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Democratic banner., 1850-09-23

The Steamer .RNanfic.-This vessel is
one Of Collins's New line Of Steam Ships
now running between New York and Liv.
'erpool, Is said to be the largest steam YES
sci in the world-being more than three
thousand tons burden. Her length is about
$50 feet, with a proportionste beam. Her
late trip from Liverpool to New York, ID
the quickest on record, being 10 days and
some few hours.
Democratic banner., 1850-09-23

# Quidfor AboEtiion,sts.-On the frsi
dsB of August term Of our County Court
Peter Besson, a nan Of color was, at hi.
own instance sold into perpetual servitude
Peter was emancipsted by the will Of Mrs.
Farrow, who died some years since, and the
Jaws Of the State forbade his remaining
within ito limits for more than q twelve.
month. This law Peter saw fit to set al
naught, and the consequence Yves, that he
was indicted for remaining in the State a.
'gainst the form of the statute. On the
first day Of Court, however, Peter presen.
ted himself voluntarily, and entreated tina,
the penalty Of the law should be visited up
en- him (viz: q sale to the highest bidder)
which was accordingly done, and Peter
secured a good home for life.
This little incident furnishes two lessons.
The first is, that ever the intelligentslave
at the South has sense enough to know that
bis condition here is far preferable to the
.degration aud pauperism to which he would
be subjected in a free State. The second
is, that the clamor and outcry at the North
about the evils Of slavery, result either from
ignorance Of the nature Of the institution
or the more devilish spirit of incendiarism.
Piedmont Pay Wing.
Democratic banner., 1850-09-23
Steam Boat Explosion and loss Of Life.

Steam Boat Explosion and loss Of Life.
The steamer Kate Kearney on her upward
trip, on Thursday lsst, in the act Of leaving Can
ton, 80 miles above here, met with a serious and
distressing accident, by the collapsing Of the
starboard Hue of her larboard boiler, which re-
suited in the immediate death Of 4 persons, and
seriously injuring 8 others, principally decl
hands. The Aue blew forward and upwards
carrying death and destruction before it. TIT
floor of the boiler deck WAS much shattered
The engineer states that she had less steam thar
when running the night before. Other gentle
men of veracity say she wa, not racing at thu
time, as is generally supposed. The Kate pass
ed here on Saturday last for st. Louis in tow BY
the Die Vernon, presentingt to the eye of one &C
customed to her almost daily visits and graceful
carriage upon the water, a truly melancholy
scene. The Kate is nearly new, afavorite pack
ct in the line, and heretofore regarded as The
Queen of the trade.
Democratic banner., 1850-09-23

DEATH OF LOUIS PHrL,yIrE. The steamer
Asia arrived at New YorH on the 18th inst.
bringing Liverpool dates d the Slst ult. LOui.
Philippe, the ex-KiDg oi'tke French, died al
|Clermont on the 10Th of August. He had beer
made aware of his approaching dissolution early
in the preceding day, and he prepared for the
final arrangements which he had to make. qHs
expired in the presence Of the Queen, and the
several other members Of his family.
Democratic banner., 1850-09-23

GRAND JUBILEE IN WAsHINGros.-"X'
OF the Baltimore Sam gives the following
account Of the rejoicing in Washington OF
the 9Th, on the passage Of the Compromise
measures:
Last evening an hundred guns were fred,
10 honor Of the majority Of the House and
Senate, and for the peace which that ma.
Jority bestowed on the country. The Ma.
iona! Hotel was illuminated, fireworks
added to the b~rilliancy Of the occasion. and
the Marine Band struck up national airs i
Of the dwellings Of those gentlemen
who had borne q conspicuous part in the
settlement of the questions. A crowd Of
from fifteen hundred to two thousand psr-
Democratic banner., 1850-09-23
v,ne,r1A Topxcco Cnop.--The Richmond

