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Behind the Lighthouse.

Old f.gyism is not quite dead. People arr
still TO he found who think that health is pro
NOTED b. depletion Wa there ever such FALSE
logic. Nature is the grand antagonist of disease
and the dcplcters propose to PROSTATE Nature
in order. one might suppose. to give the enemy
a double chance ut the life of the patient! Tho
true practice is 40 to invigora;c the vital power
as to render them an oycImatch for the elements
of disease. This can 10 done with HOSTEL
TIERS STOMACH BTTTERS. OF Ill vegetable
tnnics they are the most powerful and the nOst
genial. At this season. when even the s;ronges
organizations are liable TO be affected hy the al
formations of stringent cold and malarions mois
turc. this incstimable protective medicine
is especially needed. Persons prcdisposed
10 hilinuSncsS. dyspepsia, constipation, intrrmit,
tent fever. o. any of the complaints which cold
weather superinduccs or agsravates. should take
il regularly throughout the Winter and Spring
months. 1t is absolutely pure ind harmless.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-02-19
swiss bridal Custom.

A correspondent travelling in Switzer-
land, writes hat the custom of making
gifts to the bride prevails there as every
where, hut he thinks it is better rcgula-
It'd. The bride makes out u written
list of things she will require in begin
ming To keep house, especially those
that are over and above what would
naturally be furnished by her friends;
and one Of them says, IL will give her
this" ands marks that as provided for;
another will give her something else,
and sometimes two or three more. will
combine and furnish a still more expen'
sive present than any one would give
alone. After the wedding the couple
usually start of on an excursion, and
on their return they find their dwelling
filled with these presents, each marked
with the donors name.
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4 CARD TO

a Clergyman, while residing in South Ameri-
ca as q missionary, discovered a safe and simple
remedy for the cure Of Nervous Weakness,
Early Decay, Diseases Of the Urinary and Semi
nal Organs, and tho whole train of disorders
brought on by baneful and vicious habits. Great
numbers have been already cured by this noble
remedy. Prompted by a desire to benefit the
for preparing and using this medicine, in a seal.
ed envelope, TO any one who needs it: Free q
eharge. Please inclose n postpaid envelope, adj.
dressed to yourself. Address, JOSEPH /.
INMAN, Station ID, Bible House, New York
City. novl3
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-02-19

There is a good opening for the unem
ployed in Western Missouri and Kansas
The Kansas City (Mo.) journal Of Com
meyce says: This city will next season
build three times us much as it did last
we are brilding a railroad bridge across
the Missouri which will cost owe /
halfa million of dollars: we shall slst
build the largest depot in the West
The Fort Scott Railroad will need both
laborers and mechanics. Unless at least
5000 more laborers and mechanics come
here by spring, the work will have tc
be delayed, and private enterprise mnst
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-02-19
Philip Phillips.

Ii any of our readers have donbts rs
10 the berefts Of advertising, they have
only to be referred to the rush made for
reserved seats for the concert of Philip
Phillips. Sc great has been the demand
that it has been decided to place one
hundred reserved seats on the stage and
remove the stoves from the body of the
Hall. Mr.. Phillips is a dcServedly pop
mlar singer, and we are happy to see
that oar people appreciate the fact and
are willing to lend a helping hand to
benefit the Church for which the con
cert il to be given.
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TOWN TRIPLES.

New Advertisements.
The Edinburg is the Wednesday pack
ct for Cincinnati.
Gardiner is closing out his stock OF
boots and shoes.
A brick dwelling is offered for sale.
Maxwell and Tingle have received a
lot of flour, sugar and molasses.
The Inspecting Committee of the Fire
Department will hold q meeting We'd
nesday evening.
VI. C. Leech & Co. offer a tire-proof
safe for sale.
A notice concerning plasterers appears
elsewhere.
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New York Prize Association,
800 uroadwny. New ysrh.

