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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-24

run as lo,oV no., }ol,l ssen a1eTs NEW World,
Aida. JOSEPH BELKNfP and SOUTH AMERICA,
lunning aud nom Albany, and touching at u sai IN
'sf'i's''I LEAVE XVI New YORK GOING NORTH
From th. Office iii Hludsul-st. near Chamber5-st
Ala. M-Wuy train for Albany stoppIAg at AL way
stations o, the railroad and connecting al Poughrepsle
viii steamer JOLEPH BELkNAP winch VII H. ia' a.. al
hyde Park Kingston, Barfyto"n IYoL alA4s4, ms
kin, Hudson coSsaek" Si9yyesen and Ne"-baiinore'
At Is 4. MExpreis train for Albany Stopping At
Yonkers Dobbs Ferry, Dearnan, TarrytQ%n Sns-2ns,
Peeksk Ganiaons Cold Spring flsAhll Ne"f M, M
hurph ard connecting at Poughkeepse WIN mo NEW
WGRI y or Aida. Which viii land at hln5soh nluden,
Caskl, Hudson and Coxsache ana arrive ~ ApaHy u
&tI2M-For freight and passengers to Poughkeepsie,
M&For passengers to Poughkeepsie stopping
At A. ' M-Fdr passengers to Peeks, stopping At the
- M"FXpress train for Albany stopping
Yonkers Dobbs Ferry. Dearman, TaTrytown, Smg,2mg'
Peekski Garrisons Cold spring fi5nki1 Ne%nah
the steamer SOUTH AMER a. "ncn WI tand az II { u
Park Kingston Baryown Tiyol maiden, Cat9AiIL nud,
son Co1ace Salyvesan and New Baltimore, ana arrive
Ats .l' MFor Passengers to Pougikeepsie stopping
At all the way stations 1890,
AtGl5 4 N-For New-York, stopping at all the way
&f7A MFor freight and passengers to New-Yok,
'G &I7 4 l. FoT Ne7,York stopping at all the way
stations except Croton, SerPlalcA = Iuoy 1ooH "1 O4'
btlI 4. M-Or on arrival Of steamer from Albany,
which leaves there al A NJ stopping at HamDurgb
Fis,,,a Cold Spring Garrisons, Peehsku Sng-Sng. Tar
ryf6Ign Daarloan. nohb- Ferry and Yonher5.
At4P Nor on arrival of steamer from Albany which
leaves there u A. NJ stopping at all way slaIons except
Low Point aud VerpgDcks
Al83o 2. Nor on arrival Of steamer from Albany,
Which Leaves there at Is P NJ stopping at al way sta-
tious on signal.
LEAVE PEEKSKILL FOR NETWORK.
At Is a. M.-Stoppng at all way stations
Passengers VIII promote their convenience and safety "
observing tie following rules lst Give particular direc-
Mons tie baggage where your baggage is to be de-
Gyered That ne may marx accordingly and thereby avoid
mistakes and dtaFs ID procure Your tickets before enter
ing tie cars 3D. do not stand on the platforms.
iY15U OLIVER II LEE, Superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-24
.,... -, \ EIK.YORK AND NEAY-H a

