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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-10-11
CARTER'S HOTEL.

1T,HE new and extensive addition to Ills estaB>
j lishment has been completed together with
Erenovaiing the entire CONCERN, rendering il one
EamoDgstlhe afgestand mos attracttveinthe Valley
The rooms furnished with neat furniture, and
with eye 10 the comfort and convenitncd
guests III
! The Proprietor hopes to merit acontinuancel OF
the patronage heretofore extended to him, and Elby
strict Personal attention. to increase his husinEss
assuring The PUBLIC that exertiOn on his pare will
be Spared to please, and render the soInufn Of
guests agreeable III
ISAAC n. CARTER, PRoPRiEroR
April I'll 1850.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-10-11
TOWN PROPERTY EOR SALE,

~ \ virtue OF a Deed iot trust executed TO me BY
ID James Clothier Oh Vie 23d dav ot February.
1870 and Gf record iai The clerks Odiie Of the
OF Jetfersdn, IEuHer lor abe with the
caa.ent.ol said ClothierI
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-10-11

FTtE4E following E frne r.,,,- n 30 80, ~
Il and Receipf for wAfck ~ :. Z;
the listof DeIEnquenls: $3.50 PteA.s !
CHARLES c. CAMERON.
1910. To 1Hk SarnIy, :. r.-....,.
County Levy. 500
Parish do
Watch a
School Tar, -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-10-11

RELIGIOUS NOTICE.

A pfotrac,ed Meeting Tor the Methodist Episcopal
thnrcht viii be held at kabletown, commencing ON Sa'
iul,p g-next i2ih inst, at IL o'clock, \. y.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-10-11
,TOt{rueunleM WNnfefI.

Z WISH p employ Immediately, two good Boar
i and SHok MAKERS, TO whom constant workEand
liberal wages will be given.
ROBERT NIELD.
MiddleEdy. Sept 13, 1850.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-10-11
MOTHS Agricultural Furnaces !.

they are admirably adapted to The cooking Of fo1i
for cattle and swire. and are mach used Ter damgk
.lic purposes There is ! double kettle, ar boiler
connected % the Top ofthe Furnace iii such a man
ner lhat the re passes between The outer and inner
surfaces, AMI will cook vegetables in less time than
eoIiers SCI lH brick They are light and portable
and therefore possess the advantages ofteing used
10 dinerrRt phases. Sizes ranging from so 10 Sol
gallons Also. Lead Pipe, Of all sizes
ESHo HER lBtTHS &. REFRIG ERA TONS,
and h,st e-other anieles, which tits unsec>ssaty
e mention The subscriber also offers his services
10 execute all kinds Of work appertaniRg 10 Ais
business such as Y.E
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-10-11

-r,,s Iii, : hronsbt ID attach III the hands Of
-. Dsfsnasn, James Mcdaniel money,
i = - ~ Sf:.ss bslonsrihsr 10 The Defendants Wit
eaoss S w drBt 6tye from said Wilson
s = ~ 4, ~, pl.intifTS AID ii appaartng on aft
= s s, " "a 4 : s,it thatthe said Defendants
04s't iiis1 L - Wilson. trading under the
- s,,n Al wilson & Co. are not residents
N his STATE ihey are hereby required e appear
wthin one month after due Puhlicat1on q ms 81
frr ana do what is necessary 70 pTqteet taeir II
tcrest ii this matter Il Is further SfeeIn. .na. :
hasaf n nublishetf osee week forFtour sue
eopl nsseoh = y, s,,,, III The said co1n
~ and posted at the front door 81 tne
thereof, on the fy2 Day of the next County eoutt
SfCopy-Tesse,
1ROBERT T, BROWN 6. g
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-10-11
III TIE FaraaiMg EnapIeaae ears :

nee Head Wagoa . Pfaafafian- ~
8 Bar. tar Piosghs;
8 Daab and 5 Siagis .Slbrxl Plos
lokns Tt1eat Fan; Corn SIesler
| ba1k $Srtso; Log CAain: 8 Harro,rs
Xsstts Hagon Gears S sctts Ptonrh ne
Hay L9sders; / Horse Rake;
Caralegr aud Harness, aeitk a laree ra-
rislg Of other arti6lcs useful on 4 sceh
CONVICTED Earn,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-10-11
PUBLIC SALE.

