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MAGNETIC vAaIAsross AT psmr Pszss sAH D,roo AND
srIss Ne honor % stat. ss.s sSs 1.sss.s.s
:::
gola. Pisss. ................Ms Ess 1851 s,''
Up; =; GSss.
n'n,''"isss sq.'' :sisi ssSRi s..s,ce... Survey
SIP osca. Eagle tnawI Boston for Norlsaa. Fob
i y. sns from Anso. ios Yarmouth ss "a
ByrSos Arnrs, Doc H-sia bark Oliver Hayes sssss
At scsh ship Aymsr Carver for NYori. Id, b.rls
Mans0A H.sasl from Boston ssxonyiia, hu.ohinss.
Paul Allen Salem July for S.aiia put in for Ws,sr
Bis.4v. sSs Dec Is-sris -. Mooraoien for siorr.
Cows Jan as.shlp France Siossla from antwerp for
SS.nrKAo,sA jan yoSS Am y vessel: |. port. w..
Dec esh ys::: sold Sid .bous SAB srl.. Ras.is MI
er Boston, 6th Hsniiton. Silver. Sisau 7sh Planet 81
IN ss S.ssl jamie: r.. .s ts At ,s
ST JOHNS M Jan Arr brig K!assl0oh Burke. NYork
BOSTON Feb ll.Arr sshr ODER, BsArse, Norfolk Cid
cssxs hTT sssGs
Ames, CardsnRs; Mary Reed Howes. Baltimore Nothing
MOI Purchase A.
AtaE.p.s where shs pus in in dis
srs
BATH sAr; sob. Lan:or Dean. Pssnimau NYork.
.S .:hr dSs. shs,s
fss .shr. cel...as b, from
faa ios OLD 9TH and returned via saism Sid brig
noLIRss HOLE, Teb9 P1-Arr schr. Jas osis, Bruce:
Ssr:i. Esias Sissd .aa
,,s brig s,sg aSSrs sSss'n for ohar''0n
ths ss Tao. k9.1 sob.
ship TsIaain sob. sally Ann; Clara: ohsnpon and pilot
II " rsn
Ss,Sea last ID two banks and
na1ss for G Boston and :Sss S.
Clara and VIM Jenkins. for New York went out This
Riyer Phl.dsiphis fres.n Flssmsn. Boston for
Ii,hArr schr g. George Murphy HYort for Portland.
h1 'SF anS Ans Gs
A' sss
n SE% BON S ~ s sss, VIM williams, Rogers.
Ellems hope Candy. jeffrey; sloops franklin sagsers;
s
eass
sssn E k.v 9a
Kepporholdt Orange Grove La Eimrs. Hail, cianfaesos
Bermu6iana Bril- Outerbrdga Carshagona CA Sarah Nash
Gohrst Charieston; Mary Chsppel. Hand: Charisson
Thomas Walter, Aarshman. NYorh; sohrs Mahcny Cor
Wilmington, Nc; Charles Edmon johnson, Sa
,yannahi Jane Pa.serssn. Peaooek, Wilmington, Nc
ria Klstbs, KeinereoE, NYork.
poRILAED Feb i0-Arr brig HarrAssehst Adams. Nor
hatanzss; brig susan seuc Haven Havana sohr Apple
ST Marks Jan 29-Arr bark Emily Miner, Smith. NYork
Feb sehr w Pettes, NOrlsans. CID 3d. brig Oriee
Brandt. NYork
In port among Others bsrts ewellyn, Horton,
John stroud, for NYork with despatch schr Laura Jane
do do
sALEM. Feb l0Arr brig Draco Ropes flste Silver who
exchanged yesses GAMBIA 9th ul CID schr Mary Langdon
s,monon NYors Wis Aarbishoad Sid 9'h sohr Missouri
10Th. eve-Arr bark Lucia Maria. Wallace. Zanzibar.
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Domestic pIIscelIanv

