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The New York herald., 1850-04-07

ltAkys
The Miian Gasett., Of she 1sh. announces that
Count Archinto. M. Mylius, banker, and 81. SIno-
netis, merchant, have set out for Vienna. on tho
new regulations for the Austrian National Bank,
and also on various measures 70 bs applied - the
government Of the Vcoetian provinces.
The Rif6rmo Of Lucca, Of the 1ith. states that
the communal elections Of that town have bcso
snnullcd, for want sf slffcicni number OF voters
he same journal thus explains the matter about
the note said TO have bceo presented by the British
70 the Tuscan government According TO thIs
statement, the latter indirectly informed, lately,
that the British government intended 10 demand an
indemnify for damages suffered by various British
merchants reading st Lsghorn, IN the taxing OF
that city by the Austrians, and especially for some
who bad been obliged 70 give Up sems nuskcts
they bad Tor sale. We are assured (adds the sorros
pondent OF the above paper) that Prince Liehten-
stein has given orders, In casa that the English
should sPicsr In hostile measure before Lsghorn,
10 reTei force ~ fcrcs and that eight thousand
England auempsoA TO fulfil her rnonsecs This
forts OF the Island of EIbs have also been put In
state Of defence.
The U~.v~s has the foilowing,--" some ieur-
male weak of disastroos news which h said so have
arrived nom Portici. and of letters In which an ia
deposition. or even mslsdy, 70 spcken Of, which
may place the life OF the Sovercixn Pontid In dan
ger. We have received letters from Porsisi OF the
bh inst, and We Dc noe think that any one can
have any account OF a more recent date. or from
surcs source There y mention n thees letters
Of any indipc@ssscn o~ diHcsss Of the 8ovsr>sgn
Poofih; theT, on the contrary. isnd ~ to suppose
that the hsskb OF the Pops ccntnn~s " ks var
esei. ssncs sAeg Pssh n ths departure ef pin x
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-15
LATER from Texas

The Galreston Ci1ilian says that the notorious
swindler, Parker H. French, was overtaken at
franklin the new town in Texas opposite III
Paso. and made to disgorge the lll-3otten gains
which remained in his possession. an,.
chased Of Medium mules and other property a 10
the amount Of s35 COO and 10 , nur
with -four which he barganed for all "F Rowland
chases were to be paid for by drafts %
& Aspinwal the express from
San ba99 ssa T s o9ss aad Ia
GPp 8n ! seized the property French nz4 '''N
from them. took possession Of every
his place aho mere .l sde the property between
l asaso r5 5 then @ q il sza 9 @5s o s1s
p,sqsuiag tier route 70 Cal0'his' "'--''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-15
BROOKLYN ITEMS.


Ey' Many of the dry goods merchants are ell
deavoring to bring about resolve TO shut up at
o clock 2. nj.
MEYDELssoHH AssOcIATIoN.-Therew was a nu-
merous and highly respecrapio auuiO'.e~ -
Gothic Hall to hear the public rehearsal OF ltos-
sini's "Stabat Mater by the members of this
Association. There was a most powerful orches'
ira present, and the whole of the pieces, vocal
and instrumental, were given with most striking
effect The principal vocalists were Miss Laura
A. Jones, Miss Bamell, Messrs. Beuter Thomas
and Rockford.
FlREs-W ednesday, about , o'clock P NJ. fire
broke out in the building situated in Poplar, near
Hicks st. and occupied by Messrs Weld * Champ
nv as stable. 1t communicated to the stable
owned by Mr. Thos Clark, both of which were
completely destroyed. shed in the rear of No.
"a Hicks ST. caught, but was soon extnguished.
Damage on the whole about Sl00-insured. The
Fire Department were soon upon the ground, and
the orderly, efficient and energetic manner in
which they worked, reflected great credit upon
their engineers, as well as on every company
present
The fremen had scarcely finished taking up
their hose from the above fire, when the alarm
was heard again. The upper part OF the dwell
ing house No 54 Hicks st. owned by Mr., John u.
Seaman, was discovered to be on fire. No sooner
was the alarm heard, than the fromen were at
work, and extnguished the flames. Loss about
s50-iusured.
AcerpExr.-on Tuesday night, on the return
of No. ) and Hook and Ladder No. A, they started
on run at Johnson-st- in Fulton, and from some
cause the men of No. dropped the blight, which
became entangled with the feet of the two men
at the tongue, which caused them to fall, and the
truck passed over them and another man ojgrng
them badly. Their names are Thomas Paulson,
Of No. 13. who had his knee and ankle injured
Charles Greenwood of H and l. No. 4, haI his
thigh injured John Kennedy of Ensne NO No. =
his ribs broken Poulson was taken TO s.
Vuncks and administered to Kenny was taken
to James w Smiths, and Drs. Mitchell and ca
ruthers volunteered their services, and after his
wounds were examined, he was conveyed to his
home Greenwood was not so badly injured
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-15

