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G4LVESTON.
WIN ls.vs sg N2AY; 14ly :, at O'Clock, \ u.

viii l4nvs sENUAY July 3, at ! O'CLOCK,
FOR GALVESTON, 1HDLANoLA, Ia szHF#Sa
H. NAcA OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Ne sOr,enns
Mail Line Steamships The elegant
FRANCE Forbes, master, will lasye above
Built for the srad la are al of as IL ts nso with
edu transportation Freight for usanola and Laafa will he
the wharve (ntec to ghehge in Maago-a B without
Charge For freight having
apply TO HARRIS 4 MORGAN, 70 Iehonptonlas street.
This line having established It's pilot Ps. cHralo Bar
tajnP
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-28

Santa Anna is said to have made the Univcr-
sal his newspaper organ in the city Of Mexico,
and is supposed to be the writer of the leading
editorials, The Eniversal Ia very shuas~s ri tho
| aasrel ssstsss asa .es shs gssss9 H.asss. Ana
ssssskts4 essssl.assasA
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-28

A detachment Of It's recruits sailed from New
York on the l7th inst. for Indianola. Texas. to
ioin the 9TH regiment of u S. Infantry The
following officers accompanied the detsc chment,
viz: Breyet Lieut.. Col J " Bonford, Captain
Sth Infantry, commanding 1st Lieut.. @ Elliot.
r. NJ. Rifles and Assistant Surgeon Noln,an,
IT Arn,y
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-28

Coy. German, Of Minnesota, is now on tour
to the country designated for the residenea Of
the Lower Sioux Indians, and some Of the prin-
cipal braves and chiefs accompany him for the
purpose of making locations for their future
residences
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-28
BR.4zOS SANTIAGO.

viii ltave THURSDAY June go 8oe'oek punetuaiy.
I1OR BRAZOS SANTIAGO, POINT ETNS4,
4 ISABEL. MATAMoRos and BRoWNsFI sssza1eaalsss
Regular NeHUgpan US Mail Ine Low steam
ships.lA asamstp YACHT pusey, master will lesys
RAove the US Malls fright having
sIpeY0r 81 state acconmu laions, apply to
ie33 HARRIS 4 MORGAN, ~ ffldIpltoulas atItet,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-28
KEY VEST.

WIN Leave FRIDAY, July /, at O'clock AN.
EOR KEY WEST, via PENSACOLA, essf 6aSs,
L. APAtacHlcoLA, ST MARKS. CEDAR @ R Keys ni
JAMES L. DAY f. Tescs commaplr will leave the Steamship
street. First District above For freight
pnseaya apIy GREEN HARDING CO. Gs Povdrae street
l- All maiabIe through the Port Office.
Ea- desinaon OF freight all marked on the
packages.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-28

Thesteamer James Milhngar. lately destroyed
by FIRE at Cincinnati, was insured for $500 in
the Cincinnati. the Firemens and the Washing
ton Insurance Offices, which will cover the boat |;
which will increase the owners loss. The Mem
I phis No /, Capt. Carpenter, destroyed at the
| same time, was probably worth $1,000. Il is not
stated whether she was insured or not.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-28

The library of Congress, it is said, will b.
ready for occupancy in the course Of the present.
mouth. large number of books have recently
been received, both from Europe and the At
lantic cities Of the Union, forming, together
with those which were saved from the conAagra-
tion, collection of upwards of So 900 volumes.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-28

The natural salt ponds on the Florida Kegs,
which III 1849-5O yielded about 5000 bushels
of salt, have been, during the last winter, great
ly improved and extended, SO that the evapora-
ting surface is now 900 acres, and will soon be
increased to 500. During the winter the ponds
have contained pickle sufficient to make five
hundred thousand bushels Of salt.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-28

The NewYork Freeman,s Journal states that
an agent left Newt Orleans on the lst instant for
Vera Cruz for the purpose Of negotia ting . sale
to Santa Anna Of the famous lot of muskets
owned by Mr. George Law and also Of Offering
to furnish other warlike materials, ammuni-
p, ETC., for the equipment Of an army Of ten
W5usand men, The Journal saysit obtains the
information from reliable source
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-28
SEA-GOING VESSELS.
CALIFORNIA.

