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G ALIF MA.
The Southern Slave Colony.

.GITIZENS Of the Slave States desirous
~ of emigrating 10 California with their
save properly, are requested TO send their
names, number Of slaves, and period ofcon.
remplaled departure to the address Of
"SOuthern Sldpe Colony" jackson, Missis-
sippi.
All letters to meet with attention must
be post paid,
Il is the desire Of the friends OF this
enterprise to settle in the richest mining
and agricultural portions Of California, and
to secure the uninterrupted enjoyment Of
slave property. II is estimated that by the
first Of May next. the members Of The
Slave Colony will amount tn about FIVE
thousand, aud the slaves TO about ten
thousand. The mode OF efecting Organi-
zatiOn, &C., will be privately transmitted
to actual members.
jackson, Feb. "a, ls5O.-no-42
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DR. L. GABBERT,


HAS permanently locate in Or
ford. and viii attend strictly 10 all
the duties Of bic profession, when
called upon.
0TORee ai s 7. KIEss Drug siore,
Oxford, Misc March IS, ls50.-n - n
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Memphis Advertisements.
Furniture e. Chair Ware
Rooms.

NHE sui scriber respectfully announces
= 10 the citizens of Memphis and The sur
rounding country, that he has on hand. and
Is constantly in receipt of, the most taste.
fol and fashionable articles in the Cabinet
aud Chair line, which he pledges himself
10 sell MUCH CHEAPER Than can be
obtained in this market. HIS stock com>
prises every variety and quaIdy, from the
finest MahOgony and Walnut wolk, TO the
Chestnut Bedsteads and Chairs; Bureaus
Of every variety. pattern and description;
MahogOny and Walnut Wardrobss, Of the
richest material and hest workmanship;
superior MahOgony SOFAS, DiVans and OF
lomans; Marble top Centre Tables, Exten-
sion Tables, and every Of Walnut and Cher
ry Tables; splendid Mahogony and molted
BedsIeads, and variety descri plion Of com.
mon ones; Mahogony. Marble top and
Cherry Wash Stands; Parlour Book Cases,
Ladies' Work Stands, Cribs, Lounges, and
Writing Desks; Tin and Wire Siles, and
shuck, moss and cotton Mattresses: Mo.
hocony UPhol stored ChaiIs, cane seat.
windsor and split bottomed do. Alsp a
large assortment Of Window Sash, various
sizes, Venetian Blinds and Door Shutters
Groceries and Produce.
UNDERNEATH, in the same building
~ with the furniture department, ihe SUBJ
selibeI has constantly in store every article
in the Grocery and Produce line, which he
will dispose Of on terms as moderate, or
more so, Than any house in the city. From
his enlarged experience in both the branch
es Of trade, combined with the advantages
resulting from associating both lines Of bu-
siness in one hOuse--whIch advantage man.
Ifestly enlarges the sphere Of operation,
without increasing the expenses pertaining
to store rent and attendance--he will be
enabled to sell on more advantageous terms
than any other house exclusively devoted
to either of the above branches Of business.
ETO ensure bargains, call at the large
fiat roof buildings in front of Promenade,
at its intersection with Adams street.
J.F. MCKINNEY.
Memphis. April 5, ls50.-no 46-6m.
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CELEBRATION

Of the first anniversary of the Phi Sig
ma Society," Of the UniUersity.
THE celebration of the first anniversa
n ry Of the Phi Sigma Society OF the Uni
versiiy OC Miss, will take place on the 4'h
day Of May next. The Faculty and Her
mean Society are respectfully invited 10
join procession, which will be formed al
10 o'clock, A. NJ, and conducted 10 the Pres.
byterian Church in Oxford, where the An.
niversary Grafton will be delivered by
L. C. PA SM0RE. The citizens genera.
lly are requested to attend.
THOS. Z. BUGG, J Commit.
JOHN +. MOSELEY. on behalf
r. H. BONNER. of SocietU
April 10, 1850. -46-2w.
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Sheet-irCn and Tin Work.

