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New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-08
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s.Ht y nester R0csy N-ck aHd >.ain''ri -fss-
s>--s-rssH - cents-Ihc new Hd .pIcrrd steamer
NORM AK. Capt las kcYuYds, vii Irtfr .Lr pr
A. fb, flt rf Maiact.,t dsiy'at 81 O'CLOCK. 2 n Re-
ulrr.n. VIII lrave NorN lk every morning sl -
STANFORD ~ a. Rocky Nrck o. fOt chester st o.
.rr,fr- .n Nrv,.Nnfs about nur.rca stages w nc N
49, Illness u the arrva tlc boat a hr arrr'ni Hrt
.r. fo convey passengers lo a the usrf pI1rrs cun-
,. ,si win te route For ps-ssrr or freight sprv
ba.rd or Al the ofce ou ihe wharf al pcrons arr fnf
h.r ,,,-rsr JOHN ? NODMAH.
n.rli m Ami l,nl of Nlr.l Mn-n-sL n--.-a--s-
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CONVEYANCES.
- IRREGULAR MAIL 4

~ rWEEN. BOSrON AND MN -YoRK
Sion.ngf0n and Providence -fr',-l
roae without icrry, charge ofesrs bagrsge TIE sss
sfesrrrr [ VANDERBILT. Capt Joe stone. al NkS
SACRt SETS, Capt Nm. n Fray-e ia ror-~rfs.-,
With e Sioan. .ou snt Providence Nnf Bo.tun as Proy
ia-nre Railroads. leaving New YORK daily Sllisvs -,
r.-pe~i from Per Norm River. af Cc'o~k 2 n srI
Sitrirsiua sf oc.ucA 7 N or aQal he srrfsI ID ~.
mail rau fruu Boston. These Steamers s-rr tar -.
prcss'y for ne rugtf, and n every respect parrv
saarts o the CATION o' Long ls-tnt >irt If a..
communications 0r pt-~ensrrs ar- cpnnisisls sni com
fsrt.b..-Ile oficers capable aud eNrrrelcrt lto
hcrng 'fe shurtsi and Hus IL c ortscrr R.sfnr
ani New fork passengers crab f fo arrive ample
rme for gre morrg Ire. cf steamboat ans rs..Hais
running ,o vsrous rUlnfs from fhse critics tlr hAs.
DERRiLT VIII .ravr Nrv-lurk Tges1ty. iulr-.irF ed
>alanisy. Leave >uuingfon Mondsy. Netlrsii. trd
Friday - MASSACHl SITS Vii .raFr NFn s. "a
Monday, Wolrc>1ay ant Friday. Lcsse >.aa.1E-oa
Tuesday. Thur-tgv sfl saturday y b k-Fas.-nErrs.
The arrvS of the steamers ~ >.1ririon. lreyf ar~
ifeiy tie splendid rsi.rosd csfs fo froftrnc tut
Boston 4 hagrage-mssfer Accompanies tan -'eafnost
trains Ant frori Boston. re catrfr ~ Pa" ha sEe
For passage, be-hs. sl'~roous or ifvif'. slF saon
NAV te made 1c sEenls ,hc wharf, lla 81 s e.ce.
io barrry-F acr. Atfi
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A BONsET-.-sraW bolnefs cheaper h4n ever
lteof-. 0fertf al - b0wery, and al leas = PEI
.oser than can lc fu4l1 Any o-h-r stores
w ciIy-the lArEe and of ale i1perfa
.ul mauu.artTc CONSISTING OF ever raFcy aud -iy-
of Frrurh Eng.h aad American pam -r-s a. fa1cy
sirsWs Also. Preach flower nbooa-. kc- ke n q wnrl
aGies a-r 2-cay invited " cal and eGzmloe AID
sA-sfy therl-rve. uAf ts Is lie cheapest he
c.ry y b BOauets cleaned altered and pressed
MRS n h MARCY 80 BONeC,
myEG opposite Rvia zI0I--i.
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- ftDI EAI a farm Of l1 acres, superior .aHd, u
Ere order House snacl1ls lll .satll aogse, tS0
barns g I-l other u4tful.1l-s. within a mile land I'D
-iglf 0 hc hsrr1 ksroal D. poi 10 hlf- Pair- Ene
AMI peach arr.rt- aEd atuulalce ~ other frf.
-. ed excellent Natrr and living srlng ol an ee-
Fas o. 81 feet aouFr -le top oi ie hoIs- which could
te.rfrogeei -Lro-- tolt small p-nse. Ilrlire vi
ANDREW MAkIl.E, NlIfe Plans. VI l.e premise. of
u THEODORE NALTlSE, lIa A.lia-a genue New
YorE. IayL5 In
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y 80 n 81 lililtl.
lsI S-e,op1 JsHN ". Ci,sHos>. frcs.deui-Somc OF
e tdf anfaycs otcrcd hy ais Company cs.h capital
.li reduced ravs ot premium winch viii he from
the follow ing liable showing fc premium too ftc
frrn ui lie on Slao caafs by The ID cable and other
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cnREAL E-TATE ~ MEsrLAN AIRnINIA

