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Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1869-03-19
Thursday, the Eighth Day Of Apri

next, as Il day of Fasting, Humiliation and
Prayer.
Let us, on that day, as people turn aside
from our ordinary pursuits, and in humble CON
triton for our sins, seek the favor Of Almighty
God. that all our labors may be blessed with the
plenteous fruits of His Providence.
Let us come unitedly unto the Throne Of
Grace seeking for the light, as revealed in our
Lord Jesus Christ.
Let us invoke the Divine favor upon our be-
loved country and upon all called to administer
the Government thereof, that they may have
the spirit of wisdom and understanding, the
spirit of counsel and might, the spirit of knowl-
edge, and the fear of the Lord
Given under my hand, and the Seal OF the
State, i'll the Executive Chamber at
Rutland, this Sixteenth day of March,
in the year of our Lord one thousand
H.. s. eight hundred and sixty-ninc, and OF
the Independence of the United
States the ninety third.
JOHN b. PAGE.
By the Governor,
5. Z. BURNHAM,
Secretary of Civil and Military Affairs
Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1869-03-19
FOR SALE.

A HOUSE and lot Of land consisting OF six
IA acres situated about mile and a quarter
west of the Depot in st. Adams. The buildings
are nearly new and in good repair. There is n
fruit orchard Of about fifty young trees, and the
land is in good state Of cultivation
For further particulars apply to
3s4tf-252 b. f. EUGG.
Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1869-03-19

pLACK Pants and Vests of all kinds Just re-
deceived at VIM. N. SMITH, &CO'S.
Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1869-03-19

Devoutly recognizing our dependence upol
God, and in accordance with ayenerated custom
do hereby appoint
Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1869-03-19

DANTS and Vests of all kinds just arrived
l., at VIM. N. SMITH Il cos
Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1869-03-19
Dissolution of Co-Partnership

e" l.. SAMSON co. have this day dis
IL. solved o-partnership. All accounts set
tied by IL L. Samson.
II. l.. SAMSON,
*ttf- $50 L, j. SAMSON.
Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1869-03-19

90 TO WM. n. SMITH & cos for your Fal
" and Winter Clothing,
Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1869-03-19
DEPARTURE OF PASSENGER TRAl

For Montreal, 10 a. m, 80 p. IN.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-04

sions. There is nothing to check them, excepting
the natural limitations and balances that
are inherent in mankind. Here is the
problem of mans capacity to build up civil States from
raw material stated in its naked simplicity II these
are honest books we have been reading and reviewing
the working ont of the problem is such as TO give
couragement to the believer in democratic Ine'i'G
tons and the natural progress Of his klnu. 49,
anarchy, but its reign is short Necessity iS .no
mother of invention Invention Is the nlO'ne. -
arts The wilderness becomes garGeni T,9 "iiy
becomes an inhabited city. The Hell on Whs9ls nee 5,
rolls off to its place ourishinG towns rise fun OF
happy homes Fine specimens of manly and wOmay NAM.
character adorn the several walks OF life Law rules;
oror is secnred religion declares its authority; the
Tening arts come in due time, music painting htera
ture. In an incredibly short space progress Is MADE
in 90 many directions, in such positive forms that
A. ,,;sitors from older communities are astonished
hv the achievement This is the lesson the New
west teaches when listened TO Alright and worthiy
interpreted. The lesson is one Of such vast I'M
porance that we cannot be too grateful to those who
honestly help us to understand it.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-04

Among the books of the week are The
Tourists Pocket Guide by Z. HEPPLE HALL, american
News Company The Perfect Man, by the Rev. T. A.
GooDwIE, A. NJ, Cincinnati: the Western Methodist
Book Concerns Why Men do not Beiere translated from
the French Of j. LAFoRET, Rector OF the Catholic Uni
yersty of Louvan, Qhe Catholic Publication socieyG
History rRe American RerOi,ton, by SAMUEL f. WILSON
baltimore; Kelly, Piet & Col; Vie,cs Of Life, by W. T.
MOORE (Cinclnnat r. W. Carroll q Coz; Ehelyn's
Mistake, or The Home in the West, by Mrs. MARY J.
HOLMES, tCareton and Alice Murray a tale, by MARY
l. HOFFMAN, (P. O'Sneal.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-04

