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When the Wnr Will End,

The following Is extrac. Of letter from gen.
tsJasn now residing in Kentucky, q native " Rich
rnond, Va, and until tie commencement Of the
Rebellion, leading lawyer in one Of tie Cult
States
FoF ny part viewing. a. have for lorg time viewed
As sgantie Rebellion against civilization In the Nah,
hs cSrsss can say, God be thanked fer our defeats for
tks oDS iro,rsction Of the have LeeL prohs
10 us ant 20 nInsuity la our blindness We 1r supposed
that Toe Wal a. the evil and the speedily could be
ended the better 1t would be IL begins 10 seem ain
enough tbs the stopping o. the any time heretofore
todsywoold have been, and would be- sliogehe
premature. 1t he's not yet done its work. thoush 1, h..
effected much, remains to be accom- li.Led In NY
spnlou duration sarey csoolaed from tb.
piOuess Of the North THAI from bs resu, Of
In the Geld. We're us whole North to-day
.sr. issass underlying the ,Iusgle.nd thai John
eisan hi, John O. Waiter or Wendell Phillip, OF
Sred poossss, tie Rebellion wore tails day virtually po
tsotAy srushoi sad would be sctusy sobdusd In few
weeks
"ID rpte o. perhaps ia csbssqusne. Of various
verses IN battle have made great progress toward putting
down the kebslon because have made prose, toward
healthy moral sstnent on the qu.1n Of Slavery. Only
thnk gift: we actually began TO suppress tho sbelsu by
holding rather than fsEDg tho ReJss with one tsnd
s~cbns md returning their loyal fugitive slaves With the
sh, We ouHdiy thrashea out Of that ,tuud quy
ibsuk God We then tolerated bat would not encourage
the escape enssvsd patriots from their Rebel masters bot
sven tnso they must not within our lines. Stll
whipped God be preed We then went SO fares 20 eneour.
eye thes to u' and even put
SUD spsd's Into their haDdsbnt arms oh, nDl WHO would
Ana The negro aud taefe will be uutluy Of rank aud lie
S" 1s wa DC Dot prespeT Then cant The sngoGncenslt
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS srrciL TER.-JuIr
~ Before Jodrs BRADY.
BROADWAY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AGAINST IHE
HAHLEN RAILROAD COHFAST DISSOLVED.
John J. pAei. es,L at I'e Nrv.Yort and HAiea Rail-
road tomp.ng.
The hearing Of the motion for con'inuarce Of
the nu oicn rraned r.n,, the liae Railroad Compary.
re'r lining them om lyius hrf irscs 10 Hadf'n Az n-
IN pai,r.noe o' tie ou Of h. Common coouc ps,-
~sy ia nafison sse1ue, w., fouglt % III. morning
n. Pl..l,d' who az osnrr' .. pi Iss'y on N'i''n
m.ut Of ~ dci-ndn oogn's tLs, ,irce the ssnns Of
tie arcieu. Cour Of Arpsa. had decided IN 3 case
Of tie People s-i heff tfrrey 20 tho ht o. ihr Of
oP.ry : n.E;sa a. .uiouou hs-u'1 The zee Ct 'r'e,
II .ag.,i.a tr, tb. Aoi. c,.. hsvirt ven decided
by tie colit II APTra iiEs-ly 70 ihc piilis thre ~
sJvud iof tie iuftbor ion % NJ sut I'D has .
Of jDstio- 10 tie Ns'l Railroad Company %
fe''fu issm loaE-f oa tho eIeie's u ihsf 'so1'
ught.
