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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-01-17

THE CorroN G1N.-From Professor Olm
stcad's able Memoir of Eli Whitney which has
late Iy come in our possession, we extract ro'
markahe passage.
The pecuniary advantage of this invention to
the United States is by no means fully present
ed by an exhibition of the value OF the exports
of cotton (amounling to moro than 81 ,400, 0,OO0,-
600 in the last fory-three years.) nor by the
immense proportion Of the means which it has
furnished this country to meet the enormous
debts continually incurred for imports from Bri.
tain and the European conrinent--CoTroN hav.
ing for many years constituted one.half three.
fifth, or seven.ienths of the value of the exports
of the Union. But it was the Introduction of
cotton gin which first gave high value and
permanent ma ket to the public lands ofthe
Sou,- West The rapid settlement and improve.
mrnt Of almost the entire States of Alabama,
Mississippi, Louisiana, Florida. and Texas, is
mainly due to the enlarged production of cotton,
consequent upon the invention OF Whitney,
The States OF Georgia and Tennessee have also
been largely benefited by the same means, in
the disposal Of their domain, a vast portion Of
which must have remained unoccupied and
vaIuless but for the immense increase of tacili.
ties for the preparation Of cotton for the market.
In three States Of Alabama, Mississippi, and
Louisiana, the sales of the public lands of the
general government amounted to lS,099,505
acres, during the eleven years ending on the
3Orh of June, la44-yrdng to the National
Treasury more than S3O,OOO,00O. The sales
ofupland cotton lands by the United States land.
office, have amounted to many tens of millions
OF acres; and none have been sold at lower
rate than 81 IS an acre--a large proportion at
higher rate
1t is to be remarked. finally, that the cotton
gins now in use throughout the whole South,
are truly the original invention of Whitney,
that no Improvement or successful variation of
the essential parts has yet been affected. The
actual characteristic ofthc machine (the cylen.
der and brush,) the sole real instruments by
which the seed is removed and The cotton clean.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-01-17

WELL Pur.-We recommend 10 the :'pro.
tectionists" In general, and to the editor ofthe
Tribnne in particular. the following hit Gin the
white" frorn the Louisville Democrat:
ANOTHER GREAT OBJEcT OF PROTECTION
1t is obvious that great amount of American
industry is 10 be expended in hunting, digging,
and coming gold. We suggest to the Wings
in general, and to the editor Of the Journal in
particular, whether these laborers in this mpor.
lant branch of industry ough, not to be forth.
with protected by tariff on gold. Sure y the
pauper labor Of Russian mines should not be
allowed to compete with free labor in California.
We suggest the idea to our neighbor, who
is mighty on protection in general He can
now mmortalize himselfby pursuing the happy
thought. Ifhe will do the brilliant as he ought to
We shall be silent as to claim for the sugges.
ton. and give him the entire credit Now,
Prentice. Is your chance for immortality. Ifyou
don't take, it's not our fault. You can't say
we do not give you hint. Nobody should be
allowed now to import gold. 1t will interfere
with domestic industry seriously, and should be
prohibited. What do we want with anybody
elses gold, when we have abundance of our
ownl Let, then, heavy duty be imposed upon
gold.
But we have done enough in making the
suggestion. Our neighbor can run through
the application Oft all The flstian to this branch Of
industry which he has been accustomed to use
in regard to others.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-13
C0MMRRCIAL LPRAIRS.
MONEY MARKKT.
Friday, Jan. 12-5 ]

Friday, Jan. 12-6 II. M.
The stock market opened very buoysnt this morn
ing, and every fancy In the list advanced. Resding
securities have recovered nearly much IS they lost
yesterday At the rst board Reading Mortgage Bonds
won't up az per cent Reading Railroad 2; Indiana Vi
Harlem X; Morris Canal Il; New Haven X; Long
Island u; Canton Company y. There large sales
at the advance and the bulls appear to be In better
spirits than We have noticed during the past week.
Soon after the adjournment Of the nrst board, an
Erfra Herald appeared in the street. announcing the
arrival Of the steamship America at Boston from Lii
verpoo with ten days later Intelligence from all parts
Of Europe. The news being Of favorable character
the improvement In stocks In the morning was sus
tsinsd and the sales at the second board we're to
fair extent at the advance Tho political advices from
Europe. are more important than the commercial 90.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-13
New York Legislature.
ALsAsr, Jan. IL, 1sAs.

