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chipping INTELLIGENCE
Cleared.

sssnshps-Ciy Of Manchester DBL Hslersw. Liverpool
John q. Dale, PsIhepburg, Hoffman New Orssns, II.
Cromwell 4 Co.
ship.-Don QsiIo,e, Jolnsop San Frsneiseo ". Cody
CRY Of Monr al. Luther London. Thomas Durham.
hHht-Krsnlin, Burfsss, Portland. Miller 4 Houshton
Reindeer Wellington, Bsb.doss Henry TIe.bh5ss' Son.
Spirit % the Times (Brl Pulferd Liverpool. Mcdonald
Co. O. W. Horton Sleeper. PoIt Spain (Trinidsdl Msses
Duncan
Bhss-cbmlone lBLl, Lombard; Liverpool Ore Ffsn
Dewof; HNrs, DR.. Roy. Trinidad {. A. Dswoh
Olive. hsn.hed Hanilton tBsrmudal fuith. Jonc. GO
sehoon.n-John G. Henry. Lover: Philadelphia David {.
Poster Towns-nd Beaufort, N. C., NJ 7 Runyou ITO j.
c Baxter Bice Philsdspha Arsdre Robinson fs River
Mary Emms Bespe Port Royal &. Ooodspesds Truro TIT J.
DAri. Port Prince. =. Whitney Co TrtD'ept luton
Hog .sDd, d. w Nssghn. clifford Washinstop ID. e.. A. w.
sih.yi cernslu. Brindlsy. wsships'Sn H. sisl.yi d.
q. Huise Davis Wtshns Jonss smith Francis sstsrly
Couilin. Ws.hirs'os: Jonas smith w, Smith Boyd
WA.hrsan Edgar Banter ssmnis Chineg,essoe Charles
Cosas wisgtn, Re fillmore B.u.s'. sHih c. C.ren.
Coles. Petit. Fot Wood. Oossn Wave Lssd Wsshingten
Geo e rrs'eo, Br Smith, - Jehns p r. Thou" Md
deiont G A Crook. Evertsm, Baltimore. Van brrn,
ssshii Iunis D.pew. Ea~nd'. Bs,i@ore. V,n srant .
S.ghtt May. Wooster New OreAns. Rob.en Fostes j.
W. Copsdon. Summon. 0usSsegps ,. w. Hubbard Go
Avon, Woodpsn.fn Baltimore, Van Brani ssSht Henry
Payson. Cfow.ll. Booo America Brl kseent Corr -.s
q. H. Dswolfs ids tBLl bsIsrreI. b. Jshn H. H., d. X
D-woM
sioops-Arrors williams Norwich. H. g. Rseksu, Thouss
Hull. Hull Providence L. kssny
stesmer.-Fhginis. Suyo-r W1shinsten. ID D. Tsmphins
Ihomss sp.ris Allen WAshinst"n
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SUPERIOR COURr-CgAsBsRs-O -
Before Justice ROBERTSON.

John Schsefer agt. Julius II. Sick-Ihe sfidavni
IN this cs,e are upsasseoy There mu BE- reference
eauire espeeog the original ,nd an as'
TO snce the defendants withn the county Of Newfc
subject him TO arrest On the confirmation oil the hemee
Renor N he report in favor OF the defendant on boz
grounds the motion be csned with 90 costs; IN "a
vor OF tho defendants, ON either ground ~ mus. oe
with same costs TO him Papers with Clerk st Chsmoers
Before Justice MosEIL ..
The Right Of Mutual Redemption aRt. MT.
for defendant dsmsug comp ain VIII
cess (Fiudings of CopelU,ion Of Law Gu fie)
Before Justice Wnira.
H. b. Wakeman agt. Leonard Bramam.-M ouoh
grated . ,.,,
Edward Lup;oa sst Jas G. Jewest ae-t'hree cases J.
Motion for reference granted . ,.,,
Granted unless guardian, within twenty days shall procure
loan less property than 10 porpoad In The papers
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advertisement
EnMARn IL. DIXON. NJ. ID.

