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Travellers, Guide.

To Albany BY Hudson X. IL, Depot tvth-sf ana
I0th ave-, and by Harlem X. H.. Depot 25thsi.
and ,,h av. via Had.on River y .mzte,
and lOl p. m. via Harlem IL M and 20 , m
Sunday train via hudson Hver .. m City
cara run between Chamber. and Both sis stations
and Oity Hall md 26ihs' station
To Albsny landing al principal places on the ilud'
son. by steamer c. N.bbard. Tucsdays fhufstsys
and Saturday.. aud Daniel Drew, Mondays. We'd
nesdsys and Fridays. from foot Of DesbrOsse.s,-
7:45 q. m landing at am
10 baltimore, BY tho New Jersey II. r.. foo, Of
midnight, Sunday 7lo N
To Boston, by steamers City Of B,ih. every satur
day, and Jersey Blue, every "Wednesday, from
IL " N
TO Roston. by New London lins Pier 80 n. H..
and Neptune Line, Pier "a N H.. daily tsorday
eIceptrdl. p IN
To B'.ion. by NewHasen n. n, via Springfield:
TO Boston. by Erw.Haven r. n, 2ith.s,. and an.
sv., via shore Line IA snd D. m. sunday..... p m
For Cs,skl, by steamer 1homs. Powell from foot
day. at p. and every Saturday at. ....... p IN
To Canandsgua, Rochester Buffalo Salamanca and
West by Erie Railroad foot Of Chsmbcrs-st
To Lone granch' by Rnf,isn and delaware Bay H.
H., via steamboat Jesse Hoy. from pier ~ L.,
'iV'i1 j. III
To Long Branch, by steamboat Neycsinf. daily,
lSandays eSceptedl from foot Of Berclayst, ~
r.. 10 connect at Sandy Hook with sea Shore X
H. for Long Branch at io' a. m. and .:,...... p. IN
Sip, r. A. m and $50 D.
steamer, leave foot Of IIarrisonsi North River p IN
To NewbuIs Poughkecpse, Roundou, and Kings.
ton, landing at CORN. DOCK, Wee, Point and
OF DesbIossesai N. - p m
To Newliaycn, connecting with X. T. for Hartford,
and Observation-Disclosures leave Peck Slip at IT
AID IL p. m
To New Haven, by the Eew.llayen KR., 2Ith-st.
aud fh-ay Of g. III III. 3, 3:i5 ~. and p M
10 Norwalk. landing 1t Whiestobr, City Island
and Creenwich, by steamer John EOmer. pier 20
H. H. ,Peek-s.lpJ daily. y p. N
10 the West, by Central Railroad Of New Jersey.
via Allentown from foot Of Libcrty-st.. n. H., .
IN, u m and a;.4p. m. Sunday train........ p IN
10 fhi.adelphia by New.Jersey Railroad, loot e
Courtland 1t IS 10 and ia a. m, IL H., and q n
m and " midnight SUNDAY. ................ D. m
40 staten Island By steamers from Pier No l9N.
III near Dey-tt., at Z, o. 10: 30 a. rn II: 20, 2A5
IN. On Sundays 8, 1890, I2n., l:J0, 3, 40,
s;s and. 7:oo p. m
40 riov,deice by Neptune Steamship Co.'S Lime.
os,ly rom pier n, loot of Robin.ons N H., at p IN
10 W hlte Mountains and Lake Memp hremagog-
Dueet route via New Haven (sieanboat OF rail.
ROAD, Spr1ngheld aud tho Connecticut River Val.
iey. Isko steamers irom Peck slip al 3lJ D. NJ,
or cars rom 27th st. station ~ ID or....... o. N
10 washington by New-Jersey H. H. foot of
CoaItsnds., and M a m, 7 p M, aud u
i''uitnt SUNDAY. m
for further Information In regd 10 Railroad Time Tables
see EMBELLISHMENTS An another mart Of tina paper.
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NEW.JERsEY NEWS.

