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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-20
TRAVELLING.

80 rs.rs.s.ss.zz.-1 NEW-YORK A. ERIK An.
- s;s5s.i;..;ss4Ei2 toAD.-REw ROUTE TO sgssA.
eans Monday Ray 25lh 1850
Lsag. New Yors 'of Binghsntou. Einiru Coming, o..
nevA HceheSier, Bgfa'o, an iuer 80 seei q
Sundays ex estedl BY steamboat THOMAS POWELL
BON pier foot Of Dgzio-si
Beak'asl ard supper 90 board tie bosL
LxPafss Tssis, ste 50 A. stopping or ~ Piernout
sur rs, Chester Gosheo, Aadle,osu. PoH Jeryis, Mr.
ros sn-Is, Deposit Lanesoofo BDghSml0n. 0wego We
verify, tFsciossvel Flnir. and Jefferson striving Ge
stlo0PM Psssengers for Busss ssEisg tbs lain
VII Ake ne Express Train fros Albany NJ Geneys, and
way avn Man TSaIs-Iis IAN Stopping At ali the
s4aonsSrvins a. Coming ne eSIDeevening 10 ~ OcS
WAY TkArs al 50 Pm ioF ousyils snd al inseruedi
NlsaT ExFRrss TsuS. At SPIN Stopping al Pie.GooL
SuneTus Coaster, Gcstel Mid is.D~n Ousyiie POuJef
tof bebs9 b. his train proceed Geney dine here and
take he Ezprets rrsin FROM Albany arriving Buffalo
next evening Passengers Tor IhacA csyugs Bridge and
.oEns On CsyIgs Lake nke he OF he cayGgs add
sUsqUeh1lna Railroad s Owego, which Ieave lmu~distey
Lyeoniag COUNTESS Pa tSke the OF The Corning and
Bossecr Railroad Al Corning Ssses esve Nsrrovsbgrs.
DePos,- Lene.boro Binsssm.on, owego w.veriy FAC
TRAINS TO NEw-YORK-
EAtsESs TkAIS esves Geneva 81 - A. a. stopping
LANDLORD Deposit Marrow sburg Port Jsrvs Middleowa
Goshen Chester SUfoTut, sad PieTmouL arriving 10 New
way AND MAJ Train lesvs. Coming Al 50 AN. stop
png Of al The sssrons sad arrives n NewYors al IS I'M
NIsHr ExPREss TRAIN leaves Geneva 81 81 p u and
Corning 81 .loppiDg Al ali tho stations west Of Pori
yery.s, ana Addetown Goshen Chester, s1ern, and
feImont arriving IN New-YOrk as AN
WAY TRAIN leaves Ousvle At I 20 A. "a stopping At al
he stAtons, and arriving IN New-York a. 10 80 AN
~ Special Train Monday morning leaves Por
yeIyis A. 30 stopping all the stations and arriving
" New York al AN
hEwBuRcB BRANCH leaves Newburgh at 5 A N ard 20
snc Pm connecting With he usias eosug West
Leave Chester at 50 NJ and Is Il aud IS P. NJ
OF arrival Of TIE trains from the Wesl Freight trains
Newhurgh 81 S n and Chester a. l5PM
f2EIeHT TRAINS leave from pier foot Duane Of N6PM
frest Tor Geneva Rochester and Buffalo aud ali ulares
fsafy a. O..
through without delay.
my8r CHARLES NINOf, SUPERINTENDENT
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~ czER5NEW-fOhk AND NkW.HA-
~ RAiLR0AD.-0n and snR

E sS55sEsw RaiEkSA Ss5 Ss ~ .s.;
rains viii leave the Canas Station. near Broadway-
rsssengers also received at The New-York and Hsrcu
Railroad Once, Twenty seventh-st-
l. Accommodation Train 81 II AN. for New-RocbslIa.
hamaropecs, Rye, Por Chester, Greenwich, Stamford,
Dnien, Norwak Westpor, Southport, Feir6eld Bridge.
port sns,ford, Milford and New Haven Passengers hon
the WeySaiors for Albany and Stations on tho Hous-
oe wv s mssn and
ton Providence Worcester Hartford, Springfield and Con
nsceut River Railroads win tais his Train and Join IN.
