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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-12
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. REPORTED 20, TIE N. =. Tsrpusn

THURSDAY, Oct II, 1860.
50. Of POI. =, IS and pals a So
FLOUR AND MEAL-There Is iss. doing in Western and
bippig bfsr d. restricts the purchases market closed
. the % 1o ard a Ss sd are rS faq .ap 'i
tate ard Wt,teIn Extra The later r,ts for choice % $50
i for low sTsdg Of we.tsrn Extra % aoes5 IS o1 ship
Ping taIo. o Round Hoop E1a 0bo = sSS7 = aS to-
go D, ube Extras Canadian Flour hm the supply o.
he S115' ore I IN RP S in 81 REQ .au s.' ard
q, low d. ave Re.ty a.d 6msr S ss ALT, as. o. $50 80
bbs at G 81 is or msed good ,aperdge Baltimore
Sc and 2OasT so for the better grades rye rionr ~
/, Inn the inquiry fair; s.. Of 800 bbls at SO 50 for Jer
,eymdsS g fer brandy win" in, aaoat A.. A.,
the pnce checked inqahy but ere n,
81 buye, came ie@aId qIs Isr' aa
, and much wanted for milling and Tor port
4I2asi 28 Il 60 bush. Amber Iowa and Wisconsin q!
IL 7Idsl 20 1900 bush Chicago Spring 1t S 2g4 ~ "a
sT S S 5a%a'S Gee s 8 49, 500 bush chos
Mi.bigans 81 Sod4 s5 - bush Red sae A. 81 81 .pd
p,Iy lowrT the demand Dodea.e saes Of i0
%..;, s, g S, as e t and se a. ss g. BaT
Icy WITHOUT much CHANGE the demand fair for chn1s
pdn s,se 81 $50 for Canada Fast and 83ds6c
Cmn shade hfp the ani'as are quite hsh' the demand
Is 'ts for e,port end the East and notice limited ,prdls
s inquiry 1870 bush at aide for Western miied
in .toLe md Ell at and 76;, for fiat Yellow
/ 20 bs,. ct oa9oc' . 100 n.
HhPSIhr has decreased m HcuNity prices
.ady s,s Of bal 2Bddc Old ae quiet aud nominal
LAE-Ihe nsIA.t is quiet and prices are noninAlJ I'M
clfIgoo 49,.
NAVAL STORES Spirits Turentine Is quiet day AID
saes Of zO bulls a. 4lc straight Common
Rs q.t at 50 per 20 n delivered, oh.r qualities are ia
request and there have been sales OF 500 obi. low No
II 80, aud o. bbs No. at 81 90 all per oOb Tari'
DsCliy-
OILS The market quiet for all descriptions and prices
aged
IRotIS ONs TeIe better demand for Pork and at the
cc,e the IL tme for Mess and egul. for Prime the
sales 1870 bis 10 50d els 70 for New Mess snd $li %
az IA 50 for Prime BEEF Is in steady demand and Is hrn the
aIials limited saes bbs at &5Gsb for -untry Mess
ga 1919 Mess end Slld sll 80 for extra Prime
Mess Bs.L Mes. Hams bacon and Cut Meats nominal
Lend ueaseI supply AID hm old IL about out II
tt sale. Of 37 bVls ls6!5lc end at l'Gic Butter
1, pIy and is heavy Cheese active and more plenty
cloI heavy
sEEDsCscuita Linseed inactive and nominal at 81 70
cash.
isir demand for Clover seed s sssi1
for Timothy seed selling 81 S0G 81 81 and Ia :msn
lets at o. IS kopth flaIieed and In demand vi oo
81 y bush Cotton Seed scarce ct $l ~ v ousn "a AN
TALON The market IL quiet and heavy sales OF ioo
n Piiu. st l0c cash.
WBIskY-Tbe nsrhes u quito Arm, bus mos very scusoi
slss OF go bbh q 2a}eL
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YORK..... 0or. II.
Cleared.

