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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-05-15
M A n r T f. u.

AT the Cathedral, in Baltimore city, on Tuesday
morning (the It'll inst.) by the Rev. T. P. r. FOLEY,
DANIEL J. FOLEY, to ANNIE MARIA, daugh-
ter OF the late BENEDICT |. SANDERs-all of that
city.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-05-15

LHRUIT & CONFECTIONERY Just re-
IL ceived and for sale supply of fresh Oranges,
Figs, Pruens, Raisins, Almonds, Pican and Palm
Nuts, Currants, Citron, Candy and Kisses; also 4
fine article of French Candies.
may Is. e. W. DAY q W
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-05-15

PoToMAC FIsHERIEs.-The Alexandra
and Georgetown papers announce the close
of these fisheries.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-05-15

Our table is thus early graced with the
June No. of Graham's Magazine, accompa
nying which is proof sheet plate of Jenny
Linda superb London engraving-w
is surprisingly beautiful, and will constitute
one Of lhe embellishments Of the July No.
1t has also number of other fine Plates
Having SO often spoken in praise of this pc
riodical, we will merely say to those of our
friends who wish to subscribe for a splen-
did magazine, call and see il. The publish
er will furnish two copies one year for S.;
or TO clubs of ten for the six months vol
ume, viz from July to December, for S 10.
Address, George r. Graham, Editor, 134
Chestnut street, Philadelphia,
| Sartain's Magazine for June is a good
No. and we'll sustains the high reputation
that the preceding Nos. have gained. The
embellishments are very fine, particular y
that of "The Mothers BIessing' and the
mAfIection of the Indians for Las Casas p
The portrait Of Jenny Lind, on tinted paper,
is beautiful engraving. There are many
other fair specimens of the graver's art,
in this No. which will command admiration
We can recommend Sartan's as frst-rate
Magazine. Terms, per annum, for copy
SO; 2 copies IS. Address, John Sartain
s. Co., Philadelphia.
We have received from the publishers in
New York, Messrs. Fowlers s. Wells, the
frs, No. of "The Student, Family Miscel-
lany and Monthly School-Reader." sc,
edited by N. A. Calkins. Price, 81 year,
in advance. We have not had time TO eX-
anime this publication, but from the many
favorable notices Of it in Other papers, we
believe i, is an excellen, paper for children,
and such as every family should have.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-05-15
The subjoined is the vote east in other
ctions of the State, so far as ascertained :

CoNGREss.-The Census Bill has passed
the House of Representatives by vote of 100
yeas to 81 nays. This bill provides for a
modification OF the number Representatives
in the House of Representatives, by clause
that after the third day Of March 1853, the
House of Representatives shall consist of
233 members, to be apportioned among the
States now in the Union new States to have
representatives in addition. The present
number is 230; therefore the House will re-.
main about as at present constituted, so far
as the States now in existence are concerned.
The report and bills made by Mr.. Clay,
from the Select Committee of Thirteen, were
made the order of the day for Monday last,
when ii was expected that every member of
the Senate would be present.
The Baltimore Patriot says: "It is i'm
possible to say now what will be the fate
of the measures proposed. The opposition
taken to them by Senators, who may be said
to represent the entreMe of opinion Of the
North and the South, would indicate thai,
the bills proposed were drawn with view
to give no section a triumph, but solely to
to be compromise, in the support Of which
the moderate men Of all parties and all sec
tons might unite.
"'rhe difficulty in the way of the settle
ment of these agita.ing questions, is not so
much, if we understand the feeling at Wash
ingto1, in agreeing upon what ought to be
done, but in deciding upon Aoav i, ought to
be done. A great many ways of settlement
have been proposed, and all Of them have
earnest advocates. Most of,hem, we believe,
if they were taken up in earnes. and with
a hearty unanimity adopted, would prove ef-
fec,ive. So believing, we cannot we'd our
selves to any particular plan, and support
it to the condemnation of all others. We
are for any measure which will settle the
questions honorably, fairly and peaceably. %
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-05-15
TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL
ESTATE.

