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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-04
TRAVELLING

K S - r Np.ts9 = gkIg K a;isHs
u'eu4-Leaye NeNrYork FOR Bngbampton Eimrs, Con-
date placs. daily. By STEAMBOATS, THOMAS pow H. al
ERIE. from pier foot Of Duane-st az iouovss
Breakfast ard supper on board the boats
FxpREsS TRAIN at : 4. NJ. stopping our NJ Saaern,
Chester Goshen Miadletown, Port JeFyis, NarrowsbeFs
Hancock DEPOSIT Lanesboro, Binshsmton Owego, We
verlpr Etnl;ra and Jefferson, arriving sGeneva all0PA
PASSENGERS for Rochester, Buffalo &c can lodge ~ Geue-
y, ard sLn he Express rrsn from Albany next morning.
arrive az Rochester, and Buffalo az me sane e rs AsSe'
gers Wis Albany with the advantage OK mgn 'cs' u oe
WAY AID MAIL TRMN-At AhE aoppng at al !, % tss
stations arriving Corning the same evening al 10 10 OCH
WAY TRAIN at ( M for O-sNlIe and a. lhe'ths''4A'
stations -. 80, ~
ferns Chester (oshea Mddetowu. OesYile Port JEWS
Narrowsburgh Hancock. Deposit LAneSboro Greai beod
Binghamtou, and al the stations west OF bhsuaoiSa,
Passengers ion Buffalo bS this train proceed u Geneva su
take the arriving Buffalo same afternoon fSsseh
gers Ithaca Cayuga Bridge ard towns on Cayuga LaAe
take the OF the Csyugn and SusqueAannA halfosi
al Owego, which leave Immediately on the sTrlsa on
the Erie trains Passengers fer Toga and Lycomng cean
Corning. Stages leave NaIFcwsburs Hsaeoc& DEPOSIT
Laneeborol Bnghamton Owego, Wavery, Es1nsra, Corn
ing and Houellsyile Gu arrival OF the trains
TRAINS TO NEW.YORK
EXPRESS TRAIN leaves Geneva at Is AN stopping az ~
mira Waveriy, 0wegU Binghsmton, LaneSboro Deposh,
Hancock Narrowsburg Port Jcryis Middletowu G0shcn
che. ter and Suferns arriving in NewYoTk al 6 S0PM
WAY AND MAIL TRAIN leaves Corning at M stopping
81 all the stations, and arrives in New oFS ei - +
NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN leaves Geneva at 7 N and
Hornesville al PM stopping al all west CT Bng
hamon and at Great Bend, Lanes6oro Deposit Hancock
Narrowsburgh Port Jervs Ousyille Mlddieowt Goshen
Chester Suens and Piermonr arriving In New-forS al
o'clock AM. ~
the Stations and arriving III New fork at 10 - I'M
NEwBURGH BRANCH leaves Newburgh al 5 u AN. and
9AM and PM. connecting with the trans gong W est
Leave Chester al u AM and M and 10 f& or On
arrival of the trains from the West
FRyrGHr TRAINS leave from pier toct Duanest a.
Freight for Geneva Rochester and Buffalo and sh places
h,E fTpIp
nsb without dejsy CHARLES MlNOr,
80 Superintendent
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rn9poRTED oARPET1Nas,

FOR TAE FALL ThAuA
"a @iTa q LOUNSBERY receiving thar sup
~ phes tor the Fall Trade, consisting OF ROYAL TAPES
GklEs, sRUsSELS INPERiAL RHREEPLY, IN.
GRAIN and other cARPETIN9S comprising one Of the
largest most comple1s and Desirable aascrmen OF.
1ered In tits market
Theif purchases being made entirety for cAsH aGords
heu advantages IN making selections thai bat few poRssps
and enAblea them se al the lowest possbe prices
English Tapestry Carpets, from liza 10 l$s per yard
English Brussels Csrpels, from So tc i0s per yard
English Tbreo-py Carpets, from 10 to los per yard.
American Three-ply CHTpeis, from IL to % per yard
Eneiso and American superfne Ingram Garpsis, ro@
is to IL par yard.
Engsh and American tno ingram capesS rom "a 70 Be
ger yard
Common Ingram oHrpess, from ~ 70 "a per yard
Also, large zlock OF Enghsh and American FLOOR
OIL CL0SHs, from fee, 10 "a fest wide.
pRUGGETlNGS 90, ga i2-4 and 1874 wide with q
seoco OF ell other goods connected With the
Sade. equally low. SAITH & LOUN6BERY,
as W. AS Pearlst stxlh Carps from Oh shsras
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IMPROVE YOUR EYES.

