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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-02
EyCISE COMMISSIONERS.

There was no meeting Of the Board yesterday,
owing to the absence OF Commissioners Kerr and
Holmes Mr.. Haskell, after waiting some time for
his colleagues named Friday next at p. m, at the
usual place as the time for holding the next meeting
IL is expected that the Commissioners will then pro-
coed 10 sit daily until they exhaust the balance of the
y days, or dispose of all the applications tor licenses
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CUpREME COURT, County of NEW-YORK.-

CUPREME COURT, Dummy OF NEW-1 UItk.-
- CHARLOTTE BAPP psptif, sgainr MATHkW
BAPP defendant -(summon. FOR reief)-To the d.ishs
above named; You are hereby summoned and reauired ~
spswer the complaint this action, of which copy !. acre
with served and copy OF answer ."
M. said comp Amt on the Subscriber al his oice No -
Chshsm It, n the City Of NevYoIk within trety days
sr the service hereof exclusive of the day OF suea ser
VICE: and If Won fail the complaint within the
time aforesaid the plaintiff in tn. setion will apply to toe
Cot for the relief demanded IN the congratulated Judy y
1871 SIMON I. HUFF fI.iH'I. Al,t,.'Invys'.
To the above named defendant Yos will please - take
tee that the summons and copy the in the sboTe
action wts fled in Office OF the CLERK ei the Cy aud
Gmntv Of N.wYo1k at the City Hsl Of tss City OF New
YoJk on tbs 2lst day OF July 1851 Dated Juy ~ 1871
jy22 lawswW. SlNON I. hIfFi fisihha At's'hsy'
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CUPREME COURT.-JAMEs B. THOMSON,

