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NAvAL.-Ihe Norfolk Courier says that the U.
$ slore-ship Erie, Lieut.. Commanding VIM d.
Porter, then at the Brooklyn Navy Yard would
probably sail for the Mediterranean about the 29lh
uit, stopping at Madeira to land Com. Gregory,
who is ordered to relieve Com, Cooper in the com
mand of the African Squadron. .. The U. S.
frigate ST. Lawrence, Capt. Paulding, arrived al
Copenhagen from the Weser, on the Dist July, all
well-expeeted to sail in few days for Cronstadt.
The U. s. schooner fancy, Lieut. Cong c. G.
Hunter, from the Mediterranean, arrived at New
York on the 22d ult The following is list of her
officers:
Lieut. CommaEdng-Chas. C. Hunter; Acting MssteI-
j. Dorsey RI al; Assistant Surgeon-Ias Gillian; Passed
taiH's CleIk-Edmund T. storms.
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A BAR.KEEPER. Apply at No IS7 Povdras street
"A salt
QUININE,
4 ANDING per bark Yarmouth for sale nv
L. 50 r. j. HART co % TohoupitOuIss ST
PROPOSALS.
SEALED PROPOSALS will he received NJ the O6os
- of the NewOrlsans Gas Light COm1R5v ComT1oD st
until the I'th INST for Lighting the Public Gas Lamps oF
One Year from the LIST of October next For particulars
Apply a. Lne OIlce. s4tl7
-,,,, TO RENT:
FINHE LARGE STORE No Triangle buildings -.
Il suitable iO COppeTsmiih large store for Ware F
housing. For terms apuly 10 80 I;I
81 NJ Il. DEVEREUX, 26 Tchoupitoulas ST.
-rr,,, GROCERIES,
lust RECEIVED-l5 hf chests fine BIacy Teas
halEchests Imperial Teas
g GunpOwder Teas;
~ oOis FL2sh Quincy Ruttpr Crackers;
20 ileIees IrowDTidge, Beatty < Co.'S Hams;
J5V boxes Claret, various brands;
~ casks India and Scotch Ale;
~ -. London Porter and Brown Stout;
MadelTa, Sherry, and very choice Old Port
fish Pickles and Sauces ing
For sale BY RAYMOND & ARMIPAGE.
s9-2 IOlz1p l lamp street
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Steamboat Departures This Day.
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re- U. ). Mai Steamer sen ny estLF0r Phtsbutg.
draught passenger steamer will leave above TdlS Day
Wednesday, al NJ. puncuay, PoyiraB wharf
HYDE g. OGLEsBY, IL PoylrRs st
Passengers will please be on board at the hour.
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The Cholera HuHga riaH Demonstration Ffrslnan's
R01o- The firm Of Robert d Knight Of TamDicO-No
Ne15S from Canada or Round IsLaRd-SdiLang of The
Falcon.
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Cash SILK Goods Establishment.
G. YALE, JR., & CO.,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
SILK, FANCY AND STRAW GOODS,
Millinery Articles, Ribbons, Laces Gloves, ShatDls,
HOSIERY AND LINENS,
No. 81 Magazine street,
stalls between Common and GrAvier sts.
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GD- For Justice of the Peace .Iessrs Editors
Please uuu-uuCe C00nsl SPARkEL HALE as CaBdUts ia
ssp5 II s FgIFNDs
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EB7 Notice-Messs. SHELDON & FELTON,, Con.
ignees Of lu5 boxes barrels and ca Melehondze store and
bark MERLIN, New York 2j January 1879
call pay charges same, viii AZ
thirty days from date. SAMUEL TOBY & NEPHEW,
aus In Agents Of Bark.
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to For Oonsta ble.- Hessrs. Editors Please an
n'unce IhOAiAs Candidate Tor Constable
Jusce's Court the take place on Tie 5 Of November
THE people
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~ PERSEVERANCE, Fire Co. No. 10 You will
ReSe attend Special elngi at hgpasg o'clock P. NJ Tis
DA Y for IupOit matter.
sep5 LINN MARKS President
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C 0 M MERCIAL AFFAIRS.
MONEY MARK EFT.
SDn~ -~l--, HN<u~ \

