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ENERAL NETTING OF HOUSE CARPENTERS rae
adjourned meeting Of Carpenters that " be held 81
Hail. will be held AZ American HAIL. corner Of
broadway and Grand street, Friday March 9Th. NJ
s'el y n
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N~NN~NNNNNNNNNNlNNNNNN NNN>NN> NNNNN>r.
NOTICE.-I. 9. OF o. ITO THR MEMBERS vi
IN Acorn Lodge No. 49, Your special atteudance H. re-
sussted the Lodge night new osde OF bylaw
will be brought forward tor I'm Al action. -.
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Walker ard White streetITortoise shtn aud Buff Ac
dress Combs of every oesga and upequaed choice
variety Every description Of comb Of fore
well as home manufaeture, of Superior quality and Il
prices. A. j. SAUNDERS.
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Guilty produce q Nervous spssmodc Aneo-
th~t Nervous will not eradicate. TALbOr
WATTS Ul Nassau street. 81 bottle enough tor modsr ate
hut standing and violent fts or neurac pass
asd hve or ala bottles The money
returned IL not found cn1eacious.
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~ EGULAR PACKET Lisk POS SAY fgANriScO.
h California. AREA 6-fne Nc. ,tnt'n shp now
QUA Nachebse, Of 40 tnbs burths, having Der
cargo engaged srl going tosrd fo., Fs street, H.
VII saiI the oh Shippers su bur down their
freight ard send in bssf iaans Tor .beut go es more
freight, apply y. 4 - fpvLEs 50 Vest street.
lie A. L. pteiet shir asa. Patrick waterman msster,
leading a; pier Sor,h all succeed Tia ss~-
ava
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Events mt the Capital, &c.
OUR SPECIAL TELEGRAPHIc CORRESPONDENCE.
VI C.hrr


WAsHNeror, February ~, 1850.
The rpirit manifested in the House Of Representa-
tves to day, little tanner than the Of the
morning had given people to anticipate There
sharp words in the streets and not few threats
and hints Of an unstatesman like character. Among
other things 1t asserted that several members had
armed themselves for fear some fracss Of a serious
nature would take place the door Of the House 1t
was foolish pressution and any such measures
ridiculous, and sometimes lead to the scenes which
men should strive to avert.
MIR. Dety introduced bill for the admission Of Cali
fornia 1t ftands first upon the calendar, aud will
dspere those serious fears which have been entertain
ed with to the anticipated Of action for
Monday next.
MIR Webster will deliberate, probably little longer
on the nature Of the promised compromise He is
strained by some power beyond bis will Northern
men have been with him, and they may have advised
him to stick to strict party lines rather than overlap
all barriers to stay the tumult Possessed Of ell the
elements necsssary to insure the success Of q bold
measure IL Is TO be feared that he Is much child
Of the North to give the toys Of party which have
been dangling before his eyes for quarter OF cen.
tury. The South had depended upon, and still hopes
UGH from him but should he merely speak upon the
question any favorable and permanent effect will not
be produced. He has great chance. He has the
wbip-hsnd free, and holds the ribbauds. Does he
dare to drive on his responsibility.
The fight is sti pending between the heroes Of the
Mexican war, Colonel Bisse Jefferson Davis, and their
friends street. hsht has bven ipstsd; but 90
the negotiations going between the parties It
to be hoped that the exciting subject will be put to
rest, and more important matters attended to.
MIR. Caihouns views will not be proclaimed till next
week. The basis Of them, even has no. been an.
nouneed.
The elk o'clock cars from Baltimore, this morning,
were thrown OF the track, q few miles beyond Bla-
dsnsburg, In consequence OF the rails spreading One
car, filed with passengers was totally demolished.
Fortunately, no one was injured except the Indian
chief George Copway, who had his ankle bones frsc
tured. The rails torn up for considerable dis
lance.
surPrss CouEr-Frr 20.
David Fulk, Of Virginia. Admitted
q. 40 and 47-willisnson Irish Presbyterian Con.
greeation New York. Decision In favor Of plaintiff
Prentice vs. Zanes, administrator Affirmed
Wilson 70. Bsrpum. Dismissed, and rsmauded
In the wheeling Bridge case, MIR. Stewart continued
the argument
FsuRuAWr2 81.
John T Mckenzie, New York. Admitted.
United States vs. Keynes. Reversed and remsnded;
to be dismissed.
Wager Grions. Affirmed
The Wheeling case was argued by the Attorney
General TO day.
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TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.
Photographic Heads and Points.


