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The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-07-13

CARD.
BEDFORD MINERAL SPRINGS ESPY l..
ID ANDERSON, proprietor, respectfully informs
the public that this celebrated and iashinable wa
tcring. place is now open and fully prepared for
the eccption and accommodation OF visiters.
Experienced servants and a hne band OF music
have been engaged, and every provision made to
secure the comfort of ,isiters.
BEproRp, June 3, 1850 June 3taw2m
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The Managers respectfully announce that the
above popular place Of amusement will open on
THIS (Saturdny) EVENING, July 18th, 1850.
with a talented Company.
A large FAN has been erected, keeping the
house perfectly cool and pleasant CE-WATER
in abundance.
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FIRST NIGHT OF THE SEASON.

sANTMYER & CO......,........,...M anag
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-07-13

First night OF the celebrated Comedian and uni
- fersal iavorite, (who is engaged for six nights
only,) JOHN DUNN, that Rascal Jack
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Has changed her representation at Berlin. Ru-
mors of dispute between Prussia aud Austria exist
Cholera has reappearcd at Berlin. IL is expected
the Emperor will be crowned in July, when gen
ersl amnesty will be given 10 all prisoners or poht-
ica offenders. Itis believed all officers who joined
Hungary during the revolution, and afterwards
condemned, viii be liberated. Several have al
ready been pardOned.
Late dates from Vienna state that Prussia has re-
fused recognise the Frankfort Congress and thus,
saws a German journal, has Russia separated from
Germany. Letters from Belgrade say revolu-
ton against the Turks had broken out IN Bulgaria.
The insurrcctioniss marching against the port
Of Belgradcurga The Russian army Is greatly
augmenting, but their purposes unknown
AUSTRIA AND HuNGARy.--It il expected the en-.
peror will be crowned in July, when n general
amnesty will be given to all prisoners or political OF
Tenders All officers who joined Hungary during
the revolution, and afterwards condemned,
will be liberated. Several have already been par
doned
The chief minister Of Hcsse Cassel has been
found guilty Of embezzng the public funds, and
also charged with forgery.
spain.
News from Cuba ia exciting much attention
The Spanish Ministry say the Americans conduct
resembles barbarian.
General Narvnoz had warm discussion with the
American Minister in which he expresses the as
constituent and regret of the Spanish Government
that the American Government had not prevented
the expedition Of General Lopez from being organ
lied in the United States, and having allowed il TO
depart to the attack of Cuba. IL Is also reported
that the Spanish minister had addressed warm
rernonstrancc to Washington embodying the views
Of the Spanish government; the note was not writ
ten in very arniablc style.
Italy.
The position of Rome is unsatisfactory The city
is under much excitement. The police are under
Austrian authority.
NAp1ss, 18th June.--A part OF Grcnalgies an
old bairark for troops, fell, killing i've hundred
persons.
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STEAMER OscEoLA.-See the advertisement for a
notice Of the change in the time Of departure.
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Pacific MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY

TIE Uni ed Suites Mai eleam-pacActs
PANAMA .....,i .G37 uns -. Capt DAVID G. Bailey,
OREGON lU3a tins... Capt Garlic Z. Patterson,
CALIFORNIA. 115o tuus a.. Capt Thomas A Budd
TENNESS EE. $40 tln',... Capt George 4. Cole
CA -H6 lS 609 tns Capt r / Whiting,
form semtruonthy line between Panama and ports in
California, aud monthly line betH ecl san francisco ana
Oregon.
Passengers tie After Cabins furnished bedding, but
wines and liquors Passengers in the Steerage are iound
with such ratOns furnished The crew ami with
and pillow All passengers viii De allowed space oE
personal baggage free to The extent OF lbs weight not
exceeding in measurement cubic feet Freight
baggage merchandise when osen 500 per tun and Il
per cent on all specie
Packages should not exceed p lbs weight for mule car
rage Cabin s. &c
San Diego, ..,..''''-.. 5 559 10
No stores TO be landed will be taken as baggage
All personal port churge including health fees and boat
hire be paddy the passengers Nopassage secured until
paid for Apply al the Office of the Company, New York
K: 27f u
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FARE REDUCED
lSSssasa. ThkOl Oh LINE F0t oALIFOh-
e Is4s n q ND UEhIOlI, a tHAGNEc direc.
sl----- ---I- l. l. tnEllr--e .t.a.r- sL.rs

