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Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-03-12
PLANTERS BANK NOTES.

IN ACCORDANCE WITH AN ACT OF THE
i Legislature OF Tennessee, passed December
18th. 1866, entitled an act To expedite the dis
tributioR Of the effects Of Banks. which have OF
may make assignments among their creditors. /"
notice is hereby given to the holders Of the notes
of THE PLANTERS BANK OF TENNESSEE TO hie
them with the undersigned ut the Bank in Nash
Vile, between now and the lst day of January.
Eighteen hundred and siXty-nine, 1853 and re-
ceive certificates therefor or they will be forever
barred from any participation in the assets Of
the Bank. I he certificates will be received
AT PAR in payment Of debts due the Rank.
whether rendered before or after the lst Of Janu-
airy. 1869. ID. WEAVER. Trustee.
dec25-3m
Memphis Avalanche and Knoxville Whig copy
three months and send bill to Mr.. WEAVER.
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On. MADDEN, Of Buffalo, who confessed
10 have packed i've bodies in barrels, and
shipped them 10 Ann Arbor, Michigan, to
oblige tbe medical faculty Of that Univer-
siiy, has been arrested aud held to bail in
the sum OF Sl5O0 A law OF the State
makes Il misdemeanor to send bodies out
Of DE Stale for dissecting purposes, even
when not requested for interment by
friends. The bodies Of paupers who have
died under certain described circumstances
may be need Tor anatomical purposes in the
STATE, eul mol out of IT, The penalty for
violation Of this Law is imprisonment not
90 exceed one year.
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REDUCTION OF RATES.

We are Erat6ei at boing a6ie 20 state that
the vory large increase in the number OF oar
Daily ana Tr Wcokly subscribers onahiss u 10
reduce the price of subscription TO these edihens
We do 90 the laore chesrfully because the neees-
stiles Of the people. In the impovegished eonul
uou Of oar stricken section. requires suca con
cossiors as can be reasonably made in their IN
iorcits. From aud after the lss January, there
fore cur
TERMS or SUBSCRIPTION WILL BE
IN ADVANCE
DALI ..-.,-..'.'----.'' 80 v"
TRI-WEEMIY ...-.........--....-...... 90
NEAhAh .'. .....-..--.s-....s.---- . w
And for shorter periods at the same rates.
60 We earnestly appeal 10 oar friends % sia
extending our circulation, ana Ia thereby in
casing cur means Of ofuseiulnoss. A copy II tAa
Per will be sent gratuitously TO any one send
ten subscribers 20 either Of the ediuons-
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-03-12

ELoFEENT ExTRAORDrNARY- Mary
Woods. aged hity-eight, the wife Of far
mer near Henryyille, Indiana, recently
eloped during her husbands absence, with
q hired hoy, Stephen Wilson, aged nine
teen. They carried with them all the
moveables 10 the house, and fed TO Louis
Vile, where the young man sent 10 work g.
street car driver. The arrival Of the in
iured husband broughs their dreams Of bliss
20 an end. lie has Instituted proceedings
for the recovery of his furniture, for which
he very naturally seems 70 care more than
for his wife
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1885,.
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NASHVILLE, CAIRO, AND
NEW ORLEANS
Tri Weekly Packet Line.
NO. 81.

JsHE ABOVE LINE COMPRISES THE FoL-
I lowing splendid Passenger Packets, leaving
Nashville during the season as follows
TYRONE, Toa. HARMON, Master, leaves UES-
DAfS al " O'Clock 81.
NASHVILLE, Wiley sIMMs Master, leaves Nash.
willie THURSDAYS, At Il O'Clock NJ.
TALISMAN, Capt. SrRoNG leaves Nashville
ATUkDAIS. at II o'clock, N.
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Subscription Price Reduced
,"r r,rEH os THE People AN"

FOR THE PEOPLE. o..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-05-04
OFFICE CRoTOs Aouypucr pIrAfrNKSr,
Anil Tu IVfI

