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REIEcTED.-The New York Assembly has re-
Jected the divorce bill-making insanity ground
of divorce.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-23

ns- A Native American Mayor has been elected
at Camden, N. J.
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TRADE OF New ORLEANs.-A slight examina-
ton of the excellent Price Current of Cook, Young
& Co. will show most wonderful increase in the
trade of this city over last year.
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Auction Sales This Day,

Antiquarian Bookstore under the St Charles Hotel, a
fine assortment of Watches, Jewslry Books Paintings,
Statuary, ETC., etc. CSee adv,
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lNcENpIARrsM AT PIrTsBuaG. - Stables and
boardpiles are nightly set Oh, fire at Pttsburg. The
Mayor has offered reward of $500 for their de-
lection and conviction. Officer Herring On the 18th
arrested young man named John Orr, whilst In
the oct Of setting fiss to the 1xchanee Stables.
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10 New Asy-
fyaa adpa
ALFRED MUNROE & GO.
No. "a MAGAZINE STREET,

Have the largest stock Of
Cr.OTHING & GENTS FURNISHING GOODS.
Ret. in New Orleans, which they invite the attention
nrrch,,en ONE PRICE FOR GOODS ONLY.
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For the Benefit Of the Sculptor, HIRAM Powers.
II Now Exhibiting, in the STATE HOUSE, Canal street. THE
STATUE OF
THE GREEK SLAVE"
TIXHBITON Open Daily Sundays excepted from A.
Il P. Nj ~ Admttauce Is Season Tickets ST. Pamph
10
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The BAR.-At half past twelve o'clock yester-
day, meeting of the members of the bar was held
in the Supreme Court Room, at which Chief JUS
tice Eustis presided Mr. Hunton offered resolu-
tons expressive of the sorrow of the bar at the
death of Charles NJ. Randall, Esq. offering their
CONFIDENCE to his family, and resolving to wear the
usual badge Of mourning for thirty days, which
We're unanimously adopted. The judges of the
Supreme and District Courts, and the members of
the bar then proceeded in body to pay their res
poets to ex-President Polk at the St. Louis Hotel
The Chief Justice introduced the assembly to the
ex-President in brief speech, to which the latter
replied in one equally brief, and each of the gentle
men was in turn presented by Gen. Lewis, and
shook hands with the distinguished citizen.
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Valuable Standard Works,

dlu0UlO DIduuu1u VVAACS
Just received and for sale by
THOS. L. WHITE, SO Canal street.
MACAULAY'S HISTORY OF ENGLAND. Vols.
One and Two
SHAW'S ENGLISH LITERATURE.
NATURAL HISTORY OF THE STATE OF NEW
YORK. In 10 quarto volumes. CoIorod plates. .-
EDINBURGH ENCYCLOPEDIA. Complete.
BRITISH ESSAYISTS. In Eight Volumes, comprising
Macaulay, Stephens, Sidney Smith, and Others
WASHINGTON'S LETTERS. By Jared Sparks. In
Thirteen Volumes 8vo half calf
SHAKESPEARE. Illustrated edition. In Three Volumes
Svo Edited by Gulan c. Verplanck.
PRESCOTT'S FERDINAND AND ISABELLA"
CONQUEST OF MEXICO" and T" PERU" In vols.
WAVERLEY NOVELS. Complete in n vols. Parkss
Boston edition.
eFN.B LAW, MEDICAL, MISCELLANEOUS THE
ILLOGICAL and SCHOOL BOOKS, and STATIONERY, for
sale a . above. org mhl9 4t2dp
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Arrivals at the Principal Hotels Yesterday.