9 4 NM Silver Tla Aafa - 10 10
T.g,., = ,rI
Rle,sn, I.-Sa 49, -, sun." an M,
,,Ib-,nS. s - 'A''' NV"
"Tn s1Ionors .,
IN name and yalne Of each sriIr 81 70,
Soods are marked Ga Tickets, placed
Envelopes, and wen miIrd. On rcce'pl =
Sehs.; an envelope containing sncS II,t"
- dIawh WITHOUT enoioe, and ael" -,
cnce, et srnt Wy hal 70 any sharee. n.
49, aI.sI seeihg sbst ArtoisI a,A. H.. a
nanf--NnIeh LAY oe Irom one W III
1870 ."Ia'o "a psJ"sn. " .nr. Il
..., sfse hAme.h ~ US, 60, Al
~ Any o'nsI artir,e MARIO on our 'n.,<
We .s'Ss '1ur. livery Ifkst a,-s
N"iIn ons Doilaf, OF more; ~ 40
ouI p<,Iohs can aelssr,h on p'nnpt 49, !,
Inc ar1cses drawn VIII be imm'''strp -
EIpIess or return mall. OF dsllrsrrdst goI :,
IItter. from many ersons aekno"1rhghE.
reosip, OF Nsiuabte Gnts iror2 us ma,D 49,,
on NE nj our Once. anong whom ne arc y
miitsd 70 refsrto; 81.
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To Ruaincaa Hen.

The WEEKLY REGISTER is.a large aud
handsome .forty-eigbi column paper, and
is read by a larger number and n more
intelligent and well-to-do class of peo.
pie than airy other newspaper published
in West Virginia or Eastern Ohio. 1t
has a respectable circulation in every
county in this State, and reaches owe
five hundred p~9st-officos in the neigh
boring States. Its value as III adyer-
tising medium is apparent.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-02-19
TIE Advergiscrx.

Der Arbeiter Freand is the only news
paper printed in the German language
in West Virginia. 1t is read by all the
Germans, without respect to party, in
this State and Eastern Ohio; and is,
therefore, On excellent advertising me-
dunn. 1t is issued every Saturday from
the REGISTER office
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-02-19
"IFeaIiag on Its Wings

Say all who have used the Old Home BittcIs'
To the Weak and Debilitated just rising from
some long spell Of sickness, we assure you there
ia nothing more grateful. You Dyspeptic Ones,
with Your constant ailinss, with your Nausea,
Headache, Sour Stomach, &c, Use Old Home
Bittcrs and he relieved. Sold everywhere.
LAUGHLIN, SMITH q CO.,
J.t prnuripfOrs.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-02-19
background Railways OF Lsndon.


Anew York business man, of great
experience in road matters, writes from
London under date Of January 20, to
his friend in this city, naming some Of
the things he has seen which he likes !:
"Not least is their extensive system of
underground railways. 1t is perfectly
wonderful how they jerk the people
about, at the rate of about fifteen miles
an hour, from one end of the town to
another, and across and around-stop-
ping about once every half mile,
at some prominent corner, at a sta
ton, from which you emerge to
the upper air. and find yourself some
where near where you want to be, and
miles from where you were n half or
tbree-quarters of an hour ago. These
trains run each way, being double
tracks, about every ten minutes; and
morning and evening they often consist
Of seven or eight cars, holding thirty or
forty people each. The cars are lighted
with gas-not the tunnels, except ut
~stations-so that you can read your pa
pers !; and there is no smell Of smoke.
or cause of sutfocation. How they VEN
tilate them so well can hardly see. II
there is any fair show for stock in the
New Underground Railway, l want H."
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-02-19
& Tingle,

Wholesale Grocers, Main street, re-
ceived yesterday direct from New Or
leans the first shipment of y. o. Sugar
and Molasses since the war. See adj
X~ertisement.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-02-19
EwADvERTIsEMENTs
Ross Piasferers

FAKE NOTICE THAT on AND AFTER
j Feb. 18th, 1861, we, tlfo journeymen Plaster.
ers Of this city, will demand rs. per day until
April 1st, 1867, and en- and after that date 400
per day. Plas.erers In tie vieinityare requested
not to work under these prices. BY order of
the IfebI9.Itsl COMMITTEE.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-02-19
Ever, shrewd Hu.ine.s Man,

Will understand that advertisements
inserted in the REGISTER reach a larg
and important class OF people that can
be reached through no other medium.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-02-19
20 10 GraYcS'

No. 30 Monroe street and buy yonI
Wall Papers. lie has the largest and
and best assortment i'll the city.
Feb. l9-1w.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-02-19
Pores, and swecie.a Cod Liver Oil

Parcsi and swectei Cod Liver Oil
In the world, manufactured from fresh
elected livers on the sea coast. This
Oil is characterized by q sweetness and
purity peculiar to it alone. Its repnta-
ton is SO great that it takes the lead Of
other oils, and is universally prescribed
by physicians, Remember to ask for
Hazard g. Caswelps Cod Liver OIL
Caswell, Mack e. Co., New York, Sole
Manufacturers. For sale BY all Drug
gists. maj 20-mwseow1y.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-02-19
TLe Reai fold Pen

