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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-16
E<p.9-. rysss;.zz=E4ssss-1 NfTg-Y YORK AND NEW-HA-
SAskS EN- RALROAD.-Ona aHer Wed

&Ez6e4 EN- RAILROAD.-0 uaud aher Wed.
d%ssS--'A'A~ -nesday April o. the following raiUG
Will leave the Canast Station, Broaadway. Passeu
gers also received az the NeSYoTk and Harlem Rarood
Office. Twenty seventtrst
l. Accommodation Train at 7 Is An. for Hew-Rochele
MaInarouech Rye Port Chester Greenwich Stamford, Da-
rer NOryvak WeepOrt Southport, Fairfield Bridgeport,
Sfrnff ri Milford and New-HAven Passengers from the
Stations 10! banv and the Stations tie Housaone
and Nsugnlck Railroads. will take this tram and stop
Bridgeport Passengers from Stations Tor BosonP row.
ilenCa Worcester, Hartford Springfield and Connecticut
River Railroads, VIII axe his Train ana ION Express rri
Extress Train al q clock AN for Stamford Bridge.
port baiIy and Hous4tonc Railroads. NewHaveH Hart
ford Springfield and Connecticut River Railroad, WorcoE
: Accommodation Train at AM for New-Hayen and IN.
termedate Stations hampden, Cheshire SouthnggH tlap-
vite Pennington Avon rarhvle, and CollnsYlIe. Md
dletown. Hartford aud Springfield
Express Train al p NJ. for Slmford Nor'yalk Bridge.
Oor and Honsaoucpnd NaUgaUCk Railroads. New tiaVer
and Stations on tie Caue Relroad, Hartot sprnshed'
B. Accommodation Train at 2 NJ. for NewHave and all
'4 Gom%aaton Train at 81 IN for Bridgeport and IL.
'eF''f'n''' 'a'i TRANS TO NEw-YoRK
j. Commuatiou Train Ut IS An from Bridgeport, stop
ping at all the intermediate Stations.
2 Accommodation Train at 10 AM for New Haven,
ouprg al intermediate Stations, receiving pas5eugerR
nom NauGanck Railroad at Bridgeport
8 Accommodation Train At % An rom NewhaYen,
stopping oil intermediate Stations receiving passengers
from Hartford aud New Haven, Canal Railroad aud Nalg'
FVnr5s Trot1 10 PM lin connection with me s,1
pfess Tan, RON Boston, from New. Hnveu stopping al
Bridgeport and Stanford receiving passengers from the
doueaionic Railroad ut Bridgeport
5 Accommodation Train ut 80 T NJ treceYng p3ssen'
Fers from the Accommodation Tram from Boston, IRON
Nev.-Hay stopping at all Intermediate stations
o Express Tram at 10 PM Tor IN connection With AZ
press Train from Boston stopping at Brdgcpor NorSah
Passengers are requested procure tickets before taking
f,f- IN rho X. Il y.
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arDsOx RIVER RAILROAD.