Express Train al O'Clock AM for Stanford Bndss-
port Albany, and Housaionic and Nsugatach Rsrosas
RsiIsosd worcester, Provtdsnce and Boston '''~
s Accommodated Train at Am for Nsw-Havsn and
esnvile Fa1ninsOn Avon, TatdnIs, and CoiiinsviiiS
4 Express Train at s Pm. for Stamford, norwaA,
HewHsven, and stations on the Canal Rssosd, Harsord
Springfield, Worcester and Boston.
s. Accommodation Train st4P.h. for Hew-Hsvsa -
8 Communication Train Il $50 Pm. for Bridgeport ~
"'''A''- TRAINS 70 NETWORK.
]. Communication Train Il SIS An. from Bridgeport.
stopping At all the Intermediate Stations.
stopping Al all Intermediates Stations reesiviss PssesosSs
nom Nsugatuck Railroad at Bridgeport
3. Accommodation Train ai $50 AN. from Hsw-Hsysa.
sengers rom the Hartford and New Haven Genial RsrosA.
and nanga Railroad
r.Pf Tr.n Tram s,am so.,o o ~ rom w 90
Bridgeport and Stamford receiving Passenger RON ~
Housaionic Railroad Al Bridgeport
yers rom the Accommodated Train from Boston) oas
New Haven, stopping a. al the Intermediates Ssnons
49,, Ras,o1 .,on,o .o ~ sIdSsoo NoTws
and Stamford, arriving In New. York ~ lilo IN. Even,
irg Train from Piiisneld connects With aas frsis q
Pssssnges are requested % procure uesss eso': ssk9
sesn IL tie Cars IssonI ~ hASon. sopt
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;. arp RiyATE -ALE.-A beautiful farm. q

fkt Al PRIVATE sALE.-A beautiful faTIn 81.
- usied IN Prince william County, Nirgi, IA Only >
& misS from Washington city, and 10 nes from Alex.
AnCre cor ssng 20 VI good wheat land Gb JlG
$50 scres cesred he residue mbered, with large white
OAK ard hickory, the coil clay loom. On he prem eel
there house. barn. sc also stream OF water abound
lug with fth-lheTe Is also large assortment O truth Hees
such asappe peach cherry &C. This farm lea on the ma
post rusd r., ding ou rurfes TO STensvie, NE conny
Town heng meI from the former snd eight miles rom
the aer 7 he railroad building from Alexandra 10
OftnPe al Richmond III pass within hree miles OF sad
farm The umsloI 10 extremely healthy aod The psc5 a.
foT0s opportunity for person OF small mesns to
mske good snd proh.rhs investment For ierni and 1r
Tier psFticu ars apply 10 ANTHONY BLEECKER
AuctOneer, Broadst isi7 lW
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re- EzssssEs=zss7 MORRIS AND Essex RAIL;
A3<st 80. ItOAD.-PASSENGER TRAINS
U Leave Esw-York foot Of Cort-
tsnd SITS AM. and y P. Nj leave Newark 81 NJ. and 81
AN
l45P. Nj Moulstown 6 50 A NJ and 2 IS p. NJ; Hsdi.
