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Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-07-02
THE USE OF LEARNING.
BY 4. s. ARTHUR.

| I'm tired OF going to school, said Herbei
| Allen 10 William Wheeler, the boy who sal
next To him. don't see any great use fo
my part, IN studying geometry, 81 uavIgstion
and surveying and mensuratiOn, aud a duzeI
Of other things that | am expected to learn
| They'll never do me any good. am not 90
ing 10 get my living as Surveyor, or meas
urer, or sea captain.
How are you going to get youI living,
Herbert! his young friend asked ia quiet
tone, as ne looked up in his.face.
Why, I'm going to Learn trade; or a,
least. father says that | am.
And 50 am /, replied William. And We,
my father wishes me to learn everything that
l can, for he assures me that II will be use
iul some time or other in my life.
I'm sure can't see what use I'm ever 90.
ing 10 make, as ! saddier of algebra snd sur
veying.
Still if we cant sfe it. Herbert. perhaps
our fathers can fnr they are older aud wiser
than we are, Aud we should cndcagof to
learn simply because they wish as tn. If in
everything we are expected 10 study, we do
no; see clearly the use.
| can't feel So. Herbert replied. tossing his
head and don't believe that NV father sees
any more clearly than | DO the use OF al
ihis.
You are wrong to ta!k so, his fliend said
III serious toue; | would not think as you
do OF The world. Ouf fathers know wha, is
best for us, aud if we do not confije ia them
we will surely 60 wrong.
am not afraid, responded Herbert, closing
the book over which lie had been poUting
reluctantly for hall an hour. ia the vain At.
tempt TO iix a lesson on hls unwilling mem
oTy; aud taking some marbles from his pOck-
ct commenced amusing himself with them.
William said no mure, but turned To hIs
lesson with earnest attention. The differ
ence In the character Of the two boys Is too
plainly indicated ia the brief conversation we
have recorded. TO need further illustration
To their teacher il was evident. in numer-
Gus particulars ia their conJuci, their habits,
and manners. William Tecited his lessons
correctly, while Herbert never learned d task
well. One was always punctual dt school,
the other a loIIereI by the way. Wiisu's
books we're taken care OF; tletberI's soiled,
torn, disfgured and broken externally aud
Thus they began life. The Que obedieui,
attentive to The precepts of those
who were older aud wiser, aud willing TO be
guided by them; the other INDECENT. aud ia
chned TO follow the leadlngs OF his own will
rather than the more experienced teachings
OF 0thers.
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-07-02

Brave GIRLs.-A correspondent Of the
Minnesota Pioneer writing from Fort Gains,
says that no had just seen a pile Of snakes
forty-five in number. which had been killed
by two young girls Of that place. The girls
went out messing, but it turned out to DO a
shaking expedition, and they want tn know
whether any othor section Of the country can
produce exactly such heroinos.
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-07-02


As meu at the age Of thniy-fye, we will
again present them to the reader. Mr.. Whec-
ler Is an inIelig0t merchant ia active busi-
ness. while Mr.. Allen is u journey me
chauic, poor, 10 embarrassed circumstances.
aud possessing bu, small share OF general
Information.
How do you do, Mr.. Alien said the mer-
chant, as he entered the counting room OF
the former. The contrast in then appear.
snce was very great. The merchant was
well dressed, and had a cheerful look, while
the other was poorly clad, aud seemed sad
and detected.
| can'isay that do very we'll, Mr.. Wbee-
ler the mechanic replied Ia lope ot despon-
dency. Work is very dull, and wages low,
and with so large family as | have; IL is
tough enough to ge, along under the best
circumstances.
J am really sorry to hear you say so, Mr..
Allen replied the merchant in kind tone;
how much can you earn now!
III had steady work, j could earn nine or
ten dollars a week. But our business is very
bad; the substitution Of steam engines on
railroads Tor horses on tuTnpikes, has broken
iI seriously upon the harness. The couse-
queuee is, that do not average six dollars
week the year round.
is 1t possible that railroads have wrought
such change in your busIuessl
Yes, the harness making branch Of il; es
pecially ia large cities like this, where the
heavy wagon usde is almost entIrely broken
up.
Did you say that SIX dollars week were
all that you could averaged
Yes sir.
How large is your iamiy!
/ have five children, sir.
Five children and six dollars week!
That is all, sir. But six dollars will not
support them. and i am 10 consequence, GO
ing behind hand.
You ought to Try TO get inlo some other
business.
But don't know aoy other.
The merchant unused for while. and
hen saId. perhaps Gao get you into some
hing better. / sor president Of newly pro-
ected railroad, sud We are about putting on /
be lipe company of engineers, for the pur !
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-07-02
TUSE-"Yankee Doodle"
BIZ 7 s. DoSoHo.

