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bearing per cent. interest per arnunl, PAYABLE an
nually,on the lst day of July of each year.
TO give an opportunity for all persons to parici-
be received iG, 5l00 as ','ell as for higher suns
No bids will be received l.elow par. The bids, in
all eases, shall state distinctly the premium. offered,
and TIE class OF Loan bid for, TO- wit whether that
be sealed and enclosed "PropoSais tor Loan," and
addressed to the Treasurer at Montpelier The GER
tcate for this Loan will be transferable on delivery
bidder will be required to depos.te with the Trcasur-
err the amount awarded, on the 29h day OF June OF
the present year either in cash or drafts Oh Boston,
Troy, or New York.
The bids wl.Le opened at the Tr-asurcr's Office,
at o'clock, L. NJ. ON the ls day OF June, 1880, in
the presence OF all persons who may desire to attend
GEO. IIOWES,
wl2wl&d29wl Treasurer.
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Proposals 10Y ~ KOasl.

STATN OF NFRNONT,
Trcasurcr's Office, Montpelier, April 30. 1895
IN pursuance Of an act ofthc Legislature,
passed a its October Session, a. d. 1919, author
ling the Treas lrcr to borrow twenty-five Thousand
dollars, tor the purpose OF cXtinL1isJing the ndeL.-
cdncss OF the State TO the Bank Fund;
Seated W,poSais will be received until o'clock
p. NJ, OF Saturday the ls day Of June, 1880, for
twenty-five Thousand dollars, IcimbgI-ayc Us fol.
IN
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American Scamen's Friend Society.

inns society held its anniversary at the Broad
way Tabernacle last evening. Atan carl,
EouF the building was filled, and we suppose
many must have gone away unable to obiar
seats. +. PERT, ESQ., presided. The ANNA
report was read by Rev. j. Spauldiag. Tn.
society receipts during the year were &l3, .97
,he expenditures, 23,2O9 exceeding those Of
last year by nearly $4,000.
The annual Sermon before the American
blols Society, was delivered, on Monday eve
nng' by the Rev. DR.. IIoLDIcH, of the Mctho
aist Episcopal Denomination and before the
America" Tract Society, by the venerable DR.
STRING.
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o. A Washington correspondent of the Iri-
|une under date Of the 2 inst, writes as fol-
lows -
IVhy, how long is it since the great Northern
champion Of the Wing PARTY, himself now boiling
from its ranks and leaving its main division to worry
rs it best may, without his presence and without his
counsels, uttered this remarkable dec araton For
myself in the dark and troubled night that is upon
us, see no star above the horizon promising light to
guide rs, but the star OF the great uNlTgD Wing par
tyl We see how brief a period has cl1pscd since
this eminent citizen, for whose gigantic powers we
entertain the highest admiration, and upon whose
present position we look with no other feelings out
those of profound regret, clear in his apprehcn-
sons that certain great National duties and ohllga-
tons devolved upon the Wing party as distinctive
body. And yet now, instead OF using hls catAbll-
tiles to hold that party together, and to give unity
and force to its actirn he wields the Two edged
sword OF his logic and his eloquenCe TO sever the
withes that unite and bind it together.
But we need not 60 on longer in this strain. We
would have our remarks point directly to this end.
lst. That the North should support Gen. Taylors
policy, because it is the best policy to prevent the
spread OF Slavery into the Territories, but main
ly.
ID That the Wing party should support it, because
il is the wisest, airest most unobecohaoe and Tor
bearing, and least irritating OF any that can be pre-
s,nted and because it is the policy OF a Wing Adj
mnstration presented for the adoption OF the Wing
party.
titude of his influence and authority great party
leader, as well as the official head OF a Iphig Adj
ministration, should have come down to Congress
with the identical proposition that General Taylor
offers, TO compose the country, what whisper OF OPP
posson to it would have been heard in any quarter
Or, il perchance dissenting voice teeby utter
ed amid the universal acclamation OF concurrence,
we should then have witnessed what fate would be
that mans who should persist in contumaciops resis
lance to the policy OF the Administration. The ans
wer promptly rises TO every mans lips. No one con-
lectures in any spirit Of uncertainty. He would be
condemned for mutny and triced to the yard arm
so soon the could be piped to quarters to wit
ness the ceremony.
Yes ; and he would be served rightly, too =
President TAYLoRs plan is wise and just, and
leading Wing Statesmen are bound to support
it. fit had come, as this writer suggests, from
WEBSTER or Clay, As President, hen it would
have received universal acquiesccnce. Gen.
TAYLOR, with slight acquaintance with poti-
cal schemes, has marked out, by his own clear
sighted and truc.hcarcd sagacity the best
plan Of pacili:ation, and the PEOPLE, at any rate,
are with him--a significant fact that will not
be without weight in Washington.
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Presbyterian Board OfForc!gn Missions

