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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-08-03
laiW stands for Sale.

H6U NvVUOS JOT SU".
'INlE 81 BSfRllER has lot of Cotton
GIN Stand, Of the manufacture Of Daniel
Pratt, Of Agtaga county, Ala, in store at the
Warehouse Of Perry a Spell in Port Caddo
which he offers to sell at iom prices.
The lot contains variety of from 10 to 60
SAWS.
Tbs superiority of these Gins, It Is presumed,
Is already known Ia the public.
Prices, 81 90, ~ 30 and - 90 per saw
Term. cash, OF on credit I'll the lit Januar,
next.
Refer to \ q Perry, or VI Spell, Pert Ca,L
do, or TO the subscriber. $ VI ilAGERTY.
fo~ cadio, Jane ;, l.iJ-3.eAi
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GOODS: COOps.. COoDa.,

IUBT oinncd =: u.s Mes: end Of tho public
~ square In &c to~n o; Marshall, ard for
aalo under the cAN Of Mr. 7. q. PIERCE, q
large end well selected stock Of Dry Gpsds,
consisting In par, Of the following articles to-
wit. Brosda!Ss,s and csssinercs latest SIS les
Of French, English, and American prints cot
tomatoes; h,own and bleached shceiinas and
sbir,ines; plain and figured Swiss musi.ns. iaco.
net. gIngf ans silk and worsied plads bleach.
ed. brown, and Irsh lnnens, and general n--
soytment Of bonnc,s and ribbons, laces and
hncry, too tedious to mention. together with
an extensive lot Of gcntlemcns clothing, hats
and caps, boots, and shoes, gentlemen, and
ladies' saddles, brdes, and marungalcs hard
ware, qleensware, and cutlery, assorted grocer
les, &c. &c.
The public are invited to call and examine
for Themselves.
PEkMELIA r. CLARK,
admir- estate Of Saisbcrry CLARK, decd
June IS. 1919 mt tf
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FRESH ARRIVAL or
Groceries, Produce. aud Furniture.

rI>lii. undersigned, after returning their mani
/ thank. TO the good people OF Cadlo parish.
aud 10 The noble TeSans,ior ihe!r .ory liberal pa.
ronar since we opened our housn in Shreveport,
hcp leave iu inform them that one of the nrm
ha, liisj returned from New Orleans, where he
bought a large and complete assortment If al
mos, every article kept IN Grocery and Pro
duce Storc, at prices uaprcccdeniy low, ha'in.
laid IN the stock from iirsi-hand houses, for
cash and short acceptance The stock, IN part
consist, Of Fionr, Baron, Lard. Whisky, Bran.
DIES " ups Of all kinds, Cordiois, SgHps, Bran
dy Cherries, NhHc Wa Vinegar, PEPPERS,
Spr,s Nngar and tgfc, Naim~s, Sal Nails,
POTTS, casup, Sariiaes, Labsers, Candles,
Soap, RE-, indigo, NqMr, Va Hactcfs,
pas, Tt6s, Nulula Rgpe, large LOT Of
On asWdr, and taStiags, hno AMI comi.pon
Cerrs. and Clnrms Iubacc,, Pomd.v. Nho3.
Legd, d.. d.. Also a lnc stock Of a'mos,
every article n the ri NiIIRE line, SO
hou,ckccpcr, can be Supplied N hat Inc, rs
we'll a, ia the faaba
Drcming il unnecessary 10 cnuinrra,e long
lst If article. they dead IN, they viii conr'udr
by assuring tl,e public thai every article WI he
sold At the lowest prices for cash or cotton, and
td,ly guaranteed -, represented They will be-
in receipt for the approaching season q q good
lot of Haggng and Ro,s--say by the first day
OF August. Please call
WM. G. BECK, Il co.
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EN ANS a : /. \ X $.
DRUGGISTS.

