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DAILY CRESCENT.
THE OLD MANS FUNERAL


I an szed upon HE bier,
His haif yas thin and white, and On his brow
record OF the care+.of many = year;
Cares that wsre sndsd and forgotten
And there was Safness round and faces bowed
And womens tears fell fat. aud children valid siptJ
Then rose another hoary man and said.
In h4ttering accents. to that weeping train.
Why mourn ye that aged friend is dad
Ye ere not sad u see the gathered grain
Nor wien the yellow woods shake down tbsir riperei
mast"
Te sigh not when the sun his sour,e fulhne.
IIis gIorious course rejoicing earth sud sky
In the soft evening. VIXEN the winds stlled
Sinks where his Islands Of refreshments Ne
And leaves the smile Of his departure. sprsad
Ger the warm-coofd aea7en aud ruddy noun tsia head
Why rsgp ye then for him vino having won
TIE hound of man appointed years at lsst
Life blessings al epjnJsd lIfss ahors done,
serenply to his final rest has passed
While the soft memory OF bic virtues yet
Lingsrs like twilight kues when the bright 10 set
=. III. youth was innocent bis ripsr age
! Marked with some act Of goodness every day
And watched by eyes that loved hin, calm and sage
| Faded his late declining years away
Cheerful be gave LIS he4pg up. and went
To share the holy rest that waits life well spent"
| :. That life was happy every day he gave
Thanks for the .air Existence that was his
| F or sick fancy made him not her sla-e,
To mock INN with her phantom L1.ssrss5,
| No chronic tortures racsed his sged El5,
! For luxury and sloth had uourished none for bin
| And sln glad that te has lived thus long,
/ And zad that be has gons to his reward
| Nor can dem that nature done MIN wrong.
Seftly to disepzssa the vital cord.
| When his wsak hand grew palsied AID his eye
DARK with tie u1ists Of it waa his time to lie 80
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A SINGULAR FISH Dir. ]. Dunn English,
formerly of Baltimore, who is tagged in making
Geological explorations for some NewYork capi-
talists, in Western Virginia, while riding past a
little shallow pond, some weeks since, observed
A small fish, of the kind there call black perch
or red-cye (Percoides,1 whose singular move
ments attracted hi. attention he had no diff
Guilty in taking it with his hands, and found it
to be blind, as he at first supposed, but from a
peculiar cause The iris aud pupil Of each eye
were hidden, but the entire visua globe was
filed with the usual humor, in whic 7as coilee
away small worm. The parasite secmed a
home, in its habita tion, occasionally moving
though its sphere of action was circums ribed
The dsh was placed in alcohol, and will be s mt
along with other specimens, to the Smithsonian
| Institution, at Washington
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pIGO.

EOR VIGO-Passage only.-The a ! hrN
fs.t ainy American ship RARTAN, Capt Hansen, AAK
bnvir all her cargo 4nyagvd wirereiye immedH" dga'e
Va having accommodation apply U The CHpu On
iosrd ot to j. P. WHITNEY co, 81 Camp street lglS
EOR Woo Passage only. The hne .fsN,
L f,st ealing American ,hip BENGAL, C'p !l3 wing kAfE
an hsr cargo engaged, viii have quick dlsfach ~ rsA5i
,ny M ortnut at@ 70 1e ttpl - Il na' Or 10
j T. v lUl ~ " ~. ~ .-a"-. -
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KEY VEST.

