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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1853-04-27
Lexington Presbytery!

This body met in the Presbyterian Church in
Staunton, on Wednesday evening last, and adj
iourned finally on Saturday evening. The open
inc sermon was preached by the Rev. DR.. JUNKIN,
of Washington College. The Rev. WIN. b.
Browne, of this place, was chosen Moderator,
and presided during the session. We have heard
of no business of special interest before the Presby
terry, except the resignation of the Rev. w. w.
TRrMsLE, Principal Of the High School at
Brownsburg. Mr.. ALEXANDER L. NELSON was
elected his successor. DR.. JUNKIN, minister, and
Mr.. 7. o. SIrLINGroN, ruling elder, were APP
pointed Commissioners to the next General AS
sembly of the Presbyterian Church, which will
meet in Philadelphia in May. The next Presby-
terry will be held at Bethel Church.
The sermon of DR.. JUNKIN to which we have
alluded, was truly logical discourse, proving the
high moral necessity resting on congregations to
provide better and all sufficient temporal support
for Ministers of the Gospel set aside as they are
from all sources Of secular speculation, and conse-
Grated solely to religious duties. Ii printed for
general distribution, the sermon would doubtless
do much good. We have often wondered at the
manifest inadequacy of Minister'S support in all
protestant denominations of our country. In the
Lexington Presbytery, for instance, are many men
of finished and thorough education, for which no
expense has been spared, whose salaries seldom
reach $1,000 per annum, sometimes not half that
sum and this is regarded too, more as benevo-
lent gratuity, than as consideration for the most
intense mental ard physical labor, to say nothing
Of other higher considerations. With the same
talents and the same expenditure for education
these same meh, in other professions could obtain
at least FIVE times the pecunary recOmpense.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1853-04-27

90 In 1916, Gen1 Bayly of the Accomac dis
trict made speech in Cqngresson the distribution
of the patronage of the Federal Government, in
which he said =.
CHOW, sir, desire to be understood in this
connection. do not come here to complain that
Virginia and the South had not full share of the
Government patronage; and still less to attack the
administration in consequence. Were | to do so
should disgrace myselfand the district represent.
Were ! to do so, have not colleague who would
not have the decorum to blush and hang his head
Then he thought he should disgrace himself and
the district he represented TO complain that Vir-
ginia and the South had not a full share of the
Government patronage. 1t, would seem that the
opinions of the General have undergone change
Of late. In the spells manifesto of Col. McMuller
and others, complaint is made 'that the Fedora
patronage has been uneqaally and partially dis
tributed in our State, to the dissatisfaction of q
large majority Of the Democratic party" and they
say ';Let erery part Of e State hare a FIJI,
share Of the honors and offices tchich the Fedora
Government has to best0p, and zoe shall BE-
content" To that,doeument is appended the
signature, Oft, II. Bayly, the Congressman tiom
| the Accomac distriet.-Whjg
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1853-04-27

PRoTEsTANTs IN FRANcE.-The New York
Evening Post says that the number Of Protestant
Christians attending their own places of worship
in France is 100000. This differs widely from
a lengthy review of the French census of 1851
which appcars,in the Paris correspondence of the
New York Courier and Enquirer. This latter
writer gives the naInber at SOC, 900, and quotes
as his authority the ''Rerue des Deur .Uondes"
These Protestants consist of LlItherans, Calvin
lists, Methodists, Friends or Qaakers, and Oar
bists. The principal sects are the two first nam
ed, and these are deemed by the government of
France of sufficient importance TO be allowed a
share in the annual appropriations for the support
of religion. They receive in the total $3.50, 52S.
The Calvinists have 81 ministers resident in 62
of the So departments, serving GOO churches or
places of worship; but of this latter number, l2l
are in the single department of Gard, in the south
of France, and 6Sin the adjoining departments Of
Drome and Ardeche. The Lutherans number
bout one-third of the Protestants Of France, and
are located chiefly on the German and Swiss from
tier, in the departments of Bas Rhin, Hant Rim,
and Doubs. They have 245 pastors, Of whom s
residein the department of the Seine, and all the
rest in the easternmost departments. This sect
has 10000 members in the city of Strasbourg and
$4,000 in Paris. In the department Of Gard are
found, besides the Calyinists, congregations of
Methodists, Friends, and Darbists.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1853-04-27

