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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-12
MisreIlaue1us.
ruP1rr SsIE
Bv order OF AssiE1e=
II. 7EOiAS sos. AscsOnesT=
-.TrsaT- PRINT WORKS

By oIosE Of As.isne
7MG 5as.s7 Rs2NT Woazs
w change O Tesds ne n Aove15ef s as1 u
9eoss .3 ne 49, ~ a. ~ y tse sas Trealoa
''1''s s-''-=- PRINT WORKS,
Heterogeneous o. i-ree Ff-a;5lg sle-I 60. a.
81 he sppar-e a2nceGoza!e :e;s O; a1f r:.ls-o -.
eacer--xo Screw Presses sld Gearing siesia 80
n. four Bo:ers-FtIt.-es for Se=cniIg z3a 49,
Tools and Fx:a.es for he Coo- -! -.
SSo--siockngr 5cr-Cs-per;e.'s Shop-AscA-ne SHOP
Ps1c.ng snd SINCE Eoase. &c &e =.
he Works sad Msea.ne[y I'D 81 L order E2e 'ag .
TIE embrace all lie coareaie1ces for Bleaching Dy
ptatg End Cseaderng nree thousand pieces OF Goods
a5d lie location : believed 20 be one o: re
BEST Ia tie Cnou enjoy tag Ire izc-es OF az es.s
aces bv TIE Deise,e River The Delaware and FsE4n
csnsI ~ he Camden and Jersey City Railroad. through.
out lie rear with Ss~f ork eoc FEts1e4pha Soe- =.
he bes oa!itv and 3; very low rates ce7ered 81 ne
- o. ne kiver Dei.~sre opposite The Factory; aac
an eoardaa supply OF Ws.eT power furnished OF moe
TAI r., .e p W-o-ks a.. now opea for Inspection
Terms ca.bor approved PsPe: al monih' i-eFesi &c
r. sbond several per-oas be disposed 10 mite and
prrchss- ihsre PRINT WORKS. iaey Eay q aaiHs sx-
oeuse have the advantage Of very ;+Toraoe to IL
corporation granted years since BE- he Legias4is
o. New e5s-ys copy (which WI! be sacTF2 on spp
ea'''' - &c b order OF ISAAC COLLINS.
Assignee Of P. 2 CHASE co
No.4i; North seeoHa.st Pai;aae.pt. =,
" THOMAS 4 SON, Auc;'rs, g WGtaui-.L
Ten;h lnCath, tocio3eTi J. lSi7, 10 :" DS.."
TRIBUNE JOB PRINTING OFFICE,
No SPRCCE-sTkEET1hr Three dooTs from NGGiis,rees,I
rI,pr facilities Of this establishment for JOB PRINTING
are perhaps unsurpassed b. any Office Il The city me
patronage OF the last year Eas been sueh as 10 suasa.y
great extension il resources We therefore, VIII con-
6Genc- issue the following Gard
TO Observation-Disclosures supplied with al sincf
Of PRINTING at lie cheapes; rate, viz
- CsrIs Bills Lafing,
Circulars, ttece!pts
Bill Hesds Checss Sc
ToLirEaAEY GENTLEMEN on si"H! AansseTrP.t printed
With accuracy.
Books Letter Press Printing.
To LECTURERS AxD MCsrcIASsPTog rGmnses beautifully
printed ~. ~.
Lecture Bills Sinai! Bias !or Dist'!-
Mammoth Bil button &c
And every description Of PLAIN and Ornamental 700 Work
execIted With great nest1e-s and puncuaify, the oce
The Improved POWER PRESSES, :or Books, PAMrH
Al worn or The above Presses will be done At eItraord
mar low ur.cs, ]. 4. FRAETAS,
IL n Tribune job Printer.
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Goal.

