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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-31
FROM OREGON AND THE AoUsTATss.-Ihs 81

FROM OREGON AND THE AousrAIss-Ths ~.
yosepb Mol Gazette Of October 10 says:
I'VE had the pleasure on saturday evening OF well
coming back to city Col Abbott Of Massachusetts,
who accompanied Col. Lander from here last Spring,
on his celebrated Wagon Road expedition. Col. A.
went forth with his friend amateur, having no
Their desire than 10 inform himself Of the nature Of
that far and unfreqnented region which intervenes
between the Missouri Valley and our posses sions
upon the Pacific and particularly that wide
portion of the wide domain in the Northwest.
Having by his services in the army, dur
ing the Mexican war; become somewhat familiar with
the more southern portion OF the continent, friend
1.-THE great central route, he desired 10 ysit the re-
Qions Of the South P8ss.
Col A. returned in four-mule ambulance with
but single companion. At Fort Laramie be- dverged
from the beaten track taking the road about
being opened between Fort Randall and the former
post The Colonel regards this new route IA entirely
practicable and not materially inferior TO the present
Travelled road.
Az this road will shorten the ronte Of land trans
poriaion near 80 miles lis opening may be- regarded,
IN view Of the immense shipping 10 Utah and Western
posts as a work OF some Importance 10 the Govern
ment and will doubtless at early day be made
great ireichting thoroughfare.
Col Abbott parted from Col. Lander and party at
Fort Hall and made the trip thence 70 this city with
bat one companion but without the sghies, molc-ts-
ZION on the par of tbe Indans whom BIO found every.
where practically disposed"
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E. q. R.-Wc learn from official sources" .ha
the underground railroad, big branch Of which run
through this city, up - the Canadian frontier has
been doing an unusually large bu,ines- this year
some days he train take- dozea al time. and
the aggregate buses- Of the year j. COUNTED by hun
treds. Oe gentleman, who j. ranked among the high
toned, conservative DeIaocrasa su.irer Of the Pu-
gitiye Slave law. the Nebraska bill, and the rerce
ard Buchanan Administrations, on principles regu-
larry called for his subscription when funds are
needed His sober and inyarable reply IL THU Give
money 10 help "a fugitive slave ereapel no, cent
MS illegal and a2anrt the COMPROMISE of the Con-
s,dton send him tack ~ Virginia send bin baeA
IND kerss j. 70 Leip pay ne e1Jcnses Of return.
"Iag .. tsck 20 h 8sasler!" Troy Areu,.
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ATTEMPT TO ENSLAVE A FREE FANNY
From Tie Lou rile De~ocrat De. d.


Last evening, Lieut.. Kirby and Officers Filler and
Priest succeeded in ferretng ont very outrageous
conspiracy that had been ooBcOcted against the free
dom OF family Of free negroes. They arrested and
lodged IN ail the prime in the shameless affair
II appears that a number Of years ago negro man
and his " lie emancpated BY the will of their
master They then 81 10 work, and by frugality and
industry succecded in accommodating sufficient 10
uurcha-e their son. Their afterward married
-aye the property of sam. h. Page, esq. She
also purchased by the parents. Bill Of ssle were
taken aud held by the father, but al the time he
granted his son and daughte free papers. On
sunday the old negro died, very suddenly aud with
ont any pTedspO-ing causes. lie was buried yester-
day Immediately d tailor named McGrith, living on
the same square--t'reen street, between East and
Eoyd-tOos the initiative steps toward enslaync the
negroes. He was aware Of the old man having bill
o sale but did no, know that he had granted the chill
iren free papers. McGrath and another person,
whose name VII appear on An examination Of the
ease applied 70 q lawyer named Clearly. They told
HIM that they had fine chance for a good speculation
and promised MIN 300 for hs share OF the l-gotten
booty. Ccary jumped at the tempting bait and pre-
pared bill. Of sale from the old negro 10 Mctirath and
10 the iocumsu; eigned his with the Y mark.
Having pros ressed thus far, they proceeded TO take
pose. ssOn OF the negroes and as'onished 10 lind
Tree papCrs surng them IA the face. Their r;sscalty
wa. thus easily exposed The lawyer Cleary and Nc
Grath were both lodged in JAIL and will be- examined
today. We understand that The lawyer intended 10
turn State evidence. There viii be some curious de-
yeopments ia ih.- matter IL II surrnlsed By many
hat iou means used ~ produce the old negrOs
death from IT, QrrAl uuddenncsr.
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IS-O THE PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL
l CkDO. RAlLROAp. The ea2acity fthi- Road e now
49, THEEE THROUGH

