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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-30
AMUsEs n 4: NTs.

~ lBLOS GARDES.--TICKETa 10 ALL PARTS OF
the mouse GO 'ensi private boxes s. hanszr, Mr. lao
sston Performance 20 az 0cl0cklhe der
,sl ks's l.DilyPosisey last might but sas Of Raoa .
hVhlay evening, SEPT. "a 1880 UYouti0ng the TIGHT
hOfk BY the RsSel Family ana Leon Javsl. After which
second night in New YORK 81 pantomime
etd ~ Jerome kavel, Dti'lsd JEAN kT1E AN ID JBAN
not, on TIE HsCkIfr-JeSpnot, Francois kavoi;
JtanHtte ams kaftet Tho whole concut wi th
graz fairy comic panoVime by Rav the
music Arranged by Il. Fenelvp, calico RAOUL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-30

w ALLBALLA. % CANAL STREET, OPPOSITE tn {
w New Haven Railroad Depo-What with DR.. Collyer's
unrvalled troupe Of Classical Living Pictures Model
forms Of ladies attached to this temple mrth The eec-
bratei and agile Arab Girls will all beholder The
original Female Band Of bDsrels whieh stands
both ysealss and instrumental performers Open twice
dayhrst performance to commence at o'clock ia
afternoon, and in the evening Programmes TO be had
the door. Ball every night after the Performance
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TRAVELLING.

r rr,s-zssz=7 NETWORK & ERIE SAIL.
~ s,--.-s-.'.:..sssF ROAD-REW ROUTE TO bUFIA'
eng nondsy May 9Th 1850.
Leave New Yorx Tor Singhamtor, EniTe- Corcins' TO
nsvA Rochester Buffalo, and i1ermetisis Plaza a1y
feurfsys e-r ertstl hy steamboat THOMAS POWELL
ron pier foot CT Dosne-si
sreasfss' ED supper 90 board ne boat
kxrsEss TRAIN. At - A stopping orly q ricr-ront
s1SsrrE Chesser Goshen, M3dleio Pot ysrvis M
rows.urg, DeFos,I Laae.6oro nshanlton, OEegc VS.
re7L 81 N. Passszg0r Tor Buffalo akin is Train
VI take re Expfass TraiI ron Albany 81 Geneva an
WAY sSo Mt TSa i AN stopping az -
rnnons arriving o. Corning the same eyerir q n 81 0ck
Way Tram a. 5 50 P.G FOR ousyte ard al ir;ermsGt
,ie snaor,
NIsHr ExPkEss TRAIN, 81 5P. stopping al PfsrrioaL
s1rsrns CLesieI, Gosssn MIG stcwn OaIyie PORTER
for susao IS isis train proceed TO Geneva dire here snd
take the Exprsis Train ron Albany, arriving a. Bas!o
to- q O. CSyIe Lake, axe The cars OF The CAyags sn@
suseuehaaHa aa0a1 Al Owegc, watch leave aEea.as.{
Lycoming counties Pa he o. the Coming AID
sossouf. Railroad Corning Slaes leave Ns'ows5rrs.
peposi LSeasseoFo saghaiEioa Owsgo. wsye.y, Fac
VI ''-'''' '-'- TRAINS al Ss' TO NV. YORK
ExPREss TRAIN leaves Geneva Al 5 80 A. stopping
EuirA Nevery, tFseloryyilsl OwegO, B 1sasnsoL
Lans5oro, DePosiL NsrroE sbars Pom sTyh Mdllsawa
9ossen Ches., ssferus, aud Fernoat arriving u Ne"
WAY AID Man. TRAIN leaves Corning a, % An STOP
ping II all the ssions and arrives n NewYork IS Pm
MIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN lsaves Geneva a. 5 s. P s1d
Corning a. stopping al al the stsuOus west - Port
!eFvs and 81 nrces0wn Goshen. Chester sgfe-ls and
f.ermoni, arriving IL New.YOFk at9AA
WAY TRAIN leaves OUsvil.a al 81 Stopping al Ell
Ire siaucrs and arriving Ia NeH-York al 10 50 AM
" Special Train Monday morning leaves Pom
Jery e. 30 stopping 81 The stasors and arriving
In New fcrk 81 10 An.
NEwRuRGu BRAScH leaves Nswbur<h a. 5 A Nj and 8 81
n ard Z M ccn1ect'rg with tbs trains going Wesl
Leave Chester 9. { 50 Anc IS PM and s. ? NJ Or
or a'y g. % the trains Om he Netl freight rgs esye
hewhurgh a. a N and Chester a. i5Pa
FREicHT TRAINS leave from pier foot Duaro Ct M6PM
f-cieh FOR Geneva Rochester and Buffalo and AZ places
West laken By Express freight trains and % forwarded
through without delay.
ugAa CHARLES MINOT, supsrntsudsuL
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r. usu,.z.s.r NKw.YoRK AND NEw-HA

