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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-17
From Havana.

FROM thr Nhafit-ton News
The steamer Isabel, Capt. Rollins arrived here
last evening from Havana via hey West From let
ter received In this city from Havana learn that the
Board Of Health Of that city have decided TO mske the
quarantine regulations more stringent Every vessel
from the United States will be subjected to obserys
ton OF days and vessel coming from port infected
with Cholera OF from one situated within $50 mile,
from place where ths, mssdy exists, will undergo
quarantine Of - days. The steamer lsthmus, from
New. York for California arrived At Havana on the 81
inss and sailed on the eth for Chsgres with y psssen
sers The British mail steamer had not arrived al Tia
vana mp TO the time the Isabel left.
We have annexed short letter from our hey Wes
corrsspondent: KEy WEST Jan 6, lei9.
The report Of the steamer sabcs being ashore turn
Cd out to be erroneous proved 10 be the stesmel
Anglo Saxon, Porter. master, from New bound Il
New Orleans. She was assisted by wreckers. and
bsossAt to this port salvage decreedb by Court slsOoc
No o8hcr nevs At present
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,oN CorNcu -The Board Of AIdermen con

oN CovxcrL The Board Of Aldermen con
heir coanel ohAmaef last e,sons lbs hooos' Mayor
81 svug he OF the Asi neets we're
lerros The Mayor then presented the Feukia Of
FsAsss sPases Fret Assssui s-o Of hne Cops
No. Sos hs"e ~aNA wore accepted euneHssioa on
Rpe>ssJ lecAy declining & ct I'm ASSISTANT kng
reAs AND sc0eFsd also iom Joha g
prsss.sss tAe Of
vhbh al sd be take ST he pssssat The CLAIMS OF ne
,,-s sss Compsnse. ks go Tie sAy
- fc the Cd ia. Company presented
- rsssx Ro.rd Ad T. h.ras rcos
- NssA sss seventh ss r->oS power Con
ssea Coss male eoairs IN other ConPane. for he
% M al except the Arsi ave Wnts ist "a N isee
Wsrp Ragsl-. r-~d sat sscrtetA tssetos t-n
eserss ~ ssct 81 ac~s a. sootsa Ga Con
paw Hssy Rskse- freseens 10 az tee P.. 81 sifeeis
sses,~. l.es .sd s~esh >sS Wards Re
ssypd couEitee The Corn~e On hsn.,o Aeuas
srorssd "a ayer ocp.aas ~ ne cenisa~ .ra
rrur<pdrx an spqcstcn the Legislature ~ peer y Nnssr -
80 hoe re.i aus sserlrt An seateai Vas ear'e1
tsa vas then ls, ps o e;ns 90 eeiA sSe- . -
sas>ts,n eAoaS The efy p.p~rs tss ~ les -
a. On hs saops r-ror 81 th- Contee vas ssoYes
. ...,,,..,,n IN lano s he hs Cts despia
ros..i adverse, tie Fe:san The street. Sose 49,
hyot OF opepsas Nah Il ron slth - % . -
r,~r coam,,ee reported seeeeS % he rsi "a, ne hrA
I,rv CoaFsny 1as &c - fes'ed a %
ecout d hsr severe ossss ~ ne ~ - ~. 500
ssse presses; report O., "a - -
~ r.is "a sd The k<ga 0~sfo- o.
40 the Old C,y Bsada ot Annoc -hsa vas s-I,-s aaa
siuctx tls rspsssoAs O ksgs Co 70 preset N %,
p~psa for Tie estAbhnent o. hfanSh y * T
~ Bfookba AsoPisd... AID Cochrsn see relot y ne
10 Ne ,ssea ertsr 10 prSa new oss hss'sea &
o Lads Places TIE death q acses sssos -
