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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-16

THE STRUGGLE VIRGINIA.-The contest be-
tween Eastern and Western Virginia, on the
question of the Basis Of Representation, " not
vet decided in the constitutional Convention
Neither party has sufficient strength to carry It's
own measures, and compromise is the oniy
thing that can prevent division OF the otsse'
The Richmond Enquirer states that the two eau
cuses. OF the East and Of the West, were IN SEES
sion in the Capitol till a late hour on Saturday
night exchanging messages, without arriving
any satisfactory result The East proposed to
the West frat, TO give the House on the suffrage
basis and the Senate based on taxation and
secondly, to give the Senate on the suffrage oaS"
and the House based on taxation, and that II
.hould REQUIRE three tifths Of the Legislature TO
call new Convention. Both these propositions
were declined by the West The West proposed
that both Houses should be apportioned on the
mixed basis until s62, at which time they should
be apportoned on the suffrage basis, or the Leg
isature should pass law submitting the ques'
zion of basis to a direct vote Of the people. This
was declined by the East. Under this state Of
the case, with negotiations broken OIL, Mr. Martin
of Henry, on Monday moved the appointment OF
q Committee by the vote OF the Convention 10
report some proper and just measure Of adjust
ment of the knotty question. Alter much deoate
and many parliamentary maneuvers the PROPOSE
lion WAS agreed to, and the Convention proceed
cd to vote vira roce for the eight members OF the
Compromise Committee all together. The iol'
lowing gentlemen compose the Committee 10 the
order in which elected Messrs Summers, Martin
of Henry Lucas, Wingdeld, Finney, CaPsrson,
Chiffon and Letcher. OF these gentlemen, two
are from the trans Allegheny, three from the Pied
mont, two from the Valley, and one from Tide
water.
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A FUGITlvE SENATOR MAIN A correspond
ent of the Albany EreHins Journal, writing rom
Ovid, states that ex Senator Stanton, one OF the
rtsn0rays, held meeting there on the evening
of the 9th, and spoke two hours in defense Of the
resiguing Senators and against the Canal Bill.
After be sat down, one of his hearers rose and
offered resolution condemning hs course and
that Of his associates, and in favor of the Canal
Eplargements. The Chairman put the resolution
There was evidently large majority for It. Stan
ton got the floor and ranted against is-ssid 1t
was the same spirit he had met at Oswego-thst
che resolution attacked bis character, and he
wanted to speak two hours to it II twas to be
passed. The audience said, Very well, it is 4
pleasant night, we car stay go on De was
then in a worse az than ever. One Of his friends
moved an adjournment, bat the audience thought
the meeting was not over, 80 the motion was
voted down by large majority. And nOF came
the doughty Senator'S principles into practice
again he got the Chairman 70 resign and to de-
clare the meeting dismissed
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NETWORK TRIBUNE
From RuebOs Ayres,

The Courier deS Etdts Unis publishes e sum.
mary Of news from Montevldeo and B uenoI Ayres,
received by the Dragon, at Boston. We find
some additional particulars, though the general
tone of the news corresponds with what we have
already published. The Brazilian Government, it
appears, has attempted some commercial repci-
sails, by increasing the duty on tassojO, sort OF
dried meat which the Argentines export into Bra.
I'll at the rate Of 100000 annually.
The news from the side Of Montevideo sounds
more belicose, though no open collision hsstaSen
place. In the Brazilian Province of Rio Grande,
on the Oriental frontier, 1900 troops of the line
are collected and 1000 National Guards are under
arms. The Montevidean journals announce that
Paraguay is also arming, and that $4,000 men are
ready TO march against BueDos Ayres. The ha.
tired for Rosas which existed in all these countries
has no doubt exaggerated the character OF the
preparations. Brazil, Paraguay, Entire Hios, and
the Oriental States are all combined against him,
and it is with a view of extricatng himself from
the difficulty that he has offered his resignation to
the Legislature Of BuenoI Ayres.
Rosas has adopted a system OF terror, and for
the first time in two or three years, capital exc
cutiops have been made. On the 9th OF March
twenty persons were shot at Sybreak, without
trial, and without religious service. Since the be-
ginning Of January, the number Of persons shot
estimated at so, beside whom, upward oil 200
have been severely logged. With regard to the
resignation of Rosas, it 10 believed to be a cum
ming stroke of policy. Petitions will be sent TO-
and public deputa,ions will wait upon him. till
finally he will consent to hold the supreme power
little while longer. UrquizH the Governor Of
Entire. Rios, will be declared traitor to the holy
cause of the Government and RoSss will become
more powerful than ever.
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WASHINGTON.
TIE Lewis DiMesIts-Osr ssstheru Friends.
ooFrespHpcesee ~ re- rrisase

