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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD

n EWINTER AkRAN9EhbhT-On ana dp'r Mon
day Dee i6 1880 the pessenget 0siss VII run ~ follows
'saooayL LEAVE NEw-YORK, GOING NORTH,
From TIE Office Ia Hpdson-st scar CharRbersss
Ats Is A. M-For passengers 10 Poughkeepsis' sopPnt
HIi2M-For freight and passengers 70 Pougbkeep'ss-
stopping Al al wsy stations. .,, ...
zt2P H-For Passengers 10 Poughkeepdes Stopping
H4P Nor Passengers to POughkeepsie, stopping
si Esrbafisnyie YOnkeTs Hastings Dos6s Ferry Dear
msr TsyTvtawn Sing-Sng GrOt0a, feekss1h 5arriso9s
Cod sprinS Fishkin New HzDbuIgh and MILLION Ferry .
ASP M-Fcr passengers 70 Peesskii' stopping a. a
way 1--we PoUGHKEEPsIE. GOING SOUTH
ALA Mon Hev-York dopplng ~ Milton Ferry
New Hsr 5srgh Low Point Eishsil1 Cold Spring, Gar
ison's PseSsf CrotoB, 6iEg-SEs, TanytoWn, Dssrnan
nobbsj Yerrv Topkers and hsshsttsnNDe'
An M-6or freight s1o paseoogen 70 ne"'fora
.aonnin0 AZ an wsy stations on signal.
At New. Hsnb1rgb Sishkn, Cod Spring. GanisSns Peek
siin, sng-sng, FHrtOwn. Desrnan' DoOos very soo
YOnkeu. .,., -. =, .,.. .,.s,..
on signal av,,r rcR urwYoRK
ALA M-stOppiRg 81 Al sy stSaons % : gnaI 49,. =.
Passengers VIII promote oelr consrnlonS so eoS
observing the following rsles; ist owe psfne1i1 ef7S
dons to he baggpgsnsn where your Daggsses - o %
yvfSi ha a. nav nafk II accordingly sDs neresy ssyS
nstkss and deisys 3D. procure yosf tekes before sn
30 he e.rS. "a 20 not stand 90 The platforms $1,000.
Sis " OIJvER Il LEE sgpoTntsaAstA
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Cenusi Railroad Of Hew-Jersey
AKL INTER- ARRANGEMENT


w Commencing MONDAY NOV. 4 ls5oEfaS. i -
extenes from ELIZABEfHPORT IS miles 70 ne " LII
HOUSE, N. reducing the raging between ns
81 he Road ana EASTON 70 - miles -.
Wis hne leaves New-York b. steanDoei DC ysehN
rieY 10 North River and connects W1va LNEs "a vac
New-JerEey Railroad which leaves ne~-roh nom ZOO
Of CortlnndEL -.
.. ni@r No Nerth River, a n freight and a Pm
osssenger and By n J. Rarosd foot Of CofElsnd+I as
IN and a Pm.
Wni.e HOuFs 81 81 AN freight - 81 AM Psss7ng"
sonerYlls a AN; Freight 81 7 AM Passenger
Bound Brook Al 81 AM freight Al lom AN r"-
.enger At 2 25m Pm.
Pfain6eld Al 81 AN; Breigbts u AM Passenger
VESTED al 81 AM Freight al u AMI Pss''ogs'
Bpm. fssP
Ehzsbethpon ~ a AM Freight Al = s-A
EerulPM. 4..to,,hesAh
STAGES wiz be IN readiness he sfv. :. nc .
tsin from New-YOrk a. the While Blouse ~ -
senyert 10 Fattpn ikesbere, Beth sneii AI1n'o ~ 80
HSScb Cbuuk Penn and 70 Temnglon' be'sl0n SAil~'n
n An BAGGAGE Al me nsx Of re owners unili az
~ mo he aciuGl posssSson II TIE AselI o. D7 Coo
PAW and checks or receipts gwen tefecf. -
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MORRIS and ESSEX RAILROAD