- flr sale by A. sAEERY a. co C.u. EugDesrs. ID
- Wal.sf Having made professional examination
" e county l.o-l larou prc11g 70 nay b. obtained
tsr ol-e A-o for sale Yarns al Cuautry ~eafs ir
ur vicinity % ih'a tliJ. surveying aa! Onnillg VI
every t--c- pt.ol attended io ~ Imr
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-, - For iI1AALIF0hNIA VA vALPARAlso-

az--< ,ap PRObDs, I L. DE Vreis, master having
been detained ty Ihe storm vi clear Tor san ran
e4sco oa satunay, yn lnsi. Balance VI freight must be
cent down 20 Pier No 3 Sonh RIVER al once a. 1ot NJ
can be received aner above dale For p-ssage apUy
o + 3. SUTTON, q Wal 81. Or FF'
iel w. JOW. OGDgN ia W. .,
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r.. -i.sIfI.lss.sf1 KAWAPO AND p\TEK-ON

IL IA - y y
fSkt ~s-'.e.s.rs.P y lkRSON AND HUDSON EltER
RAILROADS EXPRESS TRAINS
vii leave Jersey City from the depot Of the Paterson and
Hudson River Railroad 90 the afrya Of the Ferry Boat
which LEAVES NkN-YORK, foot Of COrlandi.si AZ 3
o'clock A N and o'clock 7 VI. and arrive at sufsms
Depot 0n ne Ene Railroad n time to meet the trans om
NE boat via PieunOnl which leaves New York A. ocock
" and o'clock + VI RETURNING, will leave Suf
crs on the arryai OF the trains which Port Jefvs
a. o'clock A VI. and o'clock y VI arriving at New.
loik, foot % Cortand-s az 10 o'clock A and O'Clock
z NJ The above trains viii stop at the following piare.
only bergen AquaesanouA, Paterson, Rock Road Hobo
hns, ana Rsmseys. ACCOMMODATIONS TRAINS gil
i"aye slHern. Al - O'Clock M. and Sew.York az 5
O'CLOCK NJ stopping o receive and deliver re- gif sud
Pas.ehgrfs Al ne following places Wanmhkers 81 esicr
grir- Ramsey's Aleudalc, H0boku- CocswinyiI. Roes
Road, Van Barcgm's, Paterson, Aquackan0ck, Boiling
spring, Bergen. PATERSON KAILROAD.-Akasssf.
ht'I-ltife Paterson Depot AZ o'clock A " n A NJ.
and O'Clock ? VI. Leave New-YOrk A. . O'Clock A ~
~ O'Clock, z VI o'clock, Pm On Sunfays leave
faief-pn Depot ~ O'Clock, A " and 4 O'Clock ~
Lave Ne~- YORK Al O'Clock, AN psi Per-onAl bag
gage taken rom ana delivered af tho Office u Cor snd
Tree oi charge. Passengers are requested ID fe II
me Feffy irF minutes before the hours of s,asg z.f
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e. AT PRIVATE >ALE.-N.ne lo'. of ground GA
~. M north side Vi D0Nhiug-st between NsrcA and


~. NJ north SIDE Of Dov1iugsf between Vauck and
- Bedford
Also ihe Doc of ground the side Of Orange-.t be-
tween Walker sul Hogsfo. SIS. Viih Two hrcs front
houses thereon klowl 5 and i3. size of i0t -5Aoo
feet
- between Hudson and -ecser.sts being e. ftei $
incl front and By l feet deep having tu-.fo-
~ wooden houses. sl0wn and 0l ul ssl street
Part of Ie purchase money bond and mort
gaze For farther 0rrucr .ars anr.v ro
ANTHONY J. bLEEChE3, Agcaoneer.
Ern44--f
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PENNSYLVANIA CANAr.

