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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-01-29

A two and a quarter pound of
butter we saw yesterday contained
just q about one pound of the
coarsest and dirtiest salt that could
be scared up anywhere. TWAS sold
to man in thiscity on Saturday for
the genuine, and when his good wife
went to cut u slice off for breakfast
Sunday she discovered the hollow
ness of the affair. 1t was a shell of
butter about half aninch thick filled
with dirty, coarse salt. Saltisavery
respectable thing in its way, but
when a man buys a pound of it at
the presentruling price ofgood but
ter he is apt to think himself sold.
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DAScE.-We are informed that
preparations are being made to have
a grand ball at the Kline House on
the Goth of February, in honor Of
the birthday Of the "Father Of our
Country" 1t is intended to make
it the most magnificent bali given
this season.
CERIFr&tEs GRANTED. &t&hc
late term Of the County CouIt. 4he
usual preliminary. certificates were
granted toSNIessrs.; John NJ. Rey-
nolds audEJtW g. Armstrong, to
enable them procuro4ic to prac-
.ticQlaw in the Conrts.of this State.
l.
NESP PAPER; We learn that Maj.
w.: P. Cooper has. purchased the
Morgatowh .(onstit,dios office and
intends moving it to Fairmopt,
&hcrc he will start q Democratic
paper
We. did not get the proceedings
of the County Court for this ISSUE,
on account Of the absence Of Mr.
Timms, Deputy Clerk. We expect
to publish them in our next issue.
Farmers and gardeners. might
make good thing of it, by get
ting permission from the Council
to scrape our streets and put the
scrapings on their land. It's said
to be a splendid fertilizer. &.
The astronomer who can predict
the exact position of planet in the
heavens thousand years hence,
knows not what may be his own
state Of health tomorrow.
A match game Of billiards will
shortly be played in Charleston, be-
tween one Of the experts in that city,
and gentleman from Philadelphia,
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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-01-29
c.rrn IN.-And now comes the

CAyED IS.-And now comes the
gratifying word to the taxpayers
Of Point Pleasant, that a large pOr-
ton of the wall for the famous
acow path" in the upper end of
town has cavedin. This "improve.
mem" @ only cost three hundred
dollars and has been finished four
or five months. Let the name of
It hcnceforth be "folly path" and
may it serve as a warning guide to
future councils not to be in too great
haste to spend the money Of other
people without first ascertaining
whether the proposed work will be
beneficial to the community at large,
and if beneficial, lift is practicable
and can be made permanent.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-01-29

The matrimonial market was
never better than atprcsent in this
vicinity. Many are onlistingin the
uncertain realms ofhymen,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-01-29

Theteaehcrs Of Woggcner Nis-
trict and vicinity are to meet in as
sociation at Mason City, on Friday
night January 30th, and the Satur-
day follomings The subjects for
discussion will be geology, physical
geography land the geography Of
West Eirgi4tiay decimal fractions,
common fractions, &e.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-01-29

To the great qualification of the
ladies and public generally the cor
ner loafers are not visible on these
cold days,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-01-29

THE STREETs.-If our improved
streets were clearly scraped and the
dirt cartcd away, and re-graveled,
they might be kept in good condi-
ton for several years at avery small
outlay of money. The streets and
pavements have been in y bad con
dition all winter, particularly at the
crossings. The very first work of
the new Council, should be to re-
pair our streets, crossings and pave
ments.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-01-29

TIE New MAIL.-We understand
that a gentleman named Saunders,
has the contract for carrying Che
mail three times a week between
this city and Gallipolis. Thcsched,
nle time is that he shall deliver the
mail at this Office at 8 a. u; and
depart at Alp, MvsbBt tRis .ke does
He briags-the nruif ut the
required time in the morning, but
Immediately returns and does. not
take the mail away in the evening.
We trust our Postmaster will make
him comply with his contract.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-01-29

DAScE.-We are informed that
preparations are being made to have
a grand ball at the Kline House on
the Goth of February, in honor Of
the birthday Of the "Father Of our
Country" II lis intended 10 make
it the most magnificent ball given
this season.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-01-29

A match game Of billiards will
shortly be played in Charleston, be-
tween one Of the experts in that city,
and gentleman from Philadelphia,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-01-29

The astronomer who can predict
the exact position of a planet in the
heavens a thousand years hence,
knows not what may be his own
state Of health tomorrow.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-01-29