INkPASSENGER TRAINS UP-Leave Ne~-York foo
OF CodRnd-st AM. and 50 PM Leave Newark = ~
An and Is Pm.
PASSENGER TRAINS Dows.-Leaye Dover A. X. arc
l45PM.; MouisOwu IS A. b. and 2 % 2. 81 Madisos
T45A.M and 40 Pm; Summit O5 A. H. and "a z. "a.
Mnville 10 A. r aud IS p. IL Orange - = u. ani
sS5P.M. 49,
FREIcHT,rEAINs-LeaveD Dover AM. and y " III AN
ORAkGE hORsE CAk.-LeaVo Orange A IA. -
?. NJ; Ne'~-York II 20 a. II. and I 50 2 III.
Passengers by thoae trains received and delivered
each way al North aud South Orange, Milvile, summit
Chatham Madison, MorTistowa. Asrrs Plains, OAnv1De
Rocksway and Dover.
AZ Dovor stages connected With The AK. paEsens oi
rain leave Tor Suckasunny, SlanhOpe Newton uGcko.e
Town and Hope dairy Milford and OwegO on Mondays
Wednesdays and Fndays and Tor Sparta. yohnsonbUTg
BlastOWn Columbia Delaware Water Gap, StrOngsbufgh
continuing 10 the Lackawsnna Works passing through Bar
tonye Stanhope PA Smiths Tavarn Neaglestle Clif
ton Dunmore, Hyde Park TO Providence, 90 Tuesdays
thursdays and Saturdays. and returning meet TIE ? n
trains Tor Esw-YoTk.
Az Denve stages leave fer rowerile and Boonton cs
the arrival Of the A. b. and p ~ trains FROM and meet the
A d. and P. NJ. trains for New-YoTk.
At Monistown Ssges leave on the arrival OF ne A. a.
passenger trains oF MendhAm, Chester SchooeyS Noun
ta.n Washng tOn Beyidere and EGston, daily and mes
the r. n. train for NewYork. .
Also for Baking Ridge the arrival OF me X NJ reA
returning next morning connecting with the A d. train To-
hew-Yo7k. .,...
Passengers ire to procure their tickets before taxing sosG
sea 10 the cars Tickets will be received only on me DAY
when purchased The fares from each station where uckeu
are sold Will be fee cents when paid In me cars mar
when paid for ucke1 a. the several ticket oces PaEsen
Suired. mat
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MEDICAL.
- ,,.,orl1rp iSlCIENTIC WONDER!-

ANOTHER SCIENTIIC v W9 g6,ISsIoYg
AAgTIFIcIAL DiGEs ge fluid. or Gsstic Juice,
PsrsN S.psp e cue prepared from ReRss OF S be
siemscn o. I vac c chemist by HOUGHFON, ND
n Ss1s ~ NIB st. Phiisoelpuls e. t,a,oe.;on Dve.
1sls I,oeise Liver Complaint, ConsipElon anu u
Hlity, cuTiBg AFTER nalu'e o"n H''" -
sseni the gastric qlce ,faa - vys,e- will diges,
Dss,oivs Ave pounds OF roast beef IN about TWO uoAs
col OF the stomach. 49,, v,,ovxcx
Ma, Jjebip IN his celebrated work on Animal Cneins
An Artificial Digestive Fluid, analogous 20 INC
49, luce may be readily prepared from tne mucous
ohs,ns OF he stomach ofihe Calf in winch various
n food a. meat and eggs, Will be soilehed CnahseS
~ Siressed Just IN the same manner AZ uloy "Vu y" "
b. hupsn stomach" ,cIu,.,-- An the Medi.
vccnses ofthe University Of NewYork, IN his "Fext
sool Of ehemstry page Sec, says: II has been ~;
so whether artificial digestion could Dc peiormeo-Oui
! now universally admitted that II may Pc. t..r,o
Price 81 per bottle One bottle VIII oIen eneo' ''''e
cure. - .a r.n., haars the written sig.
,.,,,s XII 81 HOUGHTON MI sole proprietor
M HOUGHTON's New York Office, Sc LisPenara 81 q
CIV doors from Brosdwsy. Call and get Descriptive
sheet gratis =
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE FRIDAY, FEBRUARY IA, 1851

