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ENHANCEMENT OF THE CAPITOL
T. The Committee on Public Buildings of the
Senate, having been authorized by resolution Of
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FOR THE SPRINGS
AIDES retiring to the springs or country, will
IL find at PARKER'S, just opening, a fresh
supply Of Toilette Articles, such As very superior
BAY rum, COLOGNE, in bottles and on drnught
EAU LUSTRAL, OK MARROW, DENT.
FRICE, &c, COMB, HAIR, TOOTH, and NAIL
BRUSHES, at
PARKER s
Fancy Comb and Ptrfnnery Store,
aug b Penn Av near National HotslI
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ON CONSIGNMENT Oak Tanned Russell
" BROG.aN'S.--I 900 pair Oak Tanned Russell
Brogans, prime article of Southern ManufAc-
ture. For sale by r. A. PRINGLE,
No 80, East Bay street,
July Is, lS50-d4m ~haslssten, 8. CT
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1.-THE SOUTHERN PRESS. Z

An association Of sixty-three Numbers Of Coasrsss
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MATHEWF.S & ROPER,
Nactors and Commission Merchants, for Cotton,
II Rice, Bagging small country Produce, Van
derhorst's Wharf, Charleston, S. C
FERDINAND MOULTON,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR ATI.AW.
Will practice IN the several courts in the District,
and attend to the prosecution of GAINS
against the Government.
Office corner Of < and It'll streets, opposite the
General Post Office.
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'PRING MILLINERY

SPRING MILLINERY
VXTILL be opened at Mrs. S. PARKER'S on
w Saturday, 18th instant, at 10 O'Clock.
PARKER'S new Fancy store,
March l4-.3t under National hotel.
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A GREAT NATIONAL WORK.
THE GALLERY OF LLUSTRIOUs
AMERICANS

Daguerreotypes by Brady---Engraved by
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Whole number Of representatives 1913.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-23
ID OCULAR MAIL LINE between BOS-

AATON AID NETWORK, via 5TONlNGTON ana
PROVIDENCE-lbland route, without ferry, change Of
ears or bag gage ,,,,,,,e, =, -. ,,,. -. :
rSMMODORF Capt Vim n. FrRLee, In connection
with he senDgtOl and Providence and Boston and
Providence Raroada leaving NewY York daily (Sundsys
sxeepted) foh Pier Mr. 6rs wharf above bauery-paee,
Al O'clock NJ and St0ningtop ats I'm or upon she sr
yival on he Mail Train from Boston
These steamers bur expressly FOR the route and are
IN ever respect particularly adapted 70 the navigation ~
Eong Sound The accommodations for passengers are
eounOiOus and eOnfOrsbet1s officers capable and es'
The route beng he shortsst and most direct betwesS
Boston and NewYOrk. passengers are enabled 10 Gnys
In ample lime for the morning bnes 81 seamDOaH ans
railroads. raining &c various points nom nose cities
heMASSACIIUSET1 win leaye New Z ork on Tues-
dan rbursdsJ and Saturday Leave stepingtoo 90 Mon
dsv Wednesday ard Friday
Tie COMMODORE VIII leave New Iors AoD5ay, wed.
nesday and Friday Leave Bloomington Tuesday Thursday
and Saturday. . a..
ington proceed fm mediAely IN hi splendid railroad cars
70 Providence anS Boston basgage-nasSer accom-
Daues Zach ersn 70 and nom Boston For passage
berthR stster freight applications nay be made "
fls Agena On Ae wharf sd n ~ once, 10 saitsry.
pacs "D
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-23
MORRIS and ESSEX RAILROAD

I'VE PASSENGER TRAINS UP.-Leave New-fOrk locl
OF CoTtland-sl AN. and 20 Pm; Leave Newark -
An and Is Pm.
PASSENGER TRArEs DOWS.-Leaye Dover A. a. and
las P M; MOTristovgn IS A. NJ. and . P NJ Madison
T45AM and 20 P NJ; Summit 3 % A. "a and ) rs p Nj
Hnlvtle IS A u ard l6 p Nj Orange IS A. n. ard
PPrisTr rr,rv.-Iesve Dover A n. and New-Yo-h
OsAxsE HoRsE CAR--Lesve orange A NJ and l -
P NJ; EeW-Tors n 90 A M. lcd ~ z. NJ
Passengers by llese uans received And dsAVered
sach wsy al NOr;h ard South Orange, Mllvie, Summit
Chatham Madison, Monnsiown hsrris Plains DanviDe,
RockAwRy ana Dover
AT Dover stages connected with the AN. passenger
lrrn leave TOR suckssunny. SRnhOpe New On hacEelf-
town ard Hope daily; Milford and Owego 90 Mondays,
Weduesdays ard Fridays, and FOR Sparta, JohnsonbTgi
BlsirstoHn Columbia, Delaware Wstel Gap Stongsourgh
Continuing the Lsckawanna WORKS passing through DAT
touvle stsnhope pa Smiths Tavern, Neagesvile, Chs
rhursHys and Saturdays snd returning meet he Pm.
trains for New-1ork . -
Al Depville stages leave for Power1le and Boont0n oh
the arrvsl OF the and NJ rains from, and meet ne
A ~ and P VI trSins for New-York. .
Al Morrs,own stages leave on the arrival OF me a n
passenger trains for MeEdham, Chester Schooeys noun.
pin Washington Belydere and ESson, daily, and nee'
the P NJ train for Hew-York. ,,,-
Also for Backing Ridge the arrival OF me r M Izn
returning morning, connecting WIN me A 10 Han 10Y
are TO procure their tickets beor9 taxing their
seats he cars Tickets viii Be receved only 90 inc day
when purchased Tie fares RON each station where ucke1
are so3 vii, be fee cents when paid In the cars hsn
when raid r tickets Al the several ticket ohces Passen.
yer. are 10 show ther tickets 10 lne coudueOr whenTe
eeuirad nlSH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-23
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD
IWINTER ARRANGEMENT.-On and after Mon

