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The Reynolds Patent Plow.

HANING made arrangements with Wm Glaze
Ill Co., for the manufacture and exclusive sale
of this justly celebrated PLOW, we are prepared
to offer them to the country on good terms. Good
tools will always be found good investment
Feb % FISHER, 1.OWRANCE e. FISHER
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Special
Notices.

The Dusty and Weary Traveller will find
excellent bath rooms at the AMERICAN HOUSE,
BOSTON. Airy rooms, billiard halls, vertical
railway, cafe, reading room and a superior
cuisine. render this favorte house with ira vel
crs. March III
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DENTISTRY,

hR. d. L. BOOZER, grateful for the liberal
~ patronage he has received from the citizens
of this city and the surrounding District, during
the past year, respectfully announces that he now
permanently establishes himself in Columbia All
operations on the natural Teeth faithfully per-
formed. ARTIFICIAL CASES, in every approved
method, carefully and satisfactorily executed
that known Reynolds Patent; and of his sue
cess in constructing Artificial Cases by this beau
tiful and durable process, he is enabled, with con-
fdencc, to refer to his patients and to the
patentee. Office OH Main street, over First Ma
tiOnal Bank. Jams
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Billiard Tables for Sale
New Books for Sale at Bryan & McCarter's

New Books for Sale at Bryan G. McCarter's.
TNHE CHAPLET OF PEARLS, by author of Heir
Il of Redclyffe- e-s1.5O.
Cast Up by the Sea, by Sir Samuel Baker-75c.
How Bride Won. Illustrated.
Above Rubics, by Miss Brightwell-s1.
Jesus Of Nazareth, His Life &C., with descrip-
ton of the Palestine. Illustrated, by Abbott
Dilke's English Speaking Countries-s1.0 1.0O
Tales of Heroes, from English History-$l5O.
ALSO,
Some New Novels, London Juvenile
Books Cheap and beautiful, &c.
New styles of Silver and Gold Pens Feb 20
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Ex-President johnson will visit Balti-
more on Wednesday, and on his return
about the end of the week will immedi-
ately leave this city for his home in Ten
nessee. Is isli t-tl
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Hams.--Fresh to Hand.

TNIERCES ''Orange" Brand HAMS, lncompara-
Il bly, the finest in America,
Tierces Davis Jr." Diamond Hams highly re-
commended. For sale low by
March 3 GEORGE SWIMMERS
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ESSAYS FOR YOUNG MEN-On the ERRORS
and ABUSES incident to Youth and Early Man.
hood, with the humane view of treatment and
cure, sent by mail free of charge. Address
HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box p, Philadelphia
Pa. Jan 20 3mo
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"Dr. E. IT. Heinitsh-DEAR SIR I cheerfully en-
dorse the recommendation given for your Queens
Delight in of Chills and Fever. l have been
cured with your medicine when every other tried
failed. Yours truly, 8. l.. SLOANE"
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CDR. E. II. HEINITsH: Your medicine for Cbills
and Fever is a sure remedy. have been suffer-
ing for several months past, and one bottle of
your Chill and Fever Cure has entirely cured the
gard my health restored. Yours respectfully,
IN. D. WADE, Tax Collector"
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Soap! Soap!!

Soap! Soap!! 'A
S0 BONES Coburn Family SOAP, known here
CO totore as the Soap sold by Mr.. r.. c. Shiver,
just received and for sale low bv
FeO y ]. 4 r. R AGNEW
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"DR: E. H. HErNITsH: take great pleasure in
testifying to the remarkable medicinal powers of
your valuable medicine. the Queens Delight !
have used three bottles in my family, and I owe
use. 1 am now trying it for Asthma, on my
daughter child six years Of age; will report the
result. Your medicine is worthy place In every
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"Dr. E. H. Heinash-DEAR SIn Your Queens
Delight has done all you promised it would do in
my case. radical cure for Chill and Fever The
cs are gone. general restoration of my health
is the result Of only bottle. NV doubts have
all been removed in regard to the efficacy of your
medicine. Ihaye tried it, therefore can endorse
the statement of others that it is the best medi-
cine out. Yours, &C., w. X. ELKINS."
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Zlpporah Cotton Seed

