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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-08-15


We, the undersigned, Druggists and Apothecaries
in the city of Louisville, Ky take pleasure in stating
that we have been selling John Bulls Extract ofSar
saparilla for some time. and confidently recommend
IL as being good and safe article:
Tapping & CO. j. b. Wilder E.. Co.,
Montgomery & Sutchliffe, NJ. Akin & Co.,
VIM. Mock, j. w. Gamble& Go,
j. III. Owen, Saml Yenawine,
r w. Kniess, b. Morsell g. Co.,
W. L. Smith, l. q. Mills,
Watts g. Thomas. A. G.. Weatherford,
Robinson, Peter &Cary, Rupert, LindenbergcI SCo
Louisville, Nov. %, 1913.
oSrBear with u.s. reader a little longer and be con-
WINGED that BULLS SARSAPARILLA is the
Wonder of the World:
and that it will cure you, no matter how long you
have been suffering.
What DIR. Owen, Druggist and Apothecary ofsev
eral years standing, says about Bulls Sarsaparilla
LOUISVILLE, May 81, 1913.
MR JoHS BULL--Dear Sir: | have been for a mum
Der of years severely afflicted with Mercural Head
ache and dull heavy Pain in my Liver / used al
most all &c remedies OF the day, especially the Sar
saparla prepared by different persons; but all to lit
tle or no advantage until CHANGED to meet with
yours, three bottles ofwhich gave more relief than
oil others combined.
therefore take pleasure in recommending your
Sarsaparla to the afflicted community n superior
article. Yours, ]. IL. OWEN, Nj. ID.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-08-15

GOod Testimony.
a1rThe Ohio s-,ate Journal, Columbus, Ohio, thus
speaks of Bulls S,rsaparilla
SIT HAS NO EQ JAIL The unprecedented sale
OF Bulls Compound FL. ID Extract of Sars- parilla in
this city, where it has beed introduced fo the past
wo months ONLY, with the very gratifying effects
produced upon all who have ried it, warrant the as
sertion that purifier Of the blood il has no equa
This is bold assertion, but il can be substantlated
by calling on the agent in this city"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-18
Ohio Wine.

We take from the New Richmond Age the fol-
lowing statements OF several vineyards in that
neighborhood New Richmond is about twenty
miles from Cincinnati, in Clermont county on the
north bank of the Ohio. 1t is iIourishing place
of 700 inhabitants, and there are many vineyards
in the vicinity. The Age says
Mr. George We're of this neighborhood, has
made this season $500 gallons Catawba wine,
from eight acres of land, Over six hundred gal
Ions to the acre. Judges say it is superior ar
ticle
Thomas Williamson, we are told has made
over 1900 gallons, the precise amount we have
not learned.
William Carnes made nearly 10 gallons on two
and half acres, first years bearing.
Charles Buckheart made 80 gallons en- little
over an acre of ground first year bearing.
Michael Male made $40 gallons on two acres,
first year.
Benjamin Light, about Zoo gallons on three
acres.
Peter Light, about ZOO gallons on three acres
This makes in all $500 gallons including Mr.
John " illiamson's This at the lowest price Of
fered, will make 90, 10.
The whole amount OF ground, it will be seen, ia
Acenlyiwo acres, and the net product per acre
about 5000 We are not told the cost of cultiva-
ton but we believe it is not one third the value
of the product. Cincinnati Chronicle.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-18
TH,HE BRITIsH and NORTH AMER-

TFNHE BRITISH and NORTH AMER
4 ICAN ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS BETWEEN
NVW.YORK AND LlVERPOOL direct and b EFW EtiN
BOSTON AND LIVERPOOL.
The Boston boas only calling al Halifax TO land Sud TO-
ASIA Iudkins EUROPA, z. O. Loit.
AFRICA A Ryrie NIAGARA, j. Stone.
AMERICA, N. Shannon SANAUA Wui haIllhon
CAMBRIA, Lech
These vessels carry clear WHITE LIGHT 81 uen HaS'
head GREEN on starboard side; RED on port side
AFRICA A Ryre, from New York Wednesday, IVth nov
CAMBRIA J lech from Boston, Wednesday, Hth nov.
NIAGARA ] Stone, FIN New. York, Wednesday, iln pee.
EUROPA ---, from Boston, "Wednesday, I'm DEC
ASIA C ii F. Judkns from N. Y Wednesday, Sth pee.
AMBRICA from Boston wednesday 29'h pee
AFRICA. A. Ryre, from New York, Wednesday, ls. Jan
CANADA VIM Harrison, FIN Boston, Wedny L3lh jan 5a
Passsg from NY Boston to Liverpool Isl ca9n 81 ~
No berth secured until paid for.
Freight viii be charged specie beyond All amount tof
personal expenses
An experienced Surgeon on board -,
Office
FOR freight and passage apply 70 oov.,..,..u
French German and other foreign goods received and
brought in common with British goods
Through bills OF ladng given III HaYfe ior Ne"
ARer the LIST of April next the rate OF freight by ne
above steamers from Liverpool wiz be- yery matei;sV
reduced. h< uS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-18
NOR BOSTON, via NEWPORT and

