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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-06
L. REGULAR NAH LINE BE.

d hEGlLAh NAIL LINE Il
sA1fkast<fyy1 TWEEN BOSTON AND NEW.YORK,
zs1<s1HA~Syis stonington and Proytdenee-InIsal
route without ferry change Of cars baggage!-Yhs
steamers C. WANDER BILT, Captain Joel Stone, an<
COMMODORE, Capt William II. freIee, In connecdoe
with the siouing0n and Providence and Boston and Prov
dence Railroads, leaving New-Yors daily, tsusdsys
esptsd) from Pier Norh River hrei wharf above Ba
ieTy Plsce a. O'Clock, r. n and stouingson a. o.
clock P N upon The arrival Of the mai trsin from
Boston These steamers built expressly for the roula
and are every respect particularly adapted to the psvgs
don OF LOnglslsnd Sound The accommodations for pes
songers commodious and CONFERENCE.-The officers
psbs and experienced The route being the shortest and
enabled 70 Ernys IN ample time for the morning lines Of
steamboats, ard railroads running to ysIlous points mon
Yaesday Thursday aud saturday Leave soning ton Mon
day Wednesday and Friday The COMMODORE viii
leave New YORK Monday Wednesday and Friday. Leave
s.onin gton esdsy Thursday ard Saturday, NJ B.-Pss
sengers the arrival Of The steamers 81 storgton, pro-
eesd Immediately 10 tho splendid railroad to Prov
donce and BOston. baggagemasier accompanies eas
train and from Boston. FOR passage berths ssieroom
or freight applications may erede 10 the ageun u
wharf. snd a. the Once, IL Bsaeryplacs -
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FARMN FOK SALE.

A. DESIRABLE BUILDING SITE AND
StSFARM ON LONG ISLAND, consisting OF 20 acres,
aiusied IN one Of the hes,hiest parts Of the Island,
on TIE Hemp stead pike about one mile from The railroad
DEPOT Bushvlle, Is miles from the city adjoining the
rtsdstce OF the Hon w II. Brown, the splendid
Mansion Of r. Nance. Esq. and nearly opposite Oaasnd
Cottage now owned by w Kellogg, ESQ. About one
halls fine wood, OF al descriptions aud can easily be
hd in romantic drives and walks, the other half In
Tsss, 10 fine order and under nearly new fence. The
view rum the front has pafk-ke appearance, and pre-
ptu of The finest buildug sites for gentemans res
ktuee found 10 the country. Sufficient timber can
be sken from the woods for all the necessary buildings
Price s. COO Twc-thifds remain on bond and mort
gaze 10 any one building Inquire Of JOHN HAROLD,
bemps,esd; or 10 W j. KELLOGG, near the premises;
Or 10 VIM @. MOTT, 81 Warren, Moran & Co.'S 81
Beaver ct Y. te& 6eodE
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-. % AND E$SEA hAfL-
e. sifsss,Ss; ;Ssiiis- ROAD.-PAsSEN TRAINS
- P-Lesve New YORK foot Of Cort-
lands: AN. and A NJ leave Newark 81 A. NJ. and 81
PM
PAssESsER TRAINS Dows-Leaye Dover els AM and
las NJ; MorrisIown, 80 A. N. ard rs p ~ Madi,
sPn - wiyiii s 80 sr Su NJ o1angs 59
FREieHT TRAIS.-Lesve Dover A. Nj leave New.
ORANGE HoRsR CAR.-Leave Orange A NJ. and $50
p. NJ leave New-York II 80 A. ~ and SIS p NJ.
