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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-05

FOR CALIFORNIA.

cf[c@a FOR CALIFORNIA VIA CHAdRES-
G[1LB4s WITHOUT DETENTION AT PANAMA
The United States Mail Steamship Company
VIII dispatch the splendid doubeengino Steamship EOR-
IAon Friday Oct II ats O'Clock rom the pier foot of
Waneu-si North River, with the Government Malls end
passengers for San Francisco and Intermediate PORN
The connection Al Panama viii be carefully kept up so
prevent any detention beyond the usual Say N port
The hooks are now open and passage can s secured at
hetelloving rates:
FROM NEW-YOR1 TO cHAG2Es.
StGte-rOOnl berth
Siandee berth forward saloon ........,.,s 30
Storage BERTH found bed and separate table =. 90
FROM PANAMA TO SAN FRANCISCO.
Stae-Toom berth $500
Storage, found bed ana separate table 100
FROM SEW-YoSK TO
S-atc-room. Standoe. Steerags.
Charleston. $2j so $40
Savannah .'.....'...''.'.'. % 20 10 10
Havana ........,..,,........Iu % y
NeW-Orle1ns --.--,. ..,... 10 Oh 70
Freight to Chagres 10 cents per cubic foot prepaid.
Freight Havana soc per cubic foot barrels 81 30 each.
Cousgnees to receive the goods at ships tackles lne'
diaiey after her arrival nj Havana
To freight passage apply ut the office OF the
Company, III Westst corner of Warren, to -
Special notice is given to shippers By this line that the
Company have prepared form OF bill OF adng udGpod 10
their business which will DO furnished 70 shippers appH
cation the Companys uice and with which they are
duesed to provide themselves, other form viii he
signed by the gent OF the Company All bills of adng
must be signed before the sailing of the vessel s28 ton
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-05
PACIFIC NAH, STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
n I'll .l.aIn- nGckeis

The United States Mail steam -P4 Pr ~ 5i,o
0nE6i0N " / 0Q9 tllns . Capt Garlic E. Patterson,
CHLfFORNIA 1850 tlns :. Capt Thomas \ Budd,
TIINNESSEFI i 500 tuns. -. Capt George A. Cole
CAROLINA... eco tuns -. :. Capt T. l.. Whiting,
UNTCORN. eco tuns. -. Capt j. Y. Nicholson,
form semi-montly line between Panama nnd por.s in
California aud monthly line between San Francisco and
passengers in the After Cubins furnished bedding
not wines and liquors Passengers in the Storage found
with such rations furnished 10 the aud with mat
rcss and pillow All passengers VIII DO eowed space for
exceeding in measurement cubic feet Freight on extra
baggage merchandise when taken, S00 per hn ami u
Packages should not exceed l25 lbs weight for mule
rage. Cabln: 81 e;
Passage from Panama San Bins or Mnzatan. So 500
San Diego .......,.... 30 ~
San francisco ---.---. 500 10
No stores 10 be landed viii be taken rs baggage
Al personal port charges including health fees and boat
hn be paid By the passengers No passage secured uniI
pad for Apply at the Office of the Company, New ora
81 SUutlst ri
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FOR EUROPE.
- TME NKW.YORK AND LIyt


