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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-14
CRIMINAL.

At Essex Market Police Court, yesterday. be-
fore STANDBY, Henry Borwin OF No IFS Wett
st was charged by his employer, John Snchner OF NO
a Thirds with stealing l9 pairs OF pantaloons, valued
AT $50 The goods given the prisoner TO make up
He admitted the theft and was fully committed.
At Jefferson Market Police Court, before
Llstiee Dodge Adele Freeman, young Englishwoman'
was charged 10y James Rogers OF No LBS Atlanuesr,
BroOkIyn with the larceny of 500 bill. On tuesday
night complainant went to the house on az
which accused has furnished rooms. with se III us
pocket and upon leaving the place some time
found that 500 had been distracted MISS FIseman
pleaded not guilty, but failing 10 ind some one Mns
be responsible for her appearance al ttla sho was 0
United.
In the Court of General Sessions, yesterday,
before Recorder Hackett, Lawrence - oreh, vnalEeu
with grand larceny was discharged, tho cOmplalnantS
having left the country. William Johnson, CnalSeu
with RECEIVING the Of boots ana SHOES stoien
from James Fisk s. steamship line some e ID last
September, arraigned Kelly, tne car @ VIZ
such intoxicated state that ne was not the
reliable witness. Recorder Hackett instructed the
fury TO md verdict OF acquittal Charies start was
then charged with beng implicated In ROBBERY Oh DOOts
and shoes from the store OF Mr. Bradford IN OOhuee
eut Officer Field found the goods in what was said TO
be prisoners place IN Fifteenthst The evidence aeu
To implcate the prisoner, and ne was discharged.
aspar SAWYER Jointly indicted with three other youths
on a charge Of burglary was acquitted Maurice COT
NELL hard. working young man. was charged Win M
eeny from the person. The evidence failed 10 sustain the
charge, aud Cornell was acquitted Minnie watson. an
old offender, was next brought up on cnGge OF STanu
larceny which satisfactorily proved ana veruct
OF guilty promptly rendered by the jury HIS honor
remarked in passing sentence that Minnie
gang of thieves which it his intention TO break up re-
MARKING also that OF themineanng IL was tnOngnt
SOPHIE Meyers, in court as Minnles Trend lie then
sentenced her to the State Prison for four years.
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AMENITIES OF RAILWAY TRAVEL.

To the Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR: In your editorial columns this morning
you comment on letter signed "a. P," the amenities
Of railway travel and alude especially TO the NewYOrk
and New.Haven Railroad. You style the smokers a
company OF rOughs" was present on the occasion
alluded by "a. p" Nlne-tenths Of those who ride in
tile smoking cars are " commuters" and as they
travel together twice In day are acquaint
auces; the paper balls are thrown only by
one friend at another, and offense Is ever
taken may be considered childish, but In no wise
malicious play. Sometimes a crossgrained stranger
comes In who is accidentally hit and gets angry, and
then he is naturally laughed at But IN no case have
ever In ten years travel seen assault made upon
stranger. "a p" accidentally hit, and immediately
the baggagecar TO complain TO the conductor
not smoking, he could have left the uneongen
ial company without Inconvenience 20 himself II he had
become angry, his ride would not have been unpeas
10 him. CAROLUs.
ke1 York, Oct 10, 1862
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REAL ESTATE.
NEw.YoRK, wednesday, Oct. IS, 1859.

