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TO any one similarly afflicted. Address Mrs.
NJ. c. LEGGErT. Jersey City, Nj.
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eighteen times, requiring bridges vary.
ing from 80 to lao feet in length, and
Big saltwater, between Tippecanoean and
GatchelPs, is crossed four times, requir-
ing bridges from l20 to 40 feet span.
Crabapple and Brushy Fork will also
require bridges, but less frequently than
Wheeling Creek, and Of q much lighter
and more inexpensive character
Changes will be ma lie in the channels
of the stream at various points, by
which additional bridging is avoided,
but this will nowhere be very expen.
|sive ite a. On a final location it may
be possible to diminish the number OF
bridges on Wheeling Creek, by addi-
tional changes of the channel.
From the notes taken approximate
quantities were calculated and an 'sti.
mate made of the probable cost Of the
road. This estimate makes the cost OF
Igradation, masonry and bridging be-
tween Bridgeport and DennisOn, SO 81
miles, 81 ,2Sl, 1885, being $24,323 per
per mile. The estimate includes only
the cost from Bridgeport to Dennison,
and makes. no provision for crossing
from Bridgeport to Wheeling Island.
Examin ltions were made with a
view of improving the line by tunnel
ing through some of the long points,
instead of following the valley around
them, thus cutting off distance and di.
minishing the curvature. Places where
such Improvements can be made occur
at Grimes, at Adams and at Patterns,
on Wheeling Creek; at Ciendening's, on
Brushy Pork, and at Tippecanoe, where
the line enters the valley of Rio Still.
water, The most promising Of these
are at Grimes, Adams. Patterns and
| lTippecanoe. BY a jqdieiols location oi
the line ut these four points the length
can be reduced 2t miles, and the ogrva:
ture diminished 700 degrees Of defiec.
tions; but to do this will require a tun.
mel / 900 feet long at Grimes, Tin place
of one $50 feet long on the surveyed
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]. BLicKENsDERFER, JR.,
March 10, 1871. Civil Engineer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-14

we may look forward with reason to future OF peret
HARMONY with America lCheers We are aDle aisV 70
cast q glance beyond America and TO say that az u
moment when speak, England has not quarIe y. !"
controversy or subject Of difference with one NJ
nation up0n the face Of the earth. loud cheeI S
Lord Mayer, my Lords, ladies' and Ge9eineH, every
"REMINISCENCES which ought &c call form iron M
mind emotions of thankful satisfaction, b truth
right honorable friend near me has sald WIN a. al
that i'm the times in which live, anu, lhuecu,
times great nation ought not 70 speculate upo live
nv thc forhe@ranCc ef its neiChbOr. hut Ought W tbc
upon its cheers and to nc ronurcGs
confidence Of the wise and free use OF t 49, a 10
Tor ths purpose VI its defense Cheers Most srG a.
that doctrine never, believe, Will u nc II is
neglected in This country; but II is also d rs "no
more than all this. that we look IVIWnni 90 tbis
of the great sources Of our stiShSV" nv, ~ ,i,mo,
tbst n,SSeblv I'm n GREAT degree from the situo
ton which W. enjoy we have real conflict OF lnttlSs
with any other people that exists ana mere II i9 "
preVCnt rs unless /. be own faait nom @ i ~
with ono ana all relations not ony pl n I,I
YieuJsIur and affection To COntflhutc however, Hlte
toward Tic realization of these results during th5 ,ne
10 n lone or short for which we may be responsive ior
tc adm raj on OF the affairs OF the country, as IL mas
eeep soit viii inue 10 he the nam desire ne con-
t,nt and steady aim Of the Ministry whose health you
hsys been so Kind IS TO propose" Loud cheersl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-14
TIE COURTS.
TIE JAMAICA RAILROAD WAR.

