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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-24
o. O,KIeIly,s Telegraph LIN,

- O1Rielly's telegraph Lines connecting
with all sections OF the United -ales General once Isl
sroadwsv Open rom IN the morning I'll II II night
VISITORS IN New Yors who accustomed " uansacnns
bushes, with the ORiely Lines In any secuon OF lh'
u tied stset will and II their II teresi TO leaVe tnef DIE
patches a. hts oe TO lnsurs prompt and correct rsns
mission leo VI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-24

~ Remcvni.-PHiLIP ERNST, Professor OF dusie
and teacher of the Bahm and other flutes and the guitar
espsciy uorns hls friends and the public in general
hai he hss removed to SGT Broadway, near WslEerst
Eev.YoTk myl0 Smeody
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-24

~ DIR. II. l.. Nichols and Mrs. Cove Nichols,
uler Cure House. 81 Vest 81 near sixth
avenue Consultations tom 10 TO Pstiens received for
bohTd or day treatment visited at iheiI residences
tyI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-24

- Hudson River Water.Cure Establish b.
Gleuf nj TaTryown, with every convenience for treat
oanl vii be completed tor the reception Of patients by The
i5th OF July next. For terms apply 10
TarrvtoEu June Is 1850 ie26 In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-24

Y Watsr.Cure Institutes-City and Coun-
try,-Dr TAIL receives patients a. bis commodous city
establishment Is LaighLst and al Oyster Bay Con.
municston esy between these places BY steamboat and
railroad General practice attended TO- ConsuliAuons -
ie27 Inn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-24
nrEW.LRBANON SPRINGS CoLUksiI
pnWELroN HOUSE nEWBuReI

- THE PROPRIETOR Of fsis fzvonie ana sRreezbe
pl.re OF Summer resort lakes pleasure II eAnn{ -
A srsnron Of the New orb pubic 10 The ,ae Ia b
nov prepared for The reception and entertainment Of e'
sr.nsfrni or permaneni bokrders The hgt esfnsnot
vhirh bis house held by families who have scout io< sse
ner mouths there be 70 sure VIII rendsf AZ exsEcec oooe
ofirs upeor srscuous IN point ofloesos sceoory drv
he unnecessary. 10 this particular has 40 eduai 90 "
Hudson River The lardef beretofofe, ~ be suppos
with every decsey The markets afford II addition 70 =
former ABILITIES 6y reaching Nsvburgh by stsszaSsse
there Eve xins OF passing daily siihsr gay -
NevYork and Albany. Early application sbo1ld b -, :,
for selection o. rooms Iel0 mr. q cONAut
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-24

~ Wiar and Teupeos.-BArcHELoss celebrated
VII Factory 10 81 Waist where al al times car -
found the largest assortment 10 the city Strangers and
citizens should call and iuSgo for themselves before por
shssng elsewhere BATcEELoss newly Invented WiRs
obiaped silver medal s the Fsr Of The American lnsi-
tni. Cow ih- address uylS hWkFH
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~ To benevolent and other socis

lei curing the day and evening" Sale excepted al 70 Al
len Grand mos convenient room for societies OF
religions moral character, snd elegantly hlted up to
such purposes Terms moderate. Inquire OF Mr.. T. j..
Dawes S4s Orand.sI jyl8 Tvs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-24

~ Prince & Co.'s MeodeOns for sale at factory
prices aiBADGERS Flute Mandatory, ORiely's Tee
graph Building, 1871 Broadway. iyl9 iiosc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-24

grLehanon Springs water-Cure Establish
ment 10 In i1 sxth year OF sueceasial operation.
Fer information address
ty8 lm' N. bEDOkrHA, n ID.
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GENERAL NUrlCES.

g Powiers 81 Wells, PhreBOioS lists and "a D.
iishers, Clinton Hall 1871 Hssssn-sI near Tho PARK
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-24

- Tho "OraBSe Mountain Water Cure al
Sc Orange NJ J. one hours de By railroad nom the City
The ssabshmeni has private baths attached TO the pa
ients' rooms. Address Or. kEEKER, 8. Orange, ~ J.
fofterma lelM
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saADxs. sILf COaSlcEs d

