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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-10-21

Excess of bushels Of grain exported
in lS47, over exports of lS46, Is 1854, 7l5
The rdiae of the whole quantity of breadstuifs and
grain exported during the year ending September l.,
IS47 estimated at 81 20 per bushel fair average,
is S52, 255, 70l
Value of exports for the fiscal year.
ending June 30, 1916, as reported
by the Register of the Treasury,
in the commercial returns of that
year, is -l6,2oS, Jay
Excess in The VALUE of the exports
of 1887, over the value of the er-
ports of 1916, S36, 029, 9S2
Thus it appears that the quantity of wheat, corn,
and other kinds Of grain. the PRODUCTS OF THE
FARMER. exported in l547, exceeds the quantity of
the same kinds of grain exported in 1916, by nearly
TWENTY SEVEN MILLIONS OF BUSHELS ;!
And the value of the exports in l547 erceeds the
ra'ue Of fhose of 1916. by the of THIRTY-SlA
MILLIONS OF DOLLARS!! What kind of RUIN
is this, which than doubles exports of grain
in one year. and adds THIRTY-sIx MILLIONS OF DOL
LARS more TO our national lcealA and capital from The
sale of the same kind of products of the farmer ?
With such facts staring them in the face, do the FAR
MERs OF this country desire 10 return hack 10 The PRO-
HrBrroRY ta,ff of 1872 But this is not all
The tariff of 1916 has produced the same salutary
effects upon the revenue of the nation. Ii appears
from statement of the Register of the Treasury
Gently published the amount of revenue collected
from customs, from Dec. LIST, 1876 10 Aug. 3lst,
lS47 the period since the tariff of 1916 into
operation, is So, 961 ,333
Revenue collected during the same
months in 1915 and 1916, under
the tariff Of 1912. is 19,790.314
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-10-21

formerly citizen of Monroe tp., but present
South Woodberry tp., Bedford county.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-10-21
PiclxaMay County.


Dear COL have just time to write few lines
before the mail closes | have not heard of all the
returns of this county, but there is strong Probab-
ty that Mcknight is elected. 1t is reported here
that Marion gave him 240 majority, and the wings
am informed, give in beat But he may not be elect
ed. Yours, &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-10
NETWORK TRIBUNE.
UP AND DOWN.
BY GOODWIN BAhMBr.

Up is the merry lark floating to sing
Its maths Of Joy to the sun OF Spring
Down 10 the bird Of night, winging TO peer
For the mice in the barn-bole, dun and drear,
Up is the beamy sun shining to give
Their verdure and hues to all flowers that i've
Down is the gaping mine lone, dark and cold
Where the children Of Mammon starve for gold
Down is the ard that shrinketh to die
Up is the hero that looketh on high
Up is the calm Of the clear blue sky,
Far 0 err the mountain-tops raising the eye
Down is the mist of the cultureess clod,
STOPPING the gaze TO the sepulchre sod
Up is the atchman who tells OF the night
When beam the stresks Of morn ruddy and bright
Down is the suggard who keepeth bis bed,
When mornings dews are ali sprinkled and shed
Down is the coward who slumbers a slave
10! is the hero--the watchiul and brave.
Up is the patriot who raises mankind
Up is the poet-the eye Of the blind
Down is the tyrant who maketh the slave
Down is the tTai,or-the door OF the grave;
Up is the high heaven of prophets OF old
The home Of the saints, the meek and the bold
Down is the hell Of the bigot snd vile
The place Of the bad with the Judas smile
Down are the tyrant the bigot and slave
Upl are the loving, the free and the brave
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-10
Eeqal Notifies.


