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..,R ", z oa E,Ia,ds I "a &, -,
Or TH1 REMOVAL AID FERhAsEsr cUnr OF ALI
.Q1sT,0aER Ek1a0TGeOe

q
BALVANft BELT, tkCRLACE, BRACELETS I
AND MAGNETIC FLUID,
NERVOUS Diseases.
And Of which IN Impaired wsakehed
p unhealthy condition q DC Nsrysu, s-.'sm.
o1s D Dssu.lu u nc ssd q N FiIsM
e. ES.D been adS &c G s % 5. o ss
Medicinal Discovery Of the Age
MAGNETIC FLUID
used with the mest perfect and certain uecs in al cases Of
GENERAL DEBILITY,
Strengthening the weakened body giving tone 70 the various
DAAstS2IE ~
AGGg 5 IA GR9N, NESSV VBT FfRkEEe 6sRys
RfTATIoN OF. ruiz HEART. a RoPisExY, Net Ssit.
EEfV ER A AiNs IN E EPIE SpE AED SH4Es
gURy,ATgRE OF a, THE sRLNE, HIP CoMPI.AlNT.
sys5s 81 gFE yesEgs zS A2
s TEs %ER8o TS fsTE N''s''F@ST1 or
~ In sous Complaints. drugs and medicines fncrsas.
s disease for they weaken the vital energies Of he already
vtazng influence Of Gayanisns applied By hs beautiful
and wonderful discovery the eThspsted patient and weaened
vigor. The great peculiarly and excellence Of
DIR. Christies Galvnnic Curatives
consists IN the fact that they and disease by 0Eard
application in place Of the usual mode Of dragging and phys
the infection. Tey strengthen the hoie svstsm eqas1e
&c eireaa,iOn Of ts blood. prOots ne secretons, aud
Since their nrodpcon into De United States, ony irse
years t1An OU,DuO including all
Glasses and conditions among which large number Of
aides, who are peculiarly subject to Nervous Complaints
nave been Entirely and Permanently Cured
when all hope Of relief had been given up, and every thing
else been tried in vain
Toilustrate the Of the G9LHdNTC BEL n, suppose
me case Qi person afflicted with that bane Of civilization,
DYSPEPSIA, any other Chronic Nervous Disorder
In ordinary shmuants TAKEN which, by their action
on ne nerves and muscles OF the stomach afford temporary
relief but which leaves the patient In lower sate and with
injured faculties after the action thus excited has ceased
Now compare this with the effect resulting om the action of
m the worse symptoms Of attack. and simply tie the B
around the body using the Magnetic Fluid directed In
snort period the tnsenbie pepira0n will act on the positive
element Of the Belt, thereby causing Galyanc circulation
which viii TO the negative, and thence back again
he positive thus keeping aconinuous Galyan circulation
throughout the system.
III. Thus the most severe cases of DYSPEPSIA ARE
PERMANENTLY CURED. a fer days Is often amply
sufficient 10 eradicate the Disease Of years.
CERTIFICATES AND TESTIMONIALS
OF the Most Und0ubted Character
From all parts Of the Country could be given sufficient to
! ELL auer nnlnn MI iarnr,n
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Crescent aSsoh AND 9ob ]prtnttua CDfHss.

WTesrent D003 aNU H0O 4PtiNlM8 V5Tltt.
NO The proprietors Daily and Weekly respect
fully noym sr and the public that they recently
maj ousueruUe additions their Job establishment have
placed It under tho charge Of Mr LEWIS GRAHAM,
been gentlemen Of high capabilities in
b. The material Of the ocs being complete, and nearly
all new, they prepared to execute all kinds Of
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING,
with the possible delay and without disappointment to those
who may them with patronage Particular attention will be
given o rruiiag Of LAWYERS BRIEFS
BILLS LtntNg, INSURANCE BLANKS,
BILL HEADS, NOTARIAL CLERKS BLANKS,
BOOK HEADINGS, STEAMBOAT BILLS,
CIRCULARS, STEAMBOAT CARDS,
DRAY RECEIPTS, POSTERS HANDBILLs,
COTTON HEuEIPTs, CARDS, ETC. ETc.