- l. III
L.! IN = - ~ M n tDa NJ T. NV
Ss-, ' ~ - i 10 y. 9o
nesday, ApFll ~ p tae l2noWln9 rams
m.l ea lit a.t7 99 lr 80 } gJ Lon, aiir9ad
LIE as received IL le iOiA 1Au A4a''S4 t'A''o"@
once twenty -seYenilst
~, accommodation IRAN al 10 AN Tor NeW-hocheIs
nialaIoecH kye Fort chester u Iee4Flch sanford "a
5ea NeIS4k NesPo1I So9thIorS afneid, DfasePort,
TGaigrd Milford and NeW-ilafen Passengers IRON the
Nqystatlons for Albany and the stations on the H9usaonc
BudgeP6r Passengers rom Way Stations or estoa Prov,
Mence, y orceser, HAferi SpIh5ls1a ehj CohheGucut
River Ralroads, viii take THIS Tran and JON Express Train
al NtW-hayen
EXPRESS Tram At o ctocS An ioE stanford Bridge
port Albany ana H9u5aolc t!t!Io4l7. mari
toTd s4gea ana ooHGeclcut RIVER ttaFoad' "ofceS
Accommodation Tram al 4 NJ for Seg Iiayen and in
sTeaale 9a97 wan a1 c5Ia.ge F l9
u.soS II liairoaI a.5 q n ,-1 r.5
- ~ PIE an d, " 1s 1i !, u, 80 80 In
- ~ . G 9 ~ 60 a = p i Ij,f-1 r-;iI ~
w. md nd R9.,0 ma ''''' i4'
Accommodation IRAN al ! PM tor Ae'Y-f1aYena and GIL
We lLtrlnediale -E q, -, r. =, r., i,,., a.
CGang gatI. IfS az ~ IN 'o' a'' ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-24

f=s INDEPENDENT LINE FOR SAN
4.Il4.l FRANCISCO via PANANA.-Th2 splendid
'~1asz7@=s steamship CONFIDENCE, Capt Cannot, Is
expected to arrive ut Panama about the 20th September
aud VIII sal for San Francisco about the 18th October
The steamer WILSON 6. HUNT viii succeed The Conf
dence and probably leave Panama during the month OF
November For passage which will be reduced rates
applyto THOS HUNT Il co. % WIian-st. n. Y. or
50 2jt- SMITH & LEWIS, Panama
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-24

ae<r7,.se a5REGDEEX,5 CALIFORHIA PAC K AGE
~ #l2a4s EXPRE58-Por steamer CRESCENT CITY,
73lh September The subscribers Wt aispa!ch
@Yroiri t.9rAas by abs above st"arnar N charge OF
ccrpne.aa; messenger who will attend 10 tbs uensporta
toa OF the goods over the Ishmns and superuend their
re shpuen, Panama and accompany them until hey are
delivered in charge u Mr. Jooseph " ereRor5 81 Sin
e,o4 delivery conilgpee, in sau rfanc',o and VA
rcue parts OF ca rn!a h@ nrrengemsas O ma Ilne
are pei ieced delay hsl car be provided
6gAGGi Psrccs received unit the no ling Of the dsy OF
.airF, ard lette,E until n P. NJ Packages End heayy
eehl mus! be delivered oica pf1r TO the dag Of
r@iiing. %dO3PaON Y ~ EGHCOCh,
Managers and agents lf9 Peorbs cor wall.
P 9-sppers Y Ibis EGp:ess lEcUr Gel h7r ;-ouple of
exYopasln clearing their goods al the CGE:om Home
Fs-ua sSCpable slo t<5s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-24

pocpx.rrR USlvERslrY,-This instlto'on, we We
~. .,on, the Daily Airertiser, will bs opened
tI ~. i,t Monday OF November The toi'oTih6
nilsf..or.hips have hesn established
ro,,,'st.l Moral and Political Science p,.,.
=, language aud Literature" Pf1f Joh9 T. h'0H'
a.sSr Language and Literature Prof a c. kondd'k'
gpIp. .f,sl scierces,p P,of Chester Dewey D.
sE'ry 81 Be le Leltee. Prof Jonn II f'Ss
aR.byew and German Languages ffol' Au0--''
ccnss INA and Nalursl Philosophy" Prot 3 D
iefssss dr.,ti,er adds tho price o'tuition hss been
BED $50 per annum The advantages 70 Dc en- m
nSeu atpds. ts ia this locality as enumerated
H. the Ulcers are many, and VIII do0pte si lena
70 increase the patronage OF the
w. - derstsnd that tho commodloua oricR o?Ha,
W., w : ivg, st. formerly known as the United
SS on Ho,s has been secured for the Temporary
6sa'o -. University LIS elegantly situated and
s ss bonId think would accommodate nearly TWO
VIC Al students The University Of Rochester,
nv there has been much said Seems noW
D. 49, assumed tangible form, and our citizens
vii ,bor,y see it ia the fail tide OF successful ope-
IT. lanes Of the Executive officers OF the Uni
yArsi.. rave NOT YET been announced. The otfioers
oftbe Board of Managers are, John N. Wilder, Pre-
Sidept. and VIM N Sage, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-24
=. - -EnK cAIIEnnNIA VA CT

