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DANG lN9.

M AsoNIC BALI-THE THIsD ANNUAL MAsONICB ALL
vl for the Widow and Orphan. Asylum Fusd. e tho Most
orshpfu Grand Lodge Of State of New York. will take
psce at the Apollo Falcon Wednesday evening" Feb H. D.
is49 Tchea admit gentleman and ladies' s. each Can
had Grand Once Howard House. 49 Broad
way and Trustees: Of the Fur go Broad
way VIM Willis rs edar ST. Jno Horspeol III Third Robt
Boyd IS Wall street Or Of the following vapd Lodge Com
mittee-Tdwad Unksrt " south William SAINT 0elstou 6<
Pine e; 10 William r. a. Tisdal 36 Cherry
et aJohn Z. 0oodchId BROOKLYN
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MEXICAN ClRCUH-SANDB. LENT L co, PROPRH-
Benefit Of Dan Rice the Clown
nonday Evening February IL the performances will commence
with a. Knight; Of Psesne Mr. Sands with hb slesasS
urng the anshp III embrace and
thrilling acts OF Mr. w. Stout and Mr. Hankn Hercules and
save bucephAlus the paragon 20 his
Aires and pronetts the entire
Tuesday, the comic sporting entitled Ad
mission to part az tho hsuse hA mica
THE GREAT CHINESE MUSEUM. $50 BROADWAY, Ri
tween Spring and Prince streets and the only one in ta
country consists Of great number Of c figures Of Chincsa
Of Al olAsse several hundred Illness paintings apartments
brdses speenens q Chimes manufacturer their agricultural
and neohancA Implements instruments of music lanterns 10
10. Open from nine AN till 10 n daily Xdmittancs Is
oents; Children under twelve, half proo
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has been examined. II the name be toun I
on the rolls yet to be overhauled, you shall
have It," We have since received no fur
ther information from the AdJutant Gene
RAILS office. We can scarcely believe, however,
that 1t 10 quiz; and if genuine letter, 1t shows
how rapidly the passage can be made from Monte
rey BY the Arkansas route. This letter suggests
an advice, which we take the liberty of offering to
"emigrants, VIZ: To associate yourself with band
OF companions in whom you have great conf
'dence-to organize 1t so as TO have a captain of
treasurer, to take charge Of the treasare-a quar-
termaster, to take care OF and provide supples-a
doctor for the health and miner TO see that
what is collected is gold.
As Mr.. Stoekvel and his company Of eight try the
new route south, down the Arkansas river, this per-
hsps x reach you 81 - late date .s any news from
my friend that have respect here for IL. or
honor-sli Is gold, but not ell that sittsrs, for We
last week, ocoasloned by 40 Irish Yankee Who has
jutt arrived with his chemical apparatus, and has
our fortunes, that nearly three fbs q our cold Is
bnt worthless mineral principally iron, copper and
these neverthssss We hav. gold greater
quantities thsn 1t Is usually found An Industrious
man can make from dve to ten dollars day by wash.
ing, and pass the inspection Of the asssyist. The
exposure, bad food, ana intsnperAts habits in
the mines or plscers % here called Every article Of
sequences Of the greater portion Of tho mis.ra not
proving to be gold There are many other valuable
minerals In this region aside from that of gold would
not advise those who coming here raise their
hopes too high Of fortunes quickly made yet by pru
dence and caution, IL may be done: but the suffer.
ing and privstion to do 80 will be death to many
an adventurer not accustomed to rough usage We
are almost totally destitute in the way Of provisions
The soil Of the valleys Of the Sacramento snd San
Joaquin iars better adapted grazing than anything
else it, general character being light and thin Me-
'onanics are sure to do we'll hers-better than any
other GLASS who may come We full to overflow
now Of speculators, but have enough for ell.
II my mineral had all proved to be gold, should
nave taken the new route to Uncle Sam but out
OF sixty thousand dollars In mineral only got twenty
snres tnousand In money have not time to give you
0eecriptton Of the climate the country but you
VIII have that from Mr. Stockwe on his arrival in Ken.
tucky, where he Is bound direct The Thermometer
ranges from 46 to 80 deg-extremes Chilly winds
prevalent at all seasons Of the year since my scourn
here 1.-THE party succeed this viii reach you in sixty
dAys from date.