=
W sdncsdsy, Apni "A. The tohowins
uains will leave the Csns-st Station. near b-oadwy-
ssssengets also received Al We Nrw'fo" ana hshe1
4 Accommodation Trsin Al u An TOT N-~-hocnene'
nsmuopeci, Rye, Pou Chester, 0reenwich. stanford,
noTt strstsord Milford and NewHsvco Pssssngers RON
he Wayssons for Albany, ard the Stations on he hoas
atomic ard NsugsIuek ksircsts viii lake ms Tram ana
,on Al bridgeport Passenger from Naysisons of Boo
TON Providence Worcester Hartford sPnnghed and ccn
net,eut River Railroads win sse this Train and Join VI
press Train at New-HHYen l.. 49,
mort Albany and Housstonc and Naugslucs tailIosds
New. Haven Hartford Springfield and Connocncri hiT~
Railroad Worcester rtosdsnss aap so' Ms.v.a and
,rernedise stations Hampton, Cheshire, sou.hns.9n,
Yi,inyilie Pennington Avon Tsrtfvfie, ana CohpsVns
snd r10,s., Tr.in =, 5 I'm Tor STANFORD, Nor-als
Bridgeport, and Housstonic and NsaEa.ucs u,,sS
Hew-HsveD, ard Stations on me cana h'noSA' "''''a
snytngfed Worcester and Boston, a.,
s Accommodation frsiD Gfrh of nov-"s'on sne
ali the intermediates Stations - .... -.
q commutaron Train ct $50 Pm. nor Bridgeport ana
in'ermsds'7 TRAINS TO NEw.yoaK
l. Communication Train a. op An. rom sn1kepos
.,.nn,no Al ali the Intermediate stations.
Wy eeeornmodstou Train asl5AM from nsw-Hsssa
.,onn,ng al al Intermediates Stations receytnS Pseng oSt
nom Nsugstueh Railroad al brdgepon
..opntng Al ali the Intermediate statons receiving Res
senssrs nom the Hartford and Haven, Canal Railroad,
ICES Train at lI0PM lin connection win ms
Express Train from Boston,) from New-Hsvcn, stopping
Bridgeport and stsmford receiving Passengers RON me
q Accommodai Train Al 80 P NJ (receivtng fAsssn
ysrs nom the Accommodation Train from BOSOM irou
New Haven, stopping a. AZ me intsrmsdais sanona
press Train nom Boston, stopping srdgsPor Norwsn
and Stamford, arriving 10 Rev-Yorf II 30 NJ Even.
ing Train from Pi,tshed connects with this Tram y
are requested procure tickets be9fe taxing
seas IN the Cars lss9ul RE MASON. supe
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E>D REGULAR mail LINZ Bks
aaA-a.zt.rMEEN RNaYON AND NEM.XOkK

