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Married,
BY the Rev. DR. Wainwright, at st. Johns Church. on
Thursday 18th instant at 10 O'Clock, ALExR KYLE Jr
to Miss JUSTINE EARL. both Of this city.
On the 18th instant in the Vestry street NJ e. Church
by the Rev NJ L. Scudder. JAMES Brown, OF TINS CITY,
to MARY ANN GEE, Of England -,
On the 18th instant by the Rev. Dr. Schroeder Mr.;
GEORGE TurHILL to JANE LOUISA, second daughtor Oh
Mr. James b. Price, all of this city.
On Wednesday evening, 18th instant by his Honor
the Mayor LISDLEy USpERHLL to MARY T., daush'cr Vi
the late Robt NJ. Mitchill, all of this city.
Died,
On Wednesday afternoon, the 18th instant, JAMES
SELMEs. in the 4sth year of his age.
The relatives and friends Of the family also Captain
Forsyths COMPANY Of Lafayette Horse Guards are re-
spectfuy invited attend his funeral from his late
residence 9th Avenue, between 26th and 27th streets
this day the l4th instant, at a o'clock ?. NJ
On the 18th instant, ROBERT CvNNINGHAh, long re-
spectacle citizen Of this city, in the 4dth year OF his age
Ills friends and respectfully invited
to attend the funeral this friday afternoon at three
o'clock from his late residence, NO. Ss2 washington
street. without further invitation.
On the 18th instant, blr MARX JONES, aged thirty
six years
His friends and relatives respectfully invited to at
tend his funeral at o'clock this afternoon, from his
residence, No Avenue ID.
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HAvArA, MAY 2-since my last of the o2d the demand
for sugar has been maintained with undminished act
vity, and prices fully supported We had two or
of heavy rain which occasoned fears that the
rainy season about to SIT in much earlier than
usual whereby large part of the would been
prevented from being ground The weather s however
again finer and trust will become settled
to be favorable to the further operations Of
facture. The exports in April from hence to the 9TH
and from Matanzas to the 26th ut comprise nearly
10000 boxes of which about 80 900 boxes the
United States or this latter quantity 5000 boxes have
gone on to New Orleans good deal is being sent to
Great Britain and Spain, and moderate proportion TO
the rest Of Europe Our quotations are Assorted kinds
% 7h-l0ls rails; whites g1s yellows IA sh
browns oh q cucuruchos ga. Coffee is unaltcred
lmportsA cargo erked beef arrived from Rio Grande
and sold at Ia rails The small cargo from Porto Cabel
10 IL retailing Fish comes In moderate quantities. the
cargo Of Halifax cod proved sweated and sold at 29H
rails; 400 drums cod from the British provinces which
by the way Of Boston, sold at S4. and Bos-
ton cod at ST. Lard is at Si3 in bbs and $l4 in kegs;
the stock Is $500 kegs The cargo Of Charleston rice
mentioned in our last report has been sold at AK rails
The Manila rice retailing at 10 rails for the best quail
ty. NO more has come in and the next arrival may
command 10 rails Several parcels Of w. p lumber
nave been imported aud sales have been made Mt $3 for
Sacarsp and S35 for Portland with S3i for deck loads
Two cargoes Of Portland unsold of inferior quality
large quantity OF box shocks have arrived and about
10000 were taken at 10 rails part of the arrivals were
contract. Molasses hid shocks are without change
sugar hid. shocks scarce and wanted at ~ rails An
immense quantity OF empty casks has been imported
and sales have been made at So an Hoops are also
In abundant supply about 100 900 Rhode Island long
and short have been sold $40 and from other ports t
s35. Whale oil and wanted at Is 90 rails
Sperm oil also in good demand at SO rails Talow
dies In very small supply and sperm cardles in mode
rate stock No sales OF American flour have taken place
as dealers do not offer proportonate rates to paid
for Spanish Of which latter parcels have been
placed At SHY 400 lbs Freghts rather easier
we quote "a is to Eb for privileged flags to British
ports f5 to the Baltic ga 10 to Cowes and n mar
kct There Is little demand for molasses vessels
TO the United States the last transaction was at sax
for sugars the rate Is 81 n az Exchange on London
per cent. premium, declining New York and Boston
par, dull Correspondence IT, s. Gazette.
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$; an! d; -: NJ :,!:! fs <:
NcsscLs Nay -Ass b. bark Advocate. Donald. London
waIs. CID 6arLs Helen Fielder. Willis. Ha
NEwsuRrroRr, May liar schf Susan Phsbe. Colby
Bait.
PoRr WALrHAI May 9Sld bark Guiford for Rio; schs
Ann Gardner, York; Bird, Providence; Superb Boston
RicHMoND, May liar schr Adelaide Stackpole Apala
chicola
SALEM. May ll-Sd brig Oriental.
SULLIVAN, May 2-Arr schr Vandalia, Hill Cardenas.
WILMIScIo May liar 9th, brig North America, Brad
bury York; 10TH schr Egeremet. Ray, Boston. CID 5th
schrs GassAbeu Foster Boson 7 Alarcsns Colcose do
Thames, Freeman d.; 9Th, smith. Brewster, York;
Leighton, Handy, do: Harvest, Rice, Boston.
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PORT OF NEW YORK, MAY IA.
Cleared.