IT@s FOR. CALIF0RNIA VA !, G Z 4. ! =
razl~=-=7A The United States Mail Steamship COMPANY
VIII dispatch Tho splendid dpqbleengins steamship ONO
Wareu-St Nor RIVER with the Government Mans aI1
passengers forS Francisco and Intermediate ports
The CONNECTION al Panama VII be careuy hept up ana
ratuger for SIN Francisco arr guaranteed I ulrE WI
DELAYED nj Panama beyond tie usual stay III maj %
TIL toos5 aTe now open, and passage can oe secured al
FROM NEw.YoRK TO cHACREs.
Stae-roor berth -. ...-.-... ...........SIe
Stecraee 5er.h found bed and separate ,abie " 81
rom PaSAMA TO SAN FRANCISCO.
sj5grage found a bed and separate a5e
From NEw-YosS TO
sts.e-roou. standne Storage.
Charleston. ....-.......... SIS so so
E 5!agaq 9,-..,4 % .
Freightto NeFy-Orleans . cents percabic foot
Freight to Havana VIII be taken IN limited quantity at
Corsrncss 10 receive their goods ii ships tackles ine
diately after her arrival al Havana
To secure fright passage apply al tile office o! the
NJ 0. ROBERTS.
Company have prepared form OF bill q adHg adapted 70
Their business winch vii! be furnished to shippers Oh app
cation at the Companys Office and win which they are r.
duested'o provide Themselves Is no other viii be
signed by The Agent OF the Company All oils OF adng
must ne s-Aeo before the sallng OF me vessel 81 20
1E<ss THROUGH LINE FOR SAN FRAN
%z5Istt::s< CISCO, VIA GHAGREs- new andtayor.
S1azsH-7=<it tie steamships
CHEROKEE l,5oo tlns Captain X Nlnde.
PHILADELPHIA 1.loomns.. Captain Robf H Pearson
form the only direct line between NewYork and GhaIres
and IL connection with tie United States Mall steam packets
IN the Pacific, sennonir Ine through 70 San fauclsco
REDUCED BATES or FARE TO cHAGREs
Cherokee Philadelphia
After Seiocr state Rooms ..-....L;l25 90 $l25 90
Forward SaloOudo 1911. l0s 10 100 ~
Lower Calm --..,,......t. 80 20
Al iheabove dine ut the sane ableand have the privileges
oftht Saloon
Storage found VIII ma'resses
ana board ....,. 80 Nv 50 "
Frei4Att CAaeres 20 per too- Expenses on the
Islmts are borne by passengers
For trelchtor passage apply TO . ~ ',
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-24
r., rr-szss==sszss [l31GR ARRANGEMENT'

Vs. r--=sezz=szz=-=r. s. MINER ARRANGEMENT.
80 ..453.aCAMDEN And AMBOY RAIL
-ROAD.-Change OF Hour, and an ad-
dional Line rom NeyrYord to Philadelphia VA steamboat
JOHN POTTER 10 South Amboy, thence III hrstrae cars
10 Camden and Philadelphia
On and afler Thursday Ih April the frstne will leave
pier No North River at A NJ. aang cars at South am
bpy Cr Camden and Philadelphia stopping to take up ana
rdoygn passengers A. the usual iaafmediate places ar
irving in fHadelph ia about 2 noon.
Second line leaving above AZ 80 + NJ una rln5i "
by murung lines, arriving in PuIadepl ao0Ht' ~ III
Fare EroHgt By ether line, -
ForwgTd deck passage, 3 49,, ,,. 49,. ~,
Potter
Passengers for Freehold vii take the sage Al Vests
Fare from NV York 10 Freehold 81! cent?
EMIGRANT LINE
leaves By steamer TRANSPORT Capt J. Gould at
s. o'clock p 81 Fare 81 81. y lbs OF baggage allowed
each passenger to be carried at the risk OF is bu!
nothing VII be received considered as baggage except
wearing apparel laz4 tt l. BLISS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-24

