Yes, the Banishing charm.
We see Harry, Ron, and Hermione practicing this spell in GoF:
They were supposed to be practicing the opposite of the Summoning Charm today — the Banishing Charm. Owing to the potential for nasty accidents when objects kept flying across the room, Professor Flitwick had given each student a stack of cushions on which to practice, the theory being that these wouldn’t hurt anyone if they went off target. It was a good theory, but it wasn’t working very well.
Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire, chapter 26: The Second Task
It appears that the object goes to where you direct it:
"I just want to know what Snape did with his first chance, if he's already on his second one," said Harry grimly, and his cushion, to his very great surprise, flew straight across the room and landed neatly on top of Hermione's.
Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire, chapter 26: The Second Task
Apparently the incantation is Depulso, as revealed in the video game adaption of Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban, but that depends on your canon level.
Mobiliarbus
(move object) andWingardium Leviosa
(fly/move object). – Zoredache Feb 10 '17 at 5:53Mobiliarbus
seems to be just for trees.Wingardium Leviosa
seems to be for making objects fly/levitate.Locomotor
seems to be for moving objects via levitation. – ibid Feb 10 '17 at 7:32