Of the t0r oi Appeal he'd hesn maze snc- TIE rouenoe
.ut 81 tts 'lil SOD a. ,.l Id been core,cea a. GOOD
at coat ln uls ves iLe Cut eoncsf-d sud - cf5s'
ntde di''si'ng tue junction al ans tas 'sis
The forovi,, order Va, .nt.f.i,
he o.ienass s. @ at o. spPssfsi e. The order hereto
.hou oct 30 f-stiiu,t ifo syius sii .i ia Mass NJ
ts~rue " Or H.. fr."ut,1 ei = AtytT Atr'trh ~
Con nron.iy o. IT. CIV o. ScvNot VI Affii Il l3. sDd
owing moved itH 'he rguusut Of tho mou5s b. rsr
bfosss o. snd re Ftatf. h''us s1Iss.i-d h'i Voc a.
sioE 81 t- t"uT Of APsss h. ths 81 The Peeps V
k'u sni os'rs ho' sJsdc'd sd'-''y 10 te sn. Of ~
ANT 60 lIours utf. 10 mainlain arou Ter sS,
rlacNoJ. Az Val tLs ~ t1r
bat q .i-u. geuefty ressrdst 'r.f's iss
- he o Of the sf,nns Of ~ -lunctoh sIds sHd hss
acislre tho I4 49, Oh bss o-'s gIseI Ne olscvi
sisne... g. discetulus, without costa
usi bessing es-i.'l % tas r''i"e'i'. p'ri's' 80
b. So Gor tnst nc .usle afisf i.rsfo Ig
elf.sfsHn. IT, a.isndaut so Ss- Oh sna lsf. Pal
fo.t Conp.hJl ron isyius h~f .fs g. h.f'on s''Du
81 tlr s.nr Lsffly dssaF,t sai tlsi 40 AL
hsVc i-svs ~ ds-3ulHse iLs -rcn ~itS-t ecs.s -.
ss' IfSy --'ss - 80 Ti.Hi' .. ~ i-aiete.
uTCltlOJ.
Well. ngt. fordlhm In tn, oase receiver vii
be ,gpsstsc a thlfy tr~~ 30, isdsnsut 10 pax
s.e4icd lhs lii.L. tior order O. c4tu ussssLl..
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sosae Hsvssa, c. Dc Lsunsy p NJ de Eraso, Spain JSse
hu1s y Lohs II'vsns; L, H. Hou': c;yL pswns'' r.
@. n. Notion D., Julian Hoboksni ID Blake. Dods. n.
Y. II. Hind.e Chicsso A Dubeteni France Mis-, koo-
inson Csuandsisus: A NJ Avery. Brooklyn; Hugh Dong
%. n Y r. VIII rhisd-lpblsi A. Cain. wife Ana child
France; L. E'scufnar do. A. yscesro A. Masso, aoo-
CO. N. L.ppta H,vsns, Mira ThsophiIus Muny, Camden
Y. Gonpil Psris. a.
IL 'teamhp Frenin- sta, 70, N.porI,o s +
o. Norton Geo Moore, h. d. Hall. Mr.. ToOip, hsdan T.
l. D,,isn .nd servant Major X L.E,'as' ws, A.
Geo S-issL ia. OConnor Frank Bsker John tlandsrs.
!ienry Hustled, A Y. A'isyre, l. Arches, C. smith
sias Wri!ht J. w fsrgusou. w. ). TEbot W. emhn' W.
kiehell Mi,s G. Levant.
neam.hp Creole for ys, orieans- Capt H. Is brown'
,pt A. w. Bradbury. j. l. kei.er. Capt u hervey,
Joliet Mfs Alice Gallon ssryalt aud Two enhatsn- ME
John DOG. Z. Il. Hunt, and others IN the Storage
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF EMBELLISHMENTS
Cleared.


S,ssm,hlp.-C City Of Limerick OH jones Liverpool, j.
q. Dale Creole 1Lonips9g NesOhssUs Ludl.m heine'
ssG; Evening $tsr Bell, No~ Orleans, john X. Rsynori
Psit-f.burg Sherwood. Portland II. u. Cromwell 4 Co
Baltimore. Lewis, Weshingtop. Jss Hand
Gie-rvf-OctoIArs, Joiner, baltimore
bGt-G. II. Morton. Sic per, Eirahethport, he'csf
Dunrsn Jesnus (Brl Smith Melbourne raA) Fisher
Risrd q c. K.nsnd tRu.l, se,u.er. Antwerp tuuch,
hrinsse Nendt; W. O.b iNor Ihulin tors, Holmbos
Bslchsg prrss. Prtosn Gov Bay. j. y. Whitney 90.
