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lInteribrebenen 6etanb, nelbs @efbdfte tries
ben mter Der Sirma pOn "Sobnfon u. @rant,"
if am leeten liten 2tpriI, NIT 9e9enlsiti9sr
@inwiIi9un8 aufgsl65t moroen. Ole G5efbdfte
msroen BON Hoam Jobniton fOrtbetrieben,
pslbsr autCriIirt iit bic Msbnun9en Der Sirma
5u bsribti9en. SOIbs, bic ftuIoi9 finb, ftnb
eriubt io9lei6 ob5ubejabIen, ba Die BGbGr lo
i3nsl pis m69Iib 9elblO0sn werren fcasn.
loam Jobnfon,
Jamcs Grant.
&saonQ, NuauIf l3. 3m.
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2ltSt6ti9 8ef0nntm06un0.

2Ie 0iejeni9en welbe @c6lauhs llnioerIal.
eden5 ftbon Sebrauebt babtn, Oisnt 3ur0lacb:
rl6t, boB bon jeBt an DieIe wirflame II. rpobI:
t9dtiSs O1eDisin jererSet 3u baben 1T. insRez
acins, in Der OrufCrei picler 3eitun9; in
SuBann in Der 0rufsrci bee ,,8eit .. 3eit;"
III Ober 8ern bel M1eIhiOr 6erb, beiS Stem.
no nno SanieISensW Wirtbsbaufe in!SernUil=
le; IN 9ambur9 i'll oct nShneIIpct" 0rnfes
ret; n3uIpebO6En, itnweit N6brCrsbure, bel
Sobn Se6trI; in WOmcIeDCrf BET 3. Soft,
SlerbranGr; in Nooamstam, all 6einrih
Staufer's Gtobr.-gs 1T jecrm pOblmei.
nrnO 9eratben, nit bisfer WleOijin einenYer,
IIb su ma6eu. BeGonbers IpirtIam itt ile
bet Wlutteripeb, Sopf6mer5en, 6er3elOpfen,
Wan9el al gBlulf, COer ipenn ber W1asen
bas efen nitbt Dertrasen milf, eben 70 wire,
fam bel Seitenltehen nno Nd6enfhmerSen,
nno aub beilluorbnunaen in bet monatlicbn
Neinisuns. 86r ben bIauen 6alten Der &in.
Der 1T lie lebr su empfeblent oa lte DenieIben
tinnen tnr1er 3eit furirt.
Sriorih Sdlaub.
6TOie obise MeOiJin iUirO bon Diel Seus
ten bic ite sebraubt babem empfCblen, als Elm
it6erea Wlittel sesen Die Stub br uno 6 b o.
lera @crbus.
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GamOibat fir Scberiff.

Tn Die frPlPn un0 unabbdn0i9en &rD3bs
ler bon Serf6 @auntD.
t1IitburSer - 2tufsemuntert Our6 bic
warmlten 3uit6ernn9en bieIer mencr Sreun,
BET bictc iCb mid als Ganoibat fir oae @cbez
rifs'Amt bon Bcrfs gauntp tet fommrnbcr
QSabl al ; unO fcate itb 70 9lIfIitb Gein, ri.
ne Wlebrbcit gurer Stimmcn 3u erbalten, 70
Derpfibte lb MIDI, Die Obllc9rnbeiten oes
Hmtes 9etreuli6 uno 5u gurer D6aisen 3W.
fricoenbeit aus5uIbm.
@ner 9ebCriamCr Oirner,
Jfaae ely.
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9ln Die nnabbdn9i9en @rpdb(er bon
Serf6 0auntn,

tl1itbtr9er : Abermals felIe icb meinen
Stamen 3u enrer 8eahtuns fir oas 4mt
eincs Sberif's bon 8erfs gauntp, bei Der
totltenoen aaaemeinen QBab( i'm nadten Oes
tober Santbar fir bic libera(e llntrtfiits
}uns, bic mir bel LESTER qDabl su 9teil se'
woroen, nebme i6 a6tunaspoG Cure iInters
FHeuuS abermaIs III InIpru6, uno ipenn i'd
5I Isnem Hmte 9ewdblt psroe. 70 pcrpfibte
teb mid Ielbf, alle oamit Derbnnosnen pfieb.
ten panttlb uno unparteiifct 5n erfilIen.
D1it beConbeer Gocbaebtun9
guer Srsnno uno Wlitbirser,
Jobn nIanoerbad,.
6eibeIbers, g. ApriI, 1850. bqD.
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90 a Grt6t