THE FIRST ARREsr-Three supposed fugitive
slaves were brought down on the steamer New
England triP or two since. They were arrest
ed IN the country back of Quincy illinois, aud at
the time of their capture were making tracks for
the Canadas We learn they had been absent.
from their owners some time and up to the time
If the passage OF the fugitive slave bill deemed
themselves safe with the Mississippi alone be-
tween themselves aud their owners This is the
first arrest in this section under toe provisions Of
Is, Louis lnse.ligencer, itA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-15
CALIFORNIA.
HARE REDuCED.-Thronnh

E4VARE REDUCED.-Through Line for
=, SAN FRANCISCO, via Chagres, dire Il asd by the
u : Mai Steamers the Pacific The new and splendid
seamship CHEROKEE, l.5C0 .uns burden, Henry Win
G!e, Commander, will leave her DOCK pier No North
River ior Chagres direct Tuesday Nov. &c. at O'Clock
Passengers by the Cherokee WI find comfort and
ccniaodaions unsurpassed any ohe- and Kill
be sufc to connect with The fayone steamship TENNES
SIZE, at Panama
REDUCED Rtrys or rARE TO cHAeREs.
odcoi 'thte ROCHE
Lower thuu.
TIE above dine at the lae and have the privilege
Of the Saloon
sieerage found with mattresses and board
FROM PANAMA TO SAN FRANCISCO,
II hc layorite steamship TENNESSEE.
$500 Storage $50
For passage apply to Rowland * ASPINWALL,
MA tz8 81 and - Soath-st.
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CITY ITEMS.
TO TIE EDITOR or THE rSiSUSE.


TO THE EDITOR or The TRIBUNE.
SIR: Truly this is an age of light-wouId that
our City Fathers could believe so; then, perhaps,
they could give us a little more oft. Progress is
the order OF the day, and the wisdom OF the pres
ent generation is turning otootlshness that othe
past. few people have admired Handel ana
believed him the greatest composer the world
ever knew. There are few who still think him
as vet unsurpassed beautiful and great as are the
works OF other great masters. One more wise,
however, has at length spoken out and shown
what fools have been those who have hitherto
considered poor Handel the greatest master OF
sacred song. The sage critic OF the Heratd says,
This overrated composer has scattered several
gems among his works; hut his works are pedan-
tic stited, vulgar, and unworthy generally OF the
fame they enjoy His works are only suited to
the days of peuukes and hair powder, high heeed
shoes and hoped pettcoats There's wisdom
for YOU. Mr. Editor. Oh that could see our
friend Capt. Cutie and hear him cry aloud-Be'
hold another Bunsby
One of your constant readers, still satisfied to
be numbered with the FOOLISH.
Ntc- York Not. II, 1859.
ARREST FOR FURIOUS DRyING.-A man named
Henry Maurer was yesterday arrested by officer
Miller, of the Tenth Ward, charged with driving
horse and wagon at furious rate through the
streets 1t appears that he ran against German
girl who had an infant in her arms, whose parents
reside at 90 Ludow-st. The child was thrown
from the girls arms, and fell under the wagon At
the time, it was supposed that the wheels had
passed over it, but a physician, on examination,
found that no bones were broken he stated how
ever that conclusion of the brain might ensue.-
The accused was held to answer the charge.
FouYD1ING.-A child, one week old, was left
last night in the arealof Dr. Mier's residence, "a
Chambers ST. The Doctor sent it to the Aims
House.
A FORGERY on THE CoRoNER.-A few days
ago the son of Margaret Nee aifray was killed. and
an inquest held on his body by the Coroner, who wi
took possession of the effects of the deceased The
next day Joseph II. Rodgers presented an order,
apparently from the mother of the boy, and the
Coroner clerk delivered to him the property 1t
has since transpircd that the order was forgery,
and Rodgers was arrested last night.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-15

