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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-02-10

Gy Nr RrasELIO OF Jnl E,ia aud oacr ait:zc . )! Obi
onnir, ar the location - The District Court Tor the lU
District in wheeling, aso 81 Jacob and o.er i.moet
IT, Bar in Ohio cJHnty, -, establishing The District
Nhreng
~ M:. Pnic& .: CO. citizens Of Fayo''c county, 70
lay - take The the u: said county, upo
he snhcc uf I removal II li.e;r sea: OF ins',ec
Eg M alrTes--O OF q. W. Hccl!y and D:nicl d DAVIS
fnr coi e!s'in for arresn" john Lp"der, on me ohf
river f pa sing coun'rrt money IN "Zeweli c"nGtr; al
50 o surdry citizens U rZ well county fo the appopra
lion of $500 to compensate G. W l. BccHy and Daniel
D."s ior area:iag John Lo"der
By Mr. OLD-Oi c!rizGns Of Cumberland and PowEntan
i, the proxies wo uaY represent the State in Tie Jotne
River and kl:awha Company BE- instructed io7
tariff OF toiS reported ~ committee OF Stockholders %
said Company appointed TO revise The tsr Ct ;e tolls
n" Company.
BY SIR MILLER Of 90; the commissioners of tie Rev
of Frederick County for IN increase If curnoens ton
BY NJ. WlEYOi Mathew " pe,tigrcw and 81 OF 80 Of
Bltttourt rr the Incorporation CT a cDnpany consf;
Gad beginning IT some point al or The Junction >t
and connecting with The Buchanan and Diarell S2hnt'
turnpike TOAD, the Salt Perc Cave also 81 Goa
nctng bridge with said road 10 cross The James |
above the mouth Of Crags Creek rear the residence o. En-
Mrhcw ". Pettgfew.
e. Mr. S7rART-Ot The Cen:rev.I.e Division, n. -
Srs OF Temperance, fo1 act u Incorporation g jr"
;! 'actn 20 nrid land. ,
2. Nr pATn!cx u Tire President, nu. Directors o. ~
Camel Ccai Company Of Coal IIvcr. for n ai"ition
preparation the part of the State To the Coal River ,
CATION Companv also report Of the Engineer; also
President and Directors Of the EircnI, Coal Compln: "
aid the part of The State TO the Coal River NaSi;a"
Company.
By Dir. DrxLApOf Preston NJ. Adams and o' si,,s
BtaxtOn county, for granting authority 10 Tn9s SSH,
10 erect darn cross Elk river, with accompanying h'
ELLIS PASSED.
A bill 10 incorporate the Garrett Gold Mining Comi''
passed. .o,
bill to increase he capital stock o: The Indian Poll DE-
bridge Company-p ossct. t,Y
Various bills were read second time ond were oce
be engrnssed
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CITY TRADE REponr.

bArtHpAY. FEB Id Il. M.
BnTsrsruTrs-Fiour moved to the extent Of 200 bbl-
oIdnsry 70 choice State and common TO good Southern
atS 81 u sfb IN with mixed TO fancy Western and
favorte round hoop Ohio at So SB1sS per Dbl There
v& nothing Of moment done In rye aour or corn
meal Several package, Of buckwheat eur found buyers
at ~ l2a sS2 81 ~ and COCO bushels red soutbsrn
wheat at 81 ls per tushe Indicating a Arm msrfst
Barley corn, axa oas were inanimate though nm
altered Rye war lees plsntiful and held at ice Der
bushel " -
Corrov-Tbe improvement in the market aft,r IN.
arrival OF the Pacific not ptrcsptible to-day AZ
yesterday the saeF being 1900 bales al about previous
prices.
FREicHTs Rate, for Liverpool continued firm AZ the
recent advance which had however, a tendency to
check engsgemsnts For cotton "a was asked and at
which a few husdred bses taken. The wheat
noticed yesterday 81 d. in bulk; TO- day al WAS
demanded and ls Cd for flour. For London, 200 bbl,
oil cake taken al il Cd Fer Havre the packet Of
the oath wn taking cotton at 10 aud rice with bark
and ashes at Sass Rates steady to California
at 45e aT5c.