Affairs IN Washington, as presented by the tele-
graphic reports, give no additional hope of an
smicsble settlement of the great difficulty. Mr..
Doty's good judgment, however, in taking course
that will spare the country the scene recently an
nounced in preparation for next Monday, re-
bounds very much to his credit. The bill intro
ductd by him will be found in Its appropriate
place. The discussion supervening upon the ia-
PRODUCTION of it will attract attention. 1t abounds
in the expression of some very peculiar views,
several Of them rather novel in the method of pre-
senaton. On the subject of a dissolution of the
Union, there will be found opinions of some nte-
rest, particularly to the modus operam, to effect
the object successfully. The debate appears to
have been conducted in good temper.
In the Senate, the petition of the citizens Of the
West Valley OF the Rio Graude was referred to the
Committee on Territories. This will now be an
other subject for excitement, though the public
have been prepared for it for some. months Mr.
Benton seems not to have entered into the general
merits OF the slavery question has said just
much might remove, if needed, one objection 10
the admission of California, and that not a slight
one.
In the New York Legislature there have been
some movements to-day, worthy of citation.
Merchants and manufacturers will be pleased to
find that the act imposing additional penalties on
forgers of labels of goods has been passed she
Senate. BY the same body the outstanding OF
the "last of the MOhicans," by means of thirty
thousand dollars, has been deemed very proper
proceeding. In the Assembly there have been
several reports made-one IN favor of Captain
Gaszynski, who was superseded in his command,
in curious manner, while holding a COMMISSION
under Governor Wright, in the first regiment OF
volunteers. Mr.. Canal Commissioner Kinds has
made an appeal to be heard upon charges pre-
ferred by "one Jonas Ingraham." This promises
to be amusing, and to break up the monotone
dulness that pervades Albany. A little excite
rnent ie hene6cial
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mastery effort known In the annals Of the world.
A compromise Of the right kind would be the safe
rope TO hold by, for il would at once place Mr.
Webster on an eminence, to his present one vastly
paramount.
The importance of the admission of California
presses uron us more and more every day, as we
behold the emigration that has almost decmated
society here. Already, as 1t appears by state
men, which we give In another column, hare nearly
a thousand resseis sailed from oar o,en ports for
the golden region, bearing not less than sirty
thousand advsnturers rhke It as computed that
not less than Twenty-Five thousand persons hare
taken Overland routes to tie Pacific. This is our
own uansplanted population, with which we
have dear and intimate relations, social and COM
mereial, and which it should be our pleasure and
PRIDE 10 sustain and encourage, by granting them
all the privileges we enjoy. But this must be done
with fairness TO the whole Union. No other policy
isequal 10 this No other plan can be tolerated
and, TO carry 1t forward, must be- and are, pre-
pared TO make sacrifices for the good four Pacific
brothers, and for the glory and perpetuity OF the
Union.
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ruIRTY-FlRsr CONGRESS.
PIRsT SESSION.
Senate.

