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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-28

DEDICATION OF A CATHOLIC Convent AND
ScHooL.-The new Female School which has recently
been opened at FlushDg, L ] under the auspices Of
the Catholic Church. YVES jeii aed on Sunday with the
usual ceremonies. Bishop L0ehlan of Brooklyn,
Father Neil of 81. Patrick's, Brooklyn, Father Ma
lone of St Peter and s.. Pants WLlisms5urgh, aud
Father o. Brine Of Flushing present, and took
mart in the proceedings The children of the Sabbath
School were dressed IN white and with twelve of the
Siters marched in procession 10 the chapel. AZ the
conclusion Of the services, which consisted Of chants,
toe celebration OF high Mass and sermon by the
Bishop, two young ladies were " professed and TAX
ing the prescribed were admitted az DovitlStes TO
the Order of the Sisters of St. Joseph Tickets OF ed
mission were sold at 50 cents each, and about 1000
were disposed Of for the bsne Of the funts OF the
institution. This estate, which is said originally to
have cost 500 GEO. has passed through variety Of
hands during the last score of years. 81. Thomas
Hall as il is called originally built by the Rev.
Dr. Hawks as a school for boys. The buildings
which are but short distance nom the railroad depot
consist of schoolroOm dormtores, and nall chapel
inclosng large yard well shaded by pariarcha trees
There IL aso large brick residence with stables aud
carriage houses attached. The schoo.rooms require
some little repairing, but the rest Of the buildings are
in good state of preservation and the grounds have
been greatly improved This school lasted for ten
years but not being very well supported, the estate
finally assed ilto the hands Of Dr. Gldu who under
special charter from the State opened female school
there. But this succeeded bster than the other and
the estate again sold 20 satisfy a claim of $40 00Q
and about one month ago vas bought by the Rev.
Father Brine Of Flushing for Sl3 000 IL low passes
into the hands Of the Order of the Sisters of st. Joseph
and is designed as the Noyitiate Of the Diocese Of
BROOKLYN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-28
NEWJERS.EY IIIE.NG.

SERIOUS ACCIDENT AT THE DEPor.-Yesterday
forenoon man named Morris j. Wickham, resident
of Goshen, was run over by train of New-Jersey
cars which was entering the depot resulting in the loss
of his right arm and leg. Mr. Wickham had just left
the Erie tIan and was passing through Hudson street
to The ferry and having his head urned in an opposite
direction was not aware of danger until warned by the
brakeman, when he unfortunately jumped in front Of
instead of away from the train. Mr. Gadds, Assistant
Superintendent, procured carriage and the injured
man was conveyed to the AlmshOuse Hospital, where
he received all possible medical aid at the hands OF Dr.
Quidor, Condict and Varick. The arm was ampu'
taed and should the patient survive amputation Of
the leg will also be necessary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-28

243, 8G 1iI 56gV5
Last week.... 243OB28 100000 3O7B,T7 l55OO8 NY
In another column the Waterto Sn and Rome Rail
road Company advertise the payment of their bonds
maturing the lst September. This Company have al
ways been prompt 10 the payment of their interest
coupons and are every year paying off their bonds as
they mature in addition to their regular contribution
to the Sinking Fuud for the redemption of the long
bonds.
The Bank Statement of weekly averages was re-
eevedin the street generally as unfavorable, in view
Of the incresse of loans OF the increase, however,
$500 900 is in two banks, the American Exchange and
the Merchants The American Exchange increase is
only temporary and the average we understand, will
he down again to last weeks figures on Thursday.
The Merchants increase came from accumulation Of
money belonging to Canadian banks, which they
wished to employ temporarily. The decrease in the
s, ece reser lie quite small as was anticipated.
Thefolowing is comparative statement of the con-
dition of the Banks of the City of NewYork, Aug 10
and Ang. 25:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-28

