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NEW LINE LIVERPOOL PACKETS.

These mbsanaI lasi sai1lHg, MS tasA shps, an bu N
The civ of New York are commanded by men OF expe.
rience ami ability and will be despatched puncally on
the 2lst Of each month
heir cabins are elegant and commodous, and fur
uished with whatever conduce TO the and comfort
Of passengers. 81.
Neither the captains Of these srlps will be
sponable for any parcels packages by them unless
regular hills OF lading signed therefor
For freight or passage apply TO
WOODRUFF x MINTuRNNS,
81 South street, New York,
or TO FIELDEN, BROTHERS. co,
Liverpool
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Il1[TM uutI PoIIIaFIy kEOWn lot many LSkssM
t&M This is tho largest and oldest Tea Esiab f&s<1
n lsiment IN America. The public have
had fuil proof Of their integrity and responsibility I'M
such has been the great and pressing demand for their
IE4So OF late, that they have been Obliged enlarge 10
great extent, their two principal Establishments New
York, viz; Epf3
125 Chatham and I6s Greenwich Streets,
They moreover possess facilities, in relation the Tea
Trade, Ia abundant degree and doubtless superor
TO any other Tea Concern In America Their scrupulous
regard TO all principles that tend elevate the character
large house swe UNDERSTOOD and has already secured
them connexon probably larger than all other Tea Is
Ahshmeis united, and they consequently determined
cepted. EF f.H MT VA 4
anls oil Washington 10 their Agency where the following
assoments are always hand and they feel hezita
aecdsd preference Is gwen 10 the celebrated Teas of the
CANTON TEA COMPANY Ia,'
H3- Reader, make the experiment. VIZ
hsion ftoes "a ioiots, subject in all "a be rsfursd
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YOUNG LADIES, READ THIS.

You who have Pale Compilations, Dull Eyes, Boiches
on the Face Rough Skin, frrckes and "ont Of spi
risp use bottle two Of Dr.. TOWNSHIPS SARSAPA.
RIILA II will cleanse The Hood, the Freckes
and otches and give you animation sparkling eyes fine
Spirits and beautiful complexion all OF which Of i'm
Hense value 10 UNMARRIED LApfEs.
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Empowered by Act Of Parliament, Wet Royal Assent,
July q, 1887
:" 4 !Sarings Bank f6r The Orphan and HE Uidoir."
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yfuTALINE eALvANIC sTRENGTHEN
M INC PLAsTERs for sale By,
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UNITED STATES OFFICE

Capt a. W. Mclean, Member Of the legislature and late
Of the United Sates Navy has kindly sent the following
certificate. II tells It's own story.
81 RAILWAY, Jan. 81, lS47.
year since was taken with the Influenza, and my
whole system ef In debilated state. Twas induced 10
Try DR. TOWNSEND SARSAPARIILA, and after taking
be Il entirely 10 he said sarsaparla have Continued
taking IT, and find thai improve every day believe II
saved my ir and would not be without i under any
s.ieraiion. O. w. MCLEAN.
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Da. TowNspND-DearS r--I have the pleasure 10 inform
ysu that three Of children have been cured Of the Scro
lula BY me use OF your excellent medicine. They
hcfed very severely with bad have taken only fo,
botes took them away, for which feel myself under
deep obligation. Yours respectfully,
ISAAC w. GRAIN, l0s Wooster street.
New York, March l, l847.
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n
JOHN JACKSON, ESQ, Editor Of the Railway Republi.
n,publshrd the above certificate, and edi
iorial as follows:
nS- The success of DR. TowNsENDs PREPARA.
TON OF SARSAPARILIA appears 10 be OF the most
extraordinary character We publish today two certificates
In It's behalf from Capt Mclean, OF this town, and
from the Rev Mr.. White, Of Staten Island, gentleman
well known In Railway Capt Mclean believes the medi
cine to have saved his life, and Mr. White
tain equally strong confidence in Its efficacy Intelligent
men like these wond not praise strongly what they did
not fully believe TO be deserving.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-21
Oar German Correspondence.