VIRGINIA ToBxcco CRop.--The Richmond
Enquirer says:
If the rain which visited MS so abundantly on
Saturday, extenned throughout the tobacco re.
gion Of the State, it will prove, we fear, most
disastrous in its effects. Owingtot the late plant.
ing, very little tobacco was in a state Of sufi'
cient forwardness to escape f~rosts, occurring al
an average period, and there was much GROUND
for apprehension That even this little would De
destroyed by firing. Already this bane Of ths
planter had commenced its ravages, and then
hopes even of a moderate crop rested upon ths
prospect of dry weather and a late fall. Th'
tobacco is already too full of sap, and every drol
of rain tends to increase it.
Democratic banner., 1850-09-23

B-Ths Postmaster General, N. X. Hall. esq.
has issued q ~circular, to postmasters, in which he
complains that the published regulations of the
department are continually violated. He calls
upon post1astsrs to conform to those regulations
ia every particular, and TO report any neglect
which may come 70 their knowledge on the part
Il the agents, sc.
Democratic banner., 1850-09-23
GOOD LUCK.

Mr.. Moses johnson Of this county, willis,
Ploughing on the farm of Joseph Homer,
ESQ.,, near New Baltimore, found a small
earthen pot containing about FIVE hundred
dollars in fold and silver coin. II had evil
IDENTIFY befn buried for many years. We ad.
wise ourEfarmers to plough deep; they will
not hurf the ground as no one knows what
treasures are concealed in the soil.-Har-
rent0E Va.) Flag.
Democratic banner., 1850-09-23
Appointments by the President.

ppOIntHhents Dy tHe FTesIUeDts
By and ,ciM the 0drace and consent Of thu
Senate.
John P. Gaines, ofKentucky, to be Gov.
eTnor Of the Territory Of Oregon.
Buckingham Smith, of Florida. to be
Secretary Of Legation to the Mexican Re.
P. Steward Johnson, to be Attorney Of
the United States for the district of Della.
ware.
J.emuel Wilson, to be Register Of the
Land Office at Newnansville, Florida.
Democratic banner., 1850-09-23
rGen. Wilson. of Nav Hsmnsbire. vb,

aFGen. Wilson, of New Hampshire, who
resigned his seat in the House of Represen.
~tatives last week, went out to California q.
a bearer Of dispatches in the last steamer
The Washington letter writers, have it thsi
he will be appointed either U. s. Attorney
for California, or Surveyor General, or Col
.lector of San Francisco.
Democratic banner., 1850-09-23

IL There are sixty-six Lodges of the INDIE
pendent Order Of Odi Fellows, in Kentucky,
and 3 1888 members. During the past year the
sum of 5000 vas expended extending relief
to brothers, and there is now on hand widows
and orphans fund amounting TO $l9,336. The
for the year was $40, ISL.
Democratic banner., 1850-09-23

GenL. Cdss.-At a democratic meeting
held on the 18th ult., at Fayetteville, North
Caroline, Genl. Csss was nominated for
the Presidency with great enthusiasm. In
Pennsylvania, the home of the talented
Buchanan, the Democrats Of twenty.one
counties, recently expressed their prefer.
.ence for Genl. Cass for President.
Democratic banner., 1850-09-23

A~D'ogRHNEET OF CoseREss.-A resolution
passed the House on the 9th inst, for the I'D.
journnent Of Congress on she Both September.
It will have been in session about ten months
the longest session sver held, and by far the most
stormy and threatening.
Democratic banner., 1850-09-23

Il Judge Henry A. Billiard has been
nominated as a candidate for Congress from
the Second Congressional District of Lou
%isiana, to supply the vacancy caused by the
resignation Of Hon. Chas. M. Conrad, who
has been appointed Secretary of War.
Democratic banner., 1850-09-23

Jenny Lind attended divine service al
Grace Church, New York, on Sunday week,
much to the disappointment Of q vast crowd that
had assembled at Trinity Church, where it had
besnrsp'stsdshs intended going.
Democratic banner., 1850-09-23

Senator's Fremont and G,cinn.-Fre.
mont and Gwinn, United States Senators
from the State Of California. were sworn
in and took their seats in the Senate, on
the 10th inst. Senator Barnwell from
South Carolina presented the credentials
|of MI. Fremont.
Democratic banner., 1850-09-23

