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The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-02-28

y due, Daily texcept Monday J by 7 r. NJ
Closes, Daily except Monday att a. NJ.
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-02-28

hAKEVAD MAIL
Is DuE, Closes,
Saturday, a a. M. Saturday, Ii a. ".
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-02-28

TINE MADHSONVlLLE MAIL
Is DUE, Closes,
Monday and 10y BAN Thursdays III
friday Sunday
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-02-28
LIVERWORT.

This plant has, for many years, bsan
found 70 be Of singular virtue 10 The
cure Of affections Of the Liver. More.
recently It was aceriained thar Il Dos
sessed great power IN arrestipe Blsel.
ingof the Lungs, Coughs Of chronic.
character, &c, and Of essential s~erv;ca
~ al diseases Ofa pulmonary cbarac.
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-02-28

POST OFFICE HOURS
Office open every day, ExcErr sun
nAY during business hours, and on Sum y
from NINE 10 TEN o'clock A. M, onlV.
W. PRIESTLEY: r. M.
Feb. q, 80
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-02-28
P0RTRT.



THE m-OTmEEEEss.
pua hsipapa shield ihs nolheAess.
The stricken, bleeding dOVe,
Of when there gushss noEich lbunt
Oh deep and dealhIess loves y.
The saa5ssg Iislss grisfeOnlen-
FoE who sOllons Is they, ati
Upon whose path . mothers love
Sheds not is holy rsf
No gentle form above themgbsnds
Tosooth ihe couch Of pain;
No yolCe sofondas hers essays
TO calm the fevetish brain.
Oh!ciher tongues may whisper lore
"a accents soft and mild:
PIT none cn earth 50 pure as thai
a mother bears her childi
Judge kindly Of the molherless;
a weary lot i theirs,
And Of the heart The gaYsss seems,
A load Of sorrow bears.
No faithful voice directs their steps,
"a bids them onward press
Ard iffbey gang ! kennin wung,"
God helpihe m~Otherless!
And when the sinful and the fraiL
The tempted and The tried,
Dnspested one shall erOss thy path,
Oh SPUN them not aside,
Thou knowest not what thou hadst beef
With trials even less;
And when thy lips would vent Teproach,
Think they we're motherlessl
4 blessing On the motheTless,
WheFs'er they dwell on earth,
Within the home Of childhood,
Or q. the stranger's hearth!
Blue be the sky above their heads.
And bright The sun within;
OIL God protect the motherless,
And keep them free from sin
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-02-28

The Louisville Journal aays Or.
Rogers's Liverwors and Tar not only
gives immediate relief in coughs ana
colds, but, from the testimony of mon
OF the highest standing here and else.
where, il 10 making some very remark.
able cures ofconsumption."
The Railway Register adds. "We
have heared it stated, by persons Of
great responsibility, who have used The
medicines, thar il is one of the q re.
markable medicines Of the ace. ior
Cough, Cold, ~Inauenza, Bronch;,;.
Asthma, Pain in the side and breas,
Splitting Of Blood, Whooping Couch
and all Lung complaints, which IL nso
lected, usually terminate ia consumnsI'
on; and the certificates attached 70 M
advertisements would seem fully y
this statement
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TRAVELLING
.,E--NRAN.XnH,.. -,

