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Democratic banner., 1849-05-14
NEW ARRIVAL OF
SPRING & SUMNER CLOTHING,
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES. sc.

THE subscriber has Just returned from st.
Louis with a large well selected stock Of
READY-MHDE CLOTHING. comprising all
of gentlemen's ware, calculated to suit
the g~ravest farmer and gayest youth. He deems
It unnecessary to enumerate' the articles. Call
for what you want, and he will be sure to have
1t. He has also a good supply Of 1iEes1a
Dry Goods, Groceries, Queenstc6r<5
HaTdt06re, &C., bis slf'
to which he ~solicits the custom Of his friends
and dealers generally. .G
II Butter and Eggs always received at marks
Ell prices. JpS. kICHAADSoN"
Louisiana, April 3Oth, lS49. -
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Lost or Missent.

"A N IRON BOUND LEATHER TRUNK,
n was left here last November, BY the st.
Louis stage, and marked ''TfOy." The owner
can have it by applicationtot the undersigned. and
paving for this advertisement; otherwise it viii
be dealt with according tolaw.
MINOR s. EUBANK, or
G. MINOR.
April 23d, 1849. Prsirisvills, Mo.
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ST LOUIS MARKET.
Call and Settle.

A IL PERSONS indebted by account to =
"A Jackson & Bro. are hereby notified that their
accounts are for the present inthe nanqs OF ne T.
Block for settlement, and II not setliea soon. WI
Os,;sJ unon. C. JACKSON & BRO.
April 23d, 1871
Democratic banner., 1849-05-14
Last Notice!

A LII person. knowing themselves indebted
"a by bond or otherwise to the late firms Of
Mckay & Co., or VIM. Luce & CO.. will save
cost BY calling ct an early day npon the UNDER
in Louisiana, and settling the same.
The papers ufthe above frma have been placed
in my hands for speedy collection.
E. C.. MURRAY.
.ApsiF "a. 1857 -. -. - s .'9s
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It appears that the burning of the Parlia'
ment House, at Montreal, or the 2bth by
the mob, involved the destruction Of all the
records Of the Colonies for several hundred
wears back.
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LOUISIANA MARKET.
Banner OFFICE, May l4th,

BANNER OFFICE, May 18th, IS49.
We have but little change to note i'll the mark
ct this week. Corn is the only article that ap'
pears 10 be sought. Receipts are light, and
freights are low. The river is about at a stand
weather damp and rainy.
Democratic banner., 1849-05-14
By Telegraph to Louisville.
ADDITIONAL FOREIGN ITEMS.

The jury in the case ofDufie have again
disagreed. The ~prisOnerhas been released
bail.
The Danish entrenchment near to Dupell
has been carried by the laborers and Ba-
~a,;en s-eePs.. TIL. Oer-.-sI~s. 10 --
dred men. Several additional captures
have been made by Danish vessels.
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MARRIED--.On Thursday, the 10th inst,
by John c. Massie, Esq, Mr.. JAMES H. Coffee
to Miss MARY BARTLET, all of this city.
Democratic banner., 1849-05-14

