davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-25
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD

-
mediate places BY Railroad and Steamboat.
Tuo Daily L,neS through each pay.
On MONDAY july the road Will be opened ior travel
between Oakhill and Albany 49,. - 49, j.. -, 10
On and after this date. the Trains run as follows tSus-
LEAVE NEW YORK. GOING NORTH
From office, near Chambers-st.
At AM. for POUGHKEEPSIE, stopping at all the
At8AM. for ALBANY. stopping at ManhatanvlIe,
YOnkers, Dobbs Ferry 1anytown, Sing Sing, Peeksiil
(;arison's Cold Spring FshkIl. New Hamburger, Pouch
keepse thence by steamer ARMENIA to Oak Touch
at intermediate places the rver) where the trans
vii the passengers and land them in Albany at
A, 70, PM, for PoUGHKEEPsIE. freight tran)
Xt2IP Nj. for POUGHKEEPsIE, stopping at Manhat-
tanvllle One Hundred and Fny seoond-st, Yonkers
Hasu Dobbss Ferry, Deannan larrytown Sing Sing,
Point. New HamIurgh and Milton Fern. O.
At4P. nj. for ALBANY, stopping at Tarrytown sing
New Hamburgh and Poaghkeepsle and thence by steamer
to Oakhi and by Railroad to Albany at about lOt p Nj
At4lP. NJ for TARRYTowN only, stopI.ng at all way
At6P NJ. for PEEKsKILL, stopping at all way sta
tons -
At6t AM for NEW YORK, stopping at Milton Ferry,
New Hamburgh, Low Point, Flshkill, Cold Spring Gar
D,arn,,n Doths' Ferry Hastings Yonkers One Hundred
and Ffty-second ST and Nanhatanvllle. - .
At7AM for Freight and Passengers TO NEW YORK,
stopping at all WAY stations on signal
Al l6i A. NJ, for NETWORK (or ON arrival Of boat
nom Oakhll bringing passengers from Albany stoppns
Peekskin Boscobel. Sing Sing Taryto~n Dobbss Ferry
and Yonkers. arriving at New-York at Il NJ
AT 4P M. for NETWORK, stopping at all the way
Atop NJ. for NEW YORK. lor arrival Of boat from
OakhD stepping al the principal way stations and reach
IrAvE PEEKsKIIL FOR NETWORK,
At 81 A NJ, stopping at all Way Stations on signal
tfay, .dadSs At ali w SSE Sntan.
Passengers will procure tickets t+fore enterngt he eSV
OLIVER H. LEE Superintendent lS., :,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-25
NEW YORK and ERR, RAILROAD.
IET'ra,ns leave NEW YORK as follows from pier foot

