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New-York tribune., 1867-05-13
Sales bn AurtioU.

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a UCTION SALE BY --.-- .,.,-o,
a HENRY II LEEDS NiNBR.
HENRY n iEkDS. AUCrlONbkR
FyyFNsIVR ELBG MT. AND VALUABLE
STOCK Ol THE FINEST CABINEN
FVENTTt MIRRORS. GOBLIN
TAPESTRY. OBTAINS, BRONLES
WVRES AND DRESDEN PORCELAIN,
,t "A srrerb formerly belonging 20 Lo1 XVI of France
tuyN tND SILVER PLATE BY DIXON CHElSrOFAB. CARY
StqrRgg ORMOLU AND iNLAp CABINETS PIANOS BILLIARD
S'' TABLBS CURIOSrlES
OBJECTS DART Br VkRTU. &C.,
We THR WILL KNOWN
COLLECTOR AND GONNOlSSfUR.
Mr. DANIEL MARLEY,
No 5J7 BROADWAY. OPPOSITE TlFFANYS.
% be sold
AT AUCTION POSITIVELY WITHOUT RESERVE
la Mr. Marley retres from business
HENRY H. LEEDS MINER,
O,oNpAy Iab. TUESDAY IAb; WEDNESDAY 18Th; THURSDAY
10th FRIDAY 18th Of May 1857 commencing at 10 m eA" N}
NJ weV know spacious Warcro0ns above A.
THIS ELgG4NT FURNITURE o. al OF tie hnest quat!
Imported balance by ROUX NRBDE' HUTCHih0S ~
ana celebrated msken. .. ,e-.,t. .h. .o,,.
fr being IN design and Of the h9htl
unusually principally o. The manc'o oi bi'O'
OP sIIRFFIfI4D, and CHRISTOFLE OF Paris s-.-, d.
The MIRRORS Oeye class design and deser" u nnc Oue'
aniheaVy plates .. .,.,,,,, -. IL. ~ LII. i.A
articles Of art too numerous 70 meln
EB-MR MARLEY. IN MAKING Illk lhkfsShi sD SALE Ot
ais STOCK PLEDGES HIMSELF TFr EVERY ARTICLE IN TIN
sIIE SHALL POSITIVELY BIZ SOLD TO Tk HIGHEST BIDDER
without LIMIT OR RESERVE ,., . -
New-York tribune., 1867-05-13

SUPREME COURT City and county OF
- NsvYsrL-BBEsR SAMPSON against DEWITT UBEl ~ ~ ~
sunmors money demand contract ,on not Sef 'he
Defendants Yon are a.eby requiT.d to snsseF h ON
aeioa whh II b. Ee 10 the once III me CrTk the
Civ County The City HALL ndty anil TO srte
o the As complaint On The hs
No 81 William New CITY, whn t"env naps ave the
Of exclusive Of the dsy OF such %, nee
plaintiff in this action against for the 81
thsusud hundred nd and dollars
the bs,h ay Of October hsus.nd ght hundred ana sv
besides the Of this snID,t.d M'S " !! is
No. 81 winsn street
Tho M Sled in the eae Of the CLERK Of 'se
Of .Yerko the stb dav of hsv lso.
Myi3 las6sM THOS N. WYATT. PLAINTIFFS Attorney
New-York tribune., 1867-05-13

rTO CONTRACrORS.-Seal Proposals Will
se received sdr,d TO The ComndsoHs fcr the Iepsng an
iuts,.pt of nion the oee u the Engineer, So ~ Court
a. mt, seoei SATURDAY Nay IS 1854 for regulating ana
paving Cnuou-,t from fur"nst ia seeonpaee "s lap D
Sjcln r other improved according 10 plans aad spe
e,.r, rhh nav al tb. shcs Of hs Bnepsr The Goa
ght 70 rsctA on al Of said as hey nay
fhInl i.r M, Interest of said inprotsnsnt
By order Of ths Commisrohsf - .... ,..-...
gro,ilyu May J. 1867
New-York tribune., 1867-05-13
Alarble Maniels

