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anon the third-torm scheme The alternative W H
the defeat of this scheme, or TIE oE eau al nm
Republican party and its, ti,ooaoiIo eo,,on 81
General Gene Graft. if nominated, as piobahle'
because Of the pronounced and consclci.415ls o.
nos,tion of large body of the best class ol hrpuo
}can yotcTs. lie said that the Uuca piatf'rn to
which people naturally looked for some d1c i ,,I
OF what constitutes RepuhhcauIsh IT'D '"lH lo,.,
Janti,1 cor contained uotmng hut a cuiOgY on
General Grant Mr.. Combines speech. SO far as /,
was a3 rem. was. he said. declaIatI u 'na N'heiI
Grant j. the only man ~ tie county So ca ne
depended upon 70 take the Prrsidcnc, in ease the
Democrats attempt to count m then candidate.
"Nhat does tins mean said hr Gurus nu'
that if General Grant thinks he IS elected. aud Con
rress. through the constitutional forms oil deicr"N
lug the result, decides that he i, not, hr VIII sum
mon AN armed force and take possession OF 'l'
White Uonse1 This IS a total Abandonment of con-
stitutioual government. and q comics, on that thr
Republic rs "a failure. 10 - The assertion tH",
G.. neral Grant ought 10 Go what hc most anaTcnic"
Democrats rcproach Mr. liidcn for not having done
three years ago."
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RESULT or MAKING 4 VIII.

The large estate left by Mrs. Gertrude Cut
ting al Ter death n 1861 distributed 90 accordance
wih The provisions Of complicated Will Oae cousd
cradle share given IN trust 10 Deg tors Tor the
Use OF her SON. Eaton Cutting during lie, ana Ae 10
have Tie power to dispose % tine property by Will II DC
dI not appoint egaoe the property Was 90 bc divided
INTO two sharos-onc 90 each of his two sons. with
rom, uder 10 ms is-ir Fulton cutting made Viil dis
posn OF his properly aud afterwards died heavily in
solvent Robert H. Cutting ANA several other Judgment
creditors brought acuon iu tie supreme Court special
Term a.anst walter L. Cu,tnR aud ihc other executor
OF MIR CutuR's Will, To prevent them from paving the
money to Fulton Cuttings l'satocs, claiming
tDat the exercise by aim Of the power TO
snnoiut sue .c.rurs operated o. render thD
nrdDcriv liab'o assets 10 meet tie demands Of
Judgment CREDITOR An appeal was taken the Cen
,riI Term on decision IN fHVor Of The Judgment
crditor- Ihe opinion handed down yesterday written
bv Iu.ilce Barrett and cOucurrcd in bv Ju- ID Wis
inodlfps the Judgment 30 as 10 limit thr lien of the
plaintiff and their rght TO tho payment FROM that
mn Of The principal " the share operation which
c0usstcd OF personal property" Justice Brany dssets
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Gopartnersbip AolIces.

YORK, Fen. %, 1880.
AIR. JOHN s. BARNES RETlRES from our
VA nrm his interest therein ceases nom ana atef
this Ca.e. 49, ,,--.. -
oyr linn j. =. kEAAED1 q GO.
DIFFERING to the above, JOHN s. BARNES
IA uiI continue bus Dis own count as biA
and Merchant No 80 Paest. urners foI the purchase
ana sale II Bonds stocks and other securities
VIII Doc promptly c'ecatci. r. -sonM Inspection OF aug
special Reports tlon Railroad Properties w1l be- m1oei and
a bu-e. connected with the construction ahd equpmrhg
Ia0ads and their reorganization VIII receive catelu
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TIE REPUBLICAN STATE COMMITTEE.

