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;. eo,tsehaIhs Concerts To-Day mad
Tonight.

There entertainments, 'o-|,ay at 10 O'Clock and TO-
sns ct 4 O'clock at Irye Halt will be Tor the beneh' Of
Il. ,u qrsnE and osi'gVs manager Mr.. Harrison M
A.fhJht name is mssnet of attraction In iseif, but
Aas hn thtis Willie The following brilliant array Of I'll
VA, Madame Elell D'Aneri Miss Eugene Barnetehs MI
4 NJ GottschelS Mf Theo. Thomas, Mr.. 5. c. Canpbeh'
M. Jennie Kemp,on Miss Louiee Krosow'E'' Mr. b''ry
efao, W. william Caste. siguor AbeA The 'od peo-
# bv Aprivsr,sry per,uaon viii ePee''y BE- interest
10 t day p sr-s, cespro,i1ed they are not perform
b. themselves LIT them, however, value the harmony IN
ts,ol by dssligt, md wil soften the a'pertie' OF
h bate By lsmp-Nsh'.
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SUPERIOR COURT-MAY l5.-Before Justice Barbour
AlDrander Eloch AZ. Eiska 4 Hitch

EUPLIIUH IUUNI-MAY Ta.-before justice DAkDutR
Alexsndef Bloch ag.. Fiske Hatch.
This was a suit 10 recover 5000 damages for a
breach Of eoDract deYer $500 worth Of EaIt,d sts
demand notes tie bsins sI1ouot Of dsa-
ages cisiDe1.
The defendants moved 10 dismiss the conpsint on ~
roUud that IL did net show tscs suiciebt 10 G. nate
Of sctOn The ooe con that these nos
su money Il The United States Cover dfnsnt and no:
ebsndEe subject TO the rules Of damages applicable to
eIssches OF unst TO deliver ochanshle commodities
b the value ef tes= noe. IA. 1ed matter OF law and
hct sdi66pub Of vas9n. The Plsntid's counsel ciue1
that the merchandise and subject to the ordinary
fags ol dsmsge.
The Judge dechaed TO hear the without oppoI
nifty 70 EXAMINE the questions involved which, in bic oIni
eie Of q0ence 70 the financial standing Of s
Government. He should therefore adjourn the for oie
week.
Is1se Van wipke for plaintiff J. A. welch and F. II.
Churchill for defendants.
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r.ss@aveys Sailed

IN ,fean.IiD Aioyling Star. fr heuOH ,Ga'-fd"ai4
gslogg vermont, Gr A. r. Welsh aud Wife Helen Wes,
Tseod5.s sah Green snns. Thomas NeI'h, eY.in' e,n
q. s. n sslneel Dsesdo ana lady, NJ hoorooa Jhom-s
D9Dnel COD vie ~ 9cheo4s Ms Jo.e9sssd nee
Clarence Bsu, MrG p Young HsnIy Say G. AItonsIe, T.
Aiuensn, David syor Fssnk o. Tayior Ial1gl %. a.
ButsT H. b. Kenefton T. IL Marshall, \. Read Ihonias
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sURRoGATE's COURT-MAr l5.-BefOre Surrogate
IUCKEA-
AppOrgTMEST OF CTFRK.