RY virtue of a decree Of the High Court
- of Chancery, passed the 2S9h of Februa-
~, 1850, the undersigned, as trustee, will
offer a, public sale. at "Marshal Hall y on
The 25th of JUNE, at II O'Clock, (if fair, if
not, the first fair day thereafler,) the real
estate of Harrio. r. Marshall, a minor, lying
in Charles county, Maryland, half mile
from the Potomac river, to which there is
free access, and twelve from Alexandra,
and contains, by recent survey,
772 ACRES,
1t was formerly part of the "Marshall
Hal'' estate. The Improvements are not
very good. The soil is we'll adapted to the
growth Of corn, wheat, and tobacco; about
one-half is heavily ,imbered with the best
white and red oak. Persons disposed to
purchase are requested to examine the pro-
perry before the day of sale, and for that
purpose will call on Mr.. w. H Clagett, at
"Marshall Hail." who will show the land
with pleasure. Persons from distance can
reach Marshall Hall daily by steamboat.
TERMS OF SALE, as prescribed by the de-
cree: One-fourlh of the purchase money to
be paid in cash on the day Of sale, or on
the final ratification thereof, and the residue
in three equal annual instalments, on bonds
and security, bearing interest from the day
of sale. The trustee has power under the
decree to vary the terms of sale, if it is
deemed advantageous.
At the same time and place, and also I'M
der decree from the High Court Of Chan
Gerry, will be sold the real estate Of George
R. II. Marshall, a minor. This estate lies
also in Charles county, imme diately on the
river, has lhree-quarlers of mile OF beach,
and is also twelve miles from Alexandria,
This was also par, Of the "Marshall Iall''
estate, and contains, by recent survey,
75S ACRES.
r. The improvements are new
u 1.Iff.TTs DWELLING and HOUSES.
MTf:4 - isEA11 The soil is good and adapted
====-===@> to the growth of Germ, W heat,
tobacco, and melons. One-third Of this land
is in good timber, suitable for ship building.
Persons disposed to view the land will please
call on Mr.. VIM H. Clagelt, who will show
1t with pleasure. Persons Can reach there
daily by steamboat
Terms OF SALE, as prescribed by the de-
cree One-lourh of the purchase money to
be paid in cash on the day of sale, or on
the final ratification thereof, and the residue
in three equal annual instruments, on bonds
and security, bearing interest from day Of
sale The trustee has power under the de-
cree to vary the terms of sale, if it is deem
ed advantageous.
THOMAS MARSHALL, Trustee.
may l5-ts.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-05-15
THE CONVENTION QUESTION.

The following is the vote cast in Charles
County, on Wednesday last, for and against
a Convention
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-05-15
LADIES' FAlR.-The ladies intend holdln

LADIES' FAlR.-The ladies intend holding
a Fair in the village of Piscataway, on Mon
day and Tuesday, the Goth and els, inst, as
be will seen by their notice in another col
umn. The ladies of that village and vi
entity deserve much praise for their zeal
and love for the cause of religion. We be-
lieve they hold one or more Fairs every
year. We hope all in this neighborhood
who love beauty and virtue, (and who does
not , will be present, to assist the ladies in
this benevolent enterprise.
This reminds US that the ladies of Por
Tobacco Parish were sometime since talk
ing of holding a Fair for the benefit Of the
church in this village. Now is the time
for doing the work. Ladies, if you will &C
about it in good earnest, those who hold
The purse strings will readily relax thei
tight grip whenever you may solicit aie
from them We believe there is great dea
Of liberality in this community for good OBJ
jects, but you must wake it up.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-05-15

Dem. majority on joint ballot 35.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-05-15

