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Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-02-18
SALE OF LAND.

My situation requires me to sell my Land, ly-
1vl ing in Augusta County. on Christians Creek,
adjoining Vim. Gilkeson, and VIA. Marshall, Gen.
tanning
gil ACRES,
upwards of 100 ofwhich are cleared and in cutiya-
ton, with comfortable buildings on H. and we'll wa.
the land is susceptible of improvement / will sell
a bargain, and solicit those III want of CHEAP
Farm to cali and examine IT.
SAMUEL FRAME.
February II, ls49.-n
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BpY establishing, at reduced and fair rates,
10 Il DAYLIGHT ACCOMMODATIONS
STAGE, from Winchester TO Stanton, III four
hours less time than the mail has usually made.
They are thankful for patronage received and
the many expressions Of kind feeling ON thei-
behalf, and now in turn mus; call and depend up
on the people to sustain them, promising to run
on as long as wanted, Notwithstanding we are
threatened with determination, and vengeance is
declared against the UNION HOTEL, OF Winches-
ter, while ever Coach is running from her,
from whence they think said Coach emanated
True i. has, mainly because the Coaches OF Fa-
IRISH, Peyton, Kemp & Co., were frequently for
hidden to take passengers from said House, Or
dering them to their office and starting place.
You who have long wanted the accommoda-
ton Stage, give us proofby your works Callat
the UNION, Winchester, and McCIuNGs, Staun-
ton, enjoy comfort and plenty unreasonable rates,
and take seats in Coaches from Winchester eve
ry Monday, Wednesday and Friday, from Staun-
ton tuesday, Thursday and Saturday Fare
through, 81.
70 The line from Winchester to New Mar
ket, belongs exclusively 10 Isaac Paul, and the
line from New Market to Stanton belongs ex-
clusively 10 Thomas Burke. Each OF them Will
attend particularly to the accommodation OF pas
sengers, on his respective part Of the line
ISAAC PAUL,
Ian, oS, 1910. THOMAS BURKE.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-02-18

VIRGINIA AT Rules held in the Clerks
Office of the Circuit Superior Court of Law
and Chancery for augusta County, Monday the
4th day Of February, 1850,
William A. Abney and Jacob Vanlear, Executors
Of William Abney, decd Plaintiffs,
AGAINST
Alexander M. Austin, in his own right ard as ad-
ministrator Of Morris Austin, decd, John X.
Moote, Gerard B. Stuart and others-Detendants;
IN CHANCERY.
The Defendants, John X. Moore, Lysander b.
Austin, John G. Fackler and Wiley Boiling,
Virginia and Amanda Fackler. infant children Of
Amanda Fackler, decd, formerly Amanda Austin,
not having entered their appearance and given
security, according to the act of Assembly, and
the Rules of this Court, and happening by salts
factory evidence that they are not inhabitants OF
this Commonwealth: Ii is ordered, that the said
de'fis do appear atthe Clerks office Of said court
on the first Monday in May nexr and answer the
bill of the plaintiff and that copy of this order be
forthwith inserted in some newspaper printed IN
Stanton, for two months successfully. and posted
at the front door of the Court house.
Copy-Teste
CHAP J. KINNEY, D. c.
February 4. 1850
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LAND AND SERVANTS FOR SALE.

LAND AND SERVANTS FOR SALE.
-O-O---
I'm Wednesday the Goth OF February $780,
~ the subscribers will offer for sale at the late
residence Of Rachael Logan, deed, the whole of
her estate, consisting Of Land; Servants; Horses,
Cows, Sheep and Hogss Farming Utensils; one
Family Carriage; some Household Furniture;
some 81 ain, Hay, &c. The Tract of Land con.
tanning
EOS RES
is situated on the road leading from Greenville to
Stanton and is desirable one. The Houses are
commodlous and the Barn is good. There are two
streams Of water passing through the Farm, afford
ing an abundance of Meadow Land. The Negroes
all good; and can be sold privately. ffnot sold
privately they will be offered for sale on that day
Persons desrsas to purchase such property will do
we'll to visit the premises.
TERMS FOR TIE LAND--One third in
hand, and the balance in two payments; titles re-
tanned till the bonds mature and payment is made.
The purchaser will pay for all necessary papers.
TERMS FOR SERVANTS.-Cash, or bonds
with good personal security Terms for the other
property made known GA the day of sale.
ROBERT LOGAN,
VIM. M. LOGAN,
JOS. A. LOGAN,
Feb 4.-3t. Executors of Rachael Logan, decd
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-02-18

10 The proceedings of the Democratic meet
ing In Pendleton came to hand too late for in
ssrtion in this paper. They shall be attended
to next week
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-02-18
NOTICE.
To the Stockholders of the
Louisa Railroad Colnpany..


