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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-10-24
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line Grpepitipu.

Sn eCnoOn iino Natridbtsn Don Cir Sobn 9ioe
sinas9anaen. in beueu risfer unterm 13tsn 4usuf
beribtct. oas auf cem gife crei GsquimOs ssfunosn
Gne, weIhe iber Cir SranfItn befra9t. ausaefast
bobsn. cas Swsi Sbiffs i'm Sabre 1916 in Der 3tb.
tun9 uon Duooe uno Sis9Ie burd oas Gis sebrO'
eben uno fpdter eurb einen wcen Stamm Der Gin
9sbcrnen uerbrannt iinc, NIT Dem tSinsufisen, tas
bic Stife Feline @aIliihfinssr eewefen lino, uno
oaB Gini9e Der meitsn Mdnuer @pauIettcn aetra
gen baben @inise Der Sbiffsmaunftaft Guo er
trunfsn, bic ibri9sn wObnten rini9e 3eit in 6dufern
ODER 3eIten 9ttrennt Don ben Ginsebornen. Die
wei6en Mdnner batten 9epebre. aber Feline &uaen
uno oa fe ii6 in sinem fbwdbiteH uno erI66pf.
ten Sultanoe befanoen, 70 wurcen fe natbber uon
osn SInsebOtnsn init pfellen uno SOsen sstobtet
Sas 8latt aus rpedbem porifebenoe Gr,dbiuna CO..
pirt it, fast bas quite 9rinoe Uorbanben Ino, Die
sanSe gsftitts fur sinen srCben Srrtbum su bal
ten, absr UsI9s eisie 9rines inp, piro ntbt anas.
9sbcn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-10-24

PSGs tbut uns in Der Gbat redbt Ieio, in einem
un9udfeli9en Qu9enbIid burdb Swsi Ooer oier Seen,
Se 9eWib cine uni6uIei9e Sese batten, unferm
Na6bor ,,Republifuner" bas @Ieih9eni6t fcines
9nten @efhbs 9ef6rt iu babsn. Gr liest uus caflr
aber aud osrb bic eepten, mas mir uns mie no abre
,SObsjhn9er peosntfubIsno aefa[Ien IafTen molten.
-Sis 9arffi9m DrutfebIsr!
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-10-24

Gine9ro6e S6aarwilber Saubtn III as
9enwdrti9 stma Ii MeiIsn BON Rapenna, Sbio
Bu feben, no MiuOnsn rpiloer Sauben lidb Uerfam
melt BADEN uno elm 9srdufb alsb oem 8raufen
ces Oceans brrpOrbrinesn uno peldbes pritbin Der.
nOmmen wiro. NabtS uerfhssn Fb SabIrei6e per
fonen nit @affen alIer Qrt na6 benz @aIce unit
fsbren nit 9anjen eabuneen Surid.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-10-24

Gus nel6en @ers fam man feline Stide ere'
ben ? CUuse ecme eatpcr9)
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-01-25

COMMEgCIAL AFFAIRS.
RoNEY SHARK EFT.

