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LINE TO CALIFORNIA, VIA
CFiAGRES.
Carrying the United States Mail.


- SATURDAY, April 81, at O'clock
EAk#s p. M, from the pier foot of Warren
u street, N. r., the new and elegant
double engine Steamship OHIO, James F. Schenck,
United States Navy, commander, will be despatched
above, with the Government mails for the West
Indies and the Pacific.
The books are now open for passage TO Charles
ton, Savannah, Havana, New Orleans, and Cha
secure through tickets, early application must be
made, as only small number remain unengaged.
An experienced surgeon is attached to the Ohio.
The accommodations for passengers of each class
are unsurpassed by any steamship afioat
The passengers for Chagres are transferred at
Havana to the superior double engine Steamship
Falcon and proceed from Havana direct to Cha
gres.
RATES OF PASSAGE FROM NEW YORK TO
CHAGRES.
Standee berth ...,.....,...,..-. ~
Storage, found bed and separate table,. 80
RATES OF PASSAGE FROM PANAMA TO
SAN FRANCISCO.
State-room BERTH ........... ............... 300
Storage berths, found bed and separate table $50
RATES OF PASSAGE.
To Havana. To N. Orleans.
State room berths. .......... $40 $50
Standee BERTH forward cabin 55 60
Storage, found bed and board 25 IS
Freight to New Orleans will be taken at % cents
per cubic foot The bills of ladng must all be
signed on board the vessel the day before sailing.
For freight or passage; apply IoDr.rs
Apr ls-td lis West street. New York.
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FOR BALTIMORE.

be THE OsCEoI A leaves Wash.
SczfXE ~ington for Baltimore every SUN
RDAY, att o'clock, n. m. Return
ing, leaves Baltimore every TUESDAY alta o o'clock,
p IN. Touching. going and returning, at Leonard
Town. Md, Cone river, Va, and the usual land
ings the Potomac.
Mar. 2s-dlw&3taw J. MITCHELL. Captaip
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WASTED.-By Lady every way compc,en

" Indy every way competent
w TO teach Music on the Piano Forte and
Guitar, situation in some Seminary south or
west, though the former would be preferred. She
been employed In several of the most respectable
Serninaries. The most unquestionable references
given as 10 character and capacity.
Any communication addressed, postpaid, TO ..
p, Washington city post-office, will be promptly
attended 10. Feb. l9tf
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nLANNETT'S BITTEHS.-This article is high
Il ly recommended for the cure of dyspepsia, in
Digestion fatulency, general debility, liver com
plants, and all the train of symptoms commonly
called affections. 1t is one of the most de-
healthy action throughout the system, restores
the appetite, equalzes the circulation, gives tone
and energy to the system, and creates power Of
ly vegetable composition and recommends itself to
the attention of those suffering from the above dis
orders.
For sale by r. s. PATTERSON and Y. ID. w.
II. GILMAN, Washington, ID. c. Orders received
by the general agents for the proprietor,
VIM. Il. HICKS CO.,
lag and ISL Front streets, New York.
April l6-dtr-w&wly
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The hours Of departure for the
present, ofthis boat, are as follows,
and she will leave punctiiaiiy ac-
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ITUMBOLDT's VIEWS OF NATURE"
II with Scientific Illustrations, translated by E.
c Ote and H. G. Bohn.
Nos and 8 Arnot's Gothic Architecture.
No. Byrne's Dictionary of Engine Work and
Engineering.
Cicero de Oficiis, with English Notes by Prof.
L A. Thatcher.
This day received and for sale by
TAYLOR MAURY,
April "a Booksellers, near 9th street.
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OsT, a large GOLD SIGNET RING, on which
IL is engraved Mexican throwing lasso
Hotel, will receive the sum of fifty dollars.
April 23-2t
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NITED sTATES MARINE HOSPITAL.