CHOTOH AQrYDrCr UIpAlTNFNr,
April go, 1861.
rINO CONTRACTORS SEALED
PROPOSALS each Endorsed with the title Of the work 10 Which
relates the name bidder sud date II IL Offering will be received
this oMce until u NJ Of MONDAY May l for The construction Of
SEWERS and CROSSWALkS wits SeWe lsIec No lo In trsu
between Division (Spoc No. ~ IN Kgt tir nud
Eghty-fourst between Foh aud Fhaye lSpcc No ~ 10Th
Sixth Seventh iSpc No ~ 10 bIiihi aud
S1yourh bewetl Fourth and FnhAyoN aud ~ flaIe DO
SIXTY third and seventeth IT. Spec No ~ IN Monroe and le
between Cathans
and Markets. (srec 2 Wsest betFeen Peksp and
Dover In (Spec No
Suffolk between Grand aud Boomests AID in NoIokst be-
tween aud eerhts; and (spec 20 2Gthst be-
Third and Fourth And for CrowaSpec No ~
Fourae Fory sIhs (Spe No ~ from side BToadwA at
side Seventh between Forty fourth and FORTY
shsts spee No 2 Thdsve between Forty fourth end Fms
tspee No ~ ncono Greenwich and STihAyeA spec
No 2 Iornto lower sle Jaeksonua and Eighth
ave side AbDgonsquare; (Spec No 2 Thae
AZ lOtth 05h WaYeeypae West
Teutbst and GreeuWiclst al iOTatiO-sL
plans for he specie aud forms o bids
olSaued on application at this Office
THOMAS STEPHENS
ROBERT T. DARRAGH,
A. w. CRAVEN,
Crotou Aqneduc Bosrl
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Gieamboais ano Railroads.
HIIDSON RIYER AND HARLEM RAJ

HUDSON RIVER AND HARLEM RAIL
Il ROADSIDE and hher MONDAY. April -, 1901, ttus m
Albany and Troy connecting with Northern aai Weston trains viii
leave SsW-YOTk "a follows:
Express train via Hudson River Railroad, Th,ths and
TenAve Buffalo and Suspension Bridge change Of
and connecting Troy With trains for saogl Rutland Berng
ton lndtle North. .,
1890 m Express via Harlem Railroad Twenty rh aud
Pourhae Chatham With Western Railroad FOR Lebanon
Springs Ped Albany With Western trains aud at Troy with
trains SaratogA Rutland Burlington, and the North.
Express Hudson River Rsioa, Connecting at Albany
with train for The West
$3.50 m BIpess Hudson River Railroad connecting
trains and Troy with trains for Montreal with
sleeping attached -,
Lebanon SPRING. Ptsfed &C. and at Al
bsuy with Western trains attached Albany
$50 m Rrpre,s Hudson River Railroad with sleeping
through Buffalo and Suspension Bdge without ehnge
cars Also sleeping day excepting Saturdays attached from
through OEdenibng without change via Rome and
Railroad Connection for Troy will be made At RAst Albany This Aa
will Sundays
II m train Hudson River Railroad With sleeping attached
Albany with early trains for Buffalo Suspension Bridge
Troy with trains for Saratoga and points North This train Will
run Sundays
will via Hudson River Railroad from New York
Poughkecpse intermediate stations leaving NewIOk at
Returning leave PonEbksepne 3l5 arriving IN kewfork
G7p. m. a., -.
Also Sunday train Vi, Harlem Railroad leaving Forty seeondst
and arriving Mlerton at 34oI Returning leave Miller
at .. N, arriving at Esw.YorE at 1890 9 m - ,
VANDERBILT. Vice President
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CORPORATION NOTICE.

