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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-23

K,xs.s-EyAcuArIoy OF LAwREscE-rHErAr-
vx,n R,srey.rIos OF Gov WALKrS Col Cooke
,ecsived an order or Tuesday last from Ger. Hsney,
=, comnspd a. Fort Lesvenw0th directing him 70
remove the sr companies Of Dragons unesr ole CON-
m.nd a, Lawrence f1th~ to tos: post, sgressty 70
the order of the Secretary Of War. On raursdsy the
camp was broken Up ana tee Go'ps crossed the nvs,
en- route for the frs.
Gov. Walker had recsiSed two reque.,s pd-r to
this, de.rrg the troopiO De ,euned TO tina ors bet,
deening their services rece'ary to preservs tho
peace, he neglected 20 comply vita cses dsnsndi
berce, probably, the Of the order fs The Sec
rstary Of War. ~ sai % aoosq Df
Gov. Walker LEFT Lsconpt0n on Tsssdsy boon isst'
sor For. Eaysr sosss, !, s ssld vita the W" Of si-
sgrsphiDs the Prssidsp.. snd resspps "a STnmIS'a
Iiless SUSTAINED b. tbe Upi,7i S;stss fSoPss
~ "s '-li fL.w-sz q ti.rid Of Freed.t, ssS& ~
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DEM SYLVANIA RAIL RO A d
III TIE GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE

TIE Pennsylvania Railroad connects 1t Ptsbursh via r.
toads from St. Louis Mo- Alton, Gaens and C1,cs4o
Nsson Lafayette aud indianapolis Ind Cincinnati DsJos
nbus Zsns,yie Masson and Wooster Ohio also with tbs
team packet from add TO SeworlesnA u Louis Loo
Through Tickets be bad at any d The above
Aentioned places In tbs West ,... -
Pssseu gers find this the shortest most sxpedous aeo
.oo,fortsble rorte between the East and West - x,.
vROM NETWORK TO CINCINNATI IN ~ mOUhs
HaOM NETWORK 70 CHICAGO in IS HOUkS.
IRON NETWORK TO ST. LOUIS in = HoUAs.
Fare ss low q any other Route.
See hsndbiIh in the hotels Of this city.
Yhrough Tkets further Information, 1sy DO BAD ~ "
.saee Of the PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
= No. 2 Aston House, Broadway.
L. ELLIOTT. Aren't
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Indirectly Opsrshsg ajurously upon tSsH e-n asr-
eets.
"The stoch displayed here, IL not hyperion to any-
Ting yet seen in this country is superior 10 q7Ah:y,
With few exceptions 10 the display ct LouisvJle and
infinitely more considerable 10 quality.
sOf mules Jacks and jspnets the show il OF cosfee
ali. sd of ANYTHING made elsewhere for Il IA from his
region Of country ths. the great supply Gomez Ken
lucky and Tet nessse are now supplying the Uaited
States with mules.
One pair Of mules exhibited were "her 'hsc tho
largest Corestoga horse ever saw.
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CUPREME OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

