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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-27
and ERIE RAILROAD

L v NEW 10 BUFFALO tue w EOT-WIu-
ter Arrangement-COmmenc Monday, Jan. 6, 1851
Leave New York for Bnghamton, Emira Corning, Hor-
nelsvle Geneva, Rochester, Buffalo and ipIermediats
places daily by steamboats, THOMAS POWELL and
ERIE from pier foot Of Duanest as followE
Breakfast and supper on board the boats
MORNING MAIL TRAN az A NJ stopping al all the sta
tons, arriving at Geneva the same evening
Passengers FOR Rochester Buffalo nc lodge a denes
va and take the Express TranfOm Albany next morning.
arriving al Rochester and Buffalo at the same time as pas
sen gers Wis klbaRv With the advantage OF ngnrs rest
WAY Train Rt q PM for Ousvile and al mtermedste
stations .,,..,.-,... s,..
EIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN aL4 Nj stopping atOnly at fief
ron 81 ferns Chester Goshen, Middetown Ousve Del
aware Nanowsburgh, Hancock, Deposit susquehanna
Grea Bend BnghamOn and stations west 81 BIN harnton
Passengers for Buffalo by this train proceed 10 Geneva ano
take the train arriving at Buffalo same evening tassen'
for Ithaca Cayuga Bridge and towns on CayuSh Lake
lake ne ears OF the Cayuga anC Susquehannb aalrOad
Al Owego. which leave Immediately on me 4rrlVG OF
the Ere rains Passengers for TOgG and LycOmbs coun
es P take the of the Corning and bossbufg haraa
II Corning Stages leave NsnUwsOurg, Hancock, Deposit
SnscuehaIna Great Bend, 3nghamtOn, Owego, WRverly
T'r'rs Coming Painted Post and Hornesvile on arrival
ofthe treinF - - ~ ,,
MORNING NAL TRAM Geneva ~ a M stop
Dir eli the stations and arrives IN New YOrk az o NJ.
NIcUT EXPRESS TRAIN leaves Geneva ~ ' Z NJ and
Bin, aar1on and al Great Bend Susqnehanna, Deposit
Harcoci Janowsburgh Delaware Onsylle, Mlddletown,
guferna Snc PiermOut srriving m Sew-YO-t At ct AM
WAYTRAIN UusVl, II 81 M stopping ~ a. the
stadOns aud arriving 10 New York At n 40 A M
NEWBURGH BRANcB leaves Newburgh ~ - A NJ and
455 NJ col lecung with the trains gong Wesi Leaves
Chester al II AM sn1 orOD arrival OF the uslnsrom
the Wet -.
FRgIGrr TRAINS leave from pier fJo Duano-s. a. Nj.
Srelh for Geneva Rochester and Buffalo and all places
West taken by ExpreeP freigh trains and Is forwarded
Ghrou On without de'sv CHARLES MlNOf
IA Superintendent
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supreme Court of the United states.

WAsHISGToN, Friday, Jan. "a.
No so. Jehiel Brooks, plaintiff in error Us.
Samuel Norris. The motion to dismiss the writ
of error in this case was argued by Mr.. Billiard
in support of and by Mr.. w alker in opposition
thereto.
No 60. +. B. St John, appellant, Us. T. A.
Paine ct al. The Argument OF this cause was
concluded by Mr.. Wood for the appellant -.
Nos. Is, "a and 65. w. Il Woodruff, plaintiff
in error. as. r. w Trapnall w. Paup ct al:
plaintiffs in error, as. L. ;. Drew, as Governor Oh
the State of Arkansas. The argument Of these
cases was commenced by Mr.. A III. Lawrence
for the plaintiffs in error.
Adjourned until Monday, IL O'Clock, A. NJ.
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE
Commission on Claims against Mexico.