an &leinbdnoler uno GaifIpirtbe.
Sta6riebt mirb tierpurh sesebru All Die
EleinbanOler unc 9afwirthe in 8erfs Saun'
tp, ipeIcbe ibre si3snlsn nod niht aufsencns
men baben pa6 tpenn fe Oie1elben nIbt pahs
reno oen folsenoen bier Wcben aufnebmen,
Ite gang beitimmt seri6tlib pa3u se5wunsen
perOen. Ioam geie, S6aBmeilter.
Auautt 6. 3m.
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I'm Die fttmmfdbt9en Ytir9er bon
SerfS SauntU.

Serf6 @auntU.
Srcunoe uno &11itbtIrser - 2tufsrmuus
tert nurb Diele meiuer SrGunbe, bctr idb miCb
ais ganrirat fir oas
Scberiffs=9lmt
bel fcmmenoGr Oetobers Babl all. - SclItc
ttb 70 9lhfIicb Icin, eme WGbrbeit gursr
Stmmen 81 RrbaItcn, 70 9Grpfit6te ih MIDI,
bic Dfidten oG6 2tmtes qetreuitb unO 3u
eurer 9dn5Iitbcn 3ufrieDenbeit aue8ulbcn.
ACbtun9sUoll euer Cr9GbenIer 9isner
Jfaae .. Tbompfon,
6ambur9, Qpril 80. bQB.
Gin Die freien unO unabbQnoioen
Sttmm9eber BON 8erf6 GauntD.
nIitbur9cr:
Ouyeb DieIe meiner Trennbe BIN
itb auf9cforoert uno bGreoet iporoGn, mid als
Cim g0noiDat fir Oas ....
GcberifS 2Gmt
bon Serfs gamtp, bel DGr ndcbFm October
9BabI, an5ubieten. SIN Salt mid bic gbre
gurer IusWabl treffen GoItr, Oerpfidte ib
mid Ielbl, bic Dfi6ten Oee 4mtes aetreu
uno nab meincn belten Sabiateit III erfiQrn.
guer SreunD unO Olit6Gr9er
benjamin Stable.
NeaOing, lpril 16. 1850. b1B.
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Qu6 elm un9ebeuer.-Der q.
Worf Courier entbGlt einen Srief bon Sol
8ebb bon Rom. oatirt SUM Is, aus
rpeI6em mir fol9enoe troeifbe 8eibi6te
au68leben
Sin Gn8tdnoer BON iebr ercentriI6em
@borafter. oer felt mebreren Sabren i'm
8ollt paloite in Der Ndbe oes &atican6
wobnte, 3iemlib befabrt 1T uno 3u 3eiten
an @eiitesperpirrune leioen fol-, bat Ii6
Dor einieen Sobren NIT elmer funeen Sta.
Iienerln BON fGritlihem Ran9e perm6blt.
Sie iol felt ibrer Sermdbluno febr
ible6t bon ibrem Monne bebanoelt NOR.
Den fein uno Dor | ooer 2 g8ohen fibrte
ct ite unter ireeno einem Sorpanoe in Die
untern 8erp0lbe oes palafes uno mauer.
te tie in cine Der ounfeln einfamen 3ellen
elm. Soff 3pei Sage uno N66te blieb
ite in cieier f6redliben Sage, in 8elel.
f6oft oes efelboftelfen 8ewGrms MODERN:
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laffes fano nab laneem Su6en Die TN.
elIdlide uno fam auf MitteI 5u ibrer
8efreiune. Mon tpanote ildb. ba Die brit.
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SSpmt 2tustnnOc.

