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THE place opsncd and stages daily
between Joint, point Baltimore and Ohio
railroad, distant only and half miles.
leaving Baltimore Washington In the morning, arrive
o'clock evening" and FROM Cumberland quarter past
~, q.
The beneficial IN all where thermal baths
gout chronic diarrhna, diseases Of the
kdnya1d especially ehcaciou In all ineeu
Of System peculiar The other A. luxury, The
piunging baths
cvpio,sy supplied
temperature Of ~ faenhe shower,
spout artihcial baths
Undersigned which will accommodate about
hundred urnisned throughout with hs msfte-ses
made by uphoserers and, every
comfort II will be 10 be hotels
provided,
spared catering establishment Bedford and other mineral
while the immediate ntghborhood
there are 6nech aIybeate and sulphur springs.
Terms SO for h week, with abatement Of
twenty thirty
proong stay be according the
June ss-s~dse John sTRoTHER
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CITY OF WASHINGTON.


U-r LKwls, Of Montgomery Alabama, d our gen
ers travelling agent rennees, assisted BY Mr. b.
u. BEHrT. 81 MAlNN4t elaf sstN Et#i taf fet
0Mr IssArL e. JANIS loa South Tenth street, rhadeL
ph general travelling agent assisted by mess WA H.
WsLp, Joas CoLLIss, DsEkHs A. kikk WELLINGTON,
u. A. EvAKs, JAsKs OLAHK, and r. LOCKS.
0yMn @. w. JAnKs, No Harrison street, Cincinnati ohio "
general travelling agen, States assisted BY css
r. Smith, DEsr, JAsoE TArLoR W. ARasrHoSe PERRIs
LOCKS, w. RAMSAY, and @. srEssA1
0o-Receip,s from either Of the above viii be good.
CIV PALsEK American Newspaper Agent is the only
authorized agent this paper the cities Of Boston, New York,
Philadelphia duly Empowered take and
subscriptions required by His receipts will be
regarded payments. oces aeBoston, Congress
York, Tribune buildings Philadelphia, northwest Of
Third q Chestnut Streets
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the people Of the United States than shs on the part OF
The adm ins4lIon The case Of California. which IL
parallel was bad enough, but thss far hsgant Gal
forna had population large enough for Statesmen who
We're supposed from the governing portion OF them having
en- grated from the Saiss. possess adequate know
edge oil the oms duties, aud obligations Of republican
government Besides that Congress had neglected 70 pro
vide them territorial government. New Mexico. the
contrary sufficient population 10 Justify her creating
sef into State and n she had she has moi that school
ng-that preparation which Mr. Clay recently 20 happily
alluded t her for the ruent ~
State, Bat this Is not all, This infamous Proceeding
designed drag in New Mexico in defiance the will %
Congres while Congress Is Ia session. while
proposition is pending provide her territorial
We hope the Texas representation Will ferret
expose this hghhanded pToceedins-this inermeddng
with business that does not belong 10 the administration, IN
violation OF its solemn pledges
From the Washington Texas Ranger, June H.
A gentleman iust from Austin informs that Major
Neighhoss had arrived from Santa Fe without accomplish
ing his ssionhe organ OF the county The com
andng United States oicer at that post issued pToca
nation by order OF General Taylor calling the citizens
hold convention for the purpose OF forming STATE
government, which has been done.
This intelligence has caused considerable excitement
about Austin and the whole West. Nearly every man 10
willing shoulder his gun, and demand the rights Of
Texas at the cannon's mouth. General Taylor Is much
mistaken II he expects Texans submit 10 this Injury and
insult. We understand that Governor Bell has made q
perem ptory demand the United States government
for the rights Of State and should this have effect
he will doubtless march with volunteer forces and take that
portion Of country which Of right belongs TO us
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We rerret that the crowded state OF our columns COM
pes rs to Law over our report Of yesterdays HOUSE
pproceedinrs--the day having been devoted BY that
branch Of Congress to the consideration Of the reports OF
the select committee on the Galphin After few
opening remarks from MIR. Burt. the chairman Of the
select committee speeches made in defence OF the
claim and the payers andpayse. by Mssrs Tocmbs and
reck, and against them BY Messs Conger and Brooks
Mr. Brock gave way, without concluding, to successful
motion to adjourn.
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ID EMovED-be subscribers would respectfully inform the
IL and public have removed
nom Concert Hall 70 washington Halt az the corner q st street
south de where shall keep large
general for sale, which invite
persons furnishing and dealers assuring them that
ey win do well 70 call and examine before purchasing elsewhere
GREEN TAsTET,
AuctoDeer and Commission Mcrchant =
2o-3teo n
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REcosSorssAScE IN CALIFORNIA.

