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I.iilior Movement? in Philadelphia Co.
Philadelphia, Monday, Ool 1 i, js'A
7'Ar Ti mime}
daily, !ts thev
I inclose
the F?tor
i? situated
.tbout scv.-i
oi jSperfee
vrork of igi
?*?: bsurs . ?
ter, i>?r'.v> Hl1'' oiner rrei'r?, u
^?tn, twelve, thirteen ?ud e>
m\ In M?iyuiik, Nurnato
-Iri^ th?-ten-hour rale is esta
J^fcn why it is so, is the stren
jjgjin its la vor, ami no; the pe I
tf it prissc-l our Legislature.
gome lour weeks a ;o, the M
pir?rs, no doubt feeling aggriet
jfowocrs. only five or -::x
ffaeir mills long hours, resolvt
bta&s work lonu- hours also.
g|fed upon by the Ten Hour O
gjftosiddress tin ir meetings,
(jctory hands refused to wort
joari. The manufacturers yieh
.reinr.v at work. Mr. 11hs.1 :i.71
.forkin;: in one of thu wills ;
,jn]eTs thai they should not have
On Sat?r.ia\ evening there ?
ajsMingheld in the Town Hall.
j,y jnvitatlon. Mr. J.i-iiicJ!" was c
??jj.Hiislam made a speech .-? pi :
adfacts. He showed th it I
iibor.basi'd upon united prod id
jpapniption, wus the only roir
trils- He told that this was not
rJoni 'or, having taken the Chi
jesting 011 a former occasion. In
?*re thrust out of the mills in th
jjiifor tour months he could no
?ark- His speech gave great sa
pillowed him upon the Lab 1
jVnioti, who accompanied me frt
addressed the audience. Ideas
deinen who had never heard I
Bocb good done. Arrangements
J^<rhich 1 am to deliver a course of lectures in
tie Temperance Hall, apon Capital and Labor,
Prodtietkiii and Distribution, of
.jusint you in due time.
Inclosed is another notice of
(Wield at the Chinese Museu
ft) Be tu red upon '
Frenchman, but lor
Engli.-di language very v
^acquaintedwith h
conclusion ol his lectui
mated discussion. The
.Ahem, Tower, llarrett, J
hps, a gentleman from N
er, and your humble serv
turns to1" I.a Hell
a prosperous one
hi? lecture, ns we.
upon the Life, Time
Roljespicre.
Your? in the Cauf
; a call lor a
duct of oue of
This borough
ilphia, nud is
'here is a sort
?'late, bungled
?r its pmvis
eir hands as
Along Ches
in their mills
drteen hours
tnd Philadel
f T'.'? only
1 public opin
iss of the bill
.?cause other
distant, run
mike their
Haslam was
tee of Many
did so. The
r gave
.?iit aiiv
ed to the Chair,
with eloquence
)rganization of
and individual
ly lor existing
s first persecu
at a ten-hour
md Iiis family
lead of winter,
get a stroke of
faction.
question. Mr.
the city, next
ere placed he
:m before, and
ivo been made
uneris
Kreix'
Mr. Illi
I shall
ceting which
hen Mr. Stie
. Stiefel is a
.11 speak the
ieared to be
ory. At the
?ere Messrs.
OUlsOU, Phil
dlier si rung
?ifel soon re
is voyage be
Is reviewing
Mr Powers,
.Maximilian
? Orgi
l,a!
JOHN CAMPBELL.
PENNSYLVANIA COPPER as'I) LEA
ported that an extensive Copper and
tionhasbceii discovered in Pennsylvi
Scliuylkill river, and only about I
froni Philadelphia; and the extent!
it,from present appearances, such a?
the expectation of a very large bus
out of it- Somo of the veins have b
folly worked within the past year,
ore is said to bear a slrikimr. resembl
of she Cornwall und Cuba mines,
yield of 2,000 tuns has been -JO per
copper. The lend and siiver o,-.
abundant, has been assayed an-1
percent, of lead, and will yield 0
to the inn. The Perkionien min
thd newly discovei
the depth ol about
1.?It is re
Lead forma
lllia near the
.venty miles
if the metal
1 to warrant
iiess arising
oen success
The copper
ance to that
The average
r cent. ol pure
which is also
trties about 75
Iver about $35
which is near
veins, lias been worked to
feet and more than a quar?
ter of a mile in length. So-LU-'U have already
been received for ore, and about 400 tuns more
have been mined but not yet sent to market. This,
with the new veins, gives evidence of a field ol
mineral wealth which promises to add to the
Upe of Pennsylvania ns the greatest mineral re?
gion in the world. [Newark (N.J-J Mercury.
PATENTS.
npUTTLE'S PATENT BABY
1 KKS.-~The Mother's blessing and chil
artduciug beallli, strength, growth, hoe forii
dispositions, Mirny improvements have buei
the inventor ol this delightful afli'ir, and 1 a*
main I is u sufllcienl proof of its merits. Prk
wirds. For sale, wholesale and retail, l>v Urn
W. TITTLE, alias splendid Emporium of r
W.i Broadway.
JUMP
I'e delight?
s and happy
effected by
constant de
a $2,50, up
Inventor, G.
aucy Goods,
o31 i in/.
KAUTION.- T!
X* having decided in fie
and TRUE IM ENTOR
ROAD SPRING
e PATENT OFFICE
or of K. M. RA V hs the FIRST
if the INDIA RUBBER RAIL
ralnst VV, C, K tiler, who had
Named the same as his luven
mc lhnl of Horace II. Day, (\
Wlc or vulcanized Rubber li
road Companies have InfKngi
Uli) sind K. M, Ray, and reudei
dajaiages, bill also upon the y
ynar. uguinsl all of whom si
men: will be comm.?need, :n Uli
id! nt whose instigation
1? manufactured the me
1 springs,) several Rail
t only upon the rights ol
unselves liable for large
rights of diaries Good
r damages for infringe
ent of failure to recover
COtDnensallon speedily against Horace IL Di
All Railroad Companies are cautioned against infringing
upon the siiici pntetll rigiits of said Charles Goodyear, or (>f
r,M. Ruy, by the use of such India Rubber Cur Springt,
md for all fUture Infringements actions will he Immediately
commenced K. III. KAY, Office 98 Broadway.
Annexed is ? copy of the official certificate from the Com?
missioner of Patents.
COPY.
United States Patent Office, Washington, I). C.
Utk September. 1850.
Sir : You are hereby informed thai in the ruse of the In?
terference between your claims and luose of W. C. Kuller,
apon which a hearing was appointed to :;dte place on the
Mcoud Moudaj 111 August, the question 01'priority of inven
tiuo has been decided ui your favor. I enclose a copy of
the decision.
The testimony in the case is now open to the inspection
ol those concerned.
Yours. renr-eciniUy.
Signed, DEWITT C. LAWRENCE,
Acting Commissioner of Patents.
Mr. Fowler M. Ray,
C. M. Keller, Esq. New-York.
The office of the New-England Cur Co. is removed to 104
BiuHdway, N. V. ol SOV
I" ETTER FILES.?The Patent LEAF
MHOLDER, an entirely new style of LETTER FILE,
hrholding Letters, invoices, Bills, or other papers for con
wsleiii reference, believed to be far superior to anything
M? in use for that purpose. Those requiring such an orti
tlsan' requested to call and examine. For sale, wholesale
?Ed retail, bv the Agents for New-York Ciiv.
uK BELL A. OOL'LD, Stationers, xc. ij8 Nasssu-st.
U' I LDER'S V AT E N T SALAMAN
"T DER SAKE?Is now and hast.1 for a long time
aftjtiged by CHARLES .). GAY LOR. He is now and has
5s?i undei an order of the Circuit Court of the U, S. since
June 1KI7, when 1 obtained judgement, to render monthly I
Ut account under oath to said Court, of all SAFES made
sal sold by him, In violation of my patent, and in default
Mwof thal Injunction issue forthwith. Therefore, this Is
tonve notice to all who have or mav buy SAFES of said
CAYIAIK. in violation of said Patent, that" I fhail hold them
tostunage* undei the Patern Lic.?, .is 1 :..?..(".?,? Miid GAY
tOS tobe irresponsible And I would respectfully remind
HI who purchase SAFES, to took to it. tiar lite SAKE has
?lt "Wl LDER'S PATENT SA LAMANDER SAFE," in
?rder 10 be sure of the genuine.
eodtf B. O. WILDER. Putentee
PATENTS for INVENTIONS in the
UNITED STATES and ail other COUNTRIES.?
p?ty description of Documents for Patents and Sales of
attentions, quicklv and correctly prepared, cheap, lulbr
aaBOtt Onjpereoual consultations, or post-lVee gratis
Alt'J"S ECHO of SCIENCE, INVENTIONS and PA?
TENT'S. 1? a monthly publication, st $1 a year, or l.'i eis
?r single number. Edited icid published at 235 Broadway
|Ni.ime.M..- j KINGSLEY At LONGUOITO.M.
ROOFING?Goodwin's Patent CE
MENT SHEATHING is the only permanent covering
gttakuig tin, 01 shlugle rooft tight, done for >J cents per
eot New rooft of rough plunk covered for 4+cents, and
*trrriti;t<\f Office 283 Spring-si near Hudson, oh dmeod-R
'THE LARGEST assortment of BED
* STEa??, BEDS, MATTRESSES and IOCATHERS
J?*t otiertw fr? ?i?, at M WILLaRJ? '?Varetiouse, ISO
^Uhtui,-^ corr?-- ol ?tulbwry-? Tu? a?ontion orhouao
?jper? and otbew li particuhwrv called to WijjjB-g patent ,
TOiliuir- letl scrrw W*te*t Old h?J? renoT?t?d: cou -
BeokxnJ- ?nd rw*ll \m*
QRAPES for the TABLE.?Excellent '
^ (irape* for desert from ? to 10 eents per ,b. a: the J6i>0t
l COtsens*s Vineyard, '
At DjDhbVa Ferry, 9 John-at. New-York.
i^,GRA1'KSJ K0U PIKS AND JELLIES,
Efcoose ripe and immatorv IsbImiIIm from J to 4 cenis
GRAPE VINES
Choice variety from the above Vinavarri ?ml ., ._w?i_
Is and retail, with instrucuwiaXfwwnaawT
J^l?*_?j0ZZKNS.^j0hr>st.
jpOMMlSSloN PAPER WAR F
WSSSt -'OHNC. ROBERTS, 108 John-at offec.
4,0110 reams Cup Crown and Koiio R-rg Papers
S.OO0 minis White mid Colored Shoe Paper*.
VKiO reams of good While Tea Papers.
