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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-30
RHORRIS and ESSEN RAILROAD.-

IEAPASSENGER TRAINS UP--Leave New-York foot
OF Cortland-s; AM and 5 50 PMi Leave Newark -
A N and - Pm.
PASSENGER Trans DowS.-Leaye Dover A. NJ. ard
IS NJ; MorrisioVpu IS a ". and p P VI Madison
IS AM SUD 30 M, Summit % a NJ. ana rs {. NJ i
aillvilie Is A. !" and Is P M Orange s. A ii ard
S95 2, 81
FskIeBr TRNSs-Lesye Dover A. NJ. and New.York
III A 81
0RAS6E HoRsH C4k-Leaya Orange A M and 50
2 " New York Il 5u a. NJ and so ?. NJ.
Passengers by hese trains received and delivered
each WY al N5rt had South Orange, Mi7ihe Summit
Chatfam. Madison. Mori.town Morris Plains Dsnyiie,
Rock ~ ay and Dover
Al Dover. stages connected with the An. passenger
train cave Tor Suck;sauY. Sanhope, Newton, Hackes-
town snd Hope daily, Milford and Oysego Mondays,
Wednesdays and EFdays. and for Sparta Johusonburg
BRirstown Columbia Delaware Wster Gan. SIrongsburgh
on;i,le Ssnhoue Pa Smiths Tavern Neaglesviile Ciik
ton Duumore, Hyde Park 10 Provsence, N Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturday, and returning meet the PM.
trains for New-York.
Al Deuviile stages Leave for rowervtle aid Boonon
the arrival of ;e A NJ and P NJ trains FROM aud meet the
A ii. and P. ~ ireins for NewYork.
A. Morrisowu leaye the arrival OF the a M
passenger trains for Meudham, Chester Schooeys Moun
tan, ashinston Beifdere and Eastou, daily and NEST
the P. NJ Train for Ne~fOrk.
Also for BaskiHg Ridge the arrival OF the P NJ train
returning uext morning connecting with The a Nj train for
NewYork
Passengers are procure their tickets before taking elr
seEs In tie cars Tcsets viii 10 received only on the day
when purchased Tie fares hom each station where ckets
sold viii he dae cent? when paid In the cars, than
when paid fol tickets tie several ticket ofces PRssen'
gers are show ibe,f tickets the conductor when
CURED ntSu
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JzssY LIND IS CH4RLgsros The Causl>.to,s
Coag4tr, Of the 25.h. says, the songstress was
called on yesterday by number Of ladies', and
last evening, at her lodgings Charleston Hotel,)
forest tree was placed at her window decorated
with yariegated lamps, which arrested much at.
tracted much attention. While there he's been
none Of the undue excite nent that haa characters
lied the progress Of this lady through other cities
exhibited in Charleston, still there is great
desire on the part Of our citizens generally 10 heaH
her, and her concerts without doubt will atsracg
fall audience every night ahe appears"
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1859, WINTER ARRANGEMENT 1881
NEW-YORK & NEW HAVEN RAIL-

VPOAn- (1n ard srsr "wednesday De-, ia the f,novy
ing u usihs - i, S.d az bs N 81 rs -,
$751; sS fs $50 A'
s.,DroCjaton Train Al n for zo,.,s -
si So S}ssrort Sonthnort Fsirfal5 Arid ssnorl
4 ea NJ Mi5 IA New Haven PassnSrrs ir6w he
o. iis S sban md s stations on fa onsetesis
w Nts ioa Iii tsk tSis tTsia and stnn Al
sTidgeport rom Way-taoas for Boston Prov
ses y; ~ XIV snd cin = vnrass Tai,
h''SI hai ~ os' = p 90 1's SO e cai R;Id st' ~
~ fG,'-HaFt" "s'e"s0is '' S"-'- " S'VP -
new, ven ~ -. :. . ..,..,. :, e.. S.a.,,,.1 p-,I,
Express iln 81 . o eCt y W. l9s @ ~
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E'OR SAN FRANCISCO, (CaL The

