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THr sIAvrsr E.cI1rxKs1.-7Ne Mebile Merenry

The SLAVERY ExcIIEMKsr.-1Re Mobile Mercury
Of the 23d sayss
went up the railroad the other day. They didn't get
aboard at Mobile, but some where up in the pnsy
woods country 1t is not necessary to mention the par
ticular place. There twenty-five OF them, aPps-
renty all of the pure, unaduterated Afriau stock.
Their defamation is unknown. They may have been
bound for Enterprise, to supply demand which ex-
listed in that market some while ago for fuubloodsd
African saves per advertisement of sundry gentle
men up there Offering TO buy such at cer,sn price.
They were in charge Of one who knows how to buy
and eel negroes. South Carolina paper says il was
all hoax about the Clotdes bringing l03 Africans
into Mobile Bay. Who has eeen en-. Inc Co'ide wa
Or does she lie in the deepbosom Of the ocean buried
We have an idea that her rigging and all portable
things Of value were saved, whether she went down
or burned up"
Reesrdipr the latest reported slaver, The Ne,cOr-
leans Picayune of the 9th remarks that 1t is BE-
eved that the SLAYER lately burned off the coast Of
Cuba, hose were few days since brought into
Key West, was the bark Sulians, Capt DO ~en which
cleared at New-York the 18th Of January, for Bio
Zare and market. She was sold in December, 1859,
for SIS O00 to foreign firm In NewYork, for account
of Havana house. She was fitted out Vt the
foot Of Fourth street, East River II Is said thar she
landed some 200 to 300 negroes In Cuba before shs
A Congo Club" being in favor of reopening the
saversde, has been organized at Port Gibson, Misc.
T. G. Humphreys has been elected President, and Ra
"In various parts of the South the excitement no
garding suppc sed Abotonists and their plos against
the peace Of the community s revvng. On tho ID Of
july The Brennan Texas Enquirer states that three
men, Clock SEN, his son. and Perkins his son in-aw.
arrested in Chapel Hill, and brOaghs before .
public meeting, on charge of being Abo;tionsts. A
Con n.e Of twelve was appointed to lnvssags: the
aocused had repeatedly ssd they were AboI ionists
that there were tire; thousand Abo!donists 10 the
State; that in the years the Repubi ans would lie
The aes ased were ordered to leave the Safe.
A company Of men, 90 The Mobile Mercury states,
were detected in tampsring with the slaves At work
on railroad in course of construction near verone-
The leader of the company seized, and after trial,
had thirty ashes given him by the negro who in-
formed SO anst him.
TRe Fort Smitk (Ark.) Times has the following
paragraph: The Cberokees, we learn are in arms II
is said Evan Jones the Aboltonist sud son. have en-
listed 500 full boods for raid. We hear that re-
QUESTION will be made upon the State of Arkansas to
aid in quelliDg the instruction II reQuisition is
made upon the Choctaws and Chckassws, il will be
sponded to very promptly by the young men of ths
nations.
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6onse-fnrnishing GOODS.
ERENCHs CONICAL WASHING -MACHIN
EVIDENCE IN Favor.


