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mo TOBACCO nIANUFACTUREks.-
IL JOSEPH WEAR, machipist, 28th street, be-
tween Main and Franklin streets, would respectful
Iy return thanks TO the Manufacturers OF Tobacco,
for their liberia support since he co7anenced oual'
ness would also inform them he is prepared to
mske shapeniug Mills with dispatch and superior
workmanship He would refer those not acquaint
ed with his work, TO the following gentlemen:
References.-Thos d. Saml Hardgrovc, Wm
Greener, James Grant, Charles Word, Laurel
Factory, John Goode.
N B-Ms repaired with neatness and Dispatch
je 23-lm~ J. w.
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RICHMOND. SATURDAY MORNING. JULY %, 1853.
list OF LETTERS

-------------------
LIST OF
Remaining In the
on the ~,
~ Persons calling
please say they are adv
~ Office hours on
to 9 A NJ, frem 4 to ; 7
LADIf
Allen miss Sarah Jane
Allen miss Sarah
Baker mrs Prucilla
Bayers mrs Matilda
Bullen mrs Mary Ann
Braxton mrs Kitty
Brown MIRA Emily
Bullington mrs Eliza J
Bradley mrs Della Z
Bright miss U E w
Brown miss Sarah J
Chsmberlsyne mrs NJ
Cooke mrs Signora B
Clarke mrs susanna
Clarke mrs Susan A
Carr mrs Nancy
Cohen mrs Mai tina A
Childrey mrs Mary A
Clarke mrs Maftha A
Charter mrs Margaret
Davis mrs Mary
Davis mrs Mary NJ
Dudley mrs Lucy
Dewesoerry mrs Franc
belmont mrs F c
Ellington mrs Martha
Elleit mrs Lucy s
Farrell mrs Margaret 2
Ferguson mrs Mary A
Ford mis- Lucy
Fitch mrs L Z
Gregg mrs Maria K
Gordon ms Fanny
Heih mrs Va
Harding mrs w Fl
Hudson mrs II F
Howard mrs X G
Hooper mrs George
Hope mrs Mary Ann
Hargrove mrs Jane A
Hicks miss B J
Johuson mrs Maria L
johnson ms Agress
Jones miss Sarah C
Johnson miss Martha
Kirg g mrs Mary
kinnsird mrs N Mery
Kennedy mrs Marths
Lurey mrs Ann
Lain mrs Elizabeth
Leadbetter mrs L
LsndEum mrs Lucy A
Lynch mrs Va
Linton miss a E
Mangsn mrs
MerIidith mrs Charlott
M ar ia mrs Eliza J
MeadCr mrs i l.
Mallory mrs Harriet E
Miller mrs Jane S
Martin mrs Sarah M
Murcer miss Elizabeth
Matthias miss Eliza
McWilliams mrs E
McKenny mrs Jane E
McGsrthy mrs Maria
Mccartney mrs M B
Norris mrs Harriet s
Osborne Sarah
Peasants mrs Antoinet
ih Hips mrs Cathsrine
Poindexter mrs Louist
Prcsser mrs Sarah L
Rives mrs Landon -
Rowe mrs Mary s c
Root mrs Mansel
R0gsnnis miss Bette
Rouse miss Betty
Smith mrs Catharine
Synco mrs Elizabeth
Shaw mrs Martina E
Snnau5er MIRA Sarah
Sexton miss Cate
Shackeltord miss s D
Tray mrs Charlotte
Tillison mrs Harriet
Trisg mrs L Fl
Thompson mrs Mary
Towers mrs Sarah
Thomas miss Eliza A
Wright mrs Nancy
Walsh mrs Margaret
Wade mrs Mary
Whitlock mrs Nj A E
Webb mrs Eiary 2
Woody mrs Il w
Wharton mrs Lucy T
White mrs Elizabeth
WI hite mrs John b
Wallace mrs Z s
White mrs Davis
GENTLEi
Allen p
aa-o1l
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DE. GORDON HARRIS,
GRADUATE OF CAMBRIDGE,
CLASS 1924.
~ FOUNDER OF TYR -A
q EfNnDIN nrL~ TAETk- a u Z

