The New York Herald Newspaper, February 13, 1849, Page 3

4 Cay ow, rose and reported, and had leave again. scenes THE QUARANTING A petition was presented and ‘om ia my 4 ‘the removal of the Quarenth ine; also, one against the removal of the Quarantine, which was referred. HARLEM RarLuoap. A bill was reported to amend the charter of the New ‘York aod Harlem Railrosd. NAW YORK CITY CHARTER, The bill to amend the charter of the city of New York, with some verbal amendments, was read a third ‘time and passed. COURT MATTERS. fo bill rising the « Mr. miro the Bape <2 aay ealevie without fe es. STATE PRISON. Mr. Etoranon, af te Lawrence count’, submitsed @ resolution ree) the States priso: .t Sing Sing, which, giving r bate, was laid o/: + under the tule. INSURANCE. The committee next took up the Ge al Insurance ‘ill, and made some progress o the o : sideration of ‘the come. BINGAMPTON RAILBOAD. ‘The committee then took up the bill respecting the railway from Auburn to Bingampton; and, after amend- ing it so as to designate the route throug! Homer and Cortland, passed the same as amended. NAVY STREET, BROOKLYN, The committee took up the bill relating to Navy Seetnreenys, and passed the same, without amend: MxCHANICS’ LIRW Law. ‘The committee took up the bill ing the lien law of Richmond county applicable to the whole State; and, ‘having made some progress thereia, had leave to sit “tthe Assembly then adjourned. Arrival of Gen, Tayior at Louisville. Lovisvitux, Feb. 11, 1849, The President elect, arrived in this city this morning, accompanied by two steamers crowded with peeple. He went to New Albany, where he stopped a few hours; then crossed over and was re" ceived by the Mayor, who heartily welcomed him to the hovpitalities of the oity. The General replied im his usual happy manner. ‘The streets were one masse of human beings through. out the whole length and breadth, and the greatest enthusiasm prevailed; the windows and roofs were also -orammed with spectators, who cheered, waved hand. ‘Kerohiefs, flags, &e. The General is stopping at the Eart House, and leaves for Frankfort on Tuesday morning. It is his intention to leave Frankfort on Thursday ‘morning, and will stop at Cincinnati for » few hours on Friday, and thence proceed direct to Pittsburgh, ‘We regret to state that John Anderson and Henry Nichols had each an arm blown off by the firing of a cannon. Preparations terthe Reception of Genoral Taylor. Cincinnati, Feb. 10, P. M. Preparations are making on a grand soale for the Teoeption of Gen. Taylor. Information has been re- ceived that he expects toarrive here on Tuesday next Pitrsauaa, Feb. 10, P. M. ‘The whigs are making extensive preparations for the reception of Gen. Taylor. A committee of recep- tion is to go down the river on a steamer to meet him. “He is expected to arrive here about Thursday, and will go to Baltimore via Bro ppl River, Cincinnati, Feb, 10—P.M. Alarming accounts have been. received here of a great flood in the Mississippi river. The damage is eaidte have been very great. Ho! for California, Pitrssure, Feb. 10—P, M. Ankrim’s Overland Company for Califoraia, will teave in afew deys, It numbers 200 men. They have ohartered the steamer Oriental to take them down the iver. From Hava: Cuar.esron, Feb. 11, 1849. “The United States mail steamship Isabella, from Ha- rvana, kas arrived hete. ‘The quarantine was kept up at Havana ina modi- “fied form, and only applied to vessels arriving from London and Glas.ow. Those from New York and New Orleans being subjected to the observance of eight days, if in possession of clean bills of health. ‘Veesels from all other ports enter free of quarantine. Telegrapbie Affairs, Wasuinaron, Feb, 12, 1849. The stockholders of the Southern Telegraph Line, deading from Washington to New Orleans, held # meet- ing in Charleston, and agreed to accept of Mr. Haley’s proposition to lease it, provided he can give the re- quired security. The lease is to extend for three years. @xtension of Telegraphic Communications. Boston, Feb. 12, 1849, The line is complete to St. Johns, N.B. Several commanications have passed through. Sentence of Miller, the Forger. Boston, Feb. 12, 1849. George Miller, the forger, has been sentenced to the State prison for the term of nine years. Charleston Races, Battimore, Feb. 12, 1849. ‘Mr. O. P. Hare’s Boston won the first day’s race, and Rogaline won on the second day. The first day, Bostona beat Shark at four mile heats, the short rabj ‘time, 7:50-7:57, On the same day, Hampton’s filly beat Talley’s Boston colt, two mile heats, in 8:43— 3:47}4. On the second day, Rosaline won the three smile race in good time. On the third day, Thirteen of ‘Trumps was the winne: The Southern Mail, Bavtimone, Feb. 12, 1849, There is no mail beyond Charleston, at Charleston. Markets. Pirrsavna, Feb 10—P, um. "The weather is extremely cold. Six feet of water in the obapmeland falling. The banks are discounting very sparing-ly. Flours unchanged in price. The demand is for consumption. Wheat is in moderate request for mil- et 700., for prime white. Corn is held at 386 for ite, and 400. for yellow. Oate seli at 260. Rye flour PY $2814. Cornmealat $2. Bulk porks. of 25,000 The. at 3% a dc. Lard sells slowly at 5% Sugar isim good demand, and firm at lo- Taisesain cutive deuauh--salen'er sot tacssie at27e., 4 months. Cinerswart, Feb. 12, 1848, Flour.—The market is staady, but not active. Sales (600 barrels at $3 810 $3 874. Whiskey is in fair de- mand atléc. Fer pork, there is a m ma 60.8 $10. Sal ato, There is a prices tend upward— timothy at 634 @ 70. 0 pIeaa Wright, pone’ Oot brine 038 8, Jen 20 47 E, ship Paul Jones, Stowe (probably Bridges) from New York (July 15) for Manila, ‘Theatrical and Musical, Bowsry Tuzatar.