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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-08

PRoyIsioSs-Pork was rather quiet, to-day though
prices remained the the sales did not exceed $50
bbls and old mes At SIS IS $l4 10. with new and
old prime at Sl4 and Sl2 IS $l3 respectively. Beef
moved to the extent of 300 bbls me~s at 50 70 Sill So
and prime. at So % a sc 50, showing firm market.
Beef hams in request and steady 200 bbs good
fetched SIS SIS So Cut meats were noticed pre-
viouy with sales Of $50 packages hams at 81 PC, and
shoulders at OK a Tc. Bacon and wanted;
SOC he ohio short midles realized Sc There iess
activity in lard but alteration in rates. 80 bbls sold
a qlt a lOtsc,, x in quality
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StN eAAs. VI WAfAn. .mVfh n
Ss no5 Ss. 5satsn e Ssss
sSs %.ss sss
mon Eaton ssa rSPss Solo
sehrsmforsst K,ng wsen Havana Tru,ille Barrel
DO, Doner Potter Marcia, Weeks Richmond.
oh@ fie'''h Arrived.
Steamship North America, Blethn chagres, April 81 via
ship R.jah Jone. Lye,pool via Cork April with mdse
s
land lights 9Th ats Am. struck by which
Ship cornet (Br Wilson Dublin As days with iron and
ship Memphis Bunker New Orleans 10 days with cotton
BARK Ismsrtine. Hall Malaga March passed Gibraltar
the 18Th with lead and truit, % Harmony Nephew Co.
ssw on s. spoke BARK
hence oporc. The has had heavy westerly gales the
Bari LSs pash Klcdsp Be- nusno; Ayrss 9,
g TO- spoke brig Susan Marion. Of Baltimore for
se,e si;%9 s.s" si:$i; ss Ts;'
n. sSfs m r.
xish 30 % NOT
r Rh soEaHs sa$ Es"H1 ay
several iceberg Has severe weather on the
Bark Daniel (Sw) Nickman galway Ire In bauas Win
Bark Gamble. Hos%sr St Marks "A days with cotton.
&C. to coe Anderson Co. April g. spoke brig suwannoo
Bark Mara, Park. Mobile April rs, with cotton &c. to
Sturges, Chairman Co.
Brig Mary tBrI Randall, csrdG W. IS days with iron
and 10 passenger master April Is. struck by Light
ming. carrying away bulwarks companion way. round
Brig Nancy tof Bsitnorc Davis. Porto cabeo. lsdays
Brig Emily Nichols Charleston days. with cotton. &C,
to DUNN am l. Dimon. 49,
Brig Clinton, Andrews Charleston days, with cotton,
&c, to Durham Dimon.
scr Johnson (Br) Johnson BaracOa, with fruit, to
ID Miller Co.
sehr Indus r), Day Halifax. days. with fish. SC, to
Hunter Griffin. -
Schr Pocahonts Bingham, st Marks Is days with cot
ton to Bartlett, Perry Co. April z lat - b. Ion s.
spoke brig Suwsnnee Cedar Key for New York; 2sth
lat 81 "a Ion rs 90 spoke schr White Oak from Havana for
Frankfort Me- 9TH inst spoke brig Wacissa from Sc Marks
York; 5th, took gale from NNE 9th,
full rugged brig ashore the Jersey Shore head
to the South.
Schr Harriet Haock. Aprlcby Savannah. days, with
ship timber, to j Bell, vessel to Nj hCrosdy T. Co.
Below.
Ono bark and two brigs, unknown.
sailed.
Steamship Asia (Br) Judkns. for Liverpool.
MAY 7-wind at sunrise, and light at meridian, SW
asd do sunset, do.
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LOUISVILLE, May Z, Is0I.
The steamer Portland caught fire yesterday morning,
at Portland and totally destroyed The officers and
Of the boat lost all their clothes and the boats
books and papers also destroyed The boat
owned at Madison, Ia) and had board several hun
bred bars OF iron for the Madison Railroad She
valued at $4,000 and nsured for $4,000
There was u feet water in the Tennessee, at Clarks
vile. this morning and rising
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family. ana s~rsnts hrs Aida tonrtoss hss Hssteass
Ccurtos. Mr. Saith ana servant sad ~ IN
Bvspos Ks-Isrk Luci rsras-p Fium. Troy. pass-
wick, Philadelphia
BannnN-Bara ysson-J N Lsnxs isxy. sad q shisAssss
siehrn lady, and ehiid Meyer Miss kie Has~s
Mrs W Pssen, Mrs Aslia willie. MAdsas " L Risasa&.
ualach.
MosnT-BArk Mars-J W Bradfssd ssA iaxy Mo- H.
gers Mr. hcCiAskey lazy ADD ehildres hr fhsrps ssl
child. Mrs. staekheuse Mrs daley. Miss hcCsa nsses.
w THORPE j { Ionxue.
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PITrsHrReH, Pa, May 7, 1871.
The Roman Catholic Church the oldest and largest in
this city which erected at cost of S3t 000 dis
covered to be on fire at eleven O'Clock yesterday morning,
and totally consumed. IL contained splendid
organ valued at $4,000 which also consumed There
but $4,000 insurance the building While the
church was burning man arrested in the act of
setting fire to the bishops residence, adjoining.
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Loss by Fire ut Montrose