NOTICE.-Thc Steamship ATLANTIC
from LIVERPOOL, is dscharging under order at the
Dock foot Of Canalst Consignees win please attend to
the receipt of their goods Immediately Ms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-15

NOR BOSTON, via NEWPORT and
d FALL RIVER-By the splendid and superior steam
ers BAY STATE and EMPIRE STATE OF great Strength
and speed particularly adapted to the navigation OF Long
Island Sound running in connection 1 the Fa River ao
Old Colony Railroad distance Of So miles, to Roston only
Leave pier N r near the Battery.
The steamer BAY STATE Capt VIM Brown, on Tues
DAYS THURSDAYS and Saturdavs alta Z Nj
The steamer EMPIRE STATE, Capt Benj brayton' Oh
MONDAYS Wednesdays and Fridays, at z M
This ne s tie only that runs direct for Newport
These steamers fitted with com,nodos state reofha
and every the security ana comfort OF pHE
sengers who afforded by this route nights rest oa
board and arrival Fail River proceed per railroad
reaching Boston early the following morning can remain
oil board getting their breakfast If wished for, until the
starting Of the accommodation train al quarter before
7ocock NJ which reaches Boston NJ gbout9oclock AM
buggage-maser is attached TO each seaEner who re-
eeves and tickets tAe baggage aud accompanies the SENS
70 It's destination.
The rates for passage and the price OF stterooms ths
Benne by other lines.
steamer runs connection with hiE Inc to aud nou
Providence daily except Sundays.
Freight Boston taken the raea M gy tie otSef
regular lines and forwarded with greater expedition by az
Express freight train which leaves Fall River every orn
Ing Sunday excepted al o'clock for Boston and New
Bedford arriving at lis destination at or about NJ
For freight apply on board or at the office on yer y q
For ooms or berths apply board or Il Is desired
to secure them ahead, application may be made 10
ieI0y TISDALE& BORDEN Agents, 10 and II "ees|.
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O'clock Line
nNOR HUDSON & INTERMEDIATE

GVOR HUDSON & INTERMEDIATES
Il LANDlNGs-The steamboat HUDSON, Capt YIN m.
Mclen. viii leave the steamboat pier foot OF Cedaret oa
Monday Wednesday and Friday, and the steamer COLUM
BIA Capt + King on Tuesday Thursday and Saturday.
at O'clock connecting with the stages at NeW6urgh, Kings
ton and Catskn. o
HUDSON AnD BBRKsrrKE RAILRoAD-The passenger
trains OF This Road after March 2 will Hudson and
West Stockbridge daily, Sundays excepted as follows:
Leave Hudson at AM. End IS ? M and West Stock
bridge at AM and PM
Freight trains with passenger car attached wi Ieayo
Hudson at IL A NJ aud West Stockbridge at 10 80 a M
Passengers by the morning train from West Stockbrdge
may take day boat for New York or the boat FOR Pongn
keepsie and thence by railroad TO New York by PH
Fare by latter from Hudson not exceeding III 70 m
Passengers by the evening train Will find the steamers W
LgMBIA and HUDSON always waiting for them ana me
fare those boats will be as low other evening soa
on the riYer-om 80 cts downward, &c the line hosa may
get the example. Ia,
Through tickets from West stockbridge 10 YORK y
b. and the fare in returning Passengers houa IecI
ect that this fare includes behs, which Ia excluded uss
fares of other routes. -
The trains from Hudson both morning and evening Coz
nect with the treus OF the Western Roads as heretofore
les 6rn J. T. WATERMAN. Supt
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V1HE NEW and LIVERPOOL
4 UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS-Th ships