STRUCK BY THE CARS AND INJURBD.-About
4 o'clock on Saturday afternoon. woman named
Schaffer (who was employed washing cars. standing
on the track between Washington and Prospectsts.)
about TO step from the car she struck the
side of the head by passing train and knocked nscnsi
bic. The injured woman was conveyed II house near
By where she bed profsey from the nose, mouth and
ears. DR.. Feeney City Physician, wes called in and
upon examination found that there was an extensive
fracture Of the upper jawbone extending to the
After receiving medical attendance. the woman was
conveyed TO her residence No. 2sl Railroad ave.
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A CAsT.AwAY INFANT IN LUCK.-On Friday

night about 10 o'clock. two German gentleman
passing along Firstst. near Hucsonst., Hoboken,
their attention attracted by q suspicious bundle
lying on the stoop Of the Misses Van Buskrk Upon
exanina; on the bundle found to be neatly clad
pump male infant about two weeks Of quietly sleep
ing The little fellow was taken 10 the station house and
aerward twas taken In charge by benevolent lady.
ihe gentlemen who found hin are DESTROYS that he
shouu DC adopted in some respectable family. but in
case no acceptable person comes forward within few
uay tney declare their ntentoD 10 stand godfather 70
the little walt and have him reared at their own ex.
pcnset
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11ort-Uar1ens' Notire.
STATE OF NEw-YoRK,

STATE OF Ngw-YoRK,
PoRr-wARDgSy Oyrcs, No. I04 Wal-st.
NOTICE is hereby given, in accordance with
section OF the passed April H. 1851. entitled An
Act TO Reorranzs the Walens Office Of the Port OF New
York. persons interested in having charge Of the
subject matter OF such inquiry examination survey that
the following vessels under examination by the Pom
ardens and that the said examinati will be
completed within ten days next succeeding tins notice. on
beard said vessels:
Steamship Carlo. .JeraeyC isy.
Steamship Margaret. ..<V
Bark ". NJ. Haven. ..feTeponts
Brig Juno. r. oluss
Brig III. Means.... s....'...... 'piooAyn'
Schr. ID. n. French. Atlantic Dock.
MINTHORNk TOMPkINS, President
J. Aua's HKRRIxAa. Secretary
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK. ....AuGusr s.
Cleared.

GIc0rttIs
s,eim,hp City Of London Br) re'ro Liverpool John o.
sts.m,hp Hsiro,is (Br,, PrO~,s Liverpool, Williams
steamship T.. Par,sna, Ta.,er.on, Buenos Ayres via st.
Steamship George Washington, eager, New orleans IL
Steamship Guiding Star. Berry. New Orleans, James A.
Aesm,hp Neptune, Brown, New Orleans A. H. Brigham
Steamship Nevada, Carpenter, Savannah "AArmsn' o''
steamer Zodiac Buckley, Savannah Levi. L Jones
siesm.hp Ha,,en, Parrish Norfolk City Point and Rich
s,e.m.hp Aihsmbra Benson. Charleston. A. Leary.
Steamship Yazoo Couch, Norfolk and Richmond, o. Hene
s,.,u.sr Baltimore Lewis. Warrington. j. Hand.
Steamer John Gibson, Kelley, Georgetown, H. b. Cro'n
steamship cbe.apoaic Sherwood. Portland II. B. CrOrn-
Steamship City Of Bath, Beae, Boston, Whitney ilAia
Steamship Nereu. Orwell Boston Neptune seam.hip Go.
Steamer Martha stevens Chance, Baltimore w; pansu.
Steamship United States, Dayis, Bristol, smith Cha'c
steamer Jo,ephins Thompson Moon, Baltimore William
Ship POr.,mouih, Boardman Mevu''i, w l., J. w Ewsi
Go. ,-,.c
Bark Priua Douna DBL Sawyer Adelaide, Adelaide Aust
Assel. Tufts Co. m, nj, 4, n
Bari Brazilian (Brl, Greene. Mar'eie'' bae'er DE
BARK Reindeer, Wellington, Demars II. Trowbridses
Bark Union, Ulmer, MMsalle'. J. W; Elwcll Go.
Bark Alma tRr.), Conner, Vow Boy. j. B. whitney
BARK IL. u. M. D. Juett, Ne"oiiVans' ~ - N'"'''
Co. . -, A.,
Bark sun,hnins, Packer City Point, Va, w: A. Nelson
Brig Time (Br) Smith Sierra Leone, j. II. WooNons.
Brig Eramper OBI Ewing. CronstadtsPsrson Gully
Brig JSboaie tBraz) CGnha' PernamOueo' H. H. '"'
Co.
Brig La Creole Duch) De vags,er. Curacoa, povale K.
Co. ,,,,,,.
Brig Henrietta (Br) Hodedon, Bermuda, McCol frite
Brig Ospray (Br.l Reed, st. John ~ b.. Neyius sons
Brig Ceres OBJ, Wilson. Pctou. Brett Son Co..
schr. VisiAnt (BLl, Wells Nassau. X. r. Hutchinson
Co. , =, I,
schr j. o. Bate, (Br), Hsntin'on, Weymouth. N s. A.
W. Braine. 800. n. $500
Schr Margaret (Br) Tanning, Halifax. Brett Son Co
schr Ruth M. Baker Smith. Savannah Merchant x Gar
- a.
Schr Geo Darby, Allen. Wilmington, Murray Nephew
Schr J. r. Durkec, Huntley. South River, NJ u r. M
BiIby Co. . -, q, q, c,,c
schr Ann Elizabeth Baker. Norfolk T. II; Chase Co.
scir 5. II. Sample, Fowler, Washin,on NJ T., Murray
Nephew. . -, , ~, r.
Schr. J. Langley. Boston. Jed Frye Co.
schr Alice Hardy. Pearsall Boston &. StranAhan.
Schr Bay State llalle.. Boston H. 5. Racket son;
Schr Fanny Morse Davis. fal! River, o. w stranahsn
schr. Agnes Staples, Davenport, Mass j. haviand-
Schr. Ann Turner May Baltimore. Benty smitn 20.
Sobr. Sarah Jane Gardner. Fakncr. q. N. stIanahan
Sloop Apollo Munson, New London IL L. Racket Son.
Soop Pointer, Nichols, Providence, o. W. s'Tansuaa
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SUPREME COURT-CHAnBEHs-Aua. 5-Beiore Justice
BARNARD.
nECIsInNH.

