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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-15
DIR. IVANS's
COMPOUND SARSAPARILLA.


CONrAINiNG ONE QUART $3.50 forfeited II this
O.yrop Is good sny 'oid in the United States,
aod The very best pufhsr Of the blood Known
free any poison, vegetable or mineral suited 10
every sac and conditsn Of the aetsd, and may be sd
musered 10 any 'tsge or form OF disease VITA Pstect
safety and certain benefit IL IL well known tna there
are many preparations Of Ssrsapsia before the pubic
bu. 1t well known that but few, very few oil mem
possess any virtue or merit unless II can be found IN
lengthy advertisement or inflated medical publ which
only defended % operate upon the tnance OF the ereou
lon, na. Physcians Of espeetabity and high stand
ing readily admit that sssapss, when properly com
and prepared 10 one Of the best Alternative med
ton II falls below m.ny others snd IL far from being
the one thing needfal." or valuable as speeihe
The great difference between Dr. lyans' Compound ~
rup and all others IT, that his combines not only s the
virtues Of Sarsspas, but Of medicinal plants causing II
powerfully and with peculiar eeaoy 90 mat fIea
fer the blood from alnputy which OF done isseut
in morbid and impure state throughout the system en-
ssnderug those various diseases b. which the human lam
More ihan @ person. suffering from disease in almost
every form been cured the BY having had
recourse this specific Physicians Of celebrity SPEAK
Of it in hsh terms Of praise, % whom references v be
sven Persons using u have medical advice free of
charge, by addressing Dr. Ivan. (pos,Psid)
This syrup is recommended for the removal and cure Of
all diseases arising from an impure state OF me bo9d OF
habit Of system, particularly the foowns scrouia or
kings evil rheumztism ouaneous erupuons pimples or
pustues the face botches sead head, enlargement Of
the Joints stubborn ulcers, syphue disorders, lumoago
spinal complaints eryrpess salt rheum, sick headache
cosrvene.s piles, colds conghs bronchitis and eonsump
toe and all ipjudcous OF mercury tes exposure
or inprudence 10 life IL invarisby neurslgs
eral and debility pitation OF the heart, liver
complaint dizziness In the head, weakness Of the sto
mach IL will purify the complexion. Females Of con-
sumptive habits who d-biitated by distractions
TO which they liable, speedily restored 20 health
BY the Of this great seraive compound. For weak
and puny charen no afflicted oy eruptons, blotoh
IS, &c II s the best medicine known being pleasant TO
the taste they readily take H. and are soon restored 10 a
petite, strength and activity The syrup 1. carefully pat
IN and any Fart Of tn. world. Price, sin
gle b6le 10 cents; elk bottles 81 IL bottles 81 sold,
wholesale and retail, a. the principal office, by
IL H. JONES, l76 Broadway and
l84 Grand-st Nev-YorS.
Also by agents 80 aud 20 Bovery
kesp.ct.bl. AGENTS will be furnished on favorable
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The Industrial Movement 10 Relation 20 the
Science of society.
From Douglas Jsuolo's Newspaper.

From Douglas Jsuolas Newspaper.
We are living 10 an age when the peoples OF
nearly all Europe are painting to realize the Ideal
Of perfect Government. France has onurled the
banner Of political liberty and 10 striving TO solve
the industrial problem. The Italian principalities
weak In their dsunioo. are hopeful that the day
has arrived when the constitutional independence
Of the Peninsdla may be CONSOLIDATED through the
representative system. Germany aspires' through
the concentration of its Intelligence 10 Federal
Assembly 10 preserve the integrity OF the father
and sganst foreign aggression and internal tyran-
nv Spain with scarcely any definite object IN
view ever changing, never settled, shows by us
perpetual restlessDess Its discomfort with the pres
emit without displaying any capacity to mould the
futore 10 its will.
This general movement throughout Europe sp
peas 10 US TO be effort 10 inv. ,gs,e the Science
Of Society," and reduce its principles into action. A
new philosophy is invoked. The European
mind is now painting TO realize the ideal OF per
feet government. IL hopes TO succeed through the
application Of the associative principle, IN which
has faith the antagonist OF that class Legislation
10 which human suffering is usually ascribed I
may not yet be prepared 20 reduce that principle
into practice bat II perceives its beneficial action
in various cases where the experiment has been
ried, and this creates a confidence 10 lts efhcacy
IL IS ia full vigor In insurance Offices, estso
lished on the mutusl principle, where all the mem
beers share in the division Of the profits, and par
italy " here more exclusive system dominates -
IL s seen TO act most powerfully 10 the clubs OF the
West-end, where it gives equal comfort 10 the
holder Of few hundreds year as 70 the million
aire The river steamboat and tire omnibus are
additional illustrations, and one of ts latest forms
10 that of Building Societies. In point OF fact the
associative principle lies at the root OF civilization
and when men are scared by it expressed ID such
words as Communism Fourersm, ST. Simonian
ism, o weDism and similar phrases. 1t can only be
with its excess or its tendencies. 1t Is imagined
that processes which increase the happiness OF the
higher and middle classes If adopted by those who
live on wages. would prove destructive; as if the
sources of well-being were dangerous when they
ceased TO be moDopoes.
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Rachel and the NIarse,llaise.

