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THE SOUTHERN MAIL;

BlTIM0RE, Dec. T, 3D.
The Now Orleans mail OF Monday Is received i sv'
rnpers contain details OF the Mexican news up 20 ,ns s
inst The Only item Of interest i the statement sss wa
plan of Guaddara relative to the 20 e caDs and
ahnr pCTs cites proclamation to this effect IS
ued by the Governor of the City Of Mexico vas f''''
with giest lamentations Of joy BY the people New York
Judge Mason, Minister to France Will SAL '0' WV
In the steamer of the oath Dec.
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Fson PARA-By the arrival Of the ong unawa that
rom Para Nov 10, we informed by ESP coun.ny,
the steamer Rio Negro, belonging TO INC mouth Of
struck on reef in the Amazon kiVe' ne'' IN. M,raio
The Madeira and win probably be 'oa 0 -, ,s,arnsd
also belonging to the same Company! na- ,,vrasinx
,te pervan river. were nearly ready and w0la ''''
Para toward the end OF November for their desinAo"
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pAtrpoAn IvUNCTTONs.

PIrTsBuRed, Saturday Dec zee ~ -, I'I ~.
Tie United States Crcu S2un ior ne ,rsoisI an in
ci VI IehTy aS o. Of Erie and Others TO restrain
b be from gSi nurng 9 and NoheS. erosd and
from interfering to pr'eH' ''''''"e
r;tod STATS Circuit Court Judge Irwin rsiasea
h ;vna n the Cleveland PaDsyie and Ash'apaa
Pafrne5 ~ saO . the City OF Erie and others
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TIC Trlhunc for California.

We shall issue TO MORROW MORNING The Tc,Jn 2
fer Coitoraja Oregon and he Sarlriol Is'qnis II will
contain a summary Of all the --latest Foreign and Domes
tic News since the last steamer Money and Market Re
ports Marriages, Deaths, &c.
Single copies in wrappers ready for mailing can be had
at ihe dofk To Morrow Morning. Price 6 cents.
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not be- lost Let every man have bis say. whether in
meeting -hou-e cathedral, or mp yarn AMI '''
the police be ready TO protect BIN 10 That FgA'
Il need be. Then there viii be no occasion Tor
alarm. for inviting class to stay away from meet
ing or another to sharpen their swords and prime
their muskets for fight free field for every contest
of opinion the rule in this country and when 1t fay
observed prccludes the necessity for al other conflicts
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. TIE SONORA FnLIBUsTERS.

BMTmoHF Sa.nrday, Dec. H. lsjl
New Orleans pepers of Saturday and Sunday last
received
An extract from the Trait dUaiol Of the 10th Novem
Der states that the Moxcans had solicited aid against tho
La Paz expedition from an English frgate which
cruising in the neghborhood and that she had sailed for
la Paz
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Dne,o,ATION OF THE MAYOR OF TROY
hEsi1 TRoY Saturday Dec. H. 1888.

A., .ecia meeting Of the Common Council 5as even
ng hat he would have moved to West Troy before 'as
ing of the next Board and therefore oesgsa
gn he Office of Moyor The resignation va risr
nd Andrew Merritt va, ofo~ i 10 be held On Thurs
day next to eli the vacancy.
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ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER SARAH SANDS AT
PORTLAND
PoRrrANp. Ne Sat

PORTLAND. Me, Saturdny, Doc II.
The screw steamship Sarah Sands the pioneer Of tho
Liverpool and Portland line of steamers arrived here at
g, o'clock this morning, bringing POS passengers
Our city is all life and animation day bells ringing.
guns firing and general demonstrations Of JOY at the event
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FROM BUENOs AYRES,,

-. ,sren,ine from Buenos
Ats 1o Save Tie BrfiE qc of October Io If
Dr. obdo President Of hs e:2" %ss assuming an
Every thing quiet aud o1."s rom Monteydeo were
sntisfanfnrY
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The Tribune for Europe.

Tie next number of The Tribune toy European ercria
t,on will be issued TO MORROW MORNING, NJ 9 O'Clock
II will contain al The latest News up to The time Of going 10
press Single copies in wrapper ready for mailing can be
had at the desk Price Six Cents The Niagara sals from
Boston on Wednesday at
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RUN ONA SAVINGS BAyd.

