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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-17
CITY ITEMS.

TUESDAY MAY 10
V THE MACDALEN FEMALE BENEVOLENT 80
orry held It's Thirteenth Anniversary meeting lasteven
ing AZ the Church Of Rev. Dr. Potts, University place
Opening prayer by Rev. DIR. Wyckof of Albany The
Tressurers Report exhibited small balance IN the
treasury The Society has expended 1888 during the
l.., wear Several hundred dollars due for current
expenses. and deb, Of 5000 is s;iil due upon tho
b.ildns. Of the Institution The Annual Report states
tia, 30 females have been received into the Asylum IN
the pas, wear and Il now remain Within the PC
Rod have been placed At service in respectable fsmi
H,. have been restored 70 their friends and ~ have
been discharged Ter various causes not mentioned Al
TER the reading Of the Reports in the absence Of Rev
Or De VIII who was expected TO be present Rev NJ
Birch addressed the meeting
IT. The process Of widening William st. irom
he Dutch Church on the corner oi fllfon. 90 r pre-
cent terminus il going forward rapidly Many Of The
.aildinss are being lcseei and others s hack come
nv. feet This with The project cd extension 90 Chat
ham will greatly improve the appearance Off street
and serve - relieve other thoroughi-res sTeay over
crowded
FRAxsroRr -STREET.-The owners Of land on
,his street held d meeting Tsmmany Hall last even
s 10 see II they could agree shout widening H. They
found this i'm possible though the majority seemed %
thnk il desirable that the should be wider The
matter accordingly indefinitely postponed
FIRES-A fire was discovered last night IN the
cellar OF house No Depcysier-st occupied by John
sullivan as junk shop hut was speedily extnglished
The roof Of house No 81 Thirteenih-st caught FIRE
Yesterday from the sparks Of the chimney. As the
wud was high the time, II was with difficulty eXtin
sushed
AcciDrSIs-A child named John Kinney
about six years of age accidentally fell from wagon
Yesterday and broke one Of his arms. man named
Plat Baker while standing on his wagon yesterday
in sixth.svenue was Knocked of by another wagon
arriving against his and severely injured that he
/. not expected % survive Patrick Conner was
run over by wagon in the Third avenue near seventy
ninthf on Saturday last and had OF his legs broken
In two places q. Yesterday morning man. whose
name wa. not sscertsned fell down area Ina Centre
IL while In state OF ntoxcaOn and very seriously
injured
IsouIsT.--Yesterdsy Coroner Walters held an
inquest al the foot of Chsmbersst on the body OF a
man named Isaac Burtis, who found floating in the
river IL appeared on examination, that the deceased
bad bean suffering from illness for time past and
about week ago he disappeared and not heard Of
Ill his body found In the water The Jury returned
vsrdict accordnely
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LIGHTNING RODS.

D'HE SUBSCRIBERS respectfully announce 90 The pst-
he that they prepared 20 erect their Improved Light
ming Rods which hs,c met with the Appreciation Of cenhc
men generally tTuue bout iic country.
BENG fastened together with copper points. hese rgds
in
As ihe of ae wear approaching when disasters
hV ghuug o frequent occurrence, hc attention. 90 tc
public Is particularly invited 90 me improved nod. uow sub
inircd 90 their inspection.
NB-Lighuug Roos furnished, un reasonable terms, of
cnirchcs schools. df 81 uco is0-. public buildings, &c
IN W Al unLLL- NA.LA y nL LID D ------- y n
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Law CGurt....Nl


