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Uatcr Cure.

nYGEIO- MEDICAL INSTITUTE, No. 10
III L.isht-,t Eew.Yuk.-Du. TRAIL and NAY, having
sod.ted with themselves in business d. GORfON n d.
and MIR C. SMALLEY NJ d. who hss had large and r.
markedly experience In the management Of se dis
easos) are now enabled Iye tine stctss attention 10 Al
cls,s nysdI The sashment has been thoroughly reno
6sre the dietary the In sute. Every appliance worth un
the Hysisnic system viii be found here Out
door patep attended Ilns received and
provided Inmates have the privilege Of attending the Med
cal Lec Sool Department. Terms reasonable
NB-The MERIDEN MOUNTAIN HOUSE, at Meridsn.
Conn charming and ssubrous places In New
England will be opened their country establishment June
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TIE Coral REEFS OF FLoRIDA.-Atthe last meeting
of the Boston Natural History Society pfenssor A8ss
viz gave an account of bic recent visit to the ree OF
Florida and his explanations OF coraline gfo!ths Ne
estimates the rate Of coral growth to be only few
inches in century, tenth or twelfth part lose tnsn
has been hitherto supposed, and supposng tho reel
rises from depth Of twelve fAthoms, he woud ca
culate il age upon its arrival Ct the surface OF the
water 10 be about twenty five thousand yesr and Tho
total age Of the four distinct conceatc reefs Of The
southern extremity of the peninsula 10 10 enc hundre
thousand years. Professor William Is. Rogers saa
that the physical conditions could not have differed
much in that region hundred thousand years ago from
what they now are, and consequently that such ed
custion could reasonably be made upep the data &C.
cumslated by Professor Agassz. DR.. ID. y. Weinisnd
called attention TO a fact observed by him while in
Hsyt which would seem to involve q more rapid
growth Of some kinds OF coras than Is generally a.
sumed. lie there noticed branches Of species Of
madrepoe rom three TO five inches above the surface
Of the water, which nust have grown during the short
Winter Of three months when the water Is high.
lBos.on TnvseE
Az ADMINISTRATIONS Cow.-Gov. willsrd's COW is
Fill pasturirg in the State House yard. There 10 a
statute sgaiLtt such an encroschment State prop
ery, and his E1cellency should be proseeutsd. Tho
auditor published q notice to trespsssen bu, lew
days ago, but he s not very pronpt in enforcing the
statute against our Iecompton Governor The ssov-
ernor has no more claims on the gr9Spos
COW is not removed, we hope every citizen In tho
Deghborhood will make the same use OF that beauis
full Enclosure that the Governor doee.
"MARRIAGE IN Hon LIFE. Under this keed
letter 70 ne RieAmond Dlspateh dated Nay 5 sSys:
"There was marriage IN high Life, ip Wssr0
Comfy. N. C., yesterdsy-Ar. 10 Green, son d Der
r J. Cree n, late Of Texas, to Mis- - EnsU, Asg.
ter Of Gen. G.'s lady By former husbsns 10
hide is an heiress and Der wealth 10 eopputs& Ct
eighteen hundred thousand dollar. They esat - Tar
A. Petersburg on their way to Europe who're they
will probably spend the balance ofthe yssr."
syTrIIo AT LAsT.-James Collies oroths: Of Johr
A. Collie, iss just had long lawsuit decided N his
toms 10 california. After lesvng ofi.s, the Gov~D-
ment claimed that Mr.. e. wss defaulter to the
sxourt of s79I ,0c0. The Government. sued M Col
her. The verdict resxl.ss In HE favor The ciss va
sppesltf. L. YVES fiosfy di.posed o: on n ,raay.
III. & mt decided tat instes al Of NJ. CD er o.sas
ne Government $s9lDc0, tie Government o vsd hun
g. CO. GA e diGrcase. tsyrsc4ss y?G'ns,
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nor BOSTON and PROVIDENCE via NEW
l. PORT and FALL RvER.-The splendid and superior
steamer METROPOLIS Capt Brown, leaves New York every
TUESDAY THURSDAY and SATURDAY, ct o'clock p m,
and the BAY STATE, Capt Jewet on MONDAY. WEDNBS
DAY and FRIDAY at 5 O'Clock p .
will be regarded secured TO any apphesas
until the same shah have been paid fox.