This board yesterday elected Rov. Archibald
Alexander D. d., of prncctown TheoloacaI
Seminary, President of the Board, vice Rev
Samuel Miller d. D., deceased, and rcappoinlcL
the following officers -
Walter Lawrie, Esq, corresponding Socy
Rev. John G. Lpwre.
Rev. Jacob Green, Recording
Charles d. Drake, Treasurer.
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DR.. CORBETT'S
CONCENT'D SYRUP FSARSApARILh

This sngularly cll,cacols Preparation may be re.
he'd upon as being pre- eminent i'll that have be-
tore resisted all other applications whatsoever. The
distinguished Professor Hayes, State Assaycr o
Massachusetts, says
1t should have preference over all others fol
cures in which the medical qualities Of Sarsaparla
are sought"
But what say others who stand as the abjest in the
healing art'
From Dixi Crosby, NJ. D. Professor of Surgery
and Obstetrics, SC, at Dartmouth College, N. H.!
Hanover, Z II. February %, 1917.
DcGI Sri-in answer to your inquiries concerning
the Compound Syrup OF Sarsaparila, as prepared by
the Society OF Shakers in CantcrburysN H. ! would
say that have long been familiar with the prescIip-
ton, and have always recommended it, from my pey-
sonal knowledge Of those concerned in its prcpara-
llon' when to me is proof ihlt it is Just what it pul
Dr. Thomas COrbctt Shaker Village. n. H.
Bristol, n. II Jan. 20, 1919.
Having directed and used the 'CGmpoGnd Con-
ccntratcd Syrap Of S1rsnpania. prepared hv the
United society Of Shakers in Canterbury, conf
auxiliary in the treatment OF Scroua and diseases
OF the Liver. also consider it an eicacious remedy
Tor the cure of a variety ofcu,ancous diseases Know
Ing something about the Formula of this Syrup, anG
watching its effects on the system, can safely rec
ommcnJ 1t to the suffering parts ofcoumuuity.
NJ. c. SAWYER, VI. d.
The subscribers therefore place this before the pub.
nc as the most effective rcmadia! 9gcat known to
TIE axe Testimonies rs TO its wonderful cures in
general Diseases Of the System, Impure Blood, AZ
lection OF the Lungs which daily are gwen (ay those
who believe it duty to render thcm,) prove it tne
greatest cure OF disease and restorative to health ever
yet known.
EDWARD BRINLEY & Co., Sole propri-
ctCrS, NO. 3 II South side OF Faneuil Hall, Boston
it, Sold by + lward Brinlcy & Co., Druggists
joslon, Sole Propr.ctars, and their general Agcnts
None genuine without Lf. Corbets signature.
Wl1W2
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SCHOOL BOOKS,

Of every description supplied wholesale and retail,
New York prices. Booksellers, Merchants, ant
Teachers, can have their orders Immediately cxecu-
ted, on the most accommodating terms and goods
sent, by express otherwise, as they may direct.
N. B.--Ieachers wishing to examine any OF the
aboye works, will please address E. IL, T., & Co.
May 10, 1850 vi6wi
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Dir0,

On Friday evening, the 10Th inst, at o'clock
STEPHEN EDWARD, second son of SrfrnIN l..
AID NARY a HEEMck, aged 8 years and months,
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Fashionable Furniture.
GREAT ARRIVAL.

