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DRREMPToRY SALE OF HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN rUR
NITURE Mich COW, JELLIES, AND 1WEkTMnATSt
FOLIN0PlECE, AcOn luesday morning, 26sh instant q 10
O'Clock residence Of declining house
keeping Of Pennsvana beweea ID and
n srcs effects combating part
Of a@4FtFsM 4s48
Mahogany sofns, dvans parog chairs
DO pier centre Tables marble tops)
Rosewood card tables, gilt framed pier glass
Grandoes, solar and Other lamps, rockers @#
High and ox-post bedstcads, feather beds
Hair and shuck mattresses, bedding .8,9
Dressing and plain bureaus, washstands
WardEobes, toilet sets, looking gassos
Threepiy, ingram, and Venetian carpets
Hall lamp, passage and side tables
French china dinner, dcssert and tea service
coffee urn, table cutlery
linen, crockery, and glassware
and Office chairs, rndat0rs
Cooking and other s.sss Hl.g
Together with general assortment Of Kitchen uens Asve
tin safe, refrigerator, &c. ..4 slbN.
Also, mich for private family
superior market wheelbaIrow lsY gaf
double barrel fowiingsun and equipments
sporting ride In excellent order
ne jelliss expressly
private BY skiifui and expsieaosd
housekeepers Of the city
All the above good and nearly embracing great vseV
In the housekeeping line. a. 8 NJ
Terms cas- and under, cash over rs credit o. two snA fe
satisfactorily endorsed bearing interest,"
Nov 22-dts DYER = Mc0UIkEs Aucdoaecss
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z-Ss. Matthew'S h.The RYDER presiden
oeorrstown College, preach In g. Matthew Church
Tuesday rsd evening" during the Jubilee al o'clock
on sunaays at az O'Clock, y m.
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The following correspondence tells its own story, and
We publish Il with pleasure.
sPHLADxynrA, Nov. 10, 1850.
/" DEAR sIRi As an article appeared Ia the Hornets
Nest and True Souhron. published al Charlotte North
the southern papers, which calculated 10 give an sbso
uey false and incorrect statement Of vie We and ieengs
In regard 10 the subject aatng the country we enclose
you copy reply the editor Of that pape and also
% a s Il ne. . asa W. sss
this article was nsgaied by jealous q the long
seeso SrSs o asa aS sss have
joysd with the merchants Of the south and West should
t.
untriendly or hostile 70 the rights Of the South.
"LIprNoo rr .s Gska isfss,S e.,
.GRIGG, ELLIOT, Co."
[Mr Lppincot was one OF the vice presidents at the
great meeting Of Philadelphia
PHILApELAHIA, n ov. 10, 1850
I've regret to notice Ia the Hornets Nest and True
Souhron Of the 9Th Of November article entirely msreP.
esrnng sentiments in relation to the subject that Is
!" va kave 10 sympa&y DitA hs aboliiionisfs On the
contrary, our irmndivduay and coIiectivey-are, and
s rights ofa Souis Moreover, We had nothing d.
%a s Ssa p Or q as he
lure. Of which You @ we neysr should nave nag
almanac with number OF Others purchased to make up
assortment. from Mesrs King Baird. tho printers,
i've respectfully ask you give these explanations an
- your psps ana s o,nef VINO may
Very respectfully.
$50 l. BADGER e.q.,
Editor OF the Hornets Nest and True Southron,
Ks3a@M % Charlotte, N. c.
s1CKRrIrcArg Thisis certify the National Comic
Almanac Tor 1851 was published and printed by u.s. and
only few hundred copes sold 70 Messrs Lipp'ncot,
Grambo, & CO. (who had knowledge OF the contents
anything 10 do with the getting ofup) twas one Of
our regular assortment o. almanacs, OF which we publish
eight varieties yearly, and placed their mime
upon in accordance with usual custom when book
house purchases given number OF assortment o
amanacs We have also furnished the slmanacs 70
several other booksellers In this city, Baltimore Virginia
and elsewhere The plates aud planned OF were
humorous carcasnres, intending offence 70 any
one but merely intended produce little harmless
Of the prominent political topics of the day
"KING 80 BAIRD.