fuudina (Sorl Eherhard Cob IoLbos Bachesi Kan.
tho Chairman. A.pi wall ran.na Hs'ioad Col "and'rcf
trro..l Eor-. Ant~Jrp. N-n. Salem 4 Co
Bhg-k. Miller OBJ Mathews. Nassau Y. T.. hoHel u
Barto. lsutlars tDg,chl Downs. Qg,cns'o~n; ranch'
".nckr Il Werdt .. Ocerse. lie Cog Weymouth w. T
wor.l GO E,'sla ,Ap') PNtervcb Cork. loTboe
Pa-hru Hsurci- fDlicb) Schroeder, Curacao, Dovaio
90 Rob, Move. Perry, ba-hsdes H. Ttoworidsss sons
LILY fBfl. Warden. Belfast, Hewlett: rorFancc
sehoonsp-M Shi.iis Ws't@. Augusta Me, Bentley,
Suilh Co A. Kelly Bur. Fot Clinch For.rce snow,
Dolcv,tef Vn,g- Belle Bntcf Norfolk. Va, III. I. Brown
Co. Hnrd snow, P,Ttsuouh. n. H., w y brown c.
Harvest QEeeu tbr.l Mar ~. John. n Il Dewoiii
r, .ofs Bsehe or. PM ssrpha, y. H. hcCresdy Co
Samuel o. Huss, Jous., ChiLcotc,gu. n G. HaYens, A.
Jsuulny. -, Pocomcks. Yiu Bun; slsshti C1Ilnpe
tbf.l, Bethel, Hs Dor isi.nd W II. B.thcL
sIOyp-Mary Gfsy, .ayrus, NoT- London.
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apprising them Of bis intention, he says: lyon may
well cay this war cabno. last much longer. You,
who have witnessed traitors with naughty preten'
sions crouch rs your feet for mercy the ansoDs Of
the domineering rich turned into boarding houses,
aud the ebiya!Ty TUNED landlord and lady, for the
entertainment Of Ysulee officers. Those who have
spurned beg for fnvovs vi your hands and, swearing
new allegiance for protection u propei-;, pesniy
violate ii 10 serve Eltsl II Is fit and proper that
such O people, who foolishly wage such war,
should ut las. meet, face TO face the black rice Of
The South bend 70 the rod Of the slaves they have 90
long outraged. ind trembIe before Len proclaimed
by then &c have rights A just retributon, one
they caunot avoid; the humiliation their own bold
treason has brought upo1 them; resort that needs
no justification in the sghs Of God or MAJ, for il ID
right
Among the passengers on board ths Rebe'
steamer Emms, capt red whiio running the block
sde from Wilmington, n. c., by the Arsgo, Wa Ar
nold Harris. the former proprietor Of Tbs Sla't'
newspaper in Washington, d. c. 1t will be reniem'
bered that after The fret battle OF Bull Run, Harris
and enc McGaw volunteered TO 90 10 tho battle
isld TO attempt the recovery Of the body Of Col.
Cameron Of the 10Th New-York Volunteers, brother
of tie Secretary Of War. uauis was then taken
prsorer-that ia, no took advantage Of tic cireun-
stances 10 go South.
Among the Ccnfcdera;es In the hospital Of
Wssl ington lie Col. Peter G.. Evons, Of Nrwbern,
n. c., son-in.law Of Gov. Mo,ohead, Of that State.
lie was go, erely wounded in one Of the recent ba''
lies. lie has been receiving every attention which
bis severe case needs but notwithstanding this, hi'
physical condition is now considered extremely
critical. Lieutenant Brysn, OF Raleigh is ase
among the inmates of the Stanton Hospital.
Mr.. William Campbell the Oldest cooper in
Philadelphia DIED OF his residence recently Of the
age Of l0l years.
