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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-31

Nfnto's GaRDEs-MIss CUsHnAN An Immense stssul-
hs.e pz,d great tribats the g-nus II ltsi
Ia Won an hst tishI a tbs es.b sbnsrt S7s sDpesrs
for ms uis ht only Mrs Hssr IN ths famous OF
he s.rssr This splendid termination % ssDccers
fu dan etc setsou Our Old friends tho Rivef, CON-
ufrre on Monday rext
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-31

GESTLEmES's HArs, FALL BTYLE-BIRD, coRNEs PINE
AND NASSAU srsThe style for the ensuiog season Wilt
ready for Inspection srd sale this day. The attention OF
eeneu,n Of tefe and eisem alton Ia invited TO tho pat
ten shove trrourcee urdsr the f'm conviction th.ih
VII s.usy the most fssoious somrer OF hsndfome Hat
Hr.h. C. St joins has removed ffom liS Broadway TO
TIE s,ore O, tie rubGc er where he win be Pleased TO SEQ
his customers BIRD, cor fne sAo Na"ans"-
Anon. N 1850. G1SO lw
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-31

COMB hASuFAcToRY. 3tSI BRoADwAr-rhe orsin<
manufacturer Of the celebrated Open Chain rel Coos
and The only snufscUrer 10 Dad ~sy, Invites ibe sa
90 call and examine Improved patterns Pfemlan
Open Chains sc Combs al wholesale.
nSO6v IN QUIMsY, $685. Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-31

A. CANADIAN, No l sAEcLAYsr. AsroR Houss-
Wholesale and retail ceos OF Competitions Tor the hunaa
hair, denoninaied By numbers from one to ak
No s. Prevents the hair from falhng and causes I,
shoot forth ePsiu In is presins beauty.
Dr. CANADIAN be consulted every day. saodsp
excepted a, his ofce Bsrcay,t Aston House, from
O'CLOCK In the norniog t o'cols In the evening su9
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-31

ApyERrIsEmESrs-For Auctions see third page
for CsiGornis steamers see seventh, and for Amu'e
ments zee frat psgs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-31
LOOKING .ALAssEs.

- RICHARDS KIsGsLAsD, wholesale dealer 10 ~
manufacturer OF Looking asses. and importer OF LOOKING
Gl-.s Plates Large Pier and msnIel Glasses poi ap
ORDER SO Cortsndst second floor, opposite herchsnS
Hotel New York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-31

~ Dress Goods fer Fsl rade IN great varisuo' Una
style, have lust opened At j. w. BAskEs& Cosno 'r
crime at Their sgles and eoloFs Of silks men 90 sos..
velyets &c superior TO anything found u 'n1 paw
the city, ard lleir prices are very low
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-31

NAIsE LEGISLATIVE The Maine House Of
Representatives, has passed a resolve for the
amendment Of the Constitution. so that there shall
be biennial sessions the Legislature. hereafter,
by vote Of 80 to 50.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-31
Railroad Accident.

ITHACA, Friday, Aug. So
A man named Richard Jones, painter and an
old resident in thi, Village, in jumping on gravel
car this morning fell back ards and the car ran
over him, killing him instantly
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-31
Missouri Election.

PHILADELPHls, Fhdsy Aug Do
A Louisville report says that Gilchrist Porter,
Wbig, has been elected 70 Congress for the Second
District. The msiority is not sscertained.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-31

PASSAGE FROM PANAMA TO San FSAscisco we n,
10 receipt Of sdsices from Pspsma from vhica w. IN
granted ~ learn ts eui for Csarns are 600 ees
TO 10 delay OF the iiinmui heretof re-,hs nurbsr
steamers snd hrss-class ealing vessels plying BE- w,s
Panama and SsD FfaBcis,o being amply saScsnt 70
accommodate sry lumber Of pss.epgcrs. la sis,s,.
to the rumber Of steamers already engaged In runairr -
tween The tao ports the following exeels1l s,esmsHes
consigned 10 hesns CorFine, Brother, Il Co. Psusrs
will arrive there duriog he uons q SEPTEMBER ana o.
tober. he Gosh GeG Zschsry Taylor" aud We'd.
iueion Nearly al The yCksiI By these steamers wlN
sold a, Pspsns by Me,.S c. g. Co so IN f.ct ps,..e
sers Tor The gold eiggings" leave The United slS
witcu; procuring through reEsu with every degrees 4
ssety
Inform Aon to the probable tine Of The sva frsss
vcIels ct Panama and hsr departure hsre.rom lie en-
be obisined rom FLETCHER WEsrRAY, IL Proa-s
Eew.YorE. who ia the Agent Of sessu. corwine, Brhx
& Co 6cf7 3lsI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-31

