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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-14
Markets-Reportsd b. TELEGRAPH.

BUFFALO Oct ESP m-FlOur steady and in fair d:m.ad
@ wss ss.yy ... h 'S sl bush s Ne ss c'.s S
Ohio but .ss' .dysnss Corn a,@ .ni
ssove o. a. ss- Of bush ssn .6a
S. d3sc Barley dull and lower; 1900 bush C.nsca a. o
Rye quiet and no :es go hI@ no saei sus On
bush Barley Canal Experts $500 b5s $50 oush "aea'
ls, eco bush. Data
local Ard interior traces of 500 bb 81 50 Tor State
from Chicago Spring Wheat, and IS SIT for exIs Western
ctoice No. Milwaukee Club 3, CSC. CoRS-Msrte, bare.
BARLEY dull bot without m.tea change ses OF 400 bush
Csp.-au s,77l RYEMake better sse. Of 90 bush Ca
usdi.p 79c GAYS nominal PEls dull .ses Of $40 bush In
barrels CANAL FsEiGHrs firm Ct sc on Flour and
on Wheat New York LAKE IMPORTS; $50 bo' Foar 1850
Plonr Is 500 bush Whea 90 bu,h Corn $500 bush Barley
4, 80 bush. Rye loo bush Peas. -
DEIsoIr, Oct. ls.-FLovR dull. WHEAT stesiy' White
TO- RECEIPTS eCoO bbls Flour, 6OtO oush neat
sHIPNES1s: 7NO bbs Flour 40 bush. Whesi.
BALTIMORE Oct lS.-FLous steady Howard Street Sc
IS III wHE.r finn .... Is 600 so.s wsi's gig
lCic.; Moss Pork slo; prime do Gil o. WHISKY hrmi
CpIc.co De. l3-FLouR dun, and declined ;dlcc WHEAT
sep.y ,sdy declined 2c Spring ssles 10 eco 6uh
al so for Coss firm. Oars ou. aud dec.psd le
RECEIPTS. 1890 bbs Fouri SO eco bush Whes,; 100 bash
Corn; Is coz bush Oats SHIPMENTS 900 bbs Flour; $4,000
MmwarxrE, o.. ls-FLous active. waEAr steady. bu.
declined 2dSc sales ., 81 SO. -s on board Com sesdy
NEwOsir,xs. Oct ls-cerroS unchanged sales to-day,
500 ba. FLOUR quiet SIS IS 80 FOR superhue PoSX
stssdy; Mes, fl5 81 LARD in oon' Hic' fREiS"rs on
CNcissari Oct Market frer. bu. prices
charged Sale, Of new CoRs a. &c. and old soc. WHISKY
SAVANNAH Oct lS-CoTToS dechred ic sales TO day, 1000
bales.
Of OcO bush 81 lea 81 81 for White Winter Spring &c
higher; sales q, e7dSoc ..
CINCINNATI OF. IS Exchange New York is scarce blk
q. sight y cent premium.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-14
Passengers Arrived

