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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-20

NEw.YoRK CENTRAL COLLEGE ACADEMIC EXHrBI-
TIoS The Annual Academic Exhibition Of the New
York Central College, Nc(ra~vie, Cortland County,
was held on Wednesday, the llth inst. The exercises
consisted Of twenty-five oraon'. -four declarations,
and address by the Rev. NJ. T. Streoy of Syracuse
Many Of the oratons manifested maturity OF
thought and power Of expression not usually witnessed
at such exhibitions while the delivery was very cred
table TO all concerned.
The addrt of the Rev. Mr.. Streiby occupied about
tbreequaieIs Of hour in delivery; it fuu Of elo.
quen thoughts and useful suggestions. His theme was
"The men of the coming sge. He said that the
coming age peculiarly distinguished for multiply
ing the means Of communication between men ful of
life, power ard application. The signs of the times 10
doated that era WAS soon to dawn, in which men
must be more highly cultivated, full OF spiri.u-
expansion of mems ideas-an upsprngiUg toward the
fulness Of human ospability. The address through
out, was listened to with marked attention showing
that it was duly appreciated.
The Spring term commences on Thursday, the Goth
mat The price Of tuition and board has been cor sid.
ersbly reduced. The educ atonal character Of the
institution was never better or more healthy thsn S.
the present time
Howard W. Gilbert, who has been successfully en-
gagged in teaching OF Salem Ohio for some time past
and who has speut some years 10 Europe. ACQUIRING a
complete commaod of German French .nd italian h,s
been recently appointed Professor Of Modern Ian
guages and enters upon his new duties at the be-io
ming OF the next term.
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IAdyertss8sN
LONDON CORDIAL GIN INDICATED SekN Apps.


Atsrs.vsrl years Iperimeniins IN tho featuring oN9L
fortunately succeeded the yes. lsis In making discovery
in it' manufacture by which deprived Of all scd sad
iuran nsory properties and rendered perfectly pure.
Ny Mandatory at Scb-dsm, Holland. Aner several
months reflection TO what title 70 give H. introduced W
the An .rican public under the OF VOTES sohieds
attic schnspp." schsdm 10 the name OF the Place In
Holland where ID. Gin IL mAnufsc ured Aromatic derives ne
from the Italian Junipe, Berry with Witch nsy,f
Dpn-WoLfE's ScnIED,n ARoHATIc DsNg No so)Dsr hsl
Schnspps been Introduced 20 the Anersn public aud
ceved with bat on than The hq7or mixers o. Ne" Icrs
Boston and Philadelphia started 10 purss With their nised and
poisonous stuff under ous nAnesSohisdam Gin Sobs-
Sobbspps London Club House Gin London Cordial 0io
MsdIcsted sohnspps, tc and In several Instances ~
labels have been perfectly Initiated with ony the cd
diion of lev letters to plead technical avoidance a
tho law. and carefully prepared TO impose careless
po,,.i T., m. n.,cb,ai. Of tss sostS"a and Ws.s.a
States account Of the obcspses OF the article Nss-
chant ~ho stss indirect ia the fraud By selling TIE
mons se, much offender the principal who piss-
ned the imposition.
hop. .v-y citizen who values the health Of tAs
uuniy IN which be lives will aid 20 isretns out s.d
will put jeopardy the lives Of the community u
which lives such should DO nailed to the pory -
popular eIscrsti0n
woLFI's .cHxpAs AROMATIC scHrrps
10 made hom barley Of tbs finest quslty selected with
from the products Of the moe, cesersed sn sow-
scs favored With tho essenoe Of the Aromatic Jus
Berry Of Italy and eched by peculiar process ~hos
eKpsl. from the spirit every scid particle
81 preventing and correcting The dl"eesbs go
often produced upon the and bowls
change Of wst-rs visitation 10 which travellers snd set
tt ali uDsc Dsisd persons 10 the West tho South ssd
ScbIspts will b. found absolutely nfabe While 10 cases a
drop,y gravel obstruction Of the Kidneys diseases Of he hal
der dyspepsia snd general debility h recommended 9ss
supbst,A by the dsin ghed members Of the Nodded
II put Up quart and pint bottles IN Of dsscs
With the undersigned the bottle and cork anl
tao suie ~ his Signature and label
For sale By all respectable dru ists and country m,ehsa-
UDoLPHo WoLys
A.. 81 H-... Ne YEA
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execute he graft tsuSs. Dr.. Storrs con'enfed that
uIy re rnrdy population uic he seocm notsief oy
sunday esse They vorh AL resolve that At this e,:-
IRE pAlsco. il shoald be erased agsia. .
The r--olgti-1. Tess thea pa' and ctrTi>1, Win >
solitary ono" fO.Op-i hy cdts Of Pat him ont pa'
him oct "
M' JoHE G BERGEN. n Bis closing speech snvl---
M H., b agent amsu ~ho spose st the mceunk 10
favor Of rurri SuDdsy cars s16 who has heea tesca
ing il W. Gree slesTs school, % turn him out A..
xt;oL re ree.;,g sd .uyr 81 To meet this evening
b.fo,e ,be Cot.r,;'tee Of the Comnou Council
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-20
CITY ITEMS.

