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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-20
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. FRENCH LADY. (Pianist,) who h.s M her
y sSi. o. Pi-i. sieass Gr7.s ms son' i9,,i.' ,. ls'
Ensush lasFu.s- iuta. ~, q "a ~. i CO.
s1sie so,e 50 frosdsay, sna = Dts olier. ~ P ~
,EOIJNI WAsnINGTON COLLEGIATE iAsIl-
rurE No is ; % e , q I'D IL FsSSe
s es 10 r X, ae5.d MONDAY Ct ssp~.abs, ~
re brneh. Accidental lssiA, ep.T.oIs g s.i''s ?, -,
-. N "a 60 ns,ssa DsS ksrrias b iol5eentTy tire
AZ. Of DTrxins AID Psiliiag toseseT VI 'h7 s' Al " '
~ cresisri regulations. etsrsnesN TO- nay
se ~ e; The Iusi'uian
AIR CHARLES HAHN, lately arrived from Ger
nam, ha. the hanar the public Of this e'
be pEnposestl give Lessoas "a Iae isln az ~
sic C.uservafory fbe beet lntuigns ofhe s'ni IN ES2s
ed 9 T on n irwin ~ sai ssi lie
bee lie D'y Il cs@ i M ssbaraber AMI Z ssha
EsI3t t, CO. to NJ = linn NJ '-''-,' -
DENAANsHIP.-The subscriber respectfully an
nognses The eIe9s Of Nsy-ioL. Boosp. y, 90
e. 'sd syHHs for y ny. 70 90
o, S. srSs.e nav receive oo1rs Of prss
in sip in thiee e.y The soces;. q III PYH
Of Penmirshp arss containing 3 pages vi ~
i for seRoS. I'd dqsn Oio per s'9 o
superior article Of God aud Metallic Pens osre M J
be had At tie ms No 81 bfoaa"a n G1LpsHrH
tSers y isain who's,
Cd s.sses h sSG oT s'i o 81 s Just Ia
rSri.by person and recognized head o. tas PF
sion
c rs>r,,s Nrw teacher of branch ofhImln
InoWedse provided sreh sanpaos S
III ,hos as Yr Goldsmith AL display when b. open, tas aoo
it new lras nv Of uhip. No So BoaiSiy o-n'ff0T
s richly sIpeby furnished roo Ms e1
or. mir other By folding doors comprised IN AIS ne" ana
reer!efs e,t4blishment7 -----
CPANISH and FRENCH LANGUAGES "A young
- Msp rrof ssor o. woo give GOOD
W IN se le sons IN OF them his hsue or st o. .ns
n 4 college the cify fo"rtss uoe ."
No 70 AsTck ct
c,PANISH LANGUAGE.-Prof GORRIN continues
- 10 give private 10 the psre Ceis3 ns'e h
susre. Apply 81 No q bth-H
VOUNG LADIES PREPARATORY BOAkD-
i ING ard DAY SCHOOL MRS and Nj > REit.i are pre-
eeivr limited number VI lung Liics on the "a st rea
an blf terms DO Will be treated viii mrefa s'enG @
rtrfrlly 10 the sseutary brsnce ~ az
French cd Gallon uding Mrsc The l0ei @ a ~ ~ Az ga
Tork Ffth,v and 6tsy md Stages pass "''a'n
block or two. No Q West ibth-st
WRITING, ARITHMETIC and BOOK-kEEP.
w TNG ere aueht by FOSTER sound elem'niry
10 the entire exclusion Of the modern sH or t-s
ehsr anTy Broadway where ,onih, as wai q t.'
r 10 discharge the duties Of BOOK keeper win accuracy
and dispatch -----------.---
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-20
Scr the GoliSaps.

rYHE GREAT EXHIBITION Of CHRIsTM AS al
u NFW-iFAtfi OlFt, snI~ osfIs.
ll4 H. ; EMPORIUM N8 sil g.,.l..r
IL sssorfta ~ o. os All sing, l5rt 3ift Iit rir-,
lss ciieus ne lussi aud ne variety 60 -.
fer tao Eollsys
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-20

So Wbcm II ma Conrcrn.
NOTICE-Vesses in ballast, arriving at Pailale-
~ pba can be discharged free Of COG, delay a. ae south
Camden Ferry CONF tuys wherse oIP1si,e tae Nyy 1fo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-20
foej an0 founn.

