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New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-06
Tur Votrs1ErR RELIEF FUsD.-At meeting

TuF VoLUsTEFR RELIEF FCsD.-At a meeting
Of tie Board d Supervisor ycferday the County Treasurer
va deced to pas he order Of q Suleinendents OF the
Poor The sum $500 o the relief Of The families oi vol
uutees and tie old Comui-,iones requested 20 dis
bur IA. same The report Of the Relief Con
ur.seu,d showing that between October, 1901 and April 80
6, thew gd received ia Z53 e. and paid out 5l4l19 66
.svx balance on hand Of S35 81. The total number q;
yopueers fsnile, relieved 26l9. Ge1 7. 5 Crooke
=, unsuousy res ect.d Pleident OF the Bosd, and the
Old committees coutii ued.
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

ELECTION OF CONMissIOSER OF JUHOKs.-ILe
COMMISSIONER designated by the Legislature, con-
Sitting Of Disricl-Auoney Wioslow, County Clerk
s,earns and Surrogate arard met Yesterday after
noon for the purpose of 'e''cing Conmiseioher oi
Jurors in the place OF William II. Campbell whose
,srIn hss expired. There were number OF candi-
date. among them Joseph Reeves, Luke {. Ryder
ID. B. Hasbiouck, John Phelps, Alden j. spooner,
and j. Brink nAerhoi. Alter balloting eight tines Mr..
Spooner received two out Of the three votes and was
d, Jared eec ed. The term OF Office is four years,
aud the salary &, GOO year.
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THE MISSISSIPPI.

In urging the adoption Of every means for the
defense Of the Mississippi. The Vicksbnrg tVhis
Gays: =" If we lose the Mississippi we lose Louisiana,
Arkanras, and Texas. We lose all the sugar, and
much Of the stock and prain-growipg lands Of the
Confederacy. Taoy will be cut of, and Of no benefit
to ns. The Eat will be severed from the West. A
complete possession Of all the territory west OF the
MiSssiPpi isa physical and moral essentisl to our
cause. The branches Of mutual commerce, Of idea,
sentinen', trade, and blood are warped together
more closely han the knared boughs of those kin.
d,ed fosesos which stitch a twnng brotherhood
along onr border line.
We must not allow apathy and over.copfdence
10 cut them oil from us. They must remain with
us. Our present life and future career are ssaked
upon the .ssue. If we lose them now, il will take
years Of fighting to regain them. Everything would
lien he az the mercy Of the enemy, and all our
"peasant places wonld be filled with vandals. while
misery and rlin would mark their every step. we
bope The authorities will look to this matter at once
and plsce tic Mississippi River in proper state Of
drehae Let every available point be fortified. and
with brave and inyincble te'r's and strong and
uovcriul arms we can hold our own, though the
world should be arrayed against IL.
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General thanks you. Your countrymen arc proud
Of your deeds the bloody field Of Shiioh and con-
fdent Of the ultimate success Of yonr valor
Soldiers, nptOwsrd events saved the enemy from
annibilation His insolent presence still pollutes
your soil His ho.tile flag still naunts before you.
There can he peace as long M these things are.
Trusting that God is with us, as he was with our
10 b. % or srsb IN the struggle
By fhe Commanding General.
Official @. T. BEACREGAkU.
THOMAS JoRDoN, A. A. @.
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ELEcrIo. OF WATER CosMIssIosER.-The
Common Council, las. evening, elected MIR. Peter
q. TAYLOR, Alderman Of the Fourth Waid III Water
Commissioner, in place of Mr. VIM. H. Lewis,
whose tenn expired last January. The vote stood:
II oyes. noes, and 3 blanks. The President de-
cjded thAt blanks were not vo'es, by which ruling
lie candidate received two.thirds Of all the votes
cart
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Disasters, &c.

CouI,os.-fhe sehr. Mary Msnhn. Bears, hsncs fss
boston wh General cargo whls lying ct anchor In view
ondaa hsfaos ro da7ins afosby stssmoess ov
New YORK. ard srek "A Sc mun;e Both vssssh - Pa'
hsrl.r
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fAdvertisement.
THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC
FoR 1862.
r ASSrsLis now rehdy.