Or FROM AMoac THEM Mr.. Samuel c. Cay
Ter Of p,.ltneyvle, has been well known to many
In W = ne County, formerly as Liberty PG Wy
man I'D more recently as supporter o, Inc a.
Buren organization Last year; we gges' hnt
no be'o1 ss stand nG the In Hkrs1 in'o ach
III B. have plunged themselves and has
s COM ant from among them. Mr.. has written
a lett 10 the Wayne Sentinel giving hlS rssson'
Nt M l G,p' GAYLORD of 8odua Wayne County an,
~ - sba Cyan BQren Free SoiF' leaders OF
ISIS sl.o appears in the Sentinel of last week,
sxi,h m announcement Of his determination to have
NTH, more to do With tbe political associates OF
fbst psoer. 1t cannot be doubted that taaro are
shouseud. of voters in the State who will come TO
sbe enuip conclusion, especially since the acuon OIL
sbe l,,t ,geeA's Looo.E oco State Convention.
sA0 '' aochester American.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-24

"a 1T PRIVATE SAHE.-01 asdiaon. square =
sG The house ard lot .ltused on Madison avenue be-
two en- wenty fifth and TWent7 sx'h ss opposite tae
Bquere The house 3 feet !fon ana % iee n 10 qo pd
water and gas throughout tho house will water coseu ana
b.h room on second story pine marble matte with hand
Crates green bind on ell ho windows having PA'7
plpss IN fror paror ana basement
Also, She adjoining lot may be had II deired
For terms and further particulars applyio
ala Ivy A j. BLEECKER, Auckoneer, ] Sro'd-sl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-24
uUDSGN RIVER RAILROAD.

ARRANGEMENT, 1850
-L.-. Z

On and alter TutadHy. May IT Ne pH7seTstT IFi,s WI
keqnsie with the fist-sAing steamers NEW W0RLD
Aida JOSEPH BELKNtP and SOUTH AMERICA,
lunnng 10 aud rom Albany, and touching at tn 'sua IN
irrlurd.tt. IHuhlngs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-24
gzzs- r-asezez=as=zzz- 3O,CLOCKLiNE siEsD "a
III ti 81. i50i Il II HUDSON and Z -

49, l. Uts II i(SD !, 1i
a-.---11--------- INTERMEDIATE
LANDINGS-The steamboat HUDSON Capt VIM II,
NeIeu viii leave tt- steamboat pier foot OF Cedars; on
Mondny XVenasln, and Friday and the steamer COLuM NJ
BlA Capt C K King on Tuesdey THURSDAY end IaEE[nay'
OF O'Clock connecting wIthlhe sages al Ne"ours' hihs7
ION and Cutskill -
HuDsoy AND BERKSHIRE RAILROAD The e, PASSENGER i ger
trnr, of this Road aer March =, will leave hudson and
W. SuckiIdge daily Sundays exceptedl as follows;
Leave. Hudson al 4 NJ aud Is ? NJ. and "eo. STOCK
bridge at : NJ. md T M IN. -,
Hudson at il AN aud West Stockbrdse "a At 10 80 a ~
Passengers by the morning train from W est 9tock0rdge
ra tbe r day boat for New York the boat for Pongh
keepse and thence By railroad to New 1ofk Gy y rN
Fp bv Atter route from Hudson not exceeding - - co
Passengers by the evening VIII mud The steamers ~
LuAlBA and HUDSON always waiting for them, ana n9
f,r bonts will be low as any ole evening 49,
on The river-om 50 downward as the me ooalS may
SCI r me "a rex from ockbrdge 10 New York 81
s md the same fare returning Passengers should recol-
Iect that includes berths, Wucn 10 eAcuueu Ill 'o
fares of other routes
pie trains from Hudson both morning an9 evening con-
npc with The trains ofthe Western Roads as heretofore
ie5 Gun J. I. WATERMAN, Supt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-24
IL GRIFFITH's WESTERN -

