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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-09-20
: OsT CERTIFICATE OLE 5000 VIRGINIA

OsT CERTIFICA OF $500 VIRGINIA
STATE SIOC III iersh, il s!a appiy To iic
the ia" rrH"wl. ~ ccrd
cilc six per stock the sl' STATE. M 49, io sS. Issued
ot Ripptlnnnpck Company The Sh October,
ISIS signed VI Treasurer counicrsicEed by J.
Brown Jr Aui'nr whic! sail certificate lust by
December. Isis. Icreabpute md
wi II . power attorney executed blank By SAID Rappaannocs
Company authorizing r sal and tranr II M Iock being
property. ROBERT Mc6KEGoR,
AM L-I q. Cumberland. u MARYLAND.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-09-20

= ZON, J. II. HARRISON.
Nv II KENNoN co ship Asen's ind Commission Mer
w ctaas. New or!saas ,,.;e,,,c c nj, -,
r.,-io N.w Orleans: llaxail Brothers Co. Warwick
p,- nneuo M,ncre ca. Richmond, Virginia. pa,.son
f.A>1l - - IL, !. q, \sw YORK Sept. 3-clm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-09-20
MAINE-pIEE DpPE,Trn

CALAIS, MAINE SEPT. -Returns from most of the dis
trics in the h Congressional including two of the three
Madawaska plantations and large part Of Aroos,ook are
The stands-Pke 4409 Fuller 4ss In the scattering
plantations 10 come in, Fuller will probably pick up mo
Jory, which will save him by the skin of his teeth. The
We have had an exciting contest.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-09-20
SITUATION WANTED.

STU ALTON w ~ iSD. w., -o,, of r,y.
Oh .s,racu Ia III. Classics and English Literature,
ul n As .utor private family or pubic scaoo! ap'
"a the RS H. ID. iioge, Richniund, Nlfslnia
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-09-20

-. I. CRANE - SON. NJ. 10, 18th Street.
EE hceH!ns ther FAii. SIOCk, !s i,ar u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-09-20

MISSOURI ELECTioN.-Thc Missouri Republican
(Whg) of the 9TH inst comedies the reelection of Hall
Congress in the 4th district says
We regard the Fourth District as settled w. p. Hall il
reelected TO Congress, by majority Of nincty-one votes
We supply the vote from the missing county and then h
totals stand:
For w. P Hall, Anlo- Benton Dem. 56O(
" Gardenhire, Benton, 3S5;
Bowman, Nhg, 55l;
The delegation therefore comprises three Wigs one
ton Democrat, and one anti Benton Democrat Last year
] FIVE Democrats.
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Col! h"r'. y. &. .Iuly IL. l,jH. MACON MOVE
An 4i--cl
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-02-15
Form of Certificate.

The undersigned, postmaster of certifies that the
above named sufficient and able TO make good
their guaranty.
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-02-15
Fern: or a Bid ,chere no change from adrertise-
naent is contemplated by the bidder.

81 (or We the may be) there write the nam or
in full Of there state the residence or residences
hereby propose to carry the mail on No. from to
as often as the advertisement requires, in the time
stated the schedules and by the following mode of
veyance, wit Here how it is to be conveyed for
the annual sum of S :"
Dated
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-02-15
Form Of Guaranty to accompany each bid.

TUTHI " uUUtEuIty 10 accompany tucH Otu.
"Ihe undersigned there insert the name Of the guaranto
or guaanors guarantees that, here insert of bidder
or names OF bidders the may be- if his Cor their
bid for carrying the mail from TO be accepted
by the Postmaster General, shall into obligation
prior to the first day of July next with good and sufficient
sureiies, to perform the service proposed"
Dated
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-02-15
PROPOSALS FOR CARRYING THE MAIL IN KEN
lucky, TENNESSEE. ALABAMA, MISSISSIPPI,
ARKANSAS, LOUISIANA, AND TEXAS.