EOR CALIFORNIA, via VERA .N#EHA
CRUZ-petsons dorous Of ofpoceedhg California
can now 10 no. via VeaCuz Msro and AcapncoTh n.
and magnificent steamph buron Henry Place.
ecnnaue vsacns .ha ~ i' ana la &
month, oro pupcihly carrying the " n hias
leave VeracuE daily the City OF Mexico IRON thence 10
iIE MEXfCAN OCEAN MAIL AND INLAND COMPANY will
shortly Carriages the Ha mud steamers at
mort through San fano Meanwhile, h NIL te
Pacific acapulco will not be long de-
timed, For further particulars, apply % .
niytsN HARRIS q MoksAH, " IehooPtopNas street
L,OR SAN FRANCISCO A ! fast sailing
will be dispatched to the above on or about Tie
Aprii should sufficient freight offer. Apply to
apq GEO. w. HYNsON, 81 Camp stest.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-28

An old forger, counterfeiter and burglar.
named G. W. Race, was detected last week in n.
York wnilst attempting to procure the sngray-
ing Of fac simile plates Of several Of the Albany
banks He escaped in January last from the
Penitentiary at Philadelphia, in which be was
ton for arson. He has been returned 10 hisold
nuarters. e. ...-.3- -. r..
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-28

According to the calculations based on the
English life tables, it was estimated, prf0ri,
that Of NIL the immigrants to the United States
since 1890, 2,214,O00 should be living at the
date Of the last census. The actual returns OF
that census give US the number Of foreign.bo horn
residents, 22s2i0, ,O00-a remarkable instance Of
the accuracy which may be attained BY scien-
| tifc deductions on points which seemingly admit
no elements Of calculation.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-28
VERA CRUZ.

viii leave FRIDAY, Jus. l. at O'Clock
EOR VERA CRUZ-U. S. Mail Line s4gfSFa
"a ami magnificent Etesmhip TEIAs iaan
hartul Henry Place commander, will leave Tor Vera Cruz
above punetlnls, carrying the U. $. Mais
S -%...,Rales Of Passage....
s.hefnsa, aud fotti .ft9
passage having elegant accommodations cabin
lefase passenger, spply to
faasengera provide themselves with passports from the
Mexican Consul.
f leave the s and l4th
month.
s Spppt. provide with the Htcamea Bills Of
fal hg az no 9TH form vii be signed. lel7
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-28

We learn from the NewYork Express that On
Saturday afternoon, the 18th inst, Pier No. e,
North River, gave way, under the weight OF
iron and other merchanlise-carrying men,
horses and carts whit The goods were chiefly
ftou the ships Western World and Union One
horse was taken ont alive, hut others went
siawss, gsa II ID fssrea ss,se mar sssa buried
ssassta sshs Sssah Ii shs sssssa
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-28

Tor NEW YORK. The fast sailing -
bark MARTHA AhhEs, hu5dsstt Ess.er, hc:ss stly
{, 81 sss sss ss'ssa s :sIs seszs dfas FL
FtF 's sss''' ahskss vi fssss', u ss~s ,sssa
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-28
ALHBA.Ma RIVER. {

= Will leave TUESDAY. Juno 2s, at A ocockr
HSOR WETUMPKA, MONTGOMERY, 1g =
n SELMA and all intermediate landings Ala
9ama l&ser,-rhs superior packet steamer RUBY
sHp II Alsxander ready
and will leave freight paasage,
. / pnylr
ES The Ruby will The the
ing here other Saturday, aud viii pay particular attention all
business sstonhI ed TO heI je9s
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-28

|. It appears that the new University Of Urbana,
Ohio, is established, and is to be sustained by
the disciples of Emanuel Swedenborg. This is
try, Of the rank Of university. devoted to the
propagation Of Swedenborgism, Professor ]. w.
jerks, Of Boston, and Professor NJ g. Williams,
Of Urbana, were to be inaugurated into Office on
the 10Th and Goth instant--the first as Professor
of Languages, and the second Of Sciences A
female department is also to be connected With
the University - q.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-28

