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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD


LEAVE NEw.YORK, GOING NOkTH,
FROM he Cilee IN HudsOnst near CbambofssA
Ala ID A. Nor passengers 20 P0sghksepse, s0Ppng
al AL tho way ststons
Ale M-SOr fTeigbt and passengers 10 POugAkssrse,
stopping al ell way stations.
Az Z. M.-F@ PAsssDses 70 Poughksepss' ssoppSsg
n al he way stst11s. 90
At 4 P. M-FOr Passengers 10 Poughkeepsie, Albany
kers Hssdngs Dobbs ferry, Dear nan TaTrytows sing.
S1 GrOton Pesiss, 0sfrssn's, Cod spring, tlshkluf
New II an b1Tgb, Million Ferry and Poughssepsie. and
thence BY steamer Armenia landing Hyde Psrk, kngs'
ton BaIrytowD, TiyOli, Bristol Cslskl, Hudson. Cox
ssckie. Si1yvessnI aod New Baltimore, reaching Albany
before II al night
ASP M.Eor passengers to PeesssilI stopping 81 al
LEAVE ROUGnxEEPsIE. soIEo soUzH
AHA n.-EoT Hsw.Yors. stopping II Mltoe Ferry.
New. Hsu bHrgh Low Point fishkl Cold Spring, Gar.
Dobbs Ferry I0nkers and hazbattanvilo.
Ana h.-For neight ana psssosgers 10 nsw York,
stopping Al al way stations on signal
AfSP Ms-SoT NEWTON, stoPpng 81 al vHJ siarsss
Ats NJ Tor NewYork or on arrival Of the Steamboat,
which leaves Albany at stopping al New Hamburgh.
Fskill Cold Spring. Ganson's, feeksti CrcIon Sing
Sing Tarryi0wn, Dearnan, DOboS Ferry. fonker and
MsnhaitsnviIe, reaching New.Yofk stet r. NJ.
LEAVE PEEKbKILL sOh cLW-fOnk-
AgTA Ms-SbpyiEg ~ AZ way stations on signal
obserying he following rules: Isl Give particular drec
ions tie bsggagsnal where your bsggsgeb 70 b de.
Hyarsd that be may asrk accordingly ard thefeby syeie
mistakes ard delays ID procure yotI 1cko1 beios entef'
tsR the cars; ID Do not stand On The pl1if0rns
ms OLIVER II LEE. Sa>sriEfsz6sEA
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Morses Compound syrup Of
YELLOW DOCK ROOT.-Wo feel

II prompted by.every principle Of humanity TO make
known 70 s word the wonderful efficacy OF tEis exusors
ainaTy preparation Thousands have been relieved OF
great smoont OF suffering and many lives saved oy ne use
EN- IT'S acknowledged by the best Judges OF medicine
be the mcsi eegsn scientific and ssuYy preparation now
b use and ~ deParerye remedy seldom ever eqused
II stsnds unfivaed for The q Eryspeas Salt Rhegm,
sankor ker0uls and al the various diseases arising from
impure state Of the Blood Aso, al Bilious complaints,
and used with unprecedcn In all OF Female
weakness and general debility, strengthening The weaken
ID body vipg tone 70 The various organs, and inygorat
ng The entire syslem aud also Tor Toe ohe Liver
Plant Caiarrh Dyspepsia Headache lDixznesa Coughs,
he Those sgecied with Chronic Dtseaseskof whatever
bsm VIII and ns medicine rot only pleassntte the tase,
kot certain cure fila be within the power OF remedial
Agents sfec their disease lie composeS OF medicines
90 happily combined 10 tend directly 70 give tone 10 ne
eowach and bowels excite 70 healthy eeuon tno Liver ara
howhoe 0sndulsT System, allay Nervous itaanty ana
promote the ee action Of the Lungs, mus renoenng t
picsble to al diseases OF Chronic nature ~ 10 P1fey
vesesbe and may be used In ali climates ana " Al sea
sons OF he year =.
.rrepsredoaly by O. MORSE l. CO.'S lo2 FcontAn-st
xrovidsnee, L. and sold by thousands al over me Uns
- states, Csnsdas, &c hsydock, Corfes GAY, tis
fssfSt N. York General Agents. 10 cm-
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NOR LTVERPOOL - United States

