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The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1850-05-13

TUST received a large and we'll selected
81 stock of Silk, Brush, Panama, Leghorn,
Canada Straw and Palm Leaf Hats, at R,
LL0D'S, Front street Portsmouth, o.
April %, '5O-4tf
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Ks. ~. .IEFEERNOgN:

B. IL. JEEFERSOE
Ff2nt st., doors above Market, Portsmouth
rs now receiving from the east, full and
varied assortment Of
Dry Goods,
adapted to the wants of the season, which his
friends and the public are respectfully invited
to call and examine.
Among the various articles on hand he would
only enumerate: Priuts, Ginghams, Albarine,
Berages, Toll de aine. Dire Silks, Bonnets,
Parasols, Linen ana Cotton Laces, Kid Gloves,
Silk and Cotton Hose, Cassimeres, Muslins of
all kinds, Irish Linens, Table Clothes, Hearth
Riggs. These and every other article ON hand
will be sold at the very lowest rates, Of which
all may be assured who will favor him with
call. april 90, '50-4
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.aa,,eric0m Poultry Book

SwMdEiGso
Tobacco, all grades.
Teas, all qualities.
Spices, large variety,
Dye Stuff.
Soap and Candles.
Foreign Fruits.
Cotton Yarns.
Wrapding paper.
Candle Wicking and Twine.
Cordage, Brooms.
3 Loaf Sugars.
Stoneware assorted,
and many other articles too numerous to
mention, for sale at Regulated" prices by
April %, 80. S. r. ROSS.
Tribune copy.
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New and Cheap Books.

New and Cheap Books.
MISTAE of Lifetime, Nos. l, 9 and 8.
lvl Morning Calls, by Mrs. Fills, Nos. /, 9,
3, 4 and 5. Household Words by Dickens
Nos. !, 2 and 3. The farmers Guide, Nos
and 2. ByrDes' Dictionary of Machines,
Nos. 8 and 8. Shakespeare, No. IA. Black.
wood, for April, &c.. together with large lot
of new novels, sc. For sale at
WELLS.
MAY 10, 1850,
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VIM. ELDEN g. Co,
WHOLE ALE AND RETAIL \
Regulators tn Dry Goods.

AAeS Ns0tO1S, en D1'U Goods,
AVE just received the largest stock
"a - Of Spring and Summer Goods thew
have ever offered in this place. We viii,
not attemp! an enumeration Of articles and
The prices atpresent, but invite all our
friends and the public in general to call
and see the stacks Of Goods we have. On
the lower and upper floors Of our house.
The styles we know will speak for them.
selves, and we now CHALLENGE the Yves.
tern country in prices.
Having heretofore sold the CHEAPEST
goods IN this market, and received the tile
Of Regulators" Of prices, by the sponta.
neous voices Of the people, this fact IS tho
best guarantee that we CAN and we VIII,
sell the cheapest Goods now.
Country Merchants will find good bar.
gains in store for them, and will only have
to call before purchasing elsewhere to be
convinced Of what VIC sny. We are bet.
ter prepared in that department Than here.
tofore.
Portsmouth. March %, '5O-O2tf.
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TO BgsiIders.

r OUISviLLE LIME always on hand Al
so Calcined Plaster and Cement Of supe.
rior quality Also, common Lime, fresh burn.
cd, received daily per Wightman, for sale BY
y April 3, 1850 s, r, ROSS,
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New Books,

A FINEiot of Cap aud Letter Paper, just
~ received anG for sale at WELLS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-22

