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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-12

GENTLEMEN's FALL AND WINTER
WEAR.-WM p JENNINGS & Co. Isl Broadway, opposite
the Park Fountain will this day Introduce their Styles
ofOvercoats, and oheT Fan and Winter Garments, COM
psng assortment IN stye and character far superior
e productions sey have heretofore rendered sccepa
bio To their numerous patrons oln
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-12

one--the populations from which the hostile
armies were drawn outnumbering hers by
at least ten to one; and, after ages of dubi-
Gus contest, the last Magyar King of Hun
gary fell fighting on the fatal field of Mo-
hacs, and large proportion of Lower
Hungary fell into the hands of the Turks,
who held it from hundred to a hundred
and fifty years. The survivors to the
great defeat, with what was left of the Ma
tionr elected as their King, the head of the
fortunate and rising House of Hapsburgh,
in which House the now extinct title Of
Emperor of Germany was long retained
by successive elections, and in which that
of Emperor Of Austria is now hereditary.
The purpose was of course to secure at
least Austria and if possible German aid in
the prosecution of the struggle against she
Turks. But every practicable precaution
was taken against any future assumption
that Hungary, in choosing an Austrian
monarch had surrendered her independ-
ence or her liberties. The Crown was left
elective the Hungarian Diet having the
right of unrestricted choice; the monarch
had no power in Hungary except as its
chosen King; he must be crowned such
within the Kingdom, and take an oath to
support its constitution, No troops could
be levied, no taxes imposed, within the
limits of Hungary, except by the free vote
of its Diet. Such were the precautions
taken by a people proud of their freedom
and Jealous for its preservation, but taken
invain. The rider was on the horses back,
with the bit in his mouth; and what avail
ed now the fair promises he made TO get
there. The Austrian monarchs from the
first regarded Hungary lin strict accord
ence with the bIasphemous doctrine of the
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-11-11
OHIO NOT WHOLLY LOST.

L haI been 50 LONG sinec We heard Of anything
good coming out Of this political Nazareth, that
We lad almost brought ourselves 70 assent TO eve
~ ling Of dennacadoa aud Of abusive epithct,
which va applied 10 ber Is Judge Tucker, in
h. speeeh al the Nashville Convention. Amid
the recent and cheering evidences Of profound
sense ofollsa1ion on the part Of great numbers
Of the Northern people Of the necessity of their
abiding By the Constitution, IN the spirit Of afuily
and eopptomise in which il Was formed, we had
seen noihng--and 10 peak frankly, we had cx-
peeted nothing from Ohio. designed to aay the
exeliements Of the present crisis, or calculated h.
revive the dropping hopes Of the Patriot. Our
qualification Therefore WIS very great, at recciv-
ing intelligence a few day since ola large con-
seryaiye meeting held at Dayton at which rcso-
inliyns were adopted expressing the deepest al
tlehnent 10 the Union, aud declaring a purpose
- observe with serupulous and uncalculating
fidelity every article requirement. and compro-
mise II the Constitutional compact between the
States, 10 me hter aud in it., atmod spirit. -
The meeting expressly repudlated the higher
law doctrine which sentimental demagoglcs
and crazy women, have made at oace the miscr.
ale preteNt, and shallow justification, for neg
lccfng Their duty as citizens and resisting the
authority Of tie law. l. deprecated and de-
noanced the ceaseless aud per,eycring agitation
Of the Slavery question and declared the "Fu-
gitiye Act Of 1870, 10 be a constitutional and ne.
eessary enaetment,-an application and fulfil
menl ot the Constitutional compact, founded di-
fecllY upon and demanded by it. and 20 more
Il
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-11-11

borne is testimony in strong l1ngu1ge in oppas to-,
ehatel Slavery "a great p.ca and social EVIL inv
iaa graz and ,pIorabla 'mora evils in its history
whi,h ie,tim ny would moi be renghened by repeiil
fteIttlre
Resoired |. That it is iaevpadien f,r the Syn,a :.
hi time to gjrs any formal oppression + It's mind in :.
ia'ion t. The law aforesaid, having every man t. Art
ezel IN conf rmy with his Obligation as a citizen =,
CHRIS ian in the wisdom aud NEE kness Of The g.ss
Resoircd. ,. That 1t be earnestly ffcnmmpnde5f
all nnr Churches and people to observe with spqc.a'
tfvour the APP st,ca ilauction to pray for olr ruI
and all in auhority, that they may be just ruling IN H.
fear of God, and that und The Divine fayor our n,
and Government may be- pres rvsd in their integrity
happily guided t. he uli ment Of S gfea and plo,i
eaton.
Adopted IS to q. test WAS then entered l..
: members, agalrs, tbs action Of the Synod a, mat.
q1a'e.
Yours Sc
AN OLD SIDE PRE>BYTFRlAx
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-11-11
CORRESPONDENT T..