Extract from the act of Congress Of Sd March, ls45,
ti0n 49,
"And be further enacted, That il shall be the duty Of
the Postmaster General in all future lettings of contracts for
the transportation Of the mail to let the in every case,
TO the lowest bidder rendering sufficient guarantees for faith
u performance without other reference to the mode OF such
transportation than may be necessary TO provide for The due
CELEBRITY certainty, and security of such transportation
any new contractor hereafter be requed purchase out
or take at valuation, the stock vehicles of any previous
contractor for the route"
T Bidders will be careful read the forms and instruc
tons appended this advertisement They requested
state, in their proposals. the mode by which they intend
convey the mail Where the size and weight of the nails
the speed called for in the schedules shall require the
tracts will be made for coach, steamboat railroad convey
the may be- and consequently, such will
be let to bids proposing such mode OF conveyance In all
other cases. the routes will be assigned bids proposing
cheapest mode of transportation.
Railroad companies specially notified that their
gular bids be understood including the supply of
each office the line of their respective roads,
quarter of mile from depot Separate proposals for offices
than quarter of mile off will be considered.
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TRAVELLING.

Gsl Ss6b NS1N2MK S< y ERI =, RAIL
rangeneutL Leaving New YORK for y lnairlgf Ar
dsv snndays h. and errneda'e places
ELL or ERiE from pier foot Of D1Snr,' IioadAS row
Preahtas' an ana supper on ~ board tie boats
Chester Goshen hIddleown Port lew, ny a Saffns.
peFor,f anesboro bn&hamton, owcgo WsTrri sPP99rg'
turyvle Enra and Jefferson arriving a, u 10
Passengers Rochester Buffalo &c can loS I a. N
st Rochester aud Brsalo same time a,
gers Abnny, with The advantage o; nights rest a. e
WAY ,Np NM. TRAIs-AtG3 81 NJ stopping n, Al sa
stations arriving Coming the evening al 10 IS YEN
WAY TetIN n 70 p Al Tor Q6syie and aG nterncris,s
Mem ExrRass TRAIN 9 Is 7 NJ stopping a. Piermont
SnArrs Chester Cod en- Mddlctown f6r, iergs md III
ne stations vest OF Port Jeryis Passengers BuGao ny
s train proceed 10 Geneva dine there, and the r (
press Tram from Albany, arriving at Buffalo svenng
Passenl en- Tor Ithaca Cayuga Bridge and towns Cayuga
Lake iakr tire OF The Cayryn and Snsq1ehanna Rail
rosd AT O.eeo which leave mre,atrly the Arrival Of
tie Enc trans, Passengers for Toga and Lycoming couH-
ties Pa take the OF The Corning aud bosseurg Railroad
at Corning Stages leave Narrowsburg Deposit .ancs5oro
Birglmtou, Ovego, Waverly, tFsctoryy'e Elnira aaa
TRAINS no NEW YORK.
EMPRESS TRAM leaves Geneva at IS NJ stopping al n.
mira Wayerly, tFacloyvel Owego, Bnghanuou, lanes
Tor md Sr1fr,s. arriving in New York az 3 - NJ
WAY AND MAIL TRAN leaves Gornnget5 IN stopping
a lie stations and afr'es IN SCI lorA ar y ? NJ
Corning - Nj stopping az all me stations west of Port
eryis, ana at MiddetoNu Goshen Chester Saaerns aud
WAY TRAIN leaves Ohsylie at D a VI stopping al ali
~ A special Train Monday morning leaves Port Je1.
Wis At 30 AM stopping Mt all the stations and arriving 10
New-York at1oA.M
Q50A NJ. pnd 6l5PM connecting with the trims zoing
West leave Chester al IS AM. and Nj and Is P NJ
or on arrival ofthe trains rom the W ttst
FreiGt for Geneva Rochester and Buffalo and all pacea
Wes mfen by Express freight trans and I. lorwared
mys3 ii superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-13