Winter dies hard. Alternate rsu ard snow mark
the vtrpal equinox. Cola winds overcome the warm
sun and the pedestrian still holds to his January
cloak. Clouds and clear blue sky momeotiy alter
nate overhead, while mud and more mud keep up the
depth of infinite variety beneath. How like sumner
thunder shower the rain poured early on ThurSday
morning. aud how suddenly it ceased jast as the half
reused sleeper began TO think the streets were to be
cleaned in spite Of the City Government. Snow-banks
are gone, ice.bsnks iquidatng, but mud-banks
tower ike the bastons of Sebastopol. And so Spring
will find US fostering and wsllowing in mud.
Last night, from o'cock to midnight, there was
storm OF snow and rain and high wind bat the tempe
nature warm AID the melted as fast a. It fell
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-20

ENoELsIoR, MINNESOTA Observation-Disclosures,
situated on the south side Of L,ke MnnetOnks in
hepepn County, Minnesota, is three-year Old settle
ment about " niles distsn; from St. Paul and St An
III my. Steam saw and grist-nlls, mechanics shops
SCHOOLS stores snd poSt-oiiice se sleaiy erected
and the beauty of the alton, fertility Of the soil
and enterprise OF TIE inhabitants who are thorough
eoirg Repuohcsa community az will be proven by the
fact that there is club in the town of %
TO fHr WEEKLY TRIBUNE We can safely prophecy
for this town the same success ,hs, has attended sn
the settlements In tasi masnifcen. section Of our
land.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
TIME OF R. R. TRAINS LEAVING NETWORK.

