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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-09
Further Details by the Humboldt.

The uumt id brings dates from avre the 18th ut
Among the passengers is Pulaski friend of kossuth
Inerrogations ad dressed the British Govern
men in reference nDeuuFtsous speech made by Sir
Cbas Wood at Halifax which the conduct Of the En-
peror Louis Napoleon attacked Sir Charles hslng
absent, the Earl Of Aberdeen and Lord John Russell
piled the effect that Sir Charles had intention OF
being personally offensive to the Emperor
Mr. Cobden called the attention Of the Secretary OF
Foreign Affairs to letter in the London Times. written
by Earl Egercombe who says that lie has pr ate iuor
nation uudoubted character that naval in
France eventually to be employed in descent upon
the English shores Lord John Russell replied by doubt
ing the correctness OF Ears informatiou and
ernnens Is most friendly character that the Gov
ernmen had not thought necessary to tate vii
France Oh the subject of naval preparations.
The weather i'll England was remarkably cold, there
being snow and severe frosts.
Tie accounts Milan represent the outbreak
as a small affair The ringleaders have been hanged
The Austrian Government has placed military Gordon
on the frontier Of Switzerland
Martial law Of the most rigorous nature has been
forced st Milan
Dates from Paris are to ths 18th. The Legislative
Chambers opened the l4th at the Tuieres BY the
Emperor in person In his speech he said he had cde
to reduoe the army to keep good understanding with
foreign powers TO to the ncredulous that when
France declares beT intention to remain at pence she
be believed he strong enough not to be afraid
the army is to be reduced by 20 900.
The speech created great enthusiasm, and produced
favorable effect the Beurse causing rise OF French
stocks to result.
Manufactures throughout France stagnant
Marshal Radstsky in his proclamation that ty
four soldiers killed and wounded in Milan No dis
turbance had occurred in any other point of Italy.
The spanish fgate left Havre for Spain on the
18th with So 5000 in specie loaned the Spanish Govern
ment by French baking houses.
letter from Milan states that the arrests amount tC
eighty.sx
srArv-Membsrs of the Cortes elected 7Oi Minists
rial, $50.
The Dublin steamer Victoria has been lost the Irisl
coast and hty lives lost The Nictors belonged to tn
Dublin Steam Packet Company, aud was the passing
from Liverpool to Dubn The captain aud second an'
| third mates are among the lost.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-09

RESTITUTION heNAy OBTAINED By FeEeEEr-A
cashier Of bank in Lexington, Ky, writes that few
mouths teller in that bank paid forged check for
the Of s653 and that the 2+sh ut he received
letter from Archbishop Hughes If NswYork contsining
a check tor the above amount stating that the money
was received from Belfast Ireland BY the last steamer
from an individual with request that be forwarded to
the above bank Conscience at work with its myste
rious influences and the ritual OF the confessional no
doubt caused the money to be restored.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-09

Mn. @. A. LosAS.-fhe Pittsburgh Journal IN aiiudns
to his sudden death says lie arose in the morning IN
peree. health and breakfast heartily lit cigar and
walked ur and down the deck chaog in his usual hn
morous manner with toe GaPtEia aud psssengsrs he
then went down the ladies' cabin and went into his
aughters state room In about ten or fifteen minutes
afterwards she herrdsd n finding him perfectly
dead on the floor physician VINO was on board was
Immediately called in, but lif' had fHd.'
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-09

FlRENBS's FIGHr-The Cincinnati Commercial, Of the
lst inst. says Gu yesterday moruing about o'clock
band OF ruAns proceeded to the engine house Of the
Marion Fire Company, aud commenced attack on the
premises by endeayoing to break in the door and by
throwing stones and fring pistols through the windows
Thirteen members of the company Inside snd
pulsed the assailaats by yoey Of small Ssyera
of the assaung party shot, but nona far
reporter could ascertain, were dasserou-ly wounded.
rhe supgostion that the inv ding party members
Of Company No s. who took this manner Of seeking
redress for the assault made their company by the
ghts the night previous How long is city to be III
acted with these pssts upon society y
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-09

