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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-11

1850 CENTRAL RAILROAD OF JE RS Nv JAG
F-Hs~ r-zsszzsF.==z.fl SUMMER AkkANGEmENNIo,
Ick commencing April l85O-Ihs Road
zz4A extends from Elzaoeulport % iHlieS "
White House. n j. reducing the staging between uie seFi
ms Of the Road and Easton to p miles ana 10 ochooey
NI0utan TO II miles This line leaves New fork by slea'
boat RED JACKET at pier L. and connects WIN rams
on The NeyJersey Railroad, which leave NewY ork from
foot of the same hour Anew route 10 ochooI'
eys Mountain with less staging than any other ~ VI,
PASSENGER TRAIN UP-Passengers "li leave New noEH
nv steamboat from pier l. Mr. or by the NewJersey tall
road foot OF Cortlnnd-st al AM ana f4li ea'o HHN"
BEETHOVEN ut 10 M and P.M ,,,. tr.. =. 4.
P.SsrNCER TRAIN DoWN.-Leave White House OF D %
NJ md 40 NJ North Branch OF % An ana % I'm;
SCneryle nj 10 M and 10 Z. NJ; Bound Brook at ~
A NJ, and 20 P M; Planfeld ct 6 30 AN and Az PM;
Wpsfed nj s. NJ and PM; Elizabethown att l5and
10 80 A NJ. and 20 NJ ,.,o,, iii, ,,o
wife Honse at SO AM Somergile 80 Planheld ID,
and Fhzabetlport by steamboat, ut 30 AM returning,
enre New-York by steamboat Red Jacket, from perl,
North River, at | 2 M. - j., .,L ,,o
he nj the boat II 80 O'Clock to insure being taken
throu gh that day. -, A.. = 1911.
W III be in readiness the arrival OF the O'CLOCK
White IiuuDo ptsoeL-
GERS 70 Eaton Wikesbarre, Bethlehem, Allentown Mauch
Chunk Pa and 10 Pennington, Lebanon, Clinton, Milford
Beblehen Bloomsbury, Northampton washington, and
Beyidere N J. On Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday to
Deavyafe Water Cap Srondsburg, Baronsylie oanhoPe,
Dnieyie Bucksown, and Lackawanna Iron Works &c IA.
R-Ai baggage at the risk of the owners until deliver
ed into the actual possession of the Agents OF the Company,
- III, or rncd;nts OWEN therefor u3
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FOR EUROPE.

s-sf2aa UNETED sTATEE Ll1AEA4 sEKAl9-
SkAEhIZe ERE betw cen NEW YORK 1IlpERPQ5h,
si-sazas~S@7 Eshs ships composing the line are tho
ATLANTIC, Captain West;
PACIFIC, Captain Nys;
ARCTIC, Capt Luce
BALPIC, Capt Coinstock,
ADRtATIC, Capt Grafioa.
5bese sb}pt having been built by contract expressly faY
Government servce every he's been taken In hsr
eonsuucuoa a. In thei? engines 10 ensure strength
and speed and thoir accommodations for passengers art
aneQuA.led for elegance or comfort
Prco OF passage rom NewYork &c liverpool $3.50; a.
slusiye uee OF extra slEe siate ROOMS SS25.
an experienced surgeon Will DO attached 10 sseh 1e
no berth can be secured undi paid for,
Fer freight or pasEsgei Gppy TO
srto BROWN, SMILEY CO. Liverpool.
Rhe Pacific will leave Liverpool July SlAt, 1850.
Ybe Atlantic will leave NeH-YoTk July Z7.h, 1880.
The Atlantic will leave Liverpool August 2lBt 1850.
Fhe Pacific will leave NeW-YOrk AURuat 24ta, 1850.
he Pacific sill leave Liverpool September II H. 1850
Pie Atlantic will leave Ne W. ORR September TIE 1890
CHE Atlantic will lesve Liverpool Seplenbef @5th 1870
Yhe Pacific will leave NewYoIk september 18Th, 1880
The Pacific Will leave Liverpool October 18Th, 1880.
The Atlantic will leave HevT Yor& October 18th 1880
Ths Atlantic viii leave Liverpool October SOt, 1850
Fbs owners OF theBe shps vii moi be- accountable for
gold slveI bulliou specie jewey, precous s!ones OF
sesas nness bills % sdtng ara cign5d hsrsfoT ane tS
value thersof therein expressed
Ae the of phil the rate OF eight by The above
steamers from Liverpool will De materially reduced tvis Il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-11

