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ARTS, ENGRAVING, ETC.
DAGUERRE0TIlBgE, ,TALn0TYPE MYAI0.

DAIN TAAhOENPE HEAHU-
TYPE GALLERY.
MAGUlRE " HARRINGTON, having purchased from
IVA the ssgnees Of W. Talbot the patent right for the
use of his raboype process, in the States of louisiana
Alabama Florida, Georgia and Texas, beg leave cal the
attention OF the public TO their gallery Of specimens in this
new department of Photography.
The Taboype taken upon paper. ivory, glass; metal,
ana variety OF other substances the first possessing
decided advantages Of easy henEmssbiy by mail can be
preserved in portfolio.
The TabOype is emRotiy susceptible Of cOoTng, thai
Inc picture can be finished any degree desired by the sitter
every variety OF texture and color Of the drBpery and
ested.
The Taboype represents the sitter without reverse
the right cheek.
The Taboype can be duplicated 10 any extent without
the additional trouble Of another citing After the first
impression is taken copies he furnished any future
uIe upon simple application by letter or otherwise
N BIN y IL. being furnished with every facility for the
prosecution OF this superior an ready TO dispose of rights
iOf me states Specified, with thorough in tTuC0ns
DAGUERREOTYPES they profess 10 take quicker and
better than any other establishment in the world. They
guaranty perfect likeness OF child Of months in
second. or no charge. [nhl III No. q CAMP Street
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MARIE DE LA NOUNELLg- ORLEANS, I
LEI Novembre, 1850. :
MUSIC.

MUSIC AND MUSICAL NsTRUNIRNTS. -The
1Vl subscribers would respectfully request your 1oN
attention to their large and extensive stock Of Mu g
SIC and Musical MERCHANDISE Of every dissertation MrnR
and also their well selected assortment of Piano
Eores, from the factories of tn, first makers in the
United STATES and Europe.
Strings for Violin Guitar, Harp, Vonceo Double Bass
etc. Guitar Pins, Pegs Screws, etc.
Violns Flutes, Gu tars Aocordons, Brass instruments
for Bands, TambOurnes, BanOs, Drums, ETC. etc.
Piano Forte Wire, Tuning Hammers Forks, etc. and
Orders for Music and Musical instruments will be promptly
attended to,
liberal discount made to dealers and professors and to
seminarles.
Second Hand Pianos bought and taken in part payment
for new ones.
All the Music received from the North as soon as pub
lished.
The entire Music Department will be under the charge of
Mr.. ii. ID. Hewitt. New Orleans, La. Oct l5
.as ,.sp.u,,, n. A. TYLER,
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drove foul On Wednesday, Putnam and Sgan-
ger--best three in five for s1Oo--in harness; Put
nam won-time poor. Great sport at Rochester,
Lady Suffolk, Jack Rossiter and st. Lawrence,
viii come togsther look out for small figures as to
time. Lady Moscow has been knocking EN- at
Baltimore. Hard Times and Leopold trotted ten
mile match over the Centreyille last week-Hard
Times won total time, 32;25a first mile and 9th
best, BIO; last mile, Biz LITTLE 'UN.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-Two Lots OF Ground, very plea
- sanity situated for Family Residences, in Lafayette
fronting on Magazine street. between Third and Fourth IT'S
measuring - fest each by ITO feet in depth. These Lots
yy agh ground under good fence the street is paved
W, magazme street OmBibuses running every fifteen min
ui FOR terms, very liberal, apply at No q Magazine
I'm os
t'Vtht S,h,A5Ihe fine / ard very fast sailing
s, oJItS FshH, She Is bran new, having Just a..
IN ne ist nassage is built Of the very best ST q
lensss glslefs sl1 tons, but measures 2I and al1a
VII eaILy a9oat w. barrels Thus vessel is inst fitted GU,
% - W. l "a s4ls gging etc, and in every respect
complete and superior vessel She can he seen ~ Conn
1ee. wharf Mobile, and applied fOr soon VIII be sold low
n s. Gu kRLQCK, "a St. Micbasl At. Mobas
Oh OF VIM. j. DEWEY "a GTayisE street. M 0fesns
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EtONGREss WATER supply fresh C1on, the
~ Springs, this day received, for sale by
o2O Z. L. MASSEY, corner Camp and Gravier SITS.
0BACCO-2OO boxes, half and qua do and so cases.
o8l E. ]. HART & Co 70 Tchoupitoulas street.
X RANDY-Choiee Old Cognac, Medium and
Common do 10 eghts quarters and halves for sale by
hla |. w. ARTHUR Co Is and % New Levee.
{ 1lGARS-250, 900, various brands for sale by
~ nia l. w. ARTHUR & CO. % and % New Lsvss
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STORAGE.

