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The Literary echo, and Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1851-1854, 1851-12-04

HARprRs' NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE has
been received for December. 1t is a capital
number, contains forty-two illustrations and
one hundred and forty -four pages of reading
matter. This "Giant of the Monthles,' is
continually increasing it's attractions, and each
number is surpassed by the next. For sale at
Barnes, at $500 per annum, or 25 cents per
number.
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THE CELEBRATED
OXYGENATED BITTERS.
l43

fONTAlNING NO ALCOHOL; a sure remedy
" for Dyspepsia in all its forms-such
as pain in the stomach. heartburn, habtual
costiveness, acid stomach, headache, loss of APP
petite, piles, night sweets, asthma phtistic,
fatulence on wind in the stomach, nervousness,
GOODNESS Of the extremities, weakness of the
limbs, GENERAL DEBILITY, and all the inde-
scrihabe symptoms of this universal disease
They are also the best tonic known for the
prevention and cure Of FEVER and AGUE.
These Bitters have received the HIGHEST TEs-
TIMoNIALs ever offered to the public in favor
of any Medicine in the world, and are approved
by some Of the best physicians, who use them
in their practice.
For the most satisfactory proof of the success
of this remedy, see pamphlets containing full
particulars and certificates from Members of
Congress and other parties well known to the
public. Any individuals wishing further in
Ormation respecting this INVALUABLE MEDI-
CINE, are invited to call on the Agents, and
satisfy themselves by reference to numerous
letters and certificates Of the highest respecta-
bility.
DR.. GEORGE B. GREEN, Proprietor, Wind
sor, Vt.
REED. BATES & AUSTIN, Wholesale Drug
gists, No, 26 Merchants Row, Boston, General
Agents.
CAUTIoN.-Each bottle of the Genuine Oxy-
genatcd Bitters, will have the outside wrapper,
printed in English, French, and Spanish, with
the signature of Gee. b. Green, Proprietor, upon
three sides, and in addition, a finely engraved
label upon the top of the bottle, with the sigma
ture of Reed, Bates, & Austin, who are the
sole General Agents, and to whom all orders
mtrst be addressed.
For sale by
CHAs. II. DENIsoN, Westerly, r. I.
+ A ph.NrER StOninptOn CT
And by Druggists generally throughout the
United States and Canadas. 30m3
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M A IL IL lie ID ,

In North Stonington, Ct, on the 10th inst,
by Rev. o. Il. Walker, Mr.. GEORGE p. KENYON,
of r. l., to Miss SARAH A. TURNER, of North
Stonington.
In the Baptist Church, (dilltown) North
Stonington, Ct, on the 25th ult., by Rev. o. T..
Walker, Mr.. ALBERT w. HTLLIARD to Miss
EMILY M. RANDALL, youngest daughter of
Judge Randall, of North Stonington.
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Types, Flowers and Ornaments,

Types, Flowers and Ornaments,
all cast of the very best metal, and finished
with the greatest care, and now offered at re.
duced prices, on a credit Of six months, and a
liberal discount made for cash.
Also, Presses of the different kinds, Chases
Cases, Brass Rules, Composing Sticks, Ink, and
every article required in Printing Office, con-
stantly on hand at the lowest market prices
Spanish and French orders accurately execu-
ted, with all the necessary accents, &c. This
being one of the Oldest and most extensive
foundries in America, with very large stock
and unsurpassed assortment, orders of any
M ignitude can be executed without delay
A supplement to his late specimen book will
be issued about the first of November, (copies
will be furnished on application) which will
contain new series Of Book and News Type of
the favorite Scotch Cut, embracing light,
medium and heavy faces, the latter particularly
designed for Machine Printing surprising any
thing ever offered iD this country to which
are added Metal Rule, Fancy Borders, and a
great variety of new and handsome Ornamental
Type.
Old Type taken in exchange for new at nine
cents per pound.
Editors or Printers wishing to establish a
Newspaper, Book or Job Printing Office, will
be furnished with an estimate in detail for the
same, by stating the size of the paper, or the
particular style and quantity Of the work to
be executed.
- Editors of newspapers who will insert this
advertisement three times previous to the first
of January, 1852, and send one copy of the
paper, containing the same, to the Foundry,
shall be allowed the amonnt of their charge in
purchasing four times its amount. 3t36
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Day~ If the gentleman who keeps shoe
store with red head will return the UNI
brella which he borrowed of young lady
with an ivory handle, he will hear of some
thing to her advantage.
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Rey~ The editor of one of our exchanges
has insulted the whole female SEX He
says that ladies wear corsets from a feeling
of instinct, having natural love of being
squeezed
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ID I r. ID .