Tkt Lewis DiaeRIts- ssssheru Friends.
CofrespHpce,ee ~ re- rrieaue
WAsBnSros wsdDesdsy MaYN
learn rom competed, authority, that the
story about the Presidents having retained Col
lec,or LEWIS, Of Phiadel ehiS Sgsinst the wishes
Of a portion OF his Cabinet ia entirely without
fourds,ion The Collector was retained simply
because the charges preferred against him we're
satisfactorily ard sndeniSby proved 70 have been
fAlse aId unfounded. IL is hot too much 20 say,
thAt the President had been preladtced against
him, ana 10 consequence Ct the dltbcuties which
had arisen, would rot have regretted an oPpor-
tunity - remove hlm. justice. however. de-
msnced the decision that Vas made, and 10 was
at the time acquesced 10 bS the Cabinet, since
which no official notice has been taken OF the
complaints which may have srisen. The tone OF
Mr.. CORwiNs note demanding an explanation,
plainly eyinces very little disposition to exhibit
any extraordinary leuiency toward Mr. LrwIs.
The other part OF the story, thst Gov. JOHNSON
threw over tire Collector tie shield Of his official
politcsl and persons in iusuce. 10 equally imagin,
sry Whatever else the Cabinet may do, IL
does not break up until il splits upon this LEWIS
affair, 1t islikely TO last till dOomsdsy.
heard few days since by gentleman from
Florids, that some Of the Wings there said they
wouldn't 90 into convention with the SEWARD
men. This is laughed at by Southern Wings In
this city. An old Southern stsgeg said 10 me the
other dsy-one who has done his part in many
wellfoughs political 6elds-thst ne would by
means give up the Northern Wing parry TO
SEWARD. He meant 70 Aeep hun In harness and
make him work through many q campaign.
WoUrER Won fWiLLEk-
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CITY ITEMS.

EHEAvr VERDIcr.-In the Common Pleas yester-
day forenoon theJury in the case Of Soherpfassnss
sizdesky, charged with inducing plsiatifFs wife
not TO live with him, already referred TO, gave .
VERDICT for plaintiff for 10000. The Judge then
addressed the Jury, stating that information had
been given 20 the Court that overtures had been
made during the trial, n one Of the Jurors, who
very properly stated it 70 the Court, and the re-
suit has shown that 20 overture of the kind hIs
bad any effect The Court thiakS it right also,
that the matter should be Investigated, And the
Juror, the Clerk with the minutes, sni an oiicer.
were directed 10 proceed TO the Police Ofice and
lay the fac.s before Police Magistrate.
CITY INSPECTORS REP0Rr.-We have received
from Dr. WHITE, the City Inspector 4 copy Of els
Annual Report Of the number OF Deaths and H.
termenss il the City of Nsw-YOrk daring the
year 1850. We give the following table Of the
number Of deaths in each month;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-16
curpcu DIry1cUIrY.-We have observed for

