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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-14

Court below insrcted Jury that the defendants tboow
were not verdict unless the notes In question
actually issued physically Issued and that athoas ,he
printed Depar ment from the genuine pates
md might ell ready ssne still they were not
United states should recover ihe other
ruling being in favor OF the Government he Question
10 their correctness. -Ashhurst Dc laIue. anu
". Burr for painls f. Pierropont and g. r. fmlis
for defendant. - a., ,,,,
Court CafornaThis action brought by sanger 70
establish his patent tract OF land In California ana TO SET
and conflicting The bll made ara tho
Court stanei his title from the United states through inc
Central Pacific and Pacific Railway Companies ana
their grantees The question here s whether the western
Pacific lawfully entitled 10 the land IN question:
upon compliance with The requirements 81 me iaoinc is
road acts 1864 and the amending act oil 1852 SUD
mod without argument. Montgomery Blair for appellant
Z. Edmunds for appellee.
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DEPARTURE or FOREIGN MAILA
THURSDAY. OCT. Il.

Y.
FOR via Plymouth CherbOurg and HAMBURG Dy inc
te,m,hip II nnona mails close al 80 a m sapPie
nenary Mail Is closed at 1880 IN steamship Balls q" D.
m iron, pier n, foot of Third At, HOboken 49, o-,.,..
mails close az 20 o. IN steamship sails n from fAVonia
Fof Havana Cuba by tho steamship City OF New,Gorx ,
mails close at M supplementary aa ,n, No a
AZ 90 D steamship sails ct D. w. Hom f'er W. D.
Mails ior Nassau N r. by the steamship City Of b M
'-"'' i'' FRIDAY OCT. Is
For Asmnvan Panama, the central Ahleioh I anu W Ia
paeGe prts by the steamship tOloD mails close AT ~ a.
m a SuDpcmruiary Mail IL clo.ed ~ II a. m S'e"uSnP
sails At 2 m, from Pier No. 40 North River o,o..
For Kingston aud Hayt by the steamship nas ha'
p steamship sails at p H. iroui iic' NJ Vi -
River. a,.n,,,y ocr IN
For England, Wales, and Ireland wa Qneohslo"n " w
errno by The steamship Britannia. mails close ~ ~.
no supplementary Mail steamship sale al D a. III" HUM ~
For France a!fcct vi. Havre bv tho steamship France
mails close az r. IN. supplementary Mail oteanshiP
"a Is a, d3n a. M from Pier No. 30, North Liver - ,.
For scotland Ony Glasgow, by the steansDp %
1870 D. m. steamship sails at p No. from ilei no ~ 4'
For Europe via Southampton and Bremen by me steasp
Donau ma close 1870 a. m SupPlclnehIi! % ~.
closed az 80 D. m Stearshlp sails at r. M rom fer ioo
Mails for Key West steamship city OF Houston close
p. steamship sa at : y M Iron IRON I,o W. ~ ''''
Malta for Japau Shanghai Hong Kong, nnd ucpenuen'
Chinese and the East INDIES wi" De syn ~ nas
stn C az Toxic 10 sail from san Francisco on NOV L. Md
should he posted in the fosr
Orice before m. SUNDAY, Oct ~ n. oso A.. o,s,
Malls close at IL O'Clock a. M inc foSVo0o - "Pe"
from a. M 70 ii a. IN
Mails for Newfoundland close at tho NewforK fo'o'ce
at 1850 y. M A.. n-.,v N-o,k po.t
Mall for Halifax. Y. 3, 10 closed az 'he No" TWIN Wv
Onfc0 every day "a q y. IN.
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DTC1sIONs-OcT. IS.

