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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-13

NV MILITARY POsT on The PLAlNs.-Orders
have been received at head quarters, TIN military
department, for the removal Of the military force
now az Fort smith to point on the Canadian river,
about foar hundred miles west on the road from
ArkapAas to Santa Fe AMI california, whers mi
ltary post is to be established. Fort Smith will
continue 10 be the head quarters OF the 7th military
departu eut bat there may not be any consdsra5
number # troops stationed et that point until the
army is Increased, or Circumstances shall inpers
tively require their presence !Or maintaining quiet
on OUT immediate frontier. rhere seems 10 be
very general belief entertained by the citizens of
Fort NTH that the site selected by the War De.
partH ent TOR the new post is suitable
other positions further south, on Captain Marcys
road from Fort Smith 70 Djns Ana. Measures
have been taken by the residents On our frontier
TO Represent the advantages Of this latter locality
and il is thought the order o. the War Depart
men will be charged ~ accordance with these
representations. Little Rock ARK Gazette.
HAMILTON BAILED.-The Burlington Free Press
states that Alexander Hamilton, the man woo was
bound over 10 take biz ,-Sl on the charge OF rob
hing the express sgent Of Ness-s. Pulen, Virgil Il
Co OIL the 25ih of June last, has been admitted TO
bail, aud discharged from castody. We under
stand his bonds amount o s7,5O0-oor Thousand
IN the criminal and three thousand five hundred N
me ei,i suit Several very respectable citizens o.
September Term.
a CANADIAN TRAvELER AR1lsr.-Paul Kesn
s 90 me VaaAoisn Legislature for AID to
SuAo4 ,'un 70 oot'p'ete and publish a very vRuR.
Die work on Northern and Wes,s-n Amsri., He
represea's that he has speat ave or six wears in
srsversog the region OF country 10 xb;cn H. -.
refer hsviog in that time made more ,bsn soo
sSeiches OF the scenery Inhabitants Indiu ch,ef.,
costumes. curiosities, SC. &c. Accommodated -
notes oi explanation. Rochester Amssi. "''i
Boz r B. RHETT 49," I: nay no. ba knox,,
says the Mobile Herald aad Tri5une. stss, ~.
genten an is descended on the pasernal side f,oa,
an ancestor Of tire late John Quincy Adsns ON
the ns;ernEl side. A correspondent Informs u,
that the family pams Of Mr. Rhe:t is Smith. and
that he mother Of NJ. Adams bore the same mama.
Two brotSers emigrsted TO the United States. The
one fixed his abode in Massachusetts, the other in
south Carolina Tnese we're the ancestors Of
Aessss. Adams and Rheu"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-13
FOR SALE.
% RXECuTnRa,.lIn nrprAl

- kAECUTORs' sALE OF REAL EsTATE-
-. 4 e subtcroeIs, executors Of Rev. fHOs NOR
= hELL, decesse-, oesr II private sls unll IS a Al
nef NE b. use sod premises ATE sae h0messad % sad
Seeesfed sitlate IN Water a.; Ezshelhl0Wn. " J TIE
nSlte - lsc two stories IN hight four rooms 90 TOO,
~ hrEe gsrTe, AID sood celsr, ADD large wing
y zoe All eonvelieni and vel ETfsu ged Tners
- Pieuses iag baFu carriage house sd sAles win
Ie.easary cut bun ngs, vel Of good wGer, sne
- csern TIE grounds sre exc siye bcrg 1870 sst
We thet arc 80 ieetccer and sOckea win s5lai-
- tGppE % The choices. 1ia shsce uees SHRUBS ke
zoe !uioinfs aid fruces ere 10 excellent repsi Ths
psce a che OF e desirable In th vicinity t. "A
eiues Of intercourse with NV YorE Civ s1i me loE
hts fe6det Il worth the attention o. gent-msn doing
bt-fAs u hat city, who desire delight residences a
TIE county with good schools s1d every convenience ne
~ fsnd Pefslrs ieeEDs p.esssst location will 6nd
much 70 th-r sdysnsge ne prem. 49, and cal On
q hrI OF he suhzcriners a. % terra Lc
B-ShOuld he above properly uog b. scid A. private
sac previous 20 ire tn before states Il viii "a hat dsv
(fufeoay Angus, ISL 81 ocOcs 81 bs sold Al public
auction the premises without reserve, az Ibe esst mls
D. ci0aed.-Elizaheihtovn JULY = 1857.
STEPHEN P. BRITAIN, rv,.,,,..
Boe lA' JAMES =. MEEKER HAoV4'Oih
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-13