-.
kz4 - ....xists Isi9. ,.J -
DlONEEB AND EXPRESS PACKET Lf,,g FROM
L PHILADELPHIA TO uRGH.-Lesges IA In
AZ "'pcA a d. VA Railroad to Harrisburg where pas-
engrfs embark in elegant and c0niOrtb h
nave been ani-ofney fitted up with espec efrenee 10
r comfort an1 convenience " travellers. Fare e.. by nj.
route nan any oher lle and additional s,rs. fof
I.refage On lAe way For seais apply si he ofce a,
hafsrtst WILLIAM COLDER A co
.'".'p''S' "'sf'h ~ le' iin<n ri PrOpneiors
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balance of Premiums above Disbursements. 65 7 o.
TIE Board of Trustees have fhs day AIRED Dividend
FORTY peg the amount of Premium Pohces that
have uf twelve months and proportion 1F shorter
periods of ume 90 bee credited the books ls Com
paHy for which certificates l be- issued in accord
auce with the charter
They have likewise declared interest of "a per cent
on the amount OF previous al videuds PAYABLE in cash
MORRIS FRANKLIN President
SPENCER ; BENEDICT. Nicc-Pres't
PIINV FRrTMsN. Artunfv. mylf -awl m
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Ess:zsais go II. EMiG&&ANfs AS6 ~ +

N Z Ink kLkkS
y, LEENh CO.'S Line, West-st-R IL HISDEsk
~, ~ p .iu passengers daily by the above well knOwB
81 Cincinnati, LOglsyille and 81 Loui. AID
yaI oi ine Western country The ears are OF e b. Il
oI eIge sightwh-eled Passenger cars Tie hoats Of
ne afgest and most comfortable Kind T1.v -. .-x af
rates and orer every ndgeem-nt 10 ps sseneers
wisnng 10 travel cheaply, safely snd expsd,fo ou.y-
las Co also Forward BY th. Packet Line 10 Pilt.bqfgh
toe only parties sahonted Ia ths city 10 send by hs Inc
% Smeoa HINDES co. Wss.st
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uDRE>> BOOT>.-File.t French Csf -
3s1e Ca1 boots, - - caters, sho--, &c oL
n hs1f. ulsnuficrlrct ty -l- sl1-cri1cr ron lhs
- he.l nafrr.aI, variance lore better IN Lhe cry
Cal al exuH1pe J LAYING, - Aln-st.
a. jmroc E-zr N.r,a--sf.
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nEw-YoRK AND GREENWOOD

