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A House Wam1ad

the vicinity OF Pleasant Chestnut Street suitable eo
small family, possession wanted the first oI Anr;I t
Inquire at No. 1874 MAIN Sr. distf VI APii IN next
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w Hovey's "Magazine of Horticulture'' &c. for
January Is an excellent number. The retrospective
view Of Bonieslturc by the Editor s an interesting ar
tice, as is also bis chronological Gossip" which we
are happy to learn is to be continued monthly and here
after will form pemanent characteristic Of the work
The price Of the magazine has been reduced from 3 to
$2ayear, which, we trust will have the effect of great
y enaging its circulation and adding to its usefulness
in the community. We recommend it to the patronage
Of our readers, as valuable work. and the most
reliable, and best adapted New England of any Hor
ticultura periodical extant. f.,
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VaIenIimeS- VaIentimes

pERSONS wishing to select from the best asormn. :;
the city invited to call on SA HoIVf aMn
- ~ eOu<W M0tlS Man-
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For sale or tO let

vF SAFE or 10 let,
thLL COTTON MILL. sI,us,.d - -
rom Worcester,wlll be sold or er cbsn.. =
properly, or let ter o term OF wears. 4,
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Notice is herahu given

hAl tne copartnershp heretofore existing between the
suDscfloers under the firm of BARBOUR & CHAFrIN s
this day dissolved by mutual consent The o f Nj,
f viii be settled and adjusted by ALFRED CHhFF1N Who
Is duly authorized to adjust the same ~ "i0 i'
w. G. BARBOUR
Worcester, Feb'y g. 1850. F4dst
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HppoIptmeo,. nv the Governor.

csmisioHevs 20 take ths proof and 0oHold9 ment Of
Deeds &c and 10 ddniEistsy odths IN other States
PENNsYLYANIA-July 2 l850.-JOhn Bfoadhesd, Pha.
Iaphis. PhilGdelI bis Co.
CONNECTICUT July p David B. Booth, Danblry,
Frfeld Co Levi GODDARD Norwich. Ne y. London Co.
hLIsoIs July p -LssrmerS Tyler, Elgio, Kane Co.
race Qutncy, Adams Co Stephen B fusin, j.. Roch-
ND, WinBebsgo Co In ScOlL deus 10 Dawes Co Amos
u MeThmsn. Peoria Co. antrim Campbell, Springfield,
N gsmoOd Co. James Ii Trader Wsukessn, Lake Co
rAATts III Gould, Morris, GruDosy Co. DAVID A Brown,
lEertburg, MeLaro County. William Walker Havana,
Blon County. Levi DAvis, Alton Madison Co. Las X.
Hghimsn Carlisle, Clinton Co Robert MOrhion, Kss-
hskis Randolph Co. Jesss G. Moron JolioJ VIII Co.
10 sthan Barnett Wilmington, VIII Co Geo Fisher,
0Owa, basCele Co. LoCeuzO Wood, Dixon Lee Co.
hAssAcHysETTs.-July 22-Robert b. Csyerey Lowell,
rddlesfh Co.
hIssIssRPI.-July 22--HsllAm Edridge, Nstchsz, Ad.
sss Co.
EIcHIGAN-Juy 22-Orson II Bennett Jscl son. Jack
70 Co. John RAJ DOnd, 81 Clair, st Clair Co DAME
been, YpsilsntL Wsshiena~ Co Donald Mcintyre, Ann
hbor, WsshIenaw Co. Benjamin l.. Baxter, Teeumseh,
Lnawee Co.
EEwJERsEV-July 22-Jonsthsn Dickinson Miller Jer.
Kg City, Hudson Co.
fEEEsYLyANIA July 22-Winism Blackwell, Plasburg,
LeghsDy Co.
wfscOssIs-Juy 22-Peyton r. Morgan Racine Rs.
e1e Co.
cALIFoREIA-July 22-Joseph w. Brsckstt Sonoms,
sooOms District Granger Hyer. Sacramento, Sscrz.
nsno do Jonathan Ed wards, Sao Francisco San Fran.
ero do.
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Lat of Patents
hssd from the United Statss Patent Office for Me ~
Ending july lG, 1850.

