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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-14

SUPREME COURT.-GlLBERT :. LYON,
- plaintiff, against WILLIAM :. HALL and JANE w:
HALL, his WIFE Munson Lockwood Hester r.. Nesir and
Sutton Hs furiy. the United States Trust Company u
New.Yofk ki.h, Horton and Leonsrd Miller deiendants
10 deie above named and each OF them You
hereby summoned snd required to answer the complaint in
soion nch i,d in the office Of the Clerk Of tho
County Of Weschester White Plains in the sad Couny
of Wechester and State OF NewYork the Plat day u
April 66l and to copy o. your the said
comulaio subscriber his oifce IL White Plans
the County of WestceeT in the state OF New York, within
twenty DAYS after the service Of this you
elusive Of the day Of such service and yoa fail to
the said comIai within the tue Aforesaid The plaintiff Ia
this action will apply the Court for tue relief demanded in
the complain. Dased April 81, 1902
myl7 iaw5wS JOHN J. CLAPP, Plaintiffs Attorney.
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NmusrMc1lrs

WINTER GARDEN.
TONIGHT. SATURDAY. June IL
AND EVERY EVENING -
PROFESSOR ANpEn,oN AGAIN %yicToRIoUs~
GREAT TRIUMPH
THE SENSATION OF NEW YORK
THRONGED AND OYERf LOWING HOUSES!
Beyond all precedent and oa' Of the pale Of all eomParsos
GRAND NEW SPECTACULAR BURLEsoUE
THE WIZARDS TEMPEST!
BY Charles GaI ler
Press aud public "iiSs pronounce that i Is
Most hhAeGia ASf$L9 s sf2RRGFEi2sTUi
AJSf RICHLY REsPLENDENf.
Ever T THF on hs H9Y;Yo,5 p,pr
IN PICTURESQUE BEAUTY.
No recent debutante la, achieved
SUCCESS SO MARKED
MISS EMILY THoRNE,
BUELEsQUE ACTRESS.
HIGHEST PISNAcLE OF AMERICAN FAME.
THE ADMIRABLE MUSIC.
CHARMING CHORAL EFFECTS.
THE GREAT SONG
LITTLE MISS FL0RA ANDERSON.
elici. tornadoes Of the widest appaue
o m IL The GouT'e Of the bufie'qae the
from the stage to the front Of the thessss
'"' y '''' VI" CIRcUArDo,nC BALCONY
TWO HUNDRED BEAUTIFUL WOMEN
FAIRIES and
To for this gorgeous entertainment 1t h requi
site apply in advance. Box office open daily from m
till ?. IA.
Doors open every evening a, Il at O'Clock
FIRST GRAND MATINEE POSTPONED to sATUR-
DAY, June II.
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NIXONs CREMORNE GARDENS,
~ Corner OF 6th-av snplith t. . 1900,
LESSEE AND PROPRIE OR....."JAMES NJ. NlAoN'
NOW OPEN FOR THE SEASON.
TIE entire enlistment - open from j. VII III p w.
every day and evening except suudsy
Three Grand Entertainments, snt oil .
FOP ONE PRICE o. ADMISSION
THE MAGNIFICENT CREHORhE GARDENS,
With evergreen trees lfIeo from insect snnoysncesh
The SPLENDID PALACE OF MUSIC
tses other sdyer-ement
Tue HALL OF FLORA,
the r.ress exhibition Of beautiful flowers seen
THE GORGEOUS TURKISH PAVILION,
Under hich will be given, EVERY AFIEhNOON and
EVENING the most ....,-,,-,
By ststs o world vide Ienown.
COM. FOOrE AND COL. SMALL,
the especial fsvOres Of the Juvenile world will hold their
LESEES EVERY AFTERNOON.
REFRESIIMENTS OF THE BEST KIND,
such Ices Creams Jeie Fruits. Couec;i0n.ry Cakes
Cinfs &c can be- bad OF after tive alters,
BUT NO LIQUORS OF ANY KIND
Spirituous vnous iermented, be bad or tolerated
Adulission TO Cremorn- Gardens Palace OF Music,
Hal Of Flora and Equestrian School. 20 cents ouy
Renewed seats m Equestrian cent. extra
Children sferuoon performances slo cents
Nstofs will find the btiav more convenient han
those o. tho tb-av they pass much nearer the entrance
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DURSUANT TO an order of ROBERT III.
l. COLES. Surrogate of the County Of es,ebester no
tie. hereby given according Jaw to all persons having
cim against The esate of ELISHA g. OTIS late NJ tho
Town of Yonkes in said County deceased to present tue
same with tire thereof 70 the undesiued .1nhr
traitor Ell and gusr goods ohs.te and credits of ne
saii decreased, 81 the Office Of WILLIAM A COON. AZ
toruey No 2 Broadway York City on or before no
gb day Of Ju, A D. -DaeC his - day ol Juidary.
A ID fs6l b.. Il. BABBIIT Administrators
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CENTRAL RAILROAD ofNEW-JERSEY..