Crnrenr COURT h0fab.rs- BY Judge L2wrence.-
Vcer not Herp.ngtOr-In this casc, desire 10 nave le
lion faJeT before ming the ap1Etmet Of he
receiver AufmOrli tOlJstt inpetendtts aloNti 20
renew this motion before the justice who heard tc Huiloh 70
vsraip The arrest. Wilson uaytou.Noii0n deile'
without costs LOughTan ag. Shattuck-Mpt2n Fiah,Gi
without costs. Nrwburgh Cement Company dgi ~,
flncaCCing denied. without costs. Newton
agt Continental Bank.upon payment % cOStS % ,ls ~" no
t,e U,..rfiN Gown t5 iH' I's'
tlial in Part H. otherwise complaint vii .e usis % W
costs. at. Iogcl.UHlcr hule 40 tht ut;tH.ai,
makes striking rom the cheI"ai i,lu
cisli- c0uipa NJ; upon pGYm M o: costs OF Guo ne
rlltir may sci Gown cause for tua cu the 3J INST olhe!
WIS COMPLAINT viii be dismissed. NopGhpn"t aE no
Grand. Railroad 81 a.-Orlcr granted -cll Htl
arle 30 reason to ~ cause Sto"lgalrh
AIT Explanation wanted Matter uHt"n Stae5
MCLEAN Telegraph company, La"itA'e "s io''o"'
Fay act Horton GIautcI. -, -.
SDlc1,I TarB-By Judge Van NOTstOhrF aEt. Brown OF
nj Judgment for plaintiff on demurrer. See Opiuni.
S,iuerioy Coari-Specidi T3B,--I}v Judge MonelI.--
Bond agt McNin alFnuinia settled and signed; juhS
ment entered. johnson agt. IgrcD.-Caht settled.
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1,1rrn srArEs snrREME CouRT.

WASHINGTON Oct. 13.-In the Supreme Court of
the United states LAY the following business was Trans
No a-Mccomb act. The cOum ssioncrs Of Knox Courty
OHIO supreme Court OF Ohio t- was a. ACTON
recover Of Met om6 contract to 5000 TO r COM
which the Commissioners had taken in cons ration Of
county suer @ g @ o. 1e ' ,r ino
soon Court below rocd that II did ard he casc hire
error. ne one appearing ior defendant
No 6WalkcI at suviEet error to the supreme ConTto
LOU ~ ~ cIi r,",, 10 The derrdant though
~, ,s,ai &c ,r ,en b@,5use he defend
ant was oor,l man. The jury failed TO agree wheyen
exemplary damages and the costs Of the St Tho supreme
C s is ne, tS a ot ne Hate % aTiRopized Tie ads
void. because assumes 20 regulate the raLos t
ont argument Dnrant & pln;ifin error defend
10 the supreme Cont OF NcTth Caiona-a was
action 10 tor wOod sod 10 the Company The con
pad Tor Co4fcera'e money Tie asTced
Court the value Of the wood instead 81 the
The safc void under the FodIal Constitution ia that IT
mras The oLgaos Of the contract made between the sr-
Phorson for plaintiff Ia error defendant not appeafns
Appal Of NcwY action was b.enght Wy Mcstea OF
New orleans aSa1s, Matthews o. rS q o OF
OIL and 10 the anounis Of tcc accptaes
C%ri defined to charge the jury ;fat bs TIE slate Of war
s .ey :. % MATHEWS thew 81 he being resilient q New York The
court also refuses to charge tsa te WAR II m Ts
argued the request TO charge the ury a, indicated
Matthews instead OF ot the intIf below
acr,rl.ncs win the INSTRUCTIONS given Sherwood &
EvaTts for autif J. w. Ashton Tor fetendsni
b12-failners Mechanics National Bank OF fSuualo
bearing tie Cont OF Appeals OF Scu1 OrK
This note from the face O. which in making
which given. 10 per cent was de
deducted The rate OF interest New l0ik Leng seven per
cent the note held void usur " s here COnehnen
that discount by the such uade IN thus CASE does
subject the penalty O under the laws oil New
NOrk also That hc Court viii cseac such ooc si0n any
proper Of the law will enable II To do The
generally adopted by the several states At II sad,
generally condemn the unconscOpable plea Of usuy Case
submitted Out T. g. Spauldng for pianin IN
error; j. q. Davis for defcn, ant
No 275Jay Cooke ct al The United states error 10
Circuit Court for the southern District OF New York
This action brought by the Government 20 recover the
p!ice pad the purchase redemption OF Is notes pi port
ing 70 De 1880 Treasury notes Of $1,000 EACH sold 10 the ted
states by that firm and alleged % be spurious The questions
bTs TO Of proof Ia the Identity OF the notes
secondly whether the notes p.oyed 10 be the actual notes
we're genuine; and thirdly T. the effect Of the
purchase cepaBoe Of the notes them 10 be
the Treas their cancellation. and
delay 22 DAYS to notify the nm that they were not
whether the nted states rnier these cir
amount paid ior notes. The
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SALES FRoM 2Ia O'CLOCK p. NJ. 10 CLOS
WEDNESDAY. Oct. 13-P. NJ.