gs,f,... rTsszgz==zs==zZJ sU1IAIER ARRANGEMENT.
4ltSffii CAMDEN AND AMBOY RAIL
GA= --1-----------ROA D-Change OF Hour, and adj
ditopa Line from NewYork Philadelphia via steamboat
JOHN POTTER to South AmbOy, thence in frst-rae cars
to Camden and Philadelphia
On and AFTER Thursday llth April the first line viii leave
pier No North River, at A. NJ. taking at South Am
boy for Camden and Philadelphia stopping to take up and
let down passengers at the usual Intermediate paces ar
irving in Philadelphia about II noon -, >, ,,-,-,-.
Second Line leaving as above at 80 + ~ ana ranPlng
Fare through by either line, 81
Forward deck passage 81 ,,.,
Breakfast and dinner provided on board steamboat John
Passengers for Freehold will take the stage at Wests
Fare from New York to Freehold, 81 cents.
E6lIGRANT LINE.
Leaves By steamer TRANSPORT, Capt J. Gould, at
81 O'Clock r Nj Fare 81 80. 50 lbs, Of baggage allowed
each passenger lie carried at the risk Of It's owner, but
nothing VIII be received considered US baggage except
wearing apparel. AL If / BLISS.
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d. So Or III psoN and :

E1HAA --HaSl-----@-2~- INTERMEDIATE
LANDINGS-The steamboat HUDSON Capt WIN H.
Mellen VIII leave the steamboat pier foot OF Ceders on
Monday "Wednesday and Friday, and the steamer GOLu NJ
RIA Capt c. F. King Tuesday Thursday and Saturday,
at O'Clock connecting with the stages at New6urgh hngs'
ton and Caskill. - mt, ,,o...
Trans of this Road after March 25 viii leave Hudson and
West Sockbridge daily, Sundays excepted) as follows
Leave Hudson at AM and Is PM. and, West Stock
bridge at 7 M. and 7 M -, -,
Freight trains with passenger car attached N WI eaVe
passengers by the morning train from West Sockbridge
nv take the day for NewY or the boat for Pong
beepsie and thence ty railroad to New-G ork, by z I'M
FIRE by latter route from Hudson not exceeding 81 %
Passengers by evening train will ind the steamers CO
nr of those boats will be low any other evening boat
on the rver-rom 50 downward US the line boats may
set the example. ,,;,-o .. N vox, o,
& % his fare includes berth which is excluded in the
fares OF other routes , - 49,, oo,,rc .o,
ZOO, M the trains of the Western Roads as heretofore
he ~, y e III '''' ''1' j. T. WATERMAN, Supt.
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Sps kOK SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR ClRY PROP
3SS ERTY-A beautiful farm of 1875 acres near Cnld
%s~ Spring Harbor L l. Is good wood, 20 good
orchard grated fruit, good fence and buildings Steam
hoal anG Railroad near by. For particulars call on
aug Int G. r. BUTLER, Spruce OIL
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rzra EEPsIE LINE %, OF

6Esfhe 5qrgs cLIN ITO h GS NE,
Cant Rosekrans every Thursday II tln f9ot
Capt Hoffman every Saturday, at O'Clock z 'i- from
ofblurray-s for passengers and freight od with state
rooms and spacious and comfortable ea6n eee Of pa
presv fitted up for the comfort and @ for the stSges
70 nm pine Plains and New Milford me barges or TO
u ftrther information, app, on n9 :, jeel o."
Will 4 hfSON & VAIL, let Wese7S
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CAN D A.