WTogether ?Ith a general assortment of Hardware. Manll
?*? Baa. Cloth, Printing and tiue Wrapping i'aixrs.'
LEGAL NOTICES.
?wJI.'PKK.MF COL'Kl -lu tu? tr.atiwr ol ih? aMteattoo of tht
C7.V?>.,i. Aideronta ?ml C imuionalty ol the City oi Naw-Yeirt, rsl*
uv? u ?.? OPENING cif SECOND ?Vt.i'L't frus. lb? tnsuierrj
hue vr tide ot OTd Church Kosd. uj tfee ?entberly hr.? or aide of Ob?
Buodredtind T??ty-oiir?V?t ic Um Twelfth Ward of ?aidCity.?
Wherau, ? Ruh, was duly ?ntered ?t . SpecitJ Turm <>f this Court,
bell) iu the Chj H?rl ul the City of New York, ?r. tit* <70i diiy ol
Mai. lese, appointing John W Pirwn, PeUr B ^'..n; lld M<MI
C Eduerds, fjoaimaMOfieie of Eiuinnt? ?ml Amsment 10 t.-i?
?ntttled niatui, and tuihor.iT,? Utwai to discharge ib? Julie, pti
^r" -d to Cowruiesdoeers of Estimate and Asses? rose* Dy th? vanont
Ans of the l<egiabltdr?of Ui? People of Um 3uu of S?w Kurt, ?
'?lerence Ui tli? lireT.me" to l>e *lle?-ted Oy Iii? improvement icUndwi
by Ui? Ht.iiv? entitled matter; and -n.au, tfteratrd, u. wit. or. tu?
l?tl dny of Sentember, I860, th? ?id. th? Mayor. AUerr.en aid
Comaiun?iy of the Ot) of New Vom, 10 Common Council con
??i ad, lo < irlue oi U ? pr.srer conler red upon them by teetiou saves
ff Uie Ad ol ?ie Legislator of th? People ol the Stau ot New York,
entitled ?? An Art to amenu an Ad eutuled ?aAi t tn reduce ?*v"xJ
la*, renting particuUrl) totbe t itj of New Yor* inioooe Act, p?***t
AprilsO, In?," patted a resolution suspending all mrtber pr-> eexl
mg* iu Ui? nutter oi Opening she said Second avenue, abov? One
K um?red and Twenty seventh ?v nodi further neu??. Now, PublK
Nnuce m hereby given by tu? Mayor, Aideraien ?od ConuBonaltj ?I
the City of New York, Ui'hi the ?t>d Mayor. AMermeo and Commoo
trt)..ftoe City o> New Y'.rt intend to mtk-an ?j.pla-aoon in um
Supreme Court of th? State of New-York, at a special Terra ofth?
Mid Curt, to ba held in the Cm H-.il of Oi. City of "?w York, cm
Saturday, the second day of Noven.l.er. leSO, at the opening "1 th?
Court on that da). ..r a. soon t-.eretlur a* Counsel can be tiearo. lor
Uie amendment and deification of tne Rule hereinbefore mentioned,
to U.at Die northerly boundary line Ol the land- and premise- intend
?d hi ti? taten 'or lie purpose* intended ti) the abo'e ?niitled matur.
a.'.all be l,mite.l to tb? aoutherl) hu? or aid* of Ol.? Hundred and
Tw?Dly.??v?ouYtt And tli- laid tm Mayor, Aioennenand Coo-.n.^,-.
thy of Um Cm of New York, further p?? ni.nr? thai Oiov w?| aj?c.
make an appliration at tSpoCitlTerm uf Uie Supreme C'.urt, ai th?
time and p'ao? alnreeaid, for UM appointment of ? C'i!nllM.??l o,
BatifDatnand Aa.-.,uient, in Urn place an-i .tead n1* Peter K Sweeny,
Ceq reaur.-ied HE* KY E. DAV|M( Co'lr.-?ltr. tb? Oiirnratioc?
I)?>d New.York, October I. ISWI o< tNi
WJTPKKME COURT?In the matter .1 tiia apuhctt'on ol me
iOMa or, Aldermen unJ Coaimooaltj of tne City of l*sw.york,
relative to the WIDENING Dl DP.Y STREET ten feet on tie
Sou'berl) tide 1 hereof, between Broadway and Green?- ch-etroat, in
the Thud Ward of aaid City. Th? uwler?iened, Commi?aionfln "f r
tiiiiate and Aas?, euient in the: above.entitled nut er, appointed hy a
ruie ol Uie Supierue Court ol the State ol New Yor?, entered on tc-e
Sth day of September, IM'j, ^ive notice, pursuant t.. tlm require.
tiieuiBpo: Uie Commiaaiinera. tnt-ther witn auch map?, and the
affidaeitaVeatiroalea and oilier dcM-umenia w|,:cl, were use.J by the
CotnmiMionere in roakiox UiniraupnlrnMntal report, have been de
po.ii-d in the Street Commissioner e Office of me City and County of
N-w York, for the inapetition of wboruaoeTer it ma) concern, thore
to ren ain for at U-msi twenty da> i before the und Co-n nisaionara
nitke their Supplemental Report to the aaid Supreme Court, at ihe
tune and p'ace hereinafter mentioned ; and that the limita e norared
I?) Hi.-, tbpppleinantal abatract ol eatimate and aaaeaament are as
fullnwsi that it to n\\ All tlin.e rertain lots, pieces or panel, of
land Mnate. lyinitand belnr in the TVini Ward or the City of New
York, on Uie south -ide ol ll^y street, between Broadway and Green
wj I street, and known n? number I and 3 I?ey..treet, and nnmber 47
Dev street; and nlao all the lots, in-cea or parcela of land on the
north taJeol Ii?y-atre.t. tietween Broadway and Greenwich-street,
from nuintiei 4 Dey street to number M l)ey -treei, mrlus.re And
the slid ComiHiaionera further kiv" notice, that their Supplemental
Report in the above matter will he made sad presented to the Su?
preme Court ol the Mate ol Now.York, at a Special ITarni of Uie
a^nl Couit, lo be held at Ihe City Hall ol the City of New.York, on
Suturca.v. the 16th day of November ueit. I860, at" theupeniuE of the
Court on that day, or ns soon thereafter as Coun.el i an be betrd ?
Uaied New y.,rk. October 31. KM) HOSES MAYNARD, Jr., JOHN
STEWAKT, REVO C HAN'CE.^Commissioners. oS4 tNovIS
SUPREME COURT.?In the matter or tne tpnlication of tne Mty
_ or, Aldermen and Commonalty ol the City oINew-Ynrk, re'atiTt
to tl e WIDENING of DKT-STHEET. ten fe?t on the svatherly side
tbereof, betweeu llr..ad?ay ano (ireenw.cb street, in the Third Ward
of said rit). Pubhc ootu e is hereby ^iven, by the Cornmisaionera of
E.tin al- and Aaneio ment in the above entitled matter, that the i.ostt
and char^ea incurred by reavm of tlie proeeedin^B in the above eati
t'e.i matter, aub.eqiient to the e,,teri'g of a noe made at a ?p-r-a!
term oi tbeSuprema Court, h-ld at the City Hall, in the city of Nee
York, on the ?Sth day of Sej-temb-r, I860, releroug luck to the said
Cou rnissiweers tl.etr r.port fur revision aad correction, will ne tared
belore the Honorable Join. W. Edmonds one ol the Justices of the
sain Supreme Court, it his Chamt-rs, .n the City Halloi the City of
New York, or in care o t his absence, before one of the other Justice?
of the said Court on Saturday the o-h day of November, 1S.W, at V
o'clock in tb* forenoon of thitdav ? -Dated New York. Oct. SI, 18601
MOSES MaTNA KD, Ja.
JOHN STEW Alt I,
o?tnoe9 REVO C. HANCE.
?UP RE ME COURT.? In the matter of the Mayor, Aldermen and
I New-York, relative to the extending
lid City, in a straight line, until it inter
ridening of Walker strie-t. in >aid (hty,
on the northerly side, so as to form a street of seventy fire feet in
width to Rutcsrs street, and the throeringof the Gore formed by the
intersection of t'en'er, Orange, Wa'ker, and C tnal streets into the
-tre-t. ? public notice is hereby given, thatan application will be duly
made to 'he Supreme Couit ol the State of New-York at the Special
Term thereof, to he i eld at the Citv Hall, of the City of New York,
unSaturday the ninth day of November, I860, at the opening of the
Court on that day. or as soon thereafter as Counsel can lie heard, for
the Appointment of a Commiaaioner o' E?tnuate and As.?smrnt in
Uie abore entitled matter, in the place of John W. C. Lereridre, Eso.
resigned. Dated Oct. 1 ft, I860,
oil 1st WILLIS HALL, Counsel
\F.\\ YORK SI PRE ME COURT?William H. Appletnn and
11 John A Appletnn nyai'nil STEPHEN ELLIOTT I'otheaSove
uamed defeodant ?You are hereby summoned and required lo
answer the couipUn I of tl.e aboTO named pUiotitTl, of winch a c ipy
wis fl'ed in Uie office of iba C.erk of tb? dt) and County of Ne?
Yoik on the twenty-eighth day of September, in the year i860, with,
in twenty days after the servire of tbis summons, axe usire of the
day of such service?and if you tail lo answer auch complaint at
alotetatd. plaintifTatwilf take judgment against you for one tboasaoi
and twenty tw o dollar- ai d thirteen cents, with interest thereon,from
?he lirrt uay of January, in the year one thousard eight hundred and
fony.nine, besides the costs of this action.?Dated, 10 Wall street,
New York, September SSth, I860. EMERSON & PRICHAKD.
nl luwswp Attorneys for PlaintifT'.
IN rUIOiUANCE of an order of the Surrogate ot the Count) ol
New York, notice is hereby given lo all persona baviae claiuii
tgtmst MARY THOMPSON, life ol ihn City ... New York, deceased,
to present theeame with vouchers tiiereol to the subscriber,Stths
office ol Win. R. I^arn, No. d Wall street, in the City of New York
on or before the first dav of March next.?Dated New Y'ork, the tvufc
day of August, I860. ALKRED O.THOMPSON, Administrator.
aii.W lawfim*F
|N PURSUANCE of an order of tfce Surrogate of the County ul
York, notice it h??reby given to all persons having claims
.arsew inrk, nonce is hereby given to ail persons having cistim
agamsl JAMES BENT, late of the City of New-York, sailor, deceased
to present the same with vouchers thereol to the subscriber, at tht
once of En.Kili I.. Faacber. Esq. No. 80 Na.sau street iu the ritv ol
New York.on or before the twenty seventh Jay ol Pebniarv seit?