A GENERAL MEETING Of the creditors Of Ham.
1ifOn ID. Rsey, nonresident debtor will be held al
the office u the undersigned John H. EdmOnds IN the City
OF Ulca. the fret day Of June o'clock, a
NJ which time and place al accounts and demands for
and against the estate Of such debtor will he ad usec
far the be ascertaned and the amount Of
moneys in the hands Of the Trustees declared Dated vi.
ca, March 3, 1917. JOHN n. EOMONDS.
WILLIAM STACY, r..
me- lawful JOHN ;. RAY, i'-'V7e7'
DURsUANT 10 an order Of John Mosgan Surrogate
L OF he County Of Seneca, Notice is hereby given to
persons having claims demands against Edwin R.
Breck late OF the Of Ovid In said county decessed
10 present the with the vouchers thereof 10 the M
derslgned Sarah L. Breck and Samuel p Breck Admins
trarx aud Administrator Of The estate Of The said Edwin
r Breck deceased al The dwelling houss Of the said Sam.
uel p Breck In Waterloo, In said county on or before
the frst day Of July neNL--Dsted Dec II, l346.
SARAH +. BRECK, Admuigtratrtx
d2s law6m' sAAL+ P. BRECK, Administrator.
IN PURSUANCE OF an order OF The Surrogate OF he
lCouny Of New-YOrk notice u hereby given 10 all per
having aims against James Halliday late Of the city
Of phis deceased 10 present the same with
vouchers thereof 10 the subscriber al the Office Of Henry
z Davies. No 20 Wa-steet in the city - Ne-York
before the bret day Of June next Dated NewYork,
the lsth day Of November, 1886.
MARY JANE HALLIDAY,
n50 la~om Administrative, {. t. A.
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1nsurdnce.

OFFICE OF "THE HOPE MUTUAL LIFE
Olnsursnce Company" Wall o. Mortimer Buildings,
New Y0rs. 18th March, 1917.
This Institution. incorporated In ls46wh liberal aud
perpetual charter, and duly organized according TO law
hss commenced the business OF Life Insurance. the Mu
uAl principles the net profits being divided annually
among the insured according TO the act OF Incorporation
The rates u premiums correspond 10 those OF similar com
psnes-snd upon all premiums exceeding SIS, the in
sured have the option II paying for the same IN cash.
paying one ha 10 cash and securing 10 The Company the
remaining haf by approved guaranteed nots al y
months, bearing Interest At per cent
The lives u married may be insured so that al their
decease the amount Of he policy IL paid 70 the wife, free
and clear from any czm 0the representatives. Of her bus
band Of any Of his creditors NJ all Of them combined
and n OF the death Of tire wife before the death Of the
husband the amount u The policy shall be payable 10 her
child or chdrenssO free from any claim % representa-
lives creditors sioresaid' The Company respect
fully solciis snare o. public patronage.
The following IS LIST Of The Ocers and Trustees Tor the
TRUSTEES.
Nathaniel Weed Ezra Wood, Chauncey Ayrer
Simeon Baldwin. Joseph Nones, Philip 5. Gapin,
Dennis Perkins, Roswell HOyi, VIM. l.. Brewer,
John A. Davenp Sain'l X. Satierlee, James DimOn,
AeX'T II. Dana, c. H. Reardsley, Chss. Whittlesey,
Charles J. Taylor, John " Leeds, Joseph d. Warren,
AeNr Hamilton, AeXr y. Holly, stephen b. Provost,
Jane. 7 Souler, VIM. T. Minor Theo. Davenport.
ALEXANDER n. HOLLY, President
JOHN W. LEEDS. Assistant President
JOHN a. DAVENPORT. Vice President
JOSEPH 4. MONIES, Aciuary.
ROSWELL HOYT, Secretary.
WIN WELLS, General Agent
Dana Woodruff 4 Leonard. COunseors and Attorneys
Oft Company Tor New-iork.
Wm 7. Ninor Counsellor and Attorney for Stamford.
Doctors Ezra Wood and A. Cooke Hull Physicians.
Medical Examiners and Advisers OF the Company orNew
York
Dr. chsaneey Ayre' Physician and Medical Adviser Tor
Stamford. mis- eodu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-10

CLIREHUGH's NEW INVENTED and I'm
" proved Nenfllatng ana GOssamer Wigs and Scalp.
among The first productions Of modern ART in their man
ufacture they differ from all others made here. The har
is sngly inserted and equally Distributed to appear
just Issuing from the skin. They formed to the brow
the natural hair grows and having metallic Iprinzs
al dssgreeahe pressure u obvaled. They are strong
without egbi elastic without being loose cool ard thin
gossaner, htng he head with The and ten
CITY Is sk stocking does the limb and wilha the nat
RAJ appearance Of veritabls head OF hair.
Fora Southern climate they are inestrnable Senators
Members OF Congress, and gentlemen from every quarter
Of he country, who are row wearing C.'s wigs, be
referred To- The prices viii be found suit the crcum
stances Of AL
luvenio sole proprietor and paeuies Of the Trcophe
ls for The cure OF badness gray hair scun and dand
ruff 95 Broadway, up stairs, corner OF Fulton-sL
klelnsod
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q GRnEN level EOR .ALe.-Thi. ans e

