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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EV sRv MD.slNG,
WANTS..

WANTS.
make himself Ssfu honest Porter Sssusl Clerk
ing for either for small compensation Please address,
to-day. L Berad Office.
NNANTEo-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, A
w ion Chambermaid taking OF chidra
do main swing assist in wash and ironing AID
reference Please to cali at Isl Hester street in the rear
No g. Can he seen for three days
XNANTHD-BH LADY AND CHILD IN THE UPPER
w part the city two rooms adjoining used
10 ~ bath room. Address H., Herald ofice.
VUANTED-A SITUATION BY REsPEjrAsLE woaAV
w to do Cooking Washing and Iro al E. Chamberwork
take Of Children and Sewing ELECTION go 10 the
eountry Please call 223 Bowery.
WANTED AN EDUCATED MARRIED MAN WISHES
w employmen for part OF his time CORES.
habits s.Dtiemapiy address and sricest nscs lie will
able. Address B. B. Herald Office.
w ANTED-.A ROOM AVID BEDROOM OK Above
w without furniture within five minutes walk City
Hall ny single gentleman Please address H., " Chatham
VNANTKD-IN A LAWYERS OFFICE A LAD AGED
w about l6: he must write good hand acqu tinted
with The city Apply With yrittsn recommendations the Of
afternoon this day saary Sc per month az
satisfaction 10 given.
WANTED.-A SITUATION BY RESPECTABLE YOUNG
w woman Chsmbermad and Seamse or to Assist in
washing and ironing Good reference given Apply at "a West
arlington Plsce.
VNANTED-A SITUATION BY A YOUNG WOMAN WHO
w has lately arrived from rs Lady| Maid Nursery
Governess In Protestant FANNY She has filed situation
w. Herald office. 1t will be attended for three days
ST. 900 WANTED J., FOR s, ONE I'VE, YEAR ON BOND AND
and address. 49,
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palies and Others about leaving for California their
Patent Balance Chron The Importance OF
neneer long apparent and the
most emf, ept EDsh and admit
rory Of those manufactured by Bites Creighton Ia
dence Of their vsns. The nexed letter is Of
ceved this SUBJECT NEW YORK. Oct H. IS4S
bessrs BLISS CR :-Gentemen The obronome ter
Of your Manufacture which purchased % months since
proved he the best cbronomeer have
ihs Nation Obeerv tory In Liverpool where almost eli the
picket chip mssers their chronomeers rating
csion Professor Hartuup who charge
consequently tests those OF all makers states that Is the best
he bas and Furthermore
depended upon any others which
under his notice american shipmasr proud
10 find eminent English astronomer giving his testimony
favor Of your chrontmeters
Very respc 'tfuy, your obediept servant
@. s. PEABODY msster Of ship Cambrdre
These instrument will be sold the liberal terms
BLISS CREIGHTON. AZ Fulton street N. Y.
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NJ A!CH1LkbOLYMFICTH RATRE-MONDAYE EVENING
M jan I9.!hs gsriormanees will commences with the drama
Snuled she hAkES PRu0kESS-Tom Raasweii Mr. =. ~.
"a k1npy 4oIelsnd Hiss: Phillips After which I'm
Sn r. SSEsMrropero NJ Nickpsoa; Ariel Miss Mary
DkvILIWldlove Mr.: G. w. Clarke; Jeremy ur Holland Zs
phyrnA Miss Charlie To conclude with farce Of he RIA
on WlNDERnERE-Natty Primrose. Mr. HollnG Captain
seymour NJ ksynodE Hoe Miss Clarke Dress Crs a'
Att, - - ~- WIN
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NAPITALIsTS WANTED FOR CALIFOKNIA-The Adver.
~ tiser forming with capital Of $4,000 fol
f$l20 The advertiser Of them. The mechanics have all
and the four capitalists wanted Three
with them to Saoi. the other to remsin In New York
agent The Advertiser has the Pacific
has had thirteen years experience in mining
porop Of the time in the gold mines Of vnis the srons
aud Georgia Can give the highest
general su:se.s tact The general plan hrst whole
York several retail establishments the mines; small iron
steamer Of light DRAFT for the
tsres steam mil for saving lumber and Hsuring hiau
wheat. II vessel Owned BY the Company clipper Of M ous
though not every necessary machinery working ton
sivey TIE gold clay In tand the
with all OF hich the advertiser familiar ali
pea.y ready and hull of the steamboat in rwardne Will
all 10 ready BY March when desirable sail
Applications for the four remaining shares Of SU00 eaoh
he received for week by addressing Box 252
New York Post Once No application will considered unless
sign ed with real and accompanied with references Of the
highest standipg
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RUR1oNp rHEATRE cHAMBERs srsEET-MON.