BURGLARIEs on THE HUDsoS-A BURGLAR SHOT.
Bmgsries of late have been very frequent along HudsDn
and sometimes the thieves b haul Ia
have they been detected. few nights since esdense
Of Mr. b. C. Hoonbeok a. WAwArpg. Ulster Comfy,
tered and quantity Of articles stolen theTeom geher
with several valuable papers The burglar fired upon aud
wounded but be managed escape person passing the store
Of Smith Son at Sandburg the plh the door
OPEN light inside and star ding stoop lie s.ke9
him what be doing ther. and answered by pistol
shot He also escaped The house and Of Mr. George W
colt Of intsooro, was also entered aud large qaanny
valuable goods and $500 In money taken hereoS Roooers
have elao been frequent IN Sullivan County.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-28

The money market 10 active to-day, on call, at the
closipp rates of last week. The current rate ior oe
mand loans Ia 6 " cent, but there are excepli'hai
transactions at both higher and lower figures faper
ia plenty in the discount houses, and passed al
6a7 y cent for leading Six and eight months
aecepances n as cent, and an occaslonai piece
of very prime short paper is passed at 81 y cent.
II is stated that Oelrichs e. Co of this city have
commenced suit against the City of Pittsburgh Tor
$5 600, coupons which the company hold for railroad
interest.
The Galena Road is doing very large freight busi-
ness. The Company now receiving at Chicago the
daily average Of three hundred freight cars per day.
more than IF y of which are from the Cedar Valley
Railway. The of the latter railway are taken
bodily across the Mississippi az Clinton on the new
steam ferry-boat which the Company has recently
procured
The first annual report of the Chicago and North.
Western Railroad Company, embraces period of ten
months to April l. 1860. During this time the busi-
ness " as for near five months, on TWO disconnected
portions of the road trains not running over the COM
peted road IN il Ost. II last, while the other five
months, from Nov to April l, 1861 the road had
nothing ike fair business, nor was it prepared to do
il until the close Of the Winter and the opening Of the
spring. ABOUT IHt leu VI sno
menced work on the road and on the 9TH OF OctoDer
following the Company ran train over the eh, ny
road from Chicago 10 the City of Oshkosh about l94
mills having meanwhile built three large, substantial
bridges over the Rock River, and completed o5 miles
of road including some six miles OF slde-trackl aud
erected the depot buildings and water STATIONS
on the new line Of road
Except for the delay in the arrival OF non, they
would have been able TO run the entire road some
fifteen days earlier than they did.
The moneys subscribed by bondhoders for the COM
petion of the road TO w.t. ten per cent upon all TIER
bond and three-quarers Of per cent Tor expenses
of sale and reorganization Including debt due trus-
tees and il n red while operation the road before
SALE have all been co lected whit exception OF about
80 0O TIE sinking fund bonds TO be issued for which,
however, the Company retain n hand until such pay
ment is made.
The entire CO st of the construction of the said nifty
seven miles of new road and of the additional six
miles of side track mp 10 April 1s 1860 the close OF
the fiscal VI ar including rights of way aud depot build
ings az per the Secretary annual statement amounts
10 $500 304 e.
The earnings of the road from June q 1882 to April
J. 1860 about ten months, S03iOo9 10
o0i boat ss Sey cent Of the 222586 10
NJ, earnings. ,O72 81
There also expended for taxes. SllO95 "A
Aha MONEY ,op Y by sSO 90
And on account of the Of accident to excursion
sn. on ins st sS, io' N 1923 %
it, earrings for March last pfsVg
AUd ~ Ma ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 5000
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-28
Live Stock on the N. Y. and Erie Railroad.

