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1yerpoo, .... NAV 4isEw-pSi tANs.. Nay .
CLEARED SrsTEsD.Y.
Sims sonth America Bailey. Liverpool, IL "Hf>pa,'
Neiiaor Champlin London Guswold y NivnoN' a.
Uayre Boyd fiinek"n; Tmpr, EidlrHS. nS'Hn'' 49,.
KIN, Co. packet ship Spring, Hamilton Mar'ee' '''"
y uluckcn. -. cfov.rN NJ Murray.
,ia My Island of Trinidad, q 4 hore.ood 70
~, Princes ROYAL. Hcywarf. Bcrmuds' pa ia
yeap' Ma'nns,33' GiSf, HeIs a@ore sayanesh
llswley Bristol III; Iioulion. "sfen, se,,.,rn "
Buck. Br brig Velocity, stephens hA'oo' "'"''"' ~
S"br, odeon McL-laa Bargor Me RIP Buck Anselne
Io,line. Egg Iiari0r.
s.oop Compact DAVIS hey "e'''
ARMED YESTERDAY.
shin Cr,,ova Colon. Smith 10 ds I'm Havana sugar &c
~ spof1ri Tilesion Co. - S.,
shin Arson Barkman. ds I'm Charleston TO T. >utIo..
gri- sterling Hamilton, d in Savannah 10 Soo'
Morrrll. - D., g., =. -. e., 81, h,i,.t 10
a., Cna Latham ln Galveston, Texas, May Sh' cot
on Sc 10 ogden 49,, IA. c, :, Ioho> NB
Br schr John BOynion, Mel''h' - - '"' - ' "
Ps,'sI 70 .d ROW, II ds I'm Cheryfed. lumber 10
ns'ler ,, Ricke,son sds I'm Bedford. oil To master.
80 CDtber,re Amanda. Thea, I'm FhIaoelphia co" "
Lang EaadoP 1ar I'm PHILADELPHIA coal to Mr. Jacobs
S, s,,,n Cronper 3 is i'm The Ohes"P,"Ae' COT" ~
S rpn plo, Poland. i'm Calais, 10 Brett We.
81, I,.ner Uowes in Bosom, u T. y ; -
Srhr Fairfield. Burr. I'm saeh ~ ", - Coz. 10 Hnn,sr
81, to.enhin. Robinson I'm Rchpoh' 'D~ 80 - ,yn,r
C,I n,,,rb Cor,rn im Brandy~ine' mrAi !" '''""
I CO. ~ -, p,r,,,oJ.
Be- Oh Yapp. I'm Philadelphia, ) = y "''@s
.,. Ward rank. -New-york, My .i i''
,at5 IT,, 80 der. of thi> Bank are htreDN ,r
hat an election thirteen Dreou ~. In section " IL
aud tor three Inspectors athe next succr'uin
B br held al the Banking HOUSE, on Tuesday tAe UNIV"
, iay OF June next. t.,, , o,-lo,k r. VI
o,o,u, ny 0'd'' o. u. $ FRASER, Cashier.
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This uu,cb.rs: r. II. society viii meet a

the Cirr corner ct D. aucy and Christie sueer' on
Tb,r.Isy Eyeuin, and every succeeding Thursday Vol
untcer Go No. 3arc expected 20 join tn, Society on hnI
1av June l. and another Fire Co. VIII eslVen the meet
- ~. i +. AIMS, President.
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Y OOk At TNlS.-Iust received lot

4 OOk At TUlS.-Just received "A lot
Printed Nu,lu.. Yari wide, at oav - .ot ra'f1n
Fla, NJ i; lo Mating !. tl lot Lneu Drilling At only j.
81 yard Do; Stock, at J.; lot satuet ~ lsai' bouh'
HE'D Casircrt> II IS. Cd lot Fans at cents lot Cam
,i ..,. a. i I lot BonRcl Lawns per yard bot
inc Mourning ID. Lanes n J, per yard Mus cents p'
10, fine Bomba1ue only O., 3D. lot fine Canlet 'oas al
ons <5 - lot Paraol, only Is 6 lot Carpet al eny i
qsr yard, los sale IN any quantity at
WILLEr HAWKINS SORE Ni |fe'u~''h''
ir.. 9Th >iprc h'o" >piil-''t
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VREAT nm NOVEL Attraction at

