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Mr. Heenau was no: present.
COURT OF OYER AND TERMINER-ocT. la.--3efore
1u.tfca

1u-hce GOULD.
ADAM JALGTR CoSyICTED--FIRsT CsNyIcTGOs IN
THIS STATE UNDER THE HEw LAW.
The District Attorney eunmed up the case OF Jalger,
On trl for tie MURDER Of Peolsr.
The Jud-p having been requested 20 make special
relation tho change OF the law In relation 70 cApta
rurishu ent taid:
ought 20 proven. neither Jou or
from shrinking from responsibility There Is no az
our what called upon 30 30 dny especAy
called when that duty places before the PaDn '
then responsibility il Ia nenseiy increasod iii.
Tie responsibility IN this particular case Il that "a" -
and ordtry citizen sha be protected aud that no crime sh
unpublished dthat consdcrGti shah induce y9u
contrary 10 tho gts Of either The piscner or the puoi
After the laid dow by the Court the facts ete
with Won 10 decide upon and under The responaoiy 81 ~
oahs. pass upon the fAsts they have sppvu ~ L
ou.rce OF vonr verdict The law takes rpon l~ "a Hi
AL cspoas6is Of the consequences OF the act uey
nay BE-. ,-..L. h.r.s. AZ a., ..
a , s Is closed tue mercy Of the Law
,b.tsJ ara VOC lave gt TO extend meIcy 20 the
- sr 10 - peope Is error to suppose that TO
r. nan a tLe bar froy alone belongs Tie mnu who has been
o~esd se,t out Of the world Il slso entitled . your
md 20 every good citizen who has no, yet exposed
hin Ell h tee temptations y crime. ~
TI law yi tay upon you burden which "a greater than
YOU can bear IN this view OF the tina: charge
se.p m your province. % Liberty 20 give up
be shis OF fay opinion could folf make any mistake
may be Iondod aid the prisoner have the benefit
Of 4.
sha allow any jury before to pass upon or deal
the Co know that counsel apt read cases which
have been before Cou questions OF law This but
often done confuse the jury but when you
upon the law they ask 10 do that which tho law does
not authorize you b take the respontIhilGyof
The crime 10 this charged to be murder 10 the second
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degree ard d. no. un5rd h't there j. any d'H5ren ~
tween the ceao.sl % ID. d.haion Of that oa2ne sss
been confer eJ tht only jnsha5e hon;i'e o. ~ 7
most msusl,usbtsr In the iourtb 5sgee.
JustG,be homicide IL c,Du't o. /. tost ony sis "hsn
Er~ys,b, h %ice l. waers n take, Ne IN his d.
rss and uaes the which Is 81 bis band On to> n'nt
IL does DO, tbs, may get hiOse into s.s,n sna
CONS up and bin yon for that murder 10 The % degree
bnly Is not a. liberty to ln9 you sT snd m XVI y, To-
less value human life bu because conedes % netsB '"
,lapgbr ron the books ard In su.on q The r.qist Of the
poue % chsrs on an scq1, 's R,,aass
the Courts done good aod much harm The su
YVES TINT I no for All bis se he .5ui ass, MIN
self before siiops being II ora aos ;eI zee nasf ar 1 "a
Judge Of the degree ofiDtosi.sh7u 80.
And no degres intox ,an be sloved 10 exTs prs
noting else Good cbuactsr slw,y. be a'en ute eon.d
Grafton and God forbid bst he e snail ever rye ~nsn
a. the man Of bad cebacie But there are many where
good character have nothing 20 e. With the 80
ihere is positive proof Of an act which carries With "
s'sS I So SSGss ss Sss % People
Owed !: 1 1S S0f S ~ q
have not arrived a: absolute sDty Nor will yoo waste your
Whether conclusion which YOU fully believe 70 es tue may
pSfSs to The Sons n0 70 human
csIcty be predsied wis. and hear 80 babe arc
An optical Illusion Fat Of iererderna'n dseiys' them
Bot not therefore the bouod 70 render veot
snd that verdict IL TO be which, the whole cse alter
weighing oil the evidence In nnd< anu nar
sashi IL true IL In minds MAKE up Toll
belief consideration Of tine eternity sboald prevent
your saying by verdict You should permit yourselves
no hesitsncy TO act On your homes, convictions,
No too web Of appreciation shoud prevent
dong your whole duty and melting ou 70 the public . veil a.
the prisoner justice Both before you and
the stand representa- the majesty Of the ,wswo TO
declare the truth as In calm Idgmsns IN your hearts you
hbdit
With no guide with responsibility for the correct
ness given By the Court With Of
what make consequences OF 6nAi,s
will proceed the the discharge Of y3nr duty impry
ps,ly aesy. Fare II like every other duty So that
hereafter your shall zach yen
Ing been unpece sssrily crininaly weak"
The retired and Ia ten minutes retained yer Of
guilty-the first conviction 10 this stse under the s~,
which the crime Ia pTsonment for e without discretion
Jsger will be sentenced next Tuesday.
TRIAL OF THOMAS WOOD.
Thomas Wood was then put on trial, charged with
the second degree in having the ss Nay last In
the ntgb rb Of Twenty fifth stree, and Eighth avenue
killed Pah Corkery s charged that prisoner ssAued and
tanazed deceased un the latter after him. when prisoner
sez rick and struck deceased With csng bis death
MI Clinton aopesred 70. the prisoner and Mr. Ssdg~k, AZ
siitsnt DsrcA. orney, for the ~ outioD-
The occupied hours ire Jury rendered
verdict OF anssugh in t1e fourth degree. Sentence
deferred.
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1870 THE PENNSYLVANIA 1894
ICOOC EETRAL RAILROAD. 1OOV
GREAT DorBLE.TRAcK ROUTE.