AINDOW sHADks. Gilt CoRNICEs DE-
d VsPEhY NUsLINs tc-esmhes About fsn -
their windows witt the above sruciss wtl ond q -
wOODFORD's, rs Brood wsy, Inc largest nnd 80 -
sortneni IN The city several nev styies pevsr osfots
2nced In New-York- LAcs and mcsltn cur are 49,
tzssels loops pins, bands, eofuiccs, he Fanhs -
ehastng q DE subscriber may rsiy upon gesu, nss
urs M Nerchsnss buying ii wholesale VIII fnd hlsoo~
% der advsnnse 70 cal before RarchnirE eisswss
si66 ~oopSoso. ~ s n.~
URAzIKNs, BoLP AND ireOy g0rscSS
d. nu assonrseni Of hs msnohcnvs " ns-v 4
viBs Copper ca. fbr ssle b ~.uk
d IN - w. -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-24
WEDNESDAY, July "A.

" EDNEsUAli
FREE AoADENY.-The presentation of medals
and other interesting exercises takes place to day
At 10 O'Clock A. II. at the Free Academy. Speeches
will be delivered by the President Of the Board Of
Education and Hon. Luther Brsdish. The clsssi6-
cations will be read by Prof Horace Webster.
The public are invited to attend.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-24

~ Photographic Publications Of al soris by
Andrews Boy e. puo1shed Gnd tOr salo 81
je25 2awDkwn JOHN ROW, 40 sad u Ann-s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-24

~ DIR. Shows Water-Curs Institution, cor
ner Twoinh.st and Uniyersiiy-plsce. msn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-24

Es'- The body of an unknown man was yester
dan found in new building in the Eighth av be.
tween Twenty seventh and TEenty.eighth sts BY
the Sixteenth Ward Police. Information was i'm
mediAlely sent to the Coroner, no proceeded TO
the place and found the body much swollen, and in
al advanced state Of decomposition. An inquest
will be held this morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-24

LOR SALE CHEAP-A printing Office, comprising
four presses and everything necesuy for JOB vork or
business viii fed his worthy Of Affection The business
has been long established hiss large patronage and WI
to continue the business FOR ta psrcusrs address Boz
LA N Y. PostOfce yls ."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-24

HosoRABLY DIscHARGED.-James Cline, who
was arrested on Sunday on suspicion OF having
caused the death of Christopher Ledwith, milk
man, by pushing him off a dock near the South
Ferry, during the storm on Thursday night, had an
examination yesterday before the Coroner, and
was hODorably discharged from custody, there be-
ing no evidence adduced to implicate him in the
affair The Coroner held an inquest on the body Of
said Christopher Ledwish, who was a native of
Ireland, So years OF age, and the following verdict
was rendered by the Jury, viz Thst deceased
ctme to his death by drowning under what Cir
cunstauces is unknown to the JUICY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-24

IL Webheft from Leipzig has opened her studio at 81
White here kenesses lske BY similar means but
In q usrner greatly superior 10 Daguerrotypes gallery
OF phoo,ypc pictures may 10 there containing The
portraits OF President Fillmore, Henry Claw Geo Sam
Housion Sir Henry 6ulver Gov Ujhszy, Mayor Hsysr-
meyer &c. NR J'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-24
SUMMER RETREATS.