y Plaintiff, .st- JANE MeKEHN and LEONARD HAZEL
TINE sdInistroor' d the goods eh.ies and crssH %
McKeen, Joseph McKeen Of Omro Wisconsin, jane, w.
dan and Elizabeth his vile Belinda McK.en Joseph NK.en
Brunswck, Maine and Elizabeth his wife John neheea
Tsp,f S Nam. and oes1is his wife cSse. j. Gsnsa
Alec his wife, Daniel Taylor and Nancy j. hi, wife Jane
Tsyor Ge0se Thompson and Martha wiz obn ssn.p
wiie Isaac Cochran aud Ami. HE wife Jepthah HeSel
his wife Elizabeth Insss Her,y Morrow aud hsry his wife.
Macarthur and Suke bis wife James Mckee, Of sat
and Mary Ro, his wife sas McKeen Of LHPee in the STATE
Mhssn ..ss heKeen Harvey CaATteIAn sns Jac Il,
wife John McKeen OF Buffalo in the state OF rors ana
Cais,a Lis wife, Addison Hck.en Hugh Gse and Eee.a bis
I.ac Orr and Mary bis wifi. James Richardson and RWas
hi. wife Benny II Richardson and syyt. his wife W,lh,.
Orr and Abigail hi, wile frsae Curt. aud julia ~ MS
Warren Tspn, John Burg. AID Ann Juha me WIFE Jes,
Tspn, May Ellen TsPn, At,nt: T.pu, Wili.m Dee ..a
Doe Jane, Doe and Mary Roc his wife, Ann ToTs WI.
DoTrogh and Jane bis wife John Tenney .ad LYDIA his
wife Horace Ami. md Port. hi. Wit, George AnnI aaa
NJ Apnis Louis H. Amis, Nsncy Brown Mary Bstgnedet,
As IS9ns J0,;pl %h Wife, Ds sn I Rd, 'a III, a.
DEFENDANTS, 10 the def bdants above named fos
are hereby summoned and required TO the complaint
In this action which w be fled la tho ono Of tue CerA Of
tie City and Csunty Of NewYc at the City Hall in the
City New ork the eighth day OF JAY la07 aud to
.erbei, Il tber office, No 10 Wsst, City OF New
Iok within twenty days asr the service OF this on
YOU exclusive Of the day Of such savee md yo5 fa to
the said complaint within the time Aforesaid the PLAN
tits in this win apply to the Court for the rest de-
manded in the complaint New York Isl July lSSI
The complaint in the above entitled ston Sled IN the
Office Of the Clerk of the City and County Of New York
sne9G l.w6w w Plaintiffs ATTORNEYS,
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posarpY AND MURDIR.-On yesterday morning,
,o~sra daylight some person entered sesping room
a. the Simpson House in tai, city wherein we're AIss
one Of them, few dollars in money. From the posh'
eta Of the other two be obtained no money OF vsuSbs
and undertook to break open trunk. Whae engaged
in this operation he swoke Mr.. James w. Pike, who
the door. Mr.. Pike had only reached the foot q the
bed when the villain shot him. The bal suuct hin
in the right ride Of the chest passing esrely
his body and at this present writing tAoncsy ncon'
be is not expected 10 Eve Mr.: Pike peIors.a Asn-
He came here for the purpose, We ere iafemsd, Of
acting az track master on the 6nt division 81 ~ Aso-
kuk ard Des MONIES Railroad, and was 70 esse gee
ost on the line yesterday lie hss We sic os1 ~.
With The utUost and unexpected s:dness. a.,
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CUPREME COURT, COUNTY of KINGS, NY.
S-Frane. March ,eau. Eliza Harris Charles T. Harris and
Earsnpa his wife Clifford Harris, Kste Mayer Harris Helen
Watson Hsi, Daniel Richard. and Sarah Ann ss VIE Nd
ward Lesdbeste and Lucy his wife Philip L. FreAeau AID
Helen 81 bis wife. Summons for relief lcom not seI 10
TIE DEFENDANTS: You sre hereby summoned ana re-
0prcd to answer plant in this action which was he'd
Office of the Clerk Of the County of King. az the Cry
in Brooklyn the 2ist day of July NV
and 10 serve copy your the said conps4t on
the .ssscrbeI. their Office No WsIst In me city OF
NsyYork within twenty days after the service OF tas sum
mons on exclusive of ths day Of ssoh service sns y9
is TO snswer tie said complaint within the time stoesed
he plaintiff this action will apply 10 the Court for the ree
demanded in mplsntDs.d New York Jnly 2lst lS
EMERSON L PRICNARD
.5tsuevw Plaintiffs Attorney.
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The Railroad Pittsburgh with rsh
roads and from St Louis, MOI Alton Gaens and Chicago
IL Frankfort Lexington and Louisville Ky; Terre Hsute
Madison lafayette and Indianapolis Ind Cincinnati Daytos
Springfield Belefontaine ssDd.ssy Toledo Ceveana Co
nmbns Zanesvie Mssfon and Wooster Ohio also with the
packet boats from and TO Ne~Oreans b. Louis Louie
yilIc and Cincinnati
Through Tickets the East be had any Of the above
mentioned places in the West. 49,
Pc find this the shortest most expeditions and
comfortable route between the East and West.
FROM NEW-YORK TO CINCINNATI IN 80 HOURh
FROM NETWORK TO CHICAGO IN So HOURS.
FROM NETWORK To ST LOUIS IN " HOURS.
Fare s low any other Route.
Bee bandbis in the hotels Of this city.
Through Tickets further information may be had ~ the
stce of the PENNSY LVAEIA RAILROAD,
No. 2 Aston House. Broadway.
J. l.. ELLIOTT Agent
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COURT.-Henry S. Lincoln AIT.

- Henry j. Dayid.-SumnoDs foT money demand
tract-(Com not ITO HENRY J. DAVlD:-fou are
hereby summoned snd required 10 answer the complaint
in this action which FL In the oce OF the Clerk of the
CITY and County Of EewYork at t City Hall in said city on
The dsy September 1857, and TO OF your
answer the said complaint the subscriber AZ his otce
No ESQ Broadway i'll said city, within twenty days alter the
Ycc of this you exclusive Of tie day such
service and If you fail to answer the said complaint within
the time aoe tie plaintiff will take judgment against you
for the twelve hundr end one S60O dolr with inter
eft be on from the day Of January 1885, aud T the sum
of hundred doars with interest from the first day % Sep
snber thousand, eight bundled and fifty FIVE beside the
costs action and 20 costs OF proes.Dstcd August
% ls57 II. ). LINCOLN
- layGgW Plaintiffs Attorney, in person.
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s7,IyoJs STATE STotKs.-Thc Transfer
VbLIHV, s,ocl, ana ma, Of the s.s.s ~ lnos sl
trr,sf,eT DC w MORRIS KETCHUM,
q WiihAS'" TIs.lleI Aseot state limos
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BROOKLYN BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.

