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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-10

FREs-On Monday night ire broke out in the
stable Of the Mansion House on Fayette ct Utica,
occupied by Mr.. Boyden, which was destroyed
with the wooden dwelling houses Nos ~, Al, As
and 49, on Washington st. beside causing consider.
rable damage to No. 50, 10 the Mansion House, and
other houses In the vicinity. MIR. Boydens loss vas
$500 TO $780, covered by insurance lire broke
out in ]. G. TitOns Satinet Factory at 5anbofnton
Bridge, N. II. on Wednesday morning, which was
deaaoyed -Four men, who slept in the mill, bare
~ escaped with their lives by esping from the win.
dows in the second story. The machinery was all
destroyed, nothing being saved from the m% but
little ccth The factory aud machinery was IN.
sured for $500. The total loss is about $1,000.
MI. PROSPECT CoPPER MINE.-.The Copper
Nlne IN this town, about four miles west of the
village, proves to DO one OF the richest probably in
the Known word.-Withia day or tyo. ore of
the finest quality has been taken from the mine
opened by Capt Martin, few months since. under
the direction of tbs American Mining Company.
In all probability, this mine will yield an mex.
h,ustible supply of the richest ore, and our TO yn
will be celebrated for its rich mines as well as
beautiful scenery and sAubrious climate
lLichheld (C.l Republican
CROPS IN JEFFERSON COUSrY-The Watertorn
.yeferson,an states that within the memory OF tbe
Oldest inhabtant the crops in Jefferson never were
better than at this time 1t is estimated that the
product Of 1850 will exceed tha.o ls49 more than
One-half
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lsso CENrkAL kAILkoAD or r. JERSEY. 1850.
r.Ys rxrnnsrr-err auMHEk ARRAN0EMlNfk,

LEA commencing April |, ls5o.-lhis Road
nxok- extends froW EhEsbothpon - miles 70
White House ~ J. reducing The atsginE beIwesn ne teI'
minus Of the Road and Esston 70 mes, and 70 senoo
avs ounain IA miles. fhis line leaves ew'for y
stesrnboai RID JACKET, 81 pier klvef and eonnecu
VIII r,ins on New Jersey Railroad hich leave New
York fJom foot Of Cortsndst al the sane hour nSw
route % sehooleys Mountain, With sss Staging 'nan any
sther. 90, .-. ali t.... Ma
Yorh bv .eenboA from pier ~ r. o. By he Newt erssy
Rs,lrosd foot OF ConlandsL al n and IN. leevs
riixshethtowu al 10 A n. and P.H
PIsSEEcER Train DowE-Loavs Whib House AoR
a "A and as Pm North Branch 81 BOO IN. and ID
p Ar gomeryte Al s 10 AN. and 2l0P.hi Sound Brook
.t61R N and 22O FM Plkinhsld a $40 An. and 40
IN Wesgfeld al IS AN and Z n. EHxAbeuhto va a
rs Ard 1880 A. H. and SOP.
Yhe freight As with pssseng cars stteched) viii esys
while House Al 81 M, 5omev1ls 80 Klanhola 5lo,
ard EnzabethpOn by steamboat a. I~0 ~ Returning
cave Ner.Yofk, By steamboat ksd Joe1el nom pier
fisgbt from Nev-YorE intended 10 20 by this ina
zusi be boat ~ IA o'clock 10 hsars being lsxss
thro1zh thatdEy.
trsin nom New YoTk the White House 70 convey pas
sengsrs 10 EG1ton WlkesbArre, Bethlehem, Aloniovn,
nancb Chunk Pa ard 70 bennington, Lebanon, Cnntous
Elford Belhehem, Blo0mIburg, New Hampton, W1o-
lngton ard Belyidere NJ J. On Tuesday, foursday and
safardny 20 Delaware Wafer Gap suoudssurg bsrtous
vile ssnhope, Dalavs Baeksown, and LseEs"snnaif0a
NE All baggage al The risk OF TIE owner annl denv.
cred INTO The scus possession Of tho Agsn Of as Son
psny and checks reeeipu given therefor
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~e-oze UNIrED sTaTEs NAIL STEAMSHIP

