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Means OF shc Company.

Estimating the distance 20 be built b. the Union
Pacific 10 he 5G5 miles the nited states HoNerA-
rept issues its SIX per cent Thirty ~ ears Boz . 70
ate az about $3.50 per mile, amounting 70
sii,2i-.n0l. ..- t-;-.
Thc Company also permitted tolssue iis OWL ~
Nort.ige Bonds % an cqua! amount. and AZ tue
same time. which hy special Act Of congress arc
made o First Mortgage Oh the entire Inc ti.e
bonds Of the Uu.tCd States bang 'H.orlrii' 10
them. .......
The Government makes a donation o.! ~"
acre Of land o. the mile, amounting 70 20 Vs.
acres estimated O. he worth Sl.uiiiN., hahll-
10000. but o.. fun value Of tic lands cannot
now Do. realized.
Tie authorized Capital stock a. llc company i
ono hundred million dollars of which five million
have already been paid in, and Of which Dc is not
supposed that more than twenty live millions az
most viii be required .
Tie cost Of he road IS estimated By competent
sr--ncers ~ he about one hundred million dollars
fv-u-fve u Cg1ipmcnt.
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LOOK
~ Good 1onfs Wanted

81 to Canvass Vermont with WELLS LAWYER
AND BUSINESS MANS FORM BOOK, ENTIRELY
new Edition ESQ pages. What every man needs and
will buy in fact the best selling book for % years
Forms for every kind Of bushes to
ge Their with new Bankrupt and Revenue Law, Pen
sions, Homestead &c, &c. A more comprehensive
Digest could not 10 desired. No business man
can safely be without copy.
For terms and territory, address immudiatelv
ID. 3. GUERNSEY 4 co, General AGENTS
wIm2 Concord, New Hlmp shire
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-07-12

/ very confidently and earnestly rccll1--.
J. ". Po.and's Humor Doctor as an czrei.f-;' -
dy for Humors, having been wonderfully .s--
BY it myself Ny own case was a very sever
obstinate one. For more than two yolrs --
upon the side of my hands, and even down
wrist, was constantly cracked and broker
that / was unable 70 use my hands aa1y
wet work, and was obliged to wear gloves ia "
70 avoid getting blood upon my wars. Tic D.
which SO afflicted me was probably '1---
Of Erysipelas and Salt Rheum. My general
was quite poor. Soon after BEGAN 70 use '-i .
nor Doctor, could perceive signs q h'l----
continued 10 take the medicine till IEs --
cured. My hands are now perfectly free i'-
mors, and to all appearances my whole 3, ~.
clear Of il, and has been for several m 7ui-i. --
eigaf bottle, before ] felt safet 10 give il ef.-'-
hut they cured nc.
HAERIEr WHEEL.
Stonclam, Mas. July o. i5--.
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Summer Arrangement.

Tho Splendid aua Co mol ,gs steamer
1kNkDA Uu. A1uEc5 S..
United STATES, ~. i3l-ilI'
VOSTQFAL AEsEi -4Al To
nN and after Monday, July $50 tr.r
" Daily Line each way 1-.l .N'ei-. H'
the Steamers
GoiSo sluIu.
NJ, G.,,-leave plattshur.l s.. NJ. Ilr.
lington I0. s. 4. n. arrivO 20 li-al.'i'-t
p n. Whitehall p. N.
Rouse's Point 40 3 70 p b., Burlington i'
NJ, arrive % Whitehall s.. VI.
Tho r,ornin- AMI evenin. Boats make close ,--
nection M whitehall Will trains 7 a-t1' %
Troy, Albany New York and the "a-i
GOING NORTH,
Leave Whitehall % 4. VI. and p A 3rii. Z.
burlington p. n. AMI 300 \. N.i t4Alt
burah $50 A. VI. and -..I p. Ut ana l..-ai
Point at .oo F. N. ne algIi.-i - r.--,.s,.
al Plattshursh and Evening Boar Pr d. use
Point with trains fr Montreal ana Cd ----.
hurgh.
s@~0n SATURDAY morning Abe steamer l.-ie
States will leave Rousc's Point q Co.'s
which Messengers will pass through INC l-.-A- p
daylight, and connect with Escnl-- L-A-- 81
Athens FOR New York.
-TT.ctsfs cool uufd tsfi. Barge
through. F4re - t1tc as by 1Hg ai.'f .-'...'
Through Tickets can Re procured 90 Grand
Trunk Railway Offices, Montreal. % TIE Iri1e. ~
selaor & Sarat0ga, HUDSON River ana I-sfc Steam
ers and at the General Otcc 81 Tie Company
West side q City Park, Burlnst r., W..
HIRAM TRACY.
GcrI supt.
Burlington, Vt, July ist I-f-.-dNWu
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Wine ger Gent,

