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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-01-24
LUKE BUzzELL.
For the Newsdealer.
Yours truly.

Mr. EpIroR The kind hearted citizens
of our ueighborhood were pleased to visit
Miss Sarah Joy on Wednesday P. NJ. and
evening, to the number of twoscore or
more. Had pleasant look at the new,
commodious house, full treat Of apples,
cheerful chat and good supper, after
which it wac proposed to sing some of
the ancient music; after further social
chat,a short,appropriate prayer was offered
by Father Gleed and the company
left in cheerful mood,
A GUEST.
Morristowr, Jan.
PS. All thanks to Miss J. for her
kind treat.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-01-24

ca In our issue of January Y
"Christmas at Cambridge, The Iel
ed that the amount of "greeub'd
tanned in the cushion was s2O'
should read S26.25.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-01-24

SEVENTH REGIMENT.-Ohcial
from Washington state that the
regiment will soon be mustere
service. and it may be expected
lington at an early day
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-01-24

- E r. q Gilbert. Dentist at Norris
Vile. will be absent from that place until
the lsL Of March,, After that time he
will again resume,his practice there
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-01-24

8All who have magazines, "
&c, requiring binding can get Y
done in an extra manner by Va
at Burlington. See his advertise
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-01-24

@Mr. B. +. Wiley, Of Water'1'
engaged in chsppipg wood a Y
since, had the misfortune to 'a''
edge ofhis axe in such manners
ly sever his wrist, cutting all oil 'p''
and most Of tho cords. He has "
fined to the house ever since upa''
Of the doctor.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-01-24

DoNArloN.-The people Of ~
Park will give Rev. MIR, Wbltnq'
ton to. morrow evening,
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-01-24

DECLINED Hon. S. p. CarPF
declined the receivership Of th' w
Bank, aud Mr.. u. d. Wead Of ~
TO have the appointment.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-01-24

STAMP YOUR DOCUMENTS The Com
missioner Of Internal Revenue has direc.
ted that the law requiring receipts for
money, goods. express packages, and 9TH
or papers and documents be rigidly en-
forced. Business men and others who
have lately been remiss in the irksome
task of stamping every document. &C., is
sued, had better keep their eyes open, as
the penalty for each aud every offence
is $50, and there are many persons watch
ing the opportunity to have them prose-
cuted,-Bmlington Times.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-01-24

NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD.
John Gregory Smith, of ST. Adams. has
been elected President of the new Board
Of Directors Of the Northern Pacific r.
r. Company. The general Offices of the
company have been opened in Boston. and
the construction of the road will be com.
menccd at the earliest practicable moment.
This road proposes to run from Lake Su-
perior, near the 45th parallel. to Puget 8
Sound, with branch by way of Column
bia River to Portland. Oregon, ahc latter
to join the main line not more than 800
miles from the western terminus. The
whole road must be built by July. 1876,
aud 80 miles within the first two wears.
Burlington Times.
FIRE IN SHELBURNE--The fine green.
house owned by Ezra aud T. J. Mech.
in Shelburne. was burned to the ground
Monday evening. Loss $1,000. no insur.
ance. The building was admirably
adapted for its purposes. and contained
many rare and choice plants, some cost.
ing from $50 to $50 pot. Tho loss il
almost irreparable to the Mcssrs Mech
as they had the largest conservatory in
the State.
LIQUOR LAw.-At the late session O
the Grand Jury in Windsor County fine,
were imposed to the amount Of SS32 az
tor violation of the prohibitory liouol
law. A "true bill' was found in ever,
case submitted but one.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-01-24

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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-01-24

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eleven /,
Al.
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Mrs.
DrawinI
=: u. !
Commo |
higher
Latin al
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Music,
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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-01-24

--
Flour
Pork
TO $3.50
Reef.
Hams.
Butte
Potat
Beans
Herd
Wool
fcurths
s., 20
Corn
$lMt
Hops
Al m
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Cows a
Price
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Sd. SiO
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Cows
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-27
ROAkD or COUNCkLNEv.
Tho Frrcdsnen's narrou Seto-Excittua
Debate-Cry Rs,iroads-- Preycnnsn OF
Ecsvy Accidents.