The dispute between The Village Trustees
Of Jamaica and the South Side Railroad Company con-
corning the right of the latter to change the Of
their tracks through the village, up before Judge
Pratt i'm the Kings County Supreme Court Special Term,
on Saturday. About tho middle of last month"; at the
time when The Company Proposed 10 make the change
in the location of their track IN the village of Jamaica,
which has given rise to all the trouble, the village,
through the Hon. John j. Armstrong County Judge Of
Queens County, began suit to restrain the Company
from altering the location OF the track without the
sent the Trustees L. this u Justice Happen granted
temporary injunction, and July 80 at POughkecpse.
Justice Joseph +. Barnard made this Injunction per-
mancnt until tho final hearing and determination Of the
suit restraining the South Side Railroad Company from
constructing or building the new proposed line or route
their road through the village Of jamaica altering
the location OF their road In said village without first
obtaining the of the Trustees Of tho village
thereto"
Edgar NJ. Cullen, counsel for the railroad company,
made an application Saturday To have the Injunction
dissolved, and Judge Armstrong, on behalf OF the village,
asked for an adjournment the ground that lie desired
obtain additional alait. Judge Pratt suggested
that the matter in dispute would better ~ referred 10
three Osncrcsied persons. who would settle IL without
any further litigation. Judge Armstrong replied that lie
was glad the Court had made the 81 c-'son, and Lc
should advise the village trustees to act upon 1t. The
argument the motion .of Ill sol itOl "a the inJunc-
ton Was postponed until next Saturday.
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ptoyFVCFPS 1PRTVED.

r,n,, IIvPRp1ala ,t.a,asaip Algeria. Aug PM Williams
NJ o. Tn An ai ,aa.ersyart Mss Tlrh bull Mr. L. W dfol
.Noas sehsancs, }r for W H. heg ~ a; Da{' 4 ~
LIlr ,c GibGsly, T. lF'us D. hGirmsi p: y Si., u ~
Er~t G.q Dwight r. rrcI Nj and bis 81 ins T. Nor ~ W.
Cgarth G. L. epon L. ts,,t Il g. T.: DI {
h,'t H. Fsh64,E g. fsthcs, T. Br3mo'k, g D. Miioa &" 4
Mos. and ieryaut Mr. Mr. r b';,s, NJ en-. Mr.
Tg,r W Bot c., T. " Ncd J. b. L,arclce - and NJ to0nr
NJ Meer cii On VIC p. Gotlsu t. L. NJ brown j. t.1n On
~ AMI Mrs hslaris ~, ~ n NJ ,,i NJ. ~ scCsi
Ms Mss {. NJ CAL ~ Mec' M : ara BIZ B,argp
Mr., q l. de T. p srcsr II L. Br3krG j. Lagson, J. H.
HaTae Mis- 4 Whitney, j. lyi j. Armstrong The E'v T. r.
FROM AsPlNIAIL AM kiEJs r0Sin steamship o.en rem
Aug. g. Sca Mrs KEEL Mrs RJa1,fG trai, e,
r. Cade,on Mr. Bowie il9dg Mr. hi,eil sLa d. ip ,ls
MI swud,e NJ. Gaaril, g. - Frank w ~ @ on MS b1,
Ter q Riren H. Bah Degaye Mr. PfGsh.n ~ E9eh T.
Clrk r Gfaaes Gedies b. lnchy Dr. Blhaf . NhpPIe
" ID Rector Torno anl childTca, A. MrcaE T. Owens, Az
n Potter Dr. Davies. vile hm John Davies wife and family r.
Desloes and lady Gsa 4 g. Tynel ami lady Ms Angei,
Prs @. Gesas, NJ Aguero, T. AneIro We as houi A.
Taaayo Il G Banero Loyna1 GT'o ih w. y.f ~ So
han Mr.. Rselfl and four c,cn j. speyer NJ Hast Mrs
Echiloyech child Mrs W Moss and family a. smith geo
L. j. Henan. james Gool,pei Eraeih Abbott GHo aud
wife H. = Todd D. sheden Lela haibe snd Two ehan MARI
Peckmsn sad flmiy W II. Hauud hr NILSSON =. mhlnt
vile O. Adler Charles Fisher and wife T. T. Potter Mr. o. MAI
lo Mrs Ron Zuet u. MIon Ellen horef lhons IN
Moore q. Chambers and George e. Carroll "e0 a. h"o
PROM sAvASSAI-In steamship Herman Livingston Aug H.
Co. Ss.on l wife sGS son. n.y. a,s i bs ' Crane and VIE
r0 we sno o nS I'D .srr.pt Mn O. MLrph, j.
REILLY aud wife Mrs Doran Jas Home and child Mrs Gso
Apple and child Mrs soaAh,n s9d con Mt ma a.
enc and wife Rosehfd and wife, VIM wade '" ionnf -
Cronn NJ Apple Master CoIen' w. Siqp' s s' s
stein y J. Phee J. Lsbssd John doughty, Wsiy W.d
law L. MeLsn Eps w. sa,er,, Jobhsss' AsSs 'sss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-14
THE PROVISION FOR PRINCE aRTHIrR