MOST RESPECTFULLY Informs the
deesJGSSE~Ac citizens OF New York and the public In
X ~ general, that ho has located himself In this
Civ at S7 Broadway for the last eight yesrs where may
be found large complete assortment OF Spectnces and
Eve Glasses, In gold, silver and steel frsmes.
b. w. would also remind the public to whom he 10 par
tally known by bis visits to Saratogs Syringe for the
Last sixteen years. that by h knowledge OF Optical Sci
he Is enabled determine the Glasses suitable for any
eve PersopB with weak eyes be supplied with gaEsea
which will greatly benef, and not strain the sight
Particular attention Is called to new style OF Perspective
Ground Glass (which will both for reading neo-
Ing al dieance OF the finest flint which, through thsir
hiSh polish true ground produce The pues vison and
have been highly recommended the hest In their effect
upon the eye for preserving and improving the sight In
continued writing and reading
Short lighted PERSONS and those operated upon for cate
ract also be suited
He inserts New Glasses, OF superior quality. In old
FRI nes sociis the patronage Of ell In want OF bis ard
Ciee. 80 -,
He warrants oil specsces purchased OF him to euis tho
CHARGE $40 lmeod+
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TO LET.

eas TO ERs.-stesmpows aud
SA large suidng OF the frat cass, co2sisluE shclt
So M0 superficial feet, to et-he whole or 10 p3,t to
different ieDsns for business hazardous Or de
soverfer would treat for nierest with suitable parties
DESTROYS 70 commence some Kind OF profitable manufacture
Ing buanesH to be established hts preiies The 10
Ton 10 Eehrbble hsing tie water, aud noov
0Tand.s Address Il. II. Courier Enquirer Office o. 5
- 10 LEE "A store and some dwelling sosrtap -na
81 With H. IL boube, Il West Phiteen.h 81 u-ar
Filth sv-e good s,Had 70, druggist or TAILOR store
or some Other business Rent reasonable to tenant
Six,b-sv OF ST.
q 70 LET.-rhree brown atone front ores on A..
sa laniic 80 fee, deepoue OF mem 30 feat vi Is
They built in the beat matner, with ceilings 'ee
hi2h 81 nshed With plate giafs, plpea &C sc VIII
IS 2wF G. MARQUAND, s. Rtste-st. Brooklyn.
ewa TO LRP-To a small genteel family, In a good
Isl peis hbobood frs, floor pArlor ana basement
Ha wih other privileges aud auto, If required Religious
family preferred ANY particulars may oe addressed 10
J s Tribune Office % ~
AFsa, yVANTRD 20 RRNT-A small country real
H depce wilh!n hours ride one OF ns hairoads
H leading from tbe city Address @. j. q. Tribune OF
6ce stktt, Q rent which uiubt he low. OF 81
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uUDsoN RIVER RAILROAD.
- r-eFFEg4FEfsa1Es3-l NEW-YOKk-T To All =,
- ssaassi;:ss 80, BANY, by Railroad sgs
and steamboats,.
MER ARRANGEMENT, l3


