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Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-08-29
FARM FOR SALE.

rHNIIE subscriber is DESTROYS of selling tract of
Land containing
40 or 100 .fcres,
part of what is known as the cred House, Tract,
near Jurors Iron Works, in Augusta county,
There is on the Tract about So Acres of cleared
land, the balance well tmbered- and has on it
GOOD LOG DWELLING HOUSE,
Smoke house and Stable, all entirely new, and
well of water convenient to the house.
The land is of superior quality and well adapted
to She growth Of grass, wheat and corr TO any
one desiring home of this kind, good opportuni-
ty is now offered. The land will be shown by the
Subscriber by James G. Turk one of whom will
always be found on the premises. Terms will be
made accommodating. VIM. A. TURK.
August 1, lS49.--6t.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-08-29

VIRGINIA AT Rules held in the Clerks Of
flee of the Circuit Superior Court of Law and
Chancery for Augusta County, August the 9th,
I949,
Samuel Hansbarger, Adm'or of Robert Hansbarger,
dec'd-Plaintitf,
AGAINST
William Withrow, and Patience his wife, late Pa
thence Dowell, -- Withrow, and Nancy
his wife, late Nancy Dowell, Robert McI.ary,
dren of Polly Dowell, who was the wife Of
Dowell, heirs Of Major Dowell, decd. ,-Defen-
dants.
The defendants not having entered their appear
ance and given security according to the OF AS
semby, and the Rules Of this Court, and it appear
ing by satisfactory evidence that they are not in
habitants of this Commonwealth: 1t is ordered,
that the said Defendants do appear here ON The list
day of the November Term, next. and answer the
amended bill Of the Plaintiff; and that copy Of
this order be forthwith inserted in some newspaper
printed in Staunton, for two months successfully,
and posted at the front door Of the Court house.
4 Copy-Teste,
NIGH. G. KINNEY, C. c.
August 8, ls49.-2m.
Elizabeth Woods, Adm'x., with The will annexed
of Stephen Woods, decd, &c.,-Planlffs,
AGAINST
John Cburchnnan, Executor of Walter H. Tapp,
decd, &c.,-Defendanls,
IN CHANCERY.
The creditors of the said Walter III. Tapp, who
may heretofore have failed to exhibit their claims,
are hereby requested to produce them to me at my
Office, in the Town of Staunton, on or before the
9th day of September, next properly authenticated,
that they may he reported to Court.
SAMUEL CLARKE, NJ Con-.
August 8, IS49--4w.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-08-29
eWeECAN2lE TAILOR.
LATEST TASEII@NS.
To 2ly Customers s. the EsxtI5f,

TNHE subscriber, grateful to the people of Staun.
- ton and Augusta County, for the patronage he
has received since his commencement i'm business,
takes this method of informing his Customers and
the public, that he has just received the
SPRING ANDSUMNIER FASHIONS.
and is prepared to make Gentlemen's wearing an
parel in neat, fashionable and workmanke man
ner, and at short notice. In addition to the work
done in his own shop, and for the accommodation
OF those who wish their work done in CITY STYLE ba
has made arrangements with an establishment in
Philadelphia, by which he can have CoAr made
and delivered at short notice.
.ADIDINEIONANo
The subscriber has in selfdefence, purchased in
Philadelphia, quantity of
READY MADE CLOTHING.
which he will sell cheap, and warrant the work 10
stand. He has also received supply of CLOTHS,
CAssMEREs, VEsTiNGs, TRIMMINGS, &C., which
he will sell low for cash, or on a short credit 10
punctual customers.
Shirts, Cravats, Handkerch's, Suspenders, Gloves,
Socks, &c. all of which will be sold low
ED N. Bile has removed his Store 10 tbe
large frame building nearly opposite the Virginia
Hotel, and just below the Confectionery establish
ment of ID. A. Pilman.
ID. w. ARNOLD.
Staunton, April lS, lS49.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-08-29
To Mothers and Married Ladies.