s-Ns LINE Of STAGES. from ne foot q
esSszxSrA q Whi,s-A-l-st- AesYors sage l.se oa.y
81 cents
Pas-rnE-r- Wl-1ng 10 yisf Greenwood -1r I-svs ~.
Ilot oi " liras - i~ner- sls--s ff0u gaT. " he
Niiy ~ Ns-for center 5y Tie hsuI0r avenue Ferry
- >on brOos -, and BE- lzkel b. fhsGreer xos Gene
t-y GIe, 10 nc Above Inc 0f irstcass stages. and
~ Ind i &c shortest cheapest zld most pleasant ro.te
- Green SoY4 CARLOS AM CO
>s1-h broo. iyn. .ApriI. isss .ssns
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~ BL4-HEh>.-Ne wglid ll.1rm a. cua.usue-. =
Pruning Paper t1-l e are prepared b. furnish rod eud
lnioFl qgzlty q NeVs or book Pager. for cs.n Pr
sLrr = ~ Ind ne c@s - y-tel t1e Ost pfuefabe a. vel
Prlep-l eonsl-rs Ia ls cry and Bosi1n as y oar .5
~ ~ nAl1f1ct-F- good ar-cle u Paper Aay - q,
S-izli llAse - or-eE a. s1Oft notice coo.,art T.,
s-afal-r-d JONEs NHEELWRIGHTr
N.Y. ~ 10 Stzfe--t Rr.r,.
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fa41 .ss,f.-s..ssss> RO AD-ENIENDkD TO ONfoO
On and after the lst Inue. The uaIn.
will run as follows, daily, excepting Sundays boa fsr
sfNCERs-Thr0ugh trains viii leave New York Goo Owe
g0. by steamboat from the Duane-st pier ~ y oclok
A. N and 3 o'clock, 2. VI. Stopping az RamapO riau0n
Chester, Goshen, MddlcfDwn OusFils. Port Jsfflz ani
viii leave Owego, on and sftrr the Oh june at 4 N
and z NJ and Bnghamton, aud amer the IL. June
Al A N. and 4. NJ arriving In New-iofk a. a 4. 81
and y A. VI stopping Al al The way stations bsfH
Oweg0 and Port Jervi- and. east of Port Jefy- Os
vile, MddletOwn, Goshen, Chester, Rsuapo Station aud
Spring Valley. WAY TRAss Tor Port Jcrvis and ail the
lnerme1 ate stations, viii leave New Ork. by steamboat
Thomas Powell, from Duane pier At7t N snd = VI ,
aud viii leave Port Jervi- ats A NJ and = MIE
IsAiSs-A train leaves Ousvic m % 4 " suiYlug iu
New iOfk about III. The afternoon ullk s taken iY ne
train leaving Port Jery- at O'Clock 4 NJ and srrgIng
boz New-fOrk about midnight FRficHT -freIetf leaves
New-fOrk every night for all the regular stations tho
road. freight uain Viii leave OHegO every morning
O'Clock and another Will leave Port Jrryis, l. lssai
every morning ., O'Clock, with market freig ght Nr
gyj" JAMES kiRkWOOD. Superintendent
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TO PRINTERS.-Ae eomplese set Of Drytng Pciss
1 ~ s31e., Goss aYgrossd Ind nAds sy hOA 20 10
ss-s o. he Tribune O&es. nJs
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Ss. pleasantly situated .ilin nile of The sicauhoai
" landing. sf the 1ouusling town oi Flushing. L. L.
TIE hliiu-s consist ~ Gree cottage rree1-holse
ice carriage, WOOD and 0w-logses together win
bic and barn. which, together wh fh- fences. in
good order I1e place = perfectly heally and greatly
admired ty a who have seen 90. Two acres OF ground
accompany The samenure u required For farther par.
ten ars inquire ON fle premises. 0r hy mal. ot
IL a. MM D ILTL-> I-nIar I-.....- ....---. l.
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or Albany pIRE,r.-N

,.N SEvening Lne u o'c'ocs The Splendid
e-~r< <xs->-S7. steamer ri RFkA- Capt. Waterbury Wa
leave The foot ~ Bsrclay-sf TINS Afternoon MlF D. a.
orlock Psssage .. ctul-herfl I'D cents hf fu.r i1fs
Tue-days. Thursdays and Saturdays. fuf passage 20
freight apriy on board mll
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q FOR >tLE-A nice = story house snl base
~ ur-t -ltl Two st1ry tes-ruCm attached. .ei ir
VIII bncA piazza n fiout flte,i up r .. .,ye viii
marble man-es, sliding 1ours with plated f-ruture 2c
House u nearly new an n complete order sla-on The
moot desirable 20 any Green Point being Jay-sL .sf
% ror Fransnt Lot 3 By about ~ feet court yard l
iQli er nee garden l rear wax. and yard paved and
hagged u i be sold -ow Pr partclar-. inquire a. l-
burg les lwf
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q FOR SAN FRANCISCO, ton

-. Valparaiso and perhaps Pa1ama The neu
pncAet-shp MECHANICS OWS viii ssl or the
Dr. " Juy ,ne is an entirely ship Duy two week.
D.f 1u ~ an AssOcaton for the California trade f Is
L-tiufr D BE- presumed that lie y bulf o. secure
safety and convenience Aside from the Association she
vii iase f1 passengers between decks and lb r t cabin
lls ship has been hd Wirh0ut regard ~ expens aud
s e-hlO" EDGED by al 10 De- up"n0r ship tha
-ird rom tl- port Those wishing to Welt the God Re-
expected lJ De- an ea-y snd asi s4.er and viii 20 com
ia-ded bf captain of experience AMI claracer well
aeflalnt-d Win ile south American G0a--.h- ha- al
ready art o her cargo agaged Those intending % 20
90 taAarnla are invited t0 examine her. and ldge f1r
iArnsefrs Two pny-i-a1- aud surgeons Of experience
ID accom- any The expedition. For ffe ghf ~ passage
Apply ou board a. the loot Il Third-s East yer . ~
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-08