SENATE.
BILLS PASSED,
To amend the charter Of the American Baptist Home
Missionary Society.
To incorporate trustees Of the Aston Library Asso.
citation, which was passed 70 to l. The negative was
MIR. Floyd
Mr.. BoxEE gave notice of bill to amend the usury
laws.
An INQUIRY AFTER PUBLIC MONEYS.
Mr.. FULLrn offered q resolution calling upon the
Court Of Appeals for Information a. to what DISPOSE
zion had been made Of funds his hands, or whether
abe Fame he'd been sent to county treasurers!
Explanations were given, and the resolution was
laid over.
THE SUSPENSION BRIDGE AT NIAoARA,
The bill relative to the Niagara Falls suspension
bridge was taken up IN committee OF the whole
y Mr.. SmrH proposed as an amendment . full perso-
nal liability.
ON this . debate sprung up, and the amendment
was rejected.
Mr.. JOHNSON proposed an smendmect in favor Of re-
ducing the tolls which wss rejected
The bill was then ordered TO y third reading.
The bill In relation to the pardoning power Of the
Governor was taken up and discussed.
Several amendments were sdoptod-ons In favor Of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-13
RR. RALPH, AuraOs on raE "PRAoTIOAL PsIyArl

DR RALPH. AUTHOR OF THE "PRACTICAL PRIVATE
~ Treatise" ko s8 ofseuwch strest-oAce hourss TO IL
sunday esoepted Those who App, IN the early
stages win b. ppsd ~ the pdiy and little noonvenienet
their Ia onc0y however hosc who have SUI
bis vtcea In structure from s hrst noipent 20 M NOR
advanced and distressing shg ron upcemmon advantages
and vsrv sstsnsivs prrcos re osn Afford rapid easy
Yioa cure which, ground for ssng can b obtaned
6em no othsr source In America
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-13

III EALTHY IxERCIsE.-WE CALL TUE ATTENTION or
readers 20 the Bowling aud Billiard Saloon o.
Eighth street. Clinton paoe and SIXTH only
and pleasant resort Of this kind Ia the upper
the city The Bowling Saloon o,ans four the
Billiard room two splendid billiard tables Tho whole
bhp fitted In the bes style With
tho chocss quors The proprietor wi awav psy The geae
attention 70 toe comfort Of bis custcmsr aud that
hour leisure be besr pleasantly than
the above nlccns aad every loyx Of healthy sxrc should
net smiv 70 eau AseA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-13
THE WEEKLY HERALD.
~>>~ON~rr~oD>Nr~cO>~|N~JN~
The Weekly Herald will be published ct o'clock
this ming

CONTENTS.
European News received BY the steamships Washington and
America The Postal Treaty the United States Great
Britain The Latest News California aud the Movements Of
the Gold hunters Domestic News generally Proceedings Con-
the New York Legislature Domestic Correspondence
Editorials City intelligence Theatrca Police etc.. Trial Of
Mrs. Fowler the Court General with the Charge
Judge DAILY; Trial Of Asss Beach, in the Superior Court
Libel Miscellaneous Commercial Intelligence Money Market
Markets generally; Ship News etc, etc.
Single copies in wrappers, sixpsnce.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-13

ia RALPHs PRACTICAL PNvATR TREATISE ON
- the nature, SYMPHONIC progresh eonsequences sunedeA
and Of e genital organs including mAurbaton sictuA
Al ptcd 20 syerv both sxss This the only eay
ussful wo,, on the subject written !. plan sssss s ~
ideally useful TO plaee6h edition %2 psres
Pcs3i Nay be had Of the author ~ 0reea woh street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-13
California Herald, No. 3.
unday next We shall publish California Her

