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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-16
THE POsT-OFFICE.
THE COURTS.
THE SPEAR cusToM.HousE FRAUDS.

THE SPEAR CUSTOM-HOUS FRAUDS.
This case in which Percy b. Spear Custom
bouse egher is charged with fraud swearing TO false
navrols was resumed before Commissioner Osborn on
saturday James Carlo called by the Government tes'
titled Spear shortly after his appointment as wegher
told me might be his foreman that he would make
INV nav eGual 10 his bwn and that might perhaps make
more than that he said that there was money 10 DC made
onf ~ MS pOsOn and that he intended 20 make out OF
the Government what he had lost IN pontlcs
aimee the war-sOmo 1900: he said / should not
worth IS 900 a year; became satisfied that there were
no honest perquises belonging 10 the once tendeIeu me-
and declined Il; Spear said the OATH OF once ud not
amount to anything that all who took IT violated H. ana
mat he would not let stand in the way OF his making
money: left Spear in disgust and never went near MN
again don't know that have received appointment
IN the Custom House Counsel for defendent SAID ne
had seen the morning papers the name OF the WDess
as a new Custom House appOinteeD Henry Shlpman,
called by the Government testified: Was foreman under
smear from the first week In June 70 the goth OF July
The balance Of the testimony OF this witness was uhn
uorapt He was then called witness Tor the deIehbe
and testified Spear did not hire the men directly some
times Spear paid the men, and sometimes did' uoh
no who kept the time OF the men, nor who MADE Out
the payrOs; don't know who took the payrOs 20 Spear
for Ms signature; signed pay-ros In blank as general
thing and thought that the custom AT the ONCE
smear never said anything 70 me about his oath OF ONCE
ha fold me that there legitimate perqul5es, ana
that IN / STAYED might have my share, nut never
sa any az them he never instructed me 20 make money
in INV Office that considered wrong dent know thal
any OF the amounts down the pay rolls came INTO le
possession Spear for his own use; believe the men re-
ceived the amounts the payroll placed opposite 10
their heard Spear IN June that soe one SsS
had got perquses that ought 10 have had but mac
not got don't know what those perqulsltes NeTs pau
the men from memoranda given me by spear lbe IuI'
ther hearing was then adjourned 10 IhufsuaS moi"s
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Napoleon Georgetown, d. G. Orvells. Virginia
Senator Grimes, CalaiS barah Jane, Virginia
Starlight Augusta o IL Booth, Virginia
SAILED.
Sesmsbp-Cty Of Antwerp snk Bn for Mvepocl fer
Bremen Beon for oudon Caledonia for Glasgow Geo Iwshng
and sherman for Orleans Salvador for Savannah Cham
for Charleston Rebeea Clyde for "HiagOn Isaac Bell for
Norfolk, Se
ARRIVED go Sunday, August -.
Steamship Acnbnet Rector NeS Bedford mdse and pAss
Bark Fury Wilson Palermo 81 DAYS fruitl
Brig Saul JaecarinO, Leghom 81 DAYS marble rags 6c
Bng Manlsnla. Spear, Charleston Is lumber.
Brig Isis Anderson. Gov Bar. G. b. 10 days, coal
Schr L. Warren, ireland EewbeTn n C. days naval stores
sCHOOyERs-RI
ChinRarora, Baltimore, Oneoo, PoughkeepSe
LIME Raymond, Philadelphia. Rh0dA Holmes. Georgetown
Palestine Georgetown. D. G. G. Lyon, Georgetown d. c.
John ". RumseT Virginia Adde ". HAnes Virginia.
Mary Frances. Virginia A. J. Williams, Virginia
John Collins Virginia Henry Cole Virginia
r. A. Johnson, Virginia DeBnie Hastings. Virginia
Sloop Flying Scud. Young Virginia
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Bosros Aug 15-Aived steamship Malta from Lyepool barks
Amelia from AnEerp: MARY Ann from Liverpool Stephenson
from Jamaica; brgs Haskell from Pensacola Open from
TAnger and Prairie Rose from Philadelphia Aurora
from Rio Grande
SAN PRANCIsoo Aug l3-Auved ships swsew from E.wYorl;
~ Thomas from amburg Sparrow ha"h rom Mex cans Island via
Honolulu Sailed, Solomon, for LiVerpooL'
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KILLED BY LIGHTNING.