A regular meeting of this Board was held OF
Monday afternoon, j. WILSON GBEEs, Esq. President
in te chair.
tor Clcrk IN tie F.uance Department "a sl.s0O aud
th. Stock Clerk In the Department 20 $4,000 were
The rrs,rtjors Of TIE Aldermen ird,rsnr Pfesi.
don't Johu8vns veto OF the Ireeduens Bureau blli
were read
Nt Wbl1s moved the follow Ing As a sHbstiutat
Hhercas 1Le CGnro-s Of Sue Ui'd IN ling 10
secrfc 70 IA. nation the usi fruits u ecent voio:y
r.son Gud ron.on sdoi tef by docd'I majority BIN
~ continue Sd c. nnru me p'to 81 Sic loya popnaioa
Of trio south both blars snd ~hi'ri and
Jnereds The ffrsi0ent has M 20 the aforesaid
bi on eIound @ 1, uunf c-aFy dangerous to Eopub
Hcrn ub-r,y snd uuconf.isu ioirl tl.reioir
hesotef Ihai e people Of III" ny Of NrwYo-k. sPeal
ing Through thor representative in Common Conpci
h,Trby rslgras taer profound rtgei thb this dnel-noe
shoud hsvo ARISEN btwr"n the Executive aud tie National
Leisstnc aud their surpisc o. hs o5ec0ns 70
snifrt cls'-d usy The cous. qnent upon
g,st SOCIAL asyo uion and 10 90 the inaunan die
tnctloas establishes by Slavery among tho cl ne Of cuf
country.
ho,ed That while there |. nothing IN the nature OF
dmocric n-tittons that Should ead 20 r-pos" more
faith wisdom aud sound iDl2n Of the prsden, than
Of rrprscutst Of the people Of the aes oh
compose the Congress We are eompeAed in the pese, IN
symrs Le With tho latter aud TO vita be
that tie people OF the States wbich ty IN rvo iavo
av, evidence Of sincere rprn.nrs aud genuine oyiy
disposition 10 respect hr rishs md parsons az ttr
newly eusuchsd suirle justify the uson In rrn-
gushing its charge Of those whom 10 morally pledged 10 en-
dow with all tho privileges and o's.ngs .. hreaomi aid
Rrsd 1hst thanh Scpstors who voted persistent
y though unsucce sicily pass the .oesed frda,.ns
and and heartily indorsr th"i' patriotic seton
Ersd Tha, cory Of the iaiefua preamhir ard rr-on-
CORK OF tie Common Council and transmitted TO the Hon.
Lsy,tts g. Foster President Of the Senate Of Tho United
States. .
Half Of the members rose simultaneously. excitedy
moving fr tho adoption u the subst1e ~ lag IN tue
.sh's 10 rotn. so
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-27

Bulls HEAD. Monday, Feb. 26.--T ere arc
abou, 1900 buooks in the market today. Including Zoe
81 10 stOcs left over lat week. ard the total number fss
tie y eek is uot likely to f,ot over 40o0 This Is
yerJ ght supply for mis- sea,o0 sud naturally would
naois ssesmen to advance he prices which they have
done d lc. T. uh,ye Quotatir1s lest Nond'y. 10
VII b. renem lercd that thst warm. rainy, oggy.
mndds day very DIS greab for business and uufay or.
abb. 10 drovcTs' Interests. De tOdoy The ee3tler -
dry ce1r ard Sharply cod which IL enough In Itself 70
make the ference ~ the market that Hppeas IN favor
of I drov,i.. siil there T. uothinc but few fancy
az .mns selling 40 over ieo & 10. hit there are
Is goud many more cil0 sold toby at that
lhGn Inst week although the sGppi OF hr't.
class IL large, IN p'oporii"n 20 me Whole
nm. her on sale The advance IN this class IL abous
lc p n with better estimates Of weight. and arHs
nuul,is sid az Top prices The slvl c" u00n medium
G asa, which eel al "a i6g II "a ic y n, and upon
% country oxen it "a my Ceui. II Is a good d'd
IL sell - too, tO-ias tgan u at ia
l.c Lust ctl rud there much rev er saes Ui inc
rior cattle az - nad loser than a week ago Last
week cattle left uusold and some OF them arc
in market today Now oh will D. sold. Indeed. very
fg viii BE- lff. over for the closing day unless ssles
men conclude go hold on htde stronger at"nt sun.
down than they did early In the day. There arr aooas
40 biuci- here hon q Canada dstiNIy sud to have
been allowed to cone over by SPECIAL permit ION
Washington n cattle can he admitted bus bS spectal
favor shc!i prob bly, have TIE h.hdtrleHs seulieo
anon the same easy terms. These distier, led cattle
sOd l+ isc. net Tho Is ohv me urst ius' "|
nj OF 40 "pci Ini,ted" disiili,gs from Ceneda
the suppl, ol sheep a. hpkt-probahiy ouihg 10 toe
difficulty q, crossing al Albtny the nldge ho' oeinf
VET In up tntlu-grd the price higOef loose ot goa
Quality fclug freely al Ear cents Hnd one loo OF extr.
avefa c ~ n, rs. cents yeN rough iot VI Sns
Illinois d, *, average s. No. sold y 3 sest Tvs SUD
ply Of hogs Is l!snl--0xx ASIs y sac Prices range
1t 10, iie. T. n. ndaarlei active
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TYureler., Guide,

