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r INEN Cambria Observation-Disclosures undersigned
IL friends public
below named worthy
special examination. We have received
100 doz linen cambria hdkfs at 81 per dozen
so do do do atSl 30 do fine linen
so do do do tS3 do
100 do do do at 50 50. 81 so, and IS do.
10 fine colored and black bordercd
rs do plain bordered linen lawn hdks.
part Of which bargains rarely found.
Also embroidered trimmed unmmed, scollopcd,
bordaed stitched all OF which
o than be obtained elsewhere.
CLAGETr, NEWTON, MAY, 4 co.
May l6-3tawif
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Col. Dan Rice.-who arepubics are unsrsfensy n
OF the fact that the tins city mas Womoeed
older but not better sodri
waking yesterday his promotion srt oh Dan ~
currency 20 MIS- new rank
WITH becoming pomp ostenhon 80 you may ~ Sc ne q
6cIal setting this night he wiz receive he
elegant pavilion Of 18th street and the avenue
Po order are referred 20 the small b o. NE
day by the small bills referred 10 the programme and
referred 20 Dan himself ~ dlgn
ties involve responsibilities nc cas on All an oraer mat ME COT
fer~ NAV h. propery repIensbcd. June6
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SyrRA wBERRy FSsTIvAL--The belonging 70 Gar.
- roll Chapel Montgomery county
friends the public That her rural festival for the benefit n
win take place Thursday the 18Th instant the cottage
adjoining the church. 9 fHs fi1 -
Tickets q admission may be procured the gate. -
June lid ~
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Owe Hundred and Fifty Dollars Reward Ran away
subscriber Saturday 18th May instant
Alfred Clark lie called
Albert, and 10 the
Alfred 70 "a about i've feet -four vo
inches height stout built strong and muscular dark brown and
dirk VIII look full
the face spoken quick his and plausible An his
His eyeahes (which IL remarkably cured
usually HIS right
bowed supposed he has taken with him
blue striped shirts,
well other domestic under clothing.
his apprehension the District Of Co
Maryland $50
state, lodged in any jail him again.
All reasonable expenses will be paid. II -. -
5. p. FRANKLIN
Alfred Crawford,
county, March, 1872 and absconded with
the least provocation
WssHsoros CITY, May 20, 1850.
May 9l--3taw3w
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IMPORTANT To Invalids others i-Board the
Country.-sIeadow HANK spa spsings.-The subscriber

IMPORTANT 10 Invaltds and others I-Board in the
Country.-Meadow hank, spa spsings.-The subscriber
making preparations limited
Of boarde be desrous OF inviting residence
during the months His buildings will be mpeed about
the st Of July the natural beauty location the fac
ties the cybeng about miles from the Capitol,
turnpike Baltimore and the passing
twice each The important fac. 10
DESTROYS retaining hea mneraized
OF proved medicinal efficacy in ali chronic and debisng
disorders he confident that this will chance 70
yads Either
boarde will be received The sabbath will
be strictly regarded and visitors other than the friends Of the
mates will be received upon that day.
Such would wish board for themselves families
would do immediate application the subscriber
upon the premises.
Persons Hon. Thaddeus
May ai-eo2m ROBERT ". BURRowEs.
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Homse OF HepFesentstlvss. - =
Yesterday, the, House went into COMMITTEES immediate
y after the hour Of meeting, wherein speeches on the
slavery question made BY Messs Bowdon, Geniry
Woodward, and Stanton after which the committee rose.
and the House took a recess until SPIN
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New York Life Insurance Company,
Office, No. 90 Wan street, Ne~ Yorh. tty3
Morris FRAsKLfs, president.
sP.soeR =. Bssspfor, vice president
PIfsY FpEruAs. acfuary

