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The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-03-02
u M Gnrrntl.

J.. NJ. Garrett,
1854 as. In the superior
Ralph Campbell s. the Court of Chancery
uAknownhoirs atlaw of the state of
Ut Mary Campbell, Mississippi,
deed, tile late wife oil Sitiag al Jackson.
said Ralph Campbell
TNElE defendants in the above stated
Ii suit will please to take notice, tina
on the Sd day Of January, A. d. 1850,
at his residence in Madison county, Miss.
between the hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ. ana
A O'Clock ?. NJ, will proceed to take the
deposition Of William Stevens; whose
deposition, when taken,l intend to read
as evidence at the hearing of the above
stated suit, in behalf of said complainant
The examination Of said witness will be
c j~ntinued from day to day till the depo-
sitioni is completed. You can attend and
c%ross-examine said witness if you see
proper. L. NJ. GARRETT,
In proPria persona.
Nov. 20, 1849. l2-4t
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-03-02
coMmss,oNER SALE

Commissioners
David B. CRIME dhd1
JohnR JafireHsur-
81 uvjngpartners,&e
n rs,
Samuel IIambIeh and
Wife, and John II.
Rollins. ~. IN
RgY virtue of a decree ollps Z \
S Court Of q ancery q " J
Mississippi, made on the zoo ~ !
uary, l849, in the above cay, ,a,s
MONDAY, DEOEMBEk lOsa
within legal hours, at ihs ' .sI
door in Canton, proceed Y "
highest bidder, on q creall I n
months, the purchaser glslny |. VI
good security, the following /. vi
in Madison county, w " u, NJ
quarter Of section 49, tog1'nsp
5, east. nrNcnN. Co
Nov 8, 1919
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-03-02
THE ~MADISONvu
THE VERNON :,

Is due,
II A. NJ. sesdtyaaI
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-03-02
ARRIVALS DEPAP~-
TO CANTON In 2.
THE JACr.o
THE COLnNnu
THE LEyJNcm

hnNToN AND TAzoO IL,
G,a due' Daily (ezceptM NM, ut.
Closes, Daily Except NVssaasai
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-03-02
Land and WegrOes for ale

|ttFVtV tVfVtV " - W t0
HHOUR improved tracts Of Land, lying
a in Madison county. Also, about so
negroes, big and little for sale on easy
For further particulars, see the
subscriber, who viii be the most Of his
time for the next two months about Can
ton and jackson.
NJ BOURNE.
november "a ll-G
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-03-02

No. 1 soap. i
MUST received, a large supply; a su.
~ perior article; for sale bv
july go w MURPHY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-20
TRAVELLING.