RROOKLYN WAREHOUSE COMPANY The
P BROOKLYN Warehouses, Algers, opposite Newt orleans
in readiness to receive PRODUCE from the WEST
and MERCHANDISE from the MORT Il, intended for re-
shipment. Having 1850 feet front the Tyer with Wharyes
in front of the Warehouses by which goods Immediately
conveyed without dTayage exposure weather. annie
room will be found the disehargluE of steamers and
loading of SHIPS
Charges Xed low rates. and every accommodg
ton offered to the Merchants in the city the Shippers in
the upper county IL the wish Of the ompany 10 egua
the CUnvenlenUes of the Atlantic Dock, of Nev York
Persons interested in transmitting Mefcha Ldse are invited
to visit the premises.
Office Of Magazine and Lafayette Streets NewOr
leans. T. J. CASEY secrstnrg -
itstsreicss = y <. Geddes; Price, Frost Co.; j. w.
St'htoh q Co' H. r. Nichols les II
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mkt INE<II INKII!
RE0T9'lSO2G'S GOgSg99a 5igaI EaaFcs

Black, Japan, Copying, Marking, Blue, IpdeIibIe
Scarlet, Red, CRFnine.
VNHE comfort, pleasure and benefit OF the of GOOD
INK In our daily correspondence and business, can
readily be appreciated by those who have experienced the
OF bad-and who has not These Inks flow freely
from the pen, and give stronger more durable color
than any other now in use.
For sale any quantity, the manu- facurer's prices by
u. y. BEACH, III Canal street,
ay98 Iy Wholesale Agent for New Orleans
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REMOVALS.

II EMOVAL-JosEPH H. PALMER IL Co have
removed from So Grauer street No. 47Camp street,
above Gravier. 80 6m
II EMOVAL-J. RoMAyoSA has removed from
No. Front Levee to the next door, No g. up stairs
between CustomhOuse and Bienvlle SITS. si7 SOD
p EMOVAL-D Dr.. McKELvEY has removed
IL his Office No IL CsrOndele between Canal and Com
mon streets. nj 3m
p EMOVAL- SAMUEL WOLFF has removed
IL from % Grayer sreeto the new store IS (amp between
Gfavlef and P0ydras streets. nj
ID EMOVAL-RoBERF J. KER, Notary Public,
Jules NOISY, has removed his Office to No
81 Gravier between Camp and St. Charles sts MS iFto
ID EMOVAL-HUToHINGs DAeuERREoTYpE
IL removed The north corner of Canal and Cbae
street.-The finest Portraits in the world taken al This es
at prices to suit the times CAL and see I'm.
trance No. "a Canal street, nj 3mOps
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3S ca MP TREE
~ A. TYLER has on hand and constantly reosivrs
~. PIANO FORTES, from the Justly -
celebrated Manu- factories of Halet, sss1lz 3 sfA
Davis & Co, Boston; John b. Durham, " NJ ~
David Van Wrinkle. A. II, Gale 8 Co. andy ~
Jas L. GrGvss zen NeT XSE ssp Peyes r PSs PANos
NOS, to be delivered in turn as fast receyed from the
factory These Pianos decidedly the best Piano now N
USE particularly for the country where Timers can seldom
be had they will stand longer and better than any
other Piano. These Pianos have independent rim or case
which can be removed in moment, there being
ton between the Piano and case, Superior GUITARS,
NssYa VIOLINS, ACCORDEONS, FLUTES, and
S other Musical Instruments constantly on hand and
49, "a for sale at low prices, SHEET MUSIC for pisne
s%Hake Forte, Guitar, Flute, etc. Also INSTRUCTION
YEA BOOKS for all musical instruments. EE@S- Lib.
eTa Discount Dealers Teachers and all those sending large
orders, All OTders promptly attended to- mh2s
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Pacific Mail steamship Compnny.