the Tneater FRANCHISE, nov called LIE Theatre de
Ia Repubiqae." Mile. Rachel, the great TRACE
dian, was called upon. after the performance OF
Candle, to sing La Marse'laise. She appeared in
a Roman costume--the same she had worn In the
uagedy-with the addition q tri color ribbon
She was never grander than in her acting OF this
song. Ii was more than singing-it was sublime
and partook of the character OF a religious chant
Parts OF il she gave Ia low, tremulous voice. Her
whole frame appeared quivering with patriotic
f.rvor. A writer says that when, at the last
verse, she seized the Republican flag, threw her
self her kness, aud Rugged it IN her arms, she
seemed to present at once, the real and ideal Joan
of Arc" Bost Atlas Cor.
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LOCKE'S
PATENT PORTABLE CHAMBER,
Tapor o. SA0uer aud D0bche bafh,

FOR GENTLEMEN. LADIES AND Nhl-uHcs
No. 81 Ann-st. New-forf.
VNHIS BATH Is scknoWledsed BY all who Rave used ~
TO be superior anything ever maaufsetgIed for the
purpose IL the premiums az the Fans OF the ne
can Institute .nd the ate State FAR at ssraosa T.,
snd At the Rensselaer, Co Fair, held at Troy, " Y, 10
competition with several others aGd is highly recon-
mented By the most scientific
IL forms 40 ornamental piece Of furniture for bedroom
may be used bathing tub, D0uchs Bath, hip or site
Balh or % Shower and Napor Bath more particularly
the latter made perfectly zht AZ the top % retain
the steam and protect the whole apparatus from dust inc
il % arranged with hooks that when not used for bathing
purposes Il very convenient wardrobe for ladies' or
gent Il occupies "A or D inches square on
oo and -eixhs 65 pounds when baes baths OF the
same size al IS thus rendering II movable with per-
feet from room 10 room.
The Instruction Of the Bath Ia such that the deli
cate female IL with perfect ease The ount Is
lowered receive the water by small crank, which
BE- turned by child Il Is then raised and retained az
required hight fJr child, ladyor gentleman The bath 10
al uisered by pulling small cord, which opens valve
10 the bottom Of the oGntzu and may be closed Il pleas
ure thereby enabling lsdy Of nervous temperament TO
take from one TO i've gallons az q time.
IL may BE- converted into simple or medested vspor
bath By attaching small lpparsos with spirit lamp,
which Is sold with the bath II required
Manufactured and sold, whole,ale add retail, by
JOHN LOCKE 81 Ann-st New-York.
Prices range from 50 ss Steam Generator, with It's
appurtances - Persons at sdstance desiring farther in
formson relative size style Of finish and prices can,
by addressing the subscriber be furnished with circular
coutaininE plrtieul1r als~n
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MARINE JOU X n A l..
PORT OF NETWORK.

