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SpYlug and sumner ooeAs1e
FRESH SUPPLY!H
>. ". uARnEvr = a..

= - u
DESPECTFul.I.i invite public attept,.. !.
ccjyed at their stand nj the Wet ~ p
Public square Marshall. They would
their customers. and the public gene,,llv' 4
their goods were bought In New Oslssss. ~
regular importing houscs, and they Aatse, tks~
seIyc. they will BIZ able to give general ~.
fiction. Their stock consists IN part y ~
lows, viz:
Lowell; brown and bIcnchcd domese, :,
every variety. brown and b.cached dir.
co,ionade ci English, French, and Ape,.Ss.'
manufacture dcnms; yamIct jeans; CO...
cloth tckng GOTTEN stripes apron ehres..
grass cloths; dimiiry, &c, &c; damast ~
,ains. embroidered dol linen coating; -
dress linen; slate do. do Irish linen; b,or,
black, and white holland, table linen; do eIo,is
do diaper; napkins &c, &c, printed musli..,
black do; Swiss and null muslins, chech.I
plaid. and striped Swiss embroidered do. 4
patterns French jaekonets of every ,ssirtv
einghams of every variety; chambry do, ~
colors chambry linen, plain and solid color.
. changeaLie do, do, &c: vclvcts; alpacas, h,ea
blue, and brown: embroidered muslin ca.,.,
,ci,s parasols; silk and pocket hdkfs. ~
black and riik cra,ats; linen and lawn, L..
long miits. kid and silk gloves; iaces, edrias
inserting, &c; hosiery of every variety.
NOV NETS
| o. Fancy silk bonnets, with ard withos.
Ial- plumes; open worked do; lace d.;
French lace do. Mohalr do; Miss Jenny Ii.
do. Bonnet and cap ribbons; French howss
wreath~, &c
n BOOTS AND SHOES
II OF every variety, three dozen Dsneisr
fumgs.
II 4 rs.
nrab beaver hats moleskin and silk h:
Baena Vista and Charpcachy do.
NiUULEKy
IA Ladies and gcntemens saddles; hi
tA dies, mariingales, girlhs, .urcings,
birdie Filings, &c.
- UtRD WARE.
~ Axes, halchcs, hammers drawing chans
" chsels, saws drawing knives. hinges, butA
screws powder, lead, shot; cutlery, nails, &c.
/ CrOckcry China, and Glass Ware, Tin ~
Wood Ware:
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A { 4 X d.
AIRS. J. b. vAuoHT & IL L. OWENS.
II. T.. 4 ", ~. DIAL.