NV PosT OFFICE ON STATEN ISLAND "A new
Post Office has been established at Marshlsnd Richmond
county, and Jas. G. Odell appointed Postmaster.
EXAMINATIONS OF THE U. S. NAVAL SCHOOL
The examination Of candidates for admission into the
navy, commenced ct the naval school, at Annapolis on
Monday.
NANTUCKET RE-DIscovRRED The NanfNcka In.
quira, Of the 9th says -" Our hnbor is nov pretty
much entirely free from Ice The warm weather for .
few days past together with something OF rain storm
Friday night has wasted the in streets
til 1t is about all gone The steamer Telegraph is again
making her regular tr weekly trips to New Bedford and
our mail packet is also more the route.
POPULATION OF SPRINGFIELD, MAss.-A new
Of Springfield has just been completed under
direction Of the Seectmen and the population sscer-
tanned to be IL 49S which increase of 1l6S since
he spring Of 1850 Some Of the inh abtants city
government.
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fHg RELEASED CUBAN PRIsoNERS-GovEgNoR FooTE
and TIE PRESIDENTIAL ELEoTIoN-FoR CALL
FoRNiA, ETC.
BALTIMORE, Feb r. 1867
TIE southern mail cane through this morning from
New Orleans
ilvcee from Texas state that the Senate had eced
thu resolution providing for the election of United
States SeratJr IN place Of MIR. Houston
Captain Henry Austin an old Texas pioneer is dead.
The pcsyne publishes letters from three discharged
Cuoao pri'ooers who al Gibraltar in great dest!
tuition, and had DO Of getting home
Governor Foote has published a letter, defining his
petition the Presidential question He denies having
entered into coalition in favor of Webster and saya
Csss "a bic fsvorits
Wiism Yerger has been appointed Chief Justice for
Mississippi, vice Sbarkcy Consul to Havana
The steamer Isabel from Charleston for Havana took
out over three hundred passengers with fifty five slaves
far California.
The chip Meriden cleared from New Orleans on the
9TH for Liverpool with cargo Of 400 bales of cotton
The railroad riots at steubenvle Ohio have been re-
neveo and James Carey. Irishman, was killed
plumber Of the rioters have been arrested
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Our Philadelphi. c.rresy.ns.~s..

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. IA 1854
The ASwda0s-C ouns~fnt~s stali of Lrse-As~sesxs
.afray &c.
The hearing Of the two Poandsrs, charged with the
murder Of young Lehman, is going before Mayor
Howell Of the Northern Liberties The chain Of circum.
stantial evidence duplicating the accused Of the most
perfect character, and there Is not link wanting to
hang the shadow Of doubt upon. - to their guilt
Their conviction to be Of the things tn ut
are to be- The hearing has caused much excitement in
the upper districts.
There has yet been trace discovered OF the third
of this trio Of butchers but the officers out In pur
suit--some having gene a. far rs Baltimore
The couLterfepg jail breakers have not been recap
tured, will they, unless reward 10 offered, which
seems to be now out of fashion.
James Cavsnnsh living Minersvile, attempted to
murder his wife last evening by stabbing her He then
threw his chid in the fire. burnip death Cavannah
has been arrested, and is in jail.
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SUPERIOR Court.
Before Chief Justice Oakley

before CDleI justice oakley
FEB 12--John 2ibpfis administrator alfred UnderH
This suit for the recovery Of quantity silver
ing OF tea service The parties brothers in law the
defendant being married to the plaintiffs sister the silver
which valued at $3.50 came into the possession of
tor Underb the defendant in the year 1885, and the
plaintiff as Administrator Of bis father sueor the
very Of the property Mrs Margaret Burde sister Of
the plaintiff dpoed that she the tea service at the
house Of her sister, Mrs Underhil the defendants
wife in the 1896 that she had not listed her since
as there was not much good feeling between Mrs Under
hill and eny Of the other members Of the family YER
dict for defendant
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Naval Infril,r.ncr

Tie U. soop q var Jsmestovn. wts 4, Duenos
hyres Dsctraper 20
daut ~ Higgins Y Navy, vas unanimously
Csoied On the 81 bft csplsn y the steamship Her.
nam, OF the New York, Brereni aud soushsn pton
Line.
n jar zeilln IT, 81 Marine Corps, hs' bosn detached
frn Tie Goepsrt bauscks and IL ordered to command
,be gpasd o. two hus9red men destined Tor tae Fsst
Ansl8Ique aron.
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nARIgImE INrELn1GENoE
nnrarr.nt. nr sna Co. a,..
ROMA og FEW YORK., gRB. u 1867.


frsnthirHlerrt Nevada thevl, Wilson. ChsgEss How
he = 90,
elm hp Van while Lovbef Ilvefpool J BitohinG
thg lfaae Wslon Bugsty, Etsa indies bi1sin Iron
tl0t0s
ship coIrmtus, Sttrer, Oh srieeton, r wsriie.
ship LsttoD State tnewl kiiborn. San FRANCISCO, Brett
Yoee q 60.
BARK Iropsides, Adams, Mobile, Eagle Hassrd-
bHg Capt John BrsntooMb. bsS9s Ia 3rens9, heamitb
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TeIegraphIc Marine Reports.