Scapel. will give recocd Of ten lectures the
Anatomy and Diseases Of the Pelvic VifceTa TO those surgeons
and adysnced students who wish TO master the modern
methods dasuo, and of this important subject
90 nsdequst-ly treated in tho College Curriculum The
lectures win be Illustrated by scons and fall seres
prepaaons and comprise the practical application OF
HE for the radical of Hernia Hsnonhoids
Fistula, SrctlTe. and Vaicocele. The fee Is leo Full
sets of the INSTRUMENTS with autographed view. OF the
anatomy ofibe structure involved furnished at $fS
Address letters to Box No. l2 City applications at his
residcnc-. No u 5thsv Office hours etc 10 and to
EVENING"
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Tue STEAMER BRrNFs.-The North German
Lloyds ,teamer Bremen, which was to have lef'
Southampton on the nth instant, for New-fork, II
no, coming, having been laid up for the Winter
Her mails will be brought by the Edinburgh.
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Ocean CLEANERS.

4 RRANGEMENT commencing July j, 1867
IN FOR CALIFORNIA VIA PANAMA.
a'cla.' steamer win leave New.Yort on The ss Ilsh
ard ?s Of each month except when these dates ial on
SUNDAY. whom The day Of departure viii be the MONDAY
For h:lsh. or p..ss apply .. the only sce No Bowl
ing-sreen. ID. Is. ALLEN Agent
NJ o. ROBERTS'S LINE STEAMSHIPS,
W. FOR CALIFORNIA AND OREGON VIA MIC
GREAT RED ffs1 ~ fsRss THaouoH TO
NO DETENTION ON The ISTHMUS.
The new and splendid steamship AMERICA, 2oeo tuas
JEFF. Many Commander viii sail on SATURDAY, October
as ocoek noon prec.ey from her Pier at the foot Of
Wsrrea.s North River for sia joan del Nots connecting
with tho fast and weil.knowu steamship MOSES TAYLOR,
$40 iuns E. Howes Commander to sa witho delay for
San Fr.ncisco direct arrival Of the 81 San Juan
The speed and Of these steamers
surpassed by any either and Intended
land Passengers by this Do In San Francisco within Il
fhs un5srssusd having been In the caorns trade from
the beginning bess nfom the public that this prrms
9en, line ana not Ra. on for the purpose Of being soa: or
tied month"; and In sin month. other ships will DO
ready. go that double service may DO relied upon.
For ini'r~'d'n or p'''':' 'FPSSs9o ROBERTS
No. III West-st. corner OF Wsrren-ss.. North River
NorIcnTbe restriction. on travel having been owed
by order OF the War Department passenger. sbou. to visit
Europe will longer be required themselves with
CfEAM WEEKLY to LIVERPOOL. touching
~ ct Queeustown Cork Hsrborl.-Ths Lfvsrpos. New
loik aud Philadelphia Sesmshp Company intend dispatch
ug their full cd Clydebu on SIesnship. " o!ows
ana rvery succeeding SATURDAY. M noon. fIom Pier
No ~ North River.
RATES PASSAGE
FIRST SIS SIERRA GE. ..".......6 33
Fir't Cabin to London. 81 s,esrsg- to ondon..... ~
fi0t CaOin 20 Paris @ steeragc to Paris ~
First Cabin to Hamburg IS Steersss 70 Hamburs. 20
Passengers forwarded TO Hsvrs Bremen Rotterdam.
Antwerp &c. ct equally low rates
Earrs from Liverpool Queenstown; lat Caba. &s ssa
and ms. SteeTsgs from Liverpool. SA3 From Queens
f Those who ~h send lor their iends buy
tickets here at these rates
These Steamers have superior modsons for pasen.
gers strongly built Ia Wa.s tgh, Iron Sections. and
cary Patent Fire Annihators Experienced Surgeons ss
aliaencd 10 each steamer.
For further informs lou apply 10 LIVERPOOL TO WILLIAM
ISMAN Agent NO. ~ WatT o.. Ia glasgow 10 ALIEN NAL
COLIN. No. st Ehoch,quafe. In Queenstown TO {. w.
u. SEYMOUR Il Co. In Londoo TO EWES MACY, No
IL hing Wiilau-st Ia Pan, to JULES DECOUE No ~
Roe Nore Dame des Victeires Place Bourse In PILLS
De. phs to JOHN O. DALE. No. Ill NSnuts. or al the
Con panys OhceA
JOHN q. DALE Agent. No. Is Broadway. MI.
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fAdvertisencntl