Ff{s etsss J - g " I DIX Sc RRtp
eRE ~ 10 ANnTiS W9YlRS sF 70. TO sUfFa
ment-Leaye EcwYorh Cor Bmgaampa E,, a - 'ssng
ing ICnesyie Geneva Rochester, atalh sr S9rn
date plsct, lrily by steamboats, olIAS row Iii me
ERIE. nom pier loot Of Duazs-st as 'osows ''''
breakfast ana supper on 6oara the boats
IMPRESS TRAIN at Il. N. s;opping eaig ri S1fseros
Chester Gosl en- Mddleiown, Port Jeryis NurUwslssTs
Hancock DEPOSIT LanesbOro Birghamton, Owege Wa
rrrlev Fmira ard Jefferson arriving a, Gene7aatI0PM
Passengers for Rochester 6uhto &c can lodge al Gene
VA and lk ne lie xpres Train rom Albany morning.
arrive al Rochester ard Buffalo q The same ime passer
gers Albany With the advantage of nights rest at Go
WAY .uD MAI TRMN-At AM stopping at all tbs
arriving al Corning tie evening nj 10 Is ock
WAY Train ar4 2 NJ for Osville nnd al intermediates
NIGHT EXPRESS TRAINat5PM stopping tPiermonl Suf
ferns Chester Goshen Mddetown 0usYile, Port Jervis,
NaTrowsburgh Hancock Deposit Lanesboro Great Bend,
Binglanton, aud all the stations OF B.nghamton.
Passengers for Buffalo by this train proceed Geneva and
gers for aca Cayuga Bridge ard on Cayuga lake
take the cars OF the Cayuga ANA Susquehanna Railroad
the Erie trains Passengers for Ioga and LYcom;ng
ties Pa take the of the Corning and B0ssburg Rar al
Laneshoro Binghamton, Owego, Weyerly Elnira Corn
ing and EIornellsYlle on arrival of the trains
TRAINS TO NEW-YORK
EXPRESS Tram leaves Geneva at Is An stopping
mira Wayerly Owego, Binghamon Lan9s6oro, Deposit
Hancock, Narowsburg Port Jery5 Msddetown Goshen,
Chester and Snferns. arriving IN New a. 81 NJ
WAY AND MAIL TRAIN leaves Corning al a NJ stopping
at all the stations and arrives in New York at $50 Pm
NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN leaves Geneva at PM. and
Hornesyille nj NJ stopping ut ell stconi west Of Bling
Sarrowsblreh Port Jervs Osyile aiddletown, Goshen
Chester Suferns sa Piermonl arriving In Newborn al
wy leaves Odsyille at 80 AN stopping al all
the stations and arriving in NewYork at 10 IS An
NEwBURGH BRANCH leaves Newburgh al D 70 AM ana
AN and 5 M connecting with the trains gong Wesi.
cave Chester al ~ A NJ and M aSd 10 PM or on
arrival of the trains from the West r,r
FREIGHT TRAINS Leave from pier foot Du0nest al Z e
Freight for Geneva Rochester and Buffalo and Oil places
West taken by Express freight trains ard Is orwarded
through without delay. CHARLES MIN0T
aD1g
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NFW GOODS.
SQrIRE { BROTHEK,

SQUIRE u BhOI
81 FULToN-sT. AND 1872 BoWsRY; 3D.,
a WE CAN MAKE IT THE INT ERES1 OF liose
~ VINO wish the above goods (by our arrangements
Cd in Europe and the anaci9e5, Sue aere 81 gs
a-fiIs1 sfcTe-g7 Fulton or lS2 BoweTy;
Gold Watches by Cooper Tobias Beesley and others.
God Patent Lever Watches, full jeweled
Gold Watches low Is so.
cold Patent Lever Watches, for ladies' ,.,;,,
Cold CLAIMS new article; the Chaelaln lor lai-17
Silver Patent Levers, SIS. osa
God Wedding Rings made expressly Tor that purpose
God Lockets like watches, open both SIDES
silver Tea Sets Forks Spoons, Ladies' &c Id.
Silver Ware is the pride OF business ana We are u
terned TO keep the reputation Of seng al afan d g
ORR RIM - Il goods warranted represented eac9
article the Price marked in plain figures One Price TECH ana
cash only. u ~ o-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-27

Lyckclrs MADE AvAILABLE-By the will o
Rr. Frederick Kohne, citizsn of this city, Wh1
led in the year 1928, large number Of bequesss
sere made to several benevolent aad charitable To-
lRutiops in this city and in the city of Charleston,
SC. to be paid at the death of the widow, who
sas R amed in the will as one OF the exeoators.-
Nrs K ia still living, and the only surviving execu
hr: and having expressed deEire to pay over TO
tie several institutions the amounts OF their lega'
des we understand that one or more OF them nave
Iaresdy acceded to der wish and received the
Ihnds Yhe amount OF property devised was near
Ii 5000 OOO about ,hAH of which was left to tue
iAlow;ng institutions and oharitable bodies;
To she Theological Seminary OF the Ffosessant
!pn;sconsl Church In the United States OF America
ttah,;sbad near Greenwich, in tbs State OF New
Soss s100 900: to the Domestic and Foreign Mis-.
sororv Society of che Prose ant Episcopal Church
: pb;Ie6enba, $40 600; TO the Society of the Pro
is.tant " niscopal Church, for the advancement of
h,is,ieni,y, in q. c. $4,000; to the Ladies' Bene
mert socis ty Of Charleston, 8, c. $4,000 to Shasrr
Elementary, Charleston, s, O. $40 600 to the Bish
In's Fund' g. @. $4,000; to the Female Episcopal
I3epeyolent Society of So, James Church. in the CT
H. ~ philadolphia for the use CT the poor OF The
urch "a 900; to the Female Association Of Phil
lsaalnhis IS 900; 10 the Philadelphia DispenB&ry,
an Goo. To the Orphan Society Of Philadelphia,
80 ana to the Infant Schools of Philadelphia,
& o01 to the Charleston Protestant Episcopal Do
nsst;o missionary Society. $40 000 to the Mari
Sara Church. Charleston, IS 900, to the House of
Refuge in the State of Pennsy $780, GOO to
IAe Society OF the Protestant Eplacopal Onarch
Ibr the advancement of Christianity ID Pennsyiva
Iia. s. 900 to the Pennsylvania Institute for the
beat and Dumb, $50, 600 to the fund for tbs sup
hort of the Bishop Of the Protestant Episcopal
Ahurch ia Pennsyl vania, s. 900; to the General
Episcopal Sunday School UnioD, $4,000 Total,
l9s3 coo Philadelphia Ledger.
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Fssyyr9-,, rEssgss..zssssssa-- 503CL0GKLINE SEr q
fAes9 gsi;4 FOR IiU DSoN Ian and

