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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-03-27

Davenport, March Goth, 1851.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-03-27

". Building Lots for Sale.
WYE have for sale SO acres Of choice Land,
w half mile from town of Davenport,
which we will sell in Lots to suit purchassrs
Jan 3Oth. COOK e. SARGENT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-31
E1REIGHT LINE FOR PHILADEL.

PHlA esily 81 o'clock Ph-Ihe Csnss en- an ana Am
between New-Yerk and Philadelphia. sndfntsrme aie
places leaves NewYork from pisr No North River, a
81 o'clock ~, Sundays exceptsd) Merchandise and
al kinds fof Freigh. received aud forwarded daily, By
steamboat to souih Amboy and thence BY railroad and
siesmbos, 10 Philsdephia, arriving at WsnutsL wharf
early next morning.
Leaves Philadelphia, from Wanutst wharf at II o'clock
A M, and arrives at New York early next morning
~ The public is informed thai ell Goods transported
by Ibis line win be- insured By tho Camden and Amboy
Railroad AMI transportation Company and that no
charge will be made therefor In addition to their regular
rate for trans porRon Freight including Insurance, -
cents per lbs Heavy Freight taken At reduced rates
A'DECKER, Agent, Pier No North River, N. Y.
VIM B. FREEMAN, Agent, No. IS Delay1eey,
mo- Ph,ladelpkia.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-31

TRANSPORTATION LINE across
Il the ISrHMUs ofPANAMA-RAN RuNNELS
co esAhhed a. forwarders on the Isthnus since The
CONN encemeRt OF the California Emigration ard having
unsurpassed facilities receiving and transporting
meTckspdze from shipbosd al Chages to shipDoard
Psrsma without delsy detention Reksrence-Messrs
Thompson and Hheheoof, g. Gregorys Express" lS
Pearlst
For particulars apply 10 ..
JOHN W CARRlNGToN, Attorney,
Tn24 staw2W- 50 BroadWsy
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WHE NETWORK AND LIVER
ii POOL United STATES MAIL sTEAhERS-

ATL%NTiCi CAPT Vest PACIFIC, Capt Rye
ADRIATIC, Capt Grafton.
these ahps have been built by contract expressly or
Government ssfves every has been taken In their con-
sucOn also "a their Engines insure strength and
spee4 enA ieir accommodations for passengers
equ9lled for elegance OF comfort
Price OF passage from New York 70 Liverpool $780, ox
eusive Of extra size t25 from Liverpool
10 New York 2S5 An experienced surgeon attached TO
each shp. No berth can be secured unul paid for.
The owHers OF these ships will not be accountable for
gold silver bullion, specie, Jewery, precious stones 90
metals unless bills Of lAding signed therefor and The
yslue thereof, therein expressed.
DnnnnQEn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-31
PHILADELPHIA AND LIVER

