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MP lsss:.s e sssss.l CsrSI.ss. uvsr,ssl. a aays
vs. = 9 S::. 80 ..,. vA .4~
s.ss Augusta. s...-.... s.,......, Day.
lsll ni.s lnssL fEo.ss.sa. HssSsfE . isys with
81! H u si::' i S With Via.
~ s:: s: =; S'i:;s S:.';:. ''
All fhis. lsS Pi.hh.p. ii. y..:rs - oar:
r. .:,:ss &! :::sS s::s :: s's.'
Bssa.s S..v.. faisrne, q days. with fruit and
' 81: J:.. is.ss q: 8. John.
s:s r.: I ss
neassss to Dsnseonb Cock Sailed % With brig ss-
Ess hfs q Z:
s.s s:r:. 'iss tss s w c
los.ys VIII noi.. y, TO B.aSsr psSl e..
1SI..: M Mitchell oArd'na days.
s;s.s ia:.:s:Id s;s,:, sSA.5sss.sen days
S1s WA q Nays. O.. si.Ss with yellow
pi sh sR Erie N:'ss ps Ponce Pr days
With lus.. And noassss e Lewis: FEB IS isssss Ion
e. spoke chip PuDsu'tuh tof YArnsuh from B''s0n for
schr T.lm.n. Lake. Charleston. d.ys. with cotton
sehr Colorado. Barrett wilmington NC. days. with
schr Comet, Fowler. Nswbern. NC. days. with naval
Isehr Mary Jane. Bentley, Norfolk. 2dsys
wssss
sohr Ayooa, Western, Richmond, days.
Sehr James l. Norris, Van Name York River
Schr Sou than ton, Mason, suffolk, zdAys
schr Sally Pitts. walker Folly Harbor, Va, days.
Behr Baltimore, Sleight Baltimore, days, with naval
stores to hoCready Co. hch s, oclook. Pm,
sshr about mile north Of Barnegat and fve miles of
shore cspsed She 60 burthen painted black
with white streak her stern the form of crescent
and elbow gree around her waist her
gone pet boat had raised her. and then standing
toward shere.
Schr J Il Mitchell. Shepherd Philadelphia, 3days
sehr Ey.iins. Peterson, Phii.ee iphia, 5 days. az
eIoop jos Lawrence Kinney. New London, days.
Below.
-Four brige unknown.
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~ - THv Re0As, March e-2P. -
BiEABsrusys : F1.~.-Por the rasSza srsdss o.
western and State aour the marhst w. Ae,a, sc-dW
these descriptions being principally held b. spsouA
tons The dsnsn for the eastern ssd city trs4s
improved andthsre Vas sse inquiry for lots
mon to :.rsish. ss.s = q 81 ~ g; Ohio resolved
diana and Michigan - ss - 81 and pure Gsnssss
at 81 81 - ~. or ths sales 1000 barrels for
nour was very quiet, and the market nominslly the
same Small parcels were taken 1t - "a 81 Is in
the market being wen supplied With oonnos brands
the tendency was slightly downward. We noticed
sales OF 900 barres mixed to straigh. Alexandria Bal
timore, Brsndywins, Georgetown &c., at 81 rs . 81
sly and fancy ditto with Richmond and Petersburgh
country IS ~ s. 66k In rye -four have to note
better business doing but the market was . fhads
lower Further sales OF 200 barrels have been made ct
50 rs, closing duh and heavy. The market for Corn
continued dull with only trn ing sales Of Jersey
the part Of holders Of domestic Wheat to real
Lee but he demand for milling, in ofthe
there was but little inquiry from other source
parcel # COO bushels Canadian in bond taken for
transactions have been reported Rye remained IS last
noticed, without important sales In Barley there
has been but little doing but the market was hrn at
81 la 81 rs. Oats were in steady demand at 4sc. .
has been IN moderate sy ssqa. as Iifa' but
had dropping ten dency We hnsd Of sales of 10 600
bushels yellow Southern and Jersey, at CSC, is
GLIDING lot Of prime cid 1t Goo aud cargo North
Carolina white, of superior quality for shipment to
England at 7sc.