This Extract of Sarsaparla has been expressly pre-
pared in reference female complaints No female who
suppose she approaching that critical Pc
riod, The turn Of life" should neglect take it,
it is certain preventive for any ofthe numerous and
horrible diseases to which females subject this
time of life This period may be delayed for seuerai
years by using this medicine Nor is less valuable
for those who approaching womanhood, as it il
calculated to assist nature by quickening the blood
and nvgoraing the system Indeed, this medicine 10
invaluable for all the delicate diseases which
subject.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-08-29
Splitting BLOOD.
DIR. To w N END


DE-. TowNsRNp-I verify believe your Sarsaparilla
has beon the means, through Providence, OF saving my
life have for several years had bad Cough. II be-
came worse aud At last l raised large guam
tties Of blood had night and greatly debili
tatcd reduced, and did not expec, TO live have
only used your Sarsapara short time and there has
q wonderful change been wrought in me. i able
to walk all over the city. raise blood aud my
cough has LEFT You well imagine that
thankful for these results
Your obedicnt servant
VIM. RUSSELL, IS Catharine-st
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VIRGINIA AT Rules held in the Clerks Of
flee of the Circuit Superior Court of Law and
Chancery for Augusta County, August the 9th,
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-08-29
Gren, Blessing to Mother. & Children.

IL is the safest and enectual medicine for pu
rifyng the system. and relieving the suerngs attend
upon childbirth discovered. II strengthens
both the mother and child, prevents pain and disease,
increases and enriches the food, those who have used
IL, think it is Indispensable IL is highly useful both
before and after confinement as it prevents diseases at
tendant upon chidbirthin Costiveness Piles Cramps
Swelling of the Feet Dependency Heartburn, Vomiting
Pain in the Back and Lons, False Pains, Hemorrha.a
and in regulating the secrcons and equazing the
culation it has equal The great beauty of this mo
dcine is il is always SAFE and the delicate ii
most successfully very few require any other mo
dcine in a little Castor OIL Magnesa, is useful
Exercise in the open air, and light food with this medi
cine, will always ensure a safe and easy confinement
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-08-29

CAUTION.
Owing to tho great success aud immense sale Of DR.
Townsends SarsaParilla, number Of who
formerly Agents have commenced making Sartaps-
rilia Extracts. Exirs Bittsrs Extracts Of Yellow Dock
&c They generally put II up in the shaped bot
tles md Of them have stolen and copied our
advertisements. they only worthless limitations, and
should be avoided.
Principal Office, 126 FULTON Street. Sun Building
~ " aud by all the principal Druggists and Merchants
generally throug hout the United States West Indies aud
tbs C9usdas.
For sale by Dr. f. BERKELEY, Stanton, Val
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-08-29

DR. Townsends Sarsaparlla is sovereign and speedy
euro incipent Consumption, Barrcnuess Proapsus
Ueri or falling of the Womb, Cosveness Piles, Leucor
rhna or Whites obstruced difficult MenstrustIon,
Inconnence of Urine, involuntary discharge thereof
and the general of the system-no mat
ter whether the result of Inherent produce
cd by irrcguarity illness pccdent. Nothing DO
moro than its nvgorating effects the hu
man frame Persons of all weakness aud assitudc from
taking become robust and full OF energy under
its influence II Immediately counteracts the uerveless-
ness the female frame, which the great Of
Barrenness twill he expected of us, in Of
delicate nature exhila certificates of performed
the afflicted, that hundreds Of cases
have been reported Thousands of cases where
families have without children after using few bot
ties this invaluable medicine have been blessed with
6nc, healthy offspring.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-08-29

