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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-29

William Bookman and John Hogentable,
both returned soldiers had an alteration at Mount.
VILE Pa last Saturday evening the trouble proceeding
out Of love affair and Bookman shot his opponent in
his wound on the following Monday. The murderer Is
in custody
David kinsman. 60 years OF age was brutay muir
dered at Sandgate, VT. July H. by William Pendolph
several frghtul wounds which caused his death the
next day. Pendolph also robbed his victim of SC (all
the money on his person.. Ii supposed that the
object of the murderer to obtain possession OF 800
amount with him. Peudolph admits having struck
kinSman. bat says hotd II in seifdeiense. He was
arrested and lodged in Jail.
A man named David Haley. residing ut sherman
H. and employed BY the Chicago and Alton Railroad
Company was found murdered tho railroad track
last Friday night pistol shots having been heard in the
neghborhood aud awakening the supcions of persons
residing near. The body Lad been robbed. coro-
nes inquest failed to develop any fact tending TO dis
cover the perpetrators Of the crime.
William Webster was killed by his son. Joseph WEB
ster at Montgomery township, Montgomery County
Pa, last Wednesday week There was quarrel De-
tween them about the Of horse and the sou seized
an AK and az blow cleft his fathers skull. The old
man fingered till the following Saturday, and then died
The murderer escaped.
-Four miles from Loudon Ohio. one day last week.
farmer VINO had received $4,000 day or two before
had his house broken into. and in the attempt ON the
part of the three burglars 70 obtain the money, the
farmers wife and child were killed by them; bat IN
their subsequent attempt to escape they were all three
shot dead hv the farmer assisted by another person.
At the New Hartford n. Y, toll-gate on Wednesday
evening last Joshua Hagau the toll keeper shot one oi
three men who rode by ~ buggy aud made trouble
about their toll He first discharged his pistol In the
air TO frghten them. and they attacking him. he shot
one Of them in sclf-defensc. The man who was kiled
was one Harrington. Hagan gave himself up to the
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Whipping INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NETWORK.
Cleared.

Cleared.
Steamship Hsnss (Brem.), Won osuen. Bremen, Oerch
Co.
Steamship Caledonia tBrl. Feuier, olsssov, MacDOn
cd 4 Go.
steamer Louisa Moore. woosser Nswbern, Murray Ne.
phew.
Steamer Haze Pennington H.wOrlesns c. II. For5ick
Bark Fright. IT,, -, Cow Bay G. Carow
Barb Winslow. Eicho... Cow Bay Miller Houzhop
Bnt Helena tBr h Horny Cspelown, lloyd uncker
Brig Ocean Wave, Barton, Philadelphia H. w Low Co
big Thomas Owen, Blller6cd, -, Thompson L
IIinler.
Brig Rssolu,e. Peterson Ponce. WsyieIl X Co.
Erg Jane tBr b. Mcclellan. Lfnssn, J. r. Whitney.
Brig Esgeninsn. tfirl Affiock HafI, Mrcou firth.
Bfig lsabea Thompson lBr, bePhens Kingston, ia, j.
l.. Overon.
Brig Queen Of the South. Hammer Savanpsh. John -.
Brig Oriental tBL hehoson. Ragged Island, brett soa
Co
shs Dolphin tBrl. Davis. HArbor Grace. N. E., d. Green
Curry
Bris Miranda (Br.) HcGinne.. Cow Ray. c. p. Swain.
scLr Lssina Bel, Bsyle., Fort Jefferson, faT'on Col
linz
sclr Fnoch Pratt Baker. Tinker, q. l.. -.
SchL Flying scud, McSamais. Baltimore. Van Brunt
Ssght
schr T. c. Lyman, s,Annsd. New Haven, HotcLku 4
Slsnnasd
schr witch Queen, Hoyt Bosom. IT. W Coui Co.
schr WIN. Crawford. II4ssel. Boston. I. NJ hsshev
Co.
Oop Blackstone. Allen Providsnes, Geo. ~ stanchsr
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Passengers Arrived.

