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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-05

The Attica aud Buffalo Road have expended
s33 go during the year for iron aud re-yng tho road
new equipase, SC. This road has paid two per cent
dividends and the Auburn Rochester and the Buffalo
and Niagara Falls two OF per cent each. Oh the Us
wego and Syracuse Road the trains commenced run
mig q miles on the 10th October last and over tue en-
tire rosd 81 miles on the 18th November Inc 'o'si
Of the Road not including amount owing ms Oeen
sn5i2o The Company thus far have used engines
and passenger cars belonging to the syracuse ana
Utica Railroad Company. They have, however con
trscied for new engines and csrs "hcn WI" oe 'ea'J
the ensuing Spring. Bonds have been Issued by me
Company amounting 10 100000 The Company are
indebted for iron and on unsettled accounts with con
tractors and others about The sum Of $4,000 Amount
received for transportation Of passengers s72'o a.
Amount received for transportation Of freight eoi ~
The amount Of freight carried over road is 1874 tons
There has been expended g. 100 for repairs and e4O
for salaries Number of miles run by passenger train
1850. freight 1900, others $50.
On the outside will be found the Official state
uent Of the condition Banks of this State the
9th Dec last The time which has elapsed nearly two
months since these reports were made renders them
Of l,ile value They afford no bssis upon which 10 -
innate the present condition Of these institutions by
comparison with the report OF sept 80 II appears
that the Banks have continued 20 expand, ahOugh mol
materially The loans and discounts have increased
over 81 $4,000 specie 81 lOOOOO, cash items, >tJ
900 due from Banks, sy3OOOO circulation c'VOVV
deposits 100000 due Banks s9jOO0O. The amount
due Canal Fund has decreased S50OOO0, and the Bank
notes on hand S3O 600 The cash position OF the Banks
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CLOTHING.

Spring GOODS BEEKMAN a CUTTER q
- and 5G Cansst. near Broadway hsse received PEI
Steamer Canada and other recent oriisss' ars" ava
vared assortment Of and elegant spnns "o'ds COT
sIsting IN part of siLhs
Case Of lew and splendid styles IN chsngesbe cha
ren,o fl figured sud striped, Gro de Rhine POuli De
s,e Glsce and Plain. Al low and medium prices
MUSLIN Or LANES
Case OF entirely designs 10 small medium ana DOG
patterns. adapted expressly for The Spring 1rsde
LAWNS AND DRESS GOODS,
Cases new noi confined styles of French manufacture
vsrd wide At U.s. Also plain srd printed bsege' Jaco
nets and Swiss Musiins. Organizes. Linen 0inshsms
Yretch Prints &C together with general AID iu as'of1
ment Of House keeping Linens, Marsses Ouis &c &C
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.7v,y-vnnK = NFw-HAvEN RAILROAD

y rSwPASY"piviiend.- dividend Of 'atee And one
half per cent the capital STOCK q tne ~ ~, 49, -.
sjsT. on The ION day Of Febrlsy next i being n.-ns-
h., The ION February and he ION AuEls. sna 49,
~ 49,, 80, ~ ei,ydrpd DAYS Of the Company tbs dE-
.d aces The Interest due % ne 'ioci -p -
he ta,e %; opening me Road. and VII be Rald - ie
Ss8ers whose stock registered 10 Ne" or =. ur -
mans Ofsce No Hanover o. 10 nose "hosS 49, =
rsyi.ter. hi Session Al the Office Of messr Z lhsyrf
Brothar ale 81 Ani 10 those whose siect rt
IN Sew uavep Al the Companys Office In Ne~-haVen.
The Transfer BOOK. al tie several Offices VII be closed
from, The al 10 the lUth February next BON nclsV5-
New Yors IN jan Is49 NORRIS kErChUhi Treas
FMkWislFebl0
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-05