r WILL offer at Pubic Sale before the Court.
i Hose il Charletown, on FRIDAY, tket lisa
day n Oetaber, (being the Grst day OF Superior
Couusa large. size
Sik-ilOrSe Threshing Machine, I
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-10-11
The Sehel astie Exercises Of The
Frederick Female Seminary

Wa BE- rssrmed In H0Raasias 2aG II Se7t. aers.
TIME Boardt Of instruction consists Of nine Pro
IL iessors and Tutors, abundanily qualified 10 Gil
their respective ktalions with credit aud 10 inpart
a tu and extensive course Of Instruction. from the
ncipeni stages OF an education 10 4he completion OF
the collegiate co4rse. A B
Ample arrangements have been made for thesac-
eommodation OIL Boarding Scholars. The doJmi-
tories well Ventilated and elegantly furnished i
There is also attached 10 the building a commodi.
Gus Play ground and Bathing Establishment.
The price of Board and Tuition in all the branch
es required tort Ia Diploma, including furnished
rooms, fuel, lisHs, washing Sc, $500 per seholas-
tic vear pdpdb'sEhaif yearly ia adraste.
For circulars br further information. address
II. WINCHESTER President :
Frederiek>AIA. AUGUST . 1850.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-10-11
Shaving Cream, Hair Dye, &C.

Al1tsENNO u 17T . = TT7
rTIEs HAULES celebrated Shaving Cream;
Hair Dye;
q Dipilatory;
IA Z Eau Luslrate;
I;,,, white Persian or Chinese Powder, Rouge,
ii5a;-3f1;is Pomades Labius elegant Extracis,
EIar;5s and Rose Water, Bay Water. Cologne,
snE f.avendar Water, Toilet Soaps, sc.
S.helIsa,d Rulfalo Ornaulented Tuck Combs;
s:;is SIfu;st Neck and ChiEdren's Combs;
Hai1sf.la,h Nail and Shaving Brushes;
-s,asss prnShes Il, preat variety; on sale by
T. DALTON HAMMOND
eZ,a,,t.ar t6SO s~s
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-10-11
Received Pa.yness,

BENJAMIN LUCAS. D. S.
From tas anpse Il will Be seen thafF an not 1
Deilnqnent published il The papers or the eoun-
CHAS. C. CAMERON.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-10-11
$50 PRlzEs OF 81 ,2OOl

VT1R9tNIA STATE LOTTERY, for TIE Bene-
Y bgof Monongala Academy. Glass M. IN,
1850, tebe drawn at Alexandria, Va, on Saturday,
the 18th OF October 1856 ~,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-10-11
Cotton Esags

OF all sizes for sale at tbe lowest prices by
" KEYES s. KEARSLEY
September 20 1880
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-10-11
.IEI0,lir
Groceries.

EATRA FLOUR made b. George Henson =,
u sale low, by r B avS ~ ~, ioi
Sept p, 1850 = 80.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-10-11
FersoMal ProperfN,

H,H#. GoNSISIIeE5 OF
: Horses Of schieA ars fine sossng Horses j;
is Cdfs1 Of trhiet are lflek Goes, and
senas Far Steers;
% legs IS Of trhich ere itn fae orders
brood Sotes A fese Skeep;
~ AcfeSf grdlfing Corn;
Sererst 9tadrsd BssAsls ef Wheat
II IbAsH Timothy Hay:
90 Bksssts Potatoes; so Bags.
Is..,.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-10-11
Winter Goods.

A GENERAL assortment iust receive, 81.
n sale as cheap as The chespes, 81, a''u ~ e
Sept "a, 1850. II. RAWIsINs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-10-11
KOOIlMg, NPOMIlMgr 80.

Best price giFen for Old CoPPER AND bass. a.
his stand opposite VIM, Stablef s Bros. Fairfax
street Alexandria.
! ENoCH GRIMES.
Alexandria June 81, ls50-H
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-10-11
List of Letters

ID EMAINING il she PSsL OtEce al chaFlc.-
II town. JefsIson county Va On The s0lh day
81 Ssptember, iooV
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-10-11
EaIl Goods.

w FL have received our Stock of Full and Plaid
wv Linsey, HONG made Flannel, Yarns, &C.
and Tor sale at The lowest prices by
hEYES & KEARSLEY.
Senteinber 20. 1889
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-10-11
Hughes From.

y addition to our Very large assortment .of
Hughes Iron, vie have just received che follow
ing SIZES ~E
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-10-11
Tea.

" cry superiorGun Powder Imperial Tea, war
ranted prime Of no sale; just received By
Sept 10, 1850. WIN. 81 LOCK & co.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-10-11
Notice.

