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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-20

run as follows, Sunday eXceptedl connecting a POUCH
keepse with Inc qs5ai{ steamers 6 mW MJKEV
mining 10 and from Albany, and touching at te usua! NJ
'eraedIq 9F lSy'5iES EwYoRK. GOING NORTH,
From the Office in FIudson-st. near Chambcrs-st
AT A. M-Way tram Tor Albany stopping at all way
saos on the r92@ 4j G G2fn ybc az viii nn "t
HYDE Park. Kingston, Bsnytown, TiyoiL Maiden Cats
kill hudson CoSsacke StgyveSant ana Se"-pal'lo'e'
-" At n 4 M-FApress train for Albany, stopping at
Workers Dobbs Ferry DeaTman. TarytoWn, Sng-Sing,
iI am conneciin9 at Poughkeepsie with the NEW
WORLD or Aida, which VIII land ut hln9sol Maiden,
Catsk Hudson and CoXsackie an1 arrive at Albany at
4tl2SI-Forfreigbt and passengers to Poughkeepse,
&I5f M"For passengers Poughheepsie stopping
Ut &e It '1 M2FGr passengers Peck stopping at the
Af 10 P M@Express train for Albany stopping ut
Yonkers Dobbs Ferry, pesrman, TaTryto%n' Sms,Sng,
bureh and Milton Ferry come cling at PoJghheepsie with
the steamer SOUTH AMERICA when VIII land at Hyde
Park Kingston BanyioWn THol, Maiden, Ca,s6il, Hld-
son Co7,acke, SuyYesant and New-Batimore and arrive
4 P M-For Passengers to Poughkeepse stopping
at Nil tie way stations.
LEAVE P0UGHKEEPSE, GOING SOUTH
AtG IS A. Al-For New York, stopping at all taH way
Az l. s-For freight and passengers 70 NewYork,
Sopl5u Is u Mo- Ney7Yor stopping at all the way
stations except Croion YerpGncHs, raby HOOK and One
No ON arrival Of steamer from Albany
which leaves there att \ NJ stopping ut eYllamburgE,
Fshkj Cold Spring, Garrsons ee5sSi sa's-Sng Tar
All p Nor on arrival Of steamer from Ahany which
leaves therc at II 4 NJ stopping all way stations except
10y 9 zap Nor on arrival of steamer from Albany
which caves there at Is P. NJ stopping at all way stu
uolS Oh TTl S'7SI PFEKsKIT.L FOR NEW-YORK
MGI5A M.-Stopping a all way stations
Passengers viii promote teir convenience ana aieIy DS
observing bp following rules: LIST, Give particular direc-
lions to he baggage where your baggage 10 be de,
ered that lie may mark accordng gg tie[5 59 e e5o
inc, t,, cars. I'd do not stand on the platforms.
~ fs55tf OLIVER II. LEE, Superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-20

de=s FOR SALE-A desirable country residence inthe
:i town of Wilton Conn about a miles from NoTyyaE
and about hours ride ON TIE New Haven Railroad
1t consists of good and and surrounded with shrub
berry The house in good order Its on the Danbury
road aud viii be sold low the subscriber has no use for
it. Inquire Of OAGNT 4 DEFNlCkhON,
icl4 If i50 South-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-20
NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA

NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA
Ec41r rs=zsz4zssz=zg1 NE WsYORK AND PHlILtA1f@ "A.
Act3 DELPHIA DIRECT-U .. 's Nav.
o. q in IN fti ao eIas s s1 81
CO. seSond ciass-Teeye NeY-York 81 N G t. fos al
Cortiands st and at A III. and p n noEn s1a Fla
I6sr,Fst Leaye Philadelphia Of a2a "a - aaIg ssa
RON ft1; Of WHnGH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-20