MoSrRosE, Pa, May 7, 1851
The loss by the fire here yesterday ssupposed to be over
$40 O0O with very small insurance 1t was evidently
the work Of incendiary. six of gang of counter
feters lodged in Jail here, Monday evening and
IL is supposed that Of their accompces fired the
town to facilitate their escape, in which however they
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T.
Arved-Bark Cuthberts Liverpool Apriis schr Rosna
Nfork.
Clesred-shps Equator Bombay and Calcutta Sir Henry
mont and Cen, Phsdelphia brgs Empire do Alfsretta
Csnegos; sohrs Swan kehmond Leader Saugerties Jas
per- Globe, ana Woleott Nfork - -, 80
saiIed-schrs Minerva, Baltimore Brsinsrd Phila-
dsiphsi sioops Proof Glass, and Adonis konaous.
The schr Helen of NIondon bound from Boston TO New
York With provisions lahore in this harbor yesterday
during gale Several other Eastern vessels went ashore
the same time. ~
Clesred-Bark Charles williams, Boaton.
kEw ORLEANS, April ~.
cieared-ship st Charles NYOrk;,
Arriyed-shir Herald NPseiac fu cargo. spoke Dec %
OF Iorstongs, ship Tuscarora Of Cold Spring leaking m
Of Cape Horn chip Clement for NIondon 2S bbl; March
q lat 10 - s. Ion "a - bark Edw korpsch. from salem Tor
Ship Grstitude SPaeife, full cargo
ssiied-shirs Barnstable, Pacific. Garland A.iantie
SoRroLx. Nay
winds went out this morning. them brgs Cordoys
for Sa Burmah from Philadelphia for Boston, schrs -
fucar from NYork for Gardiner onsdae from Proyidence
Slope Hero do for Albany Thos Hull Sea Witch end Ihos
Hawkins, do for NYork.
5PM-Se,eral sehrs and soors outside. inward bound
PoRrLASD. May 9.
Clearod-Sekr Milwaukee, c. rdenas.
B brig Sarah Ann from Rochelle for Boston, with brandy
ashore night Of 9th inst at Dutch Greek Nellhect
The tight and will probably he got OF IL the
$1,000 the Alliance ofoe, sl00o at the Warren ohce.
and $500 at the Augusta, Me.
Arrived-schrs Horton. Phadeiphisi Orator, york.
bound " Warren and Dightoni Cabe fhadelrhia sloor
Beiov-schrs Star from savannah for Fall River McKee,
from Philadelphia aud three fore aud At sehrs in the west
ssiicS-sSSrs Hope, NYort william Calais, sioop South.
port, Nlorkj IRON below, schr New England, Bangor
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The Southern Mail.