FL 7 \ TnK SS s ER Il K NJ
- o 2 MY I MqIE tU Al
syo Ne,yYork for Bin champion Einira
Corning Geneva Rochester Bnfeo ana INV
FL or FRTF from pier foot of Duanest SIS follows
breakfast and supper on board me Doats, a. z4,,rnz
Chester Gos en- Niddlonwn Port Jer4ls Nerr2yysoas'
Deposif Ianesboro Enehamtou Owego, WayeFtey e 2G
tor5vle Elrra and Jefferson, arriving a Geneva 4. u
Passengers Tor Rochester Bnaslo &c can lotgs ~ 80
VA and skng The Express Train rom Albany ucNt lo MOI
arrive 81 X leicester ARD Bualo nj the same nu . pdSSa
gers via Albany, with the advantage OF anshts Fes III 20
WAY Axn MAIL TnMN-At6 80 An stopping at all re
stations arriving 81 Corning The same evening n 10 - 0cik
w TpAIS NJ 81 ? vi for Ousye ana all intermediate
stations. -. u y, ,,,,,i,,,o A. I,,.,r,,ort
Se.rns chester Goshen Mddetowp Port Jer'1s, ana az
the saous Yves, OF Port Jeryis PassenSnfs ior BuaQ ey
this proceed 10 Geneva ONE I5e, ,' ,,i,,e
for ithaca Clyuga Bridge, and towns on Oaysa
oke 5ke the cars of the CAyu9a and Slsqleuauua lS
road at OVego which leave Immediately on ue all.N VI
the Enc trans. Passengers I9E 1osa pi R9roaa
ties Pa take the OF the Corning ana 6luss1
ei Corning Stages eave 9r Finirs and
Bnghamton Owego. Nayeriy tf actofyF'AeJ s''''N 49,
Corning, on arrival CT the trans
TRAINS TO NETWORK.
EXPRESS TRAIN leaves Geneva nj - a VI nas
boro Deposit Narrowsburg Port JeTys
ter and Suherns arriving in New YORK al y ~
W4YAND MAIL TRAIN leaves Corning AZ D A. SIoPP'"s
q, MI & sfrions md arrives N New York a . N
NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN leaves Geneva a. 10 NJ ail
{ Il gs15 nj SdGeiown Goshen Chester Suaerns aud
Pier7ron arriving III New-Yors at AN -,
WAY TRAIN leaves 0hsyie at , . AM! stopping a at
the stations and arriving in New-Tork al II AN
~ A Special Tram Monday morning leaves toft icy
yis 50 AM stopping at all the stations, ana arriving N
Nev-York ut 10 AN &c IA
NEwBuBGu BRANcH leaves Newburgh nj 10 AN ana
80 NJ ard - NJ. connecting with ne trans soi R
West Leave Chester III 50 Nj anu In ana - w
or on arrival Of the trains from The West ..cp,,
FREIGHT TRAINS leave from pier loot Duenesi ~ tAa,
Freight for Geneva Rochester and Buffalo. ana al paSts
West taken by Express freight trains, and IS r%aIdeo
through without delay CHARLES MlNOIJ
mys5 Ii superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-20

NAyAL-The T. g. sloop of war Saratoga bound
10 the East Indies, lef, the Naval Anchorage at
Norfolk, on tbs 10Th inst in tow Of the U S steam
or Engineer The following ia aliss Of her officers
VIM. S. Walker, Commander; ] Goldso2rough
Wm L. Maury Iohn O. Howell, VIM. a W ayne
Lieuteaants; Thongg L Smith, Surgeon Samoa
Edwards, Acting Master; Thomas B. Steele, AS
aistant surgeon; NJ. Il Knitting, L. Marlnes
Albert Allmend John Madigan b. w. Scott
Passed Mdshipmeu; Charles w FluEser, Joseph
D Blake, Oscar f Johnson, Midsnipmen; John 8
SewsU, Captains Clerk Charles Smith Boat
swain; W. q Hamilton. Gunner Leonard Mos9s
Cerpenter Il. T. Stooker, 8ailmaker. -. The
following is a list of oilcera attached to the u 8
yoop.of. war st. Mays destined for the Pacific,
and now amos. ready for sea Cont Geo A Ma
@ruder Lieuts. Wm s. Young, John Waloach,
Jas S. Bidde. and hobt. II. Wymani Acting
Master, a. Hughes Passed Asst Surgeon j
]. Abernethy Asst 90, Richard b. TemasaI,
purser, A. t. Watson; Passed Midshipmen, iona
then Young, Dulany A. Forrest and Leonard H.
Lyme Midshipmen, Roos NJ. Caldwell, VIM d.
Ward Andrew B Cumming and Augustus Lodge )
Boatswain, Geo. Williams Gunner, not reported
vet Carpenter, James Mesds; Sailmaker j. 6.
Gallagher. 49,. The u S. frigate st. Lawrence,
Capt Il Paulding, arrived at Bremerhaven on the
29sh Aug. from Lisbon, ria Cowes. .... Second
Assistant Engineer John Alexander and Sd dc DO.
Edward Fithian, are detached from the steamer
Saranao cd do. do. j. w, Parks, Sd do. Thomas
A. Jackson, and Francis G, Dale, are attached to
har
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-20
re-; i;.555EzIzzzzszs,7 \ EY-Y0KK AND NEW-mA.-