4Nzh-@----~N~--- INTERMEDIATE
rANDINGs-Tbe steamboat HUDSON Capt VIM. H.
Melen viii leave the steamboat pier foot of Cednrs on
Monday "Wednesday and Friday and the steamer COW M
RIA Cant c. f. King on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday,
at o'clock connecting with the stages at NeWburgh Kings
~ TrDsoN AND BERKSHIRE RAILROAD Tho passenger
trains OF his Road afcT March 25 will leave Hudson anu
West Sockbtdge daily Sundays excepted as follows
Leave Hudson at A NJ and , - 2 NJ and west STOCK
bridge att AN. and M all, low,
Freight trains with passenger car attached WIZ IeaVe
Hudson nj II M and West Stockbrdge At 10 80 \ NJ
Passengers by tue morning train from West Stock6rldge
NAV AXE the day boat NewYork or the boat Tor Fongn
kctpsie and thence by railroad to New DIRK, by I'M
Fare by latter route from Hudson not exceeding 81 % M,
Passengers by evening Train viii ind the steamers ~
ItTNIB and HUDSON always waiting for thel ana tne
fare oil those VIII be low any other evening 0oat
on the ryerom 30 ct5 downward US the me ooaIs may
set the example - >r x,t O.
~ and the same returning Passengers should recD
lec Thai his fare includes berth which IS excluded III inc
fares ofo,hcr routes ..., ,, ,o,
Tie trains from Hudson both morning and evening, con
meet with Tue trains Of tie Western Roads as heretofore
" - smi J. T. WATERMAN, Supt.
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TO LET.

