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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-04
ChnIdean AnIinniIIes.

Letters have Just been received from Bagtad
stating that Mr. LOTUS the geOoglst attached TO
the commission which Is now employed IN the de-
marcaton of the Turco Pers an line Of frontier had
succeeded ON bis passage from Bagdad TO Bus
sorah, IN visiting all the most remark able ancient
sites in Lower Chadea. The ruins now called
Werka which represent the Ur OF the Chaldees,
whence took place the Exodus OF Abraham, were
carefully examined by Mr.. Lotus, and were found
te be OF great extent and OF extraordinary interest
vast number OF ancient collins OF baked clay,
highly glazed, and covered with figures OF man in
reief were discovered in spot, the collins be
bg about six feet in length, adapted 20 the shape
I Of the human body and with an oval ornamented
hd which closed the upper part a moderately
sized wster-a was also attached 70 each collin -
[ God ornaments and other ChR.dean relics We're
said 10 be frequently found in them bat those
which Mr.. Lotus examined had been already
rlfed, and he had no leisure Tor excavation M
nerous tricks covered with caneiiorm characters
were, however brought away from the ruins by
Nr Lotus, together with pieces OF terra Gotta,
moulded in the shape OF buds horns, and bearing
inscriptions and several fragments OF an hexagonol
Clay cylinder, Inscribed with q long historical 70.
ooEd similar TO that deposited in the British Mu-
scum, which was found by M. bayard az Nineveh.
Werka is still additionally known IN the country
as the birthplace OF Abraham, aud its identity with
U Of the Chadees is established beyond the reach
Of eayl The ruins have been observed ut dis
lance by other Travellers but are usually lnacces-
sibe, owing to the inundatlOn Of the surrounding
country, and the dang rous neighoorhOod OF the
hhezal Arabs. Mr.. Lotus, indeed, is the first
European who has ever succeeded in actually visit
Ing this pnmeval seat OF the jewish race. AZ the
runs called Hsmmdm near the Hye Canal, Mr..
! Lotus also obtained statue OF black basat, bear
nig TWO cuneiiorm Inscriptions aud at Umy her,
beyond the Euphiates, he found another statue,
representing one oil the Chaidean gods, bat 10 was
700 much mutllated to b. worth moving The
commission to which Mr Lotus belongs, in skirt
nag sasiaaa, viii traverse country studded with
Ohaldean ruins, and discoveries, therefore, may be
expected 10 be made " hich Will be of the utmost
importance in aiding the Efforts of Major Rawlin-
soa and others to unfold the early history o tle
hast through the incorporation Of the inscriptions
Iol Nineveh aud Babylon
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Lion Hunting mt the Cape Of Good Hone.

BoLEN FRoNTIER, Jan. 23.-Ths is the most
advanced post in Southern Africa, being about 800
niles in direct line from the sea coast NJ Port
Elizabeth and 500 from Port Natal A fort con.
tanning powder magazine, cOrnmissariat, store
wardrocm and cells, and mounting four poun.
ders, has been constructed, aud burnt brick gan.
sheds, cavalry stables, mems barracks, commits
sslat and ordnance stores in addition 10 tnose in
me loft built BY the two companies OF the rasa-,
battalion, 45ih Regiment ,~no So Dob,y dis,in.
iguished themselves az cmplaats duria., tine las.
year. IN which they have had the as,istsoc. Of
IA! dozen Sappers. The only part Of the ex
'Pense TO be horne on the Ordnance eslms,es is
about $50 the remainder viii be deirayei from
tne colonial chest. IL is the most requisite aud
important post on the whole ir0atisr rs It IN great
1easure cuts Oft the reb Beers who crossed the
al River from the colony. IN which they have
--inerous friends with whOn they would soon %
aehi new disturbances. were It not for this hin
Fppsace Brevet Majog Benkinsopp and Caplail
lo~es' OF the 45th Req neut, made last week
shat Is considered even mere sn extraordinary
sss ,n non shooting In two MORNINGS they slaugh-
l.e'eo I'VE hons and leopard bi iall-gr)wu animals
50 Ahied within an hour aad a hats II Re from the
.sn'onment- The Majors share of the bag was
so'ee lions and the leopard; the remaining two
- zen o. course TO the share OF Captain stes,
WON, curious 70 relate, they were killed with
Is1e bullet each, the first az 30 wards bv a sbot
rough the head, the only part OF the animal yisi
S.s N The brush into which i. with two others haJ
lSsen pursued by the dogs, aad the o,hef by not
~..oash the heart both fired from h)rsobisk ths
.. .'er on an open plain, a. 20 yards distance A
,Is would have brought the animal on MIN. as
h.. s W ne act OF charging Shen he fatal shot
- uFeo. captain Bates was badly inOuated aad
E. s:.ohe' and would have stood no chance ia
f. MI or rather trOm, the brute Thousaais of
-, and qosggas Of every variety cover me
- e'os IN this neighborhooi, whi liksyiie
ESSsiSS ~ os1lches and the minor beasts o. prey.