NEw-YoRK, Wednesday, Oct IS, 1862
Three auction sales of desirable property in
take place tomorrow, viz. 1000 villa plots
at Norwood on the Northern Railroad johnson Miller
auctioneers building stes part Of the property OF
W. ickok esq, Springfield and Iryngton-aves, New
ark Bradfeld Ross auctoneers; "a building lots and
three houses, Montgomery and Jefersonaves, Hld.
son City, Aldridge & Wood auctioneers. u
The sale at Norwood has been organized on magnif.
SCALE and Will probably In the profusion OF
Its accessories any auction yet held this season
Mr. James Crooks has purchased OF the Joseph warren
estate the property situated on Paterson N j.
opposite the Sisters Hospital. The tract comprises
about 10 acres, and the amount paid was $4,000
Recent real estate transfers st Huntington, W., show
that property In that city has In value WITHIN
VIM H. Baxter of Rutland, Vt, offers 10000 toward
building hotel there for Summer visitors. Id.
The proprietor Of the Clarke House. Winsted. Conn.,
has recently sold that property for % which he paid
81 800 for three years ago. .- .
1t used to be said that when parties went TO the agent
of the land proprieor of Bennington County, at an early
day. the first question he asked them was, what churcn
do you belong II they Congregationalists he
sod them land In Bennington; Baptists In Salisbury
II Episcopaians, In Arlington; ana, II they had no re-
On Thursday the celebration OF the opening OF the first
section Of the Chicago and southwestern teavenworth
and CamerOn) road took place The road Is admirably
built and is being pushed with great vigor IL -
expected the road will be completed within year,
thus giving Leavenworth direct connection with Chi.
cago The road very important one 10 LeaVenworh
and Kansas. ,tlr -
furnish commendable example 10 some OF our Eastern
cities In the energetic engineering to which they have re-
sorted to obtain water supply The water is taken rom
raised TO the divide, $40 feet perpendicular, by heavy
pumps thence conveyed 10 corresponding hight on
Treasure Hill by an inverted siphon Here II Is rseesea
high to Treasure City Hamilton 40 the foot OF Treasure
Ill., draws supply from the sphon. The capacity OF
cost $500 coo. coin. no h..
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COURT CALENDARs-THIs DAY.

OYER AND TERMISER AND SUPREME COURT-CIR-
cuIT-PAKr Mos 1885, 1855 1883 1893 1881 1899 1884 1881 1855
1895 1881 1882 l9J 1895 1871 1909 1911 1918 IyS Iys FART
INoS 1856 49, $50 $40 lS6! 1909 1874 1873 lse 4S1V
ia sOl 1876, 74s 1894 1919 1854. 1883 1860. 656.
SUPREME COURT-SPECIAL TERM-Demurrers.-
No. 81 "a IS &C. a. ~ 49, 2 81 Law and Faet-NOs l1.. 2ll 2l2
2l4 MS, 2l6, 274, iD -
SUPERIOR COURT TRIAL TERM-PART mos.
le5. 49, 999 lo4 ll6l ll63 l65 ll6 ICY ii iis
1885, PART EOs 6 1882 lRz8 lU9 lOO lEo lIz lloo,
ll69 lk48 1880 1852. 1856. 1888, 1866. -
MARINE COURT-TRIAL TERM.-Part L-GRoss,
J-Eos $751; 36l6 37C2 $751; BIB 3759 8l5 1851 S
1918 Ss6 9s1 PART II-CUKrls JNos Ces 500 go S' S0OI
39O6 1871 59s 1913. 1910, 39ll, 1912, 1913 S9lA
GENERAL SESSIONs.-JOseph Wall, Charles Spain,
James Stuart Joseph Cochras samuel GuenAn and Dsv Jones
Aobous battery John Gleason receiving stolen goods
Gongh ht1iss Dnmbe and WIN Much grand
larceny Henry O'Brer burglary Prank Adams robbery
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THE NATIONAL GUARD.
COMMISSIONS AND REsIGNATIoNs-oFFIcIA