TOR THE COAST AND LA n
FoUCIiE-The lbr. BATEY, Capt. LSa3$s3SS
Dnga., EVERY WEDNESDAY NOR NING,
o'clock, for the COAST and LAFOuRCE Re,urntns ieavea
tn! !BopAuX EVERY SATURDAY AioRNISG a. o'clock and
DONALDSONNlLLE EVERY SUNDAY MORNING, at 5 O'Clock.
nly7 A.LAF0REST, Agent % Benyille street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-28

NIEW ORLEANS EMIGRANT AND 80 ssa
REMITTANCE oFFICE-The undersigned his old &R2@
sstaDished accommodate
rsmittng their eld in England saesh with
sterling sight payable post town the
kingdom and in to suit He also usual having
Parties living distance addressing alsi,sr "
the undersigned, will be promptly attended to-
JOHN TOOIE, as Bank Place.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-28
HaRE.


FOR HANRE. = The fine fast sailing ~
Il ship KOCKi l. Capt. Martin, is now oaditg kg
viii Immediate dispatch For freight $50 baes
Cotton, Apply 10 j. p WHITNEY & % 81 lamp street.
rHssage having splendid accommodations for cabin and
Storage passengers apply the Captain on board. t2s
FOR HAVRE-The splendid A | fast rssS5A
l. sallng New York psket ship GALESA Capt lsayitt
Cojou arpl AARON COHEN 27 Common street,
j. P. WHITNEY s CO. 6l Camp street.
M For having handso ely furnished accom-
AMI first cGg for Setrase
Cabin aip 10 ths tFtau On hosrd io
Second strict opposite Vegetable Market. iol4
lIOR IIAVRE.-Th fine A fast sailing New
York caRi gSs saG G4 "a naSs aHw Ss
aPpy 10 ARON COHEN, ComBfon eIt or -
j. p WHITNEY Co. 81 CAM OF.
Fer passage, having niasnently furnished
"s For cabin also splendid s,perage
d seend cabin apply 10 the Captain opposite
stsetabe Market. my9I
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-28

E-e ED ASH GQAL-~-1eo easks broken and
NJ III |, II sis,Iss III ... .sssais
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-28

ASSEMBLING HER FORCES. london letter to
formed you, Russia has been assembling her
forces on her southern frontier for the last
twelvemonth, and while she lulled the Western
powers to sleep with declarations Of moderation,
she has gone on with intrigues and cunning till
the time comes when she can step in with armies.
She now threatens both Turkey and Persia.
From the Shah she claims the city Of Asterabad
in Asia, the best and most southern harbor Of
the Caspian. This is one step more towards
India. and in Europe she claims the Protector
ate over one tlAfd of'the population Of Turkey,
though they do not require, and event protest
against, this protectorate'
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-28

F OR MOBlLI.-The fine packet r. !
steamer HELEN, Captain Carson will leave l@sSHa2
f5kiobiIe every TUESDAY SATURDAY of each
week. throughout the season. O'clock the Lake
the Pontchartraln Railroad. For freight only applyto
STROTtER 4 BROS, As Poydraa street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-28

FOR WEs-Passage only.-The fine ~
= ast sailing American clip soDAN Capt Shaw having
fsage having apply Captain board
l6 toJ. P. WHITNEY II co. 81 Camp
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-28

| DEDICATION OF THE FIVE PoRTs MISSION
BUILDING. The new Mission Building, erected
on the site Of the :. Old Brewery 2 in NewYork,
was dedicated on the 18th instant. The dedica-
tory sermon was delivered by Rev. j. Floy,
D. D., and a brief address was made by Rev. !.
3 Wakely. The exercises we're quite interest
| ing, and attracted large number Of visitors.
The entire expense Of the erection If the new
Building will. when fully completed, somewhat
exceed Sss.0O0. $4,000 of this sum has been
collected within the past eighteen months. lsay-
ing the society in debt to the amount Of sl3 600
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-28

UNDRIES-
- SODA ASiES-l20 casks;
PALM OILS casks;
SOAP ROSIN-ls50 bbls Nos. !, Q and 8. For aaie by
ap9l A. DGLAGRAyE 4 Co., II Magazine street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-28
GLASGOW.

