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Post-Omce-Nlails Close.

ummer Gngement.
Ik SkEAi H so al MAIL Vi. Albany and BaasS to
daily Except Sunday, Whfh day wall close PM
Sea- on he Cana and On The Rod ss8 s S apBisac as S
tsesn Albany aea Bgao the Coaa'ss OF Crawford Ens
LIe IRE 4 northern coane, Iadans and Illinois, and for
Also mails r the Counties Of Clinton Essex FranLra,
0tgo Renseef Warren, and Wasnson n This staei Addson
c0uas, Nsraoui, eosed day al O'Clock Pm except
Elifa Ma. for Albany Buffalo, cskn T,Aka Landing Hud.
a. NevbuFg foggkeePs Troy Mesi foat and The principal
made uP AID closed daily Except suniy ~ AM and forwarded
~ The Hudson RIVER Railroad VIA Poaghieepsis, to Albany
and Albany, either side OF the
ss closed daily, at O'Clock Pm except ,sandsy and for
lie RE Railroad Mail wa reaosi to BghsHioH owsgo and
esfs c,ssi daily, Except Sunday at O'clock AN taxing
nfo cor,si Delaware, Green, Lvas.,oa Orange, Roct.
a. ;ss ~ s lo No. P , s
9sAanaA T,oga Wsren, ard Wayne, ia Penasylysna
tI.ra k made up daily r;- Praepa Offices the as Of
q Efs Roed aeluane Elm ra AID Iaaoai aso for Geneva
fsHsre Railroad 10 Dover n Y takes mail matter for soS
~ essn tvs aud Dover n y Is closed da except sundAy
T.Lons Ihns Railroad NAL Jamaica to Creeaport supply
- a 2es oa the laHd east Of Jaa, daily Except sunday al
ssaa brooklyn. dahl closes at5E An sud ~ Pm
"a ~ ~ Ssssa Flushing Astoria Neg Utrecht and Fort Han
''''' "'r'e0A, LII eoss daily, at ~ A II and O'Clock
a., Mas o' &c Ssss Staten iaa daily l.rcepi Sunday At
~ ~e MOOD Nalsy AMI Rossy.le Tuesdays and IA.
IhE chr At EAsryRSsxATL to Eo..oa Eastern STATS.
~ Sfouiur.oa Conn and
Pet o. fenPsAire, Massachusetts m s..ss
- 10 Norweh Conn toe dsly Except sinssl n 1917
Nner he steamboats, eaye a. pm 81, p 81 vb1 ~
49, isays Al o'cock. @ '-''"
n t. Eaeia NAL By he railroad % Bos,as via v g,..
..ro A. aprlgheli, caed daily, = oclct " fsnsvs
isel Ils mai includes al the o.scss ara ter isaeoa
~"see tas aHt New Haven and an lie Hasa5r. rs9
A.. "a % b9s.on fQr,i Hartford Srra-feA Ant Wore,
of az ihe Offices on ts r- OF the Sargsisck Rsira,ii
80 Is n-ce up sad ccsst dab, errrpt sanitg) n "a
- = snt sent - he New Haven Rr.lro,d p" 800
- = ior 2 export. p rf,ii Hartford Nry Haven ~
= si.eiofa AMI siri, ~ snl olosst
Tsr = = = VI al g. - tie Nss Hsvsa i,.irusa
9,stl 4ocsss A II s1s sis Pm l-rcept suaaty
g. -, 4 ~ ',t e-s ID; lts PSI TIE atcro1n Nal
''o-ss TO Me- Of-aa Wish termed tie rarouga
A. r... sog,e % Jsr'sy Cay, Hsrt Eazasttown
= ~ - 49,, eefT eo~a, New Bransxs A. Prsc.tsn H..
~ \ -,t.- 4, = as.slH, Caudea and gur.arfol
.s-sf 81 ~ 80 MI iec'ads af .. al 49, f.r. a. Al q
\ !. - he g. pecterr ~rgf-rv 49, ~
~, -, Dag Nurh lystf ar n II, -, -.
H. - a | t1 7'erfss oiAN5oni- c.r.,s v.,t,--,
AN '1Ni o4-y' is1ecft snisyl az o'ciotk
MAJ ~ haal~rsaek ,.felgls ii 4. ~ a. u AN
- al lresy, 10 oci1ck Pm To a.l-iay, Necaes-
A. -. sa 'oF rs,hoA and otter ohes IA Monmouth c,
:. s,e.', % hellon AID N-.stoaa GO. N..h,s =.
<Al a y o't.aca IN e's Ae1e-Pts1n-
= M ~ t'rerVle Eitahethta4n. .s.,.i..-r 4.
,s-'oad 70 fl,'on, srt crs-s a. An '-'e's o. tAs
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so CENTRAL RAILROAD oF N. JERSEY 1850.
80 r-pzr,,zra4E1 SUliNiER ARRANOE hEN1a