stamsbips-Roapoke Couch Norfolk Ludlsm Keincten |;
Mart. Lisht, Tnkepsugh A'Pnwsl Aiken Sahs .ea
Spoford Tieston Co Montgomery, Berry Savannah, H. B.
Or nwe Co Isabel Rors, Havana aud Key West sp h-
ford Tile ston Co. =,
siips-Am.Tica Sttter, Liverpool D Kngssnd Sat
tn a. Russell Croker Liverpool Nesnth soas Lookout
sherwood San Francisco Sntt.n Co Canovs, Hucnins
LyeIpoo Snow Burgess Scotia Mnott, NewOhsans. Rob
COB +, scick. ;, - a,
Bsks-W.s, End Sanders St Mnka, Brodie Psttesi N.
w Bndse L.1g FernsnsiDs Beet Son Go BSs3t GtoSs
PIT X p Buck Co Dublin, Huutley Buenos Ayres Siup
son MAyhtw Ben Dor.nce Smith Gasgow Walsh, Carvef
4 Chase; J NJ Churchill H,vene Bangor, 7 Buck Co.
s. Fish Fix New.OIltans Bingham Roebuck, Chase,
Bueuos Ayres Reynolds Cushman Ogermsn Stirling, 81
AgCde Cubs, waydell Co. ma,
Schot nersArso To,ser Hartford mater; Challenge Pick
ems Dsnen. ] Z Ward Co Ehzab,t n, - New Haven,
n,ieht tbili .ndauos Brewer Col LII
iy White AIey Berger r. p Buck Coz A. Cr.nd,l Fitch,
Isyaccs w r. CT IS w Hurton. Sim Ez ,oeth Cty,
j. Benton Co. He enA (Br Robslts Pict1u and Charlotte
town, c. n Trumbul E. snso' Lo.k~oo' sIss'f'ca"
Stesm RI. lswae Cannon Psaaelphia, Perkins, Man,
Niekls Philadelphia Brigs & Kirkp patrick.
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Ev.yor1,cAL KsowIEpeE SocRTr-Ine D'los'
or, of tb. Society held their sbreensh ana ual
a, s., Marks Church on Wsdnesda, mornos' ~
PRECEDENT Bishop Meade of Virgins in the cas, saa
about forty Of the Directors being present Inc
report was read, exhibiting en- income OF 40" on
donations and sales of publications including @io"
copieSof prayer-books, being considerable in''ssss
mon the business of the Society 10 former yess
number of new publications Issued during tbs yea. "
IOI; the number of different publications, 10 Az '";
the yalue Of the Socieys property, 80 wv, seAf %
debt, The report set forth Tbs opinsos that the war
fare on TractaraDism was d,iog oct waereupon .
discussion sprang up between Bishop Mciiv1ne' III
Typg, Bishop Jobns, Drs. Anthem. Cutter, Ano~"s,
ans Stbers 10 which was ended that tue neea oi
the Evangelical Knowledge Society va" never s9sS'e
I, an at the present tne 10 the afternoon Disno's
MeIlyaiue and Meade Prof Wharton, and W. uyns
addressed the Society upon the proper US eo'eil0n
of Keny on College, and other educa nal institutions
Of the Society There 60 students in the Frssaen
cass of the college, In the evening the Rev DIR. Bot
Ter of Washington preac cd the annual sermon ana
the Society adjourned for the year.
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Tur Sr.ry OF SOCIETY THAT SOME PEOPLE wAyr
To yx1Esp INTO THE TERRIIoRIEs.-A lady Of tais
CITY, Who recently visited Virginia I'm the Slave sec.
toni informs us that while there not only was sne not
permitted 10 receive Pit burg paper, but privses
letters were found to have been opened by the Post
msster or bis clerks, for fear that something neen-
diary" might be gsle on. Is this fir. edom-such Tree
dom 90 we should desire 10 extend into the Territories
The tyranny Of Europe ia not ~orse 10 tni
that even woman cannot receive paper, or % Sc
cnte again ct the sneskrg and prying Into her privae
[Pbt.burs Dispstc5.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-12

NARROW ESCAPE or BARsUM's MusEUM.-Aoont
IOl click On Wednesday night Policeman Donehy
oi,coyereo blazirg light in Barnums Museum and
.uppc.,g the BUILDING to be on fire. he forced an On
trance through door, and found an immense canvass
scene paip,ed 70 onsment the budiDg front TO- day
10 flames, and no doubt in few minutes more th'
building would have been in flames. He snccseaea
however, with few bueksts Of water, in ertnsash'
hgit
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c,HERIFF,s OFFICE. Cig and COUNTY, Of Ne,o