.
" From foot Of Coufilaudts Connecting Hampton
}gacon with Delaware, LsckswAnns and Western Railroad
and Esson with Lehsh Valley Raroad and its conneo-
lions forming direct hn IN PihnrRh sd the Wo-s -i'hnnt
change Of cas- -.
sUMNER ARRANGEME ST-Commeneing Iiay s. 1862
Leave Newly OK as ioIiOBs:
HAERisBURG ExPKEss-At q. M. hr Eaton. Reading
Pot,sviie. Harrisburg Msucn CnuBk, WdiamspoIt &c
ALAlL TRAIS--At for Esston, Water Gap sefan-
Con, Oiest Bend. Pittstop, Nhkesb.rfer &C -, W.
Pm TuROreH TRAIN-fOr Eastoo Mench thuhk WIZ
,isflsosrt Reading, Postsyile, Harrisburg, Se
p n ~ Az PAssFSGRK TEAIS-For kaston, beth4ehen
Allentown. and Mauch Chunk
SOP NJ WAY TRAIN-For Somervile go -
8P NJ WFsTgRN FxPRRss-For katoo Allentown READ
s, srfsbnrg Pittsbureh and the West Sleeping cars from
Jersey City thrcu al to Pittsburgh -
EYpEyss TRAM POR H4RRisBC RG-Ihe a. M L1press
Train from NewIOrk arrive, AZ Harriburgai p NJ connect
M Fast and West Ceutra Railroad No them
Central Railroad North aud South and with the Cumoer
and Valley Railroad ~. ,
. Isy TGkOUGn EXPRESS TRAM YOR THE Ws.T, leaves
NevY 1rk a. daily Sundays e1certedl n 'Nns close
connection Hsrrisburc With Pennsylvania htiroad-wlth
10 cnange cars 10 Pittsburgh. and but one 70 Crcin
rs and Chicago -Four hours time is saved by taxing 'h
lIain. ~
Hti1ABgrHPoRT AND Ngw.YosK FpRRY-Lesye New
Yok nom Pier No 2 North River al 1:2O and II 20 O. H.
$40 asa, and p -. -,
The boats op at Bergen Point and Mariner HsIbor every
zip each way. JOHN " SiLhNo superintendent
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ArRA KEENE's THEATER.

I AURA KEENE's THEATER.
4 4 Ie..ee. .............MIsS MAGGIE MITCHELL.
Acting Msnager...... ......MR. JAMES PILGRIM.
The chafrIing and accomplished Comedieune,
MISS MAGGIE MITCHELL.
THIS AND EVERY EVENING II The WEEK
will be presented the thrilling Drama translated from the
GcIman) entitled
FAHCHOH; Or. THE CRICKET.
With rev and beautiful scenery. Thrilling rsoeauE Start
ling situations Splendid Appoinme t., Characteristic Cos
TUNES and Mechanical Illusions
Fsnchon her orgua char Miss MAGGIE MITCHELL
(Peffurmed by her with imnrnse success IN all the
piucipli cities Of the Uniou.l
Father Barbeaud rich Farmer j. H stoddM
Iandry.........l Twin Nr j. W. Collier
Ddder....... Brothers. .........Mr A. ii. Davenport
Mother Barbeaud ..................''M H. r. Oraan
N4del0l j.
M.ette Mas Adele Pluuket GTatAn
Doors open at "a performance commemorate
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Amusemeuts.
RARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.

