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The Planters' banner. [volume] (Franklin, Attakapas Co., Lou.) 1849-1872, 1850-07-04

LOLA MoNrEs.-This dashing Cythe-
rean has perfect sway over her husband.
On arriving at Paris, after several
vain attempts to induce Mr.. Heald to
return to her. she had sent two persons
to London, charged to discover him, and
use every possible argument to get
him to join her, and that on their fail
ure, she placed her interest in the hands
of q shrewd and able man who had on
several occasions been her h0mms faf-
fares. This person contrived not only
to have IN interview with Mr.. Heald,
but also TO induce him to return to Lola,
and make reparation 70. the way in
which he had left hefin Spain, withou,
pecuniary resources. Heald kept his
word, joined her at Boulogne, and by
meansAof an agent in Paris, took lease
at rental Of $1,000 francs year, of a
beautiful house at Beaujon, on the
Champs Elysees- This house he fur.
nishsd ut m outlay Of at least f500o,
and he has Also paid several old debts
Of the countess. They have a large
establishment Of servants, but this Mr..
Head il they say, q man of order, and
takes care to live within his income.
AZ TO that Of Lola Monies, il is by no
means solasgo as had been supposed.
HcrsettlelGnt from Mr. Heald is bu,
= 9th Of what has been stated, and her
pension from the King of Bavaria, which
was 1t 1irst El40 per month, has been
reduced by the King one hall, in conse-
queuoe of her marrying without his
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CURING NIBBLER.@Some people
have a very ugly way Of laying vio-
lent hands on small trifies that don't
belong to them, but which cost others
money, and which they don't think Of
paying for. Now, it is very well known
that groceries pay about the smallest
profit of any other merchandise hence
the habit of some folks of going into a
store to purchase ten or twenty-five
cents worth Of groceries-to be sent
home, too-and while they wait for the
goods to be put up, they amuse them
selves by mouthful of sugar, german
die an apple or two, or guzzle bunch
of raisins, figs, slice of cheese, plug OF
tobacco. biscuit, or whatever else lies
around temptingly exposed to view
You may rest assured that people don't
trade and traffic for the fun of it. and
if you gcuge the grocer, he will be
justified in keeping square with you
by sending. light weight and scant
measure. A facetious old merchantile
friend of ours, up town, was thus bled
by customer, who used to come in
daily to order something or other in the
grocery line. who had an amazing sweet
tooth in his head, and thought nothing
of nibbling chunks of sugar, punches
Of raisins, &c. One morning, Nibble
came into the store before breakfast,
| evidently disturbed in mind.
.Mr. -, you sent my quarters bill
last night"
ayes sir, did"
aWell, there's one item don't nn.
derstand: sNibbles three months daily
So What the dickens do you mean
by that %
'aYou keep dry goods store, sir,
believe
ayes, I do"
.Now suppose came in every day
to buy two or three shillings worth o
goods, and each time should levy OF
a spool Of cotton, a paper of needles o
> piece Of tape, which never: of course
though of accounting for'-
sOh, ah, yes, yes; | take the force Q
what you are about to say; those littl'
things do count up. You've got mi
now:n
The bill was paid. The goodist di'
not take the matter as an insult, an,
what is still more strange-has qui
1 nibbling.
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II IBERAL CASH ADVANCES win be
II made On conienmsntsof 81 Sugar end Mo-
la,ses to Messrs. Haven q Coz New York, OF
William G. Hewes, Esq, Nee Ozlee1s, ~
J. W. BAlLE1, Fnnklin-
Nov. %, ls4a
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FOR CALIFORNIA.