.THE undersigned, having procured q
n large supply Of
SHEET.lRON AND TIN PLATE
Is now prepared to do any work belonging
to the Timing business, and that too, in
style particular for durabilty.) unsurpass-
ed in this or any other country. His long res
idencp here, Snd the many specimens Of
his work distributed over the country, he
deems sufficient evidence of his capacity
to render general satisfaction to bis custom
ers He would especially refer te bis
work in that apparently, most difficult
bnnsh - his business. and one too, seem!
ingly very little understood BY wOrkmen,
VIZ: guftering houses, sc. "NUF oED"
His shop is on the southwest corner
Of Tippacanoe Row. where he ean always
be found, when not Otherwise engaged.
JOEL GRAYSON.
Oxford, Feb 2, 1s50-37-n
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THAKEN UP. BY Asrsm Philips living
near sarsPia ose small slrrel borrs.
hind feei white Few white hairs n bis
fosehead supposed 70 be 6 years cd The
sid horss wus raissd By Rolsn Tsnksrsly
-sppraise3 70 So so.
ALLEN WOOLVERTON
March ls, 1850. Ranger
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NtHEwING TOBACCo.-we have on
y hand, at all times, the best Assoii iment
and, largest aock Of Tobacco in this mar
ket Iand are well prepared, from the many
advantages we possess, 10 Offer induce
ments TO dealers in that article.
One Of our firm having been raised in
the heart Of the best Tobacco growing
region Of Virginia, has had every oppor-
tunity TO acquaint himself With the various
grades Of Tobacco, and The cost Of manu-
featuring and producing Is also has an ex-
tensive acquaintance with Tobacco manu-
facturers.
We have q standing agency in the city
Of New York, under The management Of an
experienced Tobacco manufacturer and
dealer, for the purpose Of securing for our
trade whatever consignments Of good To
bacco are forced upon the market at a sac.
riRce.
As we con6ne ourselves n This article,
10 the Virginia raked and manufactured
exclusivelyS all persons, either selling or
NAV rely on getting gond arr
licle. FERGUSON, NElIL& BOTTS,
Main Street, Memphis, Teun
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6-NEW AKRIVALn
OF
Cloths, Cassimeres, Vestings
&c.
10. ABLE,
MerchaMt Catlor,

HAVING just received a new and com
plete Stock of Cloths, Casslmeres,
&C., embracing almost every quality, style
and variety, offers to supply his customers,
on reasonable terms, with any article in
his line, got up according to the latest and
most approved fashions. His long resi-
dence in Oxford, during which time he has
been well supplied with every article, ne
cessary TO complete genlleman's ward.
robe, renders II unnecessary that he should
specify particularly the various articles
which make up his present assortment.
The following is part of his stock
which he submits to public inspection, and
which he can furnish at prices adapted TO
the times;
Cloths.
Fine French Black, Brown and Green.
ENGLlSH-BIue-bIack, Green and
Blue.
CassimrFcs.
Fine Doe.skin, Eoglish Cord. and
great variety of Foncy Cassimeres.
Vestings.
Fine Black Satin, Fancy Satin, Fig
uered Silk, & variety OF beautiful Fancy
Cashmere.
CraVaIs.
A variety Of plain black Silk, Satin and
Fancy, of the lates. style.
SuspendePs.
A variety of the very best article Of fsus-
penders.
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LAW DEPARTMENT.

Hon. E. w. M King, Professor Of The
DRY and Practice Of Law.
John Delg6eld, Esq, Professor Of Com
mercisl Jurisprudence.
Terms $50 per session.
All communications pertaining 10 thi,
department, must be addressed 10
z. w. NJ. KING, Esq
MEMPHIs, Tenn =, March, 1850.
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WANTED.

MY so william Hammock 1sh Re-
IN eel c0unfy, Alabama, il Oetcbsr.
lst2, bound fof Arkanssu. Any irforrhs-
fion concerning him, uil Be thnnkla'lF rss
csfved HARRISON HAMMOCK
Isn. -, 1880
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TAKEN UP By John KeaL
M living 20 miles South Eaa from
IN OnfoFd, one sorrel mare, with a
UM small white spot in her fore
49, head. alsa one behind her night
shoulder, and her right shoulder seems %
b. diseased o. deficient. She i absut sir
yeaIs oid; no other marks or brands per
ceivable. Appraised to $50.
A. WOOLVERTON, Ranger.
April 18Th. le56-n0-f7.
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Later Still!

