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The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-03-31

Citizen-'Well, you see how it is your
self, Mr.. Plumber. The girl left the laun-
dry room window open, thermometer
touched Zero water pipe froze, then burst
and as no one knew how to shut off the
plaguey thing, the water ran half the
night Plumber Eyes, | see very bad
break; wants new plumbing throughout
wonder it didn't happen long ago." Citi-
zen-'How much is it going to cost to
plumb up in good shape, including ten
ders ?" Plumber-"Well,I don't know,
but l think l will take the house in part
pavmentn
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-03-31

A number of gentlemen in New York,
who are really and zealously in earnest in
their efforts to restore the practice of burn
ing the dead instead of burying them, are
contemplating large meeting or some
other form of demonstration before the
nuI1,o
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-03-31
Legislation in Louisiana.


From the New Orleans Picayune
And now comes Senator nimbly to the
front, and relates that certain bill upon
which he had his eye has never yet passed,
even though it has been enrolled, signed
and promulgated in the official journal.
The gentleman, Senator Wharton, upon
being approached by a reporter on the
subject of certain bill which has been
thus promulgated, relates the following
story, SO that those of the North and West
who run may read how our legislative
bodies do things in this free and enlight-
ened State:"
'You see, the bill No. - knew had
a JOB in it. So went to my friends and
wrote out the number in large figures and
placed it on the desk, so that when it was
brought up they could all shout MOI and
defeat the measure.
:. well, waited and waited, but no bill
came. The morning session was over, and
we came to the evening. Still watched,
but it was not brought up, and accordingly
next day when / met the Secretary | told
him that the bill had not passed. Yes,
he swore it had, and though protested, a
few days after l saw it in the official Jour-
nal. Now, have got eighteen brother
Senators, all witnesses that the bill was
never touched, and as | am going back
next session, propose to show the whole
matter dead swindle. The bill may be a
good one and all that, but what object tc
is that it should be signed and promulga-
ted as law when it was not even passed.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-03-31
STILL ANOTHER.

On 10. Comets bid in the Union this
morning for the Post Office l 60 him one
better.
1t will be remembered by subsequent
bidder that l have the edge"
JACOB NORRIS.
Rock Island, March 81, 1874.
Next gent
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-03-31
DIR. !. Walkers California Vim

DIR. ]. Walkers California Vim
egar Bitters are a purely vegetable
preparation, made chiefly from the ma
tive herbs found on the lower ranges of
tie Sierra Nevada mountains of Califor-
mia, the medicinal properties of which
are extracted therefrom without the use
of Alcohol. The question is almost
daily asked. "What is the cause of the
UNPARALLELED success of VINEGAR BIT
TERsgr Our answer is, that they remove
the cause of disease, and the patient re-
covers his health. They are the great
blood purifier and a life giving principle,
a perfect Renovation and lnvigorator
of the system. Never before III the
history of the world has medicine been
compounded possessing the remarkable
qualities of VINEGAR BITTERs IN heallng tne
sick of every disease man is heir to. Ihey
are gentle Purgative as well as Tome;
relieving Congestion or Inflammation OF
the Liver and Visceral Organs, in Bilious
Diseases. q
The properties of DIR. WALKERS
VINEGAR BITTERs are Aperient, Diaphoretic,
Carminative Nutritious, Laxative, Dluretlc,
Sedative, Counter Iritant, Sudo1fc, Altera'
tive, ard Anti Rilinns.
n. III. MCDONALD & CO.,
Druggists and Gen. Agts. San Francisco California,
and cor of Washington and Charlton SITS, n Y.
Sold by all Druggists and Dealers.
IL dSWly
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-03-31
A FAMOUS MEDICINE
Thousands considered incurable, given up
to die, restored to perfect health, tes
tify to its wonderful curative
effects
DIR. WILSON'S
Blood Remover
POSITIVELY DRIVES OUT DISEASE.

