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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-28
ARMY and NAVY INTELLIGENCE

A letter from al officer of the army at Fort T,jop
which srved by the Moses Taylor, states tina. Ma
Armiseal had twice rent detachment OF troops from
TIE font TO search for the India, marderers who hai
Killed two Of Lieut. Beales E.ch tine the
scouting patty unsucccs,fu and report no, hsv-
ing ne. any maraniipg or troublesome yellOw-skins
whatever.
Latest accounts from Fort Laramie announce the
preparation at that fort of three companies of the
ith artillery for march - Sort Randall, by the
route suggested the best by Lieut.. Warens recon
naissance. Two companies had already LEFT LARAMIE,
andwere heard from, sill vel
We have our regular Jews from the Pacific and the
Home squadron. On the 1T of May, asreporei, the
steamrigate Menimac steamed from P,nsma for
Callao followed in ieS days by the 'team.hgate
SaIsnsc the fIraer hsvpg received orders from tue
Navy Department 10 retaro To the United States.
The Merimsc having remained n few days a, Cil!ao,
took in stores ard provisions fr her home wari bound
voyage, and having touched Al Panta Icaco 20 show
our flag, set out for the ocean. She vii PROBABLY
put INTO Rio JaIeiIo for coal, aud msy be
expected in the States in few months.
The An mean citizens at Valparaiso were wishing
American war vessel would arnvc in their harbor
account Of the disturbed stite Of the country The
Cyane wac the only United states man-oi. war that
bad touched there recently. the ships company Of
the Decatur, in the newly -deto.d coal ship Warren,
had not arrived At Panana, but the ST. Mays and
the Vandalia were in port when the steamer left.
Letters from the sloop-of-war Cyane record an un-
pleasant -tote of things on board that vessel Tue
discipline was so rigid tina, nearly one.fou,h Of the
whole crew had deserted.
On the 10th Of June the sloop st. Louis, Of the
Home Squadron sailed from Greytown hr Aspinsal
where she and Commodore MeCluneys hag snip, tie
Roanoke, were when the Moses Taylor left.
The new flag ship Of the Pacific squadron, the Ian
caster having proved successful her trial trip, IS
taking in of tue navy yard, Norfolk, stores proyis-
ions and wallile necessaes for her cruise. Sne viii
BE- ready for sea and will sail In about eight days.
The chipping Of the San Jacntos shaft having been
remeded. that vessel is now taking in coal a. the
Brooklyn Navy Yard. II was not necessary 20 put
her in dock Since the orders issued in April detail
ing the new tquadrons, the frigate Sabine, sloops
Portsmouth, Constellation, John Adams, ~. LOUIS,
Cyane and Leyant, the steamers Hartford and Brook
Ign, have been dispatched tr seryice-to,i, nine
Vas-e'-
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COURT CALENDAR-rHIs Day.

SUPREME CoURr-CIRcuIr-PARr Nos. 1872,
iCi7 ISg Zo2j 2usa el lIi5 III e9 e0S 9)}5 49, 1893
S45 M ass 2a5, 2os7 asa 5Iq Rrli-Nos J. ltso!
Aso 6ji 6i .t9i Az 1914 s6l, s9i IA, enc, s0l,
SUPERIOR CoURr. Nos. 732, $50, 9s7, $40, l0iI,
1888 1925 1884, liio l. li7 1913, l6, lls9, l7t, l1s
1876 ,lSji l3B 1853 lSji 1857 1859, 1859 1855 1870,
1870 l5li 1873 1850 1891. iSa3 1884, 1885, 1900 l' ii
la24 ISL l42 liN 1863 i6t las, lni 1880, lIS7 leS,
1897 1889 1884 1895, lSe 1915, 1911 1885, 1913, 1882 lsl,
1917 1882 1863 1912 1882 1875 1912 1885 67 1895 1925 1863
IS!
No other will BE- taken mp durns this term except hoe.
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Z. $. COMMISSIONERS oFFICE-JvNs 25.-sefy-e Rlo
STEALING LETTERS EROH THE POsT.OFrfcE.
mo, ,ameJ Vim SAgyrr ar SlaDcD MAS q