aAgSHALL, HARRISON coCsTY riNAs
1 Rt, now receiving from New York and
\ Philadelphia and offer for sale low, large
assortment uf fresh aud genuine medein,s :
paints. paint brushes, oils, dye SUITS, periumerA,
Of all kinds, fancy soap, general sssprineni
OF stationary. sc, &c. Also patent medicines,
a'aone which are DR.. Jayne- family medicines ,
Dr.. Maflat', life pills, and phcniN bittcrs; W.
tar bal-am of Wild cherry DR. Rogers conf
pound ,urup Of liNerwort and tar, for the cure
~ caus.. r'ipn. coughs, &c the celebrated
jew Datle %. ii,'-.s r..-t,t, tt'.r rin no
bone and sp'y.n spcciAp. H|i ,.. t#..nr '..
f,ual,s ointment for hor-,-. -,gtc NarUl % q
ner er,r,. &e., s.. ALSO shop iufa4ur, 'of
pAysleans. al, Of winch Vll br sold ,or iuw
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Saddle and Harness Making.

r1NIlE undersigned are prepared 20 execute all
/ the varieties of work in the line Of Saddle
and Harness Making; their materials ARE Of the
bes: description and their work performed at
short notice. They are supplied with large
assortment OF the celebrated SaiH,-trfe manu-
featured by Mr. TURNER, formerly of San Au-
gastnc.
Their terms will be accommodating, and, II
desired, will be- on crcd. 10 punctual custoine rs.
Shop, at Grass lanyard. on Nam street West
Of the public square. Marshall, Texas.
ieI-sy GRAIN Il DUNAN.iY,
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COTTON GINS,

NE have established a Branch Of our extern
w sive Cotton Gin Mandatory, one mile
from Shreveport, la, on the Greenwood rosd-
We are prepared to furnish any number Of our
fine improved Cotton Gins. We are prepared.
also, to repair Gins made by any manufacturers.
All orders, by mail or otherwise, will he faith.
fully and promptly attended TO. We have
IN our possession quite II number OF certificates
from those who have used our Gins We war
rant them, IN all eases, with proper usage, to
perform well. ROSE 4 SLATON,
June l. NJ. Agents for 4, Taylor 4 Co
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TIE STATE or TEXAS,
Cousrv o. HAaxs,oG.
John Cfuvss ~. Hs!ss Of James Adsns

WITT o9 k1Ak&&9oG.
John Cnvss ~ Hs!rs Of James Adams
Oufa!ef Coe:f, tn vacation. /siy. $40
10 IL SAoy # said eosnsy-CafrTisc:
WHEREAS, John Or.~r~ has filed hi, oc.
w uiicn In the District Cour: 0. Harrison
county, III substance as follows: That, Oh the
- day Of March, 1887, James Adams, then
e citizen cs the Republic Of Texas, WA cn,-
tied to one league and one lahore of and, sold
TO petitioner his headlight certificate for said
league and Lahore of land for the sum Of one
thousand dollars, which wss then aud there
paid by petitioner 90 the said James Adams, and
the said James then and there executed and dc.
li,crcd to petitioner his obligation in writing,
IN the penalty Of ten thousand dollars, 10 make
or cause to be made titles to the land which
might he obtained from the Republic of Texas
by virtue Of his said headlight certificate for
one league aud lahore Of land, petitioner pay.
ing all the fees and necessary expenses for OBJ
tanning said certificate, and surveying the same,
and procuring the patents TO the LANDS surveyed
by virtue Of said certificate. Petitioner states
that afterwards, on the - day of-----,ls3S
the said James departed this life and after.
wards the administrator Of the said Jnnies OBJ
tanned certificate for one league and one Ia
bore Of land from the Land Commissioners of
Shelby county, by virtue of the right Of the
SAID James, his intes,atc and petitioner after
wards had one league Of land surveyed in liar
rison county by virtue Of said certificate On
two surveys. Petitioner states that, on the
- day Of - 1912, letters pa.en, were
issued by the Republic of Texas to the heirs OF
the sad James for said two tracts Of land
Petitioner states tina, he paid all the fees nee
cssary to obtain said certificate, aud make said
survey, and obtain said patents. Petitioner
states that the names and residences of the
heirs of the said James Adams, deceased, arc
unknown TO petitioner; and that petitioner
has had possession Of said land since the same
was surveyed, and has made valuable improve.
mcnts thereon and prays that al the rights,
title, and interest of the heirs of the said
James Adams, and to said land therein men.
toned, be vested in petitioner by decree Of the
court and equitable relief.
You are, therefore, commanded to summons
the heirs c. the said James Adams to be and
appear a, the next tenn of the Distric; court Of
Harrison county, to be held Il, the courthouse
thereof in the town of Marshall, on the thr-
tccnth Monday after the third Monday in Sep.
TENDER, \. D. lsi9, to answer said petition, by
making publication Of this citation, for eight
consecutive weeks, in the Jtras Republican.
Fail not, and make due return as the Law d.
reefs.
AMI Witness, Samuel S,lnson, Clerk
of said court. Given under
my hand and the seal of the
court, this the cath day Of
T'tV July. A. H. lsi9.
SAMUEL. STI\SON
Dist. OK.
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TIE EXAMINATION


