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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-05

ARRIVAL OF SPECIK-THE DEE.-We learn that
British the steamer Dee. which arrived here on
"Wednesday, at o'clock NJ. left Vera Cruz on the
18th int and eRcOunts red quite boIst-rOus Winds
| The amount of specie which she has on board is
about 81, 0OO 600. nearly $780, 900 Of which ID for
this city She has also On board several hundred
packages of c clinical Her freight and pas
senger list is altogether The most valuable, we are
informed, that has yet been brought from Vera
|Cruz on this line.
The steamer Forth, which was recently wreck
ed at the Alacranes and abandoned, has been
completely stripped by the wreckers. Her hull
was lying hlgn and dry where she struck. The
Dee brought her mails
There was no news OF Importance at Vera Cruz.
Paroles had been g bought OFT" by the govern
ment, 1t is said, and was residing IN some remote
part of the interior.
At Tampico every thing was quiet
Alter the above was IN type, we received the
following, which gives more particular and
somewbat dlff-re mt statement:
The Royal Mail steamship Dee, from Vera Cruz to
Mobile, Havana and Eoglsnd.
Left Tsmpico the lath inst Vera Cruz tho
10th, At M in a strong norther, and have exps.
rienced . strong gale to VI bile.
The Dee hs. the folio wing on freight
Specie for Mobile and New Orleans go. .$104.10
Havana ........ lSO OOO
England. z $50 600
For England also. TAO bales cochinsal.
Passengers for Mobile and New Orleans ~
" naana; '.'.'' ''''. ~
The Dee has crossed the bar OF Mobile three times
and The least carried with the late stro
cortbers was FL feet Upon the previous occasions Of
VILLAIN ALLAN.
Com oder Of tbs Dee.
The Dee left for Havana yesterday, at noon.-
Mobile Herald, Feb. %.
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WASHINGTON, March 2, lSt9-8P. M.

WASHINGTON, March 2, lSi9-6P.M
The Negro Questior-Ihs State of Afaus to-4aS.
The state OF affairs to-day. the cap toll, has been
Of interest extreme, and of importance paramount
The amendment of the Senate, moved by Mr..
Walker, OF Wisconsin, extending the revenue, the
land laws, the Indian laws, the navigation laws
&c as far as applicable to the new Territories
West Of the Rio Grsnde to the Pacific IL b.fors
the House, sppsndsgs the civil aid dipo matte
appropriation bill
The negotiations In the Senate, In arranging this
amendment may deserve passing remark. IL vas In
vented by Senator the South and ct his suggestion
several Southern Senators agreed to select Mr. Wskse
young man from Wisconsin, ss the Northern man -
proposs It TO the nate In order to give the GEN.
plexion Of . Northern ides Mr. Foote, Mr. Wsstcett,
and MIR. gowns, were among the most industrious In
this arrangement.
The sppi,cXtios of the anne mt 10 extensive
than p,ima Jscie It would appear to be FIRST Of ALL
the discr-tons proposed are 70 apply only
to the Teiriioriss West OF the Rio Grands, whico
amounts to virtual surrender OF the thirds OF
New Mexico including santa Fs, the CAPITOL lying
OF the riv.r the State Ut rsxAA The nd ne ut,
the reoe involves the settlements Of the bou Of
Ne~ Mexico in favor OF Texas, ss preliminary propo-
sition
In the next place, the anna snt from the extsnt
Of the Discretionary powers conferred upos the Prss
dent, pre- supposee that they will al ths VI
reeu ar Territorial goveI nment, and that they may
be continued until CnlifoI Is pete for adj
s'on ssa State into the Union. Is supposed thss
with such regulations, the prsviso may be- shut OF
the ground that the ex sting dscotions 60 hs Ex.oa
tive will apswer all the purposes u Territorial law
ana that Territorial bi viii be eomparativeiy easy
Of defeat the yroviso With tue resustioas
CT THE amend already In fJrcc Whereas ~teoas
them, the provo might :orc- Itself lnrousf a. tns nsxs
se.eoI frons the Leceseites of the case rne design
Of the dine Mt therefore Is 10 pro''de sucn dis
oietio,sty poser for Csliforna ~ may sb'e Loo rs
auveru pntil 1t .hs ssk 10 be admitted sa SAFE
iu bch oou tipeency ,hs adpitsion exclusion Vt
slavery viii be question tor ths State Of CAlcrnM
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{ D ii NE Rei aL Al lbs.
MON GY MARK Ell.
su.osy, March A..

