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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-14
TRAVELLING.
: YOPK s. NFV-H4VRN Rail,

REV YORK & NEW HAV VEN RAIL
NPOAD-On and afer MondsJ October II. TIE 'lEoF7-
ing trrss Bl feare Cal4s Saaoa, Broadway
PasseI ,rrs sl5o recefved Il hs HeF YDs az osffz
Railroad Office Tven,g-ssVsB:lrst
l. Accommodation Trnm 81 J Is a NJ lcT heS4 n.oeae.S
Hamaonecs, Rye Port Ch--etar De-17ea ssioEa, -
Ypo NorwalE Westport Southport FaIrtcd 5flaseF%si
straifoTd Milford and New tiagen P@syngers I'm -
Tav Stations for abaDy and tue cations on ne n
7nd Naugatuca Railroads Will ase his TAR 4nI ~
bridgeport Passenger rom Nsy-ssIy rs iof .,1
1enee Worcester Hartford Springfield an4 Lo9i. r.
AZ Neyg- Haven Passengers from re ~ $500 i.
UsnSen chaefire S,uifngtou, PamTlAe, faIIhnseh
c,IsiI. and Cofipsy1lc VIII TAKE Lls Tram and
5nin II e Canal Railroad Train at Ne~ tiaVe, DIDO,
T. Express Tram al O'Clock a NJ! ior oi,31 I,5 ~
Eayen and the Canal Rairoad made'9h- 5la5e'.[a
81 ris field and Connecticut River Railroad worcester
PFoyden o,1 an1 fain at O'Clock A. NJ. Tor New
Haven ard all Intermediate S,aSns I'D NJ iyo05 Raj al
road win remain over at New-daVcn about one hour.
Passt nge's ,9 10 I'VE hours at New.Hayen Hartford
SnrnG6ed or at any Station where The Express Tran
receives Passengsr 9y this Iran iof e Ga
l. Express Train ats NJ. or STANFORD f'QrHalh, pnose'
port and HouBaonc and Haugatuck Railroads NeHs3eo'
5 Accommodation Tram al ? Ri for NeF-Ha7e arc PHI
the intermediate Stations $500, =.
s. Communication Tram at T Nj Tor Bridgeport am ma
'efDeoa'' o's' TRAINS TO NETWORK
l. Communication Train 10 An from Bridgeport sIo2-
Accommodation Train at A. NJ for New Haven,
stopping all intermediate Stations, receiving pSoAs0iF
from Nau getuck Railroad at Bridgeport
g. Accommodation Train at 40 AN froa NeT-heVen,
stopping uterneaiae Stations receiving passengers
from Hartford and New Haven, Canal heirotd and Nsag
Express Train at 10 NJ ia connection win tbs tH
press Train from BOSTON, from New Haven soPPns -
Bridgeport md Stamford receiving passengers rom S
Ho,lsatonic Railroad at Bridgeport
s. Accommodation Train at 80 NJ trece:Vng pessek,
eers nom the Accommodation Train rom BOSTON, from
New Haven, stopping at all Intermediate Stations
Express Tram at 10 NJ tor IN connection W1n ~
press Train from Boston Stopping at brdeeP9Fl Noi"aa
And Stamford arriving in NewYork at L 50 NJ evening
Train o Pitsed connects with dis sn at hd 5qg9 sPge
seats in tie Cara lp7 II B. B. MASON, suPt
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Change of Hopra, commencing Sept %
DAMAPO and PATERSON and PAT
HhERcnN md HUDSON RIVER RAILROADS