This popular ANNUAL s. now ready. -
PACK Is cenls II copies for tl leo eoptt 80 postage
paid. by Express s7 per 100 Cs.n orders sohcn,d.
We csn supply bach numbers Of the Tribune Almanac io
wears g4o 1855 1850 it57 1855 1889 1860. and 1851 fce -
cents each, post paid. Address TsS IKBrsE Ao"'ioII
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Law INTELLIGENCE.
SUPREME COURT-GESgrAL TRns-MAr 5-Beois
justices sGRAuls. LEos,hD. and B.ENsHD.
The "fRFITY WAITER GIRLS

SUPREME COURT-GxSErAL TRns-MAY 5-Beors
Justices IsGnAuls LEos.np. and BARNARD.
The "fRrTTY WAITER GIRLS
In the matter of Jos, phlne Bailey.
This IL the case of the pretty wii'er girls, arrest
ed a, Canterbury Hall under the Coucer; Saloon act which
BY Jadse Hammond To hs Court to he hesrd In the
Gr, instance 1, came uP cerors aud hsbeas corpus
A..ssnt District Attorney Wholesd .Aid he had su sf
VS. of ctrisn Carpenter 70 tie eject hat this s hi pos
be.u sucicd by lie Police GllL fi's blt Had t-"n ts
had he,'d 90 a. The Intervention Of Meprir' .h,ieed ~
lurrit I tho ql~.tini 90 90 ia.a-
Jlas- lnsul,H I'D NJ Brady Y The s IN custody
Nj Br.dy rePd 'nli .h- I'D been ae'ted, and was in
custody, hpt no IN sctuAl COZ hnrueft $500
I,S,iea 70 tts Si,ni..si 4 the wri,s
Nj wti'ehcsd .siI Re lad The Dlthc'.Au ..le,.
would be propor) In s>oon. where there were no in s
c.i' BIT u' in''fua.ais Per'orrnser I'd also ~h Oh,
TIE ~ sold be prohibton Nhrrr lager beer on wss
cold n nwa' Understood hai supern.'i kennedy "ss
srs the ding that the aS Wa thoroughly vsc
Judge Leonard a,lcd wlo made ih- original order o.
Ms Brady replied that % warrant Of conriin ii
been i'su.d u"der the las" any pelicrisn or eo.'.a'
ise coDr nny d',e'rnet TO t'ke The Y'per' aud ,'-
Cn.vnSm-M,Ya
NOTICE TO IHE EAR.
E-xparte business wal at,-n lcd TO by Mr. ia
Motors the nIs second nd tliri clssses ~ Lr
IN the GcleF.l Term so,m hy Mr Justice insr-han t l
O
.ohons ii. fourih nah 18th nnd seventh c..c, W Oh,
general calendar vii be herd d. fhe rp-ci.i I~g
fronting Chambers stree by IN. Justice Barnard, a; I'D
.
Attorneys having o'ons g. my of the preicroi c-r
must attend. their d, faults viii br allowed.
Before justice IsGEAhAa.
DECISIONS.
r. SItphen Ct al. agt. JOHN B. Holmes, jr.; sam
uel L. Percy s; WIN. Burks David h. Bimey agt W.
Sale .. a.; Francis l.. John.on ogt Nm. Gct uko -
Hsnk of State NesYorLs X-ua Brsnch baIk Slme 49,
M.d River Valley Branch Bank; John Rory sgt Denton
,rfut' al. Amo, Is. Howe hgt Nm H. tlis ssnr a{t
J,ne Williams Thos Roe e. al as. Joseph Ssnlp'on NJ
tioL, granted
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UylTED STATES DISTRICT Tr1ENTY's OFFICE -
MAY 3
a,LLunE OT ENGLIsm d