Arrived Bark Emma Post Mobile; brig Russi, Gsmbs,
Africa Jan Feb lat 40 IL ion &c 20 spoke ship sddonf
Nyork for Liverpool.
Cleared Bayk Charles Williams sayarnsh; brig Caths'
rBe Rioho CGydelse; sehls New ok aae APIECE
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s.: ss!s s.;.::: 6si.:s H f::s:,.
Gose Ass iisa. BssSe. New Ravsa.
Arrived.
!as II =. S
ssat q heavy yssery ealss ths entire passage
S.s ISss 'sys ssy si iss
ss .s" q. NJ. H:.t
The took pho. s' and ::sssa 4 assf
ship Inc Little s.s,psrs passed java Had Nov q yi.h
SPRUNG g. AZ 9 .. asd s:, .a
seole ship Robert winthrop. Young from CaSassa 70.
Ship PsrsnA Lansscn Buenos Ayrss Dec 10 with hides
'r sbi hSI p, e Ds xSyss "A,
b.Ii Dudley Morrison Charleston day, with cotton
H:';s; vI; Rs New
%nss;es e.sss n ;s and Jan
s With ns as, ss 70 .v:rs, Rrovn Feb s. Ion %
LiveIpool ume brig WIN spear. from asvssa for
Brig Ledebs tot wsldoSore) Simmer Rochelle. 81 days
sehi ss.a R.srism iMol, Ill., Amsterdam rs days. with
sehr 09..sv. smonson. Hyssuss 10 days. with sugar.
ssh, ..r Knapp ioi Per.lsna Fits Jasmsl Is days.
sehr SAml Ward Edwards. Charleston. days. bound 10
sO6r Jonas Smith, Nchol. Wilmington. NC, days. with
schr UeRosset Brewster. Wilmington. NC with naval
lieving vessels
LIkter sIoops Hickory Pacific and sohrs -Four Sisters
sud Mary from the wreck Of bark Th@us ashore
Inlet.
Steamer Roanoke Parrlh. Richmond and Norfolk. 50
hours. ~
steamer Pensbsco,. CLARK. Philadelphia-l
Below.
shp Mount Vernon now ship North STAR from lne f.
~ sncher on the bar
a ship from New Orleans With W Nelson g. Sons signsI
Brtn bark JASON from Bremen, Dec Il, with mdse and
FEtscDFers.
Bark Vermont. from Savsnnah.
Bark Julian. from Charleston.
Br brig Venus from ~
Also, y chips. bark, and briggs.
Sailed.
BteApbhip Sierra Nevada wilson Chagres ships Corne-
Illus orippe Fletcher London; zasternSsA Kloorn san
Francisco.
w!ni At sunrise. W; st msridian WSW; Atsunset w. and
frl5h,
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The Releas Cuban Prison e re- en- route Tor
Home-POwdsr mill e plosion.


private letter from Spain states that the American
prisoners recently pardoned by the Queen to sail
from yigc on the 10th January in thehp PIenti Cap
tain woodbury., Of Boston bound to New York They
slightly in number last ed only
fortnight after their arrival in Spain
powder mill IN Spencer, Massachusetts blew up yes
jurps another. The explosion shook the houses in the
-
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large Fire nj Louisville.

LOUISVILLE, XIV, Feb Il 1872.
The large houses the corner Of Fourth and JeHer
ra streete known the Jefferson street Hotel were de-
siroyed by FIRE this morning The property was prn-
oipsily owned by M,ssrs. Guthrie and Tyler Loss
Sl0 oC0 partially injured.
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Married.

On Thursday, Feb IL, by the Rev John Loughin, Of
ct. Patricks Cathedral THOMAS w. KELLY to EMILY
daughter Of Henry Moss Esq all Of this city.
In Brooklyn, on Monday, Feb 9, by Rev. Mr. Bacon
Mr. Mitchell BASDRAw, OF Albany to Mrs ArsE Coal
pIS Of Brooklyn.
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VelegraphIc Reports

New BEDFORD. Feb. IL 1852
GALES we're made here Tuesday Of 3e6o bbls whale
Gil at tic 6sc which is advance Of previous rates
The market il firm.
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Sale OF tb- Steamship 5. S. Lewis.


