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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-04-03

MAY9RALTY OF NEw ORLEANS. March 49, ISL
NoliCE is hereby given in virtue OF the above
a, my office, on MONDAY. the i4th pril prox. at II
gook M he contract Tor furnishing all the necessary mate
Street, between Cgmmon and Canal Streets. This whole in
acceptance with plans aud specifications to be lumed nv
the surveyor tmh2sl A. d. CRossaAN, Mayor.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-04-03

I6UNlkk, W Nd IheFfy and Tar Syfup
gives general Sssfacton. We have been of Tor some
and thought would order any but almosi
ay inquired for, and We thought perhaps woud 10
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-04-03

PHILADELPHIA, June o. 1Si6-I feel retomm H.
Davis Syrup of Wild Cherry and Tar, my eAI argce
oi its benical effects in my own have been o
lime subject to attacks Of splitting blood attended with
weakness OF the breast and uneasy sensation the
accompanied with dyspeptie sympoms Last having
m attack oil III WAS recon nsade by NANCE, who
had been cured by Dr. neyns nyrnp, 10 NY IL idso and
was relieved by 1t IN less than bottle It's appnreu good
effects were Immediate.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-04-03

Merchants, from different sections the county,
The most atteng OF the universal popularity aud eli
ieacy OF DR.. Davs's Syrup, under their nooe Der
Of them, witnessing lis virtues, have regunr sold
ition that if ii dd give satisfaction The pnce should he
ssturned, and of ham has had airy apphcltiontV
money This volumes favor of the IA,
cine. We append Jew from orders, as sample
those are in legue Of well OF verbal Rroo Il,
frequently hear:
From Doctors YcHShda and RHss. 5ot praot,sivx ply
SsetaEs, as t1eil as Dy1sgeists.J
MIsBAwAKA, Ind, June |, l55T--llr. Dayiss Syrup,
Wild Cherry and rJr goes oil ike hot cs we think that
yoU choose 70 give Wholesale agency 70, n,.cins
Dispose OF almost any amount Northern Indiana
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-04-03

GREAT BLESSING TO MOTHERS AND IuR EN-
1t IS the safest and eectuai medicine for Durifns
ne aylte and relieving the suierngs attendant upon child
ph ever Uncovered II strengthens both the MOI her and Re
n prevents pain and disease rnd enriches M
900 those who have used it think it Indispensable il
gy useful both before after confinement as c
yents diseases attendant upon ebildbih coveaess pies
ting. pain in the back and joints, false pains benorraps
md uahng the sscreons and eqnalizng the crcua
uon has equal, The great virtue of this medicine ia
always sale, and the most delicate and successful
ery lew cases require other mecue; in some tile
eastor OIL Or agnesia useful Exercise in the open
lnd nght iood with this medicine viii always insure sal,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-04-03

t,l JANh EK n THE MOUTH.
bsiow Is an account oil another child saved Dr. Town
ends Saraparla has saved the lives of thousands OF c
ren The following two certificates are selected fTom gre
lumber received this week: s'"N'
~ ~, NEW YORK, April l, IS4T.
Dr JOtonse1td-Deey Sir One of my children was very
hck with Canker the Mouth and Throat attended with
sreat debility 1t cams dying. obtained some Of youI
sNeeent medicine, and cnre directly Tor which assure
you isel very grateful. Yours, respectfully,
ELIzABkTH FOWLER " Dasbrossna st,est
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-04-03

OFFERING to the pubic thsnew and vaua remedy
~ I tP o. CONS IMP TON, BR0NCHITJs. aSThyu4.
IOUGHS, COLDS, etc., we append a lew notices OF the
chasacf and efficacy the medicine Numerous estimO.
as may be npet Tor distribution ut the agency,
winch erers Ito obtain lmay be proper say
.at ~ D. eminent practising physician OF Twelve yea,s
shuihg, graduate of the University OF Pennsylvania.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-04-03

WELEsylLLK Ohio January q, lS4l-The article Of Wild
Cherry ard Tar find to be valuable medicine, and
hat have forwarded and would he pleased ynu
end another supply the OF transportation
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-04-03

