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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-07

The THREE "PATHIEs." -Dr. Nlcns,r
gives free lecture by request tonight nhea
Hall. on The comparative merits Of AIepa'''' n'~''
Thy and HydropaIhy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-07
BUSINESS NOTICES.

~ LEARY & Co., Hatters, and Leaders
Of Fashion for eeu,eneu,s Hats and Aston House.
introduced the style Tor Saturday 18th Inst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-07

" HOWARD HOTEL, corner OF Broad
way and Maiden lane New-Yo 10 kept by ALBERT
CLARK formerly OF The United States Hotel Boston, and
sAMUEL BAILEY, from Springfield Mass The house being
much improved travellers will find one OF the most com
Portable and convenient Hotels in the city XII wv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-07

EMBROIDERED BREAKFAST CAPs.-E. II.
NEWMAN S3t Broadway. o6ers about 100 dezen Of the
Ladies' will find them the cheapest goods ever offered
10 their notice Aso large lot Of lace and muslin Under
Sleeyes of The uewest STYLES ms A.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-07

II FowLEas q WELLS, PhrenOlogists
and Publishers Clinton Hail. Isl Nassau-st the Park
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-07

NoTICE.-5O pcs three-ply Carpeting at
u, rd so pee super at c. per yard; 5000 yds heavy
. ~ prSys =, 10 cts for sale by BAILY BROS
vi, Si $780, asa Pear-st, near Chatham.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-07

MADELAINE This charming moral Ora
ma drawing very largest and most respectable au-
dences every eve ming to BARNUMS Museum IL is pic
tsre OF domestic life like The Druakard but exces that
popular piece IN eveTv particular In the afternoon the
perormsnces at BARNUMs very lively aud sughsble
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-07
u,oMARRlED LADIES-Or those whc

carly life have been hereaved Of the great advantage
80 roe onportunv with the regard 10 secrecy
Of RECEIVING instruction IN ali the branches PERTAINING 70 se
ting to chemistry Botany Celestial Geography &C. To-
gcther with Drawns and Painting, EmOIodey, Fancy
Ne,1ework and Music in ITS highest brancheS-Ot Lazy
no has returned from the South and had years OF eNpe
euce m mpartng instruction TO those advanced III ne as
VII as Inc volatile youth Lessons given privately a Their
own residence Cali OF address note poStpaid) 10 Mrs
WOODS PIP Fulton stating where % ne seem Alu I'M
mediate attention Will be gwen Terms very hou'I@'o'
ip49 w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-07
Y. II. Planners Selection of Rules for Business
llen.

Establish yoursofon the broad and sound bass Of intos
uls.
SCI the means thfy open o. an
Calculate the probabilities oi the future increase and
multiply the means # affirmation
TO compete successfully with your ncshbpr, participate
Ia the facilities afforded to ~ ahead.
Confess ignorance n regard 10 subjects IA winch you sre
uumf,fmfd listen aud learn.
Keen TIE mind on the nuns rather than the object
TYke advantage II modern facHcs, aud accomplish "A
much n "A sluele day rs required weeks months years,
Dont depend upon your lungs aloneuse the lungs
Ofthc Press 80,
Consider ho causes Il the good standing II some and the
decline fail and want Of success II Others and regulate
your c0ndu q accordingly
IfyOur suit not with your ends pursue tse ehuh
which suit with your means
Reflect On hat you see and hear. Set mind nj work
reason with candor weigh well and consider for yourself
decide and act l.
Treat yor customers your friends by serving them IN
the best manner.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-07

