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Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1868-12-21
CWnUiidM Items.

The Municipal Council of the Parish
of st. Armand have granted petition
asking for the passage of by.-law t.
enable the municipality to take stocl
in the Mississquoi Railway Junction
The petition now loes before the pco-
pie for approval.
The Toronto Globe claims circulation
of Is 900.
The st. Johns News says that sleigh
ing in the Townships AMI about St.
Johns is at present very fair, though in
some sections tile rough. The snow
has given considerab impetus to
business, causing ploduce, goods and
money to change hands with extraor-
binary rapidly. The Richelieu il
strongly frozen just above st. Johns,
and teams are constantly crossing.
The propretors of the Spencer House,
Frelighsburgh, have issued cards for
Masonic Levee on Wednesday evening
next.
The Hon. Sir Geo. Et. Cartier is ex-
pected back by the end of the present
month.
1t stated that the Montreal Telegraph
Company. on the LIST January, will
make large reduction in their rates.
From and after that date, ten words will
be sent from Toronto to any point in
Ontario to the Company's lines for
twenty-five cents. Il. is late will also
be extended to Montreal. The charge
for additional words is to be reduced
to one cent per word; and large reduc-
lions to more distant points are also pro-
missed. We hope other telegraph com
panits will follow suit. Tie rates are
now altogether too high.
1t is rumored that General Doyle is
about to resign the Lieut.
of Nova Scotia.
A letter has been received in Toronto
from a Dublin barrister, calling atten-
ton to three alleged flaws in the pro-
ceedings against Whelan.
II $ announced tat the Leg:sla uro
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j. w. Hobart, Esq, of st. Adams,
was at the st. James Hotel, Chicago, on
18th inst.
Mr.. l.. L. Roys, of Rutland, originat-
ed the plan of the construction of the
draw-bridge at b irlingtol.
Blind Tom is performing to full
hous in Alexandra, Va.
Ger. Malone, of Va, has been re-
elected to the Presidency of the South
Side Railroad.
Schenck, Bingham, Washburne,
Dawes and Butler all want to be ''leader
Of the House."
The Gar has 900 fur mantle in
preparation for Patti. y
The Baptist Church in Stanford is
supplied by the Lev. Mr. Kemp.
An ag d apple peddler of st. Louis,
has fallen heir to $4,000 bequea. he'd
by rich relative.
The widow of the late Hon. p. G..
Tucker, of Vergennes met with fall re-
Gently from which she has suffered
much, although no bones were broll-
en-.
Robert Bonner recently presented to
President McCosh, of Princeton College,
a horse worth $500 Tuesday night
some rascally thief Jrole open the
stable and stole the animal.
jeff. Davis attended some races at
Warwick, Eng, at which the winning
horse was named "President lincoln"
Edwin M. Stanton was on the floor of
the House Friday, accompanied by his
son. His friends are actively at work to
aid him in obtaining seat in the mex
Cabinet, but they are not hopeful as
they were.
Hon. Lafayette S. Foster of Connecti-
cut has made flying visit to Washing
ton and was warmly greeted by numer-
Gus friends.
Robert Hoe, the printing press inven-
tor, began life as Leicester England
mechanic, and came to New York in
1915.
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EXTENSION OF FRANCHIs The
bill introduced by Mr. Wilson on the
18th instant, in the Senate, ito regulate
the elective franchise in the District of
Columbia" provides for riking cat
the word "male" in the first section Of
election laws of this District now in
force, and that every word In said acts
applicable to pe.son, o. the m ale sex
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shall apply equally to persons of the fe
male sex, so that hereafter women who
are inhabi ants ofthe District of Co .um-
bia, an citizens of the United States,
may vote at all elections and be eligible
to all CIVIL offices in said District, on the
same terms and conditions in all re-
spects rs men.
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GIFTS FOR THE HOLIDAYS
AT
NEVERTHELESS B00kSTOF
"A Christmas Corot, to be sung 5y sd
Girts and good sized boys. 5ttweed
noe and the holidays.
BY A. Miserable Wretch, Esq.
Whom may the Fatcs reward with lmmor,
and Greenbacks.