An interesting account has Just been received by the
Royal Society. of expedition for making survey oi
the Pacific Capt Dsshaul. r. N, Of the Herald gives
the result Of the deepest soundngs made taken
by him calm day in 35 deg 40 min. south latitude
aud 81 deg min. west longitude. The sounding
obtained calm day passage from Rio Janeiro to
the Cape q Good Nope Csrt D~rsn had received from
Commodore MoKeever, Unt,d States Navy 10 600 faith
oms of line 10 $40 fathous reel and OO0
other and that the line used The pummet, which
eleven inches long. weighed nine ponds When 1916
fathoms off the line the bottom reached
Capt Denham and Lieut. Hutoh hesou by whom he
sisted. several times drew the line fifty athoms aud
dropped it again but it stopped at the mark aud
would another turn Of the reel The time oecu
pied in taking their sounding nine hours twenty
minutes and ftytve seconds the length ofune I geo
graphical miles Of sixty degree The highest summit
of the Hmasya mountains does not exceed 2suOo feet
Thus the bottom has depths which greatly supass the
elevation upon the earths surface Great care was
to bring up the plumme to show As nature the
bottom but broke l40 fathoms below the water ne
carving away Thermometer which had been TO
il at the depth 5000 feet This sounding Is the deepest
made The strength of the line was equal 10 - os'
| sye of plummet.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-09

THREE Man sfIor IN ArrsslRrIsG Az ARREST. The
ClarksEl (Tenn) JeersoBsn is informed by gentle
man from county that reHeoantre took place
in county Lafayette. Ky, in which three men
were shot by named Ramsey, Of them supposed
TO be nortay wounded The circumstances Is near as
the }, Il rsvnian could gather them. follows
Several months ego Ramsey arrested and confined
10 the Dover j4I released by ths Court oTtng to
the non ppea II witnesses against hn The Uoy-
rnyr rutucSs made rsquisiaou u lhr 6Userno OF
Tennessee iur his delivery keatky srtor'ties,
which r, dulssii0 granted by the SiOveruor- and TIL
GERS w,re Tne h passed through the
f.rsr MIR Johu A Lsmby, through shauer ot air.
layer Bogrt. constable, Anfct,ng svyere wound and
odsvd ia tue b1iy o syoag man ansd he sell no. II =
thought the .ud Ii that Ramsey
but without shsct Ramsey was ar
| luSted aud IS ia jail
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-09

THE FoEr SMITH RoUrE cAtIFoaNIA.-T The Fort
Smith Herald in reply to letter addressed to the editor
this city making inquiries relative to the Fort Smith
California passing through Santa Fs or AIbu
querque, says:
The Fort smith route affords grass early generally
the ltof r and the road 20 santa Fe good
known and the road by Don Ana is almost unsurpassed
az rng abundance Of good grass for stock IL sup
posed that the route by SAINTS f thence by Walkers
Pass is the and hest known least is said
by those living in santa Fe From santa Ee by this Pass
requires ouly twenty iss days tovTsseh California We
nothing about IT, only what h4s been published in
rg4fd t6 it. There are great many making arrange
Leave here early in The png Plck mules Is
doubt the speedest way of traEeng ana migrants
California in about half the tims wagons to
There is but little danger ~ be apprehended from
Indians provided emigrauts pruasnt and vatchfu
In regard mules that there VIII be large
number here Tor sale but 10 the rate cannot say
out presume that they bs had moderate gfices
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-09

ARTEstAv WELL.--Heeher \ Bros artesian we'll tor
their sugar refinery has been bored os depth OF
and water has been last This wner is said t1
be OF peculiar gaseous smell aud taste, and is now un
dergoing chemical analysis, lst. Louis News.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-09

FENO STEAMBOAT CAPTAINS and F.J n
OWNERS...N"w Orleans, January 10, ls53 ls&ss-tsi
The undersigned las ti- lay commenced GEN Err
STEAMBOAT AGENCY his account and will curtna
exclusively such business. In thus presenting himself before b
the pe that his long experience white in the
personal the her with his
with shippers that he Liberal patron
consideration References respectfully made to
Mtssrs. WATERS. CAMDEN & co, New Orls2ns
STONE 4 WALWORTu,
BRIDGE Il BRO
NlIllE y * BUCHANAN
Captain GEO. ". CABLE, steamer H. NJ kennett,
W. w. BAkER, Delaware.
R.M HUNTER, Autassador
ianll J. j. CHILD uhre 90 poydas street. New Orleans
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-09

~ have always hand supply these Mills va
sizes with wi hout Cornoob Cushs The advantages OF
thsss Mills will be person VINO
article will take the trouble to examine them the
Agents, klDDER FABIAN VI Magazine street, jamie .
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REGULAR PACK Els.


