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Bosror, May l, 1876.
A fine Rain Cisterns Repienished- Dsy-Edwari
Eseren's Inauguration The Nes0 City Land Sais-.a
Seaman Lost OoerSoard-Jshn B. Cough, &c.
We had fine rain yesterday morning, which was
very much needed. The ground had become exceed.
ngly dry the roads and streets dusty and the rain wa
ter ciserns empty large portion Of the people Of
Boston depend entirely upon rain-water for washing,
and when they get empty they experience much trou
BILE in performing the usual work about the house. For
long time this spring many Of the cistsrns have been
great The psnS nsa Of
will remedy this evil for the present, and when get
the Long Pond water abutionay troubles will pro.
soon the commissioners shall have been chosen by
both branches Of the city government.
made to observe il city and Country by fair: and tea
parties and breakfasts In which the ladies, a. usual are
Edward Everett was inaugurated yesterday a. Presi
dent Ct Harvard College The rain in the morning pro-
badly prevented many from attending, who would
otherwise have been on the ground. am told, how
ever that the exercises were interesting and the at
tendance quite large.
The sale Of house lots at the city Of Essex, in
Andover and Methuen, took place on Tuesday. About
$40 900 bid for las lots On Essex street. he main
o OF :Sd
ming parallel with Essex Al lots sold average
Of % cents On these two streets the purchasers
CURED to build only Of brick stone About three
iourths of mile from these lots call it, "out
in the pasture 81 lots sold at from 81 10 ISL
Ou tneue iotS none Out QWeuln8 nouo0e Ior one
family each are to be built for twenty years The high
est price paid for Of the lots was 10 cents foot
The conditions Of the sale :-One fourth Of the
purchase money in cash. and the remaining three ourhs
in three annual instaments This pretty good price
for land that one year ago only the centre Of
barren region Of country, without buildings of any
kind within hailing distance.
seaman, named Benjamin CARL, OF Baltimore was
lost overheard OF Boston light from the ship Ariosto
she was coming in yesterday morning from New Or
leans.
John B. Cough arrived in town day or two since
from the SOUTH where he been lecturng the dele
terious effects Of brandy and drugs He s to leave
soon for Washington.
The sales Of stocks yesterday at thebroksrs' board
were small, wi bout much variation in prices.
Mary Ann Lee takes benefit at the National Theatre
tonight.
Sales OF Stocks at Boston.
BnoxERs BoAsD April 3o-25 shares Norwich Worces.
ter NM 5; IS DO, 51A 100 Long Island RI Nk; 50 do
ids -; boston Maine RR, ITO; Nashua Lowell RR,
n 100 East Boston Co, d. l6 $50 do, lo; 100 do,
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no TAILORS.
NEW INVENTED
WIGS AND TOUPEES.

QATCHELOR's new invented Wigs and Scalps perfect
ly resemble the natural hair as to defy detection i i.
scarcely Of regret losing Indifferent head Of
hair when one perfectly adapted the
and style Of every and without any Of the
dcultes long By be procured
q WIN. HATCHELOk'S, Wall street, Broadway.
HemOv from 1866 Broadway. n2l lmSm
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DR. TowNsErp-To all whom this may concern This: u
previous her under alarming and deli
being troubled with the dropsy sweItne
feet affections, and mach with
permsson and the ofose who had
IT, she induced try, with fs aIth-and sumee
the medicine had the happy desired enec pot Only e
the hours Of conneent after the Of week
of its use the dropsv and nervous Affection 70 an
degree health 10 better then had
been for long time previous. .
IsuNscrbe myself most obedsnt and oPngsc sans
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FRENCH ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS,

A ND MATERIALS FOR FLQRIsTS-Hsvins just re-
ceiyed by the Havre packets Zurich and Francis 1st,
fresh Of French Flowers and Materials Of the best
quality styles low prices Jake pleasure to
invite e deaers ID the same articles call and examine,
BRUN, LANCASHIRE COURT,
~ iunHne ll6 William
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House OF Representatives.
Tnu RspAY, April 80 1916.
The House met at 9 O'Clock, in accordance with the
order Of yesterday.
The chaplain was present. and the clerk read the
journal.
