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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-29
Later from santa Fe and chihuahua.

Correspondence Of the St Louis Republican
INDEPENDENCE, May II, 1850.
Yesterday morning, Mr.. Slmons, IN advance OF
Mr.. Johnsons train, arrived from Santa Fe and
Chihuahua. They left Santa Fe about the 20th Of
last month and without uchdetentiOn, made their
way here in pretty good time Once or twice they
encountered asnow storm, but not violent enough
injure their stock or impede their progress. la
company with Mr.. Johnson are MIR. George " eth
cred and others, citizens Of your place Col. w ash
hgton and command, consisting Of about twenty
men, left at the Point Of Il Jcks getting along
pretty well Mr.. ThOs Fl0urnOy and mail carriers
were met on the Semirone, near TO Browns wa
goni. Mr.. Flournoy goes out with reiet for this
rSn which you know was stopped on the Plains
RsthA by snow storm.
The news received by the present company from
santa Fe and Chihuahua, is not OF very great iu-
Ierest The Indians between Chihuahua and El
fao are becoming more and more troublesome
every day, Fulvagas's train was recently attack
ed-a driver OF one OF the wagons killed and wag-
o. robbed Of contents Quite a company from
chihuahua, consisting of Drs. East, Hereford
Douglass and others, left but little while ago for
California Expected in shortly, Messrs. Lighter,
Anderson, and other traders.
The rancho of Kit Carson and Boggs between
Taos and the Moro, was thrown inso CONSERVATION
recently, by eight Indians entering in and raining
oil quite number OF their stock. Carson, Boggs,
and two others, soon started In pursuit and over
took the party of Indians Hickories" attacked
them, KILLED i've Of the party, recovered the mules,
and titty additional head
Business was somewhat dull, but prospects a
month or TWO IN advance little more fAt.erlng.
American flour quite scarce and high.
Our town IS yet quite crowded with emigrants;
he numbers passing through greatly exceed oar
odcipations, and from every enumeration wa can
axe, We are firmly Of the opinion, that they are
srs in number by one.thiri than passed though
est las. spring. Almost every thing they needed.
icy fouad in abundance. bat have let our country
Petty bare Of provisions.
The health of our town and country is pretty
good, not having had case Of cholera, except one
an emierant brought up on boat.
Yours, &c. in great haste.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
IA 1850.

PIONEER AND EXPRESS LINE TO PITTSBURGH
Leaves PHILADELPHIA Daily at 8 O'Clock A. NJ. and
<PN through In 60 hours Tbs on the Pennsylvur
mia Railroad OF the very best and comfortable do
scripton New packets have been placed on the line.
and iumished with especial reference the comfort and
Of aHordng tho assurance OF quick
and agreeable journey n Pittsburgh.
route TO the West
FOR seats apply at IA Markets. and T. corner Fhird
and Chestnut Philadelphia VIM. COLDER l. CO
for tickets and further information sDply al West-s
New-Yors mle n r. III. HINDrS Agent
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r.. ryssnuzzrN EW-YORK AND NEW.UA-
~ .SSSI asSSssvEN RAILROAD.-On and ana,