szssssIs-sl n 2 M UhEIU-11 a tHAGNES direc.
IT he new aadtaTeriie steamships
CHEROKEE 1,500 uns Captain II Wnds
PHILADELPHIA loo taus.. Captain Robt Pearson,
01u tue only direct line between NewYork AID Chares
and IN connection with the United States Mail seamp packets
in he Pacitc sen-monty line through san Francscor
aud monthly line through TO Oregon They leave New.
orb aboUtth 3thGHd 29ti OF each month.
THROUGH RATES ~ FARE TO cHAGREs
Cherokee Philadelphia
Saloon State Rooms .-.,-,-,,.,. 500 90 SEQ 90
Lower Cabin ...-.,,.s,..- so 90
AL the above dine THE sumo abeaHd hove The privilege
Of the Saloon.
Steeruge found with mattresses
and board i.,..-,,.... - o go 90
allowed personal baggage free the extent OF 80 lbs not
exceeding in lEcmcnien culc re Expenses on the
Isihnus are borne by the passengers
Fer fret ght or passage apply TO
HOMI.ANp Y ASPINMALL. 8 son1n.zL- ~.
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TO LET.


49, 10 LhT-A .noded,b1'l. BRICK hauss ir D-.na
~ I=sf 1he concr q Po versst Snuth Brooklyn. c..
sisi0P Ct two psdors vi b ma,bie mkrtsls on i.
floor ICONS In9 % or fr01i and bsk n4seelt %
leSe VIII lte sde'Veis, aud 20 ~ nader cel!sria as
IN the u d1ilhiL9 AID via ready iof occupation
N nt lat November lex. Rent l1w gelse fidif,
sl2n let &sT The location aveTy pleasant ana helth7
Apply 70 K hUERB8C6, l22 Horfo k-tt. Ma7a-s a
COCK ER K co IS Join 81 =. Y ~ 2@Fc
s. 10 ETA lbrse-.tocy & ,.sznent and g21osr.
e. Cse' Back EG0sr, thres roo deep i@a az VIZ
Ctclou ,sster, costing range w. bath ;omp5ts -
1sted thOve dsdR fq1ars a1d rear NE filE0a 90
YAM Is L. h.sl f,p7 10 9 A. III orion 20 s n
% a.
r. 10 iB%s-Tsfss brown tt1De iron' os=s ~ A.
- l8u,ic al about 80 ce deep9ne Of ,hea 81 is ri e.
BIZ by butl, In tse manner VIE ceilings ~
a'fh f1s5sd wiia plate glss1 sss p2es &c &c- 7s
te leased yesrS. Apppy 70
C. H0EsE GY.AHTE;5 = q esnsosl house is E7.a;ed
e. from lls Isiof tov4u0e IL H4nmonds' or IN sofue
nj rs-ee N vicinity .ress mlnsdste gsls'ng
l3cet sud dssCdplo7 Of h3usel Box ,@9> Fos.,0E
Fl F@R sAt < L0EY-Fhs leave aud good W j OF
f6, s4ii etsDistea bOading touse, Cd oeexmal-sl,
S'~S L. Fla 81 aaT -P>a@ess'ou given i'm nsd .,7g
AMY u a DEHIGG < Co Ruls0us, N Y c8 ~
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IN7PRoVE YOUR EYES

