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Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1853-11-26
GEORGE FRiZEE.
MERCHANT TAILOR.


TTAS received his Fall and Winter Stock of Goods
[ consisting of Fine Black, Blue and Brown French
Cloths. Superior Black French Doeskin Cassimeres
French and American Fancy Cassimers.
VESTINGS.
Cut Velvet, Plain and figured Black and White Sat
in. Plain and fgared Grenadine, and Silk do.
These articles, he will manufacture to order in the
latest style. Those who wish to purchase the mater-
ais of him and have them made up elsewhere have
them cut free of charge.
He has also good assortment Of Shirts, Drawers,
Stocks Cravats, Suspenders, Gloves, Silk and Linen
Pocket Handkerchiefs, Socks, Undershirts, Umbrel-
las &c.
Those wishing anything in his line will find it to
their interest to give him CALL he is determined to
sell at reasonable rates, possibly be afforded
in this place.
State of Mississippi, Lowmdes County.
| WHEREAS, Letters testamentary were granted to
w the undersigned Executor of the Estate of Will
liam Weir, deceased, at the October term of the Pro-
bate Court in and for the State and County aforesaid
All persons having claims against said estate will pre-
sent them for payment duly probaed, they will be
debarred according to law. All those indebted to the
Estate are requested to make immediate payment.
THOMAS C. WEIR,
Executor of the Estate of VIM. Weir, decd.
! October 9th, 1853. 40-6W.
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Lost.

IN the street Piano Key and small Letter Box
Okey. The finder will be rewardedby leaving them
with the Editor.
Nov %, 1853. 44-It
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Spain.
MIR. soULE,s PRESENTATION TO TIE QUEEN.

MK sOJLE PRESENTATION TO TIE QUEEN.
On the evening of the god, Mr.. Soule, Minis
ter of the United States to Spain, was admitted
to an audience with the Qneen. The Queen was
attended by the Minister of Foreign Affairs, and
by the officers of the Palace. After being usher
ed in with the usual ceremonies, Mr.. Soule hand
ed to the Queen the Presidents letter accrediting
him as Envoy to the Spanish Court, and then ad-
dressed her as follows, in the English language
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II ! Ii tIlAND EIAIE LUIIERIES.
Fer CCTCFTR, let9.
The PAYMENT ALL PRIZES IS GUARANTEED BY
THE STATE OF MARYLAND.
EaOEsY * CO..
I5G, Frat: street,
BALTIMORE. Nh.
(PegaIar licensed Agents Jor -Eorylond)
The following Schemes for November will he found
especially worth the attention the public and orders
are most respectfully solicited il them.
a NICE SMALL LOTTERY.
$751; So
T:staps cOFS0E, fcI5Ncv. Is:k.
Prize of S47oO is $4,000
8. 1900 is $500
g 800 is 1900
Prizes Of SIO0-2eG of 2O-56 of p4-&c
Tickets 81. Shares in proportion
Certificates of Packages of % Wholcs SIG Halves
s., Quarters 81
55Ta,1T7:
Grand Consolidated 20, fer NOv. 10.
l Prize of $4,000 is $4,000
I2,497 is l2,497
:" 5000 is 5000
" 1000 is 4,eGO
100 1000 is 100000
100 Of $500, Is Of $50
SO Prizes 500, &c g.
Tickets so. Shares in proportion.
Certificates of Packages of % Wholes 100, Halves
SO, Quarters 10.
s1T4.974.
PatapsCO sea. for November Ell.
l Prize Of S 9,OoO is s 5000
:" 5000 is 5000
" 5000 is 1000
1000 is 1000
10 :" 300 is 5000
400 of so, 63 of %, &c &c
Tickets s.. Shares in proportion
Certificate of Packages of Wholes $40, Halves $40
Quarters $40.
&83DoO33a
Carroll county, Class 40, for Oct. 2I.
! Prize of $4,000 l Prize of $4,000
/ 5000 20 100
100 Prizes of $40, 1870 of $50. 20, Is, &c
Tickets s.. Shares in proportion.
Certificates of Packages cost
/ 26 Wholes S74 % Halves $37
90 Quarters 49, 26 Eighths 81
ALL PRIZES.
! Slo895o 924,
Grand Consolidated for Nvember 90
/ / Prize Of S72 900 is $4,000
i $ $4,000 is $4,000
, $4,000 is $4,000
10 Prizes of 5000 are $4,000
10 g 1900 are 10000
30 g 1877 are 25,544
l76 Prizes of $500, &c. &c.
Tickets $50 0o.SShares in proportion.
Certificate of Packages cost
26 Wholes $3.50 % Halves $I75
26 Quarters 81 26Eighths, 434
eE2s.2Grg
PatapsCO Glass 3l2, for Nov. 80.
! Prize of $3.50 is $3.50
30 Prizes of 1000 are 10000
10 Prizes of 5000, are 1000
> III Prizes of $40, 60 of o. &c. &C.
J Tickets $3.50 Shares in proportion.
Certificates ofPackages of Wholes, 49, Halves $751;
d Quarters S9t.
The Lotteries in Maryland drawn under authority ul
the State by Sworn Commissioners elected bt the people
One Package i'll any Of the above Lotteries may draw The
highest Prizes.
All Lotteries answered by return mail and the Official
Printed Drawings with written xanaton mmedare
y the result Is
When convenient send draft as most secure rom the,
fully justified in saying that order obtain Good rze it.
l. is only necessary to address line
d EMORY & CO.,
154, Pratt ST.,
$ O. Box 196, BALrMoET Mn
:. HEAVY KEKSEYS. LINSEYS AND russell
BROGANS.
e THE subscribers just receiving their Fan and
Winter Stock of
AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN
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MEDI CAL.