via StDnngton and frovidence.--Inlsnd
route Without ferry change Of cars " baggsgs'--fhs
stesJnefs C VANDERBILT, Captain Joel Stone, and
COMMODORE Capt William n trssee IN ccnne~os
With the Soungnn and Providence and bos.on and Provt
Sence Railroads. lsayng NevYorh daily, (suHdsys ex
ceptad from Pier North River, FRA wharf shove Sat
lsry lace al O'Clock P and sonngton a. %.
clock, N upon the srriyI OF IRE mail train 'rou
Boston These bult expressly for the rouis
and ar 10 syer respect particularly adapted the nsviga
don OF LoRe island Sound The accommodation for pas
senfer. ara cOmmodious and CONFERENCE.-The orcsrs ca
psbe and exporter ced The being shortest and
between Boston and New York passsngers
eosbled arrive 10 supple time for The morning lines d
.,eambosts and railroads running various ponls frou
hose ciue. The C. yANDERBfLr will leave New Yorh
tuesday Thursday and Saturday Leave stonington Moo
day "Wednesday and Friday The COMMODORE win
leave New -York Monday "Wednesday and Friday Leave
s.ooing'on tuesday, Tn9nasy vac sa'nrusy. n n-ro
coed hsmedisley IN the splendid rsilros1 Prov
deuce and Boston. A ssggsge-msster accompanies sac
train 70 and nom Boston for passage, berths
or freight applications may he made 10 the agents d
wharf and 81 he Office, 10 Rsteryplsce.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
M aExae 1850. =

PIONEER AND EXPRESS LINE TO PirrsBun9h
Leaves PHILADELPHIA Daily, Al 0eloct A. NJ and
-throu Oh In 60 hours! The on the fsnnsyive
MIA Railroad Of the very best and moss comfortable Do
scripuon. New packets have been placed 90 he Inc
ard ,shed with especial reference TO the roiifor and
convenience OF travellers sHor5ns the Of cuih
and agreeable journey io Pittsburgh
roQte Ia he Wet
For seals apply Al IA Msssist and N D. Yhirs
Ard Che.nuL Philadelphia WIN. GOLDEN co
Tor tic kots and further Information apply 81 WsstN
Ney.YoeA mls X. II. HtNDEs, Agent
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EXCURSIONS.

-u~sz AHTEAMBOAT OTHELLO FOR
Ek-syss tEXCURsiONs-Cs rs chartered fcr tx
cnrsiOns TOR the present app icAton %
Can't W L. BANTER, on board or Of J. NJ. MORGAN,
ri Peari-st cor. OF PisiL Je< w
-U-~s1 .EXCURsIONS.-Tse new and CON
syILr---ls9aOdllus steamboat ST. NICHOLAS can
s>4k<.-s>1be chartered tor excursions on moderate
terms Apply a. III 0senwichs or 70 Osp'An % % j.
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PATHsT OtTiCE Juneo, i>5L
ON the fetton Of BERIA SWIFT % Na,irngt Nes fo
~ prsyiae for the extension patent granted u said sw lr
Improvement Cuits Shaving Dye woods for years from
ibeJton Of sad patent which takes place tue ION day Of
August lci1
Il ordered said petition be heard the Patent Obce
Monday August next at u O'Clock NJ and al persons
appear show any they have why sad
titon ought 10 be granted.
ordered also published in the Republic Ine
gcu,e aud Uniou Washington CITY C.; North American snd Or
7ec pha Tribune. YoA Cy Morning Express, BIf
no " and Journal Prov dence H. l. week for three
cessve previous frat Monday August
THOMAS EWBANK, CORNERSTONE ofPatents
PsEdto Of tie above papers VII please copy SUI send Their
bills Patent Office, with paper containing hs notice
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MOSS MAYNARD, Jr)
JOHN STEWART, Commissioners
jec2 ts2 REyO {. HkNCE,


IDUBLIC NOTICE.-SUPREME COUkT-In the matter Of me
spp cation Of Msyor Asrnea aud Commonaly ~ tbs Cti
q sewYort relative The opening Of the Eleventh avenue
from hfh pom. whore SAD crossed
y tie Boon ndae Rosd hundred and Th strst
ani One ed 10. T~-ato ard Nn-t@-n-
Ws4is Of City Public hsrsby gwen BY the Mayor AL
asrrun Comonay o. lie CT ofNsS Yol pursuant - At
made eld proyis5 hat re ssd the MAJOR Aisr
s Cor1mnnay of The OF NevYors intend 20 make sqp
Supreme coun Of h' State Of New Yors a. 5Pra
Term OF held II The City Hall the City Of Wv
Yor1 Saturday. 9Th day Of July 1885, The opening Of The
Gay thereafter Courssi b heard
for he appointment Estimate and Assess
neu tie entitled matter; that the nature sno -,tsn'
Of he uproy the Opening the Eevee avsal-ifom
street point T3ed b. be
Bloom Onehundre and r- street and One
eighth street 1~ssth hu-te-uih Wards Of
sail CITY lad The ap plan Of s CT, Of New fors BY
srtus relative Inproyonens touching
he symg out Roads the CITY Of Nav for Aod for
purposes" psssd Apr "a s7Dued, New forh June5h
1886.
jei3 Jy6 HENRY DAVIES. Counsel to the Coronation
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m. NkM ROUTE TO ME r.