@Ffh SMTkD STATES NAIL STEAMSHIP
Snl1A ccVonrAN1-fhRoUGH PASSAGE 70
70 ieeh Ca ee Ueiied STATES NAL sssauship coupsn-
.,l.,. a. anhoonee nat their srrknsemelu srs nov
:, a. senang passecgsrs hroozs from Hev-Yok
% 1 y, sa.GPu Of Iis Company 10 mes, he wants
scnneenoo win their s6ips trOn G-w-York 10 cesvr.s
PtSYsued upcn a. he urgent Solicitation Of
V uuhoer hen eesiroos 20 o1l eel tickets for
ps,ssses rom Panama IN advance for hair shiEs
- kel.t IoaDd rhis wa done from desire 70 sccor-
modse aSse Who eoall procure passages In no other
ql1s-I - ~ WITCH Whatever nigh Be The detention
Wy reach san francisco sooner han By ary otaer
nn SnJIusecu cihcuies and TIE pr vzIence q fever
s,rs S eIo q he ume. prevented ther ships 'ror
y - Nnich wa Increased by the lmpscencs II
sse.ke, gong forward sgsinss TIE sdvics Of he
SLPppny N earlier day taRn he ship could possibly
icOI 'sps o. Tie Company, Intended for PseSe ssrvcs
naFs arrived al Panama ard several Of hen nave per.
lonso ups 70 sep frsncisco and back So thai the Com
Gov aoe 20 give De public s5s assurance that he
PeTiormec VIII regularity ard dispatch
rsB oftbe
klRuELIcl Capt HEasor. COLUMBUS Capt Pess
ibLhhcS Capt Hitchcock ANTELOP ECa5lAcklsy
Of tss GEORGIA. Csps Por,sr n q n
NHlO Capt scbenck, u. s.N.
FALCON, Capt HErs.ein U. S.H
she eoeneelou between the two Inca viii BE esrefaily
arc ~ ulAJ tep up, % hat delsy beyond Tie asas
SAY Of the ship 10 pom a Panama vii ar1ss
she iAfss tze, wei knOvn Gpeed, and superior sccom-
uodsnort Of heir NeTYorf sni chagres Line and he
spsed arc accommodates OF the ships Of their Pacific
nne onsI e mo.i certain rSPd and p.ea1aci Ihrough
The OHIO iesyes A1E1R& uSPM-
sn3 In D. U ROBERTS CDR Warren and Wssa ala
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Seizure ~ Seventy Thousand Dollars Worth
nl q. .nds hx Ihe nIAxIcnn Envernmsnf-


By al arrival from Vera Cruz we are In receipt
OF sdyicrs rom that place up TO July 26. Qlite
an excitement was produced among the conner.
cisl circles Of Vera Cruz by the arrival there OF
hundred mules loaded with smuggIed goods, the
products 4 Government seizure. Ii appears
that an a nsricsn wrecklog schooner went over %
the Me,icsn shore from Key West with cargo
OF dry goods, powder &c. valued at $4,000.
These we're all successfully landed near Tuspsn,
and the mules started off toward the interior. In
the meAr tine, the schooner having accomplished
her mission with success ran down in ballast 10
Vera Cruz. where her apYearance with large
crew on board, ard no cargo, excited suspicion at
the Gust " House, and officers were Immediately
dispatched in different directions TO intercept. any
merchandise train. Toe result was, the rich haul
above ueotioned. Tuspen il about one hundred
miles from Vera Cruz, between that place and
Tsppico
"a h
Fhe Vh''.ers in the city Of Vera Cruz had nearly
aubsidtd Sun.
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eeYy Dg. r.esea :. 10 HT,y D'.a1 n5
"a ). De hsyea casnm,ndias te OnAe' s'as' hiP'"N
''4'1 o. 81 usirsp srArEsBRIc ApvAscr,
Wnsle Fish Islands, June q, 1850 y
SIs | have the oonor " report the proceeaihss
ofthe squadron under my com mand up 10 tn's osse.