GENT MAN, Ga strangely left GOLD
sierst On Sunday the IN lost which he VII pIsa.e =, o-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-20


WARD LAME L RI Il Co,
- Impores and 91bors Of -
SILK An ID FANCY GOODS,
rur 40 Broadway taelT WlrehOuse,
No. S. Chambers-.,
~ from RrodRsy opposite the PaTk. where they are pc
sr to cash md rseass six n5aa' buyers at 99 oES
market rates upeqGaled assortment OF Sj0ls sipod - e
ans Of the trade thr0u shout the United states
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-20

CFRVANTs WANT PIACFS-An American Girl
- pls'e oeo'sia tq'ettsPt e' =. tas eoaa
CRsr he fraads want place. N E1aoy n; ss y? 20
Broadway '.'A - -.
rIvEACHING-A student OF Theology, who is a
1rsousie Of core and hs' i1i' ssat-rys,
duDs he az, tx esr ee. to sr.e oSs ., Two So Pc e
The bet rsier,nes gwen Aai"s' 4hroL- 0'' "
ry,HF AGENTS and EMPLOYERS EXCHANGE,
By O. DABLIEG Co 30 ~ Blodrat I,s ef, go ,i
ODD, 10 Of Emoioyers Clerks Colse.os Afrnts a.
Apcse Brsn,ss Man paWy-I by prot $500 =.
ioete or supernendep Of ofiee With ostdo1r
Testimonials 10 Character and ability eau % 's'A " '
TINTED STATES SCHOOL AGENCY, QsiiI2
- BY WILCOX No ~ 80 III 10 u All
o'clock Degoistns all orders srns Haay S h, rae
dollar hgest.d procus 600 egmPehsst,l, c-~l "a
to S15s '''''' 10 '--'S. Pr -. 50
yyTANTED-By the Raritsn Bay Union assocs,.on
,,s Dds5 Msaer Psison, Interested in re obee o. .as a.
dsIs 'TPy immediately 10 RATA" "' PERTH ANBoY
vyvANTTD-A good Mechanical Drs.tsnan.-in-
w oure OF WM PLUME, a, the S'ye!iy,"o.l~
vy1ANTED-A situation as COachman-s resPec'a-
w lie Mn-oue who pect5 ands his business veIJ
se,dy oIVsi Ss9iy ecsmasnd.d rom bis last p4s', hls
eunbrrnec b Protestant NJ! Be nss n, o' t AZ
erSed TO- Cai at One George eiet No 81 Gtesn~a'
XtTANTED-A situation as BOokkeeper or Copyist
D, For sg sfn %GS Se o. ia "a
NJ Henry Merrill No Deyt.~ aud Mr. NstI nafien broker
No ~ Wflsmst address, through tho PostOhee Z.
yNyANTED-A smart active Man Zone who csn
w CON and short and cash rld siesn1a "a Sho.e
l Is5sIe o s. scse young Man - Packer one &C.
with address A y with references IuDaae
OF
xHTAYTED-A few energetic and intelligent Men to
w aot in his civ o. for hTcass Life 1sns1ee
Conrsny. Address hox 20. ~ Pot Once
WOOL CARDER-WaDted a first class W )ol
w Csid Carpet Yarns to take charge Of oar .ad
.til room. 10 possessing The rqu'e qu.l;
VII h. hleIs Apply previous to lFt January next 70 A j.
SSilI H. West Farms, ". \.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-11-12

to circulate particular fluid oxygenated blood Deoxy
genated blood clogs them up, and finally stops the crcu
lation through them altogether.
The theory entertained by DR.. Cartwright suppeses
that the circulation in the lungs Is due TO certain
o created by expansion Of the blood by heat which
idea loses sight entirely of the fac. that blood
does not flow freely through the capillary system of the
lungs According to this theory, both and
arterai blood ought to flow equally well through the pull
monary capiares but such is not the case, and hence
the new theory is incorrect.
There is one more fact and with this will close my
paper which fact of itself alone is sufficient to complete
ly overthrow Dr. Cartwrighs theory 1t is one which
have presented to him before but which he has never
replied. 1t is this: circulation utero. IL " atmos-
pherc air the motive power of the blood which is Dr.
Carwrghs theory, in his words, would ask how
the fal circulation is carried on where there neither is
ainy deny the fact of fal circulation will he deny
the total absence Of respiration in this How then
will he account for the circulation in ueros Assuredy
haematoknety will not help him out OF this dfhcuity.
He will have to invent omething else. Ii Dr. Cartwright
will explain this objection which we regard fatal to his
theory he will do much towards placing haematokinety
respectable footing, and justify himself In part AZ
least for asserting that the time is approaching wnen
America will look back with wonder that there ever was
age in which her people were humbugged py phy-
sology imported from Europe hrouded IN SO much uarK
place the chief motive power OF that nourshng
fluid called the blood in the mechanical propulsion OF
muscular organ" m o. Ned. Jour. Sept 1858
We apprehend that is quite too early IN the day 1or
to assert DR.. Cartwright does, that physiology
which teaches that the heart is the organ which crcu
lates the arterial blood is humbug
In our next paper, Messrs Editors, we viii examine,
with your permission the remaining arguments o winch
DR.. Cartwright attempts to uphold his strange theory
Very respectfully, your obedient servant,
ALBERT WELLES ELY,
NOVEMBER T. 1853 Census Bureau, Sth street
81 II
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-11-12