FALL RIVER-By tins splendid ana superior steam.
ers BAY STATE and STATE OF MAINE, OF great strength
aud speed particularly adapted 10 the navigation OF Long
island Sound running in connection With the Fall River and
Old Colony Railroad distance OF s. mes 10 Boston only
Leave pier N R near the BAKERY.
The steamer BAY STATE, Capt VIM. Brown or Tues
days Thursdays and Saturdays, at m
the steamer STATE OF MAINE Capt Thomas @.
levitt on Mondays Wednesdays and Frlhays, at PM
Ttls line is the only that direct Tor Newport
These steamers ted with cotnodlons sta1eroofra
every fer the security and comfort Of pas
sengers who afforded by this route nighFs rest On
board and arrival Fall RiYer proceed per railroad,
reaching Boson early the following morning or can remain
on boara getting taeir breakfast wished for until h2
starting OF Inc accommodation usn al quarter oefors
7ociock NJ which reaches Boston az about 9ocock, An
baggage-nEster atached 10 each steamer, who re-
ceyes and tickets the baggage anc accompanies The taS
70 Ts destination
The rates FOR passage and the price Of saterooms tas
game as by other Lines.
steamer rans In connection with tts fine 70 and foEa
Providence daily except Sundays.
Freight TO Boston taken the rates the ozs
regular lines aud forwarded with greater expedition By al
Express freight tin which leaves fall River every
ing SUNDAY e1cepted) at O'Clock for Boston and New.
Bedford arriving liz destination Ct or about ii An
For freight apply on board or al the Office OF Pier 4
For bers apply on board, or II Ia tegtred
20 secure them ahead, application may es made TO
tsl0Y TIsDALE 4 BORDEN Agents, 10 and II Wess-ssi
NEW YORK and STATEN ISLAND.
lN-Leeye Whitehall a. and H. AN. and and g. p.
N Leave st2en Island q. and 10, An and la and s,
pm 141
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-18
FOR EUROPE.

NNOR LIVERPOOL-United States
IL Mail Steamship ARCTIC, Capt Jas C Luce.-This
Steamship will depart with the Mails for Europe Posi.
lively Saturday Dec o. u o'clock d. from Der oer'n
al The foot Of Canal-sl
No berth secured till paid for .os.e
All letters and papers mus. pass through me zoe
For Freight or Passage, having uuequaled accoiH''13
uons for elegance or comfort apply 70 s e IUai,s,
No freight viii be received on board Al1e' $40"
inst ,hs ARCTIC and
The Steamer BALTIC viii succee1 80 dq
ea January 3.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-18

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
STION across the IsTHAUS OF PANAMA-lACH,,
RISSOE, NELSON co. OF Panama are now prepared
10 transport FREIGHT across the lsihmus, or Ake !,
througho San Francsco al shippers option on' eaGa
package must be Of portable ti1e ard weight ana properly
covered, ns l., co are not responsible Tor tslase o.
accident in he tanst The charge ot transportation 70 Dc
prepaid in New.York For particulars apply TO
d u n9s [. ZACHRISS0H CO. % W s!tsL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-18
NEW YORK and ERIE RAILROAD