Sie nit cem Oampfdblfe Cambria Crbol:
trnen Otadritten l0ufen bis gum 81. sJul
BON slDerpcol, mo bis gum 90. bon {onoon
Ole SaumnolCnprClIe ftno nm cine SIeinias
Felt 9efuntVn; oa9rqen ltnO bic DrCiIe Der
SrooItote INN Gin 9Benl9Cs 9eitie9en.
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bat itb sepelaert, III Die 8Oroermgen bcs See
lanotcn Oct Ser. ct. gu niIscn, DicIer bat
ictne DdIIe OCrlanat unO feineu 6aueratb III
pGtNufCn Derdnt0Itrt 9ie american. SlOtte
lag nCh in 3ajo.
Jn England bat Die GahrIdt pom 8Upe
bes sprEitocntGn 9aplor 9rp6e 9enCatlon er,
rS9t. 9lE pClltif6en Observation-Disclosures
itno bon tGuCr Bttbtiaeet. 9ie &artofFclz
trantbett 3ci9t Itb in Gnalano uno Srlono
rpieoer, jeocb in milpsrcr 8rltaIt. Oas 8e
teioe Oeripridt cine rcicbp Grntc.
3wll6m 0dnemarf uno oen 6er1cotbh.
mGrm baben Die Ibdtlihtcitrn br9Cnnen mmo
Die 0dnsn baten Ole bolfViniGbr Site blOts
flrt. lo rullticbc uno 3wci baniIhe Sriesss
fditFe la9en Dor Dem 6afen ber StoOt Slcl.
3nrben elnem odHiGhn Srie9eIcbife uno
oem oeutIten Oampfhife8onin flQt am 2I.
Suli Gin 0efedt pOr, oarin eriteres bVtrdhts
Ii6en .S6aoen lit unb fh 3urif3ieben
muBte.
Auf cm 8eitlanoe ltehcn Ncb bic fcinOli6en
Irmeeu 4naeitcbts ScaeRibVr; uro pa Der
s6ni9 bon 0dnemart ttrsnae 3nan9 9sma6res
tcab0 06tst uEo ItCb oabci auf oas i'm 6inters
srunDe ltcbenOe 8uBIauO, unO Die paIItpe llns
terfiBuua oer anbern SrOBmdcbte perla6t-
fdbf gu9Iano nitbt aus9enOmmen, 10 la6t
lt6 Gin beftiser Sampf porauslebrn.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-31

British FiSheries-The report of the Commits
sloners for the British fisheries has been published
10 $685. barrels, surpassing the fishing Of Js4I1
previously the standard year, by I03 453 On the
cod and ling fishery there has also been an increase
over The last yearo i3 444 cwt In The quantity of
reis, and also "A decrease of 3 POI cwt. offsh con.
sumed fresh. In this year, IA 1862 boats, manned
by 59,792 fishermen and boys, were employed in the
shore curing department, and the roal number of
parsons engaged therein, was 9S 326. The tonnage
employed in carrying salt amounts to 39.O6I.
tons, and the NUMBER of hands to 1884 being an
increase S,5,397 tons and 342 hands The tonnage
employed in exporting amounts ~ 73O. and The
number Of hands 10 3267. The tonnage of fishing
boats amounts to l26, $50, being an increase of 57
The number If squire yards of netting employed
am UNITS 10 "a 9l65 5S4, being decrease of O56 983
square yards The number of yards of lines
mounts to &c, ,3l3 700, being an increase of 7I6O57
yards; and the total value Of boa's, nets and lines,
amounts 10 fl 1879 090 being a decrease from The
preceding year OF f60 9SS
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-31