AROMATIC SCHIEDAM SCHNAPPs."
The suberiter hegs leave TO call the attention Of bis cot,
and the public hi. tariff OF prices for Schnapps
and his Bottled Wines and Liquors
UpoLPuo WoLFR, Nc. % Besverst
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ro,,Rr CALFNDAR-TBrE.pAr

SrpRIME CouRr-CIRcUIr.-part l.-Adonrnct
for tbe ,rm Part Il-Nos 34s a6S2 1854 1885, 1854 3o6l
3sh? 1894 1868 1918 $780, 36S2 1884 1886 1888 1890 Jc
1904 a96 Part Ill Nos 2ss5. 1881. 3l5. 1927. $50
SUPREME CouRT-SFEcIAL TERM.-Part I.-Ad
ounsd for the Term Part II-kdjourned for the Tenn
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PassenRers Arrived

Ia bark La PLATA. lo~ Bussos hr"-Cspt A. N. sheve-
rich and wife George y. Brown .
In bavkeniins Young america, from Ner Orlsdns-R NJ
DenmAn, w. II. Berthslot. c. b. Tibbets.
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Passenaers failed

IN sfes nsAp Guy u hdneassv. for Iitsypoo-Gsorse
Rigs, Mr. and Mn A. Kahn, Augustus Wissmss, henTy :
Tate o. McKeeve Stewart Mash jr with others In the
stecrsge.
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Disassers. Ae.

NEWPORT, Oct 28, 1872
Tn. .cr Ellen Perkins Of Dennis with cargo OF lumber
from New Yok bound to SaDgos 10 here eaky WIN have 70
discharge cargo and 60 the Marine Railway for repairs
The schr Colorado from Phsdepbi for Boston, arrived a.
Dutch Island Harbo the lotn leaking 100 strokes per
hour Size procured assistance 10 pumping and proceeded on
the Path ,,
10y letter to Ellwood Waiter sso.. Sec BID Ude'w's
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Young men can learn their true pursuit, and
parents how 10 their children TO be useful aud happy by
chronological Examination at Fowler Wells. Js Bdwsy
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IMMATURE sI.nsssS

MINIATURE sLnSrs0
-Risss,..e:77 Sets ...........s00 Msea-6sa.
WATER TINS DAT.
sandy Book.. 1.06 Gov. Island l:3S Hsl0sfe...
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1ort-n)ar0ens' Notue.
90 Wbom II man Concern.

DLAKEs PATENT ARGAND GAS
ID BURNER for sale by tho Subscribers. sole Agent.
therefor All persons cautioned against infIinug said
Patent HENRY N. HOOPER Co,
No. So eommerclsl.st. Boston, Oct 10. 1861
COLDIERS' BOUNTIES, PENSIONS, BACK
OPAY PRIZE MONEY, OFFICERY SECURITIES. and
CONTRA OTORY ACCOUNTS, together with all other jus.
claims sgsussihe Government a!
rates Apply 20 sOMES, BROWN l. THRUSH. No.
Park place, T. NB.-send stamp for our Hand Hool Of
InfoIns!ion-
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STEAMBOATS, an0 Railroads.