THREE THkbi CIT
BrrwFfs ff i + { 4 aNb fIrTsBrRGH
connecting direct At rhiePhs with through tan, IGa no,
rb1rrh W HI through Cincinnati s. Louis tlcye-
SeSr0ca and ~ niermeisc points Ohio, Indi.na i
moi h.utu.sy Michigan Weqn.iu Minnes0!a h',oun.
portaon Of pas uusuasstd Tor speed and comfort oy
EIpess s5d Liner. through 70 Pittsburgh whoa,
chang, q car q CONDUCTOR; . Zach .,, wood-ua,
sIFFpiNc; CARS % Fxprrss and East Trains. THE EX-
PREss Runs DAILY; Nal md Pa; Line. SUI eteeP'ed
i.s Len it is1ss a
typrss. rain leave. Ph,l-ephs ct. ~ 100 M
D,iy Is between NcwYo-s ard Bo.'on through Tickets
.s.I main are good either Of the sooSe trains
BOAT TICKETS 'om Boston are good Via Sor~ieh fA!
o. fio1 @ ,or City have ro dsy train Rom
Baltimore connecting Harrisburg Tor IL points We''-ee'ns
0i p...eSsei for SanBafy wisn.po Em. BqGo ~
ssars Al and points leaving rhsdephs a. 'i'
I,,; ard may Obtained ~ the oihc- OF the Gem
psAy IN Phai, Pna Nesf 9rk Boston OF Baltimore esd
Eastward o. the mPorta1i ksrosd ece- ~ the
s-o. bod Any O. he sAr Line OF s;ea'r' ol TIE
III I'm rs A. Low IS BY ANY OTHER ROUTE.
ASH FOR TIGHTS BY PlrTsBrRGii. p..,.
Tie completion q the "e''m connections Of tie ienH'yF
..n.s m. lfcsd 20 Chicago make III. the - - 49,.
BiRLCi LiSf BiIWLkN ThE EAST AND THE
GRFAT SOkTH-NLsT.
The connecting ofrscs ~ the Railroad bndf.s Pitstgr,h
avoiding s day'sf or . e, sIs 5Y hppr' q
might AID ne ij yk XII u.s. WESTWARD
by this roui- st;s G. a. inPons be Forwarded
n the Tsroad ONO kcutr ~ Ildisaa inoi' "Dc9u.r.
Iowa. or Missouri ~ r. iroai direct.
he Pea ssgi- Esiro,a s-0 eo-n, :, r'oor.n t ,t
uhio Nr.in-ur kentucky T'nIe--ee Cuussnd llAnoi',
..con.in ssosr ksus Arkansas AID Red RIVER md st
Cyna S4rd.ky ard Chcs;o with STEAMERS 20 a. Por-' c.
N-rcharts si Shp1srs rtr-s tie transportation q '-'r
Fe.b; h COMPANY Icy Sul conH ieice or IT, speedy
hi RATES Or FREIGHT 10 sny po.u: in ttr wes' y
,ar Feun.y ysna Railroad r. a. ine- =. as"fs7- - 10y
L. Y II. 4
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SHOCKING MuRDyR.--TAe Pestchester Pa Tsa.s
81 the 18th gives account Of the recent murder, in
Lower Oxford township, Chester County, Of little
girl, 10 or T. years old, named kinble. II says:
"On Tuesday afternoon ltst the little girl was
rsnt on An errand across field where young boy Of
10 named KeybuD, was blowing. Her path lay d.
rectly in hi- way. She did not return that night,
expected, and niucA anxiety aud alarm Wa expert
enced IN consequence. Next morning diliycnt search
was instituted and soon her body found in dam
near by her head crushed aud mutated with -tDne.
From The dam tracks were found leading across the
plowed field to the place where young Reybarn wa
where also a stone was picked up having marks Of
blood upon it. The foottrack represented those Of
Reyburn. lie was imme distely arrested, and on be-
ing questioned denied all knowledge Of the decd but
suggested that il might have been done by two ne.
groe- tho had crossed the field. But there were no
tracks to sustain this story, and Reyburn w@ sent
prison."
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THE IRPEssTIsLE EgODus.-One hundred and forty
negroes, in charge OF Birch & keary were shipped
from this port yesterday, the southern bound
steamer Cora Anderson Another small lot OF from
twenty 10 thirty were also shipped on the A. u.
Chambers. All these negroes were purchased in
Miseoun
Tie frequency Of there shipments IL beginning To
excite much attention and remark among our eiti.
