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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-11

THE TIsE-BALL.-Since 1t has been decided TO
change the local of the proposed time-ba from the
roof Of the Merchants Exchange to that Of the Custom
House. the manufacturers have found 1t necessary to
make some flight changes in the apparatus. On the
Merchants Exchange mast il already elevated, and
it had been intended to put up parallel pole, upon
which the ball was to slide. But for these changes
the whole would now be complete and in operation
The object of making this change Of location ia to
cause the time ball. when elevated to be seen from the
Lower Bay, the North River, and from the housetops
in every part of the City.
The hight of the pole has not been decided upon but
r TO be mewbere between As and so feet The ball
is complete but s in the hands of the machinist of
the Dudley Observatory who made ii. 1t is
six feet in diameter weighing exactly huDd-
red pounds and is made Of ssh wood
covered with canvas and anted red. On the Custom
HOuse is proposed to erect only single POLE and as
great strength combined with small diameter, is the
important requisite, simple gas pipe, four inches in
smeterthat form being considered the best to unite
both the requirements-will be made to answer the
purpose. Eight or ten feet above the ball. when Gle
waited, brackets and guy-work will be placed, from
which wire ropes are 10 be carried to different points
on the roof pulley playing in one of these brackets
connected with another pulley below, having crank
attached constitutes the elevating machinery. The
rope utsd is Of wire, half inch in thickness
and almost as flexible as common hempen
rope. To prevent the ball from crashing down
heavily upon the ROOT, and also to make
t drop nstantaneously when the telegraph
touches it off, two fusees are attached to the
axle of the lower pulley, with very long spiral wire
sprng playing each, fastened to some point on the
roof mean by and 10 arranged that while the one Ia
frightened the other Is relaxed The one therefore,
suddenly jerks down the bah until it has fallen half
way and the other then becomes tgbtened and keeps
the ball from falling to the roof with ts increased mo-
mentum which would be sufficient, unless thus pro-
vided for to dash it to pieces in very short time.
The toucbingof operations eonSst simply in power
fnl with its face resting against that of
O bar or lever from below. The moment the magnet
becomes electrified the lever h repulsed and the ball
drope
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Internationally
81 WANT TO BE HEALTHY. WEALTHY HONOR

ABIs, AND HAPPyA chronological Examination 1t FovLEs
WELI 800 Broadway, will reveal your defects and how to
correct hemyo talents ard bow to them 70 adv Anisss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-11

Bulls HrID.-There lie no Improvement this week
In the beef tete market in favor of drovers; is
there any Improvement in quality in favor Of butchers
There very great scarcity yesterday Of iirclass
steers though fat oxen were tolerably plenty. Very
few cattle cold for ten cents pound for the meat
except some prize bullOcks including supposed to
be the largest bullock ever atted in this country,
description Of which will be given in the cattle-market
report tomorrow There were yarded yesterday
about $3.50 cattle by the Erie and Hudson River
Roads, and some 800 by the Harlem Road beside
nearly 300 staIe cattle, which made total quite large
enough for the dull demand. The brokers were
anxious to force sales far as possible on Tuesday,
expecting that there would be addition Of 400 or 500
head to the stock to-day This did not help the market,
which was already overstocked with cattle of cosse
medium quality, and very inferior kind. The sales
yesterday were about equal TO the usual business OF
Tuesday, but there will be more than enough for to-
day. except such rs are wanted by frst-cass retail
butchers, even without the addition of the arrivals
expected. There is now no doubt on the part Of
droyers about the fact that the beef cattle market is
past all hope of improvement.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-11

IAdyertisescatl -, 4.
Nillions Of Bottles of Mrs. WmsL0ws soora-
r., - -s,h falling success Rshsf ts usass-
$780, .s..1n Soniy Is cents bottle
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-11

POLICE LiBRARIEs.-A movement set on foot some
time ago to supply libraries for the different police sta
tons Of the city has resulted in furnishing the Station
Houses in the Fifth, Eleventh, and Thirteenth Pre-
einct.. Under the present police arrangements,
plaoons of men are daily detained at the Station
Houses for reserve duty and the beneficial results from
occupying their time in useful reading are obvious.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-11

