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Legislature Of PsnnS Ivsuia, with several amendments
1t must 60 hack to the upper house for
nproNshiy ~il become Law, and sdd another TO the
lorg Int of oisgracefn which have given very
spvsble character 10 the Legislature Of that State.
We trust the holders of bonds due January 1s 1850,
viii not be discouraged by the passage Of this law but
win press their claims and carry them into the highest
court Of the country.
An order has passed the Hounse OF Representatives.
Of Massachusetts instruo.ng the Joint Committee
Railways and Canals, to inquire into the expediency
Of providing BY lsw:-
lst fba. no railroad CORPORATION, having floating
debt exceeding five cent of it, capital stock actua
l paid in be allowed 20 psy any dividend until such
debt IL reopcsd to fse Der cent
I'd That railroad corporations with funded dsbt
be required annually TO If their earnings an
amount equal to - per cent OF the capital actually
paid in until funP De created sufficient to cancel
such funded debt.
Sd That railroad corporations. the construction &C.
counts of which have been increased by charge for loss
on sse Of stock OF bonds In any other way be-
yoDd the actual cost of road and OF their
debt such be credited to construction
until that account shall be reduced to the &C.
tusl cost Of road and squ'Pmtnt
It's fu time legislative restrictions placed upon
the movements of railroad companies. II something Is
not done soon may expect explosion 10 the most
heavily Indebted equal TO that has taken
place in Wild cat banks sham insurance companies.
We have hai any quantity of legislation relative to
banks and these ins utions have become pretty well
regulated Railroads must now have their turn, and
abe amount of capital invested in these works is
large and the interests they involve enormous that
restrictive measures must be applied to protect all
classes
The reports of most of<he Eastern railroad compa
niles which have thus far been published exhibits very
great Increase In their construction accounts without
. corresponding increase in the sross income, net
earnings. The result Of this system Of management
can be easily anticipated and when IL is found that
dividsnd can longer be made the capital, or
coet OF construction there will be change; We
have abandoned all hope Of its being made The
directors Of all railroads appear 20 lose sight Of every
thing but the income and running expense accounts
Every thing must be sacrificed to make favorable
hbit Of net earnings to show that the dividends
made have been earned Stockholders and the public
generally de not keep such close watch Of the capt
tai and construction accounts they should and
therefore frequently deceived, aad induced to hold
purchase stock at prices many per cent above its actual
value
The last annual report of the Western Railroad
Company shows small increase in the receipts, and
in the current expenses in s4o compared with
ls4s:--
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appears BY this that there has been increase in
the earnings in lsis Of Ss7677o 81 compared with
1s4s. The increase In the gross income in lsi9
pared with 1s4s Sil7a2 2s, and the decrease in
the expenses ssloa4 50. The reduction in expenses
has been in repairs OF roads, motive power and cars
principally the result Of reduced travel the lne
there having been falling on Of 1000 miles in the
number run during the year, compared with lsaS
This estimating the cost Of running at 81 to 50 cents
rer mile which has been the average cost the road
accounts for the diminution In expense.
At the close Of the last fiscal year, November 80,
1s4s the coat Of the road and equipments 50 s26
ssl 49, At the close Of the previous fiscal year. No
vembsr So ls4s the cost Of road and equipments
$7,s7s,452 90. The items forming these sums, for
each year, are annexed
Wsarrnr RAI nnAn-TorAI Cosr. 1913 .rn 1870
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SPORTING.

CENTREv1ILE COURSE, L. L.-TROrTIN0-THE
" proprietor Of the above Course offers 70 the
$40 for trials OF speed for the improvement Of
breed Of of In the months 81 April and
May nent No. l-Purse sso two mile heat. In hsrnsi
fes tor all horses 10 the middle Of Nay. No. a.
Purse $780, two mile heats In harness free for horses that
never pure over SOo 70 come o. April 9th No.
for hees that rottsd for purse stake 70 come of
Anil 18th No 4Purse $50; three mile beats In hsr-
net all OF the latter Of Nay.
No. 5Pure $50 mile heats best in In harness. free for
week in APRIL No. 6-Pursc S75 mile heats best In g. TO
2Db free horses that tr0ted for
over $50 20 come On April 22d No 7-Purse $3.50 mile
heats best IN bsrness free fer all horses 10 come %
about the lst 81 Nay No sIute $50; mile hsata. beet
IN O. In harness free fer all horss that
"a the fourth week in April Ne Purse S mile
Won pure SD 70 come on the latter part Of April
No To- Purse $50 mile heats best in g. in harness free
for that trottd for 20 on the latter
part Of April In Purses No No and No $50 viii
10 best Ints for all Of the above Purses
win close on ". srst Day % By oeoe y
Three make held s.a TIVE 20 start TO make
JOEL COkkblN, Proprietor.
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MUSICAL.
CALIFOH MA,