A.
4IELN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PASSAGE TO
sses-Ns>H CALIRORNIA-The puolic viii be graihet
TO lesrn that he United States Nal Steamship Company
are enabled TO announce their arrangements are now
complete for sending passengers through from Nevfok
TO San Franciico and BACK.
In the frat attempts Of this Company to meet the wants
Of travel California by providing snips on the faclhc 10
connection with their ships from New fork to Chasres
they were prevailed upon 81 the urgent solicitation OF
the great lumber hen desrous TO go OUT 10 sol Tor
rou sh from eansma In advance for their ships
then going round This done from desire TO accom-
modse those who could procure passages IN no oinor
quarter and by which Whatever might Do the detention,
ey would reach San francisco than by any oher
line Unforeseen difficulties and the prevalence OF lever
At Rio de Jsnero at the time, prevented her shiPs rom
reaching Panama ipaied aud caused deten.
NJ the lGlmus which WA Increased 0y lne imPauence OF
passengers In going forward against the sdyce OF me
Company at earlier day than the ship could possibly
reach Psrarns. II 5000 rrA... q, ,ha
four ,ps of The Company Intended for the PGche serVse
have arrived at Panama, and several or them hsve per-
ored tips to San Francisco and back 80 that he Com
psDy are able give the public zoe assurance maj me
VOYAGE thTou sh from NewYorE 10 San Francisco viii be
periormed witt regularity and dlsps-ch
Their Pacific Line, from Pantma 10 San Ffancsco con-
sisiS ofIne -,,. - -,
REPUBLIC, Cap, Hudson. COLUMBUS, cspt Peck
Their Atlantic and Gulf Lac from new YORK 10 Cnsgres
OF he GEORGIA, Capt Porter, y. s. H.
OHIO, Capt Schenck. U. 8. N.
FALCON, Capt II artstein, u. D. N 80
The connection between he Two nts VIZ 90 eafe'u.y
ard sulRIy kept up 40 that 20 delay beyond 100 1'u
sAy Of The ship In port At Panama will arise
The large size well known. speed, and superior accom-
odaors Of their New York and Chsgres Line, and me
speed and accommodations Of the shps OF Ihev racine
Line offer The certain, rapid and pleasant nfoagn
passage 10 California
The q EORGIE leaves August IS, al 3 NJ
aus In M o ROBERTs, cor Warren ana " es1 u.s.
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IL rurErzrzssEw.yoKK 4 EKIn kAIh

-.
~ $50 - <s.Szss ROAD.-kEW ROUTE 70 BUfPA.
s--k-I---A'-LO AND fHE wEsT.-summsr Ar
cofnins' esseya, kocbsslsT RuaslO, and ntsrmed.ie
places daily, iarndsys exeepted) By steeu,hotsfH
PoMhLLor Erie rom pier ,T ,o % oIHae" "'0u0"1
ExPRBss fRAis, Al 80 A. NJ stopping Only al s1nernk
Saes.e, Soshsn hsSIeonn, 1Vr ye.,' 800 Sx.
Ioryvl 81 Elmira and Jefferson arriving Al oeaevs sis
Passenger. .Or Rochester, sus.lS &c can iNd &c a. ae
ncEulng arrive Rochester and Buffalo 81 the same time
passenger, via Albany, with the sdvsnAgs ofs nights
WAY AND NAL RHlfE-Ats 80 A N stopping al ali In
satonsRrvng Al Coming he same eVennE siiO Is 0en
WAY fRAIs st+ IS Pm 'or orrvtlls ard Al nisrmeti'
HisHT ExrErss FnAIs nsls Pm. stopping Al Pier
nee, suHerns, Chester 9oshe'- Adalesown tors Jer-
us and all the stations West Of fon JsUiL Passengers
Tor Buso By this nr proceed Geneva dino hers and
same evening Pssseusess for Ihac. Csyugi Bridge snd
iJvns Csyngs Lake, tske he cara OF he CSy1gl and
Sus9uehanna Railroad :, owego, which leaye iunediaIey
% ths arrival OF the Ere rins Passengers for fioZs and
Lyeouing counues Pa 2ke The Of the Corning and
slossburs Railroad Al Coming Stages leave arrowsburE
Deposit Lsnesbofo Bin hAnton, Owego Wayerly lFae-
isryvins,l Elma and Coming on arrival Of the nsins
TRAINS 70 NEw.YOsk
HxPRsss fRAIE leaves Geneva si IS A. ~ stopping ~
1 TssS ro 9T
Chester and saeerns arriving in New TorkusVP.k
,uy u =. he .aon. md D arrives IN
NIGHr ExPaEss TRAIN leaves Genevs 81 5 70 z N. and
STn gss, md 81 assso~n sOsSon Chester susns
and PiermorL arriving In New-York ats An.
WAY rRAIE leaves 0usvile 81 Is An Stopping al al
the stations and arriving In New.York ai II An.
~ A Special Train on Monday morning leaves For;
Jsrvis 80 stopping ai l Ihs stauons and arriving
10 New York 81 10 An.
NrwBUssH BRArcB leaves Newburgh 81 Is Al and
80 n and Is ~. connecting with tho trains goinS
west leave Chester al IS N and Pm and - N
or 90 arrival OF the trains from The West
FREIGHr YsAIss leave rom pier foot Duanest a n
Freight for Geneva Rochester and BuAo and al place
West taken by Express freight trains and 10 torwndet
through without ds.sy MN. u1uov .,,.,,,,.r,..,
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81 c~xxrxz1rKw-YOKKA AND Nkw-AAi


