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FOR EUROPE.
THE NETWORK and LIVERPOOL
u UNITED STATES MAIL sTEAMERS-The ships

VNHE NETWORK and LIVERPOOL
4 UNITED STATES MAIL sTEAMERS-Tbe ships
comprising this Line, are the
ATLANTIC, Captain West PACIFIC, Captain Nye,
ARCTIC Captain Luce, BALTIC Capt COmstock
ADRlATIC Capt Grafton.
These ships having been built by contract expressly fos
oyernent service every has been taken their
Etruction a. also In her engnes To strength and
speed and their accommodations for passengers ms
qualed for elegance and comfort
Price OF passage from NewYork 70 Liverpool $50 ex;
susivs use Of extra size sateroOms {25 NON Liverpool
to New-York, SIS. An experienced Surgeon attached 70
zach shjp No Berths secured until paid for
PROPOSED DATES OF SAILING.
PROM NEw-YosK. FROM LIVERPOOL -
Wednesday January g. 1851 Saturday, January H. 1871
Wednesday Jauuafv ~ 1851 Saturday, February 8 lS5l
Wednesday, February 1851 Saturday, February p 1851
Wednesday, 10, 1851 Saturday, March 3, lt5i
Wednesday, March s. 1851 Saturday March =, iS9l
Wednesday March 49, 1851 Saturday, Aprl >, 1893
Wednesday. April 2 Is
Wednesday. April l6 1871 49, -
FOrfreght OF passage apply 70 EDWARD X COLLlNSt
Sc Wall-st New-YoTk OF TO BROWN, sHlPLEf CO
Liverpooi. IT, o. ROBERTS co IS Kings Arms Yard,
London, OF L. DRAPER Jr. Boulevard, kontmsrTs
Paris -,
The owners Of these chips VIII not be accountable for
rod silver bullion specie jewery, precious stones o.
metals unless bills Of lading signed therefor, aud s
value thereof therein expressed
Amer the LIST OF April next Tie rare ofnelght by me Ssovs
steamers viii be materially reduced 80
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LAW COURTS.

Nos 90, 80, 40, Al, A to 81.
Superior Court-Nos. 2l3, SO, 9. l59, 2l7, 226,
23O 233, 234, 2ll 49, 237, 239, 2ll 2i2 243, lss,
pa, 246, 247, 249, $50, 25l, 666.
u. s. District C0urt-Nos TO IL.
Common Pleas-Part mos. /, 3, 81, %, %, 81,
90, 81, 80 34I, IS, 81, 49, Part II-Nos. 49, &c. AZ,
"a, and even Nos. to rs.
SUPERIOR CoURr-Before Judge sandford.-
James s. Holeman VS.. A. H. Thurber.-For re-
turn as usuriOus, note for $3.50, given, with Sc
curitv of q Texan LbOnd alleged for 5000, Dor
rowed at 30 days but the bond sold by defend.
ant it is alleged, without allowing the usual three
DAYS grace on the note, already referred to. The
Jury returned verdict for plaintiff Of $1,000
damages for bond, and say that the note was
usurious.
Before Judge Oskley.-DaridL L. Moore vs. ThOs
j. C0leman-For alleged wrongful and forcible
taking of quantity of butter at the store Of
plaintiff, already referred to. The Jury found that
the note or check for which the taking was made,
had been paid or satisfied by Warren, Clark x Co.
the makers Verdict for plaintiff, 500 81.
SUPREME CouRr.-General Term.--Jan. L.
Decisions.-HesterM Marsh Trustee, vs. John
s. BHrghdrdt-New trial granted costs to abide
the event. 49,
Charles p. Barber vs. James J. Hubbard.-Or.
der of Special Term affirmed, without costs.
John Brorer vs. Henry COtkeGl.- Judgment OF
Supreme Court affirmed, with costs.
D0ris g. Cary vs.. Durtee g. Speneer.-Mo-
ton to set aside report Of Referees denied, with
costa.
George s. John C. ComstOck vs.. James HatehtH,
soR.-Judgment of Superior Court reversed, and
renfrs de moro awarded; costs TO abide the event.
James lMoo,ev Matilda HRtes, Administrators.
Judgment of Common Pleas affirmed. with costs;
Michael Cafe vs. Joseph Black.-JHdgment oil
superior Court affirmed. with double costa.
bosos g. Cary VS.. Reed f. H0Ppoek. Judgment
of Superior Court affirmed.
Jeremiah q. Palmer ads NizOn t- Bartlett
New trial denied, with costs.