TIE REPUBLICAN STATE COMMITTEE.
oEGA>lzAroS Is THIS CIrY-GENERAL ARTHUR
ELlCuD CHAIRNA.-THE EXECUTIVE COM
MIIEE.
Tho Republican State Committee metin execu-
tive So, sion yesterday morning at the Fifth Avenue Hotel
William H. Robertson, George n. sharpe, General " N.
Curtis ,nd Everett C. Baker were absent, and W. II.
Lssycr.ft Dewitt, C. wheeler Thomas c. Plat and n.
Bsrns, we're represented by b. ". Wilson, j. c. Pinck
pey +. lin and C. :. Col..
Edward NJ. johnson, tue secretary Of the previous
Stat nmittee called tac meeting TO order and b..
Plat Carpenter was chosen temporary chairman and Z
Johnson temporary secretary Chester A Arthur was
then unanimously elected Chairman Of the Committee
and Other officers chosen follows Permanent
retarie. Edward NJ. Johnson, John W. VrOOman and II
A. Gudd.r treasurer John " Knapp. 1t decided that
fve members Of the Executive committee should
st,tu.e quorum. Tie chairman was Authorized 10
appoint usual number 81 persons who. Win The on
cers should form the Executive Committee. and after
the recess General Arthur named tie following persOns
q act capacity James JouIdtn, Jacob Worth,
Dewitt e. Wheeler, Jacob II. Patterson, jr., william Ii.
Robinson y. Plat Carpenter George H. sharpe, john
+ Sm,ih. James s. Smart Arthur q. Johnson Charles
Stanford Thomas {. Plat. william b. STREET, Thomas S.
Mot and Theodore c. Root.
III. Executive Committee w2s authorized TO fiji an
canees ln the Electoral Committee, and ws directed 70
raj ticket The secretary also directed to correspond
Directly with electors the subject Of their ehgib y
stephen A. Smyth was appointed messenger Of lie
committee.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.


The bill amending the statutes in regard to
,, ,,,r 9.,,a ~, ,,.,,.at,.' ,,,i5 ,ros ro-
ported and ordered TO be printed aud recoumitted.
Among the bills introduced and referred were the fol
lowing; he-alYe TO the detailing Of retlIed officers OF
the Army 10 colleges and uuNer.lties; 0pansh Win
resolutions Of the California Icsdture relative 10 ihs
son 10 tc NV YORK Chamber OF Commerce to erect,
withou, cost t. The Government. suitable statue OF
Washington rs first President Of The United states, on
MI De "a NAIYR Ojem., Ira) oa,rc! q resolution,
Wllcn va- adopted, dTeculS he Ccn5u, committee %
uQui,e mto the Availability OF taking the census ID
~, ..r.,, DIR, ,. oit, I'D o. ,,~,,,,l.
ana resolution ace as taa ne sgltailon Dy CoosFesS
the question OF reducing the int rn" revenue tax l"I-
posed by Ci tilted SPIRITS is nor demanded b{ any
present rurac emergency. an9 mat 10 IS De1pcden'
IAe COMMITTEE Ga CLAIMS submit. tea report Whch
Nv rs tIc yncn, of que claim Il NArrre Mitchell Ior
755 nac oi cog; H. "hicu was sold VA 800 uhHer tHe
PROPERTY. a'1 nc proceed. mourning to $i2soy2 e.
MI. cox Dem, y; ~ Iul' oducrd Di.t ID promote
u' oic.nr' oI ,i. lh'- tf4- H'i''.. II iinoill'5
tr e-ta l..i d. 81 a'..Du'- 4.rs' ius sta.Ioh- ana
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tn'rN' az .i ' ' , t..,i.r' ' t ,
sowing -ial'N- VII. i" N.-' J''-i-eu. ''', "'' .o
l"-.r trQ -eI' "-o 3D. ...-'i '... 3D.. ''i.'tN '',
"N , '' M , ,. ,.,,. ,'..tiirs fo. t',
DISTRICTS 'u lA' b' T." No pew t 49,,
award %, one mons. Ia' 10 "uicef- o l-'i lo 1tSpdy
oi tNtt". .llt k'. = d.. ,.' ~, .f, r ,',,tG
tftlor1 th" pay urit W " ui''". Oh go Ir UDn,n
to tAc widow 'i ah Ni ' """ may nave itt Ai7 Io ~
t4e service. %. .rein nl' or ''"-., ii.c'. Nie
gre soma .- "' '' "'.i. No. ''' -'- f'- 'o' ~ ."
tao aus TO" -.,s. 'i rc.'i..- '-~ t.l'-. IONS,
anal MOI. ..... .t., I -. .-.r. mol a0,r
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ARMY ORDERS.
arinten,lent

WAsHINGTON, March 5.-The superintendent
OF tho Mounted X crmng service will cause hiiy re-
crut 10 be prepared and forwarded for assignment TO
the 4th Cavalry follows: twenty-five 10 Wellington
Kan and twenty five 10 Fort Garland. CO..
The superinte, dent oftne General Recruiting service
will causr seventy recruits TO b. prepared anu Tor
warded to Santa F6 NewMexco for assignmen1 TO the
I,fnE ufu
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NITIL ORDERS.