,nl.t .s believed that on tie completion q the
rGa5. Ike TIE Government Bonds. they will 20
1f5yc r4r. Tic Company intend O. sell but a
Ii-ri amount M tls % esenr low tc, ans retain
tIa ROM 10 adrauce tie price 40 their option.
Subscriptions viii De received Ia NcW AorN bi
tic
Cr~rrvEvrtL NtrrvfL EfN.I No Nr.'1u SIS
Crtrr I.1re 4 Co.. TsyREEs. 30 Wall ST.,
Jguv j. Csc. Z sos, EANGErs, 80. , Wall st-f
AMI fv BANKS And BANKERS generally
t1r0u-lout the Uultc- states, g Wl.i maps ana
descriptive pamphlets may BE %. taiuel They wall
1I-l fo SOM b.. maj. from the q. p1uJ once
H.. D. Nassau Street, rev YORK, on alulcltic %
suis-ritcrs viii select tlc.r CEu AGENT in wh0u
tl.. have c.aa. Cuce. Who alone via Pc rcsi .lsi
f-1-.. fEt.a H.- tic sl.c deliver no the bonds.
JOHN j.. CISCO. Treasurer.
r--erI..r amos New Au...
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13uuks and Stationery


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Prospccfs Col. RsMsiMesS.

The railroad connection between Omaha ana the
Flst now complete, and tie earnings o. the
Union Pacific on the sections already hul-heI llr
tic Grst two weeks In May were cll+nt 90 me-
sectional earnings as the road progresses vii Lu'
morc tIau pay tho interest ca the company 3
bonds. and TIC through lusilc77 over the ohll
limo 90 railroad between the Atlantic ans fac'Ac
- : L.
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DOVER, y. H., jas
Dr. Poland received your letter .1la-
70 the Effects Of your medicine on sea s.'a-
am happy 10 say that think &c IS "ie l'--
for that dreadful sickness. / tri-i rlf'-
scriptions, hut found none tia; settled che -
and cleared tho head like the H.at,- . '.''T. q.
a. though / could hardly wait to Get ashore
treat you to introduce il into ship .hani-''1 81.
u at it may ind It's way 10 those eL1 s1i''
the mighty deep from sea siclress. j %
Who take their families with them, or e-l'i
sensors, should try it for once. thy Woll- --'
willing TO voyage without 70.
1 have used it in my family since is iHl
to the public; for bilious labits, hel'-'-
humors about ny children, AID have 1---l
il 4 sure cure.
aia lot fond Oi having my name appe'
lie, and woald not consent to it on any a''.--
to relieve the suffering; but, if the i're-
be Of any eryice to you or the public yoa''-
use oft
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Ananfial.
SIN PEER CENT, IN GOLD
Ninety Gents on the Dollar

This road is already completed T. Jules1uI-l'
ami trains are regularly running over u
MIC Company has now on hand sufficient lr .1-.
ties ETC. to finish the remaining poFu9n 70 ~
Which Is under contract to be done September
Of this year and il is expected that the ehti,e
road viii be in running order iteiA olil- - ~
helm rapidly built eastward iE,m Sacramento
Il ---------
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sIgFssc ard Security Of The
Bonds,

