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A. FOR BOSTON VIA NEwPoar 4
-. FALL siVER--By ne .plsadis .ad

6 s&S=---S FALL RivER-By he ssissSss "a
- o. ,erior steamers BAY STATE srx IN.
PlRE STATE Of greet sir-ngia Aec speed, pa.ticsuy
adapted the Nsvgs'cn Of Long lsanc S1lnt running
iE correction VIII ihs Fal River end o3 Colony Railroad
distance Of - uiles 10 Boston cr,y.
Leave pier No. North River, nee- thc 6Glcry
The steamer BAY STATE. Capt Wm Brown. % fuSs
days, Thursdays, and sar-csya 81 5 PA
She steamer EMPIRE STATE Capt Seal BrSyt a.
on MONDAYS, Wednesdays, and Fndayf, ais Z. NJ
fhis Lire y the Crly tAsi direct fT Newport
fhese steamers ere lifted with commod'out e-rDons
and every Arrangement fCr the security AID eomfo OF
passengers who Afforded bY ihs route nights req
on board and arrival a Pal Ryef procsei re1rsl-
foan reaching Bosom early the following nrung OF csa
remain on board getng their breakfast II wiased Tor an
u ne nartins 81 the accommodates trsir A. 81 A n
Nncn reaches Boston al about "a A. N
baggage master Is eftafhed 10 sa-A -,..r.r -, -.
same 70 ils destination
The rate, for passage and he pdre o. sat, room. n.
sane 20 by other lines
steamer runs 10 connection win tbs me 70 "a
rom Providence daily, except Sundays
Freight % Boston Is takeD RI tho b. shs
sihsr regular Ines ard forwarded with grestar exoeI-
ton By Express freight rSln which leaves Pal Ryer
svg morning SUNDAY excepIedl 81 O'clock Tor boston
q ..F Bedford, arriving al i!s destination 81 OF sboa,
II An
Eor freight app,y board, 90 Al once on Pier
North Rive. For state bertks apply OF board or
n IL desired 70 secure them ahead application may he
made l. flSDALE BORDEN, Agents
ieloY 10 and n West o.
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1850 CENTRAL RAILROAD OF n. JERSEY. 1850
go -1zusrFznSrrx1 SUMNER ARRANGEMENTS

SIuuEh AhhANOEMkNFb,
- s1snssasr commencing April /, l850.-Tnis Road
extends from Elkabethpon IS miies 10
White House j. reducing the staging between he ter
minus OF the Road and Eason " 3 miles, and - School
eys Mountain "A miles This line leaves New by
steamboat RkD JACKET 81 pier N. River and connects
with rains he New Jersey Railroad hich leave New.
YORK from foot Of Corland-sI Al The same hour. new
route 70 scbooeys Mountain, VIII lesi Staging man any
other.
PASSENGER TRAIN UP.-Passengers VIII leave New.
York by steamboat from pier ~ R. By the Newt ssey
Railroad foot Of Cortand-sL Al N. and Pm leave
Elizabethtown at 10 A m. and SIN.
PASSENGER TRAIN DOwN.-Leaye White House a. 80
A ~ and as r NJ. North Branch al SIS AN. and LIS
Pm soneryllle ct 10 A n. ud2lOP NJ; Bound Brook
at620AM and 220 Pm; Plainheld a. g. 30 An and 40
PS Westheld al S. An and 8 PM. : EhzsDet5ioWnh
I'll and 1880 An add 800 z ~
The freight train with cars ataredl wease
White House 81 81 AN, somers1le 40 risnhsd 1lo
src EHzsbeihport by steamboat 81 10 a. Returning,
leave New YORK BY steamboat Red JockeL from pier |
North River a. 1 ".
All freight rom NerYork. intended % 20 by his line,
must be al he boat 81 III O'Clock 20 iasure being aksn
through day.
Stages will be 10 readiness on the arrival OF the o'clock
train fon New YorE Al the White A0use " convey pes-
sengers 20 EastOn Wlkssbarre, Bethlehem, Allentown,
Nanch Chunk Pa and 10 bennington, Lebanon, Clinton,
Nuford Bethlehem, BIOomsb1rg, New Hampton, Wash
ipgton ane BeVlcere, ~ J. On Tuesday, Thursday aud
gaiurtay 70 Delaware Water Gap 8roudss1rg, BsItOns-
vile sianhope, Dseytle BacSi0Sn AID LacsswsrnalrOn
WORKS, &e- Pa.
cred nio the Possession Of the Agents OF tho Com.
parry, and checks or receipts given therefor IS
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EE - INEEviYoak AND NEw-HA-