hereby gwen he Relatives and Of En Of AnU
1bo sasgsd 70 have u;,sia. At apply 10 he surro
On tie Es,sfs Of s tssta On he sth Gay q March cert
oeheL the loren, 90 Dated Se. ie,I fs5 'ih is5l:
SyTREET DEPARTMEST No. Of Rseoras-Pashe a0ses
By Coulc Resolved That 'hs Gap us sushsl-
The suest COMMISSIONED at hat ths sIgeu's thereof
sIceee the OF twelve hundred dolas, b taken rom tbs
s~ps or hs lots rorrs On nd bus.as he s.-- ait
lots asr the ega thereof beng gwen % them oy-
Iorsila %, - aelTd sals al go - -, =
"a measures TO en- saa recover nom ihs sai Pa T = ,
Board Assistant Aksrs1, Dec - $50 Asope o. t so"d
7fgm JOHN r DODGE. street Commissioner
STREET DEPARTHEET No. 4aALL OF REcoRD%-Pubhe
asor I'd bv the coon Coune Re.o.a hat ertsnai
o. i S On y. osssr end s.r s sa Of ts
street Commission and that IN. s,ros cou'one gvs rotes
Of nh above drec;e ard
o~nsr. made By ne hayof Aidsrnsa ane Commoaaty
C e New foIk adopted BY he Boar Of ASSISTANT Assan,
Approved y IAs MAYOR Dec a. $50 ,,,,,,- -.
Dec 70. 1870. lei9 sml JoEFT popss, ,'rsstcoS-'.
CSTRETT DEP 4RTMEFT. 10 aHALL or REcoRDs-PsbBs
Fsseed the Board Of Aldermen To regulate and set curb and
7s,b from esuas and grade th from moth
" line Of 79h - TO the northeS line OF 3h u 70 open grade
to v All person. Interested havnC objections hsrsie
requested present them writing the undsns AZ once,
lth dsv Of February inst Feb IeSl
DODGE, Street COnDpAonsI. o.
STREET DEPARTMENT, No. HALL OF REC0RDS.-Pube
- hereby gwen the following Resolutions have bean
presented in Board Aldermen To dag
four vide ugh the South Sidewalk Of 4h g. bs'-een 5h
and lib tagged 70 f+th st.
from sh to 9th ave All persons utsrssad having there
requested present writing % tie uncersgued Al
be Office before 18th day Of February asst JOHN r.
DODGE. Street Commissioner.
StTRRET DEPARTMENT, no Hall Of Recora-sssed propo
Css will the Street Comnis oners Once usu
Morday H. sEI, O'Clock p 70 rega4 grade and
from 5st b9th a. 70 MI unken lots on
ssdst between av Broadway Plans spe caons, and all
on re.o can be hsd on Application Gle
,rs.io-.I 49, - ST
tTE PIT DFPA hTMEST No Hall q RscrrdsSsaei Pro
- posas be the Street Comn Otce I'M
III Fr5sy FEB a. ISL o'c Il NJ; To buh Pier al tie
foot If lfth RIVER vacant lots the north
OH and 2d - Plans scncatons sni s MIR
thereto bad APPLICATION 10 The Contract Gers OF
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NEW-YORK and ERIE RAILROAD

tWlSdEh @ ~ - cenmsnesns % sI,,
FsD. ~, iSol- Lesye rev Ioi' p W. 5 ~ "a ~
Corning Honensyule eeneya koenes.r nassv sna ~ "a
termeoiss pieces asly' no" p'' HUI VI Dua' - '''
iowt u.u rsusa.7In stonplng At al he sta.
arriving al Geneva he same evening
ey Ro~bsser b,6slo ar can loo re A s,,.s
- ,ste he EYnress Train from Albany seat nornis n
sino al Rochester, and Bsslo At The same lime A. pss
.en1ers vis Lbssy viii DE advantage OF nighrs rect
H.yTsls JPN for Otsylle Piermont and I'll In.
,rms5,s,s asfiops
eI rss Te.Is s,r Ns,Uhuryh ~ SaPM-passeozers
,,,ors hstEsen sugsrn., snd os1ille by tsSioe
S r.in viii esch suerns IN season 70 tske the Esssra
Diyisiop WAY paIn
49, ry.s... Pam NJ 4 D n siapossg only at
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TWO DAYS LATER NEWS TO

IL CALIFORNIA, by BERFORo CO.'S EXPRESS,
2Aslor HouseLeers and Packages by our Express are
10 leave New-York BY the steamers OF 18th and 18th OF
each month two day after the L. s. Mail steamers, and
arrive at the san time San francisco Letters for Sac
Tameno Stockton San Jose the Mines Oregon and Sand
witch Itlands, VIII be forwarded Immediately BY this
Express two DAYS later be sent from the nj
ted States and viii be delivered in advAn;e OF The u D
Mail
NB-No Letters are sent BY the Postmaster al New
York bv the steamers of l3ih and 28tl
BERFORD L CO. Aston House, Nesey-st,
eft ard cor Of Clay and Kesrney-sts, San francisco
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OCEAN STEAM NAVIGATION co.

