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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1857-04-29

WASHINGTON, April 24-The Gov
,rnorship of Utah Territory has been
rendered to Major Ben. McColloh.-
1t is believed he will accept the oppoint-
mept.
A letter is now on its was to him, re-
questing his presence in Washington.
The design of the administration is to
pursue "a peaceful policy towards Utah,
in order that the laws shall be executed
and the rights of every inhabitant of the
territory protected without recourse to
arms.
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Anrils ls5.
Notice.

WE have disposed of our entire interest in
w our clothing establishment in Ashland
TO Z. Greenwald. The Books will be left in
his hands for settlement until the lst of March
next, after which they will be placed in the
hands of the proper officers for collection.
knowing themselves indebted to US are
therefore requested to cali and make immediate
settlement. S. APPLE d CO..
Ashland, Jan. 81, 1851. 33tf
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Estate OF John H~enizer.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the under
IN signed has been duly appointedand quail
flied as Administrator of the estate of John
Benizcr, latS of Ashland county, Ohio, deceas
ed.
All those indebted to said estate are rcques
ted 10 IN axe payment MS soon as practicable,
and all having claims will present them within
six months.
r. n. HERSHEY.
april 8, 1857. 2w44
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1857-04-29

Liquors.
DURE Wines and Liquors. for medical,
L mechanical and Sacramento purposes on
ly, for sale cheap at the Drug Store Of
DULIN d CRANE
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'orF s geI Gy +. G. Bushneil, Ashland, Ohio.

Letter from John C. Jones, Esq, farnlerly Consul
OF lhe United states. at the Sandwich lsfands.
and FOR many years a resident of CeIIsorni1.
Bosr0s, December 10th, 1916.
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Notice.

Notice.
Persons knowing themselves indebted to S.
Apple d Co, are requested TO call Immediate
ly and settle, and thus save us the trouble of
sending them a written notice.
2m45 S APPLE d co.
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HALIFAX, April 24.-The House and
Assembly have passed a bill giving the
New York, Newfoundland and London
Telegraph Company the exclusive priv
ilege of landing a submarine telegraph
cable from any part of Europe on any
part of the shores of Nova Seocia and
Cape Breton.
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NC., ~
And in fact, everything usually found in 4
Cabinet Ware Room, ali Of " hich will be mafe
BY the best worKmeD. out OF The best material,
aud will lie sold VERY Low FOR READY
PAYl l will also keep a general assrrsnen'
Ct CHAIRS which shah be sold at small pref
is
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-27