~ i IL II ~
- COUNTY WILLIAM JAY, Executor OF the last viii
and Maria 8anyer and Ann jay deceased aga9.t
MINOTT MITCHELL, Charles NJ. Field, Anna 1hom,', Ex'
ecux of the last viii and testament of Arson Thomas de-
ceased John j. Merits Francis Lawrence Cyrus Gleaye'
and Americas Potter James NJ Smith r Joshus Put'
dy Rosert B. Hard John Vanderbilt IT, Robert Coe6reg
Executors Of sarah Smith Charles Tnpp Straf9rd H.
Bailey Eb,uezcr A. Johnson George Curtis Joseph Mitch;
ell Josiah Mitchell james Roger The Bank OF Central
New.York sylvsuus Lewis, Emily r, the wife OF
Cyrus Cleveland Ellen E.. the wife Of Aineficqs V.
Potter Fmeipe S. the wife of James D. Smith jr Deoo-
h Ann the wife Of Charles Tdpp Mary the wife Of Fran
els ?. Lawrence, George Jackson Noah IomPkn' John
w Oliver Thomas Shepherd and Tho1a, Palmer To
NARY the wife Of Francis Lawrence: fou are hereby
summoned and required the amended complaint In
this action hch filed in the office OF the Clcrk OF The County
Of Wecbester White Plains In said County and to serve
ony of YOUR said complaint the subscriber at
his No ~ Eas.nseet New York. within twenty days
Of this exclusive oil toe day
of such you fail ts the said complaint
within aforesaid the plaintiff in this actoa will sppy
10 relief demanded in the
Aug. 8, 1851 .,, M g. .,o co..
No - SSisau.t, New-fork. =
Said eoupsu filed in the office Of the County Clerk of
" eUch.ster County the 9Th day # August. 1851
CHAs L. WHITEHEAD Plaintiffs Attorney
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CUPREME COCRT-COUNIl Ot haNgS1;,Tp
- LOB FRANKFELD against CtLVIN " Soh ruaN, :
WARREN HERRICK AHAsA A. GOOLD TaOMaA,
A. IOMSTocK EDWIN R. IVES and MiSEh ~. a,oT We,
rsmes p,pdtn,s You sre hereby summoned and Trqla
sp.wsr comIIsip ia this sctiIn which win ,. ht ,S
ofee Of the Clerk of the County o. kings a. me ' u.s. -
CITY of Brookyp and TO copy Of yoef 10
said complaint on TIE subscriber a; his ONCE, no 20, TO- H.
~ we Iy on Won Exclusive Of The day Of such
.rvies and YOU TIE ad soTp I .pS, !, the
en-, s ,b T In the complaint sept T.
1857. WIN VENvILL r ga..ss S.w.York
The uplaint in the shove action w.s nea I'm @ 81
C.rik Of the County Of KiDrs at the Si'y hs' " ~ ' "
Bruoklyn on the 2l.t day OF 'ert ~ p;,.,s st.o-nsv
"a lsvfvw WM, NEN|ILL f1-'~'.i
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CUPREME CoURT-COuNTY Of KINGS NC

y THE PEOPLE'S FIKE INSU hN'r' ,U,I. ~ y.
City OF New-YorE against WILLIAM A FOSTER and MARY
TOSTFR nj. wifi. Summons for relief tCcm. not ser y
To the defendsnts You hereby summoned
and required 20 answer the eompn' IN TINS acon wLea
win be filed in the Office Of the Clerk Of The County OF Kings
at the City Hall IN the City of Brooklyn and to serve
copy your the said complaint Oh tDe
AZ ihtir Office No 1876 Broadway In the Cyof Ne" YORK
within twenty the service ot tins summons on YOU
exclusive OF lie DAY of such serve and you fell 10 an"
the said co plant within time aforesaid The pantn N
this action will apply the Court T the IeIsi demAndd !"
the complaint - ed Nev-Yoik, July "a isoh
~"H'N N No 1876 Br,alsay.
Tue Complaint IN hi. seton was fled IN the on :" sir
CI, OF the Comfy Of Kings the lefh day OF august, o'
CLARK CORNWALL P!"ii'in'' A'iDe'"
"a evIV "a
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Ccparinersbip Notites.

