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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-14

Ns-e FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE for city prop
Hill; erty Staten Island beautiful country seat with
D-- in Off mile Of Totem and Beneys Landing where
STEAMBOATS, ply daily, consisting OF ID acres new
modern two-story house with wing attached built by days
work barn, carriagehousc, fowLhouse and other out
buildings and almost all kinds of fruit in abundance The
situation for cannot be surpassed Inquire at % Lex
ingtonav before 8 A. NJ. or after T. NJ, of
Sll lwE ]. Z. WHITEHEAD.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-14

sDLGGLkS5s PRINTING ENGINE FOR SALE
ke-Hsving put no at steam Jobbipg Cylinder at
he Trpure JOB Office half edium RuggleAs Press Will
Be d,poseo OF ca reasonable terms Il has been In
ent lhee nh and JOB Printer without steampower
has no equal. ALSO Washington Press and linking
SIS 2tt CHAs WILLEYs, Sup't
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V1vARIo PLoUMpEuR

#8UNsNITH TO THE KING OF TRE BEL0IANS
EFNHE Subscriber ols egeni IN toe Used States The
sale of Inc ceeor. led Vivsrio Pleumdeurs 6re rnsl
be pIepa ed receive and execute all orders for glns
pistos &c &c OF all descriptions Oh the most favorable
Jerms and with dispatch Fo patterns and farther attic
nlars apply 10 LOUIS l.. ECLUBE,
sis imf 81 Liberty street.
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.MlLDEKs PATENT sALAMAsDER sAFE''

.WLLDEks FAIkhT sALAMANDER sAFEn
rs NOW AID HAS Bk&N for O long time tn.
as eoep under an order Of the Circuit Court Of tie q
sip @on sSRs b s waoa osned Judgement
G - as sceo9n Rrder oath TO said Court, OF
asnl and In Setap thereof that ntuncnon issue foh With
1aeretoFe ms 70 give nodee ell who have or NAV
As hold them TO damages under The Ps.ent Law "a be-
9eye sale 9&yleT 10 he irresponsible And voD,d "a
% Safe has on 1t "WlLDERs PArGNY SAIaHt sS'
Ser SAFE In order TO he sure OF the genuine A'
sah u &"ocu q q WILDER. Patsntsa
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Change Of Hours commencing July8
go. rgszzezss.s5sg- tx AAIAPO AND PATBRSON
49, t.ssssss=s5tAND PATERSON AND HUD5o@
sz1---r--1-tI-----4-- RAILROADS.


r., rEz7zeez:s.ssssz- RADIAPO AND PATERS0M
49, I'D PATERSON AND HUDSo"
RIVER RAILROADS.
Leave Snfern's Depot Leave New ~
IS o'clock 80 min P NJ. O'Clock 80 min. g. 3 q
leoclock 90 min 4. y ocIock Z Z rim m + X
'G O'Clock 80 min. 2. VI. ! O'Clock ID i'iD .
SUNDAY TRAINS. v
Leave Sufiem's Depot at Leave New PM
or on The arrival of the Erie trains gong A'
PATERSON TRAINS. var. at
Leave Paterson al beay 49, ~ 10 rninntes T. M
7 O'Clock A. NJ Marketat s0,ctorf so minutes n n
81 O'Clock AN Patn Dep0s ocoek PM
l2o'cock 81. Paterson Depot o,cock IS minutes p. M
4! o'clock 81. Pain Depot O'Clock IS minutes P. n
7ocock P. 81 Markets. .fNS
SUND|A G,esye New-Yorka
Leave Paterson a. 9 O'Clock .........A N
oGG e1k = II pam Dep soeoet XIII, ,;c ap3
hB-on - or on the arrival OF The P0t JeTVs r11-
VII leave e. 3. M and IS O'Clock b. trains froha New
re III, n not stop nt any station north oPasersop exoepE
I0ek Eo .na which leaye NewYork at 80 A. 81 Gao 8
p n viii be la Tune meet the Ere trains, morning cad
evenipg going West a. SaderD's DepA
rI n1in Will leave Suferns every morning. (SaaaAxc
etcspedj 81 So he striy Of TIC 0tisVie faa IA
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4s-4 FOR SALE-A great business stand store, build
; ing and dwelling and stock Of goods woald be dis
- posed OF separately fwanted III thet manner Bqlld
ing in prime order and located in very oursng village
on the Hudson River A cash business in fail operation
and established for many years The owner being IN bad
health is obliged remove South but would remain IN the
place long enough to use his influence for the
ply to PETER ]. STRYKER (AIessls Holmes Coz :.
au3l lmeod 6a5 Broadway, n. Y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-14