NPpUrHn UOttOn Send.
MTyN WE offer for sale 35 Bushels OF ZIPPO-
&aa3ass;as.5RAH COTTON SEED, the lint of which
tlzzzEswas sold in Charleston for 5 cents per
pound more than middling upland cotton, and
which Is now quoted in Charleston as high as as
cents per pound. Price-s5.OO per bushel.
req r. ONEALE Il SON.
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Great Combinatlon--.Wo ork and Sneed

Great Combinatlon---Work ork and Speed.
BY request Of many owners of the best
Tl> Stock, the celebrated Messenger Stall
T%A >lion "DANVILLE," will season in Rich
Livery Stables, formerly owned by William Fitch
cock, on the 4th, 9TH and 9Th of March, and at MIR.
w. Il. Dowdys, on the Woodward Plantation, in
the Fork, on the 9th, 10th and 11th Of March, and
alternately at the above places every nine days.
Terms reasonable For particulars apply at the
above places. March q Inn
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Notice.
Office of Clerk of Supreme Court.

Umce OF Clerk OF Supreme Court,
COLUMBIA, March 6, 1869.
rTNHE Supreme Court will hold it's session at
Il Columbia, on the FIRST TUESDAY in April
next.
The Docket will be peremptorily called in the
numerical order of the Circuits. Where there NAV
be two or moro cases depending on the same ques-
ton, they will be heard with the case first called
of such class.
Applicants for admission to the Bar will file
their petitions on or before the first Wednesdaytof
the term, and will attend for examination on the
next February succeeding. By order Of the Court
ALBERT M. BOOZER,
March 10 2* Clerk Supreme Court.
The New York herald., 1869-04-21

VHTAETED-A SITUATION AS COACHMAN OR GROOM
w and coachman by a respectable married EnslishEan
thoroughly understands the of horses feer
years. experienced first class European references b
well by his last employers in this country
make himself useful; milk, and Is good lawn mower
country preferred Address NJ L. box 1863 Herald office, two
days,
The New York herald., 1869-04-21

CITUATION WANTED BY A MAN AND wIFE-THE
> farmer and gardener, the wife TO do general
housework where they could make themselves
useful Address Patrick o'Ne 219 West 25th ST. between
7th and 9Th avs.
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The Road TO Success.

Horace Grcclcy, the Veteran and Noble Editor
of the New lork IiYLI1tc. thus pictures the road
to success. and we would earnestly call tluc atten-
ton Of all young men who are entering upon the
stage of active life TO ponder well upon this pie
ture which 80 admirably points cut the Roam TO
SUGCTSS:
a true and noble success i within the reach
of every human being who rightly apUrchcnds
and will diligently seek it. 1t may very well lie
quite other than the aspirant mcditntos-it may
even seem defeat to the superficial Obscryer-but
God still reigns, and no heroic and unselfsh aim
can ever really he defeated. If five thousand
aspire 10 fill the Presidential chair. it is very GER
tain that all cannot have precisely that outward
and visible stamp Of success they covet; bat,
were they fifty thousand, and their aspiration
rather essential than circunstantial. To eniighten
aud bless ;bcir cOgntrymen rather than rule
them, there Is ample work and scope tor them
all. One may Ice privileged To teach thousands
70 lOathc Incidence. frivulity, display and vice.
and love industry sohriety, modcsty ana virtue,
while another mcuicdtcs tie same lessons only in
u narrow. secluded uci-l,bJrhoOd. unpraiscd. un-
sung, uncGroniclrd, save in the books of the Re
cOrding Angel. The -coue of influence in these
two eases Is different. but the measure of essen
tial succcss i thc same. Who ever has learned
t. tId delight in doing good. and in nothing in
consistent ~thercwith-tO do whatever good Is
within bis reach. and not repinc that his Oppor-
tunitics are such only n Heaven has been pleased
10 vOuchsalc hIm-can never esteem his life 4
i1liurt. >lOUiu sickness or casualty cUniine him
for years To n bed Of suffering and dependence,
he will thencclorth radiate a glow of heartfelt
resignation, or bcnign humility, of grateful picty.
whereof the influence will bc diirIsel more widely
and enduring than he cOIld have imagined. In
the ever proceeding warfare of Good against
Evil. Right against Wrong. Truth against Error,
there can be no real defeat, no absolute discom-
fture-only pDstponcment, repulse, and tie Ill
success % a misdirccicd attack-an unwiscly
planned maneuVrc. In Jhat great contest, who
ever plants himself firmly ON the side of Good. is
allied with all the moral forces of the universe
and is certain of ultimate triumph. The evil
and the base. the selfish and the sycoplantic.
may seem 70 flourish Tor Il season; but their YER
durc soon passes away ana Is forgotten, leaving
the good - stand forth Ike the cvergrccuS Of the
forest in W inter. when tine summer foliage which
dwaried and ub>cured them, lies shriyclcd ut
their feet. Happy they who learn in childhood,
and treasure through after trials and temptations.
the grand lesson OF the aSc-the philosophy Of
living 10 noble ends.
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News Items.