'~ situated about 50 miles from Alexandria . from
Falmouth and % from Occ0quan and containing about 200
acres Is offered for sale very reasonable price, The
undersigned, wishing ses In Kentucky, will dispose
of this such 10 make Il az nducemeni 70
those desiring residence make investment II
well wooded and watered, divided into six fields, and
will be 10 The most Of IL IL In good state OF
Improvement we'll adapted to gspes Of almost every knd
and not corn wheat and oats part Of II IA nov
In clover and the balance will soon be seeded In clover
timothy and keuucky blue grass. AZ grazing farm, II
offers Inducements possessed by few farms south OF the
Blue Ridge For sheepwak, the Virginia blue grass OF
which here Is an abundance Furnishes the best and most
permanent pasturoge The house lie arge ana convenient
house ia well furnished, the most Of IL lately all OF
which, together with the stock aud farming implements,
will be sold on fair terms II the purchaser desires IL
My Post Office Is Brensyiile, Prince William Co. Va
and Ii Will give pleasure any inquiries de-
srable to have answered show the premises any
wishing aud examine for himself IL an early
sale should be effected possession Of the land VIII be given
in time TO eeed wheat WM. r. FRENCH
Green Level, 22d April, 1917.
a26 taw9mD lsm3mW&SW
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-10

'gHE kNICKERBOChER Fire Insurance Com
pany of Newly orE-CApiiAl $4,000. Office -
WAl-sL-The Legislature Of this slae a. s late isss
The old Mumsl Insurance Company OF the City OF New
York 10 KnickerhOck-r Fire Insurance Company Of
NewIork AL future business OF thai Corporation will
therefore be transacted under iisn name.
may be well 20 add by way Of explanation tnei the old
Mutual Notwithstanding is title, IN fact a StocI
Company having capital s paid In and securely invested
and thai the change q Obtained prevent mis-
apprehension on that point
This Company nues 10 insure against loss damage
by IRE on favorable similar Institutions In this
city. DIRECTORS
George ireland, John Gray, ChAs p Leverch
John OoihOut, Boitis Moore, Benz De Forest
Geo. Arcularius Edward Cook, VIM. Tucker
Robert Benson, Anthony Lamb, Asher Riley
John Campbell, Adam Norrie AleX'r Lawrence
George COnkln, Robert Kermit VIM. p Dean.
Joshua Brush. Anthony Chardon, William Browning,
Robert L. stuart l. &. hamersity, Henry Ellsworth.
GEORGE IRELAND, President
A. B. McDoNALn, Secretary.
Nex-York April r. 1877. as eOdu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-10
MARINE JOURN AL.
PORT OF NEW.YORR.
ARRIVED.


ship Adirondack. ShIpley. FIN Liverpool 3lst March
rndse, to T Trimbe. April e. lat a. long Is 80
spoke ship Marion, hence for Liverpool 23d and oath
April lat "A, long So saw large quantities of ice
Bug Victory, Kelly, 81 hours I'm New Bedford, log
wood, 10 VIM H. Oliver.
Schr susan. Fish, I'm New Bedford, oil.
Sehr Renown, Lowell, 4 DIS i'm Boston mdse 20 w
Lewis
Schr Morning Star, Howard, 2 DIS I'm Wsrehsm, nails
10 S T Tisdale.
sehr Leopard, Godfrey, 5 de frn Msehlas, CNe) lum
Der, 10 snow
Sehr Plato, Robinson, do I'm Msehiss (Ne) lumber
10 Snow.
sehr ivsnhoe. fin Thomaston lime.
sear Am oBrien, Is ds I'm Lubec (Me) lsth to Brett
& vose
schr Example Robins, de I'm Msehias (Ns) lam.
oer to smith Boynton
SAILED
Packet ship Patrick Henry, Liverpool.
Ship Creole, New Orleans
Brig Cordelis West Indies
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-10
A POINTTD CA.F-Frotl

