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; q short illness, LOUISE In

On Friday, June IS, after = short illness, LOUISE In
Roy, wife OF Baldwin Gardiner.
The friends of the family, and of her son in-law.
Thomas j. Stewart, invited tosattend her funeral
from her late residence No % Fifth street. this after
noon, at four o'clock precisely. The remains will be
taken to Greenwood Cemetery.
On Friday June 10Th, 1S49, WILLIAM DuRYEA. in the
54th year Of his age after n short but severe Illness
fully invited to attend his funeral without further
morning, at half. past o'clock
On Friday morning. June 10th, 1S49, Mrs MARIA
FLANAGAN, wife of John II. Flanagan, aged 81 years
Her funeral will take place from her residence,
No 20 29th street. between the 8th and 9th avenues
this Saturday afternoon at tour O'Clock precisely
The friends and relatives eff the family respect
fully invited to attend, without further notice.
At Brooklyn, on Thursday morning, June H. after
short illness, Miss MARY GRANNss widow of the late
Benjamin Grannss, Of New Haven, Conn, aged 81
years
The friends and acquaintanees OF her sons George
Il Granniss, Charles b. Granniss, John w. Granniss,
and Henry + Grannss, are invited to attend the fu-
neral this afternoon, at three o'clock, from her
residence, No. 235 Dey street. Brooklyn without fur
ther invitation The remains will be taken to Green
wood Cemetery.
On the 18th inst, CArHARIsE TIM in the 21st year
Of her age
Her relatives and friends, and those of her brother
William Tinl and her cousin Robert Copley, are re-
spectfuy invited to attend her funeral this saturday.
afternoon at ga o'clock, from the residence of her
cousin Robert Copey No. 10 East 18th street. with
out further invitation.
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CITY TRADE REPORT.

", L.. NJ.
In the absence of the letters due by the mail Of the
Cambria trade in produce some less active, while
prices in great measure remained unchanged. Sales
OF flour made to "a fair extent to meet steady
home demand with some lots disposed of for export.
Fine and unnspected was some frmer, while other
kinds remained about the same Tho market for
wheat firm, with fair demand for milling Sales
of prime Genesee, with some lots Of Ohio and Vr-
ginia, were made on terms stated below, Corn was
hardly firm and at the close the turn Of the market
in favor of the buyer. Sales made to q
fair extent Pork some frmer while other articles
Of provisions remained about the Fair sales Of
sugar making, consisting chiefly Of Cuba Musco-
vado, ut steady prices Cotton sold in small way at
previous prices Dealers were waiting the receipt Of
letters.
AsHrs-Prces remained without change with sales
Of 5 bbls at So 56A So 62 for pots and pearls So so
a So SO.
BREApsruyrs -Fotr-The salcs for the day reached
about 5000 bbls including fine, at 81 12X 50 31X;
Western brands at 81 SO 81 Is, though sales were
mostly made at the inside fgure Indiana round hoop
at 81 sly and Ohio do do. at So; pure enesee at SIS
IS 121s fayorite and fancy brands, this State and
terdays quotations. Of the above sales 1000 bbls fine
made for export Of Southern flour sales of 500
bbls were made, at "a "a for Petersburg country
Rye Flour was some firmer; sales of 900 bbs
made at So "a SO. Meal-Thc sales reached about
500 bbls Jersey, at So Yheat-Sales of 5000 bushels
Genesee were made at 81 80 for prince 500 do Virginia
white ut 81 12h; and 1000 do. Ohio at 81 90 Rye
The market Mt the close better; 5000 bushels sold
at 5Sc, devered in the afternoon this price
fused Oats lower, with sales Of Northern ut 81
35c Corn-The sales for the day footed up about
10000 bushels. at 64s csc for round yellow; 5s1i
CorToS-Operators awaiting their private adviccs
per Cambria 400 o 500 bales reported to have
found buy ers at the last quotations.
CANpLrs-S Sales of 200 boxes adamantine made
at ~ a 2S cts 4 mos.
Fprrcurs 40 900 bushels of corn were taken
for Liverpool at in bulk and at 3D. In bags 1000
bbs -four were taken at Is. 3D. Cotton was taken at
I'd Beef in terccs At as and 100 bbls lard at 22s.
od vessel sold for California, at about $4,000
She was COO tons burthen.
Fnur.-We notice sales of 300 boxes rasins at 81 60,
cash and months and 70 trails hard shell almonds at
private bargain.
Lap Sales in the Boston market to-day, of 5000
pigs Missouri at 47sc.
LIME.-Sales OF about 5000 bbls. Thonaston, at
20 cts
AoiAssns-Thc sales embrace 200 hid, Cardenss for
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NTELIIGENCE BY THE MAIL,
Our Baltimsre Correspondence.


