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The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1850-10-10

CALHoUNs p RTRAIT AND STATUE-HeaIy.
now in Paris, has been commissioned 10y the
city of Charleston to paint whole length por-
trait of Mr. Calhoun. He concurs in the sug.
gestion of the Mayor of Charleston that the
great Southerner should be represented in the
act Of prononncing his last discourse in the
United States Senate--a' thinks that few OF
his friends might be introduced with goud fleet
in the bfck ground listen ng His price for the
simple fgure,r rs whole length, will be 81 ,oOc,
and for the composition, $3.50 in addition TO,
each head introduced. He writes that he has il.
hand a canvass, l8 Ivy 90 feet, for the city OF
Bosto :, representing Mr.. Webster in the Sen
ate, which he hopes to finish in little more thar
Il year
The City Council of Charleston have resolved
to erect marble tempe in the centre of the
City Park, to preserve the statue Of Calhoun
by Powers, should it be recovered safely from
the wreck off Fire IsIlid.-Should it not be.
the $4,000 insurance on it (its real COST will.
we presume. be appropriated to the purchase of
an exact copy by the same artist
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1850-10-10

VIRGINIA TOBACCO STATIsTIcs.-The Rich
mond papers contain statistics of inspections
stocks, and foreign exports of Virginia tobacco
for the years ending 3oth September, ls49 and
1850 We learn from these, tIr,t the inspec-
tions at all points in the State, this year, are
4l926 hhds., or 2,97S less than last year The
exports to foreign countries, however, show a
falling off of nearly ten Thousand hhds, being
] 1921 this year, against 2l,I43 in lSi9 and
the stock remaining in the warehouses on the
lst of October 1880 only exceeds the amount
on land in the warehouses at the same period
last year, by about 1900 hhds. The present
a cunt in warehouses is 1862 hlds The
Messrs John Jones g. Co., who furnish these
statistics, say in regard to the growing crop OF
Virginia and North Carolina:
$50 far as we can venture to innate the
quantity, embracing all grades, we suppose it
will not exceed 10000 hhds, averaging in weight
l4O0 lbs nett.
at is our opinion that sales Of fair and good
qualities will be higher in April, May, June, and
July, than earlier in the season."
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1850-10-10

NAvAL.-Assis:ant Surgeon Cbas. H. vii
hanson, of this town, goes out as passenger il
the U. S. soop-of-war ST. Marys, to join tn,
friga'e Raritnn, on the Pacific station The st
Mary's has received sailing orders, but is de
tained for want her complement of Sailors
Portsmouth (Eal PIk
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1850-10-10

Judging from these extracts, the hope is not
a vain one, that Southern State may vet be
formed of the Southern part Of California, or
that the interests of the CaIifornans may induce
them to change their constitution as to admit
slavery Adrertiser and Gazette.
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1850-10-10

CANTON, Quo, Oct. o. 'tark county, in Ohio,
elected a Wing senator. which is VIII z gam.
IL is supposed Mr.. Wood, Democrat, is elected
Governor. This is mere supposition.
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1850-10-10

BALTIMORE, .O;t. oh 10 o'clock P. NJ.
John Fl. L. Jerome, Wing, is elected MAYOR. by
4l6 majority IN that neishborhood. Colicil
equally divided.
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1850-10-10

You can ease Major Howard by telling him
that there are enough Of us here who can and
will have our share of the harvest The Sheriff
of San Joaquin county was elected on this
question, beating his opponent badly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-06

