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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-04
The Contoy Prisoners-state OF Feeling In
Hayaua.

We make the following extracts from letter in
the Nerc Orleans Ptc0yune;
June ls-The prize ships are hauled up at the
Arsenal. their topmssts housed, and everything on
board Of them taken out. The prisoners are in the
Cubsha fortress Many reports and rumors about
sickness and death among them have got about,
but have reason to believe they are all without
foundation. One is in the hospital and the others,
or the greater part Of the Others have the privilege
Of the Tort. The man who was repreved at Ma
tapzas was Peter Hills. He is recovering from
putrid fever in the hospital here.
June 20 The steamer Georgia arrived yester
day about noon from New York, bringing dates
from there to the 18th inst. The Cronica Organ Of
the Spanish Minister published in New York; con-
tanning portions of the correspondence LAID before
Congress, was distributed before nightfall, and
letter from Gen. Campbell to Mr.. Clayton, speaking
OF the formation OF the militia here, and In terms
somewhat dsparagipg Of the lower classes, is con
sidered by every Spaniard most insulting TO the
nation. Everywhere little knots of men are seen
ct the corners in the cafes aud in the public estab
lnhments, listening 10 some highly excited speaker
rekearsing the language Of the Consul translated
by the CiohicG, applying to himself the terms zig
norant debase and degraded" and denouncing
the whole vengeance OF Spain upon the American
nation in general. and its Consul in particular. In
the present state Of excitement shall not be al all
surprised il the Consul is grossly insu.ed and per.
hsps matreated.
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made 10 ak days but from eight 10 ten IL the time
usually occupied by travellers The country /,
mountainous Ia thee 1treme. having bat few ia
habtants. who dwell in the valleys, cutivatine the
strips OF land OF which they are composed This
land produces ebundantly, the product of which ia
principally Indian corn.
Approaching the capital, one sees many bsau.i.
iul and extensive sugar estates, the improve.
ments on which denote their value and are evi-
dences OF the wealth Of the proprietors who appear
to live in great splendor. These estates present
picture Of the greatest allence together with the
most AFFECT poverty. The labOring people have not
single evidence Of comfort about them their
dwellings are mere bowels. their food extremely
simple, their clothing filthy shreds aud patches.
The population OF this part OF Mexico is very small.
and from the nature OF the country should pose
il will never have a mach larger one.
Some very RIGA miaes have long since been
worked ard many more are believed 10 exist, bat
as vet this District is unexplored. have no doubt,
however that when Mexico shall have given TO
the world an assurance OF a secure aud stable GOV
vernment, and more encouragement to enterprlsing
capitalists this part OF the country will be made ~
produce immense wealth until such favorable
state of things take place, it will remain unProdac
tive.
The people are poor, bat very hospitabe, aud the
traveller may abandon all care as to robbers the
road may be pronounced the safest IN the cJnntry.
Like their neighbors in Acapulco, the people have
had little or what is more near the truth no inter
course with the world. They speak dialect
peculiar to themselves, Ia corruption OF the Aztec
languageD a great difference beingj observed even
between that Of the different puebos or villages
Their wants being few, having few facilities for
taking their produce to market or none for them,
they have contented themselves with just enough
for their own wants so that, when large party
passes through, whole village is drained OF its
iuxuries. which consist of few eggs and poultry,
the tortla being the only food OF these poor people
The land in the valleys produces well The pro-
prietorshp has been, ever since the conquest,
vested in the pueblos and the Church, the latter
renting it out IN small parcels to the people for
part Of the proceeds leaving the former bare
subsistence.
During the rainy season the great variety OF
beautiful and undescribed flowers would make a
journey over this part Of the country one oil peas
ing interest 10 the botanist.
MANY people are seen travelling on this ROAD,
among whom and most cons picuous are the Indian
peddlers who travel from one town to another on
foot. carving on their backs the ordinary pottery
of the country they are very poor, and sweat ana
toll under the weight of their burdens, the worth
of the whole of which would only amount to few
dollars. Yours respectfully, B.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