LEA BATBING.-CAPE ISLAND, N J.-coR
cGRFss HALL, formerly kept by Miller 70 aos
ooen Tor reception ~ VISITORS The house, during tn
ps.i year has been enlarged aud repaired The babl
sraI gemeII hsve been greatly improved. NE boa 20
clusvsy for Ibis boHse sill always be In ABUNDANCE ups
a. bathing grounds. -
Congress Hall being situated elevated ground, "
view Of the Ocean from II 10 unsurpassed. There u
offensive efuvia arising from The sa marsh or ssgns.
pcols nor are tts guests annoyed with musq1itOes as
houses simsied lou grounds and the marsh aT
sre subjected Ia The Inconvenience Of travelling thfo1t
through the public streets To tho bsioinf
creme d. the copnuunica alton there being private.
Thee IN pOrsut advantages render the location OK Co0
gees Hall decidedly tho beat on The slsnd
The KeuDebecb and fenobscot leave the oote
Albsny-st Eew-York on Tuesdsys Thursdays and 5e1
6sys, sl4 landing passengers al Cape May cary
DE following mornings A.. 80
heretofore received, VIII epdeavor during The prees
sssson To give satisfaction W tho,e ho m.y svoF him w
scsl len 2zv4s W B. MILLER Proprieof.
lNHALL-This Hotel has been greatly enlAfaes BY
irmsnse wing making s -uurs leneth shout 90 FEET ~
eHps' K Of dating 80 vsitors ve,y 1ge na1
be1 Of rooms taken e., the sessOu by families and pr
beps place combines many sttractons fos eo~A 90
pleasure. -,
By issiny lhe morning bv The Hew-Hsven -
HOusaonic Railroad or Hudson River Railroad va boz
son passengers arrive a the Springs 81 81 0cfoct
afternoon Fare IhrOosh ooly q 81 tVa
DORTLAND HOTEL, ON T6E HfGHGtsps
Il % NAVgSiNk-This hOss- 10 just eomplsIrd :.
open Tor visitors IL sdOfdss splendid prosp-ci o. "
ocssu, ard cefnbines ell the enOymruts OF eolasy -
fshirs, sailing, bsrtips delightful ~sks and drives g.
hours sail from he city, BY The John Hart al NJ 20
Pecksllp r. or The Edwin Levi 81 The foot Of koor
scp.sf M E. Boarding, ei day
Jyl5 I'm. IrLEfCabh rroors--.-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-24

ARREST OF SHoPLIFTERs.-T~o thieying ras.
cais calling themselves James Anderson and John
Perry, yesterday morning entered the clothing es
adjustment Of Mr. Milton ST john 81 Broadway,
where one Of the contemplate but adroit thieves
entertained Mr.. St. John, while the other transfer
red from the counter to his coat pocket large
frei,ht consisting Of variety of silk hands erchiets
valued at about SIP, with which they were about
to depart, when Officers ALLISON and Crawford, OF
the First w ard, who had been watching their ras
cally proceedings arrested and marched them be-
fore the Chief Of Police, who locked them up for
examination. The stolen property was found in
the cap.cious pocket Of one Of the thieves, and
was identified by the owner.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-24

ARREST FOR BURGLARY.-Olice Byrnes ofthe
Fourth Ward, yesterday, arrested man named
George Williams on a charge OF having broken
into the office of Harper Bros publishers, OF Cliff
st and stole therefrom books TO the value OF $780,
which were found in his possession. he was com.
mitted by Justice Osborne for trial.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-24

DEATH BY DROwSISG.-On the 18th inst. an
Englishmsn, named VIM. Mckay, 80 years Of age,
fell from Pier No. 90 last River and was drowned.
Els BODY was yesterday found floating In the dock
foot Of Rooseveltst and in bis pocket was silver
watch and chain and about $50 in money, mostly in
soveregns The Coroner held an inquest on the
body, and a verdict OF death by drowning was
rendered.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-24
CITY ITEMS.

TUESDAY, July .
THE TRIBUNE BLocK-We are indebted TO our
friend Jreh Bull. censustsker ofthe Fourth ward
for synopsis OF bis returns from the block lncIud'
ing The Tribune ofice, Tsmuany Hall, nc bound
ed by Chatham, Spruce. William and Frankfort
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-24

BOARD REbIChD-Al the private Mao hon- tioQe
u 81 Greer wichsl Gentlemen ~1h single bees and tzS
r,rv rooms 81 81 per week day boarders 81 per weefj
transient bcarders 81 per dsy Bshs gratis les h
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-24
BOARDING..