In the world is the W b Richards
Star Pen. Call on J.. Creasey at the
Business College and get one. Every
pen warranted
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-02-19
FOR SALE,

ONE ELEGANT. LARGE SIZE FIRE
" Proof Safe. with all the modern improve
.ments, IN use but a short time; Nil be soid low,
f.Lio-Iw No. III Main street.
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NOTICE.
FOR SALE,

SUBSTANTIAL TWO STORY BRICK
"A Dwelling. on south side Of Clay, be-
tween Fifth and Sixth streets, containing six
rooms, good cellar, coal vault, &c; Gas in every
room. Enquire of J. NJ. RICHARDS at
frbIa-Iw DILLON. THOMPSON x co.
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FULTON PAPER MILLS,

r EvIs, LITTLE & CO, SUCCESSORS TO
IL A. Armstrong & Son. We are now manu-
featuring Q superior article Of Tea Paper. Or
den by mail, or left 1t J. c. Or q Cos win ~
ccivs prompt attention aec9o
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-02-19
FLOUR.
NO. SUGAR and MOIasses.

a. HHDS. PRIME y. o. SUGAR.
20 100 bbIs do MOlasses.
just received per Steamer Kenton. we inFIt'
the city retail rrocers' attention 10 the above
goods. AWE llNphE'
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-02-19
PIANOS.
PIA n OS!
HIS COMPANY HAVING on

Corner II Rulas
and Fayct,e Sirect-. and NJ. ~. Il sod
10, North Eutaw Street
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Terms, by Mail, in Advance.
many

: DAILY IH
or. Seor s. 50 Three months....$a 90
Sir montbs..... 4 20 One month";. IS
M susscnISxRs N Tue CTTy. $3.50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-15

TRAINS LEAVE NEwYoRki ,,,s
Fer NsuHsven and Bridgeport, 100, SIC tkLh III ~
GI.l act (krl aG, 40 and 90 (ktl - n $780,. ,o I'm
For Esrr.i, Too % CsIl 500 lisa -, rn EIh a"AIh
a., 80: tEsl 20 q s09 :, Sssls., .sksr.
Fst Stamford zoo aoe (Rrl 800 npa N iIaD sa+h ~N'
HEl 3S, 40 (Rr. AZ ao. $50 t0 az 40 unl as
40 49, 10 q" CONNECTING rsirS
Fer Bestoa vi. spnnsssd, 500 a n (xIE 1~ brha~ps
Fer Bo.to. w. khers Lac - kLh t~p q. -, ~,
Fer Hartford ani spnsTssA tosa n uhL III" =" 'A-h
Ps Connection. River Railroad iooA IA OH nnr Mo-
h,. y" N $1,000 pa r.ht R.rsai aes CEL) Nv
"A stonI.gts. Hs;lrsxl a tS Z -
!" ss w. c.S,,i ssiiresd isisp n "a SethsnpssA
~, IIsu.sterc Railroad, 300 n, 31l p n
~ K.,y.tuef Railroad, 400 5op N -.
~, D.pbur, asa EervAk Railroad, TO, aS a, SSpn
csnrsdsas Ssspss Cars attached Ies ~ INA novr ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-15

pHnk and al points Wess ard koc ny tn s sleeping oseAeS
viii .hrnugh TO Cincinnati Nbout ch.nge.
500 D. EnTr,rt Trails daily. nr the west ~
Also Way Trains Bo.ng Prsss: Ard t'cn -
AM s;l5 n ~ las. 80 6.D, AID II M DC "EDssS-
DAY NIGHTS Train II O'Clock or sussra and intermediate
SUNDAY TRATNs-s;D n Way Trsia ssr otsyi. Il scda
tp o PEiers,n Ngt FTes for Dunkirk, Buaae Koch
tt SsaUsLc. al p.ns West and South u tr PAsTso
ard rot J-rrs 49, -.
Salamanca puEk and Bnfslo WITH
change Coaches direct eonossa WITH all soaihsn A2
Werr.u Enes
Perfectly Sleeping Coaches Al
Night Trains
Dope. 100, Chanbers HssY0 ai Long poes Depot Jec
civ H RIDDLE. Gsn1 Sapt .
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Go mbum Il MN Gomtrn.