Cleared.
shpsMalabsr (Br) Barker, Liverpool, Faber Berwi,h
III S:.s Iss,: S:= o:::
6yis. Ae'Ts Pssps
Bow s 1s%i: 1g5ss ,rS Wii% ias
Ida E%ms tDaseh5 Roerds@, Schmidt Bal
Us
sosr Msuyn R.,nrd Curt; cG Is:
s s5e NV s TIs k:a
ton; A Marshall Chase. Boston; A Abbott. Meeker Bos
sloop-Jas Lanpheer Kenney, Providence
Arrived.
Packet ship Go,tuGp SsOs ,sposd BI;On from
5s ATil 2I. lat w spoke
during the passage and has been four days of the Hook
Packet ship Garrck Trask from Liverpool April Il. with
mdse, to r Collins The lies at anchor in the Lower
ship LoSs ss ssy o% I'll y
ship fsasGSy e Ssy from %
.sa. ns S5E 2S
S s NY s ''ffih II: :Hi s
xiii %a:s no E Taylor Merrill" The lies anchor ID
to f s.: Ar sa Ss s%. A # h s, with %s
lat 80 90 lon spoke French ship Guiam Tell from Havre
for New York 18th inst Georges ship st Patrick,
hence for Liverpool The lies anchor in the Lower Bal
Ship Chaos Wilson, from Liverpool April lth with mdse
and pass nges to Slate Gardiner Howell The lies at
Ship Diana, Bully, from Liverpool, April 10th, with mdse
aud order The lies at anchor in the Lower
Bay.
Brig BENZ Swan, Benjamin. days from New Haven in
ballast, to master.
Br sch Vic,ors, Hammond IL days from Halifax. with fish
7 Winniett.
Schr OTIS Dunbar from Plymouth NC, with naval
to master
schr Texan, Clark, Eastport, fish, to Sturges Co.
Schr Grccian, Chase, Boston, mdse.
Schr Croton Chase Boston, mdse.
Schr Isabella Sherwood, Boston. mdse.
Schr Only Daughter, McDufie, 10 days from Eastport.
Schr Jasper, Howes, days from Boston.
Below.
ship 2brigs-unkaowa. Wind Ne
Packet shin Constitution from Liverpool still remains
anchor IN the Lower Bay
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Light and middling weights. 49,. Is to l61s
Heavy weights .l3 to l4M
Gond l.li< O