-. -.
GFH recommending April ], lSo0.-rhis RosS
extends from Eliz4baihpon 50 miles 10
White House j. reducing the staging betwesn the
oys Mountain to II miles This line leaves New-Yort By
with sins on the New-Jeney Rsrosi which leave New.
5ehooeys Mountain, with less staging tasa sn3
other
PASSENGER TRAIN UP.-PassengeB viii lesys New
York By steamboat from pier N K or by the NewJsrsey
Railroad foot OF COriand-si al A. NJ and r. NJ leave
ElZsbethtowp at 10 AM and Pm
PASSENGER TRAIN Dows.-Leave White House a. So
A ~ ard Is p ~; North Branch Ct SIS Am and IS
M Someryle e. 6. 10 AM aud 2. 10 m; Bound BFooh
a. 80 All. snd % M; Pain6sd al 40 AM and 20
Phi Weshed Al SIS A M. and p n; Eiizabethiown a
It's ard 1870 A N. and $40 PM
The fregh main with passenger attached will Laws
White House At $50 AM BOnervine, asa, Psintod,5.U
and Elizabeihp0rt by steamboat At 73e AN Returning
leave kewYorA, BY steamboat Red JscFei, from ptos
North River, at / Pm.
All freight from New-York Intended TO 90 by this line
must be at the boat al III O'Clock 10 insure being akex
through GAi day
Sages win DO readiness arrival Of the O'CLOCK
train from New YORK al he White House 70 convey
ssngeFs ~ Easion, Wilkelbse, Bethlehem Alentown,
nauch Chu a, Pa and TO bennington, Lebanon Clinton,
Mtors Bethlehem, Bloorsburg Nsw-Hamp0D Wash.
70 yion and Bcvtere, N j. On Tuesday, Thursdsy and
Saturday 10 Delaware Water Gap sroudsburg, Bsnons
vile, Sanh0pe Dsieve BuckIown and LscSavanns lros
Works, &c. Pa.
NIB Al baggsgs a. the risk OF ne owners until de-
yered into s acng possession OF the Agents OF ths
Company, and chsess os receipts given therefor. ss
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r., czs.gs:ss:zssz- ) OCLOCK LINE ~T~ h
Ia 30 z M DsO \ sad - .


LANDINGS The steamboat HUDSON Capt Wn H.
hiLer Will leave the steamboat pier foot OF Cedarst on
Mordsy. Wednesday and Friday. and ths steamer CO.
LUMBiA Capt c Z. King, on Tuesday, Thursday and
SATURDAY. u O'Clock, connecting win The stages NJ New
burgh. Kingston aud Csssill.
HUDSON AND BEREsHiaE RAILROAD The passenger
tair Of this Road, after March IS will leays Hufson aud
Wes Sioc kbrc daily. Sundays eXcepted) Is follows
Leave Hutton att A a. anl a L. H. AM West Stock
bridge q. : A. n and p. VI.
Freight ualus with passenger attached, will leave
Hudson at II A. A. aud West S.0ckhndge, at 10 80 e.
Passengers by the morning train from West 5iOck5ddge,
may ake The Gay boat Dr New Yofs the boat or POUCH
keepse sud thence by Rsilfoad 70 kswYOrk by O'Clock
p NJ Fuie By latter route from Hudson, not exceeding
81 q.
Psiserrers by he evening train will find the steamers
COLUMBIA an5 HUDSON always waiting Tor them aud
the OF those bouts Will be low any other evening
boat te Iverffom 50 50 downward Tho line OOa.s
nay set the example.
Through uckeis from West S.ochbhdgs 20 EewYOrk,
81 So end the fare 10 returning Passengers she nd
recoect that this fare Includes bsrs which excluded ia
the fares u other routes
The uains from Hudson, both morning and evening
meet with the trains Of the Western Roads heretofore.
ie5 Cur j. 7 WATERMAN, Supt
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FOR CALIFORNIA.

