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MONEY MARK EFT.

Wednesday. Jan. 3i-6 p. NJ.
The stock market opened heavy this morning, and
prices for stocks Of all kinds steadily settling down.
Money is not plenty 1t has recently been, aud
loans easily made the best security at seven
per cent This Is partially the result of the increased
demand growing out Of the large of foreign
amount. verypsree amount of 'pecie, in silver coin,
has been taken out Of this market for California. We
have doubt more than five hu ndred thousad dollars
In small coins, have been shipped and taken by emil
grants to San Francisco, to ofeet which, only about
sixty thousand dollars worth of gold have been re-
ceved from California. the balance is, therefore,
more than four hundred thousand dollars against US
In this item. The first direct importation of gold
the mnes will doubt, place the balance the other
side Of the account. 1t is impossible to estimate with
any degree Of correctness, the value OF merchandise
taken out in the numerous vesss which have already
left for California but it is very large
At the nrst board, to-day Treasury notes fell or
Per cent; Farmers Loan u; Canton Co x; Harlem 4;
New Haven Railroad q; Long Island 4 Erie Railroad
u. At the second board, Treasury notes declined 4
per cent; Reading Railroad !; Harlem y; Farmers
Loan Is; Long Island 4. The sales at both boards
were large particularly of the leading railroad snoes
and at the close the tendency was downward.
The movements in cotton have been very active
sinee the opening Of tho present season. The re-
oeps and exports have averaged about fifty per cent
larger than for the period the previous
year.
MOVEMENTS OF CorToN IN THE UNITED STATES.
Ports Received since Gret az
Sept L. sice sept since Sept l.
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MTELLIoENCE BY THE MANS
WASHINGTON, Jan. %, I8aS.
Evening Report.