DOARU-A gentleman and bis wife or two angle e-u-
Dtemsn car be sccommoo ,ed with good board anc
large al 40 secondst The house 10 large acd pess
Al iiy located tyn ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-24

fEHE PUPLIC is hereby uouhed rot 70 pay sny &C
courts to- or make any coUtrscgs with DsWiu g judah
IN behsf OF The undermined be has c!sncesney leis
their employment, and they viii no longer bs respon-
Iible for any hing he may 90. ASsuk "OLLoFr'
yS 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-24

n P. T. BARSUs, we see by the Boston pa
pers, is now on visit to the White Mountains re-
feshing and rusticating preparatory to opening bis
MuIical campaign. He is accompanied by his fam
iy, ard will spend a week or so among the cool
shade. of the Notch, Mount Washington, sc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-24

BURGLaRr.-The dwelling of Morris Schekosky.
20 Mulberry Of. was burglsriously entered on Sat
urdsy nishi and robbed Of two boxes of jswelry
valued At $500. A man named HopPner was ar
rested on suspicion of being the burglar, BAT Tor
rant of evidence he was discharged.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-10-20

FRrIcHrs continued dull with small engagem ents at
at Is grain stood at 4d dead weight was nominal, at
Us Cd . los. To California rates we're dull.
HAS.-There was an active inquiry for North river,
with sales Of 2 500 bales at 45c y 55c cash
HrnP.-The sales since our last were 300 bales Ma
nilia, at exc, and 100 dewro.ted American at Sis,
HIpEs, since Friday last have been mere firm. with
sales Of 538S orinoeos at 13cts less l per cent
months 9osa Rio Grande, 2o4 lbs, aud 500 Buenos
Ayres ga 22n lbs at IA c:s, mos; 900 Psrnsmbu
co. 20 80 lbs. ct eActs mos aud in Philadelphia,
for this market, 2oi7 Porto Csbsos at III mos,
NoLAssrs.-Ihsre was not much doing to day, the
market being above me views Of purchasers The last
sales made at go. 23c. for Cardenas; 2t1c.
&c for tart Cubs for dstiing 25c 251lc for Oubs
Muscovado; and 291ic. zoe for Porto Rico, short
NAvArIsroRrs-Holders of North country turpentine
ask higher rates which prevent operations except In
retail way. The last sale Was made At So 90 for lot
Of extra prime Spirits eince our last notice have not
altered. The supply of common rosin limited, and
the demand was good, at unchanged rates.
,ts.ax Al 6sc aor s.,cted NJ Which sbSu. barrels
have been sold. There was important variation in
the market for linseed while the saes reached 5000
OIL Carr OF thin oblong so tons have changed
hands, at s26 80, oash.
PLASTER PARrs.-There no decided change in
the market which pretty active with sales OF 300
tons blue, part to be delivered up the Hudson, ut
PRovsrossNPork. market was heavy and the
demand moderate Sales Of 400 bbls. have been made
at s11 $l1 l2a for mess and at IS 37h for prime.
Beef less active, but steady at unchanged rates
The market being nearly bare Of out meats, holders
more firm. Dressed hogs command 5H &c.
There fair inquiry for lard, with sales Of 600
bbls at ~ 7Ac for good to prime. Butter contin
usd firm, and in request: Cheese has not varied
RAcs-Previous to arrivals, some l4oo bales Trieste
Rrer~The weeks sales were about 500 casksJ at
So A a So rs.
light and full prices were realised. West India how
ever being more plenty, has a dropping tendency
Within the past week sales made OF 600 sacks,
Of { tara nd fnrM Ma rarv n Ar.
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CITY TRADE REPORT.