0F new Styles of Spring and Summer
" goods al the WINoosKl Fancy DRY GOODS BAZAAR.
We have just received about 20 cases OF all kinds Of
fancy and Staple Dry Goods, and we would respect
fully inform the Ladies and Gentlemen of Chttenden
Co., that I'VE are ready 10 sell the above mentioned
goods "a low and lower than any other establishment
this side ul New York or Boston
We wond particularly ask the Ladies to call and
examine our large variety of the most magnificent
styles OF BonAe5, Ribbons, Parasol5 and dress silks
also, Berage Silks, Satin and Crape Shawls, and u
splendid assortment of Needle wG;k, Enbroderes
Call soon and you will find goods and prices UNI
paraeled else where.
COHEN & MANNHEIM, Agents.
April 81, 1850. Witt
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- DH''H4iut, cIttWu,I.
FIR Mc Transportation Of Property.
DETWEEN BosroN. New York, ALBANY.
~ Troy, all Ports ON Lake Champaign, Montreal
ANA Quebec,
Connecting at Darlington,
with Hooker ana Iioi,on's Line of Steamers and
Barles via the Lhambly Canal tor Nouutal Que
bee ports on the ST. Lawrence, Kingston, e. II. and
all ports On the upper Lakes
,.he Proprietors OF this Line having made ample
arrangements are prepared with
NcW and Substantial Lake Boats.
passing directly between New York ana Ports on
Lake Champlan to give prompt despatch TO all pro.
perry intended to pass between the places above
named with which hey may be entrusted
The Boats OF this Line are invariably towsl b.
steamers ON Hudson River and | a,e tEJnnla'
Property actually weighed ana hot Subjected T. Ire
usual delay and injury noid,nt % ,.e. Hcut nansp-
meut.
By me connection with lIo,keranJ uo'tou'- Line
OF Steamers and Bargcs which leave Darlington Tn.
weekly, property passing between Canada ana New
York, will be forwarded direct with rcshipu.cnl at
burlington only.
Dehenure aud Warehouse Business viii receive
prompt attention.
Property to ana from Boston forwarded by vessel
when desired,
Property 20 he ior, arueu Uv euher OF tie EGiuood
Lines from Blu. l.ngl0n will receive particular dare.
The rropricors believing their facilities for
tie rapid transmission Of property lo b, unsurpassed
respectfully ask for continuance OF patronage.
AGENTS.
l.. 4. johnson. 9Coenlir- sin, New York.
&. Lowell, \. Y. and Boston Packet office.
Long Wharf, Boston,
Hooker & IIolton. Montreal.
April |, 1880. v.Cu
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Feathers.

GEESE, Hens and Turkeys Feathers.
"a Warranted fist rate article for sale by
vii 4. ]. SEEDD & co.
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North hero, May 81 3.o. VIZ
Petition to deed Land

STATE or NtRMuNT,} roal, po,s,rsf,,o.,
DNIEGrrqr CnUlENDGN.ss( ted m ,l. E.t...
Sti.man bradley ate Q! /. a..s,on, ia sgii d.. .
deceased, tcs;.,t.
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LATEST NEWS.
Photographic Despatch

REroRrED rxcLrslvrLY ron TINE DAILY FREE rREss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-18
LEAVE NEw-YoRK, GOING NORTH,

