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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-16

S,UFFRIOR CoURT-BARTHoLONEw o'CoHNOR against
EJACOB VANDERP0oL and ohsrsIn Pursnsnce Of oeces
Superior Oe ofNew Ok viii for sale
the 9Th day ofJuGe Oi IL o'clock NJ at the Merchants tchsnfe,
the Of New 3D. Ah Z ose two CERTAIN lots Of grvund stu e
and being Fourth Ward OF the o New fok the
orthery side Of Cherry street. Known BY the numbers twenty
glt and thirty, bounded and containing as follows:
To wit Beginning point the norhsry SIDE OF Cherry street
tie southwest Of the and thosce norhefU
along land late Of the heirs OF MARY Rcker deceased to
hundred and inch thence esef along land aJ
bert Jackson. deceased, and formerly occupied a.
puh school uces Norher eighteen feet FIVE inches
esse twenty three fee, inches 70 land nov OF e
Of DAVID Randall thence soD y along SAID last mentioned and
STRAIGHT s hundred ard thirty feet three nches to tie
i0rlery side Cherry, and thence westerly along Cherry STREET.
inches the place Of beginning by retr
euce surrey made by Thomas Lndun Cy surveyor
Thousand st hundred and thirty and
he Register Of the ani county OF New
York will more fully appear New orb, May II, 1917
/ McCAIInr. Attorney. ihOhAS CAi'NLhi' 'hs'"'
fnvlg gavSwn&Ih
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-16

t1ibliC ADMINISTRATORS OFFICF 80 : V,.,,, -f,e.s =
ng,., up ven 70 IA rsis-- sua nsrt on N AMELIA
hthiiNu o. N ~ 81 NeT OH, widow das-a.~ al ~ho . \,
lss-q % ass - I. ,e. t sist 'nissat- ia ,hs
hNes 81 ie fniac Afl fsfcr m BE- 81 a. n.r.s -
by r. sccoroaz 20 ~, ul--. = r - =, 800
etoeucroT aan8-tf.tar Vi hr dscc1sed by H. l g. -,
nett nttea Ne" ioA'N ''ls~0 JAMES 3 THAIFR
myq iawfw Puhiir at..t-'...
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-16
5000 TUNS RAILROAD IRON.
THE OHIO AND pENNSYLt ANA RAIL

ROAD COMPANY Wish 10 contract for eight th1lslnd
OF railroad iron for ihe dgsn Of tsif oad,
extending wesward from Pittsburgh. Three ih0rrznd
be delivered de Ollie River a. Pittsburgh cad Beaver,
before the Gloss Of canal navigation III present year
1885, and the remainder IN the Spring Of yesr Tho
rails ara 20 be Of the pattern in lecgi Of q feet ADD
70 weigh 90 pounds per lueEl yard They % be
rleci 10 TIE Inspection q Solomon " hoysf.s Lhef
ErFneer For further particulars address me Pres.dsa u
he Company al Pittsburgh, 10 whom aid 10 NGsi1w,
Lsnier Co % Nalst Newly Ork TT1p1sa'snag be e..
dretssd for fuufhn the SANE BY order OF the Board "
nlLecinrI La.l lml VIZ. hOAlNEO... ] 2. PIs.iaaai.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-16

WAsHlNGTeN ADTlI =, To.
LADiES; The letter which you have addressed
to me has been received with emotions which
should in vain attempt 10 delcsibe. I know, in
deed. that the praise it expresses derives its
warmth from the partslity Of personal friendship.
But il is not the less welcome On that account 1t
fars.iAh0s ct least some evidence that | AMI not
deemed at home unfGitlllul to the principles and
sentiments came here 10 docnd. Nor am | sur.
Insed that such an expression comes from the
women OF Syracuse, women OF Central New.Yora
know full we'll
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-16
"Thai lflhs natural pis,las