wsssISeroS, Feb. q, 1850.
rrrIrIos rEEsrosv.
Mr.. StwsRD presented . memorial q citizsn. Of the
Valley Of the RIO Grsnae, west Of that river sskng
the eststiishment - Territorial government for tbsu
Referred to the Committee on Territories.
MA CLN's RESOLUTIONS.
After the presentation 81 numerous petitions aud the
transaction Of other r-utine bu,iue. motion Of Mr.
BtsroS the Senate took up sir. Gays resolutions Of
ctuprcmise.
Mr B,Nros read several spanish Laws, for the pur.
pose Of shosipg that slavery abolished In Nisxco
piior 20 the acquisition, by the United States OF
Mexico for the tame purpose h read also from the
constitution Of Mexico adopted n 1sl5 which declares
that is slave In the territory u the nation
He also entered az some length iuto an Argument. 70
show that " slavery had not been sooi.hed no Iasa
would think Of taking slave there under the law 90
vsrnng slavery unefs for the purpose ~ freeing him
pscsuse that lsw favored the slave much more than
the maser 20 make slavery unsafe and uaproatable
In this view. he contended that nothing was % b.
gained ud nothing lost b. the pressure q the wimot
pro,o In connection With the territories Of New Mex
lee and California
Mr.. RusK next took the hoor and proceeded to adj
dress the senate In vpdeaon Of the right q Texas
eli the territory claimed by her east Of the RE raois
aud In opposition the third resolution Of the series
introduced by Mr. Clay In relation 90 the BOUNDARY Of
Texss lie reviewed the entire question, quoting from
varou, documents aud other snthorite. for the par
pee cf proving the title OF Texas TO the territory
claimed in the outset a his remarks lie cnnt-nIei
that thi, title first secured BY the rexsn rsvou
the boundary at the battle % San Jscnto md the
treaty e ssntsAnns which succeeded ~, aud which
We. recognised and ratified BY the government Of
Mexico
without coreludiug his speech, Mr. Ru.k gave way
10 a5jtufnurst at half past Two.
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The Free Soil Convention.

BosroS, Feb. 27, 1850.
The State Free Soil Convention, at Fansuil Hall, h
now session. and the attendance rs very Messrs
hoar' Phillips, and other great guns are present Mr.
j. q. Fslhey occupied the chalr. previous to thu.
taxing OF which he delivered lengthy address ON
TIE question Of slavery He said he was Opposed To-
any compromise that would satisfy Foots and his.
friends Mr. p, In the course of his remarks, said thu
telegraph brings US report that the Senator from
Massachusetts, (Mr. Webstsr) had proposed compro.
mice that would be satisfactory to the south Hs sov
not believe IL and true there was no man hov.vsr
distinguished, who would not wither under it. like To-
nah's gourd
Several others Of the free soil party addressed thu
convention one Of whom asserted that our Reprsssn
tstives In Congress we're cowed by fear. Another
speaking In reference to the proposal to pass new laws
for the return Of fugitive slaves declared his dstsrm
nston to give fugitive slaves welcome and not become
the jacksl Of Southern shareholders.
An address to our Representatives In Congress- sx-
hertpg them to stand firm to the free soil doctrine
was reported soon after which, adjourn ment was
moved and carried.
The Hall continued crowded during the whole day,
and the procsedin excited considerable interest.
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City Intelligence.