DISCRIMINATING DUTIES.
On motion OF Mr. c. Ingersoll, the special order Of
the day. for the bill repeal part tho act Of
30h OF August lsa1, which imposes duty of twenty
per cent ad valorem lava coffee and to refund the
discriminating duty levied Spanish vessels except
those from Cuba and Porto Rico the Of July H.
1882, was postponed until Tuesday next.
BLIND.
Mr.. TfBsArrs sent to the clerks table memorial ad-
dressed to the Senate and the House of
and asked that It be referred to select committee OF
Ave members.
MFR CoBs-What IL III
Mr.. TrBBArra-A memorial In behalf Of the blind
The SPEAKER.--It will be read for information
Mr. TIsBArTs-I move that II be referred to q select
committee
Mr. Z. Ewrro.-On that call for the yeas andlnays
The question was taken, bat no quorum voted-ayes
~. noes IS. Several voices-"oh, let's Co." and
hold on"
Mr.. RArHpUr.-l have couple Of reports I should
like TO present.
Mr.. GosDor.-I have dozen.
MT BoYD-What IL the motion
The srsAKgs.-To refer TO q select committee.
. Mr.. borD Il have been told by the officers Of the
adjourn.
Tho srsAxEn-It Is moved and seconded that the
House 40 now adjourn. (Cries of yeas and nays"
yeas and nsys.Nl As many In favor Of adjournmsnt
say ayer contrary no.
This was done without further solicitation; and
The SrxAKEs announced, at seven ninutss past nine
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@p<4 pEr TEMPER ,>Gr.

tiar Division, 10. - D. Of T. Of Richmond, Weyne
roalty. Ia Ncjn.s av evening EACH
week. J . 'elual,. Il. ". DAVIS, W. l..
WHrT,Y l. !, ,YHr X
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Tt'E LeAT The National Inteitsen xPra<ssz thu
oFnon thas ii, Government laa proposed u Score =
~ Waser, IL years At PER cent Pr interest
will or rcaaiiy tesc., D. capitalists.
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MOTHER NEAHrR LH@f@f,rgsz Drtu.-I..ett
ftler Of tie Nonro conpan. Of volunteers, a.e
tiago recently. lie vas democrat frs.n Monroe
county
NJ smith belongs 70 the ultra par Of al a 7aTty
"fte = tSt passing awav. ans TINS lie We! knows:
almost every ineasar- which they enhazon-d on
Their tanners has been condene1 by The people. Bank
D.S,Ti5Hiioa, Protective -o.le---aI gone
JatFs-scai e
No doubts that c b 7ai,i al Wing: ia; that
he i more ultra than Wings generally should be admits
Of question doubt the minds those holding The
same principles with himself; bat that the Wing party
70 which III Snth belongs, rs fist passing away, We
think NJ REID the EDITOR Of the Jef-rsoaiau can
be convinced : Of his poetic Imagination We
think that the author Of the ARTICLES sincere, and
Is a aren't Western make him, but bis
sincerity nc: solid or lasting is Ike iocofoco match
give i few ru5s against fact will blaze up and
maze light sufficient oE him pick up c-n5 Of com
tort but II + out second: and his a-do7 Tx that
-ste-n sun hen obscared ~ clouds, iien has
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Eeaal Notices.

NOTICE to sx-Pnyers-Conroler's otfee Brook,
1lyn November 18th, lSi6Pursuant 20 an Act OF The
Legislature eutied An Act relative 10 the collection of
Taxes the city of Brooklyn and for other purposes,
passed April 18Th 1887 Notice Is hereby given that the
Rolls for Taxes for the current year have ts
day been delivered the Controller OF The city Of Brook
lyt and that from all which shall BE- paid the said
Controller within thirty days from the date hereof, de-
duction of Three viii be made and that from all
taxes which shall be paid alter the expiration Of the said
thirty ys 4nd'vithin sixty days from said date deduc
fwo per cent will be- made, and that and after
the Ftasr Tuesday January next, One per cent viii be
-dd-d all then remaining unpad and that tie
THIRD Tuesday of January next, the SAID Controller VIII
drve' the Collectors OF the city Of Brooklyn tho
said Assessment Rolls together with the warrants thereto
annexed directing them proceed with regard the
paid in the manner directed by law.
