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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,

ADoURSMENT AND REcrss Of CoSoREss.
Mr.. OLDS asked leave To offer a resolution-
hat, he Senate concurring, the President Of the
SENATE and the Speaker Of the House Of Represen.
iativc adjourn their respective Houses on Monday
the Och of August, at twelve O'Clock, meridian 10
take srccess until the fret Monday Of November
next
Mr. BUTLER, Of Pennsylvania, objected
Mr. OLDS moved suspension Of the rules
wherupon
Mr. WENTWORTH demanded the yeas and
nays
MrORR moved that there be a call Of the House
Mr.. JONES wished to say, il the gentleman
wouldslter the resolution, A. 81 provide for an
adjournment, lac would vote for IT, but not without
tCrieDf "ordcr," "ordcr."l
MrWENTWORTII said that If the gentleman
wOulonodify the resolution, 80 az not to adjourn
until alfornis be admitted, he would vote Tor It.
tCricDf "order," "order."l
Theluestion was taken, and n call Of the House
was reused.
Sevtal inquiries were made, 10 which
TbeSPEAkER responded, that II the rules
shouldbe suspended, the resolution would be open
TO amsdment,
Tbe'eas and nays were ordered on the question
Of a supervision Of the rules.
Mr.. ONES rose to make an inquiry
Mr)UER objected 10 all inquiries. lie was not
above 10 make one the other day.
Mr.. ONES insisted that he had a right 10 make
the ineiry.
The PEAKER said that gentlemen, In making
inquire, are INDUCED, unless IL appears 10 the
Chair tat they go beyond the rule.
Aitcfurther cOnVersation--
Mr.. ONES made his inquiry. II was this In
the eytt Of the House taking a recess, will the
| membe be entitled ~ their mileagel
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Agricultural statistics OF the late Commits
sioner Of Patents.

A correspondent OF the Washington Union
accuses the writer Of that portion Of Part II. Of
the Patent Office Report which appeared in
this paper on the 18th instant, of an attempt to
disparage the report Of his immediate predeces-
sor, Mr.. BURKE. lie mentions as a dishonest
criticism, that the writer of the extract alleges
the wheat crop in Michigan to have been esti-
mated at s Il per bushel in Mr. BURKE's re-
port, and that tho reader is thus left to infer
that it was worth 50 much to the farmers Of
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THE r e ? u BLIC.
WASHIN GTON:
TUESDAY MORNING, JULY 30, 1850.



In the Senate, yesterday, the Compromise
bill was further considered. A proposition to
have the Texas boundary adjudicated by the
Supreme Court was rejected. Mr.. BRADBURY
amendment, referring it to three commissioners,
was rejected by 4 tie vote-yeas %, nays
%. Mr.. BRADBURY submitted another amend
ment, that the commissioners shall first ascer-
tain, if possible, and define the true boundaries
Of Texas, and failing in this, they are to agree
upon convenient line, SC. A proposition TO
strike out the latter part failed-yeas %, nays
%. Various propositions to amend Mr.. is
amendment were voted down.
The House Of Representatives, in Committee
of the Whole on the state of the Union, re-
sumed the consideration of the California ques-
ton. An adjournment took place, after a sit
ting of seven hours
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A Mr.. wAsSER, farmer, living in the vicinity
Of Syracuse, gathered and sold, from less than an
acre of land, the past season, fifty bushels of straw
berries half of which he sold for two shilings
a quart, and the remainder eighteen cents quart,
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SD aassas Ha Al s5klMSIIxn "A,