WAsHINGToN, March 5.-Lieutcnant Charles
A B.aduury !, ordered 10 nc Navy Yard, Washington.
salmaxcr Jonn A. BirdsIll 10 the Navy Yard Ports
mouth, y. II.
Gunner stephen Young - detached from the receiving
sltu Franklin. and placed on sick leave. -
s.uinaXcr Augustus 4. Warren from the Navy Idrd,
Pori smoutn " H.. and placed on waiting orders; 49,,
the Nay, Department Is Informed OF the arrival otthe
Nitsir at Hampton Roads
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Observation-Disclosures ,.

/ 1ii. ni a.NfHl'I pf Dl tNL
| 100. IL. iii. AS. -, H..
DEClSiONs-M,EcH ).
Saprrne court Cbom5vs-bY Judge Daniels
CrcE - Per-, man-opuio1 In ne mater o. MeDo
/ r.elt.. Hanson ,et Hfuson.---ce memorandum.
Ja'4, b ~ ,s T.n i, odlm
3fuyev 0st hc Board OF Police Comma 'on - n,io9 ge
Grocer. Esek aet Bayald SEQ memorandum. In the uat
e Tyu-ni drs 90 ce coan-e 40 ,fss' '1 '9ii ora,
ulco Win sl0 costs Pat agt. Patt-5louou Granted and
reference dcc cd - Josiah ~uheaui O. tte aid a, ac
counts ETC. Oey aet. The Western Union TELEGRAPH Com
aer Cumming rrautr undertaking directed 10
be given J" We ' ol xxi, st inr ~ r, a. o,irr
o. enieiF. Lra~l,e az, no , ' ~, %
ton granted w $40 costs ana motion q continue same de-
me- YIN 10 .2'. Pc r -,s ,g 3..de az
continuance denied wi.l costs In t natter OF peeL-
Gsa., IriRy r.esdlngJg3 &c Davis and Jules Bat.
sa.ruci bradford ne pcop Ju1e ment affirmed;
COMPANY Order affirmed In me maei o. Aaish, Si9
0-c u. me- as ar o,a IN SyuoH me Nyo New 5'S
c, ,r ordered 4 ~ cost. 10 e ~ went I'm me matter
southwick The 80 National fank u 3enphis Keep
ton, o,crm,d Judgment o'Geea for plaintiff win costs In
Jdeeut reversed nov tra, order WIN costs 10 abide me
icnlsnt vnou! COSTS octer.hauecn at Ednd c-9rier
with $40 costs and dburseueis Lane AT
df Epi copal Clutch ari tlr Mayor eineut
bell as. Wate-oidrr reversed w.non costs 90 Other party
GA TIE appeal camp eI ~ P',t ''s N',' M
nin'" W ~ 'H,'' r. 'D., 'h 'l H. Az w NJ
rr,t fri.,',-t and order sft,r,i KIN COTS Graham
sdalotr et lhe lfsi Natonai 54rk of NoroIk ann an
aaou e Judgment On a. csc submitted ordered TO- me
aHa c.burstMcnis Cur ing aet tloI
rev er..' i, go co.t. ani ii ur1ees
T,fi' c.. Ebe 6lr.t act -tlu.irr- order s1rnrd van
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NEwvORK DAILY TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, MARCH 6, 1886
,oday-,,cscnt the Hon. sanford T. Church, C J., and

o-dav-,rcsont the Hon. Sanford T. Church c. j., and
associates:
40 ir.-C0 aln~cv Bacon rC pendent, AIT Henry 7.
Fri-h.e al appel argued br Edwin brown i"i az
uc.4nr,. H. JrnKns fer respondent No -, hdito'
Auirn-y- O.. al eyrs Cfc appellants az Charles p hip'
as comm ftee ere rcspcnlcnti argued Dr @crE. y Ken
le.v Tor apuc Int X Fuller pond lt SO. lij-
T. Respondent ag Thomas A. -hD lhilI,
r. appearing
Tor aupf l'ant. Judgement affirmed bF cc'anlL go 40
fDlut.ug T. Tor Monday: NoA lVi 4Oo,
100 H.. III, 4-I H. H..
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NOMINATIONS.
WASHINGTON

w,.u,>crov. March D. The President
an, ~. nIl nltlons Co the senate t0-av:
dvrd n Gittlugr Supervisor OF the Census for the
ltu 'e9enan George a. Dodd 30 Cavalry be Fret
eopd Lieutenant Henry r. Lemey. 30 Artillery TO DO
Lf~.f Iltltt
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MRS. FRANK LESLIE.
Individuals


"Of how little consequence individuals
ore I'm tits nle IN eXrInpiIfcd ia the way
that newspaper editors and managers pass away
while their enterprises continue rght along
and men go, but newspapers 20 Oh forever. The
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sTp0NGIYly FAVOR OF MR.. TILDEN.

