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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-02-03

EOR BAN FRANCISCO-CHAoRn era nYsuf,r WE NEW.

I ,plsndid .ssm .biS 49,. -0HAGRfs DIRsCr-.
Nondsv AZ sa'p Crant City, will leave for ChAsfes
'-ssant from pier No. North River. Passengers
steamer win arrive At Panama In ample time for the
disc cents foot No secured unless paid for For
reght or passage apply to HOWARD SON. Is South street
EOR SAN FRANCISCO. CALIFORNIA THE SPLENDID
;ssasr Is months old and now n pier No East River
inst limited number Of passengers will be taken This vessel
WAS built expressly with the view to the accommodation
Port holes dscl: h. and vent0n aud also with
She has carried Storage s0sngsr and
queny free from Impurities The peculiar Namoe
shorter time than yese under the old style Of rigging Per
sons deou Of removing to Ban Franc.co WITH their families
will find the Sam aconfoa bic during the VOYAGE
and corresponding Injuries FSS apply
or TO JOHN OGDEN lid " ali strest
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ITO MERCHANT TAILORS-FOR SALE, TIE STOCK AND
fixtures Of tailoring and ready made clsthng
The has been engaxd In the business ff
many years. and about engaging In other busnes and will die
pos the stock and hxurcs wishing the
business the location b For further paro
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CALIFORNIA LIFE INSURANCE SHIRT COMPANY
The most requisite article Of wearing apparel life
California red flannel Shirt and Dnwsr which ara TO Be
had. together with al other kinda at n WOOLFs
Shirt Warehouse. 81 Maiden Lane.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY MORNING.


WANTS.
"ANTED-FROM TIE lST NAY NEXT, BY A SMALL
w private family small house. the upper part larger
fronting close to Battery Address 81 Me- 3d.
NJ Y. Post Office, stating terms location Ec.
BOARDING house WANTED.-TAE ADVERTISERS
ID wishes purchase the furniture and good with
Boarding House in this city Tho class boarders must
be select and location Or
purpose ready furnished convenient and we'll situated House.
Reference exchanged. Address OP box 1855 Office.
VNANTED-IN A LAW OFFICE, CLERK OF SOME Elk
w perience small salary Address, with references
IF end j. box 40 Post Office None but gentlemen
need apply.
A GENTLEMAN, WHO WISHES TO ESTABLISH PAPER
IA hangnl mandatory and desires partner with CAPT.
tai The advertiser himself capital and
extensive connection In line of business Address France at
this office.
YOUNG NAN, FROM CONNECTICUT, WHO HAS AID
"A Elk ysars experience IN the mercantile business wishes
jobbn commission house in This CITY 10 devote
his whole and attention to the interest Of his employer
Most satisfactory references given capaby oharac
ter &c Address L. A. D., at this Office
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M IN Tsh V Th hrIU EHkATRE-sATURDAY EVEN.
fshty Mr. " C So%%'HSs With the
n;: Sss1s eT.p ni:s Mary G.nnSa which Il. EN-
SOM ARIEL III. Mir.ndA Miss Phillips To be o
lowed BY the La DY AND TIE DbvlL-W idIovs Mr. G. w
SluSs with shsLSvsIBLE PsIEfECbon Lander Mary
Miss Roberta Dress Circle 60 cs Upper Boxes 6c Pit IKE
Oocrp at 61< o'OlOOk-cOmm
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CALIFORNIA LIFE INsURANCR-THE NAUTILUS LIFE
~ Insurance Company No So Wall the
Persons whiting California with privilege Of residing
Of making the voyage ont and home either BY Cape
Hern the 1sthmus Of Panama BY Vera Crus aud
Neaioo. NORRIS IA NKTIN prse;dort"
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FOR SALE.

