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The North-Carolina standard., 1850-03-20


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& zs dTfA1 1aIz s. a. q
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=
75 $3.50
eastern men no gave fa,eir soars ns q sl,sf
s. soon affer tnok mon sl,easeYS IN. nrnH,
Of IN. northern Thev wers IS r.;sId ms
i destiny of this if j NAV cal iepSbIic Sn
4 ernpre and fl,er nolcy thef neySiatsd rs
h,;n ,o Al -, ~ 49,
coo,5 Tb.n s;a
TO sl,ycrys Il tha enf TeIsa. An
+ in tha rase of ia ney, sa ho.oy
Ible senator from Georria NJ Herr;en q ia 1lafc1
1847. moved the Sanafa alsou,d de.isss isf f, Srr
nnuht not hA nrnaacntad f1vs tha
tinn mi ne e
th ~. ~ =.
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80. 5. az - N ,s, = -, ~ 49,,
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nan, sd h;tl 60 az
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I, 9;a q. nd Thoss ANA ys e. =
resolu,;ons of ;ns. - sha 8. ,t.
rotd e. .h 80, 8 ,' -. -:.t u -, 80
=. ,hsn WhJ q, .' ..s 60,
CaraI fMr fslh. ! ,,b dissa '.s.,a - (.
er day, was then Secretary Of SHE His corresnon.
dan.s h.d haar nhI;had H;
Mr. Mn-nhu fts charrs i,.ffar.s df i. 80, -
S,.,os :, r. 9 ',s - al S.ts - :
he had the bodnass and candor 10 ,.a
re.nondenc. an .har - nnhi;h .h. IA.
.it 49,, 1a - s.,as
Tax.s was =, ha :.
conntr, 80 90 =. sss .'ss
M, f;,.a.n..;., y .,:a . -, az
consider If 90 n,no ....
to sat the honor.ha ssna,d, f.
did not mn. !, mon the oro"'d h ss
ator mt unpn the gro"n ,fs, "a. ~ Pr,.;r
had ,nnonncea =, ,h;s -; -
that hsr oh;, - :, is. :, 8. :; IT. IT,
through T.ras in the IInited S,.,s. "a TIC -S
put it upon was this that if Great Bri,ain sacceed-
ed in her object + would he f- ~, To-
tier to he secure ,oainst aboI;,ion ,,.ss;a ~
that ,h;s 9ovs,nent ,y. honna =,
the nes ~ the cons,v,a., = - s,.s =.
thin1s s.'' - ssS'' . o'' s
Ns w.,. !.
the same ,h;ne Il .s a, rsras 10 10
ed for the secnrtv of the Sonth and ,h, ,.s - III.
object .et fr,b in The co,roar,nda,c. - h.,, .s
sion to know that there rsnpsa ;n ~. S,..a
ment strong letters from the varv ,ror,v c,an,a.
Who nreceded the honorable sen.,o fo; Ssn,h -
rolina in ,ha, Office To the Iynitad states o,;n;...r =
EnoI,nd .nd $4,000. 49,. ..L =. '.o'o, a, -
senator himsslf ~ EnGIsnd ess.r,;n. .
the sentiment. Of this gove,noent ,ha. G,ss, Rr;..
ain was not expected to interfere to take Tsxas ONT
of the hands ~ ~. then ;s,;o, sAas
make il a free country Ru, INV 4. ,h;s
tb,t thoao ran,Ieu.n ,,ho .os - .G - ~
mocracv yben ,rera. ss hral1St as ~
cav !, b,oubt i; with al ,h; So. ".s
,srr;,or "a G.. ~ - oPeu e
slave territory to the Greek hn.nd. zM~1 .han -
that thew could mt hnt saa fnr,b.r ,h;nL ,It ~
honor.hI sns, Lo ms ,h.s ~ Ss.. 80 e''S. 'o
m;ght have, - some ~ hs corrasnenJa.:
,ad ~ NJ Mmrnhv Tho, = .a I. e.s
-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-06
MIEW-YORK q NEW HAVEN RAIL