- FOR >ALE.-A superior new Ss,0rv snf at..e
Louse now rrsdy Tor paror. 10 fll-eutl-.t be-
tween lniO1-place ard Flftl-aseule. TIE house l.
- 1y III feet containing l addition tu Le rsrlcr ar-e
snd handsome cluilg-rooI and other modern improve
neris u : beautifully s.1-atet t1e rds, of erii
houses, vtt garden l 'front.' ard can BE- seen A. srg h1ur
by calling az the second house east 0t Fh-sverue For
terms. &C. apply 10 !. T. PEARSON.
ny-j imrod - Merchants kxc.an.e. Wal-st.
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ID, 4 T.. SMITHS

fn FASHIONABLE HAT~-Jgst trislei, ne
III most srlcl-id 4rtce ever offered elegant French
go lafs. a. ii- ioS price n ~, usually odd i1r s.
A 81. arlc.e a. = - 41c D. -s-leai ls-s al =
ia IN BROWN. o p Carsl--t-
fU SPRING FASHION 1919 SOW READY
.hll -slrpls.-1 - any nAr4itci4fc- in IS cg inf
elcgaIce. dur4blf-y Or ch-a lless a. -- one-r nee
store Us CauaI.ts livery arlc.r Raua1-od O. I'VE
.s...aet.gn fuls sta } ". hELLOGG.
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jobs PFAsF, (...,..
1.. I.-fm VALENTINE FtAGLoR. ''-'
ELNOR c. HAIsgY. E.-c

DUBLlC ADMINISTRATIONS OFF.CE. NJ Nassau sff--t
Nac- h~-0y - fts ss-s sni rett o A. of JOHN
TAYLOR scssr fe~s~ snt ~lu srEf 0 nave f-t
's.t hat .ha % th- ,Hfgsf- ~ The Cnuuts ri s-r fo
of -t- u siustaon upoa The --tas Of sst m.
-. isy o J4as i0 ocs of-noon DATED Nss foft
hay ~, so JAMES rHAfER, Puba ssmini,tr,toL
u n .4sas
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FOR SALE.

- .et. Conveniently arranged dwelling and vel
1llf ilrre--tury shop eltl blacksmith shop a. Join
tng. e. sIhly s.tlaiei n M0rrsfovn. y J. Toe ground
coFrs-s about ole scrr. -h frat shrlbbery &c.
To a. -nierprsng r-rracemaker favorable ui4calleus
VII be- o1rrec. Apply hv letter 1r OclsrVi -. 70
- y J. bREM>IEk / SONS. 81 Hrnalrrr y Y
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LEGAL NOTICES.