In Hopkinton, R. l., Nov 9th, of paralysis,
Rev. THOMAS V. WELLS, aged 60 years.
GsS- New London papers please copy.
Dec. /, at her residence, No. "a Suffolk ST.,
N, Y. of paralysis, in the I'D year of her age,
Mrs. ZYLpHIA WILCOX, relict of the late Capt.
Daniel Wilcox, of StoningtOn, CT.
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gsiy- ." never could bear children" "
said a crusty old maid to Mrs. Partington.
{. Perhaps if you could, you would like
them BETTER" mildly replied the old lady.
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nsN- The Mammoth Pictorial BROTHER JON
ATTAIN, for Christmas and New Years, is re-
ceived at Barnes Price Il IL cents per
number.
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THE PICTORIAL CARPET BAG is a splendid
number. The Carpet Bag is one Of our best
exchanges it always has something new and
racy.
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Fish.

1S QUINTALS of Goldfish; 10 bbls, of No.
10 Mackeral; also quantity of Turks Island
and fine salt, The above are for sale on liberal
erms, by j. THOMPSON, JK.
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nas- Barnes has all the principal papers and
Magazines published in the United States on
hand and for sale.
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10000 PERSONS CURED.
NO RELIEF, NO PAY.

THE Public are respectfully informed that DR..
l. TOBIAS has adopted the above as his motto
since he has INTRODUCED his inYalnnhle
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Der is received. Fowlers Wells, 131 Nassau
Street, New York,
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AMERICAN GIFT BOOKS FOR 1852.
TO Ciergymen, POstmdsters, Teachers of Sab
6oth-schools, Book agents, Students, and
Heads of Families
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Employment.

GEARS AMERICAN PICTORIAL BOOK ES-
~ TABLISHMENT removed to ISL WILLIAM
STREET (near Spruce), New York.
ROOK AGENTS. NTEn
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NEW YORK TYPE FOUNDRY,
and Printers Warehouse
ESTABLISHED IN 1910.
John Il, White, J3 Cliff ST.,

CORNER of Beekman-street, New York, would
u call the attention of Editors and Printers
10 his varied and extensive assor tment of
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NHARCOAL Paste, for Purifying and Preserv.
" ing the Teeth, for sale by
c. III. DENISON.
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RROWNELL has got new Horses and Carri-
ID ages to let.
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For sale in Pawcatuck, by J. & p. Noyes
Westerly, W. & A. Parkerson; Stillmanville,
o. W. Stillman; also, by the storekeepers
throughout Rhode Island and Connecticut. 34y1
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IN sale in the United States-nOw over 3 years.
.zi5~ During that period, every bottle sold
las been warranted to give RELIEF, if used ac-
,ording to the directions, or the money would
De refunded, and no Agent was allowed to have
t on sale without he would warrant it,
TIJOTTC ANnC NJ D0TYy Cc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-13
CALIFORNIA,

umpire CITY LINE for CHAGRES.
lat REDUCED RATES OF FARE-The splen.
did Steamship CRESCENT CITY, Loo tuns burden,
John Tanner Commander will leave Ter dock Pier n. r
for Chagres on SATURDAY, Jan IS, At 9 O'Clock P NJ
For freight OF passage, apply 10
Us tCl 5. 3 STONE. 10 Bsueryplace
H s. MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Y For HAVANA. NEW-ORLEANs and CHAGREs
Through Tickets 20 san FraaciscO al REDUCED RATES.
Chsgres passengers transferred al Havana to hrstcass
steamship.
On SATURDAY, January 18th. at Pm. he splendid
double engine steamship
OHIO
5(O0u burden, JAS. FINpLAY Schemes. commandervu
sail precisely a. O'Clock NJ from her pier a; foot " ~
ren-si r., with lhe Government Nal direct for Havana
New. Orleans and Chagres
Freight taken 90 New-OreanG az usla. rates.
Specie only tBken on lre lhl 10 Havana
Shippers OF packages containing ewery gold, silver
ware or any articles commonly known az vai1ahes, mast
specify The value OF the shipment In their bills OF sdng
the Company viii not be responsible for any losses onya
liable merchandise shipped without such specification.
For passage or freight, sppy
". o. ROBERTS, III Westst corner Warren-st
i'll Is
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-13