w ednesday, Aprh ~, The folcWn0
trains will leave The Csnalst seaon- pear BrosdwY-
Passengers also Ieeeiyed q he Newborn and hsosm
4 Accommodation Train ai " An. for new-kocn194
ntmsroneck, Rye, Poyt Chester, 9reenwieh !s.m9:rS
psTisn. NorvaIk WeaporI Southport Fairfield BhAee
ssrt Stafford Milford and New. Havoc. Passenger tSD
he WAY Stations for Albany and the Stations 90 Ne hS0
atomic and Nsug.uck Railroads. Win tahe hls rree -
ION Providenee worcessf Hartford Springfield nd &c.
ssccu River Railroads. VII take ibis xrs'n md t0A -
press Yrsin st New-Hsvor.
J. Express xrain q, O'Clock An for Stamford nstAQes
sort Albany, and Houssionie and Nsugsluch n.tr0s1.
Hew.Hsven, Hartford Springfield and Connocncu Rv9
Esilrosd, worcester. froyidsuee ,nd sos TO-
intermediates stsrous Hsmpder, Cheshirs, eoondng.S
Plinvtle, Pennington, Avon, fshnvila end eetnnvA
4 Express frsin 90 Pm fot Stamford, 49,
Brdgeporl and houssonis and rengatuck kehfvo
Hsv.Haveu and starons on the Canal kaalroed, HsosS
s. Accommodation Train N&fA. for usw-Hsvsa -
al the Intermediate Btattons
6 commatancn Tram u so Pm. Tor shAgspsd -
''''' 1xXINs TO NEw.YoRK-
l. comtru,,non frsin 81 s4s An. no1 endgsp9w
Stopping stdl the ln'ssmsdi,is s ~ 10000,
atom ping nj eli Iniormedias Btaons recetvns faso0guz
nom Man gatuck Railroad al Bridgeport
stopping q ali the Inisrmcdiais Sssona recsivna ~
senzers HON the Hartford and New. HAYES. Cana kaoo6
aad E.ugsiuck Railroad
kxpress Yrsin rom Boston) from Hew-Hsvsu s,opp11a
a. snds epor and Stamford reeevtng rssssagsrs heo -
A9o;ssSsls ssScS srsn rx .us
gsrs rom the Accommodation rran rom soson) fs0
Esw.Haven. stopping ct all The nsermedsts csAuon.
Express rrsin al elO N. Tor In connection win -
7ross Train from soslonl stopping BhdgePon NorwsA
and Stamford, arriving IA Kew-York d ll0 IN. evsos
ing Yrsin fron PiEistsd sonnscn viii Ibis frsh Ct
Passsngers are requested procure tickets before tsAa
sssis 10 lie Cara lssOui 3 MASON ssSt
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Ia pszstzzsss- NEW YORK TO AL. d.
and st-srnbosts
SUMNER ARRAH6EhENf, 1850.
Or and sner Tuesday, May q. The psssenger 1sns wa
rur a. follows Sundays excepted connecting Po1gs-
Alba. JosEPa sEIKSkP ana soUT T aMEsicI 4.
,erneoisie lsndiDgs
LEAVE NEw.YoRK. GOING NORTH.
Prom TIE Ofce IN Hudson,st Casubersst
stations Tie rsroad ard CONNECTING a PouEhkeepss
sih steamer JOSEPH sELKNAP, WHICH VIII land ii
Hussou Coxsarkis srIyyso.1t .,J N-r r. s,,o-e a.
rrrfve al Albany atsPM
Aist Ah-ExPness train t0r Albany, stopping q You
keTa Dobbs Very Desrmsn TarTytoeu sing sing Peeks
XII 6arison'I Cold Spring, Fshii New-HsmS 1rgh and
connecting Al PeughkeePss with the NEW Would OF
Aida, which VII land Al Kingston, Maiden, Csiskl
Hudiou srd coxIsekie ~. arrive Al Albany 81 Il PM
Al MOI t[s,gh; snd passengers % Pooghkespsie
AS fh-Fcr passengers 70 rOughhespSs. stopping al
al the way sts1orA
A4P n For passengers TO PeeksEin. stopping Al us
AtHPh-Exptels train for Albsny, ssoppinK Al Yoa.
ss Pp0s: ,r Ts SsSp sS,i S ssssss
burgh and Million Ferry connecting al Poaghkeepsie wild
the steamer SOUTH AMERICA, witch vii lsnd a Hyde
sCn, cOEs1eaie suyvesani and New Baltimore, add arrive
AIS Ph.-Por passengers to PoughkeePsis stopping 81
LEAVE PoUsHKEEPsIE. GOING SOUTH.
AS Ak.-For New-York. stopping 81 ~ he way sas-
QODa-
AT AH-For freight ard passengers 10 Nev.York,
stopping 81 all way saiious
AI7i M.-For Nev.York, Stopping 81 al tbs way
rons except Croton, Verplsncks Tubby HOOK and Ono
huncred-and my secopdst
AtiliAM-0r on Srva Of steamer from Albany which
lesves there at stopping Al New.Hsmeurgh. Fish
kill Cold Spring 0srfou's, PeeksAil, Sing Sing FAIRY.
1owk DeeImsL, Dooos Ferry and fontera 49,,
Ala Nor arrival Of steamer from Albany. which
lesves there a. An stopping al ~ way staaous except
Low Point and Verplsnck'a
Atsi P.h-or on arrival Of steamer from Albany, which
Leaves here q, 81 Pm. stopping al way ssdons on
signal
LEAVE PEEKsKtLL FOR NETWORK.
AtsAh.-stopping at al way stations
Passengers viii promote their convenience and safety BY
observing he following rules lat Give particular drec
lions he baggage where your baggage IL 20 be do
lvered II accordingly and thereby avoid
delays 3D. Procure your tickets before enler
Ing the cars; sd, Do not stand on the platforms.
rvs n OLIVER Il. LEE Superintendent
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,Run SU y. soS MAJ. ~ LlSx .sy

