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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-01
~ &. DmTRICT COURT.

Be6oTe OOhsDaassi0sscr ShiedSSamue Hopper, noted
dealer I'D counterfeit money! and who Is now under IN
dlctmcnt NewJersey for dealing IN such money, was
held for trial a charge made by Detective ketteship
81 having attpapted t. sell SlOC counterfeit treasury
note on the 18th ~ last March
Harlow f. Sill keeper Of lottery Office at No @2 Mott
st and WHO sad be extensive dealer, was heIu
An $500 bail examination on charge Of doing bus
mess without payment Of the special tax required by law
T. Cailman, D. BuekneT, and W Monday OF south
Eighth aud Tlrd-ss MIilianlsburgb were charged Win
frauds on the Internal RePenuc Department Il selling
1900 or 1900 pounds OF smoking and 1000 pounds OF
chewing tobacco without the necessary inspection BaIu
and also putting inspection marx on PACKAGES
when inspector present ~ sanction te ACT Ahe
evidence Of witness taken aud the cast. az
journed. Lppman another meDbero OF the DTm is sun
In the case OF Charles s. and Washington Archer
charged with making false returns of their business as
wholesale grOceTs the Assessor OF their District ado
toual evidence taken for the defense but no no"
facts ELECTED. o.-.--
eodler was placed trial In the United States Circuit
Cont on 70 charge OF forging and attempting 70 alter
United states Army PaymasteT's checks. He was found
guilty and remanded for sentence.
Tux GOLD EXCHANGE BAHK--BefOpe MT. Justice Car
Sozo-The suits Of Cad well AshwOrth and Of Richard
Herrck against the Gold Exchange Bank, have been
Discontinued
The andamus against the RegsraFs OF the Second Dis
trct OF the Fourteenth Ward, 10 place hicna KlfO
HE registry has been withdrawn, they having placed
him or book and stated their refusal was mistake
An alternative mandamus, returnable on Monday, has
been granted against the same Registrars IN The case OF
Patrick diamond.
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REAL ESTATE.

NETWORK, Saturday, Oct. 30, 1869.
Some important sales of building lots in New
Jersey Long Island and up the Hudson advertised
TO come of on Wednesday and Thursday Of the ensuing
week.
WRDNEsDAY-Johnson & Miller, OF lots at Astoria, the
sale 70 take place at the Trustees Hail. Fultonst near
perrotaye Same day, at No. III Broadway A.. J.
Beecker Son Co.. will offer GOOlot in the city OF Brook
Ign. near Prospect Park.
THURsDAY-E II. Ludlow & Co., "a lots III the city OF
Poughkeepsie also, $40 of farm and wood land
The above is Supreme Court sale, and will he held In
the Court House at Pougbkeepsie. John NJ T. Marsh
will also offer on Thursday the premises 10 large
plots at FanWood Park, one mile from Plainheld NJ
Mr.. Joseph Mcclure will sell on Monday noon AT NO
III Broadway, under direction Of GratZ Nathan esq.
referee the lots Nos l3 and 36 sprngs and
No. 90 WOoster.st. z, 49,,
Charles L. Anthony OF New York bss bought Col VIII
liam L. Reynolds property at Newport, r. L. for $4,000
w. II. Chapman ana Harvey Campbell or westerly
have purchased the Burger House, at Watch Ill., i0r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-01
THE COURTS.

The Courts for EOUember-In the United states Circuit
Court Judge Benedict will sit at least one week longer
C. dispose 81 criminal and revenue Judge Batch
ford will probably take all civil eases. -
In the United States District Court Judge BlatchfOrd
viii take up cases the jury calendar including bank
Faptcy cases.
The assignment by the card in the Supreme Court is
General Term. Circuits and Special Term at
Chambers. There is however Lack OF both rooms and
1ndRes Cor these terms Judges Cerke Sutherland and
CardOz0 To hold The General Term Judge lngrallan
- 70 hold Chambers, Judge Barnard continues the OctO-
Der Special Term No calendars have been made Tor the
November Circuits. and they will probably be adjourned
The OetOberCiTout and Oyer and Terminer have been
adjourned Thursday next. At the request OF
seunse both sides Judge CaTdozo has consented to
held Special Circuit in the fourth week Of November for
trial OF the Of the Board Of Education against the
Chamberlain OF she City, involving the validity OF the
forged check In the SupeFOr Court Judge Ftban viii
act at Chambers Jadges heCunn and Jones the Trial
Terms aud the other Judges OF the Court the General
Term. Ia the Common Pleas one Circuit and Chambers
will be held by Judges DAILY and Brady. The Marine
sOur WI bald Trial Terms III the CALENDARS cleared
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PROPERTY SOLD BY AUCTION.
HseE e.hfp1 Mt an 1890