DALbNEsS AND toss OF HAIR is
caused by a want of healthy action of the
vessels which throw off the perspiratiOn
from the head. When these vessels are
weak or diseased, the perspirstion is thick
and clammy, and adheres to the mouths of
the pores, and clogs them up, and dries
and forms scurf or dandruf. Less blood is
then carried to the roots of the hair, and for
want Of which the hair has not sufficient
ts aOS b and consequently become dry
which continuing to increase eventually
produces badness. Restore the capillary
vessels of the hair to their former healthy
circulation, and fine silky new hair will
make its appearance, which will increase
lin quantity and volume until the hair be-
comes thick and healthy.
Jayne's Hair Tonic is the only pre-
paration that has ever been known to
produce new hair on bald heads, which
lit has done in innumerable instances, and
viii seldom fail, if properly and Perse-
veteingly used.
This valuable preparation excites the
scalp to a new and healthy action, cieanses
lit from scurf and dandruf, prevent the
hair from falling of, or becoming prema-
turely gray, cures those eruptive diseases
which often appear upon the head, and in
a majority of cases, produces a fine growth
of new hair. It also gives the hair a rich
and beautiful appearance, uneqnalled by
any thing of the kind.
E7-Layne's ErpectOrant.-This is I'M
|dotbtediy the most valuable, as it is de-
|cidedly the most popular medicine of its
kind ever introduced into this State. The
demand for it has been constant and increas-
ling, from the time it was first offered for
Isale here, last January, to the present time.
Numerous testimonials of its real worth and
usefulness, from very many Of our citizens
might be procured; but a trial will satisfy
all that it is a speedy cure for coughs, colds
Influenza, asthma, hoarseness, and all kinds
l. of pulmonary affections:
bangor Me. Daily Whig:
Prepared only by DR.. d. Jayne, Phila-
ldelphia, and sold on agency by
H. E. BLOCK & CO.,
Louisiana, Mo,
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handsome bell, worth about
800, was received at the wharf on Thurs
day last. designed for the use Of the M. E.
Church.
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NEW

TNHE subscriber begs leayeto inform the citi-
zens of Pike andthe surrounding counties,
that he has Just opened in the lo'cer room Of
Drapcr's Rov, Water street, Louisiana, one Of
the LARGEST AND MOST COMPLETE
STOCKS OF
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u We learn from passengers down from
Alexandra, in Lewis county, on yesterday,
that several cases of Cholera had appeared
in that town, two or three of which proved
fatal.
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STABLE g. FANCY
DRY GOODS,

EVER OFFERED IN THIS MARKET.
= My selections are of the latest styles and Ct the
most approved fabrics Of English, French, and
Domestic Goods; and have been purchased in
the. Eastern Markets at such rates as win. / be-
lieve, enable me to give satisfaction to the closest
dealers.
All persons purchasing goods in this market,
are most respectfully invited to call and examin.
my stock before purchasing elsewhere, and no
pains shall be spared to please them, both in price
and quality Of goods.
The subscriber having devoted his entire at
.tention to the retailing or vending Of Dry Goods
for the last twelve years, feels confident he can
give satisfaction, and hopes to merit a portion Of
public patronage.
P. S.--Most articles of merchantable produce
viii be taken in exchange for goods.
May 18th, lS49.---tf. 81
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LAID uP.-The steamer EdUGrd Bates
we understand, has gone upon the docks
to remain until business upon the river re-
wives.
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RICHMOND, May 10.

~. RICHMOND, May To.
AEoLIrIoNrsM.-A shoe dealer Of the
name of smith, a supposed agent Of the Abo-
litionists, sent two boxes to Messrs. Adams
& Co.'S Express Office, marked merchan-
die, and directed to P. Williams, Phila-
delphia. Upon examination the boxes were
found 10 contain two negroes, supplied with
all the necessaries to sustain life during the
trip. Smith was subsequently arrested and
committed for trial.
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By Telegraph for the Baltimore Clipper
BUFFALO, Maya.
Intelligence received here this evening,
announces that nothing of Importance has
occurred in Upper Canada to day, although
the excitement still continues high. No
further outrages have occurred. Dispatch
es from Toronto, Dighton and other places,
report everything quiet.
Democratic banner., 1849-05-14

~ Edwin Forest, the tragsdian, and hi'
,,ifs1tt.is sid have s'etsrhally separated
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CONTINENTAL.

The French Government has come to the
resolution of an armed intervention to re-
~instate the Pope at Rome, and a force ade-
quate to the emergency has already sailed
to Civita Vechia. The warlike contest be-
the several States of the continent is
still being waged with undated fury, and
with the most disastrous consequences to
all engaged. The Danes are enforcing a
strict blockade of all the. German ports, and
it is stated that hereafter emigrants will not
be allowed to pass unmolested. an
Democratic banner., 1849-05-14
NEW ST II e
AND
CHEAP GOODSM

w. DUDLEY has opened at Louisiana,
Id. Gin the room lately occupied by c. Jack
ION s. Bro.,) a General assortment Of
FANCY AND STAPLE .
Democratic banner., 1849-05-14
From the 81. Louis Republican.
TELEGRAPHIC DISPATCHES.
ARRIVAL or THE AMERICA.
Sr. johns, Nav Sd.