o-,t.s.. n.t Don ALONzo BOoTH. aged 90 sears
are nFed % attend u' 7'.
49, s,sron a : oco,k from The Chur 81 the Ascenson
r~ns n sut fth avenue, without tshef inN't,n D.
e'tre ~ -. 80 o.t JOSEPH DAMON. 40 OLD sni ~
80 rt III ths CITY. In de suction business
&C hatham square .......f.., .,...s d, attend
- s,.,, hi. morning l0h O'Clock on hs ate e''eDNe ~
Csfhsrncst .. 49,. NARY SuQrNAkFR eldest
-, ID A,r.hafn ana Margaret sho-msseto Tins Aye.
md If ends family rrspecutf m.is' %
atfrut h~f .AafI' ', ',l.--t
- Iii al. Group FLORFNCF AMELIA infant 'tes'ri
80 Arn Ffs SURF eyed year. moaths ans = az
.pt,~ .afiene on morning ol Tie 80 inst thAhhf
rotiS ROOTH only Charles Grossly sge5 YEAR Noni
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SCHOOLS

DKOF. A. y. NILLEPLAIT meeis afternoon ana
/ evening classes al he rooms - Broadway over Ari
,ran Institute and al Broadway ID hoOr The course
pursued by Prot heretofore. the Oral system inter
perssd with such grammatical explanations aud rrsons'
a. NAV be necessary fan unde standing sud msseilnt
~ the peculiar idios - the French Lbngusge FoI IA
her particulars terms. &C apply 10 Prof NlLLffL NJ
or 20 A. h. OLMsTtAD Eco al me places nen0'''
above s---- t..,
Prof viii stteLd pupils al their own residences e'i
sngly or In classes, az msy be desired '''
MISS JULIA NORTHtLL-hsying returned 70
vi the civ viii take few pupils IN Vocal MUSIC Appt
cations made 10 the psno-forte and music store OF lah
Hal Sor 80 Broadway will receive senuon 81 %"soo
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roa AN FRANoIsoo, oALIFoRMKA.

Dat HEsPLENDiDA copper fastened d. eonihs "a
DIR bark sAMOsET, VI 754 tons rssss = ,ssdv 10 Re-
- now lyiny al Pier No. East kiveh I'M 80 a
es,v. hsr cargo and vil ssi sDoat VIZ 81.
limited number Of passengers wi be sseonnodsron Of
was buil expressly with view 70 s amply provides win
BOD hole. setw for s sna 30
Gao With Emerson's celebrated al psssen.
se and !. s@ q %Pua.'
lar s Of The sAMosET WIN sso1,sr s han sny v.ssel
s 20 deSna he Js .ys Of ss Persons ". sos %
moving sns.s. r sOms s' durss me s,s
NE sAn iasur,es For freight or pssssys ~ ~ 10
g sPPiTrCtN Ils wss up stairs cof1s' m 9dss
IoHN OGDEN, lle Wsls
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OREGON AND CALIFORNIA.

4 NEW HISTORY OF-By h W Hastings res
~ dent Of Cslifons. Price p cents
London World Of Fashion for January, price 80 2s
London Lancet FOR February, sd cts.
Bows and Girls Magazine FOR January ~ ct-
The Old Judge bv the author Of sam slcs. - cts
Voices Of the Nlghf, by LongfeIiow, ~ cts
Liuer. Living Age. No ~, ~ cts.
The k~dge Anchor or Young Sailors Assistant - p"
The Pictorial Directory Of New-l orE, No. 5, - cts
The Lancashire Witches by Ainsworh Just out. 80 els
franklin Illustrated Psn III, p cts
Percy or the Old Love snd the New just ont % cls
The fIenp-cked Husband. by same suthOf, % cts
Rlacswoods Magazine for January, . cts
Professor Lawson. ID on Cholera. ~ cts
Mysteries OF City Life good book, 10 cts bound 81
Sonvenir Pocket Diaries besutifu article, cheap
Booze and Maps Of the Gold Mines, from IL io q.
TIL. Priest D! the Black Cross. by Capt Gibson, = els
Guudf0rd or Tried by his Peers, % CTS
Partners of Life. n Christmas SlOry,5l' ci-
For.slr. BFRFORD 4 cos,
n Cheap Publication De. 90 9Asior-tiousr
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a.HO: FOR CALIFORNIA:-rss c.iissn.