Ad "a their kndFed breGss lib virtues sreiest kew
And why should not woman speak to this high
sgumentl Not only do they participate in all
ofweal or woe that befals our county. but slave.
", like every other political error, visits woman
with its seyerest affection and its most debasing
oorpptons What IS Slavery bat traffic in hu
nan bodies at the COS. Of human souls, with all
heir Inherent virtues al their holy hopes and all
ieeir irextinguishabe affections | give you my
,Incere thanks. therefore. for your determination
bexert the influence yoa 50 justly command. in
lasos OF the limitation Of Slavery, now, and of
mexnguishment as speedily rs possible Sach
10 influence is to such G cause cas- a golden
esahce to bright wine. and Will command it to
~ VITO love mercy, honor Justice and revere
uuIa Accept assurances Of my most grateful
.esPec' and ierent wishes for yo0r prosperity and
uspp'nesn with which remain
toar humble servant Wn N SEWARD
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-16

H-S1D FOR SALE-Tie steamboat NIAGARA,
ase4f-s lying a the foot Of Frenkin-s North
s.A 49, River-Lengh go feet, % feet inches
beam TO0 tuns burden.
The NiHeEIa is In complete order, ready TO start at
DAVIS notice She has new boilers that have been IN bug
a sw months OF extra size and workmanship giving
annie supply Of feam without tbs Of blowers. H9f
sreed Is now greater than when running on the Horh
River. $500
Estimates can he et Office OF the cost OF flung
her up as night boat with ststerooms berhs, &c. Hsr
inventory complete IN every respect For terms &c an
ply 10 4. & 6 l. SCHUYLER, Hanoverst New YORK.
II The Philadelphia North American, Boston Auss AID
Baltimore Patriot please copy. aHu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-16
= FOK sALR-ELMIRA MILE, Az ELMIRA,

- FOR sALR-ELMIRA MILLS AT ELMIRA,
NJ Y.-This valuable property, situated on the Che
mung River, In one OF the most pleasant towns In
Western EewYork on TIE line OF the Newyort and Ehe
Railroad where 1t II inerseced by branch connecting
with the Albany and Buffalo Road offered a. very low
leaving Elmrs II yielded for several years net profit
equal 10 Is per cent the cost Terms Onethrd cash
DOWN balance IL sig yearly nsalmenu For particulars
apply to NATHANIEL w. GOULD, Elmra, 70 the
proprietor, In Mootresl, Canada East.
SfSms IRA GOULD.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-16

uANGIkGs-Pspss.t 1900 po0nds, from lotoss inches
III Ia ssrsnt aasidax and eoioTL Tor sllo aafsc
sras pTcos. 9kUNY pE2RICkSQ,t 10 soaA-zl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-16
TRAVELLING.

r.. NEW AKEANGEuBNr.-sl e. ass,s
1XCFfe sOUTHFRNfR. for Cha.eslon y =, eons <r
.sszss' qaenec Of the Withdrawal OF ne o.. .hovs
from this lire the regular dsls OF oeps''"'0 ~ 80
ysrssl v M Lcrcs be a. fOllcws; ~ A. Va
-.t reD ~, stspM Tuesday MAY ~
s1ur,os' ,t..yys s,eAM Fridsy, Msy ~.
y o'ss., N.Y. ,iiPMl mOrdsy, May "a.
c,.I.. fn,s s,sPN Thurisy, Jcne6
T..',iIs I'm. ~ stsPM Monday, June H.
= 49,, i,Jns 81 .tapM wednssdsy, June ~
NOrdsy July !, asP.M. s4'arssy, Sey'
All bills o!lsSing signed ~ he eierk on ooafo.
0rffeght or pssssge apply 70 90. 49,.
at SPOFFORn, TfLESTON Gu vs. svn'n0
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-16

