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Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-08-26
MUDDLlNG AWAY AN INCOME.

No > are less respected than a man who mud.
die Away large income, nobody knows how.
y If all expenditure, there should be something I'd
show, and that something ought to have either
usefulness or dignity, or performance to recon-
mend it. But every now and then we meet with
cases of expenditure perfectly mysterious. A man
of prncely inheritance or preterment does nothing,
makes no figure, helps nobody, has no expensive
taste, yet not only spends every sixpence of his
income, but gets into difficulties. His domain is
neglected, his house illfurnished, his equpaue
shabby, his servants i'll paid, his subscriptions in
arrears, his hospitality mean; his sons stinted. his
daughters porlionless, his estate encountered IN
fact every Thing goes to rack and ruin about him.
Instead of performing his part in the great fabric
Of society, as far as his influence extends, there
is one vast dilapidaton. He may be said to crum-
BILE and crash i'll every direction. Nobody can saw
where the money is gone, it has not benefited
friends, assisted dependents, built churches. fer
tilted the soil, ornamen,ed the country, DELIGHTED
the town, or done any thing that man can Law
his hand upon, it has all been drbbled or fribbled
away on hollow pretences and petty occasions.
without either system or object 1t has won nei.
ther gratitude nor admiration, nor respect.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-08-26
NEW CONCERN
CHEAP! CKEAPER!! CnEApEST!!!
S Fl + F & co.

IHNHE undersigned, recently from Baltimore, beg
d leave to inform the citizens OF Staunton and
the adjacent country, that they have taken the Store
Room two doors above the Store of Mr.. j Brande.
burg and opposite the Virginia Hotel, which is
now open with full and fashionable assortment OF
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-08-26
FARMERS SHOULD TAKE THE NEWS
PAPERS.

A friends Of ours, whose business has occa.
stoned him to travel good deal recently, in the
counties west Of this, expresses much astonish
ment at the fact that many, even rich farmers
do not take newspaper. He told us of one or
two instances of the sale of hogs, of the finest
& attest kind, at II cents per pound nett, when
two cents might have been got as readily, had
not the farmers been entirely ignorant Of the
state of the markets. He said he had no doubt.
and we have as little, that hundreds of farmers
will this season lose in this way enough to paw
for good newspaper as long as they live. We
can't help feeling sorry that men are 50 short
sighted, even in regard to their pockets, as we'll
as the Improvement OF their minds; 'but we don't
know but it is wrong to he sorry, for it is their
own fault, and they hardly deserves pity for losses
they make ne effort to avert. Newspapers have
done more for the people of this country than
can be estimated and yet there are thousands
of full grown men Tho do not See them at all.
except by chance. If a large majority we're as
indifferent as these we should not be above the
level of Mexicans, and become subject 10 politi-
cal, as well as other rogues who prey upon ig-
norance and credulity
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-08-26
STAUNTON VIRGINIA. MONDAY, AUGUST 49, 1850.
POETRY

Oh, that had The aoings Of the dore, Aat j
might flee aWay and be al restu
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-08-26

4 BBLS Rice, new crop. for sale by
II PERRIN s RIDGWAY.
June 3, 1850.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-08-26
EseaGy-Nade Clothing.


made up with much care, expressly for this market,
in style which will ensure sales, and give salts
faction in every respect. Their stock consists Of
the following variety, viz
Extra fine Frock and Dress Goats,
Fancy Sack Goats, Drab, Wellington
Cord, and Cashmereu Coats, etc.,
Black and Fancy cold Pants, cut in the
latest style,
Figured Silk and Satin Vests.
ALsO-A supply of Hats, Caps, Boots,
Hsndkerchiels, Cravats, Socks, Shirts,
Drawers, Carpet-bags, &c.
The subscribers would respectfully ask the citi-
zens OF Staunton and the surrounding county to
give them an early call, feeling confident they can
please ALL, in price, style and quality, as they are
bound to give them BARGAINS.
SNIFF & co.
Staunton May 20, 1850.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-12-19