4 POINTED CAsE.-Fr0n ne E5eHmg Post
IAApr So Ye.,ercag morning several silver spoons
were stolen from he house No. III Hammond street
II - thought they stolen by two negro boys, By
raising The front basement window the silver ware hav-
M Been impudeny ef IN such an exposed situation
ceHsnasf-JONE>s SASH LOCK ard FASTENER,
aAoA aiuayf portion. l0cT Rscy On faHftmg tts
asa ard Be uIloessd b. sAaking griRg This
ne economical and durable affair would therefore have
saved several dolars worth Of silver Those who wish
security AZ wei ~ fence, viii DO well 10 give
carpenter r1ing Job. The article IT, or will BE- for sale
81 All Hardware Dealers and County Merchants and AZ the
my7A MANUFACTURERS DEPOT. Cortlsnd-sL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-10

Nv brig Cordoba for 81 Thomas and Pono-Mss Sarah
w Hilton, Jersey City Whi,more ST Thomas Fran
els Davidson Boston A eastman, b Lorenzi r
Lorenzi Peter Cosgroye, J Noyisl, Arthur Gregg
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-10
SECOND BOARD.
PASSENGERS ARRIVED
PASSENGERS sAILED

IN shp Adirondack fa Ltu0pOol-Ssmuel Meytor, Tho
mas Meytor John Lindsay and c76 in the sieersge
Hsrnden 4 Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-10
6onscs for Sale.
A RARE CHANCE.

a. WILL BE SOLD, II applied for within twenty days,
ss the house, garden. &c Of physician 10 Nescheser
- Co. together with extensive medical practice,
worth yearly The price asked for the whole nearly 40
To medical gentleman Of good address regularly edu'
Gated This chance that seldom Oilers For farther par
tcuars INQUIRE Of ISRAEL MINOR, Druggist
2yy- Fulton. (ireenWi ch st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-10
VIE YELLOW OR CHEsrRR surIne,

'THE YELLOW OR CHESTER Springs for
l. "atef-cure and Sumner aesort-This establishment
10 situated thriywo miles from Philadelphia IN beauts
u Undusling country and IL completely arranged for all
purposes Of The practice Of tho Waterure as well as for
The accommodation Of pleasure visitors.
visitors lake the Reading Cara al Philadelphia for
pnonxvie and lhenes miles by stage to the SPRING.
r9r isIher Information address Drs GEO. LISGEN and
CHAs. v. HoFFENDAHL, Chester spripgs Chester Co.
Pa slS Sswsms
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OFFICIAL.
LIST OF LETTERS.
ADvIsrsED IN TAR TRIBUNE sy spZcIAL iFroIsrl

ADFtETlstD ~ TN rkIBvNk ~ tPKCIAL lFFUINfhEFf'
{le. ind be Il fartA<r enacted,
And all advertisements made under he orders Of the Post
General In newspaper or newspapers OF etters
1nSAed for any Post Oce shall he inserted IL the paper
papers OF The town plsce where The Office advertising
nav be situated, hGutng tx lar gcrt circulation
INe-s Port OEoe Lar. passsd Naros g. 1915.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-10

GA FARM FOR sALE.-A splendid farm for
- sac In me town Of Huntington, three miles from
steamboat landing et North Ports miles from railroad
al Deer PsrE consisting Of 80 acres 80 Of which s cover
ed with wood and 20 acres cleared, with splendid fsite
for building. Thef4rm beautiful siuuaie ed and IN high
state Of cultivation producing grain Of all kinds The
ling house and out buildings al good Fruit Of IN Mind.
and leo grape vines 10 full bearing and the best OF water
For particulars Inquire at Tribune Ofce lsf 2aw:Fn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-10
RINGHAMIS LIME.