u. +. x W. H. USVE.
phvsicianx, Surgeons, and UdSiciricianS,
\NrliL practice lhcir profession in partnership.
w and ore or both my at all times be found
a, their old stand on the nurih side Of the public
square H. an cases of importance The service,
of both will be given without an additional
fee They will Keep the finest selection of
medicines and furnish their patrons il desirable
M.i,aall, January Isi, ls5l. ~
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ss.atsO H0gsCS. SEuS.c, and 1iNsicai
&cge'si.saslsse.
The sHDserher, have GOV AVID IN
sga always 70 keep on hand, for
~ = - sale ID jhr most reas0na - prices
q good aasor'mcat aI tue Bes FGFo Ior'es
manufactured A tlls eu0u,yy and "a France
They ar -vir r,,nis ipf i.ofsts paignt do ble
Iron framed palp ,ofies iiic most dgahle ard
d,eftill ihe best paao gov ,R use. They are
pec4lwdr adapted go NE soutiCul orany datap
climate il'cis being hrt Very li.c glue IN lie
buAy OF aIe p.nn, consequently they VIII r.
neiu ul9ri longer j. t.de tImn ung U}hcr msi,t.
as she wcailpf bias no ciaei upon them. IW
ca.f 20 zee ifpl piAaG g. independent of the
body and can ie ca ily removed "a pieasufe.
'lie one b mo loll, rich, and mellow than IN
other lHnus We rapport The plcyei u Co.
Pans f.uo' made expressly 10 our order r.
amos oi q, = q. aaa , cct@rcs, somc IN rich
carved
81 a--'ieig' ous, saTsf'nes. cutters Of the
besl mslers, vo'ns, 'loloBee'los, aeeordeops.
flutes hgrlos muse UoNcs, ad Instruments of
al bhia nl,af, agrp. violin, ,iU.olcel.o and
o.hor SITTING qggs bslfl.es greds, lng,' boards,
bo@s, bon ha.r, ieH pieces, rosa, - Piano
Forte aud osher music pnhlis'ied, ana Music re-
eesvea AoA all NE Northern Publishers 40 soon
A. paals'ieA. ueefs tlom The country sole
iied sud promptly attended 10. 4 liberal dis
count nf'de Oh hrac orders and 10 mu-ic
ieaehcrs ~ Vie ,abscr.bprs import most of
ihtir gooa-, thgy eau o.er better Inducements
70 purchasers 10 gise H.cm q call before pur-
chasing, ~ 80. 90 Comp slnri, New Orleans,
just two doors .sofl 6rsiiet street.
nl5 ly TYLER & HEWITT.
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They have nov 100 store - pairs OF Wheel,
80 .ll ron aAie. and shafts Of : 10 INCHES aiid
20 p.irs Of ,. 20 . inches, with woed asleS
N~o-Sir Wagons complete
AiN with IRON aSleuees, price ; 10
sxs.&N1AA- each. Two pairs Of timber
wheels. with screws, ~ feet high inch tread.
They take orders for all kinds Of wagon work
aud deliver them ON plantation, at manuiae-
tuners prices.
Al-o--A large assortment Of Hafd'care, for
plantation use. viz: chains; wrought and cut
nails: 'luuf. axes; socket spades, long ham
die -ho,ei- and spades. hoes Of all knd,
cane knives, hook aud plate hinges; grind
stones common and Scotch collars. MANILA
mud larred rope eross-cui, pit, and mill saws ;
files Of al Kinds iron blocks, with 7 inch
sheayes; large assortment If English and
American bar ron; IRON aNlo-, with hoNe. :
sperm whale, and n,eed obs, spirits of tuf-
pcniinc putty, window glass and paints Of
ail kinds. HOGAN q TlkLAi u.
Corner Custom aud Levec, y O. n26 dm
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=. nosTn0ss. y. sfuWELL.
MONTKOSS f. sTiLWELi, " tolesaie
AVA and Retail Dealers IL CLOTUIAG q,
Ne. ~ Ms.axinc street, corner Of Common
.elFer. New Orleans.
N. h-Measurrs ,algca ia New Orleans for
Gcnt!cmcn's Clothing, and made to order nj
their house in New York. al shorg notice, and
N the i.essi sftfs.
~ SIiwrll d, MontroAs, Manufacturer. liz
Patton IT.. New York. ri9y
We would respectfully issitc our customers,
snd purchasers generally, 10 wan, Of Fine, Fash
toasbs Gliding, 10 cali and examine our large
- esaplsts stock, comprising ID part tlle fol-
5o0iaf goods:
aak md colored cloth dress coats
~ end eoissvd cloth froek coats;
nrk and cnlorfd sack and sad coats;
Caahmcso End tws "A sack and sAad coats;
Ysaey tweed busiaess coats,
c3s1k4 - svsesssss !, "a varieties;
suk saasiassse fGntas
b sk dastAia - oesvs -;
GhoU ea4aiGnses peatss
36 sn1}aekts pants;
W snsAlnsss sssts
6a yss4s;
~ - ley vslvss rests;
Bta 11sn, ksnlksvwAisJi, ~ i4ay
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r..,.,~ nox.,,, NtruoLAs q AhHfgefua
uNOnBI<S. ATTRACTION q Go, Cum
* ra,s.r, sai Communication Hgc4gHis, No.
~. hank Place, New Orleans
RrrEg:-Mr. Dandrdge Ellis, I-qr Hot-
ton, Bowie Counis, Texas Ncssf.. ti} a"
Ward, Jefferson Texas; Ward WILSON 'i''-
~, o, 1850. r20 ~
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hEW ORLEANS.

