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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-04
NOR BOSTON, via NEWPORT and


4 FALL, RIVER-By me splendid and superior steam :
ers BAY STATE ard STATE of MAINE OF great strength
ard speed particularly adapted To the nay1ganon or Long
Tslend Sound running IN connection with The Val RVer aud
Old Colony Railroad distance OF IS Ges, to Boston ony
Leave piers n =, near the Battery ~
The steamer BAY STATE Capt VIM BToWni On LUCE
DAYS Thursdays and Saturdays, at4 7 NJ
The steamer STATE Of MAINE, Capt. IhoIias IT,
levitt on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays 81 u.
This line is the only that TUBS direct Tor Newport
These steamers are fitted with conmodous seteIecrne
ard every for the security and comfort OF pas
eenpers who are afforded by this route nighFs rest o
board and on arrival Fa River proceed per railroad
reaching Boston early the following morning OF can etaas
on beard, getting their breakfast wished tor unql Ae
starting Of the Accommodation train al quarter oeoIs
7ocIock NJ which reaches Boston al about soclock An
baggage-lnaseriB attached TO each steamer VINO re-
esyes and tickets the baggage and accompanies 0e fas
30 its destination. - -. .
The rates for passage and the pFlce Oh Scseoonf 'es
zane ss by other llnes - -. 49,.
steamer runs IN eonreclon WIN Als Dio " aIo uo~
Providence, daily, except Sundays
Freight 10 Boston Is taken al the game fats as ~ oGae
repllaT nes and forwarded with greater expedition by "a
ESoress freight train which leaves al River every Lorn'
Ing ISrndav exceped) q; o'clock for Sostoa and New
BEDFORD arriving al its destination at or about II NJ
FOR qbt apply on board 81 the office on Pier ne
For state rooms or berhs sppy on board or Il Is aeaE9s
10 secJre hem ahead application may be made 10
ielGy TIsDALE BORDEN, Agents, 10 and II "esss.
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O'clock Line
LyOR HUDSON & INTERMEDIATE

A LANDINGS.-Ihe steamboat HUDSON, CaPt VIM.
Melen will leave the steamboat pier foot OF Cedar on
Monday Wednesday and Friday ard the steamer COUM.
BIA Capt c. f King on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday,
O'clock, connecting with the stages 81 NeW9urgn AnT'
% and Cstskill
HUDSON AND BERKSHIRE RAILRoAD,--The passenger
trains of this Road after March 25 will leave Hudson sad
West Stockbrdse daily, Sundays exceped) as foews
Leave Hudson at AM and IS Pm. and West Stock
bridge al AN. and M
Hudson at II NJ and West Stockhridge at 10 so A M
Passengers by the morning train from West Stock6ridgs
NAV take The day boat fo York the boat for Poug
keepsie and thence by railroad to New York, 6y eM.
Fare by latter route fom Hudson not exceeding VI 70 ~
Passengers by the evening train will find the steamers W
LUMBIA and HUDSON always waiting for them, and the
fare of those boats viii be as low other eyeang eos
the rverom 50 cta downward, 40 tao ine eoas mas
set the example %,
Through tickets from West Stockbrdge to New York u
90 and the fare In returning Passengers should fec
lect this includes bertha which u excluded The
fares OF other routes ,
The trains from Hudsoh both Aorhng and evening coT
secf with lie Ysina oIthe Western Roeds heretofore
,e5 srn j. 4. WATERMAN Supt
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD

On and after Monday October 28th 1885, the passenger
trains vii run follows (Sandays exceped) connecting
ARMENIA and SOUTH AMERICA, running 70 and from
Albany and touching at the usual Intermediate landings
LEAVE NETWORK, GOING NORTH,
From the Office in Hudsonst near Chainbers.sL
AIT A. M.-For passengers TO PoughEeepsle, stopping
at all the way stations .
At 5 Is A. M-Expreaa train for Albany, stopping at
Yonkers Dobbs Ferry Dear1an Fsb3 Sasgg
MENIA or Aida, which viii land al Hyde Park King;
ston, Tvo, Maiden Catskil, Hud5on E5oxaseSie' ano
Suyyesant, and arrive at Albany al 30 2. NJ.
