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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-16
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD A, ,,,.,,

SUMMER ARRANGEMENT, 1850.

SUMMER ARRANGElMEN1, 1901
On and utter Tuesday May 81 the passenger trains win
run as follows Sundays eNcepled) connecting st P0Iss
keeGse with the esE5alSg sea d sr MTW WERGa
running und rom Albany, and touching at thc uSuH IA
er'icDi TE XVI EEwYORK. GOING NORTH,
From The Office in HndsOn-st near ChnnbersAt
All A. M-Way train for Albany, stopping at al way
wi, Steamer mn JOLEPH BELKNAP Which viii land at
Hyde Park, Kingston BHrryt0wn Ilyon hiadsht Wn
kill Hudson Coxsackie ) Sajyyesant and ne" DAi"''
D' at8 IS A. M-Express train for Albany, stopping al
Yonkers Dobbs Ferry, Dearman TaTyt9Wh' S,g jam
brgh and connecting al Pogghkeepss wa n Maldeu
WORLD or Aida, which will land al hngsoi2 ban ~
Cofsli Hudson and Coxsacke and arTiVe III AlDany ~
Al Il M-For freight and passengers to PoughkeepSe'
sGPPB M M III passengers PougkeePse stopping
atal the vay stations % poat.Li1 otoooir, =, .o
At1 p. M-fOr passengers " 00A'Ai'' a'Plis Nv VI"
af as MExpress train for Albany stopping
yonkers Dobbs Ferry Dearman, TanytowG Slng-Slng.
peekskill Onn1sons Cold Spring, flshkuL Kew Ham
bnrah and Milton Ferry connecting at Poughkeepse with
the Steamer SOUTH AMERICA, which VIII Lard at hyde
Park Kingston Barrytown Tyo, Maiden, Catskill Hnd-
son CoXsacke SuyYesant and New Baltimore, and arrive
at Adams at A. M
AS P M-For Passengers to PoughAeepsie, stopping
Leave POUGHKEEPsIE, GOING SOUTH.
Ats % A. M-For New-York, stopping at all the way
ALL M.-For freight and passengers to New York.
ht7 d a. M-For New York, stopping at all the way
stations except Croton Verpancks Tnby Hook and One
hundred-nnd fifty eccond-st
AtIl IS A. Nor on arrival Of steamer nom Albany,
which leaves there at A stopping az New ambureh
Fshki Cold Spring. Garrsons, Peekskin Sing Sing, Tar
rytoy5n, Dearman, Dobbs Ferry and ionkers.
At4 P Nor Arrival of steamer from Albany which
leaves there II a. NJ stopping at ali way stations except
Low Point and Verplancks
At830P Nor on arrival Of steamer from Albany
which leaves there al d P NJ stopping Of all way sta
lions Gu signal.
LEAVE PEEKSKILL FOR NEW-YORK.
Al 6 ID \. M.-StUppng ut ali way stations.
Passengers VIII promote their convenience and SAFETY by
observing the following niles lst Give particular dfec
tons to the baggage where yOlr baggage TO ne de
liyered that he NAV mark accordingly and thereby AVOID
mistakes and delays ID procure your tickets before ehp5'
mg tic cars; sd, do not stand on the platforms
iy25n OLIVER H. LEE superintendent
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TRAVELLING.

~r4czs> UNITED STAIRS MAI. LIMB
<SHTAn FROM CHARLESTON TO HAVANA- VIA
z<szzss-s=S SAVANNAH AND KEY WEST.-The sP4eaa-
AL Steamship SABEI 1000 mns burden, commanded by
Tanl William Rollins viii commence her regular trgs on
MIA Oct l. and sail regularly from Charleston 5 = oS
ftvsna on the list and 18Th OF each month"; ana from Aa'a
M TO Charleston the Sth and I'D $40
SO From Charleston and Savannah to Havana sfy,s
Fren Charleston and Savannah 10 Key West, s5e'
For particulars amply to .r,,,>, =, 20 - son,nst
=, ,,ta,iolto,, - NJ c. MORECAL
AZ LIT, erts' in Havana DRAKE, BROTHERS co
Passengers leaving Hayana BY hs snip can teacn oi
r, l, Inc land route The fifth dav, or by meeting ne
tsar,er SOuheruer reach New York in same time
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DOOFING.-GooDWl PATENT CEMENT
HSSHEATHiNG makes light cheap light aud durable
Boof Done on rough plank for II cents per foot,
on shingles 81 cents and warranted Office, IA CanalSt
cor lsurens aa@e lWe"o
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lr.sa.e REGILAR MAIL LINE BR.