T. Alist7, ~ Hn1oa L. a., Depot JF--t al
loih.bve.. nad " l!4r.Ha x. H.. Dcyo' e'i-st
md iib.-s. Via IL dsou River, y, 10 A. IA &
g. and 10 =. N. va ilsr-tE u o. ~. all 4. g.
suntay train VIA Hufaou River, g. Cry
cars t'twueu Chiu.hcr. ord Sr.htt station
AMI Ci,y Ha- and c'iu.,. steii1f-
e. baltimore aud Wa.hiug,on. ry the Noyy.Ierlcy
Il. r.. loot Of cur'iand.-f 30. y and 10 q IL.
.. sLd L. uli-H.tt p4a-ay................. O. ~.
50 Bcstoi. nv New london limo, Pier ~ " T..
c.iJ tar DIS er'rr r. IT,
10 ,s'or BY hcg Ilasru Il. H.. via Springh.l1
glhd. ind IN AZ. ..............dh H. an Y IN
H. lioston nv New Haven Il. H.. ystn.st. ard itG
,ve. yia shore Lia- IA snd .. IN. suadiy... p
l. siluda goa, Eoct'aieT Hurelo ra.sliinca ana
West by RIO Railroad foot o! tnafsoers-IL.f
s 10 a. m.1 and nH1 t.lisrans tr~ia.'..... e. L.
f. Mgrch.s'rr. spi Long br.nch by tar,1l ard
DO swsrn Hay a. T., via sirarlboa; J-ssc hoyt
lrompor y. T.. o H.
10 Grc,npor' by Lcr Island X. r., foot ofJaiurr
,ip T. r. N. s1d YAphank ........s "a. ard
To hsckegsi1v0u efi intefilrdia'. s'a-itus, -
Mor.s lad T'se- H. r.. TOOL, Of Bgf1lag-s. At
sDs- n. by mm. road ior sta'ious wee: ~
NJ i1lru a. 10 g. ~. Surg4loWn kIprcsr..... p u.
So Now H4vou. connecting wi;h X. H. for ila'r5Tl
snd NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. fca Sin ST.. ~ NJ
io NovyHrytn by tie NeWi.rcn R.R., 2itA-s.
and Gh,y q e. o. lit 70. m. ~. .. ga, e. ani Ia
70 the West, by Cauini Railroad OF hsw- Jersy.
W. Al.cntowr non foot u Li5cT,y-It " H..
IA. 4 m. and 0:nn SUNDAY tran........ r IN
t. Philadelphia ~ Ne"!ellty l., isoli i'ct %
Court. nd 81, Z. 10 AID ~ a "a, Il H.. 4 nndbA
u aud ~ midnight. sund1v...............-... . m
10 Providence. by ,osrrsr CT, oifroyd"noo ~
cry T., siay. Ihnssf,y Cnd saturday, i'on FER
IL \. H. $3.50. 'p VI"
To Washington. by Nsw.J-rsoy L. y. toe; Of
CoriiHnit'at. md Ca a., : r r.' sud u
tidui.t Sunday y H.
To iona,,; by northern X r. Ae"-Jcfsy.
from j~-ssy Cry u 2. =. IN. ~. y md t.t- In.
To New OrsaHs' every saturday Atlantic aAa MNasAipp
steamer Line.
s,s,sn I,lsnl sory--see advor,su,ant
OF flef Information h. r-vIa kafogd 1une isolos
.so stvU...,. merle ~ sLo'lsT Ia, o. tip prpoL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-27

