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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-29
LITERARY ITEMS.

Thu June number of Blackwoods Magazine" con-
.ip, long and impassioned poem entitled GineVrs ds
eis.A BY the American sculptor W. W. Story 1t is trag
zeal and dramatic story Of love- weakness punishment and
madness far vigorous in thought and more graceful In
yfston and expression than the previous contributions
o Story which have attracted so much attention IN recent
numbers Of the periodical
The London firm of Moxon & Co., announce for
publication on the Of December Tennysons Elane" H.
Illustrated by Gustaye Dor9 The illustrations nine In num-
bor and will be engraved steel by j. H. Baker. All Of
Dore previous works readers will remember have been
reproduced wood The artist declares that he desires to
make this work monument to Mr. Tennyson and to his
powers"
The third volume Of an important body Of history,
commenced in 1861 under the title Of Dbotheca Rerum
Germanicarum eddt Phippus Ja has Just appeared
tanning "Monumenta Moguntina" The first volume con-
ssts Of Monuments Corbeiensa and the second of Mon
unents Gregorana" The various biographies Of ST. Bon
face forming the most interesting portion Of the third volume
have been published in separate volume under the title OF
Vita Bonifat" and very curious work. Bonithoms
EpscOp surni Liber ad Amioum first printed from
MS. at Munich. is also issued separately.
The French journals mention the death of nj.
Teue Keeper Of the Records OF the Empire the first volume
OF whose "Tresor des Charles" Om King Ppn in I'll to
Philippe Auguste 1920 published by order Of the En-
peror under the direction Of tbs Count de Labode and the
second volume which left nearly ready for press NJ
Of the works Of Eguhar He published in five volumes
octave 81 Les Relations de Ia France ct de lEcosse"
There has recently been published at Bombay.
from press Of the Education Society at Byonla The
Diary Of JOurney Arabia from FL Khatf in the Per-
alan Gulf to Yambo the Red Sea- during the 1919 with
Mapl by Capt G. Forster Sader Of II. NJ 47th Regiment
Compiled the records Of the Bombay Government by f.
Ryan. esq. staDtSecretary to Government"
correspondent of "Notes and Queries says;
ou popular nursery tales very ancient andts probable
that many Of them OF Teutonis origin. The English
stories Of Ton Thumb 'Tom.alyn 'Tsmlane,' 'Tommel
finger &C. all refer to the mystic parsonage who is OF
Scandinavian descent and figures in many different char
scers the legends Of the North The adventures OF Jack
the Giant Killer may be traced in the fctons Of the Edda
At time he Thor another he robes himself In the
coat which renders invisible and which is the coudeloak
belonging King Aberch and the other dwars Of Teutono
romance and at another he the shoes OF swnes In
which Loke escaped from yahaa Reference Is made to an
admirable article vol XXI Of 1.-THE Quarterly Review
on the Antiquities Of Nursery Literature"
A new magazine. called 1.-The Belgravia," is about
TO be started in London under the edOrhP Of Miss Braddon
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gxtnrsions.