LJOR sALK-THE STEAMER NEWS BOY. WHICH FOB
evesl months past has employed By tho News ASo
citation City for The eosoton Of ship news 3c shs Wa
iS II and copper sened and Of the dmen
ope-Lenrh l feet nehee breadth ~ feet inche depth
one and feet stroke and IN Excellent
snd ts Of putting board abou 5000 She hasws
srre anis Tor esh and for strength speed and other
S ouasea II believed be surpassed BY steamer Of
sS ois in our waer Fee further particulars apply at hs
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VUNHE GREAT CHINESE MUSEUM, $50 BROADWAY, BIZ
tween Spring and Prince streets and tho only In this
country oons Of number OF life size figures Of Chinese
Of all clas several hundred Chinese paintings apartments in
houses stores and vessels models Of pagodas temples
bridges Of Chnese manufacturer their agricultural
and mechanical implements instruments
&C. Open from nno AM till 10 NJ daily. Admittanoe, Is
cents Children under twelve, half price.
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LOST.

d. Z REWARD-LOsT, JANUARY 81, AN ORDER, SANE
YC date for seventywo dollars by Devoe in favor Of
Please leave at A. A. Dsvoe 1853 Fourth
Avenue, New York.
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FoR SAN FkANcIsCO; CALIF0RN!AITHE "A l."
manded BY Capt Daniel a. Furuan having her cargo
board will have immediate despatch the above and
safe and speedy passage and arrive in advance Of vessel
ed state accommodations and eht airy spacious
second cabin between decks where
lodged tote superior those other up
more cabin and second cabin still taken
fermer At $50 and the lattsra At $780, and
poviors obtained this An examination of this
ship invited pier Is. East River freight passage
apply to E.kIC6ARD1ON co, 81 South st., or to
A. G. BENSON u co, 80 South ct.
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EOR SAN FRANCISCO.-THE FAST SAILING BARK
KEOKA, Captain Jas MCGUIRE, having all her freight
board take few cabin application made
mediately. Apply to ALLAN WHITTLksEY, 81 South at,
the Captain on hoard at pier Is East River She will sail
the 4th inst
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AMUSRARNTn.

RkOADwAY THkATRE-E A. MAHSHALL PROPRIr
soS-Oa saturday Evening. February s. viii be present
e. Ne nea reantts speo,ase from the 1ovel Of Alex Ou
mas OF TIL COUNT OF A0NrE-CRISrO"Edmond Dantss
Cont q Monte a.sunns the eharaete
Able M Lester, Mona Norre Mr. Vaohs Old Danes M Rsr
nard; nont Bonvile NJ Shaw; Femand, Mr. Frsdercss
neroedss Mr. Abbott; Haydes hm WAllack: CarconN n
snswood Dress Circle and PArqustss oent4 Family Circle
venue gallery l2k cents. Doors open II half past
RgkIONy THkATRE. CHAMBERS STREEr-sArURDAY
a nanG February Benefit Of Ar. II. Hunt-W b play
= COMEDY Of CHI Las tn sECON Captain Copn r.
Asr wbis. na are the Second NJ Hunt Mary Miss
aoSTe sTMYn.ssr!sy To conclude with tho burissgus
nsxe n a.. aortimer Babe M Christian; More col Mr.
trased A"ha T Keeper Of the Cells Fletcher Ye Dis
DooIs o1ep ~ ~ cSis and rqus o Family Circle 80
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Of nexico-Paintcd 900 feet Of Canvas exhibiting
tator the mossubme scenery world Pts exhibition
for abort time. IT Panorama Hall. b9S Broadway sdjon
Ing Nbos Garden Doors open 6-Exhbou TO commence
oclookAso Wednesday and Saturday afternoons
O'clock. Tickets 50 cents Children half price,
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EOR SAN FRANCISCO, CALIrORNIA.-TBE NEW "a T.
New York built ship g. HARBECK Capt Merwia will sail
for the above port about the 9th Of February This fine ship
two old finely fitted and has experienced captain
For freight passage apply board pier No TO- East River
to OLNEY COTRELL, 81 South street.
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MONEY MARK EFT.