EOR GLASGOW. The American ship IN
DENMARK capt. Brsnen hav nearly all her cargo
engaged, will have immediate patch For balance
apply o GFESEY d LOWELL. lis Common street. apps
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#TEyO STEAMBOAT CAPTAINS and s- -
IL OWNERS. New Orleans, january TO- 1853.
Ths M Munasgaed has This day commenced = GEN
exclusively such baaines In hns presenting himself before h
friends and the public he his long experience while the
employ busis with his determination
his whole time personal the together with his
general acquaintance with Shippers he liberal patron
and consideration epeetluly made to
AisasrBs WATERS, CAMDEN 4 CO., New Orleans
STONE Is WhLW0RTH,
BRIDGE i BRO,
WHITE 4 BUCHANAN,
Captain GEO w. CA BILE, steamer L. NJ. kennett.
w. BAKER, - Delaware.
jan J. j. CHiI.p Office p6Fdras atrse New nr!sans
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=T
PIGO.

EOR VIGO-Passage only.--The A i -
last falling American ship RsRTTAS, Capt Hansen sRSe
S'g al her cargo aged viii receive dispatch
fpasnge splendid amply to the Cap.an on
tgad or 10 J. ?: WHITNEY 4 co, 81 Camp street. jss
FOR VlGO- Passage only-The fine ~
fast smiling American ship BENGAL Capt. Bray, having KSe
all her will have quick dispatch
apply Csp board or
jal5 Up. WHITNEY h CO., 81 Camp street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-28
LEG IjLAH PACK kzi'tt..

K4NUR MOBlLE, L,I BAY 81; LOUIS n slf
Arrangement. The splendid Paeksa
DR RECON. Capt r. A. Hiern, and FLORIDA, Capt.
fIta (harng built The iah !saGtl uhe
ohe will irsse :he Poasehaan Racsd Tally,
arrival. the Lake tn- II O'Clock stepping st Bay 81
Louis Pass Christian daily ard turning mud y Paseagoua
and Saturdays going ard Mondays and lnHdHys
farming.
- Bag booiis FlaceR will leave tbs
ont AsaHi A. hall past II c'tlcck
kJ Mobile in the NAIL they
will be ie aimed on Mobile.
Freght Ssy as Christian ought t. he sent
Tor steamers CALIFORNIA or CREOLE.
sl r.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-28

~ For sale by s. W. WOLFF, IS Camp street.
BOXERS BlTTgRS-l2o clse5;
WaFsKY-to barrels Old Roanoke, close consignment
RUM-l0 pun heons jamaica and St. Croix;
PORT WNES0 quarter casks Il pipes and 40 Old Lon
Dock
GINSOLET-S0 baskets o close consignment; @
CtGARS-soO,yO0 various brands;
EOCk-5D leases .ni Deide 81
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-28
ST. PETERSBURG.

EOR ST. PETERSBURGH. ~ Passage fsR
only.Ths Al -aiiing American hp SEA EAGLE A4
CAPT. Williams having all her engaged, will be
having necommodation apply
u tb. CAPTAIN hnaI i. p. WHTTSEy apSf
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-28

