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Go farmers unb Others.
nAVID THOMPSON,
~ HoRTicULTURlsT AND HURsERYMAN,

n
II Green Island topposite Iroyb
has on hand and ldy FOR tram. ts, rRe aliAtly
of superior and hurdy GRIPPE VINES In al about sixty va
rieeshis Catalogue give speoir' character eaa quI
Has baud llgc lssQrarHt ~ Siit0 w olhi.i
VINES Of which pen early Is the Hsh Of May zee
Catalogue f5s details n,,.,,,s
Tasaiso Prelch Pmss.an aud German PRUNES; also
ina. superior ebacd w ETSCiEN PRUNE 20 isyoraly
noticed IN and By tue farmers Glib in Nesfofk oi1y ms
Tribune ucws yspcT end The Cou ~ Cepteui' speaking
Of THOMpS0Ns GRAPES the farrnefS Club says
II THIS 1, Seeding tia: viii ripen At Toy every year
with cert anly tacn L. acquisition worthy 81 notice
"Tsre are goT vrioins tho frunr. and ti Che Lwes
chen Gata rolloli, called SsixsJ. aud s nay ne Hn o.
them; n nv It the unanimous o ~ u the 'no
tn. Il i m ,rcesnt fruit and well worthy OF reconnionda
tou ior zcaa. cuure The bet PInne they ever tasted
be err nj not rrcommeud anything not worthy DIT
are ling 20 glyethi. PRIME the highest Teconns ncaiion
Backed and sus'airet be II ~ 30 inslahtd n0ly ~
e Farmers Cnb ~ HcTYos ciir iarlaieura = zen - rric
tcal ontiyaiors OF rrs IN Vine theuseqrs hr Ilomp
sou CONES before bis fellow citizens, confidently Ds-f
liz Il able to prt to them sch varieties Of plants e. shall
sui, then taste and choice urging all 10 ant Se sIree
or straw berry Bed thai ~ the course o. oHe OF ye
A. most iy their homes enjoy te rni's 80 e'ly
be obt.rct tie besnn.ns and which uAHrALy granny
M THOMPSON is q. al times N resin = e attend 20
calls for his feryi-es ~ caring for tue frg aras vines and
Oafien Of bis friends and employers, Ia tie line OF bis pro-
fi~iion. - -, n,
Orer, fr III. Vines Tres sc may he len AZ Col " T.
willard (Scfesry Ke sl-eT County Agricultural and Anu
on a. m on UTeca Island corner q Csns and Aases
DAVID THOMPSON,
uorticultugist ard Nurscrynan
oreea Island. n.
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Xyrie from Mozaas short Requiem
Dfes ,rse. Tuba mirum Lscsymoss from Mozstb Grand
Requiem
Sspotus and B enedictus from Kawoda
The artists Messrs. Hurbner and Adele, tenori
Schwioardi and Gonxalaz, basso; Misses Dundordale
and Sweeney, soprano, and Mines Paulit2 and Slsser
contralto AT the conclusion Of the Mass the clergy
men attended by bearers and aeoytes descended
from the altar and took up their positions at the head Of
the cataaque when the Rev. DIR STAIRS chantcd tho
cal office for the dead and walking around the memorial
Of the dead sprinkcd 1t with holy water he went
The lights then extnguished and tho oongrcga.
ton left the church.
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Nailed.