RARN UM'S AMERICAN MUSEUM.
SATURDAY JUNE 10 1909.
GRAD GALA DAY
GRAND GALA DAY.
LAST DAY
LAST DAY
LAST DAY
OF
GRAND NATIONAL BABY SHOW.
GRAND NATIONAL BABY SHOW.
GRAND NATIONAL BABY SHOW.
GRAND NATIONAL BABY SHOW.
= SPLENDID DRAMATIC PERFORMANCES,
= SPLENDID DRAMATIC PERFORMANCES,
= SPLENDID DRAMATIC PERFORMANCES,
For the accommodation Of the multitude Of children who,
being oot OF seho viii throns the Mu'eam to see tue Beau
FIRST COMMENCING At O'CLOCK P. NJ,
THE SECOND AT a O'CLOCK T. NJ,
at each Of which will be produced
rHs ELEGANT CoNEDlgIrA
THE MARRIED RA kE;
YOUR LIES IN DANGER.
The Babies Exhibition today the most attractive
beautiful. snd Interesting including
THE!S1O0 FIRST PREMIUM CHILD,
THE 500 FIRST PREMIUM CHILD,
THE 800 FIKST PREMIUM CHILD,
FIVE $50 PREMIUM CHILDREN,
FIVE $50 PREMIUM CHILDREN,
Is PAIRS PREMIUM TWINS,
Is PAIRS PREMIUM TWINS,
DE- = L II - VI - VI L
3 SETS PREMIUM TRIPLETS,
80 AUTIFUL BABIES,
50 BEAUTIFUL BABIES,
so BEAUTIFUL BABIES,
alto gethsr con shutting Grsnd GsaKy Of
HUMAN ROSE-BUDS,
HUMAN ROSE-BUDS,
HUMAN ROSE-BUDS,
UNEQUALED IN THE WORLD
beside the Wonder o. " o,lers the
CHILD EIGHT MONTHS OLD.
WEIGHING but ONE POUND SEVEN OUNCES.
They win all be exhibition from II o'clock m. till
p M and all the BABIES, Tws TRPLErs and AT BABIES
over I years Of age iIon ill o p.
COM. NUTT-THE 100000 MUTT,
COM. NUTT-THE 100000 MUTT,
At oil hours and Interesting performance a. Intervals
Also. THE QUAKER or WOODEN Gun. ALhiN0
FAMILY BEAR SAMSON. MONSTER SNAKES, LIVING
HAPPY FAMILY. GRAND AQUARlA. &c
Admission all - cts children under ten, 70 eta.
~ LADIES and CHILDREN DESTROYS OF avoiding the
of great crowd will d. well to come early in
the moing-not or 10 oclock,nd see the mu.
aud other Curostie, before the Baby Show CO
uiences -. $3.50
"a DIPLOMAS FOR THE BABIES AND DOGS are
sill ready aud exhibitors will please call a. the office and get
them
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Gales bn Aurilon.