RosToN, Dee 1Broh<rs' 900 e,iins Railraat
Binds ~ ~ shsres Bostor and Provssnes Rar,at a
az ~ b. ston and wor,eter Raiifoad 1ak; Noroit
County kslroai t6k; Et Northern R.road bod, Is, 4
DO, lSd, Tst - DO, ~ ~ a. t6Ad IN ~ Og6e.aAnrg
Rsiroad q a so5,i len rhsds pbia w1i1 rtor "a AZ
Tin ore ssil 40 81 y 3l1 n0de, boa, ~ 20 d.
DO. CO. e s6i 10 Rutiso. Rsl-osd seu 81. sd,.sik
6i vermont snd nasfschusctis Ra-os 5th as ver
mont Central Railroad AN; s. d. WI SA; yld, he0d.
90 81 Ncsefn ksroaa, 100 it - ~ sast Bo.,on Corn.
tarS toe. 9i g. a. s6r 70 a6do 21S 90 kdse sc-.h
tcmTany, ,ee sash 900 Co. tin "a lo0 40 bod ~
itN 10 Co.hituste psuh to1 N Bssk Of No-s Amedca
lUFs Sccctd Bourd-s2oo Vermont and sAssaeA sosts
R,ii oss Rons. ee; shares tssS Company 0t q Yer.
mont q, ntrai Rsross teOd $50 81 DO t60d $50 q North-
.n Railroad b9oc, TO- 70 sss Boston compSn,, IS p,
bS0d ~
Pun srrIFuA Dee. IS -Fyrsf Board-s7oo Pe1uabs eI.i
q p leo 90, qt 800 Morris anal - 7vn - Ion.
ssi ' seoi g. q .a.ss "a so =
ioss, tCb H6RssdIrs Rsross, S3 O. DO IS. NX IS DO
IS sihi CO 40 So IA Hsrrishrrs Railroad az 20 Uoo1
anal H. 100 pors Csna a. 4, IS eh'eh Cauai 81 ~
90 - tney Ssles-gO thars. ReaainE Ealrats 80, SW
90 81, 80 a. ~; 100 Morris Csnsi, 2lss a5l 40 ri.
Nav CO az, 500 Rssa'ns Rsirasd Go siA Is shsrs,
Rssdus Rsif,sd ~ 500 DO. ~; ~ rspns a.rk lloN "
Psrns Hslii, sd,sH Ancr solrs-slon Penn's Sc Dr..
ietu seh rav &C. sb1s $50 Reading ssfOsi 81 900 sar-
RE CAial 2lT.
BatrpsRH Dee IL Scck Bcers-s share, Baitutors .ad
10 do ifs f0dn Tns: IS a. 7t7E
,in Ia ,3S9 q S,7h a, 'h ~, soi ~, s
orsftery 80 ors . hioi s,sril,s 81. q bid lo6 as.e,
R.irsd be 1877 crs 20 eid slk ssssd DO SHARES slk bid
7il.afked
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ueIrrrnnhic Reports.

NV OsLEsNs Bee. 10. 1850
Ccttons heavy sses e. day $500 bqss at fully bali
. cent oeoline since reoept Of m. Amsrisas ners -
We quote middling 12ko. l9No Rice, SIC
WhhksJ, sc aaSke holasses, 2SAo a2ic Sugar
rssdy -
Nrw OsLrsvs Des. ~. 1850
The tses Of cotton yesterday and 10 day have been
1000 bales hslfe cent decline since the Americas
news Midrline 20 day 1870. 1873 Sterling ex-
change has advanced. and " pow que'.d etc
CIScisNsu Dec ls. 1850
hog. are ies- 6rm. but prices ere unchanged. and
rens we'll hlled The sales here have been 1000 st
t4aSi 10
A. Cincinnati the NUMBER ~ hogs this season oil
no' b. lar nom 10000 sbieb viii be . deficiency Of
1000
Filoe, Of cbnIico,he are firm, ct 50 81 Curreney
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On Wednesday December 18th, Of msaslss, JonS O.
HosEIDeE. the only OF II and Elssy Hornidzs,
aged years, III months and 70 days
The friends and aoQuair tsnoes Of the family re-
sp&ct ully invited to attend the funeral Thursday
the 19th inst at O'Clock from the rssidenoe Of his
fsther Ut Forty seventh street and Third avenue.
On Wednesday, 18th inst AsDaxw DIvISs, aged 10
years.
The friends Of his family and those OF his brother
John Divine respectfully to attend his
funeral this afternoon, at O'Clock, from u Ann
street. of william.
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Passengers Sailed.

