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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-15

CORPORATION EOTIcE-PubHc notice hsrsby gwen that 4
u petition been presented Of Aldermen for assTsr
Duausst between Hudson West Broadway AT
Interested the above hsvsE % thsrsto requested b
present he writing The @ os osi s
February rs NICHOLAS DEAN President Aqn-duct De
psriment -Crotou Aqu. Dept Fec 8, ls5L 81 lots
GtTREET DEPARTMENT, No 4BALL or RECORDS-Pubhc
- hereby that following Resolutions besn
adopted By the Common Councils Resolved That i rts1tet
tie sTsror ne th- ssst e ~ Cpks a. BY brtgs
les. v cE re crsr sri under - frecu1n of ~
street Commssou tht - Street Evs
f- f.fIsef M - ls- r-r both irs
Or -s' 10th rtrrn- hove trscts-, aai
s-cotsncs With tie PROVISIONS cVs1ns ~ gslts SAD
o~r-rs the Ma Afsr ant Conrna Of g. .
CIV = S.W Y0r Adopted by s Board Of As-l-t Asrrsl
so H. is50 Adopted uy tie bosrt o srs1, De- ID, ia5
Approved by - TrIor dec a. 1870
Dee ~. iss-. Ldl-szl lDHa DJDoa ,i s.scol'.
TsuRPOkAIOE NOuCE-ARREAks or TAXES OF YEAR
AVsft-H hsfs6, grst The nsyss h-a Eti'.
rai1 r th- year aud sold pursuant % LsN
sale vii b- Advertised about March ensuing Il
be Necessary AN persons therein nu-.
ert Harvey Hart Receiver of Taxes Ssg CITY Hall
RIDER g. ssv@ the -rpens-- RI sfrsrtsrg.
Fluatcs Department, CoHtfoi-f's once. FEB 9TH 1851
7f9w 10 EPH TAYLOR, Controller
SsTF EFT DEPARTMENT, No Hall of Recarlsssaied Pro
- posss vii be- received az the Street Comu onss Otce
Frdfy Feb "a. ISL DEL a 81; To build Pier a, TIE
goth a.. ka-t RIVER vacant lots on tn- north
Of sri 22ds Psns, l@cl cations ani az a 2
thereto, R hat Application 90 the Contract Cerf Of
ihs Department JOHN T. DODGE Street Commissioned -Eeo
4 Ss -
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- =. :, ruE FOLLOWING TRUE
TARRYrowN, Dec. g, 800.

=
Au.RRIsON-siR write you these few lines 10
Nh ~ he great benefit have received from your
inffn .;or-Sn SYRUP OF NAPTHA. Eight years ago
viii ,he peursy In my left side and uicefaiea
v'sslsu ,se,ec re was obliged to give up work and
ny Sss sssf tried everything that heard Of but all 10
sees Nv health continued to decline TIL finally
blood and large quantities ofma'ter In this
ees continued for some time until last ia November
ls WITS in twenty four hours then gave up all hopes
w. unit, heard OfyOur Napha sun thought
Ofrssove. ~ ,e,t Of the patent medicines, "a humbug)
WIS., to Try one bottle as last resort and' mans
Due dd So for with his blessing believe II VIII usAe
me vet had not tai en one bottle before De
~. ss,,er ard 10 few weeks was soou''ne mousse
GAM nom that line to the present have not raised any
AGO nV' shs had bad spell every few months.
D,S M 40 without it on any account aud WOMB recon-
~ rbo suffer from lung complaint to try II a. once
ne"T 40 believe that anything viii effect cure uS
-. will Yours with respect, ID ne EhH'
ps-I would have written 10 you before, haa MOI TO
..r,v contracted severe cold which your NAPTHA mas
s,,,elv removed eau now end TO business ana eA
esHie' -, .....,La,s G. d. r.
Harrison l5i Greenwiehs also , sol. ~ 10 w.
(luiop II BOweTy IL -.
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DHETTMATTC AND PARALYTIC