On Friday, Frank Wheeler, age II, was in
stanty killed by lightning. The lad was in the company
of two and older boy, engaged in fishing near the
railroad bridge over Horton Creek between Utica and
RiChfed Springs To avoid the ram, the party took
refuge under the abutments where the panks protected
them There appearance OF lightning until about
l23 when there vivid flash, and the only one
during the entire day The boy Wheeler was sitting
under an iron rod which supports the structure Inc
lightning passing through the rod entered the boys
temple and passed down the left side 10 the heart His
companions felt the shock and stunned FOR Tune
one of them HAD three OF ms fingers affected, while
another lost consciousness for time and walked INTO the
creek before he came TO his
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-16
CIVIL.

During the week ending on the l4th INST,
Marcus Hanlon fled petition in voluntary Dlhkupy
and Isaac Meyer receive a discharge IN bankruptcy
In the SurrOgates Court, last week, Surro-
gate Tucker granted letters Of administration on he e
tates OF julia Lockwood William FL Morales M Td
Bishop, James Weathers, William Harrington, iSIeea
Burst Owen J. Duffy, Matilda Bishop, Jonn Miher'
Thomas Firth, Margaret Kennedy Ann Jane MaTtnews'
August Seidel, John M. Bign, Joseph HOpp Mhlah ~
JamisOn Archibald c. LOngstreet, George T. Queiet,
Charles f. WOlfnger, Phphena schamper Eillaoetha
Rueyfe Michael Mccartney, Clara Flint EhZa heyhoiuS'
J0han SChiesenbeck, Katharine SchTlck.
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IMPORTANT TO PENSIONERS.

James F. Rushing, United States Pension
Agent at Trenton, n j. has issued circular concerning
fees chargeabe for collecting pensions These fees are
Preparing vouchers cents oath Of identity Is cents
each additional oath IS cents and the actual amount Of
postage Mr.. Rushing says that where pension
agents charged from 10 s. semiannuay for the
Collection of the pttance which the Government allows
its disabled soldiers and the widows and CHILDREN OF those
who have been killed are constantly beng reported
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AN ALLEGED PERIuRER.

Matthew Reischert was brought before Com
missioner Shields CHARGED with having committed per
jury, in swearing while becoming surety on BOND TOT
the reeaSe OF tobacco factory seized for fraud that Nc
was not surety any other similar bond when IN lAct
he was surety three other bonds which were theh ~
file in the L. s. Courts OF this District On these ac
being stated by Assistant District Attorney Emerson the
defendant held 20 bail IN s2oOO for an examination
nd
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TIE LONDON FIRE BRIGADE.

The Fire Commissioners have received com
municaton from the Department informing them.
at the request Of British Minister, that Capt Shaw
formerly OF the Royal Army, Chief officer Of the Lon
don FIRE Brigade about 20 visit this city and inspect
onr DEPARTMENT. On his arrival review viii be given,
and every facility for obtaining information afforded
similar notice sent TO the Mayor has been referred TO
he
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RoARp OF POLICE COMMISSIONERS.

On Saturday, at meeting Of the Police
Board the following patromen we're dismissed the DO
pErtment Richard Sip, Eighth Precinct Robert j. GID
con- Fifth Precinct Thomas W Davis, Fifteenth Pre-
transfers were made: sergeants Frank Meynss' ron
Tenth 70 Forty fifth Precinct; William h&oaoh; TON
Forthwith 70 FORTY second Precinct George l. PeIce
from Forty-second 70 Forty first Precinct James han
ford. from EOrl9-nEst " E6Reth PTeslRet; Andrew
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DECISIONS

SUPREME COURT, CHAMBERs-SPECiAL FERN.
BY Judge BARNARD.-Spratt agt uiLii"nu'- heport
confirmed. ~.
SUPERIOR COURT-By Judge McCuNN'- n Edg agt
Deyen.-MOtiOn granted. Won Houghtou aet N
Motion granted LANCE ct al agt. Hayens CT -E1tra
allowance OF five per cent with $40 costs OF Duh
ming ag Garcia ct al-MOuon granted anu fi r.
ferred The People &c, on the complaint %
Gilmore agt James characterization TO set aso tno com
mitment OF the Justice who acted as committing magls'
denied
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ARREST OF A cusToM,HousE OFFICER.

