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ss5-The postage to places on the west eoast Of
Sonth America, via Panama, is: On each sihgls
letter, 81 cents; and On each newspaper, 6 CENTS,
when sent; and 10 cents on each letter, ahd ,
cents on each paper, when received.
ss-Postage to Bogota (New 6ranaaa:) Letters,
lSe.: papers, &c.
So Postage TO Pera: Letters, 22e.; papers. fc
ss-The single Iettsf rate 10 California and Oregon
is 10 cents, prepaid. On newspapers, ete|, the
domestic rates apply.
s9-Postage to South Pacific: Letters, Sc; Pa
pers &c.
aa-P Postage to China, New South Wales, Sandwich
Islands, via San Francisco: l0c.. prepaid.
ps-The postage to New Granada direct is 10 cents
single rate, and cents each newspaper; and to
the Sandwich Islands, Australia, Van Demana
Land and China, {yia San Franesoel is: OH each
single letter 10 cents, payable u advance
J. L. RlDpEIdls 7, u.
New Orleans. Nov. /. 1869,
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POSITION OF THE B4NKS or NEW ORLEANS ON
Saturday Of egey lfeek commencing tM ne financial md
commercial year Of he city on die lat day Of SEPTEMBER 1860
Deposits Total Loans
1859. Circulation proper Speeie, and diss Exc 'ge
Sept. lel96 4i I8S057fI 9,e6Tbl5 29I32234 i5i sol
Sept. a056f4i l35557al 1898 9l7 292IA0S4 l3nS SI3
Sept To- 4W 13,56,a9 ae5l2i3 29425664 l3i4, $50
Sept. ~ 6s2SQS 13 40Se25 9Sl6,2 2aiS,SS5 l4636l2
Sept 90, Sl52,3H l39SBl 96glss2 2969ia 20l6,3 $50
The last st. Louis Price Current says of the
money market as follows: I Wz

money market as follows:
The money market is without change, and with
small operations in produce; the offerings of bills
on the East and South have been moderate. East
-ern exchange is scarce at prem. for bankable
funds and currency. Sight on New Orleans J
prem. Currency is in small supply with q good
demand and ranks as bankable funds. Colec-
tions from the country have been limited during
the past week, but for week to come an increase
may be looked for from the thousands of country
merchants who will come to the Fair.
The statement of the st. Louis city banks of is
sue for the week ending Saturday, Sept. 22d, is as
follows 1t will be seen that the gain in circula-
ton is nearly twice as large as the preceding week,
but the gain in exchange maturing is only s36 72s,
or nearly one-third what it was last week. There
SI9.576:
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-05

TOBACCO. :. On Wednesday, "a hhds. were s1Id
At g., ? at 7e. and 1 at Sc. % b. We heard Of
nothing doing yesterday.
srATENEsr or TOBACCO.
stoek on band LIST September, 1900 hkd 8sg
Received Received yssisfdsy ssads i
exported yesterday,..a.-.........ss. COO 4a5f
sock % haad not eissrsd. Ia751
SUGAR.. Sales confined to few sraaif lots AZ
pfeyions rates Z: Fair to Fully Fa~ 93@9lc sfs.
aoLAssEs- Nothing Of any nsement was done.
olly one or two small lots offering on the leyee.
ILorE., Sales of 1000 bbls., Of which 30 s,y.
Pefane 81 =, 40 in lots at ss 12a, $50 Extra at
- tgV a. ~ %, l2o at So so, 80 Fine as IS 35 and
on Wednesday 2I5 bbls at ss ID for zine INA
70 10 Dbl. for Extra.
oosS. Some 1890 sacks were sold. including
$50 Yellow Mixed at &C.,, 800 White sf;vs,1, ;,,
foar lots at 81, 200 Mixed and sf Ny i 20 3xar
Mixed aad 150 White Mixed at 10. AMI seo vvss;,,
IN two lots, at 75c. y bushel. Market heavv a,,;s
| dropping. - -'''<
/ OATS. Prices lower. Sales Of go sac,z e.
Louis at 44e, 900 IN poor order at 45 1900. ID tat
at 40, and 200 at Ate. y busheI
BRAN Sales Of $50 sacks at 81 Is and 200 AZ
s1 17s D 100 lbs. 3
HAY. $50 bales Western sold, in three lofs. at
SO, and small lot at sss ton.
PonK. Mess stiIf retailing at sal 80 y bbi. and
dull. :,
BAces. Retailing at previous rates.
LARD. Nothing Of any moment doing.
WHIsKY....A small lot Of Raw sold On private
terms.
COFFEE. Sales Of $50 bags at 1sac.. 200 al ii,
and 100 at I5c. p T.
FaEtsHTs....A a ship was taken up for Liverpool
yesterday at id. for Cotton, one for Europe at VA,
and TIVE for Boston at sc
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-05

CATTLE MARKET.