" FowLERs "PHRESoLoGIcAL JoURSAL'
for July is rich and spcynumber Of that excellent
periodical, amply fulfilling its promises to read
ers and Justify ing the wide popularity which it has
acquired 1t opens with description OF the char
acter Of Andrew Jackson, with good engraving
Of bis strongly. marked physiognomy. The articles
on " Temperament" and on Copious Breathing
present many curious facts, well worthy the atten-
ton both Of the Psychologist and the invalid, while
good Fourth Of July" Grafton withlittle common
place and no bombast is contained within the com
pass Of two pages. New York Fowler Il Wel')
~ "THE WATER CUREJoURSAL," lJuly,) has
n new frontispiece which is certainly far more at
trsctive than the ancets, pill boxes bisters deaths,
heads and cross bones Of the regular profession,
presenting strong temptation to every man to
throw pbysc to the dogs and seek the fountain
of health in the best and purest of Natures ele-
ments. The reading matter in this number, from
variety of welLknown pens is Of high order.
lNew.York Fowlers & Wells)
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FROM BRowSyILLE BY the arrivaofthe steam.
ship Yacht We have received Brownsville papers
to the 10th inst The Sentinel says that train of
wagons from Corpus Christi, containing 40 souls
arrived in Brownsville few days since, having
evacuated the former place with the intention Of
settling on the RIO Grande. A Mexican was shot
dead on Saturday evening, the l5th inst by one of
his own countrymen, at Mansfield, & short distance
above Brownsville. The-csuse assigned was zeal
ousy. Verdict Of theicoroner's jury-wilfull mar
der. The assassin 10 in custody. IN. O. Pic. 25,b.
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INKkhUn BOAKDINsi Ard DAY SCHOOL.
PATENT ZINC PAINT.

THE SUBSCRIBERS, Agents Of the New-Jesey *
porlng and Mining Company, have received rom insh
extensive Works at Newark 9 supply Of the rsent Eng
Brown and FrsnkiDste Psints which VIII DC ssposea
on reasonable terms. a..
These paints consist Of various shades from deep nee
brown, up to deep orange and also biscs ana oeinS
CT imposed OF metallic oxides their lasting pfopes sno
nv sso prepares from the oxides psints peculiarly
valuable FOR The coating ofron and Of n forming shs oes
nrolection against oxi5izsuon now known
These paints, when applied To wood. FORM sso aVsus'
be pro ection against IRE -, ,,,,.. o-ts. ~
IT, 49,, esisasiyely used 10 Paris and other pu1 Of
Europe as me valuable substitute iDf wh.s ead -
other deeterous paints 10 shortly expec,sd fof sag W
The subscribers, D. l. 'oN ns 1905
tyl II
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SCHOOLS.

MALE BOARDING SCHOOL, Wilton, Con
lV1 necncut Abel Wnloek, Principal Antagonists
made for tho accommodation vi few more pu Qua
this Institution numbering now about Thirty. Mr. w. fcs
pecty invites parents intending To place their sons
school in the country, 10 satisfy themselves VI 'he induce
nents and advantages which this school offers can he
visited without difficulty by the cars OF The New Yors ana
New Haven railroad which pass through Norwak no
quenty every day For particular infomauon please 80
circulars, with OF patrons obtained lS9 oroea'
way, rs Bowery, 76f Chatham Ct, New York jsi4Sw-
rNHE BEST TEACHERS IN the various depart.
4 menis IA great demand at VIII COXS scnooi
Agency 23 Broadway TO f vacancies In the beat scnoon
ard families South and North, no and In September Also
fchoo properly for sale In this Vicinity consisting OF Iof
iihing schools houses lands aud furniture Terms easy
ard the beat inducements offered Our teacher patrons VIZ
please TO call write Office hours 10 u An aud
2to Pm Days Of special exchange Thursdsys sslaf'
days inclusive. Uo3
ITKEnUH BOARDING AND DAY sCBOOLs
II madame Xix aGs removed her French and Engnss
Boarding ard Day School from CaTrol-plsce 70 lol
g. Msrksplaee near Firstev xhe new location ops
with every modern convenience She invites moss
having daughters for whom they desire thorough and
aFScsss educEtsp 10 al branehes TO call and exslnoe
her testimonials She has had committed TO her care ne
daughters Of many Of the leading families o. ms cry ~
can refer 10 all myu
a4JiNAnT,s BOARDING SCHOOL Fog
w BOYs.-.At Little Ferry, nine miles fron HobotA
present number CT under twelve years OF ae ssa
none will be received no older. Terms from yW0
t2o per year Circulars obtained OF Mr. Ostrsnds coz
Cansl and VUick cts. New York 10.
XNANTED-A situation a. teacher OF me Lsin saa
w O. eek languages by young gentleman Tho esn Iu
psh satisfactory references to scholarship, experience
Sc Address (postpsidl box 2f6. Amherst Mae. l.2 y,
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" Noffce.-Tl
Paterson and Hack