Purspant 20 the act OF tie Legislature relating 70
suiSgsiss Celrs passed May 1898 ns snrrogste hs'
Koilsd Jehu t. COlnei esq, I eik 70 tHe U-li"s9.,
Court" Inc Clerk has powe under the new law 70 efy
AM seal coes Of all orders decees aud minutes u Court
sud sigp citations aud process and Ne eeIihcse eh
Tie. pspeTs " be resd in evidence
WILLS ADMITTED 10 PROBATE.
The following wills were admitted TO probae
without csntest: Bartholomew Csrogo George KobeT.
Bsrs DsmonsnB, Adsisna Nj Brewer John Aufpack Laura
Sherwood, Johu { B.e5man, and trsncs DppcaD-
WILL CONTESTED.
In 70 the will of Henry Coleman.-The testlmQny
iu ills case was commenced D. s. Riddle spg ior tue
Proponents, AddisOu s@lf "a for the so-.e.tnas
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COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS MAY 3-Be'are
Judge McCCSS.
Matthew Willow, tried On u charge Of grand lar
Cb~rt NeIons tried and convicted Of feohous ssseut
an tho psrsou Of James arf, q No. Union psce on tie
LIN Of III. en- -Reuanded for scnence.
Jon Harris n pleaded guilty assault snd battery on the
person Of David No 81 Oliver stTee o. the Iih
G De lC62 ri "a IA tho sum OF elk cents
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SUPREME COURT-CHAvBsss-AlAY l5.-BefOre Justice
IEoNAkD.
DECISIONS.
n, United States srd J,hu J. Cisco gt Theodore Victor
e. lis 49,
Motion granted and il junction dissolved, with SlO
costs. =,
Lu.ene Cello sgt. Heury Xavier imFlesjed.-hotion
iued; : 10 costs nj notion TO sbide event
IN matter ofPetiton Of H. BogII It all Executos-
0TaeT granted.
Before Justice BARNARD.
L. tie Of the Mayor &C. relative TO opening Ninety
houith sect. ia the Mayor, &c relative 20
eeDug Nin,tyftn sTeet-l is hereby ordered that the
eedngs open the ad streets be and the are dis
continued
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aINihTUKH bLAAsso 80
Sin-Rissi..4:43 Sets..........7:lO Moon-Eises S'V
hIGH WATER DAL -.
ssndy Hook. z:52 GOV. lssnd.. 1.3I del.'ne'' s'io
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Sailed.

1nb-Ship.-A61ison British oaesn.
B,rks-Veuus, H.watha
Bfirs-La Cayeuue Marie. A., 49,.
PP,sDoTsrsNMsrnet = G. Eyals, Anne Shepherd Afzse
& Wsrias, CaToii. BrAut. Henry Ctston'
l5,h-Sieanshp Morning Star for Ns"-OiiseD"
wlND-rhis morning from N. W., fre'h
WnD-Sunset, ". ~ W.
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I ONG ISLAND RAILROAD-INCREAsFn

- AC MODAFON. ave JaneEsiip and foot
3ithst H. R. ate m. for Greenpor. pping all ton
snd 80 r J4sca Mineola Jerussl and al staons
Oeenport. For lip at IN, $3.50 and p M fof
Sy9sst al IL 4:JO aud p. for Janiacs sn
Hemptesd st a ~. II M. $780, s;31 aud6 n. SUM-
day Exon s,D ra" at 9:l5 ron 3,hu fstnppne u
stou to Yephank at excursion ra,es retarning eAssS
Yaphank a. 2:i5 y. Ia.
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17TEAM WEEKLY to LINEkPOOi, touenlns
At Queenstown Cork iarbor bhs Ssi s,s,s.ho
or. OF tho Liverpool Ne~.iors s,,a,t., sns
cyTy III WASH e',J'y Msy 33
CirY or NEW YORK ss,u,day May 30
CITY or pALI,n1 SATURDAY. noon, Hom fieT a.
North kyet .. mn p,,sAas
Payable in gold or it. Tvs = fE.. 4ss 80
tlhSl dan IS OO ,r,rage 70 l4onion''' % D
fiTt capn 70 Ps'is % OO smss TO fsd....'.' ~ D.
fit hi 70 snbuIg VI col Seosge 70 haAouI1.. % ~
fifst Aoi " 80 orgored to hAvre, Bremen ROTTERDAM
,'.ss,p &c st equally low rbes c,, -. m.
Ant"r'r ivefpool OF Queenstown; lat CABIN, SO %5S
ares hou, 80 ,nn Liverpool $40. fIom Queenstown rJo
bo who wish send iof thsif iiehdS can puy uee
At these rates A., ia, 81, ,t T. c,.,,,,,.,. oc;..,
JOUN q. DALE. Agent. so. As Hr'adway, \. i.
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- Tic Hon. Schuyler ColfdK OF Indiana has made
geaents to pass the summer IA Newport to ana
IN restoring tie bealth OF BIZ invalid wife.
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SUPERIOR COURT-PARr II.-MAY 4-Besore Justice
MoSHLl ard Jury.
ACTION FOR An UNJUSTIFIABLE ARREeT-THE CUES
TION OF PROBABLE CAUSE NOT TO GO TO JURY.
Ellen Burns agt. Chss EIben and Thomas Frost.
The plaintiff, young sewing-glrl, brought an ac-
Hon the dc endsnts for alleged urjuthabie aue
icion theit q drawer Of silver Tie theft az
Feared to have been committed In the basement. while the
aiuf in the kitchen, Of the house 0f Henry Erbeu
where visiting tie chsmbermad, being engaged to
at the house the following Monday The pfoparty
sferwsd found snd there pretense that the
ID had any thing do with the the The msde
midnight, while tbe girl in bed and IL O'Clock
before she reached homo eer her discharge The testimony
fsug ell H. the Court directed verdict OF six assus
he policeman, Frost who did answer but ordered
Die h. favor Of the defendant Ebeu the ground that the
question Of probable Of lew and not Of fact At
tn time Court occasion say that the plain
III entIey sbsoyed irom suspicion upon the evidence in
the case.
Chester Ktnnedsy for plaintiff Matthews Swan foI
dsiendsntG
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furniture.
Eeoal Ncilres.