A. NJ. MERwiy Ancuone-i
DY BANGS, MERWIN ii Co., Irving Build
ID ngs Nos 20 and SO Broadway -Sses Of Books Sta
tonery Pete, Won, Of AIT Fancy Goods. Furniture. kc
EXECUTORS SALE
THE ENTIRE MISC ELLAStOyS LIBRARY OF the late
Dr. John W Francis Ii. d.. will be ,old on
MOSDAY AFTERNOON, June O. Ut o'clock aud the FOL
Low ing day. # tho week at the rGre hour
Yer parclaf. Ca4ogle q be la- - toe -ae-room
MONDAY, TUESDAY, and WEDNESDAY EVENINGS
june rs. r. aad ~. 3, ! o'clock.
PRIVATE LfBRARf--Beiug the entire hiscelsneous
Library Of ". A. see~v e., comprising very oice col
n STANDARD Eu-fh AID French Books 81 the best
.sous ma ir rs condition. TIE Library Ia as0 rich ~
complete "a OF Literary Reviews end Periodicals brought
dovntoa r,e no d en@afy I'll in ns sut substantial bud
n Tor particulars SEQ Cata9sls and $40 books - e stes
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This COMPANY invite the attention Of the public 70 their
superior aud vel. known GREEN and PURPLE koOtiNd
ne. or Depots In ali sizes suitable for roofing.
The public cautioned sns spurious and inferior ar
ticlc which has been represented and used Us Eagle
A slate roof is preferable TO tin, shingles or iron .
II well pat 1t lifetime without needing repsis ~
as cheap tin or shinge. II needs paint Rain water
from slate roof pure it has no faint Of decayed wood or
paint Slate roofs are insurance companies favor
them steam will not affect them
Experienced skaters If required will be sent to any part Of
the country upon application At the NewYort Depot orders
addressed sboyo or to g. FURhAk. No. 20 Coursand1''
New-York will receive prompt attention.
kswYoIk, MsIoh, lS6r
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ASSETS. ...................-............S SS2,S3B
A, Election held "a inst. the following gentlemen
ulanimousy elected Directors Tor the ensuing years
FRANCIS p FnPNALD GEORGE G.. PETERS,
WILLIAM ELLSWORTH BENZ. II. ST. LWELL,
FRANCIS A. PALMER SAMUEL =. WHITING,
JAMES BARNES JEDEDIAH MILLER Md.
FRANCIS p SCHOALS GEORGE GILfILLAN VI d.,
CHARLES BUEKHALTTR EDWARD c. BADEAU,
IOHN IODINE JBERT KNIGHT.
ISAAC v BRIGGS GILBERT H. BEECKMAS.
JOSHUA SUTTON BRYAN r. SMITH,
JOIiN r. BRUCE JES ~ SELI3MAN,
JEREMIAH Y. SPADER
AAsubsequeut meeting OF The Board. FRANCIS T. FUR
NALD esq. unanimously elected President, md NAl
ELLSW ORTIZ. esq, Nicefresideut.
dividend declared 10 Ten per cent out Of the
earnings Of the last sx months payable the 1t Of July
next. by order, WIN. +. LEOCkIf,
LONE II 1862 Secretary.
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OFnoE or rHg JRPPEascSvIILp, RMLRoAp
I DAN FOR EIGHT HUNDRED THOU

II
u SAND DOLLARS. by the COMP rROLLER Of the
STATE OF NEW-YORK on account Of deficiency in the
Sinking Fund pay portion Of the General Fund Debt
The Comptroller By virtue of the act chapter l6 Laws 81
1919 hereby gives notice that SEALED PROPOSALS will
be received his office until tn. 8h day Of June instant at
II O'Clock Of that DAY, fOrs LOAN or EIGHT HUN
DRIED THOUSAND DOLLARS, for which transferable GER
of Stock Will be issued In the 81 the Eco
pe OF ths State OF NewYort un'er article Of the Cons
tuition bearing interest the OF six per cen,
payable quarterly, the first days OF January April July
and October in otch year and tho principal imbu,be on
the first day Of july 1919 IL 20 be understood that the
Comptroller will be A. liberty tax. les. sum- II the offers
such in his opinion adgan 10 the Interests
OF tie State The proposals be iJf the whole OF any
part said Loan less than 5000 All proposal. to be
sealed Endorsed Lon by the Controller account Of
the General FUND Debt Sinking Fund" and inclosed ~ an
envelope drec ed to the Comptroller Of the State OF New
York, Albany. 49,
The money viii he required to be paid the Goth day OF
June instant by deposs the in specie It's cqnVa
len, the credit Of the treasurer u the State Of New fors
in the Bank OF the Manhattan Company, New-York
The certificates Of State stock issued 70 the NewloT snd
Erie Railroad Company smolDrg % %uNOD feimbufsahe
ls July 1862 will also be Tcceiyso IN payment OF Dds
ntee. the Loan will commence the hrst day OF July
next and II will he paid the holders Of tie stock quarterly
The lnk OF the Mauhseu COMPANY, hew.toIk-Dated
liz LUCIUs ROBINSON, Comptroller.
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NtW-YORK sUPREME COUkT.-F.EtRb,,