BAffIMoRE May IooI.
The New Orleans mail of the Goth ult. Is received, but
the papers contain nothing Of interest.
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NEWS BY TIE L f q n A p H.
----r-,~-~no~csa--ac-e<e1
VERY INTERESTING.
s>oo~vN>No~o~No-s>o--~,y~~y~
THE SOUTHERN RIGHTS CONVENTION
AT CHARLES TON, ). c.
.>o@~o-~NN.Ns-~~>~~e-~.-
THE ANTI-SLAvERY CONVENTION
At ACUsE, N, Y.
>.->r..Noy>>~>>>,->s>r-N.>
The Antipodeans of the Union.
->~~~>--N>~S~~-os~~e~o~
Each Party Striving TO Dissolve the
Federal Compact
,~-NNoo>yN>o.N~~0~oN~y>>
TIE Latest from all Parts of the Country.
&C., &c, SO.
The Antipodeans of the Union.
TIE Latest from all Parts Of the Country.
&c, &c. SO.
TELFGRAPH Optic
The Southern Rights Convention.
&c, &c, SC.

Bl,n's Cssmicai Telegraph 0fees No 20 Wdl street.
ha-rstic Telegraph O1ier Hanover and Beaver SITS
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IAN. RALPH AUTHOR or THR PRACTICAL rsr.

nH. kAiPH hUIH.VK o. 40 IH ~ . ppfNUT.UsL 49,
=. M fspnday excepted Ne Green wich itree - he's
surprise TO that 81 r>ss~ea
bty Of professional asinments should devote his az
tenton 20 the dass which people ofevcry Ge-crres pre-
tend 70 easily. H. however the thosssnfh p~ss
ofthe mscries these people brig npon society wsrs
only the present misery and detection, prcynE On ms
mind we'll ss the body bat Of such nsture a. "
altogether s fact that, when not properly ,ssses
they remain dormsnt In the constitutions "
pear other wsy thsa in their eeots upon pcserty
yet properly undcrstccd most easily ard
moved from the medical advantages tne h"tx
has enjoyed, and very extsnve and long prscuce 49,
sreo,sly, he has ample ground for insurns
cure. In Of etrture, however csmplested ~ ed
standing may be; and that IN esge ~ certain
their we'll the depiersble esress r.
sailing FROM early improper habits he can nwr 49,
TAIN safe. and radical cvres A. can be obaeee rom ~
other Acrica Those who apply IN th~ early STAGE
vii We surprised Al The csse and rapidly vitae eyre
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ARITIME INTELLIG ENoE
Fort or New York, May 8.
Cleared.

d sur RISES. ....".~l 81 NOON sErs. morn. Q!
q ............ oil HIGH WATER. morn AZ
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nR L. MoRTAnoRE WOULD sAY TO THOSE VIVA

~ have contracted disesscs "Csrs ut veiea thss -
tste Of thy health. have devoted macy
profession and have treated, successfully thesssG %
Aents Tese who wish consult these f-<wn
can DO 40 tfree Of oaarscl from 1gr ~ s.sssgs
excepted IL valve health. vii ssps shsss
knaves WHO unbushinrly tell you that they oniy ess sss
you. and that their Kind o. medicine AZ that ses
cary disease all ts forns Pereons voss hesh he
been ruined BY these ssotisa cell upon me daily ~ ~
liam street
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SHIPPING.
GTEAkER PACIfIC.-foR SALE. AT A RARcAIH
- three cheice bcrths Paciao eel
SATURDAY. i0th instant lnquire Of Bsrstsw Pope. -
Pine street.
CLEANER PACirIC-A TICKET, FOR FIRST .KAra
~ berth, fer ssle than Inquire OF
lings. at the Once Of the Irving Hsuse.
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DR. MORRISON Is CONSULTED cosripEsriALLs
~ on certain dseaaes witch he treats withsvs mevcwW
csses cured in few days thirty years rrses
enables him 70 cure nervous debility &C. arising iron ~
abuse. See his London dipioms 70 hts private emoe -
FULTON street. N. B.-No Tee I'LL cursd
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nR. GREGORY mas REMOVED TO NO. ~ DuANn
- street, Centre street where he msy e csssssss6
on ali diseases o. delicate nAsrr Asg
and evening Dr. o. has enjoyed the esnh.sce ~ tssvs
number Of patients In this city Tor more hsn t"eap ys>s
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- -
MEDICAL.