WE have Just returned from Baltimore III
w large and very general assortment Of
FRESH GROCERIES.
to which We invite The attent;an az ~,
and hepublie generally va tAs'oliers
Sept 20, 1850 II. n ERy 4 CON
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-10-11
EEOOpErOn.


HOOP Iron, just received and for sale by
Sep 20 1859
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-10-11

w ELCH'S First Premium Family Flour
w also, Ross and other brands for sale by
Seft.Il3. 1850 II, L. EBY@& son.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-10-11
Lotteries for Oct, 1850.
S5J.OOO!.-
100000

Z " .MAURY 9, CO, MANAGERS. N
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-10-11

d EMAINING in The Post Office, at Harpkrs-
Ii Ferry Va, on the LIST day Of October, 1850.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-10-11

e 4 PULLED LINSEYS,
~ Plaid do; A. Homemade FlanpeIs.
Stocking Yarn for servants, for sale 81 Iov1
Sept 20 1850
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-10-11
LIME! LIME
nORsES, &c. FOE SAFE.

II HAVE for sale three very superior Work
j Horses, one good Road Wagon, BED, Fifth.
Chain, &c, as also i've sells Of Wagon Gesrs. ana
other articles Of like character Persons 10 want
are requested 10 make early application to- me ii
Chaflestown GEO. w Sports
Sept 81. 1s50-3t !rfD II
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-10-11
STOVES.

LMOTHY SEED. fss sale, at the Denoi b.
Sept %, 1850. 'N''e1f'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-10-11

n NIIhII-L.S ,N Do IT1lN-NI W. I
Harpsrs- Ferry, Oct 4, 1850
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-10-11
HORSE for Sale.

HE Is years old, large size, and works we'll
IL KEYESJ& KEARSLEY.
1Sept. e, 1850
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-10-11
Wanted.

+ WISH 70 hire until Christmas next. servan.
L WOMAN, who III good Washer and Ironef.
August "a. 1850 - - -.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-10-11
Rac0n.

HQNE Cured Hams. rrime
IL Cincinnati Sugar Cured Hams;
For sale BY "a. +. Fry 4 soy !
Sept Is, 1850.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-10-11
ia List Of Letters,

JOHN IP. BROWN, P. NJ.
ShafleStuwn, 0ct. 1. 1850.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-10-11

r oAF and Lump sugar:
IL Extra fine Crushed Sugar.
Refined dof;
Superior Brown do RI
Just redefyed, and fir sale W
Sept Is, 1850. VIM. 81 LOCK l. co.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-10-11
- II WI or Nc Ely.

trading nader The tirn 81 Mi'sofl Z, y 20, ~
James Mcdaniel LEfENlAN r
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-10-11

J y t9FFIII-st1IEf y. Vi VIZ IT, IllU.I
sss- lMarffasb1rg Gt-ees. S!aRBtoR Spectator
]lasftahg Ga-ette coPg5 TIRES, and sfHd account
fa-ftfS ono
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-10-11
Prinle Cider K.i,legn,;.

0F lhe best quality. TOT sale BY he barrel Or
" gallon. KEYES q KEARsTEY
Septll3 1880
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-15
AND NEW.HA-