Z heaullu New. York buiit CIiqperShp NO Roo
eTt l. Like, Commander, 80 ucs glset WI" be ready
10 receive freight the 9Th January at Pier No. T. L.
This ship ne " built In New York. and regards model
Crspeed superior construction sud liberal OUTFIT, Cannot
be surpassed md she It of small capacity for carrying
Very quick dispatch may expected, and early engage
o1is shcuc be made for ireg CHI passage having SPLEEN
dId accommodations. Apply 10 0tHDON 5. COLT,
~ lws los Waist.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-30
CALIFORNIA.

Umpire CITY LINE at REDUCED
EIRATES OF FARE.-ThroughT ickeisto SAN FRAN
CISCO via CHAGRES and by The L 5. Maj Steamers
on the Pacific. The splendid Steamship EMPIRE CITY
30 tuns burthen j. D. WILSON Commander, viii eage
Pier No 2 North Riyer for Chs gres direct on MONDAY
January 49, al O'Clock II For freight pas ige apply
10 tdG0lJlol 5 3. STONE. 10 Batterp-pace.
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For gur6pe.

UNITED sTATES AAlL STEAMERS.
CoLLINs's LlEE--Sdis from NstO- Yo,k.
BALTIC -. Capt CoNsTocE From n York, Wed. Jan.
PACIFIC. Capt. EYE,..., From II. York Wei. Jan. u
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ry7 meeting is to be held at the Burlington
Court House on New Year day to adopt mea
sures to secure from tho Legislature charter for
the Railroad from Camden to Keyport.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-30

Ia The recent cold weather has eAectualy
stopped navigation on the Morris Canal
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G,1OR BOSTON, via NEWPORT and

4 FALL RIyER.--By the speadid sd superior sieaE4
ara BAY STATE aud STATE OF MAINE Of great strength
ana speed particularly saapted to e Navigation Of Long
Island Sound running In connection sh hs Well River and
Old Colony Railroad distance OF g Ws7 70 8'ston ony
Leave pier 3 n r neertae Bauefy
DAYS ThnTedays and Saturdays, ~ 7 NJ
The steamer STATE OF MIME, Capt ThOlngs q.
levitt on aondAys Wednesdays aud Fridays Al I T NJ
This line ia The only that direct Tor t's"pon
These steamers 6tIed with eommodlogs sts-roomS
AID syerY arrang r the security anu coaou " pas
sengers who ere afforded by this route ushfs rest CO
board and arrival Fan River proceed per rdroedt
reaching B0sOn early the following morning Or cAn rensls
on board getting ieiF breakfast 4 wished foT anu ne
starting OF the bcoonmojHUon rrsn s. quarter beofS
7oclock NJ wbich eaehea Boston 81 abOut9 clock AM
hag gage-lnasters attached to eacb steaLaer, "no
.eivea aad tickets ta baggage and accompanies he 'sES
10 its destination a.,
same as by other neE -,
Providence, daily, except Sundays
Freight 10 Boston s al the seIG a5s ~ y o otSsf
rsguaT lines and forwarded with grester expedition by ga
Express freight train Glch leaves Fal River every m0fl'
lng SUNDAY rxcepted) a O'Clock Tor Boston aad New
Redfori arriving Al its destination at or about II AN
yor freight apply board the office on Pier n B.
yor state berhs apply on board or Il Is desired
10 secure them ahead application may ba made TO
}sl0y TISDALE BORDEN, Agents 10 and II WsSts''
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PoutrKY-The Burlington Gazette states that
Alexander Shreve, of Wrightstown, sent to New
York, last week, 1887 lbs OF poultry, probably
the largest quantity ever sent by one person.
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fp We learn from the Beletdere IateilgeHter
that, during the year ending June l. there were
raised in w aIren county l9Sil0 bushels wheat.
223. $50 bushels rye, 500, 400 bushels cora, and
242,0O0 bushels oats
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-30