There was heavy rum yesterday IN !ne pano ou
o"ged in stock speenatons About 1000 dePosi!ors With
drew their funds the bank keepin open unIs coo s
p n, to accommodate them. J. mas depO's vi o'''
three millions Of dollars.
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Ne0'jyorJS pYll9 @r2pu37e
MONDAY, DECEMBER 10. 1853
TO.CoRRESpONDENTS.
10000 Oifis
sSss Of the Committee appointed to receive &

No mice can lie taken anonymous Communications Whatever
intended Insertion De euthentcaied b. me ane AM
sddre.s he wrier-uo necessarily for publications bat as
etsraIiy Of his good faith.
We cannot undertake rejected Communicaons
FWS-Any person fendns orfaHf either By telegraph
Nal Otherwise, wl be literally Tad provided is asedhy MS
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Subscriptions and advertisements for TIE Nlr York
Tribune can be left with the following Agents:
LoNDoN-Mr w Thomas, No 10 and p Catharne street
Srond.
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a. has now happened at Eew-otleans For nowsPa-
rsr to tell tie truth outr hit is great deal betternos
Only Tor the place in whose they speak but also
FOR their owu reputation and influence.
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,rrnnrp OF A WYE.

SyR,cusE, Saturday, Dc. ~ - -,
,boemaer named Carson formerly o. pTo ooIasS and
quarrel with his wife this 11ornRg nstsa,y He then
stabbed Der 70 the heart kiiiIhg hS'
The weather to day Is cloudy and dismal q
are clearing 20 90 East.
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WASHINGTON De- - 1854
Secretary GUTHRIE whIc descending from the ,.ep, Of
the Treasury building last night abOa, o'clock IA pro
sirsie aud as painfully but no, seriously injured
The Measure making the Assistant Secretary Of As
Treasury Presidential appointment viii noe. prob,b,
prevail II is no, an Administration issue
Mr STANTON of Tenn will soon offer reso' uioo in En-,
Hcue similar to those ruled on, Of caucus rejecting uD,a
the Administration.
Gen Wool here aud has been ordered to the eo,,,,,
Of the troops in California Secretary DAvis said NJ,
he wanted an officer Of high rank and distinction "a, t,.,
station The General readil! assenled.
Senator CLEMENS has been invited to adde's. v,,,
Hard meeting in Philadelphia In letter de.linn, 1,
attend he declares his friendship Tor tie Admnis.r.o.
and says The Administration Ike al Others has committed
some errors but assaults would be in better taste from TIA
Wings than Democrats The opposition Haris have caaght
q Tartar in Jerry.
bearer Of dispatches from Mexico arrived here yescr
day The part not anticipated IS unmportant QUivuk
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The amount Of United States stock redeemed the
Treasury during the week cudng 70 day, was sSO9fO).
Among the recent arrivals Gen Wool, ex Senator
BeuitD, ard augustus Schcl
Lieut. Handy has been detached from the navy yard at
Pla9o ha from the LIST of January fOss months leave
OF al seRce Lieut. George r. Gray has been ordered in
lis place.
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nocrnN MAYORALIf.

Bosroy, Friday DEC, IN Ho-
The Democrats Of this city have pomns "saia'
hart far Savor Mr. Allen declining to rsn as''. TAX,
The weather has been spring ike and 'h0"'''
but Il clearing up cold this evening
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FAcrs AND FIGURES FOR BUSINESS MES.-Advertisemen
are among the inventions Of modern times when men are
multiplied interests varied and conflicting
are legion Old storos-old when We were young-od be
fore that bore overA nail studded door some name nted
by no Raphael-p rhaps SxITH-and there it remlined
year after year visited Ike the sins Of the fathers upon
the third generation still Smith-some smith
stood at dek worn into hoows by the elbows of anees
trial Smiths Ledger was Smith Ledger q was Smth-aii
the
But Low Babel has again. and in The midst Of the
confusion of tongues the grand thing to be kearG No
one s-ncre one iskG' one has constitute the trinity OF
Cd Advertisement Men pay sioo for sign it IS gldet
ard oinamcnted ard displayed and they think it almost
the thing ard It stho most profitable Investment they
ever made But what would they think ii somebody should
offer to multiply that 100000, and pledge himself that
100000 poope-an but one utter strangers to hm-woud
generously pay for Transporting these signs throughout the
City to every part Of the country to 100000 homes and all
for the price ofthat fret sign aud yet in doing he would
rrcpose 10 more than The TRBUSE performs for its aiver
t'seis every week in the fifty two.
Last Tuesday we published lis; Of over three to's1nd
new subecrbes TO THE WEEKLY rRIBrSE received during
the week ending Dec 10. We now append the number
t,ce;,f "a last week ending Dec Il.
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u Utica Ga=ese Hard Shell is not the sole recipient of
Oneida County printing two other Democratic papers
ID one Wing Journal having also been designated
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THE LATEST NEWS
RE, 'EIyED BY
MAGNETIC 'TkLtGgApp


