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New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-17
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A. NJ. MrEvrs. AuctoIeer.
DY BANGS, MERWIN & Co, Trade-Sae
ID Rooms No. - PArhro~.
ALEEET II hicoLsY, Auctioaeei
DOSITIVE SALE Of HOUSE and LOT No 1873
i Ess. 27,h-r-ALBRRT Il NlCOLAY si' ~ CT THURS
nay Aps 10 1S o'oocE " the hsrchss Exchtrz>. ths
ysry oa,sbe new Three story and Hg5 Basement BRICK
HOUSE and LOT No lSs Essi Nht con snrs al the mod
, srt and 10 peec. order sc 90 eau remsn
boz sd ortssge po.eson within 81 cay. The property
viii posyey sold withou, % the hghes, bidder
, neyio.y .oa D. sale. For csrds Of sd mission 20
see IT, premises AID full PARTICULAR sppy 10 the sUcoIe.r No
Broad
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-17
HUDSON RIVER RAILROADS.,

hudson RIVER RAILROAD.-FromJ June
IL q 1885, Trains viii leave Chsmb-rss Station oowsi
,srr.ss Trsns and p Albany and Troy Ps'ses
ger frAn, II 80 and 10 80 for Doess ferry 81 -
and p n. for PoushieepIe. SA m, p m and $40 ~
.sf Peei'll So m The Poushteep.ie P.el'k sins snt
Passengers taken Chambers Canal Chnf:opner ard s,:ra
Trains for NewYork leave Troy iSo and 70 Is and q
sId sl5 ?. m .ni Albany AS and 1875 = ~, AID 90
and sS ,. IL; OF sunisys a. s:i5
A. y. SMITH. Superintendent
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-17

EXCURSIONS T. ELIZABErHPoRT, n j.
~ r. ,xu-,,., RyD JACKET "fohlht G. hLL
T.s ErrrI 49, P-, rn-h Riv-' ssy lssrtsg, -
rer;,a, .iT.. e rn ;srt fp n s-'fr n, --r- -
,.shv- :, : e s.5, 3. sui : p n rot--s 20 a.
.rc r,,urr to- 1Ay csI1 u Eaiao-a C0J o '~oH
INDEPENDENT LINE.-1he steamer GOV
PlhOg f-o to- 10, c. Ro..-sor-r- '5r boston PSos
IDFECE BRISTOL az NJ y eoaT. sv.,y IUE,DAf
ThIIsDAf a.. SUNDAY a. Socck f.'e 20 oS'a
CABIN 81. 5ec2 - Prov. .erce 81 .. I'o- - = NJ
t.ort O. s5 Fr.Kh; t5re, skr- =. recgc-i re-. fe
~, in.srus.c- .pt,,to GsO Z STAsLEf.
Att1e Osncs CT tss " as-f.
CTATEN ISLAND FERHf.-SOIlCE.-
- Cs..p EIeur.ior for 81 C-c1-Boss rave srarEn
IsLAEp fyYRr HOuH froc a Il t9ep
L-Ce WHITEHALL from "a u = : , u f't O-A.a,e
ssx.,ou q 3vaa isrblrs L~rdirf
nay BOAT for ALBANY and TNTERNEDi-
~ ATE LANDINGS -fss resns, ARMENIA IRON tc' o'
hurrsJ ., MONDAY. WEDNESDAY sal FslDAf. a. ! a z
LAKE RIOR LIN 4 .-l3oo
IL TOUCHING AT ...
Al p.r,, betves- cLEvELAhD; DEfsolf sii sc!EAoA
Yh. new sat sreu,i lowS.-f1r. GsaIeS - ~
cLEyYLAHD, J. H. LUaay, kssSri iLLiaOis' ''ea ."
AastA-
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-17
NOTICE to LUMBER DEALERS.-FOX,

NOTICE TO LUMBER DEALERS.-FOA,
IN WESTON 4 BRONSON, manufacturers and wholesale
dealers In LUMBER Painted Post, S.euben County ~ T.,
keep constantly hand large ssortment u al kinds sawed
Lumber Lsh Pckets Shingles Fence Rails Dressed foorns
Cetrg &c. Dealers who wish assortment OF SEASONED
LUMBER will find here Inducements uneqlaed any oulef
part OF the Stste-
Al kinds Of PLANNING and MATCHING done 70 orter
Lumber shipped by New YoIk and Erie Railroad delivered
Corning and shipped At loves. rates Of heish;
70 Any place on the cana New England New jersey
All ordefs BY mail promptly attended 20.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-17
Bniloins nlatcrials.