wv N. SMITHER, is now re-
w Sewing and opening q NeT and
Splendfd StOek Of
|SPRING & SUMMER GOODS
Of various Qualities and Styles, which he
Is now offering for Cash as CHEAP as
lhe CHEAPEST, and 10 punotual custom.
prs on the usual terms He Is now devoi-
ng his whole sitention 10 the abJve busi.
ess, and intends TO keep
CONSTANTLY on EANo,
As GOOD A STOCK As CAN BIZ
OUND IN TOWN, AND AS CHEAP.
He feels under obligstions 10 his custom
Irs and The cummuniiy generally, for The
liberal patronage heretofore extended 10
BIN, and hopes BY undivided attention TO
business, 10 merit a eontIHuance Of the
sane.
6rThe LADIES ere particularly inri-
fed 10 giue hin a cali, oSd eromiae has
Goods.
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OXFORD
FEMALE INSTITUTE.


ure In announcing TO the
public, that this Institution Will .ii:
be opened for the reception of pu. sAa
pills on Monday the 22nd offhis month
The buildings are large and commodius
and now undergoing thorough repairs
which will fit them for the accommodation
Of number Of boarders.
J. II. WISER, A. NJ,
has been chosen as PRINCIPAL, who will
be aided by able and experienced assistants
The Trustees, with much confidence, re.
commend this school, under its present or.
ganzatlon, TO the attention and patronage
OF the community, as inferier 10 none in
point OF scholastic advantages, healthfnl-
ness OF its situation, and surrounding inAu-
ences moral, social, and refining
Primary Department.
Spelling Readng Writing, ,he Elemen;
tars rules of Arithmetic, and first lessons
in Geography.
AcademicGl Department.
JUNIOR CLAss.--Ariihmeiic and Geop.
raphy continued; Hitory Of the United
States, English Grammarr,vilh daily exer.
cises in reading and writing.
MIDDLE CLGss.-EngIish Grammar and
Arithmetic continued; History, Natural
Philosophy. Rhetoric, Botany, Physiology
ai,,- -.-eIiistry.
SENIOR CLAss.-Naiural Philosophy
Rhetoric, Botany, and Chmistry continued;
Astronomy, Moral and Mental Philosophy,
Latin, French, and Mathematics.
There will also be taught, Ornamental
NeedIework, Music an the Piano, Harp,
and Guitar; Painting and Perspective,
and strict attention given throughout the
course TO select Reading, Composition,
Definition, and Analysys Of Poretry.
Terms per Session Of Five Months.
Primary Department. $40 90
Acadmical Department. /.
Juhir Glass, ~ SO
Middle Is 90
Seignior " 90 90
Music on Piano, 25 90
Use Of Instrument, 90
Drawing and Painting, erch, 90 90
Needlework, 10 10
Incidental expenses, 90
BOARDING can be had at the Institute, or
in private fimilies, at SS per month, wash
ing and candles extra. One half of the tn.
iIion end boarding to be paid, invariably, 10
advance; the balace at the close of the
Session.
BY order Of the Board.
ROBERT SHEEGOG, PreSf |
E. r. BELcHER, Sec'g
Oxford, Miss, April 9th, ls50.-45-t.
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"HE undersigned. administrator Of the
- estate Of Alfred T Burks. deceased,
has presented FINAL account Of ks admin
i,tration on said estate, 10 the Probaie
Court. Of Lafayette county, Mississippi,
and viii At the next May Term thereof. sp-
ply far its administration and alllwance,
this loih Of March. A. ID. 1850.
JOSEPH WARMER,
No. 44.-4W. TAdm'r.
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, !
LAFAYETTE COUNTY.
Probate Court, March term, 1850.
In matter of Petition of J
ANN V, MARTIN, Exeeu
trix, &c.
A mn v. MARTIN, Execulrix Of the
Alast will and testament Of Andrew L.
Martin, deceased, having petitioned for the
sale Of the fractional part of the N. w.
quarter nf Sec. 30, township s, range 3;
belonging 10 said testator. II is ordered
by the Court, that publication, for six
weeks be made in The Organizer, requiring
all persons interested in said land, TO be
aud appear before said Court, at the next
May term thereof, and show cause if any
they have, why said land should not be
sold.
ASA NIX, Clerk.
March 80, 1850. no-44-6w.
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BLACKSMITHING


"a THE subscribers would respectfully
" inform the citizens Of Oxford and rs
vicinity, thai they are prepared to exc
cute all kind Of work in the blacksmithiuQ
line, n the neaiesl and must sBbstantiai
manner. Their Prioss vii be mcierate
10 slit The lines. For shoeing horse, 81
essh, ana 81 50 on eredn. % tbs branch
Of their Business they acknouAdge 20 su-
perior. They are prepared 10 Do any
work 10 heir hne 70 order. aBd az orders
wiH Be faiihfully and punctuaRy attended
%.
GrShop On lhe sauih sids a. The Square,
one DOR norih Of The hat tiFn.
g.Y. COOK.
BM MITCHELL.
o1forj, FEB. 2, lss0.
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De soto Lad for sale.