Evsn,ng Report
between the Indians and the negroes. the two
e, were occupied to-tay-the Senate with
,L, inc Rouse with the negroes, pending
~, 'o"''ueih''on OF several Appropriation bills.
'AFc' va Jack here about the 18th Of
Febr~a'y' Henry Clay on or before the inaugurs-
tion, ant uen' Cass within a few days after date.
| The revenue for the quarter ending January LIST.
Is estimated at $S,4OO,OOO We must do better
than tina, next quarter by three millions, or there
will be deficiency.
Col Duncan, lae,y confirmed to the post of II.
spector General OF the Army, gave an entertain
ment at COeman's tonight, to a number of his
friends, regulars and volunteers.
Gen. Tho mas j. Green, whose romantic history
OF she Mier expedition, and the imprisonm mt Of
himself and companions In the castle OF Pe.Ote,
ana Their hardships and their MIRACULOUS escape,
FORM narrative interesting as that of Captain
hleyI-|en. Green we say, after having invented
a llacnihe lor washing out the gold dust to perec-
Vn, PURPOSES pleasure trip TO California, by way
OF an experiment. He has the means and the ex-
perience tor u successful venture Success attend
him.
Mr.. Douglass to-day offered AN amendment r.
Aepinwalls and Cos. Panama ra,Iroa d bill which,
provides that the government shall have the onti0n,
OF stopping the contract at years OF of
II, and specifics their terms OF transportation not
only tor the mails, but for passengers and their
goods.
Mr.. Cameron declared that this amendment re-
moved his objections to the bill; an there is every
reason 10 believe that, as propo ed to be nded
the bill will pass. Now is the time or never.
The city councils give dinner to- morrow even
ing, at Coeman's, to the delegation of the New
York Corporation, now at this house. in behalf OF
the branch mint for the empire city, and the re-
mOval Of the rocks In He'll Gate. Very good
That the right way for The city fathers to treat
each other Nothing like eating and drinking to
your aldermen.
We are authorized to say that the address of Mr..
Calhoun, published, is considerably softened
down, as compared with the original presented in
caucus. STILL the people will be surprised, on
reading It, to find that the slavery of the white
lace Of the South near at hand. Mr. Doug
lass, however, thinks that his bill, introduced
to-day, will heal the difficulty. We fear not but
appr. bend that Old lack will have to grapple with
II In his inaugural address. Yet we believe the
Union will stand fast.
Mr.. Burke continues TO fill the Adelph nightly
with his comic representations.
The cheap postage bill is delayed; but there il
every prospect that before the session expires wa
shall have the three cents prepaid on halt ounce
letters as the law OF the land.
The fear of the cholera Is subsiding; but the cpl
demic from the gold diggngs RACES to a fearful
extent. Before year is out, there may be some
dreadful scenes California, unless Congress shall
look to the protection of human lite.
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To be provided for by Philsdelphis .... As miles
The distance from New York, via the New York aud
Erie Railroad to Dunkrk, is 475 miles, being 81 miles
further than from Philadelphia t. Dunkirk by the Ca.
tawifsa route.
1t will be that Philadelphia seeks to avail her
self Of the capital and enterprise Of New Work. for the
construction of IT'S miles Of the road; which Il the
longest link In that vast chain which to bring Lake
Erie 81 miles Philadslp hs than New York II
New York has exposed herself to this contingency
suppose that 1t is too late help and 1t remains
be whether Philadelphia avail herself OF 1t,
without cripping her ability to push with energy the
central road to Pittsburgh 1t Is not . little
amusing to how our sister city prdes herself upon
that undertaking, which, whom completed, takes her
to point which is not very far from that line Of lake
trade which the last year. reached to the enormous
sum Of hundred and nfty millions Of dollars
which exceeded the imports from foreign countries
the whole United States. II Philadelphia had the
power and enterprise of osto on, might look with
some dread to her tapping the New York and Erie Rail-
in
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Petitions are flowing into Congress from every
section of the country, asking fer the reduction Of
the rates of postage the abolition OF the ranking
privilege, and the free delivery of letters to their
address in all large towns and cities. These mea-
sures are urged by strong and forcbe arguments.
showing that the adoption of them would increase
the revenue of the Post Office Department, as we'll
as afford greater facilities to the correspondence
of the people. The friends of cheap POSTAGE judg-
ing from the success OF the experiment 10 Eng land,
and that already riee by the law of lS45 reducing
the rates oil postage, say great, II not greater
increase OF letters will take place here, and the
revenue of the Post Office Department will bs
greater than 1t now IL, or ever was, under tho
Olden system. But IN order to produce this effect,
all the measures they ask for must be adopted !;
their plan must be taken a whole, and not by
parts. II the postage be prepaid by the use OF
stamps, reduced so low as TO brlag everything into
the malls, the frank abolished entirely, and letters
conveyed to and from the Post Office free of
charge, the letters will multiply to a vast extent
They argue that II Is not wspapers which burden
the mails much the large weighty documents
and books which are sent through them without
paying any postage. At the rate newspapers arc
now charged, they more than pay the freight Of
transportation. The two hundred thousand dol
airs paid by the government tor postage Is NOT one
fifth OF the postage which the pubic documents
would pay If they were charged periodical or
pamphlet postage. The revenue of the Depart
ment, under these reforms, will he amply sufficient
to support itself, and to continue extending maL
facilities TO the interior of the country. G..
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AUCTION 3.

