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In the United States circuit court at New
Orleans, on the 10th instant, Judge McCALEB
delivered his opinion on the points raised by
the accused in this case, as to whether the in
dictment sufficiently charged and alleged his
intention of raising military expedition for the
invasion of Cuba, so as to permit evidence to
be received to prove the fact, and as to the ad
instability of evidence to show that means were
employed for that purpose other than those ex-
pressed in the indictment. His honor, after
reading lengthy opinion, decided that the in
dictment was sufficiently explicit in its charges
to admit the evidence.
JOHN HIGGINs was then recalled for the pro-
secution. He gave detailed statement of his
embarkation on board the Creole, his arrival at
Mugeres and Contoy, the landing and battle at
Cardenas, and the arrival at Key West. There
were five hundred and twenty men on the
Creole. The powder and muskets were re-
ceived at the Balize. The men were not or
ganized until within two days of the Island OF
Mugeres. The witness shipped for Chagres.
A number of other witnesses gave in their
testimony, which was mainly confirmatory OF
that given by HIGGINs, and closed the evil
dence on the part of the Government, except
that Mr.. HuNroN, the United States district
attorney, offered in evidence the clearances OF
the bark Georgiana and brig Susan Loud, for
Chagres, in coal ballast.
General GONZALES was then called, and
sworn for the defence, and deposed in very
nasre manner to all the material acts which
have been charged against the Cuban invaders,
except that he maintained that in all their pro-
ceedings they had taken legal advice, and de-
signed to accomplish their purpose without VIC
lating the laws of the United States.
Mr.. SEGUR was then sworn, and testified
that he was present at conversations concern
ing the selection of Mugeres for the rendezvous,
and that Mr.. HENDERSON took every preca...
ton that was possible in order to avoid violat-
ing the laws of the United States.
On Monday, the 18th instant, Mr. BENJA-
MIN made and concluded his argument on the
part of the Government.
MIR. HENDERSON followed in his own defence,
in which he was interrupted on the following
day by the illness of witness, when the court
adjourned. He was expected to yesume his de-
fence on the 18th; and would be followed by
MIR. HUNToN, who would close the case
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NATIONAL HALL.-CIRcrs.

THE famous FRENCH Q UEsTRIANTROUPE,
Il including the unrivaIled queen of all riders
Madame Caroline Logo, in her celebrated Monaee
Act, this (THURSDAY) EVENING, Jan 90
The performances will commence with Grand
Cavaicade. Young Baptiste Loisset, in his grace
full and wonderful Act. NJ Eaton Stone viii ride
his wild and extraordinary
BARRIER ACT OF 'HORSEMANSRIP.
M w. t. Wallet, the intellectual Clown. will
contribute his full share to the evenings enter
tainment M. Loisset, M. Gardner, in a Scene
ACT. Mons Lee will appear; together with the full
strength of the Company
Doors open at 8; performance commences at
O'CLOCK Reserved seats, 75 cents Parquette, 90
cents. Gallery, % cents. CoIored Gallery. 20
cents Seats may be secured the Office through
out the day. Further particulars 10 bills of the day
grand performance on Saturday afternoon.
Jan %
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MIR. AND MRS. HLAsKO HAVE TIL

MIR. AND MRS. HLASKO HAVE THE
w honor of informing the ladies and gentlemen
OF Washington that their Dancing Academy, at
the Saloon of Temperance Hail. E street, will be
opened for receiving the pupils on Tuesday next,
the 2lst of January, 1851.
Rules and terms will be furnished at the Dancing
Saloon every day, from ii o'clock A. M, until 10
O'Clock, p. Nj.
REFERENCEs
Washington--Mrs.M Willard Fillmore, Hon. Hen
ry Clay.
Balimorc-Mcssrs. j. N. Bonaparte, ]. Ridgely,
Of Hampton, Hon. b. G. Howard Charles r. Car
roll, s. Owings Hoffman, Stuart Appleton. Alex
ander b. Gordon, John Glenn, j. Hanson Thomas,
J. Pennington, John ii. b. Latrobe, William
McKim, William IL. Norris, Robert McKim.
Observation-Disclosures William II. mcfarland, Ro-
bert &. Stanard, DIR. Gibson, DIR. Haxall.
Mr.. II. is instructor at Mrs. Phelpss Patapsco
Institute, Elilcotts Mills. Mrs. Gibson's Ingieside
Academy, Mr.. and Mrs. Archer's, and at MIR. and
Mrs. Streetefs Academies Jan l7-dtf
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Commission on Claim. against Mexico
TUESDAY, January 81, 1861.