I'M III :
r Iii f'TWFEN BOSTON AND NEW-IOth,yla
Es onngton and Proydence M, ,r rout e
without ferry change otcars or baggage In9 seaeI ~
yANDFRBILT Capt Joel Stone, and COMMODOtfsI
Can't VIM Il Frazee in connection with the Sonngton and
Providence and Boston and Providence Railroads eaying
NevYurk daily Sundays excepted rom PER : MI nfst
Thar, above Batterypace, O'Clock NJ ana StoMngtoh
at upon tie arrival Of the MAJ Tran , IRON a BoS a9e
i, every rpsrect particularly adapted to the navigation OF
Long Island The nod 9f nd eT
neenced The route being the shortest and most direct be-
tween Boston and passengers are enabled to ar
rive in ample time the morning lines OF seapo9s ana
VANpFRBllT winleave New York on Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday Leave Sonngton on Monday wednesday
md FTiday The COMMODORE wieave New ork Mon
day Wednesday and Friday Leave Stonington Tuesday
Thursday and Saturday N B.-PassengerS on thc arrival
Of the STEAMERS at Sonngton proceed Immediately III the
splendid railroad cars Providence and Boston bag
gngenaser accompanies each tran to ana from boIon
BE made to the Agents the wharf and at the office 10
Ruttery-pnce w
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State. Postmaster.

Dl.coKTlNuEp- Chesterfield (C.H) Chesterfield Va;
Wilkinsouvile Chesetf-ld Va Nottowsy, G. H. MOTTO
way Va; ssna6eld FsIhed dat. SC; Old Whitley
Graves, Ky
MANI CHANGED -Tye River Mills, Nelson county, Va
named changed to Piedmont. stony Battery, Newberg
aislric G name changed TO Frog Level"
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y-.-,, r-,zs=sessszs7 5 O,CLOCkIINE " ST \
tiki FOR III DSoN and L---s -

a
TANDINGS--The steamboat HUDSON Capt VIM IL
MeIeu VIII leave the steamboat per foot OF CedaI on
Mon1ay Wednesday and Friday aud he steamer COLUh-
BiA Capt C. + King, Tuesday Fmrsday and saturday,
NJ O'CLOCK connecting with the stages al NcwDurgn hin
HWnsoN AND BERKSHIRE RAILROAD The passenger
trains o Ibis Road after March % w eaye iadSOn ana
West tockbrdge daily (s'nda{s excepted 49, iolows
Tenve Hudson at M. and 10 PM and west STOCK
bridge at 7 AN. and ? NJ ..,, ,, ,o,
FIeieht trains with passenger car attached VIII eaVs
yr,,is1 N, n NJ and West'Sockbridge ut 10 ~ I'M
Passengers by morning tram from west Sock5rilge
ny the day boat for New ofk or the 6oGt Tor Roagn
keGrsio and thence by railroad To New ork 0y I'M
Fare by latter from Hudson moi eNceedls ~ ~ m
passengers y the evening train will ind me steamers 20
1JTMBI & and HUDSON always waiting tor men, ana he
FIRE Of those bouts will be low any other evening Doa
on the ryerirom 30 cts do"nward as 'c hc 'o"'S ''
TbroneG tickets from West S'ockbrdge TO New-foTk 81
N md the same fare III returning. Passengers should reco
lecf that This fare includes ber,hs which Is excluded tSe
fares of other roGtcs. -, ; ~
meet win th trains OF die Western Roads as heretofore
" ie5 Am j. T. WATERMAN, SUPP
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Post-Omoe Operations.
Thu Postmaster G-neral has established she
following new Post Offices for the week ending
September I, 1850:
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~. r7gasglsg-suMolER ARRANGEMEN'TT