" We understand that Rev, Mr.. Fish, Of
Somervlle, has accepted a call from the congrega
ton of the First Baptist Church, in Academy st
Newark
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REGULAR MAIL LINE between BOS-

BEGUI4AR VI ALL LIN Il between DOO-
Il ATON and NETWORK ria sTONlNGT0N and
PROVIDENCE-lDland route, without Ferry, change Of
TIE stsaIaef, C. VANDERBILT Capt Joel stone and
COMMODORE, Capt Vim srazee, IN ;onnecuo1
Providence Railroads eapng New York daily Sundays
syceute nom PIER frS wharf above Battery place,
a 6clGck NJ 4ld stoniugtot ata NJ or upon the ar.
ava! Of tie Maj Train from Boston
These steamers vera Dut expressly for 6 route and arg
In every respect particularly adapted TO he navigation a
Long land Sound The Recommendations for passengers sre
eomaodous ana CONFERENCE.-The officers capable and ex'
perieEcet -, 49,. 1u,a,
Boston and New YORK passengers Ms enabled 10 affye
IN ample nEe Tor the morning lnea 81 1teaLnnosa hnH
railroads running vGrou points rom those cites
The VANDERBILT willieaye New York on Tuesday
Thury6s, md Saturday leaYo strninSton 0a Monday
Meduesdss Rnf Friday
The COMMODORE VIII leave NeE- Yors Monday, we'd
uesday ard Friday Leave Stonnglon Tuesday ThuIsdEy
and Saturday - a..
ngton proceed Immediately IL th splendid railroad cara
10 Providence and Boston a2gege-tnaster accoLa'
psaies ssrh ran 10 and from Boston Sof psssaga
6er.hs ststerooms freight applications MAJ BE asa q
the Agerts on zee vhA- rad r: me otce 10 satte.7'
plaza ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-30

" The editor and proprietor OF the Oeca"
SlgHal takes leave OF his patrons in valedictory,
in the present weeks number Of that paper-it
having passed into other hands.
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TlACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CONF

PANY.-The puphc Informed thai under tne sr'
engagements uf his Company Inspected ard 81
proved by the Nsvy Department, and carrying the u9ed
StAes Mails W continue 20 leave Panama and >sn srs-
cisco he frst aud t0sen day. Of -gch month iisss
detained by unavoidable accident Ire uoo-srys0 lie
Afs Panama TIE SlrauaFs Of tie 1rst # the month
will oach Acapulco, San Ba. MAzallsn Sea DeS1zat
Monterey TIE Steamers Of the ffeeeath of the noah VI
touch 81 Acsialco. butao Other heUcap 2ors.
The steamship COLUMBIA Wi Ply regularly aft-'
her arrival fGe Pacific, between San trslceco pcrs
n Orr on s the t1rler port he arrival Of uE.3s
Ard pdssenReIs nom Panama aud returning wiicut cslag
Eit mails md passengers for thc following steamer ron
san francisco regular line fpropeers viii Ne kent up
for The transportation Of freight ana treasiea! gers
between Panama snd San Ersnciseo.
The connection IN the Atlantic vii - maintained ny
Steamships EMPIRE CITY, leaving Eew-Yorx On 10
18Th and CHEROKEE, iesyiny NetsY ork or the ll Of
each month fer Chagres Ihrd bosl vii also be kspS N
ktw-i ORR B spste steamer
The new s.es1nships CARIBBEAN snd PHibADEL-
PHIA viii form direct ine between New-Or.esas ara
Cu2grss leaving such periods viii insure LILLE
detention possible on te IsthInqs ana forming with ie
Pscihs steamships THROUGH LINE 70 and from New.
Orleans srd por;s in Mexico. California and Oregon
THROUGH TICKETS for any mouth can be secured on
sppicsdon The Company. 81 SoQth-st Nsr-YorE. APP
praUous fer passage from SewOresrs should 30 sde 10
ARMSTRONG LAWRAsQH ( CO Agents, 81 tnai~olsce
New ors. Oct 81. 1854 oSlu
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NEW JERSEY ITEMS.