IL
EyASths,---iSWEsT AND NORTH UNITED -
STATES NAIL LINE, via me Cay.
uea and susquehsnns and New-YOrE and Ere kAhosds,
ard Cayuga Lake. g.,
Unu hftner notice the Passenger Trains on the Cayuga
ard snsoushsnns RarOed will In connection wltn the
Day ana Night Express Trains on the New ork and Ee
Raj rosc tw 0 cEily Ines lsund avs excepted
The cars leave Owego st5 - NJ. and Il + NJ Leave
Ithaca Al A n ard At 80 L. N. arriving a. OTego 10
time for the Morning and Evening Express Trans Tor
New-York. .o,psr
The new ard splendid low-pressure steamer FORE ST
CITY Captain William "A. Leonard, leaves l.naca dAY
(suncsys exceptedD II ~ A ID connecting A. CS.sa
with the Express Trains going East or est on INC A
bum snd Rochester Railroad Returning e4v1 ayusA -
SP or OF the arrival Of the Eastern or eAseln
Trains correcting Al Ithaca with tho Evening IRAN i0
hew-York -. AZ r,,o,gb
Through ricketfrorn New-York 20 CayugA 80 IhtolkI
tickets from NewYork 10 Ithaca or Csyuz~ sDa "a %
the Teauboai Of the New-York and Ere h4AiOS1 NO"
pany he rver. - 49,, v,-k ., It,ara ~
Csyugs. -. 70 .r.,.a h., baan snure-
ly rebuff GLd Telaid WIFE heeVy IA.i ~ q -
ryo!cir III Inclined PLAINS, EL1 VIII 0- -7i --
80. m, ss,.rr.,sed on any road n no Dnion-
PsSsensers leaving New Yofk va 1lo Ene hAlf9AI "a
enorr or eyerug rrEnt, win pas1 over AMI arrive .,
Ibse. Al Dc lhL viewing rom ne cara nc Pleui 1st4o
ses1erS Of Ithaca AID rs vicinity a..
TIE connection between The railroads ana ne o)ss H
reffecL The running directly 70 sa on ne
landing IN Cayugs Lske. ~, ,,,-s,t II
T.se -s avoid al the annoyance u transnip nenl %
BAGGAGE OF rding IN ourbuses A. b0a ends Of no Lake
Psssere.rs tor Oswego. Syrscuss AuO1nii I7essN
R0ciestrT Buffalo and t1tsruedste places VIII naa ~
he mOst pleasant comfortable and ehespes!rOuls. 10 l
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FARMS FOR SALE.