- II ~ MAIL - IA llNHAP GUM
= Pm +Oulv through Inc H. Cali1rnia aud O-e-on
. p lerar steamers inspected .a1 a1arlv.i bv a..
ar anil -a-rl,l- che Z li-el S-,es Nal. v-.
.r H -.ir Panama 1-l >.l t-.-c..ch 20 tls is' ans
lt o1-s NJ sch month ,-r s~ a.-.- . -.,lr1 abilene
900 Nd Touch 90 Acapulco. san D.--o All Non
itcl ioEire steamships belonging to pie Pause N,t
AF. pre- 1.H .l me Ffc .c one ot w1-rA
" ~ 1i- 80 n.t 30 s,ra r-., li ~ --l'e
-'n 1900 TONS. Tr.1hl a1 Guns.
I-la.- lfo1 fru. g.,-.. r.I r..-..
-.l 80 tlus lo.lual'. ba sans,
-a..-cr-H- flI tra.. T-r.-lrr GO -.-as.
lNi'.--t.l, ltl Guns. Antelope.
Fremont. f.1 rns
I..leF ~ '-'hD Ca.rr a w- p.s between Sia Fran
on, m prcrgn. avl-t.l- ~ tla former l'rt tls
trur- wtlorf delay vn re mails AMI passengers Tor the
steamer nom san Francesca
a reg a June of 1-eeiors HiI he kent f1r fhe trans
5 ol l-r-h ana transient passenger between Pana-
c "c SHOWN st,ams n sarah sands u $50 cum. tlr-
css l1s llacr charter o. The clna.n, auI peculiarly
ions % her cal eu,s, al BE- Se q; running
as -i ezra family boat
one = ne above steamers VIII Keep u1 She connection be-
tween AGA n-co and the o,hcr MeUcan ports
NJ cennecion II the Atlantic wI be maintained oy the
thlI-i >ait> Aiall Steamships
5ieorEla, 300 TINS; Crescent Cry. 100 tuns
ono ,ren funS; Cherokee. 1900 tlus,
Le-1ihs Ne-f rs orChagres on the llth and 2oth Of
The new steamship Eljor,lo and the Falcon VIII form
enc me between New-Osans and Chasres, leaving AZ
stc@ ieot- AS " III insure Little detention plss Die on
the lsthmus and forming with the Pacific Steamships.
thraesh INC & anc from and ports IN Mesl,o'
CaIorn2 and OREGON Passage FROM New -cans he
secured ron ARMSTRONG, LAWENSON CO,
The fare or through tickets from New-Yorx 10 san Fran
cisco mas been reduced from
S4o0 IN STATE Rooms 10 $500
SsJo IN Lower CABIN 299
Tie rate from NevyYok to Chagres viii he at the lowest
adopted by any safe seasteamer between those ports
For choice q berths apply at the Office Of the Company
81 and $ South-st at their Agency, III West-st
az D&Wu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-07

NOR LIVERPOOL.-United States
II MAJ steamship RAITIC Cant Joseph ! Comstock.
TINS steamship viii depart with the mails for E1oPe posi-
lively SATJ RDAN. 7th june, AT ociocS " rom st
he6 N the foot of Canal-st No berth secured tai pad Tor
All Letters and papers pass through the Post Once
For freight passaee having uneq iaied ACCOMMODATIONS
o' Wv FW'b X COLLINS, Sc Wall-st
Positively no freight will be received on board aIter
Thursday evening. June 9Th. , NJ. ,,
- d. my27
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-07
Notice, Of v. b. Palmer's Agency.

The business 4 advertising imPeriectly shoefs.ooa
~ u1err hanfs generally Nj Palmers gfeI ehpensncs
- venssve army enable HIM 70 gye very important 4n1
ih gzestlOzs these matters 10 all who nay Asof
m with an interview The subject as presented ~ hln
- cyfsny worthy the attention u al persons ca
rsrsd VI active business IN Y DGi!y Tribune
"Pamers enterprise accompanied as 3 Win as an,
ting industry, clearsghtecness, in1omitaDls shSf, 49,
sveug terseyeyance deserves the reward whicl -
have never doubted he would eventually receive
dllsh.a PsJhc L<d9er -
"Nr Palmer Is we believe. entitled 20 1ns ~ IN az
oY1enatng aud establishing upon genera 1919 -
country tbs new and important pubic
We doubt not thai is advantages VII oe 49,. are AZ
and auureclaied and the euterpfiss ~ "lNA '-D' -
fof5ed farly rewarded. "-BS!fsSsors DIM. i.vptf
January 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-07