AEALED PRUPOSALS VIII DC recelVed NJ the
- office of the Surveyor Of the port of ST. LOUIS,
Missouri, until the 10th of May next, for the cree
ion of MARINE HosPrTAL upon the lot of ground
IN which the Magazine now stands, south OF the
Arsenal The bids will include the excavations,
masonry, and such portions Of the carpenter work
rs is necessary while the walls going up, with
the roofing Of the building.
Specifications, with the plan Of the work, will be
exhibited until the day of letting.
EDWARD WATTS, Superintendent.
ST.. LOUIS, April 18th, 1850 April 23-lw
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GADSBY's HOTEL,
Corner Of Pennsylvania avenue and 3D. 81.
Near Railroad Depot, Washington.
Oct. Tiff
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TXTANTED.-A copy of Elliots Diplomatic
w Code, in two volumes, printed at Washing
TN in 1884. FRANCK TAYLOR.
April "a
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MADRrp, March 2e.-Thc establishment Of diplo
matte relations between the British and Spanisf
governments was the principal subject Of converse
tion In diplomatic circles.
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CuLrrAror or Tra "a Bp.tfL Our last sdvices from
Brazil informed that the production Of tea in that
empire rapidly inereasipg aud becoming an impor
tspt article OF growth. II Is thought that 10 few
years, tea will be produced in Brazil az easily aud
largely AZ coffee. and that that country will furnish
the world With its t-e f.vorte beverages The Guilt
walton Of tea is attracting the attention Of planters
throughout the empire, many Of whom are dividing
their psntstons-one part to he devoted n the pre-
duction Of tea and the other 10 coffee. The eonsul
general Of Brasil T. Y Aquisr, ESQ, whose once lie
No 81 Plat street has several samples Of suupovder
Tyson young Tyson and black, which we're raised in
the province Of Rio de Jsneiro the quality Of which
in many respects 10 equal IL said TO the production
Of china We believe that this continent from the
great variety Of soil snd climate s capable Of pre-
ducins everything NECESSARY for the happiness and
comfort Of man.
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SENATOR SEWARD" The higher law Senator
was here on Saturday, and has since returned to
Auburn. The object Of his visit, it is said, was to
see Archbishop Hughes before his departure for
Europe. lie believes that John of New York pos
sesses some influence over the Irish and Catholic
votes, and II lie part Of his game to pay court to
his "lordsbip," in view Of his race for the next
Presidency. With this influence on one side, with
that Of Frederick Douglass and the darkies on the
other. and with half million OF dollars inherited
from his economical parent, at the beck IF both, the
leader Of free soil and abolition whiggery will
make a desperate run We are half inclined to
back him at an even bet against the field
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THURLow WEED ON Custom HOUSE REMOVALS.
Thurow Weed says that Collector Maxwell is
turning out of Office some of those who gave active
and jealous support to Washington Hunt. Thur
low deplores, sadly enough that Mr. Hastings, OF
Albany, known TO him ms an "untring" supporter
Of the whole wing ticket, and John z Curran, "a
hard working man, with influence at the polls"
and "worth moro than a dozen" collectors, should
BE- among the number Of the prescribed. With
terrible pronunciation, Thurlew winds up on the
esc, Of the collector, whom he desgnstes as
petty yrant guilty Of "nepotism, duplicity and fol-
ly" This is quite savage on Thurlow Weeds
part. He ought to be well aware that one set Of
wings cannot be In office all the tirae. Each must
take his turn at the spoils-and when changes are
made to give fresh ones a taste, a little patient
equarimity Of temper on the part of politicians is
advisable. The dry leaves always fall after hard
frost
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TeleSrnphic Summary.

We have received some further intelligence
nom Nashville, detailing some additional proceed
mgs of the Southern Convention, now in session in
that place, but we find them not very interesting.
Saturday afternoon, it appears, was occupied in
debating a motion 10 adopt the report of the COM
nhlee, which was argued, pro and con, without
coming to any conclusion. They will meet again
TO- day.
Senator Downs, OF louisiana has declared him.
self in favor of the Union, aud in opposition to
secession. He announces that he is favorable to
the adjustment IN ade at the last session of Con-
gress. This, and the speech of the Hon. Mr..
Cobb, must exercise considerable influence in the
Southern States.
We were in hopes of being able to publish
ielegrsphic report of Mr.. Clay's speech on the in
vItation of the Legislature of Kentucky, but it did
not come TO hand last night.
Clayton, ex-Secretary of State, day or two
since, that gentleman spoke in favor of General
Scott, as the whig candidate for the next Presi-
deney. 1t is unlikely that the General will be
in the eld for, according to present Ape srasces
there will be a scrub race, which may throw the
slecton into the House of Representatives. II
such should be the case, General SCOTS chance
would not be very good, as the House will be
democratic.
The statue of the late John G. Calhoun has at
length reached Charleston, where, we understand,
1t Is attracting great deal of attention.
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Court of General Sessions.