- -. va ttonington ard ffovfd snce.-t
route, w'hoo, cry shsnge Of cars or baggagsl-1E
G STsIsm xANDERBiLr, Captain Joel slone -
SUsnnVpokE. Capt William H. Frsxee, In comedies
AM we snnEor and Providence and 8osion and Prsvt
septed rom Pier North River frat what soye as,,V
asce, a. oelocs and s,ouingson Il 0clocI ?. II
steamers were bui expressly for The route md are n -
eY respect particular adapted TO the navigation Of LS
Island Sound. The accommodations for passensers -
conn odious and comforsblethe ofcers capable anc =
pedenced fhe route being the shortest and moa dfroa
between boson and New ora passengers are enabled .
ard railroads running 70 various points from thoss cius
fhe VANDERBILT viii leave New ork 90 ppesIsu.
Ibursdey and Saturday. Leave stoningtou on MonlsE
Wednesday and Friday. The COMMODORE VII IsasS
New oIs Monday "Wednesday and Friday. Leave ssssi
gers on The arrival OF the Of Sionn gtou pross
imnedsiely In the splendid railroad PROVIDES
and Boston baggage master accompanies each Rsh =
and from Boston. For psssaee bcrths. state rooms Ct
freight applications may be made 10 the Agents % ~
wharf and q the Office 10 Bsuery place -
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81 - s s6ISsssy , 4 ERIE y nhI.'

- SS&STsy ROAD.-REW ROUTE 70 sUTrz
r.ns,msn,-Le.vs New YSri fOT sisSs.msSa, 2m.
Coming, eeaevs Rochester Buffalo, and Intermediates
foWTIL rom pier foot q Du.n - As soiow.i
Rreskfsst and supper on board the bosl
EIpsEm fs.Is, as 80 A. N stopping only q suSsrns
Chester, kddelown, Por Jervts NarSowsburg, DEPOSIT
Lsnesboro, Bnghsmton, owego, Ws,erly lfscoryvniel
Elmr and Jefferson, arriving Al De aevs al 3 PM
nevs and taking the Express Trsin nom Albany ner,
morning, arrive Al Rochester and Buffalo The came time
passenger via Albany with the advantage ola nights
WAY AND MAIL fanx-Ais 50 AN stopping at all ths
WAY rsAIs s'i Is Pm Sr oasviIs and al in,stmeai.
asstsnons
suSens Chester Goshen, Mdo le.own ousys Port Jsr.
via and AL The ssnons West Of Pou Jervs Passenger
for Buo BY hi. uan proceed 70 9ensvs dine here and
evening Passengers for Ithaca Cayugs Bridge and
towns on Csyugs Lshs lake The Of The Csyugs and
90 he Iv, OF the Es trains Passengers for fogs ana
5S.:s9I E.lISS.S 4 Coming sag: Is.'s
''' TRAINS 70 NEw.Yokk W. ~
ErPREn fRAIr leaves Genevs 81 IS A. n stopping a
LsnsbOro, Deposit sburs Pon Jsryis Nidde.owp
eoshen, Chester and sufsrns arriving In Nsw.YorkNsS
WAY AND Mail YRAIs leaves Corning ct AN soP.
Fing all the ststons and arrives In NewYofh 45rA
MsHr ExPREss fEAIs leaves Geneva q 8 IS N and
sOr1ng IS = ::SSpPinE =: The ,suon' -s:, Of
and rermonl arriving In New.Yorh ASIAN
WAY TRAIs osyes Ousville 81 Is AN Stopping n oil
the stations, and arriving In Nsw-York siIl AN
~ A Special Train on Monday morning leaves Port
yerys al 80 stopping Of ell the stations and arriving
In New York ii 10 An
NEwsussH BsAHcH leaves Eewburgh ai Is Az snd
% A. .nd 6 N eoS9eet9g yi5 tse trains gong
% on arrival OF The trains from the West
rsEIear fsANs Issve troa pier foo, Duane Ct asr.N
Freight for Geneva Rochester and Buffalo, and a. places
vesl taken by Express freight rslrs and Forwarded
my5sa CHARLES EIRor, Superintendent
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~ rx.nsxzzzuumORRIsA AND EssExRAIL-
~ s&R.SEg ROAD.-PAssENGER rRAlN1

