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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-02-27
COnVegiIon.
CINCINNATI, Feb.

The Legislative Report was read
the third time and referred to a COM
mittee of one TO make amendments
The afternoon session was taken up
in discussing amendments 10 The Re-
port on Corporations other than
Banking.
Feb. l9.
The Finance and Taxation Report
was debated at length, but no deci-
sive vote was taken.
Feb. 90.
The Report on Corporations o:her
than Barking, was taken up. The
question being on the final passage
of the bill, several sections were
passed, and the Report referred to
the Committee on Revision.
Mr.. Sawyer submitted resolution
to the effect that a committee Of four
be appointed TO prepare an address
to the people concerning the adOp-
ton Of the Constitution. Laid on
the table. Mr.. Nash submitted a
series of resolutions in relation to
the vote on the Constitution, which
on motion Of the same gentleman,
were laid on the table. The Judicial
Report was under consideration at
the time Of adjournment.
Feb. 81.
The Judicial Report was ordered
to be engrossed, and TO be read a
third time on Monday.
The Report on the Preamble and
Bill Of Rights, was passed and REFER
ed to the Committee on Revision.
The Convention did not meet on
Saturday.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-02-27

UGallia County, according 10
the late census returns, has a color
ed population Of l,l79, Jackson coun-
ty 3s4, Meigs county 80. Gallia
county has the largest colored pop
ulaiion, in proportion to the white
inhabitants. OF any county in the
State.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-02-27

UThat old and staunch Whig
Journal, the Louisville Journal, has
been enlarged and is printed with
new type. 1t is certainly one Of
the best papers in the West or South.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-02-27

THE EPENITENTIARY.-The report
OF the committee on Peniientiary in
the State Senate is before US. The
report is signed by Messrs Lawrence,
Horton and Kilborn. The report
says, "The Ohio Penitentiary is one
Of the few prisons which more than
sustains itself.
The total earnings of the
past Year have been $35,740 IA
The expenditures for the
support OF the Institut'n, 26,877 Sc
Earnings over and above
expenditures, S8,863 Is
The number committed during the
year preceding was Io3, and the num-
Der pardoned, discharged and escaped,
los, leaving an excess of SO.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-02-27

The steamer Irene struck snag
last Saturday night short distance
above Moscow, which passed
through her boiler deck. The steam
er Wm. Philips, which was passing,
towed the Irene to the shore and
made her fast. One deck-hand is
reported drowned. A passenger on
the Phillips informs US that CAPT.
NEWTON, of that boat, deserves
great credit for his prompt assistance,
as he probably saved the Irene from
being a total loss.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-02-27

The total amount OF gold expor-
ted from San Francisco, as entered
at the Custom House, to Jan. Ia,
1851, is S33,lS0,I55.
The Staunton (Va) Spectator con-
tains the following relative to the
Central Railroad a n d Legislative
action thereon:
The Central Railroad.
Having always advocated the early
extension of the Central Railroad 10
the Ohio river, we could not witness
the defeat of the bill for that purpose,
recently before the House Of Dele.
gates, without feelings oi regret,
and, we will add, even of morlifica.
ton. If we had regard to our own
County merely, we would have cause
for neither feeling; Tor we could de.
rive no special benefit from the ex-
tension, and might lose some advan-
tages which our town will have as
the terminus oil the road. But look.
ing beyond all local interests, we
havs viewed the matter as citizens
of Virginia, whose general prosperi-
ty and glory we desire TO see pro-
NOTED. This central improvement
we believe to be more intimately
connected with the welfare of the
State than any other now contem.
plated. 1t is admitted on all hand:
to be of the utmost Importance; YET
it is cast aside, and the funds Of the
Commonwealth are voted away loI
other purposes. The House o
Delegates, it is true, have decided tC
reconsider the vote by which the
bill was rejected, and an amendment
will be introduced providing for q
subscription Of three fifths on the
part of the State; but this amend
ment, if we are not greatly mistaken
will haveho practical effect. II the
road between Covington and the
Kanawha is ever made at all, it mus
be made entirely on State account
The Richmond Wing defends the
course OF the Legislature on the
ground, that, while it is the delibe
rate purpose of Virginia to reacf
the Ohio with some improvement
"She is but reviewing her resources
and making prudent preparations fol
an enterprise whose cost will bt
commensurate with its advantages
To our comprehension, it is a strange
way ic review her resources anC
make preparations for this work, by
appropriating money out Of tht
treasury by hundreds of thousand:
of dollars TO other enterprises OF &C
knowledged minor Importance, anC
in some degree Of conflicting in
terests. The course Of our dele
gates in advocating the bill, will nc
doubt be sustained by their constitu
entS.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-02-27

