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for which ne gave that cheek IN payment, she be-
ing widow. She was detained A the bank until
the nrm IN Springfield was communicated with by
telegraph, and 1t was discovered that the check
was forgery. The prisoner was allowed to leave
the bank, but was followed and arrested by a de-
teciive. Tne cashier OF Warder, Mitchell n Co.
testified that the signature purp0rting be OF the
lrm was false. but that IL was pretty good iml-
tation OF the senior member OF the firm.
The accused testified IN neS own behalf and her
story, In brlef, waa that she came from Vienna IN
the steamship Schiller on the 4th OF February and
was accompanied by a man named Aloyo Warmer,
who sedueed her; that upon her arrival In this
country they lived at H0boKen, and that Warmer
gave her the check and told her what to say at
the Dank, ne remaining outside, near the bank;
that sne did not know 81, 900 from $40, 900, ana
was not aware that the cneck which she presented
at the bank was forged.
Mr.. Howe who defended the GIRL left the case
under the charge OF the Court
Assistant District Attorney Lyons briefly ac-
oressec the jury. claiming that the circumstances
showed that the defendant must nave known
tnat the cheek was fraudulent. Judge Suther-
land presented the case with his usual fairness
and impartiality. His Honor said that while all
persons must De presumed 10 know the law, and,
II endowed with o fair amount OF intelligence,
wrong, yet he left 1t 10 the jury 10 say whether
the evidence Of the girl convinced them that she
did not know the check was forgery. Ii she did
mol know 1t was false at the time or utterng Ii,
II the jury had reasonable doubt upon that
point, she was entitled to verdict OF not guilty.
AS the jury could not agree HIS Honor dis
charged them last evening. IL was understood
tai.
The prisoner was remanded.
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DISPOSITION OF PATRIOTIC HEIR
LOOMS.

The will or Andrew Jackson Decatur, grand
son Of Commodore Stephen Decatur, has been
nled In the Surrogate's Court The testator died
possessed OF number OF patriotic heirlooms. in-
herited from his grandfather, consisting OF spy
glass and glass globes, part Of the spoils Of the
FIRST prize captured by an American man-ofwar,n
two swords, &c. ire spygass and globes he
leaves to his sister, Mrs. Parsons, and theswords
to his nephews, John p. Decatur and John Deca-
tur Parsons. His grandfather's Masonic medal is
left to John Parsons, his brother-ln-law. to lapse
10 ST. johns Lodge ut the death OF the legatee,
unless Mason In the family should survive the
legatee. A punch bowl and opera glasses go to
William Beverly Decatur, who has mad his name
changed TO stephen Decatur, and O dressing case
10 lelt TO Commodore stephen Decatur.
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COURT CALENDARs-THIS DAY.

SUPREME COURT CHAMBERs-Held by Judge Bar
rett-Nos. 167, 179, r. 90. lS4, 1856, 1885, 1877, l. q
g. &c. SO, g. IT, 49, 92, lo3. 104, l7o, $50. 1s9, l9O
19l.
COURT OF GENERAL sEssIoNs--Held by Judge
Sutheriand.-The People vs.. Jonn Brennan, Joseph
Fields and John H. Fields, burglary; Same vs.
VS.. Edward McGrath, 1el0nious assault and bat
terry; Same vs. Charles Harrington, grand larceny (;
same vs.. George Thompson, grand larceny;
Same vs. James O'Connor, grand larceny; same
vs. George Herbert, grand larceny; Same vs..
John Moore, grand larceny; same VS.. Edward
Mest grand larceny; Same vs.. Abraham Alex
ander, grand larceny; Same vs.. Gustav Mellen,
grand larceny; Same vs.. John Moore, grand lar
ceny; Same VS.. Emma Burns, grand larceny
Same VS.. Marcus w. Hearn, grand larceny
Same vs.. George Anderson, petlt larceny
same vs.. Thomas Mcnamara, petit larceny
same vs. John sullivan, petit larceny Same VS..
Jaques Mounais, disorderly house; Same VS..
Susan Sandlord, assault ana battery,
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lsoner was remanded
ToMBs POLICE COURT.
Before Judge Duny.
YOUTHFUL BURGLARS.