Thursday, Feb. I-6 p. M.
Quotations for stocks fell of to-day fraction and
the faes were only to moderate extent. Tho bears
operate with great deal Of spirit and confidence and
apparently with the firm conviction that points much
beew those ruling, will soon be realized. There
are not 60 many purchasers in the market, and the
bulls seem disposed to wait the arrival of later &C.
counts from California before involving themselves
any deeper In the fances Outsiders have left the
street. almost in body and prices must settle down in
the absence of stimulus to sustain them. There
Is more active demand for money, and loans made
call few weeks since, at low rates Of interest have
been called in to great extent. The demand
FOR specie for payment of duties has already been
large and the probability is that for the next two
three months the payments into the Sub Treasury will
DO very heavy. The banks already feel the influence
of this DRAIN and have lately been cautious in
their movements.
At the first board day. Treasury notes fell of per
cent; Harlem, "a Long Island, n; Canton Co., 1;
Farm So Loan y; Erie Railroad, u; Erie Bonds ad-
vanoed y. The wet stormy weather no doubt had an
particularly sensitive and disagreeable day generally
deprssses prices fraction.
The Manhattan Banking Company have declared q
semi annual dividend of three half per cent pay
able on the 10th inst.
The Mechanics Bank, at Newark, has declared .
semi annual dividend of three per cent payable this
day
The trade a tonnage Of the Morris Canal, Ia each
of the past four years. according to Official returns,
Eere A annexed -
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Markets.

y CINcINNATI, February I, 1S4y.
Flour-There Is NO change in prices to note. The
market for grain is also without change, either
CARDS prices demand Whskey- the demand is
lair; eales to moderate extern at l51i Provisions
Bacon shoulders bring 40. per ID. Sales of pork In
bulk and eides at 4c frcm the country The sales Of
pork to moderate extent including $50 bbls. at
$40. There lisa steady trade demand for sugar, and
prices are firm. There IL an increased demand sfor
coffee, and half cent advance is asked. Sales OF 300
1bls. molssses at 24c. a 26c.
PITTsBURG, February l, 1849.
The -four market is steady, with a moderate business
In favor of the buyer the sales scarcely
worth reporting We quote the ordinary grades at
So 6SA a So IS. In grain there is change, either
as regards price or demand. Prime white wheat is
dull at CSC 70c. There is inquiry for for
shipping at previous rates w hskey Ia fair demand
at lee. In groceries and fruits there has been no
change, and the supply is about equal to the demand
BALTIMORE Feb /, 1849
The market il unchanged The weather has been
quite Indictment to-day, accompanied with rain and
0leet.
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The increase in tonnage nsported has been about
the same year. although the per cent increas
greater in each the three years previous to the last
The transportation Of iron ore lumber in the
year 1s4s, exhibits a large increase the previous
year. We have no report from the company Of It's
financial operations during the past year. but from tho
Inability of the treasurer to pay the interest the
debt as 1t falls due, should judge that the finances
were in rather desperate condition. The stock OF
this company Is now selling In this market at 50 to
0 per share, and 1t is question il it is worth even
40 much. The reduction In tolls, made previous to the
resumption of navigation last spring, has probably
offset the advantages which might otherwise have
been derived from increase Of tonnage. This
"a ny have applied to the Legislature Of New Jersey for
certain privileges which, II granted, will 1t Is stated
tend to improve the value Of the canal and extend its
field Of operations At present the prospect Of any
Important increase In the actual value Of the stock Is
very poor but it is good enough for speculation, and
1t Ia probable that is about ell 1t will ever be.
The annexed statement exhibits the quantity Of un
cold government lands in the Chicago Land District,
on the 30th Of April 1siS, and the LIST Of January,
ls49.-
CHICAGO LAND DHrRrcT.
Amount Il UNFOLD government lands In the District
= N Aprii 80, 184S- acres. ........,..... 604 957
!. ss:unt cold for cssh from lat May to
e.,lrt December, 1s4S, inclusive. 32,738
Amount located with SOLDIERS War
rants from lst Of April TO 10th Nov,
1s4s, inclusive. 49,: .."...... .127,e31
Amount located duriog the month Of
December, 1s4s not yet perfected,
about looVo
leaving unsold on the LIST day If Jany 1s49 .02e2Ss
A sufficient number Of wsrrantsiT' been located,
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Nahpg. ...s.sss...... $oza,O9& "a
Nothing has occurred to render 1t probable that the
State will be called upon to pay any Of the abi
ties which 1t hiss heretofore assumed certain rail-
road corporations is the only State in
tho Union which can make such financial exhibit
this Its railroad stock is put down at It's par
value whereas It il worth two per cent premium
and will ultimately be worth much than 1t is at
present. Its revenue for the past year. has been in
creased the sale Of rarosd stock to the amount Of
$45,500 But for this item there would have been de-
iciency; the assets hand, however, have been in
creased by carrying to the credit account portion
Of the proceeds Of that sale.
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The W eekly Herald.