MR.. BERTRAND GLOVER retires THIS
Nk DAY from the business OF which will be
tuued by The remaining copatners under the name
NswYeTk. Sept 10, 1857 DAWSON Il 10.
NOTICE of DISSOLUTION OF COPARTNER :
IN sHPThe CopartnershiP heretofore exs3s under he
name Of q. MORRIS Co ofhe Poch0hortas DAIRY Morris
Da Tor the production sale Of Mt bs been this day dis
by consent Persons having claims against
owing any the said firm, hereby notified that
their claims be pr seted and bills paid TO JACOB BUCK
HOUT, one Of the psrtnsr at Morrisania. forthwith
o. NORRIS
MonisaDia, June I, 1851. JACOB BUCkhOUT
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CUPKENE CUI M, COUhI II OF hINuo, NJ
Fancis March against Eliza Harris Charles T. Harris .nd
Msranns hs WIFE Clifford Harris Kate Mayer Harris Helen
Watson srI Daniel Richards and Sarah Ann MS wife, Ed
ward Lesdbeser and Lucy his wife, Philip L. Feneau and
Helen NJ bis wife Summons for relief (com not ser 1To
THE DEFENDANTS: You hereby summoned and re:
ouired the in this seton which was MED
IN the the Clerk the County Of Kings st the CITY
Hall the City of Brooklyn the 2ist day Of July, lS'I
and to serve copy Of your to the said compliant on
the subscribers their office, No Wsst IN the city Of
NevYo4k within twenty sitter the service OF .as
mons yop exclusive Of the day of uch service snG You
l 10 answer the said complaint within the time
the plaintiff In this will apply the Court for the relief
Cd in the New York July 2.t ls67
EMERSON PRICHARD
.,I.uavW Plaintiffs Attorney.
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CupREME COURT-sufTolk Comfy JOSEPH

CUPREME COURT-sufiok COMFY s .cHos 81. 3
- AGATE Plsiutis, ss.iE.t Ep eIRS fnd GEORGE
sMAILIY. pet.5da:t. 20 r1Hf tom .,s ~:
servsd ITO the Defendants aoov5 ~ in nj. 1s,ior
sh,h WI b sS IN the Of rae Ger. o ns Soq1 %
Spfsk. at Rveht al, and 20 seTs- ca. No al g-l
Tsy in iEs Cts within twenty z l.J a': ,es
service Of ia. Summons On the sid complaint Wftbin
M time a,,.S ,he painta in thi, ,9s vii .ptJ 70 the
D. l2lI Wh w ..,,,- a. 4. ii, m 81
MFR compliant in the above ~ w. - '' ~
Soc u N. csrh Il sudcD to'liJ' @'t -.
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DENNS1LNANlA HAlEnOAO.-lno 0fsEIhi
i CENTRAL ROUTE, connecting the Atlantic cities viii
Western North. and South States By
hnuous Railway direct This Road also connects at Phtsbueh
and Cleveland and Sendusky With steamers 70 ~ ports 90
the Northwestern Lakes mskine the prost direct cheapest
and reliable route by which FREIGHT can DO forwarded
and from the Greet West -.
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA and PITTSbUkoA
FIRST CLASS -Boos Shoes, Hats and Caps, ),sc.ot,1
Books Dry Goods lin boxes bales and tEunks), IHa m
Drugs I'm boxes and bslesl, festhers, Furs TO-.
SECOND CLAss.-Dornes.ic Sheetine Shifting and
Ticking lin original bales Drugs I'm casks) Hard 6eoents$
Leather lin rolls or boxes) Wool and sheep 100 a.
Pelts Eastward, kc...
sRIRD CLAss-Anyis Steel, Chains Tin cesksl
Hemp Bacon and Pork salted Goose or In sacks) 100 m
Tobacco. manufactured, except Cigars cut &c. ~
FOURTH CLAss-Cofee, Fish, Bacon, Beef aud
Pork I'm casks boxes Esstwsd), Lard and ooerts
Lard Oil, Nails, Soda Ash, German Clay, Tss 10 -
sLouR-S y Dbl. until further notice.
SRAIS-50 cents Y 100 ID until further notice. . ~.
notice
Ia shipping Goods any POINT east Of b ~
sculsr 10 NAH the package Via Railroad" An
oads consigned the Agents Of this Road ct fhlsdephs
Pittsburgh will be forwarded without detention
FREIGHT AGESTs-Hsrris, Worney Co, Memphs feen. ,
L r. Sass Co, ST. Louis s. Mitchell Son, Evansville
Ind Dumesni Bell Co., and Garter Jewvt Louisville
gy; B. Meldrum Madison, Ind sphgmau Brown and
irwin Co., Cincinnati; N. W. Graham Co., Evansville
Ohio; Leech Co., No 81 Knby st, Boston; Lcech Goa No
Astor House. New-Yorh and No. Wism-s-, New. York
Geo c. Franciscus, Pittsburgh
H. II HOUSTON General Freight Agent, fhnsds.rha
II. J. LOMBAERT. Superintendent, Altoona. Pa
l.. 1877
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CITPREME COURT-CHARLES TAYLOR
~ -. I0HN n DAVIS and RORERT MORRISON