BArUkDAr, Oct. l9-oP. n.
AsHns.-Ths market for pearls was again better
and the inquiry pretty active. The sales comprised
10 bills ct IS 81 for pearls and 50 12 for pots The
total stock OF all kinds hand In the inspee ton
warehouses, this morning, was Is snnexed;-Pots,
ri bbls.; pearls, All do
BREApsrUFTs.- Nour-0psrators generally exhihited
less anxiety TO purchase unless at further conoes-
sion In prices The low grades OF Western and state
-four in limited request for the city trade, at
easier rates For export and for the East there was
not great deal doing The transactions were confined
to 500 bills, at So SIN 81 l2x for No supernne;
- 30 81 62h for common TO straight state - 90
- 6sx for mixed to straight Michigan aud indiana;
and 50 90 SIS l2s for pure Geneses The msrket for
Southern -four was not steady bat there rather
more doing, The sales comprieed Zoo bills, at
- S11 81 "a for mixed to straight brands and So
good do. Bye Flour In better demand with sales
Of 200 bbls at SO 1917 So 1891 The market for Corn
Meal not active. Some small lots Of jersey
sold at So l21s and Brsndyw at 80 97k canadian
Hheat in good request for export, while Western
was selling freely to go East Sales made Of 800
bushels red Southern at 90c.; 5000 bushels common
to prime Genesee at 81 l21s 81 IA; 1900 bushels
mixed Canadian, in bend, at 81 o. Rye was better,
with sales Of 5000 bushels delivered at Toe. Barley
less plenty, with fales OF 100 bushels common two
rowsd, at 75c Oats have declined small lots North
ern changed hands at 40c. 42c. for Northern and
3sc. 40c. for Jersey. Corn better; some $500
bushels sold ct G4sc. Csc. for Western mixed and
oec for round yellow
market although not active, firm at the quotations
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On the 18th instant, Mlny Blrzarrre, wife Of Charles
A. Crackbon, and daughter Of the late VIM O. Dayton,
sgsdu
The relatives and friends Of the family are respect
fully invited to attend her funeral, this Sun.
dayj afternoon, at O'Clock from her late residence,
No. go Market street vithopt fsi ther Invitation.
On Saturday morning, Oct. 10 Joss n. LscsUrr, In
the cath year Of his age.
His relatives and friends invited TO attend the
funeral services 10 be performed Ia All saints Church
Henry street, on Monday, INST Instant, at loh A.
without further Invitation.
In Schenectady, on Friday, 18th isstant, JvLis X.
MorrsonsRy, eldest daughter % James add Jemims
Montgomery, deceased and vif Of james n. senick
ALSO, on the ID Of July last. WILLIAM HrUrr, son Of
James n and Julia X. seilick.
The friends and ace uaintssces Of the deceased
Invited 10 sttesd thesr funeral Sunday, Goth last
at o'clock, y N. from the hcuas OF Mr.. Samuel
Keelcr, oorn@ Of 0reenwich and Horstio streets In
this city
On Saturday, 10Th Inst, Carr,r,,s M,rs, aged ~ a
native Of 0srmsny.
His friends, aud The members Of Cohota Lodge 1sT
/. o. cf O. ", Old Getman Censonery Grove U. 40.
d, and Of the rsuonsl Academy OF Design, ere res
pectfully requested to attend his funeral ON Mcndsy
Nst st2P NJ, from bis late residences, No - Lisps-
nsrd street
Oct. 1e on board the stesmship Philadelphia, Wa.
PISS, second engineer In the 25th year q NJ, aye
The hiends Of his father and brother, and the Ma
chin ets ana Engineers Association, are respectfully
pv "a 10 attend his fupsr from the residence u hs
htker, No. lao Mott street, ct o'clock precisely.
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TeIegraphie Reports.