Sta. UNITED STATES MAIL LIN
&HEIL FROM CHARLESTON TO HAVANA, "
s--~>~-~ SAVANNAH AID KEY WEsr-Tsss psr
did steamship ISABEL ti0o tgns banfenl eommsnooo ~
Cspt William Rollins viii commence her regular tips -
rortay Oct l. and sal regularly iIom asfesion v
for HAvspa he isi ard l5A OF esch month ana RON NJ
vars 10 Charleston on Tie 8th sad I'd. a..
yforr Charleston and Sayarnsh 10 Hsvsns ...'...'vso
yroIn ChsTestou and seysnnah to keY Hest......'. ~
Tcr farther particulars apply % - -.
sPOFFORD, TILNsToN co a. sSstn,r
Ia Charleston, 10 NJ o. hOhOESh-
Egents IN Hanna DRAKE BROTHERS CO
Pssssngers leaving Hsysra By this ship can reach bsu
more by The land he 6nh dsy, or by meeting We
steamers fortteFrer or scnhefner, reach NEWTON.
ssne tine W
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pI.No.EoYTE5 ROR sALK.-

-PIAN0-FORTE5 FOR sALh.-
FSES ~, Persons about purchasing PIE 1os WI hno
M N ne N their advantage 10 cal a. t,S,t,hit
y u Il W COMPANY'S Manufsctory, 10 llt1hsl;
ess. ride Of Broadway they have large essof.m9sO
Rosewood PanOg colslanily hand every lnsI9msnt
Nerrasted for two year, Co have the naInes Of more
5sn I0O psrsOns tney Wi re.er who have plrchas5t
Psnos OF them all Of which have given universe sat'c-
~ nIn.n ma, Be Withheld mil until such toUbtE are re-
ri.ro.,,Ie1 nIu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-16
all atawtMls (Copy) r. s. LAT Csrk.
PRuYE a. MARTIN Attorneys, No s. state Albany.


SUPkEME COuRT.-wLhsm w PED against h1ltsh Grssop
Sand W. Beuedn OF decree OF the supres
Cour, FORK will to sale the 10Th dV
May at u O'Clock NJ al tie herchsats Exchange the CITY
OF ali that certain piece parcel Of nd containing two
let's and triangular piece situate s and beng on te
OF C e Skinner street, m the Fourth
ard City boz nded follows, 70 wit south
easery tby Cliff Aforesaid north westerly the
belonging Margaret Anthony north easiery se party
by land belonging Nicholas Anthony JUNIOR and partly BY the
Buyn Ground and south easry the ouer eide ~
the hous. OF Daniel Bonne beginning at the
range the boundary Lac OF the Lutheran Bu Gro1n
running thence south westerly along the NORTH western ans
Of CEa late simmer see Aforesaid art seven iae e; inches 70
10. Of lad lste the 1 DANIEL Bonne
westerly along the sad house and land late Of
said D4Ie BoHne twenty feet inch 70 the rear OF the
house, westerly along the and late OF the SID
Dn 81 Bonne -Iy two feet ten inches 10 the land The sud H
care. Anthony north eas,er along the land Of the SAID Mar
Anthony thyfosr feet tie land Of the said hcho Aa
thence along the land Of the sad
Nicholas AID the sd Lutheran Buying Ground
hundred eight ache- 20 the place begnngj together
singular ten-nen's herednests and aPpurenas
efeuHto Belonging azywe appertanng ork Us,
1870 THOMAS CARNLEf rsherh
c. y.vsIs1voonp, A.ionsy. al9 2taw3w
sale postponed III FRIDAY, My - 81 the
tine ard place-9ay TO- 1870 THOMAS CAlisLEf, Shen-
myl3 .awimy23M&Ib
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-16
RARE CHANCE
PIRI.lG iN(s-IIOtISE FOR SALE