Government aud State securities were Ia better de-
mss to csy, while most OF the fsncies fell OF rsc-
ton. At the hrst board, Erie Bonds ns~, declined
Per cent Erie Railroad, -; Farmers Loan, Y. Hud-
son River Railroad advanced a, and stonington per
cent At the second board, Farmers Loan aud Hsr.
lem rtceded y per cent each aud Erie Rsilroai Erie
Rarosd h becoming Of the most active fsocies on
the Hst Harlem continues weak, and prices are With
difficulty sustained, even with the dividend on The
boots ciofe Saturday. The old stock Of this road,
owned by several menbers Of the board Of director.
and their friends cost from Eve ten per cent above
prices current and Il vas their Impression that
the declaration Of dividend would advance tn. mar.
tet value enable them 10 act out without loss
In this they have been dlssPpcintsd aud ~ IL the I'm
pseion 10 the street that any effort made 10 initiate
prices fer this stsck viii fail There Is scarcity OF
ssers current rates bat buyers are not plenty and
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Of Nsrth Apsres and Girard Bank, have the largest
amount Of specie hand In proportion 10 their ereu
lstios but the aggregate circulation Of al the banks
compares very vorsbly with the amount Of specie end
treasury notss hand. 1t will be seem that notwith-
standing the large mportstins Of specie within the
past three years. and the receipts from California,
the PhilsdslIhis banks had hand but ,s74
at the close OF S4o than at the close Of ls4 Within
the past three years the discounts ana dspostss have
largely increased At the close Of l34o the banking
capital OF Philadelphia amounted to $l067oe00; In
November, ls4o, $s2o2,5Oo; and in November, 1saS,
a. IN 06o
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Plot OF THE GARNET TO CREATE A NEW PARTY.
The Washington Umton supposes that the cabi-
net, In concert with Senator Seward, are concoct-
ing a plot to create new party, to be called the
Union party, out OF the anti-slavery excitement
The following is an extract embracing the views
of that journal in the natter
Thus does II appear and we invoke the American
people TO note the factthst the cabinet in concert
with well known sboliticnist, of ts ddsntia
leaders tae Senate Is concerned In plot, drst, to
fomentr h anti slavery excitement OF the North to
an msy . in no .si to
seceds from the Union, In erder to give General ray
Tor and the cabinet an opportunity to run up tbs
flag call Its party the Union party aud thus It.
self from inevtsble defeat and probation, which must
be its fate II IL cannot he saved BY some such asspe-
rate end dangerous experiment.
This seems plausible enough, and the position Of
the administration certainly leaves the matter open
for such a construction IL the agitation goes on,
we do what is prevent the Southern States
from getting more and more excited as the North
gets more rampant. Look at Albany. There is a
game playing there between the two parties, so
nearly balanced as they are In both houses. Each
is trying to get the advantage of the other on the
antislavery ground, and the consequence will be
that both parties, at the next election In this State,
with the exception Of this metropolis, will endea-
vor to outbd each other for the abolItionist and
sntislavery vote. They will naturally create
counter-excitement in the South, and may drive
them to do something contrary to the constitutions
and looking like treason. On the commission of
such acts by the South, General Taylor. under the
advice Of his cabinet, would Immediately take ac-
lion, great excitement would ensue. and very
plausible preext might be furnished for erganizing
a general Union party throughout the country to
support General Taylor and his administration.
II the South, however, and Congress, keep cool,
and pursue the programme which is sketched out
in the admirable speech of Mr.. Clngman, Of North
Carolinaiha is, to stop the supplies till the whole
territorial question is seted-it is possible that
such result may be avoided.
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FINE ARTS.

EINE ARrs-NEw AND IMPORTANT IMPROVE
ment deserving the notice OF Artists in parcnla We
ahe pleasure in announcing that after expo
rments have discovered method
lfe or copying daguereopes on ivory in high degree Of
PERFECTION By Of the aud thus enabling
10 furnish to the miniature PAINTER life like Of
his tters which Impressions be eoiorcd in
style Of miniature painting We also direct the Of
artists !. our rev Improvement by which aqle
cues portraits Of the sine Of life either taken from
fe copied from daguereotypes These life sire Portraits
when eeloed by the hand Of artist 10 truth Of
and effect all other
IRE valuable daguer 81 deceased absent friends
esrirf and DO enlarged the sire Of life
on s4 ~ Ia 10 al miniature sze. At rooms,
~ tsfs 9 - ~ ~ sla' receive dsguerreotypes
g. 'f -tt.t IT, Felir f9set4sl tecf ~ ovi' cd to
ssla'us a, tr ...-f 20 ar rocals - Bees = 4
y, e. a. lAF1rNtylI
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Our washingson Correspondents.