ssT s. poS0Ho.
Yankee Doodlel' Long ago
They played it to dcride US:
But now we march 10 victory,
And that's the tune to guide usl
Yankee Doodlel hal hni ha!
Yankee Doodle Dandyi
How we mako the Red Co ats run
At Yankee Doodle Dandyi
To fght is not pleasant game.
But, IL we must, we'll do i'll
When Yankee Doodle once begia1,
Our Yankee boys go through I'll
Yankee Doodlel hal hal hal
Yankee Doodle Dsndyl
go ahead!' the captains cry.
AT Yankee Doodle Dandyl
And let her come upon the seo,
The insolent invader
There the Yankee boys viii be
Prepared TO serenade herl
Yankee Doodlel ha! hal ha
Yankee Doodle Dandy
Yankee guns will sing the base
OF Yankee Doodle Daudyl
Yankee Doodle!' How it brings.
The good old days before us
Two or three began the song
Millions join the chorusl
Yankee Doodle! ho' ha! hai
Yankee Doodle Dandy
Rolling round the continent
Is Yankeo Doodle Dandy!
'Ynnkec Doeilep Not alone
The continent will hear it
But az the world shall catch the tone.
Aud every tytan, fear it!
Yankee Doodle! ha! hal hal
Yankee Doodle Dandy!
Freedoms voice is in the song
of'Yankec Poodle Dandy!
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-07-02

Los' wealth may bs rsssiuej by course
oi industry y---ihe wreck Of heslr ny temper.
snce.
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-07-02

There are, IN the City OF Chicago, according
TO the United States Lawyers Directory
no less than SO lawyers. Miwsusie has So.
Dettoit i5 Clevsland 66. Buffalo i2s.
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-07-02
HILLSDALE HOUSE.
biyD WARRANTS & SOLDIERS CLAIMS.

HiNe IacIIltles TOT obtaining,
Pensions, Land Warrants, Extra Pay,
Arrearages of Pay, &C.,
for Soldiers their Wives Children and Heirs in the
shortest possible time.
~ will pay the highest market price for SOL
diers Land WarraHts. D. l.. PRATT.
November -, 1919. attorney at Lap
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-07-02

Judge Daily Of Now York has decided
that lady cannot DO held TO bail for breach
Of promise TO marry Exchange.
IL is said however, TO be n decision of very
slight Importance, as cases ofhis description,
are like angels visits--'few ard far hstNesn.'
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-07-02
LOOK HERE.
BOOTS, SHOES AND LEATHER!
ID, KESSELRFNG.

now prepared to mako and get up any
Il kind Of work in better style than heretofore he
also viii have eastern work on hand, which he intends
10 sell as cheap can be had at any establishment
IN town. ne siso has on haLd a large
stock Of Leather
Of allklnds. which he will sell cheap for cash
W The highest market price paid for Hides.
- SALT-Always or hand, and for sale at my
~ warehouse J. MAY
nRIH ID A''"'Es a PEAcHEs-a superior
~ kndt VAN
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-07-02
SHEET-IRON
SAP AND POTASH BOILERS,

OF any size, and Of the best material made to order
on short notice, at the Boston Hardware Store.
IL. M. MORSE.
Jan. %, 1850.
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-07-02
THE WING STANDARD ,

ID Published every Tuesday Morning, IN unde
woods Brick Block Third story. opposite Kan ROAD
Square aud Hillsdaie House.
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-07-02
Terms Of Subscription,