NEw 0RLEArs, Oct. IS 1859.
The sses OF -four have been 300 bbls at ~ 80 per
barrel for Illinois, st. Louis and common brands.
1900 bushels Of disposed Of at o5c for yellow
and zoe for white. Oats held at $50. 1000 bbls
Of pork sold at $40. eco kegs ehOic. lard 81
Tobacco has advanced during the week Nc. 40
Whisky is worth 2oJ.c. per gallon. Mo coffee has
declined and sells ct 111l 12s.
Erw ORLEANS, Oct. 1s-P.N
Cotton Is dull 500 bales disposed Of Thurs
day and TO- day at previous prices Baysrs shy sales
several hogsheads OF sugar fair quality has been
sold at &C.; new molssses Ia worth $50. We notice
the arrival Of cargo Of 600 bags Rio coffee. IL
IL the frst i'm ported this and held a. l3c per
lb.; whiskey Ia quotedst 26lEc.
CfSoNrlri, Oct. 10, 1850
Flour IL quiet, and little business doing In It. Grain
generally is dull Sales Of oats have been made at 81
cents. River Is rising slowly.
BaLrrnotE, Oct 10, 1850.
Our markets are unchanged.
BrrraLo, Oct, 10 1850.
The receipts during the past twenty four hours have
been follows 1900 barrels -four, 1900 bushels
wheat, corn none. The inciemepcy OF the weather
here has checked operations in -four Sales have been
made Of 700 barrels at - fer Ohio and 50 81 for Mchi
gan. Wheat Is steady, and firm, With sales OF 1000
bushels at so 81 cents for Ohio Cornis not so sssive
but without change Ia prices. Ohio vhishey y at Ax
cents. Flour freights are 81 60 cents wheat, IL
cents, and corn. ilH cents storm has prevailed
here all day which has checked In q measure all out
door transactions. -
Receipts Of produce, since last, are . follows
Flour 10000 bbls wheat $500 bushels; osrn, 800 do;
barley, 1900 do For -four, the demands light while
prices favor the purchaser OF barley We astos sales
Of oce bushels at 50 sac for tive roved prime and
soc for ordinary four roved 0a are dali ana easier,
with sales Of 10000 bushels rorthsrn at puvste
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MARKETS ELSEWHERE.
STOCK SALES

Oct 1876 shs Marine Bank az 20 Associated
flremens Insurance. 7x Is Bsl,mors and s,sguehsnna
road 20 do 7sEi IS do 7si Is York aud cunbsfiind
Railroad. 20.
PInIAnr Oct la-tYrH Bodr1-s2Oeo Reading SIS,
TO- 1875 leo do. Is 81 ooO do, 7s. 81 900 do, b5 1856
Iehgh Mortgage bs 97 $500 Lehgh S. 7s4 5000 schuy
III Navgaien SIS. et25. s2ooo camdss snd Amsoy S.
1886 ga Garden 6s .hs ennsyv.na k.ilrosd.
ga is Harrisburg Railroad S. 49, 10 do. fS ~ Read
ing kailroat .f 100 do s5wn, S5. 800 dc, 3s senior
ris Canal I'll 90 do BIS, 2l SP.nnsylvsna fank 1885 .
siso9 state 81 g 200 kessing,on WsssS 100 sSo
Kentucky Bank los $50 Reading Railroad $50 g do SSs
5000 Reading 6s es $4,000 Do, Ctyd.r lN, 5000 DO,
Cryder f4 1900 DO Tski 800 shs Reading Railroad, y
800 DO 335 800 Norris Canal 20i 100 Union Canal H.
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RAILROADS.

ONO ISLAND RAILRoAD-uHDER THE DIRECTION
L. q the Raeedvcx.-Exe~rson .sia from Broekyn to
Oreenport, % wednssdsy Oct e. 1850. Leave Bfeskiyp
Jsmsic. Bru,iii. Brspsh fet .vie fsrsinsdsis, snd
arrive at Orr IN rort at @PM Returning leave Green
port AZ sciocf r. on Wednesday October 2sd 1880 ~,
scicex, p. n thursday, Oct H.k 1850 ~ scock. r.
rrdsv, Oct w,A lssb. Fare fos The Hxeursep. One
Dclls~. Captain Nssh, ~ the stesmer srATasNAE, viii
Ss.y o.sss s G .ssr s ,r ..n nsr''' and
NJ. MATMAnD Jr., Ree~ivsx.
WM N, CQNRILE, Aespt,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-10-20
AMUsEMENTs In PHILADELPHIA.

RARNUMs MUSEUM. PBILA3ELPHIA-P. T. BAR
- nun, Proprietor and Manager; Henry Sanford. As
ssant EsnagcrThis week will be presented number Of
ohoce selections from the different departments
raj drama by some OF the best talent the
euntry-Pride Of Birth Cricket on the Hearth Caught
Trap Frank FoI fhipps Egg and vers others the
rest Jenny Lind, who visited the Museum Thursisy
last was highly delighted with the many real wonders Of the
elegant saioone 80 all who them.
uEder 10 years, half price. '
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