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JOSEPH IL. PALMER d. CO., S. GraVier street.
- nt'mplang removal to Their store No. AZ Camp
street. the LIST Of September will sell their present large
stock of DRY GOODS consisting of Brown and beached
Cotions, English and American Prints Kentucky Lnseys
and Jeans, white and coored Fanne do do, plain and
twied Apron and Furniture Checks; Chcctaw and Nan,
LAY rs; Fine Irish Linens Linen sheetnss l0, MA and
ment of other seasonabe goods including 1000 pieces
81 Cotton Meetings., at GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
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Ii will be seen from the foregoing statement that
while the gross amount of revenue collecte" aa9rng
the last half year sGceeded that OF lo49 py 20 per
centum, the expense Of collection was FS3"ce" ~
per centum. -, .,
The following results for the same three years IN
full NAV be useful for reference:
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[FroH s. S. GiUeHs.1
PApUCAH KY. June 3, 1346My stock of Cherry and Tar
Syrup reduced six bottles and its popularity daily
increasing You wouFl do well TO send me another supply.
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IN j. COAk d CO., DRUGGIsTss Corner ~ IHdgd-
T. zine and Pogdras streets, prepared to exc Ia
cute orders for Planters, Country Physicians and Fam
lilies. Every article warranted genuine. Dr. Il. ].
CoxKs Preparations extensively used for ten years, AA
recommending themselves by their effects:
SOUTHERN COUGH SYRUP-An unequaled remedy
4 for Coughs, Colds, Influenza, etc.
NRN AND CUBEBS-A certain and agreeable cure,
superior t0 the Gapsnles o. any olheT extract Nh
TARAXACUM-The strongest preparation that can
be made proved by the effect produced.
BAI.SAM OF EAPHTHA, TAR, LINERWORT, etc.
For the cure of CONSUMPTION and BIanchitis -
LOUISIANA VERMIFUGE, RHEUMATIC LlHl-
MENT.
TONIC AGUE SYRUP aud PILLS. pls 1y3dp
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"PfTTsBURa, jan IL, I8f7-The Syrup Of Wild Cherry
and Tar has given great satisfaction those used
IT, know Of instance Of permanent OF Asthma
on gentleman Of Ohio think shall be able sell least
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COMPOUND EXTRACT OF COPAVIA AND
" CUB EB s. For Disedsesof the Urinary Organs.
The extensive of this Remedy for the last ten this
city, during which period il has rarely failed to effect
feet cure, where the simple directions which accompany
great and unequaled excellence Being free from all
seating properties tits acceptable the most delicate stomach
~ Put in jars of convenentand portable size, and
for sale only at
do 6m3p No. % Cant street. New Orleans
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List Of Vessels in Port Not cleared.

Per ship Orlando, from HAYES in Storage.
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no MOTHERS AND MARRIED LADIES.

OF the Most Und0ubted Character
From all parts OF the Country could be given, sufficient
fill every column of this pnpef!
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AUCTION SAIFs.
nv sY e. Mr,E < .eoDDer.

A UcTIoN AND coMMIssl0g MERCHANT hau ,.u..,e
n No IS Gfavier wee be vi pa5ulaf effrn
10 th sale Of Real ste ocs, Cargoe Cotton Hss,
Fold EnEnitnre elaHea. etc On,
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rlIY TRADE nEe.,nr.