SttutltDWS
SUMMER ADVANCEMENT, 1850
Tuesduy, May ~ the PASSENGER traps VII
a & snqays eTSsPsa Sew W6 6RisD
aida. JOSEPH RELKNAP and SOUTH AMERICA
INNING TO and from Albany and touching a the u'uA 'R
IF1YE Ei,4y-YORK, GOING NORTH
From the Office in Hudson-st near Ciambers-sl
AZ a. M-Way train for Albany stopping a a.! . Wa
on Tue 6 raq9a 4ag f9Snsng b @ a5j a
Hyde Parl Kings,ou, Barrytowu, 1lyou Maiden, cas-
Iii Hudson Coxsackie stlyvesan and New 8sltoore
A. Is 4 sIiATress train for Albany sfopprg at
Yonkers Dobbs Ferry Dcannan. TarrytoWL SmsS!Eg
burph and connecting at Pouahkecnse yyitn tie NEW
WORLD or Aida Which VII land a. Kingston Altdcu,
Coiskll Hutsonana coH-acie ana af'''e el a44'Y ~
Atl2M-Fo freight and passengers g PoagHfeepsio,
'9 Afl5P M&For rasse9gcrs to Ponghkeepse stopping
ALP M-For passengers to Fcel.kia, stopping al the
6ti 4 Gxpress train for Albany. s,oppng at
Yonkcrs Dobbs Ferry DeoTnan TaTyt9#A sngIi33tng,
Pccks,i.l GarisonS Cod Spring F5lttili w-Han-
burgh and Milton Ferry connecting at Pougkeepsle WITH
iht. Steamer SOUTH AMERICA which wiz land ct hyde
Park, Kingston Banytown IIyoh Maiden CaisAii Hld-
son Cox achle suyyesaEt aad baltimore and arrive
,''f9 M-For Passengers to Pougkeepsio stopping
iEAVE POUGHKEEPSlE, GOING SOUTH
AtGI5 5. M.-For New-NorN, stopping at all NE way
MA m-For freight ard passengers to NewYork,
4t7f1.M-for New. York, stopping at all The way
stations except Crotol VerPanc@ Tu6y HOOK ana one
XVII IS No on ar7a Of steamer RON Albany
ahch leaves ace At N stoPBisg At Ns'S Haai3pTsE'
FshLil Cold Spring GarTson'5 P9eEshI sig-9Dg ''
rytoyTG, pearnidu, po5ba Ferry ana fonAeFs
At Nor On err7a. of oteener from Ai5any VICE
leaves thcre At II \ N stopping Al al way stations except
-, Ss III on ar2gaI o, steamer from Albany
which eeves ere at a Z stopping 81 all way SD
aeas or Levi F5@R@I prGEsElL1 FOR NETWORK
M6l5A M-StopPlng at all way sta.'ol4 -, fla, ma.
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FOR. EUROPE.

u1fcNA TIE NE7y-YORK AND LiYtR-
&EALs&Ls FOOL UNITED STAT Is NAIL SiHAM'
EKS Tie ships comprising THIS Line. are tho
AauC, Captain Luce. BALTIC. Captain Comstoch.
ADRIATIc Capt. Grafton.
tbs ships hHving been hut by contract expressly irr
Government soISIce every carc bus been taken in er CON
suc also in their engines, to ensure strength and
specc ana their accommodations for passengers uue-
duaicd for elegance and comfort
Price Of passage from New YORK 10 Liverpool Sl2G
veuse of extra size satefOons %}25 aud $500 from
Liverpool 10 SewiOrk, S3j An experienced surgeon IT
tached to each SLIP No Berths secured until paid for
PROPOSED DATES OF SAILING.
SATURDAY. October iGlh 1850 Wednezdav Oct goth 1850
SATURDAY, October 46i, 800 Wednesday, Nov 10Th, 1870
Saturday Nov 18th 1870 Saturday December nh, 1855
SATURDAY. Nov S0ui 1850 SATURDAY.. 2lst, 1850
Saturday Dec i4h. 1870 Saturday, January. Nh 1871
Saturday Dec 28l, 1850 SATURDAY, January 18Th 1881
"Wednesday, jan. 8h 1901 Saturday, February ls, 1870
WedUcsdaf, Jan 1ad 1851 Saturday February 18th 1880
"Wednesday, Feb 9Th 1851 Saturday, March lst 1851
"Wednesday, Feb 1861 1851 Saturday, March, 18TH 1871
"Wednesday Mch 9Th, 1881 Saturday March 18th 1881
Forreigt or passage apply 10 EDWARD X COLLINS,
s Waust Ncw.YoT8 or 10 BROWN. SHIPLEY * co.
Liverpool. + G. ROBERTS go Is Kings Arms Yard,
London l. Draper Jr Boulevard, AlOn.marire Paris
The owners OF these ships VII not be accountable for
gold silver bullion, specie jeverg, precious stones or
metas Unless bills Of aiding signed therefor and the
value hereof therein pressed
Ar The Isl Of Apr next tue rale OF freight By the above
steamers 'flI be materially reduced 80
,s-agss9 F0R lIvERPO0L-Cnited States Man
A$JkE2s steamship ARCTIC, Capt Jas { Luce Iab
steamship VIII depatt viii the mails iof m
rore positively Saturday October - from nor oori a. s
FOOT "a Canal-st
No berth secured pgtli paid for.
Al letters must pass through the Post Office
Fer freight passage. having unequale1 acroiiloI4-
'''- 7esste7 81 'y gRWD K COLLINS. g War-st
Trio steamer BALTIC vii succeed uls ARCTIC t3a
sail N0se,HuaT ii OH
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x-- ryszszzsszsesl f0R!tIs AND ESSEX RAI q,
I'D 49, sTOAD--PASSENGEK L ~ Sd