NsORRIs and ESSEX RAILROAD

NyORRIS and ESSEX RAILROAD
lEA PASSENGER TRAINS UP.-Leaye New-YorE tooi
Of CortIand-st AN and 50 PM Leave Newark u
P,s S TPAISs DowS-Lesve Doysr7 A. ano
lisp NJ; Morrisl0wn So A. NJ and Z = r d msasos
745A NJ and 90 Pm; summit % A. N ale . 70 r -
Miisvfis IS A add Is p N; Orange % A - sre
FEEISHr TEAss-Lesye Dover A ~ aud New.Yofs
OPAsGE HORSE CAE.-Lesve Orange NJ ana ] y
p AZ New YORK IL 81 A. ~ snd 40 r M.
pessengerr BY theee trains are received al1 oSSei,1
esrh vav az North and South Orange, MlvIle' S1iaiS
Chatham Madison HonnsloTn hGffs rizl-s' Oan'-s'
Rockawsy and Dover. 49,. a. -..,-ozs,
trsir leave for suckasunny sanhope, NeWIon 49, ,
town and Hope, dsiyj Milford and Ogeso 11
Wednesdays and Fridays, and tor sparta Jonlsoi,. 3
Blsrst0vr Columbia Delaware Waief Gap ouones -
Continuing 10 The LaczaWEnnA WORKS, passing
touyie stanhope (Pa Smiths Tavern W.
ton Dunfnore HYDE PARK 20 Providence, on Alesaes =
fhursdays end Saturdays, and returning noo' IS IN
trains for New-Iorh ,,, 49,. s,,,,,-. NJ,
~ rival Of tbe d. and r m lrsns from anc meet -s
A AZ and p NJ uains Tor Aew-YorE .
Al Nofris,own stages leave OF the Ergtyal OF ne a ~
,es4er yer trains FOR Menchgn, Chester, SchcoeJs 10
tain ashngtOn Beyidere ard ka1t0p, cey, eni uie1
IN. Al ruin for New York. .
Also for Baskng Ridge the arrival oi lce ", -
returning morning connecting WIN me A u IAH '-
New York -.-... q. ,,..,
Passegers are 20 procure nsr ucEsls before Iskin s
seats 10 lie cars Tickets viii - recey oi5 on "
when purchased The fares from each stAon w1se 80
are cold will GVs cents slcre when paa W "
when paid Tor uckes the several tckei ones s- ne.
ges sre 10 shOw ths.r uckesr 70 toe eonapeV' r1su
euired --
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-13

AxoTpyE GRKAr DIscovERY.-The German
- d. TSlegr0pk says there has been Just
hro"ebt 70 light, the application OF aPower, TA'eH
:. ~ srpsrse6e entirely he present steam p0~eT o.
,fs 1or7d The discovery has been made by an
Eastern man, who has completed nIs moaels-
dro of Sub;ch viii be deposited at Washington
a. soon as Dateut rights shall be secured in the
oiaeren, European countries The machinery e
entirely perfected-the powesis motive one ana
sIeom Las no part Ia creating it. SO simple anu
eeonon,ic al are the principle and apphca.on, 'nas
two tons Of coal viii be Sufficient to drive J rhe
largest shipof the line around the worlaI lms
Telegraph IS quite enthusiastic In us preai''''''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-13
WRITER ARRANGEMENTS

WINTER ARRANGEMENTS
Change Of Hours, commencing Jan
DAMAPO and PATERSON and PAT
EaERSON and HUDSON RIVER RAILROADS
Leave surems DepOtgi Leave Ne~-I OK T.
%. O'Clock NJ o'clOcir ID MN AN
rs O'Clock 81 m;n a. d OciOcs, IA r..
10 O'Clock, ~ Elln "A. M. O'clOck lJ BIZ = u
a O'Clock N.
fOrot ne arrival OF he Way train from Ctsvle gong
East SUNDAY TRAINS
Leave Sufen Depot ~ Leave New osA -
81 oelock 4 ii O'Clock Is min z
sOrou he srriVal of The Express Ialn gong Eszf
PATERSON TRAINS
seaye Paterso1 Al Leave Newton a.
7 O'Clock 4. 81 MarAolsi "a O'Clock 4 "a
8 O'Clock AN Pam Depot l9l O'Clock N
0 O'Clock, A. n. MsTkei b. II O'Clock r 81
L - Paterson Depot O'Clock + "
81 O'Clock NJ. PHtu Depot 81 O'Clock
"A O'Clock P. 81 MarEeiSt
SUNDAY TRAlHS-
leave p .ts-sca. Ii Leave Newton e.
: A Nrrtef-sf O'Clock 4
SIP. Paterson Depot 81 cox r - -, -.
Tne 10 4 sr1 5 - o'clock u r t IL -,
York y ID not stop al any susl0a norm u ", -,
Eolokua AID VII be 10 lime 20 lcees We 80 A''l <''-
ing and eyering gong West al suaern's DepeI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-13
TRAVELLING.

