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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1860-09-05
A Romantic Story.

The Richmond despatch chronicles
story, derived from gentle.
man for many years engaged in prosecu
ton Of militar, claims, who obtained the
particulars from descendant OF the par
ties that form the subject of the nara.
tive. Early in the Revolutionary war a
man named Lane enlisted in company
raised at three years. The company vert
North and joined Washington's army
Taking part in all the previous battles,
Lane was severely wounded at Bra idy.
wine or Germantown, and during the bat
tie al d after was taken care Of by broth
er soldier TO whom he had become greatly
attached. and who belonged TO the same
company as himself The term ofservice
having expired, these two soldiers were
discharged and returned home, devoted
and inseperable friends. In the mean
time the tide of war rolled on to the
South, and they again enlisted to serve in
General Lincoln's army, at the time en-
gagged in the siege they did their duty
bravely. At last Lanes friend was wound
ed in turn, and was carried of the field
in the arms of his devoted friend. While
under the care o: the surgeon it was dis
covered that his brave and teader com
Panion was woman! 1t appeared that
she had formed strong attachment to
Lane. whom she had accidentally met
but made 50 little impression upon hin
that he did not recognize her when he af
terwards met her disguised as soldier
She wss in despair when Lane enlisted
and under the inspiration of affection she
fled from her parents, donned the Conti'
neNal uniform, and followed him TO the
wars. What ensued was ploper finale
TO such romance. The wounded wo
man recovered, and as soon as the twar
were released from captivity they became
one. They lived many years very happl'
ly together, and left several children =
Both the man and his wife received pen
sions until their decease, for services rem
dered as soldiers.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1860-09-05

nen-In 1856 the Republicans tried to
ride their candidate for the Presidency in
on a mustang pony, and now they are at=
temptinp to ride him on rail-
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1860-09-05

A SINGULAR CASE We recently heard a.
remarkable and touching story of little.
boy, the son of gentleman in an adjoin
ing county. His age IS thirteen, He is
an interesting promising lad One day
during the past winter, he failed to RISE
in the morning as early as usual. At
length his father went into the room
where he lay, and asked him why he did
not get up? He said it seemed dark yet
and he was waiting for daylight, His fa~
ther retired, but the boy did not make
his appearance for some time he return
ed second time and said, "My son, why
don't you get up?" Father is it daylight
"Yes' long ago." "Then Father the lit
tie fellow said, ~ am blind" and so it was
his sight was gone.
In short time his father took him to-
Nashville, to get the benefit of the medi-
cal profession there, but none Of the phy9
sioans could do anything for him, and
happily made no experiments on his eyes.
Some ladies in the family Of his fathers,
sou ght to cheer him in his affliction, and
one night proposed 10 take him to the op-
era that he might her the music and sing
ing. He went, and was delighted. ln
the course of the performance, all at
once he leaped up, threw his arms around
his fathers neck, and screamed with ecs-
tacy, oh Father, can see can see ~
His sight had instantly returned. And
since then he has retained it in full vigor
except that under excitement there is
a TRANSMIT dimness of vision. The case is
one ofa remaslsable and singular charac-
ter.-PresJyterian. ..u
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1860-09-05

say The fourth great exhibition Of hor.
PES viii take place al Hampton Park.
Sprincfield, Mass, on the 4th, 5th, 9th,
and 1th days OF September next.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1860-09-05
Important Decision.