RUKIONT THEATHE CHA0BERS BTREeT.-MON-
day Evening January 30 will bs played BroughAms como,
eJ called VANITY FAIk-kawdon trawev, Mo Brousn.n.
S. n 0;SSsns NJ Jordan Major Dobbn Mr. christ NM
II Two .ets Of tho CALIFORNIA GOLD NNES-Hr Brouss.
Ihaddy Roodls Mr. Brousham jacob Breese. Mr.
yonnsSni oid Breese, Mr. Hamilton Biddy. Barber.
Dss: Circle and Parquetts os Family Coc Doors open
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Or on bosrd. at the foot Of Beekman street.
EOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ROUTE VIA VERA
composed
s'1v' s with o
re wants of the members until the arrival Of the compauys
at Sci Fnncsoo For further Information respecting the CON-
panys plans apply soon At No. "a Water street. Broad
A adjourned meeting Of tho members Of the above Com.
street Friday evening instant was unanimously re-
% evening ss s O. . hS
HAyEN q LIVINGSTONE CALIFORNIA ExPaess-
E the % it, viii sss for s g
until Thursday LIST psoxmo Mr. nsvsn vi L accompanied
sses
anticipate abundant from Psnaws pas
viii ssst sss e @
opportunities L HiPRHSs WELLS CO.. 10 Vs.. street.
Foe cALIroRNIAmTnE SACRAMENTO , MINING AND
sans oppsd and soppsr bark Msass and md viii
nS VIII
few %
selected the ssvcss Of the Hon James ssHsa
s s as' ss
.a p s 10 m.%: may app the f
WV. BRUCE, President go Greenwich street.
NEW AssoCIATIoN.-TaE NEW YORK MUTUAL BE
On ns S sr s IN sns.~ @
r. slip RHODE ISLAND 3.pt Tios
lssjut Oh 10 ~ book ;ssrca1hy
g ss;
stalmegt SOY which includes ownership in the eight
IT, 30 sas
sT.m@any as Treasurer to this Asso
who viii receive and receipt Al subscriptions Persons
the prize Of share II the event q their being AL sold the
T.mmany Pail where further information he obtained
T,IcKET FOR CALIFoRNIA-wANTEp ONE OR TWO
Passage Tickets from Panam' to San Francisco on Mesrs
February Apply at the e at the House. before the ss
Ho! FOR CAaIrossIAnros SALE TWO Forward
s ZEE $ ssn ns first cSyo
Of Liberty and West street
EOR CALIFORNIA FOR SALE. THREE PASSAGES ON
board the steamship Falcon for the LIST Of February Cha
Apply OF death the family
CALIFORNIA GOLD-Ar THE UNITED STATES WHOLE
- sale Clothing w.rehOus Nos 252 and 2 Pearl may
for
who may be going out separately srin GSSg,.is:
NIB Call and examine bsfrs purchasing
CALIFORNIA RIFLES, GUNS. &c-N. W. SPIES CO.,
so.s 81 Ms as s.s' al f uRGy ba o M s
Pick Axe: Crow Bars Bowie Knives &C., no.. Fisus Tackle
kinds pistol holsters travelling inspsacis
knife sheaths snss &C., and bullet pouches made
JOSEPH BELL 1856 Fulton street. opposite Church street
N d. Samples Of all kinds hand.
LNIRE-ARMS FOR CALIfORNIA.-RIPLEs, MUsKErS
II Carbi Rev0lvers Holster Belts, Bowie
is s.s ,s' G E for
JOSEPH ROSE. Jr.
FIRE ARHs!-TRIALs ALLOWED BEFORE PUB
Il chasing Double Guns Zone barrel fifed
bic shot ball Gums twisted barrels and patent
Norths Whneys Riff holster Pistols red barrels
and Gwve rods large bore kfes variety and
second hand FIRE arms low for ash Guns &C. bought
go feet lopg) d Broadway.
ID AssA GE TICKET FOR sALE-A PASSAGE TICKET IN
steamer Falcon for hagre and in the Pacific Nail
from Panama to San Francisco 18th February Both tickets
for the saloon Inquire Of Fulton and
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AUCTIONS.