srs ,piIcsS
notice Of the examination d he s.udents
Y h. Republican Academy, on the 20 ard Sd
under ,he management, Of Messr,. D7ssr
- T,Rlrrcs, IS a matter OF justice to tho
Med professors Of that institution, snd 20
y ..nieu,s And if your correspondent could
usticc TO the merits of the examination, the
kn,age- of our town for educational facili.
would be better known and appreciated.
he examination consumed two days and
h,p iha, time the various classes Taught III
institution were thoroughly COMMUNICATING
cr Glasses, in Orthography, Reading, Geog-
3, and English Gramner.
hc elias, in Natural Philosophy (Comstock's)
Alaycd much proficiency in that interesting
" bch of study
lc cla,se, IN latiu--,hc first Historic
IA and IN Caesar, the second IN virgil with
h,en TRANSACTIONS from the two iat,cr---met
y decided approval of those acquainted with
- language 50 important ~ the tinishcd
sAelar
~. ,lassc, IN t;eometrv-,irst in DAVE,
el,ncntar, Geometry. and the second in Da.
- lcgcndrc much proficiency in
practical and most useful SCIENCE.
4 vi to your correspondent, and the rnblic
rally. the examination of the cl,ss.. i,
A., Improvement Of the Mind wa, exceed.
interesting, both from the manner of
hiug and the corrcc, knowledge the stu.
had in tha, department Of study. The
advanced Of the classes were examined be-
At member of In, .ins, d.j;.rr;a, an abs,roc,
u several chap,er~. in the form Of n lecture
" mus, hid,ious mod, Of tceebing Reel.
- by lecture requires the most intense appli
m of the mind hence it, area, utility, as a
ms OF developing. training and strengthening,
= heultje. of the mind The classic, n lee.
NJ 9 or, ambition, and tslent.d
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TO THE RI BLIC.

'INlE subscriber viii offer for sale, to the
] highest bidder, on the first day of Sep
TENDER next, two hundred town lots, in the
town of Por, Caddo, beautifully situated on
the Soda Lake, Harrison county, Texas. Terms
made known on day of sale
J. OGIE.
Angus Nh, isao MA 81
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NOTICE.
Ad,sinistrnli0n Notice.

4 DEMONSTRATION on the estate Of Ar.
~ thur Hicks, deceased, was granted to the
undersigned on The Is, day Of June inst. Al
persons having claims agans, said estate, will
present them within the time prescribed BY
law, and those indebted will make payment to
=; r. ADKINS, Admir-.
June -. lSta nj ~
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

I'M the 25lh June, inst, administration WAS
~ granted to the undersigned, on the estate
Of Nm G. Haynes. deceased, by the county
court of Harrison county All persons having
claims againr, said estate, will present the same
within the time specified by law, and those IN
dcbtcd to the .ame will pay t~
JOHN JAMES, administrator.
June %, lsAo n6 1t.
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0W,,G hsp RErLiuNs.-rhcre is frequently
- pleasure in giving Il thing than m rccely-
III Tbs applies more specially to medicine,
-, and kicks
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TISFY YOTRSELF!!t