CERtrrhtEs GRANTED. $tthc
late term Of the County CouF4he
usual preliminary. certificates were
granted toSNIessrs.: John NJ. Rey-
nolds aud1J.W. g. Armstrong, to
enable them procurelic to prac-
.tice Law in the Courts Of this State,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-01-29

NExPA PRR- We learn that Maj.
W.. P. Cooper has. purchased the
Morgatown Constitution office and
intends moving it to Fairmont,
Where he will start q Democratic
paper,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-01-29

to publish them in our next issue.
Farmers and gardeners might
make good thing of it, by get
ting permission from the Council
to scrape our streets and put the
scrapings on their land. 1t is said
ODE a splendid fertilizer. "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-28

Mails Europe Queenstown and Liverpool pr steamship Ne
vsta close IL H. Supplementary Mail s elose At The ross
Ooe at m seamship sails At .p. NJ from fsr NO. ~
North River. s,..u
Mns for Bermuda steamship Geo close N Steam
ship sails Q p NJ from Pier No. IL North River.
WkDNKsDAi SEPr. 80. N.
Europe via Queenstown and Liverpool by the ne
Algeria close at $50 Steamship sails at $3.50 M ron 's
Docs Jer .-.,,
MATS Rurop. Southampton and Bremen the eamsnp
ll.30 Supplementary Mail closed al me
Once 1907 steamship sails at from pier ioo OIL UNIV
st.. Hoboken 81, ,,..ou.
sya and santo Domingo, per the steamship hs'rOpo
close At 2 p IN.
Mail. N, Ruone via Plymouth Chebons ad Hamburg stesms hp
Pommerams close at III 80 Supplementary Mail closed Az VIC
PostOoe at 80 Steamship sails at from per ioo VI
Tbird-st. Hoboten. . =. ,--,... . q
FOR the Netherlands direct steamship Mas mails close a.
! m. Steamship Ilarbeek Stores ,o
Nails Havana Nassau n p ard he West Indies BY the
close D Supplementary Mail Is closer - a
PostOhce at 24O m Steamship sails at from Pier NO
North River.
FRIDAY. Ocr. 2.
Mail for Hslfax " ~ closed Al the NeHfofk ro''o"s'
LAY al p m. aud wa Boston
sATURDAi. Der 3. ,,
Mails Ireland via Queenstown sn1 h',u
by steamship City Chester at suppementa, W."
closed Post0hce at 1880 IN Steamship sails /" ~ ~
Pier No Al North River , .,,. .n.5c,
mails close at 30 Supplementary Nails closed AZ nv r 81
1870 Steamship sails at D. M from fief 1901 VI
st., Hoboke8. A
For French Mail bv steamship Pereire mails close At
RuppenertAry the PostOmoe at lV3O H. oe
ship sails at III a ID, from Pier No 81 North River
SUNUA1. OOr A..
close a.i O'CLOCK The fO'tohcs open ITO"
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pASSENGERS 1RRIVED.

PROM steamship Hermann Sept 20 Jos Money
and family Cocker, Dr. job Flntermann, opoli 1sns ~ r.
stockmever Henry and family Henry Neheh EDWARD
bsch Rm Cae6acb Julia CaTebaeb Albert Canan ffo H.
Schneider.
FROM LIVERPOOLTn steamship Oodnte Sect 20-Oapt a. IL
sweDy A. H. Master airy swen james n1y sS NJ
A. Croney, Frrd haecate
Fred Maecabe Clara Spencer snd servant simpson oIe M
Slmpson Homer Homer, j. N Bark w L. D
Georse Evans d. A. Casserly Andrew Began W. W. IOieI W. H.
Powell A. H. sumner &. w Whitman A J. Cunningham Mrs a. .
Cnnningbam Mr. and H. A. Menker Mr. and M u W. Mhe
Inc Misses Forbes nurse Mrs H. s. Reoort Mrs MaIY MA
Mr and Mrs Forbes Masters Forbes Allen Myers J9nn
DAVID Moore Al ce keut g. H. Kent l, he
Master Percy Kelt Patton Mister White Robert Nell MS H.
Nall Miss NELL Mr. and Mrs j. =. Sutton Guy H. Fehoh' hh
Magee Rghtor. james Wright A Sands John hsei vac
IoS SYDNEY Smith Mr.. Maxim, Mrs Mahin h1 Ross
Sbepbd sItbew John Cunningham Mr. Black Nm Lesser
Henry Bauer j. b. Buhel G. W. Bowser Mr. - W.
aawsr Mr. N L. CbadSieke NJ. A. Douglas Miss Lime Doug
la, Nh. soughon, A. Remington; Mrs d. kn1siSR asIa e
rsv D James s. Purdy Puriy. H. Morris Smith, '" 1Ch
Rev ID n Walker Mr. Guesi, Albert Mee4oe H. W. a.
Bese M s. A. Grn.haw, Mss Gnmshas, Master Gr'mhs"i o.
Chester, }. W. Hllbsusen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-28
HORSE AND CARRIAGE MARKET.

