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Our st. Louis Correspondence.

Sr. LOUIS, Mo-, April 10, 1919.
Further Particulars from Colonel Eremont's Party
California Ercitement-CoM Vcather-Poli-
tical Troubles, &c. &c.
We have some further particulars Of the late
disaster which overlook Colonel Fremont and his
daring band Of adventurers, on their attempt to
cross the mountains of the Del Norte. Our nfor-
nation is derived from person by the name
Edward Kern, who writes from Taos under date Of
the IIth of February.
II seems that as far as Bent's Fort, the party met
with no serious obstacle. At this point they pro
cured, as guide, the famous Bill Williams, on
whose knowledge of the mountain passes Of that
region Col Fremont certainly had reason to rely
AT a small trading post above Bent's Fort called
Hard Scrabble, they obtained further supplies ana
struck oil towards the mountains, ,ie uJp.'t y,
snow increasing at every step ,Sau eli nn
range of the Del Norte mountains, lhey ,eH upon
the waters of the Orphano, and pursued an oid
wagon road for two days On leaving t il5n road.
the troubles of the party commenced. Wiliams
was now relied on 10 guide MN through a noun
ta;n mass leading TO the Compadre, but IN this I'M
deriaking he failed, and worse road, the writer
SAYS he never travelled over ave went up the
cannon" says the writer, "our animals fail,ng'
and the snow deepening every step we took, bid
ding fair. as il subsequently turned out, to defeat
our crossing On the 18th OF December, we at
tempted 10 cross what we supposed TO be the dl-
viding ridge between the st Johns and the waters
of the Del Norte, but were driven back by the
sto,m The next day we returned to it again, and
were successful enough to get on the other side to
small clump of pines. We unpacked our ami,
mails on bare point, and drove them to the hill
top in hopes of their ndnga Efficiency of food for
day, as the snow had drfted from it IN places
Fromthis hill they never came again; the storm con-
tInulng, and havngno shelter, they perished Camp
then commencedmakingp ortages, inhoPes ofreach-
ing the river. This, you may suppose was a sewers
undertaking in the cold, and noPositive hopes aheac
Of reaching any place, even should we nave oesa
our wuv gradually down On the 26th, King was
sent ahead with Old Bill to Abaque, to bring us
relief, while we were to continue down. On tas
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$4,000

Capt. Wilkes, of the exploring expedition in
Is45 was brought up trial in the Circuit Court.
for this district, for illegal punishment at the Sand
witch Islands, of three of his sailors-Dinsmoor
Pencil and Bubb. A verdict was rendered
against him of $500 in each case. lie appealed to
the Supreme Court, which reversed the verdict
and Judgment of the court below, The sailors
have brought up the subject again before the Cir
cult Court, on another indictment, and the case is
now progressing. As the former trial was fully re-
ported in the Herald, further explanation of the
your reporters will give from day to day an az
count of the case, as ii goes forward.
The weather, (which has been rainy during all
this week, promises more copious supply tor the
beginning of the next. The DoCroR.
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LAMPS. &c.


CPLENDID SOLAR LAMPS, GIRANDOLES HALL
- Lamps and Tea Trays in gilt silver and bronze just
ready for the public for inspection in the first
and second stories of the at wholesale and retail
duced prices. JOHN w. MORGAN, Isl Fulton street. I'd
Lamp Store from Broadway.
INRENCH MECHANICAL LAMPS.-THE SUBSCRIBER
takes this opportunity of Informing tho public that after
the LIST of May he will his AS Broadway with
entirely stock Of French Mechanical Lamps which
will be found in respect superior to hitherto inn
ported The orkmen late of A. Dacons house
attached to establishment The shop for Repairing
and Cleaning Of the Lamps WILL in the meantime be located
at AS Broadway, Sd story. ii. DARDONVlLLE.
GAS FIXTURES, FRENCH, CHINA, SOLAR AND
N Lard LampsCut, Plain and Pressed Glass, Bohemian
and Fancy Articles, &C., at j. STOUVENEL CO.'S, No.
sohn street Factory Nos IS and 60 vsssy
articles of French English and Of
for sale cheaper than at oor establishment in this
All articles matched patterns Goods loaned to
families parties. All the above warranted pat
terms and styles.
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FOREIGN.