cHFRIFF's OFFICE City and County Of Nep-
~ hereby GETTY the above true copy Of the
gpS notice received by this day from tn Secretary Of
Stste-Aagud 1860 , JULY JULY FL S 81
Extrsct from Chapter $50 Lave OF loy IA Inc Snsdn o.
a. | n ,ha without delay deliver copy Of such notice 10
N, sord Of g. peiso Of aid comfy and esh superyo,
Ia he .bsn Als0 Of sHch p0c- 90 Dc pup
s once Ia each week until the election th-Li1 sPechd IN
ewsrep.r sid county, not exceetDg heen In number
Lsc,g IN. s re circulation 60 the CT and the county
TO the shove extract, proprietors ne @EPpe are
ti6a ot 10 ser this advertisement Unsts cny auth ed
pouoeu HO' " ' JOHN REILLY,
Sheriff Of TIE City and County Of New York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-12
WHEAT IN NEw-EsGLAsD.-Ihe Ne~-6"8'""'

WHEAT IN Understandable Ne~-E"g1a"@
Farmer Of September Is says:
"Tbe attention called TO this crop during tns VIM,
Of 1858 and 1859, through the agency OF fGmes
Clnbs has resulted in producing, we think twice or
three irLe the usual amount Of wheat harvesea IA
any one of many pr -cedipg years The crop also %
excellent qualify. We are informed that IN one
towns in Cheshire County, N. II, enough has been
raised 10 supplx the wsns of the nbsbtants. TINS ~
crease of one Of the staple srt,es Of food may De
fairly credis to the dissemination Of books aud news
papers eeyo ed TO agriculture, and TO the
that have been held among the people IN relation W
farming matters"
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RAILROAD of N. J.-Fall ar

NOhIhEhN HAll.kOAJ OF N. J.L !, al y. ar
IN Of Epe Trsins leave foot Of Coon
lsnd Jersey City Ferry daily (sundsys u,eptcd at
and so for suheru sed 500 m for sonsess sod
and so and 40 p for Perpont Leave saneIn
1850 Iesve Money al ls We Pierpont o. BOD
Ia and s:35 and 8l5 Ga tu'd,,s Way fssSn.
train wifi leave N-w.York fz Pierpont II stopping at
al On Sunday nights MIX and Passenger trai VIII
leave srem m, and Pier aons ct O:la arriving ex
civ and Bsyerstrsw B. s. SEYMOUR Supt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-12

The Citizens G,slight Company Of Brooklyn ohsr
for public subscription Fifty thousand dollars OF 20 ~
stock. The capital Is one million, Of which $50
has been taken by about SIX hundred subscrioers with
out Offering ii openly to the public. The Company
will be ready 10 supply gas some time in November
and is stated tina. II has already consumers enough 70
earn for the stock 10 y cent DIVIDEND, emb acing
about twohids of the BUSH ess streets of Brooklyn
Annexed Ia the statement Of the New Orleans Banks
for ,ha uesk andino Oct g..
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TAHD THE PENNSYLVANIA 1894
IOOOC ENTRAL RAILROAD. ACOO
GREAT DOUBLE TRACK ROUTE.
The oapa iy " the k3 equal any IN ths com
TGF GREAT SHORT LIsE TO THE WEST

Inc TIE CRIT SHORT EIsE TO TAE VEST
Ottce No Astor HoUss Of Vetsy-t
FGfios for the tran portOn Of and from Gin
es,st Chicago 81 Louis s. Paul Nashville Memphis New.
rlruns olhrT owusin tie Noh-Sss south
est uufurps sed for speeo and comfort sny
Trorgh trains for the West leave New foot Of Court
l,ndtst Morning Express an Evening Express pm.
slsenarg aud smoking cars 90 an the traink
Fse avs 81 low and the time qui& by any Other
80 -, II ,...z.,,.-. - =. .--.-, -.
"a on any po the Railroads Of Ohio KsotueLy Indiana
NJ sI III W;.,ondn Iowa O Missouri BY RAILROAD d.
LET or 70 any port the nAyssbe rivers Of the West By
sIssus ~ from Pittsourgb 1900. =, -, a..
Eat road are al times az favorable az arr charged
b. cher Railroad Companies Merchants and shipper mtas
ios t4 transportation of their frei 70 D'A "'P' 0@n rory
IN oopEdence it, speedy transit -. 49,. 49,,
IA, sso nosiutziDB Emigan Accommodation
- heI emKratins wesTGd enjoy cheap and
mode Of convey bs6 tie sIste ga rse'
49, 4 ELLIOTT Passenger Agent NO lAssot noUss
IEYcH Co. FIeight Agents. . ..,,r,
Ne 4 As.or House and No South Wiinsn-h
No Bstssry plsss.
ENotH LEWIS 0sasrsi sspt, Ans1aA, Pc
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THURSDAY, Oct. ll-P. VI,

