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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-23

g FOR ~ALE.-Tge well finished three story 0Tck
. buildings win basement under cellar, and 1sOry
tensions situated Twenty seventh - about 100 feet
wsst % T. ghl lho south side of he street They
finished complete, with the modem mpfOgeilcais lDi
ard cold water. gas fixtures. marble mttrs rsngea Sc
Apply 10 H. " DIXON. corner VI sSul-ay snd Tsenty-
second e. mls
81 FOR -ALE-Eight ios SrovmesI totSe-u
Greene snd " oDs.ef two % Creme an one ne
Wooster a Inc o.auGn 'o> iarge manufacturing
establishment having good chimney the ground Ap-
ply 10 GUY RICHARDS, lie R9y.piae-, Or
mn fwo-s JANIS : HUBGISs So Waist
o. PRIVATE sAIE.-g0 Lots tho North s.ds ~
- >evenh-aveUu-. between Ninety Ffh and Ninety
Eixtihs,s a. IN one parcel Terms lb-rsl For further
particulars apply - A BLEFCkER, Agcnouoer, :
Br0sd-st mls Ia
O. FOR sALE--A small coubi- house and TX lots
- on TTsnty-nrst 100 feet frIn F@fhsy Brooklyn.
- The place 3 suitable for eastmzn ntkmsn Ap-
ply ~ llf fEliOn-st Brooklyn @IN
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- hrck holss aud valuable l0 u ground s'isteJ
- side Of Eleventh - between the fiill Iul
slSh Avenues Toe said io being p feet uches
front aIi hy - feet in Depth The house Is nuaed n
elegant Win al modem npIOvemauis for geuieuce
Zach bathroom with cold and shower hih- VA
ter closet &c Ss For terms and further particulars Of e
shove property apply Anthony J. Bescker Alct aneer.
Brosd-st A iarge portion of he purchase money
rcmsn on bond and mortgage Cor gears az per cent
/. desired NILS lW
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q, FOR SALE AT HARLEM,

G four lots Of ground. situate Onenunded and
T. ninh-st between Fourth ard Fitih avenues. The
cottage contains rooms and panes and Is IN perfect
Ofi-r TIE losrun ufos Oh from Onrhud and y'nfy
n.nnsL 10 Onehuldf and Jrueh-sL On SAID premises
stable carrage-hOsse, Wlh0u-r wooinolse
and house, all Ia p-fl-c order and repair The place
wei stocked with he choicest irut and shrub
bey and T. within hFe nlnAies walls u ths Railroad For
further particulars inquire OF
AT HENRY L MgtgOMt ". 70 Nassau u
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AUCTION SALES.
ANrHoNY :. sLEEckyR Aaeliogcs.

ANTHONY J. BLEEcEgR Anef,ou..~
DEREMPTORl SALE OF RIAL ESTATE RY
Il ANTHONY J. LLEESkER si Ne Mssehsnts TX.
change the le day u APr 81 u oeoes hs sas "a Be-
coniioaed from day 10 dAy unul Closed
Ga q John J. Palmer. EsQ speef. r,~>irs- s
he Notta American rrzs, and Bsnkiss Co
oI et r, st~s rear i2 sess % sss is Ga is
otaer-reui : i.SS-
No 70 Pesrksl-S .sofy bnss house 10 - &c, ey s.
rent 500
No DuAaes! s.sry briek house 'O % fee, BY .soss
90 Sec map-reoi $50
No - Msrkspace-S story bck house - iest bv 10
lis ore side, - The osher--reug slc0
No ~ Fulton st-S slory brick store > les Sy ~ is
one side IS Sl2 TIE ofhcr-Teni SeoCo
Nos pa 81. %. -, ~ ~, Fentast between First
svenue and Aveuua A-lots Is Sy Sss-rent $50.
Nos 1856 lSS TOO ktrstay~1IeS STORY hFisk houses
Ftrsi.avsaRe-lois 2SsNSs-S>s0.
Nc. o. Chas.S story brek ssoEeio' 2 BY leo ieei-
rent-S70.
~ 81 \. ne Seventeenth sra se- raps-S.syvessnI
A. ot, between Frst And Seyeni~Saih snt Ia heef
o. anl Avenue A -see msp-Dyson
.ots - SixllRsi and on EghihG eet~e~ Avesaes
y io,s On 01e.kuairvi arG ~ snry-hina-st between
fsnth al Eleventh
wILLIAMSBURGH
= oss on Fnlrlst y kourhst AID FInhs win s'v'
y o,s s-a Parts On south Third sni Ersl SIS with
frame hoUses
eRooklYN
IS lcis oa Court WaFrea and I. luc SIS
5 l0's On Ce.a@sis sad Cranberry, running hrugA to
POUGHKEEPSlE
one SPACIOUS mansion kuoNa as tie Tszsge place oui-
-g 90 Dslared, Msnsuu and Albany 80 an pre>e~.-
horse sbou IS feet sQuae yaz -
stories ~h 0sssvsnr sni Srick sable
O1e fam u the iowa o. Jamsica q ~ acres also, Is
>cfirs Greek, AMI So OF fresh ana san
meadows, IN el leo acres with dwelling house ard
oai'Sings lioisi mS b : Z5s
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POVGHKFEPSlE