Is ,no.,o an -. kegs Orange county Butter,
toy article received nr shin t:en.ny;oy a.,
~ wv W lspll WIN DEWEY, s. Grayisr St IT,"
CocoA NUTS-2500 fresh Cocoa Nuts insi
AL ieseived per brig fncy Tor ssls bs ~ '' J"''
GOSHEN BUTTER--S00 6,Lea. - - 80 - ~.
to close consignment by ifk ms, Tor sale low
% %@,J a; D; GREET co 8, 20 and AZ Old Ieves
C mhis E2e bushels, in store, for sale 6v
'--- fEAp' hENNErf 4 co. 80 Maraz,rs d.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-06

Z UPREME cOURT-In Of TIE Application Of the
n. opsS Of from 42d st 20 osthrt
10 the Epstssnb Ward OF said City T. esubscrbers Commission
sosd BY a rule Of suproms Court the 23d day Of
EaTh soo give notice PursOs, 70 So -. ~ V .,I1 &
Act to entitled Act 20 reduce several laws rsatE
fss passS Anil S0 1859 that Us sbstract Of
of the said IN the above mattel contain
t they appear the maps Of the ws
or bon. IL sdsVs estimates and other docaRsn
which the commssoners making Their report have
dspossd The Street Commissioner ocs Of the City arS
comfy of New Yo for the inspection Of whomsoever may
.as: sI days before the ssd comm'
sscs hereinafter And the SAID Commissioners further
70 Act sut.d Act relation 70 the COLLECTION OF -,
s.seuts and Taxes IN TIE CITY sne County Of rev ana
or owners occupant occupants Of all houses and i'm
proved snpovd lands affected thereby that they have eo
and that all whose inter
affected thereby land who be opposed the ns are
spssd T. present 70: GSsDSs s S Soos No liz
White the City Of NevYork, within thirty days from the dtts
follows that say Al those lots Parcss Lard
between the nohsy line SIDE Of 80 st and The souihsI me
uSon .vsauosTcsPng sfefOm Al those streets or PsTs Of
all pecss parcels Of land both sdes Of said Lex
ssh 81 and he south Oy nohsr ns side Of 4ad tie
ss BY between the Third and the said LeIng
and the westo the eenr line the
avenue s1d the said LsIe and comprising az the @ OF
avenue, and the interesting stres-eScepng heeom thoSs
paris Of streets which have already been opened Ans
line Of said lntssecng streets between
lie uorhsy line Of and tho southsy line side Of
t ct and extending easey about hundred feet be the
eastsy line side Of sad Lexington svsaus
ali tins pieces pArcss OF land stuss ths wesr
Inc Of sad Lexington and tbs leteecng stres
the norhs Inns side of 3st ST. and the sout erb line
of 4sd and extending westerly from sad westerly line or SIDE
u sad Lexington avenue about hundred feet be the
9r further give notice that ths
po viii be made and presented TO the su-
pisms Of the State Of New York Special Term OF the
Iao Court held the City Hall OF the City OF New York
Saturday The Of February 1851 at the openng of the Court
On thereafter counsel be heard DATED
York November 49, 1850 NICHOLAS C. EVERETT Will
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SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES
Washington, Tuesday, Dec. 81. ls5O--No. 81.
Jesse Hoyt u.s. The United States. In error to the
Circuit Court of the United States Mr.. Justice
Nelson delivered the opinion OF this Court, affirm
ing the Judgment Of the said Circuit Court In this
cause. No 80. James Simpson Is. the Balti-
more and Susquehanna Railroad Company. In
error to the Circuit Court OF the United States for
MARYLAND. Mr.. Justice Daniel delivered the opln'
ion of this Court, affirming the judgment OF the
said Circuit Court in this cause. No. "a. }. Shell
bv rs. ] Bacon ct al On certificate OF division
in opinion between the Judges OF the Circuit court
of the United States for Eastern Pennsy lvanla-
Mr. Justice Mel can delivered the opinion OF THIS
Court, directing negative answer to ootn ques-
tions on the poiHt OF Jurisdiction NO. 80 OnarIes
u. Chinch, appellant, rS. VIM w. Tunstall On
appeal from the Circuit Court OF the United states
for Louisiana On the motion OF Mr. stanton this
appeal was dismissed at the costs OF the appel.
liant. No 80. A. Lecompte, appellant u.s. United
States This case was argued by Mr.. Attorney
General Crittenden for the appellee NO Az.
I nited States, appellant rs. l.. Bosdore's heirs.
The argument Of this cause was commenced by
Mr.. Attorney General Crittender for the appel
liant Adjourned.
Washington, Thursday, Jan 2.-No. 40. Uni
ted States, appellant, US. l.. Boisdores heirs
The argument of this cause was continued by
General Howard, for the ape lees and concluded
by Mr. Attorney General Cri,tenden, for the ap-
pelants No AZ. The Washington, Alexandra
and GEORGETOWN Steam Packet Company, plain
tiff in error;rS. Frederick Sickles ct al. The ar
gument in this case was commenced by Mr.. Law
renee for the plaintiff in error.
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pnIrisrRATorS sALE-Tz Esrrusnes Of Orasr Of The
psP yessf s SS d. ' ssoI
Rsa-l Aans,or q ~ sst singular the s,od, ehA,is .n1
ssass pvhs sseOn s,ths h.IeAsui' .Iehsne s
Il 5on iong tscbsS real estate d -aieb 'hs said nsas
shs City TORI sno-n 90 81. map or char s,
y uub,I twelve sqSs': 80 '.s S99 a.. ssI ~
il s48 beng vtt root sns - si 'at 10 depth ""
lot psos parcel Of FOsrh Wsrt Of
ofEs~ Iors onsnens roei On toe ,ou'hs zee o.
cAIs street tart = tssiS rem 70.
q by ts sassr Of arss sne the souhsr Ss Of htsa
h lss inebss to snS. lrn,y Of
Robsn Bhson and uo- q !'ms, scos: 'n'e aos
rorer ehe 70 NE ptcs Of esCnng Known a. hol1
az ,bo.. Gur certain lots Of hnz Eighth Ware Of
ngushsd a. 65 o isnds bsonses
ssts Of AAo9y 'p.nsrd so1ns.: ss'. 0s' s y h
spS 500 uorthsr by containing front rear - set,
:91 - e s ssi Sc e R Raw. street
a. IS S.pins IN sr.snwicb street.
sorh.rb DOh'.s.r corner Of er'.nwct 'ns Cana
seLsE aEsr At RICH; angles 70 s,rs' 20 ss
hsne' ,oos:rS ~ % 70 4. ooe. Of bsganns Esevsss
.umbsrn as nd [sl Gresnwie street
soHsoSS soss in front BY street. westerly hyst
No a. .ouhsr By and s.stsr b. lot No 49, eont,nng1
Sn"rp nv number a. on Of Of the late William Bsy.t
AL thatesrtain lot Or parcel Of 'ns NE S,.n " 81 81 vs.
Sweet. distant from To. westerly tds Of ssvsnt
,ysuus 81 st hall inch. thsnes sastsy on hns
nsrxe 100 fest 70 the westerly hns Of the
seventh svsnus thence southsrh along the sams sel rehss
70 lands Of John Jacob Asto theme. westerly ,eoSs s
ana thence souths along Sd uSs TO the norhsr line oil a,
thence westerly, along Tie sms 50 fest inches
Etha tbs ssa sItssn Ware ofsa deity ss
ginning point the seuthsry SIDE Of street. ssAnt
0 the westerly line OF Seventh avsnus thence
.osthsTy 90 rs parallel Seventh 100 feet inehst,
thence westerly parallel Sxssnth st themes nors
sf ns parallel 70 ssysnth svsaue l isst nes's 70 %
inc OF Sixteenth stres,i thence ssssr along 'as s'' ~
tssttoths place Of beginning . ~,
ada osSlns S5O fest sss from tns
esvsutha ans sxteenths st. ane msesof
s thence sssry ths1cs norhsry 81 lest inches
hence thence soHtAsry SO feet nshss 70 ths
slAcs Of beginning ., ....
Also TAI certain waterloo with the Mills erected thsrsos siras
,tEpg.brcKs sirssuth Wst Of toe Of New YORK. ~
susS 70 Alexander hcComb containing breadth each res
puy.u Duyvs Creek 100 feet and through the whole
Rama from high water MARX -
o,- water msrk'-Datsd New Terk Nov H. 1880
rss tJsns JOHN T. DEVELIN. Proctor, ii Waist
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NEW-YORK and ERIE RAILROAD