CUPREME COURT, City ---
VIZ K. GafES .s.ia.t JGIFs n 3
EL.VEDGE, hArIHlAS DENMAN}S Stamp. -
CRAWFORD. jpnior ana TnE Orr Process u
QUICKsILyER MISINO CON- -----c---
OMPANY.-slmmon.-Fyr Re;!-t-lo the Defendants
above usrei; You hereby summoned sHd req .f-d to
al wer the complaint IN hs scon Of which copy l. here
With eryed upon you aud copy VI your answer 10
m. ,aa com sut o. toe sub-cbes their office Numbs
T.o auove-.ee ia tho City Of York wi hin twenty
DAY. aisf the service hereof exclusive Of the day Of soca
,sT,ies and # YOU fsA tie aid put within
he ue tiofe,aid the fsnin IN tAis seton viii apply to
Cosft f the y. ef Gem n.d ths plaintDs'ed.
March a. lg6l ENAKIS, SOJTHMAYD CHOATE.
plantiG'. Ausfneys.
The compliant IN the aboveened acto1 wa tiled IN the
5ales Of C.fk OF tho Guy AID Couniy Il hewioIk
he City Hall u al city thi, Jn dy u APrt 1903
ENAhIo sOUTIlMklb ChOAlE.
s,is lawsw S. P.ai"hd'' Arorrsj'
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fouMoN PLEAs-cnAnBEas-May IS.

the BROADWAY (HARLEN) RAILWAY.
The Leariny Of the motion III this matter TO re-
be Hien Rai road from laying track In Madison
,yeuue wss sdjouIned uy consent 70 the @1d INST
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United STATES MARsgABS oFFICF-MAr rs.
Before the Ii u. ROBERT MURRAY.
spET To YgltT LAFAYEITE

Captain wilson, fo melly Of the United Statoe
I,nv aud dca sed taeer0m for disioyGy % the Gov
nent was TO Jay aTre-ted AID sent TO tou LaiaY ete
r,ed win psrs-ratng 'er OF his ate resiueut a.
,pen 10 ODsin fJ due ~ tad oueeI AZ 'Ae
T1IIss;eT's Department IN th's city,
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CTONINGTON LINE for BOSTON, via GRO,
~ TON. NEW-LONDON. STONINGrON, PROVIS
Toe splendid steamers COMMONWEALTH aud Ply
MOUTH ROCK will esve Pier No. 10 t.. foot Of Court.
lar d..s.. daily texcept SundssI J. ats ?. m.
Freight taken By any other line. Fce OF Com
psny No. us " estst, corner of C0ur' r'lsndt.st
Ne~-YoTk March T. 1903 w NJ EDWARDS, Agent.
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by Telegraph.