rs lots On Court WaFrea and .uc IS
lOts Coumbis sla Cranberry, running hrvugh %
Fdrmau.
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FOR EUROPE
Tr,p Npvp yORK AYD

<sGza% THE NEW-YORh AND LILY EHs
%LEEA POOL UNITED STATES NAIL STEAM
z1EA2aA% ERS-The ships comprising THIS Line, als ne
ATLANTIC Captain West PACIFIC, Captain N7e,
ATTIC Captain Luce, BALTIC, Captain Constoch
ADRATIC Capt Grafton.
These ships having been built by contract expressly for
Government service every has been taken In their con
stlcton e. also in their engines 10 strength and
sDed aud their accommodations for passengers une.
QuaIed for elegance and comfort
PYce OF passage from NewYOrk 10 Liverpool $50
elusive use Of extra size staerooms $l5 and $500 from
Liverpool 10 NewYork f35 An experienced Surgeon at
rachef 10 each ship. No Berths secured until paid Tor.
PROPOSED DATES OF SAILING.
FROM NEW-YO. X From LIVERPOOL
SATURDAY. October 9Th 1850 "wednesday Oct 18th 1850
SaIYdav October 18TH 1850 "Wednesday, SoY 10Th 1880
SBurday Nov 9Th 1880 Saturday December 7th, 1850
SATURDAY. Nov 30th 1870 Saturday December 2ls, 1880
SATURDAY. Dec l4th 1850 Saturday, January, ith 1851
Saurday Dec 18th 1850 SATURDAY. January 18Th 1851
"Wednesday Jan 9th 1851 Saturday February lst 1850
Wednesday, Jan I'd 1851 Saturday February 18Th 1870
"Wednesday. Feb 9Th, 1851 Saturday sMarch lst 20,
Wednesday, Feb 18th 1851 Saturday March lou iS2I
"Wednesday, Mch 5th 1851 Saturday March Sh re
For freight passage apply 70 ELSsA n - 20
81 Waist New-Y ork. or 70 BROW y, ShIf II y,ori
Liverpool. r q ROBERTS % - hlhg a..9 paris
London on l. Draper Jr Boulevard Monimareb FOR
The owners OF these ships viii not be times or
gold silver bullion specie, jewery, precious and Lhe
metals unless bills OF lading are signed the'e''
value thereof therein expressed ,t by the abo7s
After the Isl OF a prtl next the rae Oh lr7's sb
g smers viii be materially feouCeu
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Nnnrr OF Annnnla,

ALBANY, oct II, I850-No &C. Jones & Jones
agt Judd, appellant: submitted upon printed
sguments and points. n, Howard, j. counsel.
NO. 81. Babcock, appellant agt The Montgomery
Co. Mutual Insurance Co responder iadgmen:
SHirmed by default NJ Hill j-. counsel for ro-
gpondents No. % Tallmadge appellant, act.
Gusbman, ex 'rx. and others, respondents: argued.
yseph Blunt for appellante VIM, Curtis Noyea
and Samuel Stevens for respondents No. %.
leavist, Receiver &c. appellant, nst. De Launay
Ind another, respondents; argument commenced.
Samuel Besrdsley for appellant Francis B Cut
ling for respondents.
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50 CENTRAL RAILaoAD or \ JEasEY lsse