The stock market to-day opened steady to firm at
about the closing prices of yesterday but quickly
yielded TO the unloading" movement which had
with sales of Western Union as low as 1884. raid
having apparently been organized by the bears
against this stock, which was aided by the circula-
ton OF all sorts of damaging reports
corning the condition of the Company
and the anticipated developments of the
annual report of the President which was placed
before the stockholders this afternoon. bat when
il became known that the report would make avery
favorable showing, "A sharp buying movement in the
stock rallied it, and also the whole list Tor WHILE
when the demand having apparently been supplied.
the market again began to sag So that IN q majority
Of eases the last prices were fraction
below those of last night. The results of the ONO
election were but little discussed on Change, they
having apparently served their purpose in the sharp
upward turn on Monday. Tie annual report Of the
President Of thc Wcstora Union shows The gross r.
ccipts to have been -, 564, 80 aud the gross
penses SO. 335, Il5, showing net profit OF i,22o
100, which, compared with the preceding year.
shows increase i'm the gross earnings Of S3Ol 92,
and decrease in the expenses of Sl203l9,
an increase in net earnings of S722,2iO. The
total transactions of the day have aggregated
l72, 900 shares Of which 20 800 were In Lake Shore
at 53i2Q53il "a 53i2 9523i va 53ioG 53s. a decline
from last night of Il per cent. We hear of sometalk
about an advance of frcghts from Chicago East.
but at the same time we see by The Chicago Tribune
indications of renewal of war; growing out of the
exclusion Of tho Pullman on the Michigan Cen
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FOR IIVFKPOOI,-Tn S'cCmShfp Russia, oct l3-mte
Allen Alton Angler T. A. Barber Edward dc i'eiNcd" MT
aul Sirs VIM Carr Alfred G. Glars od ahH n1Ise
ffr and Mira Isaac and MT ana AIs iilin
Cumming Mr aud Mrs u. sargent Curtis PrCi bo,u DsW
Is NJ Dnaur Nj and Ms. II. T. DDTtle, AlcxinlI pht-n
and man servant Miss Erskino O. 81 faiichl iirhS ~
cnheim. W q. FOri Miss {. NJ 'lpsoi 9i emu 81 -
C,f,eru,,r, Mr.. ~. Gttrfitl J.
W Goddard T. T. Goldman. G. r. Goldman GeGrSe llhiiOn
M and Nrs VIM f. Hastings AdCph cfi', " d. T. iiln
grrf0r Arthur James, 4. a. kingsand PEDRO feltr hu
AMI man servant atrObe, MIA IatF0De MI ana MS j.
ID or M. Id and man servants. Gen. ha,Onr ana SON.
J5rzkur ia tigna john W. McCOuB, Miss H. Mcl0nghlh
Icy Jobn SC Ncnoiny Mortimer. capt. r. j. ObeT. Dr.
Oxcy ami wire Mrs T. j. Pdres, Frances = PHra Airtah
Col a1d Mis-. Rltcn W .slhs
ton sci gmau Ias Sh5Tpcy Mrs. skinner aud man ser
want A. X Sut,n lawson Valentine, Miss Naenint' iuus
Warehouse, SITague.
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THE COURTS.
IL SILK SMUGGLING ACTIONS.