The Controller would pcc'uy request those who In
tend avail themselves OF III. provisions OF the Act refer
The above notice to Inform HIN thereof
practicable that their bills may be IN readiness,
prevent desy when they may be prepared to pay their
In compliance with a resolution OF the Mayor and Com
mon Council. NOTICE is hereby farther given that the
Controller will receive al his office IN the City
Buildings, FROM O'CLOCK a. NJ UNTIL O'CLOCK
P. NJ and at no other hours A. II. OSBORN,
nj Ter
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MARINE JOURNAL
PORT OF NETWORK.

CLEARED
Rrigs Madison, Hocy Savannah, Sturccs, Chairman
& Co; Historian. Miikin Madeira. Ncsmiih & Walsh.
schr Conner Couch, Richmond, Allen & paxon.
ARRIVED.
Brig Captain John, Der. AZ ds I'm Lssuna, Logwood,
TO Patru,lo
sehr Greenway, Couch, 40 hours I'm Richmond, aour,
70 Allen g. Paxon.
sAlLED-ship Victoria London.
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TAKE NOTICE-Thst the copsrln-rsGp heretofore,
for The last years existing between CHARL IS
OSBORN Esq late Of Brllport. Long Island, and he cub
scrber. under TIE frm OF OSBORN LITTLE, has been
dissolved BY The death OF Mr.. OSBORN and that the af-
far, o: The late rn will DO settled and The business
d.ced the terms heretofore by the subscriber
on his account, a. the old stand, SO FulLon--t-
New-York Nov. 1, lsio. CHARLES ). LITTLE.
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sIs I'D Be n f1ytAey enacted
Ard eli advertisements made undsr Ire Orders q Ire Post
rilesiercDesa II newspaper OF oe~,pep.rs OF letters
Gacsilt 70. Z. any Post CSe se:. inserted he paper
psp~r- 81 tc- ps --e.e tie o5ce s1rertElng
ulzy be xituaisd, szz1ag ~ szr rs. ei,cuLasisz
N-z e.r. tffoe Les, pas,e5 SIryea S, 1888
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NEyy-YoRk TRIBUNE.
For The Sew.York Tribune
BIZ ANNE c LYNCH

On ,e<in TIC roaeceat spectacle Of Etsz Lila. &c pro
dseed a, The Park Tla>otrs BY !ir. CAari>s Esen
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MEEN FUN hMEEN FUN MEEN FUN
THE Celebrated Chinese Skin Powder for restoring,
bezufying and preserving the complexion, and seu-
d-ring the skin delicarly white, smooth and son
Meen Fun 10 simply preparation OF Oriental herbs.
and may used With perfect safety FOR the OF all
aneous disorders. Among the ost prominent Tan,
Feckles lns-nsibe Pervp!rston Botches Pipes Spots
Irritation COar-eness. and variety Of others
To be aAd wholesale OF the sole importers. HOBBS CO.
vssL New York and retail Of all respectable chemists
and performers In SsSYors and throu ghoat the Uuied
State. n boxes Prr-S. -~H - s-~h o22 I'm
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uUBBARD'S PAPERs.-Bu RSAP NBAsCoCk.
No 5 FutOrst oder or sale !i ae-oftiaen O; Pa
rers manufactured by he Ne.srs Hubbard, comprising
Ledger Papers. blue aud white Imperial, Super Royal,
Royal Medium DeIny AID Elal Cap.
5sak Folio Post Bank Quarto Post, Exchange Cap.
Extra Sup-r Cur Cap, rl.ec and plain
Letter Paper, ruled arc plain, 3 full a-sortmeaL
Packet Post, Super and Extra Super
Colored Royals, thick and hin
Dc. Medium, 90. 90.
