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FOREW .iRNING.

lLL PERSONS ARE HEREBY FORE
Il warmed, not To trade for note, given BY
me, to J. l.. Clark. on or %bOnt the first Of
January last for two hundred dollars. ~ the
consideration fer which said note was given
having failed. am 'tcrmincd not to pay it,
unless compelled by l.nw.
W. J. CURETON.
Mar 25 3t
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NEW Spring
GOODS, 1852.

T>HE SUBSCRIBER HAS JUST RE.
Il ceivs1 and opened full and complete
assortment of SPRING and SUMNER
GOODS, purchased in the city of Charleston
with much care rs to Prices and Styles of
which the following is part:
Dress Goods:
Plain. White, and Narrow Black Silks, suita-
BILE for Dresses or Aprons; Figured and
Plain and Second Mourning Bcrages, Tissues.
figured and plain and second mourning new
styles; embroidered and dotted Swiss Mus
Inns. figured md Swiss and Jaeonet Merlins.
new patterns plain Swiss and Jaconet; Swiss
md Jaconet Edgings and Insertings; emb'd
Under Sleaves Lace and Muslin; French
Worked Collars and Cuffs; I'd mourning
Collars, very neat, emb'd and hem stitched.
and bOrdered Linen Cambria Handk kerchiefs;
gentlemen and ladies Gloves, n full nssort-
ment: Ribbons, bonnet and narrow, assorted
10 suit the season White Linen, all prices
and qualities fine brown and grass Linens,
for ladies purposes Gnghnms of every Va
riety; Calico, assorted English g. American.
Black Cloths,
French, English and American Blue and
Black Freach Doeskin, Cashmere, Fancy
Summer C..ssimeres, assorted Tweeds, ali
kinds: Linen Drilling, white and colored.
light and heavy.
Cottonldes, striped, plaid and plain. suita-
Bile for servants wear; blcached and brown
Shectings and Shirtings; Bleached and
Brown Cotton ID: Ills.
READY MADE CLOTHING.
Goats, Vests, Shirts, Collars, &c.
BOOKS of different kinds, amongst which
will be foInd n few American Lawyer OF
Business Mans Form Book"
Hats of the latest fashion.
II A R ID w A r. z,
A full assortment, amongst which will BE-
found everything general y used by ihe AN
ters Of the country.
Boots and Shoes:
Avery full supply both for Gentlemen and
Ladies'.
A fine lot Of Pcrfumeries selected express
Iy for the Ladies' with care
crcekery. Glassware, and Groceries ::
All kinds usually kept.
. The public are respectfully invited to call
and examine our stock Of goods, which we
will take much pleasure in showing, and To
the Ladies' particularly and if our styles and
prices suit, We will expect share Of their
patronage. JONES CROCKETT.
Apr 8 At 9
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In Equity--Lancaster District
John r. Welsh, Admir-. of William Hill
ton,dec'd. VS.. John Adams, ct,ral., Gre
ditors-Bill to marshal assets, and so
forth.
VVTIE CREDITORS OF THE ES-
- tate of William Hilton, late of Ian
caster District, decd, are notified and re-
quested to establish their demands before
me on or before the first day of June,
1853.
by order ofthe Court, June Term, 1851.
J. Ii. WITIIERSPOON.
= Com'r in Eq'y, l.. d.
Lancaster c. H., S. 9. March Is, 1852.
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Nh. EDsfOAE-Pisaas sanoanes Cape
"A. >. sscEksf a . sstasias csAalaase fss
ths ofsss az Csisasl e ths aIss nsginsut 8.
C. N. o. MANN v0fERA
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In this Dist. on the llth Of March, BY
CT. Hinsou, Esq- M. MALACHI ADAMS,
and Miss ELIzAsErn RosERrs, daughter
Of Wm. Roberts, al Of this District.
By the same, on the als. inst, Nj. WV.
HIssos, and Miss sMAseAREr Love,
daughter of Joel Love, az N good health,
and IN hsor Of Cooperation, and the
Union.
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A n BxCELENT SET'T OF WAGON
IA HARhES8, whieh VIII. be cold low
ses Cash. Rseplied fos Immediately.
Y. q. BAILEY.
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IN E.<e8 E1'G-E-;s:.c :e,;pr EIisiries
John W. Cooke. solicitor Petition 10 sub
WILLIAM cC"rkle "ni an Equity and
wife Elizabeth J for Relief 3
II appuaring to ny satisfaction, Tint WIZ
liam McCorklc and Elizabeth his wife reside
without the limi,S Of i@ia SiIr, |. s,ordcr-
ed on motion If Williams solicitor, for Pc
ht"ncr, that the said dotaudants do answer
plead, or irnur TO thepetition insab6Te case
onor before the 2jtn day of Jnne 1852.
otherwise JudgmcIt pro conftsso will bd or
dcrcd' against them ~" ...
JAMES II. WITHERSPOON.s'
49, G. L. /. ID.
Mar 81 3mo
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THE LANCASTER LEDGER