o.s - sl,7ss, ,o24 76. re cs - - 3. - !.
l L frfl- -.'lf-f % 81 p"
srtsr-. satl-E ~ Cf sfs i -
c-,t1tf ps~-s Asra s-f-t -ofs- ihst -. .
f7-q-s. aarI Nst- tsy. ~ s.fn "a " -
a-ft - j. osct of ttst -, sra "a oi - ie
su-fr- kzt t.r-V rses tssfs t1f o. sf- - --
--4e-
cf - stst- o ~ 1Hfs. t-re t-f-,i a. -
lf 11HTt-rls s.d "a fr
r-Hft-rsss- - irsf tsl -f l-s. '~t
T. p 30 - seor 10 49, ptfi ea 80 ~
- itsr slnf'
- pr.as -.-s 49, -sr--t LIS - - aya-.'
r-r A. OF l~sl te --c.-sf = a. .
v-p sr-rt-s R.sg Aatfof ei 80 Casa D-P'f'
1-rt e Ahsss
p-u,a-s 81 P'-n1H oe-r-i
af nna-y tat - - psf 20 - $50
sfirv~- ri 80 90 "a. - - f.
- rr-y r-ilr-i - Fst ~ the 80 tfy q
81 ri fr-sssref a - Nttt- = - -
$500; n Fl.s A.itsts- cn sly >s- Ton -
N-S Nuf. sat. esr<. Ahaaf -.
IT, 80 = r.a lusr'-f AZ - hsa
Ccresrs N-r fos or ne Me- fofs s,ir So
&c = : host-r- Qr-ier --.--
- ccr,---. cf - sart r--erT- - oefi D a.-
ta-r - 900 sfs a4't-'
GsoRSY " PATTERSON L-ut Governor.
CgRfSTnfsFk MORGAN. ss,' I'd >k,-
washington HUNT. Cratrclisf
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IpFORpFKoI +. Nlf,hIrs- Jr-ts- saps COAT >ata-
10 gwen rsrlsn o tl- prfs1- oi u@ satat~ 90
-rf- afft--r's -t sts. cnf-i t 80 ron - 81
t-.f-. .u-. taf - -fts'r JNfN
g. suHIuN r-sii-at s-t fr tsf t- ID
rsi Cf t 90. ur-ss h~ sr-rrtt tnfrgs a ~
farrr-rf flrorf - sfh1 ntls f No 1sf POD
f.n sf sly f-1f. fl- o. Hn -
-..t-rfs 90 h,u a
~ hsarlag hfn t- ffref oi
.1ol srp-r by sn f.tsn b - s1i sf i's'-i -
fat. lse -f Apr l,.4 D,Wirr RtNfONp
A. ftsfr Aunrn-s af AffslI.1s fr-f fHr
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- -. lyhh kLilAbt iHTpNs. 5ONgKyfLIy EAsTos
la =. -. = dENTRAL RAILROAD or

ksss ---s,.,-.,s NEW-JERsEY -sII MNFE AZ.
=. = RASOENESTs- sc Cofnmroc.o az AprIl
= ~ TIE extension " he Railroad from = to
"hr hn'r GO miles, II opened for uHyel f.iucing Tbs
hs between Ea-inn and the terminus Of ne Road ~ 5
mllt- fAs.tsCtS TRANS DP-Lrave ses-york ~
~ 30 ,sorih RIVER a. o'clock NJ and , 4 N
ieass ~" 1ors by SewJefsey Railroad foot OF Cot
,anl--i An. aud ? M PAssENGgE Ts.tNs DJSN-
."itr " hIte House a. 81 O'Clock 81 and f0u VI !,
4,yflh bf4ncl at SON a. NJ and >n1 = " Somerll-
!. - (, ''n An and Gn. j 81; Bound Brook al IA
- ~ a..l II fas Plalred an . xsn ". and Z srp
= y "esiheld a. - AN and PM EhzabeihtOWn al
a al 400 y = N The frei ght train with passenger
az ~ at.ac.r!l VII leave White House at3i a 81 Somef.
silLs y All Pialnfeld y A " and T. kabelhpor. "
SSy-anisDlis a. y AN. RETUESfsG-eMiu leave New
aVAf by sJeemb0si, Pier No North River, al PM
rssseng.rs for Easton Wikesbsrre, Allentown. Msach
SnshA' Ps and for bennington, Clinton. Jscksonyile sc
~ VII take the O'clock A NJ train from New York asf
n. -zsrz=z-gy- RANAPO AND PATTERSON
&<ss:>ssA-~>x..<sAkD PATERSON AND HUDSON
= RIVER RAILROADS. On and AFTER
Monday, June 4, the trains Will leave fooYs Suaert,
Depot O'Clock AN, sh bjm A 81 ard r M or ON he
arrival u tls Ere trains, which leave Port J.rys Al
O'Clock An and Y n. Leave New York. 7 oicloek
AN lfl A NJ and a PM
PATERSON IkAlNs-Leaye Pafer.on. o1cIoea
AN, ~ AN and NJ. Leave Sew.Yor.. 9o'eIocs
AN, ~ NJ and Pm
Os - stSDAfs-Leaye Paterson. so'eloek An sus
~ brtss Ne"-f0fk o'clock A VI aud 6PM
Inc hsn- on the kanapo road vii stop al u. Mafkst
81 Depot al Paterson 'P ~ VIZ ''''
as ans winch leave New York al O'Clock ADd
!" ~ VII Dc IN uine 10 meet the Erie trains morpi1x
--- NJ, so,nz W eel. Al sunerns Depoi isfa
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-r-ss STATEN ISLAND FtRRh.-rhe
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Mrssrs. SsNDs-Glutrurus My htilc daughter when
year old attached with scru1u. hunor Uu her
fscr, which -irr eadrd into Der ry, causing a.
must total blindness n o-c o ihrp aud dstgurng her
whole face employed two culs o attend her Va DO
exhausted their utmost sk tu 1--WE Ler rrcf. bui 20 a
proved u-c.rs. ami tuulg of them remarked tO
Iltf bee had known OF some stuAuE effected D.
>ands- ~4f-ap parlla, ad advised ut Co iry b. obtained
bottle. wlch size commenced using. alI before
used AZ DO bad cfcc,cd entire It is over
fUar years r cured. aud there la- been
Appearance Oi fe lsca.t and satisfied a4f DO l.
perfect cure lt-lfes great pleasure fo add ha can
recommend % ,o cycrv s-tcrerfun any ulllr compliant
Respectfully yours. GEORGE ROBINSON
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SANDS. Dn-ri--s aud Chemists, lr1 Floq-.t corner of
N all, NrU-l orb Sod a.-p hy DrgEri.fs generally
rougloui iac tuaod >isies sld Condas Pace = rer
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-02-08