This vessel arrived here on the 2itn Inst a''el
rather q long passage, owing 20 light WINS M.uy
ice5ergt we're met with on the eastern CO.. "
newfoundland, and as far up a. lat d ~; ,.I;.oin
fhe0ce found perfectly Gear sea VIZ. hs-g,
one be ndfed miles OF this place, ~nen a ,eS g.
were met but 20, eoo1sh 20 obstrucs naVlssson q
The a Kescue" arrived here on the s"'n. ny
kesni, 81, "a N the Ea,txsrd OF NeWiounaand,
she AVOIDED the bergs by which we were aarroo1o'
cd, AID ssz bat LITTLE ice during the passage.
To ths NE OF Ne Secondhand 10 lSu'ode 40 80,
IN go, dnrjps thick fog, with lish; wiad
O. cs,,..' i, contact with large iceberg. hc9gd
-ot h. -, in time 20 avoid II We got clear e. IL
40 teV minutes, fort1n Steiy With no oinsr dan
ase ibas the loss Of e iib boom. which We we're
able &c replace.
Tbe Eas li.t squa ron, under the commsui d
Com. Aysti0, sailed from here only the day bsf3-e
we got ic We were ior.1oste in iading bis sto-s
ship here shout to return 20 England, as il gives
IA go C opportunity Of sending letters home.
was 10 bo2es Of finding a good supply Of zeal
skin dr. here for men, bat found that Com
Austin nad exhausted the whole supply. Bas
few Indifferent suits were procured. sm ia hopes,
hovever. Of being more sue 'essio at the Northern
sS''.' ~e"t iyPFOiH~fi"i ""'S P''F'sD
touching
For Information, sent boat 70 Lievely on Dis
90 lslsuo, 25 miles distaut from this ancborage.-
The DANISH AUTHORITIES treated both officers aud
men Ia r very KIDD and hCipitable manner bat
nothing % importance either in the way ofsupPles
or information could be procured the Ensish bav-
ing eDgressed everything
We shsll leave 70 day and proceed to the North.
touching at Uppernavik, II wIad and weather viii
permit. Thence we shall make Tor Lancaster
Sound. Should Wellington Strait be open on my
reaching i. and finding that none Of the English
vessels bAve entered it ahead Of me, shall make
q bold pus for the North and West 10 that drec-
ton.
With he exception Of one man, whom | ssad
home As ~ invslid, entirely disqualified to stand
the climate the officers snd crews Of both vessels
are 10 good health AMI spirits, and sppeEr sangune
as 10 the success ofOlr undertaking.
Ian, IT, very respectfully, EDWIN J. DE HAVEN,
1t com'dg Arctic ESs1iii0n.
TheHos ". BALLARD PREsroN Sc OfNsvy, Wash.
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~ zstsassxcyEW-YORn 6F KIRK RIA.
- III t@2t1HI hOAD-REWk ROUTE 70 sUFFA.
.n--ltsn----H1n-I n NNESY - uunI An.

10 AND THE WESf.-Sum1ef Ar.
Corning &c iSvs Rochester, Buftlc and intermediates
I,ccs daily, Sundays sxespted) By steamboats, osAa
saL vV S peS ,VD' s - oasne
EIPEEs rsAIr, ats D. A. N. stopping Ooy " suferns,
shesies, Go,ben, k5de.owu. rori Jervs hAItovsboEs
DeF osit Lsnesboro, snghamton owego Wa1efiy tTse-
torurs Elmra and Jeferson arriving &c All ~
fAsscngers for Rochester, su6so, he can lodge se
rornns arrive a Rochester and Buffalo Al lie tine
passengers via Albany, win hs advantage ofs nighrs
WAY AND Nan r.ns-kts % AN stopslaa a. ell sAs
Stauons-arivng Corning tho evening 10 IS ocs
WAY TRAIs si+ Is m for orsypis and al nisruodi.
