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ENGLAND.

III
ENGLAND.
Shortly after six O'Clock on Thursday even
ing her Majesty was leaving when from
amongst the crowd assembled to witEess her
departure man walked out with walking
cane and made an assault upon her Majesty.
Hestruck her on the head and face repeat
ledly but his blows had no effect beyond the
demolition of her bonnet
The Queen appeared at the Italian Opera
the same evening, when she was greeted
with most enthusiastic and royal reception.
Bombay dates have been received to the 25th
of May.
At Docares upwards of 1000 persons lost
their lives By the explosion of magazine boat
loaded with 800 bbls, Of gunpowder. A
whole feet Of 80 boass were destroyed, be-
Esides doing immense demageto the town near
which the explosion took place,
Advices represent busines as being very
dull
The Spanish Government it is said is much
incensed at our government on account Of the
Cuban affair.
FRANCE.
The Bill for the increase Of the Presidents
salary has been finally voted and confirmed
I by majority of 46
Great number of persons belonging to Sec
lret Societies have been arrested in Paris and
the provinces, most of whom were found 70 be
discharged June insurgents
Gen. Lahitte announced to the Assembly on
Monday the conclusion of favorable negocia-
tions with England, respecting the Greek af-
fair.
GERMANY.
The idea Of a5third German Union has been
formally declared and is proposed to be car
| ried into effect by the government of Hanover,
There has been change in the Austrian re-
Inresentation at Berlin, and rumors have arisen
Iofnew disputs between Russia and Austria.
TheCholera has appeared at Berlin.
ITALY.
The position of Rome is most unsatisfactory.
A commission of Cardinals has been named
to discuss the affairs of the country, and we are
told that the Police has been placed under
the Austrian authority
At Naples frightfhl accident occurred on
the 18th June. A part s. the Grenaglis, an
immense edi6ee used as barracks for thestroops
gave away, and fell down, involving 400 or
500 person in its ruins
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N IL hope I have given satisfaction" as
the pistol ball said to the wounded duelist.
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ArrlyaI Of The HibernIa,

New York July IL.
The Hibernia arrived at 8 O'Clock this morn
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The First News from the Arctic Ex-
pi0riDg Expedition.

We have been kindly furnished with the
following extract from private letter written
by an officer of the Arctic Exploring Expedi-
ton in search of Sir John Franklin:
UNITED STATES BRIG ADVANCE,
OF ST. Johns, Newfoundland,
Jtne 2 1870
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The last Moments of the President.
A teIegraphic despatch to the North Amer
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Eulogies were then delivered on the char
acter of the deceased, and appropriate resolu-
tons passed. when the House adjourned till
tomorrow.
Similar proceedings were had in the Sen
ate.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-09

GROWTH or CINoINNArL-Ciat the statiitcal,
gays there Is nothing in all history or observation
bparsleI the growth OF Cincinnati.
The man, Asa Holconb, Ia yet living who saw
The frat cellar dug in this city.
The msn, jeremiah Bustorfed, is yetivng, who
ssaiSted larAe Ludiow in surveying and laying ont
our strs cts, sixty years ago He landed here in
1885, On his way to St Louis, when not q single
white dwelt between the two Miamis. He sur
yyes to behold the county in which he resides
omprehending population Of almost 100000 in,
hsbiian,s There 10 nothing in the past or present
lovie with this picture OF prosresa
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TRAYEl4INa4
g 2, ,-,.=zszsss.za-1 NGYV-YoRn S,epIuu