NEw-YoRK, Saturday, Sept 20, 1874
Business in the local horse market during
the week pact was favOrably distinguished from last
weeks by increase in the demand OF all hlds OF
stock sufficient almost. to enable us TO report trade
fair than we have been able 10 cnron
Icle for some time. Buyers are returning 10 inc Guy
have moderately good trade. Arrivals although more
numerous than last week still comparatively Iieht
for the season. and their general quaLty does not
invite special notice. The stock on nand is not very
large and in case OF activity the supply VIII hardy Do
able to satisfy the demand Prices are unchanged since
our last quotations which still rule nomlnaiy. Inc
sales held ut the different public auction narts during
the past week were largely attended aud showed con
Adorable increase iD the lumber as well as great u
nroyeme nj in the quality OF the stock offered.
Hotspur bay geding by Ethan Allen. Was sofa oy "a;
N Smith to Dan Mace for $1,000. Nellie, a very last
mare was sold by her owner Mr.. N Large OF 81 Johns
New-Brubsw wick, TO Capt Nckerson. same place LOT
Sad0 i'm gold Tie trottng mare Belle OF LeavenWorth
was sold to W. c. Wardwell Of Bristol r. iof u go
Tally w sterry Golddust stallion, was bought Tor SOU
nv Mr. Franley of Brookine Mr.. Briggs boughta prom
isjnQtwo-year old Ethan Allen stallion for $3co.
Mssrs barker sons public sale. held today at their
civ Auction Mart and NewYork Tatersalls resulted as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-28
IHE COURIS.
CRIMINAL NOTES.

In the tenement No 2O8 Avenue C. Michael Kane
ana John Msck bsme engaged dispute trhDg matter
which ended in Mks biting portion Kanes and part o. one
of h fnse before Justice Oerboug Of the EI
and committed in dean Of
hail a Of maYhem William Darcy was airhgnu
charged Saturday night attempted 10 steal u 20 nom
he none, chae McCOys umbrella store at No. ~ DIVISION
ST. Mr. prisoner in tSe act and Lad hun arrested
Darcy held for tra.
Three disOrderly houses in the Ninth Ward
night aud the inmates arrested and
the Jehon Market Police Court but discharged on their
ecuguce Charles H. Wheeler arragned charge OF
stealing $50 from Henry Bameaun Of No 233
by representing that be came from VIM Apple OF
oboken him borrow MARY Robinson was held IN
Of robbng Biwsd Shea OF Albany OF
John TAYLOR Mrhso1 held in 500 bail each
o asug Thomas Flynn Of No. IL Westinghouse Saturday
night ami attempting 10 rob hin.
John Bassong was held by Justice Wandell at the
Tombs Police 300 bail charged with having
assaulted No l26 Ea Housions and broken
her three months Mrs Nara Hope Of No H1r'
Andrew Walters Of No lO3 Pnneest to drive
and belonging her On Aug - walters sod the
failed The proceeds 70 Mrs
Walters Saturday and Justice Wande com
Montaso OF No 3jl Bowe ing IN Houstonst
near the Bowery approached by Joseph McN who thrust
bis hand into his pocket tererom ST. with which be
of pursued the thief aud caused his arrest The prisoner
81 900 bail by Justice Wande
Con- empioYel BY Henry ath OF No. 2O3
before Justice Wand charged with having
$l6 her employer The articles
held
Court Of Special Sessions
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-28
STEAMBOATS, ano RAILROADS.