COMMISSIONS AND RESIGNATI0NS-OFFICIAL.
The following named officers have been com
missioned by the CommanderinChlef in the National
Guard s. n. Y, during the two weeks commencing Sept
N, 1859, and ending oct. 2 1859 ,y,,. c,....,Su,
.'.soe as sept a. 1869
Brtgad@-Aed J. Engineer with rank from July p
bscosd Esgtmeat q Daniel seecwaD Second Ieuisn
with rank from Dec 20 1858 vice JnO COLLINS promoted
With rai rom SEPT 1852 Ses 0cau5Sf deceased
S.a % Ss So ssSs S s VII. .fs
Tossty osrih Regiment Of IsCantSAdsipS Bsols Second
vim rank from sept u 1853 We. L G. setsI discharged
sept 1865 August Rscsrr resigasdi Ab Gus
Psp Qssrtsmaser With rank from Sept TO- 1862 vice Christian
TSSJys Esgm.et Of I9aasy-P.us D. Wait C,pa With
sSeo second su'en'u' With atf from Sept 1909 vice Daniel
FL a ?: Mott 2: ss c:s9s II T Ss .st
o J!Ss a I rom "a 1885,
Ss 81 Ss:::s 81
sDe.vers Regstn q I.aHiLyIIsnp white Second Leuen
'' s Ss 1S Sept e 3 s o1. s @
Vol s:e .aSi an I' Iss st I rs Sn 6s
1890 a. 'gte"s er Reading yI. Lieutenant,
Abe Second Lieutenant rom Aug - 1893 Henry
The designations of the following named officers have
been accepted by the Commandei-inChief during the
TAd Brgst samuel o,so5y Ensa.sr 1869 c'Dt
BlsuVe Aastarf Oct 1853; Capt Dsne W
Rsssd ordH1nes oaes Oct a6s Capt Joshua ST. vA4n. j
Ahede-Canp, Oct g. 1863.
FVtA Brigade-CspI James Mooney Qusrernss Oct 1885,
1StS1 BrsGd ~judss Id1ossts H. B. Cu,bpsy oc. g. 1869
Krss RegasH Of ArrSl First Lieut. GeVgs Koebl,f.
1863 -'
Fr' Regiment Of IaJan-Adant Mortimer Mckenzie.
FO.rtA Re0ineai Of Iantyy-Pt Lieut. TbOns, M.esl
Oct 8, 1863
TA R,gisnt Of IntanirvP Lieut. Henry Meyer Oct 1861
lsat-Col Joseph Hilenbrand. Oct A. 1863
sh h,gtmeai Of hdRtry-Capt John W. Davis Capt Henry
Brcoks. !,
ds"tA Regiment Of Infantry FIRST Lieut. Edward Reilly
ELsea Regiment Of Iaairv-sseond Lieut. Andrew Dsyos Oct
o. las9 49, -
Irv1A Regiment Of IpJantrv Eeat james whsp.el
SouroeH Regiment Of Neutrality-suspicious., Isaiah useudi Oct
Hiaeaenh Regiment Of IantrAss Surgeon Thomas Mspaush
Oct ]. lSbs
Tsay Regiment Of Ianty William W. Rsnmsy
surseOa Everett Herret. Oct 8. 1850
Tsey lard RgneatV ISrary-Csptain Mortimer C. Ogden
Oct o. 1913. 7 - So
Pr.t Li,st Edward r. cbose Oct g. 1859
n1"i ott Regiment Of IaShy Col James W. ca,sek
MAJOR Calvin sins Del, g. 1869
IorvJoartA Regiment " Ta"fV Captain RSgn COOlED Oct
ssStvHinG Regiment Of IanfrvRrh Patrick Cursy Oct
9. 1853 80
Second Lieut. Joha Rgsn Oct g. 1859 H.I
ssenly E'ath h>0msa Of Iyaasy-cspsD George n BrOvD
Oct 0, hog -
ktA o'rd R,0~sa Of IJansrS-M,jor benjamin sb.leon
OcL 3, JsG9 '
E'gAysur Regiment Of Inaa,ry George H. Pba,
Macy 'ira RSh~sa Of Iran.r Lieut. Christ Hssis
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Snttion SAILS Of Iial 6statt.


