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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-03-14
NEW MUSIC.

NEW MUSIC.
lust received selection of new and popular Airs,
y Waltzes etc., for Piano snd Guitar.
Also, large assortment OF superior VioinS,
Spanish Guitars Flutes, Flies and Flageoletts, Ac-
cordeons, Violin Bows and Bridges, best Italian
and English Strings for the Guitar, Violin and Bass
Vol. distraction Books of all kinds, Clarionet
Reeds, Tuning Forks, etc. etc.
THOS CONJUNCTION,
Book and Music store,
mhl3 Corner Main and First streets.
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SPRING GOODS!
r. & E. SLEvIN,

L. & Il. SLEV1N,
WHOLEs DEALERS IN
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
Main ST. second door 6elOO Third, Louisville, KY,
4 RE now receiving large and well assorted
"A stock of British, French, German, ard. Ameri.-
can DRY GOODS, among which are
50 cases new style Prints;
~ do fancy and black Lawns;
do plaid and solid Ginghans;
8 do black and fancy Lustres;
do black and coored Cambrics;
30 do bleached Cotton, 81 to l24;
10 do do Drilling;
20 do Cottonades and Denims:
10 do Cashmere, Jeans, and Satinets;
do Drap D'Ete and Queens Cloth;
) do Croton and other Coating;
40 bales brown Cotton, ga to 1914;
10 do brown Drill q;
% do Amoskeag and other Ticking;
Cloths; black satin and fancy Yestings; tlannelsr
book swiss and null Muslins and Jaconets; apron
and shifting Checks and Stripes bleached and brown
linen and cotton Table Cloths and Diapers; Irish
Linens; silk and cotton Handkerchies and Cravats;
Hose and Gloves; Ribbons Laces Threads; But
TONS Pins Suspenders, etc.. to which they invite.
the attention OF city and country merchants-[ Lou.
Journal mhl2 d5wl
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-03-14

FROM YUCATAN.-We have received files
of the CampeaclIy RdzoD, to the 26th ult.-
The news they contain are Ola partly confjc-
ting character. In that paper of the 18th
ult it is stated that the hopes of peace are
becoming more and more promising, whilst
in the number issued on the 26th, an announ-
cement is given of radical change in the
government leadership of the Indian irlsur-
gents, which would lead to the inference that
Il new struggle is imminent. According to
information received at Campeachy pub
Iished in the Razon of the 22d ult, it appears
that the chiefs Benancio Pee, FloreDtino
Chan, and Bonifacio Novelo have been de-
posed from the direction of affairs, and Jose
Isaac Pat, a relation of the late Jacinto Pat
had been elevated to the office of Governor,
and Jose Maria Encalada made commandant
general. These changes were made ut the
demand of the English, who were much dis
pleased at the assassination of Jacinto Pat,
and that of British subject who accompa-
MED the latter. In the meantime military
operations are prosecuted with vigor bv the
Y ucatecos, and, according to these papers,
the Indians have been defeated with great
loss at all points.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-03-14
BUFFALO, March H.

Destructive Fire in B46ato.-At 2 o'eIock
yesterday morning a fire broke out IN this
Globe Hotel, which consumed the American
Hotel. Lafayette Church, Bloomer Hotel, and
several stores. with a range of wooden build
ings. Forty families are rendered houseless-
Several houses were RACED, owing 10 water
being scarce. The fire has destroyed the
most beautiful portion of the city The loss
is estimated at $500, 1000, of which about one
half is insured.
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LADIES' TEA PARTY.-It will be recolIect-
ed that the ladies of the Presbyterian Church
give a Tea Party this eUening at the Elk
change. Extensive preparations have been
made for beautiful and luxuriant entertain
ment. Good or bad weather. there should
be full attendance.
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~ Father Matthew arrived at Mobile on
the I'd inst, and was enthusiastically received
by the Sons of Temperance.
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HAs to the good or bad conduct of the
officers of the State Bank and branches, l
have nothing to say. In fact know little or
nothing on the subject. 1t is the system that
consider unjust and full of evil, and that is a
proper question for calm and thorough discus
SION Cor. State Sentinel.
No matter whether the State Bank is pro-
life of good or evil, this writer in principle
opposes it. If he had known aught of evil,
he would have mentioned it-but he certain
w is not 60 ignorant, ifhe be a business man.
as to perceive that there ere not many good
effects springing from the institution. He OPP
noses all these good effects, merely becaus
he does not ike the system.
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FRESH GROCERIES--NEwA ARRIVAL.
1 UAF, Crushed and Brown Sugar
H Nos. and Mackerel, in bbis and half do;
No Mackere, in kits;
Mol Salmon, in half kits;
Connecticut river shad;
Rio and Java Coffee;
And all other Groceries, Raisins, Figs, etc.
mhl3 If HORNBROOK s. BURTIS
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High FaIuting Notions.-

