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From the Rssenera,or.
Cold Water for Curing scalds.

Frissd Murray; The cold water case mentioned
in the frat No ofthe Regeneration is much stronger
case than there stated. Il came to my knowledge
on this WISE In the 18th month of ls43 as was
going to Piqua met wagon with ack man in II
lying upon his bed He seemed to be travelling in
much pxin. l inquired the cause OF his suffering
aad told that he was scalded by the bursting Of
steam works in a lanyard near Piqua, about four
teen days before-tha, he was an apprentice to Mr..
McTurnahan, q tanner, and that McTurnahan was
also scalded with two of his sons But the old man
who was the most soslded of any jumped imme-
diately into the pool which was slightly frozen
and came out entirely we'll
This tale appeared marvellous that oonclud.
cd 10 call at the residence of McTurnahan and
make farther inquiries. | did 50, and was informed
by the old man that he his two sons and apprentice
wero standing near the boiler of heating water
when il burst He stood in such position 10
take the strongest current OF water and steam
This is the only evidence he has that he was scalded
az bad as the others for he jumped Immediately into
tho pool and directed the boys to follow him. On
coming out and feeling the pain continue he went
in again The skin peeled Oft little from the lower
part of his arms and little from his breast. This
was all the marks no had upon him. and il had not
hindered him from his work Al all. He supposes
ne was not In the water more than FIVE minutes
His oldest son came TO the brink OF the pool and
stepped in about half way up 10 his knees, He
then stopped TO uubutton his clothes and see how
badly he was hurt Finding the skin peel off with
his Clothes as he took them down, he concluded to
so into the house and send for doctor. Ii was
within three or four days OF ak months before he
wes able TO so about again But 80 far as ho went
into the pool there was no mark of hot water upon
him, The youngest son was scalded only upon his
legs. He went Immediately into the pool as his
father directed The oaly mark left upon him was
small sore on one of his heels
The apprentice went into The house and was doc
tored according TO custom Ii was two weeks be-
fore he could be taken home upon bed and four
months before he could SO about
! have called several times al McTurnahnn's once
in company with Samuel Jay and Walter D. Jay,
members of the Society of Fsiends. who live in
Miami county The statement he makes is uniform
and think may DO relied upon.
Thine &c AUGUSTUS WArrLgs
MsRcKn Co o. 5sh mo. LIST. 1886
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EsaaI Ertifes.

NOTICE OF AssIGSMENT.-Notcsi ia hereby
sty-n IL, Guliernus B. MDic.d Aad JOIN b Sio.SrE,
~ ~ civ OF New Brunswick in The ssi- OF New ersey
na,arr t-ndrg under The sld arm OF Mil!erc
S,Lo and a,o IN their individual capacity respectively
~. III. Gay made Al assignment 10 Se Subscribers OF
tsetr oir. and severs esaies tor se efaA oene' .,
oSr-s-r or Individuals and that tSe said creditors mus
exhhir heir respective Claims 10 ihs subscbes oaa
or Affirmation within The OF sI months NeW-JseseJ'
Juoe lssh 1916 JOEN VAN DYKE. A.sisueea
as q, ELISHA SNOUDES,S A,'k
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THE TRIBUNE.
pErrER PRoMPTISas
II ,ksoxz 4. NANCY.

npx.xs In the East a morning streak
The reyel has been long tonight;
whence come but now, press cheek
Hinged with the fush of wan delight
Oh. have known full many an hour
How redoIent Of spiris-glee.
of vine and wit and woman's power
LIES sparkle and its bravery
They saw mine is as light tone
A. ever feather'd song or Jest;
And anch smiles greet me, II their own,
They surely would be proud and blest;
Az mine has been as free heart
Is ever sped on worldling's pinion,
And flown as carelessly apart
OF every lure the easy minion
And yet il was not ever 50
There was time scarce would deign
From lone path and high, to throw
A glance Pleasures passing train
Ambition, thou wert-au TO me,
And well didst nerve my spirit then
To win thy noble heraldry,
And spurn the goal Of common men.