California Herald, No. 3.
OnSundsy next we shall publish California Herald
No. 8.
In addition to containing the latest Intelligence
from the wonderful gold digging Of that region, 1t
will have three separate and distinct engravings ofths
four routes that proposed to connect tho Allan
tic with the Pacific Ocean-one the isthmus of
another by the way Of Nicaragua, and the fourth
through the United States together with geographical
and topogra phical descriptions Of esoh
The matter which will appear in this third Csfor-
Herald will be read with interest at this particu
lar time and the engrsviugs viii be worthy Of being
preserved for reference hereafter.
The Sunday Mercury, enc OF the oldest
and most popular Of tho sunday paper, VIII to contain
OF Dow Sermons each containing 63 pages sereotyped
sns other arc for sale 20 cents
Knox ON cold Weather.-Knox, dealer In
Fur ii free At
vi conclusive By that h: the fines. Of
Go and
tshs with them celebrated Rich.eu
PENS which are to wear Eve pears are gcrt,t and
Sold only By q. & WATSON, Is wsiist
Black, Blue, Brown, and Drab Ovorcoats,
At ably low pces between $40 and SIS These Goats
have all been made LIST January therefore, fresh. Also
psrhne black cloth French Dress Coats made to
$6 Every thing ess proportion. Black Satin and White
q. D. CLARKE, Ils william 81
Ca,iforni.-Cork seie and Waterproof
Boots and Youths Wateproof and Dress Boots Ladies'
and slippers Of gESr 1TssS And hals "
Mems Under Shirts and Drawers, wool half
Bos Gloves Co. for cold weathera largo asortme
stantly hand asd for low prices ScotS cheap
Furnishing Store o Fulton street. door east OF Broadway
Intense Excitement created by Hlll's In.
faible OpgusutIt all hesda the
bald the covered red and also hoss covered with weak
dry falling hair The OnEuent Is also the best axtols
ses hands Sold BY the nmabs Guitar hair
and whisksrs No. IS Nassau street.
Bound For Cailfornla.-Over $4,000 Worth
Of friend Governor Youngs Boots for
Gold Rgona Best French Boots - 50 best native Calf s. So
Geld Mining Boots 50 70; and everything in tho line equally
low. Corner Of Fulton and Nassau ssrseta TIE DOCTOR
California Bags vs.. Trunks Day. "a Cort-
andt street. which the traveller pat his cloth
inns. and enclose perfectly water tight The AFFAIR IL
constructed that be TRANSFORMED into bed pillow life
hoat for crossing This Article cheap
requires be Parties for California
would profit by visit Day, whose long and s
ensures his customers pscu lar advantages.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-13

no CALIFORNIA, FOR sieo-sAIL JANUARY l7rH.
in 0ordons CALIFORNIA; Association there ton
eaneisa This company has splendid fast sailing Vessel
take out small Stoambo for towing the
shares Part Of the overland $50 hroush
the sce Of Vim. Unborn los Front street. New York.
Captain Goodrich board the Carisa Perkins, foot Of s
Easkx iua
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-13

FOR SAN FRANCISCO CALIFORNIA. AND TdE GOLD
BOW Nh commanded By Capt a. Cameron Of the ables
and experienced Captains port Of New York and
DE- during her late mission Of mercy to Isel.nd The dip
who distinguished him sof saving the Oosan 70
pArch engaged - mate skiltu sod sxpssneed Physician
and Surgeon the expedition which made
but respectable and steady Advantages here
offered rarely be met with and cannot but DO saastoy
all joining the Association Tho ship will
g o bsrs Of a0uz go do beet SO do pork S0 DO bread
bags Of eoGes bb vinegar 10 hhda moasse 10 bbl Of
macke 10 DO Of onions 10 boxes Of 20 kegs Of
long 70 The ps.s:nes and Zach passenger y b entitled
that the balance Of the whom the vessel
Ban Francisco win sell for than the price Of the passage
II supposed that the ap In that port will be worth from 50 to
Sz0e0 To those whs wish to emase 70 the Gold Reon this
oers superior advantages in respec p SAs sta
filling up the berhs should be secured without delay
For further apply to the Captain. board foot
Enst Freight taken reasonable
Passage, with share Of CArgoand vessel. $3.50.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-13

DR RICHARDSON, LATE CONSULTING PHYSICIAN
~ TO the New York Collage Of Medicine and Pharmacy
b consi.sd on Al private Diseases or secondary
Syphilis Gonorrna elect Seminal Weakness, Btriotur Ia
ct his Once No. 10 PARK place from A. n to r. d..
will not deceive his patients BY promising in i've
days trus long pracce and study In those
plants he win ave Rersons applying him from the dIsslf
mercury Patients reading In the country not wishing
make application, have all necessary medeinl
advice forwarded them BY Addressing Dr. Richardson
PArh place and snoonx Si0 La all suoh WIN b
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-13