The memorial Of Frederick Bange and Alfred
Southmayd, claiming for the seizure and detention
of the schooner Caroline, at Barita, on the goth
April, lS46, and for consequent damages, being
taken up for consideration together with the proofs
and documents connected herewith, the Board
came TO an opinion that the claim valid against
the republic of Mexico, and the same allowed
accordingly; the amount to be awarded subject to
the future action of the Board.
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THE LATE Col. GALT.--At meeting of officers
Of the United States army, held at Fort Monroe,
Virginia, January Is, 1851, Gen. Bankhead pre-
siding, it was unanimously resolved:
lst That we have heard with deep regret the
death of our esteemed friend and companion in
arms, Brcvet Lieut.. Col. Patrick H. Gait, Major
I'd Artillery, and that his loss to the service AMI
regiment is deeply lamented by us all
ID. That we sincerely condole with the family Of
the deceased in their bereavement,
3D.. That, as a mark of respeet foe the deceased,
will wear the usual badge of mourning for
thirty days.
4th. That the proceedings of this mee,;ng he
sent to the family OF the deceaa- and be published
III 'ue A'o'' pao.., and in the National Hteli
gencer: JAS. BANKHEAD, Brevet Brig Gen.
w. A. NloHoLs, Brevet Major U. s. A. Secy.
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New BRUSswicK.--We have st. John papers to
the 18th. The weather for the last five days had
been very mild and pleasant, after season OF in
tcnsc cold.
The revenue of the province for the year 1850, by
statement of the provincial treasurer amounts to
El04, 0S9 90. Cd being increase OF E9,7l7 2s.
Id. over the revenue Of l549. The principal in
crease is in theimport duty, which in 1850 amount
ed TO Ell ,447 12s. Id, while that of ls49 was only
E63, 997 14s.--Boston Daily Advertiser.
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AS Mr.. Preston King, of New York, on Monday
morning, stepped into the street at the alarm of
fire which occurred on Pennsylvania avenue, nearly
opposite his lodgings the street being covered with
ice, he fell and broke the knee-pan of his right
knee. The accident is not serious but will coninc
him to his odgings for short time Union.
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Positively The last night Of Whipple's Dissolring
pie,cs, Thursday, January %.

Positively he last night Of Whippie's Dissolring
pieps, Thursday, January %.
AT ODD FELLOWS HALL.
WnIPPLE'S GRAND ORIGINAL EXHIBITION
OF THE DISSOLVING VIEWS,
as Exhibited in the Cities Of Boston, Phiiadtlph
aud eIseirhfre.
ID REPRESENTATIONS of the most beautiful
~ Scenery OF all parts Of the world, with great
variety OF Ancient and Modern Structures, Ruins,
Cities, Castles, &C.. which produced in truly
wonderful manner. The most beautiful scenes
grow into proportion and again disappear, but
sudden and mysterious is the transition that it
only be compared to the magic of dream seen by
the eye.
There has been but one sentiment expressed in
regard to this exhibition, that of comminged de-
light.
Open every evening, and Wednesday and Satur-
day afternoon.
Doors open at half-past and 8, and commence
at half past and half past g.
Tickets 25cents; children half price Dec %
The above exhibition will be continued at Odd
Fellows' Hall but short time longer.
jan
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PnoLIFIc PULLETs.-Mr. S. S. Lawrence. of
Tyngsborough, Massachusetts,, has a Shanghai
pullet, eight months old, that has laid forty tco
large sized eggs in forty fue days One day she
laid two OF the above number. MIR. Lawrence,
also, has one other Shanghai pullet, seven months
old, of Marshs stock, that has laid tpenty tco eggs
in ,centy- three days, and is laying daily, at the
present date.
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FRoM YucArAs.--Thc Eco del Oomercio statcs
that the whole of Yucatan, with the exception Of
Campeachy, has pronounced against the supreme
government The revolution contcmpatea the
entire independence ofthc peninsula. Sr. Michel
torena, with the new commandant general and the
troops that still remained faithful has been obliged
to take refuge in Campeachy. The instruction
commenced in Merida. and thence extended 10 the
other portions Of the State,
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The General Assembly Of Rhode Island met
On Monday last: The RroSidence .samnal
states that the most interesting business before
the General Assembly at the present session is
the election Of Senator in Congress, for which
the contest will be severe.
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ijourned until IL a. m. tomorrow.