ATLANTIC Captain West PACIFIC, Captain Nye,
ARCTIC, Captain Luce, BALTIC, Capt Comstock
ADRIATIC Capt Grafton.
These ships having built by expressly for
Government service every has been taken in their
s,rucon also in their engines strength and
speed and their accommodaons for passengers se ane
qualled for elegance and comfort
Price OF passage from NewYork TO Liverpool $3.50 eN;
elusive use of extra size staerooms SS25 from Liverpool
each ship No Serbs zeeaed g%ft paid fo9
PROPOSED DATES OF SAILING.
Saturday, Nov 18TH 1880 Saturday December ltth lSo
Saturday Dec n l850 Saurday December 2sh s ss
Wednesday Jan 18th 1851 Saturday, February 8th 1881
"Wednesday, Feb 2th 1851 Saturday March ssh ls5l
Wednesday Feb Goth 1851 Saturday,, March 20, !S2i
OF nassaae sopv 10 EpWARb K COLLINS
IS Wa-st New-Yogk or TO BROWN, SHIPLEY Co
Liverpool, E. G ROBERTS co. Is Kings Arms fard
Paris
The owners OF these ships will not be accountable for
metals unless bills OF lading signed therefor and the
value thereof therein expressed
After the st OF April next the rate freight By the above
Steamers Will be materially reduced. s2S
yU'HE BRITISH and NORTH AMER
a ICAN ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS BETWEEN
BOSTON AND LIVERPOOL.
The Boston boats only calling ii Halifax TO land and
ASIA. Jndkinhs EUROPA. F. O. Lott
AFRICA, a. Ryre. NIAGARA. J stone.
AMERICA, n. Shannon. CANADA, VIM. HARRISON.
CAMBRIA Leitch.
These vessels carry clear WHITE LIGHT at their mast
head GREEN starboard side; port side
AFRICA A Ryrie from Newly ork Wednesday, 10Th Nov.
CAMBRIA, Leitch, from Boston "Wednesday, 9th Nov
NIAGARA J. Stone. FIN New. York. Wednesdays 4th Dec,
EUROPA --. from Boston, Wednesday, llth Dec.
ASIA C. H. f. judktns, from Y "Wednesday, 18th Dec.
AMERlCh, from Foson "Wednesday, 10Th Dec.
AFRICA A. Ryrie from New York, Wednesday, LIST Jan.
CANADA. VIM. Harrison, I'm Boston, Wedny. 18th Jan.
Passage from NY. Boston TO Liverpool lst cabin $40
ID
No berth secured until paid for.
Freight will be charged specie beyond an amount for
personal expenses.
An experienced Surgeon on board.
All letters and spapers must pass through the Post
Office
For freight and passage apply to
French German and other foreign goods, received aud
brought in common with British goods.
Through bills of atng are given in avfe og New M
above steamers, from Liverpool will be very materially
reduced NJ us
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-15