A FTERNOON BOAT for West Point, New
"A and Kingston landing oEzeps,
Cornwall New-ilmbug Mion-The MARY POWELL, from
yesiry-st. Per39, eyery afternoon. at BE O'Clock
A LBANY and TROY by DAY LINE STEAM
N BOATS c. yIBBARD and DANIEL DREW leave foot OF
ysstst Pier 49, n r. at $50 ana Tventyhir north Of
Ere Ferry) S.i5 landing at YONKbaS TARRfTOwN and
NYACK by fe ry-bout) POUGHKBBPSIB RHINEBECk CATS
KILL HUDSON connecting for all West and North Trip
tickets WEST POINT CORNWALL anG NEWBURG, returning
the following day. 81 Special Trains to and from SARATOGA after
October will leave NwYor Mondy Wednesdays and Fndasi
Albany. on Tuesdays Thursdiys and Sata
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-28

$3.50 sets. 5:4o Moon n'es ''%o
mon D.Y-L
Cows lsan1 BOO Hell Gate rerJ
AZ Cows Island lO2O Hell Gaze fer!' V'VV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-28
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEW YoRl

- -, ,.,r vopv sypr %.
rum vi w" -, .,nrY
CLEARED.
CITY OF Brussels (Br Lech Liverpool via Queenstown
Jobn O. pale -
Steamship Calaona (br'l ho'noAAn h'''pV'' Va N1-' -
Kiidle Liverpool Queenstown H. j. Cos
Steamship Enn tBr) Andrews, Liverpool, r. W. j. Hurst
seamship (Br) Layboune Carii1 A. Baxter 20
ssmship Hohenstaufen lGerJ FRANKIE bremen VIA o0uP'
sesmship Colon Dow. Aspnwan Pacific Mail steamship 20. ,
4 Co
Steamship Western Metropolis Qlek NewOreans fre Dhei
sesmsbip Cote Freeman. New Orleans CLARK seaman
seamsbip Manhattan woodruff Charleston w Quintard
steamship San Salvador Neksrson ssIannsn w. ~ C1ds II
Steamship Beneisctor Jonss N ~ ont and Richmond
seomsllP va S, ponIU" re- -' -' ~ ~
oa h u n Knight Chichester GEORGETOWN c. j. c. Kenyon
oteSiA'"' =" ~ -'e-' ~
yraescr po.pe PHILADELPHIA Lorsd Steamship Co.
Steamship Seorge Sois Mg pa PnI,.nS j. p Ames
st esilshp c. HSb,rsT Uslett Boston H. r. Dimock
steamsllp c S Noraau PhiadeIpha W. Kirkpatrick
s,ssmsh,p A. q sinners Philadelphia. James Hand -
snip s t RI Iv,roo or Brienhead Tetens Book.
DsiA i''N' N"
n1 anu o.s., Relic fBr) Jarvis London Geo p. Buer.
Barn hOrenl ~ ny Miel.e Rotterdam Puuch Eiye
Raj AsIoy iNor) Marcussen Stockholm Funch Id e Co.
RI Fm,rad (Norl Berg La Rochelle Punch Bdye Co.
Barr bncs tBr Toys MsrseIies H. J. Dew Oe Co.
stI enedetto ITALY Cafero CiTta yecha Punch Edye Co.
BIs Pslas RUS Yia. tor orders Tetens BSckuann
RAN q II jayne, Hawkins, Galveston, w e. ADAMS Co.
Barr Aibins Dssge ThOs Dgnhams Nephew Co
BaI Kong Eyseu (hor trcksen SnAes'on unn hye w.
Rris CISCO Dunedin and Welngton Mailer Vneieso
RIG santa Yecchia Cta Spgne ubrAIaf ana MANA
Fune6, Edye Co. -, ~. n vt
Brie Mary Knowton, Mckee Portan-fnnce' mnifV'Jh
Big Village Belle DBL Hollis Bermuda Darrell 20,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-28
CHOOSING BETWEEN GOD AND THE WORLD.

The er Cha T. Deems, d. at the Church Of ne Strangers
The Rev Chas. T. Deems, ID. d., preached
at the Church the Strangers to very large audience
Yesterday morning taking for his text John xviii, 4o
Then cried they all again saying, Not this maD' but
Barabbas. Now Barabbas was a robber'" Dr. Deems
said in substance:
Poor Pilatel We cannot help plying this man and
his fate now that the centuries have gone, centuries
which have beaoed dIshonor on Pilates name, while
they have lifted prisoner far above all the glory OF
the other glorious In history Plate was not
the worst OF men, lie was rather weak than Dao' ne
was merely an average politician and ofhce-seeker.
In this case which has made the Roman 'udge
name historic. he had no luminosity against DIS
prisoner; he had had occasion to dislike MIN
and mueh less mad he 10 destroy Him. For three years
be had heard OF His deeds His teachings Hisgreat per
80 bat He might not prove troublesome In political
compIcations He had no wish to destroy Him. now.
% ~ mass there we're three things that this politician
had 10 do He found that he had TO get rid OF Jesus
b sbes to be gracious 10 every one He tried TO hand
the case baeK TO the Jews He said viii send Him 70
m ID H Oht He and o aeTod had QuaTreed PLATE
desired heal that trouble with tos thing ana 70 aVoo
nsoner As Jesus was brought before him he resorted
10 every device and conriyanoe be cona tnipk OF "
secure the three ends Jesus was from Gaiee Herod
inr,sdiction Plate sent Jesus TO Her0d Ihis act
oIeased Herod and the trouble was healed between
nn, est IN Uerod He spoke TO all classes OF men, but
Herod could not get HIN 70 SPEAK 70 hu'; ns
was 1ne Sn se OF His voice Jesus sen,
back 10 Plate II Herod could have Iouno t sn3 n lie
him worthy OF death se SUaa nssS,p as the harm
less vdg4ry Of entbusast, out na'Ius ~ " a., no q
ment whatever Of political danger ! ,hers must be
man released TO the people, which believe was tne
custom 10 those days When the people were ,a
they reminded Plate OF the custom asd
be should comply with It, Now this idea nasheo
Pilates mind, he could now turn TINS oews sns, time
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-28
OFFICIAL TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.