At II MFor freight and passengers TO PoughAeePslo'
stopping at al way stations. ....,-.
At2 P M-For Passengers to Poughkeepse' stopping
At4P M@Ex;ress train FOR Albany, stopping al Man-
hatanyiue Yonkers Dobbs Ferry, Dearman TarIytoWn1
SngSiDp Peekski Garrisops Cold Spring Eistikl New.
Han burgh and M0p Ferry eonneeang a. @ so9 f
Hyde Park, Kingston, Baryown, IlYoI Maae, 0aa a5
Hudson, Coxsacke, Stuyyesant and New-Saiamore and
arrive atAlbany at II 40 A NJ TN, .o.,, =, n
way LEAVE LEAVE PoUGHKEEPsIE GOING SOUTH
Att a. M-For New.York. stopping at all le Prlncpai
Ats 4. M-For freight and passengers to New-Yors,
AtlI Is A. Nor on arrival Of steamer nom Albany
yshki Cold Spring, GaTsons, PeekskLl SngSlDg' AK
rytown Desrman Dobbs Ferry and Yonkers .-,,...
Ats P M-For New York, stoppng al all Wey s'aAoas
Ats Nor on arrival of steamer from Albany which
eayns there al NJ stopping al al way stations, on
Signa' LEAVE PgEKsKILL FOR REW-YoRK
At645A M-Stopping 81 all "ay sol i a,s . s. bx
will promote their convenience snd saIey "
obseryinS the following rules lst Give particular dlrec'
lions to the where your baggage 20 oe o
hyered fat he may mark It accordingly ana isteoy eTo@
mistakes and delays "a plocuI0 ,6a "a ni.tf1rnIs
e28 II '"' '4' ~ OLIVER h LEE, superintendent
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~ Milton ], Taryer, Esq. m Sanc6 esteem.
Alabama Legislature in lS4o. I his residence near
as Ssss asss 5 siss:;s { 4 y s
$ E b :2ss e f @ sisis
z5: 5ss dss s isS Columbus 8Gai Georgia and
t Jus ,apprehended.
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WINTER ARRANGEMENTS
Change of Hours, commencing Dec 2
HpAMAPO and PATERSON and PAT-
IL AERSON and HUDSON RIVER RAILROADS
Leave Sufern's Depot at Leave New-YorK al
rs O'Clock A. NJ 8ococ5, 10 mn AM
rs o'clock Is min. A. O'CLOCK, ( M
ls O'Clock, Is min A. NJ. o'clock Is min 2 NJ
O'Clock NJ.
on The arrynl of the Way train from Oisyie, going
East SUNDAY TRAINS
kresye Sufens Depot Leave New ors a
IS O'Clock M. 5oclock ID MIN r u
Or Oh the arrival Of tie Express train going EasL
PATERSON TRAINS.
FAaVe Patterson at Leave New York Al
81 O'Clock A. Nj Markets. o. o'clock A. a.
8 O'Clock AM Pain Depot I9l O'Clock A. NJ
"a o'clock A M Market ST. i2t o'clock p. d.
ia A. NJ Paterson Depot 5 o'clock P M
ST O'Clock NJ Pain Depoti st O'Clock 2
II O'Clock P. III Markets. ,,.,,
SUNDAY TRAINS.
geaye Paterson at Leave New YORK "a
8 A. NJ Paterson Depot 9oclock a M
9tP. NJ Paterson Depot 81 O'CLOCK r. M -. rt
station north OF Peterson eEos.
Hohokus and will be in time 70 NEE! Erie trains, eaoFn-
ing and evening going Weei 81 SaferHs Depot
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NEW ARRANGEMENT to BRIDGE
y PORT-FARE 50 cts-On and aner SATURDAY,
NOVEMBER 10, 1850, the Steamer ROGER WlLLlAMS,
Capt Charles Weeks, will leave New York, foot of Mar.
kesl E. r. every Tuesday Thursday and Saturday az
O'clock An Returning will sSye sdgsPo snd ifq sq5a aS
at O'Clock AM Bridgeport and Rglroad Freight taken
at the lowest For Freight or Passage apply to tho
Captain on board or the Agent on the Wharf. Mo Inn
TNOR KEYPORT and Fort Hamilton.