LIvsnrooL--stsamshp ssis-s--. ssyer aaa child ma
81 L@e.., L.-ssn, Mr. shsw. ass Ne "ortiey, Hon
Cole Mr. Perrin. forento; Mr. Geo Race Can,.> East
White krorh; hr Reid Glasgow, Mr. Psrsh ana ant
kr bclfold Lndoa. Mr. MUIR. James. Albany;
Mr. Dord bearer Dispatches Mr. Scuddlng,
dsn; Mr. March and Robt Watson England Arthur
Montreal MT kessner 90; Mr. WrishtmAp Mr. Aueerrey,
hohai, Jr kortresi Mr. Burbaxe, swift. NYors; q
steepke Gersee tariAne, Mr. B5der Lendon Harris,
CAlifurnia Bailey Mr. Bolson, st Andrews. NIB;
san strsehsn, Dubiin HERMAN. schmidt Palmer.
Mr. Hsee Leonarc, bsoer Of oespstohes; DIR ForIkss
Grant, Zahn. Underwood. Brookiys; NJ Neisoa M
sehslisabtrg. Mr. Atkinson and LAZY England Specie
slgT els.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-12-19

Purnro CAnrLLo. Nov. 23.-Tbst President Mopsgas
is shortly TO vacate the Presidential chair does not
admit Of doubt and ssuslly doubles will his brother
be called by the legislature which meets In January
next to preside over the des,inies OF the republic
The new coffee crop IL beginning to to market
and although the p.riod of ts maturity has been pro-
longed beyond the ordinary limit by humid weather
rendering the yield less than In 1919 st Its
hyperion quality will compensate for the dsseisncy
Other products Of the country are abundant ana for
expectation the husiDsss extensive at the folio wing
prices which based uron actual operations DOT
fee 90 1Oc per H.; indigo TsTA reals per ID for
OF ard COW hides. Ice. per 10 cotton lao per II
cocoa SO 70 per fnega according TO quality; fus-
tic s15 per ton Corr. Pal Erehange
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IL coming frsa Tie country 10 purchase chsokssn,
New York have sdvuDosd 70 par.
At nsdisos, % oos hsss we're packed up to sstur
{ ~ night sgsinse ~ COO List yeax
At Louisville the deficiency 10 only few thousand
head.
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Our phm.csIpnia correspondence.

