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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-06-03

Acting as agent for Messrs. Sharpe &
Son. will say that each and every man
in your town who favored me with their
order, signed the same as above, properly
filed For further information in regard
to Sharpe s. Son.. | will say, L. Sharpe
was formerly Vermont clergyman, and,
for some years, ! believe, resided in the
town Of Barnet, in this State, where he
now has nursery But for some years
past he has resided in f.ockport, NJ Y
For many years Mr. Sharpe has given his
attention to the raising of fruit and orna-
mental trees-giving his ESPECIAL atten-
tion to the propagation of those hardy
varieties suited to the rugged climate Of
Northern Vermont, Northern New York,
and Canada.
The burden Of compleint seems to be
that my numerous patrons supposed they
were boyiug hardy Vermont apple trees +"
Rardy Vermom apple or frut trees, is a
term that never in my recollection used,
either in Hyde Park, or on any other Oc.
Sasion / was often inquired of where
the trees for which was soliciting orders
were raised, My answer was always
nearly the same, that they were grown
iu the nuraeries of E Sharpe g. Son." aud
when further intsrrvgatories were made
as to where these nurseries wore located |
always told the partieU frankly the facts
as they existed: that they. had two or
more nurseries in Vermont, one being ~
Gated in the town Of Barnet. and one, in
The town Of Braintree; that they, had a
nursery in Northern New York, situated
at Lockport; and that they had one or
more in Canada.
was often inquired Of, where the tgees
would come from to Iill.thc orders, and to
such questions my answer was always the
same that / could not tell from whpt par;
ticnlar nursery the trees would come. !. i
never guaranteed to ais man tAat ,his
trees should come from any particular
nursery either ia Vermont, Canada, Or
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-06-03

REPUBLICAN UNION NATIONAL PLAT
FORM. .SH

REPUBLICAN UNION NATIONAL PLAT
FORM. t@"
=, THE REsoLUTIoNg, ha3n
> The National Republican party of the
United States, assembled in National
Convention in the city of Chicago on the
twentieth day Of May, 1858, made the
following declaration Of principles:
Fir I've congratulate the country OF
the assured success of the reconstruction
policy of Con sress, as evinced by The
adoption of a IN jority by the States
,hseiy IN rebellion tfcoastituticna occur.
ing equal, civil and political rights tc
all 1t is the duty of the Government to
sustain these institutions, and to prevent
the people of States from being RENTED
to state Of anarchy, (Cheers.) 5l at
i, .SeoonG- TIE gcarahty by Congress of
equal suffrage 10 all loyal men at the
s'uth was demanded b. every cOnsidera-
tion Of gratitude and of justice, and must
be maintained. The whole question Of
suffrage 10 all the loyal States properly
belongs to the people of these States
(Cheers).- : aft'p u @iia t.Ns
lhird-N We denounce all forms Of re
pudiation ao a national crime, prolonged
cheers), and the national honor requires
payment Of the public Indebtedness in
the utmost good faith, to all creditors at
home and abroad. not only according to
the letter, but to the spirit Of the law
under which it was contracted. ZAP.
plause) a.
u. FosrM 1t is due to the labor OF The
nation that taxation should be equalized
and redaced as rapidly as the national
faith shall permit.
Fsfh-Tbc national debt, CONTRACTED
as it has been for the preservation of the
Union for all time to come, should be
extended over a fair period fer ,rcdemp.
tion, and 1t in ths duty of Congress to
reduce tie rate of interest thereon when
ever it can be honestly done, "a, Z
.Sinth-That the beet policy to dimin-
ish our burden of debt is to SO improve
our credit, that capitalists will seek tc
loan US money at lower ratea,aof interest
than We uow pay, and must ccptinne &c
pay, GO long as reputation, partial OF
total, open or covert, threatened or Gus,
pec'ed ~ NJ
Seecnth-Eho Government OF TIE
United, States should be administered in
the stricteat economy, aud the oorruptioni
which have heen SO shamefnlly nursed
and fostcrcd by Andrew johnson, cal
loudly for radical reform. qef h
fEighH-rWct profoundly deploie tht
uptimely, but trggic death Of Abraham
Lincoln, and regret the accession Of An
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-06-03