SUMMER ARRANGEMENT, 1880
On and after Tuesday, May 81 the passenger Tnias VIII
run @ Gs new W6R
Aida. JOSEPH BELKNAP ana SOUTH AMERICA.
running TO and from Albany nld touching u pe uSoda Ia
terncdiae landings
LEAVE NETWORK, GOING NORTH.
M 2e n "a h4d 4 Sa nss soppns
the railroad and CONNECTING at
with JOLEPH BELKNAP which VIZ laa a.. o.
Hyde Park Kingston, Barrytown, Tfvol Madden Cats-
xiii Hudson Coxsacse Stuyvesant and New-Bannore,
and arrive al Albany at P NJ ,,,..u o,,a.,u
Yonkers Dobbs Ferry, Dearman, Tarrytown Sing Sing.
Peekskil Garrson's, Cold Spring, Fshhi New; Ham
WORLD or Aida which viii land al Kingston, Maiden,
Calsk Hudson aud Coxsackie, and arrive ut Albany G
Atl2 MFor freight and passengers to Poushkeepsto,
stopping at all way stations.
Af3P M-FOr passengers to PoughkeepSloi stopping
at all the way stations,
At4P MZFor passengers to Peeksdl, stopping at tao
All Is DIP M~Express trim for Albany, stopping al
Youkers Dobbs Ferry Deannan, Tanyown, Sing sang.
Peekski Garisone Cold Spring FIshkl New h i..
the stoaner SOUTH AMERICA, which viii land at HYDE
Park Kingston, Barryown, Tiv0li Maiden Catskii iad-
son Coxsacke StuyVesan and New Baltimore, and arr'ya
At6P M--For Passengers to Poughkeepsie, stopping
ut s!lthe way stations
LEAVE POUGHKEEPsIE. GOING SOUTH
At6l A. M.-For New York, stopping at all tho "as
Alta M-For freight and passengers to New ock.
XII a. A. M-For New-York, stopping at all the way
stations except Croton YerpGncks Tuby Hook and OHs-
hundred-and-ff -second-st
Atll 45 A Nor arrival OF steamer ffc1 Albany,
which Leaves there at A M stopping al New Hambargh.
Fishkl Cold Spring, Ggr1son's, Peeksk sung sing Re'
rytown Dcarman, Dobbs Ferry and Yonkers
At4 P Nor on ARRIVAL of steamer from Albany, WHICH
leaves there II A NJ stopping at all way Staons except
Low Point and VerpancIs
At83OP Nor on arrival OF steamer from AIbaay.
which Leaves there Is P M stopping al all way ga
tons signal.
LEAVE PEEKsKILL FOR NETWORK
AT IS A. M.-Stopping al al way stations
Passengers viii promote thel convenience and 6afey 0J
observing the following rules ls, Give particular dree
the baggage where your baggage " TO be d
yered that he may mark it accordingly and thereby avoid
mistakes and delays 3D. your tickets before er'
ing the cars; 81, do not stand on the platforms
&iyZ5R OLIVER ii. LEE SuperntenoeaS
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ySS1s~- rszsszsssszsg UH1mER ARRANGEMENT
- EAs s5sa-CAMDEN AND AMB0Y BALL

BYE -z-1'k---zlaN-RO AD.-Change OF Hour and I'D
donsl Line from Ne-York TO Philadelphia via steamboat
JOHN POTTER to South Amboy thence in hrStrate cars
10 Camden and Philadelphia ~, -.
nier No North RIVER at A. taking cars at So1h An:
boy for Camden and Pladepha stopping 70 take up ana
let down passengers at the usual ntsrneda1e pAceS q"
riyinq in Philadelphia about Il noon =, ,, :. -s--.
second Line leaving above at 80 M END rinnag
AS by morning lines arrviDgn Philadelphia abcHt6 80 PA
Fare through, by either 1De, "
Breakfast and dinner provided board sesmboat Joan
Passengers for Freehod will take the stage nj Wesrs
Fare from New York 10 Freehold 81 cents.
EMlGRANT LINE
Leaves by steamer TRANSFORM Capt J. 3ouh, al
81 o'clock r. M Fare 81 80. 20 lbs. Of baggage allowed
each passenger TO be carried the risk OF lis owner but
nothing viii be received or considered baggage except
wearing apparel. fa24 III BLISS
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INSURANCE..