ET rEnsx7znl MORRIS AND KssEx RAIL
MM@sssnn P p Nsw si foo. u Coz,
I,ns'ts AN and u r. NJ leave newsrs "a A a. and =
PIssEssss rnArs Dows.-Lssve Dover syAx sox
Las y Nj monisiown $50 A. N. and 725 r. NJ; Nan
son. 76o A NJ and 40 r. Nj Summit = 20 A. M nd
.o5 r N nl,yie, 7so A. ~ and sis Pm; Orange ~
YREIeHr TRAIs.-Lesvs Dover 8 A n, leave Hsv.
ORAseE HoRsE CAk-Leave oranfo A NJ. and In
r. NJ; leave New-York II 80 A. NJ and 6l5PM
Pssaengeu By these trains received and deivsrsl
Chatham Hsdiscr Norristowu, Morrh Plsins, DspyiDs
kockswsy and Dover.
Al Dover stages connecting with the A. NJ pssseass
town and Hope Daily Milford and Owego on Mondsvs
Wednesdays and Fndsys and for Sparta JohnsoasaSG
ourgh, continuing 10 the Lsekswsnna woTks pass}sG
through Bartonvs sisnhope pa smiths Ysvsrn Nscr
f1ssdsya Thursdays and saiurdsys and reiurrins NJ
the r. N. trsns FOR New-YorG
Al Dsnyle Stages Leave %! Pswsrrls and sooulos -
A. NJ ard p. n. usins for Nev-York.
AfMonissowu stages leave on he arrival OF the A =.
passenger trains for hendhsm, Chesle schooleys Moss
ihe r N. trains for New-York
Also for saskins Ridge on The arrival Of the r n. bslR
returning neIi morning connecting With The n usisfs
EXTRA TRAIN yoK scHooLErs MOUNTAIN
In addition 70 the above uans ~ exus express uslB
win commence running July 5la next and eonuas a.
VI further uouce.
Leave New York from the foot Of Cor.Isnds u 10 An
ssIubis proeeesins Directly 70 Mordsoun snS posss
where carriages VIII DO 10 readiness 70 conway passsess
% schooleyi Mountain, arriving 10 time Tor dinnx.
gers only Al he following stations orsngs nIyills sss-
nit Chatham, Madison, horhsiown s.d hocs.wsy.
EsSrs o s s-y y; DSvss :. 'Ss s .su -
rors sad conneei Win be u r n. 1sn to nswYorh.
Psssenser' 70 prOears heir resss before :Aise
reis I'll ss rsesived only 90 The dsy when pa;essssd
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& VEN sAiIsSA SN5 49, .ns ~

MHENNsE S S.,,,sS. SN3 N.T-.A,
Wednesday April a. the fouovfla
trains viii leave the Csnsl.s Station. nsu BrosdwSS.-
fasseugers slso received n the New.York and Harisw
l. Accommodation Train Al u An for New-RochsHeL
ssmuopeck, Rye, Pou Chester, Greenwich STANFORD
psren, Norwali wsstport Southport ysirssd. Bdxgs.
port eustford, Milford ard New Havea Psssengors fom
the Wsysetions for Albany, and the Stations de HouD
atomic and Nsugsuck Railroads viii take this frsn -
ton Providence Worcessr HW.sord Springfield snd e..
Escrcui River Railroads wiDssks Ibis xrain and jois -
pfess frain 81 New-Haven.
port Albany. and Houssionic and Naugstuet Raiiros&
kew-Hsven, Hartford Springfield and connocrcut RivsS
8 Icccmmodsnon Srsin sssAE for Nsx.H.v,,. -
Intermediate Stations, Hampden Cheshire, sooshtn6teA
Rlanvile Pennington Avon, fsd6villa and connsvins.
Z Express 1rsin :, Fl IN. Tor stamford, rorw~n.
bridgeport and Houssiouic and n.ug.tuck ksliros11
Hewss,en and Stations 90 the Canal Hsilrosd Hsrssrl
D. Accommodation Yrain a N for New Hsv0 -
oil the lniermedisie statons
= Commutsron Train q 30 r n for BfilTspon -
TRAINS TO NEw.yoRK.
hopping Al al the intermediates s,afona
Accommodates Train II ol5 An from Nsw.HavSa
trom Nsugstuc Railroad u sridg eport
. Accommodation Train Of $50 A. NJ nom New-HaVoa.
stopping q ~ ne Intermedisie Stations receinng rns
and Nsugsuck Railroad.
T. Express Train ii Ito Pm. On connection Win u
Bridgeport and stamford, receiving Pnssugers sfon .
HousaiOulc Railroad 81 Bridgeport.
Accommodation rrsin 81 $50 Pm. trsce,yfng PsOsss
gers from the Accommodation yrxin nom Bosson,D es0
New. Haven, stopping 81 al the Intsrmediste sauonA
Express Trsfn Il 10 ~ Tor 10 connection win n,
, sss' S9rpYVs snsEsYS
ins Yrain frora riushsld sonnesa Wild this Fran q
Passengers requested 70 procure tickets before ,ak1se
ssats 10 The Cara Issorl .. Mason. esp6
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EKzgzsapgOCL0CKLINE