1850. CENTRAL RAILROAD OF N. JERSEY 1880.
Egrs". r-szyEFzFaz.s-1 SUM3LER ARRANGEMENTS
49, commencing April l850.-rhis Road
A1'-A- extends FROM EGzabethport IS miles ID
White House N J. reducing the stag ng between the terrn-
nus of Road and Easn 70 . miles and to Schooleys
Mountain miles This line leaves Now York by steam
boat RED JACKET al pier !, K and connects with trains
on the Ne~-Jersey Railroad which leave No"York frta
foot OF Corand-st the same hour Anew route 10 ScGo
eys Mountain, with less staging than any other
PASSENGER TRkIN UP-Passengers viii leave New Y6sh
By steamboat from pier l. Mr. or by the New Jersey Rail
road foot of C0rand-st Gt Am and M leave Eliza
BEETHOVEN at 10 An. and P NJ
PASSENGER TRAM DoWN.-Leaye White House at -
NJ and - NJ; North Branch al $ A VI and IS PMj
Sonlery1le An 10 p Nj Bound Brook at %
A NJ and ~ P NJ; Plainhed at 70 NJ and ~ mi
Westfe.dat s. AN and NJ Ehzabehtown at ID Aze
l03OA.M and 5 ~ ? NJ. Ill.,.
The freight train with passenger cars atached) VIII eave
White House ct 8 80 M, SoHeryile 80 Panheld 10,
end Elzajethpor, by steamboat nj 50 An Reurmhg,
leave New YORK BY steamboat Red jacket rom Pef l.
North River a, P NJ a.,
AIfreight from New-Y0rS Intended to go by lhs ine
must be- at the boat Il 80 O'Clock TO insure being takea
through that day.
saecs VIII be In readiness the arrival Of the O'Clock
tra from Al the White House to convey passee-
ger 10 Eaton Wlkcsbarfe Bethlehem, Allentown, Maneh
Chunk Pa and Pennington, Lebanon, Clinton, Milford
Bethlehem. Bloomsbury Northampton Washington, ana
Belvidere n J On Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday 70
Delaware Water Gap, Sr0udsburg, BaronsyLle Sanhope,
DaeYe BuckstOWn, and LackaW anna Iron Works ac "a
n b.A baggage al the rls OF the owners until deliver
Ell into the possession OF the tents o. the Company,
aud checks receipts given therefor 0
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1TRs, JRRYIs's GOLD OANDY.-sPRING
lfk COrTHHS AND COLDS

T1e vapOrB OF The cleaning 6arIh.
Evolved beneath the San Of Spring.
70 hoaueneIs cough and cold give birth,
And Death amid hem waves his wing.
che Sun ofMarch - so ShAkIpere wroiei
Isvtry apt to Dourlsh ague;
And influenza Group, sore throat
Too frequently II brings TO plague you
Be wee In time! DIsesse aud Death
tighten their gfasp while fooa delay;
To morsoto many a victim salth
Whose fate, perchauce, hansG on today
Don't say, this cold Vii sooa go of -
Orlhnk our chesi and lungGimperyious;
But hen attacked with cold or cough
Hasten al once 10 Mrs Jervls
Surely as day gives place 10 night
Or Spring succeeds TO Winters throne,
Her Candy puts cough to flight
And gives the lungs 3 healthy tone
SOLD Wholesale and retail by Mrs. w. JERVIs S66
Broadway, door above FtanGlinRt and sold by drug
sats generally Agerts-Il0 Broadway 10 AIior House,
r Hayes SS Fulton o. Brooklyn Zach package Ia In.
iably sisned,Mrs W JERNIS Be sure 10 ask Tor Mrs.
eGRNlss Gold Candy Pa! up IN packages Of Is. %, is
BOD 81 cSrh ola Ii
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Eor Europes
nnnARp LINg-F'or Ltge7pooI.
For Brcuea.


OCEAN STEAM NAVIGATION ComFAKT,
CnABrax From New fork Mon. Oct 81
TAsBIKGToN Capt From New York. " cd Nov SO
ssRHA Capt From Nov Yors.-Pnd psc 30
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TEE ooEAN STEAMERS.
For Europe.

