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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1851-03-01

SUDDEN DEATH IN THE GRAvE-Brisiol,
Conn, Jan. %, 1S5l.-Our town has been
thrown into the deepest sorrow, by the death
of Capt. Jesse Gaylord to-day, in the east
grave yard. Cap. G. was attending the fii-
neral of Mrs. johnson, and was assisting in
the ceremony: himself and another man
had just let the coffin into the grave, and had
not let go the cords, when he Instantly shook
them from his hands, and fell back, and did
not speak afterwards. Apoplhxy is suppos-
ed TO have been the cause of his denth.
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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1851-03-01

"SAID" AND "DoNE."-Once upon a
time, on Sunday afternoon, lad was SO
lazy in his motions thar he did not get to the
church-door till the congregation were COM
ing out, and he said TO the first man he met
"What! is it all done? ?" 80.
~ NO." said the man, "it's all said, but Pm
,hmklng u Will be long time before it will
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1851-03-01
DAVID WOODRIIFF.

Manufacturer Of Carriages, Buggies, Sulkiss, &c..
A general assortment of carriage fonstantly
on hand, made Of thc best ms .erial md in the
neatest style. All ork wan ntcd
Shop ON Main sire {. Sa.ek 0.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1851-03-01
Anti-SlaYerY SOngSi

WE have about 1900 copies of our selection
of Anti-Slavery Songs on hand, which we will
sell Wholesale and Retail orders from dis
tance shall be promptly attended to.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1851-03-01

GLAD OF IT.-At the Worlds Industrial
Exhibition, Commissioners have decided
that no liquors, fermented or spirituous shall
bo sold, ofT ~ rtirt-rI y 7 H0da or
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1851-03-01

ooh, ma," said juvenile to an elderly
dame, !" there goes pa with yoke of steers
to D bob-sled."
"liush, my child" said the mother, "it is
very vulgar TO say SO; you should say pair
OF gentlemen COWS attached to a Robert
sleigh |"
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1851-03-01
JAMES BARNABY.

PLAIN & FASHIONABLE TAILoRi
Cutting done TO order, and al werE Warranted.
North side, Main Street, two doors East Of
the Salem Bookstore. "
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1851-03-01
Care Of Angels over Men.
A Gem from one Of Tie earle" Of English Poe,

A Gem from one Of the earliest Of English Poets.
And is there care in hcavcns And is there love
In heavenly spirits to these creatures base,
That may compassion of their evils movea
There is, else much more wretchod were the
case
OF men than beasts but o tn exceeding
grace
OF highest God that loves his creatures so,
And all his works with mercy doth embrace,
That blessed angels he sends TO and fro,
To serve to wicked man, to serve his wicked
foe
How oft do they their silver bowers leave
To como to succor us that succor want!
How oft do they with golden pinions cleave
The fitting skies like ayng pursuivant,
Against foul fcnds to aid us militant
They for us fight, they watch and daily ward
And their bright squadrons round about US
plant
And all for love and nothing for reward;
o why should heavenly God to men have
"a 4fl such regardi SPENsER.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1851-03-01

G. DONALDSON & Co. sT-''-s
WAolesab and Retail Hard,eare MeycAqnfss
KEEP constantly on hand general asscssa
mont of HARDWARE and CUTLERY 1h7'si
No IS, Main Street, GncinnstE ''iar eel
January, ls4o,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-24
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD
III WINTER ARRAN0EMENT.-On and Gfter Mon
aav Dec 6 1880 the passenger trains vii run as follows