son. 49, A. M and 40 P NJ Summit % A. NJ. snd
sos Mllyile, 80 A. NJ and SIS P. M Orange TO
A. M and SPIN.
FRElsHr TRAIS.-Lesve Dover A. NJ; leave New
York III NJ
ORANGE HoRsg CAR-Leavs Orange A VI. and l.3O
P. NJ; leave New-York IL 80 A. NJ. and SIS P. NJ.
Passenger by these trains are received aud delivered
Chatham Madison, Morrisowu, Morris Plains Denville
Al Dover stages connecting with the A NJ. passenger
ton and Hope Daily, Milford and 0vego on Mondsys
edDesdsys and Frdsys and for Sparta, Johnsouourg,
burgh, continuing the Lackswsnua Works, passing
through 8aronyile Ssnhope, PA Smiths Tavern, Nes
Fuesdsy. Thursdsys and Saturdays and returning meet
the r. NJ. trains for NewIork
the arrival OF The A NJ and 81 trains from and meet The
A. NJ and p. trains for Nsw-York
passenger trains for Mendham Chester schooleys Noun
tain Washington Belyid-re and Esston, daily, AID
the z. NJ trains for New.York
Also for Baskng Ridge on the arrival OF the NJ train,
returning next morning. connecting with the A. NJ train for
EXTRA TRAIN FOR sCHOOLBY,s MOUNTAIN
In addition toe shove usDs al extra express train
will commence running on July 9Th next and continue IN
nj further notice.
Leave New York from the foot Of Ct At 10 AN;
leave Newark The arrival Of the A. train from Phs-
delpbis, proceeding directly TO Morstown and Dover.
where carriages VIII be In readiness 10 convey passengers
10 sohoOiey's Mountain, arriving in time for dinner.
This train 10 going up will receive and deliver passed.
gs,' GSy a. hs I.o%ng stations: orspge Me sum-
Returning, will leave Dover al P. M. ard MOfrisown
al - NJ stopping for passengers At ell the regular sta
toIs and connect with the II r. N. tram TO New-York.
Passengers to procure their tickets before taking
their seaIs In the cars.
Tickets will be received only the day when purchased.
isl5 n
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~ AT MORRIsANlA VILLAGE, terms never
- offered before s. 50XlO0 ytrg between Fret
MA o. Morrissnis, and Wismft Melros-, on the tar.
lem Rsroad Joining The station house. DC pfo-aret
from 500 10 500 eech. Ia
MONTHLY PAYMENTS on so.
Title direct from Gouverneur Morris Esq This Is well
WORTHY the attention Of The keepers CLERKS srts
sppre1ces &C IN feet industrious n this city
can procure Del gtnul home IN few molts5 a1t Of
very hrg on lay. Leaving Ciy Hail a. Pm or Mel
rose ssdOn- house The property be SEEN ana parties
return IN hslf-psst Oclcck Apply 70 X. Ill
from 10 10 in the evening the ground from 10
81 b. lel5 81
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FOR CALIFORNIA.

<4SfS FOR Through tickets
$780, for San Francisco Wis Pansma, % leave New
York July l. By steam; hip Crescent City for
Chsgres ard steamship Gen Warren from Panama 20 San
francisco may be bad on application to
lea 24IEs DOLEG CO 63 Frontst
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
~ ~ 1850.

PIONEER AND EXPRESS LINE 70 PIfrsBURaH.
Leaves PHILADELPHIA Daily, at O'Clock A. H. a
4PM-hrough In so hours The cars lhs PsnnsyivSr
mia Railroad OF the very best and comfortable a.
scnpton. New packets have been placed the Ina
and furnished with especial reference 70 the comfort 81
convenience OF s6ordng the assurance OF Quic
and agreeable journey TO Pittsburgh.
Every effort VIII be made render this the most desrubje
route 10 the West
Tor seats apply al IA Markets. and ~ u. corner Shlrt
and Chesnut Philadelphia WIN COLDER d co.
New-Yort. mia r. H. HfNDES Aren't
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-. cyxs.est.zsr 5OCLOCK LINE IT, =
81 - FOR HUDSON and sSis,=,a


LANDINGS The steamboat HUDSON, Capt VIM IL
Me- or Will leave the steamboat pier foot OF Cedar-st
Monday Wednesday snd Friday, and the steamer Co
LUMBlA Capt 2. King on Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday Al O'clock connecting with the stages al New
burgh Kingston snd CslsSl
HUpsoS AND BERKSHIRE RAILROAD The passenger
trains Of this Rosd, ser March IS Will leave Hudson and
West Sockhricge daily Sundays exceptsdl a. follows
Leave Hudson att NJ. ,nd Is P NJ. and West stock
bridge 81 A. ~ and Z. NJ.
Freight trsrs with passenger car sitsche1, win eave
Hudson Al n A. NJ snd West stockordge, At 10 So An.
