington, sold via this line from Ne"lok 10 Boston
for 81 -. ~ ,.-.--
secured WestcOtt Express Company and at NOS
3G ana 97 Broadway at Metropolitan and Fifth Avenue
Hotel ticket offices. .. ...,
PROVIDENCE LINE
Steamers ELECTRA ami GALAIEA leave Pier 20 North
River foot warren.st) daily except sundays) at p Nj
10 providence direct.
Freight Via either line taken at lowest rates . .
L. W. FILkINS, q. L. Ag'L ID. :. BABCOCk, fiesI
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RECORDED LEASES.

Hodges Catlarbe 10 Judah seRall, Henry st, sw cor
CintOn-st n years at annual rent Ot......:......
Wood, Augustus p. guardian. etc. 10 nitcbngs,
and Thomas King IL 33d.st. 63i Il . OF Ith.ave
8 loss years. at annual rent OF ................
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Bteamboats ano Railroads.
,pARTURE OF THROUGH RAILROAD

DEPARTURE OF THROUGH RAILROAD
~ TRAINS FROM NEWYoRR.
and the wes-s:2O Express for Washington and the
s9uthIlOo m. Express for Washington, the SOUTH and
Enn HAnwAr-yoo g. m. and 600 and D. m. Manuel
Spring Valley and Monsey. 100 94J m. AS D. IN. -
NEW YORK CENTRAL HUDSON RIyER-8 1890 and HOO
a. m and 40 u, 1880. $3.50 and III D. m
RRIDGEPORT. and all points on Housatonie
- and Nausatuck RAILROADS. Fare 81 steamer Brdgessrt
and Bridgeport at III o. m.
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY
~ Ferry Station in New York, foot Of Libeityst
Ferry station In Brookly foot Of Fultonst
Commencing Oct J. lS7S-Trnns leave NewY0rk, foot OF
m, Liberty ST, a. follows; -,
$50 q: m-For Pennington, Easton, Belvdere. hauch
ghnns, Tama9Iai Wkssbarrs, Eimira' &C. Connects al
$40 m-For High Bridge Branch scbooey's Mountain,
Budds Lake aud Lake Hopatoong Easton. Harts6urgh'
Manch Chunk, famaqua, Hazeton, WkesbaTe, Scranton,
1915 a. m aud $50 m-ror somervile Pennington.
u m.-For Pennington, Easton aauch Chunk. Tanaqna
Wkesbarrc, Scranton. TunkhannOcI, Tamaqua HazeOn.
Reading. Pottsvlle, Harrshurgh. sc.
4 p m-FOr High Bridge Branch schOoleys Mountain;
Budd- Lake HOpatcoDg. EasOn. Belvdere and
Mauch Chunk. Connects at Junction with ID. L. and w. r. X
5i0 daily. or EastOn Allentown and Hsrrsburgh
FOR trains Ioca points time tables at siaOna
SUNDAY TRAISs-Leaye at p M ~ m for Bound Bound
Brook Intrmedate points and at 53O M Tor Eason
Reading and Harrisburg
boats OF the brooklyn make connection
Jersey city.
NETWORK and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
~ Trains Red Bank, Long Branch Ocean Grove,
stages connect at Metawan station to and from KEYPORr
FREEHOLD and NETWORK RAILWAY
connections foo, OF LDery.st for Freehold
$40, lli5 a. m, 4, t:l6 Pm.
NETWORK and PHILADELPHIA NEW
L
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Auttion Sales Of Real Csiaie.

nor SALE-Sugar Refinery AZ Auction
The spacious grounds bmlngs ana maSlnsryy SAX
STThH SUGAR REFINERY, situated on SOuth, MaTf'
Cherrv ara MontgOmcryss with rontag m iast RIVER 20,
@ ahn "a 600 square feet Of GROUND M Tee simple aho
four lois each 23x7O feet Of leasehold Will lthner pnons
~ tnr stories warehouse and other cunmo nous Ouunss
% dantr 10 the business and with without the corPor
ate franchise will he sold entire BY ADRIAN u AUlLEh
the Merchants EXCHANGE NaleSIu,in -
rnaNny on 10th day OF December next Az Ocioes
nom sale without reserve and title perfect a..
For particulars and for permits 10 examine apy ~
AnrtioDcpr No. 7 Pinest, N,w-lOrS. pctoIln@"Vs
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legal Nollees.