THE Insurance ROBBERY.-We have fjrbO-ne
10 give details of this affair at the request OF our
city officers, and will only now say that two young
men. giving their names as Chas. Stanley and w IN
Marvin Who bad been stopping a iew days at the
Dunbam House, have been arrested, and are now
in iai waiting examination. la the msantim.
some 81 eco OF the specie has been found buried IA
Ohio City. There was report that one of the
prisoners had turned States evidence, but We are
informed by defendant counsel it is m stake
The gentleman named Smith, arrested at the
Weddell and supposed TO have some knowledge
Of this robbery, has proved himself clear of the
charge.
PS-Wt have just been informed that nearly
al Of said money has been reclaimed, one OF the
gang blowing pretty freely on the rest There's a
good time coming. cleveland PLAIN Dealer LIST.
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We,ss-n from ae C.,rar.5 fiun Dsa'ert1ts
"a heiiy tspecci ia.vl. named h'r''' r.
War g.. Ohio C.sg, na. r,rea.y '' DO
steeiG .rk i.. oae . fi
Cns,s rbcbt.l..
ofafer. d. . grand aud b. ~ ,'
exfer.io. baca hrlH5l s.Fr-N
,Toon,ti,-, ID a large sum. tns iI1'n D'Hrrs aJ't
sNr Ward has done basln- s Do Cove a. b. lA''S
. or less for fifteen years, ls moss sPectaJJ con
Eected and 70 all outward apJcard-5e m)ss "o''
Inv member Of the church But as the evidence
-uns. il has been bis habit iOf mauy years 70 VISIT
this cts ia one horse buggy hich his horse ne'r
,ome wsfei Ouse or store, step IN with business
air, and knowing that having been iJrmehy Tor
varder, dry goods merchant aud otherwise re-
specially connected Ia business would DO unsus-
pected tool. occasion 20 help himself wnen uaoo'
served, 20 such articles as h. c1id SOW away IN
his buggy aud cover with buffalo robe, which he
always carried with him. Ia tnis plight he would
drive home 20 bis barn-slcd, which was some DIS
rance iron. his house. and in l1t, u rough trap
door " lirl vas always kept under lock, ~ would
depOsit DIE Ieif There was no access % TINS gar
ret exc ~ through said door, and tuat was reached
by stanlug ia TIE buggy und,r D., Or by the use o.
n'ladder. L. seemed 10 be entirely IA th' keeping
Of Wtrd himself bis family knowing nothing about
A large amount Of plumber was found in this
garrett AID much of it has been recognized as be
longing t0 various merchants oil Cleveland. MI
Ward was arrested on one charge and gave bail in
the sum Of 81 1000 for his appearance to answer,
but was Immediately arrested on another and ia
default of bail for $1,000 was committed. The
Plain Dealer continues; 1t Is one Of the s,rangest
as well as most painful cases OF moral Oblqulty
known in the annals Of crime. Mr.. Ward is known
to be wealthy, and has abundant resources to in-
crease his wealth independent Of this. He is an
active business man. owns lands and houses IN
Ohio City, farm and mills near, has store in
Mlwauk e, in which latter he has partner, and
for which 1t seems he has acted as It's eastern
tieying agent. His relatives, 80 far as We know,
are considered respectable, and his connections by
marriage highly so. II is strange, passing strange,
that be, without any necessity or apparent excuse
Of any kind, should bring this calamity, worse than
DEATH upon himself and friends.
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TRAVELLING.
20 rxs,-ss-zs- n NEw-YORK 4 ERIE Rni..
~ y 49, X ROAD-REW ROUTE TO BlFFA-
e on flfr.