YOUTHFUL BURGLARS.
James Mickey, James McGee and William Austin,
the youngest or whom said he was eleven and the
Oldest seventeen years OF are, were arraigned for
burglary. onicer Mulvery, OF the First precinct,
stated that while patronlng his post early yester-
day morning he discovered the prisoners hiding
under stoop at No. Pearl street. They had in
thelr possession lot OF new empty canvas bags,
Wnlch one or them admitted having taken from
the premises No. 204 Monroe street, whlcn they
mad entered by breaking OF the door hasp. They
were neld for trial at the General Sessions.
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SUPREME COURT.
Before Judge rappan.

AN UNFORTUNATE DEBTOR TO BE SET FREE
Application was made yesterday in this Court
by the counsel for the defendant in the suit OF
George A. Dusenbury against Thomas L. sher-
man for sn order 10 show cause why the latter
should not be discharged nom the County jail.
the plalntiD who, IN April last caused his arrest
on cnarge OF iraudulent conversion Of monev
the unfortunate debtor has been in jail ever snce
that date aud hrs family are represented as starv
ing. The Court granted the order.
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NATIONAL STEAMSHIP COMPANY CASE.
OOO1AA OOS~ 1O1A-1NIo AZ WAUs
Before Judge MoorA.

Suit was brought in this Court yesterday BY
George W. Stillwell against Henry W. shipman, to
recover $175, one half OF the commissions alleged
to have been received by defendant for services
rendered In the negotiation or q loan OF S46 900
from the London, Liverpool and Glep0 Insurance
Company upon property located In New York.
Both parties to the suit are loan brokers and real
estate agents The defence was that the platntl1f
was never promised anything. The verdict Was
for the plain tlG ior the amount claimed.
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COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS.

a GERMAN LADx CHARGED WITH FoRoERY-A
DISAGREEMENT OF THE JURY.
great portion OF yesterday was occupied in the
trial OF an indictments for forgery In the third de-
gree against a renteel-looking young woman
named Caroline Blank, alias Pes, alias Holman.
The proof which the people adduced was that on
the morning OF the 18th OF April the accused pre-.
sented for payment at the Nassau Bank check
Tor $1,000, purportlng to have been drawn by
Wardcr, Mitchell q Co., Springfield, Ohio. she was
questioned By the cashier In reference to the
check, and as she spoke German she said throueh
an Interpreter that she sold farm to Mr.. Warder.
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THE BowERY CONCERT SALOON.
FIFTY-SEVENTH STREET COURT.
Before Judge Kasmire.

A DEFAULTING CLERK.
On the complaint or Seligman Frier, OF No. 724
Lexington avenue, his clerk, Berthold Wollhelm.
was com mitted on charge OF having. during the
past three months, appropriated to his own use
$500 Of his employers money. He denied the
charge, though the evidence was quite strong
against him.
HIGHWAY ROBBERY.
James 0'Brien and William Wilson, residents
along the North River 'front.' were held for examl-
nation, having been arrested on suspicion that
they had robbed Gus ave 0hser, No. 247 West
Filty-sixth street. on Tuesday night, In Tenth
avenue, OF gold watcn. worth $40. they pleaded
.Not aIliltY.N
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DECISIONS.
SUPREME CoURT-CHAMBERs.

