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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-06-10

IN the city of Mexico in 1850,
27,7hl persons were arrested for
various crimes. Over 1900 oil them
were women, and very small por
ton Of bows.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-06-10
!, qor, 10 Df

TIN Se!FECtI len GQiHJ TO BFD. r
rq.o earthIis a il Magnet, with magnetic
c,rrs01s do,tsG. lly playing around
4 TbeI lu,nah body IS also mag
ne4 aal I,vr,e9 Ihe body IS placed in
lDsr,5;n faIstioHB 10 lie earsgi tAfse
currents NaTm3 3nze-Nllfh ~ ,'''
oaa nosi 81, i to he maintained for
ee.oa is,d = ns ..tioa should be cho-
esn u ubi.i, HE maanetic curr of,s
e he .4rEh q Id the body viii rot
coaaiet. This position, as indicatcd
by theory md Isnown BY e,Hperimept,
IS Ia rs NTH the(head towards the
north role. Pl rsons who Sleep With
their hsaIls IN q ,e opposite direction,
or living dr54s-m Sc are liable to tglt ia
10 various aryd us disorders. When
tHev 60 back 10 she right positi4n,
tho "a oriers, # not too deeply in
messed hnda he constitution, soon
vanish. Sehsij I've percnsare always
more reftaSled by sleep Hheh tlqir
heads point dug north. Architects
in Planning houses Should bear TINS
principle in mid d,
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-06-10

Take ticket, sir, for the benefit
Of the Widow and Orphan Fund Of
the Spike Society
wen, yes!-don't care much for
the orphans, though, bit 4 go in
strong for tile agiQoiesF
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-06-10
FAYETTEVILLE, TENN. TUESDAY, JUNE 10, 1851.

cqrely hopeit will never fall to my
lot TO have second experience Of the
same feeling.
(C0nellaeg next weeF)
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-06-10

Cox VIM. L. Yaney has Been NOM
mated as the Southern Rights can
didate for Congress in the Montgom-
cry (Ala.) Congrcssio nal District,
now represented by Mr.. IIilliard]
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-06-10

Accommodates. - 1t IS SAID q liat
the Pope means to found an orl!cI
Of married preachers, for the s. Ike
Of giving employment to those Z ng
lish cIergymcn who, being married.
can not become Romish pTeiSts. =
SO much Tor infallbiIityl
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-06-10
IIoRRI8LE AccIDExr. .-PArRicK

IoRRIBLE 1lccIDEyT.-PATRICK
SHAY, an Irish laborer, employed
in working en- the Ra allroad, IN the
vicinity Of bIurfreesb4rough on s at
urtiaY last, was blown snto ele7 len
pieces. The accident we learn 8c>
currel BY his imprudently entering
the Pbwder Magazine, with q light
ed pipe which he wa smoking at
Il.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-06-10

Lj5eral.Ly IN San tfaHeisc0.--
Over three thousand anu eight hun
dred dol'ars have been collected
the past wear for the "Paciiic Tract
Society Of California; This looks
well
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-06-10

C4rts.imj Support Of Lap7hy-
In the Collectorate Of Ahlmednug
ger, the British government pay
SIT 900 annually for the support
Of l0i IDOLS.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-06-10

Cf .Lak5hg Of B0dks there is ~
ea0. -Di.ring 1850, in London
al0nf, 4,400 new publications
were issued, about 500 Of which
were works Of fiction, or almost
one and half daily.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-06-10
MIssl6NaRIEs IN CHINA.-There

NIs9IONARIEs n OHINA.-I hcTe
are Is Protestant missionaries at
the eyeral stations in China, con,
ncctf ID with Is different missionary
associations, OF one 10 about every
five millions Of souls. Since 1912,
the ear when the five ports were
made accessible to Christian mis-
sionaiies, the4number OF societies
laboliag Tor the cvangellZatlon Of
China has doubled, and the number
o. missionaries increased from
twenty to seyenty-fiye.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-06-10
A western editor suns up de !

