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New-York tribune., 1879-03-31
FORTY MEN TO SPEAK YET.
A long DEBATE or THE ARMY BILL II PROSPECT
IN THE HoUsE-cHEAP MAGNANINuTY on THE
PAgT OF TIE DEMOCRATS.
LEY TELEoRArH TO THE TRIBU

IL THE HOUSE-CHEAP MAGNANIMITY on THE
PAET OF TIE DEMOCRATS.
IDY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBCNR,I
WASHINGTON. March 30.-The punishment that
the Democrats received for the arbitrary tone OF
their opening speeches in the Senate is bearing fruit
in the rather ostentatious display of willingness on
their part to discuss the Army bill as long as the
Republicans may wish.
The udicrous tumble from the tone adopted by
Senator Salisbury week before last. when he tod
the Republicans not to concern themselves about
public affairs to that Of Senator Beck last week.
who rcpIied with meekncss or sat in silence
under The most provoking criticism Of his words
upon former occasion, is fully before the public.
As a fact. however the Democrats OF the House
are not in position to help themselves Their
majority Is undoubtedly sufficient 20 pass the
Army bill when it comes to final vote, but Is
altogether too slim to attempt TO enforce the Gag
law in a matter which attracts universal attention
Already forty names are entered upon the list OF
speakers upon the Army bill, and this is probably
not half the number who will be moved to spread
something on the record in explanation of their
votes upon this question or as bid for popularity
among their constituents. During this long debate
il will be impossible or extremely difficult for the
Democrats to keep their full force in hand In Tcad-
ness for a vote. Already they are dropping away
Representatives Lay and Bland have gone
to the Hot Springs, the former in n condition
which makes 1t Improbable that he will return
during the Summer Alexander II. Stephens is only
able to remain in the chamber for short time each
daV, and REPRESENTATIVE ACklcn has obtained an
indefinite leave of absence on account OF Ill health
Under this state of things there is no magnanlm-
ity, as there is certainly nothing novel. IN the
prOpOSitiOn to allow all the time either party may
desire to discuss this matter.
For all the logic that will he expended upon this
matter, however no man expects that a single vote
Will be influenced. The Democratic caucus having
dccreed the passage of the bill, no mere argument
can prevent it, What may be accomplished by
parliamentary tactics cannot be tOTctOld.
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Rep. and Pro votes 500 National and 20 scattering
II Greenback and lf scat 80 Greenback and 81 Pro
The last Legislature was Republican by 90 majority
on iOnt ballot.
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A TOO LABoRIOUs COMMITTEE.

ELEVEN MEN IN THE HOUSE VINO WOULD LIKE TO
ARRANGE AFFAIRS FOR THE WHOLE BODY
SOME SLIGHT OBJECTION MANIFESTED TO THIS.
icy TELEGRAPH TO THE TRGPCNEl
WAsHINGTOy, March 3O.-During the last two or
three sessions of Congress public attention has been
widely attracted to the fact that the Appropriations
Committee of the House was arrogatlng TO itself
many of the more important functions
of the entire body. It's power TO cur
tail or entirely omit appropriations for
specific objects which had been passed upon by
other committees gave it so much prominence that
a membership of the committee was by many con-
sidercd 10 be an equivalent in power to the chair
manShlp of most of the other committees OF
the House. The worst feature of this arrogaton OF
power, however, was the delay which was unavoid-
able when one committee attempted TO examine
carefully all the schemes which were brought before
Congress requiring the expenditure Of money and
perfect at the same time all the regular appropria
ton bills for the support of the Government.
A movement is on foot to effect relief from this
state of things The Committee on Rules of the
House will consider at its meeting tomorrow.
plan for the distribution Of the work now per-
formed by the Appropriations Committee among
several committees. The plan suggested is a re-
turn to the old practice of sending each
Of the regular appropriation bills to the committee
which is especially charged with the supervision OF
the particular branch for which the Appropriation
is intended, and after action by these committees,
then to send the bills to the Committee on Appro-
pT1tlOns.
This plan has much to commend it. If is certainly
am improvement upon the present system. 1t Is
probable that the formation Of committees or the
House will be delayed until after the Committee on
Rules has considered tins matter.
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TIE RHODE ISLAND STATE ELECTION