SUPREME CoURT-CHAMBERs.
BY Judge Davis
wright vs. Howeb.-Order OF reference granted.
wright VS.. Howes.-Motion denied, witnout
BY Judge Barrett.
Boyer VS.. Haas.-Order settled.
SUPREME CoURT-spKCIAL TERM
by Judge Van Worst.
King vs. Mcnamara eli a.-Findings and decree
sctted and signed.
SUPERIOR CoURT-gpECIAL TERM.
BY Judge Speir.
Davidson w. Butler,-rne PLAINTIFFS action Is on
taIns . promise to convey real estate, breach
and consequent damages. The statement that the
part OF the allegation averring the breacn OF de.
iendants contract adding force to such aver
ment, bnt does not make the complaint one for q
wrongful conversion. Demurrer overruled, with
costs.
John Lacmazzini vs.. Maggy LacmazzinI.--Judg-
The National Trust Company Of the city OF New
York va. Roberts ct al.-Ihe defendants may file
an undertaking nunc pro tune as OF the day OF
fling notice OF appeal -The security must be SUI
ncent In amount required by the statute.
Keck ct al VS.. Mefder.-Let an order be pre-
ing ubstantiaily the terms proposed by defend
ants counsel.
COMMON PLEAs-gPEcIAL TERM.
BY Judge Larremore.
Seyer vs.. Wade.-Motion denied without preiu-
dice. See memorandum.
In the matter of Hubbel and another.-Report
confirmed and decree ordered.
william Jones vs.. Anna S. Joncs.--Divorce
granted.
In she matter OF vatenberg g-Report confirmed
and special guardian authorized to contract.
Cronly vs.. Frear.-MotioD denied, with costs 10
ablue the event.
In the matter Of sucKow.--sse memorandum.
MARINE CoURT--cHAMBRRs.
BY Judge Spauldlng.
Dowell vs. Hauer.--MOtion granted on terms.
spratt VS.. Huntington.-Motion granted with
costs, &c.
Godsteln vs.. Inch.--Motion to strike out an
swer, &C., denied.
Palmer VS.. McCourt.-Defendahrs default
Opened Ac,~
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GENERAL wADDY THOMPSON.

HEARING or THE RETURN TO THE WRIT
OF HABEAs CORPUS BEFORE JUDGE KRuM.
From the st. Louis Hepuohcan. July l2l
Tho case Of General Waddy Thompson came up
before Judge Krum at ten O'Clock this morning,
for hearing OF the return OF Sheriff Anderson to
the writ OF nabeas corpus issued last week.
General Thompson, 1t will be recoected, is
under various indictments In tho criminal court
OF Memphis. and apont week a0o he was ar
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" PLACE POLICE COURT.
Before Judge Wandell.

Jehn F. Mayer was arraigned yesterday morn
ing at the Washington Place Police Court, charged
with attempting to commit a burglary at No. So
Great Jones street He succeeded in entering the
room Of Mr., William J. Mckee, who lodges on the
top moor OF the building, and was busiy engaged
In the work OF plunderiDg when the occupant OF
the room surprised ana captured him. 0ficer
Hanlon, OF the Fifteenth precinct, took him to
the station house. The prisoner pleaded guilty,
but claimed IL to have been his first offence.
Judge Nandell held him In 1000 bail for trial.
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UNITED STATES SUPREME CouRT

TEE COTTON TRAFFIC DURING THE WAR
EYFEcr OF THE ACT OF 1964-powEn OF
THE GOVERNMENT DURING STATE OF vAR.
WASHINGTON, July IA, 1875.
In the Supreme Court Of tho United states tho
following opinions we're glven:-
Ncs. and II. u. Andrew Hamilton ct al vs.
Joseph r. Dillin.-ln error to the Circuit Court for
tina Middle nistrict OF Tenneasee- IL. samuel
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ESSEX MARKET POLICE COURT.
S~NsS
HIGHWAY ROBBERY AGAIN.