S.TUtDAv, March 2-c ?. NJ,
The cotton market without animation TO dsv
ard with Grsss desire apparently either to pur-
chsge or cell The sales Effected. ho-evsr. wers 70
moderate extent In lots ~ the quotations. given be-
low. There contiuue. TO he sum. suriety hear Of
the ELECT az the Americas upon market at
'he snuttws ports. aud tb- conpsrnfvc amount
81 receipts. There vns no material change In this
state or WetteIn -four. althouzn medium ana lower
grades we're tsne heavier; Canadian contiaueS 70 be
In limited rsquest for the British Provinces at old
prices; southern remained the same. Tbs market for
wheat continued quite hrm hut sslss we're unmport-
ant Corn being lees plentiful particularly yeow, the
nsrfet vas scne Grmer with moderate sales. Fork
continued sun and prices upssttled Cut meats
sctlye and prices steady Lard wss heavy. There
nothing Des In Quoif'iops for sugar enf coffee. OF
TIE former fair fales we're mhds embracing chisfy
New Orleans, with parcels ~ section. The renaers
have advanced their terms for refined ssgar-.
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INTELLIGENCE BY THE MAILS.
He- Our Washington correspondence, &C., VIII
be found on the first page.

Our Philadelphia Correspondence.
PHILAoELrsiA, Feb 3, 1850.
Gold Nv the Ton-7He Pennsypsnia Homeopathic College
The Wsatter- The Markets, &c.
So great was the paper Issue OF the famous Ban
Of Brandon iiss) that the cashier in his annual
ports took socount Of the notes by the in
stead Of furnishing tbs aggregate amount according to
folks II seems, have taken the Jumping way OF
making their returns Of the California god dsposites
receipt Of three tons and third Of ton OF California
goia a ton 81 god saYors OF the marvellous; but,
mating the ounce at Sls.
III. second annual commencement OF the Homoeopa-
THO College OF P'nnsylvania was really . brlusEt
affair, notwithstanding the pscscua looks OF the
slopsthic maternity. IL vas hello ye,t.rdsv M The
Musical Fund Had, and The large saloon Was filled 1of
eoarfe) with tse beauty and fssniop OF the city The
vale6ctory address delivered not in Latin hut 10
Aneto-ssAop: the sams vulgar tongue being used in
a. me exercises The degree Of Doctor Of Medicine
wa conferred upon toenty young students who we're
duly authorized to Pill aud powder TO infnessm.
sxssnt The natIiculeung class OF this season mum
Our spring weather suddenly left US las. evening" suc
since that time We have been favored With cutting
compound OF rain, bleet ana snow.
The cotton market Is unsettled lower O.Iesns and
urland' ,y be quoted ise Se on she usual ersiit
T. ss s Ss sH 5ssds may
r rs 81 gls1 Fsr sas s 81 rsd and
at BE &c. peDrSlvania oats held Al $50 and sout
ar do hold @ ss. s. By
p ny' hsS Ses s @ Il % a.
lhs coal tbs por, bve fallen OF during the
aSs.t 'sa q s. s %ss &c
and sanopssH sss' Ts%ss si0u
without change n iIs rates, s.oes. ysierdsy
vance over Fridays figures Annexed the sales
G as sS .ss saa aSars s" sssdTs GsS o.
rs Canal. iIH Secerd Boare 70 shs xosris Canal ii
S e. aS S 50 A sa aors
Canal vs. TX 81 nniSn Isans.'es o. - de s0 800 100
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SrGAa CArr ~ FioEfna. The Jacksonville N,us %
the 9th inst Fes the following scoouns 81 product
~ sogsr the plantation % captain sadier ia that
vicinity 10 snys lie hs, prvdoc-i 3ll hox.hcais OF
sugar aveTsgiDg itt0 pounds escD from Iss OF
cane. and has oststlesst so hngscads BY Imperfect
Rripdingbssipg wrought nears his entire cro5 vita
t~o troksn roliers Witch would no. admit Of sufi-
cient pressure 20 extract the juice. BY - per
another source % loss occurred Ia eating dosn
spprekeD a frott about 90 Of his caue
tgo mouths previous 10 grinding t. The jules stood
a. the remark tble afitods Of AZ degrees u Bsaass
tngerio- quality. The yield Of molssses IL about
n UfC gallons
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Political Intelligence.