E5sszaa High Faluting Notions
-@AHEM Baby Wagons, Clothes Baskets.
3ese~4HAAaSAZA4A@ Martet and Reticule Baskets
Tubs, Buckets and Bowls, Faucets, and other No
tions in the Willow and HOLLOWAY are line, at
HORNBRO0K s. BURTIS',
SmhlS Main street.
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%The citizens of Mobile, by a vote of 4O6
to 7, decided in favor of authorising the city
to levy tax on the real estate of the city for
the purpose Of raising 100000 in aid of the
Mobile and Ohio Railroad.
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~The line between Vincennes and Lou
isville is down, and promises to continue so
for some time to come. 1t is down in the
White River bottom, and the river at this
time is reported five miles wide
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PAVING NOTICE.

PAVING NOTICE.
4 I meeting OF the Common Council of the City,
IA OF Evansville March 9th, 1856
Ordered That the owners OF lots Nos 25. PC. o..
and %, in the upper enlargement OF the city be re-
quired grade the sidewalks in front of said lots
on First street, and pave the same with good hard
burnt bricks, by the tIst day of May next
BY order OF the Council.
mhl3 do JNO. J. CHANDLER, City. Crk
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JACKSON, Miss, March II.
The Legislature adjourned on the 9th.
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Elihu Buritt makes some sensible remarks on
the GIN crackery in which our Ministers always
rig themselves on every official occasions. Why
don't they initiate DR.. Franklin, and go in plain
Republican costume? So thinks Elihu, as may
be seen by the following extract from one Of his
late letters
1t does strike ne as directly misrepresenting
tile dignity and duty Of the great American Re
public, when its representatives at foreign courts
put themselves into cooked hats aud mongrcl
military coats, and flights OF bediddlcd plush,
and hung with long awkward swords which they
would be ashamed to wear at home and take
upon them other airs and boyish gewgaws in
order to dance attendance either royalty or
aristocracy hope the people Of the United
States Will look to this matter and will de
mand that those whom they send abroad to
represent their nations dignity, shall comport
themselves consistently with their high vocation,
aud don 10 livery before Kings Or Queens, or the
minor potentates OF principalities OF Europe on
any occasion. So strongly does the improperly
of this department take hold of my own mind
that if were President OF the United States,
would send no minister 10 any foreign court which
should require him at any time to appear in any
other than that plain civilian dress which the con
stitution and customs Of our country prescribe TO
him who receives the nations guests at the White
House in Washington
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NV HiNPsHIRE-Th Convention lor reyls
ing the Constitution OF New Hampshire met at
Concord on the morning Of the 7th, and elected
Hon. Ichabou Bartlett, OF Portsmouth, President
pro tan. The body was regularly organized by
the election of Gen. Franklin Pierce, President,
and Thomas j. Whipple OF Meredith, Secretary.
The Loco Focos held caucus Tuesday evening,
ard nominated Messrs. Pierce and Whipplc for
the Offices to which they were subsequently al.
most unanimously elected Among the proposed
amendments, is the transfer oithc appointing pow
er from the Executive to the people, SO as TO ena-
bic the latter to elect State and County officers,
both civil ard judicial These measures Will be
carried, with the exception ofthe appointment OF
Chief Justice and Judges Of the Superior Conrs'
aud perhaps the selection Of even these officers
will be entrusted to the sovereign people Inc
Council VIII be abolished, the Senate increased,
the House reduced the jurisdiction OF Justices OF
the Peace enlarged, and the religious ana proper
y l'1''l~'''0'' 10 (Cor. Boston journal
c.,.nr ,f,prf.t.-A Court Martial
,orr,ioa ,,esterdav at I2 o'clock, on board the
r 6 shin PENNSYLVANIA, for the triai " sescldi
- ~ bay,e taken advantage OF the abolition oil
qogsino 10 violate tue rules oil neYai dlscapiiie'
The Court is composed Oh 5he ioAiC" pIoa
~. I'm n. Auto President Capts BIaden,
80 ~, and French Forrest; Commanders John
4 7 sa;nders. D. g. FaTaget and Thomas J.: Man
L % iantenants John A Davis Charles II. Poor
nd oliver S. Gibson Thomas Z. Iaoo, Esq.
Judge Advocate. The case OF RIAL III, seaman
charged with mutinous conduct, was called up and
the Court, after examining one witness, adjourned
- meet again to-day. Norfolk Herald, 9TH.
IyrLAuMAroRY RHErNArIss. An esteemed
neighbor who for eighteen years has been subject
TO frequent aud severe attacks Of rheumatism,
some Of which have laid him up for Two months
at a time, desires, through our columns, TO pay a
ribute OF Justice TO the benefits received by him
from the ChKono-Thermal treatment Of DR.. Tur
per Of New-Y ork. The recent attacks have uni
osr4ly been bloken upin three or four days while
thelaatG.a vas conquered in twenty four hours
N5t q Ilaf sl blood @as t@k5u either by lancet of
eccl eo..sa .I.ently INC ylgnr OF the system was
instantly restored. Providence r. l. Jour.
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For Anel.iCn.