The Secretary of the Interior has recen-
tiy made decision upon proposition Of
the legal representatives of John G.
Symcs 10y their attorney, Henry S. Ccxe,
Esq. !. that they will pay into the Treasu-
ry OF the United States, under the Sd sec.
ticn OF the act of Congress Of Sd of March,
1903, the sum Of SIS, 800, with interest
from The 30th of September, 1894, on .e-
Ceiying from the United States patent
and possession Of the township Of land
mentioned in said section of said act and
upon modified proposition of the attor~
ney for the parties. asking, on the pay,
mept of the money and interest, "to re1
ceive from the United States full and
perfect title TO the township known 10
the college or reserved township within
his (Symme's) patent, and to have every
power and aid which the Governments
may lawfully exert to be placed in the
quiet and peaceful possession of the
same"
The decision is to the effect that no fur.
ther assurance of title to any lands inclu-
ded in the patent to Symmes can be made
by the Department that the legal title to
none of the lands included within the
bounds of that patent now remains in the
. OHitSu CldttS anu tndl, therefore, IL
would not he practicable to give any fur
/ ther ASST rance of title to parties who
make the payment as psoposed " The
repre- sentativss of Symmes than such as,
would be afforded by certificate that the
money had been paid into the Ire asury
by them; under the proviso embraced in
the Sd section of the act of 1903, and that
no portion Of the lands embraced within
the original patent will thereafter be en-
cdmbered with trust for the use Of
school in Ohio.
By the patent to Symmes of da!e 30th
of September, 1874, the title to 81, ,685
acres Of land was conveyed to him, With
reservations and trust. Among the latter
was one that six miles square in the CEN
tre of said lands should be reserved for err
Getting an academy under the direction Of
the then Governor Of the Territory north
west of the Ohio, within: five years from
date of patent. This fact explains the,
trust encumbrance for he use of schools,
mentioned in this paragraph
The proposition of Symmes representa-
tives was to obtain possession OF the reser.
we'd six miles square, which. i, seems, was
never used for the purpose indicated in
. the patent. The lands are now very valu-
able, being situated near the city of Gin
cinnati, in the State of Ohio.-,Stu.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1860-09-05
a,tt 8spublitan.
Terms of SubscrIpnon,

paid in advance, or within three months, 81 rs
paid any time within the year, l so
paid aftershe expiration of the year, . 90
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1860-09-05

Census Of 1880. S33
Census Of 1910. 1883
Census OF 1850. 2,0O2
Census Of 1860. 1861
Increase in the last ten years, $3.50 /; in
the last twenty years, 6,20S; in the last
thirty years, 6,72S.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-13
markeu-CAnnsvILr RsroHrrr ,On rH.N 7, TxMgsn'

THrRsDAr, April IL, 1850
ASHES The rtet IL without change salss Of Al bbls at
e5 rs for Pots, and IS OF a IS 693 for Pearls. :.
COTrONThe market Ia dull the nigh grades held very
firmly bat the low grades totally unstable sales Of SOC bales
We quote Middlipg Uplsn6s At ii -.
COFFEE quiet at steady poes sslss Of 800 bags oeyon
13iul4c. = /
FLOUR AND MEAL-The m.riet for Western and sss.s
prices claimed rest ansaotons tho trade are ouy
ing freely and ali kinds closed sneri choice
s0able. The sales goo bbls ~ 80 ~
super6ne saie S5 30 for Extra do 80 eo@ 81 o
low Grade Of EIra Westefni S6d 80 Is for shoPni
Extra Ohio 90 81 for trade brands 40 eno
&C aQST 50 for St Louis brands Csnsdin Flour 10 l
ssmsr d. quite firm tbs stock Is redaced .ne 800
AGO bb,s At as Goa 81 Is for Extras Southern riouI
and aoge active the arrivals limited and the so msoa
reduced the 1890 bbls a. ~ 2e ~ ev Rys
Hem l.n,y md lower sales Of 1ao Dbl. at W pS e
Com Ma n In steady demand and hNneed ses VI 1
mi. Al "a IS "a g. Tor Jersey, aDd S4fsr bfahayn "A
suctie 82T bxs Messina OrAf gee s9, =
q 20 so 40 40, and $40 do Psermo do ~ legts ~
Tis ssoye were the import ex bark Emein Oeis'n'' '
iraairy for les s,'iye the advanced
@ better but at close e kinds are gaze, hs sale.
nns and this moTnpe - 40 bn,h iiwsakee Siuo
a. 81 mas 81 30 the LITTER iof extra NV s,a IaSwp
s,ns M Al as for No SO bnsh Amber western tl ei
10 hrsb reed Wife Indisb4 a. ~ 62l ~ bush lns ksf
Wessn 81 as and SEQ BUSH ~hiis IN a. ol
ss,s A about see Ssry Mel selling 'owly at ec Rye
better and In fair sale of3 o00bDsh Sohen
AL dsliyerrd dull shs de lower; tbs Dc
snS s mainly os the local rsde the secs are W 10 bush
j..s.y TeS;se feI do Yellow ts1se for While ssaibsrs
and nc. fsI sesd Yslaw 20
Hors ssf'ipss . Peie'sis 'esss' " ,siss fer So >.
crafty.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-13

