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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-20

mn fA.HIOSABLE HAT-.-Jlr finished ne
AxA osi sp ecdid ar1clc offered, elegant French
s-k bats, a. the low price Of usus.F sod Tor a.
Also az article g. " 50 and g -5-nesi hss Al -
is In BROWN ~ Canals;
Iii NEW STYLE HATS for Gents and Young
&A Dens -Pars N0le.sin. six Besyer, Ncuuia br-sn
s1d Cashmere as. with narrow, medium and broad
hrnsi he!Tel, Coih are six Wor..ed MOhAir AMI Fur
Caps IL hOyARQUE HsL Cap and Ear
lS In Warehouse, u Bov-ry
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GOLD WASHING MACHINES
III EANENMtlHTH,A PATkNT-- The alna

iIof b-se machines all Others TO- that gold pst
ns cnnabsf ore Of quickfver and black sand e lnanne
large per ceDtsge Of gOd) cannot aud The
gravel and df psss Of without detention These machines
will perform and better work any other
struotsd They msy bs operated by hand horse ate
steam power Pi"e OF hand mschines S25 s35 each
horse power do $50 each Additional cssngs sieves ons
aud boxing extra
10 addition TO the above emigrauis California will find
cur warehouse large aud complete assortment OF The
best and most recently constructed mining tools OF all kinds
smelling and ssssyDg apparatus crucbes and reto with
printed directions for usns the same, pumps and hose,
Whneys celebrated rifles wagons carts and wheebsr-
rows, agricultural implements field and garden seeds &c.
a. The lowest prices.
The public cautioned against purchasing God Ma
chimes, Initiate and couniereis OF Mr. Lesvenwortbs
pseot IS he has directed bis agent san Francisco
CROSBY Eco to eui0in all persons from using on
their ARRIVAL In California. A 3. ALLEN 4 co.
ivg ard "a Nan, N..k
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NIssouM.-By the new census it appears ths,

AGrASo ExsatNED CHILD.-The mummy Of a
male child found embedded in vast deposit Of Pc
ravisn susno. AFRICA and brought from that por,
70 Liverpool BY the bark Oetsvis Ia the deposit
found three bodies supposed to be- those of siher and
mother and this child The two adult bodies 10 said
have been forwarded TO the British Museum.
The above Is going the rounds. but bears rather
supieious aspect-although the thing may be ,o1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-20

Tssgsphc spor hs; ssos. o. Boston ron N.-
Orleans Tor London, Which . Oh. Belize 5ls ult
Cape FONDA.
81 rsnr.ses I'm SYors fr SOrs4n. Pot to Ns..,u 10
distress some tune sacs r.osons NE an fsps.
beirg nearly comp lsfsc
scbf Forest saoV IN jaime r Yors With sesso Of
~ of-, ard orsoo5 Nassau sP % ,hs st
ilst w'il hrsmasi sprsag and other ssms.s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-20

NJ NE oURu AL
rORr on NEw-YORK, JANUARY 10

ARRIvED-sehrJ wbiie, Grsea. B.raoI. 4. com %
Bsrf-ff A CO.
schf Surveyor. Chapman. Nsz Haven
soo2 Pres c.nt Prsoy, Nsp Haven
soop Free Ifa1sr. Thompson. NsV Harsu
soop kieu1l. Dlri-y. SeNport
WIND-Sorth fresh, With GOOD zeal Of drift nr.r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-20

LAND sLtoE.--Daring the rain and thaw OF
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad i'm edis.elv vs., Of ,h.
Doe Gully Tunnel. aid Of upon the track OF the rsiI
ROAD covering It to the extent Of several hundred feet
WIN massea OF earth and rock. II will probably re-
Bait American
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= FOK CALIFORNIA.-rhs f..t.sIIine. 60