Il The steamboat lNGAR0RA leaves Chambers ST.
pier daily Sundays exceped) at PM returning leaves
Newport al 9 Am landing al Fort Hamilton each way.
o2a 3mt
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CALIFORNIA.

-
NOR CHAGRES, AND THROUGH
& TICKETS FOR SAN FRANClSCO.-Steamshp
GEORGIA, 5000 tuns burden, D. D Porter T. S Navy,
Commander leaves Pier foot of Warren ST North River,
WEDNESDAY, Dec.ll, at O'Clock. For Passage al low
rates, apply TO NJ. o. ROBERTS,
d47t corner Warren and West sis.
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NETWORK and ERIE RAILROAD

4 NEW ROUTE to BUFFALO and the wftST-Wtn-
Leave New York for 8nghantu1 Elrnira Coming aar-
reIsvlle, Geneva Rochester Buffalo and iprne tiars
Place daily BY steamboats, THOMAS POWELL md
ERIE from pier foot OF Duane-et as follo~s
breakfast SEd supper on beard the boots.
,f Eahnkss IsAIS a stopping only al suer1
hhncock Deposit Susqueheuna. Biagharton Owego Wa
yefey Eintra and Jefferson, arriving Geneva the
Passengers for Rochester Buffalo &c esn lodge Gene
va or On board The boat Seneca Lake where Comfortable
berths are provided and take the Express Train from Al
han next morning. arrive at Rochester and Buffalo at the
same line SO passengers via Albany with the advantage OF
WAY AID MAIL TRAlN-At AN. stopping at all the
Beanons arriving al ElmrR the same evening
cations.
NIGaT EXPRESS FRAN NJ. stepping Pisruont sus
fTHs, Chester, Goshen, Mddetown Odsvie, Pot Jeryt
sburgh Hancock Deposit Susquehanns Great Bend
aBtnghanton. and all the stations west Of Bnghsmton
Passengers for Buffalo By this train proceed Geneva and
SAe ,ne train arriving at Buffalo same afternoon Psssen-
gers Ithaca Cayugs Bridge ard Csyugs Lake,
take the cars Of the Cayuga and Suequehanns Railroad
Of 0wego, which leave Immediately on the arrival %
te "a take the OF The Corning and Blossburg Raroed
sas9uehannn, Great Bend, Bnghanton owego, WaYerly
TRAINS TO NETWORK.
EXPRESS TRAIN leaves Geneva Gt and HprneleTle al
~ AM stopping al FL Mira, Waverly Owego Slnghamon
susquenanna Deposit Hancock Narrowsburg Port Jery
1uaie.oWn Goshen, hester and suerns arriving IN New
WAY AND Man. TRAIN leaves Elmra ats 50 AM stop
pig ~ e me 5tahons and arrives Ii New ore al 10 Nj
NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN leaves Geneva a. P NJ and
HorneIsviHe al 20 ~ stopping st all stations west of
Bns safton, and 1t Great Bend Susquehanna Deposit
hancock NaTowsburgh, Port Jerys Odsvle, Mddletown
AN.
WAY TRAIN leaves Otsvtle at AN stopping at al the
stations, an darriving In New-York al II AN.
NEwBuRGH BRANCH leaves Newburgh at IS P. NJ con'
Meeting with the trains going West Leave Chester al IL 10
AN and NJ and d. arrival Of the trains from
the West
FREIGHT TRAINS leave from pier foot Duane-s al NJ.
Freight for Geneva Rochester and Buffalo, and all places
West taken by Express freight trains and is forwarded
through without delay. CHARLES MlNOI,
d. Superintendent
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MORRIS and ESSEX RAILROAD
lYAPASSENGER TRAINS UP.-Leave NewYork foot
of Cor,iandst 80 AM and so M; Leave Newark Is
Am and 4 Is Pm.
