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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-29

THE BRITISH and NORTH ANERI-
CAN ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS between
EEN-fphk ard LIVERPOOL, direct and between
BOSTON and LIyERPOOL-The Boston saIps only cali
az 81 Hal al 10 hand and mails and passengers
ARABIA, Cant. . AFRICA. A RyTle.
PERSIA Cap. -. EUROPA. @ Lott.
ASIA JnGktns NIAGARA some
AMERICA n. 81 anncn CANADA, " Harrson.
CAMBRIA. ] Letch
These 'ssfes carry clear White hight AZ masthead,
g1.tL ~ ia load boz. rel Oh ,eft bow.
AGERit A. frunl BOSTON "Wednesday. SEPT IL
MAJ MA fn1 NFW YORK. y edr.sdaE SEPT a.
~ kOPA. rom BOSTON. v ednesday, Oct. l.
Al RIA n NEM YORK. "Wednesday, Oct. Q.
CANADA, from BOSTON. Wednesday. Oct. IS.
ASIA. ircm NV YORK Wednesday. Oct p.
AMERICA from BOSTON. " ednesaay. Oct -
NIAGARA from Wv YORK, Wednss'ia Nov s.
II hCPA from BOSTON " ednesdsy, Nov u
~ nit n. fr1n Nf,N-N DIX. v einesoay NoT 10
-------, from BOSTON. v e,nesdsy, Nov 10.
-----, trcm NEW-YOHh, " edneSday Dec J.
= French. GeTEan and either Fore Goods received
dIl brought IL common Hlth British Goods Through bills
o. ladng are gwen II Havre flT NeW-Yfk
Passage Tom New York OF Il ston - Liverpool, slRe
Berths not sec med until PAID for
frasht VIII be charged specie beyond an amount fo'
ptrSona' expenses
An experienced Surgeon On board.
n Al letters and spapers mast pass through the
Postcfhce For freight or passage. apply %
T. CUNARD, tr, % Broadway.
First Cabin. $40: Second CABIN. $40 au22 II
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LNOR HARTFORD of DAYS.
4 Passage 81 50 Emgrsnt Deck Passage fl-The
steamer HERO, Captain j u King. will leave from East
River steamboat place, Peck-sip, every TUESDAY,
THURSDAY and SATURDAY AFTERNOON, at
o'clock For further information inquire of the Captain on
hoard OF Of SAXTON WEBB. No. Il2 S0uth-st. " #
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NOTICE-INTEREST

IL COUPONS The semi. annual Coupons or Interest
warrants Ealing due on the LIST day Of Nosembet next on
the following securities will be paid on anu ater that uae
by the ndersigned, VIZ A., c,roI.,a
CIV of Cleveland per cents issued 70 tne tiesein
and Pittsburgh Railroad Co and to the Cleveland raes
vllie and Ashtahula Railroad Co
Clty u Madison Ind per cents $1,000. A..
Madison and Indianapolis Railroad Co Per cen. 70 MOTT
gage Bonds "lNSLo"' Lar :, W.H ~
oz9 ''' - '" -
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DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COM

PANY-CHANGE OF SAILING DAiCC0pg..y
Though ns FOR ALTOONA and OREG0 = wa III a.
CRTS Fare Iedeo.d On MOEpAn Iva ,Ny ; 40 rms
RurcenJ Tanner Comms .der, Will SAL on My ~ ~
Nov TO- a. precisely oc!oc< NJ froH .e past
Warren, with he Gcyeirnt NJ VI az ot las
Chstres psssereers r,erIed at Havaan TO me ~
,hip phi IDFI pHIA Passengers leaving ~ ne ~
piIF CIrv vii connect with The trrtsd >tai'> - -
.'.ir,t,1LNNT 81 - sal y its-- ~ SC..s ..
Francisco on ARRIVAL If the passengers and nan
Tr passsf Apply at The once, No. III "esss 10.
WGTl tn ct, Nork River.
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Ocean Cleaners, &r.
THE NETWORK and LIVERPOOL
Il UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS-The shiis