Provrloss did not vary much the transaction. CON
listing Of 400 bbB prime and pork at SIS o21,
ola % and $40 80 9 Sl6 S7L; go packages extra
shoulders and hams az Yesterdays prices with l4O do
plain old hams at ~ cents; 100 lbs prime lard ut
% cents per ib 100 do prime and beef at 81 rs
80 and IS IS . I'll Co. and los do beef LAns a.
Ga 80, respectively.
sro,s, Near 100000 Havana w.r. obtained st tis
Sg, usuel terms
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Birth,
In South Broot ly n, on February IL. Mrs Capt H. N
Ceorr, Of 500. Mother and child doing well

Diod,
On tho evening Of Feb H. Of consumption, ErLESoa
H. PREsioN. only daughter Of George B. and Elzs r.
Preston, aged years months and 20 days.
The friends and scquAntsn ,es Of the family are re-
Of her parents ll6 Hammond street. this after
noep at O'Clock Her remains will bs taken to Green
wood Cemetery for interment
February 1S, Mrs. ARM LEE eyed 30 years widow Of
the late Captain Leveret Lee after lingering illness
Her friends and ac7uAntAncss arc invited to attend
East Brooklyn, this afternoon. at O'Clock.
Connecticut papers please COPY
At Brooklyn, on Thursday Feb. Il, Mr. TaOsAs Fvs.
The friends and scqusintsncss OF the family also the
Ship Joners Benevolent Society invited to attend
His body will be taken to Cypress Hin Cemetery
On February Ia Mrs ELisA wife Of David Glass In the
3sth year Of her ago
This friends Of the family are requested to attend her
funeral this afternoon at clock from her late resi-
d No ITO Third avenue OF Thirteenth street
Canada and Newark N j papers please copy.
On Friday evening, February la JoHs A. K,EnsrsD,
M, D
His relatives and friend. ars invited to attend the fu-
neral service at No 2sl West Twenty second street this
afternoon at O'Clock wthou. further notice His re.
mains will he removed to Rhinsbeck for interment
On Saturday morning February IA, after short Ill
JAMES BINGHAM, aged 81 years.
The friends and scqus'ntances of the family aud the
invited to attend bis funeral this afternoon at o'clock
without further notice. His remains will be taken to
Greenwood
Eastern and California papers please copy
On February ID, ANDRE BAsiS, native OF St Refine,
Savoy, sRed II years
His friends aud acquanances respectfully request
ed to attend his funeral from No. Barclay street. this
day, ut IL O'Clock
On Saturday February IA, MARY Avn l.. CAMP, wife Of
Thomas Golden in the 29d year Of her age
Her remains will be taken to Greenwood Cemetery for
nterment this afternoon, at o'clock from her late
sidtnce No. l43 High street. Brooklyn The relatives
and friends Of the family are invited to attend hec une
raj. without further notice
On Saturday morning. February II, WALTER HssRY
JUDAH.
His funeral will take place from the residence Of his
mother, Mrs Elizabeth Judah, Ne lac Waverly place,
tomorrow morning, at 10 O'Clock The friends Of the
family requested to attend, without further invita-
ton His remains win be taken to Long Island for inter
ment.
On February H. CHARLES G. SMrrH, the only child OF
John and Mary Jane Smith aged months snd7 days.
The friends and relatives respectfully invited to
attend bis funeral this afternoon at O'clock from the
residence Of his parents.
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MICHIGAN AND THE HieuEk LAw-The Detroit
Tribune OF the I'd instant contains the following presm
be and resolution la.ely ssod BY Board Of Regents Of
dhe University Of Michigan -
Whereas, the Rev D. b. whedon ha. not only pub.
