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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-04-24
EAST GREENWICH, Jan. 90, 1878.


May it please your llonors - Late
las, night had citation from Provi-
,!pnte TO appear before you this day at
u o'clock in The forenoon, to give evi
ccnco with regard to the burning the
schooncr Gaspee and as detest all
such open VIOLATIONS Of the law, should
have been willing TO have waited upon
your honors TO lei you know every thing
within tho compass ofmy knowledge rela-
tive To iha, matter, had not my engage
msn,s AT Krnt Couit, IN this place, nbso-
.m-iy forbid my attendance and there
fore hope your honors will pardon me en-
that account bet everything ! know
, .uchin. that matter am ready to relate.
II has been, may II please your honors,
hong custom in this Colony, for the
attorneys the concluding Of fling of pleas
for court, 10 meet some where together
and spend The evening +; that night the
schooner was burnt happened to he the
lndipg evening. We met at MIR.
Sabins', by ourselves, and about 8 o.
clock | went to the door, or, finally,
kitchen, aud saw n number of people IN
the street, but paid no attention to them,
rs that place was 2. ,cc iPubic resort.
Some time after 9 o'clock | heard a
drum beat, aud was asked by some body
in the room, what was the occasion oi
the beating of that drum and il was an
swc,,d by sorncbody, that it was beat by
sum" boys, which qni"trd all further in
quiry by me neither did | imagine that
any thing OF that nature was about being
prrrctraird, till after it was in fact done
This, may it please your hcnors, is every
thing that know, or has come TO my
knowledge, relative to that TRANSACTION,
and which am willing, on solemn oath, 4,
Ia state before any Of the. civil authority
in Providence, 10 which place ! shall ia
a dav or two return.
am your Honors most obedient hum
bic servant, ID llITCHCOCK.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-04-24

The jury in tho case of Nicholas. S.
Gordon could not agree upon verdict,
and he was admitted TO bail on Monday
in the sum Of $4,000.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-04-24

Meetings have already been, and are
being held in various parts of the coun-
try, for the relief of the sufferers by
fire in Pttsburg.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-04-24

SabIn, in Providence, iha, being n public
house Of fentcrtsinment. Some time after.
l being there, heard dr,im beat I s-k .
ed the reason Of said drum beating was
answered by some one Of the company A.,
that there was a number Of boys met
togelheb they supposed, to divert Them.
selves. ] knowing i TO be no nncom-
mon thing, thought no more about il /;
and 10 solemnly declare that | have M
kDowledge, directly or indirectly, nf any
plot being laid, or any person concerned
in perpetrating 80 vile n crime, and shalt
be ready at an times, when in my power,
TO appear and answer any question relni.
ing to said affair. il required.
am gentlemen, your honors most obe-
dirnt and humble servant, G. BROWN.
Fast GREENwicH, Jan. 20'h, 1873.
May il please your Honors - Late
last evening ] received by the way Of
Providence. n citation 10 appear before
your honors, at I ! O'Clock this forenoon,
TO give evidence Of what | know relative
10 the burning and destroying the schoo.
ner Gaspep. As the Court Of Common
Pleas is now sitting here, and II number
Of clients depending upon my assistance
~ their several eases, ] hope your honors
will dispense with my ai,endagce al the
Council Chamber at the time appointed
! am disposed 10 give your honors all the
information that has come TO my knowl-
edge concerning The affair, which is ex-
iremely small. The evening preceding
The burning Of The Gaspee spen, at
MIR. James Sahins' Tavern, in company
with several gentlemen about I or o
O'Clock. hearing o. noise in the street, ]
pulled back the shutters Of one Of the
windows next the street, and saw Sc veral
people collected together, 'bu, did not
know any Of them upon which, made
inquiry Of the gentlemen in the room if
:hey knew the occasion, and was answer
ed by some Of the company, but by whom
! cannot particularly recollec,, that he
hoped they were no, designed for mis-.
chief 10 which | replied, believed not, f,
Il they were they would not be so public.
Some time aiterward, a drum was heat
ing along street upon which, ngain
opened the shutter, and saw three or
four bows with drum, and no other per-
sous. And this, may it please your
honors, b all / know relative to this af-
fair, and which ! am ready to make oath
Ia before any Of the civil authority in
Providence, to which place shall return
Tomorrow or next day.
am, with all Difference, your Ilonors
tunst ,hrdient and tnost humble servant
JOHN COLE.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-04-24

a small quantity of green sage, placed ~
the closet, will cause ycd ants 10 disappear
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-04-24

ness, this two penny prescription.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-07
The Conner Region.
ne tOppcF htSfous
Correspondence of the Hartford Courant.
IApptn IIaurnrfp Sarf 18th ]