Alarhle Hlanifls
MARBLE MANTELS.-350 MANTELS on
wi hand Of every style sad quail which vi. be sek @ me na'
N ,t,-, dsducsa KIABRRs MsEte Wirsroem NO.
os E,a Rishteeptb-s Thrdsva N Y. cutths eat
NFARBLEIHED SLATE MANTELS S-Superior
WI 10 appearance .srs asrssls half As priss .. .s's -
sTKwIR1. Ne eQo ssyiAsys. sssvssa sssA SsAss
New-York tribune., 1867-05-13

DUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that on
18Th day Of Mav 1907 shall proceed to draw JURORS for the
following Courts to be held and for the City and County OF New
York N the % DAY of June, 1861:
Two panels Of O Petit Jurors each for Supreme Court Circuit
Pafts and 2.
Two panels Of lcl Petit Juro each Court Of Common Pleas
Part aud ?
panels of lO Petit Jurors each for Superior Court Parts
and
panel Of % Grand Court Of General Sessions
panel Of 10 Petit Jurors for Court Of General Sessions
New-York tribune., 1867-05-13
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT-Citv and

n FM -lOKh HOIhENE AOOhl lily
- County New Yok-DANlELL BUTTS, lSlHER H. BUTTS
and WILLIAM BUTTS infants by Aaron all Their HeIt Trend aud
gnsrsn sdhtem agniust WILLIAM DOD and SUSAN ANN his
w HARRIET widow Of LeNis Doi aud CHARLES T. COtRAN
lNace % general lien creditors puuoulln pursuance ana h
ue ~ this Ionobe Court made n Tue ho'eated
action Of April l ard Of e statute IN such ease made
having
b Judgment decree othrUse the
interest ol the parties IN the premises herrn
re, produce the undersigned Referee on or before the
Of A. Of that cas ohce
Number Nassau the o NeNlork proof Of their
together With satisfactory evidence
tie amount sreon specify the Of such membranes
respectively The premises referred 10 IS o
lows piece ~ land situate ug and being the
Eleventh Of the City o New York bounded aud described rs o
beginning at the formed by the Intersection OF the
westerly side With the uOrhery side OF stanton street
running westerly along the northey side Of stanton street
sCr beet thence Bohery parallel with Lewis street eighty feet
sse and parallel wth stanton street any ee to ibe west
thence outher along Lewis street eighty eet
10 The pae. OF be- 4anBg-Dated Nev,Yor MAY H. l86L
JOHN 4. BUSHNELL. Referee No 30 Nassau street.
prxy L Nyno Pfs A,v No. % Pine street myl3 lsw6wM
New-York tribune., 1867-05-13

CUPREME C0U RT-NlClIULAS Van
- BRI'NT Plaintiff against JOHN j. CAMBBRLlN sRd CHARLES
CIIAMBERTIN, Defendants -Sunmon%-for Reiei-- -
10 the Defendants You hereby snnmonoi and L. > Kew
r.nnl to answer the complaint this action, which Stamp
Min be 6ed of the Clerk OF the County Of % eens
King, In the Cont the CITY Of BROOKLYN.
touuy cops To The s,a
on The subscriber AZ Office No ~ William street the city OF New
yrk Within twenty as after this
exclusive of the and II fail To the said
this action VII
40 ne Con flor the demanded the compsnt-Dated
March q. lg61. nEO T. blANNb itanun atolus!i a.
The above ted said Clerks once on The
,.t ~. "a Nsv t8i- GEO e. BLAME
NJ l.,e~N Plaintiff Attorney.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-13
CENTRAL DsrArrNEST oT rnE MErRopoLrrAs PoLlCR
X, "a si,fh.rrv s.r.et SF,v.yovK Mav 1877

CENrRAL DEPARTMENT MgrRoPoLIrAN PoLICEl
No. u Mulberry street NEw-ioKK, May 9, 1901. )
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received by
- the Chef the ETROPOLITAH POLICE at his OEce,
Room No ID Mulberry until the Goth Of MAY instant at
Y clock noon M supply Of COAL for this Department M the
1861 ;oD o 2 Oo0
Persons desiring propose call the Chief Clerks Oce and
after 18th and specifications and conditions By
oider Of the Board Of Metropolitan Police -
TINHE COMMITTEE ON RAILROADS of the
Board Of Counrmcn v hoh meeting on MONDAY at u clock
IN Hal 90 of
running by below Htythnst All
ties interested Invited 10 BE- preseat.
II. MURRAY,
= GIBNRY Committee
A. HARTMAH.
g. " CRRGIRR Railroads
j. Y. MCYEANl
New-York tribune., 1867-05-13
BOARD or AUDlT-N0TICE-Undcr anC