NOR CHARLESTON, S. C.-The
IL SPLENDID steamship SOUTHE6NER, Capt @. Dick
rson viii leave pier No f. North River On sAIL RDAI,
Jan IT, ats O'Clock p ~ precisely. Al bills OF adiDg
foI For freight apply Oh hoard, and for passage
lis w sPOEFOKD, TlLESTON a CO. A. Souta-si
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-13

Il, IN. matter orth. .ppbes,on of'he Mayor
ID comanonsAy ofihs CITY OF Wv inv 70 T
ofEElse sss ss ss CITY Com
Sa ., Hstnais and As.esmea 20 ~, 49, nss.asst 10
ssS Of A ohs Legislature Of NE People OF sns s.ass
-. enttes Al Act . amend an ~ ~ w. yrS
f,sce. 80 passed April sls passed April 90 49, ia
~ Of tie estimate and s'.essnsn OF ns O ,I ,s.ss
itovs such hey spPesr OF he maps o. ne
so,s $500. or esn-at; asd abo al AFFIDAVIT esss
sssr aoconisnts. ~hch we're used by ne Cen ~,
1nd .sr report have deposited b hs street O. ~
nsss. 81. lay ana County Of New Yok, Or 10
OIes..ver may concern there O. remain ior 80
10. he s sstiosd Adobe sad Co l'rss9a
-, give notce. pursuant . be reg r. 80 c
S...seoo.ns sns Tar.s IN tho City eea Cono ~ ~
- ~ Other puyposes. passci nay IT, 1851 =, - - -
=. 800 =, asmsovsi sd saset-a ,hs'y hs icy lave ca
.Stbeir and sssesmeasi ao "a Nv m 49, .s
- ,osstes 10 preset tler object sns "a ~ins % L. ~
s Ct he sad Conn .soeS w.. go. ,y ssys from ~
K,e Ana that limits enoraced oy ms es'-r-sa
ss as follows, that . to ~ - a. rus II o,enits
80 on, stuyveasrt square, sna o9otdel ana Ds ~
Iows 20 o. the s'uiae'y see o - No. v I'D az
.ds b. Seventh street on lie s1slefy sqe oy WIG & u,
- ~ by Fourth And also al tus J peee' VI
parcels Of hand Foaig On ins ~' sc ,,. - ,s sou.y
"a, on SIDE Of Tenth street. and sso ot 70 - fouf
Ins stis1 On he s.sssy Toe or III oah avenue
place snd Ninth street, ana aso 10y 10 ~
- sate Inc or see Of Bowsr between Great Jonss steel
ana Astor place and also, the lot kao~n ~ - s,st
OF parces OF saas oa. "a s.s.frse tni leo all the ~
or psre 81 land froang The ststery Inc " sos q
E Ssurs between Ninth and Tsntstsst And he saia
COMMISSIONER further give .oies 'as ' s spS en-. - $50,
ys Of the sad Court b hed at ,hs Cay Raj o. re Cy o.
=, SOoIS SS New Yori, DeesH5.f7
5 54sss x : p Ti1dH'' {copp,..ion..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-13
Central Railroad OF New-Jsvssy
M INTER- ARRANGEMENTS.