Old nesr 81 the Beard thea snneonced - -
sns st-f some APPs0P- ensfAs BY that geone"An ne "o "
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g. ADMINISTRATORS -aLh@%'Or 80 ~ = =.
II ELF REAL ESTATE 10 The Cly or N-"-i 9fA' -
~ -irS no fhe a.tsfe Of ISAAC LAWRENCE, De
eeases In rurfusrc- Of an order Of ne slrrosale o. -
Coauty Of NEWTON vii be % a puolc aaeloa : ne
dsv - March rex Al t.ev- O'clock a. roon OF inAt usl
The 10. owing valuable r-si esiAls oe4onA.lS ~ A ~
lsssc Lawreuce. deceased ,.-.- r-.-.
All hat certain oL piece Or psrce Of ard 'lse' ylns
ara beng In Tseflh ate IN Nmu OF - ~. W. -
Sev-YorE being psr sud parcel q fse or .loae -.
number Of ceftan farm. piece or psrcrl o ial 80
Of frances Bsysfd Winthrop Esquire ale -, - 80
commonly known by The nsm- Of ne Iufle bsy ram -
gautng Ga he esssry side OF Forty sevenihst o. point
one hl-dred and eghy-t~o i-et norm" = eu5 I'm
ne corner % The Ersaverue ih-re- souh tIs-one DE-
--sss ~ .tiv minute. essi four hundred snd ten fest
h-r north thirty degre-s rs-t thirtyeigh feet ihence
south irtyegt degrees etsi foriyeiem feet. tn-uee
nfy-four degrees e7t ny-iuur ieri, lleCs
elehty-une degrees and thirty minutes -s. ninety 81. n
feet herce south thirty degrees 50 80 ~
and nineteen feet thence SCUM -hfnio- % - -
sirty mirues east uinetysN fe-t tnence SUN ol7
degrees and ihiry minutes east tnfee llnl..u -.
three fee: Hence north forty seven drSf-es Vs. esl1
hundred and XIV four feet thence SCUM tnr{nree de-
gree. hrv minutes west Ve hundred Zee 10 me place OF
beginning containing eight seres, be me SANE NOR OF
s v h the house and building. and improvements there
OF. being psr Of the premises which we're conveyed 70
corded In The Office Of he Register Of The Cry and County
n New YORK 10 Lber No ls3 Of Conveysnees psge 5i
on he frst dav u March 1925 The ssd premises being
bn1s.d part By Turtle Bay snd partly by
and r. COOae Thomas Barclay solineas1efly Oy ne
East River; the norhessiery slde by sf1aua 70" or
ale Of Nicholas RayATd, sd on The r-1efy hde
by aud Of he Henry Barclay on which sad premises
IA erected dwelling house and also = stable
wing md being in the Fiehih Ward City Of New
Yos tnowu and distinguished map made Of the estate
of Ahiiah Hammond. In said Ward. by = bancter, CITY
Surveyor 10 1873, and by survey nsde ~ DAME rSeu
CO. srv-vor la b. H. a. lot number IS. srd bounded on
sad mao a. follows westerly by lot number y and part
o. 81 souihery by ot number one hundrrd ana 'eyenlre
esstey by Mercerstfeet and norhery by ot number II
beng =. described said mao iwentyour feet elght
inches front and rear and hundred feet deep he ne
ssr- more or said lot being row known aud dlsun-
qlIsbed by the street number tvsuty-hree 81 Mercer
reet on which premises is erecied twOstory dwelling
house-Dsted NeSvY York, JeuuAry rs. 1879
John l. LAWRENCt, Administrator, No. 81 WsllsL
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
From the Uniyercelum.
PETER AND THE ANGEL.
By THOMAS L. HARRIS.

