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Washington telegraph., 1853-08-17

"A low or 4 BONNET. Tho latest
Partisan fashion is bonnet without crown
an assemblace of flowers ribbons, and
lace, point on tafIetas. richly embroidered
in large dots with straw. which shades the
knot of plated hair which falls on the napen
of the neck This must DO "a love Of a
bonnet The great domestic question,
however, will be-is it expensive.
Lon Carrier.
Washington telegraph., 1853-08-17
Fis{i6TsteTisisr.

Extended Emrira lihe expanded gold exchan-
gcs solid strength ior superficial splendor
DR.. JoLFsca.
The above arh0rism Of DIR. johnson. VIC
commend tc the special reflection of the
manifest 9ystiny men. who are seeking 10
stretch the dominion of Rcpublicanism over
al creation. III Tie geography IF Yonnr
hmcrira, the following boundaries of tie
United States are row glibly given East
w sunrise West w sunset North ~ the
Arctic Expedition and South as far as rrc
dJra please, This. in the slang language
Nj the hnv, expresses very fily the rash and
reckless sentiment Of Young America-the
spirit VI bue.erism-Short-boy
universal Rowayism. Under the >pecions
rrctence Of extending the area Of Freedom.
thc spirit VI War and Conqucs. Is fomented,
and cGS0s Lckki H. looked for. and pro-
vci-ed, IN every motion of a contagious Foyg-
or. Instead of needing the counScls of
wise men; Of studying and striving to imi-
tate thc patriosm of tie Fathers Of The Re
public: The spirit Of the age takes form
and direction from fllibuster boys and sport
ing politicians
TOO nhcad MI This j. the order and the
watch word Of the day. No matter how, or
NJ ".
In, and with the mad velocity Of a steam en-
ajuc druuEcnly driven down descending
grade. With 4 wilderness of territory al
most boundiess We are not content 70 keep
II. ma cultivate IL; the insane cry u still more.
After having taken an empire from Mexico.
rs indemnity for the past and security for
TIE future, whose incxhaustsblc gold mines
have alone saved ~ from igncminOus bank
ruptcy, orr fllibustcr politicians are now
nrEiur the occupation of tie Mcscilla Val
Icv. in violation of the boundary limits
peacefully established by Joint Commission
Tie right az the strongest is again taking
possession of the heart Of ,he people, in AL
IT. barbarian cruelty and power. Dema-
Gn@nos in its ro-trum- and demagogucs in
the sanctum find i for their Immediate in
tcrcst I'd iafamc The passions Of sordid am
liton and national vanity. In the political
contest, Tie spoils Of Office are held up as
thc Inst reward cf party and in the bloody
struggle of war, trophies, honors, pensions
and "glory' are protusely promised 70 the
soldiers of The Republic.
Il is both an ugIateiul. and IN unpopular
cfurt--thc attempt to check, or turn, this
headlong spirit Of the age which those who
minister to It, dignity with the name Of tho
spirit of progress" But there never was
2 time since the world began, when the in
fucnce Of a wise and watchiul conservatism
was more needed than now. There is no
danger that We shall not 90 ahead fast
enough. The momentum Of the American
Republic nothing can check, but its own
misguided course. The centrifugal force
which 1t received ID the beginning, ID sufi-
cient 10 revolve il through All time. 1t is
only the ccntripetal, the power that binds
the Orb to a common centre, that i in dan
ger of being weakened. And when that is
overcome tie body it has supported, bowev-
or brilliant and glorious may have been it,
career, falls, like Lucifcr from heaven, 10
rise to more. NJ u Mirror.
G---...--.-.- 80. - IT.. H. =
Washington telegraph., 1853-08-17

LEIGH HUHr, after giving On account Of
the freezing of poor woman to death vine
had been refused admittanee to a number
of houses, adds-"It is surprising how few
Christians there are, considering the nam
Der of them"
Washington telegraph., 1853-08-17

STICKING TO THE TExT.-The library Of
clergyman lately deceased in England
was valued at 81, while bis vine vas esti-
mated 10 be worth GEO. Some one OBJ
served that he must have thought as an
apostle did that "the latter killcth, but the
spirit giveth life
Washington telegraph., 1853-08-17