y .,,in,t John DAVIS and ROBERT MORRISON
sup ms ns for a money demand contract To JOHN T.
DAVIS and ROBERT MORRiSoN-Sirs: You are hereby
.nrmon.d TO the complaint this action asa
copy herewith served up,n and serve copy Of your
YORK within twenty days after the service hereof exclusive Of
the DAY service and youfa to answer The complaint
oIead the Plaintiff will take judg against you for the
snn OF two thousand dollars with interest from the seventh
dsy Of July thousand eight hundred and fy seven besides
tns coat, ot thi. .ctio.. DATED September 7. 1857
MANN R0DMAS. Plaintiffs Attorneys.
The amended complaint in the above st9n wa. hd IN the
o,. Of the Clerk of he County NowYok in the City Hall
In the City Of Ne~Yok thu 9Th day of September 1851
90 IawIoxW NJ l. r
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fsgal Noiires.
: v SUPREME COURr-c;.v and County

AZ Y. SUPREME COURT.-City snd County
IN. Of New Yorh .HoRAT1o LEE SCRANTON agaia..
hereby .uHTOna and .@'5sd 70 sn."s: the
CT, aud county of New YORK; and serve c1py Of your an
.wsr the said plant on he subscriber o.. Office, NJ
..r the service hereof excssy. OF III. day u such .ry
and you fail 70 .nsysI -. :;d cq%P.nt within the time
. or The sum Of Five Hundred and Esheen Dollars aad
SIXTY Cent. with nis.e', from the second day of SEP
s.o for the further Of One Hundred aad Ssv.y
Dollar. and s1;, two Cent. with interest from the fourteenth
beside the costs of this setion-Ded New York Sep
TENDER II, 1857. "M; Z: " aTls,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
The eoplsirs in this action fled in the oc- Of
1I Of ,br CITY and County Of New York on .h
ond day Of September 1901 Wal CURTIS.
IS law6wW fantirs Attorney
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HUDSON RIVER IAILROAD.-Froma Nay
u IS 1857, trains .ssye Chambers ct Staten cOws
LHYIee LANE, IN aud Sis M Albany Passenger us.os
az : 10 Anc pn fr s-ns sing. 10 = a. aad pm
gm The tcrsbftsPe fsets.H and Sing us rams sep AZ
.o sts.ons fsselgers tsktn at Chasers phus chm
phsf and tsteis TriIs r Yofk ,s,. f.o7 . 80
ard te:ss nj a AGsuy al i,sr s.l5alG a
y ~ md s.@yHl PJJtu t,t,iji :. les
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The snb,criber having determined TO settle in the West
al a..e Of lis containing 400 of choice Land
situated En- the Town Of EAST F1SHKlLL, where he has
long reside and within mile Of HOpewe Church about
an. heus drive from the Hudson River Railroad Depot AZ
New HambDrgb and ak miles hom Fishkn Village well wat
cred uiiaby divided into arabic meadow and wood land
pleasantly Of the and heathest sections
81 Ducbess County.
The Lend very fertile In high state Of cultivation aud
nks among best in the county is well fenced and IL
well stocked with the choicest Fruits
the Is commodious Mansion, with most OF The
modern provements DELIGHTFULLY."- situated and having
sDdps view of almost the whole Farm and surrounded with
There also good Tenant Houses and
an necessary out bulding ell in good repair
The will BE- divided IL desired and not previously
disposed Of win be sold public AUCTION WEDNESDAY
nh Of October next, at u O'Clock on the premises
Title ncputse and RS:se,sGn siysn on tde Isl Oh pecen
Any further information be bad Of TUSIs BRiNKER
HOFF ESQ Poushkeepsie; THEODORE POLHEMUS, jr,
Broad and B.ayers Of the subscriber on the
premises
Terms made known day Of sale. $500 -
East FsbkIl Sept TO- 1857. I. J. VAN WICK.
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NEW WIDE-GABGE ROUTE from NEW