BRhLIN, Uctober z, I5fy.
Highly Jmp~ta~t - Another Ca~s Of Var
Threats Of Austria against Prrssia- Military
Movvv~snt- The DEBATES on the Consfifpfion-
Societies to Erco,vogs Emigration, &C., &c.
The solution of the question Of the German
UnAoo, q which depends the peace and tranquility
a 0ounnny, and perhaps of the whole Of Europe,
y bsso1r1ng nors hopeless every day. The breach
1CouDD Ausena and Prussia, which has been
uuDsnIr over since the aid Of Russia was called
10y e oosner for the suppression Of the insur-
ttctlso II Hungary, seems "a now almost be-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-21
MORNING, OCTOBER Fl, 1s4s.

this feeling. On several occasions, the late Pres-
dent, Mr.. Polk, threw out significant hints that the
missed over the whole continent OF America, and
certainly much was done in this way during his
presidency. England should take care that the
views of thus ambitious man are not carried fur
ter
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-15
fNt Auf AAtNN
Koutes 10 California and Oregon.

Let the Government of the l United states enlist
a regiment of one thousand men, with competent OH
oers three years whose duty shall be to open and
improve a wagon road from Independence, Mo. to
California and Oregon by the most direc, and feasible
routes 1t is suggested that Fremonts route running
up the Nebraska or Platte River be improved also the
route OF Gen Kesrny running up the Arkansas River to
Rents Fort thence In westerly direction toward the
South Pass where both the above routes would unite
thence the roads would diyerge In southery and in
northerly direction toward California and oregon eA
tending to the Pacific Ocean.
Each officer and private of the above regiment TO be
paid a liberal compensation per month, with bounty
lands on receiving honorable discharge. said lands
to be selected by the men in Csiiornis, Oregon OF
elsewhere from those now In the possession OF the
United states Government II the regiment now
raising In this City would enter into the above arrange
ments with the Government their services ought 10 be
accepted without delay
Alter the expiration OF their time Of serving three
years. then might follow the project OF PdRS ROAD
as proposed by Mr. Elicit or the ra,rosa as proposed
by Mr.. Whitney and others NEWCOMER
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-15
Lo. These Ten Years.

From tie h lao DeuD.ral
For the qualification OF our Hunker friends, who
mus, be delighted with the wonderful progress
they have made on the Slavery question during
the last ten years, W present below the resolves
Of the n. H. Democracy in the years 1882 aud
lsi9 respectively. Here they are. Let all Simon
Pures who never change look at them and see
II they are not twins
"The slaves 40 race, are u6hOui cGpacify BRUTAL.
eowAHpLy groveng in their dispositions upon whom
Nature has fixed the seal Of PERPETUAL ISFEMoRrTY
Report adopted by the n II. House OF Repre-
sentatives, l-39
Resolrsd That Congress OUGHT NOT TO INTERDIcT
THE SLAVE TRADE between the states, or TO ABOLISH
SLAVERY IN THE DISTRICT COLUMBIA, or the TER
RlTORlEs OF THE UNITED STATES.
R6s0ircd That the immediate ABOLITION or
SLAVERY, bB xhdtcUO means ,tected, without the ex-
paraton of the slaves, would be productive OF csami
ties MORAL and POLITICAL, such as should be depre.
Gated by every friend OF humanity ~ w. H0nst ~
R,presHt0ttUes, 1893
This was Democracy ten years ago. Now look
at the resolves below passed by the n H. Legs
lature in sac Verify. eve all change as a leaf
Resoued By the Senate and Hguse Of Representatives.
IN GeRudi court CONFINED That we cordially approve
OF the vote of our Representatives. IN Congress the
present session thereof upen the subject OF the slave
trade the District of Columbia and request thelr con
eurrence all such lust and constitutional legislation
Is may be necessary 10 prevent all traffic In slaves
therein.
Res0lred That we are ia favor OF the passage OF
law by Congress- forever prohibiting Slavery In New
Mexico ana California aud la all other territories now
acquired. hereafter to be acquired by tne UDiten
States in which Slavery does not exist at the Time o
such acquisition
"ResoiUed That events have recently occurred and
are DOW transpirng al the seat of the General Gov
eminent and elsewhere which seem to make necessary
a renewed expression of our views upon this SUBJECT
Rss0ioed That our Senators be instructed, and our
Representatives requested to urge the passage OF such
alsw in relation to New Mexico aud California and
that we spprove as we have always heretofore done
of all their votes already given in favor OF such law
or In favor of the principles of the same.
R,sOiUed That the Secretary OF state be directed 10
forward a copy of the foregoing resolutions to each oil
our Senators and Representatives 10 Congress
The following resolve was passed at the Dem
ocratic Strafford Councillor Convention, January
10, l649
Resolued That approve Of the course OF the
New Hampshire Delegation in Congress upon the sub
iect Of the Wimot PToyso and that we will sustain
them In all efforts for the ABOLITION aud the non
extension of Slavery, rhrsV0 Congress has me Poo@ 70
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-15
Wf.consis Phaianx.