DAMAPO and PATERSON and PAT
Hanson and HUDSON RIVER RAILROADS.
leave Sufens Depot al Leave New OK 81
n O'Clock. A. NJ O'clock A NJ
10 O'Clock 20 min 4 NJ O'Clock Is min. P NJ
te O'Clock ?. NJ. 5 oootk 40 lnln r M
SUNDAY TRAINS.
reaye Snferns Depot at Leave NeW-York 81
~ O'Clock A. NJ O'Clock - min. 2 N
or on tie arrival Of the Erie trains going East
PATERSON TRAINS.
leave Paterson al Leave NewYo al
~ O'Clock A. Marbetst O'Clock a NJ.
at O'Clock AM. Path Depot 10 O'Clock A NJ
l2oclock NJ Paterson Depot | O'Clock 2. NJ
II O'Clock M. Pain Depot 81 O'Clock NJ
81 O'Clock 2. NJ Merket-Et 81 o'clock 2. ID
Except Mondays. ,,,,,s
leave Paterson al Leave New. YofA al
Il O'Clock P. NJ Patn Dep. 81 O'Clock P Nj.
N Bon Monday mornings the first train from SunefEs
will leave at the arrival OF the Ohsvllle TaD
The s A NJ an0 ) IS O'Clock NJ. trains from New
York will stop any station north OF Paterson eIce
Rock Road and Hohokus, and yin be- IN time 70 meet cs
Erie trairs oring and evening going Wee. al 9aferRs
Depot
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. per Steam
l ship BALTIC, for LIVERPOOL will plea sc be on
o'clock A. NJ and send all luggage not wanted on the pas
sage on board Friday, Nov I5 marked below WIN sne
number of their berth. MO
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NOTICE.-The Steamship ATLANTIC
y from LIVERPOOL ia dlschargng under order at me
DOCK foot of Canalst Consgnees will please attend to
the receipt OF their goods Immediately. nlo
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rUHE BRITISH and NORTH AMER

UHE BRITISH and NORTH AMER
Il ICAN ROYAL NAIL STEAMSHIPS BETWBEN
NETWORK AND LIVERPOOL direct, and Ell I" EEN
BOSTON AND LIVERPOOL
The Boston coats ony calling Halifax 10 ard ard re-
ceiye mails and passengers. - =
ASIA, Judkins EUROPA, h. e. Lot
AFRICA, A. Ryre. NlAGARA.J. Stone
AMERICA, N. Shannon. CANADA. Wm haJ4Ison
CAMBRIA, Leitch.
These vessels carry clear WHITE LIGHT al ttelr nHss
head GREEN arboard side: port SIDE.
AFRICA, Ryris from New ork "Wednesday, 1Ja Nov
CAMBRIA. J. Leitch, from Boston Wednesday, Sllh Nov
NIAGARA, j. Stone, I'm New. York. Wednesday. an Dec
EUROPA. from Boston, Wednesday, liih Dec
ASIA c. H. L. Judkins, frolr "Wednesday, l8lh Dec
AMERICA. from Boston, "Wednesday, >2m pee
AFRICA A. Ryrie, from New-Yors, Wednesday, lSt jan
CANADA VIM Harrison, fm Boston, Wedny. 10Th jan.
Passage from MY or Boston 10 liverpool ls cabn siZo
e I'd 20
No berhsecnred until paid for -
Freight viii be charged on specie beyond an amouri for
personal expenses.
An experienced Surgeon on board.
al etiers and newspapers pass through The Post
On.ce
For freight and passage apply 10
French German, md other foreign goods, received ard
brought IN common with British goods.
Through bills OF ang given IN fiaYre for New OK
A(er The Let Of April next the rate II freight By the
above steamers from Liverpool, viii be very waterway
reduced. u Hs
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TDACTFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COM

l. PANY-The public is informed that under the ar
engagements of this Company, steamers inspected ana ap
proved by tile Navy Department, and carrying me United
states Mails will continue 10 leave Panama and San Fran
Greco the first and fifteenth days Of each month unless
detained by unavoidable accident the nonarya OF the
Mails at Panama The Steamers OF the first OF the month
will touch ST Acapulco Bias Mazatan, San Diego and
Monterey. The Steamers OF the fifteenth o the month VIII
touch al Acapulco. butno other Mexican ports
The new steamship COLUMBIA will ply regularly altef
her arrival in the Pacific between San rancsco ana pors
in Oregon awaiting at the former port the arrival OF mails
and passengers from Panama and returning without delay
with mails and passengers for the following steamer rom
San Francisco regular line of propeers VIII DC kept up
for the transportation Of freight and transient passengers
between Panama and San francisco.
The connection in Atlantic will be maintained by me
Steamships EMPIRE CITY, Leaving New-York on The
iS,t anJ JIEROKEE, leaving NewYorh on the Idth on
eocb month for Chagres. third boat wiI also De Rep'h
The new steansliips CARIBBEAN and PalLADE I'll.
PHIA win form adrect line between NewOrieans ana
Chagres leaving such perods as viii insure as niue
detention as possible the lsthnus, and forming, WIN e
Pacific steamships a THROUGH LINE TO and from New
Orleans and ports In Mexico, California and Oregon
THROUGH TICKETS for any month can be secured Oh
application the Company 81 South-st New York Ap-
DcaOns for passage from New Orleans should be made
10 ARMSTRONG, LAWRAsON & co. Agents at that
New-Yorh, Oct 81, 1850 o5ln
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6tRoTOR QUEDUCTDEPAkTmENt lto"aSa Ftfs Nc9'm. er
Via ls5OCopoAton Nctice-Pubhc noce - hereby gwen TIA
petIon has presented BoGt Of Adrrca Tor Sc
nTheater alley from the Sewer Ann 70 Pon about
All interested therein having ~ et0n
the writing stating their
addrets to the Contract CeS, at s oce
on O, before ga us, NICHOLAS DEAN,
bI9 lot President Croon Aqueduct Department
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-14