NETWORK CITY.
Fronts Coenties-srp 20. lI675 Edward II Brown
10 Richard Brown, 80 100
Same properly; Brown Lewis Gorhsm, part. $500
de Jas Il ...'.......... 10000
Charles 10 500
41th-s. 300 f. Of 2l.aye. 25rl005 Freeh ~ Emil
Won schoenng ....................... Nom
to Lhtenberg IA 900
1stst . io0n Of 2d,ve 5oIi 20 TO- Ann vile Of Geo
Rigeey t. william Fheker s................... Nom
Same William Fneker Rdgeley. Nominal
llsihsi, . 100 II Of 2deye GOrlO0lOi ll7th ST.
2Oi90 Thomas b. BerdeIl TO Samuel B. Kenyon 25 900
Same PROPERTY, Ju c, wife Of Beriel $4,000
GAGE; GilIenir to A. vile Horace Kneei,ni $3.50
Began $4,000
Aorseave essery cor Wai.t SO sriS7, Morrisans; w
Caullwei and ii Whitney to Esilenbect $500
Andrews Ref to ADJUST Observation-Disclosures. 10 600
2dave 52ds 20 5r70i Jshwab to Alexander 29GOO
schwab 1880
Large iud.f cores Old Harlem Road whih adoned fol-
lowing lot West being lots 9il and 942 Benson property
or 3sVe tract 116ih about ll5 n Of 4th-ave,
about l0K 1907 25I about S0r n beginnIng
l1Ghst. -, 1875 e ofithsve, 42jIl00l1 Benjamin r. -
Fsehid to Harriet ~ Trass looo
LEAsBHOLD CONVEYANCE.
Keys to Margaret c. wife ofPete AnneT.....sl2O 900
coenties slip Nos and years rer year......... slOO
rsn to John D. Wright q year. per $1,000
man 10 Ernest Coprsdes Ia YEAR. Ter yesr..... 400
3daye 81 10 Of 6jths 1880 III years b1O
3daye G2lO OF 6jth-s 1880 II years, GOD
ID 43 10 Of 05h 1880 II years per year. 800
"a 10 of 6h-s 1880 IA years, per year. $50
3aye, Gjhs -. lOxSO.l4 James w. BeekmaD to -
Ernest AoVO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-28
REAL ESTATE.

NETWORK. Saturday. Sept. 90. 1874.
The real estate market continues dull and
without special features. The public sales are all OF
legal nature and attended with any animation For
next week number of legal sales announced, OF
which due notice will be taken in this column.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-28