November 18th, 1858. Div.
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81 GQUoOo
Carroll county, Class 80, for Oct. 21.
l Prize of S24,oOO Prize of $4,000
8 $4,000 l,5eO
q" 5000 20 1" 50 100
$50 Prizes of $40. 1870 of $780, 90, ID, &c
Tickets s.. Shares in proportion.
Certificates of Packages cost.
26 Wholes $74 % Halves S37
90 Quarters I82 90 Eighths 81
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1853-11-26

Oct 29th, 1853 4o-2m.
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1853-11-26
pHGNIX HOTEL

JAS. JONES, SR.
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1853-11-26
MARYLAND STATE LOTTERIES.
Fer cCTcTIR, 1ss3.
THE PAYMENT OF ALL PRIZES IS GUARANTEED BY
STATE OF MARYLAND.

(Feg"Iar licensed hgeats for -korWond)
The following Schemes for November will lie found
especially worth the attention of the public land orders
are most respectfully solicited IN them.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.
G.. w. VAN HOOK

Oct. 29th, 1853. 4O-tf.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-14

NATIONAL TYYoeRArHIcAL Usios.-The Ma
topsl Convention Of yourneymsn Printers, wneh ma
at Cincinnst In May last having compseeed ne ery-
izstion Of Sssonal typographical Uaioa by adopting
the Constitution submitted BY sprsviess Coovsnn%n,
and also Of code Of By Laws and Rniss o. OFder iof
The Government of the ssme-se next session OF the
National Union win Be held 10 DIE cry on M'rasy 's
seeond day Of Nay sexk E.ev soe: . ILL.
tives. -. -. r..t.-.,
ronI,.sI 7rnion: T. q. Nsfew, II Albsay, n T.,
Prsraens; o. 3. Greene, Of Losi:viIls ~, is Wee
p,ssidert; T. @. Forster, Of q Louis, No, % VICE
p,ssidsrf n. r. r. Dunnars. Of Piftsburs. Penna, Re
eord.uS secretary; J. n Hcreary, Of Cincinnan, ..
Corresponding Secretary; q. H. Randall, Of bs'as"fe'
Nd Treasurer
All Communications enclo<nz money for ehsrssn per
ceptsge &c. the annual reports Of ne kecoes 80
,.ries OF the Subordinate tn;ons. and sshdsG No.
nation with regard 70 the Nsfsosd gslos. .AS' ''
dressed postpaid, 70 the Reco,cia1 49, ~, u ma,
inc ,ree.,soss 3 i've The rspr..sssssvs . re Ne.
uc s faion : rsespaOa berg ia N.Y. worthy sn'fS'
Knights Of INC '"'A - Pssssrsh Pa) pSspsseh.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-14
NETWORK and NEW.HAvEN RAIL