PUBLIC NOTICE hereby given % The otrfir
or occupant. lloues ntd Lots improved uHmprvet Llni
affected thereby that the following Asseu have e'h eomp al
lodged n The Office Of the Board Of Atsts Tor elimination -
al persons interested, VA ..... . IL, 49,
~ Fo paving Yeiyttreei from Greenwich TO "etsfee' Win '7
regulating and grading ,es curl and gutter stones and fg
ring side a ~ n 8i 18Th ~ IsJh-frtt
building 1iHycuue, between ~ aud i9th streets
and % Broadway between fi md td'sireeis
limits embraced by such Assessment include al e several Houses
Ground Lots and prccs 81 tud situated On
ls-Iot " Ncsiry from Greenwich 10 NessTee tie
tent d half che block 10 The lnfrecng streets
sides Of Eighth brtF,en - N sld Hlihsfcets
side n 7avenus from fi 10 18Th street and bon SIDES
Of o u block b0ih
sides II 1adNay from i2d 10 iJit.feets
whose Interests elected By the above named Assess
opposed 70 the either 81 them, requested
10 present their oheiursil writing 81 The undced - their
Office No 81 CHaMHERSS1BEE1 BASEMENT hbN COURT.
HOUSE, within thrty days Ion nate q ihis notice NJ
JACOB " OAKLEY. } Board
JOHN D. OT1lWRLL Of
ISAAC q. HUNT. A-wsort
OFFICE BoAED or Anss0s NV CogHriou.I. April H. 1901
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SUPREME COURI.-SARAl SHAW WHY ~
> ROBERT l. SHAW plaintiff "a Wi wLI MN a. dssadon
Ia puance " judgment order made In the above enu.cl
The pth dy April 1861 John a. Henderson, the Referee msa
d in sal. order for that purpose will sell at pablo aaeioh 70 Ihe
bs bidder therefor Exchange Salesrooms No. III broaas
an h al day Of instant IL o'clock the mortgage
ses order meBhohei Via All those sI certain 9s pen o
n,. of situate In the City Of New York and when
ger ARE bonRied and described follows via beginning al pJb o
a. nohehy Of Thirty distant one hunai
80, ssr from eastery running 'nen
nohery parallel with seopd hundred and
"a Il, inches 10 the sokhery ie Of Bast Thirty
asug tho sonheTy aids 81 Fast THIRTY
an, feet O thence sohwapy aud parallel With
h,ad and pnety feet sr inches b) TO tho
p. thence westvary along tho noheIy sus "
Psst Thirty fy feet (5Ol 70 the point OF pi.,s %
Dated May !, 1901 JNO. '" hH'D pef.re.
MI
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CUPREME COURT-DAVlD ARhlS,mi,Mi.O5yTMTS I
- .nd other. TIKI MILL RIVER WOODEN hANufaoLp "
NC CoMPAsY-Puusn, order the above se.os " ON
Hon q o. Justices Of tho
lie 2sh day April 1861 John Kelly sheriff Of INC wy v" Is I.
~ EswY York viii sell public auction the 9th Gag OF .
=, 49, M Of that law al the store Of Gilbert to 10
20 sogarist in the NewYoh all the right tue, anu .e
Manufacturing Company whsh lasl '
DE II dy Of april 1874 ~ any time sserSa Of 10 Nv me omar
consisting Of Wooden cloths that DAY aahsn
.vd pursuant u attachment ssnel w uS non
dated MAJ 1851 JOHN KBLLY Sheriff JOHN OArf~'t peP''
BhelH
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meoiral.
HUMPHREYS HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFICS

FAMILY MEDICINE CHEST Is family necessity TOa must
have something for the Cola Headache Diarhsa Tooth
ache Group WhOopus Cough other the hundred Ills that are As
to come waking with daylight PoewGmsd Orelrmed To
be provided to be preserved Here you have all require Sim
pie you make mistake Ready yoa need not wait En-
elsnt you Independent SAFE you act eaey hed
save but destroy With these
disease and the doctor bay and let health the mother Of
happiness plenty preside your household
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tkOAi'D VI ~ - -. - -, - .. a. e-,,si Z" a.
enable The Bori Of Sgp.nars Of tle Comfy q NelSA
metropolitan Police, aa provide r no eng tnl paJmet u
unsettled claims aus said tguuv passed Aprl = l" Notr
hereby given that Audit therein and Thereby created of
The usieni aud ,ctelcn Of al legal equitable claims ani
counts PRIOR January tt A. D. Eighteen laEiei and
Fau,t The Cur Of Newio have tpprei AL DO
hereby sppOut tuesday, fourth day % June l 10 10
C, Of common Pleas Room toom 10 Che CITY Wall The
CITY the day end place a vh tbe said ,r m
rre.d M hearing Open Board Of The matters n such Ssrs
eleven forenoon Of Tie sad day Tie sad sei eoais the
following provision:
Am ersoas having cazn he County o. New fk
adjusted hcreby rcd present the "a the sa Boari OF
person having outstanding demand siusi tie Colntg Of Nca
Yor shall or present such claims The Board Of Auit
within period Of months from h pagc 81 THIS set lie
s haired oa tho prosecution maintenance ~ rights ~
ton which be may an, The 81. County u Nesiofk arising
theTrlrtu. "-NeS.York April o. 1901.
RICHARD h. CONNOLLY. Comptroller CIT Of New York
Al
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DEPARTMENT on Pubic CHABirgs CoUEcrIos,
No ! Bondst, NEw YORK, April -. 1901. !
DROPOSALS.-TO MASONS AND CAR
PENTERs-SEALED PROPOSALS viii BE- received by the Com
nlssone Of Charis Correction their o until O'clock
ofthe 9Th for the Carpenter and No4 OF Tie eune
wings Of the luebnate Asylum ON Wards lslsu.
and specifications De The OLce Of Rnsk
Sands Architects, No. 80 Wall
JAMES y. NICHOLSON, ISAAC BELL,
JAMES BONLN OWEN ". BRENNAN,
af.uars
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COTRT. County of New York

CUPREME COURT County of New York
- matter Of b. G. TAYBR against THE ESTATE o. @
~ al nons Interested In Jacob LOOMS deceased and At
th lin. OF death resident Of the City ~ Ncwiork but formerly
gr Connecticut show st Special Term OF This Oon 70 Us
held ahe Hall Ia this CITY Of HegYok the third MONDAY
MAJ y6 o'clock ihe forenoon why execution should not us
@ - real rstate LOOMS deceased Judgment e
cS In this be- sal Tayer the Els, day Of June 1907 r
wv 'o" - GPoRnR O. nARNARD. J. =. Q.
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REDDING'
RUSSIA, SAIVE.
Established lsO6l
PRICE, CENTS PER BOX
7. the Universal Remedy for
BURNS sCALDS CUTS, BRUISES
aud all
FIEsH WOUNDS
CHLBLAIES CHAPPED HANDS. PILLS.
and
OLD SCROFULoUs Sores
RRUPTIoSs, BL0TCIBs, SALT RHBUM
sud all
CUTAYEOus DISEASES
RRDDISGs RUSSIA sALvB Is purely ysg,tatk Onaf made
from the very materials and comba ia Itself greater HEALING
row shy preparation before The public l' timely aPp
cation bss been The saving thousands 81 valuable lives Of
erag suffering and wherever used has proved he
o reality 4 % srTTNRsg HusAsfTI
SIXTY YEARS GENERAL USE OF THE RUSSIA sAlNb
Is A NOBLE GUARANTEE OF ITS lNCOMPARABLB
VIRTUES ~ A HEALING OINTMENT.
ale - REDDiNGS RUSSIA SANB during The past
Vars has 20 hundreds Of unworthy limitations. boz
al opposition the RUSSIA SALlB maintains It's supremacy
sab preparation having steady snd permanent sale sod hs1sr
dsnornE quality by climate ard IL sold 70 dealers a.
prcc enabling them a. realize Proat by u sale
for sals b. su Druggists ard Apo.hecan..
BEDDING Co.. Propreors
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Jew YORK and NEW HAVEN RAILROAD.


