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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-23
1850. CENTRAL RAILROAD OF ~ JERSEY 1850.
~ H~HsFfar1 SUMMER ARRANGEMENTS

IA sass-<-osy commencing April l, i85O.-This Road
extends from EhZsbethp9n 50 miles 10
White House, ~ J. reducing the staging between tho
minus Of the Road and Easton W Is niles and 10 SCHOOL,
eys Mountain to IA mes This line leaves NewYork by
steamboat hED JACKET, at pier " River and connects
win rains the New Jesey Railroad hitch leave New.
YORK from foot Of Cortlsnd-st the same hour
schOoeys Mountain with less staging than any
other
PASSENGER fRAfH UP.-Pnseugers will leave New
York by steamboat from pier NJ r or by the NevJersey
Railroad foot OF Corland+t 81 N. and Pm leave
Elzabethtown at 10 A. and 6PH.
PASSENGER TRAIN DOwN.-Leaye White House a. 5.4o
A H. and As Pm North Branch at 5 IS AN. and l-6
Pm somervils at 6 10 AM. and 2l0P Nj Bound Brook
at6 NJ and 40 M; Plainheld at 40 AN and 40
PM; West6ed ct IS AM and SIP. ~. EEebethsO IN Al
IT'S and 10 80 A N and 320PM
The fFeRh trails with pessengerc sltsehod wesvs
White House q 80 AM, s0meryte 40, PlAinhels 5l5
and ElizabeihporL by steamboat al $50 NJ. Returning
leave New YOrh, BY steamboat Bed Jocfet from pier
North River, al NJ
All freight from New.York ntendeS to 20 by this Inc
be a the boat IA O'clock 10 insure being akoo
through thatdsy
stages viii be in readiness on the arrival Of Inc O'Clock
trsn from New York At the White House convey pes
seugers EASton, WlkeBbarre, Bethlehem, Allentown,
Msuch Chunk, Pa and 10 Wilmington, Lebanon Clinton
Milford, Bethlehem BlOomsbgTg, New Hampton Wash
,ngtOn and Beyidere n J. On Tuesday, Thursdsy aud
Saturday Delaware Water Gap 8rOucss1rg, BaTtons-
nile sianhOpe, Dsleyie BucksoWn, and LscksvAnnaIron
WORKS, &c. Pa
NIB All baggage at The risk Of the owners anti dsiv.
cred into The possession Of the Agents OF The CON-
pany, and checks or receipts given therefor. IS
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CR1 Geo w. Wilson vas committed 10 lAlh a.
St. Louis. on the 18th inst on charge OF having
murdered German, named Martin, who was en-
ployed by Wilson a laborer on bis farm near st.
Louis
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE-We regret 10 learn that
very destructive fire broke out in Jeausville, on
Saturday last in the new Hotel, nearly completed
belonging to David Martz, Esq. formerly Of this
borough, which consumed the hotel, aud ten other
buildings q large portion Of which were among the
best in the village Esquire MART lost everything
snd part Of his family barely escaped with their
lives. Martin Williams formerly Of this borough
also lost his yelling house. Messrs. Francis Bed
ford, James and Thomas Courtney, VIM. Watkins,
L Fowler, Charles Hampshire, Dr. Leonard, aud
Robert Preston. were among the suferers-some
Of whom have lost all their property.
Miners Journal, Potsyile, Pa.
FIRE AT BATB--0n Saturday morning OF last
week the steam sawmill owned by 5. w. II.
Rogers, in the north part Of Bath, Me- was con.
sumed BY fire, together with large quantity OF
lumber. The loss cannot be less than $4,000, on
which there was but O., 600 insured. The mill vas
erected about two years since, and was one oil the
best in that city.
CoLoRRD Sous OF TEhPERANcR.-The Massa'
chusetts Grand Division, at the quarterly meeting
in Newburyport on Wednesday last, resolved %
10 TO- 10 maintain the Subordinate DIVISIONS 10 al
nit members 10 the order without regard 70 coor
Trbis IL gsinst the National Division In Boston,
which voted, 76 70 g. that IL Is improper anu hiesH
to admit coored men,
a,pR,sos AT KEY WEsr-A letter from an Of
6oer ia the United States Army, states that com
pany Of the 4,h Artillery, under command OF Major
w. w Morris, was TO leave Tampa on the 2sth
ut on board the steamer Colonel Clay, for Key
West to re-gsrrison that place, in consequence OF
the Cuban difficulties.
HEAVY RoBBERY.-Mr Kendall, Of the firm OF
Kendall & Dix, Charlestown, Mass was robbed OF
-. Mn lafff hn
money in tho pocket of his coat which was hang
ing up in bis countingroom, and was absent about
twenty minutes aud on his return discovered that
some thief had taken his money.
HIGHWAY RoBBERY.-An lrishmsn was stack
ed by three robbers 10 Ann 81 Boston, on Thursday
night last Knocked down and robbed OF bis watch,
ss in cash and his cap The robbers escaped.
rR@ The editor Of the Detroit AdUeTtiseT, notifies
Postmasters that by the tenor Of the Census bill,
Assistant Marshsls have the privilege Of Thanking
all matter connected with the performance OF their
duties.
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fES4 FOR LIvERPO0L.-United States Mall
KIN steamship ATLANTIC, Captain Jsmes West
This steamship will depart with the msils FOR
Europe, positively Sau day July 7h, Al u O'CLOCK, M,
from her berth al the NrOt Of Canal o.
No berth secured unul paid for.
For fregh, passage, having UnequAlled sccommoda-
uops for elegance comfort. Apply %
EDWARD X. COLLINS, IS WsllsL
Al letters must pass through the Post Office
The steamer PACIFIC VIII succeed the Atlantic and sal
Saturday, August 2ith. Jyl6H
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The ALLEGED WIFE MURDER IN BosToE-The
Coroners Jury, in the case OF Sarah Lyncn' VINO
died AT her residence North Russell st. returned
the following verdict based upon the statements OF
the wife the day before her dsath and the evidence
of another woman, who saw the blows inflicted;
"Fhst sad ssrAh Lynch wife Of Peter Lynch died IN
room IN The rear 40 80 Norm Rnssest on Tn0rsdHy
Univ IS Al about O'Clock hsi she had structure IN
her throat snd had time previous 10 Der death been
discharRed from the Msssschusr General Hospital, sno
thai he oesh wa acceiersed by violent treatment OF said
Peter Lynch." rc
The husband. Peter Lynch, upon motion Of Coro'
ner Smith, has been committed to jail TO await the
action OF the Grand Jury in the matter.
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Er rH0<ssrcxr1NkW.YOkh AND nkW.HA-
~ ss1jf-vEN RAILRoAD.---Op and anss