<SxH Mutual Benefit Association, having purchased he
superior coppered and copper fastened ship FLAW
U.s. Thurslon Master are determined 10 ssi ron !nis
nor, on The 18Th Feb ana having concluded take few
those choose 10 ovt Win them VIII tnd
themselves accommodated and more pleasantly STU
atsd than By any they VIII fare vel
AZ he members Of the Association Those wishing 70 %
are invited 70 call and the ship She has The most sny
AMI endd ssbn and saloon accommodation new 10 port
Each will be allowed take the usla quanuJ
OF baggage and arriving 81 San Francisco VIII be sunh
iced pSiyeges that no Other ship VIII grant Apply 70 w
Csp,sn on board OF Pikes Easi River or 10 me
ing ~ tn1 hsssocisoo'' ~ Ns sire
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po-TGs Feh Arr bark Edv Fletcher, Hoihroos Palermo hft
Tr.f.n Pfman do sarah Williams. Thompson Senin-.o- '''
h- N-ior fiani. Havana, Nat Thompson lhonp'.' N"'
Ioff psiftn. FULTON. &c. ~ ~.
CHAIR F;rON. Jan so Ar .tean- : i-r.ef per, 49,
lr. Orf,fa. IIt-riuoi Defence hfe~sirf d 60 r
t,rs Well. Rotterdam. Otheo Galloway, san France" ST.
,srk Geo Cunning. krat, Liverpool No. ,.,.....
AnEiTlllA feh O. Az tlfs N'ffn.,' hth,,' 81 ~,
r O.oa A,r.s BuenH- AHre- th, -'p Robert BURTON WI
..... I... IA. Ft.fsrf NsI- Co.,
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paNoRAnra OF CALIFORNIA

AND THE GOLD Dl6GlSGS
.tNlTH A PARKHTRsT have the pleasure of announc
- iug mat they have sdded o their mammoth Punofsms Oh
VOYAGE ROUND THF WORLD,
correct ard magnhcent 81 the River Sacramento
Nose M Gold Oggings Guy and Bay OF san Francisco
which vii Introduced separate part OF IN. Psno
rsma-us forming complete pictorial overland journey
from Boston 10 the Gold Dig gings
PAN I-Fiom Boston across The Rocky Mountains To As
todz
Part 1.-THE Gold Regions. Nose ss a Gold Digger
Tho River Sacramento San rrsnciscO City and Bay
Part IIl-From Sandwich Islands tO Palestine.
Part from C0nstsntncple through Europe and across
The Ataruc home 10 America
Omen every night At The Minerva Rooms, 900 Broadway
Also WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY afternoon, Al %.
clock Admission - cenis-c0T mences precisely ~ a
o'clock Music by the celebrated Hungarian psn. ffed
no posoan gs.hiHs 81 3'i-'
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MEDICINES.
aIIpNs AND scALps.


VALLEYS DEPOT where the original snd only gen
~ uine. - 49,, . 1rror,
DAILEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EhIkACloh
- - p-rireg I. Al as Broadway. corner Lisptnhfu =
Burn and csds sore and u amed eyes piles GUS wouna,
hris@. fever sores salt rheum, rhrumausm chlinH
erysipelss and all rXternsl uuaminsuons }eio o. "''
ana isadily TO the genuine Dslley's Extractor
~ Bul be cauous-t must be- the genuine stc'e luh
Al. grosdway Caution avoid counerieis 80 you wollc
81 '' Sl imiseodh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-05

A 81 purposes. of high msgnifying power, j. and b
f--i In lengh eegsnily mounted on meh spod ,is-o,
- tss ssme quality from So 10 $40. Single snd Com
oIr5 Nicro,copes of every style from > 10 - Opu-
-. - sx.rv an. s,yle snd hnish for ss.e X
DIS Int BIN ''n'.- 80 - "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-05