Assd from the United Statss Patent Office for Me Week
Ending July &c, 1850.
theodore Alteneder Of Phi adelpha Pa-For Improve
peni in Joints for ComPssses for measuring. Patented
Isehsrish Allen OF Providence, r Eor Improved Ma.
nery for double folding wide cloth. Patented July 10,
49,
W w W. HIT. Brsmbe OF La Fayens, lad For m
rpyement IN sefweignng Machines for GRAM &c. Pat
uied July is, 1850.
James L. Calbcsil Of Washington, D For Improve.
merit 10 HorseP Powers Psiened July Is. 1889.
hsrh L. Chase Of FRANKFORT Ne. ASS gnor 10 William L.
Case Of Boston, Ms's-for improvement In Hin aide
bughs Patented jay 10, 1850.
f.f. Dimpsel OF Phiisoe!phs, Pa-For Improvement
. Steam Boilers. Patterned JAY 10, 1850.
George Fisher OF kseish n C.-fOr improvement in
s,ntg Seddles Patented july 10, 1850.
Moore HGrdGvay OF Troy, ~ For Improvements Ii
sgife Machines. Patented July 10, 1850
Josph HOllen OF While Township, Pa-FOr Improve.
aetls IL KNITTING hachil PsenGed July l6, 1850
John Locke VI Cincinnati, Ohio For improvement Ia
NreyorF Compaeses Pat ute1 July IS, 1850.
William hGiltrd Of Providence, K. For Improve
setlp sizing compounds FOR WSsPs or Yarns Pslaoied
ny l6 1850
Conrad Poppenhutsn Of New.YoTk City For Improve
slt in Machines for cuns teneeTs. Patented July l6,
George Robr OF Ch.rieso " Va For Improvement in
sesaing Apparatus oi seed Planters Patented July
1850
David Stiles, Jr. Of Midtown, MssA-FOr Improve
HDi in Feeding AppR " Straw Caters. Patented
Samuel TIascoa Of Columbia Pa-For Improved Appa.
an for regulating ;1e contraction OF Car Wheels Pat
sed July Is, 1880
Apollo Richmond OF Providence r l. Assignor TO A. C.
lrstow Co OF Providence, g. IFor desgn for Stoves.
PseDted July l6, 1850.
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liz HzzzsasEEss,sIE,w;.Y0RK. AND NEW-HA-

~ vvEN RAiLROAD.-On and siar
'-.-.n wednesday Apni q. The tonowne
Passengers also received the Hew-YoTk and Hsfts0
z.ilroad Ofce, rwsnty -sevenih-st I.
Aamsxoneck, Aye, Por Chester Greenwich Stamford.
psren, Norwak, Wespori, Southport Fairfield, Bn<FO.
porL eIa.iord, Milford and New Haven Passengers nor
the Way Stations for Albany, and the Stations the Hoas-
atomic and Naugauck Railroads win aie this Train ga
stop 81 Bridgeport Passengers fcm Wsy-Ssuons for Boz
ton Providence Wcrcessr Hartford, Springfield snd ooa.
seete1i River Railroads. wiiate this Train and Join -.
Express Train aus O'Clock An for stanford Bride,
port Albany, and Housacuic and nsugslnof Rsiros1A
NswHaven Hartford, Springfield and Connecticut Rfvs6
Railroad, Worcester, Providence and Boston
3 Accommodation Train a. 9 An. for NswHayen, snx
,nernsdsIe sis'ions Hampton Cheshire sou,htnstsss
hiddletown, Hartford and Springfield.
T. Express Train al Pm. fof stamford, NogwAIk,
BsTHaver and stations os mo CsnaI Isroad HsrtiaSS
sprngneld. Worcester and Boston.
.. accommodation I..ls al Pm. for New-aasee 40
6 cogputsnoa rrsiu al $50 IN. for Bridgeport ~
TRAINS 70 rEw.Yonk.
l. Communion fTsn a. 5fs AN tom Ertdssssr
stopping al Ill the iniermedaio stafious
Accommodation Train Al e.i5 AN Dom Ns's-fisss.I
from NHuRaIuck Railroad a. Bridgeport.
>. Accommodation Train 81 $50 AN from Ns~-as,ss.
stopping al Al he Intsnnedise sstous rscslyng PsS.
gers nom tho Hartford and New.Hsysa Canal Rssssl
and HA1gAiucs Railroad. :
ExPTess Train from Boston,) from Hew-Hs,an sopyae
al Bridgeport and Stanford receiving Passengers fros -
Housatonie esilT9sd :, sndzsPoT.
gers ffOm the Accommodation Train 6ou sosioa) fruu
Kew. Haven stopping a. AL tho Intermediate Stations
Express Tran a. 8lO N. Tor Ia coalssrro1 ,,tu ~
press Train from BossOnD stopping Bridgeport EorwsR
sas Stamford, srdyng Ia her-York Of 1876 Pm Bvuns
"a frsin from riitssoId sonnsen sin ibis yrss 4
requested to procure ues s before sAius
Sesis IN tho CSs lGSdn g. MASON sav<
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- rzzEszEz1 NORRIS AND KssKxRAIL-