4
Of Daane-st dads. lsunasTs excepi, y
INCOMING EXPRESS TRAIN az 5 A NJ. ioi Dan
yrk stopfng Only a. SUaeTus CsCsef, N1iei1V'. u d
yare NaroVshurgt. Harcock DeyaElt. Susanel4ana,
Bnghanp',u, Oweso. Wa7ery. EimiTa rang Hornet
vile AMI Oiean Ihs tram ccnnecs AZ )1a1NrA VII
.plendd steamers Of which leaves iredafty
on arnval of the ears, for Cleveland, direct arriving N
tUe take she Express Tram for Cincinnati Passengers
snv. G. the evening, and a. Rochester aud
Buffalo he night.
q MAIL TRAIN. al 8 4 NJ. VA PermOat, sopyng al
all the Stations. and arriving az Enua az 81 Pm TITS
at Eifa a.! nisht aud IOcee Is neI. NOM
ng a. o'clock. az DunklrS 10 the afternoon
3 WAY TRAIN al 3. p NJ, via PlermoE:, Otlsve, and
all Htermedla ate stations. ,,
WAY TRAIN at NJ, VIA Jersey City, fOr Otsvllle,
and all intermediate Stations
5 EVENING EXPRESS TRAIN, at PM, for Dun
kirk. stopping the Stations as the day Express
Tram. Except Hancock
THIS Tram connects Dunkrk With toe splendid steam
one Of which viii leave for DETROIT direct, on he
ARRIVAL of The ears and connect al Detroit with the Tx
press Trains on the MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAIL-
ROAD. for Chicago Milwaukee &c.
Passengers for Geneva Rochester and Bnfalo taxing
this Tram Geneva next msrnng and at Hoches-
and Buffalo advance of any other line.
TRAINS TO SEW-YoRk
!. MORNING EXPRESS TRAIN, leaves DonsIrs at
GA stopping al the Stations as gong west ana ar
irving New York the same evening. -
Q WAY TRAIN leaves Otsvllle al ct A M, stopping
a. all the Stations arriving IN NewYork at 10 TO-
3sMAIL TRAIN. leaves Dunklrk at 10 VI stopping
all the Stations, and IN ElmlTa at o r. NJ
4 MAIL TRAIN, leaves Geneva al A. NJ; and hlIhl-
at A NJ, stopping at all the Stations and arrives IN
( EVENING EXPRESS TRAIN. leaves DunSirk at
Goshen and arrives IN New York the next forenoon
FREIGHT TRAINS. leave from pier foot OF Dnsn.-sL.
al NJ for al Stations on the Road ana Tor hoch7f
is Gf CHARLES MINOT. Superintendent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-25
Spring and SIMMER ARRANGE

- MFNTS-NEW LINES for PHILADELPHIA va
CAMDEN AND AMBOY RAILROAD MORNING
LINZ leaves Pier No l. North RIVER foot OF battery place
DAILY SUNDAYS excepted at o'clock 4 NJ by the splen
did steamer JOHN POTTER, Capt John Simpson, for
South Amboy thence by the superior cars 81 me COMPANY
TO Camden reaching Philadelphia at l2i VI stopping NJ
Spottswood, West Prospect Plains Cranberry station
Hghtstown, Centerve, NewtewD, sand Hliis, Borden
town and Burlington
AFTERNOON LINE leaves daily Sundays e1cepted)
AZ NJ via South AmbOy TO Camden, arriving al Pma-
delpha at 81 stopping at Spo;tswoOd, West Hghts-
Bordontown Burlington Beverly Rancocas and Pal
myra Freehold and Monmouth passengers by either tram
fare 87t cents. 49,
Fare by either SO % Forward deck.-.-----s2 90
dinner and supper provided on board the steam
boat John Potter.
EMIGRANT LINE at 81 O'Clock, PM.-Passengers
leave by steamboat Transport Capt John Gould, daily
(sundays exoepted) at 81 O'Clock, NJ for South Amboy
proceed by Boenown. aud take steamboat 10 III IL
iINGTON aud arrive at Philadelphia next morning at
O'Clock. Fare 81 So
Fifty pounds Of baggage allowed each passenger TO be
carried the rsk of is hut nothing VIII be received
OF considered as baggage, except wearing apparel
m28 1 BLISS, Agent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-25
1,,ur british and NORTH AMER