.
Terms of sale four months The buyers were mostly
from the east who bought for immediate consump ton
It Is estimated that there will be at least 100000 sides of
hemock sole leather less produced this year than
deIaby increased during the same period that the
stock Of leather hand ut the end Of the year likely
to be very light.
MoLAssEs-We report sales of $40 hhds Cuba on pri-
vate terms. There was no change in Cardenas
NAVAL SToREs-There change in prices and
salos of all kinds limited
OfLs-Sales of 400 gals city pressed linseed were
made at CSC cash of do English sold at GAY
o3c cash Another lot reported sold 6!c what
terms Of payment We did not learn Country do was
been sold in New Bedf I'd at SO SAKE; leaving stock
Of 5000 on hand chiefly held at 34JS Sperm continued
dull
PRovsIoNs-Thc market continued firm, but sales
were small with the exception Of old prime pork 500
bbs of which sold at Sl3 l2 and 500 do old do
sold at $40. No transactions in reported In
beef there was change. while lard continued firm
l0& l0H in kegs, aud 9A I0k in bbls. 300 barrels
grease lard sold at &c.
RIcE-We report sales Of 800 terces at 81 so a 81
s7 80 tierces Of which of the prime quality
taken on the wharf at 81 slh.
SucAR-The market exhibited no change. Muscova-
does, In moderate way selling Mt Ga, IA 7lac
according to quality 60 hhds sold by auction at 67s
exc cash; :asks English loaf damaged sold by
ton ut So q 9h, cash.
TALLow-No sales of Importance were reported
WHALEBoNE-The market continued dull, and quo
tations nominal.
WHnKEr, WINE AND BRASDr-la0 bbls whiskey sold
at 2s>c. 80 baskets Champagne quarts, A. Gulard &
Epenny, sold by auction at So % 37 per dozen; 10
do. pints do, 50 SIN months; Is do quarts do I've
NUS" 81 TO- cash; cases cherry brandy do quarts So
S7k, and Is hhds claret wine SIS, months
WooL-About 10000 lbs fleece woods have been sold
this week at rs a 80 cts.
FRrIoHTs-Rates 10 Liverpool were considered some
hrmer and engagements were made at 3s for -four and
lOd for wheat and corn British vessel said to be
taken for London at 81 for -four and Id for grain
To Havre they were rather dull.
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BALTIMORE, May Is. 1917.

BALTIMORE, May Is, ls47.
Rmmored Ertrd Session-City Leuy-Maryisnd Patyi.
ohsm-Railroad Presidents-Tae Markets, &c.
reached here last night that extra session
Congress had been called but turns out be only
a rumor.
The committee of ways and means Of our corporation
yesterday made their annual levy for city purposes
amounting to 90 cents, which, with the State levy will
make 1913 cents ON the $lOe This expect In rather
higher than the people Of New York called upon to
suffer
Gen John Spear Smith has rendered brigade of
troops from Maryland to the War Department He has
had such understanding with number Of influential
officers to render it certain that the brigade could be
ready for the field in two months.
There is effort making here by few Of the stock
holders of the Baltimore aud Ohio Railroad who are AZ
hicted with the Pittsburgh mania to turn out the Hon.
Lewis McLane from the presidency, and slsct the Hon
John p. Kennedy. or such project can never
succeed; If it did the road could never reach the
aiss of the whole world ability Of Mr. Mo.
Lane
Mrs Coleman Pope Is we'll received at the Holiday
Street. She appears AS Lady Anne night to Mr. Wal
lacks Richard
The MARKErs-There were sales ON Tuesday Of Howard
street flour ST. rs Yesterday there brisk inquiry and
bbs az s. 97; also 7cO bbs fine at 81 37h. CITY Mills -four
held at $50 tran actions sale Of 500 bbls Baltimore
Corn Meal 81 S No sales Of wheat Mar, land worth
and yellow 81 O2 o. Sales Of Maryland rye at %
and oats at Sc cents
sALEs AT THE SrocK BOARD $4,000 6., 1887 Ioix;
Umed States e 1867 closed asked o4s bd Trea-
closed at 8 asked o. bid City per nts OF 1885,
closed at l0lfa ask, d, lO0ea bid
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State of the Flour nfursk q Il.