A RIAS COMMON n CO., COMMISSION, FORWARDING,
~ and Shipping Merchants, Panama. -Consgnmeuts OF
ships and merchandise solicited and all kinds Of Commits
business attended the usual Drafts New
York. Boston, New Orleans San Francisco, London and Pa
ris.
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AMUaEMENTs.


H0wSp> THEATRE-MONDAY EVENING APRIL 80
Is Iii M . ted the tragedy Of wERNER-Werner Mr.
j. W,ii,s ~ Tabor, Mr. Gilbert; Uric. Mr. MscFariand
densen M, Win After which, tho fa~orits m r .ss
piece called JENNY LIN denny lind Miss Mary Taylor
Inr, Swisisen Berry, MI; 3; sERGEANTs wIFE~Dsn
mis- Mr. DUFF Robin, Mr.. Winan. sderct NJ p Mems, "a
Caronehe Mr.. Gilbert; Sergeant FRI Tayior Doors
settle, Miss Wemyss; Margot. Miss NJ ,ct. pit oIp
before z; curtain will rise at7h Boxes = Vs. =. -zs VS.
HANFRAB's NATIONAL THEATRE. crATH LAli
~ overwhelmingly evening April 30 will be acte> inc >n
drama of ROSINA MEADOWS-lIarry Mendon. Nh. CL ".
frau Tom Beord M Seymour Bill Staples, Mr. Forester
ehro Baxter Mr. Booth Rosna Meadows Miss Mestayer
Mrs Meadows, Mrs. G. Chapman. After which NEW YORK
dows Mr. Hlton; Katy, Miss Mestayer Emily Mrs sher-
wood TO conclude with the MOMENTOUS QUESTION
Robert shelly Mr. HELD Jar.es Greenfield Mr. Titon Union
Jack Mr. Booth: Rachel Mrs Woodward Doors open ut u
curtain rises at "a. Boxes % CENTS Pit, Ia cents
MI ECHANICSHALL, NO. Az BROADWAY, BETWEEN
" Grand and Broome Streets Monday, April & and every
night until further notice. the original and we-known
Chrisys Mnsrels organised l2the Oldest established
company IN the world the first to harmonse melodies
ana orgnators OF the present popular style OF Ethiopian
whose this city, during the past
three years most conclusive evidence OF their superior
merit and The Company consists Of ten per-
formers under the direction Of Il. r. Chrisy Doors open
scNen Concert commences eight o'clock An Afternoon
Concert every Saturday commencing at three o'clock
MEXICAN DRAMATIC FUND ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
sympathy and support hitherto extended by the public have
to acknowledge the following donations Life
Donations. Members. Annual.
Simpson, Esq, Pittsburgh. s. so 5.
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MUSICAL.

An USIC!-THE PIANO WILL DE TAUGHT ny A
WI yoans Lady who has thorough tnowedse Of Muso
t. most ptonable resrcnses Tsrms
for bgnner 50 rquArters thoss ad0aAesd. SIS Ap
NV 70 8. O., Herald odlde.
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ANyyIgE Wv VITA