Passengers by these trains received and delivered
each way North and South Orange, miyile, summit
Chatham, Madison hon1sIown, Morris Plains, Denyille,
RockAwsy and Dover
Al Dover stages connecting with the A. NJ passenger
train leave for Suckasunny stsnhope, Newton, Jackets
town and Hope Daily Milford and owego on Mondays
Wednesdays and Fridays, and for Sparta, Johnsonburg
BairEowu, Columbia, Delaware Water Gap, 5IOngs-
burgh, continuing To the Lackswsnns Works passing
through Bsronvile Stsnbope, pa Smiths Tavern, Nea
glesviile Cnnon Dunmore, Hyde Park Providence
Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays and returning meet
the NJ trains for New York
Al Denvie stages leave Tor Pswervile and Boonon on
the .rrvs OF The NJ and N trains from and meet Tho
Al MOrrstown stages leave the arrival Of the A. NJ
passenger trains for Meudhsm Chester SchoOleys Noun
tain Washington Bevidere and Esston, daily and meet
Also for Bssking Ridge the arrival OF the p ~ rsin
returning next morning. connecting with the A. NJ train for
New-YOrk.
EXTRA TRAIN FOR SCHOOLEYS MOUNTAIN
In addition 10 the above trains, extra express train
viii commence running on July 9Th next and continue
Leave New.York from the foot Of CorlandsL al 10 AM
leave Newark the arrival Of the A. train from Phs.
deiphs proceeding directly to MorrslOwu and Dover,
where Carriages viii be 10 esdiuess 10 convey
10 Schooey's Mountain, arriving in time for dinner.
This train in going up will receive and deliver passea-
gers only the following stations Orange Milvile, sum
NIL Chatham Madison, Monistown and Rockaway.
Returning will leave Dover ct 5 r. NJ and horrisOwn
NJ 81 stopping for passengers al all the regular sta
doris and connect with the II M tram to New-York
Passengers are to procure their tickets before taking
their seats In the cars
Tickets win be received only the day when purchased
iel5 II
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r.. czz.szzz- 5OCLOCK LINE ~E~1 =
~ - FOR HUDSON and -


LANDlNGS-The steamboat HUDSON, Capt WIN. II.
heep, will leave the steamboat pier foot Of Cedarsl
Monday Wednesday and Friday, and the steamer CO
LUMBlA Capt c y. King on Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday a. O'Clock, connecting with the stages q. New
buTgh, Kingston and CstsklL
HUDsOS AND BERKSHIRE RAILRoAD.-rhe passenger
trains Of hil Road sner March IS will leave Hudson and
West S0ckbridge daily, Sundays eKcepted a. follows
Leave Hudson att A. NJ and IS p NJ. and West Stock
bridge At 7 A. NJ and ?. NJ
Freight trains, with passenger altsched, Will leave
Hudson at IL A n and esI Stockbhdge, a. 10 SO N.
Passengers by the morning train from West Sockbndge
msy the day boat for New York the boat for POUCH
keepsie and thence by RsFosd 10 NewYork by O'Clock
p NJ Fare by latter route from Hudson no, exceeding
Al &
Passengers by the evening train will End the steamers
COLUMBIA and HUDSON always waiting for them, and
the fare OF those bOats viii be low any other evening
boat the ryerfrom So 81 downward The line boals
may se. he example
Through tickets from West stockbhdge to New-York
81 so The fare 10 returning Passengers should
recolect that this fare includes bertha which excluded in
the fareB Of other routes.
The trains from Hudson both morning and evening
nec with tsins OF the Western Roads heretofore
je5 6m J. WATERMAN SuPL
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IL CALIRORNIA PASSENGERS CAN pro-
80 ucEes for sfae room 5erIhs In rst cabin Tor
$3.50 second cabin 500 on board The splendid ps'k-
etship CLARENDON, covering all expenses Ill aldsd 70
San Francisco b. applying at the California Passenger Or
hce Tag Broadway. Information circulars gratis
je28 IL ARNOLD BUFFUM.
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~ SSd slaS-nsS Of LAND on Wards Island. Said
49, - ,iS -, OA Ltle Hell Gaze and includes all
nosl ctsisbis ns ~ ae Eaat RIVER Dock &c and Is the
o. Sa .' ~ prsoas to he vi" ion a. jaw s1I
APPy ,OA McoorrE3R :, q SSrss. % .qi! parchssen-
-N % " arfen a. n Y fvl Iw
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&tG FARMS FOR sALE.-A Arm on the bank OF
NE Hudson Of 90 acres, two miles above Stuyvesanl
lsnding The buildings are substantial and complete.