dsy Dec 6, lo6V The passenger Gsns "" run as Ono"t
(S1ndays excepted 1890. .,..-,,r,,
LEAVE NETWORK, GOING NORTH,
srom the Office In HudsOnst near ChaIabere-sN
Ats 10 M-For passengers % PoaghSeepaiei Stopping
Il al the way stations ..,
Atl2 M-For frelght and passengers 70 PoughRsepset
stopping at all way stations ,
2t2 M-For Passengers to Pougnheepse, stopping
n sllthe way stst01s -,
At4P M-For Passengers 10 P0ughkeepsie, stopping
nj MAI hstlanvie Honkers Hastings, Oobbs Ferry Dear
mar. TanyloWr ng-Sng GrOton, Peekssl, GanisoRs
Cod Spring FishSin NeV Ham 0drgb and Milton Ferry
ASP M-For passengers 10 PeeSsEl, stopping 81 sn
way stations ,,,v,,,,Bsrr ,.or,,o sOr17H
All A M-FOr New-York. Stopping Al Mloa ferry
New. Han oargh Low Point, Fishkil Cod Spring. Gar
rson's PeeksSi1 CotoB SiRgSE5, TarrytoSB, DeaTnan
Dobbs' Ferry, fOnkers and MalhauanYue .
Ate A M'-Eor relgHt E1c passengers - NeW-IorS
stoppnR at al way stations on signal
ltll Is A M-For passengers 70 New YORK, stopping
NJ New. sInburgh Fisbkl Cod Spring. 4arrlsons PEEK
skiu SingsiDg Ter rtOwn, DesTnan Doobs gerry ana
ASP M-For New-Yorh, stopping al al wa3 stAtios'
LEAVE PEEEsKiLL FOR NEW-YORk
AVA M-Stopping al ell way stations on signal
Passengers viii promote ibe con yenirnee 40 EAiei y
oostTvipe he following rules is Give particular drec
ions 70 he oman where your baggage 70 Do az
ivered tat be NAV mark u accordingly ana 1loOy sVoA
mistakes and deays ID procure yO6r cses before en'e
no tbe cars; "a do not stand on tie panorns
dis oL's ID n hhr- o4peIlnSonuoH-
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NOR BOSTON, via NEWPORT and


n FALL RIvRR.-By he splendid and superior steen'
ers BAY STATE and STATE OF MAINE, u great strength
and speed particularly sdsped 10 the navigation Of Long
Isapd Sound running In connection with the Vel River and
Od Colony Railroad distance Of s. miles 70 Foson only
Leave pier N r. rear the baIery.
The steamer BAY STATE Capt WA oro~n- on Faess-
dAys Thursdays and Saturdays at4 M
fhe steamer STATE on MAINE, Capt Thomas u
levitt aondhys Wednesdays and Fridays, AZ fM
This line is the only that runs drec Tor NewpOH
These CLEANERS hted with commodlous sate-rooat
md avery the security and comfort 81 ~
Sengers who are Afforded 6y Ibis route nghTs rest "
b. ard aud arrival F2 River proceed per rsrc i'd
reaching Boston early the following morning or can remain
on board getting their breakfast II wished for, until The
sartiag Of the accommodation train al quarter before
7oclock whirh reaches Boston Al about 90coek, AN
A baxgagemasteri q attached 20 each steamer who 70
selves and tickets tbs baggage and accompanies hs sas
% tts destination
The rates for passage and he priee Of stAsrOOms tba
same ~ by other ines
aearaer runs IN connection win this nne 10 and fos
Providence, daily, except Sundays
Freight 20 Boston is taken the rates lie oa3f
regular hnes and forwarded with greater expedition by
Cxpress ffeiGhl ran which leaves FAN River every MORT
ing Sunday excepIed At O'Clock FOR Boston and New
Reitord arriving 81 destination a. or about ii AN
Bor freight apply board, at the office on Pier Nh
yor berhs apply on board or " II Il desnse
70 secure them ahead, application may be made 20 -.
isI0y TIsDALE BoRDEh Agents. 70 and ~ M ests..
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NIEW-YORK and ERIE RAILROAD