= JUINI SIUDk ASSULIAIIUTs-A n--IInG u IhIs
Association consisting Of members u he Z Church ard
hose agreeing iih them n sentiment viii De he'd IN me
,eene-stn Church Tuesday evening 9Th int 10 adopt
and sign th- Constitution. ard ray he hru instament
Those ard on who members or intend 10 he
are invited Oh srend A circular, consisting plan OF the
s..ncisos can be- had Al IS Fulton a. aso an Interview
between M. hours ~ D. aud 2 See Christian AdvO-
IL mn lilli..nL MM HILTON Pres'l pro lem.
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- NJ M4RINE JOJRN1L fOthIH F''A "a


,t..prn sl. Ko,.f Ro.n-. Cameron San ffan, 500 -,
ws,.isr Psr- o. slais Cafduef ID Howell 'o'oi''' ''
saus. A Mccoen . . 80, ...er
Be FL1sl-h Fs.ton fIintEs, fef1sn.''' ~ ~. a.0..
tuqCflgnn. b. Golfer. haIftaf - e's''' '-''''
Dsy. 81 Asfss hsss 8 Bailey. q. o.. A Paine
sctr. sssgau Timer. N-ra Cml w lfllll ,..- r,-~
Wossf An Cs.ss s.. Tucker T. shtouufue t''i
then, - Dounso CITY " LEAFS Afsai.s Nl.'''. -.
Pnncs. ~ W Delsfsd. Aisre. rrossef, Nln't 49,
.ssn ssysuusl. johnson q iowtes, Ann Snih hsN''' W
uofe. Commence. Johnsou Phasieiqla ~-.s..-.
sNols f@psllf. N-~ Bedford frfirfHt hfv"N "-'
Ffosdsncs. d Fsh, alsfd. Pal RIVER
AkkitkD-facasi ship YoHu~a, ssdof Portsmouth ps' -
and luo passenger ~ 0rnueii Mnturn a Co
Pack~ Canofdf~ Peabody 4snc Coft, Jan ID
nd.s s. 20 MARSHALL ssasd rn Cods .hp De W.T. Nn
Nfofs
rsies durnE tte shoi- psssaz-
~ shy speed ourf~ l-ff sdays nise and
toPW Bynes ihe etfersuced heavy weather
put - fhomsso lie m u beng shor of ~ssr and poson'
sr.h J,ary us card Liverpool sss.y. udss uud 40 pa.,,a
ssfs. W Bym-s
SO Ssp- Ramsey, Bremen Dee H. mt-~ sud passengers.
Be biol
sty Anssas ri~sr5s Amsterdam De- Is ni- shschsrd
3 CssbsD sailed % 20 1a-ls Tor Nlsa ns sPsnsoe-a
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urOKraNr 10 PtR>ONs GOINC 70

