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New-York tribune., 1873-02-26

At common law dogs are not property. but Judge
Humphreys, in the District OF Columbia, has decided
that they are and that as such they may be taxed,
but cannot be licensed. The authorities have no
power to license a nuisance, and then fine If dog
be nuisance; he may be suppressed, notwithstand-
ing he has been licensed. Whether dog who baTks
in the hight NAV be induced to 20 away by boot
lack thrown from the window is nice point, upon
which the Washington judge was not called to pass.
A mule in Memphis is supposed to have a propen-
sty for practical jokes Being attached TO street
car. he became perfectly mmoyable. All the men
in the car got out and pushing it with all their
might, when Mr. Mule suddenly dashed of at full
speed, leaving them all sprawling in the mud. They
will not be so ready next time TO help distressed
driver.
A music master may properly beat time but that
does not give him the privilege of beating his
scholars. Wisconsin singing master has been ar
rested for hoggng one of his young lady pupils who
had been guilty Of either of time or Of tune
Probably he thought that the best way Of making
her sing out.
Mr.. Froude, we are happy TO announce. upon his
arrival in England expressed to his numerous
friends his perfect satisfaction with his American
trip He is good enough TO say that he likes us far
better than he expected to, and he is so extremely
kind IA 10 affirm that he did not meet single vulgar
nerson in this country Few have been so fortunate
There ia a newspaper down East which celebrated
Washingtons Birthday by declaring its every issue
TO be daily illustration OF tho hatohot and
cherry-tree story" There are some ill-natured per
sons who might consider tbis bris ~ DO the biggest
oi all possible wdoppers.
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CAMP ME ETING5 FOR AUGUST.

Forty Meetings 10 be Held During the
EexS Six Weeks-COmp lete List TO Date
The FavOritcs Among New Workers and
BrOoHIynites.
About one-half Of the camp meeting season has
passed away, and yet not more than six or eight of
the long list which we published few weeks ago
have been held. The greatest and the greatest
number OF them have been reserved until August.
And now from this until the middle OF September
we may expect any amount of camp meeting liter
azure, music and theology to be disseminated
throughout the country. Kent Island, Nd. on the
Chesapeake Bay, leads the van In August begin.
ming on the first of tho month. This will be fol.
lowed on the 4th OF August by meeting at Uyan.
mis-, Barnstable county, Mass. for the benefit of
Methodists in Providence, Newport New Bedford.
Fall River, Taunton and Middleborough and inter-
mediate places. The Ohio State camp meeting will
come next IN order on August 5, in Canton, the
same date ON which old sing Sing will open her
gates and invite the dusty and heated New Workers
to enter into her courts with thanksgiving and
into her tents with praise. Presiding e.
der S. d. Brown. D. d., will have charge. His
name is guarantee OF good meetings. On that day
also the Philadelphia Conference will hold its
meeting at Chester Heights, under the supervision
OF Presiding Elder $. W. Thomas And still another
meeting Is TO DO held in Sea Gill, ON the 5th Of
August by the German Methodists OF New York
an New YORK East Conferences. The baltimore
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THE COURTS

The case OF Carl vogt Is still attracting attention
IN the State Department at Washington. Mr. ). G.
Bowen. counsel lor vogt, wrote the other day to
the Secretary Of State, requesting to know when
vogt would be discharged. The reply OF the secre-
tary was to the erect that the matter was under
consideration. Il is said that the German author.
ties are not idle in the AFFAIR that they are In fact
leaving no stone unturned to secure the extradi
ton of the defendant. But the State Department
is In q ouandary. on the one hand, there is de-
cision of Judge Batchford the effect OF which is to
clear the way for an immediate extraditon OF vost
and on the other, there Is an opinion from Attor.
ney General Williams differing from the decision Of
the Judge and stating that there is no ground for
removal OF the accused rom this country. Who is
to settle the point? The President may do so by
issuing or refusing to issue his mandate.
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SUPREME COUSr-CHAHsfRS.
The Settlement OF the GOodrfdge Estate.
Before Judge Pratt.

