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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-03
TRAVELLING.

~. t-.,s.sz-ezy- EEIY-YORh & RRIE Kali it.j.
ss ROAl-fSEW KOurt 10 bus -,
-A------~- 10 AN0 THE WESr-FalL Arrange
asur-l cave New-York Binghanipton Elnirs Corn
ne Hornel'slle Geneva. Rochester fuIao and nterne.
dae places iaiy by s'calnboals THOMAS Pc" sLl' afo
ERIE HerI pier fa0t Of DUant~st a. follows
Breakfast and supper on board The 6oats
EXPREss TRAM AT A. NJ. stopping only a. SnlefuS
Chester Goshen. Middlelowu Port Jervis, StFrJ*s6Irs,
{Iancock DEPOSIT Lanesboro Binghamton 0wego Wa
yecy Emra and eferson, arriving at Geneva al 10
PASSENGERS for Rochester Buffalo &c lodge at Gene
Sc and taking the Express Train from Albany next morning
sFc a Rochester aad Buffalo NJ the SANS tune as Assen
gers Abauy, With the advantage of nights res 81 e
WAy AID MAIL TRAIS-At AM stopping at all the
Stations arriving Corning the same evening II 10 10 ock
WAY TRAIN a I'm ioT ousylle ana al her'neda'e
NIeHr EXPRESS RINat5P M. stopping ~ Pierrnont SUI
ferns Chester GOshes Middleown. Ousvue Port JervIs
BnglamOn aud Hll the stations west OF Bnghamlon
Passengers Buffalo b this train proceed to Geneva and
take the train arriving ut Buffalo same afternoon Passen-
gers for lthac1 Cgga Bridge and towns on CByuga Lake
lake tire cars OF the CHyuga and SusQuehanna Railroad
at Owego which leave immediately on the arrival OF
the Erie Trans. Passengers for Toga and Lycomg coln-
ties Pa take the cars OF the Corning an Bossbug Kr "a
Corning Stages leave Narrowsbnrg HANCOCK Deposit
Laneshoro Biughamton 0wego WGverly, Einirs, Corn
ing and Homelsyille on arrival OF the trains
TRAINS TO NEW-YORK.
EXPRESS TRAIN leaves Geneva at - I'M stopping al Ei
mira Wayerly, Owego, BnghaInton La1eFooro Deposit
Hancock, Narrowsburg Port Jeryls MiddIeown 6oShet
Chester and cufferns arriving in New York 81 3OPM
WAYAND MAIL TRAIN leaves Corning ut ) A n stopping
al ell the stations and arrives in New York at 30
NIGHT EMPRESS i RAIN teaNes GeucHA %. . ~ -
lanton and at Great Bend Lalesbolo Deposit, Hancock
Narrow sbureh Port Jerys OsYille Midtown Goshen
Chester Snfcrns and Piermon arriving IN New ORR al
O'Clock ! M
WAY TRAIN leaves OhsvIo ut so AM stopping at oil
the stations, and arriving in NevTork at 10 IS AN
NEwpuGGn BRANCH leaves NewbuTgh At 70 AN ana
o AN ard PM. connecting with the trains going West
Leave Chester at = An and IN. and 10 ? NJ or on
arrival of the trains from the West
FREIGHT TRAINS leave from pier foot Duane 81 al Z NJ
Freight for Geneva Rochester and Buf;o, and all places
West aen by Express freight trains, ana Il lorWuruea
through without delay. CHARLES MlNOI
So superintendent
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FOR CALIFORNIA.