Aso, ne sdionir farm OF 100 scres
AsO farm shout miles below Albany, OF $50 scres 90
y cast bank OF the Hudson. On his farm there
AAng stream with acSscAde Of $50 feet
ALEC, the adjoining farm Of 7O acres All thsse Arms
ne M Of high cultivation and tbs building, con.
fells1i AID In good order
Alio, island OF IL 10 Long Island Sound ors
Re om Milford, with mansion house 50 feet SQUARE aod
iAm house and out buildings LIS Accessible from he
k0re By and ia desirable summer residence
ior 1ermi and particulars spply 10
s72sWu }. BLUNT, II wallst
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a n
BROWN q MATHEWS, Pant1s' Attorney,
lei lavGws % CLambers-st New ofk.

DY ORDER Of o. J. Harmon Of the CITY 81 OswesoNooe "a
Dheby gwen pursuant the provisions tue statute Authorizing
attachments against a5scondrg concealed and n'n re- dent ieoors,
ISSUED he estate Of John fore
man non the ol New 0d and the Will
payment Of his debts unless he appear and discharge
attachment according law within months from the ht
publication os and that the payment ofany debts tue 20 him
by aud the delivery hun for any
property this State belonging hn and the transfer
suoi property by forbidden by aw, aai void Dated The
thirteenti day OF November. 1919. CHARLES RHODES
law ON Of OsVego Attorney for Attaching Creditor
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PENNsYLvANIA RAILROAD.
as 1850.

PIONEER AND EXPRESS LINE 70 PITTSBURGH
Leaves PHILADELPHIA Daily al O'Clock A. ~ and
sPn -through In 90 hours The the Pennsyivs-
Railroad OF the very beat and most comfortable do
s:rpuon. New packets have been placed the line,
and furnished with especial reference TO the comfort and
convenience OF travellers sfordng the OF quiet
and agreeable Journey 10 Pittsburgh.
Every effort will DO made 10 render This The mosl dessbs
route 10 the Went
yor seats apply al IA Markets. and n. e. corner Yhirs
and Chestnut Philadelphia WIN. COLDER CO.
For tickets and further Information apply ct WestsG
Eew-Yogk. NILS n r. ii. HINDE8, Agent
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IT, NEW ROUTE TO THE "
E&ssss..z5sWEsT AND NoRTH-UNITEDi -

E&k2sssf<-<iNW EST AND NORTH.-UNITEDk 3&
STATES MAIL LINE via the Cay -
ugs and sus9uehanna and new.York snd Erie Railroads,
and Cayuga Lake.
and Susquehanns Railroad will run Ia connection viii tho
Day and Night Express Trains the New-York and Erie
Railroad, two daily hnes Sundays exceptsd)
The cars leaye Owego al 81 A. NJ snd6 IL p. ~ Leave
Ithaca a. A NJ and all 80 r M. arriving 81 Owego in
time for The Morning and Evening Express Trains for
New.York
The new and spezdid lowpressure steamer FOREST
CITY Captain William ri. Leonard, leaves ilisca daily
(Supdsys excepiedl a. 80 A. N connecting al Csyugs
with the Express Trains going East or West on The Au-
burn and Rochester Railroad. Returning leave Cayuga q
9P or on the arrival Of the Eastern or Western Express
Trains connecting Ithaca with the Evening Train for
New-YOrk
Througb licketffon New.York to CsyugA, ss Through
ckets nom Eev-York Ithaca or Cayags sod board
he steamboat Of the Ne1Yors and Erie Railroad CON-
psDy on tie river
he Cayugs and sgsquehsnna Railroad has been snirs.
" rebuilt and relGid with heavy rail on new routs
avoiding the inclined plains and equipped with engines AID
cara unsurpGssec 90 any road IN the Union.
PssGengers leaving New-York via the Erie Railroad In
the mOruDg eyeDir Trains Will pass ald
Ihaes a. daylight viewing from he cara be plctaresqro
scenery Of Ilhscs and iis Vicinity.
