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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-10-24

COnnerSVllle III.
West Connersville-James M. Law.
Milton-S B. Fankenburg and j. M. Gillian.
Lberty-Seth Smith and Adam Wright
Brownsvie-L. Hurlburt.
Fairleld-W. w. Snider
Mount Carmel-M Mitchell
Brookville-E. H. Sabn.
Laurel-A. B. Nesbit.
Napoleon-T. s. Brooks.
LAwRENCEBURGH DISTRICT A. BRoUsE,
p E.
Lawrnceburg-T H. Rucker.
Elizabeth Town-To be supplied
Logan-H. Ruchridedy.
MANCHESTER. B. Sparks
Aurora-S p Crawford
Wilmington-A. Wilkinson and W. NJ. Hester.
Hartford-B. F. Rawlins.
Rising Sun-Wm NJ Fraly.
Patrot-B. r. Prather.
Mount Sterling-James Taylor.
Milan-David Deale.
MADISON DISTRICT-M MILLER, p E.
Wesley Chapel-C. B. Davidson.
Third Street-T M. Eddy.
st. Johns-F. c. Holiday
Walnut STREET.-THE be supplied.
North Madson-James Jones
Mooreheld-John Waller
Vevay-J. W. Locke.
Versalles-F. H. Cary.
Canaan. W. Doll.
Vernon-Thomas RAY.
Pars-D. M. Homes and =. Runnel.
H. j. Durbin, Agent for A B. Society.
JEFFERsONvILLE DISTRICT-E. R. AMEs,
P E.
observation-disclosures Hill
Port Fulton and Louisville-F. w. White
Utica-Jacob Bruner.
Charleston-Anthony Robinson
New Washington-H. s. o. Talbot.
Lexington--J. w. Millander.
Hanover-Loaldes Forbes.
Vienna-To be supplied.
New Philadelphia. s. Rames
NEW ALBANY DISTRICT JOHN KfGrR,
P E
Wesley Chapel-Hiram Gilmore.
Centenary-W. Terrell
Western Charge and City Mission-James Mitchell.
New Albany Circuit-T. B. Ration
Portland. B. Hamilton.
Lanesvle-T. j. Ryan.
Corydon-Jacob Myers.
Greensville-Levi johnson.
Salem-E L. Kemp.
Fredricksburg-G. M. Wilbur
John Kerns, Agent, sc.
PAOLI DISTINCTLY. C. SMITH, p. E.
Paoli-W V. Daniel.
Orleans-G. w. Walker.
Livona-John Talbot.
LeavenwOrth-J. w. Powell.
Rome. d. Charles.
Cannelton-J j. Stallard
Anderson-To be supplied
Jasper
Mount Pleasant-W Young
Gentryville-Thomas s. Davis.
EVANSVILLE DIsTICT-E. WRITTEN, P. E.
EvansviIle-James H. Noble.
Evansville CITY Misslon--Daniel Cloud.
Mount Vernon--Daniel Mcintyre.
New HARMONY. p Linderman.
Cvnthiana-N. F. Tower, H N. Boyer.
Princeton-N. Shamate, s. A. Lewis
Boonville--E. d. Cadwele.
Newbury-Samuel Weeks.
Rockport-T. A. Goodwin.
Lynnville-D. L. Myers.
No Creek-H. o. Chapman.
Green Rivera. H. Triplett.
vINCENNEs DISTRICT-R. s. Robinson
P. E.
vincennes--C c. Holiday.
White River-To be supplied
Petersburg-To be supplied
Washington-J. W. Julian.
Scotland-A. j. Thexton.
Linton. c. King
Sullivan-To be supplied.
New Lebanon-Z s. Clifford
Carsle-A. w. Striker.
Green Coz. E. Rose.
Clay Co.-To be supplied.
PUTNAMvILLE DISTRICT-Jos. TARKINe
TON, p Z.
Putnam ville-William Rutt.
Prairieton-J. r. Williams.
Lock Port-David Williamson
Brazil-Elias Gaskns.
Bowling Green-John Pinkston
Point Commerce-George Gonzales
Spencer-Wm. Long.
Gosport-J. Y. Mckee.
Mooresvile-Eli Femming.
Beville-E. w. Burns, w. F Mason
Martinsyile-Jesse Williams.
BLOOMINGTON DISTRICT-W. NJ. DAILY
p. E.
Bloomington-G. c. Smith
Elletsville-R. L. Blowers
Sprngville-Sampson Tucker.
Bedford-B. Y. Coffin.
Leesville-W. S. Carter.
Heltonville-W. II. Cornelius.
Morgantown-W. II. jackson.
White Creek-F. S. Potts
Brownstown-A. Busy.
Azalia-Charles Curran.
Next session will be held in Indianapolis Oct g, 1851
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-10-24