The VICE PRESIDENT laid before The Senate a
communication iron the Department oil War, made in
compliance with resolution OF the Senate of The 2Sth
instant, calling for the report made TO General Riley by
Lieut. X q. c. Ord, oil Reconnaissance between Los
Angeles and San Diego, In California, stating that said
report was communicated 10 the Senate the 9Th oil
March last as part OF the information relative 10 the
Topography OF California, called Tor by the resolution OF
the 25.h OF February last which read, and ordered
10 lie on the table lssst.tt
On motion, the Senate then adjourned.
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DHrLIP BARTON KEY win sstsna 20 any sustness
be may he nuued with before either Of the courts q shs De
cs and attend Of claims before Con
Uess and the Dspauments. Once q street, Il sl. ~
wAsnIrsTor, July les 1876, July E-3awa
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At nEDUCED PRICEs-The annexed descriptions OF goods
"a will now he
soouninr Washington especially invited examine
before purchasing great Bargains can be obtained from
following,
% piece. styles spring and silks In small
plaid, striped, and plain
10 piec-s and parts Of pieces plaid India siksi
10 do figured foulard do
do French beautiful patterns for
children's
pieces par,s jaconet and organde musns
Is do good style coored 70 and nv cents yard
pieces bareges sacrifice.
All goods will offered for cash.
CLAGErT, NEWTON, MAY, h co.
June e6-3tawf +
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Texas AND New MExtco--kecen accounts Of very
chung from santa Fe 10 far prove that the adj
minisra,ion is playing the same infamous game with New
Mexico that prsciscd towards MISUNDERSTANDING
and using the influence OF the TO lead the
pie without the Of Congress, 70 form constitution
add State government and apply Tor admission into the
Union The Galveston Journal that Major Neigh
oor by authority Of the Texas Legislature 70 organize
the county Fe. returned Ansn without having
accom- pished object of his He unable 70
effect IA consequence Of the proceeding Of klsutenant
Colonel Monroc General Tsylors civil and military gov
ernot Of New Mexico who issued his procs
horizng election be held the 9th May Tor dele
sates form constitution, who assemble In hot
naae on the 18th ensuing perform work The pre-
for the procamson set out IN whereas, was that
people in sundry public meetings, held IN several conn
object. Ii4sJ Clf y t@ffse% .sstNN
We have not recently highhanded insult 70
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NATIONAL EATING HOUsE.-Just received, ffom
IN Mayaguos, Rico, William Chase, Captain Dor
Of superior genuine Green Turtle sso nom Norfolk and
markets fresh spced crabs, son and
eepshoad and Injuries Of the
Of viii served with despatch, and in the best posi-
bic style
0Ssoup ready II o'clock. Families served usual
WALKER \ sHADD.
June 19--lweod
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General orders, 4
No. 3 :


New York, May 20, 1872
Brevet Colonel John Monroe, I'd artillery is assigned 10
duty department No g. and will Immediately repair 10
santa Fe Fort LeavenworIh and relieve Brevet Lieut.
Col Washington, now in command IN New Mexico
by command OF Major General Scott -
w. f. FREEMAN,
Assistant Adj utant General.
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The Commnnii, NJ NnnYoa.