yr,HE BRITISH and NORTH AMEN
icAN ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS n@.wees
-rru ynpK and LIVERPOOL. direct aho 1890
HooSToN and I,IvERPOOI~-The Boston shps only oAA
~, U.hf.I 20 land and receive mails anc D,sseiseis'
ARABIA. Capt -. thtrfD 10Y r T, n Ia.t
1T. = " y Tudkins MAGMA s,one
Ass..HHttca y shannon CANADA, W HarrnoR
CAMBRIA,t Lerch 49,,
r,s.. vessels carry clear shne hght al mas.-hs~@-
.,ssn on y srhoard bow. red on for' bow
p Or ssILlSe
.~rprCA shannon from BOSTON WEDNESDAY Jnhe %
1850 a some from y EW- YORK Weinesday. J1lJS
rrTp0ph Io-f from BOSTON HednasdiJ, July 9.
tSSpSC kv,ie froEn NEW YORK. "Wednesday. July IT,
Casi,, Insk M. from NEW YORK "wednesday. July 30
ssh uI9s usr,,sou from BOSTON "wednesday, Aug T.
AAiaCIgA shannon from NETWORK Wed Aug u
Eii!nropa ston. from BOSTON Wednesday. Aug. 70.
xxrEfc A Ryre from NEW-Y YORK, "Wednesday, A0g a.
z,NsDA on from BOSTON "wednesday. Sepf .
taafA iudknS from NETWORK. Wcdnesday Sept. ~,
Hpao..re IRON, New Y0r. BOstos, 70 Liverpool e<s
psbs no, secured until pad oT Frerh VIII be ei.fs-
a. sree heyond an amount for personal expenses An "
ptnenoed Surgeon On to.ud ,c,. s7s
An let ers and newspapers mus pass through '"' Wv
Once fofNsF~ u P~r Ct'yhRD Jr 80 Broadway
French German and crher Foreign OO9ns, a. ls a
hrongbt m common with British GOcGs lhi"Ns" ~
lnne are yIven ~ Hevre for New fOfs x,,aod IN .hs
~ Persons intending to take passY III ~ the 0a5ce
Ioya NAL ships requested -, ,hs shirS are
B Brossxgay before believing tie repof" ''A INC mvi9T
fuIl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-25
NOTICE lis HEREBY GIVEN. nc.

cording law. 70 all persons having claims AGAINST
ENOCH NJ MEAD late Of the city ni Rgo0kiyn. deceased
that they required ~ EXHIBIT the same with the vouch
thereof the subscriber R0 et Woe. n No 81 Cold
street the city Of NewNorN or before The FIRST day of
Decemter nelt-Dated May 23d. 1881.
ROBERT HOE. (,a.
uy9O law6mFs HARVEY MEAD. I 'U" ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-25
NOR BOSTON. via NEWPORT and

Il FALL RIvER-By the splendid and superior sc a n
ers EMPIRE STATE and BAY STATE, II great strrngtt
and speed particularly adapted - the navigation Of Long
Island SOUND running Connection with the Fall RIVER
and Old Colony RAJ road dslnce Of % miles 10 BostOn
on.y Leave per ; y T., near the Battery.
The steamer EMPIRE STATE. Capt BrsytJn. - TUES
DAYS, THU KSDAYS and SATU RDAlS. AZ ) NJ -
The steamer BAY STATE, Cart WIN Brown. on NON
DAYS WEDNESDAYS aud FkID iYS, II p VI.
Teis Ire the only that dire for Newport
These fitted with cJr.lpieS stlte-s IONS
and .vey g.fneut a. fe ~ ani csl - l 'ls-
sengcrs who are anofdei ~ tbs rp1te ret ~
board aud 90 arrva Fall RIVER pr cced -sr Raloaf
reaching Boston ear ths f,lpvUg moaning raa o. II
Oh toard getting thor tr-asf-,t WISHED FIR. lnl e
cock NJ .vh n reaches B1sol : qua-ter nei1r-
O'Clock. \ NJ
hlgsa-e master e attached = each s.elre-. who -
ceIvee ard Ic.efs re baggage. and m The 's
20 = destination.
Tie ra'es f.r page and the puos Of s.a,e-r00s the
sane IS by other lines.
A steamer runs n coAa.ctioR this and nom
Providence Is. &c, = sundays
Fare NewTnTS through d Prpvfd@ace, Fall hlVe'
or NeNp,it, g. - New Bedford. IL ? > %
Elf 10 Eos. taken - tie - ~ ths
other regular Ines. and fTW arled with great EXPEDITION ~
Express FREIGHT Tram which Leaves Fail River eFeii
morning rs ndlvs eIceuted) al ocl0ck FOR Boston and
New Bedford arriving IS destination al ~ a0ouf II
An ~,
For f-elgh: apply board the o:ce on PER X
For rooms nerths apply board. OF Il desired
10 secure them ahead. application may be made 10 -
jelOy TISDALE K BORDEN, AGENTS. 70 and II "es'-s'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-25
MURDga.-The foIla