IA. at Rye near namaroneck, on the postrosd, in full
- view OF the Sound quarter Of a mile from New.
Haven Railroad Depot nearly new, contains p rooms and
all the necessary outbudrgs pleasant for bosrdcrs, and
can always be filed will be sold low. Most Of purchase
money can remain Irquire the premises, or OF s..
LYON, CT Liberty G. HOPKINS, 3 Beekman-st. New
Xork mil diss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-16

e. FOR sALE-Cheep for Cash-The substantial
O. and fasi-eaing yacht VIPER, (s.oop nRsedl u TINS
rustonh9use measurement built Ia 1913 In the best
,rl mott ,ubstdel msrner balas.ed with iron castings
tss good suit of ssils, tickle &c. Apply H. TAFF,
Fpar ie!c FOO. TLrd-sL l. L. where Tue vessel Is 10 DO
zen myf 2g*
r. FOR IIVRRPOOE.-The packetship OAR
60, RICK Capt Richard Adams, will nave imalediss
diGpaic Tor the above port For fseirh passage,
having splendid accommodations, Apply on bJari. ct tbs
10. Of Wallis or TO sPOEFoBD, TILESToN co.
myl II l3 Sjuhst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-16
- eTKAMROAT ZOE CmARTRR

gE-lN--The BUFFALO can be chartered by tho
k---LT-- s-ldsv or week Said boat Is In good order
AND can BIO started hours notice She has excellent
Recommendations FOR passcnger aud IL aso wei shaped
for towing SHIPPING Apply on board Al JefssYCiY
IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-16

Ae TO BIZ RE-LET-Psr ofthe genleel three-siory
"a; brck house 1873 Thirdav consisting OF front and back
- psrlor and bedroom % floor, and bedroom on 81
,oor Apply as above doors above Sevenleen!h-sL
MD lwt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-16
~ COUNTRY REsIDENCEs.-F

IL sixty OF land, mile sOnh Of Hastings and
three miles north Of Yonkers, lying west Of the North
River Road and fronting the Road and HIdson River;
laid out In building sites Of from three % twelve the
sies for building unequsled the ludsJn River,
having most commanding view Of the Hudson and the
Fesl River Sound Staten Island, &c. &c. Maps, &c can
be had OF THEODORE MARITIME, Twenty ghths st.
betw cen Eighth and Ninth a. I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-16

aIKs, O;NEARA's PATENT ABDO1i-
: !. I: GO.
HTS NAL SUPPORTERS, nr the cure % " "a
" uess. orTupturc, oauuot be surpassed I-ey
rT ere free from stcgi brass spunE. a. " .h-
E DOT back. pads All leii.rs, (pO.iP 49, promptly
~>--5--, G.;ened TO- li3 CGEsl-st
IA nvi lmF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-16

IN PURSUANCE Of order OF the Surrogate Of tie Comfy Of
New h. hereby grrn o. az prrcn- having claims
n-an JACOB A. JONES late Of the City Of New York d~c- f,
e. pre--t vouchers thereof % The subscriber al m
r-eue No. q Past Thirteenth street The City Of New iork on
ty 81 June retIf-d New YORK tie
TIVE - December, GARDNER :. CHAPLIN,
Dis laW6ma Ainnstrator
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-16

r. HORSE FOR sALE-An elegant Horse,
sl@sstai le Tor he OF family or Physieian, per-
ESZAfscfly kind IN harress or under ne sadie May
be ssfey ef 70 stscd without tei,g for whole day Msy
he seen a. Mai Eeyils stable at the Wh1smburgh Ferry,
south -ssyeuflsL Mili6msblrgh. uyl5 W.
n WHITES INFALLIBLBO OINTMENT.
1SN-Tlis article can now be had al the Shakers De-
GS<Apot I07 John-sL Try Il. Puce . cents
nyli lw' WARNER.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-16

- TO LET-Two genteol three-story hoSses contain
81 ing all the modern improvements In Hudson-p ace,
- (Thirty fourthst between Ninth and Tenth avenues
Rent $50 Apply to J. w. LATSON l79 Broadway, or
morning and evening upon the premises my 3awu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-16
Il OKNAnKNTAL Y1I.IAATCL