PURIFIEs AND ENRICHEs THE BLOOD
Permanently cures all Wasting and Debilitating
Diseases, and in Hiding up the system its effects
are truly wonderful.
IMPURE BLOOD Is THE CAUSE OF A
great variety of Diseases wasting of the system and
declins in health.
SCROFULA, ERYSIPELAS, ERYSIPELAS
rash, salt rheum, goitre, enlarged glands white
swelngs, fever sores, carries anu diseases affecting
the bones running and sore throat, pro-
ducing partial deafness; humors sore eyes scrfu-
lOus caneerOus sores, ezma, psoriasis, mercuria
or syphilitc disease old INDECENT ulcers, gangren
Gus sores, liberated ankles, carbuncles, bols and
all skin diseases; impeded perspiration ring worm
BARRIERS itch, and ali acquired and hereditary dis
action of all other medicines, soon yield and are
permanently cured by the great driving, cleansing,
and renewing elect of DIR. WILSON'S BLOOD
RHEUMATISM, CHRONIC OR IN
hammatory, rheumadc govt, sciatic rheumatism
and neuralgia, the result of disease in the blood
| impeding the circulation, and forming an accumu-
| latIon Of irritable matter along the Innings of the
nerves, producing the most agoniZing pain. DIR
WILSON'S BLOOD REVIEWER cures by driving
out all disease, and ali irritable accumulations from
the blood and from the whole system and restoring
| a healthy circulation.
PIMPLES AND BLOTCHES ON
| the face which so dsfgure and destroy the com
plexion, are permanently cured by DIR. WILSON'S
BLOOD REVIEWER. 1t drives out all impurity
from the blood and skin which soon heals leaving
the skin clear and transparent.
DYSPEPSIA OR INDIGESTION,
Distress in the Stomach, sour eructations, lad
taste la the mouth, beching of wind, swelling Of
the chest. dizziness headaches, fantness, palpita
tson vi the heart shoulders, habitual cough irria-
nIIuy, are positively cured by DIR. WILSON'S
BLOOD REVIEWER
FOR BILIOUSNESS, BILIOUS
Collie, and all arrangements of the Liver especialy
healthy action.
FOR FEMALE COMPLAINTS the
old, at early womanhood or change of life married
or single, 1t is Of the greatest value.
Costiveness, Habitual or Temporary Chronic Di-
! arrhRa and Weakness of the Bowels are soon cured
by this great strengthening medicine.
A. ACHESON, PROM.
80 Vesey street, New York
3 For sale by Smith a Bonney.
al ~ Price One Dollar. u adtues&wly
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-03-31
MOFFAT'S LIFE PILLS
and
PHOENIX BITTERS.

The Most Successful Medicines
in the World.
Established in 1885, by one of
our Most Eminent Physicians.
and now used throughout North
and South America, with more
pleasing results than any other
Medicine in cases of diseased
Liver, Blood or Skin, Indiges-
ton, COstiveness, Bilious Corr
plants, Rheumatism, and Fever
and Ague.
Thousands of certificates are
in our possession, giving detailed
accOuts of perfect CURES effect
ed by these invaluable Medicines.
They regulate the System and
put all the functions of the body
I'm healthy condition.
tE Sold by Druggists everywhere.
]. P. MILLS, Sole Proprietor,
81 Liberty Street, New York.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-03-31

your unwashed garments and person by en-
veloping yourself in musk, etc., the best
perfume being clean skin and well-wash-
ed Clothing y
New-York tribune., 1874-03-12
SHIPPING INThLLIGENCE
posr og SEw-YoRK..........".......".MAncn