Respectfully yours 60,
H. PATRICK, Private U. 8. Army.
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WASHINGTON, Feb. 8, 1870.
The Prssademt's Manage l,em Passengsrs-Ps6.
tic Printing The Hudson Bay Company.
The President sent into the House, to-day, his
explanation of the s'protocol" 1t appears 10 be
all right enough. 1t ID mere trlck of diplomacy
that's all.
Mr.. Webster introduced In the Senate resou.
ton, lnstructing the Judiciary Committee to In.
quire into the expediency of providing by law tos
securing against vessels entering the United States
with alien passengers; that said passengers shall
not become charge upon the public; or, in other
words, providing for the exclusion of foreign pau
pers. The setting aside the State alien passenger
taxes as unconstitutional, In yesterdays decisioa
OF the Supreme Court, we presume. prompted Mr..
Webster TO take this early step to supply tho va
cuum when, from the declared nudity OF the State
laws, will be created. The resolution lies over
I'LL tomorrow.
The Senate, to-day, have been debating two or
three private claims. Among the spectators IN the
royalty OF grease, ochre, Spanish brown, bean
claws, tin bracelets, turkey feathers, and flannel.
The poor fellows have been shifted away fren
their old hunting grounds. and they come to ask
the United States to give them piece OF land on
which they may live; and we hope they will get
1t, and 60 back TO make the hearts OF the old PEG
pie glad at the good news.
We learn that the successful bidders for the
PuohC pruning vi tuIs CITY, are MI LAWYERS, DOCK
and Job plipter, and a young man Of the Uwioa
Office. Messrs. end-ll and Van Benthuyseu will
lose $4,000 to $4,000 on their contract, and
yet the Sc new bidders propose to do the work in
better style, on better paper, and from five to ten
per cent cheaper. We wish them luck OF their
bargain
| We understand that the British minister has
| again caused to be presented to the Senate,
selling out all their part In the United States part
OF Oregon for 900 600; this property consists OF
forts, trading houses, farms, CATTLE sheep, farming
imple msnts, DC, at various locations held by tho
company south OF 40 deg. The matter will, pro-
baby, be taken up In the Senate and in reference
TO Its real value, that can be readily ascerta ned
if it Is not already from application, to Amsrcaa
citizens residing in Oregon.
We have a fierce, wild, wintry day, with the
unusual accompaniment of snow storm from
the south. east.
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C0MMERCIAL AFFAIRS.
MONEY MARKET.

SutUfuuyS TcDs 1O-B Fs Ne
There was slight improvement in the quotations
for Of the fancss, but the sales limited
than usual At the first board, Pennsy.vanis SIS ad
vsnced u per cent; Harlem, y; Canton Co., Il; Long
Island u; Farmers Loan, q; Erie Railroad new, fell
of u per cent. The money market il about the same
a. previously reported the accumulation Of specie In
the hands Of the assistant port goes
on, and the deposits amount to nearly two and half
millions Of dollars
The quotations for foreign and domestic exchanges,
SPECIE and for uncurrsnt money, in this market rule
"A annexed
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Wnoehng Denks are III pr cent dooount
There has been material variation in quotations
for foreign domestic exchange specie, unourrent
money, and the demand for either has BEEN to very
limited extent for remittance The payments ofspece
into the Custom house are principally in American
gold, and the demand has very little influence pon
quotations in the street. Small silver CON- Of American
coinage, has been in active demand for shipment to
California and premium Of three and four per cent
has been paid for five and ten cent pieces This do
scrpon Of money viii be found very useful among the
gold mines, and have doubt those who take II out
will make very handsome prsnt by the operation.
The business the Erie Railroad, for January shows
immense gain the month Of last year. con.
siderable portion Of which, Of COURSE has been derived
rom the Bipshanton extension. The earnings were IS
annexed -
NEW YORK RAILROAD.
s;:s an. III Ill. sS j. ' :iis';
Total. sa,e,4 81 $3.50 IS sI77s II
The earnings fer January, 1877 only S16ss7 60
The passenger and freight earning have increased In
bout equal proportions. From the comme nosmsnt Of
from passengers and freight inJsnusry average over
5000 per day.