General Hinton's examination, at Cleve.
land, has closed. He was committed on
two charges. Bail fixed at $4,000 in one
case, and $4,000 in another. Not yet Civ.
|en,
Democratic banner., 1850-09-23

The steamer Ohio left New York on the
18th inst. for Chsgres. She had only IS
passengers. The existence Of Cholera on
the Pacific coast, has frightened off the
gold seekers.
Democratic banner., 1850-09-23

u The Cholera in Egypt was reported, by
late advices from Alexandria, to be raging with
a violence equal TO that Of IFS last visitation. Its
course has been traced from Tunis and Malta.
Democratic banner., 1850-09-23

-. The corn crop Of Russia 10 said to have
hssn for the most part Destroyed hy locusts and
"a insect called mylo.kis.
Democratic banner., 1850-09-23

FHenry H. Sibley, democrat. is re.
elected a delegate to Congress from the
Territory Of Minnesota, BY q majority Of
$50 to 200 votes.
Democratic banner., 1850-09-23

il Mr.. G. P. r. James, the celebrated En-
glish novelist, will, it is said, deliver a course OF
lectures at Boston during the present month, on
Modern Civilization.
Democratic banner., 1850-09-23

II. We call attention to the notice Of J. B.
Henderson in this paper. Persons indebted TO
DR.. Bartlett, are asked to come toward and set
lie their notes and accounts.
Democratic banner., 1850-09-23

II The Liverpool Journal says a more mel.
ancholy death.bsd than that of Louis Philippe
has not often been seen. He had no friends
he lived %unlovsd, and died unmourned.
Democratic banner., 1850-09-23

The silver mine recently Uncovered nsar
Knoxville, Tenn, p'Omiset an abundan,
yield.
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TRAVELLING,

F4 --.ss= NTW-YGRK & ERIE ~ t II ~ :;
s3 AFW Il, ~ ~ =. a.
r,ent-I.enve Ne,v- YorE for Eiaghampan Elmro Corn
n Hlr-eIs.i Geneva Rochester Buffalo and lqerna
date place iaiiy. b. s.eall5oaiS I tioi NJ : 60
ERIE from TIer foot o. Duane St Us 'oiows
Breakfas' md supper on board the boats :, r.,
Chester Go-l en- Mddetowu. Port Ierys NlrroVyso1is'
I1grcr.ct neros.t Lsnesboro Bnslanton. Oweeo wa
yprlev Finn "a and Jefferson arriving al Geneva ~ ~ VI
Passengers for Rochester 5utalo &c can otse d. ouo
W and fp- Inc ypress Tram from Albany next morning
arrive a Roester and Bualoih tn. time a. passsn'
gers via baay. with the advantage OF ulghl ieS' u
WAY AxD Mail TaIN-At AN stopping at all The
stations arriving Al Corning me same evening a. ~ - 80
WAY TRAIN 81 4 NJ for Ousvile and 81 intermediate
NI- KrssTRArNat5P NJ stopping atPiernont Sut
rsres Chester Goshen Mddeiowu. Usvlc, Port Jerfls,
~ y-s,itrof Hancock Deposit Lgnesboro Great Bend,
Rinshamton. and all the stations west OF I'm 3AnIon
i5oS.- FIR RufAlo b. this proceed 70 Geneva and
sIe In TRIM arriving Buffalo same afternoon f1ssen-
GERS for ithaca CavugB Bridge and towns on CayuT 4AAe
take The cars OF NE Caa IN The arrival OF
at Owego, which leave uheIla.,iy ~ .9 ,1p9
tie Enc trains Passengers tor Iiosa an M Z p
ties a. take the cars OF The ornlg Aa 6o
at Corning Stages leave Nafro"s3 49, - n IT,
TanesboTo Binshumton, Owego, WaYeTy, EstFs' Oo'H'
Ing and HomeiI FR lf% %S 4 T6 SE 8 H
FvpRrss TRAIN leaves Genevaat = M stopping AZ "a
mira W averv. O5YeSo, Bughamon LanesUVlo' ip E.
Wanrork Narrow sbdrs Pof; Jerys Midtown 99Ilen'
Ilt.,ti Si5fsrns arriving in New YORK at 80 NJ
WAYAND Mail TRAIN leaves CORNING ~ ~ - p
at all tire Stations and arrives IN New ON ~ p VI and
vile nj v stopping Gt all stations West OF oL
hgIptou and al Great Bend, Laneseor9 DePoS,.,
Narryy.Ilran Port Jeryis OusvlIe. MddletoSn Ntien
Cbes;er Suderns Bud Permout, arriving III Ne"ioiA d. .
oG ~ - - ~ leaves Oasviila at ca " stopping at all
tbe .ratirr- and arriving in Neyy-Y0rk at ~ - AL
NEVgt.asII BRANCH leaves Newburgh az . ~ NJ ,- t
NJ aId P NJ connecting with the trans cong 49,
Leave Chester al & i \ NJ and Pm. and 10 PM OF o"
arrival OF the trains from the w est ~, - p n
Freight Geneva Rochester and Buffalo ana a.! pafes
West taken by Express freight trans ana Is ~ NJ y Ai
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-24
TO LET