MOST REsREcfFULLY t1!oE4;s. No
%aaGa.ssr-es riizcpS az New York snd the Pa9nc. ~
- general thst he h.; 5cA.sd aS1i ME- nav nav
~ }S"d LARGE complete assortment OF spsctsces a-o
S;ys Gsrses, II god aver ard See sInes j.. ., ma
NJ w ould sso femind tho puzzle = 81 ~. fot ,H
yen yeirs nal By his kloHlsdgs Of h5 o2c y. 81 81
he elabe TO deios e s5so e T sisss5s
vtich win greatly benefit and 0, sLlala ae EsEi
PARTICULAR e,!snl Is taed 70 new y7 ..ns Or ss
Ground (Which viii BON ~
ing Al d.lance Of lhs fassi flint slicn and
Eah polish and c groued P9use zee bs, in t5iy sSeci
upo1 The eye for prese yiaE aud improving 1'
c6piiuued writing Rnd reading -. 49,, In rata.
6loft sighted persons snd hoss oosfs"a 1p'H ~
Sf Hs et ;ps5, New ssses OF superior qusy IN 9d
fra nes Lui solics he patronage OF a. ID "So u ~
H srcspu s spec.,ces parchssed OF hun 70 sa 20
sgh, 10, tvs ysafs Change ine xisaf9'
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nannth in XncetecRs.

By the way of El Paao we1earn that great SUI
JsDg exiated in the State of Zscetecas, by reason
da long ard severe drouth. Springs had dried
Nd, animals were dying, crops were short, and
coru bad riAen to So 50 per bushel.
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81 FAHM FOG SAL&.-A Farm, c0QsIstiBg Of 50
20 acres OF hrstree and which ia good hou'e bsrn
~ aud other buidiDgs fruit richard &c Ii Is situated in
ira tov Of 1emaroDeck. Teslchester Co a9ou, 10 min,
ues' walk from lte NevYo,k sud New-Hs7en RAILROAD
De 0, viii scl It whole or in pafces OF or 10 acres foT
hQ'ldnR sites lhss commanding view 4 Long ltland
FounG and the surrounding coun,y. Apply 10 VM ].
LAWRENCE, on tie promises or u d. a. YlNDALE,
~ 9aetmEr.5i New. Yofk Oh
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FOR EUROPE