ct ~ 'iAl II " LINN -
EEs34T-E= LINE, l8J1-C ontinue5 70 carry ft.I.fg1
Fz7Esz & goods Of ali descriptions by canals '---'
and railroads from NelvYoss Boston and Philadelphia
Western Naw-YOrk. Pennsylvania, Ohio Kenucky, Ten
nes-ee. Michigan. Indiana, illinois Missouri Iowa, Wis
corsu Minnesota and Canada Wesf. TheconneciOnupon
tie Likes rom Buffalo TO Cleveland Sandusay, Toledo
Detroit an PIPER Lake. is unsurpassed Reference being
had annexed card Office - Coenies-slP corner South
ST. NevY-fUIh. l. GRIFFITH Agent
I15l-Bul.a.o. SaaduskY and Toledo Line Steamers:
BALTIMORE ............ Capt. w Tate
t&ghES CRY Ga ~ yVats
SUPERIOE = ~, ~ g.
OHIO .........,......,-.. Capt h.caaTds
TROY ....................,..Ca APT. " A,aihs s,q
One ar mo above frst class steamers VIII leave le gu
du. Nv end To eIo dock tOuc..ing nj nlrfl ,.f1o
H. Passengers tcke5ed through tf2 la9 or .
-. (.,-i.s.-a Fortnight or sssa5e 8p2{ on p2a.l' -
- J9ffN II GBIFFti5 u, a
r,v7I e-itDl Long Wharf and Sap cea1'' 'i4AD
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-24

- CALIFORNIA PASSENGER AGEN
399lelI.ia CY ne Broadway Ncw-York, Is the place
849'zAs where passengers procure impartial informa
ton and the selection of bcrs and passage tickets that Sc
cure direct through conveyance the most favorable
terms Information Circulars gratis Everybodyis invited
send for one Life done the mutual s. STEM
Address. postage paid. ~ - .,,
sl6 wv ARNOLD BUtFGM Il %.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-24

*. nor NIIT-A greaf hulincss sand- st0rel NlIl-
M ing and dwelling ana stock of goods or would be Dis
A.1 posed Of separately wanted in ttat manner Bud
ng in prime order ana located very ioirslng Vil5e
on he Hudson River. cash business in ful operation
aud established for many years The owner being ~ nal
health obliged 10 remove South bat would remain ID the
place long enough to his Influence for the concern APP
pIyto PETER ]. STRIKER (Alessrs Holmes y 90 =
aust lmeod 90 broaI"ty, y. !.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-24
&Ss THROUGH LINE FOR SAN FRAN
- CISCO, VIA CHI RES-The new and favor
T. fp6
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

PANAMA ......l. o27 uns CT apt DAVID q. Balley,
OREGON Long funs Capt Carlisle r Paterson
CALIFORNIA l,uj0 funs 80. apt Thomas buld,
TENNES-E L. l.]f9 tuns.. capt George \ Io.e
CAROLINA. -. GA0 tlns Capt r. L. Whitney
UNICORN. SEQ TINS e.. Capt. j. Nicholson,
are intended 70 form semi-muny Inc between Panama
and roris II California ,.,. .
PASSENGERS in The Aher Cabin furnished bedding blt
not wines and liquors Passengers ~ the sfferage are found
with such ra10n furnished 70 lie cre and Win mat
ress ind pillow III passengers VIII be allowed space tor
personal baggage free the exteuf OF 30 lbs weight not
exceeding III measurement len cubic feet Freight on extra
baggage merchandise when taken 800 per tn- aud d
Pockascs should not exceed p lbs weight for mule car
rage. OauLh, % ~ ~,
PaSsagefr Pananato San Bias or Mazafan.' SO S
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-24