PASSENGER TRAINS DewN.-Leave Dover A. M, and
Is p M; Morristown IS A. n. and Is F. M Madison
745 M aid 40 M. Summit 05 A NJ and u 2 M
MillviIle Is A NJ and Is P. Nj; Orange s. A. NJ and
FREIGHT FRA1Ns-Leave Dover A. M and New. York
6RAEGE HORSE CAR-Leave Orange A. NJ. and 1 80
p M: New York IL so A. M. and 80 P NJ.
Passengers by these trains received and delivered
each way al North and South Orange, Miyile, summit,
Chatham Madison, Morrisown, Morris Flains, Danyle,
Rockaway and Dover. :, -
Al Dover stages connected with the Am. passenger
train leave for Suckasunny Stanhope Newton Hackets-
town ard Hope daily; Milford and Owego on Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays, and for Sparta, Johnsonburg,
Rlairsown Columbia Delaware Water Cap Strongs6uIgh,
continuing to Lackawanna Works passing through Bar
tonyiIle Sanhope pa Smiths Tavern, Neagesvine, CE
ton Dunrlere Hyde Park Providence, on Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays, and returning meet the PM.
A, Denvile stages leave for Powervile and Boonon on
the arrival a Nj and p NJ ainn FROM and meet me
A IA and p NJ trains for NewYork. .
Al Morstown stages leave on the arrival OF me a. IA
passenger runs for Mendhal, Chester Schooeys Noun
lain Washington Beydere and Easton, daily, and meea
the p M. train for New York. =,
Also for Baking Ridge the arrival OF Inc r NJ ueln
returning next morning. connecting with the a. 3D. train fof
New York. -,
Passengers are to procure their tickets before taking their
seats in the cars Tickets will be received only on the day
when purchased The fares from each station Wnere ncket
sold will be fire cents when paid IN me cars tnan
when paid for tickets at the several ticket ohcea assem-
gers are 10 show their tickets 10 the conductor when -
Quired. LILO
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Central Railroad of New-Jersey.
MAJ n r L Z ARIA NGEM ENIS.-

w n L = 4 AkKA An IN Ely III. Road Road
EXTENDS 0m FS5 s. miles to the Wife
HOUSE redHsng the staging between the terminus
This tne leaves NewYork by steamboat Red jacket,
pier No. North River and connects with tYans on Inc
NewJersey Railroad which leaves New-York from loot
TRAINS UP-Leave New.York by steamboat Red Jac .3
ct pier No North River. at Am freight and at PM
passenger and by H. J. Railroad, foot OF Corand-sh al
Trains leave White House and following places for New.
White House at 81 AM; freight at st AM; Passenger
s6meryIle at AMI Freight al 7 AM Passenger at
Bound Brook al 81 AMI Freight at ION AM Pas
Painfeld al 81 AN; Freight at II AM Passenger at
Westdeld al 81 AM Freight at7s AM Passenger al
Eizabehtown at AM Passenger at ~ Nj.
Ehzabethport al st AM. Freight at u AM fss'7n-
STAGES viii be in readiness on the arrival ofthe An
train from NewYork At the White house 70 convey Pss
senges 10 Easton, WiIkesbaIre, Bethlehem Alenown and
Match Chunk Penn. and to Remington Lebanon Clinton,
' NBE Iq P BAGGAGE the k the owners pn de-
yered into the actual possession The Agents of!he Com
pany and checks or receipts given herelof. 10
DEGULAR MAIL LINE between BOS-
IL ATON and NETWORK, via STONINGION and
PROVIDING Finland route, without ferry, change Of
cars b or seqsefs VANDERBILT Capt Joel Stone d
COMMODORE, Capt VIM a Frazee, IN connecaos
with
providence Railroads leaving New York daily Sundays
sxceDedl nom Pier NR hrsi wharf above 3aHeryPiace
AT O'CLOCK 81 and Sieuingtop ats Nj or upon me AZ
rival OF the Mail Train from Boston
These steamers built expressly for the route ana Sis
", everv snact particularly adapted the navigation si
Island Sound The for paser gers ara
eoRodious and CONFERENCE.-The officers cspaote ana e1
The route being the shorest aud most direct between
Boston and York. passengers are enabled 10 eIys
IN ample time for the morning lines Of sueaIfooaA Ao
rpproads running 10 various points from those cities
The VANDERBILT wiueaye New Y orr on Iqesdsy'
THURSDAY and Saturday Leave stonmgI0n Q" NAOH4'''
The CoMMODO ORE WI leave New York Monday, Wsd.