All who have real estate for sale or to let,
and those desiring to purchase or rent such property
win find II to their interest TO advertise in THE TRIBUNE
It's aggregate circulation exceeds that OF any otner
paper and in addition to this advantage THE TRIBUNE
will be found only in NewYork and ali its cities and
villages every State and Territory throughout the
Union The advertisement should be as brief Will
allow Of the advantages claimed being made clear TO the
reader We would especially dwell on the fact that the
subscribers for the three editions OF THE TRIBUNE, Daily
Semi Weekly and Weekly comprise individuals IN every
business professon consequently
are read by all classes. THE TRIBUNE devotes especial
attention reports OF sales OF real estate both in city
and country adding greatly 10 the value of its col
umns az an advertising medium The charges for adver
tsng are as follows DAILY TRIBUNE Is cents per line
for each insertion WEEKLY TRIBUNE. % per line sBH
WEEKLY TRIBUNE Is cents per hne About ten words OF
our wide columns average line. Terms cash in advance
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-01
CRJNINAI

At the Tombs Police Court yesterday, before
Jnstce DsWIiug was brought Anna Moran on charge
Of having stolen 81 from Joseph Bnlow o. NO ~ zen
ire a. ,gas committed On saturday, while DaVld Al
Van Pelt o. Port Richmond. staten Island was passing
alonE TIE Battery in intoxicated e0ndhl0n, he Wss
mel by Michael OEeil, who stole from him walch
and chaiu. Mr.. Henry Halpin OF No. Z satest.' wiz
messed tie act aud Informed PatrUluan Henry, VINO
arrested O'R1e4l and found the stolen watch WIN MN
Ue WAS connEttAd On Saturdag evening Patrck MAX
we'll OF No - Hulberry-st-, called on Peter OlirOy
At No BS Ce8tre-st. and they drank together.
Toter m che evening Maxwell asked GlrOy 70
show him 10 The GilrOy did so, ana thch insisted
a. seeing him home. On reaching tne corner Oi fafk
and Mulberry sts lrOy seized Maxwell by the coat ana
tax from The inside pocket ga a. GH0y war com
fnlfted - Joseph Loren Of No 20 Fr0pt 81 ana haI
thew RYAN OF So $50 WAteTst qaairsied yesteiday
aont dog and rs stabbed Loren ~ inc iIshe leg anu
I'm ILe Inn causing sllght wounds. Ryan, VINO ~ lamP
ugiisr Was opmIuitted Thomas Povsrr' Keeper on
a saloon at No. q EeRverst, on satniuayd nys
GuarYeled with unknown man on thr su. va" ,,,,n
f front OF his SALOON, and drew SWORD c"he' [ Er
"a XII lIm lie taken into cnrInay W oh'S' I'm
Sls,n and committed lOD Friday lasi' Jauts Connei
was employed 70 remove quantity OF eiliidRes ~
Other Axed ammunition. pistols, etf' abou lhs ~, p
10 t1Oi from the " Wa a HnliDett NO 90
way 70 PIER No 2, worth RIVER Instea9 oi %1ls g.
GnleH carried goods 10 tle store 81 INHia Eoss,
30 Centre and sold IBen for so Council. wren at
rrsied said Voss had told him 20 Aisal 81 ~ tyhl anu
he would my the properly stolen VOsss Pii,ee Ma S
SEARCHED AID tho stolen properly fec0Nefeu 'Os' "
C0nDell were pOunit1ds ..F .... ...' ...
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PASSENGERS ARPTVED

