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Observation-Disclosures
lOOO CENTRAL RAILROAD. lou


On and AFFAIR MONDAY octob.r Ia 1894 trains viii
.sys ths TJrian Passengey epot eorner IN
ana Iiberty streetsI Pit,sburgb pa A. foiiowst .
DAY RxPREss aaily ereept Sunday Al abo a M
stopnlng M Jahn stown consmsugb oefil,.ep Altoona
snJ an prinsinai ststions ana IshIne dreet eonnee
lion. Al 8s.ri.bu,s 70, Nav Yo,t BaItimoIa. ana WASH
ngtn snd n phi1.Sainhi. ~, NJ var hostsn ana
infsrmadisis na,a.s " '
ILTOoNI rCCoMMop ALTON. daily .xeept Sunday.
Al Al m storrins II III ,.1nI.r ststons betw esr
p,t.b.ysh ara xitaan. .na msIins ciose aan
WITH trains an tbe IndIaps pranoh Wal
RaiIroaA Kbensburgsnd firesson Railrosd and Hoili
davsburg Erapeh. ~ '----' = : -.
fiTTsbfRGU AND ERIE MAIL daily ,xcept supday
Al 40 4 m stoppins oni, Al Conemhurh tisIlitTes
Altoo.a ana Ali pfiaelpal ststions mahing sie con
neotion Al HarrisbuTg for new York. Baltimore. and
Washineton T'--G'7 :
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EOR BOSTON, VIA NEWPORT AMI

NOR BOSTON, VIA NEWPORT AND
FALL RIVER, by the splendid aud superior steam
ers NEWPORT, METROPOLIS OLD COLONY, and
EMPIRE STATE Of great strength and speed built ex'
pressly for the navigation Of Long Island Sound run
ming IN connection with the Old Colony and Newport
railroad.
Leave Pier 49, N. R., foot Of Murray street, daily,
The steamer OLD COLONY, Capt W. Brown, caves
New York Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, atop.
m, landing at Newport.
The EMPIRE STATE, Capt B. Simmons, leaves Tuos-
day, Thursday and Saturday at m, landing at New
port
baggage master IL attached to each steamer, and
accom- paniss the baggage to Its destination.
steamer runs In connection with this line daily
Sundays excepted FROM Newport and Pail River to
Providence.
For freight passage apply board or at the once,
Pier 2s, n r. TO secure state rooms In advance, TO
AP2 B. LIrTLEFlRLD, Agent, u broadway.
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HAILRoADs.
DHIBADBLPHIA, WILMINGTON,
III AND pALTrnoRE RAfLRofD.

..i sss TIM rABLE. ar.
Commsneins MONDAY, April ieth, 1880.
Trains for Baltimore and wAshinston leave Phiis-
AIS q m, Express, Qhondays excepted 1l.ts = m,
Express; 500 D. Expressi and llO0 p. m, Kxpress
Way Mall Train for Baltimore Al SIS a N.
TRAINS TR0M BALTIMORE TO PHILADELPHIA.
Leave B.itmore, T.asa m, Way Mall % =. m, RI
press 10 ?. m, Krpressi ass p. m, Express $40
III FTF SUNDAY TRAINs e.tu
Leave Pbiladeiphtn for Bsihnors and Washington
At 4l5 q, m. and IL. 90 p, m
Leave Baltimore for Philadelphia at SIS pm.
Leave Baltimore for New York al SIS p m.
milo H.F. KINNEY, Superintendent
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An Agent OF the Excelsior Omnibus Company will
pass through each train before reaching the depot take
up checks and deliver baggage 10 any part Of the city
Once No. 4l0 Penn street. open day and night whore all
orders for the movement Of passengers and baggage
will receive prompt attention.
Baltimore express will arrive with Philadelphia
press At Z. 80 p. m. on Mondays .....
H0TICK-ln ease Of loss, the Company will hold
themselves responsible for personal baggage only and
for an amount notsxesedins sioo -
Al the Psnnsylvania Central Railroad Passenger Sta
tion, on Liberty and wsshipgtos strAAIs
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STEFAN HIP ..
NEw YORK
WAsHINaToN