via s.ouington and Proyie snce- lnnnd
route wishou. ferry, change Of cars or esspssl-sAs
steamers G vANDERBlLf, Captain Joel stooe -
COMMODORE Capt William h Frsxee. 10 coonec3a9
with The storngou and Provdence and Beston and Prsv
deuce Railroads. leaving New-York daily, Sundays -
eepsd nom Pier North Rives frs wharf above BsnHy
Place, al O'Clock r M and sonnsion 81 O'Clock r. -
upon The arrival Of the Mail Train non Boson SnsUG
steamers buih expressly for the routs and u
cry respect particularly adapted 10 the gson Of ko11
Island Sound. The accommodations foe passenger &c
eommodlous and eomfor Sbehe ofhccrs capable anl -
pehenced xhe route being The shortest and dkoa
between Boston and Ne fork. passengers arc ensbsd
arrive In ample tine for the morning ncs OF sscsmboe
AID railroads running various points tfo thoes cius
Yhe VANDERBILT win leave New-Yoss on Ypss1na,
YhursdsY and Saturday. Leave 5ioningtou kooSnR
Wednesday and Friday. The COMMODORE VITA lsaSs
New. York Monday Wednesday and Friday. Leave oasa5
inston fuescay, Thursday and Saturday ~ b.-rAsDsn
rers on the arrival Of 5onngioa, prosssf
In he splendid railroad 70 rrovdsaAe
and Boston. basgags msster accompanies each usan =
ard nom Boston For passage, berths, ssalSreoms q
freight applications may 30 made TO he Agsoss -
wharf and NJ tbs ofhce, 10 gsuery-pacs. -
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M%zE!'

