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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-18


DNCOOjkN, htE~L ~ HILL, store i9l Broad.
oway, corner Dey.st Fuday evening. Feb NJ, az u
O'Clock, az the auction room, extensive Library of
Law Boots, 81 seutlemsn declining the pIof sson-
Among which Cowin's Report " Merd.lfs DO nv
Paigs Chsuo-fy do DO Johusous do John. "a Cases,
Cans Reports 3v Taunfins do b., Durniod aud Easvs
Do, Az Chuys Criminal Law Nv, Chitt,s Pleaainss Sv
Peters Digest 3y Burrows Reports. 5y Phihps Evil
dencn, ~, Peters RepoTts ICY Story 90 Bills DO Equity
Pleading DO Equity ~ DO fromisofy Notes, do on Ball
meut,i smiths Landing Case, " an edition hHHsve's
state Trials sc l1t2t
WN a. JONES Assuonosl.
BOOTS AND -uOE~.-by J. ID. lN0EksOLL
bNO-~tors ~ P-arl-.t--On "Wednesday. February .,
IOocOckA 10 boots shoes and brOsans. sus
BE Tor the Southern " sstern and city trade.
Also. mrns .na boys kip and thick boots.
Also. m-D rs and Wom-ns rubber overshosa l6f
AICTION NOTICE.-Wil be sold at public auction
~ Thursday. the l1tb OF February a. 10 Oelock
the platform scales and ohce adjoining Grand Mark
Easf River JOB l. BLACK, Sept. OF buildings
Office Superintendent Buiding,. llth FEB 1913 l4
DULItE ~ALF.-w ednesday, ist March, at iot
4 O'Clock. the Auction Room 50 Beesmsn and 90 Aon
Police sale Of various goods from the head Police OF
fee Particulars 10 time. THOMAS BELL.
I0f tNhls Auctonoer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-18
MARINE JOU RN AL.
pORT OF NEW.YORK.

MINIATURE ALMASAc.-.-..THIs DAT.
The moon. FULL SEA.
Rlss....6 S. Sets ....5 So Sets . 10 Morn SO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-18

Juvenile EXHIBITION y p MI 0 y
~ n / l.. M0O.ler-st between Houston An1 heecker
The ORIGINAL SABLE BROTHERS, uuder direction
Of J. o. Evans resrecly announce that by particular
request Of nun Der OF families they give u their
popular ETHIOPIAN ENrEkI AILMENTS a. tho
above Hal on SATURDAY AFTERNOON Feb. l9. al 3
o'clock Tickets - cents children hsfpTce. 10 be OBJ
tanned az the door. y B.-P-sormance every evening
4ss,fr Ia nr.a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-18

TO PRINT Cyliae-r Press Of lsrss sire
Il Of Hoes msnuf.eiur., With al the improvements
and near , new, for sac BY
Isl ttseCd LEAbITI, TRON / co. IS Anr-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-18
CHRISTOPHER KUTHERFOKD, AssnssesI
RS JAMES VI. MiLLhR-stofe NJ. IS hxass


TUESDAY, Feb. p.
AZ 90 O'Clock ~ tue Auction room IS Mald-n-lane,
$40 boots shoes snd bfogans direct and te.h fIom
the manufacturer
WEDNESDAY, Feb. D.
Uuds the direction Of tte execute Of Waller Steven
deceased the stcry hck house and OF 1913 Sprius st
Formerly i3 being ~ feet in Width by ltO feet deep
Also the story buck house and lot l9l formerly li.)
Sprngs us o ieet inches front and and to feet
deep. See Executor police M Courier ErquiEor
TUESDAY. FEB -
At 90 90 clock at 3D. Maiden lane
$40 packages snd Of mesh hardware, last imported
ard mauuf icturet consisting otrace chains halter chains
ol chains yards. butts, table butts plate hinges.
curry combs vice. snyis hNes, hoes bed screw
plates mill saWfes bastard g. hsnfs,w hirs drawing
knives padocss chest locks cupboard locks trunk Ocss,
kettles saucepans Carolina hoes, cAndlesrcks smut
s table knives snd forks pocket cute butcher knives,
shoe and bread snvfs, tea aud waters, Btauis,
German silver and iron tea aud table spoous round and
square Dol . &C.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-18

q tuis Ofce l8flt
con REWARD. Lost. on "Wednesday afternoon, IN
y --Cthe Eignt-avenue. between Thirteenth and IF
eenth SIS adys gold watch gold chain and blood stone
seal The watch has gold dial and engineturned back
Apply a. 10 Bfoad-st front Office up stairs l7f 2ts'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-18
BOARDING.