@E4x THE NkW-Y0Rk AND LLXEK-
&rGIGls POOL UNITED STATES MAIL STEAM"
Frs The ships comprising tins Line arc The
ATLANTIC, Captain West PACIFIC, Captain Nye
AtTIc, Captain Luce, BALTIC Captain Comstock
The ships having been built by contract, expressly tor
Government service every care has been taken their
stucion, also in their engines to ensure strength and
speed and their accommodations for passengers
Quallcd for elegance and comfort.
Price of passage from NewYork TO liverpool $50; ex-
elusive use of extra size stalcroom 1923 and $500 from
Liverpool New-Yorl, S35 An experienced Surgeon at
iacLed TO each ship No 3ertls secured uni paid tor
PROPOSED DATES OF SAILING.
FROM NEW-Yo X. From LIVERPOOL.
Saturday, October l2th 1888 Wednesday, Oct 30tti 1850
SapIfdav October 2fll 1850 Wednesday, Nov. 20h 1850
Saturday Nov 10th 1850 Saturday December 7th 1850
Saturday. Nov seth 1850 Saturday December 2lst, 1850
Saturday Dec I4th 1850 Saturday January, It'll, 25
Saturday Dec. 28l 1850 Saturday, January 18th, 83
Wednesday, Jan. 9Th, 1901 Saturday February Isl, 620
Wednesday, Jan 22d 1881 Saturday. February 18Th 1890
Wednesday, Feb 9Th, 1851 Saturday, March lst lGJl
"Wednesday, Feb l9lh 1881 Saturday March, l3ui !5J
Wednesday, Mich. 9Th, 1851 Saturday March s1lh lS3l
freight or passage apply TO EDW Altp n GOLllNS'
q, Wal-sL Newly Ork, or 10 BROWN SHIfLEI y w.
Liverpool =
gold silver bullion, specie lewery, precious stones or
metals unless bills OF ladng are signed Aefelo ana tle
value thereof, therein expressed
After the Isl OF April next the aie OF freight by inc 6ooVe
WI be materially reduced so II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-05

Ga FOR s!AI.E-A great business stand store build
- posed fseparatey if wanted in that manner Build
ing prime located nouTisling village
the Hudson River cash business in full operation
and established FOR many years The owner being in bad
health obliged to remove South but would remain In the
place long enough his influence for ie concern A
ply 10 PETER }. STRYllER, (Mcssrs, Holmes Goa
oil lrueod+ 695 Broadway, n. Y
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FARE REDUCED.
<Sr>e> THROUGH LINE FOR GAEIFOR~
&Eft1fe NIA AND OREGON WA CHAGRES direct

a10sa@sSsn1nN-The new andfavoro steamships
CHEROKEE .500 tuns Captain Il Wlndle,
PHILADELPHIA Lice mns.. Captain Robt. Il. Pearson,
ira The only direct line between NewYor and Chagre5,
and in connection with The United States Mail eanpackea
in tie Pacific, scnimonly line through t. San francisco,
and monthly line through TO Oregon They leave New.
York about the 18th and 28h of each month
THROUGH RATES OF FARE TO cHAGREs.
Cherokee Philadelphia
Saloon State Rooms ...,,......... 500 90 500 90
Lower Cabin NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 80 90
All the above dine at tue same ableand have the privilege
ofthe Saloon.
Steerage (tound with mattresses
and board fo So 20 Each n. g % il
allowed personal baggage free to the extent of 25o lbs not
exceeding measurement ten cubic feet Expenses on e
Istlmus are borne b. the passengers.
For freight or passage apply to Nv
Rowland < ASPlNWALL, 81 South-st n. Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-05

EJMMIN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS I6JU
On aud after Tucsiay, May ~ ho passenger trains vii
ran a. folows Sundays eNccped conneclg NJ Pogsh-
becpsie with The fns-sG,lug steamers NEW WORLD,
Alba JOSEPH BELKNAP aud SOUTH AMERICA,
iunuinq aud Albany and touching at the usual IN
.,t ofrt,.l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-05

4gs E0Sg p aLG-Ou Thrty.fira st between Thtd snd
ga Lexington ave. ,lreestory fnd bssemeni aoufes,
3Ess with gooa under cellar-ihey fitted with every
convenience, and built 10 lhe hest manner and will be
solc low II applied for foo1-$tCgO can remata on bend
the pren{ses or Aiochaaica Exchange, 8toada
SfoIu u 10 | oicloch daily C3 ny
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-05