Flash sf sss.i M' Ei kSEa.: TEN P
son La A Ardun Mo.
PLANTERS LIB Neshst, Miss; Field Ky Baust,
Msrtinely Litcher Fa W Robinson La W Leverett
ST CHARLES. - Shropshire and lady, Mcfarland,
Allen, Fearing. Miss, Noble, Ky; Coter, Rev NC
Iowa "a RoSn.on Mis- r'1a AZ. css Pa Perry
Ct CHARLES M Lowell, Major DashieIl Col Montgomery
uSAi Howard; Mis-. Colbur, Mass; K Barrow T
tel Murphy, Col Williams and lady, La; W Glasgow E J
70 alive American FirelCo. No. .6-The mem.
Isli f aeG H GI%Pasy M sfpessa attend
q thu. Company, which will take place from the
s Engine House. in Bourbon street between Canal
inst, haf-psst o'clock The members Il the the
hsr generally m s va tHd w0u'
~ Notiee-The Committee appointed to raise sub,
rptons for the Destitute Immigrants requested
March u.s. o'clock Executive
me sA Wash ss: order ms S Sot a. Ssn
X o. o. F.-Odd Felops' Hall .assoeia-ek "A
tion-The subscribers The Capital Stock
Cation are hereby notified tina. the requisite number
shares have been taken, the first insament Two DOL
lar. per Share has 9ssGpe psybl and will Be demanded
posed before that date calling upon
NJ, the office Cummings spyker Is st. Charles st.
mhas tap THos W. VAN WICK, Secretary
IT, Native Americsn F;-e % M IA CALLED
DAY EVENING Mah g. at haEpast oclack Punctua at
'S ss order F. III VI
u!E Tfs e.
mh2s By order. HENRY J. HYAMS, Secretary.
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BY THE FAST

By THE FAST
SAlLlNG ship Mediator. am now in reosips Of large
every variety shape and style: All will Be sold at
low pnces. G. D. BUNCE, 30 Canal st.
ma 81 Premium Hat Store and Manufactory ~
MEXICAN SADDLE AT RAFFLE.
WILL be Ratified. ON SATURDAY EVENING" Oath
splendid MEXICAN SADDLE, B1ide, Mar. EA
nngal1s:: Hon.nfs spnn. and other apparatus
Persons are requested to call aad examine IT, mh2a I'd
SOMETHING NEW IN THE HAr LINE.
HAVE lust received from the manuscory new article
. q sUMMER HAT. made of Merin0. with Gutta -
and s sse them. c. D. BUNCE, 80 Canalst. ~
mhG Premium Hat Store and Mandatory ~
ay6rzenss %. DrssSisss cad AyetAxecis.
= HAep
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-23

ORLEANS JOCKEY CLUB RACES Bingaman
Course.-The sport yesterday was not very ex-
citing, but sufficiently interesting to have been
worthy of being witnessed by more lovers of turf
sports than we saw on the ground. With fine,
pleasant day, the course in good condition, and
three good 'uns to try their speed in two mile heats
we looked for &c tall " gathering, but in this we
were disappointed. Nevertheless there was pretty
fair attendance.
The race was for $500 purse--two mile heats.
D5atnaa, Jenny Lind and 1Eolus, were the con.
tending nags, and the first named carried off the
prize in two straight heats Just as easy as wink.
ing" At starting, Djalma was the favorite at
about 3 to against him, but we believe not much
business was done, the friends of Jenny and 4Eolus
being rather shy, and, as the result showed, wit h
good reason.
The start for the first heat was pretty one, all
three going off abreast-Djalma at once Jumped in
advance, Eolus taking second place, and jenny
bringing up the rear. In this order they ran round
the course, the pace being rather slow. As they
passed the stand, Djalmd was about length
ahead of Kolas, and held well in hand, Jenny still
occupying her position. Soon afterwards, .ennv
began to drop off and seemed inclined to take it
easy, leaving the other two to contend for the heat
As they approached the turn coming home, lEolus
lessened tho distance between him and Djalma,
and as they swept round, made dash for the heat
but it was no go; the Trustee gelding shaking him
of instanter and coming in an easy winner by
couple of lengths in 3:52.
All three cooled off well and showed no signs of
dlstress-Djaima on the contrary was full of mis-
Chief and looked like dangerous customer for the
next heat. Jenny had few friends who thought
she might be able to "come to tea" but Eolus.
although in fine form and admirable condition,
appeared to be left out of all calculations.
Time having arrived to start for the second heat
and the jockeys being mounted and all ready. the
word was given and off the three went, Dialma
inside, leading, Eolus close second and the mare
third In this order they galoped round the course
and thus they passed the stand. Soon afterwards,
Eolus and Jenny changed places, and the gap be.
tween each nag was gradually increased No fur
Their change took place; neither Jenny nor Eolus
could make show, and Djalma came in winner
by several lengths, Jenny second and Eolus far
behind. Time 3:45. =. The winner is a fine anim.,
shows excellent racing qualities, and - ba trains
on, and has luck, will pro-. dangerous customer
70 so"e u " bright particular stars'' of the
~~utnern turf He is full Of mischief gallops well,
and has the real staff in him, but neither of his
competitors yesterday were able to put him to his
speed. We subjoin summary of the race.
SECOND DAY-Tharsday, March 22.-Purse of
s3Oo-two>roiie heats.
MINORS RI g. DIANA. by imp. Trustee, out of
Poers M Jenny Lind own sister to Chamer
d. F. kepnsr. e.. g. Eolus BY Gray Medoc. dam by
mp LeHathan-2y o.....-..................
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Scientific and Miscellaneous Books.