n r. HOTCHKISS SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA,
~ having located in capacious arehouse and wharf,
with sufficient water for lighters prepared to receive
Arguments Of msrohan dfe and refers Messrs James
Keller Co.. 100 Front st-eet New York. and to L. q.
Cannon. ESQ.,, New Haven.
ALIFORNIA hEMORANDUM-A NEW GOLD
~ Washer to operate with quicksilver by which every
particle Of gold saved for sale the California
buth Depot II Park Row. New York Price only S. where
ao the Gold Catching Creviced Ravine 10 sold for So
Come and ARNOLD BUFFUn.
CALIFORNIA GOLD DUsT-WANTBD TO BUY,
~ $4,000 worth Of California Gold Dust for which the
highest rates will be paid. by D. p. WEBSTER.
No. 7Ann street.
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COUNTS THROUGH AN oPIRA eLsss-TnEw EEK.
- " gcurrs-tbe weetiy Of the "xerchsnts Day Book
.l he published this rornisr the oee o. the Merehsat
Dag BOOK "a Nsssau street. ard vin contain I'll The back
Glass Price three etntsSr dollar yesrn aayanse.
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AMUsE m " lrS.

|
:1.as. Feb vii : sS 4.
s9ss,y ~ fsps !sss n:yssss " JSfs.n' ssss:
t y s g rhE 6o Me- Ssi 81
TsE Robert srsrss Mr. Blake Lsg. worhins,S1, n,
NJ thayusni steph'n har'wby, M: sierr.tti snil :
Dress Circle S' asn es f.n S iss r MIRA s
2se Doors oren at haf-past6i commence att.
RURIoN's rHEArRE-w. Z. BURTON. PRoPRIE-
ean.t sia r Rss'fs IL.
nSsh ss1sS' u S1sGsls LADY
f,ssSSy MRS qs;' nT Gaarss rSIsn.
Mics r T Su ss6ufs , WITH BE nEE AT
ccsssTsh 9wlas mrs heshss issy do@s'pun. Miss
ITALIAN OPERA. AsroR PLACE, BELOW EIGHTH
s,es.fssss evening February viii DO Psrrns4
p' s n Br aSs Of EeoA pa
Avogadro; LasaIao sgnSr q Frti; ashton sisnOr gene
s,%sns sis.S. PiTSs.i cSnsaeeI ana Dresser Man
An s:s' Boss. yssSass either sishs
r..SSs 20 cents Doors open ITO
TABERNACLE-sATuRDA EVENING, rEsaUARY
m ss su az The
above Hall fer the benefit q the New York vsuntssr Asso
ns ne
Of Country Ssg are sp s 70 sss
s.ld hand Of public charity without or
our S'ssHs .rs lsfs:s
Madame Apoinette Otto her since her re-
Europ;) Miss Julia Nortba and Madame Born
Herr Brandt Sr. stephen Leach fby permission 81 Xr w.
Burton) and the celebrated vioinst Mr. Joseph Burke
Of Three Military corne and sbsau
American Brass Band, and wiiss Brass Band who will
~ Ms sn George sd ss an. MSa Rss
srd Willis Tickets. % cents to Be obtained at the Music
To eommense At half past seven.
TABERNACLE.-oRAND DONATION CONCERT
la nusard with an orchestra of forty performers
under the direction Of sgnor Mamma First Of
thirty fsi artes and works Of art amounting
S a. snD Sa thu hoa:yy
e the and fair chance for one Of the
sorer hotels and At the door list he
BE- exhibited dahl S a. Mr.
date :. the concert and tabernacle the day Of the
viii ). on ho EVENING IN S o
Is iSI,er DsOI open to commence
frs and Il part and the dstribution wh. the or
ehssra will play tie second part la Musard concert
MIR. W. BoLAND's ENTERTAINMENT TAKES
w place this evening" feb 1880 At the Female Academy
and Mr.. j B. Brown. Tickets so cents.
WALLHALLA, So CANAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
success OF Professor Quirin xutsrs uuryasd troupe
ofFemale Model Artists nnsrel and Ballet who
Sisters hHtra performance every wodnesday and Saturday
------z-
DIANO FOR sALE-A PINE SEVEN OCTAVE ROSE
wood fanos for sale BY Mrs. Smith, Of Court and
Atlantic streets. Brooklyn
7 oNG BRED CANARY BIRDS, 81 A PAIR-LoNG
breed Of superior worth and beauty the cheap
large fer hatching are for sale at No 20
Cannon street. (prvate dwens) near Rivingon street.
Call and see before you purchase elsewhere.
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AmUSE m ENTs.