UNITED STATS NAIL STEAMERS.
coLLiNs's LIEB-SaiF fross Net9- Yorh
ARCTIC - Cant go. For Liverpool Sat Oct -
BALTIC Capt CoNsTocK For Liverpool sat Nov 10
HClFlC..... Capt For Liverpool nov ~
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FOR Glasgow,
FrOun ElnSN0Vvs

Fros Neio- York for Gtasgo1s.
ETY. OF GLASGOW B. r. MArElwt. About the middle OF ever
alternate month, In MAY July September NOV AKA 'anSA5
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10000 WINDOW SHAD ES

xHIHOLEsALE AND RETAIL, at great bergs'na. in
w lots su purchasers from "a up al o0 fesf dur
doors from Chaham.st. trimmings, Cambrcs, &c for the
Trade. lol2lma w. " JtNNo
1sTTgTIe1vg z,FIADgs! Sis eOMNICEB 9AA.
S@ ?ERY 4USLINg sc 5miloS about fuTnishl 3
,ae,r y7ndors wul Inc above articles will hnd 81 g.
TOODFORp'G 295 Broed@sy the largest and best re
soriner in cly several ns s'yea ueyeT before ntr
auasd 81 NoyYork isce and muslin curtains, ofspeYt
,a1gca loops Yns, bands eornicea, &C. Ramllea paf'
~ sing OF the euhacrhai may rely upon getting hrs1-rsS
scIo and as low as Il s possible TO import or mAnuise'
IRA H. Merchants buying al wholesale viii hnd say
sIst, J. C TOODBOBp, &95 Broadway.
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From Bremen.


OoEAn BrEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY.
RASHINGTON Capt York Tues Oct is
EERMA FOR New Yok..e Frd Nov 10
EAsBIE9TOR LLorp Fer Now Yok ..~.Sun Dec 10
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Change Of Hours commencing Sept. D.
s.r-ss...-.t-, II AAIApn AND PATER1 nE


y.sto~ r.4aeszss.zg=.y7 RANIAPO AND PATERSON
a. " AND PATERSON AND HUDSON
4HA~@ ht----AA-RlVER RAILROADS
Leave Sufern's Depot at Leave New-Horka At
= O'Clock A NJ 8OclOCa A. M
Ia O'Clock 80 min A NJ O'Clock Is min p. NJ
+6 O'Clock 2 NJ 3 O'Clock 45 Bln T. 81
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Lcuve sufefn's Depot At Leave New York al
s7o'clocd a NJ 5Ocock - min. 2 III
or Oh the arrival OF the Erie trains going East.
PATERSON TRAINS.
leave Paters0na n Leave New York ct
n O'Clock A. NJ Marketst 8 O'Clock A. NJ
81 O'Clock NJ Patn Depot 10 o'clock A. NJ
l2ocock NJ Paterson Depot / O'Clock p. NJ
Il o'clock NJ Pain Depot 81 o'clock P NJ
e. O'Clock p NJ Markets. 81 O'Clock
Except Mondays,
Leave Paterson at leave New-York al
7. O'Clock 4 NJ Markef-st 9 O'Clock A
a O'Clock P NJ Patn Dep 81 o'clock p. III.
N Bon Monday mornings the first train from SuteCu'H
Will leave ut g. or the arrival Of the Otsville TAIN
TIE 4. NJ. auA > - O'Clock Nj. trains from New.
York viii stop any station north Of Paterson except
Rock Road and Hohokus and viii be in time to meet The
Ere trains morning and evening, going West at Suferns
Depot
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Fross GLasgoto for Ncto- Horh -,
WTY or GLASGOW E r hATIHws About Tue nldoe OF sIsy
atsrps.s month Ap Juns August octr Dsc ana seey
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vss4~ ,-r.sz4zs=4asze-, NJ OIaLIS AND ESSEX RAIL
IssGkt as ss $50 ROAD-PASSENGER TRAIN.

