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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-23
TRAVELLING,

NEW YORK and ERIE RAILROAD
LNNEW ROUTE to BUFFALO and the WEST.-FR1
ArYangeme1n-Leeve NewYork for Bngharnton, Elmirs,
,Tnedise place. daily by STEAMBOATS, ELI
and ERIE from pier fool of Duane-st az folows:
Breakfast and supper on board the boats.
EXPRESS TRAIN at 7 A. M stopping only at Suaerns,
Chester Goshen Mddletown, Port Jervis Narowsp9Tg'
Hancock Deposit Lanesboro, BinghamtoD, Owego o.
verley Elira and Jefferson arriving al Geneva M
Passengers Rochester Buffalo &c can lodge al Gene
va and taking Express Train from Albany next morning
arrive at Rochester and Buffalo at the same 1e as pssSu'
gers via Albany with the advantage OF nights rest AZ It,
neya ,,,u .tonn,nu .. al, tho
stations arriving at Corning the same evening al III 10 cA
WAY TRAIN at M for Oisvlle and all intermedislS
NIcHT ExpKEssTRAINat5P M stopping Piernont SUI
ferns Chester Goshen Mddletown Cnsvllle, Pot JerVla
Narrawsburgh Hancock Deposit Lanesboro' treat Bend
Binghamton, and all the stations west OF blngnanIol
Passengers for Buffalo By this train proceed TO Geneva ana
take the train arriving at Buffalo came afternoon f9ssa
gers for Ithaca Cayuge Bridge and towns Cayuga Lake
lake the ears OF the Cayuga and Susquehanna railroad
at Owego which leave immediately on the aTrVa OF
the Erie trains Passengers for Tloga and Lycomng coun
es Pa take the cars of the Corning and 8ussburg Railroad
ct Corning Stages leave Harrows69rg HANCOCK DEPOSIT
Lanesboro Bnghamton, Owego, Wavery, EE1nR Cor1'
tpg and Hornellsvile arrival OF the raina
TRAINS TO NETWORK.
EXPRESS TRAIN leaves Geneva al IS stopping a II
Hancock Nafrowsburg, Port Jeryis MddletoWn Goshent
Chester and Suferns arriving in New York al 80 NJ
at ali the stations and arrives in New-York at SO pm
NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN leaves Geneva at P n and
horneusVllle al M stopping al al s'st R;, ucacS
Narrow sburgh Port Jervis Onsyie Middetowu Goshen
Chester sufens aad Piermont arriving In New-YorE al
WAY TRAIs leaves Otsviile at so AN stopping al sn
The stations and arriving In NewYork al 70 50 An.
NEwBuRGR BRANCH leaves Newburgh al 20 A 81 ane
M and P M connecting with the trains going West
Leave Chester at AZ M and ? N and 10 Pm or on
arrival of the trains from the West
FREIGnT TRANS leave from pier foot Duane-st al
Freight Tor Geneva Rochester and Buao and ali places
West taken by Express freight trains and forwsrded
through without delay CHARLES MINOI,
SIS SUPERINTENDENT
NoTE--The Piermont and Dearnan Ferry advertise TO
connect the Hudson River Trains leaving New al
A NJ and P Nj with The morning and evening express
trains going Eastward.
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EOR BOSTON. via NEWPORT and