NOR LIVERPOOL - United States
n Mail Steamship PACIFIC. Capt Ezra Nye. This
Steamship will part with the Mails for Europe, positive
w. on "wednesday March 18Th Al u oeOck NJ RON her
berth the foot Of canasL No Bsrhh secured until pad
for.
For freight passage, having unequaled secommoda-
lions for elegance or comfort apply 10 -
EDWD. X COLLINS, IS Wall-st
Positively 10 freight viii be received on board aheT
Mondsy evening March l7ih. -
81 All , m6
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r IFE ASSURANCE. - NATIONAL

r IFE ASSURANCE. - NATIONAL
ALoAN FUND LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF
LONDON - General Agents Office, II Watst New
York, 1st March, 1851. Capital S2,5ooVO ard surpuh
The withdrawal table OF the Society affords to the A.
sured who may take their policies under these tables
he creates, possible present and prospective advantages,
thai can be conferred by Life Assurance On this Table the
assured ia entitled at any time receive al interest az Inn
mediate advance the extent Of onehaf the amount OF
he paid annual premiums without security personal la
by or depos Of the policy but by simple endorsement
thsreon or he half premium may be 30 withheld during
The whole continuance OF the policy Also, In the syent OF
he assured al any time requiring to continue TIE pc.
Hcy on It's surrender oneha OF the annual premiums VIII
be returned by the Society. a., 80.
Al he last annuol investigation, reported IN May 1850
the bonuses declared the assured were the option OF
return OF Is per cent their premiums In cash. or re-
ver.ong AcdtOB the original sum assured by each po-
lcv VARYING from 20 to IS per cent. -
EXAMPLES OF BONUSES ALREADY DECLARED
viii be found In the Sociey's pamphlet together Win
Tables Of Rates and other Information on application ~
n Walst or at any of the agencies free OF expense
A party NAV at moderate annual premium Insure Ioi
HE and IL be survives reach the age OF 90 years TIE n
sum insured up $l5OOO viii be paid 10 his family or 10
gal representatives 49,,
c. EDWARD HABICHT, Chairman
J J. Palmer 5. 5 Howland,
William Van Hook, Joleph GsillSrd, Jr .
Robert Dillon, and J. KeSrney Rodgers, ND.
The BoMd every Wedn esdsy 81 IL WAl-sL tor IAe
j. LEANDER STARR, General Agent and
mi 2awa Superintendent Of the q. s. Local board
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pRIVATE LYING-IN ASYLUM

n The propreoFs Of The above Institute have concluded
meme DO Terms OF admission to The ability OF the appi-
cznta Communications and applications to DO made TO
Wlms Or. KENNEDY, 1856 Duane park
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Acknowledgements to U: B.
roam CO. CSiforns Express Co, viii send s2 &C.
80 Masse1ger with Letters and Parcels ~ me spi5H--
80 s,ssnsT FKOTHER JONATHAN Capt stooaA,u, -
80 issh i~st with days laer newS Wnicn WIN -
hveTed in san Francisco IN advance 81 NE . s s ~
I.n i At rs Office LIST Cabin, So; p Caoln ~
$500 ee 40 Number limited PoIisge - cts An Vi
steseisse,, ~. ofSre BERFORD 4 CO,
SaOAh' - 49, AHtor House, Netey-sLi
ard corner Of Clay and Kearney San francisco
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EOR CHARLESTON, S. C.-The
IL ,plerdis s,esmshp sOUTHERhEh' Oapps yS p Wa
irsou, vii lssye pier No hoiIa 2 's IN Il, sllsiIsg
&c. h. iie e-rk on soard Fregh. ~ csIs 2s. ~.
ioe,. Psssge 50. FOR freight rPpy GA ooAu . p'''
No No a North River. and ioI pa4f- Se % % 9th .,
nj "a sPOTFORD, TILEsfON co. 10 SV11Ns~
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CALIFORNIA EXPRESS NOTICE
~ EXTRA! Crest DlIpAlch-astes Reduced-ADAMS
CO.'S CALIFORNIA FREIGHT, PACKAGE AND
PARCEL EXPRESS, per steamer EMPIRE CITY, on
THURSDAY, 18th insL
u Our next Express for California, via the lsthnus OF
Panama. will leave In charge of Special Messenger aud
Freight Agent Thursday, 18Th inst at o'clock z NJ
per steamer Empire City, for Chsgres, direct
BY cur recent excellent arrangements on the lshmus we
can now offer 10 our patrons the assurance that their goods
will 90 through in better time than has before been
effected and at great reduction from former rates.
All freight 90 forward promptly, must be delivered to
"a before O'Clock P NJ. Wednesday, 18th Small Par
GELS viii be received until y O'Clock, and Letters until
O'Clock Of the day Of sailing.
Everything must be Pre-Pad and all packages be rem
dered strictly waterproof
~ By leaving their Invoices with US early shippers
may avoid The trouble and expense Of clearing their goods
nj Ct ADAMS L CO Is and 10 waI-st.
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INDEPENDENT STEAMSHIP LINE