CoLLixs's LINE-Saiis from Ltr5rpooL
ATLANTIC Capt. WEsr......For n. York. Wed. Oct SO
ARCTIC. Capt LucE-...... For y. York. Wed. Nov 20
BALTIC. Capt COMsrocK. For York Sat Dec. II
PACIFIC 49, Capt NYE....,.. For y. FORK Sat. Dec. %
ATLANTIC Capt WEsr...... For n. York Sat Jan. IL
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TIE OCEAN STEAMERS.
For Enrone.

UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS.
CoLLINss LINE-Sais from Nec- YORK
BALTIC. Capt CoMsTocX. For Liverpool Sat Nov Is
PACiFiC Capt For Liverpool. Sat Nov. 30
ATLANTIC Capt WEsT......F For Liverpool Sat Dec "A
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For Europe.
UT n VT WV
lnANn LINE Enr L.irernonl.
For America.


OCEAN STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY.
WASHINGTON LoYD...... FIN York Wed. Nov. 2
HERMANN ,..... CRARrREE. Fin York Frd. Dec =
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From Bremen.
For ChnRrcs.

OcFAN STEAM NAVIGATION G0HPASY-
HERMANN. CRABrREE. For York. Frd Nov .
....LoYD.,....For York. Sun Dec. 10
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Change of Hours, commencing Sept %,
DAMAPO and PATERSON and PAT


BpAMAPO and PATERSON and PAT
4 eERSON and HUDSON RIVER RAILROADS.
Leave Sufem's Depot at Leave NeT-York ~
7 O'Clock A. NJ o'clock A NJ,
10 o'clock 50 min. 4 NJ o'clock ID min. 7 NJ
s o'clock 7. NJ o'clock IS uliu. ? NJ
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Leave Suflern's Depot At Leave New-YOFk 81
7o'clock A. NJ O'Clock 45mn. 2 H
or on TIC arrival OF the Eric trains gong East
PATERSON TRAINS
I.eaye eutersoE at Leave NewYork Fl
n O'Clock 4. NJ Market-sL O'Clock a. NJ
al O'Clock 4 NJ Pain Depot 10 O'Clock A. NJ
l2o'clock NJ. Paterson Depot. o'clock ?. NJ
q O'Clock NJ Patn DepotI 81 o'clock II.
81 O'Clock p. NJ Market-at ! 81 O'Clock NJ.
Except Mondays.
gsaaye Paterson a! Leave New York ei
81 O'Clock P NJ Pain Dep 81 O'Clock Z. M
n Bon Monday morings tho first train from SJfers5
Rillleave At g. on the arrival OF the Ousylle train
TIE A. NJ gnG As O'Clock P NJ trains rom Nep
York viii stop any station north OF Paterson exesp
Rock Road aud HOholus and viii be N time 10 meet Us
Ere tr2ns Horing md evening, going West at saherRe
Depot
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IIVERpOOI-Tnited States