Eg There is to be meeting st Liberty Hall
tonight in favor of Cheap Postage. Mr.. Bates
and others will speak.
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FOR EUROPE.

VNOR LIYERPOOL--United States
M Wdt s,rsn-.bp BALTIC, Capt j constock-This
sesm,bp viii depart with the bais for Europe POSI-
s'geiq on Wednesday jan :, sGl O'clock, d. hona aer
bertf At tie foot Of Csnal-st
No berth secured AL paid for
Al letters and pagers rust pass though 7 Post Once
FOR Freight or Passage, having uheqsssed accpin'aS
iors elegance e9mfg's sPPg 6 70 q w.u
The gteaner PACIFIC viii succeed me BALTIC, and
'Si Po sshae no freight VIII be received ser Monday ere
ming, January D. 49,
YFHE NEW YORK and LIVERPOOL
a UNITED STATES NAIL sFEAMERS-The atpa
comprising ,iis Line, are he
ATLANTIC Captain Wet PACisiCJ Captain Hye5
ARCTIC, Captain Luce. BALTIC, Cspt Comstock
ADRIATiC Capt Grafton
These shps having been built By contract expressly fof
Government see every has bean taken IL their cor
Etruction az in heIr engnes strength and
adsIed FOR elegance and comfort ,,e, -,
Pres CT passage from NewYork 20 Liverpool SiSe; Ok,
usye ass Of extra size slate-roona4 49, r9 20
10 New Yofs, 225 An experienced saIgSoa sNss''0 "
each akiD No eerths secured until pad to'.
PROPOSED DATES OF SAILING
So. f.scs - 1gsgi Saturday, December IA, 1853
Wednesosy January ~ i5acarg5sy 49, $500 Ia5I
enesda7 Iesna q ~ lsaiurdey searas - Isl
Wednesday Febma3 81 81 satpresy, asrck 8, lsa
Eesnesdsy, March {, y! sssordsy' 9 SsT taa
17..iresfe1 sfarrh 70 it5' Saturday APs1 cer Jsa
5,-.,s;,ff or ~ sge apply 10 EDWARD = S0LAdG5I
81 ~ 49, =, yrE or 10 BROWN. SMILEY Co
JyI-ro[i : q gf1g: RTS CO % Kings Arms ara,
Trrddc erL B9AssR- j Bou.svsrds S'oIn9fN@
are, q srss 1gs >'iB 60 seeoaatzss 7R
- .fyrs 5f.an seci1, .eFFelIYt ps1clssat st0ass %
4Lesz oa1s = a1-lg ~ Sale1 iosrsfsfs sa@ ia
AMI reaL use fGae ofSrigstsy tss AsoTs
sesn,srs - u usisT1slt5 resacee- Ii
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OcEAs STEAM SAylGATTos COMPANY.
UAsHlH9T ON. LoYo 81. For Re9-Yogk. sun Dee Is
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WInTER ARRANGEMENTs

WINTER ARRANGEM ENTS
Change OF Hours, commencing Dec z
DAMAPO and PATERSON and PAT
d AERsON and HUDSON RIVER RAILROADS
Eses7s 5u1erns Deposst Leave Now Yofk Al
- O'Clock. A h oclocf, ID MN a "a
ia o'clock IS min. a " otlocE, I'd
L o'clock IS min A. NJ 5ociocs Is nin. 2. ID
O'clock II.
Or Oh the arrival OF the way tren from OtAAc gong
East SUNDAY TRAINS.
save snfernJs Depot Il Leave Now Yorz a.
* o'clock A NJ 5ocioek - min. d
Or on he arrival OF ms Express Ian going East
PATERSON TEAMS
gssya Psterso1 81 Leave New York #
81 O'Clock A. NJ Maf6etst 81 O'Clock "a 81
9 o'clock A NJ Pain Depot t9t O'Clock A NJ
81 O'clock 4 ". Market 81 l2t O'Clock NJ
M A Patterson Depot O'Clock r N
81 O'Clock 81 PAIN DepoLi Il O'Clock ~
Il O'Clock P. NJ aakeyet
SUNDAY TRARS
s.,o.o pstegsgnat Leave HeH.YorG al
g 4 N Paterson Depot 0cloSz a. n
9lp VI Patterson Deuot 81 O'Clock II
TIE Is a 81 arc 10 O'clock NJ rains from Ren'
York T cor stop any station NORTH Of sn'lson eze@
qohokus ard XII bs n TINE 70 aae Il Ere ifaoA saorn'
tnz and evening yoi4z Resi al saderH' OepoS
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For Bremen.