r. Eysss.Ezsssss1 NETWORK AND NEW-HA-
Wednesday, April "a, the following
trains will leave the Cansl.st Station Broad way
Psssengers also received az the NewYork aud Harlem
Railroad Office Twenty seventh-sL
|. Accommodation Train at II AM for New-Rochelle.
nsmsro,eek, RE Port Chester Greeavieh stanford,
port Stafford Milford and New Haven Passengers rom
the WsyStanons for Albany and tho Stations ths Hous
stop at Bridgeport Psssengersffom WaySlatons for Boz
ton Providence, Worcester Hartford Springfield and Con
neccut River Railroads viii take this Train and Join Ex.
Express Train at O'clock III for Stamford Bridge
port Albany and Houseionic and NaugaEuck Ralrosda
New Haven Hartford Springfield and Connecticut River
Railroad, Worcester, Providence and Boston
Accommodation Train at 3 A M Tor Nsw-IIaven and
Intermediates Stations, Hampton, Cheshire souhingten,
Pslnyie, Pennington, Avon, Tahfvle and Coiinsyille
Hiddeiown, Hartford and Springfield
Express Train a. Pm. for Stamford, Norwalk,
5hdgspor, and Housstonic and Nsugasuck Railroads,
Hewbaven ard Stations on the Canal Railrosd Hartford
Springfield. Worcester and Boston.
5. Accommodation Train a4 PM. for New-Hsven and
al the Intermediate Stations
6 Copmutsnon Train at $50 Pm. for Bridgeport and
TRAINS TO NETWORK
l. Communication Train At as AN. from Bridgeport
stopping az all The Intermediate Stations
Accommodation Train al sl5 AM from New Haven,
stopping all intermediate Stations receiving Passengers
from NaDg auck Rsroad at Bridgeport
g. Accommodation Train At $50 AM. from Nsw.Haveu,
sene from the Hartford and New Canal Railroad
tnd NHug aluck Railroad
l. Express Train At ll0PM. Tin connection with tho
Express Train from bosion) from NewHsven stopping
Bridgeport and Stanford receiving Passengers from the
HOusatonic Railroad At BndgeporL
Accommodation Train al 80 PM (receiving Passou.
gers from the Accommodation Train from Boston) rem
New Haven, stopping at all the Intermediate Stations
Express Train al $40 Pm Tor 10 connection with Ex
pres Trsn from Boslon) stopping al Bridgeport Norwak
and stamford, arriving IN New-York Of 1870 Pm Even
Ing Train from Pushed connects with this Tram Il
Passengers requested procure tickets before taking
seats In the Cara a3oul X B. MASON, supl
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NAUTiON TO DEAF PERSONS

CAUTION TO DEAF PEs-ONs.-aors ar, "a.
" iured ifsu benefited by queck ellis IS wears ~ -
cessiui tesinert enables D.. LUTgNER Aur,s, ~
Brcad way o. al Deafness hon the md drr,
l. gO.o Also ali unpleasant noises and dlschzges OF th-
ears IN fh0rt time without rsks pain References %
be seen this Ear Iffrrary, 81 Broadway, Nl0s
Consolation fee by letter or Otherwise. 81 Unpsld le.-
tsrs refused Office hours daily from until s. Sundays
excepted mYlf I'M
IrATRACT OF LOG WOOD.-A superior sdele,
IL msnufBc ureo and for ssle by the Nepornsm NILS
Once Us " sisr-st lsa2 Smeod'l RUSSELL Stills
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INSURANCE.
TIE eRooERs'

