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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-25

~ Gov. Marcy's brooches with the
fv cent match have been secured by the interchangeable
Tor McKIMM Politicians others invited 10 reco-
hotter Persons obliged patched under garments
NAV bauk pryng curiosity by the purchase OF Sack and
Frock Coats corner of Bleecker and Carmine sts
o1p 9,EESE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-25

Doors AND SHOES FOR EVERY MAN,
Woman and Child in the City-We would call the atten
ZION Of the citizens and strangers to BOOkSS New YORK
Boot and Shoe Emporium l51 Fulton street. US having the
largest assortment in the city Of handsome, elegant and dur
able Boots and Shoes This establishment for good articles
and low prices can't be heat.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-25

~ ELEGANT INITIATION, AT HOME,
Ar cp Visiting and Cake Cards engraved and printed
In The most fashionable styles EvERDELLS 5Q2 Broad
way corner Duanest Beautiful Boxes for Weddng CAKE,
splendid Bridal Euvelops Waters snd Silver Cord MI
EvgRDgLL has Branch Store Waist for the accom-
mediation of his dow -toWn customers. o-3 OIL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-25

LOOKING GLAssES.-RICHARDs KINGS
LAND wholesale dealer In ard manufacturer OF Looking
Slasses and Importer of Looking, Glass Plates Large
Pier and Manie Glasses put up TO order IS CortanasI
second floor opposite Merchants Hotel, New-SoTk.
o9AI rns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-25

FRom BARBADoEs-Wo have tie Bas9saees
Nesi Indian to Oct. 3, No uewa.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-25

" MINIATURES, Wise. has aa,7o1 Inhabitants
and the County 3l,o7l, increase in three ye@''
$3.50.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-25

JENNY LIND.-The best DAdUERREo-
TYPE ever taken of the Swedish Songslcr executed
Yesterday by GuRNEy 1879 Broadway and can be seen at
his Gallery. Oh u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-25

TEMPERANCE DINING SALooN.-Break~
fast Dinacr and Tes-l2 Beekman-st door from Mas
New Roast and Corned Meats cents per
plate; Coffee Tea or Cocoa cents cup.
JOHN s SAVERY.
o22lw SYLVESTER CHANDLER.
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~ SANXAY's FURNIsHERT is supplied
with all the desirable styles OF UNDERSHRTs aud DRAWERS,
and the prices charged them low that purchasers
may be satisfied that II is the best place in New York TO
buy their Winter Outfit SANxAY's Furshery li6 William
Ct nenY EiliDn.
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~ FowLERs & WELLS, Phrenolog1Sts
and Publishers Clinton Hail. 3l Nassau-st near the Park
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-25

FspENscHEID STILL TRIUMPHANT -
THE Espencheid HAT at $3.50 is universally pronounced
superior in Fabric Finish and Durability to any 81 a sod
In Broadway This is great triumph IN the Art Gan IN Ut
1G7 Nassaust and Judge for yourselves.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-25

BARNUM's MUsEUM.-This evening the
beautiful piece Of the Hunchback is performed, with Mr.
Clarke Modus and Mrs Myers as Julia TINS aiLerooni
beside dancing music by the BeRngers and wonderful
Jugglery The comic piece Of the Specter Bridegroom
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To- JENNY LhND, PARoDI, ANNA BIsH-
or, FiTz JAMES, the Ladies' OF New York and those visit
ing the City politely requested to visit the Ladies' Shoe
Store of Mr. MILLER in Clnaist where they VIII hud the
largest handsomesi, aud beat assortment OF Ladies' Misses
md Chdren's Gator Boots aud Shoes to DO had IN this
City Take advice and go direct TO j. b. MLERS, 1874
5,auuI at
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GENTLEMEN's FALL AND w IN FIR
WEAR.-WM, T. JENNINGS X Co. 81 Broadway opposite
me Park Fountain viii this day introduce their Styles
oiOyercoata, and other Fall and Wn1er Garments, COM
pfsing IN assortment in style and character far superior 20
NE productions they have heretofore rendered accepa
bic to their numerous patrons. oil II
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Oh 2w+
ALLEN DoDwoRTH's DANCING ACADEMY,

:.
448 Broonest- Classes on Tuesday "Wednesday, tnday
and Saturday for Waz Polka Schatesbct and Boero &c
&c. a New Glass will commence on Friday, NoY Z, ior
beginners. oIS wv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-25

EY THE MoRAND DAGUERREAN GAN
LZRY, Established lSO 1872 Chathanst OPPOSITE the Ma;
TioKA THEATERThe pictures at his establishment stand
unsurr assed for bodness OF outline ahfuness OF likeness
and Jpprebil;,v ofimpression s25 2ncodt
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p1rsYuEss NOTICES.