JEFFERSON CITY, October 4 1850.
Arrived diving the past week, 25s Western and
40 Texas Cattle, zs8 Hogs, 800 Sheep, so MIeE
Cows and $50 Veal Cattle. The market closes with
ll5 Western and 275 Texas Cattle, 45o Sheep, 30
Mich Cows and ls0 Veal Cattle. Quotations
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n,Its OF FREIGHT rnoa cAlRo TO srw oR1rAss.

freight from Cairo New oreau have been ad
vanced for bacon and lard 30 cents for baggrg
dry goods 30 CENTS potatoes and onions 80 cents bb
-four IS cents whisky 50 pork 70 cents and tobacco
hundred lbs 25 cents
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-05
ale0iet) Of tbe stluhcts.

CRESCENT OFFICE. No. 70 cssP STREET.
Friday Morning, Oct. s. 1850,
CoTToN There was only limited supply oi
desirable lists offering yesterday, and holders were
generally firmer in their pretensions, though WIN
a good demand the sales reached some 300 pates.
We amend our figures for the medium grades as
follows:
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-05
RU,Sra


DOURRON wHIsI1Y-2o bbs; Old seserye, 3 years
II old for sale BY S. D. GRAflAA a oo,
autT 50 Cnstnmhnnse st.
S. WOLFF,
jy50 corner Grayier aud New Lesee SITS.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-05
RATES OF FREIGHT FROM NEW ORLEANS TO CAIRO

FROM NASHVILLE POINTS on THE CUMBERLAND
sMITHLAND TO NEW ORLEANS.
Freight Tariff adopted by the Captains and Owners of the
regular Nashville and New Orleans Packets fixed by
Committee apponted BY the regular Captains in the trade to
go into operation and after the 18th day Of August 1860
The figures TO each article for through freight and the
second figures for way freight;
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-05


Money-14 of per
Mn!esn 81 90 singiess 0O Horses aud Cattle
s. 0J; Dogs-$3 0O.
Dorm Freights.
Gotten, per 81 s5; Cotton seed-per tun. 81.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-05

WAY FREIGHTs BENDS PLANTATIONS AS HIGH As
Memphis Napoleon aud Helena excepted by the Memphis
New Orleans Packets.
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NEW oRLEAss NArcnEz vrcRsBUgG PACKET LINE.
India Bagging-per bale 90 Rice, Sugar and Dry
India Bagglng-1ots o ~ . :, BDis.--haii bois.it...
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-05

Bank Notes. Gold and Silver Coin, and Bullion, charged
the of fourth of cent and in all bill
lading shall accompany same, and freight prepaid
Machinery, Steam Boilers Engines and all extra heavy
freights by special contract.
persons with large lets Of stock freight 10 be charget
half passage the cabin, Sc deck when fed by TIT
boat So and find themselves all feed carriet
with stock, 10 pay freight at regular rates.
articles Merchandise not specified enumerated in the
above lists Up Freight be charged proportion
ale rates according TO their classification.
ghterage on Marble and Carriages Of all descriptions
half htefage Salt If eshpped 10 be at of Con
signees
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-05

TARIFY Cu6RGEs FREIGHT THy NKw oRLS1Es AND
LAroUHcng TRANSFORMATION COMPANY
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-05

Cotton Presses.
Corner of Tchoupitoulas and Robin streets.
FACTORS,
Corner of Tehoupitoulas aud Henderson Streets
ST. Mary's street between Perddo and Poydras.
Corner of St. Thomas and Basin Streets
Corner of Tchoupitoulas and Richard streets.
Corner of Tchouptoulas and Richard streets.
MERCHANTS,
New Levee and Louisa Streets
ORLEANS,
Corner Levee and Roffgnac streets.
Corner Annunciation and Richard streets.
sZYMANsKps,
SHIPPERS, 80
UNION.
WOODS, -,
Corner Canal and Robertson streets.
TEXAS, M-z
Corner of Tchoupitoulas and Orange streets.
CRESCENT PRESS,
New Levee street. t5y M M55
TYLER PRESS
Front Levee street
LEVEE STEAM COTTON PRESS, 5.
Levee street, between st. Ferdinand and Montegut
streets. Third District
Ieyee street. opposite Post 1873, Third District.
INDEPENDENT,
New Ieyee and Roffgnac streets.
COTTON PRESS,
NEW Ieyee street between Monegut and Couetstreets
Third District.
PELICAN PRESS,
Corner of St. Mary's and Tchoupioulas streets
Fourth District.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-05
PRIGRs
SCHEDULE OF MALES.
NEW ORLEANS posT-DEB1cE.
sUHNER ARRANGEMENT.