Psesengers by the morning train from West Stock oridga
may tske the day for New YORK the boat for POUCH
keeysie snd thence by Railroad TO NswYork by O'Clock
p NJ Fare By latter route from Hudson, rot exceeding
81 Is
Pssseogers By the evening train viii ind the
COLUM siA and HUDSON always waiting FOR them, sld
he isre ~ those boats VIII he low sny other evening
boat on the iver-fr0m 80 50 downward the Inc boss
may set he example.
Through ncke's from Yves. S.ockbu3ge TO New York,
81 81 eni the fare In returning. Passengers should
recclec thai Iris fare includes berhs, which 70 excluded n
the fares Of other routes
The uGins from HudGon both morning and evening
meet with the OF the Western Roads he reOfore
les em J. WATERMAN. SuPt
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%Sss THROUGH LINE FOR SAN FRAN y

ez1s THROUGH LINE FOR SAN FRAN
xAt.E CISCO, VIA CHk0REs-Tbs nsw and "a
voris sesmIhips
FHiLGDELPEIA.l ,iOO tuna. Capt. Root H. Pearson.
FORM tie only direct ne between NewYork and Chsgre<
md in connection with she United stees Mall steam pack.
ia 10 the Pacific sen-monthy Tine through 10 san EIs1'
sEDucsD RATES oE TA1S 10 esAsss,.
Afor Balloon State Room,......sl25 % si25
Forward Saloon do. 100 % 100 %
Iii he above dine /. he same able, and have the pr,I
s,oerage found with mattresses o
and bosTd) ....,............ S65 90 SoS 90
yrsight ChaTes % cent? per loot Exposes 90 he
Ishmgs are borne by passengers.
Tor eight or psIsage apply 70
H0WLAkD $ lsPlNwAbb, 81 soOtb-st ny
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
The United stsies Mail stesm-pscsela
.aEhMA......l0s7 uns"..Cspt David g. Ssley
CALIFORNIA J. $50 tuns, Capt fhos budd.
TENNESSEE. 500 sans.... Capt George a Cole.
CAROLINA. 500 tins.... Capt R. L Whitney.
UNICORN ..... 500 tuns.. Capt J. Nicholson.
ere Intended TO FORM seinuion.hg line oeNeea fsnsms
.nd Pofss Ia California
not wines ard liquors. Passengers IN the seersge rs
o1Dd With such rsOns furnished w The crew, End
,oaes r usrsonsf baggage fe to he extent u $50 he
ueEhl not eIceeding IN measurement len cubic fe.t.
Freight 90 extra baggage OF ~oen ssfen 500
per iun, sna per cent On all specie
Packages should not e1ceeo l23 !o, "sgni Tor mus
carriage Cabin srgn.
Passage from Panama TO san Bs. or ha'susns1 $40
san Diego. 20 Ia
San francisco. See $50
70 stores De landed VIII be baggage. Charges
terminating and ieberking and All personal porn charges
Including health fees snd boat hire 70 be paid by
kers No passage secured unu paid for Apply q, tne Of
g. ofthe Company New. YORK, 81 south-st mn
I>f@Ss THROUGH LINE FOR sAN FRAN
NLksG CISCO VIA CHAGRE5. DIRECT--Ths
splendid steamship CHEROKEE Henry
Windle commander, will leave her dock pier (. North
River for Chagres direct Monday, July 8, a. O'Clock
Passengers particularly requested 10 have their baggage
on board o. Saturday preyious - -
ROWLAND LAsPINWALL, 81 and s. South-st
q. FOR SAN FRANCISCO, South San Fran
&E and the Gold Regions -Freig htisnded II san
Francisco. The pscket-ship CLARENDON,
" Brown, master 10 now receiving freight IT pier "
X Passengers who wish TO avoid the scky season,
Ogether with the danger Of crossing tho shmus will mad
tbs Clarendon first vessel having every convenience
for carrying passengers she will proceed direct San
francisco under the able command Of Capt Brown
sbor aud safe be calculated For freghtor
pssssge, spply TO The Agent on oOsrd, Orto