Louisa Railroad COMPANY.
A N ACT of the General Assembly, passed the
a I'd day of February, instant, directs the
Treasurer of the Commonwealth to subscribe to
the GUARANTEES of the State to certain Bonds of the
Company.
An Act passed on the day Of January,
ultimo, provides for the extension Of the Louisa
Rail Road from Stanton to Covington Both
these Acts require the action of the Stockholders
general meeting will he held at Louisa Court
House, on Monday, 9th of March, at IL O'clock
by order Of the Board,
JOHN GARRETT, Treasurer
N. B. Stockholders will be entitled to free
ticket. JIG.
FORM OF PROXY.
Know all mon by these presents, that l.
tu,e and appoint my attorney, for
me, and ia my name to vote on all questions that
may be brought before the meeting Of the Stock
holders of the Louisa Rail Road Company, to be
held on the 9Th doy of March, at the Louisa C.
H.* hereby ratifyng all the acts of my said at
torney in the premises, as fully as If were pre-
sent and voting in persofi.
In testimony whereof have hereunto affixed
my hand and seal this --- day Of ---
1850.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-02-18

U A man by the name of RrcHARD CLAT
rERBUcK, ofRockingham, eloped last week witt
young woman from Keezlstewn. The rasca
leaves behind him wife and FIVE children.
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One other Tract Of Land,

adjoining the last mentioned tract; and the lands
of John NlcCue and Michael Conner, containing
by estimate 332 ACRES; known as the Cline
tract; deducting the so Acres as above-upon
this tract, there is a DWELLING-HOuSE,
BARN, &c.
These Farms are situated in a most desirable
neighborhood, directly between Statnton and
Waynesborough and the soil well adapted to
the production Of Clover Grass and all kinds OF
Grain--all persons wishing TO purchase, can ex-
anime the land by calling on me; before or on
the day of sale.
TERMS OF SALE.-So much of the pur.
chase money shall be sufficient to pay the costs
of suit and expenses of sale must be paid in hand,
the balance tipon a credit of one; two, three anu
four years, the purchaser giving bond and good se-
curity for the deferred instruments, and the legal
title retained. The crops now growing will be-
reserved with the privilege TO the tenants to reap
the same Possession Of the Koutzman place
will be given on the day of sale, and Of the other
two tracts on the let of March next.
If all of said farms shall not be sold Oh the said
25th day OF February, the sale will be continued
from day 10 day, until completed
SAMUEL B. BROWN, Com'r.
December 81, 1849
10 Spectator and Rockingham Register copy
till day Of sale.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-02-18
THE MARKE S

Reported for the 'Vindacator,' by W-m H. Broun
Commission Merchant.]
RICHMOND, Feb. IS. :
FLOUR. ..$5 oo-Scottsville, S. 1-s
BEEF. ...scae weight So so SO 90 gross.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-02-18

oo- The proceedings of Congress are devoid OF
especial interest, this week, and we have omitted
any notice of their proceedings.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-02-18

A SIGN.--Many of our subscribers have re-
quested us to publish no raoee about the Olapod
controversy-they say they want more news and
less sca1sdal. at,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-29