~ ss535SvEN RAiLRoAD'H-ou and snss
Wednesday,, April "a the following
rains viii leave the CsnAst slaocu, rear Brosdwsy-
Railroad Office twenty soveulh-st.
l. Accommodation Train al u AN. for New-kochsilas
AaraRoneck, Aye, Port Chester, Greenwich, SANFORD
DsheD, Norwsf, Westpon, Southport Fairfield Bn4gs-
port SIatford Milford and New Haven. Passenger fron
Inc Wsys.sons for Albany, and the Stations on the Hoae
atomic and Nauganck Railroads. will take this Train snA
stop Bridgeport Passengers from WayStsons for Bos
ton Providence Worcester Hartford Springfield and Con
aoccui River Railroads viii take this Train and join NJ
Express Train 81 o'clock AN for Stanford, Bridge
por Albany snd HOusatonic and Nsugstuck asllrosda
ss,IrosS Woree.,er ProySsnee and BOSTON "''~
3 Accommodates Train al O. AN for Nsw-hayep, an
Intermediate Stations Hsmpden, Cheshre, soutnngtsA.
Yleinyiue Farmnston Avon fanHnDa and Coliinsvs5s.
4 Express Trs,n al Pm. for Stamford, corvsn.
Hewsyen and STATIONS on the Canal railroad Hartford
Springfield Worcester and Boston.
s. Accommodating IRAN stfk. for HewHsrcp ss<
Communication frsn =, $50 Pm. or shsgspou -
intermediates Stations
TRAINS 70 NEw.rokx
/. Communication Train a. 645 An. hon andgspsn.
stopping al al the intermediate Stations
Accommodation Train Al 8. Is AN nom ne~-hsvsa.
stopping ~ all nlefnedsis sssOas receiving fsssengst
nom NsuRatuek Railroad 81 Bridgeport
8. Accommodation Train Al slS An. nom Newt s..a
gers the Hartford and Nsv-Hs Canal Rsiros6
and Eangatuck Railroad.
l. Express Train q LILO N Ito connection win ~
Express Train from Boston,l from NewHsven, sioppuG
Bridgeport and Stanford receiving Passengers o tsS
Ho1istoulc Railroad q shdgcpon -
Kers from the Accommodation Train from sostoa,) nsn
Eew Haven, stopping at al tho Intermediate Stations
g. Express TrsfD Al si0 Pm. tor 10 connection win Ex.
s ss's samord .r%pe y rys..
Dg frAin froa rii1hsld eonpocx with this frsss q
Passengers are requested procure reke bssoss saknc
seats IN the Cars lsSul o. MASON Snpt
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EXCURSIONS.