8<A &<ssfcVE RAILaOAD.-on and sdsr
rains sill leave tbs Canals SLstOu, gosd ssay
Passengers asO received Al Ae New-Yors nd dsF..a
Railroad Ohee, Twenty .eye1i1-s..
1. Accommodation Train n u An 81 a. s.kochs,is,
4amAIOneck, kyo, fOn Chester GfesDS1ch stamford,
Dshou, NOrvGlk. Westporl Southport, Fsrisi, Bridge.
port SLa.oFd, Milford and NON. Haven fssssagen from
he WsyStatOns FOR Albany su3 he Stations lhs Hons
atonic and Naggsock Railroads will ihke this Train a1s
stop a. Bhdgepo. Passsngesflem Waystaie for Boo
ton Providence Worcester HAytfori sPnngds and Coo.
seedcut River Railroads. vii axe this Tan a. ior uE
press frain at New-Heyen.
2 cypress Train al O'clock NJ fos Stamford srtigs
port Albany, and HOusatonic ant Esgsalock gsirosds
Sew-Haven Hartford, Springfield ADD cOnlscdcui Riycr
aailIosd Worcester Providence and Boston.
3 Accommodation Train At Q AN for Nsw.Hsv-n. s1d
lptsnnedats Stations Hampton Cheshire. Soulhngtsn,
1lsnyle Fsnnington, Avon, fsdfyiIls and colnsvihs
siddle.oNu, Hartford aea spnngsed -
Bridgeport al Houssionic and Nsugssuch Railroads.
HswIsyen, and sla1ons the Canal kslrosd, Hartford.
Springfield, Worcester and Boston.
5. Recommendation Train al Pm tor New-Hsvsn sa<
al the Intermediate Stations
8 oonmuisaOn Trsin a. 5sorn. for Bridgeport ans
TRAINS TO NEw.YoRK.
T. Connalsn0n Train a 68 Al. kom Bhdgepou
topping al al the Intermediate Stations.
Z Accommodation Train al Sis An. from Hew.Hsv
Stopping Ell Intermediate Stsnons receiving Passenger
ron Niusstlck Railroad a Bridgeport
stopping al tho intermediate sslons receiving Pes
sengefon tho Hartford and HsvHsyer Canal Railroad.
q ET5rest Trsir SiI.lOPA 10 connection win Ins
Erpre-i Train rom 8Oston from New Haven Stopping
6rdsep0n snd Stamford fecoying Passengers ffou N
hsooIS@ Ss Trsn a 2se tr.csi,ins Passes.
rsfs from ihs Accommodation Train from Boston) froB
Gsv. Hgven .opping Al sll The Intermediates sarons
Express Train Al sl0 NJ Tor IN connection with Ex.
riess Tfl rom eosi0Dl stopping 81 Bridgeport norwaA
and stamford srivinE n Hsr-York 81 1888 Even
ng frAla from Pttsesd sonneeis win bis Trsn q
PasssngeSs are requested procure dese before sEinx
cats In tho Cara isoo6l e. MASON. supt
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-. crssssszs-sy- JOCLOCK LINE IT.
- ~ VI FOR q psON snd Ssssssss'ssz(