4sRss Fur pALE--A large and commedlo house, 10
fee BY CO. wllh Elk acres Of land tdjoi9t3g, WIN
" fe niuucs' walk OF tho Dep0 al the village OF Port
chester The location exceEent and the beauty and
of prospect equaed by aUy location in tbs neigh
borhold The building 10 aud originally intended for
boarding school, which 1t Is most admirably adapted.
Onehaf Of be purchase money may Iemsn on bond and
mortgage. Inquire OF e. Sulrai Esq fortchcnter or
s2S 6teodt DANIEL HAiGBY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-05

esaa AZ Pk4lVATE .SALE.--The three atory brick
M houte bnd lcste OF lot llS East Broadway, szs OF
M ho0ao rs feet n by DC feet deep-se OF lo 20 ee2
inches by IS fee! deep TIE Jesse has to run 20 years FROM
The house Is Ia 6rs rate order 81 6tO Cen remain
bond snd rsor'gaGe II deslted For termi &c apply TO
ATfbUNY j. BLEECkEE, Auctoneef, BFoad'Et
n9l "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-05

zDAKAU3s COOhtNG aSVVh,-Tha eHea.0l OF
s In puuic lie invited 10 Inc EbnYe eaAey nFw zrlce
beT1i1E eshor Weed or coGl Ii I. ips5did cssfon
rloT otc wh ls7ee III oyez ara II as' all the COG
sr for rc-sarg " 10 obliged COOK In their
suipg roos II ia ia, liz 4rce Tia, s s5ed Aso ths
celebrsed ludecetdeut Air right Cook ~caf nn7ers%.
" admitted 10 be e bskiDg stove ID The nHfRS tie
Gen, Ct T a. Rpsnai$ Gle with revolving craze,
together m Toe largest aud besl ettortsd sioek II paor
ISL sLc Office stoves AID s2lSg6G R1ssG iron dru11I;
ne fUucd 10 tbs 81 b u tbs NV York S;ye Factors,
$50 (now RAINIER, Grsnd cpP05!se a83aI 9sr.et All
e.sEes aA-r3pt-o 81 ,'sss4t-d Il q NVaS
nj PM
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-05

ak FOR Ball. W giGisaad yelling house IN
~ vi8ge TarsVtown Ii ia OF tTo Stories With
SA7 baeucIt Id attic and is located in lh9 pessAUteI
street IN ha village, whin 7s uiout-s walk Of The 6st
road Dep0. 7hc louaoS Ia complete ofder apd posses
sion may b. tnuedlstely The Ia view Is vey
fine. Apply 10 b, r,rs A b. 4 D SANDS, 100 Funost
or 10 ThIiytoan 10 q C. GEBRlNG. oil imeoo"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-05

~ DESI IA bL 4 NEWAhh FtsOt EAi N
~ sALE.Rhe 'ustc'iber, executor OF George aaiEhL
A deceased uters private sale, on Reasonable terms,
the prt nises no 1873 Mulberry ct In Newark J. con-
sstug Ct & tgYostoty dwelling house cout5erd gar.
den al good condition and repsir The LOT Ia a feet
front by zoo deep and Is located in very pleasant Gd
rapidly proving of The CITY, Possession can be CIV
On IL Aph so ha four story house 8n3 lot No S36
ErosQ st Newark directly opposite the First Presbyterian
Church and of the beat locations In the city fol- whole
Gale or reei business Possession given IN Ap1 next
Fhe above property IL entirely free from ncunbrance
and the tile adspn.ale perma made known on aoplics
don 10 JOSEPH II FUTILE, Esq al Newark or the
deRigned st 10 AZ Broadway, New.YoIk
nl76wsodh ! B. ARTHUR Executor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-05

EvEEY SORE 0NT IE & SKIN To,.orr. sca,rg
4SeaRcarr ptirn, &c &c tss be 1000 md rsdi
Ply Cured vileoIt any ussfcp j by siGgs cal to ,i,S o.
I 3. WQ6pa. 20 Badsas =. 19,. ,4saseaees VII IA
SiFea As o95ss slS lz<
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-05

~ FOE skN FRANCISCO DIRECT.--fte
SIsFG new f4itfaliug New YORK BATH E1ip An IS
aa~ DkAKE, CsPs s.ull Gore, teTta2 ~ se fo7rsra
~ hsr carg sill msss with immediate tsps,cb
f5r Ile shows pm. F3, baisDca Of ftsgataegL9 70
sFOFFQKp RILES&ON ( CO.
SO "a s. 51uth.sl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-05