The ocean steamship 9. s Lewis was cold at public
aoction TO day by Ferdinand r. White by order OF the
u 3 MsrshSl foI $3.50 Geo. cash.
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ssiP rA0III6 caPs,is E!Is Nye.This sss.nsS VIII
.prav,say, FEB. u IL O'clock n from isrsh 5s
freight passage having equAlod Recommendations fsr
IDw w Sr X SoGEPss co NO IS wan street.
The steamship Assn.lo viii succeed ,ha Pacas. AID san
zoe LIVERPOOL. TIE NEW AND sPLnyDIp
,Y aI a1ns s es 81 n5agoy ass Gs ESs CON
positively sell from PbilsSep, Tor Liverpool satur.
say sS lore ' asST fasrs iliis
provided with railway Sockets rhaaclphs, free CT.
P Pis;o y The '''AN '''n'' h'A''d''n Exchange
TIVE PHILADELPHIA AND LIVERPOOL sTgAH.
e1p Company intend running thsir s.eamsaips y
CIV " es,ro- hursda7 M,roh
cS q Manchester ygca Thursday ka'.h q
CITY o elassov .......,,.....,.. Wednesday, rob
Y,Ss.Fo from Pi,eept; il saloon sss ICONS so n
tfEs. waiasG stScss plLaieIrhis.
.TOE pICngoND, VIA NORyoLK AND CITY P0ISr
Psr snd psssS sdG;T h SSsamsAp
ss1e stsb On frSsS ssd sail from M pss f H.
ssssss risIss2 rS S SIS 3 NJ sS; f ws
,;rsss; 70 r.tstasurs f.ighs sakes. No isesns aAcn
EoR GHAE IL ~, NEW AND FAST eoINo
nss H. hi on ,ss;;erssy February H. A. O'clock =
SPIFfOhD, SlLfsI0N d. CO., AZ south sAreet.
The Nlok p.ps undoubtedly ths fastest steamer Gus Of
I'VE pott and making her pssssRes 10 CbaReson IN A. TO
~ hours lereere is route tho houth 9quaed
20 thoo dcemng comfort aud expedition esshnta The
Sou thetrer viii euooeed the Union wrdaeedsY IB,h
IsbrusIY thuH corr monoihk the semi-woakly trirs.
FToR sAvANrkH-uEIrED ErATBs NAIL LINZ
H. The new and splendid ttcsnshp FLORIDA, On ptaia
ybomaB Lyon, viii leave New Icrh BAysnnAh On EhsUY
day. Feb u.s. stS oeteki r. ", from Pier no. N. X Tor
tregh. OF pasGGge srply 10
SAM u MITCHELL, Iqi Frcrt t,rset
The biabsma, Capt. ludlow, on Saturday 2t February
Tor fpeed, strength ecooU 9naion and fare Is
have fupecr Travellers and ahip rcrs 40
the placer south and south Carolina Mil ad
TIC route Wis SaythnAh Preferable TO other 40 easurs
cotrstcn ard aocuacy I'LL goods for th6 iatetor 10 A. BY
railroad should have the Of ole depot Al which they
ere 10 be leit merfed cistinetIy on oAaA package.
ENoR CuAGRRs AID Ear !CAN.-TAE kEy AND
splendid etesnsLlr UNITED sJATESl 500 sorg burtien
OAnriog o. Berry commander-g eAl on honda fbo fta
aav Of February, 81 a.. NJ. tor ChaEres Juan
CON Pier No. s. NJ u The United btstes sc st9Amos
tha being her second tnp fbe IN H. every rospe0t hgs
cafs htsAret built IN tbt toRgsst mspnSs double iron
braced ana ner accommodations for cabin second esbn
npa cteerhSe passengers used By rtcsr
kfoet, lor freshtcr pasGses spptr W JOA IS g. JOHN
BON, Now WAL street, corner OF Wafer street.
Two Strip BUILDERS AND oWEKRs.-wANrED,
hrss cl.ss clipper ship registering 60 70 900 sons
ready for Give real Of and fbp. AdfroD
boz l,CAi, Post ofios, ssshpg lowest tsrns.
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The Alabama at Savannah,
rfstrnrningioat Oh.rrvnfionn.

bANANNAIl, FtD. ~. IofA,
TIE steamship Alabama Captain Ludlow, arrived here
10 nity. riCo hours from New York
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HAvRE GRAcE, Feb l2-Noon.
The railroad track the ice has not been taken
npyst. freight containing Q number OF passen-
gers bss Just crossed the river in eafety.
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NJ LARMoNT, SURGEON, f. r. SOCIETY. AND n p.
g. shed hv