NJ the FIYSr,N FTEI D>-Frre Concerts IL Re
W1>srd every Monday Wednesday, aaa SATURDAY amer
moor. from b ocock 70 81 ecock. 20 commence NnalN
next T. rs.rf lire infuren.l - Writ these o-ughur
grnuri irresistible Mr. VI Carly the lessee 90 lne pf't
hasfs cici,urs u the publs u al he h'> H
--~rr 4 short engagement with Band cof-tn- ~ ten
pro,s.~. OF hch orirr ~ talent mi leo 10y Mr. T. Nyrr-
They 40 perform select cu from tr Operas oi the s0>
,l1i,r, c'rfpr,e->. with aVOrte pgerture> taYlns>
CaIooal,> Nc The heau:v oi TIN surrounding scenery
cs,bn.i VIII ih, tNcrlri- .u-lc. cannot ill 10 eli
,r,-,ty.or .-lu., r,-gtt rlly honor ~ WIN
- -,----.,,x mis- sNs"
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U,UE NEW YORK MUSEuM-lor-

L mer'v known n P~axA - Broadway, opis> e ne
CIV HaH Trcaiendau. t-rncfon. Increased Novelty
MONDAY. MAY st. aud every eNtnins dHnns Is ~fA
C-.nd ~ ,e ot ne Woudt ril Poly .pss'e, p, ~
imported NV Errrpe. hv Nou> Martin AMI u he pre-
.erifs,i ro tire .ul.c or .hr fri time ~ ths country
o. th. oc-s,,n a.>1 b. exhibited new Dasnefrrs
rama 4 se quar- au painted 10y Be'yamn ard 'cme
ri The ns> a-fi,f, in France.
NJ IlILL vii ir b., Lecture on he llal''' N-'"s
Manner. Sc. 0s the Dovu-Essier>
The wonderful Dwarf engaged for one week 'org'
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Il ACES-Laces-- isibbons.-Cap Lace
1 As cents: cap Ribbon, cents BoHn'i Bhbon' 'ha
mn. Lace Mu,.ns; Quln-,, Iseiiiug>; Codar>i Hat
six. SC Mll.ncr, AMI Peilars supplied IT
LEE?ERS corner Grand and Chri,Lie siree's'
,,,r.. and 2Sa Grandst
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o. BARTLETT, Book AUG

II ton and Gonna ,siou Kcons Tor TIE sale o' ttNao
tIlrar.e, ou Paintings, EugraNng>, Fancy Miee'' N0'
Cash advasc,d on cors gnments t..
Real Esiate. Ac. ~, 49,, -.
No. $50 Broadway (neN deer To Howards Hotel, up
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DETRENCHMENT Retrenchment