Mr. VIM r. CRACKSnN having become associated with Us in
The above business prepared manufacture
required quantity, and be surpassed
hand aud prepared manufacture into garments large
of Cloths Cassmeres Sa Vevets and every approved
article for Mems Clothing The best of workmen
santy employed and feel the confidence being
render the most entire satisfaction all who may deal with
perfect fiji guaranteed every instance Public patronage
pectfnlly solicited A FRANCO & CO.
Indianapolis Oct. IL, 1850.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-10-24

GENERAL AGENCY FOR CLAIMS AGAINST THE
" GOVERNMENT-The undersigned, having had for
with several of the Departments
Washington, and being familiar with the of doing bust
claims against the Government His acquaintance with the details
OF business and the FORMS regulations receden and decisions
the several departments he haers himself gives him advantages
possessed by Attorneys general and peculiarly I'll him
cessful madjusted claims
Persons residing distance from Washington having Claims
Bounty Land under the law claims for Pay Extra Pay Cloth
Treasury any FORM will find their open
pondence with the Undersigned who will promptly
most despatch all calls upon his reasonable
pensaon.
All communications receive paid
addressed TO GEO r. IIERRICK
Washington City, 1850 Washington City, d. c.
REFERENCES.
Hon Lewis Cas- :. S Senate Hon. David T. Disney, H Rep
Hon. D. s Dickinson do Hon. Orsamus Cole do.
Hon. S. A. Douglass, do Hon. Moses Hampton, do.
Hon. James Shields do Hon. VIM. J. Brown,
Hon. Geo. w. Jones do Hon. VIM. NIedl Lancaster, o
Hon. Jas Whtcomb, do Hon S. ID. Barlow ST. Louis Mo-.
Hon w F Hunter, II Rep Hon. WIN. A Seaver, Buff NY.
the Departments generally in Washington
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NEW YORK MARKET.

NEW YORK MARKET.
NEW YORK, Oct II, 1850.
FLouR-wh moderate demand avos buyers sales of 200
bls. at 81 o29s455 for common straight State.
WHEArSaes of 900 bushels slO2 for Ohio and prime red
CoRN.-Market heavy.
PoRk.-Mess continues at sl112s, and prime al sss7s
LARD.-Unchanged.
GRocERIEs-Sugar firm Codee-sock and prices unchanged
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MADISON MARKET.

MADISON MARKET
MADISON, oe.. ls, 1850.
FLornwe quote al sssOaae5 Dbl for straigh, brands with
an upward tendency.
GRAIS-Wheat6sc Corn-New in plentfuly sales
Doc p bushel. Oats-we quote at 3o132c p bushel.
HAY.-We quote al 3594Oc. p 100 d. f'es
FLAxszED.-we a slight improvement 81 009Si15 bush
Recommendations nominal for barreed eie, and key
7l97lc Shoulders 4S5c Clear Ses quote Sc and
traction Hams 699c- plain bagged.
wHIsKY.-Rectihed from store, 23lc.
TA1Low-8i97lc Ph.
FEArHERs-we quote sales from wagons from the country al
CSC; from AT 3Oc.
WooI-We quote 20&30c.
Butchers paying from 81 good Cee 81 so fol
Sheep, and 75c for Lambs
HIDEs-Dry, 1885, Green, 3tS4csh.
Hocs-saIe of As head from Milton vloOh gross
delivered
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MARRIED.