-" BERFORD'S. ? Aston House.
S' q'be a. London Lancet says OF the August No;
Flsriug, .pir ted and hUi'or'u, 'he 7eSiS''' oi1t,
= ,.r Of hchn-ss- w..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-25

W DAGUERREAN JOURNAL; devoted
~ the Daguerrean and photogenc Art containing every
new invention or discovery, and oil improvements i'll the
Daereoype process-32 octave pagss Published SEMI
oo4oDL1tyyt 235 Broadway, New York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-25

II JUST PUBLISHED, the BEST PoR-
trait of JENNY LIND executed by Crehen after Roots adj
mrable dngueeoype taken al the special request OF Mic
Lind.
Size of the print 24x36 inches. Price Of each COPY
plain 81 coored in exquisite STYLE 81 All orders to be
addressed 10 GOUPlL W
OF 6te0d* Print Publishers, 300 Broadway
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A FRIENDLY WARNING TO SCIRBBLRs.-
From rapdity with which Mr. GoLDsMtTHs cheap class
filling up, he will in few days have as many us he
do Justice TO- We would therefore suggest to those in
tending Take lessons during the CHEAP TERN that an
early visit his rooms 239 Broadway, advisable Ladies'
and Gentlemen preieng separate and private instruction.
will receive the same attention now as heretofore
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-25

HA! Hal We THouGHT So The
preat uranium of public appreciation he highest honor
OUT has been awarded to 1asLEYs matchless DAGvEERE-
oTYpEs The past years he has received god ana ST.
yer medals without number from members OF scientlnc
bodies in all parts the Union There viii now be great
rush 10 his elegant Sky-Ligt Gallery, I'll Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-25

HoLD, You ARE IN DANGNR !-Stran-
gers in town advised that the best Establishment TO
procure elegantly made Garments is at hiCERoYs, 45l
Broadway His reputation Il Fashionable Tailor is
ond nono while bis Prices rival in Economy those ofay
Store in the City Purchase OF him and you sure OF be
ing satisfied do elsewhere and you in danger OF OBJ
tanning articles that are but cheap i'll name.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-11

THE poTAro RoT at THE EAsT.-Tha Boston
Journal IL informed by gentleman who has re-
Gently returnedirom journey through several coun.
ties in New Hampshire, that the potato rot haa
made ito appearance, aud ia committing uerlous rs-
vaees So far as our informant could learn, the
rot appeared simultaneously in various sections OF
the State In some situations the tabers are ba lily
rotted, while in otbera no signs If the dls-
ease have as yet appeared Some varieties of the
potato have also entirely escaped. Much excite.
ment and apprehension eXiats among the farmers
in consequence of this calamity. We hear con-
plaints of the rot from several towns IN thh osass
The Old Coi0ny Reporter says:
at ia confined principally TO one or TWO veiio'.oS
the Chenangoes and the pink eyes or os'lcoes are
nearly ali which have yet, to our aho
affected The former has, ever since tue nfo' up
neersnca of the rot, come years since, bean the
most sfFected and we should think 1t adVisanie 20
raInoni.b ira culture, at least for the present.
Tbe Neu6uryport Herald statea tha, the rot IN
that vicinity appears to be fer worse snan IN aoy
nrevious wear great portion Of the crop is fouad
r. he rotten already in the hills, and ii tits not soon
srrested the crop threatens TO De entirely cut OFT
We lesrn that in Norfolk County the potatoes
are generally diSeased and the crop will be much
reduced.
The Providence Journal says: We regret to
learn that this disease has suddenly appeared ia
this quarter few days ago the potato looked
finely. But now, we hear OF their decay 10 all di-
rectons, and many fields which promised large
yield, will not be worth digging.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-11