Frlu UQr UFn IlTFss91n1tun
wA'awe, os. De-, L. a.,
Gen Cas- is busy preparing speech The Cayton .at
Bulwer Treaty. and not on hi' PFC en-; porii.)n
The President IL determines to crlsh tbs rebels Ia n,
Senate n
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HOLIDAY PREsENTS-If you desire useful articles,
invite your non large Of fne Crayats
perioT Gloves r6ndynndo Shirts UDder garments Robes &C. &c
al szs &C qusliiiesi prices low. 49,
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FoWIERs d WELLS, Psychologists anl Publishers.
1iutop Hail No. I9l Nassaust. New. York.
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Everybody is satisfied when they purchase hats o
No. za Fuonst They satisfied they have got light
graceful and durable Hahe satisfied hist they have bought
paying dOas they sAisd t1t this IS
riy nd that kSoX makes TIE lc, cheapest snd 9'i poPua
llf HE city and s q that he the hes. fellow g
sce viz that they have AMI further ssSed tina
tlek VIII call asAin
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"DfAR KATE: My curlS are falling ont md want
"me .esrSii,e Send up bo;He Of B4aEEss TON gus
which the only cAectua and remedy" Fce . Sold
OeSwheIe Principal Depot BARXEKs Ladies' Hair Dresn
fNelltb eui, No. fS9 Broadway
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HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.-GO TO JOHN GREA
soE No l Greenwich yon would ind superior as)rtment
az article thinning dec,aDg your or The mol day
he splendid Window shades Paper lace
ard un Curtains ord table OClotls Tt9els Cords Cur
tsir Bends &c which he sells uncommouy o PRICE Mr.
GgEAsOs enjoys tho reputation Of keeping he bs selected
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BLANK Books, DIARIES HOLIDAY GIFTS.-lS54--
Dbfs al STYLES Books In variety OF
irels Books be shed from shelves made
desired pattern Pocket knyee Gold fcus AMI Pencils Portfolios
Fancy nlands Chtsmen &c holiday gis Stationery Pa
copying al articles in the lowest prices
LoUTREL and Print No. 81 William
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FAIRBANKS PLATFORM SCALEs.--L0ng known, Sc
FMRBANKs Co, No. 80 Water-st
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PROFESSOR MoRsEs INyIGORAIING ELIXIR or

CARPETINGs SELLING OFF TO CLOSE THE CONCERN.
SMITH LOUNSBURN No 4is PC Artist cspectuly
hey their large and magnificent Of For
sgn Domestic Capen greatly reduced prices with the
aory removing their
being built and in ofcompletioa No t5j
Desiring with entire
they oug goods prices more TO reduce sok
p-oht opportunity is offered those ab0lt
fiftO
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HON IHE IUHL JUUHNAI-IUi III = IVi IN
sct CrysGl Pelsc just 10 the cIlIen) waning
aou coiaI vfh iAr waxing sifndOr towd wncl th3f
- Ini their eyf 40 IS bIo4owsy the H9dfgs az
f a. lend Hhs, Fstcy that vi dcrness OF bealt1
tn thent tbs ofaus time Of ycr fv1 may explain the
srrf or u c Tower abel the solar syssm
Pre- dsI Dscoa iut how r ICTfLS gets al tlos,
frrthfr who confyiFCs them wh1 ship bng'
trm md s what night ihoy unladcn
IL door unTacked ped 10 such pyramids his shves
trd couns despair Of making cOupehelso3
There otieI hoIs bur- wherever tue fcre eh UITt has
the OF Of getting ard asonAors TO- len
They cep sat sly and exactly whom tlerc,
and ere 10 Gon topic Of wha they have when
fhev ee home aner visit ofcdhood all ptas
IorAet and ab OF wondering and cxsunug IUrLES
y the Piece lean by tie yearly aclaHain OF h lc IN
IL.
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bneiness N0tlres.