NJ e w Y o II X
~ wAsHINs
sr sTBAMsHIP COMPANY
GOLD LIHB,D
bHTwnnr .- -
NEW YORK, ALEXANDRIA, WARRINGTON AND
aEoR0ETowF, D. O.
OCEAN STEAMERS
BALTIMORE REBECCA CLYDE, ArD EMPIRE,
II CONJUNCTION WIFE rrLArD srEAnEss
GEORGE n. STOUT, MAY FLOWER, AND ANN
ELIgA
Regular Sailing Days TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS
a l2m ,fromfOo, Of High street 0scrgstovn and fir
10, Esst River, foot Of Wall street, New York.
q p H66dHroN, Agent,
foot OF High street, Georgetown.
NJ ELDRIDGB Co., Agents,
Prince Street Wharf, Alexandria,
JAMES HAND, Agent,
III Wall Street, New York.
Freight received constantly aud forwarded 10 all
parts Of the country with dispatch al lowest rates
The outside steamers Of this line being put In
order for the Spring trade and until farther notice
freight will be carried By the Express line OF inland
je29 or. AoU0HTcN, Agent
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NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA LINES.
Leave foot Of Barclay street At a. IN. and p. IN.
From foot Of Cortland streets at T. g. and 10 a m l2
m. 4 and Q p, m. and IL night
The p. N. line runs daily tAll others, Sundays
W. H. oATZMBR, Agent
Philadelphia and New York Lines
PHLApKLPHIA. Dec. Is, 1868. deyl
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PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK LINES.
Leave walnut street wharf At and a. m. IL m. I,
and p. N. ......
Leave Kensingtop Depot At II. 10 a. m q &c. so and
Q. 45 p. m. /, and IL 90 g. m (night)
The eb p m line runs daily lsli others, Sun
days excepted.
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Regular Sailing Days;
TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS,
At II m from No. ss Water street. and Pier
Is East River, foot Of WALL street, New York.
JOHN b. DAVIDSON, Agent,
90 Water street, Georgetown, d. O.
NJ ELDRIDGB 4 Co, Agents,
Prince street Wharf, Alex'a
JAMES HAND, Agent,
III Wall street. New York
Freight received constantly and forwarded TO all
mhSO-u JOHN DAVIDSON, Agent
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NEW YORK AND WASHINGTON
IN STEAMSHIP COMPANY,
OLD LINZ
VIA CANAL, BETWEEN
NEW YORK,
ALEXANDRIA,
ikD GEORGETOWN.
-L Steamers
NEW YORK, MAYPLowBR, BEVERLY, AND
GEORGE n. STOUT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-10
~ ~ Tic NOTefnOf
pIg. W MERCHANT Acting Private Secretary
RELIGION Against Rum.

CoURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS. The following
uiuIuai ,oa1h before tie Court q General SEES
Eors yesterday.
Frank Eokley pleaded guilty az petit larceny stealing
gusuy a. 9th from The o. Geo. Happy. where be
kss employed clerk lie sentenced 10 the Peniten-
bay iOI ihTOe months.
Nm Smith pleaded guilty q 40 attempt at grand larceny
81 Indictment brought by John b Hilbert FOR steflug
fvey aud clothing OF the value OF $3.50 and sentenced
70 the sA-ie Prison for two years and ok months.
John ky pleaded guly OF an attempt at blrglary n the
hrd degree breaking into tie premises q i. Lewentha
snu eahrp currency and coin amounting 10 3 a. 20 the
thtc ffson Tor two years.
Frank Mccormack II AIDED guilty a attempt az grand
kJcCny indictment for Stealing horse and junk wagon
rsiued al Slij.
EDWARD Merton pleaded guilty Of petit larceny and was
knced 90 ID Icniientiary for six months
JOseyh German indicted for grand arcenv Of monoy
bon Christopher HaUgLoD amounting 10 ssl He was tried
hCd convicted
Ciales Miller pleaded guilty 4 tssau'tue MS wife With
ttc and gcTousy w0undng her. Jealousy claimed TO
b. tie ca lse OF tie act.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-10

: THEFT OP A CARPBT.-OB the I7th Ult carpet
sslued at s3i property Of Pro- Ell Cbaer residing at
Nc East Tweuiyf urh-st. stolen from the carpet
beating cstat shnea Of George W Bourne a. the foot Of
Ess Twenty ninth Bourne subsequently asccrained that
lie care; had been stolen by William Bailey in BIS
toy that lie aided ~ TIE theft by jane aud Thomas
Begin lie therefore caused ter by Officer Meyer Of
he TW,ufv ninth Precinct Bailey confessed hs gul. and
admit that be had been aided ny the brothers Begin Yes
,erav prisoners committed Tor ris b. Justice Led
riiA. 10 0elan OF $1,000 bal each Bailey IL naive Of
EsstIC liuc aged 20 yeaI sud resided at No les East
3vtrtv I'M ST james Begin is aged % years. Thomas Is
sgeo and both natTe Of tRs city aud reside at
DO 81 Eaft Ibirfy-fhrd Il.
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EXCISE.