LANDINGS The steamboat HUDSON Capt Wm a.
Meleo vii leave he Siesmboai pier foot Of Cedsrst
Monday, "Wednesday and Friday, end the steamer co.
LUMBM Cspt c. ?. King, on Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday, ~ o'clock, connecting with the stages II New
bmgh Kingston and Csfskill
HUOsoS Ass BEREsHIsg RALEoAo-fhe passenger
rAns Of This Road, afer Msrch IS viii leave Hudson and
West stockbrc - daily, Sundays excepted Ne follows;
Leave Hudson att A n and q 2. " an West Stock
bridge Of A. b and p. NJ.
D. gh. .ralns with passenger car attached will lsave
H1dson a. n A. " and West Siockbddge TO 50 A NJ
Passengers by he morning train ron West STOCK bridge
may AXE the day boat for New me boat for POUCH
keepsie and hence by Railroad 10 Newfork BY O'Clock
?. NJ Fare by after route rom HudEon, not exceeding
q Is
Passengers by the evening train VIII hnG The steamers
COLUMBIA and HUDSON always waiting for them, and
he fare % those boats viii Be ~ low any other evening
boat the rverfou So 81 downward as the ine boats
may eel he example
Through ucheI from West slocfbrdge 10 New.fork
81 3d. and he fare 10 returning. Passengers should
rtco ec That this fare ncudes bertha which s excluded In
ihe fares Of other routes
The usins from Hudton both morning and evening
aect with the trans Of the Western Roads heretofore
le5 6m }. 7. WATERMAN, suPL
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CoxMUEIoH WITH SPIRITS THE MYSTERIOUS
PlPPlEGs ~ BOsTON "A communication in the
Boton EueRing Journal Of the Sth inst. says that
MEG Cutter the well known and successful
lecturer on Psthetsm aud Biology, recently visited
Mg.York fort purpose Of investigating the mys
siCus exhibition which has been given IN that
On for some time past well known Gs the NJ s.
sioQs Rappings. While there he was pa. IA
communication vita the spirits OF persons deceased,
vh whom vile living, be was familiar. Wnle
communication wlsa these spirits, he had the
yunise from them Thar they would grant him an
hsview IL this city, at a certain time. TIE time
urne round, and the promised indication OF the
essence Of the spirits vas given, at has residence,
uAe 3Oth ult. and again GA the I'd inst. The com
nnnicatons and manifestations were much more
uasactory and convincing than those which ne
Etneaed in New YORK.. In the presence Of some
kM twelve persons the applngs Ia answer 90
ouestions were given with Ell accuracy which was
tSy astonis Mug, and which produced the impress
non on the minds OF those present that they were
really Ia communication with departed sPIrits 4ad
HK. the time had como when, through persons
whose minds are prepared for such manifestations
weesn bold converse VITA the spirits OF our de-
pared friends. Various questions were asKe- Dy
th0se present which were Ia most Instances an
yweted correctly. We vii not at the present time
enter into particulars ss we understand that Mr.
Guitar will soon take rooms in some convenient
situation and give some further exhibition OF this
unous phenomena. when his numerous friends and
h public will have an opportunity OF judging OF the
Msity Of this at present, impenetrable mystery
shststed that ths is the rstiDdicationof the kind
,Ech has been observed in this city, and Il Is also
nj that these spirits are good spirits, and not like
bose wicked ones which have been troubling Rev
~ Phelps in Stratiord, Conn.
PorTER's CLAY IN WIscONsIN.-We have been
nwn a specimen Of potter's clay, found on the
Inn of Abner Rowe Ia the town Of Menomlnee,
sCu, sixteen miles from this city. Large quaint
sa Of il are found ia that section. A wagon load
va brought into the city yesterday, to be tested
| the manufacture of earthen ware vessels.
Esud the experiment prove satisfactory this clay
| VII prove valuable acquisition to the resources
| tour State The clay now used here is brought
| I'm Ohio This is OF most beautiful coor-a
| ah dun--snd would make brick superior even TO
III amous yellow brick. Milwaukee Wisconsin
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PEHNsYLvAHlA RAu4RoAD.
Re- 49, 1850. s21

PIONEER AND EXPREBs LINE 70 PTrTgBUhaa.
Llavst PHiLAD ELPBlA Daily, al celook A. n ana
zFA --hrorgf IL 60 hours, The tho feunsylss
ia Railroad Of the very beat ana mosi comfortable De
JcTpaor. New packets have been placed The line
and Ifushec vita especial reference he comfort and
eolfeiouce Of travellers Adorcing The Of Qteh
snd agreeable journey = Pittsburgh.
Every e0 vii he made 10 Feudorhis ha mos. doslrsb,s
route 70 the Wssl
Tof seats apply "a H@kelst and n L. csdaaf fhrS
md Chesnut, Philadelphia. WA. COLDER co
FOR tickets and fuuhsT Information apply 81 wostss
New-York mia n r. II. HINDEg, Agent
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FOR GALlkOkNIA.