''-'o nave remarked tina, MAJOR Blcnkia.opp, 50
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-04

The salt water BATS a. George plernead come
into the possession OF the corporation tomorrow
the 1st 0. May and after they have undergone
sooe irnrcrtent alterations and enlargement are 20
b. one,ad 10 the public Oh the terms Of those ia
PsuLst. and Frederck.st. ln the meantime the
pr;ces are TO be reduced 10 Is. Cd for hot BATH
and Cd for n cold plume 5ath aud when the con
templat-d arrangements have been maze LIVER
nooi viii if we mistake not afford greater i2clu
ues for cleanliness 70 the WORKING classes tnan any
oil er town in the country. The baths 81 me fler
beod will doubtless become the most popu ar
tbopph IL aoDears tia, those iu Paul st. are asst
rising in public estimation We last week made
4 our business to inquire tHe extent u which the
NJ bic baths already in existence are appreciated
y the c.asses for whose benefit tney are Designed
md find that the attendance at the baths ~ Panl-st
as compared with the same period oi last year
has almost doubled but the Frcderlck-st baths do
mot appear 70 have progressed IN the same ratio
Last week no fewer than 4i} attended the Pani-
Il baths the receipts being 4ls Is. Id. the at
tendance during the san.e week last year was
772. and the receipts SO lis Sd The CHARGES
At this establishment aretOr cold bath, ID, 3D.,
and Cd hot bath 2d., Al and g.; vapor bath, Is.
The wsrm baths at I'd are not in request but there
d a good demand for those at al. and Z These
baths are kept beautifully clean, and one could not
possbv desire better accommodation than IS at
orded IN the Cd department. The visitors book
shows the attendance OF gentlemen from various
parts OF the country, who all declare these baths 70
be superior to any they have seen IN Europe. The
Frederick ST. establishment is the smaller oil the
Nv O. and some of the baths out OF repair, which
NAV account for the comparative smalness Of the
increase IN the attendance 1t is expected that
IL baths in Cornwalis-st. vii be opened about Sep
tember; and if the Perhead baths are ready for
the accommodation Of the public on large scale
At that time, Liverpool will possess four OF these
salutarv institutions in the most populons parts OF
aha town. Liverpool Albion.
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~. ,,,vef sNi,Hnc lake is nurs, today.
Vfrre fairy artists az the frolic breeze,
RIO, viewless gravers ~ In happy pay
carve wreath 0frippling images
A.. hs,e and there In single breaths they stray
A. chase and fros. the surface as they please.
y, Fence warm ihs hills and waters he,
Until distant riA' SHARPLY ring'.
The .fsrtltd waterfowl arise ald ~,
All echoes. ar from .h'rst % shore, reply
rs silence, then, uAll he steamer hriA5s "A
A noise and foam that iu-o Stiffness d,
I'm Eillin Truth Nu.d leave a track
o. cain aqain--the heaven is mi0o-ed bact
a..