NEW-YORk SUPREME COUkI.-FER-
~ DINAND +. BLANCHE, Plaintiff, against HENRY
NHEIMER and Theresa his sif, Joseph Hnbef and
Theresa his wife William Hahn, David ksiser and Cahs
rue bis wife Chr.tian Schs.er Francis Pete Gouied
Brud Peter 3 sharp Peter Lowe, William Orth John u
Boettner, John II Stephens Chsres Moitord Anthony
d. MoTfora Francis Link John korb Ferdinand W. S.ncke
Defendnta-Summons for relief tCom. not serv) To the
defendants You hereby summoned ard re-
qai ed TO the complaint In this action which will %
fled tine office OF the Clerk OF the County OF Rcksnd
at Csrkstown in said County aud to serve copy Of your
answer the said complaint the subscriber at his oroo
number 90 Wilsm.street, in the City OF Newfork within
twenty days service Of th. summons on yon exci-
sye OF the day of such service aud fail 70 answer tbs
said COMPLAINT within the time Aforesaid the plaintiff IN this
will apply the Court for the relief demanded a the
couplaint-Daed Newly ork. April Isl, 1861
WILLIAM r. STAFFORD, Plaintiffs Attorney.
No 63 William st.
The COMPLIANT in thi. seton filed III the Office Of thc
Clrk OF tie County of Rocknd Clsrkstown, "a sid
County on the third day Of April. 5S2Dsted New ok.
May 9, 1902. WILLIAM X slhfnhD'
MsylO lsw6wS fsin'Ir' 9 Attorney
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frrniiure.
CeQal Notices.

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
Of tie Comfy OF NswNork Notice l. hereby ,yen to ally
persons having claims ag,int THOMAS PARklN lac ef
tie City of NewYok dsc-4ed. to psseni the same with
thereof to the subscriber at the office OF sPhlNo
RI SSELL. No "a Pioest in the City Of New York, 90
fourteenth dag Of December next Dated New
York the eth day OF June, 1899. - -
lei aw6nSF tHAs. III. PAhhIN Admr
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II :. BONDS, 7 $40 TREASURY NOTES,
u. ONE YEAR PER CENT CERTIFICATES. aed
AMERICAN GOLD purchase. aud always hand for sale
bv LIVFRMORE, CLEWS Co,
Banker. and Dealers IN Securities.
No. ~ WsllsL. y. Y.
Qusrermaster Vouchers and DIs collected ehcspy and
erpedousy advanced uPon houg ht al the highest mar
Ret price.
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For S333, 600 "CENrRAL