May t6, f949.-tf.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-24

forest advancing and must feel the influence
q the increased activity in commercial pursuits upon
the supply OF capital. Business paper Is plenty, and
ak and eight per cent interest the rates In
the street The banks disposed to keep their lines
Of dreount up to the highest limit and the receipts Of
gold from California will add from time to time large
to the currency Of the oountry but with ell this il
Is har dy possible that the existing money
continue. We are largely indebted to the m-Lu-
ftursrs Of Europe and the rmness Of and high rates
ruling for, sterling exchange indicative Of an
tsnsvs demand even at this early part OF the
At the close Of the fall business when payments abroad
have to be made, the probability is that shipments OF
specie to extent will be required and it is also posi-
be In the event Of difficulties with France assuming
hostile complies ion. that public securities will be
returned IN large amounts for sale and tho proceeds
Ssnitted in specie These some Of the causes that
are likely to have unfavorable influence upon the
money market; but Independent Of these, any other
causes there may be contraction beyond even what
We anticipate. We have known expansions aud con-
fractions take place in the money market, without any
being able to satisfactorily explain account for
them and it Is best at all times, to be prepared for
such contingencies. The spirit of speculation has
tirey disappeared from Wall street, and its vicinity
Prices FOR all important staple products range so
high that there is margin for Improvement and IL
Is, therefore impossible to get up any excitement in
relation to them. Even in the event. prices ruling
low it is our impression that nothing OF consequence
beyond IN active demand from the trade, would have
been realized. Legitimate operations in all branches
OF business the order of the day. and trust it
will be long time before there is any deviation from
that det rminstion.
Tss annexed comparative statement exhibits tn
quotations for the principal speculative stooks in thi
market for each day Of the past week. and at the close
Of the week previous Ii will be that prices have
huctuated considerably -
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NEW hooks. &c.

N eaGsNs LITERARY DEPOT EXCHANGE PLAcr.
M s.lieniug the Poet oce, New Orleans La.-At ,hs
shove sstFsent nay always be found Books every
seripten scrsstug Of Novels htcry Biography Scientific
Commercial Biographical. and Medical Works. Also,
soppistc assortment Of Stationery together with all the
rinc,rel Daily and Weetly Newspapers and Magazines.
sounry orders for article IN the trade supplied
vsrded with dtfpstch. Books mailed Prompt attention
" order. = VORCtN
Literary DEPOT adjoining Ne Pos. Once. New Orlcans La
~ t-Ce~plete arrar rae have been made with the
Ehsral Publishers thrcueheu< the Unor for supply Of
ne ner works AZ Fast ne Issued, T. c. Il.
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mr.. RALPH, AUTHOR or THE PRACTICAL PRI-
- yate Treatise So 81 green-ieh street Once hours
apply the early stages vi be surprised Vt the rapidty
and little attending their II chiefly
however those who have suffered from esrain Of
pie rho can properly appreciate his services nsssure
from lite brs neipen to its advanced snd Distress
ina stages from I'D and very extensvs
Practice he affords rapid and radical whs
We has crown js for stang be obtained frcm sther
srureefu Amsros
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&6O0 REwARp-JErTRIrs ANrIporE a srtcr-

XH(U1 KkWAKD-ykFIHItSAN TIbOTE, HEcf-
stricures snd similar disorders n mates sposdy surs
without the least restriction Of Diet drink exposure
shange IN application 10 business Oar object potfv
whore n can be had and e proprietor challenges air
ease 81 recent oonorrfrs which the mixture will not
ssder fersiture Of se rnrther the disease
senusetsd tne e the nisture 10 taken when exposed.
A. 81 One bottle lasts week many are cpred In Two
New Yorh.
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AMUSEME WrS.