FREIGHT Boston rwsrded through with greet dspach ~
Express Freight Train. ,-
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DEM SYLVANIA RAIL ROAD
II YHE GREAT CENTRAL ROIITE.

The Penn,yvAnia Railroad connects n Pn>burlh With rail-
roads and from g. Louis No. Alton, Gsens Md Chicago ILL.,
TaIifo Lexington md Lonise KY Terre hsute hadson
Lafayette and IndisnApohs Ind Cincinnati Dayton Spring
field Beeontse ssndoshy, Toledo, Cleveland Columbus
Zanssyis Nasson and Wooster Ohio; AGO. with the
ps.iet and EswOresns st. Louis LdsvIs and
Cincinnati
Through Tickets for the Fast be had my Of the above
mentioned pisces IN the West
Passenger viii find this shortest, most expedite and
comfortable between the Ess, and West
IRON NETWORK TO CINCINNATI IN 80 HOrHA
FROM NETWORK TO CHICAGO IN IS HOURS.
FROM kEW-YORK TO ST. LOUIS In ~ HouR2
Hsre as low any ether route.
Bee hand bills in the hotels Of thls city
Through Tickets further nfornaon may be had ., the
sa5c Of he PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD,
No 2Astor House, Broadway.
J,nuarv l. lsss L. ELLIOTT. Agent.
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Iowa STAY LAw.-The Legislature Of the Sta.e Of
Iowa. at its last session. enacted law to delay the
collection Of debts. We have not as yet been able to
obtain copy Of the law, but understand that pro-
vides that the term of the District Court at winch
process is made retunsble shall be emily an apparent
tenn, at which NO judgment can be taken We DO MT
charge the Legislature with any improper motive In
the enactment Of this law; but, on the contrary we
believe with the editor OF TIE Darenport Dem'crdt,
thew acted upon the very best Of motives That their
only desire was in consideration OF the pressure Of
the times to enable debtors TO gain time, and thus
protec. themselves. We doubt, however, most Sc
rously the policy Of the delay. To the merchant for
whose benefit this law was more especially intended
credit is erything and any measure which tends TO
destroy cor idence n him will work very materially TO
his disadvantage. Next 70 sound currency, nothing
60 UGH nds TO increase confidence in the merchants
of state as the fact that the laws provide tor the
pronpt collection of debts while, on the other hand,
II the creditors of the merchants discover that Tue
laws, instead Of providing for speedy colecuons,
throw obstacles in the way, 1t Will De with great nest
tatio that credits alo we'd TO be extended Under
the pr sent state of our lswthe most matera por-
ton If the attachment act being repealed aad the old
stay law Of three months being stu IN force-n some
counties in the State Dix months must expire before
debt can he secured and three enths more before it
can be collected Keokuk Journal.
A SINGULAR CASE OF MAysLArGHTER.-At the
Last term Of the Over and Teruner IN Steuben county
Lewis Peterson, Of Hornelisvllle was tired upon an
indictment for maIslaughter, causing the death Of
Mr. Burdick, of the same place in September last.
The facts Of the case were these. Peterson, who
lived with his father in the house next to Mrs Bur-
dicks, went out in the morning 10 shoot chicken
which had escaped from the coop and into Mrs. Bur-
dicks lot. Mra. B. was in the garden digging pota-
toes for breakfast, and when Peterson fred his piece
.skicket." when the muzzle raised 20 that the
ball wss carried high the taird rail of the fence
and struck Ms. Burdck, who died from the effects OF
the wound. Testimony was produced on the point
whether Peterson could have seen Mrs. Burdick from
he pciDt where he fred and aso evidence of previous
i'll feelings between the parties. Judge Smith Of
Rochester charged the jury that there must be
vction for msnsaugtter in thu fourth degree, even If
they satisfied the prisoner intended harm, for
the reason u at the &C. Of shooting AZ the chicken 90
tie lid Of Mr.. BUrdick was an unlawful sct, and
herfore under tie statute the killing could NOT be
regarded as eNcus.b., homicide The Jury rerieret
we'd e. Il Il arsl-Cs her IL TIE fJlfsh dg'e, ehd
P'ie'soh ~os tsb;ef ct, ann 20 The "o--'J
I'D nag T0y'.
