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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-10-20
Beard Of Couneilmen.

FIRST MEETING FOR NEARLY THREE MONTHS
REWARD FOR TIE MCRDgRER OF DANIEL
CLAPFY.
The Board met at 9 O'Clock yesterday after.
fer the first time In three months the President.
james Hays. esq. Ia the chair.
A resolution was adopted requesting His Honor the
Mayor TO offer reward Of 600 for the arrest Of tbs
murderer or urderers Of MEL Clay who as fatally
stabbed In Belvidere Garden IN this city
resolution was adopted that the Clerk Of the COM
mon Council be directed 10 have published 1000 copies
Of all acts passed at the sessions Of the Legislature o
le6i-5 particularly relating TO the City Of New York
A resolution presented donating 90 SO to the
Industrial School in Forty secordst.. between Eighth
and Ninth.aves. Referred to Committee on Finance.
resolution was called up. TO concur with the Alder
in overriding the May ors veto on resolution THAI
600 copies of the full ard detailed report of the COM
mittee having in charge tbs obssSuies Of the late 10
form. Adopted-l6 in the Affirmative in the mega
tive.
Mr. LENT offered retolution that the Controller 10
directed withhold payment OF any bill for advertising
the committee meetings Of the Board unless said bill
shall have tho ndo OF The chairman stating thet
thesadyertisrment was ordered by him MI LEM ss,d
lie had tried In vain ind out by what authority the
newspapers publishing the notices u Tue COM
miees Of this Board One thing was certain that tiers
had been no meeting OF the committees bot yet tns
publication Of the notices continued from day % day
He desired TO know whether tho papers were pnoisn-
ing the notices gratuitously. Some gentlemen OF tna
Board were two and three different committees, al
meeting at the Same time. How was It possible 10.
them to more than one at time lie oehevoo
this matter that required iooKlng lINo
! Mr. JORGE said the Clerk Of the Board had notified
the papers to discontinue tho publication OF those no
tces aud that notwithstanding ths they continue to
publish them.
Mr.. LeAyY said--If the newspapers continued to pub
lish these notices In the face Of notification 70 tho
contrary, they should DO prevented from getting thss
money.
Mr. HAGoARTY ,said--Ths was all buncombe. Some
member had offered this resolution for the purpose o.
getting puff from The Ai!aS or Cii'e"j probably
political dodge.
Mr. LENT said-The newspapers received their money
by some means other. probably by sueing
Mr. PATERSON saddle heard few days since that
judgments 70 the amount Of 500 COO had been obtained
against the City for printing bat whether this included
advertising or not he unable to say.
Mr. GREEN said-There was considerable feeling
manifested among cur citizens In relation 20 tLs adyer
Using. A meDber-"rhe Citizens Association Y
The responsibility thrown upon the chairnen OF
the different committees. who would no doubt do what
was right.
The resolution then referred TO the Committee on
Donations aud Charities.
The Board then adjourned to Monday next. ~
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moyemepr, Of ocean steamers.
Passengers Sailed.

sud vile j. H. Harrison Cspt j. s. Barton. =. Abraham W
H. Norcof. d. n. Pinto ald Mi.' May p. Nofcom. A. v
rriirr and Sile, Nr. ", H. Ncfcom, NiIam Mi.ptse,
Tbomas = Ochitic Henry skuugf, ptuisl Foster, Ars >
H. Tx 3frA r. H. Ward Mn. J. H. Archer, WIN. Smylcs
Turn,I y. Crawford Sir, Ann uiigtn. Mr.. Cspt
Lea rop J. e. Cen Csp'. And'o~s Aiss q. Dricoi Viz
isIU-tt ~, pr.ref Mis- Mary Hogan. A. Amman. o. J.
Ilad ock 10 Do,sl-y J. Buukrr Jo.rph 0eanni franc'
srrbn~r. j. H. Clayton and wl'o Peer Hnn.on Nhelins
BeLeact. Charles MfKsf 81 n. Bowman, 4. W. owtn ArA
Lens Ne z-r rLiloran John iel. lsues IT, haoon
James Anderson ruiTck Nel-h George DOYLE hra hrain
Jones' Mr John James aud child Martin McMaln. hehaie
Rosrts Ssmne waEYeu, Dr. Cost NT,. Oonse.hs and
eli a. ThoinG, Cromwell c. W. Lawsnce, s. g. Forest, AID
others IN the ttceTt.e.
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Ncw-York Medical College for Women.