SEPTEMBER ELEcrioSs Vermont votes oo
Taetday rext (the 3d. and MaiA on the Monday
so,loving ts,hl We msdaied both few days
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-31

HIN nv,xe-TH.Loss Magic Hsif Dye, % e0'r Z.
ws,ter, The mom0ui It IA spPiiei' -itso0l n.y.,
=, ..,- ,lIs II car b washed inreiistsJ 49,
sI.p,b,ne The color. sEd ts,no bsi 0dof s,pI y,
., .ols !, gnALOSs Wig AMI TOupee hna''essy =, -
n.o.Awnx
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-31

sUspAY ExcURslos.- The isvehs s:s'msr Joseph Be.
kpap will make excursion tomorrow TO Nswburks anl
intermediate places fhis "a Ihs most delightful exearoa
Of lna day. Time OF leaving ch,msersst u AN. sss
advar tIseueuttn nro'heF co Umn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-31

Hr The 81 John New .Brunswicsl Chroa'ele
saws ,-Unequivocl signs OF the potato blight have
appe AIRED in various places In tbs vicniy, ana Ia
me instances with more destructive virulence
than at any former period.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-31
Appointments, &c

WAsHTFEIVE1
The Senate, in Executive Session postponed
Evbapks nomination.
Levis's nomination was debat sdfurther until ID
iourpment without vote, but be is likely TO DO
confirmed,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-31

HALIFAX, Friday August 50.
The brigartire Halifax, arrived last night, re-
Ports seeing a large steamer at hntpast nine on
w ednesety night, standing west and passed Sam
bro
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-31

WATCHES AND GOLD PENS wHoLEsALE AND RETAIL
-JY SAVAGE, % Fultcrsi keeps cors'snty on hand
large assortment o. The above articles, which no &c st
very low prices. We would recommend dealers and 9th
en- 10 examine Bis s,ock confident they will fad
the srpele they want The Richseu EyerPoinied Gold
P.ra nIe a0d . above
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-31

~ MECHANICAL DRAuGHrssAs WAITED, who Gao
bring proper testimonials ~ to ability and experience Ia
oulre at 10 Wall si roons Is and l6.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-31

SMOKERS ATTLrD All he many different brands o. M
ported Havana ssgaIs nsy be found 81 noaALEs ~
MASS II3 Ess,sn.i including The Ysleis N'p''e'n' -
LeoncrcitA brands ll3i Hass,a-s-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-31

e. AMDoSs Fall Fashion Of GentemeDs Hats arc
noE ready which, Ia the erIeniisl quss' Of ghIasss.
elasticity durability aud taste cannot he surpassed Also,
renerner's and boy, Cloth Caps of every variety. Par
ocular attention PAID to Army ard Navy csP' AnIDoS,
gel Broadway near Dusne.st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-31
From NIatanzas-steamer Creole.
CHARLEsroN, FhdeY, Aug. 80.


From intelligence received at Savannah, we learn
that the people Of Mstsnzss are expecting another
Lopez invasion.
The steamer Creole was sold at Key West for
ga cOO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-31