,r-r>-s FER CALIFORNIA VIA CHAGRES-
III L., WITHOUT DETENTION AT PANAMA.
The United States Mail Steamship CompaDy
VIII dispatch the splendid dOubleengine steamship GEOR
GI on friday Oct H. at o'clock p NJ from the pier foot OF
Warrens North River, with the Government Mails and
passengers for san Francisco and intermediate ports
Tile connection at Panama will be carefully kept up, so
as prevent any detention beyond the usual stay in port
q books are now open and passage can be secured ct
tn following rates:
FROM HEw-YoRK TO cHAGREs.
StGe-rCom berth ,-.,....t-.............,..,SlW
StaCdCP berth forward saloon .....,.f,... 80
Storage berth found bed and separate table. -. 5G
FROM PANAMA To SAN FRANCISCO.
STATE room berth $500
Seerage, found bed aud separate table ....,,.. $50
FROM NEW-YosK TO
State-room Standee. Steerage.
Charleston. so $40
Savannah Syr1na .'..--,''-'''''... p y 10 10
HswlGr!oai: . -. ::::.::: 7S 50
Freight to Clmgres 10 cents per cubic foot prepaid.
Freight Havana soc per cubic o0 barres$t 30 each
Corsenoe7 torgCeiye their goods al ship tackles lnne-
diaiely after her arrival at Havana
To secure freight passage apply at the office OF the
Company, III WestSt corner OF Warren, to
D'fN-'' NJ 0. ROBERTS.
Special notice is given 70 shippers BY this line hat The
Company have prepared form OF bill o! ading adapted to
their business which will be furnished TO shippers on appl-
cation at tie Company Office, and with winch teg are re-
cuested to provide themselves no other form VIII be
signed by the Agent OF the Company. A6ils Of ladmg
must be signed before the sailing OF the vessel s8 ton
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FOR EUROPE

11fGs4. THE NEYY-YOKIk AND LIVER
&1klE1t POOL UNITED STATES NAIL 5TEAMs
fzHaSN~h Frs The ships comprising this Line are the
ATLANTIC, Captain West, PAcIFIc, Captain Nye
ARrIC, Captain Luce, BALTIC, Captain Comstock
Tie Sims having been built by contract expressly tor
strcon also in their engines TO ensure strength 0nd
speed and their accommodations for passengers are une-
Qialed for elegance and comfort,
PIice of passage from exYor, 10 Liverpool $3.50; ex-
elusive OF extra size statcOoms S23 ana $500 from
Liverpool NewYOrk, e35 An experienced Surgeon at
tacbcd TO rnch ship No Berths secured until paid for
PROPOSED DATES OF SAILING.
from NBw-Yo, K. FROM LIVERPOOL.
SATURDAY, October 2 lGtG Wednesday,, Oct. S0th 1850
sGtrday, October aGtf 1850 Wednesday, Nov goth, 1850
Saturday,, Nov 18TH 1850 Saturday December It'll, 1850
Saturday. Nov 80h 1850 Saturday. December2lst 1850
SATURDAY, Dec lalh 1850 Saturday, January, iLli 1851
Saturday, Dec 1gih 1850 Saturday, january 18TH 1851
Wednesday, Jan ail, 1851 Saturday. February st 1850
Wednesday, Jan 22d 1851 Saturday February 10th, 1850
Wedueedpv, Feb oh l3i1 Saturday March l5t, 1851
"Wednesday, Feb 18Th 1851 Saturday, March 10Th, 1851
W Wednesday, Mich. 9th, 1851 Saturday, March GOTH 1851
For freight peasage apply to EDWARD K. COLLINS,
80 Wal-st. New-York, Or TO BROWN SIMPLIFY co.
Liverpool
cold silver bullion specie jewey, precious stones or
metals unless bills of ludng signed therefor and the
value thereof therein expressed
After the of April next the rate oftresl By the above
steamers will be materially reduced SD II
-9Ersz sFGR s.IvEep0NI-Unled States Mail
&aSAAbh s steamship ATLANTIC Capt Jas " est. lils
'-'14 steamship viii depart win me mans ior t'n.
rope positively Saturday October eth from l!er berh at
dc foot OF Gana-s
No berth secured until paid for.
AUjc,ters must pass through the Post Office.
For freight passa9e, having unequaAed acc0hlnola-
tons for elegance comfort apply to - 20 ~
EDWD X. COLLINS, f6 Wall-st
The steamer ARCTIC will succeed the ATLANTIC,
and sail October 10Th, SOU
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UTDS0N RIVER RAILROAD.
sTTMMTR- ARRANGEAIENT, 13