S@s TIE NELY-Y0R3Az, AMP J; Dr. LILY ITF IN 4.
nsszS@SsS% FRS-The ships comprising tins Line are TIE
ATLANTIC Captain West PAclllc Captain Me-, .,.,
AkTIc Captain Luce, BALTIC captain ColilsloC ~
The sbps having been built by contract expressly Tor
Government service every care mas been taken ID their con
tcton as also IN heir engines 70 ensure Strength ana
s0erd and Il cir accommodations for passengers are iue-
oilalled for eie gance and conf
Price of passage from NevYUra 10 Liverpool $50; e1-
ltsts of extra size statercoas 50 and 5000 iro!
Liverpool to NevY ork si7 An eNpGreuced ohf9eoA d.
TarIe3 "a each shin. 80 Rertls secured uni pad tor
PROPOSED DATES OF SAILING.
ero,t cr,I,yo.y FROM LIVERPOOL.
saturday October 2h l34 WedneSday Oct sun 20 20
Sshrigy October .6th 1896 Wednesday, Nov @9h, lS90
SanIrlav Nov 18TH 1850 Saturday DeceH0tT an l5,9
si;; NJ, siTh 1850 Saturday. December 2lst 1850
S3r9ay Dec l4rh 1850 SATURDAY, January 4til 1871
S,1+.ia. mo- G1tb 1853 SATURDAY. january latI lo5l
V-iTe:5a- Ian Gtl 1851 Saturday. February laL 1850
I-3,o,io,l IAN 91d 1851 Saturday. February 9th. 100
Wednesday Feb oh 1871 SATURDAY iMHcn IL I92i
WeGnesiay Feh 18TH 1881 Samrlay, March I2th I92i
Wednesday Mich 9TH 1891 Saturday 4lacH IN f I2SI
For or passea &c apply 10 ElN AID n SJl4i-l -
~ N'oIl-sl Neyr-York, or 10 BROWN, SdIPLEf y "
III \yrers Of these ships WI not be accountable !of
rod silver bullion specie, ]ewelry precious 7oAs ..
tals ujess bills OF adng signed tefeoG1 aId '-9
yglue thereof therein expressed .,. -, },,,s
After the Isl OF I next me rae Oh iftls ~ '
steamers VIII be materially redUce''' ----
lSeaSo FpF. EIVARPOOL--lE.I MED 25a-es Man "
ERbks steamship ATLANTIC, I aa-- u - - -
2fsaszs2sef steamship VIII depart WA le Aii4a 5t
rope positively Saturday Ocog5F i-1A' Io.- & 9-- -
the foot OF CGnAl-7i
M berth secured until PAID feT
All laffr4 mus pass tnruu III lie to5t o.ac- l-
For freight or passage, la3 4,S e@'
LUIS va s'' EDWD. f COLLlNs.t4 i" s t-.r r.
TIE steamer ARCTIC viii succeed ule "a - s5I
aud sail October -Gin ,--s,sx.
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s-u,e r-r,..zz4zssazsz-7 ORRIss AND ESSEX RAIL-
Ic5s hIEsssszzsi s.l1Jf(}AD-PASSENGE TRAIN,
sa2Sf @Sef--A5e-U P-Leaye Neyy-York loot OF Cort,
Ians-st A NJ and A p NJ; Leave Newark 81 A NJ ana
% P.ssTYcER TRAINS DowN--Leaye Dover Is A. NJ and
a p NJ; Morristown, 80 a. NJ and % T. NJ Madt:
son so A. NJ and 40 P NJ; Summit 20 A. Nj aud 5 %
P NJ Nnllvile, 80 A NJ. and Is PM Orange -
" FREIGHT RI IGN TRA0-Leave Dover A M Leave New
or oHA N tloRsE cAR-Leage Orange N and 50
p NJ leave New-York II so a. NJ and . 10 T. M
passengers by trane received and dehVerec
each way at North South Orange, MLyile, summit
Chatlan Madison, Morristo0n Morris P!ans palVis
A. 1oy6r stages connecting win ths A NJ passenger
train leave for Suckasunny Stanhope Newton Jackets
Town ana Hope daily; Nil ord and Owego on Mondey5
Wednesdays anu Fridays and ,ar Sparia yoah5onburg
Blnirs,0wu Columbia Delaware Water Cap, SrongsburS9,
continuing 10 the Lackawannn Works passing through
Barlcfyiie Sianhope pa Smiths Tavern Neagesyilo,
Clifton Duumore Hyde Park to Providence on Tuesdays
Thursdays and Saurdoys aud reurninS meet the ! III
trains for Ne1 York. r, . .
6, arrival OF fhc j. NJ NJ Trains from and meet The
4 M aud p NJ. trains for Eay7-York.
Al hiOrr5tOvu stages eaye on TIC arrlYui OF tue 4 NJ
uagsenaer trains for Mendham, Chester, achooley Noun
tau Washington Be!ydare and East0u, daily aud meet
lie T NJ train Tor New ofb =,
Ao for Baskinr Ridge on the arrival o, the iroin
returning next morning. connecting WIN the a ii lFaln o'
NeYYOrio SOU
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rn.1NS ~ NrlN. YOnK