fS; :sss77 ~ SE Y -T9R4 & ERIg RAIL-
L0 md TIE WESTERN az 3,,,s a
ncn-Ieeye New ort for B5lnsaanBgp E,r Goa.
9stc pace, daily by steamboats, THOMAS Pow ELL, ma
ERIE from pier foo; Of Dpane-s 81 as follows
Breakfast Gxd supper on beard tho bo4ts
YxgRrss TRAIN az : /. 81 stopping only S,i5eFrs
Chester Cosler MiddetuwD Port Jcr.5s, Narrawssurg,
Hancock, Deposit Lanesboro B.nshMnton owrg9 Wa
yerey Enlra and Jefferson. arriving al Geneva NJ
Passengers or Rochester. BuSao, &c iodse al 0eae
va and taking TIE Express Tram tom Atony next onAss
arrive al Rochester ard Buffalo at the same Gne az pass-
gers viz Albany, with the sdYsat2g7 OF usa' @ y 40
ncva =, , :. a.
stations arriving at COMING the evening al 10 70 ocA
WAY TRAM al PM for Oasyliie and III lAteTtastSSs
stations
NGGHr ExpEyss TR4lNat5P.M stofg ga;Pereo2t SUI
fers, Chester GoeaeH Mddle;0wn OGsve. fot JerYiss
Nan. Vsburgb Hancock DEPOSIT L3nesbofn Hrea! bead.
BEghamou and all the stations wGs- u Blnshantoa
Passengers Buffalo by this tram proceed Geneva, .nd
gers Ithaca Cayga Bridge aud tols "a CayggS Lake.
take the the CsyUgu and SuSQleh1nns Railroad
at Owcgo, which leave Immediately on ue arrival Of
the Ere trains Passengers for Toro and ycopns coan.
ues Pa take the cars Of ho Corning and Bs5urg R! as
a. Corning Stages leSve NNrowsburg Hancock, Depos6,
Leneseoro Binghamton- 0wego Wayery ELmirl, Cora
ing and HorncllsviIe on arrival OF the uairos
TRAINS TO NETWORK
EXPRESS TRAIN leaves Geneva al IS a NJ stopping n "a
mira, Wayery, Oweso, BughautoH. LHnesboro, DeposA
Hancock Marrow sburg, Port Jerls Mddletnwu Goshso
Che> ter and Suterns, arriving In Newly al 80 NJ.
At nil the stations and arrives In New. York at S0P&
NIGHT EMPRESS TEAIS leaves 1eneya al 5 2 n sae
Hurnellsvt0 al L III stopping III an "CSt VI hihS
hanhon mud At Great Bend LanesbOro Deposit Hancock
Narrowsburgh Port Jervis. Ohsyle Mddieown Goshen
Chester SuferDs and Piermon arriving New-Yck ats
o'clock AM
he stations and arriving in Newly York al 10 IS AN
NxwBuRGH BRANCH leaves NewbuTgh 81 70 An ans
AM and NJ. connecting wits the trains goins west
Leave Chester At z AM and PM and 10 Pm or ca
arrival of the trains from the West
FREIGHT TRAINS leave from pier foot Ouanest Al RM
Freight FOR Geneva Rochester and Buffalo and all places
West taken BY Express freight trains and Il forwarded
thrmpb without DELAY CHARLES MlNOT,
s1S Superintendent
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Rnr SS,nsEoM.

eEoRG Capt D. porrsA.. FromNew York Fn5ay oct II
Cgy EOL Cant From New Sat Oct IL
ENFIRt CTY. Capt Wnsos From Nev-f sat OCT IL
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FARMS FOR SALE.

