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The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1868-08-23

The IRISH UNIvERsITY.-Ihe correspond
ence between two distinguished Ilisll
prclates and the Irish Secretary, the Earl
OF Mayo, relative to the Irish University,
shows the latte functionary in no enviablo
light The London Spectator has the fol-
lowing comments on this correspondence:
The English press, even the most liberal
English press, can Il, vcr he even commonly
just to the Irish ,'itia:nnntunes. Arch
bishop Leahy and Bishop Derry have sent
what seems to us, q Eiost effective reply to
Lord Mayo's statement, that they had them
selves broken of the negotiations for q;
Catholic Univcrsity-and show conciusiveIy
that If Lord May had AMY right to assume
this they would navc had, at an earlier
stage of the negotiation, precisely the same
right, grounded on the use of the same
terms, and on the interposition of the same,
delays, to suppose that Lord Mayo had
broken it Off Oh the part of the government.
But Iltramontane prclatcs, whatever the
sense or cogency of what they say, get no
mercy in England. Their compositions are
only set down as VERBOSE - taw,Iry,,
''vulgar,' and they are merely tod nobody
icvcs them. For ourparts, ultramontancs
prclatcs though they may he, we think
they have made out very clearly that Lord
Mayo would not have assume d The nrgoti.t-
tons to be broken off, had it not been vcry
convenient for the government at Iat mo-
mrnt to do so.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1868-08-23

Do II WELL.-Whatevor you do, do il,
we'll y job sighted, because it is ron,pal-
ativcly unimportant, leads to habitual ne
glect, so that men degenerate, insensibly,
into bad workmen.
q" That is good rough job" said a fore
man in hearing, and he meant it was u
piece of work, not elegant in itself, but
strongly made, and well puttegetAef.
Training the hand and eye to do the work
well, leads individuals to form correct
habits in other respects, and good work
man is, in most cases, II good citizen. No
one need hope to rise above his present
situation who suffers small things to pass
by unimproved, or who neglects, metaphor
ically speaking, to pick up Il cent because
it is not dollar.
Some of the wisest law makers, the best
statesmen, the most gifted artists, the most
merciful judges, the most ingenious work
men, rose from the great mass.
A rival to Il certain lawyer sought to hu-
initiate him publicly by saying:
You hlackcd my fathers boots once"
eyes, said the lawyer, unabashed, and
did it we'll"
And by hi. habit of doing even little
things well, he rose to greater.
Take heart. all@MhO toll, all youths in
humble situations. all in adverse circum-
stances. 1t it be but to drive the pillow,
strive to d0-it well if only to cut bolt,
make good ones; or to blow the bellows,
keep the iron hot. 1t i attention to bust
ness that lifts the feet hIs up OH the lad
der.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1868-08-23
HOUSEKEEPING DEPARTMENT.

HOUSEKEEPING DEPARTMENT.
GREEN CoRN.-A writer in the German
town IetegFaph says that green corn may
be keptthe year round by picking it, with
the musk on, IN brine strong enough to pre-
serve cucumbers, care being taken to Keep
IL su covered with brine rim, Boiling it in good
for the table. 1t is worth trying.
Broken VEssELs-To half pint of milk
put sufficient quantity of vinegar to curdle
it; separate the curd from the whey, and
mix the whey with the whites of four eggs,
beating the whole well together when
mixed, add little quicklime with o sieve,
until it acquires the consistency of q paste
With this cement, broken vessels or cracks
can be repaired; dries quickly, and resists
the action of fire andy water.
TOMATO VINEGAR.-Mash the tomatoes
IN an open tub, and add. a quart of molasses
to each 6ushel. Let the pomace ferment
until it begins to have decided vinegar
odor, stirring it frequently during the sew
eral days it stands. Then strain and put in
casks; let 1T stand till the process is COM
pleted, which will be greatly facilitated if a
gallon of good cider vinegar is added to
every ten gallons of tomato juice.
CnArrED HASps.--Strong vinegar is good
for this. A decidedly better thing is ely
cerine. Rub it well on the hands. 1t will
penetrate and keep them soft, and will ex-
clude the air, the main difficulty with
chappcd hands. 1t is also good for the hair;
keeps it soft and dark. Glycerine, says the
Journal Of agriculture, is not a grease,
though the base of grease. 1t can be washed
off without soap. A bottle should be kept
in every family.
CANNING FRUIr.-A correspondent says:
" notice directions for using tin cans for
fruitand vegetables, purpOrtiny to be from
some one residing in the North, who seems
to presume that we, in the South, know
nothing of canning fruit. I would suggest
to the gentleman, Whoever he is, to como
down South, and we will show him n better
plan than he suggests. In the first place,
whenever you subject fruit to heated water,
ably the case with fruit purchased from tho
North; it is generally soft and almost taste
less. The use of sealing-wax is also bad,
because when you extract the air out of tho
can by heat, and then apply the wax to Sc
cure the top, the pressure of the atmosphere
invariably forces part of the cement inside
of the can, giving to the fruit II very dis
agreeable taste. Consequently, the solder
ing of the can is much the best plan. Tho
cans are very easily opened, and perfectly
good for another season. l have been put
ting up fruit for the last twelve years, sue
c"ssiuily, without ever subjecting the fruit
to heated water. Fill your can with fruit;
put the can in boiling water; the can will
soon get perfectly hot; in that condition
have them soldered up; dip in cold water;
put away in Il cool place. One can of fruit
put up i'll this way is worth two of the Nor
thern put up cans. Vegetables can be
cooked before being put up. Have u syrup
made of one tablespoonful of sugar to each
quart of fruit; as the fruit is condensed in
the can by heat, fill up the vacuum with
the syrup
New-York tribune., 1868-04-07
SrOposals.