Faaa~ r-.zzssazs51zz7- SUAI1IER ARRANGEMENT
LIZ hgs.i.1ss ss:z4l-C AMDEN AND AMBOf RAIL
Az2.1 -ROAD.-Change OF Hour, and an ad.
dional Line from New York to Philadelphia via steamboat
JOHN POTTER TO South Amboy, thence In iHSI-fae 'o"
to Camden and Philadelphia. IT,, Ill, 1o.,,,
pier No North River at 4. N taking cars az SCUM am
boy for Camden and Philadelphia Stopping - s1s Az
let down passengers at the usual lmefhieNi@' p''''
riying in Philadelphia about II noon r !, ., ,-,,o;,y
Second Line leaving above Ut ~ r. ~ ald an N
as by morning lines, arriving IN PmladePma aDouI' " Va
Fare through, by either Inc 81
Forward deck passage 81 -,o,,,,,ost Io,s
Breakfast and dinner provided on DOafu 'FaNh''-
Passengers for Freehold viii take the stage at "e'''
Fare from Neyy-York to Freehold, ~ cents
EMIGRANT line. ctd at
Leaves by steamer TRANSPORT cspL j. o sJIowed
s. O'Clock p ~ Fare 81 30 80 bs OF oeggans ,ner
p pafh Wi Be- received or considered baSgagsL
wearing apparel AZ -
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PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

The United States Mail steam-packeis
PANAMA.. l. Os7 pns =. Capt David G.. Baley
OREGON O99 tus -. Capt Carlisle P Patterson
CALIFORNIA i ,050 tuns -. Capt Thomas 6u4n
CAROLINA... eco tuns %. Capt r. 1. Whitney
UNlCORN..... COO hius -, Capt J. I Nicholson
intended TO form seinl-mOntly line between fahha
and ports III California. ,,. H..
Passena ers in the Afer Cabin furnished bedding bn
with such rations us furnished the crew, and win mat
and pillow. A passengers will be eioVed space Tor
exceeding in measurement ten cubic feet Freight on extra
baggage merchandise when TAKEN 500 per tn and i
Packages Should not exceed 25 lbs weight for mule car
rage. CABIN - &C.
Passage from Panama San Bias Aiazetan. 800
San Diego --..,....... 27O 70
San francisco. 500 lou
No to be landed will be taken baggage Charges
ofembarkug and debarkng and all personal port charges
including health fees and boat hire to be paid by the passe
gers No passage secured until paid for Apply ut the ONCE
the Company Ney-York 81 SoutFst Z7f II
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Irssg 1P0TGRKERPsIR LIVE OF

4Tw APOUGHKEEPS LINE OF
GESThe barge CLINTON y Ce eR
Witse, ever Monday; E ~ ~ 81 2
Capt Rosekrars every Thursday POUGHkEEfSiE.
CAPT Hoffman every Saturday al O'Clock NJ from loot
of Afurray-st for passengers and freight -.
The above bsrges are elegantly furnished with state
rooms and spacious and comfortable cabins, aud are e1
pressy hned up for the comfort and convenience OF pas
eeugers and arrive at pougkeepse IN time fot me stages
TO Sharon Pine Plains and Nev'miord >
For farther information, apply on board the bafges OF 70
WILLIAMSON VAIL, is4 WesEt IeA s@
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-16

[-a MILL FOR SALE.-A plaster and gris-ml III
E5s; the town OF Greenwich Conn. with three run OF
ELI stones all in good running order with first rate run
ofcountry custom le greatest share is wheat It is To-
Gated On public landing and within hours ride othe
city: also within fifty rods OF the Cos Cob Bridge Station
on the NewYork and ewHayen Railroad. Vessels can
law side of the mill loud and unload and freight Is taken
very low by the soops that run from the place to The city
III health the only reason which induces The owner TO-
mari with it. II will be sold bargain and only part OF
the purchase money viii be wanted down Address
call on the subscriber at the mill in Greenwich.
CHAS. +. PACKARD, or
s11 2Y* DR.. Z. ]. BlSH 81 Barclay-st.
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THE ASSOCIATION OF TAILoRS