Fms PisSo MsNurscrorr.-Atb o'clock ysster-
day morning, Gre broke out the vsrn,h room II the
large piano forte msnp'sctory OF Jonn b. Duahsm in
Thirteenth street bet Third aud Fourth avenues
IL was soon estinguished by the sorts Of the fremsn
but considerable damage done, both BY water and
hrs.
FiHr rHoM CaNrHrSr On Tuesday evening. ct px
O'Clock Ere broke out st No Little water street,
caused BY the burstibg 81 q csmphine lamp. 10 vas
srtinsuishsd with but trihing damage.
THr HvrcssuS B.L. Az NiHto's I'm cur report Of
TIE anniversary Of the French Revolution vh,ch
pesrtd on Monday last, W. erfenesusly stst.d that
Miss Apollonia Jsgelo ~ore Hungarian Decoration.
n vss not ana we are desired to state thst the
medal which she had stt.ched UPON her heart q .
portrait Of KOssutn, with precOu. relic OF wsshiog
ton
n.,errprpos Dnow~tsa Yesterday morning NJ one
River at the fOiivsr street and rescued from
drownips ny CHEERS SLEEVES ssd welsh OF the Fourth
ward
stephen Austin hence to0slveston. whist OF the High
Il Nsverns. fsn from the quarter deck TO the
msin 6.ck aud allied himself Csps Norre sent nir-
aims bsck 10 New York 10 the pilot boa. Mary
Ann. Miller belonged to Colo spring Long Island
errpKS Dssrr nv ,rorLsVs Yesterday. the Coroner
held an inquest on the body II samu-iB Hoffman.
aged sxty vhoc 60 bis death under shs fol,
lo-trg circumstancss Abbott hslf past O'Clock zee
t.rdsy morning, the dee-sssd lett his res-nse No.
4o berro~ street and waited n the Harlem Rail.
rosd where he tock "a the T~vnty seventh street
short care. going Scarcely had the decss.ed been
N the ear i've mi nutes before fell snthis fss-
eia gentlemen pho we're IN tbs car assisted In .odss-
vorins 20 restore his teason but without effect he
a,.s ' no., " p.e,s,ey ~ hcnnsn We Under
The jury rendered verdict that thu deceased came to
hss death BY q &c Of spoplsxy
UNSSows Man FoUSD DaowysD The Coroner, res.
terdsy was csld TO h1ld inquest the BODY OF
urhDosn man, found floating IN the docs, foot OF
spring street The body Is supposed 60 BE- the mate Of
the ,hip Russell Glover, who drowned some time
since.
DssrH nv Aporlsrv.- Coroner q ser held an inquest
On Iuefdays No 70 frankfort street. the BODY Of
.. q. MehL sgsd "a yesrs o native Of Hamburg, By
y " was b. q 81 an
sEd died Immediately. Neraict accordingly.
ASornrs The Coroner slso held su inquest nc No.
IL Msnhsttsn street on the body % Levi WHITAKER
sged go yssrs, bcrn 10 New ors The deceased he'd
hetn sbcring under iil b.sith for time past bat
had partly recsvertd spd his return hone
from ~slk through Cannon street.. when he suddenly
f.li 10 the ground. aud was cunveysd home. aud
pir.d almost immediately Verdict, death b. apo
FsSy
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The Admission of CsIifornir-Thc Emigra-
tIon to our PacInc SHORE.

There is no diminuiion IN the emigration to Cali
forRla Smart energetic young men, with big
hearts and hopes, continue TO flock thilher. Ship
ments of merehardse to that extraordinary region
setm 10 be on the increase. Vessels are daily
savDg the shores of the Atlantic, for the shores of
the Pacific, loeoed with house frames, playing
cards, type and presses for newspaper establish
Hents, dice, provisions, piano fortes collins, cham
pagne, steam engines, billiard tables and lumber.
This emigration aud these shipments indicate the
future greatness of California. In four months,
ending the 3lst ut, the following articles, for
house. building alone, shipped from Boston to
San Fraucisco.-
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Shipping lnteiIisencs.