7uIeave SATURDAY, July 9, at O'Clock N.
" Jn KEY WEST, via PENSACOLA, >.>fT@f>
kPAL4CHICOLA ST. MARKS, CEDAR KEYS <sa.ssssas=a
and TAMPA BAY-U S. Mail Iins.1hs u y Aihrl 5ts"ns ~
JAMES l., DAY T. Tsea commeaieT having fgn nhavoia y
istant weather. will leave the Steamship Landing loot i
Julia Fs Disc above F9r reght ~ 9a1sgs app 70
GREEN, HARDING d co, G6 Posdras street
tz4- All na able fnatar pas through o. IrEt III
E freight nst ia ell be marked On the
=ku.ru.
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DEFEAT or THE MAINE LAW N CONNECTICUT.
Hartford, Ct, June 23.--The Maine Liquor
Law was defeated in the House of Delegates to-
day hv large majority, by striking out tins
| esse.eR pisnsc, end iss.rtiss 9 hin srsseaE
.,ssssss ess tks sells II l,ssss
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UNCLE ToNTUDEs We Glasgow Examineil
learn from an authentic source, that on the
Tuesday evening after the meeting at Suaff1r1
House, Mrs. Stowe visited the Duchess of Sub
crlaud by particular appointment. The Duke
met her at the carriage and conducted her =
the drawing room, where she wss received WI n
atfectionate courtesy; and on leaving, the
Duchess took a gold bracelet from her arm, and
| in the sweetest manner, elasped it on the arm
| of Mrs. Stowe.
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A CHALLENGE 70 EUROPE. 1t appears from
the following paragraph in the n / Spirit Of
the Times that another American yacht is about
TO proceed to the British Channel to test the
comparative merit, in point Of sailing, of the
English and American yachts:
THE yacht Slyie, Capt, Comstock, sailed
from Depau's Island (Westchester county, y. Y,
opposite New Rochelle) on Saturday, llth inst,
Mt 10 o'clock ,.for Havre The Silvie was built by
Geo Steers, at the same time and alongside of
the America and may be said TO be her twin
sister Possibly there is no Improvement on the
model of the America .N0uS reyrons' The
Silvie is 105 tens, and her spirited owner, who
is u Young gentleman Of family and fortune in
this city. is willing TO test her sailing qualities
with anything in Europe (uot excepting the re-
nowned America) for any amount Of money
or for the honor of the .4me.icdn Flag The
! Sive, for Havre, sails for Cowes She carries
eleven picked men, all smack men Of Long Island
Sound, all young, handy and handsome, who
know the ropes, are up to 'Po'keeps't
shake and don't lose anything when they
break Louis Depau, Esq, her owner, sail
for England in a few days, and will join her a.
Cowes Cur correspondents and subscribers II
foreign parts will look out for him as one O
usi' The yachts Of England or Russia may
beat the Silvie, but they caEnot take down
her owner for enterprise, spirit or hospitality
The best wishes of twenty millions Of people ar'
with him, and though he may not command sue
cess, he will deserve it !"
A telegraph dispatch received from Halifax
dated the 22d inst, states that the yacht Sllvi'
cleared at this port as the May tlower) pu
into that port on the 18th, with her master slcs
shipped another navigator, and left again O
! he Dlst
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The ToBACco MARKET. Owing to the unfa-
vorsble prospects of the growing crop the mar.
ket has been enhanced, and prices during he
week have materially advanced The receipts
arc but moderate for the season Of the year, but
the planters themselves have entered the mar;
ket IN competition with the local buyers and
shippers, and we notice sales of tobacco, or re-
sales at an advance of two o three dollars per
hundred pounds on prices obtained three weeks
since louisville Courier.
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tBy telegraph from London to liverpool ]