State officers, members of both branches of
the state Legislature, and some local officers Will be
chosen in Rhode Island on Wednesday (April 2) The
Republican State officers have been renomnated BY the
Republicans and also by the Prohibtonists Separate
tickets have been nominated Ivy the Democratic and
Greenback parties The three tickets follows
PeDublfcdn Z Pro- Democratic.
FOR TOrefaor Chas evan Zandt HThOmas W Segar.
Lieut. GOysTHOr Albert c. Howard John y. Bailey.
SfcredTy fJOsn. NJ AddCman David ; Baker.
iWlaId Saylcs. eChaTys n. Page.
Treasurer Samuel CLARK. Patrick Farrell
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Renoninatef.


The Republican platform contains only two rcsOlu-
tions both OF which refer TO the financial question
Tncy oppose any radical change in the present
financial system aud congratulate the country on
the resumption Of specie payments. The Green
bacl,-DCmocrat!c platform is OF the usual
softmoncy kin nut somewhat shorter than past plat
FORMS Mlchiean has voted follows in recent years
PSD. Dem. seat Total r. MAI
1874 Coycrnor l2.SO TS.JO3 .77.9U2 2-2.7tj nam
is7G- PRECEDENT GG90l lil59j t9S23 3is"2i 70 50s
.-9 gl} Greenbsck .tGJ P,o aud loo scat iPluraly
5To counties giving 3G7 p and SOP DEM votes, not m
ended Official canvass are counted here 4J,uuu
Crr 7G7 Pro and II Anti secret Society votes S,2S7
Green. and S7i PRO. votes.
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SDeeial DeDuty Harshals.
CURRENT TOPICS AT THE CAPITAL
ANOTHER CALL FOR BONDS
..rrr,-..-rL.,- q. G-N
The Secretary of the Treasury has issued

The Secretary of the Treasury has issued
the nuctythird call for the redemption Of 500 bonds OF
1sG5-consols OF 1857 TAc principal and interest VIII
be paid at The Treasury on and ottcr the % day ol
lima cvt and the interest will cease on that day The
following are the bonds:
Common bonds dated July 7G7 $50, No. II 1OOl 10
No. 117O0O. both mclnsive Sl'o No rs o0l 10 30
ooOCOO both inclusive; 5000 M. loSODl 70 No -
OOn both inc u,ivc; $1,000. No l9iOol I" No &o5'-
600 both inclusive; total coupon bonds SIOOoooO.
Registered bonds rcdcrmlbe at t1r pleasure ui lne
Uulitd states after The 1,t day C JUlF ISL ;Tlo'
No 4l SOL 10 No. - 900. b1tn inclusive; r'odo NJ,
10 sol TO No. I6ljO. both incu"Fci toal feSs'etcu
bonds, -. 100000 aggregate, $lJOOJOOO.
-..L .I.n ~. :. L
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| CrvCrvvATI March 3O.-R. W. Wright. the conn
~ auditor who abs onied from Upton Ind few weeks ago.
has turn, aud Surrendered himself for tI!aL Ills tcialca
| ton amounts 10 about t3OJO
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Gteambcats ano Railroads.