At the opening Of the Third Session, on Tues
day evening, Prof T. NJ. Ward. the Dean Of the Col.
lege, in few preliminary remarks congratulated the
friends Of the Institution the present prospects.
Many obstacles had been encountered aud overcome.
In selecting Professors VILE 1t is desirable that the
chairs should be filed by women and 1t is the intention
that they shall be practicable the Trustees
have thought 1t best in tho present state Of the
10 appoint to some Of the chairs male physicians OF
acknowledged competency. to insure thorough course
of instruction.
who gave short address. which was listened to with
marked attention by the audience. He dwelt es-
pecialy the importance OF thorough medical edu
cation and the careful proving OF remedies upon the
healthy In order to obtain the requisite knowledge to
enable the physician TO prescribe them successfully for
the cure Of the sick To say nothing TO the advant-
age which would result to the public from oOm.
petent ladies attending their own sex when
sick, the services Of thoroughly educated ladies
in proving remedies were Indispensable for the
perfectng OF the medical science. Every symptom
which q remedy is capable Of causing Is important II
female diseases to DO treated successfully remedies
must be proved by females: And he pressed upon the
students the Importance Of entering on this work. in
order that all the symptoms which remedies are capable
Of causing may DO known In time Of war; star on
the shoulder denotes general. two stars majorgen-
Grant himself tho right man In the right paoei so
the additional symptom resulting from female provngs
may make manifest the chief remedy for many dis'
eases. =,
Dean introduced Mrs 8. NJ. Elis II. d., Professor o.
Anatomy. After congratulaiing the students on !he
commencement Of the third session. and the raiterhg
anatomy and anatomical discoveries from the days OF
Escuapius, Hippocrates, Harvey ana uaieh W .he
present time; related many Interesting anu alnusni
historical iacts contrested the edvaogc' possesseo
by students to-day for the study OF anatomy with those
nassesssd NV Uinnooratea when DO keastSd VI hayla
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oreens Carrie -
Brig koodso Orb BurfOrd 81, John. N F.. NJ E. Greene
Bris Lady franklin tBr), Morri.on St. ThOma Pension
Biz Ricardo Orb De sivo csdiu and Gibraltar, H. A.
Richards
Brig Venus (Br) McRsddep St. John, N f., D. r. DewOif
Co.
Big Gentle Annie tBr), Belts. Haahz D. r. DswOlf Il
Co.
attic. y ~ -
sear Lite Charlie, Curtis Hartford H. s. Racket Son.
schr D"mstBr Nclyor, Liverpool p. l. MENUS Son.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or NETWORK. Dor. 10.
Cleared.

Cleared.
etsAmship Moneka Msshmsn. Charleston Livingston, Fox
Co. -
Steamship wysndOtte, CLARK, Boston, Whitney Hsths'
Steamship Mississippi, Sumner. Neworlesns, James A.
Rsynor. n, a.,
Steamship Arisdne Crazy Savannah, LvinE'ton, Fox
Ship Isaac Webb soweI Liverpool Charles II. Marshall
Ship Antarctic (Br Macy, Liverpool Tspscot Brothers
Co. :, q ~
Ship America (Br.), Mortimer Liverpool s. Thompson
B"rs Webfoot (Br) Humphrey, Adelaide and Dunnelnn,
Mnilrr, Lord QueTeau 49, 49,
Bsrk PAMELA (Br.l Gray, CsTdsaas. Truio and VinnE
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car. run between Chamber. md so.h... station