IL p,.r.n
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On instant noon, amer prousced Illness Mr.. JOHN
GATHER, (prnter,) aged D years.
His funeral place Tuesday morning
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ny DYER y Mcguire, Aaetasaesrs.
BEAUTIFUL Boston-built Carriage Tor saleSon Tues
evening" November g. O'Clock, ~ shah cell
front Of auction store one ve superior ~ carriage o.
order In Boston, being
rey ofths latest style, and suitable IN every rsspeeS
private family - -
Terms cash. DYER MCGUIRE,
Nov2f-d Aucuoooen.
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vry AETED by y0ung lady = satmaeAem teacher %
music, elmer ths south o. West The applicant has bsa
In ssebnG, and .sts
hciory testimonials. Address l.. o., wsshsescs ~.
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By A. GREEN AucaaOneere
DEREMPTORY SALE or VERY VALUABLE LOTs.-Dy
thoriy heirsat law Of the as Lewis Grant
Davdson win sell auction Friday, The 2eh Of November
O'Clock al tho rcxnad
of his Lots in the city Of Washngtons consisting Of
Lots. Nos IL, IL 10, ~, Is, and ~, In square No l&
Lot No. q In square No. l27.
Lots Nos TO inclusive, In square No. l6l.
Lots Nos. 2, T. s, n, l6, a, In square No 49,
Lots Nos. 10, II, IL, IA, Is, 10, IN square No. l6o
Lots Nos. and 4, In square No. l66- F8e ean
Lots Nos. 10 Is inclusive. In square No. 49, t
Lots Nos inclusive, and Nos So 10 inclusive and No
In square No. iS4 !ta
These according Davdsons suhdvsoas
the War Department, anA
Others square Immediately Of the residence W. W
Corcorap, ESQ., VI 1ts
win land in ise, On srs
and proceed TO square 1865. .tHltl 8st. TN .
ons6h Of purchase in cash. and he rs1.s
years. with from the d SOLE
with approved security end
the Of Deeds the purchasers sxpene TIDE 10
disputsbls. M gsrI-
For within ave das De
resae reserved the purchaserS sk and cost o.
weeks notice.
Piat Of seen, ehsansl
49, Il W. RIDIN.
f@yF3s A. 0nEEN,
Nov I'D Ascuoassr
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BAsr METROPOLIS, Nov. as, 1850.
THURSDAY NEXT, the 2sth instant, having been set
apart By suhoriue.o o. this city day Of thanks
payable the bank be
70 Nov Ne s sn gsir'''
NoTIcE--om Thur-dsy ash instant,
(Thsnkpvas day. Notes falling due thai day be
IN Nov s-sd cHUBB, scHEScK, co.
NOTICE.. once win y closed Thsrd.y, van in
"" q. .sy s:' notes men falling
Nov u coRcoRAS RIGGS.
BYA GREEN, Aussssassr.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT AUCTION
mas'f che s % s.' s s
and sass; s's .a. and q .ss .'''''
Loosiss p...s., esss..s :. chairs a.n rocker" sc
s..s. sI sss sss diner. .ss sss .s
Esssss ' .ss %. ,sss. Clocks
Ingram passage stair carpets, stair-rods, se
,,,s Cooking and other stoves r -. .....,..
Il" Term. esss s'''''"'' = '''"'' 's'''' A. GREEN,
02-rhe above sale n postponed until "Wednesday,
Nov as~as A. GREEN, Aac,ione.r.
sy DYER q mceUIRE, A.esss.ssrs.
:. At IT, On II. s s s
NO 70 y. s a. s.., y :s front and
pleasant respectable nsshbohood and affords
% 20 q me pr
Terms onehf balance IN and u months satisfactorily
$50 = ''-'' DYER MCGUIRE,
Nov sd Auctioneers.
washington ana Aiszanarsa boat.
n<Se The sesmbo.. THOMAS coLLYER win depart
following
Leaves Alexandria q g., u, q. m. 3 D m.