ELoPEMEsT.-The wife of a well-known gentleman
in this city who formerly member Of the Legislature
tsome with boy Of 49, and now enjoying the
new honeymoon In the neighborhood OF Philsdep hAr
The bright young gentleman Wit has thus displayed bis
coous propen.ies drug CLERK La 81 Hsdsou
street lie has long been on irmste terms with the hess
wife who suspected Of any although her
in the circle where she moved scmees subjected her TO
remeYk She Is of considerable wealth In her
right owning couple Of large buildings on Broadway beside
having Of money invested In stocks bonds Sc and
Of the leaders fashion In her set On aba onns the
kind loving partner who has shared her joys aud
for the St eighteen she generously len esethns the
way of property behind but about in ready cash. Tbs
lady possessed Of great personal atrssoss and
about thysx years Of She the motbsr Of i've inter
e.ng children Of whom girl Of sixteen years Of feels
she blow severely occupying abe does good position IN 90
eey The father Of the ruswsy an sgsS man IN wealthy eur
shares the feelings but has determined not TO pursue MS
iahess spouse who is believed viii repent Of her FOLLY and
again TeuIn to her home. Evening Ezpress-
IN rHZ WRosa Roor.-Denie Ryan is accused Of
having mistsi the of Robert Ellis No s3 Firm
for his and having affected entrance thereto ~tk
carrying Oh trunk belonging to the real tenant The trunk
and contents valued 500 and euae resident OF the
house teses to having take the property Justice
Quackenbush committed the accused foT examination.
ROBBED IN A STAGH.-A lady named Massett made
complaint the Detective Oee yesterday that abe bad eoen
robbed Of about 100 worth Of property In FheVeDoe rss
en- Saturday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-11

TIE Rev. Theodore L. Cuyler lectures tonight on
"Tbe Romance of Louis Philippe and Louis Napoleon,
or the Ups and Downs of Life" at the First Free'wi
Baptist Church. in Twenty eigbh street, near Broad
way.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-11

THE SUPREME CouRr JuDeKs.-It ia question
whether Mr.. Justice ,nney is not the Presdng Jus
tice of the Supreme Court Of this District. The law
says that the judge having the shortest time to serve
and who is not Judge Of the Court of Appeals when
appointed elected to fill vacancy fol the first class,
shall be Presiding Justce Justice Boarey sappoint
ed to I'll vacancy, and this is the vacancy created by
the death of Judge Morris Judge Morris was an ex-
trs under the special law giving to this District an
extra judge beyond the four specified judges. lie was
in no Glass; but outside Of all the four cases, and
therefore it would follow thssthis appointment
to eli the vacancy OF the first class entities him to the
position of Presiding Justice. lie fills the vacancy oc-
casioned by the election Of Judge Davies to the Court
of Appeals, who would have been Presiding Justice in
the event Of his defeat at the November election.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-11

The ATHEsEUH CLuB.-The members OF this Club
WILL this evening, have opportunity Of enjoying the
finest pictures Of Mr. Blodgefs collection, that gentle
man having kindly consented to their use upon this oc
eason.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-11

TIE THIRD WARD PaLIcE-AILBGEp C0NPLIc-
ITY WIN RoGUEs.-On the oath day Of December
last, an elderly gentleman arrived 10 this city from
Chicago. He had scarcely landed when he was beset
by pocketbook choppers. Their attempt on him diff
fered in respects from the old pan and they were
successful in robbiDg him OF $37. The whole s'ory
set forth in an article pubished in THE TRIBrSE
shortly after the occurrence. One Of the swndlers
arrested by the Detective force at the time but
the VICTIM being obliged immediately to return to Chi
csgo, could not appear against him. and he was dir
charged Bu5a few days ago, the old gentleman came
back, determined to follow up his ycmLers and as-
tce Connolly issued on his all iayis for the
arrest Of Josoph Eldi'gc and Others This was taken
TO tho Warrerstreot S'aii,n-iiouse, Third Ward, 70
be properly served. On applying 10 Sergeant Gill
more, who WOE then acting captain, for IN officer 70
execute the w.t. tho applicant stated that of tbs
rgues named therein was AZ tSat time wthin 10"
minutes walk from the Sts'ion-lIouse, aud could DO
taken without delay. hut the redoubtabe seIgean
refused TO assign an officer for tins Purpo'e'
uness the complainant appeared ia person oo'ofo nun
Thesuegeson made by council, that she pefSoa Wa'eu
would fee beyond the reach Of tho officers oe'oc no
could procure the complainant, was treated Win coa
tempt. and be himself subjected 70 much persona
absHe. FINALLY. the complainant WA rent for. by
IN. Tina he arrived an Ollie. had taken the ecrgeants
place, pro ter,., who Was cogniIani OF tho previous
conversation. Tfs warrant Was handed 10 bum, bu.
be returned IL, rena'tmg with great nlnehalsnce,
,hot nothing could De done Ihat eyeniDgsAen nbont
osloek-bu, thu, courssl Gnd complainant mrst
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fAdYNrfieenient.l