LANDlNGs-rhe steamboat HUDSON, Capt VIM IL
neen, will leave the steamboat pier foot OF Csdsrst on
Monday, Wednesday and Rrdsy and the steamer co
LUhBlA, Capt c. y King, on Tuesday, Thursday and
samrdsy al O'clock connecting with The stages al New
burgh Kingston and Cstskin
HUDsss AED BEREsHIRB kAILRoAp.-fhe passenger
Trains Of his Road aer March IS will Hudson and
West Stockbridge daily (Sundays exceped a. kDoys,
} Leave Hudson att A. IA and IS r n and Wesi sock
bridge Al 7 A N. ard P. NJ.
Freight trains, with passenger sitached, viii Ie.v,
Hudson al II A. N. and West stockbhdge al 10 80 N
Passengers by the morning Train nom Wss suOck bridge
may take the day boat for NewYork the for POUCH
keepsie and thence BY Railroad TO HewYork by O'Clock
? NJ fare BY latter route from Hudson, no, sTeesdinr
81 IS
Passengers by the evening train viii hnd he steamers
COLUMBIA and HUDSON always waiting for Ihom and
the fare Of those bos vii be low any other evening
boat The rver-fom - 80 downward The line bosis
may set the example.
2brough nekess from Wess stockbrdge 10 EewYork
" 50 and The fare Ia returning. Passengers should
recoec that this fare Includes bertha which excluded In
the fares Of other routes
The usns from Hudson both morning and evening con-
with The trains Of The Western Roads ~ heretofore
Ie5 6m 1T. WATERMAN, suPL
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1850. CENTRAL RAILROAD OF N JERSEY 1850
r. Frzs4rs14ExJ SUMMER ARRANGEMENTS