WASulxGrnx. March I9-The new spanish MN
lister. to-day. presented his credentials 10 u ! -
dent, and made a few remarks. lie 'NPleSSd . .e
desire of his country for the sympathy oi 'e
United States with the new order OF thugs IA
spain he would endeavOr, by all the means IN
his reach. to maintain and strengthen the friendly
relations which always existed between SPAN anu
the United states. The President replied;
-ir. Roberts: l am happy 70 receive you as the
Envoy Extraordinary and Minister flenlpotehtiaIS
OF Spain 10 the United States Recent events III
that country. to which YOU advert. have excited
and viii continue 10 maintain a lively interest,"
here. hoping. As we do. that they may ultimately
lead 70 an increase in the welfare aud happiness oil
the people Of Spain. The disposition winch You
express 10 exert yourself during your mission TO
the end that the friendly relations which have al
ways existed between the TWO countries may he
strengthened will be cordially reciproeated by me
The republication bv General Stoneman, OF the
act vacating CERTAIN Offices unless the Iron-clad
oath is taken by the incumbents. has created a
great panic. Nearly onc-th:rd of the State officers
are disqualified. The legal business Of the state
Is thrown into chaos.
Secretary Boutwell, believes the Department can
be conducted so as - bring on bonds to par in
foreign markets at an early day. Letters from
well informed sources confirm this belief. All ln-
dications point to the speedy advance OF our bonds,
The TuScarora, Commander Queen, and Hear
surge. Commander Thornton, have been ordered
from the Pacific to the North Atlantic squadron,
and to report the Rear Admiral HOa, At Cuba.
1t is stated that Col. Eli Parker. one of Gen.
Grants late Staff. and y half-breed Indian. has
been decided TO be II citizen. although an Indian.
and that he will be appointed Indian Commissioners.
The President has nominated Giles 4. Smith. of
Illinois. vice George W. Mcclellan. to be Second
Assistant Postmaster General. and Moses II. Grin
nell. Collector of Customs at New York. and several
Collectors OF Internal Revenue aud Postmasters.
\ Republican special says naval officers are
beginning 10 End much fault with Borie's admins
tration OF the Navy Department. Complaint is
made that Admiral Porter has too much influence,
and in fact is Secretary of the Navy in all but form.
This dissatisfaction Is said to he universal, from
Admiral Farragut down. II is not improbable
that Borie vii! soon retire from the Cabinet. Sec
rotary Borie has since resigned.
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Blank Legal Forms.
INmE rNDERsIGNEp mAs on HAND.

