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MUSICAL INTRIIleENcK.-We are IL formed that
Mr.. Fry has absolutely made engagements with
some new artists in Italy, the names of whom have
been given In some quarters, but none of them, we
are very well assured, occupy the FIRST rank as ope-
ra singers In Italy or any other part OF Europe.
Possibly the purchase of the panorama of Venice,
to which we formerly alluded, may be abandoned
for the purpose Of engaging new troupe for the
next season OF the opera The necessity of I'M
porting fresh company of artists has been forced
on the present management, IN consequence OF the
difficulties which have been encountered during
the present season. There is no likelihood that
Benedict, Truf, or the other artists of the Italian
school, would make another engagement similar
to that which they have made for the present
Those Italian artists do not wish, and never will
hereafter consent, to be placed on the same level
in point of genus and talent with second or third
rate vocalists, OF the French school. They must
be either number one or number nothing. Pride
OF profession will not permit them to occupy sub
ordinate position to the Laborde portion of the
troupe.
In the event OF such arrangements taking place
under the auspices of the Astor Place Theatre
management, 1t IS highly probable that the next
season will usher in a fresh revival in the opera
line, and introduce great deal OF competition be-
tween the Astor Place Opera House and other
theatres OF this city. If the Roadway theatre
should engage Benedict, Truffi, and their assoc-
ates, Tor next season, and have opera three nights
IN the week, 1t would present attractions far supe-
nor to anything that Mr.. Fry could produce at
his establishment. Those artists enjoy a great
deal OF popularity, not only among musical critics
but they are estimated properly by the community
at large, who profess no exclusiveness IN Italian
music, but relish fine singing and beautiful act,op.
without regard to clIques or critics. There will
be vast accession to our musical talent IN this
country, next season. Mad'lle Borghese and Sig.
nor Corelli are now on their way to thus country
and they will no doubt be open to an engagement
from any manager that may want t,ieir services.
So there Is prospect OF having plenty of fine mu-
SIC, ard no monopoly, during the next season.
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HORRIBLE MURpRR.-A shocking murder was
committed IN Uxbrldge, last night The cIrcum-
stances are as folows-Ayoung man had invited
a few weeks ago, and she refused; he told her he
would pay her for it some future time. Accord.
ingly he went to her Louise last night, called her
up-etars and cut her throat, and then cut his own
not cutting his throat at the right point, did not
Effect his purpose. He is now in the hands of JUS
Providence Or. ~ Transcript, Fsb. 1.
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MOVEMENTS OF GEN. TAYLoR--We think w6
may, without improperly, state, as settled fact,
that Colonel. William L. Hodge, the senior editor
Of the Bulletin, will accompany General TayIM.
on his trip to the seat Of government. What viii
happen after the Generals arrival and INSTALL atom
lsbeyond our ken. 1t Is rot, however, impossible
NOR improbable-that the Colonel may succeed
Ntw Orleans Delta, jan "a.
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Election OF Mr.. Clay TO tho Senate OF tho
United States.

CINCINNATI, Feb. q 184e.
The Hon. Henry Clay elected t, the United
States Senate yesterday for six years from the 4h Of
March next, in place Of Thos H. Metcalfs appointed
by the Governor to AL tho vaoancy ocoasoned by the
resignation Of Mr.. Crittenden
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daughter Of Joseph Turner, of South Coyeutry
Conn, was murdered at the residence Of her father,
last Monday BY an lrishm an living with the family.
Sne was about eighteen years old. The Irishman was
fond Of cider, but Mr. T. had refused It to him. He
asked the girl for some and she refused He ct once
struck her with an axe killing her instantly
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Political lnteIIIeenco

joel Eastman bias been nomiR ated BY the whips a.
candidate for Congress- from the I'd district Of New
Hsmpshire. ~
Hon James Mcdowell is a candidate for RI. eleotion
In the Rockingham Congressional DISTRICT Virginia
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The Weekly Herald.
The Weekly Herald will be published ct nine O'Clock
this NOR ming