O-FOR BREMEN, VIA sOUrHAMPTOA-Ihe
u 5. Msil steamship WASHINGTON, q. w. FLOYD; CON
mar der, viii sa for Bremeo, via Southampton 90 oAIC
DAY, Feb p from Pier No Norh River al u O'CLOCK N
Price OF passage IN the Fret cabin, $40
Price OF passage n the second cabin, $50.
Al experienced Surgeon i ailgci ed = ne snip.
AL letters must 20 through The Poet once
Specie delivered ir Htvre a. reduced rates
For passage or frsight srpiyto -
hOLLER, SAID \ RlEKA Agent.
uf5' ~ Bros1"15'
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THE NETWORK and LIVERPOOL
II TINTED STATES MAIL STEAAERS.-The ships


comprising his Ltrs, are Tho
ATLANTIC, Captain Wegt, rACItlo, Captain N.Y.,
ARCTIC cspuin Lace. BALTIC, Capt Comstoct
ADRIATIO Capt Grafton
fhese shps having but by contract expressly f1f
government service every has been taken n their cor
SfrucfOu also her engnes n ensure strength src
speed and their accommodations tor PASSENGER are wa
sualled for elegance and comfort
Price of passage from New-York 20 Liverpool $3.50 ex.
lsivs Sc OF extra size saterooms soi ron Liverpool
10 New York ass An experienced surgeon attached -
eaeh ship No 8erths secured until paid for
The owners ships VIII not % accountable of
xold silver bullion specie jewey, precious stones o.
metals unless bills OF lsding rgned therefor and he
thereof therein expressed
PROPOSED DATES OF SAILING.
TROMEEW-T0EK. Fscn LlNkkrooL -.
Wednesday March 8 1851 Saturday, February 9, 1851
"Wednesday March ~ 1851 Saturday, February =, ls5l
Wednesday, April ? 1891 Saturday, March 9, is5s
wednesday April 49, 1851 Saturday,, March y 1871
FOrfreirht or passage apply 70 EDWARD K. 00LLlNss
IS wall-sI New.YoTk, or 70 BROWN, sHIPLEf z 90
LondoB, or L. DRAPER, Jr Boulevard konunarTe.
Paris
AMER the let OF April next the rate oSfrelgb BY the ssoss
steamers win be materially reduced Al
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CROSBY & BELKNAP,


SAN JOSE. CALEDONIA.
E. o. CROSBY. D. P BELKNAP.
The above located at the seat Of Government, within
six hours travel Of San Francisco and have arrangements
for rsnsscng business in all parts Of the State. They re-
fer 10 Hon VIM ~. Gwin, Washing ton. d. C. Hon. +
g spsldng, Buffalo; Aid. II. Cook Of Thirteenth WHi
NeW.York Ira Smith Co l04 PeaTl-st A. Benedict,
ESQ 4s WAI-st; Z C. Benedict, ESQ. 70 Wast Gree
lev & McElrah r. NJ Price. ESQ 40 Walst; T. 5. Be-
KNAPP L Son, 9 Gold.st 7. Kenselt Co. q Old slip.
I0fSm
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yUHE BRITISH and NORTH AMER