From the Office LII Hudson-9t near CualHOcitda
ATT M-Way train for Albany, stopping et al way
stations on the ra9sd and CONNECTING e sSd e
HYDE PARK Kingston, Barrytown, Tvon, Maiden Cots
Kill, Hudson, Coxsackie snyvesan and Now-Baiamofe'
and arrive at Albany at 8 P NJ =. .,h,nu .,onnro at
onkers, Dobbs Ferry, DearmaI TarTy91Wn, sng
Peekskn, GaErsons Cold Spring, Fsh ia Sa NV
WORLD or Aida, which will land at Kingston Maldea
Catski, Hudson aud Coxsacke, and arrive az Albany u
At M-For freight and passengers to Poughkeepss,
stopping at oil why stations. .,
ASP M-For passengers to Poughkeepste, stopping
At4 P M-For passengers to PeeAshill stopping al tho
Al Is P M~Express train for Albany stopping at
Peekski, Garrison's, Cold Spring, Fshkl, Now. Ham
burgh and Milton Ferry CONNECTING at Poughkeepsle wiz
Park, Kingston Banytown TyoG, Maiden, Caskill Hud-
son. Coxsacke Suyvesant and New Baltimore, and arrivs
at Albany at A. N.
AtGP M.-For Passengers to Poughkeepsle, stopping
al alhe stations
LEAVE PoUGHKEEPsIE. GOING SOUTH
Ats Is A. M-For New-York, stopping at all the way
ATT A. M.-For freight and passengers to New.York.
Az 5 A M1For New,York, stopping Ct al the way
Atli 45 A. Nor on arrival OF steamer from Albany,
which leaves there at NJ stopping ct New Hanburgh.
Fishki Cold Spring, Garrsons Peekskil Sing Sing Tar
ryown Dearman, Dobbs Ferry and Youkers
A4 Nor on arrival OF steamer from Albany, which
leaves there ut Il NJ stopping at all way stations except
ABS 2. Nor on arrival OF steamer from Albany.
which leaves there al A. P. h. stopping at all way sta
tons signal.
LEAVE PEEKsKILL FOR NETWORK.
Al S Is A. M-Stoppng at al way stations.
PIERMoNT.-Through tickets for Permont by The Dear,
man Ferry which connects the trains from New York all
AM. and 4 45 P NJ with the Morning and Evening Eric
Express Trains going Westward.
Passengers viii promote their convenience and safety by
observing the following rules lst Give particular dlree
lions tie baggageman where your baggage to be dc.
yered that he may mark accordingly and thereby AVOID
mistakes and deays ID procure your tickets before enter
ing the cars; Sd, do not stand on the platforms
jy25R OLIVER f. LEE, superintendent
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TNOR BOSTON, via NEWPORT and
4 FALL RIVER-By the splendid and superior steam
ers BAY STATE and EMPIRE STATE, OF great strength
and speed particularly adapted TO the navigation OF Long
Island Sound running in connection with the Fall RIVER and
Old Colony Railroad distance OF 50 miles, to Boston only
Leave pier n r near the Battery,
The steamer BAY STATE, Capt, VIM Brown, on tues
days Thursdays and Saturdays, at Z.
The steamer EMPIRE STATE, Capt. Benz. Brayton, On
MONDAYS Wednesdays and Fridays, at D Z M;
This line is the only that direct for Newport
These steamers are fitted with commodous sate-roofns
and every for the security and comfort OF pas
sengers who are afforded by this route nights rest on
board and on arrival Fa River proceed per railroad
reaching Boston early the following morning. or can remaa
on board getting their breakfast if wished tor unul the
starting of the accommodation train at 10 AN wnioh
reaches Boston at about 80, M
bapgace-lnaster is attached each steamer, VINO fe-
ceycs and tickets the baggage and accompanies tho saS
to its destination. 1890 A..
game as by other lines -, H., =. 49,, ,o-,
steamer runs in connection with this line to and nom
Providence daily except Sundays 49, .,a o,ha-
Freight to Boston is taken at the same rates sa ~ me @ or
reguar lines and foT5ynrded with gEeafe6 Dy ~
Express Freight Uan wnlcn leaves Eau Ryer every morn
ing SUNDAY excepted) at O'Clock for Boston and New
Bedford arriving at its destination a or about "a, An
For freight apply on board, at the office on Per M
For berth apply on board or II 1t is desired
to secure them ahead, application may be made 10
jel0y TISDALE BORDEN, Agents, 10 and II Westss'
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DEGULAR NAIL LINE between BOS-

