The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-23


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NOR CALIFosNIA-FIRsr SHIP FOR SAN FRANCIS
oo-Tbe and solendidy fitted up ship BALANCE,
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keepers Hotel Nd H.1 Gaa2k ai ~
MOB SAN rRANCIsCO-THE MAaNIrIcENr LIVER
pool packet ship Susan G. OWENS 7 tons burthen, fve
accommodations for families
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UNoR CALroRNIA-THE THIRD DIVISION OF TIE
Association forming start March 3st for Cal
join the expedition under
the Cha having the famous Colonel Jack Hays guide
enrolled full Information given. by D. AOUGH
Front street Prosidopt pro tenn.
AazatanA company forming. 70 start on the Dth inst
the above route which economy and despatch and
ensure their uoosa principles upon company
four dd mort superior as enquiries will prove Those who
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and the Bowey Next meeting wiz take place on Saturday
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NOR SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFOaNIA-THE BARK NAG
DALA, Capt Greasy belonging to the Sacramento Nj
Ing on board the MsgdAla this asrnoon O'clock
who in hereby notified BY resolution
must paid at this meeting they %p; c forfeit
NJoTICR.-ALL PERSONS BAvIsa CORRESPOND