"a COUNTRY STAT on TIKI HUDSON.-For
farm Of about 81 acres 10 mo village OF hasung
- q miles from the city The houss 10 new, built OF stone
In the most substantial manner, 10 modern style, with 10
rooms and Of the most commanding views OF the
river and adjacent scenery unes unusual picturesque
are order, well supplied with great variety Of
fruit The whole or part will be sold ppicaon 10 The
proprietor the premises al Hastings on ne hudson l.
mySO Ims ALEXANDER BRINE
~ FOK SALE OR EXCHANGE for city proper.
~ y-on Staten Island beautiful country seat within
steamboats, ply daiyconssing Of IS acres new modern
twostory house with wing Attached, bli b days Work
barn. carriage house, fOwtOuse and other Olt0uldne-
and almost 81 kinds Of fruit IN abundance The situation
for view cannot surpassed Inquire IS LeXngtonay
0e jeIs w. = ." - ''''' JP WHITEHEAD
81 FOR SALE, OR EXCHANGED FOR CITY
10 PROPERTY good FNm, Of 80 " 30 scrrs slid.
Ated IN Duchess County b-t~eea POI ghk-- so scd
HYDE PaIk miles from Steamboat and RAJ H sHa-
ipg Yarn well waiersd ADD umbered For particulars,
iDeureof A II TANNING. r6 Second-st.
eA lwf before A NJ, 5 Io7 P N, or Al IS ssn'on
e1-TO kXCHANGE FOR MERCHANDISE OK
~ REAL ESTATE A god farm OF lln aces q town
49, Of Greeuburg Westehesier County. = ailes rom
Nev-YOTE, yirg between n 1ts1n RIVER End daren rs-
roads Excellent land and well fenced. Apply -
jeli 2w+ Z. L. BUSHNELL 2Fsrry-st 7.
S5r. TO IFT, OK FOR sALB-An eegaas new
49, hree s0ry and Eic house win basement ana c11n
s<- cellar h Thry-second o. between Brosd ~sy 40
Fihhsv now finished and ready ior oceupsnon VII ~
The modern mProyswsls1s,s III ptsr iia BsosSw.y
ielo sws between Thirty second ard Thiriy-inifo 80
-, FOR sALR-A small farm Of seven sores en2,ee
~ End with good dwell ing, barn, carriage hois-
49, bout six niles from The city an1 10 n-aly ioc"'n'
For further information spplyto -,, -, So,
jei9lw' hONAhAN pI-eI.9 = -,
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IN PURSUANCE Of order q IL Surrogate Of the coaa,y II
lSs~ 1ots. uots bsre5y Erea - l peyas havag ens
asanst oEORGL W. HOfFhAS, late o he Co.'S u You
d~eas~t present ne t tis so-rs thereof "a
>rbe = rs r-ee No 80 Anthony street. the cry 81
Fork before srh day Of gewy
Tod ts "a day Of narch, 1850 JAMES n. HOFFMAN,
H4laNoHls ADMINISTRATOR.
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czx 10 CAPITALIsTS.-F0 sac. u acres OF land
A located OF he cities ~ The lneIlor Of inis sac
The faclres for imprCveu entar gre2i and certain 20
any party potsessng the means 70 build About tea acres
are id IN los and houses up The situsron
Of gIest beauty hgD and healthy and tenants could
be found 10 occupy any number Of houses or cottages that
could be erects ThreeqgGrtars II the pnrchss m ney
may permanent investment on bond and mort
gsge FOR particulars inquire Of 1. BnRNES,
i.2l 4ieod 600 Broadway.
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r. Pot 6ahEEPsIE LIZ ~
EGNl=---N K ARGEs-Tno barge CLletOS, $50
sh<1.<rzzz=-<% WHise sysry H0aasy: IN $500
Cant Rosskrans every Thursdsyi fOUGhH 1850 SiI,
Sff, us,s1 every saturday ~ o'clock + N rom i,''
OF hurray-st Tor psssengers and freight. ,., ,t.
The above BsIges are elegantly iufaisn1u - -. ~
-. .,d snsrists and comfortable CABINS so - -
M 80 a. Tor tn comfort ard coayenleacs ~ pas
seneefs Apd arrive ~ PonghEss!sie = "as ''' No
- St.roo Pre- Pisrs and New Milford ~. %. o..
% n,rber rfJrmsdon apply on bosrdhe baFsst ol 7"
u'ITTIAksON VAIL. l6i Wes-sL ls<l on
a. YACHT FOX sALk.-Ihe ysehs BIZ LIZ
err schooner h.gec, copper fAs,ene, o1s - - 49, -.
sisers lCf tons Shs u 81 fcoG keai = -e lncss
lam FEEL inches deep, and 81 touEa u sf1iy iS'P7@-
For is5Ih7' % Ia;;RASfG DERICKsoH.l5s so1ih-sl
- vow IIyERPOOL.-Ths regular paeE-s q
Dr. - se,b 81 Juu--The regular packet ship hOS-
SsA%CiUs CspL DIVER Eldrdge vii sal As sooFe aer
regular day For freight Or R.s.ssss spPH, % so,,h q,
Zee Ue27 -
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IN ~ issuance Of AZ orsrof ,- ssrros n N. County Of
Me- forl nccs = hereby gwen 20 h Ptsoss having elsms
Nas h""hk II CAfr tie Of e Cy q Ns~ Yors deceased
pf-sraf With ers tsf- % The .ub.,h.r Al d.
oEle N4oa Hll Jr No y Dy stree: Cy Of New Yors
teiofr DE twenty eth tay 90 september uerta.s SsN
fofk ssi dy Of AArcb, cco JuLlA CLAPP Adnsr.tfr
MA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-24