PROM BRBMER-ln steamship America Oct 3Thos Gbbopt
wife Herr kosenDer and miy BachsrRok H. AenebeB
NJ Amend Mrs. B. PogRenbug Henry Lasting Chas sehpper
G. W. Rupreebt child and Mr. Behens Mr. Whtover
ATber A English g. Goebsk Maria Sebey Herr Osussen and
wife Robert Tones Jos Michael and family H. DEXTER and family
d. Burcbsr and wife Bmms Bingham ssng Mr. Turner and fam
~ NJ Julien Newburg T. Bgeow, d hecbt w. Revel g. c.
Powell r. p Powell Williams and child Mira MARKS Mr. PARKER
Mrs Butter6d Mrs. Gsevend Mr. Miller aud family G..
LAYER LAYER Mr. Mills and wife John Thomas Gordon and sbers
IN second cabin and
FROM SAVANHAHlu steamship Leo Oct 0-Capt Rallsr ".
S. D0ke Capt u. Waldhauer, and two 10 the Storage
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ATTEMPTED FRAUDULENT REeIsrRArIoN

Yesterday, before Justice Dodge, Peter
Hawkins charged by Charles g. Acton, Inspector Of
Registry the Eighteenth Ward with having attempted
10 register himself under the of Peter Caullns
Hawkins admitted TO ball. Charles williamson
Of the inspectors Of Registry the Sixteenth Ward
eauaed the OF Benjamin Morris and Philip Hart
who prese nted themselves for enrolment under as
summed NAMES. In defanlt Of bail they committed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-01

SUPREME CoURT-CRCUrT--P ART1I-No calendar
SUPREME CoURT-SPRCIAL TERN.-Before Barnard
j. Count opens a. lo3 a. Dsmuuers
SUPREME COURT CHAMBERS-Held by mgT2ham
- Oal Of calendar az II a First Monday calendar.
SUPREME COURT TRIAL TERM-PaIJ J. before
6, SCenn Court at u Nos 1851 2J7 1919 1913, eS
Sii eSi' III 1913 1923 lO4i 1885 le49 iOl5 841
SUPERIOR COURT-TRIAL TERM-PART L-Betore
gSBes Court opens at II 1865 1910 1880 1852,
izso 100 1903 1898 to- 1852 lO71 1914
COMMON PLEAS-TRIAL 1ERM-PART U.-BefOre
90 -Cour opens e u mNO i59 $50 6SS S5 800 49, 6T
SSl oS, $50. $40, 5S8. 40 CSC 1880
m MARINE CouRT-TRIM TERM-PART Before
Aer Cal Of Calendar at 10 Mos 35
40 E6l. 3i 1913 1854 36 4l6l ;G6 li2G Ass
4i PART LI 1857 1894 1912 $3.50 8ga $500 $3.50 4Os0
$O0l 1902 40O3 1904 1850 4lO7 1895 ana
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potitss Of Sunhrnvip.
U. s. MARsHAL's oVucE, &. D. OF PKx

I. s. hARsHALs ORY1cE, *. ID. OF PEsNsYLVASIAl
PHILADELPHIA, OctSter g. 1859
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE: That on the
day October A. D. 1863 Warrant In Bankruptcy
sued against the Estate ofTHosAs w. SWEENEY Of Reading the
Pennsylvania who formerly carried
Philadelphia Pa under the 6m Oft W said arm
composed Of himself and aman and Isaiah ellis both u Nj
neTse been aDdged bankrupt. bis Pet
that the paymen. debts and delivery Of property belong
banErup TO him for bis and the transfer Of
property him. forbidden by law that meeting Of the creditors Of
the said bankrupt their debts and 20 choose
bis estate will be held Court Of Bankruptcy be
holden the oee Of H. Malbger No as North SIhs Reading
Pa, before HAIbger Register on the 18Th day Of November
A D. 1859 at2 o'clock, D. ~. r. NJ. GREGORY,
u. g Marshal 4 Messenger.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-01
NEWS PACKAGES FOR THE ppp.,s

captains ana pu OF vessels arriving requested
ieNer packages addressed to the
persons exhibiting the written authority Snontou Gep.ra
Agen News packages Tor the Journal TRRusE
World sun Express, Brnmg Post Commercial dre-tissr stats
/eR0 and Ns'e H0rer Deokrat sbsu
The
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-01
COUPT OF COMMON PLEAS.

Before Judge Dcly-Bark Blumentbal agt ChAs. S.
I.riabre.-The defanso III this case made motion ~
Vacate an order OF arrest The defendant, Representing
himself 10 he a solvent banker, became security for the
TeuL Of a hOuss Cs40JD. and when called upon To pay,
was found 10 be insOQent. The motion was denied.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-01
n. 6 SUPERIOR COURT

Before Judge JOHes.-In the Of VIM. Writer'S agt
George Chase, the surviving partner OF George X
Chase q Co.. has been decided that wheR member OF
a firm prOcures his individual discharge in bankruptcy,
that fact does not affect the partnership property
neye It from being applied 70 the liquidation Of the
partnership debts
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1rOp0suls.
oyyicg oy rnE 4. C. x.