TAKE Gaze or Your CoREs-f Tho attention OF oil q
acled with Corns or bunions particularly called TO W.
LIr1LEfIgLDs Com shelds - tbs most certain sleviGx
and pscifer Invented. Their popularity has gesly
increased during the past GUNNER, having bsoa WON
bv thou,srds In their extensive Summer excursions 70
heir very great ssisfscdon Sold At Dr. La ofh,a Al
Merchant Exchange; Rushton & Cos. Brosd~sy-
Small boxes IS cents IsRe boxes. so cents. s75 Sssod'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-31

delegates 20 tho Loco State Couyentlou.
Rensselaer Co-lst Dist. JOB Piersoa-John s
lde, substitute.
Warren Co.-Thos 8 Gray.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-31
EMILE MEMS Ats,
FALL FASHION FOR 1880.
N. EsPENCHEID, Halter,
lC7 Eas.su.st cor Ann, NswYOrf,

l07 Nalssu-it cor Ann, NeWIOfEf
Respectfully gives roace that be viii i'uesh the Eau Fash
len for Gentlemens s.urdsy,,he Stat Inst fhs
ur ye,s celebrity which hs s. 81 Hs have obtained on
ei nh,sc beauty and excellence throughout the ucion
The beat guarantee hst can be given Tor their superiority
over sny 81 Hat sold 10 Broadway single trial will be
efficient 10 ccuvipce the ncreduons that % the scors
Of economy . well Of appearance, they are the cheap
s.t hat add either In his City or elsewhere EspEs
cnrD has On hsre heavy stock for wholesale purchasers
Tncse who have already ordered receive their HAS by
Sh.HTdsy next el-s fAs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-31

IL Fal Fashion Hss ard Csps now ready sitSe oos
Price Store 1873 Carss unsurpassed by any for beauty
durability or chespne Tbe mos; difficult hsses h'Ied y
a Part. copsormetuer j. w. KELLOGG.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-31

~ Perfection srtis means that be understanding
bu.inets Who that hes examined the stock OF booo,
shoes CATERS. &c At $50 Futout bat will say that BRoos
has not misken his pTofessoni His goods are the been
iees Of TASTE and for durability and chespne" cam
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-31
sy JElteRlpH TO TIE NETWORK TRIBUNE.

ny For Proceedings Of Congress see
Eighth Page.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-31

r. wATKISs, ia Pulor-s has constantly on hand
6,t rate assortment OF Boots nd shoe, Of his own
feiure ses Of the best French calf aud gotten Ia The
most fashionsble sisks Gentlemen who want boots ha
cen b. depended upon are invited 10 call au3l steot
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-31
NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.

NETWORK. SATURDAY.. AUGUST 81,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-20

DEATH or Mrs. BELL MARTIN.-The London
Correspondent of the CO%Je, and Enquirer says:
She was known throughout the Kingdom as the
"Lish Hej,ess,' born to a noble inheritance,
which extended over a territory exceeding that
of many a reiguing Germe0 Prince. Five years
ago her expectancy was a clear yearly income OF
5000 1t is scarcely three years since she found
herself begGared and ruined. Her patrlmonial
estate, the famous " C0nncmara heres, was
brought into the Encountered Estates Court, and
advertised for sale =; aud she, without shilling
in the world, and near the period oil her conhne-
ment. was obliged to seek her bread IN the new
world. Never was such bard fate less desery.
ed. She was ruined by the failure OF the potato
croo and the famine and desoiaton which follow
ed In its train and she who had been the friend,
almoner, schoolmAtfess, doetress, and instructor,
OF people Of her own, over whom she relgaed
ike native sovereign IN that wild district, nad
no friend save those who were toozpoor 70 helP
her in her adversely. She had so devoted herself
TO the pm, that she was in manner cut oil from
association with those OF her own station ana
then after enduring all the peris and discoIniorIs
Of a sea voyage she died in strange country,
amid those who could care little FOR hef' ana "
whom her history was, probably, Ia 8feas &c :,
gree. unknown. Certainly however the csse -
one Of the facts of which our connIyIIeh ousuSS
mt to he ignorant nor to be lett quite oh'nio5nIu
nF i've yirt3es the Lady who has thus Soddeniy
ended her days among epeH'. ,s,,,,.,,,,
~, sfAN " barcelona, in Spain, possesses Pc
INC ny o,r-obr0king establishment where ioshs
cuar .ts Without interest neeessitoas persons,
are Rs1 dsp"s articles e1adotS Of s soS
dePs are s at a and fsf day but ill.,
the 0ai ernration Of that period, the depostor
at 1g d@rJare himself unable to redeem it, an
should o aeI.44 If six aop.ho is allowed A! the
e ead d tbs second month. the pledges are
sold but if they yield more than the a., amount ad,
eales TIE MARQUIS de Lila is President Of :hiS
o"ls! establishment and he has just adj
dressed letter 70 the clergy ofthe docese pray
; tiea to make its advantages known, 1t bearg
TN ti9 name OF the Pawnbroking Establishment Of
our Lady OF Hope In the year lo4g, o'oo' per-
'"N9 G2lgnaas Messenger
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-20
NJEW-YORK Il NEW-RAVEN RAIL.