A4NOR BOSTON. via NEWPORT and
IL FALL RIVER,-Hy the splendid and superior steam
ers BAY STATE and EMPIRE STATE, Of great strength
and speed particularly adapted to the navigation OF Long
Island Sound running in connection with the Fall River and
Old Colony Rarond distance of So niles 10 Boston only
Leave pier s N R near the Battery.
The steamer BAY STATE, Capt VIM. Brown on Tues'
days, Thursdays and Saturdays, at4 m
The steamer EMPIRE STATE Capt Ben. Brayton. nR
Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays at P M
This line s the only that ruRs direct for Newport
These steamers fitted with commodious stae-rooUl
and every arrangement fer the security and comfort Of pas
sengers who are afforded by this route nights rest
board and on arrival at Fa River proceed per railroad
reaching Boston early the following morning remain
en- board getung their breakfast wished for until the
starng Of the accommodation train al quarter before
7ocock which reaches Boston at about ocock, AN.
baggBgemhseri attached 10 each steamer, VINO ro-
and tickets the baggage, and accompanies the Eaa
70 It's destination. =,
The rates for passage and the price OF saterooms TIA
same as by other liDee
steamer runs in connection with this line 10 and hos
Providence, daily, except Sundays.
Freight Boston is taken the rates as ny the otaf
regular lines and forwarded with greater expedition by an
Express eigh tran which leaves Fall River every morn
Ing SUNDAY cxcepedl at O'Clock for Boston and New
Bedford arriving al its destination at or about II AN
For freight apply board OF at the office on Pier Me-
For rooms or berhs apply board or II it is desired
10 secure hem ahead, application may be- made 10
jel0y TISDALE BORDEN, Agents, 10 and II We1tSt
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Change OF Hours, commencing Sept 2s.
DAMAPO and PATERSON and PAT
T. AERSON and HUDSON RIVER RAILROADS.
leave Suferns Depot at Leave New. York 81
n O'Clock A NJ O'Clock A NJ
10 O'Clock 30 min. A NJ O'Clock 10 min Z ~
te O'Clock P NJ O'Clock 45 min. 7. ID
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Ksseve Suferns Depot at Leave New-York 81
II O'Clock A. 5ociock IS min T. IA
or on the arrival OF the Erie trains going East
PATERSON TRAINS.
Eeaye Patterson at Leave New York al
~ o'clock A. NJ Market-oA O'Clock A. M.
81 O'Clock A NJ Petn Depot 10 O'Clock A. Nd
l2o'clock NJ. Paterson Depot O'Clock P M
a. O'Clock NJ Pain Depot 81 O'Clock P. NJ
az o'clock P. NJ Markets. ! 81 O'Clock P. n
Except Mondays ,,,yo
Vasva paterson ai Leave New YORK al
o oeISes R.aa bsp 3 HsIet p
RSOn MONDAY mornings the first train from SuffexHs
silleave at g. or the arrival of the Ohsvile train
The A. NJ. ana 5 45 o'clock P NJ. trains from New
York will stop any station north OF Patterson, exce
Rock Road and Hohokus and will be in time to nees sSa
Erie rsns morning and evening" going Wess at sufesHs
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NETWORK x NEW HAVEN RAIL

/ NROAD.-On and amer Monds7 October IA the a,Iow.
ing trsIs Wi saye Lne UanHsi stn1oa, srosadwEy
Pasfet gers also al tae Naw.Y0rk ana asrlsS
Railroad Office Tyg-ntp-sevea.h-sL
|. Accommodation Tram Al , . 4 NJ fcr New hocsaLe
AsnaroDers Rvs Port Chester szch Sz qGlro M.
zen NOrwaIE Westpo1 Southport Fairfield. 6riigepoy,
Strait I'd Mtfori and New Haven Passengers from The
for Albany and the Stations the Housaioais
and Nengsucs Railroads 7Ti taxi this AMI stop
Bridgeport Passengers from tUavu Tor Boston Prov.
tdence "rfst'-r EHrtf RI Springfield ana Connecticut
River Railroads 5 as Tran Eri s-yu-sss Trafr
ct New Haven PASSENGERS from tie Way-Stsfions for
e amces, ChesIiTe, Burlington Plainvile, Pennington
AVON tarihYt ana Gosvlle VIII tasa ms Tram and
JOIN tle Cana, RaiiroEd Tram at New Haven
eApIess LINN A cocA a VI Tor srshi2 r1; 6f,dge
Haven and The Canal railroad. Middleton. Hartford
SGriF gfed ana Connecticut River Railroad, Worcester
5 ACCOMMODATION Tain at o'clock A VI for New
Haven ard all Intermediate Stations Passengers by this
Train for Stations on lie Hartford and NeFv-laven Rail
road, will remain over at Newdaven about hour
Passengers Tor Boston bv taking this Train may remain
from three 10 i've hours at New. Haven. Hartford
Springfield, any Station where lIe Express Train
receives Passenger by this Train for tie Ca
ba Railroad VIII remain at Neyy-Hayen until 81 P NJ
Express Train at VI. for Stanford NorwaiA Bridge.
port and Boasaonc and gauck Railroads New Haven.
Hartford SpriDFfek Worcester and Boston
Accommodation Train a. II Tor New Haven and eli
he Intermediate Stations
s Communication Train ct Pm FOR Bridgeport and IN.
'0''e'N''''~ TRAINS TO NETWORK
/ Communication Train at 10 AM from Bridgeport stop
ping al all the intermediate Starous.
Accommodation Train al A Tor New HaTen,
stopping at all intermediate Stations receiving passengers
nom Naugat5ch Railroad Of bridgeport
s. Accommodation Train 20 AN from New Haven,
Hoppng all intermediate Stations receiving passengers
rom Hartford aud New Haven, Canal Railroad and Nsng
aiuck Railroad
Express Train at 10 M In connection with tho Elk.
press Train from Boston, from New-Haven, stopping al
Bridgeport and Stamford receiving passengers from ha
Housatonic Railroad at Bridgeport
Accommodation Train at 80 M (recetving passen.
gers from tho Accommodation Train rom Bossonl freu5
New-Aaven. stopping at all intermediate Stationa
G. Express Train at 10 2 II Tor in connection With E1
press Train from BOSTON, stopping Bridgeport NorwaA
ana Stamford. arriving NewYOra al II 50 NJ. Evening
Train from Pttsed with this Tram at Bridgeport
Passengers are requested procure tickets before taking
seats iu The Cars M II & B. MASON, Sup't
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5 O'clock Line
IyOR HUDSON 81 INTERMEDIATE