JApoNIcADoM N A BLAZE OF ExCfrEMENI -
Ksox created excitement snons TIE h sad
costly obpay OF Pure unqosstOnSbly che hse't Hf al
sormert % bc found e!hsr 10 Or ea o. oi'A'"' I'm
The world IL swae, exceedingy ow
C,pTs FOR THE HOL DAYs-The beautiful and ee-
,.n, ,,, Of Rs,rEsTp LCAsE With Daga,neoype Lssoe
VIII Be u the HIS for ts eT prees Of IS sad e.
Ss No 81 Chsnbei and corner Of Ch'inam
end Pesiiss
CuFAP (i0oDs FOR THE HoLIDAYs.-The attention
NJ porehse1, isvted oer usual supply Of sk ces En
S Sers Psids a WOOL CloAks Msntla' shsws aud
"e Latte" TifrASv CUTTING No. sai Broadway
NEKRTiAc AND COCHECo STYLES PaISrs-WIDE
yu'i rsees9 se LOT o. tae ABOVE ffh' Oh now 's
signs "H-e" isis RrsHyoSE vos G. ssd s. Liberty
TXpER GARMENTS, GLOVES AND HOSIERY for
ts PHI o. tt sois GoSSs At re loves. price. Tor
Which hey be purchased Ia this eoanry vi" be found at
uerer, aud Urder Gsrnnsai ssaufseiory
N' ~ NO 5sl BROADWAY
Ooros's Metropolis Aotl ,nc Niblo's Garden.
PRIcEs REDrcED.-Selling off all those rich Silks
Old Pacs cfan .haws six Veyes and Ladies' Cloths
n grcs due,d sc, Ao the entire ftock Of Domestic Goods
vii BE- ,od a greet bs,l' Ladies wishing 70 purchase he
BoDINE's No. S-S Orarc A. corner OF Orchard
A. r. STEVENS q Co, Manufacturers and Whole
tse Detcs Shirt Boso.s and Coa Of very deserpos No
3Cour'ntt We THen our goocs 70 be vel made eno I'r
siy I'd hesues hey cannot be execed. Orders resPscIJ
sciicAtc nd Itonity trtLaed 10.
Hon CORN SONGs.--" The Dying Words of Little IA
y"~ots b. Scion 70. ae BY H. WsrH vi n oesasia
Vguo S. s "Irle ktty Hot Corn words by James m
TSns, Win q; f 10 sI rl5 6s "' TO
CAgPETISGs Al COsT.-PETERsON & HUMPHREY.
Broadway selling OF their entire stock a. cost 70 close
''' '' asR ca,qst. 9. 60 81 per yssa
Rich lur b tt.fstry io 20 ~ per yera
isss et oil nss oil ohs 10 rsglnsns At g. PER yrd
sHd ei'f ao oeaiIe,nE would o. wei. 30 can be
10 so Bio.dway conner Of White.'t
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SYRUP OF GINSENG AND MALyA.-In cases of con
where the unes have become seriously and almost IA
Tally elected this preparation h formed aquck aud easy cure
the early t b remedy. and hes 70
osiyed the universal apprys Of the medical cly OF THIS city
Pregtrcd sold by Wilson Fsr &C. Nos - and - Hsn
Boston Bee
Aso by RING No 1872 Broadway, and by BoYD PAUL
No ndf-
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I1VO RAIL EnaD CONTRA CT O%s.-wr Cit -" :.
Road Contractors and Others hsvtar
Io,f. N heavy uru-'e ri COTTON GOODS hove ~ tia,
nu,f,.e confidently recommend the sr!iri- s
" HsRiWELL l. Co.
=. itr 81 An Ing
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sil..E OF LAap. ~ GGuC.IIAsu.