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miscellaneous.

DRUSHES Of EVERY DESCRIPTION-Atth the
ID factory price, wholesale and RETAIL s No. 80 Ps.
n Hurpeys Building Aacine BTnsbes made to order. The
trade supplied JOHN X. HoPPEL, No. SO Pe.dH-
DIIRE MILK received fresh every day by Har-
lem Railroad from Dutchess County put up pure as nature
made M aid cent in cans s,vuely locked aud aduteraou
,st,op after II arrives Families supplied al No. " Norfolk 81
limited number If public houses, restaurants Ac that re-
u t~pny quarts per day, will be served Their en
d, nces by sddrcssiDg p ELLIoIi, No. - .NoI'o.a,
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order of RODNAE Il.
DAWSON ESQ., Surrogate Of the County Of Kings Notice
Is hereby given according to law TO al persons hs'S esns
against SlLAS HORTON late Of the City Of Brooklyn, de-
ceased thst they required 10 exhibit the same, Sfh te
vouchc thereof to the sbsc bers the eIecuors u the @
dsnce of NATHANIEL CONKLISG. in the town q WsiHu
Ornse County b-Ior. the lah day Of JAy n~AI
Dated Jan. Z, la5a.
NATHANIEL CoNKLrNG, E,.cstor.
81 isw6mE' BENJAMIN II. HORTON, J
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EMIGRATION and FOREIGN
II
Gtramboats an6 Railroads.

A FTBRNOON BOAT for NEWBURGH,
N POUGHKEEPSIE, RONDOUT and KINGSTOE-Land-
ing Cozxns West Point, Cold Spring Cornwall Eewbursh.
wiambnrgh Milton PoushheepeThe fas. and elegant
sss1 Se Ta d o EvER7
Sundays excepted. Retuuing-Wil leave Rondout EVERY
MORNING s5 Poushkeepse al t. and Newburgh at H. land
Ing as above.
CTATEN ISLAND FERRY.-NOTICE.-
- Cheap Excursion for Six CentsBoats leave STATEN
ISLAND EVERY HOUR from a. IN TO 6p. IL.
Leave WHITEHALL from a m to : p H. for 0aarantns
ssIleton and Vanderbits Landing
TAKE UPERIOR LINE ISIS.
An point. between cLEvELASD, DETROIT and SUPERIOR
CITY
CLEVELAND J. 81 Lundy Master ILLINOIS, John Fraser,
Master.
LEAVING cLEv.Ias..rsr.
MoNDAY, Mays THuRspAY. Xptila %
T6GRspAIG aesia NEgIssyni1 Nay %l 10
TsEksbA9 H: June $. MONDAY, May 81.
MONDAY june a. THURSDAY, June 10.
THURSDAY June "a MONDAY, June q.
MSNDAYi 5a};2 ,s T MdSpa1 y,, IVY
MONDAY, July t. THURSDAY, July n
THURSDAY AususS MONDAY, August2
MONDAY August Is. THURSDAY, August IL.
asss MHhsA9 tss
TMURspAY, septembs! IT, MoNDAY ssEss% l,i 10
T M6NnaY c osSe TRSRspiY
THNEsSp2AH 0s5SssI a. FHHRsbiY November
And newly fitted PassensT and freaht Screw steamers
MINERAL hOCK, J. z Ryder Master.
GEN. TAYLOR, Geo. L. Stone EastsT..