Goal.
DEACH ORCHARD COAL--Ihirt=enin-s; ftrc-
yard above anc has now nznc choices LOT o! Red
Ash Goals selected from ;h- mos celebrated seins anc OF
IA. following siyrs w Broken EgE, AID Nul for
sac lowe make, prices Also, Lrhtgh, White Ash,
Liverpool al Cumberland Goals On hand AL o ne above
Tor sale frofn yard OF vessel Apply 70
7. STOKES DiCkERSOS Is lSh-sL Gear otE-aTerue
.nG O7 Au-hoHy--.- uesr Broadway
n s-LehIgh and yv.it- Ash Lr;up Coal by lie cargo
q, .irgIa IN s5R
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BEAUTIFUL PICTORIAL BINDINGS
{vOk HiRPERS BIBLE AND SHAKESPEARE AG-
4 dubun'- .rts Of America &c &c.
r w would gratefully acknowledge MS obligations 10
the 2GoO subscribers Hlrpefs Bible. for ser patronage
and t5e satisfaction tsy invariably eXpressed ne
would suggest 10 those Subscribers who have get delayed
he binding OF their copies and NAV wish have them doGe
bv Christmas or New Years thai hey Immediately forward
them his establishment, where they may depend upon
having them substantially and elegantly bound
Ladies and Gentlemen wishing heir Bibles or any other
works to be called for. vii! be promptly attended To- u
note The proprietor through the Post Once or City
Express EDWARD WALKER,
p9D Np,y York Book BfudeTy. ia Fulton. a.
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: TNSENTED I,INDS FOK SAIK.-rhe IN
- BIrrMIN0r. rOAI. l.ANDs, Nc. loT Soc

81 BITUNlNOUS COAL LANDS, &c. for Sale
The Undivided lhreetOurhs ,nteTestln - tracts uusea
ed Lands, situated in Clintou County State OF Fennsy
yania The West branch uf the Susque hanna River
far above the foutishng OF Lock Haven, and so
where the Stale improvements of the navigation
extend 10 afford facilities OF transport by them 10 mar
from the lands. which in the biininous Coal
and cOuInn this Coal also Iron Ore, Frebrick Clns
and Timber. VIII se sod at moderate price. For
farther particulars, apply the Agent for the
E. BROWN, 81 South 5thst Philadelphia
Inquiries. ii made by letter, will be attended to- ODE
addressed IS above. Dr.. 4. B. MASSEY, az Lock Ha
Clinton County, the Lands also De applied
,cC info oils
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VESSELS WASTED-Three good sIoons o,
scaoD1ers wsn:e.i 10 freight iron frGm Brdyeport
10 Newark A liberal price viii be- pad iffnrse
ci2.s application be msfe % REEJ II. SHERMAN
o-S No. 60 Ero.d-.s-
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r., --.szzssssaszzaHOUsATONIC RAILROAD

& van,t.s-.S.sssThe relaying Of the track between
Bridgeport and New. Milford (56 nllesl
viii be completed the I'D and ths cars viii
their regular trips between tho above nsI3ed places on
Monday, the 2ith inst
ARRANGEMENT
Passengers leave New Ork from the pier foot Of Msfs
O'Clock r. NJ Sundays rxceped) by steamer Nm'
rod, Capt Brooks Jr arriving In Bridgeport AZ haltpas
SIX, ard NeY-MilfOgi nj O'Clock T. ".
Returning, leave New Milford nj O'Clock and arrive 10
New-York Al II a. NJ freight ran with passenger car
wi run between New Milford and North Canaan, leaving
NewMllofd Al - a. NJ and North Canaan al T. NJ
light Train with passenger viii leave. Bridgeport
daily except sundays, at O'Clock A. NJ for New Milford
Returning, leave New Milford, at u 81
y. b.-EGe trains between Norm Canaan and Yves!
SlockDdgs viii he discontinued the 2ith Inst tbs
purpose Of relang that part OF the track Freight rece
ed IN New YORK from d. IL. 10 r. NJ and positively not
after mat hour. r. B. MASON Snp.dntendenL
o. NJ PLRRY, Agent, ewYork-o.tce on tho pier.
EyidgeDor, Aug, Is I2J6 aYI5I
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FhEPARE tOh COLD " LIZ he n.
E'RASER'S PATENT DOOR PADS. for excluding wind
and from bottoms OF DOORS inserted into the
lower rail tho door 20 The ELL as closes and
within the rail il opens They are healthy eecsuse
under-curren OF air which canno; be warmed by sTt-
fc!e means, excluded they comfortable, because
the temperature eqgased and the feet SsIm[n any
part OF he rcon they economical because there Is no
cold air admitted o! es fuel require! 20 keep
warm Price s. - per door. which includes putting In
Manufactured by JOHN FRASER,
snaI fln No ! Chatham sGlsIe New.YorI
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT,