q y t%TIgD-A house in bond-s: VIC oily o. a
& }re .or ;eTrr OF yesfs sad immediate oostsisi ~
Il O. room the second Honr and privilege n Ihs
usr or tc had and oDre possession Oh the htst OF
Eioy Ataris post pait, Il ne Tribnne otlie s'9tw
e.. HOUSE WANTED-A gentleman wishes 10 ;lire
E;i small but convenient house, with all the modern IN
A pruvtnents from the inst or middle Of October neAl
The r. nj Iansl excecd $500 year Address po5.pAr
PARfl, at the Office of The Tribune aus Gavin
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-24

z sSli11~ss ALL RIV g.R.-By lie speuli and supe
&zaazr-h=z--- er,teaners BAY STATE. and EMriRE
STATE of grea strength and speed particularly adapsod 70
HE uaviea ION of Long Island Sound running connection
with lie Fa. Elyr and Qd Colony Railroad distance OF
IS miles 70 Boston only Leave pier r the Battery
Th,. steamer BAY STATE, Capt WIN Brown Tues
davs irbur.days ana SATURDAYS, at NJ
IFle steamer ENpt IRE STATE, Capt Benl Bray on Cd
MONDAYS Wednesdays and FRIDAYS. a. Z NJ
T5est steamers arr hed with conmodious siHe-rooms
and every arrangement for the security aud comfort q pas
Tg,rs WHO are Afforded by is route nigAts rest on
board and Oh arrival m. RIVER proceed per lr0an,
reocIipo Boston early tie following fag OF can remain
on board getting der breahaS II wished io qnui tnS
starting Of tho Accommodation tram a. - An "'l'0"
reaches Boston q about So AM -. .i., -,
pca ee-llasor attached 10 e4th steamer WHO re-
ceye and tickets the baggage and accompanies tae same
10 He rates. for passage and TIE price Of sfaeroons the
same rs by other lines fit, a.. i;, =, o,,t f,,r,
4 steamer runs IN connecuon WIN ui's NO ~ ~ ~
Providence. dAitg except sundays l., -, az
Ft 10 Boston is taken tho same rates as ~ inc oes
regular lines aud forwarded with greater eXpeoh oy an
FItrf - gh- train which leaves Fa river every Ioru-
inS Snday tNcepted at O'Clock Tor Boston and New
Bedford arriving it, destination at or about II Al D
For freight apply on board az The office on fief Nh
For rooms or bertls apply on board or II Il Is uesiieN
IN ecllrt, them ahead application may be nade 10
ielay TISDALE BORDEN Agents. 20 anu u w est.s1'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-24
~ FOR sALE at BK0OKAYN.

