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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-10
SAIFO F INCONE BONDs or rae NEW

CALEOP INCOME BONDS OF The NEW
- YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD COMPANf-Sesed
proposals Will be received the Office OF the Company, -
Wslst until Wednesday, the l2h day Of June next ats
O'Clock M for the sale Of 81 900 OF the Income Bonds
Of he New-YoTk and Erie Railroad Company
The whole issue OF hese bonds amount TO SOoO bear
Ing interest PER per snnum, payable half yearly by
COUPONS In the City Of Newlork on the hrs days OF Feo
ruary and August and redeemabe al the pleasure OF the
Company within FIVE years from the let OF February 1859
Tn Se bonds ssued for the completion of e road 10
Lake Erie ard for The payment Of tho principal and inter-
est the whole income Of the road aer the Isl OF July
1851 and until the earnings shall reach ~ 200 600 per
annum is pledged; reservng only sum sufficient 10 pay
the interest the Mortgage bonds.
The bonds will be Issued Ia sums OF tlOee each with
coupons attached and proposals. VIII Do received Tor any
number from one TO twenty-five hundred.
Terms 10 per cent nonce Of accepanee OF bd aud 10
per cent The LIST OF each month thereaer or ei tbs OPP
don Of the purchaser larger the whole amount may be
paid At earlier date.
The bond now offered al Of the ss1e the Company
have 10 dispose Of Acopy Of the bond nay be seen al ne
Office Of The Company where any further Information 70
CURED will be given
Proposals. should be endorsed Proposals FOR Income
Bond ard addressed TO Thomas Townsend, Treasurer
IS " ell Ct Wv York
By order Of the Board Of Directors
nyz7 tJeI2 NATHANIEL MARSH Secretary.
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zz,-sv- NRW-YORK AND NEw.HA-

r.. zzzzzarNBW-YORk AND NEW-HA-
Sn. ahILh aaa ), a, a 1so. .ss
trains will leave the Csnslsi Station. near Brosdwsy-
Passengers also received al the Newfort and Harlem
Railroad Office, Twenty-sevenh-st-
l. Accommodation Train At II AM for New.RocheIe,
MsmsrOneck, Rye, Port Chester, Greenwich stamford,
Dansn, NoTWalk, WestporL Southport, Fairfield, Bridge
port snatford, Milford ard Nsw-Hsven Passengers rom
The WaySsCns for Albany, and the Stations the Hous-
atomic and Nsugsock Railroads. viii take this Train and
stop Bridgeport Passengers from WsyStsons for Bos-
ion Providence Worcester Hartford Springfield and Con-
neccut River Railroads will lake this Train and Join Ex
Express Train at o'clock NJ for Stamford, Bridge
port Albany, and Housstonic and Nsuganch kslresda
ssIIrosd. Worcssisr. Providence and Boston.
s Accommodation Train Of M for Nsw-Hsven, and
pisnnedIse Siaa9o hsmpdsa Gns:n .sd cona
hiddletown, Hartford and Springfield
4 Express Train al Pm. for Stamford, NorwsiA.
Hew. Haven and Stations the Canal Railroad Hartford,
Springfield Worcester and Boston
commusiioo Train At $50 Pm. for Bridgeport sn1
in'efnoo''e ' TRAINS TO NETWORK.
l. Commus Train al SIS AN. from Bridgeport,
stopping at all the Intermediate Stations
q Accommodation Train a sl5 AN: from Nsw.Hsvee,
s Accommodation Train Al $50 AM from Nsv-Hsysu,
sengers nom the Hartford Haven, Canal Railroad,
and Man gktuck Railroad
Express Trsn from Bosson,) from wHaven, stopping
Al Bridgeport Stamford, receiving Passengers orrh0
BOussIonie Railroad Al Bndgeport
gers from the Accommodation Train from Boston) FROM
New Haven, stopping at all the Intermediates Stations
Express Train Al $40 Tor 10 connection With q.
and Stamford, arriving IN New-York At lfse Pm: Even.
lng Train from Piiisheld connects with his Train o.
Passengers arc requested procure tickets before taxing
sesh IN The Cara IsSonl r. MASON. sopI
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For SALE.