20" :, a. o ltb'~-F! s1t az my rsaracc. ="
- ,'l"tl sd wt.r ins .@ie. paDic liz
l"AIl or ihNH % ~nn lc~i!c miles Nnt;. Of he
Come il"'"r "a beaver ia tr,. uCG acres which
'i y al Gent wrng liuu-G."n al gu. tou.r-
Asoi""i'" lH%, ! OF Lh>!i. H. Ike ne,cMbo,lCc r"aul:
Eia aces i"riA"y III he iUi. !rr
t' a. PUBIC auc."i o. yer! lkcs ~ rs cG-su.
young 'n'a W"tiJ; du: -r. Also. all Hoe
: ""i Hoo AM ldrs al tUuscrud
hH h!ct"H Furniture. p:aCta.vm tools crop II con ,er
sc.
Films or ShlLior III. LAND gJl cash. and ia. balance
IL aud Ia, GTti evlng hood w.i' approved
rad lte6t u" rust Oh the land The j,ay Gris
furtir Sii:.E, cash vi. be rciacd
r." az OF er Ircs "n"n";". 70 more aE SID, c,e at :"
uui;h- Iin!, -. c--a xii b.
f,l -.,, t,,tr.
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PiELlC ~ALE UF
sI.i Z Ia, EIH LII I'K l.. STOCK. 90

pursuance Of deeds Of ~ tom Richard Booker, de-
taic 1t day January ISIS.
urinary. 1850 h.tn Guly ded ~ :e
Pow CnTn.y Court. wii AT he quest Of
isns beneficiary said died.. sale
ihr saIi Booker
on FRIDAY. the III. day o March next AL OF h
sIni
hn.s .nI the r MONDAY !rch (bers
Court House sill offer lu} slr pub.
cash eight likely and valuable slaves.
.:stin4 Irn children; chem good ccoS
a.s0 men"ncd and the will Of.
n.mproveG Ia" ~ tue town OF Manrsr The ;Is
the EDlre cnocJ vpcry believed To be good bus
IL ~ I,rI6 auniy.
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LO'I'TEsslES.
STRATTON'S OFFICE.
a,SOUTu FOURTEENTH STREET RI CHMONi,yIRSl

STRATTON's OFFICE.
fAoa,souTH Observation-Disclosures yIRSi.
Drawn Nos. OF Delaware, Extra IS, Feb. 10:
Ticket Nos 80 A. another ""c, nol AMI STANTON
Drawn Nos Of D:Iaware No 80 Feb o.
81 II 81 ~ IS 10 Il &c 30 Sc 81 10
slRAllOS
Drawn Ma. uI Delaware. Clas. q Feb. 10:
G9 20 p Z! 10 ~ - Is II .! t. Is
Drawn Nur Delaware. Extra 81. Feb "
IS - u ij III II ~ u l. d 80 al ID
ticket Nos u = 16. another paid by sfRATfuN
Drawn Nos. OF Delaware. No s., Feb III
III ~ 81 81 S. - IS 80 81 u ) I" :! 30
Ticket Nos - Is, annhcr sold ana ldi hy SlKAlloN
Drawn Nos OF Delaware Extra 81, Feb. l2:
IS q 60 ~ II II 20 "a Is h3 80 a "a
lrawa Nos . Delaware, Class 80. Feb. II:
81 * II 20 IL II II Il IL
schemes fortne VI
Observation-Disclosures Extra No 50 Capital 81 $50 IS Nuu IL
drawn Tickets 81. -
Observation-Disclosures, No. 10. Capital $4,000 rs Nosr ~
draws. Tickets So. . :,
drawn Tickets $40. ,
rllSBAY-Delawure EXtru, No A. Capital s. 200 20 '>'S'
u drawn Tickets 81 "a
TlUKSDAY-Deaware, No. 80 Capital $4,000 - H"'' "
drawn. Tickets IS :, ,,u,
fsiDAY-DeIaSarv, No. H. Capita s2o657 - N'S II "'"
Tickets s.. :, 5Cn ,, Mas
IL drawn Tickets ST. oo, - ~, T.,
SArURDAi-DeiIware, No. ~! Capital s''''. = '' =
drawn Tickets SO ,.. ,,r,.t,...sI.,.,.
Buyersare deferred last Of prizes, ~.
atthc oicc proof wha! mas been t i,, ~" s
he -,id .;
ORDER rrtiraes Packages
otr Will pronlln}i!Iendrc
~ uI 1. ST. -. rr. PlehscaiIress I"
10 ,dhu STRt1FttS. Richmond ' r.
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SAHrEi. HASTINGS
- = -
III ks.lI lLE.