Steam Communication Nth CaHlornia.-We OBJ
serve by our san Francisco flies, says the Boston
Transcript, that the establishment of regular line
pt steamships between that port and China via the
sandwich Islands, is already spoken Of, and we
hould not be surprised If the next step towards
civilization and refneme mt in the Pacific were the
commencement Of regular line of steamers, be-
tween the chief city of California and the Eastern
world. The surplus population of China would
then lind an outlet INTO our possessions in the Pacific
III almost as great ratio that of Europe has long
found into the Atlantic States.
The success Ofthe various lines of steamships
which connect the Atlantic ports with California
has been Unprecedented, and has not failed to at
tract the attention of capitalists in Europe and the
proprletors # the line Of steamers known as the
Bctlsh Royal steamship Company running be-
.ween England and Mexico, the West India
Islands, etc, have accepted tenders for the imme-
diae construction OF five magnificent Atlantic
steamships for performing through voyages from
Southampton TO tue lsthmus Of Panama. The new
vessels are 10 be named fha OrUnoco, MagdaleDa
D-marara, Amazon aDd Panama, of tonnage of
225O tons each, and $50 horse power.
With easy modes of transit across the Isthmus of
Panama, which wills loon be accomplished by either
canal or railroad, as the pleasure of the traveller
may dictate the "trip either from Europe or the At
lahtc States TO California, will be performed with
care and comfort, in shorter space of time than
was formerly occupied in making the passage from
America 10 Liverpool.
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Hon. to Marry. - When a young woman
behaves to her parents in manner particularly
tender and respectful, from principle as well as
nature, there is nothing good and gentle that NAV
not be expected from her, in whatever condition
she may be placed Were to advise friend as
to his choice of a wife, my first counsel would be-
look out for distinguished by her attention
and sweetness to her parents" The fund of worth
and affection indicated by such behavior ioined to
the habits Of duty and consideration thereby con-
tracted, being transferred to the married state.
will not fail to render her a mild and obligiDg
companion. SD
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Comnt Rumford. = This day, August Goth,
1914, died at Autrel, France, Sir Benjamin Thomp.
son, Count Rumford He was born in Woburn.
Mass, March 26, 1853. He attended the phioso-
phical lectures of Prof. Winthrop, at Harvard COL
lege, afterward taught school at Concord, N. H.,
married Mrs. Sarah Rolph, in ITS, went to Eng
land, and became under secretary of the northern
department; the close of the war he com
manded regiment of British Dragons On his
return the king knighted him. He went to Mu-
nich, performed valuable services, and was made
Count of the Empire. In 1900 he went to London,
and projected the Royal Institution of Great Bri-
tain. His discoveries in light and in electricity
gave him great 'leb'ity. He bequeathed $50, 900
to Harvard College-Bosto,t Post.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-31

AtpJama M1rble-We have on our table sample
of the Coosa marble, beautifully polished, from ihe
in our possession has all the pearly transparency of
the iar-amed Italian marble, and admits of an ex.
quisite polish. MIR. Herd informs us that he will
soon have large supply fresh from the quarries,
when he viii be prepared 10 furnish any Thing in
his line of bu iness made from The finest materials
and in the best style Eutdw Wig.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-31

Another Mammoth CGuc-The cave recently dis
covered near Madison, Wisconsin, is supposed to
extend under the greater part of Dove and Iowa
Counties. An exploring party lately passed five
days in examiningit. They passed over and am pp
iarga masses, which proved to be lead ore Of fine
qualify, spreading over an extent of three miles.
they also found fine copper ore, and eleven pounds
of native silver Crystals stalactitss ncrustations,
which was explored in a canoe, and found to be 81
feet deem
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sc { v. ~ aRfbSR' fs'f u RI sa, s. Sad sss L.r
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STAR TOWBUAT LINE oS-.~-
~ AR(FLO-SAXON, RSttFH---k
AS{al.O-NORNAN, SssEezzssssstbS

LSAONER q ATHS-A new and improved SHOWER
~ BATH, atlb " price, combining a Simmer Bath and
BaL;ng Trny = 5e oqPd gf, # No. lS5 Tehogpitoulas
Fer sale by \. IlARTUNG, l53 TchuupitOulas st.
S5F- PIANOS I JNED AND REPAIRED in the best
ie36 3n
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SIN FR.4yCISCO REGUL.4 LINE.
"a FOR BAN EkANCIsCU.-The A l, fast sail
sgEEN ing ship GEOHtiE sEES EMS, Captain John
Cushing is loading Tor the above port, and viii
have all possible dispatch. This ship superior order COP
pered and well found IN every respect For freight pa
sage apply board Post l6, Second Mnncpay
oT to J. p, WHITNEY N co, 81 Camp a
jeA or WILLIAM j. DEWEY 81 GTayieT st
fEtf FOR SAN JUAN, ,NICARAEUA-HarriS,g,
<lAA y HICkhlm'S Ltne-The cuppered and ooppeI
- - fastened clipper bng MAJOR EAsTLAAD,
yohn o. Hunsabe, master, will sail with dispatch above
Tier hrst cabin Is all in rooms, and the second
arranged expressly for the comfort Of passengsr To
desTOus O trying tins California this present.
favorable OPP oruny, the Brig having heretofore been
eney employed IN the passenger trade, and the swesl
sae out OF TINS port For freight passage information
respecting the route, apply below TO
aus o. WiGKHAM Is Cannon st "
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DMhEkkhtIAhSt H0Ist3s AAiD oEFICEs EOR