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lBossery ers Aaiied

In stenr',ip Pr.ia Jor Liropool-Mr md Mr.. Thomas
Roger, ". \ MIR a kipol is,sns n hcNabop. ii,tans
two hhs., Richard \. " sif. an Mira WIN But,I Dan
can. n " 81. and Ma y. H.nterson. child aod .ev
aus Panama l.. Ju.,b N. Y w. Wsfze. y. Y. J. OHo
Havana r. sApoi,tsn. spain l.. 0ber Lslr,nors
Ma AsTy Henry, ,. y, d.. AMI h,s I'd. O'bH'ni
Mhs OBnea. Ai.s T.. &. Ly.B, y. q. Jane. A'msGeuS
Belt r. Cy.se.. Rev. J. W. hsrd. Rev. Wn. 0un, y.
Capt. the Hon. y. Melville J. Escobu Mexico Tbom''
Rcd. Scotland; H. ~ v Amcs. Cnnaisi Mo- l.. sts~rid
N. VI " Whung, lady apd daughter. BOSTON, u. hsni
lon and we n.y.; j. tow or, two chill zen nd seyAnt ss'
Francisco, II. W. Lald-ts tnd wifi. Pri., Me Jones
Batmorei NJ. Odpenls In.r san frs.c.eo, n. NJ. Nell
Eas L. Many 'sd H. Manly, \. .isig. aud ..i %
Liverpool. A. b. PETITE n. " A. r. Ccidih. Mass T. ID
,uli.n. l.Da ID. l.. Dodge, Mr. n. hevn N. ~ X. .
Cariem. BrantoId. W. c. g. BIsdoy, Proyid,ncs =
L. Il IsrTielts Jose lisIo, J. H. DC EEslAa, w. r.
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An Appeal.
To lAs Eaifor eJ The N. Y. Trtsss.

To Ms Iauor u TIE n. y. TTi1sse
SIR: After an earnest effort Of years to e,tableh
The A.es h(reaH-e ue~'psPsI spee.y doVSlsJ - tie
beet inte Of the oooied ptepisue tDd ourselves aud
leniy deprived Of tho support which msuy Of them Lad
vol Va by o. Ge.f Gsat folo ougo sId nAteIe
Oui city circulation, ~Licn nan cePsHdsres. h,A
been entirely broken up In ,hs smstseueJ ns oori'
pe,d to spp.sl the fIiend. Of such susrge and o.
tue wIopE-d aud oussd black T. for~ei ana
help either BY suDsehb M fsr the pager. which 10 3?
year by donating such umodoIs ihsir generosity Dsy
direct koBEET HAMILTON. Publisher,
No. 20 Besim.n street, New .Yefk
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;. THE 1863.
| S6i::5.
CENTRAL RAILROAD,
Mn IL. canr-esf,n. fcrms


Nth IL. connections. terms
THE SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE
FRoa NHw-l0RR TO rnE PKiNcirAL WK.rsks CTrEa
Seven rap daily from Ne~-go'k to Philadelphia VIC
NswJ.rsey sod Candrn n1t smboy Lire
ALL THROUGH TEAMS FOR Thc WEST By TdIS
ROUTE LEAVE NEW.YORk FROM THE
FOOT OF COURrLANDT ST.
BY CT the passenger leave New
York 'iue o,hsr iol'es evening passengeu
a. I p n. enc hour ist-s thio other lines.
b. WY OF Allentown evening pa,s-oger ieavc m,
hoGrs later than the Sorhern lines aud oy both routes
fiye ri Tho dine Norhtra hr' In cnieso snd al
points in the North CTesthne Indianapolis Lonisvls
(. Louis Cleveland. Iolnmhus Cincinnati aud sli aIa
points West, with fewer chsrses 81 cars: 49,,
Sleeping Cas- without cha1se ton from Phssdep his 70
Pittsburgh $50 niles aud New fok TO Piisbugh 40 mica
Smoking and Saloon Cars on all trains
Fare a.. same a other routes .