:" FOR SHREWSBURY, LONG
E<Hofr-5N BRANCH, tUcesn House, POkr WASH
siNGTON MOUNTS AND BROWNS
DOCKS (Misdetopn) HIGHL AND DOCK. twhsn prac-
ueahle AND RED BANK The direct route 10 the N'rh
American Phkianx Association The wekrown stesrn-
boai JOHN HART, Capt A. HEggeTtY will leave west
ride Of PecS alp Pier (EGst River a. olo~s
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FSS rrg1rsazssy- 5O'ULOCH LINE IT, a
~ s.si;g 70 Z Ii ups0N sad

L
LANDINGS The steamboat HUDSON, Capt Wm. H.
hesn Will leave the steamboat pier foot Of Cedar-st 90
Hondsy, "wednesday and Friday, and the stesIner CO.
LUMBlA Capt C. y. King TueSdsy, Thursday and
saiurtsy Ct O'clock connecting win he stages 81 New
ourgh Kingston ard Caissill
HUDSON AND BERKSHIRE RAILRoAD-Zhe pSs'eug ger
Aans Of uts Road sNsr March IS vii leave Hudson and
"es si9ekhrtge daily ISuudsys exceptedl az folows
Leave hudson AT A. NJ and 45 2. n and West stock
bridge Al A. NJ and p M
11e.knl nhat with passenger stSched, Will eeya
Heson A. II A N and West s,ockbrdge, AZ 10 80 An
LHfshkeIt ~ NE morning train from West Stock bhdge
may take The day boat for ~ The hoa, Tor
seePhe eno hehce ~ Railroad 10 NewYcrk by O'CLOCK
81 IS "''
Passengers BY hs evening Train VIII ind he ..earns-,
COLUMBIA anc HUDSON always waiting Tor thsnI soS
The fare Of those boats viii be low ay other evanns
boat on the nyer-ffom So s. downward As he Inc boas
may SET the example.
Sbroogh tickets from West stockbndgs to HsN-Yors
" So ana the same fare IN returning Passengers o. MD
recoecl tnal Es fare Includes bsrths which "a excluded N
the fares OF other routes
The trains ron Hudson, both morning and evening con
reci with t1e trains OF the Western Roads heretofore
le5 5n J. r. WATERMAN sgaI
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FARMS FOR SALE.

20 TO GENTLEMEN, FARnKRs AND 9TH
- ERs-A most beautiful properly 20 be sod very
cheap 1t consists Of $40 acres 20 or lhereab01I OF
which are under cultivation the covered with maple,
wanut ehssru and hickory &C Tue lana Is OF ne Hst
ounlify Asa siocs or dairy farm mig easily be male
10 tuppor from 30 10 100 head I'll hkewiie admirably
sued for raising he's. aud Other gAin There are an ex
DIVER and two farm hOuses the property. II Is within
FIVE mea OF the raj road station. Society gooo and ae
ceighuul and perfectly healthy II desired, onehsn OF Tue
purchase money may remain for term 81 per cent
Messrs J. L A. SERGEANT, Land Agents, ID WslEsL
fv2U Neodr
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r.: cssssxxEx5sUmMER ARRANGEMENT.
W. 1Ll..k-.-Al -CAMDEN AND AMBOY RAILc