zens. Scarcely day passes but gangs Of These IN.
fortunate creatures are seen trailing, in couples
pal streets leading the river Missouri undoubtedly
i being rapidly depleted of her young and vigorous
slaves. Al present prices they entirely too valus.
BILE 70 bold, IN this for them, unhealthy climate and
IN such precarous proximity TO the Free Slater. Tho
old and infrm remain to die watch the slow but ir.
repressble exodus Of their children and the grsdu
fsding away Of the system Of Slavery.
lst. Loois Democrsf nh
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Srayrs ~ GYoRGn.-Tbe report of the Controller.
General Of Georgia shows increase Of II go slaves
IN that State during the year Just past The total
number Of slaves in 1853 was ,l24, and 1859,
443% IN. average value Of slaves in 1853 was
s5l6 80 and in 1859 s6l2 63-sn increase in AVERAGE
value OF 80 "a The aggregate value Of slaves IN
1913 war "a 1853 81, and in 1859, t1l GO, los. Thus
vii be seen that while the increase in the number
o. slaves Il ,24o the increased value is &4 ISL s
In- aIge increase can only be accounted for BY pre-.
negro population Of virginia ard other border save.
holding s;xer The natural increase could not have
reached these hgures II will be interesting 70 exam
ne TIE statistics Of the border States, TO ascertain
l:s been proportiorste to the increase in the more
southern States. W. then learn il the gradual
eHane patton process is merely theoretical or u ~
sSaliy ~ full progress. journal Of CsmmerSs.
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THF OTHER SIDE % TIE SroRr.-We published
some time since an account of certain suits for libel IN
Broomc county, Smith vs. Stuart. in which the Hon.
Henry Bennett charged with dishononAbe con-
duet toward the defendant, in refusing to discharge
the verde, and costs alleged lie lad promised
10 DO Mr.. Stuart the defendant, was the Edi or of
The Bingkamtoa RepabicaR, and it was stated that
the Ibclous matter had been published in the interest
of Mr. Bennett then 1857 candidate for Congress,
who had agreed 20 b. responsible for the conse-
auences but that after the rendering Of the verdict
he bad mesny aud basey neglected 10 fulfill his
promise. In Tie BipehGm;on Standard OF the 10Th
we find letter from Mr.. Bennett, which puts AN en-
,irely different face upon the matter Mr.. b. says
that he never assumed any responsibility for the pub
LEGATION complained Of, or agreed to indemnify Mr..
Stuart in any manner whatever. STILL N the alleged
libel had been pubshed nominally in bis interest 70
promote his election to Conge-s he offered, IN ese
Mr. Stuart would assign the management OF the suit
to him, TO relieve him Mr.. Stuart Of all RESPONSE.
bty for the result, giving him bond 81 Undermined
iion Mr.. Bennett says his purpose was TO pat in a
full justification and deense and that he had no doubt
whatever of being able 10 a verdict in his favor
He saws that Stuart declined this offer, and then '
tered the sut tn go by Default apparently in the in
terest Of the plaintiff, with whom he Mr. y was on
friendly and pleasant terms while ne bitterly hoe
tile 10 Mr. Bennett. We, of course, not respon-
sible for the statements OF either party. Our only
purpose If TO deal fairly with both Of them, and having
published Mr.. Stuars accusation We could DO no less
than allow our readers TO Mr.. Bennets expIans-
,ion-
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OUERuy cop LIVER OIL JELLY,
tcaal Notices.

IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate of
TIE County o. New ork notice hereby 10 al per
having cair against JOHs STUART ste II the City ~
s.yl bs.. eeea.ed TO grenl the with oGcacr-
thelsof 10 he .ub-cr.5er tn oe- u kysl-;h b> Nc
4 si. b. te Nv .. Sev-l before the { dsy
ceemb. re1Ea,,i New iort the bh day Of May, lssa
JANET s1UAr, Aduini.;ra.rlS
-asi sv-sr, With fh- ann
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ttlr6itGl.

hTPTYs CIIIIBLAINS BALM relieves the
nssr-o--asi- ;etnz Dup1y'. >~iss Corr fss-
nY lHIi- ltcl " lo.f a. =
=. Bcsisy afd a tie psr l dr-rri'i' eT'ry~tsTe
COOP NEW>.-Mrs. keulry. No. :. -. Marx :
" Isrc c-fci Live .yt - ;sTe' 5o;i. q "
l. AiLFS ~ LIUW nOth 81 n T. T. pots So- - ~
.1g o. C-aas4- 49, - P-psS--sy. Ise. "a g tei
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AND ERIE RAILROAD.-On

n and after Monday Sept, 70 1889 Passenger Trains will
ray. .r foot OF liuene-.., - follows. VIZ:
EMPRESS a. N. for DunhEA- burs4o' t1H
sndqigIa. and principal incrmedis stations -.
Ain 9 20 n for DunAts and bu'fo ana N
teinedae stations.
.oy r. aud iuierrnrdis Stations. $50 -
klGHT FXFREsS 400 p N, ior pukirs Buffalo Canaan
asisua end principal Station . , IL,
Jle-e ~ pres. rain Eua with the Cansndnsus
and sgsb Falls Railroad Bngheon, with the syracuse
md bhefuon Railroad for Syracuse; al Coming with the
husso Coming Seiork Rsirosi, for Rochester and
pH.o. A. Kend with the De.swsr" lscrswanns and
W,er Hsrosd for scranton; Buffalo and Dunkirs
with the Lab. Railroad for Cleveland tcn1s'i Iee
DO Detroit; hirsso. &C.. Vnd the Canada Railroads
\ III MAk.H Rer.iyer. Oh A.. MlNOI, OenI Sup.t
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ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC STEAMSHIP
~ COMPANY.
T. =. MAI. LINZ.

CALIFORNIA.
Prom th. Old established wharf. foot of H-ren-t,
Aoran River
Slecfrge ecord Cabin, 80; First Cabin 100 1c uii1T
Railroad Ticket.
FIFTH AND N1IK1H or EACH MONTE.
The faNore st-srl.hip HORTHERN LIGHT Capt. TinEe-
oich win leave ~ above SATURDAY Nov 81 ? 0cocf
D d.. connecting via Panama Railroad with tie steamship
UNCLE san.
xtrs is ire always Panama, occurring prompt
connection ~ the i-'hnus -.- ..-...-.
The SOKIH STAR succeed the NORTHERN LIGHT,
.sssiur Me-. } orb Nov. p.
CAI TION TO THF PUBLIC.
B.w-r o. Ticket sWinders bcGTs Passage Ofcr. and
ces ;al.ey syiiu. ihe,selye MAJ" Ccmp-ne. tnle Jon
T.. on your qua q Won viii deceived sfd de'Tsgdcd.
7isis the ony carrying ,he United ,te- Mails ibis
route. under contract win the Government.
FcIfeshl OF passage apply st the only III q tie no u
the { is ~ New.hol
No. IL " osi-st. corner Of " srrer-.t.
d. y. iILFN A-eLL
p. HI prFsns iTbid trusting amy ON sc'oul; o.
H.. - .t,ir LIZ ~
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professional Notices.