TvOR KEYPORT and FORT HAMll~
n Tcy me steamer JOHN HART leaves Chambers
. IsiIv suudays eIceDted) at oclock h rctaIn-
is1 eaves Keypor AZ O'Clock M anns a. OF a.. -
lltou each way. -
CTATEN ISLAND FERRY.-Fare OF
-. eave Staten Island-At1. g. .. Il, IL, a
- stT 1875 7PM Leave New fork-As.ss,,' -
ao n A n sad All q aLa6.T.1PA @J""
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-07
THE TRANSATLANTIC STEAM

London, Boulevard MOutmartTe, Pans. ,, ~,
After the st Of April next, the rate Of freight by ne
above steamers from Liverpool VII be materially relueea
THE PENNSYLVANIA st f 4 NJ
n SHIP co and LIVERPOOL PHIL ADELPHIA
STEAMSHIP CO, intend running then new Steamships as
CRY OF MANcHESiER 2is5. caPt v. o Campbell.
CITY OF OF FFrIHifiIl1AtDiELPHIA.5s ~ CAPT
c17v OF crAsc sSSs Hl 4P5Ila1 l7,b 1uv
- ~ e-'''. FROM fiyERFooI, .
CITY CITY OF 4sSs f R A] Angus!
CITY OF PT1T R&TEs OF Pass f&ssAcr Isl September
c. FROM fLADE II, PROM Li'ES 5P SIoe,s
Sai3n co joiiSrs CaiIa--i G iiaeas
These rates include Provisions and Stewards Fee, bat
A NE 81 sfe,r. NV beryeen IverDooI and Glas-
g-v Hayrc Rotterdam. Leghorn, Marselles and other
fyerodi and henoe by I'M. iiHe to Philadelphia direct
WORLDS FAIR.-A limited number OF passengers viii
the cabin stae-roonS The accommodations and attend
VIII be- found most superior An experienced Surgeon
tun and primace All goods sent the Agents Phila
depha and Liverpool VIII be forwarded with economy and
RiE1HARbsoN' WATSON CO, New, York and Philad
RICHARDSON, BROTHERS CO Liverpool.
PATRICK HENDERSON co Glasgow ~
HHE BRITISH and NORTH AMER
4 ICAN ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS between
BOSTON and LIvERPOOI-The Boston ships only call
at Halifax 20 Land and receive mails and passengers
ARABIA. Capt. -. AFRICA. a. RyrIe.
PERSIA, Capt -. EUROPA. L. c. Lott
ASIA. { VI T. JudNns. NIAGARA, !. Stone.
AMERICA.N shannon. CANADA, W Harrison.
CAMBRIA Lench.
These vessels carry clear white light al mast head
green on starboard bow, red on pori bow.
DAYS Or SAILING.
EUROPA. Lott from \ EW- YORK, Wednesday. May 81
CAMBRIA -. FROM BOSTON, Wednesday. May e.
AFRICA. RyIe, from NEW NOi{k, wednesday. J une 4
CANADA Harrison from BOSTON. wednesday. June H.
ASIA. Judkms. from NEW YORK. "Wednesday. june 10.
AMERICA. Shannon from BOSTON. wednesday, june 25
NIAGARA, Stone. from NEW Rk, "Wednesday July5
FL ROpA. Lott. from BOSTON. wednesday. july p
AFRICA. Ryrio. from NEW YORK. Wednesday, July TO-
CAMBRIA, Lcitch. from BOSTON, Wednesday July o.
ASIA. Judlms. from NiW YORK. Wednesday, july 80.
CANADA HARRISON from BOSTON, ednesday, Aug
AMERICA. shannon. from NEW YORK, Wed Aug l3
NIAGARA. Stone from BOSTON. "Wednesday Aue %.
AFRICA. kuc. from NEM-NORk, "Wednesday Ang a.
III RcPA. Lott. from BOSTON. Wednesday. sept j.
ASIA JudkIns. from NEW YORK. " etuesIay sept TO.
PASSAGE from New Iors Boston % Liverpool, SIZE
Borhs secured unt paid for Ere sht viii be charged
ON suoc Oud amount FOR personal expenses An eN-
peuenced Surgeon ON board.
All letters and newspapers must pass through The Post
Office For freight passage. apply 70
= CUNARD. Jr., 80 Broadway.
French German and other Foreign Goods received and
brough ut IN common with British Goods Through bills OF
ladng are gwen IN Havre for New-YorS.
II Persons intending 20 take passage 10 England m the
Roya Mail Steam ships requested o call Al me oihoe
80 Broadway before believing the reports that the sh are
fulI myl9u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-07