~ al CtdHtfH<IY
49, l<tEs&rts commencing April l., l8SO.-This Road
White House N reducing the staging between tho Tor.
minus Of the Road and Eason 70 IS miles, and 10 School
eys Mountain 10 IL miles. This line leaves HewYork by
steamboat RED JACKET AZ pier n. River and connects
With rains The Jersey Railroad hich leave New.
York from foot Of Cortsndst al the same hour new
rouls TO sehOoeys Mountain, with less Staging than any
otber.
PAssEF6ER Tam UF.-PsssengerI Will lesvs Few.
York b. steamboat from pier " r. or by Lhe NewJar
Railroad foot Of Cortlandst al NJ and PIX. leave
EiLabethtown Al 10 An and 6Ph
PASsESeEs TRAIN DowN-Leave White House a. SIS
NJ and As p n. North Branch a s IS An. and LIS
Pm somerv1lle at 10 IN and 10 P NJ. Bound Brook
n620AM and 220 Pm; Plainhed Al $40 An. and 30
IN Vested al IS AM and SP n Elizsbothio Of
T. IS Anc 10 so AN. and S1Ph.
The freight train with passen geFcars stisched VIII leave
White House a. 80 AM, sOmeryle $50 Rlsinheld SIS
and Ezsbethpon by steamboat Al $50 N. Returning
North River al Pm.
All tres hf from Nsw.York Intended TO 20 by this Ina
must be a. the boat A. ia O'Clock 70 insure beins
through thatdsy.
Stages viii be L. readiness OF the arrival Of the O'Clock
train IRON New York the White House convey pas
soogers 10 Easton, Wlkes0arre, Bethlehem, Allentown
hAuch ChuIk. Pa and 70 bennington, Lebanon Clinton
Milford, Bethlehem, BlOcmsburg, New. Hampton Wssb-
ngi0l, and Belvdere, Nj On Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday, 10 Delaware Water Gap Buo0dssurR Bsrtons
vile, sanhope Dial nile Bueftowu and LacksWsnna Iros
EOfks, &c Pa
NIB All baggage al tho hsk u The owners 1nEl deHy-
cred into The selua possession " The Agenu Of the Com
psny, and checks or receips given tberefof. -
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IL IL - I'll
- sirss.s-.;fs.is1 BANY, By Rsllrosd tes,
ara stearihosts
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT 1850
On and sfer Tuesday, May 81 The pssseuger trsns viii
ran az follows, (sundsys excepted earaecrng o. Poaxh-
. . ~ ne fs,.s,lrg steamer. Nsw WORLD,
rannns 70 snc hofn Abshy and touching tss usual u
LEAVE EEw.YoRK. GOING NORTH.
From the ossce Ia HudIor st sesr Cssmbers,,
Al h-Nsy uSin for A'bsry stopping At al WAY
win .;esmer JOSEPH BELKNAP, which vii and At
nyoe rHl Kingston, bsrTyto~r. TivoH Maiden, Calskil
hIoson OSxssens s.ayvessni ard New. Baltimore, .nd
Al q an IL pTe.s Train Cor Albany, stopping Yon
XII Grrison's Cod Spring F.h2il New H,mSs,sb ~
correcting Poughke-pse With tho NEW WORLD or
AIDA, which vii land at Kingston Maiden, caissiI
Hudson ard Coxssckie, an arrive al Albany {. a Pm
Al ~ MOI lelehi and passengers to POaghkeepse
Stopping =, al way stations
A.4Pa 70. passengers to Pees'snl stopping 81 the
AA -Expie,s train for Albany, stopping Al Yon-
ppoe G. r.Try. 3ess,psn fsryiSwp Sing sing
burgh ard Milton Ferry conu@cuug at Poushkeso,e wh
ne steamer SOUTH AMERICA, which VII Land 81 HYDE
son coxssese ard 81 a1a
Al albany ALAN.
Ais PA-For passengers 10 POughkeep,ls, stopping Al
LEAVE PoUGHKEEPsIE. GOING SOUTH.
a, AT y As-For NewYofk, stopping 81 ali me way sts-
At, Al AMOR freight and passengers to NswYork,
stopping 81 all way ststious
At7i M.-For Nev.York stopping a. an tbs vay stx
nons except Croton, Verpsncks Tubby Hook and One
hundred ard -6iy- secOud-st
AT III Ah-OI on srlvslo ssesmer from Albany which
iesyes there at NJ stopping Al New-Hsrburgh Fis6-
~. S2,o spring 0srisons, Peekss, Sing Sing fsrry.
At4PM-Or an ar4vsi Sr ..s. 49, .,. - -.
Low Point and Verplancks ~ N' oAe0P'
Atst MO- on arrival Of steamer from Albany which
leaves there al 81 Pm stopping Il ali way stsaons an
signal WI ''~A'u'' oo
LEAVE PEEKsKILL FOR NETWORK.
ASA h.-soppng Al all way stations
Psssengers VIII promote their convenience safety by
observing the following rules ls Give particular diree
tons 10 The baggage where your baggage 70 be de-
vered that he may mark accordingly and thereby svoid
mistakes snd delays 3D. Procure your tickets before eater.
Ing the cars; 3d. Do not stand on the platforms
B2 n OLIVER h. LEE, superintendent
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FARMS FOR SALE.