Pat^d New York. August?, I8S0
FANNY BENT, Administratrix.
au23 lawrim'F JAMES H. PERKY, Administrator.
IN PURSUANCE ol an or-er of the Surrogate of the ?'..in'.v of
I New Vo.k. N01 ICE I, hereby given to all person* ha< in? ? la ma
sgnui-t WI I.I.I AM ROBERTSON, late of tie tit. of New y?ik, de?
ceased, lo present Uie tame with vo-chera thereof to the Subscnuer,
aitispl.ieoi butinets.Nn 130 Bowery, in the City nl New-York,on
or before the Seventh du? ol Mav next?Da'ed New Yoik.the Sptli
day of October, 1850. JAMEj W ROBERTSON, Exe utoi
ol lawbm'F
!? PURSUANCE OP AN rlHDF.K of the Surrogat? of tht Count)
ef New-York, notice is hertby given to alt persons having i-lairnr
against JOHN TaUBMAN, late ol Uie City of New York, deceased
to present Iiis sam? with vouchers thereof to th? subscriber, at !iu
ofl'n ?, No. To South street, in th? City of New-York, on or hel'i.re to,
lentil day of December next?DaUrd New York, the lifUi day of Jane
(Je7 lawim-F] ROBERT KKKMIT, Executor.
1>l'III.IC ADMINISTRATOR'S OFFICE, No. 7 Nassau street.~
Notu-e is hereby given to the relatives tad next ol kin ollR
WIN COULTER, native oflrelan-, p.-d'ar, deceased,and who ml
leged lo have died mtestate, that Ihe effects of the said intestate tu
the hands ol iha Public Administrator, will be administered aud dis?
posed of by him according lo law, unless the sain* be claimed by
r.ime lawful executor or sdinieistrator of the deceased, by the .'?th dav
of Nov ember next?Dated *.ew York, October is, law).
0S? lawswF JAMES 5. THAYEK. Public Adminiatrator.
IN PURSUANCE of an ord?r ol th? Surrogat? ol the Count] 0!
New-York, notic? it hereby etven to all nersons havikg clajiua
againsl JOSEPH G DURELL, late of the City of New York. d.
ceased,to present the tame with vouchers thereof to th? subscriber,ai
his Store, No. 48S Pearl street, ich? City ol New York, on or bafort
the tenth day of December next.? DtUd New York, tin sixth dav "
J..S?. IRISH fj?7 lawrim-P) JOHN GOULD. V.s?a-nlnr
LEAVE NEW-YORK.
Friday... Nov. 1..12M.
Suturduv .. ?? -.. 1 P. M
Tuesday.. ?? 5.. 8 A.M.
Thursday.. ?? 7.. 7 -
Fricinv .... ?? 8.. 7 ??
Sunirilav.. ?? ?..1I
Tuesday... ?? 12.. 9.J "
Wednesday ?? IS..10 ??
Thursday.. ?? it..11 ??
Friday.....** Id..Hi ??
TRAVELING.
17(bR SHREW SB U RY, LONG
BRANCH. (Ocean House,) PORT WASHINGTON,
MOUNT'S iimi BROWN'S DOCKS, iMhidleiown.) and
RKU BANK -The well-known steiunboat JOHN HART,
CapL A. H Haggertv, will leave west side of Peck-slip
Pier, Kust River, as follows:
LEAVE SHREWSBURY.
Fri.iav.Nov. 1.. I* P.M.
Monday ... 4.. 8 a. at
Wednesday," C. ;iJA. AL
Thursday.^ ?? 7..10t
Friday .... ?? 8..KH ??
Momlav... ?? II..M" ??
Tuesday.. ?? 1-'.. i P. M.
Wednesday" 13.. if -?
Thursday.. ?? 14.. 21 ??
Friduy. ... ?? 15.. 3 ??
|^( >K BRIDGEPORT, via STR AT
A FORD.?Fare 5? cents.?The steamer ANSONIA,
Capt. Georg? Deniing, wiU leave Pecs-siip every Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday lpornipe. as follows:
ISttiiirday.. Nov 2, at 7 AM..Tuesday No' .19, at 8 A.M.
Tuesday, ?? .%--8 ?? Thursday, ?? 21, ?? 8
Thursday, ?? 7, ?? R ?? I Saturday, 23, ?? 8 ??
Saturday, ?? '.i ?? 3 ?? .Tuesday, ?? .(i, " ??
Tuesday. ?? 12, "Si ?? Thursday, 10 "
Thursday, ?? 14, "11* Haturaay. SO. ?? 11 ??
Saturday, ?? 16... Bl" For particulitrs inquire o(
nl Im THOS. LOCKYER it CO 112 South-st,
POUG H K EEPSIE LINE of BARGES.
-The harpeCLINTON. CapL WilLsie,every Moudav;
EXCBANGX ijapt Rosesrans every Thursday, POt'GH.
KE?PS)?, Capt. Hoffman, every Saturday at 5 o'clock,
P M. from foct of Murray-sL for passengers and freighL
The above barges are elegautly funiiBlieo with etat?
rooms and spacious and comJcmahle cabins, and are ex?
pressly Cited up for the comfort aid convenience of pas?
sengers, and arrive at Poughk?*epsie in time for the stages
to Sharon, Pine Plains and New-Milford.
For further information, apply on board the barges, or to
WILLIAMSON k VAIL. 164 West-st Je21 6n?
TJNITED STATES MAIL LINE from
v. CHARLESTON to HAVANA, via SAVANNAH and
KEY WEST.?Tlie spiwidia steamship ISABEL, !,iKX) tuns
burden, commanded by Capt. William Rollins, will com?
mence her regular trips oe Alonduv, OcL 1, and sail regular
lyrfrom Charleston S C foi Havaiia on the 1st and l?thof
each month, and from Havtna lo Ci.arleston on tbu 8th aad
22d.
From Charleston and Savannah to Havana, $40.
From Charleston and Savannah to Key WesL $30
For particulnxs. apply to
Si'OKFORD, TiLESTON k CO. ? ISouta-?
In Chnrlcston to M. C. MORECA1?
Agents in Havana DRAKE, BROTHERS At CO.
Passenger* lenvmg Havana bv fins sliip can reach Balii
more by the land route the fifth day, or, by meeting the
eteamef Southerner, reach New-York in same time. V
CAM DEN and AM BOY RAILROAD
LINE for PHILADKLPHIA at 12 o'clock noan, by
siaetusooel JOHN POTTER-dailv, Sunslavt excepted, from
Pier No 1 North River Fare? SMrat class ear*. ?-1: eoeoad
cl-Jiseam, ?2_aJILf
GR EAT IMPRO V EME N ? I N~D E N- ?
TISTRx..-Dr NAPOLEON PRETERRE, Surgeon !
DeniisL lately from Pam, now at Si3 Broadwav.opposite
tb* Theaier, informs the pnOtic in general that persons, who
have had the misfortune of losing their teeth, can have them
replaced so as not to be disiiiiruislii'd from natural one*.
Hie new sots of teeth, put in without pain, (with which one j
ceo grind the hurde-t alimentslare remarkable for tho'c ,
tranH'trviicy and lightnes?; thev serve not only uj perflirm
luasucatiou and endow the voice with a distibci and easy i
articulation, but lo be stow upon physiognomy dial grace
and regularity which are the most brilliant appendage* of |
beauiv (iold uiod in all op^vraaous will tw ot tie first qtiai- i
Uy Terme very moderat*. ,24. tmoual*
PROPOSALS._
' Cuts? Ho?ti, Ns?-Voti. Collector', OSce, 0< :. a, is..,
PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT THIS OFF (CK tili
tut Ttt day of Nuvembei neat, ti in o'clock *. for te? erecHoi
of ? S. rs? PiV Beanm on the Rom-r 3hosJ, Naw-Tora Harbor, < "
lo be ccwpleted within t*?l?e m..nih, in.E ilitdtuoi itcpunri,
ufMabb tolb*ftslfcwiiig ei*-. iSc.-ioo, tii :
The Beacon to b? constructed .'? iron, m:?Foumialiou u, am
f(,r?r,?d bv oil.* wrought iroi. .crew p'tva, 1? feel King ?ud ^ ta be*, ic
u-hrd to Mitchell's nation! ? rew, 01 i fe-l gj?3i?t?r
gl?, of 10 oct
wuich are u
be btl-fl 0 ca
-lined mi CO
rap
, li?
eht.
I t tl?
fr-t dian,-i-r? ,-i th- h-ade o' three pil?.,
rv.ed ten f??l tnU* toe gftad of the shoal, are to
ibea? the central one vertical, the others in?
to U.e center, wlie-v they lit ioto a cut iron
m two parts eonreotnc to euch other?u.e moor
?'Of key r>U l? the cenlvr tul^-?111- -Uttel rap euulting -town
oser ihr- head, of the inclined tun-, and fastened thereto by gibe and
kaya- each ofto?e tube, ess. ?.<h a,, em-and they aretibelj,
inch thick at the lower end.?'.'inches external dianaeler? tape-ing to
7 inchee external uameier .it tl.e upp-r ends with a thicine... of]
ejrtetiding I.* r. one 1
tli? -nit. ,,l the tar*
kjl!..? in diameter?i
center ;.ilr.>?keyed i
?wart cast os U,ft
(wrought) iron tin
tin
tha I
throne!? freely !
Oilier, appear a
flaw.
rte i
he eide. of the i? lagoa)
yed into pocketa cast on
if rr.un-1 iron (wrought) 3
ie*. from tbe angles to the
e tube arM into a center
adi.l tie. to tie of rouod
11 the gibe and keys to b*
depth o'! tbe fare of dealt
I ( wrought) iron, attached
iw.rds from 1 rnre t/i the
-1 tit a hook and eye bolt
urkfra above the cap of
j a faucet joint, A tuoe of
Innr, bavin* a taro fe?t
?d at tbe top 4 .?emi-ciTcu
o permit the wtu l to paaa
rial r-thtar.-.-a to each
gl.ib- ; and '.hi. f.jrm ie
on. at the other end ol
tare cage ot lattice work.
Scient to male it dtstmct
rtly sound and free from
lly fitted and rimily keyed
its best ni-tallic red piint
the .iimca of the sboal,
? ,lr.i*'n Iroiri its tap wiD
Ltu t. id f, with approved
H. MAXWELL, Collector, *e.
tORPORATION NOTICE-PROPOSAL EoR OIL? Proposata
/ * II i,r receiTed l,y liie Corhmiftsioner of Slre?tt^ and Lamps, at
office, Ho. 3 ^t;?? City Hall, until Monday, Nov. a., n o'clock A.M.