-9SF, THROUGH LINE FOX SAN sRAN
1890 CISCO VIA ChAekEe-the ns- and 4 =
vOn's steamships
lEFDkEE......l,SD 50 g1ns.. captain h. Windls.
HfiApELPdt I0H mns.. Capt koht n. Pearsoz.
rou the only direct line between NsvYork and Chsgres
r - conreclon wl1n The Ured States Nail pack,
81 .. facecc saromontlT lirs ih-oaRh 70 ssn f7lri
9irrr
ssr1cs1 saTrs oE rlHa 70 CHlGRns.
Cherokee Philadelphia
.. ssl.ol dl-le Argr-E....s.Sl25 0o sl& OBJ
Ffr5 8slC1 DC ...... 100 90 10 ~
lr-rer Cabin. ......s....- - %
ds SHOVE ale 20 l1e rgus table 7nd htys t15 5nFlh
20 .hc Saour
a.e tiouna VII Iatfstss6
ano hoa-f) ..ses-t.sssss..s. 20 o. IS %
F-ght 70 Chagrsf o. cenis rer foot rxps1sas to
.Ehu1s DOrne By psssengers
r1r fleiglt pGfssge epply 10
GOV LAtD e AgPlNWAAL g. Eodllsf 81.
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PACiFIC hAib STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Ine unlled 49, a AL ateam-nacst.a

|TIITIt FfIE sT--tHffIT DUITA -st
Zoe United Bls.es ha steam pacsos
x f.....l,ta7 fgnG....CapL Ds7fd u BE4ey.
OREGON ......L0qJ rns.... Capt Carlisle p Pad6-s1z
CALIFORNIA $50 tuns.... Capt Thos. Budd.
f1NNESsk - $50 u1ns.. Capt 0eorge A. Co.'s
sAhDLiNA... enc tuus.... Capt r. l. Whitney.
UNICORN Geo. go luns.... Capt :. Y hichoso-
Intended g form Hf1iflO1ls t1f raWecn Fanana
IN ports "a California
seagnrs o. Tho kncr CEsiI are FINISHED uoldls 1si
lc wines and uqrcrs Passengers ~ nc 8tssr3gs
cl1c Wiz such r0aE furisnec 90 te crew AID
win mlrraas aLc pillow. 81 passenger vii he a'i0w3s
p1, r personal baggage ffeo 70 tie 3xeui Of 30 l5s
~sigll not exceeding ~ measur8msni .ac cable fsoi-
freight On extra baggage 0rmsfchandsa when isEsn 0t
Ger III, and y per cent ca all specie.
Packages fSczi rot exceed l2S los vegas Tor m1ls
carriage. Cabin Sr2s
FrsIsge from raaals tc san 8s Or 1sEalan.s2s 300
- "a Dl9Sc...s..s.ss.. 10 u
gsn Francifco........ 500 80
ticTeg 10 andes VIII - taken baggage. Cafksf
" sbarkng and debarkag and all psTsons po cha goa
nciucrg health eef and boat hire 10 10 paid by the psssaD
gers 10 passage secured gn1 paid Tor ApplI athe Oh
Zee Of The Company, New YORK, - SOlth-gf. grfd
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. FOR sALE.-The beautiful New Yacht built
10 sIoos LOUISE, I9 TINS burden, bulk IN ne most
tboroul uarnef, by days worn no expense spar
- w ~ cortucton has large and spacious cabin, win
ha,,hs furnished In the most compleie manner aud
nsroUs hod very fast Saiier Sole By The present OWL
s-it.1fsly foF he vEni Of use. Apply 10
fSiEs THOMPSON 4 HUNTER, . sOUn-sL
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NEW GOODS.