7ROAD-Ou ard aile- Hontay October IL to 0low.
~ a7r sa~ ne 4 sfti-s, Station near 8roaadygsy
Sasss{ ers ass -Ivsd y he Nsu. York and Harlem
Rs;lr9g9 once Twenty ssvsnth-st
Accommodation Tram AZ - \ NJ fuf Kew Rochelle,
usrss-cnecs ave port Chester tl@nwcn stanford 0S.
y;en NorvvaIk Wesrpo Southport Farhed bridgeport.
strrr3 MIlIor,j 4pS New tiAven Passengers nom ia
Starons Tor Albany and the Stations on he aousatpEe
md Narear,ck Railroads MI raxe his nan snc st3p 81.
bridegroom Passengers from IySislons for Soston Prov.
iterce Wercesrer Hartford Springfield and Connecticut
aiyer Railroads ~ s4- tbs Tram sni l nrass T7as
At New haven Passengers Youl tie Nay-StaJxls for
Hsmdep Cbastirr. S,nbinstou, Ppinville FarmingtoB
AVON Tarlfyilis ana CoinsYiie viii faks his Train and
i1n he Cana Railroad Tran At New Haven
Evnrsss Train - oclo.k NJ for Stamford HriSe-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-06
OR BOSTON, via NEWPORT and

IL FALL RivER--By Inc splendid and superior steam
-re BAY STATE ana STATE OF MAINE Of great strength
ENC speed particularly adapted he navigation OF Long
Ola Colony Railroad distance Of IS miles 70 Sos'0l only
Leave per h GeGrtbe eattery
me steamer cay STATE, Capt WIN, Browr, on TueS-
DAYS THURSDAYS and Saturdays, at4 T NJ
The steamer STATE o. MAINE, Capt Thomas q,
Jevitr. on sondays Wednesdays and Fridays, NJ r NJ
This line is lie only tnlt runs direct for Newport
These steamers ere hued with commodlous stae-reos
snd every the security and comfort OF pas
sengers afforded by TINS route nights rest OF
board ard arrival Fab River proceed per uIroad
rencbng Boston ary the following morning or can remain
on boara gelng ueir breakfast if wshed for, mil the
stsrting the accommodation train at quarter beicra
7oclock which reaches Boston at about O'Clock AN
baggsgtnasIer attached 70 each steamer, who 70
ana tickets the baggage and accompanies the saua
70 s destination
The rates FOR passage md tire price OF s'aterooma the
Same by other liuee
Steamer runs in CONGESTION with his Inc to and froEa
Providence daily except sundays ~
Freight 10 Boston taken the rates sy the osSF
,equaT lines and forwarded with greater expedition by az
express eiphI train winch leaves Fall River every morn
ng Sunday exc-pted al O'Clock for Boston and New
sediord arriving its destination ct or about II AM
FOR fregpt apply on board nj the office 90 Pier b
sor b-rths apply on board or It desired
80 secure them ahead, application may ne made to
iel0y TlSDALE BORDEN, Agens 10 aud u =" sss7sA'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-06

COURT or GENERAL SEss1oss.-Iharsdar--
Before the Recorder and AID. Franklin and OAK
ley.-The Grand Jury. at the opening Of Court
came in with number of bills OF indictment,
among which was one against Henry Car"@' ioi
the murder Of Chas. az Rousseau 49,. to-
Ihos Collins tEied on an inacs .,, neIa.
bieamy in marrying, in April, l94s, any az fy,eIand.
nv, at which time be had wife hyins ~ ,as con-
No defense was made and the accoseo va trh,
victed with recommending !" nn met e., tyuo
Court sentenced him to the STATE ffiS0A 10 wv
years .,o.dcd guilty to stealing 1000
ciaars from the store Of A. ~ ,.. aId was sen.
Plne 81 ." ne Penitentiary for SIX months. ;,.,,
fenced y airs and las 1xops0" Pleaded SonsS
AlI 0'isec qantity of clothing from the n M
o. ,Il ss on TIE eth of Nov inc pea T@s t a
dougaii md the prisoners were sentenced 10 tHe
o. . .l.;teIriary tor months each: e a..
ITi0< 3. Dusey was tried i9r Iof9sfy ~ tns
~ de9pee, in presenting. the goth oil August
, tn.n az order for 500 62 TO Nathan C. Ely and 20.
ITO Front st. The order purported 70 De draWn
IyJ, B. Pordy The money waa paid 70 me Pris-
oS ~ who signed receipt IN the name OF Jas.
Wa Waaver. The order was clearly proved to be
fn,gery. and tie Jury after an absence OF oniy
tcS minutes, returned verdict Of guilty J'dG'
rnept on Monday next
Ad,ourped for the Day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-06
CALIFORNIA.
DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COZ