HIGHWAY ROBBERY AGAIN.
Mr.. John Miller, OF No. 200 East Eighty fifth
street, while standing ON the corner OF Hous ton
street and Second avenue on Tuesday night wait
ing for car, was accosted by man named
Henry Hess. Hess inquired the time, and on Mr.
Miller's pulling out his watch TO reply seized it
ana ran OF. Miller pursued, caught him and
brought him to the seventeenth precinct station
house. the watch was found on his person. Judge
Smith held him in 81, 600 bail to answer.
THE BowERY CONCERT SALOON
The sixteen women ana seven men who were
arrested on Tuesday night in the concert saloon
Ne. IL Bowery were aFraigned yesterday morn
ing. Charles Wltthon, the proprietor, was brought
up on charge OF keeping dlsorderly house (;
but, strange TO say, the eross-examinatfon of the
onlcer by the erudite magistrate, profoundly
versed in the law, could not elicit proof enough
to hold the prisoner, although his establishment I
has been notorious 10 the police Tor years past
dlsorderiy house. Three OF the women arrested
were held on charges OF petit larceny, preferred
by some gealarlng men.
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BROOKLYN COURTS.
SUPREME COURT WIDOWS LEa6L DIFFr-
GUILTY.
Before Judge Gilbert.

SUPREME COURT WIDOWS S LEqkL Diff
GUILTY.
Before Judge Gilbert.
Yesterday the case or the People ex rel. Eleanor
Hodges et al. vs. Mrs. \. J. Christie came on
motion TO issue an order OF commitment against
the defendant. Mrs. Christie Is the widow OF the
late State senator Christie. The suit is in refer
ence to the assignment Of claim for SER
vices as counsel made by the Senator named dur
ing lifetime, An order was issued some time
ago by the Court for the widow 10 surrender GER
tain papers bearing upon the issue. She refused
to comply with the order OF the Court on the
ground that she had a lien upon them. Judge
Gilbert said ne would give Mrs Christie three
days 10 comply with the order before executing
the commitment
NATIONAL STEAMSHIP COMPANY CASE.
The case Of Charles FL. Tugman VS.. The Ma
tional Steamship Company came up yesterday in
the Supreme Court on motion Of the counsel for
the company, TO show cause why the suit should
not be removed to the United states District
Court. The action is for conversion OF $40, 600
Tue Court granted the desired order.
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THE COURTS.
Liabilities Of Savings Banks and JuRisdic.
tiOn Of the Marine Court.
Important Decision by Judge
McAdam.
PATRIOTIC HEIRLOOMS.

John Mcdonald. indicted for cutting onhcer
James Sullivan, OF the Fifteenth precinct, on the
Sth OF June with knife pleaded guilty in GEN.
eral Sessions to assault ana battery, and he was
sent TO the Pententiary for one year.
Jonn M. Mcott, a youth not previously known
10 the police, pleaded guilty 10 burglary in the
third degree; sentenced to the State Prison for
Two years.
william Aladmongo, convicted OF grand larceny
at the General Sessions, was sentenced 10 the
State Prison for eight years.
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BOARDERs WANTED.

I LARGE AIRY WE'LL FURNISHED FRONT ROOM
l. and otner finely furnished Rooms suite with or
without Board at very low prices, for families gem
uemen. 307 West Twenty street.
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DAwNBRoKER's sALE-R. FIELD, AUCrGoNEER
SO owery, will sell this day, at IL o'clock 600 lots
Mems and Women's Clothing, Dresses shawls, Rem
nants, Quits Bedding, Boots aud shoes; also Coats
Pants and Vests BY order Mrs. FALLON Thirty. ninth
street. Mems Clothing al IL o'clock.
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DAWNBR0KER'S SABE.-R. FIELD GENERAL
auctioneer salesroom 81 Bowery, will sell this day,
AT II O'clock 600 lots Mems and Womeu's Clothngf
Blankets Bedding, Boots shoes. Carpets sewing Ma
chimes &C. also Coats Pants and Vests By order Mrs
S. Fuan West Thirty ninth street N. B.-The sale
Men,s Clolnlng Will eOmmenee at II o,clock sharp.
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TINsURPAssRD I FACILITIES roR STORING ALI,
~ kinds Of furniture, pianos mrrors billlard tables
and general merchandise combined with low rates H.
A. LEWIS Co, date Patterson Co.. Thirty-third
street ana Sixth avenue. Mr. PATTERSON with the new
Arm and hopes his old friends win call on him.
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DAwNBROKER'S SALE.-rHoS. J. M'GRArd AUG
Il uoneer, 1853 Chatham street Mulberry. will
sell this day, at IL O'CLOCK Mems ana Womens Cothing
Dresses shawls, Remnants Bedding. Boots, Shoes ~.
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GuERIFFrs sALE.-BY VIRTUE or AN ORDER OF
- sale made by Hon. r. j. Joachimsen, of the JUS
tees the Marine Court OF the city OF New York. will
expose TO sale public auction, saturday the l7th
July. 1873 at IL O'CLOCK in the forenoon at IS Full
ton street. large stock OF felt silk ana straw hats,
Caps, Umbrellas, Fixtures of store, &c
WIN. c. CONNER. Sheriff.
b. GALLIGAS, Deputy Sheriff
IuIN
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TINS DAY, AZ II o'clock