OCEAN STEAA AAYlGArios COMPANY.
CzAsTREE, FROM New YORK. FEB n
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\, EW.JERSEY RAILROAD.-HOLI

l BAY EXCURSIONS TO AND FROM PHTLA.
LELFEIA. EclrsIll Tickets 81 he scit for :, a-.o
49, es-seus ~ Il elI any l!gi plaa FRAN
peci,-af Tiursisy. mn o. Dacere Hud $50 from
btaHa=s. m Iscembs-- To Ihsrstag stl Gt srIsry
EsIa Way Trsins-ENrra Trans Wi. -iso ts IN ron
NtyY-Y0Tk 10 AeWsrs he Evenings of zoe 1tl. 5tb,
"a a-d 5sIof Bactflber and 81 J-ggsr leaving New
arg az 1eocE N eaca eveung end leaving New YORK
a.. II The Train of he tveui1gs 0f the %.th and
5i>t of December Will be eSIerted 10 Eiza5etho~a ard
Rsbwsr, e. the usual hour Of he Wednesday Evening
Trims.
Ffom New 3 runswick. Rahway and F.dzaDeihtowu tx
TIA Trsins Nil lie oate Afternoons of the 5th of De-
ceEher and lie ~ of January sSgng New Brunswick 81
P NJ Railway ii, s. Fiza6eiaioseu 81 and Newark ST
P NJ Returning vii lesve New urs Al H.. P. NJ
Increased accommoe atoms viii ne given on the usual
lines Of the Company during the above days particularly
in the Trans connecting wiki the Morris ana Essex aud
Ceira Railroads leaving NeY orS Al A NJ and return.
the time OF their regular Afternoon Tram. d2l Il
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g1UDSON RIVER RAILROAD
I WINTER ARRANGEMENT-On aud alter moG
lay Dec l6 ls5e the 3assengsI III follows
{SI,rdsTF excepted
LEAVE NEw-f0RK, GOING FORTH,