I ANDSCAPE GARDENING and FARM
~ DRAlx-CHARLHs y Err. ARD Surysy0f AsA Practical
Gardener Inh!ers PSL IoRg Is'td r. prepared nais a.
hy su, cosnty ss.. r.s csIas te t E.D.,. si..n.'s
v gVea the Important % Land Dransge amer
thorough basel serAn urVys ths, hufs lmpesba
ksissses-hr ssloa ksblnsob AEiesipra Batter D. TbSse
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ssuus,s anS Sams al1nt,S.

NVANTED--A BUILDING for manufactur-
w lag puroses; good light without Psrr equal TO D. 600
et o. fo, Aad vsri than 80 By wanted by s sDd
soper conveaLi s side bsSS Tshibs. prsned Address H.
q. 4, Station A.
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60 Tt.

ITO LET--With Steam Power, fine ROOMS,
With erteer light 10 good location eonVeasept ad well
sste manufacturing .uue Pregs 81 three s"r' lease
moderate Address A. u. o. BOT No. III Tribune Once
rNO LET, Furnished-The first-class HOUSE,
and frs. class ttare. No. 50 IVES, Peysyenhst Immediate
possession. wv. BENEDICT. No. 10 Finest
OD FLOOR to LET OF HOUSE No. 20 East
~ Fourteeuh ell the eopvehhces are there's so mouth
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-15

TOR PHILADELPHIA and LONG BRANCH
-RARITAN AND DELAWARE BAY RAILROAD-Frcm Pier "a.
81 FOO. Of Dushest North Rver 81 III krrss Line Tor Ph
eeoa'a, &c. AZ or Toms River, Logg ssAEeh, aS
Fare 20 PHILADELPHIA opy 81
Po EewYo-BIgress Line, from yHest Fery, Philadelphia -
Fast FREIGHT Line for Philadelphia direct AMI ry s'atioo' yel
Pier reaching Garden At ketatiag from Pnss
diphiA Ne 10 North DeaSArssve At p y. sstes %.
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T,.1 CIVILIZATIONS.

4 NEW NUMBER READY THIS MORNING.
THE GREAT NEW FAMILY PAPER,
rrIJ. TsIRESIDE COMPANION,
is READY THIS MORNING.
THE FIRESIDE COMPANION
CONTAINS THE BEST sToRIBS,
THE BEST SKETCHES,
BEST ANECDOTES AND ADVENTURE
THB BEST ILLUSTRATIONS,
snd s decidedly -
TIE BEST FAMILY PAPER PUBLISHED
UNDER THE HARROW.
p HAMILTON NYERSs BESr STORY.
UNDER THE GASLIGHT.
DALYs GREATEST ROMANCE
AWAITING THE SIGNAL.
sHERwoOD's TH2ILLING NOVEL
AND CHARMING SKETCHES,
BY MARY KYLE DALLAS AID OTHERS.
AXE ALL IN THE PRESIDE COMP ANON
THR HANDSONEST AND MOST ENTERTAINING
FAMILY PAPER or THB AGE
ASK ANY EEWSDBALBR F0R II.
Prics ceuts Terms Of subscription - year IN advance
GEORGE MUNRO Z Co.. no. lJl Wilamst N Z.
KNIGHTS HISTORY OF ENGLAND.
Ia an Illustrated History u Socis snd G9veIg FROM the esr
est period by CHARLES kNlGl L. illustrated Wth
hundred and light YcA gyo eOh
received quantities by LITTLE BROWN Co. No. Io WASH
ingon-st. Bosie1
TFIHE SPLENDID DECEMBER and CHRIST
Il MAS No. Of DgMURESfrS MONTHLY MAGAZINE eombines
Fashions bet Poeas Stories Mnse sra Az u
CAstaAs W JENNINGS DEAORBsT No. t'J Broadway, ~ l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-15

fR. A. F.rSMIIh having resigned as GeheiaA
VA superintendent u this COnpanJ NJ JESSE BuRD6 has e
appointed his successor WIN H. 'AADhEb,ILiii |
r ONG ISLAND RAILROAD Winter ArS
~ npgemenI-CAnge Of Tme-Leivs James,p' a. III
train for Greenpo and ali wAyFta,a eounecusg hineD
trains Cove and HrmPsisd II yoses n,,1
and all wsystatous BIpres trn for bf tea ~. %
Head Saturdays only <p syossc ,nd Cleo Ue1t
and all stations FarnrgiAe in4 hsnpssesa P'''Ns
train for North Tip. Saturdays only. .... a.
Sunday Excursion Train leaves HaHtsSs Poai nsSs N '
huau 'SA v - ~ ~. I'M RARrnN. Saperl ntsndenk
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Sutton Sails Of 3,al csfai,.
W. II. gnLxa AueuoseeL
DY JOHNSON g. MILLER
ID .UCrfONEERs AND
RglL ESTATE BROKERS',
NJ. y; Ess,rsr coz CApAR..r, NgvYoHH
E,o,. Ia. C.untry Seats. Ard FaTms LoLki rented