Arrtved-Grsnsd an bah Bogota Thomas Csrthasens
~ ds hdss sc TO DominsueE 5h iast lat "a H. long
rs. passed ship Os~-so, hence, for NewOriesna Tbs
bs 0upse, for Zsfots, sailed the day previous to load
fnstIc. for New-York
Brs Too quin sawyer, Cardenss Cuba u de- 222 hhds
sugar ss hxs DO 90 hhds m0issses to Thurston Co
Vessels left before reported. sth inst, Cape Hatters
BY 40 miles distant pissed bark Vslaseo, CuIier fm
Hsvsns bound 10 northern port Sunosy atA NJ, lat
81. long ~ 50 steamer steering south, supposed her
to be the NstheTner hence for Charleston The T. has
been north Of Hstterss the sh with gh winds from
NE to 4, with thick weather
Sr brig Emperor Landry Ariehst CD, Ia ds plaster to
Thomas Winoiett
Br schr Ms,nlower, Kips, CORVALLIS, Ms, IL days
po;st- es, to Walker Tiiford
Sehr sepj Brown, Richards, New-London, oil, to
Willeit.
sshr Ellen ROdmsn, Sherman NswsedfOrd, do oil to
Judd'a Co
schr John Webster, Lloyd, Baltimore IL days coal to
order.
schr sOutherner, Travis Roanoke, NC via the Cspes
Do. coru. to order.
sehr Kate Aubrey, York, Portland, Me- a. molasse,
10 q Thurston Co
Sehr Lease Merritt Kelsey, w.Hsvsn. ballast
schr Alabama Gorhsm. Boston, tab, 10 matter.
sebr Z -phyr Crockett, Thomss'oo, lime.
sai,ed-Ships Tartar, Ess, ladies; VirginiAn, vapa.
rsso kIeridiso, Apasehicols; ane others
Memora uda-Ths ship Susan Drew. hence, bound
south 90 The 9Th when OF Little Ess Haroor,
contact with pilot bos Pbantom TIE Ps bo~spiit
stovs hole the Ds stshosd bow about feet shove The
line knocked Of part Of the eutwster The shp
retarsed to repair damage.
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PARTISAN ITEMS.
The btall af tbe AsaeubIy.

A large body Of workmen are engaged in con,
structiDg a hail for the meeting Of the National
Assembly, in the ceort of the Chamber OF Depu-
ties which will be rooted in, forming room about
100 feet long 100 feet wide, and AZ feet high The
members seats will be on either side, and In semi
circles before the President, while large galleries
will accommodate the spectators In front OF the
door a statue OF Liberty will be placed on ped
estal constructed twenty years since. to receive
statue of Louis XVIII. IL will be modelled from
one by Clesengir, son inaw Of George Sand
which he presented TO the Provisional Government
escorted by FIVE hundred brother sculptors' the
priest of the church of Petts Peres blessing as
il passed. Many other objects Of art have been
presented, among the rest the large engraving OF
the United States Senate Chamber, given by Con
sui Walsh who is busy preparing notes on our
Government, at the request, he says, of Arago.-
Wright Hawkes.. Esq of New-York, and George
Sumner, Esq of Boston have also been able TO
give much Information in the working of our Leg
lslstive system. Boston Atlas Cor.
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PURELY VEGETABLE.