x-e4- r-s=.xsszszzs,-J MORRIS AND ESSEX KALI
Id II AD--P AsSENGER TRA1Ns
snZst uP.--Lcaye New.fork foot OF Cor.
land 81 A N aud Il 2. N Leave Newark 81 A. ID ana
q ,ssEHcER TRAINS DowNLeaYe Dover - a d. aaa
II ? NJ MOrristowp, 80 a. NJ. and % r III had1-
son 30 A NJ and : 10 2 NJ; Summit 70 A. Nj aud 70
p II. Miigile 80 A NJ and IS P. NJ; Orange 80
A. NJ. and - z Nj. -. Ay
York Ii 80 A. NJ. an
oRAacE IloRsE cAa.--Leage Orange 7 A. NJ and 80
p NJ leave New-York II 30 A. NJ. and b 10 r Nj
Passengers by these trains received and dslyerea
eech yyay at North and South Orange, MlYle sllnInh
CLainau Madison, Momstown Morris Plains, Dan'he'
Rocklway and Dover =, -
Al Dover stages connecting win tie A. M passs,agr
trni Ie1yc for Such0snny StanhOpc Newton, ltackets
fo,,.u and Hope dpily: MI or. aud Owego en- Monda5s
I%cd1csdavs and Ffidys. aud for Sparta JolnsonburS
Plsir0yll Columbia Delaware Water Gap Srongsbufghs
.citnusnn no tbe LackHwanna WORKS passing throa9E
pnr0iYlie Sanhope (la.) Smiths Tavern Neeglesyuie,
clifton punHdrc Hyde Park 70 Providence, on rhesdays,
,rhuIs,avs and Saturday, and returning meet the r H.
trains tor &eyGork
fh an Vai OF fe A. NJ and Z NJ Trains from aud meet tbe
: NJ and Z NJ trains for Nov York.
r borrtown stages leaSa on the arrival OF thu A NJ
passenger trims for hendhan, Chester Scho0leys Aoaa-
igu Washurtun BcyiIefe and Easou daily, and mosi
re P 81 Train for New York.
Al-o Bashug Ridge on the arrival OF the r M tran,
ret ming st morning connecting with the A h train ief
Newlorl. stna
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e pnrGuKRRPsIR LINE 0R