JusE a-s,snmcfs baltimore, Psrtheuia, Mortiuk.
Shp-J. Bradshaw.
Burl.-caroline Fmily Hamburg, Rheln Bessie Thomp'
son, sprincbok Annie Wood
Irss-PcruylAp Nor'huP, Mary Z. PAriey Anna.
schooners-Alheri and Maria Bcs Il Hull sacrsmrrto,
81 Johnson Mar g. Town Baltimore, Morris. ]. b. Dur
yea d. g. Pr L. b. Warren Mosei 2. BfaiEbal, T. Kti,f
Masnois, Mary T. Maugun- s. d. Warren, DsAiem. Jnlia
Webb Sea Bride.
Jusu 10 steanshps-Esna tBrl for LyeTpool Tcu'oiia
for Hamburg London lBr.l. for London
Also amshps Kangaroo for yrrpool ATLANTA forLon
don; Eeonc Spark ior syana and New Oreaas hHiAnre'
foT do. ,... .,
JuSR -seamers-NIghtingie Carolina, whi'wind, I'd
ward Hawkins
shiY-francis y. Cu,ur.
BartsAhsrla, Sol Wllcs. Invefgatori Arafne Essiei
BiFs-Venas Nsisa Ysry Cobb. A. b. Cobb. saron.
schooners-ElvA. Desrfori. Maryland
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Corporation Notlffs.
CITr !SsrRoToR,s pErAaTxEsr,

CITf tNhPKCT0Hb UkFAHTHtNTt I
No. 10 City Hall square, Chatham 81,
HNHE PROPOSALS heretofore received for
l. CLEANING THE STREETS, Nc, being ciihor In
higher rate than authorized By law, new pro.
posas for Cleaning the Srests &C. pursuant 10 the agreement
and specification modified hereinafter mentioned pub
hed this paper the 2sth and 9th day OF May VIII Do
.esiyed At the office No - City Hall
sqsale Chaihainst, until MONDAY tho 18Th day OF June
instant at eleven O'Clock in the forenoon at which place and
hour pro pDsas viii be publicly opened aud read Tho
agreement and specic atioS modified rs follows;
The City VII! supply at the expense Of The contractor
t dumping grounds 20 be- designated by the Mayor
Comptroller and City Inspector any two ~f them al tho
rates usually paid for piers bulb head similarly ioc.t,d
Tho contraction Of tho Boats Scows used IN the
performance Of the contrac g be approved by the Mayor
Comptro and City Inspector or an. two OF thein go
The Croton wa:sr .sary the performance Of the
contract will be- furnished at he expense Of the contractor
by the City at the cstabfhed by the Croton Aqucduct
hoard. &. GODFREY 8UNTHER Mayor.
MATTHEW T. BRENNAN. Comptroller
n. l. A. BO0LE City Inspector
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Eight De.er,er. sho,-Fonr Of them Killed

The Albany Argus Of the 10th says that at
o late hour on Wednesday night company Of about
recruits arrived ct East Albany BY the Boston rail-
al on their way 20 the Elnira barracks. Many II
en- being well known bounty jumpers, they were &C.
rs of The number from escaping. Their plan was
ut hole through the floor OF the car, and when the
tra stopped drop down upon the track and secrete
L nseves until II moved again and was out OF sight.
ye informed that 10 escaped in this way before
* hole was discovered by the guard When the train
rived at East Albany the guard ssy that they noticed
b lumber Of strangers about the cars occupied by the
synifs and feared that IL concerted movement
d aid them in escaping. Edward Murray Of South
D coklyn, was suspected OF such design. ond he was
X I'D upon with fatal effect Another man was shot
Il S,nd the bridge. In al, five shots were fired. 0nd
~ Passengers were very much frightened
hen the boat arrived on this side it was met by
St young whe did not appear 70 bavo any par.
3 alar business there but who nevertheless, were re-
r Srksbly persistent in crowding abont the recruits
4 ard but without effect Their orders were to Are
on any who attempted 70 nterfora as wei as any
homight try to run away, and as the recruits were
spt In compact body they succeeded without further
.bcuty. In getting them into the Central Railroad
We are Informed that eight Of the deserters-sone
alive and some deadwere found along the road yester
day morning The bodies OF two de-id soldiers we're
Sound mile and half west OF Kindcrhook Depot, and
Two more south Of the SchOdaek Depot III llr
Peter Van Buren, o farmer found three soldiers alive
4 badly mangIed and manned mile and half cast
Schodack Depot and brought them to this city on
sIdcar. They were taken 70 the hospital Two OF
IN probably cannot survive.
- The fourth one arrested by John A. Miller at
chatham -Four Corners. who brought him TO this city
'snd delivered hun oyer TO the Provost. Marshal
Capt PArsons took his voluntary statement. He said
6is name was HeTyJ. Casey, and he belonged to the
va Massachusetts Regiment. He formerly lived in
Twelfth street New York and was helper 10 black.
onitb About three weeks ago he was taken 10 Boston
eby broker where they obtained 1868 bounty He did
bot know or pretended not 10 know the name of the
broker what portion Of the bounty 10
when he arrested by MIR. Miller he was dressed in
~ new suit of citizens clothes and had his uniform tied
|tn In bundle. He was badly bruised about the face
and head but limbs were broken, nor had he aus
FSsined any internal injuries ~
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ATTEMPT TO SnooT AN OYFrcsR.-OfIicer