Isths tbe Tranquil la,a " early mOrnl
Afn.liue Sleeper b. aic3 % frantic Itc,
A masking scrpen. lou-ed 90 .0amns soon,
heaven updseu - .s- res0lnoilg strtf 81
10 catnery piom-s Tie 'apiag waves are t'-i'
AM each - braaI shllg iasans knife
While hoons the sRc-uu, battery % tH winls
Wit inier.udes OF ,r.inpct sonz and iie'
And ail The shove With stood ihc stamping sri1ds'
AId mead Ger gao 3 e. Gearing blows ca az
To wor--lor wLacl 'lis <r the void oi muds'
Where higher taan Csc rest cap Ip"afd 50 Ne
AID sn. with mOc6Irg o. ans Of suuny Laughter
Dash q. and Ole lihe a v-ole and after
uI
And 90 mount up suIi Cpl my h1o NM sou'i
It's thine to ieel tlg aea wings OF me 'la.''
And rise stii HIGHER: sua, Us the h.io"s r''
Yet All the wstar stsats 'Ti'tin itf 't'''
And ,.,y,.s sni,l.o,eiv. ss o perfect whole,
lade.uest currents on ward % it goal;
So stand within thy place and ieel tne age
Come pulsing deeply nro tly poLos. ne"''
Az Iet il ift thee up % nigh Pressge
oSLa,.,.isr ,ifnes A wave-sti 40 thy part;
All as | stand beside tue waters edge
And freasure wing forms for ove OF Art
so Cod shall wait upon the bi2hter shore,
And count thee, when he counts his spirits oer;.
Cotaoa Lake, April 9 H. W, = &
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well known on The frontier as frstrate sportsman,
could have killed three lions on the first morning
ffrsbou' 20 rimitos but he generously gave up The
shot at the Third TO Captain Bates, who joined him
Just rs the two frst bit dust
British Army Despatch
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FOR SALE.

g AT PRIVATE SALE.-The ihresFoy h'.se
- mo ot tnown ul Dou lsss a. south b-ookyni ne
u house - feet inches By s. re. m derb more or
80 axe q lot p b. 100 eei ~ cepth Sid house 10 m
su,o 20 modem style, with n-Aibls nsnies sliding doors
Also the threes,ory brck house ard 10, situated the
corner % bsc and Cour ts house . By 80 Zee. depn
e. e., . ~ 81 iret 10 depihi l1ishei as store 90 ne
t'oo sthes IN re rear ~ tls lot arse r1r,o1 cf
r HIcnasr ni4rcv rens'n hCad and 1rgags on
1ol OF M shove pieces Of propey For price AID far
.ef Psiucu.ars apply 10 ANTHONY j. BLkEChsR,
AucuQlerr Broad 4 mla -
e. TO Observation-Disclosures sALE--A
Eta - desirable property situated n the City o. sew.
brunsVv.ek, Nsw-J-rsey, suits5.e gr say k.li o.
nbnuiacuirF being cesiraby heated The building IL
Yuf sni - ffh stty tve feet ffDst by hrysx feet
Ger, 90 DO VIII trick 20 1ssN with basement cellar
mfN if itiriysV feet The i1t on which us t1iiii1g
sisuds Is l7 feet IRON. hy H. deep This oGor-y viii ne
p. 20 fe-s rahle erus II application e made i9lied
'''''' ''''e' p-luel.'''s' Is,y.1r3rp co,ovvR
mys5e.eol' S.T - GS,yS. - u.
e fOR ALA l.v one s-5-- co-,se. ~i.A out
a. nulel p a1l g acres " good s I'D, o. I'VE minutes
|at fran ne de10i or rarrylov1 There 10 f-.
faes N r. a1' a1ueau rfra-e tlr1r Hi,a''
Known - te All- Brook rnnn tarou sH tie premises
sso excessive v.vg IN Inc ri-ef IA v,yI "a d,rs.
20 20 tncr .1r gent -ua1 q, ~ business. il r..f
rstior given .ausc ls.-g. h1il',- cash rec1irei.
hlcy ns''ve 20 luT7n sN THOMAS
O. IOI~ ~ BNOpNAYH FOR SALE-T 70
~ .s,y os.f. BE ,pl'i-s oia aoa 'iie = Dr'n be-
fs 1. g. ~ ESQ 81 on me Map 81 ;he S.zh ,f- The
tf,tiis rs e1 was lsssed, sla &c ios h,-.g sAiy
jells' 7oLDery, p-ar srosa'say.
a. Al Private SALE.-A vslusDe builiing lo-
~ siua'-o Pfesiienfst near ami 1l av SOD NJ sly
- opposite Co,overst 10 the city c. Brooklyn. The
said oi l. only miuut-s' walk from Hamilton Fer
~ and sizs - b. 100 ft 10 depih Tile lnds0gLahe
For snd further pafuclars, apply 10 ANIhON1 J.