BALTIMORE, June IS. 1872
The WsdMsr-Increase Of the California Feoer- Cali
to'nia Cold Markets, &c.
The recent news from California has given fresh
impetus to the gold fever in this vicinity The vessels
now up for San Francisco the brig Ospray, to sail
on Monday next; the bark f. II. Chaplin brig ANA
zon ship Louis Philippe bark VIM Kennedy, bark
Martin w. Brett, ship Izonum, and the bark Sarah
Hooper The bark Martin w. Brett, is intended to be
kept In service as packet between Panama and San
Francisco, and takes mono but cabin passengers in
cluding the owners and their families These vessels
are all rapidly filing up.
Nearly 100000 of the California gold brought by
the Lexington is consigned houses in this city and
some of it has already come to hand. Baltimore has
received large share Of all the gold yet received from
California
Weare still clear OF cholera in this city and COM
parison with last year shows that the season. thus far
has been unusually healthy.
There were considerable sales of -four and grain yes
terday morning preceding the receipt of the
news at previous prices, but its receipt operations
ceased for the day.
The following the sales at the stock board yes
terday
$50 Maryland stg So, aS; sIs5 Maryland ded. 6, 02;
!SO City Co. lsSO Ua 75y Baltimore Ohio Railroad
bonds o. 81 share Merchants Bank 95 shares Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad 1875 50 do 49, 81 do i2 80 do i3-iS
do 1871; 30 do, bin, Az. -
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distllery at 1sc. and in Boston, $50 do Trinidad Do
| Cuba at Gle, 4 mos
lao bbs spirits turpentne at SIC cash; 600 bbs in
the Boston market sold at $50.
oLs-We notice sales Of 900 gallons lard oil at $50
| in barrels '
though sales were light; $50 bbls changed hands at
so 20 Tor mess and So 80 for prime Beef in good
demand and firm Sales OF $50 bbls made, extr.
Chicago at Sll so and so bbls. beef hams at SIC So
Cut meats were quiet Sales Of tieces sugar
cured hams were made for Philadelphia at 7c Lard
Sales OF 200 bbls. were made exc To the market
was firm Butter remained steady at Yesterdays quo
tations The stock of cheese stood about the same:
the stock was light and the range from &c 7c
RicK-About 100 casks changed hands at So 25 So
90. the latter figure for choice.
SucARs.-The demand continues large, and We mo-
tice sales of 500 hhds including Cuba Muscovadc, at
3's AZ and Porto Rico at Sc. a 5hc,4 mos.
S.sp About 5000 bushels Calcutta tax have been
sold in Boston at 81 So
Wmsxnr. Sales feOO bbls at 2lc. 214c for Ohio,
and 2lhc. for prison in small let's
WooL-The market continues in the same inactive
state noticed in our last report There is no American
OF any grade now on hand and the arrivals not
heavy generally till the middle of July alb out which
time the city trade fairly begins There good sup
ply OF foreign but light demand and we have sales
Receipts of Produce per Hudson Rver Lines this dsy
Grihth's Line-2332 bbs. -four; 62 do ashes; So do.
whisky AZ do cheesei 2so do hamsi 5s do. butter.
Swiftsure Line-1s2l bbls. four 40 do. whskey; -
do hams; 100 bushels seed; 10 bales wool
Eckford's Lne-4so bbls four ~ do ,whiskey
boxes cheese; 4S do. butter; 25 do seed.
Boat Morgan Gray-l93 bbs -four.
CanaJoharie and New York Line--450 bushels oats
Fuitonville and New York Line-160 bbls -four g. 800
bushels oats.
Od Troy Lne-si5 bbls. -four; ,005 bushels corn;
23 bbls pork 80 do. ashes II bales wool.
New iork, Utica and Oswego Line-4S0 bbls aour.
200 bushels corn 80 bbls ashes 1893 bushels oats
New York and Penn Yan-530 bbs. -four; 500 BUSH
els feed
New York, Syracuse and Oswcgo Line-6 $50 bbls -four
Syracuse and Oswego Line --4S3 bbs. flour; 81 do
beef; So do hams; 80 do butter.
Western Lake Boat Line-700 bbls. -four
New York and Cincinnati Line--569 bbls -four: 80
do as she's
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Our Phliadelphia Correspondence
PHILADELPIIIA, June Is. lSIo-