HIssr EnPaau fIAs, GsD rM. s.SEstax at rlss-
mes. suGerus, Chester ooshen, hcelesowo, for Jss.
for sasso By this train proceed 70 Geneva dine hero .od
zks ,he Express Train nom Albany, arriving 81 gufAs
evening Passenger. for lth.es csyugs srdgs and
,o.n, on Csyuga Lake The Of tbs csyurs and
szsqushaars Ralrosa al oweg0 which leave inLasdalsy
s,somin9 eoupass Pa are Ire ears q =. Sonr snS
hlossburg Railroad 81 Coming Stages iesys Nacwtburf
Deposit Lanesboro, Blngh.mion, oweso, wsverly ras
,sTyyinel rlrrirs and Corning en- arrival OF Tbs trains
YRAlNS 70 HEw-YOkK.
EHPasss fnAIs leaves Geneva al Is A. soPpaf a.
--,%irI Wsvehy issc!oryilel owogo snSSaIaIoa,
Chester s..ss .nt sas.rps 4
WAY AID MAIL fsAis ieayes Corning a. Al s.ot'
ping al al the ssacns and arrives 10 NswYofk ~ tofk
sotning 81 IS Pm. stopping ii all TIE stations v.s, Of
ror ysrs and al Addlelown, 9oshen CnosssS s1fsrns
ans ts,%on, tr.S 6a,S. sov,u. all
the stations, and arriving 10 New-York NJ AN.
~ special Train on Monday morning leaves ron
+ New You Al ie An
NEwsussa Ealscs leaves rovbofgh al . An and
w.si Leave CSss.sr ale IS AN and n and isr n
sr ss ARRIVAL Of The tralns from tie West
:h e. sSsSsss sd a ss and al g.s::
A. SyEs without cAaxLrs rIro7. sup.r,,.oa..L
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Hr cxzxzs;sy5 5OCLOChL LINE
iS.& F0 l,.l !. HgDS ), ,1d -
-

LANDINGS The steamboat HUDSON Caps WIN r.
Islen viii leave Inc steamboat pier oct Of Cecarst
Monday, Wednesday and fridey and the steamer co.
LUHBlA. Caps c. 3 King, OF fnssdAy, THURSDAY and
Saturday al o'clock connecting viii re stages ~ Hsw.
bqrgh Kingston AID Cathil
HupSoH ANB BkRXsHikE hNLkoAD.-fhs pssse1 ger
sap, OF .es Road amer March IS viii lssys h1dsoo end
NeG siockbndgo daily, Sundays excepted ~ follows
Lave HudBor all A. NJ and - ?. " tst West slosi
bridge at A 1rdi P N
Freight Rsirs with passenger car sGchSt, vi issvs
Hadson - II A. ~ aEd West ssoesbddge, 81 10 80 n.
Passengers by tie Eocniug train ron Wosl si0ckBhdgo
ray ske dsy boat for NeWYork or oe boai fo foog
keepse md thence by Railroad 70 New-Yors by o'clock
p gars by later roo,e ffor H5dsoa. aoi sSeeediog
81 Is.
PtstouE sra By he syenirS 1ar vii mad E4 steamers
COLUMBIA and HuDSOH always ~xtaE for lhoD, ana
Ihs ARE Of hoss will be 10. any other s-en.nx
coal Gu The nVer-irou o. " downward 80 ne Inns bosis
nay eel me example.
fhroagh uckes hon Wesl stoekbhdfe 70 Nav tork,
s So snd the fare In returning Psssonsers should
,scoeci that his fare Includes berhs which excluded Il
the iares Of other routes
Tie afns from Hudsoc both sornink ard sveni1f eos
u.r ith ths uars Of ths Western Roads heretofore
les e., 1T WATERMAN. Eupt
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TRAVELLING.
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.
@e - Sf sas rps s. s rS AL -

66 -: -: SE ssN ros & , no Al
SUMNER ARRAHGsnENY, 1850.
"a 's $780, s,s, sSsss., Nay n ne ps..ngsr .i,s VI
sD jos josr 81 ss :sS so6 SFw wosd
isrnsci.te landinga
LIE Leave 4. o NEw.Yokk. COINS Nok;H.