For the ending Monday Aug 1873 cars Cattle cars
Hogs q Sheep Horses Total stock IA ADJ *
Stock Express trains during the week 33 showing increase
over s,t week i've stock Total increase OF all cars
hauled BY Stock Express, 33.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-28

b1; quite confdtB hst b. years business begin Ing say
August 18th rilliovt aP equal 10 1851"
me Cincinnati Gazette rays that the earnings Of the
Little Miami Railroad fo' he first quarter, under the
operations of the consoli aon contract, show an in
eJeae Of 900 the corresponding three months
of aei year. and thar TIE earnings Of the Cincinnati
Uamilt and Dayton Railroad for the sane period
chow an increase Of $1,000
The earnings ofthe Eastern Division of Ohio and
N;sissirni road thus far in the month show small
increase over the same peri ID last year.
The Receivers repo Of the Ohio and Mississippi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-28

SUNDAY LIQUoR-SELLWG.-J. Myers Clark, keeper
Of ouor-sore in York street, Jersey City, was ar
rested yesterday by Chief-Of Police Marnus, charged
with violating city ordinance by selling liquor on the
Sabbath. The accused was taken before Recorder Til
den, a, fined $40. The police were very thorough in
their Wits around the city, and the result was that
most places were closed up entirely, while the remain
der did cautious sdedoor business for the accommo'
dation of regular customers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-28

Brutal COSDUcT.-Yes'erday afternoon, Justice
Bedford Of Jersey City issued warrant and placed II IN the
hands of Constable McAnsy for the arrest Of AIMED
George Amont residing IN York street on charge Of brutal
snl on ttls bow sz years DID, namei Smith 10 aleg
bat on Sunday afternoon the child standing IN from Of
Amons hone when the ser struck rim with such force
noel him into the middle the street where he taken
in an by gentleman from Brooklyn VINO vi"
"a Ahcol
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-28

PHILADELPHIA Aug 2-BRRADsruPYs armeri the sssosr
news cause. an advance Flour, s. si9sss,t, or Red
active at 81 asa SIS for White, and ft $50 81 yxsKr
CoRS quiet At !OG1lc CeFEKs dull Rio, igies'
cloIed AIa at2s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-28

FROG SPEcULATIoNs.--The Bergen County Jour
nal says that capitalist Of distinction recently visited that
county aud observing tho vast amount Of meadow-Ad lying
idle conceived Immediately the idea that this the place
successful frog speculation The sameadows Of Bergen
County being 10 the NewYok market where there
IL steadily Increasing demand tx taenod iIos he considered
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-28

RIVER THIEyEs.-Tbree colored boys named Geo.
Greene, WIN 5tackhouse and Johp Qnaers were arrested nv
The police yesterday charged With 6svnr esy bar On
Hope lying the Morris Ban city Tor The plsnoss
of obbey. They detected ia the by the aun bu.
esesped Recorder Tilden locked then I'D for ral "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-28
NTEW-YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD.

=
On and AFTER MONDAY June 25 1850, Trains will leave 26th
d. Station, New Yori, Is follows:
For williamsburg and all way Stations 7;4O IL m and
$50 m For White Plains end al way st tons, 30 and
% m For White Plains and all way Stations 6l3 from White
a. Depot For Falls from 2e:h-st Depot BIS mr.
stopping at Wiismsbidge and atoms above For Dover
Plains hOm 26h st Depot so piping at White Plans
sJd Stations above his train Mi eron every Saturday
eyeIingl For Albany from 26h-st Depot 0lS express
ali sin stopping White Plains, Bedford Croon Falls and
SsGons North.
ReturninR-Wn leave Wiiamsbrdge stopping at al way
Stations $50 a. ~. and p. hite Pacs st pping at al
usv Stations and AIS and p.m Dover Plains stop
ping at ell Stations north Of FordnBm this train leaves
stopping At All Stations north Fordhsm Albany stop
ping at al Stations north Of Whit Plains
JOHN BURCHILL, Asst supt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-28