A western editor sums up the pc
culiarities ofa cotemporary "IIe is
too lazy to earn a meal, and too mean
to enj by one lie vas never gen
erous but. .onco, and that was when
,ho gave the itch to an apprentice
boy. So much for his goodness of
heart OF his industry, the public
may better judge, when he statds that
the only day he was ever worked,
was the day he mistook castor oil
for honey Complimentary that.
A Cincinnati paper states that in
the year 1893, a German gardener
purchased a LOT Of two and o half
acres Of ground at the west end Of
Eighth street, ii that city,. for 81
500. Last we Elk he sold the same
for So, 1000.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-10
NEW-YORK and ERIE RAILROAD

lVWIETER ARRANGEMENT, commencing Monday,
Feb io 1851 Leave Eew-York for BnghamtOn Elmirs,
coyrins HolnelsVe Geneva, Rochester Buffalo and in
termedsls places daily from pier foot Of Duanes a. fol-
lows: A., r,.o,7Au s,orns,o ., al IA ara.
OF suAerns arriving at Geneva the evening
for Rochester, buffalo &c can lodge al 0sne'
srng al Rochester and Baao at the same dine ~ pas
a. yer via IbaaY Wits tie sdysntage ofs nights rest
WAYTRArE A2t Pm for OosYiue, Piermon1 and Al
NIE TEHiS for Newburgh1t 81 PM-Passengers
for all stations between eunsfns snu Oisvug " ssns
Division Way tain :, NJ ...-... -. .,
NIsHT EIrREss fsAm z; M ''SPPing only Ss =
800 Esrrvsburgh Hancock Deposit b1squehAnnA
rest BeDd Bnghamlon, and stations west Of bnghsnton
Passengers for Coming HorneisVlie ana Susa VIII AAe
P.sssnger. for Buffalo By Ibis train proceed to Geneva
and sk Inc Express train arriving al Buffalo same evening
for Ithaca Cayugs Bridge and towns 90 Cay
nIake take the cars OF the Ceyugs sno susqaenanna
RAJ road al Owego which leave Immediately on me Iri'
@ soT Tiogs and Lycoming counties Pa, take
the cars Of the Corning and Bossburg Railroad al Gorane
bvTS Hancock Deposit, susquehanna Crest Bend, Sing
Ssntonl O~ego wsyery, ElInrA- Corning Painted Post
TRAINS TO NEW-YoRK
MORNING Man. TRAIN leaves Geneva a. Am stop
nj Al al the stations and arriving IN New fOrk Al M
Near ExPREss TEAIs leaves Geneva Al 7 P M snd
Cuba P NJ stopping Al stations west Of ngasnton, ana
Great Bend Ses9uehsnna Deposit bancocs. Nsrlo"s
burgh, Delaware, Ohsyie, hddlebowB, ana s1aerns NJ
EAsrERS DIyIsIos Way TsAIE leaves OtsyIle at 20
n stopping a. a. the stations aud arriving In Ne"i"A
siI2l5AM -. vo,L
EEWBURGB BRANcH lesve Hewbargh tol 49, 49, NJ ~.
Express Tran without stops Al q An -
York az i0.15 AM -. ,vira TIN.
WAY Tram al 81 A. N, for Chester connecting VIVA VIC
Mail Train for the West ,.,sp NJ en-
necllng with be Mail Traio 70 New 9fk a. enc z'tS
Leave Chester for Newburgh, o. w - arrive AZ
Passengers for Hew-fork leA'H's -
Newburgh by this train al 80 80. ~ IN soast s1PM
1stSnI svs Rsbestsr and Buffalo, aao AL places
lregh iof 'Ssnet - IN irsius and forwarded
through without deiay aanerr,sadaert
& S~f--N~'NN~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-10
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD
u Z WINTER ARRANGEMENT.-On and amer Mon.
dsy Dec &c. lo5O the pasAeusof uaas wiz "a follows