NEW DIRK and ERIE RAILROAD
L NNEW ROUTE to BUFFALO sud the WEST.-Psa
Arrangement New-York for Binghnmton EirnTs,
termedate places daily by steamboats, THOMAsP DWELL
and ERIE, from pier foot Of Duane-st follows;
Breakfast AID supper On board the boats ., sn
Chester Goshen, Middleowu, Por' eryis NaTvowsburg
yerey Elrnra and Jefferson, arriving at GenevauloPM
Passengers for Rochester Buffalo &c can lodge al Gene
yn taking the Express Tram from Albany next morning.
arrive al Rochester and Buffalo at the time passe
gers via Albany wiki the advantage OF nights rest al &C.
WAY AND MAIL TRAIN-At I AN, stopping At all tie
stations arriving Corning the same evening al 10 10 och
WAY TRAIN u ? NJ. for Ousville and 81 Intermediates
NIGHr ExPRkssTRnNst5PN NJ. stopping atPiermoqt SAT-
ferns Chester Goshen Ahddetown OtlsVlle foN ervla
EArroyysburgh Hancock Deposit Lanesboro Great Bend
Binghanton and all the stations west OF Blnghsmton
Passengers for Buffalo By this train proceed to Geneva and
take the train arriving Buffalo same afternoon Passa
gers for Ithaca Cayuga Bridge and towns or Cayugs Lake
take the OF the Cayuga and Sqsquehanna Railroad
the trains Passengers for Tioga and Lycomng
hes Pa take the OF the Corning and Bossburg Railroad
Lanesboro Bnehanton, Owego, wavery, Eknirs, Com.
ing and Horueilsvile on arrival OF tho trains
TRAINS TO NETWORK.
EXPRESS TRAIN leaves Geneva at ~ NJ stopping al En-
mira Wayery, Owego, Binghamton, Laaesboro, Deposit
Hancock Narrowsburg, Port Jeryis, Mddletowu Goshen
Chester and Sutferns arriving in NewY0rk al 50PM
WAYANp MAIL TRAIN leaves Corning at AN. stopping
at all the statons and arrives ia New. York al 80 PM
NIeHT ExpREss TRAIN leaves Geneva at 8 PM and
Honesvile at NJ stopping at all stations west Of Bing
hamop and al Great Bend Lanesboro Deposit Hancock
Narrowsburgh Port Jeryis Oisyile, Mddetown Goshen
Chester Suerns aRd PiermonL arriving In sewYoF ats
O'Clock AN.
WAY TRAIN leaves Otsvlle at so A nj. stopping al
the stations and arriving in New-York a. 10 IS AN.
NEwBURGH BRANCH leaves Newburgh at % AN and
DAM and PM. connecting with the trains going Wet
Leave Chester at s - M and M. and 10 Pm or ca
arrival OF the trains from the West
FREIGHT TRAINS leave from pier foot Duanest al M
Freight FOR Geneva Rochester and Buffalo and all places
West taken by Express freight trims and is torwared
through without delay CdAAAE,S MlNOIi
SIS superintendent
NorE-The Piermont and Dearman Ferry advertise ~
connect the Hudson River Trains, leaving NewYork az
A. NJ and II p 81 with the morning and evening express
Trains going EastWard
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-22
TRAVELLING.
WORK 4 NEW HAVEN RAIL-