To ospsy Of the Road equal 20 Gny Ia the country
THE GREAT SHORT LINZ TO TIE WEST
OA.oe No. Aston House, corner Of Fesey-st
Ssct.st foi the TIA Of Psa1enSe.s 70 and fom Ga
6t-. Chcago 81 Louis ST. Paul NeshtLe. memphis New
oriesns and Al oh tows IN the We hoThStsi and ooyth'
gea are unFuased for speed ard comfort By any route
1nropgh .Srs fr tbs Wet kew roIk oot Of Court
sast-t )-Aorng kEpseBS, an. Evening E.prSsa,
bieepiag and smoking at the trains
route.
81 this route Frohi OF al Jscpdons BE- Forwarded 10
IN from sy pon, ths Railroads Of Ohio ksntaoky Indiana
uIaSta Wisoonsn Iowa o. Missouri, BY RAILROAD DE-
shCT OF 20 any por. the naHgable Ten oil The "e~t p
manners from Pttsoursh.
The rates Of Freight to and nom any point o. the West by the
PennvtnA Railroad al FL dmes favorable a. arc ched
~ ether Railroad Companies Merchants sud hPpeli ntta
tsg the tsnSpoIon their Freight thl Company oaa rely
vtlh confidence on its speedy transit
Thu Company tlso maintains Fnrnnt AcoomInodslos
Line by which parties emigrang westward enjoy coP ao
sofertable mode Of half the nr rstes
q hrs. ia ELLIOTT, Passenger Agent No Afof pou'e
LEIGH 4 Co, Freight Asents, a.,
No Astor Honse and No South Wili.n-st
MCDONALD BIsCHoFs ETisrant AGENTS
EHocH LEWIS, General suPt Altoona, 70
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NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD.-For PHiLA-
IN DELPHIA and the sOUTHt and WEST Wis JERSEY
CiTf-3sii and Express Lines leave New York at ard IL
and ard fare So Through tick Is sold Tor Cin
Inah sud the West snd for Wshinson ke7 Orleans and
TIE South Se ard through baggage checked TO Washington
O. aud p. m. trains
j. ". WOODBURY., Assistant Superintendent.
No baEe VIII be received oI trains unless delivered Aad
checked advance Of the time Of leaving.
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ITO DRUGGISTS AND FAMILY GROCERS.-
we uould respec y call your attention and nsp to
our OLD RYE WHISKY, distilled by Mr James Burnside OF
Allegheny City, Pa from caeiuy selected Grs,n and ~ ne
up in bottles for family c. & u N WHITE Agents
~ - No 81 Cedar-st n. Y.
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7gru2lork DAILY Gribn,ta
LAW INTELLIGENCE.