COLBY Acknowledgements Court, City
~ and County OF New.HoTE-WILLIAM II. JACKSON,
Plaiutin, against ARNOLD COLBY. Defendant summons
the above defendant You hereby summoned
the complaint In this action and TO copy OF
your answer TIE plaintiff attorneys within twenty days
the service ~ TINS exclusive OF the day OF
service failure appear answer,
Judgment Will be taken against you by default for the relief
the Dated - ptcmOer ID. 1878.
Fl LLERTON, KNOX & CROSBY,
Plaintiffs Attorneys. No. 100 Broadway. y. y. City.
Post OnCc address Box 1900. y. Y. city.
To the defendant ARNOLD COLBY: The foregoing SUM-
mons served upon you publication pursuaa order
of the Hon George G. Barrett Of the Justices OF the
Supreme the If dated the 18th day
October 1873 filed In the office of the Clerk ~ the city
and County New Ork the County Court House In the
city of New ork The complaint herein led IN said
the lit day 81 september lS7SDaed October ~
1873. FULLERTON, KNOX & CROSBY,
Oh lawGwM Plaintiffs Attorneys.
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fost ano fonno.

LuEI uVU IUHIIU.
I OST-Passbook No. 1OG, 155.-Deiver to
IL German Savings Bank, city.
I OST-PasSbOok No. S2,S99. Deliver to
II German savings Bank city.
I OST-Pass-b book No. $3.50 Deliver to
IL German Savings Bank, corner itlaye and lihst, New
York civ.
OST or STOLEN-Bank book No. 99,26S
Of German savings Sank In the city OF New.YUk,
the Turtle Bay Lodge II hereby requested that
the book be returned 10 the bank II not found OF returned
before the expiration ~ SIX weeks from the 4th
day Of November 1873 application viii be made TO the bank
for a book.
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Nem Civilizations.
A MAsQUE OF POETS.

CHRISTMAS, 187S-RARE ENGRAVINGS.
IA highclass Old Line Enc1aying iiom is rarity sne
KepIel of LonCou 243 SIoadway NcwYnrk has just
Imported excellent subjects costing when framed rom
a m ard
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RECORDED MORTGAGES

Blanca. Mlnue and Others To the estate of Maria
BlancO. No 323 Greenwlchst. no IA West 2dth-
1t. No 2l2 East llth.st No l2O East 21thHt No
BlsucO Manuel and wife to Joseta BlancO, No 10
Beesmans.. No 10 Doverst No 323 GTeenwichs5
NoIiI West 26th-st No 2I2 East II ti.st No l29
East 27th-st, No 648 LeRington-ave years
Same "a lose de Carrcsrte, No 10 Beokman ST No 10
81, 40 2I2 Fast l. th.st, No La East 21th-si, No
Ca Lexington ave. 2 years...-:..;; ... .-...''..
sane 70 sane, Nos IS and Il BRIDES, M stone
81, No 272 Waters ST. No 4ls West lsthst, No2l4
East Ilth-si. No 80 Le1ngtonsvo. years.....:.:
DOlsn. Thomas TO John Lyons. COncorisye oath
Dunhsn. D1ytd u 70 Juiias Hsligaricn. Nos 1871 and
1873 East l7th-st No l39 East 27th.et, Noe ls5
aud l47 East l27thst No Il West I2oth-st
CARTIER William and others to Henry tisoer 6Ist-
OF lstave instruments.
Gemmel. Ellen and husband to James Gelntlel, eI'
Grabau, Hermine and wife TO the CftiEens Savings
Bank, .0.h-st W OF Jd-ave, year. 49,.
Jones' David 70 Mary Bsgsn. guardian. n Gthst
Same to Patrick Bsgan, n G4th-st, Of AyeC, In
Mosr r' peter to Frederick Dcrr 2sths Of 2day
Pei. Elsie and husband TO the Mutual life Insur
anve Company No 20 East l29tb-st year..-...,.
Sexton John and wife the Protestant Episcopal so
ciety. = % ave- OF 56thst also n Z9th-st
stone, Cornelius 70 Serena RhinelandeI, n cor sad.
!sOn-aye aId 1U4th-st years. :.:.......
Same tO samc, " Madson-aye, n OF lO5th'st years
sane Ia same, haGlsonaYe, 5S.lOu OF lO4thsI
Same 10 SAM, MadisoE.s ave 800 # OF lo4thst,
SEINE to same. MaisOn.aye e72 fl o lO4thst
Same TO 9S same Madisona ave, S3lO II OF lOithst
ycdTS. ''''-
RECORDED ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGE:
coudert Frederick r and others, trustees, TO l. do
Provoi. PAU to Aifred Unierhili
Van VolkenburGh James 20 Emma Housman''''
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6rlp u)anlc0.