STATEMENT or rHE WISCONSIN, PHAIA>X n re AHHHdl
S,ilemenf for hs Fiscal fsar eHaiHs Dec Z, l-ts.
The Wisconsin Phalanx was organized as an
Industrial Association In the spring of si4 and com
menced practical operations May . 0f the some year
In the then unoccuped township since called Ceresco
which makes this the hith annual settlement
The moral and social condition OF th- PhslsnX still
continues - progress though si0p stl faster ID
would De- anticipated with our limited means The so
cisl and moral progress Of the children is more
apparent than with the adults notwthstandng spe
csl educational organization ot physical or mental
GAS been made applicable o. them 'or the want
Of means Il is encouraging however O. observe with
What sttracveness Man enters into true social relations
fast and 'sster thsn be can create the n ate
rial conditions requisite thereto.
RELIGIOUS meetings are sustained By us every SAB
bath, where the largest liberty IS extended 70 al In re-
search after truth.
ln the Educational Department We do no more than
sustain = Common School a, the same time waiting
Anxiously when our condition will justify more extend
ed operations
In the absence Of Reading Room and Library one
Of our greatest facilities for knowledge and general i'm
provement 10 gres, number and variety OF newspapers
and periodical publications. an Interchange OF which
gives advantages In advance Of the Isolated family
The number Of resiient members is % viz. t3 males
and 81 females The number of resident families is -
We have resilient with as, Who are not members fam
ily and IL sin a. persons. amilies snd single per
have left during the yesra part OF the stock OF
which we have purchased We have lost by death the
past year persons, viz married lady By consump
ton child two years Of age, and infants. The health
Of the members hiss been good with the exception OF
fe cases OF remiItent and bilious levers.
The Phslanx has sustained a Public Board n : House
the past year At which the principal part OF the mem
bers have boarded at cost NOT exceeding - cents per
week. The remaining families board At their own
apartments.
The number OF hours labor performed during the
year reduced the medium class. 10 97.03b The
net profits OF the year ssJ77 % which gives diyi
dend stock OF 81 per cent aud 81 cents per hour 10
labor The annexed schedule specifies the kinds snd
vafn.,fou of nrouerfv on hand Vi
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-15