HI REMEDY These Powders are one OF Ils inos'
yauso.e & snnear 10 be aspecifc, If not infalole
Tney are also highly recommended Tor Paralysis, alu o
friends siicled with this complaint may can On
Mno SOi,b Whofsse Manufacturer OF Umbrellas
80 psrssols Isl Peerl-st Benz Murphy, % hOnuOso,
ma GEORGE Rusher No Suffolk St. and
Hnob Jones 1898 Division ST. who are now laklpg nese
purgatve powders for Paralysis and are recovering on
insi, , se Vandamst has been cOnfoed to the house
ne mas, sixteen ears of Paralysis, or Hennpegia wch
deprived Der OF the OF her en eHtre slde rom uo
heso down and Gudng her illness oil sixteen yehIs sue
could sit at The table ana axe net eass ,h Sac
" In consequence Of the fDOc falling rom her mouth sue
row ss Al the table with the family and partakes OIL her
meals with pleasure and, moreover cheWs er l9O Ou le
e aide n preference the right SIDE, which she mas NOT
done before 10 the past sixteen years Ia iac us usce
of the tongue OF the mO1th are resl0rfd 70 e hauIa
motions and likewise the muscles of her arm and leg per-
form functions that steps On her 1901 ana raises
her which she has not doe donng her HhesS' uuul
within the past month.
Tire friends persons who afflicted with the sorl OF
disease mentioned this advertisement may call on Mrs
Low ard fudge for themselves OF the wonderful curative
nroperiee Of these Powders. Mrs Low commenced tax
Ing these Powders Nov 8 $50
Of Paralysis by these Powders after having made trial Of
many other remedies to no purpose.
Bridget McGin, 7 Auorneyat was cured by these Pow
ders aher having been afflicted eight years with Rheuma
nsm In the head and during this time she obliged
have her head shOn and wear flannel caps she has now
fpe bead of hair, and enjoys the best OF health
Winism Clark 238 Delaney st. severely afflicted
wears with Rheumatic ameness in the legs, and was
Mrs Sheppard. 81 Beekmar-sL was severely afflicted
Ieyers years with Rheumatism in the legs and was cured
BY these Powders
In very severe cases Of Rheumatism Linmen is also
used, outward application, and sold with the Pow
defs
The annexed list of persons are likewise given as re er
epces Of the curative qualities Of these Powders Rob rt
Dean l59 Monroe-st Col Hushart, SO Hester-st NJ 5,
Myers, 66 Essex-st; Adeia Grant, IA Chesnutst
Sold by Sylvester, 207 Walkers; DR.. K f. Hubbard, w
John-st; William Florence corner of Thirdavenue AID
Thirty-0urth-st; John Van Dyk, 81 Grandst William
bmgh H. D. Wynans, NJ D., corner of Columbia and Xiv
ipgt0n sis
These Powders are put up in boxes and the direction
labeled on them Price 80 cents box
Prepared and sold Wholesale and retail by
nlaw3ws* CHARLES FOX, 2llA Divsion-st. n Y
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NOR BOSTON by NETWORK and
TWO DAILY TRAINS for ALBANY
MORRIS and ESSEX RAILROAD