ATAh.-wsy train fcr Albany, soSrsrg a sI Wv
Essons on he railroed, ard ecuneceng Poughfespss
siss steamer sean JosEFa sELkN.r, .ess MI had Il
hLe,oe. SSxsseais s.syTesans And New sslnnore s1d
A9t Ak.GIpress usin for Albany ssorpi,g d Yoc-
kiL aArrsOu'a Goa Spring FiIsh. New Han a1ss ,rd
ALBA. ss,eh Vii and ii kngsca hssss e.,,s q
Hudson and Coxsscsie and arrve II Albsny 81 q PN
ish-rot telgh. and passengers % fcOghksspsss.
AS fs-roE passengers 70 rOugsks-Pss stopping
M4Pa For passengers to rsesssin ssoppn, a, %.
nLeruediae stsdO1s.
Ala n-EIPisss .1ir Sor Albany, ,sopslas ii VOC.
Peek,tiI, Garrisoa.. Cold spnDs, Fi.Asil Ns.sa,Se.
Sefgh sne haIoa resry eonIeeang a. foagaseeprs With
Psrk, Kingston Bsryto~n, fiVoh. Hsdsr, csssil Had
400 coxssese s;1yvcssni ard New saamors ard uT.vs
AlsPs.-FOf passengers 70 roaghkesps,s HOpplGs
a. he way stations
LEAVE PoUGHKrEPsIE, GOING soUra
Al y As-sor Ne~-fors, stopping 81 al he Way az
AT Ak--FoS freighs and passengers 70 Nsv.Yors.
uop1fuE 81 al wsy stsIiors
All AMOR New-Yorr stopping a eli the way sta
hons except croton, VerpA1cks Tub5y Hook aad One
Kindred and -6fy -second-sl
Atlli Nor on arrival Of steamer from Albany which
lesVes here a. A stopping 81 New.Hsn6ufsA Fish
kll. Cold Spring Gsrrisons PeeksktL snk-sog rsrrf.
tovs- Deerman, pobbs Ferry and Yonksrs
6f not 90 arrival OF steamer ron AIDeny, which
Low Point and VerpsAnck's
AtSi P.sor 90 .rivsl OF steamer IRON Albany which
lesves here Al 81 Pm. stopping n AZ way sisdons 90
LEAVE FEEKsKILL FOR NETWORK
AIS h.-Stoppns Al al way siauons
Passenger ~i promote ana ss<s, hs
observing tho following rules LIST Give particular dree-
uons 10 ne baggage man where your baggage 70 be do
uvsred tsat be sy mark accordingly and hereby avoid
mistakes and delays ID Procure your tickets before suls
ing the cars; Sd, Do not stsnd on The platforms
Est OLIVER II. LEE, superinlspdecx
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1850. CENTRAL kAILkoLD or n JERSEY 1850.
sr-s~ r,rr,.uws.<1 sUuuRH AkRAN0EAEHrg,

~ III
lsk kX.tx &x>4 Commencing April /, ls5O.-fhis Road
esN&--e1Is nds frou EliIabsthpon 70 miles 10
whits House. ~ reducing the staging between ne tor
minus OF The Road and Esaton TO q miles, and - School
avs Mountain 70 IA miles This line caves BY
steamboat RED JACKET, n pier ~ kver, and CONNECTS
win rains on he New Jersoy Railroad hien ears rev.