krzA FOH CALIFORNIA; AND 0REIsON-
%kHfNkKk Direct Line to Chagres.-The new and
s.SssSISs masnltcent doubeengine steamship PHlLA-
DEL PHAA, Capt will leave on her first trip fro this
port DIRECT for CHAGRES, on SUNDAY MORNING,
the LIST Deer, at o o'clock, punotually.
This ship together with the Caribbean, now nearly TN
ished, and built expressly for This trade will form Sem
Monthly Line between this city and Uhagres Direct and
meet with the Company Mail Steamers from Panama TO
Francisco and Oregon; securing passengers THRoUaH
TICKETS to California with certain and quick dispatch.
Mail will be forwarded by each steamer.
RATES OF PASSAGE:
From N ew Orleans to Chagres. 49,, -
III w
IN seColu %
In Steerage, with Berth and separate Mess 40 10
From Panama to San Francisco. "a
In Steerage, with Berth and separate Mess l5O %
G All tickets for passage and orders for freight must be
procured at the office of the Agents.
ARMSTRONG, LAWRASON s. co.
nj 106 Magazine street.
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NOTICES.

MayOraIty of NewOrleans. November IL, 1850
COUNCIL OF MUNICIPALITY No. Two,}
Sitting OF Nov. 8, 1850,
DISSOLVED That the Mayor be authorized and requested after
III having given the usual notice. let by contract the
bidder the Digging Of Ditch, three feet deep
wide from the present Termination Of the already dug
he North side Of Felicity Road said ditch
Of Soils and Felicity Road and until
the Claiborne Canal The whole be done the Iii
rections Of the Surveyor.
[Sgned1 JAMES IL. CALDWELL, President,
Approved November II, 1850.
[signedl A. ID. CRossMAN, Mayor.
True copy: Ii. BIER, Clerk.
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SHIPPING.


q. 3. MAIL bI1iANIEIIIF LINE
n ne skins Of he Tnei states Mail Steamship Company will
berafsr sail On The following named days Of each month";
STEAMSHIP GEORGIA.
tntad Leaves New York II. Arrives at Havana Tth
:. Havana .lSh. Chagres I'D.
ucpeyard.. Chagres. Nth. Hevana ..s.tst.
:. :. Havana ....-2d NewYork. 9Th
STEAMSHIP OHIO.
Nevl goth Arrives at Havana ,sr
!, =. Havan t......Sd. NewOreHns6tI.
HoaevRrd.. =. NewOreans, 18th Havana -. lItL.
:. Havana ..leth NewYork .22d
STEAMSHIP FALCON.
Outward ewOreas 18th Arrives Havana I'd
Havana ''s.,3d Chagres -. ,sh
Homeward.. Ckagres 18th. Havana 18th.
Mavnna -. l9th. NeM0l eana al.
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REGULAR PACKETS.

- ! Wontgomery nnd M etnmnIT. t{,,g1-
IVY Fsmes M mqP ne VII Leave 9GIs
prj w huNNiNG, on uNe arrival OF me
ay MonS no ne S o bs Ss s ~ Fs on
entirely new and built expressly for the Alabama River
Fs@ a Winter AFF1GgemeGt--T6e steamer
S % hfrfs s sSyS the RGf0ad for
VesEiV ss Tal'oSys. ~ anu " ' e''ine ''n"iSs TIL
"''Tfs Leave as New Orleans: Leaves Covington:
Esss5y y oSock NJ o'eoek A
$1,000 '''''' 10 O,SlH N n,eieeA A. NJ
For further particulars GSH nS @ on board or To CLOCK A. NJ
n,,.c EUGENE R,95G ca n CO,
sssS >. Fare reduced to so cenIs-,.. q. S. IGa
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MAYoRALTy OF REwORLEARs, Nov. IL, 1850
NOTICE is hereby given, virtue the resolution that
~ will sell at Office MONDAY, the 18th instant, u
o'clock the lowest bidder the contract for Digging Ditch
North aide Of Fcy Road from Soils street and Felicity Road
The Claiborne Canal.
nl3 A. D. CRossMAH, Mayor
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WRIGHT & co. having resolved to stand unrvaled in
p every department Of their bushes agreed with the
oPreiors and Agents of all the genuine popular Patent
sanity supplied with fresh and ample assortment at rates
below the usual market prices this arrangement they
enabled Oer for the inspection Of purchasers the
extensive assortment which be found IN this any other
CITY, Having had many years experience the purchase
and sale of Patent Medicines they have acquired facilities
Tor conducting this particular department. the most liberal
scale, and now prepared to supply the trade
exceedingly low, that the purchaser cannot fail to realize
handsome centage his Investment either RhOesGic
RGtGtL. Al their establishment may he found a u
agsOrtmentof A Ill GEN UlNE PATENT MEDICINES.
The following list comprises part Of their assoTtment and
be furnished to dealers from to
twenty five cheaper than manufacturer regu
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STEAMROATS.