M AIAT 1T &llIi. 30!
w Consumpt. on's arrows. DoisGHt'ppped4
Are va nlS ftoIG tb- w. Sttue sipped
Full etI1e Vicuu'r orr aay
IfAfS JEWS has shupied
heT remSdy sut lCitf-d
Lttu's otsdsl-the eheat
Coueh aud cz,aFtA yVi.t hsri1 vain
Opsn lhetr hsffSsttla spAPui
S0a s1ppi 'asig n0lsy rsc< g.
Syou5At t stlltnt d OF Cough
She With her Candy d-ives them CT,
Aod tts, ~ ,Le afst pScket
Tn.9 Con. t,rge. MS cufe slvibe,
IN htes6way S. Three seeenSy-nne,
fp0,. siwE 5uo dc aftcie
i3!eo We eV44t Fsctctuse,
~ ~hel N' core III sfllbs uoSs
!04 ~ * ASu Paelce,
Tts sVeet a. cue Of ga.2elesrss 'ecaes,s
sas lt'ti = Re1'-z lOa-ic,ses,
Il enf9S ~ HUeuet:
Tbs gaesAefs LaBi.snelI tt fa'tsvea
A-d sQte Talspertt 3 az on siyel
Rev S.ssakht d. I cace4zs
sojt Wholesale aFd rs,sg by srs W JnavIs, 36a
g't.a eseerts Eech package itiavsgsblv tigna3 MRS
W JEKVIS Sc sac 10 arr ios Ma JERViS'S Cold
csndy Futuo II pseA5sta 81 Is Is Is aud 5 eac4 II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-05

I--11sT1s INDEfKNDENr LIVE FOR SAN
q Ilst{. FRANCISCO yia PATAMA.-rhe splendid
Fn-N'--s-'@- Steamship CONFIDENCE, Capt Ganneft IS
expected 10 arrive at Panama about tie 2U.h September
au3 VIII sail for san Francisco about the 5th October
The steamer WILSON G. HUNT VIII succeed The Cont
dence, and probably leave Panama during ne Inonh o.
November FOR passage which will be Al reduced rlles
auply 10 THOS HUNT q CO. 81 W-iljaIn-st y. \. or
. zitt SMITH { LEWIS. Panama
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-05

%sa FOR 9At.E Or go LET.-Four Houses IL
ssE lhe block Of ffiI class soae font houses Oh
@"A twenty. hirdst beveen Fourth and Lex Bg,op 10
s200 OF Inc pu' cheFo viii he 1Aen IL city con ry pop
ey, End large portion OF be euce remain on bond
and mortgage Apply 70 s. RICHARDSON, l0 ren.h ST.
before 10 rrd tfei oc.cck, to j. PARIS, Nsssaust
Keyr al the buildings oil 5Feod7
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-05

xzs1,s r7,sgs.ss.sssz- Kris AND ESSEX ISAlAE-
KfSS Issszssssa.ss.s n GA D---PASSEN9ER TRAIN
&2aG%2ssfs-TTP- Leave New York foot OF CoES-
,ar9st q A NJ and AZ P NJ; Leave Newark 81 A M szSa
3! P. NJ ,.., roo.e ~ A NJ ana
| Is P. NJ; Morrstown G so A. NJ. and 3 2 NJ MsSsc
SON 7 30 A. NJ aud 40 p. NJ summit % A. ID ana "
p M AIllyile, 80 A NJ. and ID + NJ; Orange, o"
A. NJ and 81 p NJ - NJ.
York IL 80 A. M. ga
p NJ; leave New. oyk ii 80 A. Nj. and B 10 L, M:
Passengers by these trains received and deliV@oa
each way at North and South Orange, Mlve, SuiBmRe
Chatham Madison, Morrstown Morris Plains, DanrDaab
Rockaway and Dover. -
Al Dover stages connecting with tho A. NJ. passenger
train leave for Suckasunny Stanlopc Newton, Hackoia-
town and Hope, daily; MI ord and Owego on hondaEa
Wednesdays and Fridays, and for Sparta Johasonbtrg
Bairstow1 Columbia, Delaware Water Gap Sron gsbHTgt
continuing the LackawannG Works passing throa9a
Bartonvie Stanhope pa Smiths Tavern NeaSlesytio,
Clifton Duumorc, Hyde Park 10 Providence on IuesdeyS
Thursdays and Saturdays and returning meet ITO r u,
trains for NeW-York
At penyille snges leave for Poworvile and BoonoR
the arrival oftc A. NJ aud N Trims from and meet eaa
A M and f. NJ. trains for New York.
Al Alonisloyvn stages leave the arrival OF tho 81,
passenger trains for Mendham Chester Schoo!eys Moun
tain Washington, BeNJdere and Easton, daily and ns0e
tic = NJ train for Eew-Gorh
Also for Basking Ridge on the arrival of the T M hSsa
returning morning, connecting with tie a. M traa tcr
New-Eotk sl60
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-05