by JoHNs,!Si,SSSi'' az, 4 I, 1%i'fil iI;i
y. s sksi.,. EsTH A.. geo. BRoK s,sy:,.
City Rs.dsee. stores Lo Country s.s, and Fa%i S1srS %
'd exchanged r iitSSi ss.;' Sales f''''
FREE Exc sflSs oyks ScsfEsss saiLsoAp
THE MOST AEE oy # SE
u 1000 VILLA PLOTS, II
Equal to
$1,000 CITY LOTS,
ABSOLUTELY AID II N S iT'r RESERVE
TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER,
"AoAN'Ih'' Or PRICE BUYERS OPPORTUNITY.
w rfGRFaT sr dkE sa TRoS o. bRfor
81 MILES, ON HOUR FROM NRw: IoRS ORE, 1o.n
Beautiful 6eTis h AGsT
Esb ss qf y LOTS
M thD c2y ~ F yR NILES I
Sbks H gSO SE Sr #
MAPS and PASSES will be READY , ssIpAY Sfi
... .... rs NassaGst, n T.
al 10 o'clock the premises at DoscObe, Crugers Station
GREAT HUDSON RIVER SALE.
THB FINEST PROPERTY EVER oFFERRD -
EACH snE f posE Rsb S sFaSP RssEv sk"
n,s 8 S.. S s@ woS s IS s;s:a Ss G
plots from to acres BY most experienced landscape gardener
all ,.s s . %s'p n ss @
&: 'i ss. s.sa sPS's. & Ts sssi ssss:s
%. ss.|si ss ,
and pus foot for building and commOdioas depot winch
shall be attractive In all h surroundings
time Ps.ni above hour. The
distance DS rom Ss s 81 At % Ss Wiser
selling retiring bstor. The eneroshmens q the d
ssovs ramJtosu Til. property suction .5.oae md
without re.se to the sss eds o. the h 9 nS:s !. So
Who look o mos: profitable 2 Examine SsoIs me .
and free railroad viii be sent 20 them
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, THURSDAY, OCTOBER H. 1869
ss.,,o, NJ rr,.cry NJ Mec..,iD, walsh T. Fitzpatrick.

Shelton, J. N. TreagrJ, NJ meCIsH'IDi W. "' "'' " "
James fleetwood Al, c1t.. I.,n.. I,sr,
IT. Psrly Mr. and Mra Horace Kelly, r. steiu Ma "ehon
& G. Greet Lawson Teuehard sTs Dale M wara otprs
Lizzie Fowler, X o. CbAif w. mono
BROMLEY J. b. Ha liam, SelgmaD, kkPatnek Lieut. e1mn N b.
Plant Schmidt Butcher Poole n " morse ~ - %
vi smith ~ Noo j. Simpson Alex Henderson, Miller 81
Partridge III Koee Henry Bersb Miss Elizabeth white MrA
Gao AZ P,si.ss Miss Es Pes Mira b. r Sadd James Robert
son O. l. HOpsop JnO MOry MI and Mrs C. Mead Mr. and MA
FRY. .,, ut ,n1 u
RYDER los Perkins Charles Conner, o. W. simmons j. b. Baird
Lieut. Rockefeller u Nj hh hJoef Aho enhefen Il Voho'
George s. Rggs, wife and child
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THE NEW COURTHOUSE.

Judge Barnard has for some days been 80
annoyed by the rafting Of the windows in the Special
farm Courtroom in the new Court to threaten
N leave H. The Courtroom Yesterday became so eoa
MAT the Judge decided adourning to the Judges pr
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sntsmal Stbtnu,.

rSlrrp Srarss IsrkRSAL REvESvE, CoLIEcroEs Oyrcsl
NISra DIsrKIcr NEw.YoRK. % Nest fariJ-iour61 z
NKw.YoKE. Oct 4, lSos
NOTICE is hereby given in pursuance oil law,
,hst viii expose For SALB the Dislery ba fH'osf,s
a near Ra River city OF Ne~.lork GA IHOkspai DS.
isq y o'clock noon right title, and iniere' "I
Snl an the .ad ard urenlses said dsery With 'De urau
s,rrs contained therein aud apparatus foe disnhng a,o "s
Tl l of Rs. aud Malt lot Ground Me. ss1F-ins' v A,
me- state. by ga.1 Noel usss sAd tares Ana s'VsAse'
before then paid yvu d. nARIISG
- - Collector.
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MrPIroRIOus DEFENSE.