FDWDK COLLINS CO. 50 Ais : York
BROWN. SHIPLEI co Liverpool, ",
& ROBERTS CO, - Kings Arms fa??A'
Iond n. I
l. DRAPER, Jr.. % Rue Notre Dame des lc'or.,s,
Tn.oan,rs al these sips viii not he accountable is so-
silver buos specie re.eIy, precious stones or Ht
unless tls of adng slgEed therefor and me value
Thereof tbsfein oppressed.
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DIANO-FORTE S.-Persons about pur-
chasing Pianos will find i; 70 Lhelr advantage cali At
eun Cos snufsctory 1874 fulton-st west OF Broad
say) general assortment II mahogany and rosewood
constantly on hand which VIII be sold low Tor cash
o. approved paper Deaies sgppled on llbersl terms
40 II r GLENN 4 Co le+ Fulsc1-st
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DEAD the EVIDENCE of JAMES

DEAD the EVIDENCE OF JAMEO
II Z ROBERTS, No. % Fider-st., between Second and
Montgomery s who had been to too Tree use OF
ardent spirits for ten This is to cerfS that f yen
lopg wears had been slave 10 the use OF qnor and had
made many attempts 20 give up but could not succeed
tn became acquainted with Mr. Roback when piiedt 10
im and happy 10 state since that time nave na no
desire for liquor hate the sight Of u and urge
all no situated was to call on hun Any one who
know particulars can on me at my resi-
dence No 22 Fdler ST. between Second and Montgomery
PHILADELPHIA James Roberts City OF Phlladelphia;
Personally appeared before the subscriber. one OF
the Aldermen IN and for the said City, the above named
James Roberts who being duly sworn doth depo:e ana say
the foregoing all particulars TO the best
his knowledge and belief Witness my hand and SEAL tins
seventh day Of February, 1850 John a: White T. g. !
An Letters addressed to c. ". ROBACK, No. White St
NewYork CITY, will be relgiousy attended to- pre- pad
For more particulars call and get of my Astolosical
Amapacs where certificates he seen See advertise
ment the fourth page of The SUM- and IN weekly papers
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nIRFCT ROUTE 70 TANANDAl-

n|PFtT ROUTE ~ CANA NDAl-
hGUA. ROCHESTER, BUFFALO aud the EST.
via NV YORK aud ERIE, AID CAN iNDAITUA and
ELMlkA HAlLROAD.-t HANGH oE THE. ..nt =
ter the 2@h September INST the trains &C this o1te VII
rnn as follows
isr-Day Express Tam leaves EewYoTs foot If Dn-
abe-s IT NJ. ana arrives 81 Canendlgua At ~ Pm.
2d-Mall 7 ain leaves New Nolk fot II Duane-s') a.
NJ arrives AZ Eraua at NJ, and leaves next NOM
lse for CaEandagua AZ 30
Duaue ST at 2 NJ ard az Canaadagua at IS.
istDay Express Tram leaves Canandagua a; II 10 VI
and arrives III NewYork al IL o. A VI.
2d-Mal Tram leaves Canandalgna Of NJ. connect
cd with the Buffalo Mail line. Passengers BY this tram
Will arrive Elmira NJ, and can either 90 on by the
ghi Express Tram the same evening, = after nights
rest proceed 70 the City at next morning.
3d-Nght Express Ira leaves Canandalgua az ~ r M
and arrives IN New-York at II so A NJ.
A Freight Train will leave Canandagua daily at 10 A VI
Passengers VIII find this the cheapest and most exled
tous line oned with the large and comaodOus Will
render II The easiest and most comfortabe.
MARVIN PORTER
Chief Engineer and Superintendent.
Canandagua, Sept %. 1851. oiu
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NOR KEYPORT and FORT HAMIL-

II TON-The new steamboat WILSON SMALL,
Capt T. v. Arrow smith, leaves Chambers-s PER Iues-
days W ednesdays Thursdays and Fndays at u O'Clock,
A Nj ard on Saturdays at O'Clock. NJ Returning;
leaves Keyport at o'clock. M except ss'uiiass anu
SUNDAYS Stages connection with me b' 10 fIee
hold kddetOwn Point. Cots Neck. Squaneum HoWsh
Works. and SQuan Village. w III,
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and MELODEONS