DACIF1C MAIL STEAMSHIP COM
n PANY.-The public is Informed that uncsf Ihe ar.
engagements OF this Company, steamers inspected and np
proved by the Navy Department and carrying the United
States ais VIII continue TO leave Panama suc san fran
cisco on The FIRST and fifteenth dsyu OF each mouth Unless
detained by unavoidable accident the uonsrlvsi Of he
Mails 81 Panama The Steamers OF the first OF the month
will touch al Acapulco San Bias Mazsian, san Diego and
Monterey The Steamers Of The fifteenth OF the uOuLa VII
touch 81 Acapulco, but no other Mexican po-ls-
The new steamship COLUMBIA VIII Ply reguisriy ARR
her arrival IN the Pacific between San Fancisco ana pcrs
II Oregon, awaiting q The former port the arrival OF ss
ard passengers from Panama End re.u1icg without ceGy
with mails AID passengers Tor the following steamer from
Ssn francisco, regular line Of propelers wiz nc KEPT Up
for the transportation of freight and transient
between PanHyls and Ssn Francisco
The connection n the Atlantic Will ~ ugtnsi.ed ~ ne
Steamships EMPIRE CITY, leaving Nsv-YorS on ne
18th. and CHEROKEE, leaving New ors ihe ?5A OF
each month ol Chagres third boat VIII $50 Ne kepi in
New-York spare steamer.
The new steamships CARIBBEAN $40 fsttLADEL-
PHIA will for1n direct line between S-NOf!eans ard
Chagres leaving at such pericds wl insure as htte
detention Us possible the slhmus end iUnlg win Inc
Pscife steamships, THROUGH LINE 10 snd from New.
Orleans and ports in Mexico California ard Oregon.
THROUGH TICKETS for sny month can Re secured on
application lie Company, 81 South's; SeRYork APP
pcations for passage from NewOFieaus sh1ed be nte
10 ARMSTRONG, laaWRAscH GO Aee1.s al int
place go
Ksw- York Gel 81, 1855. o5Iu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-06

WINTER ARRANGEMENTS
Change OF HOuIs commencing Dec
ESAMAPO and PATERSON and PAT
e ArRSON md HUDSCN RIVER RAILROADS
y-save Sunerus DepOtai Leave New-f orG ~
- o'clock. a NJ ocl0cf 10 MN AL
rs O'Clock . mn Il. NJ oc.ocf r NJ
1t O'clock, 10 min 4. NJ o. O'Clock 10 MIN r NJ
70e0ck NJ.
lie arrival of the Way train from O,syie, going
East SUNDAY TRAINS
Seevo Suderns Depoat Leave New York 9.
+30'cock A. NJ O'Clock - min T
o. on tho arrival OF tho express ram going sasN
PATERSON TRAINS
Rsava Paterson al Leave New YORK a.
81 O'Clock 4. NJ Mars5toi 81 O'Clock NJ
3 O'Clock M Pain Depot o. clock NJ
81 O'Clock. a NJ Market 81 q O'Clock NJ
III I, NJ Paterson Depot 5 O'Clock ?
* O'Clock T NJ PAIN Depot ST O'Clock
II O'clock P, NJ MarEasi ~
,esya p at,rs,-i Al Leave Now
y 4 NJ Paterson pCpot 8 O'Clock a ID
2iP NJ Paterson Depot. ST O'CLOCK NJ
Tbs Is A. NJ. ais ) Is O'Clock n trains non aaf,'
York :, II uot stop al ally station north Of Paterson esc''
RohokuA aud viii be III tUle TO Dze Erie trains, aofn-
lay sni evening going "'ess st eu8er7'' nanot
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-06
FOR EUROPE.
AINFSSENGER TO EUROPE.