NEW WIDE-GABGE ROUTE from NEW
IN YORK 10 ROCHEsTEA-The ROCHESTER and
9EEESEE VALLEY RAILROAD u now open md, In coz
pection with the Buffalo, Corning and New York and New
York and Erie Railroads. forms Direct route from NewYork
10 Rochester.
The dir.etne q route together with tie snpehor con
fort afforded by the wide renders BY far the most desire
bic between he above namsd-cities.
Tickets can BE- procured st the NewYsrh and Eric RirosA
Ticket Ooe foot Of Duansst and No lss Broadway; Also
In Jersey City.
Baggage checked through.
Feshs win be transported between New York snd hoehes
with dispatch Any desired in regard thereto
obtained by calling he General Freight Agent Of TIE
New. York and Erie RAirosd Enc Buildngs or C. TAI
PAN Exprsss Freight Agent, No l1 Brosdwy
No trains on the Buffalo Corning and York Railroad on
Sunday J. A. REDFrELD. Superintendent
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HlrGiral.

lever and AGUE PROMPTLY cured BY one Oh
cent bottle Of HUNTS RESTORATIVE CORDIAL,
ftst.p az or the purchase money returned For sale
at No 30 Broadway Room No. j. first Hon. up staus
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TAR LEM RAI L r 0 A d
III o1rNnFR ABIAN6YNENTS.

III SUMMER ARRAN6EMENTS.
Cemnsnens "WEDNESDAY June 1857
xsn. leave DEPOT corner ef White and Centre Sta: 81
n n-E,prsss Mail Train fe- Albany eo9neetne II Gro
F.r. with Ds Of stage. fer isns hsn9ps hsn Fes
CSpss win Wtstern Rarosd for by Troy sarsioss Ana
he Wts. ~ M Misron Train stopping :, ~ .snons
4pm.-Wiiianns Bridge Train, stopRns q a! "A""s' w
n-Wh.e PLAINS Trsin ttoppipg .; all asfioRs -.
Leave 2s,h.s. Station: 7<5 a m-Wliians HItfs TAM
sopp,ns a. al station, u-Milsms Briose Train ssop
gins a. Ell stations nv a. r-Whe P.iEs Train F1ppns o.
al s.s;sn, p u--Wnhhms Bridge Tran s,opP.s :. ~
Hs,ionh E-Croten Falls Train stopping a. all "An"~
~. n--WiAsms Bridge Tram stopping at ali ststioIa
Nm J. CAMPBELL. kupc,int endert
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1Jainis, Oils, @lass, &r.

DEFINED LARD OIL, for Burning and Ma
HI chineyy free from burns brightly does not crot The
stwesr Sperm stsnds colder weather and burns well Wn
r,nted q shove Barrels so 70 40 gallons Only Assnt
JOHN w. QUINCY, No 81 Wiiarn-st.
TNHE celebrated GRAFTON PAINT, ID cents
Der pound Good Boiled OIL IS cents per gallon good
Boiled oh roofs and out buildings 80 gallon Rosn
Os Manufacturer prices. Also. Turpentine Varn'sSes
ne, AZ No. l13 Msieen-ane, ecorner OF PeaTist
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Waiey-Gnre.