AMALoAMATyp BIGAsY-Sanuel Lswis is q re-
peetable eoored who does business upon tia pest
DEEP" being sailor by profession Some months
sea se became snsnoreo o. Ann logon f Heenian Hsy-
they length made hssh Of
fab Amer brief honeymoon Samuel es'ab.bed his
In conf sble quarters in Cherry provided
fort cr Ter and then hed him sysn shortly Aner
h cepslture the gay Ann became sued with hsr osell
re summary divorce IN her bshs she ooA unto herself
Coiber lorS and master William scrous obese osrs.sa
soon flsced In pOssssslen Of al the s'esss s.s
cbsttss Of the marine Otheo including hn viz.
snge location became desirable snd Ano and hsf ,eobd
husbei removed all the GOOD worts seeut - sa'sssr
sse only to ind his domestic .rsas< ~
wife al other .sps nis.ss essny $50 ssssi - -
Urss Ls Of then eASs Of e1sa, ..a sssf ssss.y.
rtts5 then e1smiRssn-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-13

BAYgbs pe,y . United, and the msrass h bsss~s ISLES
LJMTR land l. quiet a Sc for common sns 81 fer
. arm re; s e R r.. e.s '''''
NAVAL TrrPentins 9sdsrs. ssqss~
UDdeIcunsn previously easily ssesu1isd fer .srps
S R Rsys ,s a1'sa sae
sss sDd s. aspPs o s bss q as s: s 20 so for
& ~ & s1 y 20 e Hs: Il g
% ps,'SS. ~. s' ss sSns 81. .ms lint
Improved and some 1850 bbIs n small lots have been ksnf for
eonun P.ie9 Crude rsmsss quiet 90 p 1so D. Ce1nsn
sd & n ss,: x <: Z: ss q:
sue ry .ass q 80 Sb wsiiassn Rspe f1ss s3Y
steady md s = sss.s, .s. :, ,ssss
and gssiss 1ss s1f po m.ls much tn. . M
q. d.m:1d I,hsE Men, os ss s ss; m p ,o s'
iii Prime md eng for 81 de- az eeaSss T. ss .s,
are 10 s pD With moderate siyss sale. q ~ b6 =
for 70 M ssp s. M Ms: =. .na H s ssg
Ham. are steady The demand fair Gales Of Us Dbl: sls %
ss Cut Meats are plenty and hssyy sale q t hhs.
and ties s -. s x.n ,ss q S Ld plenty and
bot active eS.rs IN s0s p .s ye nor. psnt S
Ss snd d S. q i' ss. Of ss' SS sns
as and lsssy d. a. :o.p ss Ct cs.s: s1
Ssd and coed demand for export sPS tns ssSs sa
su Ioh 1 continue s' a q t. sales nhd
co hbda &c. and 20, Porte re -
sE9bsk moSersse demand for Clovsrssed Ct T07;c I.
otby Seed Is IN fair demand % atS 70 os hesPso
Fsx,esd Is quiet snd Ia nominal At 81 "@si" ' -- :,
TXLLow1Tbs inquiry fair and the ;o, supply ~0sers's'
wHIsKY-Ihe market Ia Unchanged the dsmsna s'ssa''
WHAIFFoois N. in moderate request; sales Of eeeo 10
Unbls sched at 6lc. CASH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-13
HYPERION CoURT-spRcIAL TERS-APRIL l2-Betore Jus-
tee MoscRIEP.