THE ASSOC1AI4O& OE 4AI6OF10
- sc TO fFOHAs lheir fieuos and The public that they
tbeve opeaec for TIE sale of rcedyn4de clothing
sOWERY, NOT
They hsve Of harvest snd Winter goods on han J,
ma khe The iasIre aud .-nts OF their customers
ahoftet eter ard cheaper than oDy other establish
m~n IN thu lrads ali WV
~ HAg NEXT! 7HE JOUtNcYMEN TAIL
~ URs' CO OR sATIYE UNION TAILORING rs
TBBlISHmttT 1874 Ma s"u ST. one door south OF Beek'
M Is op-p T., husnesa aud public Inspection Tn =
nvht he fellow Ruit1ls Had olzens TO On pose gar
spI- nd assorted stock Of Fall and Winter
Goods. Every gs is warranted 10 hi, and made In
fas ns bic dn'sIe style We say in word,
working mechanics have done, can
aud wdo 1913 Ink
~ e. 1874 Nsssnu.aI door south OF Beevman.
FE10 TAILGR%,-D BULL would respectfully IN
torn trade that he has permanently oca ei hhDtef
10 tis city purpose Of teaching his Eape TOR srsE-m
of Garment Cutting TIE beet eiors In tho trade oo are
usup The syftem VIII DO given g. reference Once 504
Broadway Office hours from tol0 NJ a.d 10 4 P.
~ Clsrees Aordsy Evening from to 10 P III All or
ders euera addressed TO above will f7ceg5 i-
mediate Rtsnu ton 'l45F
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? Il',. :. : -- 80 R0G NEW-HAYRN-

p pssihs Th t.gR RcgA Ibert Deg7oot commander via
SewYori Ia1ess q ff ooe :
dcIock, and in New-HaYen by the express Taia
PA soaS WI md sags e. ihs Railroad Depot t" Goa
vey them lar psssengers Immediately after leaving de
wharf
4 s~For freight apply on board or Al WILLIAMSON
h5YAII13. 1874 WestSA ia
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0Tp!XG AMI TATIORING,-Imme


IL land retail-Over fifty thousand dollars worth OF a7l
lorraine Readv.rnade Clothing for sale at low prices al
YANDERBILTS 81 Fulon-st. Also, large assor'lnhn
If sfuIqle goods which viii be made TO order IN style
tint cannot be surpassed No 81 Fnlon-st north-'ges
c,,,-,.y of Gold 81 lmeodt
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CLOTHING

StHIRTS, UHDERSHIRTS, DRAW HRo.-
Spurchasers Of goods in the mens furnishing me cal at
S.ANXAYiS GENTLEMENS FURNlSHERY where
you may get any article the line. Shirts collars Of
tie latest styles made IN the best and to guy psr
matter bow difficult to suit UIder7h.rts and drl
ers for all and climates Also Crava,7, StOc.s
Sgspenders, Socks Gloves, Handkerchief Gowns &c -
Goods sold Is low as al any conc III Am er!ca No
second price
Remember SANXAY'S Gentlemen's Furnishery, IS
Wj@n,ei one door above Fulton, opposite the d h
Datch Church aul9 I'm
6tLOTHING AND TAILORING.--Imme
&stock Of fashionable rsadynia CloiAng OF every u
scrpuonlG Geo Goats from 81 to So 5000 Ye5ts from 81
u 81; 5000 Pants from 81 to - 10 measure eiolls Jas
Fimeres and Vestlngs embracing eyeryi.ln@ ne" ana
fashionable A irst-rate fit always guaranteed 4 sng@
uial viii convince all Twenty per mt less than any
house in The cy for cash Remember ta- name aud nm-
Der MICHAEL CONWAY,
- 9lneody 145 Fulton-st near broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-16
-c11SsS5 THROUGH LINE FOR SAN FRAN
4XfIfe CISCO, VIA CHAGRES.-'The new ana is'of-

CHEROKEE 1900 ums Captain f WI n lie
PHILADELPHIA LOO uns. Captain k0bt II rf'lSon
form he ony direct line between New York and Chagres
and in connection with the United States Mai
in The pnrfc scnmonthy line through 10 san Francisco
NEO0OND M - Cherokee Philadelphia.
.er Saloon State Rooms .,..Sl25 90 1925 90
t11,,, saloon do ....... 100 90 loo 90
Lower Cabin 80 W .i,o,,
All the above dine the same tabeaH ave the privileges
ofth. Saloon.
Steeragc found with mattresses
and board. .........-. $50 90 fo %, vi mo
Freight to Chagres 70 cents per foot Expenses gu ie
Istllmds are borne by passengers
For freight passage apply to ~ :,
Rowland & ASPINWiLL, 81 Sontil-st y u.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-16

-(e-tetse &. b. SUwTesN q GO. 81 Wulst Will
AfEEtH forward their next Special Express on Sair-
fss"F' day 28tl INST by the splendid steamer Cries
CENT CITY 1,.;.,o..
All large packages must be handed in on or before Friday
9th -,
Small parcels received till 2 NJ. on the day OF SAILING
Letter bags open till . O'Clock
Standardization must be made for large lots
Invoices nusbc duly certified at the Cusom House and
handed in withthc goods, Il. q. SUTTON 4 CO
ais - 81 WaEst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-16