OyytCg oY fHE A. O. r., !
wnLETs PoiST. n. y H.. Oct ~ IVY n
ARMY SUPPLIES.-Seded PROfOSoIAnL1SS
n dp dapieate) received until u goek On "a 49,,
koy b 1860 hy lie nrdef.iyned Wlefs Point NeNl orr
r sbiug he iroops tsest with FRESH BEEF from pee"Oe'
~ !. 1870. Cor
The ebyelops ieoug Proposals must be Endorsed Proposals "'
PBrnisbiug FTrsh Beet Il, -, -.
Tbe Fr Beef 70 he Of good quality With equal pre-
fore and bird quarter theeks sanks ADD on
py srclnd) delivered q" the tOnae'oT 10 s'
eusBiitss and ~ Sseh tilDss In required -.
d will be- tpsSned that made by regular 0nhbe WV
.nst ave bis full his present place Of business and fr,deHee
The Of naEiug bs requirements 81 badtfs &C, e
stated 10 advertisement o jane ~ 1901 ior Pposah Io Fu
-''"'"e W. CHARLES Y. POWELL.
SseoBd AtasAAst, CsTPI Of ERslBteb A. " .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-01

DRf,UlEGEs IN MISUNDERSTANDING the week end
ing October 80 discharge iu bankruptcy have been
eciys6 bV william II. NetmOre, Edmund X. Gamble.
Vlc,or KIngmanu, JOhu III. Ryan Charles ). Seymour.
Alexaueier Tlrubull Edward slade and Wm Tufnbuh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-01

GALE OF THE CONFEDERATE STATES
~ LABORATORY BUILDING At MACON, GB0RGIA.-The
building Temporarily occupied by the GsorA state Fair
pressed birch the ustanta
Confederate be used LABORATORY The main
portion buing high leach 20 ee asd 30 feet
and ~ Nde With each end opesoJ hRh
b. IS feet II located about mile and bali from the
CITY Macon Immediately upon the acf Of the Macon and est
Railroad building being situated In the ceur Of the cotton
growing Of Georgia and expressly arranged 10 support machinery
capitalists and manufacturer for
GeorgA opens FIELD Tor euneats nyesinentS
Of reHdioRi eJnas ,sued from the L. 3 District
Georgia viii sell the above
,rr together With ,S o. land slh u j. situated 70 'h
highest bidder Macon the FIRST TUESDAY DBCBh.
BkR dee 1861 sale positive Terms cash For further
ueulsrs, apply u the Z. 4 Marshal IT savannah Ga
Saraarab ia Oct y IB69 W. H. sMYTH 4. s. Marshal
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conrr cAlENpAns-rnis ~.

Q,pOs,,,v QoTIsf--(i THRRAL TEiS. Before Clerke,
s 80 s1ti,ylasd AZ u! a. IA Osne'aI lem
Csss9st Non aBsfated lsei0Es es'1 s"t ., ~.
OYEH AND TfRMfNEH AND suPhkNk COUHI-NhS
NurT--PInT L-AGesTstd " IbsfsGAJ'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-01

rHUE MOST IMPORTANT SALE of the sea
Il sop At FANWOOD PARK y. INVALUABLE CHURCH PROP.
FRTY Al Auction MARSH AuetoneT by order Of The
Ttes ~ the Baptist Church will SILL TIT SDAi NovemheT
e al 80 o. ~ on premises 30 large double sIed BUILDING
pIOTS The property Ia The 7uiet peaceful village Of
Sb Plains adaeat the renowned Fauwood PARK on The Central
r. r. n j. muutes from depot over VIDE pAnL val one @
Nom me beautiful Cv PiuGrd n miles hours nds from
Waist Lots all broad velgadel avenues adorned With
Lsntf shade trees from church schools post once stores
hotel. C. church for century: Is IN The most lovely
ADD charming in the state u fast hng up WIN business
me-. Proceeds devoted the erection Of beautiful large
church ed6cs grounds Terms Don't neglect & opgor
tnntv Mars or other particular apply l. H. X SMALlEf Fan
oaI j. or al Broadwar Room a. r should the DAY prove
ysry stormy sale will take place the uert fair DAY
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
SATURDAYS wRATHBR RgP0Rr-sA m.