y -
aay Dec 6 1880 the passenger trains VII run as iouoWs
''"D0SyL LEAVE NEw-YoRK, GOING NORTH
From the Office In Hudson-st near Chanbersn
ATS Is A. M-For passengers 20 POaghkeepse, stopping
At all the way stations - $4,000.
2t2 p M-For Passengers to POughkeePse' stopping
AL M-For Passengers TO Poughkeepsie, stopping
nj NAphstianyie Yonkers, Hastings Dobos Ferry Dear
man Tanytowu Sing-Sing 6roton, Peekskla 6a1nsOHh
Cold Spring Fishkn- New Hamburger and Million Feny.
ASP. M-For passengers TO Peekskl Stopping I" ~
WY LEHVE PoUGHKEEPsIE. GOING SOUTH
ALA H-For New-York. Stopping Al Milton Fsrry
Hev-Harbgrgh Low Point Fishkll Cold spring, Gar
rsops PeekskiL Croton, SngSiRg, Tanytown, Dearman
Dohbs Ferry Yonkers and Manhauanvie.
AtsA M'-For freignt and passengers 70 new'1orh
stopping Al ali way stations on signal. -
Ain 45A M-For passengers 70 New YORK, stoPPlnlg
n New. HernburRh Tshki, Cold Spring. 0arrisons feek
skin sing-Smg TGrytown, Dearnsn, DoooS Ferry ano
iAtsPM-For New-York stopping at all wsy ststoas
on signal. wew,zY xOp HuwvOEK
AL M-StoppinR all way stations on signal
Passen0ers Will promote their convenience ana saeJ y
obseTving he following rules: lst Give particular dreS
nons 10 he where your baggage 70 Do aS
lyered that be NAV mark II accordingly ana nereoy syoN
mistakes and deAys 3D. procure yoaI uckeo oeiore sns
ne Inc cara; % do not stand on the Plaiorms
dis OLIVER a. LEE oapoIl1so1-o--
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-24
NETWORK TRIBUNE.
SUPREME Court Room, NEW CITY HALL,
Tuesday, February 10.

K. ARTHUR BAILEY, President, called
the Congress K order r. PoSD, Secretary, read the
fo 0 Of Delegates being in order, Gilbert Hsger
, he Hnetesuth Ward was received a. DeegaIe
from, The National Reformes thereof; fouTteenh Wsrd
Cornelius l. Sloat and John OConnsr: g., o..,.,..
,e.sr,eJ ihef credentials and were received, VIZ Mr.
md MIS- e Loveland and Miss Ellen Turner 49, ~,
,ntena holding meeting next Monday Al Moores Bloom
IN cdse Road between Forty fourth and fortyhin su
49, AIR FRANKS from the Committee appointed 70
orsze he Legislators upon the subject OF the unsod
stare Lands made the following report ana "
the Legislature ard read also "a s1 .nOended The re-
morn ssked the Slate Legislature TO SET apar me rooc
Lands of the State for the establishment y. as
Cations tbe cor 10 leu Of Psuperhouies and ren1ennes
~ AZ ; means on essenng the increase Oh inese -,
MI Willis moved he adoption Of me report ana iouno
a second. , ,,o,,ld he sehsted He had
received = communication from the State Engineer IN
which be refused 70 i'm par CERTAIN III m % 10
he condemned the apathy and Injustice OF me LEGISLATURE
In providing by proper mes1Ie s III nv ~ rE nv
hpidng 8nrksbops and establishing industrial nsoclsuons
upor the lard instead Of pauper houses ana
for those reduced 10 crime and poverty y "aA' VI Gun
ployment
MrCnArE made The following report CT ne cooperalVe
Labor League. which on motion was adopted
The Board n Manager The C0oD@anre i'ao0' League
Ess ~ sIsd the place Of me.as he Hall Of
p,r,. Henry = corner Cstbsrne A. winch ps nef once
u the ousos Of he @ &c ~ " oPsn eeO
Tlursdsy sssBng ats 'clock go,
Tst M stu 70 prrgrsss uunbers and usefa
-. ard te Board q that Their
iors the Pntcs o Cooper@toa to Pr.s are a@y
bsecming better appreciated
And that have believe iaS such Elosrs v"
sesdy ou h League vii male ~ -ors,rf Q, the as'
All Ekrh respectfully subu TIED ~ oIasf q ihs bosro
Nv } CRATE, SO.
MIRA LOveland, Delegate from he shrtsesers' resa 70
The Con gTess the subOi communication wnien oAe'
the usI sympathy and applause Of The audiences - n..,
Lee ssSs 70 say tbaI an ous Of the Deegstss IRON tns
"a Of lie Shit ssxsfs' on Of TIE Chy q hss
Hall. h0ctay eVe1lg, req d.
uestg q. the IOdustrs Coz So nportsnrs an
sing united Effort afeirlte ias coll'l- y - ~.
na- Op.faty.. W. th ~ Ways and s'o' ~ -.
class Il Fsmaes greatly 1srsh-ef 80. N IN.
kng speedy sfort. cas- iD1t ,,t 80. t nj.
ARE shirr Fs-sbf.hEsrt.. hey rnfNy ~. -
hundred ADDS als leer 'ei =. -. =,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-24
MEDICAL.
Ferry DAWES