NJkDNtL1 IN faNOR VI gin. lii>biS''
Talk WITH EX-GOVERNOR BEDrr, or NFw-J'R-
sFY-MR. uLDLN's MORAL CLAIMS FOR A RE-
NONINAIION.
Ex-Governor Bedle, of New-Jerscy, was
asked Tuesday by a TRIBUNE representative # he bad
Any objections to stating preference among the pos
Able Democratic candidates Tor me Presidency.
None whatever" replied the Governor My choice
Is Samuel Iden. Ia le first place, there Is no man
In the country better qualified 10 be the executive he"u
81 Nation and the best evidence Of tins is the TACT
that proved of tho best Governors the state oil
New-Yo X has ever had Besides he is entitled to the
nomination. believe that Mr. TlAen was elected I'D
re- but Congress entrusted the final decision 10 Com
mission clothed with power to determine its own power
There were undoubtedly some Democratic senators ana
Representatives who. under the Impression that Judge
Davis would be the old member of the Commission had
Al Gea that the natural preponderauce OF Toe Court
would be IN favor Of the Democrats. But such gentle
men a. Thurman and Buyard mad no night to DC de-
seyed in the use OF The English language. was OPP
posed 10 the Commission at the time or It's creation on
account OF this difficulty, viz danger from the cons
tuition the Court and from Such construction or the
power ~ the tribunal would defeat Mr. Iilden be-
Heve was the tribunals duty To investigate aud deter
mine ue question Of Taud. ana the bil should have
bocn drawn ia such way as to have required IT,
M complaint Is not that the Commission deter
niucA power, Dat that the y mocrats i'll the
seuai. aud the House allowed themselves TO be over
reached and submitted 10 BIN so drawn as TO permit
the result accomplished afr 1illcn Was not seated by
reason OBJ ulo weakness OF Congress. WAN trner de
termiua the part " thc Democrats of 1oh hon rs
ID ,ye le bin could lave been ad0ntei free from me
object enable Language SD 10 SD as 10 have compelled Jhe
Commission 20 pass inlcmeD on Che question OF fraud
Thec. IS. ia my opinion deep-scatcd feeling among
the Democratic masses, and among good many indie
p.ud.ut voieN. tlat 1Iid-u fairy elected. That
s,utiu.rul would De great power m campaign Poo
pie JAS fi..-ivey argue: 'W,l, Hayes got TO- when, o.
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DTNTpAT TPAVSATLANTTC COMPANY,

x BETWEEN NETWORK AND HANRE
+ rr pfgar-r4nc eRl So Norrh River foot OF M1rtonsE
Travellers Oy ine avoid hot transit BY Engush rsl
VA emo the dsComiorts OF crosAnE tho C4nAel IN ''A
boat .,- 49,. ..., 30 . 49,.
rpa~tE Itlcei Nriue- lly Mt b. BE- q.
,D.. .t.h SANG n .t,tinr. .tv. tn. g. y M
u Oh .eIt Jgoulas Pans amounts IDs AZ
LOUIS DE aE.8lh- AGENT D. 90 B.Oa4Fly
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Bodro an0 Rooms
West Sida.

Q1 WEST 22D-ST 1.-Two rooms to let, with
sJs( board. on third 1oor reierences e1changod-
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JUDGE TAFT FOR yICEPREsIDENT.

nov HE SUGGESTION or AN ONO EDITOR has
BEN RECEIVED.
Not long ago The Youngstown ErCnjag Ncrs,
spaper N large circulation Eastern ONO suggested
mat IN case sherman should not be nominated al Chi
cago the OHIO delegation should unite IN presenting the
name o. Judge Taft for the VicePre-dency Charles
II Gray editor OF the paper In the city yester
day. and was asked by TRIBUNE representative how
his Taft boom " was getting lie replied
"The proposition to put TAFT the ticket with
Blaine is very fsyoraby received in OHIO where
many Republicans think Tie Judge has not been fairly
treated Oy the party. Blaine ana Taft would make
sirong ticket / have had letters from number OF
prominent Blaine men heartily indOrsng the sugges
ton. The Cincinnati Enquirer says that Foster and
enei man would keep the delegation from going for Taft
but ont believe they would be hostile 10 him II
candidate Tor tho Vice Presidency. ana certainly
better filter nomination could be desired than that Of
Judge TAFT"
TAMMANY ORGANIZING FOR THE YEAR
yHE USUAL AMUSEMENT IN DENOUSCING MR.. TIL
DEN INDUCED IN-IRIsH RELIEF AND CONVICT
LABOR.
The Tammany General Committee met last
evnng to take action the Of the Committee
on Organization relative 10 the reorganization OF the
associations in the With XIIth. XIIIth XIXth Dis
frlcts also effect permanent organization the
General Committee for 1850. The report OF the com.
nittee, tue conclusions OF which have already been
printed In THE TRIBUNE, adopted unanimously
While the meeting WAS waiting for this report sew.
eral speeches were made. Jerome Buck spoke
against Tildenism and third term. His perof alton
seemed to please his hearers greatly II follows
"Whcn other members OF our party forget that the
very suggestion OF third term that which por-
tends in the end limited monarchy-when they con-
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East Sii,.