@GtfFD TIGKETs TO SAN FRANCISCO, via CHA,
saaEFz GRES Saturday, Sept 28-The splendid steam
ship CRESCENT CITY, l,5oo uns burden, Charles stod
dart, Commander will leave her dock Pier North River
for Chagres, on Saturday, Sept %, at 8 o'clock
FARE To CHAGREs
Amer Saloon
Forward Saoon ' oS
Seerage (matress and board to
PANAMA To SAN FRANCISCO
In the new splendid steamship CONSTlTUT lON ;oo
First CABIN.
Steeragc,. ~
For Freight or Passage apply to -
J. HOWARD u SON, 81 Broad way, y; II,
sll DSNFl~otU
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-24

~ az PRIVATE SALE deairapo building iots.
sS sii,tLd on the suuth aide g, TE!!g hdh q bsT %
Broadway ead Eevsn'h-ave1ce c9mmelclng 70 -
ep az Seventh uye1Uc; aso 10: dNecI7 n res7 II 50
6ov CT TIE rorth .iduo Ttry ur'h o. 80 ioei eEs OF
gveLro esd Let: beng ozch n SIZE p feet ont
sn5 ny hlls7e brcs IN dop:h Yer se'Ha a1d 1'a=
pa9.la!ail Oh the ztOye apply 10
10 ,,, groad-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-24

qa- FOR SALE,-A farm or loo acres. situated 8! miles
80 romthe depot OF the New York and New Haven K +
% at either Fairfield Southport in the County OF Fair
field Ct his good cultivation aud has oa no
large dwolng house barn. Rra1ey ard other outbu.l-
IG6 Csna[,l New. York or 10 HENRY SMtPH
ala 6teod. On the premises
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-24

.nzzs FOH SAX o. CHARTEi-Tds
sh4sc3IILasze: .ss - e.ssaat Hl- s.ssusf 4. Il
S3ss1zszs SCHULTZ, Lat US, - set deck, draws
g. ee r1zs u niles ho7r; 7erv economical. u fneL
Aho ire sieauseI Eld2OD Of Sound no;orsty AAer
boat ma be ctgtsrsr for excurato1s Apply 20
al I'm } Z COFFEE AgsLA cor 8each and WsrfsA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-24
THROUGH LINE

Srlx'Th
7laassEz7s='s''s -, FRANCISCO VIA CIAGRES,
Direct and by tie L : Mail Steamers on the Faclhc-Ihe
splendid Steamship PIIILADELPHIAR Robert II Pearson
Commander VIII leave her dock, Pier Eorh River for
CIagTc. direct on Saturday, Sept %. NJ o'clock;
TIe PHILADELPHIA and CHEROKEE are the only
steamers running direct to Chagres in connection with
iEe -nied States Pacific Mail Steamers from Panama to
PassenseTs By the Philadelphia will connect at Panama
with the splendid steamship Tennessee For passage up
niy In ROWLAND i ASPINNFALL,
Hsf4 t28 81 and s. South-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-24

o.. For SALE OR TO EXCHANGE for properly
Hs;; IN or near The city, n acres Of land IN pleasant VII
Eel lugc near Ne}ylnven. with tvo-stUry hogst barn
&c within few rods Of Church Academy Posi-Ohca &c
Price : 400 Also from the above 50 acres Dea-
duliy suued with wood, streams, and every requisite or
picturesque landscape arnlPrcr Si,l00 Also, ~ acres
ofvUing wood-Price $500 Cash may he added to the
above FOR city property Direct a note, or call on
a1,27 4veodi VIM II. PUDNEY, 1913 3leechcr-st-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-24