LApIHs Uyroy AID socIKrr-Prom the 10Th snnveary Of
this Society held June Nibo Garden $SiS have been
receivea Ia expenses $500 Frenchs Conic Washing
Machine also donated which has since been thoroughly
tested ia the Laundry CT the inotion t2d Its utility,
and economy to be wei worthy oil recon-.
menSstion Advocate and Journal w. Al. ~
Mr. a. L. STuART-DesI Sir: feel my duty TO the world
say this much about Frenchs Contest Washing Ma
chine vhcb my family in the first time this week
and all that recommended We lad another 10 the
house which highly etteemed viii nov be laid aside
work with 1t early Monday orning af or having been
but slightly told how work and she declares Il perfect
She do the washing next week before the
breakfast hour without least trouble and better than
clusve, but find the womeniok" are all well satisfied
-. 49, Yours, &C., s0LON ROBINSON.
N. Y. TRiBUSS OYrIcg July 20, 1850.
East 3sD-sr., NAv.YoKK June 4, 1850.
Messrs. p R. FRENCH Gentlemen: have made thor
ough trial Cocs Wsshlng Machine all kinds OF
chss end have found TO DO perfectly adopted 70 It, work
My gs delighted with It. and Gays she can ssh In quarter
Of the TIM and vi much lees trouble and effort thsn used 70
be reqaea w,a washing by hand have tested I; With an
Coaicsi Washing Machine Esy household bie<ns and win
relieve washing day oil its most ageeabs and burdensome
s simplicity makes easy be understo.l and used with
out any previous .ianing Mrs II. L. STUART.
FRENCHS HOTEL,
and the Depot, No 4ls Broadway corner Of Csnsist.
PRICE, ONLY TIN DOLLARS.
BThe undersigned propfistors prepared 10
sauze Agencies for the sale Of these Machines In az OF
ecuntry and TO supply any AGENTS wanted In
~ s ps,1 fo Of s1 eiroaa .s' PAR FRENCH
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UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS OPFICE-Ars L.
Befors Commtsuoner NEWTON.
THE HAIGHT PERJURY CASH.
The examination of VIM. ID. Haigm charged with
perjury In the De Costa case ID O'Clock today
The cid produce testimony and By
consent Commissioner reduced the bail 70 $40 The
eel fo the defendant Of several gntseu
friends of the defendant likely 70 become his ball
Ln0sARD.
DECISIONS.
Dexter B. Braon ct al. agt. Henry j. Kener.-
denied Ten dolas costs 10 plaintiff TO abide sysst
Joel Melick sg. Charles Knox OF aL-Motioo
granted Ten dollars defendants 10 abide event
SUPERIOR COURr-GnsnsAL Tssx AGO. L-Bsfors Il
= the Justices
DECISION.
Abraham Van Wrinkle agt. The Adams Express
Company.-Judgment reversed; costs to abide cvens
SUPERIOR COURT-srsclAL TnRs-Are Before Jusssos
MORTGAGE on PROPERTY PrRcHAsED BIT THE CRY.
Miriam Sherwood al. The Mayer. &c
The Commissioners appointed by the supreme Court
land required for the reservoir awarded TIE vsine
two lets Of the fee without providing for mort
gage lots given part OF the purchase money:
Ths mortgage but the Commissioners had ecas
Of It. did the metsase~ know q The g.
The required BY Law pub,hed AID posted % soe
ComInissiones On the confirmation Of The report the Ce'
ton paid award The to whom the award was mad
The oQseee brought this action 10 the amount Of ths
mortgage The lodge delivered opinion hedins that the
mortgage could rot recover and he ordered the %
disuissed with coses.
j. T. Hoffman Cor plaintiff; Henry Il. AndsnOa for detcsA
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feaal Notices.

cUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF
- NEW yCRK-Richard Bulwinkis and Mary Buliwtnkls,
bic wife pantiss Against Ann G. kyke. Benjsma Hes.
Bulw inkie and julia his wifr Henry Buiwinkis, md
Mary H. Bulwntie his wife, def-ndant.-Su Tmons.
To the defendants above ed-You hereby Summoned
required the plant in til. sct which wo
filed office Of the Clerk Of the City and County OF Ne~
York on the sixth day of April 1850 and Of which copy
he-v M served upon sod 70 serve COPY OF your s 80
70 TIE said compsns ths subscribers at their ocs No ia
Broadway In the city NewYork within tweuty days ser
the service hereof exclusive Of the day Of such sert ssdh
YOU FAIL to answer the said complaint within the time Acre
said plaintiffs IN this action win apply TO the Court for tho
relief demanded In the compainA
Dated New Y on, spin 9th 1862 -
jy.1s lswswr Plaintiff Aaorneyxy
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6ouses to fet.

CTORE to LET-No. % Spruce-st. Also
~ WORKSHOPS in the rear. Apply 10 the Once Of the
type loundery Of r. CohrELioO.
VINO LET WITH STEAM POWER-The whole
or portions Of handsome brick BUILDING. being
erected the substantial the OF Bank aud
Wots being 60 feet Bank and a2 feet West stories
txb, with power 10 the extent Of 100 horses
For particular sppy 70 0UIAh HOOK. No Parkplace
or n p SCHUREMAN, at tho Office Of the Nsw-York Plain
ing MI. No 1H Bsnk-st, corner Of Wet.
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NEw-YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD.
~ 81 - RARR q ALBANY. a :.
IQC0 THE PENNSYLVANIA 1870
lCOUCEHfRAL RAILRoAD. 1COO