BOARD OF AUDiT-N0TlCE.-Und and
IL Of section ~ wen,yeghD Act entitled An
act 10 eabe tine Bosr OF Supervisors Of the County Of Newfo "
by tar for certain County extend the
metropolitan Police AND provide for the auditing and payment OF
unsettled claims against sad Countg passed April IS 1901 Notice
gen that the Board 0f A created for
the adjustment and settlement Of all lor equitable esims and ae
outstanding PRIOR January FIRST D. Eighteen hundred and
against the County of hewiOk have spponte and do
hereby sppon TUESDAY the fourth deg June heI 6 at the
of Oommon Pleas Room, Part oom 9 in the City Hall the
CITY OF New ork the day snd place at which the sa Board VIII
proceed with the hearing Open oa OF the matters OF such claims at
eleven o'clock the forenoon the said day The said act contains Tue
f)ll0wng provision
Al having claims against the County Of hewforS
adjusted are hereby required to present the to the a bou OF
Audit within three months from the OF this act abd IN case any
person outstanding against the County OF New
York shall neglect refuse such claims 10 the Board Of Audit
the sail Of three months from the OF h act he
shall be- barred from the prosecution maintenance Of rights OF a
which be have the said County Of kesiOrk arising
tbcrefumt New York April 80 1901.
RICHARD D. CONNOLLY Comptroller City Of Sew-YOrk.
VI
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Corporation Notires.

D0ARD OF AUDlT.-N0TICE.- and
I'D pulanc Of Section lnne Of
Of New YORK. cnui An Ao 70 cradle the Super
Of New orb
th Corporation e Cy Of NeHo ani relation 10 te expend
ta thereof and 20 roye the autng pament
aaut e st ~ rea on 10 actions at law said Cor
porSo pi'c April Fl lo Notice hereby given that the Boan
OF Aut thereby TED for adjustment ami settlement
al legal epui4be ana account, ouug prior JanaarT
the a a. - eighteen hundred and siEtTseYen arn Msyor
Aldermen ard Con roll o m City of NeHYo5 appointed and
do he7ebg on UENDAf, u' fourth day Of June % the
Common lle1l Part ksam l9 10 iIa
the sad CITY of Nesos % Ae d and place which the said Bomi
W proceed win the hearing Board the o. such claims
eleven clock "a r forenoon Of t @ day. Tie contains
The following All having claims the Cy Of
stel to
Boir Of A within passage this act
Tea having outstanding demand against the
Mayor Aldermen and COmmOna Of The C shall neglect
flsc to present such claims 70 the Bo Of Audit within toe said
period OF taec monih from the Otths he shall b. barred
from the prosecution unsuc Of any hight Of action which he
the said te Mayor Aldermen the City
Of heW lork arising theroiom-hes-lerS April 80 Bi1
kltHhkD j. COHNOLli, Comptroller City Of hew-York.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-13
THE COMMITTEE ON RAILROADS of t


rINO TRAtlDRS.-PrOpOSllS ncl0Sed In
rny.op ni1laith the title Of tie work and name Of
bidder written thereon viii b. received at this Office unl MONDAY
Nav ~. 1867. At II O'Clock a. m.
For regulating and grading Eighty sixth street between Avenue
ami Hast River.
FOR regulating grading curb gutter tagging Srysh street.
between 1hiri nud FIhhayeuues ~,
For regulating grading cub gutter and tagging Seyent fourth
street between First and second avenues
FOR regulating grading curb gutter and Tagging SeveueVenth
street beiUe cen Eigitl and Ninth avenues
For curling gnitcng AID tagging Seventy hree between
FOR ufHs rrtiernS and Tagging SseyseeOud street. between
Firg and Secrnd ateuurs
FOR tagging between Second avenHe and Ba
River 90,
Tor Tagging Ttrucirc between SIh and Seyentlavenne
For largng between Id an LeIng goh4'enue-
rr', ofccDatd Street Department New
Yorf Nar g. lU GEORGE " MCLEAN. Street Commissioned
Ofce Of thc street Commissioner. No 2J' Broadway
rT,O CONTRACTORS.-SEAL PROPOS-
AIS Hior,c thc Of vOk Of bidder and date oi
1861 f Kngne snd Boiler House Chimney
slar a 10 d. of ard hk for the lh service
e itg High Bridge Two suecs Of s'OO
each will b. required
plans and the Engineers Oee on the works
progress Ouchundre tu seventy thfist and Iena'e
u~sT lligA BfIigu
lgi- THOMAS STEPHENS,
ROBERT l.. DARRAGH,
A ". CRAVEN,
Croton Aquednct Boari
New-York tribune., 1867-05-13
10000 TUNS