nAY BOAT for ALBANY and INTERIM
~ DlAIE LANDINGS Steamer ARMENIA. fro n foot
~ Harrison 1t. every MONDAY WEDNESDAY. and FRI
DAY. o! ! O'Clock M. stopping at 3Othst.
NORTHERN X. X. of NEW-JERSEY.-
IN aims Jersey City for Pisrmout $50 and Q: IS
q M i;.ua ami b.O D. ni and IS y IN. On WEDNESDAY
and SATURDAY emily. H. W. DEMARESr, Su,t.
NOTlCE.-CHANGE of HOUR-"FALI.
~ RIVER LlNE"--On and after MONDAY Nov Sd III,
steamers Of the FALL RIVER LINE" a. Boston via New
polt and Fen River will leave Pier No. N r. at tot X
O'Clock, instead OF FIVE, a. heretofore.
WILLIAM BORDEN, Agent,
Noe 20 and II Wes..st.
NETWORK, HARLEM, and ALBANY r. X.
l For Albany. Troy North aud West SUMMER AR
RANGEMENT, commencing THURSDAY, May I, 1892
For ALBANY 1890 Express Mail Train from 26.h o.
Station.
Fer Local Trains Tine Table
JOHN BURCnlI.L, Assistant Superintendent
NHANGE Of HOUR - NORWICH AND
~ WORCESTER LNE--On aud sfter MONDAY, Nov
the steamers Of this line will ssvs 81 O'clock ~ instead
offs Y AeTsssfsIs =. g. MARJIN, Agent
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FATAL BuRsIsG ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS morning
Mary Reeves residing the Of Onebundred sud
twenty sixth street aud Third tsly burned BY
inpruden;iy usiDg csphene the be which she
was kiDdling She will not recover.
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corner Of First avenue and Ninth street. took place

corner OF t1rst avenue anu NiuSu eleeb, ook pihco
on Wednesday lsst The school deserves particular
mention from the fact Of its rapid growth and the
proficiency Of its rurils. The monthly reception of
last week was very interesting affair. Mr.. Miller,
Chairman OF the Committee, opened the exercises
by reading portion Of the Proverbs, after which
the children repeated the Lords Prayer and sung
hymn, Mrs Grove presiding at the piano. Cert-
fcsies were then awarded by Mr.. Miller,
who addressed the children in a very happy
manner. He was followed by Mr.. Wllisms, another
of the Trustees. who reminded the children OF The
privileges Of our school system, as compared with
thas Of biz own day, and urging them 70 renewed
Efforts. The children were also addressed in cheer.
ful aud encouraging manner by Mr.. Hazelsinc tnd
Mr.. Meeban. The order and discipline Of the 800
children present were very creditable to Miss Anna
NJ. Power, who took charge of this feature Of the
exercises.
This school has growH from a small Primary to its
present dimensions in less than two years. which
argnes well for the ladies who have charge of IL,
Miss Biukerhoii, Principal, and Miss Jones, Vice
Principal. Miss Cannon, who exercised the children
ct the piano, deserves mention.
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.o.n,sY OF MusIc.-A dramatic and musical
.,t.,,aumeut will be given this evening, at the
Academy Of Music, for the benefit Of the Roman
Cstholc Orphan A,ylums Of New-York. Artists
rom ysrous city theaters will participate and the
General perfor will be under the direction OF
Mr. N. b. Clark. The particular objec's of the occs'
,oo "a we'll az the order of the entertainment, II
indicated in che advertisement which appears in the
regular colgmn today.
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SCHOOL DisrRBuTios.-Tbe monthly disribu-
Mon Of certificates Of merit at Wsrd-Scbool No. %.
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SrABBiSe CAsE.-On Tuesday night, Charles RUE
sell youpg German, got into ofeeson with persons
the Of Allen and Stanton streets and
dangerously stabbed in the abdomen He taken TO his rect
depce No. l63 Seventh street.
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Law INTRLLEGKNCR.
UNITED yrATEs CIRCUIT cOURT-ocr. so-Bsiors
- Judge SnIHxAM
FOUND GUILTY OF FITTING OUT sLAyrR.