TROUBLE IN PITTsBURGH.-Tne Mayor Of Pitss-
burgh bsviog on Friday last committed nam.
Der Of vagrauts to jail the Sheriff refused 70 re-
oeive them and toe Mayor arrested and held him
TO bail in the sum OF $4,000 to answer TO the
charge of u,isde mesuor He refused the prisoners
under the advice o. the city pbyscisn. Sho said
their reception wouldbe dangerous % ne hesih Of
the more perm hGenIs ios
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-13
,so,n. s.EPHES P sSITTAN' E1eeu,or,

e. FOk sALB-Tbe splendid three DRY brown s,ons
III Iohl house On Twely -hf.h u between Fourth asd
Lexington Gvs TIE b, uss II tire rooms deep 10 all
ne stories and 10 solendi1y furnished with all the siern
In pIovemens. The erection Of similar houses GA he
noe from! betv cen he Aveuuts which will coon bee l.
pied vii insure geusee aud fashionahe ueghborhood
arge portion the purchase ey can remaa N mort.
gtRe desired Twill be scls cheap sppl-d for inme-
~ pnttte AslOr Place. a1l0 iv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-13

~ COUNTRY SEAT ON THE HUDsON.-For
tsrm o. sbOgI % ecres 10 We VII age Of Hastings,
.. gLes ron he ciy Tie house u nev, buiI o! sgo3e
10 ae uog substantial manner 10 modern style, With IS
rcglnf add Las % he commanding views Of he
ad'acent scenery II mites 1nusVa picturesque
srcsp viii eOnFsuiercs acc r-ur-tasut RE grounds
be fneas order vel supplied With Fresl variety Of
ruii ite whole or psr VII be sot spplcsnou 70 ne
sroDreior 90 he premises Han HudsOo n Y.
rs lAs ALEXANDRA sIRNir
"A FARM WANTED n exchange FOR large
q Few four It0ry brown stone house egi1y ssuaied
o. EiEhih-,l IN ne CTS o. New YORK. part u ne
valve Of the houte remain on mortgage desired In
meciSle secession BE- Eivs1. very iaTora3e ex-
eksng can he bad by sppiyit imne1 iaieiy 70
auit IWs WALTER Keller Nssss1-st N. Y0fE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-13
FARMS FOE SAFE.


e FOR SALE TIE following psrcsIs OF Land In
- Wesichester county. the village OF West Yarns
- miles from Mott Haven
Lot no contains 90 IA acrss Iuste At tbs Junction
ofthe road leading from est FARMS 10 ar God
FoX's Lane, and within FIVE minutes walk Il village
Lot No contains 10 80 100 acres adjoining shove and
FoT's Lsne-tnciOdee about acrrs Of woodland.
not No. contains p SelCO adl1oing Foxs
Lsne-irciudes about 3 acres woodland
Lot 40 4cOnams 81 So 100 acres, next sd)inug Foxs
Lancifc uces thopt 10 acres CT WOODLAND, aad about
scTes Of salt mea los or the rear
Loi No 6con1sils 81 53t0 acres, Terl aiiO'1Dy Fzs
Lare-incudes aol OF wood land a-t - y
LoI No contains q s-loo acre, win 10 Iast and
nT rCvemerfs, surste be fJEs Lsre ard th- 8r
Immediately opposite 70 Wost INA village. tnr Improve
Mers consist pm -ipaly Of most sub.tlla 5o43 AZ
,!0n 50 by 81 hs-i-2 st3fy ul ba.ed!s, a44 ollie /. &
ptzzs 'front.' and rear arm house, barls stables, CAKE
IeI . iauucry, Ice aud SMOKE house, &c &c
Ire division VI tie Above he been ua1s Vh .l5 dtN
% ttad 70 eucb parcel one or EJre eligible al1 os'a5s
hi ding sfes, with other couve1eLcea % tho go
neui Of he grounds IL lros ade auon ~ sepes 1ccspa
uoD
Th grounds ger srsv ere ola picturesque character and
are situated n mo.s besuuiui aid rapidly Improving sec
nou ofthe county
Wsi-sl or 10 THEODORE MARITIME, Twenty Egb.h-
o. be.reen Eighth NnIhags Where maps Of the pro-
pert car ne had aus i'm
a FARM OK COUNTRY SEAS RO6 sALE
or ETchar ge for Guy properly, dsigh1aly tluass,
70 peassf high, elevated healthy village IL miles
froB New York IN New JefSsy, communication twice
oHy Win The cy by stage and railroad lsrEe house
viii wings ard kitchen attached, Two barns grsnery car
nse7 and wood house all 10 good ofdtri farm IN good
itnce and taie Of cultivation splendid spring OF water
constantly running 10 tie kitchen and bsrn I1rouEa Gro
ton pipes wi.hiD Two minutes yak u stores ch1fcl-s,
tavefu &c kc Apples, Fesch ard Ounce, shout i,7Vo
nse s1d 50 other kinds and varieties o. choice and rss
fruit; So acres srge portion OF re purchase money
ISAIAH KEYsEk,
~ lmo' 81 BOrery, nom ~ I'D O'clJcz daily.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-13