SUPREME CoURr-SPcoial Term-Beforc Judge Paige
Order. made The Hsret NJ Phesrt
rhsl. Bea nesH fIs Dean fratsh Banker
rs. parsasas 10 o,u 10 the case Of Ks,sy John
l Kacsy Mar Neral - Melissa J. Ns'rA' Rachel Mot -
B.-rs csns- " Har-aA w. coasa-orisr show
trs Nuotay n jane.
h a. -sissr 4 Rssor Lssst-ou Peioa 10 has re,
gvsn,ed
d.m&srs r sneerd usas prseg'on s heea enered pa NJ
pTo ss.as' he cPssy 81 prssd' take9 t = p ssin =
u PreSeeHs N The sa 90 ne soand mat an seton 'f '
prosecuon senlf b. eroyt sgti,i c'if'io zoe W
Ise General Term ths o VS. closet tor want OF lotss ue'
~ b. tcrm Ia June.
oIpSuPKxNE Covsr-r The Court for the CLOSING Up OF
bso The GA supreme Court c'aues rs SESSION % e
cy HAL Amo the precb1 yesterday, aplrai or'agi BY
" a oenioak a soAto who con, cicj Vuect Ooaufi of
A.vlnr improperly dsnse snd collected ec he soioT Cor
R<esEd Canus utsneai estsaed or sii3 - asaas Jacs
rsa sre-d 10 .e,s BY pss dsei a. t'ssd csi
"a, sier~at en'eTei compliant As 70 e'ehsse sa te e.
sss SO sAsfas e.. when the real amount ssd only
he case .s s'se-t sy NJ Hem l. onion ~ ,ae ts Pc
ssisaes q iar.lcion Queens Coap te
csence any, having eera egrct Neviost hcesi'n re-
CucVir CoVkr-Bcforc Judge Edward. - Sackens
Reyesr Bass isir Cissfs Raa recover about 81
Of drsls and interest NJ suf on 60 aisrr trans.
Rank w gs,uleni dcbf customer. AMI transfer
the Ns q han Of m9les, 'thvr h ca.h
sr...s .s On .s y ~ Dan, Ne Suite, W, ~. ~ > ~,
Sors .ba -oie isAr stated ihe oenns t psus,
f,or H. A..h chsre nsAe te se. 10 ~ tb
srsocoa-fs yhA Nessrs C. kTksnt and ktwad Saaiefl
dflt Nsss's John an sorea u NJ Ben'e'i AID ke'u
CouSr oF CoxNo> PrEAs-Bciorc Judge lnsrshsm
A. Cs-sfs 4 Cows 4 4 tAsas e ai Acir'a tr lsl Ss'i
~ r ceos c. al W., = * 81, sss d,.sr,.
IL siutsf teirs % sn si'u ~ 4S 81 ~ AZ. i e
Fvs-~s Ft,' 10 b. ooaaurd n tscnaenicr ptf ~ rsa
Al. ar do NJ ltsrhr
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CONyEYANCES.

-TVa OPENING or THE+si.-1TITT mi
e. Ill - pENNSlLNAN ANA tA-s y s-.-s 80
z.------- r-----e Nal for l8T.-Bmghauis
Line FOB PWshGrrl.-Ihe undersigned would respectfully
tr.u Western shippers. that 0u le frsi 0i March nagigr
1n M be- resumed Tor -lc present fO Pt'-hur-i
y te p.nu.v sau.a Canals and RM.oads Goods marked
far this line SSH. be- forwarded wIih great dispatch and of
the lowest current rates. no comm s-lons Or oer Charge
f,- l,r,ytri.lg goods from PIsbur-h A regular line o
steam Pacse- leaves pJurgh daily a. 10 O'Clock A. " OI
CINCINNATI. Louisville. 81 Louis. Marx pachsge--Bns-
hams Line, va Canal
81 n WI IYsnN. Ag.uL. NJ Me.-.- y 4
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AIR-r1GHr KIrcHrN RANGE.