DC OONO Lduu ioF CdFCs
THE subscriber wishes 10 sell enc Of
- three sections (the parehaser having
ehOieel Of fns, rich lsnd in De Soto eoun-
", not more than IS miles from Memphis
snd about 3 miles North of Cockrum'r
X roads. One section has from 20 10 so
acres under fence, and the other tto about
60 acres each. Of cleared laad. Comfort
able log cabins are on each sccfiOn. u is
believed 10 be as good ss she most valuable
land in that county. The purchaser can
hsve choice Of The seeiions. A good TILE
vii be made.
Persons wishing 70 boy esa apply by
letter, PosiPaid siOr IN Persou 70 ne.
ID. y. DILL
oxford, July 7th, 1919.
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MEMPHIS INST1TUT E
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.

MEMPHIS INST1TUT
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.
THE regular course of lectures in this
n Institute will commence on the first
Of November, and continue until the last
OF February. The Anatomical Depalt-
ment will be opened and ready to receive
students by the first Of October. The
Medical department will be under the d.
rection Of the following
PROFEsSO
z. Freeman, M d., Professor OF Anato>
r. S. Merton M. d. Professor of Sur.
gerry.
HI Hulcs, NJ. d., Professor Of Theory
snd Practice Of Medicine.
w Byrd PopeH. M. ID. Professor Of
Physiology, Pathology, Mineralogy and
Geology.
J King M d. Professor Of Materia Med.
lea, Therapeutics and Medical Jurispru-
dence.
J. Million Sanders, A. NJ, M. D., Pro
fessOr OF Chemistry, end Pharmacy.
J. A. Wilson, NJ. D., Professor of Oh
seIrcs and dseaseof of Women and Chill,
dren.
CLINIQUE LECTURERS.
MEDicINE-Prof. II. J. Hulce.
SURoERY-Prof X. S. Merton,
z. Freeman, NJ. D., Anatomical Demon
siratOr.
The fees fr a full course Of lectures
amount TO SlO5.
Each Professors ticket, SIS. Matricu-
lalOr's, S5. Demonstrators Fee, slO.
Graduation, 500.
Those desiring further informsii n, will
please address their letters (posI Paid,) to
the Dean and students arriving m the
city will please call on him at the CONNER
cial Hotel. r. S. NEWTON, M. D.,
Dean Of the Faculty.
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Gents Gloves.

Fine Buck-Glove, Blsck-Kid, White.
Kid, Fancy-Kid, aad fine BIak. White and
Fancy Silk. Also, an excellent assort-
ment of Trimmings for Goats, Vests, Pants
and Cloaks.
March 80, ls5O.-44-
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sAaUEr R. WALKER. wH. Z. T. onrFrrrH
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A variety of plain black Silk, Satin and
Fancy, of the lates! style.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-14

THE LOWELL FAcToRfEs.-We learn from the
L0gH Courier that, within the past year, there
have been discharged from the various manuiec'
turing establishments in that city, 1878 hands
Looms have been stopped to the number OF 2,212'
creased s33 404 So In addition to this, the ata
chiAe Shop Company have discharged, since lSs a1
266 men whose monthly pay was 81 Rer nay oF in
would amount to S6,864-giving tota of
the monthly payments ofthe seyeFai '0i-'i'''
$4O,26s Sc. ,.,.,, r;oht tbo
FIRES AT EsFIELD-LaST ei II .d' harms Of Fran.
house and TWO large and W avroo1th District
els Chaplin in Enfield, o'i ast TnesJayl MIGHT.
were dessGyeeS kitico district, same town, were
two oarhS 6 n burning Gowdy's distl!Iery' have
consumed. GJeyable excitement IN that region,
caused :; Relieved incendiarism IS the cause Oh
since IL Is O'''o fSpringfeld Rep.
49, ua,pvRY AVID MURDER-H.J j. Hewett OF Al
h9 NJ Lreturning home from Peoria with 81, 500
t toHii sd received there, was attacked by three
I n1 INST out of Peoria, beaten and robbed. He
h ms since died, A like robbery was committed q
sbort time since, near Peoria
PIRATES on THE CHEsAPEAKE.-The Ceaterctll>
Times says that Chester river ia filled with
number OF pungies whose captains are engaged
in carrying off the property offarmers Col. John
r. Emory waa robbed OF about dozen fine mat
ton, and recently Mr. William Emory lost 100
bushels OF grain by these pirates.
SCHENECTADY County CESsUs-CoMPLETE.--
The population of the city OF Schenectady, in
1915, was $3.50; in 1885, 1922. The County, in
1915, 1880 in 1850, 200J6. Increase within the
last five years, 3,426,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-14