~U~s~ - RATES FOR FREIGHT from Phrsia
Sslsl..-s-- phis TO Pittsburgh; Dry goods ~ ~ Ds
100 lbs domestic bales - cis. per 100 hs
hardware and groceries ~ etc. per 10 bs queenswvs
tin and copper, IN sheets go per 100 nsi snys VIII
ting barytes per 100 lbs coffee - per 100 be
Marx packages Bingham's Line"
my4 '6m WIN TYSON. 10 Wsstd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-10
ErHOU,HTONIC RAILRO4D.
0rPy0sITIos. IA,

iE;zz;,:ssa.ss3 P. cAs%ELL I Co.'S - -
Express Line 10 all the
Western States and the Cszsdas-six boats leave Ms
York daily for tho West and North. This Line forwsHs
500 passengers the past season, and de!snre
10 hold out such Inducements this season. by low sew
good treatment to gan the Influence Of the fnends
emgrsnts. We have a travelling Agent that leaves Nc
YORK with the psssepgers that with take all bsggscs
charge. In viii tbs poor man be len he ~ ',
got half the usual sum charged To pay. Emtgrahu -
other passengers will tins and money By csnf
this Line before contracting elsewhere Al kinds o. -
chsndige will be forwarded in advance OF al othe, -
all will be shipped up the river by ihs passage hess
required Offices at The foo, Of Cortland and 5srcr II
in the Offices Of the NewYork Albany and Toy stes1
Offices AZ 2sw3m p. CAGMFLL "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-10

GOAL DAILY DIsCHARGING and selling al
" hese low prices for ca-n-Slove and Egg - IS Nut
znd Stove mixed S. . additional Rscreened and
delivered from the yard, and warranted best quality Red
Ash PETER CLINTON,
mis- 2meod. corner King and Greenwich sa-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-10
Goal.

Tor SALE-l0 or 1880 Tons OF White Ash Coal
The subscriber is prepared to deiya by The cs-
nal either In Philadelphia, NewYork, or on board The
boats at Port Carbon from 10 20 1900 tons " White Ash
Coal during The season from his coliery St Clair, MIL
Creekths quality Of which Is guaranteed 10 be the very
best and handled IN the careful manner. Application
made by eter, directed 10 Pousvule will have nmedi-
ate attention. MI SIN DAVID CHlLLAS.
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.r~.,pAs-AGE REpUCED.-y5T IIS.57

Ex1sc443.-1S Isnding OaIy az The loot u Hsmroai.
street.-The fsst and elegant steamer R,e
VAN WINKLE, Captain George X. Riggs, will le.vs
the foot OF Robinson 81. Monday, "Wednesday ard ~
day evenings at O'Clock r. NJ The Rie Van Wnie
is fitted up superior sly sni has connection with arr
other boat the river. Thls boat viii arrive Ia Abanya
ample time for the Eastern and Western All pepor.
forbid trusting any one m account ~ his boat without
written order from the Captain or Agents For sgk,
passage apply board OF a. the office on sne dock
CEO. T. STANLEY. asst
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f-S-C0AIs-Coal-Ase cheap as the cheapest and
pf fCas good the best Fresh sock i1st received
P-sch Orchard broken eg2 stove and nut Of the
very best mined Small mai - IS large - 3; broken,
- 5o egg range t7d s0ve, $ SAL Tescreened from
the yard and under cover Also Lehigh Schuylkil and
ehesngI and pea for gnss very low. To be bad 81
SIMPSONS Yard, 70 and 7s Thomp.onsL
1--WE balOvg snriur
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.,r-sN CITIZENs, NEW DAY LINZ {

rssSplss--fs Opposlon soats FOR ALBANY and IL.
terinedisie places. Fare 5oeents Breaafes
and dinner on board. ~ ,...
The new and elegant steamer ROGER WILLIAMS
Cant A. Degroot Tuesdays, 4 ursdays and Saturday, 81
hsf past A. NJ MErAMoRA, Capt 5. Knight Moo.
days Wednesdays and fridays, Al hsli past A. NJ fom
Shs pier foot OF Wauon-sL touching Hammond o. pier
For passage light freight apply On board the boats
TO GEORGE DOBsON, NJ the offce
% Wsrren.st corner Of Wesla
~ All persons are fofbld trusting the above b0su
~ The nNnaTa
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N, BROWN

rAPEs BANGING And BA~Dsox
IMPORTING AND MANUFACTURING Wsr-house
los Cazal-sl near Broadway. Bsndboxss b. The bale.
R9eus Rssuy psPNva o. ,aorssss s9siss. els lm'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-10
farms for Sale.