—The new drama of the “ Lock: smith of Stockholm’’ was produced last evening with ‘pruch succes: , With truth, say that it isa most interesting drama, and as well acted as it was interesting. The story is briefly this: Ambrose Speil- man, ( (n. B. Clarke) the Locksmith of Stookhol jonest man, is about to be married to Chris- y wealthy day of their proposed mar- by Ankerstrom, (T. duplicate key. with wi “Annerstrom opens the strong box of the commandant ‘and robe it of s vast sum. The key is found wrapped ‘up im paper proved to have belonged to Ambrose; the ‘wax impression from which he made it, is found in kis ; and as he is found to 48 money suddenly, = was given bim by Avkerstrom for making the key) Ss rot dged guilty of having committed the robbe- ay, fs torn from his bride, aad sent to the mines for five years. Thus closes the first act. Thesecoud act finds Christine, after a lapse of five yours, married to ‘Anhalt, ove of her old ‘aeme, though she still thinks of Ambrose; the cbrietening of her child penned eae Soeasnenicce, who bas become a rich proprietor, and setticd in the vicinity, stands godfather; she ro. tires from the ceremony, overcome by her feelin; ameote A mbrore just returned from the incare b unjustly ruffer -@ ependthrift, te mal th wound—Ankerstrom recegnises A: him monvy, bide him fly. Ee will not dertroy tl y relating ti The piece is one a fine opportunity for good acting, which i Clarke, ke , fully took advantage of, and Sue aut ‘applande: rest of atertain mente wentoff finely, To-night, the came bill will be repeated. Broapwar Trratae.—The celobrated drama of Monte-Cristo,’’ the wonder of the stage, in the dra- matic reocrd of New York, was performed last evening to @ very brilliant audienes. As usual, Mr. Lester, the elegant and faithful comedian, Vache, Frederioks, Dyott, Matthews, &o , Mesdames Fauny Wallack, the ability, with grea! gtoatent attractio: night was the introduoti of ot Herr Driesbach, with bie beautiful animals, which are edmirably trained and obey, like dogs, the king of lion tamers, the [o Hyer of all wild beasts. We truly confess that gre Been whch “deteratoed spirit ike Hort Det which a it err i oan gain ever the most Soenelons animals, The Hon hen ana t tigers presented to the jo b ful tamer are not gaunt, meagre, pore but full sized, beautiful in their form. al! aud no one who hes not senn them could credit tion of craining that they evince, We would ad our readers * pe into the Broadqs: nd they will be rewarded for their trouble, if this may ~ so called, by witnessing one of the most striking spectacles in the world —' power of man over poking Herr Drieebaoh is hgnaie for the whole week. Nationa Turatax.—This house was crowded in every part last evening, and presented s most brilliant appearance; nor were the vast number of people pre- sent disappointed in their expeetations as to the new local of “ Mose in California,” which was received with immense applause; and the vagaries and doings ef the b’ho; d their gals, our old friends, Major Gat \terary bor Joe, of Catherine market of the wn dramatis per~ A jety tolearn‘:Where’sthe fre?” at the last moment, end his hoisting on board the good ship Humbug, brought down shouts of laughter; bus when Mose, with a pale face and tattered garments—even that famous redshirt fn strips—appears on the diggings at t! Sacramento, and bis encounter with the hom he * jams’ in the most approved style, th jause was immense. Sykesey,Sise, and Jenny Bogert, too, as Indians and digg: ers, were very funny. Mises Mestayer aud Miss Miles, by the bye, looked very well in male attire, and, as Indians, were very Legenivry por disguised. There is one actress to whem we would give especial praise; her was short and more pentomimic than otherwise, ut it was mest ‘“#trikingly” played—we allude to Mrs. Firebrand, the sepseaesinure of Biddy MoShane. Her short scene with her eloping husband was loudly ap- uded. Altogether, the new piece made a decided it. “Rosine Meadows” was played next and went off well. The performances commenced with the drama of the “Adopted Child,” in which Mr Scott played Michael with his usual. ability, To-night the same bill will be repeated. Burton’s Tuwatne, Cuamuens Staret.—Burton’s beautiful little tabernacle of Thespis and Terpsichore, as usual, was crowded last night, and presented that combination of talent and attractions by which the able management have rendered thomeclives deservedly famous as the best caterers for thi Mo of varied and charmiag entertain: “Irish Engagements’? was th ple e played, in which the inimitable Broug! played that pecu- Mar rich humor and ocmio nt, in the Irish line, which renders him one of the first Irish comedians of the day, and far superior to the several birds of flight which oocasionally vinited us with high and faise ‘oor Pillicoddy” followed, and it y, that here Burton again achieved a This delightful farce has often been got np er theatres, and with great success. but after an be found to bear comparison with Bu ton’s “ Poor Pillicoddy *? Mr. Burton makes the cha acter peculiarly his own by his masterly acting; it is something like bis Cupt l from him—no one can appropriate it. Whoever hi not eeen Burton as “Poor Pillicoddy,” has not seon the elephant par eacelience. The burierque of “Montuw Christy ” ‘followed, and was re nqualified delight. To-night, as the bill till richer repast of histrionic epicuri: is prepared for the gratification of the public at this lively temple of wit, gaiety, and smusement. Amenican Cincys, Broapway.—The farewell benefit of Dan Rice, the Shakeperian clown, took place night, anda very well filled house was the result, no withstanding the unpleasant state of the weathe! ‘The pony races, dancing horses, juvenile artists, and all the other great feats ef fae gpa went off with renewed applause. To-night the prince of clowns Jobn Gossin, will make his frst, appearance, and w. advise all who with a good seat to go early. tn order kept at this place of amusement is most excelle: Cunustr’s Minerueis will, this evening, shine out They ‘ot up '® splendid series of pro- grammes fort Rr week, and t! er popular concerts, “a la Mustard,” will be given every evening. Thi good folks of New York never weary of hearing ther admirable minetrels. Tne New Orveans Senexapens are doing their usual fine business. Each evening they have crowded houses and lots of applause. The extreme care they bestow on their performances, and the scientific mannerin which they sing, cannot fail te pleace the most refined ear. Dornavan’s Mexico —Just now, this panorama is of peculiar interest to all, as it displays most accurately ture of the country through which many of our are about to on their route to California; besides which, it shows all the famous battles of the late Mexican war. The explanatory lecture of tal: Donn: much information regarding the habits and custome of the Mexicans. Miss Jutta Dean anv Hon. Joun M. Botts.