Il LANDINGS The steamboat HUDSON. Capt WIN.
Meen will leave the steamboat pier foot Of Cedar-s ca
Monday Wednesday and Friday and the steamer COLUM
BIA Capt c. King Tuesday Thursday and Saturday,
at o'clock connecting With the stages at AsWeurgn Aer'
ton and Csestil
HUpsoN AND BERKSHIRE RAILRoAo-The passenger
trains OF this Road after March 2 viii leave Hudson ana
West Stockbrds re dsily Sundays excepted) as olows
Leave Hudson at An and IS PM and West Stock
bridge at AM and M ~, t..
Huds61 al II Am and West Stockbrdge ST 10 80 AN
By the twin 1 from S we s. T
keepsje and thence by railroad to NewYork, by h.
Fare by latter from Hudson not exceeding 81 Is m
Passengers by M evening train Will nnd me steamers oS
re hose boats will be low any other evening eoei
the river-rom 50 cts downward as 5he Inc 6oes may
Through tickets from West stockbrdge 10 New York q
60 and the came in returning Passengers should recon-
ect that this includes bertha which s excluded In TIE
Eares of other routes,
The trains from Hudson both morning and evening con
pect with the trains of the Western Roeds heretofore
les sm J. T. WATERMAN Supt
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD
z ANEW.YORK to ALBANY, By Railroad end steam

boasMNEW ADVANCEMENT, 1859.
Or ana after Monday October 18th, $780, the passenger
trens as follows Sundays excepted CONNECTING
al Pougt xeepsie with the fast.saing steamers Aida,
ARMENIA ard SOUTH AMERICA, running TO and iron
Albany ard touching al tire usual irtsrInediaie andlngA
LEAVE NEW YORK, GOING NORTH,
From the Office in Hudsonst near ChaIaberssl
Att A. M-For passengers to Poughkeepsie, stopping
At sll the wey stations
Al IS A M-Express train for Albany stopping al
Yonkers, Dobbs Ferry Dearman, TarTytown slng13ns'
burgh and connecting at Poughkeepsle WIN the AN
MFNIA or Aida which VII and al fiyqe rarA hns
SmyvesenL and arrive at Albany Is so T. M
Atl2M--Eor nelgrt and passengers 10 Poughkeeps'e'
stopping al way stations .
Az ? M-For Passengers 10 Pougnkeepsls hopping
. A. p M-Exprrss train Tor Albany, stopping 81 Mag
hstta,vle Yonkers Dobbs Ferry, pearnan, TerrytoWn
sing-Sue Peekski Garrisons Cold Spring Fishkil New
bureb and Milton Ferry, connecting at Pougnkeesie
viii the steamer SOUTH AMERICA, whlch VIII land az
Hud son Coxssckie suyvesant and New Baltimore, and
syrive atAlbaDy al II so A. h n
At5P. M-For passengers to PeeksEl' stopping 81 u
LEAVE POUGRKEEPsIE. GOING SOUTH
All M-For New-York stopping at al the principal
a. a m-For fretght and passengers TO New-Yors
XII IS M-or on arrival OF steamer nom Albany
which leaves there at A m stopping at New haabuTga
yishk Cold Spring Garrisons PeekskiL SlngSmS, TE-
rvtoyEn DesrTnan Dobbs' Ferry and Yonkers
ASP M.-For New YORK, stopping n al way statons
At6P Nor on arrival Of steamer from Albany, Wnch
leaves there al P n. stopping at al way SleuonS Oh
LEAVE PEEKsKILL FOR NEWYoRK
al Is A M.-Stopplng al all way stalonA
Passengers VIII promote convenience and snfoly y
observing The following rules: ls Give particular drec
ions The baggug where your baggage is 10 DO &c
Hvered that ne nay accordingly and thereby a7otc
mistakes and aelays 20 procure you -a aHT,
o236 OLlfER D. LEE superintendent
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CALIFORNIA.