VNHE UNDERSIGNED have had in use for time
back, l. WOODS Patent Portable Alright Two Oven
Kitchen Range, vhc has cquacd expectations
respect dong the bq-inc boiling, hToiig, roasting. &C 10
oar entire satsilcliu, ud chccrO,y recommend 90
others for their MS. believing they VII be- equally well
pleased with iis opetanon
RALPH. POST as SecOnd-aveuue.
L. WALSH Sfafcsf Buooklyn.
n v. RN pER. ~ East Broadway.
SENMOI x UONT IN Pear-st Brooklyn.
r. nD Moan, Wiilan,sburgh
The above ony few 90 the numerous recommends
lions which the manufacturer has received, and would
spccllly invite the public 20 call his and examine
the Range before purchasing escV here Al sraued
To give satisfaction. la28 Sml l.. WOOD. 81 WMer-st.
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- - -tUN ALbANl p .''I .'''I' /, 'tttyTt,I
s--S-----.s-7 llror-h direct /. u'c.llA R. u tnn
fts pier between Cori.sni t'i L beers So
Steamboat J. SEW Ton. Cag' Ni- b Fees, wiL lei,e
or N.rllr Wednesday. and FRIDAY evening" Or 1closs
Steamboat OREGON Capt. 4. = 49, John, val cay On
Tre.Isv Thursday Hul saturday evening ai 0cioeh
Af56cock p N. landing az m'ermedis'e places 'f''
,he f.,f OF BGrc.ly-sf
Steamboat SANTA CLAt $. c. llls ll,ntod' WIZ
leave on Monday, Nelncso b, fii.t lHd HN-ial ai''
MOONS af O'Clock. .
Steamboat NORTH AMERICA. Cs.t A iichcocA, ~
leave on Tuesday, Thursday. .nu Sai,ay 'ieiao''s '.
O'Clock
mo above boats VIII af OBJ times .rive n Dti' s. si'
pIe time f,- fhe morning ears Coz lc Et.f or " 81.
Fre.br taken ar moderate Ffcr, fid none iiNcn t"i
o'c.ocs. pm ,.t. -.
An persons are forbid trusting ay ot ihe uots OF ts ''
yfoif written nrier from lc Captains ul gents r.
na>-l.c or freight apply board te huais OF 90
SCNI-I IL. a. tls Office Ul Ile wharf hf'
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
From the Dublin Nation
rWELL TO THE RYE
BY crLLA ERIN

BY ciLAthiN
,o..s. Grow ..s s r,d hansed oono beng s,abea = b.
- -, con..ashf found stls Icnsier ne Bs
!, !, n..-r Or fer5 vho brought BIN hc q D. a'os
h Iilossh. Sssa nd BIS ova ssin Tie so'esrs isn5 ~
). srs. o s rae, 'ypg- 10 eoi eoFga - s's f,'s
S..,. .,Ss.. ss.i .r.rs 'psoovsS. 1.asl, q s.
'os sss'sr'" sos-voi L. ., sisl
sHISIso Sickle lie thou there,
Another harvest needs my hand
Another sickle must bear
Back TO the fields Of my own land
Farewell Sickle welcome Sword
A crop waves red on Connaughts plain
or bearded men and banners gay,
Bot we will beat them down Ike rain,
And sweep them like the storm away
Farewell Sickle welcome Sword
Peaceful Sickle lie thou there
Deep buried in the vanquished rye,
May this that in thy stead bear
Above es thick a reapinc lie.
Farewell Sickle welcome sword
Welcome Sword Out from your sheath
And look upon the glowing sun
Sharp shearer Of the field Of Death
Your time OF rust and rest IS gone
Welcome welcome, rusty Sword
Welcome Sword No more rePose,
For Cathal Crov-dearg, or for thee.
Until we walk Ger Erin s foes
Or they walk over you and me,
Ny lightning bsnner-clesvlng sword
Welcome Sword thou magic wand,
Which raises Kings and casts them down
Thou scepter to the fearless hand,
Thou ietter-key for limbs long bound.
Welcome, woodworking Sword
Welcome Sword No more with love
VIII Cnthal look on land or main
Till with thy aid, my Sword, prove
What race shall rpau and kIug shall reign
Farewell Sickle welcome Sword
Shining Sickle lie thou there,
Another harvest needs my hand
Another Sickle ! must bear
Back 20 the fields of my own land.
Farewell Sickle welcome Sword
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GLASS GLASS GLASS
O~@NSsN oNNNNfss tAsAA%''
= QOO BoNkS AMERICAN Window Class from On