NS-we are authorized to announce the Hon JoAS
LErcHEE candidate for reelection to the Congress OF
ne United States, from this District.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1853-04-27

From New MExIco.2The reported attempt
of Governor Lane to annex to New Mexico the
Valley of Messilla, situated few leagues south
west of Dona Ana, .may receive some light from
the following extract Of letter from highly res
pectable gentleman in that Territory to friend
in this city. tits dated Santa Fe, February %.
The writer says: ~
Governor Lane is understood to intend to take
possession of that part OF New Mexico which lies
below the line fixed by Commissioner Bartlett
and above the line eight miles above Ell Paso.-
There are some two or three thousand people in
the disputed territory, and most of them anxious
to be included within this Territory. The Gov
ernor does this upon his own responsibility, deem!
ing it proper, inasmuch as the State of chihuahua
has revolted and thrown off the authority of the
Central Government. 1t is barely possible that
circum stances may induce him to change this de-
termination"
If the accounts published yesterday are correct,
the writer Of the above would seem to be mistaken
in surprising that most of the people of the 'dis.
puted territory" are 'anxious" to become subjects
of Governor Lanes annexation. Intel.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1853-04-27
-Four Days Later from Europe.

The steamer .4rabia arrived at New York on
Wednesday morning, with Liverpool dates of the
9th instant. We have by Telegraph the subjon-
ed report of her news:
Queen Victoria has given birth to another son.
The Chancellor Of the Exchequer has submit
ted to Parliament an elaborate plan to reduce the
national debt. The measure was well received
by the public, and was to be fully discussed In
Parliament on the llth. 49,, so -.
The weather in England has been very iavora-
BILE for agricultural purposes.
1t is estimated that the additional sum of e.
100000 will be required in the year 1863 for army
and navy grants.
The Australian gold fever is rapidly spreading
over all Europe. Thousands are emigrating from
all quarters.
1t was still uncertain when the coronation of
the Emperor of France would take place. lie
had been quite sick for several days.
There is no open opposition to the action of
France with regard to the Turkish or Sandman
Governments and no movements of importance
mentioned.
Considerable excitement prevailed in the French
manufacturing cities consequent on rumQr that
the Emperor intends to modify the duties on cotton
Tie Sandman Minister at Vienna had demand
ed his passports, Austria having ,peremptorily re-
fused the demands Of Sardinia respecting the con-
fscation Of the property of her subjects In Lom-
hardy, oo ooo
The Pope has concluded a loan Of 20,0OoOo0
francs with the Rothscbilds. -
The Protestants of Holland are agtating against
the establishment Of a Catholic Hierarchy.
The King of Prussia had offered the Medal el
family an asylum in his kingdom, but it is bellev-
ed they will prefer England.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-11
CITIZENS.

RThe press OF Indiana is considerably d.
yiSld % 10 the u SENATOR the following indicates
FOR JOHN Ps-Lafsyetts Courier Delphi Times snd Gov
Gazette and before Mr. Cahesss appsntsnest) lApots
Sentinel and BIookvlle Democrat; for H. OSss-Hun-
tnstoD Observer ard Buaion Bsnnsr: iss GAs LIZ
Evmsvills Times; for c. ~ cafsaa,t-Mchissn CITY
News; for r. N,vba-Rcbscnd JesersoslAn; ~ '""S
W. Dors-Teire Hsnte Journal ...ftlf
DIvIsios or ALBANY CoUsTY.-The meeting
held at GAINESVILLE yesterday fss the purpose o.
On the tjec. Of the division OF fbs county We cam wss
well st,sn1ed and tst re1oufisn so passse ~
In fa,or q. the diy.on Whereupep seosnmItee e2siss
ps Of one from each town asd from the sy o. Albany
VIA apu1uted 10 ascertain wheksr the AyiOen 81 tns
smnty " cousttutionsiy SssSie, and 70 report en-
sdoofpes ueetiss TO be held - The sane pace a
The 18th inst LAID 49,
~A mail stage in attempting to cross
.e,rsm mar Knishrtowr, Qs-i last wssk, - - -
.vsy and two hcrses drowned and three mail ~ -
rssseneen escspsd safely. -. s~on.
vA State Educational Cc ~ Iss., s1tI
,sc.d at Harsbors PAL oo ts "sc 80 v,rs e. srt.,
seless,ss from ;sress rs,,s o. ~ Issssssr ssssasl
H solomon Alter, Esq, Ermeriy Ea,ter o. o.
t. nsssg &C.,. bsvsst p.pss. IN ssasssnso City,
~Mr. Smith, Of the firm Smith & Fcoee,
- ia wu instantly killed ooc Day isss wees "
g. 8, srss:tsS tEs - s.sss sd. ssY.a sspdl hl
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I'm PURSUANCE of an order of the SurrO.