Robt. Prince ads Joseph Donerourt. Motion y
set sside report Of referees denied, with costs
George b. NoreErOod, DC. vs.. Dors j. Cary
New trial granted, costs to abide the event
Ambrose 4. White vs.. Henry CkGuteau-Judg
neDt of Common Pleas reversed, and Cenire De
moro awarded, costs TO abide the event.
Geo. f. Moore exer, VS.. Thayer, Public Admin
istrator.- Order of Special Term reversed, with
out costs. 49,
John l. Burst VS. Abraham w. JacksoH.-Judg
ment of Superior Court affirmed -
Jones. Sheriff, vs.. j. Derter B0ard"er'--'u'o
mept of Superior Court affirmed. - H..
WELLINGTON 4. Garter vs.. George L.
Judgment Of Common Pleas affirmed
CouRr OF GENERAL sEssIoSs-'@A' ''~'--oe'
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PENNSYLVANIA u. 8. SESAToR.-The Constito-
ton fixes Tuesday next for the election OF U. 3:
Senator, by the joint vote of the two Houses oil
the Legislature. A mortal contest is raging be-
tween the several aspirants in the Democratic
party and the most wicked hostility has grownup.
Judge Black is said TO be the Buchanan candl-
date; and the enemies of Mr.. b. whose name Is
legion, are down upon him without mercy. Judge
Woodward, Mr.. Cameron, Gen Foster and others
are also candidates. The Wings being In the mi
nority will not be able to elect Wing, and should
therefore act In the friendly capacity OF peace
makers Westcnester lfal necofd'
" +. DARWIN SMITH, ESQ. recently one OF
the propretors of the Daily Advertiser, signaized
his retirement from that establishments ~ an en-
tertainment given on Friday evening az nis resi-.
dence on Sophia st. TO his quondam oretnlen o.
the Press. Some twenty gentlemen enJoyed On
that pleasant occasion, his elegant nosPtanty'
He bears with him the warm regard ana hi8n re-
.nect of all with whom bis recent vocation Tor a
time associated him, and their cordial wishes TOR
his Continued health, prosperity and happiness.
H'' Rochester American.
yzSs The first Congregational Church in Pitts
seI5' Mass was badly damaged by FIRE on Sun
dsy morning last. Insured for $500.
EARTHeUAKE.-The Portland Adveytisey learns
that shock of an earthquake was felt at later
vile and vicinity, Friday night, at half past ii
o'clock Ii was accompanied by noise like Tue
runbling Of carrsgewheels, or like the sliding Oh
snow from a roof, which lasted about 81 SECONDS.
The shock was also felt at Troy, some 10 miles 20
the eastward Of Wateryille rft
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STATES MAIL LINE from

LIMITED STATES MAIL LINE from
- CHARLESTON 10 HAVANA, via SAVANNAH and
KEY WEST-The spice did steamship ISABEL 900 blnR
burden commanded by Capt William Rollins viii con-.
mence her regular trips Monday Oct and sail regular
Nv from Charleston G. for Havana on ths LIST and 18th Of
each month and nom HAvknk Charleston Tie 9Th and
S2d. w., -,
PROM Charleston and Savannah 10 Key West fSo.
Tor particulars apply TO .,,, =. So.
In ChsrIestop TO NJ c. MORECAL.
Agents in Havana DRAKE bhOThEhS q w
Passengers leaving Havana by is ship reach Balls
more by he land route the hfh day, or by meeting NE
steamer Southerner, reach Neg-York In same time "
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1850. WINTER ARRANGEMENT. 1851
NEW YORK ANEW HAVEN RAIL-

N 4
ing trains viii leave Csna-st Sso0n near broadway
Pssset gers also received Al he New-York and Harlem
Railroad Office. Tweutp-ssyeuthsl
l. Accommodation Train al l5AA. f0T Eew-Kochslis.
Mamaoneek Rye Port Chester, Greenwich stanford Os-
suaifard, Milford and New Haven Passengers NON he
Way Sta0ns Tor Albany ad The StIou on te bOusal0Le
AID EaufHtuck Railroads VA iaSc ma uaiH and stop ~
Bridgeport Passengers run stations for oOstoa Prov
Eenoe Worcester. Hartford Springfield and Cosnecdcpi
River Raroads vii take Us Trsin and ION Express Train
at New-HaveD Passengers for Canal Railfoed stop at
FTpress rain A. g o'clock AN klr Stanford Bndge
port Albany Housaton.c ana NsHgstlck Railroads New
Haven and The lanai Railroad Middleton, Hartford.