One year, Advance pay. .;'.'.'-.'''' .',sao
ffnot paid within sax months .'.'......' s'So
l-5-No paper will be discontinued until all arrsar
ayssIre pa'd unless at the option of the Publishers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-27

TRUSTEES.
JOSEPH WALKER, CYRUS CURTISs,
THOMAS HUNT. HERMAN BOXER
JAMES FREELAND, ChARLESG CARLETON,
HENRY Sheldon, LUCiUS HOPKINS,
THOMAS ). NELSON, DANIEL O HAViLAND,
WILSON HUNT LEVI COOK,
STEWART c. MARSH, DAVID l.. SAYRE,
GEORGE HASTINGS, HENRY A. STONE,
c. ". A RODGERS JOHN STEWARD, IN
PAUL N. SPOYFORD, o. L. MALrBY,
SEPTlMUS CROOkES, GEO D. PHELPS
CHARLES PAYEN. JAMES 7. SOUrTER,
CHARLES II. ROGERS, FREDERICK VICTOR,
SAMU I'll J. BEALS, II. w T. MALI,
WILLIAM WATT RICHARD BIGELoW.
ALmEr REED.
JOSEPH WALKER President
LEWIS GREGORY Vice-Presient
FLIWOOD WALTER, % Vice-Presdent
g29 I'm CHARLES NEWCOMB, Secretary
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-27

Council FFs-PRoyIsIONs.-The 81. L0uis
Pc,uJlican Of the sth says Two steamers arrived
Yesterday from Kanesvile, the Robert Campbell
and Lightfoot. The former left on the 18th inst;
weather then mild and pleasant and preparations
were being made on the part Of the emigrants for
a move 10 the Plains.
Flour common article, was closed out by
Wholesale at $40 per bbi; Oats at 81 %, and
Corn at 81 30 per b1shel Dried Apples at -
per buahel White Beans at 81 and Bacon SIDES
at &c 6lc per TO- 1t is, however, thought thas
those prices would not be maintained long, As
stocks were increasing and the demand lessealn55
every day. It supposed that the man oou; "a
the emisrants woad move about the TS.il -
present month; those in the vicinity OF N aneS
were generally in good health and spirits
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-27
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
a. g. 1850.

PIONEER AND EXP LINE TO PITTSBURGH.
Leaves PHILADELPHIA Daily, al O'Clock A. M and
4Ph through In go hours! The cars the Peunsyvs-
MIA Railroad are OF the very hes, and most comfortable
scripuon. New packet have been placed on the line
convenience Of travellers aording the assurance OF QUICK
and agreeable journey to Pittsburgh.
Every effort viii be made render this the most desirable
route to the West
For seats apply at ia Markets. and N r. corner rhird
and Chestnut Philadelphia WIN COLDER co
For tickets and further Information apply at Westst
NeW-1ort ml8 n X. H. HINDES, Agent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-27
r., fszzsas7NEW-YORK AND NEW.HA-
~ ssss.sstssss;sass.lVEN RAILROAD-On end amer