r. ryssszzza:zs5r1 MORRIS AND ESSEX RAILROAD.
{ss3 Leave New York O'Clock A. NJ
----oclk, 2. NJ. Leave Newark 10 o'clk
A. NJ o'clock, PM Leave Mornslown, O'Clock, a. NJ
o'clock T.. NJ.
Passengers by the Morning Train TO MordsowD will NJ
rive there II ock where the stages will be Ia readiness
10 convey them Scbooicys Mountain, Washington Bel
ydere and Easton daily Saccasunny Stanhope Newo5
Milford nnd Owego on Mondays, Wednesdays and En-.
days; and 20 RocNdway, Dover, Sparta and Newoa ca
Tuesdays, Thursdays ard Saturdays each Line returning
the following days Ia meet the r. 81. trains for n. Y
stage Will also leave for Baskenridge every evening On
the arrival Of tie cars nj MOnistown.
Passengers go through TO and from Jersey City, without
changing On leaving the city passengers viii dep0a
II their baggage IN the a the foot Of Cortland 81 whers
Agent viii be in attendance to receive IL All packages
or bundles must be entered the waybill, the Comps
ny will not hold themselves responsible
Freight will DO forwarded Immediately 10 Monis,owD
from Albany Basin, by Stephens and Condips Line Of
Shops Newark from the Transportation Office OF tho
~ j. r. r and Trans Co. foot Of Lberyst and fdered,
will he called for in any part Of the city by application al
said oticr. NIL Ira nODD SnnrriniandenL
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a-as-U-,TTtOPENINl; OF PENNsYLYANIA

kiSS5 Canal for 1915 BiNGHAMS' Trsnspc.
taron Line PropnetoIs-Wn- Bingham,
Thos. Bingham. jacob Dock, VIM 4 Suetlor Conducts
on Set5z;h-kseping sct Temperance pnnciolea-
The propetoFs Of this old established line have poi t'
sock In TIE moot compIe:e order and thoroughly p
pared 70 forward produce and merchandise sad iron -
Eastern Cities on tie opening of nsyiystion We rst "a
our Icing experience In the carrying business sod teao.
attention 70 the interests u customers, will seeGEe 70 -
continuance and increase Of the patronage hitherto c1
ed BinghaIns' LineD
Our arrangements viii enable carry freight VIII 70
utmost cispatch and prices sha Always 90 - low
lie lowest charged by oser responsible Ines A.,
Produce and merchandise Will be received and fot"
East and West. without any charge for
gancing leighis storage commission MARX Phchi
AGES BINGHAMS LINE Bills Of AIDING forwarded -
VIM TYSON Agent, 10 West-sL n Y
BINGHAM, DOCK Z STRATToN,
JAMES WILSON, Agent ~ North HowaIdsL BainriofN
VIZ. BINGHAM. Proprietor.
Canal Basin, LI5eng-sl Ri..saaIfs,
HARDEN Z co. Boston. Msssaehasslia- ta"s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-12

WINDOW SHADES, GILT CORNICES, &c.
w &c-J. G. WOODF0kD, 295 Broadway offers for
sale Wholesale and retail aI &c assortment OF the above
goods Also, Curtan Tsssels, Ghnps Loops, Gilt
mcnts &c.
Merchants and Upholsierers buying 10 sell again allow
ed liberal discount
N B. A practical Upholsier IN attendance.
295 Broadway, Lhiarges Buildings.
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3nsurance.