The Weekly Herald will be published at nine
O'Clock, tomorrow morning. Its contents will
embrace all the important and interesting intel
Agence of the week. Subscription prlce-$3 per
annum, or slxtence per number.
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AMUSEM ENTS,

y E 1's a ss,~ @n entitled The
rsts1sy Co. M wn.ns My sydssT. .iss wsmy. Ais
az Psss
Two Bounding Glsss BY Lsysssr Lee aud NJ Lee To
M Ms. Taylor FL
Gallery H oenA Doorsopen ct 6k ooook commands att
CHANFRAU's NATIONAL THEATRs. LATE CHATHAM
BLACK T N,i Il. SCOTT oss.:
tns NV
x h MI
II
Ss5s' 2Sc Pit ike Doors open at sk 0eloak-oommsnoe
at the Opera House. Saturday Feb 3d. and Monday Feb
H: ssS
RURToNs TnEATRE-A cARD.-TaE UNDERSIGNED
n pubic the Of his nsss Welsh
and smith in connection with his saturday ins
'
MEcnANios' HALL. NOTE BROADWAY, BETWEEN
sHa iilsS PEE sTs5 1nh
hn m
ss q s. N @
They win have h0 honor Continuing their nubls Concerts
new Buresque Of their Voyage Musical Admission Is
Doors at 7-Concert at O'clock. An AZ
onoon Concert Saturday commencing O'clock Ma
p:gersnd Director, T. r. CHRtSTY,
MEXICAN MUSKUM-P 7. BARNUM, MANAGER AND
PROPRIETOR Greenwood Jr. Assistant Manager-Spen-
did performances afternoon o'clock and evening
at half past o'clock Rayther particular Two Persons
sixteen feet high weighing S5 pounds The Quaker Giant and
s 'ss aSs Iii OF d
cate young Qu.tsresI Of nearly feet high and
stands plump eight feet in his stockings. and weighs
gus poundh They can DO at all hours with Major Little
ian In.
FAINT that walked alone The sable Brothers
Model Of Highland Mammoth Broehsrs Living Omng
0utarg Wax Scripture satuary Madame Rockwell
IAN cents. ''
WALHALLA 80 CANAL STREET. NEAR BROADWAY
W Proprieto PesCh LeaOpsn every evening, and We'd
nesdays and Saturday afternoons o'clock ceng
pargsette, 70 cents Cheat Mile
da Rvre the most perfect model extant will appear
nights Also the entire troupe Of Model Artists comprising
OF the woman in existence Miss Louisa Sinclair
accomplished danseuee 10 also tho Orleans Fo
male serenaders who will appear night Slave
Tans venur, and twenty other splendid representations OF
living pictures.
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subject to symptoms not yet expired to reduce the
above to about 600 0o At this rate the public lands
In that district will be disposed Of Emigration
s settling towards nos very rapidly and the system
Of internal Improvement recently adopted In thst
State, viii soon make It OF the most desirable ocs
lions for sgriculturasts In the Western country. 1t
Is in contemplation to construct Q railroad from Chi
csgo to Cairo bill being before Congress for grant
oflsnd along the propossdne aid the completion Of
the work. 1t has passed the Senate and will NO doubt
pass the lower house In elton with these
ments, annex for the benefit of those interested
in lands In Illinois, the material points in recent de-
cson Of the United States District Court Of that State
relative to tax titles.
The suit was an action Of eectment, instituted to
recover l60 acres of land in Adams county, Illinois.
The plaintiff showed good title derived from the Uni
ted States and possession by the defendant and rested
his case.
The defendant relied upon seveu years possession,
the payne MT Of taxes during that time, and
ed title from the Auditor of the State sale Ia 1922
for taxes under the act of 1927 The Auditors deed
dates in 1881 Such was his title.
The defendant maintains that he is protected by the
limitation laws OF 1885 not by that then he s by
the law OF 1882 "to quiet possession and confirmed
titles to land."r
sion without title would not avail That the Supreme
Court of Illinois, in 1887 in the of Garrett Hig
gins had decided that the Auditors deed unsccompa
MED with proof Of the Of the essential
quisites Of the law conveyed NO tte Therefore, the
defendant is not protected by that law.
The court also decided that the law Of 1888
constitutional and void because purports to
to one man the land of another. The court further
decided that the Auditors deed as in
the case at the bar by proof that he had performed all
the requisites Of law authorizing him sell the land
for taxes convey title Therefore, the defendant
is not protected by claim and of title made in
good faith in the meaning Of the Law The court de-
fined the claim and color of title made in good faith"
under this law to be such title as in law would
the estate prima face, If better title be not shown.
That It is question Of law and not depending upon
the opinion Of the occupant otherwise tee defence
would depend upon the capacity Of the man to judge;
in which case, it would protect one and not avail
another, who might be more intelligent.
The finances of Massachusetts, are represented Is
being In the most prosperous condition. The annual
revenue exceeds the annual expenditures, and the
asse Is exceed the liabilities Of the Treasury six hun
dred and twenty four thousand dollars as will be
seen by the statement annexed
FINANCES OF MAssAcHUsETTs-REvENUE AND ExPENDI-
The receipts into the Treasury, the last
year, including So 1874 II on hand Janu-
ary /, 1s48, and S45 500 for Western
Railroad stock sold, amounted to. $560,029 Sc
And the expenditures to-. ........... 648,674 81
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Dreadful Railroad Accident.