SPECIAL MESSENGER TO EUROPE.
- EDWARDS, SANFORD < co. respectfully aa;
nounce their Speca Messenger vii leave Tor fogena
peten to tie purchase Goods and The transaction Of
Counirsons prepared 20 receive orders re WI Yist
Csye6trv leicester Derby Nottingham Sheffield Leeds
York Hnddersield Halifax. Bradford RochlaT' Sihh,
chester Liverpool glasgow Edinburgh, Belfast Dublin
aud on de Continent OF Europe Hayre, Paris ana other
Cities HI NAV he dali from to ocQcs, VI al
iIe Office of EDWARDS SANFORD & co Foreign Ex-
VIC ~ ,dan's,s "a WaI.sL d6 6teodz
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-06
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD

IL Il NETWORK to ALBANY, By Railroad and Ssean'
boats-NEW ARRANGEMENT, 1850.
On and after Monday October 18th 1880 me passenger
rn,uk VII run as fooiys SundayB exceptcd connecting
at Pougt keepsie with the fassalng seanefs Aida
ARMENIA and SOUTH AMERICA, running TO and fro+a
Albany and touching the usual rt9rnedlae ao1lnBa
LEAVE NETWORK GOING NORTH
FROM the Office in Hudson-sL near Chaiabers,a.
All A. M-For passengers to Poughkeepsie stopping
Is A M~Express train for Albany. stopping 81
eonkers Dobbs Ferry. Dearman, TaIryto|n Sihg5iast
b1rgh, and connecting at PoughGeePse "To Ie v AZ
MENIA or Aida which VIII land at HYDE Park King.
ston Tvol1 Maiden, Catshll, Hudson Coxsaskle' and
Sl1yresanI and arrive a. Albany s. 80 7. nj
At M-For freight and passengers TO Polgi3sepSei
lt2 p M-For Passengers to Poaghkeep5ie, stopping
a@Ex11ess uair 70, Albany, sopp,sg ST MAJ
hatanvie, YonkeFs, Do5bs Ferry pear1aa u
sing Peekski Garrso1's Cold Spring, FlsiklI New
Han burgh and Milton Ferry connecting 81 FoasIKee2Sis
viii the steamer SOUTH AMERICA, ghlch "lh and 81
HYDE Park, Kingston, Baytown, TlTo4 Mqidsn SaL1S1
Hudson, Coxsacke, SiayYesarI e8d ROW S21luo- ella
arrive EtAbany at u 30 a 81. "a, n
way i LE9VE PoUoHxEEPsIE GOING SOUTH
AT A M-Eos New-York- stopping a. all 'as principal
e. a a-For treigAt and passengers to New-Yorz'
XII ia Mo- on arrival Of steamer RON Arssn2
which leaves there at A NJ stopping al
Fshkn Cold Spring GaTrison Pee 7ds sng7na' Az
ASP M.-Por Nev-York stopping a. ln way stadoaA
ItGP M-Or on arrival OF steamer from Albany, wE1ca
leaves there 81 ?. 81. stopping a. al way s-oaA' u"
''SAA'- LEAVE PEExsKILL FOR NEW-YoRx
Ats IS A M.-Stoppipg at al way sIa-lohs- .. -
Passengers viii promote their convenience s1A sste q
obsering the following rales: lst Give particular dre
tons 10 tie baggageaan where -FOUR baggage Is 70 % =
Avered, tat he may mark II accordingly eno IeIeoy 49,
mistakes and DELAYS 3D. procure your ucEe1 oeose e
AZ OLIVER e LEE. Superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-06
DOTNHKEEPSIE LINE Of BARGES.

q The barge CLINTON Capt WJse Yet 5 514nGs4
EXCHANGE Capt RosezrCns, every THURSDAY Fouoh'
TFFpSIE. Can, Hoffman every Saturday a. oc!oeE,
n RON foot Of Marrsy-st for passengers and freight
Tbe above barges are elegantly furnished WIN stslo
yoTs ard gracious ssd comfortable cabins and are eZ
1ssfv fred pp for the comfort and convenience Of pea
gers and arrive PUughkeePie IN dr1s fof the stages
n Sharon PINE Plains and New-h Milford :,
For rer information apply on board me nsfgSe or W
VILLA HSOH h VAIL lS+ Westst FsA Oh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-06

NEW ARRANGEMENT to BRIDGE
IL POgT-FARE 80 cu-On and after SATURDAY
NoyEMBER e M the Steamer aoGGa %l o1 IL aaS
S Up = \ sverv Tuesday Thursday and Saturday al
oclock An Returning, VIII Leave Bridgeport from tie the
Railroad Deck every Monday, "Wednesday and Friday
A. o'clock An Bridgeport and Railroad Freight tak5n
81 the loves, rate For Freight Passage apply 10 the
Can,sir on beard on he Asen. On The Wharf nieln'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-06
Central Railrosd OF New-Jerssy.
RATIN ER ARRANGEMENTS.