TBE INDUSTRIAL Exhibition OF lS5l-Gov
FISH, in compliance with the request Of the Cen
trail Committee of the National Institute at w ash
ington, has appointed State Committee for New
York to act for such OF our citizens ss may desire
TO forward articles to London. The gentlemen
named are: Hon. Luther Bradsh, NewYork Ez.
ra P Prentice, AlbRnyi Hon. Jas. Tailmadge, New
York Adonrsm Chandler, do b. P. Johnson, Al
bany Anthony Van Bergen, Coxsackiei William
Buel, Rochester; and Chas Henry Hall, New
York The State Agricultural Society has appro-
pristed S4OO as prizes to such members Of that So
ciety ss may be compesi:ors-.he decision to be
made by the Executive Committee.
INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION ~ LONDON IN 1851
The following are the mes Of the individuals com
posing the Committee for the State of New Jersey,
appointed by Governor Hsines, 10 cooperate with
the central authority in Washington;
Richard Field, Esq President Of the State HorIiculu
raj soceiy Princeton, ". Ja5eE w. Hsyes, E'q. Nsw
arb Feadent Of hs Essex County Institute; Dr. JaudOn
A. Smith newark Secretary Of The Essex County lnsa
tute ~, ssOr James J. MaPes Cinon; Thomas Per
son Isq Ne~ arb; James A. Pennington, EIq Nswa
JOSEPH a Boes, Esq Newark; Charles Daal0rh, Esi
PsteTsos Oliver q. suoug Esq Je ssy City; Gen. Wa.
Cool Engineer in CHEZ U! The Ca ndeo and AmbJy 6a
road, Delaware aud Rsrilan Canal Company Pnoes-
ton WIN Grant, ESQ Trenton; Th1mks Whiney, Esq.
CLASH 100 eh John ID. Ward, Esq Je sey City.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-13
.r~-s AsFRAMBOAY EDWIN LKWEa,

" SStt-.-~sSCspt J ? Cc-li-s for 5hr-~sb1Ty, Long
Branch, Ocean H0uFe,l Por. Wsasir4 %,
Browns Dock thitletowu,l Ho1ufs Dock, snd z 4
Ba1k. iesvex Rohlr Pier, NoTth River iO0Hs
Lsfscs Nsss- NpTk 1850. Leaves SsrcrsbNyy.
nondsy... Aug II NJ Mcudsy.....Augll An.
Tuesday 80. 1919 NJ Tuestay 80. " IS "a
" edneeday. 4" lfl2. ? N wednesday. q IA
Iharsdsy... IS ThuDdsy.... " IS
Frday...... Is Friday ...... Is "a
BAH heighu brought before 4 ae OF tsartlg
sases vii be rescy to convey passengers T. al PARIS OF
toe country. an2 ifts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-13
FOR EUROPE.