FyORMOBILE.--Daily U. S. Mail .ysiT---
lov pressure packet OREGON, Capt r. r
r CALIFORNIA, Captain Sam. Roae, and the high pressure
Lake e'F CHARLES, Capt Rsub. fcs' havns bsgn
built srpfsssly for the Lake tr.e, with lf!f
DAILY on arrival 5. te Lake oock 5r stopping
PacagGua wessdas goirg sud 1le-iya Hnd FrdsA returning
~ Freight for Fay 81 Llp', Pass Chr''hn and fg'ua
be CREOLE. -
Agent at three eok r. ~ Letter. Mbe saol pi
in he mail. tisil R. GEDDEs, hgsnt 10 Bank Fl.es.
EOR BILOXI, FORT PIKE, Bay .sfT-S
ST. LOUIS PASS CHRISTIAN AND MIS- -
siSSIPPI CITY, extending LYNCBURG sPRtN5s AID PAsA
Weakly Packet Steamer CREOLEI1e hDd splendid
pressure packet steamer CREOLE, r. W. Luke, mh
expressly tins trade with superior accommodation WI leave
Rirsd % arrival Of The Cara i Lake as iolowa
WEDNESDAY 10 a. " cars. sU( DAY EVENING
SATURDA DAY..........5P. p. N ears. THURSDAY EVENING;
from Biloxi intermediate Landings, ~ 80. rhg
drrnA servauis, 81 50. Deek, q %.
~ Freight received a. Rajroad dept Mo1d.rs ratsy
and Saturdays up Wednes5sya
ts- The Letter Bag will leave office ua
Wsdr sisy morning - s00Jk sld Saturday
jams r. GErDss, Agent 30 iinah Place.
ENOR DONALDSONVILLE, COAST Yrs "a.
TRAD AND LAFoURCHE. - The l-T.sy,f
MARf FOLEY, DAlsrys, masieIJ gtl esys ssssa-s
ani FRIEAY, at O'clock forsgd Pses- saig
ESOR LAFOURCHE - Coast and ~ ~
Laourchp PacketIAe steamer DIR. RATES lxEAts$ "A
Capt W q. " ison, EVERY MONDAY
nov27 II a. LAFoREsT. 20 Bienylie street.
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DAILY CRESCENT.
From psxaa.

BY the arrival Of the steamship Louisiana, have
ceived dates from Galveston the 4;h Inst and Indian
ola Of the 81
Texas grsAR-A merchant in Indanola has received
shipment Of twelve hogssads Of sugar ffo TIE planta
tion Of Mr. Hawkins in HssagoE1a county It said to
be fine article.
Ms1axE The Ipdianola Bulletin says TIA, the rsp5rt
that the bill approprispg $4,000 for clearing the
rivers Of Texas had become law Is mistake. The Bu
sn says that It failed in consequences Of its being
tnently pockstsd ty . member Of the Earoing Com
mttse.
CANDIDATE ron Co1eREss-captain G Lewis. Of
Corpus Christi IS officially announced Candidate for
Coz res from the s-lsrn District Of Texas Captain
hss recently been in command Of company Of Rangers
called out by Gov Bell He came very late In the
canvass of $751; bat made good race and came near
being elected
MAsosIc HALL The Masonic Hall at Indiauola has
been completed, and it is represented splendid
building
FRE On the 18th ut FIRE occurred at Austin, which
destroyed the stables Of Hall oBren Al time the
whole buness part Of tn. town threatened With de-
| strueton
Fos GovERvoa Lieutenant Governor Jas W Hender-
son, Of Houston, il candidate for Governor Of Texas
The list stands, for Governor. =. ". Pease. q. "
smith J. W. Henderson. n. I Johnson A. NJ Lewis. For
| Congress v. Howard GOV Dell u X Lewis
We have anaoIae~anesEf fs B'slsfsEfrs Cor
ernor bItt would suppose W D. AiEr of travis, Eo1fd
I'll that station with credit aud satisfaction to the people
He Secretary of the Senate, Chairman Of the
| Democratic State Central Committee.
=--=-------
| From RIO GsAsDE.-Ths Brownsville Flag Of the
sth February learns from good authority that the plans
of Carvsa have been abandoned least for the present
and that his followers many Of whom farmers, have
turned their attention to planting their fields.
the same psper says We pleased the affairs
in Matamoras assuming aspect content and qui-
etude not experienced before for time Another
feature Of the order Of things notice with
faction and that the unrestained friendly ntercourss
between the citizens Of Brownsville and Matamoras. Du
ring the administration Of Gen Avalos 1t thns
to Mexican officer in streets; now, however
reeed them daily interchauging cives Will
our officers and ctzsus We repeat It is particularly
gratifying the existence Of this ofaairs
sincerely hope they may long continue thus. Ever
exertion appears be nanif ed both by Col Cruz
his command we'll by the civil authorities and citi
Of Matamoros torstore and maintain good relation
and harmony, not alone with their people but ais,
wit their neghbors. Let then not be backward IL
maintaining part the continuance Of this gooC
ueighborhood.
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r,lRE AND wEATBERpROoF PAINT