NEW YORK K NEW HAVEN RAIL-
/ VROAD-Op and gfer Monday, October a. the ouow-
ing trains Will the Canaist station near
Passenge also received M the NeW-l0rH anu hA'elH
RallroBd Office. Twenty seyenttsL ~,
l. Accommodation Truln Ct ! 10 AM for New -hocse 10
Mnmaroneck Rye, Port Chester Greenwich Stamford ps
sratford Milford and New-EIavcn. Passengers from the
WayStaons :o Albany and the Stations the Housatonta
Bridgeport Passengers from WaySatons for Boston Prov
dence, Worcester, Hartford Springfield and Connection;
River Railroads. viii take this Train and JOIN Express Train
? EXPRESS Train nj O'Clock AN for Stamford Bridge
port Albany and Housaonc Railroads, New Haven Hart
ford Springfield and Connecticut River kafosd, Worces
ter Providence and Boston.
s. Accommodation Train at a M for New,Haven and in
ermedate Stations, Hampden Cheshire s0uthngt9a fan'
vile, Pennington, Avon IfrfYlI1 ad Sohhs'Aie H1'
dletown, Hartford and Springfield WI M,
a Express Train at PM. for Stamford HorWalk bridge
port and HoHsatonic and Nangauck kairoas
and Stations on the Canal Railroad Hartford Springfield
Worcester and Boston. =,
g. Accommodation Train at 2 NJ for New-Haven and all
the intermediate Stations, L.
s. Communication Train al D I M FOR bnogeporl 0'1 NA
'''ni'"ia'' TRAINS TO NETWORK
l. Communication Train al 10 M from bridgeport stop
ping at ali the intermediate Stations.
2 Accommodation Train at A. NJ for New-daFen,
stopping at all intermediate Sahons receiving passengers
from Naugemck Railroad at Bridgeport
g. Accommodation Train at 10 An. nom New-haVen,
stopping at ell intermediate Stations receiving passengers
nom Hartford and New Haven Canal Ralrosd anu rsaug
d Express Train at 10 NJ lin connection with the sx.
press Train from Boston, from New Haven stopping a 81
bridgeport and Stamford, receiving passengers from o
Housatonic Railroad at Bridgeport .,
s. Accommodation Train at 50 NJ (receiYing passen.
gers from the Accommodation Train rom BOSTON, 1fo"
New Haven stopping at all Intermediate Stations- ~
& Express Train 10 NJ Tor III connection WIN HM-
press Train from Boston, stopping at Bridgeport NorVak
and Stamford, arriving IN New York al II ~ N; GenS
Train from Psfed connects with this Train at bridgeport
are requested to procure tickets before taking
seat5 IN the Cars aIo u ~ 1 - ---,------
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-22
NEW-YORk and HARLEM RAIL

Nt,W-1 ORk and ia hBEn hAiL-
NRosD-WINTER ARRANG EMENT-On and after
MONpA !, Oa.Uue =, n 1,;'i i,rlher notice
sundays eNcepeu ul r ~, ,,1ti Nyyg-yoRK FOR
kAnn d YIN IN, tIyf, To- iii AM IL s. 81, 4,
- f l ci G nliu " IN NJ ii' e'-' -N i'i'
Ho IIaL s IN NJ Il d 81 4 s 81 i0i PM
{,ti K{ 40, II M NJ ~ 81 A. 6i PM.
Hunts budg s b :, ''a ''ui' ''
Itclhla and (yhi,e Plains-8t TO- AM; 81 81. Al PM
pinaa,T,,ia New'.Cnse Bedford Mechanicsyille, Pur
J C,,, Enlls md Intermediate Stations on Sig
ny 'o or AZ 81 u p NJ
iao1 - 11t ~, ~ PATTERSON Paulings SouthIDoyer,
=, DR. $50 Suri =, = d no1,ar PIains9l NJ d NJ
bVgt r. NJ e-La ,i, Cit, tnil tor Eorlham at
az ~ - IN IN mud E X NJ and for Mott Haven
~ ~ anu On on o I i On Al md 20 $50 and so
qhI fGrlel a. ~ . anu L -! 5 7 * and NJ and
ana NJ ana M9lt tieyeh eIa r a o accomwods
A.hlizoU DO -? anu 80 % caI r,;ncei rnfe of
non trains Tor which ''ele IS d sle'a' '~''NNN
coIIillllaloIl ~, nj ,bn rrao DANGER of standing
passengers are tcli,ue1 w % bnri rntifed thai
upon me fAtIoruis VI .o uu a. ~ fon,nanv md
the ptactIIc Is @ il rr ni,Ir sustained
that lty 10 ioe 1 ~ ta ,fr,s IN cos,s nj accident
- M ~ k'l f., ~ y " 90 ni IN IN A NJ l2l
hareHi an I NOV y, Hd'en-o' - "''' 80 ~ ~ ~
W. Oh ., !, W 20 y, o 40 n no IN n NJ. . %
Morrlsala Ni!IaSe-7' D. 90 Q -o' ! V'' ~ ~ ' -
. W, D %, 'O6 I NJ. 900 n =, a. ~, , NJ . n Q 7pN
FOrdlal--71 u, ~, y ~ W W. ~ VI ~ u.s.
Williams Brdge-2 40 81 NJ ~ ~ "a vi 4 Il e ioI
hunts bTldge-8Go ~ A NJ 90 % w. Hn ;3nai
BfonXyle-7 %, 9ll, A. ~ %, %, W. NJ AZ ''s''
iuckahoe-! % - ~ ~ a. NJ No 81 NJ ~ inal
Scarsuae-' 49, 70 ~ W; 4 ~ III ~ ~ sirnaI
White Plains--1i ~ ~, ~ NJ. = ~ w. i MA
klsco-5 %, ~ "A. VI ~ T. vi NJ Nh ,;rc,a
tIhoNllt1,o -, y ~ - W ~ - ~ 90 % ~
Peasnnlyille.-s IS SEA NJ /, 8 49, + NJ w., .,,al
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-22