NT n. H.SU IL
4sl Medicine has established 10y his greatly gu
.res,ment Of All prysse diseased which Other.
Of the disease while local. without In many cases.
using mecicines bus In shose
causing the fog
syr and which have been under the charge of ths NEST
eminent without his services
for and valued for unless the system entirely freed
The poison il Affects the innocent offspring for generations
The written certificates published By him thai
be not .frsd 70 sseer oanno. be eqnsed though hi
london The also include the very
ly victims Of self abuse there thousands
who be cured with medicines. He, therefore osp~-
eay soheis those half cured and absndonod what
In ths speciality ho always
and permanent cure For sreasment letter, full
statement Of the with fee, 10 box Al Broadway
Office, New York. will be necessary. Patients applying
personally have separate rooms 0oe hours in the
ing till H. snd to in the t AZ Reade scesA tWo
doors from Broadway opposite Sewartsnot in drvx-
gsts. N Bills original work will soon be published
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General Scott for Presiden {.

Ftb. z. I5bg
The Wing Convention OF Geuesee county met ct Bsta
VIA yesterday to appoint eight delegates to the District
Conveation.
B,tPnt adopted
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MEDICAL.


ma EDICsL CARD.-DR- GLOVER, BY HIS gUPEHTOE
GA sk and practical experience, 10 Enabled 10 enaoa
qnck radical thc difficult cases;
SUCCESS h pstorishlpg 10 those pfoaoed tts
hsyn lsffc The sf Of tho most eminent rhyGeinns
G. surgeon Of regular medical education and legal
qnrsbts who devoted his atentioH to prsetoc,
Local dssasss speedily cared wihoub internal
dics BY method uueeuecd BY the celebrated Rocs
INC Trench furzeoa Dr. o. rotur thsnka 70 those family
tylears who daily appreciate lis ~ ding pa
uSrts his oAre He ~ raos1ntd among hs hssi Of
onrteal preendors whose 6csone Ill the oolr,rs
ottne pepsE. hs once No. ~ Am strses near Bread
way.
nR JOHNSON, NO. II DUANE rTNESf, SO WELL
~ know IA the treatment deoate diteaase she Doe
tors reputation for 5 In thete half cured cases that have
oTitt for years IL pre-emrert Constitutional NsAhnee
brought on By seest ah efostusy oursd hooens cs,es
cured Ia four days. perfsot ouro, or no charge.
VAR. WARREN, NO. NoTR b. CoNTINuEs TO
NJ 10 Consulted eonfdeptay on the treatment Of prt
de.eg DR.. w has devoted 20 years to she praoaoc
~ hio profepop when The victims E0Ah.sh those
who have etcrpedo The hSrda Of medical preeRdeg may
rely on safe and speedy esve NB-Hs fec un cured.
DR. J. EoRDAC's PREVENTIVE CAN BB PRO.
cured by Addressing him. post rad, box 40 Philsdsl
rhis poss once suclohrg ST. II 10 later sd for thos who
60 nos feel inclined 70 increase thelr tanOs II simple
and infsllible.
nOCToR COOPER, NO. z RoCsEyEJT gTRrEr Nay
~ be oongutsd en- al disessss from A. n 80 10 ~ a.
bis ONCE The pootore reputation ia Tho Of
sobbee NJ eeecs. Which hs IL daily called treat
praeass otSyssEI
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q EnO REWARD .---JEFFRIEg ANrIoo~r A ser
- COO cfc mixture for she care ~ priva.s as,ders
makes tpcedy cure without abe least restrcea OF dsi
tnb, exposs, OK ehsrss ia Applioshoo ~ business M
pto prefer obsensts stse case Which the xtaro VIII
cure rh sss h l,IiSIs o. Ave hundred aolisrs
iass wses m sny are cured IN Two days FOR ~ O.
Li.us, lh hsnevsr ssrsss Gosssai Wusst O.
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Passengers Sailed.