ASSAULT AND ARREST IN NATIcE.-RoT Aa.oa
Walton OF Natck, Methodist was crested on 9aF-
urday lae., charged with assault; AID battery on
Mrs ]. D. White, whose husband e q sea e2taiA,
now away, bat expected home daily. He wv alton
wsa put under $500 bonds for bis appearance attic
higher court Afserward another ~sq issoad
charging him with assault with in.ont to hiil-6ut
he left previous to the Issuing Of the aeoond war
rant, and has not boen heard from since Theesnse
Of the quarrel at the time beiug urose from worda
sprngine up between them, relative g. matters Of
come eight years sinndlng Boston tImes'
~ Mr. DELAzoN SMITH, Of Van Buren, comfy,
in this State, ana somewhat noted during the days
Of Tylerism, Us one ofthe f.~ who feed tho mi.
&c Of e frowuing world, we see it ssafe L an IL
dependent candidate for Congress in 1ha Sseoad
District He it known by the fam ~ :oguo ca
of Delusion. Burlington, Iowa, Telegraph,
E9" TIE Potato disesae gems TO prevl' qnse
extsrsively in this quarter The prospect is noe7
there will be quite abort crop of that useful ea.
cuent Allegeny Co. Adv Sspt6.
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Thsnga liz Oanada.

NrTrNR
MoArREAL, Sunday, septs
Tho ,tor,n which swept with auch fury and de-
sruc ion to property over 30 wide range OF the
United Sta 81, played along tbs 0snada frontier
or, if Col. Reds stoory be accepted az gade'
the vortex of tha storm was 'omo deg'-ees sousa
Of line As. and We were favored with the o. 'ss''''
much to our profit for the drenchtns rams rev. T.,
the dropping heritage, and hill sides p'esi'4'f
parched and burn; bll0m 10 renewed loyellL 'Ss
Nearly ak weeks continuance Of hot sun made Us
SIGH for shower, and the farmer now rejooes In
the sbundapco Of ai,er.grsss. The Potatoros naS
confined tself in most cases to the STALK very low
II the tubes indicate dissase, and the sppi7Nsn
ms formerly entertained are su6sidlng--a gruo
witch ,orIcn;;orists call the Farmer mas ap
,,6sted In arrange numbers iniS year. auu M no
! ny de IONS are more SERIOUS " "a 'it' ,ot
portlond ond g. Lawrence Hallway 10 IN sotse
nroerets At this end Of che line About snifsy mles
Of rslIs Wi be Laid this D all onosips ms iOA' -
to Sherb.ooke from the 81 La@fehGe' Anete
noyg eeyeu hundred men al full work. all In perfect
hath ard in perfect hsrmony they conals' a2oos
equally Of French Canadians and irlsh' tH@
bridge for railwey purpose over the river a. chef
brooke will be the most unique on tbs oontlHahr
iDagmuch es il will be constructed OF I4speef-yes,
actual, Ill mstaksble jaaper, OF Wnlch uAQouhoeo
masses IRE in the vicinity of that town. fou are
aware chat the business of ezcaysting casper 10
boohs is expensive AID tedious and unless s'no
of Nour wealthy ones take up the business mere
the quarry is no. likely TO be worked 70: may
may mention fact Illustrating cur condition, tnas
We have not even poIisher here, and woud OF ne,
cessy have to send the blocks to New YoTR 70 oe
no,Ahed Its. believe, proposed by the Railway
COMPANY to prepare block of Jasper for me
In3oftrisI Exhbitop The city Of Montreal is dull,
o oVeu' to iethsTsy We are in the between
the apasms Of Spring and Fall trsde-the later On
the eve Of opening some aay brilliantly In the
parish Of 81. Jerome, north OF Montreal, mao
liant was taken up for killing ms wife by throwing
her into well, Ihey were only ghteen months
m l,u Il and he, poor ooi became j~aloos Our
new Episcopal Bishop WDO arrived last a'eaner'
is expected tomorrow. A.
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r.t f nnSI c STAGE ACADEMIA gentleman
lo o,t Fo ~ osron has handed US the following ao
So IL, Gls,; very s'foua dsAsser Ho states that
Ma a' 9iSrIon stage was coming down from that
he c,,e-S ae n morning lsat and was descend
bind ce, 'is, h.I Il became uncouped aud the
o. sboat II feet when e on rock p'V Tbags
we're sx passengers in it. all of whom are more 'l ~
,S.s injured Mr. VIM. Gates, part pronrictoy and
s snI o. the Kittannipg Rolling Mil Isd his
~ Il. osoksn' aud his recovery is deemed boneJens
Nc " u aaFgeops VIZ Irving, Esq, Marsha Of
Nere6osttb' e{ m lss.ict Of Pennsylvania, and Mr.
20 pssiona Froho1otary Of Armstrong were also
g5eir ;0nstS injured US 20 prevent them continuing
wonb ~ a3' :, ar Gassa is Il man OF sterling
hays a. seo Tue community in which be moved viii
istsIl '~ase Of deep asret, ahmld tbeinlo-y ptavs
Pittsburgh American
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a CENTRAL RAILROAD OF N JERSEY 1850
-. ---.---..-- s.LLAI tLER ARRANLtEMENrS.