DIANO-FURTES and MELODEUNS
u FOR SALE.-Psrsons about PnrchasIs Pianos OF
Melodeons are invited to cali At BENNETT 4 co y
Taieroom l32 Fuon-st second door side Of Broad
way) where they VIII md Of the modern style
Of rosewood Piano FOrtes and Nelodeons Every nsru
snt warranted for years and hen DOUBTS
cd to the quality, the payment may be withheld antli
such doubts are removed Old Pianos received in part pay
ent for new ones New and second hand Pianos tol let
" 29tf
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DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COM
PANY Only Through Lne for SAN FRASClsCo'
I'd OEIGON via CEAGRES. Sifect ,
EXTRA STEAMER on NEDNEsDAf' 'V'em-
Der s. al O'Clock p Nj. H.,
The splendid steamship CHEROKEE lsOs Ishs' ns S
Wnde Commander Will leave. aboFe ifon .e, Pc
- H. 100, If warren. St Nerti River, for CHAGRES'
direct -, =. , r.,,.
To connect at Panama with Of the Complny E1tfa
Siesmers for San Francisco. =, ~,
Tor passage apply at the oce, No III ~, u
Warrel-s = rth River. o-o ~
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STEAMBOATS, ano RAILROADS..

TE'HE Steamers EMPIRE STATE and
PAY STATE. Ct the Fall River Lac flr BOSTON,,
nd after WEDNESDAY,. October %, 1851. wit leave
New Nuk a. oClocs Z. NJ. cDv. starting from ncr NJ.
g. North River. rISDALE BORDEN.
O28 Nv Nos 10 and II Wesf-st
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.--
Il NEW YORK t. ALBANY and TROY On TUES

HUDSON RlN ER RAlLROAD.--
i NEW YORK ALBANY and TROY On TUES
DAY Oct H. the Trans Will until further notice. run 40
Leave New-Yors, gong North, Gem the Office near aa
Chambers St At A NJ WAY Mail Train for Albany and
Troy stopping at ManhatianvIle, l5-st, Tu6by HOOK,
Yonkers Hastings. DObb's Ferry, Dearman, Iairyto"n'
Sing Sing Croon Boscobel, VerplaDks Peesskll Gam
sons, Cold Sprmg. FIshkn, Carthage 10" P9hl New
Harb urgh Milton Ferry Poughkeepsie HYDE PARK,
RhiBebeck BaTrytown, Tvoh East Camp, Oakhlli Hud-
sengers at Peeksull, pouehkeepse and Hudson At 10
A NJ. for Peekskil stopping az all way stations A. ~
= NJ. for PeekskDl. stopping at all way station AZ II
PM ft1 Albany aud TROY stopping only at PeeSsnh Cold
Spring, Fishkil, New Ham6nrgh, Pouehkeeps'e Hyde
Hudson Stockport COxsacke, Stnyyesant SchodaoK anu
Castet0n At Ii NJ for freight and passengers TO pous-
keepse, stopping al all way stations AT NJ 10 fough
keepse, stopping at the way stations. Al NJ hrough
NAL Train stopping for passengers only at Peeksill.
Poughkeepsie and all between Poughkeepne and
Albany. Ata PM Peekskil stopping at way stations
Leave Albany going South at 7 AM. for NewYork,
Stockport Hudson, Oakhnl East Camp Tvo Barrytown,
Rhinebeck HYDE Park, Poughkeepsle: New Hamburger
Carthage Low Point FishkIll, Cold Spring, G'ausons.
Peekskil, Verpancks, Croton. Sng-Slng. TarrytowD,
Dobb's Ferry, Hastings, Yonkers and Manhattanyile;
vesant oxsackie Hudson Tvol Rhnebeck, Poughkeep-
se New Hamburgh Flskkn. Cold Spring and Peekskul
Alb PM for NewYo stopping at all stations be,
tween Albany and eeksk except Carthage Low PomIJ
and not stopping below Peekskll
A5.PM for Hudson, stoPpnS at an way stst Jon
Al st y NJ Tor arrival of Western trapl Tor New,
York stopping only at Hudson Poughkeepsie Fishk and
B-These Trains Will leave Troy IS minutes previous
Leave Poughkeepse for New-York at g. AN stopping
the way stations All AN for freight and passage,
Leave Peekskiii for New-York at 81 A NJ stopping a.
way stations. At PM stopping at way stations AT 8
ole W. c. YOUNG, President.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-29

~ G. and G. LIN E-The new and elegant
" Steamer BUCKEYE STATE, Capt G G stan;
ARD. leaves Buffalo MONDAY, WEDNESDAY
aud FRIDAY EV ENINGS the arrival OF the Express
Train from Albany Through from Buffalo to CINCINNATI IN
y hours Tickets procured board OF either othe
Peoples Line of Steamers and the RIP Van Wmke Fare
80 Sm A CABLE, Agent.
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ftle0irai.

