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cargo che las quantity Of Lumber, probably for a
slave deck.
~ think she must have been fitted out recently a.
she has too much provisions and other trumpery on
board to have Just completeda voyage
The vessel win be rich prize for the fortunate ind
She will probably be sold at auction, and may
bring 10000
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THOMAS A. SCOTT. Genersl sup't, A

TOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE, via NEW
n PORT and FALL RIVER.-The fplrn1id aud superior
steamer METROPOLIS Capt Brown leaves Newi OK every
TUESDAY. TIL RspAY snd sATUKDAf at 3,onsyl Snt
m end the EMPIRE STATE, Capt BTayton. on hONpnt,
WEDNESDAY, nnd FRIDAY al ) O'Clock p IN, from Pief
No a. ". n. . -,
Hereafter VII be regarded secured To any spph
cant uutil the shall have heeu paid for. - -,
Fest- Boston "a oTwsded through with great di'poh "
In Express Freight Train ,,,.
WM. BORDEN Agent, Nos 20 and IL Wss''t
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OAK ORCHARD ACID SPRINGS.--These

OAK ORCHARD ACID SPRINGS.-These
IN he IF ssa sy coaa oS H
south Of the vg OF Medina ON the Erie Canal and fourteen
The pipal Acid Springs three in number beside these
there ave liz 9hsr They an locaed within circuit Of
shown in The joined cstioniais they contain very ge
sSeun, suip6r stlphmc Aid sofp6sis q LINE and
~ the ws,es depend very largely upon the presence in such
Hurded Of Of disease especially those resulting from
the sreulous dia,hess have been esred by their use
In kin discaoseyen in confirmed Lprosy-she waters have
oriens Of medcal AID scientific gentlemen given in the
terms Of the med6nsl value OF thee waters Prof Ennon
T Ron eyn nuck, NJ D., Of Albany; Jas. McSaughton NJ D.
S S 1 IF P ed Ia srITs IT, j. s. haie Of oekpo n
They recommend the waters confidently Dr. sP1ng refers to
cured by the ure Of the water d. Beck says ~ satisfied
that ths water. are highly valuable as cent Dr.
d, clses Of tie stomach aud boweIan
s, Acd 5;ea 2a the isss sas
which be ss'es that the Waters poses decidedly tonic re-
to which they particularly pied are chronic aaec
ons he Digestive and Urinary Organs and Of the CO.
Dyseniery Chronic Dares Chronic Cyss Diibetes
Opsi,e helnonhsge such as P@puTs smonhase and the
used With advantage he in of low Typhoid fe-
ysI q po'fnsd levers e. eISS me "p
pendent on relaxed OF liberated state Of the mucous
membrane Of ths intesnes In Caleuoqs elections OF La
being rl IL TO murac acid being solvent and less
C.snut disorder Tire stomach In
eases can properly diluted regeran, diminish
thirst perpetual heat In Skin Dseas-n those forms Of
Dyspepsia connected wh kaire condition of the stomach,
Fyros or WaerBrash 1t viii prove better than hydro
ehlo add In Of Cchcs rictonum and other injurious
consequences stg from the action Of lead this Water viii
Prove Sdnrsie anido,c. In Chronic Phang Laryn
sis Chronic Mucous Catah, aud Humid Asthma, Chronic
Uphhaa e1ienslly gaTge in liberated Sore Threats,
of salvation and in Leueohea and Oeet and also in
Piles
When taken internally wine slasfal OF the Water diluted,
taken iree Hea day is sufficient for an adult :.
UteT esoI Il from physicians and other respectable hi
diyidrrlE, riay be scen application to the AGENT
Dealers rupplied on liberal terms.
No Water genuine unl-ss procured from
IL. w BOSrWICK, Sole Agent,
Metropolitan Hotel Building Broadway, NewYork, No IA
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THE SUNDAY LroUoR LAw.-The law against selling
liquor on Sunday was strictly observed yesterday, 80
far as outward Appearances showed andtbe day there
fore passed Off in IN orderly manner. As no liquor
could be procured hose in the habit of drinking were
compelled TO keep sober.
In the case of the people against Patrick Harvey,
arrested for violating the Sunday law, Justice Corn
well decided on Saturday to dismiss the complaint, on
tie ground that the law did not apply 10 persons hay
ing no license and therefore tie selling of liquor by
person not licensed was no offense.
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BRooKLYs CITY CoURT.-'fhe Clerk Of the Court
issued the following notice for the benefit of members OF the
bar:
No Jury trials will be held in this Court until Monday May
a. when tie following numbers lie calendar viii he taken up
Nos rs &C. a. % 49, 81 a. 35 81, 49, A. 49, 49, So 81 81
J., -, 16 - ~ q,
ded That all motions noticed for the 18th 18th inst and
al orders 10 show returabe either Of those days and
oil special proceedings lie heard them, either Of them
stand the 2Gth ist at l0 o'clock nithout p.eJu-
dice.
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CRY MoRrALIrY.-The total number OF deaths IN
this city last week was l23 Of which ~ were adults
and "a children. The principal diseases were; scarlet
fever 90 consumption H. inflammation of the lungs y,
inflammation of the throat 6, dropsy in the head 8,
marsmus, infantie, 4, croup7, measles !; under !
year Of age o. natives the United States 81 Ireland
IL, England G, British America 2, France, wales,
and Scotland each, unknown.
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Ayornrn plsrA1cn PROV GEoReE SAsnEss.-