- st PRiYALE ssl.R.-7he l'iory Zane hou's
e. 20 i,si hont ~ e. '-eta leon " ,rgs ~, q
eTourc b-irr n siz- Pet font Nv iei ei IN dspti
9ssuh MY siu.i'a ~ G-orgsl .e Tceo b,'arisi snd
Li1nssions,stu- q &c Ci.y = Sea 5r1lsslcS. n >.
ans oler irses TIE nee b, IN go5s o. n,si,s
shout iSen,y ROOMS vh dining room library, p4asnss,
Aso 10 New BrsrsricE % the c,-ef OF Lin ssi0n-4g.
p az hnd rev 81 Pc house enc1sfd on fvo 4-es ~
ptzz ee'rE IN s,zs 70 fsei iol f--f n deqrn, with
The pot OF GROUND 10 -i 1al BY 100 feet ir Dth Th-
house contains large tum1sr o. rODns lray Dt1r8s,
closes &c hesisf b. fsrlscs srl 81 -vr-sn, repair
q 70 grounds - GOOD u cult v4on s1f lih n
the shove places srs onv 70 be seen % o. admired
large poft On q he puTcass money am on bond
jee w - sLEECKER Gas toner. ! B o,a-.'
fsa FOh sALh-A new 0ass.gTy c0glss. si.a olg
nul.Ll -nl : l.res or good and o1T ga c' luies
was frm tie cs7oi ~ Tsrr7t1wr flar- Il h1e
grove ~ orrsi c1 md stream 1fng-e rrug Tser
Known lhe Andre Bfook lunn NJ h-oa n hs premises
also, On exiensive view % tIe riyaT. 10 would ls SRA.
be reetfrcc or gentleman doing busrsss Ii the citr
Possession given ine sisev ard 6- ite csss requ,fsd
Apply, As teoye 70 imyl7m s.N THOMAS
81 AZ PRIVATE sALE-A beautiful country resi-
- detee comprising large 2si'ry house 5if7o fest
win barn and other oul-5utdings IN good order, Tlh
about nc - II excellent land win yong spp's and
petch orchard Low y IAN bearing Also ohsr fruit and
ornamental o. es OF ferert kinds The a5ovs properly
il Situated 10 'he vsae q Huntington, long Island For
j j''' " ~ j BLEEcKEE Auc. : Brosa.'l
a.. FOR SALE -Anei-v4iea building e, ~ith : & .
III; view Of the Hudson River two miles from Ts--y-
town, The BeofrJ road, 81 h fraa f!lr - thirty
fTe % land 10 SUIT the purrlase- 70 ger qian-
NV Of land Il desired. there is brick house, nearly new,
viii be fod vih a. Inquire ~ ne slbscr.1ar o. the
premises ia I'M hEhNi hOcNN LII
O. FOR SALE OR EXCHANGR-sx lots Of
f ground, well silua,sd in the City Of Toledo Ono,
- l5xlOO feet each will be sold low FOR cash or ex-
changed for real estate in Albany, NewYork or Brooklyn
improy'pg For particulars inquire Of B. r L Spell
Vol myl5 lmeOd'
81 VALUABLE NEWARK PROPERLY
Hs For sale, 2story houses and lots on the Norm
- side of Wlliam-st Terms made essy luqnire al 90
WIIlism,st Newark CATHERINE FOWLER.
les I'm
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o. FOR sALE Or EXCHANGE FOB CITY
eY farm 10 WesIchesler County, Occu.
~~pied by the late Samuel Y. Mol, yr. consisting Of
about one hundred and twenty Of land, on which
there 10 and vefnished dwelling house In The cot
age STYLE and extensive barns sheds ano other houses
iii erected within three years This properly IL egby
situated commands view Of Long Island Sound, and ii
within one mile ofthe New York and NewHaven Railroad
Depot at Mamsroneck from whence depart four or
Eve times day and reach the city 10 less lhsn one hour