FSOR LIVERPOOL United States
A Mall Steamship BALTIC Capt Joseph J. Com
sock-This Steamship viii depart with The mails FOR
Europe positively on SATURDAY, 10Th Of November at
u o'cuca NJ from her berth ut the foot Of Canal-si
No berth secured till paid for ,
All letters and papers pass through The Office
For freight or passage, having qnequaied accommoda-
tons for elegance comfort, apply 10
EDWARD K. COLLINS. IS Wallet
The Steamer PACIFIC will succeed the BALTIC, and
viii sail December go
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Renuhlicnn DipIOmncy,

GEORGIA.....D D. Porter. From York Mon. Nov 7
EMPlRE CLTY j. D. WILSON From y. York. wed NoyI5
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NOLD SCALES.-Ihe Subscribers 0Ilcr
VI for sale the best and most approved pattern Of
FRENCH STANDARD GOLD SCALES. adjusted ex
acty to the UNITED STATES MINT STANDARD Of
every and weight These SCALE are SO made that
they but very little compass when packed, and are
English German American article. As we have a.. That
are made Of ting pattern parties having orders for shipment
10 California are solicited examine them before purcha
ingeisewhere. Also, for ale variety Of FRENCH IAN
CY GOODS, Accordeons &C.
+ fABREGUETTES, FILLS L NORA,
n1n lu9isrOd o1b ACrl 70 WIlEam-st ap stairs.
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O'clock Line
ENOR- HUDSON & INTER- MEDlAIE

IL LANDINGS.-The steamboat HUDSON Capt VIVA.
arren win leave the steamboat pier foot OF Ce1r-st ca
Monday "Wednesday Friday and The steamer CObU "a.
8IA Capt c. f. King Tuesday Thursday and Saturday,
II O'clock connecting with he stages a. NeWeurgh Hinge
ton and Catskil
HUDSON AND BERKSHIRE RALRoAD--The pa7Ssngey
rams OF this Road aer March D. viii leave Hudson and
West Stockbrdee daily Sundays eXcepted) follows
Leave Hudson at AM and 10 2 NJ. and Weg Stock
bridge at IN. and P NJ.
Freight trains with passenger car attached, will eays
hudson at Ii M and West Stockbrdge q; 10 80 AN
Passengers by the morning train from West Stockbfdgs
may take the day boat for or the boat Tor Pong1
Fare by latter from Hudson not exceeding 81 %
Passengers by tie evening train viii find the steamers %
LtMBIA and HUDSON always waiting Tor them, and the
fare Of those boats viii be low other evening boa
on the yer-fro 20 cts downward es tho line 5oats may
get The example -, .,
ec that his fare incudes bers which Is excluded IN tho
fares ofoher routes
The trains from Hudson both morning AID eyening coh
les 6m J. T. WATERMAN Supt
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I1l. LEAyE pEEKsYIIL FOR NEW.YORK.

n S IS A M.-otopping Al 81 way staIlonE.
Passengers VIII promote Their convenience aud SAFETY y
observing the following rules lst Give particular dIrec.
ions 10 The baggagean where your baggage TO bs do
H7ered thai be aay mark accordingly and thereby avoid
mistakes and delays 3D. procure your tickets before aag.
Ing the cars: ed do not stand on tie platforms
o2sa OLIVER Il. LEE, Superintendent
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&HENFFS sALEBy of execution 10 directed and
~ delivered Will expose for sale ues5ay the l2h Jay OF no
vsmbe s6o the yesubple City Hall tock NJ 'lths
gh e and interest OF John " LtsoR al he had on the YIN
dsy Of July 1850 following described property to-
wit athree story Birch House and II hammondirsst HOUSE
about 81 FEET icn, by feet deep Also all those 81 certain Houses
ahd Lot situate the side Thirty fourth street. between
Ninth ard yenue tudsonpace) Houses about - ees
mont an IS setdp Lots deep three story and oAeneu
marble msn'e Croon through the Houses Nos RON -
- MATHEW H CkIst Deputy sheriff, THOMAS SAkNlhi ,
SLsnA Dated septemher 30 1850. ESQ la"tNoNI9
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a ]. DOWNER & co. COMMIS-
M SION MERCHANTS, SACRAMENTO CITY,
CALIFORNIA.
REFERENCES IN NGw-YoRx y g. T stranshen, II
Broadway; Williams, Bradford Il Co A CortIandi-sti
Henry Sheldon L Co ia Broadway Southworh, sauson
Co Coutes-slip; J. L. n L. Grswod, o. Fron,-st.i
Allen Rogers 10 Frontst HysopG Cofin. - Fronts.;
Cowiug Co 10 Soul-s,; L. B. Litchheid Co 81 Pearl.
Al; J z Trppe ia Maideu-ians; RooGn bod, Newark,
n j. Geo. Curtis. Utica, N. sQli 3in.
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NgORRIs and ESSEN RAILROAD