PROPOSALS FOR S3}3, 600 CENTRAL
i PARK IMPROVEMENT FUND STOCK of l8'6"-
Sealed proposals viii be- received at tn, ComlrooFs Office,
until FRIDAY the 21ih day OF june 1861! at o'clock r.
when the will be publicly opened oI The whole pert
of the sum Of THREE HUNDRED AND -IIlEEE
THOUSAND DOLLARS OF the CENTRAL PARK M
PRONEMEAT FUND STOCK" authorized by Chap. 03 u
OF $780, and by Ordinance OF the Common Coun
ell approved By the Mayor. April q, 1900
The said stOck viii bear Interest Al the rate OF liz per cent
per snnum payable quarter yearly aud the principal will De
redeemed Sov. !, 1876
The proposals viii state the smount Of stock desired and
the price per hundred dollars thereof And the persons
whose proposals accepted will be required deposit with
the Chlmbersin of the City within fifteen days after the
opening Of the bids the arded to them respectively
On preventing the Comptroller the receipts Of the Cham
ala deposits the parties will be- entitled to receive
cerhca ioT amOuuts Of the par value OF tbs stock
bearing interest rom tho dates Of paymert,.
Each proposition should DO sealed snd ndorsed Proposals
for Central Park In proyemen Fund Stock and neosed III
second envelope. addressed 10 the Comptroller
The right Is reserved to reject any all Of the BIDS con
dered necessary to protect or promote ne interests o ms
city. hObi' haNS, NoHipioHei'
City Of New-York Department Of Finance
Comptrollef's Office, May %. 1862
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GTONINGTO ON LINE Tor Boston, via GRO
~ TON NEW-LONDON. SrONINGr0S, rROVI-
DENCE. NEWPORT. TAI NTON end NEW-BEDFORD.
The splendid steamers COMMONWEALTH srd PLY
MOUTH ROCK will leave Pier No 10 N. r., foot Of Court
l.nii-si.. DAILY Except Sunday, at p IN.
Freight taken low by any other line Otce Of Com
fGy, No. lis West-st.. corner Of CourtlsI dist
w NJ. EDWARDS Agent.
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Gcwina Alarbiues.

"ClINKLE &LYON" SEWING MACHINE
Il COMPANY.
No. 538 BROADWAT, y Y.
Five things 10 consider 81 buying n Sewing NacliEe
Isi-ls II simple and easily understood
25-is II durable end easiy kept m ofderf
3d-Is il adapted TO great range Of WOrkt
lth-DOes il DO it, work well
5th-Is it protected from patent itieationl
To all Of which Ia the Affirmative az 70 our Ma
chine aud further say that
We warrant every Machine sell TO rive better sssfGc
ton than any other VIII refund the money Pleas,
call and examine send fOT circular, which with price
Is, aud samples WORK. will be sen. by mail free Agents
waited
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i PORT and FALL RIVER-The splendid and superior
steamer METROPOLIS. Capt Brown leaves New'York
sy.ry TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY. at 5
o'.ock D. M aud the EMPIRE STATE. Capt. Brayto
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY, at O'Clock p. m,
from Pier No. 3 N. X.
Hereafter no rooms win be regarded secured any sp
pH,sut ubtil the shall have been paid for.
Freight Boston is forwarded through with great dispatch
ty a. Express Freight Train.
VIM EORDEN. Agent Nos. 20 and II West.st.
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DniIoina ttlaterials.
DOPING SLATE.
EAGLE SLATE COMPANY.

pepo-Coner Of 1Othav and Qusries at Hyseylle Yer
lathst New-York mont n. II Urn
ADAM P0NTON. superintendent
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TIVE MERCHANTS BANK. - Notice is


rlNO HOLDERS OF the BONDS OF the tlif
the Colurnbu. XenARs.io. p S1as,y '' "
an. holder. the Bonds Of shr Ci'J's 49,. -. 90,
the let day OF July 1919 payable 10 the Tre.sdfsf "
Cnlubu. and XeniG Railroad mpsn, or bearer and made
J.emsble on the 1T day Of Apdi, D. 1855 redeem
able Il ID. pleasure o. the City Council Of Columbus ssr tho
lat dAy OF Anil A D. 1854 hereby ted that SAID
CIV Council are now ready 20 redeem said Bolfs, a. the
ofF . OF MILLER DONALDSON Co, IN the ty OF Co
Ohio and that interest tad Bonds aileI tne i
day OF July A ID. 1904, will be- paid by be city.
~ l.. DONALDSON. President,
J. J. FRRSuOs, City council 'eiuhousi W.
City Clerk
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NETWORK & NEw.HAvEN RAILROAD.

Tine bos, on At BERGEN Point snd Marner HsIbor every
tsip each way JOHN o. STLkNS. superintendent.
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'AFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.
NOR HARTFORD- MERlDEN. and SPRlNG.