u SRSxD.Df AssEN6Ek fI1IU
I.nd.sls An. and Il r. ~ lssvs Newark q A n md =
r1ssrrsrs TRAINS pows.-Le.vs Deyn ais An: =
g: :Se' - ~ sh!!!s 10 4 md SIS Il ooiass -
raEIssr faAE.-Lesvs Dover 4 ~ leave bs~-
osAses Holss oAn-LeAvs Orange a \. sad -
Passengers BY these trains are roee'yed and dslivssee
saeh way al North and South Orange hnyilis, san.A
a. Dover stages connecting win tho A \. ps..ssew
Wsdnesdsys and Jddsy. and for Sparta, yohnsosbsfGs
ssras' Continuing 70 Inc Lscisw.nns works psssse
hTonzh Bsr.ouyio sAnbope, pa Smiths Tavern, Me-
Ilssyills, Cnnon Dunmore Hyde fUt 70 rrovidsoees
TIE psnyo .sS.s iss7s Sor r.w..e and sooases -
ne arrival OF he NJ and n trains hou snd meet -
a n and p N usins foT newYork.
Al honstovn stages leave on ne Invl o. " - =
psaseoger uslns for Meadhan. chssor, sehoosTs 49,
lsln, " .shinston, sslydsre tnd As"oh oA"s Ne -
The r n trains iof New-f ork
Ai.o ior saskinz Ridge on The arrival Of We IT,
returning ue1i morning, connecting win 'es L. u usna
'TxrRf TRAIN FOR scBooLEYs koUHTAIn
10 addition 70 he above rains IN exRs srptses -
vii commences running on July sh nsxs sad eonaaas N
Lave EewYors hon the foo, Of corlands, 81 10 Al
dsiphia processing directly 70 horstown and Dovef.
ghoTecafrsges win be In readiness 70 convey pssssssss
70 scboolsy. Mountain .rriying IN tine for snnsf
s "a S s5ss Madison. konsova ssd Rocl;.sy
a., ~ e6 sSeeT .i IL iSs Il . Fs.Y
S.sssnssrs are procure thar nes'~ ss'ofs -
@s sss III 70 received only Ire day vhea paissssA
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- - RKKK.HIRk COUNTY, AND

F-- r,rr=.zzszzsz7 BKRK sIIIRk COUNTY AND
lc&4 h--.-sf..sz Ii BANON SPRtNG5-PersODs de-
kdA-nn sihug to visit Lemon, PiIhed, Great
Rs,rngton socihride and other Ia this pleasant
"a bsslibnl poTiou Of the country. viii nod In iae
~ HOUsATONIC ROUTE
all that economy speed and comfort can desire Express
trains leave Csnz.sreet depot az An ana I'M Aua
run directly through TO Piltshe!d ,,.,
Passengers can aso remain night Bridgeport and
accent time /. allowed fer excellent dinner al Gay
loIds Bridge ard passengers by The evening sns tsks
The ride from Puhed TO Lebanon Springs 70 mileil Is
through re gOn Of The most delightful and romanue sesn
erv aud the stsee arrangements are compete. -.
Fare from kew-YoTk, ~ so quo Im
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r.: rzsYs.Ds,E7sunMEE A lRaaRs.Se5z Eses