—We had some curiosity to know the truth of the report concerning the accomplished young actress, Miss Julia Dean, end the om John M. Botts, of Virginia. Meeting s friend yesterday, whom we knew to be acquainted with Miss Dean’s mother, who lives in this city,we inqnired if the family had official intelligence on the subject. From conversation with said person, we learned that a letter had been received by Julia’s mother, stating that the report of an “engagement” between her daughter and the Honorable gentieman from Virginia, was quite unfounded. It originated from the fac; of the Honorable [oedema having been enamored with Mies Dean’s acting in Was! ton city, and Paving followed her to Baltimore and there hav- as obtained an introduction, gallanted & few through the city. ‘The obsei took it for ed that a“ ” hi pretensio: ith “John Tyler” pe e ‘besutifal actress Botts returned to Washington city, and Miss De writes to her mama tbat there is not a word of truth in the telegraphic reports of her marriage. We expect. if the truth wes known, Miss Julia refus bi ® friend of ours, now a member of the Legislature.— Cincinnati Commercial, Feb. 7. Exousn Orera in New Onveans.—Miss Brionti, Mr. Manvers. and Mr. Brough, sre performing in the St. Charles, and have made a great hit in the “Postil- lion de Longeumeau.”’ Mr Cox.ins is giving © series of Irish Evenings in Charleston, to crowded houses. He is well supported by Mr. and’ Mme. Brienti. Max. Anna Bisnor is im Philadelphia, Sons are alse in that city. Distin and Supertor Court: Before Judge Sandferd Gottleb Bollett, vs, Harlow E, Si’ , John Hook, and several others.—This was an action ior aesault and bat- tery and falee imprisonment. it sppeared that the plaintiff, who is a bair-dresser by trade, went from bis residence on the evening of the 16th of February, 1847, to a tavern to prcoure asegar. Sill and others of the defendants were there when he arrived; the parties were all drinking ; a diffioulty arose between Sul aod plaintiff in regard tos ae due by the former to plain- tiff, for leeches. Plaintiff asserted that he owed him two dollars, while Sill insisted that it was not so much. Sill, however, laid down a $2 bill to pay for the drinks, and it seems the Plaintiff took it up, and walked away with it. They iatesediately, followed him, orying out ttop thief; im the pursuit they met three officers, who accompanied them until they overtook him, at his house; they then arrested him, and brought him to the Eesex Market Police Office, whereghe was detained for the night, and was next morning brought before Justice Ketcham. Bills of indictment were afterwards laid befere the Grand Jury, who threw them out. The plaintiff cought to recover damages for a constructive arnault and battery, and for imprisonment in the ste- tion house during the ight of the 16th ‘The defenc ubey heard the cry of stop thief, allied upon by Sill and Hook to arrest the plaintiff, that they did so in discharge of their duty as police officers. The jury or? verdict fer the plaintiff against Hook, for $60: Sill, $30; against Edwards and Herbert, $5 each, and found a verdict for the other defendants, against the plaintiff. Raisier C. Wortendyke vs. Wm. Granger.—This was an action for slander. It appeared that the plaintif. entered into an agreement with the defendant to sell to the latter his eatablichment,as a dealer inice. The negotiation aftervards was broken off, and a bill was filed by one of the parties against the other, for a spe- cific performance of the agreement. The plaintif tuade an affidavit in the cause. and the defendant charged him with having committed perjury, or that the affidavit was falre. ond that he would cause him to be indicted Adjourned to this morning. Common Pleas. Before a Ulshoeffer. Fre. 12—Wm H Sembler vs. Loren: This was an action to recover damag and better, years of ag horrewhip. of mischevious boys. and amon; insulting language, an tion, young Sembler abused the defendant, a a attempted to throw brick-bats at bim, id to break his windows, The Jury had not agreed when the Court adjourned, Dress Coats, French Clon, and fal | it ityle, $10 to each; Froo! Per meine, iioes Stack Baoke, mae’ to $1; Over ‘Cote, 12 to 2; Cloake, ss fo $25 Pants, Sito Uy it; Veats, $5to oe a om $5 oie” Corner of Nassau and Beek- manetreeta, GEO, LEVIE. Rho cine ld Valentines! Call, Ladies and Centlemen, see the moet splendid assortment of Mein mad in Pd Torts the quantity is mer ine rik io and beauty cannot be surpassed, ER & New stslee, fresh from the ralnter'sbanda laid on the oven et every hous, Experiments, both Startitn; —_ Amusing, ‘ill be partormed by Dr, Doda, at Cl oa ak during ¥ recent week, ‘upon persons fall; ea Laken f from the audience, who will be entirely contro! will of operater, Cases, Manufactured by Saft cs stelot regard to werreenee, e oe, yaar Fire Arme! lire Armsi—Joseph & fart, 7% ted Seates, for tho sale of Aeowm arm; very pe Ly thet or al nay peta by the United Staley army ~} Liquid Hair we —Bateheler’s Liquid tn- y heir tural black or brown olor, stently char ges red or mane a to the hale idea che bask arciale 1 she nde applied with lees trouble than other d ‘and ial aa W HATOUELON'S No-t Wall street, pear irvelee, ~ COMMERCIAL AFFAIR MONEY MARKET. Monday, Feb. 12-6 P. M. There was considerable excitement to-dey in the oteck market, notwithstanding the disagreeable, stormy weather, and quotations for all securities advanced. Harlem went up % per cent, Long Island \, Canton Company 1, Farmers’ Loan X, Erle Railroad , Morris Canal 3, Pennsylvania fives 13;, Indiana 1}, United States sixes, 1867, 13;. The sales werejlarge, the im- provement in prices having brought out a great deal of stock. The sellers are principally strong operators, and the purchasers the weakest partiesin the street, It is the opinion of many, that funtiljjthere isa favorable ehange in the money market, stocks cannot advance much, and that the steady drain of specie from our banks will annul the effect of the favorable news from Europe. This, however, can only be temporery. The European accounts show that a reaction has taken place in the financial and commeroial affairs of Europe; that activity prevails in the manufacturing districts; and