TIE Snow FLEA-In the National IateligeR-
find communication from Nj. Josiah r. Polk
giving a description OF what he calls the Snow Flea
by him in the Winter Of iseo 10 the hoorhood
OF Grsad River, in the state Of Michigan. lie ssys
found them 10 be exceedingly minute, apparent
ly destitute of members, but in constant elastic mo
uon. They would spring up 20 the hight Of Is
inches or more When nrst observed them Cihe lat
ter part Of Novembe they did no, exceed In slze the
point of the smallest needle. watched them through
The coldes Winter ever Witnessed snd careiuly 90
served their progress 10 maturity m the month of May
when that which in December was shspeless snd
scarcely visible creature, became perfectly organized
ny, with lsss wings and sntenns The BODY was sen
der. and more than quarter OF sn inen long Inc
win 20 were longer Perhaps the whole length Was TIVE
~ three ourths Of an inch When trs, saw them Toe
snow was but few inches deep sud stno1sn u IN
creased 10 three feet more 10 depin tnose e ctes
tGres by their perpetual motion, were always ON 'ne
sarfsce but bow they contrived 10 MAINTAIN toer 10
c>ty amid the furious winds is % me mystery. -
ter~srd ON Rock River in Wisconsin IN tune OF sun
rner saw myrisds OF the flies Various insects nav.
been known TO exist In snow one kind. somewhat
resembling spider, Ia no. uncommon as lar norm rs
Sweden and Norway
RHODE lsLAND.-The bill for raising additional
revenue passed both Houses of the General Assembly
last week ltimposes tax upon the banks and other
mOuied corporations of the State ia addition 10 that
raised. OF hve cents OF the 500 The tax the
general property Of the State three the SlOo
OF the sum raised BY this bil appropriation Of
$4,000 Is made for the support OF public schools The
bi will probably raise about $4,000. The tots yaus-
uOn making the reductions required by the DILL will
probably be about 000oOO0 This will Yield about
sls.0oo The additional tax on the banks will raise
sbou, 5000 and something viii be realized from the
insurance companies.
Missouri JUDIcIARY.-ln the Missouri State
Senate on the 23d ult. VIM. Nsp,on John ?. Rylsnd
aod smes II Birch, seversly nominated and
confirmed rs Judges Of the Supreme Court for twelve
years For Circuit Judges for the Of eight years
The following gentlemen nominated and con
hrmee james w. Morrow, lsi Circuit VIM. A. Han
"a do Adison Rees 4th do George w Dunn. 5th do
Henderson Young, Oh do James A Clarke lllh do
nmop L. Leonard, l2lh do.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-15
CITY ITErSs.

WE0NEsDAY, February q
THE WoRS- -EoUsE-The Ordnance for tue es-
Enlistment OF the Work House hss passed both branch
Of tee Connos Council, sni unless vetoed the pro
Jet accomplished Crest credit Is dae to the Joint
special Commiite Who have hsi the matter in charge
for their exsrioa. IN il. behalf sni rejoice IN tie
success Of their labors
On "wednesday We inadvertently sscr5ed the origin
OF the bin TO the Ion; Committee Charity snd Aims
whereas TIE Special COMMITTEES Of four from each
Board composed Of AID Crolius stevens Hstae 4,
and Prsst Franklin snd Assistant AID MorsAns Hl5-
bard, Miller. snd Prest Sandstone OF whom are also
attached 70 the Committee 6rst usmed
FIREs-Fcb I4.-Last evening fire broke ont
in the house No 2ll Hester At oecupied by John CAT
frey and others dwelling li WAS extngushed after
doing trifng damage 30. Ire third story Of building
80 Is Ann-.i. occupied BY Clark Rogers, manufac
turing jewellers, was discovered - be or irv about
0 clock this morning some FIRE which had been left
burning In the forge having communicated With the
aoor.
FOUND DEAD-A woman named Julia Finn was
this morning found dead IN the premises Of No %
Jsmes-si. TIE Coroner will hold an nqaes; to-dsy.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-15