>TFAIIN6 II TFfIS hIH TIT U.IFVfI ~
A man FAMED VIM. Sawyer or Sldncn, was ex.
smu.d today charge Of purDining letter, containing
valuable mattel from the POsOce IL APPEARED from the
testimony the accused detcted with two letters which
be- hd obtained Post, Office few days One letter
was md his lsf and The other addressed % w Sawyer
coutsned check p the Bank Of the Republic some
stamps bond The day arr obtaining the eer
M accl., presented the check At the bank for payment aud
w,s a.kr - indoe II by tie ,tsr He about d.
when Mr. H0broos, the P0sOce agent arrested hn On MS
arcs the pr,Or said lie lived IN Chicago bod been here four
dsy aud expected letter, ~ hi. wife The letter aud the
no were b. th wrrn BY Mr. Hobrok. drcy Ir The
prurr who suspected % having taken oher ee pre-
yiou.v which did not belong % him
For The Jed that the letter dd con
tain ANYTHING o value but the whole proceeding de-
coy having been prepared By ooOk sad would not
have been paid nader Any circumstances
The missioner decird TO commit the prisoner - await
he ncfnn nl.hr Orsnd jury.
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NEWJERSEY ITEMS.

Urpsov CorSrY TgacHgRs' ASSOCIATIONS the
annual meeting Of the Huison County Teachers
Association was commenced yes.erIay at the Conrt-
House in Bergen. Mr. j. 5. Vandyke presided, aud
Mr. &. I'ndertill acted as Secretary. TGe exercises
were opened by reading Of scriptures and prayer by
the Chairman Prof. e. W. Saunders cInidc1;d 10
exercises in elpcution which followed by exercises
in arithmetic by Mr.. VaDdy Ike, who also delivered
lecture in the evening the iis aud cbsrafer 81
Hugh Miller. This fTuesisyi evening a lecture vii
be delivered by Prof Saunders the zubjec Of The
Relation cf Teacher and scholar" Ga Wetnes lay
evening Prof. Stod1ard viii lecture. On Tanfsdy
evening the Rev. ID. II. tchel " Princeton val
lecture The teal Teacher; aod on Ff.isy, NJ.
~ A. Cakins will deliver the closing lecture
LAWS TO b. ESFoRCED.-Clief OF Police Mtfinns 81
Jer.ey Civ IN accordance with the city ord naLc.,,
has issuei proclamation respecting the Observance
Of the ordinances of the city 80, .
Pal,g-Pr.Jn. prohibited from ot'hns within The e'y
ut. sunrise and one h0f ssr 'in'r under p-nay
al doss fund running in the streets IzeA
oux ard % The pounf can b redeemed vi,n ~
bounty Of - Ia 90, their heads
JrIc|ss,d Ilquoy PlaesTas Chief VIII siop a.. lawful
ne, 10 the odiusDes rsIscrios The violation Of
II,,r. ditsuce Tns penalty 10 Tor the FRA
.6Ofr tie ,.cold. sud cot - p-oss cf,ion.
Sgsg Lgs0, N ne sqJbQthrh. Chisf e1pre.se Biz De.
eliorce The aw prohibiting ths sale of liquor On
PeSsi,I unlicensed iuas deaer. psdder., hawk.rs
g.. viii BE- arrested.
Cq,i@eaA esrtnei driving cor pay without H,enss VII
b. dealt With according "a Law.
C0rasr foBHgeyG-Th- Police are Instructed d.perse al
sa'tsrings q corner Osfsis
FUe RrEUsThe Police Instructed coooerus with
IL arsen snd ard Of Commissioner IN preventing
sg part t:es from entering engine
n tGfirg sIy csIAecisol With the Fire Department
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CUPREME COURT.-In the MISTER of tie sp-