LEAVE EEw-F0Rx GOING North,
From me Once IN HudscG-st rear Onsiaoers-Ss
At3 ID A HI FOR Passengers TO Poegakeep6ie '-qpFhE
Il 81 the Wey stauQus ,,,
AZ R-gor fregbt ard passengers 20 Poughkeepslci
stopping Mi ~sy -teGoas 49,
AZ ? m.-For Passengers 10 Poaghkeepsta Stopping
I'll SIltie VIZ, sat-sg- s
ASP M-For Passengers TO PogghAeepsle, stopping
et n 81 as4auSle gonzers Hastings Oo5ps Seny, Srtf
mar Tsrytovr Sing-SiHg Gfoton pseksslA SarI1sOa
Colo Spring Ei-pkI New Han54rgh aud Milton feFry'
Ats p. M-Far passengers 10 Psessz4, stopping y ~
way stations - No. -,,,rs,4 y,,rr7fs
ALA M--Fot EeeV-Yofs stopD.na At Mutton feflyi
Negv-EsIr 5pfEh Low POINT FisjSIl Cod spring jar
risnns P5eksE Clur0n, sisgSiEs, T9ryt0Yt DearGAa,
Dobbs' Ferry .onkers and MaAhsltauvlIe.
Alta M.-sor neigsi and Passengers TO ne"- iotA'
sopptng . al way stations on -gnaL .f.
Ain - H-F0r passengers 70 re" 4 ORR sI'ggYlLs
a. New EsohurPh Fishkil, Cod SPRING 0sTrl.2is r 7k
ssil, Sirgsrg TS cyt0wn Deara1sn, poo's cry -"
ASP m-For New-York, stopping At al va: staiios'
on signsl -, 80, -,r,yr
AZ 4-Stopping ell x ny EtarioHl Oh signal
Passengers VII promote elr coz Zsn1erce ea sA;J .
o5ser7its The following rules: st GIXS particular eTeS
aUus 10 tie bazageRan where your baggage ID . 90 q,
hgereI at lie may accordingly sld merely aso3
mistakes and DELAYS I'd procure year 1czes 0afoSe sa-s
tzg Tie csrs: Cd do not stand on the Platforms
dlG OLIVER e LEE Superintendent
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
SJTiON scross the IsrHMUS Of P ANAAlA-ZACH-
RISS0H, NELSON / co. o. Penana, are prepared
% .rarsIoII FREIGHT TIE lsthInas, take Il
lrous 20 Sal FrA1cIsco. shippers option hui each
pAcA pua be Of of table slze and weight anc properly
covered - q y co responsible fer damage
accident IN The transit The charge of g1sporao1 10 be
PREPAID ia Ne7y-York For particulars apply 10
d.'tJzra~ E ZACHRlSS0N ( CO 50 Wa!Ig--
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For Europe.
For America.
Frani Elayres

rp,nK,.IN. waLrog Fof New. YORK Wed. Jaa.
FOg Hayre.
yRASXLlN WALTos. from New Yofk. .sat. FEB 9
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~ A Philadelphia paper notes, as creditable
TO the citizens of Camden, in this State, recent
and extensive improvements in thatcity-partica.
larly several commodious wharves for lading and
unlSdng vessels as well as buildings for manuiac-
turing purposes. 1t is in contemplation 10 have
the charter of the city altered as to allow OF
larger number Of members OF the City Council.
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G,0nPoRArlOE RUTlCEFntie uace Is HEREBY 70 ihs
oers occupants OF all Houses aud Lots,
aprvd Ulmproed Lands, Affected thereby, that re oo"
Eesseas completed oy lie Assessors and areo{
Of Assessments FOR examination, by AL per
Interested Fo resaatpg paving and +tns cf7 ard saei
G1ttc 81 20 ms Eas, kver Inc I'm "
include all s eH Houses and l1ts
Ground Lott pieces and pSca oil LAID suated IN
between tue East yet and iODJsns
SIDE Of Tompkss 81 and westerly SIDE OF East St
md lines parallel thereto ana dsact
nohery 1917 feet south- hefefom All petsons
affected ty the above naned Asesssa aud
who opposed either Of them, requested 10
pre- e Hrng IN 'hs uuderesned at her Once
No within hity from the cate Of mi, notice
SAMUEL II. De MOTT FRANCIS NICHOLSON, ISAAC WIN
nart Noe "a Is5O do lot
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I7OR SAN FRANCIsCO.-The new