On an affidavit made by 3. G. Jayne, that
Prank Webb foreman In Gen. Egans district, had, on
the lst ut in collision with Gen. Egan, made false
payroll warrant was issued for his arrest, and IN.
trusted 20 Deputy Marshal Crowley serve. About
Oh SATURDAY morning. Crowley found Webb in saloon
at No III Eighttave., and took him into custody as
Crowley was leaving the bulding Webb broke from nm
and commenced ~ run. Crowley ordered him 70 spOp,
but he Kept on and Crowley then fired at him four shs
m rapid succession the fourth bhot narrowly mlseln
Webbs head. Webb TELL and Crowley had just keAteo
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THE PRATT CASE.

The situation at the Marsh ais Ohice remains
unchanged Marshal Barlow left Staten Island for his
Office on Saturday morning in aGOvemment tug having
guard board. guard remains IN the room CONNECT
a. ,,h his office The Marshal says that II ne has
0ht 10 aetan Pratt he also has rght 70 fesis An a.
tempt arrest himself He does not pellelS LhAs iI
Jnstee Rc(unn intends 20 employ force 10 ether arrest
m or release Pratt but u being possible ShAt ne gna
40 40 he has placed Pratt ~ secure place anu sur
roupded himself with the soldiers who nov protect him.
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MAYOR,s OFFICE.

The Mayors Marshal reports the following
licenses last week Junk carts 3 junk shops, l. second
hand dealers boarding l. express l. coaches,
o. vendors 49, carts 81 drivers, q; stage coaches .;
porters q total ia Money received, including fines,
1873 25 The number OF complaints unusually small,
the amount refunded being only S45l 90. The Marshal
left Saturday for short vacation During his absence
his official duties will be performed by MAYOR Hart
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him. when about u persons who had left the saloon and
followed Crowley and Webb, came up ana made an
attempt 70 rescue Webb, but CROWLEY hS yen u 70
they held at bay until assistance came 10 Crowiey
when Webs taken 20 LudloW-st Jan ilo was sub
sequently taken before Commissioners anu helu
III s. 900 bail for an examination on the l'th inst
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FIRES IN THIS CITY.

The stock and machinery in the flock and
shoddy mandatory of John McDeyitt, the fourth
oor of Nos 4Ol and IO3 Cherryst damaged by fire
Yesterday morning to the amount OF $500 Insured
The building also owned by MoDevitt and Is damaged
TO the amount OF 5000 Insured
A hay barge owned by a Mr. WarinC and lying al the
foot Of East Seventeenthst damaged by FIRE, early
Yesterday, TO the amount OF $500 Not insured.
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NEWS PACKAGES FOR THE PRESS.

Ct,us sua pursr, striving port requssisd
I.vr Newton Associated Press ou 70
persons exhibiting fuborT Of W Smouion General
Aren't JoHa Of comnsroS ItHsf TEHUS1
World Sun ErSs' Ersaiv Post tOHusredl drfriifF etaa
ZsluHg T0ke Dotra should As0 BE- aeh'efel eh 70
tls HamFpf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-16

Drake from Forty 10 eighth Precinct ae
Acting Sergeant MaOney, from TVentythlrd 70 IN
Precinct The following patrOlmen were promoltu w o
rOundsmen and assigned 10 the precincts SET oPp1so
their names William Griffin, Third Charles w uIlsn ~
Twenty Michael j. Murphy, Tenth MouaS 49, -,
swift Eighteenth; John II. GrOo, Twenty -hlh; ~ ~
+. WhItCOmD, Seventh and Edward Buckhb Leh'h iIe-
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or NETWORK.

