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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-11

DISCOVERY OF A GREAT LAXE.--A great Lake
has been discovered IN the interior OF South Africa
durng journey Of exploration BY two gentlemen
Murray and Oswald. II is situated in longitude %
deg. east and latitude ~ deg south and its limits
appear 20 have been undiscernibie According ~
the natives however il takes twenty five DAYS 10
travel round IT, The veg ts,ion ON its banks is
tropical aud palms are abundant but il contains no
crocod.les. aligators. or hiPpopotami 1t is ap
proached by river. which for some distance is Sl
small size, aud which az il approaches the lake,
becomes as large as the Cloyde The lake itself
has no islands in H. but il is said these are densey
populated by race entirely different from those
near the borders OF the lake. Pelcsns are numcr-
wa as also fish. some OF which r, semhlc perch and
carp. sod weigh between ~ ID and sob. There
are likewise great number of elephants although
" much smaller description than those nearer the
N0'oSy' The natives, whose language was ualikc
any Sno~n dialect spoken by the other tribes in
oO9'h Ainca, appeared To be nj an inferior nature
ano 70 De much afflicted with pulmonary disease.
MisslssIPPI-The hatcher papers at nounce the
ussn OF Hon. Samuel Stamps Secretary of State
Sa"ssppl Gov. QG,tmsn has appointed Gen
Joseph Bell in the place OF the deceased. for the
time being, and ordered an election for Monday
10th June.
81 Uriah Psrke, the founder and thirty wear,
Ia Tor OF the ZaErsrtAs (Ol Gazette. died ON Sat
urday week ~ >"'
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1880 CENTRAL RAILROAD or n JERSEY
y.s~- --rlss.a11 SIMMER ARFkNGEMFN


Ai-t commencing April l. lel0 This Road
A@-----'-- extends from EIlahs'hp0rt Jj nIr8 20
White House Y reducing the -aslng between Toe er
minus of o." Road AID Easf0n 10 - niles and 20 school
ev. M,ultsnt 70 ~ miles, This line leaves New Yofk by
-ies m1ost RED JACKET, At pier River and connects
with rams the Ne,v Jersey Railroad, which cave New
York from foot Of Corard-st at the same hour new
sc0oeys Noun ain, win lees staging Than any
other
PASSENGER TRAM UP-Psssengers viii leave New
York by steamboat rom pier Y K or by he NewJrrsey
Railroad foot of Coriand-st at A and p " leave
Elzgheh,swn n 10 4 NJ and PM
PAssFNarR TRAIS DOwN Leave Whfe II use a. 30
4 NJ and IS p IL. North Branch ~ SIS " and l3b
e NJ. S0m-rylie st6. l0A NJ and 2i0 VI Iound Brook
at6.40 \ NJ and ~ " Plal1hed a 8 go Y AMI 2 90
F. NJ. Wee hed att IS NJ and ) 2 VI EaIaDehi1" al
:. - aud $50 4 VI 6u1 $40 VI.
TIE irp gt train f'h pas-er ger ascfedl Wi .tye
Wait. House AZ $50 VI, SOuerlie, $50, Faiuird DID
and Elzabefhpor by steamboat a. 7.j0 An Returning,
leave NcwiOrs, BY steamboat Red JacAe', rom pier
North RIVER at VI
All freight from New York intended 10 20 by Ibis line
must Dee a. The boat at III o'clock to insure being iaken
ihrou Oh that DAY.
Stages vii IN readiness the arrival Of he o'clock
train from Nevg-ior ne White House convey pas.
sengers % Easton Wilkesharre. Bethlehem, Allentown,
Msuch Chunk Pa and TO bennington, Lebanon, CLINTON,
Milford Bethlehem. Bo0msburg New VI zmptOn. Wash.
irgton and R-isfere y J. On TUESDAY, Thursday and
Saturday Delaware, sier Gap, sIuudsburg Bari0ns-
Vile Sanhope, Dsleyile BucHOwn and LgcAaw .nna Iron
Works &C. Pa
y r Al b.ggare At he REX Of he owners gnii de-
iyeed actual possession u he Agents " no
Company, and checks Or receipts given therefor as
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FARMS FOR SALE.
SO FARMS FOR sALE.-A +,