BUILDING RAILROADS WITH BoSDs.-The fact seems to
be generally admitted that building railroads bonds
has nearly had its day The Pittsburgh Gazette says
"The signs Of the time pretty clearly indicate that the
time for building railroads by Of county and city
bonds and even mortgage bonds to limited extent, is
nearly past Lines already commenced and which have
disposed Of portion Of their bond will get through with
heavy sacrifices New roads Of doubtful expedency and
which have but little foundation bona tide individual
subscriptions, may as well give w the struggle They
cannot succeed now, whatever they may do hereafter
The country has built enough Of railroads borrowed
capital the last FIVE years to make it healthy opera
ton to stop aud take long breath and accurate OBJ
seryation before rushing into newexperments We
not sorry therefore, to know and county bonds
unless Of the most unexceponabh character be
sold in New York. and that they annot be showed off in
Europe any price They have enough Of bonds at
the present They wish to wait awhile, and If oil
fair promises are to be realized before they send US
any more Of their gold for Promises to pay"
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-11-12

The GAvAzzI RIoT CASES AT AbsrRKAL.--The Montreal
Pilot Of the I'd instant contains full report Of the trial
Of Augustus Howard aud Murdoch Morrison, charged
the first principal the second accessory to the
murder Of James Walsh. Tn, jury acquitted Howard
without leaving their seats ard Of course the Attorney
General Immediately enterec n0ls proseq~ IS 20
Morrison.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-11-12
MISSISSIPPI UNION BANK BONDS.
FROM THE MISSISSIPPI WING.

Extract from Letter Of W. O. Smeaes, Esq on
The subject of he Union Bank Bonds
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-07-25
A Fern Leaf.

We do hereby proclaim that unless our rights
given US we viii take Immediate to stop ths
population. [Womaus Rights Convention.
oh you benighted donkeys stop the popula-
| ton, will you How many does it take to make
| a bargain Now do for there is one comfort
| about it, the world will soon he rid of you
| strong minded women and we poor quiet
souls can sit at home and sew our children's
| clothes, without perpetual appeals to join your
standard, and direful threats if we dare re-
fuse.
Stop the population! Look at that unfortu-
nate woman five children dragging at her
dress, two in her arms, and her husband fol-
lowing with three more! what a treasure she
| would be to you! and how dreadful such threat
| from her would sound Now, if she would only
place ell these children in training as advocates
| Tor your "rights," Heaven save the mark y
break the boys noses and pinch the girls pugs
| a little higher, what glorious future would
open before you
Stop the population Now when look at the
| list again, | am astounded to find it mostly
| made up of spinsters and widows! Really, you
| must excuse me, ladies, but had no idea you
were intending to keep up the population. The
| threat is too dreadful 'Old maids children
| are proyerbially prodigies. Now don't deny
yourselves the immense happiness of listening
to their little prattling tones. Don't you see,
dear creatures, that the population will
| arise from another source: Bless you, dears,
| the men are not so easily scared, and such a
| threat wont move them, take Fanny's word for
| it.
Stop the population! Look at poor Jones I;
he has strong minded wife and eleven children.
Don't you think he would be delighted at your
proposition and willingly vote to decrease it
Yes, indeed, and cry ''encore" as often as you
wished Didn't he bring Mrs. Jones to the
Convention, and stamp and cry hear" to all
your motions but wasn't it because Mrs. Jones
was treading on his toes' Answer me that,
Mr., Speaker
BY all means, stop the population, dear ladies
then we can walk the streets without tripping
over piles of strong minded children, who are
bound to revenge their parents wrongs, and
| trip you in passing, pretty darlings, and then
kick you for falling. But don't forget, dears,
there are weak minded women enough to supply
all DEFICIENCIES.
Remember, too, ye advocates, that a woman's
| honest rights are a mothers, and that the
Father who said ''Sutfer them to come to me-
| is your judge, and that it were better for you
| that a milestone hung about your neck and You
were cast into the sea, than one harsh word
spoken to His little ones.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-07-25
DAILY CRESCENT.
Ff3m I63 hn.1ssf5leE :
MAPPING IN THE CARS