Fees.. r-sszszzssez,1 y EyV- YORK AND NEW-IIA~
LII -. 9 re 1 ws1
will leave the Canas. Station near BFoaadway passsn,
gers also received the Ne"YoIk and Harlem Aadfod
oce acr6mm3daion Train Mt SAM for NewRochels
Aamaroneck rye Port Chester Greenwich Stamford Da
Sfra1ri Milford and New Haven Passengers from TIA
STATION. for Albany aud the Stations the susat0nic
and Nanontuck Railroads. VIII take this train and stop
Rdgen6r Passengersfrom aySahons for Boston Prov.
i1euce Worcester, Hartford Springfield aud Connecticut
RIVER Railroads vii take Ibis Train and JOIN Express Tsata
Express Train at o'clock AM for Stamford Bridge,
port Albany and Housa-Onic Railroads. New Haven, Hart
ford Springfield and Connecticut River Railroad, W0Tces'
ter Providence ard Boston.
s. Accommodation Train at AM for New. Haven and in
ter7nedate Stations Hampden Cheshire Southngon PlaiE.
VILE Pennington, Avon, TanfUle and ColinsYle, Md
dletOWn, Hartford and Springfield
4 Express Train a3 NJ for Stamford. N0rwaH Bridge
port ard Housatonic and Naugack Railroads New Haye1
and Stations the CANA Railroad, Hartford, Springfield
Worcester and Boston.
Accommodation Train at 81. ior New HaYen cad AZ
the Intermediate Stations. 49,,
g. CommutIion Train al 50 Pm for Bridgeport and IN
@''''''''' TRAINS TO NEw.YoRR.
/ Communication Train at IS An. from Bridgeport sup
ping at all the Intermediate Stadons - ,,ar~Hsyee
2 Accommodation Train AZ - AN IoI I'ena ,srs
stopping at ell Intermediate Stations receiving p@'''e'
from Naugauck Railroad at BrdgePol eoo, New Haven,
stopping at ali Intermediate stations r9 1esaad and NM
from Hartford ara New-HeYen' csnA' i'1''
acT ress r,n at IoPM M connection wl p1ne e tx
,as TI,;n nom Boston) from e" k,fras A.
Ere. l and STANFORD receiving passengers from tho
Housateac kaeaa T + R tre0qying passea
ger. 9 he .,5 AsS9sl at s alr1aeaiae 5a9ns
Newiayen. Xxx al NJ or in connection wta TX
s. TIap rom Boston .topping at Br1dgepor Horwa1
and Pbed Connects with this Train Bid gepoey
are requested procure tickets before taking
re raS ~ he Cars ESQ u r. B. MASON Supt
T.s,ss r-ssszzssssss7 G AlIDRN AND AmBOY RAIL
La 49, sess;s5gRoAD LINE fer Philadelphia al
----A-1-0cock A NJ and II O'Clock P n. by
stsanboai JOHN POTTER daily, undays excepted, nom
Pigr No Mort. liver Esr-tirs csss OATS 81 seoead
cs4ss Gers, u "@
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-20
The Celebrated Hrs, Miller.