IL FOUNDER OF TYR -sGl
BAL tlMORE LOCK IEFIkMAkY,
NO 81 South Gay SS.,
opposite the Exchange Building and Post Once.
WHOSE requiring medical or surgical aid, by
Il applying to Dr H. may secure skiiul treat
xnent and sdvice while all CON mu ncations will be
sacredy shielded BY the Egis of professional no
nor.
Aware Of the difficulty with the public TO discri
inmate IN newspaper advertisement between the
genuine end skiiiul physician and the spurious pre-
tensions OF the designing and dangerous ouacki Dr
II will cheeriuDly give, when applied Z, sucb pn
vste references rs will fully satisfy ali who reoaire
his services
BEWARE OF NOSTRUNst
Avoid the Patent Eiixirs, Compounds and Cor
disls advertised to cure all persons under varied
forms of cife&se
As the constitution and habits of individuals dif
Ter, resson teaches the same remedy cannot be
suited 10 ali alike and that disease can only be cafe
ly and eA ciualiy eTadicsted by iudieious applies
aaon OF proper tmeoies, -.
ATTENTION INVITED.
practical experience of over % years enables
DR. II 10 psdre d sound and speedy cure In a Ger
tain clsss oi cseases. which have too long beer
yielded by regular phy siciaEs 20 the hands OF qusck
cry. He rnAy be consulted conddenhaly, either in
person or by letter
Persons 1T distance cured at hou1e by addres-
sing leiter to DR. GORDON HARRIS, Baltimore
MARY land
All communications ufjential
kemedfs sent oy mall express 10 any part OF
the United States. js22-3ms
GpaAAs.--le0 hhds New Orleans and Porto
~ Rico Sugars. Resolving and for sale by
yl3 T'iESLEY Il BRYANT.
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PRICE ONE CENT

An ARCH SwrsDLER.-George n. Dunr,n
a resident OF Waterbury, VT, recently sv;aa,s
the bridgeport CT. Bank out of si4Oo in
most ingenious manner. He returned fror,
California some months since with lsyy.
amount of gold dust and quartz, and after cu,.
hng great swell in New York went to Bridge.
port, and opened an office for the sale of hin
golden spoils. Having sold considerable
amount, he closed business and returned IN
New York, having first deposited one lump in-
Inc bridgeport Bank, valued at sI4OO, for
~nien sum ne received certiGca,e of dsoosit.
, MS ne sold to broker in New York and lef.
'he CITY, Some suspicious circumstances an.
peafng, the lump in the bank was examined.
"nen II proved to be nothing more nor lea.
man soit stone followed out, filled with lead.
anu covered with fragments of gold and other
s"e"s substances, 80 as perfectly to repre-.
SEM 'he genuine gold quartz. On TUESDAY, ,ha
". I. police were set upon his track. bu, ,ha
bird had flown. They found his wife and ous
John Chesiey, who had appeared at the brokers'
to identify him iE order to negotiate the cer,i-
6cate, and arrested both. His wife was suh.
sequen.ly discharged, and returned to he,
friends. Chesley was committed for exam;-
nation. The police found $3.50 on the n-s.
misses, sewed up in table cloth, belonging m
Duncan, and were confident of shortly finding
him also.
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g pGAhs.--ie0 hhds New Orleans and Porto
- Rico Sugars. Resolving and for sole by
yl3 TiESLEY Il BRYANT.
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e.-x ~ q
IMPORTANT AND CHEFRING NEWSl
PARISEN 81 KINGS
y 4

= = y ~ = II L. n L II Ia ~
Per ROANOKE e AND JAMESTOWN.
REDUCED RATES AND INCREASED EXPEDI
TION &C sc.
FT1HE p7cprietors having made new arrangements
i tor the still better dispatch Of their Express by
the steam ahiys Roanoke and jamestown from
New YORK they wish to keep II before the public,
fta, PARISEN & KINGS POPULAR SOUTHERN
EMPRESS is always on hand tor The accommoda
ton cf tnsir friends. az the lowest rates and unpa-
ral.esd disgatca- their Express leaving New York,
IL generally delivered at almost every point OF Viz
gina il IS hours and throughout North Carolina in
Sc hours. aDd At ;crty per cent below theold HUM
BUG MONOPOLY
PARISaN /, KINGS fscilItit for the expeditions
Transportation Uf Freight and Packages, cannot be
beat by sLy express company in existence, andthey
defY auy competition, therefore, in the shape OF
hunlbug. imposition and monopoly.
sI97 b. sure To order your goods by Parisen
& King Express, NJ : Barclay street, New
York.
srg5@ Rest assured. that all they promise, they
will faithfully fuiill !!
PAR1SEN s. KING, No Barclay st N. Y,
AID Boiling gbrook street, Petersburg, Va.
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-gg NEW LINE OF COACH-