MARINE coURT-spxc1., TERx-Before Judge McCARrEy.
TIE BENICIA BOY AND ADA IsAAcs mEscKEN-suIr
FOR BoARD-noTIoN FOR FURTHER POSTPONE
MFNT-ARGUMEET OF THE COUNSEL.
Charles II Matthew Trustee, &c, sgt- John C. Heersn
TIE great case of John C. Heenan, who is sued for
ps @ o or The cose was on the calendar Of M Term
but understood h,t motion would be made T. post
pone the counsel for defendant went before Judge MeC'y
in the Special Term After waiting ew minutes the
Jucse signhed his readiness to hear the motion Plaintiffs
Mr. C. Fine council for John c. Heenau read an afd,y
saug John Msckey amstea wtaes for the defense,
absent travelling in the sOnth and that was impossible TO
obtain biz tendance for time TO come Mr. Fine there
Tie Jude granted The motion bet Immediately .er, Mr. TG
or counsel for plaintiff n sud sfter hurried consul
yle~ Of giving Mir Taylor opportunity to reply to X The
peries then went before the Judse
po1enen ground that DID not appear h,t the s5.sOt
ss seEeS T 10 Il: south tie iG' did
the ts that this the wife Of the do'end-
ected Il proper that re should have bis gh He had
heGrd the defendant Lad sent named Masey 70 the
not be ourned il the Court granted the motion il you'd
be ally in upuaence which he hoped would ha n
NJ Fine replied hat compliance with the usual rules gov
client id not ,eek publicity. He Nr Fine) had employed no
reporters 90 note 'he progreso in this ce'e
wandering from the motion before the Court ,
M Fine continued that he would prove b the defendant;
her eoor5ed with e defendants the books the hotel
as John Doe C4dy" he would prove the character Of this
fair frs woman he would prove that had entered the
house With other who bad money enough to spare for that
psrtioulqr Pveuios. -.
He would prove the plaintiff expected to get pay for this
board G-m Neil Bryant 1900.
br Tayor said Il o. consequence Il this plaintiff
whether or not this woman the wife OF the defendant
M Fire said tibet such The csse and tue defents1.
could hold responsible, very large claim might be made
lie iG5. s.dhe would deuy the melton.
Mr. Fine a,ked for posspoDement Of sday
The Judge replied that N hardly probable that toe case
would he Gched the calendar to-day and this the last
day Jury TRIALS .ns term, tho muIt NECESSARILY 90 oVor
ultll the hyt Monday In November
During the proceedings collected in tie Cont room,
sud sesd 70 the remarks the counsel with evident grshca
ion.
Mr. neenau no: present
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SUPERIOR CoURT-TRIAL TERs-ocr. le-BefOre Jcs,t
BOswoRTH.

Retsche Levy sgt Wn. Weiss.
This s an action brought 10 recover $4,000 dam
szes breach promise of marriage by the defendant The
pgipt eyed h Jdne 1887 the defendant promised
ge to accepted that subsequent they fixed The
day the ceremony which 10 the Sh OF Jolly 1851
She complains that she hes been ready aud willing TO become bis
wife, but b. has rep1dd h prouise snd refused
To she that ne married Apoh.r
woman Ito her upkno~n) on the ID Of October 1888.
The def udant MES every allegation of the plaintiff The
parties both Germans and appear be Hebrews Neither
rensrkale attractive personal Cese n on
Benry A. Cram for plaintiff; a. X. Dyeu Tor defendant
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Drp Tcooe.
::}l))l