Abin to "autholiss the business Of banking and
provide sinking fund for the gradual sxtinguishment
fths Statsdebts before the Legislature of Penn
ylvanis provides for the Issue Of registered notes
to the amount Of fournfths Of the value Of United
States state stocks deposited with the State audi
tor said stocks not to be received ct above par for
more than thsir1 market value. The dividends on
these stocks to bs paid to the owners with the
cepion of ONE half Of Per cent which to 80 TO-
ward the formation Of sinking fund for the rsdemp-
ton Of the State debt
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MEDICAL.


VvNHE0REAr NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. POWDER
for destroy nsects OF al kinds bis P
sucuon OF kAs And nice the discoveries u
present day The Pills and the Magnetic Powder perfectly
harmless TO human ebut the will dsstr iats and
Mice alncst and the latter viii eradicate Bed
buga Cockreachss ANITA Lice TO-, In dtuat and
i've minutes application. The most respectable censatss
BE- teen. By D. LYON, 40 Brcadway.
IlR d. BOsTwICK. LEcTURER ON The GENITAL
oranA and author Of wcrk vsnesal stsotures and
al diseases Of nature splendid pass kKnot from
the Boston Medical and sursioa Jcurnai- may % -
hry q disee:s and far wIs.r 70 any hise q s hind ~.
6oltssy vss Inpotsnoy. a. prce g. Fer sals ~
"a BrSsdwAy And Of The author o01 Broadway.
NNOor EXTRAORDINARY wORK-TO THE MARRIED
Wl thoss contemplating narnaea-!hs naxrsd We1a.1
Pvaks Nedisa ky d. A n Mauresau 4x0 81
Vco Pss 81 TIKI wosk meeting With nost ce
(O0o sop hsyaS sissdy besn Hspsssd ee) Kvssy esas
sstns copy, wbshse alxisd uSnaxrisd sltossh u
c1s2 sspssy Tor N Married Asslo Impsstant sscrss
which shSuld knswn 70 thsa Darteuary Asse svs female
discover ne ca.ssA Ynlsona as1 ne nss smsens s
gFdw.y - u. sisss oaes ~ hSsssy st,ssA MY Yea.
Oar ARaay psviA 1essss On The rsesipt q o. sey
wf b HsniAssd n mall ss pc:AsA 10 al parts d ks
Untsd eaAss All 1>sm nnA - sAd!sA, pest paA, - d
4. u nAUNcHAu. boz LA New Hsuk sig. o0s loLAbss
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EoR SALE AT FORT HAMILTON, trae NARROws

NOR SALE AT FORT HAMILTON (rHe NARROWSlH
cotssge containing nine kitchen aud all
sablre coach gardeners hnuss
house. hous vegetable garden well with fruit
trees and in the hest STATE Of oultivaton front garden
seO inm diasy facing ns bay Ard ony Ave walk
7. j. WOOD. on the premises.
ITO PENCIL CASE NARRATOR SALE VERY Low, "A
lot Of real and imitation Amsbyst Topas stens 81 Ne
lS8 ReAds strses.
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Yankee Sullivans Notice to his Friends.
The the Herald yesterday not wOrded
desired my friend to write 1t tor publication did intend
cay that aocrdns to the rules Of the had dnh
times bu TIE otherwise had to abide BY
cison that words to gentleman wrote the
tent and meaning JAMES SULLIVAN
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WANTS..


WANTED-TRAvELLING AGENTS TO MAKE SALES
through out the country Of article in unvsra
ply at u Broadway.
WAkTID-BY A RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT GIRL.
w situation Chambermaid and Waiter ohdrea
nurie TO do plain sewing No objection country
to travel with family Can get
Say next week at IS vaodsm street tho I'd
COOK WAkTED.-WANTBD, A NAN COOK WHO UNDER.
~ stands his business perfectly cooked for saloon
preferred. Apply at 6N Broadway.