OF value In III. business He has entered into
With ros for applying the spicues add restaurants %
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EOr
These earnings were made 10 country suffering
greatly from the late general depression, and especially
from total loss of its corncrops last year, and loss
of a great part Of its wheat and other crops Such
degree of failure and restitution OF all crops IN tns
generally productive, rich, and beautiful country
never occurred last year. On the other hand sucn
full promise of abundant and extensive crops OF every
kind this same region of country never presented as
at the present moment.
The present season has been an earlier and finer
one for the farmer on the line of this road and in its
entire vicinity than any ever enjoyed by them.
They have had more than months extra time IN
which prepare and sow their Spring crops ana nave
improved the opportunity WELL and the breadth sown
ia estimated at nearly double that OF any preceding
crop. - - .
of which there is now such good PROMISE then, with
fair and sufficient equpm ent this road 1t Is estimated
will earn from and after the lst Of August next, an
average of $40 600 per month"; equal TO $40 600 per an.
num- or about $4 300 per mile per annum and 1t would
not surprise us, with full crop and far prce' IL Il
exceeded this moderate estimate 10 or 20 q cent, and
during the months of heavy business this FALL the ex-
penses will not probably exceed AZ q cent.
The funded debt of the road is as follows:
sinking Fund l.t mtge per cent. O5
Second mge. y z0VOSO
Depot MICE = %f''''O
Total. 7OsS, 900
The other liabilities of the Company at the date Of
the report April l. amount of $4,000 due to
r. H. Wnsow, which has been partly paid since, and
which is offset by $4,000 of the Sinking Fund bonds
pledged as collateral The amount required to pay in
teeat on the entire mortgage debt $40 100, and ac
cordng to the estimate of business in the report from
Aug. |, the road will fully net that amount and proba
bly, handsome surplus. The coupons of the general
let mortgage are funded TO Feb next, and those Of
the ID mortgage to May / next. The sinking fund
coupons have been regularly paid in February and
August since the bonds were issued.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-28

IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate
the County Of New-York NOTICES hereby given alt per
having csins against SHARP TORDOFF ofhe City Of
Newly orb deceased the with vouchers thereof
10 the lubsc bsis the office OF George Holmes OF he
deIs gn-d No % S,h tct in the city OF New York.
before The sste.ph day Of February n.KtDaed New York,
the 18th dry OF -ugu.t 1870.
GEORGE =. HOLMES. Administrator.
sul4 lsw6no To MARY TORDUFf, AJmi. i,tcatriH.
CUPREME COURT-W Westminster County,
~ DANIEL J. HAIGHT against CALEB II SUTTON
Sumu for money demand conrct Tu THE defendant
You hereby ored aud required TO the complaint
in this action Of which copy Is herewith 'ervet mp Won and
copy he sad complaint on the snb
soIiber his oicein Pesk IN si counts within twenty
exclusive Of the DIV Of such service
ana you fsil the said comldnt within the Tim,
Aforesaid t plaintiff this action will tbe Judgment against
YOU for the hundred and seventy dollars with int
eighth dav Of May thousand eight hundred md
beside the cost this srtjon Dated July To- 1861
' DAVID w TRAVIS, Plaintiffs Attorney.
The complaint IN above action led IN the office Of the
Cek Of the County OF Wechester at White Plains, July H.
1860. Peekski' July IL, 1860 DAVID w TRAVIS,
jy24 Law 6wTu' Plaintiffs Attorney Peekskl, ~ u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-28

tn. bs ed t. the Ds Costa has beer postponed
un II Tuesday
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SUPPOSED SUICIDR.-Wllliam BransOn OF IONS
River ssvs The OCEAN Emblem died suddenly llt Wednesday
M rg is reported tia, he procured and drank alarge guam
y of auaanun Supposed with the purpose Of self
,tfcon The deceased Incorporate man was married
and hid one child reported that he had difficulty with
bs % on the morning lis DEATH the previous evening
AM that he aimed blow her while she held the child In her
sr the blow intended for the wife took effect the head
of H. child the blow that the child sup
posed 10 be dead for time thereafter fer this exhibition
depay be procured the poison and In three fou hours
time was corpse.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-28

IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the S1rr1git
the Couuty Of Ne-York notice he ehy igen TO al per
sons ying csus against ISAAC WARD late o. tie City Of
HewYors drcesei % The sane With vouchers hereof
h subscriber a. the resdenc Of GEORGE Z. WARD No.
cOnd avenue in TIE City Of NeWNork before the
twenty seventh day q December uex-Dat New YORK the
2te % sIy Of 1TH. i'" S I'D B. WARD Executors
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-28

REPUBLICAN GATHERING.-A meeting of the Re-
publicans of Morris, Passaic and Essex counties was
held on Friday afternoon at SiDgack near Little Fss
The counties named met at that point, which is in the
midst of rich agricultural region, with steady and
nrosnerous population Several hundreds of the farm
srs of the vicinity were assembled, all animated by a
spirit and enthusiasm augurDg the best results Dele;
gator were also present from Paterson, Caldwell and
other towns including the WiGe-A wake Battalion OF
lie former place. who reached Little Falls by the ca
nal. and then marched to the place of meeting. The
meeting was graced by the presence of large number
of adesthe wives and daughters Of the sturdy yeo'
napry-wto manifested no Ii tie interest III the pro-
,eedlDgs.
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IN PIRSIANCE of an order of the Snrrogate OF

he County Of notice herein. given 10 al persous
having csims agaiuF SARAH N NANbUsKRK ate Of the
City q NewYof deceased 10 present With vouchers
10 the suhsdbs % the office 4 LOT G. CLARK No
81 Valet g. the City fAewYoik before the Grt dy OF
January eat-Dsted New fork the "a DAY Of 1ine
JOHN 8. LYLE,
LOT C. CLARK EXECUTORS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-28

ID BONNEY Justice Of the Supreme Court Of To Site Of
NOTICE is hereby given pursuant to the pToys
ions Of t. ttue authorizing attachments against Ascending
concealed nonresident dehtos that N 1t:hnent has as
sued the state JOHN GRAHAM resident o. Stai
Connecticut and that the ine WI ne s. 70
foT the payment his den unless be appear md dscaIge s
stsrlurIt according within nine months nom the hrst
pgbcaon notice and that the payment Of any o. uts que
h. resd-nts State and the delivery q h OF TOY
hs use II nv p5pty within this Stte b-ongng 20 BIN and
transfer - ny such property by him forbidden vy law
md are VOID - Dated the fourth day Of May 300
l. T. WILLIAMS,
Attorney for Attaching Creditors
uyG IaW9uioT1s No n Wall y. T.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-28

NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD - For PHILA-
IN DELPHIA and the SOUTH and WEST via JERSEY
CITY-Ba and Express Lines leave New orb Al and II
q m ard fare 60 Through tickets sold for Gin,
Cir All and West and Washington NewOeans and
The South and through baggage checked to Washington In
a NJ and p. m. trains
No bagase be received for any trains unless deli ered and
ehechec is minutes In OF the time OF leaving
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-28
1000 THE PENNSYLVANIA 1854
GREAT pOUBLE-TRAcK ROUTE
The .r.,t NJ he oad 10 elus TO any w the country
TIT yREAT SHORT LINE TO TUE WEST

~ Oai,r No Astsr House corDer Of Nesey IT.
mai, a. ,b AZ N. port ton af Passengers u and ron Gin
800 Sh;ro 81 Ioui, ST. Pant Nashville, Memphis New
S,r md otserto ans 90 the West, Nor Invest add South
VI. - r,nrus SID speed aud mfort nv any route.
~ fcr the Nest leave New Yok Il, Of Of Court.
-. :, Morning FIpress No.; Evening Express, p. M.
Slssrns 4, a suc kir on al the tf,ins
Ea,e a0sys low and the tiue quick by any other
rou
n o point the Rar ada Ohio Ken.ucky In
Illinois wisconsin, Iowa. Missouri, BY RAILROAD DE
aTCT the navigsble rivers OF the West
,e.mers from Pittsburgh.
TIL rates Freight and from point OF the West by the
Railroad 1t ali tin favorable charged
Sy other Rsr Companies Merchants and shippers iuus
Ia the trsnsportaon Of thr Freight this COMPANY
vth Conscience its speedy transit
This Company also maintains Emgrsnt Accommodation
Line BY hich parties smgstng westward enjoy cheap sd
comfortable mede Of oeha the first class rates
81 iare L. ELLIOTT Passenger Agent No. Astor House
LEIGH 4 Co.. Freight Agents -
No. AstoT House and No. South "ilhsm 81
No Battery place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-28