NROAD-On ana after Monday, October IL, the folow.
ne trains viii Uanaist Station near broatt way
ssse4 received al tho New York snd Harlem
Railroad Office, TwenLy-ssyentl-st
l. Accommodation Train d. 10 M Tor Rev rtcc6e.fS
hsnaronock Rye Fort Chester o. eeEicb Stamford De-
ren Norwalk, Wesport Southport fairfield Snds9pon,
WagStsti.ns FOR Albany and the Stations the Hoas&toHs
and Naugaluck Railroads VII take his thn and atop ST
sn5t PASSENGERS from Stations for Boston Pfog,
deuce Worcester, Hartford Springfield and Connectlcdt
River Railroads ~i tbis Trln ad ION EXoress ftss
at Kew Haven Passengers from he Way-Sl4uona for
Esmden, Cheshire SFuthngton, Paihgllle, Pennington;
kvor Tarffve and CUlinslile, viii aAe u- Train aHd
ION lie Canal Railroad rran at New Haven
z Express Train ii o'clock NJ for Stanford Bridge
port Albany, Housatonlc and N4ugaae Ealfoads New
Haven and the Canal Railroad Middleton Hartford,
Struggled aid Connecticut River Railroad Worcester,
Accommodation Train al O'Clock A. NJ for New
Haven and ali Intermediate Stations Passengers by his
TRAN for stations en- tie Hartford and HewHayen Raul
road VII remain at New dayea about one holf.
Passengers for Boston, by taxing ms Tram MAJ feLah
from three to I'VE hours at 'eEY dageL flaiIo,
Springfield, ct any Staton whefe ne Express IRAN
receives messengers Passenger By this Tram or the Os-
mai Railroad viii remain at New Haven anti 3. NJ
Expfess Train II for SiaA.ofd- hotEaAi 6ridsa'
ort and Hoasatooic and NaugaUck Railroads., New
Hartford Springfield Worcester and Boston
5 Accommodation Train al NJ for Gew-Hsyen and al
4f reaea,saon Tran st5PM Tor Bridgeport and *
sSfi0e0iS'e TRAINS 70 NEW.YORk
l. CoIanluEsdon Train a I9 An foEa Bridgeport ao''
ping al all the intermediate Sianons-
2 Accommodation Tran al ! 4 ID fer New havest.
stooIing a, al Intermediate Stations receiving passagefs
ron NsugatucE Railroad al bridgeport
Accommodation Train 81 % An fotl He"-1Ayea,
stopping al intermediate statoDs receiving passT2 es
tom Hartford and EewHsgsn Canal RA4roed sna Sang
s,xpress Trau at 10 NJ In connection with ta *,
press Tram from 6osiea) from New-Hsyeu stopping a
Bird gepor AID Stamford receiving passengers ron -
Bousaauc Railroad al Bridgeport ..,.,.-.......
Accommodation Train Al - NJ tfaceiyihg passen,
sers nom he Accouln dalop Tram from BOSTON, fFeIA
New Haven stDpoing al all tAternedlafe SAtionA
express Train 81 10 tor IN connection wllD AZ,
uress Train from Boston, stopping al bdgePrl tof"e
ard tnr5Ird arriving IN New Yorz a. II 80 81 ETenI-
Tain IRON Pitsfe Connects with as Tram 81 rdgePorL
Passengers ere requested 20 procure c5ts oei3fe
ests IN TIE Cars NJ H. AAeoF'. SUP
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-20
DEGULAR MAIL LINE between BOS-