10 nes".ae George Warrington from New Oresn,o
s, so a hsran,aer Ml. +. O.er. A. Cochran ).
w. ~ Edsai K Sargent Thomas a. Ogden. j. c.
snc. md VIE Mrs Wheeler and family J. Town. Lewis
m is Anbro McGrany, A. Bartlett p Fagherty and
IhoA Craig, NJ Finn and wifs -
IN e smsnp Corsica from Nasssu-Wm. Dnfour and child
lev. iuohson T. A. r. Webster, MI. and Mrs. Jack
o. oaunden, X. Clifford, Mir and Mrs Harvey and
A. NJ Baxter, Miss NJ Mans Miss L. Jobns,n Nil. n. John
passengers. $3.50 'e'' $3.50 ~
In Steamship Guiding Star from, New Orlesns-J Gilmore
ana Two Children Mrs Irasrson aud two children. Mrs
oau.cn.d Mrs Ciocksy and daughter Mrs krosay, Miss
o' niIs Mc.resor Mis- Hinvie aud child. Mrs Devdie
md daughter Mr.. Stanton J. Bowen 4. Solosky Ma Col
rosby W w. Mitchell, L. w. Lyons r.. G. Manvlls j. T.
Caulo@el, Mrs Root and son. Mrs Spler child and servant
hr' ~ Richard, and Mrs Turner, Mis- PsIL RS Robin
son ana iamy X s. Robinson jr X Robinson, L. EIkin
d. NJ kendrick. wife and child; ". II. williamson ant
wr Mi.s Forbes and niece, Mrs r. H. Fellow child anC
servant NJ Lehman j. Meuon J. w. Wier r. y Fi0bs Co
fik r. Johnson II, s. Heine. r. T.. leine o. S. Dennson
j. q A. Fellows ard family Mrs brigham. child and
r. Lyons ~ g. Williams aud wife. DR.. Ball, wife am
child b. G. Hartwep. &. r. HAriwe, J. s. Stanley. NJ
lmpoei Jackson and family, T. p. HARRISON AID ady
Ing, A. NJ Hawkins. +. L. X. Ludwis.on and wife J. W
simon.on. Mrs ,chary and child w Jones II. Harlow.
a. Cook, Mrs Ranp, r. Lsbernsde snd wife q. H. Wade
aiss Mallory ID. w. kendfck, wife and child H. 5. inc
kean- Mis- Thoms, child and serysut. Bliss Clark child
a. Honcham w A. Dsuphin. y. NJ. Bates and wife. Mrs
Alien and daughter X. NJ Livingston J. UConpor, 81 Keni
son. H. Mott and family j. q. Enstis {. stoi, r.. Cain
g. Evans j. Ewel. X. saltsr. J. b. wston W. II. Hunt
forshieGer, Dr. George snd weJ NJ Lee. Mr.. McCormic
AMI family. Mrs. Woods and children. W. Minor Josepl
Mars,. and 8s in stcersge.
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Mule-drivers railroad laborers, and in fact
skilled labor Of all kinds Is wanted at Lawrence.
KansaS
Personal.

Major Rodman has been relieved Of his COM
msnd Of the United States Arsenal at WATERFOWL.
Mass and Major KiDgsbury Is TO succeed him. Tho
citizens of Watertown nave held town meeting pro-
testing against the change.
The Litclfed (Conn.) Inquirer says (rather
apocbryphaiy, thinf) that the Hon. C. A. Dana As.
sstant Secretary o. War has resumed the occupancy OF
the old Nash place At Saugatuok for the Summer.
Gen. John +. Hartrantt is talked of az likely
t. receive the Union nomination for Surveyor General
in Pennsylvania.
1t is said that Mr.. Montgomery Blair proposes
TO succeed Il. q. Harris Member Of Congress from
Maryland.
Gen. Schenck and Senator Sherman are both
reported confident of success in the contest for
United States Senator in Ohio.
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Arrived.