sovtbia a woman was not eligible as O wife and a
mother TIL she had killed somebody. There have
been various regulations against hirts, and most
of those quoted by Mr. Wood relate to hlrts
of the male sex. In Guernsey when an engagement
was announced the parents invited all their friends 10
what is called "a 1ouncing" The young woman was
led around the room by her future fatherln-aW ana
the young man by his, and they were thus formally
introduced to the company. After that if the gentle
man altered his mind the lady could claim half his
property A kirk session in Scotland during the last
century " sat upon an elder for going and courtng
here and there several women for which no was
SHARPLY reprOved.n At Caithness even during the
present century if man wished to be married and
could not repeat the shorter catechism the Session
qured him to produce two cautioners TO the amount
of fl2 Scots that he would acquire it within six
months after marriage.
The frequent remarriage OF widows seems to have
been always more or less discouraged, men being
allowed in this respect much greater liberty but st.
Jerome mentions a widow who married her twenty
second husband, he in his turn having been married
to twenty successive wives. The championship ap-
pears, however, to belong to Haarlem woman
spoken of by Evelyn in his Diary, whose propensity
for remarrying had finally to be checked by law:
"She had been married to her twenty-ffth husband,
and being now widow, iOds prohibited 10 marry in
future"
New-York tribune., 1869-06-04

Fur, Fin, and Feather on. b. Brown e. Co..
is Useful compilation Of the game laws OF the United
states and Canada revised and corrected for the year
1862 It contains also great deal OF information upon
hunting and fishing localities and viii make an accept
able guide and companion for the sportsman.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-04
Alan t,t al, II No taJ Rfanns at Hsu.Y0rf

NHE TRIBUNE ALMANAC REPRINTED
Complete from l.5 SS. both sess'', boasd N so
volumes Pnos 10
Politicians Lbrse ard al oths Interested viii 10 fad to
inou that have been enabled 10 rprdoos 1HB Tribune AL
MANIAC y,ai 1893 ls ssvs. sespuag i9 Ia w'h
year susJ-eomprs, ding be Politicians Register sBi The
Wig Almanac containing AuHua Ecton Returns b. States s1d
Couphs Csbuets JOiE q The suprsBs COsri
Foreign o States kc, iih Summaries Of Aeis Of
Congrsti Political Statistics Tie oDoviug stOducoh 10
TIE rolsnt BY Mr. Greslsr iaI sIp,r' sr 'eopss
the Of sysst before the etabhst msnt 81 1Hs TEhusE
bc October keeiu having dssP p'ruaf op'ng sgahn the
moved RsGsrGE fr 1888 tsndd nsny
sHbody s Rsuus q ilt Hd compare hsm With those
af fcpdueiou each succeeding yeailtt u ii oa
pttduui the M l85 81. ovmpts u hiffg
Registers Election Rsou' ~itt other useful political aBi natse
thted f1f hs T. each fthdsr busl NE Wgpauoh q
aroltst total Il NOTE thsn lvt The hrnuA
t1ccscy Ts PoliiHs Rgls Wig Aitadn
ac vtrh ID
been ttfforfd fHE ig
1915 bsi for ysar past tsu HPosshtt 10 procure s u
lie vs Al Inr rats and Imperfect hua llst
upon ths mIffsi have commanded hhuluns prices
- FHUr0 ltHo0HaFHraI Jtt
giving great results t fufe ty siaui
Las rendered possible the oil moderate
resolved that Htd uuebef of fl s q The wofss
epheaeratAouh be photo iho
gphr ard oft We puhhe OF that esant tbe Noh hsesb
pputsd he t AGt all he shog unique, aud ~ gr,Ai interest
politicians, tls Of lls BE- promptly
Public Lirei vhrfs they el hud
generally teeJ Toe sL0 f obtsia Iei directly Will pbs
bly, Mia ibsir snJ opportunity. hsHAcH uhEELHE'
neatly ross, ready Phe' for the IOuH,'
go
Tbos sshirE Interesting Political Statistics should
ssDd In their orders Immediately only 900 oe' Pruied
Each order must be accompanied sitb the cash. Aadren
New-York tribune., 1869-06-04
COUTU SIDE RAILROAD OF LONG