PORT or KEw.YORK. ...........AuEat a.
CLEARED.
Dons Gssgos Bremen L.t ,s1sa shsTan f1lSl MOI
leans ueo. cbop lockwood Charleston Isaac Bell Bourne
Richmopd lie clyde Chichester Wilmington sc G kaigh'
Baker boston; Wimsutta Fish, Mes. Bedford
shpsJObaHaa Jansen lAVerpOo l. s'urEs' Lnn'isn he"
SB.lIs-Ausu,t Friedrich Bruhn, Koai.9g Rsbee Rtsard Tn.
assnowH for orders; Rafael. sAvms,s, Corn for ORDER. o.
Io gnG'G s Tf c rs%1' A'i:a s
SSS1S B6' %i sisi' Isi Ela5SS
Lane wasHqLs r's Ai Pd. si B 6. s.9
Me Gus cSs PoIsT s. a h sSa,Ss sr coy o
Haoa }. A. Deeio Dah'o3 % rsrre hatt - iisl T
S.4 R.sSGud A "a sSSs fsPS' ss CIV
era Light Plnmmer B.nors starlight BGshOd CalA Ksndus
Ai sltsop p--SISs TuaiI Sev.HGven.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Rtn. LOebssd Liverpool July d. Queenstown Aug
Va si sai 4 Loas Moore Wallace E.rbsru stores
Steamship Fairbanks iuner Hilni'g,on, naysi stores
Stssmshp Leo, Dearborn savannah, mdse. ADD pas.
Steamship Magnolia Croueli charieston ndse aud pass
BarL D.ue Draper Bottobe Palermo 81 days, mdse An
Bart south Easter Saudbsrg POn Bb AEoA Bay 90 days
Hf BSs B. Young TrIhon St John B. II DAY.,
Brig Jas hurehs Grant sha re-. n :. 3 span
Geo whistler New BsdOrd, yiriHRt Somerset
Bengal RosIsBd. Gentle. Roetlagd
OutaFi Newport JOhn W BEL, taunton
Iobn Compton Dighton ~ James TAnniou.
Sssi S c@nSseieut River Caroline s%A T.uol
Helen P, Portland q .... X, \ DoaB. TaunsoH.
George Albert Warren. Eisuue Taunton
Iiberty. NorvAh .II' Kate Mclean, StounJbrook.
u. Pearsan, Greenwich. ... y. H. hanty Providence.
Clara Post Portehessr bomprouise, Providence
Geo Temple Georges Banks. o. W Cummira, PToNdsbee
A j Chapman Georgvs BsnkA Presto ProviieBce.
Mary Mis, ESTthport heAmAai Providence
Euna q smith NorthpOn Treasure, Proyidsuce
Aloutlsr Cala .. lris, PfOydeuee
INV Feurth Bangor A. Stevens. PToTidenes.
! Wn Carroll. BAsfoL Hesperus Providence
E,bnis a Waner Haddan. klitA PbAro, Providence
ar Uo~srl Augusts Amos Briggs OyGt-r BAY
Jsasie D. Smith, hew London MARA Lahl New Bedford
Uera Sslrn 'H -' ". d. hsuJAm. New. Bedford.
/ n Rsrry BAneot blen II. Barns, CohasssL T I.
Usiep Mar Norwich HiAgaTs, West Farms
iisthtTt Msbtou. Boston. lady Adams Bridgeport
| biessrd Borden Pal River JOssphiBs Bridgeport
Ma IIearu stamford y, N. Wells. Portland, c.
\ n R.It,f Providence Josephine. Philadelphia. . d.
| Ro.nete Taunton 5. Wright soath Anboy.
| Janss Nelson, TGubtSh. Ofesob south AnboJ.
! Barbara Virginia n,etop, EhIAbsihporL
i Hoyt. Asrspdri, .... Cd " boartman, Baltimore. r.
S,ovants Georre.owp d. g. r. Aarnsy, PbilidelphA
| Csy, t;souKetgwp 10 e. Ajax Maps, TTenIOu
\ W.tasr, Gearsetosp DC. Mist, Trenton.
| ga, O.orsetevp ID G. II. Porter PHILADELPHIA
| = a Ran Grorge,osn D. G. Hamburg. Phladslphia
| Mana Elizabeth, AeIhotrL DoretA r9rh Johnson.
| d. CSaDeT, RirglutA hstnetA EhtAeenp0H
| Oeeaa Wave. VirgiuiL heth roIs gohnsVn.
| L. r. HaISek, YnfiniA oeh OithS roaghfeep9e
| IaHus Webb, Virginia rfsenors, SfrHiA
| JohA VI. Rapp, HnEtaiA uhN trpnA
| HsasTaloT VFnRsA Obphsst FHElAiA
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COURT CALENDARs-THIs DAY
SUPREME COUM-CHAMBEEs.-SpEC TERM
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THE FEDERAL DEPARTMENTS.
TIE crsrnM-HorsF