F-n-:sa-g. NEW LINE UF CUAI@H. @
1~s.sSIESSss-zSS ES FROM STANTON TO THE
HOT AND WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS-Vls
itors to the Virginia Springs, and the public gen
ersl!y, are informed tDat the new and splendid
Coaches of the HOT SPRINGS LINE, which will be
run th weekly during the Sprngs season, will
Iesve stanton and the White sulphur for the
10. springs, every Monday, Wednesday and
Friday, and will leave the Hot Springs for those
places on the alternate days The night stand from
Stsunton and the White Sulphur, will be al The Hot
Springs.
Passengers will be conveyed speedily.
comfortably, and without sDig ht travel.
Fare from Stanton to the White Sulphur, 90 %;
te the Hot and Warm Springs, each 50 50; to the
Bath and ALUM &3
An extra Coach will be kept at the Hot Springs.
Tho,e who wish to take this line will remember
to pay through on the Central line only 10
staunt8n.
Fer seats, apply at Wood Yards Hotel. in Staun-
ton. III. GOODE.
Hot Sprinps July u 1853 jy 14-2m
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- IChNlOND AND PETE x b h
IG RAiLRoAD-EOTICE.- E.--The public arc pei
by cautioneo against any parties who may ao'elI
Use to carry goods or merctsndi by Efpfess. po1
tween hichmoEd srd Petersburg. as no prlvhsse
Road The CcmpsEy's Freish, Tra.us run between
the two places daily. - tv ~ o1
THOMAS DoDAMEAD, SuP't.
Office r.. d. P r. h Co,
July 18th, 1853. "A
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CEILING OFF AT COST, AT THE
- FRANKLIN CLOTHING STORE We will
now sell az cost the balance OF eur Sammer Cloth
ing to make room for fall and winter stock,
having yet a large and we'll assorted stock OF Sum
ner Goods hand such as alpaca ana alpaca
Iustre Frock and sack Coats; brown and buff linen
Goats; grass ana duck linen Goats; white linen drill
and check and striped linen Pants; white, buff and
fancy Marseiiles and linen Vests; also, a large as
sor,msat of auIamer cashmere Pants together with
large stock uf aentlernens furnishing Goods; some
fine gauge 1nerino under Shirts-at the Franklin,
Sc Main street.
iv ll-,s R. DECOU co.
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W.ATERIyVE PLACES.
II AXE SHORE PACKET STEAMER rf

AXE SHORE PACKET STEAMER dr.
- CkEOLE-summer ArranRement.-FoR
Fan SPRINGS BILOXI and intermediate landinl1be
splendid Tow steamer CREOLE Charles Walker master
ife, with
as foliows ~ ~ " Wv ~ " 'D' S"i''
TuEsDAYs by NJ Cam FRIDAYS .....by P. NJ
ihuhsDAfs.hy A. NJ Cars SATURDAYS. by P. NJ. Cars
a. follows: ~ ~ " '''
Learss Fep Orleans. L.ar,, Oesaa .e,,;ao,,
TuESpA VS.. by . A. NJ. cars, TUES
Iui.SDhfs by A. NJ oars THURSDAY EVENINGS.
sRIpAYs ...by4P. N. ears. SATURDAY 80. MoRNiNss
shIuKDAY by p. NJ cars. SUNDAY SINGs
Freight received at the Railroad all the up
n The Way Letter Bag will leave the gent on Tues
al " clock and Fridays
V Fare Bay 81 Louis and Pass 2a Children and ser
yantsSl 95 Deck ~. Fare Mississippi
Spring. ~ 5Oi Children and servsn. sI so; Deck a.
au20 GFrTFs Agsrt' Ia psnL pi...
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STEAM COMMUNICATIONS BE. 4

~ TWEEN NEW YORK AND GLASGOW.-The .sSslsa!A5f=As.
Ggow and New York steamship company powerful eAhp
GLASGOW,
sail York
Saturday 18th ue next IL O'clock Saturday, Sep
tsmbrr at IL O'Clock,
tirst Cabin, saloon
First Cabin, midship state-r
second eaDh 80
Stewards fee included.
limited number Of hirclass passengers will be TAKEN supplied
with provisions good quality properly cooked
geon For freight or passage apply to
ivQq9 9u I Ne Q
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STEAM BOATS.
MOBILE.
y1OR MOBJLE raw sT Louie d