PLrsy FRKrsAs, sctuary.
THIS company conducted upon the principle,
upon the principle Of leaving proportion Of The amount
premiums interest In the hands Of insurers has greatly
extended business nd prot and conferred he hess6n 81 he
possible and outlay insurers.
Insirance granted TO persons visiting California.
Its Washington compchsnds the following ocers
VIM Jones, M d., medical examiner, corner of and
streets. y rsFH tNt kss8stsfs4El
Peter washington, agent Apollo Hall, Pennsylvania syenss.
opposite Union Buldnfs. 3W June a-u
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IUNE Arrivals OF and shoes.--we have, by re-
arrivals, received
Ladies' corn-coored rster boots,
Also black bonze blue, and fancy lasting and
Franchise CATERS and half ae made BY Mccudy and other ce
ebrafed manufacturers.
Ladies linen CATERS, and half CATERS
do Kid, aud slippers and buskins
black English KID slippers aud buskins
DO excelsior and Jenny Land shoes
do Congress CATERS and Congress half CATERS
DO white and black satin slippers
DO gaers and half CATERS
DO CATER buskins and morocco walking shoes
Misses black blue, and coioed CATERS
DO black and coiored morocco slippers and buskns
DO lehtcolored morocco boots, for
walking shoes and boots
Chdren's shoes OF every variety hand.
McCurdyt walking shoes, 30 worth 81 Is.
100 pairs McCufy's slippers, rs 50 81
which selling NJ thoae prices simply because they te
out Of fashion.
GENTLEMEN
Fine dress calf boot, stitched
do pcrrcd
Fined md OF NIL kinds
French patent leather dress shoes
Congress CATERS CLOTH patent leather and calf skin
All lasting for
In short, every variety quality and with
prices, have simply that sma
p'''''' - HoovERs,
Opposite Centre Market door Of 9Th
June e-eod6uf
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TRAVELLING.

NEW YORK and ERIE RAILROAD
VNFW ROUTE TO BUFFALO ard the WEST.-FaH
AIrsugement--Leaye NewYork for Bingtlanon Eir2rFr
Coming Hornelsy1Ie Geneva, Rochester Buffalo and D
terns8isle place, ialy by steamboats, THOMAS POW ELL
and ERIE. from pier fool Of Duaue-st as follows
Breakfast AID supper on board the boats
ExPREsS TRAIN at A. III stopping only a. Sulrftel
Chester Gost en- Middletown Port Jervs NaTr7sbaI&s
Hancock, Deposit, Lsnesboro Bingbamion O"eg0 va
yerev rlmira ard Jefferson arriving Geneva Al 10 NJ
Passengers Rochester Buffalo, BE can lodSe al Gene
and taking the Express Train from Albany next morning
arrive Rochester and Buffalo al te sane tine as ss
gers Albany with the advantage OF ngh,s sR ~ 0o
Way Asp MAIL TRArN-At7AM stopping at al ths
sntons arriving at Corning the evening III 10 - 0ck
WAY TRAIN a. m. for 0dsyil!e and 81 nseFinedi@s
NIcHr ExrREss TRMNa,5PM NJ. stopping Pisrmoqt sgf-
ferns Chester, GOshes, Mddleown, Ohsviae Pot JerVi
Binghamton and all the stations west of B!nghamtou
Passengers for Buffalo By this train proceed to Geneva and
gers Ithaca Cayuga Bridge and towns Cayuga Lake
lake the Of The Cayuga and SusquehannN Railroad
the Ere trains Passengers for Toga ana Lycomng
ties Pa take the The Corning and BosS6arg Railroad
Ia S Bnshsmon oweSo WayerS Ers, Corr
Ing and Hornelsviile on arrival Of the trains
TRAINS TO NETWORK.
EXPRESS TRAIN leaves Geneva at - An stopping e.
mira Nayerly Owego Binghanton, Lanesboro, Deposit
Hancock Nartowsburg Port Jervls, Mddetown Goihear
Chester and Suferns arriving New. York at so M
WAY AND Mail TRAIN leaves Corning ats NJ stopping
ut all the stations, and in NewYork a so ?
NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN leaves Geneva at P n Nam; and
HomeIsyle al NJ stopping at all stations west Oh bing
hanltou, and at Great Bend Lanesboro, Depos- 3uco
Narrow sburgh Port Jervis OtsTie Mddetown, Goshen
Chester Sulens and Piermonl arriving IN seW-1ofS ass
O'Clock AN. ~
WAY TRAIN leaves Otsville at 50 AM stopping al al
the stations, and arriving in New forS at 10 80 Am
NYwsURcH BRANCH leaves Newbargh at 5 u A NJ ana
ga Nj and NJ connecting with the trains going "eeG
leave Chester u AN. and 81 and 10 P,d or on
arrival of the trains from the West
FREIGHT TRAINS leave from pier foot Duanes 81 Z n.
Freight Geneva Rochester and Buffalo aud all places
West taken by Express freight trains, and is forwarded
through without delay CHAkbES MlNof
s23 Superintendent
NorE-The Piermont and Desrman Ferry advertise to
connect the Hudson River Trains leaving New-fork az
A NJ and II 7. NJ with the morning and evening express
trains going Eastward
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LEAVE NEW-YORK, GOING NORTH,