T. C0PrER HARBOUR, Sept 9Th, 1915.
Within The lasi twO weeks valuable discOverics
have been made many Of The Locations IN this region
and the thing TO he passing from wiid specula
ton to soid reality. The stale Of feeling is much bet
here than iew weeks since the various Companies
b. be conducting Interpretations more with view
Of making money by mining than selling stock.
The N Y and L. :. Company have Just made veun
Die discovery by sinking shaft AZ Agate Harbour which
promise. we'll After excsvstDg "a few days more !
thiDk they viii have something better even. Bat Dead
River IL probably their best tract the from II
b richest and most abundant of any location Lake
Superior. Professor Sights has just returned from Il
bringing barrel Of very fine specimens. Tbs is the
whore Indications of gold said be found but
not much dependence can be placed upon this rumo'
This tract viewed by all the scientific one Of
the most n not the most valuable on Lake Superior
Tue prejudice which a time existed against this
Company consequence of the large tract Of country
they hold aud iis known richness and the disappon
Of NJ not obtaining II themselves. seems tn
have gwen way better state of feeling. Several If
the enemies OF The Company have planted themselves n
Boston. determined to talk down there but they do
noihag in the end
Mr - arrived here two days ago in a whale boat
having 10 miles one day. which however not
accomplished until o'clock In the morning. there being
STRIFE between three parties which should reach &, p
per Harbour fret and secure several locations. The
others have not Vet arrived the gale OF night
fore last having either driven them into the lake or
stopped their progress I'm some way
Col McMeir has Just arrived from Tennessee having
received the appontmcnt Of Surveyor.
There 4 another commodity found here which has
not been mentioned viz Agatcs Of the first quality and
she. saw the Other day inches in d.
Amctsr
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FRoy DEiHf.--D ca Jh1rsday "a we learn from
the Herald ofyesierday the DISTINCT ATTORNEY moved
20 can on ihc 'r.d n Moses Earle for murder Hon
sam. Gordon Hon r. 5. nrowne and Michel sanioIi
as counsel fol prisoner made Application 70 put on me
cause for tie Term. hlldayits presented se'tns
forth that The fact that several material and mpoftAhi
witnesses were absent without whom they cOud not
proceed 70 tra 1ia, the defendant could not have q
iar and impartial trial present Ia consequence OF ,he
excitement existing IN tho county OF Delaware ana thh'
they intended 70 make application for change Of venue
That the counsel have had no opportunity 10 prepare
h.rnselyes and to cOns,lt with the defendant
The Court were occupied most q the afternoon IL
hearing the argument which grew out Of the motion
The Court ron mked they would not decide the question
this afternoon bat would do So In the morning
As he Court WA about adjourninR, Amasa Parker
ESQ rose and said he had an application to make on INC
part Of VIM Brisbane who had been Imprisoned Tor
sotna time and who indicted for murder Colonel
Parker went that Brisbane WAS an uneducaed
bat naturally intelligent man. who bad become celebrated
~ an sn rent lecturer who happened 10 be ~ the Earle
sale though not Ill -guiscd armed He had had con
veIsstion With the prisoner and believed he was inn
zen, Of oil crime though he had probably acted impr-
dcntly JIG believed that If now set al liberty on his o"n
rcconzaDce keep the peace he would be ~ service
able In aay ing excitement he had been IN causing H.
The COut said the facts had better be laid before the
Attorney General, who present, and some under
standing arrived Al i possible.
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LAMPs. CIRANDOLES. q,

