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Single copies, in wrappers, sixpence.
California.

Mr.. EpITon:-Any person strong along our docks
cannot but be struck with the quantity Of merchau-
die. Of all kinds which is marked and being shipped
to the new FL Dorado California Feeling an interest
in the matter (havins recently returned from there
have taken seine pains to learn the probable amount
sent from this city since last spring and much my
astoniahmept find that nearly million Of dollars
worth of supplies have been shipped from this port
alone, Of which not less than 100000 have been sent
within the last thirty days. In addition to this we
hear daily Of outfits from almost every port of any
note on the Atlantic coast. well from Liverpool
and Havre As friend to the city, deem it my duty
to put our merchants on their guard against making
large shipments (under ths influence of the pre-
valiDg gold mania) to territory hny populated
California. Without any intention to cast damper
on the enterprise Of the commercial portion of oit
zens beg them to pause and consider the rs attsn-
dant making shipments, they must inevitably b.
subject to heavy losses should it happen that the
reports concerning its golden riches at al
ted. A NEW YORKER
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IA osT EXTRAORDINARY woRx-ro TaR MARRIED

EXTRAORDINARY WURA-TO
vl those contemplating marsgeThs Married Womsns
Private hedaal Companion by DR. A. Mauceau Sixth ed
ton Price ST. This meeting with astounding sales
$4,000 copies having slrea been disposed ot Every ema
getting COPY whether married unmarried although Is in
tended especially for the married
which should DO known them particularly Here every female
discover the symptoms and tho efficient
dies and most certain mode OF in For sale "a
Brosdway at the publishing oce l29 Liberty street. New York;
Peterson, No. % Chesrut street. philadelphia Little
Coz Albany W. Davis Boston On the receipt Of ST. copy
United States All letter. b addressed post paid Dr.
MAURICEAU, box 2 New York city, OEoe l29 Liberty
skreet
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MUSICIANS WANTED FOR TIE U. 8. FRIGArE RARi
M Apply at the naval rendezvous No Cherry
WANTED-A SITUATION, BY A HEALTHY YOUNG
given Inquire at West Twenty street fourth hous
west of Broadway
WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE WIDOW WOMAN. A
Sen Any family wa an . ms ~ pss leave
note At the Gco this paper and it will be attended to- Ad
WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, A
w situation as an experienced cook in hots boarding
hn or s sS folly % u the
address, at lis Mott street. where she can bs for
w ANTED--EMPIoYMENr FOR ONE PROFESSOR OF
Decorating Painter. Ready Made Clothing Clerk, General
fS a'si
m The for Il VI" Address G
Democratic sociotys meeting room $50 Broadway post pad
T osT1FRoM TUE wAsyERLEY LINE or STAGES ON
returning IS West ssteoniS street viii
IL NJ osthen endorsed by himself dated November 10th
1 @I p at osS the s Sl @ five %
toned AGAINST negotiating dsccunng this payment
&is Ped
T osT-BY TIE SUBSCRIBER ON THURSDAY EVEN
~ irs Now 80 watch Of the following dcsr ption Mo.
surposd e have been lost hudson vesry Gesoch
S h ss at the
delivery of the to him, at the Brad
Resde and Elm streets. basement. J. T. FOSTER.
EouND-A BOOK OF AUTOGRAPHS. APPARENTLY Be
ing to E. Belhnap 62 Wall street. and paying this advertise
ment.
TT A. o. D.-UNITED BROTHERS LODGE, NO 3-THE
wemhers o. this Lodge are requested to attend a, their
7tEecemicr lsisl to take into certain
yoms Lre.. Sec ~ w ALIEN. u ALrIvG Ma
TT A. O. D-coLUMnIA LoooF. NO. l6-rHE MEM
berof hs above Lodge notified the
Lodge Room i2 Hester street. this morning at 10 O'Clock
Per General Of our late be-
W. II. WELLS scc'y.
THE FUNERAL SERMON ON THE DE ATH OF ROBERT
NJ Thompson, member Of Second Ward Hose No 90 wi he
Baptist Church. by the Rev L. Cove services commencing
past 10 ooch The Fire Department generally invited
attend.