500 barrels and half barrels dry) tho celebrated BRIDGE
WATER FAINT warranted superior tie eoun
~ and for sale by G. c. BOGERT CO.. Camp
States Louisiana, Alabama ssssipu feE
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-09

THE ALEPFo BUrToS-.1 SiRgaiay Dissase--The Aleppo
button slnyuisr ulcer, winch attacks every perscl
born in the Sy, and every stranger who spends more
than month there. 1t neither be prevented
cured and always last year. The inhabitants almost
invariably have the seeither the cheek fore
head lip OF the noasherc il often leaves ndeli
ole di,fgurzg Strangers the contrary have
Of The jORs either wrist tnes oranzie SO
steLly is its staoR confined ms city proper that in
Of the shbering Vagss, in the distant
suburbs is IL known Physicans have vairy attempted
70 prevent it by iuaoeustuu aud loss 10 what
cause ascribe We liable to have it, but hops it
will postpone its appearance I'll aftsF reach home Ba-
yard Taylor.
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The following aueeioe supposed to have taken place
between I'D farmer driving team into city, aud
one ii City Fathers Eho cut pleasure
eursion-airng himself tedious session. We give
the farmer's stery
sir-as was driving my team, observed a hat IN
N, paf reached my HLip stick to ir " freni
tLe mud What you doing NlLh my h4.H cried a
vtAce under it. discovered u1d5t tie ehzpeau
tity Father Up his Il nire. Pr ist ME
n,Ip ;uu our, SD l. Thank you, said the bsTl red
Eat1er have a long legged horse uader Hls, vho has
carried ne tbruugh shs than ths oRly
ppipg oeealh my this s the best t1otin
uaTe found inside The ety iidits is1sisyEir peIa.
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CUMBERLAND RITER.

VIII leave SATURDAY, MUc1 Il, At oflsek P u,
ESOR NASHVILLE, CLARKsyITLE ~ n
Il ard all nt-rmsls- l5HdnFs cam1-rlard 81 81 -
Rerr.-1ho drUsh last rHnHng regular
Nnshy- packet IROqTOIs Capt, Peterson, u l-ge above.
For IRE .lf passage lg uu board, or ~
WHITF x BUGHASAN, 81 Fulton street.
mis- J.J. CIllLIs, 90 PoydtAs street.
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CrEr ron ToorHAuHL-ar Jalles Batson. Of Asirlrie
saws GUN Coral When dis Dive IN tAlorourm forr7s
excellent com pound for ftudng the holes of dtcsyei
teeth have used 1t very frequently, and tbs benefits
NJ patients have eriF tr1ua it have been truly aston
i6nz The application is simple and easy. clean oGt
lie hole and little piece Of cotton with he
iuun introduce this into the dseayed part, aud in
every instance the relief Las been almost tsnfaneous
The chloroform tfe pain and the gum cupa!
sists the action Of the sally and the application 4 SO
agreeable who may labor under this dreadful mall
aay would do well to n ke q trial OF it.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-09