The AGGREGATE At the close of the third week In No
vsmber this year. eighty exceeds that for the corre-
sposding period last year, and Is altogether likely
that the s4ccss will be increased rather than diminish
Cd by the close of navigation.
The loss Of the Western Railroad Company by the
Ssalcation Of Of its officers last spring Is
tanned to be sixty thousand dollars after cahing
the securities turned by the deauter upon the
first discovery Of the deficit.
Extensive preparations are being made at Richmond
for the convention of and miners which
is to assemble there on the 5th Of December. COM
mttee of evenly will represent the city OF Rich
moud.
The prospects of the Ontario, smcoe aud Haron
railroad being placed in the hands of con-
tractors, every day Frightening The Toronto
Coonst, Of the goth inst, says that proposal in
two separate FORMS rather two proposals. of most
satactor character addressed to the directors OF the
Ontario simcoe and Huron Railroad Company were
signed by Messrs NJ C. Storey Co, eminent railroad
contractors in the State of New York The proposals
of most advantageous character and II the in
habitsnts and corporate authorities Of Toronto an
other places along the line of the proposed railroad do
net accept Of and sct upon them nediately they
will stand very much in their own light, and lose
the benehtsof advantageous offer, the like of
which they may n OF repeated In hurry again 4"
deputson Of the directors of the Ontario aud Huron
railrsad bad an interview with the members Of the FL
nance Committee OF the corporation, Wednesday,
the Goth inst they stated that the directors
in condition to proceed with the railroad forth WITH
having received proposals whic they would be enabled
to accept provided that the corporation either
stock to the amount of 100000 granted the OF
S26to0 in aid of the road The Finance Committee
objected to the first proposition, not likely to be
ssented to- but agreed to lay the latter before the
Council on Monday, the 25th inst
The annexed statement exhibits the earnings Of the
Michigan Central Railroad Company for the year end
ing November 80 Isls and up to November H. 1850 =:
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INsuRANcEs.

NAIlONhL LOAN FUND LIE ASSURANCE so
eisty q London.-Ceueral AGENTS once. "a Vali
street. rev 1ork, Nov ~. ARCHAEOLOGICAL
attsolgtion ~ the Board Of Directors the hitherto
stnH NODE OF ans Of ors.ha birds Of the
son ennual rtemuns paid BY the rsurod IL onnBed.
IN tee,ence 20 rooiot q be hereafter Esatsd And the
Board have introduced the ftlowing and favorable
tysttm Il leans for the future. via
party Insured fer the vhe tern u fe may ~ any time
berfUW enc half the antunt ~ tnnut premium wfthout
note o. security or depofit q policy and entitled 10
Ne may a. any time surrender Bis policy. and receive
bach valve thereof onqhal The raid Nv bf
In common rrefsum This Of loan applies
only 10 policies Hereafter 20 be tssusd.
party already Insured for whole life may on payment
The loan syfttu introduced. -
Parties sircacy Insured and entitled 20 two-thrd loan
ret shut from ssid two third loan they prefer ia
uron TIE terms iiaied IN the soeietys pa abhl,ts.
rarity AZ moderate annusl premium.
life. ana be survive reach the years the ir
irsurcd 70 $500 will he raid 20 him or ~ AZ.
heore rtachng that age the fu Insured will be r.6
% bic family or u gsl representatives. y ~'N
ACrrNg rfnEcroHs xovpNprp
C.E uhE cur. Chairmsn.
y =. Islmfr. IN. Van loOk, Robert q. Diuoo
,. LEANsEs srhRa General Xss -,os'Fs ND
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DE vrIsTRY.

ME- JoBSOE. NJ. n. G. s. r., FoRyERLY SURGEON
W Dentist W the Queen aad Roral Family Of haslant
may be eensutea ~ SO Brostway W those requiring aid
ortnstruoton Ia the Dental Art. should suficcn
r m pupils present themselves before the Th Of December
M Jobson Will on the gh, commence Of Lectures
on Teeth their disease and treatment. with ttmonsta
tone OF mode Of repairing their deficiencies by artificial
mtans e-sursical Course. $40 Mechanical 90, so.
DENTfsTRY.-ALL the OPERATIONS IN DEN
tstry performed vith dexteriy and ease moor
ptbe artificial teeth inserted IN the most aud
proved manners vaabted 90 equal the natural In appear
Ance and witty and 70 be without psin, ncon
yenience on the lowest terms BY NAPOLEON PRBrEKRE
NJ d. llae Of PARIS 1888 Broosdway Of Anthony
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INDIA RUBDEH GOODS.