The number of applicants for positions IN
the Custom House have either found better situations
elsewhere, or have abandoned the race in despair.
Taking advantage OF the stay OF proceedings the Col
ector is having his rooms repalnted ana
decorated It needed It sadly. Painters are
giving IL a Summer look, and u blds inr
To he cheerful headquarters for the Collector surveyor
A n Cornell has come down delnquents IN MS de-
partment with an iron hand, and vigorous prosecu
~ the war Is promised In both this as well as IN Inc
Naval Office official business has succeeded 10 I'M
oniugs Of friends who had other friends 10 serve, and
the business public rejoice accordingly.
THE POST OFFICE.
The army of occupation, who daily besieged
the staircase and offices Of the Post Ofce have aban-
doned the siege, and Stephen Myers, who guards the
outer DOORS IL promised Of peace No appoint
meuts will made after the lst OF September ana As an
the places then he filled are already promised ths
NAV be the for the faDgOh Of besegers intent
ON Dublic business Gen Jones' the Postmaster has IN
auuraed series OF reforms that Will tend 10 increase
the eciency Of this branch Of the governmental ser
vice aud ably sustained by Col Van Brunt Assistant
Postmaster.
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Excursions.
nELIGHTFUL EXCURSIONS to the SEA-
SIDE at LONG BRANCH, BY EBVERSlNk al m
da SUNDAYS excepted No. g. foot DEans -Four hours
At Long Branch, getting back TO the city At ST D m
SUMMER EXCURSIONS.

Combination Excursion TieI,tI al principal points New" YOri
N.,Esspd the Cau.da and LAKE. Superior Region embracing
rev and attractive routes great variety Of and CHEAP
Isuron vel long and 'Isas'' tours at very moderate rates
,s nou be obtained omse Of the ERs RLvr Nos 7n and
ss7 Broadway Nc FuOb DrOOLyp DspO foot Of Twenty
thirds, asd foot Of Ckamb,t and Long Dock Depot JeT'e City
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Surt eaarStns' Nutitt.

STATE HEW.YoRK,
PoRf.wLRpENs OyyoH, No % Wiham-st
NOTICE is hereby gwen, in accordance with
~ Section Of the passed Apnl IT, 1857 entitled 40 Act 10
horAn the Grdns Once OF Port Of New fo 10 all
interested having charge Of the subject matter OF s1eh nqaT
under
lion BY the Pon Wasns that examinations viii
completed within succeeding this neIee on board sad
Ttsielsi
nteamship Man.
oeAmshlp cambria n
bieAmshlp haEuoha sssss..ss.sss.s....ss.s..sbh II
neAmsblp lTbee.....
nara r.
bafk Dahl Draper r H.
bafk Lady Turner hartlnG
Bark 7. z RkAdo. South FrstGt, WllamsbuTgh
Brlg t0Tadonga T. n
Schr Ann Amelia Iron Elevator. Hamilton Ferry,
Schr ksokuk.. .RobesA
hlNTBORNL ToMPklES President
J. Auss HERRiHAN SeertarT.
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SATURDAYS wE,rHER RgPoRT-sLm

MINIATURE ALMANAC
An, nae, .,.. 5I sun ..... 81 Moon sets l2:R
DAY
Sandy "a Cows IssBd.... 3ls Hell Gate 9o5
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6OVurtHrrsHiV gutifrS.


C,p0ToN AoUEDUCT Departments
D, scale. SEe each lHao Ssa VIM Ss w.: o Of 4.
Ssa 70 .elss shh osss until II OsOet m q Nv, -.
dal August 23 em 80 pavement In the OH
~ s., s 1 -: s Tie SSUs. and s wsss o%
herh Moore ~ a,, ADD for the lsyisg Of the hh Soatr.
CentretL 70 bfes anth-st from Third 70
pavement In One can be sphatons and lo'@s
The pAnt Tor the contract esk a. As once
'' '' ''' s EssSts$a srsss ACT '''
E.,.fs,l. AuTus. a. IsS'
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NETWORK AND NEW-HAYEN Rail
NV ROAD.
~ SUMNER ARRASGBMEST,

COMMENCING MAY 10 1909
ard
'--s' Fourthaye Bnance TSenty serrnthsL
TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK.
For Haven Bridgeport (EI II 20 HIS tbI
3:l5. 40. $50 lntB tEIl M.
For Frdsh Southport and WsstPo T. llW
1854 JD aud S. 20 m.
Poy Sorsah I stgIt g lis1O l2iS (Rrl CELl 3:S
w. barren Z y II .Soa ~ as 10 $50 sHds
For stanford XXI g. 1850 l2l3 (kHh ANS tbAb
3.s5 go (EID $50 $50. 7;l5, tBrl p =, 80
For Greenwich = 8 1850 ms ass, 5iS. AS D." Wv ~
For Port Chester intermediate stations llSA nj '
3;15 as $50 $50 7:iS sut $3.50 N.
- CONNECTING TRAlNS
For Boston. via Springfield q, III. 3(Hl SP u
For Boston via Shore Line l9;l5 tkhl sR%,. afE,lsnu
For Hartford and Springfield (kIl lEo,S -,
For Connecticut River Railroad, m tkLh I4''' "
HsrSri Pp,ucs and Hsht Railroad CEr) ms n
Fs, E.-H...u New ouSon ssOuiDrOu RAlroad at n
RilS = sp sS.u,os n sBd 800 p n. 20 WulGmsb0rSh
Eo, Hon,.toue Railroad, a m aud
For kiusauet sS.t R,iIroad lIl5 aud $50 ssd
for ios .b weight train from NOrua1 - Danbu
M IN Sn R,Ilro,i a i7lS 49, aud $50
for ,oss SssppT Cara attached 60 ~ I1lS
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MORRIS AND ESSEN RAILROAD. :.
WI DELAWARE LACKAwASNA, AND wHSrkRS kAiLhoAD