PROCLAMATION ~ GOV. FESIoE-A ShfthAL ihhA
OF TIE SUPREME COURT APPOINTED IN the FlRST
plsrnIcT-REsoLUTIoN ny TBE QUARTERLY CON-
yERKscE OF THR JoHN-sT. METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHURCH
Tie following proclamation Las been issued by Gov
kshton3
Reuben Z Fenton Governor q tie State Of New Yort
by q the power reposed IN ne by section twenty o
80 o the Code Of Proceed ire and Of the solicitation Of lhe
Board Of Excise for the Metropolitan Police District q ex
Iressed by the following official record Of theT proceedings
meeting Of the Board Health The meIop9'sn Po.ss
2i,tr.et he'd at 10 Sl Motsi IL NE City o. Ns"'l'iA
Rsed Ths, lis E1oeney NE ooyerr q ih' STATE he re
teoi' TO in the Fs jadies uuie' q ni STATE at ' cary
Do hereby appoint all Extraordinary General Term o. nc
bppreme Court, 90 be held IN and foT re isi
iet q this State at the usual place Of holding he Geaea
Serms Of the Supreme Court ID for sad District ID ine
cy 81 New York the rotEfy-niHft day q 4;94it III
Io oc)ok Of that day Tor Tie hearing and occasion m
gases criminal or civil under Chapter I've hunuIe
tuo seveniyeieht $40 o. the Laws Of LeaeeH anu
eiIty-s1 s5j which may be presented 70 sac che
Priyy Seal OF he State at the CITY Of Albany this
:ls ''''o'N O'' y mug w. ''' RE. Fr1oN
'....' By the Governor
pIS ". Merchant Acting Private Secretary
RELIGION AGAINST Rum.
meeting The Second Quarterly Coaiereuee for the
rear 1901 q the Jobns Methodist Episcopal Church held
Toly q $50 following preamble snd resolutions were
sDeIiousy adopted and it also ordered that cory be
transmitted 20 the Board OF Excise
RHysof Excise Metropolitan District. IN tie
tsttsge q the duties imposed by The regulating The sale OF
,oIsing qaors said District have with opposition not only
Ron tAO-, directly interested ia such sales Bat ao nom those TO
wbo kep hos been committed tie sucty a. pubic law ana
sound and shsTfI tie
sA public destructive oay & good order og tend
= end raohy by underuiun tie vital Principle Of
6oyernnenta Liberty opposed ami sua@iul indngss
h q peeccil
pcsed sHd .av- abiding citizens therefore
ssoed That the OaacTy Coz lorenzo &C he johnf Mehodst
Epfcolsl tluch hereby Board 81 Eye for the Ne
hopolan D their apprc cou o. s services in behs e The
Distinct b. ellcayor restrain the sa.r of
trF ula aid 10 lIcelve tue sucuty 81 The sabbath
neresY ssssnng train Of attendant upon rled
tUHtIafci iicdee prayers and uhleuie and
mi very advance DIE q uole reform
she rtlfl observance Of lns and order
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demand being from both refnes and the trades prices are
and the advantage is with the bnyer quote faI
Good Refining about l0 oic sales Of ~ hhds at Vt
al2ic r Cube and III 2ic Porto Rico Refined are dull
at l6s q 6ic for HaTds
TALLOWThe demand has been moderate and the market
steady; sales Of 5000 at l2 2e for Western and CITY
WHISkY-The market is quiet and unchanged; sales VI
Bonded Western at s. ~ per gallon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-10

very slowly % d and very good Western Reserve
is offering az 2e. LOT Of Ohio pals sold NJ &c. There
demand for the California market shippers paying 20
and lot OF so good Illinois hrkns brought s Choice
State hrkins have sold as high 4id45c IN email way
Good Welsh tubs were Offering tan morning at ic. We
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ID. e.. & X. VI. FISK

DEALERS IN UNITED STATES SECURITIES,
40. 10 NAssAU.sr..
Under the Fourth National Bank.
Buy AND SELL AT MARKET RATES,
USuED STATES bs OY 1881.
UNITED STATES $50 BONDS.
UNITED STATES 1910 BONDS.
UNITED STATES 730 TREASURY NOTEs
UNITED STATES COxPOuND INTEREST NOTES. and
ALL OTHER UNITED STATS SECURITIES.
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aldrble 4ldntels.
furniture.