. FUbLtSftED WEEKLY AT Lam
Aacaster c. H., at Two Dollars per year.
This paper Is bound to no party, but advo-
cates all measures which the Editor believes
viii prove Of benefit to the State.
n. 8. BAILEY, Editor & Proprietor.
~ win our exchanges have the kind
nessto copy the above notice. We win ~.
oiprocats the favor when called upen,
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Inn Equity -E.a:l%a>leE ssise.
EN l"m". Petition
James II. N,rI,'ry.y
power of h"orWcy g..
from john k'',1"v ~r.
IL >U~aGmah his vie. Rc.:er
Cha~. Kirk,.y--Ct oi. &c.
1t appearing t. nv aaf;,I,',n. thar
John kirkIcv. s,: t'haf'os KirEIav. James
kml>!ry uld JON k.rA.y.Jr, defendants
III above So rcs.l" wit.ou, t.n ihnits ~
this St,.r. Gu In"ti,l, vi' Nu.ars Sorr.
for tn r,;ilion,r, =, is orucr, q, li.l. ll.c
sail job" N;rh',E, g, Nmn E'Ncv.
jams Kirk ), agi john ..l,.,, JI.. do
plead, ansI.i, "" &vnwto H.. i,o..,u in
the alnva r..-a. ~. "r lcII, f,.' 1"v oi
Jurc r"xt 0thnrwi.a, ,M'err.nt, PRO.
Comtcs.o. will he ordered a"airat each Of
them. J'~. II. WI..iEhorNON.
.Iv".. la. l.. -
Feb. y 3a
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In Eqtvity-ElaRGaatrY DisG.

hA AIelesEtS -hl;'hESd"lcE DlSu.
Josiah NJ. CroNtoo, SU-l Ri,ltodividc real
san Croxton, Mary Estate &c.
CroXton, Henry N"l,r Estate of James
son ~ Mittcy his wife. Croxton, dcccas-
rs Cd "nd. J'E'
L Il Ward ~ Iar.. h!s CroAlan G,,ra~.
wife, Claus. j.. Allen d e Cd
Nancy hi, wife, Ju.,ih =
Woods & Rachel HI
wife.
1t appearing 20 my satisfaction that r..
i. Ward and Janc, his wife Ioscph WOODS.
and Rachel, his wife, attendants in aLoyc
case, reside without Nlc limits cf ilis State.
1t is ordered, on motion hf clinton & Hak /.
ma sol'r. for compIaihanfs, that vsc said de-
PENDANTS do answer, plead, or demVr, To
the Bill III above case, on, orhc.ore the 1t
day of June, 1852, oihcMisc, Judgment,
pro confcsso will be ordered ayaiIi each
! and all Of thcm.
e.. JAMES III. WTTIIFRSPOON.
.-.. .. Com'r EQ'y Lan'r Dist
Com'r,s Office, Icb ~ 3mr l-s
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JAMEs II. WITHEnsi.OON.
IN E.<f1'E'TU-L,.:.e q ,>;ry Eji,iriee

Con" EG'yi ar DIX.
Mar 23. 1872. ! /. 3luc...
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II appearingt to my satisfactiOnflpatN&ths-9
mel Ingram rson Of Jemima) tesidcs beyond
the limits of this State. It's ordered. on
motion of Moofe solicitor for pctitioncr, that
the said Nathaniel Ingram doansweE plead,s
or demurr TO the petition filed against him,
In the above case, on or before The Isl day
Of June. 52,othcrwise ind gaent proeer-s
fesso, vii b. oFdered gains; hila,,i-.os rrsr
JAMES II, WlTHERSpOON, = a..
- ~ ~'a ~ '' z. .E ffasD. l''''
sIancaster G. H.. s. G. Fob. 5G 1889. -.
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THE SUBSCRIBER HAS JUST RE.
Il ceivs1 and opened full and complete
assortment Of SPRING and SUMNER
GOODS, purchased in the city of Charleston
with much care rs to Prices and Styles OF
which the following is part:
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INDIA RUBBER GOODS,