st-au,sp Corca Or Le Ms.nrirr N4..su l2h inst q,
10 , ~ aa,s. and pas, to Z. Ssn.rd a ,oo, o,.
and Isss. 20 II u. Cromwell Go
si;,n.lp Olld. silI, Berry. Newoheau. days 20 mn-
ui~s. frdss sni pass. james 4. Rsyror
l. = steam transport fsseI state bunham city Point "
h9us with 30 ofths cth q Regiment, Capt At"Aef
| commanding 10 4. ,. Asst. y y. .
L. :. steam raH'por Cen Mls,, Watson, Cty foint W
hous wrh 100 ol tue 9Th c.. Re gn.eLl LeGt Col
Dau.rl Klein couigllda, 10 4. ; As,i . "
:. suppy steamer Nswtesn. Bobi. Holley command
ctts; fss o's z Z '''' INST W ~" Wv"
D. 5 steamer Cac,a, ,e,ing ensign J. H. DelanO, Washing
Sleam.hip Gcors. Wslins,on Gaser New Orean, day,
aid 70 hour. ndse. and Ia.f. 20 IL H. Cromwell CO.
Steamship Guiding AfBcy Ns~-ocans I'D mat At 7so
inst AMER being detained Ia ryrr ~ houIs p.td Sandy
Hook 10 Path ins' arrived At wnrf ~ nosin,
the from bar 20 bar day. 81 minutes and ifom wharf
20 wharf days 10 hours. JOY Is ~Echansed signals with
steamship Morning star 10 judy q exchanged signals
strip Z. Hamilton, whe, Havana is days. .nsar to j. Al,
org h Tha,teray wal.msun Havana II days with sugar,
Bd. MeIln Brandt 5, Jaso days. sugar to J. Z. Ward
Go.
Brs Zero Wilson Sierra Leone 5, dsy,, hides nu' &C.,
Erir George Harri. Of Bo.,on. Frenrh Arcc5o r. R..
II days with to r. +. BuekA Co. Len bnB Asles Tor
Big F.tefans Mech Csrdens, 70 d.y. with .ussr 70 T.
wsrdk Co. fla. been detained OF tho Book ioF 70 hours
W. fog and cs. Had Mytt ~ir,h the entire ra,.sge.
Big =. Berry Of Nassau, Beams Remedies days with
iris Merlin Of St, John. n. b., Brandt ST. Jsso de Cuba.
Bds LILY Of Maitland, " S Johnson Cow Gay, c. H. Is
days, coal H. ]. &. A. DoWoL
schr sssc More Bradford fEoners I'll days, mahogany
kc.. to u. h. Small Go.
sohr aIes,in, -, EIifsbsthpert, Bo.,on
Sehr. NJ. y. Thompson. Lsitie, Nr"bers ho'ion
sehr Good wn johnson. Eieuthera days, fruit Joseph
SELF s H. sample. Fowler. Warrington, D. c., td.y.
with cotton to Murray ard NsPae"
MIND-At Sunset, =. light.
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! UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFiCF-JrIr
29.-Before Conlmis.i0uer DssoHs
PAsSfEo COUNTERPART FIFTY-DOILAE GREESBAcKs.

fIIIItU NNHI'b HIIs TIIUlIIH@ u
The further examination IN this continued today
before the Comssione and Witnesses FOR tue pos,c Iton
examined.
Mr. John shsfr re.d,n Of Crawford. Orange County
" y testified that in March last the prisoner called h.
house bought eAt. which he did not take
III few days AFTER tie purcha'e whoh time be gave
the fshs OF Wnes. A0 ai la Counterfeit 80 United states
The examination Of this witness concluded the case Tor tho
prosecution was 'len closed
The d-f.ns will DO heud today, to which lime IN sdourp
" had.
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LAFAYETTE COLI