4. s s;'; $SiE Z. H. 1;ss,,. -
packet steamers 0fs$oS. V Captain T. A. Hism apd
"a SspaH W II GSs S sDs ssns DeSn S
sons 9sds Cabins al II o
way letter BAG leave t's Office The Agents a. OcoeA
oil Ii FOR iesSi 's SfbE Assn Bank Place
s9Es !, For shreveport, Grand EcOre and
MAsSsSSDsSTAS r. Pe EHa si,u aastar viii
esys for he shove and al n FoI Sh or
apply on board to9T Of es or 70
s-The steamer Corinne will run in connection with
Wpeds%a9 and will meet her a the Fbs s at AeTa s
depend upon their freight being taken through without
delay, " There will be clerk on The I.eyee Monday
~ = Regular Yszoo Packet TALLAHAT-
qPspI SfI aPqg9 AID n fast
date landings on FRIDAY, the 18th instant at o'clock,
rss Tq freight Of Ssna
fhsSqTIs weekly ok P%eset BELLE
o Adams. TunGs, Point Coupee. Bayou Sara, Port tlud
on Pl9 S Baton Rougs and all landings on the
bdSs aH5 III r. M Whit master vii eaye for
The 18th inst, at O'Clock p. NJ. For freight passage
ma III u 0OD'O' " T. B. SMITH, IL Poydras street.
H. y. Regular Red River Packet SHAM
lasAtSssttT KOCk-For Shreveport, NatchitOches and
E.& AeKandIia-The sunerior light draught and
swift running steamer AMROCK, Capt. Har, will leave
Or the above and aintermedae landings on SATURDAY,
he 10th inst at O'Clock P. NJ. For freight or passage APP
ply on board, foot OF Canal street, or TO
mis- T. B. SMITH II Poyflras ST,
HsF n Regular Saturday Weekly Vicksbure
sssnlstsS Packet steamer CUBA-For Princeton, Lake
Providence, Mliken's Bend Vieksbnrg Grand
Calf, Rodney and NacheZThe new magnificent and swift
unning passenger steamer CUBA, Gin place of the Empe.
tor,( Capt X. OTIS, will positively leave SATURDAY,
the 10th inst. ocock For freight or passage apply
IN board. or to [nl2l T. B. SMITH, II Poydras St,
Nz5 n Regular He'd Hiver Packet Steamer
isll44aastSs GOV. BENr-For Shreveport, Nachtoches
Ezzazaz and AeNandria-Phe superior iight-draugh.
aud swift running steamer GOV BENT, Capt. D. Brant
denburg, will leave for The above and all Intermediate land
ngs on SATURDAY, the 18th inst at O'Clock P NJ. For
reight passage, apply board, foot OF Bienve street,
orto Gnl41 t. b. SMITH, II Poydras st.
RsS N Regular Monday Vicksburg Weekly
lfssaA5As55sS Packet M0NTGOMERY-For Princeton,
SSHzszEssE Lake Providence, Miiken's Bend, Vicks.
arg, New Carthage. Graud Gulf, Rodney and Nachez.
tho splendid and swift running passenger MONT
2OMERY, Capt j. II. Esis, will pos sely leave for the
above and all intermediate landings MONDAY. the 18th
inst. at O'Clock For freight or passage apply to
MD T. b. SMITH. II Poydras st.
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EDUCATION.