fEss EXTENSIVE AND VALUABLE PROP
Ea::S ERTY FOR SALE IN SHREWSBURY, NEW
4 JERSEY.-The extensive and valuable Farm or Pan
tAon Of the late Alfred Bishop Esq Of Bridgeport, Conn
situated Narumson the township of Shrewsbury NJ lon
mouth county, n j. is offered for sale price much
below the market value of property in hat vicinity.
This is the desirable properly That section and YVES
purchased 10y lis late with view OF obtaining inc
superior and desirable plantation III this part OF the
country II has beer 90 pronounced by many OF the Rrs
agricuihrists in this country.
y located growing villages OF RED Bank
Shrewsbury and Eatontown convenient the New
York STEAMBOATS, running daily to and from the landing
distant rOm the property is bounded on the south
BY the South Shrewsbury river bay which furnishes
Unsurpassed facilities Tor fishing, shooting and sailing
This splendid collected by the late ME- blahcP
from four distinct farms Hdoning each other and which To-
ger form farm Of over four hundred and fifty acTes all
Of which with the exception OF twenty acres OF thrifty
growing timber laid III square fields connected
with lanes each different field is connected with an IN
falling spring or stream fresh for cattle is fenced
with yellow locust posts and straight rails and Is under the
highest state OF Cultya1OG
There are upon the properly three commodious frame
houses fourth or principal farm Mansion House, SIX
well constructed tenant houses large windmill al pDserV
aory tower 80 ee high bosthousc an abundance OF barns
carriage houses stables ard other ounhdmBs, anc very
extensive oyster grounds
This climate and there belongs IN eNtalste5a btd OF
green sand mari exceedingly ch in its crtzng qualities
and peculiarly adapted TO enrcmng aud keeping e sou III
productive state Inc sou Is exceedingly eAIeu
10 garden and fruit cultivation for the New orE markets
It VIII be sold desired separate farms ranging IL
price from Sc 500 up T009 but will be sold az whole
al IL considerably lower price
Property in its immediate vicinity has risen IN vaiae al
least + pe cent during the las TWO years and Is connuaJ
ind rapidly increasing IN value consequently hoe can oe
no risk in purchasing. -,, =, o,rr.,,g-,.r t+to-
news Is Nassaust New York where map OF tue properly
can be seen to Capt LEANDER BISBOP upon me prem
ises or 10 either OF tie subscribers ri Bridgeport Conn
prideepo,t August 26. 1850
ATT,1 EEcCttDTE Of
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Ernn, salnEfoWs

Frorq NeI0- York f0t Gds9ou.
ETY. Uf GLASGOW B. K nArRHvs About the middle OF ever
hs month Wis, In MAJ July September soTr aud January
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OCEAN grRAA NAVIGATION ConPAHr.
Ca For Now Yors Sun sept!
WIsiiI sC3TOE Capt For New Tues Oct 10
FTPH MN Capt For Now York Fro nov ID
NeT6r Cart Lto1p For New york.-.~sup Dec
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NEW GOODS,

SQUIRE ( BROTHER,
81 FULToN-ST. AND 1872 BowERY.
o. WE CAN MAKE 1T THE INTEREST ofthoso
e. who wish the above goods by arrangements
~ III Europe and the manufactures here Of getting
ses soods IRON first hands make their purchases at
either sjote-g7 Fulton or 1872 Bowerv
COG W aches by Cooper, Tobias BeeSey and others
S Go3 i Talent Lever Watches, luL eweleI.
God Patent Lever Watches for Indies
GOD Ihhlns new article; The Chn.elan, for laiies
Sod Wedding Rings made expressly for that purpose.
god L 4 is, HE watches, open both sides
Silver Ware is The pride Of our business and we are de-
ermned t. keep me reputation OF selling all of cur silver
equalto dollars and tha; is our warranted standard
OUR RULE-Al goods warranted as represented each
article the price marked In plain figures One price and
cash only. jyl6 Smeod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-09

Fyoss Glasgow }or NeIo lorh
eTI UF GLASGOW 3. r. NraHWs About TIE middle OF sVsry
,srus month viz In April nn August 0c Deer aud Fsby
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For Huropss
Rnr Americas

United STATES MAIL STEAMERS
SoiLJRss LhNE--SatLs fyoE Nc7o- YoTs.
,r Can't For Liverpool Sat Oct II
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FOR EUROPE.