AyoTHER DISPATCH FROM GEORGE SASDERs.-
The n. J. Tmess Washington Correspondent says:
Geo. Sanders has sent another dpatch TO tie Pres
iden;a good deal more diplomatic and ess explicit
than the published the other day. II dated
Baltimore May y, 1850 and read as follows:
Atelegram in The n. " mes day derived ffon
anything that hayo sud and meets my unqualified eondena
uo My Charleston dispatches yo0 ter PLAY no,
.To zeal but were earnest felt aud As .ra1 ~ o"a
write GEO. " SANDERS.
d" 10 President JANIS BreHASAy"
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SUPREME COURT-GEsERAL TgsM-MAY R.-Beicre il
tees SUTHERLAND, AuLLIS, and BoNNEY.


Baldwin agt. De Groot.--Order appealed from af
frmed. -, i.
Dibbe OCT Msilsrd-fhe Court can make no decision, out
render The following opinion: .
The which plaintiff is entitled under the Judgment Of
tie General Term Sept - 1889 setting aside the report OF
the referee and grsnng trial payment Of costs the
costs of is whh has been had and Of the subsequen
ceedng and such costs should he by the Clerk In the
usual nlanner. -,
Sargent sgt Soo ag Same ct sOrdeIed that the or
ders made In these actions Nov 49, 1882 be modified aud
corrected tina: appeals shall be dismissed aud Judgment at
6rurd of that day
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Alnsieal Boxes.

MUSICAL BONES,
w OF styles offered for ale by the under
signed who have hand very large assortment Of that
arcleplaJng 3, 4, G. e. 10 H. l6 a. and 80 times
THE MUSIOUE A JEU DE FLUTES
MUSIoUE A VARIATIONS
are two beautiful new styles
THE TOY MUSICAL BOX,
PLAYING 2 g. and tunes Is durable article for Children
MANpoLIKEs EXPREssvHs, OvRRTUREs, foRTE-P1ASo &c.
Bells Drums Casts iees Flute aud Organ Accomplishments
Popular American Melodies gems from Opera Dances &c. Se
PAILLARD MARTIN, Importers,
No. q Maden-sne (up stairs New-York.
MUSICAL BOXES REPAIRED
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ghost. both of which he accomplished by arresting
man reading ia Washington place. which is in the rear
of the yard who surprised while engagedm anus,
ing himself with sheet thrown over his shoulders and
iunpipg about from grave to grave Ills ghoSshp WAS
taken 10 the station house. and after being cautioned
against such amusements, was discharged"
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miscellaneous.