NE.s COUNTRY SEAT ON THE HUDSON-For
ki sale farm of about 80 acres in the Village OF Hast
ings q miles from the city. The house new bulk
OF stone the substantial manner in modern style
with y rooms and has OF the most commanding views
Of the river and adjacent scenery ltunItes unusual cur-
grounds are in the finest order well supplied with great
variety Of fruit The whole part will be sold appca-
Hudson n Y 1879 WV ALEXANDER BRINE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-05
FOR SALE.

dusgs DINfNG SALOON FOR sALE.-Tho subscri-
EE her wlaea TO sen ho old e'tsbiished DinRg Saloont
As lis Johr-s Bow in successful speraon will eel
one he 10 an eDsfprsi map thst will DIN hun Ia making
erso1s hitng np largo Saloon in addition to TIE
prssei one vii extend tho business 10 make 1t
n OBJECT ho ho situation equal TO any In the CITY,
for an excessive business Adply at llS Jobn-5
OF lwh B. W. WENTWORTH.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-05
~Nvs1o = FOR BOSTON, vlANEWfORr Am
rGaiLA-iSL1 Ilr fnns "A


3 asal!ss,s--5FALL RlYER-By the splendid End saPs-
nor steamers BAY STATE ana EMPIRE
STATE OF great strength and speed particularly adapted IA
the navigation of Long Island Sound running Ia conneccs
with the Fan River aud Od Colony Railroad distance Il
IS miles TO Boston only Leave pier r. the battery
The steamer BAY STATE Capt WIN Brown, GA Txes"
DAYS Thursdays aud Saturdays, at |. NJ
Thc steamer EMPIRE STATE, Capt BENZ bfaYtoo, q
MONDAYS Wednesdays and Fridays at 3 III
This Ine is the only that direct for Nowpor
These staumers are fitted with connexions sate-rooS
and every arrangement for the security and Comfort u pos
sencers who are afforded by this route nights rect "a
board and on arrival Fan River proceed per raaroo.
reaching Boston early the following morning or can reaaA
on board getting their breakfast wished toI ana rs
stsrtno of The accommodation train at -, All Wtac&
reaches Boston at about So AM
bnggasenlascr attached to each steamer WAC ~
cevcs and tickets the baggage, and accompanies Tho sa1s
to It's destination,
The for passage aud the price OF stae-eoos4 w
game as by other lines
steamer runs in connection with this line TO and fezz
Providence, daily, except Sundays
Freio TO Boston is taken the rates as by the 06E
regular lines aud forwarded with greater expedition By Is
EXPRESS eish train which leaves Fail River every mora
inv SUNDAY exceped) at O'Clock for Boston and New
Bedford arriving It's destination at or about IL AN
For freight apply board, or at the office on Pie y
For sateooms berhs apply on board or It Is desired
TO secure them ahead, Gpplcati N may be- made 20
ielGy TISDALE & BORDEN, Agents To ana I'll WeStSss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-05

gYE FASH ENABLE HATS.-Just hnlsa9e iAe
81 Hott splendid article ever offered t2saas ~ q
silk Hats &, tie low price Of 5, usually 500 a -
Also IN arlcIe ii s. % Neat Hats al e. BRoE n!
s2S In l5g Caual-st One door from s'iu'.l'
Ell FASHIONABLE BATS AID Cap, f5t gst ..
ILL AID youg2 gsut sdas RouneH SO 9o - ri
csps Tor ibiere sad lRg3s sss9filenI OF sye =
ey Of f-rF siyfyU hard kGrs PIT Z of2@% - "a
AoNARQuEfa, u aonsfJ go '@
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-05