For further particular apply TO SAML r. MOTT, on tho
adjoining place; 70 THOMAS W. PEARSALL, IS La Fay
ctie-plhre or 10 WIN Y MOTT, JR. IS Wall-si- m22n
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| FIRES AT CINCINNATI The Cincinnati En-
nru Of the 9Th says Yesterday morning a small
! me building, near the corner OF Butler and Con-
rsn SITS. occupied as grocery and coffee-house
hessrs. Kline & Kyle, together with the ad-
Sane building, used as pattern shop, by Messrs.
| wei Co. were burned TO the ground. The loss
| DC latter was s., 500 on which they were par
ay insured. Messrs. Kline X Kyle's loss was
Rir from $500, which was covered by insurance
TN the afternoon FIRE broke out In the copper
Sle shop Of Mr.. Shaddinger on Congress ST. near
tsaow. The flames communicated to the brass
Nshdy OF Goodloe X Co, frame building on the
o,nsoceuPied by Mr.. Sharkey as tavern, to the
''snanuisctory Of E. Hall Il Co., all Of which be-
e very S0mousnole, were soon burned down
no houses on Ludlow At occupied by some Ger
an ismiles, were good deal injured The fire.
aa exerted themselves TO the utmost, aud sue
esded in saving several brick buildngs wh;"h
sasht on FIRE. The loss to Mr. GoodlOe Is NOT Far
mn $500, chiefly in patterns--no Insurance.
Considerable stock OF a perishsble nature was lost
y TIE MeDrs. Hall. Two OF the frames were
ossed by w. Mclean Esq whose loss is about
sqs09 On which he was insured half the amount
.ie total loss is estimated to be from $1,000 to
$4,000.
DtArH IN CALIFORNIA The last steamer from
Osfornis brings intelligence OF sad accident
VICE resulted IN the death OF Mr. John II. Beck.
ppsn' hteiy merchant IN this City, and son of
nsary beeckmsn, Esq one of our Oldest and most
.ePeesaoie citizens. Mr.. Beeckman had been on
"" TO The new town oi Busteville OF which he
one oi 'ne cniei proprietos and, after an ab.
ssnce OF two weeks, was returning 10 Sscrsmsn,o
My IN whale boat. When nssr Vsra a,,,''' he
hanged his position IN the boat ana A,.r;" ~; 10
gan toward him one Of the hsmu,er, csn n "s
vat and striking the cap cause ,bs 49, sns "a
oe'Sy load Of shot, which, euterin, ~. 1850. VI
sstibg the main arteries, produced ;,nn,s snu
ssa Re expired with sissle exelsr.,; sui@ss
.1yrse. Mr. Beeckmsn was ia the enso,''' 0,
ecs health, and anticipating an eariy , a'vns o.
shndy from whom he had been sepsrs.s5 ,.,. 70
A. yesr and who are east ioto the deacs., 80
s :. BY this untimely event Evening Pos,
Snt HOLDERS MEErISG-A meeting ~ ~.
E,sseocers Of Queen AIMS county was hsS 4.
pc,S. eosse at Centefyille, last week. Tor ,bs
III \. ~ Organizing society s1r the proteo,ion
kapd ave property 0ficers were appo;pta5
Il ''ation and other ne Asures adopted.
| Fin. ssan0ro San.
Ia, A. we learn from the Elnira Republics,
h ,,o,a ESSAY morning last FIRE broke oat In
ksd, 80 MI. Nosier, Milport. DESTROYING the
k,pes a = house adjoining. Loss $500. in
~e on buildings o., 500. u
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From GLASGOW.