Making three boats leaving Cleveland every week through as
The steamers make the round trip eight days Rooms fol
of the trips can be ecusd b 1ddrr. %sRRpE
Forwarding and Commission Mer ,hant.,
NB-Marl al p.ei.gc. Care OfIu..ey Mashds' cls''
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Goal.

Corner Of Broadway aud Wall Z
Nsu-YoRx, April q, lssl
VNHE CUMBERLAND COAL and lhON
COMPANY are now pryaed 70 contract ior ths sale OF
tbsir welltnown aud approved qualities OF Cu
COAL VIII be slapped 10 the best order from The ConanSs
oet.t, AZ Alexandria Va and Baltimore Nd.
fbe Company, whom eqaed viii charter ysssSs a.
nySsht without charge. A. MEHAffEf, frcsseeL
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IN PURSUANCE of an order OF the Surrogate
of til. County of New-York notice 10 hereby gwen 70 th
pe,on. having c.n, against JOHN AVERY late OF Bridge
port formerly % the City OF New fort deceas
the with vouchers thereof TO tue snescrs 81
his place of busine,. No I Front street In the City Of New
York before the twenty second day OF oper heA
Dated New. York the seventeenth day oi April 10
Ar Q lavtuM WALTER T. AVERY, E,ecctor.
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0rnmks, balises, &t.
paints, Oils, GLASS, &f.

COBURN's Extra LARD OII-Very pure, will
~ "a yer gum and VIII burn equal to Sperm Barrels 80 to "
SALON., JOHN w. QUINCY Co., No. IS Williarn-st
GRAFTON PAINT-Universay acknowledged
III 40 h. v,rv Superior and economical outdoor weather
PAINT Can found at the following houses IN TIL, city va.
Reypoda Dcyoe Pratt No N8 Fulton st. dssuIy Whit m
No M Fultons C H. l. A. T. Baxter no. Is mddenlsne
Daniel Bidwen No. 23 Fulton Burr hAlstt No. ~
Pea, Jessup Chlds No. s Wsters. and at the general
&spot No lis Maiden lane.
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate
Of the County o New Yoh Notice IL hessby SVEN 10 al l
sons having claims against STEPHEN A. DENNIS, so Of ths
Cry New York JswelI deceased present. the .sne ws,a
vochsp sr.of 81 the subscbexs al the ofhe Of xk1oL
FITCH ALLlN No II Johnst, in the City Of New York on
before the hh Jay Of July nexDaied New York the I'd day
~ IswsnM BENJAMIN ST. WILSON. L1"Su ''fs
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1nsuronff Companies.
EXCELSIOR .,. oo>,p,vx
oyyrcE No BRoAp-sr.

ypv- YoGs, Nsy > lSA
,-,..,t.a., the folyvirs elected Direct
or, II his Company. Vi: rnn-Apo RO=s.yaY
GkOkOE SDvu d. TT WILLIAM FkRboS,
OOkNE ~ y. J. HOSRORD
yASOb LiIiLL. .uu.Y ANSON LIVINGSTON
NCbAhD y tTnHN1eI ASD ROBERT W. MEAD,
AMbsOyb SSnnEs CHARLES sAGOaY,
TRTDERIC DE Ph1Sihh' SSusc n Muir.,
LIFREp PLUNkBrI s % % 49,
JOS ~ ma lRDS JOHN H. BROSEH
~ y, hoiPNHAM THOMAS SrILLNAI
W W A, !" n JOHNSON HENRY BRUNER,
w,r..xSrs 0OURD, EDWIN HOYT,
= ILHgNs FELiN ASTON
Ann VAN sANTyOORD, y. BLANCo
IN Al VAN DUZER, JOS OAiLLA2D, IT.
eOBERt HOGAN ALEXANDER MDIR9EAD.
HIRAM ANDERSON, CHARLES J. MORLOr,
WALDO HuTCHtNS, GUsrANE REYNAUD, JJ.
HOWARD c. CADY
INSPECTORS.
LUTHER BRADISH. WILLIAM KENT,
ANTHONY HOGUYT
A. subsequent meeting of the Board, GRO. DOUGHTY
s,.ps declined reeection, EUGENE PLuNkErT was
pcusfy erected President Of he Company.