Several Offices and Lodging Rooms in Banks Arcade.
Rent free all the above premises I'LL ii October-pr1vi.
ded that Lease be taken fol year. and security given
rent Apply at No Y NatghrZ street. aug
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or to their principal agents:
AmerIC Irish.
A. J, CATHERwOOD, WILLIAM CARLISLE,
Corner of 9Th "a streets, James street YfJfqst
Philadelphia. EDwD COLLIER,
GLTDDEE Il WLLIAMs, Warren Place C9rk
q and ~ st. Lewis Wharf, WIN. CLHLAEn,
boston. Shannon street, Limerick.
STEPHEH LAWSON NJ. DOwEEY,
Lafayette ST., Balti1Rore.l Quay, HGtsrfOrd.
New Orleans. A mil 4, 1880 gpl9 ly
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COOK 4 T,DViI t. StcIm C5EyS, fJnlfoctnrsrs
~ Cypress Grove Mills, corner OF CaliOpe and Howard
streets, Second Municipality, wOTeRns...C. @
prepared to furnish orders 59c. per tb Orders left
Edg MultOd Co. s. l9 POydras street, the Mills
viii be puuctusly attended TO. iylS ly
M A4BiE.-a1 blocks White Italian Marble, direct from
1fA the quaus Of Carfua, landing from Italian brig
Francesca, from Genoa, Tor sale by
BAR LII & CO. 81 Common ST.
~ Also on hand, by recent arrivals, Bardirlo and Dove
Marble. in blocks slabs aHd Tiles Of ali aud dmen
Ons aso four polished Marble Table Tops, for sale
low q close c0gsignmpus le3sl
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Erzs FOR CHAGREs-ORly Direct Line-To
SSllktIA leave on TUESDAY, 10th Sci tamber-The
s@7.5Hsfsa well known iavorlte steamship AI4ABAMA A,
X W. Foster, con mandeT, will leave the wharf OF
Glrod street, on IU ESDAH, IUth Sept at O'Clock NJ.
RATES OF PASSAGE:
oWsl % ~
IN eerage, mhtrassas and separate Is u
Freight ~ cents cube foot. No passage secured un
paid Or,
~ An expenenced Surgeon is attached to the vessel.
ortrsight or passage, Apply to
aul9 q. i. MELkER l. co. 81 PnYdrns
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-31

PHILADELPHIA, June %, I546- feel free to recomm Dr.
Dsyss Syrup OF Wild Cherry and Tar from my exI srgnce
of its bentcla effects in my have been iOr
time past subject TO attacks OF splitting blood attended with
weakness of the breast and uneasy sensation tOmach
accompanied with dyspepc symptoms. Last sp- ~ having
attack OF 1t, recommended by acQu rrbuce who
had been cured by Dr. Davis's Syrup Try IT, idso and
relieved by il in less than bottle. Its apparen good
effects immediate.
- LnHE T. ORaM. Ladiss, Shnmaker- 70 Race straat
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-31

DagisS Syrup If IViLd CieEry and Tqr-We would cal
attention to the advertisement Of this valuable medicine in am.
other column Several of s salutaIy effects have come
under personal observation and therefore confidently
recommend il the aicted.-E Ed NJ j. ReeklU Pisitsr
and Temperance Sentinel, (TreRtOH,) Feb 3, 1947
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-31

The Bangor Courier says that within few days
there have arrived at the mills in tlat vicinity, a
large quantity of saw-logs OF superior quality,
brought from land on the waters OF the ST. John
River driven up the lakes which naturally feed that
river, and turned into the Penobscot waters through
q canal nd thence run down the Pen0bscot The
men and supplies to procure these logs were dis
patched from that city last September, since which
time constant and daily attention has been given
to the business, and after eleven months hard ser
vice, the logs have arrived at the mills This
shows one OF the features of Penobscot numbering,
where the best Of pine lumber is sought.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-31

Fashion for Coquettcs. Ia Tire Fashions for
JnIy, Le Foet makes the statement that for
Vonng married lady who only goes out in her car
'l1se, and is proverbial for cogustry, a splendid
man1eete of sky tlue lalIeras, embroidered in
b-uquels of roses of white floss silk, and trimmed
with two ilounces of point d'Angleterre, with a
barrow ruche Of blue ribbons, is nuw preparing.
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NEW ORLEANS. SATURDAY MORNING. AUGUST 81, 1850.
DR.. DAVIS'S
SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY AND TAR.