TEsTIMoNIAL.-Th Boston Daily Adpsrtiser states
that beautiful silver tea service, of the value of
about S 900, has been presented to ex-Alderman
S. Hall, by the inhabitants of East Boston, tes
tmonial of gratitude for his unwearied and sue
cessful exertions. member of the city govern
ment in favor of the peoect of carrying the waters
Of Lake Cochituate to East Boston. The service s
composed of eleven pieces, each bearing suitable
inscription,
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GovERsoR QUITMAN.-The vicksburg Whig
says it has heard it intimated that Judge Ghoson 8
decision will not sustain Governor Qutman in his
resistance to the law, but will insist upon his mmc-
diate appearance at New Orleans to answer to the
charge in his Cuba indictment.
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GALVANIZED CorN.-The Clipper states that an
attempt was lately made by one of the swindling
gentry of Baltimore to pass galvanized half eagle
upon Mrs. Engehauscn, the keeper of tavern
on the corner of Park and Mulberry streets, but
the old lady too sharp for the sharper, and, die
covering the spurious quality of the coin, followed
the gentleman coared him, and compelled him to
return s. rs of good money which she had given
him in change, after deductng twenty-five cents
for refreshments purchased
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FoaEieN COMMERCE OF CHARLEsTos, s. C.--The
aggregate value Of the exports from Charleston to
foreign countries during the year 1850 amounts TO
Sl2,394 ,497, being an increase OF nearly million
and half Of dollars the exports OF ls49, and
of four millions and n half on those of lS4S. The
duties collected foreign imports during the year
1850, were &533,706; in IS49, S42l ,774. Increase
OF 1850 over lS49, Sill ,932. There were exported
in 1850, 81 ,47s,743 lbs of Upland and 1907 $50
lbs of Sea Island cotton; $3.50 s64 feet of lumber,
and 60 664 tierces Of rice
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To the enterprise of SHILLISaroN whose newspa-
per and periodical agency is at the corner of Four
and-a- half street and Pennsylvania avenue, are
indebted for copy of the new York Tribune in adj
vance of the mail.
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o. Decidedly the best place TO get u Da-
guerreotype 10 at Chase's Gallery, Odeon building,
because they arc equal to the best, and at lower
prices. Come and see. Jan lS-6t%
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WEDNESDAY,. January %. 1881

The Board proceeded to the consideration of the
memorial of Richard S. Coke, trustee Of the Union
Land Company, and of the proofs and documents
connected Herewith; but, without coming to any
decision thereon,
Adjourned until ii a. m. Tomorrow
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GETTING ROUND THE LAw.-Thc authorities OF
San Francisco passed law that all the bar. rooms
should be closed Mt twelve o'clock at midnight.
The keepers complied, shut at twelve, and opened
five minutes after wards for the ntrt day.
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Glorious News! Just arrived in good order as
: shipped
WALLET FULL OF FUN,
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Hall AND OLYMPIC CIRQUE.

Immense Success Of tte Talented French
Troupe.
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The PaIsrrns OF LAscAsrEa, Pa, had an agree
able festival on Frankn's birthnignt. The Hon.
JAMES BvcnAHAs. Judge WoopwARp, and other
distinguished guests were present
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The country is safe-so are our Seats and Platform

Grand Fashionable Night Of the Season.
ON FRIDAY EVENING, JANUARY Gath
Benefit Of WALLET,
The Jester and Modern Yorick, President 10 the
Board of Fun, Laughter maker Cen
era, and Perpetual Chairman
of the Anti-Suicide
Society.
Mad lie LOYO. EATON STONE, BATISTE
LOISSETTE, and the whole of the tai
ented company will appear.
Professor WALLETT will deliver Lecture on
Mesmerism.
The Medical Profession and Scientific Society are
particularly invited
By desire, Mr.. WALLE'Tr will Lecture on Wo-
mans Rights. In fact, this is the night
Dc Omnibus Rebus ct Quebus-
dam AliuJ.
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SUPERIOR DAGUERREOTYfE
First Premium Awarded