HFOR SAN FRANCISCO, VIA CHAGREs, DIRECT
at reduced Of Passage and Freight The new and
elegant Steamship NORTH AMERICA, 1900 tans bar
den he fastest steamship In the world, J. II, Blehen,
COMMANDER viii leave pier Norm River, for Chagres
direct TUESDAY the lth day Of March, Al clock,
PM This steamship ia entirely new, having made bat
one p Chsgres and passengers depend upon her
being clean and her bedding. &C free from disease sac
has Is large and commOdOus saierOoms some expressly
designed for the Of families This steamer will be IN
HewYerk her return tp from Chsgres, on or before
the sd March. Passengers intending 10 leave FOR San
francisco or Chagre w0ad do well examine her extra
accommodations and notice the improved manner IN which
she is ventilated. An experienced surgeon Is attached 10
the ship All freight be bosrd and bills OF lading
signed previous 10 the day OF sailing. For freight pass
age or other Information inquire Of r. NORTON at the
Office on pier No North River, 81 the foot OF horrisaL
where the plan the cabin be SEEN and ssteoon or
berths secured III tmlZ
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nACTFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COM


Il PANY-FOR CALIFORNIA AND ORE9ON.-fhs
public informed that under the arrangements OF his Com.
pauv inspected and approved by the Navy De-
psrmen and carrying the Unied states ais VIA conunoe
10 leave Panama San francisco the St and fifteenth
dayp OF each MONTH unless detained By unavoldaOe Acc
dent or the nonarrval Of the Mails AZ Panama The Steam
ers Of the kt Of the month viii touch Al Acapulco, san
Bias, haZasn San Diego and Monterey The steamers
the fifteenth OF the month viii touch at Acapulco bat 81 nc
The fooinq United States nail Steam Packets are now
n the Pacific OF which will be always In port at each
OREGON........I oee tunE IFENNEssEE....1,So0 tuna
PANAMA .......los7 - NORTHUMBERLAND -
CALIFORNIA. 1850 - ICOLUMBiA...... SC0 -
UNICORN ...... 600 - lCAROLlNA...... 500 -
SARAH SANDS................l.oOO u1ne.
The new steamship COLUMBIA Will ply regularly b
tween gar Francrco pors IN Oregon awaiting Et the
former port the arrival Of mails and passengers from Psna
ma and returning without delay with malls and passengers
for the following steamer from San francisco
regular line OF propelers will b kept mp for the ens
poaton Of freight and transient passengers between AN
ANA and San Frsncisco. -
Steamships EMPIRE CITY, leaving Nev-York On the
18th, and CHEROKEE leaving NewIoFk on the 18th Of
each month for ChaTes third boat viii also be kept n
New-York q spare steamer.
PHIA will form q direct line between NeWOriesnn and
ChRgres leaving such periods ~ will insure Is little
detention ss poEEbe the lsthmus and forming with toe
Pacific steamships THROUGH LINE 10 and rom New
Orleans and pors In Mexico California and Oregon. Pas
sage from New Orleans be secured from ARMsTRoke
LAWRAsoN 4 Co. Agents.
RATS OF PARE PROM NETWORK TO cHAeRss.
gsloon state Room 800 Lower Cabin Berth. $50
SeersRe found with matIrass and Board........ 50
FROM PANAMA TO SAN FRANCISCO, -
Saloon State Rooms $500 Lower Cabin Berth. ,'S<1O
Storage found with matrasS and Board ..''... 10
FROM SAN FRANCISCO TO ASTORIA. -
$lOO Steerage.
For through tickets Tor any month apply az the once Of
the Company, 81 and 50 Southat l5f ueodD&Wu
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Change OF hours. commencing Feb. TO-
DAMAPO AND PATERSON RAIL-