CHURCH DIFrIcULTY.-We have observed for
The lsst f dsysa black fsg a. The 81 Louis Ca1ho
Church inquiry find Il was placed mere by ,as
CONGREGATION on account OF some olhculty WHO the
R,bop sld Pre1is Asa sign OF uOurpiDg" There has
been Tor some Year, past disagreement between ",
Tusees and The Bshop in relation 10 the lemporslue,
ths ChUch-the former cAiniBg that under tue oese 81
on from III Louis Leccueux they wers entitled ~
The eprs coLtrol While the Bsh0p entertained some eAn
natthey old rececegniZe -Four weeks last S1ul@t
letter was read Church. IN which Il wa slsd maj
The Bisbop had removed the TfuIees aad sppolnte0
Con uiuee OF FIVE who with The Off 'iaing Priest we're
10 houniser tho temporal sfss OF The Church To ths
the CONGREGATION would not submit and nesuuS
visa held IN the school house attached TO lhs Church,
ard a Commiuee appointed TO maize TepTeaen'
tstioH to The Bishop Of he DETERMINATION OF lhe
congregation not TO submit 10 this iateriefelce
win their vested rights week ago siI sabbath anoll
er comm upicaon read 10 The Church rom the Bsh
op by Csbsoian jesuit ~ no called Tor dyt1n VI 1hs
home CD The queson OF Rccedirg 10 be Bhhops d.
mapos But some Of The Deposits party went mp 10 tie
Pr Dill a. TOD him he hso better ea'e, which no ed Ald
The Church has been left without Priest Lasi Ssooah,
we uncelsud The SnepdsEoe s1he Chu!eh vas 'l.ree
a. usual spo hat services 81 snRog snd prayers were
duy peIformsd-ihus deciding .he mootsi question mai
there can no "a church without a Bhtop We oOs7f'e
that The Ge rmAn papers ds using the suoe prey
earnestly 8Bd cOntTOversay-being some~baA hhO.oi
one-is invested with Considerable general and loca u'
teIeBL lounalO OVii' AA''
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? MAsroDos Prof AsDERsos, OF

TUsK OF 4 AAsTODCs Prof AsDEhsos, OF
the University Of Lewisburg, Union Co., Penn,
under date Of the 9th inst. informs us Of an inter
esting discovery. He says
"Ihaye before me q portion Of the task OF q
n sstodon found last week on the farm OF hr-
Thomas Howard, three miles wess OF this place,
Oh the Buffalo Creek. | yisiteo Mr. Howard yes
terdsy ard Obtained from bin an account oil the
name Ct discovery, and brought back the most
perfect fragment, which he has presented 70 the
csbine. Of the Society for Inquiry 10 the Uniyr'
slsy.
II was discovered 10 digging ditch 10
meadow near the Buffalo Creek. In running nc
plow along the line Of the ditch u struck sne
point Of the tu.k. Unfortunately t vas supposed
10 be tbe root of a tree, a0d psn-aoous TWO
fest in enetb-vas shattered before 10 true char
,cter va. respected ltlay 10 horizon'a posi-
ton. imbedded in blue clay resting aPon iime~
stone. .s 49,. -. a, tar
feet 10 length, and was very mucn curved, espe-
oiaIly toward the point IL has Dow become I'M
pos,ible 70 give drawing Of Il az bad hoped 10
DO. | found only three fragments remaining,
each about two feet 10 length. the most perfect
portion was that which nov lies before me. IL
commences about two feet from the larger end %
tee tuik. About one foot OF this is 10 perfect
state, presenting q round polished surface, *
inches in circumference At the larger and % az
the smaller end. IL is somewhat curved, forming
the arc Of q circle whose radius 10 % inches. The
other fragments were falling rspib y 10 piecess
the lamins, especially Of the larger end, sepat
rating CT the slightest touch. Judge from apt
pesranoes that the tosk was fractured pfev'o1e
10 lis discovery, though its exhanstion tnres'eha
10 hasten its destruction. ez 4. 49,
No other remains have been ioond 70 ne
vicinity. Mr. Howard designs 20 make iartneS
excavations, in hope Of meeting o:es- pe-a0ns.I
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-16