tHlLADEtrHIA. Dec. Is, 1850.
The MSshal Ercfent"t-- Ccan,s-- SRru Horns
for Mn Yo,k Frcbic,, &c
The musicsl enthusiasts ~ our city are preparing
10 give the charming Parodi rec tion worthy OF
her prest ftIne g. n rfina donna Rooms have
been taLen y, Jopes's Hotel, ana tonight several
betebad,s sfr ~ jsc.sd in her hpoor by the Opera
orchestra, Betk's PLilsdelphie Brass Band, and
other associations
Among the audience a, the Opera las, evening.
was the Hon James Buchanan, aad Miss Davsn-
port. The latter chsrming actress has just com.
peted successful ergsg, meu; Of seniy nights AZ
Baltimore, and II now op htt way to Boston, 10 fd-
al a sIrniler engagement thee
In sddItiop 10 he cenSu' re'urss mentioned in
my letter of Monday, woulo state. that Kensing-
ton alone numbers 5O,6Ol. winch l. an Increase
since 1870 of 2S347, being at the rate Of IN pcr
cent Locust ward has popul ion - over eleven
thousand swelling the aggregate. as FAR ne known,
TO 32 1853. leaving watds sud oh'ricis yet % be
heard from, thai, IN $50, hsds p"rulatan rising
100000 The rsrio o. incres 60 fir. IL about 90
per cent 20 that from present epps arances, the
totel cannot he much less ihan 40 600.
The amount ~ tolls received 90 the Delaware
division Of the Pennsylvania csDsl duriag the
fpcal year JUST closed, was t2lb.SS0 ~, against
4lS67l4 d. showing an incrtBse Of SIS go 63.
a committee az the Franklin EHsiue Company,
Of this city, will lesve for New York IN few days,
charged with the presentation OF two silver fire.
horns 20 the Empire Engine Company No ~, ~
your city, az acknowledgements OF thc hospitality
accorded to tb IN on theu recent visit One horn
is twenty two inches in length. with q suitable in.
ecTipton, snd ~ intended Tor the company; the
oihes is designed Tor master FfAnk Hart, a lad
who ected az pinneer of the Egneires. and whose
father IL also me ber Of the company.
Urrrpp STATES CoNAoE Since tha establish.
ment of the UDiifd States Mint IN l7a2 there has
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Cleared
ships-Nsy Flower, Crabtrss, New Orleans, Foster 4
NiokerseA; statrA Morse. Perry. Savannah, Durham
Dimon.
Bari-Cuilford, Leslie. sacrausnto City.
Brigs-ksseppa, Calson, Navy Bay, Badger Peck Go;
Frances Jane alexander Boston; CHARLES Henry wilson,
do Brett Wore
schrs-Juno, Ayland, St Domingo. 2 d Hardy Cos Will
liam (Brl HAwes st John NIB; Katshdin WAllsse Jack
sonv lille Geo Jones' Look, All, Oemn Coz Consul
Adsms philadelphia; Nancy Mills Tyler do; "Nsvarrs
Parker Kngston, hass.
Steamer Vulcan r and, Philadelphia
eloeps-Fran Hin, HAlosk. New Haven; kssox Cunings,
Bristol; fashion Blydenburgh. Providence.
Arrlvc0s
Bark Lord Sander (Brl WELSH Liverpool 81 days with
salt and Is passengers to Barclay Lvinsston Has
persncsa weather the passage The ID bound
to Savannah; put In to land her passenGsrs
echr Ali smbra BlApshard, St Augustine (flal days.
with live oak Dec ~ whom within miles Of Bsrnsgat was
blown OF by northesster TO Cape Henlopen.
Schr New Havep, Kelsey, Haven. In ballast.
sckr Adele, MAndine Delaware City. days.
Schr American Belle, Baxter Boston, days.
Schr Meridian. Cobb, Provipeetown, days.
echr Red Beach, Small CALAIS, Ne, days
eohr Abe jenkins, PhilA3siphia. days, bound 10
Norwich.
schr sarah, Perry New Bedford. 2days
Bchr May II Case, Romer. Eastpert, s days.
Asia tBr Judkns Liverpool ships Univsrse,
BIRD Allen, Miller fan Francisco Unicern Poltard
NOrlesns Admiral Caston aavrs sir Robert Peel Chad
wick, London; WIN Travis. B0lles. Galveston.
DEC lS-Wind, 81 sunrise, NV, fresh; ct noon. do.
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They kindle at his very name
His prrsepce wraps them In flame;
Hurr.h tor flavru glsvI