THE sRocERS
FIA,E IS sS GA .s.s... g \, ~.
CAPITAL f.oLno d,
rEH1 cONlAFY tsvils .i 20. a w.,- ~ 81
gr1-s.1o Tir1ifure Vessels II por1 5er Cary'5i, -
.,,, i1,. q ssaa.e by f-s also s aiifs y ll-s1a
f9'-i.raou su6 Tr,nsoorsroh N - noe s'orsO'
Ia1lH Al 'P'orb YRT cT6Fs -n-
Rp,U,A. ~. Hosfs r.rroE- ss,f'os MOSS,
rs .fAs-is, CEoaeE ELDER SHf, bgEGhA-1kk,
FF ss.,-S,s ar ~ HCroY TDrY. 40 : P9srEE,
Jsss Jsmsos, ALEx. h isAsI We F9sfsa
- s sgrF.ar. bfsRfHt-. rFPCoS, ltftc Z. l.YLoE-
sAhf71S HOoHG President
y.xuToy sn7, ssc---7 atlfs
CITIZENS FlRE rgsURAEOE 90.
"a Walls. sid ib7 3ov-y.
y Els COMPANY VIII ca'l 'apal is-afey ioveI'sl,
tad pguaE ~ fra I'll - ''vo-ea-r 20 ~ ne Ciy
o''s' s'-'' DIREC70Rs.
Dane 3urn@i, yers.laa yoansoo,
, mas moElrts Jay Jsrys.
Ch-- - Dec 20 .l Z. Harris
Ii-rz8 fgoft, irmsf BALDWIN
DANIEL 9URTEE7F rretis-i.
o-,'seri ~ u22p
rHE mFHce sNrs INSURANCE. COMPANY,
N0r-a afyEg stNK
lAPirtL- e-'NH L.
= cash sf- ors's-si % -srrr huit ne nero rs1t'e
ls.r e.. 4--r-. Vesse's il Pffr t4-.f c-rsDe- .
aetlrs .-s or 04l-egs 3D., FIRE Al losses promptly a.
jusfsc auo pad.
Lew ApgN, lOssph NJ. Brown, Z. '. D. Os1enaer'
d a. HoppOck, 2. II Va Auken NAsnun9 hlrOy,
YIN. Deih, d. K Martin, Ey tOppock,
g. w Durham, Freeman Campbell, Ward A. Work,
Nathaniel Weed, Crowe Adama David Magic,
sGml 4. Bowman, Robert Hoe, Wa. Hustsce,
yielding g Cant Theodore Marine. ROber. Getty.
CROWEL ADAMS, President
Gro w SAVAGE Secretary myin
NEW-ESGLAND
LIVE STOCK NSURANCE COMPANY
OF NEW.HANEN. CONN
Capital $4,000.
HORSES, CATTLE, &c. Insured against DEAN by
IL disease or accident
DIRECTORS.
Alfred Edwards, j. "a Aneross, J. L. Taylor.
X. i. Mason, j. ". NAient ne
A. EDWARDS President
& c. Prince Secretary.
CHAs WILLS ' Inspecf0r
Applications for insurance received a. the Agency Once,
g. " all b. N. Y. snd by
J. L. TAYLOR Brooklyn L. I.
m27 lmeOds HENRY PAYSON. Wulismsbureh l.. l.
bowERY ffRE iSsURAsCg CoMPAsY,l
Office "a Bo~ery May l5 1859.
hINiDEND.-A dividend VI TN per cent viii be paid
ITO Tie stockholders Of tia Company al Afer the
let June The Transfer Books VII be closed rom the
18th met 10 hsi day. BY order Of The BOard
myl6iiij q g TAYLOR Secretary
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w HEIFAs RICHARD RAPsON OF the City Of NSYok DID,
w b Indetue Of Mortgage bearing dse TIE rt day
MAY hundred and oHO i1r the purpose Of
securing payment tie Of hundred dollars lawful
United States Of Anenca The first Gay Of May,
thousand ef hundred and forty interest for the
per per snnur payable he yearly grant, bargain
sell and set Jacob Bennett of lie City,
date the
MAY made Herman lie Roy Edgar ri Bat
Mar the Richard
full and the SAID nrt day May
thence ensuing yearly Of Ave doa together
unexpred property possession. aud demand
equity Of aud all that 0i piece
Gel and The lri~Snh VNass '~- y
of New YORK and and Distinguished certain Map Of he
the estate Of William Edg situate m me
Thr,th Ward New YORK, lreyed september, 10y,
BY Dame Even City surveyor lot number IA rieen bound
beginning point on the Westerly SIDE Can
non hundred tiny uorthwaty IRON Delaney
street hundred the block thence northNady
block feet thence east~arty on
Delaney hundred feet 10 Cannon street.
thence souhardy along street twenty nVe e-t 70 e
place beginnings witt al and singular Tie edhces bu'ngs rgs
member privileges appuensnce- theeuno belonging or N any
the usual power
in default should made the payment OF the sad sum o
money and part OF either; and
WHICH ss duly recorded The oh Of Reg sie Of the
CITY ami County YORK Lber - Of Mortgage page las
been payment the sad secured 70 be pad by the
mortgage and there due thereon II this dv beng TIE time
publication Of this notice the Of thousand and
Tint, dollars thirty Notice therefore hereby
gwen power sale contained the SAID lnien
tu. Of orgrr pursuance Of the sech made
Merchants EKcharse City OF New York the
DATED Msrch stth ls6O JACOB BENNETT
n. CoSsrocE. r. Attorney. mh2O laTtJeb
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AZ. nEyV-iOKK a ERIE RAIL,