w Commencing MONDAY, Nov 4 is5O.--This koad
extends from ELIZABETHP0RT IS miles to the WHITE
HOUSE, a. J. reducing the staging between the terminus
OF the Road and EASTON 70 % niles
THIS me leaves New-fork By steamboat Red Jackel
pier no. North River and conneets with trains on me
hewJersey Railroad, which leaves Nsw.York rom foot
TRAINS IP-Lsave Ne,y-York by steamboat Red jack.
e. pier No N0rh River. 20 NJ freight ard Al Pm.
pssseuger an by J. Rs'rosd ioos o. Ccrtsnd-st ats
Trsrs leave White House sud following places Tor New.
White House e. 81 IN; freight at Of AN; Passenger
soneryiIe 81 AM Freight At AN; Passenger at
Bound Brook At St AN freight al ION AM Pas.
aeueer % 3 1lm 2. VI.
Pisin6eld sf5i AM sr-lghta y An. Passenger Al
Wesiseid a, q An; weigh, si7i AM Passenger at
FiizabelhtoWn Frelghtats4AM Pssssngeral 70 Pm.
Euzabethport al 81 AM. Freight al = An rss'en-
Stages VIII be IN readiness oa the arrival Of hs AN.
alu ron Eew-York the White House 70 convey pas.
sengers Easiou, WilkesOsrre Bethlehem Aen1own and
Mauch Chunk Penn and 10 Remington Lebanon SAnoh'
EBE4n BAGGAGE al tbs hsk Of the owners until de-
nvered into the sctual POSSESSION OF the genu OF e Oo
pany and checks or receipts gwen nefeloa. Z.
limited STATES MAIL LINE from
u CHARLESTON 10 HAVANA, via SAVANNAH ana
KEY WEST.-The spieE I'D steamship lSAbEL, lggv ens
,ence her regular tps Monday Oct i and sal regular
" rom Charleston c. for dsvana on the LIST and ls Of
zach onh s,a RON Hay,ps 70 Charleston on re go ard
From Charleston and Savannah 70 hSyens, So
FROM Charleston aud Savannah 10 Key West g.
''f P''PSaPSoSF5is 0 sSlS 'SSILEsToN Co g sosss
iu Charleston 20 N q MOkhCAG
Gssats in Hsysus DRAKE, BROTHERS CO
Passengers leaving Havana by dis ship reach Bali
mora nv is land route the sfh day or by sneetRs he
EiesmeT southsrner reacb NeyT-York Ia same tns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-13

~ PURSUANCE Of order Of the Sunosss COUNTY Of
Ss~ Yok notice hsb3 gwen % All having cians
~ CHURCH a.s Of the Cty Of New fok, decsAed.
ept he sane seuokers thereof % the subscriber a. hs
ssssoe AZ sntssuth n he City Of Nss f9
tsors ty II Jgse lEtDsee N-~ torS - A
sss ~ Decsmber lss0 LOyIAs d. TOWsLEY, E1ecltoE
ole lsueusM
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-13
DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COM

Il PAEY.-The public Is informed that under the ar.
rsngements OF tbs Company, steamers inspected and sp
proved by the Navy Department and carrying The United
aetes malls viii continue 10 leave Panama and San Fran
cisco the hrst snd fifteenth days Of each month unesk
detained by unavoidable accident the non-ayao Of Inc
Mails Panama The Steamers o. the FIRST Of the month
viii touch al Acapulco san Bias Mazaan San Diego and
Monterey. The Steamers % the fifteenth OF tho month VII
touch al Acapulco, but no other MexicaD porls.
The new steamship COLUMBIA vii ply regularly aier
arrival IN the Pacific between San Francisco and pors
Oregon, awaiting lie former port The arrival OF mst
ard passengers rom Panama and returning without delay
wlta mails and paasergerB for The following steamer Rom
San francisco regular line Of prOpeers viii bs Kept Up
tor the transportation Of freight aid transient pRsIegCIb
between Panama and san francisco.
The connection ~ the Atlantic will maintained Dy ne
Steamships EMPIRE CITY leaving New-YoTk eu he
lSlh, and ChEkOhEE leaving NswS DIX OF lie 1ll Of
each month for Cha.res third oc6: VI. also be kept Z
New-fork ne q spare steamer.
THE rev ste,lnstips CARIBBEAN and PHiLADEk.
PtIA VIII orm direct me between New Orleans and
Caseres leaving % tncn periods rs win insure Is u-s
detention a. qcss.e o. NE lsll4us nc forming VIE ias
Pecit. seaH.sn.re lTENOUlH LINE 20 AID from NCE.
Or'-fns aid ports ia Melco. California unc Oregon
THROUGH TICK tIS fer any lc--h ccn DC secured ~
application 10 ts Company, - Sou-ls Hcw-YorE. Ap-
picions tCr passage from OrelEc should 5e made 20
ARMSTRONr itWsasGN CO 8gen;a al i1ss place
Nevg-t ORR. Del 81 1857. c5lH
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FOR EUROPE.