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
- Leave New-York from foot Of Desbrosses and Court
landtsts
$40 a. m for Washington Ptsburg. Columbus, Cincinnati
indianapolis Chicago the West Richmond Cbarles0h
ana the South Pullman from Baltimore 10 newark
Ohio, PITT sburg and Chicago -
loo D. m. for WashlnqtOn and the West. Pullman cars
from New York 10 baltimore ana Washington making close
come, tons for Ptsburg Cincinnati Indianapolis 0usv
Louis Through Pullman Baltimore 10 Olhcin
natl and St Louis. -
400 for Washington and the West making same con-
necuon for the West y the | D. IN. train -,
1000 n. m daily Washington the South and west run
man Shoppers from Baltimore and Washington
connections for Chicago, Cincinnati lndianap
Louisville, LOns Columbus Ptsburgi the south ana
Southwest through Pullman cars from Baltimore 70 lncln
Washington with trains for IyDchDlFg
Florida, New.Orleans ana the Sontn. ~.
through tickets please call az COmpany's ONCE, 3o
Broadway York. and at ticket offices foot OF COrtandt
and DesbrOsses SIS, and Depot Jersey city -.
ROUND TRIP TICKETS TO KANSAS NEBRAShA
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The M0gd=ine Of american History for June
contains interesting biographical sketch Of George
Clinton bv Mr. William L. Stone. describing tho career
Of that distinguished soldier and statesman from his
election TO the Assembly of the State of kewIOrk III
l76s to his accession to the Vice-Presdency Of the
United States in 1904 which Office he held TO the time
of his death In 1872 His military services during the
Revolutionary War, and his administration of the gov
eminent his native state for several successive terms
are related considerable length, illustrating his char
acter as a man of sound judgment, prompt decislon
great executive energy and strict personal integrity
though not conspicuous for brilliant talents or wonder
jul achievements. Mr. stone suggests that although he
never won signal victories as general his calm self
possession under defeat his unwayerng trust In the u
mate triumph the cause and his influence in keeping
the State accord with the General Government both
IN the matter Of troops and OF moral sympathy, fully
eutitle him TO the name, which has become familiar
the present day the " Great War Governor" of the
American Revolution.
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4 Selection from the H'ntings of Albert

A Selection from the Writings Of Albert
Gallatn. In three octave volumes, edited by Henry
Adams, published by J. B. Lippncott Co.. consist
ing mainly Of correspondence hitherto imprinted or
uncolected presenting general view OF Mr. Gallatns
personal influence public affairs during a period Of
sixty years number of letters addressed TO Mr.
Galatin by his most distinguished contemporaries such
as the successive Presidents under whose adminlsra-
tons he held Office enhance the interest and value OF
the work. One volume devoted TO essays and publ
cations Of historical Importance which not easily to
be found in private public Libraries The collection
forms valuable addition TO the copious store OF ma
terals for American history, and will be welcomed by
studous readers as interesting Illustration of the
course Of political affairs during pregnant era OF our
national life well Of the personal character OF
the writer
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nv direction Of the Board o Commissioners. SEALED
wiz lie received at this office uuul IL O'Clock
m on SATURDAY - 1879 for constructing section OF
he pound nterceptnl) auxiliary sewer consisting
- O H. ci orf more or Css feet Internal diameter
on BOUNDARY ST. between Marylandaye. and 2dst, north
nj ttls office together with necessary information upoI
Application therefor md bids these forms VII alone DC
cousdered Plans AMI profile may be seen At TINS ONCE
10 proposl Will received from any failing contractor
the records 81 the District Of Columbia since
July /. 1875. ,
Tho Right reserved to reject any all bids or parts OF
BIDS. W. J. lNl.N w, .,os-,
uCfD eert I'M i-et0 Q.
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Geatners.

TUTORING.-A Yale graduate teacher OF
several years. experience httng boys for the various
colleges WISHES make rangements for tho summer Al
dress SIGMA. Box 727. NewsBaytn, Conn.
TUTORING and COACHING for COLLEGE
EXAMINATIONS by student OF Harvard OIL hIst rank
Address Rev GEORGE lowell, A; NJ Asbury Iark, ";
J.. EDWIN @. HOWELL 90 College House, har'"u
College, Cambridge, Mass.
VVEACHERS of known calibre and character
promptly provided Families. schools Colleges j W.
SchermerhOr. SecAmer school Institute. 30 ~ Il.sLN
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ERIE RAILWAY.