NEW GOODS.
SQUIRE & BROTHER,
"a FULTON ST. AND l82 BoWERY.
~ WE CAN MAKE 1T THE INTEREST olthose
~ who wish the above goods (by cur Arrangement
q IN Europe ard the manufactures here Of getting
49, goods from 6rsg banda 70 make their purchases Al
e-.Ief slofe-S7 Fulton e. or 49, BOwery
Gold Watches BY Cooper, Toblss Beesley and otherr
Gold Patent Lever Wstches, fall jsweled.
God Watches log - So.
Gold PAieni Lever Mstches for ladies'.
Gold Chains, rev ATtchs; lie ClsteAn, for ladies'.
Silver PsIeui Levers si5
God Wedding Bres made expressly for that purpose
Golo Lockeis, IKE watches, open bOtn sdes
Silver Ies ses folks. spoons, Ladies' ke
eyef Nsle Ia he pride C cur business and de-
-tued 20 Keep he reputation Of selling ell Of our silver
rq1s % do-areI End thst IL our warranted stsndsrd
W EoLE-An goods warranted A. represented; each
I'D Ouy, JylC SmeOd
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vRSUANCK Of o-r Of ne surrozats Of Ia. County Of
lort, sate 10 hereby gwen % ~ persons having CLAIMS
SaGEORSE W. HOFFMAN, lts 81 the CITY OF Sesg.Y ors
Ir pre.en. The sfh tie voachsrs hsreof te suk
Euhe residence ~. o. AuQay sireet, lie CHS Of New
80 before The SIXTH DAY g. september ncxt-Dated Nsvl
4 ~ u d, OF Ms7ch. 1854 JAMES "A. HOFFMAN,
II NaNoas Administration.
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PURSUANCE Of an orteg OF us slrossts Of The County Of
eslos, notcs bseby gTea . an persons having CLAIMS
hoVkk u. CLAIR ATE ci tie Cty az New YORK. deceased,
t ne With hrT Iaenof % tie subscriber az TIE
kaen Hal j. No - Deg street. N the CITY Of sewIos,
sors he tsenty ekA cAy of Spsber nerL-Dsfsd New
a. - day q March, lesc JULIA cLAPP, Ainutrs;rI
1awasus
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DURSr AT cr3e q tie Hos. WLlsn w Cspi-l a n
tie Jus'ces 81 TIE Superior Court 9TH q orNes fak ~
hereby gwen tha warrant has BEEN lst- ~
reced o. Toe Shea a. he C and County q New NcTk c1
&c 20 ssch and sa tesp IRE % vesss. cai t.
SaFeniun bc0nlne port Ne iast ~
Captain browni snd % peso1 who eu 90 have any issafs
ssusi The SAD vessel hef iake ppane az 1lre undsr or
VISIONS OF he sh TIE IL 81 Chapter q s 81 Fs Of IL
vsei statut- rcqalel telye al-i % sr reftrc
ciaes tie sad luse lf ie GIG IA lte lfy % Ne- lart
within hfs uoats on the arst eaton 4 MS rutre % rer
rsneJ sn-t e sad vese. vi D. 'crrie sal a. 49, vessel
-clf ~ f1s
uee thereof ar sQs person li@rst e
n.itFpe4 ali dsf.. ne sal warrant scof. o. 1E wfu
tesai thfec olfas)-tei tss- lofa, lalc a--, 49,
si2 lsv5rN W. "a srpGDiLL A.of4s if Ai,acl- tsit'r
IkPURsJAScE ofa1 order q ssoga.- q he cogl oSsg
afk, uoc- hereby - At Feols havrf Clans A.asi
OAhot1h fiNkNki ts Of TIE Cry Of NcsioTt tecoss-d e
ei u >ih v0hen thereof ~ 10 satscrers, a. - e.
80. jotl n Fnkneg fsq Ne g. WI1u street. ne CO OF
80 Ton before u tn 3sy o. Oeio1-r 1-ttDaei N~
tet, ~ tlg q. Nzr,i. 1882 WILLIAM u. FlNkNEI
PHEBE Woodruff
- aFte Alf@as'rs5f "a tsu.1ssFs yrHss1-E-f
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EXCURSIONS.
AFOR sHKRWsRuRy

FOR SHREWSBURY, LONG
rRIxz.-s---- RANCH, Ocean HouseD PORT WASH
nocvs ~. ,iNOTOk, MOUNTS AND BROWNS
IN a HlGHL AND DOCK twhen prac-
.esssI A- ~ nbb eANkfns direct ro1ls ~ the North
% I0sI a n nnx Association The wekrown steam
oos' JOpiN hAka Cspt Hseg-rty viii leays west
Leave Neto- Ye.k - -
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AcI hereby gwen according 70 law. al persons having
Vans against JOHN SMITH ate OF Staten Island, deceased
~ required 70 enh OF The with vouchers thereof 70
sscrber residence is6 ReAiest CITY Of New fork,
sss he Sh day Of August axt Also those who inieDed
yssted 20 cal AZ the above place aud settle the saneJuy
ASa Iylo 5sod'l JOSEPH w. SMITH, Administrator
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FOR SALE.