Oficc TO- Procuring
MEXICAN and FOREIGN PATENTS.
A.. PIRSSO\, NO. - WAiI.-Sr., y. y.
\ pau.pLlet - Information sent fr," ty lsl-
MN PATENT SpECTACLE>.--Ope pair
~ .ui;s or uePtot. TX AIMS, Prstov New-I -Is. Ocl
list LectarsT Nisios OPP rion g hc NcfCs Eye Hos
.stnl and Sps,Aeis Nsksr taU kyc iury intends visit
NJ tr,.ossiously the principal cite- an t-c u.cn
nATENT AGENCY OFfitES.-AmcrIcaD sud
Il FuropoAn PATENTS SECURED, sal Tan Phlei Al.
-, furnished rec sppics;ion 60 MUM o. cAc, o.
Seieltisc American. No. 81 PlA goe., Nc"-N OK CITY
rFTSONs PATENT AGENCN.-TiIOMAS
b ID STITSON SOLICITOR 81 AM kitAN AID FOR
q ~ PATrNTS NJ 3 gryou--cST NJ. f'l'ea sd'lcc 'c~
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poRrLANp and CANADA sENI-WEEKLr
Steamboats, anh Railroads.

SPECIhL NOTICE.
CHARGE Oh HOURS.
RsDFS'S ENFR EsS.
BOSTON PROV lDFSCE. AND THE JASF.
,.no rFaNE~ ALLY iea-ega SUNDAY, w STbNiNGTDN
al Rr-t. AZ $40 o. r. INLAND EAPkk>> ,. o., va
SFW-VANEN RAILROAD.
a., ,rs... fo. Philadelphia Baltimore, Nashirgtor sd
b, ~. Sty-rrai Ma-or. Mc1tsou-cEst NctAs Nts-OT-
lean. s4i IL Souti. o., screroiorf-
TOT '"''' hGRNnFN'> ENpRKs>.
Ne. q E-as1~Ey, ard W p. Caro- =.
N-INTER ARRANGE NtN I-tor >At' INN
,rA->p VIZ rayr Ous-rs.i? Y. r., ssrrN NtbNi>bhl
ard SATURDAN AFTERNOON 8 - .c.-.s. f'',-' '--'--
NOR UARTFoRp.-fromP eck-sup al pm.
L an ASlTE STATE. M.aGsys Nc4u. isy' 80 Say
cry ~ HARTFORD. rres5sys Is1f'ds3s % >''aa'y'
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l)ainis. Oils, 9laos, Nt.

MINERAL. 0Il4-Th,s Is "a very superior Goa
IVA Oh uusSrpaed IA sli'y lnd cht.P Q! ~ osn,i u
nfSe,. There is nothing uQrr hyantuN m te'r or 1e
har 1urehir In burning does nor 1'ode ana ousn, IN
al, 10 al k,rOsepo Lynp- and being Uuiim r'ctt - WI
..Av. outli1 the excellent article 4'IIos ~ <si'hs
Arsut.. !OHN ". QUINCY Co.. No. q " iN4---sL
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ul-psoN RIVER RAILRoAp.-Fromo Oct.

HI IStlN XIV tt kAtlIhOAi'--fI" ih wv
\ lgsa Trsus ~ CA.r b~r Sss-ou 81 81 oN;
Espre.. Train, snd II a sna p 40 oI Sis "A ~
~ AKnd b:i5 &. for Pouea. pc 100 . r sa "a
leo o. M: for Peel xiii 5;s0 fle Por-it -
.kiu suA Sing sins Trains % iaos' oi the " ~ 'i
tas lhsr.. Cen t r,fo. tis - -,
T. Ia ,or Nv York leave Troy 90 l;ti nc ESQ., g. 20 o. -
\. =. SMITH >gpe71r--t"r'
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Oh RENE COL KI-CHy and COUNT! al Vow
- Yors-JCB l.. BLACK and NATHAN q. BENJAMIN,
li,'r,in. against JOHN CARNtY, Dendtusur .rlons for
r.iri-To h- Defendant lou hereby summoned and II,
1rr4 be complaint IN this ction. Nhc ni n
H. a.. tek OF tho City and County o. New orS on
The 10Th a4y september 1888 and which COPY i here
m aud copy your answer 20 the
aid compliant the subscriber a. his Office No ~ broadway
IN mid City 81 within twenty dsys after the service
nv, thr COMPLAINT hin H.. time aid the plant n in
,L, action will sgry to The Court or relief dem nded IN tire
e. NM limit aed New.i ors, SEPT. % 1859
a. iswCwM- :. V. RAOLEf. Plaintiffs Attorney
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ALHsET II NicoLsN, AactioDe.r.
II AR Auction SALE of STOCKS am