Our Washlngson Correspondence
WASHINGTON, Jan. ~, 1850
Speeches Of Msssrs. Csss Cling nan and Hovard-7Ae
Tszss BsSndsvy The Issyretoas Mr.. r. Butler R,nx
-Dpismafie Ineyeourse wiM Austria = 7Ae CAsyse Of
Bri6vy-Mr Ws5skr's Land Grant, &C. &C.
General Cass finished his great speech on the Wilmst
provso which yeur faithful corps of reporters win long
ago have transmitted you for the columns Of ySvr
universal paper The extraordinary speech Of Mr..
CliDgman win also have met your eyes, and the most
eloquent argument in favor of the Texas BOUNDARY bv
Mr.. Volney Howard, Of that State. In . condensed
, h the argument OF Mr. Howard win be reduced to
The mits established between the United states and
s,.ss: and M"zso S1 the s.sy Of
isxs Which rectsd that they binding on Mexico,
treaty Of 1919 Then the oopv.p,ion Of ,sss ,ormsS
at washington between the Representatives Of Texas
and the United states, reoitsd that the boundarss
n1eu py treaty with Mexico binding on ths rs-
public Of Texas, iussmuch che was part or Mexico
At the time, and adopted the boundary ~ between
Mexico and the United States. Comm, sioners we're
authorized under this convention Who actually ran
and marked the boundary far thirty four
Congress In 1889 The attempt Of the administrsto,
to dismsmber Texas and to make quarrel now psnd-
suprsm Court Of the United States has no jursdc.
uon, quarrel between two States which the SUI
R prem Court has jurisdiction is but smother Of
from the hrst moment OF it's existence has substituted
for sound policy The whole Of the Presidents
hss..s--.t~ 0''e soehui Prouucts"u, OK
'o'us Wv iesiuen. ia tne nght OF culprit ~ the
psl, LOT WON DIS lawyer IsJton) enters miserable
ENH vi noe gunty ne message pretends that
ney wss eI. 20 follow out TIE plans and
se"e VI zig P.e,ious somInstrstion but on reading
WI ie..er Oh 10 s'Iuct,on 10 Mr Forhies II
ina. tue ia.s STANDARDIZATION did not
.psepu oynoufy W lb.ermeuae Win tue internal NJ
.sss u Ss.o' MA anu INA uhe present adminstra-
uon PIeinP.oa ano nae.eneo the FORMATION OF State
government for no other purpose In the world than
svoa psisopai Iesponsioity ana msntsin its Janus
scsu .ne people OF ootn sec'iops OF the
enion Genersi hhey even vent so lar rs absolutely
20 .ns o.ate eoyernment OF California before s
eens.itut,on wss accepted oy Congress And this Mr.
cnyton calls pursuing TIE pohcy Oh the preceding
samihIsiAuon
Of course the verbal Instructions given to Mr. King,
were not communicate TO Congress; but have no
doubt they were or most extraordinary character or
prominent candidate for the Secretaryshp ofthe Ma
Wy could not have so suddenly been degraded to u
mere bearer OF Ut tbs rate OF eight dollars
day and expenses Mr. King must have received mo.
ny from the secret ervce fuDd Decides the promise or
support OF the TO secure his return as
senator from California Wsipole himself could not
nave driven better bargain than Mr. Clayton;
only no dd not form acorrect estimate Of the man.
he unconsututionai interference OF the sdminstra-
ton In the formation OF the constitution OF California
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AMUAE n &c NTas