4 DAILY EXCURSION 20 the FISHING BANKS
~ will be made By the superior Steamer WYOMING H. hofF
MRE Pilot leaving SUNDAY July and dy thereafter
isvns Nsrf,t 81 Ehths T.. r. Pecksp at u Chris
tophers N R. o. and Pier No. n X, at o'clock N rare
I'll. schnebes Bad Bait Lines and Refehments on board
nAIIY EXCURSIONS DOWN THE BAY.-De-
ghfu excursions by the fyorte steamer Jessie oy
daily undys excepted from pier No. g. foot Of Duane North
River Al embracing sail through the Narows aud Lower
pav uast Lafayette Hamilton, Sc to Port Monmouth ana
,urnipQ to arriving 1880 Fare for the round up
Is Children under ten years Of ag, bali price o ca
EXCURSION.-what a splendid sail TO New
on SUNDAY July !. The steamer sfLVAh GhO'E WI ea'e
Peckp at SUNDAY July for College Point "htss,one
CIV Island Rochelle and Glen Returning, VIII leave
Oln $50 New Rochelle at landing at fgnth'
ard Thirty fourth At. esch way.
EXCURSIONS to YONKERS, GRASSY POINT,
IL COZZENSS WEST POINT COLD SPRING, CORNWALL.
SEWBIjRGH NE W-HAMBURGH,M MILTON and POUGhkEEf
sIEhe steamer AMENiA viii leave Desbrossesst daily ga
and 9:5 leaving Poughkepsie to return at M
all above 5Ocents each special ar
range reduced raies will be made with Schools
TOURISTS and PLEASURE TRAVELLERS will
Il Ia lad 10 le I'm that the ERIE RAILROAD COMPANY hsvo
INF rodn al system OF COMBINATION EXCURSION TlCkE o.
val Turing the eate and embracing neara Fs Lake On
.o lie River ST. Lawreicc Monre Quele Lake Champ
Lake Saratoga While Mouutan aud Ill principal points
Also mf Te hroqsl ste efior enabling tIsvee 70 VS.!
the Ir Mountains and Copper Nine, Of ths a.
elpcei rseA By Applying q Office OF The ERIE RAIL"
no 2 Rroadway Depot OF Chaml e OF No. ID
obtain the Tickets they eie wen As al o
esuy information
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Mem Publications.

I OSSINGs CIVIL WAR!
LossING's CIVIL WAR
FIRsT VOL. NOW READY
FIRST VOL. NOW READY. .x -. s,.o,rr,r,,,,
SOLD ONLY BY SUBSCRIPTION.
Illustrated with PORTRAITS, AUTOGRAPHS, FORTS. ARMS,
UNIFORMS, BATTLE FIELDS. VESSELS OF WAR; PklS-
OSS, &c, &C. -. -, ,,,o-oov ~ ruv
REAT REBELLION.
OFFICE, No "a JOHN.Sr.
OFFICE, Nc. Il JOHNST .. ...,x 80, -
which AGENTS ARE WAN1E
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Gorrornllon Nol!ces.

CROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARIMENI--Iv
~ sENFR CONTAGIOUS Separate seiei proposals ~ q
,odrsei With tie work % which tie ae le ois
Ger aud date Of 0herng viii 10 ee,e a. th once nt ~
m OF IHU RsDAi lgly 100, a. which tHe ie -" -
licly ote Of sewer IN q o1~ihs
Wit via Waitss, Hudson aud NaFc i bto,~S -
tween FortvsiIth ana Fofty-uuth-sis snd M Fo9yefr
Foryeixhh.sts bew ga ard Eis.hAys ttlH 60
and Third avrs A. between and John ohps ~
betseen De anev and Brooaests uds,n and 6eea~ie 80.
twen Laish, aud HubegtsA aud sx.haye, between AN'
and Twenty. serand-st. 49,, 4, .,.,,.I -
r Is. and forms for the bids can be 'Sa's
aPP'''"'" " ~ THOMAS STEPHENS J cro'os
ROBERT l. DARRAGd Aqfeta~
A ". CRAVEN, poI1
inGg
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TRAINS LEAVE ERw.YOkh;
For New Haven 100 aOotEI1 llJJa H. I1i3 CZrJ 400
HI.l a45. 80 and 400 (EI,lpm -
For Bridgeport. TO- 500 tfID u1o Hi3. tEtJ 'po
Hr.l IS, and 400 RI .. m.
FOR aThed Southport and Wcsp0rs TO- Nv a IN ~ 30
For Eorwslt 100 400, rJ 30 II % i7I- (EI-j 400
FT.D 345 40. $50 so tEL.l m.
Fot Dsrieb 100. 80 li.J0 q. IN ,at3. 40 sDp m
For " 30 lJ0 Ala "a. A. SO %
For Stamford, 100 % I) $50 l3OA lLla (EID AE.
AGO DR. , 4, 4 ~ 30 go 800 (E1..jp M -. -.
FOR Pom Chester in'ernedats stations 100 a,o lj'
AIS als 40 80, go 100 .. IN.
CONNECTING TRAINS
For Boston. via Springfield 800 m thIl 1O tEns9o p IN
for Boston, via Shore Line l2i3. Oil 400 . -
For Hartford and Springfield sOo q w. lEr) lal9 aoo' VI)
GoOp m. - .,. -.
FOR Conneeicu River Raosi 400 tEI,l lz5p Mon
For Hartford Providence and fshIn Railroad. soo iEI)
For New HAYES. NewLondOn and soningoa RArSei 400
f. ill5. $50. 800 p
For CAna Railroad l1.l5 0. m 10 Northampton
For Housatone Railroad. q a m, q.
For Naugutuck Railroad. 800 e. m. 200 p. m.
for Dsnbury and Hor~ak Railroad. IN, l23 p M, 40 m
JAMES II. HOYT Snpt
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DECISIONS.
4 A NEW PENSION LAW ha, just been passed giving In.
creased perons have lost both both hand both
feet one foot tho total use OF any othem Also gives
enons 10 fathers brothers. and ohers am
prd with new suitable blanks make immediate appica.
Ion Tor any OF above pensions Those whose pensions In
by the PENSION LAW. BRser by permission TO Samuel
Sine Publisher OF the NewNork Tb Accurate copies
of The NFW Pension LAW tor sale at loo each
CHARLES NETTLETOH, No III Broadway New-York.
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crotOu Asu.ducs Department, JaIe "a 1908.
CUpREME COURT.