Tgy GLASGOW MCRDER-The following
are the particulars of the murder oil hr was. Ken
Chlles at Glasgow, Mo, as nearly as we nave oee"
able TO obtain them. u.S Al
On the evening OF the i-th last, man n Ame.
fred Rose from Bfunswick who had oeen or .n.
,p,oricafed throughout the day. became fAtn-s a.
nn,n. ard MAS p, out Of doors by grocery sespe,.
Prom he oeey he went 70 Nh chess ho; ely sssfs
his conduct compelled M c. also 70 sIpss omsn,.
some slight violence Roe pan ,ss 10 his h1nd re-
in the street. and witn srse .ittina in front Of the
bouse spS suddenly plunged INTO bus HsS5
the heart Mr. Ches .pf.ng up sns.sm ran a on
a dead man - tbe ryer, and falling m, was
the steep Da1a ;, minnles Mr. c. died on the fol-
Iow,ps morning, Leaving "lie ana SIX ennIen
he was 0''' (st. Louis Intel, 18th
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-25
lACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP Co

u The onl, tArough Line for CALIFORNIA and ORE
Con. via CHAGRE>. DTect.-Fsre keduced-On MON
DAY, Jay So SPIN the splendid double engine steam
shp OHIO, SeoQ tuns burden Capt. Efnday >cheaek,
nander vii ssl Gu MONDAY, July IS al o'clock = NJ
precise ~ ron her pier the Os of Warren St. North
k,er, wIh the Government Mails for Chagres CONNECTING
Snh The fSNcnie United States Mad Steamship NORTH
EhNfk 10 leave Panama or about the 18th OF August
nes nesht passage apply and IS South al IN
weea-st eVrnsr II Warren Ul3t4s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-25
NOTICE-Public no

4 ORPORA1lON NJ " E.-fuDllc no.
tce rs hereby gwen that Petition has been present
ed IN the Board Of Aldermen and referred 20 the Commit
tee on Sewers for "A SEWER ON RUTGERS-STREET,
from Henry 10 Madison street All persons Interested IN
the above having objections thereto. requested u pre-
sen, the same writing satng their extent Of interest and
place Of business residence 10 the undersigned NJ the
Office of the Croton Aqueduct Department, or before
August "a BY order VI the Committee on Sewers,
ALEX +. DODGE, Sewer CLERK.
New-york Jnly 22 1851 Jy23 lots
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-25
DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP Co

= ONLY through ine-rare reduced On SATURDAY,
July etth ats o'clock p the splendid double engine
- nship ChERoKEE, 1900 tons burden. HENRY WIN
ESor'nsnder, MI sail precisely al o'clock, p. VI from
s per at the foot Of Warren street With the Gov
"snsnt Mails. direct for Havana and Chagres
hrsres passengers transferred 81 Havana g. the splendid
s,Seie-engine steamship FALCON.
vS Snrseting with the regular Mail Steamer NORTH
IN 10 sail from Panama or about the ash Aug
Isssee, Apply al The ofkce, 81 South street, o. Il III
ynAH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-25
uyUF NEW YORK and LlVERPOOL
II rrxrrrD sT ATES MAIL STEAMEhS-lne sI'ps
PACIFIC, Capt. Nye,

comprising this bne are tho pACIyIC Cant Cve,
AILAhIl, cays, W." BALTIC, Capt. Comstock,
AsCii'' '@p' tiDRIATIC, Capt Grafton f.
Thess ships have been ba by NJ then con-
s,S "a also M their Engines, 20 insure strength ahe
,n.ed and Their accommodations for PASSENGERS are IN
1870 e., elseanc. or comfort. Price Of passage H0in
New YORK 20 Liverpool sJ30; exclusive use OF
rate rooms ssz5 from liverpool 10 New rork - an
Surgeon attached to each ship NO perth ch
sssecYred until pad for The owners OF these SHIPS VII
ns he accountable for gold silver bullion specie Jewe,y
stones or metals unless bills OF ading are signeo
Es,efor and the value thereof therein expressed
Ht'riDi' r,GIlClSIIA IL SAIIING
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-25
MAIL LINE via Stoning-