,,.. ..,,,,;o,oi G .p.ntioa =. BargIars En-
Il oSso1 aaa WeSter a.e What Gyop..s'D
Bssa.k A.'t6lg lGo 6.er ss Sa asgsss
H $500 set Couy Exchanges 1aSed fed -;
Yo,k County Statst,es The oti&''s H''er 49, N0'S
Eyotn o,d a Migratory Cabinet
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-11

ssss COUNTRY shAF And FARM fuR SALE.
e. In hudson County, Ne~Jersey, han house north
S of tne Turnpike Bridge tbs eaa aids Of thu river,
opposite Newark; containing about nheen acres In !hs
highest of cultivation. Large house barns cosch Ice,
boat and houses garden and lawn About scFes
filed with choice fruit aud owers and handsoney LAID out
With walks box and shrubbery all in good order Price
including stock OF horses farming tools ana ~ tons
OF hay wheat &c. $4,000 Inquire al the toll bridge Of
sn24 In THOAAS YOUNG. Or on the nremses
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-11

esEss FOR SAEE-LGA5E OF HOUSE WITH FUR
SS& NI1URE "A smsl gehteel faulty deHr0us OF houas
keeping in quiet snd respectable psrt Of the city
town. have the present terms uttt si May 1851 the
hou of be advertiser ard arnuTe which is IN good
der and used short time. Location Twenty fourhSt
between Ninth and zenith None need sppy with
leEa than $3.50 $500 cRth Address at thia Of
fe, with real name and stating whare nIeryiew may
he had $40
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-11

G. Eur SALE OR no LEASE The three story
N brcG basement house, 05 Fouh ey held uoderlease,
@s (l8 years unexnited) ground ren $50 per annun
renewable option OF he pqrchassfof q years lo p by
100 feet with outlet OF 10 feet on Pweth at furnished
with BATH ROOM cosst hot air furnace and range in
Kitchen supplied with Cro,on water connects With
on Foutthsv. aud Twelfth 81 suitable for on 81
cen or private family and Ia in perfect repair For far
Their particulars spply oohe premises Possession In Dc
toher. siO lWr
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81 rsgssassgI kEBAHOR SPRINGS
ESzf2ss4 s5Ssss5SsSSsSSs4 and the
gHAkBR CITY,
via H1deos l-3As saStss aud least expensive rests
these celebrated places By shs audsoa River Rxlesd
and STEAMBOATS, 10 Hudson themes by tho Hudse2 EaIroE
and sage (ihrodgb Shaker City, to tho Springs.
Passengers from Hew.Yotk by the morning tg2a ess
eozta may arrivs the Springs 2 a. Of tha dag
2asssrF by The evening Train and Dosla tto RsYsa
gay reach the springs ihs nsxt nornir st 4elsek.
fare fEoa HzdasR to tAs EpTtnga 81 TO-
is1S 31o+ J. r WATERMAN, ssYL
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sssaass-a FOR SALE--A superior toned and nch
flushed rosewood 6i-octsve Boudotr
Piano foe nearly ne and u perfect &c tG or
facurers The above instrument will be- so very low
advertiser having for it. Apply al Sll Heoryst
New York sSSt@
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MAYoRALrY oF NEwonLrANs, july 10, 1850.

SOlNClb OF NUM- lPALITY NO. Two,
- ,,,.,> - Sitting of July 2, 1850.
author zed and requested, aer having given ten days
nouce the official paper Of this Municipality sell,
according TO the 18th section of of the Legislature
ne Sate OF Louisiana approved March H. 1885, the
ior building two SchoohOuses the property belonging
70 the Second Municipality, and situated in the First and
W ards thereof according to the plans and specca-
ons on ME IN the Surveyors office the work be done in
good and substantial manney the satisfaction of the Sur
vsyor and be completed within four months from the date
OF contract Condition. TO follows viz the nrscOr
rean Of the buildings but subject the con
N accordance with the terms OF the adjudication the build
ngs he rented in the meantime by the Council at rent
paying ~ er cent per annum their provided the
cost o. each Of said School houses does exceed S900
Approved July 8, 1850.
CSignedl A. d. CROSSMAN Moyor
True copy: ii BIER Secretary ' '
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JoHS F. Dram. Ladies' shOmaker. 70 Race strest.