CONGRESSIONAL ELECTION IN MAssscnusETTs.-The
eighth trial 20 elect . member OF Congress, in the
fourth district OF MASSACHUSETTS, will take place TO- day
The majority principle has been TIE cause OF 40 many
failure, this district and during the last tSeny.fve
been made 10 elect members of Congress that State
From 1880 to 1888 there fourteen unsuccessful
trials in district and the fourth bids fair 70 vie
whit The candidates are the sau1e rs at the pre-
cedinS trials, viz Benjamin Thompson, whlg John o.
Palfrey, free soil and Frederick Robinson de nocrat
The following the votes Of the seven trials ALREADY
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On Sunday morning. March "a, after li,xsrin< III.
ness which he endured With Christian f,rtituae gs
bUtsHs, OF Bloominrtsle In the 1st year Of his age
In the loss OF snd aud ibdus-nt f.tnsr his cbdren
Are copsolsd In kpasing that be died 10 peace With
God aud man In the fu hope Of gioricus rssurrec-
ton
The relatives and friends of the "a r,r mr.. invited 70
attend bis funeral without further inv,ss,oo f,o h.,
ste fetidence the Mansion Hou.e. Bloominsd .fs an
Tcesdsy afternoon. 9Th Inst ct ~. o.c,ock p M -
ON sunday morning. March "a N,cs.sr csows. ma
I'VE of rsrtesn County Clare ireland arsf 10 yea.
me riends and scqssintanoes ana thoss Of bs s,r,
Jonn. rsuick, Cornelius. Mathew. Jsues AMI Nichs.
snd on hs son ns~, John Fitzgerald are rsspes,fuy
Lsa 20 intend his funeral this 6sy (Nondsyl at ON.
IRON hts late residence corner OF l2oth street
ana Third arenve. Harlem.
On saturday the I'd lust, after q long ana r,lnf,i
nnsss ravlo Lo,cIvorro, native Of Genoa IN ltalv
IN the xpth year u his age
bs hetds ara acquaibtsrces. and thee of Nj.
f.'her IN law Louis Sibochio respectfully 4. "a
va 10 st'end his funeral thi. day mon ss,l Al ~
ccoch uofn his late residence $50 wsshipx street,
viihsut further iovitstion
Tn saturday the ~ Inst Of corsrmcfioo. Ma,
fhs,.ss. wife 81 Nichss Joseph trredsu married an
mouths and ten dsys q this city
~ Newark. N. J., en- the "a fpst ssarrt BsLpwtx
~ the ssvapcsd AGE II 20 Ia him ve lose saot her.
hcnoed rspresentstive Of the past vho has been
30 believe many the oldest cisen 81 tho taxn
W not % TIE s'sts Of Witch he vas q native Mr. n
vss de- csnetpt q % ths early settlers Of ". r,rk
and vas torn here IN tbs jssr i7sf tie yes siucsls
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Es0IlKT'IGAIs.


~NS~~~>>~~r~>~~'(S>~o~>>NSN
CEvEETH wAkD.-Ar A MEETING OF TaE Sc
~ verth lard Democratic Republican Committee, held at
Head Quarters Ma l5g Madison street, Tpesday evening
the 26,h notion, the Chair suhorzed
point committee &c three 20 retire and dra resolutions
expressive OF the Of the committee The per-
sppoir ted vzwm ,. Teurs, John Brown and
George coroon. VITO presented tie following rssoutons
when were unan'mousiy sdopted:--
Whereas tlooa-bVugt liberties ceented they
BY the uncn OF ths several States gaIei by
mad fanatics disappointed politicians and believing
Co. hat prosperity a. ration. and the OF
Iean nstitutionf depend u,cn the Preservation OF the
Union. be 10 therefore,
RetIved That we the pocratio Republican Ward Conn
o. the Seventh Ward of the City Of New York. hold
ali traitors and unworthy Of political fello wsp.
who would seek rend the union OF hete States
u is by the services OF Jeaerion Jackson
and their cornratrcts.
Resolved, That opposed TO the wilmot Proviso
ard look 10 useless aud ischevous scheme used
vantage Wis wore, iyeralke, riot the of
believed nstutons they ssud serve their own vile
thereby.