l51kt asssszs;.s. 80 .s.iOAD-PASSENGE TRAIN.
Azss- S-sstH's P2Lcaye New York foot OF Corr:
lanas A. NJ and a P. NJ Leave Newark st a M' and
y PAssENGeR TRAINS DowN-Le4ye noyer6 - A N aaa
I - p NJ Morrstowu 30 a NJ. AMI y 7 NJ Man-
som 81 A NJ and , 20 2 NJ Summit ~ A. NJ and %
P 81 Alh1le 30 A NJ and 10 NJ Orange, 80
A NJ and 81 P NJ - ~,
York II 80 A NJ. a, , %
NJ : leave New-York II 81 A NJ and ID T NJ
Passengers hy these trains received and detYerea
earh vay p5 North and South Grunge, Malrllo summit
Chatham Nadison Morristown Sorris Plains OanVll9s
RocBawDy and Dover
N Dover stages connecting with the A. NJ passenger
traiu leave Sucknsuny, StHnhope, Newton Iacnuts.
ioyyn ana Hope daily; Nil ord and OSegQ on MonCinya
Weduesduy- and Fridays, and Tor sparta Johnsonburg
Buirstowp Coumnn Delaware Water Gap Srongebarg6,
coutinuino to tfc Lackawauna Works Passing hrouga
BartonYle, Sauhope PA Sn,tt5 Tavern HeayIesYueI
Clifton DuunOre flyde Park to Providence on Iuesdays,
THURSDAYS and Saturdays ard returning meet the r ID.
trains for NeWYork.
At Dcnvi.e stages leave i0r POwerve and Boonou on
the arrival oil A. NJ and NJ Trains from and meet the
A NJ and r. NJ trains for New-YOrk
Al Morstown stages leave on tie arrival Of the ID.
passenger trains for Atndham Chester SchooleyJ Noun.
tain Washington BeYiiere and Eason daily, and maet
the ? NJ train for NewYork
Also for Baskng Ridge on the arrival Of the NJ TRAN.
returning next morning connecting with the A M train Tor
Nav iork hlou
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rrar America.
Fer America.

goLLIES'3 LlNE-S1lls JroHs LsgeTpooI
r,c,v,c r,nt NY,-..... For Ne1-York. Wed. DC. L
ATIA RTIC .... Capt New fork-Wsd oc'
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g3AT PRIVATE sALE-A des,ra5le Farm cor.
tsning about 20 tcres OF lsnd situated a. Eta! Neck,
R- Hunt,pgton l.. L. within minutes yak Of the steam
b1st andng, and The Tesidence OF d.. Rhneandef
On the farm about Is acres fwocd oom II 10
so years growth large portion being locust On the prop
erty there is beautiful situation for house comnsud
Ing tplendd view of Long Island Bound, Connecticut
Estcus Neck lc One halt oihe purchsTemouey cAn re-
rl.tu on bond srd mortgage II desired For price AMI
iu OH IL 20 ''1 ANfHoNY BLEEcKER, Broad-ss
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va TO PHYSICIANS a rare opportunity Tor
$50 young physician, ths. desires good pracaca
PHI scian who h DESTROYS % rsl!r5G from be p,o
sson offers TO SEN his prsccs and Farm Of so sores de"
igbfoly situated IN Pesls9i village Is miles from n me
car age house &c ali IN good repair; large quantity
and great vs'icy q choice i'9ita az g7tnoa Of q;
would be exchanged for City properly Inquire OF /
KEYsER S1I Cow err from 10 i'll oclocs daiy. az ~
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FOB sAN FRANCISCO.