+ II. WHTEHURST has extended the field,
q. his operations over more ground than any
other Daguerreotyp'st in the country. His gale
ries may be iop".d Pennsylvania avenue, near
"a street. I'm Lane K fuckers buidiug;) No. POT
ali.inore street, Baltimore; corner Broadway and
leonard street. New York; No. II Main street.
Richmond; Sycamore street, Petersburg; Main
street, Norfolk; and Main street, Lynchburg, Va.
His beautifully and highly finished electro Da-
guerreotypes extraordinary improvement,
epsuring faithful and highly finished likenesscs in
The rotary back ground, invented by J. II.
Whitehurst, gives an airy and living appearance
to the picture.
He is the patentee of the Morteotype the art of
Embedding Dagucrreotype likenesses in tomb
stones, go as to make them resist the ravages OF
time and weather.
whtehurst's establishments now distribute more
than thirty thousand pictures annually, and have
never given dissatisfaction. This is certainly
haterng proof of the superiority of his kenesses.
III. w. calls the attention Of the public gene
rally to his elegantly furnished gallery Lane
fuckers new store, where free exhibition of
pictures will be given.
Notwithstanding the usual competition in da-
guerreotypes at the recent Fair of the Maryland
Institute. he was awarded the first medal by the
judges.
Likcnesses of every description copied, and post
mortem cases attended to. Jan 7-lmif
LITTELL's LIVING AGE, No. 3sO-Ial cts.
CONTENTS.
l. Lord Carlisle's Lecture America Leeds
Time.
2 The First Trouhle-Shdrpe'S Magazine.
g. The Mystic vinl, Chaps. xI-xvu-Dubisn
University Magazine.
L. Life and Times of John Evelyn-Sh Shapes
Magazine.
o. Memory--Sarpe's Magazine
6. France and Add ell Kader--T Times.
I. Cost of Patents in England Times.
s. The West Indies-Daiiy Netcs.
9. Copyright Work of q Foreigner DdiIy Vers
With Poetry and short articles.
GOA New Volume has just commenced. :
WAsHINeToN, December "a, ls45
Ofallthe Periodical Journals devoted to Litera-
turc and Science which abound in Europe and in
this country, this has appeared to to be the
useful IL contains, indeed, the exposition only of
this, by its immense extent and comp rehension, in
cludes portraiture of the human mind in the ut
mostexpansion ofthe present age.
J. @. ADAMS.
Published weekly at So year, by
+. LITTELL & Co., Boston,
And sold by JOS. SHILLINGTON,
Jan 22-dtw&wlw corner Pa. av. and Al Of.
SsMrTHsONIAN LECTUREs.-Dr John @
y Morris, of Baltimore, will deliver the second
part Of his course OF lectures as follows:
First, Monday, goth instant. Subject: Tho
Honey Bee,
Second ON Wednesday, 22d instant. Subject;
The Ant.
Third, on Friday, oath instant Subject; The In
sect Architecture.
Lecture to commence at a O'Clock, p. NJ
Jan 1S-d5t
JUST PUBLISH
LION. s. A. DOUGLASS SPEECH, delivered
III at Chicago, Illinois, in October last, on the
Adjustment Measures OF Congress of the last
scssion.
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BY Q. W. BOTELER, Auctionser.

BY c. w. BOTELER, Auctioneer,
EXCELLENT SADDLE HORSE at AUCTION.
u shall offer for sale on SATURDAY, the 25th
instant.at 10 o'clock a. m, on Market Space, a
full, FLOODED gray Mare. the property of Richard
die nags in the District.
C. w. BOTELER,
Jan -23-eod Auctioneer
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The FRINcH EaUEsTRIASs.--Thc exhibition of
good riding, and OF the educated horses, by Madame
Caroline Logo, must have been delightful and
instructive entertainment for the ladies W ho wit
messed her feats and the ease and grace with which
she sat and managed her horse must have fur
nished valuable lesson to those ladies who wish to
excel in riding. The celebrity of this distinguished
equestranne is world wide, aud well she rits the
cuiogiums melted her; for her performances, par
ticuarly Tuesday evening, were novel and
plcasng; of some, it may be said, they were truly
astonishing. In her whole style and excrtons she
develops much originality in her profession, such
art, and passion and enthusiasm at once nate ral
and profound. She has proven TO US that which
all intelligent minds deem incontrovertible there
is much poetry and passion capable of rcvela
ton in the most ordinary entertainments in the
higher walks. The amusements of the ring
which heretofore have been considered simply es-
tabshed and maintained for the multitude, be-
come transformed-nvested with a dignity and
charm easily appreciated by the most refined.
'sTruly n new era has dawned upon US -
The performance Of NJ. Eaton Stone is exceed
ingly creditabe and Of high character. He leaps,
with his wondrous horse, over a four five barred
barriers. and through balloons. He not only does
these things mounted, but achieves them side by
side, leap for leap, with his spirited horse, alto
gether irreconcilabe with possibility
OF the jester, NJ. Wallet, ii has been said he
squares his arguments easily as he squares his
toes, cracks jokes, quotes Shakespeare and Ossian,
and makes elcctoneering speeches with q sort of
universal tumble that secures the aim and object Of
hs vocaton-grins and laughter. or the other
gifted artists ehall take occasion to speak here
after, -
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Mr.. FOOTE expressed desire TO have further
time to examine the bill and then,
On motion by MIR. BERRiEN,
The Senate adjourned.
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NTOVA SCOTIA POrATOES.--l500 best prime
IN Nova Scotia Potatoes, on board the British
brig Jane, Capt. M'Monnglc, from CORVALLIS, N
Parties wanting good potatoes will make carly
application, the vessel will not lay long, the
son being late. PETER BERRY,
Jan 2l-3t* Water street, Georgetown
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JUST PUBLISHED.