FIRST MgTTlNG OF IHE NEW BOARD of DIRECTORS
sra FEBRUARY. 1890.
The Direction having under the Presidency Of Gu
xen Cshc declares Itself constituted and takes the follow
ing decisions
follows;
Ar 80 The members Of the Direction shAre ule a. uiu
isirstion among themselves
Ar 81 The jurisdiction Of each Is determined proy
sionav, thus
t.I President aperintsndence aud General Direction
% superintendent OF Finance aud 81 It'i
Sd Superintendent OF Clothing and Lodging.
On Superintendent OF fcucanon and OF hetth
Ah Superintendent OF Industry and Agriculture
9Th superintei dent OF Secretaryehir
In consequences Of these articles the sX members q the
Direction divide among ihem the several attributes o
the 81 mnisi ration. A. follows
The Precedent CADET SuPc1nendence aud general d.
rret0n exterior negotiations preparations tor he choice
OF land initiative ali affairs general superntendesc'
peeallv educHueu, the Interests O( wonls csnan
virtue and the practice II Fraternity, tue maintenance 81
peace and harmony III home, The o6set suce 81 The Ccns
luton and " tho law propaganda journal wtungs cor
respondeucc; Ne may preside over AL meetings
Th- Cnzeu Prudent Superintendent ~ knsnces AZ u
diet bakery tu'chefy cookIug, dairy gardening igus,
burning and hsbug recep s and expenses, sioge a. s.
LOWS. registers acccaas
Tue Cifixen Favard, Superintendent Of Clothing ard
Lodging, outfit weshing, furniture, fuel light
The Cfnxen Montaldo, Superintendent OF EjecNlo u
sod Of Health Hygene Cleanliness lDnrmsry, pisponsag
festivals smusements, music library cabinet o. natural
philosophy.
IRE CirIea wit1g Superintendent, OF Industry and Of
AGRICULTURE workshops, Tools machines culture cattle
Transports
The Cidren Boure Superintendent 81 secreia'yship,
minutes OF the proceedings record II births deaths, mar
risges, &c. registers. compilation archives ~.
Roo,, San,.tsvx .,f ~. Olre.f;.,
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p BoeRs, Secretary Of the Direction

FROM JAMAicA--By tho Empire City we are IN
Ioeep' Of Kingston papers the "a bat end
In ITEM The Ms'ans Jou'~aL speaking Of the SAFE OF
poi,ied feeling In The Island says.
Nor does there exs, any real desire to separate ou
me moanet Country 90 engage Ia The wild scheme Of annex
auon Ana THIS being The case wN hardly be- fair and
prv,est aessns, Jamaica beng AgAn ca.ss " IA Can
sis and hed mp 10 The wosa as Revolutionary or eisovs
The Market, IS folows;
kfNGsfoS, Jam March TIE market f,r Rra.ss,ur.
has Improved siace our issue o. Ire 10Th at gr a.
Meal remain a he sane quotations Ses and Ga Fespec.
Tnere Is however hide demand foT CracScrp The
steck Of which 10 exceedingly nght Fish geaersv is k
log up, and better ooAnee than beel
cO for weeks past The cargo OF Newfoundland Cox,
on hand ~ Issue has been taken a la for casks aad To-
per box There have been Say arrivals irox Halifax
and the market T. subsequently becoming hare Halifax
Cod woad nOw Il % tho0fhi e0Rnnd IS sAlngs I esk
and Is. per box Aeslres much vssted ne s'nsl.
qnsntiy maize, 10 tVng taAeu 81 IS Mscksgv. viii
ne exception of Ncirg sorcw hat scarce is sf
sePosIed herieSs are " exSellent rceaes arc ie ls
hsnas a. Ne Tor Ne l. Asd lSs hS No Cols .iefa q
sslcs emoendnk 2eee OF more kegs have been caced
IN LSrd al 4si 10 81 Der n American Bot'er IL da 81 g.
and iish 10. ,whcA rats SboG $50 nTLs Vl tbs s
ter have been sod LARGE sses have Aso been made ir
CSntrs IL % for dlsss<orcj los, sgd 90 lF svcfiis
HsFns arr seaoczni have ssirs 70 re?ort-
Americas CoSesc Is wy da Ia also y g. he lsiier
vi per 70 Caveatsh roescco very loS - l. Pr
y could obtained lSs Leaf is loS ever dan Al 64
Per leo hs Csroins RICE has seSn Eoved At ~ 81
Ess. India Of good quality a. is per lsO BE- Con Is sui
sbaad4nt and worth - ID IS yer bashei CO Oh .
= III per gallon wss rTSa for TIC parcel Ia he
ewfondlsnd cgo AID p 81 = spoken of oy he rext
arrival Cof il n brisk demard, ~ sQs -. oy orns
~ c0ahues Hooters VI Run ssking Sc 81 per gallon
for eczslmpion and IL 81 for exPOriaon LogVOc1 =
fsey oeersd ss per PiueRo ia held for sivaaesd
rates
BUS ON NEw.YosK- 60 DAYS AZ per cent rren
50 days 81 per csui prca 10 days per eert prem
Al t6c rate u ID 10 he doAST.
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AND MONEY mArrERs