POKT OY NEW-YoRK. RK....................'.MARcn IL
CLEARED.
eip Graf Bsnarck tGer) Meyer, Bremen &C. Oenchs Co.
steamship Wsybose Potter Cape HAy- &o Ne~iofA and west
s,amsSip Georsis c1owen. Charleston W. Quinad Co
Steamship HUnsve. Crowe Savannah oberi LoWden ="
steamship Bkema1 Norfolk City Point ard hAmoNd
Steamship City OF Houston Deerng NeW0eah' L. H. nAA'f'
oes,s,u.,ip Wilmington Holmes. Havana wm. P. CIyae
teNmshp Heg Freeman. Phla0epha Lo1ard steamship Co
stis E W. siet-oD Moore London, Giinneii Mqiom Co
" Eo.ss1 rI'@s,s T. G9 ,s.5 fSisS.ossn s9
Bark Plata Phnps, Catarien = r WhtneI a 90. -
Br ca DC dap cacsro CcrS F,oaih 4 P Agt4.
Brs Blls ToRN E sfJ Lent S. Kits Heney parAel
Bns Nellie Wars ne ASg1 Hg x knEiGa AN T. TDeSss Co.
SSSr McreSoci Joha.on George.owO C., & D. uSu' Co
sCSI sCS a'S% 3 FcTe Wiiisms wilmington G. r. Powell
sesr. Braudywine feDgsr Proydnee H. y" Jirs1oa son.
Seai Sem Rlp6 Carton inrs"css Havana G Load
SsDI ssl S.sN Jss + Ios,eT, King Cbstbm
c.,,, f,, Meaietsp Liverpool Feb 2s and Queens.
- 81 'rrs l. vi N nose and pass G. g. fpnckl,n.
scamsp persrt orr Danre HAVE feo "a wa Brest 2Sth with
m s,r :, T pi ra Ger Meter Hamburg and 2sth
Ts S s6srScSe Fcoh = with and
stesn.sp MeisOr smith Baltimore With adS and to Loil'
'a,s S.t sassh Gght Mount ssgus DAYS ss
seEI Sem james jane iBsiys Roehi, Providence.
s.smsbp Graf Bismarck for bremen Italy CITY OF Montreal and
Liverpool Anshs io 6iasgoS Mey3osset of lyui
vile Tor savannah: for Chsrestnn Nindcto for Batmo
, Psperstou for LverpOO bark DenU gbsre Tor London
a.! "a Rose eli and H. for Havana: bng Curacao for
tao, Nellie Ware for CeBIegOs; Sophie ksnl for New
Orieau George FtTnanIiDa Fla
WIND-suns,L fresh. y. W. clear
DOMESTIC PORTS.
PORTLAND Me March II Arnscd steamship Nova seO'an from
Liverpool ! eb. 26. - g. ,vt.... ,, N,Y
Bosros March llArnSed steamship Gen Whitney from new
lcn T. ptst.t.,,ht. ,his ,,o-,in,
IN American Line steamship Oh NJ. -,
raHss HoNxoR March ll-Arved. brig Agnes Burton from
Two ballast tht tIeaMhAp
frsoa,e Iv.g from Bremen. passed in tor Baltimore
FOREIGN PORTS.
German Lloyds Line steamship
B,t rom Ner-OrAns Feb. 10 Havana @ltt aud Weser,
i1gerod from Eco IS both for Bremen have aH's1
here
, ssx Sort pen 81 Victoria, dunroe from New iork teh
81 c,b M Clasgog arrived this morning The Allan Lane
sostu Pssan RICHARDSON from Portland feb 70 ior LIVERPOOL
s. &c arrived here to-day. r.. -
Tor Latest Shtp hers see Finn Page
New-York tribune., 1874-03-12
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