'VfA ~ - pf - " iaeN'a'tAnsf tvP
49, pef'fsslened bah GRiFFON, I'll lesVe FOR San
FrHnc-co on Tue .5ih instant Her arcumm0d ztOns
being ample lbs shares have beef extended rom % 10 So
lew remain applied for TOTS vessel presents he
m'st favorable opportunity for The Gold regions She ID
acknowledged to be superior TO soy yet up for that voyae
having been buii Ia Boston By az old shpms.ter Tor his
few years &C. At cost Of upsard Of SO ono and
j. the fs FOR all weather that ie that port
She Is tons bgnhcn. She will be provsi0ned for two
years and every shareholder substitute vii have
home ard prOfect1n hils IN California And 10
the vessel he wishes 10 DO al which time nj interest
wi be worth nearly quite tbs smourt invested To-
be procured the very lowest rates Esch
share M hs entitled from % IA " bh' for freight
Shares, 500 Apply 10 = HaLSTED. Jr 26f Brosd-si
Newark, H. HUTCHINSON, 50 Maiden lans, aud c. $.
DENNIS, 1853 Wsshingi on-st. New-Yofk City.
HIRAM HUTCHINSON,
MM PICKETT.
CAPT : MARTIN, ; Committee.
T. ; DENNIS,
iieN o. HALsTEO. Jr.
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81 D. -COAI.-soo toos q b~s, Red Ash Nut
OF ISC. Cosl cischsrgng this w-el froTn .chooo-r
Orson. he foot OF Csnsi-.t N0rh River, A. a. IS 60
lvrr-d ZOO tots sov- Coal he very o-ss prizes
best P-sch Orchard wsrsrted. Al f@ ykrd 80 Ws.hinx
toust Spnngsi and 10 Seconds 81 f.-sveru-
$ I'm kEaRiGAS
('OAIs-RFD OR WHITE AsH.-LNge Mt - Is
SEgR, So Stove s. . per iOr-scr--l-d from ysrds al
under cover SIS so~-ry ard corner Hammers > All Bel
'ola So Less Nssor from bosts = cene ess 10 carmen
% Sm' JACOB WEEKS. ia
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CALIFORNIA.

CALIFORNIA GOLD!
At tbs United States Who.essle
CLOTHING WARE HOUSE,
Nos z52 and 256 PesrLst
May be found The largest assortment
or c 10TH No
10 the WOrd.
ALSO
SHlRTS, DRAWERS. OIL CLOTHING ard covered
- Hsls suitable for all msrkets and
CHEAPER THAN THE CHEAPEST
And put up in dozens and hsfdOzens
LOIS sssortsd-, nd Just the lhpg for
CALlFORNiANS.
Who may be going o0i separately or 10 companies.
LEWIS a HANFORO.
N B.-Call and examine before purchasing. JIG I'm.
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GITTA PKKCHA SOILS put or boots Tor IS "a
~ ladies' shoes y cs a. az Broadway Frerch add
eif doeoe and single so- d-es. B0ot cooyress Gatsf
ci-s. Misses Chitrcrs Gsifers Boots blscG and ~n.-
AZ AID san. sippe us ne s-ses sssorr sai for fam
1 rs~sr "a i-s
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n 7 ]
" ne most secure, compact and suitable conlnvance TO
preserve fe by sustaining the In person
having II on cannot his face to the he tries II
Is dvided Into three ost ci ayr apartments each (which
hfepreseiv The weight is but iuie ordi
nary round singlechsnbered preserver The American
destitute have twice awarded this invention highest
monis and premium The Invention simple and adapted
for all prrsons and made With elssc springs dspted 10
sdes-and general assortment ssser. houl fear Of
cont sdcion, that Dono OF the rece pulled
contvsnces designed for he purpose have ihe OF
the merit which distinguishes irs life preserving
shove ali other things known Price, from sS 10 s.
With one OF these man river and Aoat with
head, mech and shoulders above water, for Tue
race supplied liberal terms Merchants and Trsders
fOr California will ind every desirable floating apparatus
suited 10 her purpose manufactured and for sale al 3
COrtlAnd-t n. Y. HORACE VI DAY
y I'm Manufacturer OF India Rubber snd 9uus Perchs
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CALIFORNIA SADDLES.

L h. J. BULL, SsGdiers, 2lS Broadway IL the store
-. 20 procure suitsbe saddle ride on to the gold
mines IN California Governor Msson explored them on
Of the saddles he procured essh shment and
We have lately fitted out the u Governmsn Inland and
Coast Surveyors and numbers OF others ut s have
few OF The same sort left Cal and supply yourselves gem
temen, before you leave Ssddle-bsgs also have that
will hold mint Of god Holsters to carry brsce o. ps
tos brides ~ all descriptions and light sole leather
strap 10 The bscks Of mules 10 carry your clothing
jsck tnivos. pick.sxes, &c.
JIG iweod- b. 4 J. BULL, 206 Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-20