/ n
NEwROUTE 20 BUFFALO and the wEST-win
ter ArTAngement-Commenc Monday, Dec 2 ls5l-
Leave New York Tor BinghamtOn, EmiTa Corning hor
nelsyine, Geneva Rochester, Buffalo and nermeilsts
places daily, by steamboats, THOMAS POWELL and
ERIE. from pier foot Of Duane-st as follows
Breakfast and supper on board the boats.
EXPRESS TRAM a. A M stopping only e. s9nerIs'
Chester. Goshen. Mddleown. Port Jervis Nsrrowsbgrs
Hancock DEPOSIT SusguehannA bngbantOn, Ow ego, Wa
verey Era and Jefferson, arriving a. Geneva the sane
evening.
board the boat on Senecn Lake where comfortable
bertls provided and take the Express Tram from Al
bauy rext morning, arrive R0chestcr snd Btao AZ the
same time AZ passengers Wis Albany with be sdVansge OF
WAY IEp MAIL TRArs-At7AM stopping al al TIE
stations arriving 81 Eimirs the same evening
WAY TRATE ii IN. for Ousylle and 81 inIerneaisA
stations
ferns Chester Goshen Middlesown Ousyie Pors Jerya
Naswsburgh Hancock Deposit Susquehanna Great Bend
Passengers for Buffalo by this proceed TO Geneva and
take the train arriving Buffalo same afternoon Psssen-
gers Ithaca Cayugs Bridge and towns on Csyuga Lake
lake the cars OF the Cayuga and Susquehanns Railroad
al Owego which leave Immediately on the arrival OF
the Enc trains Passengers Tor Togs ana LycOming coGn
tes Pa take the Of he Corning and Bossburg Railroad
II Corning Stages leave Narrowsburg Hancock, Deposit
susquehaDna Great Bend 5nghamton, Owego, Wayerly,
Tnlra Corbtpg and HOnesvile on arrival OF the trans
TRAINS TO NETWORK
EXPRESS TRAIN leaves Geneva al and Horneueyle al
Susquehanna Deposit Hancock Narrowsburg Port Jervs
Mddleown, Goshen hester and Suherns arriving In New
WAY AND Mail TRAIN leaves Elmira at 50 AN stop
biz al the stations and arrives IN New-t ore al - M
Mem Express TRAIN leaves Genevs Al P N. and
aorneIsvlle at 20 P NJ stopping al all stations west OF
Bins hamton and at Great Bend, Susqnehanna Deposit
Hancock Narrowsburgh Port Jervls Onsxlle mdaetoWn
sufems and Piermont arriving in Hew-Yors ct O'Clock
AM
WAY TRAIN leaves Ousvtne ST AM stopping al al the
stations an darriving Ia New York at IL AN
NEwBURGH BRANCH leaves Newburgh at Is Z. NJ con.
Meeting with the trains gong West Leave Chester n 10
AN and PM ard pm. arrival Of tho trains from
the West
FREIGHT TRAINS leave from pier foot DuGnes. al N
Freight Tor Geneva Rochester and Buffalo and s places
West taken By Express freight trains and Is torwsrdeo
through without delay. CHARLES MINOEi
DE- Superintendent
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD

II EWINTER ARRANGEMENT.-OR and after Mon
DAY Dec l6 1850 the passenger trains vii run "a follows
(Sundays excepted
LEAVE NETWORK, GOING NORTH,
From the Office IN Hudsop-st near Chambers6t
Ats Is A. M-For passengers 70 Poughkeepse, stopping
at al the way stations
At12M.-For freight and passengers TO POughksepses
stopping al all way stations.
At2 P. M-For Passengers to POughkeepse, stopping
At ellthe way stations
At P. M-For Passengers TO Poughkeepsie, stopping
at Msphsianvle Yonkers, Hastings Oobos Ferry Dear
man TarytowR Sing-Sing Groon Peekskill Garrson's,
Cold Spring Fishkip, New Hamburger and Milton Ferry
ASP. M.-For passengers TO Peekskl+ stopping a. all
LEAVE POUGHKEEPSIE. GOING SOUTH.
Alta M-For New-Yorh stopping al Milton Ferry,
New Han oureh Low Point FishklL Cold Spring, Gar
risons Peeksk CToton, Sing Sins, Tanyown, Dearman,
Dobbs' Ferry fonkers and Makhatanvile.
At8A H-FOr neigHI and passengers to New-YoTk,
stopping al al way stations on signal
AtI1 IS h M-For passengers to New York, stopping
at New HspburRh Fishkn, Gold Spring Ganisons Peek,
skin, Sing-SDg. Is Ht0wn Dearman, Doobs Ferry and
Yonkers
ASP M.-For New-York, stopping at ali way stations
LEAVE FEEKsKILL FOR EEW-YORK
AVA M-Stoppng al all way stations on signal
Passengers VIII promote their convenience anu safety by
observing the following rules: lst Give particular dnee'
lions TO the baRgageman where your baggage Is TO be de
Hvered that be NAV mark accordingly and thereby avoid
mistakes and delays Cd tickets before enisr'
ing the cars: I'd do not stand on the platforms.
die OLIVER d LEE Superintendent
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TIT TRADE OF BosToS WITH CUBA AND Hay
1.-THE Boston Trareler says Of the trade Of the
West India Islands with Boston, next to Cuba
comes the Island of Hayti. During the year
1885, 2ss vessels arrived here from ports in Cuba,
and l45 from ports in Hayti. The largest number
from any other West India Island was from st.
Martins 90 and the total number from all the
West India Islands, save Cuba and Hayti, was
90. or AZ less than from Hayti alone. This shows
conclusively the value Of the trade OF Hsytl 20
this country, and how much interest we have Ia
the continuance Of peace upon the Island
FIRE IN ScITUATE, r. IA small cotton mlll
in scituate owned by Messrs. holPn q 20 was
entirely destroyed by fire on sunday nisns lasI.
The mill had not been running Tor some time, but
was to start again on the following DAY Insu'
rance $4,000.
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NOR LIvERPOOL-United States