wAsHISGTos, Thursday, Jan. D.
The Board resumed the consideration OF the
memorial of Richard 8. Coke, Trustee Of the Union
Land Company but without coming to any deci-
sion thereon.
FRIDAY, Jan. o.
The following memorials were submitted, ex.
amined, and suspended
That of Anthony Dey VIM. II. Sumner, and
George Curtis Trustees of the Galveston Bay
and Texas Land Company, claiming for losses by
violation of contracts with Burnett, Zanala, and
Veblein.
That of Dr. John Charles Beale, claiming for de-
struction of his property by the Mexican Army
in 1895. Adjourned until IL o'clock on Monday
next
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SsTREFT DEPARTMENT No. HALL OF REcOHDs--Pub-
bCc notice hereby that the o~ng reol1ns hvs besu
pree Aldermen To Oh and
the fouih Sidewalk Of lehst between Avenues auf Tore
move afhs s psv1r on sidewalks IN the First Ttri and
Pm Wards b. AID that aagsng stones BE- sub
tuied therefor Also he following petition TO nag sidewalks on
objections thereto rsqustsd to presnt them 70 writing 70 he
coed tce bef the oh DAY February nett
JOHN 7. DODGE, Street Commissouer JF
(sROTOF AoUEDUCT Pak, Jaa. II,
" -Corpoon Notcs-Puble Hotcs hereby that
petition presented the Board n Assistant Aefmen for
Ta sI,eeuh st.from Living place % tbs proposed
AT interested the above 1tTng Oh
soHs thesto requested to present. ts sans m Fr 70 s
Contract Cek. this 0tce. before TIE soth rst
jls NICHOLAS President Coton Aqueuct Department
CIROTSS 4oUTDUCT DEPARTMENT, R1tunda Pan, Jan a.
u s5l.-CORFORATION NOIlCE-Plbhc notice u hereby
gwen petit been presented the Board OF Aldermen,
Tor ~ from Robinson TO Barclay st. All
Interested the above having sections thereto are requested
present same writing Contract Clerk, hs Once
before the 3s DEAN Presdeat Cot1l Aque
tuci Department Jao 100
CsTREET DEPARTMENT, No HALL OF RECORDs-Pub-
Ilc hereby that the following petition been
4 from 5havs All persons interested having objections
present them the undergnet
at bis ohce On or before the 5ih day Of February
js5 JOHN 7 DODGE, Street Commi.sons
TNINANcE DEPARTMENT CONTROLLERS OFFICE, New.
Il York January a. 1851 Il pursusrce ofa Resolution OF the
hereby gwen all Of obtaining Dock
slip Of the Corporation for the that
iss SI'' 4"'' VIZ J. r. TAYLOR, Controller
CORPORATION EOTIcE-PutIc hereby gwen that
Va petition presented the Board Of Assistant der
3st from 100 Get west OF 5 az 10 sewer
now built 6th av persons interested objections thereto,
of CO on or before February NICHOLAS DEAN Prssdel-
Croton Aoueduct Department, Jan a. 1851. Us .ot
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HFAyY DAMAGEs-The father of young man
who died from injuries received by the upsetting
of a stage coach in Mclean county, Ohio, last
summer, has recovered $4,000 damages from
Messrs Frink & Co. Of Chicago, ILL.,, the proprie'
tors of the coach.
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MORRIS and ESSEX RAILROAD
NE PASSENGER TRAINS UP-Leave Nsw-Yors foot

lVEPASsENGER TRAINS UP.-Lesve New-Yors fool
OF Cortland-sL AN. aud 81 n; Leave Newark -
An and 10 Pm.
P.ssgNegR TRAM: DowN.-Lesye Dover A.. "A. aud
/ IS p NJ Morristown S. A. N. and 3 P NJ Madison
T45 NJ and 40 2 NJ; Summit as A. NJ snS % p NJ;
hilvlle IS A. T. and IS P ~; Orange s. A. n. and
FReIear TRAINs-Lcaye Dover A. IA and New-York
III A. Al.
ORAEGE hoRsg CAN.-iseHyo Orange A NJ. and l@
r. b.; New-York IL 80 A. NJ and 80 2 n
Passengers by these trains are received snd delivered
zach way North and South Orange, Mlville, summit,
Chatham, Madison, Morrlsovn, Morris Plains, DsnviS
Rockaway and Dover
AT Dover etcges connected with the AN. pe4sonKcf
rain leave Tor Suckasunny, Sanhope Newton ackels-
town and Hope daily; Milford and Owego on Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fndays and for Sparta, Johnsonburg,
Blalrsoun Columbia Delaware Water Cap Srongsburgh,
coptpuipg to The Lsckawanna Works passing through Bar.
tonvile Ssnhope pa Smiths Tavern, Neag lesytle, Gu.
ton Dunmore Hyde Park to Providence, on Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays. and returning meet tos IN
trains for New-York. - . -
the arrival Of the NJ and NJ trains from, and meet ne
A. NJ and P. NJ trains for New-York.
Al Morstown stages leave the arrival OF tho A. N.
passen ger trains for Mendham Chester Schooeys Noun
tan Washington, Belvdere and Esson daily, and meet
the ?. H. train for NewYork =, -,
Also for Baking Ridge on the arrival OF me = M ush
returning morning. connecting with tne A. NJ uSn iof
NewYOrk -,
Passengers procure their tickets before taxing ben
seats In the cars Tickets will be reciVea SIy so
r sod VIII be 6se when paid In the cars than
when paid for tickets the several ticket otces Psssen-
onired MIST
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD

II IwINTER ARRANGEMENT.-on and sfter Mon
day Dee 6 ls6e he passenger Tsas VII follows,
(SundAys excepted
LEAVE NETWORK GOING NORTH,
From be Ofhee In HudsOn-st near ChaEaoersSa
AIS 10 A M-For Passengers TO PoaghEeepsle' Stopping
NJ a. the way stations
AHA M-EOr reghs and passengers to POaghssepsiss
Stopping ~ al way stations
Az ?. M-For Passengers to Poaghksepsie stopping
q al the way stat
Al p M-For Passengers 70 Poughkeepse, stopping
al 1sfianyne fonSers Hssdnss, DObbs Ferry Dear.
usL Tauy l0vb Sng-Siug GTOt0D, Peekskil 0arTson'a
Cold Sprng Fishkll New Hsmburgh and Mtoa Ferry.
At5P.M-For Passengers 10 PeeEssin, stopping II all
Wy LEAVE POUGHKEEPsIE. GOING SOUTH.
Ala A-For New-Ynrk s.opping n Milton Ferry,
Eew.Her 5argh Low Point, TisAkil Cold Spring, Gar.
rsou's Veeksk CIoion sing Sins. Tsrytown Dearnan.
Dobhs, Eer-y Yonkers and MaEh6itanvine.
ASA MOI Tseigst s7c passengers 70 New-York,
stopping AL way stations on signal -,
Atu IS A M.-For passengers TO New fork stopping
Al New Hambursh fishkiu Cod Spring, 0arsonS Peek
skl sing Sing Ia rytown, Dearnan, Dooos Ferry and
Yonkers
ASP M.-For Sew-York, stopping al all way staroas
on signal
LEAVE rEEkskILL FOR NEW-YoRk
All A M.-Stopptng ~ al way stations on signal
Passengers VIII promote the eOnvenence ana sscsy -
observing the following ues LIST Give particular ciree-
ions 70 the bsggagemsD where your baggage 70 Do de.
hyered that be may mark accordingly and hereby AVOID
mistakes and DELAYS ID procure yoar tickets before enssr
ng the carr; Sd DO stand on the platforms
die OLIVER II LEE. Superintendent
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For America.
CUsARD LIsE-Soas from Lts
Phiindelnhfn Line.

From Phaadelphia for Liverpool
CITY OF GLASGOW. MATHEWS. Thurs Mar Is
From Liu0pOoi for PhIadeiphic.
CITY OF GLASGOW. MATHEWS. Wed. Feb. IL
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WlnrER ARRANGEMENTS

WINTER AkkANOEMENIS
Change OF bOars, commencing Jan
BAMAPO and PATERSON and PAT
4 aERSON and HUDSON RIVER RAILROADS
'6l o'clock 80clocs, ID MN Am
10 O'Clock, 80 min A NJ 6o'clocb Il min
"A o'rlOcs NJ - -
Oor he arrival of the Way train from 0syille, going
East SUNDAY TRAINS
E--sve snHerns Depot AZ Leave New 2Ork
81 ,,clock 4 VI O'Clock Is min r n
tOroB The arrival VI TOO Express tran gong East
PATERSON TRAINS
a.ave Paterson at Leave New-fOrk ~
7 oeInck A MarAesss 81 O'Clock A NJ
8 oclOcA III PstD Depot 81 o'clock
o'clock, A ST Market 81 II O'Clock z
Il NJ Paterson Depot 5oeloch
81 O'Clock Pain Depot - o'clock
a o'clock 2. Marseis
SUNDAY TRAINS
sssoa psfs,sann, Leave New-rOFk -
N Markel-st O'Clock A N
SAP. M Paterson Depot d O'CLOCK r "a 49,,
The Is A. b -ne ID O'CLOCK M rams TON tsoM
York viii stop Al any ''anoD norn Of sDsfson sxcsP'
Hobokua and E be 10 time 10 Nee. de scie trains, a0rn'
ing and evening, going West al Sutierns Depot
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| 1859. WINTER ARRANGEMENT. 1851
| NETWORK &NEW-HAVEN RAIL-