his family, Is attracting much attention IN Eng
land, the papers there giving columns to q de-
scription Of her surprising excelleneies, quali-
ties, and rich ard costly furniture and appoint
ments The trip of the North Star out from
New York to Southampton is stated in the Eng
lish papers to have occupied but ten days, eight
\ hours and forty minutes. The following, from
the Dairy News Of the 3D., is appreciative and
good humored:
The yacht has excited the greatest interest
amongst the ship-builders, engineers, and the
commanders and officers of the steam packets
ut Southampton. Large numbers of persons
visited her, who are admitted on board by tick
cts issued from the American Consulate. She
looks as big as the monster steamers of the West
India Company.
Handsome flights of stairs lead to the saloon,
which is larger and more magnificent than the
saloon Of any ocean steamer ahoat, and even
surpasses in splenlor the Queens yacht, the
Victoria and Albert Ranged round the saloon
are capacous and beautifully furnished cabins
the doors and panels of which are of solid birds
eye maple and rosewood Mirrors extending
from the ceiling to the floor are fixed in the
cabins. The dining saloon is also a very splen.
did apartment, the walls of which appear o.
polished and variegated marble and malachite.
This substance is, however, formed of a con
glomerated stone, marble and glass, and is Q
recent American invention.
| Beneath the saloons there is another tlnc deck
extending the whole length Of the ship. Il.
gloominess being lit chiefly by port holes, it
immense extent and rows Of massive pillars a
supports, makes it appear like the vault Of SOM
} cathedral. It would form, and no doubt ha
formed, magnificent ocean ball room. TIL
) North Stars consumption of fuel during tn
voyage was about fifty tons a day She is slen
derly rigged, just like all American steamers
She cost about $780, 900 building.
The expense of keeping such yacht is abou
G30O q week Mr.. Vanderbilt is immensel
rich. He was at one time proprietor of a larg
number Of the gigantic American river steam
ers, and at the present time owns q large nun
ber of the packets which ply between New Yor
a and San Francisco. In this magnificent trip
: England by Mr. Vanderbilt, Brother Jonatha
has certainly gone ahead Of himself, end hal
i vt least. SURPASSED every shtns sf tbs kiha hit.
ssts Asss " aslssaasigs ERRllsAsatal
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-28

GUNDRIES-
- ROUND WOOD MATGFiES-1GO Z, oce in store
QUININE-2000 OUNCES in
RAISINS-500 packages store
MON0NGAI1ELA WIiISkY-1uO barrels in itore;
ALCOHOL hba
APPLE BRANDf-25 bbis. in store
STRAW PAPER-2OOO in e,ore
STAGG SiAY'S Sugar Cured Hams--50 terces
BEEF TuNGUES-25 boxes in Store, for sale by
ap26 Z. ]. HART i CO., 10 Tchoupitouas street.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-12-07
Y Es1,, 155I.s+z H. EsEs7y;Fzsss-5iss7 ISS.
G. g. G. u. r. r..
THROUGH TO TREEPORT.

CHANGE OF TINE.
september LIST, 1853.
on and after III, Ist Of September next fand until
further n"tice.) Trains willie a. Iei,w stared ra
days excelied):
Trains vVcstSsard-Icave Chicago.
LIST Passenger, LIST and 81 class $50 A. NJ arri
wing at Frceport AT LIS r. NJ. s
Cd Emsrant ard Freight Accommodation, atsS..5 a
NJ, arriving at Freeport at 500 p. NJ.
Sd Passenger LIST and I'd class cars, $50 PM. a.ri-
wing at Freeport at 245 A. NJ.
Trains Eastward-Leave Frccport.
Isl Passenger list and Cd class cars a, 700 A. NJ ar
irving AT Chicago at 70 so L. NJ.
I'd Emigrant and Freight Accommodation. at 6.3o A.
NJ. arriving at Chicago AT AIS L. NJ.
Sd Passenger, LIST and I'd class cars 500 P. NJ
irving at Chicago at 2l5 A. NJ.
Fare be wecn Chicagoan Frcepori-lst class $500;
I'd class S9.I0.
From Chicago via Elgin Marengo Gcly,dcrc and Rock.
ford to Frceport by Railroad, and frou, frceport to
Savanna thirty six miles only and Galens frs, class
Stage Coaches, connecting with Boats for Dubnaue ST.
Paul, Burlington, Rock Island Davenport, Quincy ST.
Louis, and points on the Mississippi, and important
Stage Lines through Iowa and Minnesota Also at Rock
ford with stage Lines NOrherly for heloit, GAINESVILLE,
Madison and Western Wisconsin, and SoutherIy for
Byron, Mt. Morris. Oregon, DiNen, &C., forming se
shortest, most expeditions and eligible from Chi
cago to the West and Northwest for the conveyance Of
Passengers, Emgrants, Mails. Express and Freight.
Passengers leaving Chicago by the Morning J rain an
be at Savanna, on the Mississippi, the same evening"
Those taking the Evening Train arriving eport
A. NJ. will havsAay4iohsssagnsst TO Savanna or Ga
lena. S&t
Passengers Eastward will have day light frcftle Mis-
sisspp Freeport, and taking the Evening Train win
be in Chicago at IA A. NJ, in ample time TO connect
with Eastern Morning Trains. hose taking the Morn
ing Train at Freeport will reach Chicago p. NJ in
good time to with the Evening Eastward Trains
for New York &c.
Passengers for Belot Janesviile Madison and West
ern Wisconsin, taking the Morning Train from Chicago
will reach Rockford at IL O'Clock M-Stages ON
arrival Of cars.
Passengers for Chicago from those points, will have
day light reach the at Rockford or Beyidere
leaving Rockford at 10 r. NJ arriving al Chic ago at 2 Is
A. NJ.
b. TURNER, Superintendent.
daw I'm
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-12-07
1853. 1853.
FARE REDUCED.
Great Central Route.
MICHIGAN CENTRAL