Ss7ss ROUSE WANTED-Par Of a house for gen.
~ ipnsr AID hia wife convenient TO either the Dry
D1ck SegsE Tyson 81 or Seclud az Ines located
East River, 10 Seventh, Thlree-th Eleventh
Ws.d. Addieis r. Tribune Office, Ing pa t:uars.
Ynisfsr,orv n fe1ercH given g25 3l+
az a HNAIL House yVANTsD, ia BROOKLYN,
Er pi,hn ten een mlbUtss eE Of be Fulton Fec
Lccstton mps re pleasant one. and rant not 10
excte $i5V per address Honse this Office I26 ~
ssgS WANTED 80 REM cousge or tene ieat
So for tsail family South or Fu0r arry in 8fosE
iyD HeaI PECK alp ferry III WIi.EmenurRh Al
dTesa Y. {rieuno Ofi,e g.
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1880 CENTRAL RAILROAD OF N. JERSEY: 1850.
FSaq~ r-zz=szzsz-zsc1 SUMMER ARRANGEMENTS,
80 commencing April !, l85O.-Thls Road
extends from Elizabethport IS miles To
White House. n reducing the staging between the termi-
nus OF the Road and Easton to . miles, and to Schooeys
Mountain to Il miles This line leaves New York by steam
boat RED JACKET, at pier R and connects with trains
on the NcwJersey Railroad, which leave Newly ork from
foot Corandst al the same hour Anew route to school,
ey's Mountain with less staging than any other.
PASSENGER TRAIN UP.-Passengers Will leave New YoTk
by steamboat from pier NR or by the Ne~ Jersey Rail
road foot OF Cortlandst at AN and M; leave Eliza
BEETHOVEN at 10 AM and ? III
PASSENGER TRAIN DoWN.-Leaye White House at D 40
A NJ and 45 NJ; North Branch al - An and 50 M;
Somervle at 10 A. . and 10 NJ; Bound Brook al 70
A NJ and 20 P NJ Panfeld al 10 AM. and 2 10 PM;
Westfeld at So AN and NJ Elizabethown att Sand
10 so M. and 20 M
The train with passenger attached) viii leave
White House al 80 AM, SomeryiIle 3d. Panheld Is,
and Ehzabethport, by steamboat 80 An Returning
leave New-Yora. by steamboat Red Jacket from pier
North River, at PM.
Albright from New-York intended to go by this line
must the boat u 50 O'Clock 10 insure beng taken
through that day.
Stages VIII be in readiness The arrival Of the O'Clock
trim from the White House 10 convey passeI
gers TO Eaton WLkesbarrc Bethlehem, Allentown halch
Chunk Pa: and to Remington Lebanon, Clinton, Milford;
Bethlehem Bloomsbury Northampton, Washington, and
Beyidere n J. On Tuesday Thursday aud Saturday, 70
Delaware Water Gap, Suoudsburg Bartonsyle SLanhoPe
Daeye Buckstown, and Lacsawanna Iron W orks &c "a
n B-Au baggage the risk OF the owners untI deliver
ed into the actual possession OF the Agents Of the Company
and checks or receipts given therefor. ID
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H A daring attempt to murder Richard
White of RoxbQry, proprietor of the R9xbary
sain milp, was made during last Saturday night,
II Patrick McArde. who had been discharged
sem bis employ. McArdle entered Whites house
lsod room at 2 o'clock at night and commence the
IgacS with knife White dove tim off, after 8
Ispeee in the house and out, in which McA used
hmstnl Ha hsa nov haen arras .ed.
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FOR EUROPE
, TINE YFyy.yOR!< AND LTyER.

kE3s2. TIL. NEM-YORI% AND LIVER
3SMleg-Lt FOOL UNITED STATES MAIL STEAM
h77 ERS-'lhe ships comprising this Line. are the
Atlantic, Captain West PACIFIC, Captain Nye,
AsTrC Captain Luce, BALTIC, Captain Constock.
Tie ships having been built by contract expressly for
Government service. every has been taken in their
strucon as also in their engines strength and
speed aud their accommodations for passengers
quaod for elegance and comfort
Price of passage from New-York to Liverpool $3.50;
elusive of extra size stateoons 1928 and $500 from
Liverpool 70 NewYork 935 An experienced Surgeon at
tacfed to each ship No Berths secured until paid for
PROPOSED DATES OF SAILING.
FROM NEV-Yo- K. FROM LIVERPOOL.
SATURDAY. October l2lh 1850 "Wednesday, Oct 30h 1850
saturday, October 2Ei 1850 Wednesday, Nov ZDth, 1850
SATURDAY. Noy 18th 1850 Saturday December 7lh, 1850
Saturday. Nov 3C. 1850 Saturday. December Dist 1850
Saturday, Dec 4tl 1850 Saturday. January, 9Th, 1851
Saturday, Dec. z6h, 1850 SATURDAY. January 18TH 1851
"Wednesday, Jan. 9Th, 1851 Saturday, February 1st 1850
Wednesday, Jan I'd 1881 Saturday. February 18th 1850
"Wednesday, Feb 9Th 1881 Saturday March lst 1851
Wednesday, Feb l9tl 1851 Saturday, March 18th, 1851
"Wednesday, Mch 9TH. 1851 Saturday March 18th. 1851
For frclEht or passage apply TO EDWARD X. COLLINS
Il " aisL Newf0rB to BROWN, SHIPLEY 4 co.
Liverpool
The owners Of these ships viii not be accountable for
gold. silver bullion, specie, ewelry precious stones or
metals unless bills OF ading are signed therefor and the
vGiue hereof therein ey pressed
ANtr the st ola phi next the rate ofIreiet by the above
steamers VIII be materially reduced s2d II
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nrss OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES LINE 0R

e salths-zt BARGEs-The barge CLINTON. Captain
sAazzs'H1Ss Wlltsie, every Monday; EXCHANGE,
Capt Rosekrans every Thursdays POUGHKEEPSIR.
Capt Hoffman every Saturday, at O'Clock Nj from foo!
Of Munay-st for passengers and freight
The above barges are elegantly furnished VIII state
rooms and spacious und comfortable cabins and are eX
pressly fitted up for the comfort and convenience or pas
sengers and arrive at poughkeepsie In tune Tor te Stages
to Sharon Pine Plains and NeE Milford
For further information apply on board the barges or 10
WILLIAMSON & VAIL, l64 Westst JeZ! oh
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PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