x1-s15411szsEzi RGLS-LLe barge CLINIUtt CaplA1
sEszasasA2S s-1@sY -tsc erery Monday; EXCHANGE,
Cant Ro5ekrans every TAafsdag; POU9EKEEPSlE
Capt fioh1 every satlff - al o'e.cc = ton focs
Of 5isIray--t 70! passengers en1 freight
Tie .AG7u barge a1c elegantly t15sEfaec ill s1sIe
rcclF and specioIs aAt comfortable ca51s ano as a1
rrcEsie aHcd up f0- fe comfort GDf cGlTe1gEe ri rs
.ereefs has arrive poGchkecpaa II s1 or re silsa
r. char1n Pms Platrz 4a- NezI- s--.i5T1
FcrfGrGer information apply on Car1 tle 5a- ~ r
7fTI,L 4SfSG% Z AT, IL y easst - -
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4gas HOUSES E6R sALKTne shreesory. ortck
Mai house Il Riying.ol.s aud the two-sIory and All;
ELL bftck houtes ST. IS and s. Cannon terms OF pay
mort iibersj 6pply 10 T. z. MERWiN,
nli I0ts Is Merchau;S' Exchange
Asxa F{lN ehIK CHEAP-lf applied for in fay
H cryr The hcuse and lot .07 Elmst running through
AsffAi karlar.E Ror particulars inquire OF AARON
RARpNAN Houss Agent l42 Mulberry 81 doors below
Grard. OH II"
81 ROM sAE.KThe TWO stor, house ar lot lol s'aa
SsA~' Qulre &c above, OF lo4 lmtI TAFT
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Essa Dining SALOON FOR SAI.EaaThe aq no.
E scriber vii sell the old established Dining Saloon lis
s IN 81 10 cash customer, he will AXE an active
ps,rer with cath capital OF $500 and exsnd ins establish
ntnt ltr ffs.r location for large onlDg business
apply on the pteElises. . w. WHNr"o@fh'
a VI
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pSSSssl kOR CHAHLEsT0S =. C.-The sples,
.aSSA5E DE- 'teamship soUTHERNsR C4et M Ser.
~ viii cave pier Z NoFth River on Nsaaes.
d y, l6ib Ust al O'clock P N precisely surfreghl or
p*Bseee hAvng GuuvAed scconimod ations suply 10
ol5E. hPOSFORO. TILEsrON 4 CO "A Se1h nt
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>fecsse INDEP EVIDENT LINE FOR SAN
4AEL1a FRANCISCO via PANAAiA.-'rhe splendid
snSS7'1s17 steamship CONFIDENCE Capt Gannetl, ia
expected 10 arrive at Panams about tie 10Th September
au6 VIII sail for San Francisco about The 18th October
Tie steamer WILSON G HUNT VIII succeed tie Conf
dpnce and urolnblv leave Panama during te month OF
Novenhnr For passage which win be at reduced rates
onrly RI THOS HUNT 4 co - WI!iaH-si n Y or
80 '25t, SMITH G LEWIS. Panama
<-e1Ss.s ron san FNANCIsCo, CALiFOK,
&SIfs1iN NIA-The A No. new and fast double engine
aa'asss'S4a steamship UNION Cupt james Marks, hay
ing the major part Of her cargo engaged will leave TINS
CITY the above port touching al Rio Jmero, Valparaiso
md Panama tie latter part of ths mouth Eorfreighl
or psassge having elegant accoumodatops ppy board
s Nnrth River, or 10 e ZACHRISSON & co
81 Wall, cor OF Nster-st or t.
E, LINCOLN& co
90 -GY7 s. South WlarYe5, Pniadepals
- sx- NOS UAE.LROHHia md OREGON,
%SAE15 7hei= q uew doubt ,D2I-s stsamsllD so
sa1s8a5'ss@ LUABIA Of AGO IuHa hurdsa Lit5i Geo a
9opcl- Eavy Commander NJ. be diapticAsd fot
Bsu Ffatcrc0 AID sss3re Oregon lie aa early p7f u
Oc,oaeT For ptvsege, eppy 10 ne sscihc dat steam
5hip Cor 2s0y. 81 so1io.ss "a
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GAGft0N
TUE PATKEs OFFICE having 6oolded d, IL a. tay I
OF ) q Ray tie t,F. SvJ Iue Inventor OF Iae In
aig Ra5lec Rsyoso Spring Asa against w. C. Fuller who
lad cleueo The nc i1Feaon aud al WdoEc insu,
Ihe n,eic vulcsnlEed RRhI ot zach eprngs several
kaToao Companies have 2i-ingeo moi only upon Ihe
siFhh Of no said IL, Ray, aud rendered themselves
liable lo4 syse dsmsSe8 ba tto upon tbs patent rights OF
ehsgie Goodyear sGarsi al q whom sciis for dems2es
a Inf ysmenl viii be coscc ed in The even; OF failure
70 recov compensate speedily sgtiDsl Horace Il DeY,
eEScsl ~ tom favers' satsast now pendieE.
AL RAJ csd Goup&uiea re ct0Aoned against Infringing
aeop ssid reteu3 tsL - sait Charles Goodyear
o. Z kEy by the uEs - indjs Rubber car sprnGs.
y tuusrtci. y SaY Office IS Brosdwsy
4zneKe7 is cory OF tie cfScsl ceTdhcais from Ias
S0no ''s'ons- Of fas@hts -,
VSl1 - sTATss PAIN V4F.cs WASHINGTON, 0 Q
l2sh aep,e1 -ef, 1859
81 ''2 Efs aesety 4 ,hs u the ceae Ct ~ M
sfeIefcs hetaeen yooF cisas SD Iloss O. W Soief,
eFop ec3 assrieg stac.aec take piSc2 OF Inc
teecla &ohdSy In asuss Inc ua.si5a - priority c. In
" NAt n1en cet'ae ts7ut Sac592s copy
r. ts.eloas IN hs eps ls, open 10 . . laspsooa
O. hose toocerusd
Yours rseptctsly
N'sr"a DsttLtTS LAWRENCE
NJ, r,y,l., n ~. @a1ss oeEeissloatt q Sh,oEis
{ - Nslle' Et0 New yet ,i7l,e
S ~, - 6 S..,S SI{ Subscriber
oge9 Sssofs, Coo5s1 6 a. : FsYTh uS,s1 tooF
Eutfit Gs3 Leaihes. ss..et sp keS car -, -
Csoia Sibl6 Pare 2Et eve ttd gAnJti,5 - 80
sFJ : tt yRcC hsEd ggs ssseF.l1sv ~ = ! 3lA9'
sape,iol gsIk SkisorE Rz.4 saeea ts5 Ia
ARcf are a6es- 1ttts fsstt ua;rks} a''s
q IN - cook. sssi reaf.-s4
NHlHWfF@KY ISsrz %UT8. 81 l,I[Ps.5s,,,
urdsS care OF ara N3XUEFfI.[ Z. 40 - esr5f.e.s
eoueit ase 50 Ispensfa-at i's@ss.s PseR3s "a .
teaAis sax skikfoily u6slgd Il
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FOR SALE.