that the basis of the improvement is sound and substantial. The revulsion has spent its force; it has prostrated everything in its course that was weak or much exposed, and purged the commercial! world of the most corrupt system of credits that ever existed. Those who passed through the ordeal of that revulsion, must have strength to sustain themeelves, of all confidence, has ne doubt taught them a lesson that will be of vast service hereafter. We have no doubt the improvement reported by the steamer Ni- agara will be permanent. Money has been so abun- dant for such » length of time in London, and the rate of interest bad become reduced to such « low point, that a forward movement in prices of, merchandise generally, could not be much longer resisted. The in- activity and quiet which had existed so long in the commercial world, could not continue in the faco of a Plethora in the momey market, and the absence of spy important or serious difficulty in the political world. We therefore look upon the re-action ao being perfectly legitimate; one founded upon the natural laws of tra increase in demand for consumption, and the absence of a sufficient sup- ply of the staple articles of manufacture. This is the basis of the improvement, and there was every indica- tion, at the latest dates, not only of its permanency, but cf its progress, The effect of thi ate of things abroad, upon com- mercial affairs in this country, must be of the most favorable character. The condition of our money markets may, for a time, arrest any impertant improve- ment im prices for our staple products, but it must come; {it may be deferred, buts favorable changein commercial matters is inevitable. When Great Bri- tain experiences any disaster in her commeroial move- ments, we are sure to feel it; and it is equally certain that we shall feel the effect equally great of any favor- able movement in her commeroial affairs. We find in England the best oustomers for our most important articles of export, and her capitalists are rapidly ab- sorbing an immense amount of our public securit! Prices for these, therefore, in a great degree, depend upom her prosperity, and whatever tends to inflate them, tends directly to benefit us. The Independent Treasury system comes in for a great share of abuse from many stock speculators of ‘Wall street; but the mere fact that it is abused in such quarters is the best evidence in the world of its value and importance in checking eny undue speculation, apy dangerous inflation in oredit, or artificial expan- sion of prices. It is, even under the administration of Secretary Walker, a kind of balance wheel {a financial affairs, and exercises those checks which have such 6 wholesome influence upon the movements ofjspecula- tors. We would like to see this measure strictly en- forced, its most rigid provisions closely adhered to, that its actual defects may be more clearly seen, and. pro- perly modified. No one can deny that it has imper- nd many alterations will be necessary before wer all the purpores required. Even in its present form, \t is merely a bugbear, which frightens Vimid speculators, as though they were so many big boys. Stock xchange. ee eens CS oe 140 chs Canton Co »” 18a oo lo 30% LAO ao ws se 3B 39 ‘w0 US 6's, 10" 60 de eS 39: f do b3 39) boro dk wig 100 do 29 10 do 30 40 a 0 do 260 39 % = do 33 39 100 do 23) 39% 180 Harlera RR BS 5735, 20 do 83. 57 58 160 87 200 83 575 300 bi0 67: 360 bs) 58 150 260 57! 50 dS. 47! 50, 93 57' to mo 87 100 ds 9» 260 24 x0 25 Fa Cire 100 10g 10 108 0 ue 14 do Big 50 m4 60 Kor & WorRR 100 8 Us Secend Board. $3500 Treas Ni, 6's, b90 110 200 aba Harlem RR stm 57 4000 do 109) ts 10h |p ae btw ork 190 100% 100 de basde Bs 230 10% 100 = do ims 50 do 0 5 10” 650 do bew 54 9 ‘50 Farmers’ Loan 35 ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY MORNING. WANTS, ARTED—A PARLOR AND ‘BED-ROOM, WITH BOARD, in the oj city, between Bleecker and Tenth streeta, AgdTeee Ek he ae a office, x SPEC! AL NOTIONS. SERBTION—-BYRR GUARD.—THE MEMBERS OF THIS day evenings ar Svcloc.“Functealatievlancsletinaset a wM. BURT, Cgumarder. onee ee SUBSCKIBERS HEREBY GIVE NOTICe intentien to apply to the Logislavure ut = Now York, during the prosent session thereof, for an vor ts inn AMUSKMENTS. OWSEY THKATKE.—TUESDAY RU Tae Lock nice edenone will comommence with TAS 1K oT weit Pte im brese Lay Mw Pernt ftemaalved and Wbeir associates, with 4 capital ot ‘wo mil Hons of dole ander the corporate mame of The Uvitnd ets's> Mail Steamers Company, New York and Liveryool Lian” {rhe pprnine of ening ie of wteamogs between Now Work and ¥ fan IS 1S. J. uEs BROWN, Cmapreaus ma: NATIONAL THEATRE, LATE CHATHAM RDWARD K. OLLINS, venday Bvouing. Foo 13; will beacted the drama of THR & Rlaa! aporis ne yh i Mr. J. Boots Sie Bertrand, ts, W. 8, WETMORE. Gave, Le Boer Me Ton: Boy, Mae Chapman, After which 2, — the drams. of i ios IN GaLT¥OR Chartres milt a Mire apman, After which tha hurie me ¢ = - beg h ae Adolphus Pillishron. B. - ir. nt ie . <cCiamon sls Willa Power woo aled Ga eave | Chena ae Piles Mi omink aye eran Baie Chistian Mary Codes rate Congress, fn the year 164, forfolk, will ca | at MEA Mice Chapman. To conciu vi tite CAUIFORN by ant ctroots nay wihuas ebehaeiling es Wak cree ry Ee, Channa. Mt Serco | MIN BS—| o Mr. ca Old Bieere, Mer ston Wee JON C YEN BYCK 18 NO LONGER AUTMOMISED TO eG Chapman; alee Wi : bps collect mi fort oe dessa 5 - Reet Pur No.2 NR ; Mrs, Dowllne. 25 oan Nw —THE nee FROM ag yo waogaD th made in Bleecker street, is requested Reet of t tocall and tabe them aw ay. ae MUSICA Le WNiekinecns, yas Duva’, ‘After, which CAMARALZA\ BADOUBA Bunn Mr. bmp ‘Camara! Badoura, Miss Phillips: ame PUPIL Of MR, MA followed’ by LAVATER, 7 (A Sash TREDR HONOSLER PUPIL O7 Mi Max | Herein ‘be nobor a coatein imaeens etme, Singing in German and Italien style. and playing the plane ae eee, eee pe each ropestontae | Louse, iiae N moverate terme For particulars apply at his residence, 40 Fourth Bur! ¢ ¥v league, ted hole ram Sa) avenue, Tetween 2458 0 velock, [oh para Te Cone Preece Swe: & cones, Circle, £00, N PIANO—A SINGLE GENTLEMAN, ORGANIST | {7moc? commencing a\8 glock, Ma ON inone of the toe ehurahes fa the Sty, i deateo to instruct — ‘Direton, mer Cane a few more 0» rgaD, ‘and. thore IERICAN OIRCUS.