~ Lately received the NewOeans staOnsrs'
Warehouse, IA CAMP STREET:
Woodcroft's Origin and Progress of Steam Navigation.
Whiock's Painters and Gaziers' Guide.
Duf's Single and Double Entry Book Keeping.
Krke's and FACETS Manual of Physiology.
Mor Chemical and Pharmaceuc Manpulaton with four hum
dred and twenty -three illustrations.
Rankings Abstract, Vol. ~, No. 2, for January ls49
Morton's Human Anatomy.
Boman's Introduction to Practical Chemistry
Cggs Practical Treatise the Manufacture and Distribution
Coal Gas. vol Svo.
Randals Sheep Husbandry. Edited by J. s. Skinner.
Hayden's Dictionary Dates and Universal Reference.
Household Education By Harriet Marineau
shaws Outlines of English Literature.
Mysteries Of City Life. By James Rees.
The Ecian. By David Bates
A Week at Glenvie. By Philadelphia Lady.
Partners for Life A Christmas Story. By Camilla Toumin
Griswold's Female Poets of America. =
Ader's New German and English Dictionary.
mhls Std ltW J. B. STEEL, IA Camp street.
To Gas Light Company. - NEW ORLEANS, March
49, 1894 Dividend of Two-and-a.ha per Cent from the Assets
of the late Bank Department will paid Stockholders this
Institution and after LIST April
mhl4 eodlOt P. N. WOOD Treasurer.
70 Strangers in tn City, see Dr. B. F. MULLEN,s
very his profession United States All
10 need would do Veil to him CALL at So Customho
nSu
,D The Great Remedy Of tho Ase.-The attention
Syrup Of Ysos Dock Root will column
is all thus reported beon of the powerful remedies
for certain complaints discovered Sod by RUSTE PAD
DOCK Druggists and Perfumers no POydras st. es 2dp
0yE Ksas. m " e%
Ut s On s T Ssf Of % %
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~ second Ward, Second MunicipaIty.-A meet.
of the Democrats Of the Second Ward will place
Oranges Coffee House Horse station SATURDAY EVEN
ING 2ih ns hapas o'clock for the purpose nominating
Aldermen this Ward Every Democrat and all persons
favor of municipal reform, requested present. mh2s
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Brilliant Hlnsiral festival