NVT IT 0TDE hNILMU8U Vt IlVIsI IlVI,ssI1
- ISLAND SUMNER ARRANGEMENT On aud ater June 1907
will the Roosevelt aud orsndsL Ferries ioo"s'
4 10. Mal PAtchoEue aud Way 5tAhoaA
lu Do. MsuIck and eli G,atouL
3Np IMPRESS PachOgus stopping AZ Jsmaeh VAey stream
pge BAY, aud al stations east except
ewood this train will be ueked through 10 bsPon
and Nre Island from PAtehogue -. -
$500 Accommodation TO l'P sa'nIdIs 70 FiSnogqs
,iIf fconp,ct Vas STREAM for RoeksRThe NJ aud $50
m train will eonnst With foF Fire Isaad WHITE supk
New-York tribune., 1869-06-04

Harper g. Brothers are reprinting, in cheap
form, their well known editions OF Thaekerays noTeS
with the authors Illustrations Fields, Osgood, Co.
have issued the second volume Of their household ed
ton containing PeideRnfs
New-York tribune., 1869-06-04
DrniistrQ.

GO OF 100 MOST SENSITIVE TEETH OF
~ Roots daily I.ets can be preserved arg and building
70 their nAtnra shape and color without Warranted twenty
never 70 change color as 900 testimonials since 1854 at DR. BGRB
h0hUs, No. 20 lHb't near BroadvsJ late Of 99dIL
New-York tribune., 1869-06-04
REAL ESTATE.
NEw.YoRK. Thursday. Inn. ,

NEw.YoRK. Thursday, June ;, 1882
From the tables below it viii appear tbas
the real estate auctloneers did good business tod
The aew-Jersey property found be equal 10 ,b
choicest which has been sold by auction this seaso
ABOUT 800 persons went out on the excursion tram which
made good time. Mr. .. II. Pierson. the auctIonoos
wentto work In way which showed that he meant bu,
ness, and had no doubt of success Every lot on The
map except some half dozen which were dsposed .,
some time since at private sale, was sold
tho prices ranging from $40 to S5o NJ,
plots 5Oxl2S. Those who have attended sales in ,l
Suburbs this season know that extravagant nr,So
have yet been obtained for this kind of property and m
our Judgment the lots sold to-day were worth ali ~
they brought At the sale by Mr. Blocker ON the S
OF April as high as $780, Sl15, and el2O was Obtained ~,
lots 25x125 two miles from Painfeld depot villa p
property sold to-day is surrounded on an sides nv i
proYements This, however was before prlces were
ta0lshed The arrangements for the comfort Of moe
who attended the sale to-day were excelent and -
doubt contributed materially TO it's success ~ y"
The old Station House In Court-st, near Rptla,..
Brooklyn, formerly occupied by the FOrty-tlird Prec
Police. was sold at public aucon yesterday noon The
building s as by 3 feet front aud rear OF brick and tr
stories In hight. II was Knocked down to Street Comn
sOner Furey, for $500 Very few persons were preseI
az the sale.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-04
DUY TAINTORs NEW-Y0RK TO PHlLA-
ID DELPHIA BALrIMoRB aud wASHINToS GUIDR.

DARITAN AND DELAWARE BAY RAIL-
IA ROAD-For LONG BRANCH RID BANK BkCkSssUH16 6
MANCHESTER TOMS RIvBR 6e-ou aud ater MONDAY May O
ig TWO DAILY LINES SuudyI sIspssd leave P No u loot o
Duane st. By steamers REVERSNK, N, and JESSE Hofr at
t6 touching Pier g. foot of ReetorSL al AIo p s
ouy Relnrnng-Lsave TOMS River EaU n aud 1898
y N A0DE n''He'' ~ ~ ~" W 4 sERDBH Co. Lss,e,L
New-York tribune., 1869-06-04
St,umbuais mb HaiIruans

