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The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1851-05-08
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For the Primitive Republican.
THREADS;
FROM THE LIPE-T0oR Oh HAL HAWKINS. ESQ

= CHAP. vi.

DEDICATED, WITH TIE BEST WISHES on TIE Ar
THOR, TO ALL YOUNG LADIES BELoEGNe
TO THE CuURcn.
CHAPTER i
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1851-05-08

pwn trojlcu millions, 20 ioa. in the revelryi
Go, in despite of the ietters You wear,
essals, and beggars, and paupers right joyful,
FIuttcr your latters the throne has an heir
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1851-05-08

Bnstly uutlerS The White fingered snow.
ile is the check of the plebian sufferer,
Passing from poverty vale to the grave;
etter 10y far she had died in her infancy,
ERE to the millions sheadded Save.
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1851-05-08

Measures are being considered fer the C.
adjustment of photographic communication
between Columbus, Georgia, ana ApaI2yhi-
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1851-05-08

The Toledo Blade states that Lake Erie IS
gradually falling to its minimum Icvol-an
event that occurs, every twelve or fourteen
wears
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1851-05-08

old the hovcl, the hearth stone is cmberIcss-
Crcaks the old door as it moves to and fro;
er The poor bed where the mother lies SILVER
ing
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1851-05-08

OF the 100000 sous in Wisc-nz:a, more
than 10000 are said to be Germau: ms
race OF men are settling the COUNTRY ca the
sources Of the Mississippi very rApidik.
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1851-05-08

,hild, with the spirit to live through eternity
Born to the yoke of the tyrant art thou!
,veu the bread that is dealt to thee scantly,
Thrice must be earned by the sweat ofthy brow
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1851-05-08

Senator Berrien has been detained in Wash
ington by the illness, not only Of himself, but
Of apart Of his family
The Mechanics Banl, of Augusta has de-
clared dividend Of SO per share frola the
profits Of the last six months, and TIE Bank
Of Brunswick, So a share.
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1851-05-08

lcr 10 priyation. scorn, misery and poverty,
DARK Is thy pathway before thee, poor child.
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1851-05-08
SCENE A Novel.

Pale is The -mlighttl at trcmhIcs ont ftluly,
Over hut where an infant is porn
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1851-05-08

N IN thc vil1ges-chUrch bells ring merrily,
Rockets are Lighting the sky with their glare,
puiirc+ are cracking, canuons are laundering;
Childrennrc shouting, long lie to the heir.
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1le stcallsh4p Nlag3f, winch arrived at
Boston, anusl 5sh irlm Liverpool paid
s--s30 ,0t % es one Of tie LARGEST amounts
ever psld By uaard Inc.
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r IFE ASSURANCE. NATIONAL

k/LCAN FUND LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY or
LONDON Genera Agents Office, II Wsllst New. York,
lsf NAV 1881 CHpila 81 80 no and Surplus ei2l7i
The Withdrawal liable OF Society affords " me A,
sured who may take their policies ander these sbls
the greatest possible and prospective advanages
that BE- conferred by LIE Assurance On this Table he
assured 10 euued Al any une 10 receve interest i'm
mediate advance 10 The extent CT Ole-ha he q
the PAID annual prelniums without security personal liz,
bliy or deposit Of The policy bat by simple endorsement
thereon or the bali premium may be 30 withheld during
The whole continuance " the policy Also, he %
The assured Al any time requiring continue lse 20.
icy, lie Surreuo der oneLe OF The annual premiums VII
be returned by the Society.
Al the last annual invest CATION reported 10 Nav 1850
The bonuses declared the assured option Of
return Of Is per heir premiums IN cash.
Versions addition 70 ne original assured by each 20
Icy, varying from - % s. per cent.
EXAMPLES OF BONUSES ALREADY DECLARED
will be found IN the Societys pamphlet, together VIII
Fables Of Rates, and other iDfsrmsDE application a.
u N0lat st any Of the agencies, free OF expsnse
party may nj moderate annual premium, insure for
ife ana he survives reach the OF 50 years The u
Insured up 20 $1,000 VII be paid 20 ns family or 10
ga representatives
Acting DIRCcToRs FOR MAY
c. EDWARD HABICHF, Chairman.
J. Palmer, S. Hovlsnd,
William Van Hook, Fa1nipg Tucker,
Henry Indian, Robert Dillon, AID
J. Kesrney Rodgers ND
PIE Board meet every "Wednesday Al II Wsl-st for the
OF business California and other foreign Risks
taken at fair rstes ~ Extra premium.
J. LEANDER STARR, General Agent and
mi ThSI Superintendent Of the U. 5. Local Board
THE NEW NGL d LIVE
II STOCK INSURANCE COMPANY. ofNew-Hsven
Conn ipsure horses cattle &c against loss rom DEAN
either from natural Cause accident disease Of any de-
scrption whatever. HewYofk Agency 81 MinsLn-sI
Merchant. Exchange. Gz7f III l. D. HART Agent
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TVVHE NETWORK AND LIVER
Il POOL UNITED STATES NAIL sTEAkEBs--