Judge SupxAM
FOUND GUILTY OF FITTING OUT A sLAyIR.
In the case of Albert Horn, merchant, fined fol
the oeDse Of boins principal party In the fitting out OF w
steamer City Of Norfk SLAYER tho jury to-day aiseS
de,ibersion Of two urs. found the accused guilty.
II understood that Mr. Brady will toby move FOR nee
trial.
hJPREME COURT-CHAxBRRs-OcT. 79.-Before Justice
IrGRAHAn.
DECISIONS.
Major Thompson ct al agt. Robert Shenard et al
Charles Peiey agt Edward Lupton ct al VIM Drummer o.
al AIT Robt Cumming ct al-Afoons denied.
Joel r. Morse AIT VIM. Lasker-Motion granted on pay
niert Of $40 costa
Henry i. Brevoor sgt James T. Brett ct sl-Rsference
erdeIed I, n.,,
levin Lewinthal agt. Marcus Salineer ct a.-Deisnlt
opened and cau,e down for Friday ON payment OIL
co,is Of Trial aud Of moiion. -,
Thos A. Wilmort aet Peter Y. C1tter-Mouoo ee1'e"'
with leave 10 plaintiff to renew. &c
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DULBS aud Flower Roots, Hyacinths,
ID Tup. Crocu, &c just received per steamer from de
Lsnse Iisarrm Holland for sale BY the by the
dozen also tiyacnsh Glasses C. RAOUk No % Cedar st.
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IN PURSUANCE OF an order of ROSWELL
&. ERANARD esq Surrogate Of the Coun,y Of Kings:
NOTICE Is HEREBY 6IvEN. according 70 law. TO sl per-
having claims ssainst JOHN RAY late Of the City
Brooklyn, decssssd that they eqnisd to exhibit the
with tho vouchers thereof to the subscriber the sd
mnistratrix No 81 Futosree ~ the Ciy OF Brooklyn
before the 18th day of November neyt.Da,-d May T.
1862. MARY J. RAY, AdministrstriX.
Mye lsw6moTh.
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FATAL AcciDrsr.-Timothy Collins, q boy z
years Of sse residing No. Is Tbonss street
by cart at the of Liberty ard Washington Streets
Tue,day evening and killed instantly The csrtman
rested but the Coones jury rendered verdict OF accidental
dssth
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NOTICE to CREDITORS.-Notice is hereby
~ given according TO law TO all persons having sims
ssin, STEPHEN H. BALLOU late ofthe Village Of Lock.
port the County Of Niagara and State OF SewYok deceas
cd that they required exhibit the same. wh he sosch.
thereof the subscbe the executors Of tho last will
and Of tbs said decrssed at tho of NJ
Chyser in the Village Of ockpor, Aforesaid be-
the 9th dsy Of December nexDsed this Ith day Of
May, 1892. ACOB a. CHfsLEa,
SUMNER BALLOU, Execntors
H. % I a
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May a., .w mo III JOB ". VAIL.


y TIER sst THEODORE e. T0MLlNsOS and Abby Z. .,
his wife, Edward s. Kee,t and Louisa his wife. l. kei
lett and - his wife, Michael Kelly aud - bis wife,
The Mayor Aldermen and Commonay IL the City Of New
York Jsremish 3. Bunce. James Fslor Dolphin Coon.
Miehsei Kelly. scnior Lyman Chaplin, John n Hayward
James Fc,trcat aad Peter Dolan-Sumuions far relief
Con. not ser)ro the defendants; You are Lei.by ,nn
eompi tut IN this sction
which was FLED In Of Of the City and
County Of NswYok 1t the City Hall OF said city the Gh
day September 1861 and to cory OF srswe to
the complaint sub.crhsr his Office No IS Pine
It, in the City Of Ne~iok, within twenty dsys aer The
Of this exclusive OF the day Of such
service ard you TAIL the said complaint within
the time Aforesaid the plaintiff THE action will spgy to
tn. Court for the RELIEF demanded In the Dated
New ORR, Sept 1862 JAMES W. MONK,
% lawtwTh Plaintiffs Attorney.
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GemingMarbines.
Eeqal Notltes.