e Merchants, from different sections of the country give
the atteng the universal and ef
heaey of Dr. Davss Syrup, under their notice nuhes
Of them witnessing its virtues have regularly sold on con
don that If 1t did give satisfaction the price should b.
returned, and Of them has had application to re
the This speaks volumes in favor Of the medi
cine We append few from OrdeFs as samples Of
those we are in frequent receipt of well of verbal account
we frequently hear:
IFroH Doctors YaHghaR and Rush both practsisx pky
Sfctdns, as Eoeu as DrHggists.1
MIsHAwAKA, Ind. June l, lS47-Dr Davisss Syrup 81
Wild Cherry and Tar goes oil Ike not cakes We ink fha
if choose give wholesale agency for that medicine
dispose of almost amount in NOhern Indiana
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MAyoRALTY OF NEwORLEANs, July 10, 1885,
NOTICE hereby given that in accordance with the
VT resolution Of the Council of Muninipaity No Two,
at thelF sitting OF I'd nst will sell the contract for
4uldng two School houses the pronery belonging 10
e second Municipality; situated the Frst and Fourth
~ AUS az my office, on MONDAY, the 5th dav of August
he AT IL clock in accordance with plans and spec
jyu A. ID EROSSMAN Mo
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\. ORLEANs and CARRoLLToN RAILRoAn

- ~ Ii.sssa -
pg g ue louisiana and Napoleon .4UenRe BrdRch
h9ddS and Reduction an the Fare 10 take nIaes an NJ
4h 0t February, 1850. T W. ~
single ucket any distance to from, or above LOuis
children over and under il years 1 % 10 i0
To or from Louisiana Avenue (chidren half price 10
to tickets ior above Louisiana Avenue, from Carroll
81 tickets to or from Louisiana Avenue 90
Personal monthly tickets (rom the first 10 the last q,
each month only, y any distance .........., 4 %
The Cars depart from The Bar0HRe street deDOt as fo,r
Horse Car, "a A. NJ. 9l4 and ll1S P. M
Steam Train A. M, then every hour until p NJ from,
the third Monday in February the second Monday IN M
yember and at other times until "a P. M. " "
From CarrOiltoa:
Horse Car, 5A. M; and 10 p M.
Steam Train, A. NJ, then every hour until p NJ fFor,
the third Monday in February to the second Monday In No
vember and at other times until 6% Pm. " Nv
LAFAYETTE LINE:
Fare, distance (chdren, above half price, 80 10
80 tickets, ...................,...,,,,, 4 IA
Personal monthly tickets (Om the st to the last Of each
month only } any distance nes.................... 90
THE CARS DEPART AS FOLLOWS;
from lsdayette, IN summer b, and 1@ A.
FROM Sanal street, DO ,...,...,....6H, " and NJ,
From f;dayette IN winter and 71s
After which the Cars viii leave each end every fifteen
mn1es an1 until p NJ then at ~ 10 and II NJ, from
apl6T 'oHN HAMPsoN, Eng 7 and super't.
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Davis's Syrup Of Wld Cherry and Tar-We wou.t cali
attention TO the advertisement OF this valuable medicine in an
other column Several of It's sautay effects have come
under personal observation, and therefore confidently
recommend It TO the affioed-E Ed. NJ il Weekly Disitey
and Temperance Sentinel, (7TeatOR,) Feb 3, l84T.
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DR.. DAVISys
SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY AND rAR.