OF the County 81 ~ c.use 70 Dc sold ~ PAP
be EIchanse the CITY Of "" tofs
the ~en;yse,enh day Of J1nuAy the year SA
oeock The oro~nx dsscrt Real Estate Of Brld ey
oorr an d.ce.ses Gor the payment o debts Al iha rertin
y; parcel o. o-rd .i,uSe ns and hem! the I'm w ara e
CITY souhery sde Of tcseher n ~
tudrr- thereon 1hich boabded and oos-
hundred and i've feet est from DE ps
frmrs esstery 81 the in;-rctoa o. IVA va
fdv Cuu;arns tvcayfve feei ou twenty ave zee ara No
tie hundred ard hy feet ave md on IA
eastey me hsaded and a oa ee and
taf Of nch the westerly Inc rAe improvement "a -o
property snail frame dwelling hou. Ten PEI sent OF
balance When deed rezdy Tor delivery New fofs
w "a w. 60 p,oc ar dgtx
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Apply to

u COMPANY connecting with the Pacific Mail Steam
shin Company carving the great United States Mail
Only through United States Mail Line for CALIFORNIA
sna OREGON via Aspinwall and Panama at greatly re-
ueed prices for second cabin and paenge per
steamers Illinois and Colder Gate, fastest steamers on the
rute-The splendid new aud doubleensiue U. y Mail
steamship II LIMOS requiring but n days for her trips to
Aspinws 1890 tuns burden, II J. hNtstene u s. Navy,
Commander will sail on THURSDAY, Jan. at o'clock
precisely from pier at foot OF WGrenst North River
TIE Pscihc Mail Steamship Companys magnificent steamer
GOLDEN GATE, requiring but II. days running time,
csco IN ~ days and hours including all LANDINGS for mails
and supplies viii be in readiness al Panama 20 receive the
Illinois ais and passengers and sail Immediately for San
farcisco No efforts will be spared the part Of the
Companies 70 sepd their passengers through with exped
tor comfort and safety Rates Of Fare through ls cabin,
San Francisco I'd cabin sli5 seersge $50 Passengers
will be anoed AZ the Railroad Wharf at AspinwSl free.
Transit OF the lsthnus at the passenger For
freight passage apply to CHARLES A. WHITNEY, 9.
the otce Of the Ccsnrsnes Nc IN Wesst. cor. Of War
rrn, NY.
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me1iral.

DOCTOR VAN LAMBERT GERMAN
DFFMALE RENOvATING PlLLs.-Bc,h IN me re
male iufrmary sud IN private practice Doctor an soei
OF Germany used these pills with unparalleled su'es
For seases pseuar fennss they ne reed on -
certain 81. edy and unfsng remedy They have pen 10
use about twelve year, tn. untry and nave nc
sp1rovs Of some OF the physcns IN ts
cy There prt scrption whose effects have been aoe
10 copere with these pills the treatment OF females a
MOI TOO much 10 that their his been more than
,ousI 10 the combined Effects of all Other nedies Those
Van lambert has left the world By their females may
rey upon obtaining speedy reewhereby health res ored
and the pae and deahy countenance gives place to the
roseaie hues OF heath. ,..,.
B-Purchsse unless they have the certificate OF
eor1reht or the wrappers and the written signatures OF
n & VAN HAMBERr, ND on the duty stamp around
- ~ md p. NJ GUION,
'"'' IVA General Agent for United States, America
No LIZ RoxerY. corner Grandst. Price 81 per box
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United states senmca.