RICHARD T. MERRIcK, Esq, our late re-
preventative in the House of Delegates, has
removed to the city of Baltimore. MIR. Mer-
rick is young lawyer of considerable talent
and an eloquent speaker, and will no doub,
be successful i'll his new field of practice
We regret that he has left us.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-05-15

THOMAS MARSHALL, Trustee.
may l5-ts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-16
ET. cy.rs-sr--so 5OOLOCH LINE r. =
Nj ~ ,S,s FOR HUDSON snd ,ssaksr tst.1<zss'


sANOlNGH-Ths steamboat HUDSON, Capt. VIM u.
Heen, will ieave the slesmbosi pier foot Of Cedar-st on
Monday, "Wednesday and Friday ana 81, steamer CO
LUHBlA, Capt c. y. Klng, on fucfdag Thursday and
Fs1rdsy a. O'Clock cOnnectr rt.e he ssgss 81 Kew
51rgh, Kingston snd CHlskill
HUDsos AED BrRKsHtEs hAlL1oAD-ree passenger
ssias Of thls Road Gher March 70 vii leave Hudson and
Tefl stockbrdge daily, (sgndeyr csc-p.ec) ~ follows
Leave Hodson AL A. N sne - 2. A. sr1 Wssi stoek-
bridge all A. n. and 2. n.
Iregbt ustns vita passenger car Iiisens1 VII leave
Huaron all A. ~ End est 6tockhhc e, Al ~ 90 A. N
Passenger by the ornlug trEi1 fro Nes siockbrdgA
Lay A The dsy bosi for NeVYoFk he boat for Pou "a.
keepse snd thence ~ nsiyo-o " kevf0rk By O'clock
:. n Fus by ialsr roois TON hrascr, rot exceeding
Psssenssrt by ire evening train vii ind he steamers
COLUMBIA ard HUDSON always waiting Tor hon, and
Inc fare OF nose viii be Gs o~ any other sTccng
5osl on 1be hVerrom s. " DOWNWARD a lie Eas oosis
rsy eel The example.
Ybroagh tickets from Wer stocfDridgs 70 nev-York.
al g. and the faro IN returning Fassepssrs should
r-coec ths lrcludee berhs, which szeszGsd u
The fares Of Other routes
Fhe uAins from B1oFop boo moring and evening coz
M, with he trtnf Ct hs western koats heretofore.
les sro 1T WAT ERhAk, gupt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-16