-.
LO-SunmerA ngemsn'-Con1iea-
eiue Monday. NAV .7h.Isi0
Leave New fork ~ Biaghsui0n, ElMirA Corning %
nsys. Rochester. B-fso sns .lts-n-ii.io .ces ..
lsrrdsys = e.te1' by s'ea1bost THOMAS POWELL
ir,l ~ fcoi " Dearest
h--skasi ard supper on board Tie boat
fErs4ss Tam re- D. a. II stopping oly a. f1f-,9n1
SUI -lA Ches.rr Goshen hitd.r1 IN, Fot iefflt utr
for .horr Deposit Laeeiooro, B.nsham,on. wv 4, %
Sol Factor v'le srrs ard Jsfsfso1 Arrvilt el "a
r-rsttlt ao a. Passengers for Bu1io tisilg 'in aug
H sAe ne Express Tram frooi Albany d. Geneva ana
way .ND Nm rs,v--Ats 50 Al Stopping % ~ ~
acrslrurf SO Coming The SANS ey-o.rE DOB 81 gch
NA4 TEAra a. $40 3 a. fos OasgL.e ard Oh lnl'rnet
Nf.nr FxFa-,s Tr,lS, 81 p 81. stopping % --n5ls
va. f.c B. iar ssors Yves. Of Port Jews Passengers
as blf.o hy ais lraa roceed 90 3en@va DIN" 's,e t,d
t.tr fhe Fvrr-fs Trs1 frm Albany, arriving 70 8ufao
rr, over nr Passengers f1r hscs CeynSa 8rige a1i
.0r Pc cr Csrr.q LsF- lake lhe ears ~ he Cr1se ard
fllrtlrr e N4rlsa OwegO, which l'ave i-el liey
arrival n ere ffie rrsifs fsfse1se ~ Ai'ta-ll
iyeon committee p take me cars OF ne Cofrlng s'e
ntu- ReNrosd Ct Corri1r Ssgss ieav5 Naffo"s3 r.
Deepest, Ls1sahoro, b.ashaniion, o~e.o "A.-', 'FSo
TRAINS 20 NE~-YOGX.
F1rErss TRuN .crves Georvs rf SGD A. M stopping "a
hlriD- Wsytuy r-rnreil-l Owe-o. bas tni'n'
.n.. iH Na aH4-l. foitl t.. hlt' p"
-s+ -s.r a t.e -.t-. t.N't4 t- No'-
Wan ~ ,0r rsAiS lssv-s C,rriay 1850 AN .top-
at,a1 hxfGEsf IFAtE leaves 6enoy- Eel 90 4. y 1ni
up ~ HJDrlt. 81 90 DC s;aiDlE wrs. % fgri
Jews aoo si ~ tci'icvu 9shei, Chester sfisrns sd
Fl,imor'. ariigins % Ne~-Eork So All
St Af RAILS leaves Ousvl s Al 80 An Stopping a. 81
tla sisil and arriving ia Newly al lO VI An
ES- Special Train Monday morning leaves POn
Je,s a. % stopping al all the sssons and arriving
IN New York 81 10 Am.
NEwBURGH BRANCH leaves NeVburRh Al 5 A u and 8 SO
A ard ?. N connecting with the trains going West
Leave Chester ate 80 NJ and IS NJ and IS p NJ or
arrival of the trains from the West Fregh
NesbuTeh a. 5 NJ and Chester Al Is Pm
FREICRT TRAINS leave from pier ioOl Duane a. a. II
FRET II for Geneva Rochester and Buffalo and all places
Wet taken by Express freight usrs aud Is Forwarded
through without delay.
mvlsu CHARLES hlNOT superillendeni
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TO LET.

G. TO 1870, - - ',s,n l.e !. Wa fr5 be Hai.
h. ntNru ullsFi ~ s ~ !, con- Inc rrtse
con h.-r h-lIohl o---lol - - 3D. f.. .ag
ecnihins eifti rp.Af eilpf.ss ~ r,,, I.- os....e
'l D'1 , .,1. 80. -. Fl =, In. b.lss .-4 l .ef.
80 - it 49,. ~ Two h1rses Tre - Is
I,i ,,'. ~. ~. C-..,- yy,ilt1 slghf .f h- q if-
sor River FOR farlhsr par cg.af' ',9set Ht,l,9er.
BROW N tlf'p, -nllse !, l.'l =. ~ ~ ~, -
LANpi'"ha"' i'-fi N'.' o. '-1'
nrt 1f.-trrffs 4L-tUE-tE 10 az =,
Az IT, r-o.-.-,- ~ IA 's-... f,,-r....Ie r-sr 2 i .".
r. OH, 70 r--ries I'D ro, Fai.a and Slua Ferr+.
siaees rom slion Ferry every I'VE 70 n. ~ .-, ..r.
is-s 'oiP u. ,"' ..' - rs ...' r-. ..la..-
Nit'-i tr -i r Z. ,... f,.., ..- d.
y hh- on" f1 '- r -,r. r.....-.
90, To . fr.1i. rtyros. d. r,i,,. 81 s-l. H.
.- ,, a. "a -7srp t5 ..a.n..r Srug.F,ra
l.e h-lse wiz oe e' si.a rarI ei u' Ia
f'I.t
- tIr-,t. 49, aT CLIFTON I'D
- y ...'' - p. .-..- D. ...flI1s. lr the
= 49,. t,...- .. -.'r- r.ra s-il e-v a.d
..f.,r f-t 60 r.rf.- room sat sr-sa-holss;
s.cOaf t,D, l.1f re0us; I'D ua.c 800 ro'nit w
OIL. .efr lsi-ra, from IN i.e ~-t- nv
r'.es g.. f.. tarttf; elegant r. f..- lta-- i.e
tNes tfroctrosl ne house. I.e l.ts9 'a .lI.' --E
hl..a.f in ro'fr d. .ri 10 ll ~
.'' ..--
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H-T.n tr.~ OH D. N. ''l ID
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,f f...I... f.s-r a- rH..' -r
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.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-06