su.csy, March 40 r. M.
The stock narhes during the pat week has been
very much upsstted. and In rather fsver,sh oondi
ton. Spectators have been snxiously waiting the
movements Of Congrss In hope. that would
be ad pied to release thu public deposits and
the spresson the accumulation OF specie in the sub
areasury prodnced In the STOCK market The transao
ns In stocks have been lsree but prices with
two exceptions have been without any material alter
alton The amount Of specie deposit In the hands
of the assistant treasurer Of this port last night
eal59e0o This viii he psrtis'iy withdrawal during
the present week by drafts, already issued bat the
eoures the head Of the Treasury department will
pursue IL matter of much double and Ger nty
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Naval Intelllxo nee.

The bark American, wn,oh arrived At this port this
nornipg, repsrts at An y4't-rdsy, Cape Cod w.
the Pacific.
We understsnd that Commodore Parker will be Il.
leved on the 5th proxime ny sptsia ratua'l in the
command Of the Navy Yar1 this station, having
been ordered to the eonWaud Of the home squadron.
The fag ship frgAre Rsritsu Ia ready for ct
Norfolk. Commodore Wilkinson ordered to oom.
mand the home eQuadron, but owing to the state Of
his health no WAS relieved from that duty Bosto,
Ese. Journal March 3.
Lieutenant T.. q. Tilteu, whs ordered home by
Commodore Storer has sailed for Rio Jsnsiro, to
sumo the command II the u brig Perry.
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CANADA.-TRIUMPH THE MINISTRY The mi
nistry (liberals) have carried the motion, in the
Canada Legislature, to 20 into c"mmittee on an
indemnify to be paid tor rebellion losses by vote
OF Sc to 20. The debate on The question lasted
from three in tho afternoon to eleven o'clock the
next morning-twenty hnnrs. The M,ntreal Gu
xette announces, in injection with this result,
the arrival OF the "rebel VIM Lyon Mackenzie"
In Montreal, and informs the Governor and his
advisers that he NAV be found at the Exchange
Hotel In that city. -Boston Traveller, Muych l.
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News for Europe.

The steamship Europa Captain Lott, leaves this
port on Wednesday next for Halifax and Liverpool
The Weekly Herald printed In French and English,
win be published at nine O'Clock that morning. Il
will be ready in wrappers for the mails.
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The Latest for California.