NOR LIVERPOOL-United States
Steamship will depart with the Mails for Europe pod
lively on Wednesday, jan 8, al u O'clock, ~ from Der
berth al the foot Of Canalst
No berth secured uil paid for.
All letters and papers pass through TIE Post once
FOR Freight or Passage having uneqsaed sccommods'
dons for elegance comfort, apply 10
EDWARK e. COLLINS IS Wslst
The steamer PACIFIC WI succeed me BALTIC, ana
Posivey no freight viii be received sner Mondsy eve
ming January Q. 10
STEAM COMMUNICATION BE-
NCTWEEN PHILADELPHIA AND LIVERPOOL
The powerfni new Steamship CITY OF GLASGOW, b.
p Mathew (late ofthe Great Western.'l Commander
1910 tuns. $50 horsepower, 10 Intended 10 sail
FROM PHILADELPHIA -. tSoN LII tNry - .,-,
Thursday. 10Th Ian. 1851. "Wednesday lth Dec -,
Tm4rsdAy 18th March. 1881. "Wednesday lxtA Fen 1911
This vessel Is well known for her successful voyages be-
tween ard New orb. and has sp'dld rist-'o'n
for about and second cabin psssen'
gers ID Average ers laken)
ke's' 'No RATES OF PASSAGE
FROM PHiLADELIHIA. From LisskIOoL.
First Cabiu-iOo Dollars First Canin-<< GulneaS-
Second Cobiu-6O Dollars. Second CAbn-i5 GUineSs
Thes include Provisions al Stew Hds Zee Ou' nOs
Wine or Iiouors which can be lad on board
RATES OF FREIGHT.
FROM PHILADELPHIA. FROM LNEkFool-
Accordirg 10 agreement 81 sterling per tun measure
ment
All goods sent 10 The Agents IN Philadelphia will be for
warded with economy and dispatch
There pOweru! Steamships now under eVnllSc'
for this ne-one In New York and the other In glasgow
ic be ready during the ensuing Summer.
For further particulars, apply In Liverpool and beas
10 RICHARDSON BROTEtERS.& CO., In g .asgow, to
PATRICK HENDERSON L CO.: and IN phis
and New York 20 RICHARDSON, WATSON co.
do II
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DEGULAR MAIL LINE between BOS.

EATON and NEW-YORK, via STONINGTON and
PROVIDENCE-lnland route, without ferry, change Of
cars OF baggagei --..,.,u,,,, ~. -, O.o.. -
COMMODORE. Capt VIM Il. Frazee, in connection
with the Stonngton and Providence and Boston and
Providence Railroads. leaving New-York daily SUNDAYS
excepedl nom Pier Mr. frs wharf above Battery place.
al O'clock M and StonngtOr at PM or upon the a.
rival Of the Mail Train from Boston
These steamers built expressly for the route and
IN every respect particularly adapted TO the navigation Ell
Long sapd Sound The accommodations for passengers ara
eommOdious and CONFERENCE.-The officers capable and e.
perienced . 49,. $500.
Boston and New York. passengers are enabled 70 Ive
In ample for the morning lines OF seaInboan ana
railroads running TO various points from those cities
The c VANDERBILT willeaVe New York on Tuesday
Thursds, and Saturday Leave stoningon on MONDAY
She COMMODORE " III leave New York Monday, wed
nesday and Friday Leave Stonngton Tuesday TborsdsI
B~Passengers the sr1va Of the steamers e. ston
ngton proceed Immediately In the splendid railroad cars
10 Providence and Boston bag gage-mssteT sccom'
panes each train 10 and from Boston For passage
berths ssterooms freight applications may be made 70
the Agents on the wharf, and al the office, 10 BGtery
place oA
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CALIFORNIA.
DACIFTC MAIL STEAMSHIP COM