DlCAL MOTTO E.-MRs. LA
lsA MOrHE the best Clai yoya ant No" hyins ioI The
teafnen, Of al diseases my be consulted dat from 10 10
l. under the cuecton of Dr. J La ao,he. That she 70
The best ClaIvoyant be fully proved from me ehfsoi,
ansry Of al kinds she has performed once No i
TONER Of Naccousai and Any SITS French EnSnsh and
tsanish spoken o. lh'
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Even the very Hans Of your head are nnmbered
/ NDERSON'S KESTORATIVE and

A NDERSUN RESIUKAITV n aud
~ PRESERVATIVE, or GREAT AMERICAN REMEDY
FOR THE HAIR-FOr restoring the Hair, preventing II
falling of turning and curing nervous head
ache The above article producing complete revolu
ton throughout the Union by the improved appearance o
the people tina, have used being free from oils or poison
ous mineral drugs recommended by the first Physl-
cians as n standard remedy. Manufactured solely by
VIM ANDERSON, New London. CT and for sale by
Charles III Ring corner of broadway and John ST. Nj
NOS Co No. 2ls Fulton St, DR.. Smith No % west
broadway Richards of Gold and Ann-sts Deiur
& Co Broadway opposite the Aston House, Lyons,
No $3.50 Peafl-st. Mrs Hayes No. IT'S Fuon-st and L
W Wood No 209 FultOns II Brooklyn. oil 2aWiHWSS'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-29

GERMAN CLAss.1Mf: R. BR a. >.L...'
~ RS cty proposes 20 open Evening N'ass 10
years - fr Gentlemen OF the 10th # November. at ms
s,sssnc, No 'S r sdTay inaaS IRE ~ .ae MeTn
is@.ssSs,ss ard Piano Forte ~, q o.u scA,,c.Dhe,v
Rseieoe ols WEI M;Sl0'
Iun.
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MAIL STEAMSHIP COM

PANY. - CHANGE Of SAILING DAY. - Only
Through Line ,for SAN FRANCISCO, wa ChAGhESS
drect Fare Reduced. TUESDAY, Nov d, at 8 o CLOCK
p NJ the splendid Double Engine steamship ONO, un-
eoualed 10 her accommodations and speed 5000 trns
Finday schenck L S n commander, viii sail on IL Es.
DAY Nov H. al O'Clock NJ precisely from her pier a.
the foot Of WaTrenst North River. with me iSvenne
Mails d,rect fer CHAGRES, connecting with the favorte
+ s Mail steamship TENNESSEE, 10 sail without any
slsv for Ssn Francisco arrival Of the passengers and
For passsge OF freight apply at the office No III wessts
~ &C.,, Nor.h River o28 tNOvll
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DODWORTH'S Dancing Academy,

a UUIJWUK II > IJdNCIhH NCdUtIIy,
IA No 4l8 Broome ST This establishment is now open
for season Classes ednesdays and Saturdays for La
dies Al Children ON Saturday for those who wish to attend
once week IClasses on Mondays and Thursdays Ohef
classes edns sdays and Saturday. IN the evening or
Centlemen PIactcing Lessons Thursday evenings
SoTess semi mon,hly for Adults. and monthly for Chl.
dren An the modern Dances included mthe course OF
instruction For particulars. see. Circulars. o]V I'M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-29

DEGULAR MAIL LINE, via StOning-
u ton, for Boston Providence, New Bediord Ianhlqn
and Newport carving the Eastern u 5 Mai, WITH
change Of detention secure and elegant
steamers c. VANDERBILT and COMMODORE eayeoa
alternate DAYS SUNDAYS eIceped) Pier No X, ths'
wharf above Batey-psce, at o'clock p VI. For pas
sage freight apply at PeT No g. or al the
office. No. II Battery place. sli
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nANCINGACADEMY, No. 10 Grand

u At doors fram Broadway-P. SAROCCO, PROBES
sor Inventor and sole Teacher known IN Ameca ssS
ANY opened his saloons for classes if
ladies gentlemen and children Private lessons gwen IN
BROOKLYN DANCING ACADEMY. FIanhiIn Bald
ing cf Orange ard Fulton SIS one dsor rom ru
ton p SARACCO. from No ITO Grand st. New-fo'k,
hss opened Dancing Saloon for ladies, gentlemen and
shildens classes Private lessons gwen IN families Ss
classes wAl commence ON the 29th INST 49, .
For particular. apply at ms Academy On the xoih be-
ssles al the dances. the American Cotiton VIII %
taught 10 children with the greatest PRECISION.
This advertisement only intended Tor the oest class OF
HpcetS. NV jim
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MADAME DEsJARDINS GRAVIER