lNROAD-WiSTER AgRAsGkssSr-p-eem u 10 -
: 1rsips out OF New Embellishments ana speelh
Al and ~ A NJ and P. NJ through 90 New-hsyen-
Atsle A. NJ and 81 p VI, through 70 Port Ches-''
The H. A NJ runs in connection with trsin rom New
Haven 10 Hartford I'd Springfield and with train over the
FXpk,ss TEAMS at A. NJ and 3 N for Newhssen,
u.r,to5 sprpsfeld Worcester and Boston Connecticut
b. md Vermont Railroads The NJ train connects
AZ Sew-Bsven with tram Of the New London ho.d 70
S,xrIondor Norwich, stouington and fro'ideaee. Inc
$50 p NJ 70 New-LoDtou Only. n.,. ...,
ThesA NJ stops Stamford and bndsepg'- o.aAs
IN. With Ho-s.ionc and Nsugstuck ksiiroafs blSse
~, The s. p stops stamford Sorwss ava pt'oss
nno,t CONNECTING with Dsnbury Railroad So,w1k aoa
pa gcs.,on,e and Nsussrnck Railroads AZ Bridgeport
Trains into s snd g.v-s
= 11ndsSA NJ and 4 +. NJ, through iroh NeN aA'e1
IA - A N. ard IS p. NJ, from Port Chester:
Tke sS5 NJ receives passenger iren sps ~ go -,
p,,S,ra London and Canal Railroads a. Ses t.tcn
The p NJ receives passengers from Hartford and SP'e
T,rS,ss n ,iSs Iesye NewH,yen CO sfry, o. trsls
from Boston AZ n ana 80 M tcppns o,s - =
NaTxsH spd stamford j leaving Bosar q N a. =
Tra,n, OF lie wLondon Road r-n u e9aee
See large bill Of .1vestsersn, ne +, ssst
principal hotsls. GEV w " MS ~
rSsw- Haven December, ls5&
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-14
Ocean Steamers, 81.

a vSrRAlIAN PACKET LlNE-for fors
TAra@Sisp Melbourne Sc--The new A cipPe, %.
a rA1NA, Joseph Webster, Comman5er 10 sAu H-S
nsnsey This vessel is fitted out in mosi snPei.o
ccmS, expressly for passengers; the @ ~,
LOW /, Nd convenience being unsurpassed ey s ,hs
%e ass.a experience Of her commander who has been
sSrs n, nse'asy known in the passenger trade r ,t "a,
No ,xrsr 10 may sa in her, every Poss ye
have WI Be spared to make her equal 70 NO. prY
TOM Tsseed her IA this hne, via ALsUS ana =, ,ha
pubic pssorty OF which already sISw pSI.
LETTER rroc s.. OF Sssssse spgiy to AsSvERWANN l.
i, e., .ssssss No. IS Soath-st, or on eoSi'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-14
y PrsssYLvAsn.-We learn

PcpuLArios or PKsssYLvAsIA.-We learn
from he iennia assessment usseompIesed that Tiers
are IN the -tsfe Of Pennsylvania 5Os 10 taxable nhso
arr the counties of Forest and Montour excepted no
returns beng received from them II we sIo~ AUD
nbsbhssts 70 hese counties and TX the proportion Of
tzxzbes 20 population 70 5Ia ne popaa:,on OF renn
sylvx.ia az the presen: time would be 2IS'sL II nc
proportion we're / to ia the popalsrson ~oaid %
561lle4 II he proporrcn werel to s. me population
would be 81 e5 Y cannot be sess tAn tas IN ne
year 1859 the Unsed srss census showed tne ,tste 70
pcssess popolstion Of I'll COO isxns Ie pfopof-
top 20 BE- % s.. TIE po,lstes wcsdshews insrs.ss
u rve yssgs If Gote
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-14
rrHE SUPERIOR COURT of the CITY Of