lHPASSENGER TRAINS UP.-Leave New-York foo,
OF Corlend-gt AM and 80 PM Leave Newark ID
PAssEseER TEhEs DowN-Leavo Dover "A. H. and
az p M: Morristown IS A. M. and D z. NJ Madisos
"a N and 20 2. NJ; Summit % A. n. and rs 7. Nd
NIlviTe 8 Is A r. end s IS P "; Orange IS A A. and
SS5 P NJ. .. -, -.
FREIGEr,TRAINs-Leave Dover AM and N Y. liz AM
ORANGE hOKsB CAR-LoaVo Orange Z A a. anu -
P NJ; EeW-York IL 30 A. NJ. and 4 80 Z. M
Passengers by these trains sre received ana delivered
escb gsy al North and South Orange, Milye, Summit
Chatham Madison, MOrhstown, Morris Plains, Dsnvtle
ROckaway and Dover. =, .
Al Dover stages connected with the AN. passenger
trRu leave for Suckasunny, Stanhope Newton hackele
town and Hope daily Milford and Owego on Mondays
Wednesdays and Fridays and for Sparta, JOnnsonburK
Rlsrstovn Columbia Delaware Wafer Gap. Strong burgh
continuing 10 the ackswanns Works passing through Bar.
tonvie Stanhope Pa) Smiths Tavern, Neagesvie, CHI
ton Dunmore, Hyde Park to Providence on Tuesdays
Thursdays and Saturdays. and returning meet VA ( NJ
trains for New-York. .. -
Al Denvie STAGES leave for POwervle and Boonton on
the arrival Of the A. M and NJ trains from, and meet me
A N AnC Z. NJ trains for New-York :.
A. Morrisown stsges leave on tho arrival OF me a. "a
passenger Irsns for Aendham Chester, Schooeys moun
Tain Washington Beiydere and Esst0n, daily. add mees
the p. M train for New-Yofk 49,. - q. ,-.,.
Also Tor Baking Ridge the arrival OF me M Lss
returning morning. connecting WHO mo a. '' an '
New-YOrk .,--, ..u,. 81. 49,
are 10 procure their ckes before taking tleh
deals In he cara Tickets will be received only on me Gay
whp The fares from each STALLION Whefe ucses
are sod will be fee cents 10ye when paid N ne cars lhas
when pas for tickets the several ticket cces essen
gers are 70 show their tickets to the conductor when 70
ssrra5 Mat
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-15
IsrHunUs HOTELS.
FOR EUROPE.

NOR LIVERPOOL.-United States
J. Mai Steamship BALTIC, Capt jos Comstock Ihis
steamship will depart with se Mails fg5 Europe I've,
w. on ednesdAy, 9TH OF MsTch, d. X OClocA N HUH
her berth At the foot OF Csnai-sL
No berth secured until paid ior
All letters must pass through The Post once
For freight or passage having unequaled accommOes'
lions for eance or comfort, apply 70 - 80 ,,,.,,
AO"' 10 EDWD X COLLINS, Sc WLl-sL
Positively freight viii be received on board snef'
MONDAY evening March B. ,-,c -.
The s'eemer PACIFIC will succeed the BALIiO 40
sal March 10. u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-15
NOR BOSTON, via NEWPORT and

IL FALL RIvER-By The splendid and superior steam.
srs BAY STATE and STATE Of MAINE of great strength
and speed particularly adapted 10 Tie NAVIGATION OF Long
Island Sound running Ia connection with the fA kyer and
Old Colony Railroad, distance OF IS es to Boston only
Leave pier n X nesr the BeLtery.
The steamer BAY STATE, Capt VIM Brown, on f0sc-
DAYS Thursdays and Saturdays, al NJ
The steamer STATE or MAINE, Capt Thomas u
levitt Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays d4fA
This line s the only that ruRs direct Tor Newport
These steamers fitted with cOmmodious state roofra
and every Tor the security ard cD1fOn OF pet.
sengers who Afforded by this reUte nights rest on
board and arrival Fan River proceed per Railroad
reaching Boston early The following morning or can reAR
On board getting their breakfast II wished for and h1
starting Of the Accommodation train Al quarter befors
O'Clock NJ which reaches Boston al ab0ut9ocloek AN
Abagghge-maser u stfsched r. each steamer, who ~
.eves and cket the baggage end accompanies ne 'sa
70 It's destination.
game 81 by other lines
steamer runsin connection win is lne 70 ard ron
Providence, daily, except Sundays -
Freight 70 Boston 8ken Al the reoS 10 olasg
regular Inca and forwarded with greater podnou BY -
Express ght train which leaves fa River every morr'
IpK Sunday exccptcd 81 O'Clock Tor bostoh and New
8edford arriving al lie destination II or about IL AN
Yor freight apply board the ottce on Pier NJ.
yor sateoOms berths apply board or y Il g desreS
10 secure them ahead, apphcato may be made 70
felOy TIsDALE BORDER Agents ~ and u wsss-ts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-15