DETRENCHMENT Retrenchment
IL is the order of the day. and in these peculiar times
u,,d every one in hand to look well to their purchases
DINGMAN, BODINE 4 CO.,
sol Grond.,trcet corner OF Orchard
Would lust remind the Public who are IN wanto Dry "oos
lat IN consequence OF their purchasing for Cash exclusively
tev are enabled to hold great Inducements especially
:, regard, Richness. Variety and Prices They invite tbs
,de. to call Tor themselves before purchasing
elsewhere. NE" 0ooDs'
leases French Lawns, from !. TO 2. 3d.
Bal,orene>, desirable goods case roulard Sins
? Ceylon M1sns, very cheap
10 super English PrRt'. from Il to =
Tsrlston Muslns, splendid goods
, Mous.eline de Lanes, from is sd u 2'6i
~ rara.o!', very cheap.
SHAwIS.
10 boxes sIk shav embracing Satin Damask. plain and
s-ured Fol dc sOi, Cbcne, Gro Gram. Changesble'
very heavy; Chcnc Long shawls, Gro Ora do, SATIN
Bordere,i and POO Long Shawls, 100 Plain AMI En-
broidercd De LANES, Fancy. "a
>UkS-SILkS.
re stock Of ,ea.onabe Figured silks embracing every
STYLE rom 4, 6d 10 o.
20 pieces BEAUTIFUL blue black figured.
q PLAN black and bue.black from IS 81 to 81.
. plain mode coior>
" Tare,an silks for Bonnets; also Gro de Maple,
Gro de France Deyantnes Salns, >nclews, Plaid, &c
BOMBAzINEs AND MOURNING GOODS.
~ niece. black and buebl.c. Bombarines from 6, To -
cases black and lead AMI black and white Lawns, Mourn
ing De LANES Crape,, &c.
PRINTS-PRINTS.
~ .o0 yards Calico from al 70 ls-a variety unequaled
DOMESTlCS.
10 case. beached Long Cloths, from CT To l.
1, hale. urhleacsed do from 81 10 l0d.
TcAings Chiuzes colored Cambrics, >hretngs Se
GAMBROONs AND SIMMER sTUFFS.
3 ca.es Gambroons. from , 10 g..
Frruch Linens. Drills Jeans Drsb De III Camh!ei.
AL Paehas. Marseiies and Valencia Ne,tn.s
ALSO
coycs Hosiery Iaces Jaconeis Mulls Camhrcs, figured
striped, checked snd paIs-a very cheap
BINGMiN, BoDINE co,
/ C,r,nd-.t cor q Orc ard
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ADJUSTMENTS
4 MEXICAN Museum. corner Of Broad


wav and tnn strerf-P r BAENUM. h.nsg-r.-
tverv Day AMI Evening M, we~k. commencing on Won
iav MAY : Be-; attraction lhr cty. Day '>iff> -
rl-tei te evening -ce Master JOHN Dsnrri. re
ra orr nsl rrgro dancer srd ihr cei' hIsird W "ht
* arr eu-a-rd. one week 90 th- mf,iffa -
4, ny Girl VI. Rsle re charming Ncca =. a>o. In
Pc Csf.,e the hclu' 'l Dancer. are esg7ged tNp'r
f-rf. N ANIMAL Magnetism couipauy oi luan arfiogs
VI Ll4s.rr o.. cDI.'r .r.llerst
,,n.. p hn nr ;, -rts-chiiaren half prlcs. N )
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PORT oF Nxw.YoRK, JUNE !, 1912.
NuNIATifKE ALTANAC.-rHls p@T

Discs I' IS Ssts % Ri..s 10 >eaih ll.eye.
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y Home Ecague.-A re-uiar stated meeting o
he Nome League OF ih- state % N-E York., VII Be he'd
Il H.. Repository Of The Arrc,n a,i.ut- on W e tines 10,
Es-nlng IL June. at y 0ciock.
sf-.n-rrr. IE.lfeI 10 afi.n-I MI =
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MONEY MARKET.
Sales mt the stock Exchange, .N0y BIZ
commercial and Honey Matters.

SECOND BOARD. -
N Harlem b Sls - $50 Harlem ........... ID
100 do .......,...... I5i % do......b 10 days -
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He'd respectfully

invite, Dis friends md MI who a.e fond 81 me srE7i
amu>enent o Billiard play ny 10 cni At Bl,,iods k9"n'
over lie Climax Eatrg lioJ,s. Aanstreet. ana - Vi
Id. street " IRE are .pcndd Tables, Satr mlrhie 'ud
Iron. wrh all TIE European improvements Iahl'> ana
cloth, o- >air. { 3 NJ betting tolerated up tn
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cLrARrp NrsIEspAY.

Latest bates. -,
MaV ! HAvRE ..............: nay =
rppooi...,......M Nav 4SE~-nSi nay :
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90 = lYD ASTRAL lamps.