II UBBER GOODS wARgHousK-DEALERy man
~ quarters Union India Rubter Company 10 Nasaau
street New YORK. whore nay found TIE largest .na uost
complete assortment Of GooaTeaTs Patent Eesilio or
esnged hubttr Goods ever offered In this country co~r
nE every article IN The rubber lire manuf,etutsA w
Company, Vsh viii be cold 20 the trade AZ fantrrv
Countty ard etrort dealors will hnd many articles n ne
Atove stock vel aS.rted 60 their trade and which vii az
,cme rr5st LET 81 sfrioes, with priset atsacit
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PROnpsAI.s.

GALVESTON AND BRAzos cANAL..PRePosAIs
~ vial be recsived By the unaerN med until the 18th 81
Dcocr for digging the proposed canal from
Galvften Bay 20 the Brsros river ordng t. the lsn snd
specheatsens . furnished By Major shen civil ent on
sotn the speeihestors, yil-one fcr tses wias ~
ter The other so eet vSe al az urfses
TIE bottom and feet deep Ths plans and spe-
ssestons are nov ready Tor inspection At the once 81 the
pre,nissst 81 ne scmp..y, Z H. Butler osysst19
Brswnsr Co, No. g South Street New York.
sHif sHThsh S1gHEb ssSIgHr c:nni'-
6alfssien. ootoher ~ lisa
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PunLIC LEoTuREs.

L rCIURE ON TUE HUMAN EYE AND sPEcTAcI "a,
- with an exhibition Pref. ahot', % - B1wtrI New
fENi teliveron Friday evening th inst AZ the soeety
tLary broadWsy cor Of - popular public lecture
on We anatomy and rhysigOxy 81 the human and he
abvse % spectacles she lecture VII ee Illustrated
sVe colored diaarams, ard nachanca wotling models
on the eye ~ the conclusion % the lecture Prot Skot
lexhibt Tor the hrst time 10 the United states hts
nhcent crtical phenomo skeleton Dance which h
80 immenss transparent medium With MOVING MATTER
Door len ~ bali pact 90 comenee ~ eight precise
~ Admission l2 cents. Reserved seats 25eents each.
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EASEMENTS IN PHILApELpHIA.

RARNUMs MUSEUM. PILLS JELPHIA.-P r. BAR-
~ nun froTret or and ha axeri nenry landlord
snt a hgmtcr Of rcal5 iavcrte pieces IN the
dram ac department during the rrnsnt II
which may De named. Crist 10 ho N she Tartv Ttves
Lean o. Lover, The Druukard. Mr. ID. Bsu ~ VII
uian ihc character q uassnr IN The ferty Thicvoi.
&C GeImon engaged, aud viii appear earv date,
hcsfra kogsrs Battr fhtytr, hsmcr Muses. Fisher nd
h9ttmer, Mechanics 1hayrr. Mueller Uacknet and ohrrs
afretr The huseum proper coaains numhsries arrei-
out ana intetestug curl sititA There daily
iormances 10 The Lecture Eoom ats and o'clock A ME-.
isnce 20 the saloons ard entertain Is IL
dfan. undef ID Yfhra TX On
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TnAvELLEns, auIpE.

NV, YORK AND .PHiLADELPBrA.-NEw voax
sad fhilatslrhia proct-united states Nail line
Through In ~ hours via New Tsrsev R.ilrc.i rsr, -
sneea 70 - tor FIRST class and o. 50 second csss 1ssv
n.Ni OK ~ a M from foot Of Corrtlsnst street,
49, apd = ~ from foot q liberty street. Leave Phi
tereeh ~'"@s
CHANCE or aoURs AFrEs sONDAv, nsT oCro-
~ eer.Csnden ard Auhoy Railroad Line Ter PnIisSei-
vhi. " moor BY Se-nhos. John Petite daily Sum a-
usersse, nom Pler NV i'Eogh Rivsr IAss 81
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ERANKIIN NusErM.-11h rHArHAM RorARK-rHt
ADJUSTMENTS IN BnooKLYs.