ST.. JOHNS, May 3D..
By overland express we learn that the
has on board sixty-six passengers.
She is expected to arrive at Jersey City on
Saturday afternoon. The overland express
through i'll an unusually short time,
making the run, one hundred and forty-six
miles in eight hours twenty-five minutes.
GRAIN MARKET.
L~fvERPooL, April 20.
Wheat is dull at last quotations. The
demand for Indian corn is fair, and steady
rather better prices. Prime white is
quote at Bis. a 3ls. Cd, prime yellow at 80
q 33s. per quarter.
Democratic banner., 1849-05-14

GROCERIES, HARDWARE, QUEENS
WARE, & CUTLERY.
Intending to make a permanent location al
Louisiana, l am determined to sell my goods, Of
every description, at a very small advance OIL
their cost, for Cash or the Produce of the sur
rounding country, and most respectfully solicit
all persons particularly the ladies) to call ant
examine the quality and prices Of my, Goods be-
fore making their purchases, as l shall at all times
take pleasure in showing them. B. W. D.
May 18th, lS49.---tf
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QUOTATIONS FOR FLOUR IN New YORK.
hr.-I

4 This is the prices predicted and the depre
citation is still progressing The canals of this State
open on the first of May The canals Of Pennsylva-
mia have been open little time, and in active
operation. The canals of Ohio, Indiana and Illinois
will be in full operation with increased facilities
for transportation and the navigation Of tho Western
lakes will be free and safe for vessels of all classes
The whole West is literally running with produce
Of all kinds, and possibility of preventing
prices from reaching very low points There houses
in this city which have made advances upon thou
at prices above those now current and the
chances for an improvement sufficient to make up
the losses poor indeed The banks have been deep
y involved in this movement and in aiding spec uators
have cut short their regular customers This, with
several other things is tho Of the existing strn
gency in the money market.
Every year adds largely to facilities for trans
porting produce from the interior to tho seaboard The
completion of every work Of internal improv ement
whether it is canal, railroad, plank road opens
with it's lateral avenues of communication, large
tons Of country, the produce of which finds outlet
and the prosperity of large class of producers is in
creased The compile ton of the Illinois and Michigan
river and of the Michigan Central Railroad connecting
Lake Erie with Lake Michigan the extension Of the
Wabash and Erie Canal and the completion Of con-
Meeting links of railroad lines in Ohio have given such
additional facilities for transporting produce that
receipts from the country ntersectd by these works
will be much larger than usual
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be borne in mind that the roads In all the wes-
tern States leading to the principal points of shipment
have for many weeks been in horrible condition and
that it has been almost impossible for the farmers to
get their produce to market 1t possible the nsnt
ty of breadstufs waiting shipment the first week in
March, may have been smaller than for years pre-
vous but If 1t was it is satisfactorily accounted fer
above. The low prices current throughout the Wes-
tern States during the whole of last winter doubt
kept back supp0s but the opening of navigation and
the increase of facilities for getting produc t. ket
will bring out the surplus rapidly 'sary 10
keep down prices. 1t is in the country and must
out, and those who have been making advances on
-four, to enable spectators to hold to run up
prices will find the margin left for deprecia ion gradu
ally melting away and their security not worth sui
Client to pay up the principal. AS an illustration of
the truth Of the statements made few weeks since
relative to prices in this market, compa-
rative table showing the quotations current for -four
the 3lst Of March, and 18th ofApril, 1349 -
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manner. The appointment Of the governors will doubt
less have the effect to Bring about reformation
thing most earnestly desired.
SUDDEN DEArH.-A Mr.. ID. Frost fell suddenly on the
sidewalk yesterday afternoon, at the Of Wall
and Water street, and expired. The deceased has q
brother doing business the of William and
Cedar streets The deceased about forty years Of
age, and supposed to have died in At An inquest
will be held on the body to-day.
SUIcIpE.-The Coroner held an inquest Yesterday at
No. 203 Broome street. the body Of Henry Haman,
German by BIRTH aged 65 years, who to his death
by suicide in taking large portion Of opium. The
deceased it seems has been in i'll health for time
past and took this method Of relieving himself from all
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Nnval InteIIlUonce