81 FARMS FOR sALE.-A farm on the bsnk Of
- Hudson OF 90 acres, niles above siuyFesant
- landing. The buildings substantial and complete
Alec. thu al dining farm of 100 acres
Also farm ABOUT miles below Albany, OF $50 acres, on
the east bank OF the ldson 90 hs harm there Is never
falling stream with a cascade Of 70 feet
Also the nd Joining farm Of 10 acres All these farms
are IN state If oh cultivation and the buildings con
venieni and In good order
Also an Island Of q acres Long Island sound, one
Nj ford with mansion house 80 ir-i rare ana
farm house and out buildings IL II accessible from ne
shore By csusewsv and desirable summer residence
az Nv J BLUNT. II Wallst
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e trains going Eas,
TRAINS
~. -,.........-l... .NoKA = EKIE RALL-

-.
k--si ROAD On and lff.r Monday, Dec.
81, the Trains Will rir ~ follows,
SUNDAYS eAcapt-d) Morning Train Tor tinra Comm x
places ,ruyts he pier foes ~ Duane a.
daily \ VI arriving th- evening Evening Tain
fDr F'rra CorUirs Jefferson Geneva R.ci sier Buffalo
and Doe Intermediate places, leaves ~ PM arriving Al
Buffalo the next ese'ng Fare to Geneva io 10 kochs-
ter = rs % Bufao SO 80 Passengers for Ithaca and
Cayug Lake take the cars OF the Cayuga and susqlehnn
nah K. r OVego Pa--eng- fer ToFs anl Licpml1g
counties Pa hc uf the Corning and BlosshIrg K
K al Corning 4 WAY Tain caves Pou J-ryis for rew-
York at 4 VI and returns a. p ".
NEW RGH BRANCH
Leaves NesS-i ork NJ 4 u and u ga Tuesigg Jan
g. Leave, NeVburgh FOR Nrw-York connecting WIKI ihe
trains goir- Wet. AZ Chrster,l a. 81 An. and VI.
Freigl leaves New York ell the read dolly,
(sunisys eNcrpcd) ~ PM. Freight 70, Roehoser Bu-
ho and a places west Of Geneva vii be delivered "a Tho
Auburn and Rochester X r NJ GsEeva
dgg JAMES p ktRkWOOD Supedannderi.
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SUPREME COURT OF The UNITED SfAfEs.-
Washington, Monday April ?, lS5O.-Moses +.
Holt ESQ OF Alabama was admitted an attorney
and counsellor Of this Court. No 20. Chesape axe
and Delaware Canal Company, defendants rs
John A. Perrinc The argument IN thus cause was
commenced by Mr.. Gilpn for the defendants ana
continued hy Mr. Whitley for the complainant and
bv Mr. Bayard for the defendants. Adjourned until
tomorrow II O'Clock, AM.
CoURT or ArPEALs, April mo. 40. Argued
YESTERDAY afternoon in place OF No. 40, by con-
sent Jane J. Ring for appellant Henry 4. Ia.
ves for respondent No. -. Submitted upon
printed arguments and points N. Howard, Jr.
counsel 49, No A.. Argued George Wood tor
appellant 4. {. Bradley for respondents. Conclu-
ded at the hour of adjournment. Alb Eve Jour-
The HIGHwAY RoBBFEY.-Thc examination of
William Reed and Henry Elliott, charged with
the outrage and highway robbery of Miss Ellen
Morton has occupied the Police Court all the morn
ing and afternoon, and is still going on. AS far as
the testimony has gone. it has proved the outrage
to he most nagramt The prisoner Red has been
identified 10y the young lady EAoH She does not
recognize Buff Rep. OF Sat
QUALIFICATIONS FOR CHURCH MEMBERSHIP
One of the boys in town, being, as he expressed H.
slightly miscellaneous, went INTO dissertation
on church affairs. Said he, :" II man wants to
stay in the church, he must have either peiy or
money, by thunder know it, for that's the prin-
cipe they husscled me out on Noone questioned
the force of the rcasoning-and for once "commen-
Gators did not differ charleston Plaindeaer
AMERICAN MEDICAL AssOGATIoN.-The Cm-
ciaHat, Gaseffe announces that the Convention OF
Physicians in the United States, to be held in that
city. will meet on Tuesday, the 9TH Of May and
not on w ednesday, as has boon enormously pub
lishcd in some papers
Contributions re TIE w AsHINGToN MoNU-
MgNr--The Legislature Of California have voted
10 send for the Washington Monument block OF
California marble quartz or granite, with the word
California chseled on it, ace.
~ The Legislature of Virginia, at It's last SEES
sion added two new counties 10 the already large
number in the ancient Commoaw cath. viz Raj
eSh, from the southern po tion of Fayette Comfy,
and Wyoming, by sub division OF Logan Co.
re- b. II. PUNCHARD. Esq Of Andoyer. Mass
whose death was recently announced, left by viii
100000 for the establishment and support of High
School in Andover.
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dr. RkGgLAK NAtL LiNk NJ