The Latet News from California together with
from New Ysrs and eewhers for the Gold Region
from Chasrsa Cuba and Jamaica BY steamer
cont City TIE European Information brought BY tho stssur
Canada The Address Of ths Southern Members of
their Constituents Tho Manfesto against
Hon. VIM H. Seward, Cleveland Ohio;) Procecdipe in
Coz and In the New Ysrk State Legislature; Movements
Gen. Taylor Various Letters from Edte-
rails theatrical and Local AGars Commercial and Shipping
Record for the Week. Ac. &c.
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Now York Legislature.

NOW xOrk Legislature
SENATE.
ALBANY, February q ls4s
PERSONAL LIBERrr.
Tho bill relative to personal liberty was reoommitts
to the Committee of the Whole.
FLOATING DRY pocK.
The bill making sundry amendments In the ohsrts,
Of the New York Floating Dry Dock Company W.
taken up, and sitter confederation ordered to thir,
reading.
The Senate then adjourned.
ASSEMBLY.
ALBANY, February 2, 1910.
PRIZE FIGHTING.
The bill inficting punishment for prise Aghtins
came up for third reading The bill was recommitted
with instructions to amend making the exhibition Of
the art Of manly defence, for gain, misdemeanor-
The bill was reported back amended.
The bill for the punishment Of prise fighting was
further discussed and passed, by vote Of l04 to6
UNITED STATES SENATOR.
The resolution Of the Senate providing for thu
election, on Tuesday, the 9th infant. Of United
States Senator to all the place of Mr. Dix whose term
will expire on the 4th Of March next was taken up
and concurred in.
The bill relative to the Life Saving Benevolent As
eociation the CITY Of New York. nsidered and
passed.
NOTICES BILLS, ETC.
Mr. VAN ORDEN of New York. gave notice OF hs
intention to introduce bill to continue in Office the
Con missioner of Practice until April, 1850
Mr.. Cross. of Kings county, gave notice Of Q BILL
respecting the Williamsburg Ferry Company. Mr. C.
also introduced bill relative to the Brooklyn common
schools.
The Senate bill providing for filling the vacancies
In certain ofhees, was taken up, considered, and
passed.
On motion, the Assembly then adjourned.
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TELEGRAPBIC INTELLIGENCE.