r., c5fEfs-zEzS7 NEW-HORK AND NEW.HA-
49, Ess,41s-s-svsls;,ss EN- RAILROAD-On and ansr
"Wednesday, April "a, the following
trains will leave the Canalst Station. near Broadway
Passengers elso received at the NewYork and Harlem
Railroad Office, Twenty seyenth-sL
!. Accommodation Train at :! AN for Nsw-Roches,
Mamaroneck, Rye Port Chester Greenwich Stamford.
Dsren, Norwelk, Wespor5 Southport Fairfield, Bhsge-
the WaySalons for Albany ard ths stations the Hous-
atomic and Naugauck RaiIoada will take this Train and
stop ~ Bridgeport Passengers rom Way Stations for Boz
ton, Providence Worcester Hartford Sprng feld and Con-
nectcu River Railroads. will take this Train and Ion Ex.
press Train a. New-Hayen.
2 Express Train at O'clock A n for Stamford Bddge.
port, Albany, and Housstonc and Nsugatuck Railroads.
hew'Hsysn Hartford, Springfield and Connecticut River
Railroad, Worcester, Providence and Boston
Accommodation Trsin al A NJ for Nsw.hayen and
Intermediate Stations, Hampton Cheshire snuhingtsn,
Rtsiays Avon Tsrayis' and coIlinsyls
Express Train al Pm. for Stamford, NorwaIk,
Bridgeport and Hogssionic and Nsagsiuck Railrosds,
Spring heid Worcester and Boston.
b. Accommodation Train at Pm for New-Hsyen and
ell the intermediate Stations.
Commuation Train At $50 Pm. for Bridgeport and
Init mediate Stations.
TRAINS TO NETWORK.
|. Communication Train al SIS AN. from Bridegroom
stopping al all the Intermediate stationa
ACCOMMODATION Train al s.l5 AM. from New-Hsvsu,
stopping at all Intermediate Stations receiving Passenger
from Naugsuck Railroad at Bridgeport
s. Accommodating Train At $50 Am. from New Haven.
stopping a. 81 he lntermediae Stsons receiving Pas.
seEgers nom the Hartford and New Haven Canal Railroad
and Naugssuck Railroad.
T. Express Train at Ito PM I'm connection with thu
Bridgeport and Stanford receiving Psssen Ger, nom ~
Bousaionic Railroad At Bridgeport
s. Accommodation Train a. 4s0P.M (receiving Passsn-
Fers IRON the Accommodation Train from B0stonl frsm
New haven stopping al al the intermediate Sla.ons
g. Express Train al $40 NJ Tor 10 connection with Ex.
md sasod o aVne s0 Eysn
ing Trs5n from Pittshed connects with this Train q
Passengers are requested procure tickets before taxing
H. g.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-27

ABSENCE OF MrSD.-The Boston ConI'e, t - 80 a
story ola gentleman Of that city VINO w. de,ositsJ
posioce to put in otter bat f lh,o notes He
IN the letter box his wallet iai o. haS sion IN
all 10. o1Go.e 81 ss.Duts He recovered the wallet
AMI money Mt the post0ice'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-27
FARMS FOR SALE.

IA FARMS FOR sALE.-A farm on Ile bank OF
e he Hudson OF 2G sc!es two miies above Sguyyesan
landing The buildings substantial and complete
Also the adjoining farm OF 100 ares
Aso farTn sbouI4 miles below Albany OF lSO acres, on
the esSt bank OF Hudson On this farm there never
failing stream with acascade Of $50 feet
Also the adjoining farm OF 40 acres All these farms
sre IN a state OF high cultivation and the buildings
yenent and In good order.
Also leland OF IL acros IN Long Island Sound, ore
mile Milford with house 80 feet square aud
isrm house and out buildings LII accessible from the
shore by causewsy. and IL desirable Summer residence
For terms and particulars apply 10
rnyl II J. BLUNT, IL Wal-sl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-27

1850 CENTRAL RAILROAD OF N. ygasEy., ,ssn
- cEszs1 SUMMER ARRANGE NrNrS
49, ETSr~s;rz commencing April l. ls5o -sThis Road
extends nom Elizabethport IS ul,,es "a
White House NJ j. reducing the staging 6efwean dc tsr.
minus Of the Road and Easton Is Mia ay 10 school
eys Mountain "a miles This line leaves NewYork bv
steamboat RED JACKET, at pier ~ River and connects
with trains the NewJersey RAILROAD which leave New.
York nom foot Of Corland-sk al fcPsxme hour new
route to Schooleys Mountain with ess staging than any
other.
PASSENGER TRAM UP.-Psaengers win leave New
York by steamboat from per1 NJ by the NewJerssy
Railroad foot OF COrtlandstai9 A. a. and p ~; leave
EizabethiowD ut 10 M and s Pm.
PASSENGER TRAiS Dows.--Leave White House at S. -
AN. and AS NJ; North Branch al SIS AN. and 1 IS
PM Somerville a. 10 AN. and :. 10 M; Bound
gt % AN and 20 Pm, Planfed e. 20 AM and 10
M; Wssifeld al SIS AN and Pm; Elizsbethiown q
7. 10 and II. so AM and S.2qPM.
Tie freight train (witl passenger aached will leave
White House at 80 AM, Sorerve $50 PlaiHneld5
and Elzabehpor by steamboat ct 730 AM Returning.
leave New-York by steamboat Red Jacket from pisf1
North River, at Pm.
An freight nom NewYork intended to 20 by this line
must se ct the boat al l2 o'clock to insure being taken
through that day.
sages win be In readiness on the arrival Of the O'Clock
train from NewYork thu White Hoass convey pes.
sengers % Esston, Wikesbarre Bethlehem. Allentown,
Milford, Bethlehem Bloomsbury. New Hampton, Wash
ngton and Belydere, N. J. On Tuesday, Thursdsy snf
Saturday, to Delaware, Water Gap, Sroadsburg, Bsrons-
vile, Stsnhope paeyle Buckown, and LsckaWshna roa
Works &C Pa.
NJ h. All baggage at the risk Of the owners undl Dc.
nvered into the actual possession Of the Agents OF Tie
Company and checks OF rscepis given therefor e
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-27