SSSTRRET DEPARTMENT, NO 4 HALL OF RBC0RDS-Publc
s. notice hereby gyen that the following Resolution has been pre-
Of Assistant Aldermen To Regulate aud Grade
Eighty eighth Fourth and Fh Apes0ns
bayg objections thereto requested to prseot mem
writing Office, nsfoo the 10Th dag
sf November D,tNov 8, 1850 JOHN T. DODGE Street Com
p6
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-14

s1TREBT DEPARTMENT. No HALL OF REcoRDs-Pub.
~ notice hereby gen that the following petitions have been
1s ented Tho Boarc Aldermen, Fifty ninth street from
rnh avenue to BoomOgdae Read to regulate and grade Forty
eQh street from the center OF The block between
Eonrf and FNh avenpee Gag Sidewalk and lay gutter on Tie
,aot place from. Of he court known as Von
Uvt between Eleventh and Twelfth streets Al persons inter-
Gated having thereto requested 70 present them n
writing 10 undegned he office, or before 'be th DAY OIL
'" NV '''e Join DODGE. observation-disclosures
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O'clock Line
WYOR HUDSON & INTER MEDIATE


TOR HUDSON 81 INTERMEDIATE
IL LANDINGs-The steamboat HUDSON, Capt Wa
Meen w leave the steamboat pier foot Of Ss
Monday Wednesday and Friday and the slaaIner SObUM
aIA Capt c. F. King on Tuesday Thursday aud Saturday,
O'clock, connecting with the stages at Neweurgh Kings
ton and Cesskill
HUDSON BEaKsliIRE RAR9AD-Ihs easassngsg5
West Sockbrdge daily Sundays excepted) follows
Leave Hudson al 8.AI and IS PM snf West StoeE'
bridge n AM. aud NJ ~, -,
Freight trains with passenger .sr sttGched VII leave
Gndson at II A NJ and West Stockbrdge at 10 50 AN
Paseengcrs by the morning train rom West Stock6fdgs
ay take the day boat New York the boat for Po1ga
xeepsie and hence by raroed to New York by "a
yare by latter route from Hudson ROT exceeding VI %
Paagenpers by the evening train viii find tie steamers 90
LUNiBI& and HUDSON always waiting for them anG ING
hre of thoee boats Will he low any other evening boa
on the yeroIn 50 downward, se line boate may
Through ckcts fren West st0cAbhdgs % wYosk 81
g. and tie fare IN returning Passengers should Iecei
sc thar This inciadss terfhs which Ia excluded N ms
ssree Of other routes
TIE trains ron dudson boh alorng aid evening coz
gect with ne trsjrs Of the Western Roads heretofore
les SIN J. Il WATERMAN, supA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-14