nesdsy and Friday Leave stonlngIon TUESDAY hnl'N"s
B~Pasengers on the arya OF the steamers a. ston.
ineton proceed Immediately in tas Spleadd raoaa GSs
tn Providence and Boston bag gage-Aaster eccona'
nanies each train to and from Boston For passase,
berhs staierooms or freight applications mas Dc a4 ts
the Agents on he wharf, and ST ms once' ~ o.
place -----
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NOR INTERCOLLEGIATE 26th
DECEMBER-The new and splendid Regular "a Pae =:
Ell ship HENRY CLAY, Capt F. M French VIZ '4A =
above, her regular day. t.ouaa arcoumods-
tons eppy on board az Pier No II East ME- s S,Tts
n III sPOFFORD TILESTON K CO. 70 -
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NEW ROUTED the WEST &NORTH.
l HUNTED STATES MAIL LINE, via the Cayuga and
Susauehauna and New ork and Erie Railroads and Cayu-
ga Lake
and Susqueha1na Railroad will in connection with the
Day and Night Express Trains on The New York and Ere
Railroad, two daily lines Sundays exceptedl
The cars leave 0wego at 5 81 An and a IN Leave
Ithaca AM and at so 81 arriving at Owego In time
for the Morning and Evening Express ans for New ork
The splendid low-pressure steamer WILLIAM a. q o.
DODGE, Capt Buckbee leaves Ithaca daily al 80 A M
connecting AT Cayuga with the Express Trains going East
or West Returning, leave Caypga at Z M or on The
arrival of Eastern Western Express Trains connect
Ing at Ithaca with the Evening Train for NeW-Iork ~ 49,
Through tickets from NewYork to Cayuga, So Tlcde@
from New-York to Ithaca Caynga sold on board the
steamboat of the New and Enc Railroad Company on
the river. -
Cayuga N, -, , ,,,,.
and relad with heavy rail- route avoiding the
inclined plains and equipped with engines and cars uns1r'
passed on any road in the Union. ,,
The connection the railroads and the boats per.
feet the running directly to and from the eteam0o
landing in Cayuga Lake ~.
Passengers FOR Oswego Syracuse Auburn Geneva Roes'
ester and Buffalo will fad this the most pleasant comforts
bic, and cheapest route. 80 eouy
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TRAVELLING.

NOR CHARLESTON, S. C.-The
Il splendid Steamship SOUTHERNER, Capt J.
Dickinson, will leave Pier No North River, on SAIUR,
DAY Dec 7lh, o'clock P. M precisely All Bills OF
Lading signed by the Clerk ON board.
For freight apply board at Pier No North RIVER and
for passage to SPOFFORD, TlLESTON Il co.
d8 Ivy 43 South ST.
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HIP OSPREY FOR
CHARLESTON, s. C-The splendid steamship
OSPREY T. Marshall commander, will sail from wharf
foot of Lombard-st Philadelphia, SATURDAY, Decent
Der 6, at 10 o'clock, AM.
For freight or passage having superior accommodations,
Broadway where plan Of ship may be seen and berths
secured
Freight for this vessel should leave NewYork on Thurs
day. Price 10 cents per cubic foot
Passage S28.
For further information refer TO
d24t L. LITTLEFIELD, kiusley Co.'s Express.
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.0ITCuKFEPSIE LINE Of BARGES.