pEGULAR NAIL LINE between BOS
H. ATON and NETWORK, via STONLNGTON and
PROVIDBNCE-IDnnd route, without ferry, change Of
cars or baggage!-The steamers C.: VANDERBILT,
Capt Joel Stone and COMMODORE, Capt. Wm. Il.
Frazee in connection with the Stonington and Progl-
dence and Boston and Providence Railroads., leaving
New York daily SUNDAYS excepted rom Pier N T. fra
at M or upon the arrival Of the Mail Train from Bostoa
These steamers built expressly for the route and ara
In every respect particularly adapted to the navigation OF
Long Island Sound The for passengers ara
comodiou and CONFERENCE.-The officers capable and ex
peonced The being the shortest and most direct be-
tween Boston and NewYo passengers enabled to ar
ample time for the morning lines Of steamboats, ana
railroads running various points from those cities The Q.
Vanderbilt willea New York on Tuesday Thursday
and Saturday; Leave Stoni1gon on Monday "Wednesday
and riiay. The COMMODORE wiuleaY NewY ork Mon
day. Wednesday and Friday. Leave Sonngton Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday BPassengers on he Arrival
of the steamers StonngtOn proceed Immediately In ina
eplendd railroad cars Providence and Boston bag.
gagenaser accompanies each train to and from Boston
be made the Agents the wharf, and at the office ID
Battery-place 90
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toRPoRATIoS NOTICE-Pubhc hsre3y gwen ths
occupant occupants Of all houses an. o.s
improved unmpovd lands affected thereby tina; the following
been completed by tho Assessors and odgj
u, Office By all
neested For setting curb and gutter san street.
from Avenue Broadway and laying OF tagging
through the sidewalks thereof The limits embraced by assess
all the severu bouses and o Of ground vacant e
and sides street between
and 9Th Avenue The westerly SIDE Of nth Avenue asa
both Avenue and esster side oil 3 AY
sd persons aH-
ed by the above named assessments srs opposed me
either them requested present the oecons 10 WIZ"
the undersgned their Office, No Hall Q. lsseoas ~tnn
days from dats Of this notice Office B1Isp o. M MOTT
Street Department October 10, 1850 SAMUEL b. De @"iA
FRANCIS SICHOisoN ISAAC VEN. SMITH Assessors
ON
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TBUDSON RIVER RAILROAD
a ANEW-YORK to ALBANY by Railroad and steam
boats SUMNER ARRANGEMENT, 1850.
On and after Tuesday, May 81 the passenger trains Wiz
follows Sundays excepted) connecting at P9ug-
keepse with the fast-sailing steamers NEW WORLD,
Aida, JOSEPH BELKNAP and SOUTH AMERICA,
running TO and from Albany and touching at the usual In
termediate lanllngs.
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C1oPpoRATroS EoTICEPublc notice hereby gwen 70 the
y owner or owners occupant Of al h9us Sn
,ovg p,onrov.j nds affected thereby, that the
have e.u completed b. the Assessors and are oaed
the Office Of the Assessments for ny al s s
Ayenus 70 the easer Of Dry Decks Inc INIT % n
go include several houses ana iols Oh gIolu
H.. +es and Parcels of lind situated on both Sldes oil
ygen street between and Dr. Docs[esii ana on
between Tenth and Twelfth strees
hos affected by the above named As
an md who are opposed the same, tier OF Them are
n, nresent their objections writing TO the undegned at
ac, 10 Hall Records within thirty days from the date
OHce Bereau Assessments Street Department Oct
io s50 SAMUEL H DE MOTT FRAN CHS NICHOLSON ISAAC
~! ~, ioe 800 I'll Inae.sors ol0 lot
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EXCURSIONS.

NOR SHREWSBURY, LONG
MOUNTS and BROWNS DOCKS, iAfiddletown.l HI Cd
LAND DOCK when pracacqblel and led B4 a
vyeIknoyyn steamboat JOHN HART, Capt A II. hhgger-
w. viii leave west side of Peck slip Pier, East River, as
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-18
j. DOWNER 4 co. CONMIS-
rSTHMus HOTELS.
CALIFORNIA GOLD DUST. SANDS

v and Quartz wanted by SOLOMON * co. Cod and
Silver RehneTs Assayer Sweep Meters AMI Cleaners OF
earts minerals and al known substances Ia contain the
above metals. Cd gold silver diamonds and prcetous
stones nougI jewelers. and silversmtls' sweeps,
and all hard substances ground The Refinery ReHue-v
IS AHl-t N Y \ ban kinds OF gilt and plated metals
WGicd o1 I'm
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DATES OF FARE REDUCED.-EM-