UNOR LIVERPOOL. = United States
Il Mail Steamship BALTIC, Capt Joseph J. Com
ock-This Steamship will depart with the mails for
Europe positively on SATURDAY, 18th Of Noy9mber al
"a O'Clock NJ from her berth at the foot OF Canal-st-
No berth secured till paid for. n.Cg.o
All letters and papers pass through the PostOhce
For freight or passage, having unequaled acconn0ua
tons for elegance or comfort apply 10 ..,,,u.
NN1'' ~ EDWARD X. COLLINS s. WGl.st
The Steamer PACIFIC will succeed the BALTIC, ana
Will saul December T. o%'
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SONGS AND HYMNs OF Llgg...yo. !.
- cHASLLS MAcK4Y.

TRAVELLER through aasty road
Strewed acorns GA the lea,
And ono took root, and sprouted up
And grew into a tree.
Love sought is shade al evening time,
TO breathe us early vows,
And AGE was pleased, in heats OF noon,
TO baSk beneath It's boughs:
The Gormouso loved It's dangling twlgs,
The birds sweet music bore,
/. stood glory IA rs place,
A blessing eyermore
a li.tle spring had lost It's way
Amid the grass and fern,
A passing stranger scoop'd well,
Where weary men might turni
lie walt it in, and hung with care
a ladlc st the brink
lie thought not of the deed he dld,
Bat Judged that toll might drink.
lie passed agaIn-and 10 the wei,
By Summers never dried,
Had cooled ten thousand parchlng tongues
And saved a life beside
\ dreamer drOpd random thought
Twas old, and ye. was new
\ simple fancy o! the brain,
Bat strong in being true;
1t shore upon genial mind,
And 10! its light became
A amp OF life, beacon ray,
A monitory flame.
The thought was small-lts issue great
A watch, fire on the hill,
l. sheds its radiance far adown,
And cheers the valley still
A nameless man, amid a crowd
That throngd the daily mart,
Let fall a word OF Hope and Love,
Uustudied. from the heart;
a whisper on the t,Imult thrown
4 tcansitory breath
1t raised brother from the dust,
II saved a soul from DEATH
O germ o font 0 world of love
Q thought at random cast
We were but little at the first,
But mighty at the last
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-14
NETWORK and ERIE RAILROAD