kutfarce on Iwtn,rSeventbst
TRAINS LEAVE NEW-TORK:
For Bridgeport zoo 100 (Erl il9 hl3
(Er.l (Er) as, 30 sud 600 (EIl p IN. . -.
Por Moc 81 oId fairfield. Southport ana Wespori IOl iS
q. n -. 80 p . -. .
Fot EcrrAI 10 Gr) 900 I9oa M i2l5 (ELl 800 tEIL
80, 40 Tx SO 600 tRr) p
For DsHtn 90 300. no J. m. as, 40 so p.
For Greenwich. 100 20. ll31 AS, as 80 co n
For Stanford TOO zoo Rtl 9oo laos m lAl5 EI 200 tBL
rs. 4 - Ok. As, so. 80 200 tErl r. - 80.
For Chester ant utefmta stations 100 300 lL5O nj JD,
It5, 80 e.3J, 40 ?. -. $50. -.
ror Boston, via Springfield 5o1 iELl 3to tErl 800 n
FOR Boston. sior, line, i2l5 lEIl eoo p. NJ
For Hartford and Springfield. 500 Ltl lAiS 2@ (RLh 900
For Connecticut River Railroad, soOL Grl lli'P "a Mon
tssl 5O0 D. Northampton 49,.
Hsyn New london and sOrnEi0u Railroad al 800 N,
~ IS, 400, SJ0 IN.
For Canal Railroad. Il p m n Northampton
For HOusatouie Rsilosd, BOO N. a00
Ior Naurstuck Railroad. 400 a. 1tJ y.
For Dtnhurv md Sorrsik Hsiroaf zoo 900 n t11pm
Conmoai0ui Sleeping Cars attached 10 500 10 tr,in v
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feqal Notices.


NETWORK SUPREME COURT.-LlZZlE
~ FARR PLAINTIFF ag. WILLIAM ].
relief 5lc. u. y Int Rev
Com ser) 70 the above Defendants Snmp Cancelled
answer the complaint tbs acou, wh ch vii be died The ONCE OF
lie CLERK the City and County ofNe~ York at the C Hal Of SAD
Of tho complaint on
s,r AZ his once No 40 broadway NewYork C within twenty
A.. ner The service exclusive OF The day OF
srSb service; and you f 10 the said complaint within the une
af pdGn this action will apply 10 tue Court Tor the reei
asuapIed IN The complaint Newiork January 81 1867
PHILIP JORDAN, Plaintiffs Attorney =.
The complaint this action died the once OF the lerk o.
SYoS Comfy on The FInh dag April 1861 APPS las6Ns
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EOR Newburgh, POughkecpsie and ROndout
IL daily landing Cozens Cornwall Marlborough Mnoa,
Esopus BALDWIN Mon W ell and Fri SIR THOS
CORNELL Tues Thurs and Sat from foot Hhrrost y K
EOR NEW-HAYEN, HARTFORD, and
sPRINGFIBLDFARR IS Cents Steamers leave Peek Slip for
EewHsvea at 3:l5 and II m, connecting With Railroad
EOR NEWBURGH, WEST POINT, POUCH
KREPSIR, RoNDOUT and KINGSTON landing n Coueass
Dock, Cornwall, NewlIamhuIgh snd Milton The
STEAMER MARY POWELL
Deshrossessi. afternoon 81 $50 o'clock.
EOR NORWALK, connecting with Danbury
II Raioad-The ard m NELLY WHITE, Leaves Pier
No ST. Eass River foot Of Martest EVERY AFTERNOON at
o'clock Fare, Is cents Excursion Iielets, 81 ~
/ LOYDs DOCK Huntington, OYSTER BAY
II (SorWh) and UNION DOCK (BayVle)-1he fst and
uoous steamer D. r. MARTIN Capt Samuel Undrh leaves Pier
River (CGtharues' and foot Of Tint soyen
81, East River. at 4O DAILY for The sboyelained places
NEW YORK g. TROY STEAMBOAT
~ COMPANYFoT Albany aud Troy and al points North East
EVERY EVENING saturdays exccp) al O'clock nom ler No.
a North Of Spng HB-TbE the cheapest pleasant
Earoad FOR Whitehall Rutland, Burlington North
Adams Abau OsienburF Montreal and s intermediate
stations Tickets sold checked aud state Engaged AZ the
principal hotels and at the oLces 90 the whah
DEGULAR HARTFORD LINE-First-class
Etsamers Hartford sad Granite State leave Peesp r.
daily Except Suudays At Tor Hartford Ct connecting or spring
fed Cstotyl oJok Northampton, and al Connecticut River Towns
GUNNER ARRANGEMENT.-FOr White
- stone Bayes Dock Neck Sands Point GLEN COVE Glen.
R0syu AID aer WEDNESDAY My l. The elegant and
smbo SAVANNAH Charles Post master will leave Pier No
a. n peek Spl Daily Sundays excepted at p L. for the above
named plGces.
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Eew.Jersey Steamboat COMPANY
nTOpI F's LINE OF STEAMBOATS,