III FOR SAIE at BROOKLYN.- Thrae bfi 4
81 dvyelug fousea sal ott snasi on the iouih SIDE OF
A safe At siookJq, and Within f7e mnuts' " ak 10, Of
thu eouth Ferry The houses lhfee::ores high Yin
atca and counter q by 49, ots 70 feet in good or
der nud ready ilmodiae occuyauon. i0efdl amount
may remain boUd aud mortgage II not disposed OF %
he m Or her next thew vii be sod al auction iJon lhere
s2I 3u,t6dt ELIAS G. DRAKE lOl Frontst.
ASeA FOR sALE-A desirable country residence intge
ELL md about one hours ride on the New-iayeu Railroad
Itconsis OF acre good land and surrounded with shrub
berv Tie house in good order Il on the DGnpury
road and viii be sold low as the subscriber has Tor
if Inoure of GAUNT & DERRICKSON
iai4 IF 80 South-st
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Change Of Hows, commencing Sept %.

Change OF Hours, commencing SEPT -.
Fse1E,~- r-szE..zzzssszs-- KANIAPO AND PATERSON
l4lissss hrs.;ss .s<5 MD PATERSON AND HUDSON
R2Ez-1EH-----iA-RI RIVER RAILROADS.
reaye Sulfern's Depot at Leave NeWYork al
= O'Clock A. NJ. Bocock a NJ
10 O'clock 30 min A NJ 3 O'Clock Is min p NJ.
Is O'Clock p NJ o o'clock 10 min L M.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Lroye Sufrrn's Depot at Leave New-York ut
= O'Clock A NJ o'clock a min Z. M
or on the arrival OF the Erie trains gong tast
PATERSON TRAINS.
Leave Paterson nj Leave New York a.
III O'Clock A. NJ Marketst oclock A NJ
81 O'Clock A NJ Patn Depot 10 O'CLOCK NJ
191o,cIock NJ Paterson Depot O'Clock r. NJ
ii o'clock NJ Patn Depot 81 o'clock p. NJ.
O. o'clock ?. NJ Marketst. 6{ O'Clock L. M
Except Mondayg o,,,,,e
Ieavc Patterson al Leave New-York at
~ O'clock A NJ Markctst O'Clock A NJ
Al O'Clock p. NJ Path Dep. 5t 0clock L m
n Bon Monday mornings the first train rom Suteras
willlea at g. or the arrival OF the OusVle train
The A. NJ and 5 45 o'clock NJ trains from New
York vii not stop my station north Of Paterson except
Rock Road and Hohokus and VIII be IN iine to meet ne
Erie trans morning and evening going West at Sufer9s
Depot 80
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-24
az DESIRABLE rEwARK PROPERTY FQk