sfTevLAH sEcsET SOCIETY The police Of Perrysvils.
Ashland county. have juss dissovered and exposed
society among the youth cf that town which is
startling enough ia its featcrss the penalty Little
harder than usual
Tbs society numbered band OF fifteen young Tnen
and boys formed for the purpose Of robbery Captain
vas choesn and regular Constitution sad ByLzss the
violation Of Which DEATH adopted oDs Of the
bnd stole from his father SO which he had collect
d for poor widow who lad bsioaginz the baud
earDie that the bslon gsd the band stole
$40 from anothsr woman to replace it. The
of landlord in PsrTyvil- opsusd by twoeef the
band. aud ten dollar b. taken from il The ons that
changed the bill 70 divide with mis- eunrsdes charmed
premium for making change THIS besg vai.&1bn of
the By 4vs, the Of the band unknown ha held
mestiag and determined his dsetb. II rA%sffanged
thai all 60 upon the ice lin ~hch hole
- b. previously c to skate and tnus all should
sL7uea c1FrSlty m 40 Ysf@r nok In and
when this should st0op over the boe Of the
pAny shouti strike him with club and pitch him in
One young whose hssrs not coFrodsd the
Feiensd and By giving information prevented the
murter Several Of the company now IN the Ashland
Jail GCin. Enq.
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Il
FeHS'TH DseLAn.sIoS oF wsR--The FLOWING curou-
"fcA'aton of rr was Issued In 1853 By Mahonlst ~
| sgaisst Leopold, Emperor of Grrrnaay
By the grace Of God the er-st Gal q, ry,.v,, .,
hGi1 Iabdrnet god of the earth rhro,y,s, sd s rt
Emperor o. Babylon and Juda fro, tie Using Ia th
fettlng of me sun King q earthly kss sle Of
arabs and dfaatena born triumphant soyar.s, N ID
fusasm possesor of the tomb Of Christ tn, a.
clare TO thee Emperor n Germany to tee kiua On pa
land aod 20 all ths chiefs If Thy land a. wei =, 10 ~,
solved TO attack thee with 10 kings 300 0e0 raen on H
back and faot With Turkish eoursee eourarsuuknor
tbse and thine We will visit thee in vien5a Inv esn
tsl and pursue thee ard the king n Pcspd AID 81 INV
allies sword 10 hand burning plnnaoring. murderiax -
destroying the country and sufsas ~ tor thee rho4
shafs MIR the most horrible death iu4sgiasd Az thy
royernsnt ia weak and cruel among Christians
si lroEa tse with Ere and sword thy Empire and
Kingdom ard swise CTfTtlroy and aauihilae the See
Of Rome ard it, triple
fhs Emperor ~ Germany ard King of Poland, Is
declaration % thee and all Thy Gepondsus Is ard Ts more
over inform thee that these words viii peeT =. fol-
loved by aeeds gr which thou hast 10 bold thysef IN
readiness
Gwen IN Our po~erfnl city stamboni sapins 1853
streets 20 hospitals 1000 pBsc baths 995 fountains 40
MARKETS 5 stables for muls 49, inns for foreigaeTr 6J2
great and email schools, 422 mosques and churches.
eumerepc-. and ia walls 800 strurg towers Our
ancestors wrested it from the hands Of the Christians
whose -ivs and children murdered before their
eyes Thus will We treat thee and Christians 10 prove
hatred and di+dain
Gysn the t~entyffth year Of o1r age and the sew
euth of our potent 7, ga.
(sigaedJ MoLo Ma srossErf -
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PE4RL RIVER.

viii Leave FRIDAY NJ rch II, "a 5 o'clock =, 81.
EOR GEORGETOWN, MONTICELLO g. ~
all gs. Regnl Pearl
Packet-The 90 ER,
master receIy,Ug Now
Basin. freight Q passage, appls on board,
mhg I, WILSON, II Csrondcet street.
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OU.fCHfT.3 RIFER.
.HLABAN4 RIVER.

VIII leave THURSDAY, March 10, at O'Clock +. N.
EOR MONTGOMERY, WETUMPKA HxS u
ami all landings Als Eiyer via the
New Basins-Thc new, elegant stcrlI " EI VI Pc
INA, C. Odds resht a. The New bas and wal
Fer freight passage, apps board OF TO
Mcdonnell tR- . BELL ~ Poydraa street,
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ILLINOIS RIPER.