ID teri: Z. Stevens stag. sanaysr.-Monday evening"
ws.. sss Mr. cs:ss Gas q
w. H : n:. H ss ,' Ts Mis-:
will be performed during the evening by the orshss
IDIOT OF THE nILL-Pierrs e Nor sad Bsrtrands, Mr.
severs Baron spaehman Mr. hcFHriandi Simon. Mr. WI
I.ndOrni Miss Denim Msrs,ts. Miss G. wsmyss
De>.- - ,sne-, :, ~ $500. -->1 -
CHANFRAUS NATIONAL THEATRE.--MONDAY
HAPPY TsSISSepP.siy Wurphy. Mr. R.smona Ryan; Rom
Rusy merhert Sal H. KO Kst ME-: LsOsys.
IAN and ais DoG@od fsarnoashs Mr. c. W. TAYLOR;
b"ssom Mrs. H. Isber.csa n.sty MIS- saheriand 10
;Snsad: Win he drama q =: ftYIFG DUrcHs IAN,
Lucy ME- C. M.staysr Boxes % aents pit I2i cents
NoS', sRs" ~ :. curtain r.ss Nv =. oooe pr.ese,y
MITCHELLs OLYMPIC THEATRE.-MoNDAY EVE
Nl ming Sept 2th. Isls the entertainments will
Ten.s Win Mhho AND LEANDhR-bsandsr Mss MARY
Af,r which, FRA DiAVoio1Frs Diavoio, Mr.. sishop:
nera Allcash Mr. waloS. aorenao NJ cros'.nor Bsepe
Iraneisso NJ Yates zsriIs. Mics Mary Taylor Lady All
THI LAWY Frs PRACTICE. Drets Circle 80 cents Up
.ss ns1;s % ssn' poi r s e Pg,SS
a = w.
Is nsTaser aud Prspietor; JOIN Greenwood jr AstsSt
Manager. Another Grand Gah Week. Splendid perform
seu IN ,n ss a. %1 ever, sGd
ances in Madrid Paris London and Phladephis have eli
M ' s and s s
h comic Ian i as .n9 h.yai fany' YIN
Whou ,ney "srs ZONE ihs eonne9tSu also aon-
sr Lo" f ,ss sshrnsa rr Saa Eas.sn
ten and who viii appear at each entertaInmens
S1 s 3 A Boa on 'Id e S AL
sonds nsmmotR cTosoGo aasacs or sea Gov, Wax scrip
rs ana Jsmpfranse statas,y haesms RGsswsl rGruas
,cTTgy ~ G.,Isass go :; Ss Ta. "a ca ~,
= 65,ns ~ $sys is:s 'iqsS;a nom Fssns;ss vii
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TNLLFTn wARD-TuE DEMOCRATIC RsPUBLf-
can electors OF the l2th ward friendly rcwuar no-
nations arc requested TO at Starrs five Mile ous.
5rs Avenue on Tuesday evening. sept 2sh ~ o'clock
" select three persons a. deiegation the Judiciary
Convention. Also, I've persons to nominate sheriff
" Clerk, Coroner and Govsrnors the
Eve 70 nominate cir Heads Of Depsr ments Also
three persons nominate nator for the Fh Ds.
tret Also I'VE p.rsous from each District TO nonnats
Ward and Charter Ocrs Also, three persons from en-
District to nominate Member Of Assen,biy nv order %,
General Committee at Tammany Hall passed on sep
t<Enter IS.
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CTRICTURE-ITs NATURE, SYMPTOMS, CoNsg-
Oeuenee mode Of de'esting the remedies Win recipes
and emily No this need
long he trortled with strstue Srth edition pp Price
81 Nay be had Of the author Green sieh street or by
poet, mailed free.
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seorAr1Os, soa rHs rnmsrAL sro.ks IN TIE