D. "a
- In Vie matter Of the application Of the Oom III csmmss
Central PARK tor aud behalf fth- Mayor Aldermen a. ~ PfA
tv othe civ Of rraye % LAYING ont 40 -
Lie DRIVE between the Northery line Of Mn n
and the souhery line Of Onehuxdfel and Fy AKA 'sIse "
CITY OF NEWiORK. n, l., q, ,,,. .nS
IN behalf Mayor Aldermen and CommonAH q n
York pursuant the provisions Of the Act OF te -
the People ofN-wi ok. entitled An ~ a.fy
the laying and impToyia oi certain portions q s bssy
passed April p 1855 threchths o-ins [ ~
give they apply to the sup'e"s sun
said curt TO be the City Half IN the Cry Of cs,r
SATURDAY tie seventh o. July 1906, a. ne openiI -
on that day or 40 thereafter Counsel can Dc r.s
the appointment OF OF Estimate ana re,,.
m~nt hereby Intended laying oct q Road o.
said Road Pubhe Drive 20 commence u c1utA
Bloomngiae Road Broadway, Eighth aseI-e
running bence Hcrihsry aud ~
general Of Boomngde Road Tor bfoegw Pc, priv,
line the said Road OF ,h-,s,
equfdsant between Tenth ard Eleventh avehnes tlvats
NOrthrasefly and cquAnt between said lsnr ,,s %
avenues Souheriy line Of Opehnndred ana .nl
ming thence tire Souhery line OF y.ats
Eighth street At the junction OF Boomin5aie Kosd an1 100
OF .ad Eleventh feet IN wdh o. al
acen side thereof TIE Soahefy hne ~ N III
Fnyhnk street said Road Public DIVE includes VIC "a .s
Boomingiae Road Tor Broadway between slfinn h.-,s
hundred and Seventh perl0n tei, .has.s
seventy hfh and and another ~.
between FiytYva,h and Ouehrndred aud fo1fih u
CITY OF NewYok said Road Public drive o. M,s
one hundred my shown ana denea'ru on - a
Of the same made by Galae A. ssge Cy saFeyof s ~
ne In the Office Of he Commssenefs 81 ,f.N
ioTk, June =, loo MN - = t,,-,,-stlSA
ALVIN. EyERDELLS SONS Ne. l9t t'atoa-s,. A
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DEWARD.
HI FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS fe5Ool REWARD Missing
Saturday afternoon. otto s eyed 10 ycas hight about
inches, has very ck light brown curly hs heavy black
,febraws aud ryees ay ard saow complexion Had
white mixed ut aud brown fr bot, aud last At
A. ~ neur tho Metropolitan lhnk, broadway. Any information
may ti dicoysfy vii be- thankfully rered BY h' a.
alc,ed family AID Tie above reward paid b aIpyug %
a D. CABLiLL SON. No. lyO lsAsl.L N 7.
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Urn Goods.