WIN EvERDELLs SONS. No. l04 Fulton.st.-
w sTEAM JOB PRINTERS and LABEL mANuFACICR
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-10

The Egg market is unsettled prices vary with the differ
eni marks States &c Oa0 lots sold TO day at 2Jc loss
of q at the mark Good fresh State eggs are
worth 2Gc. Receipts fair. We quote:
New.Jersey and Pennsylvania fresh. y doz -9 AZ
Stdte CDOu MARKS go
Western. and Canada p doz, good order. 20 d25
Leg Oats Y bush. good. QaV
FRUITS AND BERRIES.
Peaches arriving freely and prices declining
Dealers complain Of duh sales and think need
lesy about eating peaches The price at which they
started oil very high and could not use them
began 90 take hold az consumers have
hardly ealing them and II unlikely that when they
do the will be nearly for there peaches TO
speak Of north Of Delaware aud light crop in that state
Prices vary greatly often the day They are plenty 70
day and Whoreberies, few Of which brought -
morning while plenty Offering at 50 Ier bushe tbs
afternoon Common apples and pears are plenty and DIV
fine fruit scarce Dearbon Seeding pears brought Sia
S. Der busheI-Bloodgood g. few plums have been
ccved up Hudson and brought g. per busheL We
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-10

STATE OF NAVY OAK. BASE DKPARrnEsr.l
ALBANY April Is, 1866.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, pursuant to Chap
IN Of 1853 and 81 Laws Of 1865 that the circulating
the PhsnI Bank Of the City Of New York. banking
the City Of New Yorkwi be redeemed
par BY the Of the Banking Department presents
Ion York State National Bank In the City Of Albany for
air from the date hereof. and not thereafter
The outstanding circulating notes OF the said Banf must be
sened aforesaid within siI from the date hereof and all
notes shall be for redemption and payment within
specified will BE- chang upon the fund the
hands o. the Superintendent for that purpose.
'Iswemo. apr2f q. w SCHUYLER. Superintendent
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n. Y. Wholesale Prices or Country Produce.
Knn TN. WKrK EsnISa Aug D 1885

Expressly for THE ~ Y TRIBUNE by own Reporter .
The following the oGrrent rates OF articles IN good eond
hon sold nv houses at wholesale shppers
receive to 10 less deducted for commissions beside
freight aud other charges Parties receiving produce 10 sen
often with the request that immediate retnrns be made cannot
ALWAYS obtain TIE prices lch transient buyers nave 10 pay
figures intended the farmer than the ne
aud prefer TO tisappont BY giving the outside
prices Of very choice articles
BEANS AND PEAs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-10

DLEECKER ST. CIRCUS
ID Between Perry snd Chsrles-s,
BY REQUEST OF PROMINENT CITIZENS,
THREE DAYS LONGER
POSITIVELY THE LAST WEEK
CBIARfNpS ROYAL SPANISH CIRCUS.
TWO PERFORMANCES DAILY,
Commencing MONDAY, August ~ O'Clock and
LAST WEEK or THE fANORITEs,
Eqaesrian AMI bis
son, ROMERO IN acts
NELSON BROTHERS,
the wonderful Acroba's Of the
LA PETITE KALLY IN Hunt Eoe with her Arabian
s.eed ABD-EL.KADER
sguor Chsrns E,hopn pupil THEODORE CUBA his greed
SOMERSAULT ACT.
w. T. AYMAR. TIE AMERICAN HUMoNsT
Tickets. erhts
Children under eehu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-10

The stock 81 cheese has down low In the city bat is
derstood be large in the country Dealers here have not
been buying late and not inclined operate
except figures below what they held the country
Wha something very gilt edged might bring 9c. today
IL safe count upon than sic for fine factories
At this price shippers would operate freely They expect to
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Alnslral gnsirumeris.