The Settlement OF the GOodrfdge Estate.
Before Judge Pratt
motion was made in this Court yesterday for
the appointment OF receiver in the matter OF
the estate of the late Ezra Il. Goodridge. Mr..
Stearns, who made the motion on behalf OF Mrs.
Mary G. L'Roy Goodridge, the administrators of the
deceased, sets forth in the moving papers that
Mrs. Goodridge, after her husbands DEATH being
unable 20 furnish security as administrative ap-
Piled to Frederick A. Lane as old friend and en-
plOyed shim as attorney, he furnishing his coach
man. Joan Roeney, as her security in $4,000;
that he acknowledges having received for
her S65,665 10, but asserts tnat he has paid
out OF 1t twenty-nIne per cent on some 1929, 900
Si9i g5 consisted Of Two isdsSents recovered
by Mr.. Lane against her, without her knowledge,
sne being accustomed to sign every paper he
offered her. and, II she received service at all,
trusting the whole matter to him; and that these
Judgments have been opened, but on them the de-
Tendant claims to have pad himself S57.236 10 out
OF the S676G5 Mr.. Lane denies in direct terms any
charges OF trauGuent acts Ne says that. pelag an
substitute IN the administration OF the estate, but
that ne never took step without her full under
his Judgments We're obtained with her full knowl.
edge; that on her nrst objection he consented TO
have them opened Tor lul trial; that ne is fully
responsible for any judgment, and, therefore, that
there Is nc ground Tor appointing receiver
The Court took the papers, reserving its decision.
The Witnesses i'm tho stokes Case.
The motion made for the discharge Of the three
prisoners, the Two Hart brothers and Redmond
from the House OF Detention, where they had been
confined ever since the first trial OF Stokes 30 Sc
cure their testimony at his second trial, came up
Tor argument yesterday.
Mr.. Mott, making the motion, raised only one
point. rms was tnat the Court OF oyer and Ter
miner had no power under the statute Of 1045 to
commit the parties. except on their own recog-
piZances, and that the original commitments hav-
Ing been enforced they must he discharged On
their own recogniZances.
Assistant District Attorney Lyons read various
and luliy justified the detention OF witnesses
till the final disposal Of the III which they had
been detained as witnesses.
After hearing the argument the Judge took the
papers.
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SUPERIOR C.Ua1-SPfclAL TERM.
Decisions.

BY Judge Freedman.
Weiss vs. Weiss.-kepOrt Of referee confirmed
and judgment ordered accordingly. Decree Of
divorce IN favor OF pialntin.
L0unsoerry W. POtter.-EXtra allowance OF $40
granted.
Dietz vs. Dietz.-Defendant's motion for alimony
md counsel lee must be denied.
Tucker eC al vs.. Weeks ct al.-Order shat plaintiff
have leave TO lie supplements! complaints.
Weygaud Vs. Fak.-Order vacating order of God,
with Sl0 costs to defendant.
BrNner VS.. Druncr.-0rder for Judgment for
plaintin Oh demurrer as frivolous, with $40 costs.
Jenkins VS.. Murray.-Order that plaintiff have
Hale ct al. VS. Stevens-Ortcr of reference.
The Marine National Bank W.. Geery.-Order that
the demurrer OF defendants be overruled as
frivolous and Tor Judgment, with $40 costs.
Libby vs.. Rcnnle.-MOton denied, with $40 COSTS
Hermann VS.. Hermann-Order or reference.
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BROOKLYN COURTS.
SUPREME CoUaT-.PEClAL TERM.
Alleged Contempt.