SMALL FAMILY, without children near Wash
I1lugOn-sQuaTe wish % rent o. agreeable man. par
of the hrst floor and bedroom the second or,
with the Croton water IN D. bathroom IS among the
accommodations Of the establishment Either with or
without breakfast and For particulars stating waere
an interview be had. address box fi, Post On
Possession given Immediately. Il
A GENTLE nan AND WIFE desire Apartments
hwh bosrd ga quiet and pleasant part Of the city DO
the vicinity Of the Battery ~ such cannot be procured
10 pleasant location above Canast Addressbox ~
Post Office. Iti p
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-18
AUCTION SALES.
JOSIAH RICHARDS, Auetioneer.
by BANGS, RICHARDS 81 PLATT, store

by BANGS, RICHARDS n PLATT, store 90
WEDNESDAY EVENING. veb 3
NsLrsstF PsiFsTs Ina The ext,n'ive and vsius-
rblsei1s mary valuable scientific and literary works
chiefly tle French language Also. number q ehcce
kus lsh sid American editions.
FRIDAY EVENING, Feb -.
SFiENDiD LONDON BooSs-A large sod valuable con-
,snmsnt Of o. endd English b0ek' Just received hom
L0l COO iue udirs msuy superb Anc eosty wurss
FORTY -sssENTH NtM-fOKk TRADE sALs,
To Del C,NNfNCsn MONDAY, March =. tit-Ihe uu-
'erssnsd announce the regular Isf- sale 10 -
mcncc1 ~ ne shove csf- IL vii D. ccud uced ouder tbs
70. uai a. the sst Consgneuts u Bcoks.
Papa, Stationery Stereotype Plsfss, Binders Cloth,
Leather &C sc specially solicited
fsFucuars Tor the Friluus shoui Be- furnished mueS-
asy a. ne cataogus j. row a. pfess commission OF
ssycnsrd. bali per cent heretofore chafsed udes
guaranty sac interest sales aut sdyeru.i
tnd every other chAse except efhi and Insurance ana
ca sre f-nssr-- sad csshed ithin thirty day.
BANGS. RICHARDS PLArT. - Broadway
At PKNArs SslE-rrtENplD LnNpo> NslFSTiSEs-
Jas received London srse and rich assortment ~
Asutne' ire uous s9uis rev A1a 'uP-to SrNet
before imptrted-which sre offered twho4es,e oily At
very low prces
Rl F.COLTO>, .faen0n and Cosss,s,isa NsrcAs.t-
osai-s Room SIC Broadway Gothic Hsll-Hsslns re-
moves g. the shove named rooms row prepared 20 re-
ctNe a klncs OF Cabinet Furniture pry Goocs carpets
Anc ssrycfs ~ every cescf pcr on ccnsisn
meat for private sac sIcron AID % ske set efnents
% ms usual plomp.ness he nil aisc boy n preferred
Olooo s.cs iu aly part of the ciN attended - usual
AT PsINArk sALE-SeverAl splendid rosewood spos,
made ~ Thomas Load Of Philadelphia They are Of supe
nos touch tone $40 hnlsh ad equal IN every respect 70
tuii guaranty from the Invited examine
h-ui a. We sre sure they viii sussr sompsE
Win Any instrument made ftices Moderate. Also,
spiendid Harp In hre order
Il CHANiBERIAlN, AZ CTIONEkR store No =
y. spruce st-Lheral advances msd, Goods ccussn.
ed or private sac Be sold auction Outdoor .sss
eseialy attended TO- aud respectfully solicited Pronpt
4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-18

r. yALuABLtRkAL E-TATE I'd ~. -NoiIe::

g. 70 LET-Ffom first Of May, second story floor
H:.s OF Sprucsst. Inquire at The Tribune Ohee.
- l3f lsif
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-18
AMUSEMtN MIS-.
A -TOR-PI4CE ursn. Hor.F.-No