Tie upanF respectfully submit, that tlc
lHs,. .fl1ut NJ facts fully demon trltcs iIo
secur.. % thlir Bonds, aud additional proof
tIev would su..ost that the Bonds now offered are
ic than ten million dollars on 80 ull4es % roal
0l which oyer twenty million dollars have a4relly
aea1 cvpculed ON Ben miles ui this r0ll tlc cars
me now runuin-, AMI remaining Do miles are
nearly completed. &c.
T..-1sIlg lu luul-l interest, on the present cost
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-07-12
Improved Buckeye Mower,
No. =.
-FOUR FEET FOUR INCH cur.
BEST MATERIALS

Il will do bette work on all varieties Of surface
than any other mower. IL has no side drait' no
WEIGHT upon the necks Of horses and has the hsht-
es draft Therefore il Is the best machine for the
team i is also the best for the driver as u has
A well arranged, essy spring scat, and can nc
handled perfectly by boy Of ten years, without
any danger OF being thrown upon the Knives. The
advantages Of tho IMPROVED BUCKEYE on all
points that constitute perfect mower, arc briefly
that IL Will
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-07-12
HENRY HELMS,
Manufacturer OF
BkELfsIRD TABLES.

with his
NEW PATENT COMBINATION CUSHION.
Superior TO any now in use. The most eminent
players and most competent judges have owen
their unqualified approved Of these Table,
Sales Room at ioG Sudbury ST. Eos,.n.
Jan. zl-w6m.
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MILTON Gl

A, C.. WALLACE, ESQ Manchestar 81 -
Dr. J. ". Poland. Dear Sir Il vc-y elle-i-
give my testimony in favor Of your G1l.r Dol.
as an excellent remedy Cor Ilumars Ny hume
acquaintance in Manchester know how severe
was afflicted with boils, and they su.w how l,-.
y good my health is at present Y.l7 L-
Doctor -r,f No.. Please refer % me i0r Tar,'
in my case.
A.C. WALLA..
Manchester, y. n June %. l--r
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Plated Ware.

We have large assortment Of Tea Sets. Sllycrs
casters, Cake Baskets, Cups, GOblcts, Butter Dish
es. spoon Holders. Card Stands, Syrup Servers
Pickle Jars, Wine Stand E.s Boilers Sardine Box
es, Celery Vases, 'Tote Ioto' sets, HOtc! Sets
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EDO Better Work,

with LESS POWER, is EASIER TO OPERATE for both
team and rirsr, stronger, dIrGbisi more sim
ple less likely med reTairs grf more s1sty 70
farmer % buy.
The subscribers would respectfully call the atten-
ton OF Farmers 20 the following facts
That the manufacture Of Moving Machines vas
adopted BY Us as a permanent business in l7do.-
That We have a shop and tools for that especial
business That believing it true economy FOR you
20 buy as perfect Machine as
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-07-12

\ iino stock Of new and unique patterns OF PLAIN
Cold cnameled and etruscan sets, half SETS BroO-
ehcs, Far Rings studs, Sleeve and Collar Buttons,
bracelets, seal, stone, masonic, plain chased and
chlIdrcn's Rings, Gold and Silver Thimbles, Gents
stone Scarf and Masonic Pins, Tooth Picks AImlets
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-07-12
RUTLAND AND BURLINGTON n. *.
CHANGE OFTINE.