THE 9RoOERs'
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
oGice, No 81 Wall corner of Pearl-st N. z
CAPITAL 920D 0O8.
ENyHIE COMPANY, having their capital all paid Ia, IN
cash arc prepared 10 insure Buildings Merchandise
Household Furnifure Vessels In PORT lheir osrgos as
asajnss loas damage by FIRE aSo tho Rsks Of Inland
Navigation and Transportation the most favorable
terma All lossee promptly adjusted and paid.
DIRECTORS.
IuFus BToRY, MOSES TAYLoR, BAhftoN MooAa,
YBTKK MARTIH, GEORGE ELDER, CEAe SuaAhALF AN'
FRANCIS 98ibDy, HENRY EpEY asa o. r0kTEh,
JAS. B. WILSON, ALEX h. 9RAFT, WIN. II: EosrE9.
BENZ .SRRRaAF, MARSHAL nPooR isAAS ~ HAfLo1,
J. MlLrow sAirH, Secretary. Sn6h
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re-. rrzss..asegz2sgg- s ,C .sIEssD
4s ssS5Ssssssses F9R HUDSON and Esssaa


LANDINGS.-The steamboat HUDSON, CaPL va m a.
Melen VIII leave the steamboat pier foot OF
Monday Wednesday and Friday and the steamer 1,ray
BIA Capt G. f King Tuesday THURSDAY ana ginas
al O'CLOCK connecting with the stages 81 Ne"Su' %
HUDSON AND BERKSHIRE RAnR94pG sads ssI and
; his Road ae' i @ash Is escep te @9g
bridge al : An and 2 N EAR attached, will IesYa
Hf Pas3enesl 5y sas e9s ron 9e f
may take the day boa Tor rsroad 10 ~ Pm
t ts s aa1 s3sf e ss eli ss5sf9s
saa Ts g for eseaa aPd bo
fare OF those boeLs ~ rts downward tie ins bosts mag
set the example non, west Sockbridge to New Yora g.
Through nckeS in reorning Passengers should reco.
30 and Ie s 3 ERE includes bers WHICH = excluded Il S
fares oi rom Hudson bo. morning and evening coz
me he trains Of The Western Roads az hesegoGcre
nf ts ~ s ''@ J. Z. WATERMAN, Sup
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al I'm

FNO SHIPPERS OF BUFRER.-The subscriber
has always hand Goshen suttsr OF shs sest quality,
small packages ropscked expressly for long voyages
davng hnd fifteen years experience In the tEds be
confidently resrs to the first houses IN this City, Philads
via and SosIon Esch package has Ills brand and Us gus
ttnieed 10 keen for two wears A. KEMP
Is Inn lis wellSt Nsw.Yesk
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NT"10 FOR B0sTTON,, wa NEWP0RT r A sslI

II
= A1als1sl'F ALL RIV ER.-By the splendid and snpe-
nor steamers BAY STATE and EMPIRE
STATE OF great strength and speed particularly adapted 70
the navigation of Long Island Sound running IN connection
win the Fail River ard Old Colony Railroad distance OF
s. miles to Boston only Leave pier NR near the Battery
The steamer BAY STATE, Capt VIM Brown on Tue&-
davs THURSDAYS and Saturdays ats | NJ
The steamer EMPIRE STATE, Capt Benz brayton Oh
MONDAYS Wednesdays and Fridays, al z NJ
This line is the only that direct for Newport
These steamers are fitted with commodous stateoofnA
and every for the security and comoT OF pas
sengers who afforded by this route nights rest OF
board and arrival Fan River proceed per railroad
reaching Boston early the following morning can remain
board getting their breakfast if wished for, until the
starting of the accommodation train al Is, AM. whch
reaches Boston at about 80 AM.
baggngenaster is attached 10 each steamer, who rs
ceyes and tickets the baggage and accompanies the sans
otis destination
The rates for passage and the price OF sate-rooms the
came as by other lines
steamer in connection with ms une 10 ana frosa
Providence, daily, except Sundays
Freight TO Boston taken the rates as by ths other
regular lines and forwarded with greater expedition by an
Express eigh trn. which leaves Fall River every morn
ing SUNDAY txceped) ~ O'Clock for Boston and New
Bedford arriving at its destination at or about IL AM
For freight apply on board at the office on Pier X
For berhs apply on board or II IS desired
to secure them ahead, application may be made TO
jel0y TISDALE& BORDEN, Agents, 10 aud II Weet-sh
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For the Triba7"
YHE NINsTREL's TOMS
nv sxSl. * SAIL.