Washington A. Bacon OF Detroit, writes tne TO-
lowing interesting letter 70 the Vernon f""'"y
Gazette Bellows T ais;
DETROIT, Michigan, Sept 10 i25l-
MrE Miller hsareturned 10 her friends IN ID c,-y
sLe ststss that it WA her Intention when sh9 et'
80 hotel at Niagara 70 have thrown herseit on 'ne
tidge which orOssca over to Goa! lstahn, J0S'
hnes he cataract: but, on arriving ct the pi&ce
'hehad rot she courage ~ do it ahe was co"
"a m iustinct" 5he had, previous to leaving she
ana mt her children TO seep, written letters 10
as1snts and one to .he landlord, stating nar
net p .;or and requesting them to be kind - heF
she had also cpt of her curls, aud sh than
pay, jstters in a couspicuons place on the Ia
Wi'u 1orn that time to tho present, nothing pos'
s has been hesTd from hef. IL Wsa ruthofe tus.
he hid lof. tie couatry VIII genNetnsIII az -
t+..sling nm the contioeut o. Europe ii CT l@"ot'
ifa1enus baiavsd ,ne was somewhere ia the VI
lily az phiadelpnis and spant several Weeks ~
Gng;tiase search Returning 10 June or dlY he
Sai NJ broken heart Not long since ofosn0'
n bars died e. para,0ga His death, too' wa ~
doubteoly accelerated By the same cause ID "ss
q Captain in the Army. Her fisher Was iof9!s'y
limited States Senator Learning tue c0a1i'p'
afbor family. believe che Unlimited t. taem %
ia4rsr where abe could 5e found, and her Wiling
rs n yeturn. Accordingly friend Of tae family
zen, sfter her less seer, ana brougn' ner MONS
,nnouro with her widowed mother over the r4ln
10 has capsed Her children are with TIER ia
her Maior Miller, some@here at TINS Sou:a. sac
..etss and believe It ia generally understood
ser here thet domettie difficulties drove her 10 the
rash act Of leaving her children aud d9ssfoylng her
self ana after numbering ca the oftaR o. so@' "a
ful gulf into which aEe dared not plunge, gag
changed f her plan, end buried herself in convent
Or nunnery rear Baltimore. She positively deniea
having been in company 9th any gentleman but
Sound her way 10 t1e monastery aloae and ~dch
abe LETT as pre- az sbo eateryd At any rase, she
il now with her mother who has received her WIN
anen erma.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-20

ARREST 0FTHE DORCHESTER BANK hOBBERS.-
The Police officers OF this city, arrested two men
yesterday, at Lewiston, whose movements they
have been watching for some time, on suspicion OF
their being the robbers of the Dorchester and Mil
aon Bank, near Boston, on the I'd of June last.
They have had partial examination. We learn
.hat portion Of the money was found upon them.
Buffalo Com Adv. Tuesday.
LARGE FREIGHTlNe OF CoAL-The Philadel
shia Ledger Of Thursday says that on Tuesday
evening twenty.one trains of cara freighted with
coal arrived from the mines at the Railroad Depot,
Richmond averaging about 1914 tuns TO the train,
making DAYS work of over 900 tuns per day.
and equal to the enormous amount of over $4,000
tuns per week.
H The Grape crop of Berks County, Pa is
said 10 be, this year, total failure. In the early
part OF the season the fruit was seized with rot
and the portion that escaped, being yet in green
state, will be OF little value. The estimated l0ss
on the crop will be not lesa than $4,000.
q Vhe Chinese Artificial Fireworks and Dis
koving Viewe owned by Mr, Thomas 0, Jones,
caught fire. at the Franklin Hal, Baltimore on
Tuesday evening, and were totally consumed, in
soying a loss Of or $4,000 No insurance.
~ The {" Kentucky Fat Boy, Andrew Brand
died at Albany on "Wednesday, alter an lllness OF
four weeks. BE native Of Calhoun, Davis Go.
Ny was in the l6!h year OF his age, and weighed
537 pounds
~ Tho merchants Of ST. Louis have deter
mined to test the leg atty OF the tax lately levied
upon them. The City Register has entered suits
against some forty or fifty who refuse to pay.
The sum necessary for carrying out the
project OF Seamen's Home in New.B Bedford, has
been obtained,
~ The contracts for the Albany Water. Works
have ali been taken about 25 per cent. less than
she Engineers estimate.
"a The journeynen shoemAkers of Buffalo
hays had akrika and q procession, and demand
higher wager.
u There was frost at Boston on Tuesday
night and slight one in some sections of Hars,
ford
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-20
REPORTED oARpETTN 9s,