1cy preached but openly sdvoested the docris. called
fhs higher law doctrine unautho rzsd by the Bible at
with the principles and yecsps Of Christ subvervs
Il civil government and sociey and the legal rights Of
individuals therefore
Resolved-rhat the Rev y j. Whedon lie and is hers.
hy removed
PROPOSITION TO DESTROY GIRARD CorLEaE-
Some persons In Philadelphia using every exertion
In their power 70 have William street. In that city
opened through the grounds Of Girsrd college The
proposed opening would sad mutiAtion Of the
college sdihoe
JENNY LIMBS HUSBAND Mr. Godschmidt, who
va. recently married TO Jenny Lind jew by birth
ad reosuty embraced the Christian religion TO which
saId he hes long been inclined lie was baptized by
the Rev DR. wainwright, o. this city.
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Passenxerr sailed.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Ciy Of Man from Phiisde
pnis-hrs A Glass. Phiadeiphia nrs Ann Housem an.
sootlAnd Lcugbest Consul 81 Londonderry Joha
BoccbinG. p Hickey VIM Western. TnomAs. Foley,
Miss Brand Mr. rte Rsdfovd. Clark. Mrs 0rrick
and daughter, CUNNINGHAM. John Fleming ana i.dy.
Crasohss US Consul ~ Palermo lady two children sad
servant
Extraordinarily isrids-J Allen and lazy, 4
Stevens ard lady Miss Le Halle Tiohsoer and IA1y
Frost L Leatss.ssr. D e Chandler. . ssuaaerss
Cols. n Barnsm. YIN sne.ir. VIM shpesrt sAd lady.
I, r0..elj TW.rd' Be:sisn. Dean temp :
Keiiore 0roesbsck W Gsok, Wilder. Seuth.orth
Allen and lady. Mills. W Harrington. Pierce
saaohsr Haoss. VIVA Harsen aud lady Master Harssn
Douglass and lady. hrs Jss Hale Mrs March, Jos aas
Mis-: Hale Mas Pe.ansy Miss iiorsnos a:s Ls 0ris Ars
CnARLIsror Steamship Unon1T0 BuSs Cbss Lusysrs
Baker Benz Van Ostern. John KAstie, Ohn etewarA L.
Benris. Bss.h Gantins Thcs Neil Sam! Parra,
.rd child DR. Q Cobb and lady. Mise 9.a:dsa Mrs y u
Iety o pt sna nS rss s'gS W Taveu Van
Pet 40 lady. Geo Jvrp and lady, Peck. Adams
Chamberlain, Rufps Chan der Cornelius upber Eiug
John bowie Cbas F.rnu m David Farnum la Tiaeld
Ga pbe Ensirn, De mosluers, kr &c sver Bro
I'm Coop.r Mr. Randolph LADY. Miss nuaim.n Mas
Watson. Tbos Black. Mr. " bite nnd child Mrs Davis and
family ksssr EiEtlaRd. Mr. whiting Beers and LADY,
Miss L. Beers. Miss Bees. Deers jan-e6 IN sAe
tetsge.
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Archie Sanrch

Many have been the inquiries made Of me relative to
the plan would propose for the relief Of Biz John
Franklin deeire now to say few words more in
Jour columns, the subject Of Arctic search.
lst The great desideratu in search is to avoid the
eve those whom very many believe have pershed,
and others buoyed up by hope still cling to the belief
Cd To Ike tie relief both as speedy and ctual a.