II SPyy YoRK-RfCHARD A. VAN BEUKEN snd HARRIET
n. ALBERT y VAN BEUREs ana ACGusIA d ar,
"A la sufsusuce and m virtue u IN
ord- nd th s1orabe Coaf mad. The above -nt atea
alst and of the statute zach case n% ' ~o"so
note hereby az persons hAsrs aAJ ns4 ~ Y'
bS,- ~ tuirsn. o. Otherwise the anvdi haze %
si-r--t any e th> Pars M prensss heeli-r
10 psodaes the gasr-so-d The re-r-s n.fsrn
- in the CJ o. Sss "k 80. .
,hsr neuIbranres, together sth s@s
br,.. 49, tn r-ptv-iy The premise.
s- 10 above satoa~d kf aano~f iSar hnnaea
al ssyrn a1on dnbet sloOsAas - nd map As 20 n1
h-adfed al "A fe@ hou NE nrln Ns1sf
ug4 A Aa. et;cnhns westerly one hundred et 70
"a tsoNo oa sp NJ oamhr 0ry rne 6fe-n~rh ~ Ns
,.n an. buuar-d thirty ami inches run A g.
,,y me ana or,J s, sal NAP nlHhsf ons
'h-y Eve eef from Char - H. u4'1so
ons Hudson and t-ses '-eniy 'eo tee 70 ne
D1at assion-d Ao he si1fe nsni'5nea Ss .ts ~
% a he Of Amos ct The ~ o. View s
Iosss Besnsns al sd eoer sal -
,~E 81 No. shfy ret and ei-vea INCHES 81 st asi
-. .ss oar ~ .si to - ths- 20 Hudson sshy
fv- fe-t an aD4 Hatsoast unf'p tnf cr
Ar cre nh y nh " he aoe.sd eofsf Also sssDose
rstored he sa,erJ Ste o. "ssaa<on - Ac-. ~ nc
.U ses oensr- and % eve et
fo D. .osa tsry 4 Wshnstoa and Ams 80 IN
"a. he.s 4 . soslh terry -ssy -o ~ - y -
ramkef eTeufecn III taeiee f9
-, :, q -@t the-c. aes,sry ssfy soaf "a ss 70 ".h
n.cn ,~snry e~t b s- pos, frsi -ntast
ses d lsnd so-sssd 10 n " .nnfon ~
nap referred NUMBER avs, a.
81 ds;<nf ssnD 81 -
- ~ - -..-ry conner 81 wtshason ard AHso- IS tssee
-s.,,,y esafy 20 st sanaor -enh ~ - -.
-, s,us ke o. sad ot saHnosr s-v-nts-n thr rt
- G., -. o. thereabogts, tksnee -eefy ehy sf -e1 ~
,1s..sso,. 70 whnstoa iscoe soahsfJ nfeS s-s our
che. or her-sbszs he pace u De. go e-.-
prvr 4 NICHOLS PamS. Auy'. Sa.a~-h
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-14
HTHF PEOPLE Of the STATE Of NEW

WORK ~ ne Gr.rs God Ffes and Adsn-nssut-te al
= Ia E.s.ss q JOHs EARL, ate % th> Cv
- Yi s.sx.s.i CREDITOR ssaf--- n-rt q an "sf
- sT.s4nz. Ios AL ->eh a are b<reo1 ctss af -
.s --coaT y kSee4r befgs saffosats q ne
co,r,y 81 s.- era Ocs the CIT q Nee Ton % Nc
~ I,ri eleven ocof re sreoooa ~ hat 4sJ
- - 80. 10 ,rs th- anal .-st-ner q The Of
IN s.r.hai e s-@n EE-cst0r o. The at sn and tss
- --,o,y -eer-rf ezas.1 the seal Of Oes Of ssA
s.-r~.,., - - s----no axr-d Witness, ALEXANDER
r, ~ BRADFORD q oar ssd Coanfy AZ ne Cay
a S-s. Tor. day 81 ysor1zy. he of
f,i.-frx & ". BRADFORD, s1nosst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-14
IN The Eiiieottrilis WAig of the 10th thu