y -
dsy Dec g. lo5O, the pasAenko uains wiz follows
(Snndays excepted
LEAVE NETWORK, GOING NORTH
From the Office IN HudsOn-st near ChsBsberssl
At8 Is 4. MPor passengers r. Posgbkeepse, stopping
a al the WAY stations
Ati2M-For freight and passengers To Pougbksepsio.
stopping AZ all way stations.
1f2 p M-For Passengers to Pougbkespsie Stopping
Ala p M-For Passengers to Poughkeepsie, stopping
at ssI nattanvie YOuksTs Hastings, Dobbs Ferry, Dear
NAL TAuytOws Sing-She GTotOn, PesksSll, SarnsOns
Cold Surine FishkiD New Hamburger and Milton Ferry.
At M-FoT passengers 70 Peeksku+ stopping al az
WY LEAVE POUGHKEEPsIE, GOING goUTn
ALA Nor Hew-YOrk stopping AZ Milton Ferry,
New.Hsn Dgrgh, Low Point Flshkil Cold Spring Gar
risoD's PeekssI Croon Sns, Tanytowl, Dearman,
Dobbs' Perry lonkeTs and hakhattanvlle
Ats 4 N-FoT freighI and passengers u Hew-TorSt
stopping at al way stations on signal
An Is A M-For passengers 10 New York stopping
nj New Hsnbursh Fishk Cold Spring, Garrison's Peek
skil sng-Sine Fs rytOwn- Dearnan Dobbs Ferry ard
ASP M-Yor New YORK, stopping 81 all wa, satioa,
LEAVE eEEKsKILi FOR rEW-YORE
Ar N-Sfopping al ali way stations On signal
Pssser 5ers viii promote their convenience se.oy u
obseryng he following uleE lst Give particular dlres
n0ns 10 H. beggsg where your baggage TO Do CO
vered mai he nav mark II accordingly, and thereby ayOA
mist and DELAYS 3D. procure yoar tckes beors entcT'
no The ear. "a DO not stand on tho platforms
die OLNFh q LEI SapeilnSudos
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LEGAL NOTICES.


EsUPKEMEcouRI-Int asts1 otAs oAs ASyof
AdeTmsn aaa coaoa o. ia c ofSsw relative 70 ths
SQUARE 10 %. " arc s. CITY Com
Of Esmss ARD Asssssnsal the ssovs entitled matter,
de o. An Act oihs Psops ofhs ss
q sew xor sstted An A !, amend an Act entities Act %
Act passed Apu slS passed Apu 90 1885, that the
ssae, Of he aud sssossu, Of toe Commissioners the
matter any Of the lots
s naueers Of sch @ they appear on tns mss o. the Comns
seo., .Oe.As such maps, Ii. .nooe, Of assessment,
WHISTLER Cor esmsgs esDs6t ali the sdavs
sss one, eeSsmssts Which ssrs assd e u. II
Gree as C and County Of rsv York. for as usPeeaon Of
~ ootefr tn.rs N remain Tor Al iea.i 'ifV ey'ee
kfe NE osks their the sal Supreme Cou
nj ts 1us ane place And s sac COMMISSION
Al Act to smsne A. Ac saui.s an I N S 70 r.. ccls
Of Asesrsne and fsS-s sss Coan,y Of Yers
O. o~ns or ownsrs oc.upant o. o.eanst. - m -. - -
's =, sToves - As.c;.s $500 g a. aoa'ss se "a
tsrss affected thssby sno ~ho opposes 70 ,hs
Ial oos Of C0umo.ls. al o pcs u egs.ass NJ
uwaa itr.si, n tho CO q Nss forl Eaa tr foui
ssas Notice Ard tas; hs n ssFscss By hs assessment
ioHovs that syAB ,hoss o pisces OF psrs. Of
ns vhh rsqusd 10 Be tasse 0I hs Puos Of opsrs
bss 10 On the souAsr sas BY SItssst tue 9f
.ssey ssvsat s,-s the sss'sf5 soc y mrs ssaus sna
hs westerly EIDE Fourth And se, ~ ths lots pse
l. q sHA ouug ne vsstsrb ,ds Of toarte avenue. %
20 sosasI9 ans sds Of ASa;h 'iiss; 40 ne solt'fy
- % ae q tsu aas Also ot No IS fcar sTs1ae Al
ths eosusr Tent, Ant also ~ So ts pieces
kstrssn ssd soh street, I'D .o M So It Yos,f
saae Ano sso Al Tee o,s PAGES psns q ind font a
s,e Astor place sn ,s kon bv m ,trs.g aobs $40
so, 50 stt $50 sd st' Bo~s Ans ,.o al lots,
s,snus between As:o pss Nssssrsst 1ss so al to Ia
~ ,,s,P, steve Ma sS -., ca he sSs. Lee q 90. q
eeumousi furhsF thar their rsrrt IN ss asor. at
r. ,. .as ,so P's,s y u. sSersss, SoaT e se.i
ss~ hoo5sy. ~ 81 aay Of hsscA is = ~. o az
Ss I'D o. ~. Yo B.s.r '', s - 'sa'' ''i e
TALNASJ wATGRs
JANIS PtNKHET fc -. ,,rrs.r
Noo an EDELAfikLD SMITH,
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1880. WINTER ARRANGEMENT. 1891
a. NEW-HAVENR RAIL-