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dnnt, LIS. hut tbI.c ssvss g.ts.., aud ~ ,,i. ii
snGef either n ~ claa H MY I-aI , it Hfv OIL.
within thefr al t,s f,I.a.es a. Sc AL 49,, ,,s,t a.
the roas f5.lss ef 5l4t, .4a4.fy l1,4,o.es al such
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-11-11

Il has br.n ~ Tn naa Ia 4 ltsf al "a
d.srtihais su,isas Ihs ar al IL. -. Hatire his.
rans~s nv strsust and sI ia. i - to = "a
tug differences vile an ding thu - Int. sd
hal return slufi nv fss.l Il selafs# ifs d. aa
as ". u IS can aad tsd H. all eseH : ta 80 f.
depends ~ our t'ain shall n flf#aab IT, h.,
trial. withau t4s susl Il sHl ae aIss#H a4fnira
an g. men. With W si#esfe f#ss#d.
Your O. ICED i q - go.
Asd s#=I4sat s#fss4i.
DANIEL WEBSTER
70 Nassa = : ,rHHar. ffR.HD lf.iHala -.
Cr,bt,s 6. CtRitfas. Z :. BgEtlf.
Commit. ~ \ n
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-11-11

BY the papers received on Friday might, we
are II n enabled l., i've aafnita in,,IIi.r,,,.. =;
.a..,.,. "a, ="
M TIE i'as' week fh'osh IS known however,
- ''' '',p III ~ ''''' d Ne" o'N' 10 St''
@ '''e y NJ, nav ,s'''" III ','''''8 '''
~ - u ~, anu ,'7e NUM-
gfesslonai District has been returned by an in
creased m2lonly, ............
Nf.H loKh STATE ~. ELECTION.
lba9ab,'t eur Sla,r Yesterday "a, G, !" I..t
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-11-11

E''''N' II|IIE|s I0HIIl.
NCGVEFEY ~ HOIEOuEE
attorneys Law, Cincinnati Ohio
WILL attend T.. all business committed 10 thur cafe IN
w the yatidps counts 81 the city rbcv will a,o rI,,
prompt attention 10 collections Mr. McGuhev Is Comn
sIoncr tor all the States OF the Union, take
Addre,s- M"t'ohey y lioieombe, Cincinnati, ONO.
April l-12mn
BLlNKS FOR s3LE IT THIS oFfYcE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-11-11

R'Ports ofHe Iugia.o Debaies-Nr ". &.
Bishop, assisted ~ Mr. 3. 2. Worcester, Las been
engaged II furnish full and complete reports oil
the proceedings # the Convention when il shall
rc-asscmbe in January They are represented
a, beng well qualified ar their duties.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-11-11

The Hp5laud state Coareutioa-For re.
Vlsing the Constitution Of the State, was tenn
rorary organized on Tuesday last Hon. Ben
jamin C. Howard, late L. $, Senator Chairman.
and James b. Eidgcly Secretary.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-11-11

Senator soale. of Louisiano.-The leading
Democrats Of New Orleans, have published an ad-
dress in which they condemn the course pursued
by this Senator IN the last session Of Congress
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-11-11

The fredericksburg Nccs-Mr Rainc has
become sole proprietor Of this paper purchasing
Of Mr. Semple his interest. Nh. SempIe, how
ever, continues 10 be the Editor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-03