Before the Recorder and Aid Britton aud Delamater.
Nov. 10 fried for Grand Larceny and .4cqliatd-A
young man, named John Owens placed his trial
charged with having stolen the night of the Attn o.!
liquor store at No IS Catharine street The
ant, Burke, deposed that he lost the money above
nance and that he subsequently heard that the &C.
cused had It. Owens arrested the 9th Of July,
ard money found upon his person, which Burke
claimed his. On the part of the defence, IL was
proven that the accused of excellent charsc
ter and industrious and frugal habits 1t was further
shown that some Of the very money claimed by drke
bad been paid to defend ant by his employer Burke
der the influence of liquor at the time he lost his
money. HE own testimony was, that he wen, int
the market and laid down stall to sleep and when
he awoke his money gone The jury, without
Il aying their seats, acquitted the accused.
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enterprise Of all.

sournrRs TsAvSL-TRirs TO CaLrosSra.-The cur
rent southwsrd and the migration to California are
pretty strong just The steamship Florida left
saturday for savannah, with two or three hundred
passengers and several Of her state rooms are already
,pt,Rea for the next trip. The steamship Ohio her
next trip to Havana, New Orleans and Chsgres will
carry out quite large number Of passengers Several
families go in her to Havana to spend the winter In
that beautiful city, many souhsrners return In her
10 New orleans; and the number for Chsgres IN row,
fer California. will be large and respectable Among
those Bound for the gold region are the Hon Thomas
Butler King and family who goes out as Collector Of
San rrapoisoo We learn that Mr.. X has already
passage in the ohio. The o. sails on tuesday,
the 2oth inst.
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There Il no possibility Of the deficiency In The re-
csipts Of -four and Indian corr this year compared
Nth last, bsing made up. We musloo forthe closing
Of the canals Of this State In the OF two three
weeks and the probability IL that there will be but
Iittl. n any change. In the relative position Of the
aggregates upon the suspension Of navigation BY re-
ducing the wheat to -four IL win be seen that the
aggregate this year does not vary materially from last
In most other articles of produce the receipts this
year have been comparatively limited Compared With
1s4s there has been in all the leading srt
cles OF brsadstuGs
The annexed statement showing the aggregate move
ment OF the banks OF the State Of New York at periods
desgnatsd by the State officers IL complied from on
sa returns madeto tho comptroller The June report
embraces returns from 100 banks and the September
report from lsT banks and branches -
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has bssn increased sssssss the discounts ,hev nm
ing OF, compared with the June port Of S. $40
The special capital has decreased slices coo. vhu,
the circulation of notes have been increased q
In other itsms there some changes but thew are
not Of material importance. The NEST extraordinary
feature in this comparative statement the decrease
In the amount Of specie in the vaults Of the bapks
1t lie matter Of oBsidsrsble curiosity to know where
all the receipts Of California gold dust goes to It IN
pretty certain the banks get very little of It.
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The HoN. DANIEL WEBSTER COMING To NEw
YoRK.-The Massachusetts Senator left home on
Saturday, sm route for New York, and is to arrive
here this afternoon. II is expected that he will
address the merchants, either at the Exchange or
Castle Garden, upon vital questions affecting the
general veal, and II he should do co. he will doubt
less find more sympathy in this Union city than in
the fanstcsl region Of the East Ii is said he will
remain in town for two or three days.
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JENNY LIND IN PoLrucs The only wing can
didate for Assembly for one OF the districts Of Rens
selser county, was Jenny Lind. She had previously
received wore for Lieutenant Governor for the
State Of Massachusetts,, and che received several
votes in this city for the Msyoralty.
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Parodi In Ernani To-nish Int

After creating an unexampled sensation in the pub
lie mind, three times as Norma, and three times
LucreEia Psrodi to night, will appear Donna FL
vira in "Ernani" We shall be prepared to expect
another great triumph in which the vocal abilities of
this great artistic will shine with greater effect
than in the other operas In which she has appeared
Elvira will give great scope for brilliant vocslizaton
and we have such faith in the musical skill and the
qualities OF the voice OF Psrod that have doubt
Of her adding largely to her fame The extraordn
compass Of her voice, sure. has not yet been
fully appreciated. because il is of q very
kind, and seldom heard in Europe. 1t is caps-
Bile, II we mstate not, of doing many remark.
able sats than have yet sstonshed the public When
suitable opportunities occur-when Per Jd her
voice crsditaby to herself as eminent atisie-t1e
habue OF the Opera will learn the extent of the trea
sure they are invited to appreciate We shall there
fore expect her might TO take advantage OF an op
portunity to increase her fame a mere vocalist =
Doubtless full house will testify the curiosity Of the
public to hear her in Brnanio
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Inc. 22744 5ssoi 454142 2i2

By reducing the wheat to -four shows . decrease Of
e975 bbls Of -four
The following table shows the quantity Of some of
the principal articles Of produce left ct tide water
from the commencement Of navigation TO the l<tA OF
November inclusive during the years 1sas, 1ss days
1slo, los days; 1850 zoo days -
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Superior Court.