Extended Empire, liLe expanded gold exchan-
gcs solid strength for superficial splendor.
DR.. JltRsca
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..s..4rsa,1 % irss.s,xssss. gsssS 80 yssss
'Fif-sis t~i Fsss1sir-Is - Q ygS.tmisSssp
~hiAE. ~ ths rs1s;Sslds ~ Ged, co zshsB elaee
1r city osa sysr snjoy Applause ST.. I
ieel as you do that We must bow-we can hardly
do anything else than bow-before these rscoi-
lections and associations. / feel how inadequate
is language, sir, and you also feel il when you
come TO speak Of that period Language don't
reach it, SIR. Our hearts honor it in all depth,
power and fullness, | hope. Those men Of whom
you have spoken, who planted here the institu.
uohs OF Tree government, let US remember.
were no monday patriots-they were no scheming
philantnropists--they were no visionary states
men. Ihey deliberated amid the difficulties
thae surrounded them here-they meditated
amid the clamors Of arms as thourh.environed
by peace and absolute security, and thew solved
the great problem which was terror to despots
and an inspiration to patriots, and as though
the issue did not involve the question Of their
necks. Sir, here stood-(and as I say it, how
they come before us)-here stood Thomas JefEer-
son, and Franklin, and Roger Sherman and
also, perhaps, for this is the first time have
been here, in this very room stood the dsuntless
John Hancock, as he received from those men
not only the assertion Of our rights, but the
charter Of our liberties. Can we do anything
but bow in place like this
1t is not in my power to speak to you at length.
You have said, very properly perhaps, that it is
not your province, it is certainly not mine, to
disturb the deep current Of feeling which courses
the hearts and minds Of those around me But
IT is not only your city but your State that pos
sesses, IN peculiar degree, the resources Of
wealth and power. She is an empire in herself
The President continued at considerable length
ID the same eloquent strain, after which he was
conductea to the Merchants Hotel, where a
maghincent banquet was spread The company
lid not adjourn till late hour.
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STEAMBOATS,.
MOBILE.

ENOR MOBILE, BAY ST. LOUIS - Il
IL AND PASS CHRISTIAN = Daily U. Mail -kl.ss.z>r-as
Summer This splendid Il
steamers OREGON, Capt R. A. liiern, aud FLORIDA Capt.
John (hAying built aIprsy the Lake tfadeD One
oftho viii leave the PonLekaap Railroad DAILY,
arrival az The Lake oth II O'Clock stopping at Bay ST.
Pass Christian daily returning aud Mt pasrag0ua
"Wednesday, and Saturdays gong and Mondays and Thursdays
turning.
IL The for Mobile snd places viii leave lhe
uTTa Of hs Agent nj half past II O'Clock
Of Mobile the mail they
will be- detained a Mobile.
Freight Bay LouB md Pass Christian ought " be aont
for steamers CALIFORNIA or CREOLE.
lei II Agent Bank Place.
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A DrTcH STEAMER ExPEcrED.-Letters from
the Hague bring the intelligence that the Dutch
government have determined to send TO new
York the war steamer Amsterdam, containing
some contributions from Holland for the crystal
Palace. The Amsterdam is probably now on
her passage, and may be expected soon at New
York
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u AXE SHORE TRG-W siT~..