ITO RAILROAD COMPANIES AND CAR BUILDERS
~ hS Of al, the rusr Patent for Car springs
a." % o # d tine Y PnoS e ss sss t ss' uod o
@ AND Of Of B. c1n Es ,Ss for
Al orders for Car sgrias; ailGd vim proap,uaS = my
!" any now nRacE u Y, Il the Il paSea q sts,ss
New York, March 22 1852.
sIkl Of this date, rotation TO W. G. rullers and
s1
in in t. @ aEa IN
y s9 I Of t @ END in the Und states &c on Ss s
has has not bsen annusd repealed or declared void or ava
cults for violation Purchasers using it bs
mad i to S oPSs % m PssoEs
patent Fuller and second because RAYS patent is
on account is utterly void 30 be sustained
S XII Ray d t. ANY s R sn r no
@ to j. CHS M, ay isrs m ;ss aaTHs s
benefit doubts consequently order. The
error IN grantn this rasen to Ry under the facts and
Mr. t@S in tho Untod ssats
aSyr 's 1te'4'RR' s '
fully concur in the opinions m aIoye expressed;
dmsarIrSs B. GnTTnSG cennSs' Maren for f. f''lss l
Ing the New Engand Car sprng Company to maintain
an %
sns S1Sr M sss s tan:
facts which ha notice tho durability
% v The as % h ss
have eon in Of the largest railroads in State
and have to be inferior to instances
they have burst with the weight loaded and
known yours fail with any weight they have
been with The above railroad has number Of
springs in andit through their foreman ofrepar in
shop we were induced to try them He other
when yours to be had. We have heard OF
freezing last cold winter, they Affected by tho
heat Of our southern consideration of small
vauo besides superiority Is that springs thirty
cent cheaper price, though tho price would not
II preference not springs superior Desiring
imposed monopoly to cxtcrt from them scventvs
cents lb fer article not good selling for
fifty cents Obge by filling last ordor earliest
convenience and wishing you every very
respectfully. yours WHARTON PETSCH, Car Manufac-
turers, Charleston, s. G.
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Brooklyn city Intelligence,

Ror Ar.e 4 yrssEL.-0n saturday night last tho brig
Rad Captain Jenette lying al the Atsnic Dock, was
bro into and trunk and several articles of clothing
to from the cabin, in which the captain and his iamy
We're asleep Acr the thieves had left the captain sWoke
and becoming Of his loss armed himself WIN ooe
OF pistols III expectation Of their return IN Whch - vas
not disappointed shortly afterwards he
men sneakinR towards his vessel and zen Hp'ls
ing her, he fred at them This h.u eIe ~ tuot ~. y.
frightening them Off although = not supposed .nss
either was wounded The property taken was sub
scquently found upon the dock
supprs DrAru--A man named John Daren. q mason,
suddenly expired on saturday last while engaged ~ his
work on building In Myrtle avenue. he had evoyed
apparcpt good health up TO the hour OF MS death ha
body was taken to his late residence III Boerun street
IIousr RoansRY -on Saturday night last the board
Inc house of Mrs IIanos in Schermcrhorn street was
and about S2S distracted from the pockets of
two the boarers who were sleeping n an upper aea
ment The scamEs escaped ndctected
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No Election of United States Senator
Mississippi, sc.
Markets.

PROVIDENCE, March 2Y, 1862
The cotton sales the week have bcea moderate The
market is for the lower grades while qualities above
riddlng held firmly Mt quotations. Fair Mobiles,
10 l01ac MidGng fair, 9s 9sc; fair Uplands, 9&c;
rriddliag fir 9Ac The stock of wool Ia rather light,
with M nnpru,, Gefnand last vcek. The salea
have been % OC0 lbs at prices ranging from Is 4jc
There is lees demand this week for printing cloths AMI
prices unchanged Sales for the week 20 400 pieces
CHARLEsroN. March Do 1852.
The sales of cotton to-day, III bales ate 7$Sc
The market has declined eighth to quarter since til
recent of the EuroDas news.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.