Before Justices Oakley, SAndford and Paine.
Nov. l6John .4shbahs, piaintG IN error, Prosper
Cousin, defendant IN error.-Judgment reversed.
JGmes b. DspJorth, appellant, John j. r. Wsster-
reh, respondent Judgment affirmed with costs
William p Sell rs. Jusfus e. Earle and Benjamin II.
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AM. B,.Aop,. mn Sacred concert.


Lat night more than four thousand persons
present st Tripler Hall, notwithstanding the weather
throughout the day had been very anpropitieus. 1t
very evident that the fame of Anna Bishop and Of
her sacred concerts Is commanding the attention Of
the public generally, for the audience was Of .
fashionable character. The whole Of Haydn's erato
rio, The Creation performed and the solo,
chorus, and orchestral parts well performed Be-
gum made very decided impression by his srtistcsl
delivery Of his portion of the music, and his
powerful voice told we'll upon the audience MAnvers
was equally felicitous In what he had to do and was
encored during the evening. Recently, he has not
strained his voice he did at nrst and 1t has bet
ter effect and is altogether Satisfactory than
when he hrst tried his powers in the great musical
hall OF Anna Bishops performance 1t 10 scarcely me-
eessary to say anything. Her usual brillisnt and
finished style shone In every part Of the
orsorio and each solo rendered with that strict
musical exsctituds thstforms uncomfortable part
OF the charm Of her vecaliIation On mighty pens
was exquisi,ely sung.
The director, Bochsa merits much commeudation
chettra and Mr.. Lystsr has done wonders with the
chorus The effect produced py raising the lights at
"Let there be Light well designed and added TO
In the third part however the most brilliant portion
Of the concert presented The and prayer
fiom DoniEetti's "Aartyrsn were we'll executed by
bird song, Anna Bishop sung charmiugly Her
echo, and the nutelike tones OF her voice created
quite asentaon, and in this the most difficult piece Of
the hind lately heard in this eedntry, shs made o
triumph not easily to be equslled She very de-
serve sly encorsd, and sang portion OF it second
time much to the qualification Of the delighted audi
tors
On the whole the concert of the most salts.
factory that has been given; and as each seems
to be an improvement on the preceding there
be no question that the next concert will be very
brilliant entertainment.
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Dec lo6 500 Inc. Goo25 Dec. ,os0,ol7 Inc. $4,000
The aggregate quantity Of the same articles left ct
tide water from the com Of navigation TO
the 18th November inclusive, during the years 1sls
and 1850 was ss follows
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poxls,s Collection OF Pook. Mt Coolsx,s

auotion This evening will the
Of the sale The deparmen TO be disposed Of Ro-
great eompsers works Education do. the subject
slavery rhIenolosy hssmsrism ne iresYssonr, sstro
Architecture, satuAry ko magin able. Oh what OPP
and spnoepg art Mr. Keesss wit as usual elics
peals OF laughter IL IL felcitous and brill like
Of pure COLO, crunbiipg away from it's richness.
Hair Dying.-Phalon's Magic Hair Dye,
70 color the hair vhiskers. the moment t applied
without injury 70 the hair skin. II
ately without disturbing the color and has bad odor
IL sBPed. or sold ct Phaions Wig and Toupss maauS-
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su,.,,s cours-circu,t Court.

The Hon Judge Edwards presitDg.
Nov 1e-Taspysnce Caw.-Tn the case Of B1rger and
another vs. The Cots m bian Insurance somPeny, TIE
Juyy rendered verdict for the plaintiff s2p7s o.
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LOST. &c.