The Secretary of State has just communal
Gated an abstract statement of the returns made 70 biz
Department by the Collectors Of sustorns, showing
the number Of sesmen registered in the several
ports of entry in the United States, during the year
ending Sept 30, lo52 -
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the surro-

e the Caursy o. seresy T~en - -
having clans axsls-t CASPER THALER ate Of tns -
Ee~ lssi, and cssde nat.r Srees-t 10 ren, "
skav, W - tsnst tie City 0fNe~ fork On ~ "a n.
ts.uy day q y aest na.ed re SS az %
esrief lst2 PHiLIPPlSt rHALER. AtHrrftfa''
LAT ri. -
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surro-

OF the Coun;y he-euy gvrn % ~
rersons ssvts sgan; NATHAN RAINoR are OF ue Iy
Of Kew Iork bsssr. deceased present The SANE a
hereof he ubscer rrsdrpce No 900 rs7j 81 70 as
Of Ne- Yofk tere he sh cay Of May net-Da'ed
r1 Ia~tnT1s JANE R.YSoR. Administrators.
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NTEW-YORK and ERIE RAILROAD

IN Trains leave pier foot Of Dusne-.t ~ follows;
EXPRESS TRAIN att ~. Tor DunSirk and Buffalo
Man TRAIN At 9 A. NJ. tor all stations
MAY TRAIN at 81 PM, for Piermont and Suiern.
TRAIN al 50 NJ. for Delaware vas Jersey Cety
ExpRrss TRAIN at NJ every day for Dunkrk and
Buffalo. -.
Beth Express Trains connect at Dunkt With the Lake
soYe Railroads for Cleveland and thence direct 10 Cncn-
nat, .o 10 Sandusky Toedc Monroe, Detroit and CHI
esso CHAS. MIN0T, Superintendent.
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SUPREMF COURT.-Edwin

r. Krk asin-, susau Tompsn-Summons tor mony a.
u. nd on oon.t To the DEFENDANT iou are hereby srn
M ned 10 comp this action o which cy
h upon OF aref on NE
~ ,r ne serve hereof enc asve day OF su seryce.
sud you the amt as aioTesad te pnha WI
tale dsren r humid ed dpr' with interest h
the seventeenth day April thousand eight hundred na any
,c bs,de the costs OF ia 4ciion-Ddc lii Decemo r. 80
4 laWTwTu X. len BkOEth F@hii N''"''-J'
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IN PURSUANCE OF an order OF the ouI,o-
r.,r couny ofy-~ Iors soe serres =, a. srn n
a. h.vas s<snst sLxNKSs IRkf lss "a ,r,--.s
r., Sd ale C.fy o( rork &c., ~.
tse sane. yOGehes servo tne saoss
- Grr~evlk -. csyo se~rut s1os -, - x,,--A--
Al, al .-D-fet yev ork the thrD~th rRvY
~, ~ laHfmInl So'-
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hereby rvea the pocs-s OF the sale Of the Real Estate
PETER A. HORN late of the Cry o. New YORK. dead IN
unde III. order the Surrogate OF the County
Yort will b dp uted ae'o'sns law AZ the surosa'e
Ofee City day Of February nSS AZ
ten ook of that day, when al p-r-on. hsVns
against ssd estate vii present them TO sail sorr~
gate, with Their proofs vouchers - .o.o,,, &C..
\ w.
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< emiuances-Ps~ases

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
BOWMAN. GRlNNELL & Co, No. 50
ID SoutAtt New-YOIk sole and only ssthorsed Agents
or the SWALL0w-TAlL LINE OF PACKET SHIPS.
ivrRYoo, PACKETS sail Str LONDON Packers sxi every
and 2ist Of every mouth. stSInsts THURSDAY.
INERpOcL, iLONDON
CONSTITUTION, SIR X PEEL
sEW WoRID CORNELIUS 0RINNELI.
sUEEN or TIE WEST, INDEPENDENCE,
sONSpANTINE AMERICAN CONGRESS-
NGERT GALLATly PRINCE ALBERT
SHEUKTON YORKTOWN,
MrEiCAS Union PATRICK HENRY.
Persons w:shs 10 sens for their friends and DESTROYS Of
pginE them cut hY aEy of the shove magnificent shire
M informed that N, ssrs BOWMAN GRINNELl.k Co.
az the Gully Agents for the above ships 10 this city,
they also issue Drafts from 81 and upward whca arc
payable ssht in any throughout ireland and Gsasf
Britain BOWMAN, GRINNELL 4 Co,
Nc u soaihst ". " and No. Re gents road LAYER pool
nonth
London PseAe's leave New-York every srerrs.e Thur
Sy. Ew rsssses srTly 4: shGys.
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legal Notices.

IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the surro-
o. CO, a ~ Ysrl sc<-- heeoy sv.s = q. Pr =,
..,.tE,ns ass ss.nr WILLIAM WILLIS e o. 80 aS :.
~ Yori rrcse1t the via -. - -.
81 .rh,ch~r Al the osr- Wllar soe-sed - -
sac = n cfy 81 se- Fors. 90 az eearr ne ~ 80
he' t ,.sr..Tss MUM WILLS, ErscEEi @~
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Sarro-

IL o. he CcEay Of fork. heeoy rv.a 70
pesson. ha-nx claims srains; JOHN ROGERS az
TIE CO Sew York De- essea 10 pesea the sNns IN
The va u a. -
IL City * Nrfcrt h~H-r ihe t~-roeth A,nl 'U "
July p-st Dated New fork The 10th dsy JAnsry t,oA
M lsxeuTus CHAs. v ROGERS, ESecatof'
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v and SAN FRANCISCO STEAMSHIP

~ iNp .han.h 30 San FRANCISCO, wa AsPIN-
Till and PINAMA at greatly reduced rates, 40 ee
s,ion on the Isthmus The new and sPIenda s $500
70 e1n ,nb, William A. Mills Connander VII leave ven
York A'pnws Nsy Bay On sf Nob RIVER, Where
~ ,1r,. en- extzjne her Accommodations Toe PEI
eTmsnee Of this her fret voyage 70 ram se
ssfuranco passengers will reach Aspw .de wheel
asy CoRfEs. O. 600 tuns Thos Croppsr Con- IN
o.ndcr will be in readiness at PANAMA 70 iecslss az
M sECIsCO The accommodations and Ventilation OF ~
Cnes are an that can BE- desired Her speed tesepthea
sp the Pscifc cosstl is unequaned n the line thin
Every win be made on me part o. as VIII be-
WI ~ bsrf AZ Aspnwall free taking the fanaa
o. % and are that Tickets for this Line are
sold only I" W DAVIS BROOKS Il Co, General Agents.
Mail gag made up at the above once unaet 's ~ ,hs
United states Postage Law for the convenience OF tne
public.
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NOTICE is hereby given TO all persons having

claim. .fanst OF JAMES CAMERON, late u the
CIV OF New york physan deceased that they are required 20 *
hh the am N voucher. thereof 10 the sub osr the III
seut al the .t and ,e,smen, o aid deceed hi- Of
re ence No 1854 Baowt the CITY Of New To- On * teors
the 18Th day Of January 1883 JOHN CAMERON Executor
iyi1
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IN pITRSIJANCE Of an order of the Surro-

a., lcrk. nycce - herre, .. 81
49,. CANS .rz-z., BRoDIE- sts q e - -.
Ysrs aec~.se1 p,-es, vs voesrs 80. "a ts.
- :. th- -. al yN We CGy n r..S
g., al Se- Yea On o. hefors The sr-t e4J % Ja,r 7
s,- rsr, he 90 c" " !cEy ERODE. ttns-;'''O'
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TINTED STATES NAH. STEAMSHIP

~ COMPANY, connecting with the PACIFIC MAIL
STEAMSHIP CoMPANY.-0nly through U. s. Nail lane
for CALIFORNIA and OREGON, VA Aspnwall and Pane
ma. The splsneld, rev and doabe-ensins U. ); Mail
StsamSAip EMPIRE CITY, s,oo0 burden, Horny
Windle, Commander, win ssil on WEDNESDAY, jan Il
at O'Clock NJ precisely fro~ foo, of wsrrens, n R.
RATES of FAME TO AsPiSwALL
Ladies Saloon State tS5
Lower Al sn1 fos~ ard S~lo do. SIS
SsSouo SeOan S'shoees ~
Passengers VIII he sns.d the railroad wharf Of A.pi
wall fses Transit OF the sthmus passpnsers expense
Persons securing through passage by the United Ststss Mail
ST. from NvwloTk have preference of sooonmoda
ton ON board the Pacific Mail Stecners
Rates Of fare from Panama San Francisco on the most
favorable terms fcr irslghtor passage apply, 70
CHARLES A WHITNEY, AZ the oShce Of the Cos,
Nc. Ia Wes,-;, ccraer Of Wsrren-ss
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Uater Curt.