Depo NeNioIk foot Of Barclay aud fsot 81 80
SUMNER ARRANGEMENTS conmegens hOhDAa MsI 10 ~
TRAIN DenTe With B0ontou Branch,
Dover Branch at Waterloo sth Sussex X X r A
Washington With The D. L. ADD W X r. Tor atei
Souburg Great Bend aud all points the Lack
aud Bloomsbury sBi Della add Hudson i al Eas1o
LsbEh AMI SusqnehannA for Bethlehem AentowB hAueh
Chunk. and win esbsrre. -. $500. =,
toSr Dover acke,toWu Wash Pbpshurg and Bou
meets st Phpsbur Bel bel r. r. for Bedere Sc and a
Easton l. v Bethlehem AeutoHn. hueb Chubk and
Wikesbarrr. ,.,-,n,.. a.. m
sud W. Water 6sD soBdsburE sod Scranton st Do'"
Chester n. % A. " aterioo With r. X
ON, asd4:go 70 SUMMIT sad intenaedia,s stanons
and ! ,, byi DIV
Tt.45p an N SOT'TH ORANGE and Intermediate stations
l9 a. m ana $50 n, 10 MORklsIOWh and ia'ernsoA@
Eor NEWARK a630 T.yo 9 $780, so l0N w. NV, lisWA
$50 $50 $50 T. iJo SO $50 Silo 6'N 80: $50 'HF
ForPBIooMfIBLD asd MoSTCLAIR s1o. i.ooL $50
5 auo6 10 N. sChoIh Assistant eApepoes'oshN
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TRIE RAILWAY.-TTains will leave depots

II foot Of Chambersst Of follows
Through Express ~ aud 3:a0 and 6:g
no. dalg improved Drawing coaches wi accompany
The Buffalo. HoBesve WITH magnificent
be N Msadvile and from SusquehAnaa 20 BaSaoi
Buffalo, aud the bJ Train 70 k0eGesssf,
Buffalo. ind Cincinnati
For Port and Way l9 daily stopping at all ,aions;
Orange Co Express connecting Assburgh NafNeG
Montgomery, M Uuionvile.
Fof Mddstawn aad Way. at 3.1o p
p Grevc and WAY at e.J m daily.
For Sunern and WAY, and M iheatsr rain hop NJ
daily -, -. q
(lailvl. D M. and $50 From thanhers.
At Depot at e:45 n 95a y N li n (dayl p n A5d
6.t5 D. Al.
FoF HaekeOssek and WAY from Tseaty third Depot at N
4pm 5p o and y. M Frum ClambertsL Depot
o. N D m . m. 6 p m, and b;f5 m.
For PisrmOn from Tsenthrdst DEPOT ats
a n D. m $3.50 p. NJ, p 'o9 aud Sauriags
only From Chsmb-rsst Depot at p 's.h
NJ ~ Sis p. 90 and Saturdays ony II me-
night
Coaches obtained orders the checking and transfer ~
baggage Cgnpanys OfeesNol M and o7 Broad
way No 333 Fuons Brkn; Depos foot Of Cbambs1st and
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nR. HARRISON may be found in his office.
~ No. III BeeekerI at all bour Previous treating the
nnfortunAs guarantee Of speedy eors
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II treating ell diseases without mercury Those afflicted should be
careful to end The right place The Dr. bis attention 10 those
diseases for the last 40 years in NeW-YoTk CHJ.
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HUDSON RIVER RAILRoAD-Irains for
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~ and Endorsed BY for $40 each dated MAY and June 1852
bnng or negotiating said notes payment Of having bee
stopped. Eew.York AnR II, 1859 A. J. hANLEY Co.