Jersey LITTLE FALLS FREESTONE.-
Til. Company prepared 10 furnish heit ceebsed
and b-sut fREESTONE, extent ana on short nonce
This Stone vel and aoraby known require any extra
putting quality and besuty very arse number OF the
finest buildings snd pvse dwellings 10 this country have
been built from dis stone, among which few may b. men,
toned: In the City OF New York-Tfnity Church Trinity
Chapel Trinity Monument; Church Madison the
Talnsoe Church corner OF 9i!hs and 6thsv Taylor, 81.
loon aud Bank of EewYork In PhMe phis-B,nk OF North
America Publishing House Presbyterian 1sd and Ahena
In Boston-New England Life Insurance Conpsnys Butdns
Browns House Dutch Reformed Church and Custom House in
the City Of Newark with many other buildings IN al the sbose
named and other towns and cities
The Company hand ready for immediate dev-
ery Is Ruble Ashu and Building Stone For terms
and M of piice apply a. the Office OF the Company, No Han
Buildings. N Y. w CGODpAkD. fI-siden-
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-17

TVNHE REGULAR MAIL LINE via STONlNG-
i TON Tor BOSTON NEWPORT and PRONlDESCE-
Inland shortest and most direct carrying the Eastern
Msu. -
The steamers PLYMOUTH ROCK. Capt Joel stone, and C.
NANDE RBILT Capt W. H. frse, In connection with IN
STONINGTON ard PP evidence add BOSTON and PROVi-
DENCk RAILROADS leaving New-York dsly Sundays eX-
cep go from pier No North River first wharf above Battery
plsee O'clock IN and Sonng.on a. 81 p or on the
arrival of the msl which leaves Boston .. s.
The c. VANDERBILT from NJ " York Monday. Wedn-sdsy
Friday; Tuesday Tnursday aud Saturday
The PLYMOUTH ROCK from New York Tuesday, Thnrsiay
and Saturday from Sonr Monday "Wednesday and Friday
Passengers proceed from S,onso Per rsrosd to Providence
the Express Mail Tiu reaching said places in ad
Of those by other routes. and in ample time for al ths early
morning nes connecting North and Passengers thai prefer
board the nights rest IN disturbed
breshfs,t If d-ed and leave Stouington in the m train
Providence with the II Is trn for Boston
Passengers Newport leave Sonng,on in the n train
connecting Providence daily except Sund.y a. gl5 m
and Is with the steamer PERRY, Capt Allen tae from
Providence 30 Newport 81 cents.
b,ssge master accompanies the esmer ard t,a thfonlh
each way. -,
For passage hs st.;eroous or freight appy on board the
the Ffeizh, Oce pier no. cOrtA River, Or a.
he Office No. 10 Battery psce.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-17
miscellaneous.

ERINk's DAYLIGHT REFLECTOR super.
cedes usips Gas in the daytime. its Uni
v,rsslly Aeksovedsed the best in p. FRISK.
No. IS BarclayS St.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-17
Hte6ical.

CORDIAL COGNAC BITTERs imnedIatsy STvsy
" relieve. Disrhes Ague and Bilious s't,cfs STEIN
rFT u sol. iu porter Nasssust New YORK and o sac
by N Druss.s Bars and Groceries
DURING the past year over 500 persons have
IL been LAsrlSoLY CURED BY me, OF
NOCTURN EMISSIONS. &C..
MANY vREcks mind and body who cursed the dsy whu
gave them birth changed into happy beings "no o u ID usuy
that they living souls DO IOC thus snher pret Win
ttsup iiclosed Box No l76. Cbariestown Mas
REAIITY-I have natural REMEDY for
N TOOTHACHE curing Teeth that they never need - hr
,.I lot poison n applied by ones self aud doe. no. hu-t
Wi.h directions price prepaid by mail LUIS Il uP'n
homer. Try and YOU will ind It so - 49,. Sya
NrO MORE SHAKING.-The OBIVE FEVER
~ and AGUR PILLS will In wfk time the worst
..a OF aud asue that exists no mseTh you hsi Yen
.1ccs.iye They fies from Onine and sn de'e
tus drugs in their scon and viii leave the system
strong and heshhy. 49,,
Wholessle Depot No b Courandt ~
VXHOOPING COUGH WHOOPlNG
w CoUGH.-MRs. HALsTEAD,S WHOoPlNG COUGH
RELIFyER-A Reliable yThe attention Of mothers
called For sale ~ WHITES No. 20 DIVISION 81,
n y and No 50 Main st., Brooklyn.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-17
painis, Oils, Glass, &r.