PIE capacity Of tbs Rod e9ul % any N ~ soy.
THE GREAT SHORT LINE 10 THE VII
C6cs No Assss House, corner q vessy4.
ss.s. for ths tr.nporssos q r:sssnssn = saA ,o, g
1sans and III other towns In the West He.ehwes Nd 3ek
vvst ere unsurpassed for speed and comfort b. y rsu
Through trsins for the Wes tlesye NewYok oos Com
andtA S-Mornins Express, ~ N EvsninGEprss% go
Sleeping and smoking cars On al trains
Bsss swsys lev. nd Vie ums - quick - ~ ~ sAs
route.
~ hi Rrs&ghAs u n descriptions - erwsee1
ana om any point Railroads Of Ohs Ksaacky fn1A
IIinois Wisconsin, Isws o. Hssooh, By kAlLk0AQ N
RECT 10 any port The uavigabls hvs0 q hs Wa ~
peausrs from PltAsourVh
Ts mites Of Yists md fsn sny psns Il ~ wsa y ~
Pspusyysna Rsiosd u ~ times fsvorbls oh1
Sy othsr Rdlrosd Companies Msschsn saA shiepsn ts
hs he hsnspo.so II their fregstto ts csnSsy - ~
rlth oonAdeace on its speedy ransat
Thjs Company also osintains IN Imagst Aoosnsas4oe
comfortable mode Conveyance It snshad the 6rstess
m j L. ELLIOTT Passenger Agent No. AStos Hossa
LKECH Co, Freight Assnts5
No Astor House, snd No South -WllnADA
MCDONALD BIsCHoSS, En'Esns AAss.ss
rHOMAs l. SCOTT. 0e.sul supr Altoona Pa
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6otels.


BOARD ON BROOKLYN HEIGHTS.-Pleas-
I'D cat Rooms Dr. ADAMSS No 50 and SIS
Columbia Parties looking for cool and healthy place for the
Sugne viii s it 10 hek advantage TO call Three minutes
from Fulton Ferry
BOARD on BROOKLYN HIGHTS.-Gentle
ID be acc ,n,mOoated with BOARD at No "a Gran
berry-e Of Willcwt, block fom Columbia and
oonysaieIs " al aud Fulton PeusA Modem improvements
in the bouse
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THE CUNARD LINE.

hb SONAhO LINE,
ssfss Hs sSsYh sSs s.
sTSA Cart Ands.oa 1TSTRILAsIANss C. csgt Hs'ai''
'oh I lns o assny md essssa ..ss%s
WIN ss from . LfvyaSooL ever .sssn..s
THURSDAY calling .. QUEENSTOWN 10 land pa''eas'ss
md d!,Rstche' .rb.r.d.,. AUG o.
kUSTRALASLAE. nnusdAy aug =. -
Rate. Of Psss:ss to oaeens.o~n or Mvsrpool'
Csbtr...,..................... .'''"''''''''''"~1
s.fs return tickets. .1,,ois for dix monh' from Liver
P.s.ons ri.hrs to send M e friend. o.n obi in c'rh''''
ofp;:sse e tn. ..s.Isss a. w. W.. ra sp
From Corr 70 New York. ..,..'..'-'''"'.'''''
An eIperisure I'd Surgeon on board
For ''''''' f'' Sso ;Bf Askr1k 4, EI$1oG
Freight and Cabin '', ss .ssS T.. s.~.. Green
T7HE steamer GREAT EASTERN. JOHN
WE HALF Ssy d aG Mf SsEAr kAs
ERIN win ssl for The sboys ports THURSDAY. Aagn:s
From Milford Haven Tiers railroad connection With 81
g c s b. r. 1ss az the a, .hS
Milford Haven % Passengers to London and the North
Fiat e. Passengers only Win Do taken sad tbs price fixed
limited number Of drstci.s passengers VIII sso Be tatss
from Me-, York to HaI 4 shi,sI II M INA
TINE NORTH GERMAN LIOYDS Steamship
i BREMEN H wEssnLs Commander carrying the u 8
Nall viii positively sail on
SATURDAY. Ans. I, u IL o'clock
BREMEN VIA SOUTHAMPTON,
LONDON HAyRs sS5nfMaSsr 70 and BREMEN
At the following rstes:
First cabin s1Oo; second cabin, $50, STORAGE, e1
0ELPCKE, ktUTSEN REICHELT.
- No 50 Broadway.
DORTLAND and WHITE MOUNTAINS. -Ths
il drys-cass and hvohe steamships
CHESAPEAKE Capt sidasy Crsvsli. md
PATAPSCO, Capt I'd K. Vail
vf form ssm weekly line 10 Portland leaving PIER N h
svery WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY. &pm
Passage and fare, including Tateroom. s.
TIM r The moot direct route betwee0 New
Yot and the White Mountains Wis Long Island snd Vineyard
sounds Portland and Grand Trunk Railway to 0oshans
1bioh a ONLY sx miles from the Glen House. Apply H
II. B. CROMWELL L Co,
Nos IS West e. sad S5s Broadway
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD for albany