usrrxp RSGIsEsR OYrcs EEwPoRr r l.. April 1859
PROPOSALS will be received at this Office un-
I'll The 18th for the CONSTRUCTION Of SCRAPBB of
DEEPENING CHANNEL Of the THAMES RIVER Conn also foe
fahny light STEAMER working the Pro-
poss VII tie cost Of the seaper complete delivered Norwich
Conn and Ver the including services oi
crew r working scrsper each working dy for month and In
case the the price for each mcceens DAY
the provided With bovsp which the seTAper at
Necessary nggnE aud machinery for handling the ZANE FOR
further Information apply at the ofce OF Breyt her-
EEWTOY United States Bnginee No. 9o Csualst Newfor<
the right TO reject
Proposals. for constructing the Seraper aud furnShng
steamer will be received sepaTAtely.
Address u. C. HOUSTON, Msjor of Engineers.
Brevst Colonel, United States Army
New-York tribune., 1868-04-07
SUPREME COURT.

the matter Of the Application of the Conuoo, Of The Central
s for and behalf Of the Mayor ADen and Comnonap oi
the CITY VI fEes.iork, relative 10 - -
OPBEIHG AND LAYING OUT
PUBLIC SQUARE OR PLACE,
Between fysghth aud ninth Streets and the fb and siftn
. In n sstsry
extending from Ptyeighh 10 FIN ninth street,
IL THE CITY OF NEWBORN.
Board Commissioners Of the Central Park IN the and In
behalf Aldermen and Comm0nslJ 81 the City m New
Yci pursuant Of the Legislature Of the People Of the Stats
ofYesYo entitled An Act provide for the hns oni and impro
Ing o the City std County Of passed
April fh 1865 reethbs being present hereby ys notice that
intend Court in the Frst JDdies District OF
hs state Special Term Of sad Cod to be h At the
City City SewYork "wednesday, the fleenih day
Of 1868 opening Of the Coart that day here
be heard thereon for the sppointneniof of eonns
soneTs IN the aboteutted matters that
the improvement hereby intended e open
and laying Public Place beiween Fyeghh spa
Fn Fnh and Sirih and also Street.
ffy Width the westerly aide thereof extending from h
eighth H street laid ont BY the Comns'ioners Of
the Central Park Ia the City Of fNewYork. -
RICHARD OGoRMAS. Counsel to the Corporation
Dated Eew.York, March 2lst, 1873.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-07
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF SRw.YoRK.