Do Double Csp, FER copy books
Fine Glszed Co!orst Mediums, Royals, tc- kc-
2. 3 have on hand Yery extensive assortment Of
wiring Pepef. Book end Eess Printing Papers. P!sie
sole agents % the genu3c- Pg,=n. Envelope Paper
Printing Paper any sz- and quality made 70 order
short notice. ly2l osysod
DR!NTiSG ISk M.-1fsctory.-Th- sab..rioet
Z ras recently Introduced steam power and improved
machinery Sis r=Egfsc.Dry which ensb.es him fur.
rish lis customers win very superior zste Printers
srd ho nay Lave orders fUr PfIEers Ink wiz
tad EsD promptly executed ~ moderate prc=s AMI nay
rely being supplied with Ink Of excellent quality, and
Of Interchangeable cor. The subscriber u.Aruf=ces INK
Of various cCiors. red, hiu- 2reen H. Orders d.!
rec.et hts rrGauf=ctory Front--; be.sien Moct
efy and Oog=r-ear ihrog lie Dispatch Posi-. viii
PI-c-asly sL;eced % lis paper lee been printed By
% srnDlW '---'''''' - SEoRGE NATTER
I AMPS, GIRANDOLES, HsI! Lanterns ard Casn-
II aeiiers-DeiLz, Brother Co Washington Stores No.
hsrd. FIJI assortment q articles n their ae Of lie fol-
loving descriptions, WHICH they Will sell as wholesale O.
soz, LatnPs-G sro-ze and svered, I. gres, variety
Susp-ncIlz So-EIs, DC. do.
Bracket SoiHrs, DO. dc.
Solar Chandeliers Co. 90. . : and Ti-htx
sqsPsnd-ng cenPEsne Lamps Bracket do. do
Side DO. DO.
c=mrtece Chzr1eter-2. ard t:.kts
5trandoles-... Sily=red and Btoaz- patterns
h1 Ls1teens! s-.oQs sizes .si CT. or s.s.ned glass
= ~ OEITI. BROTHER CO
MEMBERS OF CONGRESS, VII! md he PocAe:
-ef'toi o= OF TIE l1os. Useful Accomplishments On
lr .ef ~ or foa tie Sea- OF government Il contains
sef balance pen ed hoter srks.rd, s:eel pens,
Letter -e Hfersorsr tablet, bLony card. y iach
aleasS.- 1919 Eu17er, 81 GUN waters, s,iex- sealing
F-l FAX laf-- - ristcnes, ari<nac, recess ios
ieu-c stamps &c They va-y in SIZE from a-=s by =
IL iccE dep 10 y IscEes bS inches, inches deep
are sod n y ) 81, 81 Eud S6 ezrn Some q hem
are D lct-.cly I'll and un-Iaas, AID We! pied for
Presents 10 .ies PersCs travelling viii fct TIE Escitoir
necessary requisite sale. Wholesale and refill, by
JOHN. BROWNE co. r22 Fulioa-st near SGssau
Ordsrs from the eoua!ry promptly attended 10. nj
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List Of Letters Remaining in tho :. 7. Post 0ace,
Saturday, November 81:

q Pi<ase n,ezzstOn ~
Gre c6r7tisea- LADIl
Allen, NrS Geo
Aop..gz;e. Mss Cara
ArIns;esd, Mrs Martha !
Archibald, Mis- Susan "
Andrews, Mrs 6 II
Anderson, AEs J ?