y~rs- rr-zzszzszszzs51 ~ 11flER ARtANGEMENtS,
~ commencing April !, 85n-Ins hoad
5.Lzz @ extends from EizGbethpOr5 - miles to
yK1ie Houso n j. reducing the Staging Der" cen ne terM-
,s f i've road and Faston 10 p miles and to SchooieTs
Mountain 10 II miles. This line leaves Ne" lork ~ steam
hot NED ACKET at pier n r. and connects with tra!ns
ON tc New Crscy Railroad, winch icaYe NOW 10TH ttom
loot If ortgrd ST. az he same hour Anew rouIe School
avs M0mtain with less staging than any other.
PAssENCEr TRAIN UPPassengers VIII leave NOW Yorh
m steamboat from pier l. NJ or by the New JeI5e{ Tau
d foot Of Cortland St At AN. and PM leave Ehza'
T%SsENCrR TRAIN DowN-LeGye White House at IS
M md Is p Nj North Branch al % Az and % M
Smcr;ile nj G 10 AN and 10 M; Bound Brook at ~
4 NJ md , 70 p NJ; Plainheld at 3 10 AM and ~ I'M;
yvesteld IS AN. and PM; Ellzabcthownat l9Gn&
1880 M and % 7 III. ., J, IN, las.
TIE freight train with passenger cars 0It2ched VIII eaYS
White House ut so AM, Sonsergie 80 Panied1 10
md Elzabehpor, by steamboat, at 80 AN returning
leave New-YorlI by steamboat Red Jacket, from pier
Hfieiaht from Ncw-York intended TO go by this line,
nnst p a the boat at 1850 O'Clock to insure beng taken
St9es VIII be in readiness on the arrival of the o'clock
train from FORK at The White House To convey pS6Sn
GERS TO Eaton Wilkesbarre, Bethlehem Allentown. Mauch
Chunk Pa ana TO Pennington, Lebanon, Clinton Mhiord
bethlehem, Bloomsbury New Hampton Washington, ald
Beyidere M On Tuesday, Thursday and SATURDAY, 10
Delaware Water Cap Sroudsburg, Eartonsyie StanhOPe,
Daeye BucksloWn, and LackaWannG Iron Wofks &c "a
B-Al baggage nj The risk OF the owners unl de'Yes'
cd into the actual possession OF the Agents 81 i Com any.
and checks or receipts given therefor ID
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nn1e to and nom Albany, ana touching at tne usual in
ie'HedI TEHVE NEW.YORK GOING NORTH,
From the once in lludsOn-st near CiamberS6t
All A. M-Wuy tain Tor Abany s!oppin Il! al var
S.it, steamer JOLEPll BELKNAP, which vii land III
fIyde Park Kingston, Barrytown, Iiyol Maiden Cats
ldL Hudson, CoXancle 9t1yYesah ana Ne"-ha'u"i0Fo'
md arrive al Albany nj +. NJ.
OK a. Is A. M-f5Sprcas train for Albany stopping III
ynrkers DObbs Ferry DcArnani TurrytoWn, Sng-3in9,
PeekskH Garrisor'r, Gold Spring, Fishhll Now llaI-
bnreh and connecting a PouBhkcgps'Gi YIN th1 NEW
Cuskl Hudson aud CoNsackio and arrive ut Albany ut
/ 5OP NJ. .,.-..,........,.,.. -. p.,..,,.,,...,.
'''Ip' NJ - passengers to Poughheepsie stopping
u &fj M-For p9s5engery 10 pcoAskt stopping he
a. i Is P M-I:%rrcss train Tor Albany stopping at
Yonlei- Dobbs Ferry Deannau Tanytoym sing Sing
p4ekskiI Gauison5 Cold Spring, F-5Iki New Ham
brgh and MilIee :, connecting al polg keopse " ii
dc steamer SOUTH AMERICA, which vii land at HYDE
Pork kmgot0nt Barry TNOll, Maiden Catsl h fInd
son CoNache SigyYe5oat aud Baltimore, and aryo
Ala P M-for Passengers to PouglAeepsie stopping
~ ''' LEAVE PoU0HKEEPsM, GOING SOUTH
AtGi5 A.M-For New York. stopping At all the way
Ala 6l.-For freight aud passengers 90 New-York.
&t7 & 4 S"For Nv York, stopping at all the " ~
stations e2ceP, Croon VerpAachs IdJy HOOK aud One.
AtiI A. M.-Or Oh arrival of steamer from Albasx
which caves here at II stopping At Hamburga,
FshEiI Cod Sprp Gorsoa.s PfG l sing Sing, Tar
fP Nor on arrival Of steaner from Albany which
leaves lere at NJ stopping at al way stations except
ti88Gp Nor on arrival Of steamer from Albany.
which Levy rr nj 81 " stopping AT all way az
''"7 LE1VE pEEKsKILJ. For NEw.YoRK.
AS 10 D. bl.-ctuppng al all way stations
Passengers VIII prOno their convenience aud safety Ly
observing The following rules: l4 Give particular direc-
the baggage where your bagg0ges to be de-
yeed nat lie may mack accordingly, ald lereby AVOID
IA if1 al r.
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Ts