Amelia A. Edsael ACT. william II. Edsael-Re-
poi, confirmed and judgment Of divorce granted.
Edward Eddy j.. sg,. Isabella T.. Eddy-Report con.
frmed and judgment OF divorce granted
Ada b. Allan agt. George r. Alan.-Report confirmed and
judgment, divorce granted Custody OF children awarded
to plaintiff.
Joseph Yates ast. Susan j. Ya,es-Repor confirmed and
judgment Of divorce granted Custody OF children awarded to
p,intif.
Maria D. Behler agt Peter Bohler.Repor confirmed and
JUDGMENT Of divorce granted.
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An IypAyr srRAsoLEp AND THROWN N THE

BUSHES TO DIE.-A bout o'clock on Saturday morning.
Justice Weeks Of Hudson City aroused from sleep
by three who in to inform him OF the finding
Of nfau, in clump Of bushes the side Of the hull
what is termed the hole in the wall" The men
by its pitiful moanngs Squire Weeks proceeded with
them TO the spot. and there found bright little male
infant apparently about four weeks old. covered with
myriads Of musketoes which fairly devourng 1T.
Mr.. Weeks conveyed the child home. and while doing
80 was surprised that remained SO quiet Upon Mrs.
Weeks taking the infant, sho at once discovered
handkeIcbet which bad been tied tightly about ITS neck
with the evident Intention Of causing strangulation.
and the handkerchief oosened the little sufferer
burst out into heartycry After finding the child.
the men recolected having met woman on the plank
walk leading from the foot Of Thrdst.. HobOkeD who
undoubtedly the human wretch who had cast the
infant away TO die OF stranglatiOn, exposure and the
assaults Of musketoes.
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Steamship Constitution, hence for Savannah-Aug a. 10
a No. OFT Hateras
Steamship Ednsburgh, bound up Channe-July o. IS miles
N IL. OF Tuskar.
Steamship City Of Limerick, bound up-Juy o. IA miles Z.
Of Mine Head.
Steamship China, bound E.-Juiy %, Is miles W. of
Fastnet.
Steamship City Of Manchester, bound E.-Aug g. lat. u.
lon. 6i:2l
Ship Energy, bound E-Aug. S, lat. Alas.
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.
THE COURTS FOR AUGUST.

During the hot weather Of this month the Civil
Conrt continue their vacation For the Chamber bu,i.
ness following assignments have been made During
the past week in .ne Supreme Court. Judge Barnard
during the of the month, Judge Sutherland For the
Superior Court during the first week. Judge Mcneil after
ward Judge Bowoh. Judge Brady win at the Common
Pleas.
Recorder Hoffman will hold the General Sessions while the
Marine and minor Courts continue usual without holiday
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Arrived.