ioS "a NSIIHPTJS fsR 1,hrStIgT n III 5sssdy
fscgJIS US /if r,s - - : ls' - Hs9s
SD,k1ls' III, we agHenu lev nones o. the
nais NAV he ssn n ~ ~ m o
,;eb ~ y. e N T. eatne ssency,
Thai n, N is s sn,;su, ~ - ~ ~ p.opsa ~ . ~
standin1 g,sdusts M ~ ~ % ~
''onu"s' si4n"A's % ene Cve''iS o. rshasSsania-
rE,ro,u A5r Johu ~ kl,rzau T,r,,o1iy, 1
nj. |'n' 1s S st::iI,
and ~ h -, ne 5ytup OF VIC 1hery
n Know III one instan of y ~ cnvs ~ ~
m ~ ~ ,h,I ~ ~ ~ y g
six ero,s rss g INV @ '"ai oe e"'e =" gu - isAs'
- Ero1a Afv Fa,cord Eokbf.e Tlvu.o,.. -
ssRopnv.pc,as II ~. a iaaz ~ ~ -. .I
son,e ranls ~ intro,dnce II fsvisJ. s ~ WA Co.
and Tar here and have soid M We resivad fnn ~
II fh ~. s h n n ~ ,; za- ~
medc1e 10 1' : " '0 - NC "''As ny "a Wv
- N Cot 4. ona or ,ha ,,o a,;ns,. i, a.,
nifed States ana vas The aatendins ~ Ik - ~
Bnnararfe ~ KIM n Snsn dunn IN M ~ si
~ IVben we fr.t otarpd ,bis Il, ,ha nyh
was with thc exnresd intenon II NJ
adheTe Teieefnr nj eltiicae or the @ s ~
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TON sTROuD 4 Co, lbs CoSmoS sT be,yseD e
IN EarSpaelet S qnd BaTo1qe ss, Dseirs IN MARY@9N
itR AAhF5Est nt0lNHuMENTS, IN ENTS, TOMBs, TOME NffHSV
all ils different varieties ThOmasion LIME Gal. NN$
Glned PLASTER OF PARIS, Roma Nv W
dTaulG CEMENT, Plastering IL IR White sand N
English, Pensacola and Pitts6urg FiRE.BRICK my3
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From y. 5. GiUeaS.l
PADUCAH KY, june 1e46-My stock of Cherry and Tar
Syrup now reduced six bottles and its popularity daily
increasing Yon wOul. do well nd me another supply.
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DROOKLYN WAREHOUsE CONPANY m

AlftOOhL1N CONPAhY The
ID BROOKLYN Warehouses, at Agier opposite New rleans
in readiness receive PRODUCE from the WEST
and MERCHANDISE from the MORT intended for re-
shipment Having 1900 feet front the nver with wharves
in front Of the aIehonse by which goods Immediately
loading of ships
Charges fixed very low rates. and every aecommoda
ton offered to the Merchants IN the city the Shpers in
the upper county Ii is the wish of the equal
the cOnvenences of the Atlantic Dock, OF New York
Persons interested in transmitting Mercha Ldse are invited
10 visit the premises.
leans. T. J. CASEY Secretary
Stanton 4 Co.; r. +. Nichols. je6 If
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PHILADELPHIA June 25 IS46-Ifee free to reconm On
Dayss Syrup Of Wild Cherry and Tar from my ex er1ecs
OF its benca effects in my have been Jr some
time past subject to attacks OF splitting blood attended with
weakness Of the breast and sensation the stomach
accompanied with dyspepuc symptoms. Last Sc g having
attack of II, recommended by aeQa ts,,ce VIII
had been cured by DIR. Davss Syrup, Try it. Idso and
relieved by it less than bottle It's apparent good
effects immediate.
JoHN y. ORAM. Ladiss, Shonaker 20 Race .trsst
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SADDLERY, ETC.