Tins old Subscriber blows his horn,
FOR christmas day Ii hear.y bora,
And HiXtN-.isht soon makes his bow
10 Take II san Ill CnlrOn's scuN
Aduu, Old CUdgor Fare thee wcl,
my JOYS and surruws all can tell.
We "itch thy exit down fines shore,
Ana wish thee safe the hi lows Ger
Tut ere thun mal'st that journey long.
l tay .ist uhtu my CHRISTMAS song. =
Come, Muse of G. i'm Cracks thou mus
nat >. Vi. MLEhifI Id has to sell.
"lhce his return from market town.
ahe heed, . Muse J al Il 10 1t brown
-, good Pegassus, thou canst sing
"osc BOOKS and 10y, he was TO bring.
from fsain-Dook 10 / Tommy rnuno,
10 Watches, warranted rs dumb
Haii"ty Is the ice ct lite,
sung Dolls for glIls, for uuys n knife.
How shall | sing the Gifts that greet
M Vision LuunGs, tncN caut be beat
How snail / mehtion hall the Toys
lie has to sc,l Tor girls and boys
hose Parlan Statucttcs 80 fine
VI Sous, and heroes Once divine
Nuch Lava Ware such goods IN Bronze
Oh Lincoln, Franklin, and the .>iins
. my. can't tell hnif TO thee.
he Wise and hasten there to sec.
llo ye afflicted! Hes for you
Htinl RooKs. Tracts. and "donntain ID
foWder-Fiashs, Just Drought frou Maind
Nnrrr nought bat bread "a made II
grain
To smooth that brow ol discomfort
lic'u whisper, Pipe, =. Testament
Of sell You Cards rr sermons. bound
III CALF Throughout : or many Il sound
Aui0losla, and iIurnunca,
rokccp yuur halr from turning gray
lie cannot sat You Vol himself.
But points YOU, like an honest man
70 Jones a Go. =. or those who can
His books ar. fresh. and cood and new
For LAWYER. parson. or tur Won
ON every subject month fine .un
From M,tuuGvsics M ia fin,
lach, rare. and racy are ms goods.
. Though inblr7 or FED Hiding Hoods.
Wi'h req eyes; or rcruleAn b'ne.
=" M men Was u littic Slri
l hed my nan. Tor wouldn't curl
h'' as mat Idl'ed I" eaten beau,
uoilhcd Ml.", AMI let him 90.
Inns WIS oee'iieu neither fudc nor roug
"a my gay, p"t quit" up ~ sum.
i-onR years NO ono ieslai Day
= me- sih"i' p"! on MS way
10 so"oui. 10 arow upon ms Nieo
ma s"bs NO Christmas Gifts had TIA
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SEVEN DEADLY SINs.-First - Re-
flsing to take newspaper. Second
TAking a newspaper and not paying for
it. Third-Not advertising. Fourth
Getting married and not sending the
printe.s any OF the wedding cake.
F.fth-Making the printing Office q
lOaf,ng place. Sixth-Reading the man
uscript on compo ,ito.'s case. Seventh
Never paying your subscription until
the publisher go to the expense and
trouble of asking or it.
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" It Works like a Charm.

THIS Is the b,st family remedy. 10 cure
inds OF pain, you ever tried.
1t is clean, safe and delicious to use and
you use it faithfully, it will do you good.
Directions on each bottle Buyit of the Drue
sist or Merchant where you trade. If they HAY
lot got it on hand they will send for it, at you
'equest, and sell you the genuine Renne's PAN
Killing Magic OIL, at the manufacturers lowes
price at retail.
VIM. KEENE, Sole Proprietor and Manufa
rurer, Pittstield, Mass.
Sold in st. Albans by all Druggists, Weeks
reynolds, Grocers. In Swanton Falls by d.
Iorrill. i23i-ly-aow
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slhtui lhl0liOi1.

INFORMATION guaranteed to produce lux.
/ rant growth OF hair upon bald head or
ar'lless face, also Il recipe Tor the removal
IMPLIES, b.otches, eruptlOps, etc, Oh the skin
wing the same soft, clear, and beautiful, ca
: obtained without charge by addressing
TIlOS. +. CHAPMAN, Chemist
66-ly o23 Broadway. New York.
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WASHINGTON. D. G..
HEADQ'Rs OF THE u. 5. ARMY