Cdthdrine GheTkiH agt. John Pdtte-Supe-
yor Court-specal TerIn--BefOre Justice Jones.-Ths
was motion 10 open the inquest taken against the de-
fedant for s. 800 for breach OF promise OF marriage
The Court dcIrd the motion, on the ground That ne
showed no neritOTious defense. a..
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were arrested for receiving the stolen property aRons
ctbsrs Mr. Rarry broker at No $40 Broadway' brsn
A. taten before Justice Dodge, at Jefferson mahes
Police Court yesterday morning. but was
the Station. House until TINS morning. "hen 'no WY
will be taken.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-14

Charles Best was arrested on bench warrant
in Hudson " yesterday, having been indicted Tor eu
bezzng letter containing articles OF Vsiue' anu was
brought before Commissioner Shields and hen III N'oo
bail to appear for trial.
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All who have real estate for sale or to let,
and those desiring purchase rent such property
will find 1t to their interest TO advertise In The TRIBUNE
Its aggregate circulation exceeds that Of any other news
paper and In addition to this advantage The TRIBUNE
win be found only SewYork and all its cities aud
villages but In every State and Territory throughout the
Union. Tho advertisement should be A. brief 40 Will
allow Of the advantages claimed being made clear to the
reader We would especially dwell on the fact that the
,ubscrbers for the three editions OF THE TRIBUNE Daily
Semi Weekly and Weekly. comprise individuals in every
business professon consequently Advertisements In each
are read by all classcs THE TRIBUNE devoos especial
attention TO reports Of sales Of real estate both In city
and country thus adding greatly TO the value OF s col
unns advertising medium. The charges for adver
tsng are as follows DAILY TRIBUNE IS cents por line
for each insertion WEEKLY TRIBUNE, % per line: SEMI
WEEKLY TRIBUNE. IS cents per hDe About ten words Of
our wide columns aver age alne Terms cash In advance
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mt0ifal.

SOME FOLKS ....... .
SLEEP
NIGHTS
without using DoDDS ERRvISB splendid nvfor,of inbs for
all Complaints For sale BY all Druggss Pres. ell
TNHE PATENT RHEUMATIC WAD-
DNG-Aer plan Of Abas Nedhed the oeezAted Arabian
physician has The miraculous Of curing the most obstinate sickness
In q most surprising
II tai all arising from cold through
Absorption aud separation restoring completely 10 health.
Sold By druggists everywhere. . - t.....
Wholesale Depot No. AZ Broadway
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6itu Rtal 6siatt for Sal,.

AN EXTRAORDINARY CHANCE.-A first
Ebt built By MeKnet finished In hes. aud furnished
good sy furnished BY HAl fRore BY Ph.ps Jesiu
Co FIXTURES kc By tugbwouts mirrors, BY Nhuemore &c
Pre $4,000 900 may rmap which includes everything
creeping faulty library pesu Lef nl heaht sW
time. hAhDbbb' - hlSh'hs''-
EOR SALE, very cheap, a four-stOry HOUSE
AID STORE on ThiId.,s near ssyssysssss a. ~ GOOD
order Easy terms CHARLES BMhOSh, - bfoadNg,
nor SALE.-On Madison ave-, Murray Hill,
with elegant ffnta throughout At 600 with eAr pee
session Apply to HOMER MORGAN, NO. 2Pinest N3sol
NOR SALE or to LET for the Winter, fur
pshed-A hesss story wide. HOUSE, located
UuOBsqusre Apply to HoakR MORGAN No iPlas.t
EOR SALE-The three-story high-stoOp brick
DWELLING No YVES, Tbirtseob,L Terms easy Pree res
,ouse Possession Immediate WIN be sold With without the Car
aud FXues For pef and pAIteuAu sppf 70
HARVEY BAKER SONS. No Pnest -
EOR SALE--On Madison-ave., Murray Hill,
Il unique elegant bro~Rstoue corner HOUSE with all latest
furnished and eadT for occupancy and
order II perfect bJou aud WI t,u,' - bssi ,ats
lartA be had this Apply TO HAZARD,
Co Real Estate Brokers, 10 Broadway. cor Pmeh -
HOUSES in YORK and BROOKLYN
from S5oo to $1,000; Lots at eofrsspopdbg rates be,nta
Ip Ssphoh Jersey CITY, Brsen Lafayette Nornsosn se boass
lots for sale eIehapgr supply calls
f - T-l ..f.IE sIsGEL BACHB Co.. lll BosdsC
nESCRIPTIVE LISTS OF PROPERTY for
IL SALE by A. W MRTCALP 10 Eewlok Citr, BROOKLYN and
New Jersey calling sending once No. aora
Ioou "a
ST75 OOO TO LOAN an on !, o6 bond g and nd
MORTGAGES PURCHASED. G. 8. DELAyAS, No. 10 P'ns'l
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THE CONTEMPT CASES IN THE U. P. R. r. LrrIGA-
TON.