* FOR SALE, CHRAP--IN JERSEY CITY
- ing house slOnes aud basement, Handsomely hhsb-
Ell WithinsIbs msnieis, sliding doors grsies yans and
part Of The purchase money can remain on BONO and m2
bounded by The Rsirosd. and BefgenrOsd commanding
splendid view Of the Bay snd Narrow Dwelling house,
ssbe and house, with variety OF all kinds Of run
ices 8 never falling stream Of pure water through
he premises having fsh pond, Zee well
Apply TO JOHN P HILL 81 MOntgomeyst or Edgar
Wskemsn, Lawyer. HOnigOmerysL 6rst BLOCK from
Ferry, or 70 CLERK and CseoL Architects - Montgomery
e. ly4lm'
90 FOR SALE OR TO LET-A house win about
sere Of gro9Sd sissssd situated IN me village 81
sltcn, town Of Rye, Westcheser co being about y
miles from the Rye Station u the n and " n Railroad,
ana within mile Of Rye Beach The house contains seven
finished rooms with suitable Outb1idlngt Gilchet aso
on The premises bsrn with convenience Tor keepini
horne and carriage Possesfon given Immediately. For
further particular inquire Of JOHN 0EDNEY athil store
il Milton. jyl5 lw+
g. FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE Tor city proper.
fi IS, Staten Island beautiful county seat |ll1a
49, y mile Of Totem 4 Bentley: LAndins, where two
steamboats, ply daily, consisting 81 - acfs new modem
lg ostOry house, with wing attached built By days work
barn. carriage hOuse, 0whouse and other ou buildings
aid almost eli kinds OF run 10 abundance. The situation
f Vew cannot be surpassed Inquire Al - LeNDgOn.sY
be'ore %. N. or snsr 5P.s. Of P. WHITEHEAD.
lslO1w'
o. FOR sALE-A desirable c9uluy rri.dsncs n lhe
20 OF Wilton, Conn. about 4 rile7 from Nor
walk, and aDoui one hours nde on the neW-itaven
rc -rded win shruhber The mouse y In goJ' order. 70
. NJ he Osnbury rosd s9o vii bs 'oid loT - he SUD-
fcruer has 10 use for IL Inquire cf
iel4H GAUNF 4 DERRiCRsON, $50 so1ln-st
81 FOR sAIE-A house aud six scres Of land siiu-
81. atcd on lie Hudson River Railroad, mics below the
Sta ion e. Carrie MS "a he Hrh'snds TIE house ls
n good order; contains rooms Pd,s 5000 iaf can re-
main on mortgage Apply 10 David Curry, near the
preuGes or by letter 10 WIN. II. DEFINING, Fshkil
Landing, Duichess County. j. al y"
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NOTICE. = hereby gwen scoding law all persons having
ses against EDMUND SMITH, late OF the village OF w ams-
IA Kings County, deceased that they arc required 10 eihb the
ur voucher thereof The subscriber, George smith,
H.snce ~ North second t. n sad WILLIAMSBURG, on or
~ he as dav of December nsKt-D.ted June lsth 1850
CORNELIA SMITH, Administrators.
sAlarfansM GEOR0E SMITH. Ainlnlstrator.
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MOSES MAYNARD, j. J
JOHS STEWART, 7
yss3 IS REFO &. BANCE, }
! \ 0HE0IFN1t 40 THT FoUHTH sECTION on ne ~