The following is list Of officers of the U. s. soopof-
war Germantown, which mentioned few days since
as being at st. Kits on the 3lst of March-Charles
Lowndes, Esq, Gommanderi James McKinstry, LIST
Sd do; Samuel j. Shipey, 4th do John Matthews Jr
Master; c. Lawrason Surgeon; John Person, Assis-
tant do; Edward Storcr, Purser; Thos. ii LOCKER, j.
J. Heileman, VIM. II. Toon John X Lagoon, VIM. T.
Glassell, Midshipmen; VIM. C. Thompson, Gunner;
George Thomas Samaker; Edward Harrison, Masters
Mate
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News for California.

The mail steamship Falcon, Captain Thomp-
son, WIN leave to-day, for Chagres, with the mails
for California. The double sheet Herald Of this
morning. will contain the latest from all parts Of
tho world together with complete list of the vessels
that have sailed the golden region Of tho West since
the discovery of the mines Single copies In wrappers
ready for mailing two cents only.
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Mails for Europe.

The mail steamship Hermann, Captain Crabtree, wn
leave this port tomorrow, for Southampton and
Bremen. The Weekly Herald for circulation in Europe
printed in French and English, will be ready in time
for her mails. Single copies, s1pence annual sub
scription, four dollars-to include the postage
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Maiden lane Importers manufacturers and dealers in Fire.
arms wish TO oa the attention OF companies and others
bound for California to article expressly adapted
that trade known IS Halls Carbines loads AZ breech
be fired twenty times in three minutes light weight
to shoot balls 200 yards They by the u
Army and Navy and highly valued by them. This
be rife shot gum 1t need only
its adoption.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY..
REWARDS.

q 100 REWARD WILL BE GIVEN FOR THE FIND
lost overheard from his sloop Saturday afternoon.
April H. off Grand street Ferry Err He dressed in grey
and grey coatee Is about feet height Any
information will be thankfully received and the above
to RICHARD LEWIS. al South cor. Pike ST. New York
r OsT-PAssING FROM BROOKLYN TO NEW YORK,
package containing Books and Papers Of but to
subscriber Five dollars will be paid
the same to CHARLES ENGLER Is South William st.
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BY Cores, Haydook Co.. 80 William street.--April 18th,
Si9 At 10 M 600 packages of superior Flint Glass consist
ing of Tumbers Lamps, Bowls Naples, Dishes Jugs, Bou
quot Holders &c &c. among which many pstterns
before offered Of the above celebrated manufacture
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"A Suitable Covering to the Dome of
Thought Of Genins unapproachable 81 Hats light
the heads Of those who hat that
itself to the face of the GENIN 2l4 Broadway
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npRNANENT EMPLOYMENT AND GOOD SALARY
will be given to number Of active responsible young
the Mercantile Union Directory Apply "
PRATT D. Co., l6l William street,
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ADJUSTMENTS.