Yhe ships comprising this line are the
ATLANTIC Capt WesL PACIFIC capt Vo,
ARCTIC, Capt Luce BALTIC. CsPL SomsSoo'
ADRlATlC, Capt Grafton
fbese snips have been bum by contract expressly oi
government service ever hGa been taken 10 ne con
slrucon 40 also IN heir Engines 10 insure sucngn ano
spoed, and theI accommodations tos pFAsonke' NJ ~
eoualled for elegance or cUmfon ., e,oo -.
Price Of passage from HeWforK 70 Lfetpooi SOU %
elusive Of extra size stale rooms $50 run -
10 Nsw-York RS5 AID experienced surgeon ailscneo 70
each ship No berth can be occurred unul PAo iOf.
The owners CT these Shps VIII rot he sceounaD!e iot
god oliver bullion specie je~elry, precious sones o.
uetas aness bs Of lsding signed Iaefeo' @Ho NE
value tnereof therein expressed .-
Rs~ ra AAlFlNH
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4 IBERTY NORMAL INSTITUTE

u IAN Academy and Eo4rdiDg School for young ladies'
and Robile mep ibe least expensive mos tnorougn snd
prssca School 10 The country. Every papl required 70
aemOpstrAte the same In tbs State Normal school al
A5snv II 10 complete IN all Its departments Bngh'h,
Classical french and Ornamental Expenses Tor Dosd,
washing ngbts ard tuition n English 0iaoches eoou $W
Der Apuum Including extra branches, from . ~ 10 ~ 49,
Pupil, viii be tskep nj 18th May. Apply to srlLWELI,
BROWN q CO. u CorlAnd.st, or CORNISH, LAM
PORT l. CO where circulars msy be obtsned and svery
requisite Information given. JOHN D. WATKINS NJ D.
,nvQ ivs Founder aud TUstee
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NOR LIVERPOOL.-DTs Line
H Pocket OF 18th May-Ths splendid and regular
Psckeuhip sIDDONs, Capt Eben Howes, viii iail a.
above, her regular day.
For freight or passage having unrvaled sceommoda
lion, spply on board at Pier No II Eas River, OFT
sPOPFORD, fILE5rON co,
ors,o7 4s sOuIhst.
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X OA LII ' EhTNJOLs- I QlLou Glaroo
~ steamer ARCTIC, cspt James L1.e-rhis
seenahip VII deput win lhe malls Europe cls'uFeiy
90 Ss1iosy Asy - 81 oc'ork fom her berth Al he
10" q" Csoaist ~ beth se-urro on pt1 f1f. All @ters
Dus pass brouSh be Pos Ocr Fo- RE- ~ psssage,
nass unfq1sec scr1nmpf 4innE for elegance Or CON-
ior, Appyfo EDWARD 2 COLLINS. s. W1nsI
" fo'iuvey feisbI viii - received board sfser
Itufi1EY eTe1frg. NaV -
The steamer BALTIC viii fgcceei he ARCTIC. ard
tAil JuLs7 myl2
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TTO PARENTS and TEACHERS.-A