From june Lat % November 1st, 1850.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-05

Also
UNITED STATES LIFE INSURANCE ANNUITY and Trust
Company No. As Camp street.
II. nuane. ;Sieheru Agent
TENNESSEE MARINE AND FIRE INSURANCE COM
pany, corner Carendee and Union Streets
Perkins Il Co. gents
LIVERPOOL AND LONDON FIRE AND LIFE INsuR-
ance Company of Common and Carondeet streets.
A. Ilanear, f. Rodewald I. Byrne. Directors
NEW " YORK LII LIFE 4. iNSURANCE COMPANY :; and
ETNA LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, j. S. Copes, "a
Camp street =,
Charles streets.
A. Chapela. PRESIDENT
Jules llolhonde ;seSiehi5
HOPE INSURANCE COMPANY, corner OF Exchange fiace
and Canal street.
T. H Place Vice PRESIDENT
Louis Barnett ..s..,- 'secfeaty
STAR INSURANCE COMPANY Office, q St Charles street.
Pacide Forstall. PRESIDENT
Emile Debnys..... Secretary.
LOUISIANA STATE INSURANCE COMPANY, 3s Camp
street. -,
Ed Ganneheau 'rfesluent.
A. PC0let. .nocietey.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-05
GTAS MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY
~ No. q ST. CHARLES STREET,

NEw ORLEANS, August / 1860
This Company 10 the star Insurance Couuany
aas the Loss and Damage by Fire the Pers Of The
Seas aud Rivers at the current iaes of premium = ~
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-05

e.uzs ,-x,,v.sv vrus.v- FOR LAKE BoRGNE
90 ~ - ssSzHSGULF RAILWAY.-Depot
corner Of aoodchidren aud Champs ElyBaee
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
Procsrve Lake Borgne distance miles. Fare through
b0 cents children and slaves, half price.
Departure of Trains-DAILY.
Leavs the city for the Lake. at. ..,......,...lo A.
at.....,4...-.as........,9tsF NJ.
:. Lake City :. at........................61EA. NJ
- M
90 Common For all business of the Railroad De-
paren any other business connected with the of the
w. g. BLACKWELL. Executor,
who Is the only person authorized make sign
obligations for the road.
omnbusses leave Canal street fifteen minutes for
the dsnot. se22tf
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-05
,,,,z,. PoNTcHAaTRAIN RAIL

Steam Train rona the Lake the city week days
The see Truin will stop Gentily Station when notified
except over mail trips Fare 15 each and
coEdncto1sm mus, have timely notice to stop
Sunday Arrangement.
On Sundays Train will leave city O'Clock
A. NJ, in lieu Of the Horse Car
Steam Train will the city Sundays every hour
from IL NJ. until 10 p. NJ
Horse will extra special trips from the Lake
at night whenever reeured the Conductor must however
omnibusses leave Canal street for the Depot every
utss
Psssengers earnestly requested procure their tick
cts office the Depot Cheeks return tickets
will be handed them on the
vi q, ~.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-05

Chas. A. Castillo. -. firm Gordon Castillo.
PLA5IDE FoRsFALI4, President.
EaILE DEBurs. Secretary. aul ly
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-05
FOREIGN PORTS.

49, FOR LTyERpOOI.-The Al very fast sa.
ing American ship Coldelfa, Capt Bishop, will
sls4a Immediate Dispatch. freight, apply to
ob BAXTER, LOVELIl 4 co. n
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-05
DOMESTIC PORTS.