1NR9AD-On and aasr Wednesday, Dec 10, the follow.
ing trains win leave te canalst stanoa near Broadway
PRsser gers also received Al the NewYork and Harlem
Rsilrosd Office TWenty-seventh-sL
I. Accommodation Tram a; Is AM. for EeV-koeaeLls
den NorTak Westport southport Fsir6eid Bridgeport
slrEif I'd Milford sDa New Haven Passengers fron lbs
WsyStsuJus Cor Albany and the stations e HOasaionis
and Nsngaiacs Railroads VI, TAX uis dan and sop Al
Bridegroom Passengers nom Way Stations Boston Prov
Aeuce Worcester Hartford. Springfield and Connecticut
River Railroads l AXE rhis Train and op Express rss
a. EewHsveu Passengers for Canal Railroad stop al
Fxpress Train at g O'Clock A NJ Tor SANFORD Bridge
port Albany, Housaton.c and NsHgauck Railroads New
Haven and the Canal Railroad Middleton Hartford
srrii gfod and Connecticut River Railroad Worcester
5 Accommodation Train At O'Clock A NJ Tor New.
Haven snd intermediate stations Passengers oy Us
Train for the Csual Railroad viii remain al New Haven
Until 81 P NJ For Ncw-Hayen Hartford aud Springfield
cypress Train ats P ~ for Stamford, Bridgeport and
NsUgsi1ck Railroads Waterbury, Eew-Hsvea Hartford,
sprngfeh Worcester and Boston
s. Express Train at S u P NJ Tor Stanford and Norwak
and CONNECTING with Housatonc Train at Bridgeport for
g. Accommodation Train Si 4PM for Nsw-Hsven and
= &C coSmasiion Trsn AZ PM for Bridgeport and IN.
''''i'1 sc TRAINS 70 EEw-YoRK
l. COmma4tOD Train Al 6 10 AN nom Bridgeport stop
rims al al the intermediates Stations
2 Accommodation Train al A M for New-HsTeos
81 Accommodation Train ats 30 An. tom Ne~-tGyoo,
Topppe al all intermediate Stations receiving passengers
irom Hartford and EewHaysn Canal Rairosd. and Nsug.
Express Train at 10 M In connection with Tho En-.
press Train from Boston, RON New.Hagen, stopping al
Bridgeport and Stamford receiving passengers hon the
Housatonic Railroad al Bridgeport
Accommodation Train al so P NJ trecSivtEg p&ssen.
zere nom the Accommodation Train hon Boston and
nom the NHugatuck Railroad ct Bridgeport from New
Haven, stopping at all Intermediate Stations
8 Express Train at 10 N or In connection Tth IN.
press Train from BOstoD stopping at Bridgeport horwAh
And : aUlford. arriving In New York u Ii 50 PM.
T. Express Train at 70, 7. NJ from Bridgeport n con-
necrOn with the Housai0nc IRAN from Albany anu KIS-
6eid stopping al NOrWalk ana stamford.
Passengers are requested 70 tickets before taxing
seats in the Cara I'M III X MSSON' SupI
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CALIFORNIA.

EMPIRE CITY LINE-At reduced
4Lrates Of fare Through tickets San Francisco via
ChogTes and by the L. S Mall Steamships the Pacific.
The splendid Steamship EMPIRE CITY 1900 burden,
J. d. Wilson Commander, will leave her dock pier No.
Rorh River for Chagres direct Thursday, Febr'r" -,
al O'Clock z. NJ.
All valuable packages sent on board, the value must be
declared ard paid for accordingly The ship viii not be
accountable for gage SUCH unless bills of ading be
signed AL freight must be sent board and bills of lad
ing signed previous TO the day OF sailing -
For Passage or freight apply to 3 d. STONE,
jH 10 Battery-pace.
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FOR EUROPE.

PHILADELPHIA AND LIVER
Il POOL LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.
CITY OF GLASGOW l,6lo tuns. Capt. B Mathews.
PENNSY LNANIA, 22tOtuns, Capt w. c. Stoteibury
CITY OF PHILADELPHIA p39mns.
Two of the above ships now being built, and will
be aced on the line during the ensuing sumner
The CITY or GLASGOW, Capt Mathews, Oats
ofthe "GIcs Western. Is intended 10 sail as under
FROM PHILADELPHIA FROM LIVERPOOL
Saturday, 18th March. Wednesday l2lh teorla'y
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THE OCEAN STEAMERS.
For Europe.

UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS
CoLLISs's LIsE-Sais from Neto. York
ARCTIC ....LucE.......From New-York.. Wed Feb b
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CORPORATION NOTICES

CORPORATION N3TICE Public nOJe hereby gwen, 70 the
owner or owners occu occupants of all houses and lots
p we'd or lands affected THEREBY that the following
ass sens have been cupeted by the Asess0s ard are odg
ia tue Of Assessments for examination by aH
perso tereste5, For grading Eghihd 81 between lhrd
and Founh tagging se wide through the see
The nis embraced by the assessment include
al and lots Of ground vacant los pe'es and par
cells f srd situated sides Of ty thHdt between Ihd
ad Fou All persons whose interests affected by tbs
who opposed the either
requested present hsir obsct writing TO The
at Office HAL OF kecorcs within thirty days
from the date Il this notice SAMUEL H. DE MOTT, FRANCIS
NICHOLSON ISAAC WIN SMITH, Assessors Office Bureau OF
Assassmsnts Street Department Jan g. 1851 j20 lot
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NXP S-For CALIFORNIA,

~ X RE S S-For CALIFORNlA'
HOREGON and The SANDWICH ISLANOS-bslLhf.
FORD & co. 2 Asor. House, New-YOrk, VIII dlspsCn
Special Messenger by the steamer CHEROhbt., on .ue
9Sth inst and will charge Of all Packages and
iptrused TO their care and deliver with dispatch 70
OF he above places on The most reasonable terms Iu1y
will also attend TO the transaction of all kinds Of olsHe''
such "a The collection Of Drafts Notes. b lls, &c &c
BFRFORD & co. As.or House, Nesey-st ana
is lw corner Of Clay and Ksarney sts San Francisco
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For Europe.

CoLLIEs's LIsE-Saiis (yom Liverpool.
RCTIC ..,,.,LUcE .... For New York. Sat Jan. ii
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Central Railroad Of New-Jersey
NM INTER RANGEMENTS.-

w Commencing MONDAY, Nov. l. lsSo-rhls Road
extends nom ZABETHPoRr IS miles 70 the WHITE
HOUSE, n j. reducing the staging between the terminus
Of the Road and EASTON TO Is mlesL
This line leaves NewYOTk by steamboat Ned Jsekel
pier no North River, and connects Win trains or ne
NewJersey Railroad, which leaves New-fork nom root
Of Cortlanda
TRAINS UP-Leave New-York by steamboat Red jack
pier No. North River at M freight, and Al PM
AN and n P M
Trains leave White House and following places for New.
White House at 81 AM. freight at g AM Passenger
hliP.N.
somervale At AN; Freight att AM. Passenger 81
Bound Brook at St AN; Freigh, al ION AM; Pas
Pisin6eld al 81 AM Treghs& u AMI Passenger al
west6eld at 81 Am; Freight al u AM Passenger u
SPIN.
Eizabethtovn Freight IAN Passenger at "a Pm.
EizabelhPort stsf AN. Freight 81 a AM fssea-
ger al | PM. -
STAGES with 10 Ia readiness the arrival OF the AN.
Train from New-York tho White House to convoy pas
sengers to Easton Wikesbsrre Bethlehem, Allentown and
Manch Chunk Penn and Flemin gtou Lebanon Clinton,
Milford and Belvdere, NJ. q.
NB-An BAGGAGE al tho risk OF the owners unui de-
lvered into the &C al possession Of the Agents Of me Com
pany and checks or receipts given herefof. No
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From Bremen,
orChagres.

PRoMETHEUs TlsKLEpsuoH. En- YORK a Mon : an q
WIEpLE ~ Ion New fofk.foes jan -
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TVOR BOSTON, via NEWPORT and