IL The EHicoariiis Whig Of the 10th thus
describes legal attachments made upon the effects OF
Hon Mr.. straDg, member of the Michigan Legisi.
ture from the Beaver Island District;
j. j. SrRAsG, THE GRAND HIcH-PRiEsr AND
Pgoppgr on MoHxoSrsm We learn from TM Rss-
dOpA HhS that this celebrated Mormon teacher nss 70
which he disappeared " between two days" IAs HAT
saws an attachment issued by Esquire Scsddef on
debt OF long standing constable Douglas proceeded 70
his od gpgs and found In mis- possession numerous nov
elites some books Mormon papers and clothing which
he seized and are now in his possession Among ths
novelties was revolver brace Of pistols, and very
singular machine. which have not ume 10 describe
by the use OF which he enabled 10 peep into iutanty
and thus prepared 10 prophecy and guide the dest
MES OF the Mormon people. Thus dvested, who Knows
but he may become eaieebed In this respect - ssmp
son was with bis locks shsyeni But be man o. M
doutsble enersy and pereversncewill call On higher
authority for assistance and ride tumphAnsiy Gut Of
Cattaraugus some Of these nights'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-14
New.York Town Meetings svrrsvlsoss.

Hhigs 2. Democrats
Byron-W. 8 Miller. Bstsvia--Homer paw.
Dsrien--Daniel Carter, Alabana-Jacob WINSTON.
Flba-Heury Mcneil Alexander-E Earl kiddsr.
LIE Roy-John O. Bixby Bethany-J W. Churchill
0sAAcS=ioan & ffoicomi5se' '-'a'''A'-' u Ss"'ntn-
StHford-W.J J. Tyler.
Bergen-F. ID. Kingmsn
SENECA CO.-The Democrats have carried
the towns Of Seneca Falls Fayete, varick and Romu-
lus, and the Temperance men elect nearly oil their
candidates In Waterloo where Bartholomew skaats
Oem) Ia chosen Supervisor, with Wing Justice and
Assessor The Board will unquestionsbly DO largely
Democratic
DurcHEss Goa Wing Supervisor Ii elect
ed In Fshkill, and also Wing Justice AM Collector
Remainder Of town officers Democratic.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-14
Wairr Cure.
and HYGIENIC NSTI.

uYDR0PATKiC and HYGIENE INSTI-
TUE No IS la, ;st-This sstabEsl aseEt h,vina
been enlarged By the s6c.or OF double horse asoa-
irx can row Accommodate About hundred persons Soc
cal Ssrsrtr,srt for ferale d.sSses- z. + TRAIL D
Prppr,stcr Dr. J. Z. HOSE ORD, Assistant.
NEWPORT WATER CURE-This estah
IN hshmeui xin be opened the inst Of April IL has
been sftsd up With regard 20 the comfort ana
y-nisuce Of PATIENTS and the eelshrsre
uess az the Newport CLIMATE vii make it aesSh 9
cur, address Dr. ". =. REH, Newport r l.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-14
feeal Notircs.
REFRIGERATION NOTICE-SALE OF

CORPORATION NO IL E-SALS OF
- PROPERTY 6F UNPAID TAXES-Pabnc r''ice = h~Sray
gvrn ,Aa sae q yrCprty or unpaid 81 take qs q ~
b. Aucon II ,he Cy Han. Of ths CITY q NsS fors GA Ihl ~
DAY tx-rty Ar . oock a; 1oa All
D. coraa-d on Day 8y usl the Whole q SID rrof>fr Pc
crtaied h- prop~rty o - fd r
u-pd taxes p1tshe1 Tie MoFn COuref sat Nee foS ~
s-rs- nc.psrer printed Esd P1asaed the Cy q Ne l.
De's~S PanVhrt f1 q the p-p7ey 70 Pc -
NJ ~ csIag ~ ccufrosr's orr Ne ha 81
Record "a ostro1~g's Odce, New Fost Jan 10 ISL
10 iElaWM- ALAklAH {. FLAGO, Aootioaef.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-14
,Y,pr BRITISH and NORTH AMERICAN ,!s Can

