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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-26


.--s.eSE UNITED STATE~ NAH. LINZ
$v.siz-slc II ROM CHARLESTON 10 iiAyAaA va
SANASGAh AND KY w tSg.--Psss spir1s.
c.u steamship ISABEL tee usas burden c0unnnIe1i h,
cars William Rollins wa c4rBenes bier re-u ar tr.fis
Af6uday Oc AID sail regnaTls from Charleston ios
Hagsua ui he list i5t u anci month aud irU Haya.
,,s 10 CAe III siofl The sib and ID
From C!irricsio and Savannah To Havana SO
Erclq Charleston and Savgna1h io Key West S51
ftr Vnrf'cu Erriy 70
SPoFFOKG riLEST0N 4 co s. Soatn4s
IL Charleston % " = b a ~ *
Passengers lpaq0g Havana by this snip caa reaca B%t
nor Is he fri roUte the a'l tgY or by meeting ths
seaMer 5 au,lerrcr reach New York IN sans tina "
<<sEs.. NEw-Y0RK AND CHAIR EST0S
SSgsSxiis55.zS STEAM PACKET LlNE-NEw AksANGs-
NEETrle steamship SOUFHERNH FIX, CaP
N htlFy tEylhg oetH toioIshg oyefnSGed anu MIRA
viii Aw boilers &c VIII resume her G1ps on the ltla *
September Hud commute 70 nin as follows
FrUn N i0rk 10 Cba1tesoa,i From CbyisstoH to lortt
SsmlFees sept Z ?. NJ THURSDAY September ,S
Saturday, oct T6a i;d5| October %
Saturday, Is T6arsay 81
"Wednesday, NoyG, =, aonday. November II
Saturday, is, 4 Thursday
Cousgnecs particularly requested attend TO sbe
receipt of Their goods Immediately after arrival
Passage SIS No passage secured mll pad Tor
Forfr6ist nppiy on hoard al Pier No. North RIVER ane
for passage to SPOFFORD TILESTOE s. CO
au30 IS SoOth-St
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<sessa THR0rGn LIME FoR CALIFoR-

ts,.-Il9ze n IA AND OREGON VIA GHAGRES direct.
,----,Ibe lev and fayoIte steamships
CHEROKEE LSGn tun. CaptaIn II WfnIle,
PHILADELPHIA ll00 tjns. Captain Robt- II. Pearson,
form tie only direct lire between NewYork aud Chdgres,
and in connection with lie United states Mail seampacie,s
in the Pacifc seni-moully inc Though San francisco,
and monthly line through 10 Oregon They leave New.
York about tie 18th and 9Th Of each mouth
REDUCED RATE5 or FARE TO CHAGRES.
Cherokee Philadelphia
Afey Saloon State Rooms .,,.....Sl25 co $4,000
FORWARD Saloon do .,,.,.., Zoe 90 leo 30
Lower Cabin .....-............ 90 60
Athe above dine u e sae iabieand haze Tie privileges
ofthe Saloon
Storage found with mattresses
end boardl..... z,.....-... So % $50 90
Freight TO Chacres 7Gcents per foot Expenses on the
fsamus are borne by Tie passengers.
FJrfrerht Or pGssG &c apply to
Rowland / ASPlNWALI4 81 south-st Ny.
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- rlANo.EnRTEs FNN sALl.

Esfs y Persons about purchasing Pianos = 4 tad
n II ia til, If advantage to call ii b tNNEI y
Z ] u ] lIcoWPANYs Msnuiao.ory ~ l|ui.,,.-si
tast side i Brcadway They heye a t essoTs4l o.
sewood Pianos constantly on hand EgerS more
dian ooc persons they viii refer who have Parclased
pianos of them all which have given universal sisiae-
TIE paynelt may be Withheld until such doubts ere r.
moved Old pianos exchanged New aud secon l9auo
pauos 10 let NJ II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-26

,e4c&. EMPIRE CITY LINH-THRoUqn
&IGt4a TIGHTS TO SAN FRANCISCO. via CHA
azsI'<7 ores. Saturday, Sept 28-fhe splendid steam
ship CRESCENT CITY, l,5oo n'ns burden Charles sod
dnr Commander will leave her Dock Pier 2 North river
Tor Chagrcs on Saturday, Sept %, at } O'Clock
FARE TO CHAGaEs
Aner Saloon
Forward Saloon. Tvs
Lower Saloon w
Steerage naress and board) 6
PANAMA To SAN FRANCISCO,
In the new splendid steamship CONSTITUTION:
first Cabin
SteerGge.. ~"
For Freight or Pnssege apply TO
j. HOWARD < SON. 81 Broadway 7
septl Il, 1854. Sill D&Wt28th
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TO LET.