MOTION MADE To oUAsH THE INDICTMENTS
AGAINST IL. b. CIAFLtN a Co.-Mh. ENAHiS ITO
ARGUE-TdE LAWRENCE CASE.
The October Term Of the United States Cir
cult Court criminal side, Judge Benedict presiding
opened Yesterday When the case OF the United states
against II. u. Cafn Co. who are indicted on charges
of buying selling, and facilitating the conceament ana
transportation OF S7500OO worth of snueeied Silks was
called United states DistrctAtorney Bliss said that
he was ready 20 try It. William H. Arnoux. OF counsel ior
H. L. ClaAin 4 Co., stated that ne desired to Withdraw
the plea OF not guilty. and submit aidavi,s upon which
10 ground a motion to Quash tho Indictment MI Bliss
replied that he was also prepared to argue any motion
concerning the validity OF the indictment, and MI
Arnoux said that he had not had me since II had Deoh
decided 10 this step to prepare aidaYs upon Wheh
to ground the motion quash: that the questions in
VOWED OF great Importance That MT ENarts WoUu
argue them and that desired il possible, to make his
argument before two Judges sitting at the same ne 50
that should they disagree, he could have the benefit OF
certificate OF "a division OF opinion and take the matter
to the Supreme Court of the Uncd States
Judge Benedict said that the law did not allow Two
Judges s al the same time In the criminal court IN TINS
district; and suggested that in order to give Mr. ArnouS
time to prepare his aldayits, argument ON the motion
TO quash the Indictment be appointed for next Wednes
day Mr. Bliss agreed TO tdis, and II was 80 appointed
One of the indictments against Charles L. Lawrence
charges HIM with having forged The name Oh f. J"
Banding to importers bonds anu "athS VI en'''' u!
which large quantities Of snuggled silks were PASSED
Though The house. When the sase ON In ndlct
men called MIR. Bliss said that he was ready 10 uy
H. Mr. Clarke sci for Lawrence, replied thal ne
shruld demur 10 the Indictment and Mr. Bliss consent
ing, argument the demurrer was also appointed ior
next McdnC s,iay. 3d.,
In the ease ON the Indictment charging Charics l..
Lawrence with smuggling SILKS, and with ftchltaIlhg
their c0nccanent ard transportation aidf e 20 az
been smugclad, Dir Bliss stated that, penuing tbe nc
cision OF the solicitor OF the Treasury upon the question:
whether having been ostraditcd forgery, Lawrence
could be legally tired Tor smuggling, he had Dech iotplu
den by the President t. try Inn IOf that crime, ana ll
therefore the matters respecting the Indictment accus
ing him il must tAc present, remain ia their pres
eut condition. ....
,asrs the Court adjourned.
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THE SUIT AGAINST PETER b. swEENY.

A motion on behalf Of Peter b. Sweeny for
bill OF particulars. in the suit of The People against
lin for seven millions for division " the complaint
and for a specific statement Of the ciys rishis-being
substantially the same motion "a that made III the
Tweed suit vhich the General Term has denied IN all 10
parts-was denied Yesterday by Judge Lawrence IN He
Supreme Court Chambers. Swcenys counsel needed
that under the General Term dccis ION the order OF denial
must be made, but reserved the right to appeal
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Gtcamboats am Railroads.
TEPARTURE OF THROUGH RAILROAD

NEPARTURE OF THROUGH RAILROAD
~ TRAINS FROM NETWORK.
EGiR RALwA Y-9OO and 1913 = n. and y.
NIWJEsHT OrThEBS-rOr Phiadc pima steamer leayes
9fJ a. H.. l.l5, ANA T. ~.
NEN YORK, NTH II iSEN HARTFORD For Boston via
SE1ngfed-SOJ and 10 4. M. 3 and via shore
Line. aud 10 y. For New HayeItlO, 800, 300, AMI
10 "a m. IL m and l. 90 3. / 30 5.lJ. o. ana 10 m.
NEE YORK GENITAL IiIDSO RIVERS 1879, and IL
am and T. a.. :, ANA II - ~.
NEwJT.-IN GENITAL Tor the Nes-I.3O AMI 3;lJ a. M;
l2:i5, :: g. and 5-;D p.
PRSNsYL, ANA the West and south via Pitt.
burgli-gaU M and and SO p. III. Per The SOUTH via
washington S. 90 a. nl ana 3 and D. For Philadelphia
T. 100 $40 AMI 80 and $3.50, 3 1, 40 400, ., Z,
> y u IN II
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TIE REGISTRATION LAW.