~ A. HEnRARD. DRY Gco.is Sfors' wao'e
ssls and retail. No. - Canal street, ne"
IL niay
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MORRIS and ESSEX RAILROAD

Iva PASSENGER TRAINS UP = Leave New yorr foot
Of Corland-st 9 An. snd 50 Pm Leave Newark -
An aod 4 bpm.
P.ssEssEs TshIHs DOws.--Lo4ye Dover a. 4. and
as p 81 MorristOwn IS A. N. and - =. Aadiso1
J45A 81 and 2 10 p NJ Summit % A. ". and % 2 Nj
alhle i5A n and s Tsp N Orange ~ q ~ ana
t35PM -. -, a..
FRsIGsT rRAIEs-I,eaye Dover An. and Z. liz Az
ORAseE hOEsk CAk.-Lesse Orspgs A. n ana Il
p N New York II 80 A. M and 40 +.
Passengers by these trains rece'yed snd de1vofe1
..cb -vsy Al North and South Orange MiNle, Summit
Chathsul Madison MorYfFtowD. bsrris PAins osnTlls,
A, no1ar stages connected N1lE me "a pnsDsngef
tnlp leave Tor suckasEnnJ stanhope NewtOn nscsee-
,o.rn md Hone daily Milford and Owego On Mondays
Wsdpesdays and Fridays and foT Sparta, yohnsonbmg,
Rsir.royn Columbia Delaware Wser Gap, Suong sDufghy
stnBbg 10 The Isckawsnns WORKS passing taroug % Bers
tonydle Stsnhope (Pa) Smiths Tavern, Neagesye, Gu.
Ton Dunmore. Hyde Park 10 Providence on fneedsy4
Thorsdays and Saturdays, and rst1rnng meet Ms IN
trains for NevvYork $500 -
de arrival on The and p 81 trains from, and meet The
A N and p NJ trains for New-York
Al Morhstown stages leave he aznvni OF no a NJ
passenger trains soS Mondhsm, Chester schoosys n0un
ain Washington Belyidsce and Esston daily and mes
the r NJ train for New-York. a. -.
Also Tor Baking Ridge the Hnysl Oh ne r ~; IAN
returning morning connecting win we A. ~ 3sAn w
Hew-Yoh .---.-s.--...s-
are to procure heir tickets before skng e0
saafa IN ne cara Tfc vii received only On We dey
-, rrehasad Fhe from each station where uckeu
.e .ok An 10 Zee cents when psid 10 tho cars, u&1
,hec nd s,r AZ kets at the several cket oces Pssen
Ssrs IRE 10 sbov her tickets To he conductor when rel
Ezired. ee
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VSHE NETWORK AND LIVER
! POOL limited STATES MAIL SrEANERS.-

The ships comprising Lbis line are The
Att aNTIC Capt West PACIFIC Capt Nye,
ARCTIC Capt Luce BALTIC. capt COms.ocA'
ADRlATIC. Capt Grafton.
These shps have been built by contract, expressly Tor
oysr ent se vice every has been taken 10 her con-
suc,on as also 10 their Engines y insure strength and
speed AID tbeif accommodations for passengers are un-
eoualed fer elegance or comfort 400
Pnce Of passage from NowYorE 20 Liverpool slSOi ak
elusive use Of size t5z5; from Liverpool
10 New York fS5 An experienced surgeon suached 70
each ,hip No berth can be secured unu PAID FOR
Tbs owners Of these ships viii not be accountable for
eold silver bullion specie ie~elry precious stones or
nssIs unless bills OF lsding signed therefor, and roe
Va ne IN errof therein Xpressed -.
'auo '"o' ppppoSEn Mates OF SAILING
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MEDICAL.