Rss sVGHE TO F.kT. AND GOODS FOA SALE
tsr 40 n tse - .ciuu a. e - Catn.,tn-s oft
49, We Ely seri T'sf7 ed o9 goNfs for
ifle s. afts. hrfgsH. pplg 81 lhe p'-m'ei sAi 81
~ TO LhT.-4 srge ii! IL he'd n y 5Ufe'',
ga eu6b rFi12 pnt9otes or vTsrefoom Ap-
- siy to P H L ~. WlLLGAA8, 80 FuliJn.st nesr
g. away . f5ar. s1i ST
assF WAITED 20 HE%T-A cottage or tene@snt
- foa ~ III isntlg req south Fulon ferry 10 ef1+t'
1@ iyu. or teer PEGS alp ferry IL Wlisms1Q,F1 ad'
dress y. Thoune Of1ee 20 9''
6gs- To EbT-Apag.me IL in = new honss , 'V-si
r.: 7hr-,,erg3r 81 lear Finn C>c1.t-d ~ g-o.stl
NJ entities Irqplte Of ? SMITH, G o-sf- CO 'nef
Fonrih..f. On S'zlb-sv = ,s,,
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g~x- FOR SALE or GaARTB8-ghe
5ssSeasApsgssssS new sEd elegau, little ss-e'nrI d
HSss97SF@as@ sCHULTZ, ID urs. % teas deck at+"a
3. lei, urs u rfs 2. h,t,r; vcry econnmca In !t7L
I.o .hs s,esrer FlHaUD OF sopnd unsots'2 @'e9'
bont mar p5 chArt.red for exeurs,ora AopY 70
SIT In j. e. COFFEE. Agsll coz se'11a sIa "
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a. At pRIyAeN sA' Z AT ArLA ,ll,. D IT, :,

CT At Private "a AT AFLhH HC OoCk'
Ez;# BKOOKLYN.-A large waJeh9pse li'nstod on Az
A& lauc nock Brouklyu Ia ;u. OF ms h-s' matsrN's
snd in the having gtsA' font waia ta
thck esd storit0 hiRb 'be ao,s 'vIa tls hoe Q! oe
lot hck is so feet l'0 fest n de2in dnnlng
through ON lueet and caps'o Il storing from
ttGan 81 O0O barrels II hcur ae h5anr IL kuowa SO
No SO ComuefcBl WbstE fepoot nod hutIt IN 1919
plenty Of wharf room 6nd other cii1tt for carrying On
;he rhiprcg butire,s lpeRe suonst o! me MI cht'p
money cen ron ain o. hood SSe For Ter ms ans
fur her particulars lpply 10 ANg905tY J. SLEEGkER,
BrcpdIt, ~ IN
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IL : - ron i Ds0N and zssslssssE