DRIyATE HOSPITAL -sTRAsoERs AND orHHRA
who Hre In need u surgical or medio. attsndass ss&
Herewith desire the comfort Of quiet home Asd gssl
tendance and nursing be accommodated by spFysg W
pr Heinz Duane street second house ~est %
street Dr. H. also continues 10 prescribe ct his once
HE1NE. N. D.. mems. Of the Med. Soc. etc.
THE OLD AND LONG ESTABLISHED HUarnRikN
DsIenfsry. No. Division street New york city u ssn
eren for the preserystos q bpmsr eDr Buntors r.
Drep-E,ery physcsn o. ordinary inteilireaer ssd
grain o. honesty sI tell y the enly remedy stsA
frm reliance be placed - really esss
% dsesses, but nils the whole tribe Of qBAck deeter v
malignant envy rriss Vial THE IL the emily r,sss
wherc u be had nr Hunter ~ho hrss ests@aee 10
1877 can be consulted IN confidence alt hours Ne
live. every Or Ices money has othsr asssx
IN this or my ether city Buffalo Aeeney No. fcsd 80
NO FEE TILL CURED.-DR CoRBTTT, or ~ DUANE
~ street may be consulted cennicntaily tie tss4
meut q sei,cs,e dieesse~ Prom practice 81 t~ssfys
Dir G. IL enabled 20 rusrsnty at vi
cot mercury DR. C specific bor bot. aeiiss has
never failed In eaec.ing cure.
GERMAN MEDICAL AND SURGICAL OFFICE. NO
~ Chambers street, Chathsn where 81 ci.@s-s e
disease treated rational aud seicaane Tncp s~s
charges made according 70 the crcum ~ TIE pst.a
pr. TkEDc DTNICK, attending Fhy-iesss sss Ssrw~eas
DIR. J. y. CLEMENT. Visiting Phy stefan.
nR. WARREN. no. I MOTT STREET. ~ CONT.
thirty years. several Of which N Eurepess hss
pits enshss him 70 eerct speedy without
Dr W obtsined hi Londss diploma 10 ISIS Hs Spo~ss
boz snd bottle. never falls Of cure.
nR. GLOVER rs CONSULTED As USUAL IN DIvvs.
~ cult and fI1traotsd cases. Ills medical aud phy-4e
gics works sale In the book M
ends who have inquired BY letter whether be had r~srsl
from practice are informed that he 10 sl ~ his ella snsA
IL Ann ct
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Home Ports.
,l esa My :sa liar .sss. I'gs Fsss
csndses pcs,sn, sehr Fulton. !seques serssryper.
Science. Providence.
on ne ch s, IAN sars b'y ssss. cam stew
art Bi.top Portland sohrs sOnors Hung,ss ss. Bias
Altspy q, NroIk; Hiram Gsfsrd Hammond. NrOrk. CID
5 lay s sssmc, Ss s', S.rv sYot CID chip
n ,1s BaP /, John ~ ers ksS s'ss ass ~
LESION May e-cld slips John u Jsr,i.. Rich, layer.
frssessc. sriss Nebs RoSsrtson fsisnds In.
FS ~ S,gls fi. hsa'i
d 3 ours Gsrs & S
.moTs srs. ysms. Crosey Suom,n ss,
Bark Ays. trg Elra, aad sehf Native American sid on
BANGOR May AR schr Eirsbsth, romsroy caraeps,.
HA1 May Ar np Caspian urStsn. Aleu- e s st
Mary Ann 5th briss Forester. Carney cardsna Leo
BRfsr6i, RI, May 5-cld trisAc wsshturn, Easter.
cnhRLfsIoN Nay aZArr stip, ABERDEEN SBrl IsSI.
hsnss RS. Tri,sen osrReo,x ,, sd 'hF i,Is' sh''
ThsfPoRT' Anil ssAkrr sehr, Bennett Andrews, Nov
York. SID sth brig lafayette Clifford Havana 'ehr In
TasT sasii; Arr ~. ISs.d. wsi,ssT e..
n sa af sf o. hf ROANOKE sm,S ceostavn Dc
ss,y rrs;io. InEslls, Niorh. p,u.,.,u,,..
eep Proof css do ith, sskr star Nckerson ssyssn.e
r pp sESs r ss, s Ss.s y, g.
GALVESTON April 2i-In port chip Austin. bark Milford.
GaRDiSrs april ss. n ssAr Jane syorh sid 18th,
nrNBolDT BAY, .Mar.h g-Brig yes,a. ready for sea.
HOLINESS HOLE, May BIN port, ~ sail OF vessels :.
HARTFORD, May S-hrr steamer saehem; Ih,ashsr =
York; srhrs hbeil Dickcrson philadelphia Hartford
smith, 40. Sid steamer Albany White Albany sehrs IN
Coliyer, Brooks Philadelphia; Reynear Williams kisey,
iTwEs, says io,i Ax-ship ruscsror. for Liverpool.
barks 81 James for Rio and Gen Jesup for Boston, brig
Nail Tor do sis trIs ana hssafsd sehrs wsssa
anchor and proceeded ~ ~ o'clock this morning Not
vessel now IN hsrbor. Wind wNN; weather clear and
bracing. $3.50 - -
o. TNship Michael ANGLE passed up yesterday morning
from Liverpool. The bark kingston from Demarsra arg
two horn bss vent early this morning Two
six fchrs beating in against moderate breeze 'V
NV. A feet Of vessels In the bay, bound out
LlBEC Msy 2-Sld schr Esther EliEa. Nforks -,
MOBILE, Apr cS-trr ship Sally Fesrn, owen, bsth
CID 10Th ship Cnthsrnc. Edwards, Liverpool: AZ,
NEW ORLEANS, April H-Arr shirs oslyesNn' :, ~,
Galveston; Motoks Eldridee, Nyor Nm Irsyis
do, Tsrquin Doughty, Boston, Larlsnd, simpscn
to- Stolhcld liverpool; bsrks Piedmont Biaisdeh
dcirhia Isahels (Brl Rymsr, Fleetvted " tom. sm.a
RIO Janero; brirs Rob Charton lightbourn hst sha
4 soue smith Do; sehr Corneia geedfnsnson 90 be'.w
coming IT, ftrs John Gsrrow snd Oiy loveo 70
nth shin Horizon brs Detroit schrs Scars Vr.a9n
ard fricnde 1d shr~ Elsa. and John Mehene 1''h
taria Nrginan. Nashra -. ......,. - n.
gsL-ASr chips Olympus wt'ses' n's's''f 'oea c''
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MORRIS and ESSEX RAILROAD