r X. HUNTER, 80 Broadway and
J. BELKNAP SMITH 80 WAlsL
jel5 I'm Tontine Buildings
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a. AT PRIVATE SALE.-A number Of beauhiul
II building sites most desrsby situated for country resi-
dencea At PiermOnt and its vicinity about % miles from
The CITY Of New York the banks OF Ihe Hudson River
These lots ghIfully situated for building pGrp
several ofwhich command magnificent views both of hs
Hudson River and the Highlands also Pompion Hls and
The Valley Of the Hackensack This property 10 50 situated
that II be reached several times dsy by railroad and
affords very favorable opportunities for thoss
who wish purchase splendid country site 10 the regh
borhood OF The city For and further particular the
above property, apply to A. J. BLEECKEK,
ie19 lw Auctoneer, Broadst
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1850. CENTRAL RAILROAD or N JERSEY 1850,
p-e.~ ruur.z<zxur7 WINNER ARRAN9EMENYR


Tsr cFaE.s1z.H] SUMMER ARRANGEMENTS,
&$8e 49, <stcommencing April |, lS50-This Rosd
extends from Elizabethpou IS miles 10
White House ~ J. reducing the staging boween the lsf
Of the Road and Easton 10 2 miles and to School
eva Mountain Ii miles This line leaves NewY0rk BY
steamboat RED JACKET, al pier ~ River and connects
with trains the HewJersey Railroad, which leave New
York from foot OF CortandsI Al the same hour.
route TO scbooe7 AouniEn with less staging than sny
siher.
PAssEseER TRAIF UP.-Passenges viii leave New
York by steamboat from pier NJ x by tho Ne HJersoy
Railroad foot Of Corsnd-st al A. H. and r. NJ leave
ElzabehtoTn al 10 AN and Pm.
PASSENGER Train DowE.-Lesye While Houss al ]. ~
An. and !. As n; North Branch At SIS AN and 81
PM. Someryle at 6. 10 Am and 2 10 M Bound Brook
Of ~ An and 2 % PM Pisinhed al 10 AN and 40
PM Wesrhed at IS AN. snd PA Elizsbethsown q
7. IS and 10. 80 A NJ. and 8. % Pm
The freight train with passeng ears asenea) win leave
White House at 8. 80 ~, someryfe 49, PlsHheld BIB
and Elixsbelhport by steamboat At 80 AN Returning,
leave NewYork, BY steamboat Red Jseke, from pier
North River, all Pm.
An freight from New-York intended 70 by this line
must be al the bosi 81 n O'Clock 10 insure being akeR
through that day
gsses viii be 10 readiness on tho arrival OF The ciocs
:ran hon New-Yort at Tho White House TO convey pas
sengers " Easton, Wikesbarre, Bethlehem Aenbown,
Baleh Chuak Pa and 10 bennington, Lebanon, Clinton,
Milford, Bethlehem, BloomsOuIg, New-Hampton, Wan
ngton aud B-lvidere ~ J. On Tuesday, ThursdsJ and
Saturday To Delaware, Water Gap, 5uoudsburg, Baritone
vile sisDhope psleye Bucxtowp, and Lsckawanna Iron
Works, &c. Pa
b All baggage At Tie rsk Of he owners urnl de-
bvered into the actual possession Of the Agents Of tn1
Company, and checks OF rscepu given therefor. a
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&C ABB0TsPORD. sale, Arss Wills lots
- The Hudson River, 80 minutes from Thry-second-st
- BY ihs Hudson River Railroad. That besuufnl pro-
perry recently owred by Col James Hamilton snd Dr. Oct
w. kDg between DObhs' Ferry and Deannan, q mile from
Desmsn,) on II. Il Il r has been laid out IN large wills
lots Of great beauty, each lot commanding magnificent
vie OF The Hudson River and TsppAn lee This properly
sofered 10 the public low prices and accommodating
terms Of payment Buildings will be erected by contract
desired The leave the dep6t al Chambersst New.