81 DESIRABLE EEWARK PRoPERTiY, Y. FQ OF.
& EALE-Yte 'uhscaer executor OF 6aorSo ha l2
the prtInifsr Nc. lSg Eulherfy Il In Ne|ark j. eon
gsttng Of etFossofy dwelling houss coI[t sId a s
den al l. good condition and reprir Tbs lot ID ii fee
IRON, by 800 deep and il cclted IN veJ pea'an' snd
rapidly mpEov,1g Part OF me ciy Possession can ne glS
On II hprii peX also he ouftorY house and lo No $50
Broad ri Newark directly opposite the Frii Presbyterian
Church aud oflhe locations 10 Necy Tor who
gtp above property Is entirely foe from Dcnmbrance
ara The e ndisp9thne Terms made Snown on a2plcs-
ton 10 JOSEPH n TUTTLE, Esq ~ newark OF 'n9 ul''
de SHRED 81 40 II Broadway Ne1-YoIk
III 6v7eodt J. B. ARTHUR Executor
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SusFIcioN OF MURDER-An Investigation ID
nov, ing on under the direction Of Coroner Stone,
wbich 1t ie feared, will ahow that murder mas
been mmitted by poisoning. lts circanstAnces,
80 far as it ia proper 30 glvo thom publcy arc az
follow A man betWeen 40 and 81 years o. age,
Ited suddenly about two weeks since. He was
Eejzed With sudden illness, while cutting dlnner,
1zhioh terminated fatally ten hours after. So9ol-
zion f1ul play res,E upon brother OF the vie OF
She d q ased for the reason that be was IN some
rnan1 interested in the disposition OF CERTAIN pro
merry IN possession OF deceRsedl and was eo00'
she PROMISES at the time of his illness and death
Wbether the woman is implicated or no: Il mat
7er q, conjecture. 1t is atated that the man VINO
died s. ked his wife, while eating bis laat end per
hapK fatal meal, 'what che had put IN ns soup 10
make j. taste 80 bad1' the Coroner very properly
oaused the BODY OF the deCeaeed to be dlslnterred
yeste law. and the stomgch removed and placed in
5he hei ds of Drs. Miller and Laugwortby, who are
now analyziDg the contents with Wow 20 tne
dateciion of poison, il il contains any No acton
has yei been taken, beliove, in relation 10 the
srrest u the parties party upon whom suspicion
rests For the credit OF the race it is hoped THAI
sborcup investigation will remove all Suspicion OF
svrong doing The above are ali the facts we are
In POI ssi0n OF, except namea OF parties, when IL
Ia not proper to publish az present
Rochester Daily Advertiser
MARINE SALINoMETER--A VALUABLE lNvEN-
TIok-We were shown few days aimee, Gays the
Peter Esq Pratsst, near the bridge an eppATa-
sus hioh has recently been invented called the
aMaIine sanometer,' designed to indicate at al
Slmes the exact degree of sadness In the boilers oil
sea. going steamers II is we'll known that sea wa
Sar Contains certain quantity OF aalt, in proportion
Of H. Of salt to 80 or 80 lba of water, aad that
wbe 1ed to generate steam, this salt is ets IN the
boiler. rs all the water eysporased is fresh The
salt i left in the boiles, it is equally well known
woud coon work its destruction. Hence the neces-
sty v ftoh exists of blowing out, at intervals pof
zion o. The partly saturated water from the boIers Of
4tesm veases at sea, OF plying on salt water. one
of the greatest difficulties with which an engineer
0na1ea going steamer has to contend with H. that
Of aiming the watsrin his boiler at UNIFORM
than certain quantity OF salt it is necessary, to
its deposit in the boiler in the form Of scales
by blaa ng off portion Of the eelt water In yes
.uPed win 9@6s or sop Do~ sp o
ptrt.,,,u-sometimes Tot enough, ami at otherS
to nv i. In one ext ue, .he salt escnmqlo'es In
fbe iar 70 it's great injury End in the other ca se
= erc,t luss OF fuel ia caused To remedy tie diff
Gcu> MS salinometer is Intended.
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s-s4- -...z...-7 MORRIS AND ESSEX KA H
1f-Is T2.:5s5;...;e. :, n AD-PASSENGER TRAIN,
Esss2 s-ff;z1-.- PEIeayo NewYork foot OF Corr,
lanIst A. NJ and 1! 7. NJ Leave Newark 81 a. VI Hii'
81 P, NJ. IN. roo,,o hover e Is A. NJ and
* NJ MOrristown 80 i. NJ and . + ~ 9ipi az
SON 80 4 NJ and , 40 P NJ Summit % a. NJ aiu % ~
p NJ AIilville, 80 a III. and 10 T. M Ofn'Bo' ~
A F ri qsa T II Dover Nj Leave New
h9 Gsis % oRss cAR-Leave Orange NJ and 80
7, NJ irny,, Nev,-York II 30 A. NJ. and ID r. Nj s
PASSENGERS by these trains received a,d S;t
acI' .y ut North and South Orange, Mlylle summit
Chatham Madison, Morrstown, Morris Plahs DanfHl''
Rockuvay und Dover -, \, ,a,roor
train leave for Suchnsunny Stanhope Newton, tackets
Town and Hope daily; Nh ord and Owego Mondays
Wejncstlnys and Fridays and Tor Sparta Johnsonburg
Bairstown Columbia Delaware Water Gap, StrongsbufghI
continuing TO the LackaWanna Works passing through
Bartouyile Sanhope Pa) Smiths Tavern, Neagieayiie,
Clifton Dunmore Hyde Park to Providence on Tuesdays,
THURSDAYS ana satdays ind returning meet tho r se
trains for NewYork. 80.
Al Denyilc stages leave for Powerve and Boonon On
The arrival ofte A. NJ and NJ Trains from and meet tho
a NJ and P. NJ trains for NeW-York
Al NOrztnyyn stages leave the arrival OF the A M.
messenger trains for MendRm Chester Schooleys Noun
tan Washington BeYidere and Easton, daiy, and meet
ihr p NJ tram for New-YOrk.
Also Tor Basking Ridge the arrival Of the ? NJ rain
reurnng morning. connecting with the A Ai train or
Nav.-YoTk sl66
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Ia5o CENTRAL RAILROAD OF N. JERSEY. 1880,
vgas,r ,-e,-z.zez.-7 SUMMER ARRANGEMENTS,