A sTOH-rLACh VrEffA HOUSE NOTICE.
T. .''Nftt- eesf t- para cr-t- .nd th-sfsr
'cr' CO. ailaics' with Asfor1 ses sod ks1fh.i sil
b -f-r-i s. enc erd OF t.- P,foruisaor FRIDAY
~ LhlHli. F.b. It VII He presented the opeEs o.
1l-RANkNrO TnE DATA Mtr0-d Counf ~ Is,r.
u.la. tl.r o. brrff rftno. iart f's sfaucri
vie >traL eft k..-i C.l.. T. asl an lrkr'wn lsdy.
- ra l-refs lf1 N.c4it0 90 be4-tent4 snor Sr.i0
hclr hreuolo Secretary Of TIE Count ssnor COT.
sePPe tieug1tcsi isa-rs Attendant ol arca Sisrs
Aft-afr0 Na-str0 Oifettor-. rIa1or hAfl Lssf-r u
.rch-si1 csn0f haFrtu BoKu- farcg-t- sni Balcony
q Amphta-airs ~ 60. Doors open 49, oeost-te com
m-nee - = i-f
Heueht ~ ST. JoFN DAVIS and JOIN COZ RGAS. Ir.
DAi.ho'@ OPERA -E.-Fnfay sgs1ius
FEB Dr.. trnf-ssgr THEIRS Crop 10 MODEL AIT
ISIS tee uty n luuber W hafe OBJ honor M rre.rins
u sltes Of teir co-rrat-d % and rst asaN Ns.. ara
te-e as'llcs. whicr hsi t-el Considered thc most 49,
sea SUD instr1cfve exhibition hs has appeared n
iny country ard has been l91.ed - the patronage o the
m.s. ,ugusl persnu
doors open az rf-fl commence 81 70
ices ~ -idHlt.ion d Circle trd = 1u-tte lad,
D. .---eif 3d. i e-ris gentleman sone. cent. pier
D.Nr-, - c-lt- Box ohce open frnu Do a u o. L y
Nolascier 20 The Orchestra, Mi Ch-bh frcu tie Pa
lns,'el -oee nera tinrut under officer Jo.u Davis lsf
WE NAiI ABLE COLLECTION I'D H. ,-,rs. az
ne o.t masters Is cpeu Che pg1hs n MA 81 10 ID
ir s.ion q ceetsat fhc exh hirirn rol I'D fh.
NatonA Academy ~ Design. 5f6 srusdwsy. lEf ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-18

MATER CURE.-DR TRAIL. who started the
w FRET hydropahic Institution America receives IN
valid his commodous establishment IS Lzis htst ~
cry Arrangement ha. been - for the comfort snd Tarid
progress Of patients danE the Winter ~ hsl
anv.r.. .v. b Ina,l la.edL-E $1,000 II L-,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-18
MECHANICS RAIL.
D RRttA DIV ~ hnfora.u I.r.-. d.
CuHISTY's miNSTErrS. :

Il A HFUCuI
- stree ts.- Crowded o. owe rdluinr with thu
BEAUTY ASD fssfIo> 90 NEw-YoRN
Ogen every Night daring ne ,seet ,r-fpf Nsn8ly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-18
Court Cslrnder..Tas DAY.

PoLicf Nothing Of any interest has ,rsnspire
il this department since yesterday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-18

o,upI,. Am on RIOsITIEs.-A,ms li 100 I9s .,
iIs ,bs, pfses.s .niD.i', h.h ~h.. sno S..s,
teeth, horns, e0's ,,o.aN + BROWN co. "a Falton~'
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-02-24
For Freight:

Leave New York al 3 O'clock ?. NJ, per Bar
ses SAMUEL MARSH, HENRY SUYDAM.
Jr. and DUNKIRK; Leave Port Jervis al
O'Clock A. NJ, Ousville al 8, MlddIeiown al
l-2 Goshen al 10 l-2 and Chester al A NJ.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-02-24

third volume of his Personal Narrative, hints at
an occurrence somewhat similar to the above.
i" had visited the caverns of The Hartz those
of Frauconia, and the beautiful gtouo of 'g'res-
hemenshiz, in The Carparhiain mountains. which
are the vast cemeteries Of bones of tigers, hye.
mas and bears, large as our houses
Bakewell, in his Geology, has an account of
the entire size, discovered in Derbyshlre, iu
cavernous rock. He supposes the cavern to
have been open, and afterwards closed by stall
acl,es instances Of which are common in
Derbyshire. "lnto this cavern, | conceive,
says he, "lhe animal had retired 10 die, at
period long after the existence Of the ma'ine
animals which are imbedded in the suIIoun-
ding rock"
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-02-24
Curious Facts i'm Natural History.