CHURCH MATERIALS and FURNITURE
~ for SALE cheup-Thc Trustees OF the Lceav. Church
offer sale in Lots 10 suit purchaser the and Fur
nture that part their present chapel which il to be taken
down make their church, about the 2th OF
June When the articles win be reasy for delivery The buid
pulpit aud choir gallery The lower room 10
seated pews the upper with circular seats The whoei-
adapted small Church, Sabbath School, or Mia
sion Building Parties contemplating the erection Of such
edhce purchase materials aud furniture for The sDe, st
halfpiee, 6y calling FREDERICK SCHOLES, Rossst,
JEREMIAH JOHNSON, ia,
Iee-av, corner Hewcs-st., Brooklyn, " Y.
-FOUR SECONDHAND SAFES-WILDERs
snd HERRING'S Patents also, jewelers. Safes large
and small sizes for SALE low ct No. 9S Ma1enGae
NETWORK SMELLING COMPANY
IN WORKS at STATEN ISLAND-For the reduction OF
Gold Silver and Lead Ores. w. Ii. MCNlCkAR,
CHARLES Johnson MetaluTgist. President.
and DEALERS in PAINT
Il BRUSHES win find superior quality Of PAINT and
SASH BRUSHES &c. at the Brush Factory No Sz9 Pearls
Harrers Buildings JOHN n HoPPEL-
CEWlNG-MACHINES to LET-All kinds of
~ froass Machines hand TO rent and for sale Second
hand Machines bought at the kEW-YORK SEN1NG-hiA-
CHINE EMPORIUM 4s6 Broadway. Broomest I'd hoor
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bitten BY A FERoCroUs DoG--About 12 o'clock on
Saturday night named Thomas McCabe badly bitten
by dog owned by Peter Nheener residing on the
corner President streets McCabe passing
the when the dog at him and inflicted seous ascsra-
tons on the legs aad hsnd. IL found necessary to take him
10 the Long Hospital for treatment Capt Shsnrann, OF
the hird Precinct Police ordered the animal to be killed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-14

IMPROVEMENTS AT HUNTERS PoIST, QUEENS CoUS-
TY.-The buildings for the use Of the Long Island
Railroad are being pushed vigorously forward. IL
is expected that tie road from Hunters Point will be
opercd on the 9Th Of July. depot $50 feet long by
g. feet in width ard - feet HIGH is being erected for
the accommodation of passengers and freight. The
structure beside being Capacious, will be highly orna-
mental and, together with engne-hOuse and other
improvements IN the immediate vicinity leost when
comp eted TO; less than 500 900. About fifty dwelling
houses in process of erection in this village, and
we are informed that an immediate demand exists for
at least double that number. Among the largest and
most important manufacturing establishments especially
WORTHY of notice in the Seventeenth Ward and at Hun
trs Point il the block factory OF Messrs Burr and
Waterman, where about two hundred hands are en-
Iloyed At the Columbian Oil Works about fifty
hands are constantly employed The Queens County
Flint Glfs Company is AN extensive establishment,
ard employs a large number of hands. Everywhere
in that very pleasant suburb the most lively endeavors
in progress and Improvement may be seen, and we
Judge il safe to predict for the Seventeenth Ward OF
Brooklyn and the village of Hunters Point very
bright and prosperous future.
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DEof-LETTER BoxEs.-The iron drop-letter boxes,
similar to those in ice in New-York introduced
in tits city last week. and thus far answer the
purpOfcs very well.
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DRowsED.-The body of James Kelley who had
been missing weeks found in the water at the foot
Pacific street Saturday II supposed that ne Tell Over by
accident drowned verdict In accordance rem
dered by the CoroneTs Jury.
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rQEA THE PENNSYLVANIA lSHD
kN)UCENTRAL RAILROAD. lOOO
GREAT DOUBLE-TRACK ROUTE.
The oapacy the Road equal to an! in inc county
TIE GREAT SHORT LINE 10 TIE WEST

Once No. AstoT Eousc cOfnrE OF tsey -;
Facilities for the transportation Of Passengers TO and from Cn-
cinns Chicago st Louis St Paul Nashville Memphis 'ew-
fTs and sll other towns the West Northwest and South
west ue unsurpassed for speed aud comfort by any routed
Through trains for the West leave Newly foot o. Court
lsrdt It incoming Express m EysningExpress
Steering and smoking al trains =,
Fare always low and The time quick az by any o'hef
route. -.
y this Fregts Of all descriptions be forwarded to
md from point Railroads Of Ohio henin, Ny Indians
Illinois Wisconsin Iowa, Missouri, BY RAILROAD Dl-
RECT any port the naygabe rivers Of the West oJ
steamers from Pittsburgh 80 49,. a,
The rates Freto and from any point Of the West by the
Pcnnyyara RsroGd u ali times favorable as are chsed
hy other Railroad Comuaics Merchants and shipper ntrus
Ig Ins ortson Of their Freight to this Company can IcJ
with confidence On ts 81 eedy trsnsit -,
THIS Company also inaintsns Einigant Accommodation
Line by winch parties eiigng westward ENJOY cheap ana
comfortable nos a cne the hr-tclsss rates
OF fore J. L. ELLIOTT Passenger Agent No AhJr hon'e'
LEECH Co, Freight Agents , ,.,,,.
No / AEtor House tnd No South" llIairsI
MCDONALD BlSCHOFf, EniEant Agentsi
No q Battery place.
THOMAS SCOTT Cenerel snp't Altoons. Pa
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NEw-YoRK AND BRooKLYy-Tie number of loads
Of furniture that passed the various ferries in the
Western District from March q TO May 10, inclusive
was $50 to Brooklyn and l,622 to New-York, show
ing balance in favor of Brooklyn OF G36 loads.
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feaal Notices.
EW .YORK SUPREME COURT.-ALEX-