-. Czyfaasst..I hEW-tOkk a. ERIE Rail-
LO-summer NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
cling Monday, May 27h, 1850
Leave New York FOR Binghsm,on, Elmira Corning, Ge-
neva Rochester Buffalo, snd intermediate aces daily
(Suudayf er,edl by steamboat THOMAS POWELL,
rom pier foot Of DuRne-s
Bres kfasi ard supper on board the boat
ExPREss TRAIN at 80 A. "a stopping ory al Permont
surrns Chester Gothen aiddleogn, Port Jervis, Mar
rowsburg, Depos Lanesboro, Binghsmion, Owego, Wa
yerly (Facioryvi Ema and Jefferson arriving AZ Gs
neys a, so Passengers for Buffalo taxing this Train
will take the Express Train from Albany at Geneva and
arrive a. 6 O'c Ock next morning
WAY AND MAIL TRAIN-At6 80 AN stopping at all the
WAY TRAIN at 50 b. or Ousville and ali ntermedi-
ale stations.
suaerns Cres,er Goshen. Mid, leIown, Onsve PORTER
Wis and all the stations West of Port Jervs Passengers
for Buffalo by this proceed to Geneva dine Inere aud
take the Expets Train from Albany, arriving at Buffalo
evening Passengers for Ithaca CayuRs Bridge aud
CGyuga Lake take the cars OF the Csyugs aad
Susquet anna Railroad At Owego which Immediately
the arrival o. the Erie trains Passengers for Toga and
LycOnng counties. Pa take the OF the Corning and
Bosshurs Rsilrosd at Coming Stages leave Narrowsburg
Deposit, LanesboTo Bng hsmion, Owego waverly Fac
~ ''''''' Kim TRAINS 70 NEw.YoRK.
EXPRESS TRAIN leaves Geneva at so A. NJ stopping at
Elnra, Wayerly (Facoryyiiie) Owego, Bngnsn1on,
Lsrsooro DEPOSIT Narrowsbug, Port Jervi. Mlddlsown,
Goshen Chester suerns and Piermont arriving In New
WAY AND MAIL TRAIN leaves Corning at 80 AM stop
ping al the stations arrives New York at 45 PM
NIGHT EXPREss TRAIN leaves Geneva at 8 81 NJ and
coning At sIoPpiDs a. al the stations ives, Of Port
PIermcnf, arriving in New-fOr NJ AN
WA TRAM leaves Ousvlllc al 10 "A. III stopping al AL
the stations and arriving In NewYork at 10 50 Am.
~ Special Train Monday morning leaves Port
JEWS o. 80 NJ stopping at all the stations aud arriving
IN New York 1T 10 AM.
NEwBuRGH BRANCH leaves Newburgh at AM and 80
N ard PA. connecting with the trains going West
Leave Chester at 80 NJ and Is NJ and s. T. NJ
arrival Of the trains from thu West Freight leave
New burgh al NJ and Chester at bpm
FREIGHT TRAINS leave from pier foot Dusne IT. p NJ
Fgeii hi Geneva Rochester and Buffalo and ali places
Wet sken by Express freight trains and is forwarded
through without delay
mi3u CHARLES MINOT, SupeTintendent
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$50 CENTRAL RAILROAD OF N Jersey ,ss
ES@II- CrtatIzzzsacll NINlNER ARRANaE IN NYs