I[7slNN77Te-CAMDEN md AMbOY hAILr
ROAD-Chznge Of Hodr, and 40 a
Irors line from Nsw-YOrt n Philadelphia via steam
sosi JOHN POTTER 70 South Amboy, hence In arr
zse cars 70 Camden ard Pmlsdelph's. -,
On and lner Thurrday. lii Apnl "a FRA Lns W
ave pier No N1Ttk River all taEing cars AI5Ooo
inboy sor Camden and Philadelphia Stopping IAGe ~
and lei down passengers a. Ne usual nisrmedALs paSs@
arrfTtng IN Philadelphia shout u noon. . -
sscsld Line leaving ss ebose 81 u r a &C %
svtnorrng lines arriving N PhDadeph's, sDoni q sA
EaTe fr01gh by either une..-.....'..''''"''sS ~
Fgrward derk psssafo. ..sssa.s.s. .'...s..s
EJeskfar, mi dinner provided o. board sssAaDoe '>a
foier 49,. III, -. a.. 49,. a, w..
s7.re for. Yey-Yoft 20 greetclt, sIte.
EAIGRAHT LINZ.
..sses b. stssmer TRANSFORM Cap. :. Soa1, - Z
.-to-s Pzre 81 50 - lbs OfbaEgsge allowed olcs
70 BE- carried 81 the sk Of vnsr, Sui nothing
T BE- rscT6c Or co1ssered - baggage sxeepi we.rnf
errarei s<aNI L. ehis@
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.n-s, NV ROUTE no RAE r.

- a
Eus,fls--3NWEsT AND NORTH UNITED ~
STATES MAIL LINE, via the Cay.
1gs and Susquehanns and New-fOrk and Erie Railroads,
ard Cayugs Lake.
Until further notice. the Passenger Trains on tue Cayuga
and susquehanna Railroad will Ia connection with tne
Day and Night Fl press Trains the NewfOrk and E1e
Railroad, two daily lines Sundays excepted
TIE leave Owego ats 81 A VI. snd ~ r N Leave
iihacA al A NJ and 81 50 2. n arriving a. Ovego 10
tine for the Morning and Evening Express Trains for
Hew-fOrk.
The new and splendid low-press1re steamer FOREST
CITY, Captain William II. Leonard, leaves Ihsca daily
(sundSys excep,edl 81 A. n connecting 81 CaylgG
with the Expres Trains going EasI or West on TIE Au.
SP or the arrival Of the Eastern or Western Express
Trsirs connecting Ithaca with the Evening Train for
Hew-York
Through tcke ron Nsw-Yofk 70 Cayuga, IS II Jugh
gckr from NeW-York Ithaca OF Csyuga sold o. board
The GesmboGl Of the HewYorE and Ere Railroad Com.
pAny the river.
Baggage checked through from Hsw-YorE to IlhseA or
Cayuga
The Csyuga and SuSquehAnnA Railroad has been entire
IL rebuilt aud resd viii heavy rail-, Oh new route,
avoiding iht inclined plains snd equipped WIN and
ears unsurpassed on any roed N TIE Union.
Passengers leaving New-lork va the Erie Railroad IN
mornir evening Trains, viii pAss aud arrive Al
Ithaca dayighL viewing from The cars ne picturesque
scenery Of Ithaca and lis vicinity
The connection between the railroads and he bOas q
perfect The running directly 70 and from The steamboat
adding In Cayuga Lsfe.
Travellers avoid al he Annoyance Of HGns1ip1e u
baggage riding In o1nibus-s Al both ends OF The Lake
Passengers for Oswego, syrzcufe, Auburn, Geneva
Rochester Buffalo and intermed ate places viii ind his
the pleasant comfortable ana cheapest rous ie eodd
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FOR SALE.

-, Az PRIVATE sALE-six beautiful building
~ ses admirably situated for country residences,
&A situated near the romantic village OF Peeksk, and
Eve minutes walk from the railroad station OF that place
and al fronting on the Hudson River These splendid lots
form some OF the desirable locations The Hudson
River hs has been offered for sale being only one hours
de from NewYork aud located near he entrance OF me
Highlands Of which they command hne and extensive
view az also ofthe river railroad and surrounding country
The situation IL unsurpassed for beauty OF scenery aud
hea1ness OF climate masng altogether one OF tue 10 s
lovely picturesque places for persons wishing 10 ree
into Inc country Tor sale. The lots or building sites
range In size from 10 II For terms and further
particulars apply TO ANTHONY J. BLEECkER,
7Broad.ft where map Of the property can be seen.
M "
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rArENrs roA HEW InYENYIer
.ooLsON,s PArENT ZOE HANGIN e