IL rzs.z-.s,.- NEE-YOKr1 x kRIE. EAiL-
49, SO GcAD -Akh RouTn 70 BU4sA a.
pogensrt-L~svo New YORK Tor singhzmIon, Cri,s,
CoInns, Ss eva, Rochester, kahsio, a1d nisneda.s
POWELLor ERlE ron pier Got . pnaae-si g lOlioFE
srssffsrisnc suprer o. beard tnt 5css
EzPREss fRAIT ave 81 A. Il. 7loppinS 0a,y s. BGEssns
Chester. Golhea, addelo ~u. Ro. JersA asF.o~s51rs
Der ost Lsneshof0, Bir9hemou, oUegr, WaFory Tao
fsssenges Tor Rochester, Blsto, nc. cen lodge %
rsyu, G1d gkilg Ihe Express Tmla ror, Albany Dsxt
sorof, eITTc Al Rochester Ani Bafo al lde seae tfas
= pasisngeri va Ast-5 viii ho sdyLsfs ois riEa!s
Way AND AAn TaAIs-A,S 50 AZ. s.opuiss a. all ,Ss
,ssloncSt.lE q Coming le SAND o. 10 Is JeiA.
WAY TEAT -sEi5P.. Sr odIv,ls sHe I'll 'E,sTusii'
HreRT ExrEEss xEGIs, nsISFE rosTssF a. r,sr.
neh suferas, Csosseg, eoshen, hd .ie'oNn, or Jsr
rs, aud al re siI0ns Wes 81 Pom JerylE Passengers
or suSso b7 this van proceed 10 Geneva ds here I'D
axe the Express Trsin hon Albsny srrvina M spTrlo
same eVening Passenger Tor lhscs Csypgs shdgs srd
towns o. Csysgt Lake, tsis he ess Oi Toe CsYlga as
he arrival OF tho Erie rsias 1ssss q, for -iogs sn3
Lycomng counties, Pa Rhe tbs OF ne Coming sad
g0asburs Railroad 81 Coming Stages esv. SsTrovsurr
1eposi Lsaos5oro, Bng hsm.on oEaxo, Wsvoyiy ~ ~
tsrJrlls Eulir1 AID Coming sflvsl Of VA Rsjss
fRAINs 20 NEw.YOHk
kyPRsH rBAI- leaves Geneva a. 5 Is A. Stopping AZ
Slnirs Wsrery, tFacioryTilo,l owego bnghamIou,
Lsnsbo,o Depos. nsrrowsburg Pom egVE kddlstoN u,
Chetter er6 sr-srns nrrtTtr f. Esr, yo-k GPN.
WAY AND Nal TEAIE leaves corr'1g . &-ks. sios-
ping 81 ~ the stations AID arrives IN NewYOys G IS f.
HIeHr ExPRgss TRAfs leaves Geneva a! ) IS n Gld
Corning Al % II. stopping Al AZ lie sIsronL West 81
ror Is7i, tnd u Midtown Gorhsn, Cheses, s15sfss
and Piermont, arriving In New.Ycrf a9Ak.
WAY fRAIs lezves Ousville al IS An stopping n oil
ihe .snons, and arriving In NeuY ALL Al
- A Special fran on Monday morning leavse Rori
ierys 50 N stopping O. al the ssors, and arriving
10 New York nj 10 AA.
NEwsvssH sLscH leaves Nswbergn Al 5 Is An and
10 N and IS Pm. connecting with tie Gsna going
Wesi E~aye Ches;sr ste So A u. end t.G. l1i u u
OF OF arrival CT the trains from the West.
BREIsHr fRnEs eaye nom pier foot Duane o. u fE
Freight for Geneva Rochester and sucko, and AZ places
wssL takor b. Express treghl tz,Ts md Forwarded
through without delay.
p1v1Pn EHAFLEE kIHOT, IpcTidteQdenL
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FOR SALE.