DEATH OF GIN. NARRIOTT-We regret 20 be
called or to announce The sudden dsmse Of Gen william
Marriott, 10 The sd year Of bic age. He Wa exlen-
svsy known and eHeemeo, snd wss numbered an ,ag
he old and substantial restspIers Of SAumoEe snae1
With great ability for sess OF yssis he I'm 2otAn! Pos'
Of Collector OF Customs Of The port Of Baltimore
Baltimore Sun
F William Bennett vas knocked down n
Hndson-It Albany, OF Sunday night, and Eo5oet o.
god 1anh and about SO IN caah. Mr. Be1ne has saee
keep centred 20 his house arc the wound on his hed
which 10 dangerous one hss proau ed brain fsvef
clue can be obtained the scoun1rsl who perPeEA'9d
mis- oct.
THERE SIZE BLows"-Cspt Clifford, OF TIE
pshthie President OF Pigs Saws that On SAL
uTdsy lssi be large humposck ~hsi7 40 ~. ~ -.
IN ength. panied BY her calf T1-y we're iSe NE IL
The vicinity. sad seemed quite a. lhsir ease
n Mr. CorviD. Secretary Of tue Treasury,
hsvmg recovered his hsa resumed Ne cal's % rs De-
p4yInenl Tuesday
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Washington Items, &c.

WAsHfSGToN Thursday hsy Is.
The Mount Vernon Cotton Factory az Alexan-
dria was seriously damaged by fire last evening
The Board Of Managers Of the National Mon
ument sUggeGt 10 their fellow citizens through
out the Union, that collections be made on the
approaching Anniversary Of the National lnde
pen dence in aid of this patriotic work, wherever
the day il celebrated.
1t ia reported here that Cornelius 8. franklin
the present Deputy, has been rendered the aP-
pOiDtment of Naval officer OF New York.
The Marine Band commenced their semi week
ly Concerts last evening in the Capitol grounds.
There was large attendance OF ladies and gen
tlemen,
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WILLIAMSBURG ITEMS.

SCHOOL ELECTIONS The election Of Trustees,
sc, TO h terms which have expired took psee on Mon
day evening In the First District Aessrs H 5 Robert
reelected aud Mr. John BroAch TN place Of Mr. Bruce
resigned were elected Trustees Wn Shspter, Dsuc,
CLERK. and Mr. Brady, Librarian Ia the Second Dsrct
MT Edward Wall WA elected Trustee, Mr. II, COnsock,
D'suiel ceiE, ard Wa. n. Cooper Librarian In the
Thre DlsUcsJ Henderson, Trustee II. P Free nan, Dc
MET ClerI and Edward BuIh. Librarian The spproprls
ors hed for meet the necessary expenses Of he CO.
sur year were freely voted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-16

ASTABBING CASE IN MANcHEsTER, N. i've
learn nom he MaRchat0 D1iig Mirror that 90 sunday
evening last Mr. c. aries Fsrr e1On, machnsl 10 CON-
psny with Ioms olhsfs passilg The oGudings oceu-
pied by ihe sh the lower end OF Elm a. they % some
eaDs soi THO quarrel with several lrshmso which re-
suted In blows bsug struck boh sides and hnAly 10
huives being drawn by the lrlshmen Farnogton Wat
slSbbc upon hl neck three mes one gfth, Il oeleyot
penetrating the wiJdpipe, ~ blood flowed from hs mouth
He SsO received upon be HANDS 10 eEdeavonns 10
parry Of ,he b0Ws Dr. Grey Who dressed hii wounds,
rrprfsfnts tiu 10 be 10 critical ttsIe AlonZO CasWel
bbsd upon the right cheek, and receiyed
blow n "a brick bis breast
James NcMsrn has beer sFfesied on charee OF oesdg
concern ed In Ibis assault hands considerably euL
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The New Maryland Consultation.

Bal IdORE, IbuTs1s ~, N AZ D
The new Constitution OF Maryland is pub
lished. Among the prominent features in addi
tion to those yesterday telegrsphed are, that
persons engaged in dues, as principals or sec
onds, shall be disqualified from holding Off ,e
Clereymen are ineligible for seats 10 the Legis-
lature Bribery disquaifes for holding office {;
persons convicted of larceny or infamous crime
are disfrsnchised; certain amount of property
is exempted from seizure for debt The Judiciary
system is emodeled The Governors term iS 20
DO 4 years at a salary of $4,000 per annum.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-16