There are cross suits for divorce pending be.
tween Philip Klein and his wife, Klein is chief
cook in a New York hotel. Recently he obtained
possession OF their son Edward aged eight years.
and placed him in a school at college Point. The
mother applied for q writ OF haboas corpus but
the Court dccreed that the boy should remain in
the school, the parents to have the privilege or
visiting hun.
IL Is charged that Klein has since violated the
order OF the Court, and removed the boy from the
school. Yesterday Counsellor mdgeway applied
to Judge Barnard, who is holding special term in
Brooklyn this week, Tor an order compelling the
father TO show cause why he should not be pun
lshed for contempt.
The order was granted.
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Court OF COMMON ptsAs-speclAl TERM.
Decisions.

Before Judge Larremore.
Lack vs. Aldcn.-MotlOn granted.
KIots VS.. Flncke.--Motion granted, without costs.
johnson ct al VS.. Observation-Disclosures granted.
Jennings VS.. jennings appointed.
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JEFFERSON MAsgEr POLICE CuJsT.

Grand Larceny and Fcionious Assault.
At the Jefferson Market Police Court yesterday
before Justice Cox, Charles Parker arraigned
npon the double charge OF grand larceny and
ielonious assault. The evidence showed that he
entered the room OF Margaret ONeil, at 500 BroOme
street, ana TOOK thereIrom n dress valued at $780,
He was observed by Margaret, who attempted to
detain him. when he stabbed her in the arm with
O knife. He was held in the sum OF 1000 on each
charge to answer
Burglary.
August G.. Nolter was charged with burglary in
breaking into the barber shop OF John Hugenber-
cher, at 3s Eighth avenue, on the night o! the Esd
instant, aud stealing razOrs and other articles to
the value of Sa}. lie pleaded guilty to the charge
and was committed in default oil $4,000 bal, TO an
SWcr.
The F'at Boiling Nuisance.
S. A. Goldsmith, Assistant Inspector OF the
Board OF Heata appeared before Justice Cox yes
terday and charged Michael Donahue, John Fisher
John Seidel and William Durivan with rendering
taliow at tlS West Twenty -eighth street without
permit. They were held to answer.
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Ali these eX ept tae las. to continue in session
ten days. The Free Methodists Will scatter on the
ninth day or their netting They promise free
rides to the grounds and return to ministers and
newspaper men who may apply But probably
most persons would prefer to go at their own
charges inasmuch the fare for the round trip is
less than So.
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c0u2I CAlENpA1-IKIS DAY.

SUPREME CoURT-CHAMBERs.- by Judge
Pratt-Court opens at ten A. NJ. calendar called
at eleven A. NJ
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900 EAST llrH ST., NEAR I'D AVA RESPECT
<-sb-L able young woman coos, oh ection TO
sist in washing and ronng best city references; DO
seen for two days at present EMPLOYERS
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FOR SALE.


Drug STORE WITH LONG LEASE. FOR SALE
- Estahi aiment old location prominent; Quitting
elegant; agents excluded. Address No l49 Broadway
i6
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GOOD BOARD AND FINE, AIRY ROOMS ON A
N farm, 10 miles from city and halt mile Sound
healthy ana pleasant location FERNS SO References
given ana required Address ISAAC b. ARTHUR, North
mr. L. L.
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CoN WEST 4lsT STA FIRST CLASS COOK IN A
that pay good wages.
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C07 WEST S5rIT STA REspFCTABLE YOUNG
L-J cook would do the coarse washing,
no obi econ 10 so shors distance IN tie co unry Cali
| for 10
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elgT WEST s3D STA RESPECTABLE YOUNG
eot girl as competent cook IN private family in tho
CITY,
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OCR WEST GOTH ST.-AS GOOD PLAIN COOK,
ACO washer and ironor in Il small private family;
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QOh 9TH Ay., BETWEEN eth AND 2sTH sTS-A
DOt respectable girl to cook, wash and iron city or
country best city reference
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COOD COUNTRY BOARD CAN BE HAD ON A FARM,
~ 1O miles from the city, one mile from Long Island
Sound iresh vegetables and milk in abundance terms
reasonable. Address j. q. LEWIS, NorthpJrt Long
Island.
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C10 WEST 3D ST, FIRST FBoOR.--A YOUNG
LlO girl as good plain cook; would assist In the
houseworS i'll small family; good city reference
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YACHTs. STEAMBOATS,, &C.