~e<>ss UNITED STATES MAIL LINZ
go fRQM , G4 A rs 70 III N AsA pe m
did steamship ISABEL LG00 tus BURDEN commanded "
CgDt William Rollins wil her reslnr TIPS on
Mouday Oct l. and sai reguar from Charleston D = tor
Havana l st and 18th OF each month ara rom fA'a
ua 10 Charleston the Sh and I'd
From Charleston and Savannah 70 HANNA 80
From Charleston and Savannah 10 hey West s59
For particulars arplytn
ln Charleston "a " C. MURhO3I3
Accents in Havana DRAKE BROTHERS ( co
Passengers leaving Havana hy this ship can reach BAN,
mere by The land the fifth day or, by meeting lns
sea1tT Soutl!eruor reach New York in same inns. II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-20

sv.-,. rzzz=zz.zzzzzr- lIORRIS AND ESSEX RAIL
"a Eii s@ 35si.ssz OAD-PASSENGER TRAM
Az.a ---~-A--------UP -Leaye NeU.Gork foot OF Cor
anl-st A. NJ and a P. NJ leave Newark IT A NJ and
81 ?, NJ ,,cr- ,t 49,,
as p M Morstowr 80 4. NJ. aud . NJ. Madi-
son 50 A NJ and 10 = NJ Summit 90 \ NJ and > %
P NJ Miilyllc 80 a. NJ and $ d ? Nj Orange, ! %
FR REC TRAIN-Leave Dover 4 NJ Leave New
Orange IioRsF CAR-Leaye Orange \. NJ and 30
p NJ leave Neyy-York II 80 \. NJ and - P, NJ
Passengers bv these trains are received and Delivered
each way NJ North and South Orange Mlylti Summit
CIntlam Madison, Morr7toHn, Morris Piaus Danyllle,
Rockawny and Dover =,
train leave for Sclnsunny Sthnhope, Newton, Hackets
town and Hope daily; Nil ord and Owego on Mondays,
WrCnes avs and Fridays, and Tor SPARTA JclnsOnburg
Blarstown Couubia Delaware Water Gap 5rrongsburgh,
continuing the LackaWanna Works, passing through
Bartunyr Suutupe, (Pa Smiths Tavern, Ncaglesyille,
Clifton Dunmore Hyde Park to Providence on Tuesdays
Thursdays and Saturdays, and returning meet the T. Nj
trains for New-YoTk
the arrival ofhe A. NJ and NJ Trains from and meet the
a NJ and P NJ trains for NeWfOr
At Mnrrisown stages eaye on the arrival Of lie \ NJ
passenger trains for AIcndha Chester, 5cHooey Noun
AIN Washington Beyidere and Eastun, daily and meet
the P, NJ. tram for Ntw-f ofk ,r -,
Also for Baskug Ridge the arrival Of the ? NJ train
returning next morning. connecting with the n Nj tram Tor
New-Iork SIou
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-20

.ne4 For SAg4 OR EXCHANGE FIR city pro-
iy| leiy ace shuug situated cDun seat or firn Of
~ over fifty scres, landing on lhe Hudson River,
So miles rom NapYcIk. 9oct LAID Improve nen!s
TenP moderate for which end mriher particulars GpDy
Warrington emtth al Weit Nneeenlhst or 26i Ves-
sighteenh at sl8 lmeodH
m FOR SALE-A very desirable farm highly cult
sts waited and improved. III Essex County N on the
e. Morris ard Essex Railroad, with every VARIETY Of
woodland orchard, meadow, &c. and well watered VII
be sold ow terms favorable. Apply to PETER PARKS
Il Wll-st second floor back Office. siil'i
x-0 FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY PROP
~ FT.-A beautiful fam of 1870 near Cold Spring
r. lurbor L l. % acres good wood, 20 good orchard
grated fruit good fence and buildings. Steamboat and Rail
on2g I'M O. f. BUTLER, Spruce-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-20

- FttUeG1 RIVER S1ThS-For sale, a. Tar
r'tov,n, sn9mp-r Of the nos! eieoe p!o'f !or huild
vi Ing Iadson River coutsi ing from l 10 20
acer having f-e of he Aver f,r 80 or 40 miles
a7i Wi hir Inirues wall Of re fafosd dep0i and
stesuboei ending Por pariicul4 rqqire Of D. YhlR.
guN, st ht WAFER. Cue est.Dissln=n!. Terms e9.y.
IerTytoWD, sept % al9l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-20
raa4s DAY LINE FOR NgW-HAyEN-