NJ. BANGING: aCADENJI The subscriber is in
I wan oi suitable room for M instruction Of P u,
& ps; must be between Ho5i7l, al f2fn s'5 r ~
ri6or hug -uc0 premises may hear OF tenant ~ ~
dressif lettei pos.-paiI L. 3 s. Bteeckef7I ~ -
a. HOIST WANTED-A gentleman isilt5 70 ir ire
ss; small but convenient honse WIN an tn W t
Kill provernen,a from the ire or middle on OcIoufI ~
Tho rem must not exceed 500 year Address, lPs
PARK, ri tie Office Of THE Tribune al@i -9WIn
<s-z F{7HNIHHED HOUSE WANrED-on OF
H.3 betgegntle SecoAd.d5 flh I513efh -ih' y an -
6s=g IV&NTEE-A dre-prooi Siora i3f s'Jfa u 81 =
ELI Ai epg i n e. K. COLLINS 8 W1.
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Y-...,-. r-rszsgssszS:zsSsa 30'CLOCkLlNE - 4T"S1
La 49, OK HUDSON and l-s3s:gss.


LANDINGS.-q'he steamboat HUDSON, Capt Wa H
Teuen VIII leave the steamboat pier foot OF Ge1ars o2
Monday Wednesday and Friday and the steamer COLUM
RIA Capt c. F. King, Tuesday, Thursday and SATURDAY.
g, o'clock connecting with the stages at New6urgh Knsa
ton and Cutskill
HUDSON AND BERKSHIRE RAILROAD The passenger
trains OF ths Road after March % VIII leave Hudson and
West Stockbrdge daily Sundays cxceptodl as follows:
Leave Hudson al An. and IS PM. ard West Stock
bridge at 7 AM. and PM
Hudson al II A NJ ind West Sockbridge NJ ~ 50 AN.
Passcucors BIZ the morning tram from Nost Stockbrdgo
ma, teEr e tlny boa; FOR NeWfo or the b0atior POUCH
,tsusie and thence by railroad TO NewYor6, by Pm.
Fare by latter routc rcm Hudson not exceeding 81 25
passengers By the evening tram VIII ind thc steamers Co
TITMRIN and HUDSON always waiting for honl, and tAe
ARE Of those boats will be low any 1,hor evening boat
IN e ver--funl 80 cts downward, u the me boat. may
ThroUri, fkets from West Sockbudge to NewYork u
20 and Lc same fare in returning. Passengers should recol
ec tlat this fare includes berth which excluded IN tho
fares ofothcr routes
,t Win he trains oftle WesiernRoads heretofore.
~ AK en-, J. T. WATERMAN, Supt
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s,r4-, r--ss-zs--- >. ENVY Clst1 AND NEW-BA
kfii EN- RAILRUAD-Onan after wed wed
Ea----------- nesday, April II the following rams
viii leave lie Ganas Station near bFoaadWaY, fAssen,