—SANDS, LENT & PROPRIB- 7 ik barn eeney riltiog x Eas Set with a Lat Fy nies tanta ing Feb nt firs bight of the favorite Scacsaete short “ lown, 0 Gor sii i fires mi a ate wi ant sucees M,offioe of this paper, gf Palestine; Mr R. Sands and hie chil ste as rica and ‘Towa, Quakarens of 31 pee a beariy fot high and weigh 8 we tS in iniani le performances; ext loa of musoular vn years and stan 18 foot, ‘ipen seared tree is manly ocr | fee entree yr ie rhs | SR tres te fone at al ome ‘That Wistar's Balsam of win Cherry willoure any cough or cold, decking juventia siden, laster Walter Ayma: Titaria the Fairy Queen, ngaged, Great Westore, F of ew longstanding. abe li aie agape, ce eekds | training hy the. pony Cinderrlis; eaxtialy. emeentel perfor | be Brothem, “Peta Morris siglend Manmek Be Liviog inning cured by this Balsam. Thatittscorcnded uy | BAKce of the dancing horse Bucephalas; act of horsemat Orang Was fratuary, Madame Rockwoll, the Tany lawscre, clergymen. and phynelava, that this Baless: hge | ty Master Maurice Banda sclentifie, cxutitin, ot he nae |i wee Ailton ren yeaat Oh toe, Hever been tualled Yor effeney in ail affections of the Inge and Fonteet the corsle sporting voone entitled pesscasion of gi th, mission to avery nert ot the heuse. 95 een! kine hai PALM AND FRSTIVAL at NEWARK, N.J of jhe Universalis Booiety intend holdin liver. That tcores now rejoice in the ea ey for this Baleam would have 1a), oF 8: cial Levee, on voning and Wodneed noon and evening, Feb. 131 or) 14, at tne Towurante Buildi Market street, below Broad. A variety of usoful and fanoy atti: clea, ook and Fr freshmenit f all ads, wil befor alo at real able prices, jn : UNITED STATES ARSENAL. Levee wil beet afonerewtl Ue pre to ail who wish it tH ted seversl bottles of Wistar’s Baleam of | S24 food speak re ee ree Wile Cherry i my family, for the complaints for which iets ze. | O¢4, Thayer, of "Row "York. "Admission frve-—supper tskets 23 commended, with decided beneficial effect, I cheerfully advise friends, and all oth ho neod a wedielnsof that kind, teary: it. ide beatin CHW, Laken GusaT CHIE mal USM, 8 ou BRUADW AT, BE tween, Spring and i@ tho only one in this ‘Divwom ‘tures, their seriouttaral implements, instramente of music, lanterns, Be Open from ike AM 10 wa AUUTIONS. Seta Banden M. daily, ‘ddzal ance, 33 * —= = Muskets at Auction.—L. M, Hofiaan & Co, wil oa nor F LX Zith Fobruary, by onder of the Deparauent’ S000 a | vv 101 PO CALUORN 1A, STEAMBOAT FOR CALIFORNIA.—A MEROHA T OF this olty ia about to purot aso a awift and pov erful ‘of 285 tons burthen. She will be fitted up immediacely anolece, and Paveacoommodati n for about forty o Matty ted States Muskcts UCTION NOTICR AND CARD—ANY Left ponaey it MAN having two or three Shensaad dollars capital, can have an A boa ee opportunity of making a profital montin & ploassnsacd re. Her cost, whon ready for een, fe 8.1100 Incrative Avetion Obmoatteien 1988, which can be o otk rc Ho is willirg te invest in th oeieeniat O80 (= ino ke snelas eti all it branches With $15,010. Shares of $500 each Jong established concern, & gente ho can commant ired abov. ‘do much better, than” Visuing Califorain, Peace wine ee noker, at Whito Hail, dive addresred to to THOMAS BEI L, Auctioncer, Old Churoh, cor ner W {ler and Frankfort atroets, will meet with attontien, NIA, VIA CHAGRES—THE SPLENDID | FOR SALK, thervor, Captain Thomas 8, Badd. — CR ee in ed rot ESOT IE 1, earrost solicitation of nu SALE-—THE STEAMER NEWS BOYS, WHICH FOR in tae to take | several months part has by the News Aeao- r be raw hor from the Char! a Hine for onetrip | rie! now York arite banteaiasny ta Fees AG: She was | Coty, and will despatch hee for Chagres:dineot om Saturday she | 24th ‘dw: of February instant, at 120 lock Me {rou plot red and eoprer fastened, rats of the fll Teilowing di Ast siong-— Lough 134 fost inches, bread th 22 4 | feat 2 inches tdepay's | North e well Known speed of the Northeruer. it 1a feet 6 inches, tonnage 240 18.95 tons. ‘Tho engine ree owerfal | confidently expe Mill mako tho trip to Chagres in | ong, having @ 84 inch eylixéer and 8 nd ia inexcol | Mine days, tira hor arrival there, for lent order. Her boiler is entirely ne paeton inclading fix event all possibility ‘a Boe | Brer aay bathe state of the tos veyances at Chegres. Pouage in the ssloon state rooms, ture, and the expence of putting on board, haa two large tanks for fresh water, aud for cther good qualitice, is believed not to be steamer of her olagsin our waters. For farther partioulare a at this fiice, i only extra attraction «The Female arian, in rome of nd rt at the th, when one of the to4, wi pros ‘clecks, concert to oommenee’a Bo'elook. Ti had at the door, and tie Book aud Musi Doors open arte 50 con AL STREET, NEAR B! ng, and, Wednesday 60.3 argant * ia shanee el chaste marble stasan starve Bia po of the Sabi together with 20 splendid representations of living ‘Nene fenuine onicas signed I. BUTTS on ho wrappe ist neat rr per hs rie ar stress, and by the Drvgxiste genereliy, eoteene of Weel pice and | TXUTERPEAN SOCIRTY.—TDE FIPTIETA ANNIVER- ary Concert of this Soo'aty will be given at tho Apollo Rooms, this evening, (Fo! th) at 8 o'clock procisely. SAMUEL a ROMAINE, Jr, Seoretary, Ut PUR Cause ‘Utinaa, FPOR SAN PRANCIB90 DIRECT.—TAR SPLENDID GOP. sPeredand copper fastened, brig JUULa MOULTON, 9. I ring, Master, now lying at the toot of Roosevelt ‘Will sail for the above port ou or about the ach Webrun: Histee can be disposed of, at $150 eac nt street, or to Thoa-paon & Hunter, et thi evening, at 734 o'clock, TT, UNITED Sane GOLD coMPANY— LAND fo Gelitornia, via Vera Cruz ane Mazatian, under evoort of Captain ©, H. Innis, Inte of the United States Army, ata cost of $159, includin; » dle, bridle, with 81x months’ pro- Vieions after arrival ‘at pplications for paseags to be Fier 8 East river, where Cape, tod P, M. until day of sailing. 7 ATCH HOTS8ES FOR BALE.—A PAIR OF HAND- rd the greate:t accommodation to pasicngors, a Mtoe exy Bore sle ene Gan'be seen at tie atabe | Bofrlght will MPOrrOne. FURSTON & 00. 48 south et OF a bulk "of 1,000. herrele point nadie oie mI % as 48 Sou f in Crosby street, rear of 620 Broadway. Apply immediately. raed tony to VESIUP ATOX, c lrs'seeues street. ANCY PICTURE, A B. GAIN.