REAL ESTATE hRS.-
No % hA9Wsr, coz CADAR'r, NE"'loH
u., sos Lo.. Ceuniry seats ard Farms Lotf rented en-
fs resol, faction sssof Siosl Furniture hd.e Ne
nor SALE- MARINE HOSPITAL
0ROUSDs-So'es 10 hrssy sy.a nat pursuant 70 hs Ia
charter T3 81 toe 81 ls said Board viii al az rabe eleasn
TIE EIEne Room No III hro,GNC IN te Oi
WEpEE-pAT TIE ION ety ~ November nsft 81 u
oolock by L. H. LUDLOW CO. Aie;euet -. En I, onsng
GROUSps Witch bounded described rSss - N To
ain ruoi hrrsecLon 81 The soseT soc o
MAJ Known S,ats,, Nh the eerJ ado OF IomPhinsse
rprrg snes ,ouker aoug tue eaI,ef SIDE %! eru s
FEET - AtA 81 isnee saser( aus We h9fhe sc
ahst A more to os sa;er mars on The Gay Of New
YORK. eHce plhery ts hay ~ owyttt mGrs 40 e more
es 10 point which distant Al feet and incles ortl'fV
f .ou,r lands belonging n the Und faiesi eaes
,sst.r ue parallel with tad soarr ms
which would
ait
f..t b Inches ~ sld nfs % TIE lrtt1
s thence along westerly e % say and. ~ ieei more or lees
~ H Goag o;F IT, 3ij eet more or ICES "
H. rt f es n lea nung eoaiag . Ls the more
title sni Interest 81 ne STATE
NssYos atd 20 tie e-atsr q tie st' aud sass
afafnfs 81. be mtfe parcel the hsbe tif
l A. at Tea ,ar Hundred AL hy tholsaDd collars
1egD AL tuhs fcsnaton of The use OF % rpch o
grounds land s1ter front aere ISIS tP<cci
NJ, .s,pt section II Aaptef Isl u he ss Of 1906 Tor the puns.
rp,rd "a sAd the PERIOD q se m the "a dp ~
ARA s Tie purchaser vii be eHsa % patent fVm ths siie'
sT,hos rss. together all The ands under water IN front Of
al BrH.as so f,ei berod "gpaier nArf sugeet "np
10 ,usi relen and conditions usually contained In sraan
ffn e au's nler Ter eeut of the phfehne
VII rfqui be paid 70 he bosri al The time on sale ara
,hs resus within Thirty N.ps Of the property mar be
seen ~ u. Oses sf the ssoreay, No % Phe,h g..
H. W. JOHNSON, seeressfy.
Ne-.Yorh October g. 1907.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-15
NEW-Y0RK and NEW-HAVEN RAILROAD
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT:
COkhksCIkG JUNK J. AsL

Yas.ssf State, m eeuer Tven ievsthsa Az Foss
ava Entsncs T~entv-svcria-sa
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Marblt Wanttls.
M,bitaI.

REYN0LDSs SPECIFIC for GOVT and
justly ebrstsd medicine continues '. 30
hs the hett estimation by euusue udsrA
The sgsung ptiss relieved Ia s hour by single Dee
and few rpetuons restore bs tie limbs and leave lhe sufferer
perfect health sod ksEfot tJ bfessra CARL STRONG. No.
l53 Water JOSEPH HoRSBY's sOg No 81 Mdsssns. and
ELRBY NJ. 81 hAdenlape whosfs ~ the Pvprsier. Mr.
TIOS. REYNOLDS EDMONTON. M.illessE. Rngl.sd
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zlusital Snstrpmrlis.