J,UUU to SSp
~ bxs aonl,e ifck Eng sh Crown tom lsNi2 in .yh
100 30 Engisl Grove. single uick Qm lrci4 o lsN2n
loce DO F-ench Window and Picture Glass dom tsf 'o
SNf6
leo 90 double fhck f1gtsh >heef ff0n i8N2i fo ies
very slQclor artcIe Or show vinirNs. E1r saIt lF
mvlo .rrs 4 ~CHANCk 81 O.yisirn-sf.
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L'NDlCCTr a ST alNER'S Minaurs Solsf Lamp eel b.
l1ses ever eer iQr brilliant lg n ccclnrf and cu1t
nrlQe Tire crina11 Or 'tfla ga. been greet their
whcrsalc rrt y -.f kls' itff ly have been cule.-
TIE qablc. uy3 lW
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| ~ =; - SEW Y0Rh AID

sumner 1rTufgeHs1f
From MAY 4. 1888, until farther notice
FoR PAssFNCrk leave NeU-Tork from The foot q
Dlanest) ai o'clock A n and o'clock, VI for Pier
mont Blauvefviue. Clarssiowu. Spring Valley MOusey.
RamapO. Monroe Works Turner's Monroe. oxford, Ches-
ter Goshen, Nev.hampton. MddetoVu, howeif', Ons-
vile and Port Jcr...
For New orb aud Intermediate pl.cesLelve Port Jer
sis af o An aud az PM Ousvlle. a. Sd AN and y
PM MddeiOnu af AN. end P VI. Goshen, ~
A VI and 40 PM. Chester n "a M and 4. PM
al baggage 40 the Usk az tlc owner unless put y
charge 81 te baggagena-crs f0y hs ~ personal bag
gage allowed to each passenger So freight taken BY ne
passenger trains.
toa FRucHr-Leave Nev-i Ork ~ o'clock, Pm PEI
b8r2cs Samuel Marsh. Henry Suydam Jr end Dunkirk-
Leave Port Jerfl- af9AAis Ousrilef o. lo An Mo
dlei0Hn II An Goshen j. NJ; and Chester - u
NILS viii be- taken morning ana evening by trans r1n
ming expressly for thar purpose.
~ X II G. SEYMOUR Superintendent
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- NEW ADVANCEMENT TO

- n - AtAt y ~ e. " y 4 ~
--i--- .hy 1flrr1- and r eeu.u -rraiu- from
New YORK PMlale pla. Bsluore and Cumberland, with
luf delay. Passengers having choice ~ day ~ night
and Pa-seuger Route Through 81 hours from New orb
ro Pf-burgh and Wheeling thence Cincinnati, ,f Louis,
Neiy Orleans and ss solfl and West passengers CON.
directly through By the United States Mal Trains.
Leave New-Y0rs foot ~ L.0ery-F. 90 An and q.
PM Or Philadelphia aud Connect win llr- or Baltimore
Leave Philadelphia by Do pm train for baltimore aud
rive u time 20 connect With q NJ ralu fof Pittsburgh and
Vince. Il.. gong directly through without delaf-
Leave Pllde.p. hy Railroad from Pie cor. ~ Eleventh
and Marsef 3D. ~ 81 f1r Baltimore aud arrive l Time
t1 connect with PSI lrliu flr P.-llrEh tH1 Vince
Leave Pltl- ril tf -'elirluaf a' q = 81 from Dpcs
vharf Sunday ercentel'l .1f .ai-e Do ba.tncrr
The uUlr l- sunday from Philadelphia fur blll0r.
! bv Rs,'-f..f. 4f lnpN
Lea.e Bl.amor- d, u An ADD 8 Pm daily by ,.e Bali.
Leave Cumberland afsPBi. and An. by twenty daily
Lines Df- National Road ini Good Intent stage C0upanle-
ani a-ive m Pittsburgh or Wheeling next evening and ie
following morning.
Pa.-ager. flr P..hurg Take the -pe1d ue'v AMI nod
erl-lIf -feau1olfs af Bronusr-c and .r.1y have 1l
= miles ~ staging ou 'le whole route
fr-r-c al llboa's leave PIrsllrEl mdN leelg reg
sr rud pl.s-er- forwarded without dels l0 ncu
naf. aHd f other ror- .I fle >alrl md We-f
TAKE NOTICE Tickets ere not sold iu Nesv-f0 'f
Passenger nr Baltimore, Pittsburgh or Wheeling. Ih
notice becomes u---.-lry OBJ account o se ra persons
1f s1r rcseh -lppos- meI were alt-orIel L9 P--. H
arIr lr.c Trains Baltimore and the south sni West
Tlev have no connection FI.I n-.
For ft0Hgl .ctef By ll- rlufe. apply u Pllsdepts ri
fle aslra d ufce corner of Markr and Eleventh -is.
y ~ur Tlu-sf. board Steamboat. Docs--f wharf
Fare through rom Pli.ade pla no Plrsburxh -. o.
Wheeling : b with fle privilege n sOppng AZ Baltimore
90 reslns seals 81 pleasure Fog is,asT niornaiol
A Adams CO... Expre.. OFce. l6 Nal--f a. hi A "
or Tsvofs Eofe 3 C0raud-.'. al
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IT. REGULAR MAIL LINE BIZ
---.l------,--ILA- -A .-.rnA AAn NV N0Ek