%HKKH POOL UNITED STATES MAIL STEAM
sazEass2- Frs The ships comprising this Line arc The
ATLANTIC, Captain West PACIFIC, Captain Nye
The Sims having been built by contract, expressly for
strucon also in their engines to ensure strength ana
speed and their accommodations for passengers are une
oualed for elegance and comfort a,.o
Price OF passage from NewYork to Liverpool $50 ex-
csiyp use OF extra size stateroon 1925 aud S5; from
Liverpool to New-York S35 An experienced surgeon at
tarh3 TO each ship No Bertis secured until paid for
PROPOSED DATES OF SAILING.
FROM NEW-Yo. X. FROM LlVESPoOL ,.-o
Saturday October l2h, 1850 "Wednesday, OCT o0l iSW
Saturday October 2fh 1850 Wednesday, Nov GOTH l85O
Saturday Nov 10th 1850 Saturday December IN !8S
Satlrday Nov 80h 1850 Saturday, December 2lst 1850
SanIrdnv Dec l4th 1850 Saturday, January, 4th. 1881
SATURDAY Dec 28h 1850 Saturday, January 18th, 1851
WCdnestay Jan 9Th 1851 Saturday, February LIST, 1850
"Wednesday Jan 22d 1851 Saturday, February 18Th, 1880
"Wednesday Feb 5th 1851 Saturday March LIST, 1851
Wednesday, Feb 18th 1851 Saturday, March, 10Th l55i
Weduesduy Mch 9TH, 1851 Saturday, March 18th, 1851
ForfreiEht or passage apply 70 EDWAltD n G04Ll NS
Sc Wal-st Ncw-YoTk; or to BROWN, ShifIih1 y W
Me owners of these ships will not be accountable for
oid silver bnllion specie iewclrv precious stones or
metals unless bills Of lading are signed therefor ana the
vnlue thereof therein ex pressed
After the Isl of April next the rate ofeght by tue above
steamers will be materially reduced SD u
l41rs.s FOR E.IEAhPOOL-Unied States Mail
A&s4 steamship ATLANTIC, Capt Jas West IhiS
s'%"'FF steamship will depart with the mails Tor hu
rope positively Saturday, October l2h from her berth at
the foot of Canal-st
Nc berth secured until paid for
Ajl letters mus pass through the Post Office.
For freight passage, having unequnlled acconmoia
tons for elegance or comfort, apply to -
EDWD X. COLLINS, IS Wal.st
Tie steamer ARCTIC viii succeed the AFLANIlC,
and sail October 26ll - soU
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0oLIInss Llrr-SotLs fross LSsSspoot.
,sp .n7Ic Cant Wps. For Newly orf ..Wed. Sept %
Capt For New York WED Oct 10
Capt For New York WED Oct 30
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FOR SALE.

-
AES at PR VATE SALE "A bteunful TWO slofy
E. frame bcpse and sfge lot o. R'onno oenseIut'
~ siuatrd on ms ms,n Foec iesdlng ieln huZsle't
town 10 E,zabethporL and only about mlhulea Wsik
Ezabehlown Zoe houte - 40 built by the owner 10
The substantial manner ls entirely nav ana heAfiy
hIisDedcan he finished for about IS or SO 10 SUIT me
t,3 d.nh with arge dining room or Kitchen sirched
&c - 3 "a fai hy ii feat in dsnth The lol ia OF good
~ eai I,nn,e5 md nhn1ndr with voung fcpIl trees
SU n ;7s es feet i1on hv 900 fea, in dooth ssgei
sn b. doo, 40 m ,,me, ney dev Fbs place wi be sod
r pniad To- coon yerv cheap Iurge portion OF The
nur6sse money can remain on bond and morgaee rFice
~ forte n,rttcnIsrs cor he OBTAINED hy apolypg 10
90 IVY j. n4hnohEo1 Auo0oooo-, D-o--',
- l,rr-p,r1r,xy gDAu oN 1uE JrfDSoN For
&s3 CUU4T1Ie & ~ 80 !, rho VIIaga Of t{sst
LIE SAFE ial Vi uouu o. CO me- hosa M,
mgs q nles ron the cry ilo n?s9o 10 I,'' onl,'
of stone lnth most suOstnlta ihannef III hO5i sSel
with II rooms, and has one OF the NOS commanding eWS
of the river and adjacent scenery TUNES uilusua PcIF
esque prospect WIN convenience hlo Io' eLHJut 1uo
5Sapff Of fr The whole or part VIII be sold on appca-
on 10 the proprietor on the premises Hastings the
HFdsOn N Y (s28 2yy*l ALEXANDER BRINE
----------
1as.s ass pRgVAVE SALE BROOKLYN BUILD
s9.ii 1NG LOfe-S lois onllng on Futonav OF and
EisA H.. corper n Hovts and betwrer Eovtst and
~ ue eolu-i ~ SrS,1 ,nesaon GsI5 lot, ore
each q ee rches front end rear by "A feet III dsph also
cesitsbe lots eiecly Ia rear OF the above on Hoya be-
Is Futon-,v INC LYingsoD't each " ieeI ifontby
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For America.
aunAnn Llnu-Satls fros. Liysrpo
For Europe.
Efrn1n Rrnursn.