ALHsET II ki'oLsN, AsctioDe-r
DEGULAR AUCTION SALE Of STOCKS and
III BOSDs-ALBERF 81. NfCOLAY vii seii THIS DAY
on3syl i2 O'Clock his stock sse-roo No y " sn
q " ALL
I 81 .haTr- Atlantic Bank. : $50 es~h
No share. t.erchan kark scrip, : ~ paid IL.
20 shares Gebhsrd fre ms TO-. To- cf~h.
10 shares " sshiugton fire las Co., 80 ach
" shares Corn kAchaar- Fire ln-. o., 80 e--h
- shares JefsrsoI fire !rs Co.. : 80 eselL
" shave Atautir Pre- ins n B-Oattsu, 1' tas:
IS shf 70. Jersey City Fire IN. Co. 40 s1~f.
o. ta..s- .iton , ne is-- Co., RI EACH
30 seares Home Fire Inc Co, 800
20 -bArcs Everett fire Inc. O.. 80 esct
~ shsr.g euos Sire lne Co, AS each.
d n share. DerTicA { O.. = lc0 each.
NO a re- { h. Pagl Fond "a Lac r r., @iDl
So shares Kerosene Gas Light Co, rs eaci-
Pew NO. lg5 north trsEsep' OTace Church
Pew No. lG3 middle allie church Of Hsssizh.
s9,Ct0 shioTEis state sf'c bonds
500 Trsvoron Coal 3 r. r lat BONDS
GOO AeW-l ork ( *ey Haven n. X, hgc. horeS
moo Lake Onl4IiO a Haoson River H. X. TIC. bc2i-.
500 Racine hissis-irTi X. Y. St,c Bond.
1850 Hudson River X first Morgase tiorie,-
see6rtie received % al i'ion % m re~uTy saserrd k
asrng regular alo TAU RSDAG, Aov g.
Resua Auction sales Of Stocks and Bonds every oosy end
fhudav Whenever required a. ~ ocior a. IN
stccK Ssesrcou No 50 igiut, or 81 -He dect1ts ~
sAnge desired stocks and Bonds bought fnd sold 81. PRIV
the BTosc.s' Board roauii--Jo Interest a.
depo.itt and dividends collected -ss a!'o nrce
LeAl Estate at public private sale ehsG ces.sf
ALBERT ~. SlCULAI,
s4oes AucoaeeI Brols sn6 Banner - " han es- V al
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6cnse- furnishing Goods.

LNRINk'S NEW GAS-REFLECIOR>i for show
II window, ii play good. to src,i adyantase 40 h 2,
kTFIF1 INC i. aDfS for bstS oh,es irlo-s, &C. &C.
FIRMS IMPROVED DAYLIGHT ktFLkt TORS hrnt 1t
.rk niei;. in the daytime win Daylight insea4 O. ga
y tElNk In, ertor ard sole hunL tufr. q hrtlsy-e.
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finantial.

INIrCENE THOMSON, Auctioneer ard Broker,
FIk q. iirrns buys and sel. sTO, Ks and BOSD> a,
l,oIers' Board INSURANCE sIOCk a Vrivse ffco
Carer. of Insorluc" stool foruished on application
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Is ILESI- MOE of AM order ol the snrrogate o