The Trustees Of the Illinois and Michigan Cals
lave pub sir' r the tFa.fs Of Their Lp
o. Ssv. CO. 1912 h winch no operations q s ,ear are
ca-rrsed from reports printed h7 order o. lie sac r
i.. 1sc u o. Lesisarre We make t5-.rsct Il he
ras'e o ors of ie report Tie re7srs from the
feshe.. oct spdHf s,Asd ~ $3.50 The land sale
of inc ich q Msy produced : 5a15l which was very
sary lie .oa slto 1ot e'araied 10 'te .rsi circular
Irs .6uls s3d n nearly $50 -.-re thal o. erq-a =
o. TIE 'oa Disbursements o. tie Treasurer sncs ne
clumenc-- ID ofls Office Rave been $50 95 eNo.1- We
he payments o. aocovui Of TrrcPs ard u eTes @. e
.oaa ~ 5000 TIE faa~es o. lie Trustees ~ lie
lortlolsers, Messrs " II Swf. AID DAVID Leas.t hsye
5se- reduced ZION. $500 3D. g 10 per sn1un.
Notwithstanding he prevalence q cholera 49, a. l
eliai eris fe husleas oi he Ctag. FOR I0i,
Frrf considerable I0cresse ove- That OF the Yesr 1873
order taf he cs'f.i o. -4rs oi s Increase 3nsg be
cn en-, iy .ce some Of t4e principal sruc..s
f.s fo~t s 81 A.
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HARTFORD ITEMS

~ Banvard's Panorama of the Mississippi is
on exhibition In THIS City
ARTS UsIos.--To day the Hartford Arts Union
Association open their Reading supplied with SCI
snuhe periodicals well a Library. Many valuable
books have been slesdy presented In the Repository se
already gathered Que variety Of interesting aTnees, and
mo- specimens of ingenuity industry and skill, arr an
stale OF preparation for exhibition.
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CHOLERA IN LOUlsiANA-A VILLAGE DEPoFU-
LArEn-Tbe Matches Fges TyaSsv shst the hrtvne
village OF Trtny the Gneyl0n Of the Teusas Bsck sc
ous<ea Rivers, il deporusird BY ChOlega, which las
RACED here with unheald q fatality Ten tseve ply
tesns resident here cd ia from hs sdaesn, couairs
have nOt been abs paert scarcely who tad been
taken SICK. feht the only ssssy for the well and
desfh only reigns "a TRINITY.
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NORTH RIVER ITEMS