CorroN-The sales to. day. reached 500 bales at full
prices compared to those accepted in the early part
the week and nsarykc higher than the average rates
OF yesterday The amount sale has decreased very
much.
PRoyisIoss-Pork The market fer both old aud
new Ohio pork was easier and there only mode
rate demand from the local trade The speculative
inquiry has subsidized and many holders svinced more
Opposition to meet buyers. Some 500 barrels
disposed Of at $344 for mess bl2 81 Sl3 for old
ditto, Sli 70 for prime which scarce and held
firmly 50 81 q $40 for old prime. Beet Arm, and
in moderate request with sales of $50 barrels ct
s. rs $40 10; and prime Ut SIS So Prime beef
was firm bat not active, at $l4 6oa$ls SO Beet hams
unchanged with retail sales 1t $l4 15a$15 so per
go lbs. There better supply Of piskled meats
on the market and prices favored the purchaser.
About $50 tiercss hams and shoulders have sold
OF 81s SIC; and . 6i4o. respectively. Lard
tnued In active request with further sales Of 500 bar.
res new, at sk Sxc., chiefly at $50. Butter
more plenty, but have alteration to report In
value. Cheese WAS in demand, ct 5k 40.
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Telegrapnic Marine Reports.


Arrivsd-thip Carthsge Canton. Spoke 18TH lat ~
r. lon r. bark John Murray Of Boston from Maurtu'
shps John Bunyan; Apalashcsl, psnmavh. Charles.
b. BE- s. Sh s saSa
forward part with round wooden stancheons yained green;
s ss
OF hatch painted blue with the deck beams attached
miles Counted 100 bales cotton but blowing
saris Del. ware and Fremont Philadelphia; brss Avon
I'm Malta; VIM spear. k.ssn,as
Bss,sn, arr TN Louis.n. DO arr ,sh w,,, W..
tigcrs Bass s,,3 md Mary Ann phiindsiphs
Fan Fr.nsiseO shsnnon. savaan.h Edmund Dsishs ,aa
be~. Richmond csrsns and Plymouth Rock. EYOrk.
BnIsroL, ksroh4
ciesrsd-Bris wsshturn. Esssbreohs. kAtanlss
ssisd-soOp chief Hammond. NYork.
Arrivsd-Bris Triton; w0tt, Robbins, And Jonas
Arriyed-sehr, Mechanic Cam and Thos Irelsnd. sum
ms., '9Ig hs,s., Gh.s ntsS
FiOnos, Peterson. Bristol. to load for WfndieS.
sa.a-Brs Clio HYork; schrs Cameo s.sa. Presto and
Tasso, do.
Cesred-ship ysssere; bsrEs Ysniss Blade and Aiens
Nrv BEDFORD. karohs.
Arrived-Rris John Bsleh Melville, Havans igsn uit
stoie no date lat ss len TO- trs Brooklyn, from 10;
saled-Al vsssols bound Westward:
Arrivsd-Brs A risls.. Cardsras.
Clesrea-Bris Daniel Weld, heuvitas.
An:,ednris orrsy Taft cOwcl, chariasOn ,shr Rus
Big Foster Thonar Charleston. On the asth on rry-
Pen shesi cav tehr ;, Leoh frem Charleston for Pro-
cl.srse- Brig New England, Beaver Eatlnsas.
ssned-,seht kMIsbsth Ann, tof Ployin'stOwab Cobb.
Keady-Sckr southernsr. Baker. for Carleton.
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On the 4th OF March, by the Rev. Mr. Madden, Pas
tor OF st Peters Church. Barclay street. Mr.. THOMAS
Ia Gu EooLY to Mics SAsAH FERRs both OF this city
On Thursdsy, the 27th of February, by the Rev. Mr.