But stars, grown lonely at their hight,
Are sometimes seen 10 fall from Heaven,
Aud birds, DER solemn seas in flight,
Down TO island. homes have driven.
SO souls that proudly are enspber'd,
And dare the lofty realm of Mind,
From their far place havo DISAPPEARED
An echo for the heart to find.
For me there is no fate so vain
Ye hopes that lit my boyhood's brow
Dreams, glory-wing'd, ye come again;
feel your sweepings round me now
And here, ere yet unto my ear
Have died the song and laughter swell,
break from bondage, long and dear,
And wave thee Pleasure, gay farewell
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CINCINNATI LAND and Gsnerai Agency Ofdcs
~ Cincinnati ohio-a l. Sheldon vuad insorn DE Gil
Eers OF NevYorK, thai ne viii Attend hb rIch2se and
sale OF every description OF Real Estaie Personal Prop
cry IN The City oiC;acinns Wea1ern Sszles viii
also coec cotes bonds and mortgages and every species
OF claims In Cincinnati Louisville Any Merchants OF
Other busess having ards Other property tho
Western country they v1sh dispose OF for cash 70
change for city property Cincinnati invited rsrd
description Of the his oca In Cincinns where an
business entrusted bis viii be promptly and faithfu
~ attended TO- Address Il. L 5HELDON
Weat Flhh-st Cincinnati
R.frTsaoez-Dvier Barber 3 CorIland.st: J. Isckaos
% WdsS; WR. ingalls,, 50 Wtn-Sl II ereod
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pnbiE Gonnspanrss, :ss.

TT REGULAR NAIL LINE So
,6z$sssjs.s.S Between SsrfoTk md sosion VS. k4sa
Providence. BY Steamers and Raj @f-
read Te Steamers OF The Navigation Co. consist Q. The
MASSACHUSETTS, OF 100 tonk
hOHEGAN 40 ,ons
NARRAGANSETr, soc nora
RHODE ISLAND 1000 Iona
Passengers WILL lesve esch place everv Afternoon sxcsy,
sunday Esor; Sos,on In The Mall Train and take n,
eof ne India Point Depot Ii Pravidenes
ai'ing a. New-York early the following morning Those
ison Nsw-f York from the established Per No Battery.
Pxee CLOCK reaching Providence sso early The iol.
Ing Train for Boston
ne ooais WI land al Newport, going sa3 returning
fot passage, o-ths, STALE freight application
aa! De nhce on board In Boston Redting Co Stats
- - .e ospot OF The Bo.ioc and Provid-0ce Railroad
"a TO the Agent The Depot Nj India Point aud
n NeEfor OF se Agents The whsf And al The ores
OF ihe Company, No. 10 Sat,eey .plsce
In pursuance OF The Above The falI s>t ,p.-as
hsooE ISLAND, Capt Manchester, on Nondsys Wsi
aes1Ss snd sricAys; aaa NASSACHUSE FITS. Cart Pot.
sr oc rass4ays Thursdays and Saturdays m -sy- Pie.
no. n daily Sundays excepted. Esch OF the shays
ssnhoeni cleaners berth 800 paiseuse ana hkva
commodous s,s,s rooms. snJs
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pKITANNIA WAKE.-Tne .ab.criber., a

DRITANNIA wAKE.-Th- sabscrib-rs, at The we'll
Dknovu stant foot OF John doors from Pea sl
the manufscture Of al kinda OF Bdiar MIA Ware
which they oteT far sale either by Wholesale or Feis al
lowest prices Among tee articles are continuation sets,
h.gons, gob'es snd Plates SETS coffee
candlesuc,s lamps coffin plates ptcheTi, muss GATORS
olases cSrts-rs and cups for military com psnes
dsh table srd spoons fsuceL, anc Ia
dies sealed nursing bottles. shaving boxes spit
1c- Le Dt1ou Sons celebrated Sheffield plated
and Britannia goods block bar tn arIimony and biz
muih constsutly DC hand
good rsmsn is or hsnd 10 repair Britannia ware.