Mas. LUCRETIA Mort. - This venerable
preacher ard lecturer delivered eloquent
CiVh Po,i:ical aud Religious Liberty" IN the Quaker
Meeting House. Brooklyn. on sunday evening. Ste
viii speak ~ the Quaker Meeting Hou-e Rutherford
ace this cty. W,ducs morning. o. lOi O'clOck; and
seau, at be Fgeuas Meeting House. iw.nty seventh
si.. near S.Xlh-GYC.. on tSe following Sunday.
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NEW YORK and NEw.HAvEN RAILROAD
1875 WlN1ER ARRAS1EMENE 1861
COMMENCING rUt BhEh %. L0~

Ps,.nser stsi,on 10 NtwYors corner Twenty seveghh
snd fouriGsvs Lutl auce on twenty soscnthtI
TRAINS LEAVE sEwYoKh;
For Now Haven. 100 o.rJftr.t Il.JJa m IL 10 (tfS
? T., tk1.i As5. 40 snG a0V (EI.bp IA. 49,, ~.
10. h. ID -O-t 7Ol. 500. OIL lLJD IN III tEIl
3tS, tk1.. 3 -. LJ0 and 500 tts..) r. m.
bOr Milford aud StsatoTl 100 II % 80, ~, n
FoT tGirH'ld Southport aud W-stpOrt, 'V' u~s II. aA
~ o. - u, 80. 80. m =,
a. 80. D. T. as 40 $50, g.ov (Ez..1 . N
For Daren "a. $50. ll..9 Ia 1915. 40 30 n
g., f,,p Sich go 0D 1890 i 80 Nv, 30 y pn
Eor STANFORD 100 10 IT, SD liD IL lIIs tEi)
aGr (F.,J.' 80 $50 co eco tEI.l p. q. ~ a.o ,,
For ron c. ester and inisrnsiia st.oto Iva 0SS S'
o IA 3 IS ~ b.0, t.JI TN p -
CONNECTING TRAINS. ~ go.
Tor Bos,oa vi, Springfield eO0a IA. (EKl 100 tE1,'a"
tor Boston, vi, sbor. Line. l2l5 (EI..) aoop n .o
Tor Hsrioid IIi Springfield. no o IL. tfIJ ILL., '''
{ ). 6.Op. IA. ,,,r
FOR oounccnct River Railroad. . 90 N. HI,, i"@p N
H. NJ .ntf,sl 400 p. TO Nor hampton. 80 -
For Hartford. Providence uId FsLki Rarosd sV' i-J
For New Haven. NewLondon end stouingsos Ea'uos'"
efo a. IA. " IS 800 40 In
For ana r tlirosd l2.l5 o. TO Northampton
For Uou,stanic Raiifo.d. a. IN.
Dor Nauy,f4rt PalrOao, S0bs- tn, 400 p IN -.
fat ID. yburx and ROT ~sk harosd. 'uo, sU q n ''S
80 .,,...a =. I'M n M ,,.,o
JAMES H. HOYI. sdpt
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movemsnts o, Ocean stsainerA
PnSscneevs Auis<d.

Mir And MI. Court, Mo-r-n Mis BlaseDmun. London
J J. Cont, Montreal; w. Balls LondoGj !, A. Townscnd
DR. Io,iari II. y. LouiiaFd. spencer. N IT, ID strst
ton . pryunt Mis- Cousins " T., T. W. Wright Boston
Mr. a. Mnlony, Ms W. h. Curtis and sorytt a. u ben
,la J. C. Rahming y. v Payms't-r Thompso, Mrs. A. e..
Benson Miss Henson. ID. l.. petsrest n VI q Eliot
and son Nrvbers Cop. VIM Bysn ~ lady Misc "s'en'
Csc En,as, ~ y.
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THE FoRrY.sEvHsra-sr. TRloEDY-rosr>