The examination Of Joha Z. Bean, charged with
exrsctipg money from lo.tsre OF the Geneva Post
Office, as commenced ia tors city yesterday be.
fore Joseph +. Sabine Esq U ). Commissioner.
James r Lawrence, Esq I. s. Attorney for the
Prosecution; Judge Foger OF Geneva, and D. D.
Hills. Eco of this city, Tor the Defendant.
The facts proved beCso che Commissioner are
Substantially &c follows: On the 20lh day Of JAY
q letter containing some siJ2 Ia money was mailed
&! Dundee, addressed to Jsc.b Cook Esq. Cashier
at Gonevs, which was proved by the mail carrier
70 have been conveyed 70 G iol ems Point, on Sane
ca Lake, and delivered by hlm to the mail sgens
On the steamboat running 20 Geneva. The packet
came unopened 70 the Geneva Post, Once, and W ss
particularly observed by ,i- S.lssoa Of that Office,
who went from the Poet Oii'e leaving the prison
CT there On Thursday following complaint was
made that portion OF tae money (si9l had been
ieouiOusly tbstlEcted there um.
This oAense was desec.sd through the efforts OF
j. Holbr0ok, ESQ. the Seccet Mai Agent, whose
Efforts to prevent and DEF 20 post olice ofenses
deserve the highest commcucttion.
ATT O'Clock IN the afternoon the examination
was adjourned over 70 ta'3 ro0-ni1g. ELiocn
Witnesses have already been eA mined, and in I'll
probability the whole OF oday wA be consumed
IN the disposition Of the case. Syracuse Star.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-03
..s.rmu, Exp,os.os and Loss Of Life.

6o" s,Sna.y last. abyu. 70 O'Clock, an explosion
VI ~" 81, T. nouyder.mHl II IS -ssrs ENuaf dan-
ooo "a Michael seltzer. Of this borough SluA'9
nc Mi Creek, just above St Cialr "n On p,Y'eo
On On ,s,,,y des,ructivs of human lite, ss wen az
ietnul2 About 300 pound. Of powder was ex'
proPe5H .,h;cb u,,,rly demolished tho building,
Piooey, '-cso,ion Of q po-'ipnOf the frame.
W., m,e,..la sbarrer. one Of me tTo worhmen en-
ia min a. the sine, ~as inStanty kl'ied,
geassad,' he;ne ,eocsincly lrned and nanglet--
Ms DOo9 20 "a DOE a. 10. He was p men,
ne 80 sco,,, 81 CAR ia'snt-y Captain Net
~ bv' ,sbc,o La bod wss banfsome'y Inferred
'robu scharr. the other ~nrzman' et'nolgo h'I
LiIled cptright, vss - n"''''y o'''eu nlu o'n5''
49, t,;,,9d that he survived only about siH
Nbo ~, - be expired leaving 2 gife and ivs
hou't, - mourn BIS s1d.-o and shocking dam.
onaluIs' rtel7 aB9 frr cher 10 years o. ~
W. ,,r solomon = Kinney, o. Barry towa,hip,
80 I'D accompanied y r father . the mill ~th
+, Iosd II charcoal were lbs aaty killed TIER %
dies were fcariully burned and cisiigf-ef.
Mr. Daniel DsDgler, a. 3 ary tfOrn srly If Schuyl.
hil Haven't who accompanied Or. Mckinney 20
tbe mil intending D. r0s ms wi,n him, also fsii
q victim 20 the typ,os.rI Hs bead Scharr eK-
csin o. Sherr.r tnar tne -J- sc-aporhnd fallen mo
the trouph oOnisinng tie poNfer, aat urged h' n
10 stop tus mill aYp-cac oiag danger he "a aod
suddenly to esos9e ffQo t"e building, bat 81 ina
rnomeug the pound sra 1.. 10 "a upcl tho B1raD-
or, and the explo.iOD s,>nty t'oK place. NJ.
Deueor was stricken n 80 Earth, seriously blrned,
and bis face, breast and arms mach backened, bGi
he was Immediately cOuver cd D the residence O
his brother ia law, Col ID ei k-eNs O. this Boz
ough AMI no sefiOus approximations Of fattl result
were entertained by t1c frionda until nS2ut y
O'Clock IL the night hen alarming change ton (
Mace ard he lauguished % 81 O'clock Ia the morn
ing Al y icn time death r--4sei om from his SUIT
fefings. 10 leaves IN ~ and tour Children TO
rnourn tteir ssd bsreav-'n. r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-03