II AXE SHORE TRG-W WEEKLY .sfTA
\ Packet Steamer CtLIFORNIA-FoR .&lsz.a4iiaas1s.
hlfuHI AND OCEAN SPRINGS, BAY ST. LOUIS PASS CHRIS
and MISSISSIPPI CITY aud stopping at FORT PIKE on TUES
DAYS TURSDAYS1hs splendid and avouie low
CALF oRSIA Captain S. b. Frost built expressly TOT
The Lake trade with superior accommodation will leave the Carroll
Railroad Of the q. the Lake o
lowe: TUESDAiS..................bv 3 A. NJ Cans.
THURSDAYS .,.....-,.......byb A. NJ Cars.
20 !
And e Poncarrau Ra the ARRIVAL Of the Cars At The
Lake, as follows:
Lsltss Rts sUrlsaHs: LsIees Lgnc4Jfrg and Bi'ozi:
TUESDAYS by a, NJ Cars WEDN ESDAY .ENENtS6
THURSDAYS -. A. NJ. Cars FRIDAY 49,; EVENING
Lsugcs 81 Pass CLtititH. Ldr.g Pass Ghytlor t
SATURDAYS ... P. NJ Cars SUNDAY EVENING
" The California beyond Pass Christian a Saturday
~ Bay LOU. aud PISS Christian, o. 90 Chren and
Ser ants, u rs; Deck, ~ 00 80 ,.,
Biloxi anl Ocean '. 5Oi thil-
lrrn and Servants, u 50; Dock ~ W. ...
RAlou Depot g the week, TO
O'Clock Saturdays Tuesday and Thursday ought u be
slut1 Mlnd.ya hn MciHsslays.
r way Bng viii leave the Office Of the Ageni on Tues
ays and ThuBays Saturdays At ~ r. A.
fr.G Il. GEDpES, Agent. 10 Bank Faoe.
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From the New rsrt ggsaiss Post.
Foreign Items.

The Russian Minister at Paris, NJ K;saelie8.
has renewed the lease Of his embassadorial resi.
dence for nine years. This is considered deci.
sive Of the Turkish question
There are rumors afoat of secret attempts On
the life Of Louis Napoleon. One evening mum.
ber Of ropes were discovered stretched across
the road to st. Cloud, intended to trip up the
horses Of the imperial carriage. 1t is said the
Empress is very nervous when she rides out with
him
Emile Girardin has sold one -thousandth
part of his journal, La Pyesse, for one thousand
dollars.
Alex. Humboldt has written letter in which
he advocates the construction of an oceanic
canal, without locks, across the Isthmus Of Da-
rien, having reference to points on the Gulf Of
San Miguel and Cupica
The Aztec children are now in London for ex-
hibtion. D..
The arrival Of the yacht Sylvie, from this
port, is much talked about in the sporting cir
cles of England.
The health of Arago has become 50 delicate as
to require his leaving Paris for the country
The Nile is now lower than it has been for
thirty years
| 1t is understood that the Emperor Of Russia
has offered Gl90,000 for the Franklin and Hum
boldt. This will be joyful news to the stock
| holders
| Deti anu are oo per Ccut uikuer IN
| London than they were the last year.
| 1t is a singular fact that both the last Danish
ministers at London died suddenly from the
| same causes
The authorities of London are causing the
streets Of London to be measured, in order to
fix accurately the cab rates. .
At competition of piping bulfnches, in Bel.
gium, the solo prize was gained by o bird that
repeated its song 705 times.
The national song of SO Rule Britannia was
composed by Thompson, and not by Mallet, as
generally supposed.
The Earl of Carlisle has gone on tour to the
East Indies
According to NJ. Cabins, French physiolo-
gist, the muscles of the legs and arms lose their
power before those which support the head and
these last sooner than the muscles which sustain
the back and he illustrates this by the cases Of
persons who sleep on horseback, or while thsy
are standing or walking. He conceives that the
sense of sight sleeps first; then the sense Of
taste; next the sense Of smell; next that Of
hearing; and lastly, that of touch. He main
tans, also, that the viscera fall asleep, one af-
ter another, and sleep with different degrees of
soundness.
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W.HTERIyVG PLACES,
n AXE SHORE PACKET STEAMER s.,