IbHlLADEllfh lila AMI hl NH
CRY or GLASGOW: l.slo tuns, Cap. 3 Msu,swa
PENNSYLVANIA 22oes9n.' SsPt ": C. s'0sesbory'
Two Of he abovs ship, are now being bunt and win
be placed on he line during the ensuing summer
fhe CITY OF GLASGOW, Capt x h.Ihows, 0as
s,tnrdSy. igh March. Wednesday, Inn yebrzsry.
Thursday May T. SArEs or Fx Isasessy ApA To-
FROM PHILADELIHIA FROM LIvssrooL.
s:NGa.....iSS D DOIIss c.Soo SuiDsss
these raiesneiude Provons and * wards fee bat not
Wines or Liquors, which can BE- had uoard
Row, HsTe, Rotterdam, LeghOrn nmseiles and o.heg
Mediterranean Poris, by which goods can be shipped %
WoRLD's FnR.-A limited number Of passenger VIII
be taken and home for soe In the saloon and e'a' Ia
s NE iii be found rost superior
Az experienced surgeon win be carried 90 each ship
Freig6t on fine goods zoe per lun sns primage
An goods semi 70 the Agenu In Rhlisdepns and Liver
pool WIN be forwarded with economy and dispeich
EN5 sg SsS e PSs,ssgfss sS EswYOt and rA.a
RICHARDsON BROTHERS CO Liverpool
PATRCK HEKBERsONk co. glasgow. PIT
TTHE BRITISH and NORTH AMER
Il 1cAN ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS BETWEEN
NETWORK AND LIvERPoo direct and BETWEEN
RE scston shps only calling at HESx 70 land and 70
eeIve nails and passenger ,no.
A AspIcs Pvne. NIAGARA, ]. stonsL
AMERIcA. NJ Shannon. CANADA, Wm- Harrison
CAMBRIA, J. Leitch.
Fheae vessels csny clear WHITE LIGHT II tner mASt
head :. MIN on stsfboard side RED on port side.
No second cabin passengers viii be taken ehe go LII Of
May Until further notice.
No berths secured anil paid for,
Freight viii be charged on specie beyond an Anoan' fof
personal expenses
Al experienced Surgeon on board
All etters and newspapers mast psSs tnr0ugn no rosS
Oace For freight and passage sppy 70
T.. CUHARD, Jr., 80 Brosdwsy.
French German ard other foreign goods received and
brought Ia common with Bnnsh gooda.
Through bills Of Ldifg are given IN HsVre Tor ns~
Aner he lss Of ArrL next the rate Of freight ~ ~
shove seAners from Liverpool viii DO very m.sn ,sH
reduced ~ -
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Es OF SAILING.

For freight OF passage, Hpply to EDWARD COL
LINS IS WalLst New.YOrk, BROWN, SMILEY
co Liverpool e. @. ROBERTS CO. Is Kings Arms
yard London, Boulevard, Montmarue, Paris:
Amer the let Of April next the rate OF elght % me
above aehmern from Liverpool viii be materially re.uced
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-31
4 PATTI, Artist, Satuary, Sculptor

4 PATTI, Artist, Satuary, Sculptor,
L Ne and P. PATTI. Ornamental, Architectural sculp-
tor, beg leave inform the Amateurs in general that they
compose model and execute all that concerns the
branches OF Ststuary both Ornamental and Architectural
with the utmost perfection Of art Initiating every style In
It's pure originality such Greek Roman Comic kensis
saDce, Louis XIV. the 10Th Century, Rocco. &c &c
They receive orders for Monuments, Church Affairs
Chmneys, Fountains, Inward and Outward Ornaments
and Modes for Brouzes &c. Those Archtec1 aDd Ana
teus who may be pleased TO honor them with theh rdeS
mis- 2WN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-31
CTIMSON q co.'s NEW ORLEANS

NTIMSON q CO.'S NEW ORLEANS
NAND MOBILE EXPRESS
No 10 WALL-sr, NEw-YoRg.
No % CaNP-sr., NEw-ORLEASs.
Corner Royal and Dauphin sts., Mobile
Conveyances from New-York
Steamship Ohio. 26 1881
Steamship Win6eld Scott. !, !s2i
stesmship Georgia II, 1851
Steamship Union........... ......'.'Aprn To- iSoi'
INSURANCE:
When desired 10 do so, will eject insurance on
Freight under our Open Policy" al the New-York
Atlantic Mutual Insurance Office.
COLLECTIONS:
We give careful attention TO the collection OF Drsfsl
Notes ard Bs IN Orleans and Mobile al the rate ot
two per on the amount
CUSTOM HOUSE BUSINESS
NewYork Ne~-Orlsans Pronlp pity attended TO By
our Custom House Clerks BflMNON w,
mig 6teOdt 10 WALL-sr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-31
nACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COM