The Board met yesterday afternoon at the County
Jai-present, DAVID LINDSAY, esq, Chairman, aud
quorum of members. The report Of the Keeper OF
the Penitentiary presented, which shows that on
the 3st of August there 1877 persons 10 the Peni-
tertiary, OF which l04 were males and 20 females.
Committed in the past month: Males. 81; females,
70. Total, l37. Discharged during the past month:
Males, 30; females, fl. Total, l3l.
The SUPERINTENDENT of Public Instruction asked for
the cum Of $40 per snnum for five years TO clothe
pupil from Kings County in the Deaf and Dumb Asy-
tuIn. The amount was appropriated The Committee
on Accounts Of County Treasurer reported his books
TO be correct and that balance was found to be on
hand Of sl9, S97 o. The tax rolls were amended BY
striking ont the appropriation Of 81 sol to be levied on
the southerly portion of the Eighth Ward for their
proportion Of fire apparatus, and the report OF the
Committee as amended, adopted The Committee
on General Taxes reported the following deficiency
which was ordered to be levied on the town. and
Wards respectively: OF the City OF BROOKLYN
s2l ~ 49, OF the county towns, 81 1871 ~. Total
deficiency Of county 1923 III ". Surpluses, $66S 49,
Net deficiency, $li2,iiS So. The Committee on Gen
.ra Taxes reported the amount 10 be raise by tax
Tor general State and county purposes for 1857.
The State tax mills on the real aud personal tax
able property in the county. $685. $50 Is. The State
.chooi tax OF ! mills, SIS, j23 20. For ordinary and
contingent expenses for the 6sca year commencing
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CENTRAL, PARK COMMISSIONERS.

The Board Of Commissioners of the Central Park
met Yesterday at o'clock. Present, Commissioner,
Cooley, Gray, Green Hogg, Butterworth, Elliott and
Fields The minutes Of August - were read and &C.
esptad
The report of the Executive Committee tho suh-
ect Of defining duties of the various employees OF the
Commission, was read, accepted and adopted with
some amendments
II was resolved to abolish the title of Agricultural
Engineer and that the officer holding that office be
known as the Superintendent Of Draining.
Mr. GREEN moved the following:
Reea That more aborers other persons be employed
on the Park until the further order Of the Board which
adopted Also that tho Engineer of the Park be instructed TO
report this Board the occupation and compensation
Of ali persons now employed the Park. Adopted
Mr. GREEN offered the following:
Rored Tha. fifty copies of the minutes OF this Board be
prned from Of the proceedings aud that
The each subs meeting be printed and
copJ Of put n.ent file for zach
and that such docuns ordered to BE- printed BY the
Board be printed unifom with the mnutes Tor bnd
ina at the end If each year
A special committee was appointed TO prepare speci-
tcations for plans for the Central Park to be adver
tised for.
copy of the ordinance providing for the Central
Park Improvement Stock, passed by the Board OF
Aldermen July 8 adopted by the Board OF Council.
men August -, and approved by the Mayor August
%, was received and referred to the Finance Com
mittee.
Adjourned till to-day at o'clock.
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USSELL w. WESTCOTT AuctiOneer
HI would call attention the large sale Of superior HOUSE
HOLD FURNITURE and elegant house, furnishing sINc,es
70 BE- sold by THIS DAY "wednesday in house NO.
5a 2s 9Th all Of which can BE- relied on as be-
ina frat class Furniture and comprising the largest and most
psxn6cep variety offered al auction this season among which
i sssut Piano three full rosewood Psor Suites al
10 order collection Paintings Vases aud Parlor
Psor Dningroom, Chamber and Library Fur
nvIc in rosewood oak and mahogany Of description
s,e can be Lad at door the morning Of sale, which
viii b. positive rain shine For fall particulars see Herald
and Times
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- A. J. BLpEcyER, Auciioneer
DEREMPTORY EXECUTORS SALE Of l53