k Noffce-The subscribers the capital ftock OF the
Paterson ard Hsckenssck Railroad Company are request
TO Archdeacons Hotel In Paerson on tne
nth day OF July for the purpose OF choosing seven
Directors The Polls will be open from 10 O'Clock A ID 10
O'Clock M Paterson, June 49, 1850
J. CHADWICK, CHRISrOPER COLT.
p MAGlNNIS, JOHN ACKERMAN, Jr.
HENRY H. VOORHEES,, Jr. Commissioners.
iaoS
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TEAS, COFFEE AND SUGARS

At RFDUCED PRICES Inc Eigh,h avencs
a Tss Tine subscrbers respectfully cal the siied
ton Of The public their extensive ssforImeot q e
named srcles which they 80 ing a. least ~ per cs
under the prices Of msny other stores Tneh ftoek em
ces in ps: First quality crushed and powdered sas,
Refined W he and New Orleans coi Win c1olce s.sa
ert of Green and Black Tess which cannot DO sufps ee
a. he civ Pure ola Java Cofee-Ro, g. Domingo sns
M,r,csho. ali OF which are ground 10 1e store daily
HiN e"e0' ~ + Kelley, 1856 Eighlh sv.
Tn Inf Between Seventeenth and Eiyhteeath su
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~ I'm Rnss Rnknrs.-The OperauYe Bakert Unlou

~ To Boss Bakers.-The Operative BskerS Union
House OF Call Reading. Room and Library 10 open
III Grand.sL daily, from M dill ~ and on Sundays
from 10 g. and keeper IL always In attendance TO give
every facility Bosses from city or country either visiting
LEWIS HALBAUER Keeper.
JOHN Z. RENNE, Prest
JIs ROBERTSON, Rec Sec ts22imD&EW'
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r. O,RielIy's Telegraph Limos, connecting
with oil fscrons OF the United States General once lSl
Broadway Open from IN the morning I'LL ii az night
Visitors In New York who accustomed TO rArsacuns
business with the ORiey Lines In any section OF me
tied States viii find II their Iteresi to leave tnelr dls-
natcbes At this Office to insure prompt and correct trans
rr,ts.on les II
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I LEBANON SPRINGS

Ax1--31--- SHAKER CITY,
(via Hudson-The shortest and least expensive route
10 these celebrated plsces by The Hudson River Rssd
and To Hudson thence by the Hudson Rsosd
and stage Through Shaker City) TO the Springs
boats NAV arrive al the Springs st OF the day
Passenger by the evening train and boats from Nevfok
NAV reach the Springs the next morning ct 81 O'Clock
Fare from Hudson TO tho SPRING. 81 50.
tells SIN j. WATERMAN, SUD-.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-04

~ Union College.-Theie will be a meeting Of the
Class Of 1870 on Con meucemenI Day, Immediately after
the exercises In The Church BY order OF last meeting OF
Class M. F. CAVERT, Chairman.
Amsterdam June 1850. je242w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-04

- Liquid Hair Dye, improved so a. 70 color ths
hai whiskers the momentI IL applied without The lees
nuryis entirely free from unpleasant odor, and can be
washed with the strongest soap Immediately II 10 applied
without waiting 10 dry. For ssle, or applied al BaIcasL-
7ks Wig Factory Wsll-st- mYlbFufhasHu
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JURY NOTICE.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF JURORS,
No. City Hall, June 25 1850.
r. Notice Is hereby given TO all persons exempt from
Jury Duty, who have not registered their names al this
Office to appear and their grounds Of exemption for
The purpose Of such registration before the 9Th day Of
July next They will thus avoid being summoned to the
performance of Jury duty WIN A. WALKER,
les tJy8 CoDmissoner OF Jurors
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-04