STREET DEPARTMENT, No. HALL OF RECoRDS--Puo-
kbc given that the following resolutions have bseh
the Board OF Aldermen To rae and regulate M euro
and gntief dewas the sastey ede oil Center
iver eonard the same W De nece
sa and regulate Orange eet between rr.Hs anu
Chatham stfae,s An persons Interested having objections thereto
are requested TO present writing 10 the underssned his
se on IN before the OF November mellow 1851
AZ JOHN T. DODGE, Street Commissioner
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CHA6REs,( AND H''he0hA
CRUCES, faHA"A
EKVHE IRVING HOUSE, at Chagres,
4 Wallace w Wiiars, assisted by Hugh Miller.
THE PANAMA RAILROAD HOTEL at Gorgona7 IN
der the management, Of A. B. Miller and F GongeF NAM
THE AMERICAN HOTEL, at Crcee, under 'he inNn
sgenenl of e. r. Foger and H. Miller, Jf
THE UNITED STATES HOTEL, al Panama l., u T,s
the management of Adrian B Miler lei O&Cu
4 ]. DOWNER q co. COMMlS-
M SION MERCHANTS, SACRAMENTO CITY,
RErr9fHcfs IN Ngx-YoRx }. 9. T. stranahan, "a
Broadway Williams Bradford Co "A Co[iia aa,
Henry Sheldon L Co. IA Broadway SouhWofih olsuson
4 Co Contiesslp; j. L. n. L. Griswod, 81 tTontst'
Allen Rogers 26 Fronat yslopN Coffin As e eG pd
81; j. F. Trppe, l23 Aladen-ane; Robert bod, Newark,
n + =. Geo Curtis Utica n sul7 3Ipt
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csTByTT DTpARTMENr No 4 hail. OF KEcORDS-Pub
hc uoees gwen the following .oiot9a Gao sssn
nsputad 10 Alderman TO egue grade 81 cuio
nJ roe, oues and dag space four feet ~de oe
tween Third aud AL Interested hayng
,;nn. present them writing The 1ue
stoned AZ his offce bsors the 2sd day nt November ~
nsa.nhsr n l85n MI JOHN DODGE Street Conmscn.I
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StnUTOS 6QUEDUCT DEPARTMENT. Rotunda, Parh, NOV H.
G'ls5o,- CofP0RATIOE oIi@E--Pnbae notice 70 heLeny
wen that presented in the Board Of A9efnen
E,a sewer IN Thirty egbth street from Sixth 70 EghihaYeau
And aiso Tny ninth street from avenue 20
aSnsc, with the sewer built in Thynnh street about ~
lei 1e Fihayepue All persons interested ne above nav
a. e,eetins thereto requested to present The sane IN %
sr Their address of iDsfest - tie Colttec
n .Ia Office on or before Thursday 2stus NICHOLAS DEAF
$500, C,o,nn Arted1ct Department NJ! lG
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NOR BOSTON, via NEWPORT and
a FALL RIVER-By the splendid and superior s;eazs.
ere BAY STATE and EMPIRE STATE, Of great strength
and speed, particularly adapted 70 he navigation OF Long
Island Sound running IN connection Tith the Fa aver o
Old Colony Railroad distance OF 50 raLes 20 Goston ony
Leave pier S n r rear The Battery
The steamer BA Y STATE Capt. VIM Srown, on Tnes'
laws Thursdays and Saiurdnya al J NJ,
The steamer EMPIRE STATE, Capt Bent. Brayton, ca
Nondaye Wednesdays and Fridays. al Nj
This line Ia The only hut direct for NewpoTt
These steamers ara tilted with commodous state roofns
and every arrangement for security aud comfort Of pas
,engafs Hho gr5 afforded by this route nights rest d
board and on arrival FAD River proceed per raiiroaa
reaching Boston early the following morning or eau renal
or board getting ;h breakfast " wished for unnl ire
starting o. Accommodation Tain al quarter before
7ocock A NJ which reaches Boston at bouisociosk AN
A beggage-maseri attacked TO zach steamer %no re
ceivee and tickets the baggage and acconpaniea e9 ss'
70 rs destination.
The rates for passage snd he price OF satec"R uos
same by other lines.
steamer connection with ms me- 10 anu Hols
Providence, daily, except Sundays
Freight TO Boston taken the rates as y so sa
regular nee and forwarded with greater expedition oy ~
Express freight train which leaves Fail RIVER every moT1
ing SUNDAY excspted at O'Clock for Boston and NsF-
BEDFORD arriving lis destination 81 or about M
FOR freight apply board al the Office on Pier z
Yor satefooms ber;s apply board or If It is desre
70 eecure them ahead, application may be made 20
jel0y TlSDALE L BORDEN Agents, 70 and u @est4.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-14

1sROToN AQUgDUCT DEPARTMENT, Rouuds, PAX, Nov
9th la5l- CORPORATION E0TlCEPnbhc HGtice IS hers
by gwen that an application made tho board hde
from Thday to East River be'~9ea ofy ,+E
present Their objection TO the Contract Cs a.
oe Writing staog their addeee and the ete Of thd hees
orbeioe Tuesday, 9ti instSlCHOLds Dkh rfeasa'
Aq. Dept hL"lut
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-14