REoADwAY THEATRE-E. A. MARSHALL SORE
StS y gu c H. :;
Charles Rsssush Mr. Lynns IAss.tss Coke N whsstsy
~ SO Iss : ts:: y: b s s s.s.. sss' :
;i.'lsa s.:n &: .aRr D or Tar pIs
.., M Lrsder,ei.; Allan Baas Mr. shaw Lay GIl.s.
circle and fsrsa Sea:f ss az D;, .%i
IhIa Circles zoe Doors open at half pa.t6
ysis:s 1as p's,s,Ss s.
.i
and s,Sr Rssi ED powerful orehsstr. Leader and Goa
Ssss 4: rssSS:i. &C.: III :l:s: s. .fs
epsn :. 7tosnosrt to commence .. .oleoa precisely
RURroNs rHEArRE.-w. T. BURTON, PaoPRIE-
cf H s s + gia.'d sa.
rss GDn nSUS ssIsSrf
o;ns
fzr gov via 10
s.S SSS ssse;s
ITALIAN OPERA. Aston PLACE, BELOW EI0Hra
ss s ssf
ss
-, q
Or P.aS: ssSer ion sSs night or
% tho ,n bss,: Of dns e q
sToR PLACE cIRcUs.-IN CONSEQUENCE OF AN
ss s s sT. & fs. ON
avodab pospor ed until this evening ThursdayD Jan 2ith
First appearance OF Herr kst Professor de Gymnasque
de and Master Valentine Kst whose wonderful
eat have been By Queen Victoria And the nobility
SnELroE's AMERICAN BRASS BAND-FIrru AN.
nua Ball Of sheltons Byass Band will be given at the
Apollo Rooms 40 Broadway. Friday evening. January
25th 1880 which sion tbs Band will daring the
Gated TO The Conover Guard Captain Church I'd Pot Pour
from the Opera Of hahomet H. Sd Quick Step. (newl
the following Committee ~ Shelton, w. Robertson Chas
ferrierJ Finiayson Elliott Myers John Az derson VIM
smith lain Dprkn Isaac alder or at the. cor ou tho
Of the Ball Headquarters Of the Band 67 Walker
street. Floor manager, Underhii ESQ
ERANKlIN THEATRE, IT'S CHATHAM SQUARE
Every evening until further notice. the original and
we'll known Female nipstrels being the only organized
band ladies IN the world They will assisted by the band
Of sable Brohers Also the wonderful tribe Of FemAle
Acrobas who will appear in variety Of gymnastie feas
Also engaged the Fairy Family together with troupe Of
Classic FEMALE Arses, who will personate new tablesux
seats ia os Boxes IS cts; Pit 1871 Private boxes s.
n ban aft ernoon performance Wednesday and Sa
turdsy at o'clock.
Two TIE THEATRICAL PRoFEssIoN.-TeE Aston
Place Opera House will be opened for dramatic
Mr. Charles Bars Ladies and gentlemen of ackno wledged
talent DESTROYS OF forming to ad
their letters (postage paid 1887 Pot Of
city, Bass at the Theatre Of vare-
ty," New Orleans.
MUsIC-MR. LEOPOLD MEYER, LATE or THE
Nl Opera Company still tab few pupils for the vo
lin, Piano and SINKING Terms moderate. Apply at leo Ca
nal street,
MADAME BoERNsTEIN- RoUrH, PROFESSOR OF
vl Singing 20 East Twenty first street. three doors from
Broadway.
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NEW hooks, &c.


MoRoANs LITERARY DEPOT. ExcHASeE PLACE
~ adjoining the Poet Vhee, New orleans. Lat the
shove establishment always be found bcobs 81 do
Acrpton eobsting of Novels History Biography, scen
Use Commercial 0eograph al, and Medical WORKS Also,
coupete Of Stationary together with a. the
Erire.rh DAILY and we.hy NeylI,rers sni s,ta,inss
tountry orders Tor articles In the trade auprsd snt Tor
uareed with despatch. Books mailed. Prompt attention
V order. J. g. MORGAN,
LiraU Depot adjoining TIE Pest ofe. New orlean. "A
FA-Cou pl-te gtments have bave made with the
principal Publishers Throughout the Union fer urp Of
The new works 90 fast ~ issued. j. "
lust NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. UNvElLE0i Nv
toeIsy Inu affed and knays-y scnufEedi luminousy
roreJrE tfe formal Hocusses whining Phlanthrors mo-
practical hess the hollow hearted swind-
lr % Labor yesot the Norhern AboiUnists This PAM
rhlei exposes the fcoundelsn and ppertca
misrsarey e thofe who have again uooted The question Of
hltk slavery for the Infamous purposes 81 ehsaQ tbor
morbid atacisf, ard whffe slavery. u the dr.
vtrr facei screechrs and de-
orsrsss the inpscahe viany 81 tose we would rob the
South. or eestroy the Union. T. v PATERSON.
2I6 Fulton street. New York.
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BALLS.