0RHAr OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ONE MILLION OF
DoLLARs-DEATH CAUSED BIZ sTABBING-EsoAPE
FRO PRISON, ETC.
PHLApELrHrA, March %, 1852
One OF the most destructive conagrations expo
rienced In this CITY broke out this morning between
twelve and o'clock, in Bank street. which is bounded
the north by Market, and tho south by Chestnut
street Three Of the largest importing houses In Pha
dephia nre in ashes The fire. when first discovered
principally confined to Messrs Lewis & Co store but
1t soon developed ITSELF and spread to the adjoining
houses, occupied by the Messrs Stuart Brother and
Gihon Co.. both Of which entirely burned to tho
ground causing loss Of over $5000O0.
The following be ascertained, is the
amount Of property destroyed -
Stuart s. Brother, who occupied tho stores Nos. 10
Bank alley and IA Strawberry street. II Is estimated
lost 100000
Tho loss OF Lewis 4 Brother, Nos IL Bank and IL
Strawberry street, n put at $350,O00.
Gihon Co., Nos. Q Bank and IA Strawberry street,
$4,000.
Rogers Co., who occupied the upper story of Messrs
Gihon's store, $4,000
Il. Nj, Davis g. Co., 81 900.
S. Edwards cooper, 81, 600.
The nsuranccs, far ascertaincd, follows -
Lewis & Brother importers Of British goods, have
insurance of sos, 600 in London Office, and
their entire loss.
Gihon Co and Stewart C. Brother have each S25 900
in London Offices In addition, Gihon & Co covered
by insurance in the Pacific company of New York and
in several Offices in this city the of which have
not been asccrined Stewart Brother have also suf
fcient amosnt Of insurance to their stock
At ten o'clock the smoudering ruins again burst into
flames, which subdued.
The fire was doubtless caused by incendilry for
when Mr. Lewss bookkeeper Mr.. Ashmead) was leaving
tho store at ten o'clock last evening he states that
everything was safely put in order the gas lights put
out. &c.
Another fire broke out Mt five o'clock, in the lumber
yard of Williams s. Brown the of Green and
Tenth streets which destroyed large amount of lumber
jeremiah Thompson tho man who was wounded in the
hand by four whom he detected in robbing his pro
mises tho 18th Instant died last night at tho hospit
from tho effects of the wound.
A convict known Doctor Adams escaped from
county prison last night by breaking away the window
of his CELL and forcing himself through tho aperture
which is only six inches square and scaling the wall with
rope ladder which he had made of tho cotton filling
used in weaving. o stripped himself and left all his
clothes behind.
No Election of United States Senator In
Mississippi, &c.
BALTIMORE March 2S, 1852.
The Mississippi Legislature adjourned the 10th inst,
without disrictng the State for Congressional repre-
senation elecctng United States Senator for the
long term An extra session will undoubtedly called
by Governor Footc
The Southern mail, through from New Orleans,
in tonight
The Iaudson River Open 10 Albany
ALBANY March 2S, 1882.
The steamer Nnrod and propeller Hoboken arrived
from New York, about half past eight o'clock this
rg They report that the river is all clear
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RoWERY TnEATRE-BoxEs. IS CEN rs; PIT. I2h
ssts ss a. sssn spa %s
EEsdy; csqa. AT'Glls Dc. MSSts NJ Gso
u1SEnsi % ss1Sas @
Mr. Stevens Monkey Squalls, Miss Mtchc Felicity
and faraao 81 cents Second fr IS oon, F
yato Bexc: So orohsstra Seats rs open ~
siFr q y'af' a y viii
Me- Dyss Las.a, s TN Rs
Of ATEk As hs ' y IN 6s
cstass.,s M Mp1Sshsap Bun Mr. T. Joanson Doctor
NATIONAL THEATRE, CHATHAM sTaEEr-DREss
Tickets. ;s q aaa BGSass B9s = ss sns M 1 s..
eursn oeIosk Msndsy Msrh F. shs a.
Win tss e M
HsTt9i After whsh the drama q TlE siEaa
gsrs, Mr B clarke Eronetti STAFFORD: Sa,sss s Miss
Hss.lHr; Emile Mrs. " G. JonsM JesnnOsto M,s NJ
THE MAGIC WELL - 'f'''AA' '''' 'p'''"''' OF
CHRIsTYs OPERA HOUSE, MEcHANlcs' HALL. 40.
Saraa ~ss aSoSs Gsana night
known Chrisys Minstreis, comprising saaoisnt and
ss ss'
Tickets; 3 cents: bosrs open ss
M par"as u Ehristys S.Ai lin n
6rels that
concerts are s'ontinued On Saturday next April 3d.
mont Of b. Mallory
WOODS MINSTREL NALL, al BROADWAY ABOVE
prietor; s. A. Wells, Manager-Open ever, nght--Mr
Wood takes great pleasure in announcing that he
fected an with those ares Mess-
Other %s M slgf sso m s1tsS Hys
until further notice In variety Of and or inal fea
tures giving entertainments which he feels viii
70 cents Doors at before 10
aquarter before o'clock Grand CONCERTS "Wednesday
and Saturday afternoons. at 3 o'clock.
ERANKLIN MUSEUM, l75 CHATHAM SQUARE.-GEO
Lea, Propretor-Two performan.,es are given overy
day. commencing at o'clock in the afrernoon and half
IA the United states whore the Moae Artists
The company composed Of troupe Of Artistic selected
ther beauty And figure and under the Of
"Mle CABINET, Premier Model to tNs establishments
magnificent series Of groupings will be produced carefully
selected from the most admired sculpture with
new properties and appointments .Leas Female Opera
will appear afternoon and evening Mons Larye the
original Antpodean Pedestrian, will walk head down.
yards on the ceiling at elevation of t~ensyfvu foe,
from the ground and eighteen length feat which throws
oil Competitors in the shade The wonder the
world eyer produced Mons Gegore the strongest IL
the world, will break with his "naked at any stoRe ths
Of strength The unrivalled tribe Of Ss.er
will appear In their wonderful gymnast;c ssterainent
producing great excitement by their extraordinary sxhb
tions variety Of miscellaneous yvcr
every afeK and evening such hs other
establishment in the werld For full particulars Of sAct
see bills Of the day Prices # admissio.
cushioned chairs, H cents; Boxss Gallery
l2H cents.
AIDES OF GOOD FIGURES AND GENERAL AP-
pie Of Graces Apply daily to Mr. ST. Lake at 59S Broad
way.
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% and Psrqqs. 50 osnts Family Circle and
AZ 70 eonmensS e o'clock Menday evening March 70
sr ss Hero knsvs d
sah honTy & s b.sps brsps
Anneii Miss Could; Agnes, Miss Kate Horn Emma Hms
Hs s a n q the NJ
Reynolds; Sophia, Miss Kate Horn; Rsse Mrs. Seton
NIBLos sGARDEN.v,-MANAGER MR., JOHN SEXTON;
on.. %
The y .aSs e.
TsIlss Marie Tonic and captain Dom.
farce Of tho Captain Watch Director s,ner
q FIJI p TH ssSasNr Rsnst
TS oF will commence with the CAP
BAMRNuMss "A AMERICAN N.Y. nyssyM-p BARNux
sasss 1aa'5 and ns;sy ;
BY o seTsa n d
sna na & LA hssss ssas sH5 H
GhhRh9 Rf Y .Sh %sD M s
DAY Of Cherry and Fair Star Monday
the Happy Family &c. &C., to 30 seen a. all hours
FRENCH vAUDEvILLE-oLYMPIc THEATRE
a rsme asd pEdry
- cents Performance commences at hafpast o'clock
EELLows' MINsTRELs-THE ORIGINAL JUSTLY
celebrated and fsrfamed corps Of Ethiopian Perfor.n-
:1S %
ern thor friends and the public generally that hey
have closed their concerts in this city until further
they Sill perform :. the Temple in New Haven April 9TH
loth ut tho Ham, pdon Hail. Springfield April 18th and
ltth. -
MIR. EEMPsTER's FIRST ORIGINAL BALLAD EN-
1 tertainment this will be given at the Taberna
ole on Monday evening March 2ah cudng tho following
Msa iss thee a ssss' s hssr. @
1ke Barring o the Door of Irish Emgrant
Vert thou like me in Life low vao, The Rainy Day"
Queen in three parts Tickets 50 cents Books l2 oent
To commence ats o'clock
NAPOLEON AT FoNTAINEBLEAU, MARCH 81, 1914,
~ the of his abdcaton painted by Paul Delarocho-
Ire exhibition Of this picture which
bech VISITED during the last two years in England France
At Stuyvessnt nstitute t50 broadway Open A.
to ~ r. NJ Admission, % cents; Children half price,
CIRCUs-LAsT WEEK OF THE sEAsoN-MoNDAY
~ evening, March ~ and during tho Mons
Odell MIR j. T. Nathans Mr. II. Sands; Troupe of
r. Mes all the great acts in the circle being positively tho
last performance of the for tho The corps
ofJuveniles will also appear In their several
TEMPLE OF THE GRACES THREE DOORS ABOVE
Nibio s-pay and evening performance. encng ut
wing Models, with band Of Ethiopian Mnstrels
posed OF the following talon ted performers Miles ,nc
Augustine Feeo; Carlotte and Carone Mossrs st. Luke
casan Slaves the Ladies' Bed Room Dopravy and limo
the Deceiycr and the Virgins &c. entire change
OF performance for the evening.
MONTAGUE HALL BROOKLYN.-MR CHARRUAUD
1vl and Mrs. Lannays last Soree Of the will
place at thu above Assembly Room, Thursday evening"
April lst.
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I.HlUOK.4.