BosroN, Feb. l. 1849
As the steamboat train from New York was passing
over the Providence road this morning. while passing
Through Canton, part of the boiler and engine blew
up with tremendous noise ana tore off the head of
Lucius Cummings. the engineer and badly injured
The fireman. The passengers escaped unhurt.
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fever 10 raging Cotton 10 nrm, and merchants are
waiting the receipt of the fsrsign news due at your
port. t-s q. lsa.
Departure OF Gen. Taylor Tor Warrington.
New ORLEANS, Jan. so, 1846.
General Taylor left his plantation In this State, in
the steamboat Vicksburg day. proceeding thsncs to
Nashville, Tennessee. He intends reaching Washing.
ton by the Goth of February Mr.. Clay is to accom-
pany him
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steamship southerner. &c.

BALrIMoRE, Feb l. 1S49-9P. M.
The Southerner arrived at Charleston Tuesday.
There is nothing south Of Mobile to- night by the
Eu~,,xA
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Western Navigation, &C.

PIrTsBURcH, February l, 1S49.
The weather is very pleasant here to- day, and
have fifteen sixteen feet of water in the chan
mel Of the river The Muskingum river also in fine
,navigable order
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Fire.

ALBANY, February j, 1849.
fire occurred this morning in Ferry street, Troy.
oolored boy, belonging to the premises, burned
TO death.
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HO! FOR CALIFORNIA


pR0P0sIT1oN TO CALIFoRNIANs--THE sUBsCRI
bers ready to contract to supply emgrants California
with their patent fresh cooked Provisions These
provisions consisting of Meats. Fish, Vegetables Soups Milk,
&c. in cannistr retaining perfectly their natural
flavor and keep wenyone in any climate 400 lb pro-
served Meats U lbs preserved Potatoes 50 lbs concentrated
Soup and 4OO lbs Of Ship Bread than sufficient
years and cost but 81 80 week. Having
them trouble and Of cooks boarding house
backs Of mules three months supply can sent distance
salt provisions are these list their liability to spoil when
Guilty Of transporting them without roads,
places and 3D. that they be LUXURY
be to those who have lived better EmgraDts
cannot be certain Of obtaining
prices Panama at San they better
take six months supply of goods with them,
many more sent round the Capef This will relieve them
contingencies they will otherwise DO subject to- Shippers will
find these provisions much cheaper better and lvenient
than any live stack tor vessels supplies also excellent aud pro-
table articles for adventure California the inspection
Of purchasers canners constantly kept open ut
house. where be obtained variety Poke Preserves
Sauces East AID West India Condiments
Sour Crou keep OIL the scurvy and other arclen
the line
WELLS KILLER PROVOST. 2l7 Front st.. NY.
B.-W, M. Il y. caution Calornans against purchasing
the above articles that put by fresh upsars
ncs who take occasions Like the present to palm of goods that
will not stand.
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LOST, sc.