-
ENOR SALE CHEAP-A WHITE CEDAR DOUBLE
a working boat, nearly new, the owner has
for IL, Of would exchange for Buggy. Address j. d. T.,
box l.Oll Post Office.
100 BOArS, ALL KINDS AND SIZES WOOD AND
lOO iron on hand spoon Oars at my shops, 368 and
o73 South street and Hath street. Harlem River
STEPHEN ROBERTS
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OF WEST SD STA RESPECTABLE YOUNG
u L woman S good plain cook washer and ironers
lection to private boarding house city reference
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TTNEXCEP1I0NABLE SUMMER BOARD MAY BE
~ had az large farmhouse, admirably located near
Rockland Lake; one OF the finest in the house,
suitable for TWO persons 80 per week each pleas
ant drives boating and shlng communication with the
days on Mr.. BARKER ~ Eas Fourteenth street ONION
sQiare) for particulars.
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GUNNER BOARD AT CORNWALL ON THE HCD-
y sonLFne shade; large rooms; river and mountain
reasonable prices Address q. II. SWELL, Corn
wall on the Hudson ~ Y.
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GOOD BOARD GAN BE OBTAINED AT A FARM
" house among the Catski Mountains; terms Sc per
week Address ii. K.'CHlTrENDEN, Durham, Greene
county N Y.
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17N Sd AV, BETWEEN 18TH AND nth SITS, IN
" the store.-A sober industrious, middle aged wo-
man as cook; very competent family cook ~ very
neat and manages with econony willing and obiiRug.
excellent reference objection to to the country
VIII 90 Tor moderate w
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L,OR SALE-CUEhP FOR CASH A MERCHANT
u Tailoring Establishment, Of 80 years standing; u
good stand Tor read ymadc clothing Apply at 49S Hud-
street, New York.
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OFT WEST 10Th sT.-AS FIRST CLASS COOK IN
zoo u private family hocl; can speak English
German
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BUARDERs WANTED.

I HANDSOME; COOL ROOM, ON SECOND FLOOR
i large pantries with hot and cold water and goot
Board SIG for TWO; also Rooms for gentlemen. u Grow
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NOR SALE--A FIRST CLASS CORNER LIQUOR
H. Store, In the Eighth ward with two years unex'
PRED lease from May last selling prophet
wi.hes 20 movo in the country Apply TO JOHN A.
DUNN h Co, 1896 Third avenue.
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AGO 9TH AV., SECOND FLOOR.-A RESPECTABLE
800 young woman cook in private family Is
good baker wolld with the washing and ironing.
best city reference.
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nor sALE-A GOOD FAMILY LIQUOR STORE;
East Thirteenth street.
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NoR SALE--cHFAp FOR CASH, BEST CIGAR
l. Store on the I,O22 Third avenue be tween
Sixtieh and Sixty first streets.
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IJO WEST 10TH STA RESPECTABLE WOMAN
first class meat and pastry COOK; thorou ghly
undo rands her business in all It's branches; objection
best
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EURsT CLASS BOARD IN A PRIVATE FAMILY
y High ground so miles up the Hudson; half mile
tables, eggs and chickens; family OF or preferred
Terms reasonable. Address w W. WISE, Esopus NJ Y.
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E,IRST GLASS BOARD CAN BE OBTAINED AT AN
elegant private residence in the suburbs of Kings
ton terms S1 TO SO per week. Address H., box "a
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TOR sALE-BAKERy, DOING GOOD PAYING BUSI-
i ness viii sci Furniture IL required. Apply at lis
Navy street, Brooklyn.
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TOR SALE-THE BEST CORNER GROCERY STORE
on Myrtle avenue; also Ice Cream Saloons Bakeries
and Liquor stores Inquire of A. H. BRAHE Agent, $40
Myrtle avenue, Brooklyn.
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H1c WEST 10Th STA RESPECTABLE YOUNG
NtiO girl TO cook wash and iron in small private
flmily; city reference
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1El WEST 18TH ST.. TOP FLOOR FRONT ROOM
lcl rcspec able girl good plan cook and TO as
sist with the washing and Ironing good city reference.
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Al STANDARD AMERICAN BEvEL TABLES AND
AL. the Phelan Colender Combination Cushions for
sale only by the patentee II. W COL1ENDhR, successor
10 Phelan 4 Coei.er. 755 Broadway. New York
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COUNTRY HOARD.