Wllleaye THURSDAY, March 10, at o'clock p N.
ENOR ILLINOIS RIVER Direct, t.Y -
A. LA SALE, NAPLES BEARDsTowN ST. n
LOUIS, CAIRO, MEMPHIS and all intermediate l-nd
ng.Te elegant Light dran h steamer GEORGIA, W
receiving freight and will leave a6ove
+ Of freight passage, apply on board
mlS oGLESBY 4 MACAULAY, es Tehouptouas street,
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xxrHIrE PINE LuMBER-About Il goo

Wv st best White Pine Lumber, clear nom Ruots end vel
s,1ed will he soli application be made within nree
days. y BOARD ship MARSHA ELD a Pest Iht pJre, deess
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TENNESSEE RTVER.

win leave WEDNESDAY. NJ rss q. et4o O'Clock T. -.
ENOR FLORENCE, TUSCUNBIA, ~ y.
E4STPORT i1teIinedA. LAID nssRgg 81 q -
ulr Tennessee ,.set CiIER0EEEI1,
y,
lev port iaiY gh will leave above Fol
freight @ pass -, apply Ouaad ~ TO
E+ CHEROKEE will take rgI: hr Nasty privilege o
ie-sippng FHI-ah. -. .-.. .- .
UAs While NlLfiANANi o. 'st pileu s'ee''
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.4RhHNSHS RIPER.

VIII leave THURSDAY, March 10, at ; o'clock P. N.
ENOR FORT SMITH,VAN BUREN, ~ n
LITTLE ROCK and all intermediate landngs-
he superior aud swift packet steamer
DOVE Captain H. W. smth will leave above ro isisnt OF
passage, apply on board, or TO ..
NJ GREENWOOD d CO.. % Carondeet street
mhq FIMlSTER, 81 Poydras street.
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VIII leave SATURDAY, March l9, Mt O'Clock p. NJ.
ES0R ST. LOUIS, and all interme- w-s
r. diaie landngsThe sg ndid passenger packet
JOHN sIMOSDs, n. Robris, master z5zzzzssEx1a
will leave her trip above For freight or lsv 'Iug
superior accommodations, apply board or
GEO. ". SHAW h 90. "A PUvdras street.
fq6 or KENNETT DIX 4 co. II Tchoupitoulas street
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MEMPHIS.

wflleave SATURDAY. March IA. at O'clock N.
EOR VICKSBURG, WARRENTQN, Sg =
= NEW cARTIIAGE GshSD a.: Grbf ,3lJ HARD Lairxz
SATCIIEZ FORT ADAMS BAYOU SARA, and AZ 1LsIinedlt
ysTbs splendid passenger packet steamer NATCBEI No
r. will leave above. For isAt passage
aPrly board, or to
d. n. CARROLL. Union Row, 53 Cnrondset street.
t No, as arrangements with the tteame
yoa4 d4ill take OF
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WnIleave WEDNESDAY March 9, at O'Clock
EH0R CAMDEN, Ell DORADO LAND ~
n ING, cHANrAGNOLE, WILMINGTON. no LslsIt4AsS
RD LANDING piStoN IiiIL, MARIE SALINE n1zssassxszH
ALABAMA LANDING. TRENTON, MONROE COLI AlbA, itAtt
soNBtRG, sud all IteTme ats a.dags a.. running gh
dfslsht Iaket VIEW WORLD, Len Moore.
viii leave above. Fortnight passage, having hae
. m1s J.LLoYp LEWIS, Il Poydras street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-08
AGENCY

NExSEN co.'s WESTERN LAND AGENCY, la
IN fsystie nd.O6co in New York, 81 Wall street,
Government lands located by warrants ossh on shares 81
commission IN ndisna Illinois, Wisconsin, or Iowa JUG
eoue eestiens made on the newly protected
above States will realize 100 cont por snnum Parey
interested should apply mmsdatey - the sss loeetor
being rapidly taken N Co. personally nspees AZ
circulars apply ~ the Land Warrant Ofh,e o.
4. J. COLEMAN. % Wsn street.
DEAL ESTATE sOTFTCE, 70 HARRISON sTRGET.-
IN Tho sshscrher continues TO give hs whole ntsention 70
the management Of real estate coll cr essc ana cot
lect the rents OF bonses keepng them in repair do P
perty always hsnd and for sale Lots conotry
seats ac disposed ef On ssAroaRba sfma " NJ SAvvT.