pUaNDOMs HHU elduiUaus
CPECIAL NOTICE.-The NORWICH AND
- WORCESTER LlNB mr boston 99 point, Srsf'y 5oa.9
REHOyB Pier No o. Oeeupd BY ha line the past eight yeAs
we SPACIOUS ' PIER No 10, KR,
Too o Canal and wa,i where the best aeome'on lo Plh
I.i'a NsN o.s CITY, sqpseeig aSa hoI'a rh
~,b Bos'os Hartford, sea Bnr Rarsd At Worcester IN
oos sod E SSrs.,isr aad Sh1, ,5d feaf .'s @
through cltl. rates Tor hsght ssd Gl Informative appJ I"
We oA'' ''' 80 w. ''''' IR SHORT ,E. Agent
DUY TAINTOKs CITY OF NEW-YORK
egiPh i'f ' ,6 sSff f3 3i ELa rE 70 Fo5 %
NEPTUNE LINE of STEAMERS for
~ PROVIDENCE AND BOSTON DAILY,
as from Pier q n R. 70 foo s RG5F.a,'
sS' SsI are are TO TO BCST0S. - TO rRovOEStE a.
~ s Sst:!s1 @ I f:'s;' $ Il Psssf @ s H:sa 81 g.
pEOPLEs LINZ. FOR ALBANY. .,
TnS LAReE;T AE9 y MOTT Tak htaSyeFNT @eRB RIVER
TnE 81 ions DGEw aSP - PSas e. g McgNos9v S i, vvser
E9os m ls.s 1sd % .. .I'2 & Va. y s1d % ss t Ras As, %
hs Ab'sy Steamboat LaslaE oeoeh m Or 90 iee sna Of
5.s - g. % o! oR S S s' S I .Ss Ssn .ss5 'l, .
Ers sh, rsssr,l saill tAs holrof aspartlts.
A LBhNY and TROY.
Io C. vrRBARD and bRR%. M NE sSau,r,, t. passages to
Ale.ay % hoNpAI NAY 81 Isagas ns,g%'''s a. 40. aui
Su,qurhsnus Railroads M al Nh and s,t
sss aSiis HsS %' FONT ''''''' ''''''' "''''' ''
COR GLEN COVE and ROSLYN-Lmdmg
Il WHITE sroNH, BAlLlSS DOCK Fort sehirlrrl GREAT
EECK SANDS POINT MOTIFS DOCK sul GLgN WoOp-Stesm-r
SEAWASHAEG leave, PseEp EyERf AFfR iSOOS (supd'.r
s g5 Js. a .SS2s h, % a's o sS sa 'aA p. & .
neks,, ina Transient fare, Ers.ty rsdsssl
EOR RONDOUT POughkeepsie, and New
tgtgh l,odiuEU C0LzENs C0RSWALL MiLiHS, NAhLb9Eo
1Sd 1 ksorUs ss,SG2, & M THOMAS & aud JAS " BALD
CTEAMER MARY POWELL will commence
- running SATURDAY Juus 1869 for COurb' West Point Corn
vail Sevbugh New Hamburg Mhen roughkrPhe, ald kohdont
Leaves pier opi Dsbrosisis, every afternoon a. J3h
EOR BRIDGEPORT and Points on lousa-
tonic aud E,ugstueh RsoIdfAe s Stssnsr' l,iys C,l.
ns'p u nooa. Iad 9Jo Leave Thirty DarshIt K at
3:Dpm.
NEW W-HAVEN Steam Transportation Co.
The stsa@,r STATE oF MAINE Capt CeH' b,dus been
,TInty rfarn.bed leaves KswYos from Per 70 Fast
Psek sp daily at 3, Pare Is cents Freight stce At 10"
D. WILLIAMS.
General Superintendent
HARTFORD direct.-State of New York and
Ctr Of Hartford leave Peek lip dsiS r. r Hartford
oabserE I,a, Tor Spns6sd Cbopse Heyoss So.nP,ou
Bail,bofG n Ge Pare lH ea,' 8 IS "a deIai. 81 as
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD cos
IspkRsSDKsT LsE 70, BALT wSshlsGIps hs MeSI
DAILY by PROPELLER LIMB from Psr RATES Low, viii
csuHshd.t prI,ss 90 route WEST o p 30 Ws,hagou ua
srn .'ho9t sI,. Get I6' oNLT & L,SE Aao'd"s A" A 10
W PkRvEL Gen a. No 100 Bro,dwa1 cor D st. New rori
/ 0NG ISLAND RAILROAD leaves James
g.. n.y. Mai train for SOrApOt and Grs.uport
1880 for Royn Clan Cove, LoeuI Valley, Husing'on and
j;55p m. Gr,suport EIprn
40 for Royn GlsB Cove Locust Valley, Huntington, North
"a O Roslyn Glen Cove Locust Valley. Huntington and
Up M. for JamaieA and Hsnp,isad
Ro,u tE. % Cow. oa.s Vs.y uuasSs sad SorGpo ,i
Hunter. Point at . n. and p y. BAkION supt
RUY TAINTOR" LONG ISLAND GUIDE,
New-York tribune., 1869-06-04
St.ambuais atrS NaiIrrans.