1EHa FOR SALE OR TO EASE-The three-story
@ brick easement house l05 FOurhay held un Ter lease
renewable the option of the purchaser for q yearslo
% by 100 feet with an outlet of 10 feet on Twe'l-st fur
nsed with bathroom, closet hot air furnace and
range in kitchen, and supplied with Croon water con
meets with sewers on Fonrh-ay and Tweliits suitable for
further particulars apply on the premises. Possession in
October. SO W.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-16

&C. FOR SALE-A desirable country residence in the
Hill; OF Wilton Conn. about II miles from Norwalk
~ and about one hours ride on the NewHnyen Railroad
consists OF acre good land and surrounded with shrub
berry The house is in good order. 1t is the Danbuy
road and VIII be sold low, the subscriber has no use for
it, Inquire of GAUNT x DERRlCkSON,
icl4 If l59 SOuh-st.
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On and utter Tuesday May 81 the passenger trains WIZ
run as follows, Sundays eNceped) connecting st R09ss
keepsie with the fastsailing steamers NEW WORLD
Aida JOSEPH BELkNAP and SOUTH AMERICA.
running to und from Albany and touching at the usual Ia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-16

scass CALIFORNIA PASSENGER AGEN-
&-1LIfs CY, 10 Broadway, New-York IS the place
where passengers procure impartial niofma-
ton and the of berhs and passage tickets he Sc
cne direct through conveyance the most toYor4oe
terms Information Circulars gratis Egerybodyis invited
to send for one Life insurance done the mutual system
Address, postage paid, 800 =, ,,,,,,,,r4,, co
sic Zw AhNObD bOrfo"l . ".
-)sczss FOR San FRANCISCO, CALIFoR-
eT|fff r NiA~The 4 No new and fast double engine
tzSs=zssRz Steamship UNION Capt james Marks, viii
eaye this CITY for the above port touching at Rio jnnelro
Valparaiso and Panama on or abopt The st ocoGer next
far rIt or passage having elegant accommodhons APP
Nv i. -, " f. LACHRISSOH j Co
Ply " 81 Wall Of Water-st. or 10
F. LINCOLN s. co.
q t,r 80 South Wharves, Philadelphia.
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FL FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-rhre lots in
Newark, n. j. 25 by 1876 and 100 land in Adams
sE@ County ILL., 20 miles from the town of Quincy. The
land is half wood and half prairie with stream OF water
running lroughL It will be sold low exchanged for
city property any improved places the lines of the
Hudson River or Newliayen Railroad not more than 80
miles from NeWYor and near station Inquire OF
sl1 I'm r, GLENN, 1874 FutOnst
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FOR CALIFORNIA

f EP Is I'd CITY FRh1ISNdfsc6 Via CHA
faE7z GRES Saturday. Sept 2S.-The Spiendil ''9A''
ship CRESCENT CITY, $50 burden Charles Sou
dart Commander viii leave her dock, yer No''
for CbGgres, on Saturday, Sept ., at 8 oeio'k-
FARE To cHAGKEs s,ss
After Saloon no
Forward Saioon '..''''.''''''' %
Sieerage (mafress and board "
PANAMA TO SAN FRANCISCO, 1,r,
In the new splendid steamship NOkTHfhNf4h' s7oo
First Cabin
sfeT 1 F1ssi; Or Ps...g anny 10
FoT fFss' Or Ho 571@AG RibP SON 81 Broadw9y
septl1 1850 sll D&Wt5ste
esq FOR CAIIFOKNIAy VIZ 4 G = \ tVS-
@~1IIN WITHOUT DETENTION Al IA = 5,,Ia,,y
Will dispatch the splendid doubleenglne steamship 80
on 1irsday, Sept Is, at c;och VI roi mi Mails ami
V,r-ar-si North River with tie tiuyernnsnt ins "'i'
messengers for San Francisco and 1nternelae pott 81
The o0nuecdcu Panama Wi! be careiiluy h ~ ~ ~.
rns4euetrs for San Francisco Rre guaranteed il ~ r
not be delayed Panama beyond the usual ~ " ,l
Tire hooks are uoV open, and passage GU" o'
'"' '''''''''= FFoM xEw-yonK TO caAcREs. p,oo
S.ate-ro1m berth -'.'--,.----'-S o.
SIaaqee Petit 5f n bed and separate table 50
FROM PANAMA TO SAN FRANCISCO sqoo
Sa.g r5So {d De[ln bed and separate table $50
FAC" S sSte,roon., Stanfee Storage
Charleston. ~ 80 IN
SGyannah .......'.... - q
Havana 49,. ....-.....-...U 90 90 *
Freight 10 Ne-r-Orle 25 cents per cubic foot
Freight to HAVANA viii be taken IN limited q'al'e5 a.
opsigne to receive teir goods ships tackles iHme
diateIv after her arrival at Havana al. ~ ,le
Company Ia "e''-'i' corner q " M NJ O. ROBERTS
SDecal notice is given to shippers BY this line tna' the
Company have prepared form OF bill OF lading adapted 20
Their business winch will be furnished 10 Shippers on iPP
cen al the Companys office aud with which they are re-
ouested to provide Themselves other torn WI DC
sirfd by the Agent OF the Company Al bills OF iallng
must be signed before the sailing Of The vessel sl 20
-.-1-ezs -TUROTGH LINE FOR SAN FRAN
<<TfTfA CISCO VIA CHAGRES.-The new and favor
es2R7@1-s-- tie steamships - NJ,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-16