II very desirable Boarding School for boys The sdvs'
Hser 10 located near Uca HIS moderate (OLy
use per snDu and his number limited to eight He hss
been engaged for the last ten years Instructor 10 this
city With the exception Of two bic number 10 complete.
Application can he made h q 0reene-st until the 18th inst
Reference may be made TO Rev Or. Hawke Calvary
Church"H Y and alsO TO Rev Or Stone. Chrsrs Chnrch,
Brooklyp; Hon Hugh Maxwell, Collector OF NsvYorE,
snd Aex W Bradford Surrogate Of The city will b able
TO give eats factory normsuon both with reference to the
10. sliop ard advertiser female Teacher 10 wanted
one capable Of teaching Music French ana Drawing Ap
ply q Greenest between The hours OF AMI 10 To-
ourr for Mr. NORTON. my6 ~
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Saturday morn

FIRE DAMP EIPLoslos-on sstarosy morn a.
,rg lssi % We learn o ne heloas e., 30 A
e-s,,,d 10 III coal pa ~ James u eoA, L'S ~
SS.ss,s-,r N. by which sigtI psft0uf-sosen eoS'S-
"a ~. rei..-vsTe killed Tie blacks Stre sETsA
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DEGULAR S O'CLOCK P. NJ. OPPo-
.aro Ri n, ALBANY En3 inlerneciale La1dlngs
Fave cent? 10 Hads0aTss s:esnsr sASr =, oLaUs
Capt Emendorf vii leave ~ Per ioOs o. ss.c~y -
6Asy ever raesasy TtlrsaAy ard Sa1afesJ "i"eloes
SUNDAY MORNING CCAf TO KINGSTON -ehe
ssove stesuer viii lesve every SUNDAY AOhNIH3
oeloek. reulrripR BGzHe evening sS III
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DEMOVAL.-Mrs. BAILEY will 70

Anove her School from 10 Carroll place to Fl'eenia
Ct & house oftbs Sixthsvenue, Were she VIII DC
~ adv 10 receive pupils the 9Th OF May Appncauons
NAV be msde al her present residence until the lst
ro,6 2WTuTbkSa
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INSURANCE.

OHics OF tho -
EROCERS' FIRE INSURANCE CO.
~ No 81 Walls, corner Of PearlsI
CAPITAL S20O,oOO. .-.-.,...
Al an election hello lhs day, The following keuuomen
were chosen reo,. ~ I'M, Company the issuing year
samp.on Nnoya Mn,r, rsVlor George Elder,
Rel \ shsrnsn Msr,hsn Prponn francis ssddy,
PEE, su,o A'sx.Dr n Grant. Chss Burshslteg,
pnm. s,nrS Ass Porter James Wilson,
Henry Edey, Isaac Taylor Whhsn snsSSS
A. subss quent meeting of he Board SANS sly
MOORE ESQ was unanimously eelected fr~sident OF
The Company. mtLfON SMITH, Se0i0N1iJ'
New. orb, FEET. 5, 1851 A..
NR-Thi, Company continues 10 insure Suildings he'
ehaod,e HOUSE hold Furniture Vessels IN Port &C 90 me
mosI hvorAbs terms AL Losses promptly ADJUSTED ano
paid OIL
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DAILADELPHA AND LIVER