WALTER GREENoUaa, AUcTIONEER- AT
w suctionIwalter Greenough Co. will e this day.
day. At IL O'clock at the of street on board boat
Ontsro for account ofwhom may SOUTH
Corr, damas ed by salt water
A UCTION NOTICE-EXTENSIvE SALE OF vALUA BE
IA Furniture at Astoria L. l. On Tuesday h January will
be Sold without At the residence Nugao ESQ.,
Astoria by virtue of chattel entire valuable
Furniture. Of all descriptions made rs pby
keels Of this cty comprising parlcr drawing half bed
and other furniture oairs tables sofas dvaps
looking sarses piano forte carpets oil
cut glass and s kinds Of plated niture
Stages nd steamboats, every from Sp Sale to
CONN enceatu o'clock THOS. BELL. Au,tioneer
T n HOFFMAN AUcTIONEER-UNIrED STATES
-. huahets at Auotion-L NJ Hoffman 4 Co. will cell, on
States Musketa - '' ~ go
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GAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA. TuvORROW-raE
~ ork Bonpe Adele has ten detained until to whom
she All positively sa all her provisions board She
viii mnhe fast voyage. hsvuy FREIGHT board to :
terbs only rot takes, board foot of Pns
ct. or TO SCBOYi n co. 81 Wall strre'.
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been upward but the improvement has not been very
great.
QUOTATIONS von rHI rsrycrAL Srocxs ~ TIES Nx-
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A MEXICAN CIRCUA-SAND6 LENT CO., PROPRIE
"A ters-Broadway AlhambNOnday Evening 30 win DO
posed Of ten hSrsss and riders full Arabian costumes Mr.
q ata Mr. Rugges the Flying voltgur Mr. W. Stout
Modern Hercules Master Walter Aymar the Juvenile Rider
Master Maurice Sands IN principal Of sosemsnp Comic
rony sosno Danon horse sooshas |. the rosurins Ac BY
manship ny Mr. Gardner The quin Admiration TO
OF the house Is oents-childrep half price,
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NATIONAL THEATaE.-CARD-MIs> e. ME,lAVER
tales pleasure In informing her friends and the pablo Como
rally that her Benefit will take place Tuesday evening"
y 18th which occason will be pres nted the
Me VtEGkR-Jobn 81 Porcida Mr. e. Thorne twho hiss
Miss sestayer; 1.-The WAN DERING BOYS-Pau Mrs. @.
IN me- Justin Miss xestayer For particulars future ad
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DONNAvAN's GRAND SERIAL (ORIGNA ALI PANORAuA
OF EeAoo-panted on 900 feet Of Canvas exhibiting
view country 1000 miles in length extending from Corpus
Chrhti 10 Buena vtststhepce tn VAiaGod-and
GSI to the city Of Mexico to the the
Panorama BALL. 59s Broadway adjoining Niblos Garden on
Monday evening Jan g. Doors open 6-Exhibtion
mepce All oolock-As Wednesday and Saturday
asocoek Tickets 90 cents Children half price, hours
ii to l. For particulars sc DESCRIPTIVE Pamphiets
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TVAN5s EHPLoYMENT-A YOUNG sNGLIsGMAN. .,
W good peuman and vsred in will
make himself vful honest Porter SssusI Clerk
ing compeent for either for small compensation Pae address
to day. l. Berald Office.
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WALHAlLA. So CANAL STREET. NEAR BROADWAY