DHEUMATISM, PAINS, and Stiffness
III the Josts Swelling Of the Muscular Substances
near them al oiher distressing symptoms too vel Known
TO reed description may be eeciHay removed ny tne use
OF Rings Compound Syrup Of d. dodae OF fOtassa Saf
sspAIiiS and Yellow Dock Root IL is recOmnenue9 n
fun confidence being specific and needs but Tia 20
convince the most ncTedUOua Of s surprsng proPefues
Prepared snd for sale by c. II RING, Druggist aao
Chemist. 1872 Broadway corner ofJohnst MIA I'm
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II s. MAIL STEAMSHIP COnPA-
OsNY. FOR CHAGRES, HAVANA AND NEW
ORLEANs-T Through Tickets 10 San francisco al Re
duced Raes-Chsgres passengers transferred az Havana
10 the splenc ID steamship FALcON-On WEDNESDAY,
March &C. ats n. the splendid dOubIeengne steamship
OUTo 5000 turs bur,heu James Fiudlsy Scbsnek Co
mAude will sail precisely al O'Clock ~ from ne' pier
Al foot Of Warrenst = R. With the Government Mails, DR.
rect for HAVANA, NEW-ORLEANS add CHAGRES
Freieht taken to New. Orleans at usual rsies
Specie only tsien on freight 10 Havana
All bills ofssng must signed before the sailing oi1he
vessel. - - oOopprc
70, passage or freight, apply 10 NJ D ROBERTS,
ml2tMHis ~ west 81 corner W anen-s@
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SCOTS VEGETABLE PILLS.
AtThess very celebrated Pills can be bad In large or
small Quantities II i5g Easssust Trhuue suidiugs
miStf GEORGE n. BELL.
DRiVATE LYING-IN ASHLU NJ
The propielors Of he above Institute haye conclude
10 name he Terms OF admission 10 the ability Of the sppl
.snis Communications and anplic atoms 10 be made TO
25f I'm Dr. KENNEDY is6 Dusne-psrk
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Morse COMPOUND syrup or
MELLOW DOCK ROOT.-Wo teol


4 prompted by every principle OF hunsnlty, 10 make
known 10 the world the wonderful efficacy OF tAs e1sOi
dluRry preparation Thousands have been renewed OF
great Of suffering and many lives saved D .Ee IS
sfi It's acknowledges by The best udges OF MEDICINE q
BE- the most eegan scenhc and Saulay preparation nov
Ia nae aud Sc depursve remedy, seldom syeI SquRso
Il stands unrivslej for the Of Eryspeih san theen
gRuksr Scroule and all the various diseases arising TOE
az impure state OF the Blood Also al Bilious complaints
and Is used with unpreceden In al cGses oil Fenes
weakness and general debility, strengthening The weaken
So body vipg tone TO The various organs ana inygorst
,rg the entire system and sfO tot1ecure OF Liver co
sitirt Cssrrh Dyspepsia Hsadachel Dizziness Coughi
&c Those agecyed WIN Chronc DiseSseseoi Whatever
Boru will find this medicine not only pleasant 10 lhe l1to
su certain cure If Il be within the power Oh FemediA.
ssens 10 affect their disease lie composed OF medcinos
a. happily combined tend directly 10 give tone to the
stomach and bowels xc!te healthy action the Liver anc
The whole GlendulRr Sysem asy Nervous lrrtS5iy, sno
promote the seton ~ the Lungs thus rendering sp
pllcEbe 70 all diseases OF Chronic nature IL 10 purely
vegetable, and may be used 10 ell cmsiss ard At al sea
sons OF the year. - 80 ,,.-. -.
Prepared only by c. MORSE co, a. lO2 FounIsin-st
rrovid R. and cold BY thousands al over me Un
ID States CsnsdGs, Re Hayd0ck Cornes Ciay, ia
Sszrl4t N York. General Agents. llo ON
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CALIFORNIA-OpposltiOn 70 U. >.
- Mail STEAMERS and 10 all other slow llnes. B sh'
FORD co California Express Co. viii send SPe,
cs Messenger with Letters and Parcels by me spsAoe
he 5h met with four days s.er news which w % ~
Hvered In San Francisco advance OF The u D MAI VI
I'll inst Passage by Brother jonathan 20 Cnsgres az
be secured this Office Let Cabin $50; = Csoia 80
Sieersge SO Number limited Postage = eis @ IAN VI
cshfn, Al his Office BERFORD L CO,
Aator House. Nesey-sLs
milo Ct and corner OF Clay and Kearney San Fr.ucseo
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WATER CURE.
INSURANCE.