PHILADELPHIA AND LIVER
n POOL LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
cry or GLASGOW. /. SIC Iuns. Capt w. o Campbell
PENNsY LVANlA, z,2o una, Capt. W. c. stotes01Ty
CRY or PHILADELPHIA. 2tee E1ns
Two u he Above ships are nov being ochi, and WI
e ulE-ed O. Iee line duT1ng The ensuing sumner.
Yhs CITY OF GLASGOW, Capt w. .. Campbell, tits
o'ihs GUARD Inc 3 intended 70 AL A. andof-
FRaM ysllApELFEIA PROM LIVERPOOL.
yhursasy May Is. Wednesday June ls
Thursasy, JTly u -
TKos FsIAOELIHiA FROM LiEHDooA
E2loon.......loo DollAr1- Saloon. 91ineS&
cabtn,.......S0 DollarB Cabin. .....S 91lrca4
these rEeaincute Pruyis9cs and 8srs YEA b1i 2ss
Wines OF Liquors which can BE- ksd uosTd
First csss sselnsnps ply oeswee, Liverpool A4d 80
cow HsvTe, Rotterdam, Legnorn MARSHES and o-s
Mediterranean pons- y Wack goods cA1 Dc EciPPoo y
Liverpool ard hence 5y Is hae 70 Philadelphia decl IN
WoRLps FAsR--A nmiled nnmhe- OF pessonses ~
be taken eur aHd AOse for $50 ~ the saloon AM So
The cabin staie rcoms fhe accommodates ans hia1a
Rnce Will be found nust superior -. -
An experienced Surgeoa vii DO cArrleo o1 a. ~
Freleht OF fne goods eus per TIL ana pflLAeo -,
All SOcds ssrt ne ents 10 rnilacs poIs - A'~
AGO sili be forwarded win -conomy ano 1lsF~s~A
Tor rrefgus ur passage Apply 20 -. 49,. $500
ETCHERDsON. WAfSONk CO ltetf-f OK 40 f1l--2
kIGHARUtsyN BROTdEks Co LsePoot -,
FATRlSk EENDERSoh \ CO osAk'"'
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NNHE BRITISH and NORTH AMER
II ICAH ROYAL NAIL STEAMSHIPS BETWEEN
YORK ard LIVERPOOL direct, and bEtW ZEN
BOSTON aud LiverpOo-Tbe Boston ships only caulpg
Al Halifax To- land aud receive Nal and passengers
ARABlA Can't AFRICA. A. Ryrie
PERSIA CHpt EUROPA, r o. Lott
ASIA G II y Juds'nG NIAGARA, J stone.
AMERICA N shannon. CANADA, w. Harrison.
CAMBRIA Leitch
These vessels carry clear While nRhI Al nAstheao,
green On siarbOsro bow. red on pOrt bow.
CANADA Harrison, from BOSTON, "Wednesday, April 3.
AFRICA Ry re from NETWORK "Wednesday April -
AMERICA ShsnnoD. Pm 8OSTON Wednesday, April 80
ASIA Judhin. rom NEW YORK. "wednesday, May J.
NIAGARA Stone from BOsTON Wednesday, May "A
EUROPA Loit hom NETWORK. Wednesda az, May u
CAMRRIA- from BOSrON, Wednesday, May Is.
AFRICA, Ryrir, nom NEw-YOR& "Wednesday, June
CANADA Harrison, from BOStON, Wednesday, June II
ASIA JudEins from NETWORK. "Wednesday, June IL
AMERICA Sharon. fm BOSTON, "Wednesday, June -
Paissse nom New-YOrk or B0sIon TO Liverpool hfs'
cabin, $l4
No second cabin passengers viii be taken sher The LIST Of
May, VI NJ further uotce.
Berbs not secured until paid Tor
Freight viii be charged specie beyond an amount Tor
personal expenses
An exrerieuced Surgeon on board -,
r. All eIiers and De wsPspofA mutI pass hfooBn Ins
PosLOfEce For frelk bit or passage apPY 10
y CINARO, Jr So Broadway.
r9- French German, sod other Foreign Coos re-
ctived and brought IN common win brlHsn 0Ooea
Through bills Of Scing given 10 havre Tor he"foA
aQ.t -
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and DAY SCHOOL for