Sullivan Of the Twenty first Precinct while attempting
to arrest Dennis J. OCarro late Friday night for
disorderly conduct set upon set OF roughs who
knocked him down. beat him, and snapped pistol at
his head. They then fed. Later In the evening OCa,
roll was arrested in his GROCERY. in Forty second
street. near Third ayonnc together with Dennis
CONAN OCarro had the officers club In his posses,
sion, and was Boosting TO select set how he mad
licked On officer" They were taken before Justice
Kelly who fined them sl6 and held them to bail In $500
each 70 keep the peace.
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Trnyelern, Guide.

To Albany, by Hudson L. r., 60 Nauen'st., 1lo
am. and L. G. and 1910 ?. m. Sunday train from q,
To Albany, by Harlem R, r., as,h-st., 4h.av, from
3oth-s, 10 a m. and p N. Sunday tran......;. p
To Albany, by steamers Denie Drex and Armenia
leaves Desbrossess- landing, stopping at Joth'st'
...'...':".. .
To Baltimore, by the New.Jersoy X X. foot Of
mI,rM Sunday 1870 p u
To Boston, by New London line Pier % r.,
IRE Pier n R. daily isanday excepted - scop n
To Boston. by New Haven r. r. via Springfield.
nth st. ana ~ .B a. m ana 6U T. II
sy, via Shore Line ist md p m sundsy..... 500 p.
:! :. and 10 o. ~ and 500 p
To Bridgeport, by steamer Brdseport, from Feok a,
To Grcenport, I.P Fire .lsnd, and other rcsortsop
Lone leland. by H. ]. Railroad, from Jarnes-shp
and loot Of 4 h.s, T. R............8 N and $50 D.
To New.Havcn, hartford, and spFipgscid-5team',
To ScTSarsh c srT Wc:i Point; fonsiicepse
st. landing daiiy.. ,. p.
For Pouglfecpso, by sieafrboat Thomas Collyer.
Leaves Jay-sL daily landing at Cost, N Y,
Yonkers, Tsrytown, West Point, Cornwall New
burgh aud Milton D.
To the West, by Pennsylvania Central lahroAd,
Sunday rSir 600 p
foot Of Coar a M IL m aud 700 p
To Pliadt lpbiA by New Jersey Railroad, foot oil
.oS Il midnight. Sand1y coo p
Pies % n K loot Of Barclsy a m and 200
To Washington, by kew>Jersey H. r.. foot Of
CourtlLud.sL, and ~ a H., Z; 2. W., and ~
midnight sindAy 7ig p q
For further information in regard to Railroad Tine Table
see advertisements in another pit Of this paper
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REourgM MASS ArTHs CArHEDRAL.-OnF Fri

REoUrgM MASS ATTHB CATHRDRAL.-OnF Fri
day morning the Young Mems Roman Catholic Assooi.
sion entered the Cathedral Motssreet in procession
and ranged themselves in pews eeE side OF the main
e;fle. The church was draped with the insignia Of
mourning, the caaalqae in front q tle high altar
and on either side OF it three hghtedtapers The
STAR was decorated and the pulpit and tesk covered
Nth dark mantle. The solemn service was con.
snctsd by the Rev Father STAIRS. assisted By the Rev.
Mr.. Mcguire and the Rev. Mr.. Sorceny. The Rev. Mr..
bcKivIy master Of ceremonies, The choir was
Under the management Of MI. Harrison. The mnAio
Ielected for tue occasion consisted Of the following
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a. y OOO REwARD.-LoST or STOLEN