dyz. COUNTRY SEAT AND FARM FOR SALE.
H: in Hudson County, NewJersey fifth house north OF
a the Turnpike Bridge the side OF the river, oppo
site Newark containing about fifteen acres in the highest
state ofcuvaon Large house barns coach ICE boat ana
summer houses garden and lawn About acres filled with
choice fruit and flowers and dsomey laid with walks
OF box and shrubbey, all good order Price including
stock of horses cows farming TOOLS and 20 uns OF hay
wheat &c $4,000 Inquire at the toll-brdge of
nn24 In THOMAS YOUNG, or on the premises.
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,.oSa NETWORK AND CHARLESTON


E--SlEz,i ALL RIyER--By The splendid and slPe
ror steamers BAY STATE and EMPIRE
STATE OF great strength and speed particularly aap TO
e pnyipaiou OF oug Island Sound, running IN coOueclou
Win The FAN River and Old Colony Railroad distance OF
~ miles TO Boston only Leave piers X near tue Battery
The steamer BAY STATE Cap. VIM Brown on Tues
DAYS Thursdays and Saturdays al M,
The steamer EMPIRE STATE Capt benz. Braytoar GA
MONDAYS Wednesdays and Fridays, at + M
TINS line is the only that mss direct Tor Newport.
These steamers art fitted with connections sale-roonS
md every the security and comfort OF pas
sensers who are afforded by this route nights rest on
hoard and on arrival al Fall River proceed per railroad
reaching Boston early the following morning or can renan
ON board getting their breakfast il wished ioT qnnl the
starting of The accommodation tra4n al 10 AL WHICH,
reaches Boston at about so, AN
bagpaee-master attached 70 each steamer who F'-
ceves and tickets the baggage and accompanies the same
Tie rates for passage and the price of saeooms tho
same by otherlnes.
steamer runs in connection with this line to and trOrn
Providence daily except Sundays.
Freight Boston srakeRAE the same rates as oy 1he otx
regular lines and forwarded with greater expedition by aa
Express freight rain which less Ea ttYs,sySTy morn
ing SUNDAY eXcepted) at O'clock Tor Bosion ana New
Bedford arriving at It's destnaionat or about IL M
For freight apply on board at the office on PIER NIX
For sate-rooms bers apply boGr or Il II rs desred
TO secure them ahead application may be pAde to
ieI0y TISDALE BORDEN, Agents 10 AMI u "eStSesA
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g. FOR SALE-A desirable country residence in the
E;:, town of Wilton Conn. about u miles from Norwalk
and about one hours ride on the Railroad
consists of acre of good land and surrounded with shrub
berry The house is in good order 1t is on the Danbury
road Will be sold low, the subscriber has no use for
H. Inquire of GAUNT DEKRlCkSOS
iel4 If l59 South-s-
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si; in or the city, II of land i'll pleasant VII
uge near New Haven, with two-story house barn
&c within few rods OF Church. Academy Post-Oifce &C
Price 81 400 Also TO rods from the above 50 acres beal
duy situated with wood streams and every requisite Tor
picturesque landscape farm-Prce $l,l0n Also 40 acres
OF Young wood-Price $500 Cash may be added to the
above for city property Direct a note, or call on
nlZ7 4weodt VIM II. PUDNEY, l0} Bleecker-st.
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IN NV PATRONlZE ANYBODY who charge.
w MY cent more than get tbs article else
Theref AT the Excelsior Pruning Establishment" 54
Wafer Of Mslden lane ,hey execute every des.
sripon of plain and 1yographlc printing at extremely
low prices Cards for per thousand and upward Other
done, drop In al l54 Water at ais SIS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-14

T18a h. FOR SHREWSBURY, LONG
rs8lllifzz=i iBHANCH Ocean lIouse,) PORT WASH
s~s--z21-~SHI NGTON, BROWNSDOCK (Middletown)
MOUNTS DOCK, and RED BANK.-Thep popular steamer
EDWIN LEWIS, Capt j. P Corlies Will leave Robinson
st Pier North River, Us follows:
Leapes Nero- York. 1850. Leages Shresosbu,y
Thursday, p. q. Thursday. = Z l2M
Saturday =. H. 10 Saturday. - II ::
n B-A freights brought before time Of starring For
information apply to BESSON BROUWER, l5 Wes-st
Stages will be ready convey passengers oil parts OF te
country. 81 ~"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-14