DNTES OF FARE REDJ CED.-EN-
INPIRE CITY LINE.-Through Tickets 10 San Fran
cisco, via. Cbogrcs Monday, October 20 The splendid
steamship CRESCENT CITY. 500 tnls burden, Charles
oddard Commander win leave her dock, pier No. ) N
R. on Monday, October g. at o'clock, for Chagres.
REDUCED FARE TO CHAGREs.
Saloon Stale Rooms,
Lower tADA,
Steerage and board.
Passengers by this ship viii find accommodation not to
be had any other The Storage passengers
punished with separate table For freight passage
applyto j. HOWARD i SON
oGD&WtO22 81 Broadway.
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E9OR ERPOOL-UnitedS States Mail
IL steamship ARCTIC, Capt Jas C. Luce This steam
ship will depart with the mails for Europe positively SAT-
UIDAY October 2 from her berth al tla foot of Canalst
No berth secured until paid for.
All letters stpass through the Post Office;
For freight or passage having unequalled accommoda
tons for elegance comfor, apply to
EDWD K. COLLINS IS Wa-st
The steamer BALTIC will succeed the ARCTIC, and
sail NovemberlG OH
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CONFORMATION HOTICE-Pubhc hereby gwen, to ths
owner or owners occupant occupants OF all houses aud lots
nToyed or unnprored lands affected thereby that the following
eeuts completed AsssssorS and are lodged
the this Bureau Assessments or examination by M
For regarding and paving South ST. IRON TO
setting esetng curb and gutter stones and flag
gng sAa where tue became necessary consequence
thereof such include all the several
and lois of gound vacant lots pieces ana PAGES OF n
Olverst fiSe
both OF Catherine and westerly side Of be
South the 50uthery side OF Water st.
between Oliver All persons whose interests
affected by the above named assessments and who are opposed 70
either Of requested 70 present their objections
writing undersigned at their Office No Hal OF Records,
within thirty days from the date Of this noceOce Bureau Of
Assessments Department Oct TO- 1850 SAMUEL H. DE
MOTT, FRANCIS NICHOLSON, ISAAC WIN SMITH Assessors
olO 10.
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5 O'clock Line
ENOR HUDSON & INTERMEDIATE

ENOR HUDSON & INTERMEDIATE
Il LANDINGS The steamboat HUDSON. Capt VIM.
a. Meen viii leave the steamboat pier foot OF oedarst on
Monday Wednesday and Friday, and the steamer COLUM.
BIA Capt c. f. King Tuesday Thursdey and Saturday,
o'clock connecting with the stages al SeW6urgn Kings
ton and CatskQ.
HUDSON AND PEsKsnaE RAILROAD oi Pr. passenger
West Stockbridge daily, Sundays exceped) follows:
Leave Hudson al Am. and Is P NJ aud Yves. Stock
bridge att A NJ and 4 Pm
Freight trains with passenger attached, VIII Leave
Hudson at IL AM and West Siockbridge at 10 so AN
Passengers By the morning train from West Stoekbndge
nay take the day boat for NewYok the boat for Poug
keepse, and thence by railroad TO New York by I'm
Fare by hitter from Hudson not exceeding 81 % ~
Passengers by the evening train win find the steamers %
LUMBIA and HUDSON always waiting for them, ana NC
fare of those boats VIII be as low any other evening boa
tie rver-from 30 cts. downward as the hne ooais S
set the example. ~, -, g..
90 and tie same in returning Passengers should rec1l'
fares of other routes -
The trains from Hudson both morning and evening co.,
Meet with The trains ofhe Western Roads heretofore.
ie5 ern j. T. WATERMAN, Supt
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CORPORATION NOTICEPublc Notice hereby gwen TO tue
Cowner occupants Of all Houses and Lots
improved Lands thereby that the following
have been completed BY the assessors and are
the Office for by all
interested viz-For building Sewer Iday from Thirty
Thirty The limits embraced by such assessment
include and ground Lots
parcels Land situated both sides Of Third Ihr
tysixth Thirty eighth the nohery SIDE OF Thirty
Lexngonays and the eastery side OF Lex
ugtonay Thirty and Thirty hs All persons
the above named Assessments and
opposed tue either Of them requested to PREF
writing the undsrsgDed at Their ohce No.
of Records thirty from the date of thus notice
Office OF Street Department, OFT H. 1880
SAMUEL. H. DE MOTT FF.ANCIS NICHOLSON, .lSAAC WIN.
SMITH Assessors