SEIZURE OF ENGLISH PERIODICALS..
The s,izure by Custonl-llouae oicers a a e., Nm
ty Of Eus ish publications. which b. "a alleged wae bain
,gret 40 though the Dewspeprr parcel, 81 " iiue:
rrrTs has been noticed the District Attorfry nss h,d L
ri 10 defriud Tie n,.d state. cscnue Under the Vgo
the goods eau BE- bonded and meme, salcI0er IL tho
vol, viii sot deprived Of bom TIE 'sro - ur prop
.rty seized 10 estimated at taO.
s,PfElOR COuRT-SrkciAL Trhg-iIt 8 B,iof, Ja,
te- B0swoRrH.
DECISIONS.
Mitchell ct al. sgt. Ihaion Schuyler agt Norris.
Ordrrs e. suied
Before Justice A1htI,igF.
Charles Solomon api. Michael piahL.-MO,p 20
a,,c1.,s, order Of alre,. rien,ei with . 10
Before Jus,icr ioBr9fsoe.
WRIGHT ait, fddy. rider granted.
Bellr. J1sii-e BIHBogR
Kellogg agt. Batef.--prdeT granted.
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FIRE.-Yesterday afternoon, aboni 2 o'clock, a
FIRE boko in small building IN Even street near Ven
win cortets Loss about 800 The premises were owned
by Patrick Gen be ne va. caused - the overlooking Of
a Kettle OF fat.
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DC CIStOs
II. Sntphen q al. agt. JOIN B. HoIme.. ir.; san
SUPREME CoURT-sP.crAI TEnx-M,Y 5-HefoTe Jus
tc- IsaRAuAs.


This morning, Judge lngraham oieued The Sle isl
Tern but he lad other business, 20 attend TO- snd til sr
from the county expected 20 hold tho 81 ecs Term MOI
Ing arrived be sd dOur.d the Court until 10 NJ nesi Mon
day.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-06

BrFR,.o My fhc l,raest arrival Of 1lAS ever anown
Lre lr cone In .iEee Friday night which, up to Sunday
night, sT ouuto3 20 1000 30 bUshes
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NfS'.TrsE ALnASAc a..
t---g .ss..s5; >et.............7:ou Moou-Sets o;T
siHA WATER TBis DsT. ..
iIoei.. 0:2 GOV. Island I'LL Helijafs''.' I''|
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fAivertisement I

Strangers in The city, and others, can obtalt
correct PHkENOLoec. ErssIsArIoa With Charts and nl
written Descriptions Of Chacer Talent, and proper Pursuit
al fowLKK WELLS, No. 80 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-06

CUsToM-HoUsE SALE.-Messrs. Mntum &
Partridge sold at No. 81 New street, at noon on
Monday, for Collector Barney, twenty-five lots of
seized goods, consisting chiefly of liquors, cigars,
paintings and jewelry, at fair prices
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fAf .rtis.iuent.

TIE GREAT NATIONAL Doc SHow.-Rend
Advertisement IN another Column.
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IAdNeriilemenil /

The INFANT ORATOR at BARNUM'S MUSEUM is
prodigy He gives extracts Of speeches sdd-ses so to-
dav md the new played Afternoon and Evening
Cor. NuII is stiu on the docket.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-06

AMERICANS ABRoAD.-The following is a list Of
Americans registered at Gun e. Co.'s American and
General Agency, and Reading-Room, No. 10 Strand,
London, w. c., England, for the week ending
April 19, 1862:
George Flaneis Train Boston, Mass John Curtis Boson
Mass 7. X. Hoffman, Baltimore, Md. Mrs. K Hoffman
and fsmily, Baltimore Md C. =. 0iosvenor, New-foIk
Pret C. College, Cour.land Thos. HansbIow, sacIa
pento, Cal.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-06