| Chaubert l.
AID CITY Hal aud 2eih.st. station.
10 Albany; landing Al principal place. d the gua
aud salardsy., nd Daniel Drew, Mondays. Wed.
| nrsdays and trilsys, from foot Of Desbrossesst
20 G6sSy, by tea n 81 81 John. icn5:y: Wa.
tes'ayi sud Fridays. aud tho Dean Richmond,
lHcgsd'y' Ihur'dlys and Saturdays. from pier 40
10 sole by the Ncwiricy r. H. foot Of
C9gr,a ,dt e.. ard III a. m. Z D. NJ, aud u
rs sosab ~ stesa e: Hero every ine:d,y ISar..
day AMI SurGay foot Of Clsmbers-st H. R., at. p. N
iay lou' day p M
10 ,,ton. By Ns'F.liag-a Il. Y, via Springfield:
r. Boston bv New WI Haven r. H. rii.. and ith
To Bridgeport, by steamer Bridgepr, daily, fom =,
sv, via Shore Line Pa a. m. smday..... p ~
To Camden. Mancho,tef ard Lons Branch by
s1ccpt sunday Us a M and nd ZIP m
To anandl'eua Rochester, Bunaio, Salamanca and
West by Erie Railroad, foot OF Ch,moersst'.'
ST !, ~ a. m. aud IMMIGRANT uan;;...;;' p M
To Long Branch. by Rarithn rnd De aware Bay X.
H., via steamboat Jesse Hoys from, pier ) n. X;
10 Grcrnport' by Long leland n. r., foo. ofJumes
To 'R e town and a~Incds stations. 'p By ' LII
Morris aui Essex II. r., foot Of Barcays'., at
MiIbarn q, 10 p.n. Siorri.;osn EIpres..... p.
To Hudson Cai.kil, Bristol aud Wes, Camp,
Mon5st We inr.iay aud Frily...............,. p
10 New. haven, conn .ctng with X. H. for Hartford
aud NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. IL p.
10 New-Hayen, by the New.Haven R.R., 2lth'st
and sray. Bt T. g. ~ 2i. 3, 3:45 ~ and p IN
To Norwak landing al Whi'estone, City Island
and Greenwich. by steamer John Romer, pier 20 -
r. Il. Peck-siipl daly................;'; - p n'
To Newburgh and fishkl, By steamer John
FSnSp'si. T. p. m
To the West, BY Central Railroad OF New.Jersey
via Allentown from loot II Lbery-st.. n. H.
a. in, ~ m aud 8;O0 D. m. Sunday tram p III
10 Philadelphia, by New.J.Isey belroad, loot OF
Courllanlt t., :. 10 aud II. a. IN. IL m, and D.
m. and II midnight Sunaav.........:......... p M
To Providence. by steamer City Of Providence ey-
cry Monday. "Wednesday and Friday, from fier =,
II, y. X, VI y ~
10 Providence by Neptune Stesmship Co.'S Line.
d,iy from pier 81 foot OF Robinson st., X, az p n
To Troy by steamers Vanderbilt and Rip Van Win
Me- daily. (SnndaSs Lcudedl Saturdays En-
cep ed pier ~ y. r.. .....'..:..;: p III
To " ssh,ngton. by hew-Jersey X. *. foot OF
Coutnuit-,t. and IL. a. NJ, ?. M and IL
80 ,ber III In ressii 70 Raroad Time Tables,
.ee Adyertis, lnents la another Of this paper.
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UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS OFfICE-ocr. 49,
Before Conmissioner OsBoHN.
IMPORTANT OUEsTION FOR INFORMRRs.

United States agt. 2y2 bbls. Whisky, &c.-Inis
b,ky was condemned and sold by the United States for
oaou the Internal Revenue laws and produced on sale
inward Of 4J40OO Onehs the proceeds Is to 60 tho IN
6,ner and the present contest Is between Nj. D w.
cy and Collector Shook and two other collection oncS
=. 10 hi. half IL 10 claimed by these latter thai MI hsy
gave that lao had suspicious that some ~
barrels were Illicit without procuring evidence or IN any
way further aiding tho Government officers who were com
hs they claim does entils Mr. Really to share "a al In
former -
domination wee uush more than this sud b '.." on the
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A Card.
To "a. E.Aitnr Of T1.N Y. Tribrte.