MIESIsoTA.-March 3, lsi9, Minnesota was or
gapized with ateritorial government. In territorial
extent il is about four times the size OF Pennsylva.
MIA White population July l, 1919, 4,9iO Indian
population: on
bachotahs or Sioux Is OOO Winnebagoes. 25O
Chppewss 5000 menomenies' o'oOO
Total Observation-Disclosures. 81 600
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE. JUNE 6.
FOR SALE.


x FOX SALE OR TO iEA~ b.-lhs con DO
- li1us hldi1g notg he1C fomr-tsl Or d3.si n
re ngursfirg mrrgfsrfrrilg VIaZe ~ New brglr
tor, Brewer CoUrw Fennsl ilaaia Toe Building, c1n-
res f.gt, viii b-ser,-nt ana clrtsf-s s1olt seventy
r,,v.,.er,s l. 49,, ..', .' ~ ,,,.i,y ~
couf1-t Tie fr- o., f.- l. e..if, srd ,s M I'D
iv0 r.-x1fs arf fta -,l.rI mi, 81, --,. .a-s az
non DEE terrace r.e s...fs.as 81. ,tef.4 s,f r17s1de
ra .r ul b. g..v.r b. - ..s ......,..-. No.
N-u-Brsfier IL f-e loser .s - I'D. 5.s-,r r y.r
fuIrDurds1 h- sr-r.rv t ~. hss.rrf .,.ry ,x
~ns.ve wsie'-r,e- ol u lH-s O1.n ,a- Oa'. 81 J.
" .'.,,. % '.''l'. ' .-'lr '-l ~ rs e.. avg
... ..- ft- r.. ..f.l a., .... FL. l.-. =. !,
.. g. ...-I -.t rt'q .r --
..-. nd rrs b. ,f. .-es c.s, ~ r,.4. f-,- =. .+.i
-I .. d. 4t T0rIs
d erarr-rf RI ~ r.,rsl VIII. a,.v.,- -.tor ID. u be-
ser.-sl ssrI- .. Ore ,r.a 10. S1rrr
T-e..,- .-re.r ia ~.r P-rs,-r wiz 81. ,-1.es' al.
'.'n.e ~ r.orl iri r-.tfs'a1 se-i-, % ,le
49,. 'lF '"i i..a'''-- cru 1i'-
800 ~. ..,,..,
gun ...''' io HH- 'N''tr '' t-'i i1 .'.i''.-i
.,. .'H- ra roc ~
.e.io-a'.e prize. ea' oo scc inloii,.-
to- 'rf.r- .-,- H.-. r''..- -sr, lHf'I- or h- I1I
las Mffhlh, N'1-b- ga on
f i- N -. ~. r.f
- "a ~ .ar.f a. - man. t ...a .trt. .
-. - r,fi. -.,-s,,, .t -.f I'd, tt. -.-- 10 p. -
r. ~ OK. -' ~
,rsrn... .a.,r .i..- BIZ lo..-rf -,a t,r NJ.
a.e ~. ID, ,,..l ,-,.. foo..s aim h.,.re,f .-l ar
49,. ,tf-- ~ 80 Tr. T.. ,- INCH .r. ns.l -
,tsrfs H. ~ fr,nt bv M Aeon rls prlpe-tg viii b
80 ~ -s,nei. terr1s n --tl a. made f,ns..
CONOVFQ
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Fl, nsssssasssI77 NE";Y0Hk AND NEw-HA.