GERS also received at jhc Ncwfork and Harlem RalFoao
Office, Twenty -5eyenth-sl -,,, NJ. LIT,
MInnroufck RYE Port Chester Greenwich, Stamford, Da-
rien Norwnk Wesport, Southport, Fairfield Bridgeport
Sratttrd Milford and New-Hlyen Passengers from me
WnyStaie ms for Albany and the Stations on the iousaonc
and Nauea,uck Railroads. viii take TINS nam ana Stop VI
Bridgeport PasscugCrsfrom NuyStalonS Tor Bost0nPfoy
i.eucs Wore. sler Hartford Springfield and Connecticut
River Railroads. VII take this Train and JON Express Tram
ut NcN-ilavtn ,t ..,.., r,.t
port Albany and lousatonic Railroads., -Gyen Hart
ford field and Connecticut River Railroad WOTces.
ter Providence and Boston
termediae Stations Iampden Cheshire S0uington, Plain
vile Pennington Avon, Tarit7ille, and C0lmsyle Mid
dletOUn Hartford and Springfield
J. Express Tainat3 NJ for Stamford, SOrwalk. Bridge
port and IIonsaoncan and Nmgatucb Railroads, NeWliayen
and Stations Oh The Canal Railroad Hartford Springfield,
5. decentralization Train a, r NJ for New rIayenond all
6 Communion Train at 80 PM. for Brdgeporlaodin
'''''''', '''' TRAINS TO NETWORK.
Communication Train at IS An from Bridgeport stop
ping ut all the Intermediate Stations
2 Accommodation Train at Is AM. for New-IEtYen
stopping ut all intermediate Stations receiving passengers
from NaueGuck Ralro0d ut Bridgeport
g. Accommodation Tram at % AN. from New Haven
stopping at all Intermediate Stations receiving passengers
from Hartford and Neg-lagen Canal Railroad, aud Naug
ENpress Tram at 10 M (n connection with The E1
press Tram from Boston, from NewIiaYen stopping at
BRIDGEPORT and Stamford receiving passengers from the
Housaonc Railroad at Bridgeport
J. Accommodation Train at ! 50P.M receiyng pnssen-
gers from tie Accommodation Tram from Bcston] from
EeYq.flGyeD. stopping at all Intermediate Stations
G. Express Tram nj 10 IN tor N connection with TX
press Tram from Bos0n) stopping nj bridgeport NorWak
aud Stamford arriving III NeW-l orb 81 u oJfAl Evening
Train from Pitfsied connects win Is ram al bridgeport
Passengers are requested 70 procure ckel' 9e,}fe akhB
seats III The Cars ao0 u IL. D. hAoO4'' 0uPt
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So p0rGHKEEPSI LINE OF
z = I. \ Rl.Es-The barge CLLNrON. Cap.Aa