A new Ell Dorado has been dis
covered about 81 miles from Trini-
dad Bay-it is a sandy beach Is
miles along the sea shore, back Of
which are "Gold Bluffs" from 100
TO 400 feet high. The sand on this
extended beach is said to contain
gold from 10 cents to 10 dollars the
pound of sand-the beach is yellow
with goldi A company formed with
$4,000 capital who made the dis
covery-some Of them have return
ed to San Francisco, purchased a
steamer, employed $50 men, &c,
and gone back TO the golden beach.
T. Butler King entered upon the
duties of Collector, January l4th,
and The Inspectors of Customs had
subscribed $500 to procure a suit.
able testimonial to Col. Collier, the
late Collector. II is said that the
Colonel will not return immediate.
| ly to the Atlantic States.
A new candidate for U. U. SEN
ator has appeared in the person oI
Mr.. T. Butler King. A committed
of the Legislature addressed him
asking if be regarded himself eligi
bic to the Office, and if elected
whether he would accept--to bott
questions Mr.. King answered "yes.'
Col. Fremont is at San Jose anC
rapidly gaining popularity with th'
Legislature, and his prospects OF re
ELECTION is said to be very flattering
ICoIs. Collier, Weller, Geary, anC
Mr.. Hydenpeldt have also man!
strong friends.
The total amount OF gold expor
ted from San Francisco, as entere,
at the Custom House, to Jan. Ia
1851, is s33,lS0,I55.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-02-27

Nh. CoRwIN ON THE FUGITIvE SLAVE
LAWN. Schenck, of Ohio, in reply
to statement of Giddings that Mr.. Cor
win was not in favor of the Fugitive
Slave Law, said that whatever might
have been Mr.. Corwin's vote on the
Fugitive Slave bill, as Senator, as q
member of the Cabinet he was entirely
satisfied with the recommendation Of
the President, under al the circumstan-
ces, as proper to be made to the coun-
try. This is just what might be exPec-
ted of glorious Tom Corwin.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-02-27

Commodore Stockton, Loco, has been
elected U. g. Senator from New Jersey
for six Years,
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-02-27

The Pope proposes to abdicate, but it
is said that Cardinal Antonelli has de-
termined to create three Cardinals in
the United States.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-02-27

A DUEk.-Reports from Washington
of the 92d state that Stanley, of North
Carolina, had been arrested, charged
with challenging Inge, of Alabama
The evidence was not sufficient, and
Stanley was discharged. Inge and his
friend Brown have not been found. TIE
report saws the impression is general
that challenge had passed and duel
agreed upon.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-02-27
Feb. l9.

The Finance and Taxation Report
was debated at length, but no deci.
sive vote was taken.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-02-27

Letters by this arrival may be expec-
ted here this evening Wednesday,
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-02-27

THE CHEAP PosTAGE BILL.-The
Senate has amended the House bill by
requiring a uniform rate of three cents
on prepaid letters, and five cents on
letters not prepaid, as recommended in
the Report of the Postmaster General.
The House will have to adopt the
Senate amendments or lose the entire
bill.-Cin. Gazette.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-02-27

@We have received No. 2 of the
Western Agriculturist, published at Co.
Iumbus, and edited by Prof. w. w.
Mather, Secretary of the Ohio State
Board of Agriculture. Terms-s1 per
year. payment invariably in advance.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-02-27

The Stanton (Va) Spectator con-
tains the following relative to the
Central Railroad md Legislative
action thereon:
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-02-27

FROM CAL1FoRN1A.-The steamer
Ohio arrived at New York on the 2ad,
from Chagres. She brought the mails.
$50 passengers and s9OO, 900 in gold
dust, besides what was in passengers
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-07