Adams, H.s Mary
Alcock, .iiss u
Bell, Mrs J
Beln.r. Mrs Margaret
Bradley, Mss Marcy
Br.cnen, Mise Catherine
bedford, Miss Sa-an
Beoe, y ss CstherIr>
Barab.ne. Madame Z L
Barrel. ar, Eeary
Beeafns,. Mrs Geo c
Rayisa Elizabeth
B:sw, siiss Jane
Eeek3an. Miss CorIe.ia
BEnsnan, Bridget
Bia.n. Miss JUiis
Blayney, Mr. Eleanor
Bates, Si.s Elizabeth
Bake. Ms Lacy Z
Bai1win. Iiiss Mary
Bale yin, MsGemo.se!le "
Be,,s, M!s. Laura
Burk, Miss Ann
Brush, Mrs. Henry M
Sotsfor1, Mrs Amelia
Burnett. Miss Catherine r
Bourke, Miss Horora
Birch, Miss Rebecca
ByrEe, Bridge:
Carrow, Mrs Mary
Carpenter, "rs Besey
Carroll, Miss Jane
Grafton, Mrs Ssrsh
ChevaIiey, Madame
Carriyee, Hiss Eliza
Crevar, Madam
Clark, ian
Chsr;ere, Mrs JrnRette
Csrrell, Mrs VI \
Clay, CathsriDe
Cass, Mi-s Catherine
Cranda!l. Miss Mary Ann
CallaghGn, Miss Alas
Caldwell, Mfs Il
Cuuu.ugf AIN, Mary
Crogan, Mary
ClOugh, Mi-s Abby
Couneghaia. Mary
Clifton. Mi-s Margaret
CorcUrHn, Margaret
ConlOr, Dolly
CoustocS, Mrs c I
Comey, ROsene
Curtis. Mrs AGeliGe NJ
CoukliDg. Miss Hanna
Condor, Miss Margaret
Council. Miss Margaret
Corner, Mira Marina. Z
Dennis, Mrs Ellen
De Janon. MadamOise.le
Dayey, Miss Mary
Devllu, Sarah
Drake, Mrs Deborah
Delaney, Ms Bridget
Dorg. Mrs Barbara
Dodge, Miss Mary +
Doyle. Miss Margaret
Dug. Miss Honor
Donnelly, Margaret
Duty, Sara
Doug ass, Mrs Lc,itia
Don. lass. Mi-s Ma1m
Edwards, Mrs Jane
INV l,us' L''fiyeui
Esan' q! $ Js,nss
~ Mn II rs aia,y ) ehe
E!larG, MI.s Maria
I t ihniisiEn ann i.r,,u4s
o., heiu' ra ,, oe'
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+ oIoes; MIs
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III" ~ NJ ~ ~ ''' ''"'
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va .t''' I'm =,
tnriit, Mrs "A i
Sany' Miss harriet "A
oaliaesn. Mrs u NJ
Gordon, Mrs Jsns Ann
6rlttltb, MISS Fanny
Griffin, Mis- } Louisa
Glyn, Miss Mary
Mise Jane Ann
Giillcs. Mrs Mary
Gillespie. Mlss Mary
Gilmore. Mrs Mary c
Guintal. Mademoiseilc l.
Harris, Mrs Mary
Hael, MGreafet
Bette, Madam
HEX, Katharine
HARRISON, Mira Elizabeth
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- HERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue OF II writ OF hefi ia
~ cias, directed and delivered, will expose
sale public vendue Thursday the 9th day OF Decem.
ber 1915, al y o'clock " at the vestibue OF The City Hall.
In the City Of New York all the right title and interest OF
Daniel Abbott that mud ID day OF May lo46 or
which he may have since acquired Of In and all that
lot o land in the Eleventh Ward OF the City New York.
the souih.ry side of Tenth street.
and D. being known aud designated lot No. (ln)
hundred and ten on certain map made by Daniel Even.
Cy SGryeyor and recorded in Lb-r 1876 OF Deeds page
iJ annexed 70 Deed made by Noah Scovell and David
p Hal; being IN front and twenty feet. and
dePh each side nnety-two feet three inches be the
more or less. Dated New York Nov. 10Th 1916.
WM. JONES, Sheriff.
ABSER SANFORD Deputy Sheriff Mo lAw6w
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ply ORDER OF Arthur S.JohpsonJ 1dge ofTonpkns
- CouGty Courts and Counsellor OF the Supreme Court
notice hereby given attachment has been issued
against the estate of HENRY rULLAR or late OF
JOGG-iD%n, IN the County Of Licking and State Of Ohio
nonresident debtor due proof TO the sa!d Judge
pur-uant 10 ID. directions OF the concerning
achnens against absconding concealed and resident
debtors and that the will be sold for the payment OF
ais deDts unless he appear and discharge such attachment
according to law within nine months from the first publ
cation Of this notices and that the payment auy debts due
to him BY residents of this State aud the delivery him
for his OF any property within this State belonging
him. the transfer Of any such properly Big him for
hidden by law and vOid.-Dated October Is, 1915.
WALBRIDGE & FERRIS,
Mo iayyJrn A-,Jy. f,r Affactiry Cr.dffor
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Goal.