WOOLs0N's PATENT FOX HAN6IN0
w CARRlAGEs.-Afords . lighter and stronger -
hieie Than be obtained In any other way sna 80
steel cr0ss bar behind, IL surps 60 Al other moo7'
Hanging for pleasant and easy moI0u -.
Steel Die has teen procured Tor striking plaos !" ~
attached 10 all Carriages uill under this psleni . 49,.
The Plates with the night w use Iogetoef VIII ~
Springs or The plates seperaely may he TAD Of toe
SHELDON sMIfH, co.
I'll Pesrhst, New-foh
Scle AFents for New York. New jersey, and COM
Al persons infringing upon this patent either ~
usiIg o. selling without the Plates viii be held stichy sc
liable therefor BY proceedings 81 law, uness innie
ds'e setemsut q made wh the Paienee or hs Ay-n' OF
AuCrnsys CHARLEsI WO0LSON.
Tvs sms rThls Pasut-s Cleveland. Oaio.
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FoR NEW-ORLEANs

aga fHE FINE STEAMSHIP GALVESTON,
<1GIN Place, Master, will leave for New. Orleans
Saturday, AugusI3 3, from pier N. r. ats O'Clock
PM For freight or passage apply 70
Tvs Au9 JROWARD SON 81 Broadway.
ecs> UNITED STATES MAIL STEAM
4GE1a Frs between NEW YORK LIVERPOOL
The ships composing the line are tho
ATLANTIC, Captain West;
PACIFIC, Captain Nye;
ARCTIC, Capt Luce;
BALTIC, Capt Comstock;
ADRIATIC, Capt Grafton.
These ships having been built by contract expressly for
Government services every care has been taken In thsir
and speed and their Accommodation for passengers
uneQusled for elegance OF comfort
Price Of passage from NewYork TO Liverpool $50;
elusive use OF extra size state rooms vs.
An experienced surgeon viii be attached TO each ship
10 berth be secured until paid for.
For freight or passage apply 10 - - ~
EDWARD X. COLLINS, No. S. Waist
orto BROWN, SMILEY co, Liverpool
The Pacific will leave Liverpool, July 3lst 1859.
The Atlantic will leave Ne FORK july 27l 1850
The AuAbtc will leave Liverpool August 2lsL 1850.
The Pacific will leave New Y0rk August 24lh. 1850.
The Pacific will leave Liverpool September llth 1850
The AnA1uc will leave Nev-i0rE September 7t1, 1880
The Atlantic will leave Liverpool september Z)ib 1850
The Pacific will leave NowfO september 9Th, 1897.
The Pacific will leave Liverpool Oc.obef 10 h, 1859
The Atlantic viii leave HeE YORK October lZh, 1880
The Atlantic Will leave Liverpool October 5nh, 1850
The OF thess ships will not DO Accountable Tor
gold silver, bullion specie, ewelfy precious stones OF
metals unless bills Of lading signed therefor, aud the
value thereof therein expressed. iyl6n
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|. IT. KgGULAR Wall LINE a.

EEssIs .sss IW EEN HUSTON ND NEW'fUKkt
route without ferry, cAsnge OF bsggascl-The
steamers G VANDERBILT, Captain Joel Stone, and
COmMODORE. tCapt William H. Frszee In connecuoa
with the sionin on aud Providence and Boston and Prov
deuce Railroads, leaving NewYok daily, (SVndsys
cepted rom Pier Norh River first wharf above 5sitcry
Place al o'cock N and S0nington st O'Clock p n.
or upon the arrival Of the Mail Train hon Boston fhess
steamers were buu expressly for the route and 10
er respect pscu ary sdspted 10 the navs alton OF Long
lsisnd Sound The accommodations FOR Passengers are
commodous and eomforsbs-he officers capable and
perepced The route being the shortest aud direct
between Boston and NewYoT passengers are ensbeo ~
arrive In simple time Tor the morning lines Of sesmbos@
and rsirosd, nning to various points from hose cues-
The C VANDERBILT will leave New York on vuesdsy.
Thursday and Saturday Leave stoninston 90 Monday.
Wedns,day and Friday. The COMMODORE Will lcsve
Nsw.York Monday, "Wednesday and Friday Leave stop-
ngton TUESDAY, Thursday and Saturday. B.-Pssscos
sers the arrival OF the steamers al Stoningon proceed
immedAisly In The splendid railroad cars Ia Pfovidoncs
and Boston A bsggsgsmsster accompanies each train 70
and from Bosion. FOR passage, berIhs ststersons or
freight applications may b. made To the Agents on ihe
wharf sDd st the Office. TO Bsitery-pls -
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..ss7s.-- PIANO-FOR FOH sALa-

ss.sps.=- PIANO-FORTEs FOH sALa-
49,. Persons shout purchasing oisuos vii I'd
<HW NJ Vito their advantage 20 ca' ~ BENELff
IL ~ u6COMPANT's Mandatory, l52 Fulion-st
(sssl ace OF Broadway hey have large assortu-r ~
Rosewood Pianos cOpbtsuily hand ever iniirrme1
warranted for two years Co have the names OF nfs
bar LOCO persons they VII refer TO- who have purchased
Pianos @. tnem al Of which have given Universal sassfe
don bat when any doub expressed a 10 quag
noved. old PfaDos sTshtnge6 ss~ md s-cout-h'nt
Pianos 10 lei! M
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=, arns0N RiYKR YIKWs.-