To sail on WEDNESDAY, Oct. 10 at o'clock A. NJ
~Er=s FOR NEW YORK. VIA HANANA-
sS&ssss mander will leave her wharf punctually as
above with the United States mails and passengers.
Passage New YorkCabin S5u Steerage, S2J Passaee
to Hayana-Cabin so: Steerage, $40.
o5 10 4. DE WISER Il CO., Agents.
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fcaal Notices.
DY ORDER of the Honorable BENJAMIN w

RY ORDER OF the Honorable BENJAMIN w.
~ BoNNEi Justice Of the Supreme Court OF the State Of
Newly hereby gwen pursuant to the proyis
IONS OF The tute authorizing attachments against abscondine
concealed snd nonrtsden debtors that attachment has
sued against the estate VI JOHN GRAHAM resident Of STAN
for The payment his dsh unless he appear and dchige
suachn,nt according 10 law within nine mouths oin thT nv
pnben Of thsnouce end that the payment Of any u
% him by residents Of this State and the delivery 70 % " m
his ue, Of any property within this State belonging 20 % @
the tsnse Of such property by him are fooaaen w NV
1T WILLIAMS,
Attorney fos Attaching CredtoN
piyt lsw9noTus No. ii Wau~, MI.
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1CHO THE PENNSYLVANIA 1870
lCUO RAILROAD. INV
GREAT DOUBLE-pRACK ROUTE;
be CAPACITY ~ the Road Is now equal any IN the country
THE GREAT SHORT LINE TO THE WEST

GREAT DOUBLK-pRACK ROUTE;
The capacity the Road equal to any IN the country
THE GREAT SHORT LINE TO THE WIS.,.
Office No Astor House, corner OF VeseyTG,
V.cnie, for the characterization Of Passengers and from Gin
cinna Chicago st Louis 81 Paul Nsshyis he,"pnss ss
W. are unsurpassed for speed nd comfort by any roue
Through as the West leave New oot o. oouiS
hndt st Morning Express a. m; Eyeninsh1pfess' p III
Sleeping and smoking GA all trains - =, - .,h..
Fare always low and the time as quick py any o'"'
route. =, 4, ,.-u.~ao5 N
By this route Freights Of all descriptions cen De
and from any point the Railroads Of Ohio
Illinois Wisconsin, Iowa Missouri BY RAILROAD pi-
RECT or TO any port the nagsbe rivers Of the West oJ
steamers from Pittsburgh. =, 80, A..
The rates Freight and from point OF the West oy me
Pennsylvania Railroad at all times as favorable y are %
ing the transportation Of their Freight to this Company can rely
with eonhde nee on its speedy transit . ..,u
This COMPANY also mant:hs Emigrsnt Accommodation
Line by which parties eigratng westward ENJOY cheap s
Comfortable mode the hrstclass rates
Of fare L. ELLIOTT Passenger Agent No Astor House.
LEECH Co, Freight Agents, , ,,,r, =.
No / Astor House and No South w illialn-st
No Battery place
THOMAS SCOTT General Sup't, Altoona Pa
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Tx LONDON FrRE-EscAPr.-TAe hre-escape Or
dered by James Iorimer Graham, President Of the
Metropolitan insurance Co.. arrived last week, and
was placed in charge of Hook and Ladder Company
No 10 who Immediately its being landed placed it
N tbe ward attached the office Of the Chief Engineer
Owing n .ome sght breskage il has not been exhb-
tied. Il is placed on two wheels, and looks, as it now
.,onds "A If with slight mechanical alteration II could
he sueedily and eeeualy used. 1t will soon be placed
in the house Of No. ~ where the curious can exam
inc IL,
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Gopartnersbip Notifies.

DISSOI JITION of COPARTNERSHIP.-
erslp heretofore existing between the subscribers
A. Boot and Shoe dealers under the name and hrn OF Ca
HoIJN Mc( LINTOCk was DISSOLVED on the am Day o.
~ - w. ~ 81 IAD ROBERT MCCLINTOCK
An neIon indebted 10 said late firm will make payment oil all
hills incurred at No lT7 8h-av T. WALTER CALOu snu
sc 81 "'1N WALTER CALHOUN,
1"'h ROBERT MCCLINrOCK-
ra viii continue Boot and Shoe business on
H.; o,,n account al No 3l gthav. ROBERT MoCLlNIOCh
New York. May q, 1850 , n. q, e, A.,.. an
The subscriber viii continue the Boot and noe pusne On
his own account, at No. Ia Sth-av WAITER CALhoON
Neg ork MAY 81. 1866
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The Nrw-YoRk YACHT CLuB.-The New-York
Yacht Club il now preparing for the coming Regatta.
The Regatta will take place in the same ground as last
year.
The following is the new arrangement regarding the
allowance Of time:
First.clas- yachts second per foot
Second class yachts $500 per foot
ihiIdeass yschts Iol0o per foot
The names Of the yachts entered Tor tie forthcoming
contest viii We published in due time.
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6ouse- furnishing GOODS.