I1E.kDV fsS VT kfff1 z fJ' -hfSIH
My Dear Sir In IS (here insert the
,ame of the year, while l was yet (here
nsert an INFANT, "a boy, u student, far
ler, tanner, storekeeper, captain,
mljor, a colonel, n general, a. the case
nay be- and was residing il point
'leasant, West Point, Fort Brown, De-
roit, st. Louis, Galena, Washington,
he case may be,) you were the first man
nominate me for the presidency.
lease accept my thanks, and the APP
DIN ment of POSTMASTER, a SCISSOR, clerk
Whisky inspector, cabinet officer, consul
IS the case may be- and believe me as
,ver, my dear, Smith, Jones, Brown,
Jenkins, White, Green, Thompson, as
he case may be-, your rateful friend.
ULYSSES $. GRANT.
See directories for full name.1
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GREAT NEW ENGLAND REMED
1 DR.. j. W POI.AND'S WHITE PINE CO,
POUND. Cures Sore Throat Colds, Cough
Diptheria, Bronchitis, Splitting of Rloud
and Pulmonary ELECTORS generally.
1t is a remarkable remedy for Kid
ney Complaints. Diabetes, Diff
Guilty of Voiding Urine
Bleeding from the
Kidneys ana
Bladder
Gravel and other Complaints.
BusroN, Jan 20. 1858.
POLANDs WHITE PINE COMPOUND. After Ia
ng given it Il thorough trial we can contidp
tally recommend Poland's White Pine Coz
'ound as Il very va uab e article for the cure
Odds, coughs, and pulmonic complaints GO
rally. In several cases we have known it
i've prompt relief when all other rrmcd
lad been tried and failed. 1t is an artic
which in climate so promotiye of sudden n
evere Odds as is that of New England, Dug
o he i'll every family and we are sure Il,
viii not thereafter be willing to be without it,
Boston JO,u'ndi
A VALUABLE MEDICINE. DR.. Polands VIII
inc Compound. advertised in our co unus, j.
'uccessful attempt to combine and apply
ued cnal virtues of the White Pine Bark.
las been thorough, tested by people in IL
ity and vicinity, and the proprietor has ties
nonlals to its value from persons we'll known
ur citizens. We recon mend its trial III
hose Gases of disease to which it is adapted
= for sale by all our Drugg sts.-(N n. Y. mat
The White Pine Compound is now sold
,'ery part of the United States and British Pro
noes. Prepared at the New England Botal
De. Ut, Boston. Mass. 236-l7
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ItrtHfU-Jicc lCUi.S pTUcfice

. the Treatment of Diseases incident to +,
ales, has paced DR.. Dow ut the head IF all til,
'yslclais making such practice specially, al,
db es Inn to guarantee speedy and perinal
/ cure III the worst cases of Suppression all
othcr We"at,HW Derdug enentS, from trhu,
~ cause. all letters tor advice mus contain
Office, No. . EnulcOtt street, Boston.
\. Il. Board furnished to those desiring to +,
iii under treatment.
custom. july. LOTS 226 lyrdS,
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5000 Per Month, Sure,

4 ND no money required in advance Agent,
IA wanted everywhere, male ans female,
sell our Patent Everlasting White Wire Cloth,
Line. Every household should have this al
',le. N. \. TPIBCNE. Address,
AMERICAN WIRE CO..
% William Street, NY, or is Dearborn Stree,
Chicago, lii. 239-Y
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DR.. BURROWS
7 BACCO ANTIDOTE.

WARRANTED 10 remoce oil desire for TO.
w bdcco. 1t is entirely Vegetable ali,
harmless. ~ PuriRes and eTichts he Booo
mvigorates the system, possesses great Nour
ishng and Strengthening power, is an exec
lent Appetizer, enables the otom lch to Digest
the heartiest food, makes sleep refreshing, AIN
establishes robust health. Smokers aud Cheu
ers for Strty Years cured. Pr &c, Fifty Cents
post tree. A treatise on the injurious effects o
Tobacco, with lists of references, testimonials
yc., sent free Agents wanted. Address DR..
Il. Abbott, Jersey City, N. j. Sold by al
Druggists. "a -i2w
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WHY Nor.-Tle New York Tribune
ninks that Gle eral Grant s. ould have
,lanks for use in the coming months,
the following eff.ct
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L Ointment. The best i. We in the World
Take no other, but insist , aving this Fo
'ale by all Druggists and country Dealers.
DJ. W. POLAND,s
Manufacturer.
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CANCER, SCROFULA, DYSPEPSIA, LIVE
~ Coml laint, rheumatism, Neuralgia, q,
cured. A took of 100 pages, sent free to inv
lids. Address X. GREENE, d., 10 Temp
Place. Boston.
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Personal.