FOR EUROPE.
.zs .s,s M, Tie rSsulsf pscl.t'hp HENsY CLAY
CspL T. n. French viii ssh a. sDovs. her regular
S So ! E 5itD 4 1a1sS con
N This Vessel presents vsry superior Advantages to
shippers Of gsn on account u her being 30 thoroughly
ventilated between decfs aus N
.<$ssss, FOX bIy ssaies Mail
ALkAaS s.ea1ship PACIFIC, CsPssin Egrs Me-
Europe positively ssiurisy Aasaslst t,om her BORA
tbe foos Of Canals 90 6srh ,s,ared assl gsid o.
FOR fsgs OF psssAge, hsyinE aneqasiisd seeoumoes-
ions for elegance Or sS%as sPRy o9 @ e wa
So. hI Ss1 1sssa 4 ~ WI 'D''' INC 80
Il4Dfz. gniTaD sfATEs MAIL srEAr1-
&kGzAA Frs between NEW YORK LIVERPOOL
TIE ships composing the lne are the
ATLANTIC, Captain Vest
ARCTIC, Capt Lace;
BALTIC, Capt COmsiock
ADRlA1IC, Capt Grafton.
Shese thips having been built by contract expressly for
aOvesun nj service, every hes been Esn 10 their
construction also h heir engines. 70 strength
unequsiied for elegance comfort
Price Il passage from Nsw-York 20 Liverpool $50; er
An experiences surgcon VIII be sTsehed to each ship
no BERN DC secured unul psid for.
howard k COLLINS, no Is wal-sl
OF 70 BROWN, sHiPLEf co, Liverpool
fso Pacific VIII leave Liverpool july 3lft l85.
The Atlantic will lesye Ne~.YOrk July mn, 1850
The Atlantic will Leave Liverpool Angus llrl 1850
TIE Fhclhc vii cave New.YOrk Al gust A.h. 1850
Hhe Pacific will leave Liverpool September liza, 1850.
fse Atlantic viii ssve New.Yort September Ia, 1850
Pie Atlantic will leave Liverpool September l5b 1870
Yhs Pacific will leave Hew-YoiE September I3sh, i850.
fss Parhc viii leave Liverpool October IS b, ls50
TIE Atlantic viii leave New YORK October I'm, 1880
fhe atlantic viii leave Liverpool October 3Oh, 1850
The owners q these shps viii not be accountable for
gold, silver, bullion, specie lewey, precious stones
metals unlest bills Of Ad1g EEred bsrefor, snd he
value hereof therein expressed. iyl6n
a. FOR LIVEkPOUL-BLACK STAR PACK
c. ET Of tn lftt insL-The splerod packet
ship LADY FRANKLIN" now lying at Dover
at wharf will sail ss shove Der regulardsy.
She hAs eth room for FEW cabin and second cabin pas
senfers FOR which her accommodations uneQlsed by
any other ship In port Apply on board or 10
SAMUEL THOMPSON 4 NEPHEW
Rui23.- rs PeNsL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-13

Il FOR sALE.-Tvo good Farms OF 100 aeres zach,
~ tlgh Rev. bTunsvick Also splendid country seat
a. ErzabshloSn with 70 Of hrsi rae and, bull
6inst Al new and complete. Aso, 50 ares with good
build rs al PA,uded Also, . Aso. 10 acres In
fact farms Of ali sizes And prices 10 slt all AlsO nice
new cottage house and acre Of and Tor 500 IN P.znted,
AID tr,endd Ores from 81 60 up 10 g GO Cal on
7. FULLER, a Corusnd-st or
3 VAIL ~ : C0flsni-sL
from every Saturday Other isys 81 Pisinhsd, New
JeFsey. aus lm+
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-13

The Ire stages viii run n connection win hs 6css 10
SquGm and Freecold likewise stages 10 convey psssea
gers 10 all paris Of the country. All Pers0ns are fnroid
trust ng The above boat mt OF The OSu5- AL n
N B. No freishl taken 90 sunday. eIeent .i.n.hs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-13
~~fcSs UNITED STATES NAIL STEAMSHIP
ZtEttN CnMRANY -rHAnIGh RAsaAnE TO