FiRsT VESSEL
rdE 32LEHBfp c'pfes sGi. dELE H n 4.sa4
ssssFs Ne 10 e. q ard have qlck dlapsteh f or oo
fu Thi5 vespsl penf very sharp end OF s1al capacity
Immediate appeaou hOud he asde &c secure oiSnA tof
which or pas=Se. having state room s,commod an)ns
spply 10 SATH&MiELL GEO. Ghi5WOL0,
s2iI u a1d Y Sou'h.st
CALIFORNIA; TRANSPORTATION ACROss
CTHE ISTdMUS OF PANAMA -ZACHRl5SON,
port freight the lshmus, isks through 10 san
Francisco. At shippers option but each package ai ne
Ct petlsale Izc and weight src properly coys'5G ~
N Go are rot esponaibe for damage s-ClieH athe
transit The cha 6es u reT spcratirn 10 be prepaid ID
os in E ZACHRlseON co 50 VS. i-st
r+c>zs INDEPENDENT LINE FOR SAN
GILL T. FRANCISCO via PANAMA.-'Ihe splendid
EFsa5asF-'1 steamship CONFIDENCE, Capt Gannett- IS
expected to arrive u Panama about the @th September
Tie steamer WILSON G HUNT win succeed The Conf
dence and probably leave Panama during the month o.
November For passage which VIII be at rednce4 rates
epnlv TO THOS HUNT X co. g. Wuiam-st n y. or
% 25tt SMITH LEWIS Panama
,&41rcras FOR BAN FRANCISCO, CALIFOR-
%SNaG = NIA-Ihe No. new and tlst double engine
saaissssaTS2 steamship UNION Capt James Marks hay
i the mn -or mart Of her cargo engaged, viii leave TINS
cir for the above pOr touching at Rio Janclro Valparaiso
mi Panama on or about the 18Th October inst For freight
~ passage having elegant accommodations apply on board
North River or to +, ZAGHRiSSON < 60
I. LINCOLN co
og wv 50 South NYharyes. Philadelphia
9sRsaz FOR CALIFORNIA AND OREGOHs
= abe 6Ge doubie engine s.eamship W
sAe7>'sF LTABIA Of $50 tupe buri 81 Lieut. geo r.
To.ru q. s Nay, Commander. viii be dhpsicheo iet
sa1 TiaIcisco and Astoria Oregon in hs early Psr9 o!
October For passage apply e the Pacific Sa,l Steam
ship Company, 81 GOuth'5t 50
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GREENLEAy 4 KiNsLEY

WEoLEsAIE DRUGGISTS,
AK CoSTLAND-sr
ERO New YORK e3SmeodF
Fiss Qaalitiea OF 9oods on advantageous lerms tor
I9TAlLERS, COUNTRY MERCHANTS Ans MANUFACTURERS
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ia FOR SALE CHEAP.-A Farm, miles from
G9e PORT Jerys Orange Co. Consisting OF Seven nm.
f dred acres to be sold altogether or In pas 10 GI
purchasers, On said farm 10 house Darn sad sawnll,
one old grai mill! large store bulldog suitable lof
grisi nil excellent place for Fam cry. ZEN! OIL
timber on the place ard bark enough 10 supply P2nney
The location vary desirable for farming purp 'sei
Ii viii be sold 100 per cent les, than liz real ya;ue
Inquire Of EDWARD CA8LL, Port ery!s, Oraoge Co.
OF Two
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FARMS FOR SALE.

49, EXTENSIVE AND VALUABLE PROP
sji: FRTY FOR SALE IN SHREWSBURY, NEW
s"S- JFRSEY-TIe extensive and valuable Farm or ian
lalion OF tie late Alfred Bishop Esq OF Bridgeport Conn
situated Naraon in the township OF shrewsbury Mon
mouth county n J. snow offered tor sale at price nlch
below the market value OF property in that vicinity
This the desirable property that section and was
purchased by lis late with view of obtaining me
superior and desirable plantation lH tins pa OF IAe
country has been pronounced by many OF the Nr5
agricuimrsts in this country.
II is located near the growing villages OF Red BanF
Shrewsbury and FalontoWH convenient 20 me Co Se"
Work Two sIepnhOnts running daily 10 and from the ang
one mile distant from the property us bounded on the souu
hy South Shrewsbury river bay winch furnishes IN
unsurpassed facilities fishing, shooting and sailing
from four farms adjoining each other ana which To-
gether farm of over four hundred and nifty acres AZ
Of which with tie exception of twenty acres OF llrliY
growing timber lad out IN square ntlds SO connected
with that each different field is connected with an I'M
falling spring Of fresh water for cattle IS fenced
with yellow locust posts ana straight rails aud under Inc
highest state OF cultivation
There are upon the properly tree commodious frame
hnusps Il fourth or principal farm Mansion House, SIX
well constructed tenant houses large windmill an obsery
eOry tower 90 feet hi 81 bOaihouse abundance OF barns
carriage houses stables and other outuudgsi and very
extensive oyster grounds
us climate md there belongs eNhaustesS bed OF
Green sand mari exceedingly Hch IL its feTtzlng QUALITIES
and peculiarly ADAPTED eurclug and keeping The soil IN
10 garden and fruit cultivation for the New ora markets
Il VIII be sold II desired in separate farms ranging n
price from S6300 up 100000 but wi We sold as whole
III considerably lower price
Property in rs immediate vicinity has risen in value a.
least . per cent during the last years aud conuAuay
and rapidly increasing IN value consequently there can be
For jI tennis Of sale apply to YOUNG &RUTHyEN, Ator
eey Is NasSaus 5 YhfF aP G 5ae gI r
ses or either on the subscribers at Bridgeport Conn
Bridgeport August y, 1850
E. F. BISHOP, Alfred Bishop, Esq
aus II ". D BISHOP deceased
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II TRAINS TO NGyy.YoRK
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.
a-s44 y-szssxszlsf5zz~7 NENV-Y DIRK TO AL 80
fAg5 BANI, by Railroad S=FFE4