\ AXE SIIUKE PACKET STEAMER = n
GREOIE-SuInl,sr Afrsng aiont.-k OR
O5EAN SPRINGS BILOXI aud Intermediate lAnInssThe and
Charles Walker built
with superior accommodations will leave the
Railroad the Lake Of tbs Csrs,
Hai 10
MONDAYS A. NJ Cars FRIDAYS by p. NJ. Cas-
wEDNEsDAYsby A. NJ CHrs SATURDAYS. by =. NJ Cars
Railroad the Lake Of the Carr,
a follows;
LeJrt7 New Oreabg! Lertsa Springs
MONDAYS "a. NJ cars SUNDAY .EVESINGS.
WEDNESDAYS by "A. NJ. cara mon EVENINGS.
p. NJ. ears THURSDAY. EVENINGS.
SATu RDAYS.,. p. NJ. SATURDAY MORNINGS
Suniaya the Cou will only a. Mississippi
City, BilD5i and Ocean Syringe.
Freight e Railroad all the week O'Clock
That Wednesday, ought to be sent 1nessys.
tsr Christian s7 Children aud
u Dock 81. Fare Mst.sipw Cy boI and UeaAB
Springs, Children sni Servants, q 50, Dsck, ~.
will leave the office Agent Mon
~ O'Clock and Fridays and Saur
DAYS AZ 81 O'Clock ?. . .
t3j r. GEDDES, Agent, 10 Bank Plare.
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1t is said that Barnum has lost thousand
week on his illustrated News. The newspaper
business is out of his line. lie thriyes best by
newspapers when other men publish them
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FLOATING LIQUOR SHoPs.-A sloop has been
fited up with house upon her deck, and an
chored in the harbor, about three miles from
Boston. between Apple and Deer Islands, for
the purpose of supplying boats, parties and YES
sells with liquors OF all kinds. This floating
store is reported to have done a large business.
As the :. Maine law only applies to the main
land, the proprietors dol not violate anything
but the spirit of the existing laws by this novel
arrangement.
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INDIVIDUALS UNDER SENTENCE OF DEATH
William Kating, for the murder of two children
named O'Brien, who was sentenced to be exc
cuted on the 2Sth of June last, stands respited
at Hackensack, N j., until the 2lst inst. d, when
he will probably be hung.
Capie and Emmons, convicted in Philadelphia
for the murder of Christopher Loohan, will pay
the penalty of their crime on the 9th of August
Lewis Montague, who murdered the man
named Thompson, in Petersburg, Va, is also to
be hung on the 5th Of August.
Margaret Butler, who was found guilty at
Culpepper, Va, of assisting John Philips to mur
der Mr.. Gaines, will be executed on August IL
James Mcclure, who murdered Mr. j. W.
Holland, was sentenced at Syracuse, to be hung
on the 18th August.
John Hendrickson has been sentenced at Al
bany, to be executed on the 26th of August, for
the murder of his wife.
Robert Robertson will be hung at Alexandria.
Ky, on the 81 of September next, for the muir.
der of Moses Guard. This execution. we almost
blush to record in this enlightened age, will be
done in public
Besides these, there are number Of criminals
in some of the Eastern States who have been
convicted of capital offences, but the laws re-
quire that they shall remain in prison one year
before fixing the day for their execution.
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OHIO RIVER

Wllsay- WEDNESDAY, J-Iy 20, at osiok n. positively
ENOR LOUISVILLE and all inter- ~ u
mediate Andn gs-The magnificent and hst run LEf&4$5
6Iug rasaeu ger packet EMPRESS, Wr"n, master
For apply on board
STkDTIER 3 BROS. 10 Poyiras strer:
y Plan Smts.ioeu syured y ap
piylng to the AGENTS.
ss Passage ml be pad WHEN nents are r-ss.ersd G
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VICKSBURG.

VIII leave SATURDAY July o. at O'clock
NOR VICKSBURG, WARRENTON, ~
II NEW CARTHAGE, GRAND GULF, HARD Lfs4Ht&r
TINES, RODNEY, ST JOSEPH, WATERPROOF s111I .
NATCHEZ, FORT ADAMS, BAYOU SARA and ai int.,msdae
laadug-1Lr splendid NATCHEZN No.
e. r. Lsstber viii above. freight passage,
Apply on board, o. %
n. r. CARROLL. Union Row, SO Carondeet street.
tF The Sahe NO. has made with The NOLANI
yAyno iy2O
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ANOTHER, THE ELEVENTH VICTIM OF THE GA
WV, CaT.sTRopHE.--We announce the death of
lanes Lewis, ESQ, who expired last night at
his residence in Brunswick street. For some
days after he was wounded, we believe that no
serious apprehensions were entertained of the
res,llt. hut within a few days fever has super
yeped, and we have now to deplore his loss.
T Montreal Herald, Saturday
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.lLAB.4M.4 RIEER.