HYDROPATHIC and HYGIENE lNSlL
III TIJTT. Ma Is Aishttt- Special department oi "
- s.s.a- ' r. II TRAIL. NJ. d, Propflesot'
nAe DIR. J. L HOSFoRD. Assistant
T1HE Ny. CITY WATER CURE, No. iot
Ia,h-.t cor Uuiversity-p Ample .ocS@ 10 u
Tor patients ana ''~iue'' GFo II TAYLOR MD
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H1EW.YORK and SAN FRANCISCO

IN STEAMSHIP LINE-TIiROUGH 70 san FhAS.
CISCO at REDUCED RATEsINo DETENIioNN S &c fhs
eaM 200 tuns. w A Mills Commander, will leave
New york. from pier No. s. n. River, for AsPlNWAtL
Nav Bay on THURSDAY, Jan 20, at O'Clock, =. NJ
oonnectips al Panams with the new double en-
Zine stasmshp CORTES, 100 tuns Thomas b. Cropper
fommapder which steamship leaves Panama on the nrya
M tie passengers by the UNCLE SAM for San FraHco
storpIns only al Acapulco for supplies ~.
T1,ese vessels in accomrDodauons ventiiaton sPeen N
safety are unsui passed An expenencec physician ~
tsohsd 10 each steamer. ..-n - !,
Passengers will BE- landed the wharf at Aspinwa ans
take the Panama ..ailT0ad -. H..
Are sold only at No. 26 broadway. ,...
DAVIS BROOKS L Co, General hgenn
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NEW ROlyTE-BUFFALe and NEW

NEW KOUIE.-DUT hIIO uHU +NHW
IN YORK CITY RAILROAD.-Extenson OF the , sif,
Foot 1ack BufsloThr road, extending from buiso
10 Hornelsyile on Newly ok and Enc Railroad Is now
aud ia full operation, forming IN connection VITA
thai road the shortest cheapest and most direct route
zen New-York City and Buffalo IL OF the SIX loot
image and built in the most substantial manner ana We
greater portion Off having been IN operation sone
Fare from Newly FORK to Buffalo. .'.....:' ''''s ~
Through tickets and baggage checks can be procured
the Dep6t OF the Nsw-York and Enc Railroad loot OF
The times for leaving Newlork may De learned by refer
epce 70 tie advertisements Of the Newi ork and Enc Hall
road The trains viii leave ornelsvie for buffalo on ne
.yyy.l of the Erie Railroad trins-Bufalo NOV ~ SJ<
j q HOYT Supt. Buffalo and y. Y. City X II
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Nreau 6teamfrs, &f'

~ a
A UsTRALIAN PACKET Linz LINE , Clipper
a TXCURsION 10 AUSTRALIA ri sIbas, a. sscond
r. PEyTONA co tune viii sncess 81 an the 25th Jsnu
- ~ ms npe End sail from new ripe architecture
- isss ms beautiful speeinen ~ Of Boston for
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W, "a lbs her pamesate, tns - ,xss the butler
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hs ne'tI s;.b Flying Clould , line 70 Cantor
o. ,ne "a otter clippers "a t'o the nroudest
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nis arc tns ~ st she will De nt,ei h f,asned for
nonuIaepno ~ and fresh PROVISIONS VIZ W sYnscted
elefsnt ~ is The voytse. IL 10 eoIuey sSe air
.. beast one @ br tsssengers az MeIoonse ." M.
that she VIII IsS ork, including stoppaiea $500
teth day ho Dis ship with the ofdlr sy cess N ,hs
fsir 70 eonIJo oct and now advertised Tor AasIlai - III
hitherto h.h ove competition from any qnaI'er 2no go
feyiona surgeon, and all the attention
e@te r,il be proyiced in the most ioefa "a .nd
s "a The slip and plan Of bertht VIII De emp ~ nv
~, are end other particulars maze MON
~ r. Ag,traisn Picket Line fr2pIis1n1niit 1VAI
ppsTYETITR no 98 Wallst.; or 70 bAobiOoH
rhTIsE' Consisnees, No. 1853 southft-
TOR CHARLESTON and FLORlIA
srMWFFKLY u s. MAIL LINE o new SrI
MES ADGER Dcs I.n ~
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oeloeI p NJ precisely. For frelgn, spHy @ al
-. IN hills OF lsding will be sEned sna 'V'
sns,es Of SPoPFORD TILES. .s * 80, "a a,
Trough Tiskets 70 Fi0rlda o. oii'"S' ~
90; 20 Pilstss, SSa.