shipping Intelligence.
Ohio. sehsaei SYosI via Havana
Arr,se-shp Gov Briss'. SYorhi bark syiph, Boston.
Arrived sehr T Abel, NYorh bound to Tampa.
Arriv.d-shp New York. SYorl; sarss foIisnd ssa IA.
Sos nsry LOUISE sss Be Am S c..,s .s ns n.y.,
Smith. Philadelphia; 18th, sehr N ID sahOney, -.
- rArKyoRr. Feb ~.
TO,Os Katansas; Henrietta DO; sehr Vie
tor. kYork
Arrivsd-sloOp Thomas W Thorn. NYorK.
sALrH. Feb S
Arrived-sehr Liberty. PbiIaAeiphia-
grange, Norfolk.
Arrvsd-ship Adams Norlsans sth n.t spois sssh lat
so Ion Oh 10 ship st George from Liverpool fo NYork
Ship ossptridse, Noresns 9th Frederiokstadt
lsnd Noresns list iasi brig ssrAh cardenss Iash inst;
Inch bowrer De- sth INST Trenten, NYork; sehrs Mary
9sf s'''' and Mary Patterson rA'd'Fh' Jasper
stips Tsrquin, Mobile; Jenny Lima Nor.ans 9TH inst.
irrum, IRON NYork. Maid Of o,issss from s.ism 10
ss,sps,s ard other. before reported s,S 2,s inst s
mrk hyperion Norlsans 9TH inst spoke igth lat &c. lou
~ sg Sossy G% s sIr,S sass s.. NAM
Crsrd Phsdsiphisi briFs Julia nsisn. Sac Trspei.es
s. ,ss, GO: ssssps c,p. hsy,ts; Pear rh.-
Orlando, NYork
clesst ship Bella walker. saa Francisco; .shs Heron,
Philadelphia.
PRovIpEscx. Feb rs
Nrwronr. res 2s.
loss Of rueeer, leahy, and part % cargo shifted.
Arriv,e-Bris carian. Phfad,lEhiA; z0sh. BRIG Indian
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Mails for California.

The steamship Falcon, Captain Hartstein will leave
this port at three O'Clock this afternoon, for Cha
gres, touching at CharleS.on Savannah Havana, and
New Orleans
The Weekly Herald win be published at MAE o'clock
this morning. 1t will contain the latest and most
interesting from all parts Of the world Among
other matter its contents will embrace the proceedings
IN Washington in regard to the admission Of Caiior
mia into the Union
Single copies, In wrappers, sxpenee
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House Of Representative.


THr FunLfc LAsDs
Mr IoH~soS, Of Tennessee. introduced bill TO give
sheuettssd 20 every bead Of family, or any widow
mother of minor chidrtp, who shall become pernsnent
occutisrs 81 the coil Referred TO the Committee
Agriculture.
MIR Ncosg introduced q bill 70 discourage specula-
tiou IN public lands AID 20 sise them 10 practical cu
ti,ators sna settlers Referred TO the Committee
rutic Lands.
rtrrs o. rosrAur.
Mr. AspNt- introduced o bal TO reduce the rates Of
postage and abolish the ffsnkpg privilege Referred
H. IN. Con rnittee On the Poet Otice.
rak~cu Mirr NcRR.
MIR Bnioes introduced q bill 10 establish branch
mint In New YORK. Referred 20 the COmmitsss on
Wtyssrd Msens.
rnr catfronrfA Qrrsuo~.
Tie House then sent into Con mittse q the whois
on the Presidents California Message.
Mr. Dory introduces the following bill. entitled
An Act 70 admit TIE STATE Of California late the son.
vt,... 80 f.,si. ~ C,ltfsrria hsve lined f, trsr
selves enrstr,n sre State government srd aprd for
ar ssitn ihs rcn stare srd sh.feas, ssd
c,usfuti,u tss been officially commuaicsed % Cougses
ard " rtIrhliCsn, Therefore
See ne enacted " ne senats aad House Of Rsrresen
tattves rritti States II heriea N Cor
HE'D Stste q C,ierris With the boundaries de
ssrtfed ssi ccrsttHo sh, Be and hgrebr
d.si.rsd q - TIE Cnst States Of Anerca ard
asuitc nts ttt lncr s4ua footug rih The OF sn
S;sut. ir OIL -tsTscis y hafsvtr
sts ne saia state Il California shan never interfere
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The Voyage OF the America.

BosroN, Feb. e., 1850
We learn from Captain Harrison, OF the steam ship
Americs that his passage the Atlantic was the
storniest he experienced All the Goats but three
on the lsrbosrd Wheel carried sway and half on
the stsrbosrd Wheel The A. left Liverpool in heavy
gale, and vas seventeen hours to Holyhesd, which
ususiy takes but seven and being able to discharge
her Liserpccl pilot. brought him 20 tbis mort
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Later from Rio-Loss OF the Schooner
BillOv.