VnAAV1ETH COh0H0S0s
SECOND SESSION.
Senate.
WAsHINoroN, Feb. q 1s4s
THE oPsrINs.
The Senate assembled at the usual hour the viss
President taking the chair Prayer offered By the
Chaplain, and the journal read and approved
PRINTING PENSION LAWS.
Mr.. BRiGHT, oil Indiana, submitted Q resolution In
+. vsr Of printing five thousand copies Of the pension
laws for distribution The resolution referred to
the Committee on Pensions.
PosTAoR
The Senate then took up the postage reform bin
upon which Mfr. Niles, Of Connecticut proceeded to
ms Ike lengthy speech, sustaining the merits Of the
bill generally. His remarks were listened to with ct.
tention and their occasional faestouspess oreatsd
acme merrment. Mr.. N. having concluded, the sub.
ject was informally passed over
EXECUTIVE coMMUNIcATIoNs.
Several mess ages. In writing, received rom ths
Pre.iaent BY the hands of his private Secretary ]
Knox Walker, Esq.
MODIFICATION THE TARIFF.
Amepg the petitions presented several signed
by thousand citizens Of Philadsphs, praying fos
amodincation of the present tariff laws. They wsrs
appropriately referred.
PUBLIC PRINTING.
Mr.. CAMERoN, of Pennsylvania, moved to recall fror
the House the resolution previously adopted by tn,
9 Public Printing for the next Congress Tn.
for s,s. filing, the resolution was brought baol
from ths Hou.s. nd on nu %HsiOn rsSonsidssea
Communication from ta-~ -nlvinr to In. comni.;rS
vhcS had been made assinst ths ssnnsr In wh!s tb
pubic printing had been done. Af:.rr su,l aaa ami
mated discursion of the subject % Msssrs Pesrc,
Maryland, Cameron Of Pennsylvania and Others th'
resolution amended by substituting thu 18th
February, for the 1st of March. and adopted
On meticn, the Senate then adjourned over unit
Monday.
House of RepreseI tativess
WARRINGTON, Feb. g. 1849
The House net at IL O'Clock The journal havint
been read,
JUDGES IN WESTERN VAGINA.
Mr.. Brown, of Virginia, moved . reconsideration
yesterday vote. by which the bill for increasing th
salary Of the Judges OF the u Court the wsstsrI
District Of Virginia, had been laid the table Be
fore The question was taken the special orders Of tn
day were called for.
PRIVATE BILLS.
The House resolved itself into Committee Of th,
Whole on the Private Calendar, Mr.. Roor Of Ohio
Chairman and after acting upon q number OF hill,
the committee and reported progress having pass
ed thirty bills all of which on the CALENDAR an,
not objected to.
During the eeseton, message received from tn,
Senate asking that the resolution tn,
public printing might be sent back for the yurooss
undergoing a modification The request was aeoeds
to the Speaker temporarily resumng the chair for ths
purpose.
The hour Of three having arrived, the House. on mo
ten, adjourned
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Pennsylvania Legislature.

EennsyIVuhI2 Le&1buatur0e
HARRnBvRe, Pa, Feb. g. 1910.
The bill repeating the charter Of the Ohio and Erie
Railroad which was previously passed BY the Senate
was also passed BY the House this morning.
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The Delaware and Chesapeake Canal Ia again opsr
and navigated. ~
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Barnum's musoum.-T his house has bo.
Of the most attractive honAb places Of resort
In the city, and such b the ure its numerou, novetes
and insres It's Saloon anments that We Arc
At iu being crowded day and night The uske isnt
and are there and every going TO sec them And
the contrast between the two largest and The two msst
O'clock 40 HaAa Nv n.u ~
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Calllnrnla

California DoDtist.-Dr. 0alen BurvielI.
Dsnt leaving fc ID. ocld sson. whs he s.ps,u
Bis city and patrons who busn-s with him Viii cas-
CAL on te UNCLE pr John Burde Union pses oo,nsrM
th strert until his Nav Yorker, vns "a iavia
arc VINO msyv bis services will direot their
Ut b. care Of nobert A. Parker ssn Hrancisco.
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Canfsrnia Mining Boots-the Cheapest and
riding Boots for those going over and can bc frrd ~ oy
cor ruton asd nassau streets Fine French Boot.
tho cheapest. TIL n1 ncsSa "
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Canfornia Mining Boots, warranted e
wear one year without repairing g. II Ann street Pine
french cali dress Boots 81 50 usually S. Business cots I'd
And warranted TO well made French wser
boots from u VITO So Ann street. near the
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=.
Clethipg for speculation, as Fustian Coat ~
moue article Ponoho the real Mexican Bnkets Indi, Rrss
srhc,e or Monkey Jachea Mining Jackets Mining Pant
Provision Bags and last
Beekman. "NN' '''"S' W
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EHv ArmbI FIr0 Armsyy-CalifOrnla Rlnee.
United StateI Bale celebrated Carbnes at the broso
Csrbires only 70 inches long warranted shoot 400 yar
with very portable expressly adapted for the nI
Pistols for sale lew by JOSEPH BART. "a Maiden lane
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Z corner or Fulton and Moss,