II urRRITTs g. PAGE, 100 BOvery. have esa-
-, or IAN. a. extensive arortment II Lamps, which
49, Aver AZ very io.s prizes. Also, Oirasdo.s, EDgsh
s,,y,.us Tea >ri., GasOr.. Cot GAS. ks- myl2 Inns
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-HOOL QUESTION.
Home League,

Price cents ssge. Liberal discounts 70 agents or
-le-s Jel It,
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nR. RICHARDSON'S celebrated Shcr-

X n
From Boz Dover (N.ii CARTE.
Dr. RcIard-Ons Birera-fn ogT colDuas may BE- ioynb
an advert eneul Vegetable Dt;sr., prepared By DR..
= q. Richardson. at -ou H. adng, Mas Ihey arr, a.
All 10 be- undoubtedly composed Of variety of valuable
AMI purely ytgesbr AMI 'r-s own experience,
A. well 0iefs speak ghiy OF Their r-novaung
,od nygurang efec;s rpDn tie system. W, have good
eDun Cd tie Bitter. tney arr not qnack nsfnn, but
seo.sr. prepared and Wendell 10y regular pbyscisn,
adusre cd the co-ge Of O@n STATE, and who n sad
i le in he Of pnfng them himself but leaves II 10
ho.e who Try tl~b Judge hsmselse. For the diseases
raj many liable the spring and sumner, such as
fertility slyspepsa. bi.Ous and nervous cOmpl kc,
IN NOT hr.tae .ay that these bitiers will be found .aie
,gr,ea a, and eectua restorative. A. good hath
III tie creates. Of esrtiy blessings woUli Early sylse
,ho.. horng under such dS.z.ss make trial Of Dr.
Richard~s-s siuer-; hey do NJ harm. and may 10
much go,li confident IN many csses They have
Vegetables asd vegetable m-cI.s uEq1estionaby the
most coug@nial % the human system.
For sale by tie agents, A. g. ID. sadds DrDstas,
- Futnn,t, 0f Goids, and 100 FUtoast Also soih
~ David Sand. Co. NJ II Vast Broadway corner Of
Muketstreet Alan. y >ands Co, No Hj brsai~s 2,
.o~u-r OF Chamfcrs.res, aud By Drgggs' gessrsI'y
;uro0giout the ciy and country Prre Is r~ myo ims
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"a l,,en Corn IO0 dor plain Grass, u" doh 1p"D'"
', ~ 80 an, Is DO, Brinble >cyhr., Tor safe by
"'O'' NM u. WIGHT co, 10 Josn.'rsst
IT.. "' " sOi- Agents n Nrw.Ysrk.
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THE Self.In.trnctor and journal of Ihe

Universal Lyc-um. by Josiah IIobrooh. = publ ,'-d
u1rh y Al the Exchange Lyceum. 3i3 Br1idway, al .
re,f. year Maid In advance 4 liberal discount VIII b'
made 10 agents buy by the quantity Agents OF penny
- -. tcQ R,,xsr,- lel
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There b.. bee hn, moderate business 10 Foreign re
r ,cr tb- Boston steamer, and the market closes tTy
.upu,- at . 81 for STERLING, and Sd for France
Mobile land, rather better To-Day bui on "h' Pu
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MUSETM-The most pop.
MEXICAN MACKINTOsHES.-
INDIA RUBBER CLOTH, suitable f,r

i carriage top>. Curtains, aprons &c ahl u "i"''
now on hand f3r sale NJ Who'll sae and retail.
HORACE H. DAY, successor io
lw RoIbury l. X. Co, - Maden-iane.
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PERU IRON COMPANY