c. FOR SALE AT A GREAT BARGAINS inc
s;, lots CleDdemmglane t05ths) l01th Ia loo feet
A7--- street, and l07tls near the Boomingdale Road
Price S00pe lo-S3,5O0 may remain on mortgage for
two wears, At 6 per cent
These are easy oaccess by Bloomngdule stages and also
bv the Harlem cars, winch stop at l09ttst
Also the irsory BRICK house and premises l25 Fourth
ay lot 10 feet inches by 10 feet house 10 feet deep with
two-sory extensions in the OF business on the
Fourt-uv 1t would make excellent private tavern on
the English plan II is handsomely finished with marble
nantels throughout Croon water, range, bath, painting
aud ornamental pasterng, &c &c
The second story is now in large, highly ornamened
parlor with ransoms and would make capital iree-and-
easy or Il biardrOom. The NeWIaven trans stop BY the
door and tie passengers then take the stages and
Price $1,000 Halfnav remain on bond and mortgage.
Apply TO DENNIS MCMAHON, Jr.
sl1 1wf IS Chambersst
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NEAN RnTTE TO TIE

< sit WEST MD N0RTH-UNITED -
ST ATES MAIL LINE, via the Cayl,
ga and SusQuehama, and New-lork and Ere Railroads.
aud Cayuga Lake. a., ,.
Unfilrtler notice the Passenger Trains on the Cayuga
md SUs0uehuma Railroad vii run IN connection WIN the
DAY ana Niebt Express Trains the New fofk ana Erie
Railroad two da " lines Sundays eXceptedl
The cars leave Gwego at 81 AN. md . Y Ph Leave
llaca 40 III and nj 50 Nj arriving al Oweso IN llme
for he Morning and Evening Express Trains Tor New orK
TIeney and splendid low pressure steamer w LILLIAN
f DODGE Can't BUckhee leaves Ithaca daily lSqndays
eXcepted nj 50 AN connecting nj Cayuga with the t.x-
prs Tr MS going East West on the Auburn aud Koches-
Ter Railroad Returning leave CaYuga at 7 NJ or on lne
arrya OF the Eastern Western Express Trans, connect
INC at ltinci, wi h tie Evening Tram for NeV-l ork
Through tickets from Ne~Y ors to Caguga ST. Through
tickets from New York to Ithaca aynga SOLD on BOARD
the steamboat oftle Newly ork and Erie Railroad Company
Baggage checked through from New-York to ithaca or
Tie Cayuga and Ssquehannp Railroad has been entirely
rebuilt and reaid with aetyy rail new route, avoiding
he inclined palms and equipped with engines ana cars UNI
surpassed on any road in The Union
Passengers leaving NewY VIA the Ere tairoan IN the
morning or evening Trains will pass over ana arrive NJ linn
ca Mt daylight viewing from the the picturesque scene
~ of Ithuca and is vicinity ,,,,:,-
The connection between the railroads and the boasls per
feet the cars running directly to and from the steamboat
landing i'll Cayuga Lake ,...,,.
Travellers avoid all the annoyance OF trahspMeh Vi Dag
gDge or riding in OmnbuseS at both ends OF the Lake
Passeugers for OswegO Syracuse, Auburn Geneva tocl
ester Buffalo and intermediate places WIN Hhu s he NUS
pleasant comfortable and cheapest route Jeo eoll
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TRAVELLING.

C9fFSSs Lifted STATES MAIL LINE
.' ~ & CHARLESTON TO HAVANA VIA
"a AHhAH AND KEY WEST-The spIenL
did steamship lSABkL LOCO uns burden coulrnanied oy
Capt William Rollins %ul commence her regular TINS u
Monday Oct and ail regularly from Charleston & f.
Havana the LIST aGd 18Th OF each month and fo 49,,
pa To Charleston on the 9Th and 22d. I'm iiA'
From Charleston and Savannah to Havana $40
From Charleston and Savannah 10 Key Wesl Sn
For particulars, apply 10
In Charleston to NJ C. MORECAL
Accents IN Havana DRAKE, BROTHERS & co
Passengers leaving Havana BY tins shp can reach BalIs-
more bv he land route the 6b day by meeting ha
steamer Souiherner, reach New York IN same une II
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FOR CALIFORNIA.