DRivATE DANoING AND wALrzING ACADEMY, IS
Bond stretthr Soaring classes for the second
ter forming For Lac Wednesday and Saturday
At 81 oeock Tuesday and Friday evening for Gentlemen
Private efsops at times pied class exclusv
for Waiting For full particulars. apply above
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NEW AND SPLENDID .fF ass'r srnaaft. d, r.
i s%ssss' 9 e. "a. ...ss
:s;s $TSS5;s % =: s::s
81 ss s,d ssS
An y
tickets 70 ,s from Panama the steamship 'snus
sss: : s s: ::s a., q !.
sss.::::' S 81 S ;sf:; cabin. q
For freight or passage spply ,sSonrpr. ,,.w.
The subsastiaI steamer COLUMBUS win be despatched
'Ss a the ss e i s. an s aSS
osos vii s. 'Ss s sp r
ne IGN tesrusry STAYING in New Orleans about four days.
shore At their own exrense.
TINTED STATES xAILsrEASERs rErwEEN new
~. s sfa cs We, hg; h. line are
ARST,c; TsessIn Luce; ANTARCTIC, csPi.in Com,
ss ies ever. s:;s
s,n 70 ,i an, ssss as Is .s IN ss.f
ol, unsqualsd for elegance comfort
bR RSaSo S$ Slv s5 3 i ss.H,s r, %
s.:,sss @ ~ vi Ss'Sl
@ S n; ,css % ss,Tfs.y @ q
esp.risl ess surreon rIil ts attached each ship
FOR San FRANCISCO. cAIIFoRHlA.-TnE NEW
na s.ssla l. ssss s sr st 4. .s1s ar
n sss q .,1. ,Dsss s"s ,s.,as :'ssa
hP 20 ws s % s.s e
gay lsh rates o. pss,fs bot VINO, a the time
ssi.,sss: .s,T TS Ts;.ssr, g.::s',
70 sLATE, GARDINER a HOW'LL
JAMES SMITH sos s'i lie s wit ,, sssa
EoH caLIroRsIA.-RrouLAE PACKET LINE
IN s ~, T . e. os r s,S sfssss ca :, ss'H
D. ~ rowLER. 70 W,st Ger u kitsny q.
an CLIPPER built Canton shp will be diaratoacl in
hteen daJa
EoR SAN FRANCISCO. CALIFORNIA uERcu.Nrs
m s n~ ayr ssp sns ~. sa *: ss. VS. "
% icoo h.rrs rsist only. Ths ,hp Remarkably fss,
I A'v % ssi ssr 81; r h's nisr p s.sA
For san I1ANcIsco. c.LIfoasIA, raE SURE
sr Sss .srs s hss "a, Ns snip
o. sailing gusls ole 10 not snrpsaed by vessel in
1o!ss a,sskss.i $ w.u.,-,,e or,o
CoR SAN TRsscIsco. cALIroRNIA.--TaE srPE-
r r s s. s s s ss Sr ,ss n
s , ~, ,'r g rs sT .ss
uso JAsEs W. ILw EIl, 81 south street
EoR SAN FRANCISCO. oALIroRaIA.-THE sPLEN-
Die fast Ealing newly sorrsred ship ALBASlA, cap.
prompt sS.sss sS,s s t s' sss.
sded BY the Subscriber FOR freight W bsins ATTENDED
''''''''' '"'' r. noLDREoE. Jr.. % wall street.
CUR TrxBrR-rHE UNDERSIGNED CALLS ruE
- attention ~ naval contractors asd shp bniders lot
Land heavily mbersd win ~hte oas, sut,
ts for sssls q the largest els. in th.snss
ruea BY the Junction " Homopy Cresk End Potomac River
Price szre leo l1ass sslss en- Ae RappAhanooA RIVER
A.k.sERNARD. rr,deriefsturr. va
AT bEE1ING or rHE PAssgNoERs BELD on
setrs -, .sS. s. na,:s -.
Efq II New YORK. Icing called 20 the chair. Charles Neal.
ff ofths ~ atuns az secretary the fc vine resou
ucfe were urtt inoutly actIted.-
Nhcrtss. lnsftrfe. In what form u itre
ofjsct the public geod and the advsocemcnt
% tie ctmncai insret 81 country, justly dems
err ttr'0us consideration and grprcft-
Ttsrsere rts,ved That TIE commercial Interest % TIE
ty 81 fhsdeIha tahnnt be- % certan etftht heier 81
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N hoard the ssamshy philadelphia, from nsvs.a, sa-
vabnsh snd Chsrietcn pt January fs1 John hrdsson,
Etq u New YORK; icing called 20 the ehsir Charles neal
ucfs were urtti moufly actIted-
kssr s Object public eeod the advsocsmcnt
tectmrtreiat intsrest 81 country justly dea
eur ttrfous consideration ard ~ proft-
Therefore rts,ved That ne commercial interest o. TIE
city fh.drha tsnrct be- 10 certain extent better AZ
vanetd then W the establishment 81 lice q
ttefners 70 Charleston ana that the Phadepha ant At
lshfc steam Nav tation ComI ~ taking the
stepsn the Of such lac have laid the
rsra ttd travelling rcrious Of Tie oonmurty under oh
liraNbfr.
tssaitsd, That We rauerrsrs en- to.ri the steamship
ladlFl 10. her late ard frt passage feel duty
tunhsnt 10 freely w THE plbe snnsr
sfifa i'm a the superior qualities Of this
th ~ naval arslfcurc whicf, fer spcec safety and
ttmfoft ttrtatuiy star d unsurrassed
Received Thai " fhe judeious fs ton ~ Captain John
0assler eonsnder. Who, nom his
we'll tfshie feruiacn e. aseamar, aud his courteous
eeEtr IT. which less make him rerti an aue
fefafd ~ the conort ard well being Of been
thvn fho pe the selection ~ fhe
tierh Mr.. Whlsm q. Nattfmsu, whose
70 tis srties reeali, rly ats hin Tor HIS sta,ior
hfoted ftat tke enterprise entered BY the phiis
a. pits ttd hrantic Steam Navestion Company fslv
uue 70 tie ~ tire conf sna p.trcn,ae the public
keivtn That he fortreing rssgiutiors BE Published In
We MIN smsrlt srd Urftss STATES osretts Penasy-
vrrr ln1uer Daily Nevs ana Psttic Ledrrr, fhls-
49, JOHN ANDERSON, President.
tuAEfrs MAI, setretary.
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Court Calendar for This Day.