DEACH ORCHARD COAI.-Th!rteenth.,, Yard
yard above, and has hand choice lot Of Red
Ash Goals selected from the celebrated and o!
the following sizes viz Broken Egg, Stove and Nu, for
sale Al lowest market prices, Also Lehigh, White Ash
for sale from yard or vessel Apply 10
T. STOKES DlCkERSON, Is iSih-s- near 6,haveaue
and l07 Anhony.sL near Broadway.
N.R-Lehigh and White Ash LaiuP Coal by the cargo
angle ton. SD
kHIGH COAl.-firsi quality, from the yard screen.
Aed and delivered free OF carriage 20 part OF the city
n tho following prices;
Lump.... 500 per ton per Ton
Broken. 49,. geo do Nut....,....... go DO
n. w. WEST, cor Albany and Washington SIS.
MS 81 and cor, Rutgers nad Cherry sts
DEACH ORCHARD COAL.-Firs, quality, from
e yard, screened and delivered free OF carriage any
part The city, al the following prices
Brosen.......S6 50 per ton s. 81 per ton
Egg. 81 per ton Nut. % per ton
n w. WEST, cor. ofAlesny and w ashiuetog sis
nsS5r and R1,ger-sip ana Cherry.st
OK * PIX TON,-Peaeh Orchard small Nut coal
sizcs cos in yard and delivered In rs, ordr al very
low prices good article OF Red Ash s. rs per
ton, Delivered free of csTtssv, from SlMF SONS
Coss Yard, Is aud - Taompson-sL below Sprng-st
N B. Beat Qusf,ty OF Chestnut for engines MI 2w.
NUMBkALANDC tI!aIl-The EcnarI Cu.l--lNl NJ dis
Sehhryr IN aaw days cargo OF the abovv cos fires.
from The company mines In good order, 81 humps 81 The
20 n STONES plCKERS0N, No is Thir,eenlh -
eSr nsar 6lhSvenur. snd ld Anhouy>sl Broadway
COAL-ot AL kinda for sale q; V. B. PAI.MER'S Cos
S0thee, NJ. Spsccesl Tribune Buildings, in eaaniire.
suit purchasers, and warranted good sslice Ordcu
promptly siteatcd To- osS Sun
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Dublie gonueparess, &t
rTSs~ REGULAR Mali. LINE he,,s
ts-----N BnslnH aaa Nv. y OF - -.

n etvg-.
SsSessisS.--1< Boston AID Newly OFT 0s ~, -
ard GOVESSo0 AIS
Tos steamer GovsRSoR. Capt Sea- Tasye, -.
MASSACHUSETTS. Capt ". Poker, VIII run u,,,,s :
oai the .eS.on n eonpeeion wiki SOning;ea sad
Gerc= a-4 5ostoa and Providence Railroads !esSs ~
Yurx daily, Sundays excepted. froE; pier No + ~
Riser O'clock, P u. and Ssortngtou oeio.s ;
n or upor The arrival OF the Mai Train from Sos l.
Tesss steamers unsurpassed IN speed sp-na- 49,.
corforF having each 81 them ~ large eomrsodoa. 49,
,isle.roou,s aud brriAs for 500 persons besides ls
vale rocc.s for families and parties
the steamers are osccge by The per!eacr3 -,
ana VII shorten The passage between NewYosA and r.
Ton rome l.: hours thereby arriving 10 Snp- tEas +,
AL tie Zines running from New York North SoQh A.
West; srd all The lines fsoIa Boston, North Aad Eas,
Tas GOVERNOR Wi. cave Sew-Yosk Tuesday TGzr,
Gsy ana Saturday.
Leave. SloniaS ton-Morstsy, " edEescay and FRIDAY
Th- >S&CHCSETTS viii leave NewYoSk-Xe-
day "Wednesday MD Erdzy
leave SIouinston-TucsGSy. Thursdsy sid S1n;Itsy
" S.-PsssenysTs he arrival OF de steamer, \.
S;cEsioa proceed immediately N he speEdis Raiess
car. u Providence snd Boston, without Ely Decay aot
Baggage Muster accompanies each uair 10 Boston sic
cas-ye Of Tie baggage
For psssa fTrgn. inquire % oo@rt The boats p,
No. NORTH River, Or No. u BAftsry-pIaee. =;