In eomhp Guy Of Warrington, from Lreypcol-Rev. Mr.
Brandt Mr. Youna-n Ag-lmaners. Koppmaus Van DeLder,
Karn Lent G. HeDsel W. Rushwsrd Ashan, s. hig-
gin. FesTs Capt. T. B. sprsgue NJ o Church Dickson.
Murphy C. Lieial, Richard Part p Bocbe, Rob-tto 2.
Lahsn. Mrs Woodbury. and cblc Mrs Henderson and child,
Mrs Ad.ns Mrs While and child, Mr. and Mrs Bawnan aud
chs Ms De Cordoy, hidred Hr aud Mrs g..
Moowood chtrsn infant ard John aud James PEN
dletop, um Perkins De Ve Dowss Baker Pa, Mr. Clark,
Aspnwsl H. Lswry. Mrs and Mhs T. Phelps, Mrs. D. Wa.
Mr.. Morris Mrs Richardson 'nd M's Rchads9n, Mrs
Sllce aDd children, Mrs Morrison and children; Mr. Har.
rs Cap. Hslok Mr. Mac Andres ane fspy, Ar. and 81
Woo B. Lesoosk Rev J. Clements Mrs Gbnz Mics Lang.
don Miss C. Atwood Mrs X. Mcdowell, Mr.. Stacey, Mr. and
Mira Beaumont, Se-r Rev Mr G.lssher, Champion aud
daughter, w. A. Or Son, Nc and Ms Mentally, Ms.
Ia ing and nsnt, w Kaye George VsSsh Mr. aud Ms ID.
Virtue, T B. ~irdSor, I. We.,sarth Hermann Rev sul.
Csrney, " Behen, Mr. and Miss HalplD Waters ].
Smith Mr. and Mrs Jscot j. L. Howard, Mr. andMrs Weeks,
AID 80 10 tb- s'eeisgs.
IN steamlhip Edinburgh, from Gdsgop-Mr Mrs and Mis-
Cole, Mr. and Ms Deity, Mr. and Mrs James Smith. Mise
Smith Of LopdoD Mitchell and LADY, Lcil Proctor aud lsd,
Ms and Miss Pollock Mrs j. McBsin Miss Stewart, Mss g.
Bsnswery Miss Susan Lowdn, Z. Farquhsrson Rev. DR..
Smith Master James Smith, Dsn. Coffin James ChchOn T.
Oliver John Stewart John Rg17 John Groy AeI RanksD
J. C. McLymon James Smith ana lls in the steersse.
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Arrived,

Steamship City n Warrington tBr screwl Pete Liverpool
Sept % Qleepstosn 81 dse and 40 pass c. Dale. san.
Gay sb inst, At orwnded ne~sboe, of Cape
Race Has experienced heavy westerly the entire passage
Steamship Edinburgh (Br scesl Cumminss Glasgow sept.
q udse and s7 pass Rober, Craig Has had westerly gales
tbe entire passsse Oct l3 passed the K NJ steamship
Asa, tercei a3:l5 passed the steamship Glasgow
Sesmship Locust Point, French Savannah and pass 10
II B. Cromwell Il Co.
s;eau snip James.own, Skinner Richmond, &c. mdse. and
pen - utn H-incsen SPOKE IL Hampton Roads
ship Qla<er City CAPT scnufeiot s WE'LL lowed BY
hP state Of Georgia o. Pe4d.phis ,he having allen IN with
her % miles from CeIe Henry Passed schr mile. "
u Abeoocl La. (th- CoI q BsrpeyA) Also pasl OIL
Dss.i, large clipper ship bound 70 Nsw.Yort.
Snip John Bunys; lof s.asport NIcke Shields dsys cos
&c 20 Nslsb, Carve. CEese Experienced very nesyy vsh
zoe .His raDe foFsa.'; and mnH..i h,d
sra.rs W. AID the 9Th irs encountered another
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-14

WIsE-MAKNG IN TExAs.-A letter TO 2he ~. O.
PieayIHe, from Washington County, Texas, July 10,
speaks Of the work. then in progress of gathering tie
wild grapee for wine. The writer says:
The wine made last season does no. content me.
Ii has rich color and bouquet, and peculiar aud Gne
flavor ard good body; but II "a intensely scd-yss
tsteEseiy ia the term This acdi'y shall try 10 essen
greatly in that now being made The process Of max
ing, ss we pursue Il, lie simple enough. Ths grapes
passed through one Of Aiokoks CIDER mile made
at Harrisburg, Penn, and Just the thing for the pur.
pose), and passes directly into the fermentng.tub
whence IL lie drawn of into barrels or ca.k, after fer
nenting some 20 or 80 hours. There At remains for
time when ii is fined and racked off ready for boiling
AL for There is not doubt but that very SUI
per or red wine can be made from this grape. But the
psos must be well understood, and the different
maA4Culstions properly gone through with"
gentleman there from Madeira thinks colonies
conld y, established in Texas of many who are now
suffering in Madeira, who would cultivate grapes
npon thessme terms they did in that island before the
dhsase aE'cked and destroyed the vines--thst is,
giving the proprietor of the land one hall Of the mast,
and selling IL sr half at fixed rate.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-14