~ The "Ornnge Mountain Wntcr CurewA
90 Orarge N j. hours rde by railroad from me Cly
The establishment has private baths attached to the pa
dents rooms. Address DR.. MEEKER, 3. Orange, ~
for JoA%h
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-04

menL al Tarytown, with every convenience for treat
ueu will be completed for the reception Of patients BY the
18th Of July next For terms, apply TO .
Y. ID. PERSON, N. d
Tarrytoyp June Is 1850 le6 lmt
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povvELroN HOUSE N wsuRaH.

ga THE PROPRIETOR OF ihis favorle and sgreessls
- place Of Summer res0rt tskes pleasure 10 calling The
a attention Of me NewYork public 10 the TACT thai he
now prepared for lbe reception and entertainment Of etne
uansenf or permanent boaIdeTs The high eslnanon "a
which biz houseis held by families whohaye spent sum
e there he Is will render an extended notes
offs supe r point of ocaton scenery drives
nc unnecessary In hia part ulsr II has no equal on The
Hudson River The srder heretofore viii DO supplied
with every delicscy he markets afford In soduon 70 mo
former facillues for reaching Newhurgh ~ steemoos
here FIVE trains Of passing daily elmer way ron
Nev-York and Albany. Early application snoud Be made
Tor a selection OF rooms. iel0 I'm O. DONALD
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~ DIR. Houghtcn's Water Cure Establish.
ment-No 8, West Eleventh street. three do91s TON
Rroadwsy. Ielo IN
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~ Water Curc,-T L.. NICHOLS, M D. and MIRA
Cow NICHOLS 81 West Twentysecondst near slxth-aV,
Cousnstops from 10 TO Patients received for hlll board
Ireeient day treatment visited their residences
iel2 ims
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-04

DRAZlEifs,, nOLT AND lNssNT COfrkns
ia full assortment Of tie msrufAcfurs OF naahP'''
Vile Copper Co. for sale y :, ..,.u.rn. & oona
uys4 sn. WA h kA&shALi+ "''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-04

~ Lebanon Springs Water-Cure Establish
uept is now open on It's 9th summer. For inortnalon
address lies I'm ~ BEDORrHA, MD
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-04

trx-Dr TRAIL receives patients his eomnodious city
establishment Is Laightst aud al Oyster Bay, L. GO a
nunicston esly between these places 6y seSmooh sna
gaC7 ms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-04

~ Dr. shew,s Water-Curc Institution, cor.
uer Twefh.s Ct and University-plsce. mSu
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GENERAL NOTICES.

~ FowIers & Wells, Phrenolo zists and Pub
Ii.he RS Clinton Hall 1871 Hasssu-st near the PARK
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w, CRAWBUCK
,os1x nm rAII THE ATTENTION Of his 10

xUOg4.D CALL THE ATTENTION Of be ns
w merous friends and customers 70 bis new upholseX
"a h,n.r M nshing roor,s $50 Grand st. where w
:. ,onnd complete assortment Of the following srrc,eA
- Feahers Beds Mattresses Hair. Moss Hssk end -
80. Also Bedsteacs Of every Description. Also,
ssnie,dtd variety Of Window Shades and Paper HanznA
od beds and renovated and made equal 70 nev
jel2lms
PROPOSALS ARE INVITED for the rsnsporS
Stone as qusred to order from Port and tho ConneS
cat River 70 the city Of New.York add the coauac :, ~
nom one 70 Eve years. a. may be agreed. es sapa.eSi
price per measurement including lsbor OF ssdnk anu
unloading with load furnished. ease snoro~
(p p.) I'LL Let August next The shsler Hall Quar- 70
ALFRED HALL, Presided.
Portland. Mddlesex Co Coon Isiy lsSs ". w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-04

~ AGs, ROPES, and al kinds Of paper manu- sciur
n erf materials bo1shl and sold on liberal terms by
MI GAUnT DERRlcksoN, l52 and l5s souih-st
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COAL.