Bsgssse oil eckei through traa'iers iree.
'''"'' WEsIERN EMIGRATION
The P.nnsylyania Central Company Emisrsne
Accommodates Line. VIII ch shods comfortable mode Of
iTsvs parties moving westward at oneas the rsSs
Of fare. rpv,cur,
BY this route hegh,s Of ell descriptions can Be fcw
ard irs any Iin' Oh TIE Railroads OF Ohio, Kentucky
indians liiuois, Wisconsin, Iowa or Ni.soai BY RAIL
ROAD piktC, or 10 sy port the payisabo h OF tie
Wes, by stesnfrs from Pittsburgh.
The rtci sht ADD from poi1t the West by
tho Pennsylvania Ceuta Railroad all times favsble
CHARGED by other ksiosd Companies kefchant. anS
shippers tnrusng tho transportation Of their freight to TINS
Company can rely with eonidsace on 1t. speedy usn''-
LIVE STOCh. -
Farmers aud Dealers Ia Lave will md this most AZ
v ,g-oss rone Napieious feid-, well wa'sea sns sup
Piled with conv,nencs have been opened on ss line
lnd IS connections al every Gssuon pai &c Well wsnts
Prom hsni.burs where vi b. found every ioa
pdIA. NEW YORK aud BALTIMORE MARKETS.
~ ELLloTr, Passenger Asent, No. Astor.Houss.
LNN0i No ~ x,,or H.r.s. and No South w,nistnsA
MCDONALD BlscHoFF, EmsIant Agent.
LAOCH LEWIS General Superintendent AsssaR1H
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CAsADiAs JUDICIAL CHAs0rs-rhe changes on
tho Upper CGnaoa Bench, which 80 mentioned rs
probable few days sgo iave been confirmed. Ms.
OF the Queens Bench, aud becomes Prcsdent Il the
Court OF Appeals. Mr. Draper, Chit Jatiice Of
the Court OF Common pI,ae, becomes ClIel Ju,lics
OF tho Queen, Beucb. blf Justice kichardr be.
comes Chiei Justice Of the Common Pleas. Dir.
John Whom, q. g., Of London, succeeds 70 Ir.
Kichards's place in the Common Pleas.
Toronto Globe
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Of eol'isd which ioss4 30 sfsm ol-s.tof
aoTr SOUL f~y a.t J~ttSrtay dsGfiucd b. ia
relatives f.sl1lF lu fswfnfE S.Tufl JutL Ii
4onthed u colb.. hs vie, sni f-n-fA dctciglst
Of 10 person iftr 10y tBfcnoE fsr~m-a Tao
cottnssd EEtrJ tHt Ae gig 80 sior In Ns~
BIT frcrd .D u ia .bsfst -it CT 40 evening o. tle
ipDth d.y 81 ire hot, ia AOn.,, hcnt
bs body rlOtrgs y .. nd
ard .hfJ~B 0y,fbas that sbe - t.z be Tsi.ca
Lsbis .sd c''r1 ost Fof Cod. a., lie. +"
more Inc he'd u l-0ess se
pfreu assins pect CLUBS
there erect tsstiuepy sfer re ~ Lsl1.
verde. Of Fvune drG. Bso" w4s ieEses.d
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sPrTt.-A correspondent q. Darien, Wis. under
date Of July 81, 1863, wriies as folIows: "On Sat
urdsy, the 1871 met, some Internal ,couudrsi, no
doubt friend Of Gov. Seymour OF Eew-York,
burned LarD and thrashiny- machine FOR u Mr.
HOLSTER, respectable farmer Of Rock Prairie
The cause was lie employed ana paid negroes wages,
while liza Son was absent in the army"
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TRAINS LEAVE NEW-YoRh;
Fer New-I.ven, T. tEI.l II ~ .. mi IT'D tExh
10 (Er.) So. $50 and o. N. 80
Fcf Bldg port = (EIl. ll.3) .. m ELS tEIl IN
For Milford sud Stafford. !. li.3)a m 40 SO N,
Fer Fairfield Southport, and Nss;pe.t T. iLN m %"
s. 3p o,,v ,oUN
por D,rien and greenwich. $50 II 80 m $50. "a.