lHB EoRIY-SENkSTH-sr IRAGBDY-fOSr~
rosEAE,T OF TIE IyQ Est Tie particulars OF the
Forty seventh 81. tragedy, in which German woman
Arhat IA Shot Is alleged 20 have murdered ler three
chdran and theg attempted self iesrct"n ~" Doubt
less fresh "a ircOlocliUa oi re readers OF HIP IRE
br,r el,artd un Last evening the Jury summoned by
Coroner Gamble investigate the matter met 81 the
rveuty.secoEd Precinct Sa'ion House when II Was
ann uncod thuf Prn. Doromus hLd not vet completed
pch IN analysls of the contents OF tae visceTn &C.
to.naSe him 10 give decided opinion relative the
death OF thc children The Inquest wa ~ consequence
no,tponet ~ uoSt Monday evening at O'clock. The
woman Ssiz who Lac partially recovered from ths
effects Of tbe poison which she 10 supposed 10 have
sw allowed has D. an committed 10 tie IombS TO avian
further developments.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-27
W. H. BARR Geuf P..s Agent. Ner.Yois-
RIVER and HARLEM RAIL.

HUDSON RIVER and HARLEM RAIL
ROAp-On snd tf,i Monday jan. /. 1850 tisius for Al
Jay .ud roy ect.ng vi ,orLofn aud Westcu tfsis,
W. NV ! orr a. i0.oSs: - ,
7.yi Ia via Hudson kivr Railroad ThTii-thst. and
i,rsb.tv- cni,n.rling Nth trans lot North nud Wet
Ice yia hudson River Raiifc.d. e9Hnrcn; win NORM
y q and N--ief', tTaiu-
T. H. vis taein Rsiroad Twenty ,izh-st and Fourth
w.. toLuot ting Nih trrus tor E"rth uud Nrst .,
4.itp m ~ itult 70 ltiyor Ha rued connecting a. Troy
" th rain or Mon win t.eei iIg cars attached .
AIS u NJ va harlem RsilTo.d counrciugu Albany WITH
"A ,.iu tram and O. Troy win T. aud j. and l. sud
toads ~ point, Scr D. With f!rcpin~clfe giiachrd. .
- o. VIA Hudson River Baipsh sie-pnFo cars rom re"
fo 10 uhuo sgs su peusou Bridge without cbenio ASo,
20 Nontrrsi W ,rrut"e- ihis tain on sundays
p H. dude,n River Railroad, with Ieepisc cars
tscrd, Albany uad Toy with morning tisln'
NOrtE sid N.si. .-...-. -. -
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WcekII Report Of Dealhs

IN The City Of No York Ron IT, lh esJ Of February 1850 to
Tie 2e,t day Of stbmary, 1916.
s.n I2I, women III, boys 10; girls, lO5-toa, g5i
.ds,,s 23e, Children 2s9. nab. 21e, females, 81. so
sr,d voi.onr. TO-
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Otear Steamers.
pAClFlC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

i NOTICE g. slIPPt RI to Sol T J and CENTRAL
AMERICAN PORTS 5. Having conrud siIan;cncn' - g
IN, PACIFIC STEAM NAhl ;AflON tONPANl and the
SRETRAI AMERICAN SRA hip COMPANY. We or'
pr-po-rd TO receive aud TwSrd WITH pl-PAICt al
Is goods aud ifoIu f. on ti- SOU Il fAtfN
Add CENTRAL AMERlt an CpAHi under Hh1I w
BILLS Or LADtNG. a. GLE tIL( REDUCED RATES
Fo further parcu Ts cAs,ihca"u OF gDois ana faes, uy
q Oficc. No 81 trOad~ay
WELLS Fargo 4 Co. sole Freight Agents ?. II. :. SEQ
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Professional Notitss.

A RTIFiCIAL EYES. Artificial HUMAN
n EYES made order a d in-,r - by r. bat'h .
: CtJGELNANN formerly rmp Dyed by itoS'enn'al u
f.risl No. !91 broadway New-iork
TAR. WM EARLs WORK Of 30 PAGES on
trs Structure aud obscure l'isra-s Of TIE fe'lc US
ar. &C. Priru ~ cents Maird re u any pcf AZ 'l"''
30. 10 Nhiiest. New Nors.
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Ship Prrta Dosn- New Orleans d. C. ruacsp Co.
Bart n. r. Lord. irukhsm. Mstapsas, Ws!.ha Surv.i
BYi- FIsu ..sruar Co b,ru L,vr,poal w. Flwen "a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-27

ACCIDENTALLY Drowned. Early yesterday
morning unknown man. apparently intoxicated.
while walking down tho pier at the OF Of Jays' n.
r. fell overheard and WIS drowned. The body wee
subsequently, recovered and nn inquest held oy Coro
ner Collin. Deceased was apparently "ermAs'
about ~ Years Of age.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-27