J. &. <.
Ehssl ~ Ls.,sr Ss ies:sa SsysT ESsaGs
sS sifei s %i sr s,sa
s.s ssyn.s ~ Arnold T.s%e i w. ban MI
ns Krs Herbert Doors viii ocsn At half past & n. eus
tsr viii rise ~ Boxes. eens; Pit aud Gallery i2
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HEATRE-FRIDAYEvE
Ss vi" sA ss.
Mrs. xsn,y To- be fSlswsd By the aAPPY GAN-P,ddy
ssi. Nj. leeEssr After sisS, the s3asf-G,nssr Blue
sis s r G'n s . TG rs Mi Pi
I,Sgus M Esdnend Rysni Abel Day Mr. ,ederson oOa-
troeier SS,h S i.hsrSsd ArsSs Mss IIssss
Doors open st7 curtain rises at7h
nj IrcHILLs OLYMPIC THEATRE : FRIDAY EVE
k s s sn
iooA sPRiNos.- Timothy -Ispswsli Mr. sitsh.lg ars
IL siss To BE followed By the NvS
sl;g,t Miss RSssrt, To conclude with The hssotr OF
luFsns MT NieSnson: siulisrsea Mr.. Waicot srs@int
Tsylsr Dress Circle 20 cents Upper Boxes IS
fit.l2H eents. Doors open at Y o'clock
pARNuM's AMERICAN MUsEUM-P. r. BARNUH
- hanages ard Proprietori y Greenwood. Jr Assistant
hssrassr nasnissps Novelties and
Those extraordinary prodisies tho Twin Sisters Misses s.
Royal london whose ssn. have sdiled the
admiration ane made them the mos, popular Juvenile
afternoon and evening this wees variety Of songs Duets
the hartne Family mr. Q. Wemyss, hessrs Mertiheld
arden Hose Clark higgns and Misses stanhope uov-
land fcntand, and West; and Louis Elsser Admission
TO the Museum Performances &c., 2oeens. Children under
ten years. l2hs cents.
QAkNUhs hUsEUH. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
~ AID three times mere by tpeeiai desire - Re-
mspt for ere week only Of the famous Nes born without
AIMS FIRST appearance at this Museum Of Mr. Leon
nsrd- During the week. Plays Dramas Aelange Faroes
Ballads Dances Sopgs eomic aud ment
all Dissolvpg Views great beauty and iateres Co
quettsh Chromatrope &c. ne; 81, kinds Of Beasts Birds
and Fishef Paintings, Portraits Cesmorams wax
Antiques, Relies Statues md Statuetes Costumes Impe-
ments and Ornaments OF all nations Coins Medals Pre-
served lnsees, Live Crocodile, Ratesnakes India Mice
Sea Lion Msrmaids Pisces H astricus Porcupne Fish
Scotch kammoths Fairy Queen hde. Sptuelle. the iu
visible coLversatopafs with riads of rare interesting
and Instructive curosities Admt'ance 20 cents Children
under ten years. half price.
ERANKlIN THEATRE, us CHATHAM SQUARE,
livery evening, until further notice the original and
well knosn Female hrsreis being the only organized
band Of ladies' In the world They will be assisted band
Of sable Brothers Also the wondersm tnbe Of Female
Acrobats who will appear in variety Of gymnasc fe
Alto engaged the Fairy family together with troupe
Cnsc Female Artists who will personato tabeaux
h Boxes % Pit l2I cts; Private boxes 81
An afternoon performance Wednesday and sa
turday at o'clock.
I Asst WEEK IN NEW YORK OF GLIDDON's TRAM
- sparent Panorama of the Ne ptian Antigua
rian Cole Buildngs $50 Broadway. Admits
sion 20 cents; children half N a. The
ga clock Doors open hour before each exhibition
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w n. prssRows RIDING SCHOOL, NO 20 FOURTH
w open and evening for Ladies' ant osntls
., The reeersor and drssins and school yell
vsrred ceucrtshis In the moot inelemest we.ther
Uoprs for Ladies, from A. n. FL for esnteneu,
ken 70 and ] pqP.m
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UUrRRAu FOR en-. VALENTINES DAYi-THE Al