90D EXAMINE THOSE GOODS 901
THIS WEEKS AUCTION SALES
ANOTHER GREAT SLAUGHTER
RICH DRESS GOODS
LOOK AT THE PRICES
CBAe HEARD 4 Co, No. sol GRAND-sT.,
continue "a offer,
FROM THE AUCTION SALES
EXTRA RICH BRoCADE sILKs-NEW STYLES
Small neat Fisures,
At One Dolis' per yard only.
EXAMINE THESE GOODS VERY CLOSELY.
EXTRA RICH CHENE SILKS.
AZ ose Dels, per yard only.
RICH FRENCH POPlLNs,
At 50 cents pc, yard,
LOOK AT TIE PRICES and EXAMINE the GOODS
sePcs RICH OTTOMAN yELoUhs'
EXAMINE THE GOODS LOOK At THE PRICES!
100 pcs RICH FIGURED STRIPED BAYADERE SILKS,
At One Dollar per yard.
INSPECT THEM CLOSELY! LOOK ar THE PRICES
300 pcs SUPERB FALL SILKS,
At 10 cents per yard
$50 pcs Ri cRRfi PSRfsi&S siERs new STYLES,
At IS cents per Yard
Invoioed 10 cost in Europe 50 cents per yard.
splendid assortment OF
RICH BRoCHE sHAWLs n,s,,rc,o.vs
AT REDUCTION OF 80 PER CENT,
ON INVOICE COST.
ANOTHER SPLENDID LOT,
Extra fine Quality.
At SO per pair,
Manufacturers cot So per pair
No. sOl GRAND-sT
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r AIDES, FRENCU SHOES.

T AIDES FRENCH SHOES.
IL LETTERS ONO Ss BIosfSsy would respectfully sohc,
the hdes and o 81 of the Uoion 70 os
and examine bis elegant assortment Of Pe,h BOOTS and
gHOES and embrodered Toilet sod Bridal SLlPPEHb Pnoss
oor1uensurhte with the times
JETFER5, No S7o Broadway, OPP metropolitan
q, 4 FRENCH Calf Dress BOOTS; 81 50 double
~ wsterproo' sswEp soet', at JoNES5 Noa 10 and II
Arns. p. S-Cah and see them
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gteambnais art1 Railroads.
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD for ALBANY
l. i end TROY, connecting wth Trains NoRrH and WEST

Trains leave:
PROM CHAMBERS ST.:
Express, 7 and II a Oh. and )
p N.
Troy and Albany, Mail at o:l5
Troy and Albany with Sleep
iDg-Cerl, 9:20 p m.
Poushkeepsie Train, 1:S0 a. ~
and ! p. m.
Peekskill Tf'in, $50 p. N.
Sing Sing Train, 9:E d. nl- and
and Up. m.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY OCTOBER 20, 1860

ANEW. YORK ana ERIE RAILROAD
IN pUNK!RK EXPRESS at q m, for Dunkhk' 6nnao'
CsDandisus and prinopal Stations ,,,.. s,,ron,
MAJL Q, 8;Is m, ior Ountfrs ana in,erfneo'ss 0'
This Train remsios ssnt at Elrnira ~ 81 ,...,
WAY ct $40 m. for hid3letovn. Nevoursn' ana p'e'
mediate Stations n,.-. p.g.,.
NIGHT EXPRESS dslr st 5 p n, for Dunhff buhao,
esnanSsRa and principal Stations The tain oil SATURDAY ''o
CHAS gINOT, Genere s1pt
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gntlerp, Sar6warf, sc.
BUILDING HARDWARE,

BUILDING HARDWARE,
AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES,
FOR CASH.
sas ou.ty Pls.ed Door Knobs Name and Number Plates
Psasd and Porcelain BelPulb, PAIloS LesveTs &C. sf
house
Safe I,ocks ans Lstehes for House and Store Csc
PlAted Brsss and Iron Door Chas Tor Front ana nA'e'
poors
Patent Door Springs for Banks and Public BUidinss
Plted Brass, end Iron Door Butts.
Ee quality Pueys Sash and Green House OF various ~ea
Sash Cord, Sash Woifhts, Nails, Rrads
Iron Timed and Copper Wire.
Agents for GATHERS Stove Polish Fire Brick Green sud Gas
House Tie, 6e.
KoY sale wholesale retail the lowest cash prices by
MANY, BALDWIN MANY,
No. ~ John-st cor. Dutch
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RrasII w. wEsrcorr, AuctiOneer'