On the evening ul, Madison by the Rev E D.
Owen, Mr. and Miss ELIZABETH daughter OF Mr.
Jennings J. Vail
- Happy they, the haFpes Of their kind
Whom gentle unite, and in one fate
Their hearts, their fortunes and their beings blend"
On the 18th inst, by Morrow Esq, Mr. HARRISON JoSEs
Miss MARGARET daughter Mr. John and Cahrine Darby
both of this county
49, GRAND DIVISION SONS OF TEMPERANCE
~ The Fifth Annual Session Of the Grand Division OF the
Sons Temperance of Indiana viii be held Temperance Hail.
in the City OF Indianapolis commencing Tuesday October 2s
1850, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ
representation from each Subordinate Division within the us
dcon of the Grand Division earnestly and respectfully solicited
matters Of great importance affecting the general of the
Oer viii be presented Tor consideration Representatives
quested to be attendance opening the
By order &c,
September 30, 1850 JAS g. JORDAN, O. S.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-10-24

EuvHE AMERICAN ILLUMINATED Abbouford Edition Of
the waverly Novels, containing Ivanhoe and the Bride o.
Lamrnermoor. Just received and for sale by
oct15 ROSS RAY.
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NEW ARRAN EMENT.
READY YIN ABE THING

PALMER HOUSE.
"a FRANCO & co. respectfully public that
IA they have received and offering
don 10 their former Stock very large and splendid
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING
Their Stock of Cloth Coats Pants Vests Shirts Drawers Under
clothes &c extensive and will be disposed of for
prices which cannot be undersod by house the West
Also large Stock of
Hats Trunks, Vases Carpet Bags, Gloves, Hosiery
Handkerchief &c.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-10-24

SPERM oII.-Jus, received and for sale low by
- oct22 ] p sIDDALLs Druggist.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-10-24

<sHEAP FOR CASH-Fench and English Msrnoes Cashmers
~ Coegs, Lyonese Cloths Plaid and Figured Desnes suPe
ror black Dress Silks and Ssns superior Bay State Long Sha
Cashmere Thebet Turkey and Wool Shaw ne assortment and
latest styles. Just received al PARRISHS. oct5
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-10-24

IL NIvEs AND RAZoRs-Rsceved and now opening very
~ large and superior Let OF Rodgers and Woenhoms Pen and
Pocket nnumerabe and Ao Razors
and Scissors from the manufactures all warranted Of the best
quality No other house the city offer the inducements
purchasers The Stock large and kept but from the above
factories The public may rely geng the best article New
prices Talbos Jewelr Store in the Capital
House Building. sepl23 w. II. Talbot.
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FOR sALHAn excellent two-horse wagon nearly new. vii
be sold reasonably Apply Stats Sentnsl oce hot
sons Livery Stable, os~
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-10-24

VyARNIsHEs-Japan ccpsl and Coach vsrnish the be
quality, for sale low by j. p sDDALL Druggist oc22
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-10-24

SHELL AND SILVER coMBs.-Iadies is the time ts
- yourselves styles Shell and Silver Tuck Combs
Side Combs Reading Combs Fine Tooth and Pocket Combs all
and finest finish nothing of the most fashion
able styles The arge all can be suited and
mistake w. III. TALBOTTS. oct12
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$50. CENTRAL RAILROAD OF n JERSEY lsso
E-sss rszzlssls..ss1r1 sUMIER ARRANGEMENT,