PROM LIvERPOOl-Ta steamship CaiGbrG March llhr and
Mr. Comisky krs j. Patrick Mr. and ar H. heBo'e
MI AMI Mrs Mir ani b G. A. lehman, Mr. and Mrs
Ferguson Dr and Mrs g. simmons Adoph sweson and
Cnane, Wm. NJ MeBl0e r. V. Mitchell James y
Irotter Samuel Arthur W A. Adam W H. Davis Eli, Goldberg
Hall Garter H0race MoOiY 3 Warner Ingalls, John w
Hrteh,yon Charles John W. Rou Rev Jerome Collins Mrs
b HLeoc r and infant Andrew Whyle, Thomas byte Cart
of eaulsbip Owe H. b. NJ. r. E. James d. fat NJ Goldman, W
d. Crsne W NeSconbe, George GAsay Krkby Pratt, Joep
Dyer james KirFlsndV. Sargent, J. T. Watson. -
FROM HANRE-IA sfdskiD PTeire March lMss Mare Mar
che Thery and insDt Nj Fen, br Bueno Bsneo hr
ensr Creveing Mrs CevelnR, Mr. FOurChon, hr QueIo
Mn family Mr. Kbmbert Mr. and Mrs Docois, hI
stewart Mrs and hiss Kumber Dominique Lalemand
MRS Uee aud three infants, Mr. Annie Butler mr
ana and infants Mn Vre Alexandra simon tena nc
SonuAg Barch Nh PaoOgg, ur Nerdelet Aug
Caboce Aehe BcrOt Coheut Mrs Juhs Adam Nco
Debus koss Barber MIS- Marguerite Guein MT vincent NJ
l Sclgd NI. samrnsn Miss EmeLe Burgu Armand "aI
Leon Paosuit =. -
PROM HAMBURG-In steamship Fristd March ll-G Kramer
Esesnia SaO Joaqune Morales Mr. Olohue
hi bfou T. SpTAga GberI T. Basel and wife, S Stem
Iatfl
New-York tribune., 1874-03-12
DEPARTURES OF FOREIGN MALLA
THURSDAY. MARCH l2.

THURSDAY. MARCH IL
No THURSDAY European sesa ofthe
Tine having back owing 10 damage by the storm
MsB Hsysus direct by the steamship Cts of New Yort close
Supplementary Mail closed the POstOhioe 2:40
y IN Steamship salts a IN. from Pier No. 3 n H.
FRIDAY AAscH l3
has Newfoundland close "ewiors fosome dsy
u ,. NH HaliaI.
halifax s. closed the New.YOh Postohce
SAY q " m, and Boston.
SATURDAY. MARCH Ia.
Mails for Great Britain and Ireland QueenstOvn and Liverpool
by fesmshp Baltic IL Supplementary Mail is
closed a POst0hoe ! N. steamship sails az ?.
from Dock. Payona Ferry. Jersey CITY.
Southampton and Bremen. she Steamship
Main II NJ Supplementary Mail cose5 the Post
(ec $50 samsbip sails from tue foot Of Third
q HobokenL
Direct Germsn Prnsssr closed Mail this line
HsyGns Mexico, steamship City Of Mexico elose
Mail il closed at the PosOhoe al 2:4O
D. IN Steamship al 3 y m. from Pier No. 3 ~ r.
kingston Aspnws the Central Amer
Pa tie steamship Henry Chsnneey
cose Al Supplementary hs crossed the PosOnce at
II NJ 2 from Pier No AZ, n. X.
Wet steamship City Of San Antonio, close at
Q Ia Steamship ssih at 3 D. IN, from Pier No 20 & K
SUNDAY. MARCH Is.
All Mails close stll O'Clock The kO.0mce opep IRON =
y. ~ ~ = ~
New-York tribune., 1874-03-12
CRnfrNAI NOTES.

Al the Yorkville Police Court Yesterday. Henry
kcehr wa COZ bs de charge stolen
sVateh from NJ btyIis
Wolf SchTehand and Frederick Miller were ar
r. gn n Conf vesemay, charged with
Lg stabbed Lous snAs Of No no t4ysaos ionr ma oun1e
dispute th- a. htL Jutco fsmmei
She prisoners q . 600 bal
The March Term Of the United States Circmt
side Judge Deee opened ycterday lhftv
fy uror ont panel O. au.gtfUd Ner Lawrence
IIsb pleaded gulHy opeuBg TX Buk Examiner Cal
accepting Inns
f.vor.by on The affairs of the ocean National bans'
The trial Of Thomas MOloney. who was indicted
~ t Two cl putg eras aJey convicted aud scot
a. &c. pso r rCiirr n - 600 coA ccf
.,. A. 10 AVE teeD yegriay Con Of GeeTa Sessions
k, 4ge atbtrsBi Owing necessity tne presence VI
s aefnsuf. counsel Mr FtoVs I Albany o ta postponed
Joseph McFlwain afTacned at the I0inbs,
y.sesy ~bsree1 With bury Cbe'r tafh- o. me ~ ffencs
Tuesday Ch Front Naiderue On
opera glasses
vas o1nc Mcitair's pos'ion subsequently, aci
red that the pnu " Mefn bad neeu broken open
49, ihe sry tattb eItIo !-ag ENJOY htc SSh"+l m
hail
New-York tribune., 1874-03-12
A POINT IN THE TwEEB CASE.