Il atom aud NETWORK va srONlNGToN and
PROViDENCE-Iue1d route without ferry, change OF
c.rs Or baggage - - -, -, -. -, s...o -
C0MMOpORE, Capt VIM. Il. Frazee in connection
qy6 me S,rnington md Providence and Boston and
Providence Railroads Leaving Eew-York dGly (5ndaya
eycepJ4dl ro Pier ora wharf epoye BatterYplaGe,
q o'clock NJ aud Sopngtor ara M. or upon the az
rival Of the Man Tran from Boston
these steamers butt expressly for the rone and sra
IN every respect particularly adapted TO the navigation o.
Long Stand Sound The accommodations for passengefssrs
alfnodos and CONFERENCE.-The ofcers capable and ez'
The roate beng 10 shortest end most direct between
Boston and New YorA passengers are eneDied 70 arYe
In alnDse ufno for the morning lines OF eteanboes ana
railroads raining 10 various points from tnoss cdes
the VANDERBILT wiDieaye NeSR- Y0fk On '!aesdsy'
shnr.5s, and Saturday, leave Storingt9n on Monday
Fyednesdsy aud Friday. -
The COMMODORE VIII leave New York Moc4Ay, wed
aesday and Frdgg Leave stoDingon Tuesday Thursday
ard Saturday. ., z,
igtn proceed Immediately ha splendid railroad eafs
70 Providence and Boston basgsge-mastef accom-
Dspes each traIn 10 and from Boston For passage,
5erths roons freight application: MAJ pc maze 70
Agents the wka7, enc al ne oEncs' III SSt II y
mare "%l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-20
MHORRlS and ESSEX RAILROAD

AHORRlS and ESSEX RAILROAD
I'VE PASSENGER TRAINS UP-Leave New YORK 200:
OF Cgrtand-st. An and % M Leave Newark 10
A M and Is Pm.
- NJ; Morrislo1pn IS A. m. and q Z. NJ Madison
! - NJ ard ~ NJ Summit 10 A. NJ. ara % r M /
Mlyie Is A X and Is 2. NJ Orange , y A. u ard
SIS Nj.
FRKlenr TRAas-Leaye Dovers A Nj. and New.York
6R,sGE HoRsE CAH-Leave Orange 7 A. Nj. and 80
P NJ; New York Ii 80 A. NJ aud 80 Z. NJ.
Passengers by these trains received ana DELIVERED
each way al North South Orange, Mlyllie summit!
Chatham Madison, Morrislown Morris Plains, DanYIe
Hockaway aud Dover $,
trnin leave Tor suckasuuny Sanhope Newton, hsckets
town and Hope daily; Milford and OWego on Mondays
Wednesdays and Fridays and for Sparta, JonnsonOurg
Blairsnwn Columbia Delaware WI Gap Songsourgh,
continuing to the Lacksanna Works passing through Bar
t0n Dunlnore Hyde Park Providence, on Tuesdays
Th1fsdays and Saundsys and returning mee' the rss.
trains for New-Y0fK
A. DpngiIIt stages leave for Powervile and Boonon on
tie arrival Of the NJ and f. NJ ralns FROM and meet the
/ NJ and P. NJ trains cr NewYork. .
hordsto"n Stages leave on the arrival OF me a b.
passenger trains for sendhAfn Chester SchOOeys Noun
lain Washington BeIfderr and Esson daily and meet
the P NJ rain for NewYork
Also for Basking Ridge The arrival Of the M Uan
returning morning, connecting "lu TIC a NJ Train ief
NeV-YOrg
Passengers sre procure their tickets oeiote taxing Eef
ses in lie cars Ticke,s viii received only the dBy
re sold viii be ire when paid IN The cars t2n
when paid Tor ckes The several ticket offices fesen'
gers 30 th-If tckes to the CONDUCTOR "nsn res
Guired nlsu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-20

CORPORATION EoTTCE-PubEs po;c' hsr'6y s7ea 2 Ia
f1nrovsa o snis affected thereby, tha The ioLo e A
ssssatA eomP~tes o. is A.sssrs ana are 7a
thu Office ar II Bureau Of Assessments Tor sIzao D. 81 e
sors interested For regulating ssstng cufo All Els an
Eag the de1lss ol Trout 81 from JaeSson - y ~ -
hereof Ts i.s assessment ne4leS ~ ~, 81
era houses OF EroGDd fIcADf ots pieces ana pcs ILL
s,ua.c OF bott Of Ffsnst bet=es1 ks9l = hl a
3Is9 sas7ey and the sse-fs soe Of Jsc
-. -ii4y za 20 -oatl-f thseCn- Al -efsas F1o4e
Affected b III shoTs sasa - -.
s5.dsr IF tks fe11zss1 - ffs-
ooetaa. writing tas 1naerslea, A. iEsF 'a SO IA t
Records zthr trry day. from the a. o ttis
rrsg IL .zzet4 nsFarte.lt Dee lt s5 a = n
Dr. H0rT, P4ECIs NICHOLSON, Es4Ac w sRll :; p
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EOR BOSTON, via NEWPORT and