BALTIMORE, Feb ZIP. M.
By the arrival of the bark Rainbow, Capt. Cater We
have from Rio Janeiro to the 10th OF January
being four days later than those previously received
She reperts (uo date the fetal loss OF the schooner
Bilsw the north side Of the Gulf Stream after en-
counteriDg succession Of tremendous gales She wse
bound from Porto Cabeo for Baltimore and had valu-
able cargo Of csee hides and indigo all Of which we're
lost The crew were fortunately saved
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on debate ON the report Of the committee Some eor
fusen continued for two three hours vhsp thu re-
solution carried. SO to SO.
The House then adjourned
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DgrkOIr. teb. 21-s A. NJ
The stssrer Arrow is firing mp for sua.lc scd the
intermediate porte with every prospect Of gestios
through Beats plying regularly from the
western termination Of the Central Rsircsd 70 Chi
ego and Milpaukis.
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The steamship Falcon, Lieut. Hsrtstein, sails today
q, o'clock from her pier foot Of Warren street, for
Havana and Chsgres, With large number Of pssssn-
gers.
Since the railing q the steamship Philadelphia on
the 9TH inst. the following vessels have cleared or
ssiied for San Ffsneisco direct, BY wh-h u will be
that there 10 dimnution In the number u
sells leaving for the golaeu sands % California
pared with the rush the breaking out Of the excite
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Deaths by Drowning, &c.

MILwAuxIT, Feb. 81, 1850.
We regret to announces the DEATH by drowning OF
Judge Thomas, and the Rev. Mr.. Harlon, two Of our
most prominent and worthy citizens.
The boats have commenced running regularly bs-
tween here and Buffalo.
Weather, warm and pleasant.
Good brands o: -four selling &C 81 49, Wheat was
steady,
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THr Nav srEANsHIP CRY or GIssGow.-we are In
formed by the agent in this city that the new steam
ship City Of Glasgow which is being finished In 0iss-
gov, Scotland, for the New York trade will not take
any ,teerass passengers. II l. well that the public
thould know this
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NEw ORLsAys, Feb 20, 1850.
The cotton market Is quiet. the Americas news not
having, ss yet, come TO hand Sales for three DAYS
1850 balse closing at 80 for middpg and axe for
fair The receipts lilo 900 hates than the same
period last year. Breadstufs quiet Sugars arm Mo-
lasses, 2os4o.
BALrrMoRE. February 27-6PM
The markets remain as yesterday and quiet
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Later from Havana.

CHARLESTON, February rs, 1850.
The steamer Isabel from HAvsns, 2sd, arrived ct
this port, to-day. The Ohio Schenck arrived there
the day previous and left after for New o.eans
Havana was crowded with vessels; there was much
rain which checked the supplies OF sugar and tended
to advance the quotations which for white o to
10 rials; yellow 6k IN aud Brown 5k sk. At
Maapzas and Csrdenas there had been large sales for
fhipm ert to France
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The Case Of Pearson, the Murderer.

BosroN, Feb. FTP. NJ.
The defence In the Of Pearson charged With the
murder OF his wife and two twin children has been
reached The counsel contended thst the mind of the
accued was not sufficiently balanced to be accountable
for the deedthat members Of his family had been in
ssne aud that he has intellect since he wA,a boy
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The number Of psenc-rsi w the above vessels added
60 tbose no have ~ the ~ay % Chaxres 4.
4O vhich With thoss wto had lift presiou.iy gives
tst sfte Vco, ~ho have gone 10 san Francisco In
about SEQ vessel.
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Tho southerner az Charleston.
CHARLEsroS, Feb rs P. NJ
The steamer utherner, from New York. has lust
arrived