PITTSTON COAL AT AUCTION.
OFFICE PENNSYLVANIA Coal Co.,
Nc. III BROADWAY, NBw-iORE, May ], 1867.
THE PENNSYLVANIA COAL COMPANY will sell at public auction
o. WEDNESDAY May inst lO o'clock at EI
change s.lssrso1 No Broadway By BURDETT JONES Co.
AastOVeers % ,S1o TuIs Of freshlninei
"PITTSTON" COAL.
eta deliverable Newburgh within weeks Of the day
pfse
positive and uOn the ususl conditions for the sale
ssd spneu, Ofte Compans Coal to be stated the time Of sale
Terms: Fy per euen, funds payable the dsy Of
p, tursoe within dsys thereafter, required al the
COnpGsJs Oaes
GEORGE A. HOYT Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-13
DY HENRY H. LEEDS q MINER.

ID HENRY II. LEEDs Aucti0neer.
On MONDAY. NAY - At M ecos a. No Depauow Beeekerst
" coee close account consisting Of Velvet and Brussels Car
psts r Gad pao Furniture o. and B. W. Bedroom Furniture
Esp GlAssvaro Dining and Library Furniture
O Cah stair Carpets Mattresses Pillows Bosters and Bed Linen
A. with which the sale will commence
New-York tribune., 1867-05-13
Rencpals.
fraal Notices.

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, County of
~ Ncw-York.-HrNIMAN LEON Paohe agaus tARBs COhh
D.fndsrtnmons Contract COn not served
To the hereby summoned and required
10 the complaint acton which will be hIed IN the once Of
The rrk OF the Civ the City Hal OF said
Cv copy your TO the said complaint on tue
sui-crbe oe Centre street the CITY OF New York
the Of this exclusive OF
the day Of snch service aud you m he SAID complaint
within the time aforesaid the this action will take Judgment
against hosand and hyhye dollars aud seventy
I've cents fourteenth day o March thousana
eight hundred beside the costs OF this New
York March p, 1901. SAMUEL ilKStl PaintlH AIotnef
s compliant ia this the 81 day OF MAY l8o hled IN
County Neu-lOrA,
Nc i,soyr NJ SAMUEL IllRSCu. PINS Ats.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-13
NOR LONGYBRANCH and PHILADELPHIA

LWN LUNWtDNNNVII HNW IIIINUIII IIIH'
Il RARITAS AND DELAWARE BAY RAILROAD.
and MONDAY. MAY J 1907 the lines w run a. follows
iromP Pier No. .. foot Of Duanrs-: ..
AZ lI:l5 a m-RXPRBSS PASSENGER LINE. for Philadelphia,
Long Branch &C. D. For Long Branch TOMS River, aud in
termcda stations touching Pier No @ passengers onl al
4ljp M.
FAST FREIGHT LINR-Ieaves No % At 50 for Phll
dephis direct points road aud the Camden aud
Atlantic Railroad iow and quick uniformly
made EETiiNiN6-
EXPRESS PASSENGER INK-Po York sc leaves Philade
From Long Branch, Tor NeN-l
at 7:lOs m. and II 40 IA.
THROUGH FARE TO PHILADELPHIA, ONLY ~
New-York tribune., 1867-05-13
DrlnIrua.