bone Of the sresia i'm rorsAnos, for enables them
70 reach their homes
I saw Mr. Ashby o me on 70 the brig Marine, and put
his boat load Of v,msp On bard He then sai In ala
nfise oould ts~ ~hsi he said bat unders God he
vas calling for men 70 man The ooas anc help hi row
Via, be wanted. Afsr trying in vain 70 60, be
seemed 20 eve 10 MP
noe mention made the Following statement 70 this
The chief ensisccr, NJ Ashby. sailed loudly FROM hi.
steamer. He ordained, "H roo have say humsni.y In
you for scd sake, back 70 The shlp' He asd
they would have been ssls % row beck He came on
beard and wanted the captain OF the Marine 70 r.
nearer The s-s@s and sssn ed 70 ss ssosss, mao 70
bo 10 the esmer beossse ne could po GET hat one
hi. wen, back 70 .he steamer GOULD T
reverse Of oovarr " hut have he-cf,re refused 70 or
fesr he wouIi cell uros me ~ witness " he shouli be
want 10 be would nos tell ,be papers In saiumore vhsr
they applied 10 for Inf rmsuou on this subsc, single
.o,d hoysys, becomes I'm, Important s , OF se'esy
Mr. Abby, by telling oil know
h,s lockwood s'sies that the bsg OF money giveu her
by Howe ake charge Of coustins che sho1t Judge
from ~ sire about 81 800 They left the city Monday
and win call and the mother or nr Howe In Psnnsy
yaps or Sec al eas that The money falls into no osher
Mrs. Marvin aAsss Ma, no money Wa given her 70
keep
MRS. HARRIET LOCKwOOD's ACCOUNT.
Mr. Harris lock wood has heard nothing jet, Of her
husband Dass he h lost sbe has three children
Rose AncA -, A. and Harriet eli Of whom saved
They are from IAfsy site, Indiana. shc sys,-Tbe gale
Tuesday night about dusk and increased
during the night Wednesday aid NOT feel that tbcre
sny danger, although very unpleasant 81 least
my husband said no thought there DAGGER,
hat 80 o. cus ship On thursday the gale m increased
began v be alarmed, although were sili assured
there danger. On Ficsy, wnen We swoks In the
morning, the storm terrific old NOT 20 out Of
sse room al day. the ship rolled 20 iha ws could not
stand the ncor; ib-ev the dishes from the liable 81
dnncv Ahou, o'sIocs While al the table The ssrm vas
fvon, and ihe men went 70 work with the buoree Al
hst time my husband ttd we're In very great dan
ger and sht be swallowed by he sea ~ any momsnl
The ~orked ince.rsntly from Mat time on. There
was great deal Of comuo~pre among the ladies' fhey
seemed 10 be csm and there npns them No excite
meu' thst could discover IT, be sure. -e we've Oh very
much alarmed, but sill we're calm. Untll about
Two hour. before the Marine y. seen I CONT
rucd - boo ire, The men would rave mo thip n.
then lrovsnl lac inevitable and ghereo,c gsoered
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-27
A CLrnsyrAx's Msrlrs-Anxosr A Curxre

A CLrRavnAN's MrsTAxs-AIxosr A CUNNING
RAN CArr Some weeks snoe, man named Albert psucr
rested and taken before ibe Police Court chsgred
with bFsmy. was alleged ,ha on the a. of Nay ss, he
vas married by Father hasen, the City Missionary 70
Eizsbch Atkins he having 81 that time another wife alive
He MED his guilt saying that he knew nothing Of the
woman, and had never seen Father hasn Bal hts prp
tesaiops for nausht when Father Macon csmo into
court and swore positively 70 having pcrf,rmed the mar
rsge ceremony ~ alleged bet~ecn lhe defendaps then
passing under ths name OF En Mersn and Elizabeth At
KIM He was committed fo~ trial before the Msnicips
Court being unable 70 procure the ball demanded Toe
Grand Jury found bill against him for bssmy Father
Mason having again testified positively N his Identity be-
fore them, Last Saturday he arrsispcd, AMI day
WAS assigned for trial In the meantime an Inquiry ~aa
lr.u'ued and soon becsme apparent that there
MISTAKE IN The matter Yesterday man an woman came
into Court, claiming 70 be the real I'll Merrill and wife,
Uorms Fr Elizabeth Axlns) They said they we're
red BY Fsner Mason on The NJ Of Nay I've three
ne"es we're present. Who the marriage and den led
them a. The bridegroom and bride. Father Mason siso
upon seepg the zeal w Merrill satisfied he had
been mistaken The fscs made known IN tho District
Attorney and he st once entered sots pros, aad Pa
erson vas discharged ser about two months i'm grigen
ment 70 jail for which he has remedy THIS case
iborfb not parallel 70 the pretended marriage OF Ns
Cunningham vitb Dr. Rurde sDnds strong proc To-
olosymen o. sBdoUbted character naoe "
sben hey Siern v IDENTITY parties married bero t1cn
-BOston Herald, Sgt TO-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-27
A HEROINE IN A GALE OF WIND.