Fyow Nelo- York for Gias0oD.
CITY or GLASGOW B. H. MATBsws About the middle oil every
alternate month"; In May July September No'r and January
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-10

>sSes> THROUGH LINE FOR SAN FRAN.
SkG&A CISCO, VIA CHA0REs.-fhs Eew sns "a
cHEROKEE....I 800 tnns Captain H. wlndls
PHlLADELPHlA.llO 100 uns. Capt. Root II, Pearson.
yorm Only direct line between NewYork aud Chagres
end IN connection with the United States Mail steam pack
cisco.
Cherokee Philsdephis.
Aher Saloon State hcoHns......el& 90 SIS 90
Lower Cabin. 80 90
All the above dine 81 he table, and have the prvlk
eye of the Saloon
Storage found with mattresses
ard board) ................. e65 On e55
freight to Chagres 10 cents per foot Expenses ts
isthmus are borne by passengers
s0I H5S%I q ESfs'ss ARRIVAL sRRPSy sou
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
The United 5lases Mail steam packets
rANAhA......I,067 uns....CGpL DAVID o. Bailey.
OREGON Los r1n,.... Capt Carlisle P Patterson
CALIFORNIA .1,o5o tuns. :. Capt Thos B1dd.
fENNESSEE..l {, 800 tuns. .. Capt George 4. Cols
EAcoRN sCS S,n Capt ~ Whitney Whitney
are intende ed to form seuimonhy line belreon ranana
and ports In California
Passengers In the Amer Cabin farnshed bedding bat
not wines and hqucr Passengers In the Sieersge are
found with such reons furnished the crew. and
with mattress and pillow. All passengers will be allowed
space for personal baggage free the extent Of $50 lbs
Freight on extra baggage merchandise when aken 400
per tun and "a per cent on al specie.
Psekages should not exceed Us lbs weight for mule
carriage. Cabin. srgs
Ban Diego. 30 70
90 Ban francisco. 800 $50
10 stores 20 bs landed wiz be aken as baggage Charges
ofembating and debsrkng and all personal port charges
Including health ees and boat hire pad By psssen
ger No passage secured unu paid for Apply 81 Is Of
Scr OF the Company, New-York 81 south-st 1fk
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~ REGULAR MAIL LINE 30.

- L nktst Lax RAIL LINE Hhs
.gYzl' TWEEN bO3TUN AhD hEN-fD.A
a4A~-~ VIA siosag.on al Ffondr1ra--.in -
route whou. iery. ch.nee Of csrs Or baggs .s'--7
g. idefs G NAND1hhlLi. captain Joe. oHnsi hAa
CCBgDpORE Cen Nliau "a frszee. in eola.-r .
rt Ire s.Clinrfon ard rr0yierre sri Hls and frvgt
fr-.c esi.res3s .crrirr Ne--fcrh rsi'g lslrf~ys
osuedl rom Pie, Norh River hfsi w'tsrf a1Ove s.i'
.srs Place - O'Clock, 2. a. sld Stooinsson a. %.
clock y upon LIE arrival ~ .hs lnai as41 ifo-4
Session 1hese steamers we-- bC expf-ssy Tor ne noute
every respect particularly eeartst ~ he 1avg1
for OF LOGg-lslAnd Sound The scrunmodsronf Cor pas
sengers commocious and CONFERENCE.-The Officers
psble and experienced The icing shortest e,d
most direct between Boston and NesYos passengers
enabled 10 arrive 10 ample time for the morning nes Of
steamboat, and rsosds running 70 various points frcu
those eities The c. VANpERzIfr win leave Nav. Yoyk
fuesdsy Thursday and Saturday Lsavs ston,ngton Nou-
day, Wednesday and Friday. The COMMODORE Win
leave Newyor Monday Wednesday and Frtdsy TesvS
stonington Tuesday, Thursday sed saturday NB-Pes.
sengers the arrival Of the sieamers Al soonsson pib
coed Immediately IN the splendid railroad cars 70 PROV
dence snz Boston. ssggage-msster accompanies zee
IA and rom Boston For passage, beyths ssteroom
OF freight applications may 10 made sxenu 90 N
" sn and Al the Office, u BaE,ery-plaes -
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$50 CENTRAL RAILROAD or N. JERSEY lsSa.
f-,s- rusyssfsyE.zsy1. SUMMER ARRANGEMENTS