LAFAYETTE COLLEGE. institution, the
commencement exercises Of which took place during
the present week. is the recipient Of donation OF
$1,000 from Mr. Barton H. Jeaks OF Philadelphia with
which sum the College will erect building for the &C
commodation Of its chemical department. to DO known
~ "Jeukss Chemical Hall" The structure IL to be Of
dressed stone and viii occupy a splendid site at the
College establishment, the Junction Of the Lehigh
and Delaware Rivers.
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ABOUT NEWSPAPERS The following is given
M statement of the receipts Of the Chicago papers FOR
the past twelve months: Tribune. sl90,-it; Times,
$50 e60 Journal SOL $50; Post aad Republican, $50 200.
The Tribune paid license tax on circulation for s3o3
- and Oh job work for 500 900. The Times and
Journal each paid on circulation for 100000.
The 81. John Courisr sheet which hnd attained the
good old nswSpaper) age OF ff'yfonr years, gave up
the ghost fortnight since long score OF bad debts
producing this result.
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WEALTHY RESIDENTS OF NKw-BEpFoRp.

The city Of New Bedford has for several years borne
the distinction of being the weahest place proper
ton to population in the United States Tho following
Rowland (estate) sIC7. Isl; Jonathan Bourne IT,,
sl06 sol; Sylyanus Thomas 800 GA; Thomas Man
dell $4,000; Oliver Crocker. e52e49; George o..
Croker SJ2 9i5; Jireh Swift. jr si293i; y Allen
$40 434; Il. :. Hathaway, 1929: Charles L. Wood,
$50 100; James Arnold $50 SEQ; +. $ Hathaway.
s37 O67 Matthew Rowland $4,000: Joseph C. De
lano So 757. The total amount Of income taxes In
New. Bedford Is Ell, 1870 ~.
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Travellers, (.uide.

10 Albany, by Hudson n. H., pepo, Soih.s, srd
''S Vi. BY d ;s h H. H. 4 G'.G Ao
aud 10. o. m, Via Harlem II n anit " 9
Sunday train. via hudson Iyer y. m City
cars run between Chambers aud SOilis,s stations
and Os Hal aud 2oth-.t. station.
a. A'0 b .aa99 a, PnhnsP place, on NE hoa
and Saturday, aud Daniel DVs, Mondays Wed
nesdays and ffilays, from foot Of Dcsbro.se,sL
II Baltimore. by the New.Jerey X. r.. foot Of
Cogrlandt',i.. snd az a. m. y. ~, and ~
midnishI sunday.... ,;io a m
day, and jersey Blue. every " sdne,dsy fion
10 Boston. by dew London line Per % n. r. y -
and Neptune Line, Pier II n. H., daily lsu'daJ
To = ;.ion. BY NewIIsyen n r.. via Springfield.
e. Boston b, New, ,. r ;;;. q i '.1a m
av, VIA shore Line ia sud -. Sunday..... .. m.
For Cst'kin. by steamer rhoms. Powell from zoo,
OF ffislin'st.. y. H., every Tuesday aud Ihnrs
day ut p M aud every Saturday s.......... p
10 cSnandasia. Rochester, Buffalo, Salamanca aud
west By Lne Railroad. foot 81 Ch3liber.-si..
and 10 a. IA. and. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. .. N.
10 ,GressnPoh, ~ Long Island H. n, foot ofjsnc.
yor Hudson cai Bristol aud wssi e, 1. asa ''''
'ssm,r' Rave foot Of iiarIison.. North River p m.
10 Noe bufs. Pou-l.@ccDs.e Houi dort and king--
,on, landing al Colzens Dock West Point and
Milton. the steamer Mary Powell, daily foot
To New Haven connecting with r. r. for ii.iicii "
and sprinaheld-steainers leave Peck Slip at 81
To New. Haven, by the Kewiia,en IN, aai.st.
and STRAY at ll IA D. 3:iS, ~. aud .. VI
~ 'hy Island
snd Gre.nwich by steamer John Ronei pier IS
~ E ,is Ifsek.gl daily - p.
via Allentown, from foot Of Liboty-st. ~ n D
. m, IL IN. ard $500 p. Sunday iruin...,., n Ill.,
10 Philadelphia, by hew.Jersey Reilroad, foot OF
Courtsndtst., Z 10 and IA n. M, ~ NJ. snd6p
aud IL midnight. SUNDAY M
To Staten lssnd, by steamer. frorn fi.f No. Nm
H.. near DsysL, at T. y 1880 u. ~, I2I0. 2,45
Up. IN. On Sundays, q 1880 f2lu., 30 O. 40
go" TO, .. M
daily from pier q, foot OF Robinsous. n n a. n I'm
To White Mount ain, and Lais Memp, rema.og-
Direct route vim New Haven ts.amboat or fsil
road. Springfield and the Conueci lieut. liver ysl.
ley. Take steamers fIom Peck slip at .. is D. ln
from 2sth st. station al IA: 10 or........ n M
To Warrington by New-Jerey Il. Il. foot Of
Conrtsndtst and llt a. m, p H., and u
midnight. Sunday. Observation-Disclosures D. m
For further inforustion In Yegsd Railroad Tim. Tsblss
see advertisements in another part Of this paper
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.
SUPREME COuRT-CHAxBERs--JuLr 2s.-Be'ors Justice
BARNARD.