BROADWAY rHEATRE-E. A. MARSHALL. Pro.
s KING ysHRlH Ss @ be
BByS ESmnd Mr. ssss Ea c q Mr.
Mss %ass @ S@isss "a NJ.
.ss sS%s Of
AS ne o. 1snIe L. Sr s
Gle and Parquesse. cents Family Circle Is cents
RyRToN's THEATRE, CHAMBERS srREEr.-MoN-
BE %a"sy i S ''Bsay
Raymond ff ss & Mr. s Tom a
K an
billy sSh liza rs Smso Mr
Ira Miss Ss' PPsmS Miss Inert Doors opcnnt7
E7sry and evening 81. week ,$pssdi F.ri1%aase'
ger engaged the cesbssd Quaker and Giantsss
Weighs and wn ,n:
of humanity Ss asy
g. each Monsieur E,s il
adisros eamSphces Ge Also snased Great
Nj MIS-
Wax Scripture siatuary WAY Of the ss-
mission q cts. children under 10 years i2lS cts.
NEW ORLEANS sERENADERs, SOCIETY LIBRARY
~ Rooms Broadway and Leonard street. every
rm la Bd and ahs Sa
o'clock Concert every wednesday and Saturday after
noon, at o'clock.
A SToR PLACE OPERA HOUSEWIFE PUBLIC ARE
respectfully informed that this splendid establishment
will be opened for the performance Of the English Drama
S % @ n May nsk ws n cs
in the United States. Applications for engagements to be
sent in writing to Mr. John Sefton Box Office from 10 to
o'clock. daily.
IS VJNHE CAMPBELLS ARE COMING."-THE ORIGI-
nal and well known Campbell Minstrels, the Original
tiers Of their popular style OF Music have the pleasure to
announce their friends and in New York.
that they will have the honor
and highly popular Musical Entertainments at the Apollo
Rooms 40 Broadway on Monday Evening" May H. which
operate Chorus Dances NC Particulars in bills Of the
day. G. A. KIMBERLY Manager and Director.
THE DUSSELDORF ACADEMY OF FINE ARTs.-THE
will be open every day Sundays excepted from 10 o'clock
A. h. until 10 o'clock r NJ the large tho hall Of
tho Church Of Divine Unity in Broadway between Spring
til 10Th June inclusive. 80 cents Catalogues I'm cents
nNE WEEK MORE.-LARCFST PAINTING IN THE
" World, at &6 MISUNDERSTANDING Grand Classical
Panorama Of the Mediterranean covering four miles Of
This great work has been exhibited Boston and
Albany for the last nine months and acknowledged by the
public and to be by far the most truthful compre-
Wednesday and Saturday, at PM. Tickets 25
half price. Liberal arrangements made with schools and
parties.
TINE GREAT CHINESE MUSEUM, $50 BROADWAY,
between Spring and Prince streets, and the only in
Chinese Of all classes several hundred Chinese Pantngsj
Houses Stores and Vessels Models OF Pagoda
Temples and Brdges specimens Of Chinese Manufactures
Agricultural and Mechanical Implements Instruments
Music Lanterns 10. &c. Open from nine A. H. till ten Z.
NJ daily Admttance % cents children under twelve half
price
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VHE MARRIED wOMAN's PRIVATE MEDICAL


Il Companion by Dr. A. NJ Msuriceas. Professor of Dis
of Women Sixth edition lSao, PIP. 2JO. Price 81.
5000 copies sold In six months.
Years Of uerps Of physical and mental anguish 20 many
wife, and pecuhary difficulties TO the husband
might have been spared thousands would have en-
joyed completeness thousands broken in health wonid
have enjoyed IT, hundreds in their boon SIN anVe
by timely possesssn of this work
IL intended especially for the married or tnosc ih
plating marriage as IL discoses important secrets whch
should be known TO them particularly.
To those whose health does not permit OF
ly, II Is Of especial Importance a.. .,h.x Oh. nm.
also. femaethe wife, the mother. sne one
either dding into the In the decline OF
years in whom contemplates an
can discover the causes, symptoms anu .ns mos s.
medies and certain mode Of cure IN every
which her 10 subject a.. ,,.,,,.s,.. nm -. ,ys
Liberty street, N Y; Little Co., Albsny. W; Davis.
nn",ny H. Peterson, " Chestnut street. Phadelpha;
william Taylor Co, Bsltimorei leulemes Mobile; J.
!, Nm seoui New rleans; j. II. Cubbodgc, savannah
On the receipt Of ST. copy will be transmitted ~ mail
free postage part the United States All etsers
IA Esg York oity. 0Hhos, l1s Liberty street.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