The connection between the railroads and tie boats 10
perfect the running directly and from he steamboat
landing IN Csyugs Lsse.
Traveers avoid all ne snnOysoes VI rGLsapnent Of
baggage riding In OmniDuses al boh rDds u the LaEo
PasseDgsrs Tor OsWegO, Syracuse, AgburrI Geneva,
Rochester Buffalo ard iltsfnsoiae places, viii md us
pleasant comfortable and chespesfouts is eodd
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sU~S GRIFFITH's WESTERN -
Ertsati.s.-lNL lNE, lGj0-Continues TO cary S-s.&
goods of eli descriptions by Canals
Railroads from New York Boston and Philadelphia TO
Western NewYOrk, Pennsy wanna, ONO Kentucky, Teu-
nessee, Michigan Indiana, Illinois, Missouri Iowa, Wis
cOnsiu Minnesota and Canada West The connection upon
he Lskes from Buffalo TO Cleveland Ssndusky Toledo,
Detroit snd Upper Lakes unsurpassed Reference being
had to annexed card. Office 50 COenuessp corner South
Of. Eew-York z. GRIFFITH Agent
l65o-Bnralo, Sandusky and Toledo Line Steamers:
QUEEN CITY Capt Titus.
eUPEhlOR.. Capt wars.
OhlO...... Capt. kcnArds.
lhOl Oapt w aLAus.
One OF the above let class will eavs the SandnE
by and Toledo dock touching intermediate ports daily
a. A NJ. Passengers ucketed through from Buffalo TO
Cincinnati
FOR freg or passage apply on board or 20
JNO. NJ GRIFFITH, Agent
uy2l eediDI Long Wharf and Ship Canal, Buffalo.
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)lLks PILES .-DiiebelPs spau,.h sn.-,s-.-----
a sie Q. he Piles IL Was frs, sod by ne Ioi the
HAS s sO1se = ws ana and s1.oo. sn Fs sSa
~ 20 cure that distressing comp ss,. 4, seoclne
week amer ueek persons cal on me 80 cured
saie,sS ~ could not md ne Therefore INFORM ,s
bOse - an zoe plea hat an at 81 Roosevss saSss
~ ~ III remember 81 where ihey ear az md
= Wv nat viii saTpnse them w - essssssseses
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1850 CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NJ JERSEY. 1850.
r. raaEafIEs51- SUMMER ARRANGEMENTS,


r., Clzzszsa1 SUMMER ARRANGEMENTS,
49, -s:s--ssxsr commencing April l. 185O-This Road
extends from Elizabethport 50 miles TO
White House. N j. reducing the staging between The ter
minus Of the Rosd and Eason 10 Is niles and - School
eys Mountain to II miles This line leaves NewYork by
steamboat RED JACKET al pier N. River and connects
with rains The New jersey Railroad, vhch leave New
Yok from foot Of CortandsL az the same hour. new
route schooleys Mountain, with less staging than any
other
PASSENGER TRAIN UP-Passengers will leave New
York by steamboat from pier ~ r. or by the Newt srsey
Railroad foot Of Cortand-sL al M. and IN; leave
EnzabethtOwn al 10 A NJ and Pm.
PASSENGER TRAIN DOwN.-LeaYe White House a. DAD
A b. and As Pm. North Branch 81 5 s. AM and l.55
NJ SOmervtle al 10 AM and 2 10 NJ; Bound Brook
a. GOA NJ and 22O PM; Plsnfsld al 20 AN and 2iO
Pr Wesiheld at So Am. and M EhzsbeIhown 81
7.l5 aud 10 so AM and 3.20PM.
Tie fres hit trails with aached VIII eaYe
While HOuse al 80 AN, Someryills 4jO, Plssnhed 5I3
and EizsbethpOrL by steamboat al $50 NJ Returning,
lpaye New YORK, by steamboat Red Jocseb tom pier
North River At NJ. " - 40, "a,
All freight from NewYok, intended 10 go by this line,
must be al The boat III O'Clock ~ insure being TAX %
through hatdAy A., n .-,-,
train from New YorI tho White House 10 convey pas
ssrgers 10 Ession, Wnkesbare, Bethlehem, Allentown,
hA9rb ChunE Pa and 10 bennington, Lebanon Clinton,
Nufo,d Bethlehem BlOOmsburg, New Hampton, Wash
iDgtop and Bel.idsre n J. On Tuesday, Thursday and
saturdsy to Delaware Wafer Gap slrOudssurg Bart0ns-
vile auhope Daeyle Bucktown ana Lscka 1annalron
Works, &c. Pa.