PITTsBuRoB, May I2There is still falling of In the
demand for -four, with sales at So Ga So 1917 of at
least 10000 barrels Corn, doc; oats, 27c Csc dull
rye, 40c. 44c.
holders enabled to obtain better prices to-day about
$500 brls mixed Pennsylvania and Western brands sold
at So including 81 500 brs taken early in the day
81 SIN the market closes with sellers at So Corn meal
in demand, and 1880 brs Pennsylvania sold at So
Wheat in request and 6,0O0 1000 bushels good Penn
syvania reds sold at 81 u.s. including mixed lot at
81 To- Corn-Several sales Of Pennsy round yell
low were made at 81 J. including to arrive at the
same price
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LIvrRrooL--Packet ship Constituton--Wm Ridpwav VIM
Coing, England; simpson, Ptsburg, Pa; Or Nc auer
Bangor, Me; Tbos w RougA, lreisud John Willis N Yors.
Charles Manning, Baltimore; De Ia Figanere Portu
gall DIR Geo Blackhuan' Newburs NY; McLellana, Ca
NADIA.
LIvERPooL-Pscket ship Monezum1--Dr Andrew Conbe
Miss Cot scotland; Miss Heaton, England; Evans DAM
Whuy, Thomas Need JaDsda: Rooeu Trimbe. Ire land;
Edward Pratt Ohio; Alfred Mercer fork-3j in the
agr. 49,. :. u, :.
Louis; David Parling. Montreal-3i6 "a steenge.
LtvrRPooL--5hip AtlasR Lush VIM Pond aud lady, Capt
s Gray, late Of brig Neumoddle-37 IN seerage
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EnR-We report sales of 500 bbls No mackerel at
s. l9x. 500 quntais dry cod sold at 50 sly
FauIr-About 800 boxes bunch raisns sold at 81 go a
81 90.
HsMP-The market continued quiet.
LEAp-The article was steady at 81 so for pig
LEATHER.-The public sale yesterday the best Of
the and the entire catalogue disposed Of
advance OF q half cent per pound common quail
tiles and cent first quality hemock tanned leather
compared with the last public sale two weeks
since The following is range of the prices at the
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Sales OF Stocks mt Boston

May R-ExcnANaE BoARp-j shs Western Railroad ioi;
2jC anton Company $685. 100 East Boston 60 o 200 do 90
DO soOd 90 100 Do 500 ~ SO do dividends M $1,000 Reading
RAILROAD Bonds, 1850, 70
Ar AUCTIONS shs Appleton Manufacturing Co. 90 n oes1
Per ca; fremont do d., ylr q Eagle Bank per CT sdv
10 shoe aud Leather Dealers Bank, ~ per adv BIZ
ssh so for GO; fremont Blk 500 sh; Union Blk u per
ct adv;5 Fitchburg Railroad 2jh per CT adv.
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Foreign Importations.
LrvrRyooLShip Monte boxes Tin gu bds sheet
iroo Pneps Dodgei6o pig iron Irwm-53 bags nails
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Births,

Births,
In this city, the 18th instant to THOMAS 8. SOM
MERs. ESQ. two sons
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PUBLISHED
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
North Vest corner Of Fulton and Nassau streets.
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an.fn CnAniIi >HEki-Ihe artists Of he Italian
y4AX Opera Company with the perms OF the Mana
KEY gers will give grand Concert at the Apollo Saloon,
Tuesday Evening, May 18Th 1917. for the relief Of =
worthy family in Distress Tickets $to be had at the usual
rs~es mlr
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FHtLADELFHIA. 4 +. M
Arrived, schrs Jones' Sprague, (iuayama PR; Middle
Studey Pongo River NC; sloop Friendship Scott Alex
andra.
Cleared, ship Devon, (B) Belts Liverpool; brig Erode
DAM Rasch, London schrs Teaze Ciough, Ipswich By
ron, Handy Boston; Savannah, Boles Dghon; Foster
Chandler, do; barges Nassau Squire New York: Nmrod
Squire do; Orb, Yapp, do Comet, Cox do Cayuga, Cw
do
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The cloquencc OF Patrick Henry.