INFORMATION WANTED OF TREDRsICK vOOs FROM
ths city OF Toinsen Germany. Supposed to Saint
Louis Missouri Bis father 10 in New ork At No IS
ham street. and wants him TO w Southern
will please copy
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Portable Dressing Cases, Manufactured by
the Subscribers will DO found aton contain that
is desirable geneman toilet possible space
The articles selected with strict regard quality and
warranted. @. SAUNDERS q SON,
No. AZ Broadway, Liberty st. and 1877 BroaaNay
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al H1hICAN nUSBUH-P +. BAkNUH, HANA0kR AND
a tppretor; Greenwood. Jr Assistant nAnassr-spou-
dd afternoon ooeck aud evening
g half past O'Clock Lat week Of the Quaker Giant and
whose short has been attended with
sksr., Of ysar. nsar,y sss high weighs M
and weighs 6 poandA They Be 1t al with Major
Ltenser and rnia either Of whom much smaller than any
infant that waed alone Alec Great Westerp
Sable Brothsr Pete Morris Highland Mammoth Boys Living
Teller Admission Is sents Children under pears Of axs
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MISCELLANEOUS.


M IMINo.-CAFT. j. R. DENNIS. OF PROVIDENCE r. l..
1 took passage board steamer State Of
niDgton to New York Friday night last February
YORK; and WAS last seen going dock about ooock in
morning being about two hours previous her arrival
Yorh Be supposed have jumped in
state Of mental derangement He
cloth cost black wooen vest with s spss pair
ofdaik cashmere pants He about 40
medium d,e and somewhat bald headed Any giving in
formation leading tn his discovery VI hs body shall
soney rewarded BY giving attenuation at this flee
B. L q. EARLE Provder %. r I.
LcL0WERS FOR VALENTINES DAY.-ruOsE IN WANT
Of Bouquets Fancy Baskes Epegnes led choice
flowers Valentines will please leave their orders early
e. DUNLAP Florist, 6S6 Broadway
ITO LET.-TBE STORE, CORNER or WATER AND
Fulton streets, occupied clothing store. would b.
either separate lofts the whole Amply
Z. BROWN eON. No. H Fulton Ct
DORTABLR MILITARY TENTS OR Ma RQU EE &c GORGE
Law Eco has secured h, control Of patent right for
Gray plan Of cons ruot,ng the above These
be carried by HAND by
most compact manner with the hansed joint paM and
every utpg comIiete saving both weight and bulk They
and the most advAntgeou for exploring
On b pitched the Of Webster
street at kanOusss 1.-THE manufacturer iron and
brass foundry, jersey tity. b. c. wEBstER
Agent for the sale Of above. lis West street.
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CHIr rLlZABETa ELLEN, FOR SAN FRANCISCO TO
sail on w.dns:dsy 18th This elegant ship Of GO
and s above Der cabin the poop very besua
@ and few be taken reasonable erma
any other vessel Shippers requested sad in hsr
Of lading for signature day. Z RICHARDSON 4 CO.
81 South street, A. BENSON, 80 south st
NJ B-Ths nns bark HORATI6 years old s nearly loaded
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Loo SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNiA-TO SAIL ON THE
26th inst1he splep ord steamship 76
tons burthen 40 feet long BY 30 f. beam butby Brown
Eco hrs best without regard expense Her engines
sure suar.ntes for their superior ,d perfection The
between Boston st. Johns and Halifax severely
tried and proved her Dot only but
his certihcats to that effect Her saloons and
msg ihcen nttsd for comfort and the nunbr Of
limited The have the stating that she viii
commanded BY Lieut. Dachs o. Navy who perfect know
ledge Of the coast also thorough Of and the
steam engine Tho principal engineer practical and exps
ensed man TIE will BE- well found for the snd
orwo Of the will San Francisco her which will
and comfort passengss For passage Only
ne freight viii be taken, apply 70 -
wO66fULL MINTuRN, 81 southsA
improvements and additions making perfect hes fer
n
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z ROADWAY rHkArRk-B. A MABsBALt. PROPnIR
.1so s y Ss sys,ss .sS,o.. s "a. :: '.s.
vards Count = nsate s a..n.s The ohaasss ola snss
Ees anbad NE Orch. aShsh Ty.le and .sneh Ats
oedss Nm Albeit Haydss ns WaHaOk CarOscss Ma ishsr
iss: r ~. Il. sssss m; y.
cr , ssd Paqusste " css,s r.mi1 Circle % onts
RuRI0NT THEATRE, CHAMBERs srxRsr.-voNDAY
II r with
cssrm,s n Jordan; M Bullaaeh " aAm.i! Jai.