DOCTOR = j MATTOCKs's BUESA VISTA PILLS
D-In of-rng this medicine o the public We introduce
the mild ard certain c1tharuc ever Known uo
the least gripping drastic effects sttendias their opets
ton We 90 pretend 70 every form OF csese
with these Pills. neither DO expect 20 raise the dead
k the living; bat DO know these pills viii cure as
VI the liver form such scute or chronic IN
fammstou suudice IN 10. worst stage dysp-Psa con
.psfed bowels headache, heartburn, uatuleney, snd 10
fever. they the only medicine r.eded; they VIII
bresk the most malignant type II tskt1 In the hst .ase
the directions each box Ihey
Will as1 al female distractions Immediately anc
in rbsu SID sout they are infzhhe remedy
persevered Ia all affections Of the kidneys ard urns
ryorssn. recommend them perfectly ssfe and
Elective remedy gravel, chronic Inflammation OF the
Kidneys ladder structure csn be cured IN very short
tine nth th-ss pills As general esthItic they are the
best offered " the public, because they strengthen
the bowels znd s-vs the system in healthy state oPe
rating without the least iping or pain - -
Sold uholesss and retail By Or. T.. J. MATTOCks, p
Fifth Troy and retsied BY his agents throughout the
State.
4ge-ts IN the Citv-Gsnsrsl Agent, SS6 Hudsonst4.o
Greenwichst. S78 Greenwonsti 1872 Broadway; 10
Grs-uWich-st; ~. Eizhth avenue, 30 Eighth-ayeuue
corner Troy and Eighth-svenue SO Hud.on-st; i54
Hud.onst o5 GrsenWichst 3,6 Hudson-st, $50 Spring
o.: y Spriug-st. Us BoVery 2f3 Grardst - Grandst
conner Grsnd and Norfolk sta I'D Grand-st-
DO As~hfnFnf~st'
WHO IL OPPOSED TO BLEEDING AND
and dehtae the system Yet thousands TO these
me hods ss cur Whv not - h-r fry the
FEVER MIXTURE,
that breaks s fsve By reducing and equshSng The CIR
culstion.
ALL DISEASES
put the systsm q first In an inaammstoy state and then
Is The time for this
GREAT REMEDY.
Sold By T. ~. LYONS 40 Grsnd-st New York. In
and shilling bottles. Agents supplied. al lmeod'
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FARMS FOR SALE.

@ FOR sAIR.-That deligbtfuy situated place,
mile. south Of the yil-ss Of Poughk-epsie be-
-wseD The country seats Of Prof Morse aud C. Crook
Esq extending the postr0ad 10 the Hudson contain
ing about 100 acres without bulldogs. The railroad
passes through IL the margin Of the river The pay
.nt may be made perfectly convenient 70 the purchaser
Apply in the village 20 JNO. b. MONTGOMERY.
mls lsvtf
% GREAT SALE OF LAND-l00o0 Acres Of
So farm and timber lands, with water power, IN TOBY
hanua Chestnut Hill, and al scent townships, Mon
Co Pa 80 90 miles from philstelph la and New
York near 20 Bartonsvie. Strnudsoors, TanBersvils
Msrwins's Tavern and Turnpike Toads, will DO offered
for sale Monday I'D May next at Honshead Tavern
Sroudsburg. Monroe Co. Apply 70 JNO ID. MORRIS,
sroudsburg; SAMUEL powell Powrl'on, Philsdel.
phis; or W. MAAWELL4 Wall at N 4. all JAWS
90 VALUABLE FARMING LAND FOB SALE
1900 acres % land situated In the Town Of Erie,
County Of Chemulg, and State Of Eev.Yofr, wiihir
ten miles Of the Chemung Csnsl snd Village Of Horse
head thirteen miles Of The NswYofk and Ere kailfoai
aud teen mi es Of the flourish VILLAGE u Elmirs tbs
county Of said county good public highway
through the land the tract 10 divided into lots VI about
100 each and will be sold In quantities 70 suit puT
chasers very low and easy tsrms-title indsputzbe
For farther particulars apply 70 Msssrs AHRsS and
TUNls, Southst. New-York City J. IA. McCULLOiI
and SAMUEL J. DONALDSON, Baltimore, Md or l..
z. BROOKS, Elmirs, EsvYork I9f lavSm
"a TWO FARMS, one Of them 70 Jesse and one for
sale 90 Staten lslsnd, near Port Richmond Ferry
Inquire At Annst. ~ 4w'
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THE LAST TEST BY FIRE T!