THE KNICkERBOCkER fire Insurance Com
pAnv al- the A.a.usD Of New York-Cspiial - $50
Ofice No u Ns-s--he Legislature Of this Stale az -
s,e session passed changing the corporate name Of
the old Sluus insurance. Company Of the City OF New
York" the KnckerDocker Fire Insurance Company Of
New-York All future business Of that Corporation Will
therefore be transacted under its uew name
II NAV be well TO add by way OF PLANTATION, that the old
Mutual" Notwithstanding is title IN fact Stock
Company, having capital a. paid in and securely invested
and thai the change Of obtained prevent mis-
apprehension that point
Thi. Company 10 insure against loss or damage
by tire favorable terms a. similar Institutions n thu
city. DIRECTORS
George Ireland John Gray, l. C. Hamersley,
John Oolhcut, Bolt.s Moore, ChEs 7. Leve!!ch,
Geo. Arcalarlus, Rob't c. Weurors, Benz De Forest
Robert Benson Edward Cook, WIZ Tucker,
John Campbell AnthoEy Lamb, Asher Riley,
George CcnSlin, ADAM Sorr!s Alex Lawrence
Joshua Brush Robert Kermit, W m = DeaS.
Robert l. Stuart, Anthony Charlton w I!ian browning
GEORGE IRELAND, PT-s.deEL
1. 2. McDc>ILD. Secretary.
S-w-YSrk Nav IL lass el9 eota
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List Of Letters Remaining in the e. S.. City Dis
patch Post, November II, I848,
P;ease Heaio4 as> DA7x Of .< Liss IN rlici aey
eS,-r1.,e LADIES LIST

efszrts,G LADIES LIST.
aE L,M&S
Allen Hlss Hannah I.arne3 Mss 9Er.s c
BOYD Miss Like. Miss Ann
Bar. Mrs w Lo1rs5e-rv, Mrs J r
Brs5.eu, y - Jane i5Iicnsels Mrs. Mary
BcchsEsn, Ars Elizabeth Mc5io!.ea. IsaSeis
Brown, A,sAH MerrIti, Ms El.Zsbeih
Bradley Ms iLev-is-s,i Messenger Ms. El.zSos;h
BnEy., H.s Elizabeth " hcJaa.hin. Irs brdset
CDSE Izrz. Mrs Sarah
Coates. G-s Maria Ness, A-s hsry
Cox, Ai.s Nay r. N,
COLLISION. Mrs Sarah psrine, ars SareH
0,vis TIizsbec5 Palrick Mrs May 4
bnn1of Yn. T Ross. M. (fulton-tti
De Bar Miss Louisa sheIEsy; Mrs iA!.en-stl
Dnrigan. Mrs. BRIDGE Sanford, Alss Ehze
Ems Niss EnIrs sherman. Mrs Caroline
I'd yzsrds Nrs Ellen Wright, Nara
HI aK Walker, Hrs George
Hail Miss b Walker, Niss NaIgsre:
innis, Margaret Wilson, jane
Isher,root. nr. Henry Wsters Miss Mary
Mar Ann
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Z HSAss---SAND TROY.-Passage sl-Breakfsst an.
es1Ae1<szsanA-@ Dinner board the Boat Passengers
taking this Boat viii arrive in lime To take the Evetng
Train OF Cars Troy Buffalo, and north TO ssi.
atugo and Lake George.
The steamboat NIAGARA Capt VIM, Ellsworth. VIII
leave Monday. Wednesday and Friday. ST O'Clock, A.
from the Pier foot of Barclay ssTetugniug on opposs
days. ~ For Passage or Freight apply on board OF 70
Z Hall th,O fira iha Wharf au4E
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-12

go FOR sALE-A farm OF lCo0 acres, al Narrows-
60 burgh Sullivan the line OF the NewYork and
- Erie Railroad. Three hundred acres under cul-
livaiioD tue timber land There the preni-
farm house barns and other outhouses three
good orchards of grated fruit The railroad pot VIII
probably be established this farm One half
thirds OF the purchase money may remain on bond and
mortgage For particular Information apply 10 SAM
uei D. Roberts w. $ Corwin. liz WHrTen-sL " Y
TO the subscriber, on the premises. X w. CORWlN.
N1rro-r bur M 3yOdE
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The above Boats viii at Ill times arrive =, Albany II ~
ole tine for se Morning Train Of Cars for the Ess, Wet
Freight taken moderate raes and none iaxe1 Ass
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nlisrell