appears that during The late trial through which The
nssmrhip Southorner passed Narrowly there
only those ordinary exhibitions o. courage and foru,
bu also east OF those nanoea which spcus
TONED 70 oa neroism. An ofosy board tbs shp In,
forms N thai "drring The storm, and when death
staring each one In Me ace The GOODNESS and forbade OF
roe Of ike lady passengers amounted herosm while
The passengers, dvitec into squads working a the
punps, abe constantly among them serving them
isfr@hments ant cheering them With kind words OF hope
he always rc~dy n csrry out the wishes Of the mates
bravery that al on board v@s inspred with fresh zeal
energy. sbs has lost all the oiohing she possessed
having bern washed overheard, and her 10 recon
mended 70 Tho sympathy or our ciussps."
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-27

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Fsrs q s-w vera. ssnss~sss u. lssg.
mE.Rsp
s.~snrAtp Alabama. 6chenct savannah - L Annhul
81 apshp NsssviE, Nurrss ossrss0n-sprssOrd, rnas.
s.s %e ny ''s a: e.
Rs s s.;. ss. .ss ss!s d.
Hail John Hermann tsremsn'. so'nhoidt aaAbwg-r
BAH ..rso stevens orraco.- vo... L'vinxssn Aoo
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,s 'sIsss Sfs.':;
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s ss, so.n ; N s9fd.n Haissss
schr lille tsr Wi nnraie, iono, Ss-r NsvtuE
scsr Hastings tBr, Le~srson 1t john MA an,sAsr
s:s: s,,y Fl1,ss.s ristsp Nsses;nS daa.s .0c
'sr ss,s sas ssa 90 %
sssr fSsss Re "snf Per ID F'''n
s sss, ,s,.a r s,d oiI.n Frsssrel:surslM NIFTY tos
S Aa.iss B. Fl Sss' si.s aso0
Hand Son
s S., sssss ,s: sa.,.s ION s
ssss aaa r. ssr ssSn Sts
s,e.nsr r. s. awsnu p,@, s;rirsan '''''
Steamer Steamer Ksnnessc Hand Ph,ladelpn,s
Steamer es s.np r s0 Ssrs Porsos
Arrived
ns Jane: n asse5 Is rner h.son with dse
s..,. g, 3. 60
fA, tspt ~ f., Porto Rco which vas csp...d sss 10
len, ale FRI took from Ger nr-msst mead Wm White,
sRD s's s''s ssas 'snmp nv Shields Aug
.n coal TO rsrcs s.s vnss,on si ia. bal light ~ -na
on 49,: ;.s ss.;i.
IA, n ~ bs. passed sh,p sasonic sla-sing q
ssr. Ger so,ss of sos on, r.esy, Bop: .ss'
:p",s sa'sa f,ss'sse '@ o. ssSso DAY. sS@
s.as Ma Sow.r o Hro 'r nn leland.
u days, 9Th sal. to rroSorose on. Of New aayen
wreck shio Floating Ze,hyr ssierogged and sbaa
donet foremost gone above deck and bo~spt Of al nAn
s,,g sn,-h M.in Br Of Bal rsI Hsdy suAyanilla Pr
J. s as; = ~, with ., .rgsr &C 90 70 Lesscr
sehrADn Susan: H,s,s, cn.,'s,pa DIS -ta sose.
brs Us 1, isl , d'sm es,s Oe,Hys repor-0
sshr ppleest Ta'o np, lie In Tor Pro rdeucaL
sctr Nsia Queen, Hul.r Puia ,pai, for ssll River
s Cha. D.y. s ES,Se % r.a'0n
schr Jas ravrsu. Davis Ph1adeLlis "r Prov'dsnoe
sefr seaeot ssa Pm i.dei his fr erS"l1nos
sccr carroll Pratt Ph'larsl hv for rro iaenoe.
scnr Ann rurn T. '.rlnin sesd-ioni. fo- bridgeport
schr God rey Williams sha Tor saS aarbor.
s ses v, ssS n Wit PoS a 1rn'p''A
schr h. chsmDsr i,n,, delaware Z. FOR xysto
sssr &c. .s%a o . '0' "A'''Aa
sshr Bnoer - from rex Of bark Carlo Alberta, BAs-
Steamer Pelican. Aldrich, Providence.
slOW.
Brig Lillian fiom Jacksonville
SAILED
vile, Charleston iteamrr II Besch Richmond
Wind dun ing The day Dgat from ssT
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.svrsslsssksr sssswsO syssy ear.
FURNITURE, SC.