So INTERMEUIAIE
LANDINGS-The steamboat HUDSON Capt VIM d
Nrlen van leave die steamboat pier foot of Cedar-st on
Monday "Wednesday and Friday, and The steamer COlU NJ
BIA Cupt C. King on Tuesday, Thrslay ana saturday
ton and CatskilL mt, o.oor
Hunsoti AND BERKSHIRE RAILROAD PASSENGER ger
rai, f mis- Roud nNer March D. will leave Hudson and
West StGckbdge daily Sundays excepted as follows
leave Hudson OF I x Nj and 10 2 NJ. and West STOCK
bridge A NJ. and 2 M. "a, -.
Feight trains, with passenger car attached wih leave
Hidsou al II 4 NJ and West Sockbridge al 10 80 AM
Passengers by the morning train from West Sockbridge
may take the ay boat New DIRK or the hoator rough
kccrsc and thence by railroad to Ncw-YoIk by Z N
Fare b5 latter route from Hudson not exceeding y 70 ~
Passengers by tue evening train will nd the steamers ~
fare OF those boats win be low other evening boa
on tie iverrom 81 downward as the limo boats may
set the example vi, o,
Through tickets West Stockbrdge to New York 81
30 ana the fare in returning Passengers should recQ
fares ofotser routes
Tie trains from Hudson both morning ana eY.n!ng, con
n, vim he Trims OF The Western Roads heretofore
ins G,, ] Z WATERMAN, SuPt
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x.,4- ,,z.zezse.s..s-7 y, ORRIS AND ESSEX RAIL
ErkI AD--PASSENGER TRAIN;
&EsS@I%s21-IiE- IJP Leuve New York loot OF C0rt-
lana.st A NJ and Al P NJ Leave Newark 80 A. NJ aisa
5I ?. NJ -. r rxe ~ A NJ and
| Is P NJ Morrisown, 6 30 a. NJ und % = M Madi-
son SO A. NJ and 40 P. Nj Summit 20 A. Nj and 05
P II hillylllc 80 a. NJ and 8 10 p NJ; Otange, 80
A. NJ aud 80 7. NJ
York IL so A. NJ
ORANGE House. CAR;-Leaye Orange : A. NJ and 50
P NJ leave New.Yorh II 81 A NJ ind 5 Is r. M
Passengers by these trains received and delivered
each way nj North and South Orange, Milyie summit,
Chatham Madison MOris.Own Morris Plains, DaDylle,
Rockaway and Dover.
AT Dover stages connecting with the A. NJ passenger
train for Suckasunny Stanbopei Newton ieckets-
town and Hope, daily, MI ord and Owego on Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays and 4 Spnrta Johnsonburgi
Blairou n Columbia. Delaware Water Cap Srongsb0zgh,
continuing to the LackawHuna Works passing through
Barorvllle, Sanhope, pa S.nlIs Tavern Neagesyie,
Clifton Dumnore Hyde Park 10 Providence on Tuesdays,
Thursdays ,uld Saturdays and fenrning meet the ? d.
trains New-fnrk
At Denyile stages leave Powcrylla and BoontoH
The arrival Of the A. NJ and NJ Trans from and meet tbs
A M and +. N trains Tor Now York.
AZ MCTrttOWu STAGES leave tue arrival OF the a n
passenger trains for Mendham Chester SchO0leys Noun
tam Washngt Beiyidere and Easton, daily, and meet
tue r NJ rain for New-York
Also BaskHg Ridge the arrival OF the r. M tratH,
returning morning. connecting with the A NJ tram ior
New York sibu
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SEs DESIRABLE NESSARk PROPERTY FOE
Ell hALE-fbe subscriber, executor OF Gco'go daiehb
AAA deceEsed ohers private sole reasonable farms,
.he ur, uisee No 1876 Mulberry ST 10 Ne ark, N con-
stating az twc.stofy dwelling nQuss couvnfd gar.
den III good condition ard rap>ir Th- 10! s A te6t
from, by 800 deep and il uCstsd 10 very pleasant ad
rapid improving OF hs city Possession eau rs CIV
en- in April next Aso hs house sot nt M SSS
BROAD at Newark directly size tue Frat rreshyersH
Church OF the heH locsous VI The ty Tor noie-
sale or retail business Possession greu 10 hpfil next
Fhe above property 10 eur@y fee rom incu nbrence
and the lille nds puisple Terns tuade Eroyn on appcH-
ton to JOSEPH N TURTLE Eco Al Ne@nrk, or 1hs M
deirigned st no. ~ BroGo way, New Fn.s
SIT 6weodt Ahbhuh ESeTu'ot'
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-r.-rr -pnrGnnEEp ssttiEsr BE sPisI.a