NE ORRIS and ESSEN RAILROAD
1VAPASSENGER TRAINS UP,-Leave New YORK fooi
of Cortlandst AIM. ana 81 Phi Leave Newark 5sA.d
PAssfyGxR TRAINS powx-L-aye Dover IS a n. and
As P RI Moriso5yn 80 A. N. and > I. VI hia4iscn
JOAN and 10 P III; Summit ~ A. NJ ana % hi
Alllyille 50 a NJ. and - ? NJ Orange % A ai ard
FREGHr TRAINs-Leays Dover 4 n. and Nsw-Y2rl
0RtScE HossE CAA--I,aaye Orange 4. II. and 20
P Nj; New.Yor II 81 a. II. ana > Il ? NJ.
Passengers by these trains received ara deiPeged
each way a, North and South Qrd7ge hiLlY-a SlIafai
Chatham Madison, M0u.s1o"a. Morris Pains D=-Y-ri
R0ckavgay and Dover. =.
train leave for suchasuuy, SlalAope. Newton ttacse.s
GOWN aud Hope, daily Milford aaG OWego on aIenla!s
Wednesdays and Fridays and for Sparta JolAso-Oal
BairstoHu Columbia. Delaware " aler Dap
continuing to he Ldckawsna W orts, passing LhToA9h ~
tonv.le. Stahope pa Smiths Tavern heagles II
ton Dunmore HYDE Park 10 Providence. on 4ueS45{ 5
Thursdays and Saturdays, aud returning mee' 'ae u
trains for NeWYoTk. ..,, =, ., ~
the arrival Of the A. II and 2 NJ trans from all ieo VIC
A II. and p. NJ trains for Newly ora 49,, =,
Al Morris0yyn stages leave on lac arrival Of ne a. i
passenger trains for Mcnddan Chester Se1oo.cy 3Ull
TAN. Washington. BeIyldere All Ens.o da!i e41 4Aee
the ?. NJ train for NetS-N Ofk. , :, .,,
Also Tor Baking Raee on the srl9a oil tas r N -
returning next morning counec1g win ne a ~ '!n ~
NeY-YOrk .t.+ -
Passengers are 10 procure he uckeis before akns gsI
aegfs IN lie cars Tickets VIII be received only on ne 3
when purchased The fares from each station where cAe1
are sold viii be IRE cents wore when PAD ~ tAe 81 La
when pMa for lckets al the several uche! ou~eS-
gers show their tickets 10 me CONTRACTOR "teI
quIed. ~ u
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FOR EUROPE.
Fs7HE NETWORK and LIVERPOOL,
4 UNlTEp STATES NAIL SrEAAERS.-rss .l1e,