Three of Tweed's counsel, Messrs. Graham
,,ar,on. and Root appeared before Judge Brad, yes
,day. in the Court of oyer and Terminer ana inter
united the progress OF the King trial long enous" ~
make motion for sntorder setting down Tor nearns '
application to.have the Clerks minutes OF 1uuee
- nasses an Tweed altered so as 10 conform to
-, Do,t ~ the stenogrspher OF the same remarks.
.s obiec, IS 90 have the words County Jan supse
ssted for the word "Penitentary Inc eouuseI s be
" baye an early day named for the discussion Oh 't
oaser in order 10 have all the papers re esdy oe,oTe
oing 10 the Supreme Court Geperai Term, on the po
sssedines there pending in the case judge b'"p CO..
Ivu fbe beariug for tomorrow MORNING
New-York tribune., 1874-03-12

william Rsp konioos assault battery; Jehn Qunn bsghry
james hcu Burglary Edgar Van Buh grand hreeny Thons,
Fitzgerald grand larceny John Collins Charles Meye, srand
Whsm Okiel grand leny Christopher Herbert grand
rcenyi William Bari grand larceny John Smith and Charles STRAIT
grand rceuy James Gen Emii Haase grsna
larceny Jas johnson, rceny RON the Joseph Leroy
from the person william Mansfe false pretenses Frns
sse penses James hagan, false pTetnse Frank
Charles H. Fitch Jobs Rsdey james Murphy and william fsr
concealed weapons
err Sog%sr-ssoeKL1s-,S % M iot 10 ils 12s lto le9
lb7 20S, 2o9, 21l 213 236, 2l6 2l7, 242 - ~
COukr-BsooELYsNos g. g. IL, H. i21, 81 80, 80
New-York tribune., 1874-03-12
nLCIslnNs-MARlH II.

Stryerf Court -CkambCTs-Bv judge DonOhue.-
Hl AZ. po-c C54uv: IN tt matter, &C. Colnan; bu'h
Dine sayrg, Bans Asey-Gnn'ed RYAN az, en'oiyNo
tsp os.fi Berat. AZ GARD Sc Fees FtkS-keicfna
h ser a. yor Application grante4 Dowhng act
Br,w. IN he natter Sc OBueb Menorsudum< smith Sg
Moo1 l.ad tutm H. tbe iaGrr &c. WAmsteflem
Pre lurrce Comparv Beruhardt h0uahaB Chaseand 49,
Isasseaua-OTdels granted.
Ssnsrior Coari-Sorqal Term-Bv Judge Curtis
sph act fof Injunction granted Andrews ag
either party Rouse sgi
Vol orders o de
ried Hsueos smith, Chamberlain Caruans Mo
granfed hOses "
6ry Button attachment gsutn Fallen
al iac.- Aoton granted
By Jace ir agt SNcrckNoton gra oie'
of of
which BOeCbem e. a. AZ
Eigrge-Moio granted on terms tsee menu
Common Pleas--Sgeeial I,rm-By Judge Robinson.
fsde agt TavOr-douou denied.
By Jacge j. +. D4ly-Tfgon at Nalory-Orcer settled
Supreme COurt-Specidl 70m--By Judge Davis
BoDeseIlnln N uuh o foreclosure ami sale
~ Judge Veo BruutAoel at Mercantile Trust Comparable
triaat allowed 500 additional eess Mott AT Moi-Do ss'
tel
New-York tribune., 1874-03-12

,,s that be was working for less than 500 eW ra"s
s resed as the allegation was not true ana a'er
ss acquitted by the Society, on an eIatnnaeon anu
.oIs that il he would submit his affidavit that ne
ss not working ess than the prescribed rates. ne
- he retnstated on Dec 10 he injured has 'eft
d xsss compelled 60 quit work, made no a1daVt as
hnesed and yesterday came into court claiming
rquie ,ror, Dec ~ from Societv's Benent Fund,
wse ven rad been refused him. Judge Lawrence granted
WattbeW p Breen, his counsel, an order TO show
nse nv the Society should net pay the money, anu
g. .s" ouestion will be argued next Monday.
New-York tribune., 1874-03-12
P1SSENG ERS SAILED.