| Y NEW ROUTE 20 BUFFALO and the WRST-Win-
or Arrangenent-C Commencing Monday, Jan. 8, 1851
Leave New York for BinghaInon Eimira Corning, hor-
neisyile Geneva Rochester Buffalo and Intermediates
pleee, daily by steamboats, THOMAS POWELL and
Erie from pier foot Of Duane-st as tolovs
Breakfast and supper on board me boats
MORNING MAIL nSAfN al A NJ stopping o. az TIE sta-
ions arriving al Geneva the same evening ,.,
Passengers FOR Rochester Buffalo, &c can lodge AZ Gene
va and take Express Train from Albany next morning,
arriving al Rochester and B6ao at the same ne es pas
san zers Albany with the advantage o. nights resi-
wIYTsAIN 81 a Pr. sor Orsvlle and al inlermedss
stations -
NIeHT EXPRESS rRAIs e4 IA stopping only at Pier
mon N ferns Chester Goshen, MiddleOwn, Osvile Del
aware Narruwsburgh Hancock, Deposit SlsquehannA
Grea Bend Bnghamton, and stations west OF bngnanton
Passengers Tor Buffalo b. gs ram procees 20 'eesa u
Jake The train arriving st Buffalo same eyens Passer'
Kers Ithaca Csyugs Bridge and towns on CayugA Lake
sse the cars the Cayuga and sus1uehAnnA halfoto
1t OWegO which leave Immediately on me ITlVa OF
the Erie Tans Passengers for roga and Lyconng coun.
ties Pa ake the of The Corning and Blosshug a rOed
Al CoTnine Stages leave Nanowsburg, Hancock Deposit
Susouehauna Great Bend 3inghamtOn, Owego Wayerly,
F''rs Coming, Painted Post and HorpellsYe on arrival
VI 1' TRAINS TO NETWORK
MoRFING MAIL TRAIN leaves Geneva e AN seoP'
nIf 9 al al the stations and arrives m NeYYork az ID M
NIeHT EXPRESS TRAIN leaves Geneva At PM aud
HorneNsve At so P NJ stopping 81 all stations west OF
Bin. hanton and al Great Bend, Susqnehanna Deposit
guearps ana Piermont arriving N NewYorF ~ 81 AN.
WAY TRAIN Ousviie al 81 A M. stopping Al Iii ne
stations and arriving in NewYOrk al III 40 AN ,
NgWBURGH BRANCH leaves Newburgh a. 80 NJ ana
Chester at II M and PM on arrival Of the uansfrom
the West ...au
FREIcH7 TRAINS leave rom pier foot Duanest At PM
gTegb for Geneva Rochester and Buffalo and al places
West taken by Express freight trains ana !. L0rwsraed
a. Superintendent.
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Csuun Railroad Of rew-Jetsey
Az INTER- ARRANGEMENT


w Commencing MONDAY, Nov. 4, lS5o-Ths hosd
extends from ELIZA ETHPORr IS miles 70 the WHITE
HOUSE ~ J. reducing The staging between ne Nrudnus
OF the Road and EAsTON 10 % miles . $780,.
This hne leaves TewYork by tleAnpCsI ned jacket
pier 10 North River, sud connee1 Wiz IAns on me
New-Jersey Railroad, which caves hew-Kon TOT oos
OF Cortlsnds ..,0., q - -.
., oey No North River al NJ heignt and Al I'm
passenger and BY N. }. RailroAd' 1901 So'''-0 ~
m and a PM 1870. ,,..a. To- NJ.
White House al 81 AM freight al q AM Passenger
sonervale 81 5 AN; Freighi a. AN; Passenger "
Bound ind Brook at 81 AM Freight at ION AMI Pas
Pfsin6eId al 81 An; TreightG u AM Passenger
Rpm ~ p.s.s,ssr q,
SPIN ,, 10. . n
EhzabethPort at "a AM FretghT az e An ras'9
ger Al Pm. 49, . AZ
sin rom New York at the White House 70 convey px
.rers 20 FastoU WilkesbsSre, Bethlehem AenloWn ara
nscb Chunk Penn and 10 bennington, Lebanon Clinton,
Milford and Be!videre NJ.
BNAu BAGGAGE al me risk Of ne owners untl de-
Hyered into the sca possession Of The Agents Of NE Corr
psny and checks or receipts given herefof al