FOR HAVEN, HARTFORD, SPRING
"a FIELD AND THR E0RTH. PArs, sL ssamsn lave PssE
FOR N0RWALK and DANBURY The
Steamer NELLY WHITE leaves DAILY foot Of AaTks|St at 2
and THIRTY fourth st at , p. m.
TTROY LINE for ALBANY and TR0Y.-LOw
i1G SCrt6 With ksT:YoiE only 81 s. being
ercoSSEcTcTT WI ssT. %ss Per So ''Ri' foot Of sPus
EE EyhSSq sI @ ria S % H. s'Vsss %: su T
and r. R. for hs North Rst9fng leave Troy At and Albany At
ssfs d the Al ioa q ssSy sa 1 $ sa'''1 'l
II ID. & Il. SMITHS STEAMBOAT LINE for
IoH . asS s" PfSS; g. GgSo Tyu TsS sS
% and f1is sH s: .. .I s T. daily "a Is Ind
CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEY.-
Win t9e Delaware ,nd Western
forming direct line Pittsburgh and the West without change
cara ALLENTOWN LINE TO THB WEST
Three Express Trains to the West except sundaI when train
s and three hour, saved by this lire to Chicago Cincinnati
Silver Palace ears sTSsg from SsrTGE, e Chicago
Commencing NAV TO- ls69-Lere EesYOrk as follows:
$50 mPor Es,tou Bethlehem Hauch Chunk, Wiiam'pSr.
"IisIuAnse 7.lss m-For soDeryI. TX ~
o @ 5g9c s" E%@s1 Tss enS enfCa S S'0''oE S'A
EEPas for E1oS 4,ntS mt hornSqrs S b SD SD
change Lou Connects Harrisburg for Ed and the Oil Re
cSSSsets al PSp.5Grs for MsaeS ChaDE NIEssSsrTs
barre Reading C1S5s Lancaster Ephrata LI PO'ls serAn
ton Harrisburg
3:gu D. m.-FOr Sonervine.
Ip m-For Eason Allentown. Msueh Chunk and Belvdere
SOS EIPRRss-Por EssoB Bethlehem Allentown,
Reading Harrisburg Pittsburgh Chicago, snd Cincinnati Sleeping
Pittsburgh and Chicago Connects at Junction with Delaware
Lackasanna Railroad for all stations Scranton
5:20p. N -Por SOmeryile and FemingOn.
D. In.-F For Easou aud intermediate statOnG
D. m.-For SomcrVle.
m-WgRTERN EXPRESS TRASFnT Eaon, Allentown Reading
Harrisburg Pittsburgh and the WeAeonneets at Harrisburg Sh tram
for Erie. kc.
9:45 p. m.-Por SOmervile.
sleeping through Jersey City to Pittsburgh every evening
Trains leave for Elizabeth 5:4S, 6:3 6s5O 1915 8l5 $780, p
95 1890 llO Min. l:OO 7;oO 300 $3.50 345 400 42S
$50 $40 535 5;45 6OO 6:oo 100 74O $780, 9O0 sS 1870
HAS M.
Tickets obtsnei the oee Of the Central Rail
read Eew-Jeey Of Lbeyst. u At No Ast"r Houses
Nos az 69l Boadway No. 10 Greeswebt. and At the
prneipal hotels. r. E. KICKER. Superintendent
n p. BALDWIN, Gen. Pass Agt
DUY TAINTORs ALLENTOWN Line Guide,
I'D with oolorrd maps and description of all sltOHA
ERIE RAILWAY.-Trans leave depOts foot
Prnn From
New-York tribune., 1869-06-04