R0WERY THEATRE-THURsDAY EVENING. APRIL
Is1 the win with the comedy Of
T Gilbert. Graves NJ w"aa;; Clara Mr.: =. j. Waii.s
nora G. Cocca sisnor G; Neri. and Mr. q W. Smith and
TG ss saisS' Ss ns s s'Gify
s MRS ba1ss 'Pis
nANrRAU's NATIONAL THEATRE, CHATHAM
S SR' 'i "a IFE
" %'t syysf s. ND s Hayl a5s a?'fs
With siMfsS SSag% Goa ,.' s Ss.
Mrs Rro% %y M T .sS4xa Ss. S S%p'gn
u Boxes x cents Df P E' open at curtain will rise
MECHANICS HALL. Az BROADWAY, BETWEEN
~ Grand and Broome streets-For three nights only Of
crsnsi and thr Apy
to thy s Of . and The
Mechanic Me- Society schools and for the purpose Of
SsS @ ss
Wee yea res, April 18th commencing at O'clock
will perform At mAiG pBRooKhYS 1N 'A''
MES. FRANCES KEMBLE BUTLER WILL READ.
Nv Thursday cysnng April 10Th the play Of AS YOU
open Tickets oi%.%n Janisor
n '%s lfpns At
RYPARTICULAR Observation-Disclosures FESTIVAL
tabernacle on Friday evening next, April 20
7 Asst WEEK BUT oNE.--MoNsIEUR ADRIEN THE
~ real and Incompatible French Magician will continue
his extraordinary Soreos evening this week. at tho
Minerva Rooms No %06 Broadway give grand
magical and Egyptian entertainment Admission 80 cents
commence at
~ ENERAL TAYLOR WHIPPED THE MEXICANS
~ ana Col Fremont took the living Nondescript of Now
Mexico prisoner lie bound the
but as the vessel ready the public will have the pvi
egs OF seeing 10 Tor three days at 800 Broadway This
anagosoic9 animal the most Extraordinary of living
thing Is learsa resemblance
thick curly wool is line as silk Don't fail to it, Ad
mittance, - cents.
CASTLE GARDEN.-THE ABOVE WELL KNOWN
~ Summer resort BIO engaged for evening
ments during the ensuing For further
and forms, apply at the office the premises
FRENCH & HEIsER.
SPORTING.
FAYETTEVILLE CORRESPONDENCE
~ April 18th. at clock Z. NJ, precisely will
Of $780, Mile latsbest Three Five in harness
Evart Snodecor enters b. Julia Green Conkn
Bartine enters Oh. h. Emperor; s. w. C. enters b. M
Mary Taylor; j. Whelpey enters b. Screws Admittance
to all parts Of tho course, 80 cents.
~ mile heats best three in FIVE to harness, all
horses that purse $50 Monday
April 3D. to close Saturday evening" April 81 81 o'clock
Greene and Maddans, No l Chathaa Square. Three
make u match two start. nj. ID. GREENE, Proprietor
HARLEM PARK TROTTING COURSE.-A PURSE OF
So free for Horses that of S25 mile
heats three in five. harness, Friday
the 10Th Of April PM Entry to close at Green Mad
den . before o'clock T. M, on Thursday 18th.
WIN. FONNER, Proprietor.
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PUBLICATIONS.

vJNUE NATIONAL POLICE GAZETTE OF THIS WEEK
now ready contains. among other ~ 90,
the jewel Robbery full report OF the norriu IN
Massachusetts, of mother and twin daus.eIs an
cbnpter in the life Richard r. Robinson ana eien 'ewe
An Unusual largo amount Of English French and domestic
criminal intelligence OF the mSss s''''"s A"' ''
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Wigs and Hair WOrk.-Ladies and Gentle.
resident of visiting the city will find the best
and cheapest assortment of Wigs Hair Work.
criptions and coors at BARKERs Wig Mandatory $40
Broadway opposite the Carlton House. Beautiful Frenoh
Wigs for S. Call and examine them. Copy address
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MEDICAL.