WANTED-A girl for general hOusewOrk
w a family OF sleep at home; best Of refer
required Address D. Box L" Tribune Uptown Office
l,25S Broadway.
WANTED A servant for cooking, laundry
w and housewOrk for private family. NO. G7 East 62d
st, after 10 O'Clock
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Ciin Droperrp 90 Eel.

NOR RENT-S3O q mOnth-bOuse with II
r1ms; gas water; heater large garden ana s'so!es
I5Sth.st. Terrace place, Melrose
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Connirp properIp DO Eet.

COTTAGE and FIVE ACRES at GARRI-
~ SONS opposite West Point Address FlSHklLL
SAVINGS BANK, Fishkll, y. \.
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REAL ESTATE.
NEM.YoRK. Haiurfan.

EEw-YoRK. Saturday. Nov. 10. 1873.
The following sale was held at the Ex.
change salesro0m to-day:
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chaDge saesr00m to-day:
Bu John T. Boyd.
5.story brick building and q story frame dwelling
with lot No $40 West 40thst n O. 2l2.b n eof
sthaye, lot l2.6r9aSj SiItus del.......... t7so
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EASY ACCESS, Winter and Summer.-N earest
IL dtsrabe suburban locality, best line OF travel out OF
lower NcwYOrk only 40 minutes several express trains;
CHEAP fares growing hbOrool house has eight sleeping
rooms wide halls and piaIzas gas water bath sloses
tubs large garden with vines fruits hoNer
lawns ana shade; will let low until April formerly let ~
500 Apply at Elevator, No. IL Pinest
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~ NswJCTsey Southern Railroad. COmmeJCing ctober
!. 1873 win leave New.York Pier g. North River
OOt of connecting Sandy Hook VIII trains for
Long Branch 90 IDhiH. 100 a. n, 400 p.
80. Tuckcrtgn. 4:
" WIN. !. SNEDEN,
l.euar roll
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q IN PER MONTH for seven room and atuo
90 HI COTTAGE beat nelghborhood az HOIhEns
FORD forty minutes by Railway from Chshbcfsss
H. T. WALKER keQ broadway.
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BOUND BEOOK ROUTE
FOR TRENTON AND PHILADELPHIA.

nor NEW-HAVEN its surroundings and
/ all stations on the NewYork. BcstOn ard Air Line
Derby and North Hampton Railroads direct-SeameTs
JOHN II. sTARIN and ERASTU- CORNING leave PIER ~
" r. foot Of COurtlandst. p every night in the
week excap SATURDAY arrive In Ncw.UaveD in time for all
morning train. on ali railroads facilities for passengers
and felght fare 81 excursion IL 90 sarin5 HewHaVen
TRANSPORTATION Line
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EOACHMAN.-An Engiishman as c0achman
- thoroughly understands Lis bUrinessj hTstclass refer
Cal or address WILLIAM, 63 West lsthst private
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6itnations Wanieo- females.