q. POR SALE-The place known " ads SofIh Co..
- tsse located Asylum iil about go rods from t1s
~ State HOuse and 100 from The General Depot or Ihs
New York Providence and Fi-hkil Railroad
T grounds Of he place contain about sces OF hghy
cutvAed ADD well filled with choice fruit shsde and eY
eTgIeeb tes Wih large ba'D green house, i;1-nDls-
al all the buildings requisite 10 make Il ono OF lhe
mos DELE Ltui and Residences 10 the county
II has front Of sbout 4 feet The Famln goo Road, aud
sbOui The length Of the Rlyef For nrtosr
particulars address II. X. BEACH
Usrtford Conn lime Z 1854 ieX26t
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IL FORSALR-Threes splendid country seals, In CON-
II peie order and Elk good farms, ali well calculated 10
- make money No l. 80 ares; No Z, 100 seres
No. les scres No e. 100 acres; No 8 10 Acrssi No
81 acres all with good farm buildings well fenced and
wRiered and Mt to railroad Piaiuh-d Also
Eve small farms, cheap houses and lots stores public
houses &c Call on T FULLER, ~ Cortland 81 10 l.
VAIL Saturday at Cortland a. from 10 10 ? othsr
dave Plsin6sld NewJersey. Jsis w.
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a RRMOvAL.-FRED. w. PACHThAnn,
~ vs,chrnaker and jsweler respectfully DO in' 81
n Customers and the public 10 fen-rsl ns. n9 9, -
sta where be Keeps, a. us0A a. nls oi9 so,o,
isyve assortment Of fine god and silver Wsches leweI
80 ve~Ssre ofevsry description, ke. which he VII eel
~ Ire Lowest Possibe pnces Every sruele Nsransa
IeS.s, "a r.,.,raS is2l lm'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-24

an FASHIONABLE HATs.-JuE finished, the
III most splendid sriee ever offered. Elegant French
49, sllk Hats At the low price OF s. usually sold st 81
hlso an Kruc,o al 90 So Neat Hsls al =. BROWN
iosS i'm. l5s CsnSlnt one door from Sullivan.
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"a. FOX SALE OR TO l4EF-A aehgnfii co1G1ry
90 resdence stusiec on The banhs " Msmus River, al
he bead ofnsv CATION, where the packets ply twice q
week the Boston road, between horseneck snd STAN.
fcrn Conn a very short distance from the NeTYOrk and
New Hsven Railroad, passing Elk unes day-wiihn two
hours travel Of the CITY, ana half miles from steam
bosi landing A neat story dwelling; parlor with
sliding doors kitchen attached cellar ur1er both, piazza
front and rear good barn ard other necessary buildings
an excel en garden hrce attached abOnndng
With choicest kinds Of fruit To Of klsiness or Of
tits surpassed BY any For terms. apply 20
GEORGE PECK 32e Wsier-st 20 the suhfcrlbsr
neer the premises lis7l lw+l SOLOMON PECK.
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- At pEIFAg = = AI-E.-A numl5f Of Orznnhi
80 building most desifaOy situated tif country rest
~ dences 81 Pierm0ut and .voiny, about 20 miles from
tie CITY OF New York he bsDEs Of lhe HuisOn h'er
The 80 lois delightfully."- siusied Tor building purposes
several OfWhch command magnificent views BON Of ths
Iod.oB River and Ih His hands aso PomPlon HIS aad
the Valley " the HacksusscE This property 81 sll4se
that be reached several um-. DAY ~ fsroad and
Who wish pDrChAsA splendid country size IN the neigh
bOOOi Of ihe city For ana further pArn are Of Ihe
sbove propsgty spulv 10 A. J. BLEECKER
fefa - ~ Aurupn@-r. 7 BrOsd Of.
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~ FOR sALk-A new story cottage, with out
III buildings and p Of good land only ave minutes
walk from The depot Of Tsrrytown. There 10 me
ove Of forest H. and stream ofpure spring wser
Tnon the Andre Brook running through me premises
also ar extensive view Of The river II would Dc dsfra
bic resdence for gentleman doing business N me cry
lppv a. shove 10 lmyl7 n s.N. THOMAs
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= .EAEHAaHE RE9 sygsSTIapiEsSsy s.h5 :