NkW JAN o r. m.
BREhDsruYYs-Fionr.- There . fair retail de-
mand from the city trs de for State and Western flour
with some inquiry for the east, but for export.
The common grades Of State scarcely drm the
rpecustors who svinced willing meas 10 realise
Tho medium and better descriptions Western -four
were very finn, snd In some instances higher rates
we're obtained There was . steady business done in
good strong brands Of Ohio -four for bakers use ut
prices. Some zoo bbls dome site disposed Of
at 81 ~ 81 621 for No 2sup.rnne; - 81 81 SIX,
for common to straight State principally at the latter
figure - So for choice State 81 IS l21l for
mixed to fancy Indiana, Michigan, and Ohio S. 08
So llh Tor pure Geneses; So VI So IsA, for round
hoop ohio; So SIS Sc Tor fancy brands and SIS so
50 bzn for extra. There transactions report
ed In Canadian at 81 25 Tor and - SIX for com
mon brands IN bond. The market for Southern Hour
was mors buoyant, with n good export demand,
and an upward tendency In rates Sales since last
to the extent Of 500 bbs made at IS 90 81 II
for common brands aud So "a So 70 for fancy. In
Rye Flour there has been very little dons the limited
supply having checked the sales Small lots taken
at So 70. Corn Meal has been more active to-day,
with sales OF 700 bills. jersey private terms and
small lets Brandy wine at So rs 81 81. At the close
some holders asked 80 l2J. for Jersey. There was
moderate milling demand fer Wheat but the high pre-
tensions OF holders and the depressed state OF the
four market, restricted the business doing Having
no sales 10 report OF any account we omit quotations
Rye moved to tn. extent OF 600 bushels 75c dsiiv
cred Bartsp scarce aud quoted at 500. g0c for
commsn to lair. There WAS more Inquiry made for
0at,, and pricer have improved. We quote Northern
at axe Bile; and Jerrsy At 45c. 40 The market
for Gem still better with sctive distilling aud
export demand restricted somewhat by the light stock
In market The sales OF the day bracsd 10 900 bshs
including old round Mt 70c. and prime
new Southern white At 67hc. At the close holders
we're asking even higher prices.
Corro~ The abs. OF the letter all has had tho
effect OF .ennR the extent OF bu'iasss in this article
steady prices We quot. IA follozs
LTnnpooL CLASSIFICATION.
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on Sunday. the 9th inst. Jony v, sou Of thu Rsv
Jss.ph Ransom, Of PlAttsburg N. Y, aged 20 years
and months
The friends - the family respectfully invited 10
ettsnd HE funeral ~ Matthews Church. Christie.
phsr street this afternoon, at 81 o'clock, without
further invitation
ON Sunday. 9th inst, WILtiAs Hg-Hv only child Of
Allan and Prudence Earle, aged ono year two
ronths and sight day.
This friends ~ IN. family respectfully invited 20
attend N. funeral from the rssidsnc. Of his father
~ Allen street, on this day, I'll last. st1PM The
AiDs viii be taken 10 Greenwood for intsrm.nt
On Monday, Jan Mrs Lows. CtsNKE, aged a.
year. widow % the late Daniel T. Clarke ESQ 81 Dos
t0r. Mas
tier ~ neral oil take place on "Wednesday, Jan 9
s,sP. NJ from the residsnce Of her brothsr,i in Law
ThomasP Kettsri No ~ Hancock street. Relative.
and friends afr rsq usstsd to attend
Augusta Me- papers espy.
on SUNDAY Jan Q, ASsIia CsrrHyrER, aged 81 years
. me Lths ard days
The friends o. th- family respectfully invited to
stsBd her funeral from the rssid.nce Of her fsaac
Abrams. "a G0srck street on Tuesday, Jan 7, at 4
ccicck, v ". Her remains viii BE- taken To Oresn-
wood for iBtsrmsnt
40 Weston on January I, Mrs. c,unsi-s ssvvrn,
agtd 90 years
New Jeftey papers please copy
In Caliornis IN the city ~ Ophir, Nov. "a ~ the
fsvrr Hi,UaFb Hs.sArp, In the sd year Of bis ags
late a resident Of the fifth ward
Baltimore papers plrsss copy
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Diego Dsrscovs Shelby dol Sarah Lavins, Brown, SIand
ssSshIp. Herbert H.. o.leuss. vieomps. d. Cha
tauSriand sos Valparaiso Henry Tufs bowen vspsra-
81 s ssr s; I:.. c. Jones' osse
s.S"silp. Hnssd. ioSs:sc.. csIi.o; n.r..s. lAu.,
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for Manila. TO lead with sugar.
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s:::; s% VIII hour: ss.s