AUCTION SALES OF NEw.YoRK REAL ESTATE
By MULLER, WILKINS a co.
Church and lot the south side Of l5h lsS Of Irving pl
New-York tribune., 1869-06-04

DIE MAN OF SORROWS-THE son OF
MAN: the Hunsuv Of Jesus Christ BT COZ
LIS D. D Munster Of the EaouA Cb1h Of Geneva One volume
l1mn, Cioih. Price 81 IS
Just Published BY
CLAYTON. REMSBE HAPPBLFINGBR
Nos 8l9 and Ell haTkstst, Philadelphia
For sale BY all Booksellers
IMPORTANT to EUROPEAN TRAVELLERS.
Trlvse visiting Europe Shouh provide themselves uh HAR
PERS HANDBOOK by W. PKsBRoKE fErnDGE o. 81 THIS
complete guide book Of Europe the East pubhsssd tie
English language, which s made entirely ever year
HARPRR6 PHRASE BOOK or, HANDBOOK TRAvu TAX,
ior the 81 and schools English German French and
Italian BY w. PESBEoKH FETKiDGE pnoe 81 Co. HARPER
BROTHERS, PubiiSberL For sale hJ all Bcoks,Isn
WILL be out this week-a wonderful Book.
w EXETER HALL,
Theological Romance the startling and interesting work Of the
day Don't fsi to read IL
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IL pieces popular music Ur violin fute ffe Pcs 73c
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article The anAtoa and pathological consequence Elegantly
printed CO pages Price 81 cents
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An orders ouiobs a be sddreasd the editor Boz No 37l
New-York tribune., 1869-06-04

NEW HAVEN Steam transportation Co.
~ FOR NRw-HAvES Low PARE QUICK TINE
The Steamer STATE OP MAINE Capt y Carts bsug beer
esgauty rsrushed ktw-fort Pier
tssk sip), daily u3i Pare Is Freight .tea AT o-
rGIsA u. WILLIAMS.
Suppftrtsulent \
New-York tribune., 1869-06-04

EOR BRIDGEPORT and Points on lIousa-
tonic aud E,uEItuek RsoId-Fae s lsve C,,ls
rnsIp at u nOos. sad 3Jo Leave Thirty DarhI at K at
New-York tribune., 1869-06-04

CTEAMER MARY POWELL will commence
- nnE SATURDAY Juus 1869 for Courb, West Point Com
vail Eewburgh anburg Milton Poughkrple, aIt Eohdont
Leaves pier oni Dsbrosistst every afternoon a. JJh
New-York tribune., 1869-06-04

Church and lot on the south side Of ihs 4S Of IrTnsp
BY A. !. BLEECxER, son 4 co.
3lots cor ofhadis0u-aye and 4hst; eaeh
lots on TIE Loth side Of +0b 80 OfsthAVe; each
2. 2SIsS Mr. S Abraham aha RS.s each y nSo
Bacon Noc
New-York tribune., 1869-06-04

0O Sahum it map Cmtm.
CREDITORS of j. A. e. +. FO0TE g. Co.
~ present their claims to E. FOOrE corner White
hall and South -sis
Eew-York May u. 1869
DEWARD.-DOG LOST.
III WHITE POODLE (netun sIr The 6ntrr bringing him to
No 81 W, u double his value ~Ari
he is little gir's pet.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-04

A LBhNY aud TROY.
~ TIlE DAT.LtSB
tes,, G. yIBBARD ard D. DkEw, viii tisr psSss
Absuy MONDAY May o. leaving peshfosscsst AZ su
Ttir.urtb' 7i3 connecting NtU ths y Central Eeasse
Suqurhsnua Railroads r al points Norh and =,
landing w, Point NssJurEb PougaLssPns, RbHeoeeE Cash
arfH Hin.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-04