gzpP-- r7=-ss4yzFzEr1 EW-YORk AND NEW-mA a.
keeS5 ;5iss95' EN- RAiLROAD,-on and after We'd
MILE SS-N"S--nesday April u the following trains
ulenye the Canalst station Broaadwny. Passea.
rs also received AZ the WORK and Harlem Ralroad
Once, Twenty scyontI-et
Accommodation Trau att IS AN for New Rochelle
Nnunfoncck RIVE Port Chester, Greenwich stamford, d.
r;,u NnryoIE Nestuor Southport, Fairfield Bridgeport,
strait nd Milford ana New Haven Passengers from tho
WqvSaus tor Albany, and the Stations on the heuseIone
and Naugauck Railroads, VIII JAKE ms tIdih auu eP
drep6r Passengers from WaySGuonf for Boston troV.
idencr Worcester Hartford, Springfield ana OohneGucW
River Railroads. viii take his Tran and o'n Express ala
, Fxuress Train al ococh AM for Stanford, Bridge
mort Albany Hous8tOu!C Railroads. New-aTe. de&e
ford Springfield ana Connecticut RIVER hhirosd Notcoa-
s Accommodation Train ut AN for New, Haven and m
erruedate Stations Hampton Cheshire Souhlrgton, Pam
vile Pennington, Avon, Tarlyle and ColnsyiAe, MIA"
dletown Hartford ana Springfield
Express Train ats NJ. for stamford Norwak, Bridge
mort and otsaolc and Naugatuck Railroads. Now htYeos
and Stutons the Canal Railroad, Hartford SpF'ngoeH'
Accommodation Train at p NJ for NewHaven aud ali
the intermediate Stations :.
s. Communication Train al 81 I'M lor bridgeport anu III
terinedl0le Stations
TRAINS TO NETWORK
Conulnlation Train at IS AM from Bridgeport stop
ping ut all the intermediate Stauous IT,.
= Accommodation Train at ID AM for w-hayen,
stoppuo at all intermediate Stations receiving passohsets
nuui Naugatuck Railroad at Brdgeport ", IT,.
8 Accommodation Train Gta 50 AM from New-haveu,
stonpiug at all Intermediate Staons receiving passengers
from Hartford and New heYen, Cou haiIo"' "AN A'N6
ENpress Train at 10 NJ. On connection with the Elk.
press Train from BOSTON, from New Haven Stopping a
Housaonc Railroad at Bridgeport ,,
s. Accommodation Train at 50 NJ. peceiNng PassseG'
gers from tie Accommodation Tram from oo9'op, H0"A
Eew.Haven, stopping all intermediate Stations m ~.
G. Express Train al & 10 NJ Tor IN connection win Hn-
press Train Boston stopping at Brdgep9rt Norwaz
Train ptsei connects with nus IRAN at
Passengers are requested procure tickets before taking
sltn GuFE NJ X b
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,,.sfs,sae BATES OF FARE REDUCED
$SAlfAfs EMPIRE CITY LINE.--Throush Tickets to
iAffeAss-4A San Francisco via Cbages Saturday, octo.
Der Pyle splendid steamship EmPiRE CITY, 1890
tG1s burden } WILSON Commander, will leaVe her
dock pier No 3 Saturday, October II, at O'Clock,
for ChsEfea INDUCED RATES OF CHARGES
Saloon Et8fe kqSF Siuo
sieeTsge, n5tIepe6 ard G0Grd oo
Passenger by lhs ship win find accommodation not 10
se tfniIhed With separate aoe For freight or passage
apply 10 } doWAhD 49,
Of DLWtol2 % oloao~aS.
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FARMS FOR SALE,