Orders FOR goodscm any ps OF The country promptly al
l-nd-d %. All wsre requiring 10 Dc boxed ~ viii be
PACK et In Tbs careful mslne--
jyl lw BoARDNAN HART, BurIing-siP.
rEHE SUBsCRIBER would respectfully inform the
gentlemen Of this City hs Dc hss constantly on hand
and for sale sned sot qGot ho.ses for he saddle or
narness Any person Purchang horses OF the subscriber
depend upon being honorab:y dealt wih b haPpy
add irsI be refer them many gentlemen OF 5e
highest respectfully, character, capacity, &c Any
gentleman purchasing the subscriber, and who
may be In parcuikr cisE9rsard with tSor purcnase
may return tbs within reasonable Period, hod re-
crye he full amoul: OF purchase money BACK - re would
not wish gentleman 70 reiain Al antina purchased OF
mimi thai be Il not Perfectly pleased win
l7-S SIN VIM 0ISsROW. Riding hsstrr sax So~7ry
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sSse STEAMSHIP PALMETTO-Ths 4lh
&aES ther regular day. icing holiday, ,hia vessel
vi bold over, and sail from Pier n al
P. NJ Monday, 9th csl For Passsse freight apply
on board. or 10 B. J. VANDEWATER x Co. 100 Brosd-sL
iyiar
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Omeial.
LIST OF LETTERS.
nMcfals


-, <,xh1 further enacted,
dvertseaenis msdc under the orders Of tho Post
master oeneal, In newspspet OF newspapers, Of letters
nsneTs Of The town place where the Office advertising
NAV Be s1is.ed hnptnE tie Larssst circaIGleu-
[kep Post OfSes Lxu, poxsed Mnrok 3, ls<S-
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rTu PLEASURE TKATELEkS.-rhs Picsur-
esqae Torr,st being quite through the Northern aid
EASTERN States and Canada giving an accurate cescpuon
OF c.u-s and vRseX celebrated places OF resorI As VIII
nsps hnd asusons should b- In tie possession CT every
toorst I, search Of heah or pleasure Prc5 81 80. For
sale oy the pobrsher,
iae 81 J. DIST URGELL, lea Broadway.
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PaptN~EisI:TL. .sCoc.

UJBBAhD's PAfEEs-BuRAirG sABCCCA,
No Is Jotnsreei, odef FOR sale tu oi
Papers manufactured by Inc -ssrs Hubbard prsng
Ledger pap-r,, blue AID ~hi.e E:p-rHl, saper Royal,
Royal, Medium, Denny and Flat Cap
Ssck Folio Post banL QnzrIo Pcs., Exckan 20 Css
EItrs Super Cur Cap ruled and pls:n.
Lssi-r Paper ruled and pain, uil ssscrlneal
Packet Post Super and Extra super
firted Plate Paper; Coior-d In per.als
coorst Royals, thick a.d thin
Do Medium. DO, 90.
Do. Double Cap, for copy books
Ytne 9i.1ed coored Mediums, Roysla, Ike &c
D. aave a-to % hand yery extensive assortment Of
WIRING Papers Book snd New Prtrt.ns Pup.rs Plate
PsP-r', Hardware and Wrapping Papers fhry ars Also
'0s Aseon o. t'e krsa'F< Ps!snt Envelop Paper.
Printing Paper OF size and quality made order Al
snnri nnrrr WI ooy~rh
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"a NOTICE-A BARGAIN

x21s fAkU FDf SAL s.--SiIuaieon huad from
New Rochelle 10 Wits Plains sbout elui isarisrou
~ ssch. cOnlslniug $50 ACRES OF LAND, al OF which
10 Plough Lana excepting Tee Acres which Wood Lsni
Tbe II divided lane and laid outiCo v,uieoi
ots Tor cultivation All The fences of In good
order and the ground In .;air tcuTaon The build
rgs all OF good aud In ordet gor TERMS apply
y e. KENYON, on the premises. or OF
ADEIANrE Sc John II NJ Ynrk.