On and alter Tuesday May 81 the passenger trains vii
run as follows Sundays exceptedl connecting at POUCH
keepsie with the last-saling steamers NEW WORLD
Aida. JOSEPH BELKNAP and SOUTH AMERICA
unng TO and from Albany, and touching at the usual IN
terncdietc landings.
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's''l TF AVE NEW.yORK GOING NORTH,

III V l.
From the Office in Hudson-si Chambers-st.
At7 A. M.-Way train for Albany, stopping at al way
stations on the r4Toqd and coHneGmg ~ foa6hEeePse
HYDE Park, Kingston, BarrytowI, Ivoi Maiden oats'
Kill Hudson CoXsaeae S1lyveson and New-BGltimore,
eld arrive at Albany at ) z. M
At Is A M-Express train for Albany, stopping at
Yonkers Dobbs Ferry Dearran, Tarrytown, SingSlngI
Pcebskil, Garrisous Cold Spring Flshkill. New-Han'
blirgh and connecting al Poughkeepse with the NEW
WORLD or Aida which viii land III Kingston, Maiden,
Caskn. Hudson and CoXsacke. and arrive 1t Albany at
sop. NJ.
Atl2M-Foi freight and passengers to Poughkeepsie,
stopping Of all way stations.
ASP. M-For passengers TO Pougnkeepsie, stopping
atHl tie way stations
intermediate stations
At4 40 P M-Express train for Albany, stopping at
YouIers, Dobbs Ferry, Dearlnan IaryoWh, Sings
Peekskl, Ganisof's, Cold SPRING Flstkill New HAM
hurgh gNd Aiou Ferry connecting ii Poughkeepsie with
the steamer sol TIL AMERICA, which VIII land at Hyde
Park Kingston Barytown, Tivoh Maiden, Ca5hll, Hlud-
son CoXackie StuyYesGn AMI NeW-BatHGore ana arrive
al Adams at A. NJ.
ASP M.-For Passengers to Pougakoapsie stopping
al allthe way stations.
LEAVE POUGHKEEPsIE, GOING SOUTH
At615 a. M.-For NewYork, stopping at all the way
All a M-For freight and passengers 10 Now-York,
stopping 1t all way stations
All Is A M--I'or Ne7z-York stopping at all tile way
fedand-hty-scCO
Atll IS 4 Nor on arrival OF steamer rom Albany
whichleayes there att NJ. stopping at New Hamburger
Fslki Cold Spring, Gariso's peekskn Sing-Sng, Tar
rvoWn Dearmali. DObbs Ferry and fonkers-
AT P Nor arrival o. steamer from Albany whch
leaves ;erc nj Ii A Nj stopping At all way stations except
ASSN M-Or on arrival of steamer from Albabyi
which leaves ere ats q / N stopping at al way stu
tons signal
LEAVE PfEhSKlLL FOR NEW-YoRk
;tGI5 4 M-Stuppirg at all way stations
Passengers VII promote their convenience and safely b.
Observing the following rules; 1st Give particular drec
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TRAVELLING