No. eCRIEIITH's WEsIEhs --I55l5kz
ESrsslAAssj eLlNE, lG55-Coninues TO carry -
&E==zaa4''7NSS goods oi al descriptions bg canals
and railroads from Ne%-Iork Bo-on and PhlaeelP1a 10
Western New-Yurk reupsV yaula- Ono hel5itay n
nes.ae Michigan Indiana illinois Missouri, Iowa W.
consn Mnnesc End CANADA We I5ee22 en94i !g
Dsirif ana pper Lakes Is unsurpsssad Reference eng
bad annexed card Office - GTa soGa-
s.. New NorE. L M ~ : ! l - IN
BALTLMOBE 49,. .,.... Cept j. W lit
QltFh GiI4 '.'''s.''''''.''''S ~ ti-a5
SUPERIOR .,,....s,t...'.4. - az. ~ d -
ONO ...,..s4..,t,t,,t,,,,.Ca Capt kica&Ids
TKOY .",.,.....;.,s,....s'. Cart " aIhl rs.
One of the above FIRST CHss steamers VII leaYt ne 81
dfekv ma Toledo dock touching al interim sSte PoELs
daya9 A NJ Passengers icaeied lhroqgh rom ont 8lao
to Cincinnati E0rfls4t or Pas.4Te qBPy g y215p u -
my2l eodtDl Long Whag! and Snip Canal. bliAo.
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1900 RITES OF FARE REnOOED.-

.csa9as RATES OF FARE REgQCED.-
sE1HG4s EMPIhE CITY LINE--fh ea<h Tlc1ens 10
sa''t'is' SsU Francisco via Chagrsg Ga qrteY oco-
bet l2-Tte spsaoid steamship EMPiRE CITY, 205
tuns burden J y WILSON, CoDmsnder, VII! leAvu hor
dock pier No Saturday, Octnbe IL z! O'Clock,
Tor CtagieE. REDUCED RATES Or CHARGES
Ssjo steNe
LaHei NE1lI oV
Gt5efage uiagestes AID DC ...........;,.. 30
fEgepses by hts ehio viii find accommodation nc! -
DO hsd any other st4umsr The stesgEe passengers
az afuisaet 7it separate mois F0rfoG OF Dssssgs
agP'y.o HOWARD a0N,
oil D&Wolz 81 Br1s1T'ly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-05

6Ssg az priVAgz SALE. -Four lots Of ground on
RY the 2or.h tde a. Sky a. :! 4l:o s1 ots o. inc
A sou e of slGty tso.d II each - By 100 setdaep
be wesu Sixth Erd Seventh avf For t5r1ls &c apply to
sS0lw a BLEEGKEE, huctloueoF, H'oad 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-05

Chaage Of Hours communicating Sept. %
Ez<e~ r.ssr.zzsss-r1gs-7 I2AMAPO AND PATERtSl1Fy
LIZ he5ss:.ia Is.,s. AND PATTERSON AND HUDSON
"---N1<----N--- Err RAILROADS.
Leaye sufcms Depoa, Leave HGw.fork at
= O'CLOCK. A NJ 8oct0cE A. ~
70 o'clock 30 MN A. NJ. O'Clock ID mn r ~
.6 O'Clock IN O'clock % mir. M
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Lcoye cuNern's DepO, at Leave New Y0rk al
*7o'clOck A. NJ 5Ociocl 10 uiln r. NJ
Or on tue arrival of tho Erie trims GONG East
PATERSON TRAINS
Ieayc Paterson nj Leave New York At
II! O'Clock A. NJ Aiarkctst O'Clock Il. M
g! o'clock An Pain Depot. 0 O'Clock A.
I2ocloek n Paterson Depot, ! O'Clock p, NJ
4! o'clock N Patn Depot 81 O'Clock M.
G. oct, OK r M Marketst 81 O'CLOCK + 81.
Except Mondays
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Leave Pntersou8t Leave Ne~-Yo6 al
u O'Clock 4 y. MaFkstst 9ocIock Al
4 O'CLOCK P n Path Dep. 81 O'Clock z NJ
h B.-Cn Monday morinsa tho lrst trans froia sdasraG
VII leave at 9, or or the arrival OF tho Oiisvle ttlln
Tie 8 a. NJ. and IS O'Clock P NJ trains from Row
York win stop any station north OF Peterson eEott
Rock Road and Hohokus and viii be IN time % noes zoe
Lre trans morning auo evening, going Wes Of SuherHs
Depot 80
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-05