Tor Stamford s(Er) on, liJoa m l2l' EI). 10
NFor Pcr; C6~ er anS Etsrn,iia,s stations $780, IL 10
~. - tJn. S =. 90 o. M ,,
For Port Cls.ter and New Rochelle. y IL
CONNECTING TRAl.s
For Boston, v Spr ngnsd .. IN. TX 80 tELb sp n.
Fer Be,,oa. va Shoe Line. l..l3 tx }, , m
Sos Hartford AID sprn. 6e.d. a. IN thnh ~ 40
NEor CsIurc,:cu. River Railroad 10 Montreal. - n 9th
4. D :. N. sre 2 - Q. 10 Sorthlmgt0n
Cor Est,eru, Providence gne tisasil! kA.Hoai slELb
il. z.,-.- p.r-.., =.
Q .. ID. = IS 2aJ p. III. .
rox C.usl Rairosi. y IS p n. TO Northampton. $50
For flou.s mic Railroad. = u. ~ p N 10 ner Nh
foo N.tssrdlsf Ead ssfuiasysi 10 .ltth-!d
FOR Ssu.a,gck Railroad, s q. n, % ?. N.
F,r D nbfrv ani SotwL ks osd. q. iai ~ ?. %.
Con,n otlsvs sl.eyisg Csr~ tacaed 10 y M tfsr
1AhES u. uOfE, Superintendent
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ErHOOIS.,r ITEMS.

SUDDEy Diam OF NsvIL OTTicIR-yret.r-
dar st.fuoon SensIeHsE Ifes's+ 10 ava uhifofm o..
u o. ssltt arc Jay itfssa hc
p!s.,4 ard cosvsJst 10 ueigpboins sfss s1os
sso.flalns ls he ~ fuP.arsts bio'G 'ss.,
alr a4sd .tsf 10. a.-rs.si b. Ntn.u ,sct-
~ the Ln'sd .tsst tavs ,efs-s. o.
tss bed - - 90 wees @. tie Ns'! isc- Ls
esA.ea Las !.A...J Ie..II.. % bsl.I-loIv 81
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F,riI RTsCLr oy An Acc'Dy-r.-A German
named tbfisti,l Myef. accidentally tlfosa (1u a
tho let o. ftHn- Tex dsys ,ucr. tri
bsdy iniu'st lie We ass9 80 cir 10 ps ~bsss
Ae a.-s aay. A post .zsif Atl3l
I'D iBQesG wln be Loid - Cofonss hs.sss4 = d..
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A FIoRTlsG PiBsOS.--In tho Ere Animal Con-
ference NOW n seffion az AtL,hbdls O.iO. DR.. g..
w. Clarke stated that j. j. Bentley hhd sGrrsu-
der,d hf credentials ~ local preacher. lie went to
.te war ar captain, and maintained far character.
DR.. Clarke saId
rs. That hssui ben So 'bs aud 'ouflt
kets he lnds Coppsrheads On he AUD c.n-
very we'd maintain his Chr.isb aud nnl''-ri, eb.fso
. but med % be ainsndOvsy excited and l. alt AID
sOmtbody may ret EuTt"
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tsailsa.

?2ih--Resmsr Ellen = Terry.
Sh p.--H l.. Lino.ay Nivs Ia FfaEoo. Logan.
Esrss-Anns Bertha, Japi.-f. Albstias, Loronet,
AoesIc.
lgsN lbelmus. F.nlaJssp Maine, Alice Franklin, Eco
tia 81 ysilc.
Schooner Arctic and oih.rs
zyA-SioSn.bipa E,sulns Star. Creole.
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ps~s<vaevs Arrived

IN sshoensy Hound J,or Eermsda-Capt Coffin and crew
o. brig " Sssh captured ~ the pya.eer FioIidAi H.