d Oh REwARD.-LoST DOWN TOWN OR IN GOING
XOrm Beaver street the South Ferry soherrns
horn street. Brooklyn double Gold heavily chased
Johnson maker Liverpool four holes ewelled baak six
gold SEAL with The reward
will be raid tohe finder nsns TO Bs Broher Beaver
itreet n. Y.
90 REwARD-Losr ON THE 3lsr OF JANUARY, AN
VI 0rde,, drawn In IA Of ID. d. Hadey the
any but the owner Please call Debru SS 9th ayonu
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AmUyEuEN


BROADWAY THEATRE A, MAssHALt PRopRIE
ID .or-on Friday Evening. February viii be present.
S 81 ~ D
serwsrds Count Of Monte Crst assuming the characters
ss fss 7 l.s1 fes s
Mercedes .scsss M As, H.yass Miss waaok G.reoas
a. e sys%Ss FrSSEq,y yi played bronsham
Joe sedey Mr. Bu, ~ Crawisy Mr. Broughsm'
s.,o DoSsn Mr. Mr. SSassUn NJ Me
I % .h =;
" G Mr. Y @
Dos * ss.' and f'ra''' $780, Family
M ITcasLEe OLYMPIC THEATRE FRIDAY EVENING
M YoS ss smss r
bssn Dolly D Ss Nd
e. :' .s $SW & ST SsS
x @ NJ aS9s Gno Ms TO
Doors open :. 6X NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. e T. 0'' '''' 'N
soAS LEVI CO. FsoRsm
Joe PoneS will Se al 0u o c snS
80 win the world :sonishns Arab Troupe with nuataPha Of
os Rnse. i
s %s
ing have yolun teered Messrs Wood Conove
@ rai
OF the house. 26oents-children half price.
GUNGLs LAST CONCERT IN THIS CITY. WILL TAKE
~ place at the Tabernacle Saturd evening February Sd
For programme, &C., zee future advertisements.
nONNAvAN'S GRAND SERIAL (ORIGNAL) PANORAMA
~ Of Aexico-Panted q 600 feet Of Canvas exhibiting
view Of country 5000 miles in length prsentng to hes
ator the mostsublme scenery in tho exhibition
for short time, ut Panorama Hail. 693 Broadway Adjoin
ing Nblos Garden Doors opon at exhibition
ooock-Aiso on Wednesday and Saturday afternoons at
o'clock. Tickets b0 cents; Children half price.
GEOLOGICAL HALL, 81 OVERWHELMING AND
a Interesting Performance by the Lion Queen Miss Cal
houn who will appear the Den Ct Wild Beas and through
her Extraordinary performance Afternoon Evening
Of this Week The collection Of animals at geological Ball
now the finest possible condition particularly the Whs
Polar Bear who 70 fresh and vigorous no the day
no WAS captured in tho Arctic Ocean, Admission. - oenA
Children. half proo.
TINE GREAT CHINESE MUSEUM, $50 BROADWAY, BIZ.
tween Spring and Prince streets and the only il this
country consists Of number OF life size figures Of Chnes
Of all Glasses several hundred Chinese painting apartments in
houses stores and vessels medes OF pasodas temples and
bridges specimens OF Chinese manufacturer their agricultural
and mechanical implements Instruments Of music lanterns So
&c. Open from nine AM till ID r NJ daily. Admittance, -
cente Children under twelve, hall. price.
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To ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Gold Pens.-Persons geinS to California
Ehoud take with them of celebrated Eoheleu Gold
PENS which warranted years. portable
nonvenient ard will outweara Of Quilts Steel renA
Gold only BY B.E WATSON, Is Wall ST.
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Portable Dressing Gases. Aam afactured by
ehe Subscribers will be found examination, contain all
that dearable for toilet smallest possible
aoe The articles selected with strict regard quality and
0es warranted. q. SAUNDERS u SON,
No. ~ Broadway Of Liberty and S7 Broadway.
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aOs FOR CALIFORNIA.