BLFECKER. Brosd-sL myN Nv
90 FOR sAlE-Two lots north side Of Thirty. fourth
H a. between Ninth and Tenth avs opposite the pump,
ard house with lots 10 Thirty nm ST. 10 the rear
Of above also Tot west side Of Lexngton-av be;w sen
THIRTY seventh end Thirtyelgtih Applyon The prem
ses Thiityhnh-st or at Mestrs CULVER 4 CORY, Hot
Air Furnace and Range Mandatory 81 GIN a. n y -"
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CHARIEs FULLER.

CHAIR p FULLER, eeiler IN JenlingEs reW
Sfaieni Premium Ssiety Gas Lamps Aao, C4mp nene
spii Gas, Oh Az Lard Lamps Hal and oIef Lanterns
G.rartoef Chhadeers 6c q he approved patterns
Britannia ard Gr.I Ware. Cute and Fsn-T Ornenslia
Also Csrphene. spiuf Gss, PhosgeIe 6ss Oh, Nlcks
Glassof Gc 70 Grseawl-hsl bssNcs1 srfs1 end Cham
beos "a myl0 Ina
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IT,. Bib, te4IddhoAD OonPANIks AND con.


4 Vt * a 1 - ITALIAN mEDICATFn
NsOAp, % IL vel known, vii cure pimpl-s, frect1..
lsr s.c ID skin Determines, AM moreover the -,
shaving cor ouni Used. GOuRACD's Po1dfe Ss~ris
postivey ea1icaiss slper3ncUs hsir from low f,-e-
h,sds or any psr % the body Hair Restorative 10,
forcing hair io .row, ard relcei-s flrEh WHY h.ir
son sl.ky ard glossy Liquid exc FOR pale . aad
ch-rkt, LII, While Tor rouge, s,l5w acc hlfAei Ices;
LGuld iua slenus Hair DE- Gu 30 red or grey ngr
brsanfu riurn ~ bs.s n ~. ilf lirs " ibcu s4il-
ne The Skin esrrsniec. 70 pey aSe- Beware of co-l
cTes The genuine prepsr AlOns = pr FELIX for RAID
found oniy u Makefsf. ifsi store nom fr1i ul
Brcaavsy; Csle1der S6 SCu.b Ihrd 81, PHiefel1ha
BAGS Jordan. - Ngshir gfcn p Boston Gichs Wash
ingen CRY. fefce, Broadway. Albsry. enyN N
RANK OF SALfSBURy.-Tnvn 0iai u ~ ssnt
~ % SaishUyi Maryland T-csc- e1 - = hOJDtlDN
s w ana e.. al PIX eeui dscOul- p iYDSN
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PIgLIc ADMINISTRATIONS otFIcn. No N...aa-.t,e.t-
NEW MARKET.

ne ~ bs- hlbkk takes THIS method Of informing The
= pup "a tnt De hss opened a rev Mca; Shop 81 eAs
80 y. lIaaV between T~eniydftb snd Twenty.sixih
80 Nee ne Intends furnishing ~ beet Of every lind
49,, "a - setsoa, determined Iha, nOlhaC sha be ws1
~ on hit ~ 70 give eulrs sausfactioa
At'h ~ is saiue pace Beef calves Sheen and Ta7ts
ne0esale ca itir terms Tor cssh or AT ,s ssn met
ao.ss 20 4"ehg-i0uTAsI between second and Third sv,
- 40 NICHOLAS EYERSON
TRACTORS. AMI CON-
oS 'en' Nan Of to relay from IS solss 70 the yGrd
50 - secondhand CrOw-hsrs
81 Pick-Axes
10 20 - SLED ge-dsumerz
All In yard and for sale IN ois 10 sut purchasa,s he
JeS ST. PErIkE MANN ~ solihs,
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.,AItOf INcOMK RONDs or THE NEw-

= YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD CoNPANY-Sese ed
propOtAa WI ~ received ~ ne ONCE VI the Company, IS
WaLtt u.tI Wednesday. the l2h day Of June next al
ococs iof e tse VI - 10000 OF The Income Bonds
O. ~ New r. ard Erie sirOat Company
Tie whole is-ue Il fese 50Lds amount S50 oO bear
ir efeti o. cl cclt per snEum, payable ha yearly Dy
ccupor 70 The City Il New York he first days Of FEB
ruay ard Arsu.i and rsdeeusbe psss1rs Of Inc
Con Pany HUir rye years from me let Ct te5raTy 1870
Iase toncs fre tsusd Tor me completion Of me road 20
LaAe Ere ad Tor ne payment OF the principal and inter-
e hr vLce ne llcore CT he road alter he lst or July
1881 Az ur Pc net earnings shall reach Slopoo per
srIuH. - psdse. reserying only sum sufficient pay
~ inferred on the Mortgage boucS
To- ooncs vi. be Issued In sums Of slCo each, with
clugcrs atscfe and proposals. viii 5sceyed for any
nuurs5 ron ore 10 twenty-five hundred.