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- Iicstou 4 the Mayo Aldermen sud COMMONLY q ne
Civ Of NrYork BY iho Board Of Commissioners cf To C-e
.s Park rrsve the acqus Of sIes r public paFt OF
pace 6.h aid 40 lhr i AZ 1 n ie
Civ 4 NeWYork Mayor Aldermen and Commonsl.F -
the City Nrw-io;k, ~ lie B0arc q Commissioners al ne
C.trs Psii pslsLt 70 statute eliiss A. A.: - ssf
The M.p II tie City OF Ne~ l0fk BY yng th-reo Plb1c
P!,ce and iu-t0rTe tae tsrrF al Tie SAN. pa.-i Arih
sS-thrre nhs being prsruthrrcby give altcr q te o"r
r ..e- parfie- slc lively rl rd .aisf
,.,,d In tie LANDS. tsucHeus herrdareu;s ara premises
b. matter ueucueG AID ccsfDsd, that tlsy vii Apply
% h@ Surcre Courr - II state ~ New OK 'fc N
cf Court o. De h.i CRY Hal 81 TIE Gy a S-N
Yoft OF tie fh dsy % July 1850 A. tie oning OF
h- that day, $4,000 thereafter % Corral cs o-
heard sypuir-rui q ihrre Cotlni.sou-s ~ ApPrls
in The stter rszte h. t-sor ct tE- s-f
owners lesses parties and pr-o1- s,or-ai - s-d e.
BIZ foT tskirg s thcse lac t-u~ur-ts erS
AID Pc, e betsee IL sgAcy hoe 81 ie q
ioch srd liot1.;ree' sad sh sd 6lh IL 'aid
lch he laid Boar Coall q - Central EfA
der a6,abe N b scqld ~ he purpose = e1rodies SO
Cu.r Park tie City ufNe~lnrk ~chs said and. AMI PREM
laid the usp 90 plan Of .sl cry under az y
of entitled An At relative 9 inproF-'-hf
,uchi-z TIE lawn cut 4 aud tn CITY q S-
York ard for chr pirT." passed Aorl ls'7-Ded NAY
1. I-5a RICHARD BUSTED. CsuE., u the Corppraior'
uy.5rjy6 ara 70 sd B. AID VI Cou.G.isssesssa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-28
SUPERIOR COURT-SPEcIAL TEEN-JUsE2j Before Ju,tl
HufFgAN

TIE CRYSTAL PALACE FIRE-PRNArE COUNSEL NAY
REPRESENT THE CITY.
Tie Myor &C. asi Toe Exchange Fire Insurance Company
This was motion 10 dismiss the cJmpAiat IN this
seton on the around that tne plaintiffs represented by
Mann Roduan by the Counsel Ia the Corpsou, the
r, Of bh heretofore been reported This moOg the
Judge denied The notion, holding thai Mann ROdm,n have
l..sl righ, 70 represent the city Ia the action.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-28