CLEARED.
steamhp,cy Of Washington (H nbestu Liverpool Gin en'
N Ger isseh Hamburg Man SANFORD MoSs
ssp,oessa Chief (Br) Psune LTsrUoO Fseird s'o' sss
Br Nirum oudos Iona (Br Mathew,
BTss@Jnes &archie JBr Eaton. Arroyo p R. xse Yreems,
tBr GArze 81 Jaso Dc CGba; Express hanrd 0ior' ''
s1os sso.sS RS y.ssr. E1, s...s s:,: s.ss
comb Eenhsfs ACME Nash ThoAsor HSS1 va = "a Lsss s
.on STANFORD y. E--
osss.o4s sss.soas sS 2 % ss.SH 95.
Ts.aet a.ssa sarssd ..s.r eGoSs s5s,l rs,t
0: lat t sg SS H. :, dsss Ns, IL and Hes ib
ss...g Esi i: ss:a: Ts0sy, Charleston 80 A'' with n''
steamship Dso johnson. POrlAsa With udse and pa,
Bark john Grihu Dovnsy, Nst.s 20 DAYS. ~s, . !.~s
BARK ESeue1e IsorT Jscss.ss; SssPeN T. Z. PyP.sts
s' T0aa d ,G1 st S.1is Pence ssir % eSr
Bark zgsIe Bales Belize BOnd % dsJs mdse 70 Asrand''
Bark Nellie onaD ofBOs.Op Wars Cantor Dec i1sh, nd..
Big Crimes tof s,eetcn P.'ou s'sua'a BsHsOda March u
ss Rlvi. li.n tof sbsbarue ST. Allen cufu.ss days
s's s ss hs.si f.s s:Ss s:S'si @ SS..n ba Is days @
sehr Stampede otH.noock Me- s.on. POace R.. n ssyA
shr W. steele (of cb.resOu Buet, kingston JI days ~
sSr Msry Harris Crowley Yueys. 10 ds,, 'usr and nOls
schp D. ScuI oi Great Egg Arbu sOs' s.sua FsSs Hsr
ssii T. Roy Sgeff Arch of Broolh.v.a Hawkins Cno. y d 80
ne Kmb. for EovYok Msreh lat 2 81 lou Is ,p1i' Ss
sefT K W. Johasca COnsoes Wilmington, c. days A.
sSr B HsSy icf nsHr Ns silver Arroyo, Pr d,y' So
gar to Thomas s. Whitman April lat IS 49, lon q Al, spoke b.
sch. Enterprise, fron C9bs for ~ Johss n B. a.
Sehr John Ferris ST. John City ds naval store.
Thouaa
scxoosrss-HivsR .sD eOssrw.s v,..,...
Flying Cloud Virginia a. Iosnsena b,inmoe
SAP Juan. VirginiA Monmouth, virginia
.. DOMESTIC PORTS
Bosroy April steamship Anes from Portland 6soeas
nom NexY6i bnss Tangent JsSOi Isaiors h0n ssSa
FOREIGN PORTS
SOUTHAMPTON April ellis AmrLe steamship Nswforf Csps
preye The North German lloyd which m NswYora the 10Th
this O'Clock this morning aud set h1sd we
passengers mails from NesYOk proceeded to brsneo
IyEEPooI April 6-Tbe National seamhp Company, steamship
Louisiana Cap1 Webster from New i0rk March ~ arrived sAs p'f
oSsrssrovy April sTHs Ores. Western Steamship S0IP, ,s
here to-day and proeeeded to Liverpool v, ..,.,.
roscs Rde . Mn port % @ sslf & snats SAWYER ,s1 % Do a.rsS
SlO for do bhs J0hn'oa for sssHA7en sailed TIE sane
opyRcH Csusd. Ap aTso fishing bosts wrecked OUTSIDE
of tie hsrbof on SatardA night and ave droEned
Key WEsr Florida April 61hs brg ballet aud nom utrestn
oade for New York has put IN Al tai. place sAAHs 40
".'--''JD it wHALERs. oI .uft mr.
Bark John pr Tahuano feb a. had taken whales nAs
Hsar m eat Of Barbados Jan B brig Essho cOe Of Beverly
80 bbls spem oil .-. -'r
MISCELLANEOUS.
TIE EuropeaS West Indian vessels which rYd p"n
"a, bad encountered and bseo considerably eand
thereby. .'f ~
New-York tribune., 1868-04-07
tjursts, faniag,s, &c.