LAMPS, GIRANDOLES, &c.
AMPS, GirANDOLEs, HALL LANTERNS, AND
IL CANDELABRAs, for The Spring Trsde.-DiETZ,
BROTHER \ co. No. IS john street. manufacturing
and nav. sway. hand pete Of articles N
heir line the following descriptions, which they VIII Sell
a. WIN -sae or retail. al LOW PRICES for cash.
Improved Cbetnical o. and Csmphene Lamps,
soa Lamps. Gilt and Bronzei In great variety,
Corn- ius Cos celebrated Paleni Solar Lard Lamps
Granioles. various patterns git. silyered or bfohzed
sn.pruding soas Dorc Camphene Lamps.
Bracket Solar., Side do DO
SOAR Ctsndeiers Bracket do do
Patent Lard Hand Lamps, Stand do do
Britannia Hand Lamps, Cenphepe Chandeliers,
Superior Chemical OH, Pur. Sperm OH,
Do Cs1nphere solar and Lard Oh
do Burn - Fluid. Refined Whale OIL inlay
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-07

IsItff from fut ATuN.
kiNNEY's RANcHy. CCKPUs CHRfsTI.
september 9Th. l-ij
GgxrLrMTy ] avail myself OF the opportunity
offered a sending YOU line by the Army Mail. which
leaves here this morning r0ds for your city. since
nv ast leser u the 2h nit ia receipt Oi news
from Na'auorss Up 10 the I'd instant, only three days
since General Nfa sill, Ia command Al that place
He had not increased his force but report was curr,nt
there that ne shortly 20 be- reinforced with 3vp
troops from the Interior No reliance, however can De
placed ia IL Gen. Aris,s st remains quietly a. Mon
ierey. 80
Gen. ArisTa the present Governor Of Saulio hss 10
6ored IA. fo~esen, that sncald any demonstration
BE- made hy the Army ~ Mexico sgainrt texas OF n.
Tn,4 =fs.es his fixed determination is 10 declare
sgsinst IndepCaden. Of this lc the latest accounts
rom every section Of TIE frontier country repfeseDt IN
lie oalncst terns that whenever any considerable force
= ordered 10 DC rsised the part Of Mexico to act
nesrs. MS general revolution n that part Of the coun
try will the inevitable and immediate consequence
bave not YET heard 81 the Rancho the result oil ne
e.ce,.on for President " Mexico.
Col sa5rsgo Of frontier notOfiety, stlli remains YIN
Li command GA his sidc Of the RIO Orande but a.
matter Of cOurso docs nO' venture very near ts ace
Genera Taylor Of the u. = forces here. has recon
rneDdcd he enlistment IN the service 81 NE JDie1
sttss Of al a. troops employed by Texas for frontier
pro,e~tor shorid any rca difficulty arise between the
Two countries 70 render II necessary.
There Is no sickness here. either IN camp Or IN town
The SOa'hcs. a9o wind continues this year somewhat
later ihsn visual ad me health Of the place we consider
enhanced b ,Eis Circumstance.
NB 5rlsfz = different person from drtsPa-iho
former Il IN command % the Northern forces Of Mexico
the latter y Governor Of Salfiio.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-07