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Persons cc;ng for the oil0Eirs Le'.ers ell phase
say ADvEETIsED ie boxed op unless pdr',e-
lcrla nsLk6 for
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SHERiFF SALE-By virtue oisev-ra +riIs Of aer
- acas TO directed snd delivered will expose 10 sale
al the vss,ibule OF the Ciy Hail. 10 the City of NawYorI
Wednesday twelfth (2l day Of August 1916, at -
o'cccs. NJ AL the right. TILE and interest Of G.ofse
Bach. which he had hi5d day OF aLu4ry 1915 at
any time a.erward In whose hands ,orver the same may
be- Of in and all that certain lot, piece parcel OF
ground, situate lying and being IN The Sixteenth, latn
Twelfth Ward Of The City and County of New YORK. wiki
lease of lots OF ground. numbered 'om one 10
forty, ncu.ve made ny Francis P Vidal City Surveyor
aud bearing date he 9Th day ufJsnasry 1877 by 10; No &c.
bounded and containing according sad map I'd follows
North Es,ierly in front Twen-Ih.sire. twenty-five
feet South, Essry aide by lot No 81 eighty three
feet ,hrs- inches. South Westerly In the TWENTY-FIVE
feet and North Westerly on the other side by lot No 80
eighty eleven inches being The premises
that were conveyed TO Edward Merry 10y L-inuei Wells
and wife by deed dated 29d OF NAV 1884, ard recorded in
ec1 OF Register OF the City aud County of New
York. In Lber No Sl3 o. convsyance., page 49, June
s. 1854. Dated Ne~-York, June ~ 1886
WM JONES. Sheriff.
A SINnrnRn nanntv Sha,ih ia2q laWhw
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List of Letters Remaining in the E.Y. Post Once,
Saturday, July 4:
sy- Pl.as. rsssoa the DATE of ds La IN shteh iAss
,~.a5,..s,.1 LADIES, LIST

6hnkb, mary
Blake, Mrs Mary J
Bias, Miranda
Barnes, Mrs Sarah
Bamber, Mrs John
Barry, Ars-Av c
Seld en-, Mrs II 3
Bergner. Mrs Eve
Bishop, Mrs N c
Bohsne, Mrs Bridget
Booth, Elizsbelh J
Brown, Mts. Levebis
Brown, Mrs Caroline
Brown, Mrs Csterrtne
Brown, mrs Ellen
BROOKS, Mrs Csths,iJe
Brown. Mrs tThompson.gl)
Bond, Miss Laura Z
Brunette, Mary Ann
Bryan, Miss { Burlon-s.l
Cnroro, Bllen
Csrel. Ms Eisner
Campbell, mrs Sophia
Csmp, Alkaline
Clark. Mrs f 9
CLARK, Mrs Marilia
Carpenter. S Katharine
Campbell, Mrs Eliza
mpbell, Mary
GAIA, Louisa
Cbeseldine, Mrs N O
Crisi, Miss
Cornell, Miss Margaret
Conley. Margaret M
Cox. Miss Eliza
Collins, Mrs M
Collips, Margaret
Cotton, Nancy A
Crowley, Eleanor or Mar
Couap, Caroline care
Coon, Eliza Jane
Cole. Ehz.
Cush!a, Margaret
Curtis, Ellen
Curtis, Mrs. Marietta
Dayton, Martini
Davenport, Miss Augusta
Davis. ADn (Norfolx-sl)
Davis. Esther Wlllet,-si)
DebeauI Jaiia
Dewey, Mrs
Dear, Henrietts n
Depestro, Mary
Dennison. MrB Alice
Delsny, Mary
Deveau, Mrs
Dennis, Deborah A
Dalton, MrsT
Dimpsy, Cnlharins
Doyle, MIRA Josephine II
Donleavy, Bridget
Dougherty, Ellen
Downey, julia Ann
Dolby, Mrs Hester
Duncan. Miss Rosa
Durie, Mrs NJ
Drummops, Mrs J A
Dunlap, Elizabeth J.