W Prorriet Pesch Lea-Open every evening" and Wo
nesdays aud Saturday afternoons O'clock Boxes cent?
20 eel t. Great atraeon for Mile NATL
da kiviee the perfect medel will appear for few
nights Also the entire troupe Of Model Artists prsng semo
OF the tandsomest in existence Miss Sinclair
mpsh'd danseuse engaged aleo the Now
male Serenade who w appear night Greek Slave
Titans Venus and twenty other splendid representations
living pictureS -
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lNoR NAasEILLEs-THE FINE FAST SAILING AND
copper fastened Barb EDIN R1H conway. Master will
quick despatch above For freight psAg having
uperor apply board pier II N b.
BDYD HTNCK EN- ~ Wall street.
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M LCHANICE HALL+ MOTH BROADWAY, BETWEkN
" Grand and Broome streets open every nisnt aur
weekIIhs original and well-known CaRISTYS aINSTRELS,
organised l2 the eldest established world;
nrss negro melodies and OrnatO Of the
popular style OF Ethiopian entertain whose
this city, for period yess have been patronizod to an
extent BY in this great metropolis
Tney Will have tho honor of continuing their ntabe
every night until further notice. introducing each
uon variety Of new Operatic Baesques Songs and their
rev Bureeque Of their Voyage Musical Adnie %
Doom open at 7-Concert to commence ct o'clock. An AZ
tenoon Concert every d O'clock Ns-
nagsr and Director, E. r. CHR1STY
GUN0LS THIRD GRAND CON CERT SINCE his RE-
turn to New York. will take place at the Tabernacle
on Monday evening, January %
PROGRAMME.
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ID ASsA CE TICKET FOR SALE-A PASSAGE TICKET IN
Falcon for Chagres and in Pacific Nail steamer
from Panama to San Francisco 18th February Both tickets
for the saloon Inquire Of Fulton washugton
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90 Bond street. NJ Soaring will form class for Ladies'
Wednesday, at 81 NJ and for 0eneue Tuesday at
NJ private essonsn all the fashionable Dances hours not
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Packages parcels specie Ec destined for California
by the steamer Of the LIST Feb will be
until Thursday LIST proxmo. Mr. haven viii 10 accompanied BY
Mr. Lea who will be permanently established Chgres and
signed to l. address Aslate adyces lead to confidently
by other Ioute who desire TO forward their
will be enabled avail themselves OF present
cpporuntea Apply 70
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M ANTED.-A SITUATION BY RESPECTABLE YOUNG
w woman as Chsmbermaid and Seamse Assist in
washing and ironing Good reference given Apply West
" Arlington Place - II - -
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GEOLOGICAL HALL, 81 OVERWHELMING AND
- Interesting Performance by the Lion Queen Miss e.
houn who will In the Den tf Wild through
hsr every Afternoon aud Evening
now the nst possible condition particularly great White
Polar Bear who 10 fresh and vigorous Re day
Children, half price.
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CrAINED GLAsS-4OW FEET STAINED GLASS IN AL
- the different colos for sslc low close CONSIGNMENT
HOOSE Victor Pas lakra
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-02

EpTBopIsI EPISCOPAL CHURCH, SoUTH.-The
0eorsia Annual Conference Of this Church commenced
he session at Augusta the 10th inst and continued
ifs ngs until the evening of the 1871. Twenty three
pre-chers admitted trial and three were admit
ted after temporary connection with other Conferences
The q cc,tagy Of the Conference reported tho numbers
g. follows, Whites. 43 726; colored. 1854; locs
preachers 500. Increase during the year whites 1927
colored 562 local preschers %. Total increase 252.
Money raised for missionary purposes for le4y se5J
Is Increase over former year, 81 49l 80.
Extract of letter received in Boston. dated
"CALLAo Dec. 10; The sdvices from Calfornis still
oon,ous 70 occupy the general attention There have
come expeditions already left Csllao, aud others are
prepsriug Suudry parties preparing remittance
OF Peruvian dollars halves and quarters for shipment
to CALIFORNIA; aud purchasing thercsh the gold dust
We expect the stesdef expected from New York In Ell
this month sud probably leave In the beginning Of
Jsousey will take s5DO00 TO the California coast and
other amounts shipping by vessels. All articles
sut d for California have risen In price
" The b0y-gir continues 70 excite great
deal Of interest In Milford, Conn where enc still s
visited daily by crowds of the inhabitants. She hss
knowledged that the story which she frat told, OF hsv
ing been at sailor. is untrue She evidently
came from somewhere Ia the vicinity Of New. London.
The clothes which she wore when arrested were cut
aud made by the wesrer, with the exception OF the
Jacket, aud though ngeniously made, are OF such n
character to excite remark from ths most careless
observer
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p FOR THE GOLD RRGIONs OF ca
o. CAIIPogNI.y- tu0y.-For .ie-