~ H5SSsfhf %;Si:
usns ese3y THURSDAY t PosPP III nom 'OOs
sc #$s;.% S e; 5@ z: z ~
;.:: Ct e. sss. E: 81 3
% E sseFSP sGs sa i$Si ss s ss s
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leo CENTRAL RAILROAD or N JERSEY 1850.
F-sy" rzz.zgs=sz2- SUMMER ARRAN6EMEnFS,
49, 7conmencIng April J. 8D-Ihis Rosa
hE@-----~~N extends RON EIizabethport 50 miles 10
White House H. reducing lie singing between inc term-
nus of tie Road and Eastop 10 y miles and 70 Schooeys
Mountain 10 ii ines Tins line leaves NewY0rE by seam-
boat RED JACKET, pieI N H. and connects win trains
on tie New Jersey Railroad, winch leave New 'oc
foot Corauds tie same hour new route 70 Sclooi-
ey'5 Mountain with less staging Than any other -, ~,
PASSENGER TRAIH UP.PaAsengers "illieaEe ROY" -
bv steamboat rom pier t. n Il or by the Ne",Jer'ey il
road foot of Corllantst Of AN and Mf leaYo hh~"
beilttv n ut 10 A ri and Is 2 NJ - $780,. s5.s
pAssrEcYp TRAIN Down Leave Whlte HOUSE az o -
NJ and Is M North Branch Of % All ana % Dig
SoInery1r at 10 N and 10 i Bound bfcoa ~ ~
A M and ~ r NJ Pianfeld at 20 III ana " ri
Wes,feid nj S M and 81; ElzabethtoSa All l5aaa
Tbe fyob train with passenger attached VIII leave
v;bte Ho1se al 30 a NJ Someryile ~ Phn1eid 10,
and FHzabclhIort by steamboat at 50 AN R'tufning,
1--we Ecw.Y6rk bf steamboat Red Jacket from pier /,
North River, at II n ~. H.
sifreie@ from New York intended to go by ths Inc,
must be al boa II 80 O'Clock TO insure being t@9sn
through that day ,...o.o ,,.ronk
trim on New YORK. al " mite Honse ID convey passea
gers TO Eaton Wkesbarr Bethlehem Alehown ; ~ sac
CbtlnE Pa. rud Pennington. Lebanon GunOn n!iio1
Betliehcsn Bloomsbury New-Bampt1n Waslln5pyiE 70
Bevldere On Tuesday, Thursday ana oa Ssnbooo
Delaware Wafer Gap rouds6urg Bartos w. VIZ he Pa
Daegle Ruckstow. and Lackawanna lIop mi dolyss-
BAL baggage the REX Of ne o" hs he Company.
ed into Ii e actual possession Of the ASens IS
and cheeks or geceip's given therefor --------
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ST. FOR NALhe-A very des'fsb Farm Of lb6 screp
lOOof hIchls in good state OF cultivation f2 sran
HS grass, fruit ard vegetables, the neance IN vood,
peach orchard OF coo in good hearing ORDER ago,
orchard ofsipe pea', plom cherry, &c 1t has '~o
houses barn, 2wells ogood wate situated 10 Norh eurs
wick s,ddle,ex CounIy New jersey, 2mes from Wrsh.
ngioD miles from Spots wood depot ofthe Cam
den and Aubov Railroad a.d miles from ecity OF New
Brubsich being about hsf way beI Pail dePhia md
NewYork apd easy of accesa TIE nsrkes OF either city
Farm together with the stock farming uten
ais tford rare chancs for e1y ebout purchasing. II
will be divided into wo Farms, If too large for one pr,
chaser Fer particulars inquire of Y. c D o FOOFH,
100 illiarn.st York or OF S. G, 2oOYH, on the
Farm ~ o.'
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RCALIfORNIA BOOes size aefcnei.n
a4 nd Miners B9os--E L euSH HEb $500
y hts rcsdy ysr-ty ot sc:s for Lac os,.t,.
sax GbrAeS 10 which uf cal IN Stt=nlch o. tsP
pr a dehl-rs He IL zoe &c :aapiy efnfe'I -
a his Va o1s sly=s q shr shi material, s1d plo6a.
m-de Tne Merchant. HocI u' he ming fo -so FrS''
aJaSvt d. u Bushnell k6tfY Ct
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ga FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-flrec lots in
w. Newark n . by rs and loo acres land IN Adams
'% County III 70 miles nom the OF Quincy. The
land half wood and hail prairie with srea4 OF water
running thfuughil Ii VIII be sold low or exchanged loT
city pr6perty or av improved places the lines of the
Hudson RIVER or NewA Haven Railroad, not more han 80
ali i'm r GLENN, 1874 Futonst
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UTDsON RIVER RAIL ROAD.
--r- y--===s=s.azs7-- NEY-YORt TO Al rTagS "a
g BANY by Rail GAL s 80
Sz--~------- ami sgennbOgiA-
ri, -

on and itsr Tuesday, May a. is passenger trains vii
RIM ns follows tSunda5s excepted connecting ut P0ugh
kerrsit. win the f1ssai.iug Steamers NEW WORLD
Aida JOSEPH BELkNAP and SOUTH AMERICA
uI1u5 md rom Albany aud touching al the ustal III
nfc.l nl-tirL
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AeGI4'g Z ' WI NFAy.yOnK GOING NORTH.