a splendid clipper shp
SEA SERPENT
". Rowland, Commander has seea conzt-ct4t VIII r.
ference TO lie greatest possible SPEED expressly Sof me
California grd Chla rase, Erd her sailing qu=T'es ere
b.iey 10 be eousJ 10 ary si zsoa She Is provided Fh
nsDt regulators ard has sap=ror accommodated of
rssserre-s For fr= zkt pGss4Es- sp7!y &c
q IS 3AIHHELl-, &iiHTURa : co. "a So1ln-sl-
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FOR LiV ERPOOIe~-PACkET Of Goth
pECEM : ER.--The rev zsd splendid Regular Pscs.
{, stlp ht.NhF CLAY, cspl s hi FrvSca. Wiz sal A.
For 5sisaioI passage, hayias arrvsl.ea Aeconneaa-
hos.s apply On Sead =, Pr ~ Z sss alye1 q 10
STEAM COMMUNICATION Be
kTWEEN PHILADELPHIA AND LIVERPOOL
Nsgep,S. a.e ofts l3es wesssr1 cSgnspdeIi
Isle tuuS SIC horsepower Is iatepded 10 sail
T,s.s> ~ Issl an. ISL "Wednesday. ia Dee $3.50
Thursday 18Th Narch ISL "Wednesday l21s FEB, ISL.
Tb> vessel is ~el knowa or her successful voyages be-
t,ttH (sssgow ard New ok AMI hss splendid satsgoom
accommodation for ah0us ~ dst and secaad cabin pssse-
gers a' 'ef'asfs pSisssSot5E: PASS PIssAaE.
From FEiLA9sitstN From 1iSsk ,s'
Sseond Cobip--S9 0olAts Second Cabin IS Ciu'neas
Thee rates Include Provisions ard Stewards Fee, bai net
"e or bqao'' T91 n 'sa ON = = 3t E,S q 9SAd
AoeSaids . sssse@sa Sterling per aa measure
Az goods sent to he Agents IN rhade!p0is VIII be tor
varied with economy ard dtspatea.
There are mo powerful Steamships under eociFsci
frthis Iine-oue In Neu-York ard the other in Glasgow
be ceady during The ensuing Summer
10 RI % sR6FaERs CT s s.s sS 10
PATRICK HENDERSON CO; srd IN Philadelphia
6nd New.York 10 RICHARDSON. WATSON ( co.
FyNHE BRITISH and NORTH AMER
4 ICAN ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS BETWEEN
NgWeY0RX AND LIVERP o oL direct and BE,TwEES
BOSTON AND LIVERPOOL
The Boston boais only calling 81 Halifax to lard and re-
ceive ulalS and passengers. -
ASIA. JuG&ns. EQBOtA; z, u LoiL
AFRICA A Ryrie. NIAGARA. j. stone
AMERICA n Shannon CANADA VIM Harrison.
CAMBRIA. LeIeh
These vessels carry ceS. WRITE LieRr n Aeir m&sA
head GREEN stsgbcRrd side; BED on pogs stie.
AFRICA, a Ryre, from New-York "Wednesday, 2lth Nov
CAMBRIA, J. Lech, from Boston "Wednesday, eth Nov.
NIAGARA, J. Stone. I'm New York Wednesday, .th Dec
EUROPA -, from BGsson, Wetnesdsy il5l Pee Pee
ASIA, C. II e Judkns, from n. Y "Wednesday, I'm pee
AMERICA, --. from Boston Wednesday, S3ih Dec
AFRICA. A. Ryre, FROM New.York, Wednesday, ls An
CANADA VIM, Harrison, FIN Boston, Wedny. 5th an,
Passage from NY or Boston 10 Liverpool, ls cabin sly
81 %
No berth secured until paid for.
Freight will be charged specie beyosd an amount for
personal eXperses.
All ei;es and ew.papers mus. pass through he yosi
OHlce
Eor freight and passage appiy 20
French, German and other foreign goods received snd
brought In common with British goods.
Through bills o lsdiug given In HSYre lor New fots
AMER the lst OF April the OF freight by tho
above steamers rom Liverpool, will 6e very materially
reduced. u ns
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TRAVELLING.

E.T-YORk ana CHARLES
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~ passage 10 z2CFFCRD. TtL.s.ST0S& GO
5zt.521 q Sosta-sz-
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NETWORK and STATEN ISLAND.
faage UtbitshsIl a. and II, Am md and 8, P
lave sta:en Island al and 10, AN and III snd
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Rnr Amnricn.

CoLLIsss LIsE-Sdds from Liverpool
RALTIC... Cspt CoasTocz For n Yorh. Sat Dec. a
PACIFIC Capt NYE,.....For N York. sai Dec. q
ATLANTIC Capt WEsT....,. Bor n. York Cat Jsn i
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