E9.Sllh3r-pit jrEe new and beautiful steamer REIN.
zsSzfzzzz----fsDE DEER Albert Dcgroot c3mmander VIII
leave Ney-Yorl every morning Sundays excepted az
ococt and rerring eaYe NeST Haven at o'clock, IN
Passengers arriving IN New Haven by me express HA
from Boston will have ample time 10 reach the boat
Dinner for passengers Immediately a''ef 'e9'-"s "''
wharf
Fare75 cents yyrrrf.uqOV
N B-For freight apply on board or u "
/ VAlLiS, l6i West-et ~ v
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-20
,o5o cPNTR RAILROAD OF N. JERSEY. 1850
70 .-.-.---.--.-.-., 81 NIN.EIS ARRANGEMENIS

1880 CENTRAL RAILROAD OF N. JERSEY; 1872
Fe=sg-- r-Eszs-,l SUMMER ARRANGEMENTS,
LIZ VIZ commencing April J. l95D-Ih!s Road
extends from ElizahehPor - mixes %
White House n j. reducing The staging between the 'eni
nus Ci the Road and EastuE 10 p miles, ana 70 9cHoocy
Mouaain to II miles. Tins line leaves Se" ORR oy emu
boat RED JACKET at pier L. Il and coAlecs SI tas
on the Ne-jersey Railroad which leave Neft or i,oII
foot Of Cortlands the lne hour ne" fou'7 u ''eoF
ey's Mountain with less staging than any 9Il3l NJ v
PASSENGER TRAI UPPassengers Fli -Neas p -
nv se0Irb0a from pier Mr.. or by me NePY,Je'se{ it
1ad fot If C1rtaud-st AZ An and FM lea'c I''@A
teihtown at 10 AN. aud PM - wit fIonse at 5;6
ptsePSccR TRAIN DOWN.Lelye NA,t9 iIo1'c az n . 20
4-l at r. ia NJ AMI : 10 PM; Bound Brook at 20
~ I'D - r NJ Panield At 40 An. and ~ PM
vestfeId AZ s. A NJ and NJ; Ezabethiown al l5and
1880 A NJ and % PM >, ,,,
Tie freight tram with passenger cars att1cEed VIII eaYe
White House at 80 An, S0merylc ~, Peinheid ID,
and F2abefhport, BY Steamboat at 30 An Returning,
leave NcwYork, by steamboat Red Jacket from pier J,
al fre from New-Yor, intended 70 go by this line,
must be at tie boat IL 80 O'clock To insure being taken
tlroug gil that day. -,
train nom New York tie White House to convey passen
l.ers TO Enon Wibesbarre Bethlehem, Allentown Nauch
Chunk Pa Bnd to F.eHnngton, Lebanon Clinton Milford;
bethlehem Bloomsbury New-Hampton. Washington, aud
Bevidere n J. On TUESDAY, THURSDAY and Saturday to
Delaware Water Cup Sroudsburg BarLonsyi!!e oalhope
Dalevie Bucks05Y. and LgckaTanna Iron w &c IA
n B-AIbaggagc at Tie risk OF The owners 1ldehVer
ed into Tie actual POSSESSION OF the agents Of the company
and checks OF receipts given theieiof' %
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-20

~, FOR SALE Or EXCHANGE -Three lots in
a5 Newark N J. % by l25 ana 100 acres land II Adams
CO. Comfy Ill 70 miles from the town OF Quincy Inc
land half wood and nall prairie with stream OF water
running hrough It will be sold low exchanged for
city property any improved places on the lines or the
Hudson River New-iqyen Railroad not more man 81
miles from Newly ork and near station Inquire OF
sl1 I'm r. GLENN, 1871 Fulton-st-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-20

SAHAF NEXT! RHE JOUREEYMEN TAIL.
w ORS COOPERATIVE UNION TAILORING Es-
fASLlSHMEFT, lS4 Na nau-f ct door south OF Beck.
nan, open for business and public inspection They
invite their fellow artisans snd citizens 10 choose gar
ment from splendid assorted stock of Fall and Winter
6oodt. Every garment 10 warranted to ft and made In
he mosl fashionable, durable atye. We say In q word.
come and see what working nechSnics have DONE can
and Will do sis Inns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-20