Ferry DaWss
VEGETABLE PAIN KILLER, is the
best article In the world for he immediate relief Of Tx
tsruG and Internal Complaints Pun directions for its
VIII be found IN thu Peoples Pamphlet published by the
propneIoI', copy OF which vii be given with every
bottle For sale al wholesale In New-York. by
A. b. \ ID. Sands, leo FutOrst William Surgee, 81
Cortland-st Minor Co. PA Futon-st Geo J. w.
Asybee, 81 Nessau-st; Hsvusnd Reese Co 81 Maiden
lane; Ward Co. SS do; Acott McKisson Robbins,
IN DO. Leeds Hazard. l2l do; T. Tnppee, ~ do !
Norton Bsbcock Wood, 1879 do. r b. Havand Co. IN
Broadway; Haydock Corles Clay, 2l3 Peal at; q. "
CBckenerS Co 81 Barclayst Koop Fischer Co Newst,
and John CaTle Co. l5S Waterst Also, for Sale by the
Trade generally
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITs
And buy none but the GENUINE ORR 9INAL PAIN Kill
PERRY DAVIS & SON,
"a Highest Providence
N g. The name Pain Killer belongs exclusively 10 PER
by the Supreme Court "a Sms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-24

lVWINTER ARRANGEMENT commencing Monday
Feb TO- 1881 = Leave New Yerk for Bmghamton, Elmira
Corning Hon nesvile, Geneva Rochester Buffalo and
eedisls places daily from pier oot OF DushesI " 'oi
MORNING NAIL TRAIN at AM stopping al all the SITS
lions OF arriving at Geneva the same evening
Passengers for Rochester nunao &C can lodge A. oelo
"a and TAKE the Express Train from Albany next morning
arriving Rochester and Bafslo at the same time a. pas
sensers Wa Albany with the advantage ofs nights rest
Way rRArN Al Il " for Ousylle P'ermOnt anc al M
tern edisie stations
ExpREss TRAIN for Newburgh a. iPM.-Passengers
for all stations between Suferns and Ousve by taxing
this train will reach Suerns In season to take the Eastern
Division Way train.
Bufferns Chester Goshen, Mddletown, otsvlle Del
gyare, NanowsbuTgh, Hancock, Deposit, susquehannA
Great Bend, Bmghsmton and stations west OF
Passengers for Corning Horuesyie and Cuba VIII iake
Passengers for Buffalo by this train proceed to Geneva
and Jake the Express train arriving al Buffalo same evening
Passengers for Ithaca Csyuga Bridge and towns on Cay
uga Lake the Of the Cayugs and susquehanna
va of the Erie trains.
Passengers for TogA and Lycommg counties, Pa, take
the cars Of the Corning and Blossburg Railroad at Corning
STAGES leave iddeto wn Oasv2le Delaware, Narrows
burg Hancock Deposit Susquehanna Great Bend, Bling
hamilton Owego, wavery, Elmrs. Corning, Painted Post
TRAINS TO NEWBORN
MORNING MAIL TRAIN leaves Geneva 81 AN stop
ping az al the sanons and arriving Ia New-rork I'm
EIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN leaves Geneva al | NJ and
Cuba NJ stopping al stations west Of Bngh amton and
burgh Delaware Ousvlle, MddletowH and saaerns' ar
living In kew-York n g AM q.
EASTERN DIVISION WAY TRAIN leaves Otsvile a. 54s
M stopping ii al the stations and arriving Ia NewYora
NI2l5AM
NEwBURGH BRAScH leave Newourgh Tor View rorA
Express Train without stops) at Il AN, arriving in New
York at 1918 Am. IA, 4,
WAY Train at 81 A for Chester, connecting with the
Mail Train for the West
Way Train for Chester and New.Yo rk a. X M G p
meeting with the Mail TEaia 70 Now ~ o. . A.
Passengers for New-York leaving at Pm, arrive al
Newburgh by this train at 845.
Freight for Geneva Rochester and Buffalo, and al places
West taken by Express freight trains and u torwsfaed
through without delay. CHAKLE ssD MImS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-24
NTFW-YORK ANEW HAVEN RAIL.