SION nIt FrI. .rHCH
~ TIE Fcrn Providence ia uoN avoided nv The New
kr1ncl Rlr1rl inland Route ihfou. fhou change q
Cars ur haefl-t' IH- steamer q. VANDERBILT, Cspi
Joel stone. aHd MASS ACil SITS. Cart Potter IN con.
nrcl sal tHe >lu1e ana Providence ana Boston ard
fo. l.l-t Railroads leaving Newly ors fa y SUNDAYS ~
ctf'tn, ifum riCr North Fff. nj d Uc.ocs a VI sna
nls1n o. oc.ocs T "a or upon e srvs 90 'le nlas.
H ili session tlc~r steamers asset ln speed
sclof ANA comfort having each ~ hem 81 large c0nnic
aleas psae state rJom. ana 1crths for - persons, o.
SIDE large plAaie rooms icr families srd paroTs. n.
steamers are ufcerea by flc experienced men, snf
VII shorten DE passage between Seaio ani Bo-'cr
from "a f1 uolrs lrrctr arriving ample time fof al ne
ugs running roDi Ncv.l u.k North Sauih aud Wet snl
al the Iiges from Boston. North and flsf
The c. VANDERBILT Viii losve Nea -Nolk Tuesday.
Tharslsv and saturday Leave >ioam.fou MONDAY. We'd
rcsisv ari Friday
TlrNAsSACHUSETrS vii .es,e Ncw.Yora Noni,v.
y eiue,day ani FRIDAY, Lcsc 9'om1fon Cueslsy. rhurs
dav aui >aliniay
B-Pa.selrcrs cn .hc .rl o. oi OBJ s.esaei. Slci.
lrsf1u nlcsed Immediately boz flr ,Hel Ra'lrDsd Care
1 Poovden.e ana Boston ba master accom- anr-
t steamboat ris fo aud f.cm Bosom, n fse chsrge N
fre harra.c For passage. HerI- -ar rooms, feigt
anr' cation mly te made io it Ast- 'N Ar "'-ii an o.
t.r n..r.. DID R.f'rrY-n.Hct. M
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EDWARD mo, DENTIST.