c.unmoneing, May p. 1867, trains VIII rul iai-
lows
LEAvF BURLINGTON
900 a. 81, MAIL TRAIN for Boston, Lowell, l,or-
cester. Fitchburgh, Brattlebor0 Springfield Hart
ford, New Haven, Troy, Albany and New York
arrive in Troy at BIO P. II New York q.70 p. y.
Boston 7.30P NJ.
Through 70 Boston AND Troy trifl0uf rsa-gs 81 car
lbs p, VI. DAY EXPRESS, for Rutland, Bellows
Falls, Troy and New York. Arriving in Rutland
Ills p. III Bellows Falls, $50 p. NJ. EchSncs-
t0dy So ?. NJ, New York Sis 4. ".
j.3j p. NJ. ACCOMMODATION TRAIN 30 Rutland,
arrives in Rutland at OBS p. n.
600 r. H.,NIGHT EAPkESS, with Sleeping Car f1r
New YORK and Boston. Arrive in Troy 10 40 A.
n New York lois A. NJ. Boston $50 a. r..
TJ0Egi 10 Troy 1Hd Boston lrifhoIf ci11gs Of C1r.
Tho l001and l.3j P. NJ. and GOD a. ". trains
make close connection with the New York Cen
trail at Troy and Albany for al points West.
FROM the SontL and East TrsiEs glyire az Brligis.
a. foAOirss
4.I5 AN, NIGHT EMPRESS TRAIN, wiki sleeping
Cars, from New York and Boston. leaves New
York at ?. NJ, Boston $50 I'm.
$50 A. M.ACC0M0DATION TRAIN from Rutland
i.35 p. M.MAIL TRAIN from Troy and New York
7-55 p. NJ, EMPRESS from Boston, Lowell, Nor
cester. Springfield, Hartford, New Haven Troy
and New York.
For further Information apply at the Union Tick
ct Office, No. /, American Hotel Block, or az the
Rutland Burlington Passenger Station where tick
and all points West, North West and South West
choice may be made from any OF the various routes,
from Burlington.
J. W. WARDWELL, Agent, Passenger Station.
J. W. CARPENTER, Agent, No. American Hotel
GEO. A. MERRILL. sup l.
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FOR EUROPE.

u,HE UNDERSIGNED having accept an A.,n,,
i for the extensive banking and forWariing
house OF AUSTIN, BALDWIN & co. Of New York
are prepared to sell bills Of Exchange on London
Paris, and other European cities receive and for
ward parcels for any part Of Europe to be forwarded
by the American and European Express Co, and 10
furnish passage tickets from Liverpool, by "Anchr
Line al Ste Gamers OF Black Star packet line.
q. q. a b. BENEDICT
Burlington, Nt-.awtf
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Solid Silver Ware.

o! our own manufacture, superior in quality IS 10
and finish Spoons, Forks, Napkin Rings, fruit,
pie, cake, fish, pudding, ice cream, butter and
pickle Knives, Ladies', Salts, Card Cases, Port.
monies Tobacco and Match Boxes, SC
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Chains and CHARMS

in Gold and silver cases. suitable for Gentlemen,
Ladies' or Boys, Of reliable quality and superior
L. i IL u.
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@ailroaas.
era MONT CENTRAL4ANDs SULLIVAN
RAILROADS.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT
Commencing July /. 1867