on WEST 24TH-ST.-One singe room
fA with hot and cold water suitable for gentlemen with
clas. hnarl
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A FEW B0ARDERS can be accommodated
IA with comfortable gOOt board at reasonable
rates, by applying at LAG East z7thst city.
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/ NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
sIAA sS65rrHHtlalfr ff g. ~ 5T Gfa,v' OK
TsHi,TIEs OF rksslde rom vFg; -osN,o S5UrHAMP.
FIRST CABIN ....... 500 >rCuND CA8lN........St)
Return tickets at eaoced rates. Prepaid ''esi44o 's'''
sess tickets to an P9'a ne t Sea e En9a t 49,
VN1AN LINE ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS.
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
MINI ae r oS NJ III season, u the yelr
CiIY III IICiG0ND '...~ArU RDAY. Nch. - a. III
EIITT}f or tIiif IS mi 5nAT NGch s. , a.
CIV or W NoT Ni.ii7A ,5 b. i m
From per 81. y. r.. loot OF chartoo-st ,,,,-,,,,
CABIN. So $50 ami sloO Return tickets on l~'o''''
"SITTffERAGE So Drafts at lowest rates
eaoou. ,tateiooms s~oAIus ami bathrooms aaiiship'
55S e. b&L Ii. AZ As5n S' 81 aud 8 y
National Line.-From new Pier 30, North K.
IN-FOR QUEENsroWN And LFtkr0ol~---
-------soR LoNDoN Victoria Do I..,---
a6a 5S TO- f75 currency: prepaid steerage ,ics.s 30
an6 IS BROADWAY T. VI HURST MANAGER
NETWORK AND HAVANA DIRECT NAIL
ATh,.e arcas. steomss sail regularly at p m from
Picp NJ. q. NorR RIVER as foioWs ,s
SANld4Gv3 PE c ~ CaD yea
AccommOGaOIi M o Go Yo g g Bosaa
IAWTON BROS Agenisin Havana
Y.UAVANA& MEXICANM MAILS. 5. Line
49, f6R HAyANA DIRECE.w
AID VERA Cruz. VIA HAVANA
,v Calpsat Prose9q campee6e ana aroneia Meh
cIrY V3F WA.HTiNGr1S' 'i Hs; -H oa Mc9 Il
.Inese steamers are iJun he'd Win swIuuns berthsIe
staerooms, small tables dining room, ami meals are served
: CIiY OF MsXico viii lsay. Nowoeeans Mars
p pa CONNECTING SS Win ' seamer. asvan4
kALEAANDKE = SONS. Nos. 81 and SO Bro"d"Ay:-
pACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
For san 1 Fn, i,' VIA i' s1ha9s Of -
SSS@ci? Tor et1s and soat imerca Mexico
IRON s f19Sf9 F 20 r S2R1S sStaTar Mh 20
From ~an Francisco to Honolulu Ne~Zeal4nd @pd Aus
Steamship CITY or sYDNEY Monlay. March H. noon
For iregst tr % % g S ana .i SoltS i,er
Passengers rwaded 90 SAN ~ ~ ~ a.
ia, sou iii AMERICAS, CENTRAL AMERICAN ana
F or iaormaon in regard apply to tho
PASSENGER P 9P%K No. 20 H'O"q II J. Bu11Ay
General Passenger Agent superintendent
ROTTERDAM LINE. n....,v,-.. ,....,c,,
HNrIEIDAI. "ruDesy, M.r ~. nj. - Mar a.
r. CHzAUX Genera. Agen. y south Mi.lanss
FUNCH EDHE Co ~ SCUM iN Ssa Issue Agent
WHITE STAR LINE. oov,,uAu STEAMERS
Fok az EENsr0wN AND LIVERPOOL
Recommended by Mauy, 5 NJ on botn tns outward
ERR M rag Kennedy Saturday O. 1880
BALTic capt Parse -: Ihar.day march il = m.
FROM THE WHITE STAR DOCK FOOT OF wasr
Tbe eamers are uniform In size unsurpassed IN az
,ns rn amidshps where the and motion arc
least felt aGordng degree OF comi'rt hitherto
k2rEssaoon 500 $50 500. steerage, rs Return
Thsso nei ner cattle sheep nor pigs .. IN.
WapStst Phladelphls RI. CoRrIs, Agent
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NETWORK AND HAVANA DIRECT NAIL