sun Sun 457 Neon res........ 32l
| DAY.
SANDY Hook $50 Hell Gate Gil
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-01

CUPREME COURT SALEM PARTITION
y JOSEPH MCGUIRE, Auoroneer,
WILL SELL BY AUCTION ON
MONDAY, Nov !, 1903. at ~ O'Clock.
atlhe Exchange SalesrO0m No III Broadway
by order Of SUPREME COURT. under direction Of
GRAFT NATHAN esq, Referee.
valuable HOUSES LOTS J4 Aud 1876 Spg
and No
Mas at the RuetobeeTs ohce
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-01

HImbL auo Slatt Tluntts.
I7NANFI ED SLATE MANTELS-Plain, Mar
H. e.1 .pd deeora.d prices from sOto $50 aud upward
A.. Stat uoTk Of every description plan ild ornamental
PRNRHYE SLATE Co, No 40 West Eghtessstth ~,
ITALIAN MARBLE at PRIVATE SALE;-4OC
Bo comprising 2oo cubic feet also = gS s1Ps5 s ist o.
babs different thekDrSseG FOR sale bT fOS ~
I,0perters and Wbocsas Dealers. 5l3 Waierst
NaARIH.E and MARBLEIZED MANIEiIS,
IHE NoIUMRETs GRAvEETONBS. &efbe largest stock o. ,ns
-, Jr, an hand ready Al few bears notee
gi 1BFR Mo- lN 10 Fact ERhtesnthst near bro
NTARRLEIZED SLATE, DECORATED
H bAFBIR and MARBLE HARIEbs, reh and %eEsni assA1
"a s.rRT ART Co No 6O5 SIhaye bet 35th sDd Joth sta
- KTARER 10 First-aye near Third ST., sells
y. MAaBLE AANTELS HEADSrOhhh ofsnpeHor NSTh"aH'np
81 cost 10 stpck before removing " bi' new iAoV
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Excursions.
SUMMER EXCURSIONS.
Excursions.

Combination EIsursou Tickets H all pnsePa points In he"fsh
NEpd ,b Canada, aIs Lab. sspss RsgOS embracing May
new and .ast,, and ,' ''ns Of SHORT and enHAr
,Iurops Ioug extensive tOSr' At very moderate rates
h, ,,,,d At IN. saes Of h. EuE RAiLvAr Eos TAI AID
VI Bro.d.., No s Br'oIyn DsDS'' foot Of r''0
A and foot Of and LonE Doch Depot; Jersey CITY
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STEAMBOATS, an0 Iailroaos.

STEAMBOATS, an0 Aallroaos.
FOR BOSTON -.
FALL RIVER TOUCHING AT NEWPORT
c,,,., pI 5Gs59L AND PROVIDENCE SIMMONS
vii leave alternate dAysl DAILY
from Pier No % North River, 80
D. C. HALLS cELEBRATsD GOLD BuGLE BRASS, STRING
AND REKD BANDS
GRAND PROMENADE CONCERT
EVERY ByREING
THIS IS THE ONLY LINZ RusHlEd
SUNDAY NIGHT BOAT
~ R IhOSs Managing Director
CHAS H. vALB. General Passenger Agspl
- SAARAsASsHrr srEArsslS oo.rlsI:
SAFETY, SPEED, AND C0MFoRT.
- ' I NORWICH LINE - -
POr Boston Worcester ftobaTG So'on JuSsSn s,.,S,
renee Nashua banehstteT Concord Palmer Haheo0fV ava
date pola. The ass and saneh ''sAn'"
CITY or NETWORK
. p'i w L I'd CRY nP NRw-LoNDoN
x .y. New YORK dali, tsupday sIeepisd st+ ooss fOm
Pier 40 Moth River. foot Of canal ard wsIl's.
FOR Eswopdou Eor.h the esnaeepE ss hipe.s slos
Ter and Bcstoo Hlrtord. and Eris Railroad GA. p
IasS uls ADD rates for s sj tff rc1s' A r.s
E,wYoI, Oct 10, 1853 L. - ~. -
NOR GEN COVE and ROSLYN-Landing
II HwHIrE sroER BAfLISs DOCK Fon Ssbavlsr) GREAT
sKcK SANDS Posr GsE SFfESoos ssSssys :s
1880 :. "a ,.sppas 31tst sash say isI pssssss esy
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD CO'S
MPSSSsDsST EsE e. sAsT T ASsE SoSr =
sirT 2 raSIsF ~ IA F
IA ross froa CourtAsatsl privilege 60 roas
WEsf wa.hIss% 6 and .ar 9sSs x srse coon con
,rSrJi iisRD g. W. PERvRlL, oen Al,
0''' No, asa Broadway, BaIelAisA. hss'iofG
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0nan Sitamtrs.