'sSs.-.sss..=ssyia S.onincto1 sr lence'-ls'srd
route without ferry. charge ~ ,.. .r Aagcagc,-lhe
steamers & VANDERBILT. Co Ine. Stone. and
COMMODORE Capt W ii1su Il r-rrtc. In connection
with the Solins.lu and ProVtcrc, H s.OU and Pfoyi-
drnce Railroads eaving New-lo-k daily Sundays az
cepedl from Pier North River frsi wAlg. above Bat
i-ry pace O'Clock 2 y. AMI SieaiuatDn ~ o.
clock. VI Iqon il" arrival ~ te nsi irain FROM
Boston These steamers huf expressly :or he roa'e,
and U every respect paricu t iRptei to he navi{n-
lou ~ LonE-Isand sound TIE accommodations for pas
sergprs cCwmodisJs s1d cont. raae1s officers ca
rabe snd experienced The routr being Ire shortest and
nos, direct between Boston and NrWNors passengers
enabled 10 arrive ample time for The morning zines ~
sfas boats rnd -grnats riur'rg o. various points run
those ci.es Thee VANDERBILT Viii leave Newly orA
Tues i.y Thursday sEd sHgrcgy Leave s. aiusiu1 Mon
law Wednesday ana FRIDAY The COMMODORE will
ieave New. YORK Monday "Wednesday and Friday Leave
S,oninston Tuesday. THURSDAY and saturday y. B.Pss.
gers tire arrival of She steamers az ScIrsoa, PRO-
coed Immediately in fle splendid railroad Prov.
irncs and Boston hsggage-uiaser accompanies each
train and rom Boston. For Yasss hrrhs, siarooms
cr fra .ht rso, insy he made he agents he
wharf avn ~ tb, -Frs l0 B,fer,.plars al
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QUINCY & co.'s GENUINE