81 MILL fnofERih hUh SALE W EN-
CHANGE for city property, situated IN the County OF
from the Camden and Amboy Railroad consisting OF gris
mil with two of stones, with plenty of water good
convenient dwelling IS Of good land Is OF which In
timber The above property viii be sold bargain
or exchanged Terms OF sale will be 20 per
cent cash and the balance remain the property For
particulars call c. f.. APPLEBY 81 Liberty n Y or
JAMES APPLEBY, Old Bridge, n. j. So 2yYis&ost
The southern press., 1850-09-09
DIRECT iMPOR rATIONS
i R u s H LINE IN 8,

THE subscribers constantly receiving direct
from the manufacturers, MADE TO TIL ElR
ORDER, and expressly adapted to the Southern
trade, and to which they with confidence invite
the attention Of purchasers, with guarantee that
the goods will be found PURE Flax to wit:
Shirtng and Fronting Linens and Lawns
Pillow Case, Coatee, and Sheeting Linens
Russia, Bird $ Eye, and Huckaback Diapers
BIeached and Brown Table Damasks, of as
sorted widths
Damask Doy!ies, Napkins and Cloths, cfyari.
Gus sizes
Dowlass, Glass Cloths, Black, White & Brown
Holland
Lndy's, Gents, and Children's Linen Cambria
Handkerchief, etc. etc.
c. & E. L. KERRlSON & co.
209 King street, Charleston, S. c.
Ser. 3, 1S50-3n
The southern press., 1850-09-09
THE SOUTHERN PRESS.
The California Fraud.

1t has been asserted that majority of the So
called California Convention was composed OF
Southern men, This assertion, we believe, first
made it's appearance in the New Orleans Bulle-
I'm, and was extensively copied by an!i-Southe' n
presses, like every other fibrication calculated
to prejudice the cause Of this section of the
Union, and forward the designs Of the Abolition
lists and Frec-soilers. BY way of undeeeiving
our readers, and putting them in posses ion OF
ment, and the length of his residence in Culifor-
min
The southern press., 1850-09-09
To Editols ana Publishers.

TIE advertiser MS bad much experience as n
Book and J"t p,'nttr, and he's been the Edi-
tor Of two or t. rec newspapers ard one magazine.
lie is u, ires"Rt forem N OF daily morning paper,
but End the situation hsgd for his health. He
desires a situation, either as editor or assistant
editor, or as foreman ola weekly Office. lie en-
joys respectable reputation in eruture, being a
contributor TO several of the popular magazines
been successful beyond tie efforts of mere medioc-
rity. A situation in the country, that would al
low him means TO prosecute the study Of the law,
is most desirable; but fhis services will be Of any
service in any department of the printing and pub
fishing business, the person desiring them will
please address
W., Sapanndh, Geo.
P.S. The beet reference given as to ability and
character. He would be willing to become inter-
esed pecunarily, in paper where labor was con.
sidered capital, and where il could be turned into
capital.
Nov. 3-wA