III and TROY, oounsctins train. NORTH and WEST.
Station ss fos-: through Express Train, and Il .sd
sp y, albany Mail ga m sleepiny Ca, Train, go n
lb and p for Psushksepsis. lab and 80 p ~: fs
fArytown, s:Ss and bts Tor Peek.kin $50 m FroD
Enisunt Sis fs.sengers taken q. Chambers Canal
Christopher and slH ST. Trains Tor New York leave Troy
as Sunday ncluded and s:sS and 1910 and 8&s and
sos sandsys nOludsd and sss and Albany about bali
An houhateS A. y. SMITH, Superintendent
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8aies bp 1uftion.

ARGE SALE of THOROUGH-BREDT ROr-
/ 4 TING and other HORSES 4 WOODBURN FARM
On WEDNESDAY the nd dav August viii sell at PuSnc
sr betw and 81 heed Of thorough bred Gottns arc osa
Hosuas Of Is thorough bred Mares the sso
number trope Mares and the balance young 'sock Of oo
sor Catalogues of stock ready for distribution ons uontn pfs
yous TO he asy sale and then be had on
Mr. d. LEvIGENT the subscriber. X AiTChIyyuN A.
WANDER Spring Station on Lekins'n And rf'"h"'
Railrosa~
u c. huxley, Auctioneer, will SELL on
l WEDNESDAY AugustB. at O'clock, On the premises,
By order Of Thomas Thear es, Executor the homesssa
situated Rye westchs,sl Counsy quarter o. 's
into plots varying IA size TO acres aud x be .oid
as d,iiA The mansion house Il large two ssoy ana s'tc
frame bng well situated aud handso ely shades Tne prop
e, "a the ine vicinity Of three charhes and Oh tse
elegant country costs Messi KiSsud, Van snss-asf
Cromwell others, and offers rare opportunity iar pns
wishing purchase elegant sites Tor rrsiooes S POI you"
Maps At the Aucioneer's Office, No. % wals' Jsoacty
Court rr,.|. ntr
DECEIVERs SALE of PERSONAL PROP
IL ERTY-A C TUT TIE, Anctoaser. Notice l. here
by dye, that the subscriber. Receiver Of the Hoo.
dicl H'd.on Fire Insurance Co%Rsny WI s H,,s
No IA Brosdwsy In the City Of New,Yorh on tas eo
day Of A,Et neIt 10 O'Clock that d,y the t9low
ing desared personal propuy which sale TO Dc ents o
~Dh We large iron S.is, Carpet Floor Oh cloth ir N
Rsilius nd Counter Mats o.k Desks 10 ihksnd' rs
Jars Gaze Of Surveyors In.trument: Rusts he Wssr
Cooler Table Letter Press St,nd and W.srholdes SPIT
toops Cbsis revolving Arm Chsis revolving
Hiah Stool complete ct Of nsusncs Books large qasnty
o printed Rlspks aud printed Enveops City Directories
Istsd july a. 1860. SAM'L WiLKES0S. Receiver
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YARNS WANTED in the vicinity OF New-YOrk
Il BY CHICHfRING Co., Real Estate and General
Aseosy- No. Is Wsna NY.
7 OFFS. WANTED--For about g months, on or
1/rsT Wsher-st between broadway and West Broadway
Or sisge srood Floor Basement would be taken II the
reasonable. Apply 70 GEO. A LEAVfTT & Co.,
Book Aucti Aeers, 10. "a Ws.ke.-t.
CCHOOL-ROOM WANTED. Wanted, in some
~ considerable town inNewyepey New York Pennsyl.
vsba, or In Chicago spaci~is SCHOOL ROOM, with Yard
schsd Application Stating t,9t aid ali particulars to NJ X,
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Orean 1teamers, sc.