By THOMAS L HARRIS
SLEEP. grading 10 its arms the wesried world.
Huahed 70 sweet repose poor unirended man,
To prison gives and dungeon misery hurled
Beneath the Church's ban.
He had gone fsrth with bold unselhsh zeal.
And, through ID HieraTchal City's crowded mart,
Flung burning Truths, hike sparks from flaming steel
Upon the Peoples Heart.
Some Power there about his strong plain words
That shook the very base oil Church and state,
And spread strange through the naughty crowds
of armed and mtred Great.
lie laugh, the very Slave that he possessed
A manhood mightier than imperial Rome,
A power, that reused, shosld Wrongs fierce cohorts
And scatter like the iosm. Ioreas.
He rose In might beneath the Temples dome,
Rending the tabernscles wells apart,
Showing that God dwelt not in gold or stone.
But In the loving Heart
Meath his true spiri, moved the enklindling throng
A. the obedient ses beneath the stars,
The mountain waves Of Popular Thought ran strong
Against Oppressions bars.
So MS free speech and freer thoughtto crush.
The Priesthood auDg him 10 the dungeon stone.
And through the Midnights cold sepulchral hush,
Peter slept calmly on;
slso. calmly. fearing not to morrow's load
The scourge Of suffering and the crown Of thorns,
For the true soul sails safely home 10 God,
Alike through calm and storm.
A glory kindles round bis brow he wakes
Tinged with the Morn his Soul TRANSPORTED stands
Upon his eye the eternal radiance breaks,
And spread the Elyssn Lsnds
And 10 the Angel the delivering Friend
His form divine In son resplendence rsyed,
His accents with the csptve's heart beats blend
IT'S !, be not afraid"
Before his touch the brszen portals Ope
Beneath his glance the welded gives give way
They hand In hand 20 forth, and heavens blue cope
Above 10 tinged with Day.
60 Peter, strong In supersensusl might, storm
Rode forth triumphant DER Wrongs estherin;
The fret CRUsADER, msrshsng TO the tight
The ABmIEs or REFORM.
Oh Brother Man, fear not Though Hate and Wronl
And Want and Death hem round thy perious path
Cease not 10 MARBLE forth thine angel song
Pear not old Fslsehood's wrath.
Whether face the Lions In the den
Or sail DER msrtyrdom's red fiery seas,
Around us camp, invisible 10 men,
:" The Cloud OF Witnesses.
No chains can bind no flames consume the Soul
Gods breath dissoives the avalanche Of III;
When the dark clouds Of suffering round us roll
Heaven sends its Angels still.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-17

a. FOR SAN FRANCI.CO. cALlFosSIA,


-ns7sss iing nve-Osk ship ROBERT BOVINE, command
ed BIZ Capt Cameron Of the sblesi ard most ex-
perepcsd CAPTAIN. of The port OF New ORR ard late
fr.t M command Of he L. 5 Frgae Macedonian under
Com De Kay, during her s,s mission Of mercy 10 Ire
and The ,tip VIII sail he .th Of Ian. ssiliul and
experenc@d Physician and Surgeon accompanies ms etpe-
don which s made 10 Of but respectable and steady
rer-ons Advantages here offered rarely 10 be met
with aud cannot be satisfactory 10 all DESTROYS OF Ioin-
ing the association. -
The sbp 81. have Of 80 bbs OF tour, 80 DO beef
80 do pork So 90 -Iesd 81 do NEAL 50 do nee ~ DO sugar,
nO DO po.to. do beans bsgs Of coffee bbls Ol vre
PAR bids 10 bos Of mscsere 10 Dol. Of onions
hi boxes u sotp sof butter chess Of ies 80 qln-
ss o. Goldfish The ship and viii belong TO the pas
er. and each passenger VII be entitled 10 barrels VI
freight beside his baggage. II Il believed BY competent
men that balance Of the provisions when he vessel ar
rive. a. Francisco viii sell Tor more than ne price of
the passage supposed mat ms ship IN that port vii
be worth from 80 10 $1,000. To those who wish 10 emil
r.ie 10 the Gold Region ns Offers superior advantages 10
many rrspeci.-Ps. A the iss are fast filing up tbs
hertf. should secured without delay For farther par
ruars sppy on board the Captain foot Of yers hasi
River Freight AIKEN on reasonable terms
Passage with share ofcngo and vessel, $50. 1854
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MARINE JOURNAL
PORT OF NEW YORK. JANUARY Is.

ARRIVED Mallory Bsbbsge. II Mahs ~ DAYS cotton, 20
Cens Co INST - ~ go passed shp George Thatcher
f Boston snchor the Fast RIVER lat ngf Al u
o'eork th morning parted both cham cahise 90 the
Bark Mousan spa Mobile li dave cotton, % ID huttni 20
al mt of rs Fords spoke chip Caone Young I'd Nlofk from
Nobe or Glasgow; time Su org Sarah broNn AMI
Osceoia. for fYork.
Bs sarah Hooper Of Baltimore Hooper Re- J.nsfo ~ d. cot
% master d. 30 bon 81 o. spoke shp Du.oiou from
osiso Tor Baltimore 18th ai IS ou spoke bsk W buif-
d. f Yarmouth for ETA Cru4, aud hp boige o Yarmouth
co. The has gales on he passage las beer
tmes o sound e bcenof has been 20 days n1fh OF HATTIE
RAJ aud has received considerable damage
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FOR CALIFORNIA.