LONDON, Saturday, June 1l-10i An
No accounts received Of any advance BY tn
Russians.
The Porte has addressed a note to the gresr
powers, defending it's course toward Russia, sn-
setting forth certain concessions IL will make e
the Christians to remove all just grounds Of coU4-
plant.
GREEcE.-A dispatch, without date. says tn At
satisfaction has been accorded to the Unitei
States Minister respecting the Imprisonment of
the American Consul at Athens.
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Victor Hugo is writing another eloquent aud
vebsmen. hook egsipst the Poaapsrte regime
o.s aes.;ss IL Is ssii, u 50 tars!hls u is ssiss
ttssat ~sg.4 s-sss s.stgf @.Sst
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MINISTER TO CHISA.-The Washington Union
of yesterday ofio.ally announces that the Hon
R. j. Wa ker has accepted the appointment Oh
Minister 70 China. Referring to the present
revolutionary movement in China, the Union
says;
Should this revolution be accomplished, il
will be the most important event Of this century,
aud may be fraught with incalculs Bile benstls
to our country and TO the world 1t is general
believed that the new dynasty will be mprs
favorable thar its predecessor TO foreign trade
and intercourse; and our increased commerce
| from the Atlantic, as well as from Oregon ar1
Califol MIA on the Pacific, place this country il
a position for the development of an immense
trade with China and the neigt boring States
The United States aud China are both great
powers fronting upon the Pacific, and their Pre-
duets and manufactures are admirably calei-
lated for an immense and largely nenene al
trade aud intercourse. We are the only great
nation that Consumes tea, the staple product Or
Ct,La free of duty; and our cotton sns cotton
naputactures, and various other articles, ought
to be freely received in exchange.
The present crisis has induced the President
TO tender this mission to the Hon. Robert J.
Waller of Mississippi, late Secretary Of the
all the necessary powers and authority to &c.
cumplish the great object of this inporta ut
trust aud Mr. Walker. We understand, has 90.
oepted the mission i is well known that the
last Congress placed the mission to Chin. uroI
the highest grade known TO our d,pioaIseC
Since this action of Congress, new events havs
given to the mission a still more comm tu1irs ]
character There is at present no diplomatic
station upon which the public eye, not only q
our country. but Of all civilized nations will be
more ntently fixed To this gnal interest and
importance of the mission alone, we presume, ii
is owing that Mr.. Wa ker, whose political ante
, cedents so eminently fit him for the work before
him, has abandoned his well known preference
for private life, and undertaken this high ans
difficult diplomatic service.
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YorNG AMERICA LITERARY LfoE Putnam.
at the close of the first volume of his magazine,
states that he has received, during the six
months of its publication, four hundred and
eighty nine original articles for puhlics ton,
the greater portion from writer's who were pre-
viously unknown to him AL this mass Of Ms.
was carefully read, and large number Of the
celebrated articles which appeared n the mag
azne, and which have been attributed to the
most eminent authors Of the age, we're produced
by obscure writers. The ~ stem adopted by
Putnam Of refusing to publish the names Of
authors with their articles, works 60 we'll that
it will be continued. Each article has to stand
Oh its own merits, which fact gives young men
fair field before the public.
| Mr.. Putnam states that although the names
Of many men Of lofty reputation were given as
contributors and sustainers Of his ent erprise
he relied from the first upon Young America
whose name did not appear on the cover. Thii
is quite complimentary to the said youthful
gentleman, whose disposition has been gener
ally supposed to incline to belligerent deed
rather than bellies letters. May he always de
serve the iattering confidence reposed in him
and add to his literary reputation until it fill
the earth [Cin Commercial.
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ST. PETERSBURG.

TOR ST. PETERSBURGH. = Passage ~
J. only.fhs fast sailing american ship SEA EA ~
ftitH la hei engaged, Will be gucbi
T. he CI tun b5nrl I.P WHITNEY co 81 Camp np3l
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EoR LAKE BoRGNEc ca Yszf = - 80;
and MEXIGAN GULF SUMNER 80 sssSrfs Il sasfSk&S
ARRANGEMENT tri after March IL, 1883 -.
w MEXICAN GULF AYDsPGt s9rneT GGat Child,sr
lance twenysv-n Through Fifty Cents cEdI9n and
LEhp + TtE CRY AT sH LEAVE THE LAKE ATS an.
10 L.w. - r. N.
~ Common street, for all business Of te RsrHaO
connected the s'ate Of Alex
rioa dr-ease amply W &. 2, KFWELL Ersenter "t 4
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COPARTNERSHIPS, / &c.