81 HOUSE TO LET.-A fine ihreesiory ho9s,
NJ IS Broadway, three doors above spnngst idrnl-hea
A I'm The most mod style. The furniture will be sod
or let with the premises For particulars Inquire 81 the
house OF g. ID. HALL Co cor. OF Cedar and Pearl
e.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-16

IEGEORN hat IdAEUFACToRY.
j. WILSON'S Leghoru Hat Msnufac.ofy Elgath-
EsraveLue. fnh house above Twenty -siAiA-et ~esg
E8g ida Persons having Legh0-n honne.s 90 afts can
vi have them altered into iasl0ns1e sAsps, "i1nost
80 srresrsucs OF piecng al Ills esGb shnen- myd I'M
eTl FASHIONABLE HiTs.-Jusi finished las
Nil sad.d Ertcle offered elegant ferch SIX
e IIafs a re low price Of - usla-y sod AZ 81 Aso
AZ .rtiee A. s. o.. Neat Hsg a. t. BEOHN
80 ira I5s Canal-st Ons door rom SllivIn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-16
e.: r,s.ra.s.szssr1sUMnlER ARRANGEMENT.

rr cz5r7zzr.x-C A1IDEN AND AMB0Y RAIL,
kf&t eSE5sS<{s;S ROAD LINE for Phsdelphin
ssaH O'Clock, AM. and n O'clock ~; y
steamboat JOHN POTTER, daily, Sundays sxe csp "a:
frou pier No North River. Ssre: Bkss eiss % e
Second eisss cars, 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-16

PURSUANCE order tie County Of
New York h-rr'y gwen 20 al -rsu, having claims
REYNOLDS, Of the City York,
present with vouchers thereof 10 the subscriber at the
Office Of Washon WhtnrT, No IN Beeknin STREET tie CITY
OF before econt day September n@ttDtied
Nex-Yors. ths s1tL day OF February, lea
I siuf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-16

E15 AT PRIVATE SALE-The house s1d lot
E. known as ji5 AuHutcst Brooklyn, the LOT being In
sire - feet front and 10y 00 feet In depth
less the house % feet front 81 feet n depth finished OF
below a store with ha feet wide the building Is
stories high filed Ia with brick and substantially bli.
water for drinking, washing and cooking tho prsniscS
fruit trees In the ytrd such as cherry pear snd ounce
part o. purchase money remain on bond and mo +
cBge. For further particulars, srplyti
mylllw A ]. BLEECkEk. Aucl0noer, Broad-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-18
Labor and the Poor in England ...'
THE LONDON sEANsrREssEs.