1T S. MAIL TO HAVANA.
" ATLANTIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CO.,
Sailing regularly EVERY THURSDAY al O'clock precisely,
ron Pier No. iNorth River
hORRO CASTLE. Capt r. Adams (yia Nassau) November
COLUMBIA, Capt Van Slice November H.
EAGLE. Capt d. Greene hOFtnOer ia
No BOSlng.greeA
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MORRIS AND ESSEN RAILROAD.
wi DELAWARE, LACKAwANNA AND WESTERN RAILROAD


S.sy &c, ,l @ e e c, (,
MAIL TRAIS, eosSseang a Dsn"ls a1 ho'p'9 s,.1se
dover Yeuto Washington si'h Gle d. L. art r. r. s w"t
csp p.S Sr sod B and Delaware asd Hudson @ al Ess.a
With Isbg6 Sa.qa,haana il Bethlehem A'HtosH. Mach
'f iSg iaI fGa VALLEY EXPRESS S,s Nom.
PsFo ;' a B R ,sl s' Ms., e A. ,'a ~
tS SCRANTON EXPRESS connects at wl,bugoo ub lhs
" for Water Cap s'rond,bag AL Nsran'on " Dover
With chester R aud at wate,Ss Nth S9s.es r. Y .
sJo 79o 9. D audi Goa ssa 400 80 8, t' 'S and
i3,Sa M and 9 % p ~ 20 MORRsIOwN intermediate
''s sia . m MoRRIrowS EXPRESS
81 SSo st so as so 5.5J 5.lo % - SIS ssd
For BLooNFELD and MoNrCLAn At go. u "a ,. 49,
apd6.loP u. Schoth' Assistant iogrn''e1dsHL
NETWORK AND NEW-HAVEN RAIL
o sgSMEE SeR1 Nay g r.,
Passenger Station Newioh. q Tenis svsoth 81 and
IouT'9f,, E1 ir1ys % Iss''s''
Por Haven and BRIDEGROOM tkTl ilio MS bsla
FF VI Mo as s ,S - pr 4 Southport and w,po n
NJ To no Ssf viii isL 0 m sls CE, GIl SIS
| $50 lIlrl, $50 esd and titl p N. ,
For stamford CBIl o u :yoa N l2.b tErlaD 9tEsh
'ss s ISt 80 Ii 80 I US 49, s slo s 7spm
for Port Chester asuu..e 'iatOs, at = . iJlA i'
$50 : - > ." ''''' C., c6SSScTiSs TRAINS
| Por Boston, va Springfield g q N Ga ) Isl Up M
Po Ilsrford spd Sprugdeld (Erl 1875 Or gpm
For Counsccp River Railroads. ma tbh l2sisP To Mous
Fer IsTtioTi fro,ssue, aud T,sIn Raro,d rl mi,s
FFor Sev.TIsyeu Ss~Loadou sOniartou Railroad san
rof c,1il Railroad q, ~ and SOP IN to wiiau.blrsh
For llousatopc aa.road a "a and
fo b S,asS ~ s yosss s,S E, ,,os
For ~ Ne. s,huad = lbs ~ ani
COMMISSIONS '''' ' JsMss T. norr srp,tu,,nd,p,
NEW JERSEY RAlLROAD-FROM FOOT az
~ CouRrLANDrSr-for PrLApkLPhA w keo.psteS. eig
M Ioa@. ,s; % "a, = N. 81 s's a. y sisa
FoR Tnk wESr-sUG M; l2;lo pm, - ~, % pm hssi.o
h ~ sao s, 10 Pa. a Sss c.. s s -, ,ft 1e
without change daily Saturda excepted
that dsy on train IhS the oOy 0e uhaE 'hfOsh cars 10
Aus a. 1870 NV JACKSON Gsnsr,l sur~rBssdsut
NEWARK AND NETWORK lLR0AD.--
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