- n
III PANY-FOK CALIFORNIA AND oRE6on--ths
sub1c Informed asl under Ihe Arrangement Of NJ
psny steamers lDgpecsed ard approves 6y We Nssy "
psyIrenI asd carrying the ueed states Malls VIII cornnos
70 leave Panama and Ssn Frncsco 90 he hTsi sag neena
days Of Zach Honth uness detained oy Unavoidable Rre
dert or toe nonsrtval o. the Mails atPanamn tbe sei'
Oi 6rsf 81 The fucrth viii tolch a. AcaFuco pa
gss MaEAs San Oiei'o and Monterey. The steNoes o.
ne sneenh Of the R0atn viii touch n Acapulco, bus a n
The ioowing ated s,sres Nal steen Psekess are
n nc Pscac 0oe % aich viii he always IL pof A. each
OREGON csc mnn TENNEssEE....I 800 rara
PANAMA .......ltS7 90 tNORfAERNEk.Iao -
CALiFURNIA...Lo5O - lCOLghblA-..... 500 -
UNICORN ...... SO - iCARoLNA..:.s. SO -
p. o s4H ..ean sI COLUMBIA vii S r ''1i -
Ssz Frsrcseo ard POrs IN Oregon. awaiting a ~
0rer pot lie arrival u malta and passengers nom pan&
IA snd returning I1ous delay win ms Snd passengers
ioi le .9lSw,ns s.ssy 80 ~ =, IS, go ~, fr.
POrsnon 81 freight sn1 sussrt passengers 0ep sen Ps
ana and san Frsncisco.
The connection IN ae Atlantic win DO ns,uklnst By lie
sisanfhips EhPlkE CITY, leaving New-1otk o. 70.
18th and CBEROkEE ieavinR NeW-York or the SstA Of
each nonth for Chsgres laird boat VII aso ee kept IN
New-YOTk a g spare steamer.
qhe sew steamships CARlBBEAN aed rHlhApEk
PHIA viii f5rr freci line between Nev0rleArs and
Chagres ezying ~ such periods ~ VII insurs a. hos
detention A he tshnus and forming, viii the
Pncins stesrnshipa sTHROUGH LINE to and from New.
Orleans ard pors 10 Mexico California and Oregon. Pas
saee RON Orleans be secured nom AsMsTRoEs
LGwRAsOE Co, AgeniA
ElTEs or FARE FROM SEv-YoRK TO cHAekEs.
Saloon State Room. $lo0 Lower Cabin berth.
steerage found with matrrsss and
FROM PANAMA TO san PRAscisco.
Balloon State Rooms $500 Lower Cabin berh.. t2et
steerage found with nauass and Board le
IRON san FRANCISCO TO ASTORIA -
500 Sleersge 3ss
FOR through tickets for say month apply a. ne once o.
the company. 81 and 80 South-sl laeodDTarh&Ssi&Ws
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-31
Central Railroad Of New-Jersey.
- MER ARRANGEMENT

- " w 1u II s<Ass a ~
SCommencing MONDAY. Mach 81, ls5l-fhls koef
extends nom ELIZABETHP0Rr IS niles to the WHITE
HOUSE n j. reducing the ssgng between she terminus
oflhe Road ard EASfON 10 IS miles.
This lire leaves New-YoTk By steamboat Red Jseke
pier No North River ard connects with trains 90 me
New efsey Railroad which leaves New York rom foot OF
ConIsnd-sL
TRAINS UP-Leave New.York by steamboat Red Jses-
ct. pier No I North River, 81 M. passenger NJ
freight and At PM passenger and BY " keifosd loot
OF Cortland-st, 81 AN. sBa at and 81 Pm.
Trains leave whiss House and following places for Now
York. a. follows;
While H.u.sais4 AM; Freight at $40 AN; Psssen-
ger att 20 PM
somsrvilie At 4 SeAM; Freight at oSAM.i Passenger
at206PM. -.
senger al 2 1SPM .
Pisufsld At 20 NJ; freight ats IS AN; Passenger
ai2S5PM o
wsstfeId at $50 AM Freight at 50 AM Passenger
EhEabelhiown at 7 Is AM. Freight at ioSoAN.' Pas
senger al bpm. ~
senger al s 81 Pm.
sfAGEs will be In readiness on the arrival OF the AM.
train from New.York the White House TO convey pas.
sengers to Eastor Wnkesssyrs Bethlehem Allentown and
Msuch Chunk Penn and to Clinton, Flsmington Lebanon
Milford and Bevidere, N. J.
bah BAGGAGE q. the risk OF the owners until de-
the actual Of the gents OF the Com
pxny and checks receipts given therefor. mSl u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-31
MORRIS and ESSEX RAILROAD