SIR: In Wednesdays Issue appeared an tom
among the Law intelligence which migh. possibly hGow
dscredit upon me II corrected The party alleged as
escaping from the Jail limits" Is william Auifa Croins aud
not WILLIAM ALBERT CRoLrUs, No 2s6 Csronsve Brook
Ign.
October 10, 1868
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Wv ISLAND RAILROAD.-Trains viii

ts alp, New YORK ~ foliows:
I'll W,~ ~ yenpof, Mail sud Passenger Train, stopping at
anlsssl frsls "'H ZIG" 'A''"
5:,sn :" syossst Tfsa. stopping a, all Way Station
and 80, :" "resnyou Express connecting with Heapstesd
"a sF.Ai a. 81 stations ea,t 81 Hlcksyihe
snd n W. yoiist Passenger Train Tor Rtsyn Glen Head
Ro.i,he H. sot North Islp, Homp.,.A Glen Head and
q, A. Excarou Tram fsyes TInntei's Pon. At o. IS
|'@s ana OIL hlis11 nsdaio Stations
u. CHAAlICK, President,
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MARINE CoURT-Ocr. Io.-Bsfore Judge HEARSz.
ASSAULT AND BATTERY.

Fellows agt. Hanshaw.-This was charge by
Tho trwardes against tho defendant captain OF the SHY
Moptezums for assault and battery She claimed that the
captain shortly aer leaving Kingston Ia March last deman
ed Of her tho Keys and her refusal TO give them up with
out an inventory Of the goods In her charge Knocked her
down, and the next day repeated the ofense.
The Jury gave her verdict for $500
Dunphy James for plaintiff. Mr.. Lord for defendant
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TRAINS LEAVE NEWYORKi
For New Haven 200 $50 Ell I'D Ia. J? Is, (EX,l
3O, (Ex.,) 3S5, 40 and eco (Ex.,lp. IA.
For Bridgeport, 100, 500 lkx.,l ll.O lib tE1.
400 (E1. y 345 so AMI 500 (Ex.l p.
For Milford and StratioTl. 701 30 30 49, p m
For Fairfield Southport aud wesPor 100 li10A IN s. 10
FIR Norwslk. 100 800, CEI) go n.oOA m AL: (EII
as. 4.3O. $50 $50 (Ex.,l p. M.
For Daren, 7.OO, 80. lL30 a. m. i3fS, 40 $50
For 0reenN ich 100 80. ll.90 9B5 +3o So -
Fer Stanford 100. 0 70 Tx. $50 uj0 Ill5 tEr.l
400 Ok -, 4 30. $50 $50. q % lex p. n. 49,
FOR Port Chester and Intermediate stations 100, 9Jo lid
o. m 81, 49, SO, go 10l NJ
CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Boston, via Springfield COZ tEIl BOD tEK,i 1O)
FoI Boston, via Shore Line, I2.l5, TI..l o.Oop m.
For Hartford snd Springfield, 800 lkI.) q IA (EL)l0
EI.) 1915, BOO p. M.
For Connectieut River RsiosJ. % m. tEI) la5p.
10 Montreal 400 .. M. 70 Northampton.
FOR Hartford Providence aud fshsR Railroad 900, Ell
For New Haven New London and stonins.On Rslfoads
eco a w. T. IS. 100, 100 T. H. .
For c anal Railroad. i2I5 o. u. TO Northampton
Tor HousAtonc Railroad. a m. end r. Saturday o
train connecting with Will run TO Pittsheld-otisF
DAYS New Milford only.
FOR Nsuga.uck Railroad. s.OOs. m, 800 p. m.
For Dsnbury and Norwsk KsiIOsd, 100, $50 M, Al
?. RS, .,,,o -,
JAMES II. HOYI. Sup.
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Spoken.