ga. North they say there lies wizard land,
Which haB above it all the chanseiess year
A ailv er shining milk VAIN atmosphere
Amid whose wiuoless calm the forests stand
Ae still re- clustered obeisks. bland
Delight IL shed o er all tho enter here;
And by lonely psth their way they steer
Tbroue b creamy hollow, under forests grand
or laroh and fir round many placid mere.
Der silver streams and level barrens drear.
At length they come unto mossy gate,
And find within city desolate.
It's streets knee deep with yellow leaves are
strewn,
And stiller than th Ephesau aeepers caves
The watcbman'S horn at midnight lies unbIown.
The ivy .muilled bells hang dumb, and. save
The noise of summer flies, aound there ia none
Wide open stands the Ksisers palace door
And here and there upon the dossy floor
Swords, helms, and SHIELDS, and empty winecupE
lie,
Between whose golden lips black spiders ply
Their arny looms il bright security
Within this city, reared by Elm hands
A huge AID stately mansion Wondering stands
Theae words are craven on its portals gray,
THE SINGER OF THE NIBELUs6EN LAYf
Lotoeh, Mas, Au9Hst 1850.
Ey The Boston Post has another "Jenny
gram" which is entitled
GENIN's MOTIVE.
Don't fancy there 10 any revealing
OF a heart that could easily melt
Ii was Mt q matter OF feeling
But merely matter Of feX ~
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gT7AHI.s AND DAlKa sAAR.-Yhe Paci6c Rock
sAl Company having perfected their arrangements for
cleansing and grinding pure kock Salt for sbe and dairy
nee are prepared to mrnsh tbs rede with II In packages
Of every description si the lowest raes fhe objections
heretofore made by Of ground Rock Salt on &C
eouni OF the impurities IL contains will no longer apply to
rail- mana facred at this establishment evoy particle OF
perfectly eleansed before grinding For samples and
terms apply 81 the Office 100 BroRasl New-York.
BGUnwsshed Ground Rock Salt the description
Usually aod In this market furnished to order al reduced
fases IAu9 SmcodsI D. RANSOM, Agent.
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CALIFORNIA.
CLOTHING

~
XxTHAP MKT! THE JOURNEYMEN PAIE-
w ORg COOPERATIVE UNION TAILORING EB-
YABLlSHMEbP, lS4 MAJ sans, one door Routh OF Beek'
man. 10 open for busaeas and public inspection They
yits their fellow srssnn and citizens TO chooRe gar
men from splendid assorted stock Of Fall and Winter
Goods Every garment 10 warranted TO hs and made In
the most fashionable, durable Style We say in word,
come and what working mechsncs have done, eau
and willdo ISIS lmS
CLOTHING AND TAILORING.--immen
ecrpion-l 900 Coats from 81 to IS; 5000 Vests from 81
10 81; 5000 Pants from 81 10 s., TO measure. Cloths Cas-
vmeres and Vestings, embracing everything new and
fashionable frstrate fit always guaranteed. A single
rial win convince all Twenty per cent, less than any
&ose IN the city, for cash Remember the name and num-
Der MICHAEL CONWAY,
SO 3meod* l43 Fulton-st near Broadway
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FOR CALIFORNIA.