FORBES, Mr.. hueH 0'HAhE to Miss May GRAHAM, all
OF this city.
On Sunday evening, February the Esd by the Rev.
Mr. Mcguire. Mr.. THoMAs HAMS to Miss MARGAREr
PowDEHLY, all Of the city OF Brooklyn
At Jsmsica Plains, Mass on the 9Th Of March, by
the Rev. Mr. sampson and Rev. DR.. John Chosles,
Mr.. HESki T. NrsMrH, Of New York, to Miss s.R.H
Howard. hlss, Mr. WILLIAM @. MsRnikN, OF Boston,
70 Miss MsHY JuDscS only daughters OF the late
lchabod hacomber B.q Of Boston.
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rpm srrAmsprp PAoryrc I


LvrnpooI FEB 5IArr Tusoaror, TURKEY Philsdslphia;
Boston, Arctic ISL Luce kYerk; 18th George Washnston
Hoddge Bombay; Arctic, Zerega NYork 18th, Charles
Croeker Duncan ChArso 18TH CArnatio Rogers
ton; AdriAtio. Lowell; Tam oshanter SOULS Alex GraAt
Alexander and sahen, Woodbury., N0riesns CoBquercr
Boutee and stdons Eldridgs NYorh 81 George, Hutch
irson saysnpAti lnyheble: Davies vitsnis NTH Bonn
dard. Richie, Charleston aist squsnu, CrooAer Mobile
Arr of 2lst, Fideiia, from AYork.
Sid 18th. Jessie Isbister navannah; Fanny Snonton.
Phsdelphia Forest Ring, Hawthorn NYork Ferczspore
Grspt EOreans 10th, Haven. Harding DO; 18th James
Wright. Clark. and Colunsia Dryer Nfork 2lt. Fran
chise, Chapman. do Jarvis. Rioh. Boston
kntd for log vena. Christie fer Baltmore Archibald
Wioke; Orhir W ooe and Clyde tor Boston, George A
Hopiey Pierce and Aberdeen Isbester Charleston Lsti
Heyn Awhs Olympus, Wilson; Erin 60 Brssh Casey Asd
John Or ROW. Hamilton NOrleans Hemisphere whitessy
unstrwliter. Shpley, and Atlantic ts West New York;
Chaos Tuxtop, PbilAdelpha.
MISCELLANEOUS.
BoIyHEAD. Jan l9-shp Yorkshire. shearman, from Lv-
erpool Jan for NYork in putting lack obliged
cher In this bay parted cable and went ashore
Cppen Reohs but oated Of with the tide and Is
the of tho hArbor.
atnThs Yorkshire has been towsd the hsrbor. with
Ices # ruoder and leaking badly She will be towsd
LIVERPOOL.
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shps-Issso webb, Croprer, Liverpool Marshall d Col
vancouver Fuller. New Orssns Cary Co Indiana Ben.
set, Do frost HsiG wslt.r Jones' Colby ssVsunsh
Dsris-Chisfsip, Drinkwstsr. Csrden N.snith sens;
PERI Cote kstanxss ktisdss Robinson, Wilmington RC
IA rriT rton Baker, Boston.
BriEs-sa.lia, Psrrett Bathurst, W Evell Harriss
Mitchell Pernsmbuoo, Hesmth q Sons Telegraph Rioh
Neuyitaa Ovea scnN Rena des Apges fSpl M
Havsn& Zspsba, Carlton esvannsh. Dunhsm h Dmon
Emily, Nichols Charleston; Beni In, Donsr Norfolk
sohrs-E Powell, Powell, Wirsingtop, NC; LsmarHns
Th0rndls do Nary, Davis, kewbern NC shaw. norri-
scn Ihiladelphis Bengal Psine, Boston.
p.sam,r-Psnokscet, CLARK. Philadelphia.