I EECHEs. LEECHRs.-4Qo0O large Swedish
LLeeehss just arrived per steamer Europa For SAFE BY
uy2iSI' J. +. CLEu, Johnsi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-27

ap FOEL sALk On EXCHANGE FOR CITY
9F PR0PERTY-The farm IA Wesichesler County, occu.
~~ pied by the late Samuel y Mott Jr consisting Of
about one hundred and twenty acres Of and, which
there Is and we-Dlsded dwelling house, IN tho cot
tage Style and barns sheds and other houss
al erected within three years. This properly Is sg.by
situated, commands view OF Long Island SQUAD and
within mile oftho Newly and New Haven Railroad
Depot a. Mamsroneck from whence depart four or
Eve times day and reach the city In less than hour
For further particular apply to SAHL +. MOTT, the
adjoining place; to THOMAS w. PEARSALL 10 Re FAY
etepsce. or 70 WIN y MOTT, JR. IS Wsl-si. mat
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-27

80 DEARhAN PROPERTY AT PRIVATE
- sALE-A iew he cottage sites the upland, Ia an
excellent ntfhborhood, and village lots well situated
for business purposes, 81 the Dearman station and Pier.
mont Ferry oepol unsoh az the auction Distance
from the cry thrse-quArters Of hour Prices low and
terms easy 70 per cent may remain mortgage or W
per cent purchasers build innediaieIy Apply % COLE
Chiffon, Au,ioneers Wsll-st where maps and cir.
cllsr WIN fn PARTICULARS be mad. mylo Inf ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-27

q kEMOFAL.-FRED. W. PACHrdANN
"a MATCHMAKER and jeweler, respectfully informs ans
~ customers and the public In general, INA, ne -
removed from 80 10 10 Cansl-st between sullivan
sIa s1ck-ss where be ke-ps, usual al hs oie soo
large assortment Of fine gold and silver watches lSweny
Nd the lowest possible prices Every article wzrunted az
order and repaired. my9l In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-27
FOR SALE.


a. FOR sALE-A new one story cottage, with out.
II buildings and y Of good land only FIVE minutes
- ak from the depot Of Tarrytown. There Is fine
grove forest trees aud stream Of pure sprng water
known he Andre Brook running through the premises
also en- extensive view Of the river II would be desrs
be residence for gentleman doing business 10 the city
Possession given Immediately, and but te cash required
Apply, IS above 10 Imyl7 n sN THOMAS.
e. FOR SALE OK TO RENT.-A large colve-
~ neu dwelling house, ana lot attached, situated In the
north pat Of SuHtioro, Conn. very desirable resi-
dence for family wishing spend the Summer In The
country with small expense for rent Direct communities
ton with New York by the N and N II. and Nsugsack
RRr daily Terms moderate. For further INF Jrmauon
BENJAMIN BRAKEMAN, Stanford my2l lw'
6Fs A PRIVATE -ALE-FIye acres OF land situated
ey,i on between One Hundred and eightyhfth and
~- One Hundred and eightysxih sta runling from the
Old Boston Post Road to the Harlem River Ga the said
beautiful building sites For price snd further nformaton
Of the shove property. apply 10 ANTHONY J. BLEECk-
Err, Auctioneer, Broad-st myS lw
rz FOR sALE-Two lots north side Of Thirty fourth
t.: e. between hihh and Tenth avs opposite the pump,
- ard house with In Thirty fifth a. in the
Of above also lot west side OF Lexington-av. between
Thinv seventh and Thirveigih ss Apply on the prem
ses Thisy-fhh-st OF al Messrs CULVER CORY, Hot
Air Furnace and Range manufacorv 81 Cnfst my25 2w*
a.. FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-Sx lots Of
II. ground, well situated In the City Of Toledo ONO
MN Sxl0O feet each, will be sold low for cash
changed for real estate n Albany, New York Brooklyn
There il fine opening for mechanics Nc the city Is rapidly
imprrvpg For particulars inquire OF B. r Spell
MAN Albany, or J. b. sPELMAN, So Csdar-st New
York. myl5 lmeod*
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-27
r. rxs.,sTsg5.sr- NEWBORN & ERIE RAN