- NrEnkT-sI
ITAs PREPARED Es<a44c s1hsfance WIN " h.ch le
Hans tsader srd very baby teezyed teeth Tl srrc
4 an excren, s9ss;lis ius god. Sd VII preserve even
mere shell q tool i0r long the.
Te<,h tles Wish god extracted AID ce4ned. ani sft-
ga ,ee,k snbns-d sod ssssrs - 9esi snd 80 snsn-
SO r.xr.sr a. Ia
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EOR RAhlN0 WITH HARD COAL nr Charcoal Pen.
sons cesIros oi eccaQui.fng n nlci wUlll do wei
examine hs oven. we luk ihcy vii be- saHsff. fiaf
they superior sry other for baking boiling fsfr
trns holes icr boiling Also. ior sale us~ airnatf
CooAin. stove wsrfar.ct to hsAe well rnroiher lih
general sssotmcn uf Ranges common cnosuK Stoves Sc
Sod wholesale or rvall by MCPHERSON GUST.
uiv1 lmtQl- .soi Mafor a
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" INSURANCE COMPANY , Walsi Mortimer
Buildings, New-York, 18Th March, 1871.
Thus Institution. incorporated IN lsit-'vith liberal ana
perpetual charter. and duly organized qecodng 70 aN
the mutual PRINCIPLES. the net pro's beng divided an
uuay among the insured, according to the aci % mcoipo
other s ar coinpane-f1r the convenience of parties m
slfuc who would prefer 90 pay tie prenltns hy ln''n-
mcuis, j. lef ilcr option when the premium exceeds
So u Unv ouea.i cash. ard secure payment NJ e re-
duc n j. months, hy an approved note bearing nelea. az
Tie Iyc. of married men NAV be insured for he benefit
oi their tld children, -o Thar upon e deceasc 20 ne
insured. he wife, Do Avu9, or f not then ls children WI
auv claim bv 'le creditors Of ihe deceased.
For le greater security oi parties ln-urns with hs Com
uauv The Trustee have provided Indemnify fund, i0 the
amount of $500 meet losses that may accrue upon poll
issued ly fle Company which j. io reuain unit ca
"a, exceeding at am0uni -a have been realized from ne
receipt of premiums, when VIII be- 40 longer necessary
The following i q si Of e Oeer. and Trustee. for the
Nathaniel Weed, Ezra Wood, Ghauncey Ayre',
simeon BALDWIN. Joseph b None' rlLp Ga-pn,
john l. Davenport s-ml k Sai,eree james Dmon,
Ale1r n. Dana c. H. Besrdsey Chas Mliresey,
Charlie; Tayor' John W Lseds' JosePA d Warren s
AeAr Hamilton, Aea'r y Holy Stephen b Proso'''
ALEXANDER , \, \ y, HOLLY, P 5e
JOHN a. DAVENPORT. Wee Presdeuf
ROSWELL HOYT. secretary
MM WELLS General Agent.
Dana, Woolua Leonard. Esq- Cglnse.lfs l.a Alior-
Counselor and Attorney for Stanford Ezra Wool, MD
aui a Cooke Hull. ~ I'D. Physicians, Medical Examiners.
and Advisers of fle Company Cor New-iors CaaIlcey
Ayrc-. Md Physician and M-l-al Adviser ,9r stamford
mFll toi4
LvNICKERBoCkER FIRE INSURANCE COM
Ia PANi DF NETWORK. ur -e 90 " al-sf-t afl.tl
--sHnn-lr-iualv incorporated u l1e-Ins Company
continues t0 insure aeln -. and damage by FIRE The
noe. favorable terms s operations colfred chiefly r0
fhr CRY of Ncv-l0rs and d. immediate proximity All
los.es al lsied aud paid with Qr1ur-ness and loeraiy
DIRECTORS
George Ireland John Du-.uf. George Ancl.arus.
Robert Benson. Joll Campbell George tolE.ll,
Joshua Brush. N0her J.. ~-lar. John Gray.
Bu.r- Moore Edward Cook. Asher Riley
Arfluuv Lamb. Adam Nurrr. Nu|er Kermit.
Benin d. Forrest. Ni...ll Tucker l.a-- LfFerl.-
Arlolg Csrll L-u.-C Ha-ier.. el. it .al Brown
Alex. Lawrence. Wi.aurl g. Dean. heIarf t-rHIr
GEORGE IRELAND Pna-.le.r
b MUnoNaLu. Secretary. u-r
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IIOI@ATONIC
EssI,--,-,a