suPERB COLLECTION or FINE ENGRAvIEGs
PHOTOGRAPHS, OLE0GkAPHS. AND CHROMOs, ALI
HANDSOMELY FRAMED, INCLUDING MANY NEV
SS11BJECrs WHICH HAVE NEVER BEEN SEEN. Il
EIDDER
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SALES Ar AUCTION.
-JARK JoHHsoH, JR,, AU0IIoNAAE.

a. - -, -
Furniture, Merchandise and Fine Arts salesroOm,
81 Nassau street
Real Estate Department. a PARK Row, New York
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I NICELY FURNISHED ROoM-HoT AND GOLD
water, gas, with good Board; gentleman and wife,
IA; single gentlemen Sc No. 29l West Twelfth street.
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q HERMAN. sHERtFFS AND GENERAL AUC-
-. tioncer.--wnes, Liquors, Cigars, rooacco Cham
payne Office Furniture, safes, &c.-triday, July l6
lOs O'Clock No IS Bowery the entire Stock Of an inn
porter wholesale dealer-viz, casks Rhine Wine,
vntage 1858 and 1862; Brandies. Gin, Rum. &C
Port and sherry Wines; also barrels choice old
Bourbon and Rye Wblskey, Claret Wines,
Brandies GIN. Btters Kummel cases and baskets
Champagne large lot Cigars smoking Tobacco, once
Furniture Chairs fables Desks Clocks SAFES. &C. sale
posltiye Dealers invited.
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ST so 81 rEE Day e TO s Par 5d
single at 174 l75 and l78 Bleecker street, Broad
way. Croquet grounds
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CHERIFF'S SALE OF CLOTH, CASsIMEREs, CLOTH
- ing, &cS HERMAN, Sherif's Auctoneer, sells this
hursday), July Is at ii O'clock at No. Is BowerY.
the entire stock of first class tailoring eslabshment
OF large assortment of ine Cloth Doeskns Cass
meres Lining. Buttons Thread &c also Clothing,
Coats Pants Vests, &C.. also Store fixtures Counters
Mirrors Safe. &o WILLIAM C. CONNER, sheriff.
JANIS NJ STEWART, Deputy.
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DAwNBRORER,S SALE. WATCHES AND JRwELRY
j. JAMES AGAR, Auctoneer, will sell on Friday, at
o. SeE Bowery, 800 Lots Gold and silver Watches Gold
and Diamond Jewelry Opera Glasses ailverplated
Ware, Guns. Pistols Billiard Balls, Musical and Mathe-
matcal instruments, silk Umbrellas, Fancy Goods BY
order OF SAMUEL GOODsTk1N. Bridge St, Brooklyn.
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WINES, LIQUoRs. Sc.