NORTH nv In bAA"'
TBE NORTH RIVER OPES-The boats Buffalo
"a tua,op vent up to Albany Saturday being ne sfs,
- ~ De .e.son from Newton TIE River e.o.e
q, ~. 2ssh Of December. and bos communication ~4a
Abapv ma. been suspended bal Il days THIS Is ne
e. opening since 1915.
~ George B. Advance, Henry Coffin, john
NJ Cable James r Asrbls. and Henry Angeyine. have
inst bseu elected Trustees Of he big village Il POugh
keepsie.
~ The embargo on Pike fishing in Sullivan
County expired Old tasks disciples are
saoliing thtbsrwsrd BY Dozens
- The Poughkeepsiaus voted last week u tax
hsnssves 8, 100 for imperative village debts
~ Ninety eight sad a half passengers were
ueressd from Povehkeepse to Eew.York one DAY las,
week When boats run Tor shilling The number rarely ex
eeeds 80
IL The factory property at Rock Glen, near
Fishki was sod a few days since by ,he Sheriff TIE
purchaser Thomas Gsrber, Eco who s largely inter
esed In the steam factory NswD1rgh. The realized
for the real 81 CO., and thai by the machinery
ana the personal properly 81 100 IN al setJo
gYs The frat section on the railroad north o,
Poughseep.ie will soon be In full process Of grading ~
commodsnoD Of the lsbores, preparatory 70 placing large
plumber 81 WORK
rYr Tie Pine Plains and POughkeepsie plank
road lie hing OvertOo Of the stock s taken, and
Directors have been elected.
II Thefreght business between Old Datohess
and New York will be attended to this season by he steam
era Splendid and william Young and tie barges Clinton,
Exchange, Po1ghkeepsie and Lexington
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PHTnE, or BRUNswICh.-Og Sunday. the M Of
Harch there hured a. Brunswf MSiur. sb.sck wo-
ofH remarkable chsscer and she as highly honored
her death At Der funeral ths assembly hiIg he Hrl
church near the college addressed by Rev Or "A
Of Brunswick IA very appropriate affecting and el1
QleUt speech Her phlAeafrrs were Governor Robert
Olniap ~ Lincoln. ~ lie Gloss with Chief Justice
Shaw OF Massachusetts, Proftsso Packard and Joseph
Mlkeen EsQ Treasurer uf Boysdoiu college &C. Snd he
arincipel mouruers President Allen, h Two q hs
daughters, OF Northampton Mas VITO bad come 80 nrs
afi-nd the funeral She barred By thr side of Der
itnds MTs. Allen aud Der daughter. Maria Ms'eviie y
Hut why were tl,se honOrs psid 10 Ills lowy W.
n4ni |. was bccA1sc OF her Attachments CHRIS
II becsufr she hsd been Tor thirty vor
nv member 81 ie church Of Brurswiss ard wac regarded
iy Der fellow -chfssls superior 20 themselves ~ de-
strength Of her faith and iu spirit uf devotion Size was
born a slave at BeveT~yck near Newark, \ J. T. cary
SIC entered servant the family oi President VIE
och ct Dartmouth College AMI lived iu his family and i6a
~ daughter, Mana Ma rVc Allen, NE vile 81 lrts.-
lent en- Of Bow aoiu College 90 years For a az l6
she lived alone n her house; aud she died alone ard
suddenly Ia le same uieh, and probably a. The zane
sour. died her feui, The wife of Rev pr Adams THIS
aours@ lie said that he bec yei companion hen living
ea1 10 be buei lae next daf) could have been perIrd
FL, chOose suendHnt sIf.l she passed h-Q4sh te
valley. and il her upward chi tho Farntsa -
cost doupLc.- sn- Wuuid have chosen fh-h' ffTa
iaehc be- exclaimed, slc has sometimes been ca e0
blt hcf SOU s h, aud purer han he %. M AMI Tor rt
rcniy garment rcsprfd Asn the shining
Ia hs hrighfncss' Is to &c hoped hat the cloorc'
reaeher WHO Der minister Or twenty year., will feel
his duty prepare, i1r he 5eucai OF tie world,
noir OF Phehe Ann Jacobs Boston Traveller
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FlRE AT Sr. LoCls-On the e6ih February.
NAisor Go = store evee No g. blruod on. hey
were iusure SSo which covers their TIA Ndi aniuc
building occupied by ID A JanuAy CO was on IRE aud
ler goods W ere damages : coo
TORNADO II ONO AND Loss OF LIFF-Ou
lhurstsy, Feb -. Csdit We tG tv tosdc. SeV.
,rl chimney wen blown down and m-cH oausse ioa@
IL Insnuh MAr.L MID
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The whole amount Of sales Of Canal Lands thu,
IL 1. & IL IL u


lar 10 S,66Od 81.
The entire quantity of Canal Lands vested ia ia. Boerd OF
Trustees IN June, 1875 wss 22i9G5 acres.
The value II ir same determined hy the appraiso a.
Csral Lhuds. wac = i,t.fi4 40.
90 these rd. here sod iu September fef. 3Sfr3
acres te .praissa value of sane S~,65G - 40
tIev proi1ccd a. fhe sale S1I21si 81
At le sac 30 Man. l649 A,5 were cold be vaaa-
ron oi ue trQs-rs I'D Canal Lands wa. s. SIS c. aud
fi- amount produced o. ttcsae wrs lss.2 q
TH' " hole numtcr ~ Town lossnc ul lots Toe srycrs
owns ~ Clcs-1 Summit, Lockpor, Joliet, Do Page.
hantsAer horr... Ouava AL Ia sale. Was n and
rr- 90 Clus. Lands. wee { iUo-4if
O tnose iss. - wcf- sod 90 scr'm en- loi7 vairel
IS " hrrrl.~rs c Car1 iards n ihrir reu esq SO
% su1 ttey pfp1uced 40 li- sria sli7.rif LAD
Al Tee ssic ln Msy so, S' lois were q The Total va
sion Of WHICH hy Tie srYrs.srrs of Canal Lands va.
stapI7 ara dee auour' produced o. s-r wa S1nslt
fsTtMArf - THE aENENUE ToE 1855
balance i1 hsnds ui 4 resslfer % toil 0f NJvem-
Der i6i9. -'.le2 q.
N1'.s receivable in May and IN SEPTEMBER, Tor
Sale of iuoi- 20 be made r May 49, SC cs.h 100 90
tsnsl reeerue 5r 1880, ....... I5tro0 ~
ia'eret r'r.s 1c &c ................... $500 r
rg,'....... .............. -f,ls. d.
ESTIMATE ~ rHy rNFENnirUREs IerO
ufcrsp repairs and maintenance ~ Cana and
i'' " 8 l
Gencrsi 81 'eude rs cslrnsie ~ work required
70 ae cone teurr opening in he aprng ...... c0o'
h'trfs- tNituss =, Nc..t. 1900
coating ..... 500
roal................. ............ $500
tese en ses beng rcszsd there lry De- upwards OF
$500 spr ca 90 he rsvirei " r.ees and o. . ~
-ae'on OF De principal OF he loan Of sLeD' 0inlsjn
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NFW.HAvEN ITEMS