Il appears from the foregoing that the sinking fund
has in the course Of the present year. not only fur
shed the means of paying punctusy the interest Of
the public debt but also Of extingushns $77 ,oes OF
the principal; and the estimates made for the year
1s4s, assure an equally favorable result and exhibit
balance after payment of interest, Of $s3s7 d. sp-
plicable TO further reduction Of the debt.
IL appears By the report Of the Auditors that the
pendtures for the fiscal year ending the 10th octo-
Der, 1s4s, amounted to 1914 27s 80. The amount
transferred to the sinking fuad during the same time,
was o2-msking the total of expenditures for
the year, s42s,11s Al.
The amount of receipts during the same PERIOD was
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LNOR SAN FRANClscO CALIFORNIA SPLENDID
live OAK ship ROBERT BowNE having been ln:vodaby
will be towed by requested be
board by O'clock This vessel complete condition and
qee in ~ months She commanded by Captain CameEon
passengers few berths remain untaken. Price, S6O and
found with share in the vessel and eighteen months prov
atr, R;ysr ~ " W ~"-~' wv y, -'~oS~''
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cu, and be Civ q TexooA oomn.Oy 4. ips
and equipped Of Cavar be composed
thirty hard fsted experienced who from habits life
Injured barhps and rvaon and who have learned
and keep others need ofer This oompsny pro
coed possible under the Of Captain
The members Of this company attend Also
Of the above mentioned class who have desire join
coed above all other necessary Information will made
at the meeting which take pace this day. Feb
IL Dey street, at O'clock Pm
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On Sunday morning. Feb. IL. WIN. H. MALcoLn, SON,
Of Robert M. and Sssan Malcolm, aged 3 years IN
months and 27 days
His funeral viii take place TO- day, at ooloek In
9Th avenue, fifth house above 30th street.
On Saturday morning, Feb 10, Of disease OF the
Nidds, aged 8 years, months and 8 days.
The funeral will take place on Monday, (this dav,
Feb IL at 2o'clock p M, from 465 Brosdwsy THE
relatives and friends Of the family likewise tue mem
bers OF National Lodss, o. Of o. F. No. 81, are re
rpectfully invifed to attend
On Sundsy. Feb H. at o'clock, CArHARIyE KENNA
wife Of Edward kennA In the 36th year Of her sRo.
The friends aud scqu Of the family are re
rpectfully rsquestsd attend her funeral Tuesday,
18th insfaut at O'Clock from her residence No 2SSs
Waehipg gtou street Her remains will bs taken to
Eleventh street Cemetery
On the llth inst, MARY G. BsBr, aged years
and 21 days.
Tho friends Of the family invited to attend the
funeral Monday af srnoon, at half past O'clock
from the residence of ber parents, at william. burGh
New Brunswick, Charleston, and Providence papers
please copy.
after lingering illness, Captain EDWARD FARLsY :
native of Ireland, county Tyrone In the ASth year Of
his sge.
The relatives and friends the members of fire 1ne
company No. 8, Of Wi'amsburgh. and the msmbers OF
the re depsrtn- mt n~ray and also the friends of
ther william. respectfully invited to attend his
funeral Tuesday afternoon 18th inst, at o'clock
the residence Of his brother in.law CORNER OF
First and South First sreets, Wismsburgh.
At New Orleans, on the Both ult DAVID PIGor ared
28 years, native Of the county Meath Ireland snd
States
At New Orlesns. on the lst inst Jsxrs MA.,,
youngest son Of Napoleon B. and CsrSSls A Kna.H
aged 2 years apd months.
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RrElaaGRNcE BY THE MAILS.