ID EPURLiCANs ARoUss!-THE ADOPTED CITIZENS
Of government requested assemble Apollo Sa
Icon G Broadway Saturday evening the ID December at
a,m in the Faheand Come one come ali let us who enjoy
the blessings Of republican institution manifest
that striking for freedom tyranny
Our eminent German and American speakers will
the epg The saxopa Band have kindly
their services enven the occasion w patriotic strains The
programme is- Futel Overture by G. M Won Weber, Pao
Alto Poks, manuscript Eclhadt 3 Warriors Song Quar-
teu Otter Corticsn Caopade Leunhyc g. Grand Welding
March. from the Summer NIGHTS Dream, Mendslssohn
CCANDINAvIA.-THE MEMBERS 0v THIS SOCIETY ARE
~ hereby notified that the Library Of the Association has been
renewed TO Hotel csrner OF Bocme and Eddse streets
where ALEC their next monthly meeting will be held Monday
evening December 4th. p. O. BUSCH. Secretary
NEW YORK VOLUNTEERS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
hod Ys, lists for the to the cer,
T,eswrer on before Monday Deembsr request Of the
comm,.ee. NORRIS MILLtk Chairman
CBoIERA LECTUREa--DR STEW WILL LECTURE ON
- the a. Of prevention and Of
and 9Th met clock Tickets trsuynYe coats sdnittng
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Dissolution of COpartnership.-The Co
partnership heretofore existing
hEn Of BEACH SONS, is this day dissolved by
COZ sent. MOSES Y. BEACH,
MOSES s. BEACH
HENRY d. BEACH
New York, November Goth, ls4s.
COPARTN ERsHlP NOJICE-The subscribers having Iur.
chased the entire interest of the late firm If NJ Y BEACH
SONS the property and business of publishing The Sun aud
The Sun Weekly newspapers snd such other publications
he incidentally connected Herewith this formed
partnership under the firm Of BEACH. BROTHERS. for the
Of continuing said publication business take
MOSES g. BEACH
ALFRED L. BEACH.
New York, November Goth, 1913.
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M EDICAL CARD-DR. MORRISON rs CONSULTED ON
l all forH OF private diseases with that which
enys practice Of nearly thirty mus. Recent
Affections particularly gonorrbCa he In days S,r,o
lures deemed ncurabe by yield to his improved
treatment To those suffering from the effects Of habit
he promise perfect cure Letters prepaid attended to- See his
London diploma.in his Office 2iH Fulton street.
nR. RALPBs PRACTICAL PRIVATE TREATISE. On the
~ nature gmptoms progress consequences remedies and
OF the genital organA including mAsturon die
esses resembling yenerea gvn other work. &c. &c.