A FUGITIVE EscAPEp-Thc Chacao0 Democrat
says On Tuesday fugitive was put through
by daylight for Canada, under the following cir
cumstanccs, which are 100 good to be lost A
slave escaped few days since from one of the
back counties OF Missouri and came to this State
His purSuerS hearing that he was IN Quincy III.
PASSED over to that city, taking with them anoth-
er slave who was to identify the runaway and
whom they hired from his owner at so much per
diem. giving guarantee that they would return
him lin good order and condition as when re-
ceiyed At Quincy they were informed the ruha-
way had taken the underground track for Chica-
syo and forthwith they proceeded to this city,
BRINGING their man who to idenify the fugi-
five along with them Here however, they re-
ceived the unkindest cut OF all. In the rst place,
4bey learned that the man they We're after was
mot here and never had been; IN the next place
tine colored people got their heads together, gave
The negro they brought with them for idcntitica
ton purposes a hint as to how things was work
ing and on Tuesday evening they shipped HIM
off by rail to Canada, where by this time he is
safely set down beyond the reach of his pursuers
they poor fellows, decamped for the South the
same evening, their departure being fastened by
u threat of tar and feathers from the excited
colored population, who are up in arms and night
", as well as daily, on the watch for white gen
temen with sallow compilations and broad brm
hats
NAvAL-The Z. 5. frigate Congress, Capt. Nc
Koever, from Norfolk, June 2, via Havana, July
70, arrived at Rio de Janeiro Sept all we'll.
Commander Charles T. Plat has been ordered to
the command of the T. S. sloopoGwar Albany at
Boston. The u s brig Dolphin sailed from
Hong Kong July %, for Manila. The following is
list of her officers Lieut.. Com. Thomas Page;
Acting Lieutenant, ex-otcer &. Y. Fox; Acting
Lieutenants, George ? WEIGH and c. II Wells;
Assistant Surgeon, O.. Wisteli Captains Clerk,
James Y. Hudson; Midshipmen-Jom Cornma,
Chas L. O. Hammond Masters Mate, H. P
Robinson. The o. S sloopofwar Plymouth ar
rived at Macao July l8, from Labuan.. The u.
S. sloop ofwar st. Marys which has received her
sailing orders for the Pacific has been detained in
consequence of the bed of the capstan being rot
ten, and the two beams under it, which will be
replaced by soaring. Assistant Surgeon Charles
II. Williamson goes out as passenger III the st.
Marys to Join the trigate Raritan ON the Pacific
Station
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-22
LEAVE NEW.YORK, GOING MONTH,