Sikkkr DEPARTMENT, no 4HALL OF REcOROs-Pab
., esfey gwen that the following resolution has os'a pre-
Ne Board Of ,Adermeu RssOved That South - IRON
.p 70 MAIDEN ans be raised regulated with curb and
"a ns eastefb scs and fvpsvsd With sue ways OF
cs unoef ihe eaAgs under OF The Street
NE E.ere 10 correspond with the hight Of the us~
g. sosn'y eeht Au persons interested The above
are requested 70 present them
~ Ole 90 or before The ih day Fssarv nat jobs T.
~o'0h street Coulmssonsf FEB. /. 1891. n
'ohoRAtiON NOficE-ruble uptcs y hsr~by rv.o that
petition has bees presented tbs Boai of Alf,,m.n Tor
n Cod - from FULTON 20 Sprucs An persoas Interested
oectcrs tbsFe'o requested Ia writ
,eies EsKneer Al this oae bssos February ~ s5l
"nVLAs DEAN, President Crotoa Aqsedae, Department 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-15
ra1HE BRITISH and NORTH AMEN.

FaNHE BKTIISH and NUM- n A-nL.I
d ICAN ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS 9E ErEUT = -
ETW-YORK AND LIVERPOO L direct and BET" hNn
BOSTON AND LIVERPOOL - ,.s .
The Boston boats only calling II Halifax 70 ana SDu ~
eeve mails and psssengers 800, - r. r,n
ASIA, Judkins. EDhOhaA, II 60
AFRICA, A. Ryrie. NiAUAhA,, Is =; tIs~d,ox
AMERICA, n. ShannoA CAhADAs WI
CAMBRIA, LeiIch -, -,
These vessels carry clear WHITE Li s6t 80 &c
head Green on starbOard nlde RED on pOr' toe
No DerInsecuTed unul psio for - -, .rrosynt tor
Freight viii be charged 90 specie beyond Al An0uN' ~
personal expenses
AT iate1. and pswsospers mns, pes through the ros|
Ofsce
Tor freigh and passage apply 70 {, q xroadvUy
srseh e4ermsn ADD othsr foreign goods received $40
brought In common with British goods - ,s.,, yo,a
Through bills OF lading given II LAVE -, no a..
Amer the lat Of April nexi the rae u s,nstssIlv
shove steamers rom Liverpool WI DC fe'' no ne
reduced.
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TgNHE NETWORK and LIVERPOOL
uNITED arATES MAIL, sPEA NERR -Fhe shpl

comprising his Line, ths
ATLANTIC Csptai1 Wesi PACIFIC, Captain Nyes
ARCTIC Csplain Luce BALTIC Cspt Comstock
ADRIATiC Capt Grafton
fhese snips having OeeD Out by contract expressly ot
government eevice every has been taken 10 their Goa
strucdou also ia heir engines strength and
speed and their accommodations FOR passeu gers IRE
aaaled FOR elegance and comfort
Price Of passage from New-YorK % Liverpool lN' en-
elusive OF sire saierOoms so nom Liverpool
70 New York, GS5 An experienced Surgeon attached 70
each ship No Berths secured until paid for
The owners of these snips accountable for
gold silver, bullion specie ewelry precious stones OF
metals unless bills OF adng signed therefor, and he
Value thereof therein expressed
PROPOSED DATES OF SAILING.
FROMNEw-YOkK LIVERPOOL
Wednesday, March 49, 1881 Saturday, February 2 1881
Wednesday, April ?, 1891 Saturday, March 9, 1881
wednesday April l6, 1851 Saturday. March y, 1881
Fortnight or passage apply to EDWARD K. COLLINS,
&C Nall-st New-YoTk. or 70 BROWN, SHlPLEY co
Liverpool &. 6. ROBERTS K CO IS Kings Arms Yard,
London, OF L. DRAPER Jr. Boulevard, Honunsrtre
Paris
Afer the o.Ap next the rate offreght by the ssoys
steamers win be materially reduced So Il
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OCEAN STEAM NAVIGAT[ON 90.