4 ION for BOSTON. PROVIDENCE, NEW-BED-
FORD. TAUNTON AID NEWPORT craving the gisSs
Eastern United States Mall without change Of cars or de-
teEil0n- The steamer {. VANDERBILT, CAPS Joei
Stone and Commodore Cart ". X Frazce IN connection
sih the sonngton and Providence and Boston and Prov
idence Railroads leaving NewYOrA daily. tSunJays eK-
certed from per No N first wharf above Batte-
place At o'clock NJ and Sronngton at 81 o'clock VI,
arrival Of the mail tram which leaves Soston a. =
PM.
These unsurpassed for strength, sae'y,
speed comfort and elegance The officers experiences
and attentive.
The natural advantages Of this
other beng shorter and direct the tp more pleas
a. " and expeditousy performed while passengers
always RELY upon reaching Their destination advance OF
those by either Of the other routes
The COMMODORE, from New York-Si onday. W ednes-
d4y anu riday
From Sfonrngton-Iuesday, Thursday and Saturday
The VANDERBILT. from ke~-forS-Tuesis,
Thursday and Saturday.
FroH Stoning- on-N Monday Wednesday and Friday.
NB-PaSsengers ARRIVAL AT Stnlstln proceed innie
datelv Providence and Boston or if
fered remain board The steamer and IS nda etcetcb
take the Accommodation Tram from S'onington az VI
which connects at Providence with he II III IrhR ia
Boston
Baggage Master accompanies the Steamer and Tran
through each way. ., -, -
Newport passengers leave Providence a VI daily eS-
cent SUNDAYS New Bedford and Taunton passenge pro-
coed Immediately the arrival OF the Mail Tram al Mans
field
For passage berhs state rooms or freight Application
taryrlace ie21
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-25
NOTICE-Public no.

~ tee !. hereby gwen 10 the owner or owners, oc-
cupant or Ofa Houses and Lots improved or UNI
IMPROVED Lands affected thereby that the following As
sessnepts have been completed by the Assessors, and
are lodged IN the Office Of the Bureau Of Assessments
fGg eYamIsaton by all persons interested VIZ tor
BUILDING A SEWER II DUANE, CHAPEL. THO VI
AS HUDSON and JAY STREETS, from Broad"ay 70
the Hudson River The limits embraced ~ suca
include all the several Houses and Lots OF Ground va
can't Lots pieces and parcels Of Land situated on pot
sides Of Duane stree, between broadway and ChapeI
streets on the eastery side Of Chapel street between
Rcae and Thomas streets and the westerly SIDE De-
tween Duane and Anthony streets on both SIDES OF Iho
treet between Chapel and Hudson streets on the east
ery de " Hudson street between Duane and Antnony
streets and on the westerly side between Duane and ar
rson streets Cd both sides Of Jay between hudson
and West streets both SIDES Of staple trsen-
street Mashng street, and easerly SIDE EST
street Duane and Harrison streets on DON ae
~ srolue street the nOrthery SIDE OF duane street
between Hudson and Chapel streets on the ngrthef sds
~ street between IL oadUay and Chapel street on
hosh sldes of Churchstreet between keade and IhDas
teeis and On the westerly side Of broadway between
Peade and ANTHONY streets All persons whose interests
arc affected BIZ the above named Assessments, ana N
ave ooa g. the same either Of them are reqnesteo
10 present Their econ wrimg 70 the unaersigne az
heir Office No Hall Of Records within thIrty days rom
The date OF thus notice Office, Bureau VI Assesslnehs
street Deuartuent July q. 1851
S'''' SAMUEL r. DE MOTT, !
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors.
va it ISAAC WM SMITH,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-25
r5- The Lake SuperiOr Journal advocates

n The Lake Superior J0urndl advocaVoo
the proect OF constructing railroad from Lske supe
,o,fo lake Michigan. The distance from the bay oil
Noauet, on Lake Michigan, TO Carp River. On Lake
superios Is fifty miles, and level county lntsI.
yenes. This project is designed 70 benest " ncn
mines. The copper ore viii always %. se c sn
sault, because the cost OF Transporting 70 cAp
River would be about equal 10 that OF onnsi'e !"
he portage.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-25
II :. MAIL STEAMSHIP COMANY.
I For NEW .ORLEANS direct. via HAVANA.