.~-.
I4&id FROM CHARLESTON TO HAVANA l yfa
SAVANNAH AND KEY WESTI1rshhsea .n,, "a
Carr William Rollins, VIII commence her regular tps IN
Monday Oct and sail regularly from Charleston. : or
FROM C6arrston and savannah to Havana $40.
lroG Charleston and Savannah to Key Ncat $50
'' Pa'i SPoFfo C5 TlLEsroN : co . soaeq,
In Charleston to N L MON EChd,
Passengers leaving Havana BY this sip can feaci Bait
1,ore by the land route the 9TH day Or oy meeting me
steamer SoUuIerner reach New1 oth ~ same lillo
1sc5so NTW.YORk AND CHARLESTON
sHzEsssSA2sss MrNT-The steamship SOUTHERNER, CsPt
BT a been h0[Sa s, 6s ps on anS u 81
September and continue to run as follows: a, -.
a lo to e5e5' e Fgs etf ssne@ 70 %
s s. rnlIsu De- : Thursd5s;y, October %
S Wedpe!sday ,No1S Mo daiS' Novomsee i
Consgnces particularly requested to attend 20 .bs
Passage S25. No passage secured until paid for.
for F Ssi5s sISa5 'PP sPoFFoRb TEssFo& a
SAGlhsr---;SSF&IL RIVER-By tho splendid and sape.
nor steamers BAY STATE and EMPIRE
bc Of Long Island Sound running IN connection
win The Fall River and 0d Colony ksEoaa distance Par on
- The Steamer BAY STATE Capt VIM Brown, on Tues
DAYS Thursdays and SATURDAYS al . T M
=, lhs ste'I III -, - a,5 Eri1avs nj : PM
Ii Inc is the ony one that runs direct for Newport!
Iuest sari on ,r tpe secnrity and comfort of pas
sn n,rs WHO are Afforded by This route nights rect
s o,J ~ arrvaI nj Fan River proceed per railroad,
; pcs;on rlv the following morning, or remain
ON hoard getting their breakfast If wished for until tha
ort; FRI, Of The Recommendation train at l5 AM whi6h
,I., ns,ES, tol,D q \
baggage master is attached TO each steamer VINO TO
eeiyes @nd tickets the baggage ana accompanies 'O'
70 Tie f 1Ss1 F Passage and Tie price Of the
sane as 9 Tns IN Connection with this line to and o
Proygnce daily except Sund lay same rates as by the obos
Iie1h ram which leaves Fall River every morn.
h dav Xccnindl Mt o'clock Tor Boston and New.
Bedford arriving at us oerd ar nj n oce on Pier Nh
r0r Ss aSfa sGP1 henE y made
JelVy 1lobALc y DOleDrN, as y 80
-sYueIss REGULAR MAZE LINE BEo
sonngon ana H. The steameps G.
mlilSut erIy cnolge Va S I, % 5 ,d C0NfM0DORH
VANDERBILT Capt Joel stone ma Snoo aaa
Capt VIM d. Frazee IN con r RnIpoods seayins
Provence ana p9son III a nrtaGI Rom pier Mr. frS
New-I ork daS (SuhdHys eNVpp,e,l ~ a. 1 tonngtoo
WAR spoTe nn'i p1 Of the Man Tran from Boston
These steamers icuiv %5ant~d 70 thc payiSaion OF
n every respect l M for nasaeI
commodou3 and Ito rJes and most direct be-
perenced LIN, 5oNS yn noseengsrs nre enabled to ar
tween Boston ana New Aot NJ t 80, 80 o,oau,,ata and
rive in ample ne Tor le nOfg ron t, NOS cics The G.
raroads Tqnnng 10 on Tuesday Thursday
and Saturday, Leave S9n3g5qn Oh sn o NV yor Nom
day, "Wednesday ana rlNay ar On tj,a ayyiyssi
OF the steamers Sonngtou, proceed mnedseiy IN no
accompanies each train 70 aud from Boston
For passage berhs state or an p 6 oFos -
NO la tn
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40 FOR sALE-h w-lLfnshed dwelling house In
& the village Of TerYtoTn II Il Of two Stories with
s baiemeni end attic snd located IN The peatSiei
road Dep0 Fhe house in npeia order eud poses
sion may DO bad immediately The fcenery IN yew Is very
fine Apply 10 MortrE A B. l. D. SANDS, 100 Fuonst
or 10 TnrrYtown 20 c. O. sEGklNG. OIL lmeodN
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az.a Al pHIyAIs 4ALE Fspelois If grqu1d on
M the north tid9 OF Sky ne al.o, tx i0ia o. the
~ sou b side OF G'ytg fse5edi esch D by G0 tedesp,
between SIxh sud eeyeulh For teruit &c apply to
>a0lw A KLEE0KER5 Auctoneer, Broad. s.
As FGE S.; The fixtures, e,se and Ca1d I'll o.
~ large school The -sli0u cannot be RlYpstse1
Apo i.lme- ie:e.y T. ths U School Agency, 1913
RfoGdwsy. o22tt
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a. FOR SALE-A desirable country residence inthe
ss;i town OF Wilton Com. about Al miles from Norwalk
A and about one hours ride on TIE New-Hayen Railroad
consists of good land and surrounded with shrub
barry. Thehouse ii III good order 1t Is on tho DanOnry
road and win be sold low e subscriber has 10 use Tor
it INQUIRE OF GAUNT & DERRICKSON,
iel4 If l59 Soutl-st
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FOR SAM FRANCISCO.
UrDnm yyESenT