stephen c. Purdys case presents an interest
n question of election law. He came INTO the XVIII
Election District OF the XYIIth Assembly District on
oct f. The election takes place Nov. = and the in
spectos denied him registry the ground that the 80
days OF district residence woud not he complete on that
day His counsel. Mr.. Lyon, advised him that az the
law does not distinguish between days and parts Of DAYS
the OF October and "a of November SnCad both be
counted IN the 30 days 1t is stated That y me IN
srtor PERSIST in their refusal the matter viii be tested
Oy MA
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ueeh. v,s, but day or two after his set time Tor ss
ing ne explained his failure to 20 by saying;
You see, Mr. johnson owes me SJO' DaI ma.
across dc ribber who owes Mr.. Johnson Den anL
man down in Nachez who owes dc man over ne ro I
I'm "a seller in II Louis owes the In katelez Jess
as soon as dem pussons pay In, Mr. johnson pay nc
and I'm wlAk around dat Niagara FANS via 'he "us'
cunst IN saw u
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THE DUNCAN. SHERMAN & co. ARRESTS.

An order to show cause rctunablc Friday,
was granted yesterday by Judge Lawrence on the app
cation OF W. W. Mcfarland, requiring Ferdinand d.
Inngchanp and Washington A. Koobling ana Others 20
show cause why the orders Of arrest obtained by them in
their suits against Duncan, sherman Co should not be
IL q .ile
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CRIMINAL. NOTES.

Tn, aurlicati0n Of Michael Finnncll who killed
Edward Baldwin TO be released hail was adjourned yes
t.ay b Judge Lawrence Court, Chambers, 10
heart to-day IN the Court o. oyer aDd TcIE.iner
The examination IN the cases of the conductors
charged with enbezzlne from the Broadway and
seventh Silr,a C0rpany continued Yesterday
Judgr Waude the were held IL $1,000 bail
each
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miscellaneous

A DVERTISERS who desire to reach country
K the West do in The and cheapest
manner using sections OF kELLOGGS Great
Newspaper Lists. Apply Ia 4 y. kELLOiG ~ Jackson
Chicago, H., or Il. W. FOSTER $50 Norh ST., y. y
brushes of every description mt No 335
- Pearlst AL articles at the lowest factory prices
JOHN X. LOPEZ.
TOR SALE-A fine, extra large Maryin's
4 SAFE; and burglar proof inquire 81 FREDERICK
ID. KING. with Mttsrs kimbs, Howell Co. 80 Broadway
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Goparilersbip Noliees.

rE,IE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore existing
4 between the undersigned under the ana rIm Of
DONOVAN & CASSIDY, s hereby dissolve d by mutual
sent. ... .o..-....
dated October 0. 1875. MICHAEL DONOVAN,
THOMAS CASSIDY
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fllarb.e an0 Slate 2lantcl5.
DcllllstrD.

A SET Of TEETH made in three hours at
- West Thirty fourth 81. near BROADWAY and SIKH
ave. special mechanical dentistry I@tihL gold, ana 'u
cari'o a!so coral rubber cculoid Take green cars from
Grand street Ferry or Siythaye. or Broadway cars.
NEWBKOUGi,, rs west lhlriyl0urthst.
NITROUS OXIDE GAS.-Teeth extracted
y who { pain. Dr. HAsBRoUCK. formerly operator
al toltun spr0a atty OF The OF the -as pt te
painless extraction OF teeth ut ll3i broadway, corner OF
2Gh-st.
COMETUING NEW! CHEAP and BEAUTI-
- FUL-My Pearl Plates Ouicatng color and sub
.taucr l. artificial teeth, cNce everything heretofore Of
beauty. strength and gnc- needs only o. be seen
To Re a5prcciatel in day and Only SO set
Gail and examine. Also best Rubber SETS from $40 to SO
G0ld and plaa S35 IN S45 Extracting under Dr. T.
q. WAIT. 10 East Twtnly-:hifdst, NJ ar MadiS0naye
yb,UE ARTIFICIAL TEETH constructed by
1 DR. GEO III. MODEMANN. 532 Shave near 56thst,
are by all % be the GROWING light OF dental art
Best sets SO so. $50.
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MINIATIRE ALMANAC