II INDT a MANI,
IN Manufacturers GRAND and SQUARE PIANOS havn;
moved g. their aud spacious No b3 Broadway be-
Seventeenth and Eighteenth SIS, Nefo k would Respect,
attention 81 those wishing purchase pianos 10 their
improved superior These sl Manufactured
under their and from their great experience snd
they enabled guarantee them unsurpassed by
any bancy deicacy sld compass u tone combined with
oworkm1ushp which the greatest durability Al
with the Agate and
will be xarntrd COR hge
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0 NKw.YOnKl BANK URFARrhENr,I
ALBANY, April IS 1866
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, pursuant TO Chap.
~ and 4T6 Laws ~ 1905 that the Circulating
Note. i.sned tho BANK or NETWORK. Banking Association
City Ncwfok. VIII be redeemed OF by the su
perntend.n Of the Banking Department presentation At the Ma
iiONAL MECHANICS AND FARMERS BANK In the City Of
Albany for nom the date hereof and not thereafter
The outstanding Circulating Notes Of the said. Bank mn be pre-
s~ed Aforesaid within r from thelss hereof aud all
which shall be presented for redemption aud payment
thu. specified will to be charge the fund
In the hands Of the Superintendent for that pnrPose
Iam6m Apg7 O. " SCHUYLER. Supedn.en6ent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-10
Chances for Business Ellen.

A RARE CHNCE-No Good VIII requred.-For
N sILF one Of the largest and Oldest HAIR JEwELRY ES
TABIsIIr S I'M the country having
tn osne. y teach e buac., and i9,ns The
Aa,sItl,Gs Asri No. ~ both filEsL, PlladslrAA Pc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-10
I INDEMAN & SONS

| NDEMAN a SONS
PATENT CYCLO1D PfANO-FORTES
Were awarded the late Fair Of the American Institute
FlRsIPREMlUM GOLD MEDAL
FOR
NOVELTY SUPERIORITY AND EXCELLENCE
similar awarded these Uneqused nstrImenis
Pairs Of Michigan Indiana Kansas and wherever they
Exhibited Competition. ~ B.Narranted for sI
years Mscrooms No. = lie Noypaee beeckers, one block
West OF Broadway send for DOR new Ood Medal Circular
CTEINWAY L. SONS
- GRAND SQUARE and UPRIGHT PIANOS
y First Premiums the principal fairs Ia hi, country
and addoa thereto First PdEs Medal the Grand lrtena
onA Exhibition London 1867 IN competition with 300 pianos rom
oil parts OF the world.
livery with their Patent Agrsfe Arrange.
ment and warranted fsr i've ye' weTOon Nos Il and 70
East Fouteen,hst n v
vIHE MASON q HAMlLIN CABINET ORGANS;
Il also, the MASON HAMLIN PORTABLE ORGANS. Forty
five darn. styles prices SIS to $1,000 each NJ H. have been
awarded % highest premiums or important improvements and
superiority this Of instruments They invite the
comparison their best
they with confidence 10 nearly
let OF note In the city for testimony its superiority
Second hand Medeons and Organs Of American and Foreign manu-
facture. at low prices.
wnerooms, No. SO broadway, NewYok
I United PIANO-FORrE MAKERS,
" No 81 WALKER-ST, Ne~.York
Our Company being composed entirely Of superior wokmen
enabled 70 produce perfect Piano forte THAN ANY
OTHER HOUSE.
Every Instrument guaranteed for Five Yesrs
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-14

SERIOUS AccIDEST.-Ye sterday morn
ing serious accident occurred on First
street, near Behm's Commercial Col.
lege. Mr.. Joseph Forth, who is con-
nected with livery and sale stable on
Third street, was thrown from his buggy
and had his right ankle seriously in
jured. The injury is compound frac-
ture of the ankle bones, and is consid-
cred dangerous one. 1t is hoped that
the leg may be saved, bat Drs. Braya and
Thompson express doubts as to the GER
tainty of such a result. Mr.. Forth had
been exhibiting one of his horses 10 a
stranger who was desircus of making a
purchase, and had driven the animal
for some time, when his friend asked TO
drive. Shortly after Mr.. F. gave the
lines to his friend the horse became
little frightened, and was checked mp.
Some part of the harness gave way, and
from that the horse became unmanage
able, and both were thrown ont With the
above result. The gentleman with Mr.
Z. was little bruised, and nothing more
serious. The buggy bed was thrown
entirely off the wheels.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-14

RAILROAD AccIDENT.--The Fort Wayne
Gazette says an accident occurred on
the freight train going east on the Tole-
do, Wabash & Western Railway near
Versailles, on Friday morning last, by
which the train was thrown down an en-
bankmeut, killing two of the employees
of the road, named James O.Brien, re.
siding ct Versailles, Indiana, and Jerry
o'Connell, of Jacksonville, Illinois.
The conductor was badly injured, and
gentleman named sKinbray, q idroyer,
suffered the fracture of a leg The loss
to the road is $20,O00. SO