BLOCK TIN WARE MANUFACTURER.
A GENERAL ASSORTMENT Of P.anishef TIC and
"A Coulmun Tir Ware, Cutlery, Hard and Hollow Ware
Wood Wars, Baskets Brushes Door Mas shaker s~ves
and Bfcom- short every ysre,y Of Keeping Ar
.icle--
" IA complete assortment d Coffee and Tea Urns.
Table Dishes and Covers &C xc for Hotels and Steamboats,,
on hand. snd snuis ctured Al The shortest notice.
JAMES Y. WATKINS
T., AL II Gsihsfine-sL New VOC
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TuF MitrYR,rrs ATTEMPTING To RAISE TIrE
DEAD last sunday one of the followers of Miller and
Hines. committed suicide at Nashua ~ II by walking
deliberately into the Mcrrmac river presence OF s.
ernl persons on the opposite side who could reach
him till hc had drowned Il soon became noscd about
ffnong his Miller brethren of the town. number of
whom repaired 10 the spot took charge of the body and
carried II 10 one oi their houses All at once they
iscsmo filed with faith that they could restore him
life, and with that view actually prayed aud sang over
The eorpso nearly a Sunday night II perhaps need
isss ray hat they Gid not make raise.
Suh degree OF iniatuaton this at this enligh,ci
ed DAY. hardly credible. bat the above facts 10
la such IA uuhontc form that We not permitted
10 doubt ,he statement as strange us II may seem.
Boston Times
AZ INTERESTING MsETING.--A grand council Of
he Six Nations l. be held the Indian village Of Tus-
az TOnawandg 20 h the vacancies ocCasoned by
The a. ih OF two Sachcn and several chiefs of the sen
eca nation. Tine Grand Slchem Of the conicderacy viii
De present and preside Governor Backsnake from the
AleGhsay reservation was expected but bis great age
nacts-slN--it - dtrsloOd Will prevent No grand
council Cd the siN Nations has been held III the last
thirteen years 81 the Nations Of the renowned conicd
eracy. cNceptthc Mohswks viii be represented.
SuICmr.--Iancs Oiell. confined IN the jail at
Waterloo for abuse If his family, found dead in hi.
cell on Friday morning lest lie had attempted 10 cut
ms ihruat bal failed to accomplish his object the ncsion
merely dividing the skin he then nearly severed his
arm at the elbow which produced death.
Rry c. T. ToRREN.-A correspondent of the
faliowc (Ne) STANDARD who lately visited this indi
fnemcut Is undermining his health his eyes are dim
his voice hoarrc. and his spirits depressed and IL l.
feared he cannot live cut the pcro give years. for
which he WAS sentenced.
CnrAP Tg,vErING.-The Oregon Knickerbockcr
Empire aud Express brought their passengers from A.
bant saturday nigh, for . cents fare In sbme cases
passengers were taken at shilling each
CANT STAND Ir.--Elhu Burrit refuses TO stand
- the Liberty rarty candidate for the Office OF Lieut.
Sovcrncr. We expected that his good sense would
bring him 20 such decision. fWorces,er SPY
fiRE IN LowEtL.-On Thursday night the
Picker Factory. near the American House In Lowell wss
entirely destroyed 10y hrc together with ,s conepis of
valuable machinery.
: y The Alton Telegraph says; We deeply
regret 10 state that schuyler strong Esq one of In,
most distinguished members OF the Illinois Bar pat a
pcfo 20 bis existence at his residence Springfield
lew days since"
Y The NGRc1eSier. N H. Democrat having
designated ~ slaves. The operatives in the factories
there, me party ibecrs net some smart rhufs when
they offered Woodbury. votes 10 the machlnsis and 9th
''s ~ '"' 'Veeh' eiecuVn n H. Statesman
The tfsca Gazette urges with much zaal the IS
ssbllshmcn,in tbs, City OF a Cotton Mandatory.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-07

MORRIS ROBINSON Pre-icrnL
SAINT HsSxAY Secretary
Mintnrs Post. Physician. oi Broadway. oil I'm
WILLIAM-BIKGH fir- lnsqrssc- Co Ofes
w Grard-sL Tear ls;--tre-t WiliAmstaIrgh
Agency Office - Waist. New YORK
tbs Company r-s1y 70 pay a. claims for losses
aans therl-t continue "a insure against loss AID JAN
.c- BIZ TIRE ou 40 favorable terms ~ other oSces
DIRECTORS
Same Willeis Charles o. Handy Francis Sieuheu,
Thomas NJ Elrah LernI RICHARDSON, Fr-s.'k ". Favre
Nchola. Wycson Chrisfn Zahrisks-, Samuel H. Cispp.
A. {. Be1eGict John sslArlAs- Al 'A3 ooshrfcs'
Jeremiah Johnson
LEMUEL RICHARDSON President
A. 3. HoD6Es. Secretary.
WASHINGTON Posr. Agent
JoHS L. RoEEsTs Surveyor
Applications for Insurance will receive immediate a1te-
ton Il made % the following Agents Of the Company
Robert Sheds, No. 81 Graud--t
Mzckrei Richardson. Houston ard Norfolk SIS
Augustus l. " God, II HousOn-sL
Aaron Hardmsn. No. IL. Mulberry 81
BEN amin Richardson, Sih avenue +5d 81.
Edward Butler. l4 Bovery.
Abel Price. Spnng-st BOwery
C0nEn l. MARTA corner sth av and 18th iyi9 isMosy
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PREMIUM LAMP STORE.
rOUTHOUY MEYERS 81 Broadway, respectful y
~ invite the public call their and examine re
richest and extensive assortment TO be found - s
country OF BRONZED and ORMOLU CHANDELIERS,
CENTRE, nANTEL. SOLAR, BRACKET, and READ
ING LAMPS, CASDELABIiA. GIRANDOLEs, BRAC-
KIT BRANCHES and CANDLESTICKS Ia every variety
Of paf,erus
CABIN SOLAR LAMPS new and superb article, Pc
cuiariy desirable for packets and steamboats,
Ia evidence Of lie superiority of this portion Of heir sock
any other Of H.. class offered tie public Ia this Cry,
they win honest PRIDE refer less that SIX GOLD
and FOJR SILVER MEDALS awarded tO the manutartur-
within the years Tor he greatest variety
beauty patterns and IA. Inrvaed nush Of their
Every article sod by &. warranted a. b. what usy
represent lhosr ho wish obtain trs goods.
pr- often paid are Of a very Inferior qualify
are requested favor them with CA. before PURCHASING
elsewhere
~ liberal discount to Churches and Hoel.. sfiy
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Zeal 6etate.