At OUR OWN HORSE AUCTION MART,
~ No EastT Thirteenth Fonrth-sve.
JOHNSTON VAN TASSELL
Miner l. SOnelTle'A)
lueon sale, o Homes Garages Wagons Harneis and everything
IN The horse line, TT ESDAl and FRIDAY .
Mesr JOHNSTON VAN TASSKL stand AZ the head OF the hoe
auction this city. No jookeyEg 10 doabsdesng EIe
psrty doing With the srft ard impartial
justice Everything ihs hoe line =, pirate sale at wholesale 9ness
A LIGHT C-spring BRETT-(Wood Bros
N makel-lost 500 Price sold Immediately One srseati
oepane platform ROCKAWAY al 80; cos fs4 Several otner
e secoBhad CARRIAGES Top and Open BUGGikS Also seI-
er. car will be oieredst GREAT BARGAINS
CALVIN WTTIS Carnage Depot No @ Brosigay near Beeker
CITY AUCTION MART, Broadway aud
TbiryngthsJ j. HENRY. Auctloneer Regular saiss Of
r Csrr,gs obs Harness, Robes Blankets Whips ke tc
ever WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY al II O'clock There large
dz ring showing No postponeent account OF
stock o the above articles wsy on hand al P'ao
auction pHoe.. Cousgnmsnts respectfully solicited
New-York tribune., 1868-04-07
x,aal Aotifts.
2T.-ABRAHAM b. COX,

CUPREME COURT.-ABRAHAM b. COX,
y Trustee 6 sL JOHN PATTEs and sbers In Pursuance Of
Judgment supreme Coa Of the Gate IN the abors
entitled action l. GEORGE BLACK. the Referee named 10 sad
judgment will N sale public suetos on WEDNESDAY he
lh day of April 1903 At IL o'clock the Biehnse
Ion.sr ali that certain d,nr house Of land Itnsts the
elstery Of and Cears IN tbe Fst "a
borthsy by Csar esstcry tho rear By property .ts Of
toahefy ate Of Ihomas PAU
n 6sea tie hereby norgssd ard the nrg house 81
& Thomas Ps through the wall between ths
The said described oontsnnF breadth IN
front Wsshngioa st. s nineteen feet hsan inch IN Ae rear
feet ~ Ced,r (5l 6hysI ket t eght ana
half ncbe. aud III. Outh dc ts thgtv f,, H neh"
DATED New York March a. 1868 GBO. L. BLACk Refete
CsosBr, / JONES. Pira Auys MIA zss5u
New-York tribune., 1868-04-07
Qtniistr.
Misullano,us.

DIG IR0N.--No / Scotch and American
Founder Forge Pig Iron. FROM ship yard. sBd direct On
JAslES WILL AMsos s Co.. No 90 w.nst, y. 7
VNHAT THE "ALBIONn says of the great
w collection ofS r. AVERY Of FRENCH PAINTINGS lsl works
b. 10 diacrent arl.,s;
Tle most IL log collection Of works Of art pubic view Ia
tbs city AnaBEi BY NJ ) r. Avery Many Of the pic
rs In s collection conspicuous Tor tbelr excellence IN the
Frrnh Flemish departments a. the PArs BTposon Many
the roll ~ Euupesn artists less
pfssend here aud the eocuou Tge The Advantages
AT colnosscl Of art are of no small Importance
70 sn auction the evenings ~ THURSDAY snd FklDAT
o ts open dag Al the somnerhe Gallery,
IA "a Ffhare HENRY u. MINER, Aueiioueer
New-York tribune., 1868-04-07
PASSENGERS ARRIHED.

FROM LIVERPOOL. April Gin steamship City Of Ansvsrp-e
Pape Mr. Eewburg Mr. Cough ML ytek Mr. Lsen, M6
JOY, M Kelly Mr. BuneaG BIZ Dykes Mr. Bsw Dr. johnson ke
M Wash ME Boaur and Fletcher, Mr. bpettc
Mr. Behn MI Crs Mr. Cooper Hswath chids Nj Lan'
ders Mr. Taylor Meiut;on Harrison wife aud children NJ
Kenyou Mr. Tyrer Mr. Wooduf and sisters, Mr. DAss hss We"
lace Mr. Jas Frazer -.
PROM CHARLESTON April ers steamship Bnly soudsr.ns
and Mrs Ngler " Dearborn Mr p Wornl and chA Mrs W. y
Priday NJ Downing r. Abel smae Mrs w. l. Andrews h O.
H. Andrews L. Andrews A. IL Andrews, Ars WLsoni nd
lie
New-York tribune., 1868-04-07
VIVIAN THE "HOME JOURNAL" SAYS
Corporation Hutitts.