Brilliant nlnsiral festival.
MAURICE sTRAKosOH, ,
Pianist to the Emperor of Russia, and
MADAME r. CAILLY,
The celebrated Chantsuse, from Paris,
Have the honor the citizens oil New Orleans
$500 that they will give a GRAND GALA -s1EuK-l
AsTTT~TNSHSnH$2 CONCERT at the
S1HtEkS ARMORY HALL, M III M
8f FRIDAY EVENING, Marchu u
23d, novel and unprecedented Of grandeur and magnl
GREEN Mr. HELFT first Claronetie of the grand Theatre de
Hamourg and Mr. NORES kindly lend their
valuable to M sTRAKOsCH and Mad CALLY
Musicians and Amateur. in New ORIGINS will also appear
Il Mr. STRAkosCH will play amongst other pieces for the
New Orleans the celebrated "Concert Stuch, by
Nj de Weber, accompanied by full Orchestral and by reaues
La syphide" Fantasia Romantqus and the "Flirtaton
Okla"
Madame CAlLLY will amongst other pieces the famous Ar
" the Grand Duo Norma " together with
Madame CASIN, Aria ava dit ellie. from Robert the Devil and
(by particular requestl "Casta Diva, /" from Norma.
E Tine Orchestra will Grand Overures, from Mr..
SCHMITT the second composed expressly for this Festival
az Tickets One Dolaro be had exclusively the Armory
requested procure Tickets previous
evening the Concert order Doors
at Concert will commence at halfpast O'Clock.
~ The Hall nil be SpLsndidiy Illuminated. mh9
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to SlAAkA, DA1 SIAQFtHH ~.
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DENTAL NOTICE.
nR. PEARSON informs his patients A}-
- - that he can BE- found daily at bis Bis Office
many improvements in Dental Surgery are 1I11y
too we'll known and appreciated to require enumeratng
Of those requiring Artificial ones His prices graded
nit the circumstances Of ALL Office at his residences, Ea.
o~ns Sfre<t. p&aS Canai. "A 20 IT.
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A. +. COCHRAN & CO.,
81 Tchoupitoulas street.
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS and I'm.
" pcrters of FRUITS NUTS, ETC.. have for sale:
RAISINS-300 packages. wholes halves and quaTtsn
CITRONS-250 boxes fresh Genoa.
PRUNES-In jars and fancy boxes.
FIRE CRACKERS-600 boxes No.
PECANS-9O bags and barrels, fine Texas
CHANPAGNE-ll0 baskets.
NUTNEGS-500 pounds No. 1.
BRANDY CHERRiES-MUSCAT WINE-o00 cases.
LOBSTERS-Agents for manufac'y J. Caldwell Co.
FIGS-3000 drums, extra superior.
PEPPER, PIMENTO and RACE GINGER-4OO bags
MACKEREL-An invoice assorted.
ALMONDS-300 trails and bags Soft Shell,
WINES-Port. various qualities Sweet and Dry Malaga;
200 cases Old Spanish
FfLBERTS and BRAZIL NUTS, and every variety of
Fruits and Nuts.
BUTTER-25o kegs superior st. Louis mh22 I'm
Agency of the celebrated American Powder Co.
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DEMOCRATS, ATTENTION.

EY Perseverance Fire 90; No. 13-Attend the Res
uar Monthly Meeting MONDAY, 26h half
mh2s By order HENRY J. HYAMS, Secretary.
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CrOckery, China and Glassware.
p. r. FELL & CO.-84 Common ST., New Orleans
Importers and Dealers, Wholesale and Retail
CIY Lamps, Plated and Britannia Castos. Can-Sz9
~ desticks, Table Cutlery. Japanned Walters etc. u
. Goods will be offered at low prices. and when ~
for the County packed in the safes. mh22 6m
JUST OPENED.
HAVE Just opened magnificent assortment of chill
L DRENS Summer HATS, trimmed in France 4
by the best artists together with large lot of Chill.
dren's untrimmed LEGHORNS unsurpassed by any ~
other assortment in the city. in numbers or quality.
G. ID. BUNCE, Premium Hat Store
mh22 ct and Mandatory 30 Canal st.
$50 REWARD.
THE above reward will be paid by the undersigned for
the apprehension and conviction of the person or
persons haIbonng the Mulato Girl MATILDA. or "a
TILLA. Said girl a rather bright mulatt0, about6[E
feet inches high IS or 20 years of age, stout-
made prominent and short her feet when
walking and appears frightened when spoken roughly
She doubt harboed in of the houses of fame
and have understood equenter OF the coored masked
balls She various DISCUSSES and Names and either
represents herself be free, has forged pass $75 will
be paid for her apprehension alone lodging her any
jail of the city. GEO. X. BEARD
mh22 If Orleans Warehouse, $50 Magaznest
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-01-13
Ers.f,ljc VcsscGssS.