NEW YORK and ERIE RAILROAD
i NEW ROUTE TO BUFFALO and The WESr-Win
Ter ArrHngemenl-Co Commencing Monday Dec ,, 1851
Leave Now-York for Bmgnanion, Elmira, Corning tor-
neisville Geneva Rochester Buffalo and nterus inte
place, daily, by STEAMBOATS, THOMAS POWELL aud
ERIE from pier FOOT Of Duane-at tolows
6reahfasl and supper on board the boats
EXPRESS TRAIN At A NJ stopping only al eunerna'
Chester. Goshen kiiddleown, Port Jergls Narowsbayg
Hancock, Deposit Susquehanna bmghauton, Owego, Wa
veriey Emra and Jefferson, arriving At Geneva the same
Passengers for Rochester Buffalo, &c can loige Gene
Va on board the boat Seneca Lake wsre comfortable
bsrths provided and take The Express Tram from AZ
viz Albany VIII tns adYhnaSe Of
Way AND MIL TRAIs-At An stopping at an mo
stations arriving at Elmira The same evening
WAyTRAIN AZ PM for OusylIe and q! latsfmedls'S
NIsHr EXPRESS Nj stopping iermont 5pf-
ferHs Chester Goshen AIddetown Otsvie, PORT Jervs,
Narr1Wsburgh Hancock Deposit Susquehanna Great Bend
Binghamton and all the stations west Of binghamon
Passengers Buffalo by ths proceed 10 Geneva and
la,e The train arriving Buffalo afternoon Pessen
gers for TaCa CRyuga Bridge and towns on Cayuge Lake.
EaLe the cars OF tj Cayuga ana Susqlehanns Railroad
al Owego which leave Immediately on The arrival OF
the Ere Trains Passengers for TOgh and Lycomlng coun
ts Pa a Inc cars OF the Corning and bossburg Railroad
At COriDe Stages leave Narrowsburg, Hancock, Deposit
SIlsQuehanua Crest Bend 8nghanton, OYego, Wayerly
EAnira Corr and Honesyle on arrival OF The rainn
TRAINS TO NEWYOhk.
EXPRESS TRAIN leaves Geneva and H0rnete7ile at
80 AM stopping a, FL nre, Wayerly, Owego Bnghamon
Susqeiannd Depos Hancock Narrowsburg, Port Jeryls
Middetown Goshen hester and ouhefns arriving IN NE"
York al - PM
WAY AND MAIL TRAIN leaves Elmra at 30 AN stop
piu all the stations and arrives in NewYor NJ - NJ
NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN leaves Geneva al | 2 Nj aud
Homellsvlle at 20 NJ stopping al all stations west Of
Bins hamon aud Great Bend Susqnehanna, Deposit
Hancock &arowsburgh Port Jeryis 0usyiue Mlddetown
Sufens and PieFmont arriving in Aew.York ct o'clock
AM
WAY TRAIN leaves OasviIe at AM stopping al al the
stations, dsrriyng in New York ct II AN
NEwBuRGH BRANcH leaves Newburgb at I IS P. NJ con-
neciug with trains going West leave Chester III II 10
AM and M ard p IL arrival of the trains from
the West
FREIGHT TRAINS leave from pier foot Duanest al H.
Freight for Geneva Rochester and Buffalo and all places
West taken by Express freight trains end y forwarded
throuoh without DELAY CHARLES hiINOT,
40 Superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-18
NICARAGUA ROUTE TO CALL

NICARAGUA ROUTE TO CALL
NFORNIA-Pssssge through to San francisco SO
and found by steamer 26h OF December-A gentleman
wellknown the person who brought over successfully
th frst Expedition across he Nicaragua route from TIE
Pscifc viii he dispatched agent OF Messrs PALM Z
4 COS Express per SesmerP ROMETHEUS. on The 10Th
Of the month which goes direct 10 he port OF sac Juan
under The SUPERINTENDENT Of snderbt, Esq to con-
duet over safely and without delay such persons as wish
10 avail themselves Of this pleasant end expeditions roass
Esab person paying the sum Of $3.50 VIII receive
Storage passage with comfortable beds and separate abe
upon lie Atlantic and Pacific and conducted by our Agen
sdross Niceragus to the port OF Reseo IN conssaTG
boats aud bv good mules, provisions being provided al
tbToggbJ and placed on board the Pacific steamer.
This opportunity beng good and sure one 10 nose
going TO California and the expense so moderate WIN e
advantages OF healthy country and competen. person
10 relieve passengers OF all care Those wishing 20 aysIl
themselye. OF is opportunity, will find ii 10 thelF 5dyan-
tage to make early application for passage al me once
where full and explicit information will be glVen.
To such as wish can hare cabin accommodation oy pay
ing extra. -; -
Freigh5 OF 81 description tie taken On MS fo1s,
and will be dispatched BY he same steamer TO go eeI1ss 70
California al great reduction OF price from he IsillA
route nd warranted to 90 through IL the same OF less
dIa wv Palmer CO.'S Express, 20 Liberty-si
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-18
NEW ROUTED the WEST Il NORTH.
l YUNITFD STATES MAIL.L INE via The Cavn "a ard