IAdVtftiFfutft1
BaRTHOLF'S CELEBRATED SEWING
MAcKrNEs No. tst Broadway,
INew>isra
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-11
MARINE AFFAIRS.

The steamship Chesapeake arrived st this port on
Monday evening. This steamer touched on sand bar
passing Tarpaulin Cove in denss fog, but came
of at high tide without diseha,ging any cargo or inu-
IN the yees&l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-11
FROM PENIS YLVANIA.

TIE AUDITOR GENERAL REPORT ON THE PTSAN-
CFs OF THE sTATE-OFFICfAL STATEMENT OF
q TIE CONDITION OF THE BANKS OF PINNsYL-
YAEA.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-11

To Richmond County JsSi, D
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-23
EXCURSIONS

I,xcvRuors 70 rw, DAvrp~ BLAND, 70 SON.
n day schools Csurshes sslss rrivsis and ne Ms Par
sfss 10 usnsAed Long slard Rosnd ~ ni'ss from New
foh DE portion % b ~ ssasss q Ten asrs grsvs wrs
oT the gart~ hkiss fw ne OAR nsFszsnsns c~n be
sSs ic~ any tay advsnss fov ths s>ssn. s,msodsos
vs~s pskes~ ~ mpvoysmsnts skvs be~n sfs
fos pa xculsr- sppiy 70 gsokGx w. DAViDs 10. )Ii
wnii.m sfeel bew fxt c1u.
uyAxTsp 70 HrRx FOR rus sUESss, AVAIL
w sifst Canal BoN o. Bsrre ror sale ch-sp Are proof
safe. ksdfess bos I sss r@s vlqc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-23