DYoupR Ladies' under the Superiutei dence Of Msses
q Al and T. BURGESS, Norwich, Conn -This School
IN he opeped 90 WsssngiOnSt, where Instruction viii
- v,n hi every English branch together with French,
ySn Drawing PABlDg 10 IDdia nE, Crayon Sketching,
- AI.o "A i.ic by lbe most competent Proiessors
bs location selected s Of The most healthy and de
ush6 no ba no ne, with postesBDg ali he advantages 81
coun,ry r,,dence beside being easily accessible from all
the neighbofiDg Giles. Ill ho ,.,5 ., ,hs ,,ov,i
.ne III ~ ~. ,r,slerinal i'm provement OF the pupils
TERMs-Bosrd and Tuition, INC uong sshlns, L-spss'
lie Sy7 50 per quarter Terms for Day scholsIs vi 90
a. exuS charge Tuition quarterly IN ADVANCE Ihe
snuTsr Term will commence May ~, 1851. 80 ,,,,
Conn! Rev Mr. Morgan, Rev DR.. BoLd Rey Mr. tags,
D TYLER. EIo J N PersicS, ESQ. Wm. NJ Converse
Tso. Dr. W p EkloD, Judge J. A. Hoyey Z. r Morton,
rso H. g. Norton ESQ. Norwich Conn Rev . w.
H,pis Lowell MAss Hon + Cleveland, Hampton
Conn Prof B. +. Barker, New-YoTk. ,o,,
For luther particulars and references Inquire a. 81 aur'
80, 'N '"' my . 2wT ehkS'
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J 81 en .V95sII X 6B IT'sI or sAILINa

For freigoi paslsRe, sPpIy % kUIFAhU a w
LINS So Waii-st NeS-fOrk, BROWN, sHlPLEY
Co Liverpool Z 9 ROBERfS co IS Kings Arms
Yard London, Boulevard. MOnuATIre, Par1G
Amer he lsl of April neTL Tho rge Of freigm ~ ne
above steamers from Liverpool viii be materially red1eec
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ALGER INSTIT U L boarding
ASchool for Boys, Cornwall, Conn-The summer term
will commence on the frat Tuesday OF May, and continue
Eve months Scholars received until the ls Of June p.
w. Apdrews A NJ, Principal James sedgewick. NJ
Associate Principal; A FrOch A. NJ, OF Paris Teacher
OF odern Languages; A TheiSs OF Germany, Teacher
OF Musc. Circulars can be obtained or T. u SMITH,
$50 " Park Row as n
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SIInPR B. GOLDSMITH'S WITHIN

4 20 Brosdwsy, FIRST corner above the IrvinS
~ %,n, reduced one hsl VIZ; 81 20 for 10 l-sso
Ho0se stationery 50 cents or 20 e"ons for S.,
one ~ ~ ioreTy-psysa Q on sDbscriDing
Classes 81 II A. M. snd a. O'Clock p n. dsi y,
Lsnirs Sslurcsss Gen emes, ste A. NJ. ard 8, 7 sad
sst,.!oci p daily, excepting Saturday. Phy41e L.
s,ns,icr IA he rooms on USE.
eo, al Goldsmi hs Gems Of PenmsuShip, 81 50.
lras
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SCHOOLS.

MRS CHAPMAN respeetOlIy iotMms
her friends and the public that she es, aEao ED
her scnVOl 20 ~ Bro 80 way. where all ths English
two ,e SsS viz Drvlos ard P'iouSs 10 .ssI aud OF
soloI,, 20, he sslbfay taught By the most compe,snt
Frtbch, VII 0e mis- 2Ws
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a FALIHEE, Silverplaters