AHorHER STEAMBOAT ExPLosIoN.-Th Chica
20 Tribune Of the 9th says We learn from per
sons who came in last evening on the cana packet
Cataract that couple OF miles above the city
they passed the wreck OF the Calumet Trader &
little steamer which plies between this city and
the head of navigation on the Calumet They
were told in passing that her boiler had little
while before exploded, killing two Of her crew,
and badly wounding another, the boai immediately
afterward sinking This Trader bad just started
out of port and was loaded with shingles, salt, &C.
FLOOD IN OTsEGo Co.-The Utica Gazette IN
derstanda that number of bridges in the south
pattof Otsego Co. have been swept away. ana that
one dwelling house was precipltsted iato the
stream and portion OF it's inmetes drowned
EY The quarantine regulation at st. Lonis, has
been Suspended for the present
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F==trs.. r,.s,zssgsssu1 rSEyy-YORK AND NRw-HA-


hT7A -nesday, April "a, the following trains
will leave the Canals Sation neer broadway Passoz.
gers also received at the New-fork and Harlem haroad
Office Twenty seyenth-st
l. Accommodation Train 7 Is AM. for New-RochellA
Mamaroneck Rye Port Chester, Greenwich Stamford Da-
rien Norwak Westport Southport Fairfield, Bridgeport,
cra,fnrd Milford and New-HaYen. Passengers from ths
WavStaon for Albany and the stations on the Housaonc
and Nauontck Railroads. will take this train and stop II
Bridgeport Passengers from oI Boston froV
idence Worcester Hartford Springfield and ConnactcSe
River Railroads will take this Train and join ExDross Trah
at New Haven.
mort ALBANY and Housatonc Railroads. NewHagen, Hart
ford Springfield and Connecticut River Railroad, Worces.
ter Providence and Boston.
Accommodation Train ut AM for New Haven and 10.
termeate Stations Hampden Cheshire Southngon Plains
Vile Pennington Avon Tariyile, and Colinsrle, Mid
detown Hartford and Springfield
4 Express Train ats M for Stamford, Norwalk, Bridge
mort and Housatonic and Naugack Railroads. New Haye
and Stations the Canal Railroad Hartford, SpEingheaas
Worcester and Boston. - -
g. Accommodation Train 81 4 L NJ tor NeW-HaYea ana az
the intermediate Stations.
G. Communication Train at % I NJ toE bridgeport ana III
'eii''u'''e TRAINS TO NETWORK
/ Communication Train at 5 As NJ from Bridgeport stop
ping at all the intermediate Stations.
2 Accommodation Train at Is AM for New Haven
stopping at al neTsas AZ sa agpor {ecS'R
g. Accommodation Train at 50 AN. from New Hayen
from Hartford and New Haven, Canal Railroad, and Nang
atuck Railroad
4 Express Train at 10 p NJ lin connection with the Ex
press Train from BOSTON, from New-Hayen stopping at
bridgeport and Stamford receiving passengers from the
HOusgtOnic Railroad at Bridgeport
Accommodation Train at 80 p NJ (receiying passen
gers from the Accommodation Train from BOSTON, FROM
New Haven, stopping at all Intermediate Stations
g. Express Train at 10 PM. Tor in connection witEx-
press Train from Boston, stopping at Bridgeport NorwaA
and Stamford arriving in NewYork at IL 80 PM Evening
Train from Pittsfeld connects with this Train at Bridgeport
Passengers requested TO tickets before taking
seats in the Cars. a3O tt R B MASON Supt
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TRAVELLING.