azS sz11sas' nni -stenmIoeis E=FEHs''1asaa4s
SIMMER ARIA NCEMENT, 1850.
on en nfttr Tuesday NAV q, the passenger trains VIII
run Ms ollows SUNDAYS excepttd connecting Pough
k.eusie win the iast-saing steamers NEW WORLD,
Alba JOSEPH BEikNAP and SOUTH AMERICA,
lunujuO End from Albany aud touching at the usuG in'
tennediate louine-
LEAVE NEW YORK GOING NORTH,
From tlie Office IN tIuds0n-st Cuam6erssL
At7 Il. M--Wuy train ot Albany, stopping at all way
stations The rglroad and connecting at Poughheepsle
with steamer JOLEPH BELkNAP. which viii land AT
HYDE Park Kingston Barrytown Tiyoh Maiden Cats
kin Hudson oNsackie SlIvVesnnt md NewBgltnore,
aud arrive at Albany p NJ
At8 Is A. nl-Exprcss tram for Albany, stopping at
Yonkprs Dobb- Ferry Dearmau TnrrytoWu, SngStng,
PeeEskiIi Garrsou's Gold Spring, bsk, New. Ham
burgh and connecting at Pouehkeepsie with tue NEW
WORLD or Aida Which VIII land at Kingston. Maiden,
Catskil Hudson an! Coxsackie aud ut Albany Z!
50 r NJ
Atl1 M-for freight ana passengers 20 Poughk3epse,
stopping at all way stations.
hf3 p M-Eur passengers ~ PUugh5eepse, stopping
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TO FAMILIES.

10 EAASkAI1IkS.
he subscriber respectfully 5egs 10 inform fan
nes het be Ii now fully prepared 70 supply them with
Eseh Veal, Auaon. Lamb and Poultry Of the choicest
any AlIo CountTy-fed PORK and Sausage, manufsc-
Sc q ally by himself Flesh Vegetables Of all kinds In
her season For past patronage the unde signed re-
Ems ts hanks, and desifes continuance OF he ssme
arucel supplied by him my 10 relied Cd a. OF lbs besi
Salty, nd 81 the loEesirG:es - "a ~ 0o''
sEWELL DODGE, 2Ss Rlee.kers,
b. Shop Butchers happsd or Tho most rss,opsbla
Isns as Smeods
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CAIIFOR MA

Pa. }pFbRiS & BRGCEWsY 49, .t,-s.. ~
SACRAMENTO CITY.
C3Rocni.s AND CoMNIssIoN MERCHANT
tBEkAL sDVASCEs made on consgnnsnts, gad r..
laespc, BUSINESS promptly susntef = 5nfas#'-
g 4 FAHfEsroCg / CO New J or
HARF YousG Philadelphia
: a Ifrssr. y low, t"iLLitH t,AsIHsA. j.. u
T. slrLrros Ylnsnurgh &C -
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WFNDOW SHADES.

WINDOW SHADES.
~ ELTY & RIKER lSl Chthsm.st, call the attention Of
8Snl persons wanting shrdea 10 their assortment Of
Thoy make the beat quality only snd Ge al pfices full %
per cent lees than any other manufacturers All Shed9a
warranted not 10 stick curl, 81 I'D