"a FARM OR COUNTRY SEAT FORsALR
or Excha &c for Guy property, dehghaay situsles,
In pleasant high elevated, healthy vlsge 10 miles
daily with The city by stage and railroad large house
with wings and kitchen attached bans grFnery
rage and wood house, all Ia good ORDER farm 10 good
constantly running 10 The kitchen and barn through Gro
ton pipes within t~o minutes walk Of stores, churches,
tavern, &c. &c Apples Peach and Ounce, about loo
trees ard 80 other kuds and varieties OF choice aud
fruits 81 acres large portion OF ~ purchase money
IsAIAH KEYsER
jy7 lmo' 81 Bowsry from 10 MI O'Clock daily
e. FOX sALE-A very pleasant coanlry place In the
village o. Upper Red Hoof, Duchess Co. i've miles
east Of berry Town Landing on the posl road, consist
Ing OF about four Of hrsrEe land, with plenty u al
kinds OF hu trees two good wells Of waer, large twO
good fences Torfurther on hs nremises
OF T. q 0ARBRECHT
NB-Ybs above properly will be sod for e. 500 Only
eloCO need 10 be paid down. Possession given any time
between nov and next Msy. tyi0 I'm
RS HUDSON RIVER yIEWs.-seysrA 6oe par.
GELS and os OF land having been pAced 10 NJ care OF
the advertiser for disposal be 10 prepared furnish
Eies for country residence vAyng In size eligibility aud
terms, and from one 10 len miLuies wsk from ID. RI
DepOls EObbs Fern and Hastings IN Weslcbesler Co.
As personal Wait to The lands viii probably be made
by those wishing % purchase commentator need b
added thai the recent improvements this vicinity
Of tho most desirable character. Address " apply 10 ~
K. couZENs, Grape cousge, DObbs Ferry. we,ehes,er
Co NY. lyle SWskoss
"a At PRIVATE sALE-A piece Of land contain
- ing about ~ acres lying Harlem River Immediate
ly sdjoinir The High Bhage, having front OF near
2ot0 feet the River il IL beautifully wooded, sad u
probably The fpen garden land 10 vicinity OF N-wYo-k
Il located In tie immediate reighborhood OF elegant I'm
provenens II possesses advantages Of and county,
and be sdvar tageousy divided into or beautiful
A }. sLEECkER, Adcn5nesr
iys lw Broad Ct
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4Na UNITED sIATEs MAIL .rEAn-

fGei UNITED STATES MAIL STEAM
4LCIE ERs between NEW YORK LIVERPOOL.
Th- ships composing the lRe are the
ATLANTIC Captain West
PACIFIC, Captain Nye;
ARCTIC, Capt Luce,
BALTIC Capt Comitock;
ADRIATIC, Capt Grafton
These ships hsstnz been b1h BIZ contract expressly for
Government service every has been taken 10 their
construction, also 10 ts.r engineA strength
and speed s1d iheif accommodations FOR psssenE e are
unsqu6led for ess suee or comfort
Pr.ce Of passage from Nsv-York to Liverpool $50 En-
elusive use u e3tra SIZE state rooms Is.
An experienced surgeon will be attached each ship.
No 6erth can be secured unit psid for.
foT ireighs or passage apply 10
EDWARD K. COLLINS Nc. s. Waist
or TO BROWN, sHIPLEH CO, Liverpool
The Pacific viii leave Liverpool July SlsL 1851.
Toe Atlantic viii leave Ne~-York July l7tn 1850.
The Auknuc will leave Liverpool Au gust .lst 1880
TIE Pacific viii leave New Yort August 94ih 1880
re Pschc vii leave Liverpool September u, 1880.
TIE AuAnde vii leave New-Y ora September IN, 1850
The AuznEc will leave Liverpool September z5tn 1850
fAe Pschc vii leave EewYok Septeuber Z2tn, 1850.
The Pac6e viii leave Liverpool October is Z, le5o.
Tue Atlantic viii leave New York October l2ra ls5s
The ALAMO Will leave Liverpool October J0<h, 1850
The owners Of these ships win not be ascouns0te for
gold silver, butou- specie, ewelry precious s'ooss
metals ur less bls Of sding sgned besfor sna ns
value thereof therein expressed Bi6H
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FOR nEW-oRLEAHs