Tefms j" per cent % nouee OF acceptance u bids and 10
prr cent OF he s u each month hereafter or q ne op
r Of me purchs ser. larger the whole amount may be
pGi1 O. sn elTieT dLIe.
The bonss row offered al OF te issge he Company
have 70 ospose D. copy OF he h0ad msy be s-sn ~ ne
olce 81 NJ Company where s1y further EiOfmanon re-
CURED VII be given.
Proposes aloud be doTsst Proposals for i1e01e
H0rcs &C Addressed Thomas T0snsena' Treasurer,
IS Is 1 o. New YORK
b. order Of he Board q Directors
uyZ7 ycl2 NATHANIEL MARSH. Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-04
REMOVAL
TRE SUBSCRIBERS WILL REMOVE THEiR
LooKING-GLASS AND PICTURE-FRAn1E
hARUFACTORY AND WARE-ROOhS
Nos $40 AsD 3i2 BRoADwAT.

Nos $40 And 3f2 BROADWAY,
o. Cr about Jure no.
1ErEEEF, WITH INCREASED flciies 20 prolnl'
~ a1d slpeor execution 4 every br-ucn OF her bust
Und- their immediate supervision ard greAiy
suiafeed stock Of qualify loCkil g.glas pse rHs<a
c-1ty framed IN The Rsnnasznc-, Louis XIV I'D o-r
.eei .lh VGred assortment Or sLes ans
p--s 50 be- otlr ned 70 airy In he United
State my IRE cJrf5ert % ne heral ssppor Of hef
iier-s Hnc he "a lc in general.
WALLER Z KREPs, 70 spr1ce-sL
W < have made arfsn -uerts i0r acontluo1s upyJ
cir1ciaut s1c moe paintings, o. which large eo -
ron csu swtys be ard yey many vii BE- fJ1ni wor
Any 81 particular attention. myA
SOFA MATER APPARATUs u sysy esscnP.
- Nn eiher Tor ne snufscure, dra~iag ~ botng o'
soda Nsi-r, msruflcfafed and sold ly JOHN MAI
lhEh > corner sifst-sy. and TTllly-sK-h 81 N Y. a
.is ntd plate VIII printed diTrcn giving every In
iuiu.en io he msHurcurr snd paiIns 81 ne app.r'
r4- NE na- acture " the fyfups &c accompany ret
g. f-rtns A. communications 81 netias.J siie1tei 70
o. slcllga - sb0ve. myl5 inp 2iCa.'
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FOR CALIFORNIA.

.GKfa THROUGH LINE TO CALIFORNIA
rskIs..ezzr VIA CHAGRES-Csrrying the United Slater
ntf-Thnrsdsv June IS O'Clock b. from The pier f1o
OF Warrnsl Mr. The new aud elegant double engine
steamship GEORGIA D. D. Porter, L. 5. Navy Command
er will be spsched Is above Eilh the Government Mails
FOR the West Indies and the Pacific Toe books are now
oDeu for passsee To Chshes-0n, savannah Havana New
Orleans and Ctsges snd for through uose 10 San Fran
cisco To sccare through ucAets, early application must
he made - only fns1 number remain unengaged. An
experisncrd surgeon attached % The Georgia The a.