MOURNING GOODS
WI FROM RECENT AUCTIONS,
BELOW COST OF IMPORTATION
ENGLISH AND FRENCH B0MBAZINES.
BLACK SILKS. SOME SPLENDID BARGAINS
Ga DE LANES AND TAsIsE CLOTHS.
D. g. snds GRENADINES AND IRON BAREGEs
"a SPANISH AND BUSHRE GRAPES.
FRENCH LAWNS AND ORGANDfE MUsLINs.
QUEENS CLOTH AND SUMMER CLOTH &c. IS per dressL
INDIA FOULARD SILKS. 81 per yard, worth 81 80
CHICKS. STRIPED SILVER and IRON GRAY GOODS for
TRAVELLING.
BLACK ALPACAs, ALL GRADES. DECIDED BARGAINS.
STRIPED AND FIGURED MoZAMBIoUES. alc. per yard
COLORADO AND GRAPE CLOTH yards wide.
Tibet AND SUMNER sHAwLS. UNUSUALLY CHEAP
A CHOICE SELECTION or BOSNETS AND MANTILLAS. AT
A GREAT SACRIFICE.
w. JACKSON, Importer Of Mourning Goods
No. 5Si Broadway. between spring and Princess
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Ocean Cleaners

DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY,
FOR cALIRoRNIcA, y VIA All PA Al. IN AwrnNrsp,y
July H. from the Company. Pier To- e. North River foot OfCs
shipper, ar. notified shall not be prepared e receive freight
for this ship until the morning Of NE slAi Vt ~ com,.rv, Pier
EG sT Particulars inquire at 0" wf Enc; G qASSo Co.
'"D -''' '' Sole Fregh, Agents, P. NJ. $. s. Co.
| NOR CALIFORNIA via PANAMA.-The Pacific
IL Mail Steamship Companys steamer ARIZONA will lsal on
SATURDAY 70 O'CLOCK Freight eeyed a, n'n
E Nor f Rive, so oSa of WILLS F4ko6 No
NOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT-The New-York
steamship Company steamer MAh Ri wi
Per- No. 20 N L. ''' 'S JaMg5 a. GayE6S No 10 Bse.y
NOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.-THE NEW
Win end s; No s SGs RIVER S on sHfGfDAT
S, pf H. sss R;f1H 0s'5s
EOR SAVANNAH, GEORGIA.
EVERY F!YNs sAr TjfHD 49,
First Cabin Freight Soc per Gb and cc pei foot
The new and dr''''' S's %TSBEE.
Capt r.o cro"' will ss ;iS; RS - j..i "'
For freight passage hHy F isPG9 S S "a s spt'
Agents IN Savannah HUNTER & GAxxELI
EOR SAVANNAH GEORGIA.
.ndl Of . f%ps June
ally at O'Clock p. m. from Pier No 10 N X
Passenger ''''N''' ''''"' GARRISON ALLEN.
No. 5 Bowling Green.
Tn. elegant side wheel steamship MORO CASTLE Richard
Adams, Commander. will sail from Pier No N r. on WEDNEs
For freight passage sppy GARRISON ALLEN Agents,
No. Bowling Green, n 4.
DASSAGE TO AND FROM
BY STHAMs Rfr ASD S sS EEGL fAcaEr
M ATS THRou6RoTT ENGLAND IRELAND
SCOTLAND AND WALES
''' particulars fGP { BROTHERS. Co. No SO sor,h..
VNHE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN
ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS,
BETWEEN NEw-YoRK ANp LIyERPooL CALLING AT
Anu DEL HALiFAx ANb.coaK HARBoR
Boston WeanesdAy June 20
iesFes boston. " ask
leaves New 4 OK "sanesaAs aug
NETWORK TO LIVERPOOL ,..,.
ChefCsbin Passage
Second Cabin Passage ""
Shei I.oin Passage. as "A
second Jaop =, ssssSs IN ijaiti s
Berths not secured until paid for
An experienced Surgeon on board ..,, r., e,.. v.,.
sbe une Bills Of Lads having the value expressed are signed
For freight Passage apply to .n
only AMERICAN LINE TO ENGLAND and
W RRANCE-Tne New Yors snd Haye Steamship Compsnys
ourhy eftted viii esse Pier No Hsvs ealing
Falmouth the following days 81 noon precisely ..,
ARAGO."..HssKI A GApsDES. Saturday, July lgd
fUtToN...S sASu.Is Saturday aus. W., s
FULTON....S sAkrELs saturday, sept 20 1910
PRICES OF PASSAGE PAYABLE IN GOLD.
First % Second cabin........4os
Through tickets 20 London. IS extra
An experienced Surgeon board.
The company win not be responsible for specie or vos unless
bui Of sdns having the value expressed s,e signed a.fs
No. broadway New York
| a,.,F H. pavfs
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JAMES A. worToS. Agent, H.vrc and Paris -
STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY

The sire Of these Steamships admits o spacious state Rooms
opening directly Saloon the and fare
Unsurpassed. and the rates lower than other line
experienced Surgeon each ship free Of charge
CABIN passage 800; StceTase. So Payable IN currency
seerase passage tickets bring parties from Liverpool OF Qsssn'
town currency
Ireland AZ the lowest rates
viii not be accountable iof sss OF
sbes bills OF s having ths value sfPfs''e' ~
sisDss tbssrfor
freight cabin sppy the ooe Of the Company
otnco
N'"P'"' -'S' - ''' - y ~ i HURST Nsr.r.r
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WHITE MOUNTAINS AND

NV
w LAKE MEMPIlREMA0OG -
SEVENTY MILES SHORTER THAN ANY OTHER ROUTE
Leave and New Haven Railroad Tween
tyevenh 1918 tErl lodge AZ White River Junction
and arrive Wells kverl and Newport
aLs Memr hrensgog) p m and Moairea-hTossh without
stop-At $3.50 m.
Sleeping attached this train from Springfield On Saturdays
h. through without stop arriving Newport LAKE sn
phremsgog) Al 6 " Sunday.
Leave New OH from Twrn,ysevenhs. 81 or tTrl or
by New Haven steamer Pe IS River 1i3 snd
lodge Al sprnx6d Leave Springfield T.tS and arrive
the Mountains Via stage from Liteon, Newport Lake hemPhe
MAGE; and Mountains evening for maps and pAcu see
49, IL 4. IL
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CAFETY, SPEED AND COMFORT.
FOR BOSTON. -
WORCESTER. PALMER, FiTCHBURg. NASHUA. LOWELL
CONCORD THF WHITE MOUNTAINS AND