INh THROUGH LINE 10 CALIFORNIA,
~aN IA cHAGRE s-CH1ilg tas Uuissi s.s:ss
hs-Inursitv Jlue l3 O'Clock Y. nom the pier iDo,
Of ""ren-sl hk Ths new ard elegant dogbls en- iae
steamship GEORGIA y. D. For.sr L. Navy, Commaad'
er WI be csr-ichet 20 above viii ,e Government ala
for rs " efi irdies aud he Pacific TIE BOOKS
open ior passage 70 Chsriestoa Ssgs1ssh Havana New
Orleans ano Chssres and FOR through tickets Frsn
cAco. TO secure through uct-ts early application fgls
be made &c ony snail number remsia uncn. agei. Az
expers Surgeon is attached ths Georgia The &C.
commentators for passsngers Of each ess sur aslsd
b any i1sansP sa1at The passengers Tor NsT Orleans
ere transferred Al Havana TO hs superior double zine
steamship FALCON, and procee1 FROM Havana direct 70
EcV -Or.aans
Rates q p''sa~e frcrl Eew-York e Chsgres:
State Room rh................ .............sin0
-.I@N' S-t"is' ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 81
sleertce oo-'curd bed a8d separate tails..... 50
Rates o. fassH from P4nsns 70 san Francisco:
Sl4ie lto'n
sieerare herih-fourd bed and separate table. lso
Raie Of fasiage TO Havana. To n Or;sa,s
s'sie Room serhs..............S7O SIS
bandcei f5rW ard cslin.......... s. 60
s'eersgt-iolri bed ard boxt. % q
Ffcioh 90 Ch8grc Ei be taken GO 20 ee1tE per cubic
tos. Lr DMs NJ -llrE NUS !. se EiT "a board t1e
vessel lc 1tl tai1 f1ile For feIsri passage an
p 10 lry5i y 5si . o. ROBERTS. lls we.t -
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FOR SALE

g. A.. PEIFAI r. - LE.--rhc zs-ory {. anne )afe
E 30 f-at fr0ui ny " feet 20 deph viii large plot Of
49, ground ln III fze 60 feet fo1i ~ ~ feet Ia deptn
beautifully situated on 6eoIgs-sL between tyara o. sna
Idvinel avenue IN the City or New Brur WIGS y j.
The erouncs tasef1y laid o1t with variety OF fuit
and Oker trees. TIE House In good and contains
shout twenty rooms, with dining ROOM library pSnes
Also in New Brunswick on the Of LlvnEs.on-av.
enue and Eewst the house enclosed on Two sides ~
piazza being in $40 % .eet opI oy y feet IN 9eP WIN
the plot Of ground 6 feet front by 40 feet IN deph Inc
house contains large number OF rooms library, panes,
closets &c heated by furnace ant In excellent repair
the grounds In good stale Of cultivation ano both OF
the above places only to be seen 10 be admired
large portion Of the purchase money can remain on bond
ie6 lw A. J. HLEECKER Aucioneer Bfosd-si
zACOUNTRY SEAT FOR sALE.-T hal high
liz ~ desirable properly, Known asthe Bishop Plsce Is
@A situsied in Walngf0rd, The Hartford and New
Haven turnpike, en ard bali mes north OF NeW-haven,
and one mile The Rsrosd Depot The property cor.
Of sxylhee Of lard and spacious elegant and
expensive bn digs erected By Abraham BISHOP deceased
late Of Ne-Bsven. II IA well stocked with The beet hui
corsstng Of Pears, Apples Cherries Apricots' &c &c
me ing wine Also strawberry viaes OF The best quality,
which would furnish large antty foT market An excel
lent fprpe In Inc garden supplies the house and grounds
with warr For location ard beautiful scenery there ara
Int few places equal u will 5e sold low, md immediate
poysesion given For particulars inquire Of q, GEJ. w
WHlTTELSEY. on The premise1, or Allen L W 1usissy,
q souihst New-York. isll lw'
"a FOR aALB-A new one s.ory cottage, WIN 0ui
- buildings ard scres o. good land, ony hTe minutes
~ walk non the d pot Of TsTrytown. There IA 40
grove OF oresiTees and stream fpure spring water,
Known the Andre Brook, running hrou "a the prenises
siao an exensire view of he river woud rs dssirs.
bic residence fOr gentleman dong business IN the City
Possession given Immediately and bot e cash required
Apply, ss above 70 lmyi1nl ThOMAs
"a FOR sALE on EXCHANGE-sx io.s Of
81 ground well situated IN the Guy of Toledo Ohio,
- 25xlO0 feet each will be sold low for cash or Ok
changed for real estate 10 Albany NewYors 3r5oklyn.
There IL 6re open NJ for schanics te city 10 rapidly
improving For particulars inquire % r. L < L. SPEL
MAN, Albany, or J. b SPELhAN IS Ceaer-st New
York. rnylJ lmsOq'
ssss FOR SALE An elevated building site, win foe
kas5 view q the Hudson River, two mles from Isrry
- town. on Tho scfori road with from fur 10 thirty
FIVE acres u land suit the purchaser; II larger qlan
ty q land Is dcsec there Is 5rick house. nearly
will - sold with T. llqnire 81 The snbscriber on The
premises lr8 in- HEEf1 hOChWELL
ar VALUABLE NEWARK PROPERTY
&c. For sale FIVE <siOy houses and lots On The Norm
IT, side u WilaItsL Terms mace easy inquire u 90
WI. iam-st Newark. CATHERINE FOWLER.
les I'm
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,rvss DAYTIME sTEAMERs FOR All