CORPORATION N0TICE.--Public notice is
occupants Of all
houses and lots improved upimproved lands affected thereby MAT
ece Board Of for examination BY All persons interested
Por bnldng sewers IN 55d 5treets fou 10Th avenue 70
and through llthsyerus with branch 70 l0haVenue - 49,
For building IN 18th and 10th streets between ID and n
with branches 70 lh Avenpe.
dFOf binding 6thayenue nom shseet 70 ana ovgh
Slth street. ~ 50 feet east of ,thAvenue
The limits embraced include all the several bouse
and ground vacant lots pieces ard parcels Of land situated on
lsBotb 80 and streets from lob 70 ltayehuesj also
sides Of 10th from sd 70 Jfhesi also OOh seA OF
iItb Avenue from 32d " y6th streets =. !.
aBoh sides 18th 6hets from 81 70 ib avenues also the
east SIDE Of lth avenue, from 18th u T7thstreeA
sad the north
both sides of 5$h, 3b 5oth, SIN and o8
the north side 81 SD street.
Affected by tie shove Damed Assess
opposed "a the either p them are requested
pr,.eu oectous writing 70 JACOB OAkLBi Chairman
al their ONCE No 81 Chamber street base
uent House within thirty dsys from the date OF h notice
}6TSS 16gS D. p o}TTwEI5L 24KwhEhI5L Board o, Assessors
ISAAC O. HUNT ..---.fr
one BoArd oi Assessors New COurtHouss. March 9 1883
EERRY LEASES AT AUCTI0N.-At the
III Cty Han mt RsDAY tbs 7th day Of May l at IL O'Clock
n viii be Pabhe Auction 70 tbe highest bidder Win Ads
euae security ~ ten yeafs from he h day Of May @
LRASBOf the Ferry established from the foot Of James
Il TO Huae Point, Long IssRd.f ...' . - -
Ferry estabhe from The foot OF JACK
son.st 10 Brookirh. Long Island
be bad application at the Comp
oefI Onos By order tie Commissioner of th sinking Fund
'' RICHARD b. CONNOLLY, Comptroller
Cy oEesYok Department Of Finance, Com9ohers once APn
!, 1853 .. 49,. l.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-07

i11 .' SUMNER ARRANGEMENT. 1t61.
Entrance Twenty sevenhse e.. d,
- TRAINS LEAVE NgwY YORK: ,.,.
For New Haven and Bridgeport ito eOo (EI n0o m Ial'
'To1 Msr s,rd PaIdsi Southport ,nd wo,tpO 100, iioo
Fsi p SS2ssi ,2 s GcS 400 , 800 lso ias r 900 E1)
"a fot tSs bsrta sh iG 3 oS SoI liz e. q p 49,
For stanford go Soo I 900 l3os Izl' tEL) ais 200
for rc:aaCh aud intermediate stations Geo lLoo ais
a''' a" So so p e CONNECTING TRAINS.
F., Boston Via Via ssgssf sbi go Is ~ p H $40 E a"'~
For Hartford aud Springfield SOoh I l2lS 800 (ELh 800
For Connecticut River Railroad 400 CEI) 2lsp m 70 Mon.
For HsIor1 ProTasass, and E.bi Railroad AGO r) rs
New Haven New LoudOu and sOuisssou R.ro,d 400
For For csS,i esS IRA Rsfiosd isl5 p m to Northampton
For HousaiOuc Railroad, S90 a. m S1on@ ..ll lHf nf
nor hf hsosa,1e, b s,ui Sn,.is ~ Railroad go soo 4sp.
ConmOis Sleeping Cars attached to 800 N tran uovr Gan,
NEW JERSEY II. R.-For PHILADELPHIA,
IVA ken'ustOn $50 pm VI. Camden M P M pm, wa
s "a ta a % m! For south AMI
PRR rug WEST Cincinnati and Cbicsgos:4O H. "a
7 Fl The s.o m and 80 ~ Ae, VA a $ roa1h Ss1 to
cpnst without change mainT Cincinnati By
% & tram; an 5 0si 5 o S T srda9 S SRS SsSa ssSs
sSs9s,nS one % D. Of ether S S6RsoS .s sup
COUTHSIDE RAILROAD OF L. l.-(WIN-
Leave Janssssp 4 T. at m via Railroad J,msiea for
and all ystations. H. =,
Brooklyn, e05 Via Brooklyn Central
Railroad, Jamaica, for Babylon and all statons
slip, ~ Y, l. Railroad 70 Jamsica Tor
Babylon and all stations
Leave FrsnIinsve Booklyp st255 viz Brokyn Central
Railroad, to Jsmsics or Bsbyoa and all way stations
Babylon for Jamaica anl All ianons eoapeet
ing With train Railroad. arriving al Jsmesssp 10
,e Bb,lou AT as No. Er all Na0ns connect
Iug With sn Brooklyn Central Railroad arriving At PankllaVs,
Brooklyn, at 10 N. , =, =
Lave Babylon 7.to for JsnAa shd all uayIt,to1i con
nsets With L. Railroad arriving At Janessslp at
Leave Dabyoa 1870 for jamaica and all wayststohs con-
meeting Brooklyn Central Railroad arriving Fsnsa
ave Brooirp Al 9O5 o. m With the borseeas OF
the and Jamaica Railroad which leaves Jaue every "
minutes ~ "hlih d oaVSIN'sA"'A~
To take eject Nov T. 1861.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-07
8oarA auS 8uums.