AMERICAN PREPARED FLOUR,
EOR MAKING BREAD, Tea Cakes, &c. without Salt or
Yeast
Requiring only to be made into dough with cold water
and ready for the There 10 always certainty Of
ihis -four making good bread, which VIII not become
monldy with keeping.
II viii MAKE TEA CAKES WITHOUT BUTTER
wheat cakes without eggs and puddngs without susL
IL can be used to advantage for all domestic purposes
half pound OF butter lard with this Flour will produce
pastry equal 10 that made with ore pound and ordinary
Flour
For Ship Stores Is Invaluable lie qualities remain
impaired in any climate.
Certificate Of James r Chiffon Era NJ d
have examined the American Prepared Flour. pa; up
by Ouinhy Co and recommend II q most whole
come article JAMES Chiffon NJ ID
Sold wholesale by QUINBY & CO. 27s WskersL ard
10 Spring. AloO, BY ACNERMAN, 95 Bsrcay-st and
Broohlyn ~
sorders for shipping to Caarornis and other places
ou.P Sto1rs &c put up al short notice. s6 Ina
JOIN WALL, Of the late firm of j. c Buckusm 4
90 Sounl ssion Dealer In Boots Shoes and Leather
bsreust I'd door from Fulton. aud rear Of Shoe aid
Lesher~si Boston
Coosignm@ne soict-d uso swiseod sso.eod
DLCMBbR's BASINS OF All Amos; marble sIaSs for
doi copper showers copper balls and copper Croton
boilers, for sale by MILLER, COATES YOULE.
~ 2w- US pesTI-.t
nAKUM--sOO bales No /; 500 DO No.2 For sale al
~ manufacturers prices bv
wa GIflNT DERR,cxsoN. 80 south-.,
uANGINGs-Psper 4oCeo pounds, from eioss inci-.
wide, different qualities and coors Tor sale al nn.nut,r
CHAIN CABL Hs-A large sssortmen, Of Enghsh
~ proved ffom So to lis inches. For sale by
m22 0AuET DERRlCkSON. lSs South-ss
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- F0g ..IE OK EXCHANGE FOR CITY

Es FOR SALE OK ENCHANGE fOK III ocl,,.
RPROPERTY-The farm m W rs'sheTlef O"ul,si -,
about one hundred and twenty acres OF and on "llch
there is new snd wefnshed dwelling house u me GOT
,v s1d extensive barns sheds and other ont houses
ali erected within three THIS property 10 ehEhs
situated commands view Of Long Island Souai and .
xhir one mill ofthe New York aud New Haven Ran DAD
Depot A. Msmaron, OK from whence cars depart tour or
fv, time. az ard reach the city "a ess han one hour
For 6irher pEr,jculAr amply to sAML MOTT. on tie
adjoining place; % THOMAS " PEARSALL, 10 La Fay
etir.nisce or TO WIN y MOTT, ia 50 Wal.-st. M n
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FOR CALIFORNIA.
S. FOR CALIFORNIA VIA CH.GRE~.

<>r<S fOh tALffORNfA VIA 4 ~ AGNES.
duL,ru. TIE Cri-d States Ma steam .hiq % FDRlfIA
Lieut. Porter L : Navv. Cufrrs1.i n.y.
Wi - cts-sct-t from her pier foot of Warrvn-st r.
lr SAT- hDAG, Agnl l5, fsr Nsv Orleans Havana.
1ne s14"r'or f-cg-n-ro tsrons on To- Georgia
.0-l rs'e1 t1r1.e gfu-s " iH nr-- goryr- give
pass assurance = ssi.y All SPEED l.t 10 RI,
90 .-'er' -cs--.s -llElu. MA sage -ile
Al experienced Surgeon q attached 20 BE- v-ss-
Through uokets 10 san F-anc'sco h- secured ~ s..
plchuou al The Office u ne Company
Rate 81 Paaags jyc-s Nei, iork . cAIgr,i.
state Room herh.......-. sr sts1i-e he--h .....
Si-ersg- berth found beds and separate t-..... Ed
Rate of P7sf1ge-Pfnrrss 70 >I- F-fr-i.ft
>-Ai- fupi
s.-ersee found beds and sepsrsie tsa.es ........ IT,
Rates Of passage 20 Haysus az Ssr-O-.ea-s
St1.e-r1ou1 berth. s. s.
-.Entee b-rih. forward cubir..... s.
-trerag- snd found bed and board IS :
Freight % Chsgres mus; BE- 7Te-raii A. ~ h.ls -
iaf.1g must he -ued o. board re shin
The publ Informed lNst th- books f'r rs
ri. f1r The monih 81 Msy 0per .rnrl Pausr To-
San francisco Application should be r.-- r.ua- !s...-
TIL u1dsrsig1ei wi. dispsica ih- fl owing
7lr rrarr and direct % Sar FHncsrn ft- -rs --
ssni steamships IsTHMUS REPUBLIC, ANTELOPE,
COLUMBUS.
Scr passage Or '-=lgh, sgp.y %
ser5h N o ROBERTS. 30 Wtss.
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NETWORK TO NEWARK.