Wr w hich tune none will be received,) fur riiraiahiiaj tt.e Cnrpora
>ov. 2,11 o'clia-k A M. lor inspection The e.timatee
by thr Commi..ionr*r at hu OrUce on VVjitnesday.
mik A. M. Bla k r,iumato. cari be dad at tiie Ol?ce of
.nrr.?Nrw Tori, Ort. iO 1850.
bK.MAN W. CHILDS.Comm'rStreeUand Lampe.
/-tROTON ?Q,UT.DUCT DEPARTMENT, Rotunda Park. Oct.??,
Vy 18*0.?TO SKWKR BUILDERS.?SEALED PROPOSALS,
iinior.ro " Proposal lur So??r in Twelldi ?t." will be rrceived at
ti? i.rlu *? of thr.. Department, until Monday, Ith day of November,
ar o'clock, P, If. to build a oewer in Twel'th .t. Irom t!;e Saw-r
in An.?. C to Dry Dock-et. Tbn plan an ) specifira-ioo of the
work, and nil i tlirr itifnmtation, can be obtain-.i on application to
Uie Water Surveyor, oral thi. office. NICHOLAS DEAN,
ti2ri jot Prekident Croton Aqueduct Department
QTREET DEPARTMENT, No. 4HALL OF RKCORr^.-Sealed
?|ini|ioaal? v. in i.r received at the Strrct Comrniaeiooer'a Office un?
til Snterday, l?or 9, levm, at f> oVIock P. M. to lay cross walk a ro.?
Hi. ndwaj b-twrri, Spring and Prince eta. To rebate pave and lla^
a .pare it feet wjdetbrouahthe sidewalk. of Terenty-eixtn st. between
Fourtli.avenua and Broadway. Toregulatea d pave Tentteavenue,
beiweeen Twenty.alghth and Thirty second ata. To It,g .id-walk in
Twenly ninlh al. bn?eeu Eighth and Ninth avenue.. To Has side
w?-k in 1. irtj one .t benve-ti N nth and Tno?i avenues. Plan?,
apeciflcationii, and allinlorraalion tiiereto can be had or: application to
thr Contract Clerk ol tins Department- ILL 30. 1SM1.
?31 JOHN T. DODGE, Strait Conines.inner.
CJTRKE1 DEPARTMENT, NO 4 HALL OF RECORDS.?S-al?.|
?pr?! :,i,w:n.,,e, r.dat Ccp,,:-r? -'.U
til Jloneey, Not. 11,1860, at 5 o'clock, P M for regnlating, eetting
curb and j?oUi r ?ton?a, and pavtee K ist st from Ora?d .t. to Rhring
ol th- ean e. Plana, epeculcations, a..d all iclormatjon relating thara
to. can br had on application to tue Contract Clerk of th- Dapartweut
Octob?r3LI860. [olj JuH.v T. DODOE. streot Com.
AT A SURROGATE'S COURT, held n and ror tl.e C.unty of
New-York, at the Surrogat? 'a Office, in lb* City of New-York,
on the third day of October, in the v-ar l-?."sl? Pr-.-nt: A LEX t.N
DER W, BRADFORD, E?o. Surrogate?In tbe matt-r ol the up
plication ol THOMAS HADDOCK, and other creditors of SIE
PHEN KANE,deceased, to have the real e.tate of the .aid deceaa
sd mortgaged, leH.-d, or sold lor th- payment ai Ins debts.~Au order
ba^ trjst heretofore been duly nrnd-, .-n the application ol Thomas Had?
dock, J. H. Harens, Churl-. Cl in-, William Chance, Junior, William
Dunning and Simon Shindfer, creditors ofStepen Kane, late of the
said City, d-ceasrd, int?.- t?te, requiruig Andrew W. Morgan and Baa
Iah W. Bentran, administrator and administratrix of all and singular
the goods, chattels and credits of the- said intestate, personally to be
and appear before the Surrogate ol the County of V-w York, oa the
1st oay of October, I8M, at leu o'clock in the forenoon, lo show
ckiisb why tbrv shr.iill not be rniuirrd to mor.-gage, lease or >?U the
real estate of lbs aaid deceased lor the payment of his debts. And
due proof of tbe s-rvice of the said order, at least fourteen days be
fore the day therein appmnt-d lor showing cause, having been msds
to th-said Surrogate : anl the said administrator and adu ini.lratnx
having shown no ran,,? to th- contrary, it is Ordered, That all persons
rat-rested in tbe -state of the said Slrphen Kane, deceased, intestate,
appear before the Surrogate ol the Coun\v of New-York, at his of
ficr, in theCity of New-York, on the eighteenth day of Nov-mb-r
neit.atten o'clock in the forenoon of that day. then and them to
show cause why authority should not b- giv-n to the said adouninia
tratorand adminiatratrix to mnru?ngr. Irase or ?.-U so much of the
realesl.ile of the said Stephen Kane, deceased, as shall be nacessan
tojpay bis debts. A W BRADFORD, Surrogate.
Wiui.a VsariLt,, Proctor, 1? Broadway. mi-iw
SUPREME COURT.?LEVI S CHATFIKI.D, Attonun Oeuera'
of the State of Nrw Y?rk, scannt THF. PRESIDENT, Dl
RECTORS AND COMPANY of THE CANAL BANK OF AL
BANY.- In pursuance of an ordar of the Supreme Court of Iiis Stau
of New York, made on the twenty-eighth .lav of May, ISM, the uu
daraigoed, Receiver of the Canal Bank of Albany, hereby gives no
lice to the holders of thr outstanding circulating notes or bills of Chs
? aid Canal Bank, and to the persons holding the certificates given by
tbe nnderstgnen ms auch Reeeivnr for the baiance remaining anpaid
on cf.ta. or bills s-jrrendrrrd on receiving tbe flrst dhridand of ant,
per rent, that they are rrqinred to present the said notes or bills auf
eartiScatea for payment m the said Raceiver, at bis oiSce in the Cit,
nf Albany, witliin two >'eara from thr date of this notice, or m am
(Oil-Hi
CJUPREME COURT?CITY AND COUNTY uFNEW YORK.
k3.H-nrv J Beers Bed Peter 1.. Bogartagainst \-i.-la Hickrnan.Jar
Elixa Haiti.,CharlesC. King. Gerskoiu U.ctiev, William McGi
harty.Narcie Julian,Edward Welliog. Martin llyner,Patrick Ha ida
and Dennis Garracbaii Summons for lelwli [Com. not si-r.)
To ANGELA HICK MAN and JAKE ELIZA HICKMANi Y.u u
hereby auinmonel and required to answer tha complaint in th
pvroTICEol appIicMi a forthedn
.> debts, pursuant to the provision.
I tie of the lifih chapter ol the secorn
Petitioner, SAMU El. C IHsH' H*. ol
first pubhsbe.1 November let, IS'O.
H. Ii. I.. B. WoodrulTj Judge of tha (
City and Conn'.-. . f N*w-,ork, at th
Yi n in the Chair ? is of Hie sa d C<
January next, at |n r.Vhv? in'h-fori
John D. McGREGOl
ol lawlOwF f
ESTATE OF NATHvN DUNN, lite of Pit !(?!.;>'it.
-To NATHAN ill NN, Jr.: You sre hereb, uotJjed
that, n. Eaa.uu.is and Trustees undrr th- Will ol Nathan Dunn, d?
rejaserd, we hava settled in tbe office-of tha R--iater ol Wiila fur Uis
Ci'y and C.unty of Philadelphia, in tin- Stun ol Pennsylvania, three
saversl accounts of llit- estat. of the sa.d Nathan Dunn, deceased,
und hare oistnbutrd ire balance, tfaareof, und-r decrees of tbe Or
-hans'Court of tbe said count). and that we an. about tosettlaa
fourth account J and yoa are further notuietl lo pr-.-nt yoor claim,
il any you have ro nur part of th- said -state, f..r setUemsot, to u.,
a- Kxavators and 'trustees, on or belorr ti-r lSt day ofOctnaer A. D.
latrl. FREDERICK BROWN,
er of Fi
ISAAC COLLI*
olS lawlyF Ex-,:,
SUPREME COURT, City and County of Now-Yora.?Ephraim
Sniitbagamat William Bell and WiUum Scott?To WILLIAM
BELL above named; You are hereby sumiioned sod reqilired Ui
sos?er tbe cnroplaujt in tins action, which was filed on or t.ir the
.'1st instsLt. in tbe office ol the Clerk ol tha City and Count! ef
New York, at to* Cit, Hall in sad city, snd to serve s ropy of rnui
answer to tbe said complaint, on the subi nber at bis omce. In New
b rgh Orange County, within twauty days altar the Mrtica of this
summons on you, exclusive ol the day Ol sich servn - ; sod if you
fail to answer the said complaint within the lime aforesaid, the plain
t IT in tins action will spp'y to tha Court fur tha rebel iens'id*Jin
the.complaint Dated O. toSrr ; i, i860.
oSS lawCwF JOHN J.MONELL, PlaintirT's Attorn.-r
aaJHKKJKF'SSALK - Bv v.r .- ..I an et- ution to me d r- ted v, I
?dolrt'ered. 1 will expos-tii sale,<.u WEDNESDAY, tha -7"i t.t
NoTensber, IStV, at IS o'clock, M. at tbe restibuwol IboCtty Hall,
all the right, title and lotertwt of Dsvd S%erwi?el. which b.. n.e
the 46th day of September. IBM), or at any other time theraslterj ut,
in and to the f ollowing described property-to witj A two .top Im. a
bouse,and kit?number fjrty-sn Croaby str--t- fnuinde.1 a, Rjlhiwsi
Northerly by lot number lixty eight Crosby .ln-?'.i ei.:-, Iha
rear of a lot fronting on Elm-etreeti southeihjrby En number eUty.
four Cruaby-etrr.-?., and westerly by Cr-iehr street
THOMAS C ARN I. El, lh?H?
Wm.ua B. Ds.si, Deputy Sheriil'. Ill I lawtjWl!