Received that In Martin Van buren, the fable Of
the AXE cxemred. After hsipg warmed into life by the
hrdneas ard indugeuce o. Tho democratic party, no hiss
political cen demnstisn Thstwe si The arm aud de-
voted friends Of Gen. Cars ssd viii give adhesion
10 the sound and patriotic doctrines entertained IN his Nj
slcison letter.
Resolved Tbs. Tire expression Gen CAss
to derpoiie Austria meets with hearty approval
Resolved That denouKce the sondrct certain ind
yicuss. at the last meeting ct Tammsny Hall in taking
posessop of tho before regular hour
meeting and by brute force, thrustipg Cas- and Butler
democrats from the fer their opinions
JAMES II. STEVENS Chairman.
LArarscE W. Gfrss. Secretary.
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learn II at the tsrmpaios OF the labsrs this
which xpected % take place last week has
been fer.cuy delay ed by the Inability ~ the barriers
already made to rssiht the weight ana swness OF tho
volume Of water bearirg on the point nenaced- As
tie time approached for joinieg In centre
the works begun az either extremity a the creyasss IL
was found noie ard difficult 10 drive any piles
or place any tsn.bers capable Of aing, for
even short tine the greatly increased velocity az the
current necessarily increased from ABIDING obstacle
10 It's path. and nom being ciscamscrbld In extent
aud direction The undermining action Of the water
IL a,o great and iucrssnt TO render Ia. entire
operation Of tie closing Of crsvsae aud particularly
81 closing toe lat few feet al opening very dricut
syd siduoys tssk, calling for the utmost vigilance,
tuergth and activity. The depth az the water 1T the
ils sud Gu mating point hat In tbs increased
the dfheuy and mcst 81 the prOsotiye work already
con pleed hes betn swept away. Theie to ss
prospect ~ present., 81 closing the crv,sSse N. o.
| Ftecyue, ft6. 40.
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q fs. ~ No. ,s q
tsussri.n Without saddle Q, e,iale assisted b, me p,psi
DE- & 81 sssr
rsh NJ L.s,er Er'sstire. Miss wepsss Jaiists dArs.
NARFA-Karia xr stevens Capt orf.rd. Mr. lac. Drrr
r ornend s, Arnold S9ssnss Mr. vi, ssaSs s,s NE
Sexes. . eel.si rit .ad Gsllsry. isIl cent.
RANFRAU's NATIONAL rHeArRn.-MoNpAy
he q 81
sr sns.e o-riS s0s sssdSr
II.sitsss, 70 Se ,sllevsS y TnTsE YLsss AsfIs-
5osr Mr. Jefferson; Lisey, mrs Booth issSsa xsaSoss
Nj - MN a ns a. asoS S
~ Etitsrt Nine sr'snen siss Lossysr Doors open at
o'oleet Performance 70 eomraero, ~ o'cloek
ss su Sie1 Sc "a
s siSi Sis ass ss A ~ A s
sn re- be sssa y ss ss sAy a Ass y, TEE
,oySI Eiahsas kish,sy MS wslss Wis, she yslie sis
Mr Fsanigotssr M sslso,t Mrs P,aaipo,hsr Me. 10
aas: Pit. one Shilling CURTAIN rises AZ ~
pAENuNs AMERICAN kusEua--P. t. BAaSUa.
Ssrager ana rrsprlstor ssesuwSos, jr, assistant
the afternoons and evening at u osoeh re ensase
XII pn Of lie T5es S ss9
anoe this week in the smxsipg sketch Pn3r:Y siAss
n ri Rose wsrsn S and a:, 1
.Sss and ws 81 The p ns Nav
fartemimes nafs million oaa be seen at all
ins serrsnis wax ststusry Grand Picture GALLERY ana
Ccsmcrsmas. Maisme RoeswclL Fortuna Teller. Aamis-
ser 70 the mu,sSm and performances % cents children
under ten years 2x cents.