We noticed, also, an he congregation. the Hon
Mr. ~isthi o. and family. Hon; John Bel and
Isnp nop Nj .'"l G p ieoyi non wi NJ
Carr and lady, Hon. Mr Chpgmsn, and others, OF
both houses, although the Congressional repre-
een'siioD was not as large as we had expected 70
hnd II, vers Considerable number eft the members
having heard Jenny sing IN New York, Boston,
Philadelphia or Baltimore, while Others prefer TO
wait for the ntXt concert. But with a very fair
spiinhhne OF the cabinet, the diplomatic corps, the
Supreme Court, the army and navy, Office holders,
editors and TepoTters and With The finest collection
OF women ever assembled together in Washington
since TIE inauguration ball to Gen Taylor, we
think thai Barnum wac abandanty sitished. We
know, for we saw, that Jeaay was fully impressed
with the dignity OF the occasion; and never did she
let hvrseii out 70 grestrr hass or 10 finer effect
The orchestra, composed - eighteen of the Nsw
York coype, and the Germnsia band united, with
Burke he leading vionat, led off with the over
ture from Meptioneo, IN splendid style, enlarging
thu cap Citations Of Jenny To ssneihi q supernatu-
ral Bturu. ~ his extract RON " thotnet the
Second, contributed 10 strengthen re confidence OF
the house 10 the Nightingale; but he 'Jasta Diva
Of JeLny. was TOO etstIuse, to- llueA ne meiaphy
steal Of the uusical. 10 b" received with en,husi
asm She was 40 lsuded; bulii was the sister OF
chariiy hnd not the nightingale that was IN this ap-
plGuse. Il wsH Jenny Lad the good girl, the mo-
Sse ~ AIRED won an, and rot Jenny Lind the singer
The flute song, however, began scnsibly 10 warm
up The hoUsr-the Welcome to America (such
rs IL is) brought IN a healthy riow, the Bird
SoDg roured ~ the dormynt euefgies OF the gall
lery bot The Echo earned everything before il |;
and Home. SWEET Homs. melted some Of n . msm-
bers offhs H'u.', (~hus niiies were left behisd)
melted them iric tears The applause was contn-
goUs. aeS the Triumph 81 Jrunv was com1ete.
There were no showers o. touIe,s, No hurrahs.
but the sudis nee LETS under a ssn-e of delight
worth twice he pdce Of 2, 5 4 or 3dollar ticket.
On Wedp.sdsy evening, Miss Lh1 sings agan,
when We hsyc no Doubt the autisuce and the en-.
thpsissn viii b. inc sseo 20 ns ihing o fs.r1rc
Wellington, hpwtvsr, l. &C ';-tOmsd 10 lions. and
Ia nh efN Aud VET
has go them Washiugtoa, to. night. is IN captures
with Jenny lid
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In Brooklyn on Tuesday evening. 18th Inst, ct the
Church Of the Holy Trinity. BY the Rev. DR. Lewis,
Mr. EpwARp STEVENSON. to Miss AMELIA @. BaADLEr,
only daughter of y. W. Bradley, Esq.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-12-19

ThE ROYAL NAIL sIsAsEs MERLIN. CAPTAIN
about the 9TH Of January 1851 shs has exoslsnt
nodAons for Price Of Remud ts
St Thomas, 47U There Ia o regular mail eomuuuoatsn
hstwsen ST. Thomas and all the Vest Inda ils,ds Hsvsaa
Vera Cruz Venezuela, nc. The Merlin will take freight
Apply TO 4. CUHARD. Jr. IS Broadway.
EoR SAN rRANclsco: piahGr.ro saul aisr.Tan
me iast sailing ship shIh srhAGu alsxAsaar 49,
storm yet tAhe the bulk Of $50 bells Eight soods in
Shippers will please send In their bills Of adnE vnout de-
Law. BOOTH 4 EDGAR, Is Frcntst.
GNOR SAN FRANCISCO DIRBCT-DEsPATCa LIsR-
First vesseThe splendid Canton pscketship N.BRA
KA At pier No Nsrth River take she oslk Of thrss
hundred barrels and will sail about She
has Superior for few arst cshn pA-
ssnssrs only T. b. SUTTON co ~ " all street. o.
JOHN OGDEN. ZIG Wall street.
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nEiIPPIH0.