FROM MARAcAIBo-Repuise of the Poes Forces.
We have been favored with the following extract.
giving some pslticulsrs Of the naval engagement of
MsrAcabo between the hota Of Gen Psez and that OF
the VeneTue Government.
PoRro CABELLo, Dee 2e ls4s
Tho Lermet arrived yesterday morning from the bar
OF Msracsbo. and brought dispatches giving account
OF an attempted surpuze OF the Government fleet Bs-
20 Seco by the Msrscaibo squsdron, at A. NJ on the
18th mat They beaten of with considerable 1
la killed and wounded and the bark and schooner
went on shore and were tsken possession of by the
Government forces, while smother schooner WAS sunk
10 said that the Msracsiberos gh with great des
peraton. and that Cells threw 20 bodies overheard
from the Constitution. which much crippled hav
Ing led the In the attempt to board The suthOr
ties report loss 10 the msrscsiberos of nearly 200
men IN killed wounded and prisoners. while they &C.
knowledge only IL wounded and none killed on board
their own feet
The Augusta steamer. had twenty shots Ia her only
one between wind and water. which was plugged after
letting two feet water into her hold What the effect
OF this repuse may be- 1t 10 difficult to foresee as the
Msrscaiberos stl hold the castle under which the re.
mainder Of their squadron 10 said TO have taken refuge
We fear that there Is little doubt Of the cause of Gene
raj Paez having sustained q severe check though the
accounts OF loss may Do much exaggerated
Journal of Commerce.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-20

Jsn 2s d. a - o. ssaaI.s ship s4tsn u
FOR New
Jan 49, 3D. lon 7 brg Rs5oT LAY. from Orssn.
of Nee forsst ost nearly al her ss-as unisr os toT
stsy s1dt rysaA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-20

,. : HEEysr GLyES nat, ger, --sax Of Ii. ere.
go s.s''r' - % e-t a. th- Gee Of sh.~n.. ~ ~
:, % nssay ne sA ty 81 narch Iss AZ 10 o'e. : ~.
1ocn u tHs; -T-h-~ forr, Decsnosr a lsts - WV
yso. 7 JoEssTos)
X c0RSELL lrrs,...
- t.-.y.. L n 6ILLllAE y
CA tHkRxAg, Aaorssy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-20

COMMUNION sETs.-Yskons tanksrds gooless
~ snt ras-s- Also, q crsna bowls ard occficn plates
I1arafsef-Iet A. for sksc a. BQrlrg-sip, By.
al LSSIUs HAkf .als EoN tlcsa Hat
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FOR CALIFORNIA.
FOR CALIFORNIA.

FOR CALIFORNIA.
- THE NEW. SUPERIOR white oak clipper.built
g,-zG ship SACRAMENTO, Hale master and supercsgo,
no~ being rgged, copcsre and fitted 40 for the
comfort and accommodation or passengers will sal from
n port about the lh day Of February next and will be
~ San Francisco to Edward Dunbar brother
OF Of subscribers who kilsd In the CTese Cry
recently. and will give Information and render osner fAci
ties 10 passengers a. ibst port For farther particulars "
freight and passage apply -
SAVER DUNSAR, 81 Broada
il2 ITO or JOSEPH w. HALE, n Old-slip
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-20