T,HE UNDERSIGNED HAS on HAND.
II and VII hereafter E-,P &C. sale. hank Form., sszh az are
us-I ir the Leas~. sale O. Plrehss- - Zeal Estst-, Mercantile
Tans1cuons, &C., A. Au1as them may - bani te iljo~-
iuEs
CHAETEE PARTY. ~ che Chartrras o. v~seis,
POwEE ~ ATTOENEy- u.r-- 20 four dts-r~Ht toms
q special AMI zsu-rtf PJsrrs . Attorney.
CUSTOM House POW ~. vS ATTORNEY,
CO-PAETN EE-EIP. BE Mercantile. Nsugfc. ar ux % Agn-
cultural Cortrtn-nlFs,
LEtSC q Hose % taud.
BILL OF SALE. % Registered Vessel.
BILL OF SALE. @ Per.0ul3 Properly.
MORTGAGE, ofE-aI E.;at-,
CHATTEL MORTGAGE . Furuiturr ar Psr~luai Properly.
SPECIAL CJ-FAKTNEEsHIr
BUILDERS CONTRACT.
LEASE OF PERSONAL PROPERTY.
INDENTUEE OF APPRENTICESHIP.
DIED OF REAL ESTATE,
LAEOE CONTRACT. t-ts~ru Master AMI S-Eyaut. ;hrcs
firms.
CONSULAR INVOICE aaI Certificate. Or pureias-rs AMI
Manufactures.
SHIPS NANfFESrS. Bile o.! Lai.uz. &c. Sc.
- Ti-sr blanks are printed on iL- nues; Document paper
and in tn .ttest syI- Order. f~ul tie other / AMI. rr1uTuy
Attended O..
Price per sIa=Is Copy. p c..: or 50 per boz.
For sale By ,Sio sml Il. ". WHITNEY
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DESTRUCTION or FORESTS. The magnificent
forests of this country are rapidly disappearing be-
fore the reckless waste and cupiditv of our people.
y sweeping destruction of timber is now going on
along the line of the Pacific Railroad over the
Sierra Nevada, which, unless checked, will occa-
sion a loss of n million OF dollars TO the United
States The land from which the timber is taken
Is being rendered almost entirely useless and
worthless. The San Francisco Alta CGHt0rnid
has the following on the subject Within 4
few days, as we are informed, a party connected
with the United States Land Department has
been over the Sierra, and returning here, reports
that the destruction of timber ON the public
domain in the vicinity of the railroad has become
50 great that measures must be taken to stop 1t
immediately. If the timber is all cut off, of
course tie land, beng valucless for other pur-
poses will not sell at any price, and the Govern
ment is thus deprived of large revenue. lie ENDS
that private PARTIES having saw mills On the
Truckee, and elsewhere. are cutting down timber
ON Government land by hundreds of millions or
feet, and that other parties are cutting cord wood
in Ike quantities. One contract for wood to the
extent of 100 900 cords was recently let by Rail
road Company. and it is understood that the
parties are cutting or propose To cut 1t on Gov
crnmcnt land. This wood is carried out along
the entire road, now completed nearly 10 Salt
Lake. Parties are also cutting down the timber
for wood and sending out along the track fer sale
10 private individuals, and others are cutting il in
the canons for hauling by teams to Virginia City
and other places for the use of the quartz mills.
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Shipping.

Mon. April ) Thur, April -
We'd, May l. Frid., May -
Thur. Iuue l. Sat-, july ;
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Within 80 to 10 days from the dale
Papers Delivered Free Of Postage or ether Char
in any pari Of The Group.

Back Numbers Of the leading Magazines, also of Harper.
Weekly, Lesiie'S Illustrated and the London News-always on
hand. Files made up at short notice fOr vhaiemen and tray
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Map of the Sand
witch Islands.