81 riI ccc and Connecticut River Railroad, Worcester
8 Accommodation Train al O'Clock AN for New.
Haven and Intermediate Stations Passengers by this
Train for the Ca1al Railroad viii remain al New Haven
unnl s. P NJ For New-Haven Hartford aud Springfield
Railroad. remain in New Haven until ? NJ
Express Tram at3 NJ for Stamford, Bid q port and
Haugaiuck Railroads Waterbury, New Haven, Hartford,
Springfield Worcester and Boston
s. Express Train az Is p. NJ II Stamford and Nor'vak
and connecting with Housatonic Train al Brides port for
i s. Aecommods1on Train st 4P.M FOR New.Haven and
7. Commuiaion Train az PM for Bridgeport and IN.
''' 'n' 0--'' TIs..aNs TO NETWORK
L. Communication Tram al 10 AN ron Bridgeport SOP.
ping II ali the Intermediate Stations,
z Accommodation Tram al A NJ ior New hGYens
stopping al al intermediate Stations.
s. Accommodation Train al &C AN. rom New-hE7en,
stopping al intermediate Stations receiving passengers
nom Hartford and New Haven, Canal Railroad, and Asug
siuck Railroad
Exprsss Train At 10 M In connection with me Ex-
press Train from Boston, from New Haven, stopping 81
Bridgeport and Stamford receiving passengers from ne
HOusatonic Railroad at Bridgeport
s Accommodation Train At 80 Nj (receivihg passen.
gers from the Accommodation Train nom Boston and
from the MAJ gatuck Railroad al bridgeport rem New
Haven, stopping a. all intermediate stattOns
s. Express Truin 10 M tor IN connection win TX
press Tram BOSTON, stopping al bndgeporl NorWsn
ard Stamford, arriving IN New \ ora e. IL 50 PM.
T. Express Train at 9 s. 2. NJ from Bridgeport 70 con-
neciion with the Housafonic Train from Albany and Plus
field. stopping az Norwak and Stamford.
Passengers requested procure tickets before taxing
seats the Cars I'M 4 z q 0ASOh. eupk
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STREET DEPARTMENT. No. 4HALL OF REcoaDs-Pubbc
SNoie hereby given that the following Resolution has oeeI
adopted Common Councils Resolved That 7h 81 be
the esstery side OF Tvmpkns ST BY 0ose
piles with block the end under the erection OF
and that the Street Commissioner give nots
70 the grantees or lying water both dsa
make It'll the exterior line above directed sno 70
accordance provisions and the grants 70 sara
the Mayor, Aldermen and Commonay oil the
CITY OF York Adopted BY the Board OF Assistant Aldermen
Nov 49, 1880 ADOPTED BY the Board Of Aldermen, Dec H. 1850 -
Approved by the Mayor Dec a. 1850.
Dec. le, 1880. ldl9 3ml JOHN T DODSs, cirse'Conh
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NOR SAN FRANCISCO.-The new
n splendid clipper ship
SEA SERPENT,
W. Rowland Commander, has been constructed with re-
ference to the greatest possible speed expressly for the
California and China trade, and her sailing qualities are
beieved1o equal any ship aost She provided with
patent vennlaors and has superior accommodation for
passengers For freight or passage, apply to
d7u GRINNELL MINTURN L co. 70 South-Et.
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DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COM.


Il PANY.-The public IL informed that under the ar.
engagements Of this Company, steamers inspected and
proved by the Navy Department and carrying the United
States Mails will continue to leave Panama and San Fran
cisco the FIRST and fifteenth dayS Of each month"; unless
detained by unavoidable accident or the nOnaya OF the
Mails at Panana The Steamers Of the first Of the month
viii touch Acapulco San Bias MaEaian San Diego and
Monterey. The Steamers OF the heenth Of the month will
touch at Acapulco, but no other Mexican ports.
The new steamship COLUMBIA wiz ply regularly amer
her arrival in the Pacific between San Francisco and porl
in Oregon awaiting al the former port the arrival OF mails
ard from Panama and returning without deaS
with mails and passengers for the following steamer on
san Francisco regular line Of propees will be kept up
for the transportation Of freight and transient passengers
between Panama and San Francisco.