- FOX sALE.-A lesse Of prenisss sr7ssed on Ihs
- Inc q be Hyosoe sirer RAifosd foot Of 5evsag'
frst- sud forh River oReib-r Sifh many val1sole
uprovenebu-coursrbgi ~ psri OF large brek
bsioins 10 feet o1g By 81 tees vide, vel sesped W
msrui.currg rurpotes Inere 70 20 90 ia> premises
eooc dwelling use, wiz large sipsy Of ezesiisnf
fr9 vsirr ard ubrr % fam- buiidngs Aioxe -
er well suit of sfiurery. machine saop carriage or
psr9 tuiscio. &c &c or sny business ~2-re 500,
20 by ~ rott q Lisf would Dc q ctvsatage sead
sror1c re required, -. lansl1rt er're,tea
~iinngess % I'll IN and imrrove 'he d1cfsss ir pr
pRs Re otilsy. At3 r ssl-, thr-s7orss power
sean p gre 30 cr, ltfgs ron screT Press Cslea-
De- ts-c ~ har .cf, stf u s'eter rr-es IS Ys.is
lorg Pr furt-r particulars s7ry - Wy ANOasW-,
on the eui'es % PETER HENNlE, come q rbir-
'h'f.'t snd Eishh ~ N-w-forF- sll' In
g FOh SALE-Tbe sDi-usi1 thf-e ory Dfo 20 slon,
- ifoLi touse On '. J-tih o. h-sT-e1 Foarh "a
Lex LsaD ava Tee lse a ih RI rJoma deep 10 al
tie rorel AID & f7icudcy fr1.shet sin ell .hs 1iern
IN proveuers. The erecion u similar houIss on nc
bore fni b,tv cen ihs Avelues winch viii soon bec)G-
pei'o vii insure ge1iee sla ashiona1ls ighoorbood
arre poT.o1 a. 1e p1cllis Dotey can rsnaa ~ nor-
ds'sy. lIq1'rc Of GEO DOUGHTY n sro,t-sy,
opposite A'ior Place. aaloi ~
AssOTsYORD VILLA SITES
~ BsirUso. or. to1fi noe f-on Cssmbsrfs. c IN.
elcs one u tie d.eti vieTs 10 TIC vhOe comfy,
90 81 70 70 pcrfClf " ae flre oppc-u1y . secure
lsrfc &C ca-llsfrd Only for persons Of ADD
mons. For MACS ard p.rtieu'ars' apply TO TIOMAs
f"f IL g nlie1a 81 3 % i O'Clock A. a. s1Ioi~
q FOh shiE-A o--.rsr.s county residence IN Ins
= iovu Of Nlion. Con-. shout 4 milas frca NnS-
veF, tll saoli ore tcuf' rds OF Ne Her-lsren
.nrns' ?. clrsls.s % sr-e n gr1' lard snf sur
roouied 49, s1rubhery Th~ holse z ln goc1 order II
V on The nsnb0C ro,l - Ti b. s'd isW - 'be t15-
sc.t1sf aat DO Use lcriL. i0quiro Ct
;sifF GAUTT d cFRrcKEoH i59 soul5-st
-, f9A bhLE.--A G1oc larm s1d Tavern 'tand Of
Us ecGeE 10 eefouiiss Of nile fo1th 81 ne Depot
w tof ibe Ccvel,rc, Cn.gm5rr aid Cncinoel hll+
rcsAl in Wellington Lorsr county OHIO 10 scrss IN
or improvements good house and ootouudingsi "a or
chlrd Of grated uiI Situated 0r two good iafml And
vii 10 a. eep.-ac or together Price On whole = PER
r--e ore h,lfcr too h'rds down. bsiac- ~ Sc eyre-t
,ui0 - Dl,WGiSNF J l. J. WApsWOEFh'
- F0f fAfE-A building piot 81 u 'ly situated n-ar
80 he cGr 81 a. H1luFS WGstir gtoo-avenle IL ass
-s-s coulasLcirg view Of The Palisades and hul.on
River SAID lot l. 10 feet BY 900. 90 the premises u
a. ali iousc q. h plenty of shru 5ery and fd Hees lns
pror-r,i g. 70, re tuI passed Inquire Of
s113 eus " PRIOR. 50 Kiug-st v. Y.
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lasn GENITAL kAILEOAo oy n JURsEY 1850.
- -.s......,--.-,. RIIlIfiKR ARRANG u LNfk,