CHAS. G.. SHELLEY, No. 6S Barclay St,
- STEAM JOB PEINTER-CsTis Circulars, Bliei Po'eri'
Catalogues, &c, at the lowest cash rates
BILT-IiEABS A SPECIALITY.
CYLINDER PRlSSwOR DIRK DoNR FOR TiIB TRhDR
MN. EVERDELL'S SONS No. 104 Fulton So.
w STEAM JOB PRINTERS aud LABEL MAhCFACFUR
ERS
New-York tribune., 1867-05-13
oyYcE CoSGRgssioSAL PHnNrEK,W AsmiSsToS, Nav 1897
DROPOSALS for ENGRANINGS of the liz


DROPOSAI.S for ENGRAVINGS of the liz
LTSTRATIONS accompanying the Report c the COMMls
SISSlOyRR OF PATENTS the le6SEALED PROPOSALS.
viii b. received a. this until SATURDAY Ia " June 1861
O'Clock Furnishing eecrOype Of the lLLtSTRA
OF MACHINERY k accompanying the Report Of the Com
missioner of Patess Nh the and address OF me
paten.e and Of the patent each nstaon
furnished To the contractor wh" nn
arrapzs them into numerical onr consistent
and execution OF the work must he
fully equal 10 that published hspor Of 1 which has
standard for the present yohame The plates are TO
of transportation AHd subject 70
the sppoys or rejection Of the Congressional Printer Bond and
proved security Will required the faithful performance Of the con
tract
Bidders are required propose for the wo y n, aro,on with
than HpQrc required 10 Illus
las sometimes the case the whole
her Of 6gn,s viii estimated and paid for single Illustration
the and hest bidder for the interest OF
the regard being pail 10 The execution Of the wori
under the the JOINT Printing.
drawings OF
oHs number form and must ACCOMPANY the
bids with eecrotype mounted weed T.a or e
Of Their work with raemest thai HH
In the Of that b And that be the nss
,ary facilities ihs prompt and execution Of The
further Information that required viii be furnished upon
.ppiesilou 10 this Onse 20 the Commissioner Of Patents
BAt firms w furnished application 10 the undersigned ana
no props,sl vi. be oohsId which net precisely ths
With.
Nssharop Of the undegued and irsrsed on the enveF
ore Prspo,as ior Psest Ohcs Report -.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-13
EW- Y0RK and NEW-HAyEN RAILROAD.


TRAINS LEAVE SEW.YORK;
For Haven ard Bridgeport 30 400 EI lJl o l2lS
(EIl, tRI.l, as 431 and 800 (ET) p n. -
Strsiiof1 fafneI Southport and WcsiWn 20 Ilp
a l45. 49, ~. -
Eorsalt TOO 800 (kI 900 llJ0 j. u iLI Jco lBI
as 80. (RI.l 81. 400 tEI1 NJ
Fer D1risn. 100. 500. ll.n M. Jt5, ~, SO D.
For 100 800 u.J) NJ. Js5 -, 30 6iOp
For STANFORD 800 (Rr 90 ll10 l2l5 (Er 200 (EIl
rs A3O III J. As SO. 90. 8OO tEI.l
Pom Chester and intermediate stations 100 800 ~ m 10
49, 80. 6JO 30 p . 1870
For Boston Springfield eco (BI) 800 tBIl. zoo
20 Boston Shore Line. 1915 tEI.l, 400 p N. .
Hartford and Springfield 500 (EL, lA5 200 krl 400
Fo Connection, Railroad zoo N. (RI i2Bp Moa
For Hartford PovIsscs and F,hI Railroad 400 (Brl n. i5
I2l5 800, 400 m.
por Cana Railroad, l2i5 m to Northampton.
E0l lHOuistonie Railroad, Boz a. m d0O
20 kAngItuck Railroad. 400 a. 800 m.
Por Danbury EorsAH Railroad. 100 800 q. an
CenDodioas Sleeping Cars attached 10 G0o n trsin
Surt
New-York tribune., 1867-05-13
HUDSON RIVER AND HARLEM RAIL