ANOR BOSION, VIA NE Nv EOhl anu
FALL RIvER.-By me splendid and superior stean.'
srs " STATE and STATE OF MAINE, Of great strength
and speed particularly adapted 10 Ibe navigation Of Long
1ssnd sound running connection with the Fan River ard
nd Colony Railroad distance Of IS miles 70 Boston only
leave pier Mr. Gear tho BATTERY.
Tbe steamer BAY STATE Capt ~ n Brown, on Rue<'
davs Thursdays and Saturday Of I'M
fbe seamer STATE or MAINE Capt Thomas q.
levin on MOndays Wednesdays and Fridays, at Pm
TINS line is the only that direct for No~p pun
nse seaners are ntted Wilb comnodiOds stae rooms
and avery fer the security and comfort " Pa
sno-s who are Afforded by this route nights rest %
hoard and % arrival Fall River proceed per rsroeds
Ssscning Boston eary the following morning caD rentD
IN boara getting their breakfast wished for dnnl NE
Strtpo OF he Accommodation train 81 quarter befors
so;cock ghirh reaches Boston al about Socock, Am
hayyage-masters attached b. each steamer, who re-
selves and tickets the baggage and accompanies tie sans
r. rates r passage and the price Of sstroou. tie
zane AZ by other llnea ..s 49,. H. ,uA 49,.
A ,reaE1er rms Ia conneeooe WIN un uoe 70 ana ho@
Providence daily except sundays -.
bt M Rogi9D taken at the f4tos mo osssf
,os Iin, and doryVarded with greater pednoo oy -
rss chi train which leaves Eau hlser every aoro'
ngfSHn5av excspted al OclOek Tor oostoa and new
Rds,rd arriving Al its destination Al or about IL M
For feiost apply on board s the ONCE on Pief nh
xr rooms or berhs apply on board, or u b desree
- sscnye theTn shesd application may be made to
IeI0y TIsDALE L BORDEN Agsnu ~ eoo a "es'-s'
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rNACTFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COM

~
PAKY-The public "a informed thai under the ar
rsngsments OF this Company steamers inspected ana APP
proved by the Navy Department, and carrying he United
sales fails will CONTINUE 10 leave Panama ana san Fran
isco or the 6rs and feenh days Of each month uness
detn I'd bv unavoidable accident or the nOnavs Of tbs
Nss ~ Panama The Steamers Of the FIRST OF the month
VIII touch Al Acapulco San Bas, MazGan, San Diego and
Monterey The Steamers OF the fifteenth OF he month VIII
touch 81 Acapulco, bui no other Mexican poris
The new Steamship COLUMBIA vii ply regularly si.ei
her arrival 10 the Pacific between San francisco En1 PoI
il Oregon awaiting al the former port the arrival Of s
and passengers rom Panama. and returning waou delay
viii mails and passengers for the following steamer trorn
San Francisco regular line Of propeers VIII Ds KEPT up
for he transportaon Of freight and snsen passengers
between Panama and San FranciEeo.
TheconnectOn IN the Atlantic will 10 maintained Oy Ins
Bteauships EMPIRE CITY, leaving New-fO rk 9n Ils
18Th and CHEROKEE, leaving Nev-I orr on me IN OF
each month for Chagres third boat viii slso be kep'lU
New-YOrk spare steamer. ,,, ~.
the new steamships CARIBBEAN nd fHiLADEL
PHIA win form direct line between New-OrcaAs aao
Chserea leaving al such periods as Will insure a. NE
detention as possible ca lie lshuS and forming, WIZ ne
Pscifa stestnsiips THROUGH LINE 70 aud nom HeN'
Orleans and poris in Mexico, California and oregon
THROUGH TICKETS for any month can be secured ol
cppNcation 10 the Company 81 South-st New-York Ap-
pcaons for passage from NewOreans should be maze 20
ARMSTRONG. LAWRASON CO. Agents, O. Iosa glsSo
New-YOrk. Ocl 81 1855. oolu
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TBE UNITED STATES AND CAL
: s MAIL STEAMSHIP CON

+ S. MAIL STEAMSHIP COM
~ COMPANY For NEW-ORLEANS direct. via
HAVANA On Monday January n. at ~ O'clock n the
splendid double engine steamship FALCON, I.0Jo tuns
burden II. J. Hartsierne u s. n Commander, vii sail
al precisely Il O'clock NJ from her pier al foot OF Warren
Al N X with the Government Mails direct for HAVANA
and NEW ORLEANS.
Ereigbt taken TO New-OrleGns al ususl rates
Spese only taken on freight to Havana.
Shippers Of packages containing jewelry gold or SILVER
ware or any articles common known rs vauaDlss mast
specify The value of the shipment r heir bills iadlng or
lie Company will be responsible for any losses 90 val
liable merchandise shipped without such specification
For passage or freight apply TO -, 49, .,,
i92 tg7th Warren-st