MARE REDUCED.-Through Line for
4 SAN FRANCISCO via. Chagres direct, and by me
steamship CHEROKEE, 1900 tuna burden, Henry WIN
de Cemsnder will leave her docf N pier Mc 4c gor
Passengers by the Cherokee will find comfort and nc
commodatons unsurpassed by any other steamer ana WI
be sure TO connect with the tayorile steamship AENN"
SEE, al Panama
REDUCED RATES FARE TO cHAGREs Aoo
On
The above dine al the table and have the privilege
of the Saloon.
Seerage, found with mattresses and board) .....".5o
FROM PANAMA TO SAN FRANCISCO,
In the favori.e steamship TENNESSEE.
Cabin $500 Seerage $50
For passage apply tc ROWLAND x ASPINWALL,
MA Us 81 and IS SouihsI
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New-Jersey Legislature.
Members Ofthe Senate.
Memlers Of Assembz4.

ATLANTIC Nv. NJ. Whitehead, Benz. P Doremus
Robert 3. Risey tJohn Beardsley. Josiah Meeker
BERGEN GLOUCESTER MIDDLEsgx.
John Huyler, tBeDj. G. Tatem, david Dunn,
John H. Hopper I'D Weatherby IN NJ. CroWe,
RURLINGfos HUNTERDoE Up. W. DEFY,
tWm X Breddock yVillisrn Tinsnan IT, B. Johnson.
tSemuel Stockton John MARROW, PAssAic
William Brown, John Il. Young, BenJanin oeToe, -
William S. Emily, Luther Opdyke. Thomas y. t1o@'y
+Fe4''1 .opos' tIl W. To,s, Smith Rilderbaek,
SA ~ u? F'"i'. ol Charles BenneS,
GhalIes D.hIqeIiHe, III hnnSiins HarTlan Richmen
AhoHlts w EuIu- J y. q L. f Sussex.
CAfE nnAf 81 ne 80 D Dsnser Daniel D. Decker,
4Mackey Williams Ne s1yy,.oDTH William Simonseu,
CgmsEhLAND. W., y C0noyer. Guy Phce.
tBenlamid Ayars, Dh "a ConoIJv SOMERSET.
tJoel Moore, SeTnafa, ND Ienss tJo1n De Mott
tSamel Msyhew- S, smock Eugene A-Dou ghty,
ESSEX 6Cgng IT, D. Bfokaw.
4Dayid Wade, 03c,rood WARREN
fTsaac a. Person, FJoei % % 80 ~ B.niamjn Fdtz
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, m G9S,st.,t.,7 Ioh1 IoIIay
tCorneAus aool Jopthan Barley, Andrew Ribbe.
tyVhjgs <Indepera1hL
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OREGORY's CALIFORNIA PACK

hENOh1 , OAbII OItANI1t I u NIIA@
" AGE EXPRESS, per Steamship CHEROKEE
TUESDAY % Nov, at S PM.-By the above conveyance
a Special messenger will be dispatched from this office,
having charge parcels Packages and Express matter oil
every description. -,.,...-
The arrangements of this Express being OF The most per
prompt dispatch Shippers win please take notice that all
freight by this line forwarded up The Chages ryer IN nal
boroned American boats the great nsk otoss or damage
by employing canoes being wholly avoided Parcels re-
ceived until the morning OF the day Of sailing and letters
until q PM Packages and heavy freight must Dc DENY
cred Office prior the day ef sailing where gooas
waiting for shipment covered by insu rance.
THOMPSON K HITCHCOCK:
Managers and Agents, Ii9 Pear-s- corner OF !" all
PSSkippers by this Express can avoid the ann0yahee
and expense OF clearing their goods al the custom house
Terms reasonable ms 10
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DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COM