% FOR SALE-Weslchester Lsni-TO gentlemen
In want Of sites for country seats to market gardeners
10 want 81 land fJr gardens aud to al persons
wishing location 10 The mel ghbOrhood Of NewYork 500
OF land Ia the Of Westchesler whing mi es
ofthe City Hall, with right OF passing over Harlem Bridge
free Of toll offered private sale IN los contain
ing from each. The lands within ffeen
minutes walk Of the Railroad front on good roads are in
the gh5orhood Of schools and churches of different d
nominations the wafer Ia good, snd location healthy
Title iudispuisble. Terms moderate. Apply TO GOUyER
NEUR NORRIS, Morissnis, Weschesier Co or 10
WALTER RUTHERFORD, Counselor, 10 NassslsL,
New-York. rny4 Inns
Ea FOR -ALE-A hne farm Of 81 acres situate at
PlAnneld New-Jerse about Is miles from this city
The land is Of very good quality has yens soahsrn
slope and . N hne state Of cultivation There Is
orchard Of ~ bearing trees large variety OF pear plum
and cherry trees beside extensive nursens OF fruit trees
and grspeYnes with good modern-buit house barn and
other necessary outbudings 10 good repair For par
ncuisrs apply 10 X w. MARTIN 65 Wsll-sI
ms 2aw5mc
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SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
T-s- ryrs4.zs,yzzz1M MORRIS AND ESSEN RAILROAD
Al ySz5sSSx16v Commencing Monday May w
Leave New-York. A. NJ; o'cioet
Al u A Il. Lul.l.

T-si. rHzs.zzxffnxxl NORRIS AND ESSEN hAILkOAp
Al ySzsssSx16v -Commencng Monday, May j. M
Leave New-Y York. A. NJ; o'cioek
NJ. Leave Newark. 81 o'clock A. NJ ~ o'elocs, r.
Leave Monistown, O'Clock A. NJ; o'clock p. NJ
Passengers by the morning train to Morrl'town Wilt
rive there O'clock where stages will be In readrs
TO convey them to Schooleys Mountain Washington ss
videre and Easton daily 10 Owego, Milford, Nevis
Stsnhope and Succssuny on Mondays. Wednesdsysr<
Fridays ard TO Rockawsy, Dover Sparta and Newtol 4
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays each line re.srsi
the following days 10 meet the p NJ train for ewfa
Stage will also leave for Baskng Ridge every ey.lt
on the arrival Of the cars NJ M0rristowB.
Bya line recently established, stage caves Morhspst
for the Delaware Water Gap and Slroadsbufg. via sv
hope, JobnsonbuTg, Columbia aud BlarsOwn every fs
day, Thursday and Saturday on the arrival " the
train from New-York Returning The alternate tsys
the stage leaves stroudsSurg al A. NJ TO meet Inc
from MoTrisown.
Passengers 20 through TO and from Jersey City without
chan ging On leaving the city, passengers vii de-
post their baggage In the car NJ The foot of CsrsneA
where agent will be in attendance 10 receiyeiL
All packages or BUNDLES mustbe entered on NE wsyep
or the company will not hold themselves responsive
Freight will be forwarded Immediately to Monisosp
from Albany basin, by Stephens Condrs Daily rn.
p0rson Lins TO Newark or from The rrsnsposos oss.
OF the ~ J. n. X. and Trsrs Co foot of LibertysL
s29 tfeod IRA DODD, supennlest1
r.. HOUsATONIC RAILROAD. ga
&&4-spring Arrangement commencing w.
~ Monday. April II, i887.-Until farther =
notice. the steamboat NlMROD. Cspt Brooks, vii s's
the pier at the foot Of Mafkest ". r. daily sundvsu
copied at O'Clock A. NJ Returning, leave Bridrsns
hafpasl p NJ The Passenger Train leaves Bhdgspen
Al II O'Clock A. NJ on the ARRIVAL on ne boat froa tr
York. Stages run In connection with tho Cars fronN
Lenox Old Soczbrdge, Curilsyilet nsled and Ncneb
Fare through, 81 Also 10 LitchAeld woodbury. Dsce-1
No Agent Of this Company 10 authorized to tsss esf
OF specie, bank notes. or valuable papers, rcss
them for trans porlstion on any condition.
Freight received al the depot foot Of Market g. fsu
O'clock A. NJ. 10 o'clock r. NJ. q. NJ. PERRY, Agei
~ Office on the pier. sHa