p. cnzsS-rz7 NORRIS AND RssRxRAIL-
10 49, kOAD.-PASSENGEH TRAINS
UP.-Leave NevYork foot Of corL
land sts An. and a P n leave Newark 81 A n and 81
PM
PAssESeLR TRAINS DowH.-Loave Dover SIS An. and
son. $50 A M and 10 p. 81; Summit Z 20 A. NJ. and
SOS ?. M mllys, 7sO A. H. and SIS Pm; Orange 10
FREIGHr TRAIS.-Leaye Dover A. NJ; leave New.
ORANGE HoRsE cAE-Leave Orange A NJ and I.3o
r. N; leave New York II so A. NJ and SIS p. NJ.
Passengers by these trains received and delivered
each way a. North and South Orange Mlliylle, Summit
Chatham, Madison, horrsiown Morris Plains penynle,
Al Dover stages connecting With tho A. ~ passenger
rsin leave FOR sSesasunny sanhopS Newton, HAeset.-
Wednesdays and fridays and for Sparta Jobnsonburs.
Blsrs,own Columbia, Delaware Water Dap, strongs-
through ssrOnvie stanhOpe, pa smiths Tavern, Ns.-
sesvie. Cf.on, Dunmore, HYDE Park to Providence
the P. N. trains for New-YorK.
Al Denyie stages Leave toI Pswerville snd sooDon on
the ARRIVAL OF the A. NJ sEd ~ uans from and Hee, the
A. n. and 2. M. trains for NewYork
AIhoTsiowu s,sget leave on the Arrival OF the A. N.
passenger rains for Mendham Chester Schooleys Noun.
tain Washington, Beyidere and Esslon, daily, and mee'
Also for Baking Ridge on the arrival OF tho r n train
returning next morning. connecting with the A. NJ train for
EXTRA TRAIN FOR scHooLEYs MOUNTAIN
10 addition 10 tho above hsins extra express HsIn
81 commence running on July 5h next end continue un-
Leave New York from the foot OF CorIand-sl Al 10 AM
leave Newark the arrival OF tho traiD nom Phs,
where carriages win be Ia readiness TO convey yars
TO schooley's Mountain, arriving 10 time for dinner
This train 10 going up will receive and deliver psssen-
gers only al tho following stations Orange Mve Sum
nit Chatham, Madison, Monissown and Rocksvay.
.oppins for Dss,epseJ. At an tse 1soisS w,
uops and connect with the ~ r N Tsm to Nev-Yors
Passages are to procure heif dcses before !skng
Tickets viii We received only on the day wheo paien..s
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TRAVELLING.