COBURNs Extra LARD OILr-very pure; will
~ gum, and vii bum equal 20 Sperm Barrels 50 70 20
s>Ilona John w. QUINCY Co. No % uVdHsm.A
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-17

CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEY-
W Connecting 81 New Hampton with the Delaware. Lsok.
and Western kAiIosi and Q: EAs.on With the Lhsh
valley Railroad
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. Commanding April y, 1883 =
NewYot f Esson aud intermediate places troD Pi.i
Nc. North River, st Y IL u and D. u for somsrbe
hy above trains. and =. $3.50 p. m.
rhe above trains 81 Elizabeth With trains on the Nsv
Jersey Rsos1 which leave NwYor nom The foot Of Cout
fndt-st q. :. aad IL . u, and and p.
Psseug for the Delaware L.ckaSs ard Wesern ks
road will leave At u m only For L~hsh Vale, R.irosd o,
81 a 70. ana u n. JOBE Q. sfERES 9uperintent,nt
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-17

80, JoSrfi
,zJresnly Anri u MONDAY AYrlI
nsS0Iy Ma THURSDAY April Il
rpf,psnlY Gsyia MONDAY May 10.
MnSpAY H.y YHrHSDAY. Nay o.
THURSDAY, June g. MONpA SsysL
MONDAY Jane II fhL LssoAi San- H.
THURSDAY, June ~ AOSDAr June ~
MONDAY, JGiy $. THURSDAY, iaZL
MoSpAY Jajy 5 THURSDAY, Jrly 2
THt-EsDiY 1urrss MONDAY, Alsusi
MONDAY, Auznr Is. fHURspi, Anzn X
THIIEsDAY AuxurE MONDAY, August .
noSDAy s-r,ers.,s THURSDAY. Ssrenb-t7.
SHURsDAi, September Is AONDAf, Se2'-nsct pa
MONDAY. september y. tn EsDAI, sepSaao"f -
THURSDAY. october7. AONpAf, oSoett
MONDAY, October l1 SHURspAI, OS'ooeS IL
1pr-psDlY O~,oher g. MONDAY, October p
EOsDAY koy-ub-rs THURSDAY, Noyeubert
sr-e5 NJ Y,s.nfsr ard Prsixht screw StesGeu
IRON CITY J. T. Tuner AAstet
MINERAL ROCK. J. ?. Ryder. hsfe'
GIN. TAYLOR Geo l. Stone M~st-i
Hskra bos.s lesvnS Cleveland every veeS through
,-,., -.
ny Of The ups b. s-cured by addressing
HUSSEY mcBRlDE,
Forwarding and CofnnissoI S-rchsnss
rB-hut eli Pset.s-s "Csr- Of Huss~y hcsr'de C'r7~
ttn
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-17

NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD-For PHILA-
~ DHLPHlA and the SOUTH and WEST via JERSEY
CE1Y-M.l and Express lines leave New. York a ana M
sad and .. tre IS fhre.sh Tsss cold cincsn1a
and the wes and for B.tn9.e Norfolk ka end
nsins J. W. WOODkCFf, Asssart 6QSsrtnt~ndsut-
bsesasc vii reccvsd fos train unlsss dsvved
sscked kHeea minutes II sdvanss q the time Of leaving
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-17
Gteamboats ann Railroads.