adapted 70 every Of both This the only truly
useful work on the subject written In plain language the 70
cIes for Al Incidence tfuly given s intended 10 % prae
cay useful to In every paoo 9th edition. l pagea
Price 81 May BE- had Of the author Greenweh street
nad ee bv pest Ao Of the book sellers the UA
nR RALPH, AUThOk or ThB "PKACTiC,AL PRIVATE
Ttssti. Ae 50 Greenwich sslsot-cfco hours 20 lzH
NJ 70 Pm (SundN exceptedl These who apply In the cAxu
saxss viii Be ssrprd Al re rpdy and little inoonyensnss
attending chiefly however oso who have scf
BE sssvsesa In sturs som lie srss noipsnt lb mess
IND vsry satsnsvs prestice ~ Afford rapd cay Snl
,sdioa euss which, ~ has ecun1 ler shnG 90 - eS0
in ~ OtAoe souree n AmseieA
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A MEXICAN MUsEUM.--P.T I. BARNUM. PROPRIETOR

IA Hitchcock, Manager splendid performances
ing at nv, afternoon at and evening half past o'clock
Monday, November eth The original Gen. Tom ng
his South has consented to evees
for days and will give his entire every
ing afternoon and evening at HE, g. and IN o'clock
Western Yankee edian The Sable Brothers
and talented band of negro Singers Dnncer Pete Morris
Miss Leslie. Highland Mammoth Boys Living Orapg apg
Fairy Fomy Infant yes.ris Wax Scripture Satuary Ma
dame Rockwell Fortune Teller be privately
extra charge Of Is cents Admission to the whole including
Muet Performance % Children under wears
ofage and old enough to walk alone 2 Reserved
sent one hi Hinge nch extr m
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~ Chatham Beneft of Mr. A Canfe d-sstrday evening
December will be acted the TWIN RR THERSRegnaId de-
Iaucy Mr. Mcfarland Dir Edmund de Wilton Richardson;
Canfsd Bertha Mrs Woodward Edith, Mrs Isherwood Lie
sete Mrs harman After which, OLE BUL-Ebeuezer Calf
Mr.. Burke; Old Heer Mr. Herbert Caroline Miss Niles Mary
Mre Chapman To conclude with. for the last time. ths
SPIRIT OF THE WATERS-Sir Huldebrand Mr. McFarand
Rudolph Mr. Pardey; ordne, Miss hestayer Doors open
at u, curtain rises at Z Boxes 25c; Pit. I21<c. ~
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DR. JEFFRIEy ANTIDOTE Is THE MOST ErFEcrUAs

DR. JEFFRIEy ANTlDOTE IS THE MOST EFFECrUAs
- preparation sold fo- Oonona and other disorders Of
Sexual Organs Long experience has proved that will
cay any This desirable result 10 obtained In
days and neither creates
palate snd renders deviation in diet inter-
rppon usual pursuits oound sleep healthy digest the
production Of hoIoush and permanent cure lie inedsr
topsly locally be caused by Its Price 81 per bote
Sole Agent for this city L. RING 1872 Broadway
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- and Pnc stree-Jobn Tryon and Corporal Thorn Ma
pagerssanrday afternoon and evening Dec. 2Gosp the
"vice Of Clowns will lead the comic deparmenGrapd
offs horses the Retreat the Arabs Pictures
by the Swiss Brothers. Dsocaon and Posurpg Fea by Sgno
Bls Still Vaupg; Superb Classic Poses and Groupings by
Masters We and Charley assisted by Mr. Nixon sprites
the Silver Shower performed by children and Mr. Carroll
Ground and Lofty TumblL by troupe Wsers
by the OF Acrobats Boxes oentc
Upper Circle. & Children half price. -
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CCANDINAvIA-THE MEMBERS or THIS SOCIETY ARE
~ hereby notified that the Library Of the Association has been
removed to Irits oc Of Brocme and Edrde
where ALEC their next monthly meeting will be held Monday
evening December 9TH r. @. BUSCH, Secretary
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CoLLYERs CLASSIC MUSEUM, 252 BRoADwAv-opEN
~ every evening this week Performances tx precsey
Dr. Golfers orgii al Artists in their Living Tabeax
MIR. Ness will perform ten different at one
time. An Efficient Orchestra Illuminated by Drummond
Lights Program changed every evening Admission, Is
otnts-parquette. 90 cents
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d EOO REWARD.-CROSS'S SPECIFIC MIXTURE FOR
pOOO the Of sonorrhra. OF all remedies yet
vered for the above complaint this 10 the ceran
and without the least restriction
drink exposure change In application business pro-
pretor single instance Of recent gonohUa 70 b
brought which the mixture will not under $500
Many cured in two days Sold by A. B. Il d. SANDS
o0 Fulton Al at the Drug 5 Broadway Irving Hous
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NEW YORK VOLUNTEERS MONUMENT GENTLEMEN
holding subscription lists for the monument to the officers Of
the New YORK Volunteers requested 10 make the
Trsmrer on or before Monday December BY the
committee. NORRIS MILLER Chairman.