sTvSO DAYTIME STEAmEHS FOR AL
a.a-s=i NBANY, l35J-The splendid steamers NEW
WOULD, Capt Acher, and Aida, Capt.
Stoae viii leave tho wharf foot Of daily tSun-
days excepted landing At West P0ni Newburgh, Polgh-
keepso Kingston, Maiden, CasSill, Hudson ard Cox
Sakte arriving 81 Albany, al a NJ connecting with TX.
prsSs Trains Tor Buffalo, and Railroads for Saratoga and
Whitehall
Regulardays ofEEW-WORLD Mondays, Wednesdays
snd Eddays; ofALlDA, Tuesdays Thnsdsys and SAluf-
days.
~ All persons are forbid trusting any person on sc-
COUNT u he above bots NewYOrk, Nay, 1850 my295m
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r., ratssssszx;1 yEw-YoRK AND NEw-HA-

- cafsx3as==5Es, NEW-YOHk AND NEW-HA-
49, ~ @ssseSfgtEN RAILR0AD-oa and eher
vans viii leave the CanaIa station. near Broadway
Passengers also received q, the Sev-Yofs ana Hwiss
/. Accommodation Train al II An. for Hey.Rochsis.
MsmsrCaeck Rye, ron Chester, oreenwieh stanford
Dsrien Norwslk WestpOrt Southport Fairfield, Bridge
port 6irauord Milford and NewHsven PasEengers from
he WaySsnons for Albany and the sstons the Hcas
ron Al Pre gesor Passsngers rom WsyaIons for os-
ton Pr0ydence, Worcester Hartford, Springfield and Con
aeccu River Railroads, VIII take uis Train and Join Ex'
Express Train at O'Clock AM for Stamford, Bridge
port Albany ard HousGOnc and Naugaluck Rslr0ada,
New.Hsyen, Hartford, Springfield and Connecticut River
Accommodation TTu.n st 9 A for Nsw-liayen, ard
Intennedisie Stations, Hampden Cheshire souiningsn
uis9le.owr' Hsrtford and Springfield
Express Train al Pm. for Stamford nofwsik,
Bridgeport and Hoassione and nsqEsnes hs5ysa:
Springfield, Worcester and Boston
g. Accommodation Train a4 Pm. for hsw-Havoo and
al the Intermediate Stations
G conimuiedon Train At $50 Pm. for Bridgeport and
io"sne'iS'' TRAINS TO EEw.YoaK.
L. Communication Train al SIS AM from Bridgeport,
sopping st ali the intermediates Slations
q Accommodation Train al Sis An. from Nsw-hsveo
roppng all Intermediate Stations receiving Passengers
s. Accommodation TsSn a $50 KM from New Haven
s1gers from he Hartford and New Haven, Genial Railroad.
aid Esugat1ck Railroad.
4 Express Trsin a. Ito N. Gin connection with The
Express Train from Boson) from New-Hsyen, stopping
At bridgeport and Stanford receiying Passengers from hs
Hc,lssicrlc Railroad al Bridgeport
s. Accommodation Train al 50 M treceiving Passed
gers from the Accommodated Train from Boston) from
New.Hayen stopping a! all the intermediates Stations
Express TRAIN Al $40 Pm Tor In connection with Ex.
ss amo aSHs q isSPYs PM Eysn
ing Train from Ppzted connects With uis frain u
Passsngsrs are requested 70 procure tickets before taxing
sssIs In the Cars Ie50dl r. b. MASON. supt
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e FASHIONABLE boo - AND l sAo1 -;
E-H5hOFEL-LORIN BROOkS annoI- = 49,. -.
J be has removed ia Boot and Shoe os.l9 3iinell
~ from he oit sant, 90 BroAdwey . - rl'l-.-
between OIeelW 'ch ard grUGfweg. = w. :. ~ -
fEclures o-rieufrs Dress Boss shoes, ostsis
patent reialc sh'lk LsEss Aisfes- sld te.ea ~. "a
ieTr. Shoes e,d Siprefs and al sfieesn nc ''' ~
ahoe lie ,.-.
Nj BROOKS a.1f-c8res ne d1ssiwo-s q tl' Z, e,
pficsg ~ d Vc-E can Re Cbul1cd - ~ 80 -
riedge tinss that ls branch Of 80 p srli-rs
BE tNceirc Ia he quality Of he material or Us o7s A7 -
ihe Il sBc beauty AM all u he nA4sa ., s.-s
B. ather'ug ffr.cl7 % lr ni1Io OF -. 49,.
cuC rst1s" M Br5ots hopes 70 give - 'es s1's'a'
uc1. . - ~
B-Hr Brc1ks tas na1s Arrrigejien. i'f Us
whol,sale ualUscss Of lcos s1d ssoes AZ 3 Ie.iy
sapFy The trs4S. !"iA
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49, EEGULAE nAIs. LINE AK.
- - nv EkM HOSTnN tNn LEM.lNNl