u s. Steamship Oneida I. II. Stevens commanding, rs
steamer Starlight, Wilmington, N C.. days, with cOttonso
Steamer Falcon Aldrdsc Forss, Monroe, "a hours, u s.
Quartermsstor. -. -,
Steamer Eliza HancOn Post. Fortress Monroe, 20 hours to
u s. stesner Memphis r. NJ stoddard cOmundin, Aan,-
polls ~ hours .
steamship Hibern, Ck,, Craig. Glasgow July e. with
fnd.e and 52J pass TO +. Macdonald. .
Steamship Star Of the Union Blanchard. EewOreans ID
inst, Sise. and pass H. u. Cromwell Go. M,
Steamship Cos.ack Thompson. Cily Point ~ hours, with
troops to u. y. Quartermaster. nj,
Brig Pepiia (Prual Hansen, Rio Grands 80 days. with
wool and hides 10 Tine, Smith Co ~
Sehr. Union Geel. from Port Huron. Mich, 10 days VIA
Monres with assorted cargo Is bound 10 Greytown
Nicaragua. go
schr Julia r). Laprers Ponce, r. A. July 81, with So
gar to Henry DE Corva Co. q.
schr o. Miller tot Nsssau) Higgs Grand Turks T. L. 10
days, with salt, TO Jas. Dsugss Fl.
to X. Hutchinson Go.
schr Edsswster soms Lingan. II days with GOAL, to o.
b. Swim.
schr. a. Young Young Liny,n, with coal, TO msstsr
Schr s. Adams Tsbbcr, Linsan, ID dsys. with Goa 10
Brett, Son 90. .
days with fruit y PesrsoL ei no vessels July 3lst
lat z. long 7s45 Spoke Whaling brig ka;o1- OK sksw,
mouths ogt, with 40 b5J. spstR siL
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BODY OF AN INFANT FOUND IN THE WATER.

Yesterday morning the body of infant. apparently
about three months Of age. found in the Jersey
City ferry slip. 1t dressed in flannel and is sup
posed to DO of the party who were drowned by the
upsetng Of a small boat off Hoboken on Sunday night
q week Coroner Farrell held an inquest, and verdict
of found drowned was rendered. The body will remain
at the Aims. House to-day for Identification.
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BROOKLYN CITY MoRrALITY.-The total

BROOKLYN CITY MOKTALITY.-Ine tOtHI
number Of deaths last week was l6l, of which AZ
adults and ll3 under The principal diseases
cholera infanum 80; cholera morbus. A. typhoid fever
5; apopexy. 4; marasmus, 10; consumption. 4; dysen
terry, Il commissions Ia smallpox. 2; oroup, q dar
rhGa 6; typhus fever =. &c. Under year Of age ~
Natives of the United States 1906 Ireland, 2O England.
Q; Germany. g. other countries. Z.
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THREATENING LIPg.-A man named Martin
COnroy arrested about IL O'Clock Saturday night
by officer T.. l.. McWi.liams charged with having en-.
tered the house No. 22i Raroadaye, and abused and
threatened the life OF Hannah Conroy bis wife, with
whom he has not lived for year. He was locked
I'D for examination.
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schr woolsey. Lopez, Virginia, days. With timber
to Il. Biyby.
Schr 8. L wsrins Smith. Mobile days, With cotton TO
Master.
schr. VIVID Horse (Brl Msoomber. CowBsy 10 days. with
coal, II. J. h G. A. DeWolf
schr Rachel Seaman. Higgins Cow Bay is days with coal
to C. Il. Swain
Schr J. W. Dsko Hogsins Cow Boy II days. with coal to
Manhattan Gas Co.
schr J. M Lewis Frye Bridgeport, C. B., II days with
ceal to Y. T.. Bradshaw.
Schr Gen. Gilmore. Mott, Virginia.
Schr. Haze Corson, Virginia
Schr c. r. Vicsery Babbit,, Philadelphia for Taunton.
Sehr Jane NJ Brainerd, Carroll, Portland.
Schr. Brszo;. Kelly, Portland for Philadelphia.
Schr. ID. Williams, Hunt, Rockland.
Schr Mary Mead, Strout, Taunton fde Albany.
Schr. s. w. Ponder, Lincoln, Taunton for Albany,
Schr. Glenwoodv Bsyes. Providence
Schr. Glenwood, Rayles, Providence.
Schr. Ontario Barber, Providence.
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ROBBED WHILE AsDEEP.-ThOmas McElroy
was arrested on Sunday morning the complaint Of
Patrick Cavanagh of No. 32s Coumbis-st who charged
him with relieving him OF pocket book containing s23
while asleep in his own house. The accused was held
for hearing.
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Gales bp AuetIom.
Curxy QuARrERxAsrsRs Op5Ios.
DEPOT OF WAsHIH6r0N.