NOR LIVERPOOL.-Packet OF Goth
II Jsn-The splendid Packet Ship sIDDONS, Captain
Eben Howes Jr,, will sail as above her regular day
sons sppy on board az bier No Il East River orr
il 9TH sPOFF0RD, TlLEsroN CO, IS sOuth,.t.
VT,HE BRITISH and NORTH AMER
II ICAN ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS BETWEEN
NETWORK AND LIVERPOOL L direct, and BETWELn
The Boston boats only calling Halifax to land and re-
ee HsI %al Ta ssf passengers EUROPA E. O. Lott
AFRICA, A. Ryrle NIAGARA, J Stone.
AMERICA, N s6a1nEs; CA MAD VIM Harrison
These vessels carry clear WHITE LIGHT at their mat
head GREEN on sarbOarS side RED On pon SIDE So, No,
CAMBRIA j. Leilch from Boston, Wednesday, 2lth Nov
NIAGARA, j. Stone TN New York, "Wednesday, "a Dec.
ASIA, il E. JudEins fros Wsdnesdsy ian pee.
AMERICA, -, from Boston, Wednesday, 25th Dec.
CANADA VIM HARRISON I'm Boston, Wedny. 18th Jan.
Passage rom MY or Boston to Liverpool i. cssn sls
No berthsecured until paid for.
Freight viii be charged specie begSad an amoun' "'
An experienced Surgeon on board 2
Al letters and newspapers must ps's Nrougn inc ros|
vorfreigh. and passage spgIy 20
French German, and other foreign goods received snd
brought In common with British goods
Through bills of adng gwen In havre iot New fo,k
reduced. az IT'S
IGOR LIVERPOOL-United States
a Mail Steamship PACIFIC Captain e.; Nye.-This
stean-shp will depart with the MHis for Europe posi-
lively Wednesday, Jan. 2, al u O'Clock, n from her
berb At the foot Of Cana-st
No berth secured I'LL paid for
FOR Freight Passage, having uneqaaled secommods-
lions for elegance e gp sSTtf fRpSS COLLINS Walls.
Positively no freight will DO received on board alter
The steamer ARCTIC viii succeed the PACIFIC, and
sail February B. y
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DEGULAR MAIL LINE between BOS-

EeTON and NETWORK, via sTONINGrON ano
PROVIDENCE-lnland route, without ferry, change o.
ears OF baggage! =. -, %. q, . -, a.. -
COMMODORE, Capt VIM H. grazee, in connection
with be stonington and Providence and Boston and
Providence Railroads leaving NeWYOrk daily Sundays
sxcepfed rom Pier FRS wharf above Battery paoe,
ii o'clock NJ and Steningtor at Pm. or upon the ar
rival OF the Mai Train from Boston
These steamers built expressly FOR The route 4nd are
IN every respect particularly adapted to TIE aaVgou0n 81
Long Island soud The accommodations for passenger are
eomnodous and CONFERENCE.-The officers capable and az
pereuced. .,.-
The route being the shortest ard nos direct oetwesn
Boston and NeW-York passengers are enabled 10 sinVe
Ia ample time for tho morning lines Of steamboats, sna
railroads running 70 ysri9us Points from those cties
The VANDERBILT Wiuleave New York on Tuesday
ThursdBy and Saturday Leave Bennington 90 Monday,
Wednesds. and Friday
The COMMODOREV VII leave New I ORR Monday Wed
nesdsy and Frdsy Leave stOnngton Tuesday Thursdss
and Saturday
ington proceed Immediately IN the splendid railroad can
10 Providence bnd Boston. bag gage-Taaser accom-
pspies sscb tram 70 and from Boston ROr passage.
berbs otserooms freight applications may be made e
the Agents on the wharf and Al Ire Office 10 sshey'
place oA
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IN PURSUANCE q surrogAts o. TIE CoaH u
fsswY Ork rotes hereby gwen % al persons having en
against WILLIAM CiffiNS Of the City - hsv Iofa 10
present vouchers thereof he ses
~ ezcs 10 "a Vssey street Tue City Of New Yors,
he thirteenth Work. he ath
50 Of November, 1850 ISAAC r. SlffiNG. kxscator,
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