HENRY QuACKENB0sS, Secretary.
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DEM YLVANIA RAILROAD
l. The GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE, connecting the Atlantic
cities Wes,ern North western and South western States
by continuous Railway direct This Road also connects at
Pittsburgh daily Ines Of To 81 port: on the West
EN- Rivers and Cleveland and sandusky with the steamers
ali ports on North skesmskns the most direct
cheap and reliable by which FREIGHT be bHded
10 and from the Great West -
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA and PITTSBURGH.
Ynsr CT As-Boos Shoes Hats and Caps Boohs :, cent. -
DRY Gods lin boxes bales snd trunks), Drugs 10, n
Tn boxes and bales), Feathers, Furs Sc........)
OEcoNp CLAs-Domestic Sheeins. Shifting and
Ticking On original bsles) Drugs lin casks) Hard 60 cents
ware Leather lin rolls OF boIes) Wool and Sheep 100 n.
Pelts Eastward 6c...........................
fHIsD CLAsS-Anns s,e.l ChaI, N 49, go cents
robocco Manufactured, except Cigars or Cut &c:
IoURTH CLAss.-Cofee, Fish, Bacon Beef and
PORK casks boxes Easy Lard and Lard ~ cents
OH, Nails, Soda Ash German Gay, Tar, PITCH lp n
Flow Rbbl. until further notice
GRAIs- y 100 10 until further notice.
CoTToK- bale exceeding 800 weight unu further
police -,,,
eusr to marx the package Vis PsnnsyvaniA Railroad AL
Pittsburgh will be forwarded without detention.
FpEcBr k6EETs-Hsris. Wormley, Co, Memphis Tenn !
T. f. Sass Co. 81. Louis; p. @. OR~ily Co, Eyansvia
Ind Dumesni Bell Co., and Carter Jewett Lonisvils
XIV; B. C. Hsdrun Madison, Ind H. W. Brown Co., and
Irwin L Co, Cincinnati; N w. Graham Co., GAINESVILLE,
Ohio; Ieech Co.. No. 81 Kilbyst Boston; Leech Co.. No
LAos House, New-York, aad No. South Wiisnst New.
York T. J. sneeder Philadelphia hAsraw koons sAamors
d. A Ste art, Pittsburgh.
II H. HOUSTON General Freight Agent, Philadelphia
T A SCOTT, Superintendent Altoona Pa
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Geaal Noiitcs.
BRECKENRIDGE CIRCUIT COURT
~ JOHN KEAIIhG seG.nst TIE BRECKENRlDGE CAN ~

BRECKENRIDGE CIRCUIT COURT.
~ JOHN BEATING seG4 nst TIE BRECKENRlDGE CAN ~
NIL COAL COMPA-,I Sc.-In Chancery In obedebee "
order OF the Cou this the undersigned
vii r by sucon the premises adjoining inc Town OF 10
ysrI County Brecfnrdgr State OF Kentucky on tnf
touri MONDAY sth in June as the property IN the psaa
ts d, cribsd wit: All the ht title and interest," Of sau
Company and Ne entire real estate said company con
g Of sbo. thousand acres OF land IN NE o.nte Oh
Breciendse Hancock and all the buildings worts
railroads. locomotives and nights Of way ioI railroads hsr
sdsmens franc hi.es aud privileges Of every kind bow
ever TO the mortgage herein namely uort2Aee or Thfee
Hundred ard Fy Thousand Dollars bearing Dtsest AZ even
per cent per sp and falling due the first day OF july
iss Also the following unncumlr rcd property; 81" logs
umsr o,en wagons trucAs barrel slaves eoa Once ur
Iiture &C. Terms one h c.sh aud the esdue 10 two eol
OF four and eisht months respectively
he bond with approved y oesnng inter
Ell rom the day ale and lien will be retained on tie prop
ertv sold the the purchaser ms deposit III me
Bapk OF Kentucky In the City Louisville oil Of the par base
money instead giving said bond; or sufficient rslheo
from The sale 10 pay the debts said Company the pechsef
may releases assignments props hy shnow III heu
a so much money deposiDs ~ Aforesaid any surplus:
Al t,ns having claims sganst said Company are .fey no
tilted forthwith produce and tie same bejre me asr'
saned. JOHN hEAIiNo Somin'pri
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NEw-YoRH AND ERIE RAILR0AD-On
IN NO sn.r MONDAY, My le AN sIa ma 'sr',sf
POTTS. fu.rs p, Trss vE ssvt Per c's CT prahs- 10
DUREiRI EJTHyssre:NAm sr Durihs Hd praep.