IHaUIsITios SUIT.
Thoms. N, 's Charles & S S.S Johnson AMI James
This was a motion TO continue an iojunclon order
By g.s rsPss a. bss
He'll Of Allen and Houston s,es Valued oo
an ssement which convened upon plaintiff shs rsss 70
such sale which sum only the amour. Of the
bid bonus Of coo enacted contrary 70 the
intended a. to him security to DESCENDANTS Cotne
md johnson Michael uh0efe the rsieres IN
Ss 20 hold mortgage 70 protect
The td Of sePs@osr sss the psa SG5ss
Sc" he alleges that such ment covered the eS.s ,1
s,s 70, M pa n.n' bSPS. OF share AZ the q tire.
he peid additional Investment Of interest o. ~ pal
cept for rent The complaint alleged that Cornell one Of
The Acern co this city without he had
seMssn nd that b.
luton to be passed in the Board Of sa.ho1ne ne
The use Of be Fourth annual rent Of 500
sps him. Plsin Alleged that be rendered
whole amount Of their original losn with interest 1sy
reused TO scse but on the contrary set up claim OIL mp
The psn Psyed that the defendant. deed be Dc eiso DC
and cancelled of record and that the defendants
be erjopsd from taking any aston hereunder.
The defendants Cornell and Johnson, By adsvits denied
es ss .ouy .
chased The absolutely BIT they S ssssd ma
him pa, men of an advance Of $50 upon tseE
That rptil the expiration Of such time plaintiff
n.. S.S s.. pii s ona. o. $50 p
t on the terms stated They further denied all charges Of COL
Sn ise c%n the IN
junction should stand ipssmuch they alleged yerbs agree
ment 10 se the PREMISES upon which they conceded the
$3.50 this teIns be In eqly
entitled deed tender Of the balance sysn
psp ha Sn NOT been tsisy met or d.poved
ue decidedto continue the injunction with costs
E. ". Dodge for plaintiff; L. B. Pert for defendant
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-13
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURT-APRII T-BeSore
Jadge SHAlLEy.

CONVICTION AND SENTENCE OF MATT FOR lLL-Jslhb
SAILOR.
George Dawer, mate Of the ship Humming Bird
brought for sentence The prtsoner had been convicted
Oa s 3 a and
passing sentence Judge smsey iaess'sed the prisoner IS
You have been indicted by Grand Jury the murder Of
5s%e on the ss r s and s
jury after long and psent confederation OF your case have
0nnS ss sU s .5o%.s s you the second off m the
.bip COMMENCED treating the deceased ..ior,
S,ics .Se vessel bsd eft her snehoisss that trivia
pretended excuse maliIested Kicked and beat
obedlent that this treatment continued put 20
ward the dscesed and without ju6abe reasonable
fos be drowned assaulted bes, and pounded him in
s I mould md no, S Ss
With hsrh and OPP rosiels spithets that you would
and n ' md d & duty s h
don in ;bs night with strong wind and heavy see will;
drove bin to attempt to down to the deck by the back
mode Of descen, not used ordinarily safe but q that
@ost %snsnt asnssr BIZ is He was c.rdsd overheard
and could not be ses'oDably re'cued, and was drowned
without and f I'D intend e't take the lie ' '
s s IS;s ss's ,sg % ySn sas
sS"I III az T officer IN g,nGn and nSn%.n m.nus,
,.cn By their Officer. has become crying evil and npers
lively calls upon the strong of the law % inerpose for na
United States suLorss 70 be Unlisted for aad
ane no, exceeding sio The evidence shOwsyOur
The sentence Of The Court therefore IA that you con6ued
bsrd labor ir The State Prison Sing Sing for the tern
three yes and 10 pay fine Of $50 AID stand committed un
the sentence be complied with"
This the second time In this term that al officer bean
punished Tor maeaing which has not oc
cured hs Courts for long alne the memory
Of nan tn not 10 the contrary"
QUALIFICATIONS oF JURORS.
The counsel for G. w. Brown, convicted 81 an s-
ssu With dangerous moved fr t. 90 %.
poupd that OF the Jurors who psent
set, being 90 Year, Of age. IL u
Tbs DsIcsAsornsy NJ. J. w. D.issi IN exposition son
taksn sissssse Of " juros sAa & ft6s rnousr pa
ysk h W ussf be ks& ssysS - ~ tscsss es''f ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-13
CoITRr CALENpAR-FHrpAr.