-~fcsa UNITED STATES NAIL STEAMSHIP
&lLdN COMPANY THROUGH PASSAGE TO
CALIFORNlA--roe puoNc viii he grained
learn that he UDiied asiss Mall Steamship Company
are eupbsd TO announce ,heif arrangements
complete for sending passengers through rom NeN-fhk
70 San Frsncisco and back
IN me 6rt attempts q this Company TO meet the wanna
Of Gye California BY Providing saps GA tbs fscinc In
lhsy were prevailed upon, at The urgent socarcn u
The great number hen DESTROYS 10 Out - se ucss f0f
through paissges nom rsnsma IN advance foe their ships
then gCing rounc. This dOue from desire 10
quarter by which whsever might be the dets it1c,
ney would Ssn francisco than by Jher
line UG'ore,eea difficulties, and tbs preye encc o. 'evs
kio de Janeiro at the time prevented thcr snip. rom
Al the ltttmus which Increased BY ths tmpse Of
psisengeu In golug forward, against ne advice o ns
Company. at an earlier day than The ship could posbJ
reach Panama.
four sps OF Company intended for the Pacific yics.
have arrived 81 Panama. and several of them have por-
formed ps TO San franesco and back No that the Coai
par abe 10 give The public hs esauTanes tas No
voyage through for New 10 San francisco VII b
performed With regularity and dispstch
Their Pacific Line, from Panama 70 Ban Brsneisco, ca
REPUBLIc, Cap, Hudson. COLUMBIA csgt fect-
rssir Atlantic and OUT Line from Nsw-Yoss 70 chssrss
Of tho GEORGIA, Capt Porter, U. g.
OHIO, Capt schenck. U. sN.
FALCON Capt HNtssein, u. .. N.
ana Re gulaIy hept up delay beyond tho usQ
stay OF the ship In port al Panama, will arise
The large Gze well known speed, and superior accom-
modsions Of heir New York and Chsgres Line aud t9
speed and accommodations Of tho ships Of their Pee ec
Line offer The certain. rapid and pleasant through
passage 10 California
The GEOR0IA leaves August l3 u3PM.
aus In d. o. RoBERTS. or Warren and Wea 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-13
-ADAY.LINR srkAfERs Yok AZ

% IL hDAf-LINB sTkAnBhs sos ss ~
NsASY. 1850 -The spiencd o ssner " " y
ORLD, Cspi Acre, and ALlU Dta- 81
Store Ni esve be wharf foot Of Chsrnoerrsl as -
days exeeIledl lsnding Al West Point Neroa'sa g.
kecpsis, kiuFslou, Asi5-a Cstskil, Hudson tno ~
seckie arriving g. AbA1y Al Al n conneeiins VI "a
press Trains Tor Bufso, ard Railroads tor ssrsOss -
Whitehall
Regular days ofHEW WORLD, so1dsys, Weens sa
snd RTidsys; u Aida, Tussdsys. rncrsdays s'o 0a
days.
o. AL persona az foreid uusaag ssy psrso1 90 sceonl
o. tne shove hOats -Sev-YJrk- MAY, ls5a my]D S1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-13

SO fUh IAN FkANtISAO, CALiFOA~
AAlrasS MA. -THkOUGH TICKETS - sy u q
Mall Steamship GEORGIA, Capt Porter,
U : n. on Tue..sy Aug Is aSP from her docs, foo(
Of Warren 81 N X win shs 6oyernmc1 hslls Soc Zen
fnrcifco.
fbs gcifer of the transportation o. pssseng ~.
rec nom NswYors TO Chssres ana srOsn Pansns g ssh
francisco, heiag nov conpeis, Ire Voyages foS which
tickets issued hsving been rapidly zod succeifauy
performed ne Compsns (e no~ prepared pissae hrough
tickets 10 san Francisco
TEE boots for the Georgia the lSh Aus are Pow cps
and psses can be secured application inc once 81
the Company IN Wests corner u Wsrrels 81 s no FOL
lowing rstes;
From Pansma To San Francisco-ssss-room berth $500
Storage berth sl5otound with beds and scpssis
table.
FROM Nes-Yors To Chsg-es-ststerccn,s i0c. stsnd-s
ber.h, $50 seersgs berh, te-cand bed and separsse
mess liable.
Eary application viii be neceosy 70 .ecars q throasA
ucAe, by he Georgia. Aug Is small nlnber only being
for sale BY her
MATES cF PASSAGE FROM SEwyoRK TO
Charleston. Savannah, Havana aud ". Orleens.
suisroom...25 % 10 70
stsIcec..... ~ ~ ~
81 sTAge.....O 10 % %
Frse 10 Chagres 10 per foot prepaid 70
freighicr passage apply 10 %. ROBERfs,
y 81 tAulS III West corner Wafren-s.
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- - DgnKsHiRg COUNTY AND