DROOKLYN IREINSURANCECO co.
O-Ofice No. Merchants Exchange, Wal-sL N. Y.
and IS Fulton-st Brooklyn WIN. ELLSWORTH, Preft
A. g. STEVENS, Secretary. III 6mE
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FEHE NEW ENGLAND LIVESTOCK
4 INSURANCE COMPANY, OF New Haven. Conn
Insure bOrsea cattle, &c, against oss from death eiihe
from natural cause accident OF dteaEe OF any uescpuon
Whatever. .
New-York Agency, 50 Willrm'sL, Merchants Ex-
change. IMU l.. D. hAhT. agent
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PROPOSED DATEs OF oAILINu'

For s5lfgbt or passage spoly to EDWARD X COL
TiNS ee sVsH.st NeE.YOfE, BROWN, SMILEY
co Liverpool, L. O. ROBERTS co. ~ king' Arn'
Yard Iondop Boulevard MOnimartre, Pans -,
Ahsr ne lst Of Api neIi, he rate Of fssht ~ Iue
above steamers from Liverpool viii 10 materially reduceo
mSu
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Ferry Dsviss
ALEGETABLE PAIN kILLER, is The

MRS BURRs
A NTIQUE OINTMENT.-A sure and
IN speedy cure for the PILES Chsfed Limbs Chappeo
Hands &c. This sTucle has lsng seen used IN puysI:
,rRcce and acknowledged 70 be The best sres extEni
Tor the relief Of the shove named complaints
For Sale a. wholesale and retail In NewYork, - geo
~ MAbee 81 NsA-sO a. Minor Co. PA fulton a. a %
o. sands 100 FutOn-st HavRsnd Keese Co 20
AAiden-lspe, c. V. Chckensr Co 81 BsrclsysL O. d
Ring Broadway. corner Of yosnSt }. l. Codfnglon'
corner Of springsL Agent for Brooklyn. Mr.. NJ HsJs
us Fut0n-st
Put up and sold 81 wholesale oy
PERRY DAVIS SON PropnetorA
~ Sms u High-st Providence K. l.
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PHILADELPHIA AND LIVER

DHILADELPH1A AND LdF En-
a POOL LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
CITY OF GLASGOW. 1910 mns. Cspt. X, M&heWa
PENNSYLVANIA .2O tuns, Capt W. g. sIotesoury.
CITY OF PHILADELPHIA, 2069 tuns
Two Of the above ships now being builL and VII
be placed on the line during the ensuing summer
Ths CITY OF GLASGOW. Capt g. T. Mathews, Cats
ofthe Crest Western y IL Intended 10 sai as under
FROM PHILADELPHIA FROM LIVERPOOL.
Saturday 18Th March "wednesday, i9h February.
Tbursday Nav l5 "Wednesday, April Is.
RATES OF PASSAGE.
PROM PHILADELPHIA From LIVERPOOL
SalOon.......I0O Dollars. Saloon. ......2 4uneea
Cabin. ....... so Dollars. Cabin. ...lS Gulneaa
These ralesincluds Provisions sndS wards Wee bui no
Wines or Liquors, which can be- haa oard.
First class steamships ply between verpool ana oas-
gov, Hsve, Rotterdam, Leghom Marselles and other
MeciterraL ports by which goods can be shipped 70
Liverpool ard thence by this line to Philadelphia direct
WORLDS FAIR "A limited number OF pafssngers VIII
be taken out and for 5000 IN the saloon and Slo In
the cabin state rooms The accommodations and attend
ance will be found most superior.
An experienced Surgeon will be carried on eacn SNIP
Freight dry goods sOs. per tun.
All goods he Agents Ia Philadelphia ana Liver
pool Will be tor warded with economy and dispatch
FOR freight passage. apply 10 r,
RICHARDSON WATSONG co New York and Phiisd
RICHARDSON. BROTHERS CO. Liverpool .,
PATRICK HENDERSON 4 co. Glasgow. JHu
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COAL.