LEAVE NETWORK, GOING NORTH,
From The Office in Hudson-st near ChsrHbersSt
ARA. M,-Way train for Albany, stopping at all way
ssons the railroad and connecting at PoughkeepSe
Hyde Park, Kingston, Barytown, Tyou, Maiden Cate
xiii, Hudson, Coxsaekie, Smyyesan aud New-BahmoTe,
and arrive at Albany at 8 P NJ.
Yonkers, Dobbs Ferry Dear1naD, Tarrytown, Sng-Sng
Peekskl, Garrison's, Cold Spring, Fishkl New Ham
WORLD Aida which viii land at Kingston, Maldeu,
Caskn Hudson and Coxsackie, and arrive at Albany at
tl2M-For freight and passengers to Poughkeeesie,
stopping at al way stations.
ASP M-For passengers TO Poughkeepsie, stopping
At4P M-Yor passengers to Peekskill, stopping at tic
intermediate stations.
Ala IS P M-Express train for Albany, stopping a
Yonkers Dobbs Ferry, Deaman, Taryown, SingSings
Peekskill Garrisons, Cold Spring. FIstkil New Ham
burgh and Milton Ferry, connecting at Poghkeepsle Wn
the steamer SOUTH AMERICA, which win land at Hyde
Park, Kingston, Barryown, Tiyol Maiden Catskil aad-
SON. Coxsacke suyvesan and New Baltimore and arrive
Ats a P M-For Passengers to Poughkeepsie, stopping
LEAVE PoUGHKEEPsIE, GOING SOUTH.
Ate Is A. M--Eor NewYork, stopping at all the wsg
Alta M-For freight and passengers to New-York.
stopping at all way stations.
XII Is A M.-For New.York stopping at all the way
stations except Croton Verplancks Tuby Hook and One-
Atfl As A Nor on arrival OF steamer nom Albany,
T Taba ea coa s snng a. m T
rytown. Dearman Dobbs Ferry and Yonkers -..,..
Ala P Nor arrival of steamer from Albany Wnlca
leaves there II a M stopping at al way staons except
Low Point and Verplancks.
At8 80 P. Nor on arrival OF steamer FROM Albany,
which there As P NJ. stopping Of all way ata-
tons on signal.
LEAVE PEEKSKILL FOR NETWORK.
At s Is A. M-StOppng at all way stations
PERMoNr.-IThrough tickets for Permont by the Dear
man Ferry which connects the trains from New York at
AM and 4 As p NJ with the Morning and Evening Eric
Express Trains going Westward.
Passengers viii promote their convenience and safety ~
observing the following rules lst Give particular dree
tons the baggage where your baggage ID TO be dc.
Yered that he may mark accordingly, and thereby avoid
mistakes and delays 3D. procure your tickets before enT
ing the cars; Sd, do not stand on the platforms.
jyZ5R OLIVER Il LEE, Superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-22

SERIOUS RAILROAD AcclDESr.-The Boston
Nal of Friday evening states that bad and de
structive accident occurred at Oxford on the sin
gle track OF the Norwich and Worcester Railroad,
on Thursday afternoon The express freight train
from Norwich for Boston. broke down and the
heavily laden cars We're wrecked and piled up with
their contents in an entire and undistinguishable
mass The track was also torn up for some dis
tance, and the damage must be quite heavy, We
learn that no lives were lost. 1t was found i'm
possible to clear the track in time, and the train
for New York which LETT Boston at - P NJ. was
obliged to stop at Worcester all night The train
due from New FORK was detained by the same
cause The P1ortdcace Journal contains the fol.
lowing tclcgraphch dispatch;
WORCESTER Oct l7.At five o'clock this afternoon, The
express freight train from Norwich the Norwich and
Worcester railroad, of The track when about one
mile below oxford The engine aud several were
badly broken. and Mr. Barton the engineer had his legs
badly fractured. and his recovery Is considered dopbtu
The cause OF the accident il not known.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-22
O'clock Line
LyOR HUDSON q INTERMEDIATE