30 000 REWARD.-LoST or STOLEN
Gp SsOOO on the morning Of June Ia the neishbo,
hood Of Ia aud Arch sta Phiadepha TESU S. CEKTifI
GATES or INDEBTEDNESS Tor ONE TOUSAND Dol.
LARS each. Three Of them drawn 20 j. g. WATMoUdH
a them are numbered from lis, 10 TO 1881.
The following numbers may be among the seven lost
Il5 l us 38l A.. the H. :. Treasury Department at Wash
gou has been notified this oss and payment VI the Cor
ufces stopped all persons hereby cautioned against re
esiying OF negotiating the
The ard ned will be paid renrn Of tho ebovcde
scrbed Cerihcats any information osdng TO their
=" BENZ FRANKLIN
Chief Detective Police,
Mayors Office, Philadelphia.
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Chances for Business 4lex.

E,OR SALE-The MASSASOIT HOUSE, in
ATCHlSON.-Owing to continued bad health oher ior
sale this fine Hotel with oil the sppurtensnces belonging
ereto including Furniture Ths house large rstory
udng capable of accommodating loo guests has al
ways been doing profitable business and doing better
than has heretofore This Is chance for Hote keep
e parties wishing engage In the Hotel business to pur
Apply to or address THOMAS MURPHY.
- if- p. q. y Proprietor Mfassssot House,
Atchson Kansas.
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Cost ano fonn6.

I OST or MISLAlD.
IL CERTIFICATE No. 800, for ONE HUNDRED
SHARES ILLINOIS CENTRAL SCRIP STOCK, ds'ei Aug.
u, 1853, IN the name al CANAAN Co.
The transfer las been stopped sud all parties are notified
not 10 nesolis ate the eel tincabl
Application will be made Tor new ecrthcs.e
ILe lnds1 IA requested 10 return the same 70
L. WHlTEHOUSE son MORRISON.
No. 20 Wilisuist-
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Mail. Close at the Posr.Omce.

FOR Europe by steamer -. Thursday, June 10 y ?. m
Au,trassian. Wedne.day June 1Oi m.
Monday June Observation-Disclosures. lot a. m.
For California Oregon, Washington Territory, and
sdS Isl a. m and 3, p.
North-Alhsny Buffalo and Csnadss.5 D. and 81 p.
Norh and West Way Observation-Disclosures p m.
Western Mail via Eric Railroad. .....s m and y p m
Southern and South Western Mails A. 81 and ~ r. M
F.stern Mail M II and q r. m
Newport aud Es River. p m
The Long Island Mail closes att. ...3 A. ~ and p m.
SUNDAY Mails-On Sunday al mails close at..... II p IL.
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CUPREME COURT-COUNIY OF ONTA-
- RIO.--JANE JOSEPHINE BAYNE agt FRED
ERICK BAiNE, her husband, THEODORE SHEAhs,
SHEARS, and GeOR0E sOUTIWoRIu. Summons
for Relief-To tho above named Defendants You are
hereby summoned to the complaint OF Jane Josephine
Bsyne the above named plaintiff which was hei Ia 20 once
Of thu Clerk 81 Ontario County at Canandaisua IN said
w. ON the 10th day Of May d. l8s and to copy OF
your the subscribers at their office 10 the village o.
Palmyra NJ " within twenty days aiter ths 'erye. Iii
summons exclusive of the day of service OF the Paintn WI"
apply 10 the Court for tho relief demanded y he
Dated May q, 1907. WILLIAMS MCINTYRE,
les lsy6wM PaluliH's AltoTaey. ILpyrS, 81. Z.
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3]ort-i)arocro' Noiire.
sat Oh Nrr-Yoax.