Ship Juno Brl nOIs. Liverpool bfs Amsro.a Ross New
Passengers Arrived.
nG"I'-Bsrf AAis'-Ass'rs Pstsi' A0Andr'v' sseok-
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asss S S. r r.: y ,':ss v.iss ssS s..y =: f:ss
Si Ls.i:s esssa. Ssriiss ssrs.ssu. q days. With
NV Es.nsa Has S'ss Sdsys q Hssssrss via
Bah lsis. sf wsish Perkins. Mobile. Is days. With oct
1;:: y:H:y r.s..s.. Dc. i: ..,ssa,.: .ss
s.Is 3. :s1 S's 70 si 10.
Bris Baisesn lBrl Cannins. Trinidad PERI sps.. sad
VS. Sss SD
Brig Adsas Norton Arsoibe. Is days with sugar 10. to
5sHsss G: E,y H.,;. yo' rr.nl L. Is
Big Vest. e. osrsss, ks-Iss's A..ssai:e. De- 4
n.l.h,ii Js, lat 81 Ion @. q storm:
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s.;:sii.:d Y ~ twenty Sesl: .sa ds:d
n: sSsn 4 % sss hard Gn As
sS.1 IL ssA i' :. sr, "s.
me. yho ysr. on dsos were s.hsy injured ThsP va
q their .ass,: % s. % spoke -. :hip s.
Ds1is hence from Havrs who ran down to u.s.
Br,s Elisa Waite iof Froepor,h Dsnnison. Baltimore.
1rs Adslns, yrsspsa. Melville, 8 days
Bs.son avs With .ussr q rasoS a.inss. 'i'An VIA
sshr 0aota TutAli. Port Plstt Dec a. TO Free
Co: Dec a. lat 80 II. Ion rs a. spoke bris MAyaowsr
from Halifax steering 81 same day. lat - 90 Ion rs 2 spoke
main to!T... carried .w.yis blowing fresh she
sehr Cooper Carson Attakapas. % days. with ssssr
sebr ATsbns Lufks Jacksonville is day. with lumber
70 Buck Experienced very severe weather for Of
the passage; attn gale from NV split Tying jib and
schr Ann. Lat"uretss. Petersburg. days
sshr Aurora Smith. Burk, RappahaDnook River.
Schr John Hartman, Bush, York 8iver, 81 hours.
Bchr Atlantic, Lawrence. York River, days.
Sohr loser h. Rodgers Virginia.
schr Ser phi. Green, Virginia for Boston,
schr Joseph Marsh, Rodgers. virsinia 3dAya
Sehr Jersey Oak, Rodgers, Virginia, days.
Bohr Lady Lake. Harris James River, days.
bohr Anne Eliza, Jones, James River. 3days.
sohr Dudley .. GREGORY, James River, sdays
sehr yShn Grseifora. chanb.rs James River sdau.
schr Pennsyivanian Endicott: Rishmond.
eohr Warren Nelson. -, Richmond.
Schr senator. Kirby. Georgetown.
sohr Gldad, Jarsbe Georsetown DC, days.
schr koxann. worth Georgetown, DC days.
schr Mott Bsdsli, Bedsll. 9corsstown. DC. days
sehr Davis. Jones, Baltimore. days.
bckr ID amond, Davis, Baltimore, o days.
Bohr Commander Ia Chief Van Name. Baltimore days.
Sohr Michigan. Wyatt. Baltimore. days
bchr Predmore, HarmAy Baltimore.
sohr Grace Darling Bartlett Philadolphia, days. for
sehr Eagle. Parker. Philadelphia, days
Behr Lucy Mead. Smith, Wilmington, Dol.
Arr sunday. U steamship Ohio sohenoK Norfolk 70
Roberts.
Aus ship. supposed the Frsdonia frou Valparaiso
Three ship and bark. unkno tho onng
Sale 4.
Ship Sultana, Barrett for New Orleans.
Jan e-wind ~ SUNRISE NE; Sc; sunset, 81. and
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on January o. by Friends osrs mony, In presence OF
Mayor woodruff j Rlcnsns BpaDsaLL to CllnA,
daughter Of william N. wilmsrth, all Of this city
ON December 81, by the Rev Mr Barrett, Jas n
UocCn, Of Williamsburg l. to MaRr MstiLpA Coz.
0'ts LouEEs, Of hquansum, N j.
In brooklyn, on Tuesaay. Dec 81, by the Rev. DIR.
Dwight, Mr. JossrH CiArr to Mrs sAR.n W.rREr,
eldest daughter OF the late Thomas Jsroeman Of Nsv
lork
A. west Merid.n. Conn, on Monday morning Jan
q. ny the Rev W. Perkins, WfLLIAs HraiSausv,
81 ~. Astcr Ioufr. To Nss Ava y AuGuR. only
daughter u J. AUgur Hs1., 81 the former place.
In New Canaan, Coss ON Jan O. by tn. Rev. Or.
Jsdkins AsHIst snorso, Rsq Of this city, 70 Miss
sIs.s NssH Of the former place
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aggregate u three nHiioss and half b Nas nie.s
sf collars rhs cholera had sssry dissppssssA ffsa
the Drineipsl oitiss Of Calisrnis, and there we're
numerous indostions Of most prosDsreas timss upsn
the opening Of another year.
The whole amount Of bids for the bonds Of the Rut
land and wssAington Railroad Company uss shout
two hundred and any thousand dollars The bids
we're opened 1t the ofnos Of Gilbert Cobb johnson,
On Saturday last, and the hundred and ninety
thoussnd dellsxs Of bonds allotted a. follovs:-
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Pot 90 New York January y, 1851.