NAL TNIM r. for DuatiIh sre Baflln Ind inter
ssdats stsi&os ..C,rh.ux
- -, -; =, srf,rp. ind in:.rn sdlGse stsiio's
WAY PGssEsGE ., 400 p L., hr Eswbursk, Asdlssown
NIGHT EyPaEss At 500 > NJ, for Durfirf sDe Bse.IA
The sbevs Trains run eAil, ssndsy'e1csp<a
IT, ana E.sn'. T.i. R..r.d foi E.sr. F,.; 1t
snsh.ntca With he syrsc1'. sd Bissh,ntoI Esros4 10y
ts 70 a. Nd h %se;srn k.e:s HSies
so ss ~. lt bneI. 16 tie ti RsEs Tor Ce1.
land CEe.lr.h Tcsoo p.tIoit C en-, ,se-~,,
NETWORK and NEw-HAvEN RAILROAD.
IN IsH ePRING AnRiRGEMENf. lssS
CoIan enclIs March Is it52
Passenger s.tcn il EesfOri, cras' :7A H. ard chew
"A-''e % '''1 TRAINS LEAVE EEw-YoRn
yorEswH.r,n 7:2o m. l-1 I2+o s:lO ts1h $50 1nd
gg' gh'is s H "a s;1. T. ~ a s5spa
rna Wssprt, % . m l2:S s.S 40 Bor NorrsIh,
70. rs ,Ster $50 ~ e., - n Pr ps e..
NJ For PoT; Chester and ntern.d.e stations 'N N
H'S' $780, a. az, Gos NJ & II TRAINS.
ysI Boston $40 s S Cor, ns .s' Ri me
= Mo.ts m tel) ana s:fo m te1) 70 Korhanp.or.
sg Cana RAiO.d s., and si III ," hgus,,'1s'
'+ O'i''' md S''' 1A hs Ro1f s s
NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD-For PHII4A-
~ DELPBh and the SOUTH and WIsT, VA JERSEY
CtTY-H: and E.prs. nnss leave YOIi end II "a
and The West and for Baltimore, Washington NOrSOk, &c
ind through Sfs sss6fS & I'M
No ssse will be received for train unless delivered and
CHECKED fifteen minutes In advance OF The time Of es'ne
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u Prom Nov. YOrk to Southampton, hsyre and Br'l.sn;
FHrs. Cabin ..........sS0; Second Cabin, .'''''"e
C.srtihestss Issued for passage from Europe as'
Voc ri class paddle wheel Steamships -, 1919,
NORTH STAR, 500 tuns. r. L. nnhsrausn' H~''ss
ARIEh aOos tuss C. ID. Ladlow, masteI .
viii ,s, from raer North Rrxr. NewfoTt- 81 sooh pro
sisely sarrying the United States MAIL va
Lave Rss.Yosh for South Bremen for ccuisam1es
s1RTT STAR SATURDAY, May lS,Mea, May is
ARIEL May Isl saiud june n Wed, jane s
S0RTH STAR SET Jue III Saturday July lO We'd, July IL
Thee ,tsar.hips Havr speieSevsred In London
and Pasta Fr lass>ee or Freight apPly 10 49,
d. TORRANCE, Agent No Bowling Green. n Y.