HUhttLI W. NEsTtOTT, Anc0oneef
OFFENSIVE AUCTION SALE Of ELEGANT
H. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, SPLENDID BRONZES
PAINTINGS, RIB VASES, ard OTHER WORKS Of ART
On MONDAY, Oct q. a. lot o'clock
~ FJIiyater dence No l52 West 2lsts between 7h and
il comprising the entire costly furniture of the above
lst the sale Of which will De positive and peremp rain
hire ,entns Of three Psrlo hes in brocstee nsgni6
cent God Psso Forte Eagees Tables Pier and Mantle
hirors Iish BTopzss Satuay Paintings &c, comprising the
Who'll, se.ant PsIlof sh groom AID Chamber Furniture al
sdsI Also, china Silver Ware Glass nth complete Din
hgroom Furniture House to RENT; possession i nedsely
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Me0iral.

A GENUINE PAIN KILLER
"A NO I EAMILY sHov rns BG WIrH9gT IT.
BT ". pss %sSc . GRsa .ss bls esa:s
en-, . You baye no ear f,oo 'oi or r,esse ~.
rs Broaawsy Knapp No $50 aadson and other DruEists
Depot No ls6 Gr,snsicha. o,i,e as cents
nR. LEATHEs YELLOW DOCK Strip
~ eay, Rhsp%.i,In les Beth.. and Piup e. and Al
rom cultivated YELLOW DOCK ROOT On. Dcnr psf
Il y; HGiEs's. No rs FOlt3n-.t, BROOKLYN.
DOOR RICHARDS EYE WATER.-The fol-
j lowing is the many which have been cured;
This % certify that the subscrbe, was afflicted With ofaT-
IS stsd psJ scisn tina. ~ord be necessary undergo u
e. s&.S to BIND n,as
WArxR snd sppyug Il according % directions. IN two
& 5s I'D ss 4 s;:;
used, In he clean feeling sayesi1 he eye sf'eI using
FELIX PECKHAM, Nc. 81 Brosd st., Newport, X. l.
For Fog ce op of wonderful cs,e circulars at stores
B.rnss Co. No. 10 Parspl,cei Pe1od parleT AOT
c G. S1 10 Hc.. ST. Gei@a Co coddn
ton No rs Broadway j. Lee 23d and 4h ay and
y sgs .,SsS cfRysa By
dsipSis.
T,HE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY for
i GOUI and RHEUMATISM An sufferer. from the above
sn9 stSfF s6d I1f FILLS n
led " the mos. s. and eaeca rensoy ever rs
PRICE 30 AND 70 CEN1o fEh oDh
PREPARED by PROUT HARSANT, London EnJ.nd, and
sold By their Agent MILTON HARsANT sd It and Bosd'
way ~ by " C. WELLS Co No. lis Ftaokln st. n l.
hse,s Commissioners h,ye authorizes the name ana sd
dress Thomas Prou No 229 Strand Lopdsn TO be Inn
upon the stamps affixed TO each box Of the
genuine medicine:
vINHE GOOD TIME is COMEs
The remedies found II you afflicted use them 'nd
DYSPEPSIA,
PILES,
COSTIVENESS,
mr. d.oder Of the Liver and Kidneys single bottle each
pARLINGS
Liver REGULATOR"
LIFE BlTTERS"
have and hopeless
have been cured using DOLLARS worth oil these
EArrRt's OWN HEALTH RIsToRIro remedies $500,
drops Of the Liver Regulator" taken once or twice
oxn,
of worst lind. As MEDICINE hss no equal
The Life Bters IL not drink beverage, but superior
laxative nc and dnrec pleasant meoine, taken IN drops
and Is useu indeed almost specific In all Gases Of
.dy of the stomach sick headache o' appetite perioccu
espgements and morning sickness Of foae ana genera 90
biIity.
These VEGHTALn RBEspRs are s.tures hep meet
Warranted safe, milo and reliable and free from sn Mn
RoT6SiC MEDICINES N HOMEOPATHIC DOSES.
There Is nothing Ike them in all ths land
Sent by mail express on recep. Of the price 1aas'
No. ll6 Nassau st., N. Z.
Fifty cents and oil bottle each.
Sold by Druggists. " ,.
bottle.
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Sales bp anriion.