O-FCR BREMEN VIA SOJTHAMPrON--The
L $ NaiI steamship WASHINGTON q W. FLOYD. CON.
uardef VIsa 'or Brem-0 via Sau.hsn ot1u. on SArUR-
DAY feb - from Pier No. N0r River al y O'Clock N.
Pnce OF passage IA the hrtt cabin, oi.l
Price Of passage la Tie second cabin. $50
A. experienced Surgeon IL sitachei % tAe ship
AL letters must 90 ihroggi he Post Odice.
Specie delivered 10 Hsvre Al reduced rates.
For passage Or fftia TO- apply 10
MOLLER, SAND L RIERA: Agents,
l(ss 50 Broadway.
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CROSBY q BELKNAP,
~ LAWYERS AND LAND AGENTS,

san JOSE. CALIFORNIA.
T. n CROsRY D. P BELKNAP.
Tie above are located al the seat Of Government "llnn
ak bours travel OF San Francisco and have arrangements
r rsnssctne business all parts Of the Stale They re-
Ter 10 Hon VIM H. Gwin, Wsshn gtOn. d. G. Hoa- T..
G. Spading Buffalo; Aid. J. II Cook Of Ihirleenh War
New.Yor Ira Smith Co 04 Pesrl-st; A. Benedict,
Fso a. Waist; T. C. Benedict, ESQ. 10 Ws4st Gree
lev McEHalh; r. NJ Price, Esq 20 Wsllsti T. ) BEL
knap Son, 3 Goldst T. Kense1I K Co y O.d sup
Sim
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RACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COM

N EACIEIC MAIL OON1-
u PANY-FOR CALIFORNIA AND OREGON-The
pany, inspected and approved 6y me Navy Ue-
parmen and carrying the United States as will continue
to Panama and San Frsncsco on tho hrs and heenh
days Of each month unless detained by unavoidable scc
dent or the nonarrvR Of the Mails Panama The Steam
era Of the first OF the month VIII touch al Acapulco San
BIAS Mazasn, San Diego and Monterey The Steamers OF
the eenh Of The month VIII tOucn AZ AcapucO DuI AZ no
The following United States Mail Steam Packets
In the Pacific Of which Will be always In port al each
OREGON Ose tuns TENNEssEE...1sOO tuna
PANAMA .......L 087 - NORrHERNER.1.200 -
CALIFORNIA. ..1o5O - lC0LUMbIA'''''' SCs
UNICORN 80. 600 - CAROLINA. 600 -
SARAH SANDS..............l.5OO t1ns.
The new steamship COLUMBIA VIII ply regularly be-
tween San Francisco and ports In Oregon, awatng 81 We
former port the arrival of mails and passengers nom Pane
ma and returning without delay with mails and passengers
for the following steamer rom San Francsco
regular line OF propeleS will be kept up for the trans
poraton OF freight and transient passengers between ran
anna and San francisco. -,
The connection IN the Atlantic VIII be maintained oy we
Steamships EMPIRE CITY, leaving New-York On the
18Th and CHEROKEE, leaving New-YO on the 3th Ot
each month for Chegres third boat will also be kept 10
New-York g spare steamer. ,,, I'm,
THE new steamships CARIBBEAN snd PhILADELr
PHIA viii gorln direct line between New Orleans and
Chagres leaving al such PERIODS as Will insure Ae tlle
detention az possible the lshms and forming win me
Paci6e stegrnships THROUGH LINE 70 and rom New.
Orleans and poris 10 Mexico California and Oregon PaS-
cage from New Orleans can be secured from ARMSTRONG
LGWRAsoN & Co, Agents.
RATES OF FARE FROM NEw-YoRE TO cHACREs. 49,
Saloon State Room. 500 Lower Cabin Berth ''SsO
steeraee found with mattrass and Board....'... %
FROM PANAMA TO SAN FRANCISCO. -.
Saloon State Rooms $500 Lower Cabin Berth ~
steerage found with mattress and Board ......... l5O
FROM SAN FRANCISCO TO ASTORIA. A.
$0O Steersge. 500
For through tickets for any month apply at ne once OF
the Company, 81 and 80 South-st oIONW
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-15
Perry Davis's
VEGETABLE PAIN KILLER, is tho
Morses Compound Syrup or
WELDON DOCK ROOT-We feel