e. PANY.-The public is informed that under the ar
engagements of this Company, steamers inspected ana ap
proved by the Navy Department. and carrying the Unted
Btates Mails will continue TO leave Panama and san ran
cisco the first and fifteenth days of each month"; unless
detained by unavoidable accident the nonaryal OF the
Mails Panama The Steamers OF the first OF the month
will touch at Acapulco San Bias Mazatan San Diego and
Monterey The Steamers Of the fifteenth OF the month VIII
touch al Acapulco but no other Mexican porte
The steamship COLUMBIA will ply regularly aIteI
her arrival in the Pacific between San francisco and poi
In Oregon awaiting the former port the arrival OF mails
and passengers from Panama and returning without delay
with mails and passengers for the following steamer from
San francisco. regular line OF propeles will be kept up
for the transportation of freight and transient passengers
between Panama and San Francisco
Steamships EMPIRE CITY, leaving New-York on me
18th, and CHEROKEE leaving New-Yo on !ne Z0tn OF
each month for Chagres third boat will also be kepI
New-York a spare steamer. ,,,,
The new steamships CARIBBEAN and L DEL Ell
PHIA will form direct line between New Orleans and
Chagres leaving such periods will insure as little
detention possible the Ishmus and forming with the
Pacific steamships THROUGH LINE to and from New
Orleans and poris in Mexico, California and Oregon
THROUGH TICKETS for any month can be secured on
application to the Company, 81 Southst New York AP
plicatons for passage from NewOreans should be MADE
10 ARMSTRONG, LAWRASON co. Agens, at that
place - - e,.r
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LAW COURTS.

corRr CALESDAR-This Day-Circa1 Court.
Nos 833. I2l 1924, 42e, s73, 235, 9O7 95 $780, 27a.
IA, 1902, 1882 1893, 1876, e44.
U. s. CIRCUIT CouRT-Before Judge Judson--
Henry DuYand FL al. vs. c. w, Laurence, Collect.
or.-fo recover about $4,000, alleged excess o!
duties charged, and paid on an importation of red
wine The question is as TO the value Of the arti-
Gle abroad at the time it shipped, the invoice
price, it was commended by the Custom House be-
ing too low, while the reverse was held by plain
tif The article paid adj val duty Of 40 per cent.
To be continued this forenoon. For pitt Mr.. Dill
lon. For dtdt. Mr.. Hall
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NEW ARRANGEMENT to BRIDGE

PoRT-FARE SO ctson and atter s 5, AZ
Cant Charles Weeks will leave NewYork, foot OF Mar
R Tuesday THURSDAY and Saturday 5io at 9b
Railroad Dock every Monday Wednesday, and Friday
O'Clock AM Bridgeport and Railroad Freight taken Ken
CANAAN on board The Agent on the Wharf. nl6 lmF
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THIRST VESSEL FOR SACRAMENT
Il TO CITY, DIRECT.-The fine clipper bark GULL
FORD L. s. Leslie, master is now loading at pier East
River. and viii have immediate dispatch From her wen
earned reputation of the fastest vessels ont OF nls
port shippers (who invited 10 examine herl viii per
ceye thar every probability OF her placing hercargo
in Sacramento before most OF lie Yessest ha have Feceay
left For freight only, apply 70
MO ~ J0HN& ROBERT OSBORN, Ill Wall-st
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ctTREYT DEPARTMENT, 10 HALL OF REC0RpS-PubAc
aouce hereby that the following petitions ssys been
s,,sd in tho Board To flag sitewAke lhre ST
sever III and Eighth regulate an" grade Forty
Shs between Third and Fh avenues TO Sncs yscan ots on
10Th sides of Twenty eighth Twenty ninth and lreth streets oe
Seventh Eighth on the westerly de seveh.
Streets anand the grads on fory eth
80, IN cor enopd with the the profile in the Stree;
Comm Also the following Res luton 10 regulate
nays and gutter Twenty NTH
r. Hudson River All persons Interested having objections hele
are requested present them writing at his oG on or
.hs lo n VI ;s,;onar nl8
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Yg,HE United STATES AND CAL

d iFORNIA EMPRESS COHPANY Will dispatch
H. connecting with the Mail Steamer TENNESSEE, from
Panama, December Is.
This is the only organized Cauouua Express Company
and prepared forward goods through to San Francis
CO. in about s. days.
CAPT Abraham Banker. the well known ship newa col
ector for the York Press takes charge OF our goods
Oh the Chagres River
Everything intended for the interior dispatched imAed-
gtev after the arrival Of the steamer San Francisco.
Conignors may have their invoices certified al the j.
tom House BY leaving them at the Office, Wail1st ~
p23 at- Proprietors, A B. MILLER Co
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EeER STEAMER OHIO, on Tuesday,
Il Nov 26 and by every Steamer to NEW-ORLEANS;
-sTIMSON l. CO. ut 10 Walst will dispatch Special
Express with Freight Packages Specie and valuable par
GELS No freight will be received on the day OF sailing
MO ST ollMoON q w.
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SOLDIERS CLAIMS, for Bounty or
Pension-The advertiser, in connection with a legal
gentleman residing In Washington who has great facilities
or The purpose is prepared TO attend the adjustment OF
claims Of soldiers for Bounty Pension, who served ID
the wars Of the United States since 1880 warrants 90
n2i lSys P A CASSAr, 1874 Pearl-st.
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vsyHE NEW YORK and LIVERPOOL
4 limited STATES MAIL STEAAERS.-The ships