-dscss FOR CALIFORNIA VIA CHAGRES-
Ill 80 WITHOUT DETENTION AT PANAMA.
a@a1h17 The United States Mail Steamship Company
will dispatch the splendid douheengne steamship For
GA on Friday Oct H. ats O'Clock NJ from the pier foot OF
WaTen-si North River with the Government Mails and
passengers for San Francisco ana Intermediate ports
The connection Panama will be carefully kept up, so
as 10 prevent any detention beyond the usual stay in port
The books open, and passage can DO secured at
the following rates:
FROM NETWORK TO oHAGREs.
State-rOOm berth Sip
Sondee berth forward saloon ............ 80
Storage berth, found bed and separate table -. 30
FROM PANAMA TO SAN FRANCISCO.
State-rOOin berth ,..............., SJ1
Storage, found bed ana separate table l5O
Fkoh SEWYoKK TO
State-room Standee Storage
Charleston. Observation-Disclosures $50 $40
Savannah ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. = % 10
Havana ....-.-..............70 50 2S
New Orleans rs 80 IS
Freight Ghagre5 10 cent? per cubic foot prepaid.
Freight to Havana SEC per cubic foot barrels 50 each
Copsignees to receive their goods ships tackles
diacly utter her arrival at Havana
10 secure freight passage apply at the Office OF the
COMPANY - NJ o ROBERTS
Special notice ia given shippers by this line that the
COMPANY have prepared form OF bill OF adng adapted to
their business which will be furnished TO shippers app
cnon at the Companys Office ana with which they are re-
oIesed to provide themselves as no other form VIII be
sjrned by the Agent of the Company All bills OF adng
must be signed before the sailing OF the vessel s toll
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Fe1;S~. r-arEz4F4=zzs4S1 M ORRIS AND ESSEX RIA l.
~ ~ Il OAD-PASSENGER TRAIN
1dn2z -UP.-Leave NewYork foot of Cov-
land 81 a. M and Al P. M; Leave Newark 81 A. NJ and
5! P NJ.
PASSENGER TRAINS DowN.-Leave Dover 6 Is A n. and
As P, M; Morristown, 50 A. M and 2 Is P. NJ. Mad
SON 50 A M and 40 ? NJ. Summit 20 A. III. and %
p "; Miville, 7 80 A. NJ. and Is P. M Orange, 50
A. NJ and IS p. b.
FREIGHT TRAIN.-Leave Dover a. Ri. Leave New.
York II 80 A. M. -.
ORANGE HORSE CAR-Leaye Orange A. NJ. and 80
p NJ: leave New-York II 80 A NJ. and Is P. H.
Passengers BY these trains received and delivered
each way at North and South Orange Mllyle, summit
Chatham Madison, MOrrisown, Morrs Plains DanVule,
Rockaway and Dover. =.
At Dover stages connecting with the A NJ passenger
train leave for Suckasunny, Stanhope, Newton hcket
town and Hope daily Mi ord and Owego on Mondays
Wednesdays and Fridays and for Sparta, Johnsonburg
Blarstown Columbia, Delaware Water Cup SrongsbHFgh
continuing TO the Lackawanna Works passing through
Bnrtonye Stanhope Pa) Smiths Tavern Noaglesyille,
Clifton Dunmore Hyde Park TO Providence, on fnesaays
Thursdays and Saturdays and returning meet ufe T. ID
trains for New-York. ,..- -.
At DenYle stages leave for Powervile and B0onon on
the arrival of the A. NJ and NJ TraiRs from ahd te0' nc
A. M. and p NJ. trains for Ncw-1ork ~. =,
AT Monlstown stages leave on me aftsYaa o no III
passenger trims for Mendham Chester Schooey houh
an Washington, Bcyidere and Easton daily, ana meet
the P NJ train for NewYork. =, =,
Also Tor Basking Ridge the arrival OF the T VI tram
returning next morning. connecting with the A Nj tram Tor
Hew-YOrk SOU
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FOR EUROPE.