ANTHRACITE COAL.
BLACK HEATH, WHITE ASH, and Peach
DOrchard Red Ash Coa Of all sizes and all from tho
lands Of the Forest improvement Company la prfmesof
der and Of great purity constantly for sale by the cargo by
CHS. A. HEKSCHER SSouthd
leo 2meod up stairs
GOAL BY THE CARGO-Hszeton iLsnignI
NCo by The cargo Msnufaeiurers snd dealers sup
piled INGHAM 4 HALL,
Wholesale and retail coal deaiers c.
je22 2wt Montgomery and Green so Jersey o.y.
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IsTHMus HOTELS.

ru.osrs ASA hn1oS N~ 9ORcON
c1nSTSi{ AND PANAMA
TsSHE IRVING HOUSE. al Chsgss wsllsce w. WI.
4 liSms, assisted by Hugh Miller
PILE PANAMA. RAILROAD HOTEL, n Gorgcus, IN
der The management Of A b Miller and J. Y. Congcf
YHE AMERICAN HOTEL 2. cruces "oos' ne nsS
sRemept OF H. R FolgeT ard H. Miller, Jr
THE UNITED STATES HOTEL, 81 Psnsms under "a
u,aUs cement Of Adrian B. Miller. iel Dscr
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SUMMER RETREATS.
NON SPRINGS,

TINHE MOST DIRECT ROUTE TO th,s celsorstsd
Waterip . Mace 10 BY the Neu.York and New-Hsv-r
sDd Housaonic Railroads To Psaheld, and thence only
miles by stage.
Passengers leaving New-York by the O'Clock A. "A.
EInress rain arrive al the Springs Gi5 p The sass
sccommod sious on this route such - viii insure
fort and dispatch.
through 10 Pltsfed or take the late Evening TranA ana
remain one night IN Bridgeport leaving there al 1870 AZ
fare through 81 80. le1tr
NIEW-IEBANON SPRINGS CoLu hbiA
lNHALL-Ths Hotel has been greatly enlarged oy "a
Iu ense wing Masking its entire length sbOnt oo icct sad
capable OF accommodating 500 visitors Vesy large nan'
be Of rooms are taken the by families and Pc
bsps place cobses many attractions ZOE nes'n Aa
pleasure -, A., H. -,
By taking the morning by the New-bsven and
Hosnionic Railroad or Hudson River Railroad VIA Had
son passengers arrive the Springs 81 >; ococs N ae
nllerlnnn. Eare thronRh only " 80 jew
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INDIA RUBBER CLOTHING-Constsnts upplv
OF the very beat goods IN being received d,.lx
from my factories For sale on liberal terms
teA awlm HORACE II DAY. - Corasnd.st
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LEGAL NOTICES.


GUPREM COURT.-In the matter Of III. sppl euos Of tAs
- Mayor Aldermen and commonay Of the Cy o Yo rea
Of between Broadway md Gre.rv On street h b. ma ws,l ~
sad Tie sab-crb- Commissioners Of g.t.te nd As.e-.
prene ofthe Yori re5 on ne m A., ofss
-ub@ CIV. notice pursuant % he r.ounf AZ I a. n
L,ss,ar ef the People f the STAT. n New Yor ast a.
At o amend an Act est- Act 70 -dpc- AVS r-a
S paced Apn 2h 1882 Tat The abstract he and
A''e'-D-r' Of The 'a Comm the above matter
M - of~. q" he owners N The lots a.s- he n such
o' a. u3 spssf 90 ue map q he Commissioner together u
~b ~ere us-d BY The sat Commissioner nssas ts report,
And County n SeN Yors for nep-oa
concern there 70 remain for at least Iy before The sad Con
sni p.re hese,n,n-r u~sar.oaed.
And Tie . comon-r. further give notice Psr.a.at 70 The
~ n fson % 'he COLLECTION o As.ssne1i. ans are
$780, pasaed Nay = s'i To- the on-fo o~nrf- s1s %
ooppan'so OF Al bogses ADD mfo,eS or 90 np.'o a.,
sni ts a -so,s whose -rests Affected thereby. and who
~ rs ~ Il W.. Msya,ri Jua The cbr.an Or the ~ Cor
aoaef., sih. house 80 &c GriHsf ftA t7 CT Of ~
By this Assessment are a. lolo. tat = 70 s
S . yo s a. s8 beng On tie aoa6-ry sad -oa-ry .dc,
ofDeS beisen he "e.telJ me o. ee o. Br-i~s ni ths
ps Of lard situate ana be on he vestsry de Of BIoasr.
sfy ue side OF fuon'ir excepting lot Nos ~ and ~
Bradvay, and also al those ots, pes OF parcels Of 11 slNe
no-y Inc side Of Corans nt the southery
hne se Of Yoon street excepting herero ' know - No'
pec parcels Of nd situate AL beng tie ea'iey ,ie o
nor'hef from norhery linz steof Coriuf street ant
point twenty feet nch 'outherv from me .oli-ry
Inc OF Fulton together With all TIE o,s i.- .es
four inches nor,herS from 'he sorAey s o. cograa street.
and point dsn; thirty four ie ten nch@ so1thery from TIC
sont~ sr Of FULTON aoi also an those l' pieces pr
cells land situate and beng the eastrr side Of BE-
tween lie norhery sdeoi coranl street and he 'oget SIDE
ofoon street. eeqn thereiom lets known Noe Id l5l7
And also al pecs parcels Of lj norhery and
sogiher de' q JoAa street between s,oaG" ana .1 'e'
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TRAVELLING.