Fer freeht or passage apply 90 EDWARD 4 COLLINS
&C WalI-st New-York BROWN. SIIIpLET d co. LE-
orDoo!: L C ROBERTS CO. 70 KIn-s Arms Yard
London Boulevard MOutmartTe Paris. ,
After the LIST Of April next, the Tate Of freight oy te
ahoHe stcaEers from Lve-loo- WI be m-.enag relucet
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-07

FOR LAKE SuPERIoR.-Mr. Miller, the
energetic Superintendent of Lighthouse called upon
US yesterday on ms trip to the upper lakes lhciuuls
Lake Superior. with supplies. The brig Boston mas
her as far as Chicago and leaving her there wlipro-
coed to Lake Superior. tDcfoN AdNeFuSoI' 'u'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-07
Vi. PaImer's Hints for Business Men.

The door 10 wealth respectablty influence and HONOR
M b NEGLECT, ayertlslng not only robs himself II hla
far advantages bestows the spos ON has wiser nEais
lie who adVeftlses udclOuslJ aud extensively can aou
10 eel his customers better advantage than he who does
not lecause he adOpsthe correct means 70 multiply theH
number and secure himself much larger amount OF pM
ness He who does the largest business can do A. he
small est percentage Of prOtt -, N
An old business subsst unth as cnsi2ofs uioP on
v death or removal but he who would build up business
now be Ike the time and improve 'hs advantages
To neglect IT, ike resolving never to travel By stesrs
communicate by teiesfapn ~ - ~ LIS t@sns Al
the light and INSIST upon living IN pc ~
individual may do ths al his own cost, Dut c"mhnhlJ'
class, will never act 80 unwlsely. -.
H. man Who refuses 10 advertise his business IN effect.
coeses ncapacy and defeat, and retreats 10 the roar
rank VI ms profession II, l.. .x.,.,..a, q.
the selection # places and choice made Of ihe pape"
lest adapted 10 the pursuits Of advertisers - IA;
IL Is de 10 speak u the cost Of Advertising as an mpe1
nentas well might one object % tho cost OF
goods protecting them from thieves OF a"aiihs ''"" o
cionaI peseycrIng avertsiag 4 the sCbsct be a al
fi n a. an ndsputable fact, thai there - 20 in
stance u well sustained adherence 10 cohthueo 'JsSm
Of advertising failing of success ,.....,
Nj gapy years can eapse before the large commerch
dealings % the country will concentfae ~ ths ls =,
he san, y which this great anil 5escfosnt change Is 70
be effected are VARIOUS, but chef among them aaosrs
cno n two or three pagers, even Ia all those o.
the city the business done, Dnt IN ths m. WHEY
circulated journals Of ne Whole r'S"" "'<"s S3''"' ~
Nothing has get been way Of advertising com
pared hal can and inevitably VIII Do 81, .,a,.,
The merchant who mas feasonaDle amount ~ eapisss
and his good shape far better afd 70 Nj
yertse b. the amount VI $1,000 rear than any less sum
Thee who take hold II this mghy engine a. al early ar.
and weld with judgment aud G>cIS0n ~il maze sass ~
inns while those ~hO neglect q Will see .leii -
d1ndk qtfGy and persh II must be seze1 nks in, x
the foelock or u Will leave the neslectful ana Jun
Of sight bebind Il. -. 20 s,o,k d. ,exoln-
Ton m trade by driving thousands q ths sAsy o -
n nd corcenfratng business the hands o. "" VIZ
- ana ~ =, 15feIn and Keep ~ Unite with ms the SUD
Sioo Of cash Tor credit, and onehhh Of those nov sa
AZ suffice u % The SnOfc AMI VIII
s@sett !. M lo NJ rsUolatiol - ALREADY DegHH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-07
NETWORK and ERIE RAILROAD.