'THE ERIE RAILWAY,
Il now known BY ie new name, the NEW YORK. LAKE
ERIE aud YES EEN RAILROAD Arrangement Of trains
o a. m cincinnati ana Chicago Day Express. Drawing
p. DAILY Fast - Louis Express, arriving at Buffalo
N connecting with fast trans To The est and south
7p.m DAILY Pacific Express for the West Sleeping
ua and Chicago without change also Hotel Dining cars 70
IN In. Emirrsnt train for the West
Trains Leave Ca49Ogr5 street Dego, NewYorS, fqr oo
p. and u midnight saturday nights only sundays el6
noon i5o 3 sou 4i0' 5:io $40 Gso II p ~ IL mid
night sundays, G, $50 1920 $780, $50 D. aud ~
Paterson, 515 g. Gao, 100 s;$o 10 1920 ll;so M Y
$50, 5. 81, $500 400 4iO 5:lo o;zO 6lg Od5.
o. 3, 1920 m, 100. $50 p and ~ midnight
suneru. O. 800 1890 M, Loo 300 o. GAO p IN, ~
midnight sundays o, $3.50. 1920 IN, 1880 $3.50, - H.,
warwick 7l5, 1918 m. $50 p. m.
Newburg. 7.t5, a. $3.50. 4:JO SUNDAYS. $50
Goshen. q, 900. ., 1920 M $780, $50, $3.50. Sun
days r. $50. lg:.I a. w.; 600 ?. NJ ~
DAYS $500 1920 $50. p IN. The A. N and $50 p.
trains connect with cwYork aud Oswego Midland Ran
Port JcFys $50, 0, 1920 a. m. 43O 0. p Sundays
$50, 10. % a m . 6'3O and p m. - -
from IA A. NJ 10 G.ij p. M aud a, l6;i5 and Ii83 p m
Tickets passage aud for aparmentsh Drawing and
ing and transfer u baggage may be it al the Company
Oihccs. sos. 23J. 4ol OF pj7 Broadway, n. " No
rains from the West arrive In Ncwfork at 72j
:" "'' $50. ~ ABBOTT, GenI Pass'r Agt Ncw.YOrE.
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
Trains for Eugcwood Ci0ster Permont and Nyack
1870, 800 M 400 $3.50. Gao, $3.50, ll5D p. IA
sundays, N. and CSC p m The llJO p. train vii
Manuel spring Valley aud MOnscs T. $50 u NJ 1850 D. IN
JSo. n ABBOTT. Gen' fassr Ag't. NewYork
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GRO. l.. CONNOR, General Passenger Agent.
BORDEN & LOWELL, Agents, y. Y.
OR NEN-UAVTN. UARTFOKD. SpRiNG
NEMPORI LINE

-
" FOR boston.
FIRSrI4A-S FARE
Ticket. limited and only OH steamer leaving Now.
Yor day OF 'ac aud connecting train leaving Newport
the next morning 90 $50 The magnificent steamers
NEWPORT" and old COLONY"
viii leave Ncwhork daily 81 lruudays cxceutef) from
~, y. f loot OF AuIraysf.
leave NoNlH 20 10 60 minutes later tan other lines
connect Of newport at 13l H. Win FAST TX PRESS
TRAIN, arriving AZ Boston 1880 THIS y THE ONLY
IIN. running az low fares mat affords passengers Full
NIGHTS RESI-. Returning connecting leaves Bnsfnl
al running through tg NrHpUI lu hours steamer
Arrives ~ New York at O'clock next morning.
Ckcs aud stdteOpms Dc al The Office Of Tho
Line. Pier -s. y. r., and on board steamers.
BORDEN g LOWELL, GRO. l.. Common
Agents General pa-sr Agent
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THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE: That on the oath
day September \. d. 1873 Warrant IN Bankruptcy
was issued aea.Hst estate Of CHARLES NJ. WANDER
VOOKT OF York In the County OF NewIork aud state
New YORK been aiiudged bankrupt on his own
petitions payment OF debts ana delivery or any
property belonging such bankrupt TO him or Tor MS use
ana the transfer property by him are forbidden Dy
law mat meeting ~ the creditors Of the said bankrupt
10 prove their debts more asslsnees
Of his estate viii DO held Court OF Bankruptcy 70 De
holden az Broadway IN the Cv Of York before
Mr. Henry Wilder Allen, Register, the 3Ot dag OF june
A. d. 1873, at ~ O'Clock m 1900 =, 1865.
o. g Marshal as Messenger southern District Nowl ork
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4 LBANY aud TROY by DAY BOATS.
"a c. VlBBARD ana D. DREW leave Yestry-si,, Pier 80
y. r. at 1886. and 24thsL at (y Annex boat from
BROOKLYN at a. M Landing at NYACK FERRY
WEST POINT. CORNWALL, NEWBURG, Po&EEPslE,
RHINEBECK, CATSKILL aud HUDSON. Passengers
landing at WEST POINT, CORNWALL or NEWBURf
return by down boat Tickets sold and baggage checked
NORTH WEST. Tickets Coupons good Hudson
River 4. r. received Tor passage.
BRIDGEPORT, and all points on Housatonic
n aud Naugauck RAILROADS Fare Al. Steamer Bridgeport
leaves Catharlnesp daily Sundays excepted at 1880
attIR rftioe nj uII n a
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A useful collection of public documents is
published by A. s. Barnes Co. in The Constitutions OF
the Sereral states the Union and United States prior to
the commencement of the Civil War. The volume also
includes the Declaration OF Independence, the Articles
Of Confederation and an Essay on Recent Changes IN
American State Constitutions by Wilmot j. Warren.
The comparative views which il presents Of the Consti
tutions of the different States render It convenient
book Of reference almost Indispensable addition
to the political library.
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5tcamooais aro Railroads.