I CALIFORNIA snf FOO all travellers by sea or LAM
Whoever hfs rNp-ri~lcet long se@ voyage can sppte
the importance of pure water sni readily understand
the follow uE remarks
The waller from the Cotton ems Long Pond ard 10 red
ali river water when kept in wooden cssss, under
1or- "a kind uf Iuirrffrlr, rrurarr dler trrfair Do
uIrenis SMELL sui becomes luht To- dunk TIE rfleucc
~ h- exerla nr hv necessary ~ his change
flr 30 hspp-us close vessels even more reh1ly lAh
when ire IN exposed % ihe annsr 0-nca oxygen. Inc
on gin NJ his mpudiy lies the great amount oi anns
aud vegetable suspended boz 20 u 'ich when collect
I'D rom The Crnon sri L0ng Pond watsrs ~ has been
ascerts LEO by experiment consists y on- gallon or in
purity In every hundred ~ the cI-arrsi water Tns
mpBrly. however. infinitely divided, with sufficient
" ,rmih occasions isDn. and cau'e. TIE LIBERATION o
offensive gsssas The gypsum conisrrf in nero "airfs
t-compnief. and gVea uq ls -nphul wren aRsftFstrs
the disagreeahi- ldor, for found that --rn-c aer'
are mo- 800 iar- he pud sni ian Nose "hf CON
f-In merely carbonate nf mr ~ Oh wafer bee pm = nm
10 fr use merely bel c-a e4cf - The admN rf ~ nrss
fsrisn mauas 'l- wff-r i.srf j. mot liable OBJ dtcum
position. 70 may te Fluf.f hr their removal All hal
need boz done to secure pure wl Tor he voyage
!. Ia pa.s through the Diaphragm Filter % the time oi
placing E an board This Filler removes rom ne water
all he impurities rearlr 80 "a. COWS from the faucet
They are portable c-ap ard durable, and whenever ms
f4c. u OWL water wold he carried TO sea without
met being ciealsef
Tbs filter l. expressly adapted 90 portable con
irvsncr be used by persons crossing me I'hmu- nf
The Chsgres River sier and f' e mrufe Alrf " NE
fg.ugs n CsorHs- % can be- carried IN an oVef-coa'
pocset Omce Of Diaphragm Filter $50 Broadway. cor.
Of Leuoardst 'i Nv
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Guvs. jar g. IA, 50 ia oas AZ n. 10 s wr.cs Of br Lamar
e- n salem Ias ri M i l oe 1901 Fnrs vs. .ii.
Matt. oi H,oe-i ir ss,.-,l ri ye7r5il i,ia,. 1rt
st., NJ, rt $500. fl,,. ,o,,.. a. e., t,..l.s..
4 N ''' i'' ' &C. "''''
0r.u.f ls,t P,,tts Adams. Bas,o. A,r. % 3s,. , s,
I q, W. h.',, q o., p' ,- 's %, a'o :.
eer.se ' 'rass ai9s. W., a,, or,.s' .,iE o., ta
sbr ,1-. nsr.ae,oo Aae.n,. i w.r,r,, Ho,e. a. .,-
ss. V', 49, ~ t 49, ~ = -o''' " go . .eI
Jaa b. .ir Nern. sai Of a'a So Ne. ,o, Juno. I,sToo
s'H -t, .,.., .' t,. H. .'' 49,, e,t 49,,
B...S ~ IN , '.,' II IN. ~. . 49, 49,, ,.' pr. s
-, Dte w..g 49, I'm H. 'p', , ' .. les,.'l
~. A.. t,rt. 49,. f I'll A. i. 49, III .li RI.
Ia.-rh Ba,er. A'.i o. Ahartr' D-a.. Co., oor-a Or
..- .'s Aa.'f'e p'i,'. ~ S- % s,- p,..t.-
49,. ~ ,o,.s I'll .srle
3, ,, fa1,s.. sod Iapsaa ST., go ,, R-ruql.. Jan d. 9.
~. 80. W.T.. vl- ID s.,. cotton. e. o. B. j. H.r.
~. = a. a. l., hi 81 r " .,p .i-.rer FAooa ben.
.' 80 e' u .l G 49,. r Geo-,s,esn 81
p " 80. 49,, lr Palermo De- io 20 --sh.r Draper &
IN. iepol,,s De- b, :. p oss g q s.--i bar. SAM Toas'
Bar. J,@.. AI eI. q, S' '-' 49, rG , i q
% Chsnt~fia q Ins.i- 49,. -, n.y. '' ~ .y p
~ rsso ,aor . y "a ..s ~ , rs 49, o
c. . ~ ~ o. 80, ~. r1.o,- A. s. ,.,.. o., lie
Rs.a /. Y.o,se
s-s Holr Is' :. o.. , - ~ 49,. - -'' S
s-s ,., 49, ~, 49, f D.. 80. "',-,,' a. $50, '
~ 80" L.. ~ ~ ,@ 49, II, . , =. a by
d.L, 20, - xy4 f, Z. y, i ,a - ~ ii, ~ r''..
w. W. p, 'i''' '-' - '"-
w. ,.,.i Wa. F,,,,.. Ss, o,s.,. o. s,,. -s.. o.
80. 4 -. "a Ia, ~ ~ l,s ~ ,o -. ,a1t go
Hse..,ss waite. he,,e FOR caIaor1is, al yell
.rtb wash Ps..ers-r. v.. msrysre Rrsu I'D = a Tie
e, Loasoa, I'm Hosas'.. .1o,, q Pla,.oa. 'agfasa
q y ,,a Ssp1 l ~ mp org * L..a9. 81 Sy.
jsa e. .a Jar. .hrs lae .ras erh H. -t,-r 10 r. cup
~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-05