--FOR SALE—A FAITH. FOR Ban FRANCISCO, CALIFORN14—10 SAILON THE | Re of “Titian's Venus, ful copy abinet size, finished in the 25th inet.—The gy steamship SENATOR, ot OR CALIFORNIA—AN ASSOCIATION OF FIFTEEN highest style of art. Can bo sorn at 8. Johnton’s Musical Instru- | toneburthen, 220 foet Pee by S0fe ‘ont Dail by vm a. a iF members, Lave purchased the fast sailing sohoone! General ment Store, 166 William street, N. Y. Bea: in hia best manner, Without regard to expense. nse, Herongines haber pe recainy oaleniaentner: . poe are er, and mi c ort revolution, they have de E ASK TBE ATTENTION OF MARRIED MEN, AND | pure guarantee for’ thei se lor strangtb and perfect, Tie | 10 20, and take n: pe of thoso withing to ecoure a good residence, to thesale of | Senator was built for Jamos Cunni sixth months aro, to | cia Fianilin fenv'at iby Merchants weeneage Gan mesh WE | Ten eetrsen Bown, Gt Johne apd Hates, and hasten evenly | Brosdway, orat Mewes, Gullos & Holiea: Ne ns Wee . ‘4 f eure Cull oveek,” Particulars in hand bill at the oten of the Aust ucars. | pen bonts that bas been turned oot of Mr, Brown's gal oe tines oh fniaes Ne La Wat ace, , avd has bs Gertifioata to. that effoct. Her salsons ad weave coon fitted a OB SALE— THE WELL-KNOWN AND OLD E3TA- Dilehed Grocery aud Liquor Store, togetier with all ite took and fix tbe Present proprietor having oocupied it as such eighteen Years, sells out on ac.ount of leaving the ry. The sbove isayare chance, Apply on the premices, 16 Oak street corner of Roorevelt street. Fo SALE—TBE LEASE, FURNITURE, AND FIXTURES magpiticently for gomfort, and the mum we the pleasure of stating t commends . Navy, who has & pe Jedge of the const, also > Shorena knowledge of stoamors and the steam engine, The Kipeditent practieal and expe, Fieneed Thea be'wtll frend fortine passage and o owners wi Aigo to San Francisooin her whieh vill ewe or the Caaptain on beard, foot of Clinton street, OHANICS’ AND WORKINGMENS ASSOCIATION, bark spat will meet this afternoon at 2 o'clock, at ths 1. Naweau street, TI LIFORNIA AND TBE GOLD MINES. Ophir Miniog Association, having purchssod the iaot ani g eopierod and copper tautoned bark Opti, and havi aremontafor all the apparatus sooessary for sucoseaful ich a8 atvam encin vaporoved ed old spur together with the mines, will have. 4 iat of thirty persons, wno will be joint and all other property owned or aaquitod by the ecmpany. “The shares are $10) cheba tow ot whieh ecard M Second Ward ‘0 FOR % ‘and comfort to passengers. For passage ouly, as gi Feenehe Hotel, This now sto well Boon (oroqure ary deserpticn of it ay concn este to purchase | evra wilt Sra i & MINTURN, #7 South «t, tuch an ieee ; $4 Chatham strech av haltpaat | volock, PML, cy ates ig improvements and additions arenow making to perfect hee for duriy g the evening. age. OR SALE TPR FIXTURES OF 4 LAROE BILLIARD Naan CeUORIDCHESE RASS ae ee eg er Morble op Ts Cy pe ee ely mye wee |e ny soll Sy the ets Foneeaey. On bar eraival Seah te Lan sengers wi conve! Cruces teat }, thereby eke BBTOUVENEL wine ine desier, | avoiding the pave oon the tiver in canoes, and arrangemeus are ip pi passengers wither: ‘delay f from Cruces progress to to Panams, at which point they will meet the steamer of 16th FoR SALE AT FORT HAMILTON, (7a8 NaRnows.)— March, and find other means of Lec de mnahe to San depend e ne, 00 re ep egpe baer ‘at cavni Cattain Mix will accompany the pasacogers to Panama, and he. Par ees ae four horses, eeach tnoasst | Ving eromed ‘the Iothinus several ‘times, will. bo able to render foo house, summer house, Jo garden, well eobed itl faanh fulusbloserviees and adviee to. passouger, $10, on} trees and in the highest atate of cultivation; front garden, oras- ee en bane ng aeENe, Sliowed manta and the whole covering a apace of of & by Sd) eet The feos: Micght ov exten baggage seas pon rots epost thoes: eepeot is — ard ard au ca matnetee walk the per cent. App; = ‘PLT & STANTON, No. 14 Broadway. OOD, Pathe Premises, O, at 10 MERCHANT ——= SALE, THE STOCK AND T Fixtares of a Merebant Tailoring and egy Aone Clothing Re No. 230 Urey corner of street the Washinton wishing to the the busine the ecaton ad to ats exon a passed. Fi particulars, fn ry oy ‘cannot Stmausnre FOR ¥AN FRANCISCO, AND UP THE 8A onto River, vin Straits of Magslian The Stenmetip DUNCAN C, PEL: (formerly the Gevernmont stem tone sett) very susceretully employed in the Gulf of Mexico, whero the Proved Lerselfs xood and substantial sca boat—hae ha bea chinery, new boilers,tc.. in the most comptote manner. be fitted with masts, sails, ko, and it lavontdently expectea ahe will make the passage out in 70 days. ‘The number of paserngers Are limited to 80, each of which Is tobs a Stoohholder—shares Bion each, It is confidently expected sho ean be used to groat advan Tunning from Ports of the Pasitie, or up the Sacra. mento Aiver. Severs saree having been taken. thoes on to engage can obtain more fu Hea GEM 13) Wa stent, or to JOS, T. MARTIN, 87 South atrect. F° R SAN FRANOISCO—THE SUPERIOR NEW STRAM- slip HARTFORD, P. B. Letovre, master, having boon ans: voidably detained, will len Thursday, 15th instant, at 10 AM. A fow berths are stil unengaged. which may bo had vy ap Plyixg on board, opposite ths tobaces warehouse, of X:ON, 1M Front streot. Fe THE GOLD nacions oF CALIFORNIA, m the ‘case of the which has Office 108 IstING.—CAPT. ye R. DENNIS, OF ZRCvIDENCE, RI, tool board steamer State of 0 08 mer of fro to New York, on Frida} night inet, Febraary 2, for N aS x dock about 4 ‘ovolock in the joure previous to her arrival in New head quarcers, 133 Ful Guarda Punctual attendance i 1 pe MILITARY ants oR B Maou G can be carried by bai mort compret manner. with the flanged screw ry joiat every thing complete, saving both weight an unsold. Pergous wishing to proceed thus comfortably provided, willdo well to make early spp! loation to Mosers. Ge 97 Catharin Feiguson & Shorman, £4 Broad ‘street J. Hicks, 206 Bonrd the voossl, bh weer. et Jude every evesing this fast Brow ae y Rouse, oc jock, corner of East Bicadvay and Finesseeet’ Be vases FOUN SHERMAN, Prosidont._ OTIOR—CALIFORNIA GUARDS — ing is oslled of the Field ‘nd Com ton atreet, at Bee By order of RUFUS! i vA Th LAND, Colonel, secured Ya plan of spe ructi Thee ported by mules highly recommended’ aud being wied bj and are the most Sévantecoen for ex urpotes, One oan be sean pitched, 1b Westatreet, or at C. Kai ounee (them brass foundry, Jeracy City. — CATHOLIC Moat BE D3 crosses, held in great estimation digas of Cal fornia and Mexico, for aaile, | aclation, by yf. LAU MO- KR, importer of fancy goods and perfumery, 44 Maiden Lane, ep stairs, Ctironnta MUTUAL BENEFIT AND JOINT STOCK ‘Association.