(NoUNrRY BOARD IN NORTH GRANVILLE. WASH.
" ing ON county N Y-Large double brick house. well
every way desirable Summer residence for families;
street. New York.
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400 9Th AY, ROOM Has GOOD COOK; NO
fCO objection TO assist with washing; would go n
short distance IN the country; COED city reference
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THREE PLEASANT ROOMS TO LET, WITH BOARD
L on or before August Isl, at Elmer House, Cornwall
Landing. W. H. ELMER Proprietor
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eB GAFFNEY keepe CONSTANT
".,hd Scotch Ale,aui Lon N Porte -sa.
lilly for family use,
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N0RTHWAaD

*station for jamestown, N. Y, and connection
with A q g. W. trains east aud west.w Connects at
Warren WITH trains east and West on thoP&E
X. Il. d. THAYER Gen'l Supt,
Dunkirk, New York.
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PhiiaGcsp,s.a .% Erie ssailrOad

WIN EH .rlMH TABLE
On and "fer Sunf"y Oct e,th 1912, the Trains
on tncsPhiiadorha Eric Railroad twill run as
follows:
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=, n"..er .., ana chesse arc aimoet indispt
m ole articles OF food. Properly used, .-
nre M hn.l's'o"s ana healthy; but n in n.a
sa.o uhe oi either causes indir '.ion
eyspapsia. owen Gaffney's Suniay t.t
!ort, 'adiclorsly used will remove Boz
there t',ublas
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cOAsTwIsE STEAMSHIPS.

COAsTwIsB STEAMSHIPS.
DACIPIo NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANIES
L CALIFORNIA a 5%s fsG AND CHINA.
via Panama.
carrying " sssS Esss,'hs'r' and
Aspinwal Panama. Santa Martha,
or ssssiss S sss F:' 4ss sss: Of
G.s s:ss .os zach month
,Y 81; cave Il, HENRY Na.g s c,,
S.Sk T direct a. rsn
sSS
@ as1 ssse SaHs ass:n
o, w Feb
s% Sf al nd SS ap s,is
company's office ON the pier. foot OF Canal street
H.
Anwa s'fs% O'Clock noon saturday, war; IT,
limited STATES AND BRAZIL MAIL STEAMSHIP
ar as ssssH' ssx At. q; ~ .
Sr e East gnsRf ssa
For freight or passage sR~ X q GARRISON. Agent
t " " NO No Sowing ns' Green
DIREcT LINE TO HAVANA. ann. - -
New YORK ena Mexican Mail steamship Line leaving
8rs h sxSs sfot e JAN
CRY o. MEkIpA Ii@@er%sn C" ~. sstSrday, jan i
s SsSss Ss Only & @
CRY o. sAvAS sv.na oni TSns FEB Is
'0' r0s"' pxxiTsfEsXsA ns0. SONS 81 broadway
UNITED STATES AND ROYAL MAILS FOR
& SSgas sailing ;sy fort
As II u Morton S"rsy Jam
SoERe dAsTf fRs dspt Il Norton T@SrsssS FOB
den S. Mo- se'iSf Bowling y" pd Green Asw York ''''
Fo2 NEW xH SstfxsT Ds sSEaasaIr LINE
"'"' '''' u GENERAL MEADE,
,ecoS on ss;s rates given for st.
dn S a5s yh e Or as
j ing at Key West carrying the United st>tes mail.
GYDE en-" & sa 9% 5eSsy
Throgh bills of lading given to Houston either by the
G. II. and H. r r. or by the Houston Direct Naygaton
Company and to RI pSns on The Galveston Houston
IN No charge for forwarding in New York
freight $isfS i$$;S &C. Wall ..:
EoR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT
| IL The Cromwell Steamship Line
vii leave pier ss sssrsh Eyer on Sturdy: II
Galye.on Indianola RocEiSTt Arar ss
seSrase s For ssh or passage ABBY GXRS
SEAMAN, formerly ii. b. Cromwell o.. IS West street
F'on NEW ORLEANS sSs| R1EEg f..
| The steamship CITY OF AUSTIN.
| Captain Eldridge .L :.
will leave pier II East River Wednesday, January l5 at
Freight for St. Louis Mobile and Galveston taken
For freight passage having superior accommoda.
q. II. MALLORY 4 co, Is3 Maiden lane
| L,oR NORFOLK, CITY POINT AND RICHMOND
II The old Dominion steamship Company will despatch
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TRAyELLERs' GUIDE
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.