ADDRESS N TIE HOUSE OF LORDS IN RESPONSE
TO TIE MESSAGE FROM THE THRONE.
In the British House of Lords, OH the Dist
of July Earl Granville said that ON several former oc
oasioGs had been his agreeable duty ask their lord
ships TO IA making moderate provision for the
and daughters the Queen, odcr enable them
80 maintain their position. Ia iac the grant OF such
provision only cOrOllary from tho tlenent made
with yect civil list Che Queens accession to
The throne Uaicr these cream stance. lac dd rot there
fore think nee ssary % dwell urter that part OF
tie subett. With regard to The royal Prince who was
tho object OI the mo sage nom the throne,
Ie need Only say that 10 had wOa the respect
and goodwill Of all with whom he had associated
whether IN bis own family, in the society Of tine metro
polls, In the different regiments with which he had ac
lively worked In the Feat colony where by his de
iDeanor aud bearing, he had not only manti ned but
trcngthened the loyal attachment OF tne Inhabitants 10
the house 10 which he belonged. Earl Granville then
proved an address thanking Her Majesty her gracious
o~sSagc and inmating the readiness ~ the House Of
lords To IN maxi ~ prov sion Prince Arthur.
Ile Duke OF Richmond, a. secOndng the add ess spoke
N Prince Arlur IN very COMPILING utary terms, after
which the address agreed To, NO dissenting
GRANT OF A PROvIsfoS by THE HOUSE OF COMMONS.
TIE House Of Commons. the d6t u July, went into
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-14
CRIMINAL COURTS.

AZ the Essex Market Police Court William
Nee COMMITTED, Yesterday ir eig watch from Elyri
Ch a Calat GaIuy, for bEeaAirs into JULIUS
El1ig = store, az Nc. Ia I1ir'-aye
A. the Tombs Police Court, Justice Scott commit
Bci Yesterday s;g JOIN Ar-ool Of No 80 Waue1-
She bead wh flp Instrument ind citing severe wonn
PETER Jones siel- silver watch value %i belonging 70
ChaTls Brown Of No 81 CLaha Bernard rl1er for Gsa1n5
Patiomlu Dorey 81 tie Fourth Precinct.
In the Cont of General Sessions, before Recorder
ackl SATURDAY. joseph o-ag pleaded guilt OF aSslng Frank
H. L.trp si attempting to BIN Of coll watch am CANT on
Broadway Jly t. Prison for lye bic.
Govern. attempted burglary fcrc> sel"s goce.ysto.c, No al
Sixl-avC. JgT g. yef aGl tx aoIhs Margaret loal
clr Ma-2c: MURPHY tie head with ha'clt
81 eged coara1; dii 10; hail Of joan "o
with inylrlg INTO h,nse Of i-iahe IN Houston
relCc f5m +' TO ~ aln the ease OF Edmund far
rel. c-rycJ with uniting indecent aGqut uIol M Sarah
Kelly yh i,tmGu- from pcc Lion purh OHchutrcani-
TutL, GIT Il Jay H. the jar Ecl to a2 agi were
excl up for st The Court then aOanel until honiy
Aug %.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-14
p1SSFNGEPS SAILED.