S,TRAM to LIVERPOOL, GLASGOW, DUB
- LIN BELFAST. CORK and LONDONDERRY via LIZ
FRPOOl without delay at greatly reduced raesrhs LIv
TRPOOL EYW-YORk and PM ADELPHiA STEAMSHIP
CONPAHYs spsendid CO Dali! iron amshps
rs DE Gnnsd s.ssss Nail Intended TO ss foowsi
Daon EEw.YoKx.
CITY or BALTIMORE. Thursday. ...... May
CITY or WASHINGTON. Thursday ............'Jare
RArks OF PASSAGE
Cabin Prom Hsw.York Ard Phisdslpbis.
Y fo IN Yorh Of The shove named Ph+s SS
Pss,enssu ETwerdsd 10 HAVE, Fairs HsutGfs hewen.
Int~eTp spd q parts Of the Continent without de sy
brAfs on Liverpool coIeesIe a. any bArs ia To" t-itc
knsdou iroo, a. vp~no ~,. ~.
Scr freight Q. pssase arp,y = 's OF 81 %, C.rrsn,
JOHN e. BALE, no. IS Bsotdvsy View ' re Ann o.
VIA IEHAE hsa Bn;f'tP. Livery So
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removal
THE HOME INSURANCE Co.
Have Removed from No Walls.
TO THEIR NEW OFFICE,
NOS. f12 AND ia BROADWAY.
CuAS j. MARTIN President
A. =. WILLMARTH, Vice President
J. Mirror sSIrE Secretary
Eev-yoik, May l. 1913.
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Tnr NV STATE OF OyrosAcoy.-A correspondent

Tnr NV STATE or OyrosAGoN.-A correspondent
Of TIE Chicago Journal writes:
81 see that q portion Of the press ave Inclined to
give the embryo State TO be formed on the southern
shore OF Lakes Supe ror Michigan and Wisconsin, Con-
gress wiling the unmusicsl title OF "Ontonsgon
preference over the more beautiful mans OF "Supe-
iCr," which given the noble lake oeIiog taat
name by the early jesuit voyasers Marquette, Hen
nepip, Dubuque, Joliet and Father ChsrllewiX.
Ononagon" is Indian name, ana bears the un-
mixed English translation OF wooden bowl. II
became attached to the river which empes its waters
into Lake Superior, from the following incident:
MANY years ago, in the early settlement oil that
country gentleman who has since represented that
district in the Legislature of Michigan, was travehog
through that country IN company wtl party OF In
dians and encsmped for the night On the banks OF the
river. In the morning tbs party were RECALLING them
selves on roasted fish and muskrat chowder, which
was served up in a large wooden bowl, belonging TO
ofths females OF the crowd, and 10 WHICH, WINE on
the trail she carried her infant Now tae aforesaid
gentle man has been known to be wanting III tha
thing called most voracous appetite, and on this oc-
casion was making I'D havoc with the chowder, much
10 the fears and discontinue Of the balance OF tue
party, who had Ot.eI been on the verge of famine
while their white friend wns with them.
"A rush was made for the bowl, and 10 the melee
which epsued was kicked into the river Toe dusky
beauty seeing this indispensable article of her
household, which served the double purpose OF soup
ureen and infants cradle, floating away, rushed to
her white friend and throwing her arms around his
neck with tears in her eyes, said, NcHe-mO-shd, 40,
in yGn ne-quynSdon Oa-tO-nd- goR = which in Eng
!s6 means, Dearest AbLer cave, oh emy wooden
bowl -
q The waves were cold and the current stormy, but
this appeal to bis love, duty and gaantry was IRE,
sistiblc and the chvalrous gentleman stripping on
his breech CLOTH rushed 10 the rescue. Toe strug
Gle was short, but victory perched on the wet and
dripping banner of our hero, who stood, Hyperion
hko, tho rocky shore, shaking aloft the wooden
bowl aud shouting Onto ma gon" From this heroic
exploit the river derived ts naIne and 10 that which
is now sought az the title Of State.
"Should new State ever be formed, as has been
proposed, and it must bear an Indian name, let u
hope that it will be indicative of something beside
such achievements of shirt-tsi chivalry."