1 for CONS UHPTION, BRONCHIJ'Is, yHSTH.lL8,
CDGGHS, COLDS, etc., we append few notices of the
character and efficacy OF the medicne Numerous Jesmo-
mails may be pamphlet for distribution the agency,
which invited to obtain may be proper say
that Dr. d. emlheGt practising phy OF twelve yean
standing, gradnate Of the Uniyery Of Pennsyvanla.
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PORT CARBON, February 20, lSA7-yiIsssrs. Robinson
COliiHs q Co.: am happy inform you that think Dr
DaVss Syrup Of Wild Cherry and Tar will take the lead up
in part OF the country. of 1t, and have hal
dozen bottles bespoke. have been asked so often for DT
DG0tS'S DGpHrqtlre EXTRACT and Joseph DaDis's H0r
Imminent, that have taken the liberty of writing for an
agency for the above articles if agreeable please
write word, and send two dozen of each with large
SHOW bills. Respectfully yours, SAML, K. KEhPTON.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-31

4 civil answer III rude tpeaqb costs na much,
sHt "a warih Qinet Haa
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IFr0m S. S. qiueRs.l
PApUCAH, KY, June lS6-My stock of Cherry and Tar
Syup reduced 'osX h0ttes and its popularity daily
increasing. HOuwouEt do well send me another supply.
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SHIPPING.
DOM + STIC POh s.

s=a CHARLESTON AND HAVAr e
q EE.5a Packet : United States Mqd Line betso e,
Gsg f4orsT sga ess HagaTgS " sD Re-
VIZ g ~ 'omF RSE s Eiaaf eaHns gRRi RRsHsnS IrS@
Charesj 'oT Havana on the l. p otn.
uusvane u 70 ChanesCU Savannah,
For further psfr 1ss5: sn;v Il, ."
y n 2. \ Ams4YRIDEG ~ E A. !cnPfleston, or to
AEenis Al hASI asyIr co., iiheuPRoq g @ 8 \ Orleans
r Passenger eayng Havana BY tn. shp can reach
New York and P % s 2y & sA,ag the I. spa "a h9ae, ae
Steamship to those ports. '' '4''' N''' ~ ds PAW
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- as above N lew days THs ship ma. ,.Je.b
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OF passage. apply On board, Opposite Post o. Frs Munic
Dj iyis 0'''''l william SgDEwEv, Ct G,av,erst.
IL. FOR BALIIMDRE-Fhg splendid new baIs
AEEA HARRIET COOPER, Hopkins, matsr Wi
have quick dspstch for the above port PoTtr
OF passage having elegant accommodations, apply on board
at post . sscHnf w. wM18HSiSIBPfRfS% 8S ES%s p 70 co a
yls or HOWELL FRAzEk GfsvieP EG@ieeG 11sst. st.
FOE EIGN PORTS.
E9R yIkSIR hISSIHRPootThs GOO 475msA E i 5s9s 5,nE @
app ay SRRIf % e sfs SS2ye PC c. For freight
aul6 or G. w. OLIVER. . 81 Charles street
sssE5A ing ship MEDGSIsEH, CaDt. Boyson hsvin
immediate dispatch. For balance u freight or passage hav
s f Gp Gi1ptSan No. g g
~ JOHN FRENCH, Capt. Shsckiord, having
inst For reIa passage having excellent sccommoda
apply ISHS RS3 a. SDis EEWfsGR' & Common
GsAG PO0L-Takes no Grain-Tie new A fast sailns
Brush FRRp R, EAhA Hapon hn Doastsr will ha'
lel8 JOHN H. ELLIOTT = CO., q Gravler st.