SATISFY YOTKSELF!t
MN MoCONClilE has now for sale, at
w the old log stand, lately occupied by Y.
|. Norris, a stock consisting OF Dry Goods
and Groceries, Croetery Ware, TIA Ner,
Glass War, Perfumery, Boots, Shoe, Has.
and choice 10, Of Clothing, cut by one Of The
best tailor- IN Texas, and made by the ladies Of
Marshall. consisting Of fine DrGp Drais tnG's,
Alpaca Goats, fine Monterey Cioh Pasis, aud
Cononads Pants of all kinds also choice lot
of tine full.brcas,ed shirts, made IN Marshall,
which he will sell for less than they can be-
brought here and sold for.
Any person dcsirous Of going into business
can purchase my whole stock, al cost iof cash.
June -. - II
4 >ERTlflC of Agency for the Am'ricHa
Y Psychological Journal, and The Iff'rr-
Cure journal and Herald n REFORMS, published
monthly at s. a year, in advance
INV YoRx, Jane -, 1910
This ceriiiic- that Mr. Isaac G, Slearns is
duly authorized to receive subscription. for Tue
above named journals, for tie year ci-Ie,u
hundred and iuri,-ninc.
FOWLER & WELLS.
July -, 10 l3l Nassau street, n. y.
WORTHY OF ATTENTION
VuST ARRIVED, and for sale on usual
- terms. at the old stand Of Evans, Gregg, a
kcy-- Noafh-lrc8 corner Of the square, Marshall
Tcsas---
Wood Ware
Painted Tubs. kcecrs and Buckets, Cedar Pig
rius and Chuus, Wei Buckets, Brass bound
and Vanished Blu kets, llai-bushc Ma-ures,
Market Baskets, Wash Boards, Butter Prints.
Roing Pms, Demijohns. Cocoa Dppcr-, a..
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4OF INTEREST u iLL."
TIE GENUINE RNN OF COLUMBIA,

III 'tls ~ 'Nff tf+N'f' W WIN 'hffia''
ioE RESTORING I1lt aAis.
Il ,ou wish o. rich. luSnuani t,si Of hair.
free from daplruh and -curi, do no' ini To- pro-
cpst tAe Gcpuaae Balm t CoumbH
Cmavgs and Deh,ys Melca Pam Erirrciov
The world. aa3'r, pronounced so by all
VIA have over used them. Waite swelling, ln-
ilaination. pain in the back. neck llmo, tender
or .nrc feet, ANA all .crofulou-, sores, &c., Sc.
are speedily cured by Daley q Councils Pam
Erf-artor.
Com-iock. Hrrts Ncrre and Rar Imminent
and Indian legoatt ElIir is Warranted TO
cure any case Of rheumatism, govt, contracted
chords and muscles, or sui joints, and strength
.n weak limbs, Sc
Neof'ess
use Dr. MeNair', AoouaIc 0ii for tie can of
deafness.
Hrys' Iia,usa for The Pi'Cs
The worst eases Of piles are cured m a short
time ny the use of the genuine fays's L.HimslG.
Constock & Cos Concentrated t0npolud
Fiutd Erfrac' of !Narsaiariiia 'or the cur of
-croiula. chronic rheumatism, general dcbsl-
it, cutancuus diseases, seaycrgptions oi the
skin, AZ.
d. Spoin's Nick- Uccdiehs Remedy
This remedy will ct,cctuaily DESTROY any AZ
tack os headache, either nervous or bilious.
/oaelrp's Grsai Uesisrn Indian iaaacee,
For the cure of diswps,s. liver complaint IN
digestion loss of apis,ltc and bilious affections,
The Grtn Pam kiiler
No medicine has been discovered, that - so
happily adopted 10 use, Internally and crirn''rGi-
h. "a this See numerous certificates aecoTpa-
n,ing each bo,ilr OF medicine
Dr. i.ar.etifs J,fno Cordial or Procraiiu
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IHE STARE OF TEXAS,