4 IcAN ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS Between
NETWORK AND LlN ERPOOL direct and BkFWEAh
SOSTON AND LIVERPOOL.
TIE Boston bosts Only ealing ai Halifax 20 lard and 70
eeive uails m psaLsE gers.
ASIA, J1tkirs EUROPA, =. o. Lot
AFRICA A. Rvrie NIAGARA J. Stone.
AMERICA, ~ shsnron. CANADA. Wm. Hsrrsoa
CAHSRfA, Letch
Rtese vc-1e1 CARY clear WHITE L,esr a ther ussi
hesd; SAWS ~ stsrbcari side; RSo On port side
20 ,-rl, se--l n M -sr -.
tfelght Vii ne charged specie neyosd 80 acozll ter
serEOnsl expenses.
n experienced surgeon or hoard
Ai-ers srd newErspers must pass through ne Poet
Ofre
For freight sno passage ePply -
French German. sid oih-r foreign goods received sna
BROUGHT a. comnou with British goods
Through bills Of sdng gwen IN haVre for New fosN
Aief he "a OF Apnl next me Tsle OF hogh " tss
shove steamers rom liverpool ~i be very ms!sFialy
reduced. NJ us
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NOR LIVERPOOL-Packet of Goth
n FEBRUARY-Tbe splendid regularP aekei-ship KOS
CIUs Capt Eben HOw,s Jr will sal a. sDoVe-h-r reg
lar dsy.
For Freight or Passage having uDrvsled accommoda-
tions apply board. al Pier No. IL East River or 10
sPOFFORD, TILESTON CD
Isl n a sOuta-sL
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- HATES OF PASSAGE.

FROM PHILADELPHIA. FROM LIVERPOOL
Saloon. 100 Dollars Saloon.......Z2 0ulreas-
Cabin ........ so Dollars. Cabin. lis Guinees
These ratesinclude Provisions Srds Fee but nos
Wine or Liquors which can be hal card
First class steamships ply between verpool and Gas'
Cow, Hare, Rotterdam, Leghorn msrseille, ana oihsr
Liverpool ard thence by this 20 Philadelphia direct
Parties wishing visit the Worlds Fair can arrange ior
passage out and home. The accommodations and attend
ance will be found most superior
An experienced Surgeon will be carried on each snip
Freight on dry goods SOS. per tun ,,,,
All goods sent the Agents IN Philadephs ana Liver
pool will be forwarded with economy and dispatch
For freight or passage. apply to .,,
RICHARDSON, WATSON co. New. YORK ana rnilAd'
RICHARDsON BROTHERS co. Liverpool.
PATRICK HENDERSON K CO. glasgow. 1Nu
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NOR CHARLESTON, S.C.-The
Il splendid Steamship SOUTHERNER Capt Dickin-
SON. will leave Pier No North River on Saturday Feo;
Il, o'clock M precisely All Bills oil haons ss"e~
by the Clerk on board. =, ,,.,s p,.ar
For Freight apply board al Pier No NORM nlVef'
hLI LOT Passake'" o. VI "a soqthsst
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PHILADELPHIA AND LIVER

4 POOL LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.
CITY or GLASGOW. l6lc iuns. Capt B Mathews.
Pennsylvania, 2,a0Iuns' Capt w u stotesoury'
CITY OF PHILADELPHIA os9tans- go
Two Of the above ships are now being outt ana WIZ
be placed on the line during the ensuing summer.
She CITY or GLASGOW, Capt r Mathews, Gate
ofthe Great Western s intended TO sail as under
FROM PHIL ApEIPBIA FROM LIVERPOOL.
Saturday. 18th March Wednesday, I'm reorua'J'
Nav t
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VNO THE rUBLIC-UNTIL FUR
Il THEIR NOTlCE.-On and amer MONDAY, Dec. -,
1850. the steamboat HORWALK will leave HARLEM al
O'clock A. M and o'clock p. 81; viii leave Pecks az
ia O'Clock a. NJ. and O'Clock p N. landing al Astoria
aarh wav Fara 81 cents d2gn
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ORANGE MOUNTAIN WATER-
LEGAL NOTICES