4 GtoPARTNERSHIP = EnxrSD RICHARDSON,
of Brsaaon. W. .a4 Q CHAPLAIN. ~, n.y. are a.s
eatsd business The 'oaa''osAp a'9s @ fEl l.. Is,.
New Orleans, Iso- al isls im.snw ;.
H-OTTCE. The firm If THoRSHILL & Melt
HKSvY sIpe, Is. " lin ,s;rr, ED j. ..,s, s9zst
Sin .1!sS% q %; S''y - 1885, ssa'1 MsLiHssSY
~ OTICE-Tbe coparCnership heretofore ex-
i''eg IN h. yu5 isr tfs sa IiioHLL
s Is s95, Nsr6s 5Ii Z m feSf ssSsss 81 :. 10.
n c"rsnd'ls' street under "' l' ' J6Hs 1flosHL
New orraa,, June l. 1883. isi 1In-,a~
nIsSOLUTION. The copartnership hereto
forq sriag ndsr ao q HkMiLToy MAcKINbEE
CO r. I'll a. a., a sH T ''T.d % " .- / ,Els.d Wa ,ss
quA,en Of ' ,on,sIn s1f d., ~ 4o 2'fsI acKsrRs XII
account J. l. MAcKISDER, Surviving psse@r
New Orleans, Jan- |, is5z -- t,2s 81
YssHE COPARNERSHIP heretofore existir g
saD Gft' c6 e. % %s s a2s ,2 slP. j. n; s
JOHN fANDfL a"sns Tie liabilities I'd I, w s II
do 4. .,' ofs.5. s s,mj jane m WIZ WIZ T. BATs6S '
re- The undersigned have formed Copart-
asa yle of joaS . HARDILL CO. joH assPlIsL
V,HE COPARTNERsHIP heretofore existing
HssDERs@S I'll. ssy Sy z%a nd
have alssi Ill hs aoiir, alone .st
the 'p'hs a'a the nsas s he a ID kr9 s9' If
| SAM HENDERSON,
| New Orleans. June lb. 1853, ALEX HENDERSON.
nzs- The undersigned, having purchased the
interes of JOS frnl LfTLGJCHt
IIg TDRRsoN, will WHOLESALE GROCERY Bt5l
old Magazine street, under tha strs Of 5
HENDERSON CO., and aat eonnlsnea = ths aTnr e1
tended the old hFm. [sgEsdl - VI HEsDstsOS.
| ielT In hLtA. ht-NbsHeJN
nISSOLUTlON.-The copartnership hereto
fire eI..ug between CALEB STONE sad GEoRGE H. Wal
WORTH firm Of sToNE WALWoRIH is his day 1is
soa! ty matuA An peons indebted 70 Or aAvng l
VIII with said STONE alone - sihoi
10 setls the CAlEE : TONE ..,.,,
| GEORGE II. WALWORTH.
/ t.wOrsnns. Febru AIy q. 1853. ieel
yTOTICE.--Th subscriber, having purchased
the interest GEORGE WALWoRTH in the aIe aIn 81
COMMISSION, FLRHARDlSG AND AGENCY BUS
Jess unier toe title Of STONE WALwoRTf for his
CALEB STONE So Tcho'pito1ie' strest
; | Nsoorls,1s Fstrrsry l-s; feI
EOPARTNERSHIP NOTiCE.-Mr. FRAScl
W. WILLIAMS, 0f E.seI Connecticut became member Of I
hrn Of g. c koGERT co. the Jaiy iss The sfiI
AGENCY AyD GENERAL COMMISSION BCSISESS Will 30 cg
.nud heretofore, the style ard arm o aoun Of II
rsignsi. NEJEtk q bl1EhI -
Nswdresns. ssptemberl,Is5 FRANCTs W. WILLIAM
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.MHRSEILLES.

TOR MARSEILL LLES-Passage only aS,
i slpolfH o5uer SflNGE Capt Ga arc, gakLe
having alt engaged and going 7 hoard, VIII
Ms above lrlach. ppslgs splendid Stcommoda
,..u, ,aIriy to BARELIl Z 81 Common street Ir24
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WASHINGTON AFFAIhs - " dshink ktos, J uue
pr. Augustus Erving, Of Connecticut, for
some years past private Secretary of Governor
| Seymour. of that State, has been appointed Sec.
retary Of Legation to Russia.
Robert J Walker was yesterday commission
| ed as Commissioner TO China.
| The President has entirely recovered from his
recent indisposition He called to-day in his
carriage, accompanied by his Secretary, Mr..
Webster, for Sir Charles Lyell, the eminent
English geologist who is stopping at the Ma
| tional Hotel, and visited with him the prominent
| points Of interest about Washington.
! 1t is said there is to be no examination OF the
clerks in the Post-offce Department until all the
removals and appointments are determined upon.
Another report that gives plausibility to the
statement is that upwards OF twenty removals
were made to-day.
Secretary Dobbin has selected for his resi-.
dence the dwelling on street, lately occupied
by Secretary Kennedy, his predecessor in the
Navy Department.
Secretary Marcy has engaged one of the ele-
giant houses on Vermont avenue, about being
erected by W " Corcoran.
The Postmaster General and several other
officers of the Government have taken rooms At
the Union Hotel, Georgetown, during the warm
season and the President, learn, intends to
remove shortly to an elegant cottage in the
. suturbs'of the city.
; The weather has been waxing hotter and hot
ter for several days past. The Thermometer s
} ranging from go to 81, and unusual sicknes:
prevails.
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The Ohio Organ has the following account Of
the origin of the name Arn Arbor," in letter
from that fourishipg Michigan city:
Thirty years ago, two travellers, with their
wives and children, stopped on the spot where
Ann Arbor now stands, and concluded to re-
main there for the night. The weather was hot
aud sultry; angry clouds swept along the sky
and threatened rain, sudden, severe. Not. a
house was visible and in this emergency, the
two men we're compelled to do something to pro-
tect their families from the peltngs Of the pitt.
less storm. Accordingly they erected a trai
structure with the limbs of trees, over the toI
of which they spread few pieces Of white can
vas, thus making a handsome little arbOr; anc
as their good wives were both called .7nn, theil
husbands appropriately named their little re
treat finn .4r6or. Thirty years have since
rolled by, and the city OF Ann Arbor row mark
the spot where the wearied travellers sough
safety and repose."
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REGULAR PhCktfTikss5. r.
AXE SHORE PlcFEr srEANrn : rn-=