Fare reduced
On SATURDAY. July 26, at 3o'clock the splendid Steam
sAp CHEROKEE. l.9eO tuns burden, NY. WlNDLE,
Commander VIII sail on SATV RDAI, July 70 at precisely
socock from her pler at the foot of Warren 81,
X, with III. Government Mails direct for HAVANA and
kiW OIL
ChagIes passengers fr New Orleans transferred at Na
vara g. the splendid double engine steamship FALCON.
Freight taken 10 New Orleans at 3Oc per foot
Srecis only taken on fe,eht 10 Havana
No hills of lading Will be signed AFTER the steamer has
sailed
Toy freight passage apply 20 the Office Of the Compa-
VIA tssth M O ROBERTS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-25

q New YoYs Cornelius 7. Nlr B.lnkenS-fsn ard
Hrsch Hcmemann arans, Lcoqod illrz 5 lmaonSf' 4
Hcrcf oeu-al- coltrlct-Iu LEOPOLD itiitL louarc
hereby moued and lue go answer thc comqle9t n
ths action o. which c'pg aerc~lth served UPON y1a
ana T. serve copy 81 yunI 60 The sad c2uqa ~ on
the subscribers q the City of NeHNorS. within twenty
Gays after The service eelf oNc usye of the DAY ~ slch
str'cc and sou Il 20 answer he Sad mp ANT within
the tlue aforesaid The p.ln,ias ths acton viii take
uG-B eni against you ug the SUE. OF three hundred tnd
eight dollars add seventy five cents with interest from the
eighteenth Cav u Nav, thousand eight hundred aud
trycne besides the costs Of this aci-onDaed New-NorS
May 18th. 1881
And further notified that the complaint m ,h ac
fled the once Of the Cie-s Il this Court 4. TIE
Cry Hall tie Cry # New orS. the ltth day OF Ju
", 1851 Dated Jufy y b. 1851
STORRS y SEDGWICK, plaintiffs AtorneyS; .
ivfS taW6wF SM1-st., y Y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-25
NOTICE-Public no.

tce Is hereby gwen 10 the owners, occupant
or occupants of all Houses and Lots improved or unim
proved Lands affected thereby that the following ASSESS
mets have been y the Assessors ana lodged
m the office of the Bureau for etamnaon
b. all persons Interested, VIZ For BUILDING SEW
ing Al Cr,ss street To The limits embraced
hy such Assessment include all the several Houses and
Lots of Ground vacant Lots pieces and parcels of Land
situated on both sides Orange between Cross and
Walker streets the nouh,ry SIDE OF Cross street ana
both sides Of Bayard and Walker streets between Orange
and MuherTy streets the westerly side OF Mulberry
street between Bayafd and Hester streets and on the
easery side If Orange between Walker and Hester
streets All persons whose interests affected by the
above named Assessments and who opposed to the
same or either of them requested 10 present their OBJ
ections IN writing the undersigned at their Office No
Hall of Records within thirty days from the date OF this
notice. Office Bureau vi Assessments street Depart
lnent, July 23J, 1851
FRANCIS NICHOLSON Assessors.
IVA ln ISAAC VIM SMITH,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-25
NEW-YORk and EW-ORLEANS