AHA M-Way train for Albany, stopping Ut all way
STATIONS the railroad and CONNECTING at PogghkeePsiss
With steamer JOSEPH BEhKNAP which M T ap CATS
kill! Hudson C9xsaeke Stnyyesan and New-baailA''e'
Ats Is A. M.-Express train for Albany stopping 81
Yonkers Dobbs Ferry, Dearman, Tarrytown, Sing SEg,
PeeEsh mid G At With the NEW
WORLD Aida, which win land at kingston sia!aoai
Catskil Hudson and Co%sacke ana airS9 al A1"SHS
At il M-For freight and passengers to Pougbkeepse,
Al ? M~For passengers to Poughkeepse, stopping
Ht4P M2Fo passengers to Peoksk stopping al the
Ar Is MExpress train for Albany stopping a,
Yonkers Dobbs Ferry Dearman, TarTytown, Slng!Sns,
Peekskil Garrisons Cold spring fishkll new fia it
burgh and Milton Ferry CONNECTING at PoGghke d w
park, Kingston Bnrrytown Tiyol Maiden, Catskil Had
SON. Coxsacke, Syyesant and New Baltimore ana stiSs
1G r M-For Passengers to Poughkeepsle, stopping
at all the way stations.
LEAVE PoUGHXEEPsIE, GOING SOUTH
Ats Is A. M--For New-York, stopping ut all tho way
All A. M-For freight and passengers TO New-YorA,
XII B A. M-For New York, stopping at oil the way
Ali IS A Mo- arrival OF steamer fo@ AiIosay
T Tisht s1 cod Spring aasoSs feefsE gsng Tar
o on oS arrival ne Of steamer o Albany
leaves there II A NJ stopping at all way stations except
AtsS P Nor on arrival OF steamer from Albany,
which leaves there at IS P M stopping at all way ats
tons signal.
LEAVE PEEKSK1LL FOR NETWORK.
At6 Is A. M.StopPing at oil way stat.ons ~ .-
PiERMoaT.-Through tickets for Piermout by The Dear-
man Ferry which connects the trains from New York at
AM and 4 40 p NJ. with rle Morning and Evening Erie
Express Trains going Westward.
Passengers will promote their convenience and safety by
observing the following rules lst Give particular dfec-
tons the baggageman where your baggage to be de,
Hyered that he may mark accordingly, and thereby avoid
mistakes aud delays; Cd, your tickets before ensr
ing the cars; Sd, do not stand on the platforms.
B25R OLIVER Fl. LEE, Superintendent
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5 O'clock Line
LyOR HUDSON 4 INTERMEDIATE

u. LANDINGS-The steamboat HUDSON Capt VIM.
Meeg viii leave the steamboat pier foot Of Cedsrsl on
BA Capt C. f. King, Tuesday Thursday and Saturday,
a. O'clock connecting with the stages a. Newburgh kin
ton and Catskill
HUpsoN AND BERKSHIRE kidnapping passenger
trains of this Road aer March 25 will leave Hudson and
West Sockbdge daily, t5undays exc8ped) as follows:
Leave Hudson Ut A M and IS p. NJ and West Stock
bridge OF 7 AN. and 7 NJ
Hudson al II AN and West 5tockbridge al 10 so Am
Passengers by the morning nin from West Stockbrtdgo
NAV take the day boat for New YORK; the boat for Pong
keepse and thence by railroad to New York BY Pm
Fare by latter from Hudson not exceeding 81 70
Passengers BY the evening train viii ind the steamers CO.
LUMBI4 aud HUDSON always waiting for them and the
fare those boats viii be Oh low eny other evening eoai
on the nver-om 80 cts downward tho line boats may
Through tickets from West stockbFidge to New York 81
90 and the returning Passengers should reooi
lect that this fare includes beFh, which excluded In mo
fares of other
The rains from Hudson both morning and evening" con-
acct with the trains of the Western Roads as heretofore
a5 Am J. L. WATERMAN, Sups
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New-york and pbiIadelphia

New-York and Philadelphia.
NEW-YORK aud PHILADELPHIA
lVDIRECT-U s MAIL LINE-Through in y hours,
viz New jersey Railroad reduced 50 for first CASA
and s. 80 'or second cass-Leeve New York at b AN
fJoln foot Of Corand-st and at AM. and Nd rom me
foot Of Lbertyst Leave Philadelphia al and u and
7 II. from foot OF Wanut-sL snlh SUI
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FOR EUROPE.