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sun EI..s.b:31 rrn Sets ~ Moon Sets.., !'lI
hrGH WATER THIS DAT.
SANDY oos. 6:I3 Coz island. 6:5s Hell Gste.. e:aS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-27
ERiE RiILwAY.-Trains leave Depot foot

IL q Cnsrnber--ri. VIA Payoms Ferry.
e. H. icy ,.rprc i1r dhgus. Eocbesrr, tu1Ao
,slsusuca Wet u Buffalo win Lake Shofs
Urai.J Tinuk ksilyay snd At Sseanos With AuAnti'
gud Bfrlt " spttTi LHiway. =.
$50 q IT,. Miik AID Way Tain. da'ly, 20 OiisVlla
H. b.m Frpr-.s Nail tor tur1lo. Saiariancs nnf DIM
sik com csns Win lake Shoto aid Ai1nt'c and Ofcs'
ann W., rrliu, for Port Jcrrl, and NowbT-d
y "a Nj NJ RyIrls .Jr Cluautaisua- EooneSIef Bliso
Cd ~ Lhting T. pres, daily Tor Cs dsieus Roohss
a.. ufs tlarn.uc-, Duntik. end Wr.t Connect, at
fal ith La q shore aid Urand Trunk Rai weys. and at
sal n,atca with Atlantic and GREAT Nesirm HeiwLy
81 H. Emgfant rain daily tor Briao Salamanca. Jun
HUGH RIDDLE. GcDl 5gpt, Eow-YOrk
VIZ r. BARR GeuI P.ss. a scu.. Neufol--
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ATTEMPTED ROBBERY Early yesterday
morning Patrick Berry aliar John suith. Was oHasns
b, Officer McGratA of the Seventeenth Precinct In the
ACT al IA break into the ea store OF j. 4.
Cooper No u Thiri.ave Yesterday be waa committed
for tsial by Justice Mansfield
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A5vertisemcntI
SILENT SBwING-MAcHisS. making tho
celebrated "wucss Gibbs stitch" ssoos sassso 80
S,s,Ss WiLocx GiBeA No. 4oo 3rvsAwAr.
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sAiIvIriET.
PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS.

Alnshous. Blschvclrs 10. Sur-ey nud Childs Hospi'
ltl ..............ly ..................
Bellevue " pital........27 Prtucu'iary Boslis .. L.
itv uo-nitn ............. vi - Nmcsrts tospits...,
Coorcd home 10 .piini.... Wards leland tnigrant
id Eospal............. g.,.................I
luuaic Asylum, bsckHclis -
aIsfi. "
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NENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEl
~ it.-n.-f aud trr;eht Drpot m New orb, iooi Of
,b.r y L. connects q Hampton Junction sh he D"lsTnr
b.. ann. -ui esf~En farosd SID - acton vi tnr
i.i s.ey Ri rosI sud - CONNECTIONS, ioHins hf
it.u SD -nj ' Ne,i. without change oil cars s'o
GFtAt MIDDLE ROUTE TO THE WEST
Two tat Tsin. dai roin he Wet r1cch Sln ar
vi III ing TIA
On-trin al, tracrp s4iurdsy.l ~ tie o. region
.ilty n-- aud AVID BY THE ln- O. Chicago
Ciuriulati -. Louis. &C. Rh bu. ~cAsng. o. carI
WATER hHRANGLMLNIo
Contu.ncinr Sow ~ ls65-Lav- New or, ~ iolov'i
AZ r. g.. acton. Msgc Chu 4. NAlEI..pcf " ikef
barr. NHInu.y city. -tc. ~.
5 ALL IEAlN-at -. for Remington. tsficn. Waie.
ian -crufcu lkeshsrrs. Grit truG bingtlrlion etc.
sa u.-We,'s.n E,prrss Tor kesto". scrsn'o". 1fesi
8.uI .~utavu Read Harr.sbufg. frsbaTsh end tnr
W.st IT'D but cl-isr 20 Ccull4 o. Cnsa- B,
zuo bu' tFo changes % ~. Louie . 80
Nukr.bar, WDiaulsp1, K.sd.lg. f0ttsyiIs HsFr'1are
m-fo- Es,,on. Scranton. Great Bend Beshehom,
a oniov o. Maueh ChIut.
u.-For ~0nlrrville aud Flerinrton.
r. III ~ res train the Oh hson md Lrie' etiJ
-rr.I "a 100 dar.
$50 4. ui--t Som ~ lie
T. ~ or ~ot,ersii". =,
i,nt' W. Rrrdus Harri.bgfs. Pittsburgh sud The West
>+piug through uoD jersey tiy 10 fntsOuf1bo cry
ELlZABFTHPORT AND SEW YORK FERRY.
L.s,r Nw-i Ok loot Lhcftys' a. 10 m 49, Q m
1ickes ~ rsf be obsiu-d a. il7 oicc @ The
Cen u -uid pany, foot Of L5ef've' ~ H., 10 NO
,stnr i.e AZ 500, ~ sc sud Broadway. II the
rur.p f~ls. JOSIAH -. srEAkNS sups finioadenf.
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steamboi.s ano Railroads.