ESTATE Of WALTER II. HAVENS.-All
IL persons having claims against Walter II. HsYen-.
owing him. requested 10 present their claims and make
payment Of their indebtedness to the undersigned, at the
Office Of ROBERT PRUTHEKUE. esq Room No. % hetst
building. No. 335 Broadway, New.York-NewYork Sept.
IS, l6l. ANDREW }. SMITH, Assignee.
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lfle0ieal.
AIMS ORIGINAL RUSSIAN

nR. GUTMANN's ORIGINAL RUSSIAN
~ vAPoR-BATHS, No 3T3 4th-st, between Broadway
aud Bowo with and cold wa,er Shower and Douehe
Baths. Steam Doaches, &c Open daily for gentlemen ffom
to 10 aud 10 10 for ladies' from 10 TO IL
sundays. for gentlemen only, from to IL These
Babs certain iemedy for rheumatism. Gout Paralysis
Naraga chronic dsesses Of the skin chronic CAsuns
(cdds) mercui,l affections Dyspepsia, &c Every comfort
convenience. aud attention provided for Terms moderate.
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LAUNCH OF A SrrAMsHIP.-To.day, at q o'clock
. steamship will be launched from the yard of j.
simonson, the foot Of Tenth street, East River
.. Greenpoint. She is q splendid side-wbee
steamer, Of about 1900 tuns, aud is built for Com
uodore Vanderbilt Of this city.
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BOARD OF ALDgRnEs.-At q meeting Of this
Board on Tuesday afternoon, communication was
received from the Mayor, nominating Wm. A. Hall
Es Street Commissioner, but 1t was rejected by a
vote OF TO 10. A communication was received
from the Mayor, calling attention to the fact that it
was necessary to learn the exact quota Of volunteers
yet due the Government by this city. He therefore
recommended tina. Gen. Anthem be empowered to
have Tree access 70 sach Of the public documents
be might desire, In making investigations as 10 the
number yet due. After ZONE discussion on the sub
Jet, Mr.. Dayton offered resolution embracing the
Mayors Recommendation, which was adopted. MIR.
tresr offered resolution authorizing tho Nat oral
COMMITTEE 10 employ clerk, at Is per day, to assist
Cen Anthem, but tbs was laid over under the rule
DR. Dayton offered O resolution that the Croton
Board DO directed to remove the rails in Seventh
avenue which had been illegally laid. strennoaly
nog that the rights Of the city shonld be projected
Mr. froment thought they had better not 70 TO work
700 isf Mr.. Booe suggested that tie resolution
WIS q hit ut the Committee on Railroads, whom he
would say had been ndGsiriously ut work consider
ing the subjeei, and would make their report at an
cary Gay. The resolution was referred to the Com
niItee on Railroads petition was presented by a
COMMITTEE on behalf Of the 18th Regiment N. Y s.
n, asking the Common Council TO take steps to
procure tbsm their pay. Referred TO the Committee
on National Affairs. The Board then adjourned
until Friday at .. m.
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I ONG ISLAND RAILROAD-CHANGE o