.It.4
extends from Elzsbebpori s. miles 10
White House ~ J. reducing the staging between the ter
minus Of the Road ard Easlon 20 Is miles and 10 SCHOOL,
eys Mountain to Ia miles This line leaves New York ~
steamboat RED JACkET,ai pier ~ River, and connects
with trains the NewJersey Railroad, which leave New
York from foot Of Corsnd-st a. the same hour new
route to schooley's Mountain With less staging han any
other.
PASSENGER TRAIE UP.-Passengers VIII leave New
York by steamboat nom pier ~ X by the NewJersey
Railroad foot OF Cortlsndst at d. and r. NJ; eavs
Eizsbethlown at 10 Am. and Pm.
PASSENGER TRAIN DowS,-Leave White House at So
AM and As NJ; North Branch al SIS AM. and 1,4
pm: Somerville az g. TO- AM and g 10 M; Bound Brook
ate 20 AM and % Pm; Pleiufeld az 10 AM. and 20
Pm: Westfeld at s IS AM and M Elxabethlown q
7.i5 and 80 AM and 5. 20 Pm.
The freight train with passenger sached) viii leave
White House at so AM, Somervle $50 Plsnfeld Sill
and Elzsbehpor by steamboat AZ 80 AM Returning,
leave New-York by steamboat Red Jacket nom pier
North River ct | Pm.
All freight from NewYork intended 10 10 by this line
must De 81 tho boat i2i O'Clock TO insure beng taken
through that day.
STAGES viii be In readiness arrival OF the O'Clock
train hon New-York The White House 70 convey pee.
sengers Eason Wilkesbarre. Bethlehem, Allentown
Manch Chunk Pa and 10 Flemngton, Lebanon, Clinton,
Milford, Bethlehem, Bloomsbury Northampton Wash-
ingon and Bslvidere NJ J. On Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday to Delaware Water Gap, stToudsburg, Baritone
vile sIsnhope, Dslevle Bucktcwn and Lsckawanns iron
Works, &c. Pa
N a. All baggage at the risk Of tns owners until d.
iyered into the sexual possession Of the Agents Of ~
Company and checks sceipts given therefor. -
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'D,scoxrlsuEp.-O' Connesville Monroe, ~ I Unity
t1e. Lyooming Pa; Bloomfield, Baltimore nd h0cs-
.pd Cecil DO; 81 Aagusce Do do Pleasant Dse, wy
rSott Ohio; Palermo Carroll do; Albright Orange,
4 C; New Provide nce, do do Hsw RIVER doi CoAoh
sreek benton. Tenn Spyngersvie, Fsyeite, Fls -
'S4MFs CgarcsD Little Falls Herkimer Co. Y. y.
,are changed 10 Rockon; simmonsvile Providence Co.
R. 4 rsIns changed 20 Olneyvie; Naucuse, Wood co.
Va name changed St Marys Dark Corner, Carol %.
Mis- name changed to CeTalvo; Bakers Creek bAoen
Go NJ G. name changed to Lyons Landing; Shorts Point,
Mclean Co m name changed 10 Independence
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InUHTIC NOTICR-sUPREME COURTe-In the matter Of 20
aprca the Mayor Aldermen and Comnonay Of The SJ
Of New opening Of Fh avenue rom one haa
dred and II secOndeet ~ the Harlem Ryer m Ne INeh
Ward Of notice hereby gwen By the Mayor Aaer
men and Con nonay oe City q New York pufsnant 20 stans
n suc case made and provided the said the Mayor Aldermen
sgd Conmonay City SeEYort intend 20 male coa
n the Supreme Count State Of New York A. SPECIAL Term Of
lie said Court held CITY Hail. IN the CITY ofN7W fok
Monday the day June 1850 at the opening OF the Coa on that
counsel be heard for the appoint
ent Of Commissioner Of Estimate and Assessment IN the above
and extent II the improvement 10 us
from One Hundred and Thirty eoni street
Harlem River, the Twelfth Ward Of The City Of New YORK.
upon map plan q the sad virtue q At
entitled relative Improvements touchng he laying out
srets ard City New YORK. and for other Yupse
passed III %, lQ7.-Dasd New YORK. MAY lst, laal
HENRY y. DAVIES. Counsel ~ the CORPORATION
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-. ssEzgsr-NEW-YORK AND NEW-HA.