CAFEGUARDSf for rTRAVELERS.-.T The thinking
went Of CREANERs BRAKE OPERATORS ~ the Care of
our of the Railroad hpes in coHn,ry Hsdson
Rver Cleveland 40 Todo TerIs Haeie a.! r. aHOsd hsh.
An Ceu. Ac. The obet Of this device s 70 psce ,se s,.r
II al the The lands Of the Attendants of he
-r.p f1r ius.an: N q tAnssr
Fxprsnoe demonstrates iaA The destructive Effects ~ a.
rsred accidents sse fror1 tee momentum u .. u us
In. nse Of III. prec.roI E,ves teGee o.. security lie
and properly road cars BY no other saowr n-.a
Rsro 81 o.rs wA n,xet ;s are recre.ni % toe tr.
DrsSel 10 them warranted the plrpos
. Price esh, complete. foI .sTthef psr.icuAs 81
dress W. q. CEEAMER- s~- No 81 Pine -, ~ u
DAUROAD and STEAMBOAT LINE.-AF-
II TYRNOON BOAT s: o'e,oct fer h DsON from the suc
" Hsrrisnst, sos,h 'tes ianenf cxeseT' "es Point
Ssnyto~n Rhsee-ck BID HOOK Brs'oi We., C.g sod css
ain FARE 30 CTS 70 NEwBuRGH, PoUGHKREPsIE Nd
10 sodcv.n. places. Hui.Sn ci.wrcl NsHsuviae Gh-n
~. Edvass 81 % State Lise, 81 s5 wes; soclbris
Cb-.Ers 81 CO sooth ADAM. +27si North A:,nA ?. 80
D.ton a. IS, Hia.tAle, 81? W.anston, ass BeckeS
s:se Chest F'';cSy s'ss a.s..;o, s IS IS eTe,
,as :. as,a.h see) Q MONDAY. WEDNESDAY sai BRI-
DAY Z: o'elook p r.
DEGULAR PERMANENT LINE.-For
III SHREWSBURY ard LONG BRANCH direct; High
I.rSs Ocr.o Houte Pom WHtirxton Nouns Dok Brown.
Doct MaDe,owI Fair hsven ana Hst B,21-tARE >
sen ComnaDd~r vii foIows from Rnbins1n st, N. R.
Lave Nrw.YokK. LrlyE RED BANK AND
FooT oE RoEINsoS II. PltAsuRE BAY.
Tuesday August H.. ! N nlesosy, AasrS F.... IL
lThorsd4y, Angus: ls..lo q N.
fh. steamer LEADER Wits TIA so., Or P.ssars
Bay Alamo pccI ssd Brunch Port wishox ehsrse.
kERS EMPRESS By this Line HAI6Hrs Stages bI
seu.n slso ssss-s 70 ~ psrs Of the county
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-17

II OLIVE FREEs1ONE COMPANY
FROM their immense qusrrie in New Brunswick covensf
urse Of Eve me will contract for quantity under
81 600 tuns, Of the same
BEAUTIFUL FREESTONE
OF which the AMERICAN ENHANCE BANK,
Broadway and Cedar-r.,
NEW-YORK rIMES BUILDING.
PAkrow,
CONTINENTAL BANK,
NNssnst,
MECHANICS BANK,
Wslst
UNION INSURANCE BUILDING
William and Cedsr.s,s,
HISTORICAL SOCIETY LIBRARY
Secsndav.,
TIE STATE ARsENALS.
New-YoIt and Broohlyn,
ny brlt together with To
these particular the Company refer specimens their Stone
for color durability strength facility for work
executed for the by
the Office pi th< Company 10 IS Beaver opposite Deuon
Goa kObEhT MlDDLkIOS Secretary.
We the dersiened certify that the Of which our baua
gs construc;ed from the Dorchester Qusues New
Brunswick We highly sppove and admire ms,erI snd
believe BE- bes. In quality and bes In
sppeanse been brought po In th couut,y
sHEPHARD KNAPP,
President M-chsnLs' BAak-
RAYMOND, WESLEY Co
New.York Tnies
W. r. HOOKER,
President Continental Bs,k
ThSs; < jSeksoa Architect.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-17