natives had also brought their food =
Around us stood 81 horses Sd yGh can
judge Of the number Of the riders, for
pack horses had gone on in advance. But
the sun is declining aud We must move
on. AS we approach the city, VIC are met
by company of Theological students
connected with the seminary here, and
just before entering, by a'large company
of girls belonging to Miss Fricher's school
Soon. we, are iu pleasant quarters, in a
plainly but neatly fitted up in American
style, with everything provided for our
comfort which christian kindness, under
the circumstances, can furnish. s a 's
The missionaries at this station are
Mr. and Mrs. Smith, Mr.. and Mro. Leon
ard (who are soon to 90 to the United
States aud we have brought with us Mr..
and Mrs. Tracy. new missionaries, from
= merica who will remain here. Here is
Theological school with 25 pnpiIst al
present. large girls school. FOR the
training Of teachers, and one or two other
smaller schools Here we have spent a
pleasant Sabbath, listening, in the morn
ing, to sermon in Armenian, and in the
afternoon to one in Turkish. Both Ian
guages arc spoken here, and think most
of the people know both. The instruc-
tion in the Theological school is mostly in
Armenian AID the same is true of the
girls, s,school.
This staticn ID very important one
for the training of native agency, in
these schools. Here are educated preach
er and pnssors of churches aud also teach.
ers and wives Of preachers. Here a&q
.seyeral young men and women from the
Cesara district, preparing for usefulness
in that field During the winter vacation
of four months they so out, here and
there, among the villages teaching and
preaching, and thus accomplish much
good, In this plan of calling out, and
training of native ageaey, for the work
Of Christ in this land, lies the thope, with
the divine blessing, of these millions, now
sitting in darkness. But Of this shall
have occasion to speak of at another time
l.. BARTLETT.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-06-03
2nftrg.
UNATThENED.


Long have l striven sometimes with eager
hope.
Sometimes cast down and oyerborne with pain /;
Sometime in sadness, and SOM ines in JOY,
Through golden passes free FROM ell 2llOy,
Ny life hath lain.
Sometimes beat back oy chilling blasts of fate,
In sore, swift weakness sinking back aghast,
AS clouds and darkness gathered overhead,
Hiding with fatefel band hopes golden thread,
In the thick overcast.
Anon upborne BY faith, or brief success,
Cheating me into kope that had gained
The wished Tor goal, that the long struggle past,
My soul might sit and rest herself at last,
The height attained.
But ah, how quick the fond delusion fed Il
And all my work. Like rainbow htcs ct even,
Faded and vanished inlo dull, grey Light
Common and cold even to my partial sight
And the blest heaven
Of sweet perlectness had thought so near,
Mocke me altar with soft, alluring light,
Ah me, how far above my life's dull vale
The Alpine summit that my feet must scale,
To reach its height
And yet, still undism ayed look above,
F3rgettingiall the weary way behind
Striving in hope some better place to gain,
Some surer foothold on some higher plane,
To somehow find.
Some broader faith-some loftier thought to
reach,
Than have known, save as some fair ideal
With puaer impulses within my heart,
With sweet humanity-love better part,
DivineIy real.
This would sk,-NoT rest, or perect peace,
'or soft content with good already gained;
But, height on hetghtsas waves up tie sea,
My soaring 'ison snail forevars see,
The unattained.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-06-03
Correspondence.