HNHE SUBSCRIBER is authorized las
Agent Of ire Company 10 contract FOR the eeye 2,
cARGOEs Of The eelebrsied COAL from The Salem Hi
Mines al Potisville. Pa, formerly worked By Mines
haywood and John 9. Hewes - Conn.,, =, u,.u.
2lf ". ,. Y. OOOHN, ~ Y,
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD
1880. WINTER ARRANGEMENT. 1881
NETWORK NNEW-HAVEN RAIL-

NEW Ohh O. ~ r. w Ia cIN MALI
lVR0AD.-On and sner "Wednesday, Dec is, the GLOW.
ing lraips win leave the Cansst staoa near Broadway
Pssser gers also received 81 the New-York and Hairless
Railroad Ofhce, TWENTY -seventh-et
l. Accommodation Train Al , Is An for new-k0csel.si
Aamsroneck Rye Port Chester 0reenwien STAMFORD De.
a. a,trS nors M New Haven Passengers fsp hs
WayStacns for Albany and the Stations on the housaene
and Naagstnck Railroads VII Jake This uan and stop
depce Worcester, Hartford springfield and Connecticut
ayer Railroads VIII take hts Train and JOIN Express Tran
At Eew-Haven Passengers for Canal Railroad sop al
Express Train at O'Clock AM for Stamford, Bridge
Haven and The Canal Railroad Middleton, Hartford,
SPRINGFIELD and Connecticut River Railroad, Worcestar.
Recommendation Train At 9 O'Clock A. NJ for New.
haven and intermediate Stations Passengers By this
Train for the Csnal ka5oed WI remain al Eew,hsyss
RAILROAD remain in New.Haven until zP NJ
Express Train ais NJ for Stamford, Norwsk, sndgs
mort arc RaugaIuck Railroads Waterbury, kew-HAyea.
Esrtfsr6 Springfield Worcester and Boston
s. Accommodation Train Al 4rh for Hsw-Hsyen ana
g. CommatstiOn Train asrM for Bridgeport snd ~
's'mo's'' 'T TRAINS TO rEw.YoRk
l. Commaanon Train ii 9 10 An RON Bridgeport, stop
plnE a. ell the Intermediate Stations
z Accommodates Train ~ A a. FOR NewHavczs
Eopping Al all Intermediate Stations.
s. Accommodation Train Al 20 AN nom New-hsvszi
stopping at all intermediate Stations feeeyng pss.yggen
nom Hartford and New Haven Canal Railroad, and ha1k.
1920 rain Al 10 PM lin connection viii TIE IN.
prese Train nom Boston) New Haven, stopping q
Bridgeport Stamford receiving passengers Rom ne
Housafone Railroad at Bridgeport ~.
stopping at all intermediate stations eoslvng pAsscn Ser
nom ue Accommodations Tran from Boston, sns rom
the HGugstuck Railroad al BIldgepoftl
cypress Train at 10 NJ lor In connection with IN
press Train from Boston stopping a Snagsp1r- uorwnz
= Express Train at Is, P nom bridgeport IN Goa
necion with the Housatonc Train Albany and Pitts-
re reonested 60 orcare ckets before taxing
seats 10 the Ger, Ina ~ ss MASON. supt
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1OSTAGE o5 CENTS no CALIFOR-
n 9 PASSPORTS for CALIFORNIA,
CROSBY & BELKNAP,
u LawYERs AND LAND AGENTS,

Y LAWYERS AND LAND AHENfof
San JOSE. CALIFORNIA.
y o. CROEBY d. r. BELKNAP,
The above are located Al the OF Government within
sx hours travel OF San Francisco and have arrangements
for transactng business In all pars Of the State they re-
fer TO Hon VIM n Gwin, Washington, d. c.; Hon. z.
G. Spading Buffalo; AID. J. Il Cook OF Thirteenth Ward,
New. YORK Ira Smith Co. l04 Pesrlst A. Benedict
ESQ 20 Ws-st Z c. Benedict, Esq 70 Waist Gree
ley 4 McElrsih; R. NJ Price, ESQ 40 Wsll.st h. Bel
KNAPP Son, Gold-sL; 7. Keusest & Co p Old sup.
l0fSm
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TTNTPED STATES MAIL LINE from