FOR THE FALL TRADE.
SSklYa & LOUNSBERY are receiving thair saP
Spres for tho Fall Trade consisting OF ROYAL TAPES
RRfEs, BRUSSELS, MPERIAL THREE-PLY, IN
GRAIN and other CARPETlN6S, comprising one OF the
largest moat complete and desirable a2ao-menis aver Of
ie1od In this market
Yhoir purchases being rsde enhrely for CASE afords
them advantages in Masking selsciona thai bat few possess
md enables them sell 81 the lowest possible prcea
English Tapestry Carpets, from lis to I4o per yard
English Brussels Carpets, from Sc 10 los per yard.
English Three-py Csrpess, from 10 10 lea per yard
American Three-ply Carpets, from 7s 10 % per yard.
English and American sppeEhne Ingram Carpets, roI
- tcff per yard.
English aid American fine Ingram Carpets from Is to 80
Ref yard.
Common Ingram Carpets from Is 70 a per yasd;
Also, lergs stock Of English and American FLOOR
on CLOVIS, from feet to "a feet wide.
,pkU90ETlNGS So, 8.4, ia and LED wide. with
eaoaee assortment OF sill ober goods connected With the
fade. equally low. SMITH q LoUNsBERY,
s@SRw <<s Peeral sixth Oarpst store fro Shsihamsi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-20
-r4ys FOR BOSTON, ANEYPORT AND

STEgo p FOR BOSTON, V1ANEWP0RT AND
1870 FALL R1F ER-BY the splendid and supe
'rior steamers BAY STATE ana EMPIRE
STATE. of great strength and speed particularly adapted TO
the navigation Of Long Island Sound running IN connection
with the Fail River and Old Colony Railroad, distance of
SO miles to Boston only Leave pier y r the Battery
The steamer BAY STATE Capt VIM. Brown. on Tues
DAYS. THURSDAYS and Saturdays, AZ 3 z NJ.
The steamer EMPIRE STATE, Capt. Benz. Brayton,
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, at Nj
This line is tie ut that direct Tor Newport.
These steamers are fitted with ccmmodous staerooms
every arrangement the security and comfort Of pas
sengers, who afforded by this route nights rest or
board and arrival Fail River proceed per railroad,
reaching Boston early the following morning, remain
on board getting their breakfast il wished for, until the
starting Of the accommodation trGin OF 10 An. which
reaches Boston Of about 8 so, AN.
A bargnge masters attached 10 each steamer who
ceivcs ana tickets the baggage and accompanies the
to its destination
The for passage ard the prce OF slaIefooMs the
same as by other lines -, ~ ,; -, g.
steamer runs in connection WIZ Iis INC W una TON
Providence, daily, except Sundays 49,
Freight to Boston is taken at the same rates as ny me oher
ren7 lines and forwarded with greater expedition by an
Inrss freight train which leaves Fail River every morn
ing Sqnday exc ptedJ at o'clock Tor Boston ana New
Bedfcrd arriving at its destination nj or about An
For freight apply beard, or at the ONCE on ef3 NIX
For satproCms berths apply on board or II Is desired
10 secure Item Ghead, application may be made 10 -,
iel0y TISDALE i BORDEN Agents, w ana at vests
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-20
re- UEi7JI.AR MAIL LINE BE.

,r-gzo REGULAR MAIL LINE BE.
e ReStlll44r.i TIy ZEN BOSTON AND NEW ,1QRh IA
Sfoninatol and Provdencelnaud route,
without ferry change otcars orbaggage steamers =
VANDERBILT, Capt. Joel Stone, ana COAMoDOkh{
can't VIM II Frazee in connection with the o0nn5oi ana
Prevalence and Boston and Providence Railroads. leaving
NYrb daily ndays excepted ron ond SE d aFs!
NJ or lGn he arrival OF the Mail Train from Boston
These steamers were bi, expressly Tor Tue route ana are
onG Island Sound The accommodations forPassengers are
conaodious and comforabetIe officers capable and ex
Tye oston and NewYo passengers enabled TO ar.
rive in ample for the morning lines OF STEAMBOATS, 5 ana
railroads running points from those cites Inc o.
VANDFR Ri In VIII leave Ney York on Tuesday Thursday
and sanrliay Leave Stonington Monday, "Wednesday
ana Friday The CONtMODORE viii leave New Mon
dny "Wednesday and Friday Leave SEcnlngton tuesday
thursday and saturday NB-Passengers on the arrival
OF the steamers Stoninson proceed lmmedaeiy IN me
gage-lnaster accompanies each tram and from Boston
For passage berhs steerooms orifelg apPhcaaons may
be made to the Agents the wharf, and al the office 10
Battery place ao
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-20
TT ~: r--a7szzzzzzsazs1 3Q,CLQCKLINE y
Sc FOR III DSQ \ and