Il. h,rsf, III. .W.r- - ,h-s1p.rslr. saI5
y Revised S,>u'ss aud sy.rs
L.ss,ur- u'.rus ,p-isc se'- ~ fp-f D.yis,
b. The Peopl. Ak Scot Bsrs IS @1ii Pnor
1877 Is. s. Law. vol 1881 rfstfs The eNsrz Board o;
pr, The Aes~u together vita the rsyr trd R--cfs
c1nsitua ih- Board Of SGpTys al ~ Whih ssc-f- to
Records, officers n ih- City GOVrr'nt bI. -, pre-
sbt crFsnirson sied ~h srcHrr posefs Ia-ss o.
gisa ous being dsil,; ard nd-pufeut Of caca e.As 10
-. that the defendants ssurid without antony tr
payment n dab The Board 4 snperyisors - p c1rn
control them ard . equally clear thar he dei-ndSltfs ~
Judgment - - ohsue1 sgsn thsu claim f1f wch
they uos liable The bSsd Il sach carnoi IA
;srfer prsveut them frou paving al - fs de
rbarcs The Lesisat-. hav- declared ~ 10
Vs.d Apr ~ 1857, lSe.s law 1854 Lib sc;ir5 A
enable the Spervisrs q the CITY abd Colny New
York raise money BY tsN and IN Vii prvsoa made
10Y Tie he lG VA Ibis o.h.r ia pr
ydirs lssf 81 ths' whrr-yr ~ Conr shoaih 80 rsasa
20 lave Judgment then record 'ae i.f,rl.
sutsVas ob'ausd COLLISION founded ic fs.j. saot
be auhnrd sud required ttkr prnFr aud Necessary
r~n zane ans % TIE na. 4 d, de-
fufsn.. .ri 20 employ counsel ior the prrpo.s.
TIE arbitration ontsup BY The rfr-d bs.ns
made ~ p.f,urs " lo sufhory, ner-re sle
mus. b. de- i.d CrcsTrd sc-1'iitg'.
SPECIAL TrRa-JNNg .7-Be'crr Judge DALN-Dtc tsios~
Classman act DuiIy.-Moti0n 10 discharge irom or
Ger 81 ANS, denied.
Fewira ag'. Pcpen.-M Motion granted.
Sperb sgt. Fnb-Juigmeni tor ieiendsn'.
Tucker ast. Villa s--,luigmen, tor plaintiff.
In the Msf,r Of hexaUdcr Frsn,is.-Tne warrant
Of sud All pr ssdirf - But+r b discharged
Tie Mayor az. Brett n Pe.tigfew.-rAe plaintiff =
ertt. 81 30 jlcsm,lt
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CVPRFME COURT.-WILLIAM II. FOGG,

- ,,sir,t q w FOSS J H. TAYLOR. snd T. TAYLOR
surunr. f money demand cou-Ac,To The DeirEis1is
You h,reby summoned 20 The compaLtiL IBIS seton
Of hirh copy fd with the CrE Of tho City ard Coun'y
NV Yort o. The 18Th day # May 1852 and copy u
ycuf an.weT ssd compliant oar on No &. bIsa
w IL City II NEWTON, within twenty dave aiici me
,.r- Of this exclusive q the lay u such ser
vice and you is 70 the said within ,hr TINE
.r,.Aid plaintiff this action vii take utEuen; against
yuu for N. hundred anc dollars aDd
thirteen with from The t dAy u Sy-Jer is5
n, 81 lavswru ZELDA SHUTTER, Plaintiff, At;Jru-y'
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MARINE coURr-June n Before Judge Nccuruy.

NAhf llfN " 'uNi hN' = ID h'hhihb WhNhNs
The Of Barker agt. Davis this m0rniog ar.
su.d in which held BY the Court that surety a
tract made By married not liable no al the
guaranty required for the very that the
tract v = I eniuIcesbt by sw.
Henry J. Bennett; for plaintiffs l.. r. PAmoreux Cor descend
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sURROGATE'S SO CRT--I-ne Before Epwaspc c. w,sr
SrusAr.
WILL OF DAVID NICHOLS.