~ ~ Connisndlst MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRl-
my Al q N m ; leaves Albany on TUESDAY, THURS.
nay and SATURDAY arrival Of the Western Iraia The
ISAAC NEWTON on the alternate days.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-12-13

LARGE DrPosIT o. noNEY.-A somewhat
singular discovery was made infa house in
ST Louis. The drgds gives the following
account OF the story:
The inmates of ono Of our largest up
town mansion houses, a taw days since,
were supposed to find large number Of
bees flying about one OF the upper rooms,
As the little fellows con inued to occupy
the place. the bee naturalist was scut TO
investigate On entering the rooms he
exclaimed, You have honey somewhere
here, and proceeded to search for it
On removing the tirebOard he discovered
that one tiue of the chimney was fill OF
honey comb, which was hanging down in
the fire place, and the honey dropping
from it; proceeding 70 the top of the
house to sound the chimney he found the
the same; one fue Of the chimney was
fLli. and the bees were indu>triou>ly at
work thera also. These tiues Of the CHM
n.y had never been used; they We're pias
tele,l smooth inside and were perfectly
dark, s,cne having been placed on the
top of each fiue The bees had decended
the adjoining fiues. and found small holes
about ten inches from the top OF the chin
ney, leading into the closed tiueS, and
through these holes they made their way
in and out. On removing the tireboard,
the bees seeing the great light which had
in Epou them, descended to the room and
gathered on the Windows. until they were
covered to the thickness of three inches
1t is estimated that there wer in the two
fiues from 10000 to $4,000 bees, and from
1000 to 1900 pounds OF honey.
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| battery, to whom the captured train be-
longed, had n:istook US for a rebel force
marching on to this place, and had formed
into line of battle ready to give US a hearty
reception, and did not find out their mis-
tako until our little squad of cavalry rode
| up to their outposts. The cavalry that
| went in pursuit Of the rebels, drove them
about "a miles into the Cumberland
| mountains, recaptured seven of the wagons
and nine of the men they had taken prl-
soners The escort that was taken con-
| sisted of "a cayalrymen. 1t was reported
here that, when the rebels found that
they were pursued and likely to lose their
prize, they deliberately shot all the re-
naming prisoners, but the story is not
generally believed.
Since we have been stationed here we
have had several alarms Friday night
we were called from our warm beds and
ordered out about mile from town where
We had to guard cross road. A negro
had brought in report that heavy body
OF rebels were moving on the town to cut
us off from the main camp, which is O
little over a mile from here.
Tonight again we are sleeping on our
arms Information of reliable character
has been received that heavy force of
rebels have crossed the Cumberland river
few miles above us and will either at
tack us tonight early in the morning
Whether there is any truth in IL will de
pend on what the morrow brings forth.
/ should hate to be driven from here,
so soon, for We have made quite a number
OF very pleasant rebol acquain,auces One
lady, whose husband is in the Southern
army, is exceedingly kind and obliging
She has fine FLOODED horse, which she
has placed at our disposal-in fact she has
given him 10 us while we remain here, on
condition that we shall save him from
being contiscated She agreed TO day that
if | would allow her to go and see her
husbandI who was not over 80 mics of
| might go along, and she would see that
| should be protected, and allowed to re-
turn unnclested TO my company. The
only restriction demanded was, that |
should remain blindfolded while within
their pickets She agrees to furnish a
horse and buggy-and tell you she has
= nice one too had, however, TO refuse
the kindness
We are now boar ding IN a secesh house.
1t has been kept heretofore as hotel, but
hard times and the war has put an end 10
hotels through here Whiskcy i $500 pr
gallon, while other liquor. cannot be had
at any price and, as money is a little
scarce, bar keeping has also dried mp and
in this country q tavern without a bar Is
no tavern at all
1t is now Il o'clock and no fight yet
If all Is we'll in the mcrping | will add a
postscript. If not. look out for something
stirring next week. u.