VITuRyp.s EI.AWARE AND HUDSON CANALLINE
w tor ls49his line leaves Pier foot Of Jay street. uy
a5 o'clock, r. NJ Positively no freight taken after olgok
Tho following boats in this neStcamboats Norwich
ighlander- Canaboats Rainbow, NJ Merchant Noss VT
Bit New York, Samson Jane frances Cemnetce monesAn
Wyoming. Oregon Empire Union. Daniel webster, ocean
Wave, May Flower, Napanock N. b. NO other shan the
above boats In this line which r. H. Stone Agent
the dock All orders concerning the business In NJ must
be dircctodto u. WILBUR, 40 Murray street
CTATEN ISLAND FERRY--LEAvE NEW YORK AT
- o. IL and o'clock. Leave VandsrbIts Landing At
4 10 l. g. and oaIoct.
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OR. rAwcETT CAN BE coNFIDENTIALLY CON-

~ his Office 81 Dcy all diseases
The obstinate yield TO his mode OF treatment, which 10
the mercur principle. Structures cured
plan. The victims of solitary indugcnc also
apply. with certainty Of cure. Office 81 Dey
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THE GOLD COAST.

CALIFORNIA, VIA VERA CRUZ, TuE CITY OF MEX
~ leo and MazatlanTho Captain desires TO inform emf
grants that this company will sail positively the LIST Of
Nay (wnd weather permitting in the fast sailing bark
Eugona which conveyed Captain Hutton company Of n
fourteen days TO Vera Cruz Certain discouragng letters
which in Of this city the foul
preud ed mind directed against the Vice Con-
ul OF Mexico .ppy for farther information to Capt Bat
tersby to T. NJ at 100 Frent street. stairs back
Office. No bumbug about the word positively
EOR CALIFORNIA, VIA CORPUS CHRISTI Ell PAso
and the Gila-The Knickerbocker Gold Company in
progress formation will rail between the 10Th and 10Th Of
May Cost through the mines toutht, provisions, etc,
included Sl75 J. wOODuOUSE, Prest il9 Water st.
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DK RALPH. AUTHOR OF THE PRACTICAL PRI-

vate Treatise" SC, rs Greenwic sreeOffce hours
To ~ A. NJ TO T. NJ (Sundsy excepted Those who apply
in the early stages will be surprised at the rapidly and little
attending their IL is chiefly, however,
those suffered from certain class OF people, who
can properly appreciate his services In structure
frat or necnt and distressing stages
(from uncommon advantages and very extensive pace
he can rapid easy and radical which, he has
ground stating be obtained from other
AVn.r
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SHIPPING.
NJOTICE,-THE BOOKS FOR THE SUBSCRIPTION TO
~ the capital stock Of tho New York and Liverpool United
Mail steamship Company will be opened the office
Of X COLLINS "a South street. in the city of New York,
the I'd Of May next from the hour of 10 A. H.
TO o'clock, r. M.
JAMES BROWN,
EDWARD X. COLLINS,
ELISHA RIGGS, Commissioners.
WILLIAM 3. WETMORE,
STEWART BROWN.
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SPORTING.