prompted by every principle OF humanity, to MAKE
knowD 10 The world The wondeul efficacy OF this exaor'
binary PREPARATION Thousands have been relieved OF
gea amount % suffering and many lives saved by the
of Ills acknowledge by the best judges OF medicine 10
be the most elegant scientific aud sautry preparation
Il use, and depurSve remedy seldom ever equAed
II stands uuiiysled for the Of Eyspeas Salt Rheum
CankeT Scfola and all the various diseases arising from
az impure state Of the Blood Also all Bilious complaints
and used with unprecedent 10 ali cases Of Female
Weakness and general debility, strengthening the weaken
ed body giving tone 10 The various organs and nvgorst
Ing the system and also fOrtle Ofihe Liver
plant Cssrrh, Dyspepsia, Headache Dizziness COughs
ke Those Ggected with Chronic Diseaseskof whatever
orm will hud this medicine not only pleasant 10 the TASTE
bat certain cure. II be within the power Of remedial
agents 70 shec their disease lie composed OF medicines
% happily combined 10 tend directly 10 give tone 10 the
stomach and bowels excite to healthy scion The Liver and
tnewhole 6lsnduisr system aay Nervous irsbty, and
promote the nee acton Of The Lungs thus rendering u ep
peabie 10 All diseases of Chronic nature IL 10 purely
vegeabe aud may be used In ali climates, AID ~ al sea
sons Of The year
Prepared only by C MORSE 4 CO, at l02 Fountsin-st
Providence, r l. aud sold by thousands all The Uni
Cd States Canadas &c HaydOck, Corlies Clay, 2lS
feeilst n YoTk, General Agents. us 6m*
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-15
DALLEYS MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR,
The Original and only Genuine,

MANEw ENvELoP AND MUCH ENLARGED BOXES.
HHIS ONLY NEVER-FAILING,
Il quick and certain for Burns Scalds, Piles, Sores
Cuts, Wounds, and all external inhammsdons only
be obtained GENUINE and in s pristine purity nom the
Proprietor himself and his authorized agents.
CAUTION EXTRA.
Avoid coup,erfeiis in the old wrapper and the small
boxes they food the market and the low price OF the
poisonous stuff s sold At strong temptation to certain
dealers buy and sell deleenous and counterfeit ar-
ee 10 order TO make good profit but without regard 10
he health Of the consumer.
DOUBLE CAUTION.
certain notorious In this city, called the EN-
pre Company, sells a nOstrum In wrspper under my
name On which certain "a L. Comstock' figures as "sole
proprietor" All say TO the public is, beware Of Inn
position and poisonous limitations Of my Save.
Besure and buy DALLEYS Extractor ONLY, In theneW
snyeop and the large boxes and avoid the counteei a.
YOU would poison Mind the emblems on the new wrap
pen-Tranele Sun, Serpent, Lion Dove and Eagle
Marx ifyou want the genuine article apply to h. Dali
LEY AIS Broadway sole inventor and proprietor ofDAL-
LEYs Magical Pain Extractor.
For sale also by A. B. ID. Sands, Haviland, Reese
Coo v Cnckener Co. and at Rushton's Mrs Hayes,
Brooklyn, and VIM I. Mercer Newark NJ l2l lmeod'
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NOR LIVERPOOL-Packet of goth
II FEBRUARY-The splendid resularP aeEetsnp ROS-
Gus Capt Eben Howts Jf viii sa rs aooYe-hef regu'
Ter day.
For Freight Passage having unrvaled accomnoda-
ti0ns) apply on bOsrd ~ Pier 40 u East River or 10
sPOFFORD, TlLBSTON CO.
lSft27 As s0uth-sL
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NETWORK and STATEN ISLAND.
suisu IsIsnd Al o. 10, Il, 2 and to'cloek- na
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-15
DEGULAR MAIL LINE between BOS-