LyOR HUDSON q INTERMEDIATE
III LANDlNGs--The steamboat HUDSON. Capt VIM.
Meen, Will leave the steamboat pier foot OF Cedarst on
Monday, Wednesday and Friday, and the steamer COLUM-
BIA Capt c. f. King on Tuesday Thusday and Saturday,
a. o'clock connecting with the stages al NewbuTgh Kngz-
ton and Catskl.
HUDSON AND BERKSHIRE RAILRoAD-The passenger
trains this Road AFTER March 25 viii leave Hudson and
West Stockbridge daily, Sundays excepted as follows:
Leave Hudson ut Z Am. and 45 P NJ and West Stock
bridge at AM and Ri.
Freight trains with passenger car attached, will leave
Hudson al II AM and West StockbFidge al 10 so AM
Passengers by the morning from West Stockbrdga
may take the day boat New York or the boat Pong
keepse and thence by railroad TO NewYork, by Pm.
Fare by latter from Hudson not exceeding 81 D.
Passengers by the evening train will find the steamers CO.
LUMBIA and HUDSON always waiting for them, and the
fare those boats will be low any other evening boat
the riverfom 50 cts downward as the ne boats mag
BET the example
Through tickets from West Steckbrdge to New York 81
90 and the fare in returning Passengers should recoi
lect that this fare includes berths which Ia excluded In the
fares of other routes
The trains from Hudson both morning and evening,
acct with the trains Of The Western Roads OK heretofore
je5 Gm j. T. WATERMAN SUPP
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CORPORATION NOTICES

CORPORATION NoTlcE-Publc hereby ei7eu, As
0owno OF ower occupant or of al HouSss and Lo
improved uumprovd Lsnds Affected thereby following
Assmen have been completed by ,A Asss.o's sad lodged
IL the once OF the Bureau OF hsseen for Examination, al
persons interested viz For Widening Regulating and Grading the
Boonhngdae Road from Seventh Fsth 81 The limits
embraced by such include all the seve houses AID lots
OF ground vacant lots and parcels Of Land situated both
sides OF Boomngiale Road Fetb
The aorthey side Of 18th both aides Of 18th 47h 18th f9h sta
and southey SIDE Of Feth between Seventh AMI Eighth
AL whose interests affected the above named Is
and who opposed same either OF them
requssnd reen. their objections. vrng the undeHed at
Their ohce No Hall Of Records within thirty days from the date oil
this noIce0cs, Bureau Of Assess'n Street Department Oct
"a 1880 SAMUEL H DE MOTT, FRANCIS NICHOLSON, ISAAC
WM SMITH Assessors ola lot
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-22
1850. Central Railroad OF New-Jersey 1850.
SUMMER, ARRANGEMENTS, COM
1850.


Smencing April ], la50This Road extends from Eliza
behpor s. miles White House. New Jersey reducing
tie staging between the terminus Of the Road and
Eason 10 % miles, and TO Schooey's Mountain TO IA
miles. This line leaves NeWYork by steamboat RED
JACKET, at pier ], Mr.. and connects with trains
on the NewJersey Railroad, which leave New York rosn
foot Of Corandst at the same hour new route 10 School
eys Mountain with legs staging than any other,
PASSENGER TRAIN UP-Paseeng gers will leave Now Yeza
by steamboat from pier l. Mr. by the NewJersey Rail-
road foot of Cortlandst al AN. and M; leave Eliza
BEETHOVEN at 10 AM and PM.
PASSENGER TRAIN DoWN--Lesye White House at -
AM ard 45 Nj North Branch al 5 IS AM and IS Nj
someryille at 10 All and 10 PM; Bound Brook at %
Am. and 20 Pm; Planfeld al 10 Am. and 40 M;
Wesfed at IS An ard M; ElizabethOwn al Is AMI
1890 Am. and PPM
The freight train with passenger attached will Leave
White House al 80 An, Someryile So Plainfeld Is,
and Eizabethport by steamboat, al 30 AM Returning,
leave Newfork by steamboat Red Jaeaet from pier
North River, al PM
All freight nom New York, intended TO go by this Line,
must the boa. U 30 o'clock insure being taken
through that day
Stages win be in readiness the arrival of the O'Clock
train from EewYork the White House 10 convey pascal
gers 10 Eaton WilkesbaTe, Bethlehem Allentown Mauch
Chunk, Pa; and TO Pennington, Lebanon Clinton Milford,
Bethlehem, Bloomsbury, New Hampton, Washington and
BeIydere, N j. On Tuesday Thursday and Saturday, 70
Delaware Water Gap Sroudsburg, Baronsye StanhcPe,
Daleyte Buckstow and Lsckswanna Iron Works &c Pa
n bah baggage al the risk OF the owners until deliver
ed into the actual possession Of the Agents Of the CompanYs
and checks receipts gwen therefor. 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-22