NEW ROUTEtot the w EST Il NORTH.
l SUNITFD- STATES MAIL LINE, via The Cayuga and
Susquenanna and New FORK aud Ere Railroads and Cagu
ge Lake.
nniflrter notice the Passenger Trans Csyuga
and SusQuehanna Railroad Will N connection with the
Day and Night Express Trains on tie New York md Ere
Railroud, two daily lines Sundays excepted.l
The cars leave Oweso nj 81 An. ami Y Z 81 Leave
Ithaca NJ ard ut 50 NJ arrvln al OWego in !me
for the Morning and Evening Express aims for New
The splendid low-pressnre steamer WILLIAM o.
DODGE Capt Buckbee leaves Ithaca daily NJ 50 a. NJ
connecting Cayuga with The Express Trains going East
or West Returning, leave Cayuga at M or on the
arrival of The Eastern Western Express Trains connect
Ing at Ithaca with the Evening Train Tor New York
Through tickets from New-York 10 Cayuga, Sc Tickets
from New-York TO Ithaca or Caynga sold on board the
steamboat of the Newfork and Ere Railroad Company on
Baggage checked through from Nev-York to Ithaca or
Oayuga
Tie Cayugs end susqnehanne Railroad mas been rebuilt
and relad with heavy rail new route, avoiding me
inclined plains, and equipped with engines and cars unanr
pusged on any road in the Union
TIE connection between the railroads the BOASTS per
tec, Lie cars running directly aud from the steamboat
landing in Cayuga Lake
Passengers for Oswego Syracuse Auburn Geneva toch
end Buffalo, will find tins the most pleasant comorta
be and cheapest route ga cody
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-18
Central Railroad Of New-Jersoy.
M \ Y Z r ARIA N(ft,Ni En- It's.

l
w Commencing MONDAY, Nov. Z, l&joTh.s R9sd
extenGs from ELIZABETHPORT 50 miles 10 die " h tth
HOUSE ~ j. reducing tho staging beS'yesn tue terminus
OF The Road and EASTON 10 - mi.e5.
THIS Inc le&yes New-York By steamboat Red JACKET
pier 10 North River, and connects with rains on ma
Newt ersey Railroad, which leaves Saw.ior9 Uom tooS
OF Cortland 81.
TRAINS UP-Leave New York by steamboat Red ack-
c., pier No North RIVER. 81 M freight and ~ Poi
passenger and by N Railroad, foot OF codend'se az
Trirs leave White House and toowns places for New
White House al 81 A NJ freight a, 81 An; Passenger
someryille at AM; Freight at An. Passenger 81
Bound Brook at s. AM Ereigh: at loia AN. Pss-
palndsd 81 81 AM; sreightat II AM Passenger st
bpm.
SPIN. .,,,,,
EAzabehpor 81 81 AM; Freisai 81 g A.St.i Fa-sea'
STAGES wn Re n readiness NE arriyol Of HE = NJ
tsn from New-Yorx the White House 20 convey paa,
seneere 10 Easton Wlkes1erye Bethlehem Allentown snd
Mauch Chunk Penn and Remington, Lebanon GGn'on'
Milford and Belyidere, NJ. >,
N B-Al BAGGAGE az the risk OF me owners until de-
vered into the actual possession Of the Agents OF he Co'
pany and checks or receipts given heTelor %
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pEGULAR NAIL LINE between BOs.


4 atom and NEW-YORK. Via STONINGTON aid
PROVlDENCE-lnlaad route, without ferry change Of
The steamers G VANDERBILT. Capt joel s,ons ana
COMMODORE, Capt Nn y. frazee, in connection
with the Senngton and Providence and Boston and
Providence Railroads, leaving SewYoyk daily Sundays
excepedl from Pier Mr. FRS wharf above Battery place
nj O'Clock M and Stonjngtor at II. upon tie
rival OF the Mail Train nom Boston
These ou expressly for the route s1dara
every respect particularly adapted to the navigation Of
long Island Sound The accommodations for passengers
soElmodious and comforsbehe officers capable and
perienced
The route being the shortest and most direct between
Boston and New York passengers are enabled arye
n ample tine for the morning hIes Of steamboats, and
railroads running 10 various points from those cneo
The C VANDERBILT wineaYs New YORK on Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday. Leave stooington Monday,
"wednesday bud Friday.
The COMMODORE WI, leave New YORK Monday, Wed.
nesday and Eridsy Leave stonngton Tuesday Thursday
and Saturday,
N B-PSssengers the arrival OF the steamers eten.
ngton proceed Immediately n tie splendid railroad
70 Providence and Boston bRegege-cnaster Bccors-
panies each uAin to and rom Boston FOR passage,
berlhs freight applications may ee made 70
the Agenn the wharf, sad al the ofhce, 10 Battery.
nlace Oh
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OF 2bsn