w Commencing MONDAY. Nov. 185LI41ls K9sS
extends from ELIZA BETHPORT 80 miles TO the w d u
HOUSE, NJ J. reducng the staging between tho terminus
or he Road ard EASTON 10 20 miles. 80.
This line leaves HewYork by steamboat heo 1scheh
uer No Norm River and connects win trans On uIs
NewJersey Railroad which leaves Newborn roa 'o0S
Of CorlHnd.st. .,-.oot u a. LACY
e. pier Ne North River at M freight and at IA;
passenger and by ~ j. Railroad, foot OF CorasnaS 81
AN ard Al NJ. ,.. for Nsz-
White House House at 81 AM; freight al ct AM Passenger
someyyiIle al AM Freight al 7AM,i Passenger Al
Bound Brook at st AM; Freight at ION AM Pas
Planted al 81 AM Freight al II AM Passenger al
Wes,aeld al 81 AM Freight st7i AM Passenger at
SPIN. ,a,,,,
E6zabethown Freight at An Passenger al - "a.
per at PM
STAGES viii be in resdiness the arrival OF Inc An
train from NewYofk the White House 10 convey pas
rengers 10 Eason Wkesba7re, Bethlehem Aienlogn au
Msuch Chunk Penn and to Pennington, Lebanon ChnIon
Milford ard Belvdere, NJ
N BAH BAGGAGE the risk OF the owners un6 co oe-
vered into the actual possession OF The Agents oil Ae JON
pscy aud checks rr receipts gwen hereiuE ht
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-06

HroTlCE-EsTATE or NATHAN DUNN, ae Ct Ph.ladephIa,
seecssr1-To NATHAN DUNN j.; You are hefsby notified
ia, a. y1cus and gnjer Jbe 4" c Nathan Dunn, de-
CIV ana COUNTY OF Philadelphia the State rennsy thea
several accoun Nathsn Dunn dscesed
ana lave thereof under decres Of tbs Or
that about 10 9-t;'s
fourth account gdad present clam,
pat of tie SAD e@sts for settlement %
before Re Is; day Of cos-y A D.
leSi FREDERICK BROWN,
Y Z cf ?,fh sad Chesau: ts
ISAAC COLLINS,
1879 Fip.r...t Philadelphia,
Of Nathan DuHa, 5ec-aSd
IN PURSUANCE Of orast Surrogate OF the Cous
sNswYo hereby given TO al psrsoas hAsg CLAIMS
tsuust JOSEPH g. DURELL as Of the CITY Of Nov YORK %
The WITH vouchers thereof % ths
m No Pear street ths CRY Of New Yort on or oaoFe
dsy e.ItDstsd ke~Yors hs Ith stf OF
3us~. lei i.wdu' IT JOHN GOULD, EIscutH
w PURSUANCE or az ot5er suozAA Of tie County
sEe York roce hereby zyeDto Persoos nsrnS sn''
GUKDOs WHEELER 40 OF the Ciiy Of Ssw- YORK hler-
chant vita 'oochere hsfe" 70 ths
at liza - WIiHreet u ;hs City oil Few
Ys OF OF sso the day Of April ssIt DATED New
UT III I've ~ nay o. ANDREW LEsTEREErscutor
~ PURSUANCE Of of the Surrogate Of the CounJ
tks- Yo,k notice hereby given all parsons having clans
,s, MANY THOMPSON late Of the City OF Sew ork decsassS
10 rsseu The with vouchers thereof TO tie subscriber Al the
CSC Of WIN ean Wall street n he City q sew Hor1,
M NJ before the h day March ne1Dsted New YORK the 3tk
s,r o. August ALFRED G. THOMPSON Administrator
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-06