New York, Saturday, February 3, lS49.
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Engagements caused by recent events.
II is proposed that one hundred and fifty or two
hundred Of the Opera subscribers should take from
three to five tickets each, and sell them to- or dis
tribute them among, their acquaintance, in such
manner as would exclude all improper persons
from meeting together on the evening in question
Each ticket will admit one gentleman and two
iadies, and the aggregate number to be issued il
proposed to be one thousand, which would make
'he whole assembage, il all would attend. eoual To
about three thousand, one thousand Of whom wou,d
De gentlemen, and the remainder LADIES' Every
subscriber, on receiving his share of the ,ck.,s
Is to become responsible for the character and r.'
spectability Of those to whom he NAV sell then,
The names of all applicants will be presented 70 ~.
committee OF management, which will be very
numerous, and every individuals claim to fashion
wilbe decided by debate and ballot
This seems to be very plausible movement 70
reorganize fashionable society IN this city, and pu,
IT on a strictly responsible basis. All sporting
characters, or such persons as occupy equivocal
positions in society, will Of course be excluded.
whether male or female. We have not heard
what style of dancing is to be permitted but pro-
badly the fashionable polka will be allowed to
moderate extent. Tho effect Of this ball, ia a
financial point Of view, will no doubt be to reple-
nlsh the treasury ofthe Opera Houses for the season
thus far, according to the best accounts that can
be ascertained. has not been very productive, and
mas rather fallen behind the expenses. This dress
oai Is 10 be held on the nineteenth Of this month.
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FOR SALE AND TO LET,


VNO GENTLEMEN ARRIVING IN THE UNITED
States Others DESTROYS of purchasing Country Resi-
dence in PennsyvaniaThe subscriber sers sale his
Farm situated in Montgomery county Penny yania four
teen miles north OF lhiladel pha contains S Of
land S acres of which in III ehhes state foultiva
tom producng rye lndancorn hay equal
uplandfarmth remaining 2oacios being Woodland On the
premises fine stone mansion cfeetby 10 with
dab attached WIDE extending the length 1.-THE house
and large piazza on the east the whole giving ample &C
combinations for family twenty The pleasure
grounds surrounding the house shaded with
and beautifully laid out There the farm three
houses farmers tenants with three large
stone barns containing sabng and oonyenence fer hun
dred head of cattle and the produce
with coach house house. ganary and cribs
taehed There also the advantages Of fine spring house.
ice house. fish pond garden of two orchards stocked
with the finest fruit gln house and grape wall stream of
depa and New York of the day received
and omnibus passing the gate morning and evening
the immediate vicinity Episcopal Lutheran and Presby
terrain churches Further description all
wishing purchase invited call
the estate 1t may however, be added that for beauty
heathul situation and advantages surpassed by
in the United States 1t be well also mention
price. which is $40 per Apply to
GEORGE SHEAFF, Whtemarsh.
jeRN' Montgomery Co., Pom.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

TO DAGUERREOTYPE ARTISTS.
TINE UNDERSIGNED, having purchased o. Mr.. FOX
TALBOT the United States Patent Tor his admirable
PHI OF GRAPHIC
IMPRESSIONS ON PAPER,
and bere ia possession q the necessary doeum nt arc
ready dispose % the rights TO the art In the
different States reasonable terms Persons DESTROYS Of
obtaining such Rights will learn the conditions by addressing
the undersigned in post paid letters. -
The 8 not only sppncabie 70 PORTRAITS and VIEWS
from Mature but also to copies from all works that Artists
can produce a Painting Drawns statuary aud copies
Of all kinds Of Machinery be cent 20 the Patent Oce.
Also to etesh works on Natural History etc, with
copies natural objects either ENLARGED dimi
nished sire.
A. the time csurIoy every one NOT TO ISrRISes
PArENr, determined 20 protect IL to the
W. ii. LASGHNHEtN
Tvs a. Exchange. Philadelphia.
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ODD FELLOWS HALL.