n ger and Proprietor: GREENWOOD. Jr Assistant Mar.
sger-Spendii performances every afternoon Al ), sni
every evening q. O'Clock Two persons sixteen ire'
hfyh weighing ponnds One week OF The supen-
aou Giant snd 0sness who we're visited ast week
~ over persons they the tsest and the sges'
nsir ~ human beings the world produced The Oh
srtas. Il years ~ age nearly feet high, snd weighs
So pound. The GiSus : 2 years 81 age, stands pump
feet u his sos kings snd weighs 5s pounds They can
be seen a. al hours with MAJ Liehnger and lusnis ne
two smallest human beings In existence. Admission =
cents: children under 10. half price ~
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y. L. SNOW. Aucnorser
L. @ DARLINGTON, Aucuor-sr
by JACOB =. PI.ATT-fHIS DAY, 10 ocl

d.. the suction room 3 Psitst-special of Cutlery
In ots 10 su country % well city desls and re'aers
By order and for account OF TWO shened agencies ner
entire stocks on hand consisting together OF about 200
csrs Of pieces each, In lots 10 suit purchasers VIZ
tine ivory se tip and silver handled hnves and ofhs car
yss butter Knives slees and sheath knves coos
and Indian knives. oyster Knives nut pleas butcher ana
shoe Knives &c Also. pen and pocket kniyes 0, ali DO
scrip solid pesr and ivory shelsisg NC WIN neaNy
.ivsr mountngs among hch Congress and senaiors
snives Mexican and California DO gold
hun.srs' and gold diyg-rs l. 2 s. AND blsdss, nc
elegant cards OF richly carved pearl ivory aoo oaes
handles &c Also, fne and highly polished sheifeld srs-
sors and shesn sporsmsn's hpives, win instruments
pnniug nises fesm- table knives and FORKS ivory
raves and forks 10 sets OF 81 pieces ,essys brsss candle
sticks pistols powder assss cigar cases ease 0, sss VI
rious hsrdws are goods viz cut tacks and sparrow ois
braces and bits locks &c Also polished steel goods wsen
hsins ard keys tweezers pear buiors esc and csrpsn
ters' pencils Sc Gold Jewelry-Aso, al III oei'es IN
invoice OF gold ewsy consisting OF gold pens pins rings
KEYS SC to all Of which The attention Of country wei
city deal IL u Eo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-05

I with scale sut weights. iron mortar howppe sp'rt
iaup tubes. and other appsrntns-"ih psn
fr detecting gold liver aud other precious metals i1uul
u California Each chest contains mems " t- ores OF
copper Ac which have more or less resenhsLc- 20 Rod
Also iro1 retors quicksilver furnaces &c Tor separating
gold and and silver by the process u amelsauon
Pm m md for sale by DR. Chiffon,
= iOdss si Chsmhe's--t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-05

Ii Game. Hlk Sc AZ ALLEN 4 ROGERss, 80 Front
n1tuo in hin cans ~ and bs each sud furnish dfli
ous meal IN shy climate and under any circumstances tor
shout the pricet could be procured AZ home The articles
w. el are warranted superior % anything n The marsei
Guaranty L. gwen M desired that they vii retain per
actly flr years their nutritious a-e and qualities Cai-
frnsns and o ODD promote their owe Interests by CALI
r on u n qknr up fleir stores Tor voyages or re-
mote climates ALLEN T. ROO FRS, - Front -
-f trIs corner Peek -|ip
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EnK CAIIFnKNIA win TENA.. ;.