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IRISH ANDsCOTcH MALT wHIsK RY- HIGH FLAyORKD
and sIcrsr quality packages to suit the trade better
adopted Tor their purposc than In the For sale
very much less than the rates. by WILLIAM PAREa
Malt hskcy Dster 20 avenue Once 40 Stons al
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IN COMPANY the Stuyvesant Institute evening Doc
open NJ o'clock to commence at o'clock precisely. COM
pany con,ist of Sigpor BON Snor BaNJONI Sen Sgror
BANJ0N yr signor OLE BULL. signor VIOLA and sisoor
TAMBORINI Each evenings entertain will embrace
from Ia ScmnaDta Lucreta Borga and tina Italian
Operas with limitations cfJESNy LIND Madame GRIs Madame
dme BISHOP and others Saturday Afternoon
open at ok Thiscompany viii appear
s of December and will give their Ethiopian operate
-
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Boots:Boots-An who are In want OF an
article which, for cheapnefG durability and beauty would
advise to call friend Young of Fulton and Mas
French calf boots 81 so calf So So waterproof
boots 81 to patent leather boots gutta percha soed boots
dancing gatert; slippers, shoes. &c. THE DOCTOR.
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nR. COOPER, IA DUANE STREET BETW ZEN CHATHAM
II and William Streets has for the years enjoyed
most extensive prac in private diseases Ho the
aggravated Of this disease mild
two to i've days srotureDr Cooper the form
of structures in from weeks Constitutional debility
brought by habit INDUCED BY young Insn Th
when freely INDUCED In, begets dyspepsia weakness
sion society warranted in charge
No uacd
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New York, November Goth, 1s4s
The Christian IsraclItes win hold Meet

IBrBcUteS VIII Meet.
ings in American Hail. Grand Broadway
morrow at and p NJ SuhjectThe Divinity of Of
Nazareth Maresre Bishop will preach in the evening
The words I'st thou billed and also taken Kings
giving day 1he public respectfully invited seats
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WI and Broome & commenced on Monday Oct
ID and viii continue every night until further notice2Nnh
week Of the re opening The original md
MINsTRELS lorganiSed in 1927 THE FIRST TO HARMO.
ME NEGRO MELODIkS AND ORIGINATORS or THE
TAINMENTs whose concerto in this city for period Of
have the honor Of announcing ladies and
of New York and vicinity that they will give sees of their
popular Concerts introducing variety Of their Songs
Chorpsea Characterstc Dances &C. Admiration cens Doors
open Concert Will commence st o'clock An Afternoon
Concert every Saturday commencing at O'clock r. under
re m nag direction Of H. CHRISTIE ~~NN
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EOR ONE NIGHr.-LAUGH WHEN YOU CAN-MR
h The celebrated and unrysled personaor Of the Yankee
entertainment Monday Evening Dec D. az Temperance
Hall Jersey City and Tuesday Evening s. at Mon tceru
Hall Brooklyn city, Tickets % each Doors open Mt
ocek performance to commence at IN o'clock partiou
lars see 'N"
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1000 Over Coats, Rich Lining, to 10
dollars 200 Clocks 81 to S2 500 ress rock
cloth aud trimmings 81 to S2 Pants fancy casmere 81
$5 Vests 90 cents to $3hsse a unredeemed pledges
fresh from auction bargains So Store
enua nd Heak atreats "
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NIOTICE-PACRET Snip CLIFTON, from NEW OR
IN leans is discbsng Pier No Al East River between
Jefferson and Rnrer streets Consgnees reues
to tho receipt Of N Or goods without delay.