II DFcFMpER-Tb new AID ; e s1t Xvii Vii sal %
e. smp HESRY CLAf' Joy
sh s2;Ia 81 E,ast RIVER, orlo
do apPy On 6 VOID Il TILEsToR CO. "a s00Ih't
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-18

oRPORATION EOTlCE-Publo notice shsfeoy gwen TO the
owners occupant occupants OF all houses anu os
m u0mproytd LANDS affected thereby that the follow
Assessments completed y the Assessors and lodged
in Of the Bureau Of Assessments for examination by all
pertous interested For building Sewer with receiving basins
connecting pipes eNngtonev from aSh st 70 con
meet the Sewer LeSngOnay at SJt ST. with lateral branch
IN the easerB side OF Fourth The limits
embraced include all the several Houses and
Lot, Ground vacant Lots pieces and parcels Of Land situated on
between 2sth aud SJ SITS on tue west
ely side OF between 9S and 29t sta the easr side
OF All ay between and 3 the souteI side OF 29t St
between Sd and aud the nohery aide OF 29t 81, be
tween Lexington Al All persons whose interests affect
and who opposed 10 lae
same or ser of them requested present their objections
wiring the undersigned at the oHcs No Hal o. RECORDS
within thirty DAYS date OF this notice SAMUEL h DE
MOTT FRANCIS NICHOLSON, ISAAC WIN SMITH Assessors
OGCe Assessments, Street Department Dec H. 1854
dl4l0t
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CALIFORNIA


NALIFORNIA-Copartnership.--AUC
OTION AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS-The
subscribers having formed experimenting under the style
Of KETTELLE, AIAHONY co. for the purpose Of
ansacting General Auction and Commission Business
and having taken the spacious Sales Room in Washington
California few doors below Montgonery-st are pre-
rnred toreceive gnmen Of tea Estate targoes ard
Merchandise general for public private sale On the
mostberal terms Goods can be received into store direct
from lighters.
We are prepared make liberal advances upon consg!
share OF pub patronage respectfully s9EcIed
aud satisfaction warranted. 900 -
WILLIAM 6. KETTLELE,
FRANCIS S. MAHONY
We are at liberty to refer 10
Samuel Brannon Esq
Albert Warwdel, Esq SON Francisco
hleesrs Howard 4 Green, % ~
Geo n Shaw * Co.
Tno ]. Mahouy, Esq,
Elisha Atkins, Esq
John L. Emmons, Esq Boston.
hfessrs. J. " Blodget Co
Mahony i Kenna,
Badna 4 Bro. NewYork.
KETTELLE MAHONY IS co.
San Francisco Dec 1850 dlI lW
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Nm PURSUANCE order Surrogate OF the County oiNsW
john BURDELI the City Of New York deceased to pro
an, .ams With the subscriber a. his oco
No s6g Broadway the City OF New otor osoro the isen
n, sbt Ssv of ay the S3rd Law OF NoFoaS
~ Ss, 1ssa n97 lsv6nWt HAKVEY sURDELL, Executor.
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N7FXy-YORK &NEW- HAVEN Raj.