lVReAp-Op and After wednesday. Dec IS. the slov.
ng Trans VIII leave he Cana - S4f0s Gear broad way
kAdrosa Odce rwenr-seventh-sL
T. Accommodation Tram a. SAN ~ neN-Eoe se.e
hasrooeea Rs for Cssssr 6TeeRw e. sSgo,o or
strsrsord, Milford sne New Haven Passenger ron ne
Wsy Stations for Albany and the stations 90 he housans
I'D Naugstgck Railroads VII lzks ,hE ran and SOP a.
si1eeport Passepgersrotn for Boston Prov
lts1~e Vooss,sr HART p, sPrughet and Connecuca
a. New-HayeD Passengers for Canal Rsilrcsd stop al
Fvpress Trsin n : O'Clock AN sor stamford Bridge
port Albany HOusalonic Nssgamck Railroads Rev.
Haven and the Canal Railroad, Middleton Hartford,
5 Accommodation Train 81 o'clock 4 NJ for New.
6aven and intermediate Stations Passengers by thia
Tain FOR he CssAl Railroad viii remain al NewHaven
unn 81 PM For New-Hayen, Hartford and Springfield
railroad remain in New. Haven until up n
a Express Train ats NJ for Stamford, Sndgseor and
Nav gaiuck Railroads Waterbury, hew-hsVen, Hartford
Springfield Worcester and Boston
3 Express Train a. 5 Is 2 NJ for STANFORD and Norwah
and connecting with Housatonc Train al Bridgeport fof
Albany and Plttsheld
g. Accommodation Train al 4rM Tor hsW-hNeu ano
!. Communication TrsD Al s r NJ for Bridgeport and IN
'e''0e'"''s TRAINS TO NETWORK
. l. Communication Train al 10 AN from Bridgeport STOP
sing al AL the intermediate Stations.
Accommodation Train a. A ID. of re"-ns'es
stopping all Intermediate Stations
.onnns Al an intermediate Stations receiving passenger
nom Hartford and ew-Haven, CANA Railroad and Esog
Exprsss Train at 10 m Tin connection with tho Ex
oress Train from Boston, nom NewHaven stopping 81
bridgeport and Stamford receiving Passengers nom hs
Housatonic Railroad at Bridgeport
Recommendation Train al so Pm. lrecetving passez
gers nom the Accommodates Tram nom Boston and
hom the Haugstuck Railroad al brdgeport nom New
Haven stopping At all Intermediate Stations
s Express Train at 10 P NJ Tor in connection With M
press Train from Boston stopping al Bndgeport Norwan
and Stamford. arriving IN NewYork AZ IL 80 Pm
T. Express Train at 9 IS p NJ. nom Bridgeport N con
nection with the Housatonic Train from Albany and fitS
6eld sfopping a Norgalk and Stamford.
gers are requested 70 procure tickets before tans
seats Ia he Cars IB7 III T. B. hAsOh sapI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-24
Central Railroad OF New-Jersey: ,,r,e,
WINTER ARRANGEMENTS.