Is. sS. 5s. Nj &. Mount y 1ss sa,.
JOB coRsoS, Captain.
WAsHrNoTON Central Aeeasmy.-Ths subscnbsp con
Mnoe Their nsthemadca1 Academy, Of
and ioh s0ss (eh Medical Cos and win hsrsssr occupy hs
whole sesnc so their spasSous suidnG with rooms for rss
et JAMES NoURsE,
- -e. JOnEPn W. HoUneu
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MADAM BLAKE the the citizens -
wi Washington and Georgetown that her dancing shcc 1ov -
Apollo Han Tor the reception of pupi Days o. mnon -
nron Tuesdays and Saturdays from bsfgsst ~ 80
O'Clock; and in Georgetown, Mondays and
O'Clock.
washington, Tuesday and Saturday svssis
from 20 O'Clock. !. -
scirees benefit q her gsps snd ne esr
ends win the NM mondsy evening
"a orius every Monday evening during hs
Gentlemen attending wim ne 49," van -
dollar sdsrou o. dollars for the season. oH 0sos0
,x,,, -.,-,.s,a tee service ssA eisss-vvsrs--ws
hsvs ns, received several cf ch silver plated ~ se,
sdies mugs, CUTLERY, t0Gether wit
80 81 funisnG sOe1s, wfA
We inviis psrtlsus attention Of ne E,ss ,..z,,,,~
Ansasnsen go Comntasa n~s1k-n.
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NOTICEunder the Get Of Conges, spPsovs1 sepsas@ -
appropriations for naval scv1ce for the
ending June eight hanised md Ay
The Navy " "suthoFse1 sxaaiss
uppying bolers
marine engines with fresh ws.s ecInistoa sse sss, p
the nayyyard Pha6elpha, Ne third Mo-
December for the purpose q exsmnins susA n
inventions, for the purpose in1csssd - nay b s
scented. 80
hereby nvsac, and an osbs inter
their dfawings, spscinea-
and modsl and other modes o. ,sson ne place az
made thereon the Secretary q To
him furnish the Houss Of representatives,
exAminaton, together win hs
Of Of said condense 70 The
WILL. A. GRAHAM,
Secretary Of The Nav.
NAvr DEPARTMENT, Nov. 90, 1850.
Nov 22-dtDec6
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TOR sALEOne Of the elegant and conmodiou. houYc.
in the city, with large coach house. stables hc attached and
garden 6led choice sbruhbcy and uit
double stories high with hntshed atfc
for culinary purposes and
having In the west end
rapidly impYvine upon which stands has rcn OF 2o
feet and back l1 feet paved alley 20 feet wde Tue IN
dsputsbe. .. r..uvv
For terms apply CHARLES y. FMuL.nl
Nov 1876 Of the General Land Omce'
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Anew sysAvIsws lust received another large
msnt Consisting descrptsons 70 which
| spectfuiy solicit attention o. the public, viz
10 rich long shaw In Blue, green, whe and crimson
mddles E44e
10 medium quality do, variety Of oolors
new wooIen shawis $50 II ~ 49,.
ack and half mourning.
Also large sssortmen o. chdsen
CLAGETT, NEWTON, NAY, CO.
Nov 23-3lsw2w ~ a.4 IS
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NEW B.nd Of ch..pssnszzI an PREPARED % Acs,v. 2.
e best brand now Ia me United stasss ssd Psssss.ssS
and will sold much lower price BY the snse Dor OF BY s
dozen.
Gsnsm.n Of obtaining this vine DO 90 y :ys
at fns Sowing Saloon, on ith suss cPgoss ~ nos
Agent for Pierre Kane, New Yok, sole agent In hs United
Staies. h-#es
Nov 24-auf wAuep
TABI.E Danasks, He'd and PfIiow-casc Lnsns, Asc--
have In store large and complete sssoftsnt
goods OF the superior dss hoaseseepen N pur
such articles particularly invited 70 ersine oar sso
qaae We have al goods below named, which We fur
any quantity DESIRED vsi
damask, Of which the ee gooAs
have offered Cor sale
pieces brown table damask low priced
2 do extra hne do
IS dozen table napkins.