-. FOR San FRANCI-CD-FoR CHAG-
frLftN RES DlRECT-The new and % snild ocean
$1,000 steamship CRESCENT CITY, 100 tons our,
den will leave Tor Chsgr-s direct on Monday me 3h o
Fsbrusry At I O'CLOCK r NJ from Pier No North River
Passenger. by this will reach Panama m une ior
The q Parihc Mai Steamer Of the 18th February Inc
subscribers have received such informsuon from fanama
s safety them that there VII be but very lille On sny) %
ennon At port Thsy have positive iniornsuon OF Al
east four sailing ships bavng received orders 10 proceed
10 Panama and thai they would b. there about me ssI OF
February they also assured that Ne relay strAnhp
Of the British Pacific Mail Company have orders 10 tase
from Panama 70 san francisco Me,ss Ltehis
son Nelson 4 Co u Panama. 10 whom passengers " W
ind % ih-ir Interest sddress hem=eiyes Agents or me
: Pacific Mail Steamers, have slso scot 10 Liina and
Valparaiso for vessels The facilities Tor crossing the
stml. have been increased and there 10 TO DOUBT bul
thai hs steamboat Orus will be- IN readiness 10 convey
passengers from Chsgns % Cucis Pss-engrrs IN ue
saloons $50 Lower Cahio p sirerage sf0 rfrghl 90
snsris Per q Freight merchandise 10 c- pef foot
800 los baggage allowed each cabin pssselger or us
equivalent n measurement; - Do sieerage passengers
sufficient number Of passengers should ofef Tor era
Cruz the City vii proceed from Chagfes 10 hat
por thus AfJrdug fine opportunity for those who desire
lo reach the Pacific across The land.
No passage secured until paid for Any person reniIrg
ore half Of pssssge money can secure berth
FOR one week For fr-g tt pass ge spply 20
I'M 81 J. HOWARD 4 SON . Scuh-st
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ron CALIFORNIA.

IL THE NEW. SUPERIOR white oas chpper-buill
49, shp SACRAMENTO, Hale, master and supcrcsrRo,
sSo pos being rugged coppered and hiied up for he
comfort snd accommOdA u passengers will sail from
III pori about ID day Of February next and VIII be
sfdres. A. Francisco 10 Edward Dunbar "a brother
81 one OF the su,cber- who sailed in Ne Crescent Guy
eceny and viii give Information aud render other aci-
lies 10 passengers that port For farther particulars u
freight and passage apply 70 ~
40 tyiO orJOSEPH " HALE. a Old-slip
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A. Manila. oCtis 81 n Tartar Weber for Nlors ~
ssiaauh r. shih u YACHT fsiapco. Bel. tor MOD
iouiondsfry Etsn Aagusta hea1~f Niok
Ar a. h~rmuds 50 ut ess william, sqroa NloA SSd. brig
Isty Of tho tNkr RI. 30.
al Yarmouth. ssh ut schf Braue ROBBINS. Slo
Ra-nos Oct Mon Bs.-s scott Nlerk lo.
bfg Perry Lieut. John DAVIS Moa-siceoi sih,
Mraral- lrnk rs. On Nlok
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LEGAL NOTICES.