III VALUABLE STATEN ISLAND LOTS AZ AUCTION
"A j BLEECKER, SON Co. viii SOL on WEDNE5DAY.
Sept at IL o'clock the MerohsntP Exchange. le3 ots OF
Ground Port Richmond s. L. known formerly az belong
ing the HouDsn Farm. Have commanding view OF New
Yoyk HaIb0r and well worth the attention Of buyers 90
Per remain Maps &C. at the office, No Broad ST.
(No. Il57l.
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glove ANODYEC TOOTH-ACUE p lOPS.
~ n by g u ye fadssi Rcd The olJs.rg eteF T. om
d..uDsl,hCd piictieAl deBi.s:.
Hrw-YosE. De-. 20 i7ii
Me.F.A \. B. D. sANDs-CicnilsmsD IN %. ol1rs- Il
ny pra os have cNrnyey 4se1 ylr Glove inc iyne win
r.. the relief ~ the J1,h t;he aud
,ian.y asud !; y pa-D, lcen IL D.. l,. 10 ia.
finn Jo Of the bish 0p!uon have d !. other ,smeiss
ON yoir. very respectluliy NJ LEVErT Dentist.
Prepared SD sold By b. 2. SANDS Draslsts, 70. 10
kIston.s;., New York.
III EALING BY MAGNETISM
II 10. CeiebTsted aiDg medium, Mas OhACE DAVIS
from Nanherrn III bas skrr mp hcr rnsidense a. DR. ~
e. HELLINGTOIs Ws:er Cure EstAbl.hnent,No 81 Est
b r. and !. prepared operate IN the cne Of 81 dis
eass She speas. under influence and gives
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GRAND JuRY.-The following gentlemen were sworn
in as Grand Jurors in the Court of Sessions yeserdAy'
John Schenk, foreman; James Brogaw, Geo. w. Jack
SOD Morris Reynolds, Geo. l.. Thatcher, Joseph Dob
bins Thos Hamilton, Jeremiah Terry, Joshua Car
hart, Henry Adair, d. ID. Whitney, Benz. +. Ward
WELL James N. Medley, Thos. A Dwyer, Geo. g. Her
nan, John Friend, VIM. johnson, Michael Finnsgsn,
Owen MCGEE, Pardon w. Kenyon.
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salrs bn AntIicil,

~ N.sg, ApcsonesL -,,c->
ACTION SALE Of SPLENDID uCCca...
Il ~ hold RtRNITURE-pi-h Wit - Veys. I. TPjeh
Ssiy french Plate Pier and hssue MIr.fs 81 p ntngs
S.,Iy ruir, rosewood Piauo S're yalns1e ~ AZ Ri
P.s,i ana Silver Cu,l.ry 80 =. No go ,hs oocI
Nv NASH will TO l0RkO y !, of.he best
=. sn,i,e RNITIJp ~ the above house ~ Mamie
sessp,ion ecnstDs OF rse AID oo.ty rei Sai:e %
MINOR superior rosewood and ssro9l bro ade
md ph DO ~ green sd &c cen sT. Pier Tales.
sr ioscood Es ~. ss h n md
and saek. elegant rosewood Repo0 b 15r backs. rich
s6 69,9 Sns and s,ds BIsp5s pa Paor
costly S.vTes and Dr's"T 81 Paintings; D'ngp room ead
ss.ms A ;sPg T. E. sfas2 T 1s' ssa
Dinner Set cs goo poss sye Cutlery Case Bs,-
sssy .aS s n SsG SAt s9ss c6 Ssr
.tesds DO . Toilet stts best Hair Met,rese Bed. and
sssdns oval MISos %.S1sssy .es %
t S,.ir Carpets &being the entire son:thts oi .sa
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Goal, Sc.
Ocean Steamers, Me.