~, FARNT FOR SALE-Tne SUBSCRIBER Oilers rsaIe
his firm containing Il6 ofand Il is handsomely
Located 2: miles south of CALDWELL IN The township OF
LIVINGSTON Essex county, New-Jersey There uponit
arge new t7yo--tory house and good farm 0uldngs the
und in good order and suitably divided into wood me
dow and pasture thereis peach orchard OF 500 trees II
full bearing and others IN state OF torwardness To-
geher with apple orchard OF six acres Oneha OF jhe
particulars inquire OF BENJAMIN MOONEY, IA Plattst
Now-York or to the subscriber upon the premises
aU2q I'M JAMES JARRETT, Jr.
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" ? g BgHEBII ,lf- a7f RsBo2 + E.o
mig # " D. BISHOP, ) deceased.

eaYALU&BLE GoLD AAND EOR a 3, : IL IL
seS acre. IN Stafford Courty virginia on me hspPa
@ be1r0ck River distant y miles tom Ffedeilssourg
Psse: hopi no 5a .is sa o3 G9S Of the
fnee fuit in the country The o 10 rich aud ptodu cve
under eul,iyson hs fqS9 re- w9
her alone Iii also well wsered throughout by never
ailpg Bpngs The Rappaha1nock Cana pa5te, along ne
boundary lire lha estate Extensive veins ot NE goa
bearing quartz xa, the rropeiy tie productive NON
roe goId nina having been worSed up to ana lis ysds
traced ac-sa he ZANE Tbe 7rodGc, q tbs surface wash
lag slope Of TIC Monroe rntno vac about S7sV1o me
quartz vcin lisswse f5p 70 be ,Inc11 n25 F ., oo
Ter 1usho Tbo Rsppahannocs nine recently ao!d lf
large sum C 5cmrany IN Philadelphia aud new Worbea
b. s.eau l. only hall mile distant 6pecimens OF mo ore
from he Horroe mice car be seen On sppicaonto Tue ua
cofSigned - ~,
stocs company. hall Of the purchase money viii he
tai tocs q TIE company SO (ofneJ-Iae D4isnce
unIfcunhera res estate IN New Yors or Brook.
yn Asosrifs VIII prababy view thale premises osoro
purchasing further particulars are deemed unnecessary
AMI 10 BURT & SMi0T, Attorney
siq AZ 81 Valst New. Yofb
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-20

gsER Fs5R SANE AT WILEJARiSBURGIT, L..
S toitn without the dioiuing ots story
house in efec order aituated on the of South
Ninth aud Secoi sH within three rruues ~alK OF the
Ptckslp ferry Inquire on thu premises or uf
gJ6 Iw* ROGERS L CRANE 1873 Fronist
tsan FOst SALX-The atorv dwelling, SO
Ns Cro,ny-sl. II sold befJre NV It Tiliba TO let
AeRsi Iuquite OF Y EWsANk, go Croshyst 1t. El8 9iV
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-20

zsss Az PRIVATE SALE.-Oo sadilon aqusrg-
Ea The hou.e ard lol situated On Madison avs1ue, be-
@ tw. en- twenty fifth and Ywen!I ak ots op?ose ile
Square The hou,e ie 25 tne 'front.' and s8 e3 IN dep!n
with an exeneton OF 10 inches III Hot and cold
water ana gns throus bout the hOUte N water closets au
bath second story Zine marble mantle with hand
some grsteg giaen bnds all The Windows having plate
glets IN frog! pEror and b7tement
Also. the adj lining lot mz5 be had II desired
For terms and further particulars applyto
El9 wv 4. J. BLEECKER AVc,ioreer, ! 2ro;d-s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-20

CLOTHING AND TAIA0RTNG.--Immen
0stock of fashionable readynade Clothing of every de-
scriphon-lO 900 Goats from II TO 70; 5000 Vests from 81
TO 81 500 Pants from 81 10 s. 10 measure Cloths Cas-
sueres and Vestngs, embracing everything new and
fashionable drst-rate fl always guaranteed single
tlal wlh convince all Twenty per cent less than any
house III the city for cash Remember the and num-
Der MlCHAEL CONWAY.
50 Smeod- i3 Fulton St near Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-20