y 0TicE i HEREsf 6lts> sartss p - p Al Psrsoa'
narlz sgass JOSEPH ". IuliEN a. g IL C1uly
% R-u1. i--..-s 9f---ut IL 80 - rg-ls-s
t-r- e1-rlirs ef &c -sf- oi stf O.
-sce -sa.--- 1 l-tu J ffe- De sl 81
M.sf11 flc cu--l tli1r - ~ - = J-I l-zL
-nat-i T.-r.r }. 80 EPHHAIf TOrrEN
DO t1esr+ ABN c rurTES
ID sic ADsINIsTRaTOKs oFflCE. "a Nas.a1 .t-Sl-
--r. az --ff RI an re- Atr AL
fAAAN, o s-essolt- h--a--eE t9l-ii hii1- sf9r -
-as-t al- 80 ave t-- -t-si- 81 81 stxl arr
- >lrrg. Of t@ e N-r frt 20 et- RI 1tt1trs
l rf-stst- ol n iia sag Of f-rr-a
- ccork q fr-rsc-Ia-d N-s lrL. Jsl4Ey %
80 I'D -l-s.l JAMES : fHAfEh- F-tlr A1l1stftt1'
DulLIc ADMINISTRATIONS oFFICE y Sa.ss1 st---f
N1ta- F. l-r-ty sr-r relatives - 1i IA ci HEA
hf NuAfpN a. d 10 Cy 81 ~ ora aso-r ----t no
a-s = AZ 80 .rstsfs hs spy = a. slrro-ais Of
NJ t1F a. ~ l1k &C. l-fsrs &C At -stl-r the
~ q t- 40 t-- iIl a. V f-cr1sE t-ti a. - ~
COOS - llr-1ol1 Ds--i ~ y =. Jl-zrf ID. lrtt
- avs JANIS :. rHAlER- Pl1lE Al1lll-l,fst1r
DrBLic ADMINISTRATORS OFFicE. -.
eats- t-r-os % c JAMS
TRIAL s u he CO CT f1rt. u-f-1kzi, --rs-e. s1s
- 49, = Ave ct st--t4t- flli sla4 s9pg - ,rro
sss o. - Cc1-fy 81 Me- f1rt 81 t-rs 20 1foa
e. -s-1.s ri u 80 riesa- a. 10 f-cr1s
- coca ~ lr-uae D1.s- .sr flrL. .1th
~ AVS sA1Es : IEAlER !as.c Afl-cx,s,st
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SAVINGS BANK :

pOWERY SAVINGS BANh-Nev-Yors. Jan.
pll lSf3-Dvlterc- The deposition. are hereby nolr-1
list seul an11s dividend - the Of per per
al sums % - an upwsTd sai sss hA1 500, aid
per ca1i per 90 a. s-ls u 500 br1 upward.
which have been ceHOsed a. east hree morhs previous
10 he is iEsl IL psd dePosiicrs ard after
csy, The h s- daring lie houTs q osi1e,s he ta-k
Az inere.l eaet i5r vi! remain principal Eri draw
tnieress sccosGicgly tou Is Ia;
The bsns Il opeo Tor 6Gsiress Mondays, Thsrstrys
ard sSturdsss iron 5 10 Ociock. N a. ~ B5wsry
Byorses OF m Trustees. JANIS MILLS. Prrs.c-uL
o. II. CoS6EsaALL, secFsssTy ll.lH
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GENERAL NOTICES.

" Fowler- n Wells, Phrenoiogists and
Publishers, CAnlon Hall ISL Nssssu-sl the Psik
" Wigs and Toupees.-BArCHELoR's newly In
vented Wss and Scsps obtained silver medal NJ the Fair
Of the American lnsutule. They made " the nnes
nsrsl hair and Of unesusled workmanship, and oder The
and dur sbiiy They Neike - 10 defy deec
ton The largest assortment Of Wgs add Toapees Ia The
Wal ST. Broadway. Private rooms for hsi,ng Wis
Conv The sddres. diQ NMNFN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-17