CORNER OF GRAND AND CENTRE STREETO.
brothers PERKINS, GRATEFUL FOR THE VERY
- LIBERAL patronage already extended to them. and which
has exceeded their most ssnguins aatcpaons BEG leave
say that their - -
PRIVATE SUFFER- ROOMS
for the reception Of Ladies panied BY Csuemsa
now, for the hrst time complete
They confident OF their ability 10 please The most fAs
tdou Of competent experiences and taste In eush
them that their exceed
In London Paris for CONVENIENCE. for Exrssr fog
CONSCIOUSNESS pEcoRArIoS,
for the perfection Of and add polite
attendance. Iu
LARDER,
has always every edible Of the New Ysrk martei ana In
addition almost daily contributions Of Injuries, by all the
steamers tho tropical regions and from Europe Their
VAULTS AND STORE ROOMS
are supplied with the choicest brands 81
WINES, LIQUORS AND sE1ARS,
selected procured directly by poran and thse
charges will found Of is
character In this city or elsewhere. mhI
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FIR FINCH LANGUAGE

ID BOSTON Sept 1sl-Professor Edwards system Of In
ID the Trench language which, Tar as Ihave
been able to examine IT, 10 the most aud sod in e ro-
gress and results EDWARD " xxx.
DESTROYS Of French read his circular
and after its peusa the most ,krtcal must be convinced Of
the superiority Of the Professors system TO a others The
circulars be had at the Trench,
1856 Nassau IT, Kernot 63 Broadway Thomas j. Grower,
Broadway and Professor residence ~ East Twen
fourth at .tween FOURTH and Lexington avs Glass eve
evening Terms S2 for - lessons, In advance Schools
attended in and New York Families taught at their
o residenee mvNS- rnlav
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LEGAL NOTICES.

CTATE OF NEW YoRK.-In supreme court.-sammons
- To bC1eksh Kellorglou are hereby suuimoned 70
swer COMPLAINT Jabez c. Kellogg which flei in
once the County Clerk % Herk"er county, the
18th day instant, and
on me, occ, IN the village Of Little fas within
after service of t summons, exclusive
service. Won aleo her,hv nettd that the
plaintiff will tase jgdsmert against Tor SIXTY dollars
ard five cents you fail sasd plant
twenty tad service Dated ltte Falls June i6
lSo. u. WATERMAN Plh g Atty -
jys Iawev. Residing at Little Fails Ny,
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TINE WEST INDIA ROYAL NAIL STEAM PACK a
II far 4 heco Of Nal Nor

TIME WEST INDIA ROYAL MAIL STEAM PACK ~
Company for heconyeyance OF Nails Passengers Mer
chandise and Treasure-The Steam Packets this Com
pany appointed leave St. Thomas the LIST easA
successive th for Bermuda and New York the frst
which places they due 9th and latter the
llth the month leaving New York the .th they
expected reach Bermuda the 10th Of the month
meet steamer by which treasure be
veyed to Nassau Havana Mobile Point Vera Cruz Tamp>
Honduras Jamaicat Jago de Cuba Iacmel and ports
the Spanish Main ineuding Chsgrss Leaving Bermuda
the 18TH the last from New York becomes due St.
Thomas the I'D Of the month"; and will
specie and merchandise for that Island Porto Rico the Wt
India Islands generally Laguara and Puerto Cabso The
fares by the steamers from New York as fo9wsT0
Bermuda, $40 St. Thomas, S75 Porto Rico SIS La Quay
sos Puerto Cabsllo, SllO; Antigua Sos BarbadosS
Nassau 800 Havana sl0 Mobile Point, $40; Honduras
$lio Jamaica $40; st. J.go de Cuba, SlGI Jasns, sG
thagena SIS Chagre si7O St. Juan de Nicaragua, st1
The freight specie and goods is the has hereto
fore been charged. For further particulars, apply to
MAITLAND, PHELPS. CO, Agents.
my1 6t IA Stone strest.
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IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THE sURRe-
II xats Of % New York. notice hereby river
10 al persons HAVING claims agans, Simeon r. vsndervee
city 81 New YORK., deceased 10 present the
vouchers thereof 10 the eutcrher At his store No
Broadway in the city ~ New YORK before the
tves day " November newt Bsted New YORK the iourh
ns s,issi IoRYLLius vANpE2vEER Administrator.
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PORTABLE IRON HOUSES FOR CALIFORNIA.