~ RlEGAN& COUNTRY SEAT FOR SALE
~ Containing acres OF sod, In high sats OF cud7a
' ioo, coInuhn1icg fee lew o! ,h7 Hodson RiyoI
a1d ID e1tensiYo landRcaps view
The subscriber Offers for sails he place which he
ratides simeed on the HydeParE road about calf mile
from lhe ceDef Of tie village Of PcughkeepSis Pie
house 10 large, built 10 the Italian style and finished In the
maDDer bavlpg matoe inente's throughout range
boiler IN Tbs kichsn, speskirg t1bes &c SC The aonse
beeted by furnace In the cellar There excellent
Ice house "a joining the milk Also neverts lng
well Of excellent wsier. near The door, ?he place Is
stocked vito choice fruit flo End ehru5boIy and tie
grouBdr handsomely sid out Thafe ia also an apple
orchard Of fine gAe1 fruit Of nearly 100 trees together
Sib Thrifty peach orchard, IN good bearing The
riBge honsc ED ou!buildUgs aye an.ihed superior
manner.
For tu;ther particulars apply OF Inc premises 10
John ". CORLIE9. OF 10
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TRAVELLING

tFTr"> 1f'1Ttp sTAgsBs, MAJ asAw
ses s4ssgSs ltOAi GhAftg Fssf,JS rt1 - ~
SANH NNAA sNe kPY VgeS-e spt - 80
ga ~ - ~ ? - @sft. 100 taas hgr,tE e.,,,,a u -
L&t " si.l tp iLr Nr eefnaencs her $500 - W
huWhg Get = AID SAL r,tg0isFfs fru. CissYi.fo. =
far3ra or f.. Isl ms latli Of .lei ttoa'H ,r,5 ~,
n 70 Charleston tie stt and ri
Sros. Charleston ind Saytnnai to Ha7a-ia H.
FROM Charleston sn3 Savannah 10 Key west A.
E6r particulars arply 70
SPOFF0dB TtLESr0N ( GO IS soata4a
m Ctsr}estont3 n MORECkL
eenfs Ia R4yank 0RA6Eg BROPaERS ca
Passengers leaving Hsyanl b. flis ship rlach s,a
aurr BY tht laua route the fht day b weeCns hs
steuncr ) ,ptl.er1er, ra1cb New ORR N
,e1t@aa NI1r~Y0RH ASR U4I4RLhsTOa
%HE5EA STEAM PACKET LlNE-HEw ARtle o<s-
@rS-A'~-a- eiENT-Th9 steamship SOUTHERN Err Gsq1
B. Bgrrs usFsaE been ihorulghiy oYeTilu'i 4nG hdSd
wifi New boilers will her trips o1 tte u e
September, aud couHnue To follows
FtDb, Io,t 10 Cbd,}rsten From Charleston 70 y Na
SATURDAY. Sept Il, 4 z. NJ Thursday, Sep'e@bee 70
saard Gys'i6 DC, s, T f1ai3, October .
Wednesday. i6, 4 Monday, u
Sa1rday, :, Thursday, 81
Wednesday Noyt- Monday. November Il
SATURDAY, e Tharsiay, p
Consgnees particularly requested alrecd 10 tbs
RECEIPT OF Their goods Immediately after arrival
Passage So. No passage secured until paid kor
Fer freight apply on board Pier No NORTH River ard
Tor passage " SPOFFORD I'll. FSrrON & co
su30 ts So..tb.st
.gSasSy k0K CHARLESTON 3. O.-rassplsS.
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g. FOR SALE-A desirable country residence in the
s town of Wilton, Conn about Il miles FROM Norwak,
~ and about one hours ride on the NeEHaven Railroad.
II consists OF acre good land surrounded with shrub
berry The house is in good order. II ia the Danbury
road and viii be sold low, the subscriber has for
IL inquire of GAUNT DERRiCkSONt
ieII l59 Southst
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sga FOE AALE-On Thirty first 81 between Third ecd
s5s Lexington avs. lhree-s!ory sud basement ao1ses
isA with good under casr-hey,sre fitted with every
convenience and are built IN The manner and will 10
sold low, Il applies for soouS4C0O remac on hand
ind mortgage. Apply % jOdN e. Bhla9, Buldst, Oh
ms premSee or 81 hfechRDcs' Ezcnan2e Brosd-s'.
er0r1 70 10 1 oclarI GEjv O3 I'm
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SUMMFK AKItANGfNIFsI7Ii lou. ~,
on and utter Tuesday May 2 the passenger trains win
1an follows Sundays excePted connecting It P34s6
Aida JOSEPH RELKNAP and SOUTH AMERICA
INNING 10 ard Albany and touching II the usual in
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sy4s FsiK SALE rms lhres aiocy bnck hcn9asaud lo.
S The lot Is - feel ny rs deep K les II prefe1 FOR
e'A''7 S784 with housa rear Inquire Of GEORGE
SMITH, cnrnsrof Prince aud sulvsn. ololr
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'u oil III ~ T''"l EFaoaT s1EEcKER, Bro,d-.