r. rHz7sszsss- NETWORK 81 ERIK Rail-
~ 49, RoAD.-CHANGE OF HoURs-on
and AFTER Monday Nav 8, 1850, the trains
will leave IS follows, by steamboat THOMAS POWELL,
ifom the foot of Dusnest daily Sundays exeepted)
Breakfast and supper on board the boat
WAY AND Mali TRAIN-At6 81 AM. stopping at all the
saons-srvirg at Corning and Jefferson about 10. III.
NfcHr TRArs-At5 2 NJ stopping ct all tho stations and
arriving at Geneva In time TO connect with the Express
train from Albany, and arrive at Buffalo al NJ nsxt day.
dsys, Of which due notice VIII be given
FREIGHr TEAIN-Leave New. York rom foot OF Duane
o. daily, Sundays excePedl at Freight for Geneva
Rochester end Buffalo forwarded by Express fregd train
Nsw.YOrE, day 1882 ,,.,or -
mySn CHARLES MlNOT, superintendent
dr. FOR SAL E-Ths steamboat NIAGARA,
now lying at the foot OF FrankllnsL North
'River'-Length 28e fest % feet inches
beam, 100 ,uns burden
The Niagara ia in complete order, ready to start ss
days notice She has boilers that have been In but
few months Of extra size and workmanship, giving an
ample supply Of steam without the use Of blowers Her
speed 10 now greater than when running on tho North
Estimates can be Office Of the cost Of fitting
her up az night bos with stae-roorns, berths &c Her
inventory is complete In every respect For terms &c ap
ply 10 r. q l. SCHUYLER, Hsnoverst. New-York.
~ The Philadelphia North American, Boston Atas and
Baltimore Patriot please copy. aaH
xTT'S sOAY-LINE STEAMERS FOR AL
- B BANY ls5S-The splendid sesmsrs NE W.
WORLD Capt Acher, aud Aida, Capt
Stone, will leave the wharf foot Of Cham daily Sln-
da,s exceped) landing at West Point Newburgh POUCH
keepse, Kingston Maiden, CalsAil, Hudson and Cox
saAie arriving Albany at II P NJ connecting with En-
press Trains for Buffalo, aud Railroads for Saratoga and
Whitehall
Regular days ofNEW-WORLD, Mondays Wednesdays
and Fridays; ofALIDA, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Salr.
dsvs
10 All persons forbid trusting any person on ac-
count Of the above boats New-York May 1850 mg25Sm
sEsr FOR LIVERPOOL.-The packstship GAR
sffS1s RICK, Capt Richard Adams win have mnsda.s
dispatch for the above port FOR feigst or passage,
having splendid accommodations apply on board at tao
foot Of WslLst or to BPOFPORD TILESTON & co.
myl ~ South-a
Il YACHT FOX SALE.-Ths yacht BREEZE
49, schooner rugged, copper fastened, Old and
registers 100 She is 81 feet keel % feet inches
beam, feel inches deep, and well found Ia every respect
For further particulars apply 70
my20 GRANT DERiCKSON. 159 Souih-st