AVE, aud will constantly keep in Opposite with
Il their Agents at Burlington, Vt, Peru manufac-
tured Nails and Iron, of the following descriptions
to wit -
NAILS
3D. adj 3D. 81, Sd, l0d I'D 20d, 2id Sod 40d sod God
SI'IKES.4 inch, IL, 5, 5 - and G.
FINISHING NALS.-6d ed, l0d I'D manufac-
tutcd specially for finishing nice work.
FLOOR NAILS-l2d, 20d and 2id.
IRON.
ROUND TRON-3-s, ZIG, l-2, GIG, SIS ll-16.
ga, IS, inch. | ls, Ia, 3.9, - 1873
"a, inch, 2 Ia 2 l.2 3, and 3 l.2
SQUARE RON-3.9 ZIG, l-2, GIG, So ll-l6,
81, 7-9, l. l-S, Ia, | 3-S, 2, 2 l-2 inches
BAND IRON,-l Ia, | Ia, 3-4, g. Ia, 2l-2,
23-4, 3. l2 4, A l-2, inch.
TIRE RON-l Ia, IL, 3-4, wide, and from
3-s TO SO thick.
HORSE SHOE iron, various sizes.
HANE AND SCROLL IRON. do do.
MARBLE SAW PLATES, Gu, 10 order a,
shur notice.
The Perm Iron Co. manufacture their goods at Gin
tunvlle, \. Y. from Iron of their own make. They
in'end to keep in The hands Of their full
and complete assortment than can e found in the
SAFE. II i le'ievel iha the goods from thi, e.ta-
IL hmen are Letter manufactured, than those from
any other in lis vicinity.
Purcha els are re peclully solicited TO inspect the
Goods oi'hl~ Co-Price> : low and terms favor
able, as can lie Oh tanned in the SAFE
F. & w. l.. STRONG, Agents
Aug. 2j'h, 1912.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-09-30

CANADA MAIL.
BY a recent arrangement of the Department. tn
EXCHANGE Once at ll2hgare has been transferred
to burlington, where mail is made of for Montreal
daily, Sundays exccptcd) nj p. NJ. and des atched
per Steamboat. BY this arrangement the regular
time between Boston and Montreal is bat two days
and between the latter City and Burlington only ten
or twelve hour.
Post Masters in this State, and east, will please
IA notice OF this arrangement, and govern them.
selves cordncly.
The Canada mail arrives (per oat) nbou, I, and
letters to be mailed al burlington should be depos ed
in the Office by p. NJ.
II. B. STACY P. NJ.
Burlington July q 1912
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-09-30

THIS is the land OF Burns here song
Pour'd forth ts tide of purest joy,
'Mong woody bracs, in glshes strong
And musc's melting ecstacy
Here, nature robod in fairest sheen,
Gives out her flowers, in beauty rare,
With woodlands waving darhIy green,
Along the bonnie banks of Ayr!
And DOOM loved rairy.hnunted stream,
Sings sweet'y as 1t flows along
(Flt music for poels dream y
As conscious Of the Poets song!
unseen, unsung, unknown by all,
TIL grnsp'd by Burns magic power
As winter chains the WATERFALL
Roll on, fair stream! in gentle wave,
Singing soft music 10 the sea;
Thy song, the praise of him who gave
To thee thine immortality
a rose upon the banks of Doom
To me becomes faier rosc;--
More lovely bright at sunny moon,
More fragrant at the evenings close!
The birds are not nf common wing
Thrnsh, hackbrd, lark and linnet shrill
To me they sccm what time they sing,
As if the bard were list'nlns still
And spirl's-if they e'er again
Revisit scenes to fancy dear
The dark min, wood or lowry plain
Then Buns oftimes is wandering here!
Alone, or with some elder bard
To show the stream, or woody deli,
Where first his infant strains were heard,
Amid the scenes he loved so well,
Bar!s have language Of their own,
They converse n an unknown tongue;
T. vulgar minds mast hot be known
The hreathlngs OF the harp when strung.
To Ministries, sayings dark are told,
Aud mystic forms rise to their mind
In shadowy gardens they behold
The future and the past combined.
Old Osslan sang by Moryans stream.
Ani Shakespeare, sweet on Avon sung,
While Milton soard IN airy dream,
'MJng bowers of bliss when time was young
But mid the harpers hi.h in ,unr,
What Bard more lofty may compare
With HIM who strayd by bonnie Doom,
Or WANDERED 'mong the banks Of Ayr!
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-09-30

GOODS ate CHEAP, and will be SO until good Tar
~ III takes the place of the vacuum, subsli iute
American National Republican system of encour-
agement to Agrculturs's by non-prote ton TO Man
ulacturers; the whole sum and substance of which is
thai we have for the last past several years, been
lesslaiing under and for this benefit of Foreign M
tons rather than fostering our own industry, which
when it showed Itself IN individual united enter
prize struck with the prralilc Veto shock and
as the People will soon WILL thar THAT Power shall
cease to operate against the National Republican Vi.
altv, then the Agricultural interest will be improved
the Manufactures set in motion, the Laborer of the
Country find advantageous, employment, money begin
again 10 circulate, all the pretty and useful kinds
of GOODS then as now be had of the Peoples agent.
HOWARD.
Cheap Cash Store Sept. LIST, 1912.
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Medicinal Articles.