u,uRrIrrRs AND PItsO WANTED wrss TO AZ
chanFe Judgments nego sbe paper ~ set a. pAsln
ard orspbtr furniture and piano CAT Al The Br.d.sy
oust, tN Froome street from - unl TuedAy everns.
E'URsiTrpE wsNTNr r WI IEs FAvfrg LARsp
~ smsl quantities. cnor furniture 70 stso.se al va
esive The hpnest rirs pad by call Al me ars
y tdtre spg THIS ~ CONEOS, s Cente srrst lse al
reatl rect
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-27
A COINCIDENCE.

From The ns0 J,mme Gel, ser4 10
BY reference 70 files learn thai tue Uned Saies
mail steamer Georgia, commanded bv rhcs Budd noe
OF his city, epcouur red vi lent storm four years sgo
In the tame vicinity where the Csns America been
wrecked, and narrowly ocspe1 'imi ., fsie The storm
occurred % TAPE Haierss, commencing the 1tn o.
soptembey 1853 and continuing unsf The loth vftn little
statement the Georgia steamer bc'ooeinG 70 The
~ The Cent oil america, len New York 70. CnaSrea
the STU Nth abont four hcndred parsons board Toe
storm violent 70 render tre vessel unmsnaers
BILE. she sprung lear, and the vAier rushcd INTO
ergD- rooms, euBruishing her IRE TIE pa uscd
10 vnrk and shc passengers vore c,rsassy emoIoYcd
bal Ing. IRON Wednesday night oil saturday morning
hres 20 be kipded and the engines were again
The Georgia reached NovfoIk Saturday aferno N With Ill
op board sale The passengers had been three nights
without seep. anc had worked VITA . herosn almost
surpassed THY held meeting aud passed resolutions
cnm plimepayy N o. rain Budd and HE oBoe- vhoss
GOODNESS and coarags hsy attributed hs preservation OF
tbeif lives.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-27