IN sAsssisss snl Filo~-esss Linsrs-
10 pieces best Barnsley shessinys, -, lo4, ia, ia
10 do pillow. linens, ~, es $3.50
In Toveiiings Asvs-
9 dozen esH. das huctsbsek towels damsshsd bird
20 DO medium price DO 90
pieces superior SILICA damask towellins
80 pieces heavy German roll -. -.
Win rsa variety Of low priced to~eng such . crash knss
diaper, brown figured diacer, plain brown linen, &C.
-" - VIM" w : cLAoETT, NEWTON, NAY, co.
I'm Fl
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CARD.-Thc public respectfully informed Mrs
III the Green's Capitol Hill, for
merry occupied by Mrs spE, which she has hted up In
and sumpiuou and members and the
families, during the ensuing session Of Congress.
herself that all and Injuries
for benefit Of those who
with and neither pains expense have deferred he
from erernx solely for the OF her boarder
Before applying elsewhere please give her call Terms moderate
Nov 23-aw ri
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lUST ARRIvED.I just from Phade phia
another supply the celebrated improved Hathaway Bucks
Ena cooking which
we'll and sasfsetion In None genuine
huted bottom Of word ~Etna
mont plate The arrangement would advise persons
have also received galvanized hctar
@. WOODWARD
Pennsylvania avenue, between ION lin streets.
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We did not receive the New York Herald OF Sunday
until last night We hasten to lay before readers the
articles which relate to Mississippi These
very exciting. Every day deepens the interest Of the
drama We agree perfectly with the Herald" the
great danger is in Congress-" II either house Of Congress
permits this subject to 60 on il does crush it in
the very nesegg the Union is in imminent danger
The true for every friend Of the Union is to
tngush every spark Of discod at the very
il shows itself
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NOTICE-our Office viii be closed Thursday instant,
(Thsnksgvas day) Notes nns due thai day must be
Nov Ss-ssd cHUBB, scHEScK, co.
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N. B.-Impartisl papers please copy.

ARIAL NAvIGArIoH.-Capt Taggart made a
balloon ascension from Lowell, Mass on the 4th
snst. which is thus described in the Lo,ceH Cour.
ser:
"The balloon ascension Of Mr. Taggart, yester-
day, is represented as having been eminently sue.
cessul and brilliant. The aronaut was DESTROYS OF
demonstrating that he could ascend, and so guide
hls machine as TO return, or move 10 any given
point For this purpose ne constructed an immense
balloon Of 80 feet in diameter, with a car attached
10 or IL feet long To the aides of the latter are
attached two cranks, which being turned by the
bands operate large fans against the currents of
air. 1t is the first balloon of the kind ever con.
Rtruoted, and this Of oOurse was the first ascension
Mr, Tsggart has patented his invention or improve
hent.
At O'Clock yesterday afternoon he took his seat
in the car and sscended 10 beautiful STYLE bearing
of in the direction Of Salem. He went three miles
over the harbor at Salem and then turned about to
return 10 Lowell, whence he started. He came
back as far as Middleton, and was SO tired with
working bis wings fans, that he thought best 10
descend at that place, which he did ia admirable
STYLE at hsfpast FIVE. He returned to this city
9his morning His highest point Of ascent was five
miles He states that as he passed the Bunker
Ail Monument it appeared in the distance about
the size OF man. He passed over shower-and
while it was raining beneath him. he sat in his car
completely encrusted with frost, as II he had just
emerged from snow storm,
While the ascension, as SUCH was entirely sue
ecssfUl we regret that the receipts only Sll2
q sum far short Of the actual ex penses, which were
about $3.50. All who witnessed his exhibition yes
serdsy, speak of it in the highest terms of admira-
1iooD
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FOR SALE.