lvI having removed her Dancing Academy to No 81
Clinton place most respectfully informs the public thas
she her classes and calls the attention OF the
connossurs the elegant dances La Crdc0vtd and
Ia Scienne which she has received from her agents IN
Paris and London where they have been expressly com
posed for this season, aud introduced IN America 10y her
only. O<S
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-29

HO PASSENGERS for CALIFOR-
NIA-Steamshp GOLDEN GATE.-Ths magnih::
cent steamer was spoken off POrnambuco IL days OUT ana
there is no doubt she will be able to leave Panama the
ror nIther Information apply at the office Of the PAC-
Nc ~ All EAMSHIP COMPANY. otN
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LYING-IN ASYLUM

II Applications for admission must be made to JAMES
KENNEDY NJ. D.. No. 1856 Dusne-Park
=" 1t much pleasure 10 recommend the above m
sttuton as calculated to effect much good think Dr.
Kennedy skilfun and well fitted to manage such an estab
Lshment. VALENTINE MOIl, III II.
OBJ lmMEMs
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HENRY WELLS and his Sister, MA

III DAME H. GfAVELLI. have commenced tuition
AT their Academy for DANCING and healthtul exercises,
al the STGiV ESANT INSTITUTE, NO 639 Broadway.
An The ne and fashionable dances will be taught in the
mest full and appropriate manner H. Wells and Sis
ter passed several years IN Pans studying their pro-
eon az the ROYAL Academy and at the best schools for
private dancing The by they propose 70 teach
entirely new and adapted fr the promotion OF health
NO for the requirement of graceful action aud depor
-, An,lv daily nj the ahoye address O2i linz
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SARATOGA AND WAShiS,G,h 80 "a -,
ION coNPANY-A dividend Of t duss Irs Sr
cent On the capital stock Of ,nls Goa Yas az day dram
payable The lst 81 .holjer or the amount due
him 5000 this Conuany VIII De eiOseu hp'u
the z7rh Of October !" the 49, Ed sCHRIyER Treas.
~. 81 fQ5l Ola -
r,ss.ursI's Once Troy, Oct u Io'l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-29

DIANOS for Sale and to Hire, at Bar
clay-st, opposite the Aston House, from 81 to oc-
tayes in rosewood ard mahogany cases -
90 3ms JAS THOMPSON, late Tallman Rsndeli
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r S MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPA.

OCEAN STEAM NAVIGATION
" COMPANY BREMEN va SOUrHAMP
TON The L. S Mail Steamship HERMANN, J. D. WI
con command der, wl saul for Bremen touching ssulh
,on 10 land The mails and passengers for Eng and and
France, on SATURDAY, NOV l. from pier NO. . NOi'A
M 30 eIuer,enced Surgeon Is attached TO the ship.
Al letters must pass through the Post once
snecie delivered in Hayre and London
Fer uassage freight apply 70 ~ -.
MOLLER, SAND RlERA, AGENTS.
o25 Sc NO 20 >'uiu' 81
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1 &C. FISCHER, Gate NUNS & FIs-
- CHER Manutsc,ory and wareroom. 40 Greenwich
At corner ID Dey PIANO-FORrES warranted. with re-
verse bridge and patent tube well calculated r keeping
IN tune Piano fories tuaed, repaired and exchanged
iy3l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-29

NINE. -GRAVIER hav-
Vl ing removed her DANCING ACADEMY to No "a
CIIN1ON-PLACE, most respectfully informs the pnhhc
thai she will open her classes Wednesday, October ~
I'm
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NOR BOSTON, via NEWPORT and

Il FALL RIVER-By the splendid and superior steam
ers EMPIRE STATE and BAY STATE, of great strength
speed particularly adapted to the navigation % long
Island Sound running connection with the an hlIe
and Old Colony Railroad distance OF 50 miles to Boston
only. Leave pier No. 8, n. X, near the Battery. ,,
The steamer EMPIRE STATE, Capt Brayton, on ~ ES-
DAYS THU RSDAYS and SATU RDAiS at r. NJ
The steamer BAY STATE Capt. VIM Brown, IN MON
DAYS, WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS. at NJ
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musical.
no SCHOOLS ami FAMILIES.-A
/ CARD-F w BRAKEMAN, Pro-