IIuRRAH FOR ct. VALENTINES DAYi-THE AID.
81 ehsste, poeticsL ornamental ard essseh
tokens fer the srTrosehins annvers,ry % ~ ssen
nes Day respectfully invited 20 call vith TIER enos
lsdies gentlemen examine the most cpl ndd andv
surry Valentines thst rehnsd taste utriVsed sk
and urssnpled outlay snd sntetprs could po.neiy wo
dece the dfcstion 81 the public. IL would le deemed
highly snpehuous to smother word the whole eounty
q overs and traders who All remsmher he famed
furniss,rs pIsaER a BNoTneRs.
m tree lort.
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Lrvsspool cLAssrproASros.

Csrfrr.- The msrhet IL held firmly, With moderate
tusir Sales 200 bags Jsvs ~ 1be zoe % Domn-
81 12c; and BY suction, l8t bars Lsguayra at 12k
1850. cssh; Rio J. quoted 1lk . 1sc.
fisH.-1here T. but little doirg though prices are
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NEW BOOKS, 40.

lust NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. UNvEILRpi ny
rocrisy unns.hedi and kpsvsy Secured funisousy
the forms Boeufses Whining
raj touts practical ths nocv heated svnd-
l,rs yclspt the Northern Aboiobists This
phe exposes mercensry dresm and hypoereal
scfancy those vho have again oeted the qutstios u
tseh slavery for the Infamous rurposes 81 ehssp labor,
erhe fsnauesp, and White slavery 10 exposes the dr-
vsts arsuu faced screeshsrs ssd de-
the mrseshle yi.py ose Who ~ouidres the
south. or ees,rov ire Trior Price 12h cents
T.v. PATERSON 7ie Fulton street. New York.
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SPECIAL NOTiCEs