NTEW ORLEANS FEMALE INSTITUTION
P sSaG9 FpB B. 4 SKI and R
MACAuLAYs This Institution is under the personal
supervision OF Mrs MaCaulay; the advanced classes
literary and scientific departments taught by Dr. Macau
lay, assisted by another gentleman To give instructions
Dancing, Vocal and Instrumental Music, the most accom-
The school arranged SO as to make it both an English
and French school, and the aim of the principals
studies, aftording at the same time progressive know
ledge and progressive discipline Of the heart well the
mind FOR the instruction Of pupils OF every and grade
o. intellectual culture, ample arrangements have been made.
No efforts will be wanting to promote the Improvement OF
9oarde VIII share IN the equipments, privileges and atten
The Play Ground-an item essential to schools large
dry and secluded from public view and references when
requed will be made to parents who have had er gh
cog,so q Lectures On History and Biography will be
delivered to the advanced classes by Dr. Macauay, during
winter and TO aid the pupils in understanding the lectures
scientific subjects, the school furnished with the requisite
made personally or BY letter. aust 8md5Sw
CarrOIItOn Episcopal Female Seminary.
lVE miles from New Orleans and 900 yal beyond
REy'D Elijah GUIoN Rector P5inraal OF the Englrh
REv7D CHAs. II. WILLIAMSON Principal OF the French
Mas. CLARA D. M. GUGON, Principal of the Musical De-
The RI. REv'D LEoNGOAs POLK, D. D., will se.o6sio.
exercise raori supervision Of he general as Of the semi
This Institution fer s instruction young ladies all the
branches o. complete Christian education VIII he opened for the
reception boarding puplS MONDAY November 4h 1850, in
the elegant and spacious Mansion formerly known the HGFl1n
riy situated IN ne healthy ana Ietirsd Town 81 Csoo on
the bqnk Of the mississippi river and accessible from New Orleans
The expense for soaf Tuition English French and Vocal
MS. ncn1g aiS nsfrdhaaats d pen as
per Tl iarsh tasE own heet, Iio" cases towe
The All payments will be tsqredstie and iaoa-
Visit ,r y Ps pupils Will Ps istc'e their
Church Louisiana ..CaOton Parish Jefferson October
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IGH SCH0OiCAtthe corner of Race and Constance
L streets, by Revd ALEX AMBER CAMPBEf.L.
RATES PER MONTH:
Beginnes ;..,..,,,...*4 90
9th Glass Spelling, Reading, Primary Arithmetic and
4h Glass in any OF The preceding with Arithmetic and
Geography 90
81 Glass with FTenGh....... z 90
"a Glass :" " with Latin or Greek 3 M
LIST Glass g - with MathamatlCs
Book keeping ETC. 90
All the Classes exercised IN Penmanshp Competition and
Defamation weekly by all the Pupils sufficiently advanced
a" Evening Glasses will be commenced on The first Mon
day in NOvember--per Month So. GA limos
ENCLIPsE sTABLEs-BATEs FORDNEY, PR0.
IA PRIEToR-On PhHippG street, opposite A.,
n UniOn.-HOrses at all times to let, either S5ss7TN
kzs4Ia in harness or saddle. Several fine Horses v@%b
Con hand for sale, Also, prime lot of sas1--&Aa
Kentucky Mules for sale, on reasonable terms o. m
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MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS, November z, 1850
COUNCIL OF MUNICIPALITY No. Two, I

nl3 a. ID. CRossMAS, Mayor
MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS, November 7, 1850.
Sitting Of November November 5, i i85O "O'
p ESOLVED, That public notice be given for
Ten Days, in the official paper of the intention of the
lay Plank Roadway, eight feet wide the south side
ditch in Canal street and from thence to the Meare Ridge
Road the latter in conjunction with the Council OF the
iSisaed5i JAMES AN z 81 4. CALDWELL, President.
True copy; H. BIER, Clerk. ''''-' -'-'' ll''O''
MAYoRALTY OF NEwORLEANs, November 7, 1850.
/ n pursuance OF a resolution passed by the Coun-
Is hereby S a IN 6 ham sg 81 a o 6m the
fret publication hereof the Council of Municipality No
By the said resolution, Viz The laying Of Plank Road%sy
eight feet wide, on the south side Of Canal street. from Ca
Tom thence to the Meare Ridge Road-the latte in Gon
JUNCTION with the Council of the Frs MIRieiPqlity
MARIE DE LA NoyvELLr. I RlEANs, ls7 Now, 1850. }
Conseil de Ia M Inn No. No Dsgx, ,o.o
d ESoLU, qu'avis public soft dome pendant dix
IN ours dams Ia gazette ocee de linention gu a
Cons (ponrvu opte ios quaqcune opposition egae soft
argear le cote sud de Ia du Canal pqr de la
Canal ct de ia usqu au c6emn De Ia M6taire ce dernier
travail devant ers fat par les Municipalities No ct con
tsis9el Jas. 4; CALDWELL, President.
App Fsisne e No'e a. g. iGSRossMAN. Marie.
Pour copie conform, ii BIER, Commits
MARIE DE La NoUNELLr- ORLEANS
lie 7 NoVembre, 1850
NoNFoRMEMENT la susdite resolution,
~ avis par dome que dams nou de dix
ous parr de cete date lie Consei de la Muneipale No
DeuX agra reativement ameOTatOn specifies dams la
susdite resolution, Vi ohemn panche5 de hut
peds de argeur cote sud de rue du Canal parr de
ia Claiborne usgu bout du canal dams rue du Canal
ct de la iusqu chemn de la Metare, deTnier travail
deVant ee fair cOnoutement la Ire ct ID Muncpstes
n8 A. ID, CROSSMAN Marie
n IssOLUTION-The Copartnership heretofore exist.
u ing under the name of HAMMlTT Il LANTZNE IS.
TER, this day dissolved by mutual cOnsentehe of the
partners authorized TO and receipt for the unsettled
business in the name of the firm
The business will be conducted, hereafter by Samuel
Hammitt the old stand, No 10 st. Charles street.
SAMUEL r, HAMMITT,
JOSEPH +. LANrZNESTER.
NJ B.-Those indebted to the firm will please call and
| tie their accounts. o22 limos
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For CnIIfnrnin.