comparison of prices current yesterday with those
ruling at the close Of the previous week. exhibits de-
cline in Treasury notes Of per cent; u. s. os lk
Ohio 6's, q; Penn 5's u; Reading railroad al Hsr-
lem, Il Long Island, "a; Farmers Loan IN Caaton Co
u; New Haven railroad, 4; Hudson river railroad ad
vsneed y per cent.
The receipts at the oioe OF the Assistant Treasurer
Of this port yesterday, amounted to $50 800; pay
nents IS so4 Co. balance 427 6 duties $50 6is
The balance in the Sub Treasury Is rapidly Increasing
and already amounts to upwards Of three and half
million Of dollars, this with the balance OF $500 900 In
the Boston Sub Treasury, makes aggregate OF
81 500 Oe0 In specie withdrawn temporarily from the
vaults Of the banks and deposited in the vaults Of the
Independent Treasury The transfer is not felt in the
channels Of commerce as makes very little difference
to the commercial community where the specie is 80
long it is in the country 1t is opinion that it is
better for all classes that the should at all
times hold large amount rs 1t exsrts a wholesome
Influence upon the banks and keeps them within pro-
per limits
The total quantity OF anthracite coal brought 10
tide water from the coal mines Of Psnnsylyana this
season to the latest dates compared with the same
period last year, was annexed
PrrSsrlvASIA ASTnHAoIrE Coal TsADK.
Reading Railroad, Sept 20, tons. oas $50 7s462s
Sehuylkili Canal, Sept. 20. -. 3ll459 800 800
Lshigh Canal Sept Is, -. 50332l S35,2l3
Del Hud Canal, Sept ao5,7As 2so,lo7
Total tons. ................ .2440076 1919, 238
This shows failing on thus far this s37 tons
Ts cot the usual annual increase In the consumption
We shsud double the falling OF above given 10 show the
deficiency In the supply but It must be borne In mind
that there has been very great reduction In the
sumption this year. In consequence Of the closing
many iron furnaces 1t is estimated that the quantity
required this year BY the iron Of Penn
sylvsnis will be much lees than last year. that the
receipts for domestic household consumption, will
Be more than equal to the demand.
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YHELTrH whRp.-TBE DEs0CRArIC REPUBLI-
can Electors Of The Twelfth Ward will meet o. Stars
1--WE Mile House, Third svenue, Tuesday, September as
Tor me purpose 81 selecting the nominating coec and
oeeEstes 70 the nominating conventions recommended by
the Democratic Republican Committee The polls will be
spcn ron A. NJ TO M Nv order Of the ward Commit
~s m a. ThOS. SPOFf0RD, Chairman.
Gas. B oser. tsc.retsri.s.
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WALLHALA, SO CANAL STREET, (NEAR BROAD
w way-splendid. unparalleled attractions! Now. bril-
lis eenerss arranged III the style Of tho Grand Opera
Uorfe in Paris. by celebrated French artist Tabaaux
Vvans OF order repfesen ing the fnest gallery OF
sculpture and pictures in the world An
Dshed troupe Of Female Aerobst and OF French Ballot
Dancers Just arrived Female Mountain Singers tho
celebrated Volinst Mr. Spenser &c. &C. Performance
right at eight oslsek Extra every SATURDAY
at three
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EoR SAN FRANCISCAN, VIA CHAeRss-THE A 4,
ehIper sorrettd bark FLORIDA, y. Eilery. Hsster,
will positively sail the 1tta Ter nor.
faseensers can reysn this vessel sailing advertised nv.
llorida having elegant state room acco iaticns Tor
tst ard az second ca bin passengers ari havpr for
time engaged in the Ckarree trade. oilers 20
witliug embark the pors Pre- ~
passage IN fret cabin, $50. De. second cabin $50
North River or 10 49,
JOAN j. TAYLOR q CO, Al South ,,r,eA
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POLITICAL

POLlTyCAL
nEkoCRArlC REPUBLICAN GENERAL COMMIT
- tea special nesting Of the Democratic Hepublie.a
esnsral Committee vail be held at Tammsny Hail.
day evening. September y, Ist9 At ~ O'slset.
SSss hA ssy4s; s.crstaris..
ITkiON AND HARsONY-THE DEMOCRATIC RE-
publican Electors Of the I'd Ward favor Of noina-
nops being rece By the people requested 81
James {. ttoneals Hotel ISL Fulton Monday
evening a. o'clock for the purpose of nominating Delegates
ts cent 10 Tammany ha according to the resolutions %
he hemoerate Republican General Committee OF the city
sse county Of New Yort.
THlEp wARD-AT NETTING or rue Turep
Ward Democratic Reputlicnn Ward COMMITTEES. held
sverg Sept q lSi9 and, In compliance VITA rssoiu-
siors q ale Democratic Republican Generai Committee TIRE
feoving resolutions adopted and ordered pub
hshes-
Received That the primary election he held by ballot
The house Of H. a. kinE, Ne 2ls FaoD street doors
cost Of Greenwich street. Tuesday evening the 25th
sepemter inst. Poll at ~ o'clock elsss
Iresey for The eccrE three DELEGATES
yudieiafy Conventions also Ave delegates the County
Cenventon Eve delegates 20 nominate candidates for heads
Of departu en three delegates tho Senatorial Conven
non; srd I've to the Assembly Convention; also Ward
ncntnsting Committee.
Rssossd, That he following named gentlemen 90. 40
irspsetort.-Peter " Warts G. wallace " H. Crosby.
Resolved That Peter l.. ssey act Poll Clerk.
PETER D. WARTS.
CaWstlkcr, Secretary pro TEN.
On melton Of Robt Fair, We adjourn.
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COAI,-G ROCERs. CARMEN, AND CONSUMERS or
" Coal, who hry LARGELY. and judges q It's value
will do WELT calling my yard ~ bay.
PROFITS ans frch saes for saeh selling best
piel streets. PFTER tiIrNTOy-
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BPORTIN0,
Union COURSE, LONG ISLAND, TROTTING.-rHD
~ great Stsen saks for $3.50, will OF Tuesday,
sept Is at 81 oeosk mile heats best three In
they please The horses senssd for The ebovs stake
che three fastsst stations that ssntsndsd
This or other country w. rreRdegass enters H. 81
lawrence, from kontr-al W, whesan enters b. h. Black
Hawk o. Bartns enters br Cassius ~ Clay. The
VIII leave South Ferry Broohiyn ats o'clock ssd
N. D. GREENE, Propri.,.r.
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9ALEH BY AUCTION