FRvsgrrs N TEE WEsr.-The thaw and rain
~ lsst r,nusry hss caused tremendous freshets In =
~ ~ the western rivers especially II the 81 10
.enb ,ha Ksnkskee and other streams Ia Indiana and
Ti,o. ON the former river al the bridges for many
miles were .reu, sxsy including those Al south Bend
psr-isn Bertrand and Niles Az Peori-, (lL portion.
~ ,hs town were iJoied, and al Wilmington sa~
Nil sou-pg mil sui woolen factory were crushed
nd demolished BY the ice, which accumulated 10 great
Quantities and sso served 70 dam rg the water ana
csu.e farther Injury. The public works are eonsiaer
ably damaged numerous dams hAFs Deed swept o.
nd rnspv cszsl bosts broken In pieces
ArrENPr Al MURDER-festerday afternoon,
=, .sc1r , o'cIoek AZ arroci0g. attempt made 10
murder colored nsu, psned Waite az the Celebrated
~.rsbH,bm.pt Of evils Cochran IN Lon 5srdst soove
500 ybire II .oyesrs seated IN the room. and
irsBlyiny Ia the luxury Of reading a neuspsPer-
ano,ber eolored mar known among tue lover order
~ .or's,v :. Polly Hopkins. assaulted him. Whl'e
,oid him L. 70 sway ghereupon tne later seized q
.,ifa and made desperate plunge 81 th7 former Tie
,1.1. ,ox -.t u-sr the isz4ar On the leit slce OF
.ss -. .rs u,sde friznfll -ssh- Tee AssAlsnt re
ns.,ed 10 A,s,ult and cut Nr White slightly IN one
n N, thish. He tts1 escaped % house a - Mary
:, .rd ~. 10, beer heard Of since. Pnad- sun, an
~ Fear, have been expressed tha, the en-
i.,s's ro-k On tre Csnz. between B11-lo and Black
80 wo.is ~, - completed by the Let Of May And
. s,.-.l va, this opinion N BG-.-o that several oi
- S,,.I. pubi.hed some seEers articles Azsinst ire
c.;,-.~,1-. Enxneers &c Bat the alarm appears TO
- -, g-efn-ture Bo,h The Engineer and Contrac
-. .o.sk cons3enfy q tne comp ercr of ne 20
aue season From LOO 70 -lo men ana propSss. :
.,s -urnbr Of teams are constantly a. work "a tce
- .-.rs.f xssrher-s iscf which indicates ss1-cien,
.-,s,x on t.e part of TIE Contractors thecrsslFes
-' Albany kveslss !osssA.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-15
PHILADELPHIA IN SLICES.
sItee XI....THE Hat or ISDEprsDLscl

kSTERlNG the principal door Of the Stste-H House,
IN Chesnui street, and making your DOW to Mr Eckle.
the attentive and oblgng Superintendent, you sre
shown into the Hall Of Independence, sacred 10 50
many high sud holy associations which send thrill of
awe 10 every American heart is only BY the power
OF association, however that any such sensations are
produced for worse commonplace, barren, dreary
looking barn ii would be diEicult TO md Imagine =
lsrge square room with ceiling about hsh a. =
hsy NOW, and the door covered Win ave-shilng IN
grain carpet in whose web red llly with purple
leaves seems 10 be chasing green snake through a
field Of blue and white grass Opposite the entrance
stands plaster ofpsris statue of General Wa.hngtou
thcky coated with cream colored vsrnlsh Al his feet
s fragment Ct motiled marble, bearing giided in
scrption 10 the effect that
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-15
NEW-YORk TRIBUNE.
Ohio Legi-isture-No ominatIon for tnited
-tntes senator.

BY Teegrayl. CoLUMsUs o. Tuesday FEB l5.
Toe Wng members Of the Legislature mel IN caucus
lsst eyonng and nominated Judge Mclean io' Oni'ou
states aator The dsy Of election has not ye' OeeS
fxsd upon.
The Senate has passed resolVhoh isl''''"s ~
senator. and ps,r,,etpg the Representatives in Con
,o.s ~ , f., the Wilmot Proylso. The vote on this
resolution stood % yeas 20 nsys
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-15

In rear Of TIE State House extends lrdsperdeuee
SQUARE. pretty wei-iroddsn srsssp'si cut Up viih
broad gravel.vaks end shaded with venerable trees
It Is considerably resored 70 hy old ses snd police
ofacers, politicians srd PickPocseis old srsnnes snd
liiile srs with hoop and jump ng ropes-ihoush "a the
after pretty Persorsses generally prefer Washington
square the other side Of Wslnui street where the
ras. s greensr ihe trees Iolter sna ihe sky s.aer
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-15

ARRIVAL OF THE CALIFORNIA Al PANAMA.
telegrsphc dispatch received in this CITY from
New Orleans, yesterday stating that vessel had ar
rived At that city from Chsgres bringing Intelligence OF
the arrival of the Pacific Mail Steamer California st
Panama 1t 10 said that she reached that port on the
lob ut and was 10 sail for San Francisco the 2ilh
She hs. by this tune in all probability entered the
Golden Gate Of san Francisco Bay.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-15