Mr.. EDITOR In a recent number Of
your paper my attention WAS called to an
article headed Fruit Trees, "-commcnt,
inG upon delivery of fruit trees recently
made in your town by i Sharpe & Son,
Whitcomb, Agent. Your article is not
now before me, but | will reply to your
inquiries as far as my memory serves me-
You wish to be informed who is this
E. Sharp & son?' | send you copy
of blank order which reads as follows :
i. sRARpE & SON.
LooktoRr, N. r,
PLEASE deliver to me in the month of
next, the following Bill
of Trees and Plants, in good mcrchautn
BILE order, at for
which agree to pay S -. H..
in cash. whtp notified Of th9I- being
ready for delivery.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-06-03
,MlMBERJ2S
VERMONT STATE AGRICULTURE socI.
~


The eighteenth annual fair of the Vdr'
mont State Agricdltural Society abc
Wool Growers Association 'ivill be held
at the city of Burlington, o. Tuesday,
Wednesday. Thursday and FRIDAY, Sept.
Sth, 9th, 10th and Il 4th, : Nl6eS. a Tho
grounds formerly occupied hythe Chit
topdep, County Agricultural Society 'hrc
being fitted up in an ample manner for
theracuOth odation of the exhibition =
IHe lpremitms IN most of the classes bate
been largely increased. Ghe premiums
for horses have been extended and thdr
oughly revised, aaa the>lpt,2es "OGeFed
largayipefeascd. which will, undoubtee.
ly, bring out the largest collection of fine
horses ever assembled in YermOatA,A y
On Tuesday, Wednesday and Thuruday
evening. public discussions will take place
in the City Hall, upon subjects pertain
ing to the industrial interests u !he state.
lSeae discussions will be opened by geh-
ttlsmcn who have been,appelnted for ,that
putpo2e, after which IAN opportunity VII!
be offered tc others to present their views
and experiences upon topics under dis.
cussion. An essay will also hs read each
evening. ,. . y,r>s .rss
b. YheNariou1 premiums in each depart.
ulsns ass IS follows: horses, 1854 cat
tie, &970 sheep, $5S4 swine, S25 peK-
try, $3S butter, S22 f; cheese.5s22 fruits
S78 maple sugar and honey, sl7 vcge.
tables 40; farm implements aHd pheavy
machinery, 5000; hghtnacsinery, $3.50;
machine work ahd manufactured goods,
SlOO; articles in Floral Hall, 5000, max
ing total of about $500, the Afgekt
amount ever offered by TIE society at
any of its previous exhibitions. The
fair will draw together the largest num-
Der of horses. cattle, sheep and articles
that have beer on exhibition iu Vermont,
and it will be the aim Of the society TO
make all the departments. especially In
that of agricultural implements, machih
cry, and in the. Florab Fa,i' exceed any
former fair of the sScioty. :, maI
The Rutland & Burlington, NVernoAt
Valley, Vermont g. Canada, Vermont
Central Sullivan, Bennington & Rut-
and aud Passumpsic Railroads will trans.
port articles and animals for exhibition
free, if returned to the place Of ship.
nent Persons, attending the fair will
he carried for'tair ore way. Nt.Ha.9 g,
Exhibitors must. have their aniuslo or
.rticles on the books oftho Secretary on
or before Tuesday, September ,8tA
chose desiring to enter ive.st6cb' stoul6
give notice to,the secfetsrya at tButlana
IS early 40 September l1t. Ladieo ace
children ere allowed to present articles
for exhibition free of charge, bit no Ok.
hibitors tickets will be given to such per.
sons H =. ~. ~, h..t
Parties deuirinsirforfaation; or y copy
of the pamphlet, ahould address Henry
Clark, Secretary, at Rutland. i.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-06-03
A PROMISE should be given with cat
tion ard kept with care.
Proverbs,

t,at PROVERBS taa
Take heed Of drunkenness it is like q
wound In the sword arm. G5f
Learn to, spare and when to spend to
good putroGe.n ',,l 80 " r. plt
Be neither hasty nor lavish IL prttnis-
ing; the performance may be trouble.
some ~ ,lai13 pe t@ie
Tho end of profuseneso is generally o
prison or halter. :" ~ Asr raa.
= Better leave to an enemy than to live
to beg Of a friend. h i
sblHold yourself in restraint without put
tiny any restraint upon others. Ni ~
It 10 a cure method of obliging ID con.
versation to show pleasure in giving
attention.. = ~ Y : e. 4
There is'hot III tAe world q burea sign
Of little soul than the STRIVING TO gain
respect by such despicable means as dress
and fine equipage.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-06-03
nhEsstNas IN DISGUISE.