IN THoRRAU EFT FILs' CHAMPAGNEs VINE
~. yard propretors, Chateau Lacheze, saumur,
France
Carte dor 90 per dozen quarts
Carte Beue. 81 per dozen ali packed in cases carriage,
freight and insurance 10 any port In America. Prompt
forwarding, via Le Havra or Bordeaux.
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FOG ACCOUNT OF WON If NAY CONCERN
~ ~ tMhhhs STOCK AND MATKRIALS HOSE,
SnSs5Esbp SrSsEb BASINS ARGAND BURNERS, HOSE PIPES.
M IN ~ rAss, MdRK BRONZE GAS PIPE, GAS TUR-
tsNr toNr 1i-ASs AND POkC tLAIN CHIMNEYS, PIPE AND
81 ~, = EVp y WISE BATH TUBS SHOWER ON BOARD.
~ ~ nS btASS CUPS AND PULLS. DROP LIGHTS.
TAaT tpJIs, q MATERIALS, &C.; ALSO, BILLIARD
also, THE HQUaEH0LD FURNITURE. SOFA Bed
STEAD BED, BEDDING, DINING ROOM AND BASE.
MhNF NFfURNIruRE, CURTAINS SHADES MIRRORs
EEFkIGBkAFoRs, KITCHEN WARE, 80, &C.
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sd FLOOR, COOL SPACIOUS ROOMS, HAND,
4 somey furnished, bath, &c. with first class Board
at summer private table II required No. Il East
Thirty second street between Fifth and Madison avs
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ROBERT DALE OWEN.

HIS INsANITY-AN INTERVIEW WITH HIS SON
IN REGARD TO THE FALL OF HIS FATHERS
REAsoN-HE Is PLACED IN THE STATE
AaYTuNT
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UCTION SALE THIS DAY
n THIS Thursday MORNING, at 10 O'Clock.
at hve story brown stone ma Rsion,
No. ~ West 10th St, 9TH avenue,
handsome household Furniture.
Two elegant four round ~ octave Plancfortes
(steinway's and Decker Bro 's)
elegant Parlor suits IN satin and brocatel rich dining
room Suits Turk sh and Spanish Lounges Easy Chairs;
Marguerite, Centre and Console Tables; fine Oil Paint
ings Bronze Figures, Clocks; mante. pier and other
Mrrors three Bookcases Desks Library Tables Turkish
Suit
Elabo ate solid walnut and rosewood Chamber Sets.
richly inad ebony and gilt; plain Bedroom Sets Bed
steads Dressing Gases Bureaus, Washsands, Chairs.
Rockers Bedroom Lounges ~ hair and spring Mat
tresses Extension Table, Buffet Chairs, in leather; Si
yerwsre, 9r9ekery rep and hancloh suits 20 Carpets,
Hall Stand, kitchen Furniture &c. BSale positive
Goods packed and shipped for purchasers
ROBBERY Q. CAsHIN, Auctionecr
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. BLOCKS FROM ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
y furnished Rooms 10 let, with or without Board
transient boarders taken also table board. u and q
East Fourth street.
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COUNTRY BoARD-Ar FARM HOUSE. IN ROCK.
" lana county, IS miles from New York on New Jer-
sey and New York Railroad mile from depot; terms
80 and ST. Address s. A. y, box II Garnerviilc N. Y.
NOUNTRY BOARD ON A FARM-A FAMILY OR
~ children At moderate terms Address II. H.. box l33
Post Office Nanuet
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,yyM. II. LEGGETT's SCHOOL for BOYS,
w l.2l4 BROADWAY.