ll5c. GENITAL hAlLHOAO Ds n. Jsh5t1 lsoos
~ rt,zsssgxgseg1 SUW1iEh AkhAhehahNfsI
- - commencing April lsJl-Lns hceo
kAA~--<N----e extends nom Eligsbothpsr 80 niles 70
While HoaAe n J. reducing 10 stsRlns between 20 Ier
rlnus OF DE Road EssOn W % uiles ard - scnoo
80, Nountsip 10 IA miss fts line iesVes Newton by
stesrboai RED JACKET at pier N kver, and eonnecn
t,b pios on The NeWJersey karosc, nich lecvo nSr
YoFk from foot Of CoFllsDdst q tha ssns noor new
rouIe 70 gehooleys Mountain, viii ices sagGg Insn tnS
PassEEssR FIAIs Ur.--ysSse1Isrs win lesys new
Yo,k Dy s.s abOa IRON pier ~ T. or by ne Newt cracy
s,ii-osd foot OF Lorand<L al L A.. and N; leave
rix.bethiorp 81 10 An aud Pm.
P.ssEsegs TEAfs DoWE.-Leave While docss ~ S.U
A III and a ~; KOrh branch a. 556 an and LS
n Someryile 81 10 A y. and 2l0F -. kO1nd sfoof
s626A NJ aid 10 Nj Plsu6eld Il $40 Al. and 40
FR; Wesusld a. s. An. ard sF N ktzsbSthtoWn ~
us snd 1000 Az AID S-z0P -.
The ffeg ht tSir win tSce-t WI eays
While House e. 50 An, 5ornerylo $50 fleineeia STA
ard EhEsbeib port by steamboat 81 7Se n. Returning,
leave New-YorS, ~ steamboat ked JoexsL ko2 pin /
horgh River 81 I "a.
All freight from HewYOrk inlsuoes " % by uis Inc,
AUS, be a he boEi a. ~ ee,ock to ns1rs being akea
trough ihsidsy.
gASss wiz bs 10 reedirefs TIE nvsl Of no O'Clock
liu rom HeT YOgE a. lie W nite HOQse 70 convey pas
srugeys " Easiou, WIkesbarre, Bethlehem Alent0wn,
Asnch Chuns Pa and 70 srringoE Lecsnou, Clinton.
Milford Bsthsneu RloOrsburR Neg Hampton, WsSh,
Iogtou snc Relv.dere A. J. On T-ss4sy, Thurr1sy Eod
Esiurdsy 70 Deswa-s Waer Gap, Egr01dskarg, BEsons
vile ssrhope, pticTs, sucssowr, and Lseka"anIaif'.
NE. Al ttxgagt a. tie rsE Of Ire owners s1tn eetv
cred rio The scurE possession Of No Agens o. 70 ~
p.-y, snd checks Or rocssPn ElT7a lnefsiof'
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~ 1900, - = IJyTnER ARRANGE1IzSSs
- 80 -as.ll-cAHnLM LNp AAhOr IAIt.

TITI D " NTIILllINtfE - NJ
rs - st,fl-CAEDgH AND AhkOT RAE,
IL Sz5kE--aa- KOAp-Chsnfs Of Ho1f, aid a. 3D.
Euon,l ne os ss-.iSrs 70 Ps.ss9s1. 49, =, g s e:
sosI JOHN foIfL-h, % 800 o1o,s s.OS'' -
o. .sd .nsr Th1r,dsy, ilis Apri, .ee hr1. kEs vi
yssvs pier No horSb kssr az a ~ ss{ ~ =, -
- ~ Sour PASSENGER s tbe Bsrsl hsfcs1.s r.csr.
.-dvinS Ip PhilEdsiphis sDo1i II 5000.
.-morrir1 Iines arriving 10 Philadelphia toooi v r r.
Fsrs hrouKh hy eitoer hns.
Forward dfck ressaEs. .....sssss.t.ssfsssss. Nv
sresEsi ssd dinner pfOyd,d o. board siee@ssst Js41
FeIsf. 80 - -, 49,. -. -.
20. frc-s Eav. ORR 70 Freehold, fte
EkI0klHf LINE.
ssagss sJ assne- fEAHEPoRfi Cap J. cssd. a. .,
seiocf r. Il Tsrs O. -. Tbs ofbagEszs siiows1 ss<a
sssssUscr 10 Be es1 a re rsk Oft owner bat eoSzc
~ Be rsesyss o. eaasitsre5 sssrlsc szespl wearing
aspuG iGNuI tkihA
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rift RvEs@ty Iss s TiissS- -