Enrle, ROsinu
EugSn, johanna
Eames. Catharine
Elliott, Mrs Ellen
Fay, Estella
Farrell, Ann
Fem. CslhRrine
Frodericks, CalhsEine
Felon, Mrs
Rerrsy. Mrs Isabella
Fitzgerald, Mary A
Foyi, Mrs Harrison
yox, Maria
Fortune, julia
Fowler, Mrs Joapah
Fowler, Mrs J Il
Gaylord, Mrs r A
Graham, Jane or Eliza
Gaines. Anna
6afnsy, Mrs (l2lh.si)
Garden, Mrs Elizabeth
6allther, Anne
Getty, Mrs X 7
Germaiue. Martha
Green, Susan
Green. Mrs Susan Abn
Gillorly Bridget
GillegnD, Bridget
Gillette, Mrs a w
Ghffiih, Mrs NJ A
Guryey, Bridget
Gordon, Mira Sophia c
Goodwin. M A
Griffith, Mrs LOUISE
eileen, Mrs
Guild, Elizabeth Ann
9uruee, A 8
HARDWOOD, Mrs Louisa
Hslbsrtop, Mrs
Hasbrook. Elizabeth NJ
HHllock, Abba
Hayward. Mrs Sally
Harvey, Mrs A
Hart, Mrs Ann
Hanson. Mrs F. q
Haskell, Mrs frances Z
Hemingway, Mary
Henniger, Mrs Eliza
Hedge, Mrs &c
Henesy, Cs,sarine
Horton, Mary..2
Holt, Mrs Jno Il
Holt, Mrs Lucreus
Holmes, Aepsibeth
HOLMES, Mrs. DianDa
Hollon, Mrs Bridget
Homer, Z l.
Husband, Mira A A
Hyenes. Bridget
Hyatt, Mrs Cornelis l.
Huntington. Anna o
Hull, Mrs Amelia Il
Hull, Mrs Lydia
jackson, Sarnh
James, ClemenliDs
jackson, Jane C
kavnnnGh. Eonora
Kelly, Mrs Ann
Kennedy. Mrs Anne
Kelly, Sarah or Rosa
keosh, NJ T A
Kelly. Bridget
kennedy. HELEN 8
Ketchsll, Elizabeth
Kelchaiu, Mrs 5 L
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ssar>-1T1T,T,,.. OPENING OF PESNsYLV6SIA
fSsSS5s Canal for lao BiSGhAMS' Traaspor

tE.ES-II. I,Iis VI ENINts OF PENNS II LVANIA
fSs1S5E@szgs53C Canal for lao BiSGHAMS Traaspor
ls,on Line Proprstors-Wna. Bin guam
Thos Bingham, jacob Dock, WoL A 5Istiou Couductee
Oh 5abbaih-kecpin8 AID Temperance prtnciplea
Tb7 propfietori Of his Old established line have put k
stock IN the most complete order and are thoroughly pre-
psr % forward produce and merchandise to and rom the
EaEern Ces on the opening of navigation. We trust ta;
our long -IP-reac1 IN The carrying business
attention 70 h- Interests Of cnsomers az
ID 10 Binghsns' Line"
Our strsos -nEnts vii enable carry freish, with The
Utmost snc cur pces stxa aways be low
Tie .owesi charged by otter respoaxible lies.
frocace and merchandise viii be received ard FORWARDED
Lax and west without char for fofw arding adyanc
ihS Lesals, storage OF commission. MARK PACKAGES
nISGHAhS LINE. Bills OF lsdins forwarded and
SYey direction promptly amended Address apply ~
W4. TYSON, Agent, 10 West-sL N. Y.
BISGHAMs, DOCK sTRATTON,
30 MsrHetst Philadelphia
Jam Is WILSON, Agent, ~ North Howsrd.st Baltimore
WIZ. BINGHAM, Proprietor,
Canal Balm, Liber.y-s;- Piitsbury.