FOR LIVERPOOi-Is searaslip Abysnnd March ll-Miss
French A Fay Mr A. &. Blake. L.
d. Mason NJ Gunel g. H. French, J. W. Gordon IT, PerTy.
smith g. Colt J. G. Mathews G. b. Loveay s. H. Cousins ID. {.
Winter W Awdrade and family Mr. hacea j. lusso",
X Lndy Murcb T. b. Coney and daughter Capt Burton
Mr Hitchcock r. Nash Strauss C. stenbaoh Leayy b. s.
cutler Rove. Housns J. J. Jayes, Rev. g. ". Wendte
family Miss scott servant Rev r. g.
Collier sous DAVIS Miss /. D. DAVIS
higes, T.. ;. Cooidge, M and Mrs. r. II. Long
New-York tribune., 1874-03-12
MORSE AND CARRIAGE MARKET
NEw.YoRK. Wednesday. March

NEwYoRK Wednesday, March II. 1874
There is no important change in the general
condition OF the local horse trade. moderately active
business reported at the BulPs Head Market fair
number OF ordinary work horses being daily sold there
at former quotations.
At the regular semi weekly sale held to-day at Messrs
Barker Chases City Auction Marts and N. Y. latter
sails the stock brought TO the hammer was disposed OF
New-York tribune., 1874-03-12
nrrIArupE AIMANAc

sun ,ets....... 6.Oi Moon ses... 2:f0
|
Sandy pook l.Lg lsnd Hell Gate Ferry. 4:i9
1 DAY.
1903 Hell Gate Ferry. +;J2
New-York tribune., 1874-03-12
Gnropfan Q0rertisements.
6tfampodfs ano RAILROADS.
NENTRAL RAILR0AD 0F KFW-IERSl