gisrr-NtSfs ~ nrdell. Bristol
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rsksi steamship Pscao. rys, Lvsrtool Fsb7i 81 Pr
With nese snd p.sssnssrs 70 Collins, rn detained
bins hours W the ifes
Ehp rstsris (tktD Anb1ony Bsvre, Wis Falno-.h r. "a
days 18th mdts rs gers Vim WhitI55h ~ oh
VT lAttn lon "a sac ship showing uhts signal vi
ercss W, the georxg 2sth
~ ist2 ib 90 snw stsamhp Wsshinkton, gloys hsnct
tor bft r.tn sLd Southampton x3h, sac ~ Ion 81
viba sW fkw steamship ntrus kyre Tor Liverpool
2d IT, 81 Ion ~ large Island ~ 81 inst, az Of
Ht slena paced several rsss ~ ootsn barrels
sgxa ST Iva 40 ssfsc, sad pars Of vssI asek sdl1
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NEWS ~ THE MAILS.


Our WssAasgtea Oosxesponamcs.
WARRINGTON, March 4, 1851.
The R<ssits Of ths Ssssio~.
The session has not been without its useful re-
cults. Among the creditable acts of legislation
passed, conspicuously stand the following
The bill for cheap postsges.
The California land title bill
bill to limit the liability of ship owners.
The Military Asylum bill.
The bill for four general appraisers OF customs.
The resolution providing public vessel for Kos
suth and companions in exile.
But, even more creditable, taken altogether, and
IN financial view, is the negative action Of Con-
gress, and especially Of the House. Let Us see
what 10 the amount, upon rough estimate, Of the
savings TO the treasury from the bills which failed;
French Spoliations, passed Senate. S. 000, 900
Rivers and Harbors, passed House. 2, 300, 900
Luuatc bill, 10 600 900 acres, passed Sc
nate....... ...... ..:.. Z,ZoO,OO0
Land grants for railroads in Florida, Mis-
sissippi, Louisiana, Missouri, Illinois,
Indiana, &c passed Sen ate, say 6,0O0,-
OU acres... ............. 7,5O0.U0
Total. ....................... $2S, 05O, 900
Twenty eight millions saved upon bills which
had actually passed house the ether by large
msjorities, and seven hundred thousand dollars on
the toruhcauon bill, which was laid on the table in
the House.
0The amount Of the bills introduced staggers be-
lief compre hendirg the absolute giving away every
acre OF the pubic domain at m outhful, in addition
to the ten or fifteen millions OF dollars embraced 10
the ste ship enterprises of the day. Too many
Al time lost all
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r. Rsesss sevsaaaA, vese s.sasst The arrivals ~
1sains, Cssta Aiss; 3. Raymeaa, LoaIsn, ia
brewnA q. 1ayles, DestAA; Hesass Mann nAss; J. q.
AdanA waahngtsn; 0. TraSsn, Ky, arTivsd yesterday
ct the Asoog Houoo. = 4.
I'VE fugitive slsvss were srrssssd lsst week near
New Albany, Ina, end ssstorsd to thsir owners In
Kentucky.
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VNheIs o tuete snipf re kccopntAole iof
o. sirs are ssass SSrsfor aud sis Tsia.
Als'I The als q Arrl ps. the rate frsat " tn.