- sCpos.og s.erfaess BAY STATE srS Eel.
rihE sfAEE ci sfctl sIclgs1 AID sped pNleale
adartsd % re hxvlsrrc- G. Long isad scpni tu<ss.s
r -~---crHr VIE ~ Fa River sn5 Qs co.0uy EAars<a
tirf-rc- q IS r1i'cs q Sosfco oriy.
Leave rscr nc Ns-ss River. rcar tte Eaf'cFy.
~ siss,os cay SrATN Cart Wa. sgowa, % rsss
3s-S tau-sdsss, Az salrrdIyt a r. O.
fke gca- r. kEPfKb erATE Cspi Esci hrzXas.s
- tcrc-yf We'rcrfsvs and rJitsyk sfSF.h
tnf Li-c "a tie OH th,t rcas direct tor N8ssst
T1cso s-ealusrs AZ esied via eornod.ocs saars~sse
aat ever xrrccgeralI 90 re seosriy sEd eo1ssn q
fscse~ E>ss rto .F--f.l fr fhir rce clshrs ~
r. hcs-t srs sf-sl q ran stver r7ocned p-s ~
rot Q, Tr-chrr scsica cary 10 S.5S1g D0snns
~ - tH-1g q To- srcc1llsct zf.u1 tgal a. 81 -
Nlca fc-cl "a Z .so1 c. styc! q 4.
Ahaggagc nss;.y = tschr3 lc oscf Fissgusr. Wa
ss.ve- &C ucses Ne esggDgS ard sccoaps>.sS ~
slele ~ - o.giLnt11.
-. rales '2r passs- Sc he PRICE 81 STATE Ies ~
ssre - By ca - lrcF
a ,s-srr-r rnnf r. co1n,c.oa VIII Ghsr Ire - 49,
ron Frcvidcncc, f1'iy, oxccpi SUbt,yG
Er-lgh g Boscl is stCn a. 2s sSas EalSa A. - -
rh-- r~Tus- rres s1e 'cTv trtod ~i,h rcsssT sxoka
rcn b. az Eyrrss- c'gh rs1, Witch losres psr ksrss
s-c-y ucrs.ng, (scstsy sxccpo1l a. ocol os s-s~s<
snt Nav yefc-t tgiirrg 3 Is destination a. ss~.s
u An
For freight appy On boSrs. o. =. Gss eaSs ca P-w.
orfh Rtvtr Cor EE1o rsoJ-I OF beres Apply on boaf
Il desired g. Fcurc iholl ~ c2e. Application ssS -
r-ede. . Tisc4L. BORDEN, Af-ss,
jeloY 70 and II Ns~ia
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PEausyLvAHIAR RAILROAD.
"a 1850.

FIoHEEk AND kxHkEss LINE 70 pIYTsBu1oMs
tPH through n % bo1rsl Ths ears a. - f0ny3yos
ss kskoad srs Of ne very ban end noss son1ovshe
scrfp0oa Flew packos hsTs boea paco1 % n -
nd hrnished VIII especial references " ~ ssofus -
souveuienes o ssvosra ssording ~ sssGrunee q -
aad agreeable journey - finsbaEh
rsqss 70 he West
bor ssau apply 81 IA narkstA al - 49, -
md cbesnnt fhll.AeiPta coLc.
ugg.Ysrz nn Y y l. HiuSeA 49,
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TRAVELLING.
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.
Ia - Il sis rSs 81 k al bed = .:seE..
SIMMER LRRaNGESESr ias