YoTk for foot Of Corlsndsl 81 tho same hour Dew
ro1s 70 gehoosJs Mountain will lees snkiaf nAr any
ether. - -, -. -
PLsEsssl TlAIB US-Passscgers VII esvs rev
York by steamboat from pier r. Or By The new-Jerssy
railroad fOot u cortlsndst al ~ add IN. lssvs
EiY .beth,ovu q 10 AN and oP NJ
PA,sEEeEE fRAIr Dowr-Lesvs White house a. 40
An and I45 Pm North Branch 81 80 An. AID ~
Pm sou,crytIle a. 10 An. and 2l0F ~; Sound Brook
.62 N .nd 22O Pm. Plsinbed a. 40 An. and lto
Fu Wesfed a. g 50 AM and sP "A EfabethioSn
IFS md To- so An and 30Ph
Yhs freight 1zn with pessoug cars sssensd) Will
Nhl,, HoCss al $50 An, somervills 40 Yltnheh elA
ara EIIsbethpor1 By steamboat, a. ~ Az Eezrnnx
cave .Y0rt, By steamboat k'd '0eA'e ron par
~ ,I.isst RON HsuYors ints1des 70 By ths Una
rasi be a the bo.i q l2i Seioek 10 insure osn< Aks<
ssses vii 0s r readiness On he sshvL 81 Ihs O'Clock
usir hoo New York 81 the White House 70 convey pes
s.oyevs 70 EsaOu WuEesbsrrs Bethlsbem, Allentown,
asneh chrnk Pa and 70 ylsudngIou, Lebanon, clinion
Milford BehIsden, Bloomsburg, Northampton, Wsshr
irSor and Belvidere ~ J. On Tuesday, fnnTseky and
ssurc,y 70 Delaware Waier Gap, sgoudssurs bsrtons
viIs ssEhops, pacvls, sucx0un, and Lsekswsnnslros
Wofks, &c. Ps- -.
s-ec insO ne scna possession Of ths Agents Of ma Co.'S
DtnJ, and ehscix or receipts givcn hefeiof
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III HxgysE nghsHSisy APP $1,000 E67kxE IN
s'---n-QP .-Lssys new-York foot Of ssyt
lsnd-sLs An. snd u r. NJ ssvs nsvsf 81 A. n. al =
fAmsssss TsAIss Dows-Lesss Dsyer sls An 60
Ll6F M Aorrssown, $50 A. and as mob
son, 10 A and go ~ summ. 20 a -
TsI1ssr T..s.-Ls.ys Dover A H.; lssvs Esw'
os1sss Hosss cAA-Lssys orsnss a 4. snd Lss
r a leave New.Yofk II 30 A. n. and sis ~.
Pssssog gers by thess trains are rscsivcd and dedvWef
each way al North and Souih Orange nDvtiss sun1a
Chalhsri Madison, konlstowr- Morris Plains, psuyis~
socksvsy and Dover.
main leave Sor suel.sanny s.anhops Hswson, Hsesse
own and Hope Daily, Milford ssd oweso on noodeyA
E:. : 81 sf sss e. S sgS d:S s:s.
S s4lasb ssnooVi. s.nSops "a s@iihs Fever. -
49,, fS9r,dsys ma ssard,ys ssd rsursiss -
ihe r u. Rsins for Hew-Yors.
Al Deryins rsges cave sG rswsMis ADD SSos:ss -
A NJ and r. n. usins for NswYors-
Al hornsl0wt stsg,s Leave on NE arrival o. ~ - "
an Wssbingtou, Belyders and Eason daily and nsr
ghs p N sains for Nsv-Yors.
Also for Bzssinz hidgs % NE arneh o. We ~
rsurring ner morning connecting win os 4 ~ wslasW
'rIrst TRAIN yos scHooLEYs MOUNTAIN
vii commences runnng oa JAY Sh nsxi and sousnss 80
ts.y. sswYon from me foo. Of cor.sdsi 81 10 Al
sslph,s proceeding directly horrissovn end psv@.
where esrrsges VII be 10 readiness 70 convoy peesoeeS
70 sebooIsy hoen.,n .rLi,inx 2 One 20 . srCsf
M III S cSs nsdisOa kOrdsaova "a 49,
Sfpps .o.oin ~ y, Os"ssus.ss d sn rsgss -
40. "a eoSpses w,ss 10 Il \ gs,a . rsx.i@t
psssugers are 70 proeurs isss nssss s'"y ~
hsn 80. ga - received Only he dag wb>s ps,sse
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PEMHgyLvA1f1A RAuAQAp.