sioOp-nsgec cenler-soaft sail D0si can be niie'
up with rshr % accommodate siX perscrs, vi
AIRY two or three I0ts very light dram and remarkably
a. sser 70 10 complete order. easily be so we'd o.
-ek ard Ehen n Ch.gres san Francisco viii comm.Dc
~ lines her cost h--- Shsls Of ne water and
81 h. se-r and examined - The saw-nl. FOgr-erh -
'orh River. Price $500. COLYER BUGARD.
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NARINE JOuRHAL.
PORT or NEw YORK FEBRUARY !

AKRiyED-Bari Prescott, Spear Boraesar p do tran.s 20
Dursud 2 Co.
~ l,rs Olive Olive Lverpoo~44 ds-7is ps.ssrser 20 -
Br brg Ellen forssr Blone. L.m-rlk 90 d. bsas aad n
Storage passengers 10 OeIrCls q Kruger
Rf. r. t0r, Nor'o1 Providence.
ErE frerfe. freT) Grace, Harrington. We
Brr ftrasa AtEi1 R0ctef Nov brsrfs ~ master. SO
with hss Arhuf Ncseru. for Bton Jan 27 III 3. lon = 90
spofe ffhr Lrcy Nancy hence for Jscssrnti.s %
Brig Bsr-t. michel B'rar- jan 90 bas 20 Fouts 4
Sons. and Wssh L.' ORC. WARY Adsls Pope
DAP Fmms Prssun, Hopper ds In Crooked Island Pss.ss
date - schr Mary Clinton i Gonses, for Boston dafs
srs1sh tashisn ktufen LehoH y d. mese " hsfn
d., tsrhsWs j. Co
scbf v.nyarf Fosier vrg-is 4. oy.;ers.
schr Pavilion. Pave, Snow HI.
schr iyds. 7 - Baltimore. O., nsrchar6ss
Scbr May Joha yhastln, Virginia 80, for Fe~ bsEsr
sclr Ibet Se-i-y, Ne~ Haven
Schr itsisn, 1Cssr Maehas
schr NOius. Rsssy, Wsrshsn.
Sthr AuKu.ts. Taylor, Portland
Schf Neptune, Hsncom. Esstqou
scbr X smith. Rooin-on.
schr @ oi0e Sherwood. Bostou. mise
Schr Ercei Barter Boston. fDdss.
schr CsiL.,ns Et,5e, Port suProce IL os % Lew.
sebr Nsbvn Of Thonon, avery Santa Craz Cabs - Gays
mahogany Len bfs MARY Melville, q Portland ior New
fnft u dsys.
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
TIE Code Of Practice and our Whis
Assembly.