90" AZELT0N BROTHERS.
PISoPoETH NlSuyAcTUAErs, vosA can hs shs.tsa 81
surs and tie prbe gsusrsy 10 lie RAM ssi
In tie Of Paio Their "kLPHONC ACkAFPH
TRBBL" bAs been tested b. tie bFhS nrsa "a en toe sosR
aud esded By all 20 power hhAin' ard ssAss Ne
bigbss. degree WnsTseEs Ne - YnlsssL fiAzss 70 Itst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-15

~ NV LIN AND hAIsl4Lh MILE
ROADSIDE Aad sner MONDAY April 70, 1885, tr-ios f2r
Albany AID Troy connecting viii NSrhsn ALL Wean 'iaI VIZ
leave Nsx-York a. hloSU -.
EIrrcss train va Huoa Birer Rslcsd Thirnrhr All
through Bridge stlo change o.
TrOy - tss to- Sa''EA. EaaI+ Sarlnr
ton. tbdthe North
Ic:3J n Express RAien Railroad Twenty 'Eihst ~S
Chatham With ssicn 2nrosd ST Lsoeno
Servings Ptisash Albany with Weston xria' ami 81 roJ VIII
"a 70. Rutlani Buriagton, And he Aestt
u m Express HudaaE River Rosd eoHasaaF Ao's
sitA train Tor tho " est ~, -.
aud At Troy sh trains tor h'1'rss ~ss
sleeping AitSeked O., ,r, .......,.. =, f..h,-.
with Wssera kaOaa Lebanon sPrrg' eaea te 'oe Ale
ksny s,I&eted 81 Ahtni
imson kive Railroad with seenns ea.
attached through Bufo ant srspeao bniss H0es
clears Ao sespins dsy excepting Ssard',' arti n
Through OgnsaaG without charge ". Rome aae "
RslosS Connsctop r will lie made Kss Albany IhsusS
will Sundays "a, -. ....A.s
Albany viii early trains for BHf.o ssd bhsss
with M sazatssA aud points Neh lbs HhA VIZ
ruu o Sundays
10 akd uerpedas stations eaflss Nr"iork t
m Rstarnisg PScshbsspse a. "a? arriving Nss'luS
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New-York tribune., 1867-04-09
UNIVERSAL BRICK MACHINE.
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

FROM GALVESTON April s-In steamship QUAKER Ci,-NL.
FROM NEW ORLEANS, AP 8-Ia steamship Msian,as-Com g
A. Cuhman L. S j. IT, sanIcTsou Mr. and Mrs Brewster ard child
Harrington Mrs Cook W Mus, W. BeggaI Mr. and Mrs
Mrs H. Brown r. Bernard j. Johnson Wlaia
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Michael w Churchill Mr. and Mr. Lever and child d. jssob
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Porter, }. DreeT J. Harhaw, and others In SteeTsge
New-York tribune., 1867-04-09
RE-MopELrNG THE CITY OF NEw.yoRK.

" lAs Editor Of 1hs TitbtaG
SIR: Let me correct a crooked impression Which kA
got into the straight heads OF some OF those who have
read the description of the plan now before the Igss
ture of this State o change the eastey boundary OF
the City of New-York" The present East River would
not be filled south OF Fourteenth.a and only line
extending from Fourteenth-st. and nearly parallel
With the line OF Avenue ID, to Hunters Pont on Long
Island.
y proposition s to change the shape Of The boundary
on the eastery sde OF the City 81 New York and lhs
westerly side OF Long Island opposite thereto by emitting
a new East River of the dimensions ne hereinafter de-
scrbed through Long Island from Hunters Point To Long
Island Sound TO be completed by sections and mob oebe
until flushed after which the old channel may be closed
and filled up, thereby avoiding and doing away Win ne
Gates both large and small, and adding 10 tbt Cly o.
New.YOrk the width OF the channels ON escb sue Oh
Blackwes Island the Island itself and the and "h ohs
Island and also Wards and Randall's Islands =,
"The proposed new East River or eetyEy Soiu We
Nnmn.a... s:or, ine pres6t ciahNels ut " US fSs,
changed or nterfered with, ana w9ul1 We u '"'''
$500 feet wide, and forty rect ueeP ~ ,h, ,ast.ry
A. an illustration of the proposed ehahR " ' -
nnnIary of fhe CITY OF NewYork, we WI suppose
rronos,tIon 10 be made for act OF the wy
liz NJ New-York 10 change the NORTH hNe' Ioi
icnotI ~ i've lnes and make It similar 70 the
um1 ne Cate with similar dangers and impedhch,s """'
hoid We think of the saneness OF the proc.iW, o,s
Te nronosed new East River. on tie tast sne ",sl
hc far snperor 10 the present Nerh Ristf 10.
Nec York, Jpra !, 1867