Tor passengers Of each esss unslrpa1set
D., INV ttean.tp sAosi The passengers FOR Orleans
are srsesd al Havana 10 the superior double engine
sear,hip FALCON and proceed from Havana ti-scl b
New Odesrs
Raesof passage from NewYork to Chsgre'
S'a.e Room .........................Sl
slsu0es ................ss'.s'.. 0o
steerpre 6o--fund bed end separate la5e..... 81
Rates Of rsssacc from Panama - San Francisco:
Sale Rocn Berh....... ......................sJlO
s.,ersqe Beii-lyuli bed and separate table. 80
Rs,e u rassaRe To Havana TO n Orleans
sts,c Room Ber.hs..............$7O $75
stsudee, forward cabin.......... 81 60
sieersCe-fouIt bed aud board. p .
FregLt % ChaeTes vii be taken a. 10 cents per cubic
noL ne bills Of ading all be gued board the
vessel the az before sailing For freight passage sp-
ply 20 lmySl lJi9isl n 0. ROBERTS 10 "e'tsL
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ls50 CENTRAL RAILROAD OF H. JERSEY Isso
- crsa44s-Esy- SUMMER ARRANGE xFvrs
fS4f recommending Aprl !, lsD-rhis Road

-. SliMkA AkhANHEMfTfA
{Sxt commencing Aprl I, i2i0rhis Road
extends nom EtzAhehpon IS miles 70
White Houss n. reducing The ssgng be.wenn ne tar.
minus Of tho Road and EasuL 20 3 a-s and 20 School,
eva Mountain 20 II mes This line leaves Hew.York nv
steamboat RED JACKET A. pier ~ River and connects
with trains the NewJerssy Rsroar, which leave New
route schcoleyf Mountain. With less staging than any
otter.
PAssrweYR TaAS UP.-Passenger viii leave New
YORK by steamboat from pies n. K by the NewJeFssy
Railroad foot o. CcriSnd-s a. A. ~ and z. NJ, eayt
Eiizaheiht0wr NJ ~ AN. and 6 P N
PASSENGER TRlIS DOwN-Leave While House A. -
An ard as NJ Nor.h Branch Al SIS AN. and i.S
PM SDleryiie az no AM and 81 2 M Bound Brook
ate 20 AN snd % n; Pisin6ed NJ 40 AN and 2. 10
Pm: Mesrsed at 3 IS N and 2 NJ; Ezsbetntown al
T. IS and 1880 AN and $40 Pm.
TIE freight Train with passenger cars aaehed) vii eays
White House ct 5. 80 M, SOmsTyhe 49, PaHheld 5.s
and Elrabehpor hy steamboat, a. 7 80 AN. Returning
leave NsW-York b. steamboat Red Jacket nom ptef
An feishtfrom New-York intended to 20 by thi, line
must be al the boat 2i O'Clock 20 insure being TAKEN
through tdAy.
gaQes vii he IN readiness ne arrival OF the O'Clock
traa hon NswYorh atihe White House TO convey pas
senVers ~ Easton, Wilkesbarre Bethlehem, Allentown
Mach Chunk Pa sud to Remington Lebanon, Clinton,
Milford Bel lehem boomsbuTg. New Hampton, Wash
iugton and 'ydere, N. j. On Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday 10 Delaware Water Gap S,roudsburs, Baritone
vile, Sanhope psevle BocstowD and LsckawanDs iroa
NE All baggage at the risk Of ne owners until DE-
vered Into The aca possession o. the Agents Of de
Company, end checks o. receipts given therefor. -
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
rsT.. crs-FzFsH1 NEW-YORK AND NEW.HA-
~ U ssssss.ss.stX RAILROAD-On ani sfst

re- crF-3sfzFz1 NEW-YORk AND NEW-HA-
~ EFSs-a'V,,Ssssss.v E RAILROAD-On and snsr
"Wednesday, April n, the following
trains will leave the CAnalsi Station. near Broad way
Passengers also received At the HewYork and Harlem
Railroad Office, Twenty seyenth-et
l. Accounted stion Train at II M for now-Rochels,
hamMoueck, Rye PORT Chestsr, 0resawieh. Stamford,
Dantn, NOrwslk WesporL Southport, Fairfield, Bridge
port sira5rd Milford ard New.Hsven Psssengers rom
the NaySshons for Albany ts stations the HousL
atomic e3d Neugsi0es Railroads will Jake this Trsin and
stop eI Bridgeport PassengersfTom Way stations for Boz
ton Providence Worcester Hartford Springfield and Con
nectcu River Railroads, will this TfL6 and lon Ex.
press Train 81 Eew-Hayen.