!ohsten Nh B,s0sh. 1ap srs ssu s
MONTE Dante. Mr. joSu.cn I.s~ssd M
n:s ChsDn.p D,.s ss. ssSs Mr. Cari:t.n Mar. Cd:s
n cent. Doo,s .t SO Soleeii curtain risss
M ICAELEsOLYAPio rHIATKE-MoNDAY syrNINn.
w Feb ~ re entertainments win commences with the d,s
Mad Leronde Henry Isabel Ms. SisSnsoa G As-
Css; an sxtrsx;Sans arabian N9ss entitled
C.n;rsza%sn As' C.rks Badours Miss Philippe; nH,moSns
n sHT G:spcn To b tolis.sd BY Original entitled
Ross Mis- Clarke To conclude LOLA HONrEs-Miohss
Browsh Mr. Holsnd Katherine Miss Circle o
upSe so... aeo PVT l2ko Door open sk sc Az
A CARD DRAMATIC FUND AssOcIArION-raEP sE
most grateful ali urhorns the
interests OF the Association through Of the Bsned
psens srasaou. use q tho Aston Plsos Opera
House To nessrs Coleman in grant
support 70 e. S.rsss ESQ., 'is s
for the TO jared Belt E for rs
proprietor editors and members q to GENERALLY.
edet sisnopa TRUTH and all and gentlemen
not r. Of the association for their powerful aid
dueea 80 attractive q combinaton
Commute: s RaGS hs.Sf gaa. It
DAILY papers will please cory
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California Mining Boots, warranted to
year without repairing at JONES' Ann street. Fine
French calf dress Boots 81 80 usually &c. Business Boots
and warranted well boots made French
proof Boot from 81 % So ct JONESe Ann street. the
Gueeum.
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LfOR CALIFORNIA-PACKET SHIP HENRY ALLEN
The New Ycrh ,ssinston Mining Association. In
active tate Of poton snd Joining
the expedition invited TO attend their meetings
held evening snt further poce the Branch Bo No
Bowsy at ~ O'clock few cabin passeug, r. (havng span-
did can he taken application to R. Pa
sem No. lis South street. Capt. WIN. II, KINCH.
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GEOLOGICAL HALL. 81 AND 50 BOwERY, WILL RE-
~ for few weeks longer whore the thrilling
Of Mr. Brooks the King osa b sen
afternoon and evening ALSO the wonderful
their Monkey Rder will be introduced into eroe By
celebrated and trainer NJ Langvo;hy and exhibit
attempted exhibition tho kind The collection o. an
ma u Geological Ball In the 6ness possible condition
particularly the great White Polar Bear who and a
sosou' Gs On sne oay ~ was captured IN tho Arctic
VAN AMBURGH CO., Propretora
Open daily from ~ and 6K to O'clock in the
t--pe Q 3 and -
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Of nexco-psnted on 2loo0 fest Of Canvas exhibiting
the mostsubme In world now on exhibition
for short time At Panorama Hail. 69s Broadway adjoin
Ing Nblo Garden Doors ct 6Exhbion TO Commences
ocook-Also Wednesday and Saturday aernoons ct
O'Clock. Tickets 81 cents Children half price,
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FOR SALE.

DROADwAY PROPERLY YOR sALR-A j. BtEscKEu
viii sell on Hcudsy Yeh u the yauses property No so
COED and vaults front ard roar built
and In good order This property could Be improved
for many kinds OF business great being In very
best uaon for cabinet maIs uphossrors Tho creates
Of the purchase rsman bond and
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LHOR SALE-TBB FIxTURE5 or A LAR0g BILLIARD
combating Of two Billiard Tables Bar AppendAssA
Marble Tables For further particulars app
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IL.