sADDLRRY WAREHOUSE
e dSos-So. . Magazine. @ hss.is near gIl5M
Oan'' iMgSsss5EE g KNEAss,
Nfl NNffssslcts5sT snd s%PYps sYSsb 4 sADDtERY HAR
snd and fadngs he Trade Plated saddey Ware. esc6
A military Geods.
ass TTsszl Ta@Hluso :ss:sSs, sS a. sis Go,ss ssg %
M FIas. f%sgs ss;'s, ss;;'oss, Laees and Embroderi M
Hs P k.sss kNs;Ss: ga saa Son. q Tsnsans. Work
psny. = s assR' as Y assssEs aAss Bea BEING
psr@ fs S l'SIf' s6SscTga s v 6ss; &
c wb oes ~ Hs1. 70 o ea % sna Compare he Goods pm
~ GSssl adaess;sns ss s H Bs dsssh ssssss + si,Dw
PAiLAD. HARNESS, sADDEFEY. sfc.
k1 csgEles Sa!1 st,sa, opposite 5aasr. s ~
~ 2. savs now O. n n ssoss s s1s hs.i EEW
BUGGY sna ssiS1 %RSEsA ,1fh sf EesAc sg.I o' ~
Is siss TAI isR ssyi rsa e sssS I'd ss
MUM TRUNKS. English Sole Eesihsr, ss sb,s. e
sa liR ssnis sns naa TrSnf Sl fss s
Sf he celsbEaisd % s.ab.hmsnt q Lacey Phps Phia
their and the pubic with aItces q he n ssad asd
mhsO sm LACEY < co. 81 81 Charles 4.
FOR CALIFORNIA, =
ADDLEs; aIs9 5siIdd BR1DLEs s BshTTs sTtRRnPsss Of
cLoTHlSG q 81 iad; ,is Bses, sihE F
Eows Low IsARrAgLISs s E s.ss. s.DBEE p n Bses TENTS
fyl0 SMITH BROTHEB 5zCommon st.
sADDLkAY WAREHOUSE.
sss7l { ~, Nos. so AND Sc CoMMOH q. fss--~zAt
q We are now opening and rsceiv-a
aes1A&Ak4.a& -kSing fresh supplies, by every ar
nva 70 large and complete assortment Of SADDLES
and SADDLERY WARES: Bndles; Filings; Whips;
HARNESS Of all kinds; Coach and Harness Trimminat;
Leather and Findings. Also. MILL BANDS OF Gum
Elastic Guta Percha and Patent Stretched Leather. IN Ola
RUBBER STEAM PACKING and HOSE; India Rab.
Der Leggngs, Clothing, etc. etc. With every other article
and the public SMITH 6 BROTIfER
oct6 80 and 81 Common n. I'd door from Magazine.
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{ Fron HarReatt 4 y1fc cDo1oan. i


L1aoMzK July 30 l84Y our Wild Cherry and Tar Sym
gives general Satisfaction. We have been out of il for som
time, and thought we would not order any; but il amo
daily inquired for and we thought perhaps it would be BE-
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MEAKNEss AMI PAM IN THR RREAsr.

PHLADKLPHIA, June q, lS4-I can highly recommend Dr.
Dayss Syrup of Wild Cherry and Tar from my knowlefge
Of its virtues My wife had been affected for long time with
weakness and pain in the breast the Of this medicine in
short time entirely relieved her. The symptoms would after
time and all occasions the relief speedy a
in the first place. IL months since she has m
free OF the affection consider and recommend az mos
valuable medone It's gthenng effect has been very great
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[FrOm Mr.. S. @. Hayes of the firm Of Broa0er Hayes &
Co., Booksellers aud StdORers, No 1873 Harkgt sfreef
PhiladetDhia-January g. 1S47.1
Your Syrup of Wild Cherry and Tar is an invaluable RENE
dy; cured the of colds with me- If yOu want Ger
tioate will cheeriuly give one. s. G. HAYES
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4 TO THE TRAVELLING PUBLIC.
Newfork via Mobile and Montgomery, Ala. and
Charleston, q. q,
O. .