NETWORK SUPREME COURT.-ALEX-
IN AMBER KIRKLAND. DANIEL CHASE ALLEN 4.
CHAPMAN, and ROBERT r. KIRKLAND agains, r. RNAN
Do De ARRiGuNAGA, - PEDYOSO, aud JOHN DOE,
now lately composing the firm Of ARRlGUNAGA, PED.
VOSO Coz of Haysna Cuba-Summons for money demand
on contradiction. not served 20 the Defendants above
named hereby and required to the
complaint this action which VIII be filed in the office Of the
Clerk of the City and County Of NewYoTk at the City Hail. In
the City and 20 copy OF TO the
steet City OF NewioIk within twenty days after the
service Of this exclusive OF the nhy OK Sh
service fail 10 the said complaint Within the
tir Aforesaid the plaintiffs ia this action viii take Judgment
against you for the thousand FIVE hundred and five
dollar and four with interest 10 part thereof from
st January 1860 and T55 o. bslance thereof from
the thirty day Of Matc thousand eight hundred and
sixty bcde the costs Of th New ok May sth
1s6c. Chaplain HliC
Plaintiff Attorneys, No. SO Wallst-
TIE complaint In the above entitled action referred 20 In this
summons filed in the oce OF the Clerk Of the City and
County Of NewYok, IN Tie City Hal, IN the City OF New
York on fifth day May, IN the year 6ozDsed New
York, May s, 1860 CHAPLAIN iiIICHCoCh,
M Iaw6wh Plaintiffs Attorneys.
CUPREME COURT-City and County of New
- York rlsce Of tli.l-JAMEs FREELAND, ROBERT
sQUIREs, WILLIAM II. FREELAND, CHARLES H.
BOW MN and PATRICK II. BAKER, plaintiffs against JOHN
SJFFRINs Defendant To the Defendant: You
are hereby summoned and required to the complaint IN
this action hch this day filed ~ the Office Of the Cl-k OF
the CITY and County Of Newly oIk at the City Hall OF the City
and 20 copy your answerto the SAID son
part on Subscribers at their Office No Beek ecf
In City of New OTk within twenty days after the service
this exclusive Of the DAY Of such service and
Won fail the said complaint within the time aforesaid
The pIsnG. ths ecion viii take Judgment against for the
sum of four hundred and thirty dollars with interest from the
tbeenh day Mach one thousand eight hundred and sny
D''e1 pToWSsEND VAN MESS. Plaintiff Attorneys.
ago isw6wM
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Tgr CAsr oy McDoNyrIL AGAINST LuBiCH.-lu
mi. cse reported the othor Day aoset hd Mrs Nc
pr 10 that which hs ohtsned M Cahil Nh Mcdonnell
lepie. this staten eat Ia tote
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SUPREME COURT-CHANBERs. May H. - Before Justice
LROSARD.
Paige ct AL agt. Wilson ct al.-Let the Sheriff pay
the plaintiffs or their attorneys with interest from Nov ~
1883 attach the the plaintiffs clsin against
Sheriff Wett motion denied without prejudice to an action
In Petition OF Ann Brain It al for appointment OF Irus-
tee.-Crdar grsnted on petition.
Mary A. Miller ag Thomas Mler-Rcport confirmed and
divorce panied.
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u,HE RFGTLAR MAIL LINE via sToNTNG