The People ex-rel. James FISK JI' ae''
vhoms. C. Durant Same agt John Duff, Same
AIT. John b. Alley, Same agt Oliver Ames'
same act. Cornelius ]. BUSHNELL Same agt' SID
ney Dillon, Same sgt. john Sa,ne
agt John J. Cisco Same agt. Charles Tutue.SuTssH,,e
GertThe above contempt cases arising out OF tne
suits against the Union Pacific Railroad company, anu
nrooeedngs were all adjourned over unth NoVelhper.
EessrS Field shearman for piaintn; Messrs CharleS
Tracy Clark Bell for defendants.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF Embellishments. s'''''''OSsoVoi
NrrADHn

PORT OF EBw.YoRK. ..'''''oe"oer ID
CLEARED.
RshIond E s.S FI1a1 cSaS Ssw5
Bruno Foster BaOre AcOihnet Rector heWBea0oi nH'
s Sii,e S1 W. Chapman Miller Nev-orlsans
Baks-KAlO Garrard CoIk Tor orders S p .qu m W.ml
'0 sTay Celeste Johnson Kingston JAM Lizzie Staples Ha
me Banker swipeOn P.a D. " seaker Van Glider
GaS0 Roa"sss% sD Key west Milton and
C. s. webb Rowland, GeOrgetOwD,s.C.
Steamship Montgomery Pareoth Savannah mdse and pass
@S Nsg9s S5STf cs.5;;sI S %a', ,n and pas.
Lae HS Rio ysnso via 81 Hampton ROad IL days coffee
Brig Johnston St JAgo de Cubs is days. sugar anu m
'i Be Branch Card Salt River Jam "a day. IogvOod
Brig Annie Lindsey, McAmon, HlsbOro B. days plaster
Sc5r Willie farr. Look Dppsr srbOr N 20 days ,phng
Schr s. V. Nichols Curtis; OnoA Hon. ~ days hats ..
sohr Ocean Qu.en Cape sable. fish o.,
Ma PTSns.s Virginia OcesOus GsOrgstown, D. c.
Il + S Cu4s vrsua II H. Squire. Georgetown, D. c.
NJ. vasssr jr., Philadelphia R. Carl,e Philadelphia
Nsn{irrs Port Johnson Connecticut, BhIabebpOrt
De bs' For rsrse H hbetSpoIs O. BuTds B6iabhpO
I,lsnS Bile Viusihsyeu r. Morrel Bridgeport
4 is'I a. T S5 N"rwaE l. II. BrsIOs. RondOut
hR1tiTgtou slisabethDort w $, o,Bhe9 south AmbOy
John p. Collins, RondOut Joseph rioti'ehee
John Warren, Providence. A. NMStA, Nhlenec
I p Inder.op Providence L. d. Wentworth Providence
rrinmnb Providence Chancellor, keS. HAyen.
RYnrsss New Haven LIME Raymond, New.Haven.
~ n Jobp New. Haven Quick Step, New. LOudon
Delaware Rockland SarAh N9ehAuu.
s Brapard Portlsnd. Ct e. p. Schsti, Bridgeport
ID. l. Anderson POrtcheser Fountain, ran hiyeL -..
i q BAXTER Stamford Emma, Nantucket
Kate Gordon Port Jefferson PraBkD, Connecticut River
Dart Stamford q G. Aeken Stamford.
Mail Greenwich A. h. Woodward Franklin
w NJ Wilson, Georgetown. D. c. Caroline Cbsrryhed
SAILED.
and Manhattan for LverpOo Ellen Terry for
NewberB kC HatterAs Norfolk From
BsloBa for London; ship Nunquam. for Liverpool
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BosroN Oct l3Arnved Delta from London Grown Jewel
Norah Cnfuegos; brig WRtebnat from Boz
nair; scbr Waterman EewYork Sailed stsAsshp Ihpob
for NeN'lOrk.
FOREIGN PORTS.
GLASGOW l3The steamship CaledoE. from SeWfok arrived
At thu to-day s.fI
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Corporation Nutists.