- -yr.El.rElIl4l1 q kkhNft X COUNTY AND
LA -ss.e.sssse..sss LEBANON SFktH0s-Psrsons DO
M1-AH---~ siSicg - Fisl LsDox, PRbGsd, 0neak
sarr zion socf bridge end Oinef n p.sssaet
al heafhrl roffon u he CO. airy vii fad IL re
HOUsATONfC RDUTE
al isa econ0my speed, ana comfort desire EXPRESS
Vsius esy- Csns.sfreet dsp9t a. IAN ads Pm snd
fgr duecLy LfDUg 70 Pi'nfst
Pess~ngeis can sso fcsu over night Ell Bdgspon saz
pre- eef Leztday
8, fceoi inns 10 SLOWED fr exeslert dinner d Gar.
10 ds Brcge, Ed sa4ssreefs - ne evening u.ns
.es ~ the ssrue pece
me rls from Pushed - Lebanon Springs Is nilss) 10
hfous - gou 4 ne Gel n ,1 mic scau-
err. snd tie Sage err gemesis arc compete.
Fare from Nsw-forE - y. aus In
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49, o. oIsF AID soff aIxIIToa s.sss.
e CHIh6AROak sssyss Chambers. ptr
ssily SUNDAYS sxcsDtsc 81 ocoek - and Pier y T.
b ng.-s Essia Ec.1rscZ caves EeypoYt a. 1cioeh
A y az B1p Hsril,ol "a AK rOs 10 Fsypou. =
ter ., Fof HAlEilioz. "a cetz
Excgrltll y-ps lszyes hsv-Yorf % b0sd4ys, Wodase
.syI al gfcsyt - % A "a; fss1rEiEg esses ksyrta
o'eoct ? n re - q
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-13

~ ssss.;.,.ssse:., ORK 70 EAsPUa, "a -S-v Inc,
Ex-a---<~- he Ps0p3s L'ss, Will stan
Honsa- ~ CUR. ne 14a g0 Tss sagss vii b Ia sssd
cas- On tie srTvl u ne ocisck norsief esEs ff9n as~
Yors ~ ~ va u Cenifsl Railroad u Whs 9osss
Tor FsstSr rd VIII szTe Ess:Os for While HOsss "a
orlccE AID VI sve "a .iE9 ioI so,g c1si os Now
a. tfouss Al ID. ~ EVANS,
Ageri ~ goo-rpsl's Botsi White H0ass.
OHise II NeV-York Is Cort xn3M
tale In LsAHs sksIIOs CD rfo5dstH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-13

<f~sR f0k HsW-ORLEANs DIKEQr:=
&6It..ae TIE s2eocfd ss anscip ALABAMA = W
fct.er Commander wiz lesvs Pier Noro
River Cor ne Above p1fl fgesdsy he S'afsst -
precisely FOR hsish or psssaSe, h.Nny eieksns 49,
room scco1 ElodzIsols apply on board o. o
F9OST BiCKs, - s,uiha-
Price of rssssge-la s4Ooc SIS d.. stssrszs -
founo 50
no Goods received % boszd sfsf ia0clocs- nocday -
issi gsiS u lsdhg dsued % board suis -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-13
y fOR sALE-A coan.ry ,eal a. rarrylo-u h.vtnk

u FOR sALE-A country seat 81 farrytor W, having
view Of the Hudson River Tor more thal twenty
niles with he privilege Of one acre or four, young
fu &c thereon. The house 10 double, nearly new, buiI
Of WOOD, ar hlled IN with brirf also, dOu0is piazza,
fronting We River, size 3Ki9, there icing hfeen rooms
beside he aics, situated within ten minutes wax VI both
RLic ed ard SeembosL suitable FOR person doing bush
ress In tOEn. Pnce, with one acre, 5000; payments
made Easy or will exchange for = small farm within 20
niles Of NewYorE For further particulars inquire on NE
prem f-s Of lly30 lmeod' CLARK HAMMOND.
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ABsorsFoRD vILLA sIrEs

ABsOTSFORD VILLA SITES
e. ABBOTsFOHD. situated on the Hudson River
s. Railroad, oue hours ride frOm Chsnbsrt-sl clu-
us-cs cne Of the hresi vieNs h. the who o comfy,
an 70 % pertOns cf Atie rare opportunity Bec1res
W u.1e site Tor olIry residence. The ots are very
llt. sfo are csc0Aitd oriy Tor persons Of ard
mtsns. For msps and particulars apply 10 THOMAS
- kRk. On Nassau 81 iu i Oc Uck A. NJ. AUTO w.
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.xssA.s. TBhOUGa LIaE ROh sAn skAu.
ENxsN CISCO, VIA cBtGrrt-T@ asv asd r.