Er9m Inc Once IN Huds0r-s near Clambers-st
ht7 A. M.Way train fQr Albany, stopping ii ~ way
WIN steamer JOLEPH BELKNAP, which WI land at
fyde Park. KINGSTON BarrytoYgn Tiy Maiden, Cats
kill {uigop slcie SnTYee9nt ana N5NY-D thHnore
md and a lrfil1e At Albany at S Nj
At8 Is A. DI-EXpyess train for Albany stopping al
Y6nkers Lobbs Ferry Dearnan, TarytQWn SmB-Sng
PeeLgkll Garris,n's Cold Spring, Fshklli Ne",ianl
bureh and connecting at Pou5hkeePsig wa me NV
W(5ET d or Aida Which viii land al Kingston Maiden,
Caiskil Hudson and Coxsache and eIriYe at Albany III
SOP Nj p.t,,,osta
S'|rpP Nj passengers to Poughkeepsie stopping
Alp MOI passengers to PeekSdIl stopping at the
intermediate stations .io. -,
Ati q M-Exprees rain for Albany stopping , a.
Youkers Dobbs Ferry Dearman TaIryl2Wn .2in9IfIns
Peehsil GarsoRs Cold Spring F,hElL NV flo i.i
burg and Milton Ferry connecting at P0agE a n
the steamer SOUTH AMERICA ~nch WIN s.a ~ ti ty
Perk Kingftln Barytowu Tvoi Maiden Cafsai' iilid-
son ackie, Suyyesant aud New Balnore ana arrive
al h iG1i. For Passengers to Pougbheepse stopping
a 1.-The wGg stations
AtG A. M-For New-York stopping at all the way
At7 4 m-For freight and passengers New York,
''4 Rf7 i A Mr. Ne York. stopping at ali the way
sta.ions except Croon ysrpgucAy uby Hook and One
a Il IS M-or on arrival Of steamer ron Albany,
Which leaves there at stopping at Hsy- Hamburgh
Fishkil Cold Spring, GarrsOns, Peeksk Sng-ang Lar
rvGvu Dearnan Dobbs Ferry and YonEers.
Ati nj Or on arrival o. steamer rom Albany which
leaves here at A NJ stopping At al way stations except
At856P Nor On arrival Of steamer from Albany
winch leaves there at 45 P II stopping at al wey sta
LEAVE pEEKsKILL FOR NETWORK.
Al Il a. Nf.-5t1 pping ut all way stations.
Passengers viii promote their convenience and safety By
observing tie following rules lst Give particular drec.
tons 10 he baggage man where your baggage % 0e de-
hyered he may mark accordingly and thereby avold
mistakes and delays ID procure your uckets neiofo en'
fyzStS OLIVER Il. LEE, Superintendent
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s@g5 AT PRIVATE SALE- mos1 desirable coun.
HsH Try eEldenCe beautifully situated n Kings idse
" Wee chester Couuty couIaln'1 ceres Of Snd, ana
more desired which hers seoeGdd 1ierU built
two and stc Cousgs. with bss-meu hniahed in su-
perior style. with marble nd crates throughout
the house. which Ia 81 fee, ZION ncudug the wi9gs aud
So feet In depth The gouGts are hsn1soWey lad out 90
which iheIe se cto'e variety Of fun trees schrubosy
&c Also coach fowl aud les huuse Also m any other
improvements mskiDg ii altogether deals be resi-
dence for gentleman reiyng 10 tie county 10 tue VI
ciny lie good fishing oyse,iDR a1d sal w%IeF 6attng-
Fhe above place aus I'd ~ilh ~ INJURIES ~ak Of either
abe Hudson or Harlem R4coajs Frt terms aud 'uther
qslicu ers apply 10 A J BLEEGKER, Auotl lneer,
s24Jw 6r0ad~st
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er-qzv FOR SHREWSBURY, LONG
z k.gHll+=-faPRANCH OCEAN Hoise,1 PORT W Ash,
aazss-ssz-z-szzzi NGTON, MOUNTS AND BROWNS
DOCKS (Mi1dletawn.l HOLLAND poo n. when prsc,
Holm HART CAPT A H insgerty, viii leave west side
nj Peci.--ji, pier East River, Is follows
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O. FOR SALE OR 80 AsT.-F1ur aouses IN
w. the new block OF fra csss sloae ont houSes
- Yweu,y .hlrd.s! bs,ween Fourla aad Lex u ava
82e@ OF tie purchase vii rs taken city cooury ptop
efiS sDd large pqrn ofthe VI c. Fan teus IN oona
n fore 70 snd amer O'Clock OFT }. PARIS N~sau.sL
keys al the bsloinss VA 2Eacot
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CAanye Of Hour, commencing Sort %.
s~r+.- rv.rs.sss..4 -, hAMAPO AND PATTERSON
AtGfSS N t5sfsssarsassss MD PATERSON AND HUDSON
HA@ad~--F0'------Stsl -RlV Err RAILROADS
Leave SuHeu's Depotat Leave New YORK NJ
u O'Clock. A NJ 8oclocA NJ
10 O'Clock 50 min. A VI O'CLOCK 10 mn 7. NJ.
~ o'clock T M Oclnce IS G,in r M
SUNDAY TRAINS
Eeaye SuIerns Depot al Leave New York az
II O'Clock A. 81 5 o CLOCK a. min. r III.
or on tue urrVa ofihe Eric trans Zoing East
PATERSON TRAINS
Leaye Paterson at LeaYe New-York Mt
~. O'Clock A. M Marketst occk = NJ
9! 0 clock An Pain Depot 10 O'Clock
I2ocock NJ Paterson Depot O'Clock 2.
A. O'Clock NJ Pain Depot 81 O'Clock 81
6, o'cll OK P NJ MHrketst II O'Clock III
Except Mondays
Eeaye Paersona OF Leave New York at
II O'Clock 4 NJ Market ri O'Clock a ID
4. O'Clock P. Nj Pain Dep 81 O'Clock T oil
B-Cn Monday mornings the first from Slfern's
wlleave ut or tue arrival Of ts Otisyille T.
The A NJ ant > - O'Clock trains rom New
York viii not stop al 1ny station north of Pates0e eSopt
Rock nd Holokus, md VIII be IN time 10 meet ne
Ere trains. morning evening" going West a. Suhefns
DEPOT 30
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-26