D0OFING.-Goodrib'sp ps.ssi Csnecs snelsnS i~
II . rSs.u gst scd cursnle-prre " cis pef foct
- oa rQsh h-lack 5osrcs cts per ioot over an of
rsne znd w.rr.rted Apply tos GOODHlS, . Ca4~se
-. 80 Ch.rb.r.g Rife n Basford, roof
soa- 80 feet $ Centsr-si oeCosse, roof 6oee ss5
f-. y Ws.ts Alderman Perris roof done, rs ea, T1
Gress-iehsL o. c Ely roof d0-e, 1897 sss I'D SrooI&
yB tn-
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-15

PESSsYLyANIA.-XXh SeHofor'ot D"trc'.-
The Indiana pa RSst9 escrioost the unto"srd result
Of the recen, election in this District 70 secret move
nen IN favor of the erection Of the county Of Ma
bonpg The Loco Foco candidate voted for BY the
advocates Of the county who had been assured that
a IVA. the only way in which ii could be secured
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-15
E,yENyOnTHsGOL WAsHIN0 MACHINES

IL decided yths beat yet offered for sale they Will
The soil fas, Il Is fed into the machine and Whist
more Importance tho gold black SAID cinnabar and
piains csnnoi esc.po Nom II they are susnged Tor
horse and hand power, with ex'rss and boxed, from
$50 TO SIS Also god picks ruing tools, pumps, nose
wheeharro~s, r-tOfs crucibes tee, chests
and every description Of impe emsnt. FOR California Fo
sale h- low prices a. the Agricultural Warehouse and
Seed Store OF A X ALLEN n co.
10 In ls9 and 1911 Nator-st- New-forh
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-15
r,ou,. liver the Prize Fighter.

H. T,lgrapL PuiLADELPHIA, Wednesdayi FeD II
I,dye ps,.ons hiss ius, decided 10 deliver up Hyer
tho ,,,g,li., ~ the authorities Of Maryland.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-15
DIVER FRONT FOR sALK a K.bsu'. Point

RoCsuden " J. opposite the c'ty Of Phisdsiphia-An
extent Of 900 feet he RiVer Delaware directly oppo-
tho Navy Yard wO1d suit fOr mzn1sct1rtnx establish
FOR The drposu Of schDy XII for sappns "
Ehsrfcg few kuEred feet sofsisct deptn OF vsis
can Be obtained ~ accommodate ne h,sviess sbppL1x
Sad properly 10 sdl0riog ne ferry ~hni ro,n n'en
sesmboss regularly py - sogisst rnlsd sipoia oy
which tie business ps of ne cy can % rssesei 70 zee
unutes Il viii be "a together ~ % cu APpyp
CHARLES KAlDHS, ksfnns 1oint y. :.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-15

ILLUSTRATED BBLE.-Part ~ Of the Illustrated
Family Bible has jus, been issued by Geo. Virtue 20
Johnst This number concludes the Old snd com
,nences the New Testament and is illustrated by a
clever steel engraving Of The Mount Of Olives and Je'
rusaem-irom the North East
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-15

New Muslc.-The Gold Digsers' Grand
Waltz. "san Francisco" Grand March composed by
T. r. Hansen, Sacramento Gsop," by 5 O. d. i" San
Francisco" Waltz and Golden Dream Waltz ssou'
venir of California. The above are published by VIM
Hall 4 son, go Broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-15

Usa per of,hs saor.is, from % ,t- s@cr-sr r-s3 ,-
DecIsfflor % las-i slie1c- % lie PeaPs
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-15

~ MA Sc-Evsry emgrant snd zfveniurer who intends
10 cross the Continent FOR Csofnis Nc ought 10 possess
The shove Map o. Mexico, Including Csorns, New Next
AM TeNss The different rOnles al aid down from
the lsest authorities Price 50 pocket form For sale 81
wholesale ana retail by DISrURNELL, lO2 Broadway
J. d will issue In lew dsys Map OF Callforn g. Ne~
N.,iro a. Price 81 cents h sheet, llf 81