HARNDEH 4 CO.. Boston. MaIsachussi,s. mSa
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.SALAnIASDER Iron Foundry.-rhe subscribsrs
~ al h-r building Nos l02 and l0i Gperck-st
doors South Of Slantonst have first aud experienced
orknen employed and prepared orders for
and heavy castings short notice New Yors June
7.h. l9i6 r. b 4 J. ANGRY. ie30 Inn
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1NHE KNICKERBUCKEK Fire Insurance Com
psny Cs.e the Muma) OF NewYorE-Cspitsl $3.50, 600
Office No q Wsll-sL-The Legislature OF his S,ate s
the old Mutual Insurance Company OF the City OF New
York" 10 The knicsebocks Fire Insurance Company OF
NewYorx All future business of that Corporation will
therefore he transacted upder iis pew nhne.
be well 10 sdd ~ OF explanation that the old
'Mutusl" Notwithstanding It's iite was In fact Stock
Company having capital all paid In and securely invested
and that the change OF name obtained mis-
apprehension on that poinL
This Company continues insure sgGiu,, oss damage
city. DIRECTORS:
George Ireland John Gray. L c. Hsmersley,
John Oohoul, Bolts Moore Chss Ley-rich,
Geo. Arculsrius, Rob'I c; WeInore BenJ De Forest.
Bobert Benson. Edward Cook, YIN. Tu cs-r,
Johu Campbell, AuIhcuy Lamb, Asher Riley.
George Conklin, Adam Norrie, Al-x'r Lawrence,
Joshua Bfu6h, Robert Kermit, VIM. r. Desu,
Robert L. Stuart Anthony Cnardon. William Browning.
GEORGE IRELAND. President
a. MCDONALD, Secretary.
NeE-York. May Is, 1916 jes -odI
iFE INsUKANCE.-rhs New England Mutual
L. LIE insurance Company OF Boston viii receive applica
uors FOR Life Insurance ii 10 Wall-si-
DIRECTORS.
WiLiIARD Phillip, kosERr HOOPER.
WILLIAM PARsoSS, CdARLE. 7. CURTIS,
EsAScIs c. LOWELL, PETER WAISwgIGHT,
RoaERI 3. FORBES. WILLIAM w. SToSs,
GEORGE II. KUN, THoMAs ~ DEXTER,
JAaEs READ, OrIs rUFTs
JONATHAN AxeEv, sec'y WuLIAKp PHILLIPS, Pres-
joan c. CHEEsMAS, NJ. D. Medical Examiner. New York
Forms application for insurance and al aeceassry nfo,
ns:iop viii BE- furnished BY t5s subscber oce, No.
10 Wsl-sl Nsw-York
u JOHN HOPPER, Solicitor and ASsrt
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WARRANTED CAST sTkEL--Edge TooA-
Aaorneys where hey are made and warranted inferior
cone, ana George Briggs Co.'S Fia;tst Those ioois
SOLD al s. FEltorsi and Other stores stamped Conses ere
my r;ske- Nine are .tampri thus "Consef S AECr-
ney 81 f7 Tne r.,ns Of J. Congrr b. added having
an fniarss, tc the bca,n-sa
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: sIy~rr, ) OPPOSITION TO rION0POLY.-

nK~T AOPPOSITI0N TO NIONGPOI.Y.-
.Ers2SSSsS5Ss Through without landing New YORK and
Albany Line.-Ths and spisndA
steamer BELLE, Capt Samuel Schuyler, will leave New.
York Tor Albany every Monday, Wedn.siny And giday
l, o'clock r VI from the foot OF Robin. rh. Belle
hltsi up with splendid state AMI Tor sp-.s cou
iort AMI .f' surpassed by any boat tho Ludson
d7rr For reIgnt passage. nlur. of lhs Captain,
board. n No. SOulhsl
Psssengsrs taking the BELLE win ariyo IN Albany IN
plu time Tor thu morning Train OF cars Fast Wvsl
NJ b. Freight en \ moiorHts rstra mat
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h REGULAR MAI. LINZ between
,7ES1aSfSz53s boston and New,Yort, by the fss ,ns
splendid steamers OREGON and ENIf,Y

APcnulu Gamers OkkGON aud kNICK.