The Charlottesville Tragedy Markets &c
Two cases of cholera reported to the Board Of
Health yesterday, but the persons reporting them
did not appear to be regular they were referred
to 1.-THE Port Physician who finding the be with
out death by Asatic cholera, they reported in
the official bulletin to-day. Two other also
reported.
horrible tragedy in humble life occurred yesterday
in Spring Garden. poor colored woman. living on
the Ridge Road gave birth to infant while alone in
the house, with the exception of child five years old
arr soon after drowned it in bucket of water
while laboring under temporary arrangement, from
the effects of fever She died herself during the
afternoon and the coroner held inquests upon tho
bodies together
The foreign has caused an advance in tho price
OF corn, and there is an increased demand. The de-
mand for flour is limited and the sales confined to
small lots for city consumption ut "a 62 to So per
barrel Tor common and extra brands. Rye -four sells
Mt 81 S7H No sales of corn meal The demand for
wheat is moderate, and prices steady lose to
lose for mixed and white Sales of 100 barrels whis-
key at 2lc. Hhds. in small lots commanded the same
rate.
We suhjoin the stock sales in this market to-day
State So 90 SOS Sehuykill Int, 56 $4,000 State b.
9oa $1,000 Q. states Co. M ll2 $1,000 Susquehanna Canal
Bonds 3D. 5S $4,000 u States 6s 90 10Y; 900 State s.
Msrris Canal 400 do dor 49, 10 do. vieksburg S
Pennsylvania kk 40A 100 Reading mtg. Dds 69 loo
do stsch, lSSi 100 90 CHM Waterwerhs bds 95 do lie
high stock 2o 80 do Reading RR So 1886 10 do Fleming
ton Copper Co., 5a 1870 do Lehgh Stock % so do Union
Canal pa; de- Ear Mech Bank. 62it; Second Board
G 80 los 80 shs. Reading RR, 1888; Sch Nav, 1883;
100 do. Union Canal, 1li1 30 do. Lehigh, 2Sie.
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CAPTURE OF THE SLAYER ZENoBIA Captain
Pope, OF the whaling bark Jasper, arrived at this
port yesterday, last from st. Helena, has favored
us with the following report
On the Esd March, 1849, arrived at St. Helena
schooner called the Zenobia Of Baltimore (for adju.
dcation in the Vice Admiralty Court, which vessel
had been captured by II b. NJ soop Philomel, the
west coast Of Africa, with cargo of slaves numbering
$50 33 of whom females the being over
to st. Helena, and lost eleven of them These
poor creatures were in perfect state Of nudity,
and many of them (the women in particularly
bearing the brands of hot iron recently impressed
on their breasts; the vessel being small and the
number of negroes so great that 1t next to an
impossbility to from end of the vessel to the
other. 1t appears that when the schooner was de-
spatched by the Philomel, that she about giving
chase to an American brig which had just gone into
port the coast OF Africa suspected of the purpose
of taking on board cargo of negroes 1t is only lately
that brig has been brought to St Helena with up
wards Of 500 slaves on board her was the
Harriet lately of Philadelphia, and commanded by
Captain Thomas Duing, who had sold the vessel at
Ambrez to Brazilian leaving his crew, (Americans)
eight in number board to shift for themselves and
being unable to get away from the were obliged
sloop Cygnet.
These seamen have given the consul at ST. Helena n
faithful account OF their i'll treatment by Captain Du
ling and have been provided with vessels get away
from the island. At the time the Harriet boarded
by the Cygnets boats, she had the American flag fly
ing at the peak and in consequence Of the brig firing
upon the boats, of the American seamen shot
Helena under medical treatment. Also lying In the
harbor Of St Helena, slave vessel condemned former
ly the bark California Of oston New Bedford (Mass
Mercury June IA.
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Appointments by the President.