TL IEu0T
New-York tribune., 1869-06-04
NOR GLEN COVE and MISUNDERSTANDING

Ia VN NIIN NVI = NII'I IAVI1II
Il 81 WHITE srONE BAYIiSS DOCK tFou Schirrrl GREAT
HECE SANDS POINT MOTIFS DOCK sul GLBN WoOp-Stesm-r
SEAWASHAEA Peck EVERY AFfF MOON Suudsvs
ssysd. oseeE stopping IhrtrIe sBth.s each afsr
hu8iAy JBse Cohmutaon hclrts 80 sunts PACtsss
nekvt, transient fares greatly Tsdaeei
New-York tribune., 1869-06-04

DEOPLEs LINE FOR ALBANY.
II THB LARGEST And MOST MAGNIFICENT RIVER
ETRAMRRs m THE NORLD
THE ST JOHN DREW. AND DEAN RICHMOND.
ore ~ The shove in's S ssvr Per No N North k0- KVRRt
AFTERNOON tsutdaTs sIerps osocs Absuv IN
Trains wsIt North Runiug .avs
ibs Lhaur Sssmho LsnliHg O'CLOCK tbe sus Of
soanseug the West abl kouh fhough he Oh
The vba and baggage sasSttd is-sun
Frt lht "a lalaa tht ho u d,nArtIfF.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-04

DUY TAINTOKs CITY OF NEW-YORR
ID GUIDE containing larss o EsWl"rE sBi Brpos
AID STREET CHUtCIt aud rRA' 'ELERS rlE IOAt sie
NEPTUNE LINE of STEAMERS for
~ PROVIDENCE AND BOSTON DAILY
ats D. N from Pier u n. r., foot Of Roh uso- q.
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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-03-04
A GPOSS fNS hit

The protest of the Board of Public Edu.
cation of this city against the proposed bill
TO divide the school fnnd in the interest ol
the Catholics was on Friday presented to the
House. Immediately on it's reception Will
liam Dean, Of Newark, member of the
House from this county moved to ''throw
the rcmonstrance under the table," To the
credit of the other members be it said thai
40 one seconded the disgraceful motion.
This remonsrance was couched in the
most respectful language and was to great
measure a simple statement of facts going
to show the great opposition of the majority
of the people of this city to any division OF
the school fund. 1t was prepared at the mo
tion of j. Morton Poole of the First ward,
by the venerable Judge Hall, President oil
the Board of Public Education, and was de-
serving of, and will doubtless receive the
most respectful consideration at the hands
of the reasonable and respectable members
of the Legislature
The Board of Public Education is not q
partizan body containing as it does nearly as
many democrats as republicans, and its
members were elected at the last school
election without the least regard to their po-
litical affiliations but solely on account OF
their opposition to the division Of the school
fund. The protest then was entirely non
partizan, but simple and respectful exercise
OF the sacred right of petition by legally
organized body whose sworn duty IL is to
guard the interests of Education in this
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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-03-04
WILMINGTON, DEL. THURSDAY, MARCH 4, 1862
II have the honor to introduce your Ma
esty to all these good people. They are all

II have the honor to introduce your Ma
jesty to all these good psople. They are all
Americans"
This mode of presenting, by platoon, was
new to his Majesty aforesaid but accepting
the situation, he withdrew few PAGES, so
as to take in the entire line, and then began
his usual speech on such occasions
"You have done ME a great compliment,
ladies and gentlemen, by coming 60 far to
visit my court. You come from a great
country. remember your country-I was
once there myself"
AT this point tall, awkward New En-
glander, looking at the court thus referred to
through pair Of gold rimmcd spectacles,
thought it about time to say something to
relieve the general sense of restraint, and SO
cried out, In very insinuating, soothing,
though rather nasal, tone:
"And we were very glad 10 have you
among us, your Majesty
A burly gentleman, full of cohteiti and
gorgeously decorated with medal some en-
thusiastic fire company had presented him,
indignant that any other than himself should
presume to speak, added, in loud voice:
'And we hope to see you there again,
your Majesty
The proposition, made so heartily, to re-
sumo travels once more that had proven so
mean and miserable, disconnected his Impe-
rial Majesty to such an extent that he abb
ruptly terminated the review, by gathering
up his side-arms and going off almost at q
a canter.-DoNN PrATT, in Horecr's Mag
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