pt.,cb TO Merchant EKcI.nse, Pine street ~.
"psAS FRANCISCO, May H. cvening-AriNc"' '"'P ~
- Ian from New orb ia l3D day.
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OENTRAL RAILROAD of ofNEW-JERsEy.-

EENTRAL RAILROAD OfNEW-JERSEX.-,
" From foot Of Courtlsndtst-COnnsctirs q SsmIson
Juncdon %h t.s Delaware Laeklws9na and We's Snt
connections forming dect line o Pittsburgh and the Wsse
"''"'u' SitEAS tT Mi'niE Il Iei ROUTE TO THE WEST.
SPRING ARRANGEaENT-Comnencia April zo 1863
HARsIsBuRe ExPEKss-At a. IN. for Es,ton Rs.dlnx
Pot 0ile, Hsui-burr Msueh Chunk Nillismspor
Great Benz. Pi.,son Bineh.m,on. wite barre. 70
II M.-For Eason Allentown. Wiiarnsport, hesdin8
SO Icr East5a' Bethlehem, Allentown and Maush
4:'op M.-For somervils.
6:iO p. k-For Somervile.
TN WESTERN ExPREss-For Esston Allentown Read.
ing Harrisburg Pittsburgh and tho West. Sleeping cars toa
Jersey City through to Pitt.buIsb.
Express TRAIN PoR HARKIsBURG-The . No. Exprss(
ing Eat and West on Central Railroad Norh
Central Railod North and South, aud with the Cumbs
Tag TaROUGH EyPREss TRAIN FOR THE Wssr leevss
ccnneoaa a, HnSSis With Psnn.yssnis R.irosd~its
change Pittsburgh ard 10 Cinenest and
EIrspErsTOTT T AND NSwYSsS FssRT|tss,. New. Yos
nom Pier No. 2, North River. ss $3.50 q m and n'sA
The boats stop s Bergen Point and MsnerS Hsrbor svs
uip ssch way. JOSIAH U. sTEaRNS, superintendent.
ERIE RAILWAY.-Pass trans.
IL ! a. m., Express for Buffalo.
$50 a m. Milk. daily. for o.syille.
pm. w.y for os'i ?. NewOurss and w.rwies
6p. M Night Express daily. for Dunkrk Buialo hochs
tx C.bandsga aud princiPai station. Trin Of ss,ufs
day srousi Buffalo, hut dOOs not run TO DuDkrk
IN EmigfaDr - o. hrs.
HJDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-FOR ALI
II BANY and TROY CONNECTING WITH TRAINS
NORTH AID WEST Trains Leave: - o., ..
From Chamben.st From Sthst
Express and 10 m apd3; IzE, iy2I m ana ''''Ans
is and p N. M9'S II
Troy and Albany with sleep lv3i pm
ipEcal O:J p. IN.
Poughkeepse trsin 1:l5 an fs'a M, and i;Ss ana os'
pm
Pssl.Lii train ii. % u and Ili.2a H., t:o7p.m
3:45 y. -
Sing sius train. 5:3o p m. D; ~ p m
Tar,ytowp 10 o. Ia. s:3l
On sDn.a,. Il s:22 D. m, ON jOth.t.
h. eorei AZ sny of tire ofcss OF Wsacetys
Exprs in N1wYork aud Bookya aud bfgysgs checked "a
the oil points he road AID 10 HsatoEa SPRING.
& NEW-HAVEN RAILROAD.
l3t3 SPRING ARRANGEMENT. 1850.
COMENClNG APRIL ~, 1863.
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BuiIoins Alaterials.
AGILE SLATE COMPAN
Manufacturers OF all sizes Of Purple and Green
ROOFING SLATE.