rs..S ,-,,,.,, NEyV-YORK & ERIE RAIL
d.. - 0ADNEWS, l RQgTE 70 pl BuFf "A,
Ieayip5 ~ SeWYort for Binglampou Elalra,
sn Rocbester Buffalo and places
daij, SUNDAYS uxcepted) by STEAMBOATS, THOMAS
ELL or ERIE, from pier foot OF yuahe-:.' u ionV
Breakfast and supper on board tne noals' a. Snarps
EXPRESS TRAIN al so AN Stopping only 81 sgg ,ps
chester iosl en- Mddetown Port Jergs Narro8s9 s
Deposjt Lanesboru BnshaIuon Owego WaYeriey r. &c az
asaIsers for Rochester Buffalo &c lodge al Gene
ya md taking he Express Train fom Albany next morning
arrive Rochester and Buffalo at the same ie rs
gers Albany with the advantage OF anghts rest a' &c
WAY AND MAE TRAIN-At so AM. stopping al oil me
Stations arriving at Coming the same evening atV 10 cA
WAY TRAIN at - NJ for Oasy1le and al lnieriledaie
NIGHT EXPRESS TRAM at 6 Is NJ stopping at Piermon
Sufis Chester Goshen, Mddieiown Port Jeryls ana all
TIM tstios west OF Port eryis. Passengers Tor 6iao by
Tins Tram proceed Geneva dine there and lake ms tx
press Train from Albany arriving al Butao same evening
for Ithaca Cayuga Bdge, ana towns ON GaStlSa
Lake take the cars OF the Cgvugn and Susqpehana lE
road at Oego which leave Immediately on the arrival OF
the Ere trains, Passengers Tor lloga ana gou
ties Pa take the of the Corning ana oiossDs
nj Corning Stages leave Narrowsburg Deposit i!anesooro
Bmghanton Owego Wayerly lFactoryvile,) EImlEa ana
Corning, on arrival OF The tralus ,-o,n,,
TRAINS TO NETWORK
EXPRESS TRAIN leaves Geneva ats 10 \ M stopping al III
mira Wayerly tFactoryyilel Oweso blngnam'on Lanes
boro DEPOSIT Narowsburg Port Ierys MIddlet9wh Ches
ter nnd SuteTns, arriving III New-York al % IN
WAY AND MAIL TRAIN leaves Corning al M stopping
at MI the stations and arrives il NewYork at Is NJ
NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN leaves Geneva at 10 L NJ ana
Corning at Is NJ stopping al all tue stations west OF Fort
Teyjs and al Mddetown Goshen, Chester Snferns and
Piernont arriving in New-York az AM;
WAY TRAIN leaves Otisyle at . . An stopping 81 al
the stations and arriving in New-fork at II AN
~ Special Train Monday morning leaves Port Jer.
Wis at 80 AM stopping AT al the stations and arriving IN
New York at 10 AM
NEwBuRGH BRANCH leaves Newburgh at 10 AN aud
so A NJ and IS PM connecting with the trans gong
West Leave Chester at 6 IS AM and NJ. and % PM
or on arrival of the trains from the West. ,
FREIGHT TRAINS leave from pier foot Duanest az M
Freight for Geneva Rochester and Buffalo, and all places
West taken by Express freight trains and Is forwarded
through without delay, CHAhLt;S MIMI
mV13 II superintendent
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rr,gs.s- : FOl nOsTON "a NEwPoRT ANp

EssSlhrsz VI ALL RIYER-By The sPiendid end saP9.
nor steamers BAY STATE a2d EMPlRa
STATE of great strength and speed particularly sdaed .
b OF Long Island Sound running in connection
With the F River and Old Colony Rspoad distance Ra, o.
- ,rs no Boston only Leave piers X near ao battry
The steamer BAY STATE Capt VIM Brown, on Tues
DAYS Thursdays and Saturdays ats NJ.
The steamer EMPIRE STATE, Capt benz brayton ga
Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays, at r ID
Ths line ia the only one thar rams direct for Newport
These steamers are 6ed with commodous sate rooms
and every for tho security and comfort OF pas
sengers who afforded by this route nghts resi- o.
board and on arrival Fan River proceed per railroad
reaching Boston early the following morning OF can sem1n
on board getting their breakfast II wished Tor 9nH ne
snrtinp OF the accommodation train at 10, AM which
reaches Boston at about $50, AN
baggage-rnasier attached to each steamer, VINO re
ceives and the baggage and accompanies tho came
to IFS destination ..- a.
The rates or passage and the price of staoFoOms aS
same as by other lines
Providence daily, except Sundays
Freight to Boston taken az the same rates IA by The oeeP
regular lines and forwarded with Greater expedition by a.
Express freight train which leaves Fall River every morn
ing Sunday exceped at o'clock for Boston and New"
Bedford arriving ST its destination at or about ii Am
For freight apply on board, the Office on Pier NIX
For siatefooms berhs apply on board or II u desires
10 secure them ahead, application may be made to
jelOy TISDALE BORDEN Agents, 10 and II "essSS
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-T<g~ b REGULAR MAIL LINZ BIZ
p snSlA..--ssTVVFE,N ROSTCN ND NEW. YORk,yia