MORRIS and ESSEX RAILROAD
lVEPASSENGER TRAINS UP.-Leeve New York foot
of Cortland-st AM. aud 81 M Leave Newark st AM
PASSENGER TRAINS DowN.-Leave Dover Is A. N and
145 p Nj Morrisown 50 A. NJ and . z. NJ Madison
750A NJ and 2 40 PM; Summit 20 A. NJ and 5 % T Nj
Miville 50 a NJ. and Is P. NJ Orange u A m ana
FREiGHr TRAlys-Leave Dover A. Nj and New-York
0RANGE HORSE CAk-Leaye Orange 7 A NJ. and 80
p M; New York IL so A. NJ. and Is ?. NJ
Passengers by these ains are received and dehVeTed
each WAY at North and South Orange, MIyile, Summit
Chatham Madison, Morristown, Morris Plains, DanYIDs'
Rockaway and Dover. ..
AT Dover stages connected with the AN passenger
train leave for Suckasunny, Sianhope Newton Hacke-
Town and Hope. daily; Milford and Owego on Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays, and tor Sparta ohnsohDuIs'
Bairstow Columbia, Delaware w aer Cap StfongsDgn'
continuing TO the ackawsnna Works passing through bar
tonyiile Starhope PA Smiths Tavern, Neagesyle Cni'
ion Duunore HYDE Park 10 Providence, on Tuesday,
THURSDAYS and Saturdays, and returning uleel NE ra'
trains for NeW-York. ,,,, D . -,
,heerriya OF the and P NJ trains from, and NEE! The
4 NJ and P NJ trains for New-York.
Al Morrsown stages leave on the arrival OF INC a "a
passenger trains for MendhaIn Chester Schooeys Noun.
tsjn Washington Belvdere and Eason daily ana Hiee'
the P NJ train for New-York. =
Also for Basking Ridge the arrival OF me NJ ran
returning next morning, connecting Win tle "a OIL TILL o'
NewYork $50, J.. . ,al n, ,}s,r
.sets in ne cars Tickets viii be received only on Inc DAY
when purchased The from each station here Hchets
are sold will be fire cents more when psld n lne ca @
when reid for tickets Ri the several ticket olces
eeis s'o ~ Sto ~ o24u
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yNO CALIFORNIANS.-IMPOR-

l. TANT REDUCTION IN THE PRICE OF PAS
SAGE FROM PANAMA TO SAN FRANCiSCO.-The
splendid Double Engine Steamship
CONSTITUTION,
Lieut. S. B. Bissell t. s N Commander will leave Pana-
for San Francisco the 18th Dec next in season for
passengers from hence by the steamers OF h and 28h
inst
The Constitution built under the same superinend-
commodations and fine sailing qualities are well known
She is fitted with of superior order and neither
pains bery viii be spared TO give passengers every
satisfaction.
Price of passage from Panama to San Francisco:
Ist Cailns.
"a ~
Steerdge iNV
Applyto WARD l. PRICE, 30 Wal-st.
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FOR EUROPE.

NOT1CE.-Passengers per steamship
BALTIC for liverpool will he on board tomorrow,
SATURDAY Nov IS a II o'clock An aid send nil Ing
gage iais day, FRIDAY Nov. - marked below, win
The number OF their berths Shippers WI clear their goods
oliice ms daY Mo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-15
WILLIAMSBURGH ITEMS.

GAS LIcHT.-We notice a great number OF
stores and private houses lighted with gas
around the village, and last evening, Mr. Utiord,
proprietor of Central Hall, lighted the first
street lamp, in front Of the Hall. 1t was much
admired, and sharpened our aPPetites for gen
eral lighting Of our streets The works are not
yet in perfect order some days being required 10
cause all the machinery TO work smoo'niy'
Everything promises the highest SUGGEST b.. "a "a
distinguished gas engineer sent 70 ths goqaSy t t
delegate from the gas companies OF hnglan H.. !"
examine into Paine's invention, VINO ms 'F "a.
ssd .see . f. s Ssa: RsasP1sos any 1 il
smith Wor"s' Ii ''i' Times 18th.
the world.
~ The sale of lots in this village for unpaid
W .a 1Ie nIace on Tuesday at the Trustees
,1Ags ~. t0o time for which they were sold extend
a-' over , different periods, varying from FIVE to
lug lug thousand years. In many instances there
onS must be decided want of discretion on
49, art Of the owners, in suffering their prop
80 70 be sold as much trouble and expense must
necessarily be incurred BY them before they can
enjoy its restoration
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-15

StTREET DEPARTMENT, No. 4 HALL OF RECORDS Pub
Sc hereby gwen that tue following petitions have been
preeuted in the Board of Aldermen open Fifty an street from
Tenth Boomugda ksd oreguaie aud grads Forty
FIFTH the OF the 6soCk between
aud Fifth flag sidewalk and lay gutter on the
place front OF the court known as unoa
court between Eleventh and Twelfth All persons inter
tted having objections thereto requested present them
undersigned his Office before the lo'h day Of
Fovsmber ipst-Noy. o, 1870
JOHN DODGE. StestConnsstoner
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StTREET DEPARTMENT, No. HALL OF RECORDS-Pub
h notice ssL the following resolutions have
Board OF Adsrmen r. aud regulate tue cnfe
gutter the este side OF Center street be
tween Walk far the may be neees
ana Orange street between Franklin and
Chatham All Interested having objections thereto
them writing to the Undersigned at h
Office before The 10Th day Of November n4 o. 1851
nc JOHN T. DODGE Street Commissioner
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IsTHMUs HOTELS