CAFETY, SPEED AND COMFORT.
FOR BOSTON.
E% NEE M fHgE M6k NgyA S LOWELL
INTERMEDIATE POINTS
The ''c c re- Of sooS md cry ~ sEYoRx
leave Fer fs o ,s So River fIsfss is. IT, from
points Ncrah ana worcrisr Boston Asd Mote'e Worcester
sad Nashua and London and Nostierr ksliosa' =,
Freight taken at the lowest % t in, a.sa n5 g. r.
| CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEY-
" Passenger and Freight Depo, n New e foot Of Liberty
It, connects Hampton Junction with The Del,sgs Laa."snn.
connections onns direct Lac TO f'o1fsn and The
West "''h'a &sffiLiEsE ELEM Ss LINE TO THE WEST
Three EIrss. ra daily iioa the Wet si'e' sunday wen
siI'y mie. .aS Il-. BY cA.s' cn
natl St Louis 'e s ri!f SI' %RRSSSsaESfs
Commencing May a. lses-Lsavs New ora a. foHos,; =,
EIpre., er weeannsci, Al Ea',oa ~ih ,'ain for
Msaeh chuaf wiiaHspor wss'e.rre Msianoy o,y. ss c.
Scranton arr Ores, Bend Ps,5u tia,on &c
r ~ % .ss ts w 9' 5s f' 'sys o
or Chicago and b., two change. Lo1i. Connect. sr
r.oas Win No.hsn Central and PaidFh' aud kh' Aoaa 'r
y n Ts1rs~fsr fsaou. Asaio~n Mach cAsas Rs.aas
= p m--sor E...oa ser.sioa. or'a Beat. B'.;s.sa
'';I . n sssffe som-rrfrs md Flstaia.;,a
{ p rn--wEsrERS EXPRESS TRAiy-Fsr E,aoa Ale
towd READING Harri'bars Fiii,slr.h ani 20 Vet
Tlels r ~ wsi b. ohase a. ils srs o, ihs ,shia
iioass sc and g nraawsr sai = ne principal hois
Jb1lAh o. nAfAhito rtFrlll'ha'h-
ERIE RAILwAY.-Trains leave Depot foot Of
IL Chambers st., Pavoua feuyi - go.
and al points West a south.
Il. Way Ifain. dtiy % Otvle
I0A m FIpf-ss Nall. Eghf0 salamanca ard Wet
y. w. WAY Jrain for hiidieiown
1s1p M. Way for Port J-rsis. Neahnrrh. Wsfwhrf
30 m. Sirtt kIpfes. bufalo. slimsrca aud Dunsrf
H. ~ Lightning kIpe, daily Tor Bago. 5lananea. D9nlrf
a. al points Vet and South.
90. NJ Fmisflnt Tram, daily Tor to Wet.
I1pess 1rllus IN Diet lou With ~ N0uhffn snd
Woreru line. HUGH RIDDLE, Ooal Sup-
WH H. BinE Oea1 Ps.. Agent.
nj ORRIS and ESSEX RAILROAD COMPANY
WI Of and ac Nov u Morning mai trains
and intermediate stations vii leave q, 40
Mall Express for a stations Of Abufn 81 40 Diofs
g scHOcH, Assis,sn, Superintendent
\ ONG ISLAND RAILROAD Spring Time Table,
MAY TLs,ss James slip " T. Tor or-rnpofi sni
stations 1880 for syosset and stations, I'D M -
pre 0r,cnp0r sl syosset AID station %
Noft ip add Way stations and on saturday ns TO laPi
NETWORK and NEW HAVEN RAILROAD.
1850 SUMNER ARKASOEnENE iHl
COMMENCING NAY. IL. lsoA
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Go iUbom II man Gonrern.

A RMY AND NAVY PENSIONS.-We are making
n .ous under law for PENSIONS. Allowances
from . Those sho have their certificates should
nake new application. L. BROWN Solicitor
~ NV -'' No. Park place.
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QuARrzRxAsrER-GES GENERALS O7Ncs I
FIRsr DIvIsIos. WAsHIsCToS, ID. C., June ID 1913.
GALE Of STEAM BOILERS, FORCE PUMPS

GENERALS OFFICE. I
FIRsT DIvlos. WASHINGTON, ID. C., June b. 800.
GALE of STEAM BOILERS FORCE PUMPS
y WATER PIPE, FIRE PLUGS kc. comprising
TIE WATERHORKS AT GlESBOROUGH, d. G.
BY order the General there will be sold ~
preise, pubae sucoa unesr tie direction Of Csp Gsos
Brownins O H. FRIDAY, July 49, 1915 =, IL O'Clock ~
following -desenDed public property. TO wit:
ONE STEAM BOILER - feet long and feet In diameter Iva
uie Of finch boiler with al The
appureusnccs including 'front.' COCKS soes
valves edpunp. smoksk and hood steam gauge fAshersov
paten sratebs pipe uss reducing piece, Ne al 10 g)9i oit~
TWO WORTHSGT0N STEAM FORCE PUMPS No isissA
Pumping and forcing 100 900 gallons Of water per day Counss<
requisite valves glands, coupnss beads so9v1
oil cups Sc These pumps are eomsFsJ nss -
Alsrse oosutitv Of WATER.PIPE. as follows:
5 "a ieet 6-inch cas,-ron Watei-Pipe
100 feet 3lnch cist-Tou NaterPipe
800 Pinch wgougbt-run NuterPips
sf4 feet lkiu ch cast-ron WateE-flpe
Zee. t-inch castHron Waterfipe
feet l-iach cast-r0n Naertlpe.
feet inch castirOr Water Pipe.
Thr.yone CASTIROE FREPLUGS (Ayress psten WITH Al -
ss bends stopcocs eno"s -2
pieces &c. eli excellent condition; together win a. ih OOLa
required making alterations and repairs In su
ppecuitns machines taps and dies pyeIs, crabs e PuaeA
cguiking tools. &c.
The Dep9, By aud vos Of the largest clA -
be loaded Al the wharf
Terms. Cash IA Government funds
Deliveries vii De made purchasers or before the tr, s -
Of August next
the day Of sale
ANY further may be desired viii be gysn
picstiss person letter Capt GEORGE T. bAOWSha
z. NJ Cefooro, b. Q, teia of3es JANFs EklSt
Breye, Brio ten. U s. A in eErge tirs, Division o.
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ALVIN. EVERDELL~ SONS. Ne. l9f E1itoa-s,; -, a
n NEDp!NG CARDS AID FINE srA1loAEAE tL'.a-1'-~
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TEW.YoRK and NEW HAVEN RAILROAD.
1850 SUMNER ARKASOEMESE i05l
COMMENCING MAY. H. lsoA