Va L Y
w Commencing MONDAY Nov. T. lso-rn4ry, I noSe
extends from ELIZABETH OFT IS miles to me
HOUSE NJ J. reducing the staging between mo 'efniui
Of Inc Road and EASTON 10 Is miles. -, -.
This lne leaves New-York by steamboat neo IseaSh
per no. North River and connects VIE uuls On w
New Jersey Railroad, which leaves New'Tork rom 'o0'
81 COrtand-st ,.Ao., ~ I.ek
Il pier No North River at Ill M freight and I'm
passenger, and by N J. Railroad foot o. CoruAno~ "'
frsins leave White House and following pisces for Ne"
White House at 81 AM; freight at 81 AM rs''enE"
somervils At AM. Freight At : AM Passenger
Bound Brook at St AM. Freight al lOm AM rA'
Pislnseld Al 81 AN. freight" u AM Passenger
Rpm. .-, ~ D.,,sro.t q,
Bpm. ,..o.r II 70. A
ElzsbethPon a. a AM Freight |" q A~'' --'0"
ger al l 2 N. 49,. - A. .~,s,.I NJ M. = 4 a
,rrn rom Eew-York a. the White House 70 convey pa
80 oers 10 Esson WikesbssTe Bethlehem Allentown ano
Hssch Chunk Penn and to Wilmington, Lebanon Cnso0
NB-AI BAGGAGE at the hsk OF me owners untn G os
uyered into The actuA possession Of INC Agenu OF mo
psny and checks or receipts given neresof u.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-24

COAL DISCHARGING-The Subscri-
" Der is landing Black Heath Range and Stove
Coal In handsome order This superorfuel burns without
cncker and IL entirely free from bone slate aud other
impurities Also, 10 yard, Peach Orchard, Leigh. Liver
pool Camel and Siding Goals all of prime quality and
for sale al greatly reduced prices.
JAMES L. WORTH,
2ln "a Broadway and Fourth, cor. Thompson.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-24
MOTHER SCIENTIFIC WONDER!

Al
IN Dr. HOUGHT0N5 PEPSIN, the true digestive fluid
or Castle Juice Great Dyspepsia Curer prepared from
Rennet The fourth Stomach Of the Ok after directions OF
Baron Lebig the great Physiological Chemist by j. b.
Houghton M. D., Philadelphia, Pa
This is a truly wonderful remedy for Indigestion, Dys-
pepsa Jaundice, Liver Complaint Constipation, and De-
billy curing after natures own method, by natures own
agent the Gastric Juice.
The Gastric Juice is the Great Solvent OF the food, the
purifying preserving stimulating agent OF the stomach and
version offood into bood-no nutrition Of the body but
rather foul torpid painfo and destructive condition OF
the whole acknowledgements. weak, halidead, in
jurtd stomach produces no good Gastric Juice and hence
the disease, distress and debility which ensue.
But this may be supplied by extracting the digestive
principle Pepsn, from The stomachs of animals resemb-
ling man thus forming Digestive Fluid precisely like the
natural Gastric Juice In s CHI mca powers, and furnish
ing a complete and perfect substitute for II.
The art Of performing the process Of Digestion Arhciay
has long been known to Physiological Dr. Houghon claims
the merit of making the application OF this art TO the cure
of Dyspepsia, In q perfect and agreeable form.
~ READ THE SCIENTIFIC EVlDENCE!-Baron
Iebg in his celebrated work on Animal Chemistry says
IAN Artificial Digestive Fluid analogous TO the Gastric
Juice may prepared from the mucous membrane OF the
stomach Of the Calf in which various articles OF ood az
meat and eggs will be sofened, changed, and dgested,
iu.t in the they would be in the human
stomach"
Cal on the Agent for further evidence, Of similar
character 1t 10 doing wonders for Dyspeptics Every
bottle the genuine preparation bears the written sigma
tuTe OF J. S HOUGHTON. NJ D.. sole proprietor.
Dr. HOUGHTONS NETWORK OFFICE, So Lspe'
nard.st a few doors from Broadway. 22f lw
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-24

NOR LIVERPOOL-Packet of goth
IL FEBRUARY-The splendid regulsrP scketship KOS
Gus Capt Eben Howts Jr viii sail as AooVe-uer resu
For Freight or Passage (hsvRg unnvaled accommoda
appv on board al Pier No. Il Eas RIVER or 70
4'-1'1ff' SPOFFORD, TILESTON 4 CO
,sf.o, As BOuth-sL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-24