Charles SHmner's Letter Of Acceptance.
BosToN, Thursdsy, May IS.
The following is an extract from Charles sum
ners Letter of Acceptance
Il accept il az the servant Of the Union, bound
TO study aud maintain, with equal patriotic care
the interests of all parts Of our country-so dis
countenance every effort to loosen any OF those
ties by which our fellowship Of States Is held IN
frsternsl company, and TO oppose all sectonallsm'
whether il appears in unconstitutional efforts oy
the North to carry so great boon as freedom into
the Slave States, or In unconstitutional efforts ~
the South aided by Northern allies 70 carry tue
sectional evil Of Slavery into the Free Ssates-or
in whatsoever efforts il may make to extend tue
section a domination Of Slavery over the National
Government. With one the MON Is twice
blessed frat as the powerful guardian OF the re-
pose and happiness Of thirty sovereign States
clasped by the endesripg name OF Country, and
next, as the model and beginning Of that all EN-
brAcing federation Of States, BY which Unity.
Peace aud Concord will finally be organized
among the Nations; nor do l believe it possible
whatever may be the delusion OF the hour, that
any part thereof can be permanently lost from it's
well compActed bulk. E. Pluribus Unum is
stamped upon the National coin, the National ter.
ritory, and the National heart Though composed
of many parts united into one, the Union is sepa-
rable only by crash which shall destroy the
whole"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-16

EXTEEsIyE RoBBERY.-We learn from the
SARATOGA HAie thsi The Of Jhn DsEs OF ne W
lsgs Of saIHtogs SPRING. was entered On aonusy nsa
90 and received for goods within e" days preYio1s
some o. cts OF this money confsusg OF b.nE d "a en-
ept Repksl " ere done up package ana pace4
op sctsir BY the aide the bed and pan OF pAn1oons
laid il the balance was IN valet II me @ & -
partaoons and contents The room from wnlch le money
was allen Is tuap 10 the ssccni s.ory OF he building, m
which OF and assistants were ssee q .ue @ =.
The bbeTy Its supp ,sed The lock oil ms oni aoot was
pcsed as the door found open on wednesday NOM
ing. No cue has yet been obtained OF Tue ro0Oef'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-16

OppoaihOn Senatorial Convention at Rome.
RoNE, Wednesday. Nay j., 1851
The Opposition Couaty Convention was held
in this place to day Il was rot fall bat ChaI. A.
MASS was unanimously nominated for Senator.
Strong resolutions were adopted, indorsing tie
Course Of Messrs Mann and Stone boiling Sena-
tors.
This evening meeting is to be held, at which
Bon. Il. Seymour and Hon. Judge Nye, Of Madi
son, will address them. There is not much en-
lbusis,m in the party in fact none, except among
the Bsrnburners
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-16
THE "NYsrTRIous AFFAIR" PARTIALLY z

The MYSTERIOUS AFFAIR PARTIALLY Ex'
Planned Capt John Mscomber, Of ths eraId which
here Few DAYS spce from The Pachc reported
upon bic arrival he stip Tuscsrors o. Cod Sqing on
Rofstongs, Dee p leaking 100 strokes boar a. Row
fur her states s Captain Leek Of the Tuscaors boarded
him uiOl him thai whes or he Island OF Msugea,
h. ship a. ed from sou 1000 strokes IN ~ hours
he a. bound for sydney, w 10 out ais sap.
bnt aner leaving hGnKeR nine Of bic refused 10 do
% IT, but proposed him TO ske bJsf and eDdeav0r 70
reach sDd To this proportion he asserted the b.
ipg vefy mutnous We have bul hfs doubt that the ship
was scuuled ~ these very men y Bedford AerCury
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-16