EALKIRB, Y0UNGEK'S, CAMPBELLS 70 SCoTCM
~ Ale. Bssss East India Pale Ao. London and Dubltn
Porter md Brown stout in pnts aud quarts ia fine
Nton warranted genuine, Tor sale, at WM. H. UNDER
HILLS Wholesale and Family Store, 43O Brv mo streot
N. B.-kendshs teoonomicall Chemical Olivs Soap.
nA B. PETERS 4 CO., IMp0RrERS o., AND DRaL-
lsl In Champagne, Wines, Bran5,es Porters Aes
Er0wn Stout Havana Segsrs, 80. &c. Co. are synts
for the celebrated Grape Loaf CHAMPAGNE 20 favornIy
known lovers ofgood wine. For sse wholesale or
byM. u. rkTLRS Co. 800 BrosdSay t0rders solicltsd
and shipped with hcarc.l
TIE FINEST GRADES OF sRANDIES, WINES, ASD
all kinds OF Liquors. In 'otte, demijohn, woUd In
every ynrisT snS 81 the pest yintages for sale y wA
H. UNDERHlLl, At W, celebrated Store t3c Hraoms
street corner OF Crosby The attention Of dealers liquors.
and sJl othors Ia resp, ctfuliy Invited.
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EXPRESS AGENCIES.