aT6air WASHING roN Feb 10, 1919.
The Co~ti~gest FA~d Of the Senate The star
zen Chamber Proceeding, &c.
Mr., Dickins, the Secretary of the Senate, has
maze a report of the expenditures out Of the con-
tiagent fund OF that body, during the year ending
December Q, l84S. The entire amount is the snug
little sum Of $l6S. .55l, leaving the sum Of thirty
one cents unexpended. Some of this money was
spent ior books, and for boxes in which to send
them home to the senator's For neat little boxes
70 contain their stationery, tor looking glasses,
for furnishing the tables in the ante. rooms, for
extra pay to the employees "a Thousand dollars
extra to the secretary alone, for seals for sena-
tors, and thousand other lilte items Mr.. Beaie,
the at arms, Ia addition to $500 extra pay
received fees Tor extra services, and hundreds Oh
dollars for the hire Of carryalls and horses; ana
"on account of arrest, detention. safe keeping,
and sustenance of John Nugent, $3.50" In oiner
worde, for tapping Mr.. Nugent on the shoulaer,
and telling him tina. he was his prisoner, locking
him up IN the prison, "a commatee room,) ana
feeding HIM, and placing guasd at mis- chamber
door, as well as lengthening the rope TO his leg,
20 enable him TO approach the water closet Mr..
Nugept. II will ever be remembered, was arrested
bv order OF the Senate, charged with surrep-
titiously obtaining a copy of the famous Mexican
treaty. and brought before the bar In secret con-
clave TO answer for contempt, or some other I'M
propTiey sgalnst senatorial privilege and dignity.
Among the items of expenditures is one as fol-
lows :-"R Richard S. Coke, for services as counsel
OF Senate IN case of John Nugent, under rcsolu-
tion Of Senate, $780," G.
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SATURDAY. Feb. l0-6tA.
In the shseAcs Of later sxpestsd nsws from Eufous
snxiousiy looked for BY msfchsuts generally, shSf
markets. Tor ieAiag articles OF produce cont aued du
and eeIs: modsra'e. Flour sold at sbout previous
rates. combating chiefly Of Western sud New Orleans,
with small lots this State and Southern. There
NO wheat Offering There vss steady demand for
There change In other grain Meal was dull
Provisions exhibited NO material ohsngs. Pork va
dull and sales limited There vas . steady dsm : -
for beef Groceries we're steady, with fatr a. -. -,
eofss. Sugars were quiet but nru. o., - IN.
rems,ped about the same with modsy se sales vtSous
change in prices.
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STEAMSHIP FALCON The Falcon came over the
p. M, took the mail sent down by the William
Castor, and winged her flight to Chagrss She
had on board 3l5 passengers with a treight-list,
including passage money, OF 100000. To give
some idea of the emigration gong forward to-
municated that 800 trunks, IN the shape OF bag
gage, were shipped on beard OF the Falcon
Among the passengers are Messrs. James Will
hams ard Charles Lpplti, Of tins city.-Sdpannah
GeseL1g Feb &
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mARITImR lnTELLIaENoE.
Port OF New York. February "a. .s4e.



Ship Nasaa Smith, Liverpool Nov lst viz 80 vhos, a.h
ul. With mdse, 25v He.rage FossG Hicks ~
Nelson Jan 29. large shp ashore % Tor. ~ ~ g
Bark Mary Helve. tof stoa Stevo, from sanss Cruz
nv s.: "a .:S as
BARK PsntuI (of Best,n Taylor Sss II Sssd, ST d.v.
.ns nsss o:a II a. - .Is len s
Bark Emily Miner OF LondenJ Miner Nobs a Says with
ss s heavy vsahsr during
BARK Thoraton. Baena Now Orleans 70 Aays vt
Carrier Sos: for Liverpool o. ous sp'ai s: tos.
coming IN he sast ver was run into BY ship Hseh bo.na
carried away her fyins jitboom.
Bark I.Get. Syls Dsn,.s Nor!s.n. Y dap. with es to
Williams. from Mobile, for NYork. '''
u ss.s to ha1sus set.' Co. 2'a ' Va KY w ss
BIg Nay Nay. Fow.r !G Rev a.ysn Carrier from Nazsoa.s
Bt RAINBOW sssetpols, Or..u, % a.y.
Nth srd 70 cage Co LAT S Ion 7y spoke hip Ls6na1s
Brig Tally Ro Elliot. (Of Norfolk Norfolk day. with corn
Brig Rainbow. Emerson, Orleans vi. Newport II H. days
sehr yandss AcIatyr. Jaot.oSylle tFo, day. with su
san Young do sshrs watchman, for Phada; Tovnsssd
sebr s sAchsrman, Peck. Newbern, NC. sdays
Scr sc,r AsrSr1 Ao 4 Esshh k,ss NswSsrn' ~ 4d.ys
SER Ann Maria Jones' Eswsern, Nc, 4days
sohr tayaway. Henderson. 0cracooke. NC.
sctr Thes B smith Smita. Rehu end, 4 days
Sehr J.mina Tlervisr. rcap. Ess HarSor
SER anarns n.;i liz snpr poly Landing
Propeller Decatur, Gser, Norwich.
chip r.rorsd to be the Rob Roy Arnold from Mobile With
dsy, bark cir l,sao Newton Hamburg.
schrsJasper Hamilton Fashion, Lousins mt into N. In
ior. on the 7th inst on account Of head windi
F.sRuAav ll-~sad. as suDrisa "; meridian, Do, un-
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domestic MARKETS.