TRAINS LEAVE NEW YORK, FROM FOOT or DIES
BROSSES AND CORTLANDT STREETS, AS FOL-
EXPRESS FOR HARRISBURG, PITrsBURG, THE
WEST AND SOUTH WITH PULLMAN PALACE CARS
ATTACHED, $50 A. NJ, s. 7 AND $50 r. M. SUNDAY,
8, 7, $3.50 r. NJ.
For BALTIMORE, wAsHINGroN AND THE SOUTH
l2;3o $500 r. NJ and Il night sunday, g. 80
FOR PHILADELPHIA VIA Camden at, A. NJ. and
Emigrant and second class. :l5PM
II 40 A. NJ H. u 80 L. Q 80 3, 90 $40 10 80 s.
ia III i s SS sa ~ 10 s 80 TO-
e. stzaStSa s. 81 4 e.; !;
FOR s%%wA$, ~; 81 SaS ss and 70 4 n, 2
F6 %o sS Ans PER8h AMBo ga and u
A. n, 2;Se, 80 20; 4 80 and ESQ p NJ ~ ..
laa sl9 80 So z NJ u" and iii il night IT.
FOR EAST MILESTONE, A. NJ, IL M, 4:lO and S 20
FOR LAMBERTvILLE AND PENNINGTON, "a. Nj.
FOR PHILLrPsBuRG AND BELvrDERE, and
ACCOMMODATIONS FOR BoRDENrowN Burlington
and Camden Z and 80 A. NJ u 80 2 "a and r NJ
FOR JAMEsBUR Re- PEMBERTON CAMDEN,s A. NJ.
TRAINS ARRIVE AS FOLLOWS FROM PIrrsBURG,
exec aondaS FROM a3KS &apa
$40 FROM PaL Sa S s S S o N II
A. NJ, sl4, 1854, 64 s;i3 NJ; Sunday sci, 10 II Oi
Ticket Offices, 52s 49, 271 and a4 Broadway No. /
Astor House and Desbrosscs Cortandt streets
Emigrant ticket oi ncSN No !; Battery Place ..
4 Manager
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~ Company.
The elegant screw steamship MERRIMACK Cy0O0 tons
BURDEN, Captain Wen, viii sail for St Thomas. Para
PcrDambuco, Bahia and Rio JancirO Thursday,
airy g. at 5 O'Clock r. NJ, from pier l3 East River.
4 W. il. GARRISON, Agcat
No. 8 Bowling Green.