lVR0AD-On and after Wednesday, Dec Ia, tho follow
~ trains will leave StAtoa broadway.
Psssepg gers also received al the NevYork and Harlem
RAILROAD Orce, Twenty -sevenIhst
1. Accommodation TrRir e. 10 AM Ior neW-noehcLs.
Asmaronech Rye Port Chester, Greenwich stamford, Ds-
rien Norwalk, Westport Southport Fairfield Bridgeport
strarford Milford Gno New Haven Passengers NON ihe
Tor Albany sad the Stations the Housaionis
and Nau gauck Railroads viii take this train ana a0p
Bridgeport Passengsrsfom Way Stations for Boston Prov.
denee Worcester hartford Springfield and Connecticut
Riyer Railroads win take this Train and JOIN Express Train
st New.Haven Passengers for CANA Railroad stop s
Express Train at O'Clock AM Tor Stamford, Bridge
port Albany houfatonic and Hsaga!uck Railroads New.
Haven and the Canal Railroad Middleton Hartford,
SRI gfod and Connecticut River Railroad worcester,
Providence, and Boston.
haven and intermediate Stations Passengers By dis
Train for the Ce1al Railroad viii remain al New Haven
until 81 Y NJ For New-Haven Hartford and Springfield
Railroad, remain in New Haven until ? Z III
Express Train ats NJ FOR stamford, Brdesgort and
Haueatlck Railroads Waterbury New-heYeci darl0rcs
sprngfen Worcester and Boston
s. Express Train at Il P NJ fr Stamford and Norwak
and conbectng with Housatonic Train al Bridgeport or
8. Accommodation Train al 4PM for New Haven and
T. CoT1niu;srion Tran snagopor1 and "a
''r'neSr'''e STR TRAINS 70 NEw.YoRK
l. L0mmusuon Train al s 10 A. rom Bridgeport stop-
ping Al OIL the Intermediate stations
Accommodation Train q A. n of reWhsToel
ropping al all intermediate stations
s. Accommodation Train a. 90 An. from New AGsea.
stopping al intermediate Stations receiving passengers
fom Hartford and New baVen Canal Railroad, ard Hs0gs
muck Railroad.
Express trtn ~ l ~ r M w cOunccuOu Wiui
press Train from Boston, from New Haven stopping u
srdpepor end Stamford receiving passengers hom The
aOusaonc Railroad al Bridgeport
s. Accommodation Train II so m. srecsiy1ng peSsens
gers rom the Accommodating Tran nom Boston and
from tie hGugsiuck Railroad at Bridgeport from New
Haven stopping II all iatermedAle StatOnA
EXPRESS Train Al 10 M ,0r In connection with liz
press Tram from Boston, stopping al bndgeporI horvalk
and Stamford, arriving IN New YorE al ii 80 PM
T. Express Train at 49, p. NJ rom Bridgeport IN con-
necon with the Houseionic Train rom Albany and Plls-
field stopping at Norwak and Stamford.
Passengers requested 10 tickets before na
sests In ne Cars lp7 I'll y r MASON. ssp'I
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MORRIS and ESSEN * RAlLRoAD.-