Ossn via, scathsr o. = Mai .,ssmsslS Rss
Mann, r. UTabiroe eomuanaer, will es for Bremen via
liver Price d f,.sss 10 hs arsI cstn $50 IN tho second
All ma Ii Sas E p o 8 ss
sss sUhIrE Ssn s :. ,,h'
~ sAthews date q tbs orsa: Western Commander
wiz sa!l rs,itiyeiy from Phl.dephia saturday March
Der Superior Recommendation for sr:s ana s.ooas,;a
ssssso in tTst cabin one hundred dssr n ssesndf,l,
Ivy collars In order 70 save trouble railway toks;ss
RlcbARDsos. SATsos.s co. Al sx.hsnso Pl,ss
EoR sAvAENAa.-TnE NEW AND sPLESpID
,t',ussip Alabama CAPT, cha. o Ludlow. viii ave New
@ 70" Pier Sxtf fTn sTGn e. i' lsns
Eoa NEW oslEAEs.. DTRscr-ro LsAys rosI-
lively on sa'prday. March s, ~ o'clock x-rhs
NV ana splendid double engine ste.usip UsfoS capsn
sd tyr W a,iSs a' sS,
sb IN Ley snd s,Sat yishin week ias
.isasld eott wili form sem- monthly as Between Ne
y ih g5. 81 s.. S' s IL ss
s,v. ss oS .u isF' r G s oS sHG s.o
s,Ti TT NE tae ,aa,possa,isn o. sFssis snd o,hs.
car te tAk,n u sent on board mmeoiatey-for which
sfofFoRD rILEsToS CO, q south street..
Beoods Tor The utter country CONSIGNED the cap
tu.iy heHfrsi.
LIMITED STATES NAIL sfEkSsuTP COMPANY
- FOR ohssre. direct va Bsvsss Though Tickets g
5.asi.rr,s At n.vsus 70 me doueIe engine s,s,s.aI
spS ,mp efoRda sos TONS ssrSsn
p Porter n coragsnaer will al presssly =, ,hrc,
sS IN %. s' srsss sr h,Tsas ana Shss
!. isi,a, y .v,ss ana New oTis,, f,,isSs'r p.s
go ''p' IN vest trast, corner 9aTTss street.
phciyIc NAIL sTEAssHrP CosrAsY.-rsE LA4.I
i.rsis sne orsgophs ~ bic g iniormSs ,aa. ssas
approved y The navy ,nd carrying nc uni,si
States m.s will continue TO lesv. Psnsmssss san Frn
STAINED sssidsn p hs non aS1y,l y
VII touch xospuso Gan Bias asa sss' san @ Sosa
kontsey The Of fifteenth Of the month vii
as unsd sIs NAL siSs. ~. .p
SIDE one Of which vii DO always in port each end Of "
osScos. l i,s Ten. TTssss1snn. so ses
S SsIosRN "a iO"' Ga'. S9kGsRiA
VNioeNN sskAa sASBs'O if 80 sas.. !"
Ss's S ss.9
pers Tor ~, siess rs s.r ss snd Psssss
lay s. q propssrs win b ksrt up fsr the .sn:por..
s1 f.sno;' GO rss cO.sSss II hs As,e v
S .ss s,snr Ne. sv Ys,i s
he 2sth Of each month, for Chares third boat viii As
i;iPi viii Form ssw s,.s
ns between View Orieans snd ghasres leaving 81 sucb
ruos ~ VIII ensure ~ little dstentsb poseibte
Isthmus and forming With the Psefo ssasips th-cusi
o.sn a1s ss ssf or... ssn :. s.s
IRON Armstrong, Lavrascn h Co.,
pATEsor rARg raos csAsam-
s-oonstse cons ..s.s. .....ss.ss.s ..ss.
ssssfsss, fssnd With ,ttre.s and tO.ra 80.
vrArcnsco.
ys.oonssse rooms ss.s...s %.
@eep.se. fsund ~;ts natures. ..s board
rRon ASTORIA.
yaoin.. go .sssi1
For through tcs.t. fr any snth apply ~ ths sss Of
Ms eoppsav, n saaH South sNvst.
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THE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED STATES
Nail Steamers-Ths ships prising this line the

ALTA MTG ..........,. =. -. Capt. West.
PACIFIC. .......... Capt. Nye.
~ .IApt, Luce.
BALTIC. :. Capt. Com stock.
ADRIATIC. ................... :. Capt. Grafton.