PEDUCED PRICES-S100 THROUGH -
AefOh CAIlfORNlA-UNtTED STATES MAIL LINE,
ys PANAMA RAILROAD. The United States Mail Steam
ship Company viii dispatch for ASPlNWALL on SArUR-
DAf sept D az O'Clock precisely from pier foot VI
WsrIen-st North River the weiuown and fas. steamship
~ Be forwarded by Panama Railroad and connect AZ
9th the Pacific kal Steamship Company MAGNIFICENT .am
chg SONORA X J.. Whiting, Commander winch will b. ia
weakness ard leave immediately for San Francsco.
The public Informed that the Paeinc Mai SteAnasnip
Compsny always bove extra steamer. Tying Pan
sm ,eady for to avoid possible deentiOH paen
meals.
Fer passage sppIy to w RAYMOND =. the only oce Of
- OoT pany No IN Wcst-st, o. Wsrr"ns. "
hseoAl United States Mail days, 5th aid 2rh Of
ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIP ARABA-For
- LEEhrooL-Tbe ARABIA J Stone, Commander,
tn ssi from The stream with TIE Mails and Passengers Tor
Europe, ON WEDNESDAY Sept 2
eAe passengers at ~ aud u O'Clock
He ASIA VIII sal on The 18th september
=. CuNARD No 4 poul,n, C;rern
EOR LIVRRPOOL.-The United States Ms1
- Steamship ADRIATiC, james West Commander VIZ de-
Et With the United States Mls sor Earoc@ n,;lviy IN
HATURpAY. September ~ at II H. nom h,r hc,sh A
scceeanodsthus for elegance and comfort, .pply 20
EDWARD X. CoLLINS 10 Sc way-..
Asers requested 20 Be- IN bosEd 81 II o'elseh M
haeis must pass through tbePos:o6ee. any ooers WI
PrIca rbs seamors u this line kss. improved u..e.
o(1e sonpsrnpen,s N
~ SALTIc. Captain j. }. CemS;oea. vii ss on u. &sa
sapen.e has been spared m..s the Seaman o.Ai. IN.
,sspsSs ~ good ss new, ~ d the tssoISl essuils
tb.. psoyes their mode Of ~ Drue Il We. oI-ssp1.
n-heistf.t he regular eVi; sbtps e, Ma tI~ al ~
esn TIE es'hs servies
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Tor LIvr9r0oL-PaTslcr IT,, L M,
ibe - , -o.smaIgei, sin 1--we lu,ord ate i.sra.
2. r. ,se ri: scr ffssh: q ?sssse hn,2l uan;a'ed
.. lsi.i'ee Ga - eroSFcer, SLE. fOI . Co,
kpfe u 10 Ro - 5Fosdxb,.
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feaal Notices.
DUBLIC NOTICE.-In pursuance of a resoutoa

TVCDLlC NOIIOT1-IH PUIsUdHCt UI a fcsVII@ou
passed by the Board Of Commissioners Of the Central Psrk
August 1857 the Committee Buildings IN the Central Payk
viii be solo at public suction the 18th day Of Sep
tembx next at the Wssss House 5hav and 18th st. Of IL
o'clock Of tbst day the buildings said Park directed ~
said resolution. . ,
Catalogues the sale b. obtained ~ Messs John Lloyd
Som, uconeers the Office the Commits at the
Of Commerce building Nassau and and
Waestaf House shove ten days previous to ,- sale
TENS cash day of sale and the bull 20 be
"''AAN 'Aii'' VIZ VIM. X. SIR )NG.
..a on Rn,iiag. Ia Central Park.
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SrABBISc ArrRAY Anthony Keimer was arrested
yesterday afternoon about clock, BY Officer Celgsn,
for assautpg and attempting t. kill John Henniger,
on the corner of Moore street and Graham avenue. 1t
appears that the parties attended Dutch dance on
the corner Of Even street. when they began qaarenS
about the girls" Keimer drew knife and stabbed
Hepniger in the hesd, inficting three dangerous
wounds. The accused was committed by Jus.ice
Weeks.
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huaier-Cnrr.

MT. PROSPECT WATER CURE, Bingham
In.tue presents peculiar facilities for inter treatment Pa
,icr;s received 81 reduced address j. IL North VI
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BOARD OF EpucArIoS.-The Board met yesterday
and passed resolutions of regret at the necessity that
existed for tho resignation of Edward W. Copeland,
former member and complimentary Of his former con-
neeton with the Roari, and then adjourned for one
month.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-02

BOARD OF HrALrH.-Ths body were again COM
PEELED to adjourn yesterday afternoon, Sor wsnt Of
quorum Of members.
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A. NJ MERwIS, A1ctoDser
nv BANCS. BROTHER IL CO.-Trade Sale