r.. CaaHs.l sUMMER ARRANGEMENfS
49, k$f~s>s<ss commencing April 1, l850-This Road
extends from Efzahehport IS mIes -
White House NJ j. reducing the staging between Inc tsr
minus OF the Road and Esston Is m-s and 70 school
eys Mountain to IA miles This line leaves New.York bv
siesmboai RED JACKET Al pier NJ River and connects
with trains the NewJersey Raroal, which leave New.
York fom foot Of CorIlsndst al the same hour new
route TO schooeys Mountain, with lees staging than any
other.
PASSENGER TRAIN UP.-Psssengsn win leave New
YORK by steamboat from pier NJ by the NswJeuey
Railroad f0oI OF Cortand.sL ct A "A. and r NJ; leave
Elizsbeth.own ~ 10 AN. and 8 PM.
PASSENGER TRAIN Dows-Leave White House al s. -
An. and Las NJ; North Branch at SIS AN. and IS
PM Someryie at 6. 10 AN and q 10 Pm; Bound Brook
At % AM ard 20 NJ; Plainfei al 20 AM and 20
PM; Wes,feld a. &. IS AM. and PM. Elzabehtown q
7. IS and 10. 50 An. and 5. Pm.
The reghtiran with passenger siached) will leave
White House al so AM Somerville, $50 Plsinhed, rs
and Elizabelhpor by steamboat at 7S0 AM Returning,
leave NewYors, by steamboat Red Jacket from pier1
North River, al / PM.
All freight from New-York Intended to 20 by this line
be he boat at III O'Clock to insure being taken
through that day
Stages viii be IN readiness the arrival OF the O'Clock
train iron NewYors At The White House 10 convey pas.
sengers 10 East0n, Wiikesbao, Bethlehem Allentown,
Mauch Chu ,k Pa and to Wilmington, Lebanon, Clinton,
Nj ford, Bethlehem, Bloomsburg. New Hampton, WASH
ington and B-videre NJ j. On Tuesday, Thursdsy and
Saturday Delaware Water Gap, Stroudsbure Barons.
Vile Stanbcpe Daeyie, Buckiown, and Lscsswanna iros
Wcfks, &c. Pa
NJ g. All baggage al the risk Of the owners until do
yered into the actual possession Of the Agents Of The
Company, and checks o. sceipts given therefor. -
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FOR SALE.

ES ABBOTsFORD.-Fors sale, large villa lots on the
&, Hudson Rivers 80 minutes from Thifyhirt-st by
49, the Hudson River Railroad That beautiful property
recently owned hv Col Jas Hsniiton ard Dr. Getty, lying
between Dobbs Ferry aud Dearman, u mile rom Dear
mani on the H r. t8s been aid ~ large villa os
The Hudson River ara he Tappan Tea This properly Of
iered the public Al low prcss aud accom- violating Ierms
Of PAYMENT The cars leave the Depot Gu ambersst NJ
T. nj T. % M g. . ard p NJ returning, leave Dearman
the intermediate Refer to the Agent on Lhe prem
ises, and 10 ROBT H. ELTON, 80 Nssgu-s and ia
PeaT-sL m9f NV
On FOR sALE-A new one Story cottage, with out
f bullion gs and q Of good land, Eve minutes
@~ walk from the ce pot OF Tarryown. There 10 & hne
grove Of oi and stream OF pure sprng water,
know The Andre Brook running hrou "a me pre- sss;
So extensive view Of The river. IL would De- 1~sra-
bic residence FOR gentleman doing business IN III city
Posses oa given nneo lately ana Du ls cash required.
Apply, as above, 70 nyHu rhOMAS
<sz FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-sx lots Of
S;a ground well siiused IN the City OF Toledo Ohio,
- 100 feet each will be sold low FOR cash or ex-
for real Albany, New York or Brooklyn
Innrovipg For particulars inquire OF y. X Spell
MAN, Albany, or ! b. sPELnAN. s5 GedH,rt New
fsr A PRIVATE sALE-Five acres OF land situated
~ and between One Hundred and eighty-hflh and
-- One Hundred and egnty-sXih sts Ing from tge
Old Boston Post Road TO the Harlem River Ga the said
sr here ia Considerable amount OF timber and many
beautiful huirg sites For price and further information
" The above properly apply 10 ANTHONY J. BLGECK-
Err, Aucuoneer Broad'st ny3l w
o. FOR sAIE-Two los nortn side Of rnrtyfour.h-
III e. between Nirih and Tent opposite the pump,
and house with Two lots thirty FIN 81, IN h-
OF above also, lot west side OF LeXr between
THIRTY seventh ard Thirty-eigrih SIS Apply "a he pre
iees Thi,ty Ghhst or al Messrs. CULVER CORY, Hot
Air Furrsce and Range Mandatory, 81 CH 81 my5 wv
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CHAkIRs FULLER dealer In Jenningss new
NPsenI Premium Safety Gas Lamps. Also, Cempnene,
spTt Gas, Oil SD Lard Lamps, Hall and other LanirrnA
Sruuooe Chandeliers &c Of The proved patsrnsi
BrisIris and Glass Ware Cutlery ana Fancy Orname "a
Also, Csmptrre. Spirit Ges, Phosgene Gas. on, HickA
SssseA &c. rs GrvenvchsL between Wsrren And Cnsn-
bess a.. myiO ina
EHAZIERs' BOLT AND INGOT COPPER.
ia foil rssortment Of The manufacture OF Humphreys
VIE copper Co. for sale oy
my24 Sies VIZ ~ MARSHALL, God 81
{ OCOA sl8BlLs.-z1 be,s, tre.u l1,l reeslyad-
Der cas- ~ eAssEEk YOUNG, 10 chaTaan<.
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TO LET.