OCEAN SrRAM NAVIGATION CoMPAEE
ERMANN Capt From New YORK; Mon Oct 81
ASH HGToR Capt From New YORK. Wsd Eov &c
pBN Capt Ca RrAEs.. From New orb ..erd Dec 20
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FOR CALIFORNIA

><4FSHt :. l Eob CALIFORNIA VIA CHA9RES-
49, w lIhOUr DETENTION AT PANAMA
Inc United States Mail Steamship C0mpeny
VIII dispatch he splendid dOubia-eugine steamship CEOR-
ia on fIiday Oct a3 O'Clock p from TIE pier foot o.
WauensL AcTih RIVER. with the Government Mails and
passengers LOT san francisco and intermediate ports
TIE connection al Panama VIII be carefully kept up, 50
Us toeVgn any detention beyond the usual stay IL port
The eooks are now open and passage be secured II
the following rates;
FROM NEw-YoRE TO cHAGREs.
2tH4e.o o7i n '.-a-'s.9Ap
Siandee berth forward saloon 49,, ..,......... 50
StceEags berth, found bed and separate table -. 80
FROM PANAMA TO SAN FRANCISCO
Slae-TuOIn befil 80 ..,. -. $500
ofterase found bed ana separate table ....t..t 15o
Soteroom spndee steerage.
SthffeFJn' -.,-...s....S25 so SIG
SaYa1lhl .'.s.-........,... . % ~
Havana -t.......,.......7 s. q
Eeyv-0rieAns .- ~ "a so Is
frelght " Ghasree 10 Goats per cubic foOt prepaid
Freight to Havana Soc per cdbic foot barrels 30 each
Cosgnees TO receive their guods al ships tackles uiino
diafely after her arrival Havena
To secure freight or passage apply At the office OF TIE
Compan5, IN West5t corner OF Warren TO
NJ ROBERTS
Special notice is gven to clippers by this line the
Company have prepared form OF bill OF adng adapted 10
Their business which will be furnished shippers appli
celon at the Company Office and with which they
quested to provide themselves as other viii be
signed by me agent OF the Company All bills OF adng
must be signed before the sailing OF lie vessel s29 toll
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INdPRovE YouR EYES.