NEW- YORK and ERIE RAILROAD
| VNEW ROUTE 10 BUFFALO and the WEST-FaA
Corning Honellsvle Geneva Rochester, Buffalo and u
,er1redsye places daily by steamboats, THOMASPOW CID
and ERIE, from pier foot Of Duane-st as lolo#s
Breakfast and supper on board the ooate
EXPRESS TRAIN a! = NJ eloPpng on'yy a! so1erls
Chester Goshen, Mddleown, P2rt yervis NarrowsbnTg
yerey Elmra and Jefferson, arriving at Geneva 10
Passengers Rochester Buffalo, &c lodge at Gene
ye and taking the Express Train from Albany next morning.
STRIVE at Rochester and Buffalo at the same time us passen
gers vie Albany with the advantage OF nights rest al e
way AND MAIL TRAIH-At IAN. stoppng ct sl tne
etaion arriving Corning the evening al 10 10 ocK
WAY TRAM al PM. for Oheylle and al intermediate
NIGHT EXPRESS TRAlsat5PM M. topping al Permont SUI
ferns Chester Goshen Middleown, Ousvle Port JerVe
Nprr gsburgh Hancock Deposit Lanesboro Great Bend
8nghamton, and all the stations west OF bnghamton
Passengers for Buffalo by this train proceed TO Geneva and
tske the train arriving al Buffalo same afternoon Passes-
gers for Ithaca Cayuga Bridge and towns on Csyuga aRe
JAKE the ears OF the Cayuga and Susquehanns Raroad
at OWepo which leave immediately on The arrival Oh
the Erie trans Passengers for Toga and Lycoming coon
6es Pa take Of the Corning and Bossbug Railroad
Corning sges Leave Waye5 -s os
'4~ '''N TRAINS TO NEW-YORK
EYPREss,TRAIR leaves Geneva at4 Is Am stopping ~ 81
mira Waverly, Owcgo, BnghMnton haResooro, DeposlL
Hancock NaIrowsburg Port Jerys Middetown Goshen
Chester and Suferns arriving in New-Yo &! SO M
WAY AND MAIL TRAIN leaves Corning at ) A NJ stopPins
at all the stations and arrives IN New-York at 80 NJ
NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN leaves Geneva at S n. snc
Hornensvle NJ stopping al all stations west OF BlnS
hamton and Mt Great Bend Lanesboro, Deposit HANCOCK
Narrowsburgh Port Jerys Osville Midtown, Goshen
Chester Sufons and Piermont arriving in NeWYorF ats
O'Clock M.
WAY TRAIN leaves Otisvle at SO AM stopping al all
the stations and arriving in New Yorh at 10 IS A NJ
NEwBURGH BRANCH leaves Newburgh nj 20 AN ahe
NJ and PM connecting with the trains going Weet
Leave Chester at 42 M and PM snd 10 PM or
arrival of the trains from the West
FREICnT TRAINS leave from pier foot Duanest at NJ
grejph for Geneva Rochester and Buffalo and all places
West taken by Express freight trains and s forwarded
throaaI tsitbcTt delnv CHARLES MINOT
aSs g. Superintendent
NoTE-The Piermont and Dearman Ferry advertise to
connect the Hudson River Trains, leaving NewYork att
A. and A P. NJ with the morning and evening express
whine going Eastward.
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FOR RTROPE.
~ = :.
Fg1HE NETWORK and LIVERPOOL
z UNITED STATES MAIL STEAAE RS-rbe shlps
-. - LII


Fg1HE NETWORK and VERPOOl.
Z UNITED STATES MAIL STEAM EAS-4bs smps
AfIANTiC, Capau1 West PACIFIC, Gspnin Nye
ARCTIC Gspisi1 Luce. 6ALItC, Capt toiss.0eS
AnEIATIC Capt Graitun.
These shps having been Buil ey contract axFress of
E grnl.eat sryiea every care hes been ,acn p her cJl
ftrucrion neir engines ~ns'frs str n And
rre1 arc their Recommendations 81 passenger A. 41e
olaiiy5 Tor elegance ami eogtf
Priee Of passage from Eew-Yors % L.ieIFoo- $S eS.
elusive use sizs sto-rooiSs - lo1s Liverpool
10 New YORK. SIS An experienced Sureec1 l;aAet 10
zach snip. 80 Esrtis eecsred 4Ash pala tor
PROPOSED GATES or SAILING.
FzoH sEw-vo X EkoM LIYSNf0e+ 80.
salrdav Nov lsth exc saturday December liiE, 1850
Satarlsv, Dec TN is53 Saturday, December sth lSed
SATURDAY., Gec Il t&S3 Saturday, January u 1884
Wednesday, Jan lst, 1851 Saturday, January 9Th le3l
Nedue slay Jan ls,h 1851 Saturday. February Sh 1881
Wetineslay Jan 29th 1851 Saturday February I'll 1881
Wetlres.lsy feh l3Th 1851 Saturday March 9th, lS5l
Me.ine sta2, Feb .en 1871 saturday, March I'd ls5l
Wednesday Men l2lh 1881 Saturday,, April 5th. 1851
Forfreisht OF passage apply to EDWARD K COLLINS.
20 wall: NsTvlYork or 10 BROWN SHIPLEY Z co.
Liverpool Z. G ROBERTS d co. l3 Kings Arms Yard,
London, OF L. DRAPER Jr Boulevard, AonunarFe,
Paris -.
gold glyer bullion, specie sewery, precious stones OK
metals unless bills OF alpg signed hsrsoI ara %
value thereof therein expressed
er the st OF Apl next the rate ofrelgn ey aS stoVs
steamers vail he materially reduced. 40