Grx FOR SALE, CHRAP-IN JERSEY CITY
- Within minutes walk OF the ferry Brick D veil
ing, house, Stories and basement handsomely finish
cd with msbe naDels, sliding doors CRATES vaults and
part Of the purchase money remain bond and
gsgs, per AlsO, acres OF land Bergen Hill
bounded by the Railroad, and BergenroAd commanding
splendid view Of the Bay snd NsrrO~s Dwelling house
stable and sgon house with variety OF all kinds Of fruit
trees falling stream Of pure waller through
the premises, having fish pond ice well
Apply to JOHN P. HILL, 81 Mongomey.st Edgar
WskemaD, Lawyer MonIgomery-sL first block from
Ferry, 10 Clerk and Cseot Archects Is Montgomery
st. jy4lm-
g. FOR SALE or TO LET-A house with about
80 acre of ground aitschsd situated In the village Of
Milton town Of Rye Weschester Co being about IA
miles the Rye Station OF the ~ and N IA Railroad,
and within mile Of Rye Beach The house contains
finished rooms with suitable oubadfngs attached; also
the premises barn, with convenience for keepnI
horse and carriage Possession given The let day Of July
next For further particulars inquire OF JOHN GEDNEY,
at bis store In Milton jy67r-
N FOR sALE-A desirable country residence IN the
- town Of Wilton, Conn. about n miles from Nor
walk, and about one hours ride on the New.Hayen
Railroad. II consists OF acre OF good land and
rounded with shrubbery The house 10 In good order II
u the DRnbury road and will be sold low ~ The sub
scTiber has NJ use for IT, Inquire CT
jel4H GAUNf DERRICKsoN l59 southst
- BUILDING SITES ON SALE In some Of the
plssssntest parts OF Brooklyn. Sections Of several
- lots together can be bad for small outlay In select
neghborhoods Apply 81 2 Pine st up stairs jel4 Inc
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cuunmuNKW.YORK AND NgW.BA-
III gxEN kAILaoAD..o. s.d 80

Er QU1nEw.x0nKA AND Nsw.BA-
Wednesday, Xpri y, - fonsv1SS
trains win leave the csnsLst stadon. near Brosdwsy-
rsnengcrs also received Al the Hew-York and Hslso
Railroad Office twenty seventh-st
l. Accommodation Train a u AN. for Now.kochslle
kamaonsck, Rye, fon Chester, 0rcenwtch, Stamford,
Dsrien, Norw.i, wespori Southport ysirseld, BrAgS
port STAFFORD Milford and New Haven Passengers non
he Wsyssons for Albany and the Stations tho Hoas-
atomic and Nsugamck Railroads will Jake this Train anA
on Providence Worcsssr Hartford Spin yield and Con
nectcut River Railroads. VIII this Train and Ion Ex
press Train 81 New-Haven.
port Albany, and Housa,onic and nsngstuck Railroads.
New.Hsven Hartford, Springfield and Connecticut Rivsi
Railroad, Worcester, Providence and Boston.
.. Accommodation Train Al 3 AN. for NswHsvon, an1
Intermediate Stations Hampton Cheshire souihin gso.
rlsnyle Harrington, Avon, rarfville, and CoinsvHs
Z Express Train al I'm. Tor stamford, ror~sn,
Bridgeport and Housatonic and Nsugafuck RairosdS
Hew Haven and Stations on TIE Canal Railroad. Hsrosd
8. Accommodation Yrkin Of Pm for Nev-Hsven anl
al the Intermediate Stations
9 Commutaron Train at $50 n. for Bridgeport anl
TRAINS 70 NEw.YokK
l. Communication Train si SIS AN. from Bhdgepog.
stopping al ell the intermediates s,aions
q Accommodation Train At 6l5 An. rom New Havsa,
stopping all Intermediate Stations receiving Passenger
s Accumulation Train Al go IN rom Nsw-Hsvs.,
stopping At all the Inermed.ls Stations rocsyinG Pes.
and Nsngsuck Railroad.