These hrstc.lss steanshIgs sail regularly at m from
pier ia. cd, NOrta RIVER. IS foioHS
SANTIAGO De ~ "a APT Fooir.. SAT MAJ"
cry OF VERA Cruz CdDt. Vans e-.....Nto Mt'u' =
modatious surpd sed For freight or passageapyJ
10 NllllA1t +. a. - ~ y - NJ ~ D'"'''~''
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COURT OF APPEALS.
ALBANY, March 5.-In the Court Of Appeals
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/ Y..HAvANA& MEXICANMAILS.S 5. Line
NJ steamer. itaNr ilcI 80 O., y. i'' 10 p IA
~ FOR HAVANA DIRECh

ANU VIVA r.
Cdllmgat PTOgTosO. Campet he and frOnleiA
CITY OF NV iOh Havana aud NeNlcOl. sal Non,
CITY OF WA~HINGTON lHavtna on.yl Thurs, dch II
sCITN OF Al. NANDI IA Havana and Mexico Men. D
'lhese Steamers are iWni he'd with swlunns ptIlhslS
SatcrO0ms small tables dining room, ami meals are Sel'oo
ia caIIc ", hou. ia Chalg -
= = CITY or " <XICO Will Leave NewOfleans Mar
and Ncr9 Bagdld. l2mDlco, AMI lux
paU. connecting win steamers i0r Havana, New on
+. ALkNANDRE Y SONS. Nos 81 ana So bfotoN1y.
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no LET.-rO one or two gentlemen, a Sec
ond mont room no moving IN May l22 East 10TH
4 Irving place.
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81 EAST 20TH-ST.-TwO neatly furnished
- psrors with without board, private table de-
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DACIFIC MAIL. STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
ROTTERDAM LINE.

II STEAMERS leave Co.'S Per adj Pavonia Ferry eeseJ O'y
sItJA H. " rnues,i,y MAJ L.. a. - .,
Wedn av ar 49,. u - ~, w irsarsg. so
l,tCsbin $3.50 "a CABIN. $t0-s9n Stee.sEs@ -
ii. CAZAUX. Genera Agcns ~ soulh W a. - o.
FUNCH EDYE v Co.. ~ south Wlulnlse htV ,,S a'
l. ". NORRIS 90 BrOaa waY. GENERA FASsdso AsoH-
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e SUNNY ROOM, one single room,
nd; everything new and frst-c.ass. l0J East 29th-
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VNMAN LINE ROYAL MAIL STEAMER,

FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
NOTfCE-lh nc steamer, 81 ms HE tANo Lieutenant
Maurys Lane roncs at al seasons ut The yelr.
on. ar EftUAi1ND .....~AIJ NJAA. Ntl j., a. IL
CITY OF CHEST Err ATT RpAY Iar.h -'. --l 9. H.
CITY or bRU~S. Is .... TIL 49, Al. MNrh -. . p M
CITY or isFtl N...-....sAIt DAY. Avn d. '-.N D. IL
CITY OF MONTREA l.....-. ] III iL~DA1 N.- 20" p H.
From Per ST. y r.. foot or tharlton-sL ,-..,.
CABIN So $50 ami slOO Return tickets Ola l~'o'ao''
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National Line-From new Pier 80, North K.
IN--FOR QUEENsrOWN AND LFtkroOl~----
UELNEIIa No.. t. d: p.u. .GAP. Zen I5 ";'' a. III
---FOR LONDON Victoria DocksL---------
HOLLANDS March B. 10 q. 90. 1T ~ =" o. IN
Cauiu $40 prepaid steefa@e cS - ~
Being loser tAIu uu,t Ines. company INC, 30. %
al D IrlllW T. ". J. ~ I itNl 'allfs'i'