Gordons Passr GER lneThe splendid passenger brig nary
takes this safe and healthy San
PLUTUs built expressly for the San Juan conveys
ngers to Eicasu Is tiles from the Pacific An agent
line has gone out to ohsrter vessel the Pacific side
eeted that the Ban Francisco will be
The President Of Gordon California goosout in s
brig Mary and has soundnes and entire route
py on board the Mary per 49, fost Of Wall street. W. G.
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E1OI EOh CALlFUHNln.

CALIFORNIA GOODS!- CATHOLIC PRAYER READS
~ and held estimation Cali.
fonia and Mexico for SALE in all their varieties LAUHO
NlER importer Of fancy goods and pemey A. Maiden Lane
stairs. N'
HOUSES FOR CALIFORNIA-THE UNDERSIGNED IS
to furnish Cottages Of the most
Yer at three daye notice. built ron
table occupying but little chip hoard For view OF
model cottage and tesms apply to r. HANSON leo etreot
THO CALlFORN!ANs-PAsSPORT OR PROJECTIONS
from the United States GoverBme procured from the
OF the Secretary Of sae at Washington
toms Fairly application should bemade JOHN FOWLER J
Notary Public, l21 Nassau street. New York city
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ADvRRTlsRMRHTs RELIEVED EVERY MORHI1Q,

DANTA PANTx-Y. ABRRNs, sk ANN srRIsr 10 d.
smi.sA e mar ess Ne vAss sssck "a ,hrsfss = Aas
rsducs6 Ne yroe Of s ~ 81 anA oNsru prspss
A.. q hsaA SOD q Cssss Ps.h aad tss naA1
b setsE bst ~ ealsl ~ wsA M y ~ bSisW ssN
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CUBSTlTUTB wANTRD-THR ADVERTISER HAVING
- associated himself with mining party Nom
ber desrous Of sspoDs Of bic interest favorable rate
circumstances render impossible him at
Ten saees pssasss have bean susd arss oass ship a
at the Her' ofce bf0rs .cIock (honday) stating
where N late AN be
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CTEANsHIP FOR SAN FRANCIsCO AND UP THE
~ via Straifa Of naasl

CTEAHbHIP fUK IAN FKANCIBCO. AND UP TIE "a
oramento River. via Straits Of Magesn.-The Steamship
DUNCAN c. PELL formerly the Government steamer fon.
sett very successfully mpoyed n the Gulf whore
berefa good and substantial
ohser new bosrs &c. In the most complete
b. fitted with mas sas and Is confidently expected
sIs limited to o. each Of which stoohholdeharss
escn Gonncenty s.peSeed shs can DO used to great
mento River Several having taken those Wishing
to Engage can obtain moro full particulars applying
EAGER, l20 Wall street, 10
JOS. 7. MARTIN. 8! South street.
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ENOR BAN FRANCISCO. OALIYORNIA.-THE UNITED
States Nail steam Packet PANAMA, Of OFT tons Lieut.
D. Porter NJ Comm snder will sail for the port
on the 10th touching at the fresh
provisions limited number q will DO
state rooms and forward cabin For state Panama
$ for forward cabndo s2W Thence stats
S2Q do do. cabin $500 do do orwsrd cabin 81 O.
For apply at the ooe Of the Packet
Company" 81 SOuth street New York.
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tNOR BAN FRANCIsCO, CALIFORNIA-THE PINE. Al
soppered and copper fastened packet ship JOHN O. COS
above on the 10Th inst This ship has spacious oabn
hee Tor 6o Passengers The second
feet high we'll lighted with windows deck ven
atGs and can be arranged give separate
associations large portion Of the going
o. saSa or i srS or npRy to
81 South atreeN.
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CAI!fORNIA MINING TO0LA-A LARGE ASSORTMENT
hinps implements may b had Of the subsorbs suoh
nsttoek Pcha Pick Axes ovsIs Spades and Gold wasAsg
Sleeves in nests 40 Also Camp Msss Hapsr which
ortns sfor Or any greater ,uabssl q
hsttes tin knives and oups gdirons ys1 paas
sheath knives csetsens drinking eup~ pst IN the most o
foun liam e.