ROBERT II. MORRIS, p. NJ.
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A ADVERTISEMENTS for the Newspapers ofa the
~ Cities and principal towns in the Country daily
ceved Al The office OF " B. PALMER, the Agent in the
Tribune Buildings where the papers be file
u2s II
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EVENING; LINf:-rhe steamboat COLUMBIA Car.
VIVA H. PECK viii leave Monday, "Wednesday and Friday
The steamboat EMPIRE. Capt K r. Macy, VIII lesy-
Tuesday, Thursday SaG Saturday evenings at oeioci
from C0rtland-st Per. for Albany and Troy direct
To- The above boats OF the hrsI class they
anded by experienced and attentive officers, Sud for pej
and accommodation are superior 10 most and inferior TO
nOne on the river. esj
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n-v- ;ROy MORNING: AND EVENIN,:

Al parsons ar. .orbtd trusting any OF The Boats Of tt,
Line, without written order from the Captains Agers
For passage or freight apPly board The Beats. OF
p & SCH(flrL Al the Office The wharf oS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-12

81 FOR SALE-A Farm Of 81 acres, In the highr.t
state ot culuYsti0nfrut trees Of nil knGs-One mile
- from kinderhoOs and the distance from TX.
President Van Bureu's. Buildings and fences new with
cedar posts Each lot yell waered. Inquire Of A. B.
VanderPool, No % Furnss Building Wsllst or OF John
5. Vos6ursh 62 South-sL 90 l65 2l.t.st ais 2n-
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Ire aTRDN MORNING. AND EN kNlNt;
S-Fs-Nsss.t--S1LlNE for Albany and Troy. MORNING
SHs-1-7E-SsA-@ LlNE-The Steamboat TROY, Capt Coz.
hal,, ,jll leave Tuesday, Thursday and Ss!utdayrhe
steamboat NIAGARA, Capt VIM Ellsworth WI! lcav.
Monday, "Wednesday snd Friday O'Clock, A ~ fOa
the Steamboat Pier loot of BarcGys, fec Troy ard Inlet
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S;sainbos, NORTH AMERICA. Capt R. H. Furry. will
leave ou Tuesday Thursday. and Saturday afternoons
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I ALPS, t;IRANDOLE>, HsII LsnIerE.. and c1aa.
IL de!ierS-Dez, brolAe! Co. w ashinstoa Stores No.
iS9 NillaIs-si. misunderstanding and hzy- Always
hSaG, full assortment Of src.es - her r= u lie FOL-
lowing descriptions, which hey VIII eel who.e.sls OF
re.sil a. low prices, for cAsh
Sos. LsinPs-G Sro.r- aud SlvsTsd In Er-a variety.
SlspSnc.nS Soisrs, Dc Do
Bracket So.zTs, &C. co
Solar Chandeliers, GO. &C :, 5 AID iUsh,a
Sasp-nciag CanipeeH- LA-aPs. Bracket Co Go
Side 90 60
Canphvne Chaudeaers-2 and ll-tls
GFsndolesCil: S;lv-re And Eroczed various pa;ie.-i
Ha-. Observation-Disclosures sizes, with stA.ce3 gzss
a. SIN pElTZ. BROTHER CO
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Z. rzRH PATTERSON RAILROAD