In looking over Galignani's Magazine, We
discover The following curious facts Respecting
The bones of The American Raulesnake |: About
The year l74s, some laborers in working quar-
ry in the neighborhood Of Princeton for The
stone with which the college Is Quilt discovered
a cavern which contained Inc entire skeleton
of an immense number OF Tie Rallesnake
(Crolalus The bones were in such quantities
as TO require two or three carts ior their re-
moval There can be but lil.le doubt that this
cavern had once small opening. which was
afterwards closed by The accidental fall Of
stone, or some Other impeachment. This cave
had probably been The winter abode oil 'he rat
llesnake Cor years, where many had died through
ape, and Others iu consequence OF The eifcum'
stances Jus, mentioned. II. Humboldt, In The
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-02-24
Eccentric Cossrtsllip,

Mackenzie in his Sketches in America" re-
lsres The following anecdole of that odd genius
Lorenzo Dow He was preaching at wash
nsion in June 1880, and at the close OF re-
ieious meeting he observed that he was '"-
clmed 10 ms'rimony. If any lady IN his con-
eregaiion had similar incllnaiions she was re-
ouesred 10 rise. A lady little advanced !"
life, gave The required inlima'ion. L"FeHzo
visited her she became his wife and shared
hst ful.uGs x.!a bin.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-02-24
WOuid You Marry.

The following doubtful advice was given by
Wisconsin editor 10 his readers. His name
"a dreadful ugly one-we have forgotten; but
he is known 10 be tesy old bachelor, whose
single blessedness is matter OF necessity, not
choice Girls are not SO plenty ou, west as at
the sea board, and we pity the poor fellow:
III man feels very much like getting mar
ried, yet imagines that he oug hi not the best
remedy is to help one Of his nelghbors move a
bousefui of furniture, or borrow about nine OF
his children, for three days, and hear them cry,
If .ha, fails, build op fire of damp wood, and
uhen he smoke ia the room is the ,hlckesl,
hire woman 10 fre. and scold for about two
hour. # he can stand all these 'hings, he had
better gel married the next day--g've his vile
the pants, and be silen. partner IN me gtea'
firm of mauimony. The remedy is severe, but
a. every man is liable TO these things alter ne
yokes himself up, ii would be no harm TO try
A be fore"
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-02-24
JOB PRINTING.
Charcoal to Sell.

AN INGENIOUS PARODY on ''EXCELsIoR."
The shades of night were falling fast,
When through Yankee village passed
A youth who drove through snow and ice,
An OK sled, with the strange device,
Charcoal to sell.
His brow was black, his eyes well told
That not bushe he had sold, -
And like a sllvery tin-horn rung
The accents Of that we'll known tongue,
Charcoal to SELL
In happy homes he saw the light
OF walnut fires geam clear and bright;
Near by the tavern windows shone,
Bu, on he passed without groan,
Charcoal to SELL
"Haw, TO your sled!" the landlord said,
Ozark lowers the tempest over head,
Turn out your team and stop awhile!"
But still he answered, with a smile,
Charcoal to sell.
"Oh stay" the daughter said, 'and rest
Your dusky head upon this breast!"-
A tear stood in his coal black eye,
But still he answered, with sigh,
Charcoal to sell.
beware the pine stumps on your road
Look out, or you'll upset your load !"
This was the old mans last advice;
my COAL" he cried, lis good and nice"
Charcoal to sell.
At break of day, when rowdes shout,
When watchmen sleep, and lamps are out,
There, chanting faint that same old song,
A tipsy youth came staggering on,
Charcoal to sell.
The team had stopped far down the road,
But nought to him were team or load,
For fast he held with grasp of vice,
A bottle, with that strange device,
Charcoal to sell.
There in the twilight cold and grey,
Most beautifully corned he lay;
A tarnished, dimmed, and fallen star,
While boys were shouting, near and far,
Charcoal 10 sell.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-02-24
Published by Theodore ScIlocll.

TERMS-Two dollars per annum in advance-Two dollars
and quarter, half yearlyand paid end
the year. Two dollars and half Those who receive their
papers by carrier stage drivers employed by the prope
VIII be charged 81 l-2 cents, year, .s
No papers discontinued until all arrearages paid except
al the option of the Editor. -
~ Advertisements not exceeding square sixteen nes)
Will I've inserted three weeks for dollar and twenty-five
cents for subsequent Insertion The charge and
three insertions the liberal discount made to yearly
al Tertisets t-.t
HI All letters addressed to the Editor be postpaid
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-02-24

The join. weigh, of'he Two Miss Macombers.
who are now singing in New York. is exactly
four hundred and thirty pounds
Laugh and grow ia," should be superseded
by sing and grow fa.."
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-02-24
The Richest Man in America-.-John
Jacob AstOr.