Passengers Arrived.
CanrAAcs1A-Brig Wmthrop-WN Wellington Fish
CT, u Tnpley. N Herrera.
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E7oE LIVERPOOL. : TIE NEW AND sPLrgDID
stoEmlhip Ciiy OIL Manchester, Robert Io.ch com
nsndeT (havng bees u1avoidHby detained BY ioe) will
positively sell from Phlssephs for Liverpool satnr.
day February l4th, at o'clock, NJ Passage In saloon
ro0ns, $685. oabr, $50 Passengers wall be
provided with railway Sockets TO rhiaa clphis free of
place
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I'VE La CROIxS PRIVATE MEDICAL TREATISE
- Fifth clifton by n u. La Croix n D. Albany, N 2.
Cheapest book ever pubIished $50 and $50 la.
on the Physiology OF Marriage, and the in rme0
and dsord Of youth and maturity resulting
cesses which destroy the physical and mental powers Al
rules BY which all persons can cure themselves wthout
mercufywth the authors observ atoms marriage il
dutes arc and THAR remedes with
ored Autographs illustrating the anatomy and physiology,
and diseases OF the reproductive both
their struetures uses and functions II contains many
viii objections aganst marriage none however,
should take this important step without consulting
pages 1t treats Of all diseases OF females whether
or single STRANGERS who require medical sid befcrs con
properly understood by those whom they
guard against the imposition of auack,ry prevalent
popular cities. Dr. La Croix legally quail ied hysoisn.
and for the past twenty year,. he, been daily consulted
equally rs we'll By letter Any person sending twenty
five cents In letter, post paid will receive copy
mail free of postage FIVE copies for 81 Address Dr.
B: La cK0ix % Beaver street Albany, n Y. Sold b
Broadway. n. Y. Branch oice, IS lloyd etreeA BudAs
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Tl'o CALIFoREIhEs- TER FOLLOWING Is NO. j
az stIies Of articles published in the Pansma star
The oher articles will be oltshed in oession From the
Panama STAR Of January I0th 1881 "Paoio Nail steam
ehip Company sy-iurhe PASSENGERS via The Ishmus OF
The Unitd states Mail Company from New York oopSin
bitterly Of the deoertsns rraotsed upon them
aFens, and by Of bsndbiis daring bills wero
posted ell the city headed NO detenion Isth
mufip:.sergtrs viii take the stearltrs Golden Gate
Panama and Republic, and proceed 10 San Erancsco
Hansbs posted NJ ~ Chsgres warning people 10
keep with ther taFgsEe tght, which renders travelling
SLOW thereby several having Through tickets Tor ho
steamship Colleen Gate in Eco late aud ealing at
tho ooe, informed thar their tickets were eted
hectuse tho steamer htd sailed Again NAVY hero from
tho ~ Dorado; holding .hrouEh ,sFess Tor ,ho exFs
steamer ard they sre told tha! they mus, iye for s
passengers Of The Georgia who hold through tickets ID
mall ttssmsr AZ thls is vr9rg and beneath honorable
and ehouAtd " hiure the route and the interests
Panama sId The sshmus. These men who have been de-
esyed will rTain travel the steamers of tho Paao
sa Steamship Company Il they can find other convey
tnces or other roEes. Honesty 70 the beat policy Cen
,ltmsn rsserssrt hold oa-youu have good tine % 70
American enterprise 10 LEFT FREQ 70 combat them."
NoTIcE-To MASTERS or ALL vsssELs BOUND
~ FOR San FranocoYou viii ploaMe have twc Of
Jour ycsfei cargo, vosses speken, pstssngrs o
yth Any other thing think worthy note fox tha
Alta Csliforra and Erohanfe Reading Room fey all GA-
Aors in ssr trancsdo, which win 30 called for yowg
yVe by CoYnmodcre Robert Is. Martin, Marine Reporter
oI $40 Aha ard news R0o. ia,o OF shs Es~ Rogf
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SHIPPING.

~ Cempaay-Ony Through Lac for San Sraneisso, via
81 s :sssd s.. sss S oSs., ,s .S
IL D0RAD0 pnequsli.a i hsr aso0I"sd..iS.s and
sau Friday. February 70 ~ O'Clock +. H. precisely.
fon her Pier At Of Warren street, North river win
the mails for Chagrcs direct hing With
We extra Of March from Psnsms San rrsn.soo
oornsr Of Warren sroet kBBl iadinx signed 81 the
once on she morning Of sailing.
NIT1D STATES AND PACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP
~ Comparatively through line for Ban Fran CISCO. via
Hayana and chsgres-on Tuesday. February a. ~ two
Ssoek r n. the splendid double engine steamship
SUe sons p D. Portsr M commander, viii s.
North river with the govern mails for CT con.
Meeting with the favorite n 70
passengers and mails - p.n.m. For freight
NB-Biib Of ladinG signed ~ the oi0e morning Of
sailing. -
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