A UCTON ssLE.-A HORSE, suitable for
- 49, i,s Pol,o- on SATURDAY, 0cS 20 at 10 o'cloeh
n, "a vion Co Stables 28tb ct, doors east OF ehsv
A. H. sToUTENBERGH, AuctoDeeT.
NJ MERwIN, AvctoneeT
ny pAEGS. MERWlN n Co., Irving Buildings
ID pas sa4 md SEQ Broadway saes # Books Stationery
rstue WSh, q and TUE TUESDAY bFTFRNooNs
OF 70 and %, at O'clock.
VALUABLE AND CHOICE BooKS-Msuy Of them Of
,,,esms enee esmp'iinF BibHographcsl Biographical His
hsAcy Bosraoby, Literary Journs Euey clOp das
y~y,es and Travels Antiquarian Pubhsaons &c all IN good
sepon and Of he1 eg nty bound by the best bind
e For particular osts que which may be hSd sra u
"a sa,esrOoms Also Eve Book Cases
WI DNESDAY nd THURSDAY EVENINGS,
Ot q and Is a 63 o'cl,ck.
variety comprising Silver and Copper Coins and Medals Of vaI
Forsgo Countries tneloe1t valoe
Also sS ice American Cents SC. FOrpniicuaT catalogue
A. J BLKKcKBR AuetioDee1
EXTENSIVE SALE of a BUILDING LOTS
IA On 9Th, 10th, and llth-ays, -
a. ssth 64h nth llh, l2ls ld, 1884, 2ith l2th l94h,
BLEECKER BON Co, WIN sell 81 auction on
II UhsDAY Oct IS at IL O'Clock st the Merchants E1-
sth-sv lot, l41sttts.
On 10 bay lot' on e. corner OF nothsI
On ladst. 5 lots n s. 25s feet sa,t Of llth.sy
On Ssh ~ lots, :. 100 feet east OF J th-ev.
On e1th IT, lots 100 feet east of Ilth-av
On llth-st, lots n. l75 feet ives. Of #b-ay.
On Il9h ct sloss 8 rs feet west of 4th-sv.
On Hstst, 2 lots n, 100 feet east Of 18th
On l22dst., lots and between 10th and llthays
On 125d-st y d T. n. and between It'll and uth.ays
On l24ih st., lotS 100 feet Of 8thav.
On II IN ct lots n. 100 feet east Of 6l-sv
On ls4b-st. lots ABS feet west Of 5th-sv.
On i4Ist 81 slots 100 feet east 6th-av.
I4te ineisputsbe, and the terms viii be liberal Maps &C.
al Ne 7PiDe1t t9053l
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O. w JouSsoS Is our Agent In BRIpeKrcr - sf ne AZ
of Tax TRBpSE, and viii fneSas WIN "" N~SJ'
Scientifically and Wsebly EdtisSA
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Boots. Shoes, sc.