lN-On MONDAY. the 18th instant the following tram,
will leave New-York from Duane-sI PIER III 'ui'n0i
Tor Manufacturers Trains at A VI and p NJ
Rfan Tram. via PIemOnt, a. A NJ ,-,.... 49,
1be Eeng FxDress Tram connects 70 DuukHk with me
s,isudid steamers Niagara Key Stone STATE AID Queen
r,n ar Detro direct running through about 70 hours
H. M New York 70 Detroit, and % 70 Chicago
The Morning Express Tram connec Is 4" IN pehol I'm
~ - Jr Cleveland direct and with other boats Tor hfs
Sadlsky Toledo SC. Passenss,s ~ snio HiS S''o ~
CI.yelard 10 about % hours from Ne"-10fA 60 ,
Passeuxers Tor Buffalo take either Efpfess ana
ar Ne y the Morning Tram Geneva al haiip past y
p NJ ana Al Buffalo the same night; BY me hs~u4ss
Tram arve early the nett morning and proceed uIse. -
b. talO. M, 49,. u,.. 49, "a
., "a > VI va Jersey CITY y MARSH, Secretary.
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SIMMER ARRANGEMENT-Change

- t Hours Commencing Nay 70, 1851 -RAMAPO and
PATERSON Raj EOApS-IvpIcss Trans leave Suf-
ferns a. iovs the arrival OF the E1e trans AZ
O'Clock NJ stopping ony at Ramsey - HohoAus, Patrr-
SON Hutlcrs aud Boiling Spring, no DO o'clock VI stop
ping ONLY 40 Paterson and Boiling Spring NJ i9l O'Clock
b NJ stopping only az Hohokus, Paterson and BOILING
Lave New York ~ o'clock VI stopping only at Pat
ers0l and Hohokrs: NJ 81 O'Clock NJ stopping only NJ
passar Bridge Paterson and Ii0h0kus, No o'clock NJ
St0pl,ng urly M Boiling Spring, II rers AMI kimseys
Tie Ftmess trains leave AIarae,st station, Paterson,
for New ok at 81 and lOi NJ and lDt NJ or ON the
rival Of the trains from Suierens The up trans stop al
Bergen ou signal. ~ IL
al n ,,1 AZ
PATERSON TRAINS leave Paterson AZ y o'clock NJ
and r. and s., o'clock VI Leave Ne"-lofA Al % ana
l0i \ VI and !. and "a o'clock = NJ -, ~
SUNDAIS-Lcaye Paterson At u O'Clock " I'M
O'Clock y NJ Leave Ncw-iOr at o'clock An anHS
O'Clock y Al. m5'"
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H,ENTRALRAILROAD of NEW-