HUDsos RIVER ROAD DEPOT W. ss-ss.I
80. n-ss., E,g,-;; r's... I'D rGs.o.,D.s
,5S 81, ~ To- s fsy 20. r r : ''''
80 m-s-s .ns P,-ses-'. 81 .,.i.o'
$40 m-P-..I wD P.,.-ns.r. .t,hoes
SIS HL-En<o.n, Tran. ob'-i suio 70 Ne'n'
HAKLEs ROAD -Ip-O, eor.-r Of WHIT, ..a c.a. .1...l
$40, MA sod W.y ,ls'ston' 5eyone w Haas BIC NJ.
a-Sts,i r f.: w.; . T.s .s: :. ;.,s'
Tta-: . vivian. G1:. .,e iq n $50 and ''- (o'w''
Tr., ., ws.. Plans. il90 /, n So $50 AMI sisani
srwH.vys Ap-Cp-pa, soq,d-,,.nd c,a..u.-sI
so m--ho.. EIPts.. s,sm.,l .c4 s,d..S''t 'a'
80 ? s.-Bo.tO1 E,pr--.. s,smsrd, Sor-,a srdsssor
$40, r-E,g. .ss .eeTs.o1 Isoa1s r.. p.'., - a'',
500 @.-so,..l SPECIAL. II .,seoa. % sors.n
LONG ISLAND RoAD-rp.po., south r~r,, srss.yAI
1870 @.-H.apste.d, Al station. 70 H.~p-'-.d
:SS heSe:;.sa ' ii .' ':i h.ao-s.i
The 80 n 1r:a Y,,..-s
hosdsy at elos m nsirns all the ''o'-
ERIE ROAD rD,tot 100, Of Du,n. .s.-,, sorts R,~.I
sss. @-Bus.o and Daairi Erpr-s chef r,soo.,
mPs.r.ou ie@oa@oS.,os ro. Jer.-ycy
1870 M Chcsso E'prs.-. ohrf stations
9i5p :udra. Accom- .uO0 va PsaOo, B,'nd Railroad
600 m.-Pstsrson Accommodates from jersey Cru
cor "-kg,r,. 10 r.,'t s . nd s
m al -fstsSs
BY J Chsmbers fIermOa,
srwJER.Er RoAp-Cs-,o 100, of coar,,,a, stree. y RI
n Msl end rrprs-s nroash pooc psl sstoos
IA. Nal ssa IIpss-s 1hfoIss PRINCIPAL sisbss
$500 m modstsn Throush, all s.sti0Ds
prunsslck. I'll stations 70 Se~ srulsv1rt
m-rsl ard EIpr-ss through, prnlps s,s'Ioos.
p m New brn--et, ell s'sboas
90 . m-A.d .nd EIgte-s through, Pnep- 't.aoas
6lop m Ssr Btu1svick. all satons
Railway leave at $50, l0li IL n, SO 49, Asp
Ir.,n or ksr,rt l-..e n>srly every ssh hour
NORRIS AID RssRX Road Depot foot u conrt--t', J
$50. n-H.rte,isto.n PASSENGER, all Tine Tab. station.
AID M1burn Accommodation slstnceA
Hsekeu-'o~n Passenger, all II M Table san0oa
$40 . uA-Mornstows Accommodation all .tsnoas
NEWJpRsET CESTRAL ROAD lDepss P~ Nof, NORTH X yer
= mo Fas'on and -ds-'@ stsusss
s1gerv1. 81 AOos by y Jersey X h0 bu'~e-h 90
. m-Fsson, all stations
som-h. all staiOns (By NJer.eJ X X 20 hu@ane' ~
CANDIES AsD ANNOY ROAD Depot. p or 30 barssyJ
ma Accommodate 10 Philadelphia, all stations
. through 10 PhlAdspt-s al stsaoes
m-Enyrss., through 70 Phihteph "a stAsoA
ttOp m-EmiGsn through alL-tstsous
Jr Potter. Auas ard 1sssest 70 Anooy
fIusUIyG RAILROAD D~to, Fu.tos aaket slp
toanr' WIN n oH
Il 70 and Ios ~ ard 80 p m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-20

The liability Of persons being accidentally poisoned
by the too frequent Of arsenic for the destruction
Of vermin, &c.-snd the late uDfor innate occurrence
in Washington from the of that drug-render. it
proper to state that the whites Of eggs if taken fire.
quently in large doses coon possible after the
poison has en,tred the stomach, followed by simple
tive botanic emetics and purgatiyes, is considered
nearly perfect antidote.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-20

NV. P. palmer, well know to the business IN IN
Of great Ataatic cities has b. er invited to deliver
lecture the Philosophy Of Business at the al Of
the Wagner Fee Institute ID Science, PhiAdel ohia
to morrow Saturday evening. To men of sense who
yet not wise that they are sare they be
wiser. Mr.. Palmer can hardly fail TO present sugge.-
items that will be found practical and useful. He
master OF his subject
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-20

George Clifford lawyer, Of No. II Wal street is
lying III at his residerce in this city ofrhe Washington
disease. He was seized within a few hours after
king copiousy Of the water at the National Hotel
end snce bis return TO this city has been confined to
hi. bed. H. has great irritation about the stomach,
arc every indicat of having been poisoned. There
hope Of L. recovery.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-20