a FALL RIVER--by ne splendid End giperor steam
BAY STATE and STATE Of MAINE CT great strength
ard speed particularly edepted TO the navigation OF Long
Island Sound running IN connection w the f Ryer and
Id Colony Railroad distance Of 81 miles 70 Boston Only
Leave pier 5 n 4 neerthe Battery
The steamer BAY STATE Capt. VIE. SEcWE, Oh ECes.
dsvs Thursdays and Saturdays a. NJ
fne steaner STATE OF MAINE, Capt Thonas o.
levitt on Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays 81 ID
This line Ia liz oniy ore lnGs direct for hswp9n
These cleaners are uted with cont1odIoos sLateroo1e
ard every cement far the security and eonor Of PEI
senpers nO are Afforded By s route algh?s rest cs
bosrd and on arrival Fail River proceed per railroad,
reaching Boston eafy the following morning or cen reIusi2
or boara 7euing her breakfast if wished for ur tie
.tartng OF ne accommodation main ar quarter betors
7ocock II whch ,esches Boston at about9 O'Clock, NJ.
bgggagenGster attached 70 each aoeaIner, who re-
csves ard tickets he baggage, and accompanies ne sax
The rates for passags ard the price Of steroons t.
game as by oISer lnee - trogs
steamer runs N connection with this Inc 10 sDa h'
Ff9vdeace, daily, except Sundays -, ts,e cssyay
Freight Boston Is azer 81 The same sss a. Nv ss
regular ines and forwarded wiz greateg yery morn.
Express height train which leaves Fsb ~ md New.
irg Sunday exceptedl II O'Clock lor ISSs,t il AN
Bedford arrying al ts destination a. or e on PER q.
Scr freight sppty On board al re or II il s desired
Ror suste-FooIns or bertas sppy on M be raads
tsiH7 TTsDATIE & EC2DEfee It - ------
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-ATEW-YORK and ERIE RALROAD--

/ = NEWRoUTE 70 BUFFALO and the TESF-Wtn.
Ter Arrangement -CoUmencoE Monday, Dec, , l859.-
Tasys New YORK for BGgHAnion Eleitra Corning, Hor.
uesylAe, Geneya, Rochester bgRao sd tiais
places daily by steamboats, THOMAS POWELL and
ERIE rom pier Got Of Oaane-et IS oloWs
BREAKFAST aAd supper 90 board the boais
fes,er oste1 tlfIale.ovn Port Je7yis NsrrcwsbgrEi
Earccca DEPOSIT SoscG5 hanna BIHganton, Ow ego Va
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TRAINS TO NEw.YORk
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Susqueianua pepos dancoo NsrroNsbarg Port jerYls,
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WAYANo Mn rK.Ix leaves Eluirs ats 20 AN stop
Eli = al lie stations sld arrives n NewYork a = Nj
NIGHT ExPRESs TRAlN leaves Geneva Al P NJ and
Eoruelsyle al . ? VI stopping al all stations west OF
Sir aamtoG ana Great send SHsqnelanna Deposit
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Saferus Seunoet striving IN New-York 81 o'clock
WAY TRAIN caves Odsyile at IN stopping 81 al the
stations al dAirying Ia New York al II An
NEprBURcH BRANCH leaves Newburgh n g z VI con
neogirs with The going West Leave Cuester Al II 10
AN aud N aud ? n srriVal Of urs trains from
dc West
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Tre4ht Tor Geneva Rochester and Buffalo, sld all places
West taken 6y Express rrsishi usns and Z 9IEsFied
through without Decay CHARLES huNOF
d. Superintendent