limited STATES MAIL LINE from
u CHARLEsTONto HAVANA, via SAVANNAH snd
KEY WEsT-The splendid steamship ISABEL trns
burden, commanded BY Capt Wi.lsm Rollins, VIII eoLn
mence her regular fps Monday, Oct and sail reg
lsry nom Charleston for Havana The ls and lon
Of each month and from Hsvsna 10 Charleston on he SD
ard I'd.
From Charleston snd Savannah 10 HavSna, SO.
Fron Charleston and Savannah 10 Key West $50.
gor PARTICULARS. apply 20 . -, -. -. =.
10 Chs-lestou IN M c MORECAL
Agents IN haeauH DRAKE, bkOlhEhS co
Psssengers eavihg Havsna by is sh.p resca Bald
more The land route the 6h dsy. BY meeting The
steamer souherper. reach New York In same time n
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x~.INTERS GLAIIEho ohoII-
,KERs!H Builders and Others istesessea re,e
Der 1t So ~ verv hest Qualities " Trench aud Ani'
ors Ss 81 c ss 70 SKIS a. The very 9w ss
es,h Price. FoIiR EXTENSIVE STEAM POWER
BY le ~ .Iis Kept constantly IN operation am enaoed
fsls seer srciss Of Paint. at lower prices tnAn ay
% cell ps.~turer 10 the Ua'ted states Paints OIs
cher snd every article In The Inc IN any quantity
Psry, SF's SAMUEL SOH0UNMAkEA
Chathani-sqlare Re~-Yofk
ucifv purchasers viii hSve heir ois aeilVes ~.
rodii6o snd free Of charge any part OF me ci'y'
R-S2weod'
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COUGH SYRUP only

l2k cents This 10 one Of the very best remedies tof
Cough Cold Hoarseneaa, kc. II cannot be praised 100
sehlv Just try bottle or II Ia very pleasant to
AXE Sold, wholesale and retail, al SANDS hsmmon
50, go 60 II Isussst ms imf
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Office OF tne
GROCERS' FIRE INSURANCE co.
~ No 81 Wa[st, corner Of Pearl-st
CAPITAL 5000 ,OOOs
At election held this day, the following gentlemen
Directors this Company the ensungyesr
Sampson Moore, Moses TAYLOR George Elder
BENZ B. Sherman, Marshall Pepoon, Francis Skiddy,
Peter Martin Alexander II. Grant, Chas. Burkhster
Rufus Story, Asa s. Porter, james b wilson,
Henry Edey, Isaac G. Taylor, William K Foster.
At a subsequent meeting OF the Board SAMPSON
MOORE Esq, unanimously reelected President Of
the Company. J. MILTON SMITH, Secretary.
New.YOrk, Feb. s, 1851.
RIB This Company continues TO Insure Buildings,
Merchandise Household furniture, Vessels In POrt, &C,
the favorable AL losses promptly adjusted
ana rata 6fn
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A MERICAN EXPRESS COMPANY.

IA JOHNSTON LIVINGSTON, having purchased,
with others. the whole stOck and interest OF William A.
Livingston in the American Express Company Notice 10
therefore hereby given hal the said William A
ger member Of said Company. nor OF he arm OF
Livng stou Fargo Co. said Johnston Livingston having
.ak en- his plsce In said 6rm. WIN O. FARGO, Sec'y.
Dated New York. January is, 1911 ~ In
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OCEAN STEAM NAVIGATION

OCEAN ST EA NJ NAVIGATION
OCOMPANY-FOR BREMEN, VIA SOUTHLAND
TON-The United States Mail steamship HERMANN, e.
Crsbiree Commander will sail for 81 emen, via Southamp
Ton. on SATURDAY, March u, from pier North River.
Price OF passage In the FIRST cabin, SM
Price OF passage In the second cabin, SOU
Apexperiepced Surgeon 10 attached TO me SNIP
An letters must pass through the Post-Ohce
Specie delivered In Hayre al reduced rates.
For freight or passage applyto 49,
MOLLER, SAND & RlERA, Agents,
r,5 IT, bR1ii4i7IQ2l 81 Broadway.
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,,71Nn0W S9ADES AND TRIM

NE1NDOW SHADES AND NV ~,
w MNGs nv 6. X. RIKEk X co. iinpoI'1 ~ SlS
uspssrsse on closs Buff and White Linens &c whole
~ ~ e,si Al he Oldest esiab 10 M oneI
49, No l8l CHATaAMSr and DEFY AZ coupSuuOe, Au9
suy OF their stock a. lower prices hsn can 90 iouha
S4.ciy. All shades warranted not % cur or lex.
NB-fhe trao fur nished win L5si'n a"o A'i7''00N
cnbnes fSe"' &c ~ '"' G. X RIKER & co.
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