Murrl>on's Pill from he British College OF Health
London. Indian Purgalive Pill; Sherman Cough
anI Worm LuzcnGe, t, or Mani Plaster, Sherman,
Re oralve Lozenae- 10 cure lly emery and Bowe
Complains Sheruan'> Brea>' Ointment, ami mol
,lnd> Of DR.. A. Sherman'> Luzenge>. Thompson,
Prrnlu'> and Peer>un'> Eye Water Senlletz Pow
der, Soothing >yrup for children cliting teeth
having sore gum; MOTHERS RELIEF.
y. b. The under l@nel are agents for ,everal
ct the above pllar fnel cna article. and Ill thea
al whole ale orrelalal The lowc-t price. Some OF
them we're purrha' Ell request of hose who WI. he,
far HEM A ire. h supply in.t receive and all who
wl,h for any hing IN The above line are NV ell 10
examlueq auy and price., a the Variety 5 ore
Aug1,l IS PANGBORN e. BRlN SMAlD.
Also Wlow Chairs, Wagon, Grad &c.
\ :. Ii h. I. " E,
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Steamboats, leave New Haven for ~ York daily
TO GREENFTELD. HANOVER AND
IA TE,RNILL

MA |ERIfIIL.
Stages will leave Springfield, daily, at p NJ for
Haverhl, via Northampton, Greenfield, Brattleboro
and Hanover.
Stages also run daily from West Brookfeld Ia
Ware and Enfiold-from Palmer to Thlce Rivers,
Belchertown, Amherst and Monson From Wilbra-
ham TO South Hadlev and Northampton.
Fare to Springfield So.
Passengers are particularly requested to procure
their tickets before aking seats in the cars
Tickets can he obtained in ba " at G. r. Povne's
Office, p roadway, ticket Office in Depot At
Grcenhllsh
FREIGHT DEPARTMENTAL Freight Tram
will leave Greenhush daily Sundays excepted for
Boston, at A. NJ
Charges for Flour to all east of Springfield 81 cts
per barrel and when in lots of 100 bbs or more for
Boston, by special contract at reduced prices
First eta freight, such rs imported Dry ,ods
Teas, Bonneis, Boots and Shoes c. 50 per 2OOO lbs
I'd class, such as Hides, Ienther Hemr Grass seed
Fresh meats and Fish, AT so per 20n0 lbs 81 class
such as otton, I've Woods, Moasses Sngnr. &c NJ
8, per 2000 lbs. 4th class, 81 h as Coal Grain Pic
Iron, Lumber, Wooi, &c, at 81 per 1000 lbs
Every information will be given ut the office in the
Depot Mt Grcenbush
NOT1CE-A Merchandise Car will be atfache to
the afternoon passenger train for the accommod alton
OF those who may desire to forward some particular
articles of freight with extra DESPATCH and which are
OF perlshn lie nature; such butter dc.
Rates o! Freight will be double LIST Glass per ren-
lar freight train.
s. WITT, Freight Agent
WIN. H. TOWNSEND,
Mas'er Tram pUrtatlon
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ttfa1tfAs tf2Sa, i5fiafEza, 6aAaz an
-t 81 d EtA
ALBANY AND BOTTOM Raj ROAD.
Fare through 10 Rnsian 81.