NV DEVELOPMENTS N THE CASE OF PRoF.
WIBslIR We have jus. earned OF soms facts
Which 20 far 20 show the ui--f Asity OF Professor
Websters confession IS - ne disposition Of DR..
Psfkms1's body, ana 10y which he attempted 70
Sow his want Of pgemediia-ica ia tho killing. A
student ~ the Medical College cas- this morning,
fr the frat time, dDclosot mat e. the time OF the
murder while he was ia ihe dsse,-Ics,roon easy
he distinctly heard sounds OF s1msthins being
drtggeo over the stairs lca.1g % Prci. " o6s'er
lower lebogatory-whch be has now no doabt
were ;hus produced b. t5s descent OF DR.. Park
mans hocy. Al exenioai ln Of the sink IN the
upper laboratory, describe by Prof Webster rs
the one be useo for the Ola % nbsrment OF the body
demonstrate It's positive ,neapacity for toe pur-
pose, 10 being OF very sus.i SIZE. An5, further.
mcfe tbe hsuo hoso Vaich Psf Webster soeaks
Of in his lester Of exQ.Sasii3a to tho Council Is
used by him TO convey wa-ss % sad sioF. was
this morning measured b. -i,er o 4. Sou-r. ans
found 10 be couple CT Zee, -3sh1r. COR ta.t object.
ls'a.'a f.@1scslPs ally II.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-03

We have been shown a lrtger from an officer o.
the ANY. dated Fort LARAMIE, June 30, 1850, from
which y are privileged 70 make the following OK
Tract respecting the emil ratoa 20 California
"ro lmm any correct conception Of the emlgra
ton 70 CGolnia ACROSS the p-arics, II is necessary
to be on he ground. History presents no parallel;
nm tre Honsana psrsous have already passed
this poiut aud there are some Ten thousand still
behind. The number o. wagons is somewhere
near eieft thousand. To Cholera has made is
Appearance, and ttro Ap4d5ed have been buried.
THIS is 10 great mortality, taking into oon'idera.
ton the utter desti.ution OF many, the want OF
prdiyie kAopledge &c. The amount OF rascallry
on the road is almost bey ond belief there is hardly
a crime that has not been perpet,stsl, from mar
der down FOt Hal has boon abandon
ed, aud tho garrison sent into California.
fNauonal Iu.ellgercsr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-03

An ARRAY took place near m1ath Of Caney 10
Matnfords county, on trs l'st. between !. ".
Hill aud Dr.. ]. l.. Seward, iu @hleh the later "as
severely, If not fatally Nounded from rife ah,
by the hands Of the former Hailmmediateiy gave
himself up to the civil authorities, and under ~eus
an examination before Justice Thompson, o. Satur-
dav last aud gave bail IN the OF 81 900, e. ap
pear rt the next term Of TIE District Court.
A lo6ee Of the Independent Order Of Old Il.
lows was instituted In Sau Augustine on ,he s,h
inst by the title of Aies Lodge No l6, making the
fourth Lodge of this Order es-ablsh0d Ia Eastern
Texas within month. The others are Gibson
Lodge No. -, at Marshall! ida Lodge No. Ii, at
Jefferson, Cess Comfy, and Shawnee Lodge No.
Is, at Henderson, Rusk CO1lty.
The San Antonio Ledger Of the llth mat says
that more murders have been committed in that
vicinity by the Indians. Two persons were muir
dered by a party OF Indians on the Clbolo, at Gag
sanos rancho. Horses and cattle were also taken
from the same place. TIE party OF Indians who
pepretatcd this mischief Gre supposed 10 DO Lip
ans Several murders have been reported below,
and on the road 10 LAREDO. party Of troops -
promptly detached from San Antonio, TO pursue
The party which committed the mischief at CASH
amos rancho
The Western StdT gives q rum0r prevalent in
the Red River counties, that there are about six
tbousand Indians gathered on that frontier, with
hostile intentions.
In relation to the crops, the Washington Lone
Star Of the 10Th inst says
The thowery weather for the last tenor flteen
DAYS has been OF great advantage 10 our corn
crops; On abundance o. which VIII be made IN
our country this year The cotton crop is aso
much more promising than It was month since.
The rains as yet, in this neig hboghOod have been
Of no disadvantage to them. II we sh0nld be Tor
innate cnough 70 have late and dry fall, for oar
cotton 20 open IN, present Indications seem 70 war
rant the prospect Of better crop ths year than
Ia lQft
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-03
puo,ocRArHIc BrBLE DE- Moses Moss Harke-

PHosoeRArHIc Belle DR.. Moses Moss Hsrke-,
queer old typo, Who lives on The corner Of " est
ern Rnyg sDd Third sts In this city. is traaslating
the Bible, applying toe photographic systeu of
orthesraphv tbroue bout Hi. house ia supplied
with al the appointments Of printing Office and
he is executing the Vork. from first to last With his
own hands He has the reputation Of beiag u
some extent dersnsed, bot he gives evidence # IN
accomplished ard Ingenious mind he il sail 70 be
wealthy, and native Of the leland Of Martinique.
Little clfe cf bis history il haoTn. Cln. Gaz.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-03