Barb Chief nom New Orleans for Bo',onoet H. lat 10 a.
lon 20 10
FrE ransl, Dell from Iaguna for Antwerp 20 days
Oc H. lat p o. lon - Was short of proyisions supplied
IA hsrk II O. w uod.r.
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coUPT CALENpARs-Tnrs nav

SUPREME COURT -CIRcUrT.-PAnr I,--fghort
causes)-Nos 2lo 2l4J Ills, 2233 2I97 1901 1851 27Os
Pert LION General Caleadarl-Nos 2354, SS30-lshort
causesNo 2Il4 aSS6 2S5G, 2Oo, 2I4i zsii Part ITNO
Calendar posted.
SPECIAL TERx-Nos. 278, 3O5. . .s
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uncOptradcted evidence no entitled 10 biz one half o. an
iuformer.
The matter referred Commissioner Osborn sod
occupied much time bat Is closed the argument hyius
occupied two days. The Commssoner has reserved his do
cisiou.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun RIses...6:l5 Sun Se.,..5.l3 Moon ses.... 10
non WAFER
sandy Hook. 900 Gov Island .. $50 Hsn Gats..ll 20
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The Harris divorce cs.se, at NewL ondon.
Conn, the details which ere too filthy ior puonSa
ton in any respectable new spaper has been ciosed
the arguments of counsel and tho Judge VII reuaer .
DECISION IN the eovsS1Vfa week. h5.r la,8
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Travellers, Guide.i

To Albany, nv Hudson II. r., Depot aO,h,st and
lnth.Ave. and by Harlem x. H.. Depot Svth,t.'
fnd 4tb.av.. via Hudson River, "A = M z, 49,
sud 100 D. IN, via Harlem II a. IN and ~ D. %.
sunday usin. via hudson kiyeT, p u. Vug
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BORT Waroens' Noiiee.
sTArg OF NRw-YorK

sTATE op NBw-YoRK
Probationary OTTIcr, No. lOs Wall.st
NOTICE is hereby gwen, IN accordance with
section Of tho passed April IL. 1857. entitled IAN
Act Ieorsans N. arirns Ofce % the Port of New.
loIk "a person. interested Ia. having charge Of The
nh matter Of such inquiry, examination survey THAI
tho following vessels under animation BY the PORT
WaTdeu. aud that tue pAid surveys examinations will BE-
49,. -.
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f'i father Particulars 'g 5Kfs HAND No III w.
DARITAN AND DELAWARE BAY RAJ

DARITAN AND DELAWARE BAY RAIL
III ROAD-FALL ARRANGEMENTS, 1858 COM
MEEClN0 MONDAY. SEPTEMBER ~. PASSENGER
LINES FOR CAMDEN, MANCHESIER AND LoN3
leave Pier No. North River daily Sundays excepted "a
follow; - 49, -
RECT taking passengers for Port Monmouth, Red Bank
Long Branch Shark River Farmiugdae Squa. BrcksbuTg
Manchester, Toms RIVER WOodmaBse, SAam0nI Barneg T.
Tuckedon Olson Jackson, and all Stations Camden and
Atlantic Railroad.
Excursion ticket good for three dsys.............
At4:5 D. m, Way Passenger lue for Manchester, Toms
River Long Pfauch and intermediate stations.
THROUGH FREIGHT LINE CAMDEN AND NEW.YORK
Leave New-YoIk Ut AIS NJ arriving at Camden l:3l
D. M, day. -
Leave Camden q, 30 p arriving ct Hew-York Ia
next day. $1,000.
Feight taken at low rates. Apply TO s. G. HASTY, Loca
PreeLi Aaent Red Bank n. j. w s. SNEDEN Supt.
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DAILWAY TRANSFORMATIONS TO TIE