BRIoHroH MARxSr, Thursdsy. Feb S-At msrket
l5o Beef Cattle : pairs working oxen 20 soxB and.
calves 1000 sheep, SEQ swine Proes-Beef CATTLE rst
Quality. SO 1b seoond So 50 third So Working Oxep.
-$s7, 500, 500 Cows and Cslvss-s24, SAL S33 S37.
Sbeep-Sales at 81 90, 81 So, and one lot OF riVNr
rhsep at 81 s7h each. Swine -SHk $4A; retail .
Az
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APPOINTMENTS ny THE PREslDENr-By and ioifh
he odprre md consent # the Ssaih.-Ssmuel H.
Hmpead to be attorney Of the United States for the
district of Arkansas, r~appoioted. Consils OF the
Usittd states Philo White. OF Wisconsin, for Ham
bu,r Robert r. De Silver of P-hpsylvssa, for Maoao
n y Paisley Of Alabama, for Genoa; Charles W. Brad
leg, Copps oticut for Annoy, in China Henry Ffss Of
ono for Fpehov, IN China.
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Passengers Arr1veu .

LvEnyooI-ship Niagara Julius koenis Poland: Hermann
Vundsch Germauyj Edward do; Desnia y Bro sn Eos
NAV VsLsANs-shp Sotsps-Capt L CLab, UsA g stos-
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Total pzs2 AOO
In copseauepce oil the notice issued by the Sc
eretary of the Treasury, permitting purchasers OF
the LOAF TO postpone, tor the present. any farther
psyme nts on account OF the loan, very little new
eicck is made out, II being principally transfers
and stock previously paid tor which " now issned
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MAIL ARRANGEMENTS s-We cut the following
from the Kingston Journal Of the 23d ult-
The Royal Mail ComPsny's steamer Clyde Moss, will
sa at P. NJ, this day for Havana, with the m ss,
&C. At the latter port the Clyde meets the Severn
Vincent from Southampton, Bermuda and Nassau, N.
p on her way to the Gulf and New Orleans Mobile
Point; delivers tothe Clyde the mails &c from those
places and New York for this island, aud the Clyde
trausshps those for New Orleans and the Gulf to the
Severn The Clyde alec meets the Forth, Sturdee,
from the Gulf aud New Orleans, aod delivers that
vessel ,he mails, &c, from this island for Eoglsnd
Nassau, N. p, Bermuda and New York aud receives
from her the mails from the Gulf and New Orleans
The Forth proceeds on to Nassau, N. aud Rsrmuds
either gos on to England OF trausships the mails
TO another steamer rbe malls for New York also
forwarded on by another steamer. The Clyde then
turns TO this port where she B expected to arrive
the let proxmo takes the Cuba mails returns to this
port, remsins until the 18th ana takes the Spanish
Main Mails and returns the tn or 9th to take the
mails Of the 9th. Ths mails Of the 7th prox will be
taken by ,he Trent Captain Norton. which vessel is
expected from the spanish Main the I'd or 81 prox
and proceed, to st Thomas 80. Mails for the follow
ing places will be forwardsd per Clyde Eogland Mas
ssn, N. p Bermuda, New York. New Orleans. Havana,
Honduras, Mexico Halifax, 3 via Bermuda.