UyHE OSLT MAP OF THESE
Islands 81 that o the L = Exploring Expedition. pub
Ishei BY the American Government. Ev-ry farmer Who owns
an acre 81 ground. esery captain who c1anmani. n coaster. ey-
cry trlvei~r who wants % dui correct names and distances. and
every gentleman ~hp d-5r- o. - Io-t~i ~ lHnut the srpuP
sh1ud p1----- q copy ul t.
NrN -.rfr- t.c. Prrs 600 each
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LIBERAL ADVANCES MADE on ALL SHIPMENT
PEI STEAMER,

Cargo for san Francisco will be received at all times in -.
Steamers Warehouse and receipts for the same given by tn
undersigned. No charge for Storage or Carriage
Fire risks in Warehouse not taken by the Company.
Insurance guaranteed at lower rates than by sailing yasSrs
Particular care taken of shipments Of Fruit.
Al orders for Goods, 10 be purchased in san Francisco. will
be received and filled by return Of steamer.
II Shipments from Europe and the United States, fptanaa,
for these Islands, will he received by the Company i'm sn
Francisco, if consigned to them. and be forwarded by Their
steamers To Honolulu, free Of Charge, except actual OUTLAY.
II Passengers are requested TO take their Tickets before u
o'clock on the date Of sailing, and 10 Procare their PaSsportS
All Bills against the steamer must be presented befnrr q
O'Clock on the day Of sailing, or they will have To- Law oyrr, tim
the return Of the steamer for settlement
GO H. HACKFELD & CO., Ayepts
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The above list comprises the best Of British and American
periodical literature. They are regularly received 10y each
packet from the United states. and can be supplied on
application. The undersigned wilalso order by nIaiiany papers
not in the above list orthose who may desire them.
Besides the above, the following papers can always he had at
the counter on the arrival OF each mail:
Louisville Democrat, New Bedford papers,
Forney's Press, Budget of Fun.
Oregon papers. California papers,
tlnchinati papers, Worcester papers,
Ntine papers, Boston papers.
Kansas papers Colorado papers,
And many others. too numeiousto specify
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"A aud Stands,
Assorted sized Cash Boxes, Bill Head Boxes,
En I'oks, Pen Racks,
slate Pencils, Lad Pencils,
School States, Scrap Books,
HeTbaTiums, Irvine Boxes,
Notified TSine, Tooth picks
Superior Plain Cap Paper,
superior ruled cap paper,
Superior plain letter paper.
Superior ruled letter paper,
Assorted note paper, Bill head paper
Plotting pads,
MIcus paper,
osborne's colors,
Sets Chess men,
Backgammon boards,
Checkers and dice,
Alphabet Blocks,
Matthew atcal Instruments.
Assorted sized blotting pads,
GUtta percha pen helicrs,
Washington Medallion pens,
Eairchid's superior gold pens,
Ivory pap = r holders,
Fancy paper holders,
westonhoIm's Penkniyes, ChaHton's muciage,
Gu;ta Tercira bands, Lanes rulers,
Waters. Seals.
David's back. blue AMI carmine inks. Maynard & Moves inks.
Arnoiihs inks, assorted sizes.
Assorted ink stands, Assorted pen cleaners
Photographic Albums, Propeller pencils,
Pencil leads. Crayons.
4 fine assortment Of Blink Books.
Choice assortment # Envelopes.
Ercho"ge BOOitS, RECEIPT Books.
order Books.
-Ml"Hs parchment Letter Books.
Cdp and Letter Clips and Files.
Litter ard '0rd HdiletS.
Memoranda Books, Pass Books.
Camers hair copying brushes, Composition card frames,
Us. Postage stamps. Letter scales,
&c, &c, &c &C.
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The CALIFORNIA
DRY DOCK COMPANY !!
san FrnDei~eo, California, u -
NJ n IN Y q
To SKIP Owners, israt,, eOu-lsness and Masters.