! Nav, r.. nnsEsHw ID. sugus.,sr s.1ins 20 = N
ysi . n.,.a.s La, nn: ss.s s s:s
sBs ni.ssDms' Ser. pa.se ih'OOs' Pens0d f'f'h y"
!,. ss's.n so S sf If p.,s B u.. Aas
ui,. % Bo,at hiDes.e. P..-e 0sr.tr SEP. s-gi y
3 o. % y nr, Ss op s S :. .. c -
- So lon g q wal. .yns e Il S.s2 s.s from y n w.,
...a n.'n :sr..i snd man sp.ri.r rhe within
30 mile. Of s.Dey Hook for he hs Is dsys ~fs heavy ~ W.
Bah il biee tBrsm Kipnpe, srsmsn 20 asyS nAss md
I.s to s.n,9h Ra.s Oct H. On s.n,,s.s sso.s 20
! Of for. ,ormss, Could DO, p'sse 90, The name.
Bsk As-r,iDs Barton. Havana Sept - sssr. :osscoo H.,
Bari Goksq sals, whtss.ry, A'viu~sl Sep. H. eossN,
God-n Era toi .nd, rAorndts, s., Cay. T. l.,
dsys eat to Snow : sars..s
s,s .nehattrss' tsr wsss wina'or, Ms days TO "A.
Brig KssAsdn Anssury D,er Ca Is s.y,. timber 70 Brett
B,s Enchaar,s BIB wa., Windsor. n g. Z days p,ssxr
srs itmca, Mfchin, Bangor days. Lumber to r. Buck
scSr Atlantic Wright Addison days. ;A' and par % j. L.
s.tr Rescue Bacon Baltimore, oo..
sosr Ey,soa o:ssod. El..s.,AP9r; coal .. Savannah
scbr sup.ricr. ROoip.n. Belfast; hs.dina Tor Sswss
ses H. sfds,n Co.. sOSt. i.1s f sS,s una
schr Andersen f,sa Ear.e,tepO't cal 70, Ne
seS csaas. Ha.e Bunce, E,sSstSpor,, coal, fr PAL
schr Cop. Bears. Boston asys mdse 20 Dayton spsSs
echr Old Smith Eizshethp,ft, coal for New dsv-n
schr q. w Williams, Georse,own, D. T., coal Tor SsAr'
sssr H.v.ocs Br Cole sscsvle, N B., IS days. stone 70
p l. Nevius a Scp
sshr Mcses waius Cro-en Portland dsy' md's. to w.
Lewis Co. =.
schr j. Tinker Cof rremon, rhur'ou, Hn'soro. g., Is
sehr j. = william, tsr, Hamilton, Hnl'oOro n g. pls'sr,
for Newark.
schr Tlvir. - cal.is 10 s.ys iuulse, To master.
aehr oh srisbt, Dtc hson, Portland dsys stone
hr Mirror, White, Cslss days lumber 20 master.
sehr NewzsIsnd, Thuno, Easpor: 10 days. plaster 70
Smith Boynton
sehr Aomi, Fe,hen.op Boston. In ballast, for Pors Ehsa-
beth
scbr P,ore.r (of Deer I.snd), Hsske s. Johns B u
da,s h,hs to Simpson Msvhew.
sch Fred Dyer Corren Calais IA days, shs 70 Simpson
Csrp - -
se George Hnlsoru of Bo.,or Carver HlseorO N g. 10
DAYS, plaster ~ mss'er.
schr Charlie. Aen.urs (Br ,ofNssssul Maxwell Nassau
Is days via Beaufort c. days where he Pot in Tor wood
and w.,er) The schr Susan Or
sailed DAY for Philsdphis The r. brings part o
the cargo Materials Of ch MNsare. johnson, hence fr
Fort Lavscca and WRECKED on Salt Cav Bank.
Sloop visilapt, Heath, New por 2dsys IN balss.-
Osprey, Kenny, Providence udse and pass 10 l.
Oden
Steamer Potoms Nys New Bedford mdse and pass Jos.
Alien
BELOW-i bsrtl
sAILEp-steauships Circsn for Galway; Yorktown, for
Norfolk SC bark Lucy A. Ncke for Melbourne, and others
WIND-Durins the day from g. w. .os
The schr Ezs CAPT Crowe rom Boston, vss vrecied on
Berry snd, BsLamss materials taken TO NaAa and sold
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-14