4 AXE SHORE PAcKET STEAMER ~ p
CKUOLE-Suinuer ArrangaTen, i or :. -4e==ss>.=ss
FhS SPRINGS bLDNl ut-Tr4+dAs Anaini aud
s,endi ~ rr-.sgr. CREOLE, Chs-ss Walker nr oet
datlots vii -aF me
Cron and Jefferson Railroad aA' e. ths Lake ms Chs
v0ynsys W. A. NJ. Cars FRIDAYS ...,.by . ?. n Can
WErNESIA " ty \. N Car, SATURDAYS ~ Z p NJ Chs
@ Tenar,fan Raosa Lrfs nl th- Lake Of the Car-
a ioliows=
AtoSrAys Ayg A NJ rsr sCNDhY ........., EVIL iNGs-
"a, liz A. NJ carf ,lOSDAY .EE t:SiNts.
tFiDA VI bs n NJ. r.r7. THURSDAY. .FYESlNG5,
sAII.l.Ds vs. Ly r 81 care SATURDAY M MUSNiN"S.
m s4ulaTs Creole vii ,Op 1nIs Ali1sfii
CH., BlcX % Oceeu Spriugs ,-.,..
Pr icAt -ceiy.d Rao all The WeeS ocl0.k on
rls5s Wgdaeslsgs nng' to hs se1t on 'csdHs''
Ea ~ ga 81 ou is's - CDsfrl AMI eet
,,'is - . psef Ill are - Nzsfsippl Cs, Bor o>hH
sptt4. ~ 5u, tslreu serg lt II sos Deck, 81.
w ID leave The O5c o the Agent on Mon
d. and WrIussay, .5,k , aGl o. aa!s aid sa'o
ra1 w r. CEpDls Agent. 10 Bank Pla'e.
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con rs

TOR COW ES-Passage only The fine rs,
i sailing American hip sObAN Capt Shaw, having 49,
all her cargo engaged, viii immediate dispatch. For
board
- 10 toJ. p WHITNEY q co 81 Camp sire
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REMOVALS.

D EMOVAL-WRIGuT, WILLIAMS & Co. have
r4mos-d from Noe. lis and % rsvisr
stes', Of iAs ST. Charles Hotel J. Y. I'm
j EMOVAL.-I have removed from No. 63
4 q, Common to No. q, my ed sand -
WlLliAM L. tIsFuN6.
H EMOVAL-J. o. PIKRsoN, Real Estate,
y Exchange Broker, as removed from a. EIehNnFe
Commercial Pare. doors from c. street no
Cd REMUVAL-MICHELL, BEVERLEY Il Co. have
c5Fn3r Of Magazine nov9 U
MTOTICE-BARELLI & Co have removed back
Corou the CT ioial ae''6
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.NEH YORK.

FOR NEE YORK. - The fast sailing Ia
Il tsiF MARTHA Allan hetds nsstsri hsynf ~ ~
HfsfF wv F" sssAss VI fstsst Il ssgf t.'ii
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GLASGOW.
BOSTON,.

JOR GLASGOW The American ship .ft-ss>
DENMARK 6a, Bremen ltyr. EenrF all her tar9t fAsl2
sng.grl M nnsdiste tispth. ftIbalfh'o 9 ltsiSN
sriI1 10 ClFFHEY LOWELL. 10 common street. hp4'
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I1oR HAYRE -The fne A tast sailing New

Yark packet ship PANENSWOup, Ca JoLn.on oalps
tH immediate Dispatch For sh ct $50 laes coo,
suply To ARON CnHEN. C1mmol street.
- j, y. NillINEY 4 Co, 81 Camp ST.
For passage, having mauhuty furnished AC"ouinois
ons Iau-t r. also splendid urranRamen
n passengers AZ l to the Captain on board opposite ae
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II COMPREHENSIVE - EnxuND RICHARDSON,
Of Braasou Nc. ard CHAPLAIN, Of l, eity
business The copaftosrsap daas n1 H sst
- THORSHILL Il CO.
f,i.a au5- rsn 45 js9s
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lnsr rso, aads the nam ahd Js 81 J0h o.
IfARDI CO. aa dissolved mutual cons@rt 90 tse st 5sy
a a. Der at "a ed b d.y ef5r. " j. Gated, NltAfy Pab
John HAEDILL Ii. liabilities sod viii u =. 4,9s
-, f,,is,7. io,s a. Is,g WN. II. BATSOS.
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ALLSOPPS' INDIA PALE Al