Ml7ia m IN hUsIpN 40 NV lURA
fia s.li.rFlou Hll Providence --lr' &C
ro1le riifo1. Ferry, change CT err % hasrer. .-s
siasmel & -NDAtBlL1, Cap. o Joe snee ~
COR tfDDoAf, Gar. William A. Fraret IL ccara.los
VIII he souireca sli Providence srl B1s.on aai Pfog
denco RsIos1s .esung New-f0fs cIly lSo.azTs on.
cspied from Per North River trs' WHAT Grove Bsi-
tery Isca 81 O'Clock r. Is. src SacrIngfon a. 8 o.
eiock T. D. or upon tte "a 81 tie ma ir1'n ffos
Boston Thelo steamers hUitexpgessy for TIE ya!a
md are In egary respect particularly e1ape! ~ the rsyigs
ton Of Loug-lssnd Sound. The accommodations ,of pas
sengers are eoinmodous and con!orabe-ths ocers
pa5e and experienced The rou.o being the shortest ana
direct Boston and NeYoTk Passengers
enabled arrive in ample time for tho morning Inca OF
steamboats, and railroads running 10 various points from
hose cities The G. VANDERBILT viii leave New-York
ruesdey Thursday and Saturday. Leave stonng 0n MOI
day, wednesday and Friday. The COMMODORE win
cave New, York Monday, Wednesday and Friday. Leave
stonirg'on Tuesday, Thursday snd Saturday,. NB.-Pss
gers on the arrival of the al Stonnxop prt-
coed Immediately In he splendid railroad cars 70 troyi
derce ana boston saggsgemsster accompanies ssc
freight applications may be made TO he sssnis on IN
wharf, and al tho Office. IL Battery plaza a
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BARGAINS I'm STRAW GOODS.

BARGAINS IN STRAW GOODS.
n As CHEAP, " NOT CHEAPER than any
K = = hoiet6le OF retail store IN Ncw.Y8rk. hand
* tone assortment Of Lsdies y vs. aud Misses Hail,
W. Of almost every hind, al YOUSGS, 20 BOwery,
belw cen Hester and Grand eta. isi0 az
eli FASH ONABLE HATS.-Jua huished tie
k cst tpeEcit article offered, rant French sax
HAS n I've low price II s. usually sold al s. AlIo
ar srilcie q g 20. Neat Haas AZ s. BROWN,
MI IN iS8 CGnal-sf. oue door from Siiivkr.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
ks 1850.