THURSDAY, Oct. LIP. VI.
There was a fair degree of &C ivity in the Stock
market to-day, with much fimnsss in the leadng de-
scriptions dealt in. The panic 10 follow upon the
Pennsylyspia election, if favorable 10 the Republicans,
ha, betn postponed, and the bears who have sold
largely short upon the contingency, have begun TO
cover and thow much less confidence than they did
week or two ago. The market hardened as the call
sdvaI ced, and after the session was still hrmer
There was no second session, the Board having adj
iournsd in honor Of the Prince of Wales and the street
as slnost entirely desered at an early hour, but
few GALES were made at SO for Cena 39 for Erie; 10
for Toledo; g., seller sixty for Hudson River, &c
the market closing very firm.
There is not yet mich doing in foreign exchange for
the steamer of Saturday and rates are without farther
change. Sterling, 1OS al09; Francs, 5.l7l 95l5.
Freiahts to Liverpool % 600 bush. Wheat at IL "a.
in chips bsgs; LOO bbs. Flour at 30. Cd 50 hhds.
Tspow at 3Os eco ties Beef at 6s. 81. To London:
800 boxes Cheese at Soc.
Tie Michigan Central Road earned the first week Of
Octobe
1860. S65llS
Gain. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES $3.50
The earnings of the Chicago and Rock Island Rail-
road Company the first week in October we're:
.....''''''.'''...''''.'''.' 0V|'o
Incresse................."... 1910
The Off sl ststemeDt othe earnings the Galena aud
Cbiesgc Railroad the first week OF October, were:
1850. WOO
1889.
Increase. bl'fhE
The earnings in detail of the Cleveland aud Toledo
Road tie fret week Of October, were
1870. 1850.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1888 9507
Totsl..............sr477 sNu7
Increase over last year..............".,S5 r5D
The BURNERS of TIE Housstonic Railroad Company
for Sept. 1860, in comparison with corresponding
month in 1859, was;
Passenger bus Sept e5 s.
Passenger business Sept III ep 81
Passenger Increase. SAoS "
Frtght business Sept 70
Freight business Sept, 1883 lo,po 80
Freight SS337 n
Total Receipts Sep. 1880 80 "a IS
Total Receipts sept zs<ol ~
Total ss8is Is
The followingis approximate statement of tie
ca npgs of the Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and Chicago
Railroad Company for the month Of September, 1850,
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In bark Payano from RIO Janeo-Csp, John W. DicAs and
wife of b.rk Nelson Place, copde Dnsd 1t Rio - =,
In brig Icd,idR, from ST Domingo Csfy -Csp "m m"J
In bark Hssonaut from Salt Cay, T. Mrs Serusy and
daug liter. Mrs. beresfo,d n,
In bark H. Castor, fron Bd,bddoes-Mr aud Mrs Duhe
Mr.. Barrow, Mr.. K MIRA Juce MI. Redmond, MI BOVINE.
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COURT CALENDAR-rHn DAT.

Uurrp STATES DISTRICT CouRr.-No calendar til
snpSrmh CouRr-CRcUIT-Psr L-Oyer aud
r1ninsr Part Nos 55o6 4o2i sss2 TO7 2lss s5as s4a4
ss ssia s6O 45s l2T 5a29 ssT $685. ASA 1899 STA 5s3k
sts $40 t5ss 5sss sass 577s 577s SAL ssT $780, Ss2
SUPREME CouRT-SPEcIAL TERs.-Nos 49, g.
ss TO- ST. ~ LOG, 1884, no. ILL., liz, u.s. ll& lis l6 ssi
CO. rs lrei, III
SUPERIOR CouRr.-Psrt mo calendar ill Non.
dsy. Put II Adjourned for he tern.
ConHoR PLBAs-PAn I-(Ono hour caueosl--No
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The business OF the Clearing Houfe was So, 900 OOo
Toe Money Msrke. is working carrier, and on demand
the supply is stundaut at 6G7 T. ceut PaPsr goes
without change at 6la7 cent for gltedgsd aud
SALE cent for other descriptions. Tne credit RS Oh
M,s,r. Lanes, Boyce & Co., have been formally re
qu.ned 10 meet q, TIE Astor House. at noon OF Fndsy
next, October II. The Atlantic Navigation Company
ha, declared dividend Of per cent, payable a' No.
G. South nroot.
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,,e ,as .z .c .s4 ~ .sls ..g s AZ, 1sH All 10
ias7 sis1, so slI 9o. u.s. sl'' s''' '''''
kso a 'l covsry cncg Cgvss &. S1 ~ 81
FaIpir, ocr I'm, ~ IL, =, n y y is II rae lI
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LAW INTELLIGENCE
UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURT-ocr. II - Before
Ind, Sun

UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURT-ocr. II = Before
Judge SHIPNAS.
TEN IEJUEcTIoFs IN SEWING MACHINE CASES
On motion of George G,hoyd ESQ. cou sci or com
pansD iurncoI in Zen Of these essss en- "Sins u,chne
Cor tspy End Grover Baker Sewn gMachne Comps j.
hav jus granted Judge Sh Pman gast d pafs
Nsn v en- tt ~ tbe ap pstE. ''Ds
TIE sh Of said under s Is patents na f,e h ss besS
50 often held by Court that the OF fedits device on
;, g hereby the c III held between wo su faces
md sdyanc, By nterm eIt mott without beng at acded
T. admit Of the cloth being turned will to sew
cuved OF an guar seems ahlJ aud obviously infringe
men upon patents that chance left io sue easfui de-
TWO salora, named Engsirom and Osbone, were
con ced OF an with dangerous weapon upon the
the ship Webster The accused viii De sentenced
to-nouow
SUPREME CoURT-cHIsgsas-ocr. n-BetOre Justice
William Grimson ct al. agt John Belany ct sl.-Al-
low nce ordered Of : 90
=, Before J9stice LE3SARp cu. c,,.
William Fl. Lee agt. Thomas W. NJ CAmu'.-oase
settled.
SUPERIOR COURT-sPEcrn TERx-Ocr. 1I.-SeSore Jus
tic. HoPPSAS.
FL en- Rourke sgt. III nry Hart-Mo1On denied
Robert Z. Curtis ct a. agt. George Mars all.-MO-
Emily II o mad sgt Beni,min Wa'erbury Motion
d~ed With cost. without pradce to an y to
inter- St. ard costs 10 the Ls n'u'gfe saa tfu COMPANY "
abide the order OF Tds 0, 10 tn m vIS1
Hippolyte De Goer RI al. agt Hem g. f et Al -
Uton Ing an updstalDg for costs n the penalty + ao APP
the scs Of this Court tn" aver VI the
pabtihs petition leave TO se upon judgment granted
with 81 coats to abide the event Of such seton
COURT OF OYER AND TERMINER-oCr ll-BefOrs
Justice INGRABAM
CRIMINAL CAsks-1HE MCLAUGHLIN MURDER.
ChaIIes ID Moisissett and y. A. M1rrissstt were ar
gu.d Oh charge murder in causing the deih o. Jeo ssp
tte Ia che the 20th OF Mch last Tue crused set re
10 the boes- Of Albert Born IN the Third Ward in hh La
Rochelle staying and he burned de tn The prison
psded guilty, and their tal set down for n7I'
Wednesday =,
IL, tna of Patrick Hogan for the murder q rhom4s Nc
Lauebn then nu-d The sister Of tn prisoner was
befide her brother the fret da 81 the
ir The police officer WHO arrested the accused testified ma
Hogan came Nj Ftzsera d. house IN Murray Of eet ne
the Who the stab Hogan had ms snh.
sleeves re- up; he Mclaughlin conf up en1 ne "a
went ~ tie house McLsushl went Z! The door ana
pass tin hsud extended from the aoo $40
thought wa. Hogan but oid the person InS
stab witness II, gan when Mclaughlin msds ,ar
him Hogan Iet rated before the was msse i
about .ecoLd when the hand eso OUT "nch
Funher tem ny taken, but twas oil e'r0o'Fa'ive
sharaeter -. A. l.,.r.. .as, xl,.h ,ha
Court adjourned
COURT CALENDAR-THs DAT.
UNrEp STATES DISTRICT CouRr.-No calendar I'll
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nIsAYukR ALnAsAo -
SunRises. .6,o7 Bets s2S -Moon-hises. 900
HEN wArEH
Sandy Hook Sal Gov Island... u deL-osSe.'s ''H
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CUPREME COURT-Cify and County OF New
- York, CHARLES HOFFMAN sgsinst ELIZA HOFs
MANN 10 ELIZA HOFFMAN, You hereby summoned
and required complaint 10 this action which ives
tiled the office City aud County OF New
YoS Al tie City Han in City, September 9th 1850 and to
serve copy OF the said complaint tn sub
scbers al their Office Nc Broadway in said City OF New
Yok within twenty days ser tie service Of this np ms ca
You exclusive Of h day Of such service and you ~ 10 Ans
er the said complaint within the time aforesaid the plaintiff In
mis- action will apply to for the relief demanded In
the conip laint-Ustsd August lst 1860 u
Irving COOK PLACE, Plaintiffs Attorneys
pexpE
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STEAMBOATS, Grlo Railroads.