NOR SAN FRANCISCO. CALIFORNlA-THE UNIrED
Il Mail Steam Packet PANAMA, Of LOST Captain
Joseph Comstocl will sail for the above po. the 18th Feb
limited passengers will b
forward oan Apply 1T the office Of the Pacific Nail Steam
shin Company 81 South street, NY,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-13

CTATEN ISLAND rBRRY-THH BOATS WILL HnSh.
~ Ieavs New York 81 D. III. and eclee9 LeAvN
Qsarsat.s At8k 10 Aadt sssck JsnuAry IL lS&@
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-13

ITO THE PUBLIC-wE BEaEBY CERTIFY THAT WE
acquainted with the Trcopherous prepared by
Professor Barry having made It in families We be
lieve tatt will cure badness prevent hair and eradicate
scur spd dpndh 1t In the cheapest best article known
for cleans ng Dourishng and beautifyns ths hair L
oyas, nD q. A. Cooper. Nd Carpenter n D.; B. Lee
Butler D.. West ND; G. W. Fsrd. ND Professor Barry
distinguished physicians Of New York the Til
eopherous their aad from the gentlemen
be received the kr dest testimonials approval and
dsten Sold in large bottles Price Is At the principal
once lD Broadway AtentsAnder Dsmares 6h Broad
Coddingon SO Hudson street, Mrs Hays 1873 Fu
ton street Brooklyn ynsht Is South street. Phiadsphi
Hsviland, Hnrel Co., Charleston. G; j. Wright New
Orleans DsvS ChsmberA st. Loua No.; Bro mbery Mobile
Ala; Steiner Racine wisoonn and sold By eli dusKss
the United States and Canada
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-13

ArEsT FROM CALIrORNIA.-oAYs oANCH ALAaUA,
selling Of sixty Dollars Dossu Prios the
DEPOT Broadway Eight Dollars Dossn Nc soHssumsnt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-13
ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY MORNING..
LOST, SO.


+ OST-ON THURSDAY EVENING LAST BETWEEN THE
IL Open House and Fourth brown votorine The
finder will be literally rewarded by leaving Fourth
COM RkWARD-THE POCKET BOOK or THE SUB
ROO scriber either lost stolen the Depot Of the
New haven Railroad Canal Wednesday evening" 10th
inst As far recolieced IL about Bills
Certificates Of Illinois Stock Notes sgned BY b. Preston
Agent and Draft drawn BY Exchange Bank Hartford
Bank Of New Yorb for SO sundry papers The
public are hereby cautioned against negotiating
Pocket Book In the condition lost will b
paid for the Of Pocket aud ques
ions asked, BY JOHN TURNER % South william street.
CAETON-LOsT OF MISLAID, A NOTE DRAWN BY
~ Mason. Kirkland Co TO their order for 1878 81 100
At eight months dated Philadelphia Sept 25th lS43
Payment has been stopped All persons cautioned against
negotiating said note.
MOUND AUGUST 10, lS4s. A SUN OF MONEY WHICH
l. the owner can have. BY applying to Cs AATHkws
Westohester II
MOUND AT TIE BA CHELORs HEBREW BENEVOLENT
Ball. At the Chinese Rooms Janusry 9th sum Of money
Also Ladys Fan and raoest By applying hs
occasion aSy Haodksrehsf h,pdsoms trimmed with
and marked 81 D. Ato Gold bing Gold Breast Pin and
Lads Tsn baadsomsy trimmed wish feathers with in
handle Ths parties having found the will confer
BY orward.s to and in all viii be
enumerated for their trouble BY the Committee.
LEWIS H. MORRISON, ss4 william st.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-13

M Osr EXTRAORDINARY wORK-TO TIE MARRIED.
Ivl thoss contemplating marAgaThs Married Wouans
Private Medical Csmpanion By Of Aauriossu Sixth sd
(o ccpss having already boon disposed Every
getting oepy wisther AIRED unmarried although IL in
tended especially for the married 1t dscloss
which should DO known 70 them particularly Here female
can discover the causes npons and the most esent
En- sdway; At tho publishing Once 2o Liberty New York;
T. Patterson, no. % Chestnut street, PbadsrbiA Little
Co.. Albany; W. Davis Boston. On the receipt Of g. copy
will b transmitted BY mail free Of postage TO all parts Of the
United States All letters be addressed paid to Dr.
A. n MAURICkAU boz In. New orb city. Ocs 10 Lber
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-13
COOPER. Il DUANE STREET, BETWEEN cHArHAx

nR COOPER IA DUANE Strict BETWEEN CHATHAM
II asd william see has for the last fourteen pears enjoyed
most oxtsnive practice IN prvats disasea He hs
aavAtsA OF this disease and ni cured
70 I've dsyA sctareD Cooper cure tie WORT fct
Of structures In from weeka Constitutional debility
brought By secret habit ndngeA In BY young This
when freely INDUCED In, bsgsts dyspepsia weakness Of III
small Of the back. Of tho intellect
10 society ours warranted In ohscsa
Nomereury ussd-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-13