NFAMhFO AND IA EIlOO4N ANhIA1-
AoROADB
ExFREss TRAISs-l5lopplng only al Paterson and Ho
b. usI Leave Sufsrns a. 81 aud An soi u n
or tho arrival ofihe Enc trains Leave Newly IAN
and "a AID PM
WAY TRAIEs.-lSoppng Al all tho stations Leavs
suferns at o'clock, 81. Leave New-Hork at O'Clock
p NJ SUNDAYs-Leaye SUhems al 81 An and new
York al 5 NJ -
PATEssOE TRAISs.--Leave hsrketeL at and q AN
ana Z "a; or the arrival Of The trains from 5aderns
Leave Paterson Depot al 81 and ~ A. ~ aod q Pm
Leave new-YOIk al 7, 81 NJ and !, ST. ~ and P ~.
SUNDAYS Leave darketSL 81 Am Paterson DepotSi
PM Leave New. York At 81 A "a. and Pm t3fd
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VAMDEN AND AMBOY RAILROAD

" LINE. from NEW YORK to PHILADELPHIA
leaves Pier No l. North River by steamboat John PsIen,
At IL O'clock daily Fare In frstcass cars 81 second So
bird 81 o. To Freehold S7l Emgrsnt Line, 81 So
IRA BLISS, AgeAL
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NOR SANFRANCISC co, via RIO
II TANFIRO VALPARAISO and PANAMA-fhe
= a besniifr steamship PACIFIC, Ifco tuns oarIosn,
so~rSrded by esp; D. G. BAILEY, late OF ne s.sa11
$3.50 vii positively sail from his pod, - Aoo'e -
5.--v ia I6ih inst 81 10 o'clock. NJ ene CT 80
Sssssrrsrs ard anal quantity n nelt heEu. o'
francisco Apply 70 .. B. ALIEN, bsls' az
stairs o. % 'o"" 'N' nd rs"
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NOR BRIDGEPORT, HOUSATONIC
n ard NAUGATUCK-RsIro Fare 30 eents-The
steamer Alice, Capt Weeks, Will leave the pier foot OF
Aaketst every Tuesday fhursdsy and SATURDAY, al
O'Clock A. NJ Returning will leave The Railroad docS AZ
Bridgeport every MONDAY, Wetnesday ano Friday az .
O'Clock A. NJ Freight for Bridgeport and tho hahrosds
taken al the lowest rates, which will ne received cay az
he flee on the pier. lml 2W-l w. II. SLATER Agt.
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STATES MAIL, LINE from

limited STATES MAIL LINE from
OCHARLESTON to HAVANA, via SAVANNAH and
KEY WEsT.-The splendid steamship ISABEL 600 tuns
burden, commanded BY Capt Wilsm Rollins win com
erce Der regular ups on Monday, Oct and sal regu-
larry from Charleston G. for Havana the Let and l5th
Of each monih and from Havana 70 Charleston TIE sh
and I'D.
From Charleston and Savannah 70 Havana, SO.
From Charleston and Savannah 70 Key West $50.
Fer parhculars, apply TO
sPOPFORD, TILEsTON 4 co. % soutbtt
In Charleston 20 NJ Q. MOkECAL
Agents 10 havans, DRAKE, BROTHERS CO
Pssrenscr leaving Havana BY this ship can reach BAN
more by The lard the fin day, By meeting t1s
steamer sOutberner reach New York in same time.
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IT'S TO CALIFOR-

HOSTAGE IS CENTS TO CALIFOR-
Il MA, OPPOSITION TO U. s MAlL-BEsFosD
sib int by stesmer EMPIRE CITY on 18Th inst, by
steamer BROTHER JONATHAN on 18Th inst wild tour
dvs later news Letters and Parcels delivered IN advance
OF u S. Mail, which leaves on llih inst
Inclose letters and postage and prepay to
ma l2t BERFOhD CO~ <AsIOI lVdse' NJ
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PASSENGER OF
NROSRY 4 BELKNAP.