kTTHE LATE DESTRUCTIFEFiRE which destroy
I1ed tho large 6-story rehneTy, with sl the i'm
uen.e stock and machinery Of hst extensive establish
ment Ened By Dennis Harris, whose oss would have
been mach bad he have svAled himself Of
one Of Herripss (Wilders Pstsnt SalzTnander Safes
where bis books money and valuable papers 10 large
auCaBt were deposited and restored 10 him unnJnred
after having r-sned In the burning ruins for u hours
Thus adding another the many iormsr tesmoniss Of
the .r.at utility Of these Safes
This event only gratifying 10 Mr. Harris b, must
be 90 % every percr who has BOOKS property depend
nx pom the ethfa construction Of the gen 5assn
der SAFE - furnished BY the subscriber.
The Safe alluded Be a. my store, the only
place In tire city where the senuice Wcers Patent Ssla
uander Safe ea1 be Obtained and good title given.
sILAs c. HERRING, l37 and l39 Water-st
as imeodDkttW
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would conduce to the welfare of the ~hoe com mu-
pityi Thirty millions OF u: are neIe nslns 'ose
rls we 40 not wish TO Interrupt any mans pur
ssuit.. or 10 appropriate any mans gains we seek
nssce order everything that may enable us 70 exist
,oss,ber as a civilized and truly great people
Can we attain these objects BY farther changes
IC,o-bow Would annual Psrlisments give rs
a more responsible House Of Commons Would
electoral districts abrogste those small borougbs
sinks Of corruption where drunken voters can be
bought like rotten sheepl Are We prepared 10
extend the safrsgel How can we most speedily
and most efectoally reform the Church, secure
economy in the sdministra alton Of the finances, put
down the mere arstocrstic Influences. and render
Government an instrument Of good 70 the entire
community These are great and grave qaes'
tons; and ere long all classes will be called upon
TO give them a practical answer.
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- A LAKGE LOT OF AILANTHU5 aud Peach q
sill kinds with many other varieties Of Fruit and OrnA
- mental Trees-alo, 10000 large Asparagus Roots
Apply 70 Mrs. WIN. STEWART cor One HgniGed and
~ snty siIth ard Eizhth-ayenue, and JOSEPH LODGE
,ur,sryman and Landscape Gardener, MorTissnie De.
,ot, in Harlem, ~ Y n B-J L. Ia scknowled ing pat
beg also say be continues planting sad syingou
ity and suburban Gardens IN modern style. ms 5ws
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QUESTIONS FOR PERSONS OF Secentsry habits;
NJ Do you the effect Of stooppg u 10 contract
the cavity containing the lungs relax the muscles OF the
and ribs press the diaphragm inward ineIuPiips
digestion and prevent the free circulation Of blood 10 the
ue shborhood OF OF life DO you know that the
cough consumption, 'pipsl comp
debility dyspe psia liver disease affections of the heart
DEATH Add do you know that Agste's Patent Elastic
Shoulder Bsos by expanding the chest supporting the
back Keeping the muscles Of the breast and IDS 10 thef
natural posop ard seeuTir the free play OF the breath
us prevents the above named diseases and their
terrible results Agste's number 10 zS7 Broadway.
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Clubs are ali the rage here just now and over
heard my worthy concierge this morning, while
brushing my clothes. rehesrsing ali Grafton to be
delivered before his club this evening, At the mar
chond du rms on the corner The best speaking
Is heard at the Club Of the Sorbonne, OF which
Micheet is President. printer named Dubols is
the oracle at the DemOcrof,que Central Club and so
on through the fifty and five to the Patriotic Club
10 the Sale Moiiere, or the Club OF Irdcaitleurs
which meets at the Prado. Then there is the lie
zion Vesurienne, band of single women, in the
lower walks of life, who march about TO tuck
o. drum" uttering fearful imprecstions against the
aristocrats Boston Atlas Cor.
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COAL-BeG Red Ash Nut s5
~ do Stove So
40 lOt- do Egg 81, screened and deliver
ed from ths yard cor Teutnavenus and Twen'y.ixtht
81 Sn PER TUN-NUr COAL-resch OtchHd,
icf Nv Red Ash, ana Schuylkii White Ash, for "a =
shove low price large size and delivered screened
from the yard Apply TO
II Stokes DIcKERsoN, 1o7 Authony-'t
Al II near Broadway.
COAI. DlsCHARGING.-rhe best fresh mioed
Peach Orchard tred a,nl Coal 10 now being dsehsed
at the foot Of Kingst r. and delivered At - 10 per
Ton for the large size Nut, and - for Stove Egg Or
Broke and Is additional II screened from the yard
Dealers supplied at low price, 81 corner OF hlns and
Green ~ich SITS milo I'm PEFEh CLlNTON
GOAL Pssch Orchard, Red Ash, all under cover and
dry screened aud delivered To any party Of the city
from my ysrds SIS Bo~sry, and corner hammesey and
Bedford sts Large Nut - 90; Stove Ess and Broker,
s. 50, Chesnut, - IS.
Also Lehish Liverpool Cumberland re. 50 cents ls's
from the boats ISm'l JACOB WEEKS. JK.
GOAL REDUCED TO SUMNER PRICEs.-Pesch
NOrchsrd and Lehish, sl rEe. Apply 10
lN T STOKES DICKERsON. l07 Antbony-st
COAL.-loo ioss hr,, Ss,llsy Liy.rpool .do.ta sbs
~ for sale By jOskPH HckUkkAft
~ s0rssr ~ Piss sd slstb ste
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w For hieh patent Is pending burns on an en-
tirely priuci pie-tb,t Of current Of heaied ar
through the oil fountain which gives perfectly white and
brilliant hsht from whale oil lard The var0u. mits
tons which advertised bear not the slightest resem-
bance in pr ps or In point NJ utility economy
venieDc. Ma ufactured 'olely BY
ENDICOTT SUMNER. 100 Elm-st. near Canal,
aud sold BY them aod their authorized agents
the United State. B-Ou for the same SO cents per
gallon Richly ornamented bTonied styles now ready
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r-s1sass#sur,MORRIs AND EssEX RAIL.