FOR VAvRF-I1 Up VIE &c Paris, Aug u It T. DHigh
sis. rh,r g. Nj aql Ms. r'gyo and two eair nEg
81 See An1ri ~ Ec9ose Ms Ladman, Nine l. Azaont LIS
Sq a. G, Nj %a o. iii ;nS s. M d jda aItS ~
1os, ;, aaa, PAU Roo siaIDan G. Bra%ma 3r and and =
ana 5irc H. e. ~ G. ro>o Victor Nain,9. T. Scoas Nas
9 D-i4 Nme G1G,t Mo- ROe H.1Gn Mr. and 6 Mr. A. Met Me
Csivsdt Raoa Mr.. rsa'gn;, l NJ IT. E. iIe9o
Tac,n Holgsl ION Jle. G,la. Mrs Eh,e ~ ID Gorget r.
T ce raa g EN-, r' H. : E?'f ci ST. n I ea, j
Nile A. licche ,lae. +. Mr. Else h'rp,l W ard Mr.
%i Mcye ~ All Mr' Jniou Il ga., Clsi, Peter
Cc Mr ard Nr bScron Caalei n Jamoi Noa Je.nea NTs
Jearcas gai 49, L..' Lon. arm R''i ,n.' n W ';
Mare Collin ,ine. Rousc Cons DnueTy HcaP Ca"le
rS. .S 511. ' a l s s H 45' H
Thomson and wife hf hi.gs @aic' g. ran a- COT Mr "o
81, Jno gins J. Holmes E III G5~Ht d., " m M, S'li q
Archer r. scott B. D. stephan A. Cot[ BIZ. Laf Mss Lasf
Ry, AaS5t Wei '5 Rs5 Dr. Ns,lc H. l. C.s, v G. EVc
Mr. war j. W Mongon'r Ihoiaas Coner As.h Vi t as
.l',sn n, M " e Ync AVID VIE H. Boaa and VIE
oa, MT i gu 1n CO i u n ,g I'D i,e Fit. y,mmcr
In It amslp AnclaRoet J. g. Lete AFT Cara ~ l-he ~
hHRSi e. foD Geore WAGNER wm oly.e lola C.aik
se-nA JfAn a. ana J". IA Mr. S.iah Dire sad &C.
e Az D. :r d Ma a. w si nina b sou Nj a
S s G. s p SS sG James EoI JANE. o wife c lo5a @
H 1 sn T's cc Gre TeoS MKeas Jda VIA wife
smith wife and infant; other % the s,ecia - =,
In steamship Franre-F g. Abbott, Ms Ah' TIE hey. T. W,
Yec o. !. wison I'd Thornton, II R.rei Ar H. t4rei a =
18th G. NJ Marrelo Tnomas Mr5aa We. T. AIbl J, H. Wag.
s.oG j H. Joncs W. o. Iieacy Mrs W o. leolcr, Ms W o..
iadley Mrs De }ygnc r. H. Savage P Due H. iirHa Mrs
Jso1 Miss NJ Conan COaan, Mr. Appleton Mrs Apple
ton, Ms. B-1sey . 81 A., :, n u p.p
r. Crlneln H. Csmern Dixon, Mil-m Ray r. Ia axe james
Ind nv .e.nirn W GTtca T. T. AECud, = - par, Gtorge
TcoTIe f. Wacchte H. Weese, Mrs T. Fitzgerald j. = Graves T.
GoTn " A. Mccarthy william Aryen, j. T. Jones J. ayeur
FuR URFlEN-n steamship Hermann, Aug FL H. Wicehrl,
Mis- Mar A. Toll Ge1rgi!na NJ Harms Po H. = nee and
f Nss Ada Fnelc Mary Wnecer bliss Louisa Stevenson,
XXI, ,r H. d. yol Calhoun, Mis- Julia d. Lawrence I, T.
Vrtch Charles AIncis Mrs. NJ Packard, d. o. H. man ana
d. ol Mrs.. \ A. Warner Mi.- Emma Wams Mn l. b. IIrker,
Nj. NJ L. Iioaaeer, Mr.. MARY T. Leayit, J. g. Mooyer'
". No. i rg,isi Leonld HosZr GotiEb Sehwenle ahr
ga child Heinrich Hos Jaiai Ssbuer tari bfal h-
f,,srl y schwar1'hil Ida Ba Joseph Ne74hgef SIMON
49, 80 4 I,s,r Afs 81 TAisrn and children, Nh. NJ Co.
m. . tt,If,u NJ AL Mrs David Khuler Bernhard H. Rtnel
m ell Bias H. NaIse ami airs. Rob Baebtn, Sergio De
La ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-14
AN ALLEGED wIFE-PoIsONING CASE ~ PORT
CHESTER.