1880 CENTRAL RAILROAD OF n. JEHSEY iSS9'
yta1p'ss rzszzz=4zzz1 SUMMER ARRANd iG
la - commencing April i52o-dHs ho9S
sH---111l---ext extends from Ehzabethport - miles 70
White House n reducing the staging between inc term
ms of the Road and Eason 10 % miles and 70 ochooieys
Mountain to nie .Ap llu DIRK by steant-
on the New Jersey Railroad winch leave New-York from
foot of Cortland ST. at the hour new route to School
ey's Mountain with less staging than any other.
by steamboat from pier l. n r. or by the Newt Jersey Raul
road foot of Cortlands at NJ. and I'm leave EUZ9-
BEETHOVEN at 10 A. NJ and P NJ.
PAssTYCFR TRAIN DoWN-Leavc White House at -
M and IS P NJ North Branch al s. M. and % PmS
someryiile at 10 < NJ and 10 PM Bound Brook at 20
NJ and 70 P NJ; Plainfed at 10 An ana ~ -, Ii
Westfeld lat 81 AN aud Nj ElzaoehI0"n d. i'~
10 30 AN and 20 2 NJ. .,o,, futa,va
Tie freight train with passenger cars attached ~
White House at 30 AM Somerylie ~ fIapne ,j ~
and Elzabehpor by steamboat at ~ an L.sIai9
leave Ncy-York by steamboat RED JacHt5 HUN p'' Is
North RIVER at ? VI. ,a1 20 ,,o Nv THO Uno
,nns ri The boat I'll u 20 O'Clock to insure oehg taAen
through that day. H.. - ,,,o o,,;goi ~ ,,o o o,orook
,,a from New ork the White House 10 convey passea-
,er IN Taf0n WilkesbaUe, Bethlehem Allentown Hanch
5lnk Pa and to Remington Lebanon Clinton Milford,
Re5lehem Bloomsbury, New-Hempton, Washington and
Belydere n J. On Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday 70
Delaware Water Gap Sroudsburg, BartonsYe otanhope,
Daizvlt BuckstoWu and Lackawanna Iron Works sc "a
n B-Al baggage 81 the risk Of the owners until deliver
into tie actual possession ofhe Agents OF the Company
and checas or receipts given therefor. 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-24
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II = 10 Z Q II = 4 e = y ~ p = -
gsal:..-z4 BARGES.The barge CLINI0NGI5 C&Pleuna
7sa8ilki7z-zN Wiltsie, every Monday; EXCHAN9A'
Capt Rosekrans every Thursday POUGHKEEP51I-he1
Can Hoffman, every Saturday al O'Clock P d. rom 'o'
O. Murray-st for pussengers aud freight With state
rooms md spacious and comfortable cabins? ana a. eJ ak
preasy fitted up tue comfort and eg T tho stages
to Sharon Pine plains and Neiionot5 the barges or Is
For further information, aPPIiYg, ou gt'' je2l 6m
WILLIAMSON i VAIL 1874 "eo.o- -----