These ships having been built by expressly for
governments service has been taken in th
seton Ne also in their ergnes TO iasro strength and
sped and their Ations for
eqused Tor elegance comfort Price passage from New
YORK 10 Liverpool S exclusive Of extra sine state
rooms, S.25i from Liverpool TO New York, GS5 exps-
reneed viii be attached each chip No berth
ia bn fecnred Ii n
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Passengers Arrived.
EAMRURG-Bark Elise-Dr Rioard Freeman.
PoNcE PR-Brig James RoAch-F eiipe de hsrra JuntA
Agsla.
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WATTS'S NERVOUS ANTIDOTE-THB FANR or
w this Cordial the ladies that
ever was discovered for their peculiar asase nearly Al
ARISE IRON weakness Of the system which mus
datey rectfe and health strength o. oeran
light and heat from the 81 bottle % dosen-
l02 Nassau street.
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sIIIPPING.

TIVE ROYAL NAIL STEAM SHIP CAMBRIA" will
call for Liverpool direct, Saturday 9Th March, from
the docks Jersey city For freight
passage apply to CUNARD, Jun IS Broadvay
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From New York. FROM Liverpool.
Wednesday March 9Th 1851 Saturday, March sch, 1851
Wee peethy, March 10Th, I" Saturday, March 2ld.
wednesday. April 20, . wednesday. April 9Th. I"
"wednesday, April 10th, 4" Wednest ay, A pril 2sth,
saturday. May 10Th, "Wednesday, NAY 18th,
Saturday, Nay :4th, :" Wednesday, Tsy .3tn,
SATURDAY. June Tn, :" Wednesday. June iIth, /"
Saturday, June Plat, % Wednesday, Iune 25th,
saturday, July 9TH. /" Wednesday, July 9Th,
Saturday, July 18th, :. wednes iay, July 2yl, /"
saturday, August "a, Wednesday, August 9Th. !"
Saturday. August 10th, Wsdhotiay. August 10Th,
saturdky, august Ath, Wednesday, Septem'r Sd,
saturday septsm'r lSih WcdIesc ~ Septsm'r ~ h."
Saturday, Sepiemr 9Th, I" Wednesday October LIST, /"
Saturday. October ltth, Wednesday, October 18th,
Saturday, October 18th. Wednesday October 10Th, +"
SstusdtJ, hoyemr Ssh, !" We dnesdsy, Nev'r 18th,
saturdby, NO,em'r I'D, " Wednesday, Nev'r 26th, /"
sEtgrety December 9th, " eaturt ay, Dscep'r 18th,
Saturday. December 2Dth, Saturday, Deoemr 9Th,
Earf ref1h mr. rul IN
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NkW MEDICAL BoOks.-h COMPLETE PRACTICAL
work ON the nature and tment Of deloAe diseases
snd All the sindrsd Observation-Disclosures BY
Der OF beautifully ooIored plates large life Homer
Bostvios, D. lecturer surgery and diseases Of M
above ran ed nature IL large guartoo pages
edition price $40 Extract from the Boston Medical
surpeh Journal - 1t may he said, feArlessy 20 be sgrA
10 Eioords Acton the family
and far superior anything Of the kind published n
= osnn Author Il work On self abuse ani lie DE-
porablo effects, sc &c. sixth edition fourteen
BIN ID. ~ Krofd anr Il nnt Iraai
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X C0LLINs No sc Wall st.N.Y
3uTPLBY CO, Liverpool.
L O. ROBERTS CO.
IL rlr.,a A r.ns y.xd T..ao,
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tbs owners ot there shpt viii DOT 10 accountable for
gold silver bullion tpsoie jsvelry, preeioup
,is unless billie OF aGr sgned therefor aud the
thereof therein expressed
After the first Of APRIL next. the rate Of ny
above steamers from Liverpool will be materially reduced
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QEWARH or IMPOSITION -TaE oREATEk M

GyhABIENBER0 MEDICAL AND SURGICAL INST1.