& Express Train at LILO Pm. In connection Win ths
q Bridgeport and stamford receiving Pssssngsrs om q
Housai0nic Railroad AZ Bridgeport
s Accommodation Tr.in Al 80 ~: Cscsiuns Psssss.
gers nom the Accommodation Train from Boston ffou
Hew Haven, stopping si all the intemedste Stations.
Express Train a si0 Pm tof In connection with m.
ss ss@old aSaa Eve,
Ing Train from Pitishsd connects win uak fran =
Pssngers are requested 70 procure cks before taxing
seats Ia the Cars IaS0ui T. D. MAsON supl
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~ cgHzzzzs.z1 NORRIS AND ESSEX RAIL
~ GS5s;r-Ssss7ftY ROAD.-PASsENGER TRAINS

r. Co. NORRIS AND ESSEX RAIL.
~ sSsff-;S;SSi;g ROAD.-PAssENoER TRAINS
Pm
PAssEseER TRAIN, pows-Lesve Dover SIS An and
Las p NJ; Morristown $50 A. n and rs z. NJ; ksdi-
son, 80 A. NJ and $40 P. NJ; Summit 100 A. NJ and
so5P NJ MlIyie, $50 A NJ and SIS P. ~; Orange, $50
Fs,IeHr TRAIS.-Lesve Dover s A. d.; leave New.
Yorf Ut AM
osAseE HoRsE cAR-Lesvs Orange A NJ and $50
Passengers by these trains received and delivered
each way North and South Orange MIIiytlle, Summit
Rocksvsy and Dover.
Al Dover stages connecting with the A. NJ passenger
Town and Hope Daily Milford and owsso on mondsy
Wednesdays and FrdsyL and for Sparta Johnsonburg.
Blsirstown, Columbia Delaware Water Gap, sHonss
Snrsn s.0uV s..ns NIB s%iA. TaVsD s.
Resvie. cnnon, Dunmore, hyde Park @ Proyidencs on
The P. NJ train. for New. Yers
the arrival Of the A. NJ and P NJ trains frOm and msss Tho
A. N. and p. d. trains for New-York
passenger trains for Mendham Chester schooleys Noun
tain, Washington Belydere and Easton, daily and meet
the p. N trains for New.York:
returning nex! morning connecting with The ID train for
EXTRA TRAIN FOR sCHOoLEYs MOUNTAIN
In addition TO the above trains an extra express train
VIII commence running on July 6h next and continue I'M
Leave New York from the foot OF Cortland at at 10 M
leave Newark the arrival Of the A train from Phila
delphia proceeding directly 70 Morrstown and Dover,
TO schooleys Mountain, arriving In time for dinner.
This train IN going up will receive and deliver passen-
E MI Chatham, mSd.on. honissown and Rocrswsy SUM
Returning, will leave Dover at r. N. and MORT stown
~ Stopping a. % Ne TeyosI '
Passengers are to procure their rcke before taking
their sess 10 the cars
fel5 n
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TRAVELLING.
= Ezz7sgw-y ..N . 4 EE - an IN

4 = - HosD-spw sotrrF 70 sUpeA
10 AND THE WcSr.-samnsr Ar.
cerm. Rev fsrf ,S ,s I'D,
ses cstr, Sundays sreepssdl BY steamboat THOMAS
pcNtLL rOn pier Zoo, o. Dusnsa as follows;
s Tsa:,r,:, ,qp1e' S1 sossd ! .ac oSs. ,,-,
Ch-ses hiccletovr. Por Iervt. Nar'cvfb1rg, Dsp1rL
Lar-sboro sirghsrion Oweec We ,sry tgic.cryvire,)
Euir, snd Jefferson srrfvtrs q O. ,svssiSPa
Passenger fer Rochester Bc1alo Re can lodge q &c
rsorning rrve !, aoche.,sr a,s Ra.o asa. ssrs I'M
rsergers va Albany. win The Advantage eta aigsrs
WAY isp Nan TRaIs-Ats JoAA s,opring al al ihs
rsnons-srTrg - Ccr-g the evening silo Is och
WAY fsAIs az IS PIX sr otsvlle ard al r:esnst,.