IN PURSBANCE ol anonlerof tbaSurrogsta ot th* 0a*MS| "1
New-York, notice is hereby g:ven to all para-m. ha?bag cls.n:..i i .-.i
AJtTHURG. MILLER, tatai of the Cltv of New York, d*\-eaaa>L te
preeenlthe same ?itl, vouchers Ujaraorta.tha nbMritn, ?? !,-.,ai.-sv
No. -ii William atrert, in the Citv ol New Tori, on of bet?re Um W
tay of D?c?mtH?rti?xt--listed New York, th? <*l. day ,.i H.?-. nvw
mvSI l?w-.,n-r HKNKY FISHER. Aam.uialraWf
IN PURSUANCE ol an order ol tb? Surrogate of the County ol
New York, ao?ra is hereby given to all o?r?ons bs'iu? dum?
against HENRY CRL'M, late oTtha Ci? ol Na? York, d?-ea?.d, tc
present Use ,sn>? with roe. ners therm,f Ui th?suhacriiS?r, at the ?I
ot.ofMortJliesr D? Molt, No. M Broadway, in the GO oINew
York, on or befc;? Uie nuieteenth day of November n?xt -r>.law
N?w York.th? sixteenth day of May. I?A0.
myl7 IswrlmK* HENRlETr A CRUM. Admmistratiu.
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate ol U? Cocnrjr ol
New York, nota-o m herebv given to allperaonshavuig cla.lnssgslEJl
GL'KDON WHEELER, Una of th? City ?f New-York. mei
ch a it. deceased, to present UiaaaBM with ?oueber? th?r?of u> Ute
subscriber, at h.s atrre. No 19 William-streart. u. th. City of New
Tori, on or be/ore the fourteenth day ef Apr,I seit Dated New
Tork.tho 10th day of October, 1861k
oil lawomF ANDREW LESTER, Ex??-ator
IN PURSUANCE of an order of th? Surrogate of the Conn
ty uf New York, notice is hervor g"?" til persons harm- claims
against JAMES MF. a i), late of the City of NswYnrk, deceased.t?
present the same with vouchers thereof to the sabaenber, st the ofle?
ol R. Goodman. Nit. 106 Broaiiway, in Uie City of New York, on or ??
[ore tha twenty wn:.-. dav of Jaunary nsxt?DsU.1 Nsw York, tan
eigoUMriUi day ofjujj, 13130 BRIDGET MEAD. AS-nmaVa-jtt.
If is iiasunj
CALIFORNIA
1>A(:IFI<: MAIL S'l'KAMsniP COM
PANY.?The pnbBe is mfurmed that u.vier the or
rungcn-ents of this Company, steamers inspected and ,.p
proved by the Navy Department, and rtmi; the Doited
-.tales Mail- wih continue to leave Panama ami San Kran
ciscocn the first and fifteenth days of each month, unless
di taiwd by unavoidable accident or the non-arrival of the
Mails at Panama. The Steamers of the first of the month
wih touch ui Acapuico.San Bio.?. Mazatlan. San Diego and
Monterey. The Sioameraof the fifteenth ol the mourn vriH
touch at Acapnlco, Imt no other M"Tican nun?
Thi t .-v. -?? ni h ;. COLUMBIA wi:; f.iy regularly after
her arrival in the Pacific, In tween Sari Francisco ami ports
in Oregon, awaiting at the former port the arrival of mails
and passengers from Panama, and returning without delay
? uli mails and passengers for the following steamer from
San Francisco, a regu |?r Hne uf propellers will be k-pt up
for the transportation of freight and transient passengers
between Panama and San Kranciseo
The connection in the Atlantic will be maintained by the
Steamships EMPIRE CITY, leaving New-York on the
13th, and CHEROKEE, leaving New-York on the 23th of
enr.li ntonih. for Chagres. A third boat w' a'-,', {.?? kpot in
New-York as a spare steamer. ~
The new steamships CARIBBEAN and PHILADEL?
PHIA will form a direct ?-.e between New-Orieansahd
Chagres, leaving at such periods as will insure as little
detention ns possible on the fsthmns, and formiu<*, with the
Pacific steamships, nTHROI'GH LINE to and from New
Orleans am) ports in Mexico Ca ifornia and Oregon
THROUGH TICKETS tor any month ran be securedoa
application to the Company, 5-1 South-st. New-York. Ap
pucatfensfor passage ,??,,?? Nevr-Orfeans should be made
to ARMSTRONG, LAWRASON i. t'O Agents, at that
r,|nr'"- a- , ? c
New-York,Ort.3i.iF50. oMtf
RATHS OF FARE REDUCED.?EM?
PIRE CITY LINE ?Through Ticket* to San Fran?
cisco, via. Chagres. On Wednesday. Nov. )3, at 3 o'clock,
the splendid steamship EMPIRE CITY,2,non tur.s burdem
J. D. Wilson. Commander, will leave her dock, pier No. 2
North River, for Chagres, on Wednesday, November 13, at
3o'c!'?ck. reduced fare to chagres.
Saloon Slate Rooms.,$100
LowerCabin.,80
Steerage, mattress and board.50
panama to ?an krancisco.
First Cabin.S?'.k) | Steerage.3150
For freight or passage apply to
o2"j IN13 J. HOWARD SON, 31 Broadway.
17*UR CALIFORNIA, via CHAGRES,
WITHOUT DETENTION at PANAMA.-The Uni?
ted States Mail Steamship Company will dispatch the splen.
did double-engine steamship GEORGIA 'J- D. Porter,
U. S. Navy, Commander, on .Monday. Nov. 11. at 3 o'clock,
P.M. from the pier too'of Warren-st North River, with the
Government Mails and passengers for San Francises and
intermediate ports.
The connection at Panama will be carefully kept up, and
passenger? for San Francisco are guaranteed that tliey
will sot be detained at Panama beyond the usual stay in
tli at port.
The books lire now open, and passage can be secured at
the following rates:
from new-york to chagres.
State-room berth.f If*)
Standee berth, forward saloon. 80
Steerage berth, (bund b< d end separate tablo... 50
from panama to san francisco.
State-room berth.$300
Steerage, fount! bed ard sepnrate table. 150
from new-york To
State-room. Standee. Steerage.
Charleston. $25 $20 $10 '
Savannah. 25 20 10
Havana.70 55 2">
New-Orleans. 75 60 36
Freight to Chagres 70 cents per cubic foot, prepaid.
Freight to Havana. SO cenL- per cubic foot, prepaid.
Passengers for New-urleuns will be transferred at Hava?
na to the new and splendid steamship PACIFIC.
To secure freight or passage apply at the office of the
Compuny, 117 West-sl corner of Warren, to
AI. o. roberts.
Special notice Is given to shippers by this line that the
Company have prepared a form oi bill of lading adapted to
their business, which will be furnished to shippers on appli?
cation a*, the Company's office, und with which they aro re-i
quested to provide themselves, as no other form will bo
signed by the Agent ot the Company. All bills of lading
must be signed before llio sailing ?f the vessel, o2! '.Ml 1
T?OR SAIN FRANCISCO.?First Pac
M- ket?The beautiful new ship BOTTENTA, having
nearly finished loading, will sail in a few daysJJ Her accom?
modations for passengers are superb. Anplv on board, at
pier li North River, or to ISAAC T. SMITH, 101 Wiill-n.
eonir-r Front-st. o28 tit*
ipTiLD SCALKS.?The subscribers offer
\!ffi",,r sale the best and most approved pattern of
FRENCH STANDARD GOLD SCALES, adjusted ev
actlv to the UNITED STATES .MINT STANDARD of
every size and weight. These SCALES are so made that
they take but very little compass when packed, and are
muiii more neatly "and conveniently finished than either the
English. German or American article. As we have all that
"are made of this pattern, parlies having orders for shipment
to California are solicited to examine Diem before purclia-i
ing elsewhere. Also, for sale a variety ofFRENCH FAN?
CY GOODS, Accordeons, itc.
E. FABREGUETTESj FILS ,t MORRA,
olOlmiseod [o26 210"] 73 WiUiam-st up stairs.
Hsffi' jPEARIS & BROCKAYAY, {^?"1
SACRAMENTO CITY,
sp R 0 C K R S A N D COMMISSION
\JT MERCHANTS. LIBERAL ADVANCES made on
CONSIGNMENTS, and ail AGENCY business promptly
attended to. Refer to
B. A. Fahnmstock St Co. New-l ork.
HAai> it Younc, Philadelphia.
C. G.Hossev, F. M. Howes, Wm. Larimer, Jr. H. Mka
zi.kton, Pitisburg. _my j bm
ISTHIYTOS HOTELS.
CHUCKS, \ Ah" ( PANAMA
r|M.F IRVING HOUSE, at Chagres,
J. Wallace W. Williams, assisted bv Hugh Miller.
THE PANAMA RAILROAD HOTEL,atGergona,un?
der die management of A. B. Miller and J. F. Congor.
THE AMERICAN HOTEL, at Crucee, under die man?
agement of E. R. Folger and II. Miller, Jr.
THE UNITED STATES HOTEL, at Panama, und?
the management of Adrian B. Miller._ jol DkClf ^
A.T. DOWNER & CO. COMMIS
e SIGN MERCHANTS, SACRAMENTO CITY,
CALIFORNIA.
References in New-York :?J. s. T. Stranahan, 74
Broadway: Williams, Bradford it Co. II Cortlandt-sL;
Henry Sheldon ?'. Co. 121 Broadway; Southwortb, Slauson
kCo.iConties-slip; J. L. ,V N. L. Orfswold,91 Front-st.;
Allen .V Rogers, 2.16 Front-st.j Hyelopi Coffin,43Front-st.;
Cowing it Co. 10 South-st; E. B! Litchlield it Co. 60 Pearl
si.; J.E. Trippe, 128 Maiden-Iano; Robert Dod, Newark,
N. J.; Geo. Curtis, L'tica, N. Y. auI7 3ui*
CALIFORNIA GOLD DUST. SANDS
and Qunrtz wanted by SOLOMON t CO. Gold nn4
Silver Refiners, Assayers, Sweep Melters n :j Cleaners.if
earth's minerals nini all known substances that contain the
above metrds, OM gold, silver, diamonds and precious
stones bought. Jewelers' a'id silversmiths' sweeps, "res
and all hunl subft.-.tices ground at the Refinery! Refinery,
45 Ann-st- N. Y. N. ?.?All kinds of gilt and plated metals
wunted. o9 Un'
C
A L I F() R N I A?TRANSPORTA?
TION ACROSS THE ISTHMUS OF PANAMA.?
ZACHR1SSON, NELSON &. CO. of Panama, are now
prepared to transport FREIGHT serosa the ISTHMUS, or
Uike it through to SAN FRANCISCO, at shippers' option:
but each package must be of portable sue and weight, and
properly covered, us Z. N. CO. are not responsible tor
damage or accident in the transit. The charges of trans?
portation to bePUE-PAlO in New-York. For particulars,
,:, ; y to E. ZACHRI6SON t CO.
os 1 in * S9 Wall-it
F
OR SAN FRANCISCO DLRE'CT.