IIOUSEWORK.-Af rst-class German young
girl Homework best Of city references 500 oih
latd nor.
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EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
II ARRANGEMEST OF PASSENGER TlsAtNS Jan l.
lS17-Leave depOts COurtlandC and Desbrosscsss
$50 D. M. Night Express, daily Tor Esston bethlehem.
Attention Wilkesbarre PttstOn, Sayre, III
mra Ithaca Auburn Rochester Buffalo Niagara Falls and
tie West Pullman sleeping coaches attached
ECjBrl. II. SAYRE Sup't and Engr
General Eastern Office corner Church and Sonrtandtsa
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Sltudtlous Udnleo-- Md!es.

EOACIiMAN.-By iirstcass man as coach
~ ma; can come We recommended from last and fOme
EMPLOYERS good driver VIII lie found willing and 0bg
tnT. can ~ address C. j., SS2 Gthaye.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-02-22
PACIFIC COAST.
AR TEE gAZ
MORE ABOUT DUNCAN.
Result of the Santa Clara Election
A Close Race and Easy.
SAN Francisco, Feb. 81.

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 81.
The sky is clear, temperature mod
crate, barometer high and il signs can
be depended upon the storm is over
and continued fine weather probable.
A dispatch from Antioch says Sher.
man Island is badly flooded.
In the case of j. &. Merrill in the
Police Court to-day, II. Il. Middleton,
supposed companion of Duncan in his
attempted flight, was placed on the
stand, but nothing could be got out of
him. He refused to answer the ques
tons of counsel on the ground that to
give true answer would tend to secure
his own conviction of felony. This re-
fusal extended even so far as to refuse
to recognize the photograph of his own
mother and others. The remarkable
course pursued by Middleton and
other witr esses in this case has con-
firmed the belief in the minds CT the
public that Duncan was attempting to
escape by the schooner Il. j. McKin
non, and that Merrill, jerks. Red
mond and others were his assistants in
the attempt.
In the examination before the Police
Court of j. G. Merrill, owner of the
schooner e. j. McKinnon. Captain
jerks, her commander, testified in ac-
cordance with the previously published
statements concerning the movements
of the tug; and also as to the presence
on board of two passengers. Who
they were he was not, however, able to
identify. In support of the idea quite
generally expressed, that Duncan has
powerful friends who are aiding him in
escaping out of the clutches of the law,
and that II captured he could tell
strange stories concerning the business
OF the Safe Deposit Company, is
brought forward the statement, au-
thenticated more or less fully by a
number of parties to the transaction,
that Duncan borrowed $l3, 900 from g.
F. McDermott some days before his
disappearance, giving as security GER
titicates of Safe Deposit for 900 shares.
This was subsequently discovered to
have been fraudulently raised from 10
shares, and the matter was presented
to the President and Directors of the
Safe Deposit Company, resulting in an
examination of the books, which were
found all right, as in the meantime
Lewarne, the Secretary of the Com
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Terrible Destruction Oh n YOI0
Side-The Town Of Washington
submerged sacramento safe.