Hes, EXTENSIVE AND VALUABLE PH1r-
A JERSEY-TIe extensive md valuable ForR or Plan.
seton of tie ate Alfred Bishop ESQ OF lriiseF Conn
situated 4 Earmsou in tie township ShTsWsbGr Mon
noun county. NJ SNOW 9Ierrd saie at pre- tl7ca
belo;y lic market yGIIe Of property III iai gietEty
Ts e e s .,s 3 l = : 5s a T a.
R o5, 1aTeH p and I'D de g s Da i s
county I, lii 99s 6o 50 PFoo2aoe ~ '1a "
u ~ - ifcae,5 nasr re r,,tr!a z,5rrz o. Red as
c., 1t l7 ~ a. @ = "a Inc civ Of ~.
yrE IS( h, II and rom the lauii1g.
one M ;ste+ from he rrorart : IA 60tred on the south
5 l,i C 1Ii1 m TfT or bay eh furnishes IN
os LIE 81 ~ ' -, 80 ~ 81 VI lJ ami ijng
ms splendid es,ge WIS cieeel p is ' n a ~,
Ioln oei Gislcl arms az }s eaia 80 a mr. al
sSuti oIiI s mr. l oe u ~ 49, NJ t,f1g
growing timber i. aia 7U in square feds % c aneesa
In Tr ,T can f fe, lyafe- f5T cae is ced
wI,h ye1ow locust posts and sl rails aud Is Ynier se
T6eTe are unon the nropery three omnoiiou. fr4a1e
hoqses louTh Or prlnGpa farm OF MaLi7io fl1 ~
c , " a., ~ ~, I ios3' d Fa' dF,rr
carnage houses saoes and o,leT ea-3uuiilsS a' '5
5AelisiSe oS stei e5uuiGs 1880 49,. 5-.-. ~,
II well stocked with fruit iees OF ever A11 s
ls climate ard there belongs 70 II az eSalsiseS5 Dgi Oh
green sad mari exceedingly rich in it, erlzlng qis
its present productive The soils exceedingly adapted
to garden and f1 cultivation for the New markets
orice f" from ge s. 800 mn to 5 bu VII be sold rs hoJo
It a considerably lower price.
least = per cent during the two years and s continually
and rapdv Increasing in value consequently there can be
no risk in 1urcIasing
For ter,1s Of saJs oplv to YOUNG SRJ7TAVBN Ator
news d Nassous Newly ork where map OF the properly
car, be seen to can't LFANDER BISHOP upon tie prslu
ises or TO either OF the subscribers at Bridgeport Conn
. idnor0,f An a,,et 9G tR50
= : + R 9sff M AIRED Plbop ESQ
100 =, " n PfSti6p dereasaad 7
auN' ~. = ol9llOtl -ee94911 --
- FGa SALE-A yory desirable farm OF l66 acres
= 10 Of winch ia in good sa:s 81 cultivation flF gain
20 grass irull and vegetables, The baanc in wood,
leach orcsfd OF GOO tees g65d beafag orders also
az orchard OF apple pear plum che-Iy, &c. 4 has
houscs barn ygo wells Of good aer, ntua-st ia Nth
e11n.v,,ck .i5oIrtex Co1rty New.Jefle7, Two miles
God ds1ot Il tho Camden an lm6oy gaitroaj ana ak
nleE from lie CITY OF New. Bfu1s4cL being sbou hz
,s1 he 7gce Philadelphia and New York and easy OF &C.
cen. o ne 81 it5ar civ Phe sbove farm
eY lie t,ock sad farming utsusis afford
for suv one about puTChesnC II will be divided n.o tTo
nniIe OFT T. h q FOOFE leo nI,sn.ii New-Yori
er ofs G ROorH on he farm o5 lvt
If TO PaYSIDfANS = r1fe opportunity ioi
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a5l4sr X All RlV t.R-By the splendid ana suPe
sAasSa1EsS'aNa1 rior steamers BAY STATE aus EMPIRE
STATE OF grenI strength and speed particularly adapted IA
die navigation Long Island sound running IN connection
with hs Fall River ana Ola Colony Ralirona distance o.
IS miles 10 Boston only Leave pier R near the Battery
Tie steamer BAY STATE Capt VIM Brown on Iues
DAYS Thursdays cnd Saturdays a. ? M
TIE steamer EMPIRE STATE, Capt Deal orayton OF
Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays. at M
This ue il the only that direct Tor Newport
These steamers are fitted with comWod0uS sate-roons
and every arrangement for the security and comfort Of pas
seucers who are afforded hy this route nights rest on
board and arrival al River proceed per railroads
reaching Boston early the following morning or can remain
on board getting their breakfast il wished for Intl tne
sIarting Of the Accommodation train Al - VI winch
reaches Boston about 50. AM
bagguec-Faastcrs attached 10 each steamer, who re
ceve and tickets the baggage ant accompanies tue same
tots destination.
The rates for passage and the price OF satf-r0omS tHe
by other lines
steamer in connection with TINS me To and HoH
Providence daily except SUNDAYS
Freight to Boston taken the same rates as by theothef
REGULAR ines and forwarded with greater expedition by ah
E1rress ieght train which leaves Fall River every morn
ing SUNDAY excepted al O'Clock tor boston ind No"
Bedford arriving ut it, destination at or about i An
For freight apply on board at the Office on Per n
For berhs apply on board or IL de7Irse
to secure them ahead, Applicant may be made 10
iefGv TlSDALT 4 BORpFN. Agents and ~ Wests'
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HUDsOX RIVER RAILROAD.
Ee-sp~ F+Eze54szzzz=sl V-YORK TO Ale it, n
Sgsa s,5s 80 BANY, BY Railroad 6 ss
s---t-%%'A41A--------9- and steamboats,