q v uOubIo-
sngine steamships UNION 1900 burden Capt + S.
Bndd WINFIELD SCOTT, 2.lOQ tuIs burden, Capt Kin
ne, Couila Il, compose this hne and will leave NEW
YOkk anu NkW ORLEANS Oh the lst and 18th OF each
mouth AT o'clock the afternoon, except when those
dates fall IN Sunday when the ships vii leave Monday
hour
The WINFIELD SCOTT Will leave New-York the
ts Of every m"ush and the UNION the 18Th of every
month Tor New Orleans
These sh~ have been built Win great and cost and
Nc sk OF expense spared 10 secure strength speed and
comfort They N ever first class sea steamer
Dor neehl OF pssssse agil. a. follows For STEAMSHIP,
reJ steamer Winfield Scott, 70
DAVIS BROOKS CO. rs Beaver-ss
IN order To- meet the wishes of shippers the propretox Of
this line have decided reduce The rate ~ -,,rht or
measurement xce<s 10 30 per cube foot myslrf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-25
'0'' Pr Proposed DATES OF SAILING.
IRON IIEERPOOL

Fer freight OF passage apply 70 EDWARDK COLLINS,
"a W sll-st New York BROWN, SIMPLIFY co. Law
srpool: T. G ROBERTS CO.. 10 Kings Arms Yard,
London Boulevard Montmartre, Pans
IneT the st of April the rate Of freight ny the
.hara LIyerpool will be materially reduced
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-25
CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW

~ JFRSFY-Summer Arrangements Commencing
MONDAY March 81 l83l.-Ths Road extends from
EIIZABFTHPOkT IS miles to the WHITE HOUSE,
j. reducing the staging between the terminus OF the
Road and EASTON To d miles
THIS line leaves New York by steamboat Red jacket per
No North River and connect with trans the New
Jersey Railroad, which leaves New ON ir" o Oh Cor
land-st
TRAINS UP-Ieave New-YorS by steamboat Red Jack
ct pler No North River, AT A. NJ passenger: 7 NJ
r. lcht and NJ passenger and by J Railroad, foot
OF Cortland st, al A Nj and and u = VI; A.,
Trains leave White House and following places ior New
York follows ~ ~
White House at ,! A NJ; Freight at $40 A NJ Passen-
Somerve at 30 A NJ Freight at O5 A M Passenger
a2O5PM .
Bound Brook at 50 A NJ Freight at 6 Is A. NJ; Pas
sengeT al Is NJ ~,
Pianfeld at % A. M; Freight at Is A NJ Passenger
Wes,feld at 50 NJ; Freight at 50 A NJ Passenger
EIzabegltown at I3A Nj; Freight at 10 30 NJ; Pas
senLer at 3 l3 L. NJ ~ N
Thzabethport at 80 A N; Freight at 10 IS A M Pas
senger AZ 3 81 =. Di 49, -.
SomeUlle for Pespack Lesser Roads and pucAs-
STAGES will be in readiness the arrival Of the NJ
tram from New York the White House to convey ssen-
gers EaSt0n. WkesbarTe, Bethlehem, Allentown ana
Mauch Chunk Penn and TO CDnton Flemngi on Lebanon,
Milford and BelyideTe. NJ. !,
NB-AI BAGGAGE az the nsk of the owners until de-
yered into actual of the Agents OF the Com
pany and checks or receipts gwen therefor ms VI
NEW ROUTE TO SCHooLEY's MOUNTAIN. via the Cen
tra Railroad uf acknowledgements from New OK
fr the Mountain Will leave NewYork daily tSundays et
cepted al O'Clock A NJ either from Pier No North
RIVER steamboat Red Jacket OF from fct OF Cotland-
ST. via New jersey Railroad to Elizabeth Town. where
connection formed with the Central Railroad y the
White House thence by coaches Ia miles, ~ the NOUN
,sin arriving IN tim, 10 dine e30 CIV
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-25

i Houstonic and Naugatuck Railroad. Fare 70 Bridge.
port IS cents The steamer ALICE, Capt. C. Weeks VIII
leave pier IS, foot Of Liberty s., r. every IOtS-
NJ and SATURDAY at 12l. NJ, arriving IN season for
the trains on the Housatonc Naugatuok and New Haven
Railroads Freight tax al reduced rates Apply on board
N ~ tie office the uleT. VIZ I'M