FALL ARRAN CEMENT
- - PRESS LiSE essTEsssssS5
Via Railroad and Cana! es<-----1'----A,
From Philadelphia 10 Pittsburgh The above line row
III tul operation. Passengers Leave Phad-!phs eTsl
morning al 7. oc,ocA ~ the best and comfortable @
senpt!on OF cars for Harrisburg, where they embark q
the Packet Boat
THIS Is one Of tae most agreeable tina; is 70 be @
In tue county The scenery the S4.qIehanns sndJ-
nietd rivers - unsurpassed for beauty and variety
u O.tee N Philadelphia No. IA Glarietst.
~ Passengers should be careful pay the.: iI'
IN New York farther than Philndspia, here is pr
SOC In that city authorized sell tickets FOR tits lire.
A 8. CUMMINGS, Agsnt;
PailadeIodis Oct ls+s Olaf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-12

n EDWARDS LESTER, American Consul ut G e.
~. Dou requests al his friends and correspondents
forward their communications TO him through Haruden
Co.'S Express, Walst prepaid or they will not be for
wa ~ Ru
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-12

% A FARM FOR SALE.-Stuatc the Road from
New Rochelle White Plains about equi-dstant from
EACH containing $50 ACRES OF LAND, all Of which
Ia Pl0w Land excepting Tea Acres which Ia Wood Land
The place IS divided by lane and is laid into con-
yeneni lots for cultivation. All the fences Of stone In
good ORDER and the ground 10 high Of cultivation
The buildings all OF good character and In order For
TERMS appiyto S. 5. KENYON, on tho premises or Of
dan / ADRIANCE. u Jnhn.sr. New. York
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ga FARM FOR SALE tn the town Of Harrison,
WesIchester county, on the direct road from Rye TO
White Plaus-lt miles from Rye, 1. from White
Plains 2; from steamboat landing and p from Marnar
understanding about 80 Buildings and fences
IN good order Situation very hne and land IN high
OF cultivation. For terms &c apply 10 T. D. BROWN so
(5r1nd.,t or John PALMER la.
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f3ub!ir gonpepanres, &r
HOUR OF LEAVING CHANGED Tosp.
IT. REGULAR MAIL LINE oexwer,. F. -
S.sss-l ose, - lie Sac .r-,a@s

HOUR OF LEAVING CHANGED To4pc
SE~- REGt LAR NAIL LlNE ocswee. Bo.SS.
ssss'''i.asz'' .i-s,r-. oREGoS ard saoDE ISL ~
The steamer OREGON. commanded by Capt. SEQ ~
e.. AMI RHODE ISLAND, commanded by Cap, N.rs1s'
Ter will run throughout ne in connection
Storinstoc aa3 Providence ard Boston and PruySSss
from p!er NJ. North River. O'Clock P u al
!ngoi al ococA P. n or aeon the srTiva! OF Is ~
;.a.a from Boston
Thess steamers unsurpassed IN speed. spssso, -,
comfort having each OF them - large eoEla.oaioa, $50
sS:r-roor, sc berths for SD persous, besides a. "a
vs.e roouls for families sHd psIteS
TIE steamers oaceTcd by The most per.-ec-i
and vii shorten the passage between NeNsYofk sna r.
ton froue /, hours, thereby arriving N snps ina ~
West ard a., the lines from Boston. North AID Ess
The OREGON VIII leave New-iosk-ruesdsy, rsc,,.
day ard Saturday.
The MODE ISLAND wiz leave Nep.York-Goc
tsy. "Wednesday sld Friday.
LeAve S:oninS :oH-Tue-day, Thursday snd Saturday
" R.-Pssseugers, the arrival 0! No sieznsf, a,
S,crinston, proceed immediately IN the splendid HsaS
cars 20 Providence and Boston, without Delay III
Baggage Master accompanies each usia 20 eosioa AL
- On aod amer Monday newt November. II, ,ae .ss.,
ers Of this Line VIII leave Newto1A daily except S-o
DAYS =, : P NJ instead o:5 p. NJ.
For passage fret gh. iueGire on eoaTt he boais re,
Ne. Sor,a River. or No 10 Bate ry-piaee. ~
-n~.s- PEOPLE'S LINZ STENNB0iTs
ssss.--sS FOR Albany, direct daily Sundays e1eers
SHsas-a s~-S ed o'clock. = NJ. nom he S;sanSS,,
PIE between Cortland snd Liberty IS.
S:eainhoa. HNICHERBOCNER, Capt Alfred Hocshic,
viii Cave on Monday, Wednesday and Friday eveairss
stes,nSoa: ISAAC NEWTON, Capt. William h Pee,
will leave Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday evea:ns,
a / O'clock
Al five O'Clock, 2. M.-Lsndihe Al Intermediate Pass,
From The foot OF Ssrcsy-si.
Steamboat SANTA CLAUS, Capt b. oyeTbsgh. VII
leave on Monday, Wednesday, Friday and Sunday sAss
HG S,sa.nsos, NORTH AMERICA Capt R IL FAIRY viii
leave ou Tuesday, Thursday. and Saturday afternoons
o'clock
The above Boats will at Ill times arrive 81 Albany ~
ole tine for tse Morning Train of Cars for the ESs, Wet
Freight taken III moderate rIes, and none iaSea Aef y
O'Clock. p. NJ.
All persons are orbtd trusting any Of The Bose 0. Tin
Line without written order from the Captains Ageri,
For passage or freight apply On board The Beats, %
?. c. Schultz. nj the Office on Ihe wharf oS
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BELLEVILLE WHITE LEAD.