RELrASE % TBE WENrwoRrHs Asa aud
Henry a. " eutwaTth reached tbs city yestsrdsy
lawns been bai'cd ugIo sii Amherst n tae
sun, We believe, Of S5cc e--', We hear taa.
he minutes Of ths Mstcn ,.as OK lminali0a were
submitted to the Sgpr,.ns Gear. Of New-HAmp
anrs, r,d that bail ives gre .ed wii5o1t argument
The fair inference iiaia s,a1, We suppose. q
ust he hishstt ir5unei O. ne state regards the
eNdeice Submitted - ar,fs.lsr insufficient 70
P'oe-ce conviction. ,'yc.l Couric- lst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-03

IT, .DAY.LINE sPEAsikRs FOR All
- - .RANY, lsti-Tbe splendid steamers NEW
'@-@- - ORLD, Capt Acre, anj ALtOA. CAPT
store VIII leave he WHAT foot o. CnGnb=-s dsy ~
days e1septed) 1n1ng 81 WcE. Point Newb1rga, P01Ea
kesrs!e, ki-gt.on, MAIDEN CsIki, Hudfoa crt Cox.
flclie. srrivlg q, Albany ~ q 81. connecting win TX
rrsss Trans f5T BgLeci ard Railroads 0f sIraoSa al
MhietslL
Recrlsr 6syf ofNEW.WORLD. Hc-ts7r, Wcsssiis7s
rr1 FIi,sysi CT Aida, Tus1.s, Tlur,d.ys lnd SAL.
dayG
~ Al rerbcrf s-e forbid ufag srv p.-soa CT sccJ11.
G. ne above bcliI-sswYcrE, nsy, 1879. mT2j31
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-03

- NEW EOUTE 20 Tib f-Ss
i's-ettWf 81 AND NORTH I'D = -
zzA,zsi ---e--.-'i5 -Ttss NAIL Linz, vs. -- lel-
- srd snsquehrnno cod sswfcrE snc. Ere tfoa-i'
InIi fftf rodee he P.sseng-r T-Gins Or ne Cavu7s
,rd S1souerspra Railroad -1r n c1sre. ICE " ~ =
Orv End Hgbt Exprcss Trsrs o. me roF- IA e1 i-7
Rarcad, two cly llrea la Jr48ys &c - Al, r.,--
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N4sa pew 80 .o.--oi 7v-qresrrre ''eans' so-i.-f
~frV Certofr 10 ...fn b. Leonard leaves l---ef d,J
$50, ssr-epfe4i = a. ~ cor---1g o. ~ p
yrh ne Ezpreis trz1s ggrg L7ff cf N - ~ - ~.
g. A. Roc ler.er RaiIc1a. ksl1rc7 -i' T. -Si -
- o. or Ire arrival o. The .ssie-r cI Nes-n x -
S-eirs connecting e. lhsca Wiz $50 hi--llk 49, TT
ksu-forf 81. ,. ,--.--. g. sri.-~--s
,c-s nm fseg-k CO :0 il-ca 1r - - -,- - ..-
- ssrr1boai o. re Newton z-1 L' l-i--~ Is---
r.uv OF TIE river. a. ~. cd, ,..-.. ~
Becsese c-ccAc1 I----a- IN-- 49,
5--7g. - -as-u.a-rra gsi-9st ha' been ERIE
10 r---,l a. rc-1 Wa heavy raj o. ~ ~
-.-sv 1e i-c fc- .-i-E, ere 81 To- f.. 90. 20 49,
= ,1rsurDastcd o. az rol1 ~ ne tEi91 , d., O.,
p.srer -ers !egT.-g Ne--HcrE - 90 - --- =
.sT5-ui-g Or evening rl-', W. r-s, ~, -, 100. y.
f-.. AL ctyertL vegrg iCa zee ear ~ P4---- i-o
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rSps POUCBHRPPriR