f.,- rSrssflEszsr1 +. SUMMER ARRANGE xENfA
- ~ $3.50 commencing April !, lSSo-Iis Ros1
extends froBl Elszabelhpou IS uilos 70
White House, N J. reducing tho staging bsiween he er.
minus Road and EastOn - miss and 10 Scnoot
sys Mountain 10 Il miles This line leaves NewYoys ~
siranboet RED JACKET, at pier ~ River and coanecA
with tsins on NewJersey Rsilross which leave New
York foot OF Cortsnd-sl Al the same hour new
route schoosys Mountain with less staging han any
ether
PAssEKeEs rRAIs uPs-Psssongeu wil leave New
York by steamboat from p.es N by the New Jersey
Railroad foot OF Cortlzndst at N and r. M lesvs
Ellzabelhlown at 10 AM and Pm
PASSENGER TRAM DowN.-Leaye White House 81 ~
A d. and As P NJ, North Branch nj SIS AM sni -
Pm: sonervle at 10 A d. and 10 Pm; Bound Brook
ai 20 AN and ~ IN Plsinhed a 40 AN. and 2.49
PM; westfeld a. .55 AN. and sPM.i EFzabehio~n a
7. IS and II. 80 AN. and ). % PM
The ireightain with passenger cars secned wiilcs,s
and EHzabethpor- by steamboat at 7S An Returning
North River al / Pm.
All freight from New-York intended ~ 80 by tiis line
must be Al the boat ~ O'Clock 10 insufe being takes
through that day.
STAGES viii be n readiness the arrival OF the o'clock
train from NewYors tihe White House 10 convey pe1s
sspgers b Eason Wikesbsrre Bethlehem. Allentown,
Msnch Chu1t Pa and to Pennington, Lebanon, Cntons
Milford, Bethlehem, Bloomsburg, New Hampton, WMh.
ington and b. yidere ~ j. On TUESDAY, Thursday and
Saturday to Delaware Wster Gap, Sroudsburg, Baritone
vile s;snhope Ossye Bucsiowp, and Lackswsnns iroo
Works &c Pa
NB An baggage q, the risk OF The owners unul Dc.
vered into the actual possession Of the Agents Of h1
Company, and checks receipts given Ii 5refor. -
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CuNlRD LIsE-Fer Liverpool.
For Bremen.
OCEAN STEAM NAVIGATION
From Bremen.
For Chagres.
For Glasgow.

PHILADELPHIA. Capt PEAssos.. For Chagres...- Thu
ID. Formation Chagres- Thu
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"a AT PRIVATE sALE.-Belween nine and ten
W acres Of land and half mes south OF Sing sing
~ and about one hours ride from Nev.Yorkby Railroad
situated on the banks Of The Hudson River snd for beauty
of scenery scsrceyb surpassed II can be divided mo
acres lois ali Of which have good prospect With nae
orchard Of grated fruit all In good bearing add never fsi
ng stream OF running through IT, Also acres OF
land sd Joining the lands Of Hon. Edward kemeys upon
which here IL beautiful orchard In lll bearing the
eround h well wsered For further particulars and terms
apply to ANfHONf j. bLEEGh hh
ieG lW AucuOnocr brOslsL
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THE OCEAN STEAMERS.


UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS
CoLLINs's LIsE-Sdls from Neo York .
ATLANTIC. Capt Wr.-... For Liverpool sat yuns !,
PACIFIC Capt For lsverpooeat jay
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From GLasgotv for Neio York.
CITY OF GLASGOW B. r. MATHEws About the middle OF every
alternate month In April June, August Oct Decr and feoy
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NAyAL-Ths L. S. ligate Congress, CAPT. J. u.
McIntosh, bearing tie broad pennant 81 Comm
dore McKeever got under weigh ieom the saclor-
age on the afternoon Of the 6gn iasT. and dropped
down 10 Hampton Roads, lNorioikj ald proce 'dei
Immediately - sea bound - the coast o. Brazil
with orders 10 touch at Cuba. The iOloglng Is
list o her officers: -
Commodore, Ise.e MeKesy, csP.ss,a Jans' s 4sla,
io'ei Li1 q, ~, ,Iai ~ Rc5g.r 81 Gsg1 ~
Grant; Psgssr. A. }. Walson; Acus Ass.s \. -
fax; Fle-i Surgeon raos WiiaIi-l1' t2'5'- a ~
sor. Assistant Surgeon GEO 81 10 veil. Con noa1lo
secretsry, Robert Glover: Psssej Miasl5r,n y IN
Simpson r fficei Mdshi lmsn' ~; u ~ h. ~ -
Water Thomas L,ksr Jlhu T. Johnston j. 49,. 80.
inron '-o'i-n; fuarI's Clerk y, ssjsr9: carosa.
tcr g Thomas; - lneEer G. Ana'la' r4
The u. 5. brig Porpoise, Lieut.. 70 ha,uu t.
bound TO The Coast Of Aiica was % S4I o. 'uJ 'Iu
inst from Norfolk. u . snIPs % ", 20 - 3i
90 pl ,ooufb sailed rom Macao Coma, on tas ga
~ Estyyaorv tor siam. All WE'LL. A letter lated
Wai,o NJ 10Th. gives the position OF the ddsren'
..eiis atla.t adyices, as follows: At Naples, the
Icdsnendepce fieate, bearing the nag Of Comm
dore Charles w. Morgan; the - Lawrence Cap
tain Paulding the Cumberland va Jam aIiLlss'
nd the sioreships Erie and Relief At SPezz'a
~ a Mississippi steam irisate, Captain Loas. a.
Toulon tie Cor stitutiou rigate, Capia.a Con''er'
-s~-
Tsy TEMPERANCE RALLY-raesday next pro.
r,ises 10 be a gaia dag. The Order Of the sons OF
Temperance having selected this city TOR grand
National Celebration, delegates are expected % &c
in attendance from every State in the Uaio1' aud
from the British Provinces. No less than one
thousand are expected from New York alone. A
procession will be formed az 10 O'Clock, which will
move from the State House through all the princl,,
pal streets Of the city la the afternoon there WI
be q great mass meeting on the Comaon ana Ia
the evening, the fremont Temple and Van Wag-
ner's Temperance Pavilion in the Public Garden
will be opened for the benefit Of the Parent Wash,
ingtonisn Society. Able speakers from all parts oil
the country are expected to be present
Boston Traveller, 9th.
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ryArGIrGs-Paper 1900 poundA fon 10tDe incass
III fSe dieereri 1uxues and colorh ot sale ukn1ins'
sras srscss sAUhr pzsaicKboa lS sOasss.
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REMOVAL

VALUABLE AND IMPORTANT DISCOVERY
FOR THE CURE or
EAFNESS
DFRsONs afflicted with Deafness can be cured, except
nom birth measles by using the Vegetable Bsssm
prepared by q relative Of Prof AgneL VINO nai cured
more han so persons some Is years ago AT be decease
he len this valuable recipe with hs daughter whJ has re-
,ided In South America nearly all this me s1d COW, be-
fore her return home offers this medicine a0y ore na
h euferng from Ibis cruel iIfmiy II BE- sent Win
erecuor 70 any part Of the country All letters musI DC
postpaid. Apply a q Anenst te75r
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FOR CALIFORNIA.