| ( (,ENTRAL RAILROAD OF EEW-JERSEY
ss S :. Tq SaS and rr;
s s.1SA r. T. s'Pp'Sn snsloa % r p. L.sasnn.
Pnsoo also Win Lshlyh y,lsy R.G,a Direct hne HsIn'sa
ss 'A' the N'' also 70 '''r f'n'"''n' and S''i'
-. WINTER ARRANGEMENT
Commencing Dee. 4 1o7s-Lesvs New. Yort a. foowsh
hsseS csan T.nos. . 4, a.soU 5.;hshsn BAH O''vn
Ssn-;SV Tam ioi Pi'Inisid 0'''H'' a'
S.a.O'. TSs.od, Ie Connects. Junction with Del,
xoEMse RIrsn- ,sre.p. sunay. for E..tea Allen.
I.n.aa 'a 70. s.asss
io:sg, n-wy Train Or scmern,e '1
s. a.sss; & for e. s9TS ss n. A'nis.
Columbia I,neastsr, sphIat. PCttye Harrisburg Ne
so w, Tr.n i.n S for fS False. Aen'"n and Bsvis's
.. Junction viz. bs Lss and %ss r. Mach 0nani o''
$50 TEw., Tram for s0nsT,ibe and bennington
BIS ,. m-G.y Train for Plainseh
town Reading, H.risbsrg, Pitissursh. Chicago, kc
sePPH-w.I sP6. b, 1ra. p,,,ss.s e, se"srVils
$50 p m.-lBuigrant)- -Por Basion
j rs5 E1;,S.tn si5s e2s so 80 s45 sse
7.ao sis, 9;iS, 1880 Has p,crs. Co., -, r.,
H. p BALDWIN General P...snrsi Asest
ERIE WINTER ARRANGE
~ hENr ef Trains taking effect January IL 1874 Prom Cham
800 n-cnaln,s and Chicago Day Krprc" Dn-i,rRosn
oS,Sh; TO Baae md .,spns cOaeas Pan,
Coach to Buffalo.
fnn (Dalyl-Pseise Express 10 tn. West Sleeping CoAhes
through Buffalo Niagara Pals Cnennsa Detroit and Chicago
",SUs, 4.,.t.ia shsnge T.,
Pon JAM, 800 9;oo 'lo:3o and lo:45 $50 1880 sni
Eodietovp, 500, 1880 300 .IO3O and lO:45 m s45
t63O aad y N. The 800 4. and 4:30 traips
connect with New Yori and OswssO Midland Railroad
S $50 600 a.: SsS n
$40 4:3O 1850 and 700 D.
Ktsburgh 1880 and I0:45 n. $3.50 and 80 D. m
war~iei 500 l0;45 m. and A30pm
saAeu, &C. Gas. 8 1880 1890, nd1O:45 q 3A5 g. O.
D.. m
KiSeewosd Hchosus Aleldae and Ramsey, &C. Gas. 8
h 80 1880 l0:45 SAB g. &, o:3O .nd ll:3O
Pstsrsop as 645 T. g. $3.50. TO- 1880 1046. 11;30,
SIS, 1880 ,sd = 80 M and II sstad,r nights on,
ana t6: so 0. N. and IL sstura,V nights onIy - - - =.
Runerurd Psrs and P.sss,e o;45; 1850 10 1O;3o IL
Hs1s Hskensi ana WsJ. D. S:l5, and te45 J. 8, l. 8,
and 6 m IL ss,ardsy nights only. -
Bnse.ood g. 49, aud $50 30 J15, <:l5, 445 $50,
$50 and '74o m and ~ S-turd.y sshs GI'' Ian ss,
No II . o In and IL SATURDAY. nights only. m
sparkhi g. iS and $3.50 l;JO. 3:l5 Alo si4o e3o
$50 tT4S and IL Saturday 6,ghts only ,o a.. IA, 52o
and Nyaek 49, and 80 1880 3il5 44' 9'So
63O f745 D. AM IL sa:untAy nighI only.
spnne Valley and WAY and $50 N. 44b p m , 49, -,
Nork-rrAns leaving ChambeTss even or hhi hou hNe
Chamher~r quarter hours lesvr Tusnt Ct 80 Minute. carrier
Boa leave thidst 10 80 and ll:SO eonnecunS
win trains leaving hours The M and IL
midnight trains from ChsmbersSt oSiy s,.,-
Tickets and Tor apartments in prsv1nshoom ,n
Coaches obtained onier TIE eheckng Ana
Baggage may Con psnys ofce-2tl, bZs anu -
Onehuudrei and tsept Ghst apd 1hTu
BrooEni tLs SOnpanys DeOos and oi Agents vac
principal hotel, ,snn,.vso,,,
'bNly. 0nyi
JEO. ~ ABBOTT. Gensrai Passenger Assnt
New-York tribune., 1874-03-12