E0R MOBILE, BAY ST. LOUIS xT-A
AND PASS CHRISTIAN. : Daily U. Mail l.f1-3st-33~s
ne-sgmmer Arrangement Ths splendid parFsf
ssaarp GRFG0N. Capt. r. A. Hem, FLORIDA, Capt.
eIt Cavne teen built eTpressiy for tho LAk sraa
above ,teaers w leays ,hsponehatan Rrlrosa Dy
Louis aed Pass Christian daily going returning
turning. ~ ''" "
~ The Letter Bae lnT Mobile places will leays ths
ONCE ~ he Agent a. half-past II oeleok
~ Letters for Eas of Mobile mail thew
will be detained ons day gt Mobile. -
"a Freight Christian ought 70 he
Tor steamers CALIFORNIA OF CREOLE,
lei r. nRnrre. Agenl 10 BANK plnee.
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DAILY CRESCENT.
LlNEs 81 MILTeN n HIs oED AaE.

LINES BIZ MILTON IN HIS Old AGE.
LATsAY DtsoovsHED 40 prHLfspNo TsE Rrcrx1
owoso EnrncS % rHE rosrs WORKS
lam J5 and hind.
nsn ,s point ~ me as snaitteu by Gods frown
Afflicted and deserted of my mind
fet am not csst down.
an weak yet strong
mnrr1nf not thaHI longer See
Poor, old and helpless the more belong,
fatner Supreme to Thee
Oh mereifulDpst
wen hen ssn sss fsrthsss tnss Thou most sssr;
0s' Tsv u,,nas ss..s. Ssss 10y vsstasss shun- .
Thy glorious face s~s -
I, learning towards me, snd ~ hoy Hxte
shiHes ID akon ny lonely dwslliox-plses,
ANA There is no mnfs riyht -
On my benaed kn.e
IrecogniEe Thy purpose clearly shown
Ny vision Thou hast dimmed that nav $40
Thyzsif-Thyse siones
have nsught to fear; A..
ghi. dsr.asss L The shadow q Thy wing;
Can come no evil thing.
Oh seem 10 stand "A -
Trembling who're foot Of mortal ne'er hath been,
Wrapped in the radiancs Of Thy siniess Issd
Which eye hath never seen.
Visions come and GO -
Shapes OF respleodsnt beauty round me thronx-- =
From angel lips seen to hear the dow
OF soft and holy song.
1t is nothing now 49,
When Heaven Is opening on my dshties syss,
When airs from Paradise refresh M bssv,
The Earth In darkness lies.
Ny being fis with rspture-waves o. thought
Roll in upon my spirit-strains sublime
Break over me unsought.
Give me now my Tyre.
feel the stirrings Of a gift Divine,
Within my bosom giovs unearthIy fire -
Lit by no skill Of mipa
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RED RIVER.

- Will leave FRIDAY, September 49, Mt oclockrn
N'OR GRAND ECORE, NATcHI- 0y =
IocHks ALEXANDRIA snd all inermedtats skal.SH
ia1angs-The and Light dfapeht
D0NlA, Wm Kay, above, For iregLi or
passhge apply on board,
SMITH h FIsiIsTER, 80 Poydras street.
F The sydona will take freight Shreveport privilege
Of freahpplug 80
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NAPOLEON.