LION. s. A. DOUGLASS SPEECH, delivered
IL at Chicago, Illinois. in October last, ON the
Adjustment Measures OF Congress Of the last
session.
Hon. T. EwING'S SPEECH. delivered in the
Senate OF the United States the present session,
on Removals from Office by General Taylor.
For sale at the Republic Office. Jan
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GALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY AT AUG
~ IioN.-On TUESDAY, January 2lst, at four
whole Of Lot No. 81, in Square A, together with
the improvements thereon, consisting of two sub
stantial brick dwellings, with two story back build
ings.
This property is cligibly situated on Penn,-, Iva
MA avenue. between Third and -Four nd. :. half
streets, each io' fronting on al. avenue twelve
ana one, halt feet and Cor aiming altogether thirty
bo,,sos ,sn, a-' -.xty two and one half feet The
~. oe sold separately.
attention of capitalists others DESTROYS of
making a safe and profitable investment is partic-
ularly called to this sale.
Terms: One-third of the purchase money cash;
the residue in equal instalments at six and twelve
months; to be secured by a deed on the property
All conveyancing at the cost of the purchaser.
c. w. BOTELER,
Jan 16-eod Auctioneer.
O. The above sale Is unavoidably post
poned until Saturday. the 25th instant. at same
hour. C.. W. BOTELER.
1op -cpd
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5kLOON-SOIREh.
CARUSI has the honor to announce that his
IL. next Soiree will be held at the Saloon on
Friday evening, January 24h Members Of
Congress and their ladies, as also citizens and
strangers, respectfully invited.
The Dancing Academy is still open for the ad-
mission of pupils. The moat graceful and fashion
able dances taught. Jan %
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Local Matters.

The CAMPER TRIAL.--Tho motion of the counsel
for the prisoner that certain instructions be given
to the jury, was debated at length yesterday, and
it was not until late hour in the afternoon that
the argument of MIR. Woodward on the part of the
prosecution, VAS commenced. We think it likely
that the case will not be given to the jury before
Friday afternoon, and possibly not before Saturday
Should any elaboration DC then required, another
Sunday may be passed by that body in the custody
of the ma rshal.
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6NOETHE'S FAUS +, translated by A. Haywood.
" esq, new edition, with notes, &c.
History of my Pets, by Grace Greenwood, with
engravings.
De Quincey's Miscellaneous Esaays, being the
third volume of De Quncey's writings
The Genius and Life ui Rurns, by Professor
Wilson,
Lord and Lady Harcourt, or Country Hosptali-
ties, by Miss Sinclair.
The Duchess, or Woman's Hate and Woman's
Love, a novel.
The Dangers and Duties Of the Mercantile Pro-
iession, by George S. Hillard
Jan % FRANCE TAyrOp
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CARUsI,s SALOON.

CARUSI'S SALOON.
MIR. G. VANDENHOFF begs leave to announce
lVl to the literati and public Of Washing ton that
he will give his celebrated entertainment entitled
EVENINGS WITH SHERIDAN,
comprising "Original Sketches" of the public aud
private life Of the great wit orator, and draatist
with readings of his Comedies in the above Sa-
loon, on
Monday 9th inst. The Rivals.
wednesday, 18th. School for Scandal.
Friday, 3lst. .............T The Critic
Commencing at u O'Clock, precisely.
Tickets to the course, 81. Single, so cents. To
be had at the National HOTEL and MIR. F. Taylor's
Bookstore. Jan %
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Chagres passengers transferred ut Havana to
FIRST class steamship.
On Saturday, January 25th, at o'clock p. M.
the splendid double engine steamship
OHIO,
5000 tons burden, Jas. Findey Schcnck, Com
mandcr, will sail precisely Mt O'Clock, p. NJ
from her pier at the foot of Warren street, North
river, with the Government mails, direct for Ha-
vana, New Orleans, and Chagres.
Freight taken to New Orleans at the usual rates
Specie only taken on freight to Havana.
Shipper packages containing jcwelry. gold or
silver ware, any articles commonly known as
valuables, must specify the value OF the shipment
in their bills Of ladng. or the Company will not
be responsible for any Losses valuable mevchan
disc shipped without such specification.
For passage, or freight, apply to
M. o. ROBERTS,
Jan l5-t25 81 West OF. cor. of Warren, NY.