RnooKJYN kUsEuH-BENEFIT OF Mr.. LEACH
~ On which occ1aon Mr. Brous Mr. fcEun, Mr.. Damn,
MI fearton, Mr. Leach Mr. Mover and Mics Mary Iayir
viii appear. fr coy evening November % will produced.
Tor the first time here the Trand FHA ntAN OID
TO conclude With MS LAST LEgs - Callahan. Mr.
btougham Performances every Saturdhy tfternoon
o'clock Adu ssion Is eonts Psrquette, 2 eeutE Riery
RRoOKLYN hUsEUM.-NIss MARY TAYLOR RE
~ Hreetuly informs her friends and the public that
.stswsl benefit 'td La, appearances. will take place
saturdAy oyennr Nov ~ which occasion Mr. BrauEham
and Mr. g. w. Clarke have kindly vsun eered their vau-
able seryces and will appear together In the SERIOUS
FAMILY.
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sPOHTING.


TrEION COURSE, T.. T-TROTTING -sATU RDAY,
" New. 90 At O'Clock, Y. MA match for 81 0O0-two
mile hast. Geo. epeer names roan John kay 70 wagon
y. Whegey names Oh. Fanny, 70 harness The will
leave the South Ferry Broski1 half o'clock
return ~ 40 the sports are
sPICnR scNANN Proprietor-.
REp roUsE TRoTTfrG coURsE-PURsE or SIS
~ will come oT this day friday az o'clock, riie boss
best three in i've 20 saddle eos,d With the following
entries Brooie enters r. General Scott; W Van Colt
enters =. Ned White Neson enters 2, sta,Nsn; Nm
thsYsv tRtggsk [. feggh SeIsl.a,ke,
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Amount Of tolls received Ill the New York State
canals in each Of the following years, during the Sd
week in November and totals up to 22d Of November
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AaRICULTURAL.

CuALLENG E-rHR TARMERs or RICHaOND
" County have had three Plnughng Matches in connec
lion with their first Agricultural Fair. The result
proved satisfactory that thcy DESTROYS Of testing
tlc k with county 10 the ctae; IA view e shch
they Trtpoe 20 produce ten r0uEhmen, 90 compete with
the nun Der non any other county In the etate Tor
the q lundrCs dollars any day between tho
frat sad twentieth dag Of April ISL The place select %
said ploughiug be in Eichmond County. Prsmi-
nat be settled ~ appointed by the parties Co
muneatons reference 20 the above addressed 70 Daniel
L. Cavson III rain CLARKE. aud VIM H. Vanderbilt, Rich
lord Post OriCe. will he promptly responded 20.
Daniel l. Olawton. william n Vanderbilt. samuel lar-
Jacob Charles Cox. Ephram CLARK samuel
FROST Reward Taylor, Hariiton Bolton David X. Ryrs.
kiclf1oNn CO., ov. %. lsao.
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Two ALL HoUsEKEEPERs:-
II 30 rosohes % tedbugs annoy perplex you,
ifso, 80 70 Broadway, four hundred and twenty,
And procure Iyon's Powders box may be plenty;
Ard the Insects will atiHca a little the quickest
Nice and rats should they plague you are easy u KILL
And toe best q al 10. that se know neither article
Contains In its substance ~ poison particle.
JUsT DROP IN sPQrTEN's STORE
The rasstr ~ viii sure a call
To Bovery, hundred eighteen par,
And buy The Canty that all
Our ills without delay.
Tie soos Tor coughs, Tor celds sai aches
Ap Ir <. . iS5s sS Sss@ .b r e, s5is
viii nc'r rsgret the Price.
lis doing good the city round
Ard sorropirs hearts are made 10 bound
by kuntfeds every day.
Then Try. On. try. friend, spottens balm.
For BY ~ daily FOLKS are healed,
Who otherwise would die.
noweryi Have FULTON street Brooklyn; and 81 Drug
eists generally. Price - cents PER paetase
0ONLy. coLDi wsAr would ToU HAVE.
Ths plague, eli i"-Abernethy.
The mother Of all the disorders
That en- health tnd on li'e are maraudsrs
Only sold. son of AS.mi
On va cola, Mise or Madam,
Did you Say Gully ooldf
believe N IL colds the foundation
OF full half the deaths In tho pauorg
Ard e you wosld 1--we 90 be old,
Check 10 at once-whilc 40 may be ontrolled.
The bsstsvsr offered.
Mrs. Jsrvis's Cold CsudY-you'ii hpd the address
Spread far and wide In the Newspaper press
i Tirse sis,y. sfs1ssa Isea,iop Isroaissy.
Ahdsearch through the wide word-the New the old
wRs JtRvIss GOLD CANDY YI soIS 81 Mrs. D. ysrv
N5 Broadway, and BY druggists generally.
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CLOTHING.