- VIZ TNDERdILL cy,egt & s. o. IN Cnd-rAil, d.
ce.sed ii irtif hg1.ns. JAMES CLARK JAMES Az SOS
mr. NJ Pr-id.I a. The SIC chant tfrh nge hank y y
ABRAHAM G. HaLLFNBECK. JpaN tbD.,U;n JOHN
PFFFY An irlstr.t0r So. + JOHN PhiiNf decreased,
and WIN H. RCSsELL, defsnfsni, --ar,'on' i'' relief
Ton Uo sergedI the Deeud mt, Jnes Ii'k ano
Abr.5su, q Haleu1scd: You are hereby 'nnnyiea ana
reourel % ssoef the piut M ib acIoa "hen ~l DC
MED b. W.sr feI County CieIks Oace lnd 70 ere copy
Of your "a he sid c1npiut IN the soeiIDf -
Office 81 PeekftH sid County, within twenty osys e
service hereof exclusive % the day d cb erFcei ana yos
fai 10 answer The lid pLiu within ne Nne ~,
le piainis h . action VIII apply N he 'ui 0 tuo ii"
dsenaud.d ia tie esmpisiDt DATED Jfnuefy 49, l.o'
DAVID W TRAVIS. Piohhs AttofnSy.
The said filed the office u the clerk 81 west
chester Loor y he Plains the 10th day Of January
IstO-Peskssil, Jsruary, ~. 1850 80 ...
iy21 Isv6BJu PeekSkill, N. y.
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legal Notifies
mo WIDE-AWAKE CLUBS.

ITO WIDE-AWAKE CLUBS.
Il Fverv Wide. Awake Club % luld have copies Of
THE POLITICAL TEX r-BDOK
Completely HORACE GREELEY and J. CLEvEk and
Pycs pr copy sent by mail prepaid receipt o. price.
Climbs are supplied by expressat 10 per 100 Address
THE TRGBUNE New YorS.
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nle0iraI.
NEW DISCOVERY

mr.. NICHOLS's Ne LIABLE SYRlNGE,w with
NJ I'm directions fI the Of Consupaion PILES Fto
lann &C. snt by Mil 'or I'll This is The simplest and best
syringe iO' o." T NICHOLS D.. New-YOrk City.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEY-

n
~ foot Of CourAn at Hampton juno
lion Delaware LaokaWsnns and Western Railroad and at
Isston with Lehigh Valley Railroad and it's COM ectons
SUMNER ARRANGEHENT-Commencn MAy %, 1867
Leave Nev-York follows:
HARRsBURG ExPREssAt N. for EastOn, Reading HaT-
ri,burg Mauch Chunk, &c.
MAIL TRAIN-At a. n for Esston, Water Gap Scranton
Great Bend Pittston, W!lkesbsrre, &c.
I'm THROV6H TRAIN-Foi EsstOn Msuch Chunk, Reading
Pottsyille, Harrisburg, &c.
4P n THROUGH TRAIN-For Ensson Allentown, hauch
Chunk &c
6Pn WAY TRAIS-For Somervie and intermediate stations
EXPRESS TRAIN FoR HARRISBURG
The Express Train from NeWYork arrives at Harris
u 40 in time lnec with trains Pennylva
mia RfToad Northern Central north and
.ouih and with Cumberland Valley Railrosd. -
LEAVE YORK PIER No. N K at 1850 and ll:5o
m and 3SO o. m for and intermediate stations and at
s:8l u. M for Someryile and intermediate stations
JOHN o. STERNS, Supe iut ndert