YENHE NEW-YORK and LIV ERPOOL
Il UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS-The ships
comprising this Line, are the
ATLANTIC Captain West PACIFIC, Captain Nye,
ARCTIC, Captain Luce, BALTIC. Capt CoIastock
ADRIATiC Capt. Grafton.
These ships having been built by contract expressly for
Government service every care has been taken IN their con,
sructon also III their engines 10 ensure strength and
speed and their accommodations for passengers are une
Qualled for elegance and comfort
Price OF passage from NewYork 10 liverpool $780, ez-
elusive of extra siateroom SZ5 and S3eo from
Liverpool to NewYork, 235 An experienced Surgeon az
tached 10 each ship No Berths secured until paid for.
PROPOSED DATES OF SAILING.
FROM SEw-YosK FROM LIVERPOOL.
Saturday, October l2h 1850 Wednesday, Oct 50 !52o
Saturday, October 18th 1859 Wednesday, NOV zot1 10y
Saturday, Nov 18th 1880 Saturday December lth 1907
Saturday, Nov 3Oh 1850 Saturday, December 2lst 1850
Saturday Dec l4th 1850 Saturday, January, 4th 1851
Saturday, Dec Ith 1850 Saturday, January l9th 1881
Neduesdnv jan 9Th 1851 Saturday, February lst 1850
ednesdav ian 22d 1851 Saturday, February 18th, 1880
Weduesdav Feb 9Th 1851 Saturday, March lst lS5l
"wednesday Feb 10th 1851 Saturday,, March, 18th, le5l
Welneeday Mich 5th 1851 Saturday, March 18th, 1881
For frei gbt ar passage apply TO EDWARD K LLlNS
sS Wallst EeytYork or 10 BROWN, SHIPLEY co.
Tiveruoo = q ROBERTS & co. IS Kings Arms ard,
London or L. DRAPER Jr. Boulevard, MolinaTtFe,
PARIS .u, -,
The owners Of these ships win not be accountable FOR
gold silver bullion specie, ewely precious stones or
metals unless bills of ang signed therefor, and me
value thereof therein expressed.
After The st OF April next the rate offre ght oy the above
steeuiers vii! be materially reduced go u
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EgUDSoN RIVER RAILROAD

W UNI % ALbAN y Oy NalIOdu alII oVol0t'
boots SUMNER ARRANGEMENT, 1850
On after Tuesday May d. the passenger trains WIZ
run as follows Sundays eXceped connecting at Po1gn-
keepse with the fast-saiing steamers NEW WOKLD'
Aida JOSEPH BELKNAP and SOUTH AMERICA.
running and Albany and touching a. the usual In
ter1y,r,iuts larJjiuqs
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1850. Central Railroad Of New-Jersey.


1850. Central Railroad Of New-Jersey 1901"
SUMNER ARRANGEMENTS, COM
bSnencing April /, la50This Roed extends from Eliza
betbport IS miles White Honse New Jersey reducing
The staging between tho terminus Of the Eoed and
Eagton TO q nilee, and to Schooeys Mountain 70 II
niles This line leaves NewYork by steamboat RED
on the New Jersey Railroad which leave New York roai
100, Of Cortands al the same hour ronte 10 School
ev,s Mountain with less staging than any other
nv steamboat from pier NR or by the New jersey Kali
yoad foot OF Corand-st al M and Pm leave EIiz-
be,ftown at 10 AN. and PM
PASSENGER TRAIN DOWH.-Leaye White House az Q -
NJ and IS 81; North Braneh al 50 An and % ri
Bonneville at 10 AN and 10 NJ; Bound Brook az -
NJ aud 90 P NJ; Plajnfed 81 70 ID and ~ ,f.sLi
Wesfeld at IS AM and P HI Eizabelhbo"n az ID ana
1913 a NJ. and 20 2 .H. ,, I'll ,o,z,.
The freight train with passenger attached
White House 81 30 An, Scmerylle 30 Flanhen ~,
and Elizabethpor by steamboat al 80 AM Ns'lrnns'
leave New-York by steamboat Red jacket nom per =
al fIeiph rom Eew-York intended TO go by This ns
must be al boat u 80 O'clock 10 insure beng aAea
through that day -. S. ., .,.,o.h
STATES win be in readiness the arrival Of the O'CLOCK
train rom NeYork al the White House 70 convey passea-
gers 10 Eaton WUkesbare, Bethlehem AItsnteWh n1aea
CHUNK Pa; and bennington, Lebanon, Cnnqn alloro
Bethlehem Bloomsbury, New Hampton, Wsssingon ana
Befydere n J. On Tuesday Thnrsdey and Satlrday 70
Delaware Water Gap Suoudsburg, Bartcnsye 9tsnhoB'
Daeyile Buckslown and LackaWenna iron WorEs 1c q
BAN baggage at The riaa OF the owners una dehses'
ed into the actual possession OF the Agents 81 ms Gompay
and checks or receipts gwen therefor.
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IIoR BOSTON. via NEWPORT and