-. rrzFszzzssr- EW-yORk AND NEV-HA-
~ ~ ,ssl5sgkEN RAILRoAD.-On and amer
trains viii leave the CsnaLsi Station rear Brosdyay-
Passengers also received al the NewYork and Harlem
Railroad Office Twenty-seyenth-st
l. Accommodation Train at II AN. for New-Rochele,
Mamaroneck, Rye, Por. Chester, Greenwica Stanford,
po-t sirstfrd Milford and New-finven Passengers from
The Wsy-Smuons for Albany and the Stations the Hous.
stonic and Naugauck Railroads. viii take this Train and
stop a Bridgeport Passengep from Wsysaions for Bos-
ton Providence Worcester Hartford spng and Con-
uectcui River Railroads win aks this rain and Join Ex-
press Train al New-Havep
2 Express Train al 8 O'Clock, An for Stanford Br4ges
New Haven Hartford Springfield and Connecticut River
Railroad, Worcester, Providence and Boston.
5. Accommodation Train al m for Nsw-Hayen, and
Intermediate Stations Hampden, Cheshire Ss1lhingsn,
Planve, Pennington, Avon, Tsrfyils, and CoIinsyle.
hiddletown. Hartford r and SPrngsslds ,.,,o,s uuu
Bridgeport and Houssionic and nsugsiuck Railroads.
Hsysn snd sssoas Gn Ias GanA Ssfosd' Hartford
5. Accommodation Train at Pm. for New-Hsyen and
al the Intermediate Siatons
Communication Train ~ $50 Pm. for Bridgeport and
'N's'i''''' TRAINS TRAINS TO NETWORK.
I. Commuiaton Train al 545 AN from Bridgeport.
q Accommodation Train at 6.l5 AN from New-Haveu,
stopping all Intermediate Stations receiving Passengers
s. Accommodation Train ct so An from New.Hsvsu,
stopping al all tie Intermediate ststons receiving Pes.
senge from the Hartford and New Haven, Canal Railroad
T. Express Train at LILO Pm. I'm connection with the
Express Train from Boston, from NswHsven, stopping
Bridgeport and Stamford, receiving Passengers from tho
hS'issS ns.Gso Tsn sus Passes.
gers from the Accommodation Train from Boston) from
New. Haven, stopping a. all the intermediate Ssstons
g. Express Train al sl0 M. Tor In connection with TX.
press Tran from Boston stopping At Bridgeport Norwak
Ing Tram from Piiisheld connects with this Train d
Pssengers are requested 70 procure tickets before taxing
sfnf IeC LA ~ II IN
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OHIO STATE LOAN or $4,000, OoO.-Th

OHIO STATE LOAN or $4,000, OOO.-fhe
OCom Of the Ohio Canal md, By virtue OF 40
&C, OF the General Assembly Of the stale Of OHIO pssssd
March IT, 1880 hereby give notice hat sealed proposal,
viii be received until Wednesday he l9h Of june next 81
noon a. Office OF the Ohio Life Insurance s1d Trust
Company, New-York for loan ofTTo Millions SIX hun-
dred Thousand Dolsra for which srsnsersole eerhes'
OF Ohio State Stock will be issued a. follows:
One Million SIX Hundred Thousand Dollars 10 bear ln'
terest NJ The rate OF Fx per per Gnnun payable SENT
annually In The City Of NewYork and the principal rein
bursed tbs pleasure OF the State after the year 1873
One Million OF Dollars TO bear interest al the rae OF i've
per cent per Snnum payable above, Lnd the pnclps
reimbusemsnts a. the pie1zure Of the state sfer S6o
The certfcstes Of STOCK viii bear interest rom me l
day OF July 1850.
The premiums offered FOR said loan must be paid in cash.
In Ohio SIX per cent stocks Of 1885, par the day OF
opening the proposals, BY depostrg the sane with ae
Ohio Life Insurance ard Trust Company New York, 10 ne
credit Of the Ohio Canal Fund Commissioners The bah
or principal 10 be paid above, either IN cash 81
Ohio ak per csnt stock Of 1850 al he lst day o.
July next when the certificates Of STOCK viii be deiverco
The proceeds Of the above loan required for ne 70
dempOn VI The five ard ak per cent Stocks OF ONO M
turing amer December ST. 1850. Proposals. may, tnero
fore noeEired bo made With the understanding, thai af
the payment OF The premium OF the ak cent stock NC
the premium and I've Per cent Of the principal OF tne ve
per the balance may remain interests g. nV
per cent per annu from the Let July, 70 be paid 10 s1mso
not eBs dian FIVE thousand dollars al the pleasure o. ne
bidder kny time before the 3ls dAy Of Decembe ie7e
payment
The proposals. which may Be for any part Of said oen
not lees thar thousand dollars must stale me enoe
hsl viii be paid for each hundred dollars OF s.ch az
address Of he party making tie proP0s and be ene.os
10 m e-ve.op marked "Prcpotais fcF CAo state La1a,
and addressed 70 The Ohio CEna fund Counssioners care
Of GEO. coz, Esq. Cashier, New-Yors.
I'm SILL acting Canal Furd CorHmisnons''
JOHN MOOD. Auditor Of sISie. t,o
A BLISS Treasurer OF State. a3o Jus
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NOTICED Ship Masters, Ho.ei and Boatalns.
1<house proprirors private families Sr Oonesnc DHea
fruits Of every description, VIZ: =
Dried APPLES, Dried Rafpbenies Df.et Ounces
DRIED PesEs, Dried p ackbefres Died Currnnlss
Dried Pesches, Dried Wborilebenies, 0f.e- Cherries,
Dried Pluf1f, Dried S.raW5rrrleA f.ed LtcTiltr
Also, general sss0rfE eDt OF frt q1ay Of Orocefles
Wholesale and Read a. lhs Douesc Died Fsii De2os
4le Peeri<t ny5i D
cocoa sHELLs.-es bsxs, f-ssA. rs reesived.-
y Be- ss's ~ sAssHEk fotH6. Ia chsRrnf.
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srEr,s AnrERrcAu CAST STEEL WORKS