ss F.sIS sal f. hatisie stHHd for county store,
a. .uQ. in The town EaA Gb-st-r lzc u 90 ffou
-E'a tho Harlem am q fftu the New Haven Kslro@d,
conainD II of land o. tie ptsws-s ete a4stGe
ard comuoacuf houie ard isfge harm aud o,her
out buildings and variety Of fui,u~eS C sncb rs ap.
pies pcGth cherries, peaches HApb-riet &c ~sd
fenced good we'll OF water ali IN fra rae ocd- For
farther particulars inquire Il PisCHAL RERPlNE, ri
Yhrd.av New Yora WIN RERTINE slast Chester, or
ne premises OF The
s25 2wH sA&UEL RERFlHE,
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----goax AND PBILAnALPHIA.

MI gtV- YUhh A1tD kIE.A1azy
~u~ -zszasxzzf1 n,FsIpHiA DIRECT-U. 8 NAIL
Ef1 1gI Through il 9 hours us aew,
Tuced or a,'' si1 ,o ssS 1o g. q q
S ssssSor,d csss-t erd " from the foot q
co1aIst t ap@ philadelphia al and A ~ snd
J. Iele32os nj Walnptst -
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dNgS For SAIE AT BK0Ok YIN -rnt'e bttck
E dwelling ant nsted on thu suuA ai3e ~
-N STATE si Brooklyn aud ~iihn hse nlGuI7s SslA OF
the HoG!h Ferry. The hpu%es th7e'tnrss hgh %tth
stcs and counter celr q oy 81 lola 70 feet In good or
der ard resdy for immediate occ0 sion hera| smnuoi
may remain on bond Hod moesg4 II dspoas3 OF hy
hs 4h October next ihe' ~t Old suction there
sqi 2weods RIi4s a. DRAKE lOl Frontal
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z,T'vs NEW ABRAMS EM ENT.aBg5FgEE,,ss