At VEN RAiLROAD,-On and amer
Wednesday, April "a the following
nslns VII lssve s.e =, ,h NJ w. "a Hsr2.r,
Railroad Office, Twenty-sevenuh-st
l. Accommodation Train a. ~ A H. for Newkocbels,
MamarOneck Rye, Pon Chester Greenwich Stanford,
Darien. Norwslk Westport Southport Fairfield, Bridge
port slrsfDrd Milford snd New-Haven Passengers from
the WaySsons for Albany and the Stations on tho Hoos
atomic and Naugaiuck Railroads. viii take this Train and
stop Bridgeport Passenger from WaySsnons f)r Boz
ton, Providence, Wore Hartford Springfield and Con
neceu River Railroads, win take this Train and Join Ex
press Train Al New-Hsven.
Expresa Train At O'Clock. A n for Stanford Bndge-
port Albany md Hou:stonc ana Nsuganes kaTesda
Railroad, Worcester, Providence and Boston.
8 Accommodation Train a. A M; Tor Nsw;bayen and
intermediate Stations Hampton, Cheshire s1ulnlngl1n,
Plsinville Pennington Avon TsnGve and Collinsvile.
hiddelown Hartford and Springfield
4 Express Train al Pm for Stamford, Norwth.
gddgeporL and Housaiouic and Nangstnck Railroads,
Hew-tsven ard Stations the Canal Railroad Hartford.
Springfield, Worcester and Boston
5. Accommodation Train al Pm. for Nev-Hsven and
all the Intermediate Stations.
Commuiaton Train al $50 Pm. for Bridgeport and
'''''i' TRAINS TO NETWORK
l. Commu tarion Train at SIS AM from Bridgeport,
stopping at all the intermedeis Stations
2 Accommodation Train al 6.l5 AN. from New-Havon,
stopping At ell ermedise Stations receiving Passenger
from Naugstack Railroad at Bridgeport
s. Accommodation Train Al $50 Am. nom Hew-hsysn,
stopping Of all Tho intermediate Stations receiving Pas
ergers from the Hartford and Canal Railroad,
and Naugauck Railroad
fxpress Train from Bosion) from New.Hsyen stopping
a. Bridgeport and Stanford receiving Passengers from s
S IcSemmodstion Trsin al 3soPM trecsving Psssss-
gers fron the Accommodation Train from boslon) from
New Haven stopping al all the Intermediate slauons
s. Express Train al $40 M Tor IN connection with En-
pres isin nom Boston stopping al Bhdgeport NorwAk
and Stamford, arriving In NewYork al llD IN. Eyoo.
log Train from Pirsheld connects with this Train |"
gers procure tickets before taxing
sesu IN the Cars IsSonI r. B. MASON snp1
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80 CENTRAL RAILROAD OF n. JERSEY las.
r-g- rx-u,sSsszzET SUMMER ARRANGEMENTS

III.
No commencing Apri |, i8j0-This Road
~ extends nom EiZshethpOn IS miles 70
White House J. reducing The Staging between the
minus OF The Road and Eason - miles and school,
oys Mountain 10 "A miles This line leaves Nsw-Yorh by
steamboat RED JACKET At pier ~ River and connects
with trains on Inc NewJersey Railroad which leave New
YORK from foot Of COTIlaudsl a. The same hour new
route schooleys Ho0nGGn, with less staging han any
other.
PASSENGER TRAIN UP.-Psssensep viii leave New
York By steamboat nom pier N or by he NewJorsey
Railroad foot Of Corand-st al A NJ. and 2. NJ; leave
Eliyabethoyu NJ 10 A M. and o Pm.
PASSENGER TRAIS DOws-Leave White House ~ 80
AM and .45 P III; North Branch a. SIS M and / 81
PM; someTville at g. 10 NJ aud z. 10 M Bound BroGs
at6 2O NJ and 20 Plau6eld At 40 AM. and "a
PM; Westfeld At {. IS NJ and M ElZAhethsoHn ..
T. 10 and Il. 80 AN and 5. ~ PM
The gh with sttaceal VIII leave
White House $50 b., somerlho, i.3O faiahed, D. ~
AM Elzabethpcrt by steamboat a. 80 AN Returning
leave New-Yorh, bv steamboat Red jacket, IRON pier
North River, at z. M
All freight from New-York intended TO 90 by his ins
must be al the boat al 2i O'Clock TO insure being akcs
through thatda
Stages Will be In readiness the arrival OF the O'Clock
trsn hom New-York The White House 10 convey pas
sengers 10 Easton, Wikesbsrre, Bethlehem Allentown.
Hauch Chuck Pa and to Remington Lebanon Clinton,
Milford Bethlehem, Bloomsbury Northampton Wash
inRton and Bavidere NJ J. On Tuesday, Thursdsy ana
Saturday Delaware Water Gap Sueudsburg, Baritone
Vile stsnhope Dsleyile Bucktown and LackawannA iroa
Works, &c. Pa
N B. All baggage al the risk OF tho owners until de-
lvered into the actual possession OF the Agents OF he
Company, and checks o. cepts given therefor. ~
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r-- rysss1ssssss.s- 5O'CLOCK LINE xT'ss 4
- ss.....;.:s 10 Il II % son aud -