DR. JEFTRIEg ANTIDOrR Is THE MOST EFFECTUAL
~ preparation sold and other disorders
Sexual Organs Long experience has proved that IL will rad
caly auy This desirable result 10 obtained In from
and neither ohends the
palate and renders any deviation in diet or nr
upton usual pursuit sound Sleep healthy digest The
nunos thus removed speedily oondstsnt with the
production Of thorough and permanent cure II insrsdie.
entirely vegetable injurious eject either eons
onAlly locally Be caused its Pse 81 per bott
Sole for this oy G. RING l92 Broadway corner Joa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-13

nIsPATCH LINE FOR SAN FRANCISCO CALIFORNIA
~ TO sail the 18th nstThe fast sailing bark BONNIE
ADELE Te1equil master built in ls4s in complete order
fitted with State Rooms for saloon and cabin passengers No
steeras taken Passage in the saloon SOO and
found An experienced physician In her For pAsu-
lara apply SCHOYER X CO.,
4 treat uuder tha n'a Ran
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AMUyE INFINITE.

RoyEEy ruEArKk-s EVENING. JANUAsI
s:';siri a.. II issIss ssI Y.
I.S.a.s Nj 5ordsa: c.ad. Mia. Var, Tsyisr;
os .s:'s *: S.:f
'erSsn sTsnS !h0Tsn Mr. w.rdsn; Andrsw ed
w .:s, ns . c'T pss,: ~:
C.as .ssss .sH5 2aAFahn
.kr Peter 'hi,s NJ; ~ Chapman, Widow White. Mis-
ssn s SSS. Mr. d. ms .st
s % a. s Nd dsss
.i i. Nodns If;
CAPT s%.1ass NJ soa s.yss " ssyssrs Dsiy.
% Nc Ne. ps .ss;;ss a
w Grand and Broons ssso.s open every sshs during Tie
ia e ys, 6:
popular s ~ siS melodies and Of TIE
: s for ss 10 q
s nS%i ss cssss
on ~ss. Sn CT nsr opeass g. each
sn 70 Ssnts Doors S Spsn :. 1coS.,.
soooi Esn:ssr and DTsotor r cassAEf commencing st
A MEXICAN ClRCUS-sANDs LENT 4 CO.. PRopRIs
"A tsIsTsrS,dway brA-saturd Afternoon and Eve
4
:.s 8, ss. p sss by X e1: A ss
Master Jese SAnds and Master Maurice Sanda To conouds
cents Upper cifois Is esnts-ehiidrsn Ssn psiss
ZooLooIoAL Ball. y AND y soy.kY.-THM NAG.
~, % : 10w open daily o@ II till ass
great sssaos ana ihssensoaon q living Beasts ana Bird
On sss Ss Ss 4 nsa
Ponies ssa n sTSSss enter: den q Ion and
Van HssS n; % az =
g CANAL STREET. NEAR BROAD.
w My-New Facet New fsoss-Tbe Manager has engaged
=. ss:ssaI ss.%:s women IN ::
Ss', WITH ys': Tei i. sss Of
yps Pictures Also engaged tgnor Bliss the great India
s:.: 81: r:rqassssS Is Ss'''
hs Ths nnnSs :t1 ri ing
.in: variety inssrs.ns matter ''n'
r IFE INsURANCE.-THE NAUTILUS LIFE INSURANCE
y ss a sans Il:
voyage ont and home either the Of Cape Horn
IRIS iHs
opposite Howard Hotel suppers any part
oy without extra charge
(,LOAKs CLOAKs!l-sELLING OFF AT GREAT sACRI
.s1. saS Jenny Lind; and FRENCH
ns % e. . Sgss.
suited, and save four or Ave dollars BY calling
u. wANsLEY,
Corner Of Catherine street and East Broadway
INDIA RUBBER suoss RETAILERS ARE REMINDED
that they purchase the best quality Of mons figured Rub
Sssf
IRISH AND seorcu MALT .wHIsKsY-wARRANrED
equal to any thing q market in packas suit trade.
''' ''' "'Is III !sfh s..'s
Malt Whiskey Distiller. S6 Seventh avenue
PoEk.-2so BARRELS pyrcHEss COUNTY CITY rAok.
ed new Mess FORK; go bSlA Prime do; bills
Mess oil sAted climates superior qaa
hty. For sale in lots to suit purchasers.
CLARK FISK u Co., 21 Fulton street.
.. MEDICAL.
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Novelty Irsn Works, foot Of 18th street, Z. Z.