Harry Lsndel vrenis II. J. Raymond ylTyIbis.
Aneie Preimore, Virginia wn Mssop. Ae7srdra
Ellen Tobin, Baltimore. Forest Oah Baltimore.
Horizon. Pautuctet W. o. Irish Providence.
VIM Whitehead Proviienoe. T. Halliday Georgeown. DC
J. W. Boyle. Virginia ". Lockwood AeIandna
o. Ames. Georgetown. D. @. Era MsehAs
NJ y. Webb, Providence. Juis Newell, RocksBd.
NAY Day Bangor. ID. Kills Rockand.
O. J. Erickson Norvalk Isnnsh Wietts, Boston.
Oeesn Qseen, 6reenport Joseph Marsh. fsll RIVER
White Rock. Bridgeport. e. W. Babeoek, Westerly r. i.
Anna Leland, Frankfort, Ne.
SAILED.
Steamship, Hohenasfer for Bemepj Caabra Celtic, Osy Of
Brussels and Bn for Lverpoo Bvia for Glasgow Gmorgn Tor
osrdh Colon for Aspnws City PeskiDg r San francisco
western Metropolis and Cores for New 0ans Clyde for Gayon
san and Montgomery for SAvanns Maintain for Charles
n va Dominion for Richmond; Benelct0 for WirigRo VI
rem, ior DemeraTs.
ARRIVED Sunday, Sept. q.
nsshp Oceanic Orb Jennings Liverpool Sept III and queens
Town Ioth, With mdse. and X. J. Corls
sahD City OF Chester (Br Kennedy Liverpool sept III ara
queenstown 9Th with mise. asd pass TO J. e. Dale, .
pass !" o u Kenyon
FOREIGN PORTS.
ANTWERP Sept 26Sae steamship Augu'te Andre Greye for
NewYok
HAVANA. Sept 2-Arved steamship City Of Mexico Sherwood
from era Cruz for Newfork aud sailed 10Th.
DISASTER.
LONDON Sept 2GTe bark Marguerite from San Francisco July
o. Tor Liverpool. has put into Valparaiso, leaky.
MOVEMENTS OF PACIFIC MAIL STEAMERS.
BY OubLe from Asptnean
Steamship Henry Chauncey Aspnwa from NewYok and
steamship from Panama 22d sptem
Der, full Of freight and passengers
For Latest Ship Ne,os see Serenh Page.l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-28
ERIF RAILWAY.

IL SUMMER ARsAysExEyr Of Trains taking Sept 81 1874
From Chambers-s Depot Por Twntythiuist note beow
smChenn and Chicago Day Express DraSnsroom Ccacnes
TO Buffalo and Sleeping Coaches TO destinatioh
1915 u-Express Mail for Buffalo sad Niagara Falls Sleeping
7pm-1Day) Paeac Express to the West Sleeping Coaches
Buffalo, Niagara Falls Cincinnati St. Louis Detroit aud
Chicago without change
Pofs Jery., $780, 1880 o, 'el5 and 1o:45 4So
Miaeovn 7So 1880 .oi5 and lo45a m s:45. 4:3O,
1880 ami II D. m 1880 l04j ami 430 N trains
connect With New. and oswego Midland Railroad.
Roudout and Kingston. a IN. aud $3.50 y. -
Goshen. &c. 1880 1881, y 'vI0 ana IO'i9 H. 55V o'so'
Wsrwi.k 40 iO:45 a. m, and 4:30 p. N.
Newburgb, 1880. 8, and l0i5 $3.50 ard 43o D. m az
3;45 3. g. 1880 II aud sl1:30 p. m.
Rilgwooi Hobokus Alendae and Rimses's 49, 6Ao $50
1880 9l5, lO:I5 lao 3:40, 0. 1850 q ana tI;0V
Paterson e. s:457 7:3O $3.50 49, TO- .9i5 1o:45: 1880
m IL noon AS 3:I5 3:45 43O 445. 3, 6:l5, D. 6:l5,
Sewsrs &C. T. $50 49, lO45 aud 1l30 m; BIS, 4:i5,
6:l5 AMI $3.50 D. M, and II SATURDAY nights QUIZ -
5 g and lS4 S;r ~ I IS9 S SIo AIS 6'4S
Ruherfnr Park and Passsc 645, 7:3O 1880 '9l5 10 IL
noon; ~ii5 81 3i5 55, g. 1880 Gas, sl5' 1880, and
aIs,,e and Hacsensack AS sl5 and 10 As m l. g. 3,
| g. and 6 D. ~. aud II Saturday nights onig . -. 80
E"@lewood ami suarkh 5:15 20 and 1045 1880 3l5,
pc Pss and SyacL 5i5 and % ~ 1885, 3J 4:lj 5:45.
7.l5 f7:a5 ald y satH mr. az sshts ppg a45
| 6 :. m. ami II Saturday ght only - -, -, So.
Trains leaving Chambers. even or half hours leave
23d earlier than above tune Trans aVng
he on quarter 23at thirty minutes earlier boat
,ys oSt AT H. with leaving Chambers
st al same hour The II mn sht, 445 and 5ilo trains
Tor Massage anu tor Room and sleep
pg Coaches obtained AID orders Tor me cheeg
1sSev2 Court BROOKLYN and at the ComDanys Depots
Express the West arrive Ne"'ik al i4o H. -ao
anu 500 D. .nux tsunaays only