.'-.''AAs Ssnno WuAnAnA
fxSx Xaes 49, Miss aesrfsi Rsssnoss
~. a oosA
BsAgiI6L fxTxi HAUNT.
FL ,;ye 49,, * ayns M
.um. sD.As :s.n as:uns on :asll. ne lama,
Aa ~.-n...v -. s::s. '''''' through Bowers "
Produced BY HlIls li Sss 1iadsI DANCE
AAAV 6.R V bs rss 81 Fss*sH ..s
81 'fss All ;sf fSs. n ;v''
n. 3 sss i.asa:. ., %. day sleep. 90
Sf.A isss. : Thr Castle OF THE sAsos
PUMPKIN CsaNasD 81 faE r kisSa .sro coAcs
,1lSE GaAsSKD 70 poNiSs. ! ''
sps saHsssR asf2 ls ssss Y Sfsls
i've .s :a :s'' s.s sS ss:sss n
'n n III ~ 90 s"es s s.a.' isDsSon.
Clad Clad 't Sssss s fs9 ,ssis is'''
Foo, ssn - Ss sa.ss.. nj II r ri sV.y.
s'u s, 1n;J i u <. ...r. PALACE
ssssvDpSnssrs PALACE.
so. rs 4 xG es s.Ix AL AL. scs H..,,,
PIE PIiroe'. grec saooa-'w sAs lady wAo put
D.o,.., si. ssss. TO T AIR, s.S,rS
s''Ssa 'Ss'i'aiss : IA; 49, NAT. a''
The FIy Queen joins NO Prices .as Cinderella
.oS Sadsrss, the svssnss sasr.s;.. oai vi g.
EQUESTRIAN PxRyoRnAsoss.
In which al the great Assss OF his ceiesrHasd troupe Wi
NILE ELLA zoYARA
uss, s.ssns sss % ss~ s'n -"
Tho S.'s''''d s sssss sss s,ss
sss tut whoa, is DIssnss e r ~ ~ e.
THE BROTHERS HANLor.
Known throaxhou Errope and America ne Assou.
ar. sss. saa vi. SSss ss ss :.s 'n
SsSs:S Sss s sEsasiSsS% SS:ssiss
Of he dlsynGu.hsd you've VIA sppess In
shek various performances.
R's 6; saTsss.a
VowERy THEATRE
- sole ~s' and c psSDn,'s s,,s::: a. H. ALIEN
MISS CHARLOTTE On sSfiOS
w,sy,sD.r xvrssS mo- s ssS Is sO'AN DA''S
'l0'AA' s x lhs S Ts fsiilosrur
(,SoRGs cHEnrrs nssrsKs. v,oo,~
shE sosf sosfDs AsG. 4.sessrxp
rsRsoExAHcs rvEE .s ssoPUck0 Ia fss rao'
GRO cHHIsrv 9 ssesrsi s.~ character.
An.r .s.ss WI % ssodsssa "a saiEsy now Esusss-
'''A'' W sIKIp on TIE GOLDEN oLoru.
.a .ss e.. 81 Ne ssss s 2ss:r ars Sa sss AD
and dc .ajssss, Va islands de q an immss.s es-
''''' ,s's'; .ss s 'ss f .ss s: "a'
ME 70 wH.xhRfi. me orisns, nyIh, and Asr -. =,
ss ss h...s .1aDss from .. iOy.l q =
sapn rys 81. |. 4. ,'arn,nss; - 49,, -.
sSs u. s ss' ss Wa HIs s ~
s pss ssr ss, Il. snail
,,ilsfssa. is.Peefnis Informed tSs sEoSaxxs
q IS Ssss s. fss ~. ssa sm
ssI Hss s E ssIssT I#s s sSTs s ssEs
Grand c.iyso.ds.. sue and ned xnIshs
Ia.eauasioa Of Ne hss trained sosss IsI6Is isSpiss
1'',.'.a' w ca fs sis s's's '@s.a
." 'A'oApA' 5o%gsss,.s S = iosrs YALA AAriSss
when ns yIxLD on fhr doIbss cLoru VII sep~.
Tor particular, see .msn s.Is
444 'roAD~A laxr1. or x.oru
A Ssssb passIos !. s aY s.r 2osss-
s'd''f;sssyy f ~ ss,% s.5c ,i ssi's1
r. .s e. s .s a,o sss q yss =.
erigas -
sessz ssioIhss deiSbsd and ovwdostns s1naou
PALACE 81 - s;ssdiRiss,wrnrr,
The '' Nd az sn q s "a. Az ssss T. ~
AeuIsson 70 csnsl Rsssrvsa ssss. y os~is
TIE ORIGINAL onsEssL roS TIurR
s.,s o1lssas.i 2. T r,. SnnzsN H. roHl1S'
"EssfRofoiITIs HALL. Jsrssy CITY. rus'asy sss
-wssHiSofJs HALL WILLIAMSBURG Mar ~ n ~
ssd o. fhiSss S II nosos~, vrAv "a s,-r
CnssAN voLxs SIMMER e 9. g s
,rs,r rS a s!.s sr rsslsft BALI.
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Archnsc IN cnIef ana sapsrint~ndsn4

ITO cArrrALtsTs BurLDsRs AND CARPxsfDs-A
corrsc viii 10 made win r,o1 builder c>rpsa'er
.h csrnsl y c1nsxoe bnltas 80 ~ 400 70 Be pad for "a
BE- sboui ssep 40 issryev bs had By addreang be-
fore ocrch tbs day wednesday, Armovy efron D, Unit
"a siNes Nail. Bible Housa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-23