NOTICE -PAstENCERs FER STEAMSHIP ARCTIC
Ter verpeol viii please be On board - the foot .. Co
nal street. On Saturday December 2lst at III oelook A. NJ
and senc all luggage net waited the passage board
20 merrev Friday December 2oth marked below. With the
nnnlar q lhNlr hrih
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DR. COUfEE. 10 DUANE 49, Fa.h eos tss
loar,e.n lehfs ecuafta ~ sfiia 10
nent oi uffcufi.i ard other core
tfsravttsd esses % this sIla - - =
40 - sc dsys psrfs.i aharsp
NO CrEE Ne PAv.-nk. cORaTgT ~ pyAEr .
msY te tcnt~ltt8 tnt trn..reat 81 osrssu
prrotat II nScta ysars. dsv8tea ths rsst.
49, ~ ~ eisti- pt. - euro sas
msraurv ueef ''t'FfNF "
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hnSAkb q T6LiiSs 3 wsli street. ~ Y. or,o
sS srS Co So a %y' agS. yard Lona..
L bRsPss " q Bouisvsra. soatmsrtrs. PARIS
r' rS 81 fE, ~ ~ 1s .iiSls
Eoa cALIroRnIA. VIA SnAessS WITHOUT pa.
SP Clio a. ss s 's.1' ' c
~. @ 10, T ssA y. .ss x:
meat usis sae rsssrser, ter $50 fr.sei.ee .sS in,el
seq, = Frs,.rt say detention hsyord ,ss uss
stay u gss. n, SsOa, are no- spsa ssd passage Be
ynoz WV voax TO cHASRrs.
s,ssrsr. s.rS ssuas So i, .ss .,,ssi:
yRos vAssss 70 sss rssScsco.
s,ssrsSs ssrsh 1ssra Win sss ana ;,Ssrs.; sats
s. .ssF s5 sTs ToHs s 7. ,..,r..,
. X $50 $::,..: ,:::::" I Z 4
a., % Ea sissnsRip iaiooS rrsisssss s.s orlsss,
49,, ,9s,y ,,s; gsr sss,s i0os No %'5sss disc go .
sss e Ssf =! cen. .ns !I@s. ssgE,r. . ,.s
uosy knovr ysusbis mus, specify *. ssias o. -
ss ~ sDy 2, SONS ~ us w ~
pss Without sveh speciaostios.
Company ~ ~ss' Str.'s 'sfhsi q w..r.s :
special eeaos 20 gwen shi5pss. ~ Ih, iiss ina T.
ssos-.e 20 provide ih.n.eivs, o,.sr FORM vnl ;.
mv., b .lspes keie-s ~. Saline % ,hs vssr,,
TeRoueB Linz TO cALIFosNI..-roR cuAosss
direct. via aavsna-The United ststs Nail Steamship
CompfnJ will dfFatch a. ahsvo the spendd double engue
reanthip FALCON, ~ JfHartstein United State Navy,
Lemmarder Thursday December 6h ~ three o'clock
" rtm The rier feet ~ warren street, NORTH river.
freisht 70 Chasre seventy eube foot pre- paid
cuscRrs.
Cabin. 500 ateersHe. .......sn
roHsvkra.
Catin. 49,. 49,. -. s5D steer.ws 49,. -. =. -. ss
The fscop viii ~ one % the Pscfc steamers 4
the hsvins thrcurh tfets will not 10
delayed ~ amen htynd the usual st.y ~ that pcr
pAssscEFRus pANhMA rosAN IN
Cain. ......... -. 500 etsers-e. 49,. -. -. siHO
TIE Fsecn Juss been thorous sy overa.uie5 a.. ~
furnished with boilers $50 hiss sslocn
detk her cabins FUN sses Throughout, sd
heT umedeurnf for paeenrefs
81 other ssmer ahcst freight raaa.re sppiv
street. n b. RoBERra
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rINnRNEW YORK AVN LIYERPoOL uNIrKp srArI