l1PASSENGER TRAINS UP.-Leaye New YORK loot
Of COrtland-st AN. and 80 PM Leave Newark 70
AN and 10 Pm =, -
PASSENGER TRAINS DowE.-Lesye Dover A N ana
I15P M; MOrrisiown IS A. M and y r M Madison
745 A NJ and - P NJ; Summit % A. NJ ana ) 70 Z Nj
Mllvle Is A n and 10 ?. n Orange % A - soa
FREIGHT TEAINs-Leave Dover A. NJ aud New-Yotk
bRAEeE HORSE CAR-Leave Orange A. NJ and l 20
p M: New York Ii 50 A. NJ and 30 r NJ.
Passengers by these trains received and deVofeo
each way al North and South Orange, myille, Summit,
Cbsthan Madison MOrrstown Msrris Plains, Dsny1le,
Rockawsy and Dover =. .
Al Dover stages connected with the An. psfsensef
train leave for SuckRsunny Sanhope, Newton Jackets
town and HOPE daily; Milford and Owego on Monday
Wednesdays and Fridays and for Sparta, yOnnsOnoufk
Rlarstown Columbia Delaware Water Gap Strons sourgn
continuing 10 the Lackswauna Works passing through Bar
tonvie, Slsnhope pa Smiths Tavern Neag On
too DunmOre, Hyde PARA TO Providence on IlesosyS
Thursdays and Saturdays, and returning uo7' ~e IN
trains for New-YOrk ,,. -.
the arrival of The NJ and P. NJ trains Tom and meee inc
A NJ and p M trains for New-YOrk n,
Al Morristovn stages leave on the arrival OF inc a. "a
messenger trains FOR Hendham Chester, Schooleys Noun
tp Washington Belyidere ard Easton, daily, and moos
the P. NJ train for New-York- - % ~ ,..,.
Also Tor Bssking Ridge the arrival OF he X ID uza
returning morning, connecting Win mo A. ." 1S "
New-York ,h.,,
Passengers ere procure their tickets before Vel
seats In the cars Tickets will be received only on INC uay
when purchased The ares from each station where
Az. 40 "A viii he fec cents when paid IN he cars tnas
when paid FOR tickets al the severA ncket oncee
gers are 10 chow heir tckets 10 The eonouc'of
CURED.
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DEGULAR MAIL LINE between BOS-