MEMS AND BOYS CLOTHING al wholesale
WAND retail-Over fifty thousand dollars worth of fash
onabe Readymade Clothing for sale d, low prices at
VANDERBILTS,9 81 Fultou.st Also, large assortment
offashionaQle goods which win be made order in style
that cannot be surpassed No. 81 Fulton-st northwest
Sorner of Gold. ST lmeod*
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-20
FOR CALIFORNIA

Afx3a> w T2K tGiA'4thbF FT VIA cHAGREs
VIII dispatch he splendid dolbIcengne % IoH nPPsy
on Thursday Sgpt ~ ats O'Clock n rom S sg, Gtil9 5
Wgrrcn-st North RIVER, with Goy.s,r Pf iV'sta
passengers for San francisco and atcfmedass Mails and
The connection at Panama VII be carefully keps ms AMI
not hedcayc Panama beyond The usual a7 IN 10Y wa
The books are now OPEN and Passage bs se1ared a
PROM sEw,Yonx TO cnGREs.
s,seo'S tt', ,,r,s saloon '''''''''..'''eios
ise1asc O 5ch found bed and separate table
FROM PANAMA TO SAN FRANCISCO.
Ssra sgSa found Ss bed and separate ta6o 10
'4'" S s.ss s. 70 sr sd s's.;s.s.
Savannah ...,........,.,... . 20 10
Rayaq @.,.a:: - - q <
Freight 10 New. Orleans % cents per crbic foot
Freight Havana viii be taken IN limited quantity 81
Consignees to receive their goods at ships tackles ie-
dia,ely after her arrival at Havana.
To secure freight or passage 8Rpy az se omee OF @s
Company, III Weetst corner Of Warren' 10 poav,ns
Specal notice is given to shippers by this Gne THAI .ae
Company have prepared form OF bill OF ladng adapted 70
cation the Company ofcH and with which aoy are re-
qaesedo provide hem;eves as no oe h 0sm T .1n 30
slgned by the Agent OF me 1oihpay Ai pms W t1ss
mus be signed before the sailing OF the vessel S4 70
-.-c.!,1, TIIR0TEH LINE FOR SAN FRAN
%sAlsaalSS CISCO, VIA CHAGRES.-Ihe new and 'Avot-
CHFROkf4E
PHILADELPHIA IA 100 tms.. Captain Root H. Pearson.
form he only direct line between Newly and Oasgre
and in connection with the United States Mai sIeapaeSets
il, Ike Pncic sennonihly line through to San francisco
REDUCED KArEs or FARE TO cHAGREs,
Cherokee Philadelphia.
After Saloon State Rooms ........Sl2s 90 sig %
Forward Saloon do 10y w lcS w
Lower Cabin .,.-.......,.......' W W ,.,,,
Al he above dine at the bleand have the privileges
ofthe Saloon.
and boar,il ............-..,.. So9 W 20, %
Freight to Chagres 10 cents per oo Expenses on hs
Isthmus are borne by passengers.
For freight passage apply 10 s,.,-, NJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-20

on and alter Tuesday May 81 he passenger rams wII
RIM rs follows SUNDAYS eXCepted connecting az Pough
i,s, al yth the fastsailmg steamers NEW WORLD
Aida. JOSEPH BELKNAP and SOUTH AMERICA
mining 10 and from Albany and touching at tue usual NJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-20

-nvgEo ,POUGHK EEPSIE LINE oF
e. Asslh-.i4B ARGEs-The barge CLINTON caP d34l
Wiltsie every Monday EASnA r3S}T1
Can't Rosekrans every Thursday; POuGakEEfos! Z,
cant Hoffman every Saturday al ococh T. Ai TON Ioo'
- kf11rnt-st for IA ssengers and freight
OF M te bargs are elegantly furnished with state
rodms and spacious and comfortable cabins and are eX
Tessjy fitted p for the comfort and convenience OF pas
sengers and arrive at N tine lof u9 7VasS7
~ sharon Pine Plains and New Miliori
For further information apply board the barge or tc
WILLIAMSON VAIL, l64 West-5L Ie~4 oln
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.
SIMMER ARRANGEMENT, Il