Great griefa, Shakespeare tells eus arc
as medicines for our leseer iebrI6vs. = The
remedy, it may bo thought, ia!1Worss
than the disease. And yet tits nett sc
altogether for the overwhelming anguish
which swalloes'np pthe NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
discipines the mind and when 1t has
left the shock of,real, calamity, it is less
likely TO be disturbed bJnFetty; ahnoyap-
ces. Of all schools, that Of ttissortues'is
the best for a grumbler.' If th5tlinE
can make'a quite. considerate, dignifed
man of him, itis afiiction.a 1t 'softeds
the hardest natures and tsacsea the Self
sh ,p sympathize With allp who suffer.
"He jests at Gears who never &lhi
woupd;" but. should bullet cripple
him, he will jest at scars mo tntro,s N
naughty. capricious. SELF adoring beatty,
if smitten by the small poz, and thsreby
rendered Ia perfect friskt,H vop'd be
considered by her'frierds % object 'of
cOmmiseration. And yet, perhaps she
would be happier, because a humber.
woman than shs could ever have i been as
fascinating coquettef When we pray
to be exempted frOm disactor, so often
pray unwisely ;and when Heaven, turn.
ing deaf ear to our ohallow petitions,
visits us with great sorrows, they are of-
ten, in reality, blessings in Disguise.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-06-03

as little loss as the maple which you get
from your own forest Provided, that
you get your trees in proper season and
iu good condition. not with just life
enough to throw out a, feeble leaf. hat
trees with all the 6bers Of the roots fresh
and the stalk and branches full of life
and vigor like the trees delivered you
this sp'ing by E Shape & Son.
/ ~ i WHITcoMB.
Jericho. Vt, May 25th. Agent.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-06-03
eHAs: 6. DODGE,

q DNEKAL AUENT
- ~ - for the ~ t.f
EMERs' MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY,
n - For Lamoille County.
takes this opportunity OF informing the
that he IL now authorized TO insure
Il Village dwellings ~, q
|rom one.hai tptne.third less rates than
tAn lnsule. the tame ueyrnks In abe vermont
n ALbskaim property,insured upon "
d ilvworebi,y pts,hsN ;, ALL personal prop
4sule4 etass,enn Issofre. 'All orders lett
~ tht sitiRtt P'il0dses Hydepark,
DO promptly s'tcnded 10.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-06-03

! -AAS Wiiliams College atudent named
Farnswofth. died tho other day, Of diss
easee caused by excessive szertish il
baseball playing, his physicians cay.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-06-03

" so far as we have had ahy ezpfeaoion
inregard to sheridan's Cavalry COndi.
tion Powders. now SO extensively used,
1t has been one of universal appreciation.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-06-03

--one needs only to try It's Virtues to
be convinced of the efficacy Of 'Johnson's
Anodync Liuimeut Mo cure, 20 pay.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-06-03

3]3 HiH UBBELL'S HOT e l.,
# 4kt woLCOTT, VT.
Ss *JUSTUS II .1BBEl.L, PROPRIETOR.
<|6 3he stage road to Irasburgh conveyance
\ 1 4 part oi the county on short notice. "A
2;2jR sA # WILLIE H 0 U S e,
:> Watervile, Vt.
IL M MCFARLAND, Propri tor.
- 3fduors will be furnished the guf SITS OF
& this house for the year ensuing.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-06-03