tTf CsASBLE.1Y CRoP OF rHE CAPE.--The hyGR-
rs fte.senSer ssYs that misunderstanding the mex
apse eoolness q the season. with its frOsts every
done well al over tbs Cape or nearly So Asa Shiy.
erek Of last Dennis Las this yev gathered srop his
souns' S si ss,5. OF fsaSSsss from which setos
sum Of 81 200. Tie fruit ksirgs cd nice hi some
CAGES as high az $b per bansi.' o
The MaHekestsr As,eStclR LaSned lsst week from
farmers in various towns OF nsbSrough and Rocking.
hsm Counties that the potato rot was waking very
serous raysges in certain distrcts while ts presence
was scarcely 70 be detected in otbers. We iner from
~ba. we have heard bat il VII ca: OF nom ~ u IS
per cent Of the eIoy Of sais section Of the S,s,e
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-14
BY telegraph.

HIGHLANDS Oct. 10 sunset Steamer jamestown, from
Nooh sor the Bay other vessels 10 sight Wiad isa
D. w weather baly. -
BOSTON Der. lS-Arr Br bra H. R1gsles, Blanve, Bo-
rsire; ,chr W. L. Cosgssel. Eldridse. hatspEA.
PHILADELPHIA, OF. l3-Au .chr Alice from CAPE Hat
eras with wheat In Distress dsnssted on
Saturday of ChiDcotessue. -,
Steamer Keystone State 10 a. Cope May with ship Connecucit
IN tow both y from Savannah.
CHARLESTON Oct I2-Arr. chip Ocsan Queen, Boston !
bark Radiant, Do big Slr RocspoIt.
SAVANNAH. Oct. l2-Ar snps Old Dominion from Port
land Exchange, from Bath Me bark Maria, Morton, New
York.
Oct IS The brig Frank knight from Jamaica for Halifax,
has put In here In distress, dsnss.ed.
NEW ORLEANS Oct. l3-Arr. ships Nsndals New York;
Cherries Dayep poI and Rochaway, Boston, bark Wn- Henry,
Baltimore.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-14
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK. .
Cleared.

S.ssmships-C ircsnsn (Br Campbell Galway Am Ex Co
Huntsville Post, Savannah II. b. Cromwell Col Yofktowa,
Parrish, Norfolk, Lgdlsm Heincten.
stips-R jacobs Hendenon. New Orleans ~ II. Brigham
EeDs tsrem Kahlmsn, Bremen, c. Laias; Snswmut, Hg.
Gins Savannah, Nesmh Son.
Bark-CaroIirA Grindls, Mobile, N. II. Brshsrn.
Briss-Ca;hsrre (Br., King, g. John, suthes Co.
Monte Christie, Northup Rio Jsneiro, Cot 81, vncen.
Brl, Gspioo, Trinity e. }. s. Dealey; Northern Light,
E.dae, halifax c. A. De Wolf.
scheonenCsroipe C., Lun,. Portland, O. L. H.,ch Co
Surf Stow Portland, O. Hatch Co. J. W. FaakliD, Bos
.O0 Dayton sprssue; Gip:y w.yoott s. Ge2Tss; T. Ho
ard Es~bsrn, j. L. Davis w. A. Ellis Nchos Wimingon
Smith Co.; Z. Mayo, Ma,o, s. George, Jed Fgi 10
s.phine Waterbury, Petersburg Van Brunt Sagh; j. ~
Holmes Brewster Mobile Van Brun. slagh, Enm, Harden
brook St. John, Z. De Wolf; McNaen, Chapman, New
Haven MASTER.
soop-Americs ste~trnsn, Bristol. msrer
s.esmeT-DeavaIe, Copes, Philadelphia, 4. Perkins.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-14
To Mariners.