CROTON AQUEDUCr DEPARIMENm.I-,
y separate SEALED PROPOSALS each md M s s s.
viii b. received zt this until N OF
% 1859 from persons legally authorized TO ny we IN
49,, sIswius streets wit; Hnetbst, from lrsta's !" hss
80 ESnr.srst.t Firth sxtbsyesf fnytihst Ho"
Tb,ri 10 Lsrostoe.aves Fhythst. from fhh 70 steasss
Eighth 10 Ninth ayes and fhs 80 ron
bids and all farther noason nee.ss<V
can can uS ,. A., "A lss THOMAS STEPHENS
Ns"i0'A Wv" ROBERT T. DARRAGH,
...| GRORGB 4 GkkkNk
Croton AQuedHct boart
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Gountrp RfaI Gstat. for Salu.
A TRIO op
DELIGHTFUL EXCURSIONS
to all no desirs To seeur


10 all who desire o
CHARMING COUNTRY HOMES.
THURSDAY October +Speea train will leave foot Chsmbers
IT, T. BY Of PsvOuia Perry for NORWOOD n j. Aher an
MONDAY October lsspecisl train will leave foot Of Courtandst
At ii O'clock for ROADS RAILWAY After lunch the bal.nes Of
the Ss 30. o sose tam viii leave Hudson River
p.pot Tbaeth st. N T. BOsCOBEL (Cger the Hudson
q. the n p.ps .. The Ds T
JOHNSON MILLER No. Is SassausL, n Y
A PRACTICAL way TO own nice comfortable
"A HOME within New York and accessible there
enl, 40 10 500 cash equrcd Send m
pamphlet with particular, R. KELLOGG 3BrO,dway SerYork
BEAUTIFUL and valuable blue grass ES-
ID TATB near wsnenton Fsuquer County Vgna-i Oner Tor
containing go acres OF eb hoeoa
SOIL valuable and productive 10 virginia stock nx OF
th, unsurpassed In the valley Of Great nn wa
oer white Sulphur Springs mile from the IN
good condition having much improved since e Il Is fur
houses stables dairy carriage wheat aud ice houses all IN
good repair Po further particulars sPp 70 t9 gnSsgn.o on 'o
COTTON FACTORY PR0PERTY-50 miles
Am.i, M ali 10 running order; Looms so spinds budBg
, 30 s, Of Land s' gss As iTTs az
nor SALE-FRUIT FARM, near Smyrna,
Il Del; s4oOo Address, PEACH. Brsufoni. Del - -
JOHNSON g. MILLER, IS NASSAU-ST, n. Y,
u Are prepared 10 furnish
FREE RAILROAD PASSES D a
. GRBAT RAILWAY SALE. MONDAY OCTOBER 49, 80
.i Also for ..I Uni.
BOSCOBEL UP THE HUDSON, '..
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 20.
MANUFACTURERS, ATTENTION-A valu
WI PROPERTY suitable for shirt making IKE business can
purchased low Consists ofs one dwelling aud Lawn
near depot Of Railroad Apply Dsren Real Estate
Agency. y. H. HOYT, Dsrien Depot Conn
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DOCTOR ELLIOTT. 0culist, 10 Union square
mr. LEWIS, No z Beach-s ST., makes specially
~ ofHesng all diseases without Those areted ,hOod ;.
the night place The Dr. has given bis attention " those
diseases for the last 20 years IN New.Yors Ciy.
nR. T.. b. F00TE, Author of MEDICAL
~ COMMON SENSE" may be consulted person or by letter At bis
2O ave- Of East Twentytghth 81 once
hours from 10 a TO- til ?. Consultation free
DADICAL CURE-Withoutk knife, caustic, or
detention Structure Hstuls Piles Diseases Of
the Bladder and KBers Determines Of the Bye kOe
Plee and Persop HENRY DANIELS NJ D. No. ia LeIhgtoBa'
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