WARRINGTON ID. c., August 1902.
r ARGE SALE OF CONDEMNED QOAnr
Ii TERMASTER STORES, CARTS. MOWiNG "a -
CHINE &c-Will be sold at public snction undel "a
direction of Rreyet Colonel II. Tonpkns, A. Y d., y.
A. at the Government Warehouse situated On .ns Wash.
inrton d. C. on WEDNESDAY, August 10 Ioo'' -, a.
o'clock M, large lot of condemned onarfermas'ei
consisting Of - -, I'LL. Hammers.
Anvls Bellows Braces, Chises, FORCES, Files; Wis
Knives Punches Pinches, Squares Stocks ana ss, Tool
Augur Comps,se. Gauges Batchets. Planes saw -
Chests Lanterns Moving Machine. Psulns, Plow on.s
Wheebarrows large lot Of Leather scraps oa' ~"
Wroughtiron scraps Wagon Tire. &C.
Will be sold at the foot OF Nineteenth-st, near IA
and Ohio Canal Immediately the completion oil ne sss
referred TO- humber of Carts Wagon Bodies wagon
Wheels Ambulance Wheels and Bodies Running Gear, NC
The sale will be continued from day to day until 'h' "
Il sold. .
Successful bidders viii be required to remove the s'o''
within five t5) days fronpdats Of sale.
Terms Cash, In Government funds. r
d. II FUCKER,
Breyet Major. Cen and Chief Quartsrrnaster,
Depot Of WASHINGTON.
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HORSE STEALIYG.-A colored man, named
VIM Fowler, was arrested by Constable Gerbenborten
of East New. York. some DAYS since on the complaint
of Christopher Gibbons who charges him with having
on the pod of July last stole horse from his premises
on the Hunterfy Road Fowler was taken before JUS
ice Seaman of East New York. but escaped ont of the
court ROOM He was rearrested on Saturday night last
by Capt LEIGH of the Forty nluth Precinct. A white
boy named John 7. Doremus In the employ OF Fowler
whs also arrested Both were held for examination.
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NFricsv y,n, ARRAY BETWEEN SAILORS.
iseoce iyis~ bernhard Shanbar sailor on the BARI
Sspuae nsmsd ~ IN ihe North River quarreled with
seaibar in the Charles Huer and the latter stabbed
,'saoed man ,saa en-, ana theI made his escape The
''ns BY his friends. '''su'i'a anu was then
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BROOKLYN NRWs.

observation-disclosures Brown, a labOrer,
while working in the earth banks. the city line
Saturday was Frustrated by the intense heat Of the
sun. He was taken to the Forty-eighth Precinct
Station House. and attended to by Dr. Buell. who thinks
he viii recover. Brown was taken to New York. where
he resides
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HOUSE BREAKING. - House No. lJ4 East
Eightecnths, the occupants OF which have gone out
Of town. broken into few nights ago and guam
ty Of bed linen and other valuable property stolen.
The robbery discovered Friday afternoon. but
the thieves have managed 10 escape.
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RECOMMENDATION Moses Y. Odell, who has
been confined to his house for some weeks in conse
Quence of dangerous disease has far recovered
to be eble'to walk out.
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HORSE AND WAGON SToLgN.-SOme time dur
ing Saturday night the stable at No n Washngton-st
Hoboken. was broken open, and horse and rockaway
wagon belonging 10 Joseph KEENAN, were stolen.
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THE COMMON CoUYcn.-A special meeting
Of this body is TO be held Thursday next the 10Th
inst at o'clock p for the purpose of taking action
upon several matters Of local importance.
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QUARrERMAsTER GEssgALs OFFICE,
WAsHISGroS. DC, July "a, 1868.
GREAT SALE of GOVERNMENT HORSES
" AND MULES.