PANAMA .087 tuns Capt David G. Bailey,
OREGON 1099 tuns.... Capt Garlic P Patterson,
CALIFORNIA. 1.G50 t1Ius -. Capt Thomas Budd,
TENNESSEE. 1870 tuns -. :. Capt George A. Cole
CAROLINA.... Goo TINS i. =. Capt r, L. Whiting,
UNICORN. 6G0 TINS Capt. j 7, Nicholson,
form semimOLtly line between Panama and poris in
California.
Passengers in the Alter Cabin are furnished bedding hut
not wines and liquors Passengers in the Steerage found
with such atons furnished the crew and with mat
and pillow All passengers VIII be allowed space for
personal baggage free The extent OF 250 lbs weight not
exceeding III measurement cubic feet Freight
baggage merchandise when taken, 800 per un aud
per cent on ell specie
Packages should not exceed l25 lbs weight for mule car
riGge Cabin. St ge.
Passage from Panama 10 San Bias or Mazalan SIS 800
- San Diego............. 251 rs
San Francisco. ....... 500 $50
No stores to De landed win be taken as baggage.
All personal port charges including health fees and boat
hire be paid by the passengers No passage secured until
paid for Apply at the Office OF tue Company, NewYork,
81 South-st Tf tt
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Tgso NEW NGEMENT.-BUFF's
q n-glh---.-A ..EnI5 EIL-DI.EM AND ELRL

TFFEOn and after Monday September .,
the steamboat FRANK Capt Rogers viii run as ollows;
ION ~, E In IN = NJ MONDAYS 74AM 1871 PM
4lonohy :, Q Ni IN - TUESDAYS u 81
60: IA ) =. "wednesday ST s.
T II TJs ito s. Thursdays Il - 81
Fridays, e r l.unss >, TO-. a -.
S,Indays 10 - ESundays, & y =
sl2 Inn
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Fl: rEs1 NEyy-Y0gR6KsrA AID S. NE gggat

geu+~ r-z,=zzszsszzs-1 NEW YORK AND NEW-ifA-
La $500 - VEN RAILROAD onand amer We'd
44aA--1a----- -nesday, April a. the following trains
will leave tie Canas Station, near Bf0aadway assem-
gers also received the New-fork and Harlem hairoad
Office, Twenty-seyenllst
Accommodation Train at 7 10 Am. for New Rochelle
Mamaroneck Rye Port Chester, Greenwich Stanford, Da-
ren Noryak Wesport, Southport, Fairfield, Bridgeport,
Stafford Milford and New Haven Passengers from tne
WaySatons for Albany and the Stations the Heussonc
and NeuCack Railroads will take this train and stop IL
Bridgeport Passengersfrom WayStaopsor Boston Proy-
idence Worcester Hartford Springfield and ConneGucus
River Railroads. VIII take this Train and JON Express fAA
Express Train at O'Clock 81 for Stamford Bridge
port Albany and Iousatonic Railroads. NeW-haYen It
ford Springfield and Connecticut RIVER haHosat "iS'S
3 Accommodation Train at AM for New Heyen and m
emediate Stations Hamgden Cheshire aiaie Hid
dletoWr Hartford and Springfield. .r-cvsk Bridge
l. Express Train ats NJ. for stamford, New Haven.
port anu Housaonc and Manganese sr3 Springfield,
ard Stations On the Canal Railroad, HarH''''
Worcester and Boston. ,,, ~, Neyy. Haven and ~
The 9ts[mssIs sfPtIo9 a 90 rm for Bridgeport and IN
teTmcdlGe Sianons ,,.,Yy YORK
! Communication Train al ~ a.,
ming at all the intermediate ~ Is H. for NeWiaves
Accommodation Tram a S,ons receiving passengers
stoppng 81 ~. Railroad at BrdgeP05 from New Haven
g. Accommodation ira Stations receiving passengers
stopping at ell me Haven Canal Rarosd anu aus'
aack Railroad IfoPM On connection with the Ext
& Express Tran o. from NewHsYen, stopping AZ
press Train 9i1s STANFORD receiving passengers from 9
aoasatonic Ra9aa r IRAN 4 receiving passen
s. @ recommendation Train from Boston, roa
sopPng 3 10 ~ NJ 1or N CONNECTION with Rx
g. SIy rom Boston, stopping at Bridgeport Norwak
d Stamford, arriving IN New ore a. II ~ ID 5yelhS
Passengers are requested 10 procure ckets before taxing
seats s- IN the Cars. Ga3o IL r B. MASON, supt
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= 49, FOX fsQSToN, ylANEWPo { g AND