HERR .STRAE of Heidelberg, speaks of
an engine Of terrible power Of, destruc-
lion. which he calls pump Of var, as il
pumps up and sends finging three hum
dred bullets minute, of any weight up
TO eight, pounds. distance Of two miles
1t may be worked by eight hien, or by
steam. Herr Struve was known as a pat.
riot during the Baden instruction. in AS.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-06-03
Hotels.
MERFAN HOUSE,
U8NTON HOUSE,

Ix0zfARK - VERMONT.
uSs feDovoted fro2- top 10 cotton new iurn'
- ana carpets, he proprietor haying recent
;,n4f.hnsed and refi,ted tins house, standing
<Es eouth east corner of Main ST., Informs
.16blic that he is prepared to furnish whole
<<&6nt,rtainment for man and beast at rea-
" III. cop,pensat on. ABEL SMALLEY.
r IL Park, Vermont, Jnly 10th, 1867 3ttf
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-06-03

EDEN POND HOUSE,
~ man MILLS, VERMONT.
l.. =. MARTIN, Proprietor.
Iately Eden House, by ID. Randall')
ASBURGH HOUSE,
IxxsBuRGH, W., by Il. +. tDGERToN;
f1l<t /, ave this house daily for all railway
|I36s horses and carriages to let, 81
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-06-03

A. RIDD tqB, g.
LIcEH UCTION EER.
Johnson, Vermont,
u attention given to be business, and
Business done under this license for
reasonable compensation.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-06-03
Licensed knctioneers.

A. DWI N Il l. Il ~ f}f.
ptty Sheriff and Licensed Auctioneer,
Hyde Park, vt"
>alls promptly attended to-. 80
New-York tribune., 1868-04-01
sHIPPIHG INTELLIGENCE
PORT OF SBw-ToaK........sA,o' n
CIEARED.

CLEARED.
T & c5s Pa,5s .1 I'f2o EaGuai 3 s.ss si
S1s,Ssi wiiea 1Pnss Loudi London
Dlrs-Fsr Leader (Brl PeIse' L"s'p0o Lara
oSs LpsIgsGl Mse s Aa Troan0,sh Te' sh, s'a
ser. 81 Kits; Pen (Br) Cote Tndadi Fauns LDeoni n,
9. & s'fi'ea s Hl, aSs9 T;r S.IsSsi % iisa .sa s:
j Ssrou Strout Birhacoesi Raven, Leighton Ponce J. may "
LId Sbas5.;.s .S nsrrf Sd.Ss a sS1' rs esoo. % AZ
a SFoEon .DssduIs p. G51 %.S hast cssa Ms.
FaroT BeauOt N O. sSsaa Wright Mount Gs"'s"''i '''''
ARRIVED.
Steamship cmbha GIs HaaeAs, Hamburg Mar ess, ~
s,spsLp Lord Lowell Br Jones Haraas zhh a 's 'asA'
to sS 5IG'S SIsi 1s"'I ofiS. w.v. @ Ssyg ,Ss s' %
va 81 ThcI9': IN SIS. Is ay I1 w. Holmes i1s rom RIO aSsio
81 R..ous Freeman, Liverpool Feb eh @d'' 70 "AAH's
'IS3 Bsi S.orap. . yahsle srql da, 'F to err' Mo
'o ny NS,emms aammon Ponce p r. March uosss 70 T.
az Dwight Co sailed IL eomPaoJ "i'h brig join o1'"' %
s RSeop. White Aroy b. 2s DAT, Sugar to Gosl' Bf''
'Iss B hi. 70, o,chsosoun simmons POaes p H. u d' 0s" 20
'ItiS ES sSsSs Lind.ley Apnwa 10 days lss to J. p Joy
Bs Malta Of Aehat 81 Gon G.es a G. - "a r. Ss'
to H,n wstsOn Co. Sailed in COMPANY SA ''h' "'p "''
s ssSs perI.r ofeeors,.ovp Mel Low Arroyo R. "sT
sugar TO Bosehkiss BrOs Il Ca. s
Bo,rOs March Arrived brig ~ Tinker Con Ns'.S's ,
HoLh5ss hoh i nnsdo tom New Bedford Ilasich Ibo SIN
scios Ph.d.D. ~ eoS s, In %ps.ss See. s. s % VIA M
1T . NJ chr Aim. SsSuS received repairs ready 70 a s' o.
vessels heretofore reported have saleG
FOREIGN PORTS.
poyc. r. March l4u port hst Rsuh.sr Wsh'g'' ''' -
IL. Johnsop 10. York next day aDo Ssasfs -, d.
% Ws,|b Al French steamship Perefs ,spt pehns OF
, tseSraI Company which len Nes-iefs nsss =.
% srrived here yesterday having setonpashed 0As O. Vie N
trips record -. a, IT, ..u,,r Hermann C,ut WeBl.
,p Srth J;ernan which m New lora on ne sh nh -
i AZ this port at 10 o'clock this forenoon Sc ' sA "
Bremen At noon.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The European ard West Indian 'esse' "seh arrived ' -"
Az ha encountered severe storms and been e0steg ssEs
iherehy.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-01
yaotifts Of gankrapttu.