Yort, at 7 ard 81 A. H. y 81 aud and Il NJ ard re-
turning leave DesruAn at lnermediate hours Refer
the agent on the premises, ROBT H. ELTON 90 Nassau
& a. and 1874 Pea-EsL jsl9 wv
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a. zee sALE OR T0 LET-A 81. "a y e0uaify

81 FOX SAILOR TO LB1'-A dsi ghifl country
r. resicerce situated the banks Of anus River,
49, The head Of nav CATION where me packets py t~ico
week the so5ton road, between H0Tseneck .lf STAN
ford Com a very short distance FROM The Nsg-York AID
New-H Railroad, passing SIX tnes tsyg,ihin IwO
hours travel OF the city two and bali miles from stN
bOst landing Deei TWO si0ry cw Cling. paflgr ssh
sliding doors Kitchen attached cellar uacer boti piazzs
rolt and rear good barn and other nsces5ary bngs
excel garden about three attached abD113ng
with choicest kinds OF fruit To Of bg.nsss Of
leasure. II ia surpassed by For terms apply %
near the premises ljel4 lw'l SOLOMON PECK
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a. FOR sALR-Three splendid country sests IN CON-
81 order and six good farms ali well cacua .ed 10
1870 make money No !. $50 acres; No. 2 100 aerss
No g. lO5 acre. No f. 100 acres No s. 80 scres; No g.
a scres all with good farm buildings, well fenced and
wsered ard convenient to railroad near Plsinhsld Also
five small farms, cheap houses and lots stores public
houses &c Call on 7. FULLER, ~ Cortland e. to s.
VAIL every Saturday 81 Corand.s from 10 to 2 other
days Plainied New-Jersey. iel9 lw'
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~T- GRIFRITH's WESTERN II.
Erhai.s--~iNLlNE, l8jO-COutnues TO carry Rz,y2
goods o. III deschp tons by Canals
and Railroads from New-York Boston and Philadelphia 10
Western New-YorE Pennsylvania OHIO Kentucky, Tsn-
nessee, Michigan, Indiana Illinois, Missouri, lows Wis
cousin Mnesola and Canada West The connection upon
the Lakes from Buffalo 10 Cleveland, sendusky, Toledo,
Detroit and Upper Lakes unsurpassed Reference being
had TO annexed card Office 50 Coenne-sp ssuth
o. New-York. z. GRIFFITH, Agent
ls5o-Bufslo ssndusky and Toledo Line Steamers:
GUEEN lily Iltls.
q GRIFFlTH................Ce Capt futile.
SUPERIOR. Capt Wsus.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Capt Richards.
IhO1 .........................CapL WaIkna
One OF the above let class will leave the Sa1dns
by and Toledo dock touching intermediate pos daily
a. A NJ. Passengers uckeIed through from Buffalo 10
Cincinnati
For freight or passage, apply on board, or 10
JNO. NJ GRIFFITH, Agent
my2i eodIDl Long Wharf and Ship Canal. Buffalo.
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Usrr3 sr4rf. P4rrsT OTrtos. June 10, 80.