rrnzszzxrz NEw.YoRK - ERIK kAIA.
~ 49, eoAD;.sEM soUrE 70 surrA.
r,ng-reut-Leav- New Yoss for Bizzhsmson, cinirs,
Corrns ec ssTa Rochester, safao, .nd tn!.TneSi. :
cay, sI s:y 5 ,5sc q ~ - or.
Exrsss, Yrlfs Az 81 A. n stopping only si s1ssrns
Chester, hiddstown Pon Jsrvih MAJ r9H'61rs, pspSnL
Elniirs and Jefferson, arriving 81 Ge ,evs a. N. -,
Passenger for Rochester. susso, ke can lodge 81 Gs
new, and ukirg the Express rrsir ron Albany rext
morning ,rriVe a Rochester ssd Buffalo 1.-THE ssne nne
Passengers via Albany. with the advantage ola ngnss
WAY arp NAL Ysur-A.s 50 An stopping Al all tss
understanding Corning the same evenlag q 10 ID oe
WAY fsArs si4 Is Pm Tor orsvils and al lnssrrnoe
NIsHr EIFnrnf,AIs, ne lSr.s. stopping a risrnoat
suderus Ckesles Goshen. Md leiovn, Ousye forsJef
vie, and al The stations West Of Pon Jerys fa1senger
for Buslo By this train proceed Geneva dine there and
ake the Express Train rom Albany, arriving Al susHe
towns Csyuga Lake take the Of lhs Csyrgs ans
susquehsnns Railroad 0wego which Leave mmedaieJ
Lyconng counties Pa rsks he cars o. lbs cornrs snd
tossburg Railroad 81 Corning Stages leave Nsrowshurg,
Deposit t:ne,OOfO singssnaiOn, 0-eso w.v-rly trss-
orYvlle Elirl ard Corning arrival Of he trairs
TRAINS TO NEwYORk.
EsIsE:s FsAs leaves Geneys Al s A. N. stopping Il
LAnsboro Deposit Narrovsburg Pom srvs A9dls;owu
soshen, Chesle, and sufe-rs arriving IN Kew Kort aus
Pm.
WAY AND Mail fRAIx leaves Corning a S An. nop-
sing al oil the stations and arrives Y NewYork al t5Pn
-rssr tSPsEss fnAIs leaves eeneva 70 r "a ana
pori Jervs and hiddl-ovr, Gosher, Chester, sufcrrs
hpo fiermont, arriving IN Nevforx a9 An.
WAY TRAIN leaves Otis7ile At 5 . AN sIopptng r a.
ihe stations, and arriving IN Hew-York st II An.
q Special Train on Monday morning saves rort
!e,yhn4 50 stopping al ~ the ststons ard arriving
10 New York a. oar
HEwsussH BsAscH leaves Newburgn 81 . 10 Az and
y - An and - NJ connecting with t- trains going
West Losve Chester at IS A N and ~ and Is N.
or 90 arrival Of the trains from The West
Fssiesr TRAINS leave nom pier foot Duane II IN
Rochester
Wet taken BY Express freight trains and Ia forwarded
through without delay.
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PATENT ZINC PAINT.

JNHR SUBSCRIBERS, Agsnis OF the New-Jesey En-.
plcrsng and Mining Company have received from thos
extensive Works at Newark supply Of the Patent Zinc
Brow and FTankinkie Paints which viii be disposed Of
on reasonable terms.
These paints consist Of various shades nom deep, ea
brown, up deep orange and slso black; and being
imposed Of metallic oxides their lasting properties ADD
economy can be confidently Recommended. 1ais Comps
ny also prepares from the same oxides pAln pecasry
valuable The coating ofron and Of tn forming he Boa
projection against oxidiZsuon now Known.
These paints, when applied 10 wood. forn also vaas
bic pro- ecsion against ire.
supply OF he Company's besutlfa While Oxide Of
Zpc now % extensively used 10 Paris and other psrs OF
Euoope valuable substitute for whiIs lead aus
other deieeriOus paints, Is shortly expected bor sale By
the subscribors st. JONES co.
jylH IS kesver-st
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am OPPORTUNITY