6NROToN AQUEDuCr DEFA..iMENr, 2ouaea, Para, Nov,
SJs lS-re SEWER BUILDERS. Sealed proposals udorsed
Propt~ Receiving BSso Till TO the Office OF he
pepsrunta. ur Hop6sy Nov Is at o'cock H. TO bald
E,g Of Green Sh apd Barclay NE
ann specifications Of ths work and 81 Information relating
sPpcAunu the Contract Clerk A. Ibis
okee RiCH0iAs DEAN, President Crooa Aqpedact Dopau
ny !n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-14

SsTHErr DEPARTMENT. No 4HALL or REcoKps-scAed
- Proposals WILL be rsceyed the Street Conss;oners Office
SATURDAY, 10Th 1850 O'Clock n regulate
4s between Boatwy snd 9Th 80
aud Eighth 4d aOth raus AID
spseeaScn and AnomA can on Application 70
the Contract cleiA OF tbs nepaIlmea; Nav. 6, 1880
JOHN T. DODGE, Street oEIuissiOuet
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CtTREET DEPARTMENT, no. HAIL OF RECORps-fabNc
$pe horeby gwen that the following resolutions haTs 5s7n
nsentad IN HE Board To raise Greenwich AMI WASH
ne bounded by Broadway Battery Pe Wa
and Liberty Morrisst. from Broadway 70 wei 81
To widen Rector Broadway Warrington ST. Al psrsUgs
having ihoteto requested 10 ess 7 "a
writing signed ba oScs seors tnf 9t a M
Enr ina-Eov D. 1850 JOHN T. DODGE, stree Com mo
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PROPOSALS..

&STREET DEPARTMENT, Nc. HALL. OF RECoRDS--Sealed
Cpopoa viii be the Street Comns sionets once Hn
81 Friday, 1850 O'Clock Pm iof Ls.s teSn
iatite and 70 Washington 70 eslI anu
rt+erg cub gutter where he same are o.
and lug and curb and gutter where tbs same re
nures Also laying the brdgr stones and furnishing ne"
bridge required Paus -pecct'12S and All moonA
to thereto can Contract Csrs Of ta
Department -Noy bmbeI Il, 1850 JOIN i. Dob"4i
,Is Stree: Com missioner.
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STREET DEPARTMENT, No fHAIL OF REc0HDS-Sealed
propoeaE viii at The Street Once IN
ri ,da g. O'clock + 81 bud addition 20 the
pNrs Markets Slip e 10 ling the wtstefy sfie
between Twenty .sveh and Twenty niath -
ana law bridge stones OF Twenty eighth ST. Plans
information thereto bs had on application TO
t6s Contract C,erk OF this Depar;msnt-Nov. H. 1850
MIS- JOHN +. DODGE, Street Commissioned
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styq1ry.-aAIE OF PROPERTY PoR Us
ogao IA satee hetsby gwen tha; sac o.
' ss nc c 9 a ys'i ss f ss - - as
sns s.s Day Of Dscemter p9I al II O'Clock 81 noon snH
if 1T 4av 10 DAY The ~bo Of sad properly suS
b ron ne aetasd OF the psopecy 70 be soa
oehsd the ne S @s sS.s . s cay NV
va Comp lloi|ti ~, Cr,,, oilr slOlaTl1W
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-14

E7OR SAN FRANCISCO-On To Is
L DAY MORNING next, I9Jh ms Tie elegant packet
snip BOTHNtA, AYcry master, having completed der
cargo viii rail for San 'ancsco ab0Fe and car bend
applics-on should he made Apply 10
MA jt+ ISAAC SMITH lOl Wa7l.sr sOr. Front.
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&sTREET DEPARTMENT. No, SHALL OF REcoReS-Sea'ed
propoSah VIII The Sest Commissioner odce anil
PIaay Nov l5 1850, O'Clock, NJ TO Regulate CRATE and
haeadamle Fts between Seventh and Eighth ayenees 10
Twenty street. between Fourth ami
To fa aspace Tour vide through sidewalks
Twenty ond between FHhayenue Broadway
HAs specifications and all Information thereto be had app
eaton 70 the cenEsct CLARK OF this pcpar;meutNovs :, s
John I. DODGE, Street CoutolsA
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Alabama on Secession.