The steamship Falcon, Captain Thompson, will leave
ohis port Thursday next for Chagres She will take
out the mails for California, The Weekly Herald will
be ready that day, In time for her mails. Those
having friends in California will ind tho Herald an
excellent remittance to that Ell Dorado.
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daynle, arrived lately at Baltimore. By a letteI
from Capt Cry Ia ms father, W learn thar tnev
mad had the cholera on ho1id, aud that they had
aosi SIX passengers bnt It had entirely disappeared
at me time she was SPOKEN. The following are
the names of those who di.d:-
Capt q Knight ,scond caoia; Richard Couuor,
seward; 4 CreSm'r .eroud cabin; Cox dr't
cabin; T. A Higgins second cabin; c GIiain, second
cabin.
The steamship Fanny leaves rhis morning at 8
O'Clock, Tor Corpu, Christ. TAX my down, amongst
others, Mr. Cha les H. Bears, and thirty; ee
other young gentlemen. destined tor the gold re-
elons Ut California On 'eschiug Corpus Christi,
they will be joined by 'hirty-hve others, already
there We learn that this company composed
OF able -bodied and experience men-some OF them
having already "seen rh- elephant" in Mexico.
The route Designed Ia b- pursued by thus band Of
adventurers, Is from Coz. is Cnrlst TO san Diego,
Sor the RIO Granre, just above Ell Paso,) aud
thence, by land, To San francisco. This Is DEEM
ed the more practicable route tn IN by the way Of
Monterey, SaltllO. Phrras an0 Durango to MaZat-
Ian, which was Al fis thought Of We learn from
Mr. Bears, that the rou now to be pursued is as
fully ascertained that IL MrZ allan, While II
teriay lessons The line of travel Our best wishes
go with the Kinney Rangers" lnasmuch 1t Is
mot altogether convenient, Inst now, tor us to ac-
company them in person-N. o. PtcayHns, Feb
ruory II.
The following is list OF the passengers in the
steamship Globe, which cleared at New Orleans,
on the l7lh INST, for California, via Brazos San
iagO:-
N1ostrS DIenI. TSArce, 0I. IL smith, haWRtne rao.
turs, Pierce, Lawrence, Harding. Johnson Booth,
Fisher, Heath, Ha'nes, Merritt. Jariss, MeGivsey,
Hall, DR. Soett Evans Wh,t- b. others Dsrgs, Stew.
art Swan, Msrthis Bowers, Brown. Drugs CIapp Van
Harlnger Donaldson. Ciough Bsbcook Chsw Gil.
more, Hopkins Souie, Eddins.. John storsr, West,
DR.. Bald vine, }. Gates Martin. Adams. Psulding,
Shell, Thompson. Swain. Ke ndsl. - Total SO
The following is list OF the passengers In the
brig Jennette, tor California, VIA Vera Cruz, which
cared at New Or-a' on the 18th inst =
John O'Conne David G, b-rt, Jams Lane. John
=. Perry John Clark, John A. WinsmiiieI, o. V.
fieaty, DAton Hamer c. Kelly, VIM Harrison g.
Rey nal, w w Anderson, Charles +. Klein, Alonzo
Green, U Red6eid. Henry Fsgare Jno Foster, Edw.
Werths. M jenkins. Joseph Dobb, Michael sullivan,
James Wilson, John DEM. Wilson J. Lyons, s P.
Paris Arthur Gsdopho Fvleb ransan, II Y. Dresser,
John Elliot Rsiphart e.. R-d6sid. Total, 81.
company Of Californians, 40 in number, are
forming at Little Fort.
CANADA.
The Toronto COloniM OF the 10th ult. says:-
IA party of young men lett Monday last, for
California and others preparing for the journey.
vessel OF 100 tons burden has been purchased at
Quebec, by party OF young men, and will leave
as soon as navigation opens.
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RowkzY THEArvE-BeyErIr OF ME- THOMAS HYEa
- is;nas s.s s.s
Ek LIE IN
n iSnsex Ss.aisi.n Tom .; Hall; 5sry I.1s,sFs.
GEhAvIEvE OF BaABANT-Geasyisys. Mis- Q. wemysg
M SIs Mr. Hall bo Ss:s: 9q
100 Gallery 2ho Doors opepst 81 O'clock oommonosatf
CHANrsAUe NATIONAL THEATRE. LATE CHATHAM
sais S ,: 'iss sss f,ss
ssssPS sf Ass Mt Tom
t' NJ
with y * sSp s's .
n NJ s ss Dsos:
open .. "a o.clock-eurtain will rseat7k
RRoADwAY CIRCUS, a7 BROADWAY. NEAR pKINCs
b Tie snSlo :rs1ss se.atuI display hotssn.n.hp
aSs' BY Ass
sands VIII sPIear in principal act The whole to conclude,
s e r. a.
Pat Mr. Srns.s H. Mr.
,Ss Ss,s q Admission sosvsry part
veil
ss u
pr as q BS a 5. S %
any 1 qa IN can produce evidence S
city for period .! three reserved with
patronage ar avor In the annals Of public
amusemchs tins great metropolis and nue be nshty
received with appreciation by largo highly respectable audi
enc most evds their super
raetvspea They will have he hooor introducing
rety of and orlsioM Aeod Burlsue Op
& sonss Cha acteris,io Oar No. in frequently at
tempted ny numero Dmitators" but with the
suts that hav. cr)w ed the efforts of this "ni
mtabe company who challenge competition In every depart
ment OF Ethiopian atoms
peri mefs under tue direction and Of p Chris
~ the whole comprising corr Of lied versatility and
aen Admission 70 cents Children uader TO- half PROF.
oven A-Coi cert will commence at o'clock An afsrnoon
CorcGt on SATURDAY.. Don me, cling at SP M
/ OVEAND h1NSTRELSY.-A LECTURE ON LOvE,wITH
~ musical Illustrations will be delivered the Society Ii
bary Room oorner street Tuesday
evening March at eight oeloot precisely BY Leicester A.
(of the Italian Opera) ard Mr. Frederick Dessett iron the
London COncertsL Admtance &c.
4 CARD TO TIE PU OLGA FALSE REPORT or THE
Elephant Bolivar being captured by his Keeper
Hoffman, In circulation 1t 10 true Elephant loose
aud ha keeper was afraid to venture him.
few weeks IN the bushes BE sent after Mr. adler keeper
OF Sands LAnts Elephant who bravey volunteered
nj BY Mr. Syrett late camel keeper Lent They
pursued after and captured him late which due
praise given to the two bold and John
Sadler and Samuel Syr.tt
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comparison Of prices yesterday with those
rurg at the close Of the previous week. exhibits an
advance in Treasury Notes Of d per cent; Reading
Bopd', TX Reading Mortgage Bonds, ~; Re ,ding
Railroad, AZ; Norwich and worcs.ter, y; Harlem,
X; Lops Island, 1 Mohawk, u; New Haven, X;
Fskmers' Loan, u; Canton Company, l; Morris
Canal ~ and decline in Pennsylvania IS Of Il; Erie
Railroad. l
The amount Of money deposit In the different
repositories Of tho government to the credit of the
Treasurr The 2oth Of February. subject to daft
was IS 267 81 of which 693 100 was the hands
Of the Assistant Treasurer Of this port S148074 20
in New Orleans, and s8os, lib Is in Boston.
The value Of ported into this DISTRICT
during the month Of February, In each Of tho four
last past and the amount Of specie received are
a. follows
coHmEc. OF TIL. POsT Q, Nxw Yonx vAty. Imronrs
bs.ss :s.a. :4s s sa ,ss LEGS sS ss
&c.. merchandise ; ,i ' 5ss s:s
Da.: received ' 81 1879 sss ss7 7s% s sssiH
1t appears by this that there has been falling on
for the month, this year. In the value Of imports oom
pared With the esns month last, Of $1lo32I4 and q
decesse in the duties of ss4s $50.
The imports and exp for the month Of February
in each of the psst three years. present the annexed
comparative Natement:-
COMMERCE OF THE PoRr Nsw Yonx-Inresrs AND
EvPoRrs.
February, ls47 1s4s 1870
Imports. $500. ST 4O5,83Y 9,7s9 40 1854 ,22e
Exports s,4o7 500 2sas4ss 2o4s s7s
Excess Of Imports SO Gal s2s $500 ss7 5ols s4s
The reduction In the excss. of i'm ports over exports
for the month this year, compared With last, Is not
quite equal to the falling Off in imports ~ exhibited
ah0v hava hovi incl haas si;vht l.
ports.
The receivers Of the American Insurance Company
have declared . afsh and auai dividend Of three
per Mt on its capital qusl TO 81 so per share
The Com mseioners Of the Canal Fund Of the state
Of Ohio in their report for the past year make the
nexed statement Of the financial condition Of that de-
paitment-
FISArcEs ~ Quo 1s48.
Total amount 81 the fup dsd debt Of the
State. exclusive ofrh~ school an. Trust
Fund, the l5,h Of Now 1S47, WAS $17 TIA los At
or unpaid temporary loans. ........ 263 Aa8 SO
Total an cunt Of th: debt Of tn. STATE: ''''''' "
reported h'r-in. Ia. $i7, 500 ee4 so
Showing y reduction Of the debt Of the
state from Nov. i6 lss7, to Jan. l,
oro.. amount Of tolls resolved from Pub
lie Works in ls4s ............. 7seSs4 80
Groee amount expended fer contracts
ard repairs. -. .............. ssS,s2o %
ret amount received from Public Work, snI,se4 II
Amount II 'ales Of School and Canal
| Lstds. ......... 1I3 64s IS
Amount received from taxes. ,.. S24 Qus 40
"'censnso"S receipts. p356 O8
Total amount Of Canal Fund spp,,osbls
| to the pay ment Of the isterest and pr,n.
! eipsl Of the Pubic Debt (.xoiusivs Of
surplus rs'enue). 49,. $500. sl,s60,ly4 90
The total amount Of property entered for taxation In
hs State according TO the report Of the Auditor Ct
State, is four hundred and t~sn.y-oue millions,
sixty feven thousand, nine hundred and ninety ono
dollars.
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DY JACOB .. PI ATT-HARDWARE CUTLERY, BOWIE
~ Knives and Pistols stock
assortment of gold and silver watc casks see for
Of sundy ardware goods by order
which fod head plated brace and bits
cssk 'runh a dis hcd nut sager ofJoseph H. AL
len apufscpre thes rifles
sprns pd ck apannec flush bolts. q inetes hand
rail tail bo bro, locks and st.es states and hand
connie y msds cloth. har and hat brushes
viii sh tust and shoe do dock Also
set. snt desiu self tip tables and srt black tip and
white AID d. and of ivory
emit Of pocket snd Psnklives cards suit
r dealers and city retaers Also Skeeld
and of oty made bowie knives with silver han
dles s,aF, ivory ar 80 in LOIS to suit purchasers 30
Jar pistols Also TO Savses elegant pearl and shell ande
three blade hsv., mou tod self Protecting krv: Also
dox Germnp silver fine COMMA Aso vx buttons
sore. powder haskt, purses sth brus boxes
I'ekt srd ots-re combs ten medals srops
IN obr ct wirp BELLS finder boxes
or and bows Alan at IL ock 6n od aud liver PLY
ted p and other watches ell Of which will be warranted
resented and them of ube with
about Jew each d tire attention Of those wishing COED
tmekes Ter is 6h ected TO this sale
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DYsfEPsIA.-No FLUID OR MEDICINE HAS evEs