L TON for BOSTON PROVIDENCE-Laud Route-The
shor est and direct-Carrying the Eastern Mais
TIE Steamers PLYMOUTH ROCK, Capt. joel Stone and
COMMONW EALTH Capt l. W. " liams In connection with
the sonr gton ard Providence and Boston and Providence
Rsoads leaving Newly OH daily tSuHdsy eNcepied from
Pier No. 49, N r., u and Stonngton at s;S9 p M or on
arrival cf he mail thin bch leaves Boston at $50 M
The COMMONWEALTH from New YoTk-Monday, We'd
neday ard Friday From StOnngioETuesday Thursday and
Saturday. - 80 ~.
The PLYMOUTH ROCK, from New York-Tuesdsy, Thurs
day ard Saturday From senington-Monday, "wednesday
and Friday. ,,,n,
Passengers proceed from stoningo per Ralrosd to Proy
deuce end Bosonin the Express Mal Train, reaching said
Places advance Of those by other routes and ample time Tor
oil The eay morning lines connecting North and East ra,cn
sengrrs that prefer remain on board the steamer enjoys nights
rest breakfast desired and leaye Stonngon III
the train connecting at Providence with the ii a. M
train for Boston. ,,.,,
Baggage accompanies the steamer and train through
each way. -, -, -, a.
For passage berh freight apply on board the
scau er or al the cgh, Office Pier No IL North River or at
The Office No lis Wesi-st., corner Of Courtlandt-st
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Tor SAG HARBOR, ORIENT, and GREEN
Havens leaves Pier No a. James,p East River TUESDAY,
THURSDAY, and SATURDAY AFTERNOONS ate O'clock
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Nep!DprkQailp Gtibn,ta
BROOKL wv ITEMS.

DAMAGES AGA,ysT THE CTY.-An action for 5000
damages. brought by Samuel Hart and wife against
the City OF Brooklyn, was tried in the City Court on
Thursday and concluded on Friday. 1t appears that
Mrs. Hart was walking down Hicks street about
o'clock one evening in June of last year, and when
opposite No. 252 she stepped on grating, which
turned over her leg entering the vault, and she falling
over on her side. She was badly injured and being
eaceiate, miscarriage the result She was con-
fined to the house for five OF six weeks Plaintiffs
counsel sought TO recover the ground that 1T is the
duty of the city to keep the sidewalks in repair and
that the accident caured by cupable neglect on the
part of the authorities. The defense was general
denial The care being given to the Jury, verdict
was rendered in favor of plaintiffs. Damages 81 600
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SUPERIOR coURT-crsER.L TsRx-May H. Before all Il



DECISIONS
Bonesteil ag. The Mayor, &c.-Judgment affirmed
with costs
readscl sgt S,ebbns plesdedNew trial ordered with
costs TO abide event.
SPECIAL TEKM-1ioy ll-Before Justice HOFFMAN.
DECISIONS.
Fuller agt Wetmore.-Order AS drawn by Mr.. Pot
ter.
Alexander at. Bell-Csse settled
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TEE SANITARY PoLIcE.-This body il doing eilee-
tua service having since their organization, accom-
p,l ed more in tie abatement Of nusanees than has
been done in whole reason heretofore. The cow-sta
bes in tie outer wards particularly have beenattended
to and last week some half-dozen in the Ninth Ward
were demolished by their orders. Tenement houses
are al-o cleansed with prompness Places that have
not been ceansed for years are being relieved of their
filth Tie greatest nuisances were in and about those
houses whose proprieors nonresdens, and as the
agents were not responsible under the old law, nothing
could be done. Now, however the police have ample
power TO order nusances to be abated, and they
energetcay proceeding with the work before them.
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steamboats, an0 Railroads.
RRw-YORK, May g. 1860.
ITO THE REPUBLICAN NATIONAL CON