lFE srd Bell Hsngers having olteonrnnsc theif Store
= a,osSysv vii continue ihs above bnsiDess usual q
ls n~rrerst ~ where ever Ihirg 10 Lher ioe Of 9as
bs.s IN -, done v'i6 pancUsi.y snd cisDslen n b
RsIs ard Speaking T1tes Ps up u sny p1 Of ne eoan
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DASSENGERS.FO THE WORLDS
Il FAIR-OcEAN sYEAM NAVIGATION CON
PANY For BREMEN, vis souihsmpion-7he U Mai
steamship HERMANN, Il Crsbtree commander will sail
for Bremen viz Southampton, on SATURDAY May IL
from Pier No 3 North River
An experierced Surgeon 10 attached to the ship.
All letters mast psSS through the Post Office
Bpecie delivered In Hsvre.
For passage freight apply TO MOLLER, SAND
RlERA, Agents 81 Broadway.
The steamship Washington will succeed the Hermann OF
The lsh June. N.Y. lO!'
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across
- the I.,hmus Of Panama -ZACHRISsON, NELSON
co Of PAusms FROM ber lorg experience on tn Ism.
being esisb isbed bee 'iace 1870 are wen prepared
to SAp francisco shippers option bot each pscIase
nust Dc 81 portable size and weight and properly COW
cred az n Co responsible for dam sge or &C
ciden 10 The transit The charges OF transportation to oe
prepared 10 New York Agents 10 Ckagres-ZAcHRissoF.
HTLsos HYAMs. Agent In Cruces and GJrgona-JoHN
RUhCK For particulars apply to
mis- In T. ZACHklsSON 4 CO, SO Wall st.
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UTUAT. INSURANCE

VTNION MUTUAL INSURANCE
u COnPANy-O So Walst opposite Hanover
u-C,pu.l and As,al. s60OooO Insa Nnces Marine,
Inland Nsvig auon and FIRE kaks
Mo... r.,io, Pa,er \ Kipg James w Elwen,
N "A I.,hyon i SVn,tprton N. W. Merrill,
Horace 4 IlAhir, H l. ROulh sidney 0feen,
-, y N.so1h Lewis n Loder. J & Johnston,
So soca,rS n IA Munsai J h Dickinson.
Chss Batch, NSlentice Kirby, E0geos o1uln
\. ~ Rrighau Anc.sW V Sic-t, y faompson,
n II "a nnsor m X ColR-s Henry HolL
~ aaS.r.on y A T.rsoua David Turner,
= n $1,000 l.. ,oed suydam, X A. Robertson,
~ "a W~tfe a r Gr.vcs John Van Nest
H.. n r,.L a y D.mbmauu, w A KeteitAs,
Y A. o. chs, LivioEsson, Ehs o of0We,
kehP = Bell }. h Bower, Ssorses Ivy
JOHN fALCONER, Presldent
JOHN \ Japan, VicePreslaeot.
FERDlNARD eTAGG Secretary -,
Particular attention 10 called 20 ne tset tns' tns
Company continues insure Buildings, Aercnsnahe
Hoasho Furuiture, Vessels In Port &c Sgsnsl oss OF
damage ny Gre and divide The profits on ta, class OF ou
he 81 ne a. 90 the Marine premiums
as lwASsTuTh&F
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VALENTINE q co.'s EXPRESS

VALENTINE ~ CO.'S EXPRESS
' OPPOSED TO MONOPOLY.-Ths undersigned,
having made Arrangements villa the line OF Steamboats,
running between Nsw-Yore, New-hayen and Hartford
are prepared receive and forward Peckages Parcels,
kc TO New Haven. hddletOwn, Deep River, ssy0rooki
Lyme HaddAH. Hartford, Springfield, nc.
Messengers viii accompany and have exclusive cn1gs
of their Express with iron safes for the greater protection
Of vRlushe packages.
Psnlcular stsnion paid TO the collecting Of Drsts and
Bills and also the purchasing Of Goods
They hope. by unremiued attention 10 business ana req
.onabe eharges l. share y portion Of p0bfc patronage
VALENTINE 4 co l Nasaau-sL
Nav.York March "a 1851 MA 7urh&Sst 2ms
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DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COM
Il PANY Only PDrouRh Line for csfornis and oregos,
via Chsgrrs ci ect-FGe Reduced On Wednesday. Nay
q. ats N. The splendid steamship CREsC EMF CITY,
500 tons J. Tanner commander will sal on Wednes-
dsy May g. al precisely O'Clock NJ from her pier at
The foot Of Warren 81, N R. with he Government Mails
for ChsRres Connecting with the flyorte United States
Neil sles mship NORTHERNER, TO leave Panama on or
about The lth Of June
FOR freight or passsge apply 81 the Office, Nos 81 aud
s. soulhsi or at III WeIL corner Of WArrensL oppb
size The Para mJliu
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NETWORK & ERIE RAILROAD