ALLSOPPS' INDIA PALE ALE.
THIS ALE India valuable tonic proper
from niplteTation composed ony o Hops
Malt and Water Mcasrs SAMUEL, ALlSOPP SON
pn ptin th South, oGeIsd tor t4
+ CiiusrOS ~ f'Fn''st street
MADEIRA WINE-J. o. & Co Palhetinho
I'VE aul London Market AIaieira Wine, Tor sale ty
'''-A- ~ VIM. +, LEYERICH 4 Co, Agents,
| srta "a on Lee Ice - sIee,.
R1RANDY.-We have regular supplies OF the
pipes l9s lsJ! r5, is3 ls4s etc. quart anu nal
our inpo which invite the attention o
| eog uasseurs IS well and ratLlsrs. -
| ~ WNi. Z. I.EvERICH 4 CO., Sole As4tts,
| Old Leyee
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LEGHORN.

IrOR LEGHORN The \ fast sailing ,ssAsS
American ship JOHN BRYANT Capt. Dyer, has 4kx&
o 81 Bales ton, bu thereof small and
sn in This ship superior cabin accommodations
For passag, apply 10 the Captain board At
2 Eirst DistTicl and Tor freight apply to
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aN'TWERP.

COR ANTWERP The fine fast sailing f$sA
L AM rics SHIN TATFSMAS, CAPT Watts, Il now 9Gt ttAE
jf and win have aniek dispatch. For freight toi 100
o' - - ~ JP. WHITNEY a co. VI Camp s'test'
~ Far manage. nppy 10 Captain board, at Post H. fHS
nf.tFif
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rs- The undersigned have formed Copart-
h1 hsrto ucde thz asf,
,nd s.ye Of JOHN Q. HARDILL : CO. JoH 6 Hh5DiIL.
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ron LLNERPOOL.-The fine A J at rrrss
DR. LIVERPOOL = The fast sailing =.

Br.asN4r TEio.taS FtEIDES, Capt HAnnsh having AAA<
all cargo .sgvd, VIII have nnl7a Nte Dispatch
4, 1r 0liaurg ut.Irl glE, IS ply . .,- =.
s-g9 GIFF SET LOWELL, Ils Common street.
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| NTEW ORLEANS and Car - sM 1ssES1s,
rolton la:.road-CarIol.ou Line ~ &E@-SK-

VEFF FERSON AND Lake, e. rsss II 5s-.:ssss::-
- PONICHARTRATS RAILWAN-zf9E-La-ze -
with th Catroltcn Railroad EOA NE" OHLzANS
n LAKE PONTCHARTRAEN.-
TRAINS. WEEK DAYS
80. From Nt50r,aas C5r,qt5a( 10 Lake PHtcAI -dn
TvCh Cirle Dep0is-s s 10 H. IL A.
Nil, ?, IA 5, e. p M,
SUNDAYS.
From Tyc Circle nepos, 8 {? 10 H. u A. M
which the following Express Trains om IiFoll
Circle; ~, 81. a., 81, 81, * P. NJ
-. F P5nihqrf-4in (ril Cdrr-lnl to Nsf0rs1Rs
WEEK DAYS.
To and Tvoi Circle Depos-t3 Y, sS ss' les,
ik A. NJ, l254 l, ~, s4 ~, 6, 81, N, 81 r. h'
SUNDAYS.
To Psrdio Tvo Circle Dep ts6H, ~ s ~ le<
lE A. NJ spd ~! a''et which the ooTlnE express
l Trains take land al Csrroton
ONLY Horse Station snd Jskson street
tEr Baggage, received at DspOts only.
NewOrrAns Carrolton Is cents
CsUon Lake Pontchartra 10 cent? eaed way
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y-OJICE. - The firm If THoRSHILL & Melt
~ HENHY sITc, Isy, " linn .a'irn ahd L.rs soz.d
Nt Or Ans Msy 81, i-5f signed BDHS i, IHgsS L.