Da,., and Ofic. fQusries near Hydsyille, VI.
Cor lOth.ay a i i1h..t, E.Y.I A. X. RIDER,
ADAM PONTON. supe1nieDoent
The EAGLE" SLATE produced at these qusrries which
are the most extensive Of the kind in America well Known
to the public " the best quail made in thi, country
The iuatoB Of lhese qusues the Safatogs and W Nhite
hall Ils osd only eleven miles from canal aud ike ni'sa
ou afford. cheap aud easy communication b' fao'n 81
ater with eli parts Of tho country. WIN imLfoyed ma
hnsTy worked By power, the facilities 81 the CON
p,ny Tor the manufacture Of sute are uhfrsed enabling
them 10 NIL orders TO almost any extent - -
Slate Roof 10 a. cheap % tin shingles or iron WeI
put lsss rns. IL 10 proof against nre ana 10 q
saving ia Insurance rates -,
Nitk good c,ers the ainw stcT gathered from Slate
O,d@r. may be sdds..ed to the Conpsny at their New
York Depot TO q. fUkMAN, Agent No. C,uIt.and'st,
hsw.YoTa, OF to 90, ~,
A K RIDER, surt. OF ousrie. Iyde'ille. VI
MARBLE MAN1LES.-1he best place III tne
Va ci,y where tue cheapest MAhbLE MANILEs &c
cna b. bought 4. at A. kLABkRo NIbe 1sf1l No io5
East I8.h.L near 3day., New'iork. iCut this onl.l
MARBLE MANTLES.-ltyo you want an excel
WI .pt and cheap sol Marble Msoue, GUY them a. D
kLABLE'S No. 81 Ia av, near Jdst Az l. IL Ia the Os'
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Chances for Business ftlen.
VALUABLE FACTORY FOR SALE

A VALUABLE FACTORY FOR SALE
"A The Real Estate in Waingford, Conn., known The
Fowler Manufacturing Co." the Railroad from NewYork
Boston, about II miles rom New-Hsyen Main Building,
35IO0 3stori,s hgn Boiler and Eosins Room l2so Fcrs
iJg aud Trmmibg shop, z2IS brick, and butt IN the
suDs.sntisl msrner Store House 1873, With paio ~
&c the Railroad. One Steam T. gne Of Hews Philips"
make 30 horseower all la good order rare clancs
tuose wLo ws to IN Danuactning Terms made
easy For ther psicolss apply By lste iu person 10
JOHN MATTHEWMAN, Powder FLAX Manufacturer, New
HIN ON
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pRssen>Prs Arrived

Mo,,.. NJ Wagner, D. Bryan, Mr., B.6et, NJ Bullet and
som L. ID. Everett
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At the state-s.. Congregational Chnreh (neu
Hoyt,t), Brook -, the Rev NEWTON hes ION fH"or'
will preach TOMORROW, at lo m AID - c; - p Il. h
Subject. t>s second on The uofPeI VI Oh' w"
only hGde cf the world"
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'OR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE. via NEW;

OK BOSTON and PROVIDENCE, via NEW
steamer METROPOLIS, Capt Browp' leaves New.Yors
O'clock D. GhsDAf, m .Os b. hTHTssSoAY. ard SATURDAY at
from Pier No 3N. X d dr"iDAi' " "e''oAS 40
picsnt until he same shall have Be en- naiI fsr
freiSn, 70 npson warded through with ss dispateh
WIN BORDER. Agent. Nos 70 and II wsst.t
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1--WE STEAMSHIP
GREAT EASTERN.
WALT.A PATos Commander
vill he di'p,tchod r. ~. VII
frss HwPie wPPi M Saturday. June q,
Saua.y Sy ias s AZ a. TUESDAY July Il,
ami A. regular Intervals thereafter sas,o sl2s
FIRST CABI \, -,
SECOND
T,cnrso 90 icket, oct aud back In the FH" snu oe0""
Chin. ouly . fare aid half -, ,.,., 70
Servants mpaDyins pas-engen' a"u SN''- W.
wear. Of age, hsf fare. Infant. Tree IA
Tnlhp oABlN $50
al. FAXES PAYABLE ~ hOLp, ON 10 HN<"i'-'
~" LENT IN u. $. CURkENCf'
Each passenger allowed ~ cubic ieet Oh iuSs'"'
An e1perencad Surgeon ON bo1rL
For passage, apply to cuAs A WHITNEY
At the Office, No. 70 bfoadwsy'
For feiaht, apply q, >,D ,eptxyALL. Agents
ho"b'N No. "a Solth's'.
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COURT OF OYER AND TERMINER-MAr I5.--Before
Justice lNGKAHAA.
SENTENCE.
Two young girls, named Lena Fifer and Margaret
Giant pleaded guilty petit larceny. 1t beiog their first Of
se and loug shown thai they returned the stolen prop
y AID were pentent tho Cour. imposed light sentence
via ten days in the City Prison.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-05-16
TRAINS LEAVE NEw-YORK:

PASSENGER Station in Nes-York 27thst and thN'
Entrance . 27th.st
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TRAINS LEAVE NEw-YORK:
For New.II.veo, :, q. IN. tE1.l l9.i' tIIb %"tEnb
For E'ies'poit J. Csn, IL m ELS tEI) Erh
Fsr Milford snG s,r.trOrd a. nj l2.lS (EI) $40. 40
Fo, M Fsr.ld Southport and wsstpor ii m e4o 40
Fur Norwalk. 7,lIam IaIs (E1) 2'o CE1l a'o 49,
-, 80 i,fisn and Greenwth T. II 80 40 SO m.
For stamford 7. (EHl, llsnli l2.lS tE1h H"'IHb
a. 4.3o SO. p m ,,, > n. y, a An
Ia For Pois Gbs.te' and NswRa,ese;hslie; m.
For Boston, wa Springfield 8 a rn SsI I% ny 'P "'
For HarfJrd s9d 5prin. field g. IN. lEIh H'i'' ."
Eis .pnbaeticut n River Railroad to Montreal sa E1h
n IS D. m. 10 Northampton. ,,,,, N n-.. M
For Hartford, Provdenss ana r"hAi" N'
e. . y" New London aud s,onins.On Railroad d
a., AZ ,naJ Rsi Tosd q is D. m. to North,mP on
For H"usa,enic railroad. 10 III ishe'd IL. >, -
For hSu.atu Railroad, a. IN, " Y. m'
For Danba,y and NorNelk Ralfosd a. IN, ~ p m
Couuo diou slsepios Cars tachTd 1 g p 10.
JAMES Ii hOYT, Superintendent
NEW-YORK, HARLEM, and ALBANY X. h
RANGEMENT commsneins MONDAY, Noy H. Iesa "a. q.
For ALBANY i030a E1pse" " ~ ifsin nom So' y"
Station Returning leave Albany st id'Sos ,,
JOHN BURCBiLL Supesirtendspt
NFW-JERSEY RAILROAD-FOR PHIL
~ ApELPHIA sd the SOUTH ana W W n. S.wYo,s ~
81 81 ,os M a 8 80 add ii 80 p Fare tS Throula
SS,a,. checked at AMI 10 a. NJ sd ,'IV snu hs"P "'
fcr ws'iinS'owy W0opRiFF Assistant superinteDdsOt
No b,ggas. viii he received tor any tsins ohes
and checked IS miuutes Ia advance OF me I.le u sart
]
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ESTABLISHMENT FOR

nRESSMAKING ESTABLISHMENT FOR
~ SALE IN PHILADELPHlA-Auo old aud well estsb-
lshed De.nakng Establishment for ae, doing avery large
acd respectable business tn.s lit Of over 80 cnstomer
situated o. tho principal streets In Phsd, pna The
declining business account OF Ill hes tn and leaving
tue cy House 10 rent At very mod rate rae For further
particular. apply Immediately 10 MRS. CRAiG,
No. ll5 South lsshst, PLiadelpbii.
Mos. sat stsctory reference given.
CTRAW PAPER-MILL FOR SALE Cheap,
~ sltuafsd " mile. Pouzkeep.e FOR particular.
address EDWARD CONGDON, Oswego Nilase, Dutchess
Co., y. Y.
WANTED-A PARTNER in first-class
Ladies school in this city. certain emoant Of cap
al aud ssu.acory references as 70 chsrace sad capAoty
are indspenssbe Apply TO Messu MILLER MA
1HEW5 No 757 Broadway corner OF Sth-st.
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G!camboats an0 Railroads.