1sr-s-s For CALIFORNIA, via the IsTIiNIUS
&itiaHlEA OF TEHUANTEPEC.-Th pioneer of this
a. route, the irt class and iavorie st ans
whaTfoOt of Girod st, for COArZACOALCOS RIVER,
touching at Vera Cruz the 9Th December for he first p
on the 9Th December Tor hrsecOnd trip The 18th January
1871 Tor her third trip and OnsnbseQuenty at Intervals o.
twenty days. 1.-The Alabama will ascend the river about 40
miles. Her sOpp4ga Vera Cruz will be only few hours
The travel to San Francisco is shortened nearly SJUO miles
The cost IS atty reduced will be observed by reference
and the facilities travel considered abundant Theroad
Mules and horses be obaned. There towns
and c0mmodous stoppages and the whole distance be
made abOut twenty OuT hours Confirmation OF this can be
easily procured previous to engagement by parties deous
adventure No established arrangement of travel has yet
been male by the Tehuanepec Company of Newt Orleans,
who propose 10 give their immediate attention tOt but
while they afford the opportunity, that the pubic should be
which VIII very soon become the great highway.
RATES OF PASSAGE:
"a Saloon say ~
In Lower CABIN % 0J
Freight s. cents per cubic foot f $50 pounds baggage
MA tios i. j. MEEKER & co. Sc Poydras st.
z5s. FOR CALIFORNIA, qua San Juan Nicara.
iKA guG.-A superior and very last sailing vessel hav.
sa ing uneQuaed Accommodations. will be dispatched
above so sufficient number of passengers and
freight offer Parties desous of going this route which
the cheapest and best yet opened invited register then
names at the office OF the nnde gned, where information in
reference thereto may be obtained.
ole VIM. J. DEWEY, "a Gravier st.
SAN FRANCISCO REGUL.fR LINE.
- FOR SAN FRANClSGO.-The A l. fast sail
ss8AM ing ship GEORGE STEVENS, Captain John
SSE1 Gushing, isnow loading for the above port and will
pered and well found inc very respect For freight pas
or to J. P. WHITNEY & co 81 Camp st.
je24 or WILLIAM J. DEWEY. "a Gravier st.
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-. FOR SALE, FREIGHT OR CHARTER
s3aMA The Bark ROMAN being now unloaded, can be
~AA fully inspected by one DESTROYS of purchasing,
or will take a freight for the North for Europe.
s2 Apply to BARELLI s. co. 81 Common st.
81, FOR FREIGHT Or CHARTER-An A No
4A | schooner, carrying 700 bbls. would take freight
For which, apply to
AUS BAREILI & co. 81 Common st.
- VESSEL WANTED-One of about $50 tons with
Ss good Accommodations to take passengers and freight
SsANlN TO Nicaragua. Apply to
iy7 WI. DEWEY, "A Graver st,
X. FOR FREIGHT OR CHARTEEE-A fine
6ENA Goppered brig about two hundred tons burthen
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