WEEKLY COMMUNICATION By STEAM
9UEENsTOwN Ireland 70 Land and embark passengers and
g.; s;:Si roo s .: s'
70 ssn =; fouevs:
: yxoS Nrv.ioIK voK LIVERPOOL
CITY OF BALTIAORE........s ATTRDAY, Julyss
siSS 81 w1siHaiissiSiiTio;S;::: ~
And every Saturday ov we ysa nom fs' NO ~
Csbin-Ts Qasensown Liverpool. ............."sB
ssssns-T To Queenstown or Liverpool.
s:sslsss return siciss: :vi: for d. month. from Liver
fssn;:i 70 HAVE. fI Hamburg B,s1su nd
oerssssss q ps:.ss Issued from Liverpool New Yo o.
These steamers have Superior for Passengers
a,s Constructed with vsssrshs cOmp.rnsn.s sAa
T5s f..s sgpE :, The sas. Ii; ycs~P.ay
5:sss 3: VIZ w INN mn NJ EsT; D ssss
ITO IRELAND, ENGLAND and SCOTLAND,
i by stesm via Gslwsy.-Ths ATLANTIC ROYAL NAIL
STEAM hAvlGATIoN COMPANIES No" aud magnificent
=, law. 40. Es sscrl n,.I tss. o. North Moore.
TUESDAY Aus iot Galway touching = st. John. r
, a' s n Rr.
foot Of BsschH BY the Compnyh powerful screw
PRINCE ALBERT, 1000 suns burden
Both Of the above ships have magnificent
By .;s % ~. h.: Sss s
an, Of the principal cities In Greas Britain Ireland
Er,. cl... (.ecsrdins scOonnod.aoa.). s1ss,d go
rba e.. passenger. ar. found with cooked prs.sns bu.
mus, proyid. &sm.si7es vi,h bedding and tins.
q sf;si 1HPs " bed ~ MD
Agents In Boston--NAZRO BROS. SWEENEY, Ne.
EOR sAVANNAH and OTHER PORTS as
S f;T;s AISg
81 m, from Pier No North RIVER. Through tickets
h; .s s3es IS: :: ., Montgomery, ss
e:aps.; s As1 s, A.s t a.aS1: &
Iasu;.. siI 50; Macon, saoi s.vann.h, SIS -
For freight passage 'pgIs I. FI HfTcaLL SON.
EOR SAVANNAH and tho sOUTH-The
:s,. ;; :a NJ fSfGGosETfat SD "" 2as S: ya
as%sss. is: ..%Ssi. 81 81 E..h.s sss IS kneavis
81 s sss as.' 81 ci ssssa. 81 s. a.
'' xppl y 70 T. B. CROMWELL Co.. No. ss w.... and
CTEAMER OF AUGUST IS,
y FOR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAyRE.
The United States Mail ss SsIs%F
e 5.:Ss os August III @
~ f:.s :spy ,as eo' of the North Allan
DC D. D. o. u'0" No. NO. /. r STEPHENS, Secretary.
The ADRIATIC VIII lsaye her next voyage SATURDAY,
OotoberG
CTEAMER Of AUGUST H..
~ voR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRE
U.s.M STEAMSHIP ILLINOIS.
Cant g. p Grifn WI sail from Pier No. NJ H., NewYok,
al noon SATURDAY, Aug II, with mAik psssenss and sPe'
Gle for England and France
SOUTHAMPTON. TO HNah san
rns S SLl rmrd Csbin. ............ 35
fh"' D. TORRANCE, Agent,
No. Slowing 6roea, New Yerk-
stssuship VANDERBILT sAik Ssptsmbera
TINTED STATES NAIL STEAMSHIP LINE
u FOR HAVANA and HEWORLEANS-RaaaSe go.
m ~ and hvosits steamship STAR or TIE WEST,
cspt =, Win 81, on MONDAY, Ausax g. e O'clock p M
sroa P,es foot Of Warren Moth River Bull Of sdng Of tho
proper uniAsd Ct s sAes and 40 ba oflsdas VIII b:
sprd ssr IL Of ssins Yer fright pessse apply u
~ IN West-s corner Of Wsrsa. ~ o. R0bERfs Agent
n B -Trrishs rsosivrd on and sses THURSDAY. Jsy o.
CSOR CALIFORNIA via PANAkA.--ln and
aAss July Arels~ s.ss.ss vi law nevissk u Ia
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EOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE, via NEW
l. PORT and FALL RIyER-The splendid and supshos
METROPOLIS Capt Brow leaves New York eysry
TUESDAY. THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, d s os!ect 2
m, and The EMPIRE STATE, CAPT. Buytou, on MONDAY
No ., Mr.
Hereafter WI b regarded secured any ssp
can't uatl the shsn have been paid for.
Freight Boston = Forwarded through With greed dpsch b.
VIZ BORDEN, Assu. Nss 70 and n wess-st
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CTEAMER OF AUGUST IS,
- FOR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAVRE
TIE United States Mail steamship