~ ROAD-Winfs, Arre"sene.t. On
and after Monday, Nov. s, lS47, the
freight train which PASSENGER car attached, will
until farther notice leave Morrrlsown at A Newark
at II P. M The Passenger Trains leave New York 3
O'Clock A. NJ , 2. NJ. Leave Newark 10 o'clock A NJ.
4 p NJ. Leave Morristown O'Clock A. NJ. r. NJ.
PASSENGERS By the morning train 70 MOrristown will
rive there at O'Clock, where stages will be In readiness
10 convey them sehooleys Mountain, Washington Bel.
yidere and Esston dsilyi TO Oweso, Milford, Newton,
stsnhope and sgecssany on Mondays, Wednesdays and
fridays and 10 Rocksway Dover Sparta and Newton on
tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays each line returning
the following days to the T. NJ train for New-York
will also leave for Basknx Ridge every evening"
the arrival Of the cars At Morristown.
By line recently established, stage leaves
ior the Delaware Water Gap and stsnhops,
Jobnsonbufg Columbia and Blaistown, every Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday the arrival Of the A. M train
from ". Y. Returning the alternate days the staxo
leaves Stroudsburs at A 10 meet the 81 cars from
Morristown.
Passengers through 10 and from Jersey City without
changing ears On leaving the city passengers will de-
posit their baggage In tho At the foot Of Corsnd
where agent will be In sttendsncs 70 receive it.
All packages bundles must be entered on ths way
the company will not hold themselves res
Freight will be forwarded immediately TO Mornstowu
from Albsny Balm BY stephens Condts Daily franc
portston Line 70 Newsrk or from the Trsnsportstoa
Office Of the ~ j. X T. Transportation Company, foot
Of Liberty-st. ln3l IRA DODD. Saperintsndsn
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r., r;.;E.s,ss ,ss..,szE7NkW;yoEK AND .aC !
A&4 S<~sS1y ERIE RAILROAD.

Syrtag irraHgcmtns
Two Passenger Trains each way daily. On Monday,
March ard until farther notice the an boats viii
follows
FoR PAssESsERs-Leave NewYork foot Of Duane-stb
at A. NJ and fP. NJ.
Leave Port Jervis At o o'clock A. NJ and 7: M.
Leave Otisville at 81 A NJ. and 50 p. NJ Middle
town 81 A. and 10 p. NJ Goshen at - A. NJ. and
4 S. 7. NJ. and Chester at 7 IS A. NJ and 50 Z. NJ
Except for personal baggage when placed In the hands
OF ths basgssemsste the Company will not be respopu-
bic for any article put upon the boat or train,
unless rrce pied for by the duly authorized agent.
Fog FREIGur-Lesve New-York st O'Clock, NJ. per
bsrges Samuel Mash Henry suydam, Jr. and Dunkirk.
Leave Port Jarvis At O'Clock. A NJ
nj # "a G.. SEYMOUR, Superinte ndent