A. A. Pet:ingall, of Connecticut to be Marshal of
the Tinted States for the district of Connecticut vice
Benning Mann, resigned.
George w. Lakn, of Wisconsin, to be Attorney of
the United States for the district of Wisconsin, vice
A. Hyatt Smith, removed.
LAND OFFICERS.
Merriwether Lewis Clarke, of Missouri, to be Sur
veyor General for Illinois and Missouri vice Frederick
II. Conway, removed.
Paracete Potter, of Wisconsin, to be Register of the
Land Office at Milwaukee, Wisconsin, vice George IL.
Walker, removed
Moses Gibson, of Wisconsin, to be Receiver of Pub
lie Moneys at Willow River Wisconsin, vice John G..
Floyd, who declines the office.
Samson Clayton, of Alabama, to be Register of the
Land Office, at Lebanon Alabama, vice Hugh p. Caper
ton removed.
Stephen f. Page of Michigan, to be Receiver Of Pub
lie Moneys at Ionia Michigan vice Frederick Hail.
moved.
OFFICEkS OF THE CUSTOMS.
L. A. Trigg, Collector of the Customs at Richmond
Virginia, vice Thomas Nelson, removed.
Ezra Hotchkiss, Surveyor Of the Customs at New
Haven Connecticut, vice Charles s. A. Davis removed
Franklin Haven to be Assistant Treasurer at Bosten
vice Henry Hubbard removed.
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Mr.. CALHOUN AND THE CALIFORNIA RAILROAD
Hon. ]. G. Calhoun has written letter in reply to
invitation to attend the California Railroad Con-
vention at Memphis. While ho acknowledges it one
of the greatest projects of the age commercially and
politically he takes the ground that before the South
finally dscides upon Its course in the matter they must
know whether or not slavery is to be excluded from
the territory through which it passes-must how
they to stand in reference thereto and the rest
of the Union before they spend millions millions,
in addition to what they have already onenPhiia-
dephia Sun, June 10
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LIEUT. BEALL.-A correspondent in Delaware,
commenting on the gallant act which we recorded the
other day of this young officer in saving the life of
Of his when endangered by the indians, reminds
of a similar act Of humanity performed by him some
years since, in rescuDg boy from drowning at New
Castle Lieut. d is fortunate man but the brave are
always fortunate.-PhiLad ". american. June Is
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Married.

At Fort Smelling, Minnesota Territory, on the 3Oth
OF. April last by the Rev. Mr.. Ravoux, Capt. JAMES
MoNA' u: U $. Army, of Virginia, to VIRGINIA M,
daughter oiDr. j. Martin, u S. Army, of orfok vr-
ginin.
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AMNNECM e W.T. .