Co,fmoS PLE.s Part mo. 2sT, sss, s55, ss7, Sl1
s4s 1855. Part 2-Nos IS. s. so, So 1ie 122, l26 142
156, 100, zoe, lee, les, $50, 2lo
Dress and Froef Costs-An elegant assort-
msnt French cloth sh uimminss latest style. from s.
SIS nso supply q back Doeskin pants. s. IS.
variety Of rich and choice srrng styles Of Ne - TO So
ls6 Nassau street, 50 suit r,sre
wigs and Toupees.-Anoshsr medal has
Se~n Awarded Batohslor fer the best Wigs Tou-
pcss The tuNis invited n,yest hs nev style for
wan street. ne hcsrs the largest aud best assortment in
ths city Cory the sdsress
mrstc Hair Dye.-Pbsion's Wonderful
color the hair vhssers the moment
applied without - the hair shin 10 be washed
immediately without disturbing the coor and has bst
oasr. lis applied or sold - raALoNs, w Brosdssy
HAIR Dye.--Batcheicr's Liquid cosors the
hair vhiskers ths moment ~ y spilled without njury "
the hair ssni can be washed nmsdatsy without a.
SURFING coor and hes bad edor applied, sod
wholesale and retail az BATcHkioRs via fae,ery Van
street. Cory the address
STAN crsug.-C. weeks GUARANTEES per
fct Of al OF fmpedsnt 10 the speech. in four
veets a. 81 Broadsay NJ stairs Ths best Of refsrs.ees
Lours, from " l-H, A. NJ, and from 2tos. y. N.
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BnNRy ROuERo. Hsrla omes.