II
L ROADSOn and aher MONDAY April ~ l8o trains ioi
Albany aud Troy connecting with Northern aud Western Trans vi"
leave NewYork A. fellows;
Hudson River Railroad 1hriethsf aud
Bridge without change OF
and connecting Troy ~ih trains for Sasioga uAd Burning
Andthe North go
1890 Express Harlem Railroad TWENTY sTthst and
Fourthaye connecting Chatham with Western Railroad m Lebanon
Springs PLe &c a Albany with Western trains and al TROY Win
trains for Saraioga Rutland. Burlington. and the NORTH
Express Hudson River Railroad connecting a. Albany
with train the West.
Express train Hudson River Rr connecting at
with Nsst- and a. Troy with trans m Montreal Win
sleeping attached
ass RIpre via Harlem Railroad connecting st Chatham
karosd for Lebanon Springs thrf &C. and al Al
Western Sleeping aiarhcd Al Albany
630p kIpress 1ulson River Railroad With sleeping cars
through Buffalo and Suspension Brgs without change
sleeping dy excepting Saiurs attached io
Openshnrg without change VIA Rome W and o.
RAroG Troy will he made a. kss Albany Th sa
will Sunaavs
train Hudson River Railroad will sleeping ca attached
connecting ALBANY with early for Bufao aud Suspension bl,
Troy with for SaTa,o-a and points North THIS tram VIII
y Sundays.
adson River Railroad from Nsw-l
10 stations leaving hevlork al
m R.urning Poagbk.epss J:t arruz SsNioE
m.
Also suni,y Harlem Railroad leaving Fo-y 'eoopih 81 at
arriving Mlerion AZ 3.fn Returning, leave Miller
o a n srnviBs at New lork A. ~ u a .
New-York tribune., 1867-05-13
6teamboais dno Railroads.


EOR NEW-HAYEN, HARTFORD, and
SPRNGFlELD-FARB, % CcH steamer Peck Sip l1f
EewlIayea al JJ sHl II o. N, eolneciius with ialroit
CENTRAL RAILROAD of W-JERSEY.-
" Passenger Freight Depot Hew YORK Ibery
fcs al HAMPTON che Ura1arr Lackawanns arl
Ialroad Essou with tie lfh Eev Railroad sni
ions forming direct line Pittsburgh aud The West without of
q. ..-,. ,,, ,,,,,
Three Btpre Trains daJ Or tie "esi Except sunday when
train u the evening
Stv N saved nv this line u Chicago Cincinnati
S. IOlis. dc. with but change Of cars
SPRING ARRANGEMENTS
Commencing April - iB51-LeaVe NeN-fok a. follow;
6.30 m-Ior FcmlHgon, Ilon, IttiensL hAach Chunk.
WIliaInsport. Wilkesharre. Mahaaoy city &c -
krpress fastou Allentown Harrisburg Pitts
sad the West but Of cam l. Cincinnati Chi
cage changes Louis Connects At Harrisburg with
Northern Philadelphia and bns Roads f Eue and the
OH Regions Connects with Deawar Llckawsnns and
X Soudsburg Water Gap Scranton fton Kingston
West Beud, &c 90 ..,
Reading, POttsvilc Harrisburg, Hc
$3.50 D. m.-For Psiuhel1
m.-FOr EAstOn.
5p m-Por Somery1e and Flemington
m--CyCINNATr fNPI;Ts-For East0n bethlehem. haueh
Chunk Reading Harrisburg Pittsburgh Chicago aud Cncnnacon
Harrisburg with Tor WianSport brt Ge sleeping Css
10 Pittsburgh
6l5p m-Por Junction and intermediate stations
m.-FOr Someryile.
en- m@WRSTERN EXPRESS TRATN-Por Rsston ATeutown.
Reading Harrisburg, Pittsburgh and the West
seping cars through City Pittsburgh evening
Additional trains are Berren Point Elizabeth, 6e-
Tickets for the can the oace OF the Central Rail
road OF New jersey foot Lertys r. at No Asto House Nos
1870 w. JOSIAH o. STEARNS. Superintendent
New-York tribune., 1867-05-13

ERIE RAILWAY.-TTains leave Depot loot
H Of ChsmherSst Pavons Ferry: -
kIpress Rochester Buffalo and sl points West
and Souh
$3.50 Train Oule aud intermediate stations
1000 Express Mail. for Buffalo, Salamanca DnkTk and all
points West and South.
$3.50 D. m WAY Train for Mhdeown and intermediate stations
43O m Way Port Jervis Newburgh Warwick and nterme
diAte stations.
Night Express for Rochester Buffalo Salamanca DunEf
aud all South sul " est
500 D. m Wav Train Suaen and intermediate stations
Nirht daily Rochester Buffalo, SALAMANCA
Dunkirk and al We AMI south.
300 PIN. Emgrant Tram daily. for the West
Also Way for Boiling Pac and Paterson At "
and q:ls A. m " m 6:Jo and II m. ON WEDElS
DAY NIGTSl L clock for SuGeu and intermediate
SUNDAY TEAINS-9:30 Way Train for Oisyile; y and
Night Eness for Dunkrk Buffalo Koch
ester Salamanca and all points cs, aud South; for Paterson
andPO POn Jeri4
EIps Trains run through Dunkik and Buffalo with
change Of Coaches and direct connection with all Southern aud
Western
Perfectly Sleeping Coaches all
Night Trims II. RIDDLE. Genl Supl
New-York tribune., 1867-05-13