"a
DEOPLE's LINE OF STEAMBOATS,. nor,r
The Tc S G s Of s s 81 J ee SS1 Dk% s
astsy SUNDAYS Icele O'Clock connecting at Albany sih rail
For t passage checking Of baggage &C. inquire I'll, Oaoe'
I ONG ISLAND NAVIGATION COMPANY.
1a1 as Io@s leaving Per River oo Eus ~ New.
foe SAG GREEN FoEr oRIEST AMP SEwsrg
FOLK-Seamsr ARTISAN Capt O. O. GOb' WEDNESDAYS ana
FOR PORT JEFFERSON AND STONY BRooK-steamer Sun.
BRAM Capt A Hdreh WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS, "Pef
Tie new beautiful SIDE Eb e. RIVER QUEEN will be put
y" '"' DAVID WILLIAMS President No. Bssirapst
J. rrrHltr, Agent, No. Jamesii@ --
CAFETY, SPEED AND COMFORT.
WORCESTER, PALMER fiTcii6gGS, xAsngA LOWELL, coz
CORD h SilE SHrih fN P6y1S AND
CRY or BOSTON and CITY or NEW YoRK,
EewYOrk dsiy Sundays ecegted a. O'Clock n from
Per No. = P6 Sq' Ssk E5S'E ,,H5 81 ''''''
'rs ' S ssF. g Sa " s hi a Y;
and Hashua and New.london and northern Railroads
Freight taken at the lowest '''' 81 h4 SiiSo &s e2s % 8, Pier
VENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW JERSEY
meets Hampton wiz pslsra[s I..vsn.. and Western
oas ng ue Ptsuga s5d tie West Without change
car" ALLENTOWN LINZ TO THE WEST
Three Express d,y TIE West except Sundays when one
"S5n y S 5i md IT., hours by . line to Chicago Cincinnati
St Louis &C. With s 81 li; s'l zRH4S
Commencing April % lso5-Le.ye New Yort as lotowm .,
wlisaspor SiIss5arls, Msh,soy C a.. r,,,.
"a y: %. Ess sd one f eS.ss s
Sh :4s S S:p Tl i ma s"
Western Soodsburg Water Gap Scranton, Pon Kingston
az TEiFor Eas.on Allentown M,ush Chunk. wks,bAra
Realizing Potsyile Harrisburg, tc
81 @.-FOr somerYle and Wilmington ~,
vTSgfS EH ~
Chunk ReadBg Harrisburg Pttsng Chicago ard Cnennateon
5ng With tau for wHAnPor' Bile ts Sleeping Cars
SIS D. m-For Junction and intermediate stations
sS S R.1wEsTEaS EXPRESS TRAIS-FOr EasOn, Allentown
Heading, Harrisburg, Pittsburgh, ard the West
Additional trains are run 10 Bergen Point EIAbeih, lie
Ists or tis West the once Os Central Raj,
a. All So Bfos2ssy and Al 10 10 GrserwlcIs st
JOSIAH o. srKARNs. Superintendent.
LTRIE RAILWAY TRANS leave Depot foot
Iso M Day prs.s for kocbs., BuSsO and a, points w.
e5c NJ WAY Train daily for and intermediate stations
BIpres. MAIL for Buffalo Salamanca DunirE and all
p0s9 Wsy Trap for Niaaletowr and intermediate stations
4:1o Way, @ Port Jerr' SewburSh Warsei aud inferno
$40 m Nigh, Express Rochester Buffalo Salamanca Duaii
.,s IN bsolnts soa,h and West.
'AI eco n wsS Tran for intermediate aon.
n.T 1:gIP an, R 81 GT points @ss. and South
500 IN Eaigrant Train, daily, for ne West ~ =, g. II.
A sis M IL NJ i:a5 $50 ii p on wEDNEs
DAY NIGHTS bests Train AT u O'clock for sune and intermediate
snEDAY TRAINS M Way Train for otsvIIe p and
eI M sisnsSss sad 81 Po1' South for Paterson
'I TcI. 9sI, PM, through 10 Salamanca Dunti and Bud with
out change Coaches AMI direct connection Win al southern a
fec Ventilated Luxurious Sleeping SGish,; all
ma T. R4ss, GsSI rssL Axs.s
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