CROSBY & BELKNAP,
~ LAWYERS AND LAND AGENTS,
San JOSE, CALIFORNIA.
r n CROxBY ID. P. BELKNAP.
The s5ove are located al The Of Government within
sr hours travel Of San FRANCHISES and have nrsnS eeo-
S-Tsnsscg business h al parts Of he State fhey re-
eer 10 Hon VIM u 0win, Washington. D. C.i hon r.
q spsding Buffalo; Ad. J. II Cook Of Iarleeu,n " y 4
New orf Ira Smith 4 Co. l4 Pearl-st; A. bensoeb
ESQ az Wsllst c. Benedict, Esq. 20 Wal-st 6dse
lev 4 Mcgrsih; r. A. Price, ESQ. 40 Walsti T. D Bel
man L Son, Go!c-st; I. Kenseit 4 Co. . Old amp
lGfSm
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EOR BRlDGEPORT.-Fare so cents.
4 Connecting with he Housatopic and Nalgstlck
Railroad The steamer ANSONiA Capt T. ID. Wilcox,
viii leave Peck-slip Tuesdays, Thursdays aad SHtur
days al II O'Clock NJ; returning will leave Railroad
Wharf Bridgeport. on Mondays Weinesisys and fdays
1tt A ~. For freight or passage, apply 10 THOMAS
LOCKYER co, Il2 SOuthsL. or 10 the Captain GA
boaTd BFeiRht taken the 10 vest rates. all lmF
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leF ppIn SFT5s'E 3 RBATEs OF SAILING.

LINS &C WslLst HeSYorE, BROWN, SMILEY
co Liverpool, T.. g. ROBERTS co IS Kings Arms
yard London Boulevard, Monms'ue, Paris -.
AheT The lot Of April next, the rate Of frelRh ~ ne
above steamers from Liverpool viii be materially redued
ms II
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DROOKLYN FTREINSURANCE co.
D-ORce No 6 Merchants Exchange, Wsllst NJ Y.
AND 4S Fullcn-st. Brooklyn. WIN. ELLSWORfH,Pr est
A. q. STEVENS, Secretary. III om'
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PIANOS.
1I0TJAN PnNO-FORTES.-We

NJ wouA call the attention OF the public TO the fine as
-ept Of Piano Fortes with and without the much az,
I'd Eolan Accompaniment made by inc oSleOss -
- ~ n Gilbert Co OF Boston, recently opened a.
~ " osSsvsv ~ WATERS BFRRY. The Pianos OF
"a Co have been too long a1 too favoraoy known
Z reed any commendanons hunoreos In uhs Guy eau
80 10 their superior excellence.
-. - lei mi luN
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SECONDHAND PIANOS.-WA-
LSrERs A BERRY AL Broadway, few doors below
arasc 81 Al the H1oian Piano rooms OF 7. GILBERT
co have large assortment OF second,h rlanos ior
sse eheap or 10 rent at prcea from SIS to S4O0 Aso,
sOod assortment OF Music for sale 81 reduced price,
AZ In
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ss.57NTED CALICOES.-New styles,
IN Nv aes :. c~ived from .he WORKS daily TOR ss9
sereri s'Ih ~ NEsMITH 4 co 81 AID 50 Pinest
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.s.-5ffNTFR'S BLANKETS-And Lap
s-. rnsTsvers are Roller Cloth q, sale pn.La
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sn0 CASES BLEACHED SHIRT
WEp trGs ID. "a, g. IS and So Inch s1itabls toe
ssys ,of Rsgs and The general trade For sale ~
Exrhc'o'e'" CBeLE BARON, IS Pioe-sI
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So0 CASES ADAMS BLUE AND
Uni .s,S,xs On rNTs -supercr 10 quality Of worn
80 49,. - s,sIs t6r sale BY C. B. LIZ BARON,,
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taken in this city for several years. but their cost
has denied them anything like a general oircula-
ton. Their value, however, 10 fully appreciated
by the whole profession, who, we have no doubt,
will hasten to avail themselves of the opportun&y
Of possessing themselves of the republication al
Messrs. Little x Brown, which can be had at less
than one fifth the expense of the original works.
From Me Boston Courier
The enterprising publishers have here presented
to the legal profession, we judge, a, long-ielt
desideyGtuHa-a prompt cheap, and comprchensive
series of reports of all the decisions of all the Eng
lish courts. The series commences with the caSes
of the November term, 1850; and we observe in thS
first number decisions pronounced in Westminster
Hall on the Goth January, 1851. This is unparal
leled despatch in the history Of legal reporting
Westminster is here brought two years nearer to
as than our own court house. The style in which
the work is issued reflects great credit upon the
publishers, editors, and all connected with It,
The page is large, fair, white, and readable The
table of cases and index seem to be prepared with
much care and diligence. The former strikes us as
executed ON very useful plan, referring not only
to the case and page of the volume, but containing
also a short abstract of the subject of each case
The editors notes scattered through the volume,
referring to American decisions aud still more to
the value of the work. The publication is TO be
continued jim monthly parts or numbers making
each year six large octave volumes for the remark
ably low price of $40 per annum We trust both
editors and publishers will receive ample remuner-
alton for the service they are here doing the legal
profession.
Such publication, we think, cannot fail to be
useful TO the profession and profitable to the pub
lishers Philadelphia Legal fntelIigence.
May
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FUME HATuS.