Sarah Anthony, colored, wife of James An
thony Of Portchester Westchester County was taken
suddenly sick 10 days ago, and her mother Mrs MOTIFS
started or "a 1t was understood for Rye, in search OF
nurse, hut proceeded 10 New-York with articles OF
clothing belonging 10 the patient 10 submit them to thc
inspection OF cairvoyant. On returning home ehe al
minstered the cairyOyants medicine, but the patient
grew rapidly The husband called in DR.. McCul-
Ion, hut the wife died, after acting most singular
manner Mis-. Morris charged her sOn-in-aw with poison
ing his wife. He denied the charge and insisted upon
pCst-mortem examination Mrs. Morris made objections,
aud had the remains inferred. The body eNhum"d
on Friday and the stomach taken to NeyY0rk for an
alysis. The Inquest was adjourned until Friday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-14

a. Douglass and Marks and Hesser b. Godfrey W. IT,
- NN""N'' ~
fKoh LVBRPOoiIn steamship Wyoming hug 13-Tbe Hon
'9@ ee MIS- II Weei and maid Dr. scott, Dr. w. Price Dr.
~ y Coon and e and children NJ Fellows wife and children
We Rev. g. T. Osborne W Robbins A. Me,calf and wife w A
hammons w. Brown W. hcCarty, W. Jonnngs " Jgoins ard
S Se R Wright T. r ss9l Mis-. Higgins Hoye.
6nn and wife Miss b. Kelvin Grayhurst obn NJ
Mitchell, Mr. and Mrs Canieli Mr. Praiher b. OCounor ' ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-14
ANOTHER DEATH FROM THE wEsTFrELD DIS
AgTER

John ID. Clark, who was badly scalded about
the head face and hands, died yesterday in the German
Hospital at Seventy -scventst and Fourthave. Coro-
ncr Young gave burial permit, and the body
moved 20 the late residence of the deceased ut No I6
WCs' Twenty sXh-st the total number OF deaths from
tho hisastsE Is now 9j.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-14
5aIcs BIZ Antllon

A. MYBaIs hTctoneer.
pY BANGS, MERWlN & Co.. Broadway, cor.
ke 4sLsae Books Works Art faney Goods Furniture DC
GEO. A. LEAVlTT & Co. (late Leavltt,
N steleeh Cor Clinton Hail. Astorpaee For the SALE by
AurioS Of LPRApRs Of Books PAINTINGS and al
kinds Of LITERARY PROPERTY.
DEPUTY Or,RrERNAsTER- GESrR.Is OrPfcE,
PHuAnrIPHri, Pa, Aug. 10 l65L
i ARGE SALE of ARMY CLOIilNM ana
FQUIrAGE-Wlb b. sold at Public Aucton az tcrui L.Nii
APSESAL PhadeI hia Pa commencing TlENDAi htpL ~
ll AT 10 o'clock m under the decoi OF CAPT r. van lt~frp
|, H. \ Army LARGE quantity abe and Jam tt1
colng camp ami "a rso1 elr,agr. consisting in part ID
HOO Or a. Goats,
1900 pains Drawers,
2HO slirs.
WOOL Bliukets
.C.J par Trousers
lLirg ttockiEEs
500 sfrs Boots ard Shoes,
23,l,O kEaps1css
NayeTsscks.
M . ,r. Tine terms of sale viii be stated in the Cata
] ,r he ohisi1ed at tnis ocs tue SchEykl Arsenal
pf,t Lia Pa By orler Of tie QuaTle5na.icr ,ieners
i'"'' i"'i To- '' ~ STEWAET VAN yLIET.
Deruty Quartermas'er General uNf. Army
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-14
Court CALENDARS TINS DAr.
nt,ur-l Ia AMRans-. IrnERI M I--Galrnlar taIlel
DEP4R1URE or FOREIGN MILLS
MONDAY. AUG II.
No Steamship Mails
TUESDAY. AuGgsT Q.