RIVE s..ais q IAN Ss sss.assp
successfully i1' the
ney new boilers Nc in the manner She is
Dc fitted with mas sAl &C. and Confidently expected she
each q be
he up H.
snto River Several shares having been tak those wishing
'''''' Can ''''A A''' szssss s.so
FOE ST Francisco clAsaE. pIRIcr-Tal NEW
MsIasy sta instant from pier No North Rvss .ssnssn
to- e. iss
s
EOR SAN FRANCISCO. CALIReRNIA.-rHE SPLENDID
copper fastened and coppersd bark s.mose Of 7sl
IN ss lying M s
goth inst limited nynser Of will be taken This
passengers t.opcs Climates being amply provided with
n IS a:
vessels She has carried STORAGE and is
&
% sn:n sn F. %
their families will find comfortable home during
r.
sr1lSDD
de!sired win pos lively sail Monday morning Fsb Str
ON by IN aTs " Be
sss' % $, a
passenger. sw hert5s remain unsslea Price. $50 and
siops Apply to the Captain board, foot Of Roosevelt
EoR SAN FRANCISCO CALIroRNIA-raE NEW "Al"
for the above port the Oh February This ns hps
tor freight . ss; % IT, q n
Fom San FRANCISCO GAIIE99SIAgmE "a J
manded by Capt Daniel Furmap having cargo
Ssns
safe and seedy passage and arrive in advance
s sa sss
CD ssr
.sn and he cabin w s
be osassa IN this IA An Of nv
q. G. BENSON i co, 50 South st.
TEE BARK ANN WELSH, NEW LYING AT PIER NO.
% East s w nuS s%S.r: q n Sr1ns
T. on requested to be board Friday evening
EoR CALIfoRNIA-,FoR SALE, FREIGHT. OR CHAR
IS az ss
wen calculated Tor company going 70 GsfSnla APpy
40 Washington, corner Of Laght at.
EOR SAN FRANCIsCo-THE FAST SAILING BARK KE-
Okla Capt Jas MCGUIRE having all her freight board
Apply e x:
en- board pier 49, East River She wiz sailor the ah
FoR TIE GOLD REGIONS OF CALIFORNIA, VIA CHA.
ETA to 81, poS uNns, On s he h fine
has yet room for few first cabin passengers we'll
mit number in the second cabin who
to and will noy super to those afforded
by other vessel Passengers will DO allowed
board the vessel fifteen days after her arrival at Chagres
vided majority de:re it, at moderate day. afford
leaving the bark For freight apply board foot Of
JOHN & ROBERT OSBORN. III Wall street. o.
JAMES W. ELWELL, 81 South street.
PARK BONNIE ADELE, FOR SAN FRANoIsoo.-A
- Steamer will be at er No. East River to convey the
eengers to the Bark at IL o'clock A ~
sCHOYER q Co., 80 Wall street.
Three paasngcr can still be accommodated in the saloon
NHAGREs-CR Observation-Disclosures WO PASSAGE
tickets board the Steamship Crescent City, CAagrs
They in the saoen and berths in the ship
Applyto WIN. RAUGER, 81 Oourtlandt street.
CTEAkSBIP CRESCENT CITY.-FOR SALE A PASSAGE
- ticket for Chagres Apply at ~ Ludlow street.
CALlFORIA FOR SALE. PASSAGE FROM PANAMA
to St. Fancisco In the forward cabin Of the
10Th Of February Apply to
JOHNSON WATERS & EDWARDS No. "A Broadway.
OVERLAND TO CALIFORNlA-STEAA AND SAILING
~ Passenger LueThe brig Mary with tho
steamboat Putus leave 7h Febuary for California Lake
q