DEOPLE's LINE between NEW-fORk, CllI
u ISLAND NEW ROCHELLE and hAAAAoSECk1O
and after SATURDAY, June u the seArner IsLAND CtIi
Cap. james yrsdenb1sn having besn reht;ed with sew ool
su 10 and newly furnished ,hroush2u VII commence sE
DAILY TRIPS Sundays exoep.ed beveen the soove named
pAces for the accommodation Of p,nseTs and ,eths sasn
tul.ou Market Slip returnins IeSves asrnsroneth
- m., New Rochelle, 7.S m, City IsAod a. % m
Pare and Mams-oneck 81 cents and
New Yok and New Rochelle City Island Is cens sod way
ysh board bali bouI before the time OF sArps
L'OR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE via NEW
4 PoRT and FALL RIvER-rhs splendid ard ,upend
e.ner METROPOLIS Capt Brown, leaves New.fors even
TUESDAY THURSDAY AID SATURDAY, a. 3 1c.S,f IN m,
and The EMPIRE STATE, Cspt Brsy.on. on hOHpAt VII
Ma DAY and FRIDAY s O'Clock p m. from Pier No ) N n
Hereafter will Be regarded a. lrsd 70 snJ sStu
euIt until tb- same shall have been paid for
Freish. Boston forwarded through with great 6'pa'cs D.
N Express Freight Train
DEGULAR NAIL LINE for BOSTON and
II PROVIDENCE, via sfONINGfON-HOuR o. LEAV-
ING CHANGED 70 s o. Non and AN-r TUESDAY June
he Geamers PLYMOUfH ROCK and @. VANDERBlLf e
Is line vi leave Pier No North River hrs' wharf soov'
ss:terypscs daily ~pt ssndays o. N insesd 0fbP
Office TO 10 Battery place
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-17

FLUSHING RAIIROAD-Leaves Futon Mar
tet Wharf BY steamer IOIAS At 6S5 7:S and 10 snA
l. and o. m. fhe leave Rusbins L. L. t5 and IL
M and l. and p n meeting and sIehsnsins p.ssenEsn
Nth boat HuHt-rs Point Tbroush In 81 minutes Fsrs
WA N. SMITH, Receiver.
B-Pic Nc ard Excursion parties reduced
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-17
,X1-vv,,rpNr Of MONEY saa COLLHC-

INVESTMENT of MONEY .a4 CoLLEC-
TfONs-rss usis-vsnan ~ $3.50 49, sns-.SA
80 b, arr New ort Psiis5,9ois " Sos.
Iii, D. prrnhae o. lA..a
Ist1r,a b. allowed ii To- rs.s Of ses pf "a p - -
Am s " fo' period Dot l-s' al sf ton-i
ea h. rsirS 70 us by sssss sraf< ar cs- i,s- Z
ssp msas payable ofas, OF t. tstas z. an q
y, r crec, VI tie Arss-csn EIcaspse btsA nS t;h Il
S.rss Bsai Po..oc OF vf.k DPExEL Co. Psis1e'p1ii
REDhOrD LOWELL Ca. Bsfsfa Dssa9as i.vA
Rs,er-noes-Ansresr ExcAsSgs B.ah Fh9' "''' ~
Peter Coopey
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-17

CTATE OF NEW-YORK.-BANkD DEPAKI-
y MENT Albany July TINE NED oy sT O' ,Hs s
JAMES BANK having expired pursuant 10 Chapter @ o. sns
IAws notice hereby that FINAL plslDFNp
Of EIGHT M PER CENT has been declared upon the aon OF
notes Deposited sened by the cecsie Issued BY the
Sup In pon the notes Of the said Bank pay
sbs on the said cercstes properly ndoTses
this within months from the date 81 tns noace
and not thereafter. JANIS Nj. eooh,
iy06w Supcrlh<heeu-
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-17

VOHN NUN 0 g. CO.,
~ IKEEICAN BAEEkRs
no Rcs DE- 10 Pax, P11A
Eo swsl<t NerY1f
g-,nt LyrYERs or CREDIT fsI asrcS1ie evFpS'' A'o'
CIRrT1LAl LYTTElS or CREDIT OE ts- ptiseP,. 20 u
a1i cities q Ill,
FraI1e b>Lsn'
Greet 6u41. epsn. o-utn!
IrsIand, Porsxs- n".
Holxnd csrzr'A-a- o@
Also, on
Atb.r. ConrGtrovs A-rsc.aA
B-yrout, ye,rs.sn, 50 mr., oNl,' q 20
sII1.s ON PARIS. snd sTERLIS0 BILLS - ssot OF 50
sys si gnt. for sale 10 sums u srit
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-17