nYSf EPsIA.-NO FLUID OR MEDICINE HAS EVER
II been discovered which neay resembles the ssro
SALIVA in decn posing food I'D the organs
deesion, as this Pre- paraton of SsrapsriIa.
BANK DEPARTMENT., ALBANY, May TO- l8+5.
Dr. Townsend Sirl have been Athlete for years
with the DysTcTsa its worst rUs atsnced with II
l0s appetite heArtburn and great
to ali kinds Of food and for weeks could
able To retain but small portion stomach tried
usual remedies but they had little
complaint was induced about two months since to
Extract Of Sarsa parA, and with little confidence;
but after nearly BOTTLES found appetite
The heartburn entirely removed would earnestly
1t to those have besn afflicted
been Yeurf, 30. w. w. VAN ZANDI,
Principal tffce, l26 Fulton street.
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hONG TIE MANY BLESSINGS ATE NOANT UPON
IA mprovementsin the social condition the advances
in intelligence IL the proongaon Of human life With
the hcrase Of intelligence has knowledge of the
mebts Of hcslh and regard tsem. and with
the strides OF science have acquired tie
dease and avertng It's Notwithstanding
have made statistics show that xth
whole population die annually Of consumption.
One Of most OF In
The eond ion ~ this srge class of suerrg humanityis
DIR. WISTAhS BAL sab Of WILD CdExRY.
From the Fall River Monitor, Mass
This medicine prepared by long expsroncod kul phys
cia tested and approved by great hunter of Intelligent dis
tDeushtd and spectacle various parts
try now received and used wi entire confidence aud ~ta
sreat by those afflicted with pu compaat
also recommended valuable medicine for other
such colds coughs and particular diseases
to ptop. Should its efficacy continue
proved various obstinate 1t will ind
xb'e medicine.
None FOL uine unless signed Butts the wrapper
sls wholesale and retail y hesrs A. b o. Sands 100
Fulton st. William 273 Broadway-Irvipg House,
Chambers ST. II East Broadway; Asvand, Keess Co.. ~
Maiden lane, and by the Druggists generally.
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A MEDICINE CHE T IN A HALF OUNCE viAt.-D2
n Buners ned Drop private disre ~ithou
rctiop IN hsbs IN from IN Ths Hus
rsn Division street. ho only place where 1t
le lad. 81 only
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MEDICAL.