sun rses 800 Gao san sets... ~ Moon sets..... 900
WAtEE MS DAf-A. " 80
SANDY Hook GuYs island. 1926 Hell @. Ferry J'lo
WATER rms DAY-P. "
SANDY Uno. island. 149 Hell @. Ferry 1913
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EceGl Notices.

CUPREME COTRT-CITY and COUNTY Of
- NEW.YORK EDWARD HAYWOOD, JO!iN KNOTT
aud JOSEPH ALLEN, composing the firm OF HAYWOOD
KNIGHT d ALLEN. against ALEXAN DER COLLIE and
WILLIAM COLLIE, trading under the nano Of Al.ENAN
DER COLLIE !. CO.-~uE.InOns Tor money demand on
tract-(Csm not. s,r)-TO the above named driendans
Ion are hereby summoned and required Ia the
plant in this action which w De filed IN the Otce Of the
Clerk ~ the CITY ald County ct SewNorS M the County
house. city 81 New YorG, and 10 Of
your 10 the SAID complaint On the subscribers a lrr
Office 80 wall ST., in said city, within twenty days
service of this you exclusive of the DAY
OF such service; and If fail 10 answer the SAID com
the the paintns IN THIS action
will Judgment against you for the Of tSeny hye
nded dollars, with interest from the eight
cel;h day Of June thousand eight hundred aud seventy
eight hundred dollars
and interest from The 2l day Of june 1870 thu OF
thousand hundred liars, besides the tins
actOn.-New. York. July Z, 1875
FOSTER q THOMSON. Plaiutifs' Attorneys.
complaint the above entitled acton filed N the
off OF the Clerk Of the city AMI County Of NewNork ut
Comfy Court house in city This 9Th day ~ Au
gust. 1875 FOSTER a THOMSON.
aul2 iaWGwTh Plaintiffs Attorneys, 90 Wall st.
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Jee Cream.

ECE CREAM.
4 70 RETAILERS and CHURCH FAIRS, % cents per
quart -..
quart, more, 80 cents per quart.
All under four quarts, 30 cents per quart.
shipped by any the railroads steamboats,
j. RUSSELL Il SONS.
~ Bible House, y. Y.
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DROVIDENCE AND STONINGTON
llGcblnerp.

AlGrhlncrp.
Established Lei.
THOMAS T. TAsKERJR r. " IAskER.
NSORRlS, TASKER 81 Co.
w PASCAL IRON WORKS,
PHILADELPHIA
TAShER IEOS WORKS.
NEWCASTLE, pELAEAEE.
Office. FIFTH aud raskrT stS, Philadelphia
Office aud " az, house. No. - GOd-st. .NcW-fOfk.
Once aud Warehouse Ma. 80 Oliver -, Boston
Manufacturers Wrought Iron Weled Tubes. Plain gal
yan.zsI, AMI rubber coated, for steam and water
IhP-N ELDED CHARCOAL IRON BOILER TUBES.
OIL WELL TUBING AND CASING. -
GAS AMP STEAM FITTINGS, BRASS VALVES AND
COCKS.
GAS AND STEAM FITrERS' TOOLS
CASTIHON GAS nd WATER PIPE.
STREET. LAMP POSIS AID LANTERNS.
IMPROVED COAL GAS APPAhAIIS, &c.
IMPRON I'd SUGAR MACHINERY. &c.
WE WOULD GALL SPECIAL ATTENTION TO OUR
PATENT VI LCANIIED RI BBEH~tDAfED TUBE
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UNLIMITED CONFIDENCE.