SUPREME Conference.-The lover and Ter
miner Part U.--Pohce Special Term-Nes l6' l6I
2l III, l74I l76 TO 1872 1877 70 1873 lsl to 1873 o. 49,
SUPERIOR CoURT-Part Nos PAL, 2i2, 81,
s43 ss ass, Ai, 49, 357 s65 $50. aa7, s3s 33 $40, S4
sss Part IL-Eos e. &c., aas ssc Ss7 1885, s9s, 40c, 43
A4 46
COMMON PLEA+Part Lone hour causes
Part -Nos 1897 1855, 1856 1867 1861, 1851 1884 1885,
1907, 1863 1869, 1870, 1917, 1879, 1875.
UsiTED STATES DIsTRier CoURT.-No Calendar I'll
Monday.
KISos County CIRCUIT CoURT.--Nos. 40, As, So
81 S. 56lb9 o. ST. a. IL r. 7s "a rs 76 H. Ts co. 81
BRoOKLrS CRY CoURT-Nos. q, %, 80, 3, 40, "A,
8, a., 10, s9, so, 5l,s2, So, "a, IS, Sc, So, 50, 60
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-13
D1pI HoueH. AuctiOneer. Office, No Cooper 9nl9H-
~ ECANTS HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE

TEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
ETHIs DAY Friday, April r. from the private residence
Vol Cuton1ace eth-st few doors west OF broadwSy
lIo CONN eDee at lO precisely This sale ven worsny
6eutiop Of kousefeepes Wnt Of fine Furniture 81 s1e
10 prices sssotnepl berg very ae and e9npSsea i
h rost psrt Of rtcAss goods Psrlor are furnished WIN
Rys nedsHOo pattern velvet Carpets two sold rosewoos
SITES In rfch cason and biocaeDe oOo Ssn,
Se ana Pier Tsbes RecnDg Easy and Reception Chair
Per and Mantle kIon superior toned I0ctsVo
sac OIL Pautpas and OTmolu Clocks costly rian
sts.netss Chfss rich Decoresons Gc heavily en3of
cred see epd broosee Window DEEpery Secretaries and La
rsTy Bookossss Gsiss fDey ChaE and Writing Cases I'M
poasd Gas Chandeliers, Chess Tahes, QuGtettes &C
DlfsIEG-R0OM-Begent Brussels Carpet and kut na4n,
6oesty covered oah Extension Table and buet ana os
Chair match; S and Side Tables Bookcase Mantle sno
Clock and bronze Ssatne; Arlhcena
sore Tsbk Ware silver Tes Service and Sesyer Co..
e. UrD Cups spooEs FORKS Knives &c elegant Dresden
bfns Sersf Tee Sess rich cut Glassware Decsu
ers and Liquor Cases Esgsh Tumbe GObles and Wiaes
inlaid sod ivory Cutlery, Casters, &c; -.
Psor Chambers furnished with EnGne Brussels Carpet
carved rosewood Beds;eses Bureaus Naslsts aus
ComrDsdes Couches, Easy Chairs Wsrdrobe. Chin. Toilet
Aad Bedding French birrorsi one 4
srtsve Iose7ood Piano, lace Curtsips Shades, &c. .
Tbi story upper completely supplied VITA tue
inarr and Useful articles for such ingram Capot
shoeaT sd walnut Beds.eAds Bureans Mattresses &c all
n 6ns cdes tale IN the Dtnnsroom and ar
ors. Cgaos0es nov ready.
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" a. LrB10W, Aucsoneet
HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
sion an IDkY April 49, 1887 at II Oelook a. No Eass nth
81 entire Furniture Contained sO snisbs
con IN net Of eeeant carved Rosewood rlAno
6.el sp sri ksxs unsde by Gale Co Rosewood rsror
Turnit1-sofss Cksr Tetss tees 70 crimson Elai
ee6s sSdng AID Brussels and Esan Carpets o'i0'n &c
n06
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-13
Z. II. LupLSw, Aucticneer

usHNT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
EH LUDLOW L Co. VIII Sc at auction on MONDAY
a. N house northeast corner Of 4thav and o5h ST. all the
ZEN RE contained in said house comprising complete set
seS PasloT Furniture infreen push crimson DTocstee
"a brocs,se; rosewood Center and side Tables rose
~ leres rosewood Couch; Rosewood Beadstesd Dress
B,as Armour . Gloe, Arm and Sewing Chairs, &c. !
~ Sut Gothic Chairs Etsgeres Tables and Bedsesds
hoe Bedstesds Commodes, Dressing Bureaus, Dressing
Gee Bedroom Furniture; French plate Msntel Glasses
,rsiussels aud velvet Cfrpe.s silk and lace C0rt&ins
y. sold China Dinner set go e1es Cut GLASSWARE Ac
setj With the Kitchen BGrbtuIe. Catalogues 9. the
setjs1's Office, No. PiRe-F. (LOo9
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Ntw9lork DAILY Gribnare
LAW INTELLIGENCE
COURT OF OYER AND TERMINER-APRn l2-Befors
Justce EMOTT.