sassr <=x'v JOHNSON 4 co IS ' I'm HE
Lac, leaves Per - Norih RIVER between Dey and Corl
land so at 4 O'Clock =. daily tS.giays eKcepted)
Goods designed hr his Line, should be directed ~
JOhr sons Line.7 FOR Newark
A Goods TOR r.ast1n, Pa sianhope Dover Mo-rstOSu,
and informed places sent by his Line viii be forward
ed BY The Morris Canal and Morris AID Esssx Railroad,
ifee Of charge of storage caring For further
particulars, Inquire 81 the Office on he Pier.
T. y JOHNSON a. co Conmissoa.
MS I'm and Forwarding Herchalts.
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:. TO LIT or FOR -ALE-Tle ron foand1


h; NO f1a Offices On he fr,I fJ0r tOgeiher On sepsf
A4 stev TIE front Offices three large WINDOWS one
psrti9neo cf for bed Nc occupied as physician :
no who leaves 70 take charge ola practice mp town ~
there u no regular medical man 10 he ne-lu r h"
who prac SD with great success for eitht years "i1
t,yo doors having aesv retired il- country rare
chance nv 6rst rse location offered % medical men
Terms moderate 20 = good tenant l1q1l-e o.
a. W. FIRTH. POND < ~ ffaNt4il'-Ft4ai
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TO LET.


e. TO MANUFACTURER~.-r 80 !s- WIZ ''7 ~
~. cover thal vsusbe propeIf sN- ga y '..-l. ~
ia f.r-v ,s-efrg A. S.sp.-on : ze1 is.An1 l,.Lf
a, -, IN nv 2l5 feet now o-rIrri a. MtirAhir
-. Ect,-, "a tne prem So a. iF) hncS "l.1lnt-
~ IT, r.-f s~ Sol. fb--. stories. I chimney 81 i-''
- ...l ,r b e-- 1~ck. the o,te~ s. feet sr1.'e one
- nv MIN The fact '9at hi. pro 'r'r u .i'-
si1e public ferry. " hin 81 mi ie- ol lh1 ~. - -
yo-t a-t s~~e.- % v-ss~ &C Ordinary lrAn- "'
-sr Al A times oflde Rivr- . sr~al az "a ages So
b admirably "a rulsied 70 Al m4nu7 nf.nS pNfP-'
Tte 1ti.. !0g- can be- occupied -eqs'A'"i- an 'i1.
~. d .r,s erected with steam POKER % etcl ~
Pnss.ssion v-ven irneo iselv AppT % q A. A., y
uDt-u : r q.,,,,s .-.y--,,. alien s,srd alo Nv
-. To TIT or FOR -AIE.-Tle ron foundry
~. and yyrlus house 40 s1d 40 Cl-frfs@ i"1 -
80 ~ having been occupied may years ana .uoe--7
por- stand Tor persons wishing 10 rsiAbAst D1-es
anew Or change th~ir location TIE sl1-rrprr ".e- -
-e ~ lei 10 or number II year. Or he VII tNc1aie u
fr property To Or near BruadEa teow Chambers Iue
foundry NAV - hsd without the dTeiinghoi., Terms
easy. Apply 70 " I. SCCiI,
n linz
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- Earn E0K sALE- or EXCHANGE FOR

FARM FOR SALE, OR EACHANOE FOX
w REAL ESTATE A farm Of oil scres about 10 mhes
~- from Newark and one mile from he summit Essex
coun.v New-J-r.ev IL consists Of ahnu, ~ acres OF
wood and tn. residue meadow sud arabic, win neal
non Sc barn. good repsir orchard, pure pnng-"
e- Nc Ii can be reached in hours by he Morris zbd
Fsssx Railroad trains which pzss sevrrA times daily ro
particulars spply to A. Z. AMERMAN E'q ~ Clam
hers
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M COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR -ALk-Oe-