~ rslIlnIEr.gr-1 - MINK AKKANBkMENEs
keks \, ,+.-C1HDEH AND AEsoI kAlE
zsz<-1~[-&r ROAD-Changs Of Hoaf sod az sd
6i,ou.I Line from NevYork 70 fosdeipnA " = a.,
Sr-f ioHN POTTER 70 so1Lh Amboyi 1enes v HN
- ear. 10 Camden and RbIadelphA -. ~. vu
10 &c - - Tb1r,dsy Iith April t2s IIn Lns ~
~. der No HoTib River all n takaf ens 49, =.
AmDoJ ~. Al shs usaal insrsdlss Places
acc tss SS r. ri adsi5 tis sboai u noou
Tne Ie.yiuz above a. r ~ ara rnnnnk -
srS Isnas Arriving in Philsdsphs, soo2s q n
Far, sfo1ga By siiSs5 hr..................s@
FORWARD deck psssass a Jsk.
FOusr. ..,. II, ,.s. ia. .t,,. Al W..rs
-. s,aus gsU.YoFk 10 Free3oid, s7ie.
IAIoRAEf LINE
s.,,.. By S.sErsT 7gAHsPoR Cap ,. seelo, 1 y
s,sIo~f T. Fare 81 80 solos ofbazzaEs allowed eass
10 b e.rtsd O. fhs rzk Of ia owner, bu; nothing
IN bs 81 sszzsersd a bagEags sxeepi s.s
ssr.rsl lsz4Tl l. sLisk
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<-a1ea FOR aAN FRANCIsCO CALIFOR.
ENEAkA NIA-THROUGH TICKETS -RY u


NJ all Steamship GEORGIA, Capt D Porter,
U s. N. on Tuesday Aug Is st P from her Dock foot
Of Warren st n X. with ths Government Hsus for San
Rrarcisco.
fb. suApRemeus for the transportation Of passengers d.
rect from NewYorf " Chasreh and from Panama san
Francisco, being complete the voyages for which
tickets issued, haying been rapidly and successf1y
performed the Company are nov prepared Isaac through
tickets Gan FrAncsco.
Phe books for the Georgia the 18Th Aug open,
and psnsg be ed on Application al the once OF
the Com pspy III Wesst corner Of Wauenst al the fol-
loving rates: -
Storage beth s5O-to1nd with beds and separate
table
From Ner.York to cheg-es-stste-room, 500 s.andse
berth $50 Btsersge berh t5e-found bed and separate
mees table
EAry application will be necessary 10 secure through
ticket 81 he Georgia. Aug. Is small number only being
for saleby her
RATES PASSAGE FROM NETWORK TO
Charleston, Savannah, Havana and n. Orleans.
ststerOom...s5 Is 70 %
Star deed ~ % %
Sleerage....lO 10 % %
Ffeeh 10 ChsgTes 10 eern per foot prepaid 70 secure
freight or passage apply TO n. y. ROBERTS,
ISL tAulS III WeiL cofnor Wnren-a
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<esRa THROUGH LINE EOk san FRAN
skHGfN CISCO VIA CHA0RES OlRECf.-fho
ss&fzsakz-s plerdid steamship ChEROhEE, H7ny
wiude eomnisnopg will lesVs her dock, Pier g. norh
River for Chsgres drecL on Tuesday, Augast 10,
O'Clock Passengers viii place usif OaEKazc on ooeu '
cay previous Eor passage apply 70 , .
ROWLAND L AsPIN WALL, 81 and % souuLsl
Yhe steamer PHILADELPHIA, Root Pearson com
snder viii succeed the Cherokee and sail 90 s.afdsy'
Auguui7 Of O'Clock. Blo Auls
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
Ep 1850.

,roEEEK AND ExrREcs LINE 70 PIYTsBUI9x
Leaves rHILhDELfhIA Day = oc,oei - =
ala Lar osa Of he vey best and zosi eorasorebse e
scr.pccn New packets have besa psacsd ou 9s -
socv.nSsues OF bsvesrs sfortng ~ assursass q go
nct aRrsaabls toonsy " PfusbuIgh-
tos sssn apply q ~ Marsssst "a n ssnr re
so~ 90 - ID furtksr ix,snnaaea apply WsnA
nsW.Yak nj = 4 2aD& ~
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FARMS FOR SAFE.