SACRAMENTO, Feb. 81.
The town of Washington, of 500 in
habiIants, is almost completely inun-
dated by last nights break, and atlea>t
one-haif are left homeless by Tie rush
of waters pouring in like a mill race.
Several houses have been swept away,
overturned and wrecked with total loss
of furniture. No lives lost. but several
narrow escapes. 1t is impossible TO
stop the break until the fall of the
river. The total breaks exceed six
miles in the Yolo District, and they
are increasing hourly. Every exertion
is being made to save property. The
Sacramento ievees are all sound and
carefully guarded. Nineteenth street,
from NJ to o and 2, is being leveed to
save encroachmentS from Burns
slough, and to pump up seepage water.
The X street levee suffered rsarfully
from the hurricane, but unusual
efforts, and the invincible pluck of the
citizens, saved 1t from destruction.
Only two pumps are at work, but Will
probably all be set to work to day. No
trains will be run along the Vallejo
line until further orders. The track
for several miles is covered with water,
and is badly washed out. The Front
street levee was saved by timely and
Immense exertions. Parties threat
ened to cut Burns slough this morn
lug, to let the water into the city, but
were prevented by the police.
Till further orders, the railroad
steamer leaves at $3.50 p. NJ, and calls
at Vallejo at 2 A. NJ. Grand Island is
all right, with Is inches to spare TO the
credit of the levee.
The Sacramento river is twenty four
feet aud six inches above high water
mark and falling. There was a heavy
snow on the mountains last night. The
weather is sunny and cloudless, with a
northwesterly breeze.
The Sacramento and Placerville ROAD
is all right. Steamers have been sent
to Fremont and vicinity to save stock.
Loyedale's break is washing badly.
No danger from the American river.
There was a bad wash at Eighth street,
but it is all right now. The levee at
Clarksburg, Yolo side, is broken. Sac
ramento is perfectly safe.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-02-22
NIGHT DISPATCHES.
LATEST FROM wAsH
The Senate Silver Bill Passes the
House.
what An Illinois Congressman
Thinks Of the Louisiana re.
turning Board.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 81

ASAlN0lO L GU. Als
The President SEM to the Senate to-
day reports of the General of the Army,
Quartermaster and Commissary Gen
eral relative to the cost of the late war
with the Sioux Indians and the number
of soldiers killed in that war. The re-
ports show that the estimated cost Of
the war is 5 2,3l2. 53l, and the whole
number OF persons killed was IS Off
GERS and 267 enlisted men. There were
two officers and l23 enlisted men
wounded.
The Silver bill came up in its regular
order this morning, when Springer
raised the point of order that the bill
must go I the Committee of the Whole,
and a debate upon that point here took
place. The Speaker finally over-ruled
the point of order, and Cox, OF New
York, appealed from the decision of
the Chair. The appeal was laid on the
table-222 to %. stephens then moved
to concur in all the Senate's amend
ments, and advocated the motion. A
motion by Hewitt to lay the Silver bill
on the table was rejected-yeas. ~;
nays, 204.
All the Senate amendments have
been separately %concurred in, and the
\ bill goes to the President in the precise
shape in which it passed the Senate.
The House Committee on Elections
to-day, by six against five, agreed that
Benjamin Dean, Democrat, was elected
from the Third Massachusetts Con-
gressional District, and that Wallbridge
A. Field, Republican, was not entitled
to his seat.
In the House to-day Sparks, of Hi
nois, made a short personal explana-
ton, in which he said that, in his opin-
ion, not only Wells, Anderson and the
rest of the Returning Board were a set
of unmitigated scoundrels, but every
thing connected with the last Presi-
dental count raj a swindle and fraud.
Burning Of an Insane Asylum.
WINoosKI. Wis.,, Feb. 81.
The Insane Asylum here was burned
on Tuesday night, and four Of the in
mates persisted in the flames.
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PAW, had had time to cover up the
transaction by the necessary fraudu-
lent entries. The above mentioned
certificate was the basis Of the charge
of forgery made against Duncan by
Captain Lees.
To morrow business will be suS-
pended. The banks will not be opened
and there will he no session of the
Stock Boards or Produce Exchange.
Dennis Kearney. who has returned
from engineering the Workingmen in
the Santa Clara election, says Re will
90 down TO morrow to contest the AL
MAIDEN vote on the ground of intimida-
ton. He claims he can bring a hun
dred men who have been discharged
from the mine for not voting AS ordered,
and that the vote there was against the
Workingmen because the miners had
to vote so or receive their walking
papers.
Unofficial returns from all the pre-
cincts give Boring, Tax payer. for the
Senate, A, and Clark, Workingmen.
for the Assembly, 1874 majority. The
official returns will not change this
result.