SCHOOLS AND B0ARDIN1-HOUsES.
TINE ADVERTISER betDg proprietor OF the Irving In
i sulule property, al Terysown, occupied for twelve
yeers psst bosrdng-schcol, IL DESTROYS OF retiring
from the business ard would be glad to dispose OF his
propery on reasonable tcrns; allowing, drsired TWO
thirds OF the purchase money remain on bond and mort
gsre N not sold before October next hs would probably
be wiling 10 lease II for OF years II 10 admirably
situated and adapted for pubic house the ioeauon 10
pernsps h- most desrsb that could he selected on the
Hudson Tarry'own 70 known 10 be Oue OF the oioeft and
most agreeable In tins section Of the county, Go-
geher % ubrious and moral. It's distant bur twenty-five
miles from New-YorE and 10 visited N forty nj nues
several umes day by 81 the hqoson River harosd
and twice day BY steamboats,. The sue 10 lee, than hh
mile forn the depot and the steamboat landing and being
elevated the prospect Ia extensive and delightful, com
usucing splendd view Of the Valley Of the H1dfon Tor
forty nflet from New York 10 the III ghiands
The edihce Is a councillors BRICK building 40 ieet
square, With wings "a by 81 feet and large tvonory
rear building s,o bric &c by % feet the whole ersctsd
expressly for the Institute and constructed with az the n
cities for boarding house convenience The premises
embracing shout four the Junction Of rrinci
pal contain numerous SHADE and fruit trees sum
merhouses large barn. csrnsgehouse ard gymnasium
Az any party interested 10 this advertisement VIII IN
doutiedy visit the place. particular description IL
unnecessary.
Application he made TO the subscriber the prem.
ises W M p LYON, Irving institute, TsrrytoWn
ie29 2swimS&W
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Il observation-disclosures, Uis-T Co. N 81 Charles
Charles parish La Sinking Cane Overton Co. Tenn;
Nste Carrier, do DO; Doyosv'lle, Madison Co. Ky.
Il EAMEs CHASGED-East Bristol Hartford Co Conn
ue chang Cd To "FOfestvus" Hale Mule, Albany Co.
IEY-Ds:ae changed 10 Medusar Shsndsken Centre,
Tbter Co N. Y-nsme changed 10 "Shsndskea." Paco-
Il Rutherford Co N C-nsme changed to Horse
cFss" Gslaln, sssrk Co. III name changed TO "Dor
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
&s aas5 1850.

rIoNEEk AND EXPRESS LINE TO rlrrsBuAe1.
Leaves PHILADELPHIA Daily, al . O'CLOCK 4. n -
am through II so hours fhc cars the Peunsyfve
Railroad Of tho very best and most comfortable -
scriphon New packets have been placed OF The nnas
and furnished viii especial References 10 the comfort -
eonvenience Of travellers s1ording the Of o9
anc agreeable journey 10 Pittsburgh.
Every effort viii be made render this the most deef1A1
route to the West
Sor seats apply al IA MarhesL and n .. corner xtr1
and ChesnuL Philadelphia WIN. COLDER 90.
Por tickets and turtter Information apply a wes<Ai
rew-Yors mIs n r. IL. HINDGs, AssnA
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EuESits---1rWEEN sosroN AND NEW.YoRK1

via sonington and Provft ence -Inlan6
rouie without ferry change OF cars or bssgase-fbe
steamers c Wand ERBlLr, Captain Joel Stone, eel
COMMODORE, eCspt William n. Frszee, 10 connestioa
h sionington and Providence ard Boston and rrov
depce Raj roads leaving New.York daily (Sandays s1.
ceptedl non Pier North RIVER 6Fs wharf above 6siisy
Place, at O'CLOCK and StoningtoB al o'cock r. x
or upon the arrival Of the Mail rsn non Boston. rbase
steamers bu expressly for the route, and IN
cry respect psrcu sy adapted 10 the nxy alton Of Long
Island Sound The accommod atoms for pAssensors are
conuodour and CONFERENCE.-The officers capable ani
perenced The being the shortest and most disss
Between Boston and New YOrk Passengers enabled -
ard railroads. ruu-,ng TO various points from those cuee
The VANDERBILT viii leave NewYork on ruesiay,
rhur,tay and Saturday Leave stoninstou on Monday
Wednesday and Friday. The COMMODORE win leave
New York Monday, "Wednesday and Friday Leave sise'
neion Tuesday, ThSrsssy and Saturday. N B.-Passss.
gers the arrival OF the At Sioningon proceed
Immediately In the splendid railroad to Provtdsnce
and soitor Aesggagsm,er Accompanies each uNn =
freight applications Tie; be made 10 the Agents 90 shs
wharf and at the Office, 10 BAttsFy-paee. ~
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FARMS FOR SALE.