TIE sYLEHDto clipper ship, HELENA, LAID,
g ter, VII receive freight for few days eI Fsr
as No 10 Z. R snd have quick dispatch "f1ll or not
fup Ths vessel 9eng sery sharp and Of small capacity
m mediate application lhould be made 10 ffeg h for
Which or Paissge having rmte room accommodations,
sppN 10 NATHANIEL L. / GEO 4KIgWOLD,
sTf II and II Eouth-e{
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eff FOR CALIFORNIA 2ND OREGON.
@SAAgk$ Yhe iLe new double engine steamship CO
ssA1aa1&4 LUhBIA OF 800 upo huften, Lieut. Geo. u.
p,,etD D. 9 Navy Commander will be dispatched for
San Fisrcsco and Astoria, Oregon, Ia tbs early part OF
October. For passage, apply TO the Pacific Mail Steam.
sbiD Company, "a SouthGt s25
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-03

y Cla,,als, sT0OLS., STO0LS,,,-No so
2 larg. Al s.. Wv ois-R hUCHALL hsn o. h4Ud
II lss ha oneni Pisno Stools ever ohsrsi 10 The
IA b w ,Gg Se ssy 'smanahip and newest Style
As,ns slssx sne attention Of so1hern dealerr heye
OF 5te ID
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Ess1SsRs,ss i SORE ON All e sKIN-FC;rsYs, itching
eOte S sSesa@ paoo &c &c laal be soon and rad
WOMB ~ any nercury by single cell 10 the Dr..
ma hIa a@sa - haosoR ct eooG references van %
a s----- ala las
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81 FOR SAN FRANCISCO DTRRCT.-Yhs
e2eef4s fastRaiiDg Now York built ship JAMES
t41sS DRAKE Capt ssmL Gore haSing thlee-foarths
OF hs cargo engaged will With !nmed ale dispatch
To- ghe sjeYv auf! For balance 81 freight apply TO
sPoFFOaD 7I3EsRON Il Co
40 q aoalEh-At
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l69tNYY LAMB Pay, &sce-Oficere, soldiers
W'S,Nsr Of iSI3 Fold var, Mexicsr wa, &c. cSS
huW oh'e their lana rsY application al 20 Cfos-
g., 10 tbLlA& Fl. BROWNE tlRtel Lieutenant U.
amy o2 Stt
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@sEi FOR SALE OR 20 EETs-Foar Houies In
M ne new block OF frs, cle9s Elose fon. housea ON
AAaA rcr. ihd.at between Fourth and Lexington avs
$4,000 OF the pu chac vii re taken in CITY country prop
cry ge portion Of he tssrce can ,e1sn On POND
before lOtnG sner oclock to j. PARIS, NsssaufI
KevI at the buldiDgs oil 3~eod~
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.ss ca.-. -pITgPaLo AND CINCINNATI. :

siiE t. r n splendid low-pressure steamer EN-
EssgSsSPPTREs Capt Heber Squier, leaves Buffalo
@ s1a ID he ana slP asaa from
Ing 81 nnecpg with the Railroad to Cincinnati Re-
eaycs Sandusky Cy ever TneSday and FfIdaV
o1orr;ug a: 0cicc6
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aEe go b BENEVOLENT sOGIETIEB-For sae.
A The taTuurc AID fixtures 9Th room NO 10 A'leu'ei
N GrRnd known 1t Z" E1cclaior Hail. with an az,
squnont Of eags for five years TIE location ia central
aud eeseb e and the whole viii BIS diEpoSed OF on the
moe favorable terms sa tho present occupants nave no
further for the LHme Apply 10 w. HAYWARD, 6S
Delaney q! or IS Chambere 81. a2S lwf
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rGe.o aPNUGnKEEfsIk LIN Og