FB1HE NEW YORK and LIVERPOOL
4 UNITED STATES NAIL STEA4ERS--rss .lie,
comprisins .hs Line are tn-
ARCTIC Cspaiu Lucs BALTIC Capt goa,st,ck
ADRIATIC Capt Grafton ~
These shps having been 1'li 5S eouael expressly for
Government service every has been taken IN lAeF
,trucon also in heir engines 81 ensure strength ard
sp-ed aud her accommodations t0t passengers
PC Of passage rom Se-Yosk 20 Liverpool sis9; ex
elusive OF extra sle ssie-roouas uos Liverpool
New YorS. &55 An experienced surgeon ei.acaed To
each ship 40 6erths secured unti pa-o Tor
PROPOSED DATES OF SAILING
Saturday Nov 18th, 1850 Saunlay December l4t, $50
Saturday. Dec 7b, 1850 SATURDAY December ON iSsS
Saturday, Dec 2st 1872 Saturday January Up iS Si
Wednesday Jan ls 1851 Saunias January 25 1891 1881
Wednesday, Jan l5tt, 1881 SATURDAY February SLh iS9i
Wednesday, Jan 18Th 1881 Saturday, February 2i, lS2l
Wedey ssS In 1881 1881 arda n MnT5 SUI 1881
Wednestayy, Mch is,h 1851 SGariay' April 5th 1881
IS Wallst NewiYogk or 10 Brown. SMILEY L co.
Liverpool e. g ROBERTS L co. Is Kings Arris Yard.
Paris
The owners Of these ships VIII not be accountable for
metals unless bills OF adng ara signed therefor AID the
value thereof therein expressed
the Isl Of April next the rate OF ght by the above
R,eamers viii be materially reduced. s8 q
FENHE BRITISH and NORTH AMER
Il ICAN ROYAL NAIL STEAMSHIPS BETWEEN
NETWORK AND LIVERPOOL direct, and BETWEEN
BOSTON AND LIVERPOOL.
The Boston boats only calling at Halifax 10 land and
ceve mails and passengers
ASIA. ludkls. EUROPA, l. g. Lott
AFRICA. A. Ryrie. NIAGARA J, Stone.
AMERICA, n. Shannon. CANADA, VIM. Harrison.
CAMBRIA Leitch.
These vessels carry clear WHITE LIGHT at their mast
heud GREEN starhoard side; port side.
ASIA, c H. Z. Judkins, from y. y Wednesday, 9th Nov
CANADA, Wm. Harrison, i'm Boston Wedn'y 18th Nov
AFRICA, \ Ryrie from Newly ork, Wednesday, Sth Nov
CAMBRIA, j. Leitch, from Boston, Wednesday, 9th Nov
NIAGARA, J. Stone, I'M New orA "Wednesday, 4th Dec
Passage from NY Boston Liverpool lstcabin s99
ID
No berInsecured uuulpaid for
Freight wi. be charged on specie beyond for
personal expenses.
Al experienced Surgeon on board
Al letters aud new papers must pass through the Post
Once.
For freigL and pas sage apply 10
French, Gemen and other foreign goods, received and
hroue lit in common with British goods
ThToue ills of lading given in Havre for New York
Alter tile st of April mex the rate OF freight by he
above Gamers, from Liverpool VIII 90 very maIetAy
reduced, IL 10
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CAIIFORNIA EN
VDACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COM

s9AtIfIC MAIL ) la NSttIf, CO4u-
Il PANY-The pubic g informed tlat under the ar.
rsngerents OF this Company. steamers inspected end mp
proved By the Navy Department, aud curylng the ntu
States Mails VIII continue 10 eaYe Panama ana san ran
cisco the first and fifteenth days OF each month"; unless
detained by unavoidable accident Or the uunaydi OF me
Mails al Plnamg Tie Steamers Of the first Of the month
viii touch ri Acapulco san Bias, Maza:an San Diego ard
Monterey The Steamers 81 the fifteenth Of tie month VIII
touch at Acapulco but no other Mexican ports.
The steamship COLUMBIA VIII ply regularly atter
her arrival the Pacific between San FRANCISCO lnd ports
in Oregon awaiting al the former port the arrival OF 9is
and passengers from Panama, and returning without delay
with mails and passengers for the following steamer rom
San Francisco regular line of propeers VIII be kept up
for the transportation of freight and transient passengers
between Panama and San francisco
The connection in the Atlantic will ne naineinedb by the
Steamships EMPIRE CITY, leaving New-York on tho
18th and CHEROKEE, leaving New-York on the Ath Of
each month for Chagres third boat Vii also be keptln
New-York spare steamer MIR
The new steamships CARIBBEAN and PHILADEL-
PHIA will form direct lire between New, Orleans ana
Chugres leaving such periods wi! insure as ittle
detention possible the ISnus and forming, with tie
Pacific steamships THROUGH LINE TO and from New
Orleans and ports in Mexico, California and Oregon
THROUGH TICKETS Tor any month can be secured on
application the Company, 81 Southst New ork APP
picatons for passage from New Orleans should be made
10 ARMSTRONG, LAWRASON co. Agents at mat
place o,.,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-11

Eew-York and Philadelphia
NEW-YORk and PHILADELPHIA
L SDIRECT-U S. NAIL LINE-Through in II hours,
via NewJersey Railroad reduced 10 90 for 6rs clasa
and g SO for second cass.-Leave New-York At A n
from foot Of Cortsnd-st and N vi and n from The
foot of Liberrsi Leave Philadelphia sis md a. and
P 81 rom loot az Wauut-st aniF IN
~ EW-YOBK and STATEN ISLAND.
N-L7aYe WL.azli 81 AID II, N AID ?, aud o. 2
NJ Les7e Staten Island at and 10 4 vi aid Us Ano D
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