—Notice ishereby given, that tbe fast sailing ship ARKANSAS, 657 tonsregistor, hashoon a raroharrd by this ascciation, ard nearly ready for sea, Meetings of tha Atsceiation wiil be hela on Tureday and ‘Thursdsy e 10 been Jost, or jumped everboard in es. Will take steam and positi 8 All Wot ay eve at "is rom aishemeehce pin | Remingsfte gut Juin" the Ses Vaca ingconpered | Were th eavta ee tckoy Woeetay aad rye o reat, with eile or eatin stil ines, and H ot yaa hg a) Coptain 7, Tmt has ye Epi copal Church, eommercirg at 7 o'olock, at wish time it is grey cassimere ponte. He is about 49 years of a) ong agate room in the second cabin are fitted up gxreoted that thoes who hare signd the constitution will pay medium size, and somewhat bald headed. ‘Any perso rl tae og ~ in'handeome 3 style, aud the sccommodations for second cabin pas: nee of their subscription, Members of the Methodist formation leading to his discovery, or of ‘nia body, oh cmurnere smpericr to those of nny veeaol that ever left the hai Lewd x piecepal Church, and others agreeing with them ‘a ene somely rewarded by giving j a at CY “fir, oF to : oer, nro. omens we | pe ee) - Jive eb 14 % | Wishing to join tho Argociation, can do vo at said meeti Office G. Bal Providence, R. I. mnforty genre) aba moderate ral at pet ‘en Caboidene | of the Associaticn, 155 Fulton street, wate HILTON, {LOWER TOR VALENTINES Tprotgmes Olea ott tulle | & e ert, orf fal ne oF on boart,footet Wall | )MPORTANT NOTICE TO CALIFORNIA EMI 4 of Bonque' eta or Bpe b ‘Al \OBANTI— flowers for Velenttocs, will please leave thelt ataeet, or to Lesnar arian ILL Wall at, tor Dae fetes atherions who has Jaat arrived (ngehi f} MES W. ELWELL, 67 South Tooh CALIFORNIA a STEAM AND SAILING VEN Gerd fs Panengst'Lite=The splonaia’ passoster oehy WATT, jordon's t Line — Jen: js oa this eafe and healthy route "vie, San duane The rhosmibeat 5! (or ey fe [ * — are) conveys pes. ‘sens re miles from the a it of the hee, foseout a cbarter veessl on the Pacific side, "tein ax ported that the San Francisco will bo mado in 56 ds Tie President of Gordon's California eat tm the r. DUNLAP, Plorist, 635 ‘Srosdway. T?.4 PERSON HAVING CAPITAL, AND DESIROUS OF visiting Europe, sn extraord! 0 a fortune in a basiness whi ich requires but a short time to accom ect can be obtatued, by adcressing s note te Papersefating when and where an interviow may be ‘fet AUTION- THE PATRONS OF THE PROTECTIVE UNION are notified that M. D. Manly raploy, and is not authorized to ell bread tro brig Mary, tnd has sou and eurvers of the route, Ap bX dischsrged. The public aro nere' notifed ‘iat Suen wcas UR board the Mary, 16, foot of Wall ‘eet or to for their mperior bi will be promptly attended to. Bakery LBORN, 106 Front street. eryrer of Seventh avenue and Ninetoouth street, QQ JOHN STRERTPERPETUAL GLOSS OVER SHOES. ar anemone Deastiful Over Shoas are to be found at the ony ear Agency. In are ioltnes, ‘ther, in oy je to the feat D: Dress 4 htt SAMUEL BROOKS ne al, piss ihe a ; x ‘22 John street, aptatre, seven feet high, v hae light with stern windows ant deck ven- tilators, and ccommoda tions to WAGED A SITUATION, A RESPECTABLE YOUNG yusework; is = good Wesher an: Trorer; hae fend ference Hom her Inst place. ‘can be seenst 67 Bech man street. ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE GIRL, A SITUATION jn s private flly. ted general Houreirork oF as Char bermald or W iy reference, if required. Inquise at 174 WANT ar AN INDUSTRIOUS S INTELLIGENT BOY, 0 a a ride with him. Please call at No. t Morray etrent, frown 10'A 4eM. ANTED—2 ARTIFICIAL FLOWER MAKERS, AT F 177 William street, Removed from Division st. Cash paymenta week, ANTED—BY A YOUNG MAN, A FURNIS4BD ROO! within five minutes walk the onan ts House, rms to exceed $3 per week. Address M.O.N. at this ANTED—A Raye Le ABOUT TWENTY YEARS OF of dd having acme knowledge of a0 a), ins Southern city. prey note, in handwriting of the applicant, addiessed to J. M.5., box 1419, post office. AZER CARES TOR ere teeored Dy, tor casks waded tande—A quamtyty ot euperior Wa ve whaling (otiaoen onan Enquire on be ard ship Salem, oot of eevelt street, BE AN ENGLISHMAN WHO HAS LaTELY 2 ‘as Porter and Assistan vat ablishmen' d writes a good Can Beier eteet habits, Apply to No. 20 OUSE WANTED—ON OR BEFOR) B ler OF MAY, ® neat twoutory brick dwelling, poets bn $2. 500 imprevemente now delng ry i haha Jo propery. [a the rita uy a the | $8,000. Jan Dak. 10N Wall se street. $300, iso okt Eira L H pore ox 18 WaNTRD onths, for which will be bo age on ack worth ,000 fall Le a eforonce aad soot rity, if refere Hoot required, P! A YOUNO MAN, IN A PRIVATE my, within 20 minutes walk of the Clty i gangs nina ae OB Wat thin ofc at villex Ae Pian INSURANCE COMPANY'S SCRIPT. Wented of the above company, a'eo, that of other ies, Buri Not Josue ammenities erlang ig Bxohange. DANCING, mea fr ONOVER GUARDS—THE Fiast Fn dl La Cc the abcve. , will ope a ie Chen toy ra, dead teeeay rowing Fe be arranged togive ecparate accomm: a eee of tho cargo is aS win be |S 3 SSPIM WALL, band South nett or FHOMAS F. STANTON, 61 Bouth stree ; Sis BLIZABETA ee FOR ail on Wednesda Neth nat Th irthem, commanded iel H. Truy MEDICAL. Rare pe STORE FOR SALE—LOCATED IN A FLOURISH ing quarter of the city; business well established; Stock and Fiatures GW ite. A rate chance for a onsh purchaser. Addrers box No. 1 Post Office. nt abip of 600 tons —— Te monet VERY, “ETON sMAGNETIC FOWDER penne ier d for peg be! Ineo! al ful, and a f terms. struction of Have nud Mico, are ataong the great diocoveriee of the | fu.,and few more eases ao 15 Eat River before cogs Frveent dey. The Pills and. the Magnosis Powder ave tosed inter Eas | | rwlaes Ys human lifo—but the former will destery Mata aud | zeny other veamt. Bhippere ‘Are requested RIC ture to day. RD! Mico alment instantaneously, and the latter will eradicate oie ene oe Seen ECO Sap Geckzsacies, oo, vA an) pelrieiincn N. ba: Ly pokerty, tr