Mails f Europe va Plymouth aaq aad Chorbolrg Per steam.
from foot rip e., Obocn, close az the PostONcc
M Siehon A. II d. 1880 steamship sails at
p Supplementary Mail for paid letters only made up On
Per q sahoscE, and closed n l:2N p
Ah letters deposited Supplementary Mails must be prepaid With
dortie gos;1Te.I
Na HagoD Jam, Afringal ard Panama, tie Central Amc
Pscc Ports per steamship lie ChauHc close at
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AINIATuRE ALMANAC
Sandy Hook ...

Sun 500 Sun Moon ALA
Sandy Hook. GIT Cows Island g. 81 Hell Ferry go e.t0
Sandy Hook $40 Cows Island 15 Hell Gate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-14
DELAWARE, LACKAwANNA and WEST.
MORnIs IN - - n,iI,tilsInv

NEW BROAD G1JGa iISgio Water Cav 9Si 5ar, scrsp.o>
pcrotsin New Yor ao ~ W . .nI s ~ 90 W. ri'N
INNER ARRANGENENTS. c,mnenens MONDAY, Ja.y H.
so3 m BROAD GAUGE EXPRESS TRAIN via Born.n ,,,b
coaaesls 4, Dsyr VI h, C, r R At yt so vs. "a r. r.
ard Scranton with "a AMI B. r. r. Tor Kngsoa WJkss9 Pts-
EXPRESS MAIL TaAIs cnnccnga Drle With gooa.
for An!oger and Newtn. at Washington with TIE L. b. anl W r x
case anl O'wego and a. ts.oa 1n Leigh Valley L. T. m M poHs
I2:o g.. LEHIGH VALLEY EXPRESS sor, at Newark Morris,
town. Dover aterao Hac-etown Na,nton, PhlIag and
ii Be Del R. for Belvlere g. a. at Es,n tn L v R. T.
for Bethlehem Allentown Mach Chunk WiAesbae Reading AMI
400 D. u. BROAD GAUGE EXPRESS TRAM. via Paterson
solprga pncp, stations Connect Dover with Cte ter K r.,
1I6E M ASTON EXPRESS connects at Dover vita Chester R.
r. at Waeoo gith Sgsox r. r. and at aa WIN T. v r. H. ''f
900 HACRErTSTOwYM MAIL, connects with DOoaon cae'''r
anu :: g''' ,. ~. mHCRETrsrowy EXPRESS
For oRRIsToWN at rs 00 lI2o 1900 m, 1880 32n $40,
Fr siYwIR and f.aons at 600 7:7:4 $40 1910
'iS Ear Ay G "o5 S0i GRiy5E C31 7: 9:l' go 1910
ami i 20 S 49, 49, s5 SO 5j 40 $50 500 GO 800 g5
'n Far r. YE@AsK s.s: 75 ~ $50 9:lo 9o 1910 ieo
400 I3o and 100 -i:o 200 .2s3 s;!9 3i] g:52 80
i cyP EYert for pooaFfiD and MOSrCLiIR at $50
8.i6 and iiCG a. NJ AMI $50 $50 $40 6:2O. aad p.
P, sen for LAKE oPICoNG lave N~9os i - NJ
ea g' 81 81 E aT sa cceo 6 Steamer SELL For BUDDs
LNE en- b9 2 I1 i ant rot LYs MOUNTAIN
5 add 8: Il 500 400 $40 ma 3; % M aI,s
WARE WATER GAP 300 aal 400 ? n Por ElCitLiD
SPRINGS b. ga. n. ). stHOCh sdi-ilh'eb''bt
ERIE AY.-TRAINS Leave DepOts
IA loot OF him.egs-s, aal Ut Of 25d-st, ioows , -