MICHIGAN CENTRAL
fs &C .s:ss.s5::I,3
HE. VA e ALNE GLIB VA HBs
The oldest, BEST finished csc most eo,nfostajis
Route TO BuBdio, .ibGny, ~ York s B"s'0a
TWO TRAINS a DAY
The Central Road IS ailaid will hcavy T Rail, ard
the snooiiesi and best Railroad i'll tie United states.
MORNING EXPRESS
Leaves Chicago daily Sundays exccpte soolock ~,
connecting At Detroit witt Steamers
kEYs.oSE ST.rE, Capt, Richards, Mondays Thursdays;
NIAGARA, Capt. Miller. Tuesdays and Fridays,
QUEEN Cry Capt Wilkins, cars Stays ard Saturdays
For Dankirk through without landing connecting with
} 10 O'clock M. EA.ess, arriving in New York next
incoming Also, with Steamers CLEVELAND and MAY
QUEEN Tor Cleveland, connecting with Morning Trains
for Pittsburgh, Wheeling, PHILADELPHIA Baltimore ana
Washington Also for Columns am; Cincinnati Also
with Lake Shors abroad ter DsnkiIls bHd B.Ulaio
EVENING TELEGRAPH EXPREssEs
Leave Chicago Daily at 0 o'c!oek 7. II.
This Train is furnished viii: large rony, Sleeping Cars
a luxury that is found ally uiir Railroad il tie
West,) connecting Al D.reii with tie Splendid SorhsAora
Line CT Steamers
AAvFLowrn, Capt Willoughby, Mondays and Thursday
OCEAN, Capt.. S;annagd Tuesdays AID Fridays;
BUCKEYE STATE, Capt. iuson, Wednesdays 4 Saturdays
For Buffalo, through without landing co,.Acc;! With
first Lighaiag Express 1Girs fer New Yc.k arriving N
for sandusky, connecting Will! Mansfield Railroad Tor
Newark GAINESVILLE and Columbus Also, with Mad Rves
Railroad for Springfield, Dayton and Cincinnati.
passcns,rs taking this Line will lind il the most ccIi
Portable and best regulated Road i'll the Uno and TO
make the connections as above stated.
> Through Tickets can be had al tie General Stage
Office, Galcna.
$: r. FORBES, .ageat, Ga'eao.
c. &. HAMMOND, General Agt, Chicago
Tiio's w. HECoX, Agent, Dubuque, Iowa.
June 18TH 1853. daw II
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-12-07
B, ], O'HALLORAN.

DkESENTS his warmest thanks and unfeignc, gratl-
tudc to his customers for The very liberal patronage
he has received at their hands, and or The Kind man
ner in which they have Appreciated his efforts to salts
~ their tastes and vans.
continued rcss Of business has hitherto prevented
me from soner expressing the deep Of obligation
feel towards my Patrons bu particularly the airer,
portion Of tscm for the degree of confidence
rep0sed in my mode Of deqg business.
Having sold this fall, already, an immense stock Of
'Oous, nave Yet a large amount on hand (and more
coming whrh will be disposed Ut on the fair system
ONE PktCE, as cheap as.any regular house can
Soliciting continuance of your fayars and wishing
you, one and all, happy christmas. aad the cloic
biessteSstsef Heaven can bestow, remain,
Your humble r. nd d. afed servant,
81 b. }. O'HALLOEAN.
Commercial Hall, Dub,slue Dec l. 1853 daw3m
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