Cnpl Samuel Gore, having a large part of her carg-j en?
gaged arid going on board, will be dispatched on die 1st of
November. For balunce of freight apply on board, at pier
'sT?FFORD. TILESTON i CO. -43 South-sL
FoirEuTuiPfc:.
I7<)R LIVERPOOL. ? United States
. Mail Steamship BALTIC, Capt. Josepa J. Com
and papers must pass I
t or passage, havint u
.U-TIC. and
riM l E NEW-YORK and LIVERPOOL
X L MTVP M A 1HS M AIL STEAMERS - Tiio .:.:?*
eompt islet this Lints are tho
Ail tN ru . Capraia West, PACIFIC. Csptalu Nye.
ARC Hi , Capialn Luce. BALTIC, Capi Comatoca.
ADKJATIC Copt Graitoa.
These ships bartuji Own paill by coua^tct, expreealy 'or
Guvi imr.cnl ?>'i> los, merr Care ha* been lasen in '.heir con
straetton, ??*ni-*.i in Uwir muthtea, to ensure itreagts ?ud
sj-cist and thflr areoinniodauorts ibr pa**'crers ?r? mi"
gunliivl tor Ole-fttttCtl and cotuliirt
I": ce ii' pa..-a?,ethMP Now Xott 10 Liverpool fI3U. cv
ChiPivo nw ofrttrmhr state-It loins. tfiZA slid $li?-. from
LvertMMl MJ New Vi'rk, ?33 An experienced Surgeon u
Uv b?w to pach ?blp No Berths secured until Daid for
proposed dates of sailing.
PaOM-NKW-VU K I'SIOM LIVEaPOOL
Satunfay, October 12th, 1?? fVednesday," Oct ato t**i
Batuniay. October Jrth.1650 VV,vine*<ittv. Nov 2n-h.la.MI
Smunl.iv, Nov. llitn, ia -3 Saturday December to., ls^ai
Hutniil?". No* Si'tlu IB&O Satunlav.December21st.ld-Vl
S.iuiiiln'\. Dec Isth, IlViO Saainiay, January, ?h. l?il
SaOirdar. Dec OTrii. IW Saturday, January 13th. 13.U
Wednesday, Jan. 8th, 1851 Suturdav, February 1st, liM)
Wednesday, Jan. 22d l?l Saturday, February 15th. 18.?
U ednesday, Fob 5th, 135I Saiuruay, JUarcfa Ist, l?i!
Wednesday, Feb. 19th, 1S.M Saairdsv, March, 15th. 1151
Wednexlav, Mch. 5th, 1851 Saiunlav. March &th, 18.51
For freirht or passage applv w EDWARD E. COLLINS,
6hWuil-s: New Y.J-k. or 'u'BRDWM. SHIPLEY t <;u.
Liverpool. E. G ROBERTS k CO. 13 King's Arms Yard,
London, or L. DRAPER. Jr 8 Boulevard. Montmartre,
The owners of these strips wall not tw sccountanle fur
gold, silver, bullion, specie, jewelry, pn.ttluus stories or
metals, unless bills of lading are signed therefor, and tu?
?raluc thenHiC therein expressed.
After the 1 st of April nert, the rale of freight by the aoo.?
steamers will be materially reduced. sA tf
PARCELS ami PACKAGES forwarded
by every steamer for EUROPE, which will bo received
ouiil (j o'clock on the day of sailitig. by EDWARDS. SAN
FORt> i- CO.'S Foreign Expns,*. ut Arfa.ns 1 Co.'s li
Wali-st. ni Im?*!
TRAVELING.
I?OR KEYPOM! and Fort Hamilton.
--The?e*roboal CHINGARORA leaves Caanibers st,
pler daOy, (Sundays excepted.) at P.M ; returnin?, leave*
kevport'tit:? A.M. landing al Kort Hamilton each way.
TVEW-YORK and CHARLESTON
IVsTEAM PACKET l#JNE.-Ni:w arrv.ncemb.vt.?
Steamship SOUTHERNER, Capt J. Dickinson, vriil am
Onue her trips as follows;
From N York to Chrir'.r-ston. From Charleston to N.York.
Saturday, Not. 9,3 P M. | Satanlay, Nov. i
?? S3,3 P.M. " ??[fi.
Dec 7,3 P.M. ?? .-so
?? 2tt3P_M.I ?? Dec.14
Passage, $25. Freight, i'2?e. per cubic foot.
Fur freight apply on board ai Pier No 4 North Hirer, and
for passage to Si'OFFORD. TILESTON a. CO.
o^tl).-. 13 South-st
TVEW-YORK cY, NEW-HA VEN RXYL
1 a ROAD ?Ou.aj? after Mondai October 14, the follow.
int trail s wiil leave tlie tauai-el S'a?on. near Broaiulway.
Ph.-'t'L ifr- nJso received a: ine New-York and Hartem
BailroeTi Oti.ce TwenW-eeventh-St.
1. Accommodation Train at i 13 a M. for New-?_oc!teIie
eiamaroneck. Rve, Port Chester, Greenwich. Stamford. Da
neu. Norwalk, Westnoit Souiflport Fairneld. Bridgeport,
Strati", ni. Milford ana New-Haven Passengers froci the)
VVe,v-S(oJiur.s for Aibanv, and the Stations on the Housaronic
and^Nnugatuck Railroads, will tike tins tram and sr.'pst
Bridgeport Passengersfrom Wav-Stations for Boston.Prov.
Ideu?e, Worcester. Hurtfurd, Springfield and Coanevricat
River Railroads, will tak??js Train and join Expreea Train
at New-Haven.
2. Express Train at 8 a dock. AM. for Stamford. Bridge?
port Albany and llousatonic Railroads. New-Haven. Hart?
ford. Springfield sad Connecticut River Railroad, Worcos
ter. Providence and Boston.
S. Accommodation Train at 9 A1C for New-Haven andln>
Sermediate Stations. Hampden, Cheshire, SouthlngtoB, Plain
rifle, Farmington, Avon. Tariffville, and CoUinsvilie, Mid
dlctown. Hartford ami Springfield.
4. Express Train at.; I' M fi>r Stanford, Norwalk. Bridge
port ami Hotisatonicand Naupttuck Railroads, New-Haven,
Hartford SpnngrieW Worcester and Boston.
5. Accommodation Tnuti at 4 P.M. for New-Haven and ail
the intermediate Station?.
6. Commutation Train at 5 P.M. tor Bridgeport and ta
termedia'e Stations.
TRAIN'S TO NEW-YORK
1. Commutation Train at ? 10 AM from Bridgeport stop?
ping ai all the intermediate Stationa.
2. Accommodation Truiu at 7 A. M. for New-Haven,
?topping at al! intermediate Stations, receiving passengers
from Nuugaruck Raiiroad at Bridgeport
3. Accommodation Train at ? -to A.M. from New-Haven,
stopping al all Intermediate Stations, receiving passengers
from Hartford and New-Haven, Canal Railroad, and Naug
stuck Railroad.
4. Express Trn'n nt 1 If) P.M. (tn connection with the Ex?
press Train from Boston) from New-Haven, stopping at
Bridgeport and Stamford, receiving passengers trout the
Hoiisutonic Railroad at Bridgeport
5. Accommodation Train at 4 30 P.M. (receiving passen?
gers from the Accommodation Train from Boston) from
New-Haven, stopping at all intermediate Stations.
6. Express Trrun at 8 10 P.M. (or in connection with Ex
press Train from Bo-tun.) stopping at Bridgeport, Norwalk
ami Stamford, arriving in Now-York at II 30 P.M. Evening
Trrun from Pittsfietd connects with tins Train at Bridgeport
Passengers are requested to procure ticnets before taking
seats in the Curs. |u30tf| R. B. MASON, Sup't
REGt LAR .NrATr. LINE between BOS?
TON ami NEW-YORK, via STONINGTON and
PROVIDENCE?Inland route, sntnotit ferry, change of
cars or baggage!
The steamers C. VANDERBILT, Capt Joel Stone, and
COMMODORE, Capt Win. H. Frazee, In connection
with the Stomugton ami Providence and Boston and
Providence Railroads, leaving New-York daily (Sundays .
excepted) from Pier 2, N.R firs wharf above Battery-place, '
St 4 o'clock P.M and Stoningtoi at 8 P.M. or upon toe ar?
rival of the Mail Train from Boston [
These steamers wen built expressly for the route, and we *
In every respect particularly adapted to the navigation of i
Long Island Sound. TheaccommixiationsforpiuwHugeraaria ?
commodious and comft>rtable?the otlicers capable and ejt
perienced.
The route being the shortest and most direct between
Boston and New-York, passengers are enabled to strive
in ample time for the morning lines of steamboats and '
railroads running to various po.nts from those cities. i
TheC VANDERBILT will leave New-York on Tuesday, !
Thursday and Saturday. Leave Stoningtou on Monday,
Wednesday and Friday.
The COMMOIKIRE will leave New-York Mondav, Wed- [
nesday and Friday. Leavo Stouington Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday,
N. B.?Passengers, on t'io arrival of the steamers si Ston- 1
ington, proceed uii/uedjarely in the splendid radroaii cars
to Providence and Boston A bat gage-master accom- j
names each train to and from Boston For passage,
berths, state-rooms or freight applications tnaj bo inadu to
the Agenia ou the wliar!, and at the office, ID Battery
place. oil j
change of Hours, commencing Sept 23.
RAMAPO and PATERSON ami PAT
BRSON and HUDSON RIVER RAILROADS.
Leave ?ndern s u-pot al Leave New-York at
"7 o'clock. A. M I 8 o'clock a. M
10 o'clock 30 min. A.M. 3 o'clock 15 ruin. P. M.
?6 o'clock P. M. I S o'clock 45 tain. P. M
Sl'NDAY TRAINS.
Leave SurTem h Depot at ILeuve New-York at
?7 o'clock A.M. I 5 o'clock 45min. P. M.
" or on the arrival of tlio Erie trains going E&at
PATKILSUN TRAINa.
fjeave Paterson at .Leave New-York at
?7, o'clock A. M Market-at I 8 o'clock a. M.
8J o'clock A M Pat'n Depot. 10 o'clock A. M
12o'clock M. Paterson Depot. 1 o'clock P. M
4* o'clock P M. Pat'n Depot 34 o'clock P. M.
64 o'clock P. M Market-st I 6j o'clock P. M.
?Except Mondays.
* SUNDAY TRAINS.
Leave Paterson at iLeave New-Yora at
74 o'clta k a M. MnrKet-st 9 o'clock a. M
4) o'clock P. M Pat'n Dep. I 5J o'clock P.M.
N. B.?On Monday morning.i thu nrst tram rrom Sutler* t
will leave at 8, or on the arrival of the Ou-willo train.