Trains have ChamhrsL ats a. " a. NJ 'o
D. ~ ami = D. n daily. New and improved DaNn Room Coaees
accompany the ihrougAo BuAo ori So, a Bolse
connecting Homelye With magnificent Sfeprg NoLis nhas
htOu.h leyelanl and Cunuat Sleeping LoaC -Iroay Tie
II A. M train Susluehan1a Bu alo the $50; ~ tram hud
NesYor Suspension B!z al the N. train from ew.forz 20
PuGa, SupeEou Bridge aud Cincinnati An Emsraut Tram leaves
For Por Jsrys and WAY &0Oa. m AMI 4:3)P
Tor Mddetown aud Way 80 and $50 p m sna Suotai
only $3.50 a m
For Ot'svile end Way at 5ll:30 .. n.
For Newbnr.l AMI WAY. Il 9ur o. $3.50 and $3.50 M
For Sufsr and Way, 5 md p. - 49,. .,- %.
9:'5 p m and II midnight o. ivan, .c.... ..,,,.,s
s4u0 500 6:JO Wednesdays -ud fIJs ou,
For pienon Nvack Tamgns aud WAY $50 2. 3o '3;E,
t4;l5 4:4 f5' $3.50 and 1l5 D. NJ; and Nea m S.sr.
day ony ~ midnight special SUNDAY Trains % 1870 ~ and '3
BTans leaving Chabsrss' hours or ha our a'e
DEPOT earlier than above Last boat iron z
8:l5 p. o,-..-
Coaches obtqnei for the checking nseE OF Bag
gage may Compaly Offices 2 j29 all 20 Broadway 23
Chambers-st Greenwich. ~ I sni u fnf Hnr
Cbmsrs ami foot OF 2Jst, Newlors; AMI Long D,c4 Depot
Jersey CITY and of the Agents No the principal hotels
sDlilv. tFor Pe.moHt and syack. tFof ha'sehsaek
II piCEEP An ur2 WI r. BARR
Gsnisup'T ISL Gem Pass A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-14

No 45 scammcst with iron bar yesterday, and SC
yerely Injured him. Griffin committed by Alder
man Cuddy at the Essex Market Police Court.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-14
Ocean Cleaners.

A NCHOR LFNE.5STEAMERS TO GLAS-
IA Cow, LIVERPOOL and LONDONDERRY,
from Pier o. North River
EVERY SATURDAY AND WEDNESDAY.
EXPRESS STEAMERS EXTRA STEAMERS. -
Arg 19ASsYRIA. Wednesday. Arg l6
Saturday Aug % ALEXANDRIA. Weinfs Aug ~
EUROPA Saturay Sept. .WedLeod1Y, Aug 80
IEDIA......saturay Sept 9lIsMALA.. WEDNESDAY sep'
Cabin passage 500 S5; ntemelate, 49, SeTase,
f28 steerage tickets from above ports, 80
HENDERSON BROTHERS, Agents,
BosIrggren.
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ROC UES DOTNGS.
A MIDNIGHT ASSAULT.

Edward Ware of No. 10 Amity-st., while
po the corner Of secondave and Firstst. early yes
terday was stabbed in the LEFT thigh by an unknown
NO.. roceiving a severe wound. The assailant escaped.
r. . aouudcd man attended BY "a surgeon and taken