To tie Edito, Of Ta< TrisuH,;
s,r: was surprised TO notice this morning In
IA, Tyib.ss the Indifferent tone Of lie article on the
Assembly Report hostile to that spirit OF Reform which
A.. s,veu TO 10 our present Constitution, and an I'M
proved and sense system OF Judicial proceed
,ns I.hal probably ask leave 10 say something TAR
,her on this subjec, In your columns J only desire
now a. citizen and member OF the legal profession
ossesspg some experience the subject TO enter 40
protest against any attempt TO force back upon
us ANYTHING ssvorng Of the old barbsrous system from
which We are Ia the &C, OF escaping The Code IL
well ualculsted 70 accomplish the beneficial purposes
Tor which the Constitutional Convention was IN great
degree demanded by the People aoo " the Judges
who ere appointed. to administer 10 OLD htU outy II
would work well almost without an exception can
that there two a. least OF ne iour Judges OF
the Supreme Court elected for this district wao seem
10 .p.rs no pain. 70 render the practice under the Code
embarrsssiDs BY constantly affecting difficulties Ia
its provisions or 10 carrying them into e
far One Of those JUDGES hiss openly svowed that he
fnsrpded TO and should do all he could 10 throw dis
credit upon the Code. Whist system can be fairly
tesrpd With such officers 10 administer II
One word respecting the scton Of the Assembly |
vii undertake 10 propbesy that n this Wing Assembly
AL, allow itself be- infected with the spirit OF such
Jadges as have referred 20, and of such lawyers
smone them ss may be looking back and csmoring
return again to the feshpots OF that Egypt Of legal
fnvstsries and jsrgon from which we have FORTH
II vill be many yesrs before Whg ascepdsncy Will be
Witnessed again 10 WIS, should be the more popular
branch Of the Legislature. The limitation imposed By
them u the continuance Of the term OF Office of the
Commissioners Of Practice looks Ike disposition TO
% something Of counterpart 10 the Lestmsts the
other side OF the Atlantic II would be well 70 beware
soe think 10 time before they such character
Nsr- York, Jan. 81 leis. PRAcrIcISo LAWYER.
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TIE CBIPPEwAs-An Iateresfing Incident
The delegation Of Chippewa chiefs and warriors were
shown around the Capitol Friday by their Intelligent
agent and interpreter Major J. B. MartelL They
quenty expressed their wonder and admiration at the
extent and grandeur Of the building, and the splendid
psinhngs strongly attracted their attention From the
Capitol they proceeded 70 the Statue OF Washington,
followed by crowd Of ladies' and gentlemen. Tn, y
went to the front Of the statue and gaIed ct for
some minutes with looks OF deep interest depicted up
on their panied faces thea sitting down facing the
statue OF the chiefs ska ba wiss filed his speR
did Pipe Of Peace and held IL out toward the statue
saying Ny Great Father, We all shake hands with
you we have Travelled long way through the great
country that acquired for people by aid Of
the Grea Split Your people have become very great
our people have become very small; may the Crest
6pirt who you success now protect us and grant
ne the favor ask Of Great Father who hlls
the high place fret occupied ny you"
This simple sdpplcsrory address was faithfully inter
pretd To the bystsnders by Msjor Marel who in his
eentlemsny appeared there as be does every
where exceedingly well. Nat. Intel
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CALIFORNIA SADDLES.

- LACh SrANIsH sADDLFS :, q ne .sue style az We
- furoshed the officers 4 the o. Army In Mexico,
ssny band also, holsters, ssJoehsgs, blankets body
and money belts and everything adapted for Dfortable
Journey oversnd 10 the COLA mines IN California for sss by
10 4,eod- j. b BULL 26 Broadway.
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ROTARY CoppER GOLD WASHER.

FLTSHA FTTLUFHALUN PAIENI
I HAVE EXAMINED A MACHINE intco6ed for wash.
\ ing sands aud gravel containing gold ard other heavy
metallic substances. exhibited me bv Mr. Elisha Fzser-
aid So far ssi principle 10 concerned consider Il better
adapted The prrpos, sn any machine which have
hsi az opportunity seeing Its scua operation 70 the
s1ele experiment hich Witnessed. appeared confirm
fully my opinion Of ia merits for here appeared TO be
snDrec dminuiiou IN the Cls THY OF the god dus
Fixed with sand 10 he purpose ~ testing tns achire
JAMES RENWICK
Columbia College, " Y. Jan. 3. 1879
fully with Professor Renvsick In bis rscomr1an-
daion Of MIR. Fzgerslis goiwssher, and hsve advised
several of my friends 10 plrehsse the a. pzraius
JOHN rORREY.
College Of Physician. and Surgeons G. Crosbyt January
q, 1919.
One OF the above mentioned machines msy be seen At $
Besver-s where orders for them vii hs received by
"a 2w. THOMAS DENNY
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Domestic Ports.

BOSTON, Jan 3Arr sch salmon b. sss Bosisr. Day,
Hans Psim tBfj ioonsr cofn~a H. Forest Parker ff-se
csbufg kr-c nrdor Seaport Hope and sussu, DserrE
Bath CtIsn Hale. Portland Dei-wss Hu'chr DO Hsens
Kelley o. William sseet, d Cca Edssrs DO Msm, Ho5ssIns.
Goucetfe Cd suh. Trnit-d -chs Bshad0es,
Gonsse k5en Atkn. wh-seo Ar Cve 'hPs Lsooore
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