gleas-a.
thiTe-ktdora, finan navy Say " Trundy CO; hut-
fsutt bsfret1 New brlearN NC@cn, Home fBrl MAR,
- hrletttrs ktro, istshes. Philadelphia
hAftt@ Avfrnon tastner Newport IA NesDitb n sons.
Nnta-N saliuEion. tuftis, Canpeashy. . nutk Cot
lelnhihs, Wsi.s hoarsFuA hlbien Cooper Uiles Nor.
folh, ktsutfh 4 sens.
sclu Ietteiette. Bray Ban Joan CA, Onev Sessions
Jaues smith Nichols Charleston; Bnfiof Tbhst Dseu,
resnih sorG ssmsnto. Terry. Sehmondi Henry Gibbs.
Iuthua an. Rev Bedford.
Arrived.
W. stssn.hip 0eorsis, Porter, Charrss Dec p, H.-
vans v Win and Roberts.
zc INST about 100 miles HAyssa steamship frsme.
utus, 1inklepsurh, henss Tor Havana. Nc.
shp seJhen Lurman lof Bsltimorsl Ciah Canton ssrt
go sns - Heena rov 9th With tea 40 20 sllmsrdinsh
keent New bib lat ~ w. Ion 81 3 spske Br chip gsretsh
Gsnett from shsbghse for favefpoe ~ days ssh
On Csre Decd Hope esTsences heavy ssss sprupa the
fore std mabtep iost sails Ne and has
~ Csre Hasterse since 18th Wit, ~ith head vinda
ship Splendid pau Hssins Havrs, Oct M wth mdse
TstmNs 70 vhitiook She snohortd In quarantine
III.
thr ountis crumi.y Charleston Stays. vita eottos
sac fite 70 Wsrdle. th Ks rhe laynG Nv In gals
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Pso'isioss.-Pork Our market for old Ohio pork
ruled dull and hssvy with only retail business doing
About $50 barrels changed hands ut tl2 80 for mess
snd 50 for prime New m.ee offered freely,
with few purchasers, Mt tlA Theu was = better bus
Dess done In rumps st S. 37k ass 90 In beef We
have change to note, but the market had do IN
ward appearance. small parcels, amounting In all to
about 100 barrels disposed OF Mt IS % $40 for
m.ss and 81 NJ 50 for prime Prime mess 10
active, at tls 30 50. Beef hams have not varied
They were taken la lots NJ wanted at 6lc per III OF
tie KIDD hams We beard of some sales at 81 s%s
Dressed hogs remained noticed Saturday, with
modeI ate smoupt 81 sales The market for lard
steady, but Their. vas lees going forward About 100
barrels brought ~ Sc. for old and So asac for
new Old lard In kegs. very dull, and prices
minal, Mt IKE Butter ruled firm and In request at
Is a &c for orange county; II ise, for Western
dairy and lie for Ohio aud inferior State Cheese
u NJ mint nj u. Go
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pARIs AND LONDON TREATMENT or PRIVATE
dsesscsnn Aisw hoars by aveyetabe application with
out pain In debility brought By habita
corstitutionAl sneetonf combine the los
rmedy and can thow there the who
not cured without a have oasss daily ofyoa and
Ing from the other ph sicans In all
nent cure. have eontraetons daily cure