n.Ezr1NEw.YORK AND NEw.HA-
II @@ZyEN RAILRoAD;aon and .ilsr
trains will leave the Csnsst Station. near Broadway
Passengers also received at the NewYork and Harlem
l. Accommodation Train at IT AM. for Nsw-Rochse,
Mamaroneck, Rye, Port Chester, Greenwich Stamford.
Darien, Norwak Westpor5 Southport Fairfield, Bridge
port Sustford Milford and NewHaven. Passen gers from
the Stations for Albany and the Stations the Hous-
atomic and Nsugauck Railroads. will Jake this Train and
ton Providence Worcester Hartford Springfield and Con
necicut River Railroads. viii take this Train and Join Ex.
press Train At New-Haven
2 Express Train ats O'Clock, NJ for Stamford Bridge.
port Albany, and Housstonic and Nsugsiuck Railroads.
NewHaven Hartford Springfield and Connecticut Rive1
8 Accommodation Train at 9AM for Nsw-Hsyen, and
Intermediate Stations, Hampdsn. Cheshire Souhingten.
Psinyile Pennington, Avon, TsrayiIs, and Coinsvlls
T. Express Train at 245 PM for Stamford, NorwaIk,
Bridgeport, and Housatonic and Nsug.iuck R.ilrosds
HewHaven and Stations the Canal Ralrosd, Hartford.
Springfield, Worcester and Boston.
5. Accommodation Train at4 Pm. for New-Hsven and
all the Intermediate Stations
6 Communication Train si $50 p. NJ for Bridgeport and
TRAINS TO NETWORK.
l. Communication Train at 545 AM from Bridgeport
stopping at all the Intermediate Stations
q Accommodation Train at 6l5 AN. from New.Hsven,
stopping At all ssnons receiving Passengers
s. Accommodation Train 4. So IM. from NswHsvsu.
nom he Hartford and Canal Railroad,
ard Naugatuck Railroad
4. Express Train al Ito Pm. lin connection with ths
bridgeport and Stanford receiving Passengers from The
HousatoDic Railroad at Bridgeport
s. Accommodation Train al 80 Pm: trscsving Pssssn-
Eew Haven stopping at all tho intermediate Ssatons
g. Express Train al 8l0 M Tor 10 connection with Bx-
."Od aSs Ey:o
ing Train from Pi,ts6ed connects with this Tran q
Passengers are requested procure tickets before taking
sests 10 the Cars Ia3Oal 3. MASON, Sapt
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Doueettc Ports.

PHILADELPHIA, May PAR bark Oak, Ryder, BOs-
.iou; brig Marcia Smith, Halloween schs Pocshonas,
Bingham Mobile; T Bsrtetl II spkins, Charleston; John
" Houston Parker, NYork; s Thompson, Fisher, Fall
Syer Dscoss smith, do; Arcade MeCurdy' Boston, pan.
h w Godfrey Godfrey, Sewpor; Audenried, Corson,
Dtghen bsrges Phisdephis, Nave, NYorki Mlddlssex,
steamers Erie Norman dc; Josephine Morrison, Hartford
Csyugs, Coo, NYorAi Kennebec. Flowers do CID steam
chip Osprey Dickinson Charleston; bark Lsconla Ho yes
Boston; brgs st George Hyer, Barhsdoes Canton Crow
ell Boston; Sum- Crosby, Boston, schrs Y Thompson,
'Gfeiner Nsylor Charleston; VIM Henry, May, Boston;
DseOls Smith, Prov J Deputy, wnsmore, Providence;
Frey Prcvldeneej Allied Barrett Smith, Boston Faktr,
Ball. Brookyni Millsvle Psssspea, Alexandria General
burg; barge had.on 'f River Wade. NewYo1k seusca
.ndns sa vsoS@ Ess
PORTSMOUTH. Nh. May Arr brig su.ah.scule,
S?:Sp to ks MAY S EsSs DO MsDSss
Del DEN 'ea 81 msDoues M Ms Mag s Nay b
Susan soule, Creech Port aud; seh Pioneer IBID Patler
css..psshs s.ufSld Icndoddsry NY A0Sa H as
tenalhsven Phis; w Peters sullivan, do schrs Julis
phips; Ally Msehis. do; Abby Pike EsspOrt; R Jew
ell Wesiport ss1on; philadelphia Bartlett MachIss do
Caledonia, tRrl CequarL Londonderry do; John. wymin,
PORTLAND, MAY le-Ar brig Chsrles Thomas, Bray;
Boston for Calais CD Br schs Maants, Grimes Wilmoi;
Thos Diekerson Phinney, PMsbOro sch Berry How Bos-
IN SD chip Frank Johnson bark B Hamilton and brig
Wanderer.
PENSACOLA, May ted sch splendid, Bunneb Nsw-
roFk; bark Aurora, Castner, Portsmouth. NH
PETERSBURG, May l0-Au sch Meridian, Fields, PHI
kdelphis SID schr Liberty, Bay, AlsxsndTia-
RICHMOND, May lO-An schr George Engs Smart, At
tkapss; Grard Turk. " ashsurn, Philadelphia Sailed.
slrs westoyer, Msgec, New.Yoik; Mriha Tea. New
Ik. M.
SALEM, May 9-Arr bries Prairie, Edmund Upton, Bae-
roe AyFes; Richmond, M'Kenzie, Richmond; Ameries,
Ireedwel Philsdephis; Albert Hodgdon, Ess,port for
fhDsdepbis; Calcutta Loss Bangor bound soaIh; Csao
va klmaD Frankfort for Martinique Lube, brsy, nos
aob scLs Kosciusko Hierup ST Johns NIB Tor Philade
!his orapa Dodge, Msehiss for NYork Ga BIZ scnrs
Albert Nelson. Maitland; Return Moore, Cornwslhs
!esh sch Globe Small NYork. CID sehs Panama Bel
COY, Ellsworlb Honduras, Cross Boston SD orlKs r.
0o Canovt; Calcutta H. schs Nantucket reno .
Se Philadelphia MercsiOr, Leland ,New-York ca bsIs
few koppisch Upton, Buenos Ayres end mkt bf orie
VeneHd Leblanc Clare Ms Sid bark Edw koppiseh.
sAVANSAH, Nay 7-Cn sehr G c straiioo, Pniladet
Pnia Went 10 sea bark, Whitman, San francisco May
AR schF Ocean, Parker, Ba cid bark Exact stevens
hfcsk; sehr Vlrginis. Hobart kYork. May 9-Wsnt 70
- bark Exact Stevens, NYorki schr suaton, West
eott Philadelphia
SACO, May 2-Au sch Caroline, HI, Norfolk 18Th,
s<h Clahsss Holden, Philadelphia
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$50. CENTRAL RAILROAD OF N. JERSEY ieso,
. nF8auzH1 SUMMER ARRANGEMENT