The subscriber having leased his farm,
situated two miles Northwest OF Eikton,
viii sell at Auction, at 10 O'Clock on
THURSDAY, March LIST, his entire
stock Of Horses, Cattle, Sheep, farming
utensils, and Household and Kitchen
Furniture, viz: 8 horses and colts, 70 Of
which are thorough breds) = yoke Of
oxen; bull Of improved breed, several
fine fresh mIch cows. and small lot OF
choice sheep.
Furniturc-Ms Mahogany tables. Purcau
and Secretary, 1 Liquor Case, ('1N&'lsh
glass; cane seat settee, chairs, beds
and bedsteads, clock SC. SC,
The farming utenseIs all Of which are
nearly new, consists Of wagon, tor 2
or 4 horses, 9 OK carts, ! horse cart
pIoughs, harrows, fukcs, straw cutter
fan, corn shelter, horse rake, roller, sc
Sc. JUDGED almost every implement ne
cessarv for a we'll organised farm.
TEHIiS.--hiI SUMS u"dor $50 Cash
over this amount a credit Of six months
notes with interest and approved secu
ri'y, viii be required for the credit pay
ments. ". &, GL.-A.
Jan l3 43--ts
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IMPORTANT CASE O. ZEN ANNE's
COUNTY CoUNT. An important and inter-
esting case WAS TIED al CenireviIle (Ml.l
last week, nt the Sale VS. Bailey, for abdnc
ion Of certain slaves fom Talbot &C 1nty.
Bailey was !hc captain Of The boat in which
he slaves eGacted their escape to the West
arn Shore the prosecution was conduct
ed by George R Richardson, Esq, Artor-
ney General Of he State, and by Mr.. Kerr,
If Easton; and the defence by Messrs. Car
michael and Spencer. The jury returned a
verdict of guilty, when motion Was made
for new trial
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The undersigned will rent his Farm
II miles south of Georgetown y Roads,
for this year, or for term of years.
Possession given on or before the 18th
Of March next.
The farm is divided INTO : fields of 50
Acres each, . of which are to be put in
cora ana in oats, which have been re-
Gently lined There Is also 100 Acres
of permanent pasture, with fine stream
Of water running through it.
Buildings sufficient and in good repair
There will be for sale upon the farm
if leased, Horses, Mules. Cattle, Sheep,
Hogs, sc. Persons applying must come
we'll recommended.
WILLIAM MILLER.
GEORGETOWN II Roads, Jan 13-iw
Y *#Del Republican, copy At and send
bill TO this office.
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1rg=~I' WAS predicted that at the wind
no ~ of James X. Folks term Of Of
fee, there wocld come to light many in
Stances Of dedication among suhordi-
mates. The following, from TIE Wash
nngton correspondent ofthe North Amer
ic m, indicates speedy confirmation OF
the prediction:
"NIr. Polk does not stand alone in the
abuse OF authority. Stimulated By the
example CT the Chief Magistrates, his
snbordnafcs have assumed the privilege
Of appropriating the revenues collected
from Mexico to- their own objects. The
i, faults are numerous and largc-so
much Sc, that the Secretary Of War has
issued circulars demanding settlement:
and desires legislation 10 reach his rccu
SAT- friends. Ii is said that the military
Governors have drawn the salaries OF
civil officers in addition to their regular
pay in the Army, that The Collectors and
tide walters, and agents, and every 9th
er class Of frmctionarios have not only
lcathereJ their nests, but now refuse t.
pav over the balance due to the govern
mert. Of course there are honorable "z
ccpti ons to This rule, but they are le"
and far between.
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i aIuahla Cotton nd WFco'.cn Eacto-
rias, Hills and Yarn; ii maryland,
FCls SALE.