- VIII leave about September 20.
H1>OR NAPOLEON, GATNEs's LAND -
"A ING. COLUMBIA, GREENvuLE, GRAND .e4lAf-sAS
LAKE, LAKE PROVIDENCE, vICKsBrRG all .55s-xxs.ssv1e
iiahaos on y Bends above and all ntsrmedae
le'n and Bend Packet for EVERY TEN DAYsTbe very
~ running passenger packet H. 4. LEATHERs
r. Bennett MASTER will leave aove make
u ten day trips throughout the
aoll7 on hoard D. r. CARROLL 81 Union Row "a
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M HITE LEAD-ln 25, so, 100 and 500 Ii.
w Atlantic Union Pacific,
saagsriss WhiislsAd FREkCH By
iyA 4. DSLAoRAvk { GO. n Magaains s,rssl
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The following unrivaled schedules this ne giving
to the public the advantage OF fas, Daily Mail line
New York 81 and A. Philadelph 91 and
Ihl dephs lOss and BALTIMORE at ami
baltimore ~ and 81 ashnglon and
Pm. and ! pm. and 81
Warrington 6 and ksburg and
rederckstuig ut l2N and AM icimond at ~ and
Richmond ga and Petersburg
et,ishdfg % PIN aud Weldon nj and ~
Wthen ~ Nm nod p NJ. Wilmington at An. and
wilmington MT lOP.N. Chnslestop at5
ny the above schedule it will be perceived that passengers going
eaNhx new ioIk at ~ rhilad phia lOL
baltimore at Al raAch c. ~ two DAYS from Ba
a yh ooaii The steamboat, passing down the Potomac,
Fasngcs arriving from
5H suI have tAe a. rs. h
h' on uoHlh the toone seamb at and
a arranged the purpose, mond Fredat, narg AMI
l9toma hailron and Wmin O. In "a boT rom
hashl g'on IN Il u . lodge thu second night
The two lines bis route IT viii be traveller
advantage Of eaAng Lhulcston short st sa nm
resting he his juuneg whcu ineun1 n.i a.
20 ana 81 avoiding the rk OF any serious delay the
omnbaes and Baggage Wagons provided Ine b. which
and thpr baggage through Bal
more Nnhng hichond aud Petersburg expense and
Conduct n thg whole dis
Passengers fer cbaHstn, point washn on will
hy their baggage checked Washington
any othe' point nj deHtnu ton.
Information Through tickets apry in New
York The New JeTs aiIoad Office,
aepha at the Phiadelphs nnd Balnpre Railroad Office
Ticket ohe adjoining the Washing ton
Railroad Ticket Office, Camden Station Balt1neIe.
STOCKTON a FALLS.
jy2S T. y. kREBS, Agent
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EREAT NOKTUERN1 -;

G REAT NORTHERN -a.sszssssg.1 s.sss. 3s5ss1
thrG h2SGf H&Ffsss sy "a 5s i III = T. T45
ce lasse, chago Monroe, Toelo, Cleveland Dntrk
TINE from St LOUIS 70 SswYcrS rRsE H II DAYS, ss
SUMNER lsi Sss M5n Shf s & ssa R
RON fs' ''s css5 ss, fs a ssGt
H. na 2 Sa S ,Gs mS5a e a. T. OfaGf & Gfnse,as VI :
sa9g Lne,h1gnge 70 S"SY h tiy in THiRIhslX HOURS,
NsNYok and Eie ctt,oad.
WITH Tie o',loek tram from Chicago for the East
sav. st. Ioa eysrS @orHIs sanSay U STd s M M
S s. s Il A0 wh " II o'clock f. ~ EI ress Tran
1e m, ming At oa by 50 miles with Rs lroai Elrs
ss { SaiSS"f f is5a s3
Isl LIGHTNING Leave i' cleasg a. NJ which con
pnkk Telegraph Day at $50 ~ which arriyss
Guy Sss sysa1 Which S leaves Sans sd '' % ar
~ ExeEGss AND MATiLesyes Chicago siay> which
% @ & t l & & EsD S fan n & ana arr a. e. q Hpnks % ~ tune
Express, which leaves Buffalo NJ arriving $50
81 TELEGRAPH ExPREss-Leaves Chicago at ~ making the
IN I for G $50 NM % e h 1Srs ssor Sfi a, N +,
To- T9,lo ana nd ayY A. at BSfG in TIM for .hs Lightning
road arriving NewYork evening, change
Distance " Michigan Genital Eafoad and Lake to Buffalo, s4s
niles dI Y Mich Southern Railroad ass miles, in favor OF
RALRoAp CONNECTIONS
Also Bellevue, with Mad River Road Dayton Springfield
with aapsd ad for columsa. and cpsin
Also Cleveland with Cleveland Pittsburgh Road
bnrgh, Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington
Aso at Ddkk with New York and Eric Road, direct TO York
Also Balo, with NewYok
Road 10 New York, and Western Road to Boston,
Ais, At Buffalo, with Hcrnelsvie Railroad wYotk.
S Thus forming complete RAILROAD connection with all the
portant cities and towns throughout the Eastern Stats.
Passengers leave Chicago with the Telegraph Express
Train and reach Toledo morning. 1t O'clock time for
the following sp endid low pressure stesmeIs;
GAN, Captain Perkins, and EMPIRE STATE Captain Wilson,
ee Of h leaves Toledo day. except Sund direct
Buffalo via Buffalo and City
roNls which leaves
- baggage checked from lsale Chicago and Toledo
bord the charge
dng baggage LIZ Passengers will find this
enjoyed by other
greater dispatch and comfort 1t the Northern which
or railroad along the shore.
ST. us TO NewYok by Lake Erie and Hudson River
Do by Lake Hudson River steamer "a 90
Buffalo Hornelsvlle
Do BY Lake Railroad and Bulo Honevle
% by Lake Shore Railroad and DunkIk and Erie Rar nd
81 Louis to Boston, by ske Shore Railroad and NewYork
tfal and Western Railroad
Do by Lake Erie steamer NewYork Wssen rs 90
~ LOUIS to banao by Lake Erie steamer Is 10
s. Louis TO Cleveland by Lake Shore Railroad
Phadelpha aud BALI moe ali rail- oai IS IS
ST. Louis TO Pittsburgh, all railroad.
@ Passengers particularly requested secure tickets
@ once before the departure Of the boats making
III lAYot OF the passenger by compyin
10 Travellers pleasure Of the above lines
the their
~ THROUGH procured only at tho Office Of the
company NO 32 Fourth under the Planters
nished. B. F FlFIEI.D
ST. Louis, May 1858. - " ~ fSp3i
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pICRSBURG.