ATON sHd NETWORK via sTONINGToN Ao1
PROVIDENCE-inlsEd route, without Ferry, change Of
cars or baggage! - ,
The steamers c. VANDERBILT. Capt joel Stone and
COMMODORE. Capt VIM IA. Frlzee, Ia connection
with me s,snngton ard rroy.denes and Boston and
Providence Railroads leaving NeW-YOrk daily Sundays
excepted rom Pier Mr. frs wharf above Battery place,
n O'Clock NJ and S'nEtngfoE ats " upon he AZ
rival = TIE Mai Tran from Boston
These steamers bu expressly FOR ne ro1ta andsTa
n every respect particularly adapted 70 DE aaVgauon 81
Tong Island sopd TIE accommodations for Passengers ars
sournodions ard -orrabs-he oecers capable and ex.
per'cucec
The route berg shortest and most direct setweea
soFton aud NewYork. passengers are enabled 70 Gnve
In ample one FOR fns morning lines ~ Steamboats, And
"a roads rauDIng b various points from nose cities
Thee VANDERBILT willleaye New orE on Tuesday,
f'bursdNs and Saturday Leave Stouington Monday,
W@dnssca, and srcay.
The COMMODOR : " cave New ors Mor58y, We'd
ussday and Friday Leave stonington Tuesday Thrsdsy
ara Saturday.
B-Passengers Oh the srrvs Of the seeamers 81 sor
ugton proceed Immediately in he splendid railroad carr
10 Providence snd Boston hae gage-masler accom-
penes each train 10 and nom Boston For passage
berhs sstrooms OF freight applications may be made V
ths Agents on he WhsTs and al he Office, 10 Sattsry'
pare OF
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TRAVELLING.


WINTER ARRANGEMENTS
Change Of Hours commencing Jan. g:
DAMAPO and PATERSON and PAT
lAERSON and HUDSON RIVER RAILROADS.
leave sunems Depotsi Leave New,York
*6t O'Clock A. M. Socock, 10 min An
10 O'Clock 50 min A. NJ So'cloch, PM
10 O'Clock, 80 min A. NJ. S O'Clock Is min r n
a O'Clock p III.
East SUNDAY TRAINS.
Eeaye Sudern's Depot at Leave New-YOrk at
*6I O'Clock A. H. s. O'clock Is min. 2 u
ron he arrival OF the Express train going East
PATERSON TRAINS.
Ieave Paterson At Leave New-Yorks al
7 O'clock A NJ Markets. ct O'Clock A NJ
6 O'clock AM Pain Depot I93 O'Clock A. NJ.
9 o'clock, A. H. Market ST. II O'Clock z. NJ
u IN Paterson Depot O'Clock P NJ
81 o'clock NJ. Patn Depoti kt O'Clock +. N
II O'Clock P. NJ Marketst
xeave Psterson nj leave New-YorkG
A. NJ. Market-st. s0eiock A
SAP. NJ Paterson Depot st O'Clock r N: -
The IS A. M and Is O'Clock p. trains nom rev
York will not stop any station north OF exeePs
Hohokus and win be in lime TO meet ne ere anA Aofn
ing and evening, going West at Suferns Depot
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD

HUDSON XIV En- RAILhOAD.--
IIWIETER ARRANGEMEET.-On and after Mon
day Dec 6 1850 the passenger ua1as VII run as follows
(S1ndsys excepted)
LEAVE NETWORK, GOING NORTH,
From the Office in Hudson-st near ChaIsbersSL
At9 Is A M-For passengers to PoughkeepSie stopping
At al the way stations ,
Atl2M-For freight and passengers to POughkeepae1
stopping at al way stations.
Ate p M-For Passengers TO Poughkeepsie stopping
q allthe way stations .
At p M-For Passengers 10 Poughkeepsle, stopping
al Mar haftanve Yonkers Hastings, Oobbs Ferry, Dear
man Tarytown Sing Sing Groton Peekski, Garrisons
Cold Spring Fishkn, New. Hamburger and Milton Ferry
At5P. M-For passengers 10 Peeksklu, Stopping a. az
wy LEAVE POUGHKEEPSIE, GOING SOUTH
ATT A. M-For New-YOrk Stopping AZ Milton Ferry,
New. Han ourgh Low Point FishEl, Cold Spring. Gar
rsons Peeksk Croton, SingSirf, Tarrytown, Dearman
DObbs Ferry, IOnkers and MaKhattanvile.
ASA M-For neigHr ana passengers 70 new ION
E.opping az all way stations on signal
AtlI 45A M.-For passengers 70 New YORK, stopping
nj New Ha1nbursh Eishk Cold Spring. Gar1sons, Peek
skill Sing-Sng, TG Et0wn, Dearman, Dobbs Ferry and
ASP. M-For New-YOrk, stopping Al all way stations
LEAVE PEEKsKILL FOR HEwYoRK-
AVA M-stoppng al all way stations on signal
Passengers will their convenience safety %
observing he following rules ls Give particular dree
ons 10 The baRgs where your baggage 70 Dc de-
hvered that he may mark accordingly, and thereby AVOID
mistakes and delays 3D. procure yoa tickets before enter
ing the cars; Sd do Aot stand on the platforms
die OLIVER h LEE Superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-09
Central Railroad OF New-Jersey.
NMTTNT TER ARRANGEMEN ISs-

"a Il i
w Commencing MONDAY, Nov. 4, lS5O-Tms hoSa
extends from ELIZABETHPoRTS IS miles 70 ne ntLn
HOUSE N j. reducing the staging between mo 'einiiUs
OF the Road and EAST0N to IS miles.
This ine leaves New-York by steamboat hed Jacksb
pier no North River, and connects with trains on me
New-Jesey Railroad which leaves NeW-Iofk nom 'oo'
OF Cortlandst ,,Y.
TRAINS UP-Leave New York by steamboat Red Jeea'
e. pier Ne North River at M. freight and a. M
passenger and by N J. Railroad, foot OF CoFAnd4I Az
Trains leave White House and following places for New
White House al 81 AM; freight at 81 AM Passenger
somerviue at AM Freight al AMI Passenger ct
bpm D..
Aenger al 2 25m Pm. -.
Psinied Al 81 AN; Freight al u AN; Passenger 81
Westhed al g. AN; Freight u AN; Passenger a
SPIN. ,., ,a,pu
Enzabethpou 81 AM; Freight al "a AMI fA-Seo-
ger al Pm. ,...aA a
uHin from New-York the White House 70 convey pa.
senpers 10 Eason WkesbaTe Bethlehem, Allentown $40
Manch Chunk Penn and to bennington, Lebanon CIntoa
Milford and Belvidere, NJ. a, ..
iyered into the actual possession OF he Agenu u NO
psny and checks or receipa given hereior. -