srAft OF Nsv-Yoar.
PoRr-wlRpgyE CyYic., No. lpi Waist.
NOTICE il hereby given, in accordance with
IN section Of tho oct pssed April H. 1851 Quilted Al
Ac; 10 Rcor,ale tie WA Oidoo u the Port of Now
York" 70 al perou lrsreSei a. having chHse Of be
sub matter Of such inqaIy, examinations o. stV hst
tL. following under e1in ation by tho fort
ardeus Aai ,i the aid sarsrys etanin9n' win be
completed within ten dsys neat sso oedrs th' n'hee On
board sad ves.sls:
Steamship George wsslipston. Pier No On n
Prrt Princes Nice............PierS 40. I3E. n.
Hifk ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS f NO % y H
Brig Thos. Owcn..s....... fofi"
Dftg Udoia.. ..ssfpiuS
BfIg DeaftoTn... .Locnni,.
Ing Rose. ~
Schooner AakAuden.. finr No. ~ r. X
MlNTHORSE TOAPkISS President.
J. Au0f HERMAN, Secretary.
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Passengers Arrived

In ,sp Yo,ktorn, from Iirtpo0r-P. Hutchngs III. Web
ster Mary II. Powle. .
In brig Erslgn Ginn from Sa9oa-Stephen Caius, Manuel
de Azcsralee, Geo. Young. i.F
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.... MINIATURE ALnArAc.
sun-Rfses. f.B Sets...... 1881 hoon-sets...; VII
WATER THIS DAY.
SANDY Hook. 30 Gov Island. I2O Hell Oste. 4'Ol
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VNAPSCOTTs LONDON and LIVERPOOL
i PASSAGE OFFICE, No. &c Soutb-ss. New-York
DRAFTS on ENGLAND, IRELAND SCOTLAND and
WALES - ~
PACKETS SAIL TWICE A WEEK.
LINE OF LONDON PACKETS SAIL EVERY TEN
DAYS. ..r.
Parties wishing TO take passage send for their friends or
ret money the old country do the lowest rstss
BY sppyinslo TAPSC0Tr BROTHERS 4 Co,
No. SO South-st
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WANTED-A PARTNER. either active or
special active preferred with capital Of from $3ooW
$50 900 cash airing business in fu opera
on and paying handsome profit The above capital only
anted to extend the business All communications will be
Gated strictly confidential Address H. s. Box 1919 7. o.
WANTED-A PARTNER, with cash capital
established in this market Can realize from $4,000 to
100000 from to two years Can give perfect satisfaction
on interview. Address TOILETTE, Tribune Oihce.
WANTED--A Partner with $4,000, to take
hafin;erest in valuable Patent that viii per-
nanent aud rahe business This Is worthy Of atttion
Interview at No. z63 Canal st., from 10 TO L.
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9nsnranre Companies.
NEW-Y FIRE AND MARINE
INSURANCE COMPANY,
~ WALL-STREET.
CASH CAPITAL...........".".s $500, 600.

This Company has been In successful operation for more
than THIRTY YEARS aud continues TO INSURE against
Loss and Damage by FIRE upon terms as favorable similar
institution - ...
NO MARINE RISKS TAKEN.
AL Losses LIBExALLY ADJUSTED AND PROMPTLY PAID
I... DIRECroRs:
DANIEL UNDERHlLL, President
Oliver H. Jones, William HaIiun, ohas J.. Stewart,
Isnae ~ SeymUr ssmi. J. Waring, Samuel ". Dodge,
Abrahsin X. Davis c. y. Pfetfet Michael ulshoefef.
Hanl. g. Hsrhot Sylvanus Bedel- Chaa ID. Lewis.
John p. Andrew X. NJ. buchanan, ttheben y. Mill,
Josiah .. Low. William Hertzei Joseph A. Dreyfoua
John Kwsn, Thonss Dsvey James q. Guliek,
William Dspsw, Henry }. Soodder, James T. Wright
T.. COOPER DEDERER, Secretary.
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GAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.