NJFRSFY This line leaves New-York DAILY By
steamboat RID JACKET Pier !, North RIVER AZ 9 VI.
rass.neers freight and 40 VI passengers. ana ~
NFW-JERSEY RAILROAD, foot Of Cor,land-'t at A.
NJ and 10 2 and 81 VI
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MORRIS and ESSEA hAllhtOAD-
IVA Sumner ARRANGEMENTS -L Leave Dover III
Ere slt. ! 10 A VI and PM Leave Moustown !,
Freight. 6.7 "a A. NJ. ard % r " Leave MiIi'le D.
Iro.lf. d o. 6 % A VI and IS, lB VI -.
REFINING. LEAVE NEW YORk-For Dover B so,
i'gJA N Freight. and = NJ For MorlsOwn ~, IL 50
Al Frsght ana T. o. NJ For MillVIle 81, 10, II ~
A 81 Freight, aad g. VI $500. , "a
DoS TX PASSENGER LINES Leave Doyert 10
A Vi and p.sI Morrsfown, a 4 VI. and - = VI
), -i.soIi IS a VI and IS p NJ summit, 3 IS VI and
SAP ii 3i'yLs, . A II and 3 10 P VI O,'nsel 20 20
p NJ 3. at Nev-York at 9 IS NJ and 80 p VI
RETURNING-Leaye Ne~.f al 50 a d. anu
81 lenYe Newark At - A NJ and - = NJ,
The Morning Dover Tram viii receive ana aeret PAS
al away Deuyille Morris Plains, slOrrstO"ni
Badison. Chatham. summit, MLIV4le, Soulh Ot5o @N-
Orange DepOts only.
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IRREGULAR MAIL LINE via Stoning-

~
A ton f1r BOSTON. PROVIDENCE, NEW-BED-
FORD, TAUNTON and NEWPORT craHlng the great
Eastern uitcd States NAL without change ~ de
teuton The steamer { VANDERBILT, Capt. Joel
Stone. and Commodore Can't " h Faree, m connection
idence Railroads leaving New FORK daily, (SundayS Ell
ceptedl from Pier No r. hrst wharf above Battery
unce) no O'Clock VI and Stonington 3. o'clock VI
arrival of the mail tram which leaves Boston at -
Phi
These steamers unsurpassed for strength. safety
speed comfort and cel The officers are experienced
and attentive.
The natural advantages # this superior TO any
othor being shorter and direct Che trap more pleas
az Is and cvloditOu>ly performed while passengers can
ALWAYS rely upon reaching their destination advance Of
those by either Of fhr other routes
The COMMODORE, from New Ncr1-M 1nday ,Wednes-
day end Friday
From Stonur-on--T Tuesday. Thursday and saturday
The e. VANDERBILT from New ork-Iuosday,
Thursday AMI saturday
From Ston,ngion-N Monday. "Wednesday and FRIDAY.
NB-Fas>euecr> O arrival 10 Nulltiuu proceed lnhe-
dttpv per Maui Tram to Providence and Boston or Nc pre-
e.red remain board he steamer and sunday oNceplr
TAX, the Accommodation Tram from Sionington At VI
which connects 20 Providence with the II VI Tram Tor
Boston
Baggage Master accompanies the Steamer and Tram
thro. gG each way.
Ncror passengers leave Providence at NJ daily e.
cent >uda5s New Bedford and Taunton passengers pro-
coed immediately tine arrival of the Mail Tram at Mans
F,r passage bcrhs state rooms freight Application
may made at Pier q North River OF al the Office btt-
tery place. j'@N
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-07
ALE & BORDEN, Agents. 10 and II west-st.

CAMDEN and AMBOY RAILROAD
NIITNp from NEW YORK % PHILADELPHIA,
leaves per No l. North RIVER by steamboat JOHN POT
TOR, ats A and NJ. Fare m hrst-cliSs ears, - :
sec,rd 10 Freehold (hy morning line only 81 cents
Eni grant Line by steamboat TRANSPORT At 81 7 Nj.
Bare 81 90 i"N W - ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-07

The rate from Newly 10 ChagreS VIII he at the lowest
adopted BY safe seasteamer between those ports
For choice II berths apply at the Office Of the Company
81 and IS South-st " at their Agency, III WeSt-st
q. D&Wu
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EXCLUSION TO THE