99 W0H a4uE-0l f5llI d eEcbaoGc1 foT 9rlfuc
N i've Cir aIop,iy, Fam OF ~ acres Ia 'oo town 81
<-<''~ l.Li Fahk,ll pulhes Nhin FIVE mic, staAG
aoai Or rail- "a Houaa ham ard out huil5ngr inquire
oil ~ % nEYG5C al Rp~ery -1n 10 tlil3 O'Clock.
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al AT PRIVATE SALH.-2 building lo.a The
s 1orh@egt corner OF Firaay aud One hundred and E
eenhi each IS feet q Uches fton! end rear, by 100
fat IL 3ep!h also lois tbs southwest Frftav.
atd OEe hpu3fe3 aod.fteentn.ft each liz a4ue eIzs
lois on The fouih flte u Ono haedfeda ddfeen 1-Fl
bet8eeu lie fra and Fecoud commencing 100 f5el
wee, of Firs.av esch IS By 100 feel in depth
lols on lhe noh a!ce Of Oneh1ndred and aeenl, al
tetT he F!Isi md Second Commencing - fre
OF Ftav. each Is by 100 feet FUf pdce and further
ariculsrs 'Jte b1ye property Apply 90 ANTHONY
aLEFE K Z 4. Aucll0neer. Broed.st. OLD n
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FINE ARTS.

A MERIcAN HRr-UNIoN-THE ANNUAL DrsTRIBU-
"A ton Will tske place the 10Th Of Deosoher next Sub
scribers Of ave dollars for the viii receive
hrsravns In line BY Burt (sfe S BY lsA inehss from
shsllov and set Of fss Line kngrsvinss In the highest
style tsne N ~ 10 inches from paints By the following
eminent srtsts-The Dream o. Arcadia BY Cole Dover
rlsne " Iurand The Ioonoclas5 ~ Jeuttei The View
share IN the distrhuton Of Painting Bronze satu-
ets tculpvrss In Marble Medals and other works OF art
seady amounting 70 over forty thousand dollars and 70
which sddtiors will b. made from time 20 time according
W the increase OF subscriptions Among those
sssssd I'll Be fosnt The isllosi,g admirable wcrks-Th.
Dream Arcadia BY Coles Tbanssopss Dursnd The Knight
o. sayne. Jeutie; Disputed Game, Hpokyi Coast Scene
huntnRtoni Don ouixotte and sanohs rania Glass The
Dursna, huntingtcn. Leutfe Church kensett Doushty
end others The Committee 81 Management are extremely
eesrous that all those who intend member cor
The present year. should DO forthwith The payment Of
the abcrpuon now instead Of waiting shortly before the
osn o. the boof will prevent the treat pressure ~ that
H and add greatly 10 the interests Of the members BY
enabling the 10 complete the distribute ton list
an early day The Galleries rccD open daily. from
a. IN. until 10 Y. ~. AZ 4Q1 BroadraY
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EDUCATION.