The 8 A. M. antl 5 45 o'clock P. M rraina from New.
York, will not stop at any station north of Paterson. eicepl :
Rock Road and (lohoki'ia, und will bo in time to moot tie)
Erie trains, morning and ?vetting, going Wert at SutTera's
Depot _
? O'clock Lino '
FOR HUDSON & INTERMEDIATE
LaNDWOS.?The steamboat HUDSON, Capt'.Vm.
H Mellen, will leave the steamboat pier foot of Cedar-stua
Monday, Wednesday and r/rutay, ami Iheateamor COLUM?
BIA. Capt C. F King, on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday,
at 5 o'clock, connecting with the stages at Ni.-wburtrh. Kings?
ton and Catskii]
Hudson aNO Berkshire Railroad.?The passenger
trains of this Road, after March 25, will leave Hudson aud
West Stockbridge daily, (Sundays excepted) as follows:
Leave Hudeon at 7 A.M. and 2 45 P.M and West Stock
bridge at 7 A M. anil 4 P.M.
Freight trains, with passenger car attached, will leava .
Hiiilsuii al II A.M and West Stockhr.dgo at 1030 A.M.
Passengers by the morning tram from West Stockbridge
mav take the diiv boat for New-York, or the boat (or I'ough.
keepsie, and thence hv railroad to New-York, by 2 P.M. .
Fare by latter route from Hudson not exceeding |1 25. i
Passengers bv the evening train will rind thesteamera CO?
LUMBIA und HUDSON always waiting for them, and die
fare of those boats will be as low ae any other evening boat
on the river?from 50 cts. downward, as the line boats' may
set the example.
Through tickets from West Stockbridge to New- York $1
50, and the same faro in reniming. Passengers should recol- i
lect that tliis fare includes berths, which in excluded In the
fares of other routes.
The trains from Hudson, both morning and evening, coB
Rect with the train* of the Western Roads as heretofore,
jeo fim J. T. WATERMAN. Sup*.
pRIFFITH'S WESTERN LINK.i~.50,
VH continues to carry goods of all descriptions by canaia
and railroads from New-York, Boston and Philadelphia to
Western New-York, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Kentucky, T-n
nessee. Michigan, Indiana, Illinois, Missouri, Iowa, Wi*.
cousin. Minnesota und Canada West The connection upon
the Lakes from Buffalo to Cleveland, Sundtisky, Toledo,
Detroit and Upper Lakes is unsurpassed. Reference being
had to annexed card Office 33 Coenties-slip, comer .South.
St New-York. K. GRIFFITH, Agent
1850? liutfalo, Sandusk7 and Toledo Line Steamers:
BALTIMORE.Capt j. W. Tuttle.
QUEEN CITY.Capt. Titus.
SUPERIOR.Capt. Watts.
OHIO. Capt. Richards.
TROY.C'upt Watkihs.
One of the above first dasa steamers w?l leave the Saa
dueky and Toledo dock, touching at intermediate ports,
dailv al 3 A. M. Passengers ticketed through from Buffalo
to Cincinnati. For freight or passage, apply on board, or ta
JOHN M. GRIFFITH, Agent
my21 eodtDl Long Wharf and Ship Canal, Buffalo.
F
OR BOSTON, via NEWPORT and
?- FALL Rl VEIL?Bv the splendid and auperiorsteam?
ers BAY STATE and EMPIRE STATE, of great strength
and speed, particularly adapted to the navigation of Long
Iaiann Sound, running in connection with the Fall River and
Ohl Colony Railroad, a distance of i3 mile?, to Boston only.
Leave pier 3 NJL near the Kaaerv.
The steamer BAY STATE, C?pt Wm. Brown, on Tues
da'-s, Thursdays and Saturdays, al 4 P.M
The steamer EMPIRE STATE. Capt Beel. Bravtoc go
Mondays. Wednesdays and Fruiays, at I P.M
This Tine is the only one that runs direct for Newport
These ?teamers are fitted with commodious state-r?jtca
and every- arrangement fr>r the security aud comfort nt pass
?engers. who are afforded bv thia route a nighi'a rest us
hoard, and on arrival at Fall River proo-ed per raLroad,
reaching Boston early the following morning, or can reine?
on board, getting their breakfast if wished for. until i.n*
itartipg ot tiie accommodation train at a quarter bet?re
7 o'clock, A M. which reaches B??itonat about ^o'clock, AM
A beggage-majiter ia attached to each steamer, vriiu r->
eeivee and tickets th? baggage, and accompanies the ?an?
to its destination.
The rates for passage and the pr.ee of state-rooms to.
same as by other lines.
A si'-anier runa in connection wirh this lines to and Too
Providence, daily, except Sundays.
Kre-krbt u- h.w-con is Ciiten tti tb*, sazo? rales as tiv tocoves,
regular iirje*. and forwarded w.th greaterexpedfdoti bv ?t
Express fn-iirht train- wmcb leaves Kali Riier everv ujorrj
Ing (Sunday excepted) at 8 o'clock for Boston ami N?w
8edfortl, arriving at its destination at or about II A.M
For freight apply on board, or at the office on P.er S N &
For state-rooms or btirtha apply on board, or if it hi desired
to secure them ahead, applicati .n may be made tn
JolOy T1SDALE k BfiRDEN. Agents. 7n and 71 Wesv-s
W>t. Stcrces, Jas. L. Adams, N. W. Ghaiiam.
CT?RGES, ADAMS 6c GRAHAM,
^FORWARDING and COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
62 Povdras-st: New-Orleans.
ADAMS i STUROBS, COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
ISSoutb-Ai. New-York. . . .
Coming V Co. New-Orlean?; ^ ''?^r,,tJ i tVhrwian.
Jno. LMdstre? i Son. Bal?morer Stsrirtgr*
Cindnnail; Butler, Ub*>c? *- ^ <>"">**?*?
o3 Jluirirrr
T HAVE U.V.?
lVKW-YoRK ami erik L?S ?A??
~ 1 NEW Hi.i-xr 10 buff, i.o am the west -Foil
A^?<.*em.-.,!.-i.v?,?. New-York for Bimrtwrnt. n Klmira,
Cormu*. H; rnc.vilie Buffalo ?ad r7
ai d 5K1E. imm [<:<t fool of Duanwd ?s fbilowa
Brcshfrou ?hd supper on board th? boats
Express Train ai " A. M ?tor-ping M jorRTa?,
Chester. Gosleu. ALddletowu. PortJervt? S?r? .w?tK,r?,
Hancock, Ofpiwir. Lancsbero Btxtgaamtou Owego w??l
verb y Elrn.ra and Jclfirsou. a: riving at (?encraaliO P V
Parssengert for Rochester, ryuifulo Le can lodge si (reo*.
tr. an.; [?.km? Um- Expr< <.? Train f mi Albany next uiuraiua;,
arrive at K Chester and Kutfaio at (be same, time a* .-- . ?
ger> via Albany*, witj. th* adv-m'-ag-' o' a ;i Igbfs er ,>p.
scva
Way and Mail Train? a; 3 .? M stoppingat aii coa
rations"Arming C?rtjlog triewutiea^tsalOjirai 11'? iVctt
??Vo-Tsji? a; 4 P M for OusviUe and all tatenmtdiaM
station*
NiotiT K.xpar,>sTRAiNat.>P .M itu)ppiti^n. Pvi .-ion. S>if
feroe, Chester ? ?die?,Middretown, dtMiw, Pot Jet vat,
Kanvwiibuxgh. Hancock Deposit, LanestorO 'Great Bend,
Bingliaiiitr.n. and ail the stations west of Wngbamtoa
Passengers toi Buffalo b> this trair proceed to Qeaeya, *nd
take thf tmin arriv.iik'at Bu:'a!<? ?utic afternoon Passen
gera for Ithaca, Cayuga Bridge, and town* on Cayuga Lakn
take the cars oi the Cayuga and Susuueltanna Ri.'Jroad
at Owego which leave unmediatciy on the tm'ti o'
the Ene trans. Passengers for Tioga and Lycoming coun?
ties. Ps taht th" can of the Corning "and Rb~.sb.ir>? itanr
at Corning Stage* leave Narrowsburg, Hancocks Deposit.
Liuieshtiro Binghrtmton, Owego. Wuveriv, >.i?ura, Com?
ing and Horoellsville on unm; of the tmins
TRAINS TO NEW-YORK
Express Train leaves Geneva at 4 (.? A.M.stopping at f..
mim. Waveriy, Owego, Buigaarnton, Lane-bor ?, Deposit,
Hancock, Narruwr^urg, Port Jerria, MUdietawa. Goshen,
Chester and Sutten?, arriving in New-York a: f' 30 P M
Way and Mail Train leaves Cornmgai.s A M stopping
at ail the stations, ami arrives ib New-York at 8 30 P M
Nicht EXPRESS TRAIN ieaves Oeneva at S PM and
Hornelurvllle ai 2 P M. stopping at all stations west of Bing
hamton, and at Great Bend. Lanesboro.' Deposit, Hancock,
Narrowsburgb, Port Jerris,OtisviOe, Middle'own Gothen,
Chester. Sn?enis and Piermont, arriving in New-York alt
o'clock A.M.
Way Train leaves Otisviile at5 SO A.M. stopptng at ?II
UV stations, and arriving in New-York ai 10 35 A M
NewbubGH Branch leaves Newburgh at 520 A.M and
9 AJJJ. and 5 PM. connecting with the trains going WeeC
Leave Chester at 6 42 A.M. and I P.M. and ? 10 P M or on
arrival of the trains from the West
freight Trains leave from pier foot Dunno-et at 5 P.M.
Freight for Geneva Rochester and Buffalo, and all place?
West, taken by Express freight trains, and is forwarded
through without delay. CHARLES Ml NOT,
s2ft SuporintendeaL
Note ?The Piermont Hint Dcarman Ferry advertise te>
connect the Hudson lin er Trains, leaving New-York et7
A M and Ij P. At. with the morning and evening express*
trains going Eastward
TVEWRO?TEtothe \\r EST &NORTH.
i " UNITED STATUS MAIL LINE, via the Cavu <a and
Susquehanna, and New-York and Erie Railroads and Cavu
ga Lake.
t'ntil further notice the Passenger Trains on the Osyugti
and Susouehanna Railroad will run m connection with tow
Day mid Night Express Trams on the New-York and Erie
Railroad, two dailv hues (Sundays excepted.)
The cars leave Owego at 5 32 A AL and j 19 P.M. Leave)
Ithaca at n A-M. and at 7 30 P.M. arriving at Owego m nine
for the Morning and Evening Express Trains for New-York.