l1 Passenger Trains leeve EewYork foot Of Cortland
ST. u9 M and "a PM; Newark. 81 Am. and n I'm
For New .York: leave Dover a. AN and II ~ Nor.
Dsyer II "a III and New York s lli M Orange Horse
Car leaves Orange al AM and II PM NewYork, III
Am and "A Pm Passengers are recetyed and detvered
each wKv h sesson for the various stages n.efsect Ibis
Road fcksts aut be procured before taking 10 tho
ear
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-31
NIREWORKS. FIREWORKS, FIRE

EIREWORKS, FIREWORKS, FIRE
Il WORKS-UNION LABORATORY, Jersey City
The subscribers respectfully inform their friends and the
public, that they have hand and are constantly man
uacturpg, Fireworks OF every description both large and
small which they offer dea at manufacturers prces
Also Joseph Edges improved Signal Rockets tor shipping
These Rockets be five miles further than any other
now In use.
Also Signal Lights Port Fires Line Rockets and 90 torrh
mia l2leodt J. O. l. ISAAC EDGE Sd, PyrotechDisIs.
INGER'S SEWING MACHINE,
Swhlch sews and stitches Ia the best manner, Linen,
Cloth or Leather hne 10 simple IN lie cOnstruc
ton ngy made and durable and not liable 10 break or
get out Of repair may he In speTaOn at l9 Harvard
Place Boston; 296 Marketst, Philadelphia and at @55
Broadway opposite the City Hall, NewYork Those In
erested are respectfully invited TO call and Judge FOR hen
ms 2wE l. M. SINGER co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-31
NLEVELAND, COLUMBUS AND

OCINCINNATI KAILkUAU.-Upoled 70 SS.uuiuuss
and connected with TIE Sandusky ssd Newark RAILWAY,
A. Shelby ard with the Columbus and Aenia Tran ior Cn'
elpnau al Columbus
On and amer Tuesday February 2h, the regular rrsias
tween Cleveland Columbus and al Intermediate places.
for Passenger and Freight -
with Psssengers At u o'clock A. NJ Arrives Al Coau'
bus az p NJ.
Leaves Columbus for Cleveland vita Passengers, a 10
O'Clock n Arrives al Cleveland Al O'Clock IS minotos
z. NJ.
FRgteHr AND PAeENezR fsuS-Lesves Shelby or
Cleveland with Freight and Passengers 0ciock "A.
Arrives at Cleveland, IL O'Clock A. N.
RErUsNINe-Leaves Cleveland for Shelby with freigh
and Passen gers al O'Clock 50 minutes r NJ Arrives a.
Shelby al O'Clock IS minutes r. ~
ml2 Inc Resident and experimenting Engineer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-31

CHARTER OAK LIFE INSURANCE
~ COMPANY or HAIR FORD, Conn.-Charer per
petusl- sual f2fo,C0n. EOWD I. PORTER, HEN
Ply OAREs General Agents. Chee II WsL-sL =. Will
LIS FISHER ID. Mudicai EXEminer-at the once
daily from ~ ID O'clock This institution HIS The arges
capital Of any company ~ Connecticut engaged In LIE In
sursnce all Of which bee paid In and Invested IN Sc
curtes Of uncoubIed chsracer bearing Official ndorse
Of The Controller Of ICE STATE 10 addition 70 me fund
received from Mutua Insurers the whole capital OF seO
10 pledged for the payment Of osses which are securtes
of red by Other Company In the State. Ths Company
viii insure lives both The Joint Stock and Mutual Plans
the premiums which may be paid annually, sentaanu-
ally quarterly. "a few sctve Intelligent IneR 70
solicit applications viii find constant employment BY cali
ing on he Agents ms lmeods
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Once
broadway INSURANCE COM