1850.

fIoNEE1 AND ExRkEgs LINE 70 PIYfsnu1o2
H-shroagt N % boars. Ybs ean - - ROelo
MA l.sesd sfs q es vssy ess 81 noss $500 -
snd tfnishsd va especial fslHsss = - ssu1sn ~
ssovscsucs Of Rsvssrs, a9ordtng ~ annrUoo q -
"a serssabis iosusy - PnasbUIA
3or sssn sypIy u ~ Msrtsta. - D. sng -
Dsr teksls - 1krka ln1seuansa se8lY 9 welo
01U.YeA - = = 9Q0A 49,
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go ,-,szuz-sxzr1sCMMKH AKRANGnHENf.
- ~ 3EEs<&-CAADLn AND Ahsof kuly

ax-anrS<--- EOAD--Chsnks Of hoof, ana sn "a
80 IOaS FOTTER 70 5o1h Anbo5, ts>srs - hH
- e.rs 70 Camden and rulsdslphis a.. -<p
80 - No Sorth RlvsT all ~ lahing cara aisos1
A1eo, FOR csmdsr and rnlsdspt4s so2paaz 70 -
- III Gown psssorse1 n re 1snA iH'sf~~-as S~~~'
ss---,,1S b. philadelphia Abooi u rcoo. . -
ssessd Lac ss,ag :. .SG,s :, . eoo 9
~ nerainf me- ..sssr ,rs.....,,..,........Gn
rorxt7d deck passage ..'....... J. -.
xs.asa.si sad Timer provided % ssafa Ss~
Rsss. for rsssselz VII ssxs !hs sage ID wssa
So - Fs-- York 70 yreesoif, Dis.
UNI9EAER LINE.
,.~.,s- YEINsPOkr, CkDL !. assld, a. a
ssso~s YUs 81 81. Solbs ofbsggsfs allowed seek
% e.rr1sd 81 NE s< Of hs osnss pa eotsf
- s1y,d 81 sifsrsd ba<Kags exes9i uezsE
mss-,i ls4N skise
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- REGULAR MAIL LINE syQ

Wis 5tonirgtcn and Provtt encc IL,
roois withcci ferry change Of ears OF besEsgs.-xar
steamers yANDERBlLf, Captain Joel Bona, -
9OhAODcRE, Capt William H fr>xee 10 connss1eo
With the stouingcn and Provsencs and sosion ard Prsv
sspsedl om Pier Nsrh River. sss wharf shove 6ssasTp
snee, A5 oeiceh NJ and sloutnstoc "a ocloch r. -
OF upon The arrival Of the Ms Train hon 1osop No.
steamers were built expressly Zoe ne roais and are -
s rsspscs p:rusalsry adapted 70 ibe navigation u hsus
isend sound. the accommodations for passenrerV ~
sommcdious and CONFERENCE.-The ofcss capab,s ~ -
Dcrieneet The route being The shortest and mos tSos
sos,Gn sna e. passenger are enshlse
ard railroads running 70 various points om hose ckss
she vANDERBlLf win leave NEWTON on Srss1no
rnursdsy and Saturday. Leave stouington oo noeAsS
wednesdsy and Friday Yhs CohMoDokn wa lssSs
New Ycrh Monday. wednesday and Friday Lesvs e>ses
ington Suesday, xhursday and Saturday, a. B.-PHnssn
gers the srivs OF the steamers sionington proceed
lrredistey IN The splendid railroad 70 Provtdsoe
and Boston Baggage masies accompanies eseh uNn y
md fom BosIcn. For passasc. berthe, stAlsreose
feghi applications may be made 90 Ihs Axscts -
wharf ard ai the ONCE 10 Barary.plAes e.
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IT, NEW ROUTE TO TIKI r.