P.,,.nzer station HswYort Tueniv eveah- tnd
Fourthsvs Entrance on f~entyssvcatnrs-
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Co Get.
Dcaro aiIo Rooms.

A TTENTION.-Strangers and Others coming "a
n 10 City can accommodated with hhaden ely finisle
ROOMS her msneu tfautel' fEivate ADo required
Csil Il ~. % harrow-s'. corner Hudson.
NO. iOs NiNTH.ST. To LET with BOARD
~ Hani.ouey furnished double end s Sc suitable c'
senteu.ra nd their wives or single gentlemen.
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N 10 dsny them the privilege Of voting
Thees cou)d b but one decision Of The ques
ton. he then read an extract from some
couatry bapos, Changing President Johnson
Win to6 much libesality. Dut, rn1nd you,
he aid lot didsf win Johnusn johnson
differed with hieI. He thought the reason
tie Tennessee 0smbsss wsse aou's'e' snso
the House - members. vas because tney
we're from the ssme State johnson was
After hearing those extracts read. DID nv
hearers believe the Southern States were
properly prepared to re-enter the Union
ThcncH. che States had dissolved their or
v.n;xations. and we're territories. Thst vas
Thad. Stevens opinion in regard to the
matter. He then commenced TO read res.
nlution he once of red in Congress. LAD
<.Aje his spectacles, and narrated the h'sso
~ Of the resolution. It was consigned 10
sope committee, the name Of which We d'd
not ~ndssstsnd. NJ. Price bed his doubts
a. TO the utility Of said committee. Then
read his resolution, and stated that he he'd
not vet heard Of it, but soon expected to-
The resolution preciudsd the possibility d
.nv p.vment being madetor the emancita.
I'D siavcs. and fofsstilled the assumption
OF the rebel debt, o. the liquidation Of our
ovn lie then pu. his resolution to the
vote Of the house. Adopted. Congress
wil, doubtless soon follow this example. =
He then opened his small arms on the De-
mocracy, and wound up by highly
complimenting Mr.. Wilson. Of Iowa.,
| Painted the alarming results which would
follow the assumption OF rebel debt. In
| simulated that IL the Democrats obtained
majority in Congress. they could be brioet
to assume the said debt. illustrated hi'
| point. Showed the manner in which thes'
brides are offered, in the most life li!:'
manner. Appeared to understand tn
mofus operandi most thoroughly. A grea
men go to Congress who never had ten dol
lars previous to their election, he said
therefore, the implied dangers woul
DO imincnt were the Democrats I
| tho other day. Told his hearcrs ~hs
he said to President Then branched o.
on the negro suffrage question. Then mad
an effort 1t cloquence. and came near break
ing do IN. Succeeded in getting off n met
aphor after much mental labor. lie had
great many extracts to read to his hcareri
but hadn't time. Read an extract from
Florida paper, and concluded that tn
South vas not yet half whipped. A soldie
bad told him MS much the other day. Turr
cd over bis file of papers. and fearing n
other extract" we dropped into doz'
| Was awakened oy the music Of glee clus
After the club had concluded their very e,
cellent piece, \ committee was appointed
draft resolutions expressive Of the senti
meats Of the meeting. A third Of thos
present arose to depart. The chairma
called for the glee club again and urged h
audience to be seated. We saw II. p. TAX
a newspaper from the table and fearing .
extract left III haste.