A BOYS BOARDING SCHOOL, Media, Penn,
"A u miles fIon Phlade pha. Special attention 10
backward pupils special and provision for little bOt
individual aud class instruction. combining the aiyan-
Of tutoring and school room drill Rates uOdcr
ate books and school stationery included extra charges
what yer payments easy Pupils admitted az any time The
Principal deyotes undivided attention the school, and Is
assisted by experienced male teachers In the Classical
Scientific Busin English aud Junior % study For
circulars estInonals picture Of building gymnasium &c,
sGlIess Z, Z. suOETLEDOL (ual yard a. Media, Penn.
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WHITE STAR LINE.
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CARRYING TIE
UNITED STATES MAIL.
NEW AND FULL-POWERED STEA hSIfPS.
Sailing New York on SAT- RDAGs from Liverpool on
THURSDAYS. calling at Cork HlrbOr each way
CELTIC, SATURDAY, Dee. \, al $50 a. IN.
ADRIAIIC, SATURDAY, Dec II, ~ p m.
BALTIC, SATURDAY, Dec. L. az $50 a. IN.
GERMANIC. EATI RDAI, Jan J. at a. m
CELTIC. SATURDAY, Jan. :. - -, ..l,.,,,
FROM THE WHITE STAR DOCK, PIER o. NOhlh
RIVER
These steamers uniform in size and unsurpassed IN APP
poinimcnts. The saloon Staterooms, smoking anu I;st
Rooms placed amdshps, where the noise ana motph
are least Attending degree Of comfort hitherto unai-
tainable at
on favorable terms. Steerage, 12s.
Drafts 4 upward. .
For inspection Of plans and other information apply at the
COmpany's Offices, No. - broadway, sew ! or - .
X. j. COHrIS, Agent.
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L GREAT TRUNK LINE AND UNITED STATS NAIL
ROUTE. Trans leave Newl from foot OF
Eypress for HARRISBURG. Pittsburgh the West AMI south
with Pullman Palace cars attached so D
Wilamsport and Lock Haven via Philadelphia and
H1 l ' S sS Hy CORN ia r 30 a 5 ios
meet at CORY Tor ntGsyue, Pe,IVca Center O
Tor Baltimore Washington, and the South Limited wash.
ugtDn Express OF Pullman iaglor cars daily sunday
81 a. m arrives At washington az 40 y. u. 4SsaT a.
Express for Philadelphia, $50, otu 30 a A. 30 3 T.
and p M Emie al AND second class p N.
F% HeS i6 a. o VS2 40 p p 10 ~ a IN! iS n a. Il
$50, Z, 100 s, 10, 1850 p. and II ngaL SUNDAY,
$40, $50, q and 8 10 D. m. - , - -, ,
l. ?. so S:i0 S4 4 4i6 49, i5' 500 $40 .. 10 . ~
$50, Z, 73l, SO. 10, l3O ?. m, and ~ night Sunday
OI FOX Iah~iysG 9, So, 74o, g. 10 llA%yl IN, z
ESQ $40 $40 a. o 80 TO- 90 80 81 - eJ ~
For Weoiords Perth Am6oy aud south AmOoy, aud 10
FOR Sew BrGnswicS 4 aud II ra, p $40 slO 20.
ol5 p. 2. M R Ana ANIL ~ nifaL M sunday isyj p m.
For Alasioa aaa s9sky ai. : ~ a. "a and 10 y M
Ior frn.ston,, 4. o4Va IN, tSi9V = ~ ana y a.
For FhulpsbuTg anl Bclyderc $50 a nj. aud p. M.
For Femiu gton. 80 a. m and ; p. M.
For Mercer and somerset Branch, .. IN. =,
Trenton B1rentowp, burlington aud Camden, 80 AND
W f,r = F re-, $50 a. ui. AID d'iop m.
For FaTmuglale and Squsn. 1870 a M and =. m.
For gh'soNn fembcrton, and camden Via Pcth Amhoy,
$50 p M. ani via Monmouth Junction, a:lO 2. n. =
For Hightsown and temberton, - n VIA Perm Amtpy'
and 80 an, VIA M9hinouth Jnie .lon -, O go, an Al
Trains arrive as foloNs From Flttsbarsh % Sna iv0
M AMI No s0 p Fo Ss , 40 70 aa ana sS = a.
ar siS ia ana 90 lo o snaas gIg - M M ~
6a5, ll.5i a m, 40 esa 1927 p M ~ A., uonse
and foot OF Deshrosses and Cortiandt SIS No tait -
Brooklyn and Nos ia, ll1 and nc hhn-onS1' ""0"A'
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