Once
broadway INSURANCE COM
I'D PANY No zl8 Broadwsy-At the Annual Election
for Directors OF bis Institution held At The Office Of the
omnanv this dav the following gentlemen elected
Srhuremsn Halsted Bepi r. Camp, Reuben w. Howes.
Tohn HsTper Charles Sanford, John 3. Dickinson,
Nilisn Y Brsdy Chester Driggs John 7. Fisher,
WIN r skidmore SAM B Althouse, Aaron Arnold,
Wilson g. Hunt, John B. COThes, Charles Z. Bowl
Iohn Falconer Bernard Smyth William TrusOw,
Leonard Kirbv JohnW Merseraau. CrOwell MADDEN,
George II Cobb Helmus NJ Wells John Mclean,
fra'sW Edmopds Mathew Bird, Stephen V. Albro,
Lewis DOiy, Hiram d. FORESTER, aines Foster.
The following gentlemen were NJ the time chosen
inspectors Of the next election:
Richard Berry, Warrington fde,
James Hart -
Al subsequent meeting OF the Board, bCHUkEmAN
HALSfEO, ESQ, was unanimously reelected President
for the ensuing year JOHN WRAr; secretary.
NevyYork Jan a. 1881 I'm lmeods
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CHADE PAINTERS! SHADE
,APER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

DA PER HANGINGS.-THOMAS
u FAYE 4 co. ass Pear-st near Chatham, importers
and Manufacturers have hand the largest and beat stock
OF Paper HangDgs Borders Fireboard Prints, Blended
Curtains &c In the city, which they offer, wholesale and
retail prices They are receiving by every
arrival from Havre all the latest styles OF Frenca papers
nom factories of which they tho .ole egens fertco
attention given to cy trade and me pes % % ~
e~snv "h f~r ms 3meodm. WIS"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-31
DEGULAR MAIL LINE between

HI BOSTON and NEw.YoRK via sT0EINGToN and
PROVIDENCE.-The steamers G. VAkk'ERBlIf and
COMMODORE leave Pier No 2, North hiyer, daily a. B
O'clock PM The c. Vanderbilt Captain joel Stone on
Mondays Wednesdays and fridays the Commodore Cap
tain VIM H. Frszee. on Tuesdays. Thursdays md Sat
urdsys On tho snys Of thess steamers Stonngton,
passengers proceed oy Railroad 70 Provdence end Boston
fhs 10 the direct route from New-fort 70 Boston
For passage Lc apply 90 board o. the Office 10 Bssry
place.
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nnnA APPARATUS Of

Ssyerv description ether for DE MANUFACTURE 'fs@inG
=, Sotrlire Of Soda Water nsaactured snd ior Sse D
" snsS xATTH FWS first.av. corner &th-st, n. Z.
yhesrsphed Plate with printed Instructions for The manu-
n,rre 81 soda Water, syrups &c likewise for the mar
s-sr OF The Apparstas. accompanies each Apparatus
srv irfoyustep 70 relation the shove busioess WEss
sssefnDy siven upon application BY letter - above
rnlS I'm
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FREIGHT REDUCED