rI,HIs is TO GIVE NOTICE, That on the m,
6th day Of Mareb D. 1899 Wsras s N rnsb NJ Lon
Don Grove m tie County Chester aud STATE o. ans s ~
t - .1adysd BnnEup h psinoni hat we paneW
n Sy.TT Of shy property belonging 10 sreh BAhkuP 70
Nm or for his use and transfer Of 40 properly q h s
,hst ,.tpy Of creditors OF said bankrupt 70
Sbt, And 70 choose ssgnsss o. hn sss M p NJ
@ - Rankmpey 20 holden al the Registers Once BOON 80
T., ,hs ronrt IIous al Chester saii Conn nore
Thos.s ESQ Register the 4h day Of April a. ~ 1905 a.
~ aaron JAMRS, Dep u. = Marshal as Messenss"
New-York tribune., 1868-04-01
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

FROM HAMBURG March 3o-In steamship Gmbrla-J Wsni.,
wife and 2rhreu Adouh Comics En BAehuaHn Wm H. DshrA
Miles Pedro PereI Jaren Drsysr GoI Arn'reg hssIy
Jsusen wife AMI chirsn NJ VOL hfrt'
B.npett Lou, Goodman White, Henstis ssppar Ludo
Eneer Leopold Fred H. LaadmsnD Iiern Rothbd soeTate
Frisr Srhwarr child GTsdr J. j. Pos Ameerg Bs
strauss Meytr M soneila Anos HAhe oiio sShn 40
str Beer L. Uhnaun Henry Maccraceksn aud we el'
Settling Krnst Boeeker COarad Linden Albert Feen Jas bes
Rob Jshu Jones NJ Rapp Jean kspp AdoPh hapg "a
Bonanu, Henry Henkng, Jacob stegeAnA NAss h-
geufeldsr, Henry Weyer, Carl Gefdihs
New-York tribune., 1868-04-01
20 @brm Il mag 6untfrr.
FOURTH DISTRICT STATE OF hEH.l0Rk, Z
EEw.YoRK No. 81 CAAhRKRtsT.. March ~. l0bA :
oyylcE OF coLLEcrOA o. IsTERSaL RSyIyvE