old, is mearly leaded, | berern, BY ont EP OYON 150 Broedcase 11 follow the jeninafew days ‘OR SAN FRANCI&CO, CALIFORNIA —PARTIOULAR RYLUENZA, Couns, COLDS, REEUMATISM, ko— I We itis TET MATISE, he Attentien is reques (ed toh very handsome and compl ry can shsln immediate relist oa ceresis cure ied ao of Mrs, | Hollis helonpion toed Ferbee, Be oot Be gee Sa Seerettn ahentes Veuer ane Sateen Det 4 Brsadray = | SvPler No. 0 Kast river, She it ¢ ito tone bur! tho veese! ve been These Baths have hy in operation since fecommended by the rst physicians in the ‘themeuiven, nd her accommodations, speak fo OF frvight or Barat eters inet, For reek t oF Riwalin of South WOR CALIFORNIA, BAN FRANCISCO AND | AND 8 Fort, via the atraits of Mi ing. waltimore elioper brig, OKBIT, Ki hat ‘Paceage a] M22icaLorrica pe. 20 JOUNBON “ DUANE STRER? Foi On Dae, Ne Re eee torte | utioner in New Fork, in toe trentwent of renereel” dinapee ssengers will please send thete freight alongside, at Prer No.9 | Fie Doctor very ire leat let Cured cases Reet river. iver. The? be towed to ren by steamboat, Pre 0) RES DIRECT—TO SAIL ON TOE avr} NST— \ on body, oF in the Urns pains in the apo je perio el A, brig ALED A, Capt MoPeicn, | ered and copper fastened, baviag superior. | brought on asin ate, Jn Ly young wan, cautiag | Seoommedatican for awe Si Srapated eee ! tail for the above port ber ween the 15th tn ip feat oa meta Fitiay Gah Pemengers slooa Jose Semana fam ‘SS ee thing o che kind orve mel otk of bearaue Tre 0 Ora acne, fetal coped fa in count ter and newly co} it. is well known as the Bovitary Vice, Te ptaeprice. 61. or ual st ad Bid Bradway ned of eos auton Ot Bread, Gi nies any bt eo ce ngs bowee OBt, BXTRAORDINART WORE—TO Tum Mannie | foto! +76 Maiden Lane. M22 Teas oy =the Hariod Wenant Pass FACKATTOGHAGRES LIVING WELD Eee tree sh us work is 7a Man me BR on {oa 00 copies having siteady boon ot female tt teen days, om & previous soousto out the 18th fay seaside eer cranes meine | Ror nice actors waar hick should be known to then partioalacly. Wore every female | having tickota for the Pannesa Btonmie ost will doube. discover the causes, ‘and the moot (rome | loce atvtve out in time. Freigut received. for Ren Freeing eo Ghen and mostorrtain move ot care in every case, orale th | the voul willbe ormsgned to Haven & ay having & Sekswayi st the ‘officn, 129 sizeet, New York | mancnt Agent at the lnhmus, who will attend’ por.onally'to for. BB Patterenn, No. 98 Chemat street, Tittle & Dassoogers and freight on their arrival. “the vessel to be LF BN LY get le Moye eee devine’ Bes tants “elie ex cars atp wnvenint Piro Kliere tanst be post rird the surplua b he chee De UAURICRAU, box Lida, New Yoek ity. Omics 1ikawer: | Korey ae "7Pine Mameee hich the steamers, bare not aken. a cHancE— oun | M'Ycnredciisess of the aioe, stout auabathing m8 NOSES me fed for Culiforpiy aro ‘reminded cf the serious ingonvanionce they may te Mable’ tein arte, ten ii HE oe ‘used from itherities, or from the the seem sven tee it feccen pores toente, "To ROOF THE © re fromm 4 of State, at Washtegton. All R, RALPH, AUTHO PRACTIOAL Parvarn | & pos eat ao M., 6 to9 P.M. (Bunday excepted Tien rhs in the cured, agurual, on to , Caweneit, Sindndlog their cbse. Tt a ahleRy, however, ie rman * gext t0:Custom House.” fed from soem cao Joop whe a Janne |G aFORNIA COLD WASHING ALL, WHO G0 TO soa. Mirra cate priate eared nt, tee | ein acon 2 agin ned ego eoeemet Sania (ot gisting, san bs oPalaed bt hg! None gem. Be Fan ve cOes roaew te ceo ey Ban Francisco and the Gold Diggings, in the short § pu tm goaky 2 oye, interda to deliver « Lecture ‘on Friday oveni inst.. at the Taber: California and its Mineral val We Wealth, lar view of ¢ & cows late guide for his m if es the United States, The Lacua at 8 o'clock. beok ate {11 commonco ickets for sale at the principal Hotels and at the ice 54) cente, NIANE. ‘$100, by sendin to have them cleane fice. , Good otothing will Mpelieniee. Ie treet, near ¢ to go and got renodelled, pa ORTI3308,_ ‘® young maa tad much yal exper once in ber ines, and can doubted ret to integrity «t character and busacss ines A. Be Jerald effi Agricultural together with evory doveription ef Important Cortifcave:—Mr. Leavenworth - sir After examiolng the various Gold Washers in the city, I havo ordered yours for my, own use In Callfornis, ond adview all who Trish to eather the with the greatest and least loss wevvalasly af they copefall the nd and ceaval, wr which eontaing a lar anatice of gold p'atina, ory cannot escepe, Win. Vo Lander, practical refiner, er. [LT § FOR eaLiroanL ubscriter has on band, kinds of Pistol Belt Kpife Breaths, Gun 8 ings, Bullet Pouches, &e. selling at reduced pricer. Comparies and desiersin the above articles, ey applied ot tho most liberal terms, Also for sais, all kinds of fete: JOSEPH T. BELL, 186 Fulton at., opposite Cheroh, Carona. kee: PERSONS GOING TO CALIFORNIA WiLL 287 Broad’ Belts Body bel excellent artioie to pre- Seat evn a anda variety’ of articles wo Lumerous te mention. and are well adapted to tropical are saginen, where those, made (w the old, wegrte- lerate—liberal ¢i-count to the trade, ORACE W. DaY, Stannfacturer of India Rabter nd Gutts Perona, ireland T°° CAL AYOMNIa88 THB UNDERSIGNED HAS HAD x pori he tion Rp pane he cerien fe lang voyages, batt tren enceg the ra Carn, cupply i if the offen of he United Staten Navy and vesse! ng by F parte of the world. His practical kr owledge enables ate of groat service to the has enced in estimating the bi} ity and quantity Cy cen ye aaa ond ‘sasvclatfons, I _artioles furnished will a KEMP, ite Wail street, Now York. ALIFORNIA a DAGUERREOTY 3. Pegs asour ‘her Ir trients, ‘tends, would de well to call at Brady's ‘Noa, 35 and with their Prosdway, where, by reason of recent improvemente and hr Poors sh fatchful and trae ‘Whentews mag to TO LET, NO LET.—TAR STORE, Gonna foanen be ng ll Ax te, ld be beset itera para or rari ica ee re oes No, aon, a“ BRowWNe& 0 LET- prspoue ayn adsl TWO sPacious PARLORS, ‘8 private family, with privilegs of hos, cold a thower mae aod the pase ‘Fourth svonue, oppenite llth steoeh. Naik A servant woman goed plac. a 10 LBT, TO a ~ dg oe aye roe a fer Veleak, re and under exoellen: t command. A note addressed ) at this cffios, will meet with immediate attention, AX