LIZA hE AMI hElU1l hEDOOEsDs-
IL INDEPENDENT STEAMSHIP LINE for SAN
FRANCISCO by way Of CHAGRES sud either by the In
dependent Line, or by U. 8. Steamer from fAHAhAup
The new and splendid steamship NORTH AMERICA,
J. III BletheR, Commander the fastest steamer 70 the
world will leave Pier 4Norh River for CHAORES drecI
on FRIDAY, April IL, at 3 O'Clock, NJ
Passengers by ibis avorte steamship VIII arrive AZ an
anna IN time 10 lake passage for San francisco and other
ports on the Pacific by the most speedy and comorADe
eopyeyArce This steamship entirely new, having made
but two rips Cbagss aDd II confidently expected
thai Il viii AMI So ~ Chagrcs in seven days
nom The time she ,-.= oTE. This steamer has 80
large and commCo p sd. .sams tOme OF them OF e41A
size expressly d. H1 families Passengers lot SAl,
forpia ould do wed .ak tbs ship az she Is ventilated
on an entif0 principle and her bedding &c &c en-
reIv new ard free from disease No berth or sAe room
can be secured until paid for few rst class stats rooms
remain uueneaged For passage or freight enquire OF j.
NORTON al The Office the Pier al the foot OF motifs
street. where the plan Of the cabins snd Storage can Do
seen and state rooms and berths secured MA eodIla
LIMITED STATES MAIL STEAM
CsHIP COMPANY-FOR cHAGREs DIRECT, via
HAVANA-ThrouSh Tickets 70 SAN HKAnClocO IL
Rsdsced Rsiea-Tsre to NEW ORLEANS Reduced
On FRIDAY, April II, a. NJ, the spendid double
engine steamship GEORGIA. 200 tons burden v " for-
Ter N N commander viii sail precisely O. O'Clock
p M from her pier At the foot Of Warrez 81 ~ WIN
New-Orleans passengers uansf9Ffed ~ havana W We
splendid doubleengne steamship FALCON.
Freight taken to Chsgres 81 10 cents per fooI
Speeie only taken freight 20 Havana
No bills Of ading viii be signed afser NE steamer nss
sailed - no pORpRrs
n8 tall III "osltt cOIno- W -
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SUMNER ARRANGEMENT-Com-

~ mencing March Sl.-RAMAp0 AND PATERSON
RAILROADs-Express Trains leave suherns a. Follows,
or On he arrival OF the Erie trains Al O'Clock An
stopping only at Paterson and Passsc Bridges o'clock
! stopping only at Aohohuks, Paterson and Boiling
Spring. al ~ 7. NJ, stopping only al hokoAus' fsotsou
Leave New.York at 7 O'Clock A. n. stopping only al
Paterson and Hohokus; ct st o'clock P NJ stopping only
al Boiling Spring Passaic Bridge and pseraoni are O'Clock
p. M stopping only at Patterson and honohus Inc n1-
press trsins leave Malkels station Paterson foi New
YORK At e. aud ga NJ and N. or on the arrival otths
trains rom suaerns The up trains stop 81 bergen on
way TRAINS leave suferns at 81 A NJ. ard New-Yors
sap M, stopping at all the stations below Paterson ana
Al the stations above on signal A.,
susDay TRAINS leave Suferns at st AM.-Leave New
York al P. NJ, stopping above Paterson only al ho-
hokus. 60, -,..A
a. ano II and At o'clock Z. M.-Lesve Newly 0h a. %
ard 10 A. NJ, and l2l and 81 O'Clock I. NJ $500 a..
or on arrival OF train from suierns-Leave Paterson
depot ut S O'Clock p. M.-Lesye New:York 81 O'Clock
M and O'Clock p. NJ The Sunday Trains stop below
Paterson Only Ut Huyer's and Boiling Spring. mzSu
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- nENTs-NFW LINES FOR PHILADELPHIA
VIA CAMDEN AND AMBOY RAlLROAD-Mornin
line leaves Pier No North River foot o. Battery place
daly suudeys excepted o'clock A. NJ by the spend-
ed steamer JOHN POTTER, Capt John simpson, for
South Amboy then by the superior Cars OF the Company to
Camden, stUppfng sPotswood West Prospect Plains,
Cranberry Station, Hghtstown Centervlie Bordentown
shopa Newtown Sand Hills pordentown station and Bur
neton Yreeh0d ard Monmouth passengers take this train.
Afternoon line leaves daily Sundays exceptedl N.
via South Amboy Camden arriving At Philadelphia a. ~
PM stopping at spottswcod West Hghtstown, Borden
town Station, Bordeniown Shops. Burlington Beverly,
Rsncocas and Palmyra
Fare by either line. g. 60 Forward deck..... " 70
dinner and supper provided on board HE sesH-
bost John Potter.
EnIGRASr LINE al 81 o'clock r M.-Psssengers leave
by Hieambos. TRANSPORT, Caplain John Gould daily,
Sundays excepted at 81 o'clock, for South Amboy.
proeeed by cars Bordentown, and take steamboat BUR
LlNGToN and arrive at Philadelphia next morning al =
O'Clock. Fare 81 So
Fifty pounds OF baggage allowed each passenger 10 be
carried a. the risk offs owner bat nothing VIII be received
or considered a. baggage, except wearing apparel
m8 l. BLISS, Agent
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SCIENTIFICALLY
CPECTACLES