NIB All baggage At he risk Of lhs owners until deiy.
cred into The possession Of Tho Agents Of the Com
psuy, and checks or receipts given therefor. a3
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-~S1afl THROUGH LINE FOR SAN FRAN.
<An.aE CISCO VIA CHAGRE5. DlRECT-The
s-<-~<tn'>s plendid steamship CHEROKEE Henry
Wlpdle commander, will leave her dock pier I, North
River Tor Chagres direct Monday July 3, At O'Clock
as particularly requested have their baggage
on hoard Saturday preVlous
ROWLAND GAsPlhWALL, 50 and S. Souh-sL
q FOR SAN FRANCISCO, South San Fran
49, cisco aud the Gold Regions -Freight anded at San
Francsco. The A l packeiship CLAREFDoN
n e Brown, master IL now receivrg freight al pier A. "
r Passengers who wish 70 avoid the wet scky season,
together with danger Of crossing s.hn1 will lad
the Clarendon FIRST Vessel having every convenience
for carrying passengers the will proceed direct to San
Fraucifco under the able command OF Capt Brown
sho and safe psssagemsy be calculated For fegbtOr
passage, apply 10 The Agent on board, orto
r. r. HUNTER, 30 Broadway, and
JBELKNAP SMITH, 80 WslsL
iel5 In Tontine Buildings
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FOR CALIFORNIA.

<5s1e<. THROUGH LINK FOR SAN FRAN
5000 CISCO, VIA CHAGREs-Ths ue~ and 10
vorte steamships
CHEROKEE ..... l. 800 suns.. Captain ID. Vlndls
FORM the only direct lire between Ne~York and Chsgres
end In connection with lhe United S!sss Mail pack
in the PEcihc-s ssmmonthy Inc through 10 ST. Fran
tlEee.
Cherokee. ShiladelpuiS.
a.sr balloon sssls Rooms .....sl25 % Sl25 %
Forward Saloon 10. ...-.. iOO 90 go o.
an the above dire ths hbls snd 1s5e hf pTivlE
egc ofthe Saloon
b-eerage found wiz mattresses
tnc board ............s.... 90 ~ eoA 20
freight to chsges 10 cent? per DOT Bxpenfss % tie
lfihmus are borne by passengers
For freight passage apply %
ROWLAND s. AsPlNWALE, o. so1ta-st n. T.
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COAFANY
The United States Mail Hiesin-packea
fanAAA.....i,t67 unt..,.Capt Dadd o Bailey
.ksGON.....lCSs sQns....Capt Carlisle 2. tsner5O7
CALIFORNIA d, ESQ tuna. api fhOs Budd.
TENNESSEE. 1880 tunE.. Capt. george a Cola
cAROLlNA.... coo unf... Capt r. l. Whitney.
UNICORN ..... ea0 tuns. Capt.. Nicholson.
sIs intended 10 form semi-nonnY ios between rsnsna
End pOrs In California
Passengers 10 the Amer Cabin tumShsd 0eddlng oni
40. wines and liquors Passengers 10 The sieefsge are
Wild mattress and pillow. All passengers VIII be allowed
Epsco for personal baggage free he extent Of $50 bs
Eel : nOl exceeding 10 measurement ten cubic feet
Fre DC extra baggage or merchandise, when taken, se
Rer tun, God IA per cent on all specie.