Wi Leave SATURDAY. September at o'loek ~.
sfOR VICKSBURG, WARRENTON s~s
Y NEW CARTHAGE, GRAND GULF, ROD l-sif1st%
NbYi NATcNEZ FORT ADAAs, BAYOU SARA
"a BAiUN Saturday Weekly vicsba
running packet SOUTHERN belle Captain J. MI
Whe will leave appy IN borrd or
SMITH & FIMIsrNR, Poydras street
mere VIII he a Clerk the Lsvss foot of Canal
Nfshesiay uloFnne, TO receive freight. SO
- WI leave FRIDAY, sepiembsr "a, at S O'Clock Pm
ESOR PRINCETON, LAKE PRoyI- -
n DkNCt, MILLIKEN'S BEND, vICRsBURG .=ltf1s-t-lN
GRAND GULF, RODNEY, MATCHES, FORT AID
ANS BAYOU SARA BATON ROUGE andi5gs
The spisndid passenger steamer FRANK LYON j. Estes
MASTER VIII above For freight apply
to slRoTHeR d BROS. Agents, IS Poydrss ST
viii leave WEDNESDAY, September a. at O'Clock P NJ
AfOR PRINCETON, MuLIKEN's -
a. BEND, LAKE PRovIDENcE, viCRsBURG LeltAfItt1q
CHAND GULF, RODNEY, NATCtIEZ, FORT AID IIifi 80
Ahs BAYOU SARA BATON ROUGE and all intermediate
me nhepacket steamer SAXON James Roberts, will
IA above For freight or apply board or
sTROTlER d BRds. Agents. IS Poydras street
the foot of Caaa - - al
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CALfF0RysfL.


VIII lssve SUNDAY. Sep embsr es At s o clock, AN.
EOR GALVESTON, ,INDIANoLA ,PoRT -zFTEs.
;T LaVASA &c md MATAGoRnA BAY-Regglar Nov sss
oreans and IeraA United states Mail Line SnlhIn The
magnheni steamship MEXICO, John s Tion.pson nas
st VA leayo above. Freight for will ~ delivered
VI, ehd Of The shipa Tackles Freight for Indiano
& lvara will be landed the waryea tsuevi to ghtsragr
atagofdh Bay) without For freight Tnssage
ing elegant accommodations, apply
HARRIS d MORGAN, foot of Julia street
opposite the Steamship Landing
" This line having pilot ar
VII hereafter under the supervision Of it's
aims.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS


CONSTABLES SALE
FRsr Jusr1eEs CouKr CHARLES tAuER A. CoRTsEY mi
PAnisB ov oKtNsHs II WIFE,. No. IA F7I.
RY VIRUE of writ Of ieri facias to me
Hon. L. u Gaisns First Iusiies Of tbe Pes
or the Orleans. will Ipcse pse aaeon 81 TFsAy
September 90 1853 at u O'Clock y Wasshouss NO D,d
street, New Leyee street ~
One los of FURNITURE
Seized in the sbove suit Terms cash.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-09-20
YAZOO RIVER.