possible Crest los Of time has already been the result
Of the futile search in vessels therefore propose
them only to convey men and provisions to q harbor
(viz the hsrbor where Sir John Franklin passed the
winter Of lsi546 the mouth OF Wellington Channel
which can be annually approached by vessels there
place Temporary colony Of between four ana ave hun
dred men, provided with sl the means necessary, viz
tledges boats Sc Of the beat and appropriate
stuction and fo- this temporary colony to rema ain until
the whole arcc region searched in all directions
this point This force would be adequate to make ef
more tk thsn VIVA. may be encountered 10 such eli
mates which by experience q former expeditions have
not been found = ee tubect to greater Casualties than
other portions Of The globe
1t viii readily u admitted that well planted and we'll
provnoned Temporary colony Independent of ships
yessels and well provided with tn. most approved
ructon in both boats and sleige could fail under
the guidance q energy aud perseverance in
,asfactory exploring this region aud without nconye-
nepce apprehension Of any kind those engaged in
the tervice except tie Necessary faigues and discern
forts attending rlch srduous service and II should be
the good fortune ofsny Of the exploring parties die
cover Sir John and h they would have the
means Of not ony ehsctualy rescuirg them but ofa1rd
iIg them ST. the comforts temporary colony could sup
ply apd this Without cay Inconvenience to the parties
tbtmsclver 1kg great OBI would interfere with
istter oee Flh ne oeteilnaNon Of the geography OF
these arctic regions which has q long engaged ard at
great cost. the attention of the Brish government 70
This would .ac tnf investigation Of many subjects 81
sricrce. Of Viii. i j unnccesary for but 20 alude
These Ncue serve q srlufe vel usefuiy employ
the temporary colony during the 'tason 81 darkness
Believing tnat this outline al Proceedings viii give al an
idea Of tho n a0Ellg enectusl relief snd oil
is lily without mourning the oss Of lives
deem unnecessary e touch upon the details Of such
duties. 1hote wiz viii have tie performance II hem
will le the ttH C1ret a. what they may icluire ard
having tic IetPcnty, they mould have their wishs,
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mAKIuImn INTELLIeE NoE /.
nevsnsn.s o, the Ocean s,e.msre,
POET OF NEW YORK, FEB. IA 1859
Cleared.


s:1 ss!
ss'is: ANS sss,;.
Barb Gyrcs seSaa, oPorso. T n sesris. ~ : -
Son
hst rsiesrspS bonsDs. knssson WEN Ers
Bast vermont Dinsnore Hsvsna; Duah.m Dimsn.
Bark Hannah Thornton Davis New Orleans, Eagle Hs
Stephen Young Gray cienfuesos chaselsin Pouv.rs
Brig r.r.xon. MoNs,iy. yissns Nd. p& Donald.
sohr Wellington, Wells. jacksonville, Thomp,on
sss, 1ssT Piere
ss s Gsas n fs
Steamer Roanoke Parish Richmond and Petersburg Dean
steamer Delaware Sanford. Phil.dsph... \ Sanford.
fIspss ss:isn Ansos 13se Briggs
Arrived.
s ESP sn as':s xsS nn P'' Dec Fl w
: e. nss r. ne and % :q &.
.Ts sI,R:
: ssy: s::ssS ss1S as.S -
oRk &c cspss ssa ne
5ss iis'sys.
Hosi Surns heavy sea- rolled away fore ,Opssiaa: ma,
Brig GiEsey tof Bridgeport ssurses Ponce Pr II days
Benson 7,h int in The Cult Stream saw sehr chsrles
s.Is TIE second
sehr aosss WsIirs Store Frontiers, Jan IS with fasc
sehI Ady.nee {SfPSr,,adJ LORD. Black River Jam with
s0hr yirsni. Hobart savannah 10 days with eston sad
s.hr Gsylon 1mssusy Noriot days bound Plymouth
iinir rto kor
trt s.ore srtosrd bow carried away be6s,sy and did
'i s5 fss IT., $
sohr Louisa Gray rharpe, Alexandria, days hound 70
schr Lucy Ann Guest Foster Alexandria days bound 10
sohr Bounty rithOn, Alexandra, days
sssT S's S lraaf PS y1s si,Ss az. d'
ssbT 1 lTdo,. yso lShS yi g.Ss' 2dAS'
sehT North State (nov so ionl Horton r.wsuSf III.
safr Rrsrod Lewis. New Inlet, shours with hide, 81
9hsra oha1s aEd lpars tom Ihe bark TA@sis. 4 Jones
4 81. ses ana Se in iueh situation IS 10 e ss TO-
e, sssi ~ s9 % ,1 , ss5'r, ~ sH A15g
Cf, I:u s.,1' Of SasetTr,eEs had a' az o. .ss 81,
is tiSs - ..'H0.'' -''A'A' ~
~ sp si,T T5s soe L,w,sn =, e'.2v III o
I'm itsiss G:s.s from Kew " G 4rls : Oa'A
RttI IriEkln, - tom New Otlesus
Ai.O one hsfu tris q the Highlands.