Taking the Government Report on the Population
Of Great Britain as furnishing the nearest approx
nation 10 the number OF seamstresses in London, we
Find that there are, all trades taken together, 1864
of whom 2s,577 are under 20 years Of age. or
this number 2,055 are in business for themselves ;
leaving as operatives 1899. Mr.. Mayhem esti-
mates that among these $4,000 are engaged in
sIop work, making for the great ready made cloth
ing and furnishing establishments, vests shirts,
pantaloons &c: all bat about thousand Of them
he sets down as being under 20 years Of age
A fair average Of the wages received by these
girls, he says is difficult if not Impossible 10 arrive
at ss hardly any Of them keep accounts, and those
who do, fail to preserve them FOR any length Of time.
ever, finally succeeded in obtaining az account o
the earnings Of two women who had worked to-
gether during four years. He says OF them:
THE very fact Of keeping s1ch an account
shows a habit Of prudence which stamps the ndi-
ydaal as being far above the ordinary run Of nee
dewomen; and moreover they were generally EN-
ployed ut a class Of work idrawn-bosnet makingl
which is much better paid than either the trowses
or shirt work indeed, IL was possible for each Of
them, by sitting up ds many as three ni2hks ~ me
reek, 10 earn los. 81 sol by such means and II
~as ony when this befter-ciIss vork was not 70 be
obtained that they resorted ~ 'trowsers WORK as
a means Of living. Hence it win be seen that The
result Of the suboIned statement low as Il is Eust
still be above the income Of the ordinary needle
women. 1t is necessary should add that the
parties furnishing the account are most Industrious
and sober persons-ro,hingJr eqneaty iAe'Tf@e@ty
hours day il the Sunmef-oiEen situng mp al
night engaged at work and Here "oen they can
obtain employment. talor7Hg le" than eighteen
i0urs day.'
Mr. Mayhem gives table OF the earnings Of
each Of these unfortunates, whose tod 10 slavery
even the worst, ever eqused in merciless severity
and continues
Prom the above .ables il will be seen that alter
| paying their rent, al these two workwomen bad
ie 70 purchase iood and clothing, was, throughout
the year 1876, tour pence, fa,tAiAg about eight
| cents each per day throughout the year isi7,
/ hre5 eHce AdlfPenny seven cents. throughout the
year isi5, fro peAce kaifpeHny. live cents ana
throughout the present year, 1912 thco pene', hat'
peahy, also To get this amount each, u should be
remembered that Aat they had 10 work t'o"' eish-
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MEDICINES.
GREAT COUGH REMEDY.
AYERS CHERRY Pee TORI AL.
For the cure Of
COLlMs. COLnS. HNARs ENEss.


BRONCHITIS, WHOOPISG COUCH. CROL ?.
ASTHMA and CONSUMPTION
FEVHE UNIFORM SUCCESS which has attended Oh e
use of Ills prerarsu0u. u. fal1nry ELECT is pow
relieve and affections OF the unPs have gained for u
Il celebrity equA.ed hy other medicine We oder a. Co
the ali cied with eniife confidence n It's virtues AMI the
fu he thai will suhdue and remove The ssyeres, al
powerful remedial agent 1 The most desperate Hld Amos.
hopeless cases Of cousumpcn j, d, Also, IN diminished
does one ofihe mles. snd agreeable family medi-
cnt FOR common cough ana cods Read below the opn-
ion Of men who kcown 10 Tie world. AID the world
respectiheir opinions.
From Professor H.chcock.
JAMES ATER-Slr: rave Used yOur Clsrry Pee To-
raj in nv own csse Cf dsep-seaoi Bronchitis, and sm
satisfied from - chemical constitution that u j. admit
rahe compound for the relief of larynga and bronchial
difficulties lfmy opinion as 20 IL superior character can
be Of any service you 40 liberty TO use u a. you think
proper. EDWARD HITCHCOCK LII u.
President Of Amherst College
From Benz Sliman, VI. D. IL d. etc.
Professor ~ Chemistry, Mneraogv, SC Yale College,
Member ofihe Lit ll-t. Ned. Phi and Sc!entlac soce
ties Of America sod Europe
deem the Cherry Pectora' admirable composition
from some OF he best articles IN The M4teua Medca, and
very effective remedy or hs class Of Dis 10 Is intend
ed 10
Nsw-Hayen. Conn Nov. l. 1919
Prof Cleveland, q Bowdoin College. Me
Writes witnessed the effects Of your Cherry Pee
,ora in my family snd that % my friends and gyes
me satisfaction 10 IN ~ favor that medicine nave
known has proved emnenuy successful In curing
diseases.
sold by RUsHTON CLARK L co 10 and 272 Broad
vsy; y. SMITH, Brooklyn; J. d. NOVEL;. Williams
burgh. and BY druggist generally. ala 6wTnTh&Sa
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FOR CALIFORNIA.
-. ruRnrGH LINE FOR CALIFOR.