NeWhoTA Via mODhe anu montgomery Ala and
Charleston, 3. q.
- ssEsr
THROUGH II DAYS.
Stage Travel Reduced to Ninety-thrse lilies
a M M3RLEANs ,IsSI R 5R EM9BEy & as naiy t1s
t6RSiA, GapI Rsyu9ds and MES rs l. i5 pay CAPT
T ssT'o; osoei Fare faS 'ff e. Fine
MP6I5S PI sg 70 sMasTeo4EHE-BS tie .I Line Of .ggs
gns q 9 9sS$ss%s aa EaPER6R Gap Te 6o. ~? Ma
Rf H1A CLlFTrtolS; Cogt Adams LOW DEs IR, t,apL
Johnson FARMER, Capt James Ferr ss Tiiae iInoagb
g to q q hours By the Daily Mail Line COacb-FaTs $40
MONTGOMERY TO CHARLESTON,
NEW ORLEANS AND NEW YORK MAIL LINE
VIA GRIFFIN, ATLANTA AND AUGUSTA.
onEo@sH Il a. M M R,2. RlsIASeEs 4 81
grimm M M Gii1 4,ia"; IA ?, M M fIs6f Rsfa " Ss S
Atlanta ''''' p m. Augusta ..ll m Railroad .IIO
to Charleston sa6 50 Time through,
TRee Daily Stage Lines between opeiika anS Grfn-
Pasng throggh Mes Point La Grange and Greenvie to
forward any number of through passengers without de-
eY The Cars the Railroad are of the most approved
eonsrueton-thpse upon the Georgia Raoad provided with
fHh Ha % NJ Sadsoa dAssRh house R
PEHGuns Through Tickets of the
G REAT CENTRAL MAIL LINE,
VIA COLUMBUS, MACON AND SAVANNAH.
=. LEAVEs; ARRIVES: DISTANCES:
9peika harnelvile. 10 a s,sges,..... ss :.
5arnesbIe" " "a Macon..,. pm Railroad. 40 :.
siacon M, Savannah. m. Railroad. 1870
Savannah - M ChaTea0n a m lao
Fare-Montgomery 10 Charleston, $23 Soto Savannah,
VA o. Time through 72 hours, including nights rest
viz g. Savannah 5 and Macon.
ER The steam Packets composing the Charleston and
Savannah Line the MET MORA, VIM. SEA
BROOK and GEN. CL.lNCH, well known for their safety,
neatness and sumptuOus fare.
gF No charge for meals or berths
The Cars on the Central, Macon and Western Railroads
are OF the finest description.
kR Staging reduced TO ninety eight miles
Two DAILY Lines of -Four Horse Post Coaches. from Ope
ka to u lnsve via Columbus, besides Extra Coaches, al
ways in readiness to carry forward any number of through
passengers without detention.
ey For Through Tickets apply to the Agent at the Ex
change Hotel Montgomery Hall, Madison House, Mont
gomery Ala.
N. B.-Passengers procuring Through Tickets of the
Agent at Montgomery, will save about -,
CHARLESTON TO NEW YORK
BY the DAILY Line OF Sea Steamers to Wimin gton N O.
thence by Railroad TO Petersburg thence Philadelphia by
the established mail lire, via Richmond Washn gton City
and BALTIMORE. Through Tickets be obtained of E.
WINsLow, Agent, Wilmington and Raleigh Railroad Com
pany, Charleston, 8. 9. Fare, $40
steamships from Charleston to NewYork
Steamships NQRTHERNER and SOUTHERNER
York on the following Tuesday. Fare $40.
~ Fare Through, FiitY-nine Dollars. -Ix
jel SHELDON y POTTER, Agents, 6S Camp ST.
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NJ BRADNEH SMITH, General C0maaissIon !.

n BHAUNEH sMITH, General C0nlpissl0t Jifor.
fhdnt, 50 GRAv1ER STREET, Commissioned to take
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Of Dee and Powers Of Attorney to Ad.
minister Oaths and TO take Testimony and Proof Demands
Vy appointment of the Governor of the following States viz
MAINE, NEW HAMPSHIRE, VERMONT, RHODE
!Si1AND, CONN HCTICUT, NEW YORK, NEW JER,
sE1, 1,PENNSYl.yANlA,O OHIO, MICHIGAN WIS.,
EFnIINEIF FIINS4F 4NSP9IANA IIt5SoIs MISSOURI KEN
GSA4dROLlNA, ALABAMA, MISSISSIPPI and FLO.
MIA. o25 6m
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HOs. y. HAII.hs, Brek1r. s.. ChnIIes Holei RniId.

ng fourth door from Common street, office of H. Davis
ary public, New Orleans - will buy and sell Landed
as AppEa,er and Expert adjust Accounts make Copsrt
nershp Settlements intends residing 10 the city during the
Summer, and viii Agent for owners of property
assessment for taxes fair valuations draw lease col
lec rents, ETC. and attend Agency business in gen
eral, Tnbi5