1biers, sfi,s Mary A. Rrndiet
In Jrsg I0nld, from CdrdSaas-A. TsndosL
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Di.ust~rn, &c.

MsTraswrovs I,sgnG, July, II. 1863
Ths bark Kate 81 1nrs'. lrieDdl ifon NrE-Yors for
layti the uisbt oi III. TIL nst, w-lt ab the ~
point OF Liula D,gua bursd and bsc4m. total loss.
portion 81 her h,s Derr saved brou- lat hers
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Below.

eipE T. from sord-suI .hg mefcrry ~ non Usyrs
Two bsIAs unknown.
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STHrcK BY LiGnTsfSG.-During the 'iorm o.
veJue,dsy morning tue OF Sf Asr. Harris, 80. e.
DusOe sheet, JtootlyH. u. a. "a - niug, bat
much damaged tarf children. s.r'P N upper rooD
we're C0vsiea viii !A.Ls paste. Oul received AZ Jaiy
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EIHiBITloS.-The Auuual Exhibition OF The
young sdiss porting the s. AnrJ's Cseue Schosi Of
BrooLiyB D.. d.. piece on TycsJ.y evoGiul I'D
participated Ia BY some +oV pJps AeGE~.srs made
by several u The Catholic Gle. srt W.. received
Tns Acsaeay 9s,,I In q als,s Gouh.Llag esIelleh
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l)orl- Uar0cns' Nciltc.


PosTWAhD.ss UFFIos. No. I0t Wslls,.t
NOTICE Is hereby gwen, m accordance with
tsction Of de Act passed Ami A. 1881 egs,iod Az
act 10 HrofsAiEs tie Nsris1s Once OF ths ion OF New
ias 10 ell peons Interested In, having charge Of thu
object siief Of such iaqauy, eianina' OF survey thai
he following vessels uua.f sSAiinaou by thc lc
N1crus sd that Is s1id tuneJs or examinations vii b,
'ompss9 within ten d.ss IsIt saec-SGus LIS notice %
'o.To s.id s.s.ci.s
brat estcfn - r II
sup Ih"hnp Ter ~" - H. II
" y IA
bab EmDA No. "a "
pet lhhah hrr
Bds A. Hot Atlantic DOCK
bHs fGgrnr... No. ~ y II
&. II. BRAMHALL, President
J. AVGs EEERJhAl ssefetsIy.
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NTEW.Y0RK. HARLEM, AND ALBANY

NETWORK, HARLEM, AND ALbASi
t,ov Ia.o I. n, STOPPING az wilisn'b7ls-. Whis
piAos Bedford Cotton Fa and stations rofih to Aesny'
un.c,iu. sGd Northern k<ilf Al ior ~ stc.s
aid ali pon,, no:ts snd west; foG Crnton Falls S;H IN
and ?. "a. To g. "a ,rain Vii I9n saturday, oplyi
r.tunl- l.4Tes CTOtou rails so m on Morhys rot
IS .,. Pns Is add .0 q 2;30 $40 scd p. NJ stA
s:l, D. A. ron hite.t. Dept; To- Enthusiastically.
los ~ 49, 4:lo 3 {, 55 and $3.50 y. n. Croton AIS,
WI eP.iri md W li.r .bcs trains top 1t s sisons
Fsr Dove, Pis,a. o. Stepping st White Plains ard sta
to no.h Dovnr. Recurring leave Aloecy tS;l0 N
On sr,s % Nos'h.rn aud Nsstol1 Tans soppias a. all
.,..l-s ON Chatham crotoo Falls. also .. bedford.