The connection in the Atlantic viii be maintained by hs
Steamships EMPIRE CITY leaving New-York on the
lSth and CHEROKEE, leaving Newly on the %3h OF
each month for Chagres third boat will also be kept
New-York as spare steamer. 49, 49,
The new steamships CARIBBEAN and PHlLADEL-
PHIA Will form direct line between New Orleans ana
Chagres leaving al such periods IS VIII insure as hto
detention possible the lshmus, and forming, win e
Pacific steamships THROUGH LINE to and from New.
Orleans and ports in Mexico, California and Oregon.
THROUGH TICKETS for any month can be secured OF
application the Company, 81 South-st New York AP
should ha made 10
ARMSTRONG. LAWRAs0N co. Agents, at thai place
New York, Oct 81 1858. oolu
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STREET DEPARTMENT No 4, Hall OF kscords-Sealet pro
pp0sas will b received the Street. Once 9pti
FRIDAY O'Clock, NJ 70 Oh the lots grouad %
tween Thirty fk frs and Second ava with
good and whossne earth Plans specifications ara all
thereto he bad sppkeson the Contract Ce OF this Do
an JOHN T DODGE. Street. Commissioner.
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PROPOSALS.

IMPAIRMENT or REPAIRS AND sUPPLIEs-rO con.
ACTORs-Seasd Proposals viii be received at the Once Of
he Supplies baemea No west eld o.
tine they win be publicly opened for working country Road
through 10Th the knsordge kosd Inc
p aud profile Office OF Commissioner OF Repairs
49, tttJsn = fesi WIN ADAMS,
D Commissioner OF Repairs and snpphss
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CORPORATION NOTICEPubhe Notice hereby gives The
- occupants Of al Houses aud Lots,
improved unuproyed Lands affected thereby that the following
the ASSESSOR and lodged
tbe oe 81 the Bureau OF Asemert for examination, BY all
interested viz For setting Curb and Gutter stones tie
9Th rom 40 Stat Ths limits embraced By such Assess
meat include all e several Houses and Lots OF Ground vacant LOTS
aud psfee Of LAID situated the eastey Of sh
between S5d aud $40 side al and
Dad tae Borhstb SIDE Of t3d and both es OF tit ssh
t6h 4h ash fe 10Th and bst SITS between the 9th aud lines
psra thereto and distant 900 feet easter and 900 feet
westerly thenerom All persons whose interests Affected by the
named Assessments who opposed
orem requested 10 sesent their econs writing
ss6ensd Office No Hal Of Rscorss within thirty days
notice. SAMUEL n. DE MOTT FRANCIS
NICHOLSON ISAAC WIN SMITH Assessors Once Bureau Of
Aasessmetts, Street Department Jan y, ieol.
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ITO THE PUBLIC-UNTIL FUR
II TIER NOTICE-On and afer MONDAY, pee. .
1880 The steamboat NORWALK VIII leave Harlem a. .
O'Clock A N ana O'Clock P. NJ viii leave Peek a.
IN O'Clock A. ~ and o'clock p. NJ landing al Assoss
each wsy Fare 81 cents. u1s
NEW YORK and STATEN ISLAND.
lN-Lesve Whitehall at 9 and H. AN. and ana Q, T.
Iesve saien Island Of and le ~. and l2t 80 p
Pm.
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Umpire CITY LINE at REDUCED
AIRATES OF FARE-Through Tickets to SAN FRAN
CISCO via CHAGRES, and by the U. S. Mail Steamers
on the Pacific The splendid Steamship EMPIRE CITY,
liOO tuns burthen j. d. WILSON, Commander, will leave
Pie, No o Es.o. Unagres, direct, on MONDAY,
January 49, at O'Clock P NJ. For reig passage apply
to IdS0UlSl S.B. STONE, 10 Battery-pace.
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k'OR SAN FRANCISCO, DIRECT
n DISPATCH LINE.-The new and elegant Clipper
Ship STAG HOUND, RICHARDSON, Master. is now
loading al leT BERTH foot Of Wsil-st.
Par ocular attention Is requ sted to this beautiful vessel;
as she has been built lh view TO excel In speed and
presents TO The world the sbsTpest ship built the
Peciauon is that che will perform the voyage within eighty
FIVE days.