~. Cx5354azxf<s2Il SUMMER ARRANGEMENTS
f0 ~ vdescommencng April l, ls50-This RooA
extends from Elizabelhpert IS miles -
White House, reducing the staging between the Ter.
minus Of the Road and Easton to Is iss and to School
eys Mountain to IA miles This line leaves NewYork By
steamboat RED JACKET, at pier ~ River, and connects
with trains the New jersey Railroad which leave Now
York from foot Of Cortlsnd-st ct the same hour
route to Schooley's Mountain, with lees staging than sny
other.
PASSENGER TRAIN UP.-Passengers win leave New
York by steamboat nom pier ~ or by the NewJersey
Railroad foot OF Cortsndst ct A. M. and P. H.; leave
Elizsbethown at 10 A NJ. and s Pm.
PASSENGER TRAIN DowS-Lesye Whits House at So
PM; Somervile az g. 10 NJ and q 10 PM; Bound Brook
Al ~ M and ~ M; Plan6eld at q. 40 In and a.
PM; Westfeld at SIS AM and PM; Elixsbethtown q
7. IS and 10. 80 A M. and 5. 20 Pm.
The train with passenger aached win leave
White House al so AM, Somervle $50, Plsnfsld SIS
and Ezabetbport by steamboat At $50 An Returning,
leave NewYork, By steamboat Red Jacket from pier
North River al Jpn.
All freight from NewYork intended to 20 by this line
be the boat at l2 O'clock to insure being taken
through that day
Stages will be- In readiness the arrival OF the O'CLOCK
train om New-Yort at his White House TO convey Pee.
sengers Faston, Wilkesbarre. Bethlehem. Allentown,
Banch Chu ik Pa and to Femington, Lebanon, Clinton,
Milford Belf ehern, Bloomsburg, New amptou. Washs
ingon and Bevidere, NJ J. On Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday 10 Delaware Wafer Gap, Suoudsburg Bsrt0ns.
Vile stsnhopa DaeviIle Buckown, and Lackswanna Iroa
Works &c Pa.
NIB All baggage a, the risk Of the owners unnl d.
vered into the sctual possession Of the Agents OF he
Company, and checks o. ,cepts given thsrefor 8
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GESERAL CONFERENCE OF THE METHODIST
rarRcH sOuIH-This ecclssiastcal boiy-co' N,
oo.ed Of Delegates from the several Conferences OF
he States Of Kentucky, Virginia, Tennessee, MIS-
souri. Arkansas Mississippi, Texas, LOUISIANA
| Alabama. North Carolina SOath Carolina, Ieo'sia
and Florida-assembed in the Centenary Ch1rch
AZ 81 Louis on the lst inst. shop Andrews Presid-
INC. assisted by Bishops Cap,rs ani Pane
Bishop Soule, in Consequence ot increasing IN
Semitic bene incapable Of attending to the duties
81 The Bnisoopacv a prop ,stoh is made IA the ad-
dress Of the Bishops to afford them some add-
.tional strength -.
The address next refers earnestly aud eio1ne1t
IN the Missionary cause, which has greatly pros
nered in the Church, and the duty OF interesting
the young in Missionary enterprises IS Jadiclousy
enforced The missions u the Slave population OF
the South are described efficient aud successful
The necessity Of active measures in behalf OF edu-
cation is also welt upon, and some more popular
system is recommended.
The relations OF the churches North and South Is
referred to, and the rejection b. the General Con
ference of the Church North OF X ev. Dr. Pierce IN
his official character anu the reputation OF the
plan Of para ton jointly agreed upon by the North
and South in the General Conference OF l54f, are
severely commented upon. We do not find any
aluson 10 the suit at liz commenced by the South
tr the recovery of Their share OF the church
property. The address is signed by Bishops An
drew Capers, and Paine.
DIR Smith announced his intention 70 discuss, on
the Sd inst the subject OF division OF the General
Conference into two houses-an upper aud a
ower.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
&e ~ 1850. 1I|