ASSAULT OF ARMS Mr.. Lambert and q lumber of
his friends, pursuant 10 announcement, or "ednes-
evening gave an exhibition Of fencing at Ac.de-
my Hall, Broadway. TIE audience, including
a number Of ladies, ". large ana respectable.
Tie exeicists were as follows: /. An assault
With fols, by Me.sr-. Lambert snd Muller. 2
An a,sault with sabets. by Messrs. Lambert and
Wind or. 3. An assault with the singe stick',
BY Mr. Muller and an amateur. 1. Ao assaul;
with fcs, by Messrs. Sullivan and Chcini. ). As
ssult with single stick, by hessrs. Wnd-or and Phil
lips s. The cuttrg in two Of bar Of lead, about an
inch in diameter, with the saber, by Mr. Lambert
:. Severir2 the Of sheep at 'ogie stroke
with a .aber BY Mr. Lambert. 3. The cutting in two
Of ELK scarf ith the ssber, by Mr.. Lambert. g. Ea-
glish cavalry brosi-sword practice by Mr.. Windsor.
10. The mUsket and bsyonet yersus the saber, By
Messrg. Lambert and Windsor We regret TO say tha
the exercises were lot Of that scientific character
were led to anticipate from reading the advertisement.
The assault with fos was only remarkable a. az eIh-
bition Of errors. Not single scientific parade ard
rpcste attempted. Mr. Mul er made three simple
disengagements properly-bitting his adversary each
time but mere novice Of the Bertrau school would
have paired either them land gwen hin rposts be-
fore he could have recovered from u ocge. The saber
cop5s. was bat little better. No skful fents were
eIecS.sdi u feet, thsrs wa GotaIas but sxaSas cue
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-20

msch neglected, agricultural implement 49,
invention that T. worthy u the attention OF az
mechanics VIII o: co3r-e avsi hrm-eiVes OF ~ 81,
stead Of vial set fs., 10 straigo ut rule OF VOL
is ret in bras circle With al ind % 81 ' 49,
Of Ssne,sirg Q upon glance a, the spirit Bat ibis Is
no, ,ps o-ss.est vse Of tei, rtle cheap inPe nant
If a fasmer wi.hes to grace Ioad or var ~als or any
49, III - 70 Al il 70 get his level to thar grade
e. -. v4r h. s,s do an and fnds the spirit
isvei IN n, ysI. the groucd or timber It rsss On will
be at the requi'od grace 10 eal6o1 ,hs s' W4y es
same o emen, The char e cot niring half minute
~ ,rn and sp are told tnas tni- u-efu tool will not
Cc., oye, a II YOU'D be v,ry rsefu in The practice
of The subject 10 be dscu-ed al the next meeting Of the
('Inb toy taai ia IrIig4tl,n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-20

CLrAsING SrREErs IN NV YORK Proposals. for
Gle aning streets opened on Tburday noon at the
,fce Of the Commissioner Of Streets aud Lamps IT.
ner Of Grand AZ d Essex streets in the preeence of
Controller Flagg end number of contractors. The
following were the lowest and consequently the sue
cessfu bidders, VIZ:
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Jt'Grd,.
Total.

The Harlem Gas-Light Company were the only bid
ders TO light Harlem with gas wh eh they agree ~ do
at the rate of So 50 each lamp per
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The IMPERIAL PHOTOGRAPH

IL prooouneed by the mos, dn ghed conaoisseurs-Bsy
Dspa Willis Tucserman and Lowelto saTpsss s,y pfssss
result Of the Camera
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The congregation was very small.

ORDIsArIoS SIRyIcEs.-The Rev. G. l.. Tucker
was duly ordained pastor Of the Eastern Congrega-
tiona Church, Madison street, corner Of Gouverneur,
last evening. The Rev. Drs. Cheever, Thompson,
Jor athan Crsue and Henry Reden were present. aud
participated in the exercises pertaining to ordination.
The newly ordained pastor read the hymn, whi,h nav
Dg been sung by the congregation be pronounced the
benedction, and the sudierce which, owing to the
nclemeucy of the weather slender, dispersed,
highly delighted with the prospect Of their future en-.
ioyment uncer the preaching of Mr. Tucker.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-20

ACADIar OF MrsIc.-Mr. Strakosch takes hi, ben
eft tonight, and will produce the ever-popu.r Don
Giovanni with Mesdsmes P4rodi, Wlhorst and
Srakosch. Thsberg hiss aso offered MS services TO
make the occasion SUI more attractive.
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Nos. 10, ~ and q Be
fAdvertiseasntj
The IMPERIAL PHOTOGRAPH,

unique application q the ant SURPRISING In effect Of snsssS
SIRE and preventing nned advantages u painting ~
6nisb with The truth Of the Camera
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IAdver.seneat.l
TIE IMPERIAL PHOTOGRAPH
fAtvefusement-

Va, introduced and Is made only BsADys GALLEaV. as.
so Bfosd~by.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-20