d5kf j5 no ssS gfS Sd ssss III .sa1 a
ship CRESCENT CITY, 1900 burden Charles Si0i
dart Commander win leave her dock Pier North River
for Chagres, on Saturday, Sept. e, 1t 8 O'Clock
FARE TO cHAGREs
Forward Saloon. Log
Storage tnatresz and board) %
PANAMA TO SAN FRANCISCO
In the new splendid steamship NORTHERNEK:
First CABIN
seerage " 10
] H0W3RD} SOY, 81 Broadyyay.N,Y
sept1, 1850 81 D&Wt28.h
~sFn THROUGH LINE FOR SAN FRAN
49, CISCO, VIA CHAGRES-The new andtafof-
cHEBoEEE l-'s' 100 Soc ans Captain Z. Yynile
PHILADELPHIA 100 TINS. Captain Roht H. Pearson,
form the ONLY drect line between New-fork aud CaEres
AMI with the United states Ma 9'taLaeAe'9
in TIE Pacific serimonthy me lhFoas.o o.i -l170o
REDUCED RATES % &c Cherokee Philadelphia.
After salocu State Rooms. .......Sl25 90 $50 90
lower Cabin .-...-......., 9U M
All the above dine at the abeaa ave the privileges
o'the Saloon
Storage found with mattresses ~
Frei and he G5grc 70 cents per S9' p-nes On e
1stmus are borne by passengers
For freight or pdssagc apply 10
ROWLAND i ASPINWAI4L, 81 Southst Ny
PACIFIC MAI. STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
The United States Mail s,eau-Fackeis
PANAMA 49,. lo87 tuns Cart Dad q y b4 nIe;
CALIFORNIA l,G50u lns =. Capt rnOmas BIlid.
TENNESSEE. 1899 tIns -. APT George A. Cole
CAROLINA... 600 lns Capt X l.. W 4llley'
UNICORN COO ulns Capt j. I NicholsQu,
intended TO form semmontily line between Panama
passengers IN the Alter Cabin are furnished bedding, but
and liquors Passengers III tie Sterage are found
with such furnished To the cre and Win mat
and pillow Al passengers viii be allowed space Tor
personal baggage free 10 the extent Of 259 lbs weight not
cubic ee trelgu On extra
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-14

PIANO-FORTES FOR SALE
ETF-Gz 80 Persons about purchasing Pianos VIII ma
u r 70 {er I aysqn a TO call at 81 F,s
rast Of Broadway) They have large assortment OF
Rosewood Planes constantly hand. Every instrument
warranted for two years h Il Co have The names gilmore
than eco persons they viii refer TO- who have purchased
pianos them all OF which have given universal satlsac-
on bat when doubts expressed as 10 Their quaiy
the payment may be withheld until such doubts are re-,
moved Old pianos exchanged New and secondhand
pianos to let M II
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m ALTING TII.ES.-A very superior 10, OF Is hols
&msinrE uss for sale 10 ois suit purchasers Aunlv
ss.o 9AMUEb TdoMPsoN'G NEPHEW,
%-S In 276 Pcariat
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-14

f~2g.. -z-zz===- LEBANON SPRINGS aud the
- HAkER CITY, iva Hudson-rhe
shortest and least expensive route to
these celebrated places Is BY The Hudson River Railroad
and steamboats, 70 Hudson thence by the Hudson River
Railroad and STEAMBOATS, to Hndson thence by the Hudson
Railroad and stage Through Shaker City, the Springs
Passengers from New-York by the morning train and
boats many arrive at the Springs at P VI othe day
Passengers by the evening tram and boats from NYork
may reach the Springs the morning al 81 O'Clock
Fare from Hudson TO lie Springs II So
jel5 3mr J. T. WATERMAN, superintendent,
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orFIcE OF THE GRocERs' FIRK INSURANCE. Ca
NEW YoRS. 6ept s. 1850
INHE BOARD or DIRECTORS have thls d.v
declared annual dividend Of -Four per cent nav
e to the Stockholders o! Ibis Company on aud amer he
nlN J. MILTON sMIpH, soey.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-14

m FOR SALE OR EXCIIANGE-Three lois IN
~ Newark, y. j. p by 125 and 100 land in Adams
r. County, H. 20 miles from the town OF Quincy. The
land half wood and hall prairie with stream OF water
running thronghiL It will be sold low exchanged for
city property any improved places the lines of the
Hudson River NewHaven Railroad not more than 80
miles from New CORK. and near station Inquire of
ell LIN Il GLENN. lQl FnlfDn-si-
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F.rz5~ ryzzzzzs4zszzsfl1 5 O'CLOCKLINE q
lrst g;.:ss ..;i F0R HUDSON and