by JACOB 8. PLAT. THIS DAY-L. q. EARRING TON,
ID Observation-Disclosures Cutlery, SO. vz-Part Of stock
Of by order Of anees The sale
the fixtures Of the store viz: Desks Ladders Skds Counters
Signs Stools Chairs &c. The stock Of Spoons Locks
Hinges sh9yes Pitch Forks Manure 10 boxes soyths Rifles
hand and Back Saws Knives Forks Tcs Trays Hinges
German Pistols double barrel Cur Augers
odaws Pattern Cards Pad Chest and Trunk Locks
Boxes Looking Glasses Hammers Brass CaudestcKs Ply
Butcher Knives shovels AID Tongs Wire Sleeves Caver &C.
ii o'clock for cash delivery Is dozen Wadrons
Gras 90 dozen Manure Jerks Augers Aso,
6O dozen and cards and Penkpves
irg Of ndd suited
market Also German Par Goods Also o'clock large
Of Gold Jewery consisting of the
Catalogues at the Auction Rooms Terms usual.
N. HOFFMAN, ACKNOWLEDGEMENT STATES
-. Mushets at buction-L H. Hoffman 4 Co. will sell,
Tuesday 9th February by order Of tho Department Uni
ted States Muskets
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sNk kaLrH, AUTHOa OF THB "PRACTICAL PRIVATE
~ Treatise" &c. s. Greenwich st.sst-coe hoSrss 70 4
6top (suuday sEcsposd fhose Who apply In We eafy
sxes win Be SURPRISED tho Apdu And hte inconveaisn
Intending II chiefly however those whe have ~
s from lie ssss or ine,pssns y IL .sss
s.d 4 vssy sxssnsivs prsssssl h. Absd npA sag saA
sdioa cure vhicA b has gcsAa fse sanG - - eene1
nsa ne ethor ssuros In Anosio&
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proposed route and the portion Of the distance
Philadelphia TO the point Of connection With the Ess
Railroad ~ Corning, to be completed
RAILROAD ROUTE FROM PHILApELAHIA TO LAKE EHix
!. From Philsdelphia BY Reading Railroad,
to Port Clinton ................... "a miles
2. From Port Clinton to Tamsqua. ..... 81
Finished ...... 0a-93
8 From Tamsqua to Tamsusnd, (surveyed) 9
4 From Tamsnend to Catswissa, (graded) as
5. From Catswissa to Williams p ort (survayed, 45
o. From VILLA msport, Through the btuml a.
Gus coal. feld) to Rslstou, Tin operstiou).. 1876
7. From Rsstcn to Blossburg, curve we'd, go Is
8. From Blossburg to Corning, "a nj ,hedl S0-33
8. From Corning TO Dunkirk, OF Lake Erie,
Conveyed by the Nsw York md Erie Rail-
road Company. will be finished in 2 years, ITS
Making the whole distance from Philadelphis
to Lake Erie miles ............... 43S-l6l
or which & nished ............ 15I
2r
Little Schuylkn and Susqushan ma, graded
and ready for supsrstructure. 49,. SO
2n
From junction at Corning, to be built by
New York capital. .................1 It's
6s miles.
OF this, will be built by Rsston and Bloss-
burg Company ........ ID
81
OF this, Tamaqua Company bound to build. 6
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DANCING.

M DEP MOTT ASSOCIATION BALL-AT THE CHINESE
lvl Ass mbly Rooms, Thursday evening Feb l89-At
meeting the hcDemott socatou, ned at the Warren Bous
S4g the following preamble and resolutions adopted
Wterca The sudden Of ameuted friend Alderman
McDemot las left his family unprotected and his Affairs in
confusion caused by bis nnequad goodness Of heart
and universal benevolence; Therefore,
Resolved, That his friends and associates, know
for his aud smemrAucs
Of his kndnes than TO render to bis family the assistance he
would have rendered To any one OF US -
Resolved, That give Ball .. the Chnese Buildings On
the yebuar bis widow to accept the
cesds token Of Affection for her late aud
ROBERT B. SPENCER President
GEORGE l. HAvu.AND Secretary
THE GRE Att FANCY DRESS BALL OF The 5aAK5PEARR
i Dramatic Association, will take place Friday evening
Feby 3D. the Apollo Room Tickets 81 be obtained
auy members Ia Tor. 81 Snger
Townsend "a Broadway and ~ tho door the evening Of the
ball
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ANUS n n &C N,rs.