Sailed,
cisfieI.or; I6snesS Parish NcTfis; sls .staast:.
ghsrfGr, tUflCtnG.
Wind al turrise E a poriN.n NEE, with snsw Gurin-
tic Isorning a. euEset. ~, snt clear.
Tic packet slip Ashtur.sn RaWilsm- hea,o for Liver
pool h, ashore KocksEay Beach tac (Saura,yl
Hctnrg The underwriters have bnt ss.snce her in
stcanturs hFhtere. ehsins, sn9logf &c Tie eli Is
Aeetrf Grtnro Hn orns Liverpool r- of n&skoss. IN
perfectly sft snd will tout bs got OH ai.tr ts1ia
put Iar, q her cargo
TIE rev sclr North st.e, arr dty from New sufolf,
us ioss keel IL mold t.s. 5.t over
~, IL ioeA sbe is INTENDED tor ths eoas.sg trade.
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RICHMOND FeSlo-Ar brig Acorn. csssbs NYork;
ssns Pssmss ssssssrd stss~sr Cy q Sioh:
Foster do, li,h, sehrs nearoo, Tsse. HYork; Hus
sAvANEAH. Feb . 8-Arr chips Alliance. raoksr.
Hayrei Southport, Mccormick. kYork; sohr Counos
Ogler. Camden, he.
WIiMIk GTON Feb p-Arr schr Mary Howard. Msrshsll.
NYork lCid l0,h brig " Hichardson, Richardson. 81
Jssol Juliet tBrl Hilton. Cuvaooa WIN Crawford xaores
NYorh eohr Alsric Prosser d. German gAos Agnesha
Hall linda Ann
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Geographic Reports.

NbW UaLKANs, Dob. is, 1859.
The PaciAc's news hes given active impuss to
cotton and the dsys sales have been 600 bae ct an
sdvancs eighth Of cent the quotation foe nid
ding being 7&c. The sales Of the week have been
az COO bales and prices have risen during the week
Southern ports are liz 900 bales ahead of last year
CHARLksroR Feb 10, 1851
CorTer-ssiss to. day 37oo bales ct eKo . $40 Tho
sser except SEQ AGO bales were made prior to tho
publication Of the Pachcs news The market exhibits
charge
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herald Marine Correspondence,
IKILAD aLPIiIA. Feb IL III


Clesrct-s,e.mshlps Pennsylvani, wsltsn Richmond;
Ben franklin, Sears. CAasresi str HolG Lodge, Sa
vkLpkl-
Miscellaneous.
hittr CONSTANTINE Ashoro AZ Fire felsnd rYcvious
gong n hheaorsd Tuesday night wi.hn sisw miles
oo1 whom her cables parted and abe finally Asherc
tere reported IL 10 ttd sho lice four feet Ia exnd wish
n.r paea broken Tho Constantine was fns ship regis
nhIr SrhrureA Pa,ten from New 0rlesns for Boston, s
rptsto soeetsah nom Providence 70 have gtruok
1898 bsles Of COTTON and soxthsr vith
40 bales of cotton were saved '' 'Vs -"
BARK BRIDeE, NORMAN ., p.,r,a. l. A,.,r.s, Ia
from Malaga. Of and for Boston. - '
BAsE nhIv ADnIA Sears. Al Bermuds in distress. 10
BAnn Nsw kreLArn horsford which Arr A syrsxeIsco
Dee - sm Masatsn ashore On Aussi is,.Ss Jsn ir
N . heavy blew. Aad hlgsA. s-~ w. "
Has BAng BosuIa Gas Yraa osso MAJ N. ,~S s,nn
yaipArass " lAt n, " ~ tays. w w sNsN
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Arrvec-shlr Remington, EGrIcsns; ba-fs Howard, IL
ycpool Union Helen kSYs Sastn JGps, GIN yrnk Gt1
FrcteIek Culn native Of Breslsu, Psussis ped
hoard src Wa drowned Feb stephen Whtcn Of isgssm
seaman, wseost ove,bosrdi Jan o. lat$f3 Ion ~ psssed
rStt made Of Pine panfE sshed ogthr Appeared 10
bctu but 81 crt time In tic vAtcrl
Also arr brig Cramrus, Cardenss
CHApIr.roS. Tch Is.