ss'~p' POUCBH sKPbIR LiHs o.
- 80 BANG Ls--fhs barge CLINTON, c1pt
- - " LlEi-, every AOrasy; EICHAhgA
cspL EcscEr-rr, s7crT Tnrrfdny; fOJGBKEhPsi Z,
C-PL hc3-rr, every t---rday e. O'-lcs. rf if1 i-
o. Alrr1y-rt llr pLfs-cCers and frslghL
tcs above hE-T-s Erc elegantly f-rnis,s- WIN Fsi'
Rooms -.f sr-ccrs 81 comfortable clr, a,c &c q.
pFe-iT t1- ~ fQr u cc'1ri rrc c1ETe-s-ce c. pas
sengsrs an arrive g F0lghsecpEs 10 ia To- ne ia
e sE1roc, Pre- Fkirf and New il..cr-.
scr fcr.be- it3r.'n, tpPiy o. borL he f,rges e %
WILLIAMSON VAIL. ts4 Wert.t Eel -
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TRAVELLING.
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.
r., r-zEEss- NEW lORk TO AL ~R-
q srrs---',s--e BANY b. R4lroae = -


SUMNER ARRAN9EMENT Issa
Or ard afer Tuesday Msy a. the Passenger s;rs VIII
run &c follows, tsunfays exeep.st couce-lasi PDJg-
EeeIsie with - fs,i-ssllrg seaners NEW WORLD.
Aida sOsEPh sELANAP al SOUTH AMERICA
tefuoeis.e isndrgs
LEAVE NEw.YOsK. GOING NORTH
IRON IL Cf-e n U1aso o. re.r Crs,-hs-s.i
A7AE MAY rsin for Aosly, ,,opsisg Al sH wAy
stations o. re Igircsd ard eonue-d8g n Pcarhsespss
viii steamer JOSEPH BELKGAP, When vii lsS8 Al
Eyce Para, kmfsson, Bsrs t,~n Tivon Msien. Caissil
Huci-u, Ce1ssciis e.,y'esa-. and NeE Baltimore al
AtsiA Tp-esl .rain or Albany. topping \ Won
len, po5as Fe-y Oesruisn rsrrvtovr sne ~ fssts
kai Glr-so-s Cod sprlg Fislal New. an ,crph 20
correcting 81 Fougate-rsie VI Ia ne NV WO6LD "
ALBA. VI vl la44 so krgiilD. Ht.8en. CassiL
Hutlcn ga Cozncs'e. 81 sr.vr ~ Ansn. s,+t F.S
Ati2 M--F.r 0e.sh AID passenger 20 Po1gbseerss,
G.3fE-yor oa'seaaer 70 FoagtAesf'la stopping al
As4Ph -Fcr pssssrger' to Peekslrl stopping =, lie
ln'er-~e5ise s-it1na.
ass PSI -Expfe lrsi5 r5r Albany, 'opning Al You.
P.ei Gsrr-i.o|s Goa ss-ot Fi.ss1[ Hsrss'
bursh s-l Hit-. g.sry conn 'aE Al foughssspsie -
Psfs X r.s.or Bslrytown, r vot EIfen. Csssiu Hal
Ioa C,-sckie So yessni sad New sssnoce, and sr,ys
a. a.tnrvttlAM
Ai6PN-For passenger, 10 Poushkser,'s stopping =,
LEAVE POtGrRTFPsIE, GOING SOUTH
~ ?! N-for New-Yolk, stopping q az lie way as
AT AM-vcr fdgss ar passenger, 10 Nev.Yors,
AR AI'-ro- Nsv.Yors topping 81 al ii, way 49,.
tors except Crutoa Nerp,srcks Tl5by Hcok aud Ons-
hun red -el l-.. seconded
ANA Or on srrivaOi s>s.mss nom Albany which
iec' zee y u t.opl'1s n! Ne~-aAu9afga Rsl'
BIZ. Coz H-r1s. Cs-is.'s, peekski, Sir. Sqg fairy.
TOW b. pscrmau, Dobbs ferry aud Yc1kers
A. 81 or 90 arrival % steamer ffofn Ahsny which
le-res tee'o a. u stopping 81 I'll Wsy sstOgs except
Low Pcirt AID Nclpalck's
A,Gi Pr Or on s1iva ofsieamer fom Albany which
leaves here 81 s. 7 u stopping a. oil wsy stations On
LEAVE PEEKsGlLL FOR HEw.YoRK,
ASA -Sicppiu st an WY stations.
= ~
o'serir the following fues ls- Give particular diree
tccs 10 lie uea4Es e where your baggage 20 be d.
1--we. tri hoGsy msfk u accordingly, end thereby avoid
usu tsrl de'as a. Procure your tickets before ester
ing the cars; Sd, % not stsnd on the isiioons.
t.jU OLIVER "a. LE.,, S1pefotelienL