MAGNETIC POWDERS, FOR TIE DISTRACTION or
1v1 ceoAroashe bed bugs flies eas ant
AID various other insects also Pills for the destruction Of
~ MICE Warranted without Certificates the
NEST eminent physicians Of city, be Office
~ These articles received tho highest premium Fair
oil the America Institute r. LYON l2J Broad wav
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EoR CALIFORNIA;. ". SPIES l. co, 81 AAIoEN
iare have nrxe assortment Of Riass 0uas. Pistols
Bows Knives fils Sbovels aud spades Also 0snsmDs
vcss e hind Tor making srd ring Shot BATE Pow
lev fbtks Bullet koud Cutlery and Hardware ut tho lowest
sholessle Iriccs
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A Mammoth Lady, OF Over 500 Pounds
weight, 10 to be exhibited h. N. day She 10
IoG,y thin Dsuiai lambert, d W
Aoubtetf, attraot II
during eve,i's and The L.
aipmenr which comprise -Ddid IeIfo Lee
rslef ibr.ts ,thera take
.asd half past O'Clock s Hdvsr,is ment.
Highly InteT~stiDX.-The su escriber would
srespecuy ve stentrn OF Ills toner aud others
be tul COLLECT u Orers G receiviBg
The, made VI he h~s Opt'oiens Euop Nth
recent In
this country. " tSr. OpjcAn ~ Broadway.
CLASSES Of decrip hired reasonable
toxna
M0rSem ankhip An Excellent Opportunity
oGos ioi those ho II well skilled N
hrrase irosfd equss
srals DIsBROw OF NO. - avenue. will oontrus his
vepbipg ole every event May. Terms for
u IL lessons 49, Lsdies dag daily usual
Geld Pens RGd ~ Rtchcs - rhe celebrated
diamond ointd Ricf e acknowledged the
best in tie wCfid gtt'r aith ,p.pi stuck Odd and
Silver Wats' tor l,~e rea for cash nv Y
Saw IT., is ali rc, Natches Gold Psos re psed
Broadway Hotel, Corner OF broadway and
Park Ilaoe. opposite the Cty Hal Park md yauntsin
IStsEE i TUCKER. PIoorie tor
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OAK ORCHARD ACID SPRING wATEa GENEssE G