C0aWrJLf NuTIS0.--A meeting oI The JOINT
Committee o. National Affairs Of The Common Conn
sIl was held ~ room No. 3, City lad, a. clock
.. IL. yesterday, AID. Farley in the chair. ro',-
iu,iOn received from TIE Board Of Aldermen 10
relation 10 masking Tho North-Eastcru DisTo7ssry,
ssorner Of Lexnyon avenue and Fifty-irsi srooi, "a
,csp,ai TO- wounded 'oldiers, giving tAo control TO
ssLsdiss' Sosic.y. Dire. Parker, Woodward, and
.lafk addressed tie Committee upon tho glb,2...
hey recommended sSs, Jspiial bs sized ~ 81, he
Old tsoass Of Refuge, corner Of fTuenty.1ecopt nse,
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Tgs ..oa-Ds,LGEs tr Lsr,E M,Eatr PoLIcE
CouR1.- -Tv.ter'ay the lo,lo0p2 pc..ops we're ar
resed lor ;.,l-tng the Ezci- isa IN e.lins liquor
without rce1He, and taken bc.ore Jrtce Steers,
VII holl ttc-i 20 bail iu 600 elcl:
JON Gsr, ~. 80 avenue D. Ps,r fs r. No l7J Aye
~. X |si-iek - fue. So. I5s AFoae 4. He- O,'A Nc.
a. -.. 81. nrr.I. N1. I.. i- st ret. Ul-
~ p,-pe1ger 2.3 srcc' Peer -togr- No. ~
avo.rs g. -ad 4 g4..a -.tsl, 40. 80 tt3ou4e reet
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CrArerp WITH FoRcKRY.-On Sunday evening

Four lectures, to which admission is free, on The
End Of the Christian Dispen',on about to-9 VIII be gwen
tbis werk on the afternoons Tuesday Wednesday Tnus
day Friday p. in the Lesser chspe Of the nNe
.y Wa.h Square by the new NJ Baxter OF the Fps
Coz al Church.
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sir Theodore Hae,n, care Of 1ia-on g. brcthers.
Mo- aDd Meroor street ~ tie solo agent of
" Holes Cheap Ausic.' 1he cafalogoc embraces
Beethoven Piano WORKS, edited hy List, tho Piano
WORKS sifo of Joh. S.b. Bach, Haydn, Mo1su,
Weber, Czeuy, Disheili, HIDtcu, Berin Boctho-
vens Quaue.s, Wolonhaup's Piano Works bes'oe.
Inisic ior he soice, olgau, violin, 81.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-06

Il APrizr.-1i United s.ates Ms.ehal hss taken
possession or tle steamer Eeusgo sano-o Dc R-eIo,
sprile vessel which arrived here yesterday.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-06

LAiL CsiL Cfos THl sur HNiSDLNr or
poLcr.-ita ,ats hour on Sunday night Ar Wa'ron
Of ths Bote Ilouse, I'm Fouflavenpe "as arrested
OIL o. cbarge of violating t1c sunday i9aor law. a
shor time ctcUml iao Sal lauteadaat Of Poll e,
AIR. Kennel who haa b.sn n bed 90 home FOR some
dine, gas eal'i by ,rs Of le telegraph operators,
snd illorned thls Mr. Watson was risoner at the
F,0e~Dth Precinct S.adou-rou.e that Justice
Quasscnbl I'D ent order to produce The pris-
ouer 10 Jelel % M4ket. .J2rtt h Mr. Kennedy
replied. "Otsy tto order in tle morning
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-06

Co>oHCGATIoS,L UNIpY ADDREss.-The annual
address before the Congregational Union, winch
WAS announced for tbs evening, at the Broadway
Tsbcrnac'e, hos been postponed on account OF the
sudden Illness oi the Key. NJ Storrs of Cincinnati.
The annual iopoIt Of The Trustees will be MADE at
abe busines meeting, AT ocloel, .. OF Thursday,
MT the cbucn corner OF Grand and Ciooby streets.
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5'oreiqn advertisements
TNO CONSUMERS of RICHARDSON IRISH
LINENS, DAMASgS DIAPERS. CAABRlC
HANDKERCHIEFs &c.