~ "Reminiscences Depot James.slip and foot Of
3thst, r. k-winter AIIsngenlel's c'amr Gag Friday.
Oct -, E": Leave Nsw York 81 for Gfeeppou. &c
IsbP ss9a N. Ard p N. for syo,set' at Tor h,"c
s'sad Sundays tho tIsin leaves Hunters Point oh st
Ferry at $3.50 for fapbsns aud inferuedis stations
excursion rs.es, returning leaves fsPnsnk st 3;S
On fraay and Saturday, mig the lsi0 tfi will
hre n Grsenpcr rsurnirg Saturday ans Moody
ing OF AIS H., arriving In New York a. $3.50 a. m
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NORTH and W PSI. Iraini
From Chsmbers-st
Express, Z and y q NJ. and 81
IS and 5 p. N.
Troy and Albany with sleep
Ing carl. lo:l3 p. N.
Pourhkeepsie train, ! 20 . N.
AMI SIS y NJ.
Psskskill train, 1880 . m ana
4p IN.
Sing Sing train. $3.50 and $50
p. N.
Persons In Brooklyn car pul
pres, Office, No. % Ws.his,
have thsir baggage checked at
the road, and " Saratoga Spin
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FALL RIVER LrNE--CHAsGx or HouR.-On an
after Monday next, the steamers of the Fall Rive
tpe will leave Pier No. North River at p. H., in
stead Of p. w., as heretofore.
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TIE SEVENTH OUT ON DurY AGAIS.-The
9TH Regiment, N. Y. s. NJ, proceeded TO Staten
island yesterday, to relieve portions of the sth and
7th Regiments which for some days have been
guarding the encsmpment Of the Irish Legion.
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EOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE, via NEW.
Il PORT and FALL RlVER-Ths splendid and superior
steamer METROPOLIS, Cap. Brown. leaves New.Yorh
every TUESDAY. THURSDAY. and SATURDAY, Ct
MONDAY. WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY " e'clock D m.
iIom Pie. No. N. II.
Thereafter will Be- regarded secured 10 shy %
Pies "a Ill The ssme .ha1 bsve been paid TO-.
Freight Boston though With greet dspstcl
BY an Express Freigh, Train
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Il FlELD-STEAMBOAT and RAILROAD C0NNEC-
TON via EEW-HAVEN The CONTINENTAL leave
fecksiip Fest River daily tsasdays excepted 3I3
The steamboat tram leaves the whsrf ct NEWHAvEN en
the arrival Of the host or all stations NTDsr LINE
The TRAVELLER leayes fer New Haven Il N o'clock
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VIII be ready the last Of tre month
CONTENTS.
WIFE: In HsroRY, CHARAcrKRIsrics and Kinds 81
Drspes from which IL ean be made, and how made.
BORDERS Soils for all kinds Of Cultivation.
TnAisiS0 THE VINE, with many sngravinys.
Pan CULTURE,
CULTIVATION ov APPIHa
PkoPAsarios OF VsEs-AeR AND CHofcn OF PLANTS.
CuHRAS1s
Ihsve large variety Of C1rsns comprising all the new
and desirable kinds well the old stAndsIds-s
eai Whit. Imperial Cherry. and cissle- Tho last 10
largest best and most productive Of all the reds Two
years old *e aud Ga per hundreds old Sand o.
Very cheap by dozen, II sold In packages Of vines
Dhio Ia. rius R..D b,rry PlaDta
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NOTICE.-STONINGTON LINE-CHANGt
IN OF nOUR-On and IN, StTuRD,Y .ov l. ie6z
tho Steamer Of hs Line will leave Pe No. a North River
foot Of CourtlsDdt'st, ct 4 p. H., instssa rs y m
w. NJ. EDWARDS, AGENT
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~ follows. vis,
Mail. for Dunkirk This train remains ever night
Elnira ard proceeds the next morning
fG m, Express for Buaao.
81 n, MIL, daily tor OtisviIls
BIS y. H.. Aeeennedation, daily for Pert yeryis
-. -. wg. for Middetswn nd Nswbvseh.
. m Nisht Express daily. for Dunkrk and Bahslt
The Train OF Saturday IN ough 70 buffalo bus does
run to Dunthk -.
7p M. IMMIGRANT, for Donsi,k
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CTONINGION LINE tor Boston, via GRO
DENCE. NEWPoRT, TAGNroN md sEwSBEbPoR6.
The splsndid steamers COaMONWEALTH aid BLY,
MOUTH ROCK wl leave Pier No 10 N. r.. foot Of Court
landt-s,.. d AILv fexcept Sundsyl. at y. m.
Freisht taken low BY other line Office Of Com
rsny, No. lis "ests.. corner OF Conrtlsndt.st
w NJ EDWARDS, Agent