PIONEER AND EXP LESS LINE TO PTrTsBrRaH
Leaves PHILADELPHIA Daily, NJ o'clock A. NJ and
n Ia 50 hours The PeunFylyxr
Bairoah o. he ve1y best and Uosl comfortable do
scr,puon. New packets have been placed the line.
and furnished with especial reference TO ihe coinior and
convenience OF usyeera anordng the assurance OF quich
and agreeable Journey &c Pittsburgh
Every effort will be made render his the desirable
route N the Wc6i
For sests apply al IA Markets. and H. corner rhird
and Chesnut- Philadelphia. WA. COLDER co
Eor tickets cad further information spply "a Wes-s
Hew-YOfs. mis- n r. Ii. HINDE5. Ag@ai
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3SszQ GREGORY'%C PACK
&<s,kt,te AGE AND PARCEL EXPRESS Fer steam
ers GEORGIA and PHILADELPHIA, 18th
jane TIE suhcT1es will forward their Exp by
The above Thureday al ~ with packages
and express freight In charge Of special neseengers
VIII fsces te different lnes or steamers for dis
10 offer such ducsmenis 10 ship Jers by .ss
steamers esnnoi al be perfectly satisfactory Goods
forwH ded by his Lxpress meet with detention a. an
Tne delivery OF pa GELS and packages by this Express
Line for ell pats 81 California IA attended q By thu
prieioTs N peion Immediately tfsr the arrival Of the
steamer 81 San francisco.
Pacel5 received - u ". iho day Of sailing Pack
sges ana heavy fe ~ should he delivered Oc5 Lhs
day pIeviOgs. Terms nabis.
THOMPSON HITCHCOCK Managers and gents,
iell 3.s- lf9 Pearlst corner Wall
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THROUGH LINE
FOR sam FRANCISCO
VIA CHAGkEs DIRECT.
THE SPLENDID STEAMSHIP PHILADELPHIA,
-sSs<a CAPT. ROBERT II PEARSON, Commander
(llL.L will leave her dock Pier No. (, Mr.. Tor Chsg
direct Thursday, June IS, at O'Clock
Passengers will place their baggage on board the day
previous.
For passage sppiy TO -
ROWLAND & AsPINWALL,
myZ3 iJl3s 81 and 50 SOuth-si.
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FARMS FOR SALE.

o. THE FREE HOMRSTEAD-A better than the
~ GaIhi Smith PfojecL-Tne great hbsTaliiy OF Mr.
Smith In his offer Of lard Ia j1sdy eXtOed Ia the Of
fer en- through friend enabled 10 make there 10 NOS.
certainly advantage which places II far IN The prefer
ence, End warrants the strong assertion that would Ter
prefer lake tbs Long Island lands on the col1ons o.
which offer pat u fhem 10 those Of Essex County
Hay constantly worked he farm for ID years or ny
early life know vhereOfl affirm. For ease u i!age, ci.
mate market md safety Of The crop from loss bY wet or
drouh anything the Advantage IL I'm 'sy 10 favor
Long Island For prOduciseness, b. proper cultivation,
they good thai would. by FAR sooner agree 70 gain
given Jy agriculture IN yeas rom the lands Ol-f,
iLsn from Gny uoilh or west Of Albany.
By offer is-For haf The sun In hand IL VIII cost TO '.t
these Essex lands Bnd 10 family TO -hsm- and af
the crop for three years over hsfhe cost Of cultivation
cultivated and proved Is drect any iadnsirous 70
specialize shsl have 10. ~ many acres as be
will cultivate Hslf Of the crop for three yeas bali
the Of age with interest the price, eli al secure
perfect title TO ell uled. Al this rate, 81 settlers can be
received
Part Of the 10 acre s2tO lots unsod Larger smaller
tracts similar terms
Long Island Lard omce, % Nassau at up stairs.
ie86.s L. D DEWEY
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nc. FOR SALE. TO CLOSE AN ESTATE,

frT FOR SALE, TO CLOSE AN ESTATE, or
~ will be EXCHANGED, large tract OF good able land,
- the branches u The kalawhs River about 80 miles
from the Ohio River IA Western Virginia only 10 miles
om good market az the county town. $1,000 viii 10
sold the enuTe tract Onehaf the purchase money may
remain the property twill be eXchan yei for property
IN the cities Of NeWYOrz Brooklyn, property
the Hudson River. The land Of The English Company sur
rounds the tract That Com auy making the River
navigsble. helsLd has wood II and coal and ron-
The climate is excel slsy adapted for elgralis. being
mid and stable The tile IL good. Apply 10 WILLIAM
n SMITH Esq Attorney al Lsv,4 Ns~-st. ~ Y or 70
JOSIAH F. KENDALL, 1 South Wiilan.sL Y.
myS8 2awmNGSs
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PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
Nh Limited pfI =. a AL aIas N narnels