1NnRNEw YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED STATES
hal sesDers-he thipt eomprising this line the
ATLANTIC. CEpisiu n est. BALTIC, Captain Comstock
PACulc, captain kye. ADRIArIc. Captain Grafton
kht tit. Captain Lucs-
The. chip, having been tut By contrast expressly tor
government erce, has been tstss in their
srnctp, alec In their engines 20 strength and
SPEED ard their accommodations for Passengers
quslled for elegance or comfort.
Price Of passage from York 10 Lverpool sID eru-
rve use q eHtrs sEe state rooms sO from Liverpool 70
New Yerk 80.
an experienced surreen will be attached 70 each ship
~ berths secured until ptid for.
The Of these will he for
silver. buon. sytcie Jssery precious stones
Stlese hills u ading signed therefor AMI the value
thereof therein exptrsted-
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DknAaaEN a. zoe sIDASlLE 0oa sVLrgD on
tIen " FeSfs prsotise, of whiah ws.. Il,
ncfritsl Dr ". Il suAstf rusr>sts- sseerv - ~.
-ltheut srrnrs So hs t'r0u. N his oee1 NJ. msss
"f<sry snt nssttsrs nss esunssy ~ svsr pxssusrd
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DACIFIc hAn STEAMSHIP CohfAsY.-rH1 PUB
lilo are informed that under the arrAnssmeps Of thia
CoIpsny Az sYgsevsa By q: ss ns
tnus TO leave Panama and San Francisco the
fifteenth days Of each month"; unless detained BY unayoiA
steamers o. tie tho month VIZ touch at Aaapuiss
Of The fifteenth Of the month touch Aoapuiso Sus =
The new steamship COLUMBIA viii ply regularly sfsss
her arTiva N the Psofo between pors
ana rom p.n.na and s.sr sa ~asss ssay
San rr.asseo nns q propeller. Ss S.p. -
between Panama and San Frsnotseo.
The conneeon in the Atlantic viii be maintained By We
.s M' o 1Ira ~
hghth Of each month for Chasres third boat viii
h.It in New York - spare steamer.
win form direct Zine between New Orleans ChAsrs4
leaving st snch PERIODS win little dsssnten
sesdbis thslsbnas and forming with the Pacine ssa
snips hroeGh me 70 ana rom Kew orleans ana pere
Through toksts for month can ssoaree on applies
on e a. the Company ssrsh street mss .o,s Appas.
STRONG LAUhAsON T. Co. Agents ut that plses.
New York. October 81. 1850.
EJARE RKDUCED-THRoUGH LINE FOR SAN FRAN
cisco, Chasres direct and by the United States Nail
sss
win leave her dock Pier North rver Chases crse
Saturday Dec 49, at three o'clock Reduced rates Of fars
above din. al IL: same table ana k.1. til. pivils:
steeraxs, Furnished with mattress and board ~
From snams To Ban Francisco Ia the splendid steamship
CALIFORNIA TO leave Panama on or about JAn Is, 1851
salson state hoons ......' ...... ~
ss.srsss found With naiire;; ana board "a
For passage. apply to ROWLAND AsPINwALL.
md Sout
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-12-19

THE BRIrIsH AND NOBTn AnnnICAu nogAI
Nail ksss.shiIs besvss. New Ysrs s.S Hvsrps SsrssS
and between Boston Aa1 Hvsrpoeths Bssssn s~Iv
eslli,s e Hsliax y isas a.d receive nss a.d psas
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-12-19

EfoR LlvEKPooIs-U, y. NAIL STEAMSHIP ARCTIC,
tsptsln James G. Luce. This s,sanshP will depart
with sis for Eurspe positively saturday Dee 2s
AZ twelve eoock NJ from her berth the foot OF Canal
street no berth secured until paid fot All let
received board after this dsy, Thursdsy 18th instant
For freight passage having unequaea accommodations
fer elegance comfort apply 20
EDgD. K COLLINS, IS Wall street
The EteAuu BALTIC will succeed the Arctic. and sAn