s2~ Gents 10 Hsrrord.-The new Ano spiooa,vli
u.smer NORTH AMERICA, Capt James Besoe' W.
Iesye fror, Essl River Steamboat Place, rec 80
dsy, W sdpesdsys and Frd.ys 81 O'Clock m ,a go
hoard he steamer.
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sSz.sses.a .PIANO-EORTkS-Fers shout pur.
chasing Pianos viii find Il TO their sdvsn'
TIAge to cell al T. Glenn Cos Manufacio-
IL r. ury, 1871 FultOu-Et (wesi OF Brosdwsy) a
general sssostnsni OF Mahogany and Rosewood Psnos
sons!sny on hand witch will be pold low for cash or sp
proved psper. Dealers supplied on liberal Ierns
nv "a r. GLENN l. Co. 1874 rulton-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-24

-cxssf4. FOR CALIFORNIA Through tickets
as for San francisco via Panama, leave New
York JAY l. b. ssesn, hip Crescsnt Guy for
Chsgres and steamship Gen Warren from Panama to saa
Franc may he had ON application
je7 2irl. DOLE6 co IS Front-.l
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sd-- he costs OF this actI0h--IfIsi Juhrb -.
VAN ANTWERP JAMES,
ie,O laHGv Plaintiffs Attorneys, No. ~ Wslst-

,tUPREME COUKT.-Chy and County Of New iorE-REUBEN
l>EDMONDS against ISAAC A. kENiON-Io l-Aac Kenyon
ceenanfYou hereby summoned and required u sns"e e
og which viii be ded the ONCE Of the Clerk
the ~ and County Of New YORK, Al the CITY Han n sad City
the sad compliant on the SUB
c4LeT be cce. No 10 Wal street City Of New 1ok within
twenty days after the q ia exclusive OF
such and you fail 70 the sad compliant
aforesaid The plaintiff this acton WI take uds
u.eu IA hundred and I'VE dollars
Dercst - hh day OF May, thousand eght
Lestcs the tins actonDstrd N-~ fors
MAJ 3th. 1870 ALBERT GILBERT, flAintH : AttofHey-
N fvM
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BARGAINS IN STRAW GOODS.

As CHEAP, IL NOT CHEAPER, than sny
- v hoIesAle or retail store in New-fork; hama
49, come assortment Of Ladies'. Boyt and Misses Hats
WI Of almost every hind, a. YOUNGS, 20 Bowery
between hester and Grand sis JelV ~"
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p. Philadelphia Bulletin has Ie"er ,ron
-. :, ,ela,on 70 this Island, from which
=, make The annexed eHtrae's'
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FOR SALE.

81 AEBvTr FDkD.-F1r sale, large Villa los on
- III, bufspn River 50 minutes from ThTls-sseoadst
~ BY he Hudson ri Railroad. Tna 5cslrMl pro-
uer recently ovr 81 ly Col Jnines Hamilton snd DR. Get
~ Ti.g between DohbF ferry 4ad Dearnsn. q nile from
Dee~rsn) on H. X. hts been lad out 10 iarRe vliA
ots Il great h.s1fy each lot commanding nag1icent
Vie OF Ire H1cs I'm River ara Tsppsu BE This properly
"a fsre1 10 the pubic low prices and
~ payment Buildings viii be erected BY )nrsel
II cftTsc TIE cara leave ne cep'i Al chsb-i-si sew
Yort Az rd "a A q. u NJ ana 5 and a NJ arI rs-
tgrf irg esve Dtarurn intermediate hours Refer 20
the ncen ne premises, ROBr H. ELTON, 81 Ntssal-
e. end l5f Pes-lTt jel9Zw
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-r~S FERRY TO OAK HILL CEAE-
EsSs4hsz--i<rERY.-The spiendid steamers ARROW,
sH's.E<-s--7NCspt 5. A. Vervsen and SWALLOW,
Cant J. Msuse viii leave New York from foot u Robin
sonst nexi above Barclay every day, att and AN and
and pm Touching az the foot Of Amos-st esch way.
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