New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-05
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- OTHERS GOING VEST I-...s-sEz5
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FORWARDING LlSE.-The subscribers beg 10 Inform
heir friends aud the public generally and enlgrants paTc
ulary that they areno" prepared 10 forward passengers
ali parts of the Western States and Canada the very
lowest and viii certainty of passengers experene;
ing delay at any place the route. Being Interested
equally all the modes OF conveyance into the INTERIOR In
partial advice VIII be given those aboutIo proceed West
the best mode OF travel well the best routes to
take for any inland town In the United states GAMBIA
the "EmgrantI Tase"g Gde," which no, only gives tho
OF passage bur also the distance all parts OF tho
West and Canada together with The time usually occupied
IN performing journey 10 any given place. may be had
gratis, on application at their Office.
From the superior in which this branch of Their
business has hitherto been conducted the subscribers csn
with certainty guaranty that difficulty delay can
possibly be experienced by any person gong by their Line
and the numerous frauds daily committed by fesPonses
curing teir passage engaging any where bur Of
fce Of established responsibility. The subscrbe,s woun
state, that their various conveyaces Railroad
Cars Canal Boats and Slsmefs such cannot be sur
passed edaiaed For arl3sf PsrcgaTrsj ag2}y u
81 S0u,tsL one door West Of Burling.sDp,
n B.-W / j. r. T. continue 10 dispatch tst cass p:et
cts 10 London Liverpool Glasgow, NewOrlean., No
bile Savannah and Charleston with puncrlaiiy Also 70
make arrangements for bringing out passengers from any
part OF The old country and give drafts Tor any a2un PSI
able on demand IN any part Of Great Britain or Ireland
uiy5 lawtf
If aTnE 9TIsyILtE EX * II. e.
Railroad viii be opened passen-
gers and freight on Tqesday next November 3D. when es
hours OF departure win be changed, and until farther NOTICE
the arrangement viii be as follows:
Far Pal'engerr.Leayes NewYork from foot Of Duane
~ a. O'Clock, a. VI. and O'Clock. p. 81.
Leaves OtisyIiIe at 81 4. 81 and a r. 81.
Fare between New-York and otsyille II ~
For Freigh.-Leayes NewYofk from foot Of Dusfsa
a. O'Clock r. II. Otsye al II O'Clock a. 81.
October 81, 1916. ~
r., rgzzzzsS- LONG ISLAND RAIL ROAD
HS&h t:ss..--s:.s.sCo-The fare TO New-Lo0don ana
Norwich by The Boston Day Line aes
been reduced from Nov. IsL To New London g 70
/ Norwich, - -. o3G Of
xG~S INDEPENDENT OPPOSITION,
- Through without lsndng-New YORK sos
Albany Line p M--The steamer
BELLE, Captain Samuel Schuyler, will leave Newton
foe Albany every Monday "Wednesday and Friday landing
Al Hammond at from tho foot Of Robinsonst The bebs
IS s,ted up with splendid aterooms and gor speed con-
for. and safety by boat The Hutsos
river Passengers taxing The Belle vii! arrive In Alo.oI
Ia pie time for the morning East West ana
packe! boats North For freight passage inquire %
board
II SEW-YORk AND HAyRE Commercial Lia-
1900 PsckelA-The subscribers be- inform .ne1
friends and the public thai hey haze been apponya
by John Bsrbe Esq OF Hsyrs, Agents EewY of us
above Line Of which Will be dispatched from HasIe
weekly throughout the The ships comprising le.'
Line q" be Of the hrs Class commanded by men oi csa
ter and ability and the greatest care taken to give er
Satisfaction TO Ahippers, also, 10 promote the
and convenience OF psssenger As the rates Of ffeignI
passage viii be uch less Than by other lines shippers eus
psssefger5 viii doubtless consult their interesi by hY
plying. for farther information, To
WILT TAPscoTT, GO South q,
d below BurInsslp, or }. BARRIE, Hayre. u
- VESSELS WANTED-Three good sioop. o.
10 Newark A liberal price will DO paid II Inle
date application be niaGe - 3ESJ. u. sEERaaS,
o9 No. % BsoadsL