70 yHH Up rown PuBIc=A Inw nEsrAusANr.
D1Rg.sr ~. b opened O Ne soosssa corner q sro.d
Evcryh VII b. found Ia proper shape The srdss VIII Be
daily suppnei wih The ehcesi Wanda tossshcs viih shs
finest selections Of ssgArs. wines and L1uors
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TSu1 BBIr6H AID NORTH AhARIOAN RcT Al HALL
STkAhSHife
SRou pBw YORK 70 uvaAro0z-
20
1871 0oo peanaSs -
TRon poesoH 70 LvnRrOoG-
fhe shps ron aev York cai Il Cork harbor
fhe shps nom Bossa cau II HafAx and oort hArbor.
gA1R4A, OApA Judkfua CANADA, Capt lag
Ara B1A, Capt J. Nouo, AnERIOA. Capt MllAr.
ASIA, OApt q q LO0 NA0AkA. Capt Andersen
Ah8uA. 0av< saAnnoa EUROPA. CsVS J. Lsueh
fAess vesDsAs caxry clear Wits hsh head groon
q eeArboaTd bow, rcd on port bow.
AMM1RIOA. Mplsr, leaves BossN Wednesday May
Ar1lOA 6AAnnSa. New rofk, Wednesday. NAY .
vANADA, Lang Boston, Wednsatsy Nay 10
~ a, L06 New fork, Wednesday Nay g
1UB0PA. LeiteA. 0ostou, Wednesday, Nay %
eH1gIA, yudknA New Yogk Wednesday June 8
ARABIA, 6nuo. B0atoa. Wednesday, Juno Is
HklOA. onnpoa ne~ fUx. Wednesday, June ~
BertAs M secured uneQ pAk fer
An experienced surgeon board
Gysr bsnos speos jeselry prsseus stones Or nsaAis
AaS6 ssprssssA For helkh o. passsss apply V
4 CUlARD. Ma BoshnG Green
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ZOE SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRB.
4 Tbs Unttsd Ststes mall s,eAmshlp
ADRIATIC