,-..,,,,,,. p.-.,-l. t,, a.. .,
Cnl,'sS'on'"l!' r".'IIh i'','ry was .''e mos,
,""i"e"' SpS'N,r o' r"ouern .'heS' II hot o, all
mn ne "lIo"',g narrative rom ,he Dap
uSt h'gster gives 4 me illustration OF his pow
'r' AM 'ne rhects nc produced upon the minds
oil use wa" ncara nm
naPpears 'i'a' soon after iienrys noted case
OF 'optccp ana preserves, as IL was some
url's called' ne heard case OF oppression Tor
conscience sake; Inc English church having
bHeh es,aoished ny law III virginia, became as
al eStao',shmehts are wont TO do, exceed
,hgy iNo'erant towards otler sec's: In pro-
secut'oh OF ''hs sVstr'n OF cornerstone tliee
naP',st ciergNincn hai oeen 'mu'c'eu at reae-
HcksourS' Tor preaching the gosnei OF the con
"t Hoo, contrary to Tue statnte'--Henry' nearing
o. t'i'S RODE some ft'v Inlies 10 volunteer HIS
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ALMIGHTY CREATOR
that
" WIN MOOD Is Tile LIEE"

he requires that his disciples and his patients mike
pnre he lte-currcm that leaps through their veins
aud arteries, before they can hope for rERNA-
NlNrcurc. Rciiethc can give them and can others;
but bright and joyous heath must come from a pure
b.rod.
But a most sad thought here comes in So count
less are the impostons which are practiscd upon the
public hv prctrndrrs and numerous and Don>u are
the IN, dclnes advertised that the reader may be slow
to believe in this Great Remedy. word, therefore,
this point
In the first place READ TUE GRAErrNDERG GAZETTE.
No matter how sceplcal you may now be, that paper
will convince You. Thousands hare been convinced
in every State and Territory N the Union, and among
them distinguished statesmen, Iuri.ts cergymen ply
sci1ns, civilians. The baIc enumeration " the
names would till this page. Let the reader send -
the most convenient agency ior copy OF the Gazette
which can be had
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lance of fostering the construction of such ROADS
in this country, and the supposed imposslbl''.,iy
of successful competition with England, rail-
road iron was for many years allowed to come
in duty free. ..
BY the TarlTof 10 duty was imposed. 1t
was pronounced absurd, impolilic, and oppres-
sivc. and very many even the friends OF that
Tariff. questioned its proprcty, in the belief
that the iron works of this country could not sup
ply the demand. The statement above quoted
affords the answer to all these objections and
fears, and most conclusively demonstrates the
wisdom of the policy that in the space OF ou'
two years has built up business that ensures
to us a full supply of all the railroad iron that
may be needed, that adds to our national indie
pcndcnce, that gives employment to many thou.
sands of our own coun,rymcn, and Keeps NJ
home millions of dollars that would otherwise
annually go abroad.
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RUST PROOF IRON.
For ROoFlNG. WINDOW SHUTTERS, &c.

F1NIE SUi,SC RIDERS beg to call the attention
l. OF all those interested III roofing, 20 their AL
NANlIED TIN PLATES, and 10 the many adj
vau,ages which they possess over all mctac and
utrr substances hitherto used Tor this purpose pos
sessng they do the strength and ightness OF iron
without It's liability To rust, having been tested
several year., both in this country and in Europe
They also less subject to expansion and contac.
ton from Sudden changes ct the atmosphere, than
common Tin Plate, Iron, Znc, sc, or any other
metal now used for roofing, and consequently form
much better and tighter root requiring far less frequent
repair. whilst the first cost Is but a tiiile more.
The subscribers would also call the attention of all
dealers and workers in metals to the many other pur-
poses TO which Iron thus projected, can he applied
IN General terms is applicable To all articles OF iron
which il is desabie To protect from the action OF the
atmosphere. And they would especially call the at
-nIion OF those interested in TEIEGRAPHlC
LINES, to their Galvanized Wire, which is now al
cntre used il Europe, and which answers every
purpose as Conductor OF electricity, costing only
about halt as much copper, and possessing equal
durability wi,h tlat metal.
Having lately erected works in this city for the
purpose OF galyanilng nails, spikes, bolts wire, &c
they will be able to finnish any articles which may be
desired. 4 supply OF Plates manufactured in Europe,
constantly on hand from l6 20 ,. wlre riarr
GEO. L. MORENUOD x co.
Nos. If and 6 Beaver st. New York
The Patent Right for this article has been secured
for the United States as well rs Great Britain and
other European countries and all legal measures will
be aiken to prevent any infringement by importation
or otherwise.
Oct 80 l. Is. lsyl
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70 Mn. FIREMAN.. FROM THE CITY OF