An old farce wes produced yesterday, by the City
Authorities, at the Office of the Commissioner OF
Streets and Lamps 1t was entitled Cleaning the
Streets or Clear Case Of False Pretenses." There
was good attendance aud the farce went of with
considerable spirit. 1t will be revived . in few
days, with an entire new cast of characters.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-20

NiBLo's THrATrr.-This evening occurs the benefit
of Mr.. w. A. Moore. foe musical and dramatic
tIest 10 promised.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-20

BURGLARS CAUGHT IN THE Acr.-Three youths
named VIM shaw John Jackson snd rho. Bartlett were On
"wednesday nsbt by Fifteenth Ward Police In tss
nnoccnped house Amty which they bad entered
by The boys had cut ot about SO pousds
~ stowed with number OF brass taucsts In
ready removal They taken before Jusee flAa-
dreau and held tor examination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-20

ORpI,,rioN SERVICES The Third Presoytery
met in MeIoerstreet Presbyterian Church (ths
Rev Dr. Preotisssl Wednesday evening", for
the purpose Of ordaning the Rev. James b.
Bonar. sn Evangelist and setting him apart to
the public ministry of the Gospel. The services
were conducted by the Rev. Oliver Il. Bld~eli,
Moderator of the Presbytery. The sermon WAS
preached by Professor Hitchcock of Union Theology
cal Seminary. The usual questions were asked by the
Moderator, after which the Presbytery proceeded to
ordination by Laying Of hands on the head of the
Rev Mr. Bcnar the Rev. DIR. Burchsrd of Thirteenth
street Plesb, terrain Church offering the ordination
prayer. The Rev Dr. Skinner of the Union Theolog-
ical Seminary then delivered lengthy aud affection
ate charge, which was fall OF good counsel to the
young minister. The charge cautioned him psrtcu-
larry against being made the subject of the worlds IN
fuence by preaching suit the ideas of men, he was
advised pever to observe the slightest distinction be-
tween rch and poor, but t. preach the Gospel to all
for all bad sinned and were equally guilty 10 Gods
sight. The Rev. DR.. Hatfield of the North Presby-
terrain Church read the closing hymn, and the newly
ordained minister closed the services by prouounciug
the bone dictiou.
The cOngTegati was very small.
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The LATE DEATH fRoh SUPPOSED Niotrscs.-
Coroner Hills held an inquest yesterday No. los ws-t stre<
upon the BODY Thomas hsy' who died sudden On inss
sy from suppo,ed the cHscts Of kek Ia %"
abdomen, inflicted BY Tboms' Council with whom he had
haLt the ngbt OF Sunday the Stb inst pcstmore EN- ex-
animation showed ths such not the Case but that deaA
hy peroB and the Jury rcndreds yed'ct 70
that ELECT the rendition Of the verdict Cornell was M
charged from custody.
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fAdyeri.stEsnt
The IMPERIAL PHOTOGRAP


In svery artistic respect vorthy place In the russt esass
,ou Ia prodsctn mn.eds,- One sitting only required
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CONCERT IN THE FIFTH AyESUE.-A Concert wa.
given on Wednesday night by the ladies of the South
Dutch Church lDr. Macauleys IN Fifth avenue, 10 AID
Of the organ fund Of the Church. Beside number Of
amateur performers several professional singers and
psni.ts rendered their services for the occasion, ana
the soos and Duets of the wen-selscted programme
were ve!y effectively executed. Miles. DE Koode and
Scorcia, Dr.. Guillemette, Herr Schreioer. Richard
Hoffman, and portion Of the Mendelsohn tnioo TOOK
par in the performances, under the direction oil M
G. W. Morgan, organist of Grace Church. The al 'i'
passed of very credtably and satisfaetoriiy as We
understand that between two and three thousand
tckets were Imposed Of
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srlcIpE.-Eliua Tyler an English woman - yssrs

y
lately TIE beer saloon OF George MAY IN
Psrl street committed suicide yesterday morning by skial
Of hS'
store Hudson By representing that she wanted e
ku rAs with. Dr. Weltzl made post mortrm cssrnssioa
OF the body evidence and that Others the Corcnsrs
jury rendered verdict OF Sucde Deceased Wal Of nss
ps,rd habits and this assigned for her se
murder.
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house OF ilSme a. No Assny street stteYssS suede
W.dI esday nsht by alO lAud d. Nom ell
called and succeeded In removing the poison aud rscsl Ase
o ciouAness
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ssd shnpse Psssdes. The snsI~sack pesfssrssese
~sre lsughable. sDd the r1-ket AMI bs,eset vcrsss
the brcadswo,d stupid. The oaly thing ve csa ssy .
favor Of the exhibition i. TIA, M. Lambert sho 30
gTes, muscula, power IA sevsrag bar Of cad sd
carcass II sheep BY single stroke Of the ,asr.
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fAfver.ls~msatI