RINOR bOS1ON. VIZ NE ~ = ~ -..aan,
IL FALL RIVER-By tbs splendid and sGPest0s
ers BAY STATE ard EMPIRE STATE Of gfsat oS In
sad speed particularly adapted TO the RIyer ana
Tsad Sound rnnin CONNECTION Sth a' Roston only
Old Colony Railroad, a distance OF - N14|'
Leave pier R. near the bstery ,yr, Brown on Tnefs
The steamer BAY STATE, CaptI pT
savs Thursdays and Saturdays e 1T Rent Breyton on
NE steaner EMPIRE STATE, CapI1 Pr
xrn5ys Wedpeedays and Friday ~ sr Newport
4, ne only one r1aa dfses Ia
Ttls III. % sy ar fitted with nSTt on naz
Ihese Eor tee security anu gbg red o
and every 3 aorded by tbs ronts g gu, rsrosS
sengsr a., SI On arrival ZEE River S pa Or can re
reaching Bos ,}ng tbr breakfast wished 1911 ua ens
board gstDg cc1onnodaOu train Of quarter oeioIs
sg 4 h. which reeces BoSoa az .aasr VINO M
g csets the baggage and accompanies the ss1As
sOIls ds sta for passage and tbs prize OF so0'nS The
reJne rs by other nea. ,,,h ,ba fine IN and from
:, a sIsaT..e daily except Sundays.
rbf IN Boston 70 taken al the same fees es ~ ne oLs
.sg ines and forwarded with greater expedition ~ an
ess reght Igjn which eayes Fan RIVER every ot q
,snday sxcepted) al O'Clock for Boston ana Se@'
dfi arriving at u destination al or soont II ASt \,
RT frsgt apply on board, or at the oace on f!sr n
gor tetoorns or berths apply on board or u LIE oesnoc
" secT1re tiem ahead application may be nade TO
tsI0Y TIsDALE & BURDEN, Agents 70 and "a s'es'ss
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DOUGHKEEPSIE LINE of BARGES.
Il The barge CLINTON Capt Wlltsie, livery Monday
EXCHANGE Capt Rosekrsus every Thursday; POUG GIL
KEEPSIE, Capt Hoffman, every Saturday at ococE'
The sboye barges are elegantly furnished win state
rooms and spacious and comfortable cabna, and ere SIX
pressy dned up for the comfort and convenience Oh ~
sengers and arrive at Poughkeepse in time ior ue $500
10 Sharon, Pine Plains and New Milford =, .s
For further information, apply on board mo 0e Ssa
WILLIAMSON VAIL, l64 West-s- -
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Change OF Hours, commencing Sept %.
HDANIAPO and PATTERSON and PAI-
IL aERSON and HUDSON RIVER RAILROADS.
fenve Sutern's Depot at Leave New-York
= O'Clock A NJ O'Clock A NJ.
10 O'Clock 50 min A. NJ s O'Clock Is min P. NJ
IS O'Clock z NJ. O'Clock IS Inln. Z M
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Leave Suaerns Depot al Leave New-York al
= O'Clock A. NJ O'Clock 45min. z.
or on The arrival or the Erie trains going East
PATERSON TRAINS.
Leave Paterson OF Leave New York a.
=: O'Clock A. 81 Market-st 8 O'Clock A. NJ.
81 o'clock A NJ Pain Depot. 10 O'Clock A NJ
l2oclock N Paterson Depot O'Clock P NJ
Il O'Clock NJ Patn Depotl 81 O'Clock ? NJ.
s. O'Clock P. NJ Marketed 81 o'clock 2. NJ.
Except Mondays .,,,
Leave Paterson al Leave New-York
= O'CLOCK 4 n MaTke na soG ;a2ca. N
n Bon Monday mornings the first train from SuherHs
win leave 9, on the arrival OF the Otisye ram
The A. NJ and IS O'Clock p. NJ trains from New.
York WI not stop OF any north OF Paterson except
Rock Road and Hohokus, and will be- In time to meet ne
Ere trains, morning and evening going West at suherHS
Depot
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81 ~ Fs.. pearls BB0GEWlY T F.: ga3s5--I