N kssot Of the Piano forte, begs leave 10 lnf'm hh ~
ais and the public that he VIII return from Europe me
k week Of November and that has first course ~ ~,
mon will commence at that time Mr. X resdeee WI
N Al the Nev-York Hotel. heretofore. OF Wv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-29

This line the only one tntt runs uifttt
These steamers are ttcd with cOHn'ohlous stae-Ioos'
and for the and comfort OF
sepgets who afforded br tins route nights rest on
board and arrival at Fall River proceed per Railroad,
reaching Boston early the following morning can remain
on board getting their breakfast If wished for until the
starting Of the accommodation tram at quarter past
O'Clock which reaches Bosom At quarter before
o'clock, A Nj.
baggage MISTER Is attached 10 each steamer VINO ~
ceyes and tickets the baggage and accompanies the same
to destination. . ~.
The rates passage and the pce OF sate-ropms the
same by other Ines. ,e
steamer connection with tins line To ana rom
Providence daily, except SUNDAYS ,rp.
Fare from New-York through to Providence, Fau River
or Newrort, 50; to New Bedford fare 80 CO.
Fueet to Boston taken at the same rates as by the
otcr regular lines and forwarded with great expedition by
an Express Freight Tram. which leaves Fall RIVER every
morpng (Sndays excepted at o'clock for Boston aou
New Bedford arriving Its destination at or about IL
AM -, - H.. NJ ,
For freight apply on board or atthe once on ffr 70 >
Mr. For rooms berths apply board Ut II IS
.sr,d 10 secure them ahead application may be made 10
jel0y TISDALE BORDEN, Agents, 10 ana VI "es'-s''
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COURAUD'S POUDRE SUBTLE

uproots hair from low Oreheads or any part Of the
body quickly and safely. LIQUID ROUGE for pale hps
and cheeks LILY WHITE for flushed, rough. ssllow
hIns at DR. GOURAUD'S old established Laboratory,
81 Walker-st., near Broadway. SOU
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sEARjNG'S PRIVATE DANCING


~ and WALKING ACADEMY, at No. 30 Bond st
open every ay Glasses the convenience of all.
Academies and families attended. For terms, apply az
sisxe % lnIs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-29
TUE PIANO FORTE.-MRs. NOR
NEACHER of MUSIC WANTED

An eligible situation offers 20 first class ran
,si Of snhet popular School near the city II 10
de.sbe that the Teacher f nsh a Piano Fore F0t fur
tlsr psr cBla1s apply personally 70 T. h "lLCoN'
United States School Agency No. 293 Broadway oS9 u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-29

MUSIC.-A Lady Teacher of the Piano
lvu and Singing viii receive few more pupils at her
,,sdepce or will attend al the pupils residence prefer
I'd Enquire Tor MUSIC TEACHER, No. 50 Frankin-st
aal iu,s
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-12
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OF Pavta Nav 27 Henry. Coleman, Nani had usi taken
"A hi 50 VII sent home 500 - I'm Ialcahnanal -,
Sno.en-Nsv 90 la, q So lon 36. Odd Fellow, Hedges
sH $50 VII 100 speypected to he At the Western Islands
Slin Nimrod Of New Bedford. has been purchased by
Wm Clifford for Sl6ooe and = to be continued ~ te "hA-
,ne huSinsSs uu. "a the command OF Capt y [ Cary.
SraLsn AMI 20 on OF Shore Ground snip Atlantic.
Coleman Nantucket 4s5 50 board bound On 10 tho
westward.
letter from Alex Bathurst. ESQ dated Pa "a june u,
reports on Coast Ch Apnl, SHIPS focahontas D1s
Of Homes Hole. 100 sperm 10 whale IN May lrton fsh
of New bedford 50 bblS whales alongside-mak-
IN $50 sperm ~ - a., .. az .,
Cook Moth pachc Ocean, Sophia Thornton, ne " W
seas unsl Young do, bark Bruce, lot farha'enl Dlef
Indian Ocean. So, ,,,,.h.
dated at Tacshuano Nav 1. reports ship Courier How
v halcs since leaSin- Apr u.