TTE Z VF
CouSrY OF HARRISON
County Court pertaining to the estates Of deceascd
I-r-on,-Juiy Tom, 4 u 1879,
NUSA\ ". OULD, guardian of the persons
- and estates Of the minor heirs OF the estate
Of Thomas IT, Ould, deceased, has filed her ac.
counts To be opened for final settlement with
her ward, at the August term, 1919, of this
court, where aud when all persons Interested
may attend and contest said accounts, II they
see pr rcr. BY order of ,hc court
T.. c. BEAZLEl, ON. e. c.
Marshal, Ausus. ;, 1919, nl2-3t
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H'AkEN mp by David Ferguson, and posted
/ before r. ! iiindman, Esq. in beat n. Z,
on the 18th July 1919, n certain deep bay mare,
eight years old. q small white in the forehead.
about fifteen hands high, branded on the leit
shoulder with the letters y. l. y; valued
at $50. T.. c, BEAXlEY, C. tK.
AugnSt B IAiN MI 81
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TINE SUBSCRIBER has a lot Of Cotton
/ Gin stand. Of thu manufacture of lnnie'
Pratt. of Autaga county, Ala, IN store 81 the
Warehouse OF Perry 4 Spell in Pot Caddo'
which h. offers to sell nj loic lricrs
The lot contains variety OF from 10 10 90
saws
The superiority Of these Gins It is presumed,
is already known 10 the public.
Prices, 81 90, - 90 and - 90 per saw
Terms cash, OF on credit I'LL the ist January
next.
Refer 10 N. p. Perry, o. ". Spell. Pot ed
d., or TO the subscriber, : VI, liA6hR1N
Port Caddc, juno >, isia-o-Sm
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A;ul1ot arrived in paris about the lst ult
about to establish political journal called
Il |bHterHHfm
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ey are collecting Peters pence q, the
be- in New York, ior the relief of Pope
I'm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-02

Total declared value 1875 6426 e. 1912 81 7s So5
The total increase in exports during tho first seven
months Of 1s49 compared with the corresponding
months iu ls4s, amounts to f5 75413 snd as the de-
crease In the months of that year. compared
With ls47, f4747 bsS II will be seen that the OK
bort trade Of Great Britain has not only entirely
covered from the check which it had sustained, but
there has been an increase OF more than million
sterling the exports for the period In 1sl.
On the onparison Of the hrst seven months OF last
year and this, and taking the declared value" the
export Of cotton measured by the yard
has risen from $40 to clio s2s77; Of lace and
patent net, from fls5,s79 to f2es,ss0; Of sewing
thread from G1s7 $40 to CABS 3lo Of stockings from
Gao ESQ GAS OF all other descriptions OF cotton
fabrics, from f223 asa to f2s9e3s; Of cotton yarn,
from f27os ees to Is 637, 7oa Of ell kinds of linen
manufactures, thread, and yarn, from fl,e:os2l to
f2 2q5, S4s Of all kinds Of wooen manufactures and
yarn from f3 s029o8 to f470o 49, OF silk manufao.
lures Of ell kinds from Esl3477 to f521 6S7; Of cord
sge end cables from c595l9 to f9oss3; Of earthsn-
ware from f4s3 1O3 to f46% 4s2 of habsrdssAery and
millinery from f527 ,e22 to Coca o57 Of hardware and
cutlery, from fl1oo es4 to fl,lpoo4l; while in ma
shnery, mill work, and metals In various forms, there
49, Al
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We have NO doubt that in most of them the receipts
viii compare svsry fsvorsbly With those for August
While in some there will be falling o notwithstAnd
ing tbe sxtravagsnt antcipstions formed Of them.
September will without doubt prove ths best month
the In consequence OF the great rush OF travel
ecu. n upon the dissppssranos OF tbs sholerN
The returns Of the British Board OF Trade showing
the exports from the United Kingdom Of Great Britain
fer the month ending August 5sh, add tor the arst
months, in each Of the past years. present
the annexed comparative statsuent:-
EXPORTS FROM GREAT RRrrAIN.
ifontA ended 5fh Scs,ew months
Augsst ended Aug.
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INTELLIGENCE By THE MAILS.
Our Baltimore Corresponds nee.