nR. E. J. LOEWENTHALs WATER CURE
~ EeTSBLlsHnhNT, Bsryo HisAfA Hs1sea "a. n j.,
s within 6nssn VA 6uo sA he Hsbsksn % Jeru
Teny Dr. Lo~v0tAs se 70 ssn the attention Of the
pubic the nv method By which the most
obstinate Of IIeruns Fey and Ne cqass, results
dropsy kc. kcae treated With the u.rnost success.
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~ IlTIDOO WV III I Ef1t1I 30
O-Fhst CABIN $50; Second Cabin $5o-In the 6rssesns
paddle wheel s.e,mshps ARIEL 1900 tuns and NOhTh
bTAR 500 cell from Pier No North River a. nop
precisely, carrying the UNITED STATES MALLS VH'
t~aye NFN,-YORK 10y gOr-TU. Bremen for HAVE and
AMPTON RIVRE md BRE. South amT.on. Southampton
MEN for ". York
ARIEL. .....ssnr Oct. SIssty Sept 5lWed., Sept
ISsty, Oct lived, Oct
lsaty oe.. lived Nov.
Tbcse sbyt q. Hsyre Specie deveed In Loo
lso and RGis Fo- passage fright apply 20
d TORRANCE. No 5 Bowling 0Ieer.
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Ocean 6teamers, %e.

NEW LINE OF S TIE A NJ Z r S
IN between NEW YORK. LONDON and BREMEN The
msspi6o,p %. Birth Steamships QUEEN OF THE SOUTH.
Capt Bal ~ tune burdens INDIANA Capt Baker 2Sea
TINS burden ARGO Capt Benson. 23l5 tuns burden A.
SON Capt BrittoD GOT burden-owned BY he EURO.
TEAN and AMERICAN STEAM SHIPPING COMPANY Of
LONDON and SOUTHAMP TON appointed 20 sail from
NewYo,k on every alternate WEDNESDAY for London and
Bremep touching Southampton 10 land penger and malls
Deab6 and France They will remain one day at London
and III, proc. ed to Bremen =,
Reurnfne they will leave Bremen f1r New York every
alternate SATURDAY stopping only at Southampton These
Steamships Of the fret clss and have superior
So. passengers They VIII take limited number OF tn I'd
css. or Surgeon attached to zach ship
The rates OF reeh; London win be but Ne higher than
those OF sailing ships. -
RATES or PAssAGr-Fhs Cabin, $50; Second Cabin, $50;
Storage, $50 - - ann, yopu -
Tn. Steamship INDIANA will sail from NETWORK on
WEDNESDAY Sept &c. and be succeeded BY the Ago Oct II
For freight or passage apply 20 , ,,,,,,
g a SAND No. II South Wllians az
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\ AND ROUTEcNEW-YORK % P7iOvL
n QENCE, k1-Or and amer April E1Eess Pm II So
PROVIDENCE, HARTFORD md YIsnAnL IA LsojB
oil leave hartford The arrival A<se Of he Exerss rs e
The Nsv Torh and New Hsyep ~ NevHsveA Hs ssd a.
epsinsfsld hsihesS. vAaeh issys Hey. ycr q ia :.
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e Nsv Yorh snA New Hsysp ~ -HsveA He lsa -
opsinsfsld haihcs5. vA6h leave ew-YcIh q ia
SAMUEL MOTT srpe1is sLSszs.
I ONG ISLAND RAILROAD-SUMN a n
~ .AsGINesr fSaDdsys exeepted-Trans soI EASt ave
bcohlyn fr GreenDon at daily nd on sssr -
pm for hiyeThesd a. and 3,p PM Tor IN lsip e
Am and $50 for Farming dAs .. m " nG IN;
br Syosse. st An and 80 pm Tor Henrsses a. IN,
$50 and pm.; tor Jsnaies II nd ~ an, nd ga
ed 7 ON.
NETWORK and NEW -HAVEN RA U.RcAD.
IN SUMMER ARRAEGEAET, ooDm.rens i IS s5l-
Passenger station In NewYorf corner Hths and >'as 60
TRAINS LEAVE w-YoRK-For N.v.Havs. In,
$40 m. (eA-); I2:45 3a5 40 teI and $50 Per
Dddee por7: 20 S2o eIl l2t9 s;t5 AL lex -aAlH
IN. Tor Milford S,rstord, Fairfield, southpon West
port 7:1 m; l2:45 3:45 45e Ycr Nor~sh, - $50
. m L: As s:45 30 Tex 4:5s 5S G:S5 n !oS Daen
aid Greenwich, 7:1 $40 R:45, S:&5. 40, 5S SIS
?. For Stamford 7:n 500 lex s3a E:<5. S:A
t2o (ex 4:ss SIS sS For Port Chese< sa uterine
Hste stations 7:2s s2o 1s:45 35 40 SIS s:35 n
tex For Hartford and Springfield s:aA Tex t2:4S
40 texl For Come -ticut River Rairosd to Mont
rrel $40 lex and 20 M tex TO Notasnptoa For
Canal Railroad s:aos Tex aud Esp IN Eorthsm1
ton For NewLondon Railroad, $50 . m, 40 Bor
HonkAtonic Rsilrosd $40 M 40 p m For Esueatsok
4sirosd $40 m, L245 and 42o For Danbury saA
Eorw.lt Railroad, 721 s:2o 4:2op. m.
TRAINS TO NEW-YORK-From kewHsvsn, 5:1, .,
S:s5 N !eIh i:@ teIl 49, I'm teI From Bhdss,
Prom Norwat, 4a s:A sl5, Io:5s tex); Ass teIb
and s. 5+ 1905 (ex) From Port CAsstsr, 5:1, s.A
''''' ''' JAMES T. HoYT Superintendent.
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M.Tna nAIL st,ps sssyo~sDs Ia
n ~ s" ATT. ATTIC, osvt Oliver Eid,idss
~ ATTIC Gap. Joseph ComstcqA 40
~ xDRIHTIC, Cspt- James WeaL tE
49, .hns hsvtns but by contract ..rss~ly s he
resss. suvsss ~very has been ssha 10 Asir
~ou ~ In thew engines &c nsore strength speed,
"a tSsir for snsSsS Ss e,e
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Bniloina materials.