~ WISE OPTlClAN,
e1-s - $3.50. MOST RtisH GCTFULLY ufofms The
SSS-S sctt3eps Il Nav yoTE and lhe public in
e. A-Ss general ihet ha has located himre,f In this
Wy aS7 bFoAoSsy for the sst sight yexrs where nav
2e 0na large Acd complete assortment OF Specaces and
Eye els see, In gold silver and seel trnmss
4. aould also remi0d the public To whom he Ia DER.
eii Anowu by bis Waits - Saratoga Syringe for the
k sixteen years that by his knowledge OF tbs pca Sci
te be enabled 10 deorn1e tha 9lssRes snAbe any
eSe With weak aS he supplied with glasses
WGichNln greatly bsnehi Aa6 20, 81 ain The sight.
usest attention 10 called 10 syle OF Perspective
StoenV Sssa w hSh will both for reading
NJ Of lhe 6nest dnI which, through their
h1 49, gresudi produce the purestyision, and
sn t6 w recommended the best In iheir effect
san,,,s Tr NO. pSaevSe& and improving tho sight In
Short sighted persona nd fho,a o,a,,, ,,o S ..t.
rsct car also be butsd S 0Peissoe "P'N i'i |S'A'
He inserts New GlAsses of ,r,er,ox r,.ps ,n ala
~ ee. Nn' '0cl' he Patronage Of al In waai Of his sr
He wserznts al Rpeetei,,s o-,.h,.., -,.,,-...,..,
nss to- Sve years. or haDss e res n wsoa su sx pS
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.s.exSs. F&Rn R30GOLO,-7nroueh Line for
SAEFs .ltforni1 Anf OrsPon via Gh.Rres direct, end
r%ssAf'f by ths UuIsd states NAL SaEmers hs Pa
cifc ete splsraid Hesuatip CHEROKEE, l30D uns,
Hsnry Windla COMMANDER VIII leave Dor d0cs pis
son vet for Cbagr@t dlroc! saturday, October "
a. s o'c RATES OF FARE.
BaooE sIae Room1.. tO
Lov 81 aaiU With ne privilege Of The 3a!oon..... 30
sieeraee 'ourd vi ma.tfnsselRnt board 81
STE CHEEOKfE md PHILADELPHIA are !as ony
sesr-t ttDnnr difecEo CndEree Ia connaclon Win ae
United - Pacific aBii 6!eaTs.s, from Panama 10 SEn
francisco Ps.engers By he ch1IoAee vi! conaeci s al
P.ueu y 20 he rrgUa' "a oil Packet OF No7emhef-lne
stearnef CALIFORNIA. FOR passage, amply TO
sS0toi2 HOWLtHDA AgPlN Va Lk Sd and 50 Souih Vt
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FsSEFFss rzasyrsagxa1 aO,CLOCKLINE rE>sav D
&tess ~ -. FOR BUDS Q y and

R0-aZ SSSsE--fla-. INTERMEDIATE sz<a'az Azs~A1Aa
LANDINGS.-The steamboat HUDSON, Capt WEE ~
Melen will leave the steamboat pier foot Of CedaIs 81
Monday Wednesday and Friday and the steamer COiluA
BA Capt C. f. King, Tuesday, Thursday and Sanfaa
at O'CLOCK connecting With the 52ses a. Ne"OuSs1 n
HUDSON tii AND gEaxsnRE RALEoAp-1's PasssnsSs
trains of this Road after March 25 viii leave hudsoa ssA
Leave HudsoS ia NJ and PM and wes Stock
FTgsd a. rans viii passenger car attached viii sara
Hudson OF II AM and West stockbridge at 10 90 AM
NAV se he day boat for New York or the boatfor Pc &
keepse and thence by railroad to New York by PM
Fare by latter from Hudson not exceeding u g.
Passengers By the evening train will find the seanofs co
LUMBIA and HUDSON always waiting for them AMI tho
fare of those boata viii be as low any other evening sOas
the riyer-om 81 cts downward as ths Bne boas nag
SCI the example a,
Co. and the fare in returning Passengers should fec
lect that this fare includes berhs which excluded In ~
The trains from Hudson both morning and ayenss co.,
je5 6In j. T. WATEK9nnlls5-----.
RI; EEzszgs851 EaiE ANn ag IRgfaS 81 - sa5
9 .-tali iI Ea1GS S AND aes a.
RY-4he ferry boat Will on and after Hi0D'-'
foihsI sosss run g s f' ISG and ed SIZE
to meet The Hudson Ryer Tains 81 sid s 70 zee ssS
Leave Deerman a. 10 a a5dson River nUn
y on the arrival OF 'D0 f'A-' p.s,enxsr TrsIa.
York. pda Day Express 70 ia HqAsgs
piysT Cars which IssTe ihe s'' -u4
BesdSsy is s TS1 pre- rl asasea I've
sayns Pierrnoat 4 20 = u Is + -.
ss1 o., md 4. I'D a1 fsl
!. sss s. 91 sss ssss @ - -
aon tic rsd sSEfTEa III WAEslAH. sa'eRnsea az
pe.,n1an. oel 1 8. 1859. an : NOV K1n-
70 Road LINE for PhI1deiPa4
@ss O'Clock A a. snA u oaoe1 &C.,, r y 40 ~
,t rOHN POTTER, daily, SunaAya ekespHa, 49,
sceanMIo North River EarekEst clasa cara ~ s9g@
elass cars, ~ -------
5Favsas STATEN IsT4AND EERRY:-0h
r. zna after Jqns / isSs - H Nv
: 80 o'clock ?. X 2ssTe vandesblrs Laaaing
s1a II 4 Il sad l. RAJ g. sGaa'P u sAV
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"a TO PHXSIDiANS "a rare opportunity fer
W young ply sicsa shss desires gooc pt9cAce.
T obs sichn VINO iG ceeirou5 OF eiilg from Toe pro.
essirn Offers ha praccs snd Fsrm OF 6e acres de-
hgh;fuy s,tused pleasant village IS nies tom We
Civ o. raid farm arc two largo weilngs tw9 barns
csriisg hou1e &c All IN good repsifi large qualify
and great vsy 81 ehoc ts b aTss S'Isoh q o o
7youis be exchsused fot city property. Inquire OF /,
NEYgER SIl Bower. from 10 tl 0cock, daily. so M
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LEAVE NETWORK, GOING NOBTA,
I,hnfnhnfaSf