IlTON aad NETWORK. via STOhlhGTON Ana
PROVfDENCE-InlAnd route, without fsry, ehsnge o.
cars OF baggage! 1.,Y,rsurrrrc r., Io. stona ana
rhHHODORE Capt Wa h. Frszes, IN eonnecnos
Wiz he sonngtOn and Providence end Sosi9n sc
rrovidence Railroads leaving New York daly t1unn.ys
.1csneSl nom pier Mr. hrs wharf above banery-Pese
AZ O'clock 81 and Stoningtor atsP N or upon me ~
rivai Of TIE Mail Train nom Bostsn 49,. o,ta .z6.r,
hese steamers were built expressly for me roee -
IN every respect particularly adapted 70 me -
Iu1g Island soand The accommodations fof -.
sonmodOus and CONFERENCE.-The othces osPsO'0 a0N
penenced. 49,. - 49,, d,reef Desveea
xosIop and New FORK passengers are enabled % Hnvs
h ample nEne for the morning Ines 2. go
raroads running various points nom oee 80 - -rna.
The MsssACHUsET7S win leave hew-r ora % ~
Sx1 Fhursdsg and Saturday. Leave ssonins'Oo y"
das WedDes6ay and Friday. uo.x.v We'd.
The COMMODORE Will leave New ors aoe~ S{,.r.Sss
seeday and Friday Leave sEOninR'On hOe''''
and Saturday. Ia. ..ayrers Al gtnn
t,eto1 vrcced irsmediately IN me spndla
10 Providence and Boston. 5ssgage-TrSs ,sssSga
parties e.ch uain 10 aid rom 1o sio. - h ,nade 4
berbs sfsterooms or freight applications Mss - 49,
ne Agents On Ihs wharf add oAes' ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-24

Umpire CITY LlNE.-At reduced
AZ of fare. Through tickets San Francisco via
Chagres and by the L. Mail tbs Pacific The
splendid steamship CRESCENT CITY, John Tanner
Commander will leave her dock Pier ~ r. for Chagres
direct, FRIDAY, Feb %, al o clock P NJ All freight
must be board and bills lsding signed at the office pre-
vous to the day Of sailing For freight apply TO
T. B. STONE, 10 Battery place.
The steamship EMPIRE CITY, Capt J. ID Wilson, will
leave her dock pier No N on Thursday, March IS al
O'Clock, 2 NJ. l4f t28
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-24
CALIFORNIA.
INDEPENDENT STEAMSHIP LIN

INDEPENDENT STEAMSHIP LINE
FOR SAN FRANCISCO, VIA CHAGREs. DIRECT
ar reduced rates OF Passage and Freight The neT and
oen' The fastest steamship In tho world J. H. Beihen
IommardeT Will leave pier North River, for Chsgres
direct, on TUESDAY, the nth day Of March, O'Clock
M This steamship s entirely new, having made but
one p TO Chsgres and passengers depend upon her
being ceeu her ddinR. &C hes from disease Sns
mas 70 age and commodious state rooms; some Dressy
cetigned for The of families This steamer viii be 10
New-York her return Trip from Chagres. before
the sd otMarch Passengers intending 10 leave for San
Francisco Chagre would do well 10 examine her extra
Accommodations and notice the proved which
the u ventilated. An experienced surgeon is attached
lns ship All freight must be board and bills OF aiding
signed previous the day Of sailing. For CHI pass
age, other Information. inquire Of r NORTON al the
Office pier No, North River, the foot Of MorriGst
where The plan Of the cabin can he seen and saerooms
berhs secured. 22fml2
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-24

FREE NEGROES IN OHIo.-There are only 20 30
free negroes in Ohio. Philadelphia alone has
nearly double that number.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-24

EOR LIVERPOOL.-United States
h Mail Steamship BALTIC Capt Jos j. comstock. This
Steamship will depart with the Mails for Europe, positive
W. on Wednesday, 18th ofMarch al y 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 Ofice
For freight passage, having unequaled secommoda'
ions for eleg6n or comfort, apply 10 -
EDWD. X COLLINS, IS WallSt.
Positively no freight viii be received on board amer
Monday evening, March s.
The steamer PACIFIC will succeed the BALTIC, and
sail March 10. OF