DY BANGS, BROTHER N Co.-Irade oo'o-
I'D Rooms Nc. 10 Puk row ,,N
=. FRIDAY EVENING, Sept. T. AZ oclocf
VALUABLE PRIVATE LIBRARY Of Ensish ani amer
can soice standard Works In the various branches OF b'oIs
tine An. and Sciences including Medical and srseal shd
Law Books &c ,,. ,,oru nm .nv GALE
SIXTY SIXTH REGULAR NEW YORK ThAU ~ 'Ahn'
catalogue this sale which Sn,ST2ces .-ige a go
ma win be sent to any iD the Trade upon Pphcaon
VOJINTRY SEAT at AUCTION, Sing Sing,
~ sdoping the property ofbe late Jones' on the Prem
sses Sept g. lstey occupied oy tae noscfiGer con-
most Desirable piece genensns residence Terms $1,000
,ash the balance bond and mortgage FOR particulars in
sJre Of HENRY STORMS Rts Estate Agent No O2 Nassau.
n corner of Ann, and at Tsrrytown.
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CXCU RSION for the MILLION


ket wharf BY isteemer Island City at Gas sud 10
end and pm; the leave Flushing IT, et the sans
hours meeting and exchanging with the boat o.,
Hunters Point. Through in 50 minutes Fare . cents
WIN. NJ SMITH, Receiver.
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STEAMBOATS, an6 nailroa6s.

WV"
DAY BOAT for ALBANY.-Tbe Steamer
oil T sni RfR Of T.
making the usual landings.
4 RMENIA-DAY BOAT for ALBANY and In
~ seHsds,s Lending. from foo: Of Casmeers;' MON
irving in Albany in time for Cars North aud West
E'OR SHREWSBURY. HIGHLANDS, OCEAN
I'd RRGA gS55 ss,Sss
Commander viii run regularly a. follows from Hobinsonrt'
Ess;s... &: o.. s:: & III. !. IL.
country
Tor PORT MONMOUTH, MIDDLETOWN
and Shrewsbury landing ct FoI,Iiamon each vay|Thc
% ;iesmGOst MAzPrA Capt CHA Cha, Mo%Id leaves My
turning will leave Port Monmouth at o'clock p m Fare y
cents.
7 ONG ISLAND RAILROAD-SUMMER Ar
sroosyn for eTenpoT daily and Saturdays
pm. for Hiyshesd M aud $3.50 pm TO, North sip at
oH sy.sset At ID am and for Hempead .. am
$50 and PM for Jamaica at and 10 sn and 1885,
and pm.
CHEAP EXCURSIONS to FIRE ISLAND
~ 81 20 each wsY-Eyery TUESDAY and FRIDAY BY
Long Island Railroad and steamer Hero Leave South Ferry
s%TEEpsy leave Fire ::@d sVf;
new and have ample accommodations Of the best hind
XCURSION for the MILLION
II STATEN ISLAND FERRY.
SEVEN MILES FOR SIX CENTS.
The Staten Island ferry boats JOSEPHINE and SOUTH
FIELD leave every hour the foot Of Whehast tbe-
tween Battery and South Ferry) from till m,
end on fne Sundays every until p nj r. Land "a at
the Eey affords the Gnest view in the world
FLUSHING RAILROAD-Leave Fulton Mar.
ket wharf BY ls.eeIner Island City at 64 and 10
end l. the leave Flushing H. ~ at tho same
hours meeting and exchanging passengers with the boat at
Hunters Point Through IL 50 minutes Fare = cents
WIN. NJ. SMITH, Receiver.
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BuEGLARIEs-The house Of Dame, ,i Dee no sond.v
Oio Ss' and eod watch and several articles Of s"y
ws,s taken tberefrom. About the same a'ns, tas
house No 266 Dean street was en.siei sna Je"e1'
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A Bold FELLow.-Offcer Miner yesterday morn
ing arrested a man named Henry Dornely, for hsat-
AID when Officer McNahen, who had come up - a.s-
perse de mob which had collected to witssss me
felt, assaultiDg him in brutal manner. On osnsS
taken before Justice Csry be was quite aoanse, ~.
refused to answer any question propounasa 30 "a
eSafge.ofcontempt Of Court and ss'sulns an 0ic'''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-02

and Shrewsbury landing Fortfsnlton each vsy-Thc
swift steamboat NAzfPPA Capt Cbss. Morl1rd leaves New
York, from foot Of Murray street daily At O'clock NJ he
turning will leave Port Monmouth at o'clock p. Fare .
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