lNROAD-On and aner Monday October Il, the follow.
ing trans viii leave the Gauast Station near broadway
Passergers also received al the New-Hork aid Harlem
Railroad Office, TwentY-seventh.st
Accommodation Tram al Is An for New.h ocselis'
sarneroneck Rye Chester, Greenwich STANFORD Ds'
yien, Norwalk Westport southport sa-rneid b1dgspo.
srreford Milford and New Haven Passengers rom me
Stations Albany and the Stations on the HousatoRiS
and NaugAuck Railroads will take ms tram and sop a.
Bridgeport PHssengerstrom way stations tor Boston 9oV
ldence Worcester Hartford Sprngheld ana UoaneTaSG
River Railroads. viii take this Train and lo Express lFea
Al New Haven Passengers from the Nay-Stanons Tor
Aamdeu Cheshire, S2uhington, Plalnyue tarningon
Avon rUrifyille and Consye wl taAe THIS IFain Aiu
ioin The Canal Railroad Train ut New haven.
express Train at o'clock NJ for Stamford, Bridge
port Albany Housatonc ana N9uSanG tanFo@js, ~
Haven and the Canal Railroad, Middleton, Hartford
SrrirgfcId and Connecticut River Railroad, Worcester
) Accommodation Train at o'clock a NJ for New
Haven and all intermediate Satons' Passengers by thls
Train for Stations the Hartford and NeW-HaYen Rau
roed win remain over at New dayen about one hour
Passengers Boston, by taking this tram may remain
over from three to hours at New Haven Hartford
SrrnGfsld or at any Station where The Express Tram
receives passengers Passengers by this IRAN or me Ca
mi RAILROAD viii remain at New Haven until IS NJ
Express Train ats for Stanford, Norwak, 5ridge.
pert and Housatonc and Naugapck Railroads New HAVEN
) Accommodation Train q! N for New haven and al
s Comraiaion Train st Nj. for Bridgeport and n'
'eflea'a'7 ''1t TRAINS 70 NEW.YoKK
1 Communication Train 10 M from Bridgeport stop
ping at all the Intermediate Stanons
T. Accommodation Tram at A for New dsven.
.opping at a intermediate Stations receiving passengers
g. Accommodation Train at g 80 AN nom New deVes,
aoppag all intermediate Stations receiving passengers
from Hartford and New haven, Canal Railroad, and Hsuk
stuck Railroad
Express Train 10 NJ. in connection win the TX
press Tram from Boston, from New Haven stopping oil
Bridgeport Stamford receiving passengers from hs
Housatonic Railroad at Bridgeport
gers from the Accommodation Train from BOSTON, trota
New tiayen, stopping ut all intermediate SaIiona
s. Express Train at 10 Tor IN connection with bSs
press Train from Boston stopping ct bridgeport Norwak
snd Stamford arriving in New York At Il 80 NJ Evening
Passengers are requested procure tickets before taking
eats in The Cara I'M Z X. 4. MASON, supt
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STREET DEPARTMENT, No. HALL OF REC0RDs.-Pubhc
hereby that the following Petitions nave been pre-
of Aldermen 10 flag deTaks IN West Nine
eeH ST. eut All ntarestea
proposition having objections thereto, requested to
present writing 10 the Undersigned al his ouce on or USdFe
the 2fth dsS OF Dec. iust-pec- il, ISL
dat JOHN l. DUpGt, Street COMMISSIONED
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DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COM

E. PANY.-The public is Informed that under the ar.
rangements of this Company steamers inspected and
proved by the Navy Department, and carrying the United
Sate Mails VIII continue 10 leave Panama and San Fran
cisco the first and fifteenth days OF each month unless
detained by unavoidable accident the nonarrva Of the
Mails panana The Steamers OF the first Of The month
will touch a. Acapulco San Bias Mazatan San Diego and
Monterey The Steamers OF the fifteenth Of the month Will
touch 4, Acapulco but no other Mexican ports.
The steamship COLUMBIA will ply regularly amer
her arrival II the Pacific between San francisco and ports
In Oregon, awaiting the former port the arrival OF mails
and passengers from Panama and returning without delay
with mails and passengers for the following steamer from
San Francisco regular line fpropeers will be kept up
for transportation OF freight and trsnzent passengers
between Panama and San francisco
The connecticut the Atlantic will be maintained by the
Steamships EMPIRE CITY, leaving New-York on the
18Th, and CHEROKEE, leaving New-YoIE on the 18th OF
each month for Chagres third boat VIII also be KEEP! N
New-Yor q spare steamer. -
The new steamships CARIBBEAN and PHlLADELr
PHIA Will forra a direct line between New-Orleans ana
Chasre leaving such periods IS VIII insure as LILLE
detention possible The Ismus and forming Win me
Pscids steamships THROUGH LINE 10 and from New.
Orleans and ports IN Mexico, California and Oregon
THROUGH TICKETS for any month can be secured on
application 10 The Company, 81 southst New-forK ap-
plcatcns for passage from kewOreanJ should BE made
10 ARMSTRONG, LAWRASON < co. Agents, 81 that
New-York. Oct 81, 1854. o8id