n n. ~ T. '
: UNITED STATES MAIL sTEAaERS-The ships
eo AafRLASrIC Captain wesl PAcIFIc, captaia Nye
ANoAi'' o'p IDRi1Tic Capt Grafton
These ships having been Run by contract expressly los
Government service every cEe has been taken IN her coz
scton as also in their engines strength ana
speed and their accommodations for passengers are an0
quaed for eegsnes and somfFt 70 1va,poo, slso; ex
easve use of extra size sate-rooms $50 eo1n Lyepoo
to NewYOrk 9S5 An experienced Sgrgeon attached 70
each ship. No Berths secured until paid tor
PROPOSED DATES OF SAILING.
FROM NEw.YoAK FROM LIVERPOOL
Saturday December 1879 Saturday December T. iss
Saturday, December % 1891 Saturday January H. isoi
Wednesday, January s. 1851 Saturday, January y 1881
Wednesday February 1875 saturday, February 2 1881
Wednesday, 10. 1851 Saturday March ls9l
Wednes s March 10, 1851 saarday. Aprii ls5l
For freight passage sppE 10 EDWARD X cSLLIGSs.
Liverpool, Z. 6. ROBERTS co IS Kings Arnns Yard,
London, or L. DRAPER, Jr. Boulevard, Montuiartre,
Paris =.
The owners Of these ships win not be accountable FOR
gold silver bullion specie eweiTy PRECIOUS s'0 sa es
value thereof therein expressed.
Aer the OF April next the rate Of freight by S ssoss
steamers wall be materially reduced $40
TBNHE BRITISH and NORTH AMER
H. ICAN ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS BETWEENs
BoSToN AND LIVERPOOL.
The Boston boats only calling a. Halifax TO land and re-
ceVe mails anu passengers,
ASIA, Judkins. EUROPA, T. y. Lou-
AFRICA, A. Ryre. NIAGARA j. Stone.
AMERICA N Shannon. CANADA, VIM, Harrison
CAMBRIA, Leitch
These vessels carry clear WHITE LIGHT al their maSi
head GREEN on starboard side; RED on port side
AFRICA, Ryre, from Newly ork, "Wednesday, 2Dth gov
CAMBRIA, J. Lech, from Boston, Wednesday, 21th NOV
NIAGARA j. Stone. I'm New, York Wednesday, 4th Dec
EUROPA from Boston Wednesdsy I'm pee Dec
AMERICA, from Boston, Wednesday, 18th pee.
AFRICA A. Ryre, from New York, Wednesday Isl Jan
CANADA VIM Harrison, I'm Boston, Wedny l3tn S IN
Passage from NY or Boston to Liverpool ls' caon Sl 20
No berth secured until paid for.
Freight will be charged specie beyond an amount ioF
personal expenses.
An experienced Surgeon on board
All letters and spapers must pass through me fost
Office.
For freight and passage apply TO o,.r
French German and other foreign goods, received and
brought in common with British goods x,y-..
Through bills of lading given in Havre for New orr
AMER The lat Of April next the rate OF freight by mo
above steamers nom Liverpool, viii be very materially
reduced. n@ US
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NEW- YORK and STATEN ISLAND.
l S-Leaye Whitehall al and H. NJ and :, 2nd s. P
NJ Leave Staten Island and 10, A NJ andl2 and D
Pm. nN
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nOuGHKEEPSIE LINE of BARGES.

Il The barge CLINTON. Capt Witse, every Monday;
EXCHANGE CaPt Rosekrans, every Thursday POUCH
KgEPSlE, Capt hoffman every Saturday al o'clock
" ron Aool u harrayst for passengers and freight
The sb9vt harg=s are elegantly furnished Tih state
and spacious aHd comfortable cabins and
pr5ssg fitted up for hs comfort and convenience Of pas
Eeugers and arrive 81 PoQghkeep=ie IN 9 FOR he staEes
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