No. harae CLINTON. Capt Wutsie, s7ery Mondays
ExCBhNGH Sapt Rosehrans every Thursday; PouGH
5EEPsE cap Hoffman sye, sssaa md Il
Fba shove hsrges are elegantly furnished WIN SUSIE
spacious and comfortable sSa sSni noe
MD I'D ~ e at Ponghkeepee IN time for the sags
10 sharon Pine Plains and New ..,.. or Ia
FOR further information apply on board Ene oa SRI
WILLIAMSON VAIL. 1874 Wsst-s1 - o
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TE7HE NEW YORK and LIVERPOOL
Il limited STATES MAIL STEAMERS.-The ships

Il UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS.-Ihe ship9
e0@TRTJlHNT l' Captain Wes PACIFIC Captain Nye
ARCTiC, Captain Luce. BALTIC, Capt com0'ock.
These ships having been built by contract expressly os
Government service every care has been taken Id heif c
structon also in their englnes 10 ensure sehg ~
speed, and their accommodations for passengers ee ~
oualled for elegance and comfort , a,ao a,
Price of passage from NewYofk to Liverpool Ylou, ok
elusive use extra size stateooms $50 from lAeig0
10 New-York .G35 An experienced surgeon attached 70
each ship Tq Pe5h ef pHT @s oF PIsdA SAILING
rpoM Npw.yotx FROM LIyERPooL-
Saturday Bscsms[ Saturday, ss@a DsssmBsf 3
Saturday December b. 1880 SATURDAY January ~ i SSi
"wednesday January g. 1851 Saturday January % 1921
Wednesday Februayy s. 1851 Saturday February 2 1851
"wednesday TO- 1851 Saturday March g Is5 5l
Ns,nesaay March 49, 1851 Saturday, April D 1871
For fregR or passage apply to EDWARD K COLLINS,
Liverpool T. G. ROBERTS co. IS Kings Arlns Yard,
london, or L.. DRAPER, Ir. Boulevard, MontmarTe'
The owners OF these smps viii not be accountable for
gold silver bullion, specie, Iewely precoua stones OF
aetals unless bills Of hdng are signed hersior ana We
aner the I Of April nex the rate oteght by the above
steamers viii be materially reduced go
V7HE BRITISH and NORTH AMER
ICAN ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS BETWEEN
NETWORK AND LIVERPOOL direct, and BETWEEN
BOSTON AND LIVERPOOL
The Boston boats only calling al Halifax to land and re.
ceiye mails and passengers, linen. ,o,
y.
AFRICA, A RyHe HiAGAkA ): SI1Ae.
AMERICA, n. Shannon: CAHApA1 " u nafEs0N'
CAMBRIA, Leitch.
These vessels carry clear WHITE LIGHT a. ter InsS'
heed; GREEN on starboard side; RED on port sde ~.
AFRICA A Ryrie from New York, w Wednesday, 1lth NOV
CAMBRIA j. Leitch, from Boston, Wednesdsy I'm Soy
NIAGARA j. Stone FIN New York, Wednesday, 4th pee
EUROPA from Boston, Wednesday, IN Dec
ASIA. C. II. e Judkins from N Y Wednesday l8th Pee
AMERICA, - from Boston, Wednesday 1}ta zee zee
AFRICA Ryrfe from Ne,F-York, Wednesday, lst ) an
CANADA VIM Harrison, I'm Boston, Wedn'y l2ih ! a. a.
Passage from NY Boston 10 Liverpool 49, ea2n SA 9
I'd "
No berth secured until paid for -.
Freight viii be charged specie beyond an amount Of
personal expenses
An experienced Surgeon on board
All eera and newspapers must pass througa Ihe foss'
Ofice
For freight and passage apply 70 : 90 .-..4.u,,
French German and other foreign goods, received and
brought in common with British goOds
Through bills Of lading given II Hayre ior sew
Aher The lat Of April next the rate Of freight by l1e
above steamers from Liverpool wiz be very materially ~
! reduced l@ "
!