The other day a Vicksburg negro was telling
biz friends that ne was going 10 Niagara Falls ior
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5iaiionrrn.
L'RANCIS a. LOUTREL, 40 Maidcn-lane,
4 solicit orders for BLANK BOOKS. STAIIONEfiN and
PRINTING. Prices low
CLOTE & JAMES, STATI0N IRIS, % Fulton
- st. willsm.-Psrtirs requiring BLANK Books
anestod 10 call aud examine stock.
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GENERAL SESSION. SUTHERLAND, Eliza Attenhain,
Julius Meyer. ThrOpl Weber mans anghtef; william
Johnson gary Joseph Connolly Thomss Mcc sTty rob
AdOph Michael smith burglar f-lhtrl
Rssnn.an Dick Mcnzcs william DOYd, Joseph Thompson
Thoms, Fallen. Hugh PARK. grand LARCENY stephen " WI
John W. Robinson. eNtoTti John Mhnnng
Patrick Neaney Jeremiah Lynch Charles T. Dudley Mat
thew burlington larceny from person; Peter lioH richard
oehn dsorderly hOnse Thomas Morgan, nrceny IRON per
Son Farrell Frank faiIrli gambling James F0"eis
0YKg AND TRIMMER BARRETr J.-rhomas sorre murder
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IL
Rondoui ard Oswego Railroad landing AT Highland Falls
NEAR Point. Cornwall NrUbuTgh hsfb1rongh Milton.
Highland New Patzb and Isopas, the steamboat Thomas
Cornell every Tuesday 1hurnsy and Saturday leaving la
risOn OF. Iiei 81. \. H., at ! y IN.
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+ EHlGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
First class passage with cabin berth -..--sa W ~
F1rst ca,s passage with stateroom berth..--'.. "

4 FIIVII NAIIIIIl NNIIIIAVlND.
IA ADVANCEMENT OF PASSENGER TRAINS, Aug. 3,
IS7eaye rpOts foot OF CUrilaud and DesbTOsses s
.. M EastOn. Bethlehem, Allentown, Manch Chunk,
Ulyet0n Beaver Meadow. MahanOy CITY, ShendHdOJh, Mt
Carmel Wlacsbarrp. Pittson Flmra, tsc ag With
Ithaca Auburn. Rochester Buffalo, Niagara Fans,
an the west -, -, ,,,.,
p M. Easton, Bethlehem Allentown, Mauch Chunk,
Iazeu M4lauOy CITY, Shenandoah, NiktsDaIGe, Plist0u,
Tmkhannock Sc, making close connections ior Heading
pOlsyille, aud harrisburg. 49,
y. M. for Eas;On, Bethlehem, AlcntOwn, ana mauch
Chunk, stopping ai all stations ,,.,,.,- =,
ESQ D. M Night Express daily, for FasOn Bethlehem, Al
lentown sfauc chung, Wilkestarrc Pttston, Elul &C.
correcting Ithaca, Auburn Rochester Baiaio,
Niagara Falls, ard the West Pglmans sleeping COACHES
MI clnh RDitr 81. rANllt. Snpt. and Eng Y.
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1ioi. .Wral- agt. Conner,
Sheriff, Sc.
71h- Cobb act. Wood
7II..MckIUlcy 4 Il aD0. agt.
Brennan, NC.
1853 kirrarer agt. TIC
- yoi DC.
GSl. .GaNiTy 9Ci. Clark.
OBS. Mclrc & son, act. Bel
lori. a..
Goa. Zoo, ieT aet. kinSen.
SOL. White agt. Baxter.
j7J. .kupier agj. Hagen
etal
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tWr-t POINT Cornwall New bufgh. Marlborough. Milton.
PourhEeep PaTk E-opu-, the seanboat James
w. BALDWIN every Monday "Wednesday and FRIDAY, leaving
Harrison ST. Per No "a, N0fth River. at D. IN.