Shippers desiring freight should make immediate app-
cation, bat small quantv remains Al the present
Superior accommodations for few Cabin Passeu- GERS
h. b SUTTON l. Co. "a Wall e. or
10 2wF JOHN OGDEN ll6 Wall-st
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CORPORATION NOTICES


CORPORATION NOTICE-Pubbc notice hereby gwen tohs
Oownsf occupant occupants OF all houses sne %
inpsoy unmpToy lands affected thereby hat hs following
been completed ~ tie ASSESSOR and are lodged
once Of the bureau Assessments for exanson ~ I'll per
soas For building Sewer 7thst from the sever
N Avenue TO Avenue B. The limits embraced by such Asses
include all the several houses aud lots Of vacant o
pieces ars parcels Of land situated on bot e' IN :.
Avenue and Avenus c. on the eas'sry see Ae.ue A.
streets, the sssety sas OF Avenue o. %
,wesa e'h snd sb sta Al person. Whose & 90
either othem requested TO present hsr IN wrng
Nh, s.y. from ts DAT. OF III, ,otcs SAMUEL Il DEMOTT
FRARCIs NICHOLSON. ISAAC WIN SMITH Assessors once,
Bureau Of AsssssmsH Street Department Jan slSol. - Nt
CtoRPORArION NoTICE-PubIe notice be,eoy gwen
improved urmproved Lands affected thereby that the following
completed by the Assessors and are lodged
the cree OF the Bureau Of Assessments fer examination by all per
Interested via For repairing slstslnom t 70 ave-
The limits embraced BY such AsssmeO scuce al TIE seera
houses and lots ground vacant lots and Of aeS SIT
both West Gra between 20 and s st and on
Tia sss sds OF eth between So and sd sts All persons
whote Interests Affected by the above nsnsd Asemees ana
who opposed TO he either OF them Se requested 70
preen their IONS writing TO the undersned At Their OF
Zee Ne Hall Of Records within thirty days o the date o. TINS
noties SAMUEL H. DIX MOTT, FRANCIS NICHOLSON, ISAAC
WIN SMITH. Assessors Office, Bureau o. Assessments Street
Department, jan, Q, 1851 grt
(ORPORATIoS HoTIcE-Psbhc Notice hereby given 70 the
er Of all Houses aas Lots
unmproS Lands ahected thereby that the following
have been completed by the Assessors and are lodged
IN The oGce Of Of for examination, BY All
persons interested, v.For building Nnthst. fron
sly feet Of Third 70 the in avenus The
anu .eisSeo o sven -, sS 49,. Of land .,9
Of Nnthsl between AVA aud brdaV ON the
westerly eide Of both sides Of Fst and Second avs and eat
Suyvsssn Tenth ard Thd All persons
s the above named Assessments snt
press tLsr obetous wtg 70 the undersigned at their Office
No Hall Of Records wthn thirty DAYS from the date Of this
notice sANUELH De MOTT, FRANCIS NICHOLSON. ISAAC
VIM SMITH ASSESSOR oaes Bureau Of Assessments Street
Department, Jan g 1851 ei@
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CALIFORNIA.

THE UNITED STATES AND CAL
- IFORNIA EXPRESS COMPANY will dispatch
their next EXPRESS per GEORGIA, Jan lllh and EN-
PRE- CITY on Monday 18th, connecting with the Mail
from Panama, February let.
Shippers will pese observe that tbs s the only Caior
Lila Express Company having their own facilities the
lsihmus. Packages landed and sent Immediately up
the CEsgres River IN covered American boats built
pres.y for The business IL NewYork underline aud
charge Of Capt Abraham Bsncker Rud shipped from PAN
ana at olce by every Custom House clearsnces
obtain free OF charge.
PRoPRiEToRs-A. D. MILLER L co. Wall.si New
York. Refer 10 f. 5 WILLIAMS < co.
ROWLAND L ASPINWALL,
c. w. Il J. 7. MOORE co.
20 AZ j. HOWARD SON.
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NOR LIVERPOOL.-Pack of Goth
Il Jan.-The splendid Packet Ship SlDDONS, Captain
Eben Howes Jr, will sail as above her regular day.
Fer freight passage having uurivalled accommoda-
lions apply on hoard al pier No Is East River or to
n tl7th SPOFFORO, TILESTON & CO., f8 S0uth.st
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IGOR LIVERPOOL.-Packet of Goth
Il Jan.-The splendid Packet Ship SIDD0Ns, Captain
Fer freight passage, having uuriyaied accommoda-
tons apply on board al pier No. Is East River or to
il t27h sPoFFoRO, TILEsroN L CO, 48 South.st
VNHE BRITISH and NORTH AMER
4 ICAN ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS BETWEEN
NETWORK AND LIYERPOO Ldirect- and BETWEEN
The Boston boats only calling al Halifax to land and re-
celve mails and passengers ,,ror p.