LIGHT pIscoSrIXUt Treasury Department, 0Bce Light
house Bosd Washington. Oct 1859 The Sd section Of tho
act Congress approved March 1852 making appropriations
for boats buoys &C. authorized the Secreta
~ be Treasury bis discretion the recommendation OF
The Board discontinue from tim. b time. sush
bh become useless by Of mutations Of commerce.
and chen ohspnels Of hsrbors and other csuses
fbe Lighthouse Board Its meeting held tho Sd ns rec.
onme1ds that the following light be- Discontinued, via;
The light New Haven 0pg wharf Conn IL 10 therefore or
dersd that the aforesaid light be discontinued on and
after the first day of November next.
R sEMMEs, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-14
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

Trs I-orrYyorvr DrrocrrTrc NovrvtSr.-Ehe
Irdeptreert Democratic City C0rventi.n net q
Holders Tkree-MIe House, Fulton syenu', yesier
day noor, for the purpose Of nominating Justices
Of the Peace AID members Of Assembly, in opp 'siiion
70 the Regular Democratic ticket Colonel Edmund
Powers wa chosen Chairman, and Christ sn Volku en-
Secretary. The ballet for Justice Of the Peace of the
Third District resulted 10 the nor.irs.on OK james
Lyman By The folox.ng yc:e:
o. ~
The nonration was declared ananimoas, when
discussion srose as 20 the propriety Of nominating
candidates for Justices of the WITH aud With Districts
which resulted in no decided action a. that time.
TIE delegates then resolved themselves into seps-
rste Assembly Conventions, ard announced tie fol.
owing nominations:
ghc p's.ric:-Andrev A Aeyera
Second Dis:ric.-Jamss r Del vecchio
FouT1h Ffh Dis,rie,s-No candidates agreed upeu-
SIKH Distdct-John Ltnshey.
Seventh Dis.dct-AAI. HAni-or-
The Convention then adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-14
NEK.JERSEY ITEMS.

OPPosI1IoS CoSvEsTIos-The Opposition Con-
ventop for the nomination of candidates for the county
Offices of Hudson County was held yesterday after.
noon at Nevkhks Hotel, Hudson City. The meeting
was harmonious and spirited. Dudley s. Gregory
was nominated for State Senator Robert Gichrist for
County Clerk, William II. Harrison for Surrogate,
Henry II. Newkirk for Sheriff, and Morris, Douglass,
and Speed for Coroners. An Executive Committee
was appointed to make arrangements for grand rati-
fcation me etDg.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-14

TIRE IL WEST TWENTIETH STREET - THREE
HORSES BCasED.-L asst night, about O'Clock, ere
broke out in the range of sheds in TSentsth street,
between the zenith snl Eleventh avenues, occupied
by Mes'rs. P. r. & G. T. Young for the preparation
Of kindllng wosd. Adjoining was coal yard and
stable, alto occupied by lie same firm. BY some, it
is asserted that the FIRE originated near the engine
while others say that frs appeared near the stable
The fremen we're the ground, but before they
could extipgush the EAuss, he sheds, engine, saw
nil, and large quantity of S'ood were destroyed.
Three horses were burned to des'h al attempts at
resouins them proving unavailipg- Loss OF Mesrs.
Young about 81 200. No insurance. The shsds
owned by NJ. wandle were probably worth $500.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-14

RAILROAD FIREMAN KILLED.-Lsn night John
Thomas, fireman in the employ Of the A.vlen Rail
rosd Company fell from the tender CT locomotive No.
q. Mott Haven and was almost instantly killed.
The train passed ever his body, and ne died in few
minutes saer berg picked up. His body ws' brought
10 TIE FortysecoId stree. ssten, whs!s &c iIgues.
will be held today.
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BROOKLYN COURT OF sEsSlONs-B~tore Judge hoslIs
and Justices ENN.ys and HoTT.