-
A. ,ItPtsS ID, IN JAM AIcA, l. ]. $50.
a.: fnshcd In moan 49, 10 ' ~. - =,
Ger Possessior i-rr.-l. - ~ " ~
IN 49,, -.
Ae..,.... ...--Y " " tgh-hAhtk+
. =. t-- iif q ~ a.fh and j. %ery S'1rs-'here
/" pr 'AlsEe' he ~ rner oc-uDllsis diseased.
ma t,.. '''ie Ife c'HLec,rt Anof 10
w. ~ JAMES HUFFMAN
g ~ 49, couliry sea- .ituaed o. ne IVES.
~ l. . ~ .u''ou l'n miles ron feF-l ~, oop-
- t tsou ne nile sou 10 ~ >a1g-raes rh- irm
H. ,f " h'sh s.-e ~ cuii 7sL91, aga n0F
Ii tit -D' e~rilre l. Ailrkr i"o--i'rf donnie
~. -stf,r ana o.. t1r-i mouse com ii' c-ink VIII
4 l.rse ,'r.,r 49,. ittu ilf gees. nln - as1c-.
SER large barn. carrels-h.use .ias-s -s-.oss farm
u,' fn' pa '.h~- rere.sary cn-h1i1r.s TIE view ~
tshi = s'' fVer is unsupported T. go1i tenant
IT Term u ear, hr rent u 8 it- ,nofarsfe Au1yt0
n - ~" JOSEPH n PATTEN. O. wa 81
- 49, -
q 80 leieer.t-.' one .r Us, 4 p setf-assnfe
.tN't re- beer 1lf ir IT'D re- ord Q since TIA
~ oI . lss ne Croi1l waer BE- .te base rent md n
1Lie r. ~ chen ~ a isrC- boiler Or bit wafer.
- 80 N 7llrotrd lsa4-f Pls-s-a'1l can Do ggsn
\ ZOO iced hs. 4o wi, tl,,y h.. h,., or o : Way
lf1 NfsisL r.vlI -
- rhNe hNl'-L titss.A Ar CLIFTON 70
r--NeaI tnl-fn .ia .-iiir g-C1f,lI-.r l. ll me
e. r.r. a..' .,-, ... ~
f...l. ..Or' t... -.-r... T i
-rf -ri c...-o i-- . ~ - " e..
t'' ..,.' ~, &C. ~ ui.-o r. is'.-.s u.- r-tNns
a.. .,r .r r,o4e,- ...i ia n..'- '- .1H
fI. q
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TOR sALk-One second hand Adams ro"ef rfese'
II IL good order size q gla.eu 2fxS7 ilccas -. -,
As L T. hoe L co. . snt y 9ol1 .
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<E-sss FOR sALE-Tne steamboat N NIAGARA
wow wing q The foot Of Frankin.sL Noria

~ I'D -" TUX SAIE-Ine sIeamOOaI NIAJAhA
now lyng ct the foot OF FranklinsL Nora
Rivsr-Length $50 feet 20 feet inches
beam, 100 iuns burden
The Niagara Ia In complete Order ready 10 start Il
days notice. She has new boers that have been In ou
few months Of extra size and workmanship, giving an
ample supply Of steam without the Of blowers Her
speed 10 nov greater than when running tho N0rth
River
Esimetes be at Office Of tie cost II citing
her up as night boat with slstsrooms bertha &C Hef
inventory Is complete In every respect FOR TERMS &c aD
ply to r. O L SCHUYLER Hsnover.sl New. York.
q The Philadelphia North American, Boston Atss an.
Baltimore Patriot please cOpv. AM
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pIANO-FOKTEs FOR sALk-