On and utter Tuesday May 81 the passenger trains VIII
run as follows Sundays cXcepted connecting at POUCH
keepsie with the fast sailing steamers NEW WORLD
Alba JOSEPH BELKNAP and SOUTH AMERICA,
running 70 and nom Albany, and touching at the usual ID
teymeda,e Iav!ings
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COP TNERSHIP !.

THE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore existing un.
der the 6Tm OF Evans Davis & Co is this day dlssoy
d BY mutual consent Francis g. Evans aud Robert avis
alone authorized TO the ueme OF The T IN qulda
son FRANCIS B EVANS
ROBERT DAVIS
Nav. York sspa IS. 1850 CHARLES LOWND.
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Ctaage II Hoa5s c0mmeacm3 SEPT ..

mt
c"a"'' u ,io", - 'Y',,''',.a ~ n.r4t,,ar,
tSHtt1 -1asEHaEssss UA}thPO ANU PAA ,isi4taS5 =
3tlss5f Es;1,35--'zls,55i AND PATTERSON AMI hODSQr
as-4 -ahe -----'-s~ RIVER RAILROADS
.,eave SuHeu.s GcpotGt Leave Ne"-fo ora ~
= O'Clock NJ 8ocock NJ
oe.ocA 80 Nm a Nj ococt 4, - mn n
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ms oftIe Road and Eastoa 70 p mics and Schooey'
5oJi FT at pier l. r. and connects wth train,
on ni the Nc,Jesey Raifoad witch leave New York ron
Plss git,i TR4N Up@Passengers New YORK
b,- searniat from pier l. \ r. or By the NeWJersey Rail
g5ad foot Of C5raldst al 9 An and Phi leave Euzs.
belltasgl.ar u ri. and (. NJ.
PASSENGER Tram DowH-Leaye White Hoase 81 %
a n aud - M Nolfo EE2nGn az % An ana % I'm
SomeryIle at 10 j n aud u ~ b99nd BrooS a. ~
An. dld ~ NJ Painted al 20 A NJ and Z - 7 ~
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1870 " and 20 7 NJ u, ,.;,,,oa.,
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and E!zabeLAp0H by steamboat a. ~ Aa' I.ttuIing
i9BFe NeT-ACrk, b sttlO- Nttu Jdeae Nun PAVi l.
ali fresgl rom New Yora intended to 90 by this Inc
i.Tousf. HAT day
Stages ]! BE IN reacness on tue ef4 Of me oc!ocf
train ron NeygYo al the White ttose to convey Passcn
gers 10 Eaton, Ylll Bell e, en- AsnesyA als0e5
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-11
MRS. JERyIs,s COLD CANDY,-AF FACT IN

MRS. JKRyIs's COZ CANDY,-A FACT IN
MkhYm (Nol by Edgar Poe
| avoke one morning humid,
with cold the moEl contum cd
Aud the man with u hon room ed,
(WhBt bore)
Had cough ne could moi check, Oh
BY own II seemed 10 echo,
And wished he'd broke his neck, OH
Day before.
But said there n8ughi OF service,
SAVE your candy Mrs JERyls
And we walked though weaf aud nervous,
70 hRr door
We purchste6 the specific,
Aud our coughE, la'e go terrific
Grew quiet ard pacific,
Evermore
,sle Wholesale and retail by Mrs w. JERVis, 500
bmad ay one door above Ftanku-sl and sod by drug
Em generally, Agents-liO BrosdwRy 10 Astor House;
Nt Hsyes lbs Huitons 81 BIootlyp Each package 10 In
n1ahly taredl Mrs w JERNIS Be sure to ASH FOR Mrs.
HRvlSs Cold Candy. Put up in packages Of h. e. Is
Nd 81 each oil II