CTATEN ISLAND FERRY for n. Brighton,
y : ia boz turtorsie tpo Pot Richnond-s lpt IN ].
"a, s.:a a. ~. sunu1y. .. II 900. 2: o. 3:J' D. a..
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North River Bank.-state n-n, o. ,hs NoErti
KTVIE BAsE Chnffe - s~s o. lao. o. tao -rh
-fs'rr, SAards, HI afh cay fftfrarF. ] - - -.
Ava L0ln' - Dsc0-nfI tde3 -
49,. .r,a1,o Sr.- ............... ~. 1903 81
Average q -iiat' IhIrt V
tff'fSo y"
O., C0auu Se~Yok !. A d Hayt CAshi,t o. iae
80 u Bank aT dspf and ~ tM M e.Fe
.tAtsrni - cof,ci ne ~ anor.sir srG te4ol
q HAYS Cabin
SVEN s,i9r- tn goth aeJ o. Febr1aTY ~,
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Coro Exch1nse Dnnk.-Copy o. .s'rr'rt o

Corn Exrh1nse Dnnk.-Cnpy o. s's.~rtrt O, 90
COusTNCIa bATk. rrlur- tg fhtpfe ~ Ltss pl-'
~ crhar uc lrl tsJ a. Fetfuafy 80 -
Avrrss- iosa- saJ Dfts sS., q" w
a1fn i a
'Veras' -'f'ah. a 'io go
eats
Cas- sna Coau'y 500 tarts ". a itl+ Crtef 81 Nc
as1t l-r ilJ lnl ct 80 elgc
"a TALL& Ctf-i-f
svorn J,a,, n T.. sh 6Iy O ? hrrafy -, -
J.sss A Sso,s No,iy fabic.
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CAYETY. SPEED. AND COMFORT.

FOR BOTTOM,
WOpCrSTrR PALMER tiTClPUnN. NASHUA
IOWTli CONC,,V FHE WHITE MONTANA
AND INTERMEDIATE POINTS
Itrp-w and stsuncn Steamer Of the Norvirl libe,
triN or hOSTON AID cry or NEWYUR
cave N-s.fots dsiiy uudsv, excepe ed II oc,o's H.
non PIT No % North lllvrl, lot Of Nsdryst.
FOR NEM. LONlslN.
ths-- correcting with tie Steamboat kIpess lfhn rom u'
arrv- poT 70 wich and Nnrc-stsf bohno hDi Nof
e..te Woic.-r sid Ssshna ard New pndoa and Nefthefp
TAI oad.. t-..
tr.I irEca tttns icvesi rui-a Ter iniomLian n1lfs
q L >. MAHIlN, AGENT. on tie fioL
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Greenwich iork. -sllts,neat u 10 GREENN

Greenwich m k.-sii,sn".t 4 Tho GREENWICH
rANk fhnCfv of wet ~ lfsf'f N if~s q
IS fof the se.. cns sti1,y Go .Sl 4sy 81 tga'y. l
,,e-sse 81 Iosn us s'i 40 ="
sfEJ-f n
As-r.Fs .Balf ~ crel.ttss- ss'a y"
srFuff nj DO - -
CIV al to4afv Ns<1st. J. WilAn hsvr. 90, i
~, Csr~~nxst 80 Yrrs 1ns dor def'-
.n4 lsf ."eee
q, "a WILLIAM hANtN '~.-'' ]
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