M OhKIo ana EOSEA fOAILlhOAD.-
I'VE PASSENGER TRAINS UP. Leave New-York foci
OF Cort0nd-st AN ard 81 PM; Lesye Newark u
An and " PM.
PAssEsGkR 7emNs OoWH.-Ieeye Dover A. aid
rs P NJ MorrisloNn 81 A. Nj. aud y r. NJ MadlsoR
ASA n and 40 A.: Summit 05 A. NJ. ans 0h P. Nj
Mllvils IS 4 - srd Is P. n Orange 81 Il. AID
ass P. NJ
FsErcH1 TRAIEs-Eesys Dover 5 4. Nj and New-Yors
1li A.
ORANcE hORsn CAR.-ireBvo Orange A. ~. and y
r 81; New York II 81 a. Nj. ano 81 r N.
Passengers by hese trains received snd aelTe; q
each ,yay At North and South Orange, Mlviile, Summit
Chatham Madison, MOrrisovn Morris Plsns DsaNle
kOckswAy and Dover
Al Dover stages cOunocse0 via Ale AM. psseenaei
raln leave sor suck sunny. SGnhOpe Newton Hsckels
towa and Hope, daily Milford and OwegO 90 Mondays
Wednesdays and Fridays, snd Tor Sparta, JounsOnDufS
Rlairsov Columbia Delaware Water Gap Strong sOurgh
continuing Works pacing yb Bar
tonvili- sanhOpe pa SmtIs Tavern, Nesglesylhe, C
ton DuunOTe Hyde Park TO Providence, on gnesdsys,
fhursdsys sod Saturdays. and returning meet ire IN
trains for New-YOrk
the arrival Of the A. NJ and NJ trains RON, aud NEST zoe
A. NJ and p. NJ. trains for New-YOTS
Al MOrristOwn stages leave ths arrival OF no A. NJ
passenger trains Tor hendh6m, Chester, SchoOleys Noun
taln Washington Bevidere and EssiOn. daily and meet
the r. NJ. uBin for New York.
Also f1r Boskng Ridge the arrival Of The N trd1
returning next morning, connecting VIII ne a. "a Hs2 iof
New-fOrs
Passengers - procure hef tickets oc,Olo tak1e oe
seats n the cara Tickets will DO received only tho dag
when purchased The fares from each station where ckots
are soid will be Se eeab when paid In the cara ss
when paid foT tickets the several tcke, oihceS bssten
gers show Heb Gckets 10 tbe conductor whenre
eujred nlsu
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CALIFORNIA.

GREGORY'S CALIFORNIA PACK
" AGE EXPRESS-Per steamers NORTH AMERl-
CA, and EMPIRE CITY, on Tuesday, llth and Thurs
cav 18th inst al p ~.
The subscribers will dispatch Messengers by each Of the
above steamers and prepared forward goods through
without oeenton having effected the most complete ar
iangemess on the lshmQs BY which unequaed dispaicn
l. secured Psrces received until the morning Of the day
The steamer leaves and letters until q p NJ packages
and heavy freight must be delivered Office PRIOR 10
the day OF sailing where goods waiting shipment COW
cred BY insurance All packages muit be made perfectly
waterproof THOMPSON HIfChCOShf,
Managers and Agents, l49 Pearst corner Wall
PS-Shppers by this EXPIRES can avoid the annoy
expense Of clearing their goods al the Custom onse
Terms reasonable. q TO
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FOR EUROPE.

NOR LIVERPOOL.-United STATES
A Mail Steamship BALTIC Capt Joe }. Comsock. This
Steamship will depart with the Mails for Europe posi- ye-
Iv on Wednesday, 9TH ofMach, al II O'Clock, NJ. from
her berth al the foot Of Csnal-sL
No berth secured until paid for.
All letters must pass through the Post Office
For freight or passage having unequalei accommcds'
tons for elegsnce or comfort, apply 10
EDWD X. COLLINS, IS Wallet
Positively freight will be received Oh board s!Ier
Monday evening, March g.
all Nsrcb Iq Of
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HATES OF PASSAGE.