J. w. Hobart, Esq, of st. Adams,
was at the st. James Hotel, Chicago, on
18th inst
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81. T. BALDWIN Neu' i"a'' Aa'""
ERIE RAILWAY.-TRAINS LEAVE DEPOT

Srxp,Y TR,,S.-s.3O a. m wav Train for odsvne; u n
PsenoBi $50 p NJ Night Eeprss for Dennrh, Ba so Roele1
SaaWagca an points West and South; 800 EsBt ADJ
Way Train: NJ 20 D. M. Paterson ADD Port Jeryis.
Express Trains through Salamanca Dmk and Bnfae sth
Change Of coaches aud direct connection Win al Soaia aga
PeTy Ventilated LuIuou Sleeping Coaches ,eeOHpau, Al
Night Trans. go. - a., 49,
Dpo, loot OF ChambL NeSlOEL also Lo1s DoeE Depot 'nJ
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I 0NG ISLAND RAILROAD.-Leavc James.

M for GreeuPort and all way except wooie
NorhpO Passenger Train and al sta,ioas
cept Wilos Tree sap Lrs ram or Greeupo siopPngn
Jamaica MneolA Hicksyine aud al stations East
Passenger aud all stations except Willow Tire.
North 1srp Passenger an and a stations Al passenger tns
connect al trains ard Hampstead
Sunday Excursion Train leaves Hunters Point Tor Homestead
Cove North IsD Norpo ant all ststons Han
ter's Point at 6:o p N. Takes effect June u is6s r
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NJ n DAHTr utHrIti agent !
HUDSON RIVER AND HARLEM RAIL

HUDSON RIVER AND HARLEM RAIL
ROADSIDE and s0er MONDAY. Mav tlI 1905 trains ot
Albany and Troy Connecting Northern and trains viii
- No. EroTet rain via Hudson River Railroad Thr,ethst al
through Bridge Saratoga 18th
change connecting Tro With n for Rutland Bar
hHgt0a ron New YORK Rochester.
connecting With seepiaar Tor tbs " ct via either Nth Soos
.
Fouave cng bahan wiki RAILROAD Lebanss
P,s,e Sc Albany with Western trains aud Troy E
trains for Saratoga. Rutahd. BuIipgoS aud the AuTth.
HuisOn River RArOal connecting AZ
for the West Troy With tus for kntia.
Burlington aud the North DsVloon Attached 10 'ls iIaA
35p ~ ESpTe Hudson River Railroad IN lrauingrooa
connecting al AhauS With Western traias sOd at Iy
wit Montreal, VITA Sleeping attached
larsn RsOad c0unect ug AZ ChAihs1
Railroad for Lebnoa spiiugs Phtr Ne, aSe a.
Albany with Western trains Sepngeas attached at Aba1y
Express via Hudson River Raioad With seepngea
attached and through to Bniao aud Suspension Bridge wou enss
Of Also, sPngcar day excepting SATURDAY. AAcsS
from NsSrorS through osHbas. change va Rome w.
This train will SuncayS 10y. ~
IN M n via Hudson Railroad teepue.ears ATTACKED
conuteiiug for b. aao Bgas
Troy vita sns Saratoga and pOiV's North
carss attached az A benz - -....-r No.. -
intermediate stations leaving New
R,tumpF lsave hkeepIe arriving ate
Aso SUNDAY train aem Raroad leaving Porty sssont
pa pJ arriving At Mlerton at go Returning leaves Miller.
ton al I: 80 D. ~. arriving New'l orr a. " M . "a. =.
d Nfsa.p
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NEW YORK and NEW-HAvEN RAILROAD.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
COMM kNCING MAY -, lo6L
TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK:

Passenger Station IN New York and Poo
Entrance Of Tweuty-seyeath-sL
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20 @lbum ii MN cuuttm.