A CARD TO JBE PUBLIC.-WBEREAs,I 1T HAS BEEN
IA falsely reported in the newspapers and otherwise tina.
have been guilty Of stealing bank bosk also that have
been inearcersted in unatic asylum hereby inform all
interested that those statements utterly false and mali
eious In July lsi arrested false charge Of
stealing bank book from certain individual who shall
receive his reward but discharged entirely
cent Recently report published in that infamous
sheet called the Tribune that wa, in iunste asylum at
has rendered himself liable suit for libel But spite
Of fendsh enemies continue proclaim the truths OF
expect to preach next Sunday at the usual hours
SAMUEL s. snow.
CAUTlON.-TnEP PUBLIC ARE
~ swpdler who has spreteI ted himself as w ~ Josip
NEPHEW Of VIM Landon late of Congress Hall Albany aud
under this assumed name has borrowed money from
Der Mr. Landons irsnds There no such person w.
(NHRIsTIAN MEYER, FROM HAMBURG. (GERNA-
~ ny) is hereby residence known.
supposed had engaged in the United States
in the against Mexico he is requested TO announee
himself for the reception Of his fortune TO d. H. raco
Den. Doctor Esq dwer Cuxbavtp. elected April
18TH 1S4 his curator tbsentis through the vormund
sehafts Deputation at nungburg.
NJRRcBANTs' EXCHANGE COMPANY, NEW YORK.
vl January 20 lb-At meeting Of the Trustees OF this
With view to settle the existing differences between the
stock holders and bond holders the being thcrz
ed by Get Of the Legislature % this State to issue
iodesst To pay the hrt class bon holders the face
Of their bonds in preferred stock at entitled to div
sSsaa % % pay TX s' f
face Of their bonds in preferred stock at entitled 20
sd, T. a The as of ;S, PET Ss.s PER sSpSI r,as
face fther tends preferred stock AZ par entitled 20
the ss,s SI %
The seersaIy OF ne Company. .. the Office No SH xer-
chants exchange Mcp. &. necoRHIcK Secretary
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BALrmoRE, Jan. 81, 1850.
Salary Of The Gotonor Of Maryland-I. O. o. f. Sunday
Pafades- DestTUetiie Fare Diuorces Counter
The Markefs DC.
The bill for the increa,e Of the salary Of the Cover
nor Of Maryland estsrdsy passed the House of Dele
gates IL was reduced two yeass since from a. 200 to
$4,000 and the bill passed raises II from In. time
Of the reduction, TO SO 900 learn that the xpeusea
Of the present Governor exceeded his receipts about
$4,000 during the two years he has served He ian
whole souled fellow, aud keeps house his fellow
citizens from all sections OF Ie safe sometimes throw
Ing open his doors and arders TO excursion parties OF
two or three hundred.
The Grand Lodge of | O Of, of Maryland, have
adopted resolution against the practice OF funeral
PROFESSIONS with music the Sabbath stating their
belief that such psrades with masic daily acting
the Injury II the the eyes Of the good and
moral Of the community arrat many OF the sub
ordinate lodges have ALREADY abandoned IL, and the
resolution sdvises all to follow the example
We had quite destructive IRE yesterday. originst-
ing In the tailoring establishment Of MIR, Hiberg,
South Calvert street whch totally destroyed, with
all lite coDtents and Mr.. Leach. goldbeater who occu-
pied the back part OF the building - dwelling,
also burnt out with the establishment Of Mr.. Leach,
building was INJURED 10 the Knox Uudisns) Insurance
Company, which has an agency in this city, TO the
extent OF $1,000 This has lost about $4,000
during the few months II has been operating here but
1t Pays up punctuslly
The number Of divorces granted by our Legislature
during the four weeks ~ lie tog principally for par
ties In this city beginning attract general atten
ton There has, probably not been lees than thirty
go far, whilst number ct yet pending The
members seem disposed TO give the largest liberty to
all applicants.
Count rf~t half eagles in circulation to alarm
ing extent In This city, cell they executed
that they can only be detected BY weight They have
been taken by the bank, by the brokers' and at the
pest flee. on being broken open the inside Is found
10 BE- composed 81 tivr with thin sheli Of pure gold
outside There ia sppsrsuiiy about two dollars worth
Of geld each coin the execution and appearance
lie perfect fac siue OF the genuine coin.
h0u market there ha but little doing the last
days We have only note GOsard tzlos 81
bbls. at 81 ~. aud of Mills 90 bills.
Gram msrtet very lightly supplied WITH both
wheat and cory Sales Of several email parcels irms rsd
wheat at 81 TO- White zee 5Jc and ellow, 53
Oats. SEE $40. Cenee-1h. been Inactive the
last days. v ADVISED Of Transactions.
Boid,rs INN. aud ansuins i'll higher prices Whisky
Ne char &c; sales ~ lat astioos
TfefoowinE Ire sas the -toeh board yesterday
SiW0 Nd SIS ltsit; loo do lS; 200 u. q. r. Bonds,
6 G5si % shs hseha ie. bsuk 5a; 10 firemen's In
suranes. ~: Is n, fSk
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FOR SALE AND TO LET.

FOR SALE AND TO LET.
EOR sALE--THB sM0KING EsrABLTsHuENT IN
ssventsenth street. near Tenth avenue, Nth horscs
kc ali In good order for the purpose OF carrying
the sucked fsb, meat and provision business with tour
the premises Doushsrty. al IL Coer ties slip n D.
Only for selling 10 Al health Of the esnsr, which
well knovn
fuEAP TOR CAsu-A STOCK OF DIRT GOODS
~ 300 doars Will be soia a great sscrtee Tor ready
money. Apply 70 GEOkGE BANKS,
No. Is Catherine street
HOUSE Ss BRoADwAY-To LET OR LEASE. Tue
three story prick house and lot 2sby 100 No 3 broad
way bsler hssopie HAIL. from ls, ksy merit Appy 70
street, between Fourth avenue and Irving Place. e A. NJ
ITO LIT or LEAsE-PARTs OF THE NEW BUILD
ing corner Of Broadway End hits street A distnet
arvsy be made the stories from White
street or the alley. W. II. LAwRENCE.A-Wsli street
ITO LrT-To A PHYSICIAN. OR ANY PRISON
having zone hhov leage Of medicine 20 when INSTRUCT
uos .oue be an Once, located south o. canal street.
nd few steps from brcsdvay long established and doing
furriture and paying tms consideration for the tusses
Ycrh.
pUsir Ess-ro LET, A SECOND FLOOR IN GREEN
- wich street. No. f In the immediate vicinity Of wsh
ngop nshet ell located for private business purposes
yI,o kENT-PART or HOUSE 1913 rIrru STREET
Possession given immediately Inquire the premises
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NIHRcBANTs EXCHANGE COMPANY, NEW YORK.
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. CARL J. PETgxsl