i Union COURSE. l.. L. TROTTIN O. MONDAY,
~ April 18th at o'clock. Match for 500, three mos and
repeat to 2Dlbs. wagons C. 8. Berthe black e.
Stranger Rogers names f. seeiy Immediately after.
Purse OF sU mile heats best three in r.
Iutte enters Kentuck; q. Cooper enters b. <. Hard
Times; ,. whelpiey enters e. Major
NJ D. GREENE Proprietor.
III ARlEM PARK TROTTING COURSE.-A PURSE OF
SO mile heats, best three in five to saddle free for all
trotting horses that never won purse will come OF
Wednesday "a Mays So o'clock r. H. Entries to close
Greene and Msddens befor I. NJ on Tuesday ist
Nav. WIN FONNER, Propretor
DIGE0N SH0OTING-l,500 Pigeons will be shot at the
Il Red House Harlem, at o'clock, To day The public
are invited to participate in the sports.
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IS VJNHE CAMPBELLS ARE COMING."-THE ORIGI-
nal and we'll known Campbell Minstrels, the origina
tiers of their popular style Of Music have the pleasure to
their friends New York.
that they will have the honor
and highly popular Musical the Apollo
Rooms 40 Broadway Monday Evening. May H. which
occasion they will introduce Of their Songs
operate Chorus Dances &C &c Particulars in bills
day. G. A. KIMBERLY Manager and Director.
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Totals $50. 81 1854 lH9,o22 l4l4,oU l92o'i46
The value of merchandise, including the amount Of
specie imported into this district, in each of the first
four weeks in the month Of April in each of the past
four years, as annexed
Commerce. THE PORT OF New YoRK-VALUE OF
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THE GREAT CHINESE MUSEUM, $50 BROADWAY,
between Spring and Prince Streets and the only in
this country consists Of great number Of life size Figures Of
Chinese Of all classes several hundred Chinese Pantngs
Houses Stores and Vessels Models Of Pagodas
Temples and Bridges specimens Of Chinese Manufactures
Agricultural and Mechanical Implements Instruments
of Music Lanterns 60 &C. Open from nine a. NJ till T.
NJ daily Admttance % cents children under twelve half
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A UCTION NoTICE.-LARGE SALE OF ELEGANTAN
"A valuable furniture Of all descriptions This Day 1913
o'clock No IL Spruce street. including desirable
Of Piano Fortes also without by virtue
mortgage, under the direction of c. X Taylor Esq,
splendid rosewood Piano Fortes oetaye in fine order
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A SToR PLACE OPERA HOUsE.-THE PUBLIC ARE
respectfully informed that this splendid establishment
will be opened for the performances of the English Drama
commencing Monday the 7h of May next with the fare
well of Mr. aeread being his last
sent in writing to Mr. John Scon Box Office, from 10 to
o'clock, daily
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DIRECTIONS FOR PILOTS-vESSELS SUBJECT TO
- Visitation by the Health Officer Every vessel from
foreign having and having had
Turing her case Of Small infectious
contagious diseasearrvng Mt time All vessels from
,outh Of Cape between the
any place (ncudng isandsl in Asia, Africa the
Mediterranean from Of the West India Bahama Ber
mrda Western Islands, from place in America
in the ordinary from which they south
November. ALEX b. WHITING, Health Ofhoer.
of Commerce. Evening Post and Sum- please
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CI.OTIIING.


MAST OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE.--LADIES
~ and Gentlemen having superfuous effects to dispose Of
fair price for them by sending for the subscriber
through the Post Office who will attend their residences
Ladies attended to by Mrs. Levenstyn.
j. LEVENSTYN, 466 Broadway, up stairs
MADAM 4. TARIN, 40 BROADWAY, SOLICITS THE
Vl attention Ladies her rich collection Of French
Millinery Dress Benncts Caps Lace Gimp and Straw Bon
French Ribbons Flowers Iaccs, &c r. S-Miliners
supplied with Ribbons Flowers, Laees, &c.
nREsS MAKING, EMBROIDERIEs, READY MADE
- Linen and FashiOns-Mesdames We'll from Paris re-
siding No. 33 Broadway respectfully make known to the
Ladies Of New York. that the first OF May next they Will
their No. AZ Lspenard street. near broadway
FIR Paris assortment OF Embroiderie
Of the above articles all made upon new pat
remarkable for their and elegance The store
in Lspenard will only be opened the Sd Of May
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SALES By AUCTION.

j. BLEECKER WILL SELL, THIS DAY, AT l0ts
a. o'clock at No Greenwich Avenue Household Furni-
tureand at II o'clock at No 65 Broadway, part of Mr.
Msrshas stock of choice Confectionery Preserves &c. &C.
together with Furniture Shelving, &c.
w MCCORMICK, AUCTIONEER--STOCK OF CAR
w pets, Rugs, &e-This Day, at 10 o'clock at l9 Chat
ham street Pearl will be sold general
Carpets Rugs Oil Cloths Mats, Window Shades &C., be-
longing to n person going to California.
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Particular Notice,

