Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-03-02
For SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA.
TO SAIL FROM MEN YORK 10TH MARCH

No1 So41AN - SooLG L.
March
FOR SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA.
TO SAIL FROM NEW YORK 10TH MARCH.
+ Ia h The new and splendid Ocean
Z6- Steam Ship, SENATOR" Lieut..
Bache, United States Navy, Commander, will
leave New York for The above port on l0!h
March, touching at Rio %Janeiro, Valparaiso,
Cailao and Panama, and can accommodate
about 25 passengers, il early application IS made
10 The subscribers, who have a plan Of her
cabins and saloons. This Steamer was built
last Summer by VIM. Ii. Brown, OF New York,
10 ply between Boston, 81. Johns and Halifax,
on which route She has been well tested, and has
proved a substantial and excellent Sea-steamer.
She will pass through the Straits of Magellan,
aud is expected 10 perform The voyage in saboni
eighty days. Her engines are very powerful, and
The engineer is a practical and experienced man
in bis profession, and takes duplicates OF nearly
every portion OF the machinery. For further in
formation apply 10 the subscribers.
Feb. 24-dlw henry LUDLAM s. co.
EXPEDITION TO CALIFORNIA.
LIN The Madison Mining and Trading Com
~ pany's superior, fast sailing ship Gisnmorc,
A |, coprered and copper fastened, built IN
Philadelphia, Of The best materials, two years old,
tonnage 467, " m. P. Poyihress master, will sail
from this port on the l2.h OF March.
In addition 10 the members Of the company
she will take a limited number Of passengers
With ample accommodations, she combines all
the comforts of lst class vessel and has been fit
ted ~ with a strict regard 10 ventilation and
health.
A lew more passengers can be taken il imme-
diale application be made. Price Tor passage,
fare, medical attendance, (and The bulk OF four
barrels baggage $3.50. Servants Qorecastle fare)
$l75-all payable in advance.
The bulk Of j 10000 barrels freigh, will be taken
al the following rates, viz: So per barrel 60 Gus.
per cubic foot; S24 per ton, and S per cent pri-
mase-all payable in advance.
For freight, consignmenIs, passage, &C., apply
TO CHAS F. OSBORNE,
Commercial Agent, Richmond, Va.
II There are several vacancies in the Compa-
NJ, which will be filled if early application be
made 10 The Board OF Directors. Subscription
Tor membership $500. March I'D
FOR CALIFORNIA.
M Persons who intend going 10 California
%2by the barque John G. Colley are notified
that il they arrive in Norfolk by the boat on
Monday evening next, 5lh instant, they will
be in time 10 take passage in her; later than thai
lime they will miss their chance, as she positively
sails on the 9th inst.
March HASKINS & LIBBY.
NOTICE.
M The members Of the Pacific Mining and
~Trading Company, are requested 10 report
themselves ready for sea, 10 The Directors, on The
6th day Of March; as the ship will positively sail
on Saturday, the 10Th inst.
March l-8t BY order OF The Directors.
FOR NEW ORLEANS.
vIRGINlA N LOUISIANA LINE.
First PACKET 10 sail positively on 9Th March.
M The fast sailing new packet barque
~CYANE, Captain Cary Williston, will
sail as above. For freight, cabin or steerage
passage, having superior accommodations, apply
to Captain on board, al Rockets,
HASKINS & LIBBY,
DAVID CURRIE,
Or, CHAS. T. WORKMAN g. co.
P. S. Freight taken for Mobile, and forwarded
free OF commissions . March -
STEAMBOAT TRIP TO WASHINGTON.
FIFTH OF MARCH.
= d The Steamboat Curtis Peck,
t[sSE Captain John Davis, will leave
the wharf at Rockets on Saturday evening mex,
March Sd, at 7 o'clock, P. M, touch al City
Poin, at 81 o'clock, arrive in Norfolk by daylight
Sunday morning, and leave al 4 o'clock, P. M,
for Washington, where she will arrive by 5 o.
clock Monday morning. Returning, The Curtis
Peck will leave Washington at 4 o'clock Tues
day morning, arrive al Norfolk by 4 o'clock, P.
NJ, and leave at 7 o'clock same evening for Rich
moni, where she will arrive by daylight Wed.
nesday morning.
Passage and lodging for the trip, S6-meals
extra. HASKINS Il LIBBY.
P. S.-Persons below City Point, wishing 10
make the trip, can have the privilege of going
down in The Alice on Saturday, Thy taking a
through lickel) and up on Wednesday.
Feb 81 H.. d l..
EXCURSION TO WASHINGTON ON
T. FOURTH MARCH.-Passengers by the
are hereby notified that the train will leave the
Depo, on Sunday afternoon, precisely at Q o.
clock, P. Nj. Fare for the Trip Sc.
THOMAS SHARP,
Feb % Sup't oil Transportation.
fNHEannual meeting OF the Society," OF Alumni
i OF the Medical Department OF Hampden
Sydney College, will be held on Saturday 18th
March al III o'clock, A. NJ, in the college build
ing.
The address will be delivered by DR.. L B.
Anderson.
March l-3awtl7M
Cooley, FOR MARCH.
CODEY'S LADY'S BOOK, for March. 25
VI cents.
Graham's Magazine, for March. Is cents.
Ned Buniline's Own. 6 cents.
Flag OF Our Uuiun. 6 cents.
Philadelphia Courier, Post and Gazette. e c.
New York Weekly Herald. 6 cents.
National Police Gazette. 6 cents.
John N. Mafit,-a large supply IL cents.
Old Judge, by Sam Slick 25 cents.
For sale a, The Exchange Book Store.
JOHN M WEST,
Feb 26 l4th street, next 10 The Post Office.