Val have WEDNESDAY, July 90, at 5oclock P.
ESOR MONTGOMERY, WETUMPKA, 49, r.
SELMA aud all aniius Nbaua River,
Lake end ot the Carrotlon katoai.-TliROuGllA A16k
LSEIh. hlr i-h dnuLAi passenger PINK JONES,
A. will
superior accommodations, apply 10
MCDOWELL, JR. Il BELL, !? roydras street.
Freight the Pink Iouoy thu Rsreal lpo, u
ifsI.. l,Iq
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HAVRE

TOR HAVRE.--The splendid A fast ~
nov oalmg vii have q8k dispatch, For freight Of
Ba, Cgtiou AARON COHEN, III Common street,
or J. +. WHITNEY a co, Ct Cans street
passage having handsomely furnished Stale Room accom-
passengers A Sleeags
payng apTp TO the Captain on board At Posi-
S.louI b siftt, 6ppost- ygg gsgal'e M4rkrt. ol4
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PARDoSED D-The somewhat celebrated DR.
Hines, it will be remembered, was convicted
some eight months since in the U. s. District
Court, and sentenced to six months imprison-
ment in the county Jail, to hard labor, and at
the expiration of that time to pay fine, and to
remain in Jail until the fine was paid. His term
of Imprisonment expired some months ago, but
being unable to pay the fine, he was detained
in prison. We are informed that several citi-
zens who knew that Hines was unable to pay
the fine, petitioned the President to have him
pardoned, which request was complied with, and
on Monday last the captive bird was once more
upon the wing, Whether the Doctor has ac-
quired any lessons in morality, during his So
iourn on the South Common, his future career
will disclose. 1t is enough for the public to
know that the notorious DR.. Hines is once more
at large [Savannah News
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SAD CAsuALrY-We regret to learn that
Isham H. Graves, Esq, of this city, was drowned
in the Ohio river. below Evansville, last Friday
morning. Telegraphic dispatches were received
announcing the melancholy intelligence, Satur-
day afternoon, which cast sudden gloom upon
n large circle of relatives and friends. Mr..
Graves, we understand, started from st. Louis
to come to Louisville to attend wedding OF
friend. The boat he took passage on got
aground, and he attempted to swim to another
boat, but the current being very swift ne was
unable to stem it, and drowned before ASSISTANCE
eonl1 reach him louisville Courier, 4th.
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SEAaOiEG VESSEIA.
CALfFORNIH.

For CALIFORNIA, via VERA 1sFTFT,
= CRuX.rerou desoua proceeding 10 California
\san Vsrauz City MEXICO and
steamship TEXAS, Henry Place
will leave New Orleans tor VeraCruI hnd ih Of
month, at o'clock punctnSy the u Male
Stages viii leave VeraCuz daily r ths City Mero from thence to
Acapulco murs can he had.
TilE MEXICAN OCEAN MAI. AND INLAND COMPANY will
shortly the lion
passenger through Meanwhile
Pacific Acapulco long
tanned For further Particular, apply
HARRIS d MORGAN foot Of Juliastreet,
myiStf opposite the Steamship Landing.
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NOR LAKE PROVIDENCE MILL ~ =
| KEN's BEND VICKS BCRG, GRAND GULF LEt&It-t55ss
| kOpNEY NATCHEz FORT ADAMS, BAYOU sA xli6sEmsiK
RA BATON ROUGE DONALnSONVlLE ard all Intermediate
ngsThe spleuad passenger nkrt steamer sANON s Roberts
her place The above trade regular Weekly
Packet commencing WEDNESDAY Y, September a. O'Clock
| STROiIER IL BROS, Agent, IS PegdraA street
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KEY WEST.