NEW IUKh q EhIE hAILhUAD.-
NThis line leaves daily ron the pier foot OF 0usnesi
HoRNINe WAY TRAIN Al st A. N Tor Ousville riermonL
and all intermediate stations. Passengers by this trails
connect al sUerns with the Morning Mall train for all ats
uons west OF Geneva AoRSNs MAJ TRAIs Al A. N.
stopping al ali the stations Of sUfens arriving 81
Pisunout Ousvie and ali intermediate stations EvEsISs
WAY TRAIN a. 81 for suerns Ousvie and al inIermedt
ale sssnOns NisHR ExPRgss TsAs ais r. NJ
CHAs NINOF Superintendent
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NUSIC.-Music thoroughly taught, and
UIRE Al A. a. and 81 per month or will sell them chesp
~ DUMsDAY Teacher Of the Piano Forte Slngi9g Gdl'
tar ACCORDION and vi Elm Terms moderate has re-
moved 10 l9f 0TRnd-st, lear Mott myi< o.
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SUMNER ARRANGEMENT Coz

y L VI MEX AhhA NUE. II len / LON
~ mencius March ST. RAAAeO AND PASERSON
kAiLROADg-Express Srsins esve Sgs-rns a. sol,ws
the aTrtvsi % - Ere usios Az 81 oclock n
stopping arly ~ Ps.ersaO aud Passc Srlcse, 81 n 0ct
N, Shipping cny A. Hohohuas. Psi~rs'D and ScllinI
sPrIg, s. ! ~ stopping Only q boaokga, Piters1r
sId Boiling S0ruE
Lave Hea-YosA a. : ocock A 81 tl0pp.ng ouly Al
Psisrlrn ard HocoEus a. e o-iac1 p u sop9.as oug
cre Spring Paassc rt gr ans fatsrsol ~ JcooA
2. q stopping or'y q Pslcr.oc md x 1essus Toe III
press Tsias 'esve Ne Eslst station, Paerson 10 Na~
York e. 81 sad 4. and or or re arrival Of Ihs
Usirs rcH suserus. TIE ap Ts-1s atop 81 seFGs1 %
HguHL
Way TRAINS leave Su5ernI 81 4 A n ald New.Yori
q P n Stopping a. a. he GElols oeJv Pslesfon sat
he stations Above 90 signal
SURDAY rRsfSs }sSve Suiernf az 81 n Leave New.
Yorf al p N, stopping above Pa.euon onlJ Al DO
hOkus
PArERtc@ TRAINS leave Paterson 81 ard re o'elocA
~ And ?. ard At O'CLOCK P. M.-Leaye New-I0rk g y
and 10 A. NJ end "a ard s. O'clock 2. N
SUNDAYS Leave Market O. station a. So O'Clock A. NJ
or on arrival Of The train from SlEerELeave PAIeFo5
depot 81 o'clcch ?. A-Lesye New ork ats o'eoea
A " ara 6oc!ock p n Yhe Suuday Trains stop below
Patterson orly II HuJIer's ard sol.og Spring m-Su
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NOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and

EWh BhlDOEFOhI - nousatonlc anu
N,sy.,nek Railrosd-Pare ~ Cen1-fhe steamer
NORWALK, Csot Weebwil leave pier ID p X, loot
Of Libeny.sl every Tuesday and fsufsday, al A n,
ard g.tnIdsy Al 10 ~ R-turuing, Will cave tns Mall.
rosd Docs Bridgeport, every hoodsy, wednesday and
Friday, All AN ,,,.
Bid epoft ard Railroad freight taken a reduced rses
AppI, 90 bosrd, or 10 The Agent Oh Tho DOfk
NJ B-Tbe NOTwsik will run In place OF mo Ahce Tor
few DAYS while The lsller having new boiler potln
end 10 Otherwise paired. mJo I'M