81 - NEW-YORK no AL- dix D
] j. u BANY, by Railroad l;. ~
aas2- -1aa--------4- md stennbOats.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-20

.Tvaa FOR KEYPORT, MIDDLETOWN
& - POINT AND FORT HAMILTON
tAzAA1as2 Steamer CtIINcARORA leaves Chambers
at pier daily SUNDAYS excepted al O'Clock p and re-
turning leaves Keypor at 3 O'Clock a Nj. and For Ham
tod Is a. Nj Fns, to KeyPort u colts Fort Hamilton
lst cents Ia SIN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-20
CLalI,klING.

THE ASSOCIATION OF TAILoRS
EpEG TO NFORA their flendR and the public that they
phAye opened store for the sele OF readymsde clothing
~ The
EOWERY, NO. 7.
They have stock of harvest and Winter goods hand
snd she suit the and wants OF their
al the shotea letter. End cheaper than ony other establish
mept 10 the trade. el4 2w*
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FARMS FOR SALE.

Fs=s EXTENSIVE AND YAI.UABIiE Plz ST
g8;a FRTY FOR SALE IN SHRE" obQh1, N g., =.
--A JERSEY-The extensive and yala9le aIin OF =, ma
taon OF the late Alfred Bishop ESQ oi ETldSepOf~ 1ii
ajr,n,ad NJ NarrIrsnn in township Of Shr9WsDuf @
rcut county y J. Is offered for sale al price mica
below market value Of property IN taI Ylclil 49,,
This is the desirable property n nal c.o anu
purchased By liz late owner win view %! l' -
most superior and desirable plantation IN th5 par " .
country. Il has been pronounced uY many Vi INK ''+
agriculauTists IL tins country. ~
Il Ia located rear the growing villages Of h2d pan
Shrewsbury and EGtnntOI Convenient To the ciy 90
York two steamboats, running daily 70 and from tft
mile distant from the properly lls bou1ded on ae s'h
by The Soul. Shrewsbury bay when iiL1lauea l
unsurpassed facilities fishing, shooting and 5a4lhg
THIS splendid estate collected by the late iF bisp
from four distinct farms adjoining each other anl Vch 10
Gether form farm OF far hundred and hty acres Ell
Ofwhicu with lie excepaOn Of twenty acres OF thrifty
growing timber laid out ii square fields 50 connected
with snes that each different ted u connected with an IN
falling spring stream OF fresh ycZ Tor cattle Is fenced
with yellow locust posts and straight rails. and IS under TIE
highest stsia OF cultivation
There afr upon the properly three commodions frame
houses fourth principal tGTn or Mansion House,
wei constructed tenant houses, large wndnl observ
oor tower 80 feet nigh boethOuse abundance OF barns
carriage houses stables and other oubudnGs and very
extensive oyster grounds
Its wei stocked with fruit trees OF every kind raised in
this cnse and there belongs an eXhaust!ess bel
eo "a nd mari exceedingly rich its erhzng qualities
and necuarlv ADAPTED 10 enrlcng and keeping the soil
Inc asan productive The SOILS exceeding ly adapted
to Fnrden end fruit cultivation for the New ORR markets
viii he sold desired, in separate farms, ranging II
price from - 300 up 2ooo but Wl be sold US Whole
At a considerably lower price
prnpertvi in It's immediate vicinity has risen IN Vaue al
least 3 rer during the last two years and Il
and rapidly increasing in value consequently mere can De
~ tr e ~ OF sale apply to YOUNG &RUTHYtN Ator-
news IS Nassast Newly ork where map OF me properly
can be seen 10 Capt LEANDER BISHOP upou me prem
ses or to either q The subscribers al bfluRePVI Ooi
Bridgeport August 2j 1877 r,,.,,,+,rs =.
W. /. hOAhhlJb
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-20