ArEr's AMERICAN CAST STEEL WORKS
AT TIE FOOT OF TWENTYFOUhTh-sI.
HAST RIVER NEW-YORK-The shove Norn ~
now In successful operation ana the proprietor woela
respectfully cal he slenlon Of MachLnsts and Al eon,l
Of the article 10 examination OF bis see VINCE az
IL warranted by the testimony Of the prncipe srnnlss
and edge tool makers OF DIS Ely m recommending a. 1i
equal 10 evey respect any ever used 10 hs coanu{
f assorinsrf OF TIE different Izes constantly On n.no.
which the public are respectfully nyse 10 cal AID y A1s
si the Office Of DANIEL ADktz
As endf i67 FuliDp-sL n. r.
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FOR SALE.
s,s AT PRIyATE sALE.-TAs PIG, sI0Ey eoa.s

M AT PRIyATE sALE.Tss .s1ss story S s.1
sSis 'rs s td5 sss s ~ seos SAID Sosss s en-
shed w modern style, with marble nantes sha"s 1''
Also me three story brick house and lot situated On ne
IS by 40 fees In depths
et = BY le. N dsp; ensaed a. s.2's 1n Of
lie parchHss m,fsy cas- remain hood ald uorssgo on
both OF the above pieces Of properly F9 Pss s2R
Aucfioneer, Brosd'si my9 lw
.Ez FOR sALK--A new onssiory cottage, with out
T. buildings, and y Of good land, only I'VE innaes
~ walk from the depot Of Tarryiown. fhsIe 10 hne
grove OF forest aud asrean Of pure sprng wae
knon "A the Andre Brook running through the premises
also an extensive view Of the river IL would os dessa
~ esIderce Tor gentleman doing business In the city
20 eys ir,slHeiy and but li,tIs eash required
Apply az above 70 lnyl7 NJ s. N ThOMAS,
q. FOR SALE Or EXCHANGE-slx lots of
81 ground well situated Ia the CITY Of Ioirdo Olio
S-A sxiO0 fee, each will be sot low for cas- or *
changed FOR real estse 10 Albany, New-for OF bf0oAn
Their h 5ns opening foS mechanics ~ the city 10 rspiy
tpnrovrg For particulars inquire Of B. K SPELL
NAN Albany, or J. 3. sPELaAN, IS Osdsr ,. c1"
York. nyio .i'7o-
G-IoTST ~ RROOKLYN FOR SALE-Two
L. very desirable building lots nofn side q Drs ps
A tween smith and Hoytsts each > by 100 se Sn2s,n
Is lots No a and % on he Map Of The SIKH W1d a.
street b ], paved wss asggsd' aud Vii I io PARRER
isIiws 70 Liberty near Broadway.
q AT PRIVATE sALE.--A valuable baild'ns lo,
r. situated on Pres1entsL near ii ami on Az aao ~
-s@-A opposite Conoverst IA the city OF Brookyr Ihe
ssis io E only n y minutes walk from Hamilton Az Fer
~ cod i Ia size 3 by 100 feet Ia dep this ndsoqLsle
For terms ard further particulars sppiy to ANIhONf j.
BLEECKER Brosdst mySO Nv
a. FOR SALE-Two lots north side Of Thirty fourth
re 81 between Ninh and Tenth avs opposite the pump,
- and house with TWO lots IN Thryfnh 81. In the rear
Of above also LOT west side Of LexlngonaN between
Thirty seventh and Thty-eghth ss Apply the prem
ises ThiItyhnh-st or Al Messrs. CULVER CORY, Hot
Air Furnace and Range Mandatory. 81 C ~ nyo Nv"
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MERCHANTS EXPRESS COMPANY.
CAPITAL sTOCK-SIOO.OOO.