Will leave SATURDAY, July a. at q O'Clock AM
EyOR KEY WEST, via PENSACOLA, <1fEfa,
H. APALAcHIcoLA, ST: MARKS, CEDAR KEYS sSAlE4E1s.
TAMPA BAY.U, s. Mail Lmc.-The u s. htramshlp
JAMES DAY, p Smith commander, will leave the steam
Of Julia
passage, apply To GREEN HARDING CO. IS Poydsa street
" All mtable matter must through the Poh 1tc
e The etuaion Of freight in all be marked the
kages.
.e Noteght received without the Agents iy40
TERH CRUZ
VIII leave MONDAY, August !, at = O'clock A.
ltOR VERA CRUZ-U. S. Mail Line. <f@S,
The aud magnificent steamship TEXAS Oi00 49,
tus hnrthrGl Henry Place, cOmt1ef will
stJvs poHstaay carrying the o. s. Mails.
,..kAteB of PsaRage....
. .
>trnt Ehpid, cubic
fot freight passage, having accommodation cabin
apply Ia
HARRIS \ MORGAN foot Of Julia street,
0ppvaits the Steamship Landing
AZ fa'"ns,n hha1 pinvds thsmselyt with pasport from the
hssinau CDnaul.
ts The 1eIas will leave hereafter
Hgnth.
Shippers must provide themselves with the
! pius ns other form will 0e
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BORDEAUX.
BOSTON,.

For BOST0N-R Regular Line of Pack ,-sSS
L ps-Iba packet ship SHEFFIELD, SArs, mueI xSkMg
agpg portion d her cargo engaged viii haye quick
patch. For balance Of freight, or passage applyto
lsIs u. ". HYNsoN, 81 Camp street
EOR B0ST0N--Pearson & Co.'S Line Of ~
Pakats-The gular packet bark LUCY BeIi loyett 1T
uaHtsr, having large portion Of her engaged, viii have
Iyn c. ". HYNsON :, Camp street
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eklDCEW AIER tlRE AND WEA1l1TAh
- PROOF PANT.-Depot Camp street.-The public
respectfully notified that the Bigewsier PANT Company have lust
completed the erection, the addition mills and the di
Guilty heretofore eIPnced supplying tho demand for ground IN OIL
will the be
lied upon being promptly Tiled.
Its the intention OF the Company few weeks to manuacufe
lead and other oors the when will be i'm
med acy introduced this market sized
ordinary
purpos covering brick-say lime, well
sked This has n
Gently this city, and works admirably directions
erTthcales etc. pamphlet which may had the
depot . any oil the Subj gents
Dry, in barrels. weighing 10 lba,
Dry in half barrels, weighing . lbs,
Ground in oil, in kegs IS, lba,
Fer sale by g. c. BoGERT 4 co, 10 Camp street,
the Slates Of
Al G,If
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RED RIPER.

VIII leave THURSDAY, July Il, at 5 o'clock NJ.
E0R JEFFERSON, SMTTHLAND, 6.g =
IL BENTON, PORT CADDo SHREVEPORT l-sskaAss.Ssssslr
GRAND ECURE, LENkNDRlA and all nternsi
tae Light dranghi regular Red yeT packet STEAMER
TENAS RANGER, WIN. Socknal, will leave above
For freight 0 passage, apply on board, orto
iyI4 ID. X AROLI, street,
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GdLPESTON.

VIII Itay4 SUNDAY, July n, al ; oeIoch A. n.
LOR NESTON ,lNDIAN0LA, ,PoRT <ZErEs
VI LAVACA amt MATAGORDA BAY - Regular ,Sllk,4~tHs.
- Dtan and Tetss U. s. Mai Line Of Low, :
and magnificent Steamship MEXICO, j. Thompson
Will Built
a lined frames
medium OF
L,yAA will be- landed the (suL.ct sh.r
Nlasoria B) without charge. pnssasa
ilyiHg elegant aronuImoIntnha, apply
HARRIS 4 MORGAN, foot Of Julia street,
oppositu the Steamship Ian ling.
fE 1ha line having established Pilot jaynJ Bar,
Will hereafter and under the
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yIo STEAMBOAT CAPTAINS and

FSNO SlEaMDOAl ChI lhlNO anu 8z1 =
OWNERS. New Orleans, January 10, ls53.- L@314H5&
has this commenced GEN NERAl
STEAMBOAT AGENCY his and Will eonhne htssl
essuyely thus presenting himself before hi
fru pubc that his Hg while in the
employ othe tho business with hts determination 70
whole the snae, ther with MI
general nth shippers that liberal patron
az and respectfully made to
Myssrs, WATERS, CAMDEN d CO., New Orleans
STONE &WALWORTH,
BRIDGE BRO,
WHITE h BUCHANAN,
Captain go. W. CABLE steamer l.. NJ, kennelt.
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