Irrree-Ships hlu.nce Htyre john 4gnry NYorx
CioEIed-BaTg Jasper, hlork.
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Al EDICAL CARD.-DR. GLOVER, BIZ ISsUPERIOR
NJ skili and practical experience enabled 70 eneet
quick and radical In she difou
astonishng In those protraosd CAGES THAI
have baod the skill Of the eminent phyoaps Dc.
who devoted s 70 An oos pIsoAos
dies By method introduced By the celebrated Roof
the French surgeon Dr. O. returns thanks family
ssnts 70 his care ne e not rsskoned among hest Of
Of The papers. His oaos No. II Ann street, ncas Brse1
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TT s. NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.-FOR NEW Or
-. le.ns. via Hayan HG7 Of sailing Say-Tho
). Commander will sail from the pier a. foot Of warren
street N r., on Tuesday February "a. A. o'clock p T.
precisely Rates Of to Havana and Now Orleans
New sIransement.LAsi,s FALCON bsrths, s7o after do
taken freight TO Havana Passengers for Now Orleans
will be tranferred 10 another steamship Of This lima AZ
For freight passage, apply 10 II. 0. ROBERTS,
TT West street, corner of Warren atroeA.
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TrNIrED STATES AND PACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP

i EITED BTATES AND PACIFIC NAIL STEAKSHIF
Company-Only through line for Dan Francisco. via
Havana and Chagrss.-On Tuesday February a. ~ two
GE0kGIA. pnsquasd in her sscommodat0ns and speed.
Tuesday, February from her pier ~ foot Of Warren st.,
North river with the mails for Chagres
Meeting with the favorite u g. n steamship Norener
"a. without delay for Ban rsnSsoo arrival Of The
apply thu oce III Wcss street. Of Warren
NBBls Of lading signed ~ the office the morning Of
aaur
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M EDICAL.


NoCTREsS KAMMEL 200 DIVISION STREET. AN
~ old practitioner for good many Gho at
Mind Of diseases 10 which males and children isbs
cancer scrouls drepsy &c. She gives all tho sdc
OF her own spothecay. Office hours. before ~, NJ and
from 30 4, p NJ
NJ Office TO PALEFAcE.-IF He SICK WITH CAN.
cer ulcer any hiDd old sore he got sars eyes como
sick white You find Indian Dootor No 24k Bowery
where he ready ut all times those sufer wish
hese dangerous diseases. Nc stop here few weeks.
POfEN -0K-ONTEE. /. D. DR.
HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO INvALIDs.-AN INFAI-
LILLE remedy for those deporsble debttie consequent
selabHse, incApncisstrg the for buprea society,"
ard mAtrimony may be heard of gratis by addressing posi-
paid box 100 Broadway post Office n Y Persons laborn9
rsg before applying Doctor aser Whist pre-.
tensions be- should fail 10 this uahlo
nation which will save themselves much trouble Nms. ana
money.
ITO THE DIsAPPOINTED.-DR. WARD CAN BR or
immediate service. bis treatEaens ~
miserable patient ON suffering and probable detection =
safety and permanent seourty ae gets dsy dieais
cases. that dehed othcr Those coming him
for they before the
OF DELAY chow themselves No fee and medical book
Ofice Canal street, corner Of Broadway.