- TOTHE PUBLIC-TffE BALL ROOM IN tho
= Shakespeare fic's is hitinf srG v' b" n com
et- order by ID. frst ~ October. Persons wlshln
np Society MiSry Balls sny Other respectable
psnes wishng 'o amuse themselves dgune The winter, VII
90 well by tNauning IA. for themselves end he sub
scnh-r they be pea-ed win thc ncati1n which
cannot be surpassed by Aay otter 81 - ere IN s
CITY.
The Room II aso be lei Though The season Any
Specialize teacher OF dAnc.Eg, Who get school To
such ar ore Inc nom Will be let ow.
Also splendid Room suitable 'or Lodges, with a.
kxur.s which can 10 put Ia operation win very hle
pen-e.
There attached 10 the sane building nom ulisle for
holding Two Buliari Tables The above will be es
.ox 10 good tenants -.
Those " shs 10 enter On any The shove different Kinds
Of business viii please call and see for themselves
Tie business OF Boarding will be continued as usual 4;
per iay and by he week ard 10 permanent cosnef n pm
Ger { suit The patrons vi Tie house
IS is,f,, MS THREsHER-
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Books.
INST PUBLISHED,

r,ssaYs ON HUMAN RIGHTS AND THEIR PoLlIi'
II CAL GUARANTEES BY Elisa r tu kLss Y, 'o, ~
.elor q. Law Of the City Of Sew-forEi VOL Il mo IL
.-v.r.l chapters scuss the following topics.
1 Tpg Osfcl~ o. husAS RisHis,
IL TRE TkuE FUNCTION - COvEk>hLs1'
Ill THs Co~sTITUrIoS % GovEEssESri
wv Co~srfTUrIo>.L LIMITATIONS AID fRohisirio's
VI. THE ELECTIVE FasscHlsEi ~
VII RIeHTs EysxArISs FROM THr sfsTInks'' 'SD
AFFECTIONS,
Will TRE RIGHTS o. WosAsi A., De-, 4,
TONS;
K INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY. r,,.ru
ii,ansxvLSy T' Tnhuns Bindings. y. 7 q.
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fine Uatrbes nno Jewelrr.
com AND sILvER WATCHES.