Morning train through 10 Boston, leaves the Depo,
at Greentush at before o'clock precisely every
morning, Sunday oxcepied) arrive in Chatham T.
at Plltsfied 9s at Springfield l2l NJ at Worcester /
p. M. and at Boston Ga
Passengers br aklast at Chatham.
Passengers must leave Albany, BY the south ferry
not later than o'clock.
The afternoon train, also through to Boston leaves
the Depot at Greonbush ut 3 IS, arrive at Chatham
ut s. at Pttseld 81, at Springfield at 81 p. NJ, leave
Springfield at "a A. NJ. and arriven Boston at A. NJ
Passengers leave Albany as above at 20 and not
later to insure passage.
The cars of the Hudson and Berkshire road will
run between Chatham aud Hudson in connexlon with
both trains
=, Passengers for Lebanon Springs leave the cars at
Edwards, thence by stage TO the Springs, about 6
miles, or rom Piitsfed, as they choose
EOR HARIT'ORD AND NEJV IA ZEN.
Pa sengers leaving Al any in The morning Nv The
/ lefore 6 O'Clock tran from Greenbush, arrive in
Springfield atl2l a.m.-may leave Springfield nj for
Haroid-thence by cars arrive in New Haven by
I! p. m. Or leave Greenbush in the 3 35 u. M
train, arrive in Springfield at 9! p. m-thence at
a. m. by Steam Boat 10 Hartford arriving there at
ll-ihence by Steam Boat at 2 p NJ. arrive in New
York next morning by o'clock, or they NAV leave
Hartford for New Haven by Rail Rood at 5 p H. and
arrive there at7l p. m.
Steamboats, leave New Haven for ~ York daily
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From Alerarder's .N,Sse
THEODOSIA /:
an Historical Taie-- Conaectfa ,cith the
Life Of Aaroa burr.
OR A DAUGHrER'S LOVE.

When he voic. thit thou lovath is hlsud
Let my memory still be thy pde
And forget not smiled as die ."-RvEoY
"What is it, Ma, that makes Papa ST.
great a man? know he is Kind, loving and
'nduIg"nt to me. Oh, he is very kind in
deed, but then he does not love every body
as he loves me, and yet every body admires
HIM. Tell ne, dear Ma, how is it =
Why. Thcodosia, my dear, Your father
is man of talents, he is a very brave man,
and has tuu4h, the battles of his country, and
he Is great statesman, great orator, and
great soldier. He is fit TO rule this Re-
public, and bnl for intrigue would now be
the President ofi,." replied the mother oi'
the pra,tlne girl
Is that the reason--tien shall love him
more than ever, if that be possbIe---hut You
don't know how love him already,' repli-
ed the enthuaslc girl.
81 know it my dear, aud feel quite leal-
onS. Yon iont love NO halfso WE'LL fear,
my sweet Tneodosia."
"Well, Ma, that's because YOU are not Il
great man. love You very much, but
would die for my father" cried Thoodosa,
with great energy.
:" lie is worthy Of all Your love and re-
speci. my dear child. You NAV cherish
such an affection AS the lest of your naule, 4"
replied her mother, ,enIerlv.
" Dear Ma, | cant help it,. love him all
dav, aud dream of him all night" cried
Throdo>ia.
you are dear little enthusiast. hope Your
lave for hin will induce youlo make Yourself
=, III II
anablr temper, which You have, and in for
ming your manners on the best model, and
TO the most agreeable tone. You know Your
father has "A high idea of what polished
woman ought to be, and he expects you To
be one, Theodosia."
81 think know all that, my dear Ma
and he gets thai idea from Won. How few
women are equal to you For my part,
See more, and ! shall make you my mo.
DEL"
90, yon little natterer," exclaimed Mrs
Burr.
"ls it fla'icry to speak the truth, then
my dear mother |"
"Worso, AMI worse. But my dear let u
talk of something else"
"Wril, now tell me what shall do t,
please Pa best !" asked the beautiful ant
arilrss girl.
Acquire all the knowledge you can, m,
sweet Theolosia.'
will, Ma; will set myself to stud,
Italian this very day. French know al
ready, and will study German-,nd as fo
music, and drawing, and dancing-won'
you allow am something of an adept i,
them Z"
Why, yes, my dear, certainly, you ar,
making rapid advances in them, but can
not say you are an adept in them. Per
feciion, or even an approach TO it, 10 any bu
man accomplishment, is difficult and rar,
achievement. Your fhher, my love, is no
easy to please
yes, Ma, but he praises me and thar
some proof that am not very deficient
but, perhaps, his praise flows from love p
Partly, no doubt--and partly from you
profci' ncy'