| ~; BILE REAL ESTATE IL the civ OF New.Yofs be
&~ longing to the esuie Of ISAAC LAWRENCE, de
ceased In punusnce u order Of the Surrogate OF the
County OF N-vN will be % II public auction at the
Mefehsou Exchange In the City Of NeSYorf, tbs fret
day Of March next 81 twelve O'Clock st Of that dsy
ne following valuable rea esals belonging the estate Of
Issac Lawrence, deceased.
All that certain ot piece parcel Of land stuste lying
and beng in the Twelfth sic 9ih Ward Of the Guy u
New YORK being part and parcel Of trsci subdivision
Of Frances Bsysfd Winthrop. Esquire died seized aod
commonly known ~ The OF Tie Turtle Bay Fam, be
ginning on be etstery side Of fofty seveDhst point
o1e hundred and eghtytwo feet north wsrdy from
the corner Of the Firtsveuue; thence south kyone
grees tnf thirty minutes east four hundred and ten feet
Ihepce north shysS degrees ihiysisL feet; thence
south ihtyeigt degrees essi, orty-igh feet. ihruce
north try -four degrees hnyur feet; hence norm
eighty nine degrees sud thirty minutes ninety
feet iherce souh h.rtyhree degrees east hundred
and nineteen feet; thence south sx'hfee degree. AID
tnty minutes ess1 nineiysN feet thence south hfyone
degrees aud thirty minutes three hlnd cd ard y-
hfee iee' nenc- north forty seven degrees west eight
huhaed and shtyio feet hence sOll ihuy-lhfee de-
gr-es nifty minutes west Eve hundred fee Toe place Of
beginning; containing eight Acres be the same or
Ices IA 1he house aud buildings md improvements there
Oh; being part q The Pr misses Which were conveyed
one Henry bsrcsy by William D Winthrop. by deed
corded IN the OF OF he Register Of the City and County
OF New York 70 Lher No 1888 Of Conveysuees page 81
on he fret day Of March 1925 TIE sad Premise. being
bounded souihwestey patty ty Turtle nay md partly By
snd u Coole Thomas Bsrclay solihezsteriy by the
E.si River on The norlhesslery side by gI0lnd now
sie Of NeholssV ssysId. and on me n0rhFeery side
by laid Of the s,id Henry Barclay on which said premise.
10 erected dwelling house AID $50 sslsbie.
lying and being the Eirhh Ward OF the Civ OF New.
Yos, snown aud distinguished on nap msis Of me e.'a-
OF Abiiah Hammond 10 sad Ward ~ y Bspc..r Ciry
Surveyor 10 1885 and b, survey made By Dauie Ewe1
cry Surveyor IN 1871. - og number u.s. ara bounded OF
said map ss oovs westerly lot 81 par
Of 49, oUth-ry by o number hurdr-a ani .egeul-en
esste,y BY Mercegse-t and norherly lot number e
being IS described on said ma. tU-oty-fopr r.. 80,
Inches front ard ard hundred feet deep TIE
ssne more or less ssic lot beng known ana cisu-
gushed BY n. street. runs-r t.r-rtyrhree 81 Mercer
street. which prem ses IL erected tWo-stOry dweng
house.-Ds.cd New y OK, January le, 1873
JOHN l. LAWRENCE, Administrator No. q Walls.
N6
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Colered Mems Convention in Ohio.


A Convention Of the Colored Freemen Of the
State Of Ohio has been Ia session 10 this city for several
days and 10 Dumerousy attended By Intelligent and re-
spectacle men from all parts OF the State IL or
gsnifed on Wednesday In the Methodist Episcopal
Church on Longs by the sppointmen, Of Charles
Lsosston. Esq Of Chlicothe, President, with the
usual number Of Vice Presidents and Secretaries.
On Thursday evening pursuant 10 permission Oh.
tained for that purpose the Convention 10 the Hall
Of Representatives The meeting itself aside from the
unusually Interesting nature Of the exercises IL an in.
oident In our history well worthy Of reflection and re-
marx The cOlOred man has been allowed 10 come up
without iosult aud without reproach-tO enter into
place hitherto deemed sacred 10 the white alone
and standing there 10 plead his right TO he deemed
man and brother, and TO claim community Of inter
Get In all that sppertsns ~ humanity-to sey our
God" and to beg permission 10 say Country"
prepared address was delivered by VIM ii. Day
young man from Oberlin, upon the subject OF the
grievances which the co0red people OF the Uaited
ststes-ooth 10 slavery and emsnicipston-suffer Ia
comparison 10 those borne by the fathers of this Re
public under the rule Of Great Britain before the Re
violation. The parallels drawn between the two ca,es
were extremely striking and forcible and for beauty
OF composition and propriety Of delivery the GRAFTON
would bssra comparison with the lsbored effort. Of
men Of far greater lame and far hi cher pre,enson
After the close OF Mr. Days address the audience
vas sgreesby entertained by speech from John NJ
Watson Of Cleveland. Mr. Watson announced himself
~ native born citizen OF Vrgnia-the land Of Wash
fngton, anf " self emancipsted slave" He thought
that he might recommend himself hnd his remarks TO
The Democrats present, BY the fact that he born
blew over the same hills with Thomas Jefferson. An
emgrsnt from sister State he came here 10 beg a
boon the bestowsl upon him and those who In bis
situation OF those privileges which freely granted
% right to the emgrsnt from Ireland or from Germs
ny. He went into examination Of the black laws
their consttutionsy and their legal and moral effect
They work. he ssid degradation 10 the black and dis
grace to the white II they dead letter why
leave them monuments OF the barbsrsm Of the past
they are living law nterpose 20 prevent the horrd
injustice OF which they may be made the instruments
m future.
The address was q strong and good one, and
hvened by sparks OF genuine wit which elected fire..
quent and tumultuoss applause. The speaker himself
was evidence Of what soul do, under the
pressure of extraordinary difficulties. In bis case 1t
has made man
The meeting was enlivened by some fnc singing and |
was model Of all that decorous and respectable
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SHOW GASES AND sAsHEs.