(ToLDshlTHg WRITING ROOMS a9 BROADWAY
- Ia large Buildings, (frst shove the Irving
rssuo.a or on9 month o9ly 2 one h.lf
one hour erc and satisfactory improvement GUARANTEED
ssrypuriL To all glasses conditions professions trades
ssp ". ym the exception % resdins che most inss.
the msny Thousands o. pups TO whom he has rven In
trueton not one who Wiling 70 devote ordinary s.ten
jrstissd N stating that the very best pennen n the
uned states Of them teaehers and others In private
fe haze acquired their extraordinary dexteity with The
pen under his tution. Circulars at the $50 Broad
500 a o'eicck p ~ Gentlemen, asily AZ eAM,a 81 and
heur most convenient V me pvpL Terms ss psyshs
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MUSICAL.

THE sHAKEsPTARE CONCERT MUSICAL SOCIETY,
consisting Of fourteen Of the most sistinsuishsd
bers Of Jenny Lnd orchestra under the direction OF T.
Nell respectfully inform the pute thst they prepared
perform concerts torees balls, Re- having select
and most eefsnt collection Of overtures solos,
pieces snd also the latest ssd most f.sonable ball
music Orders for the above named left
feovipg music stores sessrs ehsrfen serg and Lus No
as Broadway Messrs Kert ses and Ne t2i Broad
az ato AZ the residence o. ro No l3o Sullivan
street. and Prsre Treasurer Of the Society 81 Laurens
ar
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PARNUNs MUSEUM. PHTLApELPHIA-r. 7. BAR
nun. Proprietsr SOD Manager Henry ssadford Asss-
tant second week Of beautiful musoA specta
Gle called THIEVES performed fer times
with compes success TO te presented night Of the
Pee Morris engaged and VIII sipg both aftsrsoou AID
dh Grand Microscopic Nev viii be erheit,d by Professor
Swift There perferman daily at and o'clock
Also wonder of the world In the saloon Admtaaoe
20 the whole cenchiidren, under 10 years. I2 cents
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re CONTRACTORS.

GALyEsTON AND BRAzOs CAFAL-PR0POSALs
~ VIII be received BY the undersigned smith the 18th ~
December for digging sxoavrug he proposed canal
0syeton Boy the BraIos river according 20 the plan
specifications furnished By MAJOR stein civil
both the specfhcations vfOne for 80 feet vide the
vsters surfase A. the bottom aad feet deep
ter The other GO feet vide at the waters turfsoe
Ne bottom and feet deer at Low water The plans aaa spe
creations ready Tor inspection Office tha
President OF The company L. ~ w. Butler In Galveston;
the once Of Major stein, Mobile aud at the oce H.
Inn BUTLER, JoaN Z sLEIonT. Commit
Galveston. October rs 1880
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Yin ANCIAI..

Cd EOOwANTrD. Fos LEASE. TIxTUREs AND
p~'OOV good will Of = frst class Res'sursnt down
town, doing trst business which be greatly
increased BY additional capital satsfactery given
Tor selling out For particulars address n D. At this oce
with name and place for an interview.
MONIY LrNT-TO ANY AMOUNT, ON GOLD AND
lsl silver watches jewery diam ends plate clothing and
personal property ~ every description ~ John j. Levy
Pswn reker 29a East Broadway ~ Persons be re-
oeved in private ofhees By ringing the ofhse bell
MONTY TO LINDA T. JACKSON. PkwNBROKnp
lv No So Resde street, near Broadway loans money
large small sums Watches ewery, silvervare dry
ssrrtiop.
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TNAVELLERs' GUIDE.

CHANCE OF LoCATIoN-oN AND AFTER TWELVE
O'clock Thursday November l4th. ali freight for
Bridgeport Housatono and Naugatuck Railroads will be
received at the New York and New Haven Railroad DEPOT
In Walk street instead OF foot Of MArhet
foe Psko steamboat in connection with the Railroads
After the above date.
CHAFGK OF HOURS AFTER MONDAY, INST OCro-
~ ber.-Camdcn and Anboy Railroad Line fer Phiadel-
paa, 1t IL by Steamboat John Potter daily Sundays
szceptsd from Pier No. 1 North River Fare S.
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA.-NRw YORK
~ AHd phatelphia Dreet-Upited States Nail Line
duoed s. for first GLASS; and 81 80 for second class Leave
New York at M from foot Of Courtandt street. and AZ
ladelphis 1T ands A. n and r. foot Of walnut