I'D. .hiiulv located In MIddetOwn. Conn. within -
- minutes yak Of The Railroad leading 20 Newly OK
and Boston TIE house i tssisIy and Substantially built
IN the al an STYLE with iron rdahs AMI contains ~
rooms TIE lot contains about half acre and stocked
with choice variety Of 'uit snc ornamental trees thfIhs
&c n not sold a. private sale by il@ IL, OF May VI" ~
Starr 10 Nasss1-st OF T. W y. Starr on the prem
ises AZ o.
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FOR SALE.
,n.Nrr,crnnY. Rr-INE-. For

e. ALI or exchange ~ properly A rnanA'Acnry for
- .u alton OF hree staple and n'h -cuou-
ALE s-,-.s itA al esisbsh-l busness III a-ir-s az
r1t 0- .Ep.e hLt Iad-p -s4- beng us-i ilf -t Fe
r--ea rs- 1g patent leather &c. ard ne cl- tt-
,s-+. rr~~.s-fr. ft- -a-- a. 20 VINO rsae fiinii"-
-..4 90 short credit and -ss1 I'D a. % ne 90
... such r-f-f-ac- 10 many 90 he ir-- case
-4-rta1t vii not oalv - .iver hut slch inq re-. n-s
&c.. 2pao yf be- REQUIRED O. purchase b. which vi
be- tsEar p cast md good noes o. u real estate 10 OF near
t1. cir. # u1eNce, lolal. ocAuJn AMI "'Ih- FAh or
s,re,t' on u v.I De received ir payment Address D.
IL ave- box 1897 Pos-o+ire h t-l particulars wtch VII
10. ~, .,.-..f- -,r.4-rn.i lN-
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-. Observation-Disclosures HOUAE-Tol-

- ~, ,o"vSo a. CO. - sa.e1 leland
III sipstef On Caseion III eh- within haf a. hour oi
New York hv steamboat ard consisting OF large cottage
anng four or i've rooms on The fret story ana set or
EIGHT on the second Also. stable and Ooscu-1Ous- snd
extensive gardens vel stocked win frlit and flowers
TIE view il unsurpassed 10 extent ard beauty Tie mouse
being eganty lrr -hed small family without CHI 1r,I
would he preferred Apply to HESMlIH co
% n 30 Pine -
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IL FOR sAiIE-A wei uuit thrr-riofy urcS house
f.. basement AID under cellar sluacd 10 "rnhrin
A-@ u urar second avenue cOlvcne-t O Rev d. Iyng-
Church and the Suvvesantpsk The house % fui.h-d n
counete manner with marble mani-s hot and cold va
Ter -rf gas fixtures throughout The above property y"
Dee ,n q cheap II applied for soon. Apply 10 JOHN l.
BLISS builder corner Of Firssveuue and Nntst or 81
NM @ CHASE, on the premises Three-iourths OF the
purchase money can remain on bond Gad mortgage
at. go.
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pACIFIC ROCK SALT COMPANY-s.e.ln

refined pure ground Rock Salt foT dairy ard family
Of very superior qualify IN canisters boxrt
and various sized bags For sale the mills N Furmsn
Brooklyn, and The Office Of he Company. 100 WAlN
NswYork Iml2 I'm D. RANSOM. Agent
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- FOR SALE AZ HARLEW.-A cottage On

= Y =
Il! four O;s of groUHd situate on ndred and iweu-
1AA tv-n.rthst i-iwesn Fourth and FINN avenues The
coti- 20 contains rooms and pantrss and tn perfect
order Tie ots run ,hrus ~ from Onehund eniy
rrthet 90 hund red hirteh-st On said premises
s-e a. stable carriage house. fowho1s-, wood house
and ceholss al To- perfect order and repair The place Z.
vel stocked with The choicest fruit trees vines and shrub
be- ard within Eve ninaies wax Of the RAJ road For
further particu are inquire Of
IN w. HENRY +. HcGOWN. 3o Nasssust
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PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CoMPANY.

PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
The United S,asss Hpii steam packets
PANaMA.....Lo S7 tgrs. o. Capt David ~ Bailey
OREGON ......Lfe9 uus.. Capt. Carlisle 7 Posters no.
CALIFORNIA. p Od0 tIns.... Capt Taos B1dd
TENNESSEE, so tlcs.... Capt Geo 90 A C'.--
CAROLINA. 60 tune ...
UNICORN ..... s." tuns....
arr Intended - form ssi- or MY Ire 'i" ren fsnans
AM porte 10 California.
Passengers In The AneF CABIN furnished ie-t1g h1l
rot wines and iqu0D. Passengers m l' s'eerre SO
found Nth rat1ns furnished Cd le crew and
With matress snd pillow. Al Passengers w.; 1e N0" ~
space fJr personal baggage free 20 tnc extent " - hs
weight not exceeding 10 measurement ZEN cuhc ierL
Preeh on aNra baggage merchandise, nen .aker, tlt
per tun, ana !. per cent on all specie.
Packages should not exceed - Dr. Trshl Tor tll~
carriage Isbin Srge.
Passage from Pansus 10 San Bias Or HsIsrsn So 500
san Disgo.....t...... Isl -
san Francisco ....... 500 $50
No 10 oe landed VII be taken a. baggage Charges
Of kin and 1eba,kng and al personal port charger,
including health fees and boat hire o BE- paid nv 1e ps--e
gers No passage secured paid for Apply sin, -
fee of the Company. New-YOTE. y Souih--t EtH
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o. FOR -ALE-ELMIItA MILLS At ELMlkA,
T.. Y-Ths valuable property, situated on The Che
uuug River. n one o. the most plrssani tow - ln
Western NeYork tie line Of in- New YORK and Eue
Ra rosd where is ufer-ected By branch connecting
with The hany ard BufaO Road e offered Al very 10"
rr-. and on easy terms Previous % the prOpretors
leaving mira 10 Welded or several years net prohi
equal To - PER cent the cost Terms Oneifrd essh
down balance in six yea.y iuss4ners For part-u ars
amply - NATHANIEL W GOULD, Elmra, or 10 urs
proprietor m Montreal Canada East ~
llfjr,- IRA GOULD.
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-. Ar PKIVATE -kIE-A srleudii cI.1try "a

.. At PRIVATE -NLk-A spen1I1 comfy "a
d. rear tie Village u Painted. y J. possessing ibe
a advantages az The village, ye. rrlrrd from u ne
dwelling r. Two stories and aitir modern bUil colombo
'front.' I'm lrst 'or and conservatory a.
taci ed. marble msn'es &C. viii al requisite oui-'-l.a
irg--c1ufanirg about az land, with living sire am
running through D.; are tasteful ad ont IN lawn
and garden with -darised walks snl great variety
of evergreen and other ornamental trees shubery &c
aud ~ ahu- dance % fruit both 'arre and small Panied
: ABOUT 7. hours ride from N-~Tors accessible three
times dsy by EzaDethioven ard Summervi Railroad
Fer terms ani further acgars or the above property
apply 10 ANTHONY J. BLEECkER, Aucuoneer
4. rtv Broad -
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So .erc@ situated the = Mtuls River ~
H. head u raw cation where The packets Fly twice
w-sF Oh lie Boston r1s1, between iurs-l-cS ana sam
flr! Conn v-rs sh1r, li-erc- from t1- New OK ana
S-r- r4aver Rs roid passing times isy-wil.n two
hours tsvel II the err Two and hsf m es from steam
hosf landing 4 1eAi two--fory dwelling psrior "Nl
d.rr 5olr.: keh4n attached cellar under both piazza
s 49, rear A GOOD barn and Other r-crs-ary .l drEs
- ~ rsr shout three acres attached slolrtios
V n choicest kin-s Of ful To nan o. business or
or leisure 4 surpassed tv any Tor erns Apply 20
JESSfP FOX L. south a. or % ne subscrler near TIE
Trrr,t.ss las lw.l SOLOMON PECK.