boat ,IEne We we're afsy ssrds the ooise
This relieved approximations.
nrS or srsn
Asa Whole there never nooler set Of mon than
ttose b. Ard the steamer, though Am ng them we're
few towards Mos, Of the worked MI pieely ex.
hstsied and rheG the wert forth, "More
Amcps :, VINO Distinguished thenselve, ., work
irr and retns others work Mtssrs Uailds, Mar.
ss, OPP ssIer. Mr. Var Hagen, ~, !. aa..ey and Or
o,he seemed tive up In desssir, and even taid they
would not worn 70 the ship from sinking Mr. FIJI,
who occupied sa'erc nert 70 oors, v. enc Of those
Who wocid NO, vrrk needed every 10 lake . turn
at the work, because the men III work became
exhausted. We offered in vain 70 help them in inelr
talk. NJ Fell loIt his little soy aoi -, down lnx
NJ, seeming 70 give spin despair We talked N him aud
urged bin " 90 and aid tins exhausted m,n-,ha sas
Tho tn,rta Of earh Mrs. Bigger took his s'ck chilli
and assured him she ,ud Jake The bcsto' OF him. Al
,nsy IA a., p.sse, 80 n, p.,s ~, Wi
isr seen BY W Esston, In ths wscs arer the
er surk. He said he never exs,cet 70 be saved, bat
" return h.me ~ she Rad plenty OF bvc
fcrpbly: Mrs Tell 10 lutte young woman and scems 70
rerger ie-s reccncilcd % Der bereavement.
Mr. Marvin worked ri be could not speak rested
meni and tFaln vtpt 70 vork
ple,ely erh.used they thew themselves on their
rzht dom the dccx, and rested hll the oAl for
orus called them again W their posts
Ms. Kirrprer-f sooke 70 Dr. a,Sbe lust ~ len The
steamer be vas pulling 81 the barrels Of water, aod
va y bie 40 sheet from over ereraon Mr. Van Hagen
worked erccedii civ hard: vhet he ief on he
HE wife In The cabin and tried W encourage He
vas the first that told ship vas 10 ssnt tpeu se
cried Justify fr Joy ~as the first tear that bad been
she'd Told him couh not be pos.ible that ship
con,nf He said "hrp Kitredge, " the snip does mot
come ard ,sks ne Of We shall al go d, On 70 night and
the Years came into his eyes That tho nr.t dsoou
raging word had heard.
Hrs-Dor
Cart Herndon came down gtars several times and
6csyored 10 encourage us But seemed 10 ms -hon
much ws requted V be done, ought 70 bear his voice
90 deck. ! wanted 70 hear his Commands deos. He
called upon Captain Badger great zeal. and ~snts5 him
do this thing and that AboD three o'clocf Friday
night The word fs,sed srouud thai the vesss 10
sinkne condition We called upon The men 70 10, w help
% bale, but tbey rld there dsnger. Captain
Herudon told us II they would only keep The steamer
Hnosg tilI morrirg, he ~oud NJ All and her too
M ssHnY rsolSsrR
on friday nitbt W Asnhy down % 5e csb'r,
and pulled on, Of their stae They refcted 70
gn 81 wolk He said they sholh W ~ he would throw
uSr overheard sr. h05tr.hv also csno down, AMI .sd
ihs should a. ~ 70 wOrk they Odd be fro IN
rsevhosvt recsrte te Yves n az de1entei cpon the
cxern Of csca ~. Asthy d. ata tlhus several
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-27
THE CENTRAL AMERICA AND THE SCHR
Ell DORADO.


There 10 great deal OF feeling 10 the comm unity In
sa,d 10 the by the captain Of the
DORADO who arrived y THIS por. yssss,day aud .n 80
trial Ameri.a shortly before she went down Many
anxious th,ueh turned towards hat vessel 10 the
hope thai he might have been fortunate pcx no
some of the passengers Of the steamer; but
ready stated ,he did We published yesterd ~ Capt
Sones report OF the Affair." - furnished 10 The Ne ~
since hen he has made detailed statement, Whian
u - folloWss-
['he ement referred to has been published In The
We received his morning call from Nr. ". Y Fissoa
er II b. omned, BE-, Who boa the Cen Ams
Nor .ssiaa bs,r Euer Mr. Tie cssrl s...emsu, does
not copnrm Cap stones state mepB, bat rather goes
con m the statement OF aro~n and others Who ths,
the Fl Dor aco did not lay BY the bat ke decty
her afer having hailsi s.a,e ueat is
,ba. they sac tue 20, ooner about ~ saturday, tae
II b. and nred two cannon. 70 attract eutoi s,s
shfn bore down for toe steamer, and CA,t Hsrnt,o,
andng on tho stayb,ard wheel house, haed MIN, and
s.id, al am In sinking condition. want ,ou to Is ny
Hcyndon for ocr boats ana toll the we're all mo
he then pared by No, ana wc saw more " ni~ q.
flecher remained In the water until between o aud
clock The next morning, when he pisked b. The
bark He uas The laAt out tso Who zee .dcksd 10 b.
eew.rd fs' could be After he pi,sed no
be eD crui,ed I'LL noon about The spot and nnhiog
certainly Seems very Ct age that tho n D,rsao out
bach ~ ssea, and bruised sround the the d..
er 4 ON 7:ab until s;So the morn ng To
'a~ Bohi Of tbs cores OF who eos ing
10 the wafer, and ssre picked ~ by the Elm TO-.
the we're there there dooos sud I. 10 ,i,sul.
thai no one OF them The schooner hs an seoo 90
conclusion 70 TO- that the oaptsin Of RAD
do not do oil toat In his power TOE
hundreds OF human beings board IN
steamer; yet dlfDcal 70 reooncs the stasmenu
and fscu With any other conclusion. Toe " he RI
0raoo, when Introduced 10 Mr. Fischer, Gd It'd ny m
that he pohed MP bet~e six and seven oaloak In
The morning fatty oontrAdi ,ed him, old him be do
nos believe IN
M Fesober has besn In California sig yeas, and ~.s on
his return home 9Th Of gold sufficient on
him W live In for The remainder Of his hfs His gold
sewed into his wsstooat, and be OF had
away 10 his life Sesed Into the Aisicost there
was aso . splendid diamond cusssr nbser ring, wnloh
sen. BY yourg In California q his sstes In
Maine This ring Mr. Fletcher from ~astcaa pui
10 on his finger, and In this way saved H.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-27