HERRiyG's PATENT CHAMPION FsRe-rHe1
s.1ss Nsa lG, IN sal ~ wssssI. M NJ as~
Gs~.HVst
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owing % rAthdFu improvements MI DkAUH
10 enabled 10 supply the IsPERAL PHoroGRAPa st pstss
which Place. within general re.b. Every dsscnpaa Of -
Will hereafter be supplied .sss reduction from f.s~
prices. Ne. $50 Brosi~ay,
Over Thorn psou's SAissa-
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sozsu families reside sltbs mIs OF this once aon
s. Of tb..e arr in the habit Of visiting the Village OF
New.Rocheue aln,cst dahy. and receive taeI i<'ers
.nd pewqpspers through the Pos,-Oce at tas psaoe'
While tie Inhabitants OF City Island. numbering about
400 as WEI A. those residing on Pelham Point anu W.
cnty are without Pc.tOfice facilities snd are com
pel,d 70 trsvel to Rochelle westchester. from
three 70 four mics 10 inssre the dspsch receipt OF
'e.ter bv mail II may, therefore, prove interesting
70 those WHO have friends bGsioess correspondents
residing on that little oot-ofthewsy spot called City
Island 70 learn that TIE yosi people Se waking up TO
their own rights asa taking the necessary steps for the
establishment Of Pos Oice in,ae vicinity Of the old
t.rppIe and the read leading TO Pelhsn Point and
civ Island and in case Of succeeding with thelr sp'
plicatiou they puTose erecting substantial building
10 sn.wer the double purpose Of Town Hal! snd
Post Office srd as the location indicated is understood
10 be satisfactory 70 the residents Of City lsls1d. CON-
prisrs shout twothrds OF the entire population OF the
toxnshp It cannot reasonably fail to meet the approval
of those residing immediately surrounding the proposed
site in fact, il lie believed tha: the gentlemen whose
country seat. are situated the shore Of Long lslsnd
Sou il tta nei.hborhcod viii contribute literally to-
wsrd the erection of public building that viii do
credit TO the town of Pelham.
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fAivertisementI
The AMERICAS PHOIDhAfh'
UsraUaLEp.
MEADE Baos.,
" No .; Br,slvW.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-20

The members of the Young Mems Christian tnon
are under obligations to TIE Rev. DR.. Osgood TOR his
interesting lec,ur at the Church of the Messiah last
Sunday evening, on Dante as Christian Poet lt
was a very appropriate winding up OF Course OF
Lectures that have been exceled in this city,
ard the church was crowded with a very intelligent
and highly appreciative audience.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-20

TowS HALL AND PosT-OFTrcE FOR PELHAM II
il probably known to but very fee that the cary set
tied township ef P.hsm Westchester County eanno!
boast of .ingle Pos-Ofiice within ts boundanes' IL
is true there is Poet-Office known as Pelhsu- ou'
that is located in the pouth-weetera section Of New
Rochelle. where il accommodates ooly limited pof'
ion Of the inhabitants Of Pelham, fos cot u0se tAaa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-20

In the Board of Aldermen ss, night resolution was
adopted to inquire INTO the eIpeoepcy Of requiring the
North River steamers to land above Canal street., and
the Sound stesmer ABOVE Grand street r-"'usion
was adopted to prevent the diving of vehicles acros
the Park except Of persous having business at the
Hal. resolution was referred, to cut away the trees
and srs.s plots in front of the City Hal and form
square FOR military and civic paradss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-20
HARTFORD STEAMBOATS,.

In consequence of repairs now being made 70 the
Peck.s.p pier, the steamers Of the Hartford line will
leave from the foot Of Canal street, North River for
the present The Granite State the first boat out TO
Hartford this season, will leave Saturday at p