BROOKLYN COURT OF SE6SlOSS-B~fore u oge NORRIS
and Justices ENNsss and HoTT.
Yesterday little boy, not quite years OF age, was
arssnsd indictment charging nm with hsyag committed
spe child tanned Rosa3ra Hakr only years Of
The Court and counsel for The prisoner h-id
Consultation and decided that he could tried
such charge in Consequence Of bis youth There being smother
Hiiet s,ins' him for assault and battery Arising ca o Inc
ssn. iourarance, he wss permitted 20 pesd guilty
Judge stated that he beat ard only thing ths: co1d be
Gore him the House Of Refuge for Juvenile Den
oeu.s He sccodiDsy sentenced that Institution The
lame Of the youthful offender IL Charles Gross
james P.den oopvi tied Of petit Arceny having been In
dtsd for the hshe, off Tie house Of MI T. C. Fsh-r la
B. street sppesrs robbed In Agsls: an snd the
prisoner having quenty been sfsted suspicion Of being
thief knife which had been stolen found In
b. possession As By decon Of tie suprene Court the nod
ing Of stolen goods person proof burglary without
other .vi6ero~ articles found him did amount
10 ,ucieLt constitute grand larceny the prisoner wa. under
pson Of the Court convicted Of petit larceny aud was
.h.r.nnon s.u,.nced 20 the Penentiay for M months
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THE REGULAR MAIL LINE via sTONING.

Il TON for bOSTON, PkO"iDENCE-Land koate-Tbe
shortest and mos direct-Carryns the Eastern Mall.
The steamers PLYMOUTH ROCK, Capt Joel Stone and o.
VANDERBILT, Capt D. B. 6urges In connection with the
gon Providence and Boston and Provdsnce Rsosd
leaving New York daily Sunday excepted from pier No
NJ r. first wharf above Battery plsce and Btonnston
$50 M arrival Of the mail train which leaves Boston
Il $50 p.
The G. VANDERBILT, from NewYork, Monday Wsdnes-
day and Friday From sOnnsn, Taesday Thursdsy and ss
arosy
The PLYMOUTH ROCK, hom Nsw-York Tuesday Thurs-
day and Saturday From stonnsonMondsy Wednesday and
Friday
Passengers proceed from gtonnston, pr Railroad 70 rrov
dsDce, and Boston, IN the Express NAL Train reeehins aid
Of bose by other routes and IN ample time fof
I'll the early Morning Lines CONNECTING North and East rsseo-
ger. prefer It. board the enjoy nights
undisubed breakfast desed ard leave Stonnson In the
1900 tain, connecting Providence with the II xsaa
for Boston
Fare from Providence 10 Newport, "a cents-
Baggage Master accompanies the Steamer and Train through
each way -,
For pssee behs freight apply on board tbe
steamer the Freight Office pier No q North hyef or -
In. Off Of the Compsny, No. IS Battery place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-14

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
gun-Rses... $40 sets.... 5:22 Moon-Rsss.... 6S]
WATER THIS
Sandy Hook. 6l7 Gov Island. 9G7 He'll II: iS
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RAILROAD AccIpESr.-YeEerday a boy named
julius Jones No the main support o wid
mother ws attempting the railroad track at Bar
street. struck BY the locomotive and sustained fracture
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-14

DExoCRATic PRIxARIEs.-The Democratic prima
re, psaed of lat evening quietly the delegates the County
CONVENTION berr mostly committed 20 he nomination Of Samuel
Westoct, for STATE serstor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-14

NENTKAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY-
~ Connecting 1t New Hampton with The Delaware, LAcht
wanna R<lrosd and EAs,On With The kshish
Valley Railroad. .
SUMNER ARsAysEMknfs-Commenoina May TO- 1889 LeAvea
NewYorh for EssOn and intermediate psces from Pier No =
North River e. 7:3 and Has Ard a. for Somer-
Vile by the above trains aud a. 64 The above trains co
Elizabeth with trains the New Jersey Railroad, wbck
leave NewYort from foot Of Couraadtst, o. 1rp an1 IL
n, and and p.
Pie las train nom New York makes close connectoa
with the Lehish Valley Railroad and thence via
Peunsysa Railroad 70 Reading without change Of eAxa
connects Reading direct for Psttsls and Harrisburg
Passengers the Delaware Lsekawsnna and Western kaiS,
fo.i viii esys 3. $3.50 only for Lehsh Valley RAafesd %
1904 m. and ii;< oaly. .
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NETWORK and NEW-hAVEN RAILROAD
IN H6e. SUMMER ARkAN0EMENY. uA.