RowERY THEaTRE.--TaURsDAY RysyTSo -.
nm e: sa ,ra@r h .aisd che
rs,stb Co., Ar wnsns xy swidsrs ass wsmH:. d hn
Bottle Tsass as Mr. i'' s w nP.s "a
st isESFas q s ss e To b.
re- niss Mortimer Miss Taylor 10 Ia, 40.
buaa saas s s s s osss -. s ssai
ooorsopes Al o. o'clock, con mencsat7
{ ,nAhssAgs NATIONAL THEATRE. LATE oaArHAs.
&; T
wo % Mr. New rs local pi
Ms Hss.:,sr: ", as.dows Mrs. cSsem N; Alice @srr
Ms SsrdS. To .19asss Nth a to: ~ sTfN
Yrs Ch.pnso Boxes sSo Pit 'x Doors 81
NJ EShANiUy Hall az BROADWAY, BETWEEN
sa zee sTs Tn T.
& ssS ~ S's ns
& % sssp Ssss s.s
the q * .a III;
night further notice. inroauoins each rsrssssss
es@ their
Door open at 7-Conoert 81 O'clock.
TABIkNAcLE roUAT akANo CO ycERr OF aUNGL
at the Tabernacle isS:s,sy s sTsnri Fob ''
Air Cuius .nin from sAbatmater. ROssni
spring festival c.op Ivy sqs:;. Gaast
Overture from tie opera The Enel anted Flute. Mozir-
T. Lnusiop Fantasia for tho Flute by Mr. scdc Furs,easu
"NoVoeons dnght Review. magnificent illustrative,
Ptora Transparency and brilliant Fireworks boon
prepare WI hout regard give to this master
phf OF Music proier sunset 2The psasants
return from labor singing strains and the ringing
Of the evening bes; Eve ling prayer 4-Nature gradual
Stts leave cir Tomhs: 6M Midnight the Review, the gu
appears when the leave graves
and assemble for review Grand Parade and end Of tho sp
tual review 7-Suprise Nature awakens Finae-Ai the
banda playing in honor Of the dead Emperor whe
hour OF nidniyht his watch Ia Fields Ryseum
.a.o VI hanwodA
IT, Narsganeet Malts by . Josef Guugl.
H. General Ia yors Triumphant March. . GungL
Doors VII at o'clock Concert o'clock
pecis " No postpopoment Tickets the
oore and At the door on the evening Of the
nONNAvANs GRAND SERIAL (ORIGNA PANORAuA
- Of hexieo-Panted q 900 feet Of Canvas exhibiting .
view OF country 5000 miles in length (prcsen thes
taor the mosubime tho world exhibition
ior snort time 1t Panorama Hail. 6YS Broadway adj
ing Nioos Garden. Doors 6Exhbiton
oclock-Aiso Wednesday and Saturday afternoons ct
O'Clock Tickets 90 cents; Children half price,
GEOLOGICAL HALL, 81 BOwEKY-rHaILI.ING AND
~ Interesting Performance by tho Lion Queen,
boup who will appear the Den tf Wild
her raordnary Evening
of tins Week Tie collection Of animals Geological Ball
In the finest ssbe condition particularly the great White
Polar Bear who fresh and no day
he captured In the Arctic Ocean. Admission %
Children, half price.
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CAsTLE 0ARDEN-TBE PROPRIETORs OF rss COVE
~ well kno~n will let the s.suna
ncludins Alb Of Luiyl Tor evening psrrmauoes
the LIST OF Juns sooner required. resp,nM
person Wishing hire the
information by appr the preses 81 litter post paid
directed 10 the subscribers. FRRNOH nEISRk
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MISCELLANEOUS.

ITO HAIR Ess MAKERS-THk ADVERTISER, A PaACTI
cal tIar Maker Of energetic business hAbts
himself already esabaed abous
81 absh bimte busness either In che
country would engage conduot ouspe,
lou, ne command good credit and capital
Addrss I. p, this Office.
DE7TER THAN GeLD.-A REMITTANCE OF TIE PU xe
- plendid steamer crescent City has Drought
from pmebt California,
masna green turtle kpourcr Tia
ssimal viii DO served up In lev days.
BROTHERS PE8ktNS. Odd Follows Hail.
corner Grand and Centre
lyOR MARsIILLES-TaE FINE FAST SAILiN0 AND
copper fastened BarA eUtN BURJH conway, Master, will
,nvs auk despatch For passAg navns
upsuor accommodation aeply board per N: R.orw
RUID HNCkEN. Is Val street.
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TOILET OR LEASE, From TIE PIssr OF NAY ssxE.-
Inc .ato ssoiy nou W. 20 rsreenwicn street; aod
premises from Greenwich to Washington being
Ave feet front BY nearly two hundred
kOBr. KERMIc. 10 South atrset
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AA Osr EXTRAORDINARY WoRK-TO TBE VAR BID

M OST EXTRAORDINARY wORK-TO TIE MARRIED.
wi thoss contemplating marnassThs Married Woman1
Private Medical Companion BY Or A. n MAuroeau sixth Cd
(OO eopes having already been disposed Of Every female
ecttne copy whether ared unmarried. although IN
tended liz for married dscoses scrsv
which should them particularly Hero every female
symptoms and the most eneens rene
Of In every casa Fer sale e
pr sdxs a the pubsns oo' l pssy ssJsss Nsx S,
Co. Albany; W. Davis Boston. On the receipt Of ST. sepy
viii BE- trsusmtted By free Of postage 70 all afs OF Ne
United sttes All stte must be addressed, pest paid 70 d
A. hAURICEAU. boz In, New Yorh city omos Ii bbss'
" street.
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A MEXICAN CIRCUS-sANDs, LENT Z co. PROPRIK


7NhE CAsf BELLS AINSTaELS WILL GIVE TWO OF
their popular entertainment Tomkns Lyoeum Staten
Island Wedn esdny md Thursday evenings
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.wv,.n>~ VENTS.