A ROY LosT7JAnEs n CAREY. LAD OF ~
IA old left his home Saturday 18th ins
70 collect Of since which time he has
heard Of Any Information respectre him. wish ~thout
the would be tina nkfuy by his
broken parents. JAMES N. CAREY, So Grand street.
7 osT-A GOLD BRoACg. IN THE SHAPE or PAD
IL lock set with pearls and hsiy. liberal rewad Will be-
given TO the anser BY leaving ~ at No west Fifteenth ST.
I osT-oN SATURDAY. IN BROADWAY OR CANAL,
~ street. Purse, containing &c, the Under OF
sheh viii be literally rewarded. returning TO No IS
Pine street.
q x REwARD-LosT ON SATURDAY, BgrwEEN
OF Nineteenth and all streets unfinished script
OF twenty tpsry written boz sides partly
splyI whoever viii leave same ct the Tribune once
shall receive the above rrwsrs.
q IN REwARD-sToLEN FROM TaE SUBSCRIBER,
RAO corner Of 1ra-y and Adams streets, Brooklyn.
morning Of the 10th instant lsh, low built groeery
chains whoever will return said shail receive tho
above reward. HENRY OAKLRY.
q Sn EEwARD.-LosT-A PAIR OF DIAMOND RAR-
wOO Rings With looped drops, by Lady % Saturday,
shout noon while passing from Nassau Fulton street.
TO the Chemical Bsnh In Broadway and thopce
iah down Nassau to Fulton at. The above reward will bo
Paid 70 Any one who will leave the with d. EVAN
No. 70 Nassau ST.
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Court Cxlsndar-This Day.

BUPREME UoURT-JIRcUIr UouRr-EdWards, Jus
tce-Nos. 1206. s33. 007, LOTT, 1,02o, Ia, l022
lo24, 1884 COS, AIS, 1,oab 1,o26 LOT, LOIS, Lo2e
1000
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Chaps, Chafes, Roughness,
O, SalloWness.

Pimplss Erupons, aud all skin diseases are, IL is we'll
known, positive cured BY using Gouraud Italian Medic
sorp The Porcrs subtle er.deates hair from part
white for rough flushed mpierion at 81 walker
street, PhilAaelphia.
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$6l,276 ST

Making an aggregate of slSi.s67 3 on the Main
Stem and s2s 397 10 on the Washington Branch-the
total being 263 g. The above shows an increase
over the corresponding month ofast year. OF sl2
being ss0O5 % the Main Stem and sa7s7 10 on the
Washington Branch. The transportation eastwardly
on the railroad into the city of Baltimore Of so meof
the principal staples has been as follows Bark 10
tczs coal 1925 fire brick. 233 6rewsod, So; -four,
457se bbls grain, 1o7 tons granite, 5le iron l,22o
iron ore and msganese 5Ss; lard and butter, 40 )
leather, 1l3 lines live stock, viz, 1879 hogs,
20 sheep 10 TONS 2s2 horses and mules lls
tons as horned CATTLE 12tons meal and shorts GAG
pork and bacon, % tobacco, rs hhds; whiskey, S76
bbls. miscellaneous, 100 tons.
The quantity Of -four wheat corn and barley left at
tide water during the and week Of November, in the
years ls49 and 1850, was follows:-
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LIQUORS, Sc.

'THE PUBLIC ARE INVITED TO MAKE TRIAL OF
Dalmores celebrated Ale, Porter ard cider,
nsuSnt az cents Per glass Also, Me superior Brandy
n wines Cordtas &C. At the sane price. t3l Houston
street corner Of Mulberry. One trial will eqnsl
70 any other house in the city.
AwRENCE MYERS CO, 80, soUru WILLIAM
street. oher for sale from the Boa ded Warehouse Bran
dies imported ~ them Oafd, Dupuy Co.. Pale asd Dark
Rinet Ssstill Co., Pse Tally He and Francis Londor
Dccf Vtsrd and Henr essay Margaret Evans Westmn
.te, snd c.rns,ius orisne Psvssn ccsnse Rsstssurs
hsdsirs Tensrfe Sherry and nsrssfles en- Wss rstsr
pints. IN ksrssrst Rvssa
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spORTTN0.

TTHIoN COURSE, l.. I.-TROTTING ANo PACING
"wednesday, Nov 20th, at O'Clock r. NJ Purses
two mile beats william Whelan enters b. Pelham, In,
harness heLasghlin enters m. Lady Bovns
goni hehsDn sntsrs m Cayuea Maid, TO wagon. Tho
will leave the South Berry Brooklyn X o'clock and
return As soon ~ tAs srsl1I are over
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Iuo 80 7ss Inc. rs, 2ee Dec. 81 4la Inc. II oo9
The aggregate quantity Of the same articles LEFT at
tide water, from the commencement OF navigation to
the 18th Nov. inclusive during the years 1s49 and
1850. Was AZ follows