as<@szseI- PIANO-fOKTEs FOR SALE
q Persons about purchasing Pianos VIII ind
Nit 10 their advantage 10 cell At 3 BENNETT
y II I&COMPANYS Mandatory, l52 Rqlton-sl.
(easi eide Of Broadway hey have large assortment Of
Rosewood PianOs constantly on hand every instrument
warranted Tor years. Co have the names ofmore
than LOCO persouI they win refer TO- who have purchased
Psnos Ihen all OF which have gwen universal sassc-
on but when any doubts expressed their quality,
the payment msy be withheld until Until such doubts
moved. Old Pianos exchanged New end secondhand
Pianos 20 .e, nNH
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FOR CALIFORNIA.

IT,. THROUGH LINE FOR SAN FRAN.
-. CISCO. VA CHAGREs.-7he nsv and ~
vori,e sioarfiins
gAKROkEE...-.. $50 1ns.. Cspsiu b Winds
fHlLADFLFdlh.Li. fuGf. Capt Robt II P-Erson-
Form ne O. " direct -e between Now York sd Chagrss
and Ia corr-ccor wh hs United ss,es Mall steam ptcf
cts p ~ Psrifc-s seu rorty Inc ihro7gh 10 ssn fran-
eirco.
EEovcrD KArEi or rAEs ~ esAsEEs.
Afs- saloon STATE soous......sl25 o. SIS %
0rw ard Saloon Do. 100 90 100 %
AT - above dina ihe t5ie ard hare the pryl-
a. CIR. saloon
8ieeiAgs 0ouni with ma.1elsss
freight n chagrss u cents psr cot Expenses CO tas
is.lr'us ere bun@ by 0ss1e1Eert
fcr ~ t.. or ra-Slge apD.y o.
ROWLAND q ASPlNH ALL, 81 Soglb-sA 4. T.
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
The Ouitoa Slaes Ail s.as.n-pac4s.s
= VA -....--l,t-I ans. apt Dsyd . S2ey
CALIFORNIA. les tsns.... Capt Thos Gu35
Ttl-NEfs- ST.. .tN TINS. Cant George Cos
CAhOLlhi.... eco uinr... Capt r. L Whitney.
UrCOkN..... co. urs.... Capt } Nc10.sOa
sre irelcr % 'r &c ''-rl91inr ns 1s.Tee1 rC1sns
frt ports in California
Er.s-Fge 81 he h1sr Carl IRE punished 5edi ~ BAT
~. wr-i AID heaon Passengers 10 The Storage are
r i UrTrll erc 0.l1r All uaass1gen g'l DO allowed
ff1c rls.uo H.F. tr- feA O. tle ezl.n. VI - ine
Eeiel- 1a e1ceedirr i1 neislfewenl tg1 cubic 'ss--
Fre.a OIL tr tagrH"a cr Tsr- rdiss Wrrl Akau, s00
Der rr. Frf q rrv c-r-or fN Tn--e.
Psciefcs f.1-id not TIC Us los weisns FOR riie
Garage. Cabin sfse
san Di1go ........... $50 10
tsn grl.ciscO. so 80
80 stores 10 be lGncod NJ oe taken baggage. Charges
Of embefsns and de5srkng and oil personal por charges
including health ees and boat hire 70 be paid the passen.
gers No passage paid for Apply at the Of
nee OF he Company, Newly orb - sou,h-st HfH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-29
xUuS0 ,DAY-LJNE sTEAMERs FOR AL
slf...=-l -BANY ialO.-The spLeadld stsamers NJ "

Ezs.srl.-l BANY, i85O-The splendid steamers NEW
~-'--W WORLD, Capt Acher, and Aida, Capt.
Stone viii leave the wharf foot Of Chsmoerss daily sun
DAYS excepted landing West POnt Newhurgh, POUCH
keepsie, Kingston, Maiden, Cankill, Hudson and Cox
sakie arriving Albany At u p M. connecting with Es
press Trains for Buffalo, and Railroads Tor Saratoga and
" Whitehall.
Regular days OF NEw.WORLD, Mondays, Wednesdays
and Fridays ofALIDA, Tuesdays Thursdays and Sinr-
DAYS
~ All persons forbid trusting any person ac-
u The above boats -New.Yo May 1850 my25jm