Leave Burlington at 7.o1 \. NJ, 1880 7. NJ, an.
Mai Train leaves Bouses Pom, AZ ig0 4. NJ,
receives passengers from 0-tens u1l T. j. ana
connects at White River Junction ana below
Falls with trains for Esston, Worcester. elrint
field and with trains on Passullps-- Il. Ii. a-f4Ee- %
New York At 1915 z. NJ
steamboat Train leaves montreal OF l.l. a. l-.f
ST. Johns at 7.2J a M, a. m. arriving % turInt p
I0.41a n, connecting there with steamers AZ
Lake George, Saratoga sc. -.
Day Express leaves Montreal ~ ~ n .i.'
ST. Johns at IOA. NJ, Ocienshur-h at $50 A. H.,
Rouses Point 1915 a. ~. for Boston, &C. arriving
In Boston via Lowell al 1913 T. VI.
Night Express leaves O-tens hur-1 1t l.i' !. NJ
Montreal NJ, Rouse Point $50 P.M.,St. Johns
at $50 p NJ arriving at Boston at $50 a. t., G. n
Meeting az Bellows Falls with Cheshire Railroad ~
Boston and worcester and with Vermont Valley
Railroad for Springfield, &c, and arriy Ing 10 NcN
York ct 1879 ?. NJ.
rRAIzs GOING NORTH AND EAST.
Leave burlington at i.l5 \. NJ 500 A. IL. i'7,
Day Expre;s leaves Boston via Lowell at s.o1 A.
ST. for Burlington, st. Adams, Montreal O-ic-s
Mail Train leaves Boston via Lowell az ZOO A. n.
via Lawrence and Fitchhurg at --5l A. NJ, Spring
aeld At 7.i5 A NJ. for Burlington, 81. Adams, o.
densburgh and Montreal.
The train leaving Boston via Fitchburs at7.1l
a m. and Springfield al -.i5 q. m, connect 40
White River Junction with the Day Express train.
Accommodation Train leaves Mortified ~ $50
A. NJ, Burlington, Rutland, st. Adams and li1uzes
Point, Ogdensburgh, &C.
Night Express leaves Bellows Falls az 1000 z. M,
receiving passengers from Vermont Valley X. r.
leaving New York, at l2.I5 P. NJ, and from Cheshire
r. r. leaving Boston at $50 7. NJ, connecting at
White River Junction with train leaving Boston %
s 90 r. NJ. for Burlington, Rouse Point Montreal
and Ogdensburg, connecting with Grand Truns
trains for the West.
Sleeping cars are attached % both the Night TX
press trains running between 81. Adams ant
Boston, and ST. Alhans and Springfield.
Through ricfcts for Chicago and tic West fr
sale at the Principal stations.
q. MERRILL. supt.
A1har- Tu1v f1r~
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9rwcltp
9rWclrn,
Il. Ii. FLOYD,
- 0gChAIGRe7- and .BelCCICF'

Iji Church ST., burlington. VI.
Has in store at all times every variety OF
AMERICAN WATCHES.
ENGLISH WATCHES.
SWISS WATCHES.
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locks.

Elcg ant rich and serviceablt, Of Gold Silver Rub
her, Hair, Sc, all styles Of guard, Vest. Fob
Leortine. Chatelaiu and Nee. Chains.
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0cut5ttp
nENIIsIKY.

DR. ". !. HARRIS having returned 90 Burliu--
- ton has httcd up and opened q suit Of rooms
on the corner Of Church and college Streets, over
Lyma's store.
Or. Harris has been in the practice Of dentistry
sixteen years. and cansliely guarantee perfect sat
islcti0n In all operations, both IN the operative
and mechanical departments.
lie refers with pleasure O. -. Carpenter, II ID.
s.. W Thaycr ND. =. ". Carpenter, VI. ID.
Scut---Lawtf
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Fine Table Cutlery.
SpectacIes and Eyeglasses

Ivory Handle and Plated Table, Dessert AMI Te.
knives, Pocket Knives, Scissors am Shears, Razor
and Torfef En.Hs
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-07-12

In every style Of gold. silver steel, rubber an
plated bows and Gncst lenses
Gold Pens and kscnciIs
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.ICWclrV.

Fine French Clocks, Calendar Clocks, Office Clocks
Alarm Clocks and clocks Of every description.
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MRS PORTER. Dover. n. DE-

stoncLam, Mas. July o. ts5-.
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MRS WHEELER. stoneham. vs.

Manchester, Nh June u.i--1
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-07-12

s,,,,erioritv OF Tie IMPROVED BUCKEYE, as
stated above, We will give any responsible man
Who wishes to buy, opportunity to test our m y
q -eSsonable time or we will through our Agents
exhibit the INPR0yED BUCKEYE in public trial in
COMPETITION WIN ANY OTHER. on reasonable notice.
We take this opportunity 10 thank our numer-
6ls patrons for the encouragement they have given
ms ~ build a
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THE IMPROVED BUCKEYE.