The subscriber wishing to retire from
business on account Of i'll health, viii
Offer at Public Sale, on WEDNESDAY,
the 7yh day Of February 1919, the prop
erty whereon he now resides, lying in
Cecil Co, Md, on the Big En- Crock,
IA strong and never falling Stream.) T.
miles from depot at Newark, Del on
the Philadelphia and Baltimore Rail
Road, AID 6 miles from naviEable water
at EIkton on the head o. thu Chesap eake
Bay 1t consists oil a Cotton ard Wool
len factory with the requisite machine
ry and Grist Mill aul saw Mill, and
is known as :'HUYeN's .NNs'' The other
buildings are comfortable Dwelling
House, eight tenant houses and a Stone
Barn. The Farm contains SO ACRES
OF Land, of most excellent quality, and
in good state OF cultivation. Churches
and schools are convenient and the
neighborhoo1 is healthy.
ii is considered most desirable and
valuable property, and one at which
large amount OF business has been done;
and Is worthy the attention of capitalists
and manufacturers. Persons wishing to
purchase are invited to view TIE prop
erty. Sale to take place at , o'clock on
said day, on the premises, for further
particulars enquire OF the subscriber,
whose address is K.jEton Md,
SAMUEL GARRETT.
Jan. 9Th l%49.
= The North A american, Del. State Jour
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HAAf@lr j "-ij @4Ge!!j "c:trEt, oVAAj
ana ether Mineral 4SAc191.
IT.. r,,, l,.roycrv Of Go,d in Calj(1rni, wa.
r,.,Io hv I.,, lass IS Aiyr,r m omino,:, ::,,,u
1.,,.r,ois, Giants, ,nI Nniural phiicsorher,
b., nr,.,s ,,fo na,yly inyr,,,od MAGNETIC iu,,rn-
mcut, called
The Cphometcr. or Gold Seekers Guide,
Si.,a,r D,ilvc, has inst arrived at New
york from the Cold raG,ous Of CaIitornin, hy
wav Of Pnrau,q. Chagra:, and New ORLEANS,
bringing with him vary large an unity ot Gold
ore. valued at rc1rly one million OF Dollars,
which h. collected thcrc, iurg before the eXjF
teucc Of the Cold m",a became known t. the
residents OF c lllnlnn 1e"cyaLIy.
History Of the Discovery.
S;ou,r I'AIyrnr won, out 10 Caliilrnia near
~ ,yyn vc,rs pro. IN rnuSru,,,nrc of rertain in
formation which he had received Of the r,onr.-
cal character nj that country. wi,h the firm be-
ror ,lot y,,,, mines n urrrirra r,et.is vouIl Le
re,ealcd there, upou car fiji investigation. Tic
Wus encouraged to this enterprise, nI'o, ~ lis
confidence il the pyW crs OF a certain 'i"guei'
instrument which tie had inrrmtrd. c"i''" Il e
"Goliomctcr," by wIosp aid he expected TO he
directed at oncc 10 the "GvId Piac. rs,' II any
such existed. Nor were his c2 cc."'l"n' diAaP-
pointed. Hi scientific calculation proved to he
founded in truth aud profound wsu"m, "nd his
new instrument, the "Go'Icm'trr, i"'iiti'd his
highest h"prs: Il" less ''an IVY" '''o"''S h'I'f
Fehci'ng I"H'orma' n" sIr"cN upon one o. me
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CoTcq ndenec IF The Cecil U1ig.
RED IIOy. IAN. 9. 80

ny DEAR Sln:-Will YOU be kind G.
no0gh to state in your pepper that there
will be injecting OF young mon, who
desire 10 organize company 90 proceed
to California, wa Vera Cruz, the city o..
Mexico and Mazotlan, at HaiI's Hotel
Wilmington, on Saturday - inst, at
II VI.
This will notify al! in The vicinity of
EIk'on, who wish to visit the gold re.
sion, Of such meeting and give an OPP
prrturjty 10 join il desired, or send in
letters requesting particulars.
The only difficulty on this route will
be the CUeriiias, whom we need not
fear ifth" company be 80 or 10 strong
I have tins from officers who were in the
Mexican war, and who understand the
character Of these land pirates.
j he route through MEXICO, is over a
high table land, where the air is pure, the
climate hraI'hr, and California may be
thrs reached in 10 days from \ York.
The cost is estimated as follows:
From \. York, 10 Vera Cruz $50
. mol"s al Y G one to ude, and the
other as pack mIle, 80
E"peEScs to Mazatiln IS
{ Ii IS said by competent Judges that
we can travel on mules at 50 cts.
per day, and we allow 30 days to
the city Of MazatIan.l
From MaZatIan to San francisco IS.
The city Of H., IS quite a commercial
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n7@cl2 srl.-2YA rraFFaa @ lS SHHATr IT,. T T4
t.onaI !! joiij -eHcer, that The President
q the United States hes issued the ueu4!
circular to the &t1aL rs Of the United
States, requesting them 10 meet in the
Senate lhamhor, the 9th day of March
next. It is then customary to receive
anil ar' upon the nominations which the
President may make Tor members Of the
C1binet, sc, The following is a copy OF
The circular above referred to:
10 The Senators Of the United States, res
lrcH'rl8:
WAsnrNGToN, January, 2, 1919.
Sl&:-O5jocts interesting to the Uni
ted states requiring that the Senate
should be in session on Monday, the 9th
day OF March next, to receive and act
upon such communications as may be
made to it on the part Of the Executive,
vour attendance in the Senate Chamber,
in tbs city. on bat day. at 10 o'clock in
the forenoon, is accordingly requested.
I,r1,s X. Pork.