:. ,E7s4a pU @ GHK EFT STE LINK Oh
h tsatsssE3 sBARGES-The barge CLINTON, osPtssIas
Wllse, every Monday EHChASS.i9yEE
Capt Rosekrana every Thursday POUGHkEs Ell IA
Capt Hoffman every Saturday at O'Clock d. 'ro' 'O''
OF urqyst for passengers and reigt Lnlsbed with
rooms and Spacious AID comfortable cabins aa OF pas
pfsss ed for me comfort qsd .G ne asgs'
For fiirfher information, apply on board ~ ea1 Gan
UrT JTlMSON6 VAIL, 165 Westst
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LEAVE PEEhSKILL FOR NENY-YOR

LEAVE fttEhSklLL FOX NEN-4O 9th
AtGI5A. M-Stuppirg at all way stations.
Passengers VII promote their convenience and safeig by
Observing the following rules 1s Give particular dlrec-
tons to the bHgeape man where your baggage IS to be de-
vered ual he may mark accordingly and thereby avoid
mistakes aud deays 3D. procure your tickets before ehef-
Ing the cars Ri do stand on the platforms
Z iye5U OLIVER Il LIE Superintendent
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1tI-sgp7 FA Ha1hhs and : MP aE PACK.
5AEi.l. hGES ~ HAVE B1d Pads under tas chsrs
az soecisl niejtergo- will rs received Up 10
cag Ct sliiis sld orwsyded per seamsJ FRANKLIN
LIVINGSTON. WGLL5 CO
81 = TVsl-I NeT.York
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dr. COUNTRY SEAT ON THE HUDSON-For
ET sale farm Of about 80 acres in the Village of Hast
ings q miles from the city. The house is new. built
Of stone the substantial manner, in modern style
with rooms, and has Of the most commanding yiews
OF the river and iacent scenery unte5 unusual picr
esouc prospect with convenience and retirement. Tho
grounds in the finest order wen supplied with great
variety of fruit The whole part will be sold appca-
ton 10 the proprietor The premises, at Hastings ON the
Hudson n Y. Ts28 wv ALEXANDER BRINE.
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d. FOR SAI.E-A great business stand store, build
; ing and dwelling and stock of goods would be dig
posed separately if wanted IN hq, MAMIE Bqd
on the Hudson River cash business in fun operation
and established for many ye9rs The owner being A. 9ad
place long enough 10 his influence for the concern APP
ply to PETER J. STRIKER, (Messrs. Holmes Goa
Oh lmeodt 645 broadway, ~ I
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TMPIRE CTIY LTNE

TUR0uGH TICKETS I o SEN FRANCISCO
Va Ctrgres, SATURDAY, October y
~z$r55z TIE SPLENDID SrEA45HtP EMPIRE
lS&lL%G$ CITY { 90 tuna burdan. J WILSON, Com
s2AA snde-, will l-.Ys het cccs, pier No 2, IL l.
u Saturday, October r. at O'Clock for ChaFres Pas
treers by TIL. ship viii fnj accommodation no! 10 &c had
ou snv ether steamer The Eteersge passengors ar
ntsLed Hhh separate iaos For freit. passags ap
pvto HOWARD L SON,
u D&Wtol2 81 Broadway.
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O. AT PrSIVATE eALE.-sixteen lotn OF ground,
#;i on the South aide of orty i'h q, commencing 40
1 fest East Of Gi5 tn avenue each ot 254X9C ee desc
Al.o two c,s on tho South AIDE Of Tweny.ihrd-el ba'
tw cen Thfd and Lexington each lei 25x96 feet
irchet For ermR, d C. eppy 10
ANTH0NY j. BLEECKER, Auctonear,
xoa Ivy 7 Broad ri.
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], gsassss,a PTANO-FORTES.-Y. f HARRI.
sssseF 81 sTsSON % CanasJ offers for sale Il splendid
I'M IA r ffassortment OF rosewood Piano-Fortes, OF
u uoctaves, with The safest improvements, and
ne lowest manufacturers prices Those IN want Of
peioF instrument viii please call and examine previous
Z Nfchas3ug elsewhere sis lms
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EXCTR SIONS