A DAMS CO.'S CALIFORNIA FREIGHT, PACKAGE
"A and Parcel Express. per United states mail steamer
Crescent City, Monday, April 5.-Our next regular
Express for Chagros Panaa and San Francisco will bo
dispatched above by the United States mail steamer
Crescent City, on Monday, the 5th Of April at two
o'clock p NJ in charge usual OF Freight Agent
and Special Messenger to destination All goods for this
Express must be delivered to with invoices before
Saturday Sd pr to enable to comply with the
order for cordng and sealing No charge shippers
by this line for Custom Houes fees Consular ccrcato
Every package must be 6trty water proof and should
not exceed rs pounds weight Small parcels and dispatches
will be received until one o'clock the day Of sailing
ADAMS & CO, I6 and Is Wall street
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CALIFORNIA r'ICIx ETs.

49, 49,
GAllfoRNlA TICKET FOR sALE-vANDBRBILr's
~ ineonc frat class through Ticket for nrh ar Anil
Apply to L. u. SUTTON, No "a Wall street.
CMlroRNIA!-WANT ATHRoUGH TICKET
-, M or posonu csss ~ CAIN ~ @ line April
NOR sALT--A THROUGH SECOND GAVIN TICVrr
tor san Francisco by tho Northern Liyat Inquire at
the Woftchester House bsr.
TfoR sALE-TwO THROUGH TICKETS FOR SAN
H. Frnncisco, per the Promethou. 9Th Of prL Apply
W No. 40 Water street
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IERF0RD {, CO.-GREAT CALIFORNIA FREIGHT,
II Package and Parcel Expressour next shipment will
80 ly the splendid fastrnng United states mail stoam
ship Crescent Csy, April in charge Of special
and freight agcn through in twentyeight days.
DIT nton at Panama Freight akon mt less price. than
by oti responsible company Small parcels for
exr- Trunks received TO o'clock day of sailing n T.
~ fw choice borths through droct Crescent City
TIE Only line, be secured by carly application
orr office. BERFORD co.. Astor House, vesey streeb
II. PRIDE s. co.'s CALIFORNIA EMPRESS, NO.
"A. Wall stroetTreiyht 80 cents per lb,
the lsthmus. by Moluera Co.. transporcrs of all
The gold dust Next shipment, by tho Crescent city
Monday April o. A. H. PRIDE CO.