Manufactured az or near home, in which 10 *
rEssE has been spared, that might contribute 70
it- s~fisusss AMI itrGtlfy, shall build Tor the
harvest Of 1867 for the Counties Of Chlttenteni la
noble Grand Isle, Franklin in this State, and ior
Canada adjacent, a full supply Of these unrivalled
machines,
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Fancy Goods

o. our own manufaeturo, tho Dot in TIC market
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-29

LARCENY rRoa raE PKssos. --Georgs GiIAerd or the
ship Enterprise now lying pier 10 Fast river went
before Justice STANDBY, at the Easel Market Police
Court yesterday and alleged that With he was stand
ing In the ballroom Of the Hotc du Nod between tho
hours OF three and four O'Clock on Thursday morning.
he felt some one ,nsenys al tho pocka in which his
watch was 10 silver ooe OF the value OF Ssh and when
u WAS finally pulled out he tntned ro,nd and srasped
the baud Of Thomas Williams who was present IA
court, Ia which was his watch Ihc accused vas
arrested bv officer Mccarthy OF the Tstth prse,nc and
arfaignod ~ abose. ia was commitsdL IA. default or
hail. for trial at The Special Sessions.
FssAIs PIcxrocKers - On wednesday evening a wo-
man named Ann Kelley, o. i4s First Avenue. met at % .
JUNCTION of Nsfkct and Division streets Two women.
cstnarIne Williams and MargArcs Donshus. who inquired
Of her the way the Esh.h avenue tara As they pre-
tended 70 be unaequantei with the y sho gave Them
the necessary diseccns They standing very near 70 her
ri the lime she then accompanied them 70 the
Bowcrys. where sno tho romplsnani Intended
akDk Ihri Rveoun Tar Tor no upper
street And geb inlo Second avenue car immedissey
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-29
CITY INTELLIGENCE.

PosrroyEMsSr OF MME RIsroRfs DgPAKruRR PoR
HAvAsA-cabie dispatches from Mr. Grau's agent in
Havana received here yesterday morning, contained the
information that sickness exceedingly prevalent
In Havana, and urged him for no consideration
whatever TO embark with Nine. Ristori for
Havana. Last evening despatch was received an
nounclng that arrangements had been effected for Nine
Ristoris appearance 10 Havana In February, when Is
hoped the island Will be entirely relieved from all sick
ness In the meantime she will resume her perform
ance In this country.
ADDRESS OF Ex.GovERsoR Lowe on MARyIAxD-
+. l. Lowe. Ex-Governor Of Maryland, delivered .
lecture before large audience the Cooper Institute
last evening" for the benefit Of the House Of the Sisters
OF Charity in West Twsnty-second street. s Columbas
Church and In its Connection with Gvizati,un The adj
dress was able and eloquent occupied Two hours in-s
delivery, and held the auditory spcLbound Its
"ponts' were received with loud and long continued
applause, and s It's close the speaker received shower
or plauds. IL the intention Of the Committee under
whose auspices the lecture was given TO have repeated
at nm early day
SUDDEN DEArns Barney English, nan sixty years
OF age died suddenly at hs residence No. $50 East
Tenth stroe, from unknown cause CaraRsr viii
dey was notified 10 hold inquest on body. Coro-
ner wlldey was notified 70 hold IN inquest al
No. 90 Prince street on tho body Aurssta Schmidt
German woman, thriy-tw0 years OF aer, whose death
" supposed - have resulted from intemIcrapce James
on "Wednesday night IN No. ~ Of The tenement
house 81 Park street. Widely Gas notified.
Forvp DRcwxln. The body Of an unknown man,
supposed 10 90 brother Of Charles Spencer, was
found Heating IN the water near Harlem Bridge ycstor-
day evening"