OF TO $12 PER WEEK. = PLEASANT
Gp ROOMS With EXCELLENT BOARD at lG Beeckerst near
MeDougA- Also cosny board near New IoIk
CSO FIFTEENTH-ST "A private family has
sbsD nleey rsbed back PARLoR rst ASOr TO LET whop!
hoard. Terms moderate EsgbhOrhOspi gocL ll lf .lL
New-York tribune., 1868-04-07
sousts unS furms a0luuttS.

NXrANTED-SecO and basement for
wv ANAL AMERICAN FAMILY, between PoHrth and Tweu
oDJ s,s not west FogrtAss, rent Dot exceed - 1arss
New-York tribune., 1868-04-07
MiaSins 6arSs, TT.

AT WIN. EVERDELLn SONS, No. 104 Full
IA ,esst-WEDDIkG CARDS sSd TISE STATIONERY CR..e
Bb.d Islsb
CHAPMAN. & BLOOMER, No. 42 Fulton-st.-
~ WRDDISG CARDS OF ths iAsest stIles hOhOGRAbS 6e
New-York tribune., 1868-04-07
Sifamshuais mS gailrraAs.

ERIE RAILWAY.-TRAINS LEAVEDEPOT
IL fot Of Chanben-st, Psvoua Ferry - -,
$500 Day Eryrsss for Rochester, Buffalo SaAnsncs DIrss
s:s a N War Traia dar O,rIs andnerHseiais stations
1000 Express Mall ior Bsfse Salamanca pahirf and Oh
$50 n Wav Tra,. Mddetovn and intermediate station.
m Hay Erpsss stopping oaly at Sterling JUNCTION
and Tuners 10 Por Je' htSoafgh sna WAT
500 m Way Traln for sufern and intermediate tatcua
$50 E1press for Rochester, b1nAo' sAaAAncA psh
500 n Wey Trasn for and iDternedas stations
$50 m H,oht EJpT,,s daily for Rochester Buffalo ssAnapea
Dunkss and al points West and soan ny 'h VAN Hsepps
win through 70 Cincinnati without change. ID
500 N. Ert0rdnt Train, daily for the Wsn a.. a.
Also Way Trains for Boihug spDg Pa..a ana "a
and ais "a m. and '1;<5, 500, eS, snd i:D ~ va
"Wednesday nighs Thsas Train at u eelee Tor o1nrs O 's
mediate ssneRa
SUNDAY TRAN.-si5o. wsy Train, for Ou,T1nsi ~ sns
SD for Paterson $40 Hgh Express er pash Dur
.o Rochester saansnes and all points est and roa.h M
BIprs through Salamanca DGnkri and BGao uiih
change abd direct connection with all soose so
Perfectly ventilated and LuIuroas Sleeping Coaches seeonpsny al
Ti.t ear b. ob.ed a, conpany o6eeYo 2 BroadrsI
Depot foot Of Chshsst sewioi also Long Doek Depot jersey
City. ..r
An illustrated Guide TO ID. principal ubabsn places the Line OF
the Dyson of Rsss has been prepared and be OBJ
sned onee Of the COMPANY free Of charge by those Wishing
personally the referred TO- With the view Of settlement
u II. RIDDLE General s1pt
VIZ. r. BAHs, General Pass. Agent.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-07
Sort UluSru's Aotit,.