A NOTORIOUS FACT-The cheapest and best
n place to buy Regeraors, SyerPa'ed Ware Table Cut
Try, &c, is , r. y, , DA0 ~ ~. ~ 4,Sav,
HARRISON EUROPEAN RANGE
HI .iI operate with less Coal than any oher
Ou,ss. every kind aud give rsrae Satiaacnos every
WY BRANHALL, HEDGE Co,
No ~ Broadway.
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COURT CALENDAR-TuIs Day

UNITED STATES DIsTRicT GoURr.-Nos 100, 80
CO. los, go, 100 l07, 62, SO, IO8.
SUPREME CouRT-GEsERAL TERM.-Non-enumera
ted calendar.
SUPREME CoURT-CIRcuIT.-Part H.-Nos. 996,
1916 6,8 1914 rs 100 1890 1884, i0i6 Co.. 964 1885, $50 49,
6l0, 1913 l0l4, ia ga -
SUPERIOR CoURT-Part Mos. 167, Az, AS, 2J3,
423 499 49, t99 5o SOS 507 5O, 81 Part HSsme As Mon
day, and Nos. 1921, i18, aud SIC added - 49,,
CoURT OF CoAnos PLEAs-Part NOS ZVii,
2O 2ol5, 2O4s %s29 20l5, 2o5o 2o5 2oS2 @ 10, ;o
20.6 2UsI 2s9l Part iI-Noa 1867, 1906, ~ lSiy, IBoO
1871 lG2 1905 i54l $40 3il 1916 1892 1s7 lS2 l1lo
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ucltHuuIth ..
SPECIAL TRRM-Before Justice ROBERTSON
Uollacher agt. Lockwo God Case settled.
COURT OF GENERAL sESSIoNS-MAY 21-Befors Judge



RUSSELL
After the opening of the Court this morning, the
called that of Jim Irving and Frank McCabe 1.-THE
former lately renstaed into the Office Of Superintendent OF
Markets and the latter the who distinguished hin
self by making newspaper editor not long
snceI being Jointly indicted assasiny two policemen
Officers Du Boi the 9Th Of August Last with whom
they fight The had set down on the
calendar several times aud postponed To-day person re-
sponded the call OF the Clerk and the ID eacn case
their found they to be tried to- morrow 1.-THE
I'D inst) ,
orderly house at No IL W hite-st-, and acquitted
Stephen Leggett coachan, tried Tor larceny In obtain
ing possession articles of clothing the property Of
Lindsay, the 10th of March last by representing that
he had been sent for them, and also acquitted.
ans pleaded guilty forgery IN the ouIh degree
in passing worthless 10 J ON the Genital Bank oil Aaosns
upon the Bowery Theaer He sent to the
State Prison for four years 49,
and John Williams pleaded guilty Of burglary in
the third degree entering the liquor store OF Andrew Multi
gan 2l4 First avenue the night Of the 9th Of April hay
ing been doing by James Riley They sent TO the
State Prison for two years each
Five youths scarcely gown arraed the charge or
robbery and three OF them pleaded guilty Jacob Coon
Rockville Queens County ~ ~ appeared against them and
23d Of March while passing down Fast Broad
pressed against him. surrounded him. and
held him by the waist While smother reached into his pana
looms ocket took after which they decamped
VIM Bachus the leader, old offender well known TO the
police tried his pea being Innocence aud
yced occupying the attention of the Court for hour and
half He was sentenced the Prison for years
james Divine, John Kerrgan, and James Campbell, who
pleaded guilty sentenced respectively TO i've three and
Two years IN the State Prison.
fifth lad younger than the Others nteceded for by
DistrictAttouey ground that he led
the matter by the bad company he had lately en Into md
that there hope OF reformation IN his he
fore, reprinSnded and discharged Adjourned
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sJrpRFNE COURT-GEyRKAL TERx-MAY 2l.-Before jus
tices SWITZERLAND MuLLIs, and BosNBY.