- -7rss.-s-zaaz1 sEW-YORR h khIE sAIh'
~ -. - Road REV ROOTb To sOf'A'
Lo-sumnerA sngrraen'-Corfn-n'
leave h1w i0ri for Ssghsnion, Elmir,. Corning ee
aevA Roch-.te', sufslo anc utsrm-ii.e sc-s ~ y
dOm pier foot Of Du.De-a
BreAkfAs and sepper on board me boat
EZFEEss Tssfs 81 81 A N stopping on a. fiernonL
s1asus Chester Goshen Middl-tos IN Ron J-rvis Mar
fowsbafs Deposit L~n-shoro, Binghsmon, Owego W.
se "a sas s.G srS,,s I'm
viii lake Tie EIpress Train rou Albany Al 0en-ys and
WAY sEp Nm Ts.is-sts 81 An .,oppin, 81 al u.
sianoDs-AiynR Coming tb- -nng ~ 10 81 0cs
WAY TRAH Al 50 Pm. ior ousytlie md all o'-rwcdi-
NIeEI EXPssu Fs.is, Al SIP ~. stopping al FierroooI
suGerns CsesieT, Gosheo, Md lesovn OusNe PorSJ7r
i0r Buffalo by iris train proceed 10 3en-va dino there snd
take the Express Trsin frol Albany srving 81 BuSao
evening Passengers for Itbzes Csyuga Bridge and
towns cSyugs Lshs, sie the OF rs. Csyugs sof
susquehAnDA RsllrOsd Al Owego which leave ud siely
on tie ARRIVAL OF The Erie train. Passenger Tor Togss Da
Lycoming counues Pa take The ~ the Cornng and
Bosshurs Railroad Al Corning Ssg-s leave NsrO~sbsrg,
DeposiL LauesSoro, Blnghamton, Owego Wsye1y, Fsc-
0' Emit Trains Saa Ss 70 SNEs WOO K
ExPREss TRAM caves Geneva Al so A. M stopping
EiI.H wnssen; ssetoryyle oTsgo slnagnsu,oa
Goshen Chessr suferns and PierDont arriving In View
WAY AND mATL rsAIS leave. Coming M5Sa AN stop
Ping al al the staJns aud arrives In NewYork al - IN
EieHr ExfREss TSAIs leaves Geneva al 3 s. Pm and
S~iuhNk sNOpflhS A. Nj siAioJs NNrl OF fOfl
yerss and a. aiddieto Goshen CHESTER Susrns add
Piemoni, arriving In Eew.Yort sts AN
WAY TRAIN lesves Ousvtlle al 90 AN stopping o. eli
the stations, snd arriving in Esw-Yors al 10 AM
n Special Train on Monday morning leaves POD
Jeryi 80 stopping At all the stations and arriving
II New York Al 10 An
NEwBuRsB bkAEcH leaves NewbdFgn al 5 An spd 8 so
IN and I'M connecting With the trains going West
Leave Chester q. 6 50 NJ and Is NJ and s. p NJ or
on arrival OF the trains rom he West Freight slns esvs
Newburgh al A II and Chester al i5PM
FREIGHT TgAIEs leave from pier foot Duane Ct a6Pk
Freight for Geneva Rochester and Buslo snd all places
West Iskeu By Express freigh trains ard is forwarded
through without delay
my23u CHARLES MINOT. SupsriD.sudenl