FANAMA....L037 uins....Cap; Daytt g Bailey.
CREGCE.....L093 igas....Capi. Carlisle r. Patterson
CALIFORNIA .lc5o tuns.... Capt ThOs. BIdd.
TENNESSEE. SEQ iuns... .Cspt genrys A. H0lo.
CAROLINA. 500 rs....CspL r. L Whitney.
UNICORN ..... go luns.. Capt !. Y NicnoIon
Intended 70 form ssrmOnih5 lice between raasIs
and ports In California
Pssseage f. the SeY Cs5r furnished bedding, bot
nos wines AID IQucra Passenger No tho Steerags
found with such ratoai furnished lo the crew ara
Win mattress and pillow. All passengers vii be allowed
weight rot exceed NJ lTernect tsl cu1ie feet
Frelg extra bsggn O. nee handss, when isu, $50
PEI tun, aud " re- cent OF all sprcl9
Packages saJgd 20, szceel IS Ibs. weight for muls
eaTdpgs Cebln s:gs.
Passsg from Panaus b. 6s- Bias or Aezslan. ts s6J
- san DieFO.......ss.s. ~ 10
90 h-n fralciscC $40 10
r. stores 10 Be landed viii De taken Oag Charges
Of enbarkng sno de5aFE sna I'll pers0ns port charges
Including ncs fos IEd b0si bre % be paid by the
gers Nc passage paid FOR Apply q The of
ice osihe Compsry, NeW-YorE. s. Snu.h-st 2IiH
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- THE s.AE4sEs asso!anc-s " 49, -.
- eS.c Eeua "a -irrrias and Feahfrs ever cle.sS ~
sale. Ct Z. WILLARD'6 Wsreho-s-i % I'LL.
hsrn-E cor ~ n esft To- efieoon - n11r3 20 r.
Gld oiasrs 10 rarilcuisry GALE 70 WINE Psi-. s..
and iff screw bsSs.ezs oll beds re1oss.sd -.
ssie az retail
? Just RECEIVED fron Saxon 6erilNf :
Il lai Cfthr brft singing Canary bifcf ever tAp' 81
80 k's1 t. BulGErleE vai whistle i've ~ re -
49, elssie- utes toseiis M cther iz1cg h.t "a
CsEet " be soid Z. So B5Wriy IA
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"a At PRIVATE sALE.-Between mae and tsn
- acres Of land and half miles Gou!h OF sing sing
49, and about one hours ride from NswYork BY Railroad,
situated the banks Of The Hudson River ana for bsaly
OF scenery scarcely be surpassed can be divided mo
acres LOLA ali Of which have good prospect with Z 70
orchard OF grated fruit an good bearing ana never al
ing stream OF running tirOu "a T. Also acres OF
land adjoining the lands OF Hon Edward kemeys, upon
which here IL beautiful orchard n fall bearing. fhe
ground Ia well WA!ered. For further particulars AID terms
soplyto ANTHONY J. BLEEcKER,
les lW Auctoneer, 8roAist
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r. FOR sALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CIT
~ PROPEhTIThe farm IA y cs;ches.er County, occu-
s pied by the late Samuel " ifoti Jr consisting Of
about hundred and twenty Of land, wsich
there aud wefnfhed dwelling house, II he cob
ssRe STYLE and excessive sheds and oheT oJLOuBes
oil erected within three years. This property is egiby
situated commands view Of Long Island Sound, and 10
within one mile ofhe Newly orb and Eew-HsYeI Raircsd
Depot, si MamGroneck from whsnce cars depart four Or
Eve times dag and reach the city 10 loo, thar one hour
adjoining place; to THOMAS w. PEARSALL, is La Fay
ete-Dace or TO VIZ. y MOTT, JR IS Walsh M n