BELLEVILLE WHITE LEAD.
rHE subscribers are receiving from factory Of Belle
Vile Il their regular supplies o! this superior Lead,
dry and in oil pul up in cask. snd kegs which they
rant -qas in quay any imported brand. For sale IN
lots OF one ton and upwards, by
AltnRed l.-f Lith bnt Nt.r.r MlnrrnI al Nr''
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& Through without NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. aal
"aT-s-] Albany Line z. M.-The steamer
BELLE, Captain Samuel Schuyler Will leave Newton
for Albany every Monday Wednesday aud Friday an1ir
a, Hammond.st from the foot OF Robinsons, The Bells
Is fitted up with splendid stsiercoms and for speed con-
FORT and safety not by any boat the aitou
river Passengers taking the Belle viii arrive in Albany
In ample time for the morning East or West ena
packet boats North For freight passage inquire co
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a TO LET or FOR SALE, and possesslon .

- mnie lately, the Farm and premises lately occupied
by John Gray Esq Staten Island, about two miles
West OF Port Richmond, and nearly opposite Elizabeth
port There about eighty OF land including wood
land and salt meadow There Is a new, large and commo
dions mansion House and good barn. and and con-
veneEt outhouses the premises Apply to
CHARLES KOHLER, near the premises, TO
GEO BOWMAN No 4 II n York
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ga FARM OF IA ACRES for sale in Ramapo'
~ Rocklsnd Go. y Y miles from hiunsey, depot
- the N. Y. und Enc Railroad, with dwelling
house and other oul-buildngs II IL walered by
neverang wells and has about $50 hne young fruit
The fences all new built OF stone and in the
most durable The fare from Munsey TO NewYork
IS 80 For farther particulars, inquire Ot
oil lmrod ISAAC ACKEN. ~ a,h-aveuu-.
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.

For The New-York Tribune.
rar Yorryli- GIRLS bEQrEsT TO BEE FRIENDs.
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From he lOOt OF bSICIa!-r
Steamboat SANTA CLAUS, Capt b. ovevhsgh VII
leave on Monday. Wednesday, Friday and Sunday aAsl
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sc. FOR SALE-A modern bulk house and lot IN fee,
s on S,-st between I'll and Sih-avenUes; lot y feet
inches by lC feet house 70 feet deep besides psxks'
has marble uianles mahogany doors, plated furniture,
painted hroughou, is well built and first order,
with Kitchen range &c Terms liberal apply 10
RTEECNEN 4 NANNNkf', No. ! NasSRl.st.