CHAPTER CCLX.-An Act to amend an est eatitled An
at resuAtg aDd Brdfs IN the Counties OF Suffolk
Queen. ana kDs" psssed February twenty third eighteen
hundred sac thirty. Pssed Ap 18th, lsss tareehAhs being
pr--.n:-
Th People Of the State Of NwYork Represented In senate
snd Assembly. Go ensct fo,yws: SECTION The twenty
foc-.h bridges
AZ the Coua.c Ct Sotk, Qsseas and krss essssd February
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-17

" JINF.-The new powerful aud fast steamship PRINCE
ALERT Waters commander viii be dispatched positively on
SATURDAY August q. Pirs. class S9r secondclsss $50
Third ass $50 Including free tickets from Galway to any oil
th@ principal cities Of the United Kingdom. , -. A. =.
~ ' TAPSCOTT & Co.
No. 81 south u.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-17

EOR SAVANNAH and FLORIDA.-The Amer
Lsn Atlantic Screw ssmshp Company ad hrs, cAss
steamship MONTGOMERY T. Croker. commander VIII .eav-
f,s.nse 10 s,yAnnsh with unrTp>ss-i isons s.
Through tickets to Macon Sal Mon,somery, So Aa.atA
IS, Columbus 49S; Albany, Ga S9i; Noble sb5, New
Orleans. Sss FREIGHT cents Per foot, ura further uoe-.
In,ur~ncs oue-Lsf per cent Apply 70 H. 3 CROMWELL
Co. No. s. Wests.-
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-17

- oelebrs.ed fret csss steamship GREAT BRlTAIS
John Grsy Commander viii b. dispatched from NEW WfOhh
Tor LIVERPOOL direct Oh WEDNESDAY. Ausus. y.
The ftcats Statefoom Dning for Cabin PAsen
the spacious Poop and are htted ~ vi" every con
yenience Of Bshs Cosets kc
Rate o Passage 75 without Wines Liquors which are TO
b. hsd board. ,
Thrd will BE- taken 80 esh spd provided
with lib rs supply o; goo3 and wecooked PrOvson' and
OF ple sccommodai9ns
Freight III be taken a. the current rata.
he "a and cabin passsxe apply TO
RICHARD IRWIN Co, No. % Front'si
For third-clsss passage spply 70 ~, oe s..
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-17

CTEAM 10 GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL, BEL
- FAST DUBLIN and LONDONDERRY, without delay fof
$50 Return Tickets OF the above pses GOOD for H
months By ny steamer of the line 500
FRos EEwYosK
TDJNPIrP9H Cumming WE DSEs sDAY sept. at IL noon.
~ .sCOW Gooovin......
PIT. Of Pss.sge Cabin ISL third class found with cooked
sroytsona $50 Yor freight OF psssaSe, sPpiy %
ROBERT CkAfG II Brosdvsy
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-08-09
LOCAL NEWS

FUGITIvEs ARRBsTED.-HenEy o. Whipple,
who, together with VIM. Estabrook, escaped from
the house of correction at East Cambridge, a week
ago Saturday night, was arrested Saturday even
ing, near the Lincoln House, on Main street, in
this city. BY officer Goodhue. Whipple en-
ployed in this city few years ago, at the Regis
try of Deeds Office, and is a native Of Douglass in
this county. He came to this city just before
his arrest, in company with the fugitive Esta-
brook, who belongs in Lexington. WhiPple
sent note, by the hands of Mr.. Estabrook, to
Mr.. Sumner W. Balloon, at the Lincoln House,
with whom he was formerly acquainted. After
Whipple's arrest Mr.. Balloon communicated the
fact of the note being handed to him, and, from
his description of the person who handed it, the
police were satisfied it was Estabrook, and forth.
with search was commenced for him, officers
Denny and Kane going west, and officers Good
hue and Mcfarland going north. Returning in
the morning, Messrs Denny and Kane left the
old stage road at Leicester for Clappville, COM
ing home via Stafford turnpike. Estabrook, it
seems, went west, turning through Mulberry
Grove, travelling mile north of Leicester centre,
tire, reaching Leicester and passing vest through
that town, about five minutes after the officers
turned towards Clappville, thereby eluding them.
Messrs. Goodhue and McF returned home,
and Immediately proceeded west as far as East
Brookfeld, where they fell in with Estabrook
Immediately upon his arrival there. Both pris-
oners will be taken to East Cambridge, and re-
turned to their old quarters, this morning.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-08-09