I I ~ Rs;EEsI,Pie barge CLINTON Captain
Etc. - IT, q ever Monday EXCHANGE
Capt Rosra syey 1aarsdag i R0gPH \ 5 y
s oaos ot fys Ssops and os 60'1 rom 'o'
u me above bafg elegantly furnished WITH staso
odns ani spacious and comfortable cabins and
rc4aIv fied no for the comfort anu convenience o. pab
aengers and arrive VOuglGeepsi. IL time Tor the stages
10 5fsrGn l. nc PitJLa and Ne9-hillford
For further inyrmato apply board the bsrges or -
WILLIAMSON g. VAIL, l64 Wes At joA ge
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For. s Al

1y--. F0h SALE AT A GREAT BARGAIN--6G fine
I; lois Clendennng lane tlO5tilst) l0Gth "a 100 feel
street. and 07tllsl near the Bloomingdao Road
Price 500 per lo-$3,5o0 may remain on mortgage for
two years, afd Per cent
Tlcse ere easy oaccess by Bloomngdale sogesan also
uN me fitit-ii C'ls' i!Ct 1'oP ~ lo5'1l-s'' =,
nv @ lee. + inches bv 10 feet house 10 feet deep with
two story c>ensior: in the of business on the
Fourtl-iv Ii would make excellent private tavern
the English plan II Is handsomely finished with marble
mantcls throughout Croon water, rau1e, bath painting
and ornamental plastcring &c &c.
The second story is nov IN large highly ornanent.l
paror with transoIns and would make capital rea-nd-
door and the passengers then lake the sages aud cars
Price S70Q0 HafmGy remain on bond and mortgage
Applyto DENNIS MCMAHON, Jr
sll lw IS Chambers-si.
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--o,.n9oN CO. ucTL PROCEEDINGS
,,o,.a of Aldermen.

Ronrd of Aldermen
Drr'e1,iI rp wsys'.D.' Er's,'' Sept H. g a.,
sln,Ap Morgan Morsao. ESQ, President AID
PIes' nnsee Wood, Oakley, Chapman Smith BAL
hfo , n0aE'' shaw, Cook, Bard, Bhaon, DalsnaeF
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PATENT CEMENT
4eSHEATHlNG makes tghi- cheap hght and durable
or sinliea, 8 cents sat warranted Ottco l2i ClnAs.
cor IbI!-,.us silA lueod'
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TRAVELLING

>e.rs,4 JrNfTBD STATES MAIL LINE
<S1iEAIA FROM CHARLESTON TO Ivan VIA
Gs&.azesEasAaS SAVANNAH AND KEY WESP-rhe spen
,id Steamship StBFI l,G dn5 burden, commanded By
Cant William Rollins viii }nmence !sF regular Ups On
Wila Oct and sail regularly from Charleston 5 c tor
Hama on the st and 18th OF ench month"; aud rom hRya'
ma to Charleston on the sth and I'D so
From Charleston and Savannah 10 KY Wes, $50
Fer rarticGiurs amply 70 1.,, =, c,,,,,b q,
SPOFFOkD. TILESTON 4 co - 59 NG,T
In harleston 10 - N , y. ~ 0t ) 4 90
myers leaving Havana by this snip can reaell r.
,,or by the land route the fifth day, by meeting no
5fea1I!er S6ufhcrner. reach New York in same time
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eTN's' FOE KEYpORT SnDDLETOWN
gR!!.s@-si POINT AND FORT HAMILTON
Steamer CHING ARORA leayes Chambers
81 pier daily SUNDAYS excepted, II O'Clock NJ. and
turning leaves Keypor 0cocA A. M ANA Fort HAnl-
itod 10 II FeIa % Report g coats Fore HaBilt2n
IA Genie jyp 3ra'
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e. FOR SALE desirable country residence in the
saa;; town OF Wilton Conn about i! miles from Norwalk
~ ard about one hours ride on The NeIayen Railroad
consists OF acre ofgood land and surrounded wshrlb
berry Tie house IS in good order. l. IS on the Dabury
road and viii be sold low. the subscriber has Tor
It, Inquire OF GAUNT x DERRiCKSON
ieli Il I59 SOntfsi
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81 FOR SALE-A splendid pair Of sixteeu-hand
3 bay horses Just from the country together win car
separate atRYERSON ( H0WARD'S stable, 045 Broai
way. sl23t