SACRAMENTO Ciif1 -
ROGERS AND COMMISSION
~ MERCHANTS LIBERAL ADVANCES made on
CONSIGNMENTS, and all AGENCY business promptly
attended to- Refer to
b. A FAHsMsTocK ( Co. New York.
HARP ( Young. Phiiadelphia-
C G. HussEY, + Nj HowEs, WM. LARIMER, 5R- n NE
zLEToS, Piitsburg. fny5 o'n
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IRREGULAR NAIL LINE between BOS-
Il ATOM md NETWORK, via STONINGTON and
PRONibENCE-inlsndr route, without ferry, change Of
The steansT. c VANDERBILT Capt joel Stone, and
COMMODORE Capt VIM. d Frazee, in connection
with the SicningtOD ard Providence and Boston and
Providence Railroads leaving New-York daily Sundays
excepetil rom Pier p irs wharf above Batery-pace
al ocl, ck NJ ard Stonineto, ats NJ upon the
rival of the Mai Train from BostOE
These built expressly for tho route and ara
In every respect particularly adapted to the navigation Of
Long Stand Sound The accommodations for
connections and CONFERENCE.-The officers capable and ex.
perienced
The roue being the shortest and most direct between
Boston and NewYork passengers enabled TO arrive
in ample time for the morning lines OF steamboats, and
railroads running TO various points IRON those cities.
The VANDERBILT Wileave New I ork on Tuesday,
Tbursdn and Saturday. Leave Stenjrgton on Monday,
Wednesds' sud Friday.
The COAlMODORE viii leave New YORK Monday, We'd
nesday and Friday Leave S2nngton Tuesday Thursday
and Saturday.
B-Passengers the nrriva Of the Sion.
ngton proceed Immediately in tn splendid railroad cars
Providence and Boston. 4 buy gsge-master accom-
panes each tram TO and from Boston For passage,
berth5 freight applications may De made to
the Agents on the wharf and NJ the office j Battery
place OIL
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NJEW-YORK SUPREME CoURT-Saly r Gould against John
IN X. Goud Summons: srYou hereby summoned to
complaint action which fed the Office Of
The Clerk of the County Booms a, Bnghnnon IN ad Comfy
tho OF September 1885, and
the village of Bngham,on within twsnty days after tho
hereof exclusive OF tho day OF such and fail
complaint plaintiff will apply to the
Supreme the relief demanded SAID complaint be-
gdes the ths Bngbamton September 27h
1850. SOLOMON JUDD, frs,nhfs Attorney.
To JOHN p. GOULD ol0law6wTh@
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STREET DEPARTMENT, No. HALL OF RECoHDs.-Pub.
kSc hereby gwen the following resolution has been
presented the Board Of Assistant Adeen To regulate aud grade
curb aud gutter each side suco butt and
repHve carnage Souhtree Roosevelt TO Catherine
To regulate and grade omnger st between Franklin and
To No 81 Sixth street To aud
regulate Morris and Carlisle from Washington 10 West
To regulate grade Reservoir Square Aperson inter
ested having objections thereto requested 20 present them IN
writing the undersigned at his Office, before tie l day of
oas JOHN DODGE Street Commissioned
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SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.-CAM-
kSDEN and AMBOY RAILROAD.-Change OF Hour
and an additional Line from New YORK to Philadelphia VIA
steamboat JOHN POTTER TO south Arnboy thence In
frst-rate cars to Cnmden and Philadelphia -.
On and after Thursday, Ilh April the nrst nne va" eass
pier No North River A. N taking cars at SCUM AM
how for Camden and Philadelphia stopping to ahe up and
Lei down passengers the usual intermediate places Ar
irving in Philadelphia about Il noon
second Line leaving as above at so P H. and running
ss nv Inornin lines erivngin Philadelphia abouI6 50 a.
Fare through by either line, -
Forward deck passage, g. ..,o., I,
Potter. ~, =. -, ~. , :, w
70 frCrSS Nsgy. York 30 Freehold 81 cents
~ = 80 EMIGRANT LINE.
reaves 5y steamer TRANSPORT, Capt J. Gould, AZ
RI oriock p Nj Fare 81 go 50 lbs OF baggage allowed
each passenger to be carried at the risk OF lie owner oa!
noting viii be received considered ss baggage SxesPs
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