Packages should not exceed l2s lbs. weight Tor mule
carriage. cabin. SPRo
psisase from Panama Sac kl.s as1san as sloo
- san Diego;.....'''''' 20 Y
Fan Francisco........ 500 $50
q stOfet W landed will be taken baggage Charges
y srkng and dsbsrEng and all personA port charges
gers No passage secured unui paid for Apply ~ the off
ice " Ihe Company NevYOfE, s. souIhsl mn
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MOsEs mAYHARD M
JOHN STEWART Commissioners.
RFVO G. HANCE

DUBLIC NOTcE-sUPREmE COURT.-In the
Of New Yor relative TO Ii. opening Eleventh
from Forty eeih street 70 the point T@rs sad avenue crossed
hundred and nth street tie Twelfth and Nneieenh
WARDS Of SAD City PsbLe Sote hereby gwen b tn. Mayor
ute such provided he sad ths Mayor Asr
s s suprs. cour, Of Il. STATE Of New Yors A. spssl
Of esa Court b held At the City Han tbs City Of New
Sou ~, 90 ,nso SS5 81 c ,s ~ Es,st. ~ ,s,
the shove entitled matter hat the and
OF improvement the opening Of the Eleventh syeauso
Fory h street tie point where said crosedby the
Boougte road between Onshunired and sixth aud
hundred and eighth the Twelfth and Nnstssa;h Wnds Of
su. q an Ae .Ded Az rslit7s 70 Touching
esrpurposss passed April a. eDssd Nav YOrs Junssih
jsia tJyo HENRY Z. DAVIES. Counsel Corporation
A ssIGNEE's SOTICE-Ths Creditors Of JOHN X WEBB OF
N ae City Brooklyn late tnware and stove dealer al No IS
Futoneet Brooklyn hereby notified that the subscriber A
Of SAID Webb about TO make dividend Of the ehects Of
the sad Webb equally among hs creditors and oil Per.ons' cred
Tor o. SEQ W. Wv are 4iea 70 o 70 me T, No. a. SoSe'y
verified before The Eleventh day Of July neH the proceeds Of
the shall 70 the knoHletge Of tie subscriber
those send their claims will be deprived Of their
dvdend-Ciy Of Me-" YORK june lo5o le4o2wI n cORI
CoMPTRoLLERs OFFICE B4sE D,rlsr-rsT, Albany, june
10 lsONote having been filed this Office pursuant law,
HI MINERS BANK OF UTICA" sad Banker has
changed Public Information hereby gwen that the
the busne. Of H. j. Miner. Bank Of Uca thereafter be con
Quoted Ly36J WAsHINGT0N HUNT, Comptroller
NEWYORK SUPREME COURT-AARON ARNOLD and
RAMSEY and CHARLES F. HiBBARD, Dsfsnd1nt'-samaoSs
81 seo% a 10 the ONCE Of 6e c Of the CITY and County Of
keTlo and serve cory Of on US at The cry Of New
OF the day Of services and also notified That yoai u an
swer The oop.nt ihe plaintiffs VII tte sesnes Tor 49,. 'at M
from March 49, 1880 s6 10 700 and ere.i from
March 1850 $50 from the fifteenth day Of March,
AID lsjO-New-York, April n, 1850
jel Iav6vs % Chambers 1t Newlork
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DYpSoA sHkLLs.-29 bags. fre.h. ina, ,.-~,v..
~@'sy eAssaER YOUNG. is chaSsn'si
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C,i pHA a.. PhRsONs.-Tbe nov,.-. !, tI--.------
a. s.sss % ~ saoa' e noise. :, .5 nssarDe 70
tiA OF Ps.G al Or. LUTENER "a saori time without
tse MAren-st Open daiy. s1esn ssIy - Broad
faic letters retased N''S' VI otnesvlse, 81 Up.
Inns
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Il (OC NCh STAT On TIN AUDsON.-For
sale farm OF SbOui 80 acfes 10 the village O! da.ng
mies from the city The house new built OF s.oas
ne most substantial manner, Ia modem style, with Is
Aos e1d hAs one Of the m0s commanding views o. ms
Ever and adjacent scenery. Il gnites unusual picturesque
INPect with convenience Gn1 retirement The grounds
zen ne huesl order wei supplied with great variety OF
SsA The whole or PSr Will DO sold application 10 the
tePue'of 90 The premises 81 asungs on the Hudson Y
Al In ALEXANDER BRINE.