- 20 X n UOsON aud - ~
h1A -A'A---- INTERMEDIATE
LANDINGS The steamboat HUDSON, Capt Win h.
Miller Will leave the steamboat pier foot Of Cedar' on
Mordsy. Wednesday and Friday aud the steamer co
LUMBlA Capt +. King, on Tuesday, Thursday and
ssturdev al O'clock ec.ng with NE ssges al New
tur1h. Kingston and CsisktL
HUDsoN AND BERKSHIRE RAILROAD The passenger
tnlrs II MS Road after March 81 Will leave Hudson and
Wet kbric asy, Sundays excepted "a follows
Leave Hudson AT ". and IS Z. NJ AM West stock
bridge al Z A NJ and p. NJ
Freight mains with passenger car attached, van leave
Ilud4ou NJ IA A. Nj and West S,Ockbridgs al 10 81 VI.
Passengers by The morning from West ridge,
NAV tske the day boat FOR NewYurs the bJator POuyn
feepse AID hence BY Railroad 10 New York by O'Clock
r. NJ Fare by latter route from Hudson not exceeding
81 p.
COLUMBIA auo HUDSON always waiting Tor them and
the fare OF those boats WIZ be low any other evening
boat On The iver-om 81 30 downward as the line bosss
may Ire example.
Through uckeis fsom West Sockbhdge TO Eew-York,
81 ST. the fare Ia returning Passengers sh21ld
recc that this fare includes berihs whchis excldet Ia
to- fares # other routes
TIE uaus from Hudson. bolh morning and evening con"
uec with The uains Of the Western Roads as hsretoore
les I'm J. WATERMAN, Supt
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CHARLES FULLER. dealer N Jennings, new
tPsieng Premium sSety Gas Tampa Also CsnDhena
Spirit Gas Oh ano Lard Lamps, Hal and other Lanfe--
GirsDdoes Chandeliers &c Of the approved patterns,
Britannia and Glsss Wac, Cutlery and Fancy Ornsment.
90 Csnphene Spirit Gas, Phosgene Gas OIL Wicis
Gssses &c rs Green~ich-sL between arrsn and Cham
b@rs sta myl0 Ina
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ATAsURkUGAIEsC COZ XII held and lrte Couniy of NV
n Yo At t- surn ONCE ts Cy IL New iok, on TIE
-fi a, Of May $780, present w. Bradford. surroga@-ln tne
matte Of am Of MICHEL sCHMiiI, aiunsra'or Of
tie soois AID caiirs % JACOB sTElNHELBk decetc mites
tate fer authority 20 mortgage the real estate Of The said ei w
tie payment lis dehOn r~atng and cling the app i'nni
frfor &C fhe goods d cIiies o JACOB
Sc r e Of Tie Cry Of Sew Yors. dcree i, int a iDr
authority morgare e reaesf TO- Of me aah nfrf o ir Y
NET OF debts oriered that all persons mt rested 10 the estate
-ai Jacob Sic nhecr, te'e appear before r nfT
Of Al hs uce the Cts o New lorkl on
july 90 Cofs tie forenoon Of That day.
then ana ere show wis auth - should n'i be en u ne
sa aumusfraor mortgage muh 81 tie real tate 81 h' SAID
Jacob sierheher decesd sla be necessary 10 pay his d,
myz3 laW4w'1h
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T4sn REGULAR BIATi LfNH Hg.
Gs-r lt Llt BOSTON Arl SfM-i OLA.
$50 va sto1ilsiop and FIev.frr ~ 3.
r0nta Niftori frTV rhsnfr W e.rt b. rr.- - A.
steaineTa e. NANDkkslLt Car 49, Joo. hlln- -
CnHhunoFr, Cspi ~ .il.sii "a ffsfet l1 etarc.'lt
wih he Sonrgion sac Frsv eaCo sn4 51f.tr srs
denre Railroads tsv'ng New-lofk dsis, tsndays
ssp.ed , nom Pier. NoFth RIVER hrsi s6sn Eaoct
iery f.sce 81 B o'cecA. ?. y. s1d sioningon ~ o.
CLOCK L. 81 or upon the arrival OF he mail uAia frOD
Boston These steamers built expressly r the rouse.
and 10 every respect particularly adapted = the savise
ton Of Loug-lsand Sound The accommodations for pas
sengers are conmodous and CONFERENCE.-The officers
pabe and experienced The route being no shortest aid
direct between Boston snd Newfork passen
enabled TO arrive IN ample lime for he mctning nes q
steamboats, and railroads running 20 various points tru1
those cities. Thee. VANDERBILT vii lease New-foh
raesdsy Thursday and saturday Leave stanington Mon
day, wednesday and Friday. The COMMODORE win
leave Newly orb Monday, Wednesday and Friday Leave
Bennington Tuesday Thursday aad Saturday N B-Pas
seuges on the arrival q the steamers Sloangtoa pro-
coed Immediately 10 tho splendid railroad can TO Proy
dence and Bosion. hasgagernaster accompanies each
train 10 and rom Boston F0r passage behs slSlstooms
or freight applications may be made ne agents 90 hs
wharf. ard al the Office II Bsusry-place ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-06