TYR. WHEELER OCULIST, ~ GREENWICH STREE.
and has for sale beautiful selection Of Artificial Eyes
Just received from Paris. Office hours from A. NJ 70
Elected ~ Dr. wSssls can BE- oos
DR. POWELL, oCULIsT AND AURIsT, DEvorEs HIs
aei Bre.dw.y entrsncs Warren street. where can Ss
had his Treatise on the price 80 CENTS also pamphlets
ing weak eyes Just imported large supply ofArhoia Eyes
CoNPOUND EA-BERRY TOOTH PAsTE.-FoR SALE
and No 100 state street Trenton, J-IosIhhn AZ,
TENS Compound Teal Berry Tooth Paste uPGn ,sr ra
and identifying tho teeth purifying ,he breath Iestorln:
and keeping the gum, hss Of saw Il has founs
best families in the United Stses,
publish it for tho FIRST me Tor the oonon OIL hs
public generally
NR.L r. TENEUR INFORMS HIS PATIENTS, AND
IL the public general that he has resigned his practices
and has deposited his medicine for the cure OF gonorrh@a
he hands of Charles H. Ring ly2 broadway and in all ths
principal drug in the city and Union This medicins
n not speedy and certain in its edeots 10
purely vegetable injurious the most delicate
constitution Ask for TensuT Specific and none Is genuine
bottle, and the signature in writing on the label
MO CURE, NO CHARGE-DR. MURPHY, OF s. GOLD
IN street sonhdentsy consulted all forms of private
diseases Recent cases Of gonorhes he cures in TIVE TO cur
from business. Open from IA. NJ. soSF NJ.
TYR RALPH. AUTHOR OF THR PRACTICAL PRI-
~ vate Treatise kc ~ Grconvioh street "ace hssme
TO NJ, to p. (sundAy osespt.dl n s~hc .RrIy
sstendins sSssr cure Il chic,
those who have suffered certain oisssc ons VIE
arss noipisnt T. ss more adv snecd dis .:sso
srom uncommon advantages and very ss's' he ~
America S' WV "
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DIR. BOstwick's Great Work, and Lectures,
venereal Structures, and all diseases Of private
illustrated by colored plates. second edition
ha. just been published By stringsr Townsend BE-
authors work Seminal diseases resulting from mps
per habits has just been published The Rev. Dr. Blake
this book should DO in the hands Of father and youth
and be as much household as the New Testament
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YACHT SECRET FOR SALE.-THE ABOVE YACHT
10 offered for salc She built this city during the
1871 of the best material the
by builder She is 81 feet length deck
II feet inches beam, tons Custom house
She soop rggcd and well found every particular Per
particulars apply to w. AGATE. foot Of Spring street, whseo
she may be seen.
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CALIFORNIA, VIA VERA CRUZ, THE CITY OF
~ Mexico, and Masatlan.-This company having made
rangements sail the 18th ns in tho fast sailing packet
fourteen days to Vera Crua we desire to inform those
bound for California; that few vacancies in the company
remain Further information given by Capt BATTERSBY
from to p M At 100 Front street. stairs back oice
Friday th is the day appointed for the members pay
their passage escort that time be given for
~ preparation. See Courier Enquirer.
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FOREIGN.

.oNNoVDNNN00-N~N'0NONN0/
ID ANAMA.-zACHRISSON, NELSON & CO., AGENTS
for the Pacific and Atlantic u s. Mail Steamship Com
panes Commission and Forwarding Merchants Panama Re-
presented by Z. ZACHRISSON, " Wall, Of Water
street.
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LOR CALIFORNIA.-THE KNICKERBOCKER CHA
and Sacramento Gold Company in progress of for
nation to the gold regions via Corpus Christi Ell
Passo and the ella For further particulars another COL
umn Of this paper. J. $. WOODHOUSE President, 4l9
afer sirnaN
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u,uE sIERRA NEyApA MUTuAL PROTECTION COM


l. pany overland to California, via Pittsburgh and
Bents Fort will New York the first day of May.
Each to furnish Sevcntyhve dollars which sum he
retain in his possession to DO expended as we
proceed each to pay an equal amount for the differ
emit items Of expense Our object OF organization being
members and wish to increase the number to seventy
shall leave the first day May with fifty If do
apply within the time mentioned For full particulars
apply the Telegraph No LAB Mercer street from IL
A. NJ which time tho President Secretary will be in
attendance Public meetings at the place every
.ng, from to 10 o'clock.