ASIA, Judkins. EOhOrAi r. " noI-
AFRICA, A. Ryrle. NIAGARA, J. stone.
AMERICA, NJ s6aHSESI CAS NAP Wm AArri'On
These vessels carry clear WHITE LIGHT al ner mss'
head GREEN stsrboard side; Red on port SIDE -
AFRICA Ryre from Mednesdsy 5 S5 NOV NOV
NIAGARA Stone I'm Ney York WsGnesdSy An Dee Be
ASIA G H. T. Judkns from Non X WWedSssdsy 18th Dec
A AMkEYB6a Ryre from Wednesday, lsI Jan.
CANADA VIM Harrison. FIN Boston, Wedny. 18th Jan.
Passage from NY or Boston to Liverpool 8 cabin slS.
No berthsecured until paid for.
Freight viii be charged specie beyond an amount for
An experienced Surgeon on board
All letters and spapers psss through the Post
wi ''''h" '1' T.. CUNARD, Jr SO Broadway
French German, and other foreign goods received and
brought In common with British goods.
Through bills Of adng given 10 Havre FOR New ORR
Amer the lst Of April next the rate OF frelgn oy me
reduced NJ IFS
NOR LIVERPOOL-United States
4 Mail Steamship PACIFIC, Captain L. Nye.-rhir
Steamship will depart with the Mails for Europe posi-
lively "Wednesday, Jan u, at IL o'clock n from her
berf At the foot of Csnsl-St
No berth secured till paid for
All letters and papers must pass through me roH Ofhco
FOR Freight or Passage having uneqHaled accommoda
NoH' W ''7h EDWARD f. COLLINS 50 watsL
Positively no freight will be received on board ater
Monday evening, Ian 90
The steamer ARCTIC win succeed the PACIFIC, and
sail February ,. u
STEAM COMMUNICATION BE-
OTWEEN PHILADELPHIA AND LIVERPOOL -
The powerful new Steamship CITY OF GLASGOW, b.
r. Matthews (late of the Great Wesem.) Commanders
1910 tuns. $50 horsepower s intended 10 SAIL
FROM PHILADELPHIA. FROM LIVERPOOL. o.o
ar 1851. Wednesday llth Dec. 1850.
Thursday 18th March iS5I. wednesdsy i2th 1881.
This vessel well known for her successful voyages be-
tween Glasgow and New ork. and has splendid state
accommodation for about 40 first and second cabin p6ssen
gers (no steerage passengers taken)
RATES OF PASSAGE
FROM PHILADELPHIA. FROM LIVERPOOL.
First Cabin-lOO Dollars. First Cabin-2 Guineas
Second Cobin-60 Dollars. Second Cabin-l3 Guneas.
These ratesncude Provisions Stewards Fee but mol
Wine or Liquors, which can be had on board
RATES OF FREIGHT.
FROM PHILADELPHIA. IRON LIVERPOOL.
According 10 agreement "A sterling per Jun measure
Inent.
All goods sent to the Agents in Philadelphia will be for
warded with economy and dispatch.
There powerful Steamships now under contract
for this Lne-one IN New York and the other in Glasgow
tc be ready during the ensuing Summer.
to RIG fI5 BRoTHEks CO.. in glasgow 10
PATRICK HENDERSON CO; and IN Philadelphia
and New York, TO RICHARDSON WATSON co.
do
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CoRPoRATIoS HoI1cE-Pube notice hereby svsa, to the
NcwneF occupants OF all houses
LANDS affected thereby TIA; the fownE
comptsd BY the Assessors AID lodged
oce Of the Bureau for sxsnloaon
persons nfessd for filing aud draining low asd snalsa ts
The bloch bounded b. Bacwsy snd 9Th av Ss aa6 80 s Tue
embraced y such Include all the several homes
sne s sroauc vacant lots ans parcels OF snd
The vsf Of 9th between 3is and 3ad sts on te soh
s ds Of st 5h and Ice s2b eet westerly there
bom zpc the so9hsy SIDE Of SD o. between and as
SO feet westerly teTson An whose interests affect
BY the above named AsssssmsBt aud who are opposed 70 ne
either OF them requested 70 Present Their Ohecns
~tng 10 the uHtersnsd ocs No. Hall % Record
wths thirty from the date Of thus notice. SAMUEL DE
MOTT FRANCIS NICHOLSON ISAAC WA. SMITH. Assessors
Once ssrean Of AssssneH Street Department Jan y 1851 s