INTERMEDIATE
LANDINGS-Tte steamboat HUDSON, Capt VIM II.
Meuen VIII leave tho Steamboat pier foot OF Cedarst
Monday "Wednesday and Friday, and the steamer COLUMN
al O'Clock connecting wiiltAe stages At NewbuTgh Kings
ton and Catskil
IlUDsoN AND BERKSHIRE RAILROAD The passenger
trains of Ibis Road aNer March % will leave Hudson and
West Stochblidgo daily Sundays excepted as .oIlows
Leave Hudson al Z 4 y and 10 l. NJ aud West Stoca
bridge ct :. NJ Hrd T VI.
Freight Trains with Messenger car attached viii Leave
Hudson ut II AN and West Stoc&brigc NJ 10 30 AM
Passengers by The morning rain from Wos Stock ridge
may take the day bout for NeWf ork tue boat Tor Pough
kceusie, and thence by railrond to NawIork by PM
Fare by latter route from Hudson not exceeding 81 %
Passengers by the evening train VIII md tho steamers Co
IJfMBlA and HUDSON always waiting for them, and Tue
fare OF those boats VIII be low as any other evening boat
ON tie rver-om 30 cts. downward rs the line boats may
set the example. W, .,
Through tickets rom West Sockbridge TO New-York 81
80 and the same fire returning Passengers should rec9l
ect thai this fare includes belhs which IS excluded III tue
fares of other routes. -
The trains from Hudson. both morning and evening con-
ct viii fbe trains ofthe Western Roads heretofore
iai en-, J. 7. WATERMAN, Snpt
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TO LET.

~ ToI.ET-A Pleasant country residence 4us Is
sece'E by boa' or raroa a,,ch rno
.rd MIX room OF first Dor, good wood house and
1our Steering 7ooms starr Rent very cheap 70 gooa
90 az Nf-.es could be kept h,strse hay and oats
"A go - on1r IN 8 WHITING,
'etG - Ff'' 80 East Broadway
re-. U0ySE VYANTED-A gentleman wishes TO hre
Si;; 80 Int convenient house with MI the modern I'M
ILL; de,eIts from the frat middle OF October next
f1f y7i,.t moi exceed sea year address, Posl
PARK. at tie Office Of The Tribune ao11 ~ I--
M WANTEDA houe in Bonds. Z. SGlnis o.
0 T9o g' on u second and p[vsg9 N the
reror aud he mad and eare Pos'sgsnb1nTn e oe s9w
msy Aodr-sa l. post paid at me rrLOu19 o-----
TO Ir-Four ngh:s in mo we Iarn pr room g9
s STeed W. m.v Pie sane being well Lighted ana faF
rnhec. Apply 7484 Broadway ,vsr,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-20

eeas. AT PRIVATE SALE 2 dsaifabe building ,1t5,
ST. Eused OF the eide Of Thirty fifth 81 bs~
S~ Broadway and geyenh-svenue commencing 225 feet
esnt Of seven!h Hveue also, lot directly Ia rear ofhe
shove OF tie north eide OF thirty f5E tn $50 fset Of
aevenihsyenue Rsd lou hepg each ia size % feet fon
ant rear by hAfae block in deplh For eTms and further
particulars OF the above, apply 10
ANTHONY j. BLEECKER AucIouoer,
.1g Ivy Broad-s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-20
NEW GOODS.