This venerable citizen who has become T.,
nous all over the new world for his ennrm"u
wealth, and whose property is suppose 3, fr-
ceed thirty millions of dollars, is nov ia .ha
last stage of his earthly career. Our citizens
manifest much curiosity abou' his wealth. and
looking anxiously for the time when they may
know its exact aggregate sum and the manner
of its disposal, for almos, all persons are cori-
Gus abou, such matters. Whether be owes his
success TO talents, industry and frugali'y or
uhelher TO the chance favors offorlune-wheth
er, in popular parlance. he is smart man, or
whether he is merely a close and penurlous
calculator and acc umul aior--are questions which
gossipers are in The habit Of discussing with
some tale or anecdoe.
Mr. Astor is German by birlh and for a
short time resided in England. He came TO
this country about The close of our Revolution.
ary war, and began his course here in The pur
chase and sale of furs He was attentive, fru-
pal, economical-was eager TO amass wealth
and 10th TO spend il, satisfied with small begin
nings and small earnings, averse 10 hazard and
speculation. enerprising when profit was to be
obtained and hesilaling when there nigh, be
ri.k Of loss. Pursuing such course through
a long life, prosperity was made secure TO him.
and its seed, always resown, has produced for
him superabundance almos, beyond the,
dreams Of avarice.
There has been shown TO US recently an ad~
serisemen. from a newspaper of the las, CEN
/ TOHN JACOB ASTOR, at No. 81 Queen ST..
- next door but one to "The Friends Meeting
House." has for sale an assortment OF Piano For
ties of the newest construction, made by the best
makers in London, which he will sell on reasona-
be terms. He gives cash for all kinds Of Furs.
and has for sale quantity of Canada Beaver and
Beaver Coating, Raccoon Skins, &c,
The above was printed in the New York
Daily Advertiser of January I'd, 1889 The
house in Queen street yet stands, bnt with a
modern front, and is now known as No. 362
Pearl street. From being Uiere seller Of
coon skins, the now coin .begr, Mf. As,or be-
came an extensive merchant in furs, and com
manded and controlled the market His trade
was large, his profits we're enormous, and
wealth rapidly followed, Mr.. Aslor had some
Thing of the Yankee in his composition Many
years ago he made four hundred thousand dol.
lars in one speculation. He purchased me
right Of Tie ieirs of Mrs. Morris, The wife o, q
refugee canned Roger Morris, whose pfopecy
had been confscated and sold by the State o!
New York. From some irregular proceedings
Oh The part Of The Stale, Aslor saw The chance,
and he went to England and bought onl The
heirs for twenty thousand pounds. He then
Q sued the State of New York. aud The matter
was compromised by the State paying ".'n ~!
million of dollars--io pay wh;rh loan va
contracted which is sill IN exiseace, anu
known as the Aslor loan. s.aeL E
Brother Jonathan.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-02-24

A paper out West, in speaking Of an orata,
ou. ,ha. way. said that he spoke an hour amt u
half, and /" was sensible 10 The last"
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-02-24
,TlA!p .A@5aFgTpg WANTED,

,IlATP .A@EaFgFP5 WANTED,
Tho, subscriber wishes 10 engage IN 'ie sale
oi ais Maps number OF young and middle Lh
aged men of moral and business bahl's' as tfaF-
cling agents. Having completed aew aud
greatly improved edion. Of h's pntvefsai \ I
las. 70 Maps, large Map OF the Worid' Kriar- Z
ence and Distance Map Of The Uni'ed States
National Map of The United StaIes--aiso' va,
riety of olher Maps, including several Maps ol
Mexico, The subscriber is prepared TO furnish
agents. for cash. al The lowest possible prices
Address,
s. AUGUSTUS MITCHELL,
Northeast corner of Market and Sexenth
Streets, Philadelphia.
January 6 lS1S
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-02-24
New Work 81 Eric ESaii-ROad
EXTENDED TO
POR I'll j i Il " IS
WINTER ARRANGEMENTS.
For 25 Gents.