FROM PHILADELPHIA FROM LIVERPOOL
SsloOn.......l00 Dollars. Saloon ......2 Gulneaa
Cabin........ so Dollars Cabin. Is Guineas
These sesinclude Provisions and vrds Zee bul nos
Wine or Liquors which can be hal ard
cow HAVE Rotterdam, LeghOm Marseilei and otner
NederraI can ports ~ which goods can be shipped 20
Liverpool ard thence by this line 10 Philadelphia direct
Parties wishing visit the Worlds Fair can arrange for
passage and home. The accommodations and atend-
snce will be found most superior.
An expen enced Surgeon will be carried on each ship
Freight on dry goods sos. per nun. ,,,,,,
All goods semi me Agents In Phlladep he ana LWer"
pool VIII be tor warded with economy snd dispatch
For freight or passage apply 10 - o.,-
RICHARDSON. WATSON co. New YORK and Pniiad'
RICHARDSON, BROTHERS CO. Liverpool ~
PATRICK HENDERSON, co. Glasgow J-Iu
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NOR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 50 CENTS.

n The Steamboat ROGER WILLIAMS, cs .p. SlsA
Weeks viii lesve New-York from Pier 1901 u a.
every Tuasdsv Thursiay md Ssiurdfy' :. ,, -.
ReurriuF vii leave the Rslrosd DocAs oi.ss - '
Nrg5s v Wednesday ED Frisy uornl1s 81 . -
BrfdPsrort and Railroad Freight 'sE7I p Llo l ~
rars For Psssaas On Fr-gh apply ID o'a5A r. 80 q
OF he Agent 90 tie Dock. J"4N
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DEDUCED RATES TO CHAGRES.

EA-INDEPENDEHT STEAMSHIP COMPANY-
For CHAGRES DIRECT, without stopping al Havana OF
Kingston, TUESDAY, Feb. ii, from Pier No Morn NY
er-The splendid steamship NORTH AMEhICA A,
2OCO tuns burdeR q the stest steamships ID me
world, j. Blethen, Commander, will sail precisely a.
O'Clock NJ from her Psr No. 4, North River Psssen,
gen for Chagres San Francisco would do well 70 eau
and examine The ship and secure passage
REDUCED RATES or FARE -.
Saloon State Rooms .Sl0O Lower Cabin. 80
All the above dine the table and have me pnFF
lece OF the Saloon. ,,s
seeage passengers furnished with mattresses and board
for ESQ. ,a
Freight chagres 10 cents per cubic foot prepao ,.
Shippers Of packages containing iewelry. or Any
COMMONLY Known as vauables. specify me NAl1e ~
he Shipment ia the bin Of adng, The Company ~ 80
h. RESPONSIBLE any loss For passage or reg ol v
information, apply 81 The Once On Per 4, Norm NeS' ~
on board The ship, -
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THE NETWORK and LIVERPOOL
II LIMITED RTAFER NAIL aREANERS-Tbe shipE

comprising this Line, are ne 1890 =. -,
ARCTIC, Captain Lace. bALIIC, CaptComs'o0
ADRATIC Capt Grafton
These ships having been bailt by contract expressly for
Hoverument service every has been taken their coz
aructon also m her engines 70 ensure suengS Sa
spd and their accommodations for passengers are anS
cuaIled for elegance and comfort
Prce Of passage from NewYork 70 Liverpool ysOi ex,
elssive $525 ron Liverpool
70 New York, ass An experienced Surgeon sfacned .
bach ship No Berhs secured until paid for. 40, -.
TIE OF these sn1ps Will not Dc accounAo4o IOt
gold silver, bullion specie, jewely precious stones 2!
Elesls uniess bills OF Adng signed 4ereiof sno -
value hereof therein expressed
PROPOSED DATES OF SAILING.
NEW-YOEK FROM Ll'EAO ,.st
Wednesday Msrch s. 1851 Saturday, February . 10
Wednesday March 49, 1851 Saturday, February = i S
Wednesday April 2 1881 Saturday harcS % iSs1
Forfreigb or passage apply 70 EDNAk 4 ~ co
s. Waist New-York. or 70 BROWN, 5HlfL : w.
Liverpool z @ ROBERTS co. IS King All. xsss
London or l.. DRAPER, Jr. Boulevard AonH1@- -
Paris -. 1850.
steamers viii b materially reduced
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THE OCEAN STEAMERS,
For Europe.
For America.
PHILADELPHIA Line.