TINYORTUNATE'S YRIEND-UNEQUALLED FOR
~ ersdoatng disease. Blessed BY all who try il Ths
msst prompt eradcaer yet so mild y be given 70 IA
hnts All private diseases vanish under it's g. wiz
medical book. Who will give fees after thai Citizens
and erangers easily mised. remember IL. Depot DE-:
WARDS, Canal street, corner Of BroAdway
NO FEE TILL cURED-pR. ooRBETr. 10 DUANE
~ s,reos may be consulted oonfdentay she treat
ment Of delicate diseases Twenty years practise ens
bes him to make speedy and permanent curos and
cent GASES removed in hrea days The victims Of quaokry
or those suffering from early improper hsbs can apply Win
scientific principles N. B.-Dr G. s member Of the New
York University
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T'HRogoH 70 SAN FRANCISCO: nav YORK
UNITED bTATEs, 1900 tons burShsu, ChAriss O. Berry
Commands will take her departure for Chagres
nav deps. snsns ;ss.%shP winHsd soo.s So Ton. bur
from Panama to San Francisco l0sh April ensuing
These vessels. in speed, comforh and safety not
by this route and experienced surgeon
Ltsached 40 each vessel Apply 70 DAVIS. BROOKS. Y
Co., General Agents. % Beaver street. New York 10
JONES & JOHNnTON. 20 Wall sAreaA
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Tie Intervention Of Enssnd the tHair, II the cont!
nent N the present century, eosi the governmen l1VJ
lpNUQ peund DIS sterling.
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LIMITED STATES AND PACIFIC NAIL sTKANaaIP
~ CompAny-Ony through line for San Hrahcisco. via
ChIgres, dect-Chspge Of sailing dayOn Friday. Feb.
90 a. r. NJ the splendid new double engine steamship
Ell DORADO uncquallsd in her accommodations and
speed, 500 tons. Msr.s e 5 NJ cGm%snds. will
from her pier foot Of street. North river with
the mails for Chagres Direct With
For freight or passage agpy ofoe III West street
OF Warren street, BBis Of lading signed ~ the
office morning O sailing.
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suIPPuHa.

CTEAnsHIP BROTHER JONATHAN.-A LIMITED
- number Of through toksts for Calf 'niA via Chfrss
seis Thursday sh ins.ant For PASSAGE apply only
T. MILLS Agent. 81 Corslands street..
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I3oR SAN TRANCIsCo.-TUE SPLENDID Srv Yong

EoR San TRANCIsCo.-THE SPLENDID NEW YORK
CLIPPER ship mo, X Little MASTER having just re-
patched the nrst Of March, weather permitting This
beautiful vessel 10 Mt her BERTH N u, having
hrss esst and particularly we'll adapted for second class
having high between we'll ventilated IL
every wsy oi The voyage. The number Of pss,enFe viii
BE- limited For reighs or pssssge apply 70 Gurdon C0
100 Waii street, or Mailer Lofd, It's Wall street.
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CNoR PASSAGE ONLY.-FoR San FRANCISCO DI.
L reot-Regrlar Packet Lne-The splend did copper.
cd and copper fastened clipper bark KREnLIN B.rO,
msster Will sail on THURSDAY February 2 This vessel
Offers superior Inducements for being
fast sar will make the passage about ninety her
for pasenGers cannot be surpassed No
freight taken except small lots for For passage
only, apply 10 r. D. FOWLER Agents,
So West street, corner of Albany street.
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EOR CALIFORNIA.-NEW AND INDEPENDENT
Steamship ComyAny.-Oppostion to Abe old monopoly
The and splen did steamship CITY OF NEW YORK win
leave wharf Pier North river, March 6th O'Clock
connecting with indepen dent steamships Panams
through tickets are guaranteed against detention This
being the only through nc will take but limited
number Of assengers prevens detention upon The
Istanus. Tor freight or passage, apply 70
PALMER l. CO., No. so Broadway,
o. Ii. uAIAHT. No. RattnrY Hlsca.