WILL OF DAVID N4'hpi>
This viii admitted ~ PROBATE on the J,h o.
Apl 1855 Tls ttsstr cspnssd O about SSN By Die VII
mskius liberal provision r bis widow, Caone u. Schas
and fiNiug s.acs his buhcr sisters Lev b.
Rruwn 'he hs Wld On the % 4 April lat
Geo ". Nichols ed allegations ia writing against he validity
Of The viii and the comp tency q the proofs ofd.
TIE issued citsto1 the widow and o'h"r isss.ess
r,sidng State show why the probate It N, vii
should b. revoked THIS p-o-edmg caused %
TIE personal Of the deceased der Will Ard pon The
trial e tie before the appesd thst ne
made "a" will while IN spparcu so heh that ne
dictated an So visions. aud that Mr. Go w Nchis
the the will made
suggsSsiCus thsnto. Tie R'ion No.
Brovu's store aud lasted nearly hours Mr. Nrh1 brins
present s the The Will then esssed .ss-u "a ths
Everett House where the iesatg .syins WITH MS isn
executed bv him Ia due form. Other testimony
showing that A. ;h. time If the eNscuoo ~ he WI
the IN sound state Il mind tha h. sod
business man, and psps', q stci bs
The ti'cr ugun'u' IVES sObnrd TON >1rrss'-.
who decided that The will popy admitted O. poes.r, AMI
az order p entered confirming the
A. W Bradford fer eNsc1tUr Choate Barnes for contest
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NOIICE Of APPLICATION Tor thr dI.cH'rgs
~ o. az Iasclyeui from h, Deb. pirsuau. % ae peVon'
he third sr-isf sra. :t 0fh- h5 chsrr 81 The second
p.r ofth Revised sts'lt-..
MYRON VAN DEusEN q he Cry Ok ha-'5n Io'.t, OF
t, published g. 1859 crr ors appear before 'As Hoa
D.ru, Pt County judge Columbia County, st,e Of Vow
lafi ., his Office No 0ii WsTrent City u dlf.on, C1lle
bs County Newios th- fTs day o. sePteGbrr ls A. 10
O'clock show II they hsVe, WY
..i.urrr, sdr Of tsf nsy-ls STATE snd ne
be dis Asrs.I from hi. d-bt.-Jun- u. 1854.
MILLER WEIGH, Attorney
i.2i 1.xinnTn IL Ia.u.E-u.. Hlisln. y Y.
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COURT OF COMMON PLEAs.-ssfcl.l rr.N.-Jr
TRE BAkER JUDCMESI ACKNOWLEDGMENT DE
CIsTON.
Baker AT The Mayor


rpF eAkFR JUDGMENI sCsTAGSED-fNP0R4Nr d.
CIsION.
Bsker az. The Mayor 3,
This was al application by the Board Of Supervisors
AID. sur obtained srsinst city. the s'onn1
b,t h suod hiuga, the Cyuuy. Tue
f3ia~iIz !. a.. opinion Of the Judge dsBylas the lyu
BRADY J-rh- .rtcl-s D. az which s ac-lou
lr1ustt furnished b. the p1uta Ter aud By u- Of
H. sct Lx.ure, entitled Act provide tr
each election Ia tnr Cise. u New
AID Broos psssu ApT 1851 session Lave yo Ssh
.. appear. ~ Of the County Clerk The ith section
Of ' act dry q the Cer n tue County - provide
each election pol the stiles q Srs York srd brpGyn With
proper tslk. lLsgy sealing aud ign ~ u exp-n.e
County AID hs the ir tte af2s O. u pos rf
{. uaos Couity cL1ris. u c1t II the per- %
smrs SETH nd GLOW 81 accounts chisrtbr s-iiust tts
County lat r : s6 .. The People az Elm01ta Barb
90. Brsty ss, sup-r.or, sand W, s1D-ryisOs
q DucL@i, Cou-tv N-Lf t sld -. pJ~-I imp IA
.r,e u gu.ut an dsiir sLc wolves IL tt - rrJ
r lfcsL rcaCLs (he People sat- = Drfysrs % Detets
CsErv SUBJ Ll trir power. spechc, AID Aurd "a ttsf
eha r.cttr sse tss zlf u CLAP - Part X 3 Vc %
.gst Il can tr-scsuded lCheIlck I2rs brk az
sup.rv OF. Il mug D.ro J7i PsoI. So Liwerc-
I'LL ga nil srt Board Of r-1r.rt Lvi-stn Comfy
h,riaB ~ TLSy related tie County the power VI aira
bdy f oLly b. exercised b the Bo,rG OF slPrt-
yisou q 10 p1f.ualc. q I-s1ltll sd ptrt By th-G
q R s - chap y ,rprll Too separate sLc ts' rct
orssr.zstsu. sAL, In this County IL ,he prP,,- o.
ciy sov,rneLt enlhrs us the trr-y, az eah EN-
brse It's sppr, prste nctos The po~si eEird uP1u TIE
CITY Goyeru-E Gund in several charter. sstrd By the
Crwa AID ccu.d By the people Il his sat 10 asr sessr.
Cosysucps AID BY various acts u he Legislature sus1dini
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N iVr PM, - ,he SOUTH sud WEST, VIA JERSEY
cfrYEM.l and EsPr.. lines ssye New a. 40 II
a. m and and p. fare - IHreish 20 -. ~ ~.
SUI C. and through baggage Checked TO Washington IL
u ~" y T. " WOODRUFF, Assi.tsu, Superintendent
I'M n. received any trains u lsss Dc NtFee AID
ke6 hIceG minutes l. se'snes OF sss "' u
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Ufeau Cleaners, ST.