NEW YORK SUPREME cOuRT.-CARL J. PETERSON
~ Ig.I's Johann n suhning and August sehorkoPt.
hereby summoned and reuired the complaint in
this action. which filed In the once Of the CLERK Of the
City and County Of New York 1t the City Hail. said city.
the ish day $3.50 ssd 70 serve copy Of your
the rae complaint she subscriber the city Of
New York. within twenty days after the service Of this
exclusive Of the day OF such services and
fail the said plant within the time Aforesaid
the plaintiff in this action viii apply 20 the court % ,he re-
lief dem andcd In the plsnt Dated New fcrk January
20, 1850 CHARLES HENRYSnIrH,
Plaintiffs Attorney, IS Wall street.
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ney Amorg those whom ought particularly to uentiop
Major Belle who is rarth.tn dissrlc
Capt. judd, II. 1hf mas Or web. aud Capt Buford
mention their paTtcuari, knowing that you will
tale pleasure in IecipIocatug trif madness COT
rgon d. aired call him without reserve for any
thing ~ lis command. he invited with him a,
Of the two that aud dined
with at the ofoese the other MAJOR Weight
icon law OF kr ceXe) friendly his
ttntions 70 me; snd Ctpa Brett OF thn GA
Department. freetve aid in equip
ment Among the epIens Who have treated with
ton make u du 20 recon- meod fellow citi
nary Santa re IND. p-ndence. Among other
acts 81 kipdne he lent me 500 purchase animals
journey to California. 800.
reached this Socoro) this morning at % o'clock,
BY breakfast capt Batprd who nmands
here, received with kint and stayi with
him. This Is military aud with the exception OF
little village few lies below, the last settlement
until reaching Iuessia thou ala by that
route We this ar ernoop and shall perhaps reach
California in twenty-five oa,s - f.-...t.r 4.
Gel Benton further said that Ia OF tho letters
OF Fremont had he mentioned the capture OF nonde-
script more Of his party bad been detailed to
turn and that Lieut. Besle OF the navy Who had gone
TO California Lately aud returned bad mentioned to
Fremont the exhibition Ia New York, 1T which he was
justly Indignant
Mr. Dent testified that b. bad gone here and paid to
see the animal believing IL as represented, nonde-
script csptured by Col Fremont
The exhibitor was bound over ia $780, to answer at
the March term Of the the charge Of obtaining
money on falss pretenoes rh. scene before the ma
gistrate was exceedingly amusing
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I'M sBA.-A srRoNo. ACTIVE YOUNG nAN
.ishss 70 se 70 SEA a. boy or ordinary seaman Mcvd
care shout receiving for the hrst twelve
.fy ere vss 70 ,rssfe, VIII please address A. b. O., the
tta Broadvay Pest 0nee.
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IAsrs SWIM . so,. iis Val ii. street, re -

EoR CALIfoRNIA.-RI6ULAR PACKET LINE
Freight aud rsrsesss fer San Francisco car be tahen
In frat csss vessels the Lowest application to
LAD rowLER, ~ west Ger. o. Albany 81
IN slipper built Castor ship vii be dispatched IN
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COPARTNE RsHIPs.

COPARTNERSHIeBs
~>NNNNNNN>>NN,N>N~,e~>>-e 49,
AroTICE.-TnE COPARTHERsHIP EXISTING BE-
~ the sutserbtrs under the firm OF 4 H. ward
Co. will expire the lat Of February nen when u will be
disolyed-A. H. Ward retiring from the same. The other
will continue the business under the nr 81 Ward
Dieben Co., and settle the Affairs 81 A. u ward Co.
Z. JACQUEnIN.
Paris, December 9Th, lsis
A. H. WARD,
o. ID. WAND,
JAS. DICKSON,
THUs. DICKSON
tBy his attorney, Jas. Diehssn).
New York, January Tth, 1850.
Mrrd. Dehfon h Co have associated with them WIN. II.
Ward February ,B5O.