a BUD-ON RIVER vIEWs.-seversl hre par.
cells aud !os Of and hayibg plsees In he
We Advertiser tor dnpos. be 10 piepIse 70 iarnise
terms, ard rum one 10 tea mLutss wak from the RI
Depois al obhs Fem and hAsungs IN Westchestsr Co
AZ perfonal visit 10 The lands will mos probably be made
BY those wahirg 10 p1rchsse 10 commeldaaon need b
ADDED that The 10 this vicinity
of the mos, desirable chAfacyr Address soply to NJ
K COlZEHs, Grape Conase, Do5bs Ferry, Heltchssisr
NY. jyls SSiakos'
o. FOR sALE.-A very pleasant country pl.e- 10 the
visge Upper Red Hoos Duchess Co i've miles
$50, ssr ~ G "a sns ss osnv 20 ..
kinds Of hu trees two good wells OF wser large two
story house SKA fsel with The necessary outpOt dUgs and
or T @ GARBRECHT
HB.-The above properly win he sold Tor 81 SO oaly
81 40 need 10 be paid dO~n Possession given any ume
between nov and reHi MAY BlO In
-CoUsTHY SEAT ON rnh sUDsUS.-FoF
sale farm Of about 81 acres In the village OF hasrngs
miles frou the city The house 10 nsv, built Of sone
and has one q The most commanding views Of tl-
liver ara sdac-n scenery. II unef unus1sl pctures1I
srospeci win convenience and retirement The ro1n1,
IN ths finest order, well supplied Win sfeaI yansy
huh fhe whole pan will he sold application 70 ne
,rOpnetor lheprerises Ut Hsrngs the hn1sou NJ T.
Iyl i'm ALErANDEs sIaNIE.
- FARM FOR sALE-lu Wayne To~usaip, PAs-
cate Co M containing 80 sores 10 healthy and pleas
GptocanoL-noer PL;erson-a miu= from TIA city The
Buildings consist OF house barn % by - fest
house ane other buiangs all IL good order Crops OF al
rrn viii DO well call and examine before purchasing
elsewhere Referenees car be bad Of D 5. Dancomb )
LiSerty-st New.YorS; Of C. Hughes, Broad a. NswsrE
j.; Of William Conselyes Crossroada Long Island,
snd % he premssA Of lie8 in'l aENRY OOREHUs.
o. FOR sALR IN YONkkR--Two small farms
Sss-one Of q scres in high state of CULTIVATION or
--- mile from Hunrs Bridge Depot on the Harlan Rail-
road and OF acres good double yelling house barn,
nc with various snds Of huli cod well ws,soed 'msiSd
~ Jea ssi In: or u me ''0 HESRy SsssoaARD
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THE
HUDSON MANUFACTURING COMPANY.
CAPITAL, 5OO,oO0 DOLLARS.

HUDSON MANUFACTURING COMPANY.
CAPITAL 5OO,oO0 DOLLARS.
THIS COMPANY WAS CHARTERED BY TIE
Il State OF New Jerfey for the manufacture Of
GUTfA PERCHA GOODS,
Viz Shoes Shoe Soes, Gsi and Water Pipes, tubing,
Machine BeliI and Driving Bands; Fancy Articles such
a. Trays Boxes, Book binding, Cups, FlsIfs Genes
Whips, BsIs Picture France Decorations for Houses
Steamboats, Ships and Cars Army and Navy Equipments
Waterproof Caps, Clothing, &c, for insulating TeegsPh
Wires &c web tbs manufacture Of eli kinds Of India
Rubber Goods Full pos IA gve0 10 purchase and bold
real estate eeT power buildings &c for business equal
TO the wants OF the country.
The Board Directors hss ordered the books TO be open
ed the lOth OF July for subscription 10 the Capital Of
the Company.
Notice therefore given thst the books OF the Company
will he opened the day above mentioned, 81 The Odos
Of the Company, ISL Broadway, NewYork Al the siors
OF John Thornley, Esq lOl Chesnntstreet Philadepha
al the Office Of The Trenton Banking Company, Trenton
j. and the Revere House IN Boston, Mass for sub
scpuon Of 500 0o0 dollars In shares Of 100 dollars each
and that the books VIII remain open for thirty days. or IN
a. the whole amount IL taken.
Office OF the Hudson Manufacturing Co, lSl Broadway
SAMUEL 7 ARMSTRONG, c..,.,
JOHN 7. GLEASON, N46w
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~ 49, For MIDs0S sad