MORRIS and ESSEX RAILROAD
1gAP AssENeER TRAINS UP,Leaye Ne..YorS 6o o.
OF Cortiandsi 50 AM mud 30Pm; Leave Newark ID
Am and 4 Is Pm.
P1ssENCEa TRAINS DowN.-Lenve Dover 4. NJ. and
IS p Nj; Morristown IS ~ II. and . 7. Nj Madison
7 A. NJ and 20 ri; Summit % A. NJ and % F. ID;
Mlly1ie Is A M. and Is P. NJ; Orange IS A u aud
FREIGHT TRAINs-Leaye Dover a. NJ and NewYork
0pArCE HORSE CAa-Leave Orange a NJ. and | 80
p Nj; New York II 80 A. NJ and 80 P VI.
Passengers by these trains received ana dclVered
each way North and South Orange, MiliTlle, summit
Chatham Madison, MorrSown, Morra PiAins, DanylJe,
Rockaway and Dover . -.
Al Dover niages connected with the An. passenger
train leave for Suchasunny, Sanhooe Newton Hachets'
town and Hone daily; Milford and OweEo on Monday,
Wednesdays and Fridays, and for Sparta JohnsonpuS,
continuing to the Lackawanra Works passing through BCr
tonyic Stanhope pa Smiths Tavern, Neaglesylle Cl-
ton Dunrore, Hyde PGrk to Proytence, on IueSday:,
Thursdays and Saturdays and returning mee Rne In
truins for NeW-Yora.
Al Denv!e stages leave powertlle and Boonon en-
the arrival OF the A Nj end F. NJ 7nlus from and eet ne
A NJ and F. Nj. trains for NewYork.
Al MCrrstow1 stages leave on me arTlTa OF l9 - "a
passenger trains for Mendham, Chester SchCoeys doun-
tam Washinson 3eydere and Easto1 daily ana lneo'
the P. NJ. train for NewYork. n a, -.
Also for BRskiug Ridge the arrVa o! 'He d. en
returning morning connecting Win the A. a. Ealn 'or
New-YOrk. -,
Passengers are procure their tickets before taxing ten
BEATS In the cars TckeLa Will be received only on me DAY
sold will be fire cents T7oTe WREN paic N lue ce a
when PAID for tickets the several ticket oihces fassen
gers show their tickets to me condactof "ien
CURED. LILO u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-06

TTrTyD STATES Patent OFFICE On the petition Of e B.
f;v II Cnn vile Massachusetts, playing FOR
- - ns,s5, grated 70 Im April 9th, 1851, fog improve
- ~ ood,. or ,s,ing Coach Lace years om the
ration ol pasnt Which a.es place 90 Tue Sn cay OF AP
III - .;.,,.. - 49,, -. -. p,,s,. aE,. -,
MS,y he 7h ia, q pr O'Clock NJ and all persons
@ sd 10 appear ho~ cause, any have sfy sad
,t,oo .uaA, GOT 70 BE- granted
opposing required 70 's il hs Pa.ent
o ;b.r objections specifically Sc forth ~rns iTenJ days
10. day OF hearing Al testimony h-d sthe party 70 os
~ the and transmitted III scoordsacs
h lie rales olce which M bs furnished Application
ordered aso hat published !h Republic lstalh
scer ard Unicn Warrington, District Of Coionbi. Day Bee,
Boston Providence Journal of5encs keods
l.l.sd Tribune EewYofk Albany Rsslst~ Albany New"
Yors week FOR three weeks previous 70 we sA'
7lh dty o. Aprl ueIt ifi(9 Z " " 49, 49,;
SEdito Of The Aboe papsr "l pa.e copy and send sh
ts tie Pateut Once with paper aiming tho notice
dc laW3wP
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-06

shPURsUANCE OF OF the Surrogate Of the County Of
AN.wYo,k NOTICE. herrby to all person: having cAss
p., NlIIIAN ROBERTSON hate OF y CT, ofSe~ York, de-
es 10 nr.seu, the thereof 20 the Subscriber.
a. Ms nj Of business No ~ Bowe n the c Of New lok on
OF be Gay ei Nay nextDssd New You the A
say oi October 1880. JAMES ". ROBERTSON Executor.
o. lA~SnsF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-06
YHNHE NEW YORK and LIVERPOOL
A United STATES MAIL STEAMERS.-The ships