- - ...n...r,, ,,--,-- ,,-rr,,, c,ur .,orrrr
5000 ANIMALS To bE s0L n6,I9 KIN" 1il- aoNAH
OF AUGUST, al, ,,,
Tire States OF New York. Pennsylvania Ohio, Indians,
Delaware, Maryland and New Jersey, and the DiHrcs
ofColumbs . ,,,, y.
VIII be sold a. public AUCTION to the highest bidder Of
the time and places named below, VIZ
NEWBORN. an
Newfork cry tuesday ana rhaay OF eao" "eeA' ~"
Horses each dsy .. aso Al, -
Newiotk City, "wednesday oil EACH week. ." "us' eAcn
day, ~ -. q ,oo Ill.,
flmirs Tuesday August . w hor,es'
EIira Inssf.y, august 10. 20 ~ ,, mnle''
Albany, Friday, August -, 9cO Mules.
Buffalo, Wednesday August 30 go Mules
fENNsfl.S AM u, r, - -, H.,
Philadelphia Thursday Of each week 200 Horses escn day
PhDsdelph,, "wednesday and Saturday Oh eseh week. V
Mules each day ,
Pittsburgh Thursday OF esch wees 100 Mules each aay
Potisvile. Tuesday, August l. .vo nslrs
Miiiintown Friday August = 2U MUGS.
York. Friday. August T. 200 horses.
MELVILLE, "Wednesday, Angus, D. 100 Horse.
Newville, THURSDAY august ~ w niura
Reading, Friday, August ~, ~ hoisss a., ~,
shippensburgh, W wednesday, august TO- ~" nora"
Erie, Thursday. August lI ~" horses
ShipDen Thursdiy, y,
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MULES AT AUCTION.-On THURSDAY,
AVA August TO- large lot Of selected Government
kind in harness. win be sold auction In Brooklyn ON circus
ground FnOnave five blocks from City Hail. near junctoe
of Esbush and DeKalb ave sale to commence at ~ me-
NJ H. WILLIAMS Agent
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Arrived. =. SUNDAY. August 6.

Arrived SUNDAY, august o.
Steamship City of Dublin Enyon Liverpool July via
Queenstown 2h. mdse and 539 John o. Dale Le at
Queenstown U. g. steamer Sacramento.
Steamship City of Boston, Kennedy Kennedy Liverpool
July 20 via Queenstown nth, ndse and 7'9 pass, John IT,
Dale.
Steamship United States Share, Savannah mdse and pass
Wskeman, Gookn Dickinson.
Steamer Ranger Bacon Fortress Monroe 20 hours With $50
men Of lst Maine Cavalry. TO u 8. Quarternsser.
u. ). steamer Memphis Stoddard. Annapolis 90 hoars.
Bark Emil (Brem) Ficke, Newcastle So days, coal, VIM.
Taxtor.
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EAST NEw-YoRK.-Large crowds of persons
Of the CITY, but maay of them became heated from
the free use of liquor and the result "A number Of
rows in which several dozens participated at time.
Several persons severely injured As the local
police force large enough accomplish anything
the rowdies necessarily permitted TO fight it out.
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SHOPLIPTING.-Louisa Zimm6r and Christina
Mourphy, mother and daughter arrested in New.
York Saturday evening by Sergeant easier and OH.
Ger Sheridan of the 43d Precinct Police for shopng
each Two pairs of pantaoons two hams and other
property found In their possession. They said
to be old hands at the business Both were held for
hearing.
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MAI MAkAl

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun $50 Sun Sets. Tl7 Moon sets. y
WATER THIS DAT.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-07

COUNTERFEIT POSTAL CURRENCY.-A large
quantity of counterfeit postal currency circulated
at CoDey Island yesterday, and number OF hotel
keepers suffered in consequence The currency is Of
the denomination Of 10 and 80 cents.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-07

A. M. mGRwIS. Auctionecr.
DY BANGS, MERWIN g. Co., Nos. 694 and
ID COG Broadway, cor. Of 4hst-Saes Of Books. Sta
tionery Pictures WORKS Of Art Fancy Goodl furniture ke
DOCK TRADE SALE ROOMS, No. 495
I'D Bway ne ariy opposite St Nicholas Hots6EO. A. LEA
WITT. A1ctonosr BY T. Cooley. Consirnments solicited
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-07

NAVY YARD, BROOKLYN. N. Y. August !, 1855.
A UCTION SALE-By order of Commodore
N CHAS. H. BELL, U. S. NJ Comnsndant Of thi, Sta
ton shall sell al PU BLlC AUCTION. at this Yard on
MONDAY. August at 10 m, the following ProPerty:
About so, 900 n TARRED OAKUM SHAklNGS.
10000 N OLD MANILA ROPE.
5000 ID HIDE ROPE.
so bales Of OAKUM DUST.
Also q large lot Of OLD MANILA HAWSERS, now upon
the Cob Dock.
Also, lot Of WOOD and CHIPS, &c.
To be paid for and removed In three days
ID. ID. s. MARSHALL u. S. Navy Storekeeper.