80 e%5~sres BANY. 81 Railroad - sss<,{<zEefr
ard StearbOsts.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT 1850
On ard assr Tuesday, MAJ q. tho passenger EsiLs S
k-s5.e via Re s,si-s.tlinS s:s1nusrs NEW WORLD,
Aida. JosEPH sELKaAP ana SOUTH AMERICA.
r.Siag c sne tson AbAAy, AID OGeAnE he HSasi 10
LEAVE NEw-YokK, 6oINs NoarH,
ffo,n u ohc- N h1Qso0.n retr Chs-se-rFi
s.saon' or ne rsrost srt eonnecng az Fcsgafssrsis
Win steamer JOSEPH bELKNAP, ~hich vii isne a.
a.9s -, 1850 a. 80 y N 1lySa y sea Cs.s.-
arrive siA'bsny ASP n
Al6i k-tsPrs'. vain tor AosaY ,ioppins - ro,.
kslL poooi cry, Desrnsn. Is- iowa sag SGs feeks
AL GsFriaor's, Cold Spring Ffhsn New H.m5czsh scd
e,rrscung = Foughkesp,is vth tee HEW WOSLb CT
Aida, which I'll and q Kingston, kald-n, Csfrs.l
Ruesou AID CoEsscsie sne agnYs - Alb.ry 81 a PN
A, h-Eor ne'gh, snd r-'s-nTcrs 20 Pcaghkeepr:s,
GsFH-yor cs,,euzers DO Po1shhs-rss, Stopping At
a. zoe ~sy slsuo0a
AiSP d -F0t P,sssugsrs % PeeGsSll, s.crp.aE 4, ID
4ipH-ETp,s,s tr.r 70, Albany, ,soppag II You.
fers Dobhs Ferry, Desrusr. Ts7ytoyp. srg-srg
fe-kskl, Gsrdsons, Cod spgioG Fisskii, Mes. ham
6argh AL ,o1 F-rry ccr1-csns Poug1hssrris viii
BE- st-sner SOUTH AMERICA, rhica wi lsrs 4 Eyde
sou. CoEsscs- suyyessni srd Ns~-ssucfs, are srrva
a. albany a. = ID.
.A,6PM.-FsS passengers 10 Poogtkespa.a HosPiag ct
LrAvE POUGHKrEPsIE. GOING sOUTH
Al 81 Ak--for Hew-Yofs stopping Il a.. ne VA sis
Al AN-Fo5 freight I'D pal.eagers 20 Nev-Yors.
stopping 81 81 WAY stsfions
7lAm-For Ne~. T0rf s.opvugn 81 - "a ,.a-
roui except CToion. Yefpsnoks, Tabby HOok az One
agDlToc Alc ct y-secOud-st
AiuiA.-6r "a sulyL Of .,sSmer troga Albany. mich
leaves tnerc o. Il stopping Al Ne~-ham0ufgn, Fifn.
kL Cod Sprirg Grrrtsou's feeksEil Sng.Sns, Vary.
ioTgk. Dssrmtn, Oobbs Ferry and iOnkeFA
a.. slDs S4FlvSl % aloalser lOtu Albany, vhice
Leave. ihefe al Il stoppuE Al al way ssa1as except
Low PoiDi no VsTplsnck'a
Ana PM-Or 0n anival OF ssau'sr irorl Albany which
leaves ihsro a. 81 Il. stopping al Wy S.AloaI o.
Elgnal.
LEAVE FEEKsKfLL FOR NEw.YORK,
At6A H.-Stoppne NJ sl way a'auons
PGSreasers ~i promote hef convenience and safty ~
observing he following rules: ls Give particular drec
rons q % bss gsge wAsfe yool baggage IL 10 be do
vsTed that be usy mark Il according . AID hereby avoid
aIakes and Gaays I'd Procure yOnr urkets before eoisr
ins The cars; %, Do not slsnd % he platforms
b25u OLIVER n. LEE, superintendent.
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TO LEI.

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- TO LL1'-A cottage vita good gsrdeD, 80 dooIs
- from tho FpiscoJa Church In New Rochelle, n
E-- Apnly 10 WIN. LAYTON, EIq Wsls L or ID.
HEMPSTEp, On TIE premises. sul5 o.
49, FUNIHHED HOUeE WANTED-On or BE-
q. ~ cen srcoud-sv with modern Improvements
s~f Apply 10 4. X. COLLINS, IS Waist anl0n
80 WANTED-A ire proof Store for Storage Of goods
EHz All IN K COLLINs, Sc Waist
So T0 LET-AE onDcs. Abo, room, spisshie iOr AZ
~ ArtlCt. AlsO, furnished rooms Inquire so< troed
's-~" way, entrance Ia Tranbsu-st myNt