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Knox, thu Hatter.-Therc have been many
celebrated divnes who have the Knox, aud
the distinguished Halter Knox, 12 Fulton street While one
class of the the heart from the other
the head from injury His moekiu Hats
versay His choice
great attendance from the fair
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ID BILHARMONIo soCIETY-sGvENrH sEAsoN.-TuE

V1B1LHARMON!C SUCIETY-SGVENTH SEASON THE
public subscribers and the associate are
fully informed that their fret Concert will take place on
day evening Dec 3D. SS the Assembly Rooms Chinese
Buildings $50 Broadway Subscriptions the four Of
the three tickets to each conotr) S0 associate
tending all So Subscr pon at the store Of
schacnbeIg Luis, 4s3 Broadway BY order
JOHN A. KYLE. cecretnrv
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MO CURE NO PAY.-DR. CORBITT, 10 DUANE BIT
IN member Of the Royal College Of Surgsons London may be
consulted in treatment of delicate diseases No long
you have had eet ulcers the body throat
pains In the head and bones Of the legs practice
fourteen years devoted diseases enables DR. G.
the worst form Of hs disease Recent cured in
No usd Structures cured In weeks With
scarcely pain Those individuals who have INDUCED
certain hsoe habit positively be restored health
society ~ B. Strangers cautioned deceived Dr.
Cobbett has not removed Remember Duane street, opposts
Dr. Jnhpsen'a
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Who Wants to go to Caiifornia!-Plenty OF
gold in "thofe digpns pamphlet containing description
Of lite mines and productions given at the Cau
chasgua depot, IS Broadway,
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the upper Of Broadway aud contains
largest collection Of portraits of distinguished In the
United Those who would wish obtain the best sec
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NN D.yACKSONSPA TENT ANNUNCTATORS-THnSU
scrbersmanufactnre the above for hotels steam
sip and private dwellings, and only makers
Of them All cautioned against Infringing the "a
either makers Of them Orders and
warranted r. D. JACKSON 4 20 $50
lS2k William etreet New York
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REVENUE OF CANADA-1si7 AND 1S4s.
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~ CUIUG IUAL BAIL. 30 AN d 81 UOWEkY-TUTS MAG
IA pifeef establishment is daily lI t and
IRON 6 till r NJ The hall ofsxhibtOn is fitted mp with
great elegance and uecocctop Of living Beasts and Brds is
the larF and perfect in America performance is
each exhibition including the Fea trained Eephante
Ponies an Monfes Mr. BROOKS enters den Lions and mi
Admission 25 cents chdrnn under half price Sea;
son tcketsSb VAN AMBURGH co. Proprietnrs
DAfORAMA OF TAYLORs CAMPAIGN IN MgyICO az
poruar while exhibited in New York now at
Hell 1t not only the larg but The painted
people Open every evening o'clock and
and Saturday afternoons at Cookbook Admission rs cents
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WINDOW GLASS.-FRENCH CRYSTAL SHEET WIN
dow and Picture Glass insle and double hicknesa in All
desirable sizes, for sale by w BURLAGB So New street
Sole Agent for tho Uni ted statHs
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DARK rBEATRI-BENEFIr or mrs. s4Aw-sArUR
day Evening Dec ns entertainments win with
the pay II LOVES SACRfTfCE-hAtthew nofe uilberC
Paul fafopt Mr. J. N. scott En,ene lie Lorme. Mr. O. w
Carke st. To- Mr. Dawson M,rsareh hra Shaw; Hermne De
Vermont Miss Mary Taylor To conclns with the
LOVE CH .ss .S,r william Fondscye NJ Gilbert Waller Mr.
g. w. Clsrkc Wdrake. Mr.. Waoot; Cnst,noe. Mr. Shaw;
Widow Green MS Winstsnley Alce Mrs c'o's Tvda
Walce Dress Circle rs cents Family Circle % Up,sr
rs osptg Pit HH cents Gallery lax Doors onon
~ half pset 4. M Or "a y.