49,. AIOAh wv A1NLSs
~
o. an oroer Of ne sarroests OF tas Coaut, a
49,, eote hsrssy gvss al psssoas davng cs.us
.c-ss LNiAa HATHAWAY, late ofths cy u Ns~ Y.fs -,
sss.ssa = the yoabsrs thssof 10 M.
- CO. os oaes q Frost Hcks No % sout .trsst n
tet OF OF before the twenty rrth dsv ~ Nav
~ foft Zoe tuszty trs 4sy Il snv.mbsr 1880
--hf CHARLES HAfFARDs Erocuior
NSCANcE o. a. order d ne sarro,t. =, ,s c.. :,
a. ~ sess hsrsoy gvsa per,ons hawai- - m.
49,. onesE oltshhA late oftSs Cry ofNsw Yo ssc.a..s
- oae. We 'oeeesr. uesssf 70 ssascrosr Al
= - ss =. Foat'ssae day q Ny ssxt-Dssss S.Yors
kls is~s,,ss '''s"'''' - DANlfL D. rONPRINS
Administrator Win tho win asosr.d
N@skf DEPARTMENT, 40. 4 All OF sEcoE n -
sS assey gwen tat tbs following rssos ron hs. bee. a.
es Board Of Aldermen Rs-olssS IL. Sour :, 80
~ 70 hadsa Ens Be raised and regulated ..fh s 80
aver, sa.tsb side ana FePsvsd. with proper a e wa ~
te Garage way, under the direction N. S..s
fs ne Gaag 70 eorsspo1d With hight tas 49,,
tas M, oal AT persons Interested m he Hiovs ~rop1.
~ en-, 70 present. them ia writing u,Ssr. Al
D00GE So eeofs tie ilth day Of Fs5ruay at JOB Y ]
80 '"ss' Oon8iss.ons7 -Yrs. !. l3sl.
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NOR BRIDGEPORT-FAR SO CENTS.
n The Steamboat ROGER WILLIAMS Capt Chss.
We.k. will leave Hsw-iork frow Par foo OF Mnketsl
every Tuesday Thursday and Saturday, al O'Clock N.
Returning will leave the Railroad Dock Bridgeport every
Monday "Wednesday and Friday morning al 8 O'clock
Bridgeport and Railroad Freight taken a. tbs lowest
For Passage Freight sppy on board the boat OF
of the Agent on the Dock us Inns
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TWO daily TRAINS for ALBANY

II AND TROY, through by New-York and New Haven
Houssonic and Western Railroads First train leaves
New. York, from Canast Station at AN, arriving at
Albany at - O'Clock NJ; al 81 M, arriving at Albany al
Il z. NJ Fare through 10 Albany ST. Please procure
tickets before taking seats In the care
I4flus X b. MASON, SUpL N. Y. N. II X. X.
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DFGULAR MAIL LINE FOR Dos

IA TON AND PROVIDENCE VIA STONlNGTON.
CHANCE OF HOUR On and after Monday, FEB H.,
the Steamers OF this Line will leave Pier No. North Rv-
en- first wharf above Battery Place Daily except Sundays
al FIVE p NJ instead four p NJ For further particulars
apply az the Office 10 Battery Place. III tus
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DACTFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COM

HOACIFIC MAIL SIEA MOdlT CON-
u PANY-FOR CALIFORNIA AND OREGON.-The
pRny, steamers Inspected and approved By the Navy De-
pgrtnen and carrying the United States ais will continue
to Panama and San francisco the rst and heenh
DAYS each month unless detained by unavoidable acct
es OF the fret Of the month will touch 81 Acapulco, San
Bias MszaAn San Diego and Monterey The Steamers Of
the fifteenth Of the month will touch al Acapulco but al
The following United States Mall Steam Packets are
10 the Pacific Of which will be always IN port at each
end Of the route -
PANAMA .......L087 - EORTHERNER.I.A0 -
CALIFORNIA. 1850 - lCOLUMblA...... $40 9"
UNICORN...;.. 800 - IcAROLtNA:.;:;... 600 ="
The pe .1samsp win DIV regularly be-
saB FrencscO and p0rs 10 Oregon, awaiting 4 he
former port the arrival Of malls and passengers rom Pana
ma and returning without delay with mails aud passer
for the following steamer from San Sraacsco
regular line OF propeleis will be Esntup for the
porsdon OF freight and uanSent psRsenge between PAN
ana and Ban Francisco.
The connection 10 the Atlantic viii 10 maintained b. the
Steamships EMPIRE CITY, leaving NeW-IOrk o. tne
18Th and CHEROKEE leaving kew-York the 26,h OF
each month for ChagTes. third boat vii also be kept IN
New-York q spare steamer $500
The new steamships CARIBBEAN a1d PhlLADEL-
PHIA viii form direct line between Nev-Oresns ana
ChAgrea leaving such periods "a VIII insure Is little
detention es possible the sthnus aud forming with the
Pacific steamships n THROUGH LINE 20 and from New
Orleans and ports Ia Mexico California and Oregon Pes
sage from New Orleans be secured from ARMSTRONG,
LAWRAsoN Co.. Agents
RATES OF PARE FROM NETWORK TO cRAGREs.
Balloon State Room 800 Lower Cabin berh...,.Sso
Storage found with maitrass and Board ~
FROM PANAMA TO SAN Francisco 49,
Saloon State Rooms $500 Lever Cabin Berth. $3.50
Storage found with msltrbss and Board ........ 80
FROM SAN FRaScIsco TO ASTORIA. .
100 Storage. $50
For through tickets for any month apply al the once OF
the Company, "a and 30 South-sL ofO&W
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(tORPORATION EOTICE-PubHc notice hereby 70 the
ewner occupants Of all houses and lots
or unmr affected thereby tat the following
copete by the Assessors and are lodged
Assessments for sIanuation By eli
n.rson Interested building receiving basins and cnverts
al Of 30 ay aud 18th - Tbs
limits embraced include all tbs several houses
ground vacant lots parcels OF land situated 90
between Sd and Irving place and on the "e't
sry 9TH and 18th m AL persons whose inter-
the above named Asses nents and ~o are oppos
ed the either ofthe requested preset e- oc
tons Writing the Undersigned at their Ohcs No Hal 81 ne
cords. within thirty from the date OF tbs notes. SAmUE
II DE MOTT. FRANCIS NICHOLSON, ISAAC WIN SMITH,
Assessors Omcs OF Assessments Street Department FEB
2, 1851. ~ w
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EOR BOSTON by NEW YORK and