IL Park Benjamin lectured to large audience
on Friday evening, a, the Exchange Saloon.
~ The bouse o. Mr. Limley, in Fairhaven
robbed Of &c in money. aud lot OF silver spoons
Thursday night
T Chss. II. TuthiI. fevorably known as a
writer for the Press died Friday night Of typhus fever
EY The demand for houses IN New Haven Is
very great Spring. high and ,cneents
~ The easy and rapid communication with
New York per Railroad keeps our beautiful City wei
posted In metropolitan doing aud the uxuues Of metoro
ntan markets
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.,.,.,gr,..-l--l-.,,,-, nOUsAfONIC RAILROAD.

i5$3 ,ss-rhe cas- of als road run m coaue'
-An~--A------0---rCn with lc New York ard New.
f.,en Rslrosd Passengers Cor Albany. Troy sli wsy
= 4, ars or fir uousafouc Railroad va 'ake ne AN
tVnrss rrsr fhr New Ycr, srd New Haven 'iroat
Ok. ID Csuf.-sf Saat connection win ne Cans
,a l,-nanon srunrs J.. LrAoN, Oh S.o,sH ldye Gurus
Vie Wn.teal and NORFOLK Also % LIcdncd shnon
Noolhury Darsuy and Bc.lei fteism incnsd tof 70
d.. sf be- Depot foot 0i MslketsL board the steamer
NIAGARA Ths fhe only steamer running N Connection
So ith the-e roads Shippers contractors and cunsgntes
rners BE- are ncused f,sf egt forwarded ~ ~ oher
s-s,hont fron another dock Will be taken from Bridgeport
Al oca rnes ard may bee subjected to extra charge 90
account Of nor being ay5ed through nom New.lors 70
o sce OF ieslna lon.
NB-Shirpers VIII please be- particular 10 have ~
r,r.age, srkcd with the name OF the sau0n A. Which
az are o. be en-
q n PERRY, Agent Once on TIE pct
c KfRrtaSn supsrniendeui Housaion,c Rsllrosd
Psiio UURn. superintendent Nsugstuck Railroad
Nay. York Oct J. 1919 loW
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.-s-- v.,r-s7-sg- IlANIAPO AND PATERSON
- 80. m snN RLNER RAlLkuAps-
r., -,..,Eqs,.g1C ENTRAL RAILROAD oF


zAX--ri----fh-- ANGEAfEH NC Commencing Thur.
day November l. 1912 The extension Of the Railroad
from Soner,e 10 White House 90 mi.esl is opened Oi
travel reducing tho staging between the terminus q ne
Road and Easion Is miles This line leaves New FORA
by steamboat RED JACKET Pier No. | Norm River.
aid BY NowJersey Railroad from tho foot Of Cortland
a. a. per schedule below Leave New-Sork by ~ Il
X nom foot Of Cortandst At AN and a oclock
pm. BY steamboat pier No North RIVER al u 0ciocl
A ~ and L. M. Returning, viii leave White House q
a AN tfielghD Al o Una. AN and ! 4om. Pm Morn
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-11

u Rev Mr.. Thayer of the Brooklyn Univer.
sslsi Church Of the Restoration, preached TO large audi
snees in this City yesterday afternoon and evening