The .ss% w oregon commanded by Cap. VIZ. Ro,.
Tesysr Will throughout the season tfom X. sTs
OF April In connection with tho S,ouirgtan snd Provs.
daily, sundays excepted from pier No North River as
ococf, NJ, and slonicgtou Al O'clock NJ or UPON n,
arrival ofihe Mail train from Boston '-'
Thea aeaBers are unsurpassed 10 speed splendo- ant
comfort havtu each OF hem % large cOmnoi!ou, pys
and beshs tor 500 persona. be.de lsrS- pr
yate rooms for ,sices and parliss
Pie Steamers ocersd by .s posI experienced ma,
sa Will shorten The pa.sage between Now York and So.
ton from II hours thereby srrvin Ia ample tur Tor an
the Ines from Soston, North sad Ess.
The OREGON viii leave New York -Tuesssy. ThGrs,
day ard Saturday.
Leay. stortng icn-monday. Wednesday and Friday
The KNICHERBoCKER will leave Ne~.Yors-Nue.
day. "Wednesday and Friday.
Leave StoriugtoG-FuesdSy, Thursday sud Saturday
II. B.-?sssengers on the srrvs OF the So
uiugton proceed immediately Ia Tho splendid railroad
Providence and Boston, without any DELAY; aud Sag
gsge Master accompanies sseh rsin 10 so.Ion TO
charge OF iss baggage
Fos passage OF on board OF the boat Al pse
No S 4. K or OF GEO 4, FAiRCHILo, No 10 wes,st
nSl crofJNo H. RICHMOND. Provideuc-,
aI- sPEOPLE's LINE STEAMBOATS,
For AS ,,, ssyaSgntsy: Ssfr S,.
pa. hu,. ,,It I ~, .'ocA' "' "0ni 'os
Steamboat ROCHESTER,. Capt Alfred Houghon. VIII
leave on Monday. Wednesday sni Friday evenings All
stsanboa, HENDRIX HUDSON, Capt n. G. Cru,lsn.
den. will leave Tuesday Thurstsy and Saturday
The above Boats will all times s-r,vo at Alhauy n,
smpe time for tho Morning Train OF Cars FOR no Es,,
West.
freight slen moderate rates and taken amer S;
o'clock, p NJ.
All persons orb,J Trusting my Of The Boas OF hi.
Line, without written orier ron thu Captains gsnu.
FOR passage freight apply board tho Boats r
C. SCHULTZ. al the office ON the wharf
UNITED STATES MAIL LINE.
Al Five oc,pcs T. M.-Lsndng al inI-Smcdsle Plase,
From the foot ~ Burclsy.sI;
stsairbosl HUDSON, Capt. Z Z. King, will leave on
Monday "Wednesday. Friday and Sunday Afternoons ri
O'Clock.
Steamboat SANTA CLAUS Capt B. oyerbaeh viii
leave Tuesday Thursday. and Saturday, ncoct
" Apply On beard ar \; the Office Gu the Wharf
~E~~- ATROY MORNING AND EVENING
,Easa1ssszs LINE; for Albany and Troy; MORNING
LlNE--The steamboat TROY. CspL Gor
ham. viii leave Tuesday Thursday. and Saturday
.iesmbost NIAGARA Cspt VIM. lswouh, viii eRvn
Monday "Wednesday sud Friday at O'clock A NJ from lhe
Steamboat Pier foot OF Bacsy for Troy and intermediate
places.
EVENING LlNE-The steamboat COLUMBIA, Capt
Wni II. Peck. will isav- Monday. Wednesday aud Friday
-Tns steamboat EMPIRE, Capt h B. Macy will leave
Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday EVENING" n O'Clock from
Cortland u. Pier, Tor Albany and Troy direct
~ The above boat ~ the first class; they
msndrd 10y experienced and attentive officers for speed
aud accommodation superior 10 ard Inferior
none gu ,he river. les
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