which others use caused by their e,peng dsase
osrthea'S' shew at none can elusiit. Yen cured in
one day ID n Corbyn. You expelled my plant In few
hours Deroud. under the other phyhseians over
yeAr without benent body cred you ne
IN short tine John Rolison, Jr paid SyD
.a 20 BE- cured q debility without benefit cured
by iocs and general treatment in short time Salis-
bury. Treatment by letter Once hours from 10 q n
and 20 n DR. LARsOkT, ~ ROsde street. two door,
from Broadway. -" "'.
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N0mfE, .ral, PER STEAMSHIP BALTIC.
nal street Wednesday, January at II o'clock A. and
d.y Tgssa, jsns.r1 martsa below. With The nS nm
For LyFEERooL-yNITED STATES NAIL STEAM
win depart with Ia n.s for kuroPS to- masov
c.s 70 Iii III letter: -. ,sS
pers must pass thr.uh the post snee For freight
sssfTTssei &. o
Ths steamer Pacific viii the Baltic Janus
IT snail sTEAxsIIP coxPAsY-roR HAVANA.
Francisco reduced raes Orleans passengers trans
The :s;sss
from her pier The io.t Warren With III;
r. is.; md passage
III West street, corner Of Warren.
FOE San FRANCISCO DIRECT rus cLIrPla
sa 4 GsR lSo .w. anS.f .s z:
& I'm Ass' n' fsl ss s. .. 70. .
sage having superior ai''af D. aR'
corner Albany street
pACIIIc NAL STEAMSHIP oonPAsY.-rHs PUI-
Lie are iniornsd sha. ande. the Of MS
shi:ss 2:
days sssa month"; By yA sn nr.s
bio accident q sss {. .ho mall ~ F.n.ns ns
Ban BAs kAzatlan San Diego Monterrey Te stoansrs
OF the fifteenth Of the month will touch IT Acapulco but
other Mexican ports.
Tho steamship COLUMBIA larlv. AYt0e
her Arriv in the Pnono between and port
In Oregon awaiting at the former tho aik
and Panama without dAlaI
Nth maL and passengers for the following fro
for the transportation OF freight srsnsept
between Panama and San franoisoo.
Tks connection In the Atlantic maintain. ID BY ~
seansbps EMPIRE CITY leaving New York on ths thiY-
tsenth snd leaving View York the twenty
bshth Of each month for Chges afro boat will also ~
h:R r.. n. Ss ,,.s% Dnh c Rssr pyu.np.,.
win form direct limo between New Orleans ana Chazrse
leaving periods will is.s
possible on thssthmus sndsormny With the PAoine stean
Mexico, California and Oregon
Through tickets for month be ssores ss appls
uon TO thu Company 81 South street. New FORK ApplioN-
uons for frs New Orleans shoud he ads m.
New York October 81, 1880.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-07

These are six per cent bonds, Reasonable In ten
years in regular annual install ments The prices at
tanned very fair tor shsrt bonds. We have no
doubt they win be selling In the market Ut ad-