linguistic TILES-FOr Vestbules, Halls,
~ Hesrhs Dining rooms Conservatories &c. GARNklRk
CHiMNEY-TOPS DRAIN-PIPES, &c. For ssle BY
MILLER COATES, No N9 Pearl ST., N. \.
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nSBORNEs ROOFING CEMENT. This sd.
" peIior article of ROOFING CEMENT, account OF It's
cstic and properties should be put upon evey
sky and old roof in me city IL perfect P2
lection agsns: Ere being iupenetabe To heat stone we
readers who IN quest Of some
thing really substantial and cheap The inventor Mr.
Osborne only person In the city who puts on Hs
o6sce 10 ct No Az Cansl-s.
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AyEW-JEKSEY RAILROAD-For PHILA-
~ DELPHIA and the SOUTH and WEST, via JERSEY
GITY.-Msn and Express Lines: Leave NewYork and II
m and and p. m. fare, s.; II - Is; stopping At all
say stations II and 20 TO Kensington Through Tickets
old for Cincinnati IT and sls oJ and the We: and Tor
Baltimore Washington Norfolk kc, and through baggage
checked 10 Washipftos In a. m. and p "A.
w. WOODRUFF, Assistant SuYt
No Basease VIII BE- received any train unless delivered
and CHECKED Is minutes in advance of time Of leaving
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RUSSELL W. WEsrcorr. Auctonser
vTyBE entire elegant FURNI rURE contained III

The pr,vse residence No. l52 West 2s,st between 7th
and stb avs viii be sold at su tlon THIS DAi IWvane
as, soumenens - 10 o'clock Housekeepers snd parties in
wsst Of anything pertaining 10 residence will hsd IN rms
hops which il rspste with magnificent rosewood Furniture
.nini,d piano Fore Paor Suites, Paintings StAnay kc
~ .yery descripton with great verify OF nch slVerwsre
China kc all Of which viii be sold without reserve ram OF