terncdIHte ltpIlngs
LEAVE NETWORK, GOING NORTH,
From the Office III EIudsol-st Charnbers1a
ATT \. M-Way train 'or Albany stopping at aa Wag
With Steamer JOLEPH BELKNAP which wild land d
Hyde Park Kingston, Barrytown, Tyol, Malde9 Cats
and arrive of Albany ut s z. NJ.
At Is A. M-Express train for Albany stopiiag n
Youkefs Dobbs Ferry Dearman, Tarytown, Sim Sing
Peekfll Garrisons, Cold Spring, Fishkill New Haoa,
bnrgh and connecting at Poughksepsie with the NEW
WORLD or Aida which viii aud at Kingston Maldo9s
Casill Hudson and CoXsackie Rn9 arrive Ut Albany 81
At12M-F6f freight and passengers to PoughksoeaGs
stopping at all way stations
2t5 = II-For passengers to Poughkeepse, stopping
At4 P M2Fcr passengers PeeAskli stopping at Ga
At4 45 P. M~Express train for Albany stopping sE
Yonkers Dobbs Ferry, Dearman, TGrrytown Sing
Peeksll, GarrsOn's, Cold Spring, Flshki, Hew-HhuF
the Steamer SOUTH AMERICA Which viii land at Hyde1
PurL Kingston BanytoWn Tgoj, Mllien CatskiA, HHa-
SON CoXsackie SuyYesant and New Baltimore and aRrYs
AtG M-For Passengers to Poughkeepse, stoppasg
al plthe way stations
LEAVE P0UGHKEEPSIE, GOING SOUTH
Nor New York stopping al al ula VEG
All l. M-For freight ans passengers to Now-Yox4e
XII B a M-For New York, stopping at all tls ysT
staions except Croon VerpAnCkS, TNby Hook and Qaa
AtIl Is A M-Or on arrival OF steamer rroR Aibaag.
which leaves there al A Nj stopping al New. HanbaTEs
rytovgi Dearnan, Bobbs Ferry aud Yonkera
At Nor on arrival of steamer from Albany, wtiok
leaves there ut i NJ stopping ut oil way stations e4oeet
Low Point aud YerplanCk's.
At 80 P Nor on arrival OF steamer from Altnag.
which leaves there at5 Is P. NJ stopping Ut ell way gar
tons on signal.
LEAVE PEEKSKfLL FOR NEW-YORk
At6 l5A. M.-Stopping III all way otatton5.
Passengers viii promote their convenience and sa6sy W
observing the following rules lst, Give particular eau5-
the baggage man where your baggage 70 10 DE-
hvered that he may mark accordingly and thereby ayeA
mistakes de8ys ID procure your tickets befOro ssts
ing the cars 3D. do stand on the platforms
iYZJI OLIVER II. LEE, SupernteDdGa8.