4 EEW-HAVEN RAILROAo-The following Trains
leave the Canal Station daily Sundays excepted for
Boston al O'clock A NJ AMI arrive at Boston ats o'clock
P NJ dinner al Springfield.
Al O'Clock. A. ~ Mriye at Boston at H. 2. NJ; by
this train passengers may stop on two to three hours Al
New Haven Hartford OF Springfield ORA any station where
the Express Train receives passengers.
At O'Clock P. NJ. arrive al Boston at Has P. NJ sup
per Springfield This Train receives Passengers only al
he Principal Stations. See bills Of all the Trains
Passengers desired to procure Tickets before tat
seats n lie cars Nam II. 3. MASON, Superintendent
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LNOk LIF EhFOOL.-OHI ECu OJdIc5
IL Mail Steamship BALTIC Capt Jos }. Comstock This
sssTrshp vii depart with the Malls for Europe positive
w. on Wednesday, 5th ofMAreh, Al u o'clock, 81 from
her berth a. the foot Of CAnAl-sL
No berth secure until paid for.
All Letters must pass through the Post Office.
For freight passage, having unequaled secommods
tons for eleR auce or comfort apply 10
EDWD. X COLLINS IS Weist-
Positively no freight viii be received on board Aer
Monday evening, March g.
The steamer PACIFIC viii succeed the BALTIC e.d
sal Mach 10. Of
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yTAYLOR'S FIRST PREMIUM

III TRANSPARENT SOAPS-N0tice 70 Doalert and
ConsumersThe extensive establishment for the
elusive manufacture Of FANCY SOAPS In the United
States has been erected by H. w c. Taylor on Ninth
st. between Green and Coates SITS The superior SapOns-
ceous Con pound Transparent and other Toilet Soaps by
which TAYLORS have acquired their great reputation,
are now manufactured In unlimited quantities, and with the
Ola degree Of excellence la consequences OF the advan
ge gained by increasing their manufacturing facilities
lsnhld their Soaps now offered 70 dealers much
more favorable than heretofore The subscribers as
has Gways been the practice will devote their own per
sona labor the peTectiDg OF all operations In their
esbishm ana promise their customers every Inn
pfoyemeni that long experience can suggest
-Four silver Medals THE highest premiuml were awarded
for The Soaps in lsi8 and 1850. by the franklin Institute Of
Pennsylvania and the American Institute of NewYork =
These s,sps can be procured IN New-York of VIM II.
Cary Co. Havilsnd. Reese Co, VIM: Brewer, r. y.
Havland 1 Co, d. Berrien, IT, Co. Marvin North,
mfes ii Z. i w. T. 1LOh, fhhdue4PUlA
IN lmeods