%Sse THROUGH LINE FOR CALIfOh-
&tRrN MA via Casgres IN hrst cizss saling
Tr-monthy Di.pa,ch Line packet 'or Ihuf'-
dsy, April Is. ,...s,., .,d very
The splendid cOppered and eonler-ias.ene., 81
a., ..iling packet bsrk ACOOCHEE, Capt MeClniocs
Ill positively sail above on her regular DAY; reIsOns
about TO engage passage for Chsgres are inVtsu -
Inc this vessel before determining 10 90 oihersr IN
connection with this line sailing vessels o. 1h- n'.
will be despatched from Panama % san rfahcl,co, 80
fhroggh tickets can be secured by applying a. M once
The Advantage o. arriving al Chsgres Win hnsa DoiH
her OF passengers are vel undersigned =, -.
c,sco-chhin $50 second cabin Sl5Q FROM N-~ 20
10 Ch.Ee.-csbin s5o second cabin $50 For ifeighi OF
psss'es 'ff'' y" RUSSELL NORTON,
Ofce Chsgre. Sailing Packets. u % slp.
B-Ths The only Inc that has dispe.clsn - = .
ION o, sailing vessels for Chsgres. al % va ca ar az
al n.y. new vessels ard commanded oy -
Thu. vessel b-irg much larger hsn any saIns ses-e
for Chsgres vii be much more comiorIaoie 70 'hc-~
are unused 10 u voy age ihan any o'n-' SIC 'ai -
eNrerle cd physicisr. .,t.-t.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-18
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Posr pFFi.r DErARsNfNT. .
WssafNL~..S AnrHI De- 1874

Fosr NFFflH DErARsNf NJ.
W,sHiNsrrN Apul d. 1873,
Beng this day notified by the Secretary 40 the
Navy ;hRt the steamship Atlantic has been Inspect
ed aud accepted by him into the service OF The
Government under a c1u,rac. ~ ale on tbs ~ No
Vcmoer ISL, 'or the transportation o. the United
states Maj between New Ycrk ani Liverpool, 20
toe Is hereby given that the nited States Mail
Line oi steam pacNcis called Co.liuss Line, vii
90 into operation on Saturday. the 2sh April irss
Ga THAI day. az L. oc.ock, noon. SAID steamship
the Atlantic, viii leave New York f,r Liverpool
acd convey the mails between the United States
and Great Britain. under the Postal Treaty entered
into between the Two countries PostmNs,ers wall
duly make up and forward sr dispatch bv said
steamship at the time AFORESAID, all mails Tor
Great Brta.a AID countries beyond, that are -.
ciyed for thar purpose
j COLLAMER Postmaster Grcsraf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-18
DARTICrLAR NOTICE . AZ whoa q az eo1.

c-rn that challenge i hereby gwen, 10 consequence
OF what BEEN .aG regard DO ~ g'es, number Of
croakrr. much injury Of reputation rnechsr
IT. Lat = a.. cgor 500 -15 ihA! can ifDa
pets an Rationale coach. R1cka~sy, slG gni ~agor
s we'll and IN ess tine, than The bret ami fasiet ~ ofk
aan SeWIors, TO BE- decided BY ihnee 0rs coach
nasers u TIE City Cf JCnn Ss-nsrOu John C..
Parker aud joseph Goodwin insy c.ooss spy her
three " CON they Can prove better qualified 10 Jgcgs II
above STAKE IL lot efficient ndLcemelt for item ~
Test Of heir quAcaiCus tof which they - Ecn
Doas IN mperton with nine they can be acconaoc si-d
with wtai viii II this cha engeis not accepted, sns ~
a. oree forever decided hal hey Lave
gh appreciation OF what can do 20 mtse pbOc
comparison O heir work with moe bn unnsnY srd cow
srds Ike iy skuk og ether and heir a.
cussons ard snzib-mas against one who has made 10 an
arros ant pretersions nor dose hen wIVnE .-
YpFksiue, April IL, 1850. lals p VIM hENAl-