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vda. Ms,as,s. s,s se a. r.Ary.s-erg yiranosr.
'S1n Albert Harvard Noriesasschr Ann
kiscenane0us.
foR CALIyoRSIA Sup NEws, ses nsws oolumns
Su TAoo, S.ps Thompson touched o Savannah
sP CARoLus built in wadoboro Me- In lslS SIS tons has
been purchased in this c,ty for s2atO0 -"'
pia sSr X. Of 3D. s'r. ps,.s .h Ts,
A.: hs.sys s: as!sa BEEN ' '- esr
iek hyreh OF New bur, port be fitted for Cahf,rna
Whaismsn.
SS E Es ..
Oct ash 81 Helena Dec 18th with full csrsO nsudas SO pS
B..nst ss:%psoY& PHI sssfra Bed e, ..nsns Va h ssi Ass
.sasn. m A!.ss. sn.1sss . sps.ss .sd
Sh E.':,prs L,s B isit 81 8 Helen. Dec lssh ~ Pow
Curtis days from & nIy: Sn sse
June Ssos .l.il o. s%.. ss.S S..s a.ss:.S B.2
% Sss g;G ..y. Ia r Lon s,:
tsht Hsnrstts % q Bamo.e for Coast Of Africa Jan r.
S. 's 1T 4. w; .n s s
s a.: s :. s. ' ns sGr 81
espt last crew saved.
Foreign Ports.
FALMOUTH Jam, Jan i5Sld sohr Bosom Hlliard Nav Dr.
si GssS s%:s s@S
Bamore 2d sh,p vesp.nao. DAVIS NOresns 3 brig Prince
Hsmion sr,s Sea sra cass: do soe
.Vs Tsss s;:sp .
bark Nary b Kendall Crocker Garden ~' ~'
TO" to al s q w. % s ssoD DG Ks.
Ss % Z u Sdr hrs ScuvCs or. ~ Prince .
g. Sss. S ais c. der wSp
's :':ss ss e.. csS E
Mott Smith pr $ Ssnfs . ~, en- % N, s and sailed the 2h or
Hitchcock reported sshore ha. bed materials ved
hARIcoAer Jan zs Brig Niagara I'm Santa Cruz upc; sohr
0cesnf FIN Boston do Br bark James Ewing, Maitland for
Pohr ROYAL, jan Jan oAr ,hips Chancellor Dudnee
& Forrest S SO and and sss asrs r'ta % A:G0S & a
MvIe.ns 80 o, Agate and 'ohr oauutss aid for
sisrA CRuz, cuba, Jan 2s-Brs Patspsso Baok fss New
e. jacc Jan l7-sriss wm Purriustop, from Bath,
e I e's sna y J.s
Cienuesos with her cargo
Homs Ports
Bcsror Feb TO- AM-Arr brig China Gage Newcastle Del-
ressn phsd brig YANKEE, from Maanl.s sigoaI for bWI,
Sssns s
s.l%ssa mort aa: Giasss
Maria ko's Peterson hYorh aomsI Ncheson, do Howard
Fec eArr bark Averen CASTOR Cork for Ros
tor, via Holmes mes 1cs -.
and ia WIN Badger rsiln. indian ossa 'Sf of
scss"n CID hp Gsorss tn ps- new Of Porsland
MonnE F,b 2uld Or ship Coerad Barclay orecuoo, ship
S, ' s'-DGS D%1; s % s sn,s M s,,,
IN the ads I'd sshr aiw Evers. Sl.s ,roy dsn John
York
rEw BgpyoRD. Feb 9-Ar brig sran, Bray, Philadelphia
Sid ,chr Col ins Ssn belo shir
Magnolia, bark Peades and brig Emily Bourne, for do r
NANTucKEr Feb 5-Ar rchr Dahl Fnncs FArrs Province
tow - for Norfolk
pLysourH Feb Arr schr volant simmons Philadelphia.
ico " AR one vctria bush, Elisabeth CITY,
Clarleson ichrs Wasdo Barry Noto Nickerson (yn.i
NYuh
sAvANNsu. Feb g. Below ship Gsnsss from Bristol
wnnrreroN brig Narsn Tos ar providsr.. a,s
hrss Jerome Day Bo hI Reward Hardy BsIsI,.oyss
olive. NYork Crales Mla Frauo.a
brig ss Brchers Rensn, Bavsna 7 brig Franilin BoWdsn
H0rsans 9Th, btig Forester Grover, Matanzaa
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-12-28
General Stage Office.
HIGH STREET, MINERAL POINT, WIS,
BYIT.LATHROP.