~ WORLDS FAIR-The new and splendid steamship
NORTH AMERICA,
u plerhen Cowmander-the fastest steamship IN the
S.orJ-y,ill leave Pier A. y Il for GALWAY, whence
rasseugers Will be conveyed without extra chargel ~
kars5 Ia Dublin and from thence by steamboat 90 Holy
bend or Liverpool on UESDAY June II at oclocA N
TlS sfeanshlp Is quite new having only made thee NuF
sss Ia Choeres which tested her qualities ana speed
satisfactorily her time not differing one houI ana ANAL
fror, the shortest 10 the longest passage out &c.,,
The shin has so large and commOdou state rooms some
god family rOOus IS ventilated Thoroughly
an Al, entire new principle has furniture ana bedding,
ofthe best quality and ample accommodations Tor OO pas
neced that Will record the quickest passage ye' hAde
across the Atlantic. am
n lover deck ~
To Liverpool and back Nv
No room or berthS secured ull paid tor
An experienced Surgeon viii ACCOMPANY We slP nrw.
For massage amply al the Office Of J. VAN DEMA-
TER 2S WaeT-s corner OF Broad, where plans OF me
cal and sate-rOOn can be seen hJ<V sSol'
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THE Pass T'elorsr e. niad orsr ~ia4 eAieA Tls
d saiflphed pfcfaiitl,"
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= : PASSPORTS for EUROPE, CAL

,IFORNIA. Cuba. Se.-Indlspensaole 70 tavelets
a. sure protect Oh against foreign aggression Nssos -
the ~" ors Far" require them, more especaif tAs@
Vst IN Continent, where 10 person IS perm ~
without uassuurt Americans applying TOT lctels =. W,
oT3on PoSt-Offce must produce then passports ssseu
ivJ IL MONIES, Notary Public, % Broadway - W
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NETWORK and y EW HAN EN-
RAIIRO AD This line leaves Canal-si Sfa,on-Ac-
comm dati0n Tram az \ NJ Express Tram az 4 NJ
AccOmuodatnn Train. \ NJ. Express rrain. VI Ac-
cun otaCn Tram Tor New Haven 10 2 VI and Commu-
'aror Tram for Bridgeport NJ p VI Passengers
ggcsted O. procure tickets before taking the
K B MASON. Slnerlnf enaent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-07

Y r. PALMER the Ascent. prepared all rc9u-
site ni0nJuon ga the subject ~ complete SYSTEM II AD
NERrt>INO the NEWSPAPERS OF the COUNTRY, Ear and
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1851-03-24
SciOtO and Hooking Valley fsail-
road.
Notise to Contraotors

NouSe TO contractors.
SEALED proposals will be received al the
- Railroad Office in Portsmouth, Ohio, until
The first day Of June, A. ID. 1851, for the G rad.
ing, Masonry, aud Bridging Of 10 miles Of the
above mentioned road.
Beginning ut the Goth section, two miles east
Of Bloomfield, Scioio county, and extending
Northwardly TO station number 2046, being
live miles south OF Jackson, jackson co., o.
The character Of the work is such us Is usu.
ally found in the State, consisting Of about iS
sections of Grading, vafying from five 10 ifty
thousand cubic Yards.
Plans ard specifications will be ready for OK
amina ton after the 18th day of Ma, next, and
the line ready for inspection after the 2Oih.
Also, for $4,000 white or burr oak, blHSk
walnut or yellow locust cross.lies, 6 inches
thick, lO inches wide, and y feet long, to be de-
llvered along the line IroportIonabiy, by the
first Of November. A. D. 1851
Blank proposals will be furnished to contrac-
tors, and all necessary information given st the
Office Of the company, concerning Tie qua tit
aud quality OF work, by the Chief Engineer, r,
or by the esidsnt Engineers on the line, after
the first Of May next g.
order Of the Board Of Directors,
]. w. WEBB, ]. v. Rob- SON. s
Chief Engineer. President. /.
Office Of Me Scaoto and Hooking Kaileyl p
Railroad Company,
Portsmouth, o., March %, 1851. pt.
March "a, lo5I. e hrYit NJ t8.si