tiertsuous
Nlssr ExPRr.TsAIs, asIsPM s.oppi.s IT pseruacut
therns Crseer, Gosnen, ND letOrn, OasTs PortJor.
vE snd al m s;erons Wen Of Peri Jer: Passengers
M snsso by the lsr proceed 70 Ge,evs dine ieere ard
tAsethe Erprets Train iron Albsny, arriving Budso
,ss evening Psssenser, for lIhacA Garage Bridge, and
towns OF Cayngs Lave ske tie Of TIE Csyuga and
sosguehsnns Rsilrosi n Oego which leave nneel;ey
o. the srvs 81 the Erie trains Passengers s5r sga and
blossbury Rarosd q Coming s.se. leave Narovsburg.
Deposit I.n-sboro Blngharica. 6wesS, WaTery. IA:
''' n' Trains Ss' TO NE% STy5 4 ' '
Express Train leaves Geneva q Is A NJ Stopping Al
Lsn'boo Depot P o S J. M
S,hen Chester and suHe-ns arriving In New FORK sEs IS
Way AND MAIL fRAIs leaves Corning at 5 AN stop
Pig Al al the sisors and arrives II NeY ORR a. IS Pm
..lSHr .nPs,ss fRAIs leaves Gsrev2 81 - IN snd
gornng 81 - NJ stopping 81 81 the stations wet Of
fon lsris and Mddlsiowr Goshen Chester, sgssrns
40 ptermcni arriving IN Nsv-York st9 An
WAY TRAIN leaves Otrville a 3 AN Eoppinx az eli
the stations, ard arriving in New.Yors stlt An
= Special Train on Monday morning leaves rort
10 Ne- Yort NJ 10 v
kFwsURes BsAscH leaves Nevburgh II 5lSAM and
- n emo - r N connecting with the trains going
w " Leave hester ate IS n and 2 ~ and Is NJ.
W on arrival Of the trains from the West
tsseHT fRaiSs leave from per foot Dame n ,tsrr
seigei for Genev., Rochester and Busao and ali p.ce,
Nest taken by Express freight utr, src s porwsrded
through without delay.
my&u CHARLES ssINOf Superintendent ,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-10
Ill REGULAR WAL LINZ !

L. tsE.-iT TWEEN BOSTON AND NEw.YVsg,
via StoningIon and Provtc ence -ir:ySt
route without ferry, change Of baggage! me
steamers VANDERBILT, Cspisiu joel 81 me. Anl
COMMODORE lCsps William II. Frszse. In coanecto1
with snd Providencs snd
denee Raj roads leaving New.fork daily, Sundays az,
cepledl from Pier North River first wharf above 6cvy
Place. al O'Clock snd stoniugton st O'Clock p -
upon the arrival OF the Mail Train on Boston. Thee
were built expressly for the route and 10
cry respect pscu ary sdspsed 20 the Of Long
Island Sound The sccommoss atone for passengers are
commodous and CONFERENCE.-The officers espsble and sxs
pereDced The being the shortest and moa direct
between Boston and New York passengers eusbled 70
strive In smple time for the morning ines Of slsxmboau
aud railroads running various points from those ciues
The VANDERBILT viii leave New.York on fuesdsy,
Thursday and Saturday,. Leave stooinstou 90 Monday,
"wednesday and Friday The COMMODORE win ksvs
New Yorh Monday, Wednesday and Friday. Leave r.1su
inston Tuesdsy Thursday snd Saturday B.-Pasean.
gers the arrival % the steamers Al 6t0nngon proceed
mme dstey ia the splendid railroad TO Proviteuos
and Boston baggage master accompanies each usa y
and from Boston. For passage berths. staersoms 90
freight applications may be made 10 the Agents Tie
wharf and at the Office, 10 Battery.plsce. -