NEW GOODS.
SQUIRE < BROTHER,
81 FULToN-sT. AID 1872 BowERY.
% WE CAN MAKE IT THE INTEREST OF those
~ who wish the above goods by our arrangements
7 in Europe and the manufactures here OF getting
60 goods from hands, to make their purchases at
eiftcT Fulton 1872 Boyvery-
Gold Watches by Cooper Tobias, BeeSley and others
Gold Patent Lever Watches, full jeqveled.
Gold Watches, low rs go.
Gold Patent Lever Watches. for ladies.
Gold Chains, article the Chatelain for ladies
Silver Patent Levers, $l5.
God Wedding Rings, made expressly Tor Hat PURPOSE
Gold lockets, Ike watches, open both sides
Silver Tea Sets, Forks Spoons, Ladies, &c Il,
Silver Ware the pride OF business and we are ~
iermned to keep the reputation OF selling al OF our s'!'
equal 10 dollars, and thai is warranted standard h
OUR RULE-All goods warranted as represented eaet i
article The price marked III plain figures One PFce ai'
cash only 1ylO 'nleoI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-20

g. COUNTRY SEAT AND FARM FOR SALE.
l! in Hudson County NewJersey nth house north OF
the Turnpike Bridge the east side OF the river, Oppo-
site Newark containing about fifteen acres in the highest
state ofcuyadon Large house barns coach ice boat and
summer houses garden and lawn About acres filed with
choice fruit and flowers and handsomely laid out with walks
Of box and srubbery all in good order Free incedng
wheat &c $4,000 Inquire at the toll-brdge of
au2l I'm THOMAS YOUNG. or on The promises.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-20
20, TUIiOVEH LINE FOR SAN FRAN
fATAiN CISCO VA CHAGRkS.-phe new aud fAvOt
rAcIFIc MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY

The United States Man stcaln' pachets
PANANlA..... lOS7 tuns +. =, Capt. David G Bailey
OREGON 999 INNS Capt Carlisle ? P, Pa'efsoo'
TENNESSEE. 800 tuns.. :. Capt George A. Cole,
CAROLlNA.,. GOO TINS -. Capt R /. Whitney,
UNICORN..... eco mus -. Capt ] Y, Nicholson
are intended 10 form semimoDthly line between Panama
Passengers in the Ater Cabin furnished bedding Dat
wines and LIQUORS Passenger, in the Storage arc tolnd
with such rations as are furnished The crow and with mat
ress and pillow Al passengers will be allowed space lN
personal baggage ee to he extent OF 30 lbs weigh' nN
exceeding in measurement cubic feet FreiSht on Ont
baggage merchandise taken 500 per tin and Il
per on all specie
Packages should not exceed p lbs weight for mule car
rage. Cabtu o. ~
san Diego ,......,..,.. Soo 70
San Francisco ,.,..... 500 loo
No stores 10 be landed will be taken Gs baggage Charges
ofemharng and debaking and al personal port charge
including health fees and boat hire TO be paid b. the paSsen
gers No passage secured until paid for Apply tho oce
ofthe Company New-York 81 Souttst Hf
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"A sEls 49, sss-CABIDEN AND AMBoY RAIL
GZsZ FIX -n-z--ROAD-Chan Of Hour and ad-
iora Line rom NewYoIk Philadelphia via steamboat
John POTTER to South Amboy thence IN frstrate cars
10 Camden and Philadelphia
on and ater ThGrSday llth April the first line viii leave
per No North River a. NJ taking al south Am.
bow Tor Camden and Philadelphia stopping to take up and
10, down passengers az the usual Intermediate places,
irving in Philadelphia about u noon
Second Line leaving as e6oye az % p u and r51n9ing
Fare through by either line, s..
Forward deck passage, 81
Passengers for Freehold will tske the stage at Vests
Fare from New. ork to Freehold, ST. cents.
BMIGRANT LINE.
Leaves by steamer TRANSPORT, Capt J. Gould, at
81 O'Clock p NJ Fare 81 80 % lbs Of baggage allowed
each passenger 10 be carried at the risk OF s owner ot
nothing wiz Be received or considered baggage except
wearing apparel a2i III L BLISS.