ITO all who afflicted with Rheumatic com
a plants we would say, go and try DIR. EMER-
SONS SULPHUR FuME bATHs, at Cops Pavilion,
on Louisiana avenue, near Sixth street. The pc
culiartics of IL are such that il cures ccctually
thiscomplaint. Also allothcr diseases of Chronic
nature such asScrofua, Gout diseases of the skin,
joints, &c.
GaNanic and Electro Magnetic Electricity.
DR.. Emerson stll continues to apply these i'm
portant remedial agents TO such diseases and such
cases as indicate their usefulness.
Aug. 22--2aNU
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June 10 Iamtoct
THE MAGNETI COMPANY,
MORSE LINE.
40 Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York,
and all North and East.


MORSE LINE.
40 Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York,
and all North and East.
wAeHINGToS OFFICE, PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
FVth house east Of National Hotel, No. 6.
TYNIIE fret line ever established by any company
Il IN the United States, and consequently the
oldest, the pioneerline, extending between WASH
lNGTON, BALTIMORE, PHILADELPHIA, and
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GRACE, WILMINGTON, TRENTON, PRINCE
TON, NEW BRUNSWICK, NEWARK, and
JERSEY CITT4-tho only line in the country at the
present time having up Four Wires-has lately an
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, transmit and deliver any number of messages
which may be required oft for the accommodation
OF the public, with on accuracy, promptness, and
fidelity hitherto unequalled. This line connects
with ether companies of Morse Lines, extending
already over fifteen thousand miles, TO either OF
which messages and payment will be delivered az
desired. The managers of this line have lately
more thoroughly systenatized its business, in both
transmission and prompt delivery Of messages. It's
charges are cqua 60 ALI with specafavors TO none.
Every one is invited 70 try the promptness, cor
rcctncss, and reliability of this Telegraph Line.
The Offices of the Magnetic Telegraph Company
arc: Washington city, Pennsylvania avenue, fifth
house cast OF the National Hotel Baltimore, No. .
Merchants Exchange, South Gay street; Philndol-
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NOTICE TO PRE-. EMpTIoN CLAIMANTS

Every person entitled TO the right of pre- -emption
to any OF the lands within the townships and parts
OF townships above enumerated is required to es-
and receiver of the proper land Cflice, and make
payment therefor as practicable after see
ing this notice, and before the day appointed for
the commencement of the public sale of the lands
embracing the tract claimcd; otherwise sue claim
will be forfeited. J. BUTTERFIELD
Commissioner of the General Land Office
May l3--laWl3w
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any law OF Congress- for military services rendered
to the United States, will be permitted on any Of
the above mentioned lands, us provided by the
act entitled "An act making appropriations for the
civil and diplomatic expenses Of Government"
&c, approved Maroh3, 1851
The Offering ,of the above mentioned lands will
be commenced on the days appointed, and will
proceed in the order in which they are advertised
with all convenient despatch, until the whole shall
have been offered and the sales thus closed; but
sale shall be kept open longer than two weeks, and
no private entry of any Of the lands will be adj
mitted until after the expiration Of two weeks.
Given under my hand at the city Of Washing
ton, this sixth day of May, Ammo Domini one thou
sand eight hundred and fifty-o
WILLARD FILLMORE.
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