THE PUBLIC ATTENTION l. requested TO the state
l msnt below which Will soon be conob0rsied by cola
terA proof and reinforced by q farther ard greater
conQasss In view ~ he great blessing contained 10 his
oppOnune and provdenrs dtcovey sppea 20 NJ learn
cd faculty Of medicine. which has sngly coecuge
made any successful progress toward managing MS dre
fol shsndon Al farther experiment and ad0pl and
sapeIors OF col eyes aid Keeper. Of ..boise,
prisons, hO,elf conductors railroads. and supernten-
dans Of msuuscoes, 10 speedily provide for the ber-n
OF themselves and nose under heir and Influence.
supply Of this medicine spresl 10 al houses eepers
In Al ciie' towns and villages 90 poi-c. hemselye. from
the fear swe The danger 81 tbs disease by obtaining
early supply sppeA 20 The Legs awe Aulhorres OF
the Nscn and ln- respective >tses % es the value Of MS
medicine and ofer the recipe 10 them Tor reward most
Insignificant ~hen compared 70 The great benefits 10 be de-
rSed fvu - general prumu sion, l-reoy ncY may
save more u he lives Of tter felow-eIers In he
seasoa than were engaged IN The Mexican war
sppes 10 ell publishers Of newspapers 10 a. towns cor
tanning os thsn So0o intsbiau Tor toe sake OF their
PATROLS and pubic gooc make tnOwu The existence ara
TIE mode ~ Obtaining his medc,ce.
For extensive Gdverusng ne subscriber has rot ms
cee3s Il he sale % The medicine shall ensble him DO
be viii pay r Al advertisements hs may be made % e.
reasonable extent by respectable papers 20 Ne United
Al order. ioi The medicine he postpaid
ihe subscriber L " HICKMAN Nr~-Yorx
The frsi cepc vii BE- 81 Corisn1-st ounce oos.e-
= ounce bottles g, Is ounce bottles -.
A15ssi of ssr.d D. 0fo-.-. ate @ fa-rt.
Ssrsh n- Crosse rT-rV sara1 Gih-r q - CO ri >-s
Yos b,s tay sora ou - r., Evsas-.t. s-o-s
hst ~ llnted slf
ih- ctosa l,a Ciy % S-s Ya Cd
Ge-t q rsut sitss Of tie ca Tat a;-f - recover.
a. 1astsf-i ~ st- u~1- o. ssr-s n
e 5l-eas- Adjoining -Fera ruutr-t oi st4
ne slate c IL c-sss klen s-o1 col So
tcirs - r-,e s.terff llt rr-r erf-i
- s1-i-t -c fltrf ---- sl- testify hat ara-i
n - -. - - -, :. 80. - +. =. ~.
80 o--s- a-st have b-~r sr-st re 80
sffca-is 81 al tn-rs oi h9 tss slt n-hts ~
srecs O. have rt,tasist at p-
SARAH = o. CROSSE
Day ssoru t~- ns waai H..sr--ys- Moo VI lie c.
Cd Nsr lork. f.- ISL lal J1l-srl u.l..
l. " Rrcxs.s. " ? HANERNErER MlJcr
"A - .~ft.
cgsvey satisfactory chaTScler ~ spyeas u tie DsLy md
Weekly Tiagne in = few DAYS. ltOANs
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BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.

WtrKLY REPORTS on DEATHS AND INTER
srxrs--FOr hs reek eadiss JsHnsrg lS' isi9-Msle'
" Females Is; Adults Is Children l1-Totd 81.
sswmenu in Greenwood and other Brooklyn
tss - from New.York and other places, Il.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-17

GENTLEMAN wishes 10 90 % Caforns. and Las
"A not The means get there ifany person will ens1e
him to provide for his family, hch small for six mouths
aud furnish him the necessary cans % get here he VII
put himself under responsible bon = 10 divide the prohs OF
his lsbor for ID months ANY genuemsr or lady having
the means and disposed aid enteprsng and worthy
young man, will please address note 10 NJ C box
S65 Post Once References OF the very beet character
will he furnished JlS I've
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-17

MAIL RoBBER ARREsrEp.-The msh irOin
WAshisgton, Ga TO the Double Wells on the Georgia
railroad, we learn from the Gassrs opered some
two weeks snce and robbed OF several letters contain
ing money checks &c Suspicion attached 10 the stage
driver John Rutherford and he has since been arrest
ed ct Anderson c. II. Is. c. AMI lodged In Jail
Augusta Sentinel.
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CAIIFOR
TO CALIFORNIA, sIeo.

EORDON's CALIFORNIA ASSOCIATION sails Jan
III Room fOr o. members THIS = generally Sd
rnittsd to Be the thoroughly equipped Company 10
.cenfc and mechanical point u view Sung cot Tor G l.
foruia An A.ssy-r Physician and GeooNsl accompany
tba sxnediuon s5O0 worth Of machinery 10 supplied Oh
,nsno srlerdid fsstsanF chip goes round the Horn.
OVERLAND BY STEAM AND SAILING VESSEL.
The President. Committee, ard p members I'D pa.--f
per. 20 this roue-hrouehins Sky days Cost >Ah which
covers every charge San Francisco Apply % M Pres
dent A. " c UHLHORNS Office. lfr FfonLst ilr 81
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spoken, Ac.
FOreikn Ports.