sAazssEl HSonngton and Providence-Inland ro1t9
without errv change or steamers y
VANDERBILT, Capt Joel Stone and C0MMoDoHhs
Capt VIM H. Frazee, in connection with the stonngon arg
New York daily Sundays excepted from Pier Mr. hrst
wharf above Ba,terypaee at oe9ek M and Sonngsos
These steamers built expressly for the route and are
every respect particularly adapted to the navigation q
Long Island Sound The accommodations for passengers Rrv
commodous and CONFERENCE.-The officers capable and OK
perenced The being the shortest and most direct boz
tween Boston and New passengers enabled TO az
railroads running ponts from those ces The c.
VANDERBILT willleaye New-Yors on Tuesday Thursday
md Saturday Leave Stonngton Monday Wednesday
and Friday The COMMODORE will leave New. York moa-
day Wednesday and Friday Leave Stonngton Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday N B-Passengers, the arrival
OF the steamers ut Sonhigton proceed mmedately in the
splendid railroad to Providence and Boston Jag
master accompanies each train and from Boston.
For passage berths freight applications may
be made the Agents the wharf and at the ohce 10
Battery-pace a.
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TRAVELLING.

II ~ gNIrBD STATES MAIL LINE
av M SSIliiAAikLKSTqM 70 HAVANA, VIA
did ste9mship ISABEL loo has burden eonnspd6d 1y
Capt imam isolnns VIII commences his, regular n o. "a
Monday Der ana sui regularly from char,asie, & for
na 10 Charleston ON tbs sth aud I'd ' "'" Jaw
From Charleston and Savannah to Havana sin
From Charleston and Savannah To Key West 40
For particulars apply 10
In Charleston to ri C. MORECkI
aprnfs IN Havana DRAKE, BROTHERS & CO
PassnGers leaving Havana by this ship roach Bait
WOW. nv tbe land route the flth day. or by meeting ths
steamer SoutherneY reach New York in same time II
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ssEsSes2s... FlANG-FORTE5 FOR SALE
Persons about purchasing Pianoa viii hna
& II Il 10 their advantage 10 call at EGNNEf
81 w COMPANYS Mandatory, l52 Fulton-Ei.
least aide OF Broad way) they have large assortment OF
Rosewood Panos constantly hand; every instrument
warranted for two years B. CO. have The OF more
ban 1000 persons they viii refer TO- who have purchased
Psnos Of ihen all of which have given universal dsec.
don but when any douhs sre expressed their quality,
lbs payment may be- withheld until such doubts are
moved. Old Pianos exchanged New aud secondhand
PiNnosto let M u
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TO 3EI.

>g><-0(~~-'-7~o10t-1...7-0.. -, -, :,
- uav snS-,ous and conveuegt huHss a51ve 3ieecE-
M er.sl rent NOT exceed COO cor tbs ve-tisar nov
occupying eenteel hree-sory house al $50, would ne
Mad 4, exchange with tenant larger house, With
rem. in proportion. Apply 10 T. L. NICHOLS, II D. 81
W est " epty second Of SO lw'
eSs PUNISHED a0UaE WANT AD-on or be-
80 tv cen tie second-aF with modsrn inpr eneuA
ssaS Apply 10 g. K. COLLINS. IS ~ all st aul0n
~ TO LE4'-The hrees.ory brick house l40 cnufch-
HS a. Immediate possession given. ApplY 10
e@SA su30SxE2w B 4 CAILFON,9 Wsl.st,
~ WAHFBD-A hte proof Store Tor s1orsse Of goodf
ssas apiO,f Z K oOLLINg, IS wa-st
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uUDsON RIVER RAILROAD.
UIlU 5ItuIIIDU4Ib
SIMMER ARRANGEMENT, 1850.