WORCESTER, PALMER FifCHBURo. N.sBuA!
LOWELL, CONCORD. THE WHITE MOUNTAINS"
AND INTERMEDIATE POINTS
The new aud stennch s,esners Of the Norwich Ina
CITY OF BOSTON aud CITY OF NEW.YOkK
Leave NewYork daily (Snndays excepted ct o'clock o. u
from Pier No 80 Norh Biyet foot Of Vsstry.,,
FOR NEW.LONDON
tIere connecting with the ST smooat Express Train foy
above points via Norwich WorcetsT, Boston &Woroesy
Noce.er Nashua and New London Northern Rsiroads
fTesh taken at the lowes For information iaqurS
L. s. MARTIN Agent, on the Pier
New-York daily tribune., 1863-05-16

CCHOOL FURNITURE in all its branches,
~ Lecture Room and Sunday school Sestees, &C.,
Manufactured o.
ROBERT PATTON,
No. q Grovest, near Beecker.
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NEW-YORK & NEW-HAVEN RAILROAD.

SPRING ARRANGEMENT. 1850.
COMENIlNG APRIL ~, lo63.
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Hoyt,tl BroOkl< ~ the Rev SEIvTON BEsrOH. Pastor.
will preach TOMORROW, at lot a m AID Il ~ II p n. %,
Subject >s second .eInou on The u0'pei " |'' 'N'
onS hgfe of the world"
i Public Meeting in beh,k Of the TABERNASG,hIsS
or 1aa CHRIS IlAE ALLIANCE VII be held on sun.
DAY EVENING. May IL at st. Hall the City A.seDely
Room. 10. 40 Bioadwsy MjorOen ANDERSON
& > a. MI bckSs6S kfSii' VI, Gs ssH&FFER
esq, Rev. JOHN s. MITCHELL, .. n, and Rev JOSEPH
H0LDICH, ID. D. Rev. c. G. GOS5. the Pastor, Will pro-
sent statistics respecting the lower w.rd' Of the city
Bieecker-street Universail-r Church: IN. Rey
MOsEs BALLOU pieache. TO-MOhhoW MOhnNC
In tho EVENING he viii consider Tie qlesnon " T."b
lsl; Where shall the uogody and tie sinner appear
nrbod. re Cometh With Ciouds!-Hi. Herald
VII procisim the Word o tho kiu.dom ~ sUNDA1 ,st
O'Clock p IN Urion Baeig' No lcs BSwery, r,. SCAT
some yoafs ego for predicting the p'e.ent war
Central Presbyterian Church, BIoome-.;. two ,.,,
blocks cast from Bro.dway The Rev JAMES B DUNE
Sunday 5choo at Il m. and 2. ?. IN.
Duane.st. NJ. Il. Church "a still alive. Having re-
Gently ia ue church. the Society las taken aud hiied up
for public worhip hs large rsd-nce No l43 Hai.oo-s o
RSs PIs.cbn S 4 m s M sSd = sEvENNd By tho newly
appointed Pastor, tho Rev PARKER ists Chaplain -
New OIosns Seats free Sabbath school at H. M ard
p. m.
DR.. JunI,ins's Lectures on Prophecy.-Ine
Ninth Of lie Coulse will be delivered fo-MOhhOW
Snbbsb) AFTERNOON the l7h inst at 81 o'clock IN tbs
Church Of Canal aud GIeeue.t ensnce ON doene
It, Seats free. Sabj,ct; The Glorious Ihione'-liovs
lations, w.
Eighteenllst.l VI. h. Church -P,eaehHs :, IG,
at y O'clock iy the Rev J. w. LINDSAY, the PASTOR.
Forty -third-st. Methodist Episcopal Church.
The newly.Bppoint-d Pastor, the Rev LUCIUS hlNb
will peach in this Church SABBATH MORNlNt Igd
ENE.dNG, May H. All are invited 10 sttend
Free Church OF st. Matthias, corner Of Broadway
s2ast. The Rev. n. f. CORNMALL, ID. d, Lect1r--
opening services viii be held SUNDAY, May Il The
Rev Dr. MUHLENBEIlG will preoch at los m. the Rec
tor II 4 N.
Free Progressive Meetings st DJdworths nial
u SUNDAY NAV IT, and Jadge EDMONDS st a p. u, on
he Entrance 10 the Summer Lad"
Five Points House of Industry, No l55 Worth
r.-tegular cIlfren's service -O-MOkkOW AFTER
NOON, at O'clock Sa0ses ana citizens cordially r-
v q Short addresses aud chiidIeIs musc Cone aud
cour- .e the little ones to 90 risht.
Greene-st. NJ. l.. Church, between Broome snd
Sprus s-,t.-fhe Rev J. r. NAHDLE PAsor. will preach
1O.MOAROW at ~. o'clock a ~. aud q O'Clock p.
Lecture on WEDNESDAY " EVENING Player Musiins
on FRIDAY EVENING. Seats FREQ. Strsnges and others
. D iuvued.
In the Forsyth-st. ME-. Church. between Canal and
Division fts the Rev. JOHN PLUU, IT, the Pastor, vii,
preach SUNDAY st l0i aud st u p sea'S free.
John-st. NJ. Il. Church.-Tbe Rev. }. 81 CARROLL.
pa,or. will pfeac IO-HOikON MOESlB 81 10! oc.ock,
snd "a TIE EVENING at i PRAYER Mselag before Evening"
services commencing .; o'clock heas Tree. stranger. sIe
cordially invited 10 attend
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E. Frowenfeld & Brothers,
John r Tarln1