Died,
On February 7th, JANE ANvn, only daughter OF
Thomas and Jane Stephen, aged Smonths and % days
The friends and acqusintsnces Of the family are re-
'psctfuy invited to attend her funeral this rhursday
aftern DON, att O'Clock, at 1858 West 10th street.
On Wednesday morning after a lingering illness,
NICHOLAS FIrzPATRrcK, in the 25th year Of his age
joseph te to
f. neral this afternoon ssh o'clock from his late resi-
dence, 2iS Spring street.
It'll ELIZABETH CRANE, wife Of Morris K Crane, aged
20 years.
The friends and those Of tho family are respectfully
invited to attend her funeral Friday morning Feb
9th, ct 10 O'Clock, At the Baptist Church, Hoboken
when her remains will be taken to Newark, N j., for
interment.
The remains of the late MIR. PArRIox RArrEarr, who
died at Charleston, C on Friday, the I'd inst, will
No. "a W,let street. to st. Marys Church. corner Of
Grand and Ridge Streets whereldvine will take
place The remains will then be taken to st. Patrcks
Cemetery LIST and 18th street. inter-
nent The friends and acquaintance are respectfully
invited to attend.
At Pittsburgh, Pa, on the 9th ult., Capt w. d.
McKIssccK, u. s. A. aged IS years Of Inflammation of
the BRAIN while on his way to Fort independence.
His remains yesterday taken to New Bruins wick
N j., for ipterment. CAPT NICK. served through the
late war with Mexico.
At Turin on the asth December last after an illness
OF eight months, Mrs. RosELLA NILES, wife of the
Hon. Nathaniel Miles, Charge DAfaires of tho nitod
States to Sardinia. Mrs Niles descended from one
the South Of France. Her moro immsdiate ANCESTORS
had taken up their reside the West Indies from
whence they ned TO the U nted States on the occur
renee Of the revolution in st Domingo She was born
in Wilmington, Delaware, from whence her father
Mr.. De Milhsu, soon after removed TO Baltimore.
Part Of his family went to France many years ago,
where che married the late Professor Sue father Of
Eugene Sue She was married to MIR. Niles in July,
1881 Mrs Niles was universally admired for the ex-
quste refinement and decacy Of her character orna-
ented by every female Christian virtue. Grsasfa in
person. in mind, and in manners with sweetness
Of and goodness Of heart her impaired
charm to every circle In which she moved Wherever
she went she cono.ted for her herself and her family
the warmest esteem and aectionate interest Of
all who had the happiness to make her
She leaves disconeclste husband her twin dsughte
and two sons to mourn her rreparabe and premature
less together with extensive circle Of admrng and
devoted friends, on both sides Of the Atlantic.
At New Orleans so ult., Of bilious fever, Mr. FaRpI-
NASp CARSON, n native of New York, aged ~ years.
At Washington City 4h inst In the sad year OF her
age, CoRNELIA n wife Of Commander John p Young,
United States nsvy.
At Butternuts Otsego county, on Friday last JOHN
Cox Nom Etq son Of the late Gen Lewis Norris
and uncle Of Mrs. Hamilton Fish and Mrs John A
Collier.