Gov COLLIER, of Alabama, has written very
terrible message, in which, after demolishing the
Compromise, he lets himself out after the tol-
lowing fashion:
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rsg
" SEtel nyoyed ns15a affected herhJ, ba' ,he oo"hS
S9he b Zen Completed by TIE As@ofs Aod are odseo IN
RS9asag via. ~ badng Grgenest from the 5r"er
s pace to pom; 100 feet north q @yeriy "a he a
q I ssud vacant o pes aid fatcs OF and situated on
sss Greene 81 osl~ee 9Vaysr aGe asa Snnl%a &c
AZ and opposed the sae, ~ 1T ef q aem al:
IN present their objections writing TO he nndsfn a.
NJ Han OF Recor5s tlr.y days IRON DE date Of
. Berea Of Asses1eot Street Department ngS
AtS5s 80 - - q " ''Nt - - pe
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-08-02

London H0use.
5 THE subscriber having rented the Hotel formerly kept
Gi by Capt A. WADE the N. E. of Front and
Market Streets known the London Heuse respectfully
informs the citizens of Wilmington and all others desous of
obtaining BOARD that he has provided the House with
furniture every description and that he to
ceve Boardes by the day. week month"; the most
sonable terms All the bed constructed to
have them warmed to suit the comfort of all His
BILE shall always be provided with the very best market
Afford and pains expense will be spared to make his
customers perfectly satisfied.
Strangers will please enquire for the LONDON HOUSE.
n He has also rented the STABLES recently occu-
T pied by Mr.. w. T. j. VANN near the Carolina Hotel,
81 where he prepared to take Horses at Livery and
have them properly carefully attended to. He has also
large LOT adjoining the Stables for the accommodation of
Drovers. JAMES PETTEWAY.
Oct 19, l849 6-tf
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-08-02
OUR M TO IS ITO PLEAsE,"
En Wilmington Saddle, Harness, ENN -
TXSTRuNK MANUEA crOR " -aIf#ks = ~

THE subscriber respectfully informs the public that he has
recently received large additions to his stock of Saddle
and Harness mountngs &c. of the latest and most impro
yed STYLE and constantly at his store
Makstreet every description of articles the above line
From his experience the business he feels confident that
he will be able to give entire satisfaction all who may
vOr him with CALL He has hand, and will
santy keep alarge assortment of Coach, Gi and Suiy
Harness.; LHdy's Saddles, Bridles Whips, &c. ;
Gcntlemens Saddles, Brides, Whips, Spurs, SC.
$685. all of which he will to be of the best materials
and workmanship.
He has also large assortment of Trunks Valises Saddle
and Carpet Bags satehe fancy Trunks &c. and all other
articles usually kept in such establishments all of which he
offers low for cash. short credit prompt customers
Saddles Harness. Trunks, Medical Bags SC. Sc, made
to order.
In addition to the above the subscriber always keeps
hand large supply of String Leather, and has
keep through the good assortment of Fly Nets
All invited to call and my goods, whether in
want not take pleasure in showing my assortment
all who may favor with a caH
Harness and Coach Trimmings sold at fair price per-
sons buying to manufacture.
Also, Whips at wholesale.
All kinds of Riding Vehicles bought and sold commits
sions. JOHN J. CONOLEY.
June IA, 1850 40
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-08-02
THIS SIDE UP.

THE subscriber would respectfully to his SIN
i friends and patrons of Sampson and adjoining nv
Counties, that he has just returned from the North -
with beautiful and carefully selected assortment of Boots
and Shoes for Summer and Fall His assortment
sists of mems youths and ehidren Boots and Shoes fine
Kid R. R. Ties Morocco Buskins; Goat Buskins Moroc
and Goat Boots Apple eOored and black Caters Gus
article He has also for sale the most choice brands of Calf
Goat, and Kid Skins Innings Binding Skins oak and
he offers on low and accommodating terms.
He would inform the public that hes at his old stand next
door above CIV. ATKINS Co., and directly opposite the
Court House, where he is prepared with the best materials
and worken to execute orders with prompness and des
PATCH and the time tenders his thanks past
vOrs and hopes by close application to business
continuance of the same. DAVID D. CARROLL.
Clinton, n. c., July II, 1850 443m