~ Mn. FIREMAN.. FROM THE CITY OF
EsA New York. has the pleasure TO inform the
G..I4 citizens Of Burlington and vicinity that he
has opened shop at the room latcly occupied ly
j II riat. , doors north Of Mr. Warmers store, OH
Church -t,,et and prepared to do with and
in she best manner MI vol entrusted to his care in
c.udu1 JEW ILItN Il WATCHES OF every
description, making Patent Lever Escopemcnts as
GOOD a. johnson or Robinson; Also. Duplex, Lepine,
and all vcrticle. &c. All kinds of repairing, setting
n.liou-, staff. cylinder. wheels etc well and neat n
can be- done in the city ot New YORK Music boxes
repaired. Accardans and Melodans tuned. All
work done ~ his own hands.
Mr. t. hnyinL worked in in large establishment
in the city OF New FORK tor two wears, and having
previously received good instructions ON an eXre.t ri
Euronoap workman J. well qualified 10 execute the
most difficult *, and ne eXl orts the public 20 place
in him their confidence and cstow upon him snare
OF p7uonar. Refer, for information respecting his
workman uiv. 20 Nee~,- Fellows Van Alsdale and
Cooper, No II, Maiden Lane, n. !.
Bir.If.r-l1 Sent g l~i6 trl3
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4 trfng deposit and small premium note are al
10 rcuiIircl. 10 rnard ngnlnst contin gencics.

triilng deposit ana n small premium notc are al
so required, to guard against contingencies.
Thus. n person at the age of -, may TO his
family, his death SloO, by the annual payment OF
81 Al, annual deposit OF nine cents. and prcmi
um note of thirty cents, or the sum of $1,000 by
the annual payment of Sill an annual deposit OF
Scents and premium note OF $50. The premium
is taken TO guard against the contingency OF great
and unusual mortality, but the Directors have great
confidence the belief that their payment will never hc
called Tor. n large proportion OF the profits Of the
Company Is every third year, distributed among the
existing policies by being added to the sums respect
ycy insured thus contnually increasing the amount
to be paid on the death OF the person iusuged. The
policies may be made for the benefit. aru"raliy Of
the estate, specifically Tor the benefit o his
wife and children in which latter east, the sum III
suTed is beyond the reach Of his cIcdto.s.
The character OF tie President and Directors of the
company is guaranty OF the safety with which
man NAV MIKE provision for his family at his de-
cease, however unable he may become by failure in
business or otherwise, to provide for them
The company has qua antv capital OF 100000
half OF which is paid in and invested in the stocks
city oi Boston, and in notes secured by bond ana
mortgage of unincumbered real estate in Massachu-
SETS worth three times the amount loaned thereon
The remaining halt ct the guaranty capital is LA
bic to be called for, whenever the interests OF the
company shall require it,
Applications may be made TO the subscriber, who
will furnish pamIh ets continuing all the particulars,
as also the charter and bylaws OF the company.
GEO. b. SHAW, Agent
Burlington Dec. ], 1916. 23m6
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PEARL STREET. HOUSE.

4 House, ilghgatc Springs, respectfully announ-
that be has rented the above establishment, which
Is now open ior the accommodation OF the puhlc II
surpassed by any public house in this section, and sit
uated it is, the head OF one of the principal streets
i'll the delightful portion of the village it presents
superior attractions the traveller for pleasure while
is not far removed from the business portion of the
to Off, any Inconvenience 10 the man OF bus
mess The subscriber having long been engaged in
his present business latters himself that he shall be
able To give satisfaction u his guests far his
cxl erience a well furnished table careful and ate
tive servants and bar stored with the choicest liquors
may contribute to their conior, and enjoyment.
4 the stages which leave Burlington call at this
house Tor passengers and conyeyances will be proyid-
ed to and from the steamboats,.
Parties OF pleasure will be entertained at the shortest
notice.
H. y. COLE.
Burlington, October 10th 1916. lG