BALTIMORE, October 1, 1s4o.
a Fine ROin-TAe Consvessionai Eecfion-.d Boa b
the Temperance Movement Trial Of Price, %.
Since four O'Clock yesterday afternoon have had
several brick showers Of rain being the first that have
done more than lay the dust in this vicinity for the
past forty days.
The election on Wednesday excites much attention,
and both democrats and wings straiaius every
for the victory The democrats are not without
fear respecting this district and have out twenty
emssaries to bring home all the mechanics Who are en-
titled to vote but temporarily working the Dis
trict Of Columbia, and at other points The impress
sion gaining ground however that there viii no
change in the Congressional delegation of the State
that Is to say Will remain four wings to two demo-
Gratis
The temperance question, 1t seems will hardly be-
brought TO bear the legislative question after ALL
The temperance men held meeting and propounded
questions to the democratic and Wing candidates to
whether they would IL elected vote against the repeal
Of the law prohibiting the sale Of liquor the Sabbath
They all evsded direct answer, in their replies,
cept Mr.. John Waterman. of the whig candidates,
who announced himself son of temperance, and
friend Of the Sunday law pledgng himself to sustain
it II elected. The friends of temperance con-
sequently resolved to vote for him aoue but he has
since fallen into the hands Of the Phiiistnss Of
his democratic having led him Off from
the paths Of temperance, and he has drink
ing in II number OF taverns during tho past week A
second meeting Of the friends of temperance is called
Tonight for the purpose Of defining their position
under the circumstances that have traaspired.
The trial Of John Price for the murder of George
Campbell has been removed To Anne Arundel county,
and will take plnce Mt Annapolis the last Monday
October. He will have fair trial ct Annapois
Mayor Stansbury has appointed she following GENTLE
the delegation from timore b. present at
the Railroad Convention to be held at st Louis -
Thomas Swami. President B 20 Il Il Henry riTsny,
William Bose Edward Patterson. Robert Carrot, Col
j. q Davies, John ID Early. Robert VI. McLane Col.
Isaac Munroe, John ii. Duval Joseph f. Elder l.. Cas-
snrd, C. r. Fife Gen. q. O'Oonnell IN rev Ellioot.
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COAL
RAILROAD.


II UrsON RIVER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TRAINS
will commences to run between New York and Roger
HOOK milo above Psehskl Saturday, the 18th In
slant stoppas the folle-irs Places and the rates Of
fare resreetivey vile l2 cents; Yon
hers, 1e Hastings c Debbs Ferry, c; Tsrrytown, &c
Sing Sing tc Coaberr 50c Peekskill and Roger Hook,
oc Omnibus ssses will be provided at Ire junction OF
Ch.nhers and Hud.on streets convey pssngers who
provide themselves with Raroad Tickets to the engine
ton OF Thirty street. until the rails be laid ~ that
point Down requiring ~ will also he conveyed
free from the station Chambers street
ermsdse places IN Kip Browne and tho
lines whose stages will 1T time tahe passengers 10 tho
station Thirty nrft street Until further notice the trains
will start a. follows every day Sundays srseped-Lesys
~, I'm :sa1 Pm Lssv. snsin, station q. thirty
Hook snd Peehskill. att A. NJ u A. n, .nd3P NJ flick
cts bs procured Mt the ofees Of the Company lao
Chambers street and the station Thirty. street
Passenger particularly requested provide
with it before taking their In the Baggage
for the he received and delivered only At shs
WV. C. YOUNG. Chief Engineer.
Nov York. Sept. 13th. 1919.
b. STOCK holders who dssire 10 view the read du
ring the rresent week will be fnrnithed With ticket for
Peskt without ohargs calling the once Of the Com
p.nv. No. 81 Wall street.