EEw.YoRK No. 81 CHAnBERssT, March Is. 1904 y
NOTICE is hereby given that have dis
~ goods machinery and Effects belonging 70 Solomon
Spear At iT5 Washngtoust IN this District for he pay
due the United and assessed against said Solomon
Spear Co
property consisting Of lsFe quantity o leaf tobacco manu-
tobacco both loose aud Ia paeksgs tobacco cutters e
and all the machinery and implements Of feas tobacco icto
viii he offered public Auen ai u Bonded WArrose
No Broadway ~ " on the 7h day Of April S5 a. eleven ook
in the forenoon Of that day. IF BAILbl. Colee.oh
oTnoE CLERx OF COxMox CoCxclL No CIri Hall
DUBLIC NOTICE.-The undersigned, having,
Council been directed 20 compile and
publication Of the Manual of the Corporation OF the CITY
i85s respectfully soe from the officers OF
charitable educational rcOus scientific and other nstu'
ly daily organized By charter act of neoofshon
institutions under Their
be Of advantage the public may be appropriately
contained IN ihs Corporation Manual" for 1863
In compiling absolutely Necessary that the statistical
and information wh tue almost nDumeabe pubhc and
private ehntabs and Of this city should be strictly re-
this Indispensable requisite he Kind CO.
operation the officers Of such Institutions are hereby re-
specially solicited.
JOSEPH SHANNON Clerk Common Council
Address Joseph Shannon Coane No Cy Hal,
Ees-YOrh CITY. hiOrsed For the MaDaaln ---
&I00 REWARD.-Stolen from the sub.
~ lOO scrber, Monday March 30 SoRRBL HOESE, 10
hands bFb old; stripe In forehead AMI
sound; ibnush in frsh moderate
light ooboI buggy heavy red stripe on under part
left hand arghT1 wheel had crack spoke bottom ue
cloth cushions and white plaid lap baket and DARK
plaid leather halter with tie strap sIO re-
NErd for the thief aud property or $50 ior either
- DANIEL WILDER. Poughkespsie
New-York tribune., 1868-04-01
NEW YORK and NEW HAVEN RAILROAD
Iss- SUMNER ARRANGEMENT 1901
COMNENCING JUNE }, l36L
staoa TwentTseyuhSt and Fourth
Entrance TSeHly'seYentb-sL

TRAINS LEAVE NBw.YoRKi
Po and Bridgeport T0O 500 (EI), n0 a. m lZlS
Or), 100 (EI.l, 345 $50, and 600 (EL) p =
a m AS 40 p. N. .... a On ~,
as 20 (Kr }, $50, 800 (EI) p
For D,rien 100 900 lL9l a 10. 3S, 40 $50 P m 49,. -.
Po STANFORD Tc0 800 ok 900 O lLl3 (bn, ZI9, aW
(EI1 3GS 30 (gI) 40, $50, go, 80o (BSl p ak
Fo Cre-uuich Intern ediaie stations 100 300 L" M 81"
49, W. ''' ~ = CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Boston Sphng g6sd, SEQ EIl 400 tEI) OVo m
For Boston via Shore Liae, l2l5 (EE) 600 p -, ~ "a,
For Hartford Springfield 500 N (BLJ l2a 1Oo tELh CIV
M. Mon
Conneetcut Riyef hahoal, u NSAt IVY US
trea. AGO D. ~. 70 Northampton . - ooo M, - tot
To Hartford Pogiisaee and Fsbk Railroad SVO lEhJ n i
Haven New Louioa and ssoungOn Railroad At acc m
r. u.s. 3C0 aO0 p a.
10, C,p.i Ralirosd Il IS D. m. TO Northampton
Por Hou,atouic Railroad 400 a. n, 800 p N
Nor Eauxstuck Railroad 200 a. N, 400 p IA
To D,nbnry and Norwak Railroad TC0, go a. m 4Df N
NoAm0dloA S4eePAA' Na' "-N-N-' JANES n HOiT sept
New-York tribune., 1868-04-01
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NEW JERSEY II. R.-FOr PHlLADELPHlxA,,
~ Ys EensngsOu $50 pm Via CsRden 4 mi ,j I ipIipgon
g Os m 2m 100 m For South and SWes-S''0 -' " 'O'
F6R THE wESTTo Cincinnati and Che,sos;t 5 M s II bot
an chance silver srepHg-ears D. m tram run ~
nupsl without change making same CONNECTIONS =. 10 3
.rv "a trains bv oler ~ Y. Ines Family compartments
n m train on through 70 chicago
one Ira in advance us with sl moInlg
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