RY LEWIS MoRTIMER-sToRE I1 CHATHAM
~ street.-Pavplrokerss as-This Day (Monday) sept.
2ltA At 10 o'clock large collection Of unredeemed pledges
Mems and dress Coats Pants hest Feather
Bedding, ne. BY order Of A. GOODMAN 81 Centre
NEW AND skcoN e-uAND FURNITURE AT AUC-
N toni W. BROWN will sell at auction, on Tuesday
eept 18th, at o scloek. At No. l0t Breads ay large
nsnt 81 furniture from families consisting
sss Ingram carpet feather beds mattresses bedding sofa
bedstssd- bureaua So &C. Alss without pay
advances, q large stock Of valuable furniture.
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CopA BIsCCIr. suGAR AND BurrER CRACKERs-

CODA BISCUIT SUGAR AND BUTTER CRACKERg-
" william Jvhnton repeatedly gives notice his custo-
mere ard he pubic IN general tLas he LONGER
Vie hteu and CrackerH Manufactured by Ephran Tresa-
wen sem bot has made an srrnpgemsn ~herehy he h
bsd trTLy h customers With Soda Bisoui Wine Bis-
cult Nik Biscuit and his usual Of 81
ayueliy SUPERIOR 20 ever before made this city Ora
htsd for The very liberal ana patronage
herctoors received, he respectfully soois
hs same Grocers and others pplied from his
~ IN all parts q the city and ali orders left
Of Eraens Titus No 2S Washington street. VIII
afiv attended ~
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EoR CALIFORNIA, DISPATCH LINZ SNIP rus
SKILL at Pier So Nsrth river will positively sail on sAs
shin Can take the bulk VI V bills frssLt rr
slippers viii send In their bills laisg saip
C1GNIT, at pier D, North River, wil felo~. Apyg
H.. SUTTON. wal a.
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IL via cbsrres October 2--Ths we'll tnovn s,samssi,
CsksCEhT CRY I,JU tons burtbsn. Charles stoddard
Commsnfer viii leave for Chagres street. hoe % AZ
Pier h Tuesday Get At o'clock. The e. O. G,es
sst 70 thsgrss without touching ct ports
has by TINS steamer Will reach Pa
mama In time fer the 4. D. Pace Mail Steamer Of
fasass in the AFR ssloos $780, DO forward Saloon 81 s.
DO lower cabin, Sc; Do socraee $50 Nc passage
vnss paid for Any person rs,ing enc hall sonnt
81 passage money, ean berth for week. for
vfy. The City w succeed ths Crsses,t itv sna
leave the 10Th OF October. -
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ITO CALIFORNIAN PASSENGERS FOasAN FRAN-
nitce either hy Chsercs the Cape, will sore
81 nc every article ~ visions aud groceries
necesfv for heir drrsr voysre stores
wniurted Butter prepared and warranted teep
thrte lsaIs. a. kt1P no Wan street.
'CAIironNIA HoUsEs.-Tnr SUBSCRIBERS are
" always ready furnish best Portable Cnlifrnia
Houses in thru any Other market and a. very low rates
The houses bst us have been tried ars highly an
proved Of and eNsnnvsy paronised BY CAorrisns asa
gro fREksANA Co, 80 Brcasv,y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-24
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