IsTEMUs HOTELS. ,oonoox.
CHAGREs, And 6oEHOHA
CRUCES fANAMA'
FBNHE IRVING HOUSE, at Chagres,
Il Wallace W. Williams, assisted by Hugh Miller
THE PANAMA RAILROAD HOTEL, at Gorgona IN
der the management of A. b. Miller and J. r. Conger.
THE AMERICAN HOTEL, al Cruces, under Tue man
aeelnen of Z. R Foger and H. Miller Jr.
THE UNITED STATES HOTEL al Panama, under
the management Of Adrian 3. Miller iel D&Cu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-15

4 1t4 Noveubar-Tie splendid Puckr, Ship GAR
RICK Capt l. ADAMS, 81, sal above her ulr day
For freight or passage apply board pier No Il East
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-15

STREET DEPARTMENT, 80, 4HALL OF REC0RDS.-Puble
~ notice hereby that the following Resolution has been pro
Aldermen To Regulate and Grade
Ii street between Fifth All persons
bavpg objections thereto requested present them
his Office hstnre tho 18TH day
Of November Nov 5, 1850 JOHN T. DODGE Street Com
n,asorer NO
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UYOR SAN FRANCISCO-On TUES

Il DAY MORNING next, 18th inst-1'he elegant packet
ship BOTHNiA, Avery, master, having completed her
viii sail for San Francisco above and hand
se,ely aeee99s q, fs,y Ininedats
MIA 81 lSAAC 7. SMITH. l0l Mall.st. sor. Eronl.
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f,RoToN AQUEDUCTDEPARTMEST ROtunda Park Nov moer
l9 1850 Corporation EotcePutc notice hereby gwen tia
apeon has been presented OF Aldermen for Sewer
Tea alley from the Sewer Ann TO point about 2o iee
IRON Aunst All Interested therein having objections
requested present the writing stating their
on or before e?d inst NICHOLAS DEAN,
ais lot President Croton Aqueduct Department
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TRAVELLING.
Ceatral Ral!road u 1910.

teatrai Railroad Of NeT-Jersey.
W \ I l. X ARRANGEMENTS
oataEleuc.Hg MONDAY. Nov. ! ls5l-This Road
eHI55 ts,u ELiIABETHPORT Is niles TO the WHITE
y j. .l1cfng IKE staging between the terminus
oil o ne Road and EAST0N 10 . niles
-. i-,e ieaFes Ney9-fcrk by steamboat Red jacket,
- ssoTh River. and CONNECTS WITH trains The
OF Corit1ni :, 49, - ava - y @ ' IVA
TRAIES UP-Leeve NJ YORK sy steamboat Red ack.
e. per TO HoFn River. at LAM freight and PM.
NJ ana 1! PM
TT, 5s.is g,e ld.s House and flov1g places for New.
al Il PM.
=, sp@ 9i a AM Freight et7 An Passenger at
Ecu. Bec4a fregk 8 4 An; Freight at ION AN; Pas,
. Pq4feid al 81 AN; Fregh, At Il AM Passenger al
Wssieid 81 An; Fregh, at II An; Passenger a,
Elzabethtown Freightats4A AM; Passengers at l2i p NJ
lghel1Pori Al q AN. Freight al 81 AN Passen.
STAGES VIII be in readiness On the arrival or the AM
train from Newly ork White House 10 convey pas
sengers to Easton WilsesbaTre Bethlehem Allentown and
naGch Chu16 Penn and 10 Remington Lebanon. Clinton,
n B7-AI BAGGAGE at the risk OF the owners until de-
Vered iC tue actual possession of the Agents the Com
pany and checks or receipts given therefor. rs