NNOh LEFLORE, GREENWOOD, MA 80
u RION, TCHULA, YAZnO CITY, sATARTIA IstlehA4%
h and All Intermediate land nesThe
and ight draqght steamboat TROY, w-tney nser nave
4uk dispatch s aoye Fer freight apply beard
i. WILSON, = Carondel lot .. rect.
g Clerk will be the wharf freight on Mondav morn
.-zl 80 .us
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-09-20

STREET, BY j. II. MADDOX
III, 1853,
LIME. CEMENT. ETC.
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pfs.aiy or foandr1 nls'a. ~, r ..s 8
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a. esIred adi r ogis .aa ~ 'i'n oe'nen''
:: -
4 hE-2050 barrels, cargo 2f bark Cherokee,
q. % Trss gss ,'''s 'A orange ''i'' 'A' ''
II HioUsssAUx, corner St. Louis sad Robertson s,rs.t.
mn .er co., 100 - - -, =,
e. Aon oohIlW casks broken ana
VI. BY ! q AsIsRlIsE = CO. 50 81 csste. .sEes nAls
DALM OLE casks. for sale bv
iss1 =. A.DEtAGeAyE CO u Msr..ise street
SOAP R0SIN-1So0 bbls. Nos. l, and g. for
- .a,s g a DstAsaAs@ % u Mazs,as street ls2e
"A LCOhoL-4o barrels, Tor sale by
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: 'ChI Cis hN Lay IIr I'D ppis' iahulnS anu zzV
"'ys - :. -, 4 bsLAeRavE 90. :, sI.ga.las street.
HBAVlNG SToNE-23OO feet Paving Stones,
os he Mn Fo az a. y no" and's 'np iAH'n
- 2: COCHRAN co. 81 Grsvsr street
CtAsToR oIL--So bbls. Blows No. /, in store
sAs " :. " De,., ~ ,eAo1e ,t aa-.
sarsrco,s IL ,,. sa5 =, s,ls @ ram anu
~ : n DIZZY. = Iss9aRlleg.. street.
pisIse,iSS fluiIso so,an ,,ala ,- or ooDA or
iy2s E.J.HART a Co, Z, TehouPiioulas street.
NTACKEREL-15O bbls. new No. 8. large. to
NA arrive for s,ls sy
%7on. 1000 -, = : =. :, e--,.2- .--ss
n and Extra, for sale by
~. k-ses31 y : FOSTER . Iese2geal.. street.
by A. bEIsaRsys CO. am .ls lor
C,on, .c,1,,1,
onA yls AohEsnlZV pf casks, @ for sale by
SOAP RosIN-1s5O bbls Nos l, and 8. for
sale BY A. DEIaGRAvE CO :, W,ans s. =, IA "a
nACON- cosLs c;dos o,a cko,Iaoz. .
ssSST1n Si1Ts Sr1Ts, anu tonouIuers, Ior
on CAKE-1soo -. g. IL -
..,s KEySpDy sonss FosIep rop - sare oy
M I,,p 1so LLJ m,
BY IN AsHBRfDsE CO. 81 4 caa Iie, street. .O' ss. saie
JAMAICA RUM-4 nnncboor. Ola Jaro;o,
- Aam 70, ..e by AZ eoeHRAN co. IS e..ys, street
tJORK-1O bbls. Mess and % bbls. Shoulders,
.rs, at Inspection TOR sale by ,,,vo-r
bAh oANDLES-12oo Ak boxes @ In store, for sale
= r. = :. eAAl - Il leeo1p ptoales st.
II HINE -Hockheimer, Rudesheimer,
SS Sdo FIX co md d H;%ass ss sr,s . a. %
DEcANs-In store and for sale in lots to suit
Il purchasers, Of superior quality and siae, by
.eys 9. 9. HosERr 4 co; 70 Camp street.
ELouR-l0oo bbls. st: Louis, landing and
la- sale BY KENNEDY FOSTER IS Thoaeitealas Street.
y hy HAar 60 - TeSsopioaa. @ 'sSas .rss' aus aDf
~ lauu oHh1 oUGAh CuRED HAMS