nNw9s FOX SHREWSBURY, LONG
- Il - zHRll Iii. Ocean House PUH " ASH
'sa''z-@S1I-' = tNGTOS. MOUNTS AND BROWNS
pOCES lMujdletJwuj HOLLAND Dock t,ghe1 Prlc
tcable AMI REL BANK--Tus wei-fn1wF s,eatchcat
JOHN HART Cart = h EageerfY, will eayf west slae
NJ PECK Sip Pier tasf yer as follows:
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Nrv IMPORTANT 70 YuOsE vgho wish to pro
Ea building site convenient 10 The C:y OF He,y-
s York few desirable lots yet rsman for sale 10 tho
ne W village Of Fsrmount situated only tsy minutes
ak from D6p6t IN the upper village OF morfisanis,
where perron will be In attsnoRucc 10 chow tho property
every day this week. the arY Ie OF the which
,he City Hal 10 aud III O'Clock, AM. For further par
,i-uIp nv Mt IO2 3tFl NJ McGkAW.
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1850. CENTRAL RAILROAD OF n. JERSEY 1880.
Ysann's' r1agtz4Y-z77 SUMMER ARRARdEMEhTs,
Atr43 commencing April l850-Inis hoaa
extends from EHzabetipoft 20 miles 70
White House n j. reducing the staging between the teFi-
nus the Road and EastOn 10 u miles, ana 10 ochOoloyg
Mountain 10 II miles This line leaves New York by steam
boat RED JACKET at pier Mr. and connects with trains
on Tie New-Jersey Railroad which leave New roiE
foot If COnand-st at the same hour Anew route 10 Scoi
eys Mountain, with less staging than any other
PASSENGER TRAIN UPPassengers VIII leave New 1ofk
by steamboat from pier N or by the New jersey Rail
rOnd foot OF COrlandst al Am and F. M; leave EhZa-
BEETHOVEN at 10 a. NJ and PM
PASSENGER TRAIN DOWN.-LeaYc White House al Is
NJ Bnd = NJ North Brgnch At 55A.M and 65 ~;
Someryie at 10 An. and 10 M; Bound Brook at %
II and 70 p NJ. Painfed at 10 AM and 40 PM;
Westfeld s. AN and Nj EizabethtoWn at ana
1893 AM and " M
The freight train with passenger ataced) viii eeys
White house Of 80 AM. SOmeryille 30 Planteld ID,
and Fizgbchpor, by steamboat af SO AN Returning
leave New-Yorb by steamboat Red Jacket ron pier
North River at PM.
All freight rom New-York intended TO 60 BY this Ine
must be ii the boa Il 80 o'clock TO insure being takes
through that day.
Saees will be in readiness the arrival Of the o'clock
train from NeYork the White House convey pssse1.
gers to EGton Wikesbare, Bethlehem, Allentown, MaHch
Chunk Pa and to Remington Lebanon Clinton Milford,
Bethlehem, Bloomsbury Northampton Washington and
Beyidere n j. On Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday 10
Delaware Water Cap Srondsburg, Baronsyle 3tanhope,
Dalege Bucksown, and Lackawanna Iron Works &c. Pa
n BAH baggage at the risk of the owners until deliver
ed into the actual possession Of the Agen o. the Company
and checks receipts given therefor S
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sssEsS.s,,9.~,,J, ~ G. FISCHER, Gate Nuns L
st5 yischerl Mandatory and Wareroon lie
NF M Il (SGreenwich-s, cor OF Dey-st-Piano- Fortes
4 u 9WaIr3sntsd with reverse bridge and patent
See well calculated FOR keeping in tune Piano-Fortes
ased, repaired, lot on hire and exchanged sI2 Inv
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vs.. PIANOS FOR SALE AND TO
qgss HIRE, Al Barclay-st. opposite The Astor
%T M ~ 81 House from g. to octag6s in rosewood
rs " !! and mahogany cases.
JAMES THOMPSON L co
sliQ Sn late Telman l. Randall
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ssss- PIANO 70 RTBS-Person about pur.
ks 5chasing pianos viii ind it TO their advan-
RITZ III n Ffage to call al R. Glenn K Co.'s mandatory,
u v Ul@ Fulton-st west of Broadway gen
~ assortment of mahogany and rosewood pianos con;
PANTY hand which viii be sold low for cash approved
Paper Dealers supplied on liberal terms.
GNd Il GLENN y 60 1914 Fulton-st