sNNNN~NNN,~NNN|NN7<rvNo-~v
broadway THEATRE-NR. +. A. MARSHALL, PRO-
% viii NJ +. W r. Ba asETS EiTens
Mr.
sssss aTs HcH Of IRWIN N ss ~ %
Roeiort, Reynolds Rose Mrs. Waltz Briary Mrs
Third Circles Is cts; Gallery i2Ss cts. 0'
r :. KyENSc JUNE
an S xSis% Ta I! riasTEs
Schmidt bertrand Mr. Raymond sahid Sms Aa
70 snds @ GsSl Ef Ssa
Sr BsaomSnt ersssy Mr. Hamilton Lionel Mr. Mortimer
css pss e@s @ "%y r
y ssrs-ssM%sr Fs,asiNoa satardaS Evening june
10TH and each evening during the summer Sun
men tai Pro@eaasa Concert 70 be ioowsS BY Bal pEts
ean9 in Various GSn Wes
s e s % of and sy
an % + @ h s
Tickets % cts Doors g. Concert TX
A MLRISeAN MusEUM-p 7. BARNUs. MANAGER
spens s a. I Manager
every evening o'clock One week the Quaker
;. al al n thu s
Rsns % wss an a
Ethiopian Minstre the beat band in the United Staes-
sessrs cSap%sa copsnd
s
be privately consulted at all hours Admission IS CENTS
children under 10 years l21s cents
MRS. EMMA GILLINGbAM BosTwICKs CONCERT
AND sns
generally that here Second Concert will take place
Mr. s ar suaSs1 r sa + h!aoT Mimi M h.S
Mr. Tasias M Prison, Mr.. Johnson MT Tinmgwii pre-
sue AZ inc ''n0 f0 FR Sn R%%ME u Df'''w
ovorture--Messrs.. Timm, Boucher Kyle, Bristow,
Eisreld, Pszzalia, johnson, Prssou. =.
sSns-Am rendered i-IT Paige W: Maynard
songHsSssi brd.wi.h Flute otiisatc b. Mr. j. AsfA
WICK aS Fs is ns aS M the Bos Handel
Observation-Disclosures rohestna Beethoven
song-Anpie O. the banks o. Dee-Mr. Paige .......
DuenLpss d tam%s m poor, sua Tomba
Adagc and Ronde, a la Espagnioia, in A dat-Mr.
CavatnaLa sciiaria in sdad--sommoclto-M uAn''
Duet~Fiow gently Deva-Mr Paige and Mr. An fA'ni
Sony Nanny witt thou gang with me Mrs Bost- rAr''
Tickets obtained at the Aston and irving Houses
dsncs street. and at the door on the evening Of
s % rhe will ne &c.
superb Grand Piano be used the occasion is from the
mandatory Of Chickerng Boston.
w Hugo Grotius celebrated Marble Statues and Tableaux
vivants represented by twenty ladies unparalleled
beauty and Open night. Extra performance
on Saturday at o'clock p NJ Singing Dancing Boxes
S1s cents; Parquette Is cents. "
A sToR PLACE OPERA HOUSE.-THE ABOVE THEA
ire to be let for several months from the
present time. For terms &c. apply to ''N 'A'
C0kBYN l. MARTINI
Musical and Dramatic Agents No. 4 barclay st.
HOWARD ATHENEUM.-THEATRICAL NoTICE-C
Thorne having leased the above establishments with
the intention OF opening the the
August respectfully announces the ladies and gentlemen
for the approa ching
(post paid) addressed to c. X. 4hORNE, Boston,
ceive immediate attention.
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BY order IrUs1tvsi-
WILLIAM COOLING, Secretary.
CANAL OFFICE. CHICAGO, May "a, 1sl9.

QNO THE LADIES.-PETER ROBERTS 373 BROAD
III way, has Just received q large lot of Esmeralda
Collars ut 800 embroidered Honton do at 2s, usual
price Ias Breakfast Caps Isl Yslencenne Collars and
Cspes black white Lace Shaws and Scarfs,
very cheap; Cambria Hdkfs Laces Nc.
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<~tOLp LEAF AND DENTISTS FOIL MANDATORY,
NJ liz Franklin street, West Broadway. Tho sub
gerber to manufactures superior article OF Gold
leaf In tho city, and at the lowest cash
prices 81 20 per package Dentists Foil. So All
orders accompanied with cash promptly attended 70:
Ill. WAUGH
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UALIFORNIA-GoLD SIFTING-FRoM ALL AC-
" received from the gold dsgng there Is nsthing
canal the Iron Wire Cloth and Sifters
Sought at Beekman and 40 Fulton streets for separating
fhe pure stun the earth pS- All kids on hand
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FOR SALH.


NOR SALE-A VERY FINE SORREL MARE, AND
light Wagon, with Harness. &c.-The Mare is Of good
eight old and warranted sound and to
kindly single and double harness. She is capable of
rather superior speed although perfectly gentle and would
either suit q family, gentleman, for pleasure driving
The Wagon made srder extra strong by Barcalow
Both will be disposed bargain, the advertiser
about leave the city. Six months time will be gwen II
desired with approved security Enquire OF Mr. Giben $40
Broadway
EOR SALE-A QUANTITY OF WATERS, OF THE
latest patterns imported from Paris, for about half the
cost their original value being SSO Inquire as l6o Dvi-
sion street. up stairs.
NOR SALE-A SECOND HAND PIANoFORTE SHALL
be sold for $780, 1t Yin the best order and has very
good tone. Inquire at 100 Division street. up stairs
NOR SALE OR TO RENT-THE SPLENDID BILLIARD
Saloon the of tlantic and Henry sts, South
Brooklyn. Inquire on the premises.
TN0 GROCERS.-FOR SALE BARGAIN, TIE STOCK
Il and lease Of a Grocer South Ferry Brooklyn,
doing handsome business the city country trade
Apply Immediately to JNO. III. POlILON,
63 w ter street, New York.
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HOTELS, &c.