The- splendid low-pressure steamer WILLIAM k.
DODGE. Cap! Bw.'kbee, leaves llhaca dsilv at 7 30 A M.
connecting at Caynga with the Express Traute golngEast
or West. RemnUUg, leave Cayuga at 3 P.M. or on the
arrival of the Eastern or Western Express Trains, connect.
lng at Ithaca with the Evening Train tor New-York.
Through tickets from New-York to Caynga, $6. Tickets)
from New-York to Ithaca or Caynga sold on board the
Steamboat of the New-York and Erie Railroad Company on
the river.
Baggage checked through from New-York to llhaca or
Cayuga.
The Cayuga and Susquehanna Railroad has bran rebuilt
and reiuid with a heavy rail, on a new route, avoiding the
inclined plains, and equipped with engines aud curs unsur?
passed on any road in the Union.
The connection between the railroads end the boats is per?
fect, the cars running directly to und from the steamboat
landing in Cayuga Lake.
Passengers for Oswego, Syracuse, Auburn. Geneva, Roch?
ester und Buffalo, will Bud tins the most pleusuut, cumlbrta
ble, and cheapest roule. sti eody
1S?O, Central Railroad of New-Jersev. 1S30.
CUMMER ARRANGEMENTS, com
Ps?menelng April 1, IS.*).?This Road extends from Eliza
bethpori35miles to White House, New-Jersey, reductmr
the entging between Uie terminus of the Read and
Easton to 2ft miles, and to Sebooley's Mountain to M
milea ThU line leaves New-York by sU'emxiat RED
JACKET, at pier 1. NR. and connect* with traltus
on the New-Jersey Railroad, which leave New-York from
foot of Curtlaiid-stl at the same hour. A new route to Scheu*.
ev's Mountain, with less staging then any other.
Passenger Train U p.?Pn saw ngefs will leave Nuw-Torrli
by steamboat from pier I, N.R. or tiy the New-Jersey Rail?
road foot of Cortluwbst. at 9 A.M. aud 5 P.M.: leave 'Ellas
beihtown at 10 A M and k P.M.
Passenger Train Down ? Leave White Honseat Ail
A M and 1 4? PJM.i North Brandl at 5 55 A, M. and I ftft I'.JL
6onierviUe at 8 10 A.M. anil '2 ID P.M.; Bound Brook at 8 H j
A M ami 2 20 I'M ; Plaintield at ? to A.M. and i V) P.at: "
Westtield at 6 56 A.M. and3 P.M.; Elitabethtownatl ISatM
10 30 A.M. and 3 20 V M
The frelglit train (with passenger rers attached) will tears*
White House at ;t HO A.M., SoinervilUi t M, Plamrtehl 5 IS,
and Elizjibetliport, by steamboat, at 7 SO A.Mi Eeturutag,
leave New-York, liy sluaiubual Red Jacket, frum pier I,
Worib River, at I P.M.
All freight from New-York, Intended to go by this line,
must be at the boat at 12 30 o'clock to Insure being takuo
through tiiai day.
Suiges will be In readiness on the arrival of the 8 o'clock
Uuir. rrom New-York at tno White House to convey passe?
gers to Eaton, Wilkesbarre, Betiilehem, Alltintown, Mauch
Chunk. Pa; and to Flemington, Lebanon, (ilinton, Alifford.
Bethlehem, Blooinstinrg, New-ilumptou, WashiugUiu, aosl
Belvldere, N. J. On Tuesday. Thurdday and Saturday, to
Delaware Water Gap, Stroudsburg, Bartousville, .Stanhope,
Daleville, Buckstowu,and Lackawonmi Iron Works.ltc. Pa.
N. B.?Ail baggage at the risk of the owners until deliver,
ed Into the actum possession of the Agents of the Company,
and checks or receipts given therefor. as
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.?
NEW-YORK to ALBANY, by Ruilread and steain
boate.?NEW ARRANGEMENT, la?.
On and atu-r Monday, October 28th, 1850, the passenger
trains wu run us follows; (Sundays excepted,) connecting
at Pougtkeepfiio with the fast-sailing steainere ALIDA,
ahmknia und SOUTH AMERICA, running to and rroiri
Ail.any, and 'iiiicMn.' ?l tile usual Irt-n'ineiliale lauluigs.
LEAVE NEW-YORK, GOINO NORTH,
From the Office in Hudson-at near Chumbers-eL
At 7 a. M.?For passengers u> Poagltkeepste, stopping;
at all th'.' way sta'iong.
At H 15 A. M.?Express train for Albany, stopptng at
YonkiTH, Dobbs Ferrv, Dearman, Tarrytown, Sing-Slag,
PeekskiU, Garrison's, Cold Spring, FishkllL New-Ham?
burgh, and connecting at Poiighkenpsle with tho AR?
MENIA or ALIDA, which wiH land at Hyde Pnrk King?
ston, Tivoli. Mulden , CuiskiU, Hudson, Coxsackie, aud
Smyvesant, and arrive at Albany ai 4 WI'. i>L
At 12 M.?for freight and passengers to i'oughkeepale,
stopping at ail way stations.
At P. M.?For Passengers to Puughkecpaie, stopptng;
at all the way stations
At 4 P. AL?Express train for Albany, stopping al Man
batlanville, Yonkers, Dobbn'Ferry, Dearman, Tanytowu,
Sing-Sing PeekskU), (iarr.son's. Cold Spring, Fislikiil, New
Han.burgh and Milton Ferry; connecting at Poughkeepsie
vltl the steamer SOUTH ?.MEIHCA, which wiH land at
Hyde Perk, Kingston, Bitrrytowu, Tivoli, Maiden, CatskilL
Hudson, Coxsackie. Stuyvnsant aud New-Baltimore, and
irri?e atAlbanv at 1280 A. M.
At 5 P. AL?For passengers to Peekeklll, stopping at ail
wsystationa
' LEAVE POUGHKEEPSU5, GOING SOUTH.
At 7 A. M ?For New-York, sli>pping at all die principal
u-tti stations.
At^A. At.?For freight and passenger* to New-York,
stopping at all way stations.
At 11 4? A. AI.?Or on arrival of steamer from Albany,
which leaves there at 7 A. M. stopping at New-Haniburgn,
FiebkiR, Cold Spring, Garrison's, PeekskiU, Suig-Sing, Tar
r> town. Deannon, Dobbs* Ferry and Yonkura.
At 1 Pi M.?For Nev-YorJt, stopping at u., way stations.
At ii P. M.?Or oa arrival of steamer from Albany, wuioi
leaves tiiete at 1 P.M. slopping at ail way staiious, 'u.
signal.
LEAVE PEKK3K1LL FOR NEW-YORK.
At ? tft A. M.?Stopping at all way stations.
Passengers will promote their couvemeuce end safety by
observing the foUowing rule*: 1st, Give parUcuiar diree
uons to the baggege-man where your baggage is to be de?
livered, that he may mark it accordingly, anil thereby avudd.
mistakes and delays; 2d, procure your tickets Imtbro en's*;,
lng the cars, 3d, do act stand on the platforms.
038 It OLIVER H. LEE, Superu.fT.deot.
MORRIS and ESSEX RAILROAD^
PASSENGER TRAINS L'P.-Leave New-York foot
of < ortland-st 8 A.M. and P.M.; Leave Newark 3) AM.
and tiP.M.
Pashenger Trains Down ?Leave Dover 8 15 A.M. and
I 4? P. M., Morristown ? 50 A. M. and 2 2ft P. M; MmIiaou
7 50 AM. and 2 40 P.Ai.; Summit 7 A) A. M. anil 3 06 P. AL;
Mill :. i*7 30 A. Al. and 3 15 P. Al; Orange 7 50 A- AC. and
3 J5 P. M.
Freight Trains.?Leave Dover 3 AM. and New-Yorfc
I A. M.
)range Horse Car.?Leave Orange 7 A.M. and 139
P. Al.; NVw-York 11 30 A M. and .i 15 P. M.
Pussengers ey these trains are received and delivered
each way at North anil South Orange, Alillville, Summit,
Chatham, .Madison, Morristown, AiorrU Plains, Danville,
Rorkaway and Dover.
At Dover, sotjres connected with the A.M. peaeenger
train leave for Surkusunny, Stanhope. Newton, Hackew
town and Hope, daiiy; Afilford and Owego on Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays, and for Sparta, .lobnaonburg,
Biairstown, Colunffiia, Delaware Water Gap, SLrongsburgS,
continuing to the Lackawimna Works, paasmg through Bar
tonviUe, Stanhope (Pa.) Smith's Tav?rn, Neagleaville, CU/
ton, Dnnmore. Hyde Park to Providence, on 'l^ie-*i?ys,
Thursdays and Saturdays, and returning meet the P.M.
trains for New-York. ?
Al Denville stages leave for Powerv?i*and Rooriton on
the arrival of the A. AL and P. AJ. traia* from, and meet too
A AI. and P. AL trains lor New.York. . , ?, ,h-. ?
At Alorristown stages leave on die arrival
piUeenewtealB. for S<e?il>ain. Ci.est.-r. &ji?itoy s Moirn
isin, WssJnogton, Belvidere and Ea*w?. ^
the P. m. train Cot New-York. , ?f ,hB p ? [r-in
Also for Burking ^?^^i'^
retnnimg next morning, connecung wi
New-York. h . ticket* berbre taking their
?rr^T*ta^?ri SS ?? the day
seats in the car. TfcketS? u ^ ucke<
when purchased. The ( pttj(J in rlie cans, than
are J3 wi? - faffi^^t ?iet orficee Pasee?,
w *e conductorwt^rft
^-'-Weir" York und Philadelphia
TVrFW-VORK an.) PHILADELPHIA
II o'thE? 1 " MAIL LINK?Through U. *\ Duutm,
t, >,.??./erse* mUiirutu ? ran- redo.-rsi tu |S for rjreictiuej
* t. jt) tot *mm? >:bur?.?Usa"? IInW.Toirl ?Iii ??,
I,, it fnffl ? f Corriand-i end si s A U *r><* * 9 M Tore tb*
.,.,.10 hertj si L.-a<e PhiladelpJius at" and b A M ?cd
5 1- If ?Vorn'rvM o"*'?Jnut.?? ault 'or
iST?f EN ISLAND FERRY.?On anti
?3??irr Mninday, 'he 21 si, tne Bo*i* will leave as foiiovre
l^?-/,. New York ru ? erel 11 A.M. li. 3^ aerl fi P.M. Van
?ortH-V? LmVidi^ ti H and iu AM- 12(. H vsA a if M. OA

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