.UTS% b FOR BOSTON, IA NEEPOltt AMI
& fz8lEEsss + ALL RlY EREy tle splendid and suPs,
sazzzza<@ steamers BAY STATE and EMPIRE
STATE of great strength md speed particularly adapted to
the navigation of Long island Sound running in connection
with lie Fall River and Old Colony Railroad, distance OF
IS miles Boston only Leave pier n r. near the Battery
The steamer BAY STATE, Capt Vim. Brown, on Tues
days Thursdays and SATURDAYS, al . I'm
The steamer EMPIRE STATE, Capt. benz Brayton, 90
Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays, at M
This line is the only that direct Tor Newport
These steamers fitted with commodious state rooms
and every arrangement the security and comfort OF pas
sengers who afforded by this route nights rest or
board and arrival Fal River proceed per railroad,
reaching Boston early the following morning remain
on board, getting their breakfast il wished for until the
starting of the accommodation train at Is, AM which
reaches Boston al about so, AN
bacgage-master is attached to each steamer, who re-
ceves and tickets the baggage and accompanies the same
to its destination
The rates for passage ana tie price OF sa'eTooms tls
same as by other lines.
steamer runs connection with this line 10 and rom
Providence daily, except Sundays.
Freight Boston is taken at the rates as by e other
regular lines and forwarded with greater expedition By IN
Express freight ruu which leaves Fall River every morn
ing SUNDAY excsptedl at O'Clock for Boston and New
Bedford arriving al Its destination AT or about II AN
For freight apply on board at the office on Pier NIX
For sate-roons berths apply on board 1t desired
to secure them ahead, appliCatonmay be made 20
jelOy TlSDALE 4 BORDEN, Agents, 10 and II West-si
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eas FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE fer city pro.
az pefy Delightfully."- siiuG ed coUnrv seat or farm OF
'$N fifty landing on The Hudson River,
IS miles from New York. Coos land improvements.
Terms moderate for which and further psrtlcusTs apply
10 Washington aniih 24l West Nineteen!h or 26l West
Tiobtfenh st rl8 meod*
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"a FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-Fhree lots in
sS Newark n. J % by 25 and 100 acres land in Adams
o. County III. 20 miles from the town of Quincy. The
land half wood and half prairie with stream OF water
running through it, Ii will be sold low exchanged for
city property or any improved places the lines OF the
Hudson River NewHaven Railroad, not more than 80
miles from New-York, and station. Inquire of
gll I'm r. GLENN, 1874 Fulton-st
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urD1ON ROVER RAILROAD.
AtEs hs.si BANY, by Railroad llsiEssss9S
MINER ARRANGFNfENT, 1850.

On and alter Tuesday May 81 the passenger trains viii
run ms follows SUNDAYS eXcepted) connecting at POUCH
ke ,s s win he MISLEADING steamers NEW WORLD.
Aida JOSEPH BELKNAP and SOUTH AMERICA.
uunng to and from Albany and touching at the usual IN
fntp lrufl mos
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IMPROVE YOUR EYES.
M MISE. Np1lClAN.

MOST REsPECTFULLY iniorms the
ciuzers Of Nrw YoEk sud the publtc IN
~J ~ general hat h hiss lacated hmseifi Ia this
R a. 4S7 broadway, for The sIl Oh, ysss where may
to9b6 large and complete stsnrert OF Spsc!scles and
lye 6lsIees IN gold silver and tteel trsmss.
W would aisc remind the pubiic, whom hs Is par
ly kuo~ by his annual visits t. ssratogs Springs for the
s sixteen that by hia tovedge OF Tbs Ooca Sch
Zee he ia enabled 10 deiane the Classes suitable for any
e PefFor with weak hs supplied with glassss
fsite will greatly benefit aud po,si ain The sshi.
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