TIME NEW LINE for CALltOKNlA
II 9Th and 2Rh Of each mouth.-GREAr REDI CIi,UN
~ FARE The favorte steamship NORTHERN Ll5hT'
Capt Tnkepaugh will leave from Pier No North RIVER,
TUESDAY, July s. at o'clock m, connecting VIA ans''
Railroad with steamship CORTkE - ~, ~, AL
For passage OF freight apply the only Office OF the me- NO
Bowling green. - . - ,,.h, r,sh, ana
m, NORTH STAR will succeed the Northern Lien' ana
N"'e4'e" Tvs '' d. B. ALLEN Agent
persons forbid trusting one on socouHs OF
The above shps
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NEWSPAPER DEcE,sE.-The Daily TelegraDh,
which Ia, besa the Democratic IN jersey City for pat
the Jesf exist Saturday. Tie Jerssy CRY f9.
ey aas Adro'e Is the only daily paper pr-sen, psb.Asa
IL il lc.pl County
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O. W. JOHNSON Agent In Bhdeeson j. for the sAs
OF THI TnIsUHk AID wn serve friends With paiy
Semi Weekly snl Weekly EltieaA
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SUPERIOR coURT-GsssR,L TrRx-Jrxs

TIE FORREST DIVORCE CASE.
Cabaine ". Forrest Edwin Forest
Mr. Forrest has served notice If appeal from the de-
c.ou II Judge Woodruff who denied the motion foT
Sion 20 California.
Te spts brought tod,y but the nlce o. argument
hayI served but day the PpspOnsd
DECISIONS.
VIM Narsb Receiver. sgf. Darius Clark.-Order
reversed .Xrcuiion set .sidr -.
Clark h. Wheelsr act. Elisha Ruckman.-Orier
modified receiver 20 celyer payment Of c1-t,
Benjamin j. H. Trask, jr., ACT. Casrles IL. Jones,
Fa-eutor- New Trial granted; eGs;s % abide event
VIM. j. Barnes at. EiSard Robers.-Jddgment
affirmed, With cos'.
SPECIAL TEEM-Before Justice HOFFMAN
DECISION.
Benjamin l.. Pitcher survivor, &c, sgt Cornelius
r. Di.0.ssy Motion - discontinue without c''+ dstiTd
Cods ~ SIS S B)swo.ta 51s) No ohsr par, Of the sP-
pl.ca.i0n b. granted.
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ftaal Notitee.

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate OF
the County NewYork notice IL hereby 70 al Peson
having claims against REsECCA RAY, late ni the CITY q New
York decsased present the with vouchers thereof 10
the subscrber the Office Of Robert Gen NJ ~ Nassau
street City Of NcwYok before the hI.t day Il No
y,mt,r -Dsed NV, YORK the 18th dsy Of April, 1853
JAMES DICKSON, (r,..,.,,.
mho6 ltVtmTG' HENRY HAl,HlSON)
IN PURSUANCE Of an order OF the Surrogate Of
hans claim. against DAVID LEAL u,- Of The City " Net"
York carpenter deccosed 70 pesent the SANE WITH vouchers
thereof the sub.cIbrs their rssdence No 80
IA IL. City d hrWY York. before the I'm day Of August
n.,t-Ds:ed NewYori The l+h day u February, lsh.
EMELISE LEAL,
SARAH 81. LEAL.,
uS l,x0n,T.s Admn!stf strikes.
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NEw-yORK AND ERIE RAILROAD.-O