MERCGAMTS' EXPRESS OONAFANx'
CAPITAL sToCK-sIOO,OO0.
ryNHIs LINE 10 established for the rBpd transportation
Of freight only steamboats, and railroads from New.
Yof via Albany, Troy, Buffalo and Detroit 10 Chicago
ard 81 Lous Glso via Buffalo to Cincinnati and Louts-
~ No Money Packages RECESSED! n
THIS Company having made its Arrangements Win We
several and steamboat lines e proposed route,
Ing and intermediate places;
Albany, oswego. Marshall Locfport
schenectady, Kipgsion, Michigan City, Peoria,
Iuca Toronto, Chicago, Alton,
Syracuse Hamilton NAukegsn 81 LOUIS,
Auburn LeHls;Onf kenoahG EKlh,
Rochester, Delro!t Racine, 0AlenA
Buffalo, Jackson hthWe1Keos E1Duque' sno
Sgcl6tts HarbOr.
The line for Cincinnati aud Louisville VIII be ready In
few dayG Of which due notes will be given
ts6eieved that the Merchants Express Line" Offers
chants residing Of Buffalo, and along the great Lakes
ard the Ohio and Northern Mississippi Rivera What hss
long been desi6eratg@ w amode OF ustsP efanon or
ali he lighter kinds Of merchandise which SHAH be equa In
speed 10 sny heretofore offered them sod a. the sane time
much ehsaBer AZ az s5spRe We sn. ss
TARIFF oF rhlIf.s ~ The AL -, ~ h.
N York to suEso....si som York to MiIvsuiee q 50
6 Gstrsii;.... s " 81 f souls. 20
and intermediate places proporionste Goods viii
be delivered any Of the above named places with fegu-
fuy cali tho attention Of Western merchants TO their plan
OF operations They believe is just what Is aemsnded
by the exgencies Of Western trade and trus thai her
tsrprse vii with the appreciation ard support Of the
public. sEFERsscEs:
DAVID LEluTT, Prest Am. TX. Blk " y.
CT LoScsTREET Co. "a NsssA1Gt n. 7.
Z T. TEFFT Co. IA Broadway " Y
JsHN WILKINsoS, Prest 8. U: RR Syracuse.
HoRAcE WHITE, Cashier BIZ. Of syracuse.
JoHH PAINE, Cashier Blk. OF Troy
J w BRooGs supL Mich Cent RR Co. Detroit
Gao. SMITH, Chicago
Orders Tor shipment 10 be len At TIE Once 81 i1e Com
New.York May ], 1850. my2n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-03
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4E 1850.

PIONEER AND EXPRESS LINE TO PITTSBURGH
Leaves PHILADELPHIA Daily, at O'Clock A. N. and
lPM through Ia 90 hours! The cars the Pennsyva-
na Railroad are Of the very best and most comfortable de-
scapuon New packets have been placed on the line,
ard furnished with especial reference 20 the comfort and
convenience Of travellers snordng the OF quick
aud agreeable journey 10 Pittsburgh 800.
Every effort viii be made TO render s The desirable
route 10 the West
For seats apply at "a Msrkets and r. corner fhid
and Chestnut Philadelphia WIN. COLDER co.
For tickets and further Information apply II Westst.
New.YoTk. NILS n r. II. HINDES, Agent