SITVEME IUI NI-I HANHERs--JrLf Z6--bf ofs Iuttics
BARNARD.
DYOECE CASE
Egbert Van Santon ngt. Elizabeth Van Sancon.
Upon the argument IN hi. appeared that In 1863 H.
plaintiff became acqusnted with defendant. who has bes
known Eliza Pratt anu alleged kept an improper house
In HoUston-.t She skily kept from the plaintiff al q.
brevin, her 10 be proper married her, and discover
inr .lof time 1e fwaId bow matters stood quarrel fol-
lowed upon promng reformation sfeeoncA-
ton had
The present motion 1. or divorce the ground that de-
ndsut while ,nin. - have len of her former bad hab
its hid committed acts OF sdLery The ~ss
referee WHO rendered report ia favor " .antinS
a divorce, which the Court confirmed.
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miscellaneous.

A LII SIZES Of the NEW EASY CRuIChES
~ ARE READY WHOLESALE and RETAIL.-These
Patent Elastic f.sy Walking Clutches are the best heahr'
cheapest ever made. PHYSICIANS ind tIem valuable
~, many iuyaias 80 well for the lame. Rheumatism 10
quickly cured by usng them Manufactured at NO. " beeeA
e., iiiri door est OF Broadway.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
San Re,....<:3l SUP Srt......7:2 Moon s-ts,.. 9;D
HiGH WATER
Sandy Hook. 1857 Gov Island .ll.3e Hell Oae... 1919
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Counfcrfcits.

Boston Friday. July 81. 1865.
Well executed counterfeit ten dollar bills
on the Thompson Bank OF Thompson. Conn.,. are In cir
cuation. Look out for them.
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TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK:
For New Haven 100 8DV(Ex.,) ll.O& M. EIo' tExJ
AGO. (iI.) a45 l. ~ and 800 (Ex.) p. IN.
For Bridgeport 100, SEQ, tEx,l ll0 a M is.i' tEzS
400 tEr J a45 A30 and 800 (kI..) I'm.
For Milford AID straord 200 II No. " ~, p n
For Fairfield southpor aud Wcspori 1oV iL'o~ m' ia
Fdr Ssswslt. 100 400 GI) go, n'oa m; lai'' tErJ
Eor Darieu 100 80. ll.J0 q. IN. AS, I0 80 p. m
FOR Greenwich 100 go li3o IA. 3t3, 40 20 ID pm.
For STANFORD, 100 100 (Ex a@ lilo M lIlo, tExD
400 lFx IS 40, $50, go. 800 Lex, p. NJ "a.
For Port Chester and intermediate stations I0O, NV iW
a m 3i5, 40, $50 go, 400 p M
""' CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Boston via spring ied, 800 lEx,) 300 Ex,i 40
For Boston, via Shore Line, l2l5, (Ex.,) 8.0op. M.
For Hartford and Springfield 500 tEx.,) e. H. lEx.')ln
Ex.,) l2.l5, S.Oop III. -
TO Montreal 400 p. m. 10 Northampton.
For Hartford Providsncs ti.hki Railroad 500 'Er,t
FOR New Haven New London and stoninston Railroads.
$40 O. m. l2I5, 800. 8O0p. ~.
For Canal Railroad. i2.I5 IN. to Northampton
For Housstonic Railroad. q. and p NJ Wednesdsys
TRAM connecting with viii run to bennngson-oa
days. to Pittshed-orher days New Miltordony'
For NAurauet Railroad, 500 a. m, 900 p NJ -
For Dsnbury and Norwak Railroad. Loo, wv mr. W.
?. s.o =, train
JAMES II. HOfi, pup
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Mesnoraudn.