NEW-YORK AND ERIE KAILROAD.-Un
~ and after MONDAY April l. 1859 and until further notice
Passe III Pier foot Of Duane . as fol- yiz
DUSklRk EMPRESS 81 q. III, for DunkTk and b'rso,
ano principal intermediate Stations
MAIL TRAIN al for DuuAirf And Bufao' anc inter-
mediate Stations
ROCKLAND PASSENGER 8. $3.50 IN, from foot o' Har
WAY PASSENGER at p H., for Newbursh, Mddeto~n
and intermediate Stations
NIGHT EMPRESS 81 p. m, for DunkTk aud bGfa!o.
The above trains daily Sundays excepted. -.
These Express Trains CONNECT a; Enifa VITA the Enr
NiAgsIA falls RAlued for Nafara faIs ST
Bipshamon with the Syracuse and bnshiitM RAM al i
Syrscuse Corning with the Buffalo Coming and Nr" ioih
Rarcsd for Rochester aud Buffalo 81 Great Bend Win the
Delaware Lackawanus ard Western Rsiaai Tor sTsnton
Boruel,svie with the Buffalo snd S'w-iert Cty hAisd
and Buffalo Duukrt with the Lake Shore Railroad io
Cleveland. Cincinnati. Toledo Detroit, CHI $50, 40
CHARLES MORAN, President.
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD From May

Il TNUN NJ TN NNITIItV IL T TUT ~
II O. 1852 TRAINS will leave Chsmbeis-'t. ssti1n :.
fI0ws. Express Trims and II m, and p m for Hld
s,u 7:l5s IN for Sing Sing, 10 M and and ioS IN
for Poshk.rus. l5 and % for Tarytown 10 ana
s4s n ~ t P.tskil y TIE Hudson, Poughkeepse
Pcrksln Sing Sing and Tayovn Teams stop most Of ne
,v stations Passengers tken az Chambers Canal
"a s,ss Trains Tor New York esve Troy ii5 aud $50
- ~ o." =, 49, A \. SMITH Supt.
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AND HARLEM RAILROAD

NETWORK AND HARLEM hAlLhOAD
IN COMPANY.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
On And shef WEDNESDAY Jane 1889 Trains. VIII IeaVs
Btb-st Station, New York, as follows:
7:45 IN. For WilEamsbrdge
s:SOa III. Mail Train for Albany.
$500 ~. For Wilismsbndse.
u:S0a m. For White Plains
2:So D. II. For WlismsbTdss.
AGO D. N. For White Plains.
<:SOp. III. For Dover Plsins. 49, - -
SIS D. m For White Plains, nom White and Crnre /"
$50 .. N. For WilisDsbridse.
RErvRSISS-Win leave:
b01s IN. From White Hlstns
S:So n. From Dover Plains
6:40s m. From Willismsbrose
7:pA m From White Plains
s:SDA m. Prom WiliamshIiGee.
l:SOA NJ .. Mail Train from Albany
100 D. IN. From WiliAmsbndge.
SEQ D. m From White Plsins
500 m. From Wlfismsbrldse.
SEQ m. Prom White Plairs =, ,.-,.
VIM J. CAMPBELL. Superintendent
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Billiard Gables.
Cigars.

CIGARS-Choice Havana, Principe and German
~ CIGARS Of all styles end brands, for SALE low Aso
robscco Snuff ard other articles pertaining 20 the trade
MOSES SWEETSER, Manufacture, No SO Maiden'lana
HAVANA CIGARS-In bond for export, or le
Il ,.ore duty paid BY sTRAITON SANFORD & Co No u
Hasv.r ST. corner william Importers opposite DelDonioo's