WORCESTER, palmer. FffcBBURG, KAsHyk
LOWELL, CONCORD, THE WHITE MoUNrAiNA II
AND INTEAIEDIAFE POINTS.
The and sennch steamers Of tie Norwich line yr
CITY OF BOSTON and CITY OF NEW.YORK,
leave NewYorh daily (sundays excepted a o'clock -
ftoni Pier No. % North River, loot Of Vestryst.
FOR NEW.LONDON, u =. ~
there connecting with the Steamboat Express Train rom
aboye points, via Norwich and Worcester Boston and We.
cese Worcester and Nashua and Nav London aud Norhs
Railroads.
Freigt taken ct the lowest rates For information nquiD
Of T. s. MARTIN, Agent. on the Pier.
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vUNlIE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN
Il ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
BETWEEN NEW-YORk AND LIVERPOOL, CALLING
AT CORK HARBOR,
AND BETWEEN BOSTON AND LIVERPOOL. CALL
ING AT HALIFAX AND CORK HARyOR.
PERSIA New York.. "Wednesday. June
AsIA..........e leaves Boston " ednesday, June
AUsTR ALASKAN. Leaves Newly ok. .Wedcsday June IS
Leaves BOSTON. Weinesdsy, June %
SCOTIA....... leaves Newi ork. "Wednesday, June 70
hFRICA....... leaves Boston. W cdnesday, July q
IRON NETWORK TO LIVERPOOL
Chief Ca,nu Passage .....''.'.............Si5 %
Second Cabin p neutrality-suspicious.. W W
IRON BOSTON LIVERPOOL.
Chief Cabin Passage. .....................Sll SIP 70
Second Cabin Passag ......s.............. % W
payab I'm gold or is equivalent in United States currency
Bertls not secured until paid ioE.
An experienced Surgeon on board
MI. owners OF these ships wall be accountable for Specls
or vauabes unless Bills OF Ladus having the value expressed
are signed therefor.
Il. CcNARD. No. Bowling green.
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CTEAM WEEKLY to LIVERPOOL, touch.
y Ing at Queenstown Cork Hsrbor).-Tho wenknowu
steamers Of the Liverpool New Yob and PHILADELPHIA steam.
OH , Company are Intended to sail " follows: :.
EDINBURGH Saturday June 10
CITY OF WAsHfNGTON........... saturdsy June Is
And every succeeding SATURDAY. a. noon from Pier a
North Rrer. rI go y
...l RATES or PASSAGE,
Payable In gold, OF its equivalent In currency:
FIRST CABiN.......S9o 90 SpEERAGE .........e 90 90
rns Saein 70 onson.' - % seesss to London.
to Hamburg 81 col Sesfsss to Hamburg 81 %
Passengers also forwarded to HavTe, Brsnen Rotterdam.
Antwerp, 6c. at equally low rates.
Fares from Liverpool OF Qusen.own: LIST Cabin, rs fn
tlO5 Steerage, JS Those who wish TO send for tAeu
friends can buy tickets here q, these rates.
Ter farthet inofmston apply at the Companys ofncsf
JOHN Y. DALI, Agent, No. 10 Broadway, A. I.
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NENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW-JERSEY,
" from foot Of Courtlandt st., connecting at Hsmpfs
Junction with Delaware Lsckawsnns and Western Rsiroa1
and Easton with Legh Valley Rsroed sid it, connecr
tons fcr iog direct line to Pittsburgh aud the "es WIN
GEEAT MIDDLE ROUTE TO THE WEST.
Sixty Miles and Two HouRs saved by this line 20 Cbcsga
Cincinnati St Louis etc, with but enc change Of cara
'lH -1T.- SPRING ARRANGEHENP3' ''
Commencing May 2. 1854 leave Newly as fqfow5:
BARRBBuRG ExPREss--At q m. for Easton, Readin&
PottsviIe Harrisburg, Mauch Chunk, WhDsuspor Tns4
train arrives OF Harrisburg at mt CONNECTING East ~
West on the Pennsyvaala Earoad, North and South 90 III
Northern Central Railroad and with the Cumberland Valley
Railroad TO Hascrstown. r.l
MAIL 1rAIs-At $40 M, for Fsston, Wssr Cap scrrn'
ton WiResbarre, Great Bend, Pitston Bnyhamton 90
Il Ia. TRAIs-For Esston Allentown, hauch Chuok WV
Iamspot, Reading Pot.sviie Harrisburg 1e >,.. s,lg
$40 r. M.-For Easton bethlehem, aud Msuch Chunk
$40 and 54o-for Souerville. : 20
Up n WESTERN ExPREss-For Easten, Allentown. Res4
ng Harrisburg, Pittsburgh and the West. Sleeping cazo
through from Jersey City 10 Pittsburgh.
ELixABETHPoRr AND Syw oRK FsaRr-Leaye New forp ,
from Pier No n. r. at 9:l5 m l2;tS 4JO and s;W N
Bouts stop at Bergen Point and MarnsrS Harbor.
Tickets for the West be obtained at the once o.
Central Railroad Co Of NewJerey foo. Of Ccurtandtsc
at No Aston House. at No. 21l Broaway aud Of the prime
pal hotels. JOSIAH o. STEARNs, Superintendent.
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NEW-YORK & HAVEN RAILROAD