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DY ORDER John Buer Justice Of the Superior Of the
DCty Of New lo notice hereby gven pursuant tie
Of the statute authorg attachments against absconi
debtors attachment has
Of WILLIAM BROWN resident Of the State
Jersey VIII sold for the p deots,
unless lie appear discharge such attachment according
months from tie A publication u tins and that
the payment any debts due him By person. the delivery
him his any property nights acton belonging
him and the transfer Of such property by him are forbidden BY
law and are vOd-Daied, the 28h day Of November
n3o BARNARD PARSONS, Auys Tor Attaching Cre8tor
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L. AsTATEr ISLAND FERRY.-os
Lesve He~-Yors al 7, 2 O. 10, II, Al sn1
l. Slon, & s. sne O'Clock n Leave Vsnte |n,'rs
ksDtinx AL O. 10, II Az. and l. Z o. snd'tA.
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-r-.~ DAYTIME STEAMERS FOR AL.

xT- DAY.LINE sTEAnEhs FOB Al.
xYt.-~.-t IL NY fs5l--Tn- syslf.o ss.1mefs W.
@WORLD Capt Ach-r, sud Aida, Cap,
Store sill lesve he wharf BOT q Chanlefss daily lSsL'
days eycepted) accing Veal PoicL Nesbcrgh, rougb
keeose Eingson Msldsa Ca.skfl. Hadson and Cor.
sshe arriving Al Albany n a ~ eonnscing with ES
Dress Trains Sr Bu5slo sDi 2sifoseI Tor ssftiogs and
whitehall .
ksguIsr dsys ofHEW.woRLD, hoadsys Wednesdays
snd Frdsys ofALIDA, Tuesssys, Thnrsdsys and ssinr
days
eo-1t OF he shove boaa -NewYor May, 1850. myl5Sm
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xT~ FOR BOSTON VIA NEW PoRr
stz7sssssesrs,,s sALL RiNER-By the splendid and

~ xT~ FOR BOSTON VIA NEWPoRr
,k<i~s@sSr-S5< sALL RiNER--By the splendid ard
-, , superior steamers BAY STATE and EN-
rihk STATE OF great sireug 9Th and speed paTuculAy
ecspied 20 Tie Nss6uo0 81 Long Issnd Sound ruBnns
IN connection wh the Fal River and Old Colony Railroad
distance OF IS mites 10 Boston o1y
Leave pier No. North River near me Bsuarv
The steamer BAY STATE, Capt Wm Beown On ruos
deya Thursdays and SATURDAYS at P
PIE s.esmer EMPIRE STATE, Capt Bent sr.vt "a
on Mondays Wednesdays, ard FRIDAYS. al 5 PM
Ttis Line Is the only that drec Tor Nespoa
These steamers are htted with commOdious sIae-rooms
and every arrangement Tor The security and comfort "a
passengers who afforded By this route nights raj
board. and arrival Fail River proceed per r.,l.
read reaching Boston early he following morning. can
remain on boSd getting their bFessfss II wished for,
n ire Starting Of the accommodation train al 6. A. ~.
which reaches Boston al about 81 A. n.
baggage mastsr 10 attached 10 each steamer, who
eeiyes and ucketa the baggage, AID accompanies shs
ssu 10 la destination
The ra.es for passage aud the price Of rooms The
tame ss by other lines
A .tssmet runs In connection with ibis une TO s7d
rom Providence, daily, except sundays
treight 10 Boston 10 taken the rates by tbs
v'her regular hhes and forwarded with greater expedi-
uou Oy an Express freight train which leaves Fall Ryes
eYey morning. (sundsy exceped) al O'clock for Boston
S,o ne" Bedford arriving a. liz destination al or about
FOR iseighl apply on board, or Al The Office ON P,s,
North Rive For state berhs apply on board a,
Iii 10 desired 70 secure them ahead sppcsiot NAV n.
madets TlSDALE 4 BORb IN, Agrnts
telOy 10 and II West a.