4s1'sa, s,:siss s.si..
c6SSR or sd@oas
s aa,ya,d Of assuming tao s nc
Lester Mons Horrs sr ssaae Old psas,s Mr. 90
400 isa sona B0nvic M shaw Fsrnsna, Mr. Prss>
asssOod c-Ic end fsrauerse 50 csni Family Grsi,
--ss.s' osrery ls< cents Doors open At half psst6
B9ss sy r rHEArHs CHANGERS STREET THURS
g. called vAsY pnsy.y. ~ sroas SH
s -: fD .:sS NJ NJ Sss.: on G M
COTE SS1iu Nm sss ~ BTsa
Jordan Insddy O8oode Mr. Bousham Jaoss Brsose NJ
ness Circle and PArquesa SOL fs@y Circle $50 poos opss
M ITCAELAs olYMrIo THKA1sE-raURssAY EVEN.
ssr r Ss~%'cSs with 1 sAs
%s'; e. n, sss 1 fsR
clls A.r I .sS IS H r% Gss1s,
. u
Mars MI E.,noid 1snus Miss Phps CUPID ass Ssa
nsOn; D s Grcs 81 os Uppe, Boxes Pig INA Do
Srs.brosaway AhamIr. Thursday Evs,Ics, POI. l. viii
be presented new piece enedhe Camp the sedoun
1s
ys tn. NJ ja..a s:'q sss ~:
Master Maurice Sands prncipa,
n sSns NE arab Troupe Ae,
part Of the house aSoents-Shildr-n hall prce
MEXICAN MUSaUM-P 7. BARNUM, MANAGER AND
Propr eor; Greenwood Jr. Assotant Mana er-spen-
did perform aernoo O'clock and every evening
ut half past o'clock Rayt particular Person
teen feet high weighing S pounds The Quaker Giant and
beings the world produced Miss Simpson
cate young Qusheess Of Fl is nearly feet high and
weighs x1 pounds The Quaker Giant years age and
stands plump eight feet In his stockings weighs
cS ponnds They be at all hours with Major Little
finger and Ttana either Of whom smaller than
that ever walhe alone Great Woserr The cable roer
Model OF Jerusalem Highland Mammoth Broehers Lvr rang
Ousig Wax Scripture stauay Madame Rockwell Fortune
Teller Admission Is cents Children under years age
12k cent? OF
VNAE CAsFBELL'S MINSTsELS WILL GIVE TWO OF
their popular entertain Tomkins Lyoeum Staten
Island on Wednesday aud Thursday evenings
w ALFALFA IS CANAL STREET NEAR BROADWAY.
netdays ard Saturday afternoons at o'clock Boxes
parquei 10 een @ Mile Natl
kviere the most perfect model will appear
nights Also the entire troupe of Model Artists comprising
OF the tandsomest in existence Miss ousa Sinclair
AGO. uphshed dhnseus eDgaged also, the New Orleans Fo
male Serenader who will night Powers Greek
Tuans enu and twenty other splendid Of
living pictures
TENHE GREAT CHINESE MUSEUM, $50 BROADWAY, BIZ
tween Spring and Prince and tho only this
country consts number Of h size figures Chnce
Of AL cascs several hundred hncee paintings apartments
houses teres And vesse models Of pagodas
bridges specimens OF Chinese manufacturer their agricultural
and mechanical Implements instruments Of music lanterns
oonts; Children under twelve, half price.
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MUSICAL.

xUILLIAN sCHhsIssER, PIANIST FRon BERLIN,
ud Ne willing limited number Of pupils the
paneor please apply a his residence
M l,spepard street until ~ O'Clock, a. n.
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TO LET.
STORE AND BAsgNEMENr TO