A The MARY POWELL, for Poughkcepsie,
"a. West Point Cornwall. Newburg. kondouf, kingston
COzzeus Milton New Hamburs Hyde Park aud Cold spring
by ferry leaves Galy VesIry Pier SO, n. r. at $50
p m Connects win Brooklyn annex boats.
4 LBANY B0ATS-PEOPLE'S LINE, DREW
"A and DEAN RICHMOND leave Pier No. IL North
River foot Of Canast every week day. M CONNECTING
West aud East. staterooms warmed by steam -
w. EyEREII, President
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NEW BOOKS.

NEW BOOKS.
THE SOUVENIRS OF MADAME lie BRUN.-Two vol.
with Portrait large l.mo Red cloth white LABEL gilt
top. o. 10
souvenirs delightful in their gcnalty and full Of inter.
estug anecdOte ana Incident London Graphic
amusing book which contains great deaf that IS
and strange aud many anecdotes which always entertain
ing Pail Mail Gazette.
HOUsSAYE. AIRS -NE-Iifc IN PaIis letters art, lit
crature and society. cloth. 81 20.
Letters from Paris Ia New-YOrk Tribunej de-
tail the Of the day relative 10 Partisan books pays.
writers, artists weddings, deaths scandals, &C.
Il. WOKIHINGION, 100 Broadway. y Y.
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DROYIDENCE LINE TO BOsTOY.

Il Via ~ evidence Direct.
FL Ii NIGHTS REST. ONLY ~ MILES OF RAIL.
TIE IANDEITE PALACE sTEAMEKs
MASSACH Its, Captain ftav Allen.
RHODE ISLAND. Captain Jesse Mott
leave p daily SUNDAYS excepted from PIER 10 North
River UOOt of NdITeu-stD
Passengers arrive IN Boston al a m. Intermediate
landings between New York Providence.
stactOOms ana ucAcs secured at 1888 3g7 7Sj aud
i- hrualW as. az Metropolitan and EIttb a.
y, ami 5b3 Nlshngt0ut. BIoJkyu. Also sold at
All hotel ana principal ticket Offices and al All Offices West
colt Express COMPANY
J.. ". flLKINs. q. T.. Ag't. ID. ;. BABCOCk Pres't
NHE OLD RELIABLE STONlNGTON LINE
Il FOR BOSTON AND ALI POINTS EAST
al Up NJ from Pier 49, North River foot OF Jaysti
special limited tickets. GOOD ONLY on 2I5 A. III. con.
q Roe 81 30
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NE DOLLAR LINE 10 BOoTON.