<elr,s.e CALIFORNIA PASS ENGER AGEN-
%6Ett9 CY l70 Broadway, New-York, s the place
"%sS-1aa2 where passengers procure impartial inforna
ton and selection OF bera and passage uckes thal e.
cHre direct through conveyance The most favorable
ferms Information Circulars gratis EYerybodyis invited
TO send for one Life insurance done on the mutual system
Address, postage pad, .-,,, =, n,,prt,,, =, co
ANNOBB DufTDhl u W
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-20

sr~za BUFFALO AND CINCINNATI:.--
The splendid 9-psss,ure steamer am R ETA
for sandusky City every Wednesday and Saturday even
ing O'Clock or on de arya Of the express tram nom ON
alrnne, leaves Ssadusy Cky every Tuesday end FRIDAY
rDurItAE al O'Clock. adS llT
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.Tu=s >FOg SALE OR CHARTER--Yns
RuhIS4AAz=sz51 new end elegant ltIls ssesmer A. h
Es2aA5z7tS sCaULTZ, l64 uns, rs fee. deck, drA"s
q fret ups II Ies per hour; very economical In ne
Llso he ,tesmer NfaROD, Of sound nolodety. Either
boat mas be chartered for ezcuraions Apply to
all Inn j. Z. COFFEE, Agent cor Beach ana "eHab.
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(rrs-9 INDEPENDENT LINE FOR SAN
z FRANCISCO VIA PANAMA-rhe splendid
sHzzzsSI1ssss steamship CONFIDENCE, Capt Cannot, ID
ovneced 10 arrive M Panama about the 2Qh September,
oI3 vii, sail for San francisco about the l5h ober
The steamer WILSON 6. HUNT viii succeed the Conf.
dencc and probably leave Panama during the month OF
November For passage which viii be areinced raes,
apply to THOS HUNT co. % |Vilianrst n. Y. or
n '25te SMITH & LEWIS, Panama
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THROUGH LINE

<rSAe TIIROUGu LINE
fsfsA=>s1z---lsSAN FRANCISCO VIA CHAGRES,
Direct and by the L. Mail Steamers the Paciic-Fho
splendid steamship PHlLADELPHlA, Roherl H. Poarson,
Commander VIII leave her dock Pier North ltYcr tor
Chagres direct. Saturday, Sept. IS, at ] O'Clock.
The PHILADELPHIA and CHEROKEE are the only
steamers running direct Chagres, in connection with
The United States Pacific Mail Steamers from Panama TO
san Francisco
Passengers by the Philadelphia will connect at Panama
with the splendid steamship Tennessee For passage aP-
nv 10 ROWLAND 4 ASPINWALL,
sll t28 81 and IS SOul-St
POS EnIPIRE CITY LINE.-THROgGH
&rMIGle TICKETS TO SAN FRANCISCO, yis CHA
shass4hA GRES, Saturday, Sept 23rhe splendid Steaa'
shin CRESCENT CITY, 800 ms burden, Charca siod-
DART Commander viii leave her dock Pier North River,
for Chagres, on Saturday, Sept % at O'Clock
FARE TO cIAGREs;
Aver Saloon
Forward
LOWerSaloOn
Slecrage uatress and board %
PANAMA TO SAN FRANCISCO,
In tho new splendid steamship CONSTITUTION; ..oo
First Cabin
Seerage. AV
For Freight or Passage apply TO
J. HOWARD SON, 81 Broadway ~ 4
Sept II, 1850 sll DaWHah
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-~eflSe u. R. 81 iron n UN. 81 Wallst wiz
&lshktN forward their next Speciai Express on Saluf
sisrzs day, 18th inst by the splendid steamer OAha'
Aiarge packages be handedn on or before Friday
9th. $3.50, , ~ ,.,
small parcels received ill 70 NJ on the day OF aanng
Letter bags open ill q o'clock.
Early application must be made for large lots
Invoices mus be duly certified at the Custom House and
"al T1 W. ~ "'''''' 81 WaLst
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WasbnetOn A, btcOB O UtVTVIT "FI'V"
lowing interesting letter 70 the Vernon Fanny
gazette, BelowR Falls;