WHO respectfully informs the public that he
Y has recently enlarged as house and viii be
happy 10 receive al who may favor him with a
call
From his long experience IN the business he
fatters himself that he can give general satisac-
ton
Thankful for past favors he respectfully s5licits
a continuance of the same. 4 large and commo-
dious Born i attached 70 This establishment ure-
quaIed BIZ any in Mineral Point. Horses and car
rages 10 lei ar all times.
Stages w;u leave his house daily during the
season for PlatterilIe. Galeaa. and Dubucue. also
for Madison and Milwaukee connecting with the
different routes through the State he has also made
the following
NETT- .ERR4EGE3LEET
Ttrtrr q t-esk from Mineral Poua 70 Franklin.
The subscriber would respectfully inform the
travelling public that he has made arrangements
for running a Stage twice a week, 10 wit: on
Tuesday and Saturday. from
MINERAL PoIST TO FRASKLIx
by the way OF Linden &c. To leave Mineral
Point al S o-clocz in the morning and return the
same dag.
Stages leave his House three times weak for
Madison. Milwaukee Galeua- &c Packages &c
Transmitted with care anddespatch-
/. L. LATHBOP.
Mineral Point, april. 14th, 1913. 3s-rf
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-12-28

sNRE G0ODS-lust receiving al the CGenP
- store on the corner OF Chestnut and HsEn
Streets q large and we'll selected stock Of Dry
Goods. consisting IN part o. the following, Broad
Cio-4=, >arlaecs Beaver and Pilot Cloths o.. differ
mt colors ana qualities Ca-slmeres. oheePs Gray
Cassiuettes Flanuels of all coIors Kentucky j cans
>aXoHys, AeTnoes. Germliua Cloth AlPaccas
different shalez,l Bieached and Brown Co,yols.
Dining. ehauls lIlrteus, Gloves Hosiery ana
an endless variety OF prints. The above are among
he STABLES. 4vl.eH together with the Fancy ar all
Kinds max, If a dcsra lie stock Of Dry Goods for
he purchaser to select irUr7 The Public 7ra ve-
nv respectfully invited To ell and examine before
making their Fan purchases.
JOHN MILTON.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-12-28

Ssrf.' sfieS~5-G 20 We giscr- rad EsIEdrrIi-
II t5 safest aud HoSt ei-cu medicine Glr prifiug
hle system g relieving tc safsr-- tion
ortl ever DIS Fcre II strengthens bata
ehi FreFerts aia aal disease. increases aH euriee the
food those who used % tiiuk iui-
hIsy useful hatisl tfrs aa after confinement prevent.
diseases attendant Uaoa clrrh ID Cos5veesz. Pile.
cramps. Swelling tf tie Feet Dependency Heartburn
Foalt.g Pain a te Back 1ga ia1s False PAINS Hemnr
image aud 90 regulating ts and equgziur
Circulation @ has sI l- Tie great beauty q t
sls IS d iaEzgs SIZE, aHd tie delicate
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