FS TIE NEW7Y0 81 IL9s AND D., L I1Sr !; 4
&SEIk&kS POOL UNITED STATES MAIL STEAM
H'aaAE ERS-The ships comprising this Line, are The
ATLANTIC, Captain West, PACIFIC Captain Nye,
AkTIc Captain Luce, BALTIC Captain Constock
The ships having been built by conrac, expressly for
Government service every has been taken III their
structon also il their engnes ensure strength and
speed and their accommodations for passengers une
uualled for elegance and comfort
Price of passage from NcwYork to Liverpool $3.50 ex-
elusive use Of extra size 1926 and $500 from
Liverpool 10 New-York SIS An experienced Surgeon at
tuched 10 each ship. No Berths secured until pad for
PROPOSED DATES OF SAILING.
FROM NEWYosK FSoM LIVERPOOL
Saturday October l2h I8:.Q Wednesday, Oct 30h 1850
SgIrdgy October 2fth 1850 Wednesday Nov goth, 1880
Safnrday Nov 10Th 1850 Saturday December 18th, 1850
Salrjev NOV seth 1850 SATURDAY. December 2lst 1880
Sanirjav Dec 18th 1850 Saturday. January 4ih, 1881
SauIrllay bee 28th 1850 SATURDAY. January 18th 1851
"Wednesday, Jan 9Th 1851 saturday February ~ iS20
Wednesday. Jan 22d 1851 Saturday, February loth is2G
"Wednesday. Feb 9TH 1881 Saturday, March Isl 100!
"Wednesday, Feb 1911 1851 Saturday, March Ioth iS2i
"Wednesday, Mich 9Th, 1851 Saturday, March 2sl L82l
For freight passage apply to EDN AKD n GOh-l iHo
20 Wal-st New-Yuyk, or TO BROW y, SttlfLht W
Liverpool H.,
The owners of these ships viii rot be accountable for
gold silver bullion, specie, jewelry precious stones or
metals unless bills OF HIDING are signed therefor ana VIC
value thereof therein expressed
After the of April next the rate otreigt by te ABOVE
Steamers viii be materially reduced. so u
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oLMsYEAp,s PAYENR STOVES

sALLs, caURcHES, STORES PARLoRs, oFYlch&, 40.
sE'hE suBSCRiBER would call The attention Of thosc
In want OF Stoves 10 his complete Assorten, Of tbs
nos, approved patterns OF heAunS and cooking sloves
Aso manufacturer and dealer in plain and Japannsd PIN
Ware, Britannia aud general furnishing Goods; Mica
siove 0rnsuents and TrimminEs Stoves cleaned pre-
Pared put up 81 short notice and htt!e expsnEe.
] D. ANDREWS
Successor to r. H RrowbndKs
sl1 I'm. 2l0 Waler-SS
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TRAVELLING.

oRs>se UNITED STATES MAIL Lf ~
&[GfL5S FROM CHARLESTON TO HAN taNA' IA
Has1t-SAas7SS SAVANNAH AND hey !" sloF-Ihe sptea,
did steamship ISABEL, 1869 tuns buren coulnaneei ~
Capt William Rollins viii commence her regular p %
Monday. Oct and sail regularly from Cnareston . y p'
Havana the LIST and 5t OF each month and nom HAVE
ns Charleston the stb 1Dd I'd
From Charleston and Savannah 10 Havana $40
From Charleston and Savannah TO hey West 81
For particulars Gppiy to
SPOFFORD, TlLESTON / co. IS sodtnet
Ii Charleston 10 M. c. MORECAL
gents in Havana DRAKE, BROTHERS Il co.
Psssen gers leaving Havana by is ship reach Ball.
more by the land route the Snh day or By meeting the
steamer Souherner, reach New York In bEne.
<sf>Se NETWORK AND CHARLESTON
&HREn STEAM PACKET LINE-SEw ARIA, GE-
ssaEaza4-zszA MENT-The steamship SoUTHERNER, Capt
Berry having been thoroughly overhauled and hted
With New boilers &c will resume her nps on the IA OF
Senemher and Commune as follows:
- 49, "a Charirston From Charleston 10 n ork.
Saturday, Sept II, F. NJ ihursuay' 'ep..0e' "a
"Wednesday D. = MohdAy, r,, 90 90
Saturday, Oct ), ihursday' Oc'oo'' .,
Wednesday, - 10, Monday, -
Saturday ii Thursday, %
Wednesday NovS, MondRy, NoVenoet a.
Saturday, e. Is, Thursday, -. - ~
Consignees particularly requested TO aNeno " Tue
receipt OF their goods Immediately after arrival
Passage SIS. No passage secured until PAID or
For apply on bonrd at Pier No North RYer AID
for passage to SPOFFOkD, TlLf'olOS Y - VI
au50 40 ooVui7o~