nETECTINE.-An experienced, gentlcmanly
~ pe r engagement TO work Insurance Divorce,
Grim ~ private Utmost secrecy ald
Science imposed civ Country. Address w W r. Thbine Once
DRUNKENNESS or WHISKY MONO
II MANIA be cufc readily other disease For proof
positive Call address, uth 10 cent stamp ior pamphlet
II. s BALLOU. No % Bfoadsav. v Y
CEoroS AquEDUcr DErAKrNrsr{
BrRF.r WATER KKSrs SFw.YoEx. Juy n, 1867. :
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that per cent
penalty be aided all unpaid
u.isrrrnt WILLIAM H. MCKINNEY, Water Registrar
TI'HE "YOUNG WOMEN HOMEn of the
"Ladss Chu,A6 Union removed from Ba,t Foueeuihsi to
No ~ North Washing Naciougast Good refer
socss required from pefsons applying for boarL
q IN REWARD.-STOLEN, from the premi-
ipDO Of Capt g. w. MrLal July ~ 1898 HORSE CAR
RlAGF and HARNESS. ak bT0En horse with night
bind shoulder below the hp tNoseat With but top seat 10 bot
With cloth The hndef returning
them to g. w. MARSHALL, Grenweh, Conn., will get the above
frsarl
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Clubbing 6arSs, It.

AT VIM. EVERDELL" SONS, No. 1O4 Full
~ tonst-WEDDlSG CARDS AID FINB STATIONERY U''Ao'
Hsbed 1871
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- TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK;
kh' - ~ ~ 400 (ELl "a
For Milford Sts.ord Fairfield Southport and wespor 100 IL"
For NOrsaa 100 400 (Er 800 i1oa m AIS BIl 400 iBih
345. A90 iEIl so, 500 tBI.) D. IN.
For stamford zoo 900 (Ex 400 30 nj 13 ELl AIS 100
Ok 345, 30 ok, 40. $50 63O SEQ (EN) 10.
Tor Greenwich aud intermediate stations, 100 AGO. lLo nj 80"
= CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Boston via Sprin gted 500 OH. 800 tBrl 500
Ter Boston via Shore line. I2l5 (BLl. sop m. -.
For Hartford aud Springfield 500 (EL AlS 500 IbLh ."
For Connecticut River Railroad 500 a (EIl l2Sp to Moo
ueal 200 D ~. TO Northampton. ,,u
For Hartford Providence and Fshkn Railroad 400 (EL as
For New Haven New London and Sonngton Railroad a~ ~
l2.l5. 800 500 p. N. MA
Canal Railroad 500 HIS 70 Norhamptoa ana VIZ
halnshurg.
For IIousa,osc Railroad, LOO a. m, 20opm
Nor Nangatuck Railroad. 400 a. ~, 3OO p -
FOR panOurg and No wax Rsos, 7U0 800 m, RIB +0p
1oHm0d0u' seePHS vars S@'"eu p" JAMES H. H0YT. supt
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ICNI O00 BOOKS on HAND, almost given

Inisehse pTees paid fJT Cd B0OkG
80 900 ntsreOteopie Hetuyes oolored, eta each
10000 Play BOoks old and new very cheap
to,eDfTenek Books, Offer.
LE66AT BROTBERs No. il3 ELssspsl, below BsslnIn
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excursions.
Sttamboats anS RailroaSs.