srArH o NKw.YoRE. I
.H poar.wARpESs oyuCE. No % wDanr
NOTICE is hereby given, in accordance with
~ Ssc,lon Of the passed April H. 1851 entitled "a Ae'h
,orssuIs be oce Of the Pot o. NeN lo AZ psrto'
m having charge the subet matter OF snch ngI'
90 survey that following vessels sow psder eianm
go nv The Port Wanieus that the said
he dAJs succeeding s 5occs 90 eosr s<s
New-York tribune., 1868-04-07

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Son Rlses.,.. sl34 Sun 6:3lI Moon Hses.. fs
4. ......
SANDY HooL..,. 1893 Cows Island. s23 he'll Gate .ns@
New-York tribune., 1868-04-07
Hlmhl, anS Slate ManitIs.

UGUSTUS TABER e. BRO. E.l
"a IHPOkTBHt ADD WEoIgsAlk DEaLfm ~. .-...t
ITALIAN AND AMERICAN MARBLES
sTRAM MARBLE WORKS. No Tl3 Watttt, Nsv-iors
MARBLE MANTELS.-A large stock on hand,
WI ready for iEg In large buHss rhleA H' O''"N 10
lie nst 81 DAYS piee account of rebuilding r,s
A. KLABBR 80. ls+ Rsss BlshteBth.t scar Imro ave-
MARBLE MANTELS in great varieties at
w reduced prizes ats RLABRRs MANUFACTURE DO ~ first
ave near Thrf pce ht before purchasing el's"bef ~
sNIutup In The oopriry, - - :. = - ----------
MARBLEIZED SLATE MANTEIS, hall the
WI Price marble Rebd for esiaisgue T. B bIhN.ahI
No COS siIth.Ass, between 1binythh and IhftJsis..
THE PENRHYN SLATE COMPANY,
l. ....f Manufactures Of 4 n vol. f."
NlRBLEIZKD SLATE MANTElS, .. ......r.
BILLIARD TABLB BIDS, .t... ..-+
PLUMBERS SLABS
Cftsns Bsts. sinks aud Shelving otsn krts
hARBLRlZKD SLABS
for ers,T Tables Bureaus, What nOf kc ,
WaEfo0ng psnsng for and halls kc Description OF
Slate trade supplied favorable terms
kLkAZBR JONES, hsnager Middle Granville, ~ D,
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New-York tribune., 1868-04-07
HuDSON RIVFR AND HARLEM rail-

HUDSON RIVER AND HARLEM RAlL-
ROADS-On and MONDAY, Nov. rs 1907, trains for
Albany aud Troy connecting with Nonhen and Western trains viii
leave New York a follows: . -. .
Express t,in Vi. Hudson River Railroad Thras'Hst and
Tenth through Buffalo and Suspension Bridge without chang OF
aid connecting Troy with trains for s'ratog hGsAhe Bafns
ton aud the North.
and Troy with trains for tbe North
II N Erpress Harlem Railroad, Twenty sirthst aud
Pou connecting Chatham With Western Railroad for Lebanon
Rpnpes Ps6s Albany with Western trains and at Troy
Tor Saratoga Rniand. Burlington, and the NORTH .
via Hudson River Railroad connecting st
Albany with trains and E, Troy with trains for Montreal with
as M Rwrss train via Harlem Railroad connecting at Chatham
With Railroad for Lebanon Springs Ptsaeh he, and 81
Albany With trains attached AZ Albany
EIpres train via Hudson River Railroad with sleeping
sh.d through Buffalo and Suspension Bridge without change
Of Also ieepngeM every day excepting SATURDAYS slt.cSsa
through Ogtbsbus without change via Rome W.
aud Railroad Connection Or Troy vi" be made at East Albany
This will o SUNDAYS. . .... :. 49,.
Abany With early trains for Buffalo and sapsnaon Bridge
AMI Al TroV with trains and points North
Sunday via Hudson River Railroad from View York
intermediate stations leaving New. foFt a.
Retarnns leave POughfetP,e At striving IN New. ORR a.
o m and arriving Mson at $40 Returning leaves Miller
W ~ 49, y - --' WN H. VANDERBILT, Vice -Presdent
New-York tribune., 1868-04-07
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