NAY BOAT for ALBANY and TROY, making
~ tbe usual Landings - The DANIEL DREW caves
ia, Psr and SOh st. Tuesday, Thndsys and Saturdays
ats
LNOR EXTRAORDINARILY LINE-FARE
II 50 CENTS-Tbe Steamer CATALINE, Capt Wilism A
Vx win leave Ownership EVERY DAY at u csck NOON
ro1sine 40 connection W1h the Rousstonie R.Ioed The
Steamer RRID0EPORT Vil Leave Peck-slp EVERY MON
DAY WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY st p o'c och, NOON, AL
Fvtns IN time 10 connect With al the Express TRIMS
e GEO W CORLIES, Agent
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II nd TROY, connecting ~ilh t5sns NGSfh and " 70 -
On sts onday Sept H. lnO Trsi viii Lea Coamoefs
A. stn as forxs: Tbrougn Express Irsns sno a "a ano
5 D. a. Albany Mail 1:zo Sleeping Cor ld"e s:D ~
(nd.1s iaoIud.dl Way Trains sung Sing al 4Sa ~ ~
and iO.4s D IN Tanyto~u, 1888 Tor P"esst. o.SV
2 foI PoggbkeePsie l;lS AID ~ a. c c.nsi
ChrNopheI sDd ss Trans toT rev fors les,s li9y
(slndsys fnudedl and 6:45 snd l3'a and S;'S aue
$3.50 Albany about 30 minutes ter Albany TOT Wv"
i''A A'-+'' +. SMITH. Superintendent
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L1OR RRIDGEPORT-DAILY II
AND HARLEM RAILROAD.

FAFE
On snd asr MONDAY June 1860 trains win leave 26ts
station, New y ork, as follows. 80 :,
For Wuhamsbridge and al way Stations 5f1 II a M and
$3.50 M For White Pans and all 9sy Stations $50 and
n no yor White Plains and all way Stations Is, rom White
st. Depot For Cr0ton Falls from 2eth st. Depot Sls m ,
roLping at wiismsbIidse ard Stations above kor Dover
Plains IRON Dh Dept 40 stopping at White fl1ns
sna Stations above this train 20 mleon every ssturasy
sge, trsl For Albany FROM 2th Depot io:l5 express
sin stopping at White Plains Bedford Croeon fAS ne
R.tarptnr-Wm leave WiliAmsbddgo, stopping a: al WY
Station, Gao and White Plains stopping a. ali
v.y Station. and AIS and p. Dover Plains stop
ping AZ en- Sstons north Of Fordbam this tran leaves
bileton every Monday oTnns a. 3;|9 CIoton ais M
annig Al ali Stations Of Fordhsm Albany H. stop
p-s JOHN BURCHILL, Asst SUpt
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feaal Notices.

STATE OF NETWORK SUPREME COURT,
~ City and County Of NswYOrk HENRY McSAliICahnlss
THADDEUS WILSON WILLfAME BuR0lCK. GEORGE
IL sTRIKER aud GEORGE K STONE. defend n:s-som
NJ Wion and William NJ. Wilson: You are hereby summoned
ss required to complaint in ths action which va
aed M tbe once Of the Clerk Of the City and County OF New
York on the day September 1860 and 70 serve copy
Of yeu, the ssid oonpant the snbsoDe Of his
on &C. No Is Wsiset New City, within twenty days
alter the service this exclusive OF the
OF such services and you fail answer the said com ps at
n The TIM. aforesaid the plaintiff In this action wiz ap?y
70 The Court for the relief demanded Ia the complaint Dried
New-York September o.. 1860. -. - ,-, -.
80 lnuenF ARNOLD b. WAGNER, Paintif's Attorney.
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