Forty THOUSAND COATS, PbNrALOoNs, AVID
NAieoats 81 the latest fall style from a. ~ 70 t0 q.
kPHkRDs Clothing store CbeSrvt street, fsoond soor
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ExPREss ACENCIES.

V'nI UNITED STATES AND CALIFORNIA EXPRESS
Con taIy viii despatch their newt express per
ONIAkiO, December ? and CONSTITUTIONS from Pa
ntma about December 20th. This i the only
Ctlf.mia ESprtss and having their fasiiities on
the Isthmus are prepared % forward goods through
SAn ffancFco In about thirty ave ConsCnars NAY
ave their invoices certified At the Custom House BY Leaving
them az cur once, No Wall street.
Froprictors, A. n. MILLER h co.
GREGOkNH CALIFORNIA EXrRKss-THE SUR
~ hcriscrs toward their Express for California
Ter steamer Ontario, on Monday, December "a OF ~
farces and freight received until 10 A. NJ Mon iay Dece-
oerzas THOMSON HITCHCOCK.
Managers and Agents, it9 Pearl 81 corner % wall
-shipLerf by ths Express avoia the annoyance
Terms reasonable.
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TiUTEL =, Sc.

GrORTsMANs HOTEL AT sTONEYBRoOK, LONG
- Islandhe subscriber would respectfully inform the
sportamen Of New Yrh thai his hotel they will find
Portable and The best Of Wines and Lguors
Capital oua shooting IN the immediate neishborhood and
frs nnckirg In the harbor within mile ef the house.
Stages every day bis door from Lake Road station
EGBERT Saith.
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THE BALL SEASON.

AJEW CLASSES Tor ALL TnE FASHIONABLE
IN watats Mr. searngs private academy, 50 Bond.st
MT Will n addition 70 hs classes for on Tues
Wednesday Aad saurdsy ~ Tor ladies' and young msster
81 cosk. The advanced class for ladies who attend
week en- Saturdays, at az o'clock.
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CALIFORNIA.

~ 49, 49, -
C,ALlIoRNIA-A FEw IxoEJLEsT CHANCES RE-
" main epcn 70 persons who willing pay a small
amount OF uorey and perform light futy ane
sht - ever lett the port q New York AMY i'm nedi-
ateJ at The SHIPPING Once, W. south street.
CALlIo sNIA.-EyANs & CARTER CoNwrssroy
AZ hsrehanis Nan frtntseo rtprescnted a. walker
ail street References New York-Georue bird %.
rnd H. W Clarke Dodge Co. Phiadeiphia-Davii s,
Brown Co, aud Thomas ksrtiE. PROMPT rerittsnces
maze 1ooes stored in ere proof warehouse board
'''r. snip. NO charge for shipping from New York.
OopEN HAYNEs--tRrcH'D T. OGDEN. THOs
- nesl-Wholesale std General Commisiion ssr.
.nants san Frsnesco, California Merchandise esnrfnso
We be pseed q be,rd store shI ssd sot sys.T
thus avoiding All risks u Gre, etc Refer 20 W. ~
sari 60? hev YORK.; Joseph n esnser, aoI lorsata
.attrck doi Burr Stevens, doi Conan. hophins Cos
Albany.
TAYLOR q DE BABFRE. FORwAKDIN AND CON
n missor merchants, Chartca ~ Eve are pre-
pared 70 forward All goods having eht
traught boats with India ruhber euits6s ths
sonveyfnce ofrsssengsr and freight We have also made
Arrangements with Runt Co. trar fportaon seents AZ
QorKons and cfues that there viii Ne delay aeon
tsthmus. " K TAYLOR, late of Baltimore.
n, DE DAUFRE, late Of New Orleans
Reference in reE York, Uovara Sons. % Broadway.
our Agsr are L HAS, g Beaysr street, ccrvine, Bro
CO. L. Confulate psrama; kcCcudary Co. Saa Fran.
iilect caift.ni