EBAOlT ~ MALL - EA MOI1lI OOM-
~ PANY-The public 10 informed that under the
rangements OF this Company, inspected and
proved by the Navy Department and carrying the United
sates Mails will continue to leave Panama and San Fran
cisco the first and fifteenth dRys Of each month"; unless
detained by unavoidable accident the nonarva OF the
Mails AT Panama The Steamers Of the first Of the month
will touch al Acapulco San Bias Mazaan San Diego and
Monterey. The Steamers Of the fifteenth Of the month will
touch al Acapulco, but no other Mexican ports.
The new steamship COLUMBIA wiz ply regularly sfer
her arrival In the Pacific between San Francisco and pOTs
In Oregon awaiting the former port the arrival OF mails
and passengers from Panama and returning without delay
with mails and Passengers for the following steamer from
San Francisco regular line Of propeers will be kept
for the transportation OF freight and transient passengers
between Panama and San francisco.
The connection In the Atlantic will be maintained by the
Steamships EMPIRE CITY, leaving New-York on the
lSth and CHEROKEE leaving New ork on the 18th OF
each month for Chages third boat will also be keptn
Newly a spare steamer.
The new steamships CARIBBEAN and PHILADELr
PhlA will form direct line between NewOrleans and
Chsgres leaving at such periods will insure as little
detention possible the Ishmas and forming with the
Pacific steamships THROUGH LINE to and from New
Orleans and ports In Mexico, California and Oregon
THROUGH TICKETS for any month can be secured on
application TO the Company, 81 SouthsL NewYoTk. APP
phcaions for passage from NewOreans should be made 70
ARMSTRONG. LAWRAs0N CO Agents, at that place
kew-York, Oct 81, 1855. oSlu
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Central Railroad Of New-Jersey
AZ INTER- ARRANGEMENTS

NM L ~ Il T. II ANNA 4
w Commencing MONDAY, Nov. l. ls5o-Thia koeo
extends from ELIZABETHPORT IS miles to the WHITE
HOUSE ~ j. reducing the staging between the terminus
OF the Road and EASTON 10 p miles.
This line leaves New-York by steamboat Red jacket
pier no. North River and conneels with trains on tse
New-Jersey Railroad which leaves New'YorE from loot
OF Cortland ST.
TRAINS UP-Leave Hew-York by steamboat Red Jack
e. pier No North River. IAN freight and al Pm
passenger and by n J. Railroad, foot OF corisnds att
AN and A Pm.
Trains leave White House and following places for New
York as follows:
White House at 81 AN; freight at 81 AN; Passenger
scmervIle at AN; Freight at = AM. Passenger at
Rpm
Bound Brook at St AM Freight al ION AN; Pas
senger 81 2 25m PM.
PisnfeId at5i AN; Freight at z AM Passenger at
Bpm. - d.
WeStied at g. AN. Freight st7i AM; Passenger at
SPIN
Elzabethtown Freight at AM. Passengerst l2i M
EHzabethPor al 81 AM; Freight al 81 AM Passen'
ger at Pm. -
STAGES VIII be In readiness the arrival Of the AM
train from NewYork al the White House 10 convey pas
sengers TO Easton Wilkesbare, Bethlehem Allentown and
Mauch Chunk. Penn and 10 bennington, Lebanon Crnion
Milford and Bevidere NJ.
B-Au BAGGAGE at the risk Of the owners nntn d.
eohS VI VIC
pnnv and checks receipts given herefor. No
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Umpire CITY LINE at REDUCED
LRATEs OF FARE-Through Tickets to SAN FRAN
CISCO via CHAGRES, and by the u 5. Mail Steamers
on the Pacific. The splendid Steamship EMPIRE CITY
100 tuns burtheu D. WILSON, Commander, will leave
Pier No 2 North River for Chsgres direct, on MONDAY
January 49, at O'Clock p NJ For freight passage apply
10 Idg0tJI9l SB. STONE, 10 Battery place.