ADRIATfC,
Jossph C. Comstoek Commsnder viii sal nom pier fsot
Csnsst on SATURDAY August -, with Malls Passenger
and Specie for ue above porta
Por Freight Passage apply the oos Of the North Allan
NC - W. Up STEPHENS, Secretary
The ADRIATIC VIII lsaye her next voyage SATURDAY
OokobSre
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NEw-YoRx and ERIE RAILROAD.

NJEW-YORX and ERIE RAILROAD
IN purKRE yKParss ~. u. Zoe "-ssf't sasSs
1arasAsgaA cad principe. Stations
NAIL Il s:f5 a. for Dnniirt Aal h~<mshas eselssa
f1s Train rsmsias ovx oiyM ~ Elodrs
WkYa91 D. N, ,cf M6d,sto~n Ns~csrsh suA hfsnDs1.
MOTT EIPREss Aee& 1sk a, scs Suu3nt evSa.e
Uuan6a5gos and principal ors fe Train Of Gsturdsy 49,
II I'll nal tssis sssops md suns only 70 Emts
CHAs 6INOT asasn 0uol
NETWORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD.
~ an - FARE to ALBANY, "a
On and snsg MONDAY, yups "a. b6D. Trains IN i0So
16th<t etstion, hsv-York. = follow; g.
tos Wtuiansbudss md ~ ~sy srasas - cd "a
81 ls~ VIZ. rl.lm sDd gu wsy s.seus s.n 2 -
Whitsst Depot pss Cryt Falls sS NJ aeppnG = WI
hsnsbhdgs md s.tons chow For oevW kiass, !is =
HoRpne WIT Rsins sd tacns sse,s es ss.is suss
pre-. M,a I,.a. Aeypiss q ~sw !'s"s s'As't c',ss
as'uDIgs ~ lssV. VIA, s.as~ s:sssr& eli ~ Z.
a ali Ssy sections q and a. AIS saA7p Do.r H.
soppEs 81 an ..,s,on. north q 1erdhsa Crib. s.is
iesyes Merton every Monday morning Il s2s al Csosss
Va1 .. a., stopping q al sstioes north ye.ihsa An
- IA s.oppSnr q ell stetons north of Wits Rxns
~ nyIM RIJRCHILIx Assistan1 SQDeffptes1~ul
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6teamboats ano Railroads.