s~smllip George wA,hingion from New Ore,n'. reports
Jolly 20, lat - Is lon 20 10. fell Ia with a. J. trsns
port Blackstone from hcwOTesus l9th Inst. partially dis
sblod had three boilers leaking steering Tor Hampton
ROAD. tool from her Ter pssseng.rs
CAHpEsAs 18th July In port bark Proves, Brown for corh
for fdsfs urIt dsy
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ship Glad Tidngs n day Portland for Neworesrs
July 20 Of Key West
Bg John Bhshinan from Galveston for Philadelphia u
day Ouf--Iuly 20. ai - - long 30 CO.
Ship Banker Of Cardiff from Cuba for Newiori--July rs
i0ux .aDs
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Dort-iOarnens' Nollre.

SIAry Nsw-YorK,
Ponr-WAspxSs OYvICv, No. 100 Wsist.
NOTICE il hereby gwen, in accordance with
section Of the set passed April H. 1851 entitled IA
Act 10 R.orsans tho Nsricu. Oice Of tho Port OF New
Yofk 70 All Interested H. having charge Of tho
subject ms,er OF such inquiry examination surrey that
DE following vessels under Examination by th. Port
Wardens and that the said surveys examinations will be
completed within ten days succeeding this notice.
beard said ves.els:
rtramer olasgow... ~ H.
nhh hostnsc .........s......s.s'..br fo1rts
Hrig Samuel O. Adams. .....Fords.
IugB u. y. Nash. Atlantic Dock.
MINrHOaNk. TOMPklNs, rissideaL
J.AuG's IIEnHIsAs. secretary
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Anilel.

2 stesm,hips-Colsn4his G-n !. &. Barnet
The a. : ,ip Saline ~l sail today for Sss Load On via
Ionz leland Sound.
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NIFW-JERSEY RAILROAD.-Iralns ie ,s'
6,o, AZ Cortlaud st. PBILApgIPHIA, at ~ anu
IA M 4 and 8 o. m, and " midnight ior bAHnn";d
and a. a.aIseroN at and 1850 M ? "a, ana as.a
nigbt Military Tickets not receivable W Tue v ~
Var other psrt,cu lArs ses bills at ohces
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H ~ state OF unlmpaired health ,sl Si'u Oiein'
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and NEw-HAvEN RAILROAD
1865 SUMMER ADVANCEMENT 1868
COMMENCING MAY Is 100.

Ps,snser Station in NewYork corner Twenty seventh =
and Fourthavs Entrance on Twenty seventnst
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7 OYG ISLAND RAILROAD.-Trains will