CTORE AND BASEMEMENr TO lEr AND POSSESSION
~ given la medatey In abe ut the best locsty for
tho oy the present ocoute going Caop The fixtures
consisting Of drawers helvrg glass and couner will
sold at bargain IL applied for i'm mediste,y. Apply
RICHARD DOLAN, BIS Pearl street..
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10 mechanlcs-. Calif0rniA.-.The UWest
cot Trading having or oar shxr.. not vat
taken. would wh to dispose of
mares Ssao enen. kor iurther particulars. spply
THUS. 3. WIN3l OW, lis Wall street.
0oio Fens'-Fersons xoins Co California
noue Jake with them Of oeisbxtso a.ahelieu Gold
fna wnch arc warranted to FIVE and
oonvenent AID viii cargo II Qas Steal reas-
Bold only by n 2 WArssN " val, at
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RR. yEFFaIEy ANTiDUrE Is THE MOST ErrECrUA

nR JErFRIEy ANTlDOrE Is THE MOST EFFEcrUAL
IL preparation sold and other disorders of the
sexual Organs Long experience has proved that II will rs
csy any This desirable result obtained In from
and neither oends the
and renders deviation In diet or inter
nuisance IL thus removed speedily conssent with the
produeon Of thorough and permanent cure i nsediens
ptcy vegetable and injurious cec either constu
onay locally be caused BY its PSe 81 botta
Sole Agent this city G. u RING ia Broadway corner JOIN
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rUNHB GREAT CHINESE MUSEUM, $50 BROADWAY BIZ
tween Spring and Prince and Tho only this
country consts OF number of m size Chnc
all clasc several hundred hncse paintings apartments in
houtes stees And vesa models Of pagodas and
bridges specimens OF Chimes manufacure their agricultural
and mechanical implemento instruments Of music
sc. Open from nine AN till 10 NJ daily Admittanoe
oonts; Children under twelve, hall. price.
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DR GLOVER IS CONSULTED DURING Tan DAY AND
tho dou and prorsced OF delicate diseases that
Sacd The sh physicians Of oes His Of
Coosva Crhcba may had his In front Private
Strznoc through the entry 10 the office door
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c,IoNoR sPINETrO FaOX GENOA. RESPECTFULLY IN
y forms the gentlemen 81 the o OF Phild.ipds
,c,n,tv that he will arrive with 1UO learned Canary Birds
S DAYS hcL exhibited In New York and Boston,
during tho last IL months, TO ever au.O00 persona
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HOT FON CALlFOHNIA

ysr. and aa.asan. consisting 100 men
arrival Francisco escort horse mule saade 20
noe corner Walker stree. and sroad say Friday
evening Persons approving this route iav,ted to
neeeisar, take may Office Il Water sect
OVERLAND TO CALIFoRNlA-srEAM AND SAILING
~ PASSENGER Line-Tbe brig Mary win the
Nicaragua perfectly healthy route Trsssi in sixty
S o. "a: n. @ ten y
Ear s WITH state o o bertha s Appy
iis H.1Sss street s s'a pSsdepis o0''''n Co.,
EOR CALIFORNIA-THE sACRASeNTo MINING AND
sayipS Association have purchased the plsncd and fast
quick Ssspsh The association viii consist Of % msaSsrs
nS VIII be es IN ve SS for
s : The "a have sSSa the ser
Association. The company will hold meetings every eysnng
"f S1Sss " % 81 Esl Of s.
A 1TEN1IoN! CALI soRNIA GuARD4-A MEETING OF
"A Cal fornia Guards will be held the Eschans. Hotel
rs Fn0 on TS
to Be al sao'ed Officers will meet a. socioof Ps By
DAVID FREDERICK SMITH, Act Adj
CALIFOaNlA DAGUERREOrYPEs- PERSONS ABOUT
visit California and dsrous to esve their lii with
az "a by ssS . and q
obtAine at the shortsst notice.
CALIFORNIA sHIRrs-TBE LARGEST AND CHEAPEST
~ Assortment Of sus red funnel under shirts
Ma uctor 81 Maiden Com paniss
ed to call before purchasing elsewhere.
M HO is FOR CALlFORNIA'-A COMPANY OF FIFTY
w Young about being organized for the
proceeding TO the Gold Regions Mexico Those Ieferpg
and uncertain Of rounding
Be sing the Is,hmus have opportunity i'm
mediate application AZ Dunlaps Hotel l3 Fulton street. be-
ihe hours of III AM and T. H. will DO In At
tendance with bills and give all requisite information
CsLIFORNIA-PER5ONS GOING TO CALIFORNIA WILL
find at j. AGATk 2N Broadway great variety of goods
suitable the above climate Shirts and figured Under
shrts and Draw Money Belts Body Belts excellent ar
Gle prevent Sickness AID variety Of articles
70 me ntion.
EOR CALIFoRNiA--UMBRELLAS OR PAkAsOLS-
Persons to the gold regions ud omit to take with
Of those useful articles Purchasers
can be supplied in any quantity by the manufacturer