4li FOR III DSO \ and
s--Sl2------- INTERMEDIATE
LANDINGS-The steamboat HUDSON Capt VIM ID.
Melen will leave the steamboat pier foot OF CedaT-S on
Monday "Wednesday and Friday, and the steamer COLUM-
BlA Capt C. F. King Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday,
at O'Clock, connecting with the stages at NeWpurS hhgs
ton and CatsSill -
HUDsoN AND BERKSHIRE RAILROAD passenger ger
trains OF this Road amer March b. Will leave hudson ana
West Stockbdge daily Sundays excepted as follows:
Leave Hudson att AM and - PM and west Stock
bridge at 7 Am. and z NJ IN Lou,
Freight trains with passenger car attached VIII leave
Hudson al II AM and West Stockbrdge At 10 50 Am;
Passengers by the morning train from West Stockorldge
may take the day boat New York or the 6oatiQr Poagh
kefpse and thence by railroad to Newly ORR, by f.M
Fare by latter route from Hudson exceeding 81 D
Passengers by the evening train viii ind the steamers ~
IIJMBIA and HUDSON always waiting tor ihel and tie
fire of those boats will be low any other evening boat
on the ryer-irom 50 cts downward as the line boats inaJ
set the example. vi. =,
Through tickets from West Sockbrdge TO New York -
50 and the same fare in returning Passengers should recol-
lect that this fare includes berths which Is excluded in the
fares of other routes.
The trains Hudson, both morning and evening con-
meet with the trains the Western Roads as heretofore
in5 G,n j. r. WATERMAN Supt.
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r,gs75 GRTFFITTr. WEST

In i555z.c 5s5, - -.
md railroads from New York Boston and Phiadelpa to
Western NewYork, Pennsylvania ONO hentuchy' zen
consn Minnesota and Canada West The connection upon
The Lakes from Buffalo 10 Cleveland, Sa1dushy iQedo,
Derof and Inner Lakes unsurpassed Reference beng
a III N 70 gl'eAeu cav f. GRIFFITH Agent
BALTIMORE ............ Capt.. w Tuttie
QUEEN CITY .-..............,.,l apt Iluls-
ONO ........................ Capt Richards.
~ hove inst class Steamers VII, leave the San.
dusky and Toledo dock touching at Intermediate ports
daily at NJ Passengers tckefed through from Buffalo
TO Cincinnati 0e 6aS e GRFFH On A 99a5a OF
ulv2l eodtDl Long Wharf and Ship Canal Buffalo.
NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA.
FL. r=z===@zszz-l NEWLY DIRK AND PHILA-
q -sssasz ELPHlA DlRECT-U ;. NAIL
LlNE-TMoughi In q hours, VIA New
Jersey RairoadFare reduced TO s. for class and = 80
for second cAss-Leaye NewYork at A NJ from foot OF
Cortland-st and al A NJ. and P VI from the foot Of
Itheryst Leave Philadelphia al and a NJ and . NJ
from foot OF Wanuist aul7 SIN
eNa~ sPOUG LINE OF
s 81 xBAR GES.-The barge CLINTON Captain
hE-@1AAt%@----W tsie every Monday; EXCHANGE
Capt Rosekrans, every Thursday POUGHkEEPSIE
Capt. Hoffman every Saturday a O'Clock NJ from foot
OF MuUay-st for passengers and freight
The above barges elegantly furnished WITH state
and spacious and comfortable cabins, and are eS'
pressy dtedup for the comfort and convenience OF pas
seneers and arrive al poughkeepse In time tor the stages
TO Sharon, Pine Plains and Ne7g-Aiilford.
For further information apply board the barges or 10
WILLIAMSON < VAIL l6{ Weet-st je21 SIN
s177s~ BUFFALO AND CINCfNNATI;11
t1zsseassl THE splendid low-pressure steamer EN-
PRE- Capt Heber Squer, leaves Buffalo
for Sandusky City every "Wednesday and Saturday even
ing o'clock the arrival OF the express train from
Albany, connecting with the Railroad to Cincinnati Re
turning, leaves Sandusky City every Tuesday and trldsy
morning pt 8 o'clock aug Inn
nEv~s~ FOR KEYPORT, MIDDLET0WN
= ~
Steamer CHINGARORA leaves Chambers
st. pier daily Sundays excepted O'Clock P NJ and re-
l2t cents jyg 5mt
~geSz~ sSTATEN ISLAND FERRY.T0n
sssand after June !s5o-Leaye New lew ofk
and O'Clock ? b. Leave Yanderblrs Landing Of ], g.
9 10, Ii A NJ and /, 2, 8, 4, s, G and P M III
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FOR SALE.
lR sALRIN SnuTH RRn0KLYN..