% HUDSON RIVER VIBWs.-seversi hre par.
ceis and lots Of land having been placed IN ne care OF
~ The advertiser for disposal he 10 prepared 10 furnish
stes for country residence varying In size eligibility sad
terms and from ten minutes walk from he h hh
Depos at obbs Ferry and Hsstngs 10 Westcheser Co.
Al personal visit 70 the lands will most probably be maze
by those wshlng TO purchase commentator need DO
ADDED save that The improvements 10 this vicinity are
OF the mos desirable character Address or apply 70 NJ
Co NY lyle SvisSoss
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
sassa 1850.

PIONEER AND ExfRESs LINE TO PITTSBURGH.
Leaves PHILADELPHIA Daily, al o'clock A. ~ 81
tPN through 10 90 hours tbs on the rsnnsytv0
sa Railroad Of the very beat and most comfortable -
scfipi0n New packets have been placed on The dDe,
ard furnished with especial reference TO he comfort -
sonveDsnce OF nayeers sfordns the Of suisA
and agreeable Journey &c Pittsburgh.
Every effort win be made TO rendsr ths The mosi dcsrsss
route - he West -
For seats apply 81 sarketst and n p ,orrst xb,re
and Chestnut PbilsdelphiA- WIN. GOLDEN GO
For tickets and further Information apply al Wsst
New-York mle T. ". HINpE8, Ageol
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a. AT PRIVATE sALk-A beauutal iwos.ory
III now frame house with cellar and large plat q ground
1 delightfully."- fitusied on the main road leacng from
Flzabethtovn 10 Ehzabethport and about FIVE minutes
walk from Elijah sihtown. The hoiss was built by me
nearly finished; can he f.shed for about SIS $780, 10
soil be OF the purchaser The house Il feet front
bv % feet in Depth with large kitchen dining a.
sched 70 the resi- IS feet by q feein depth TIE faid lot
is OF good soil ssuuy siuaied and sbOunds with young
fruit irees snd IL s. feet by O feet 10 depth stages
pas the door times per day. This place Will be tod II
applied for soon very cheap. large portion OF the pur
chase money can remain bond and gage. For price
snd further particulars apply 20
iyI7iw Al BLEECKER Aucroneer, Broad-E,.
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LEBANON SPRINGS

49, -~xu--zzr1 LEBANON SPRINGS
akz1<- SHAKER CITY,
IA, gudsoul The shortest and leaa expeusys rouk
u pee ee sbfa.sd places 10 BY Inc H1dson River Railroad
A. steamhoa1 70 Hudson h1lce ~ ne Hadson Railroad
.u5 az. ftnrough SHAKER City, 10 the Spring.
Psas-ngerr frJln NeW-YOrk b. the mOrring Rtl1 and
bosts nav srriys al he springs al n Of To- sae day
g,asp grs bv The evening uln and boss from New Yofs
rnsy reoch TIE Springs Ice rexI morning a. u O'Clock
Tsre trogn H1eson 20 he spnngs 81 ~
i.I5 srrs J. + WATERMAN, Sup'I
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81 VALUABLE MILL PROPERTY AT LANES
L-f WILLIE. OHIO, FOR SALE.-Tne valuable Gdst
80 and Saw mills known tho Dillon Mlls" sltlsied
al the mouth OF Licking River opD1se the city of Zanes
Vile Ohio sEd about acres Of land attached thereto with
dwelling houses and other improvements thereon VIII be
positively sod Al auction under decree ia Chsncery, on
he 6h day II August next the door the Court House.
Ia the City Of Zsnesvie credit for hreetourhs Of the
purchase money II desired the same 10 bear oiere. aud
be ,AtisfacioriV secured + & EASTMAN,
Zanesvi le, Ohio, JAY r. 1850 Master Commissioner
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