DEGULAR MAIL LIN T. between BUS
1ATON AID NEwYORK. via STONlNGT0N and
PR0VlDENCE-lnlsndr route, without ferry, change Of
cars or baggage! -
COMMODORE, Capt VIZ, h fraIee, in connection
with the Stonngtor and Providence and Boston and
Providence Railroads leaving NewYork daily (SgndAys
exceped) rom Pier K IRIS wharf above Battery place.
Al o'clock NJ and Stoningtor al M OF upon the AZ
rival OF the Mail Train nom Boston
Theee steamers built expressly for ne route and arc
IN every respect particularly adapted 20 the navigation Of
Long Island soand The for are
<ommodious and comfOrabethe ocers capable and ex.
perienced 1900. . -. 49,. -,
The route being the shortest and ros; d.Tecs bewceo
Boston and New York. passengers are enabled 70 srnve
IA ample time for the morning hnes Of steamboa end
railroads RAINING to various points rom those cites
TheMASSACHUSETJS viii leave New FORK on Tues
dsy Thursday and Saturday,. Lesvo stcnington on Mon
dsy Wednesday and Friday.
The COMMODORE VIII leave New Yort Monday, Wed.
nesday Friday Leave Stonington Tuesday, Thursday
md Saturday.
B-Passengers the arriva Of the steamers a. scn
ngton proceed Immediately IN the splendid railroad ears
70 Providence and Boston basgagemaster accom-
psnies each train to and nom Boston Tor passage
bertha freight applications may be made 70
nIses < 90 ~ on
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-15

NOR BRIDGEPORT-FARE SO CENTS.
n The Steamboat ROGER WILLIAMS, Capt Chas.
Weeks will leave New-York from Pier foot OF Marketst
every Tuesday Thursday and Saturday, al O'Clock A NJ
Returning, viii leave the Railroad Dock srdgpo,t eyery
Monday yVe,ineaday nd Friday morning al o'clock.
SIias port and Railroad Freight taken the lowest
rates For Passage or Freight apply on board the boat
OF the Agent on the Dock. il5 Inns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-15
Change OF hours, commencing Feb. TO-
DAMAPO AND PATERSON RAIL

EXPRESS TRAINS -lsopping only at Paterson and Ho-
hokus Leave Suferns at 81 and A. M and " Pm or
on the arrival ofthe Erie trains Leave AM
and 81 and 2 NJ.
WAY TRANS Stopping at all the stations Leave
Sufern's at O'Clock, A 81 Leave NewY0rk at o'clock
Pm SUHDAYs-Leave Sufern's at 81 AN. and New
York al M.
PATERSON TRAISs.-Leave MsIkei-st at 7 and a AN.
and NJ; or the arrival OF the trains from Suferns
Leave Paterson Depot at 81 and u AM. and 81 PM.
Leave New-York att, 81 A M and -, ~ and p NJ.
SUNDAYS Leave Marketst at A NJ. Paterson Depot ~
PM Leave NewYork At 81 A NJ. and Pm. lOf
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WATER CURE.

WATER-CURE INSTITUTE-CITY
-. sAo SOUNTRY.-Dr. TRAIL receives Patients al
90 Sonaoolous City establishment Is baighst and Al
Sys.e' pay, Ia l. Communication daily between these
1850 os steamboat and railroad. General Practice al
seooeo Consultations s. j28 lm"
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Two THE PUBLIC-UNTIL FUR
u THEIR NoTICE.-On and amer MONDAY, Dec. q,
1885, the steamboat NORWALK will leave Harlem al
O'Clock A NJ and O'Clock p NJ will leave Peck snp al
lii O'Clock A. NJ and O'Clock p NJ. landing al Astoria
each way Fare 81 centa d24u