THE CHEAPEST. BEST AND SHORTEST ROUTE.
GREAT REDUCTION III FREIGHT TO VIRGINIA,
TENNESSEE, ALABAnA ASD oEU ~. "a,
Knoxville Dalton end Chsttanocgats now open Throughout
Sc entire length. The Orange and Aexandu4 virginia AMI
Tenne,ee Fast Tenncs ee ana Virginia and East Tonnes
md Georgia Railroads IN connection with the Newfork IN
Washington Steamship Company have agreed upon freight
tar n at greatly reduced prices - ,
Pasers gers shippers svs themselves OF the road
via Philadelphia, Baltimore and Warrington TO A"Handfs
pasengc by IRIS route pass over the famous baisd u
Manassas Bull Ron Rappahaanock Station knoEvi C4cka
Inaues Resaca and Missionary Ridge. Cotton u shipped
over these rosds al per bale than other Iout
Il u the DIRECT MODE OF communication wth MOBILE
aud NewOreaus and savss "a hour, time.
For farther particulars inquire Of . u,,,
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURT-ocr. 10
Tho United States agt. 300 Bales Of Wool &c
by EoheyrTa Co. the Jury has rendered verdict
for tho Government The has been already reported
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{lENrRAL RAILROAD ofNEW-JERSEY

EAIRAL RAILROAD ofNEW-JERSEY
fte foot Of Libcrty-st NORTH River New.fork con
- Hampton Junction with the Delaware, Lackaw anna
"esen Railroad, at Easton with tie Lehign Valley
5T. ssa " connections, forming direct line 20 Pitts.
Rs He west without change Of cara also TO the OII
w. GREAT MIDDLE ROUTE TO THE WEST
ss. Apres Trains daily Tor the West except sundays
~ o. evening Tran.
sS IL rec, Es daily Except Saturday. to the on Re
cy Miles and Two Hours saved by line to Chicago,
lA.s'l 81 Louis. etc. with but Ons change OF cara
Con,.. . FALL AitRAEG EMENTS.
Asa uS Oct. O. l9ij-i.eaye New. ork as 70 le'vsi
WIZ w., Tor Eeston Msuch Chunk. Wiulen5Por1
NJ Ds,'fe, hahonoy City &c.
IhAia-6l 500 IN Tor Pennington Easton, Wa'of
ssnk A'0n Wkesberre Great BENZ. Pitts,oa, Bingham
"a, , a. Weston Express fer Ehstou, Allentown Read
0Oatss Pittsburgh aud tho West, with but one
% 81 .0 eIeinnAu or Chicago. and bs. two changes
~. ~ NJ IRAIx-For EssOn Allentown Maucn Chunk,
I ,a rSnylie. harn.burg sc.
Nm, rIT Lastoa Scranton Grea. Bend Bethlehem,
a. NulnK and WiIliam.port
shm'-for Someyile and Fleuinston
s.S m-Fof Sotnervil,e.
AZ. y ~. t1pess udn, Tor the oil Region aud Erie
yo.n ~ y. WESTERN ExPREsg TRAIs-FOr Esst0n. Allen
sns hGfrisbnfg Pittsburgh and the West. Sleep
ff,,aun Jersey City through Pittsburgh.
Ia. IhfOkT AND NKw-YoRK fkl AY-ieays New.
Gan pa I'oi Losrtysi at $50 Is aud 80 2.
Bery,a p No North yer ~ 7. Tie boats stop Ut
Tessii , , and siariaers' Hsrbor.
CeuN y, TIE West be obtained st the Office o. the
hoeso at Nos 27i and 526 broadway, tho
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TEW.YORK and NEW.HAvEN RAILROAD
1866. SUMNER ARRANGEMENT 1868
COMMENCING MAY - l9o3.
TRAINS LFAVE NEW.YI

Passenger Station IN NewYox Tweniyseven,h 8.
and FourtbaYs Entrance on Twenty seyunth-si
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MORRIS AND ESSEX RAILROAD COM
lfI PANY--Foot Of LarelaysI-O sId sissT Juue "a,
Mou;nq NAL trains for HboketsiOwn and intermediate sta
tons win eavo a, ESQ Mall EHpre. for al stations
west o? MiIbum Ut t:l0 ?. Mouist0wn Express Ia
s. SCHOOL,. Assislant Snpel Inten1rnt.
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coTRT OF COMMON PLEAs-sPEcrAL TBRx-0cT. 49,
Uef,r Iudg Can