a FOR SALE The following parcel, Of L,nd in
~ Weslchester county the village OF Wes Farms
@ 81 miles from Mott Haven
Lot No contains 86l0I acres, situate 81 the Junction
OF road leading from West Farms 10 WeHches er aud
Foxs Lane, ard within FIVE minutes walk OF the village
Lot No contains 49, 100 acres adjoining The aboVehnd
Foxs Lspe-irciudes about acres Of woodland.
Not No contains q SGl00 acres, next adjoining Foxs
Laue-ipcudes about acres WOODLAND.
Lot No contains 50 SO 100 acres next adjoining Foxs
Lsne-rcuees about 10 ceres OF WOODLAND, and ABOUT IL
acres Of sslt meadow on the rear
lot No 5contsips SO 5S.IOO sores adjoining Poxs
Lspe-ncudes iboat Of wood land, aud Is acres OF
salt meadow the rear $3.50 ,,,
contains 70 26lOO acres with the buildings and
improvements ,use foxs Lane ard the Brjnx,
Immediately opposite TO West Farms village The
mepts consist principally Of most substantial Stone Nan.
sion 81 BY 50 feet-2 story with basement and auc and
piszzs front and farm house, barns ssDes csho
FER a launo ~, ice and smoke house, &c- Sc ,,
The division OF the above has been made Win tue Vew
10 afford 10 each parcel eligible aud eevaIes
building site. with other convenences az 10 me arrange
uent ohe grounds their adaptation TO seperae oeesP
ton. -
The grounds generally ola picturesque character ana
are situated 10 mot beautiful and rapidly Improving sec
uon ofthe country. ,nn,s ,,y,r sou IN
WslIsi or 10 THEODORE MARITIME, Twenty Eighth
st. between Eighth ana kinhavs where maps OF me pro
perry can be had. ~.
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I%F4a, THkUIGH LINZ FUK SAY FaAN.
&AllA CISCO, VIA CHAGRE5 DIRECT -Ths
splendid steamship CHEROKEE, Henry
Winole conn snciug, viii leave her dock, Pier north
River. fer ChBRTes direct, Tuesday, August IS
o'c,ock Passengers will psee their baggage board The
day previous For passage apply 10
ROWLAND { ASPINWALL 81 and S. South ct
In consequences Of stress OF weather Ia the storm
OF July lsh the departure Of the steamship PHILADEL.
PHlA Der next voyage TO Chaes will be delayed until
Wednesday August 2sb, 81 o'clock TIE steamship Car
DINA will b detained at Panama until the arrival Of her
passengers OF that place. su3 Is
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EXCURSIONS.
GRAND EXCURSION.

Fs CONEY IsLAND-Landing al fou Ham
Ek5a=--- NIllOn each vay-Rsre "A eeota-fhe iayo,
ite steamer ST NICHOLAS, Capt Joseph
Rocman vii leave for cOney Island on and aEsr .ne
frsl ugusL leavtrg pier foot d Wt;-st al y A
N and 81 O'Clock r NJ pier ,. horh River az 10 A.
and M-leaving Coney Iaand, ast trp, 81 q 0eiock
Az lus Y. R0DAAN, Agent
IT, FOX SHREWSBURY, Long
Ezzeatsa<--5tR RANCH, (Ocean Ho1se,l PORT VASE
.IHGTON, MOUNTS AND BROWNS
DOCKS (MiGcletovn,) HIGHLAND DOCK, (vhen
prAcncsbe,l AND RED BANK--Tbs well Erorn resu-
boat JOHN HART Captain II HAggsryJ, VIII iesVe
west Iids Of Peek Sip Pier East Riverl a. foows-
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U.s. ADAY.LINR srRAMERs rok A AZ

IT, ADAY.LINE STRAMERs Ioh ae ~
H-t5t-.si BANY, is50-7te splendid sc amer. ~, c.,
ORLD, Capt Aeser, ard ALioa, go 90
Stone viii leave The wharf foot OF ChGnbeTssl a. W -
days exeepted) landing AZ West Point NevoaItL CT
keep,,e, Kingston, Maiden, Csukil- Hudson 80 -
Gscsie arriving a. Albany at a N. conn eeans 80 sn5
press Trains for Buffalo and kAiroads for sH'"'s'
Whitehall -, vvaanasdsy,
Regular dsyt ofNEw.wORLD Nondsyi We .s s.s3r.
and fridays OF Aida, Tussdsyh fnn'sdsy' AA-
DAYS. a, ,eeount
Of zoe above bOal-New.York. May, ~. Ii-