IMPORTANT NOTICE TO PASSENGERS
Il GOING TO THE PAR WEST
Chicago Railroad Omaha Nebraska, and
Pacific Railroad from thence the North Platte,
making regular daily connections with Wells Fargo Cos
GREAT OVERLAND STAGE LINE
Salt Lake Montana Idaho Nevada, and California Pas
WELLS, FARGO L COMPANY.
frfefors
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fine arts.
6ituaiions iOantco-5emaIss

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4mnsernenfs.

DISTORps FAREWELL TO AMERICA
ANGELO TYRANT OF PADUA. 49,
The sale RISTORfs farewell nights VIII eo~'
this morning. Schnuers Music Store, No M Brodssy
MONDAY, May aud WEDNESDAY May g. victor HUGO eSe
bratet Dfans, ANGELO TfRANr OF PADuA kislohi Hsf
eelebnted role 81 THISRR
Orchestra Seats reserved o. Private Boxes containing four seats
fRj Dress Circle reserved 80; General admission ei 'Oi fsnJ
Circle, IS cents PrOseeainm Boxes, $40 and "
RROOKLYN. ACADEMY;-RlST0RL
- RISTORPS ONLY FAREWELL NIGHT
TUESDAY. MAY T. ADELAIDE RlST0RI
for tie last time IN America IN Der great role Of
ELIZABBrH, QUEEN OF ENGLAND.
SEATS for Nine RISTORrS Farewell Night In Brooklyn for sale a.
Brooklyn Academy and at Nos 2 and ia Broadway
TNHE BARNUM AND VAN AMBURGH
Il MUSEUM AND HBNAGBRIB Co,
Broadway, between Spring and Prncss&
PUN FUSlI FUNlii
''- YANKEE LOCKE
EVERY AFTERNOON AT o. EVENING AT H.
The beautiful American Drama OF the
GREEN MOUNTAIN BOY,
GRAND MOVING PANORAMA OF THE NILE.
To oOsclud' with tho ia9ghsss Re nS 81 inc
TIE MUSEUM HAS BEKN THOROUGHLY RENOVATED AND
REPAINTED AND
NEW CURI0SITIBS ADDED.
TiiB ENTIRE CONTENTS OF TIE UTICA MUSEUM
GREAT LIVING CURIosTTIBS.
GIAHTRSS. DWARF, ClRCASSIAN GIRL
80 SPECIMENS OF LIVING AUSTRALIAN BIRDS
LIVING SNAKES, MONKEYS. LEARNED sBAI HAPPf FAnlLf
GRAND AQUARIA.
OVER 800 600 OTHER CURIOSrTiRS
Admission % cents; children under 10. Is cents
MONDAY Nay BOuCICAUL.S Sensational Drama, tia OCIo
ROOM, will be produced
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T,TPNITIJRE. CARPETS, BOOKS. LIBRA:
RMS Nc bought or cash No lS sItea's osssesaF ma
T,Qa sts O. 9Ye Io.aGs q Bssks es R-
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The magnificent steamers this lice the ST JOHN anl DREW
Pier North foot Of Canat every evening alter
ustey Sundays eIed o'clock connecting al Albany Win r
roads 10 all stations West and North
FOR freight passage checking Of baggage Gc inquire We once
IN The VIII
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FOR PORT JEFFERSON AND STONY BRoOK-Steamer Sun
BEAN CAPT A Hdreth WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS A. per
table -.
HE new and beautiful RIVER QUEEN will be put
on the route 10 Sag naThot about Say ], 1907.
DAVID WILLIAMS, President. No Beeimsnst
Z TrTuff Apent No