Show GASES AND SASHES.
SHOW CASES AND SASAEs Of every descrtptcr
Smsde 70 order. Also Show Cases always on hand and
IN as JOIN .. RoLAEs. q pslsssy-A
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Foreign Ports.
Domestic Ports

A. cbsgss 81 mt bsrt John Bensoa wssa m sss Yo.
AtSt Jag1 De- Cuba 20 bnrs NOrnsn Lst f1 New fCn s
J.rny Lind, Coulsry. Co. Gu
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a THk vALUADLN ChMkNr rRopEKrY

II known AZ he team Mill A. " lbur, Ulster County,
- now supplying Government snd other heavy con-
tracts with Hydraulic CemerL 10 offered for sale or 20
lease There about 40 Of land lyme fact the
Rondou Greek, good wharf siorehouse, brick mill
engine t~o Ofsio Skins teneuens and shurdsntce
meut and lime stone qusrries. The works msk-
ing 100 bbs day which be much increased The 10
cstOu, III h- terminus Of he Delaware Hudson Ca
nal. tide water. and bot Eve hour. sail from The city
renders desirable property for couuscors &c large
amount rrnsn pond and mOftg age Or fls-c ass
city properly received 10 exchange
do I'm GTLFAD SMITH 81 WsrLs
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III FOR -AS FRANIIsCO. cALiFoRNiA,
49, AND THE GOLD RtGlONs-Th splendid fast
SAILING liy--osk shp ROBERT BOVINE, command
ed by Capt Cameron one u the sblest and most
perencsd Captains Of me port OF New Yort I'D late
hrsg In commsni Of Tie L. Fngse Msc-dOnian under
Com De Kay, during her lAis mission Of mercy to Ire
land. The chip vii sat- the 1h u jan ssillfu and
experienced Physician and SGrseon accompanies the
diuon which made Of zone bat respectable and stead
persons Advantages here offered rarely 10 be met
w and cannot bat DO satisfactory 10 all DESTROYS Of Oa-
ing the association
The ship Ill have cargo Of $40 bbs Of 1our 40 do beef
so DO pork 500 do Aresc - do neal - do nee ~ DO
Ion do potatoes leo do beans 81 hsgs codee bbs Of vine
gar 10 hh1s mossses 10 bhs Of IN bbs Of onions
10 boxes II sOsp, - Eexsof bu-r chrss Of 50 qgin
iss Of goldfish Toe ship and will belong the pa.
s-ngers and each passenger vii be entitled 10 barrels OF
freight beside his baggage IL 10 be ieged by competent
meu hat the balance Of the provisions. when the vessel
rves al san Francisco will sell FOR has the price Of
the passage and is opposed that h- ship In that pou will
be worth from 81 10 $1,000 To those who wish 10 emit
CRAZE to The Gold Region tnis oer superior advantages 10
many respects-P = A the lsls fast hilng up the
berths should BE- scared without delay For farther
cuars ppy on board 10 the Captain foot Of Bat
River. Freight AIKEN on reasonable terms
Passage, with share ofosrgo and vessel ESQ is Ga
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ADVICE TO CALIFORNIANs.-Per ,op, va