~ tuts for the treatment OF the Diseases of Females
GrAeenberg Company beg leave announce to the public
thatin oOnkequen Of TIE which
attended the use Of their remedies in Of peosus
Calling OF the won and other diseases peculiar to 70
males they have been induced to establish Institute de-
voted especially 70 their treatment will be under the
direction az able phy scans and employsd BY
company who have devoted many In this and Other
oounrss TO the study and practice ef that branch Of the
profession referred The treatment Ia strictly Path
eosoa and 4 10 far advance Of that pursusA
BY Drs Vanderverc abbey And Others No abdomna
porers are used to afford temporary relief promps aaA
be relied upon all
upon .sh the physican in attendance Ofos
hours from A to ~ No charge for consultation
until The patient under treatment Advice to the
gratis Saturday. from to r. n Consultation BY
ter stating particulars The and enclosing fee Of
$5 will be promptly attended to- sulting Of the
for the present. At the office Of the Graesnbs
Company, 2l4 Broadway.
The republic., 1851-12-20

Leave Carlisle every Wednesday at ans
Arrive at York same day by pm.
1921 From Cross Roads, by Unon Chanceford, Lower
Chanceford and Castle Fin, to Peach Bottom, 90
miles, and back, week
Leave Cross Roads every Monday at 8 a m;
Arrive al Peach Bottom day by pm;
Leave Peach Bottom every Tuesday at ans
Arrive of Cross Roads day by p m.
1922 From Sewasown, by Gross Roads, Apple Grove and
Dalastown, to York, equal TO % miles, and back,
twice week.
Leave Stewartstown every Wednesday and Saturday
at8am;
Arrive at York same days by pm;
Leave York every Tuesday and Friday at M
Arrive at York same days by M
1928 From Shrewsbury by Sewasown, Strawbridge and
Fawn Grove, to BryansvlIe, 1s miles, and back, twice
Leave Shrewsbury every Monday and Friday at p m;
Arrive at Fuwn Grove same days by 7pm;
Leave Fawn Grove every Monday and Friday at 6
am;
Arrive at Shrewsbury same days by ID m.
1924 From East Berlin, by Hail. Bemudian, and franklin
town, to DiIsburg, 2 miles and back, once week.
Leave East Berlin every Thursday at pm;
Arrive at Disburg day by pms
Leave Dilsburg every Thursday at s m;
Arrive al East Berlin day by I2 m.
1926 From Rock to Peach Bottom, miles and back,
week,
Leave Rock every Saturday at 10 am;
Arrive at Peach Bottom same day by IL m;
Leave Peach Bottom every Saturday at am;
Arrive at Rock same day by 10 a m
1926 From York, by Dover, Rossve Lewisberry, Lis
burne and Sdensburg to Mechnnicsburg 80 miles
and back a week
leave York every Wednesday at ms
Arrive at tMechancsburg same day by pm;
Leave Mechanicsburg every Tuesday at ans
Arrive at York same day by pm.
1927 From Eter's, by Yocumtown, to Newbeuytown
miles and back, twice week
Leave Euer's every "Wednesday and Saturday at 81
pm;
Arrive at Newberrytown same days by g. pm;
Leave Newberytown every Wednesday aud Saturday
at25pm;
Arrive at Eter's days by pm.
1928 From Harrisburg, by Shiremantown, Mechsnicsbug
Carlisle, Planfeld, Neville Oakvlle, Shppenburg
and Scotland, to Chambersburg SO miles and back,
daily.
Leave Harrisburg daily at pm;
Arrive at Chambershurg days by 4pm;
Leave Chambersburg da'y at 6 IN;
Arrive at Harrisburg same days by 9 am.
1929 From Pine Grove to fremont miles and back six
times week.
Leave Pine Grove daily except Sunday at am;
Arrive at fremont same days by am;
Leave Trom mt daily except Sunday at 5 pm;
Arrive at Pine Grove same days by I'm.