PORTABLE IRON HCUSES FOR CALIFORNlA.
VvNHE GALVANIZED IRON HOUSES CONSTRUCTED
by me for California having met with much approval
am thus induced TO call the attention Of those going C
forna examination Of them. The iron 10 rroovcd in
such That all parts Of the house. roof and des
glide together and house xl5 be IN less thsn
day They far cheaper than wood and much
comfortable than tents house Of the above b
shipped ~ long and wide and noaa
Deep freight which would be about S San Francs
There will also be trouble In removing from
Of the country to another the house few hour
DO taken down and By calling the subsorbsss
mo ist PETER NAYLoR, Is Stone street
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COPY or LETTER FROM WILLIAM DAyyIs
Corner Of Hicks aud Atlantic streets. Brooklyn.
MEDTCaLED COMPOUND,
Teh aEsroRfNo, PRksrsyINo, AND DRAUrIrvISo fHApn,
ERADicAriso SQUIRT AHD DArpRUYr AVE
THE sKm,
GLANDS ArD MuscLRs, srINss,
ours, snrIsss, srsAISs,

pnoyvssoR BARnv-sir; should be dskei.nt IL srss-
tuds and in feeling for sthsrs who suhady
Afflicted neglected TO inform that Teepsspgus
bss entirely removed from face painful
eruption. insisting % large rcd pnpes with witch hsd
been annoyed for many years. regular application
auis according 20 the directions for ts better
weeks completely relieved Of The spsssce and skn
Yours truly, WILLIAM DAvlnS.
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CALIFORNIA.

CALIFORNIA DEPOT AND PASSENGER OFFICE II
Park Row. New York-Seientihe Gold Washers for in
dvdual operators weigh five pounds price So; for
MES twenty five pounds $40 Circulars describing then
given away or sent 20 order. ARNOLD BUFFuM co.
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GOLD TESTS.
CALIFORNIANS AND OTHERS CAN OBTAIN A
box containing true Test with acids also Scales and Cus
Weights &. J. W. MASON. l56 Fulton stset, 81 hsor.
AMI
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MEDICAL.
GOUO NEDTCTNE

GOOD MEDICINE.
THE VIRTUES OF THE SARSAPARILLA ARE
i universally acknowledged, and sxtsrminator a
complaints and purifier Of the blood
no better preparation medicine than
DR. ROBERTS COMPOUND SARSAPARILLA PILLA
They acknowledged by tblsst physicians
only unexcepioaable but efcacious In the highest degree
and their basis being the the
these pills operate both an alternative and mild cathars
the digestive by their powerful acra
tive and mild eahartio properties, and giving tone aHd
energy the body possessed by other known
They particularly adapted anidote for
and Epidemic diseases to prevent the formation Of Bilious
liver affections Fever and Ague Diarrh@a Dysentory
&C. those who reside in hot climates and low ana marsy
countries.
Sold wholesale ar ret all, at the principal depot, les
Chambers street. and also by all the principal Druggists
Price n rer box fifty pills. les fSts
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CALIFORNIA FIRE ARMS.

"A W. SIZES & CO., VI MAIDEN LANE IuPOHTEHb
"A and dealers in Fire Arms invite the attention of Cab
ornans their stock of United States Rifles Carnes Mug
kes Short Rifles double and single barrel Guns Revolving
Pistols Bowie Knives Pouches Belts &c. no., having the
largest stock Of articles Of this which they oGsI
wholesale and retail. M l3s