GFfA THROUGH LINE TO CALIFORNIA
skst<scss VIA notwithstanding the United States
Na-Thur,dsv June Is o'clock M from the pier foot
OF Wsren.st Mr. The new and elegant double engine
steamship GEORGIA D. d. Porter, u s. Navy Command.
err will be dispatched shove with the Government hsls
for the we. Indies and the Pacific The books are now
open for passage Charleston. Savannah Havana New
Orleans and Chsgres and for through tickets to San Fran
CISCO To secure through tickets, early application must
be made az only small number remain rnengaged. An
experienced Surgeon attached 10 the Georgia The &C
Tor Of each class unsurpassed
by any steamship shost The passengers for Orleans
are transferred at Havana to the superior double engine
steamship FALCON and proceed from Havana direct to
New.Orleans
Rates Of passage from New-York to Chsges'
State Room Berth. .....................''.'''slO
stsndee Berth. %
sleersge do-found bed and separate table..... 50
Rates OF passage from Panama TO San Francisco;
State Room Berth. .,....................SSO0
steersge Berth-found bed and separate table. $50
Rate Of passage To Havana To N Orleans
State Room Bertha. SIS
standee, forward cabin.......... 55 so
sieersge-lound bed and board. IS %
Freight to Chagres will be taken al 10 cents per cubic
foot The bills Of lsding must all be signed board the
vessel the day before sailing For freight passage sp
ply to ImySl JlSsl N. o. ROBERTS, lls Wcstst
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CHEAP
"uT 0nnsa
NEW MARKET.

NLW IIAH0kIs
TIVE SUBSCRIBER tskes his mshod Of irsormi5g ne
i nubfc thzi be nes opened q new Meal Shop, 81 east
rae Of Third-sv between T~enfy-fnb and Twenty srn
"a. WHERE be intends furnishing the best OF evey sird
ssi 10 il sssson, determined that no1g shal bs want
~ "a his part 10 give entire subtraction
lIso 81 The sane plsre. Beef Csiyes Shoop and Lanos
=, solesale fair for cszh n he alsng nter-
suss 10 Twsufy ourhs; between Second and Third ava
49, ~is ir,s NICHOLAS RYERSOS
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THROUGH LINE
FOR SAN FRANCISCO
VIA CHAGRES DIRECT.
xHE SPLENDID STEAMSHIP PHILADELPHIA,
>e<Sse CAPT ROBERT ii PEARSON, Commander,
GGfkN will leave her dock Pier No. 4, ~ r. for Chsg
res direct on Thursday, June IS, at O'Clock
Passengers viii pace their baggage on board the day
previous.
ROWLAND AsPINyALL
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-10
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
70 - 1850.

PioEEsks mp En5 ba,y :, elaca IA
4PN -througf IN so hours, The the Pennsyvar
nis Railroad OF the very beat ana most comfortable do
scripuou. New packets haye been placed on the line,
convenience Of travellers aordng the assurance OF quick
and agreeable tourney &c Pittsburgh
Every effort will be made render bis Tho dersbls
route 10 the West
For seats apply al ia Markets. snd E. corner Shrd
and Chestnut PHILADELPHIA WIN. COLDER co
FOR ticket and further information apply st WsssL
New.York mia II n. II. HfNDES Agent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-10

IN FASHIONABLE HATs.--JuG finished, the
I'LL splendid article offered elegant French SUE
Hsr al he low price OF -, Usually sold Al W. Aso
sn article Of 81 50 Neat Hats al 81 BROWN.
mn lms 1853 Csnsl-st one door from Sullivan
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-10

&Si>z EMPIRE CITY LINE FOR SAN
&SQ&&A FRANClsCO via CHAGRES DlRECr-The
splendid steamship CRESCENT CITY, 100
tuns burthen, Chas stoddard commander will leave for
Chsgres direct 90 Monday, July at O'Clock, from her
dock pier 2 ~ r. For freight or passage apply 10
lea DkWuyl J. HOWARD 4 SON, 81 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-10

S,UPREME COURI-Ciy County Of New fork-George w.
SCarsOn.ani Melvin Hard James NoTvaSummons fora
money tho Defendants above named You
hereby the complaint this acton this
duly Office Of the CLERK Of the County Of NewYork
Of once No - Beck
within twenty after the hereof exclusive
Of the day service and you al the complaint
Aforesaid plaintiff viii judgment for the Oithree hun
eighteen dollars ninety cents with interest from the
thousand gh hundred and forty besides
the COST of tins acton-Dated NAY 4, 1880.
ABiAN wAKEMAs, Plaintiffs Attorney.
uy6 l3 Beekman-st New YORK City.