The unsettled state Of the markets for time past on
this side Of the Atlantic attributable corresponding ms.
the Uuied states the enhanced value given
desirable goods ID oUgb l'sosbla
have afforded interruptions dealers another nhy
tempting opportunity 10 Coz ME- ar + 1T u X GyODs,
AID knowing that considerable qua. ies Of worthless hres,
prepared In mi atom Of style AID sealed with the
RcharsOn hrye Deeu shipped TINS .,a.on g. ths mites
state. We feel called npOn again CAUTION tue con-
sUMER the purchase 4 any nen fabric offered ~
Rchudsous' maze not having the iuu ssnsuie oil our
hrn. viz; - -
J " RICHARDSON SONS OWDEN
To those who give preference 20 our manufacture We
oa.r the sane gnasees quality soundness OF beach
durability goods have always borne and while we
determined protect it-reS this side by
cutting rig ousy any infringement OF nights W. trust our
American friends will s..i, ting down nuisance, In
which they consumers sud Manufacturers ae insta-
aiy intsre-ied .
n the present when the cost Of importation 10 20
much snsnted behoove the consumers 10 nat they
their add this ;hey more hSeY 20 OBJ
tain by dealing eAc yry Win rfst css houses "ho as
always supplied with good-. Respectful
j y. RICHARDSON, SONS OWDEN
Month lsb, 1872 Belfast, Ireland.
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A YIN | hA ]. HAllkkAD o. NJ. " u EiNI i -
Irom too Of Courlandtst -Conus,t rE al Hampton
Junction nth Deaws- Llcksweuna and Western Raj. oa
nrd g win Lhgh valley r.. road and its comet
on. forming direct line Pittsburgh aud the West without
eiArg 81 cars .........-. . -
TiMMEK ARRANGEMENT-Cou n.snc,ns May s laj,
- cave New oh ~ follows:
U,Es.,urEo E1PKEss-Al a NJ. for Eaton. Reiiiuy
Po,tsv.Ie nsrri.ilIE s.aucA Chunk NuisHsport. &C.
Man TnAlN-At C.. for eaton, Ns,cs Gap, Scan
ton Great Bend. PIttston, Niseshsffe. &c.
n y. IluS0GGH IRAt.-For fa-io.. Nsnch Chunk. VII
lisuspsrt Reading. Po'tsviie Hsrr.bufr. g
p. n. NAf Fa.sFsGgr IHsfs-for ta.On. BethieAeni
Al~utosn and Mauch Ctuns
G..nF. ~ WA rEtiS-For Sofnrryil".
or u WysrEKN FxpitRss-lor .s.ton. Allentown Read
fne dNrisburs P,burxh sad hs Wet Sleeping cars from
Jsr.y Cisy thfor an 90 rlttsbuign.
ETFHHss THAIs ToR HasKisnrRG-The a. m Express
Train nom New York Harrisburg =. p. connect
ing Fast ard Nest Penuy van4a tsutr Road No thern
Central ksIoad North AID South aud WIKI tho Cumber
I'D valley Railroad
Tsx TGRorsu ErPRyrs TRnS yoR Tug WEST, leaves
YORK % daily lsunls,s eNcef ted. E.sins close
com .ction ~ Nrbur. with Penr yyania Rairosa-~i,h
no ,lsag. 20 Pittsburgh. and but ono T. frcin
rsn aaI Chicago -Four hours time il saved by taking this
,fsin. -
krrtnxrHPoHr AID NEw.YosK FyRRT-Leave New.
fcs om Pier No 2 North River g. ''2J and ii 20 N
3.lO t:7r, snd >. m. 49, go
trip r.c JOHN y. oltENN, superintendent
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rINIIE NETWORK HIGH SCHOOL. Nos.
ll27 aud l29 BrOsdwsg MaIi'ou ~ ale. will reopen
on WEDNESDAY, Sept 10 The french Department r.
mains under he chars. Of ~ bonn Ard.
MI KEDF IkLD has fs'Tcrsf rom abroad ard will ~
sumo In person the genera d.f-slioi p fhs school
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HnlNYENTORS md MANUFACTURERS