EssazrstwEsf AND N0RTH.-UNlTEDk ~

krS6e1DE{ NWEST AND NORTH-UNlTED 49,
STATES MAIL LINE, via the Cay.
aga and suS9uehsnns and Nevyorf Hrd Erie Railroads,
and Cayugt Lake.
Unul funbeT nonce We Passenger Trains on Csyugs
and SusquehknnA Railroad viii In connection with tne
Day and Night Express frsni lne SerYorr and Ere
Railroad, ~ daily hnes Sundays sxcspted)
fse leave Ovefo 81 s. A. NJ and Il n. Leave
Ithaca 81 3 A and ~ 81 P. N. arriving a. Ovego IN
tine ior The Morning and fVecng Express frains for
Nev-foTk.
The new and spleadd lor.pressGrs steamer FOREST
CITY, Captain william d Leonard leaves Ithaca daily
(sun5sys excepted al - A. II connecting al Csyuga
With The Express frErs gong Eat or Wes on The Al
and Rochester Railroad. Returning, leave Csyuga
sP NJ the arrival Of the Eastern or Weslen Express
frSin. connecting a. Ithaca with me Evening fras fos
New-YoTk
fhrough teke, hon Hsw-Yorf 70 cIyag, ~ fhrough
rekes from New-York lthacs Csyugs. sold board
he steamboat Of The NevYors snd Ers Railroad Con.
psny The river.
Baggage ehecsst through from New.Yort 70 lIhsea
csyuga
fhe CAyuss and susqaehsan. Islrosd 6esn enaIe-
~ rebuilt and relsd with eesyy rail on new ro7ie,
IvoeDg The inclined plains and equipped win engines Lnd
Passenger leaving NevYork via TIE Erie Railroad u
lhseA dsyhghl viewing from the the pcturesq1s
scer-ry Of Ithaca and ia vicinity
TIE connection between the railroads. and ne oo.s
seec The running directly and lron the seseost
landing In Csyuge LAKE.
Travellers avoid all the annoyance OF Ranstiprneni Of
baggage riding In omnbuses 81 soth erds Of he Lake
Passengers Tor 0sregot Syracuse Aubzrn, 6ercyt
Rochester Buffalo and lntsrnedisie places Win ind Us
The pleasant comfortable snd cheapestrouie o eodu
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49, FOX NEWPORT, mIDDErOWN
R.ns&wuS FoiNf AND rear HAMILTON. ssesa-
a1@ or CHIN6AkOkA lesycs ehsmoerst per
s.nx snndsys ace pied q O'CLOCK H. and Pier H.
fnfnptcs pssi Returning, leaves keypou ~ 0eioek
A N ana fod Halnilion. 81 An Sus V ksJpon
ssnts Fort Hamfson. lie ceon Dsem
49, ,srAYKN ISLAND fER8Y@oa
EA4k---<s shsr June I. 1850; ata
q leave New. YoFk 81 T. :, g. 10 y, An sna
l. Siom 4 e. G. and o'esoek Pm Leave ssae 49,
Landing all IS 10. II. AN and - = - taa -
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EXCURSIONS.
GRAND EXCURSION.

.K- AcoNEY IsLAND-Lsnding 81 ycst Ham
EIx,z Sltou each vsy-Fsre p, eeus-rhe i.vc,-
its steamer ST. NICHOLAS, Capt Joseph
X. Rodmsn wiz leave for Coney Isk1d, and sfer ns
ffSt August lesytlg pier foot Of Ws1-st a. 2; A. ~
n and y O'Clock p NJ pier North River, 81 10 A. NJ
and p h-lesvtng coney slsrd last TIP, a 81 ocock
su2 Inn ~ RODMAE, Agent
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~ BAH fetfhs hfo1gn before time OF ntArfng For
inform stcn apply TO BEssON BROU WER l5i West
ssges vii Re ready 10 eorvsy PASSENGER 10 AZ p@sef
tbs coCnrJ. fulo t1sl'