A DNlCE TO CALIF0RN1ANS.-fefso wac
"A soil rom this pon for California without an cuff, Of
odis Rubber Goods may i've to thar they ever sr
ed while those no purchase India Rubber Tent Coat
Cap W sdlns Boots Camp anks Air Bed. Life Preserv-
er, Csnieeu, kusp'scs, Clothes Bag sc &c will be sble
when they reach the Dorado 10 for themselves
boATdes need be, sDd OK for god In water bali HON
deep Win dry 'ko The beet place In the city 10 purchase
these Articles Is at the new lnds Rubber Warehouse %
JOhnst The subscribers avtrse to pufhng or thew
would that their air beds consructsd as 10 be
converted Toto rss or bosis for crossing ve ons OF
meiohs9ci'e and are entitled to be called the Combined
Bed ard Boat" No person should purch boat without
hrsi examining this article For the owes prices by
Jb lweodS lmN CHURCH, ELLIS TOMPKINs
New lndia Rubber Wsrehouse % Iohn.
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sPuRsuAscE ofofss o,ssr Of ts- ssus- Of he ooans Of
Ss- fort . hsrsoy r-en al hsr CLAIMS
AS.n-, ISAAC QUACKIsBCsH u the Cay Of Ss- fos w
iass sessss the 81. tas.of % tho
saoscrhs u ssnss wycxof los yss-y
he Cry Of ssos 81 March
Data Ssv yos, barb tsy % ssp,smsss IA
J. HAGfLrOs, H..
Slsvsms AIN QtAcxEsbusH AIM
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fuh sNLk-A country r-s.senc- sisaat.a ln ne
- N.Ate " "l-ioc Coun- or t1e Dsnb1ry rnst sbyQ!
=, n-es non Norraf, AID within TWO hours rfts ~
arLosd OF Newton. ne New svsn Rsro.d psssins
ssih soor distance Of ne premises The house . MI
sIn % u and IN good reps 70 waich s.ched one ar.
osse s9,roSsesc ey esoiee shTnboey snd WI. % sod
G5r oAVkr kpERRlc&s0S - sosih-xs
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FOR CALIFOKNIA AND OREGON.

rpN AMI
~ The United states AL steamship Company hereby
give notice Inst pursuance Of their contract win
The Navy Department the encd and spacious
shp FALCON viii leave Ihi port for HAyans ard Chsgres
90 Ihgrsday February a. noon from pier " with The
msis FOR the Pscl6c.
Persons ocsirous to take passage to California by way Of
the 10 linus Of Panama VIII ma 10 heir advantage to
avail themselves Of this opportunity In The opinion OF
me undersigned Of this Con pany means anspor
sion ihe Coast OF CsfDruis will - fond a. Panama
P-ssengers for The Pacific Nal siesm'hp, that
leave Panama for San francisco the 18Th February and
si OF March should immediate application for passage
10 order 10 avoid disappointment
No engagement Dr passage viii be binding 90 the Com
pAny unless The same b sanctioned BY the Undersigned
freghI FOR Chsres ~ per cubic foot be paid II
Newly orr Persons DESTROYS Of sending freight will
early sppn caion, oay about 30 tons Of Measurement
ran h.
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he greater n1be Of The bgoys Dssssre v.f sss q
hss. beer csff.a away recently - erf oe
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:
E.; hnck house and lots Of ground IS Beh1ne.t be-
tween Greenwich aud " ashugtOn SIS. lie u ground
o6 feet front and by about 80 feet deep sd 10
hne warden Also lot OF ground north -de Of Ninth
81 80 feel west Of Avenue Also. lot OF groUnd
south side Of Tsnh-st Immediately IN the Of the lot
on finh-st each lot Is feet ~ haf the block Pan u
the purchase money remain bond and mortgage.
For terms, &c. apply to
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-20

AGENT TO let. lease buy or sell houses and psrs
- Of houses AisO a farm FOR sale Of 2i5 acres In
Oneida County, land under good cultivation ard well
wsfered good house. barn and outhouses. Would AZ
change for city properly sms farm In the suburbs q
N.v-YorK would sell Tor cash, sud would be Wiling
part 81 the purchase money FOR years by mortgage
TIE good Inquire Msngiust near Grand, East River
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-20

cye FUH ~AbE-On reasonable terms house and
q. lot 10 New Brunswick. NJ. The house Il nearly
new, with sffu garden snc Oihef cOnve1iences
person engaged IN business In New York wishing Locale
10 The comfy will in sew Brunswick II the
healthy towns he city. In addition 20 steamboats,,
there six departures 10 and from The city dsy by rail
road throu. IN !; n0uD C0mmuison tctes Issued.
which with The 81 purchase will reduce the
one-hslf ih-t of good rednc IN NewYOrk Inquire
Of fins tml HUNTINGTON 4 co " Waist