RsRsgss .ysEyK r. COM
ins March sin ~. a,.n the sssaa ana pas
Ssus.y assiss SsSie: 'i SenSa sas
AS f. ss rsSnsen aydTe 0so Microscopy
Comic wsay.r ten faces Siant from scotland Frau Ges
y Sdm.i.nss cents. ssisIsa sna.r % y:.r.iss ssn.s
| RkooxLyE ArHENhUM.- MONDAY. MARCH, 4rH-
x bxs ppsS x h: G
Ryan. Open every night
| (SuAMPNEYs GREAT ORIGINAL. MOVING PICTURE
~ Of the rivsr Rhine and its Banks Also, Tabeaux Of
son very Evening fsunaays And %anessay aud
Saturday afternoons commencing 1t and ~ o'clock Ad-
| WILL OPEN ON WEDNESDAY EVENING, MARCH
w 9Th at the Great Hall Minerva Rooms broadway,
Bsyne original eesbsa.sd series Of ssntiO Panoran
Of Boston its Hsrhsr Halifax the Atlantic. Liverpool
% NTH sx GtT S:
brilliantly illuminated aud both banks q the beastifui
the cities Of fhaee phia, Bsi,imsre and Washington
to upwards Of $4,000 psrons Admission 20 cents-Cbidren
~ 10 Doors open Rt65s
~ An e,hibiuon wednessay ard Saturday afternoons
| EEAEKLiR MUSEUM. IT'S cRATHAH sQUARs-
ssss,y sna z.:I.ay in the ssrnoCs At oeIoss Prices
Pnv,;s q
ef model Artistes comprising Of rest
ifs Ar sa fsss Tsi
iesqps Comic and Fancy Dances with chaste variety Of
New YORK. ~
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. or THE THEATRICAL
profession Of Acknowledged talent ss.rons Of Spring
eneas.mert will please address J. HUFF Herald Office.
| ALEC. Musicians.
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nUkE De vALors cHanFAasE.-Iso BAsKErs
gusr, IA rini., q 'h' .,ps,is, ne. er.nd. ros
seert W the 8 As this trsnd h.s srt,iy tesr very
iavcrsfJ rcetivsd in tome q te principal sopkern
~ rsr'te,lsr'y invited 70 ~ J. Durny Brsndies In
ta rT> sara and Pale. ventt.Nt5 lr sails under bond
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LIquOns.

rtvtNDr, WINE, kc.--
ID bsh severed Rochelle Brandy, DARK and pale, in y.
a sud y rres
Le4 tt1tN So Julien, IN essrs.
White wlrf Ninersr " cAshs.
Trures, In y oannsssfs.
Tor '. iTseSLrx,
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MISCELLAHIcOu3.

ID ENovAI.--J. W. RUMeEY Il co. HAVE REMOVED
~ from to rs Cedar street between Nassau aDa Broad
way where they offer for sale large aDd extensive assor
msnt Of Hosiery. Gloves Shirts and Drawers woollen sHi
Cotton Yarns Sc Merchants and eelie. invited TO call
And sraraip~ their stock.
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osT-eN SATURDAY AFTERNOON, ABOUT FIVE
IL ocioct In Broadway between Bond Nibos
east SIDE lady. black lace ye the Under will be hand
somely rewarded leaving the j. W. Bassetts
theeary store near Bleecker. In Broadway.
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f.r s, -. from New YSih wsdns.dsy II
''i '''A' or ''''si ASSSGikkARp. Jun. "a Brovs~.,.
limited sTATEs NAIL STEAMERS BETWEEN NEw
York and fIHgrc 1.ss ip' s. this nn' '
PACITIC. Captain Sys.
a sHfT,s9i S'T c.1s. GsS ss.s.ss.
Thee sps hs,bs bsit BY contract expressly 70.
se,srsIsai ssrvies .vsry has taken hs
SPEED and their or pssenseri ars sssss.i
Ssrs 'r 20 is spo 81 SIS rss W. Of s ,S ads
ehsrs,a setsd the plans 'f the cabins Fer fssh
sssss ss, ceGtIIss J. f T.Ss :sis or"
On. Of e shrs q NE liz. si sai hence Saturday q.
s % 'ns n sss levin . Az, sS. o. :,
saturday e ilh Of MAJ snd livsrp,c on wednesday ,as
alp.