OF = IA, S lou s. os snip M.ssa ol Boston freeman -
g. fn NYors tor CsnA0.
D. 81 at s. lou % a. brs Hoision Of Bo,on. hom NYoh
taf
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Disnsfers, &c.
NotIce 10 Mariners.

The ship Itepub rh sailed from Liverpool De 49, went asho
on water night Of he 18th ut William Reeves
Fus and T. wsh Of BALTIMORE were lost Tie re--
md a tniaI l.s
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DUBIIc ADMINISTRATORS OFFICE, No Ss..ss .,-sG-
Sot. bsrsoy gwen sss Of r Of SARAH
TyRSUs0x ate efths CITY Of Ns- Yors cor-d
,nd sexei dsd that he ed.cs Of
ESTATE Of Psssc Asnisttor vii ~ administered
1<poset Of according az he clsfnst
sfz
1.y Of F.oruap ssI;-Dstsd Nov Yors Jasaary 10 lse
10 lssts JAMS TAAIER, Psss< Aanastniat
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INOR CAIIFORNIA.-N0tice i hereby given, thai
Il the books Of the Mechanics Mining Company, 10 The
CITY of NevYork are now open FOR cpuons for stock
stths Office Of Waller Anderson, Nassaust cofner OF
Wslst where he articles Of said Company may be seen
The Company formed FOR mining purposes To Csifor-
MIA. By order " Tie Trustees, - .
JAMES GREENE, President.
"a U.,,rp ee~rsfsrv ff
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Ne~ Cily hsll. Pars (
'V'tNEs-ISiS.-Noccr 3 ter-ey gwen t.af a. Al
L nfrioS % one PER CENT. vii b made OF az
TAxss relasirng angsid the l5sh % gEEErASY.
ard TWO PR CENT or - l5ih NAkCH
TIE Receiver Noai ufer upon payer me mporznoe
% usking a. early payments cossb-, avoid NE
crowd and d-.sy which necessarily jnsg Prev
COS 70 The per cottages being stded-
Hours FOR resolving money from 10 O'clock. Pm
BaISsbls money Only received.
TOMS HARVEY HART. Receiver Of Tues
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CALIFORNIA;

CALIFOKNIA.-The advertiser, desirOus OF gong 70
y California, is already prepared with more hau sun.
esui funds the expenses Of such journey and
wish TO associate himself with person Of small cap
10 order Ia the the necessary articles 70 smell ne
ore References Of such character both rs 70 ability and To-
tes ry sufficient 90 satisfy the most ncredulous April
cation must be made soon Otherwise shan leave on my
own account! Address J. b al his Office. jlb 81
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PURSUANCE Of an order Of ssros.s he couaty Of
~ frt 1c- .er-oy al Axans
"LOksL bASsLrER. are o. Tie CITY Yod d...-e
fr-s-nt -. .1ne ri vooehsr ls-o .assrs- At
noe Of PECK sos. 30 . clfstr--, CITY fod
o. Or s>br- As tth say March ssxt-Dsis1 ssw Yort
ts-nty sEh tay 4 s-P,snbsr is<s
MARY BASSIsrIR. A.niais;rstrls,
81 ls~ol' sEIH WILLIS, Afllaatretof
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w 81 Young il about being Organized ~ proceed ~
land route across Mexico 10 The god region Those prefer
rine his the dangerous snd uuceraln ones OF
rounding Cape Horn crossing The lsnrus may bave M
opportunity by immediate application A. ~ anast corner
OF HUDSON between 4 N. and r NJ. person viii De
10 attendance 10 give al requisite Information.
B-The second meefing Of the above Association viii
be held Saturday evening 18Th Inst a. O'CLOCK Al ne
Brosdwsy House, corner Of Broadway and Orand-sl A
general attendance IL requested jill w