SUPREME COURT-GESRRAL TERM-MAY 2l.-beore Jus
tees SUTHERLAND, MuLLIs and BosNBY
TIE wALL-sTREEr FERRY LEASES.
Jacob Sharp sgt. The Mayor &c.
The plaintiff recovered damages against the city 10
large amount nonufnen of contract regarding lease Of
norton of the Wal ferry slip, which asceratned to
be- defective The referred to referee, who gave
in favor of the plaintiff ghe Controller BY virtue OF
The him under the act Of 1889 moved to act aside
The Judgment on ground that had been obtained by col
nson or fraud and that the referee had jurisdction
udqe Ceke after hearing the allowed the city to come
in and defend which the plaintiff appealed The appeal
was argued to-day d. d. Field for plaintiff; Wm. G. Noyes FOR
Con roller
DECISIONS.
The People, ex rel. Fowler agt. Governors OF the
Aims House Order of Justice Stewart affirmed
Before Justices SUTHERLAND MuLLIs, and LEoSARn
Phinney agt. Phinney.-Order OF Special Term
affirmed, with 40 costs
Otis ACT. Pratt.-Order of Special Term affirmed
with : 10 costs. lSee 10 Wendell 6S6) ,.
Gershon Cohen ads. agt. The Peoplc.-Motion to
discharge prisoner denied.
Van zandt Lane ct al agt. Barnett Levy.-Judg-
ment for plaintiffs, with costs.
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NTEW-YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD.

IN FARE 81 10 ALBANY. ~
On md aner MONDAY April 30 lsee Trains vii e 20
M / and s.sO m For White Plains II m, 80 and 5p
m Fd White Plains 6;lS a from "he-'t . pepo' %
Ma connecting with the NewYork Central Railroad Return
ng viii leave Wliamsbndge at 54o and $50 M ana Siau
m White Plains, and 80 l2:43 and 4ioo N. DOVER
Plains a m Albt4y, II a. m. Mail. =.
--"' RLRCHII.I, Assistant Superintendent
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SUPERIOR COURT-TRIAL TERn-Msy 2L-Before Justice
HOFFMAN,

RIGHT OF FIREMEE TO THE RAILROAD TRACKS.
Ganet, s. Mott agt The Hudson River Railroad Company
On the 18th OF july 1857, the plaintiff lumber yard,
DOT of Fifty fifth street. North River caught fire. and hose
fetched across Hudson River Railroad track through
which stream Of thrown tho hanes train of
ans of the the hose cutting To- be
useless and plaintiff claims that his property was damaged TO
The value of than it would have been had not the
water been by the running the hose The ease
tried before and verdict was rendered or the PLAIN
lin for sIO The General Term however set the verdict
aside and trial The defense is general denial
The case is still on. - - =, ~
Townsend Dye and Raymond for plaintiffs NJ Fullerton for
defendants.
SPECIAL TRRn-Beore Justice ROBERTSON
III \ ocl, d--(ia settled.
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MARRIED.

CARRUTH-G On Thursday, April 49, in the ~ Y;
Church. Clinton NJ Y, by the Rev A d. Gddey, Cortland
Carath Norwich to Miss Mary +. Gridlsy Of Clinton
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Water-Gure.

HOME FOR INVALIDS," established N
III Is47by f.. r. DENNISToNa NJ D., co
At SPRINGDALE NORTHAMPON MASS
NUMBER LIMITED TO 10 -,
References Boston: J. M. Warren, NJ d. jacob n'se'"'
In IN New Yort Willard Parker n D., and Worth esq
NORTHAMPTON, April 10, 1860
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T.. Ii. Ludlow, AuctioneeT
FLEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,

IL BRONZES. Sc, &c.-E II. LUDLOW 4 Co. will sell at
auction ON WEDNESDAY May 49, 1860 at IL o'clock at No
3 .thav between 3Sth and 39s the entire uTnure con
tanned in said house consisting IN po Of elegant ebony and gut
dove-coored satin; elegant satin win
dow Curtains; Lace Curtains rosewood sandecton PIANO
Pleyes ebony and gilt Card Tables pier and mantle
ss M dalton velvet Carpets elegant carved rosewood Book
cases carved TeeaTetes library Arm Chair In reps
blue reps Curtains oak Buffet rosewood extension
Dining Table carved rosewood Chairs in crimson plush rchy
carved rosewood HaSond. marble top, with mirror richly
carved Hall Chairs elegant Chinese Mantle Vases bronze and
r Chandelier Brackets and Pendants bronze carved he
Seiyers Vases Dogs Deer &c. Also assortment OF CHINA
and e Furniture all made in the best manner
of finish and perfect order The Furniture can be
day previous TO the sale permits can be had OF he ac
tonee1s al their Office No Finest Broadway t2l5SD