bristol LINE-AT 5P,M
70 boston AJ6 Nd { si p9iS
BRISTOL,
N'' p N. MONDAYS WEDNESDAYS. ard FRIDAYS
PROVIDENCE,
Capt SIMMONS at p IN TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS aud sATuR
Connecting with the Express Train at Bristol til, following morning at
arriving Boston o'clock H. 10 time for all cOuyeysuees out Of
TrsSl taken low the lowest and landed Boston ,s,m
A. l. ANDERSON, General Manager
! TOR NORWALK and DANBURY. Railroad
I Te 9i TlH,d fare No dn'ss AT and pend steamboat
every afternoon a. 2S and nom foot Of THIRTY egT,6st at o'clock
leaves South NorwAh aS arrival Of the Daubuy and
Pare EIsn5.lSn Tickets 81 rs Stages connect for Mes"
! nor HARTFORD, Direct-CITY OF HART
Il FORD and GRANITE STATE leave Pecksup daily PA, for
a a0. IL sas S% A1 . opIS. SS ls Tor Spring
! nAILY LINE for CATSKILL, landing at
God SPing Highland hhaeeseA B15ryt9wG TyoN M,is1
Msst amp s S2e. e"mo"a IU I
Ray az Sea%boa, NEW cHAMPlQS M6YDAY, wEDNEs
FOR ALBANY and TROY.-Fare 81 so
being 81 IS cheaper than by rail- and Is cents cheaper than BY
a1s P No. SoR RSs Hc Of sPs PvERH EVENING
Saturdays excepted at o'clock and foot Of Thirty oust at $50
point. West saratoga Lake Cha@pnn
rsii for North Aiam, B1Sstos and po PAST Fac SUNDAY -
Returning leare Troy and Albany O'Clock StAtsrOoms
secured at onee, NO 1913 Westst
| Two the Annual Races at Saratoga Springs
sold At Reduced Rssss@Ths vANbRRBiTT % CoSSgCTiCuT v
EVERY kyESNG SATURDAY excepted at O'clock from Pier No =
connecting with The morning r. arriving IN
SAata IN time for breakfast Apply at 0Gce No 3O9 West st
NAY LINE for ALBANY and TROY.-The
H steamers G. vlBBARD aud DANIEL DREW viii leave alter
Landing at West Point Cornwall NewbaTgh Poughksepss
sn 70 SsAosf asa az points NorIe P m tram S5 NsSio Cen
pas,ssngen 70 lroy arrival at Albany without charge
1890 ID. ID. q Il. SMITHs STEAMBOAT
STEAMER CllRYSTENAH 335 p for loHker Tarrytowu
Macs Rockand Lake Havraw. Grassy Point yerpaas aud
r lonteu Hastings. Dobbs Ferry Tarrytowa Sing Sing
9Gd hassw landing at Thirty oarhst down nip STEAMER
S S ohS &c. a: S''' H'n TiS SfcG Agent ss
SUMMER ARRANGEMENTS WHITE
MOTIFS boGK, GLENcoyE GLENwooD and ROSLYN. 90 sGd
wSSSEA csp Post s, Pier q X eet Sp pS, S see
days eIeegcil az P m. for the sbore.aanel places
SUNDAY PASSENGER BOAT for NEW
- AkK-The steamboat THOMAS WAY vii make the following
Newlork. foot Of Barclay l0O m and so M Leave
P sss. sse iS . Si ''''l HSG ~ Stopping At Bsea
SUNDAY MORNING BOAT for NEWBURGH-
Of wAuenst EVERY SUNDAY MORNING At n oeioek Tbi,,y
S SIN: ,yts s ,, S.neS so pSS6. Ferry Tnsoh
caves Ntsourge at p M arriving in NeSYork ate p
NORTHERN RAILROAD OFNEW-JERSEY.
Trains Rave Jersey cry for psTuonl at Sis and H. "a:
~ sn aud 6SI N Tie s' Freight and va ara and S.2p
THoS W. DRMAREsr. Superintendent
FOR ORIENT, Grecnport, and Sag Harbor-
n steamer EsSOkI Tuesdays To a. hoa PIER
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6hantts for 8usintss Yfltn.


A STRICTLY CASH STAPLE and FANCY
~ DRY GOODS BUSINESS growing and prosperous
Central r. Central NeNiok; established for past ~ annual
Sf0OO clean stock together with handsome dwelling,
ofoWners health chance for
person Address with real aud place Box
No 2CJ3. y. y.
ANY gentleman wishing to educate his son rs
~ Me,Aurca CHEMIST TO be able TO treat gold silver
lead ard other ia large quauucs have opportunity
doing hy applying the o 0fthe MANHATTAN MErALLUR
GICAL ASD CHEMICAL WORKS No 81 Broadway Best Of refer
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-01

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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-05-28

The Academy is always presenting some.
thing new in the amusement line. The
new comic drama, so many days ago an
nounced, is entitled the Female Priva
teers, and will be put on the boards this
evening for the first time. Zanfretta also
takes his first Niagara Leap" this evening
likewise. The new phase of "Impeach.
mentn is no less interesting than the original
ballet of the Butterfly embraces all the
talent of the full corps de ballet. Jennie
Engel sings the "Gems of Erin.n The
"Female Privateers" opens with the interior
Of hotel in Galveston and closes with a
victory over the privateer. Cavanaugh,
Bloodgood, Carter, and Parker are the lead
ing male characters, and Jennie Engel, Lii
lie Howard, Madelaine Hardy Malvina
Evers, and Kate Wood are also cast in the
play.