LNOR BOSTON, via NEWPORT and
IL FALL RIVER-By the splendid and superior steam
ere BAY STATE and EMPIRE STATE, OF great strength
and speed particularly adapted to the navigation of Long
Island Sound running connection with the Fell River ard
Old Colony Railroad distance OF So miles 10 Boston only
Leave pier Mr., near the Battery.
The steamer BAY STATE, Capt VIM Brown, on Tuea-
days Thursdays and Saturdays, az 4 P. NJ
The steamer EMPIRE STATE, Capt Benz Brayton, on
Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays at P N
This ine ls the only that r1ss direct for Newport
These fitted With commodioua stateroofna
and every arrangement for the security and comfort OF pas
sengers who afforded by this route nights
board and arrival Fa River proceed per railroad
reaching Boston early the following morning can remain
on board getting their breakfast wished for, unnl tho
ssrting OF the accommodation train q! quarter before
7oclock, ALL which reaches Boston at about 9ocock, ID.
baggage-Inaster is attached to each steamer
ceives and tickets the baggage and accompanies the sas
10 .s destination.
The rates for passage and the price Of TIA
game &c BY other lines
steamer runs m connection with this line TO and from
Providence, daily, except Sundays
Freight Boston s taken al The same rates as by the ohsZ
regular lines and forwarded With greater expedition by
Express freight rain which leaves Fall River every mora.
ing SUNDAY rxcepred) az O'Clock for Boston and New.
Bedford arriving at its destination about II An
For freight apply board, at the Office on Pier Mr.
70 secaFe fem aead aPae e may Be made %
jeloy TIsDALR BORDEN, Agents, IS and II West-ss-
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.-CAM-
tSDEN and AMBoY RAILROAD.-Change OF Hour,
and additional LEe rom Ne#-York 70 Philadelphia via
steamboat JOHN POTTER to South Amboy, henca Ia
hrst-rste 70 Camden and Philadelphia
On and after Thursday, llh April the hrst line VIII eaVa
pier No North River at A n taxing cara at South AM
boy Camden and Philadelphia stopping take up and
bet down passengers al the usual Intermediate place.
irving in Philadelphia about u noon.
Second Line leaving above at 80 M and running
by morning hnes arriving in Philadelphia about 80 Il
Fare through, by either line, S5.
Forward deck passage, 81.
Breakfast and dinner provided board steamboat John
Potter
Passengers FOR Freehold viii take the stage WessG
Fare from Men. York 70 Freehold, 57t cents.
EMIGRANT LINE ..,1 a.
Leaves by steamer TRANSPORT, Capt J. Goaia, =
81 O'Clock p ~ Fare 81 50 80 lbs Of baggage set I'M
each passenger TO be carried at the sk Of IL ezcspt
Hoiing VIII be received or considered a. bagf bLTS8
wearing apparel faA nj ----.-77 -
oN1ND a IvTEP MONDAY NEAI,