Wi leave fr Hayrs touching souhsmpon Ire pas
senaers and mails Saturday, June r. H. from p&er
foot OF Canal street. NORTH rve9.
Pe0epgtn reqxsStod to board 1 o. dock II.
AL bAsssge mot required for the voysge should be
board the day before cal ing. married below"
Bills Of ladnG viii be dxned soo OF the Company No
u Wan Street, room 70 he Lat OF June Par
VIII Be retaived a he oce ON the wharf up 10 O'Clock
sailing day.
For psssaae spply to WILLIAM a. wIcKAx o0lss tAs
wharf, foot Of Canal street.
y BThs ADRiATiC Win sail again On hsr third voyage
On be 18th OF July,
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r.-. AAUoAAnnTo,
NrIBLOs CAMDEN. n
~ Lessee and Manager J. Y xkos
SIxoNs EQU EsrErAK IsoUra
AsrLxas xoYAL AxfairHsArRx. LONDON.
LAST MATINEE BUT ONE
LAST MIGHT BUT THREE.
EQUESTRIAN ooSPxSY AND SEASON
ne budding ~usos On Ne IN nay. order to prepare
GEAHD sUnnu1 OAMPAIoN,
vheh VII open o. IL Aih Juna
On "WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON AND HvENIN0, Nay
- WI b prssssssd ~ sessafni sussry fairy tale Of
-. o. Tng yAInY And rnE LIrrLE GLASS 6LPPnB
M ths Original usic Arranged 81 IL John Cooke Sriiiss
aaSuAn coer scs:u@sa pony 1sesinss hovsnT saras
CHARACTERS AND INCIDENTS RnrRnsrxrnD:
Mo- AIoaasde
Ss'''''''.'''''''.- hAger An6roWS
Hs.ssss " Ia Psius and yuIius Ai nss
SsSss iioA.id a VIM f' soc Soss 6c:.s
~ AAseor Oepbol
- sS .nn9 kmma IL Bruu
ya uaGor Wuoo woodruff
tsurSx 4A1tdr kngone
Ss--Sexs ~ rrans
SSsSs fAs proud sisters ID j.as. oi Ta Hear
~ vueeen.... Misc ueor0n R0lshnods
W. VHsS'..'........'.'.'....Au e laa Wade
Nile Ia UoaA
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rLANTIC ROYAL NAIL sfsAM NAvlGArIoN CON
"A paay's New York and Galway Lne-Ths next dspNtme
hQa rev YORK Win be TIE eplendd and powerful Seaushlp
baE ~ 6ushns q g. Johns. n p, 70 rsssdve sAs koyA
PnInss or PAsAol-Firss $50 and 49, third, 50 m
aldns fss oses to many OF he da on the sin
Roy4s pAs isfs, fcst a.: md ssaSnx fs.sea!s. g
ssTed % bring pes.ons ont from 0slssy for e 81 rca
cork eSs; from Dublin 80; IRON 6efss W from Lon
fo Lndon from Liverpool eA, sn1 Iron 0Asxow, "a
ALRx. HOLLAND CO.,
AnNn for Ina
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CRIoKssIso 4 SONS.
Manufac.nrs~S a
GRAND. soUARE AND UPRIGHr r1AHosL
varercsna No go Broadway.
O. socs have been awarded hsy ssss prtrs ss1ss fS
1s superiority q hex anufscure for de pa tkrU AZ
PIANOS 40 Ryrr
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E'oR ALEXANDRIA, WASHINGTON APD oEoRaR-
ovn-rhs Fey York and Virginia tUsu Hearnship
CcupaBys nsw ana nrss olass ssssmssip nOnfIOkisLo
uApem Ossw, VIII isass pier HcrA hver. svey
pAsses. incSdas ssteroou and msAla ~ Co.
Freight eight cens peg foot proporuouale ralsR
No o,mmtakn charged fog forwarding
Apply 70 II B. CROMWELL 4 CO.,
No - wss aresl
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OFFICE NORTH ATLANTIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY,
" s. Wall stroe1The slesmship ADRI Alto from HAvre
v commence dsshsLsng nnds genera orass on r,Se,sL
Conhgn,e requested take out hctr pevm: and OBJ
ing the wharf AFTER p. VII be stored o. risk and
pensc OF the owner. l. p. ernPHEN6 Secretary.
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Wor sAyAysAa xp orsss roI si:,rs ~ ss 70.
u wcodh AT Win lsa.s - esfurfss. snv ~ ~ IRA
ger No nsN rvw. rmgash ackss ~n % hM ms ns
Ssr 6iesss 50 70 Noble sss; nss,s,uvy. rs oc'uu.
ma Sai; Alsarv go Atlanta al; Chsasrcasa sn ssss
ytpe. On %; norvnis s8 % nsns1s, el 10 Ausass~
III -, mscpu. IN. pAvAnash us.
eANU NJ T. NJ &c Hull sOs.
m ~ssmsr AHssz> sri sasscsa and SAL % saturday
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1917 nsV Esor rrg o.sl aas VII ~.
49, isss.SlsS sss..rocrs sd nxe w
Usuaxkt " sofSh se1 rwtsner;A er sgk f,os; 70
- n SioS&ffi'I % 81 T.r sr-es
111Luu AnD sw AL rARoGs r0a RusOPr-
49, nAan >ns ~ Contssel n surap-, A vegy ior
s ~s ,aa frss'e ss T. ..ns.- srGsss s,rs.
fssnr sAsaw1s o. srv~s~S .
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UNOR UOUrHAMPrOR AND HAvRE-rHE UNIrED
= 9Asss mas NeAmer FULTON J; a; woton. commandsr
mails and saturday Nay g. Il II clock, from
pier No 81 North river foot Of Beach street.
Tbis ship tight oartnon1 enclosing The en-
s4n 8 tSa b Tie event srasdinS, tie water
pxll them and the being free 70 york The
fey he aud would be secured Price
psASs n sssond cabin 80 and sso For fressh o. pss
e cHo E.5 u soxi Agents. No Broadway.
y. B-ySs steamship Arsso WIN succeed the Fulton. And
Sun Juns -
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rRorrr Horsr FRASooyrA MocS1ArSs " A.,
August 4, $500. !
Trip from New Tok 70 Frdnconia Aogntaias--Spieudid
Seney En- RoRe-cJnooFd, Ncp Hampssire- Whae
M,ntdins Raiiroud- Etvcpean and American 1ountcin
Scn1y-A FSsid fo- 1Reorolegiss-Pro6ie House and
SvToundiHos--EdOle C1g, Eho Lake, Bald and ProGls
Mountains, dc, de-
arrived here Friday last after very pleasan, trip
from New York. ors taking the splendid steam paaoe
Connecticut Of the Norwich and Worcester ne and then
pursuing The only direct railroad route 20 the Fcan onia
AID White Mountains, via Norwich worcster Nsshua aud
Concord, Plymouth and Itieton n and from Tie latter
place by stage eleven mes, to the place Of my present
writing.
The trip down Long Island Sound was Iudse the
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FaoN ANOTHER CONFECTIONERY.

DKSyER CnI, Pixies Peak. August H. 1890
Cssspidatcd % tch Compauy-Ner Siiver Lcais-Qu1rt
Nh 0pydiiots lnpouHg-ErTrts Busiaeg5- F.lf 8
and R,iigion. DC dt.
The quartz mills md The Consolidated Ditch Company
have ye settled al their difficulties with reference 10
thc damage done By The water of De company last week
Several vexstous lawsuits will probably arise, which
viii be sbrewdy handled by The various lawyers having