SfE THE FINE STEAMSHIP GALVESTON
SAElk Place, MAsteF, will leave for New.Orle&ns on
Saturday, AuEur5, from pier n. X a. oelocf
Pm. For freigni or passage apply 70
tye Aus J HOWARD & SON 81 Broadway.
4Sff FOK LIyERPOOL.-Uriied5 States NAL
NAL..N steamship PACIFIC, Captain EyrA Nye -
This steamship vii depart with the malls for
Europe positively Saturday, 2ih ofAugusL from her
bern the foot OF CGnAlst
Nc berth socured unul paid for.
AL levers and papers psss through The Post Once
For freight passage having 7noqa1led EccommodGr
tOnf for elegance or comfort apply 70
EDWARD X COLLINS, IS Waist
The steamer ATLANTIC VIII succeed the Pacific, and
sal September 7Ih. iY29
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~ rzac1zxH-nUmmRR AHRANGEnENF.
- 49, ss-cAADEn AND AAsor kAIsr

- A&8&<{&s-CAMDEN AND AhBoY RAIRr
-ROAD.-Change Of Hour, and 40 ID
drouL Line from Hew-Yort % PhiAdepai via steam.
boAi JOHN POTTER 70 So1h Amboyi ths1cs - hn
rate cars 70 Camden and Rh1scelphis-
o. and aner Thursday, llih APn1 "a ghn Linz vi
IsaTe pier No n0Tk River, All n shnf cars slooee
AID lei down passense a the usual nfefnsdss places,
arriving ir Philadeph a about IL 1oon.
49, fine e.v4ng A. sbOve 81 IA r k and running &C
.norrinS Ines arriving 10 Philadelphia sboai H.
Pare througk BY ether ins.........'''''''''EM
Forward deck passage. tW
Kressssi sn5 dirrsr provided on board steamboat Jog
PoacE a., =. a.. -. =. -
--,e srou' Tsw. gork 70 Freehold, Tge-
rAI0RAET LIRE.
a..,es b, stearlsT TRANSFORM, Capt }. soaid q q
,.fc-t IN TIre o. 50 solhs ofbsxgsgs allowed eaef
.ssspssf . be carried the rss of owner bal nothing
81 30 rsesvsd or eonaSersd bsEgsss sxespi wearing
apparel iA~uI bkiA.
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EXCURSIONS.
AFOR sHREyysaUKY.

Nor SHREWSBURY, LONG
s1inzr.--.-~-<.. bkANcH, Ocean HouseD POET VASE
nocx. -. lNGrON MOUNTS AND BROWNS
. poShs tssd etowp,l tilGHL AND DOCK. when prso-
scesIsl And NED sAHk-fhe direct roate 70 the Horsk
60 -, nAsnI Associaiion-fhe ve1-krown
90 Svhn HAhf, Capt A. HAggerty Will leave west
VIC .es.snp rier, CEssi River, .s blovs;
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
III 1850. -

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ala Railroad ere Of he very bes' and oss comfortable g.
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md agreeable Journey 70 P;r1shurgt
so7se 70 the Wert
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pof rcsa,, sod forts ,nsormsroe apply q wssta4
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- z$<fk-s Road LINZ foS Philsespais a. :
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ron p.s. 40 J HoEso Ave, fur. r,rs slss exs 3
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