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GUNGIS SEVENTH CONCERT, AT MUSICAL HALL
" $50 BroadwayJose Gnrg has the honor snr ounce 10
ne Ladies and Of New York that his
this city will take place at the New Musical Hail.
on Monday Evening next Dec 4 which occasion WILL
with choice programme perform the following
pieces Just compc d by selfOh usanna and Rosa Lee
Polka-Gungl Quadrile popular American Ars)-GungI
Tickets fifty centsfor sale Mt the Music Stores the Hail
the evening Of the concert Concert at eigh
O'clock. No reinforcement of the o
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Seduction OF q Young and Beautiful G1rl'
by wealthy Go PEN saher of this cyLe and afdavs
showing still further awful disclosures agan the Rev. John
Maf and his co.duors Yankee suivans OF Training
for his great fight with Tom Hyer Life Of Richard r. Robinson
ellen yewett hundred other exciting articles in
National Police Gazette Of this week. Every should read
It. For sac where. Office los Nassau street.
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DRACTICAL BOOK.KEEPING.-NO SO CEDAR STREET
Mr. G G. Marsh Accountant Author Of the Science Of
rnas bSHh NSS eG.nss T.
assured that the plan pursued by Rars in teaching his inn
porant branch truly Of Practice Keeping
pupil has DICK to himself keeping
important mercantile calculations Peaons moderate
by this become competent Rook Keepers about month
and receive rtfcates to that effect with terms
ohtar ed ut the rooms from 9 A. NJ. to9PM
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DE0TECTI0N INSURANCE co OF n. j. sOHERvILLE
Chartered lstS Fire Marine and inland insurance Drec
tore Wm IbompFon Peter J. Stry ktr James Taylor David
ssndep. ". VIM Bcwre Power Mahey RIdsdslc, I'd.
Secretary The subscribers prepared to issue po
ces favorable terms Losses promptly adjusted and pad Al
the office, ~ " AL street THOS N CbZNEAU,
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II FisCHEL Won sTApE II PLArr STREET OFFER
for sale American Live Feaher prime Quality Rio
GIande horse-lAir. mixed pure curled Boreehar -
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% URToN's THEATRE. CHAYBrRssrREEr.- ssrURpnY

ID Evening, Dee. will 30 played the meuy liNIEN5
APPRE Mn EGeuera Nom. Mr. Btrton ~. Arthur, gr
Grace; J"sep Mics Chspm.n Nine: Nor W. ve."~- viva
xs KNIGHT After which MUSICAL ARRIVALy-Josef Jinp1
nr 2 B. Johnston; Mr. Crechet Mr. Haymond Manager B1:
bon Mr.. Jordan Jenny Jng Mics Chapman To conclude with
TOM ND JERRY IN AMERICA James Hall TroIlope Dchns
Foer Green Mr. Buron Coiinthan Thomas Mr. ,ouxt am:
Robert Lgo Mr. Jordan Ye Bleeding Nun, Mrs
Dress Circle &c. FAMILY Circle Second Tier 90 Doors omen
at n
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-03-01
DUBUQUE, 10 WA, MARCH 1, ls4s

the Rio Colorado, and down or UP the
middle oe the Colorado, as the case may
require, to the thirty-third parallel OLA
titude; and thence due west along the said
parallel into the Pacific Ocean. And it
is hereby agreed and stipulated that the
territory colnprehended between the Rio
Bravo and the above defined boundary,
from its commencement in the Gulf Next
co up TO the point whore it crosses the
said Rio Bravo, shall forever remain a
neutral ground between the two Repub-
lies, and shall not be settled upon by the
citizens Of either; no person shall be al
lowed hereafter to settle or establish
himself within the said. territory for any
purpose or. under apyT pretext whatever;
and contrayentions Of this prohibition
may be treated by the Government ofei-
Their Republic in the way prescribed by
its laws respecting, persons establishing
themselves, In defiance gifts proper au-
thority, within its own proper and exclu-
sive territory. ,s. 70