LATE FROM THE CAFE DE VERDE W ehANe
l.ts, nom Port Prsva Cape &c Verdss 81 ApuL
The L ship Of war Portsmouth, Commodore r h Gre
CORY wss sriil Al PORT Playa
Tts II q sbip Dale Go mmodors Pearson, had suivet
from cruise 10 The ght Of Benin RHd also tne x fof-
po,e Lieut. Commander Lsrcneg, fun Ct Use down 'hs
African coast The squadron has been actively employed
In epdeavorirg to suppress The odiCuG saye naci Olt
all The vigilance ana SKILL Of thu ddefen.
To cor siderable extent Upon lhe arrival " ne Ger
Dsptoup which wss hen daily expeced The PoItsmou
would 10 the United states the heAiLn on 'IS o
GERS and men Of the squadron was good SAA S-h
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-16

r=pThe Providence Journal, one OF the best
wsis p.pers in the country, made its appearance
an W ednesdsy in a new and oeautuai oFes'
The Editor being relieved from Executive resPon-
sibiisies will work efficiently to bring hnode Is
land back to the support Of the Wing cause
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-16
Court Of General Sessions. WEDNESDAY May IA
Before Judge Bsbee aud AID. smi'h snd DooleJ.

Trial for Grand LaTceAy-T~o young men
KRAFT s1d Ioha Saith called T. TIA chs ssi ~ia
and sby ~ aibg valued a. 50 fus prop
cry DAVE DuncsR Of 70 William - h'y ~sfs c,asnt "a
carry "A out not Pfovsl nat ilsj
usly contsnss Ibs prson,. convsi 20 pst .r
rsuy only The Court ssutsusd them 10 ihs psni-n of
Ttss beng rssey Tor trial ne CjVf
ID oufnsd for the day
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-16

AccrpLsr 70 MR GiDDIses;-We learn from
IL Cl,velard Tyss DsnOcrat nat Hon. X GiopiSS.
d Fl with severe accident on fil9sy = nc ~ l
slfgst55u i not regarded csng-fous. Inls ~i' o.
,t 20. rrssest he s-u4ence a. ne reenns ~ ~ 0en
ii kt.sssy q tha Frttby lertn Cs1fci "llca S>Al-
u fucc ~ C-ca . osy.
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Tire last ratio in the preceding table seems 70

The last ratio in the preceding table seems 70
show greater mortality than any since lsO5i bat
we must take into consideration that within the
last Eve years nearly 100 900 Of our most healthy
citizens, tviz of that class who live neatly aud
comfortably since the ferries and avenues oil &C.
cess TO our city have become 50 numerous ana
easy. have removed to Brooklyn, Wllliamsoargh'
and other places adjacent, the heads OF the fAmi
lies still doing business during the day IN this
CITY, while those least protected from disease a.
WAYS remain in our midst. Beside, having the
oreien aims houses emptied into our cty-be'
aide having the thousands OF emigrants who
GEEK the West, leaving their sick from shipbosrd
10 die in our midst, and infect our own population
we have those who become diseased within the
first three wears after their arrival. during which
time the city is chugeable with their support
sent back, daily to die 10 our Institutions, from
all parts Of the country, to which we may add
that the convenience of our hospitals and the
fame of oar physicians and surgeons attract hun
dreds in addition 70 those Injured on our road and
water routes, whose names swell our list OF NOR
tally, instead Of that where they have resided.
DEArB BY DRowSISG An inquest was he'll
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-16

Did IN JAIL.-A man named lanes Pandle'
talor by u.de was brought to she Fist O'Ue' s@aon
house % Tuesday nighS While lAoornS ueosl ~
Of ceiIi1m Reme1s de pal tito coll i9f 80 LlSt
ard Wednesday morning conveyed 70 IL NnrIe 20
eied AbOnl Is minutes sfterSAf6 TIE CpsoSsl n5' ~
fscts rslQrned.
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& ERIE RAILROAD

VIM, line leaves daily nom the pier a Of
MOANING WAY TRAIN NJ 81 A NJ for Ousvle, rlerfnort
nnd ali intermediate stations Psssengers by ms uas
stons vest cf Geneva MORNING MAIL Train A NJ,
aopping ali The stations wsst OF Snuerns a,IVing q.
etsruopt Otsville aud sintermedlAs stations EvESiNs
WAY TRAIN NJ Il for Snnerns OuaYilie ana Al inernel'
asa s,sl,ons NtSgT ExPEsss TRAIs ate r. M.
CHAs AlNOT. slperrtendsae