- ..ssss:s:1 RAILROAD. scrsysE.z-.ae
For Pifi.fed .Norih Ad. s-S71'
ANS Niiamsfo'su Bennington Rutland Lebanon Springs
SC STA The Housu-0Ilc Railroad.
~cfNER ARRAscENtN t-C commencing Monday, May
The steamer NIAGARA. Capt j. Brooks Jr viii lears
New York from Dee pier foot II iiaFkefsf dsy (Suudays
-Ncepted nf o'clock VI fr Budgs port. whero pas-es
gers take DE elegant and comu0d0us car. ho Houss
tonic Railroad. arriving fie Sale Line llle Junction With
Ie Western kFIrooIl f lAifpasi =. NJ m time 10 lake
fe East or West Fare - -fagc. Boz connection
Nn- ,t uud norfolk also, 'o Litc-te.d Sharon, Wood
bury. DallurY and Berlc..
LEHASoS -rRisss-A lle II arranged ly which pas.el
rom Ncf-l prf reach Tile place by day llgf.
more cumiDr nd expedition Than Dt ay other roue. Fare
through = jn
SO agent of Dol. Company alforzel 10 take charge n
Specie, Banh A0fes ar valuable papers fheIr
ior ulnrponAlpu Cl any conditions Freight received -
e depot. fDnf 0f Nartf-f from O'Clock 81 10 o'clock
p A. Positively NOT tiier that hour
q VI. PEERl- A--u-- ONO on he pLar
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

e NEWARK. y. i. PROPERTY for sale %. 90
I'D le--Tle house and lo. t-j Broad-sf Newark, ~ j
- ME o Isl. feet deep and So feet wide. TIE house
/. f,yo---Ory frame building win kitchen aNacAei tn M
good repair The garden contains variety o ubi ue,'
5f fh- new DEPOT lately established. from which ie car
cave almost hourly Cor this city, Tie above property si.
mated m pleasant and healthy part o The cry, ana .. tf
desirable residence Tor "a snal family Apply DO lfEo-
DORF STOUT Merchants exchange Bank, ar I'D
III CONDIr NOBLE. i6 Wa'erst
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DRY GOODS.

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AMI t8 and la wid.ls. fnr sale Ny
m,l CO. HARRIS o. fs-nn-,G place.
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ff salehy lmyil litRRs, % fNc.ansen.aee.
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RkKFRs PRFPARED COCOA AND CHOCOLATE
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Dc eocusif sr--NALTt.R BAKER. Dorchester.
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civ 40 8fuolfn $50 iaf fe sac oi Baker Brothers
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HOSE FOR fHE CROTON WATER. fr fre-earineS
siea21tos's &c rarlilc,lre run he best oaklnaci
IS her VIII tTrual copper rre.s, Always hand Ard
f0r ssie a. ~ iyrl go qr.ces b.
rJs s.. JOHN T. BOWIE CO. - Fsrry-s; Ny.
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PIONEER AND kN
PRESS PACKET LINE. lhHiflpiiH O. PithbH,qh-Tls
travelling public respectfully informed that he old esieb-
Hsled and favo-e line s now u nl opernon ana ehres
daily at The cars te railroads are built M he
most approved modern -fve New boats have been added
10 the fine, and all hfcd mp n superior manner Gen
lenen travelling mn their famics viii find this altogether
fhe pleasant Of getting 10 Pusburgh a. all the
danger AID fatigue Of sage travelling avoided The rail-
roads are passed daylight For eas AMI other lnorms
ton. apply at he office. ~ Marketed
J. PETERS co Propueors
Philadelphia, April 1913
Passenger are cautioned against paying thrr
fare in Newlork There II n that city authorized
4, seI tickets or transact business tor this line all