Hs1a FOR SALE IN SOUTH BROOKLYN
tai::5 A RARE CHhNCE.-The subscriber ofers ar
-A sale TO those gentlemen who wish purchase fir
rate house. situated in that portion of South Brooklyn
which is unrvaed for its natural beauty, and which VIII
surpass distant DAY, If 1t does not already do in
spendor and magncence responsibility and general good
character, the most arisocratc quarter in New York
The house III question OF Of beautiful brown
stone buildings recently erected in Frstpace Court
st which have all been built of corresponding character
throughout with all the modern improvements such as fur
ranges waerworks, baths, s1tnres stained gnss
sliding doors and every other conYenencr and equipment
which could be desired The house is three stories high
with attic basement and under cellar and . by dp ect N
size The lot is 33 feet depth with SO feet court yard
most admirable view Of the Bay and NarroWs may be
rad from any part the building so high Is s Sitat0n
and the Is pure and fresh and wholesome as
could be.
part Of the purchase money may remain on bond aud
mnrpDre ifdesired For further pa tcuars inquire Of
WARREN BEMAN,
nnl5 eod,f &C Atlantic-st, South Brooklyn.
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TT1vV0 : BILT'S FERRY, TTLLETUDLEM
r F4alii=H=i and + ORT LEE.lThe steamboat FRANK
Capt Rogers will run follows landing at
Thirteentfst:
From n. Y. foot of Spring-st From Fort Lee
Monday g. 10 2, aud 6. Monday, q, ~ and3f
TUESDAY 10 2 and 6. Tuesday, u, II aud A.
Wecnesday TO- 2and g. "Wednesday, u, u and H.
Thursday, 10, ? and 6. Thursday, u, L and Il.
Friday PM. Friday, u Am
Saturday 6, TO- and C. Saturday, 81 y, II and Il.
Sunday, 10 aud 3 Sunday, H. J. and ).
sl2 lInx
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F;:; LOANED TO BUILDS lots on Futonay between
M Lawrence and Brldgests lots on the easterly cor
81 between Bond and Nevens SITS, Apply TO EFFlNG-
HAM II. NICHOLS, Attorney ut Law, &c Nassa-sL
NewYork 81 2weodN
t0sa., FOR SALE AT Ii 4RLEM-Five or ten lots
h; of ground beautifully situated One-hundre d-and
A fourteenth and ndredand- fteenthss between
Third and Fourth For cash or immediate disposal
H. L. care of w. II. FRANKLIN, Broadst all lw*
ls=s COUNTRY HOUSE FOR sALE-A large
@ conveniently arranged house al Oyster Bay h. fitted
1-A either for private dwelling or for boading-house
II has large garden around it and good barn and car
aee-houee Inquire of STEPHEN ANGELL, Printer
Spruce-st or of DANIEL COX, Oyster Bay. aul7 Inn
*. BUILDING LOTS IN BROOkGYN FOR
El! SALE accommodating terms, al about $500 each
to the ferries The equal to any in the country
No grading required. Applyt 10 1900 - NJ.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-14

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80 CAMDEN AND AAfBOY RAIL
ROAD.-Change OF Hour, and adj
dional Line from NewY ork Philadelphia steamboat
JOHN POTTER South Anlboy thence in frst-rae care
TO Camden and Philadelphia.
On and AFTER Thursday lth April. the first line VIII leave
pier No North River. at a. ~ taking at South Am
boy tor Camden and Philadelphia, stopping take up ard
let down passengers al the usual Intermediate places,
irving Ia Philadelphia about l. noon
Second Line leaving above at 80 ?. M and running
By morning lines arriving Philadelphia about6 80 NJ
Fare through. by either line, So
Forw ard deck passage, 81
Breakfast and dinner provided on board steamboa, John
Potter
Passengers for Freehold viii take the stage at We8rs
Fare from New York to Freehold. 574 cents
EmIGKANT LINE.
Leaves BY steamer TRANSPORT, Capt J. Gonld, at
8! O'Clock P. Nj Fare 81 80 80 bs OF baggage allowed
each passenger to he carried the risk OF B owner but
nothing vii be received considered baggage except
wearing apparel Ia2t u l. BLISS.