DICHARD FISHER, JR Waich-Msker and Jewelsr
Ia prepared 10 sell WATCHES al retail lower In Z
any other House In the city. As he is constantly Iecei
descriptions direct from the Manufacturers in England
and switzerland he Ia enabled 10 offer very srge
assonmeni OF Gold Watches from SIS S00 each Silver
from - so eachs warranted TO keep good TINE
he money returned Also, , very good assortment OF
lEWELkY and SILVER WARE very low.
n. B.-Seconi hand Watches ard Old Gold and Silver
taxed Ia exchange bought for ash Watches Clock
Music Boxes sad Jewery repaired IA the best manner
warranted by experienced worsmen rs low as any otei
Houre IN ute city. RICHARD FISHER Jr Importer q
Waces and lesery. ho.esale and Retail No j3 Broad
1sv, New You, lew doors above the City Hospital
lifV RICHARD FISHER, Jf
WATCHES, JEWELRY, SC.
4 SPLENDID ASSORTMENT Of God md Silver Dr.
"A plex Patent Lever Anchor Escapement, Lepne a. q
Vertical WATCHES selected rom he best Msnufacurers
10 Europe which will he WARRANTED perfec. Time
keepers.
also .one Patterns Of Gold Chains Seals, Keys &c
Do do 90 God Pencil Cases & God Perr
Do do DO Thimbles Rings Pins, &c
Do do 90 Bracelets with stones
Do do do. Silver Forss, spoons, sc.
AL The above arc viii be sold At the LOW EST PRICES
srd warranted TO be equal TO tie hes, made 10 The city
MOTT BROTHERS, Importers Of Fine Watches he
no Nsssan-st- opposite the Custom House
2. S-Tha shove articles carefully Repaired All War
ranet BY the sk.ul worsmen In the CITY. $50 osy
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list puRLIsHEp.

vJ,HE NATIONAL GEOGRAPHY for Schools lI9s-
tr.ted by 20 engrsvings and ;, maps ~. 800
MAJ on new plan vol 40. by > IT, Uooofien' aH'no'
u Peer Psrleys Tales, &c a.. - -. IL.
TNe soove ,sors bas already been Introduced INTO HE
,. s-bocis ~ Rocl,est~r and IN number Of ousr-
b g., edition /. pow nearly disposed Of, he s-coli
20. HUNTINGTON ! SAVAGE. ZIG Pesri-st
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npnoKs THAT ARE BOOKS

nRaTHWAITE's RETROSPECT Of Practical Nell
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forv Comprising Gs neral Introductory Outline Of Uuver'
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H-tones OF every pnc nation that exists their e pro-
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Treasuryr Lerars ard Scientcic TTtasury,n &c The
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Facts thai every American should Read, DenE HaTrhi'
OF the Seizure Of The American brg Cyrs the Coast VI
frca. by a British crsZer. Pnce u cis-
COuis-ion Of Henry O Green. executed A. Troy Tor ne
murder Of his wife. :, pt 10. l8f5 Price eta
The Art Of Swimming. b. iOu FOR beginners. Prce cts
TIE An Of Smoking word 10 pracutioneTs frceo Gu
Also ior .ae-I.O0 copies beautiful hue annual 10
sheets suitable for Odd Fellows
Beekmg1s Treatse-a few copies 10 he hid on apphca-
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PATENT WATER PIPE

THE Subscribers mauuf.etsre PIPE, CHEAPER ard
i Better than any o-r IN U.s. for me geysnce
Of WATER % Cnes Villages AID Private Residences Il
conveys pure ie fountain itsef ard THEY WAR
RANT Il SUPERIOR and more DURABLE than any Other
fOs drain soil ard Pipe, and for hydraulic purposes
generally An extra premium Of dollars sad sits-r
medal s~2ried the Inventor a. he lest Fair Of the
American lns.t1fe
All order. promptly attended 10 slIi1 Falion-srreel
Aify J. BALL 4 CO
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r. 80 NkM-iOKK AND nAKLE1

- RAILROAD CO.-Ssms1r Ar re
r<nfs.--On and after Monday ApriI y
INST he Car. viii r-5 follows Leave Guy hal =
forkvi.~, Harlem and Norris xzs at &, 7, Q, o. leA
/, :, J. So, I, Sd r. a.
Leave clly Hi Tor Foraksn and w.iams Bridge, IS
1l0AN; 2,s3J5PM
Leave City Hall for White Plains, T. 10 A. N; 5P.
II An ?, 3,45.azb,s,3 Pm
Leave Williams sricse Tor City HAl7, ~. iaie Al
afe 5. SO, lisp ~.
Leave Wine Plains FOR City Hal 7.io, IaIoAM; -,
aleP.N
TIE frs.gis ssiG sil..ssy. While Plains JAM ssd y
Guy Hal at LIS P. MOI he pces,lt
eeut