Before Judge lAHDoro -
In the Jay-Dawson suits brought in this Court
the Court given Judgment the drurTeS to the plain
It'd with leave 10 answer
DECISIONS.
Dnwson ng Jsy.-Judgment for plaintiff ON demurrer
with leave defendant 20 In 20 days, on payment
Dawson sE Dlesks kc-Motion granted with $40 costs
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ERIE RAILwAY.-Trains leave Depot fool
HUDSON RIVER and HARLEM Rail

HUDSON RIVER and HARLEM RAIL
n ROADs.-on and sfer MONDAY Jque S, 1875. trains
Albany and Troy connecting with Northern and western
trains, win Leave Newly ork follows:
1884 m-YiA Hudson River Railroad ThiTtieh At, and
Tenth ave- connecting with for Saratoga and Sharon
Springs. -, =,
II a. m-va Harem Railroad Twenty sixh-s,. and Fourth
ave- connecting with trains for Saratoga Sharon Springs &c
and II Chatham with trains for points East
n-Ns Hudson River Railroad connecting with trains
for saratoga ~
P.mEyis Hudson River Railroad connecting at Troy
with train for MonteS., with Sleeping Car attached.
44Op. m--Via Harlem ReltOsd connecting Of Chatham
WITH rain for Lebanon Spynzs Sleeping Car attached u
Albany.
Newly Buffalo and Suppression Bridge without change
This train Sundays. -
lO::O D. m-Via Hudson River Railroad, with Sleeping
Cars attached coanecs Albany AID Toy with m.riag
' " Vice. President
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limited STATES NAIL LINE for r
STEAMBOATS, ano RAILROADS..

DAILY LINE FOR BRIDGEPORT
~ TIE steamer BRIDGEPORT wall leave from Pecksfp,
Es Rger daily q u o'clook nooo arriving in time 10
Eunsc with the Express Trains. Freight taken for the
m0sa,uck AID HousstOnic itailfoads
FOR PROVIDENCE DIRECT.-Thc new
= and Sanch sijewhee steamer CITY OF PROVIDENCE,
~ No % North River every TUESDAY THURSDAY and
sA4O hDAH, Of a r. m.
foI freight OF passays- applv on boards Fare.
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Gteamboais ano Railroads.


nor NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD and
n WHITE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES leave Peek slip ,'sr
New haven 81 3;lo and II connecns with RoirJll
SAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.
- FOR BOSTON, .
WORCESTER, PALMER FlTCHptRG NASHUA
LOWELIt CONCORD THE WHITE MOUNTAlN3
~, AND INTERMEDIATE POINTS
1henew and stannoh steamers Of the Norwich line,
CITY OF BOSTON and CITY OF NEWYORK.
leave NewYork daily SUNDAYS excepted NJ o'cl1k p. M
Hom Pier No. 80 North River, foot Of eestryst.,
=, FOR NEW.LONDON,
tnere connecting with TIE Steamboat Express Tun from tbs
ABOVE g0ins via Norwich and Worcester Boston and Wor
Railroads
Freight taken t the lowest rates For Information Inquire
Oh L 5. MARTIN Agent, the Per
NOTICE.-CHANGE OF HOUR-Norwich
~ Liue-On and alter MONDAY October 20, 1865 the
steamers
CITY OF BOSTON and CITY or EEw.YORK
viii leave their BERTH foot OF Nestryt tPer No 80 ~ RI at
o'clock p ins,ead OF 5, heretofore.
Il. s. MARTIN, Agent, Pier No. 80 y. Il.
New York October &C. 1865.
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T0TICE TO EMIGRANTS.
T0P NEW-ORLEANS -DIRECT.-The u.

Il Mail Steamship GEO. CROMWELL Capt. Il. L. Vail,
VI s9S he FUNG sHUEY, Capt j. b. Hiire;h, on
WEDNESDAY, Oct. % Passage, with unsurpassed accom-.
r'o5,,ons $50. Apply to II. b. CRoMWELL& CO.. No
es Wedst