Maker Consulting ard Practical OphciGn Pubic Lecturer
ON Inc Anatomical Form and PnvIiooEy Of the Human
Eye, end on the good sud bad effect OF spectacles
TESTIMONIALS OF ABILITY AND RECON-
MENDATIOH
Nav. YORK, Nov. So 1880.
"AdusnR Spec scles TO vision requires great ud gnent
The part Of Tie Opucss Many sights iqlGed, and
totally lost Tor want of this We she Undersigned
Phvsicens, consider IL Of tho IL por8nee TO the
pubic - have good SpectSciss ard accurately applied
MI SkOTT De iVered Interesting and Instructive Pa1
lie Lecture on he subject In tho Society Library Rrosi
way, Nov y, 1880. lie 10 well acc sn0ted vita the Sc
eDce Therefore commend him very competent
prscica Optcisu George Wilkes 81 D.. p LsiehtsL
surgeon 10 The kewYork Eve and Ear Inhrnsry; Abra
ham Dubois, 6O9 bOusIOa-st, Consulting Surgeon -
The Mes ofk Institution fo lhs Bind AID surgeon 10 ,be
Eye oLd Ear utImary Isaac Wood. D., 90 Fast BROAD
way, President OF the New-YOrk Academy Of Medicine
and Consulting Physician tbs Institution Tor Tbs Blind
Wn Darling, ND. z26 WoOSteT-st. Anatomical Ds1Ol-
strHlor 70 the New York University Medical College"
Nov. 80, l850-Mr. sKOTr 10 sn agreeable Lecturer,
has paid anusaG attention 10 the subject and s clever
Optelan. w. CLAY WALLACE. NJ D., 286 Foufth-si"
All bpectaclea purchased from Prof. SKOrI VIII DO ex
changed free OF cost II satisfactory He also repsirs
snd hs glasses into pertes' own france and always al
utts the Spectaces 10 the Eyes tue most approved
principles that have been discovered IL ancient and mod
ern science
Office 50 Bowery, thee doors from the Theser, New
York. m3l 2awM&Thlmf
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" CRAWBUCK'S UPHOLST

w sHOUsE and Ship Furnishing Warerooms, SIS
orsnd.st New-York where VIII be found complies
md husk also beds mattresses pslasses and cushions;
alsO bedsteads OF every descnpuo, VIZ patent screw
NON Joint Och Joint iron screw cottage and trundle c0
ks slso splendid variety OF paper hanging, borders
&c Mr. would call particular attention TO his new style
Of hair and spring mattresses NJ B-Old Deos and MAJ
tesses renovated and made over equal TO new, by
w. CRAWBUCK, $50 Grand-st second eoor =.
ms lmt eest OI Ess9A "
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INLAND Observation-Disclosures

sT0NINGTON From Pier No. Z, North River, Battery
flacs, al r. N. Daily, Sundays excepted Raes %
Freight by the Steamers OF this Line VIII be reduced To
summer rates being reduction Of about Is per cent on
present prices, viz =
Measurement, Goods to Bosros cts per foot; 70 Pso-
whence eta. per foot
BOOts Shoes, Bonnes Hats, m cases. CITE per bosi 70
Weight Goods generally per 100 lbs 20 to Is cts to
PRovIDEFcE Is 10 20 cts 80 -.
Other articles in proportion per Freight Tart which
may be had on application at the 0ce Pier No, hofn
River. or No 10 Baaery Place n28 3t'1