THE a DNGPANE DRY
~ DOCKS. situated a. HuufsTb fYiut, SAD
tT- FrtGrn~a. arc nov fully cpnrbt-d nUt in
~ aurr---fal ap-ratllu, anil adlrl every ttcIty
AMAtiEH Erthe DJCkING anI REPAIR 81 aicias-~s
1890 81 STEAM ant -4iLiSG NE$-EL-- liz
gukvlyg DJCE. eyraat.I in tE~ SOLID ROCK. All I'm
shed in me most .ub-ttnfai mtnnrr, l. q the fHipstns di1l-n-
.,sns. Exfrrfn~ t~ugth $50 fgt, Eugth 90 blocks 40 t~rt
width az rp 10 t-et. drptE % frt. Win At enifatre 80 F~G
a. mran high ldr wu uste IN q snip drawing = tet N.h"Gl
tightening.
tra powerful e.atrHurt strtm Dun o., caputl+ - pun ruE out
me Dock 10 Two hours. 1Lr flaust.G Dry DIX WIS rrcts-
vrwsst4 or 4 800 tons uf-asrfenHrut and 4-usf Ihr buek - =
n-ct in saIth and 20 re- in tcnzth. 81 built q IN. snunt--t
Oregon pine. Thoroughly brurrf anil toiceis AMI - ttrnash~i
vim an fhr ~ qai.itfs mr puckfns . ship successfully.
V~aa-i4 TAKEN up az ~ stays 81 Tie Ll-.
The Company lr~t warrut4i u stating tEaf repairs 90 ve~-
.rtsr ,. b. mat a. algt1Gi-vously ia -pu Francisco, in -
.psct b c1st af pnssrials aaG abors as ip any other p1rt ~ tn
wurhL
For ptrtctf4rf aLlrrtt
JAMES POLLOCK. sup-raurut-ut-
gGg GIN sen trFsc-c1. taEflruta-
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ELEY'S AMMUNIT1ON.

ru,IE. ABOy y CtRTRIDGF:S MADE
in three sizes, via. 90 lor SGhtrr knhehtl burr' 800 tr
half inchI borr. aud ISL Cor snarl bore.
Thes. GrrtEid=e- have been aloptci ater clrrfai com
parauvr trgtts against an ether description, ~ Her Maj
s.fy-- War Department.. a. ts Stardard R'nr
A ussasnsffs &c the British Amy. aud ac not
only need tV.t4Sfvgty Or ne Sustrr " snr-b u- are edtrtrd
O. All other systems ~ mtittry Breeeh Loading R'ns--
rhcy srr the cheapest Cartridges Known, carrytug their own
Ignition. ant being made wholly ofN-t4L ar Waterproof ard
impgrishahlr ~ any climate.
Haxrr C~1rtrtlss Gases (~mptvL % ~ three sizrs. packed with
~ without burrts. AMI nuachinr or fastening stn1- IN Cartridges
Makers ot Boxer Cartridge $50 bory, &c Revolving
Pistols, tn use ia Her Nai~sty's Navy.
Pan Cnrtrid=s-@ Coz Lrfluch~sx Eevo;yess % u NJ, . ",
sud : =, bore.
Central Fire anil PIN fire Caririd-s-.trs u
sizes ~ Guns. Mis-, smt Reviewers.
Double Waterproof aht D. r Cars. wir- Cartridges 90 kit-
.nE game az bua distances Felt WbiHnE - tnproy- The
,h0obnr or guns ant every dsscrpGru of sPortblg anal Mht
tuy Ammunition.
ELEy BROTHERS.
Grny-- Inn Road. London. ~. a.
ga Wholesale ONLY. cowiy
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CALIFoRNI. NEWSPAPERS.

The following are received by Express regularly. and Gener
ally in advance of the mails. They will be forwarded TO sub
cri6ers by me, all POsfdges prepaid, at the annexed terms;
Weekly Bulletin - per annum
sacramento mon,
San Francesca weekly Times.
N B.-The undersigned has an agent in San Francisco ID
secure and forward the above papers, which ~ often put ID
board after the vessels are under sail, without regard y -
pense, thus enabling subscribers 10 obtain tkeir papers mNs
promptly than In any other wav.
SOS II ii. WHITNEY.