From PHILADELPHIA for Liverpool
CITY OF GLASGOW. MATHEWS. -. Thurs. Mar IL
From Liverpool for Phiadetphid. -.
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PHILADELPHIA AND LIVER

u POOL LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.
CITY OF GLASGOW. 1910 tuns. Capt B MatheT W.
PENNSYLVANIA 2AOuns, Cspt w. Z. SIOtesbury.
CITY OF PHILADELPHIA, 2e89Hns
Two of the above ships now being ouilt and VIII
be placed on the line during the ensuing sumner
Tbe CITY OF GLASGOW, Capt K Mathews, Gate
oftbe Gres Western. W Is intended TO sail as under
From PguApgIPHIA FROM LIVERPOOL.
Saturday, 18th March. Wednesday l%'h reOIasry'
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mo THE TUBLIC-UNTIL FUR

II THEIR NOTlCE.-On ard srter MONDAY, Dee q,
1850. the steamboat NORWALk will leave Harlem 81
O'Clock A 81 ana O'Clock p NJ. will leave Peckslp
III O'Clock A. M. and O'Clock r NJ. landing Astoria
each way Fare ST cents. dz4u
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PEGULAR MAIL LINE between BOS-

EtTON and EEw-YORK. via sToNINGToN and
PROVIDENCE-Insnd route without ferry change Of
The steamers MASSACHUSETTS,. Capt Joe. Stone and
COMMODORE. Capt WIN. H. Frazee in connecton
with he st5niDgton and Providence and Boston and
Providence Railroads leaving dewYork daily Sundays
Sxeepted non Pier Mr. hs wharf above Battery place,
AT O'Clock Pm and SoningtOI ats N. or upon the ar
rival of the Mail Train from Boston
These steamers built expressly for the route and are
IN ever respect particularly adapted to the navigation Of
Long Island Sound The accommodations for
eommodous and CONFERENCE.-The officers capable and ex'
perenced.
The route beng the shortest Rnd most drec betwoss
Boston and New York passengers are enabled to arrive
Ia ample tine for the morning Lines OF steanboa aus
railroad running to various points nom those cities
The MASSACHUSETI win leave New York on tues
dag rhursday and Saturday. Leave stoungoo on MOI
dsV "wednesday and Friday. -
The COMMODORE winleave New York monday Wed.
Resday ard friday Leave StonnRon Tuesday Thursass
and Saturday -. Al.
Pesselge-s On the aTriys Of The seeaners a. ston'
iuon proceed Immediately 10 The splendid railroad cara
to Providence and Boston bag gage-asseer eoSo,a
nrnies eect trsir to aud rom Boston Bor passaSG
kss .Ite rooms or freight applications mag be made e
ne Ageun on the vtary ant AZ The Office, 10 Battery
place OIL
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From Bremen.
OCEAN STEAM NAVIGATION Con-
ForChaRres.

PORTER From re" tSi nc. ees- 80 -
EMPIRE CITY From New,i A anuI Fev ~ -
PROMETHEUS. TISKLEPArSH.FmNr orhIRalFee'"
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Change Of hours, commenclng Feb. 10.
DAMAPO AND PATTERSON RAIL

kxpREss TRAINS lSlopping only a. Paterson and Ho-
bokms Leave Su;irrn's a. 64 and AN and y NJ; or
on The arrival ofhe Erie trains. Leave New Yorka7 AN.
end a ard PM
WAY TRANS stopping a. all the stations Leave
Suferns az 7 oclock ~. Leave New-York al o'clock,
Pm.
suNDAYs-Leave Sulern's us! An. and New'York at
PM.
PATERSON TRAINs-Leave Maikerst At and q AM
sud Nj or the arrival OF the trains from Snferls
Leave Paterson Depot a, $ ard y AM aud 81 M
Leave Newly ork ut ?, q M aud u. - and PM.
SUNDAYS Leave harke-st at NJ Paterson DepotSi
Pm. Leave NewYoIk al 3! A NJ. and PM. l0f