6teamboats and Railroads.
NETWORK to the WHITE MOUNTAINS and
S nd 9sdiniSsrRssS6 ssn s .rs Apply
TOR NEW-HAvEN, by steamer ELM CITY,
i from Pier No. Is EsA River at 2 H. and TRA'ELEh'
1t II p. N. Fare 81 No charge for besth
T ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.-Trnns leave
s'Sa s' SELL 70 md sss a 10 sSf ~:
1:IH:,s. o aIDpissss = -: s md as g.: aas ''
Gle. cqx Dsse Sssa ess NsS.
LONG ISLAND every day 1t p from JsmessliO, z. r.
baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD.
- Freight and Ticket Office No Ms Bro.dxsy,
corner Barclay st., Nsw.York G w. fEkVELL Aesns.
Tor BRIDGEPORT-DAILY LTNE-Fare 50
s . co. sssoa 4: s
s sd
NAY BOAT for ALBANY and INTERMEDI.
~ ATE LANDINGS Steamer AME RIGA leaves Harrison.
" cent. 70 West Point Ns~Sursi snd Poushtesps..
4 FTERNOON BOAT for Newburgh and interme-
A d.; fss2 G, Ts
DAIROID to LONG BRANCH, N. J.-RAR-
IL ITAE md DELAWARE BAY RAILROAD, stopping
sa. sF SHk W VIZ and PRICE Win Leave
S Of ts rE S a s5 j .ns
M al Port Monmouth with for Long Branch aud other sta
lions Returning. will leave Long Branch ct q M u q
m, and Excursion parties dealt with on liberal terms
nay BOAT for WEST POINT, NEWBURGH
~ and POUGHKEEPSlE-The steamboat Aida WIN
Leave Jay Pier DAILY, at $3.50 touching Ut 3oth-s
rie arriving 81 poasskssp'e p m leaving rVS ag
Toy, Saratoga my point vest can make sure connections
Poushteep.is. Baggage transferred free Fare 50 cents
-
nAY BOAT for ALBANY and TROY, making
IL the usual The steamer DANIEL DREW leaves
Jsyst Pier TUESDAYS. THURSDAYS, and SATURDAYS,
NTIm. 4.
EOR NEWARK and BERGEN POINT.-The
IL new steamer THOMAS p WAY leaves Pier 20 n K, foot
Of Deyst az 10y and u p daily including sunday
EOR BRIDGEPORT-DAILY LINE.-TAs
sseamer JOHN BROOKS will leave Peck Sip every day
(gundays excepted ct pm arriving tn BRIDGEPORT In time f
Ss,e 800 Freight taken. I. LOCKER, Co. ia soutAs
CHORT LINE to HARRISBURG, VIA
- CENTRAL RAILROAD q NEW-yERSEY,
An EXPRESS TRAIN LEAVES NEW-YoRK DAILY
eS'nA'' s%EEoG h9 A. I f. rSs aARRysuRo
ALLENTOWN and READING,
sep PoTTsVfLLE and PHfkADELPHfA;
PENNSYLVANiA CENTRAL RAILROAD,
NORTHERN r.; sE nj Mis RAILROAD.
North and South;
md vt.h the CUMBERLAND VALLEY RAILROAD,
WITHOUT CHANGE Of CARS from
JERSEY CITY to HARRISBURG.
Nsv.Yort MAY o. 1850
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III PLEASURE TRAvELnFIvE DAILY TRAINS Ism
KILL MOUNTAINS LEBANON SPRINGS, SHARON
DPRINGs, RICHEIELD SPRINGS. TRENTON FALLS Nj
MONTREAL, and QUEBEC Elegant saloon cars for families
10 SARATOGA SPRINGS. without change Of Baggage
through and tickets sod al Company Depot Cham
bsr and 3lsst For particulars 70 Gans Time Tables
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AND HARLEM RAILROAD

o. Station ~ follow:
lois 4 u.-EEpcss fer Albany, Troy, Ssl,osA Sharon
sPng Ni.Sn Pals Lats 0soss LeSs, ?. sensH sas Lake
Bpgps NiaSsn FAlh and III plsoss Wsst Ass With train
fos sss.on ssd y pei1s North sS n-vot Ctoton rlh
.nA Crc,ee Fila with sssses te Lsks naAopss tse m
Yer Dover Pains nscng 0odsss Brides With Stages for
Lsis WseosAuo sai r. Csssoa Fal VIII Sssrss Tor -
ksAsysA JOAN BUR0MLk AssiH Sapr
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EOR SAVANNAH and tho SOUTH.--The
i..v. f.l NJ Is, n r., on THbRs6Ay, Aug ., i n N
Passsse 70 Savannah with accommodations unsQuasd SIS
Through TcIss 70 New Orleans ess Isl Mobile, sss; Mont
semsry, e2s Memphis, cal IS; Nashville s2s 1s Knoxville
as 50; Chattspoora as Albany, e3aj Columbus 81; A.
isnt. en- Macon, ss6i Augusta slT So including carriage
"a ABBY 70 H. B. CROMWELL Co., No. O. ws..ss, and
NJ, tiS sdwa
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~ DELPHIA and the SOUTH and WEST, va JERSEY
CIrY-Msil and Express Linss leave New Yort md II
snsu and the West and for wAshingou New Ossns and
The South tc, and Ar'Osh bsssass chscksdo Warrington
a u snl 8 !. N. trains
w. WOoDkUFP, AssistAns supshatsndsnk
No bss wl BE- ecsivcd fog trains nes delivered snd
checked minutes In advance of the time OF leaving