TRAINS LEAVE NEeSTeY0RK: : H'- ~,
For New Haven yEx.l Il:So a. N n:Is (Ex.b Sc
Ok, $3.50, $50 and (Ex) D.
For Bridgeport, T. (Ex li:J0 NJ. l2:l5 (Exl 800
Wx D. 10, $50 and (Ex.) p
70, Milford and STAFFORD II 80 $3.50 $50 D. m.
For Fsined, Southport md Wespor :. 1880 a. 3:sqt
5;30pm
FofNorwslk go 1870 ~; his Er.l 500 (EIl
Greenwch 4. 80 IL 30 a. M; $50 4:3q
5;JOp. IN.
For Greenwich l. $50 II 80 M $50 Loo $780, 20 n
For Stamford, I, (Ex), $50 1880 a. m; IRIS (Ei)t
(E1), $3.50. 4;3O $3.50. $3.50. (Ex.) p M
For Port Chester and intermediate stations $780, 20 .
NJ. $3.50, 4J0, $780, 6:30, p. M.
CONNECTING TRAINS.
FOR Boston Wis Springfield a. M fEx.); 3tExb 8p. "a.
For Boston via Shore Line, l2:l5 (Exlsp M
For Hartford aud Springfield, stEx.l II Boa M; SEEN
$3.50, p .
For Connection. River Railroad a Ex) ll:1o m. -
Montreal; Up. IN. to Northampton. - 5fI
For Hartford, Providence and Fishkin Railroad, HHh
II 30 a. m. 80. u.
For New Haven. New. London aud s,Oninston Railroads.
q. m. l2,l5 ,. O r. II.
For Canal Railroad i?l5 p. m. 10 Northampton.
For HOusatouic Railroad 3 a. m. p. M
For Naugatuck Railroad 4 M p. IN.
For Danbury aud Nogwslk Railroad, 20 $50 p n,
Commodioss Sleeping Cars attached to p. Trains
JAMES n. HOYT, Superintendent
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OuARrxRMAsrnxs Owes NxwYoRx April 10, 1884
A RTlLLERY HORSES WANTED, 900
a Artillery Hores wanted, FOR which One Hundred and
Seventy Dolars will be paid for all ths. pass inspection.
harness NOT less than l5 hands high viii be presented for
inspection Ut the Government Stables 3h bsween 10th
aud llth sveuues STEWART VAN VLIET,
r. Quartermaster.
A PAIR Of PONIES WANTED-For Hemp
"A stead Institute. Address Boz No. Hempstead, Long
I.land. N Y II
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M I'D. Dh. WION, OCULlST and AU-
w RlST Of French Diplomacy late Of tho Aston House.
No 26a tnew So West 3sths having treated the Eye
the past eight years with marked aud upng guaran
to cure quickly weaknesses and diseases Of the eye and
lids that found incursbe OF nature length Of
standing Worst forms Of hopeless blindness cured without
operation pain Weak sight in the old young perna-
nentiy cured BY innocent remedies Amps city
references. Consultations between eleven and two.