broadway HOTEL STRANGERS VISITING THE
ID city particularly directed to this truly pleasant and
ealhy located hotel being opposite the Park and Fountain
with that beautiful College in the in the immediate
vicinity of all the places Of business amuscment affords
those visiting the city advantages than perhaps
o her hotel among Call and see.
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otto COTTAGE, HOBOKEN, MT. PERRY MOST
~ respectully begs to the public in gene
ra that he has engaged At heavy expenses Gungs cee-
braed Band for Sunday afternoon, June 18th inst for
Concert Sacred Music to at four o'clock Ice
G, cams and oler Of superior quality Admit
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IDATENT MANGLES-THIS MANGLE is a LABOR
saving entirely supersedes tho OF iron
ing smoothing Sheets &C. With great rapidity
and beauty with this machine, do much
work as with smoothing rons They are used in the prn-
cpal hotels in the city, and give Trey are made
and sold by DtNCAN W ESi,,
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ID EMOvING.-FRENCH MECHANICAL LAMPS, FOR
N mcr'y W Broadway, now as Broadway near Canal st.
Mechanical Lamps Of pattern, Vessels snspcnsons
Globes Chiinnics Silk Wicks shades Sperm Oil 10: Sus-
pensiena. Brackets and Standa H. DARDONVlLLE.
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ID ICH TEA SETS, PLATED ON GERMAN SILVER
M from S25 S4 Table Forks So; Spoons, So per doE
fully equal in appearance pure silver Also styles OF
damask and ,vered Girandoes Chandeliers Solar and Hall
Jamps. ASHER X. MORGAN, ls2 William street, between
Fulton and Ann, opposite the church.
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THE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN, R. MAIL
$$i;: S &; 4;
e a.sssHl'' s sssHi s se;Y9:9i 81
susson on board Freight will BE- Charged
s s: 1ss p sn %
from New York Boston to LverpooFirs Cabin $l20i
second d. s' DspSy Brdw
DACKETs FOR HAvRE.-sEcoND LINE.-THE SHIP
Baltimore BoRS III nT IN g
EoR ST: PIERRLs MARTINIQgE-TnE FRENCH
ship JACQUES, Capt vue For freight or passage apply
20 erto BOYD i hiNcKEN, S Waii:s
chseres-Nail line Thursday 2stl June The
sail as above with the United States Pacific
w fss1
ss to essS s s q
5 sy * bn % half s
double Of speed and safety than cam
otherwise Be found For 1Effs
EoR SAN FRANCISCO .CALIFoRNIA.-To SAN
part Of her engaged win sail about LIST July
. e a
apply on board at Pier No. North River, or to
wv. ELW ELL Co, 81 South St.
UOR SAN FRANCISCO, TOUCHING AT yALpA-
built pssSs Be Sss
5 ana T n%s
acquainted with the and harhors Of the Pacific win
ssrS the Sesn Wit
and
s%ssss s5i
e9 s% a's s1ss
EoR CALIFORNIA; BEAUTIFUL CLIPPER YES
EEL Of 100 tons bDsa.a pst Sq for The
her entire I Gin and
Trim win Probability q making rsmarkasiy quick
p On e.
'''''' pA''"S' : gyms IS wall street.
Cur PRoBUs, FOR CALIFORNIA. VIA vALPARAI-
in tier bills Of adns Immediately for signature There are
ss i''
nor CALIFORNIA SAN FRANGisCQ DIRECT TO
. all s. @ ps fsss
s' pier
S saoSn s
CITY, stoddard master, will leave r Chagres direct
The
%. ss nnS n hryn ana
apply to HOWARD SON "a broadway,
Panama Of Pacific steamers calfornia Oregon
has been Of Che arrival At 1 the
commun with the Gold Regions in about 30 days.
WITH ss r1' ' on 4ss ~.
2sh Persons desous Of securing passage shonla make
Apply to n. q. ROBERTS. n6 Vests
ITO CONFERENCE.-THE AN EXPERIENCES OF
fifteen years In preparing stores for Shps and Pas
sengers subscriber confidently offers bis services
intending TO make the voyage 20 California As his
be had estimates for Provision OF dcs
crtion for number Of persons from month to tive
All stores will be put In suitable packages to
the Isthmus, for the LONGER route.
A. KEMP, ll6 Wall street New York.
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Port OF New York. june 10, IS48.
Cleared.

SrTs. 80. 49,. 81 HIGH wArEn :. a