C0a caIIfoaHIa VIA cBacRss--xEw AND
'Iieneid steamship GEORGIA y v. Porter, u Navy,
ihs fsl',' SAT- x, s,s'5. c'1P,sy m s2ss.
oeiock. p ~ on her ris zoo, q warren street. Ssrth
r.e foe nsysnn New Osas. and chaEre', touching OF
Ths g,sfs ., .ssS s sa,isss in Ne SsrE .sd her
sse ssvrsses q safety AND speed 10, to
be fsli si,e, ys.s,s iuneirs Win ,lasis sesSs
fhrsush eiss 70 rrsr,sso can bs secured on ,ypl-
enc ss y Passage sss io as' sss sI. 10
ss s:i G.r ss,'N s s bed .s sasss s'. 49,.
Rates o. Passage nom Panama 20 san Trasoiseo -
5ss,f,r rs bsris found s sud ,,cars. ISL
20 Chsgres wi board during the coal
.a..s..i s.:ss.. 10 f:,:Ss.' +. New Orleans.
stsndes s1rth fors ard csiia,.s 90
stesrsEe, frund bed srd board. Is Is
rreisht 20 mus, be paid and al hills Of iaiss
i,sssS isssa,sa shssis .'a @. ls'T ia@.ss'sy The
ssm;eT. IsTs i ssFuSic ASfsLcfs &c coies
S's ''' Freight ca ''ss.' ggssssrs ia Yves, stree.
vu,HsoUcH IIsE roR SAN FRANCISCO. vi. cu.-
Il gef- The steamship cHkR0kBE viii ssh from Pier
No North River for Clssrr. on Friday naroh tsh ats
shs ci.rolss Savns en- s.sar.y " snaans.
setgrs viii place their baggage hoard tie day prevsu
''' "''S'' VI '''''nt xEEzsp I. AsYrvwAtr,
Sos 80 sni % South street.
- HouLAR PACKET LINE Foz SAN FRANCISCO.
~ c.l,srnia March s.-Ths No Caster ship now
Qua, Mackenzie rastsr Of tor. tsrth.s hsvinf her
freight send 10 ~ dfr Tor Nbopt bbls mere
freight, sfpyto v. FOWLER, W W. street
xTaNTED-1vo rALIfURyIA rHRouoH TICKETS
W Apply 70 scJTTks, slsiNeTos ROBINSON,
CALIFORNIA .-wsNTED. IN EXCHANGE FOR A
~ Fret cahr through Ticket 70 "a. frssosoo fer Hsy
ttr bovlend Astavais line, either for hsrch
N'' bksfaTr Co f,s1 fsss '' ,1 x.- r,
TICKET ron s.Ls-. Taaqueu
- az FhbsCOT1s, ~ vail street.
L,Op sALE- TsRoUGu 1fcKEr FkOs MI Y YORK
20 ssa Inrei.e. via We lsthmas. Ia tbe steamer
ItUh AtsASY AND rHE INTERssvisrg LAND
10 va budloe tna betkhre Esiirosa Tie steamer
csssr f,f.t. ths tfsrf oioct ssrssv u.,,b
~" ~ b-fAserI' 70 vh sEr,e at AitsnJ at oeloes
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r,,n maui coMuIIrrIs-r,nr Nrw AssrxnI
nlzIppiEu.

vlNHE BgITIsu AND NORTH AMERICAN X n
i steamshps, between New orb aud Liverpool and le-
cen Boston aud Liverpool calling HALIFAX land snd
=, ccive mails and ps1tengsrs.-
America, =. =, FROM Boston, Wednesday,, March 8
Cantts -. a.. from New Yorh. Wednesday, ~
Niagara. :. 80. from Boston, w-inerd.y. April 5
Europa non. from New Yorh. Wednesday, IL
Tor frssht or psfssse apglys
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