4 UNITED STATES MAIL sTEAMERs.-The ships
comprising this Line, are the o,o,y,c c.,.a,, No.
A1'oA'0' ADRIATlC Capt Grafton.
There alma having been built By contract expressly or
Government service very has been taken IN their coz
Etruction also their engnes to ensure strength and
speed and their accommodations Tor passengers arc une
quglled for elegance and comfort.
Price Of passage from New York TO Liverpool $3.50 OK
elusive use Of extra siZe staerooms Lo from LvefPoo1
70 New York, 235 An experienced surgeon sEschSo W
each ship No gerhs secured r,5 g91l pGid f2f
rzoa SEwyosK Taos LIvnxpool-
Saturday December ls5o satuTday December r s5
Saturday December p 1850 SATURDAY. December - IS2
Wednesday, Ie1uav22 1851 Sablrd ay January % iS2i
Wednesday February I$5 Saturday Eet6n.s I s5
Wednesdey March s. 1851 Saturday Mefch ls:i
Wsdae5ay March 10 1851 ssall1sy March III al
Forfreght or passage spply TO EDWARD < CoLLiGGSS'
Sc Whilst New.York. Or 70 BROWN SMILEY ~ ~
London, or L. DRAPER Jr. Boulevard. aonioarus,
TIE oyuers OF these sh;ps atn not be accountable tor
9oN silver bullion specie, jeely precious stones on
faetas unless bills Of lading Ggned therefor, and ae
value hereof therein expressed
Ioer he st OF April next the rata ofeght By tie ASoye
Steamers viii be materially REDUCED DO
vV,HE BRITISH and NORTH AMER
1CAN ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS BETWEEN
NFW.YORK AND LIVERP DOL direeL aud BETWEEN
BOSTON AND LIVERPOOL.
The Boston bOsts only calling Ct HalLa3 10 isAo eA TO-
.SrA TudEi6s EUROPA Y. 9. Loa.
AFRICA. A. Ryhe. S,iAGAhAt ): ot3ie'
AMERICA n Shannon: CANADA, W ~ dhffisod
CAMBRIA, Leitch.
These vessels carry clear WHITE LIGHT a. uler mast
head GREEN on stedDoard side; pot side:
AFRICA A Ryie, from NewYork " ednesday, Sln NOV
CAMBRIA J. Letch, from Boston, We'tnesdsg ZIn NOV
NIAGARA J. Stone. I'm New YORK, Wednesday, 80 Dec
EUROPA - from Boston, Helnesday, ! q pee
ASIA c. H. E. Jadslns ffoi n 7. Weaae-tay ION pee Dec
AMERICA, ffom Boston, "Wednesday, 15h pee
AFRICA A. Ryrie from NewYork Wednesday =. J g4n
CANADA, Wn Harmon, fn Boston, J" 'in j. e1 5 4 %
Passage from NY Boston TO Liverpool a a coz"
/ No berthsecured mil paid for ..,,,oat Tor
Freight viii be charged specis bsso'a d %H0'>'
I personal expenses
I An experienced Surgeon ia board ,,,oosh .hs PoUe'
| All letters and newspapers must pAA' 'af''s"
! Office
I French German, ard csasf to, ~
h,orgbt IN common with British jyre 1W Yofs
a aBl are next Fs5 be Ira a! 81 Ls
IA. AeI . ,ee n. r. from Liverpool VII s "a IS
reduced
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-06

NTEW ROUTEto the W EST q NORTH.
HUNTED STATES MAIL LINE, via the Cayugo and
Susquehanna and and Erie Railroads and Cayu'
gu Lake. - O.,
end Susouehaann Railroad VIII in connection with TIE
Day and Night Express Trains The New forH ana Enc
Railroad, daily lines Sundays eScepted.l
The cars leave Oweso at M and > y IN Leave
Ithaca at An and at 80 M arrvln at O'Vego IL liIe
tor the Morning and Evening ExpessT ainstor New9ofk
The splendid loY-pressure steamer WILLIAM T.
DODGE Capt BucAtee leaves Ithaca daily al so A NJ.
connecting Caynga with The Express Trains golngE4l
or West Returning, leave Cayuga al T 81 or OF me
arrival ofte Eastern Western Express Trains connect
ng at ltiuc4 with the Evening Train for New York
Through tickets from New York to CGyuga So TcketS
from New-York to Ithaca or Cavnga sold board TIE
steanboa. lie New ol aud Ere Raliroad Company on
Baggage checked through from New York to Ithaca o.
The Cayugs and susqlenanna Railroad has been rebGi
and relad with heavy rail new route, avoiding tle
inclined plains, und equipped With engines and caFs NhSdl
passed on any road The Union. .
e conrecon between the railroads and the bonsts per
feet the cars running directly upd from ae steanooa
Passengers Tor Oswcgo Syracuse Auburn Geneva koce
ester and Buffalo viii ind this the most pleasant comforts
bile, and cheapest route sS oo@s