IL lUE>i- ANCE Of an order 1T the Surrogate al
he Curly ~ S-wYc.k 40; 80 i hereby gwen 10 81 pr
having aims RICH ARD BUR- late of the j,
o. New ork, spsin dc'ss"d TO pr-'r ne sinc n
yorrheTs thereof the subscriber al ME 0ce - the ieo,
street. hn IN th- City 81 New ork or oeile the
1.ti q Jsluary neXDsfed NV Iork the I'D day
Jsy 1854 JOHN T. TOW NSfNp.
iv25 Iaptu1M Executor.
IL PURSUANCE of al order of the Surrogate Of
tie County S-i notice i hereby given t. al pr
sons having against ERNEST h. WiNNLER late OF III
;v \sV \ druggist dsess 20 pr'-egr tho with
vouchers thereof sab-cribsrs, either No 81 Cedas.
Fcrii bancke, TIE r,sdsnce o. Henry
IoLr.ou IN 'he City OF Newh ok or before
~. 7h dsy Of December nsx-Dsed New ork the fourth
Az OF JUNE. 1859 FERDINAND BLANCHE. r,a.rto,.
ct I.wtmN HENRY JOHNSON.
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate OF
n. County OF New notice j. hereby gwen to s per
. having esuls assns, WALL ER 6ORMAN late OF the City
OF Nj. Oh hard merchant i. sssot TO present the ane
Nth souhers Thereof the subscriber 81 the residence o.
ILW ARD McFLROY No - East l7h-st., IN IN" CRY OF
r.. ors on the l2'h day OF January ueXDsed
Ne,,l ORR Eh day of July. 1889.
MARI Am GORNhS. Administrators
~ tauc.nM Of Walter German. decreased.
NOTICE.-An APPLICATION vii be- made u
the o. h- state of Scwiock for ~ pardon Of
..s Fstead conyrt.d Of at~mr; at grand larceny con
yi-let March 9, 1850 loE the term of,woy"eFs.
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NFw.Y0RK and NEW-HKVFN RAILROAD

NEW-lUKk and NV -IINNfN hAIIhVND
~ lg5q 81 MMER ARRANGEMENT. lG9
Commanding Mas D. 1853
Ps.sn station ia Ne,yl 2h-st. and ihay.
EIirsues on 2ifnst. 80. ..,,,,,.
per Wv rasrn tex l2:S BIS isz.) 800 and
AS O. m For bridgsport. . tr' ll:G, 3:lJ rH+
s:gsG ii5 D M foI Milford StTar fsi.led, southport;
and ,fro5t r l2g5 $50 md lSj For Sofysk.
ia H. s. 3:I5 leNl; $50 i+5, $50 6:1p p tor
barren nd rcenp ich, T. % R5, $50 AS SO s:g,
n M tor stanford = ie1) H. l2l5, 2:l3 tez.l ,: D
as $50 t:3. D. n Tor Port Chester and informed s;s Sii
ton . a. M; l.:Ij, $50, ass, 81. o:an ?. NJ
CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Roston fesl 3:l5 p m. ieNl For Hartford s7t
spiiue.d . a. M teE 3.l5 o. fsIl. For Connecticut hiv
~ Rnlrosd To Montreal A. ~. lo4 and 3.l5 p. (e1 10
Northampton to NewHavsn New London and stoningon
Railroad Il r. M and as p For Canal Railroad 10 North
HAMPTON a. N. er and l?i5 p For Houssonc Rail
road A. M and 3:lj p. For Naugsiuck Railroad, .
AIS r. For Danbury and NorwsS Railroad = $3.50
D..
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1oruerfiuz ii Srv-Fsluptor with the Delaware Lscks
wanna Railroad and at Easton with the Lehih
Valley Railroad. =. ,,-o -
F,iI AgRssG2gFsr.-C commencing Oct. p. il5t Leaves
Sc1A 1rk Eaon and ineuued ste places nom Per 30
North River fSl and li;iS and Al m iof Scuf
Vile th~ above iIss. and :. J.;1 M he snoy" trans
roti al ffaDrih with .raas the NewJer-ey Reirosd
Lh rsve foot Of Ioriiandtst, - -" and u
H.. and aGt o..
d. atm " ith The .i-h valley Railroad and them va Eat
lrr.vvsuia Rsrosd Resd without change 81 car, an
eorurfts 81 Reading direct for Poit-sr aud barushurt
la..en or me Delaware La 5Owauna and Wee-a Rail
road - leave At 30 r only or Lsilh valley Gailosd st
5.sns H. aud ll:i5 only. -