Pe'eft-r. nay has. ilr- pli,n, RIGHTS srsned
aud secntei 10 them iron hr bOsorneut Il he United
Stat~ md Who .nas drsi~ the snue
Patents iiOm the buvrurIcf Pfoyiurr south Nm.f i'm
fd he Wet lnfis Islands And NauufscuIrs who have
Machinery end other arti - sul ei 20 h hcb
tc dr," g. Introduce t.r iof ~ b.. sled TO srcuf,
Patent hgu aud tue Introduction sud Machinery
through the Commercial il"u.e Of M-ssn HENRI n 4
NI.LET, es'.bli-hri b. SDuth Aru~n,a aud s-w York
Apply 10 tHRKlt II WiLLEf No. 3ij g.eenwictst
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NETWORK & NEw.HAvEN RAILROAD.
SPRING ADVANCEMENT.

NfhiNt ARPiNGFNENT 1867
CONAENCINB MAY g. 1851
Passenger Station IN New.iors Ets and Gh-sy
Entrance u I,thst
TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK;
for Ne Haven T. a. "a, tExli R:l3. tE1)i $780,
30 ard ?. N. (fx.D
FOR rriasepors z, a. H., E1)i p:Ia (Er); $50
so. und y. H., (E1J
For NlS,d stafford Fairfield, sOu,hpor, and we.pOr
7s u 10. $50 aud 40 p
70, Norwtk, $50 a. 2:l3 s. tEI)i 80 +;Jo, 5:
For Darsn and Greenwich = $50 a. m p:ls $50, 40
Foi stamford :. ., (EI) go nj l2:l5, J. GER, o.
So 49, 3.si o p. m, az
10 Po, Chester md ia'emedia,s stations s3oA L.:
l., $3.50. 49, $50, t.Sl ?.
for Poi hester snd ;.ey rochelle. So tn, (Eu)
CONNECTING TRAINS
FOR Boston, win Irr gheld a H., (tIh tExl p. NJ
a.
Tor Boston VIA Shore Line l2;l5 p M. En-
Dor Hartford and Springfield a. IN. tEIb l2l3, 3,
tk1l, r. n. trVl
fof COM ec'icu, River Railroad to Montreal u (Ex
AMI - .l3 8 O.. 10 Northampton.
Dor Hartford Providence, aud flshkl Railroad q m
ga. l2 - o.
80 N.w.iIas,n New London. and s,oRins,on Railroad
NJ, l2:i5 g 2. tEz.l
Pr Canal Rlilf'ed y - .. e. Northampton
Tor fluusstoulc Railroad TO fusaod. r. m. 10
b rinr ard ou Ss,sTdsf thros.h 10 fltt,hed
Dor Naugaiuck Hail Dad. a. ui : 3. m.
pr Dsnbury and NOrsak Railroad, J, $3.50 M 4: Do
.. m
JANIS H. HOil. Superintendent
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1862.
| S(j:2S.