a. FOX t3ALMo--A very eesiTsb Farm a !55 acres
a. 100 Of hch goo aiste OF cultivation for yrai1
Fsss ersss fruit I'D vegatqte- The hHslcs = to9c,
peech orchard OF 500 .rees good besriug ord Sc
t1cfchsrd ofeppe peay, pinn cherr5 &c Ia haa TWO
hruef ber3 we'll good yFate- situated il y rh 8ru1s
w.ct ,4ddetex County, New Jertey miles frein Wssh
ngiop sbo0 miles from pot;swood depot Of tue Cam
den and Amboy Railroad aod miles from !leCity OF NeE
Brunswick icing ahout hal way bew cen Philadelphia ;1d
New York and easy OF eccess - The 1rse,9 o. elsT Gt
gs ford rare chance for ~ about purchasing. 1t
will divided into TWO Farms TOO large fox one yG P1
100 WiIlism.,l- NewYork, or Of S 6, 3oOTH, on the
Farm. e&O ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-24

SO F(sIL sAi4r; OK 80 LET,-Foor IIce.ss in
A block 81 fra cs.s stone 12 1oIoe' avn 9n
q 0 OF he pu; c,e i be taken 81 city hr ccun fy prop,
e. and large cn Of $50 Tss s T En- goaa
~ .r, 30 I'd sfer O'Clock PARIS, Ha7ssu Il
k The hmi-dings ~ e@to..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-24

voS W fn g.eisa u as mat ees good practice
F phT stefan who Is desiroas OF Teidng from the pro-
fesso offers 10 se HE Practice and farm OF 80 acres de'
eha situated in pleasant ysgo Il miles from arn hs
csriisye house &c all In good repair; large quantity
and haics fruits arg ese p'oH d 6 ne
ywon j be txchsnged for City property lCqutre OF
KFYEFR Sl1 BowerT, from 10 till O'clock daily $50 I'M
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-07-09
IMPORTATIONS.

The importations continue very large, and ac-
counts by the steamships state that the packets. and
transient vessels, which were loaded in England ON
the flrst week in June, not only came full of mer-
chandIze, but left goods on the dock which thew
could not take. 1t is anticipated by many of the
most intelligent merchants, that seiious losses. and
much arrangement in business, will occur from the
importations, which have already been large. con-
tlnumg to flow in upon US during the summer and
autumn.
The importers OF this country now find their best
market at the South The low price of manufactured
goods, and the scanty supply and lack of foreign de-
mand for breadstufs, has straitened the people of
the North and the West, and they not only buy SPAR
ngy, but complaint is made that they do not nav up
Old bills so promptly as usual. The cotton planting
States, on the contrary notwithstanding their short
crop, were never before IN so prosperous condition.
Although their crop is deficient one-fourth vet sucb
has been the advance in price, that the small cron
this year produces them one-fourth more money than
the large crop last year, and to the profits they have
also to add this year, greatly reduced rates of freight
and one-fourth Of the bagging, bale rome. inland
transportation, and other labor saved
The cotton crop last year, valued at $3.50 per bale.
was worth $s78,300, 900; this year it sells at 1852
bale, and is worth at least $l04 900 600 Notwith
standing the exports to foreign countries are less this
year by nearly 100000 bales yet the actual quanti-
.nnAPoi.eu UP 10 the present time has sold for
million dollars more than the much greater amount
exported last year In addition to this, the stock on
nand IN the cotton ports this year, Is upwards of
100000 bales, worth 2l,4l2 900, while at the
same time last year, there was on hand on 2s9 900
bales, worth $40, ,000 being difference in val
ge Of the present year of eleven and quarter mil
lions of dollars. This fully accounts for the pros
pery Of the South. 1t is singular, how quick the
prosperity ofany portion Of the country causes an in
creased amount of imported goods to flow quickly
towards IT. and it proves how prone the mass of the
people are to spend their earnings as fast they ac-
qulre them, and how few lay up store in years Of
plenty for the succeeding years of famine
.NeWburyport Herald.