LIMITED TICKETS to BOSTON. 81. GOOD SUPPER
boat. 30 cents. Steamers leave
every day, except SUNDAY, at $50 =.
steamers Of the NORWICH LINE leave per daily
iutlauu, sundays, al No.. for Boston. Worcts-r -
and for Portland and the White Mountains daily eScsptlg
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ATEW-YOPK CENTRAL and HUDSON

~ RIVER Embellishments May IL, 1879
through trains will leave Grand Central Depot: 80
800 Western Northern Express, with drawing
TO Albany Rochester, and from Albany 60 Mon
tTea, via Saratoga
1890 a M Chicago and Western Express with drawing
to Canandaig qua. Rochester ana Bunlo.
HOO Albany and Troy, with connections
Utica, Saratoga and Rutland.
400 Montreal Express through Sleeping
Adams
600 D. m Express daily, with sleeping for
Louis running through every day In the week. also sleep
Buffalo Niagara Falls Toledo ana Detroit, and
FOR Montreal, excepting sunday night via saratoga
7:3O D. M Fast Express for Rochester and Corning via
Geneva Sleeping 4 Geueya and Rochester.
$3.50 D. m, Pacnc Express, daily, with sleeping cars for
Rochester Niagara Fails, Buffalo, Cleveland. Toledo Detroit
and Chicag and excepting SATURDAY night 70 OgdensDurg
100 Night Express, with sleeping cars to Albany
and Troy 80
Tickets for sale 252 and 4l3 Broadway and at
Express COnpany's Offices Nos Parkplace 1s5
BrOOxIyn. 9. b. MEEkER,
General Passenger Agent.
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FALL RIVER LINE

FIR Boston AND THE EAST. -
The best ruuto 10 NEWPORT Boston, NEW,BED'
DESERT, POKTLAND BANGOR, ST JOHN, y. b.. Hal.
IFAX, " and an principal ciuc and inland ana seashore
resortSo New- Engana and TIE frgynee. The mammoh
palace steamers BRISTOL ana PROVIDENCE cave New
York daily Sundays lncudedl at $50 H. from Pier 20
n. X. MIrrayst Leave Brooklyn .. m, jersey
Gay A. % p. m. via Annex. GRAND PROMENADE cos.
CERTS on every evening by the splendid bands and
orchestra attached to these steamers. FL Ii NIGHTS
FALL RIVER. Special train leaves steamer wharf, Fall
River at 6rj Mondys excepted when she steamer will
ing trains FALL RIVER 10 BOSTON. INST train
p m. steamer arrives New.Iork $50 a. IN. Tickets
at 25J, 2Gi. III. IOI 52G, SIi, 057 Broadway,
and AZ all principal hotels. transfer aud ticket
Offices al the oaito Of the line the pier, AM
board steamers = ( Annex Offices
Brook Jersey CITY In Boston at No Old state
House and at Ola Colony Depot.
GRO. l.. CONNOR General Passenger Agent
BORDEN LOWELL Agents, \. Y.
FOR RONDOUF and KINGSTON.-Landlng
az CQzzens West Point, Cornwall Newburg, Marlboro,
Milton, PcuglEecp-ie, Es0pus connecting with Ulster and
Delaware ana aAi Valley Railroads stcauDoats Es
p. N. rler 81 North River, loot OF HarrlsOnsL
EIOR NEW HAVEN, HARTFORD, SPRING
term .iis- points Steamers leave Pier p l. r., daily
Sunday, excepted al (wentJ third ST. r. r. at 3l5
Haven Hartford. springfield Tickets sold
gage checked AT SAL Broadway, NewYoTs and Courst.
brooklyn Excursion 10 NcwIiaven and return 81 30.
EOR NEW-HAYLN. its surroundings and
4 all stat ons ON the WORK, Boston ana Air line,
Join IT, & ARiN arg ERisTCS CORNING leave Pier l8
~ T. foot OF C'uIt;sndst, at p m every night IN the
morning trains all RAILROADS. facues for passengers
and freight. ar RI excursion III 80 Starn's New
i''"'P'i'''.'" '''' JOHN III. STARIS propria,or
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