- undersigned. n;cur, chance his BUSINESS
"a" AZ ~. hhi",ri February tou.I he idId
"Hr ~ tr orc ir'. ai irs teaG Hanover Cur, iIou.
tH ~ hdi mile he Genital ai koI. j"Inng
- i"l ~ L.. H. Fine. .ni cugtLGlrg lt3 actcS.,Ih
49, nee 80 : "it' 20 decent fanIyHr' waIcrrd
-'t'I %. thdtd VIII
on - t't Il" safe ~" j.: Or.al IN an
f"ii-'i ret c.,lr 1id wtatEN won't! ell
'it"i 'r" IN" itemi". lie crrcrt =,
nome nM "i'K" pleasure ~ glr4 al information
aiii. ~ ,t.'@a IL fns.r, or t. POLL ARD Ham
he i, ,u.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
THE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL s. MA IL
STEAMERS.
'HNlIE ships composing this line fol. J..
ATLANTIC, GAIT. WEST,
PACIFIC, Carr. N.Y..
BALTIC. tApr. CuA:Ys.
ADRlATlC. ;SPI GE.T,
ARCTIC. CAPT. l.Cce.

1,rs. shi ,avi. hr,lt hy co"tr = ''"rrr
mon, -.ry ,y,y bees, nEc u -
rn.,r-ir strength I'd si., a hrir ht'"rn'
;s ,,r ,;,rnrcr. nnclacd clr- comfort
pr ,i rsncr NJ" lrrk IL Liverpool, In ms cr'ir
IN second 40 Exclusive Saie.I"on3
$50 ,,o..., go
An eypcricitcc, surgeon a:;arlrd "a each si.in.
beth secur n.'ii
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LhLtliL.Lo.i az = .1i.,.,cs LII. "a 4,

LhtiiE LOT OF .-t-GtsttGS FOi: SALE.
''i.Nl NtMlH 81 Eastern \t.fna whc Is ahoi: h'J
~. tr ""r- Tor al: Is 10 ~ Lumher. rA,I
whole. Il 81
Z" Ur secure" ~ real c-ta'e The intcr-s, PAYABLE
J.. The III excellent ea cn.u0n about sly
sm about ~ ten under L. years age, and he yes seen
t. M i-iry yer! isr! sc. oil wncr J.ci.ss
cling them Ia "uIe errr who wI>rs 10 psthus" h. nul.
ter Aires t'osi pal!0 box ~ > Wi.l1-uurg, Va
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-02-15

UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP

WILLIAM ROLLINS CoMaA>pEh.
Ri.u Charleston Nyru.d. connecting H!h ne P1cyc I9f
&e.g.sh8g Cap.jlnys lire 'r 1dl,n!G
minis splendid SEA STEAMSHIP viii here - -.
4 a,trr leave CHARLESTON Tor HAVANA ca
he l5I. anJ EACH MONTH; and lr" IL SEQ -,
raSA for AkiESIuN the rst ais! .!aa OF
EACH MONTH 49,,
I'm. ISABEL writ cnlu"c: HAVANA ~i tie T. states MAIL
S1'E ANSp ct,MpANN'S LINE - .~plNWAl.L ash tie Pa
CIFn; MAIL LINE FROM PANAMA totALlfGRNlA aHd uEE.
Con.
Passengers wl. = The :a Road wiis!i II hs"G'a
frcr-arst lie Isli!i.ls a: =. Passengers cXi ems"
vii SO couarCt Il. tNAhA ~ !t"t ) NAIL
STEAM GnMps< MS IISft" NEW ORLEANS
lcke!. i,r KEY WEST, HAVANA. NEW ptLEANS, ASPiN.
WALL and san FRANZ l>CU be mad rs arpINinc {"
MO..IrI.,::I y co.
no East Bdy. CIaIir~i,r.S &.
Irou. Ticks the ISABEL 10 CHARLESTON - iANA
Ma can l.. had tc COMP my Agent al n" o1 abo's
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-02-15

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