NE rsntludise Details BY Rescued Passengers.
sasssnesss q Judge Mssssn, d. Harvey,
Hrs Ainira Kittretge, Ars. Harriet
Leskssst and Ange xseAsa.
THE SCHOONER FL DORADO At session,

me sce"cuor Dorado proving 70 be the vesse snas
promised TO Law 70 Assis the Central America bat which
hed 10 any Of he unfortunate passsuse =, we
nass now the melancholy conclusion that nothing
Win no heard n The hsndreds whom the Ellen
AAa nsriae epanle rcue, wbo sent DO IN with
- fearful rnse n the doom mel steamship
ne folk. Ing statements have been In 20 for some
aue but have uded b, the Of inserest
matter rney contain many Interesting thocgn mourn
ri deail.p obsby the concluding details OF this melAn
chcly calamity.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-18
LEGAL NOTTCRS.

CUrREHn oousr-Uyv AID coCHrv o. NEW
- r~n-ysses nssi!ss st o~taru rsAssS yvsas.
-n.n.s fcw mos.y dssnanA p ssn6~sa-fs n deSsrA
80 s.ssv nssns1 rss - s..s.sd - resuiss9
= - -. = - Ut q - - snA csr.Ay6 Nsv NvA.
r~ : &. ~ s.ssss.2.s ss ss~s.~ 80 80 .ns.
Ia ig srss1.ay. e ~ q Zee rot, vtsss svsev
~ q :ssA sssytss - W.. - As.al cs.piss
49, =. - - S.z ~ .ss t.dswes.
sssss vi& sis-sa fsa As - ~ a SsesrssS sss ~.
- -. ss s 70 - :; a. 49,: : ~ -
Jssssw ~ ~ nssAvsy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-18

MATRIMON1AI.-A YOUNG GENTLEMAN TWENTY
Avn four years old Cs.d good lookip n with rufcen
income DESTROYS Of corresponding with young lady,
over twenty one with good educauon and prepoesessna
appearance, either rich a. object With
aview 10 msrcoBy The subscriber no. having sueicen;
number OF lady friends takes this rather rovel method
making acquaintance Please address sincerity as Al
corre.genetnse I'll be considered as such HAIRY r Csreo
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wAiCHNs, JEwELsY, Sc.

nIasorDs-rBR tn AIDE "a RESPECTFULLY IN.
~ termed We are eyntn uay ufarturBR and hsvs
fnud l.rre st az dissooni jewe ~ OF The lses. stes
isfga asso~trrsr "a dssn0nas hsnA ssang Zone ss
ee gaie. Usn7,5S bsurt' FOR caFh
L HHskASa co. as BrVone sxevs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-18
MATRIMONIAL.