ROYAL NAIL STEAAshlprS IT." s,se. Ssoood
iVfRPoOL-Chef CABIN Passage si"' ''S>~1
CABIN P sosfSN 70 Cabin fsssass
s,sO, second Cabin Passage, ESQ The 'n'P' '''A ''A
call at Hahfss ,.,,,. AMERICA Capt Leitch
ARABIA, Capt p yee EUROPA Capt shannon
PERSIA. Csgt ~, CANADA Capt. Stone
ASIA, Capt = II 49, NIAGARA Capt LAM
III Hesse carry clear white light At green
on stSTsosIu Nv I'm NEW-Y YORK, weanssdsy fse
AtKKi. HpAs, Stone. from boston, Metnesaayi ssA 81
ASIA Loo. from NEM EN-, SsToN Wsns.ds,, M.eA
AMEaRsAi, n ls I'm NEw.YORK, "Wednesday 'A.Sa !"
ses,'h. not secured until paid for
AnexpeIlsoss tse.e ships will cot DO sccoanls n,
The bullion. peeie, jewey PIss,os 5s, u de
I'm. =. thereof therein expiessea,
For freight or pss'-rse eegHSiRp. No 4Bowhns sresa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-14
'eh nao ~ DATES OF SAILING.

For freight or Pss S1Th / c. No. 81 wana N z.
IIpC>tN siilPLEY n Co. Liverpool
y q. ROBERTS Co, No 10 hins' Aiin' AN~
,oHS nMUNRoE Co, Rue NOtTsspsI s, Ses VIC
'o' tories Pans; or, GEO pRAfEh. has's
The Of these ps r Srp 1S S1s. Or
ss sa ~ .Is are ssnsd and the value thereof
sN.r.,p exnreseed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-14
N AND SAN FRANCISCO STEAM.

AsPlNWALL and PANAMA Al greatly reduced rae.
No detention on the shmu. The new and asi sds wheel
steamship UNION, 600 tons) Richard Adams Commsn-
PEI No North River on TUESDAY April at oclo.s
I'm precisely connecting with the new and magnificent
sel double-eDgjDs steamship CORTES Il tnns
Thomas b. Chopper Commander which steamer will be in
readiness al PANAMA to receive The UNIONS passengers
dstons and ventilation Of the Cortes are ali Thai cen he AZ
nred her speed tessbshed the voyage between New.
passed. ~ 7' - 114
Every exerton will be made the part Of the line ton-
sure comfort, expedition and safety. Passengers will be
,snded on the wharf at Aspinwa free taking the Panama
cold only at No. 26 Broadway
.. DAVIS, BROOKS l. Co, General Agents.
mai Bag Is made M a. the shove Office under the new
public. " WIG VI VIC
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-14
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, MONDAY, MARCH ia, 1858.

DOSEMARY and CASTOR OIL are decid-
h ely the sid bess articles N the World i,s
dressing the hsir They s-d ce8zsy -
SsbduE promote reh xnd luxnrsnf uuwth. and rater
sot and PllAhle. Al the genuine, shachls sc,rnsV
sne ehsmsraly prepared viii have tae Signature OF MS
srsi4L sfALDiNG upoo - who - sole Anericaa A..1'
faeturr ana Proprietor Principal depot az Nc y lre-
mort-se~, so~:sn. Sod N Sew-iors By RUSH TON,
CLARK Co, and q. n RING, ecrpcr OF John-s. and
Broadway. Trial beetles . eeurs; large hosties fSc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-14
INDEPENDENT OPPOSITION LINE fol-

new JSShNlA-At Great Reduction IN PneeC,TS9
tx ian1 yv, and f.ss ssss steamship USSLh g.
IN nnNpAY, Marvh p, at p: NJ from fler 10
h,, ~ ne oneie sam has established the ehsrsete, o
sxs "ysfes beat ali OF her competitors from twoto
Ssrea: her coed qualities sesbost and aceomnio
ers a. ~ psssenses much superior 70 etnet ses n
~ ns1 spcee No EFFORTS will be spared on the par. .,
s,,s,n Or ofeeu 10 send the passengers through WIZ
Comfort and safety. For freight or passage ~
Car,,.y ow Ia.eS apply 70 L. MILLS, Agent NO d
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-14
1--WE NETWORK and LIVERPOOL UNI
Nm ST ATFS MAIL STEAMERS-The SHIPS COM

ro.;ns thi. line the loowlnspp CIVIC Can, Ny.,
PATIANTIC, CAPT West BAlTIC Capt Coinstoek
ARC1i., WI sDRJATIC Capt. Grafton.
These ships have been built sS nc, sTs h sS
ernmen, lo in their Engines 10 insure strength ana
:pss and PPss Of p. sS o
quaed iot 20 fiysyroo in irstca< cabin - IN second
exclusive use OF e1trasle state rooms sD rom
liverpool to NewYors $50 and An .cnreS pn pad for.
Keon affacheu 70 80 :. VIC or sAIIIyG
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LIMITED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP

80 COmPANY comectog with the PACIFIC MAIL
SiEAMsblP COMPANY carrying the great United states
Mail Only through weekly United States Mail Line Tor
GALltoKNlA and OREGON via AsPINWALL and
PANAMA, leaving New-York the 5th 18th 10Th and
18th OF each month. Great reduced prices The splen
did UNITED States mail steamship CRESCENT CITY 500
TINS burden Rodney Baxter, Commander will sail on
pier At the foot of Warren-st North River The Pac6e
Mai Steamship Compsnys magnificent steau er OREGON
viii be m readiness a. Panama 70 receive the Crescent Cty
mails and psssengers ard sail immediately for San Frsn
cisco. The Crescent City will be followed the 5th Of
April by the United States mail steamer GEORGIA $500
uns burden, ID. Porter, U. = ~, Commander connect
ing at Panama with the Pacific Mail Steamship Companys
magnificent new mail steamship JOHN L. STEPHENS
The Pacific Mail Steamship Company always Keen extra
steamers at Panama. 10 insure immediate dispatch For
freight or passage apply TO CHARLES A. WHITNEY.
et the office OF The Companies No. IN West corner Of
Warren.
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Remitt.ncee-Psssages. -.
BOWMAN. GPINNELL IL Co, No. %
kCc"t. n VI sola and only authorized Agents
for tie SWALLOW-TAlL LINE OF pls.1s al sverv
LIVERPOOL PACKETS san OH LeNs ., T.n,.s.y
and 9lst OF every month. eaN ssnaSs i"u'
LIVERPOOL, SNp pptFI
CONSIrinGgII'UUN' CORNELIUS GRINNELL,
NV WV IN Di,r WEST INDEPENDENCE,
OUEEN . Or lrin " AMERICAN CONGRESS,
CONS IAN - az atm PRINCE ALBERT,
AEbE Ef8r St YORKTOWN,
ASHb SHyEt ~ SSlN1ON PATRICK HENRY.
AMEhc<>, =. "a n, their friends and DESTROYS OF
Persons wishing 70 s ~ The aboye magnificent ships,
se ipormed that Mess BOWMAN ~. sty
are the only Agents for the above SHIPS ~ which ar,
They also Issue p ,nT OwD hlouscu ,nd Great
rayaoIe ~ Ss - BOWMAN, GRlNNELL 20,
Britain a., N Y and No. Regents road Li'eiPO0"
1 ,.cI.,. leave New-York 9th and 2lst OF every
month ,.,.o Nsw.York every alternate Thur
A.. ,oH For passage apply as above
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limited STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP

~ IOAPANY-COunes ting with The Pacific I4 Steam
hip Company. carrying tie seat United Stats Mail Oa-
~ through United staas Mai. Line for California and Ore
son, wa Aspn~ah and Panama Greatly reduced prices
Ibe splendid ard double T.. 5. NAL Stsansbo
ILLINOIS, 2o tuns burden, H. J. Hartsteos U j. Navy,
eornnanoer, will sail MONDAY March 81 At 2oclock
T. ~ pTecaely, from pier az OJ Of Warren North Ks-
En- The Pacific Mail Steamship Conpanys naEniics1t
steamer GOLDEN GATE, will Be in readiness Panama
70 Teee1ye The Illinois malls aud passengers. and ss i'm
medatey for San Francisco. The Godsn Gate ps roTms
her tips oy Panama 70 San Fracisoo inside Of II days
beating all other tie Pacific from u DAYS
and her accommodations are Only equaled b. her eonso
the JDo L. stepbs No Efforts sill be spared on the part
OF ne Companies TO send ker passengers through WITH
pedtiOn comfort and sAety. Passengers will be landed
at The railroad wharf al Aspnva free. Transit Of the
isthmus at the passengeTs expense. Persons securing
new York have preference Of accommodation on board tie
rschc Mail steameIs Rates OF Fare from Psaan4 san
francsco On the most favorable terms For Fresht or pa
sage apply 10 CHARLES A WHITNEY
Ct the Office Of the Companies. No. III We.t-.t
corner Of Warren. NY