La BANY by Railroad t. -
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT, 1850
On and after Tuesday, May q, the passenger trans wa
run as follows Sundays excepted1 connecting At POUCH
s IIDA. JOSEPH BELKNAP and SOUTH AMERICA
unning and Albany and touching at the usual IN
efine'iT TE AVE EEW-YoRK, GOING NORTH,
From the Office in Hudson-st near Chambersst
saions on The railroad and connecting at Poughkeepse
with steamer JOLEPH BELKNAP which VIII land at
Hyde PARK kgson BaTryown Ty9 d MAJ Maiden 1f Cats
and arrive at Albany at 2 ~ ,,-... ....,.
M8 Is A M-Express train for Albany, stopping ut
Yonkers, Dobbs Ferry, Dearman Tarrytown Sing, Sing
PeeIskiI Ciurrson's Cold Spring, Fshki, New Ham
bHreh, and connecting at Poughkeepsie with the NEW
WORLD or Aida, which viii land at Kingston, Maiden
CalsL Hudson and Coxsackie, and arrive at Albany at
Ati2M -For freight and passengers to Poughkeepsie
'9 AfP5P M@For passengers Poughkeepsie stopping
a' At M3For passengers Peekskil stopping at the
iii' Az AZ p M-Express train for Albany stopping at
Workers Dobbs Ferry Dearman, Tarrytown Slng-Sing,
Peekskill Gurrisons Cold Spring, FIshkll New Ham
hnrah and Milton Ferry connecting at Poughkeepse with
be Steamer SOUTH AMERICA Which will land at Hyde
park Kingston BanytOwn TWoi, Maiden Catskil, Hud-
SON CoAsacke, SmyYesant and New-Badmore and arrive
" MFor Passengers Poughkeepse, stopping
at all Tis WE WE 'PfO,TIGHKEEPsE, GOING SOUTH
Ats l5A. M-For New-York stopping at all the way
stations. - .
S'G 37 Is a M-For New York stopping at all the way
stations except Croton Veplancks, Tuby Ho and One
hundred and -hfty-seccnd-st.
At IS A M-Or on arrival of steamer from Albany,
Fehkil Cold Spring, Gurrisons Peekskil Sing Tar
rytown Dearnan Dobbs Ferry and Yonkers.
At4P Nor on enyao steamer from Albany, which
leaves there A NJ stopping at all way stations except
Low Point and VerplHncks.
SOP Nor on arrival of steamer from Albany,
which leaves there 40 P. NJ. stopping at all way sta
tons signal = -
AtGl5 A. M-Stoppng all way stations.
Passengers Will promote their convenience and safety by
observing the following rules st Give particular direc-
lions 10 the baggage man where your baggage be
yered that he may marx accordingly and thereby avoid
mistakes and delays 3D. procure your tickets before enter
ing tie cars: Sd do not stand on the platforms.
y25tf OLIVER H. LEE, Superintendent
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EXCURSIONS.

.Rses~ = FOR sHgEWsBURYs Long
~ BRAVO z, (ocesn Hoose, PORT Wash
zaazs-1sszA&-aI@l NGFOF BROWNS DOCK, (Aiddl4.
town. MOUNTS DOCK, and Red Bank Pho popo.
lar steamer EDWIN LEWIS, Cap. P cor!iea, Utl
Leases Nety- Verk 1880. Leases ShresssJasSs,
gonday, aept9, !" Ga 81 Monday, sept9 :. RAI.
Twq ssosSyv r. s.. T WssdsSv H. H. r.
Thuraday,. n i" 8" Thursday - Y, :. l2A,
s Esid1y " 3 s, g.. E E6sy :. IS i'm
A. BAH ghts brough4 before lime OF starting For
nfornaton apply TO sESsoN Il BROUwER, Isl Wasi,
g. Stages WILDE ready to convey 7sssengersss all psr.of
the country. 81 2wf
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.-gE-T173ssg- FOR LIVERPOOL-U. 8 Hstl steam
$SAE1kS snip TACTIC, Cspt, Ezra Hys. This steam-
S1za1z~s ship will depart with The malls Tor Europe
positively OF Saturday, September g. from her berth al the
TO- OF Cepsl ST. No berth secufet I'LL paid for.
All Letter and papeEA pass through the Post Office.
For freight passage having unequslied accommoda'
t!one for elegance or comfort apply TO
EDWARD K COLLINS, Sc Wal-st
The STEAMER ALL AN2IC viii succeed TIC Pacifc, and
ash October l2. 50