AT THE FIRE. Nos. 10 AND ~ ANN-ST.-
n ROOTS AND SHOES SLIGHTLY SOILED BY WA
TER FOR SALE CHEAP, at JONEgs. 10 and II AhN-Sr
7 AIDES BALMORAL BOOTS.
These excellent durable neat elegant healthy, Fall and
Winter ArtseI. . can nov be obtained IL CAh1KELbS
BOOTS AND SHOES FOR CHiLDKEh-CANTRELL
has full supply Of "fsetc0yeng' for the young from the
misses dancing slippers 10 tbs patent leather Of Young
America
acoy n making their reflections Of promenade and dress boots
at CANTRELLs Ills assortment large embracing an
immente variety. ,-,--. -
PRICESCAHrRELL sells cheaper and better ooots SHOES
zaiters ard slippers than any other dealer In town
LOCALITf.-CAkTHELI}Si In at No. ble bfoeoWhJ,, pe
een nth aud nth convenient n scces 70 the
b. Wet End" and The soloETDep u h e faShouseb D'eN
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EXECUTORS SALE of valuable REAL ES-

~ TATE at Public Auction On MONDAY, 29.a Oct inst
at O'clock at Captain FOLGERS Mcfarland Ho1se In
the village Of Pssssc wJersey viii be sold Nine IS 100 Acres
Of vasabe situate in said village In the immediate ycn
by Of the Dundee Works and d the and Erie Railroad
S.tsp Passc being 80 moue ride from Jersey City by the
Ee Railroad trains The land Is besu fully losated for Villa
Pits Building LOIS and WILDE sold in parcels Of So 100
o. 100 Title perfect; sole positive and liberal
Persons wi hog attend will the
Enc train u nom ersey City for Pssssc-Psterson
Os4 l., 1850. JOHN HOPPER, Executor Of
JACOB e VREELAND, deceased.
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T sABIN &, Co
Js AUCTIONEERs or LITERARY PROPERTY
4tbst and Lafay ette place. door east Of Broadway
The tale OF the late
VIM. T.. BUTTONS LIBRARY
Wiz b. continued THIS DAY O'Clock p. with the
SHAKESPEARE AND SHAKESPEARIANA.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-20

CTEAMER OF OCTOBER Goth.

CTEAMER OF OCTOBER HOth.
. FOR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAVRE.
The United States Mail Steamship VANDERBILT, Z. 10
LEFEvRE Commander, will sail from Pier No North Rive,
Nsv.York at u g. m. on SATURDAY October Both With
usis passenger and specie, for ENGLAND and TRANCE
III Calm l20 I'd Cabin $50; 3D. Cabin 10 Hevre, SS3 6
southarnpton $40 d. TORRANCE Agent.
No 5 Bowling Green N"w Yerk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-20

CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY-
" From foot OF Courlsnd, ItCoDnectiaE AZ Hampton Juno
Sen with Delaware LGcmwauBs snd Western Railroad aud At
Eas.on with ehizh Valley Railroad and IL connections
SUMMER ARRaNOEMENr-Comn M6y 70, VoO-'
Leave kew-YoTk follows:
bAKAIsBUEG FcPREssAt a. for Eaton, Reatirg HHt
isbufg, MAuoh Chunk, &c.
MAIL TRAM a. for Ea{ton, Water esp, ScfAntcn
freat Bend Pits,on Hilkesbare. 40 . - . ,
Il X THRorGH TEary-For ElstOn, Hauch Cauns Readi-
PotsStle Harrisburg. &c. 80 =.
A. N. TaRouGn TKAs--Foy Esstou, Allentown, Msaneh
Chunk lie.
eTs WAY TaArS-For Soeryle and intsunetiate stations
FYPRKss Tram HARRISBURG.
The Train Newly ork arrives a. Harms
90 noop I'm Tine connect with trains Peulsy
ssoa Central Railroad cast and vest Northern Central nob
End south, and with Cumberland Valley Railroad.
LgAyK KEg-ToRY PROM PIER No. ~ X. at 1880 and llW
and 330p NJ for Eastern and intermediate stations and NJ
$3.50 m. 70, Soneryille and intermediate stations.
JOHN o. STFARNS Superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-20

IRON 3lsT-sT.
T:25, 1l:30 8 M, and $3.50
p. n.
3:40 p. NJ.
9:i5 p. m. (sundsys includedl.
se. m. and 1:3o p. H.
5:95 p m.
1910 a. IN, AIS and 7.25 p. 10.
+. SMITH. Superintendent.