DENIS RA LROAD.-IHE
4 GRyhF TRpEK LIMB AND UNITED STATES MAIL hoUIa
Tns .,s KsxYorl foot Of De,brosses AID Cof'aAots
foio-G ~. - Nth pon.
~ P,laec AN attached $3.50 h and $3.50 10 SUNDAY aLo
T Loci Haven Corr and Erie via Pa Bns
$3.50 connertng AZ fm
For BA pmore NsshBg.or. and the so1ih a. osV AD
y,ors., o pSiadepha $40 $3.50 1880 g. A. $50
O "A ru and IL night Ssoday ., OIO $50 and I" hmF''
'n Por deD,os s 70 H. 3lO and G;l0P Sunday 6'lo
pEn r.,t a, T. $50 1920 7:4O. s O. 10, IL "a, ~ N
On .. no 34O 10 4}0 .. 800 5:4O o. GlO o;5o, .,
Ia c.iO no 1880 m ~ night Sunday 9'zO o'IV'
AT so5 SfV ,pt ~ G. ESQ 7:2O 7:iO s. 10 llnm ]: m
p go $40 S:4U 4O 4:3O. 5:2O, 5'4O o. Giv o:2g 21
$50 hIo TO- ll3U p M, AM " night sunday o'-o' ol'
fop R,k1sT g. 6s0 1920, s, 10 m, 10 m, 2 23o $40
20 40 i3O bi5O $40 s. $40. $50 $40 10 n and ~
! night suadty 5:2D and GlO p M. -, o 49,, IN -
For WooICdge Peru Auboy aud South Anboy aod ~ m
! 2:30, l:l0 aud D m. an o o,o ..Qo hon
For New brunsSick 1920 and m ~ m - DIV 1''V '
Clio y ~, l2uighL sunday b;lO m
| For E1st MiIstone ~ noon 8 10 ana 40 o. m
| For LApbsrt,Ils nd F.uingoo. $50 a. N aud p m
| For Pbihpsburg and BeyGsrt, y ABd O. 70 , ION, 4
fsr Bodestosn. BURLINGTON aod Csh@eh
! $50 N, 1880, 2, $40, 4 sno o:lO D.
| fcr Fvsbod 1:2U a m. and ..
Fet Farming and Squln, 7:20 . N. and o. m
| Por PembeTton and Camden, a. and 2SO o.
foli0ss-fom PItrburgh G3O n 4.ny sh'
735 m daily, l155 daily, erop Monday Prom w'aihE
AID BAltnos 600 5lG end 1927 2 N sa1o'{ ~ ~
M IO.Z7 o. PIOm PblsdephiS 5:22 600, 6Jo ~
lij5 10, 2l5, 5I5, Cos. s:b, 1877 NJ sshaS ''-@
6;C5 80 II 80 s Es n. 40" 10. "a e ~ No .or Hoa,.
and foot Ic1it oee ~"
| a !. tAssI11 Genera E.raee.
New-York tribune., 1874-03-12
&oparlnersnip Nonees.

oparlnersnip Aonees.
NKHYOEK March IL, ls1A
TUNHE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore existing
bst.eep the uuaerslgued. JOHN EVEN H., WILLIAM r.
TCTTIH aDi DOUGLAS HGER under the arm name Of EWE
TrTrIE IIiLGER IA t6, dy DISSOLVED bg mutual oonycnt
'N' JOHN EVEN jE
WILLIAM =. 1UTTLE
DOUGLAS HlLGRk.
The bu,n, heretofore conducted he da d Even, luHle M,
Ger A. BINKLRs STOCK BROKERS, viii be continued Al o
Brdssy and 2 NpL by the andene uaeer ae tHs name oi
EVEN TUTILE J0hS Jon ~ ~ D D. :, lr,rr ,rrrv
New-York tribune., 1874-03-12
CT0YINGToY LINE FOR BOSTON, VIA

CTONINGTON LINE FOR BOSTON, VIA
- PROVIDENCE.
The ne. and elegant Steamer RHODE ISLAND Tgs'i', lha'
d.vE ard satura snd kAKRAGANSBfI MONDAYS nelas Aa
Fdy Pier 49, North River foot ol J usly NeAsp' SIS
dsvl Boston sheai Of al olher nnea-
i1ek.t, for principal Rsioai once in9 stpo 80
cured At oKoes Of WsNOas BIpIe.s Co. sne ~ OF
L. W. FILKISs. D. D. bAD~oNh. fi'''''-
en-. Psss At
COUTH SIDE RAILROAD.
y NOTICE
n, ,pd ,ns March 1874 aD, viii South Eshth't Brook
lyn. . follows SUNDAYS sIeeptedl:
Por Isp intermediate stations, al $3.50 m ana sl p
For Babylon .ra intermediate staI0ri " ''O ~ Anu Low "
T1 Mereh intermediate stations at 93Oa m and 1850 D. D.
For pste,d Rock,.,y and nermei'te aorI at 800
NO 4 , and p u
o-H1'' $780, GBO h. CARiAN. supernt.n rnt