OBEDIENCE 10 1hk FOURTH SECTION Of the act of tho
Con.r. ofte United states approved l Of March 49, entitled
effect ue Convention between the United states
Emperor of Brazil q he twenty seventh day OF January,
tou-suf - hundred and forty nine notice hereby gwen
ff or tie lq fsp undersigned appointed
fh- President o Ore United States, BY and With The adve and
Consent senate COMMISSIONED o. receive, ai decide
upon a claims may be presented 70 BIN and provided
t e Convent between The United States aud The Emperor OF
De Janeo the twenty seventh day 81 Jan
y. year Lord thousand eight hundred ami forty
rotuce before the uuters st, al tie city
0f washington.
s4 AT o Cuefes. AFORESAID requires tr under.ned %
n-e arI terminate he duties is n year
4a te Organization. desired hat the claimants under
h1ui present their claims ant evidence - early
n--,oi fN6imi GtO ?. FISHER
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.zs.x.s PIANO-FORTEs FOR SALE
Psnons about purchasing Pianos W. nc
%HRKgn 10 heir Advantage 10 cal a BENNETT
etEV ukcOAPANYs Mandatory, l52 F1ison- -
A s1c Il sroadSsy,) they have large ssl0rienl y
.Eood Pianos constantly OF hand ever inklflrn71i
.rieS for two years- Co. have nc names Of n'fs
-. 100 perso1s they VII refer 10, who have prclase9
S,,not o. DER al OF Ea1k ssye given 11igerE@ ssac
- ~ vher Az doubts are expressed ~ % i1e-rT1s7
-, -esf rlaT b wfsheld anrl Until fucl f0uts are ~
s-sfFed On Pl.los gzsharzc5. dsr ~ E'e11t-ssia
PIANOS ioleL -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-15

Change Of Houvs eo~sencfs1 July g.
r. crfazaf:stE1 RAmAPO AND PATEksON
~ PATERSON AND HoDson
RIVER RAILRoAps.
Leave suHern's Derosn Leave nsw'fon A.
10 O'Clock 50 min. u oeioes 70
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Law. sps.rn,. Deposn Leave Newton Ct
q O'clock 80 min. -
= or on The arrival of ths Ene nsin. gong Eal
PATTERSON TRAINS.
IA.v. Psterson a. Leave Nev-Yorx a
= o,cIors N . MsrketsL IL O'Clock 30 min .....A.M-
"a O'clock AN Pam Depot O'Clock ~ min.
~ O'clock ~. Pam Depot ocock.
a o,clock 81. Pam Depot O'Clock IS n......P.M-
= O'Clock NJ. nsrketst ) O'clock % min. ......f.h
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Leave Paterson al Leave Hsw.York 81
O'CLOCK A M. .hNzetst O'clock. ,...........An-
"A O'clock n. Para Depot o'clock. m
N Bon Monday mornings The hrst train from sunsrn's
viii esve q nn. on he arrival Of ne fon jarvis
Hsin.
York vii stop a. any stsuor rcfta 0, raerfc eScsp
Rock Road snd Hohok1a
IRE rsins which leaye New.Yorf At u AN ard 81 rH.
viii be 10 time TO meet Ihe Ee trains morning and eyen-
lnx Roing Vest 81 SaSerns Depot.
RI Atrsln VIII eave suferns eyegy morning is11dst
excepted at So % the srvs Of lhs Onsyie Tain 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-15

kjTlCF HEREBY GIVEN according 20 law, 20 al
E'rnr claEm sganst JOHN HENRY Rather, late Of the
odNew Ueht Kings Couny decease that they are required
asta sans the vouchers thereof 70 the u5scuse al
hs Of resdeaoe The Of New Utrecht AFORESAID
asAs frsi dAy Of DecembeI nextDsted May s5ta, lssl
20 iaw6suMs RULEF VAN BRUN1. Administrator
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-15

fCRsvANcE q order Of The Surrogate Of the County Of
ssv lora nees hereby gwen 70 All persons having claims
N1st SAMUEL kokkttS ate 81 the CITY OF New Yurk 5e.
d present the vn vouchers thereof 10 The subscriber.
"a once Of s Broadway INSURANCE Company, No 4s Broadway
ia Cts Of ksw lok before Tie suA DAY Of AaSt
ai DATED New lork, tie itih tay Of Feb.uafy 1850
sCHUREMAS HAISTED. AdlnnistrasoY
Shxcn ANN ROBERTS. Administrators.