CAL,FORNIA HoUsEs-THE SUBSCRIBER is PRBPAR
~ cd furnish Sheet Iron Cottages OF the substantial
portable and occupy but little ship hoard For view Of
model cottage, and terms which reasonable apply
B. RANSON, 100 Wall
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SUSPICIOUS morning, at an early hour,
horse and sleigh were found in the lower part of
Fulton street without any driver. The horse had
evidently had hard night Of it, being covered with
lather and sweat. In the sleigh an empty bot
tie, an empty pocket book, and loaf OF bread bad
ly smashed. The occupant, 1t would seem, had
been fitted out for long voyage, but had been
shlpwrecked on the way-Brooklyn Eagle, Jan. 8.
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EoR cALIrosNIA-To CAPIrALIsra-.N a As s01l
q IL 70: :eI Isss' n sn %
q s. AZ &: r any
es . 70 ns, esG The most
the once Of this paper --7' '
NOTleI-rtE SECOND MEETING or rae NEw YORK
~ Overland Mutual frytscsivs A..eOi..oa for sisrnX
sn.: srS.s , s,sHn 18th int S :s ss.s.
this rcute at a1 Canal street. d
DACiFIC STEAM NAIL sHIPs-wANrED TO PU acHAs
two P.ss rcss forward Oabip preferred in the r.sias
Inquire AZ No IS wilism street. in the basement
pAcKET SHIP TARoLINTA. FOR SAN .RANoIsco
Passengers gens out in this ship will please be board the
Ice the e ss hour
NATHL GEO. 0kIsw0L0. y and " South st.
EOR cAuFoRNIA-sHIP PAcInc-TwO FIssr CLASS
pc. $500 s.sS ADDRESS ~ y .'''' SNIP zoe
TEE NEW YORK AND CALIFORNIA MUTUAL Benefit
Associ.ton are in attendance day and evening q Tam
he share. $50 and q $50
sppulssn.sss Gsnsien.n
sy an = eve = sssss :.s going with the .::s
esrsa By ths s1psisocsS ne a.sOoason vim take
for the :n.srriss esoh ms1bs1 vii s allowed
Loo Pound: ;::: SIsSa a:..ss =:
s ss p s% an: and will vim s: Il.
in way respectfully solicited to
esdss &: n:Ss In T. REL
Eos SAN FRANCISCO. CALIFORNIA. To SAIL ON Tax
ooppsd Two yes old bark vistosy Ryan, 1astsr win pod
lively sail above For the bulk of bO barrels freight
having superior IN both frat and second oab
apply ON board At Pier No 9. East River, or to
NESbIrA WALSH, n South street.
11op ..N mn ,5c1.co ~ 1ron,,,. mr. ,,,,r ~,
LUX Dan FhANCISCO, CHAMPIONSHIPS NEW AND
H. AstNinng PACKET ship eAhAh ELIZA Captain MOORE
passage with superior apply
JOSHUA T. JONES' S0Wsu ct
uC,, :, - - 1900 - $500 -----
kVh BAN LkANCiSCO' CAhItOkNlA. DIRECT VIA TaE
e1aits Of MagellsanThe new fat saing eoppe!ed and
above place with despatch offering excellent opportunity
number OF passenger limited Appyto
ROGERS co No. n Fulton Market
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CALIFORNIA OUTfIT-TdE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE FOR
~ Of Dry Goods suitable for
going California such white haeknaw Blankets
xeighn 10 lb coored do. do scarlet blue green drab
moose white Blankets for chi berhs ooored
Counterpanss and Sheets and Pillow Cases.
made MP Table Together general
Of Dry 0ood expressly suited to the California trade
DORExUS NIXON
No. 80 Nassau street. Liberty opposite Once.