-szsA.Fz THROUGH Linz EOh sAn shAn.
ENfS CISCO, VIA cBtGrch-Tht asw and r.
yonie steamships
GHEkOkEE.....lS00 TINS. .CGytss h. HbilA
PHILADELPHIA. j, 100 tu1s- Capt Root II fsArsos-
she only direct line between HewEotE and Chagrea
r. connecroc win the Unitet azie1 Mall pack.
70 "a fsetcs Fss1poribiy frs nreSFk " Esr trsn-
st-r-
-aDpcrD sATEs o. Psss 70 GsssaN
Cherokee Fhlisdsipz1A.
sftxr 5A.ooa gssts Scons ..s.s.aJls o. sias %
Tor1ard saloon 30. ...... 100 90 fWS
hr'WeT Cabin ...ssassaas.sassss " ~
A. ne above dine isbs ent HAYS iaS ,dvan
szs ofthc Saloon.
etsaFAgs ifound via mattresses
and board .......s...s..... tss - WS -
FTeiytt 10 Chagros 10 eeps per loot Erpensts -
sthlnls D0rGs by passengers.
ysr freight pr ssags apply 70
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EXCURSIONS.
GRAND EXCURSION.

~ ACONEY IsLAND-Lsnding q rou Ham
ltou each vRy FARE y oeots-fhe favor.
lie Gssner ST. NICHOLAS, Capt Joseph
y, kodmAn viii esve for Coney Island, s7d amer ne
s,n August esyirg per foot OF ws.i-st 81 n III
N snd y oelock pier s Horth River. al 10 A. n,
and M-leavng COney Island, lsst THO. a. 81 c'cock.
au2 In J y RODAAN Agent
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u kOh sALk on sTArsN ISLAND I~o
houses With hsfan acre Of T. ound well stocked wigh
fruit 10 each; about minutes walk from The P0d
Richmond Ferry Prizes 81 COZ each Apply 10 o. ?. OS
GOOD, Wallet or GEORGE PARKER, PorsfAAe6no1o
fySl 2Ws
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:. Fon IAN PRANCJsUO DIaECT.-Yss

a., POn sAN FRANCISCO DfakCT.-Tss
e. TAT sailing paeEes shiy ADELAIDE. Capt Jscos
A Cobb hagng three-ioOn,s u bsr ergo rcsoy ID
no or bosTc vii receive iDedsts dspascf fDs rs sooy.
pom This weasel bas igs bel thoroughly osof.eioo 40
re~lv eorp~Yet ana bei0g res1.rssDy IA sthef u
eDfds,tt expeced viii nisks 80 nor psseke -
So 49, bord D. g-Eon< FOr hsiZns 10 psssezs
5000 ,tsts fO0Di accommodation apply ~
ba''-S sfOEFohD. RiLE5fpN. Co
iyIshg spnus1
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eS s.oIss ~ ,A1tsc VII he Gksn - baggage Ch1sss
81 snJcrfing snf 9ebArs1g sns al Personal pon cn1KeA
nen t-go eos ard pOal hire, c Do Dd ~ 9s psssecs
gers 70 ysEsage secarrt 1qt PAD Tor Arfr sfbs 81
Zee Of no Conf FhY, d5y-Y 0rk, ~ s0Dn-st mn
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- TuROrGnLINR FnKnaN Fran.

a1tlf4tA IIlv1ttNVt ~, 80 = - FVh tNN FhtN'
tpleEct steamship CHEROkEE, Hsory
Wincle oCuu sEciag, vii leave her does Pier SOrA
River ~ Chagres cirscI, Tuesday, Angus IS
occck Passenger viii place hs baggage "a board
cav previous w passage appy q
ROWLAND 4 ASPiNM ALL 50 and IS SDuth 81
In couseGuenc, OF sess of weather III .ev-fe stOf "a
Of july i6th the departure u he steamship PAiLADEL
PbIA on her voyage g. Chsges viii be deisysi until
WEDNESDAY August lsh. 81 O'Clock rhegsspsaip Cor.
otE all he detained a. Panama uni. ne arrival Of h.r
psstsuge 81 that place. ans IS