Passenger 1aon 70 New YOt. corner Of 2t and tthsv.
fntrsnce 25th-s.
TRAINS LEAVE NEW-YORX,
FOR New.Hsven, m. texli l2+6 s:l5 tel1; s;W saa
S:t5 o.. T. m teIl: 1913. 3:l6
80 and AS Fos Milford s.rsts,d, Ssfen, southpss
1sAm. l2R Sis le1)i $3.50 As, $50 $50 . m PCT
DsrieD and Gresnwics N; i2:45 $50 44a $50 $50
.. For Stamford, (ex i2:45 2;k6 lex Sc.
t:55 $50 $50 For Por Che.er and n.srasdiss ~
aoIs, a. m E:8 $3.50. I:4s, $3.50, 6:Ss p n
CONNECTING TRAINS.
Sor scsoo. "a m lex Sis p tsx) Ios ARtss< ssn
sPrinxfeds an exsl5 snsxl For Csnnsccus River has-
Fof New Haven wLondon and s,oanson Railroad =
"a n. ard 81 m For Csus Railroad 20 Northampton.
(ex) md l2:< Tor Housa.onis Ranroad . M ene
Sis ., vor Eansstock RAlsosd. N, Sis p n 20
pspSory srd horvah Railroed, = g. N, $50 n
JAMES Il. H0YY, o0pssfusn4We
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NETWORK and HARLEM RAILROAD
IN SIMMER ARRANGEMENT

On and after WEDNESDAY Sept q, 1885, trains win lsay
26th.st Station New. York. as 6DewI
For Williams Brdss-7:45 and IL . m $3.50 and $50 p
For White Plains-l2:so and M, aud s5 p. "a, frof
White and Centre-s.s
For Dover Plains p.
From Albany-s:Soa m Mall Train.
Returning, viii leave
Dover Plains-530 q. M.
White Pl.ins-530 and Z O. m, and So m
Williams Brdse-6:4e and $3.50 m | and $50 .. %.
Absny-9:i5s. N. Mail Train. ~ J. CAMPBELL, sup<.
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NORTHERN PASSENGER ROUTE By steam.
IN en FRANCIS GKIDDY and COMMODORE, hom toos q
6heryS EVERY EVENING, except Saturday It O'Clock.
Troy thence via Rensselaer, and Ssaoss Rsoe ROsd 10 Wts
hall there Akne Lake America United Gtass c.
nsds for oil Lake Champn Montreal and OsdsnsbD-
ssre % Rutland % Sol Burlington, - ISL Plssb.E ~ os
pLy Cor throus askss q RROY S9ElMsoA1 otKCA kss
Of st
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Movements Of Ocean Steamers.
TO DEPART.
10 ARRIVE

The Overland Mail Tor Caola IeaYrs 81 Louis every MOD
day and Thursday ct N. Letters designed for l. sboud be
| marked Overland, via ST. Louis"
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-FromS

HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-From Sept.
IL 1872 Trains VIII leave Chambers .. Station foIlows,
FIpress Trains, and IL O. M. and for HodsoR SD
FOR sing Sing as. and snd 70 80 m ss Psuss.sspse
for Peeksk $3.50 m. The Hodson, Poushksepe Peehski,
Sing Sing and TsryowD Trains moet q the Wsy Sta.
ons Passengers Chambers Canal Christopher and
Trains for NewYort leave Troy AS $780, and loss
g. M and $3.50 M, and Albany about IS minutes Ater On
Sunday at D. AIS SMITH, gap-rintspdenk
NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD For PHILA-
IN DELPHIA and the SOUTH and WEST via JERSEY
CTY-Msn and Express Lines leave New.Y.rk ct T. and II
and and fare, S. fhroush Tickets cold for Gin
ennad and the West and for Wsshngon New Orleans and thA
South. &c, ard through baggage checked wsshngsu
g. and 6 trains.
J. W. WoOpRuFI, Asisssnt Superintendent
No baggage VIII be received unless delivered an1
CHECKED ftsen mnnes In y.nce II The lime Of eayina