ItEsbNG AND COLUMBIA RAILROAD CONPtSY.l
suPERrSTESDESTs OgFlcg. CoLvsBI,. Pa. May g. 1897.
DEADING and COLUMBIA RAILROAD.
leaving T. Central View
Jersey Railroad make close connection Reading o EhAta LIT
Columbia, arriving Lancaster tnd Columbia at $40
y. NJ"
New-York tribune., 1867-05-13

| GUNNER ARRANGEMENT.-FOr White
- Bsyes oi Great Meek sands Point GLEN Cove Gle;
-osd and Roslyn WEDNESDAY MAY The elegant d
steamboat SEAWANAHA Charles Post master viii leave Pier No
a. r. k Shp) Daily sundays excepted n% H. ior The above
New-York tribune., 1867-05-13

E0R NEW HAVEN, HARTFORD, and
SPRINGFIELD-FARB - CoHis steamers Peek SIP
New.llayea 90 J.lj sHl II colneciius with Haroli
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-20
THE NETWORK HISTORICAL SOCIETY.


The 63d anniversary Of the Society was cell
ebratod last evening in the rooms, secOndave. and
Eleventhst Ex-Gov Fish presided. The Rev. G. :.
Henry, d. D. delivered address, IN which he forth
ms theory Of the philosophy OF history lie said in effect
That the OF man did not pass on al random down the
stream 0f the II passed ~ gwen end and that
rational end 1t had manifest tendences, but we could
ana this we might not lnd through all the blendings OF
manifold varied human activities. The speaker SAID
thele was one theory WMtn clAlmeu some e1actness~
that OF maerialststhat which asserted that all effects
known 20 US were simply physical, affirming the
eternity Of matter and forces and aboshng the entire
moral universe lie cited Compile and others, and then
treated OF the theorists who abolish the free agency Of
man. aud represent God rs simply spectator watching
the events he has ordered from the beginning, building
MP system which has only dreary grandeur. Human
history, lie concluded was not the lhON eheht OF SIMPLY
physical forces aud man was not under an inevitable
law, which contIoeo AZ. MS oelhs even 10 IIe VII
Physical Causes were not 70 De denlen. Geographical
position climate etc, modified mans position and des
tiny Man was part OF nature and Of course was sub
iect % the laws OF nature put ms participation III
those laws gave no show OF proof that lie had
not another life than that Of physical nature
with other powerful forces and laws. Rational
life implied rational principle, and 1t might easily be
supposed that man had rational end. Nature far as
man. IL mans struggle with nature was found one Of
the most comprehensive theories in interpreting the sig
nltcance OF history Nature was mans great disciplinary
educator. He then spoke Of Divine Providence In his
tory. Whoever believed IN personal God must, ms
philosopher, believe III one certainly as good rs an
earthly fathera God who left not man 10 himself, but
watched and directed the events which controlled
mans destiny, even intervening and causing special
effects And with physical forces with spiritual
As with individuals, so with nations. Reason would sup
pose the great struggle fOr the extinction OF evil that
all meant battle between the forces Of good and evil
Whether human society would ever attain its normal con
dOn hero, the speaker thought could not be told Inc
only condition for such result that arising from
righteousness Ho did not believe nations necessarily
grew old and died He believed possible for this ma
ton through just policies and righteous national life,
10 live on To the end OF ume The Rev. DR.. AleXHpder
Vinton in very eloquent remarks, eomplme 9tlng
Dr. Henry. moved vote OF thanks 10 him, and PROF.
Henry j. Smith, In short speech seconded the motion
which was passed The guests were then invited 10 inc
various rooms Of the Society.