The petition % SWIFT, Administrator ~ @ rstfe ni
OAlonroD PM Decreased, formerly Of sprnsh-d h,''aehs
% prsyg for patent granted o. the "a Apnt'
ID ri p. for au improvement Fucton Mes Tor seven yrsrs
from eirst 81 esd patent which take place On tie ith 1J
oil Octob-r, isifs $500. ,..,n--
II ordered that the sd petition be- heard - the Patent oHe"a
Monday September next al H. d. aud al P-i-'ns are
not Ge 10 appear and lov cause any they have ~y sad etoa
ought not 20 be- grsrted - Cd, cd,
Ordered a-o he published The Republic. in'eh
esrter Unon Washington CTS, ID. c. Noh Anrnsn ssd
Gsretie Philadelphia Tribune, New YORK; Journal Prov ence'
Republican sara-ici Ma weck OT three SUCCESSIVE
weeks previous the hr-' Monday "a September next
TBOs. kWBANK Commas nner Of Patsnt'
of e above papers viii please copy and send Their
b.- 20 he Patent ooe ia psler coutians i- notice
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ATA sURROGATEs COURT held for County ofsew
Avon, al the SurrogAies Office the CO New fo, the
sh day Of May 1880 present A w bradford Surogse-ln the
the Application Of MICHEL SCHMITT, Administrator Of
goods JACOB sTEINHELBER deceased
authority mortgage the real estate Of the sad for
the payment BIS debOn reading and Sling the spPhcton u
Michel schmt Of the goods and oha u jacob
Ste r the City Of New YORK. deceased ntestate for
authority morsg the -seat@ Of the for the
net Of he debts ordered that al persons interested the
Of the Steuhe deceased appear before the Surrogate
OF County ofNw York al bis Office The C Of New fort
July 10 O'Clock the forenoon Of that day
show authority should not be TO the
sad much OF the real estate Of the SAID
ia Oh Sienee deceased shall be 70 his debts
myQ3 lawfwsTh
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xT-~ FOR EAsTPORT Me-, 81 John, N
Esseszzs<-i .B, Windsor. and Halifax " S-The new
es-soins steamers COMMODORE and
FAIRY QUEEN VIII continue 10 run twice week DO
tween Portland and The above places leaving Portland al
$50 on the evenings Tuesday and Friday. Tickets Tor the
Te through VIII be furnished by either OF the isu0schbes
yAMEST HANFORD, SO South Markets. Boston or
ISAAC WINSLOW, Jr. 10 Pesr-s- Ns~.York
Boston, May, 1850. my23 Sds25los
Ii YACHT FOR sALE.-rhs yacht BREEZE
schooner rugged, copper fastened year Old, and
registers 10 tons She Is 81 feet kes y feet ncnes
b-sm feet inches deep and well found IL every respect
For further particular, spply TO
my@ GRANT DERfCKSON. l5e Souih-st
Il FOR LIyERPOOL.-The regular packet Of
$3.50 ne 18th OF June-The regular packet ship RIOS
Gus, Capt Oliver Eldridge viii sail a. above, her
regular day For freight or passage apply 10
SPOFFORD, TILEsTON 4 co. 4s South a.
jes Js7
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- AT PRIVATE sALR-Two desirable DaiId.ns

. AT PRIVATE sALE-Two desirable building
III lots lois directly dOinrg the rear suaed
A on the north side Of f6iry hfh Il running nearly TO
Thry-sxthL distant about rs feet Of the Sevenh-sv
the front lots being each In size 25xss In In deph and
The rear lois 3 I; by from 81 10 Is feet In depth
Also splendid and lArge lot OF ground situated hs
west .de OF Firtav between Tvenysscond and Twenty
thrdss the said lot being In size q T. in front and
by 80 feet In depth For terms and further particulars ap
ply 10 (iel5 lwl ANTHONY j. bLEECKER, Broad.sL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-20
S,UPEKIOR COuRT OF THE CITY OF NV YORK.-HenIy

NUFkKIUN COTKI OF TIE III OF NV IVHh--H-ay
a0aiRsf Peter Lambert Jacob LAMBERT Charles
Longo and Charles the defendant. JACOB
LAMBERT; hereby summoned the compliant
cause which ied the Office Of The Cerk Of the Court CITY
Of which copy herewith served upon and
ONCE, No Hanover street. Nc"
Io within twenty days the hereof exclusive Of The
day you ia 20 the compliant A. ors
sad plaintiff apply the Court for the relief DEMANDED the
comp la.nt-New Yorl, May "a. $50.
TUCKER CRAPO, Plaintiffs AtOrneYs
laWtwIh Hanover street New 1ofk CITY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-20

- FOX sALE-A new ons-.sory cottage, With on
N bud!ngs and q Of good land, only ave minutes
- walk from the depot Of Tarryiown. There Is a in,
grove forest and stream ofpure spring
Known the Andre Brook running through tho premises
sso al extensive view OF the river IL would be dssiTs
BILE residence for gentleman doing business In tho city
Apply, as above, TO imyl7 N g. ~ THOMAS.