Nh,t, P..as. and y lisasbn .ei yer Pleg-, 9:iJ
,nn5i.t % I'll .alcns OF sni WHITE P-ins r;on
F,, pm White P,in. 6;lo 5;1o n 9;99 tl3 M
y l ri,ods.- SGD sut co = ID Sfo0n ais fhite
Pu .a nshnase Trains s:ou q, n! Station. Sunday
EAc4uiop Triiui nt II I'd Far. tor Coto tss $50 n.
stopping al >siionseIcrpt foTku- tor W.safbrtdss
sla "A 3os. m. :, 400 .1t p M. for White Palas p
rn Uli.nsb ls. rHi Nhe laia. tipins top at al Ola.
tons Returning s.rs White rlairs t:io o.. Mi'smG
bridge 5:i O:25 ls:i1 $40 $40. ?. M, SI rius
ar si-ns. Cron fais p stopping AZ all Stations
north Q. and 1t Wlisnsbridse.
,OHN RURciIILL SurerintsR1snt
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun--Rises...44 isets.......1:ls Moon-Risss. Isl.
men vsrSk
Sandy Hook. ESQ Gov l-lsnd. $50: Hel-Gss.. 9:&t
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STEAMBOATS, an0 kailroGos.

DIRECT STEAMBOAT LINE for HART.
~ foE0 eolnsesins WIN i'ri.so.i TO sPRINGFiELD
haoRThAHeioH, tkLLy falls BhAT I'll
AFR a. Meue-y weduo,dsy, sud Fddsy. S,s.aer CRY
or HARTFORD l-svcs rcoA.ie at y. IN. ruesJ.y
lbs boa Of iuo ~, drsc.,. Sound steamers, and AZ.
eoipsandsd BY conlpi,-n' aud experienced officers.
A-~-i'rk. NJ 70, 1903
ErRiE RAILWAY.-Passenser trans.
~ : a M. ETpr... FOR Bpass
so IA NJ. blik. daily. for O-yihs
tpm. wsy for ois.il. Hewburrs and wsrwisr
tp IN, hsbt EIrrs.s daily. lof DanKLs bnfalo Rceh.
.ti C'n.no,is1a I'D grneipa 'alon. i''n Of ssiar'
day through Buffalo ha does not to Dunla.
P"' '"'''c aAs MINor General Superintendent.
L'OR ORIENT, GREENPORT, SOUTEOLD,
= $40 HAMG9n Ss1y 1. yRits re mEsS-
tAofoa tebot ard put IN vii (oi tae
l.a,- ref No - E..t River (iane..ip) TUESDAY
fIt BsD ii. sed s.rGRDAY AFiEGNooNs .,5o'eloss
tRiDA} hTNRNoOSs. Hs o'clock. For ireisA, pa.
''''' 'r'' '" ~ A. j. RICHARDSON, No. 100 F.ltou,t.
EOR Nowbargh, West Point Poaghheepsie.
and RondouL-s-sGer Mary Powell eayr, ritr FOO, Of
Jays every afternoon 4 o'clock for West Pe.a New.
baTsh. ro0ghkoep'ie, and IIoudout
NORTHERN L. X. of N. JERSEY. --Irains
~ cave Jersey City for Pofmont $500 o. sil5a H.
~. No. t;-V pm aud =; p" ss,uid,vs only a. IS pm
or hon.ey i'l' 40, ''2J p.uI I.w.DEMAkEsr. SUP.
EOR NEW-lIAvEN, HARTFORD and
srRINotIhLD STEAMBOAT AND RAILROAD
CONNIE RIOS. Toe COEriN Entail lc,,es Peck ~ .,
Eas' h!yeh% gag pm SlGii LINE.-rAe ELM CRY
leaves at II o'clock .. m. Suudays excepted.
NEW-JERSEY RAnROAD-FOR pHlL-
~ AptLPiiiA AID Ito SOUTH and wEST via JEg-
sEY CIrf.-Mail and rAWe.s Lines leave New.lerS
sno TO- M 0, iJ end Ia" D. m. Fare % Through
bes.sge checked Al sni 10 a. a. add ~ end l;s0 p w.
for Wssh!ngton ord at and p. IA. Tor tho West
J. w. WOODRUFF, Assistant Superintendent
No baggage will be received Tor any unless delivered
AT ahceAsd - minutes u advance ol The ta- OF leaving