THE impression having gone abroad considerable
extent that the subscribers have connection in bust
ness with concern just starred in this CITY, bear ing
the surname OF one OF cur firm, take this opportunity
to inform friends and
est in the business transactions OF any individual
the limits Store.
We would here take occasion to express our gratitude
for the very liberal patronage extended Establish
men for the past four by friends and the public
generally, and beg to say that efforts for the future will
be cherish the good will Of all business with U.s.
by being remiss in nothing which will tend their advan
age, either in system Of doing business in the pur
chase of onr Goods.
OF our stock will only say, that shall at all times
keep good assortment of Goods in line, any
out Of the larger cities, and trade being
fined almost exclusively TO the sale of HOSIERY,
GLOVES, and all The small usually kept in a
First Glass Thread Store, with facilities of buying
always for Cash. do not hesitate say that our prices
will be UNIFORMLY LOW.
We particularly invite you to continue your patronage
at our Old Established Stand, No. Merchants Row,
Jan 10. diff CLARK & SANFORD.
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BoNNEr STORE, Sock AND STAND, FOR
SALE IN WORCESTER If sale can be effected
within two weeks, the subscribers will sell their
Stock and Stand in Waldo Block, Worcester. As
Oak Hall is to Boston, SO is Waldo Block to Wor-
cester, and in point.ot trade this Store has not its
equal in the State. Bonnets, Ribbons, &C., are
sold by us to dealers in almost every town in the
County, and our retail trade is first-rate bust
ness of itself. The Store is spacious, 70 feet by
20, and basement, with bonnet pressing appara-
tus, all in order.
W. None need apply that have not heretofore
shown some business capacity, as we are DESTROYS
that the present reputation Of the store should be
sustained. ISAAC H. UProN & Co.
Worcester, Jan 20, l849.
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New Daguerreotype Gallery.
GILNTORE "a ALREE.

GILMORE & ALBEE,
HAVING fitted up tine large and commodous Room,
Ii 236 Main Street, (Paine's Block,)
Horace Ayres' Grocery Store formerly occupied by
Miss lien School Roum would respectfully inoriH
the public that they prepared TO take DAGUERRE0
TYPE MINIATURES, OF The different Sizes and OF supe
rior appearance, tone and finish the sonabe
terms With German Instruments of the first quality,
and very superior hghf they their Pictures
be equal if superior any produred in this city
elsewhere; and having had extensive experience in the
business they confident Of giving satisfaction those
who may IaEor them with their patronage.
They wish it distinctly understood that person Is
pected to take Picture from their Room unless they
perfectly satisfied with its lelke appearance, well
superior finish. WIN. II. GILMORE,
Febl. dtl A. P. ALBEE.
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x CALIFORNIA; Especial Notice }

S44S#S TINE elegant coppered and COPPER fastened
SSesssSSss l. Ship FRANCES ANN, Capt. THOMAS 4.
SEYMOUR, commander, lying at the end OF Long Wharf
BOSTON will leave for San Francisco positively (having
her passengers already eDgsged in two weeks or
by the 18th Of February This ship has height OF eight
feet between decks and is of the comfortable and
convenient ships that has sailed from this port
few hundred tons of heavy freight, such Nails Iron.
Steam Engines Tor the navigation OF the Sacramento an
its tributaries (and which very much wanted will be
taken on board II offered Immediately One or two ceie
brated Surgeons will go cut in this ship.
Apply, without delay at 1873 State street, Boston, TO
G. b. CHADWICK, but more especially the master,
who is not only OF the best captains who have been
the North West Coast but is also accomplished geR
eman and who will never fail 10 make every passenge:
comfortable and happy.
Passengers from the country may rely that this ship
affords rare opportunity the party board will be
select and of the best character Tor receved and they
may (as it will great deal of trouhle pay
their passage money to the Captain board and mark
their berths, and then they will be sure of the same
Boston, Feb 2, 1919. dstf
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ID letter from Little Rock Arkansas, states
that company is forming in that place to proceed
to California overland in April next There will
be train OF some four or five hundred persons
It is expected that the journey will be made in
two months.