4 SO~. OOZ.
VIII g connection forms
THE SHORTEST AND OUlChESr ROUTE
fnon NKwhoAK 10 Tnf iKi>clraL WEsrkgS ctrIRs
New Jei-,y aud Camden and Amhoy hne. =
ALL THROUGH TRAINS tOR THE WEST BY THIS
ROUTE LEAlt NtW-ioRK fk0M THE
FOOT or COT RiLANOrST
By way Of Phalcpha the uotnns p,s.cn iosve New
io. . a. M iin- other routes; Evening passengers
40 p m one hon later thsn other ln-'
th" hours later than tho Northern e and b, boih
Hrf"at tn slms tue Nouhen Ines In Chicago aud all
point, h. the North West lrrs'.- Indianapolis, Loui.ve
~ Lpui', Cleveland Columbus, Cincinnst ard al main
poiut' NeIt with ir~o changes OF ears.
srpns Car, Hnon, ShaoSe run f5em rhlisdepnla 10
suot = and Saloon Cars all train.
tdf" o ~ sanio A. other routes.
Isegis- checked thnuugh Transfers Tree
Secure Tickets. oi uutl used by tiisbutsh
WESTERN EMIORhflOS
Tho Pennsylvauia Central Company runs sn Enisrsnt
Accommodation Line VI 'cb Affords oonoiSoie mVos ~
eyr to parties moving Westward at one half hs usi rates
Of iae. ,..r,,,,,,
BY his rou. rights If all description, can be forwarded
AID from sny puid tho Railroad. oi ONO hrnucsy u-
diana, Illinois, Wisconsin, Iowa OF M.'oan by RAIL
hOAD DIRECT or 70 sns Pot or 'He n"'s.o" n'e'' Of
Tue r,es Of rr,st AID any point In the West by
the Railroad at M tunes o. avorsbie a.
chsrs-d BY railroad Compsnc. Me-, ants and ship
Der, ntns the Of their Freight to this Com
Isny can rely With confidence on u. speed, transit
LIVE STOCK.
Farmers aud Dealer Live stick viii md this adj.
route. Caparous laid- eel waeIed
piled with convenience. have been opened on M line
connections and ss,y arn on Is paid to their wants
From Harrisburg where viii be found every convenience or
feeding ard r,,ias choice Is offered %, ~ PiILADEl~
}. l. ELLIOTT. Passenger Agent, No Assr-Houss.
LEECH \ Co., Freight Agents.,
No Asto, Heuro aud No South Wilrsm-st
MCDONALD RjicHb1E Cnigrant Axena
ENOCB tE~i. GENERAL sunt IiiooaA e.
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NEW-JERSEY RiILROAD-FOR PHIL
l. ADELPilIA and tl,~ SOUTH add WEST. via JER.
Sly tlIl.Msi anl t1pruas Line. leave New.fors a.
AMI 10 n., 80 aud II p. Fac ~ Through tickets
sod for the South .niWe and through baggage checked In
IA. GnL and n .. tfail.
". WOODRUFF ASH tan, Superintendent
No hssgaFc viii be received r any unless delivered
cd Is minutrs OF
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HUDSON RIVER RhILROAD.-F NJ BA-
d ~ aud TROY. CONNECTING WITH TRAINS
NORTH and WIT. Trains leave:
From Chsrbersst From 10Th It
fSpre-. and IL and 3: rs, ll:23 ILL.,. and $40 AL
IS and ,. M. 3.l3 p Ia.
Troy and Albany with sleep
ilgosu. lu:la .. NJ 1870 pm Sundays incluiedl.
foG -ukrerse trsin. ct and
t.aDp NJ. las and 6:55 p. Ia.
Tiyol. ..}D a. 1855 q.
F-kkil train $500 p 3.93 p Ia.
Pecks6il tr.l, 9:W a. m. and
t.'a m. 9.@a m. ami i:3pR
Sin. sing usin. 3.3oP. IN. i3:.1 p m.
tNiIN to,sn.t a. t lt.l1 a.
ionk - train, o. n. A. p.
A. r. SMITH. snperin,s ndent
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NANTED-An ACTIVE PARTNER with
w iIO.,Oo Special Partner vita +i2 rop 10 SIS coo
Ia established manufacturing bust Io'ecrd by Letter.
patent for the p0po,e 0. -Inig The .a. VII ch car be
done safely ana piohiaby Tho business yowing ono
aud almost devoid of ns Only III who have The money
aud The ~isn to inv. should examination prove .ut,
tory requested to address Manufacturer Boz No lit
Tribune Office.
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miscellaneous.

PPLES, FOR SHIPMENr.-Pelha arm
~ Newiown. PIPPlN APPLES FOR SALE, >tFy 70
ROBERT l.. PELL, Esppus. Ulster Coluty. y, - I" u
WV " Al A. J. LYNCH.
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RATES ~ PASSAGE.


ground on her ate ys.ss.r Liverpool J., been
.iders advisable MAKE h0rou.h examination ~ her
bottom before s,ndns her Her Grt .riure will there
fore b. delayed her previously s -sed 10y 90 sail.
INK Ito d.. OF ckets vii hive them T-o-Y - o.
tie mou-y returned hey may Lesise. Due noacc ~" Do
given Of the ship. departure.