John T. Taylor.
DY virtue of an order of sale to me di-
ID rected from the Court of Common Pleas of
Monroe County, o., will offer for sale at public
auction, al the front door of the court house. iu
the town of Woodsteld, in said county, be-
tween the hours of ten o'clock a. M, and four
O'Clock p. M, on ess ~ al
SATURDAY,, the 7th day of February, 1868,
the following real estate, si,uatein said coun-
ty. to Wit:
Eve acres in the north west corner Of the
west half of the south eastquart-r Of section
thirteen (1S) township fourl4,) and range
six (6.) ~
Also, fifteen acres in the south part of the
south west quarter of tile north east quarter
of same section, township and range, said
tract of land being bounded on the east by
lands of Eleazer Williams aud John Scott, on
the south by lands of james and John Scott,
on the west by lands of Richard aud William
Scott, and on the north by lands of Rehecca
Rose and Christian Cehrs, as described on the
grand list for taxation in said county.
Taken In execution and leyied upon as the
of John T. Taylor, at the suit of
E. Frowenfeld & Brothers.
GEO. w. CARROTHERS,
Sheriff, d. c. o.
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Legal Notice

/, Il, the Monroe County Probate Court
fOTlCK--Daniel Dennis, Ca:harine Swaub,
IN Joseph Swaub, her husband, will take
notice that on the l6th day of December s62,
John H. Sorgel as the Administrator of John
Dennis, deceased, filed in the Probate Court of
the County of Monroe aud State of Ohio, his
petition against them, the object and pray er
of which petition is to obtain an order OF said
Court to sell the west half of the north west
quarter and the north west quarter of the
south west quarter of section one, in town
ship three, of range FIVE, in said county, to
pay debts of said Estate. The said Daniel
Dennis, Catharine Swaub and Joseph Swaub
who reside in the State of Pennsylvania
will take notice that said petition will be for
hearing on the 18th day of January 1868.
% HOLLISTER 4 OKEY, Att'ys :.
for John Il. Sorgel, Adn'r.
December 81, 1862 -4w.