4 Nan OhCHAhO AUD bfhIN0 WATER GENESEE co.
" New York The remarkable and variable water
now used fund very successful in relieving the
chronic disorders OF the digestive urinary
such DYSPEPSIA ds rhGa hernorrhoid piles chr
res eravelly complaints chronic bronchitis Eo 1t Is
found ecaeou. in Of the diseases Of the skin and
be the lest andoe for the poisonous effects lead
terri Also In Of the diseases peculiar females it
Wed and ighy commended by of the
Practitioner. For saeby BELArOUR co. 25h Wall ct.
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DANCING.

MIR. JOHN PARKER WILL GIVE GRAND IN AUGURA
WI ton Soiree at the North American Assembly Rooms tn
evening In honor CT Ole Zack Tickets dollar. Of
tanned At the door Dancing to at 8 o'clock
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A THE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING OF TaE MEM
bcrs of the GERMAN Socety New St Mathews
Murob r,b = is.s Msssrs T. Burohard, O. l. aeuser,
H. sackm,n Sol umacher aud A. W. Suss elected
OF the socey and subfeuent meeting February
a. said officers eotsd Themselves for President Mr.
Kubhardt Vice Pesdnt Mr. Rodewa'd Secretary. Mr..
H. udewig Treasurer sr r. A. Schumacher By
the President HERMANN E. LUDEWIG, Secretary.
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A CURE WARRANTED FOR ONE DOLLAR-PRIvArB
~ Medical Office NO 80 Orange street. Give Points Doctor
abard French MIXTURE Price 81 bottle TO
ell OF private nature in lew days. BTs ooe hH
been established thirty for the all diseases Of
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AUCTION 8 ,

THE OLD BROADWAY HOUSE RE.opENs TIL. EVEN
i ing. JOHN BOOPE, Proprietor.
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r EAvkfWcRTB'S IMPROVED GOLD Washers Will
IL epsve the gold from the gravel han ANY aeh ne
mynud and wihout ~ssans tae Aiso every de-
scrrton 0! California tools picks horse p,wers
&C. &c. ~ the Agricultural i'm pement and store Of
y. V AfhEN n co.
1S9 aud lgi Water street. York
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combined Can he threu mi ut-s
Adsped ard exiedton', lei 4 y d n ID I'm
weight wsrrau cd IN shoot ~ wards Hoiy valued W u s
arr, n.vy Fer sale ph TART - IA lane
b3~ Cmpsnes going TO Car l., VII consult their forest
by Ceiling the subscribers hef ing their p,ot,ss
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