MIIE. BEsTRArGE Will, UPON RRCyrPr or
~ twenty FIVE e1uivseos sazsps send AR
person hus psture OF their and present NE er pros
periy In love Affairs journeys ard awsun also by
which hey Immediately the love ~ the orpo~ne
ssG Addr~es, with return postage Nile LEsirAnrs New
Yorh cHnca ~ ~"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-18

q. n PER TON. ALL THIS WEEK, FOR STOVE, RANGE
rU grsie or fnrnsoe ceal, red or white ssh warranted
The beat quality. Now your Tina you wan; good
coe chesp No, G. Wes WNhtg,on psce -.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-18

rJ,HE STEAMSHIP FALCON RICHARD BROWN, CAP.
tain, ready for sea a. a seamtur she can be has
At any time BY applying the captain on board the
Office, - Pearl street EDGAR sPRAgUE,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-18

FOR oALHoRNIA.-Nxw YORK AID BAN FRAN
cisco seanship limo Prices greatly reduced nsu
ADD Pndh steamship zESNEsSkK, tsytAn z I. TuSss-
osusA 800 tocs brrthes viii sail f~ Aspinwar o, W~x-
ne~aay February T. isoY. cbock r. NJ. c.nnesx VA
ss SeApE siEsxA NV ABA from P.aAm. o. ne Psrs0n,
YpE c. GnlSiEs SoRa%x sSns. ~ : S Sssssss
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lNLY LINE WITH bUHY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES lH
" miles shorter than oer ous and exposure -
nAvgakon. United Stahs mail iine-Finy pou1ix ~
tagxe se ~ cents pee pouSd -Four hours 10
10 ocean, by Panss kslrosd Through 10 -
VIA Panama Railroad The United ksii stAsr,si,
Company VII despatch for Aspinwah Friday. Feb 10 4
20 clock r. NJ precisely nom aSrcu sfr,
North the well and last sleAnshlp Nv
Capt Vim l. Herndoa u. ~ PHssenFers ard mails IN -
Ss rsste NAL stsanship Ccupanys magnificent s<eAmsS
uu.DEN AoE j. watkins, Commander. which Will be In
readiness ard leave nmedlsiey Francsco fhr on
lie informed thai The Psrfo Mar Steamship Copsay a.
vays have one or extra lying Panama rsdy
for sea 70 avoid any possible dcenSn q rna
For passage apply 70 l. W RAYMOND ~ the oaly Of
he companies No. IN Wet Of
New York R<euiAr United ssas all s,e ansr aays ca -
2sh Of each month
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SUTTON cos DRsPATCH LINE FOR SAN vRAR-
- cisoohsniag ulary positively on or before a.
day Advertised cnePer Of salrday. 2ah Eebrusry in~
Ihs magnificent A l. hrss olArs clipper fhip DAyTt
Cfo6KEfT spenctr master. Is loading ~ pler IS GsslSnv.
add viii positively sail above The DAVID II sne
% the hnest chips bu he stsies and ~
shsrpert clipper nov loading for San FrAcoo shippss
vh peAss coee helr enema end
hand In their bills of lsdsng foe signature.
SUTTON 4 co. Is South srss< corner n wall
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C0LFhANs CALIFORNIA LINE.-rTIPPFR or THE
~ list ins,ani.-1ho clipper ship USBonN HOwrs now
loading at rtr Vast river has nearly completed her cargo
aud WI ne despGthed promptly seove. shippers viii
please send tier ghi freight board without delay and
band N hills o. lAaing for signature ~ WIN COLEMAN
CO. IS WAL street, Cfnntine ku'liing)
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LOST AND FOUND.

hoo LosT-A NEWFOUNDLAND DOC, WITH WHITE
~ breast white on his bind legs and on the zap OF hs tail
answers 10 the Of Rover bad brass collar Who
ever viii return him ZIG West Fourteenth stree, will re-
ceive SIS reward. J. =. SLOeSON