e. ALIroRNIA EEnoRAspus.-A nav GOLD
~ Wssl orease With quicksilver, ~ vhich every
particle 81 gold ssavea IL nov for sale TIE Cafi mia
Uutft Depot m Psk Rev. New fort Price only s. where
Gene and see. ARNOLD BJFFJM
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CAiiroRNIA TxFREss -OFFfcEs OF oREoosYs
~ Fsrtssss-Nev York 90 Pearl firstti San Fnnctco.
Hutton d Pimmermsna ard " ID kohlers hiuti sscra-
nento City. o. Itonard Co.'S store kofmrn lsani
Connected rirte ard Trading Compasy stores Cullo-
~ suttcr's WI. Mefrs Little 20 v % Dry Die
fpra Coodirr Cos Yufa River Rose Reyrelds store.
The urdsrsrred srrived from California IN the rt p 81
hsrurire fitv has csurie'ei ents for
feueer 70 leave New Yoft San Francco " s,etars,
stri nonthy, and e. direct thrush With mss,nre md
mail r.res One will leave York TIE In February,
ty Me Empire City, and attend rrour 70 delivering and
eollse tins Tor thfs Trrrss his arriyalin Canrns
JOtfPH W. gnnGORY. ~ Pearl street..
NB-ku p,ymerts this Express can be pats IN Ca'-
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FOR SALE AND TO LET.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS c>SNS1S..s>>>>>-
HOUSES AND LOTS FOE SALE, AT HOBoKEN-
viii be sold low and the easiest Enquire
~ the Boboken Land Ohee Of w. w. suIPPEN. Agent
MISERABLE PROPERTY FOR sALE.-TnE SUB
~ riber offers for sale her farm containing ~ OF land
under Of cultivation, With and
dwelling house. two eotnges, barns &c. attached situated
two mes north Of kewburr the turnpike road Terms
easy. Apply TO Mrs.. @. NEWCOMER. las Broadway
HARDWARE STOCK FOR sALE--rHE OWNER.
wishing TO retire. will sell his seck fair price
He has tees established for the In
place The purchaser ais, have lease Of the IL
situated in the immediate vicinity Of New York Particu
tween the hours OF sndSA n, and aud s 2. Il.
I've LIT AND IMMEDIATE POSSESSION OWEN
The spacious and esgant building in Broadway betvsen
street The several stories will be let separately desired
Also store Ne lSs Pearl street For Sale 30 LetThe
fine church the south side Of Sixth between abe
second and Third svesgea Apply to y. ARGENT, ~
Very GOOD caANCE-uoTEL AND BOARDING
HOUSE 10 let with the rorniture for ssieTAe house
eoirg good business and siuaed in the Of the
business and 10 srisng chance
foftune The tenant Of this house 10 leave
he IL obliged 10 10 Europe family Affairs. TIE
chaser Of the furniture have possession immediately
for further partouiar address note TO 3. H., Herald
Once.
ITO JET-Two LARGE ROOMS. SIXTY BY THIRTY
of Tenth street and Broadway. The marble
well lighted. and suitable Tor manufactures
poses Apply on The ptems.s
NoucE-A SMALL OFFICE rs WANTED IN fas
IN vicinity Of Nassau. John. Fulton. william streets
bent be moderate. Any gentlemen having
than he requires and willing divide hear teaaat
~ aetrsssins note TO NJ mo. Herald Once.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-01-25

nRo DF CALIrORNIA-TBB ADVERTISER. WHO
O nectsd with active and extensive merchants IN San
rrncisco with sbundan capital DESTROYS % arrensny
rib rsspeetate reIsan, unite IN c.yins On
krire ~ Gold, extensively. Win ream power. &c.
ereeisly old tesfire quarts tsee TIRE rep,ri Of
the Hen r. g. Kinr n is derahis 70 commsrce orera-
t Qucky ard considerable outlay Will Re requisite,
requested ths Apply vho cannot a. once enant
q. esst sS coo $1,000 anda truly ectnhe suc1
irvited a. adres pastsr paid ~ foot irving rial
and whom sn insrviev nay Ne had. GOOD orp rtunty
Offers airo si 40 w0nif lks frkhe
place vhsre 80 cunts doullsd In Or lsca The
advertiser intends o. Ing =. s. r,-e,u.. s.o,.lv