gszsllaz-==iS FERRY TLLETUDLEM AND FORT
sssaaazssaE'7 ON and after Monday, September23
the steamboat FRANK Capt Rogers will run a. follows
From ~ Y foot Of Spnns-st from For Lee
T-,HSra],5 10 > TUESDAYS u 3! =
W-edneseovs TO ) Welnesdays7t - S. =
THURSDAYS li0 J.. Thursdays u = 81 =
S 80 es,fo ..2E5 e. 5aturlay4 GI2" 81
SUndlys ~ - LSunjags II u :
81
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&c TANNkkY FOX : &f.E.-rno Su'scr'po,s OF
E$A fer t0G sale Their Tanuer N-H 'uo1 ~'ck NJ j.
'4A with Curryine.hop and Pate, vsther Factory on
Che preuises. Fbis iannery has all ne stsst approve
mems end ample power, arriving bark and tulng
mills, pumps, &c,
tic suppy OF be lie sbundsnt aud lie vicinity TO New
York and Phpduiphs renders s1m shl. adopted t1r
sarnpq The lighter kinda Of ,her TOR other nepufsc
turing purposss to which II nlE Converted. Ii
Win be scid low and upon cay terms Apply 20
& r. STOUT. 81 Ferrg-sL or 10
JOHn w STOUT a SON
o2o Swt New.B ruuswtcs, N. J.
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60 FOR SAFE OR TO EXCHANGE for properly
E!y in or near the city, II acres OF land IN pleasant VIII
- lage near New Haven. with tvo-storg house barn.
&c within few rode Of Church. Academy, Post-Oihce &c
Price, 81 460 Also60 rods from the 40 ave 80 beau
niuy situated, with wood and every requisite Tor
picturesque landscape iarm-puce $lOO Alsn 20 acres
Of Young wood--Prce 500 Cash may be added to the
above for city property Direct note 6r call on
au2f 4wecdt WM h PUDN EY. los Bieecker.st
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.rzsn 4. CRIFFITH,s WESTERN -

eTEs# .GRIFFITH's WESTERN III
- LINE l8goIcoaaass 70 % c a1ily s
and railroads from New ork Boston and PAlaisPe 10
w is Psnnsy , ya@ja s 9R9 TO- o VS.
ne Ncga and aid a4 s Ys, The qpi9n
tie Likes rom Buffalo % Cleveland saG Rglsfsuoe 5sas
Detroit anu Upper LAX is corner South
had 10 annexed card Once ~ I1RfFFITH. Agent
s. lsCBaao So dusy and Toledo LjpeN u. Tasie
6HEEN CITY ' iSgs.w War;
sUPEF, Capt R 4Ic4ttas
try .: eal4crs WI les s5.t ts' porta
One II he above mr. ca ie1ciling inrI rom Buffalo
aash! "a r5d H. ess board OF %
to Cincinnati JIoHH S. lI5,b caaall aaalq
u.r1, co3tDl Long Wharf an' 0''f
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S>rrr-- -rzz4z.zz=zz4s=1 = MINER ARRANGED NJ.
Ras2-12@z---S--- ROAD-Change OF Hour, and en- 81
djtfona ne from NeyYork Philadelphia va steamboat
TOHN POTTER 10 South AnbOy thence II hrS-rate cara
On and ,lar ursdag 18th April the slime VIII leaye
pier rSo Nora. Riyer nj u taking cars at SCUM am I'm
tdo,gD passengers ut The usual Intermediate places ar
irving III Philadelphia about L noon
Second Line leaving Is a9oys az ~ M ana ln u
Fare through by either line. -
Forward deck passage. 81
passengers for Fresho!d wu take the stage 81 Wczts
fare from New-York TO Freenod 81 cents
f.MI0RAET LINE,
Leaves by steamer TRANSPORT. Gait }. Go1ld, al
81 O'Clock r NJ Fare $ 30 70 lbs Of Jaggage allowed
each passenger he carried at the risk Of liz o|ner BOT
nothing vii be received considered baggage except
gyee-lrr auparel Isl. r J. bliss
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- GktAT IhIPROTEhKNF
ESsSzasSssss=sz4s DENT !STRY-Dr. NAP0LEON fht.-
u |fTIz[Ss TERRE Surgeon Dentist, laie4y IRON / !
@-I-l-L' ris now at SIS BroadwG5t opposiG LHs
Theaer informs tire public in genera. thai persons ~
have Lad lie misfortune OF losIrg teeth en- have men
replaced as not be distinguished from naD 49,
Hs ey7 sets teeth put without pain t1Fh W ach I
cgn grind lie hardest amenis remarkable f2I -
transparency and ightness they serys not on! 70 :.
nasucar.on and eIsdow The voice with ds1nc an e75
articulation but to bestow upon physognomy th5t Srac5
and regularity which the most brilliant appenaa u
b-aut Gold used N all operations VIII be Of me ".
lty Teuas very moderate. 50 Zile1o