ITO THE REPUBLICAN NATIONAL con
fIL T I, Sfl 6Ssss 3 B.s s ses s sTs
nAY E.ESSG I'm mt G oh If ss sssf92 D Ss.s
in Chicago viii siys esnI reception % Delegates By this
RegulGr through Express Trains for Chicago leave
i T&ctEsoF SD rkhf fs' o ay to Chicago and
turn for 50 from Durkrk to Chicago and return fo'
be procured st Depot foot Duane gS o. 2il Broadyay
rat Derot, jersey City CHAs MINOT Gen. supt
TARE $I5 for the REPUBLICAN NATIONAL
Il CONVENTION, ut CHICAGO, Nay l6, 1860
Excursion Tickets 10 The Chicago Convention from Buffalo 70
Chicugo return be purchased The Depot Of the Lake
Tbs tickets win be good the 10Th 10th inst, West
ward and from Chicago, Eastward, to the 25n ,nsi.
Ss ac Of f ho LKs Shore and Go
railroad Company No 1853 hro'STGy Gss r TS Aren't Ns
For further information please call at Office No. iS BROAD
way
NORTHERN RAILROAD of y. J.-Lcaycs
Az foot Of courana Jersey cry fe;ay daily S Ey
s1eRaF tan Leave avn sne at s' and a and
idsHe ss io se S ann Fla
EOR NEW-HAvEN, by steamer ELM CITY,
Il fom Pier no % East River, at p m, and AVBLER,
at II ?. Fare IL. No charge for berths
Tor GLEN COVE, Roslyn, Bayles Dock, Great
LONG ISLAND, every afternoon at 81 from Jane-sip e R
HAY boat for Albany and intermediate landings.
D-Sieeser ARMENIA Capt Sniih lesves the foot of Har
sop-st, every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday at M
a FTERNOON BOAT for NEWBURGH and
~ INTERMEDIATE LANDINGs-steaner MErAM0RA,
(Sudays excepted from Pier foot OF Jayt, n H.
For particulars see bills
FTOR BRIDGEPORT-Far 80 cts.-Tbe fast
Il steamer JOHN BROOKS, CAPT John Brooks, jr, leaves
Peck slip every Tuesday, Ihurday and Saturday at IL m
Fh tten for the Doustonc and Eaugatuck Railroad at
tie lcwcrt rates. 4. LOCKER Co, no. liz south-st
TOR BRIDGEPORT.-The steamer BRIDGE
DAY and FRIDAY NJ u o'clock and steamer Gaia
LINE every day at o'clock noon from foot OF ohycFs East
River
TOR NEWBURGH, POUGHKEEPSIE, and
4 EUNDOUT-Stesmer THOMAS POWELL will leave foot
OF Jay-st EVERY AFTERNOON at 81 O'Clock.
CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEY-
~ Correcting AZ New.IIampton with the Delaware Lacke.
wnna and Western Road and at Easton with the Lehigh
WjHTFR ARRANGEMENT Commencing Dec. 10, 1852
Leave Easton and intermediate places from foot
of Cotand at8 M, IL m, and 4:l0 p For Somer-
VILE by The above trains. md at $40 p. N.
Pier No 2Norh River at 1880 and IL 30 NJ and %
D. Easton and intermediate saons Tor sonerVie oy the
show irains and I'll 1897.
The IL NJ train from foot Of Couani, and the IL 80 M
from Pier No ~ H. make close connecon at Eson with
th. Lelgh Valley Railroad and thence via East Pennsy
Raroed to Reading without change Of and connect ct
Reading diect for Pottsvile and Harrisburg. - "a
for the Delaware, Lackswana and western Rail
road leave New York from foot Conrtlandtst or
700 from Pier No. N only for Lehig Valley Railroad ~
Superintendent
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THAT GRAVEYARD GHosr.-There has been much
excitement lately in consequence of report that a
ghost was visible between and O'Clock at night,
within the Enclosure Of st. AIMS graveyard, iii Sands
street Large crowds collected and the sidewalks
actually rendered impassabe, every one trying TO OBJ
tain sight Of the mysterious visitor. On Saturday
evening the throng great that the police found
il necessap TO interfere. Officer Bennett Of the First
Precinct sccrcted himself within the inclosufe and
after n while tie ghost sure enough ruade his appear
arcc. Tie officer pounoed upon the nocturnal stranger
and after diyerting him of white sheet, recognized
him ~ a resident Of the neighborhood. lie was taken
10 the Staor-Iouse, aud after short detention was
permitted TO go home The following appears on the
Firri-precnct returns in relation 10 the affair:
"for the last three nights large crowd OF people
were asseIab near Fulton street. front of 81 Ann
graveyard a. gaze upon ghost walking inside the III
clccrre. serpt. Brown, with number Of poiiceme.n
rent 10 dptrse tn I'm, and il possible to Dag 'e