lively fIr Galveston o. I'm il-t IN The me acsr
ship LILLIAN TRAVIS We get ourselyss lai eH-
pel.es pa.rl mules Irsu-ble mining merl sud
three months provisions cecil OBJ Cafuuiz early m May FOR
-llO per man Pull psftru ar given by HOJGH Dr.
FrJnt.-t President of The Csrson AssocistOn
B-The Association meets ih's evening Al o'clock. 81
the Second " ard Hol-. Nassaust uear Fulton oar s
-, r.trbar.nfr 10 sfiff Orer Z ffr1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-05

cip-N ASii i - w. W :. vi morn he io
vst, of the MrNsir Patent Go1N ashng Machine OF any
A. empt that msy be- inside 10 interfere with MS ngWby max
ing Or selling he instrument without authority
Individuals about starting for California would act wisely
hy consulting some intelligent pertOn Who mas returned
from the Gold Region In relation 10 The machine ina VII
be most Likely tO answer nv dong 80 lhry ihAY save
much trouble and Per ~ they VIII Dee told ihaI me dea
N washing by conveying the water 10 HE mac rr
by suction pumps any other way. without great labor
and expense il sn sbsurdiy and that the me wire seiyr-
need BY some viii become ch0ktd viii me sand and render
ed useless that tie ONLY way e earth can De- separated
fon M eod and heavy sand IL iO Keep % foaing DO airr
.hrn - heavy particles sell t0 ne iou' Hnd can -hs
be separated ard ta' lne machine alluded % above L. e
on one properly calculated Co accomplish fs without the
operator going into the waier 20 vii euse boy Oh len
We n. Old 20 collect much gold M given time ~ l ef
9Th tie machines in There are three sizes i've
large and substantially built The other small and ii.h 10 ID
conveyed the county and % ar-wef ~ travelling
tonk The chine boz made O iron. copper or brss-
non il said 90 bee the durable IL can be- seen aud
Tor sale Al ll3 Beesmsnst Aiso cooking stoves fgf hr
California market If'FI JAMES h. lObhFlS.
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4 II; MULLER, Auetioneer.

n IL miBIFh, AucnOneer
ENECUTORs SALE or VALUABLE REAL
FIR will SELL by order Of the subscriber surviving
tor OF the last viii and testament OF PHILIP McARDLP
deceased at public auction nj the Merchants Exchange m
the City of New-York. on WEDNESDAY 2lst February
al ~ O'Clock the real estate late Of said deceased
consisting Of
Of lard the northwest Of Brooms Mott ste
the City " New York containing Is feet inches front
% feet In the u feet In depth on Mol
and % feet inches on ihs westerly side.
The frame building "a the of the stable encroschss on
this lot and the purchaser Of the lot have tho pr
yiege Of removing of hts building for ten days from
May next.
2 The two story frame building and lot OF ground on
Broomss westerly adjoining the abovs and contain
ng Is feet nchss 10 front on Brooms Of Is feet IN hs rear
feet inches the sassry side and 81 feet inches on
the westerly side
8 The lot Of land ihs westerly side Of Mott At imms
disely 10 the ~ the above. with tho story frame
building thereon This lot ~ feet front and each
aud NJ feet IN depth on each side
The building this lot encrosches ON tho shove lot No
l. and the purchaser 10 to have the privilege for days
from the lot Of May next Of removing the building To
stand wholly on this lot
The twostory brick front hous. and lot OF land
westerly side Of NosL adjoining tho above lot No
the nonherly side This house and lot are known III
Moist The lot 10 % feet 'front.' and rear each, and % feeS
In depth each side.
The shove land 10 all In fec and has been In the family
nearly fly year, sud iDdispuabs title will be made 10
the purchasers map Of the property be q tho
Office Of the sucuonser, Walst corner 81 Newst The
deeds and possession Of the To DO delivered the
lot OF May The sale will bs peremptofy 10 he high
est bidder Terms &c. nsde known Al tho time OF sale
Dated New York 9Th January, lS4s.
FREDERICK LEE, Surviving Executor
80 MWSFis3w-3lAdos
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-r.ior from 9th ov-rcoats
lytirh are especially requisite 90 voysge around Cape
Horn 400 other winter c.ohrE. which We sre selling 10
cot prices should also be prepared for The very warn
weather hat per7s1cs hose regions We have ill manu-
fscuf@d en extensive assortment o. summer coats pants
oons vests SC which while the prices A. low, we
have s-erv crrf4 errs h-t ttfg are desirable
y,o.is fn he rnarEet WV JENNINGS co.
i15ts.f 81 Broadway Opp site the Fountain