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TNPURsUAScE Of ID ossrort so,,. roppfvoi raw
sStes hereby eves IL peross having claims against
iA,s Of .hs City Of New YorA, deceased, to
ne q ~ g IN The City = York boforu :s
August 1880 HARsH1JTS M ~ a%A' sa@ s.o -
ATT lkN6Lr NANNn-hi @AA-N-'''
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Of osde, Of the Surrogate OF the County Of
go, s0Ss Ssgssy gvea an persons having clsin'
deceased 70 present the uS vouchers thereof to
~ W. sas'sts o. Samuel Rsyeo No Bowey, the ciy
DATES New YoIs, Tie sishsa ay Oi July. 1850
ySlawo.nTut HIRAM RAYEoR. Executor.
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N PURSUANCE OF an order of the Surrogate of the County
Of New Notice hereby gwen to all havos claims
SIt MlnDLEBRooK, lats OF the city oil Newton
~ deceased pIesekt the with vouchers thereof 20
We sSsssr a; h oe. No Nassau Street in the city Of
80 va o. before The second day OF Apr Ge1DAted Nsw.
YORK tne leg Setceer 1880 JAMES S. THAYER.
OF AWointa Public Administrator,
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1sTEnGUs BoTEI.s. ,aoR
caAeRLs, AID 3pIGsE
TTVHE IRVING HOUSE, at Cha
aOEGOHA
! PANAMA
m.-


4 Wallace ". Williams, assisted By Hugh Miller
THE PANAMA RAILROAD HOTEL e. Gorgones 1lF
der the management Of A B. Miller and j. T. Conger
THE AMERICAN HOTEL al Cruces, under me lHSn-
nserpent of e r Folger and 81. Miller, Jr ,,5a-
The UNITED STATES HOTEL, al Panama u ntH
the management OF Adrian g. Miller lel D@o1
NOR CALIFORNIA, via CHAGRES'
WITHOUT DETENTION at PANAMA;-T;he I'M
nd States Mail Steamship Company VIII dlspaGn ne
did So1ble-engine steamship GEORGIA. D foa1ef -
Nv Commander on Wednesday, Dec T. at 9GlocA:
M rem the pier footof Warrent North KveT VIZ. .n nI
Government Mas and passengers for San Fransoo Soa
intermediate ports .,, :, .o.es,r liant ur 40
~ Env detention beyond The usual stay In port.
The books are now open and passage can be scared y
ttefoHowiDg rates:
PROM NEwroRK TO cEASRBa mn.
gtste-roon berth
gtandee berth forward saloon ......':..''
steerage berth. found bed and separate tabe.a "
FROM PANAMA TO SAN FRANCISCO e..
State-rOOTn berth
seerage, found bed and separate isble .'...,' lSV
'A0AA siate-roen. standee sseeraga.
Charleston. .....s..,..s-...$S2 20 In
savannah ,...............2 ~ az az
Havana ,,,,,,.,............T %
Eeyv Orleans ........,s.., IS 90
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-04

Passengers for New Orleans viii be TanseIfed u HS'"
ma 10 he new and splendid steamship PAClFio'
Freight to Chngres 10 cents per foot prepaid. ,I,
No merchandise will be taken freight to haysnS
Specie Havana taken half one per cent ana pr yer
5ynTe or any 1rtice commonly known us yaaaoles must
specify value 0 the shipment IN te a 6 S OF edn n q!
liable merchandise shipped without such specification
TO secure freight passage apply at ms ONCE OF ITO
~onPanS A." ''''~ So' M, o. ROBERTS
Special notice given % shppeTs BY this line thai ne
e.r business which viii be furnished to clippers on apph'
the Conpanys office and With wc 5 they are re-
Sgned by the Agent OF the Company All bills OF adng
r,e be eipced before the sailing Of the vessel n9 tDl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-04

ctUPREmE coURT.JoHN LA"sos agaas. ls.Is 800
You are hereby summoned to the compliant
his acton which SLED the County Cierks ONCE o. orahs
ov Al Goshen 18Th November 1882 anc serve copy OF
@ Eewburh said County within t~enty days
"a, Ia the exclusive OF e cay q snch
y,ce aad you tbs compliant as aforesaid The
f judgment for the OF three hundred and criy
A. 49, NOV I6 1880 FULLERTON Il FOWLER,
mo iawJwW flainhh 8 Al'orheJS