A WARNING TO FRUIT STEALERs. Two
girls named Mcclure, sisters, one aged about
thirteen, and the other about eleven years,
were detected, week ago last Saturday, in
stealing fruit from the premises of one of our
citizens on the Massachusetts side of the river.
AS this is very common, as well as aggra-
waiting offence, and as these girls have been
much addicted to thievery, 1T was deemed prop
er to make an example OF them. They were
accordingly arrested last week by officer 10th
rop and taken before Justice Kent, who sent
them to the House of Correction for thirty
days.
There are few things the stealing of which
snnoys person more than the stealing of his
fruit, and yet there are more persons probably
who steal fruit than there are that steal any.
thing else, and many of them seem to think
that in doing it they are doing no more than
they have legal right to do, and no more
than they ought to be permitted to do with.
out incurring censure or exciting ill.feeling.
These are both great errors, and it is time
that it became known Pasotucket Chronicle.
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sPY..MONDAY, AUGUST 8

years past, and therefore am enabled to speak
from experience Of their relative merits.
The "Lawton" is splendid, large. round ber-
ry, often an inch in diameter, and is great bear
er but it is entirely too sour for common use, its
extreme acidity requiring very large quantity of
sugar to counteract it. And, besides, 1t does not
always endure our cold Winters very we'll, often
Winter killing nearly to the ground.
The dorchester" is, as yet, but little known,
consequently is not much cultivated; it is, never
theess, most superior fruit, vastly better than
the "Lawton" or any other variety have ever
seen. Its rich, sweet, and luscious flavor is in
strong contrast with the "Lawton," resembling,
in that respect, the best varieties Of the wild,
high blackberry, in its perfect state. 1t is full
week earlier than the "Lawton,' and is a conical
shaped fruit, of very large size, more than double
that at the common blackberry, and fully equal in
size to the ''Lawton." 1t is prodigious bearer,
and its canes not often er.killed no COW
ering being Necessity to protect them during the
Winter
The dorchester is therefore greatly to be
preferred to the "Lawton," and feel warranted
in recommending it for general culture.
Our correspondent is enc of our most expert
enced cultvatsrs, and feel fully justified in
dorsing his opinions, not only from testing the
fruit sent u.s. but from former acquaintance and
experience with the two. The "Lawton" is sim
ply very large, snowy, tender, and pulpy fruit,
butsour, almost favorless, and with large and
rather tough centre or core. The Dorchester"
is equally large, snowy, and tender, and, at the
same time, is sweet and his full share of the
fine peculiar favor which makes the wild high
blackberry, when fine, so great favorite. For
US, the Dorchester is better without sugar than
the LaWton is with II and yre h ave M hesitat;on
in saying, that, if we had patch devoted to the
culture of the blackberry, with the Lawton well
established upon it, we should, if cultivated
for our own use, dig it up aud supply its place
with the Dorchester
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U. S. ARTILLERY DEFEATED IN A SKIR-
MlsH WITH THE BUFFALoBs. officer of the
army, writing to the Neoo York Herald, from
the Camp on the Platte, says, on the 4th of
July we first struck the buffalo. The excite
ment was intense. The recruits, in their en-
thusiasm, broke through discipline, and
blazed away at a small herd crossing the road
in front Iof them. Some three or four BULLS
ran parallel to light battery, when the ar
tillerists commenced peppering them with
Colts revolvers. Stung by these eaden pei
lets, the animals wheeled in line and charged
the battery with the most warlike inten-
tons. Down they came with glaring
eyes, and away went the horses and pieces
in the most inglorious manner. One piece
ran to the rear, and another struck off
quarter of mile into the prairie before the
affrighted horses became manageable. The
dragons and infantry of course, had hearty
laugh at the vanquished artillery but had
they been charged, one half of the former
would probably have found seat somewhere
else, and the latter scattered rapidly, without
standing at all on the order of their going"
Indeed, if there is any military combination,
composed of flesh and blood, capable of stol
idly withstanding the charge of an Infatuated
herd of buffaloes, | have yet to find it out