MORRIS AND ESSEX RAILROAD COM.
WI PANY-foo, of Barclay st-On and ater June ~.
MIN, mai trains for Hacxeltstown and intermediate snr
ton. viii cav, $50 Mail Express for all ,tatous
west of Nilburn, at 4l0 Morstown Express N.
= sCuOCH, Assistant Superintendent
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EULLERs PATENT HEAD-COOLER is
OF 20 foe, Of the best gum tubing coed in
suitable be applied to the forehead warranted to
give perfect satisfaction In all where cold application
the body required. In Of Hsdseh. Fever Bprn.
IN fact Ia al vos sPr'e alto" to the body L.
found this Cooler the admirably.
requiring special .niance for ~ hogr from the time set
action P.r.ous subject Headache requiring cold sp
pcaion M forehead AMI In charge OF cases Of
lever M. requested TO gave tnis Cooler a TRIAL
Recommended By all who have used Il.
Good aud feiIrb,e Agents wanted.
Coolers eau be bad by return Express, Of $l5
All srder- shouli BE- addressed 10
@. NJ FULLER, Catsssoqus. Lehish County, Pa
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CAMP MEETING at GLEN HEAD, Lonl
" Islsnd Trains leave Hunters Point N q q Z
o. CHARLfCK.
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ERIE RAILWAY Trains leave Depot Too
HUGH RIDDLE. Geni Supt, NewYor
wv R. BARR Gen1 Psss. Agent, New-York


III UDSON XIV EK Ahd HAhLLM KALI
i ROADSIDE snd after MONDAY, June s. 1865, tsaino
Albany and Troy connecting with Northern Weeru
trsin. viii leave Newly ork a. follows:
7.yOa mNiz Hudson River Railroad Thirtieth At, anS
Tenth ave. connecting with ains for Saratoga and Shaoo
Springs a,
m-yia Harlem Rairoad Twentysixh-'i and Fourth
ave. connecting with trains for Sharon spring. Sc
and II Chatham " it'll trains for points East.
pmyis Hudson River Railroad connecting with trains
for SsrAtogn
tp. m-via Hudson River Railroad connecting at Troy
with train FOR Montreal, with Sleeping Car attached -
4a0p m.-vis Harlem Railroad connecting at Chata.
with Train for Lebanon SPRING Sleepin. Car stacheS q
ALBANY. -, -
opm.-Nis Hudson River Railrosd, Sleeping Cans from
Newly ora Buffalo and Suspension Bridge, without change
This train nuns Sundays. -.
IO:3D D. m-Nis Hudson River Railroad. with SleePine
Car. nttsched connecting at Albany sld Troy with mofnino
" Vice President
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-29

HeIOW.
Bark Wilton. f,om Cow bay.
Beaver aud Lotus.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1865-11-08
The Reserve Corps.

We find lively discussion going on, in the
Washington Star and others papers as to the
of disbanding this body Of veterans.
We beg leave to say to the gentlemen about
Washington in general, and to President john
son and the Northern Congressman in partic-
ular, that so soon as the Southern States are
admitted into the Union, the country will
have Rese'Ue Corps of one hundred thou
sand men at the South, the like of which the
world has never seen. This corps will
be maintained without cost to the government
and it will be well for the Northern people
to see to it that their representatives should
bestir themselves to secure, at the earliest mo-
ment, such body of men as would render
the Republic invincibe.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1865-11-08
Norfolk HaPbOP,

We beg to assure the Richmond Wing that
any ship not drawing over thirty feet of water
can be accommodated in the Norfolk harbor,
and at the Norfolk wharves. We have here
tofore noticed an injudicious article which APP
peared in Norfolk paper, saying our harbor
was filling up. This information was evil
IDENTIFY penned by " newcomer" who knew
nothing of the facts.
Whilst on this subject, we must most SOL
EMMY protest against the recent conclusions
arrived at by some of the French Savans, to
the effect that it required at least six dozen
oysters per day to furnish proper nutriment
to one man. This possibly may be the case,
when the individual is fed upon the copperas-
favored oysters of France or England but
no Frenchman living, cor any other man, can
" take in" six dozen of the genuine Norfolk
oysters per day, in addition to frogs and such
other 'small fry" as Frenchmen are usually
addicted to- One dozen Norfolk oysters, well
fried, will satisfy any ordinary man, with
bread, butter and pickle thrown in, and we
have no idea of submitting to such an attack
upon the interests of the FMndatm, by the
French Academy, without an indignant pro-
test against the fallacies which they have
thought proper to put forth.