LANDINGS The steamboat HUDSON Capt VIM Il
NeeD, viii leave the steamboat pier foot Of Cedsrst on
Monday, Wednesday and Friday, and the steamer CO
LUhBlA, Cspt c. = King, on Tuesday. Thursday and
Saturday At O'clock connecting with The stages .; New.
burgh, Kingston ard Cafssih
HUDSON Ase BERKSHIRE RAILRoAD.-foe passenger
eins Of this Rose, amer March IS VII leave Hudson and
West stockbrdge daily Sundays excepted,) follows
Leave Hudson att A NJ AnS as r. u. anu West Stock
bridge at A. N ard 4P. NJ
FIeigh, rsin, win passenger car attached, VIII esrs
Hudson a. ii A n. and Wes StOck5rdga a. 10 so m.
Passengers by the morning train nom West Sock5ndge
may take the day boat for New York the boar for Pough
keepre and thence hy Railroad TO NswYork by O'Clock
r NJ fsre by latter route from Hudson not exceeding
81 u.
Passenger, by the evening train VIII Erd the steamers
COLUMBIA and HUDSON always waiting for them. and
The fare OF those boats VIII be low any other evening
boat on the riverom 80 10 downward the Tine bozs
may set the example.
Through ucken from Wes stockordge to Nev.York
81 So and the came fare In returning Passengers should
recoecI thai hs fare includes bertha which q excluded In
the fares Of other routes.
The trains rom Hudson, both morning and :veninz
with the Strr Of The Western Roaes heretofore.
ie6 SIN J. r WATERMAN. Supt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-24
LENNON sUGAR.

I W. kELLYs PREMIUM LEMON SUGAR fcr tbs
J instant production Of Lemon sde pat up 10 paper Az
gins packages expressly for travelling, elmer oy 'soo
or soa
Also portable Soda for ne instant prcdncnon o. son
Wsier put up 10 glass packages On owdered sfstee
rne above articles very desirable for a. tn1y
not only curave< but provrves Of the scnrvy Bcf
sale IN on 10 90 parchnsers By the m.uufscfursr,
JW KELLY, 81 Bcekmsn-n
tezf Ins fdoors shove Wunarn-sA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-24
=. e.<SsEszsssz sUlIMEE ARRANaEnEsx.
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~ Co. 33t;tss--CAhDEN AND AhsoY kAIk-
~~ss---- kOAD.-Chsngo OF Hour ana adj
dnonsl Line ffom Tsw-Yors Fhasdslpois, via steam.
sost JOHN POTTER to so1E klnboy sheccs IN hgr
rsto cars Camden and Pbnsdephk-
90 and sfl-r Thorsdsy, lin ApnL Toe Sirs Lios VIII
cave pier No Nofts River all b. Gssing cars siso1a
Amboy for Camden and Philadelphia stopping 70 Ase az
and lot down passenger al hs usnA iasermess pseoe,
arr wing 10 Phiades pns sboa, Il nom.
socsnd LDs leaving s6oye 81 (, ~ sna running ea
symorning lines arriving 10 Phlisdsphs sbo0i ~
Fare bTou n by sitbsr hns. .....s,....',"."BO
Forward dccf passage .......sss.....'s.ss.. IW
S-akss and dinner provided 90 board STEAMBOAT Joan
Potter.
P..s@ngers for FFeeools vii tsEs me stsgs Wesyl
ysrs from Few.York 10 Fre-hod, 57fc.
EMlGRAEY Line.
-s.yes By steamer TRANSPORT, Capt J. oousd o. "a
seiock n FNe 81 So 81 he ofoaggsge allowed esea
ssssenger 10 be carried ne rsx ofn owner roinx
VII received eonssered Baggage except vearg
apparel fsHu1 SLisR.