THROUGH LINE
FOR SAN FRANCISCO
VIA CHAGRES DIRECT.
TIE SPLENDID STEAMSHIP PHILADELPHIA,
->-f1Ssa1 CAPT ROBERT PEARSON, Commander,
3kLL - viii leave her dock Pier No 4. Mr. for Chas-
res direct. GA Thursday, June -, al O'Clock
Passengers gill place their baggage on board the day
previous
Fer passage apply 10 -
ROWLAND AsPlNWALL,
nv - Jl5is 81 ard - Spuul-st
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
Ia 1850.

PIONEER AND EXPRESS LINE TO PITTSBURGH
Leaves PHILADELPHIA Daily al O'Clock A. n. and
&PM through In 90 hours the the feunrylvar
MIA Railroad the very best and comfortable do
scripnon New packets have been placed on the line,
ana with especial reference 10 the comfort and
convenience OF travellers afoding the OF quick
and agreeable journey 10 Pittsburgh.
Every effort VIII be ade TO render this the nost destrabs
route 10 the West
For seats apply at IA Markets. and N q. corner rhir1
and Chestnut Philadelphia VIM COLDER co.
For tickets and further Information apply Westa.
New.York. NILS II r. II. HINDES, Agent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-06

All 0Dn TO LOAN ait per cent on Improved
III A''ooS'' '''''ssi isx 1Rsis e e 90. " rns~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-06

SnIHEME COURT-Cfy County OF new flrk.-A phon-e
- ort arainst Arras Paul Smith. and fet
sun mons Tor rsel Com. not se) To CONRAD AkRAs foa
m hereby onei required the eonlr1 m ts
action hd tbs day the Office Of the tefk Of the Ci
a Count, at Yor the CRY Hal lin said city, and 20 serve
r f y,.r answer complaint the sub'cnh-r az h-
a e. 80 81 Merchants Exchange City Of New ork azores
twenty DAYS after Of tins you, excl
AZ, the day ii and you fail 70 answer The sad
orrru " aim tie soresad tie plaintiff tins acton " j
I A. IN. Court for the relief demanded the comna utDtt-d
New Yort, MAY g. 1850, HENRY DAY. fNuih AVorhr3.
mNg
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-06

NOTICE - hcrcb, e,en. according law all persons having
~ claims against JOHN A WARINGION, late Of the CITY Of
Kings Count, deceased that they required 20 eKh
the same vouchers thereof the subscriber Attorney r
julia Ann Warrington, administrator Of sad deceased At BIS Office
Nc a. street The City Of New YORK before the second
day of December next Dated May Asst, 1850.
ma lawtrlsTh HENRY A. CRAM.