~ ElthDkRlCk ". PAUHTnA1sf< &c
S@S CsGSlst would pspecttIil, inform LIS custom RS
BY = 500 teS pUbhclt general tl; le keeps usual
sss;rS@ very Isise assortment cf me Gol1 AMI SHSer
v HJches rich end G-,touabe Jewelry and Silver Ware
OF every Description Every article warranted "a rePTe
scented ard a ueowea possible prices Watches Jowiery
ind SLyer Na5u lusde 70 ordei aud repaired So M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-05
ERCAlfFUNSIA BOOTs-ghs Aer,uan.i

N9IaLit NNSIE BUUEs--gls MerrnalA
81 u H.1ofr' ScpI-G L Bu3aHEiL Farsy.s.
b. haf ready sSEiet OF 21ss Tor Us Calf5fak
s nsalls u which re 'Tcl4 Gail na sitaGGoa OF St.
pert ard cae-r de Il abic u supply pfonrtf as
OF hia We .iOus ssy.Es ui e Th material sud pfop41s
made FIR seTchsafs Soo 50 ias: aing Tor san sti.
ciscgrE ard the Airsg. Soo h6esuy foy NE dsggiugs
s1QSyss ?. H. SUsHEEL sarrS 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-05

Ass FOR SAEE-A desirable country residence in tue
ES town Of WuioE, Conn about y meS from NoTwalk
A and ahou huurs ride on the Haven Railroad
II consists of acre good land and surrounded with shrub
berry The house is in good order 1t is on the DanhrJ
road and viii be sold lew as he ubSerher has no Gge tor
il Inquire of GAUNT * UERBlGKS0N,
{alz n l59 Soutl-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-05

sTq, FOR SALE or EXCHANGE-Ehre lots in
Newark ~ j. % by l25 and $50 acres land in Adams
e. County Ill 20 miles from the town of Quincy. The
land is half and half prairie with stream of wafer
running througLit 1t viii be sold low exchanged for
CITY property or any improved places the lines OF the
Hudson River New-taveu Railroad not moro han 80
miles from New York and near station Inquire Of
slI In GLENN, l94 FUltOn-st
~ Eos SALE OR EXCHANGE fr city pfo;:
s-@ over fifty landing on the au8son kvsr
s. miles rom Ne~-York Good land improvements
10 Washington Emh, 2l West Nineleenh-a' or 26 est
Eisbtepti At sig lmcodt
6gsA RpIg SAE4B-Or Will be exchanged for produc
a$ tive Civ property Farm Of Us IN lns Iown OF
"f Eat Pshk puichest Co. within five miles If steam
boat railroad House, hsru and cut Buildings luq1re
OF ItAIasN hElYsEh 81 Rowery feom 10 ti3 O'Clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-05

Frtatl trains with passenger attached WI LeaTe
Hudson al II AN and West otockbrdge a 10 81 AN
Passengers by the morning. tram from Wesl 9oc4bridse
NAV take day boat for New DIX or the boa Tor Po4g
kecpsie and thence by railroad To New ork by II
Fare by latter roue from Hudson not exceeding > 2
Passengers by p evening train viii nnd he steamers -
LJIMBIA and HUDSON always waiting TOR them ana tne
fare Of those VIII be a low any other evening bQal
on tie rver-lrn % CTS downward, Is the Inc hcas isE
Through tickets frou West ockbridga 10 New lork s.
30 aud tic same fare returning Passengers shodu rcoi
Ice. Ia. tits fare Includes berhs, shicA l. excluded Ia te
fares OF olbtrr0ue5.
Tie trains from Hudson both morning and evonl@ coz
pscr VIII the trains oftite Western RoHds as heretofore
las en5 J. I. WATERMAN, SuPt