2 Express Train st s O'clock A 81 for Stamford Bridge
pert, Albany and HOusaionc and Naugsiuck Rarosda
New Haven Hartford Springfield and Connecticut River
Railroad, Worcester, Providence and Boston
Accommodation Train al 8 A NJ. for Nsw.Hsven and
lnermediale Stations, Bampden Cheshre, souihingien.
HiddeioRn Hartford ard Springfield
Express Trsia al Pm. for Stanford, Norwsk.
Bridgeport ane houssionie and NsngsIuek Railroads
Hew-Hsyen ard Stations the Canal Railroad Hartford,
sprn gfed, Worcester and Boston.
5. Accommodation Traio si4 Pm. for New Haven and
al the informed sto Stations.
Communication Train at $50 Pm. for Bridgeport and
TRAINS TO NEw.YoRK.
I. Commission Train At SIS AM Gom Bridgeport
stopping Al al the Intermediate Stations.
Accommodation Train al 6 Is Am. from New-Haven.
sOppny AZ ell Intermediate staOns receiving Passengers
nom NaJgsiueb Railroad Al Bridgeport.
s. Accommodation Train Mt $50 AM rom NewBsven,
stopping al oil the Intermediate satons receiving Pas
sengers rom he Hartford and New Haven Canal Railroad
and hsugat1ch Railroad
4 Express Train at I.lO Pm. lin connection with the
Express Train from Boslon,) from New-Hsysn stopping
Bridgeport and Stamford, receiving Passengers nom ne
HOushtOHc BgilT0ad Al Bridgeport
s Accommodated Trsin 3! $50 PM (receiving Passcn-
gers rom the Accommodation Train from BOst0n) from
New-HGyel, stopping a. all the Intermediate 5tationa
Express Train 4: 10 Pm Tor 10 connection with En-.
KID stanford AT yias X New YORK Il is3 IN Even.
ing Train fEom Pistsheld connects with this Train u
Bridgeport
Passengers are requested TO procure tickets before taxing
goats IN the Carr. fs30Hl r B. MASON supt
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~ 49, NTWEEN gOsTUN tND NEWY0tR
va sionngor snl eroVdence.--ir I'd
route wtho1 ferrf, charge q cars or ha.rsge -rtt
cleaners c VANDERBILT, Csp.s,a yosi slont, tal
COMNoDORF. CsvL William III frrxeu Ia cJlceca1a
rfh tie srrafQn end Providence ans So.on sns rfo~l
terre Rriiro,dF leaving Nsw-York daily tSulisyt x.
centei from Pier Norh River hrai wharf shove Sat
tsfg FlHrc a. ; O'Clock 2. ". Aat S.oningfun q
clock ? ". upon The arrival o. he ma vain facn
Boston shese ztssners tu expressly Tor IL fna.e
and AZ every pacu airy adapted ~ ne
too OF Iougls Sound. The accommodations is' pas
sengers sre commodous and CONFERENCE.-The ocsrs
pse and experienced Tue route being ITO shorssss AID
moe, direct between Boston and Newfork passengers
enabled 10 arrive IN ample time for the morning. lnes OF
steamboats, ard railroads running 10 VARIOUS points rom
TUESDAY ThursdAy ard Saturday Leave Stonilg,on Mon
day Wednesday aud fnasy Tbs COMMODORE win
leave Hew-lOlg Monday, Wednesday and Friday Lesws
Bennington Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday B-Pas-
sengefs IN the arrival Of e Slonngion pro-
ceed .nmediaity 10 ne splendid railroad Provt
dsnce and Boston ssslge mssier aocoIr paies each
train TO and from hoeion FOR passage behs sse-rooms
or freight applications may he made arena on he
whsTi end a. he once. ~ 1aiiery-plscc "a