At the opening of the Cour, ex-Judge OConor
moved for the discharge OF Msrare Burke viii be
bered that prisoner arrested about ago charged
with poisoning number Of In boarding house IN -Four
tenh street Her moved that she be discharged on her
own She had been confined IN prison. and
spilled for bad not been placed on trial
reply r Waterbury raid he wsuld not offer any oppos
the discharge Of the prisoner upon her own
The crime for which abe indicted involving as did the
poisoning Of large number OF persons aud the desh OF two
swu the circumstances against her 50 strong and bis
conviction Of her guilt real that he felt l. to be duty he
owed society keep her In pson for long period a. ne
could IN the expectation Of procuring evidence which would In
her conviction Although he had made the most careful
and esoute exerions TO accomplish this object and b9E 70
pose had devoted deal OF time 70 the mattel and
had Travelled considerable both In the city ADD on. OF IT, he bad
not sncct bis endesvos The Testimony IN his possession
was ,cient justify him In ASKING Jury TO reader
Diet hch would take the HE Of the psoner and for To
only that be did oppose her discharge he deemed
this much better than unnecessarily to take time by
trial which could other result than aequitta
cialy reserves the indictment FOR tJ In additional
testimony could be procured at any future time.
The Comt granted Mr.. O'Conoi's application.
THE PFRONER CASE.
The Judge this morning Decided not TO admit the
evidence offered the showing the dchra;ter Of the
deceased.
The defense ii produced testimony showing the bad chsro
ter OF the (bowey neer and the rowy
char actsr Of those who congreEase there. -.
Dr. Clinton summed the for the prisoner and Mr.
Waterbury for the People TIE hour OF adjournment having
arrived the Court adjourned III tits incoming when the Judge
will charge the Jury.
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STEAMBOATS, aalo Raihoaos.
DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION
A, CuApIEeTON 4 c.

DEMocRAT,Icg s CONVENTION 2 C.
EEW-JERSEY RAILROAD.
To accommodate persons attending the Dsocrsc G1nys
ton cd q Charleston G. on the zsd q april Ell En-
ofCourtIsndt.t New and Hsket Newark, and at the
Offices Of the BALTIMORE and Ohio Railroad Company at the 'er
sey Cily Ferry, and No. 22s Broadway, New Yora icr
$50.
Good 70 from New York 70 Chsreston and ren any time
between the 18th Of April aud the ath OF May wath tne
Dge stopping one or more Ss}s q hs .On. n s o.
ticket j. w. WoODhoff, Asst up = -.
Tor SAG HARBOR, LANDING at ORIENT
E and GREEEPoRT.-The wel-known and coz modioa.
River staInbeAi plaos Peck Slip SATURDAY AfTEK-
NOON al 0'''''' '''sH' GEO W. CoRLrEs, Agent.
NORTHERN RAILROAD of NEW JERSEY.
N Leave foot Of Courtsndt st. Jsrssy City Ferry daily
Sunday escepsd fRs ss 10, f sasa1n $50 r.
and 40 p and Permons $40 aud 1888 M and = ~ sha
TIs "a Stages Sehrsenburs Nyack
New City, and Bayerstsw:
NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD = For PHILA-
IN DELPHIA and the SOUTH and WIT Va 'as M I,
snnst md the West and for w..hinson New os.ns sn.
the South. &c. and through baggage checked 70
J. W. WOODRUFF, Assistant supsrinisaAent
No baggage VIII be received for trains nnless
UiOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE, via NEW
PORT and PAIL RIyER-Ths spsade srS inp es"y
TUESDAY, THuRsDAY, and SATURDAY. q s,slSsi
%k sDs e hTf ..a r 1uH1h c.P oa
Bsrssrsr Nc rooms win b. REGARDED scared any spp
Freight 70 Hes,oa forwarded through viii psss dpses
VIZ. SoSDrK. Ago., Ne. . sd n w"i's