ON THURSDAY January oih, and unili luI-
,her notice, ,he different trains will run ONCE
EACH WAY DAILY, Sundays excepted as
follows:
For Passengers:
Leave NEW YORK, by Steamboat from foot
Duane Street al 10 o'clock A. NJ.
PORT JERVIS, a, 6 10 o'clock a. NJ.
OTISVILLE, at
MlDDLETOWN at7l la I"
GOSHEN at "a 4"
CHESTER at s
steping each way al the several Intermediate
passenger stations.
NJ No Packages, Parcels. Trunks {or bag
gage except personal, consisting of clohIng, not
exceeding SO Ibs.) will be taken by the Passen-
ger Boat or Trains, unless by special agreement
aud payment made in advance. IN which case
the charges will be al The discretion oi the
Agent, not exceeding double the published
Freight rates. Applications in New York must
be made 10 Mr. ]. F. Clarkson Agent, al the
Office on the Pier foot of Duane ST., upon whose
receipt articles will be received upon the Steam
hoal and forwarded by Ihe Passenger TralR.-
The company will be responsible for no arllcie
whatever sent by the Passenger boat or Trains,
unless il be receipted for by all Agent duly au-
lhorized; except personal baggage which is
put in charge Of The Baggage Masters.
Fer Freight:
Leave New York al 3 O'clock P. NJ, per Bar
yes SAMUEL MARSH, HENRY SUYDAM.
Jr. and DUNKIRK, Leave Port Jerris al
o'clock A. NJ, OusvilIe al s, Mlddleiown al
l-2. Goshen al 10 l-2, and Chester at A NJ.
An Accommodation MILK Train
will run in connection with the Steamboat
which lows the Freight Barges, leaving New
York al 3 o'clock P NJ. and ordinarily arriving
al PIermon, in lime for The train 10 staH iron
To o'clock for Porl Jervis and ali lie inter
mediate stations Leave PORT JerrIs at IL
p. M. Otsviile at 2, MiddleIown al IL, Go
shen at 3, Chester al 8 Ii Turner'S a, Nonscy
al o'clock and arrive al PIermont al O'clock
pm; thence leaving for New York by com-
Portable steamboat, as soon as The milk Is pu
on board and The barge is IN readiness. Good
Berlhs will be provided on board al 20 Gems
and MEALS al 81 ID cents each.
n B.-Persons having articles LOST, DAN
AGED or unnecessarily DELAYED are requested
TO communicate The fact in writing Immediately
TO S. S. POST, Superintendent of TransPona
ZION, Office al Permonl. For other information
enquire of The several Depot Agents, The SuPl
Transportation. or lhe undersigned.
H. C. SEYMOUR, Supf.
January, ], le4S Jan. 20--ll.
The Arkansas banner., 1848-02-01
STIMULATION!

rTNiE undersigned offers for sale, and wiiI sell. 1 ts the bext bdder, 249 urres Of land adieinin@ the city of Little Rock.
 He proposes 10 sell two tracts of s0 acres eseh- the residue ia lots to suit puf.aaseEs Ia the first go, there is 50 of bottom and 90 Of upland, with house and etaer Improvements, and running water from the best SPRINGS upon the place. On the next ~ there is 70 of hcttOsa go in ealtiyssiol and 50 in woodland, and well watcred by the best Springs.
 Forty acres adjoining the city, which will be sold to salt purchasers, is upland, bat of the bst qsii,y of upland In the neighborhood- Aad the rcszainins 40 acres the south side of the entire tract which will also le sold te saIi purchasers is altogether u- land somewhat broken, and not of the best quality but has water and wood 10 make it valuable.
 He viii also se three s0 acre tracts of good wool land, Ia the north half of section s. . syr. with in two miles of the city If IAstle Reck
 He will srli lot oa Ea<a M.ia strees. with TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE thercon- Also his corner buildings on Markham and Louisi- ans streets.
 He viii also seli bis property in Conway county, . valuable place in Point Remove bottom on the Arkfs kisev and above the highe~i overflow; se,ue improvements thereon.
 IL will be wei in every instance 10 have portion M the purchase money downs bat as the undersign- ea l. AsseEs.isss ss sc. la ts sssrs sf the wia;sr Tor the best price that may hs oaered. he wiH also make the teruss te suit parchasers-
 Frrsons wishing ts own any part or parcel of the above PropeEty would do well to examine fer them- seives end make proposals
 Little Reek, Nev. 29, le47. I2--tf.