PIONEER AND EXP 'ESS LINE TO PITTSBURGH.
Leaves PHILADELPHIA Daily, at O'Clock A. n. and
4PM-through In 60 hours. The the Pennsyva-
Railroad Of the very best and comortabis
scrpuon. New packets have been placed on tho line.
ana furnished with especial reference to the comfort and
convenience Of travellers s6ordng tho assurance Of quck
and agreeable journey &c Pittsburgh.
Every effort viii be made render this tho doairnbo
route the West
For seats apply at IA Markets. and NJ D. corner 1hira
and Chestnut Philadelphia WIN COLDER 4 co.
FOR further information apply q Wes..st New-York
NILS II r. II. HINDES, Agent
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5000 TUNs RAILROAD IRON.
THE OHIO AND PENNSYLVANIA h a,I5,

KUAD CUhFANf w,.h 20 contrset I1r q Toad
extending westward from Pittsburgh Three hous 49,
be delivered the ohio River Al Pii.sb1gh ano
before the closs OF canal ueys alton In the pfcson' IT,
1856 and the remainder IN the Spring Of next yea
rails be Of the pattern. 10 lsngths OF - :.
ere weigh 90 pounds per nesl yard Thsy se GO,
subject 10 the inspection of Solomon w. Roberts onis
Eugueer Por further particulars address The
the Company al Pittsburgh. TO wnom and 70 y. ~ ~
dressed for furnishing he same BY order OF tne
Directors. lss7 Inf wn ROBINSON, Jh' r fes4'~~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-15
FOR CALIFORNIA.

eSs. THROUGH LINE FOR SAN FRAN.
zGEfN CISCO, VIA CHAGREs-The new and Ia
vore steamships
CHEROKEE.....lSO0 tuns. Captain n. Winde
PHlLADELPHIA.l,lo0 tuns.. Captain j; Y NICHOLSON.
Form The ONLY direct line between New York and Chsgre
and p connection with the United States Mail steam pack.
cts In the Pscfcs senmonthy line through TO san fran
cisco. -
Cherokee. Philadelphia
Aner Saloon State Rooms. .....sl25 90 Sis 90
Forward Saloon do. 100 W lW W
All The above dine al table, and have the prvl
s,eersge found with mattresses .s.
rreshi to Chsgres 10 cent? per foot Expenses the
Islhmus borne by Passengers
For T5g%I 2, Rfs'sss sPPPNy% 81 sOuh.
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
The United States Mail steam packets
PANAhA......lO8 7 rins. Capt David u. Bailey.
OREOON.....1O plns. Capt Carlisle r Patterson
CALIFORNIA. $50 tuns.. Capt. Thos. Budd.
fENNESSEE.. 1 800 tuns.. Capt George A. Cole.
CAROLINA. 800 tuns...
UNICORN ..... 500 tung....
are intended to form semi-monhly line between Pansma
Psssengers in the Amer Cabin are furnished bedding but
not wines and iquors Passengers In the steersge are
found with such rations furnished to the crew, and
with and pillow. All passengers will be allowed
space for personal baggage free to the extent OF $50 bs
weight not exceeding In measurement ten cubic eet-
Freight extra baggage merchandise, when 500
per tun, and "a per cent on all specie.
Packages should not exceed l25 lbs. weight for mule
carriage Cabin sligo.
Pssee from Panama to San Bias or Mszstsn S225 s6O
San Diego. .......... $50 l8
San Francisco. ....... 800 80
Ne stores be landed will be taken "a baggage Charges
OF embakng and debarking and all personal port charges
gers No passage secured unui paid for Apply at the Of
nee Of the Company, New-YoTk 81 Southst Hfd