MAPPING IN THE CARS
The car was full Of passengers
can't recall the number
for hsd Just awakened from
40 uursfrsshing slnmber
When lady who sat facing me
Difectly met my eye
Dut turned away Immediately
A"n smilsd-i knew not why
"neh youthful folks Who strangers are
are seated face 70 face
In the silence Of a railroad c.r
ANA grave and formal ulara
Their wandering eyes will sornst,r.s ,,s,t
By some strange fascination
AMI they cannot keep their faces straight
Though dying wIlh y-xatisn
simpletons there doubtless are
Whose mouths are always stretching.
But the guileless nirth Of maidens ewes
And lImpled cheeks Is catching
First she laughed. and then laughed
couldn't ray what al;
Then she looked grave, and looked grave,
And then she laughed at that
She endeavored to repres. her mirth,
But couldn't hold it half in
For. with face concealed behind book
she almost died a-lsughng
sh- pouted when she found her lips
Determined on a smile
But twas very plain the pretty rogue
Was laughing all the whs
Thus happily the moments few,
To me, at least, Of course,
Though when -he -Iw me- niling too,
1t made the matter worse
Ard when. at last, 1 left the car,
caught her laughing eye
And had one more good grin before
tore myself away.
Mine inn sought in saddened MOOD,
And with feelings Of regret
Those brilliant eyes felt assured
never could forget
And when arrived. yalice in hand
paused-i can't tell why
Before mirror on a stand
And gazed with curious eye.
My cravat was turned halfround or more,
And shocked was to lind
That my hat was badly jammed b fore,
And the rim turned up behind
Then while in haste my room 1 sought
swore along the stairs
That would not azsin be caught
A'napping in the cars.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-07-25

MATRIMONIAL ANEcDoTE.-Among our mar
riage notices this week is recorded the wedding,
at St. Paul's Church, Cambridge, of Mr.. Briggs,
Smith of Haverhill Mr.. Briggs is a hale and
hearty young man of seventy nine. At the
conclusion of the interesting ceremony, the
youngster was asked his age, when he boldly
exclaimed, =" Seventy -nine!" At this the bride
gave faint shrek, exclaiming, Oh If had
but known it Oh why he has been palming
himself off on me as only thirty-six oh
had no idea of such thing" Cambridge
Ding } paper.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-07-25

CAPIPAL PUNISHMENT ABOLISHED IN WIscoN-
SIN A bill abolishing capital punishment has
lust passed the Senate of Wisconsin by n vote OF
fourteen to nine. 1t had previously passed the
House, and as the Governors assent is antiei-
pated, il will doubtless become a law
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-07-25

Father" said little four year old, g
think you're q fool" why, my child ~
Because you brought that baby here when
mother was sick, and you have to get woman
To HISS il -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-07-25

A man famous for hunting up enigmas philos-
ophized thus: What strange creatures girls
are Offer one of them good wages to work for
you, and ten chances to one if the old woman
can spare any of her girls-but just propose
matrimony, and see if they don't jump at the
chance of working life time for their victuals
and clothes
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-07-25
RED RTTER.

Wdtle4ye TIT RSDAY July -. At4 otlosE Pm
ESOR SHREVEPORT, PoRr CADDu gag =
Il lEFf fERsVN, GRAND EcuRE, ALEXAN- LfiS49sy7f
OKLA and all Rod River
shi drHlsit sgAEot shHEN EP0RI b. TatbtT Og,t-T
be ready 10 freight Tuesday
above, tor freight ~ passlge, Apply u b0Hri orta
iy45 IjliS r. HYDE. Il Poydras street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-07-25

CoCENEYIsMs. -ITitaeSs. This here feller
broke our winder with tater, and it lsabeller
on the elber, she was playin' on the plan
ner"
MdgiStrate-s' The conduct of the prisona'
and his general characta', render it prOps' that
he should no Tonga be memba of society"
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-07-25

dasr ~
| depot: - j. :; goaERT 4 90,
Spirits TURPENTINE-l3O bbls, for sale
~ by A. DELA6RAyE& co, II Magazine street. iy2
StULPHATE QUININE-25o0 ounces. in store
- AMI for nrly 81 hARrA CO, - Tchoapoplas street
NAVAL SToRES-2OO0 bbls Tar, Pitch and
Rosn for saie W A. D4LAGRAvE CO, Il Magazine
ENAMARlNDS-l0 kegs Fresh, in store, for
sale by Lr!l EJ HART a CO, 1s Trhouptousspt st.
tAST0R OlL--30 bbls, Blows No |, in store
~ and fer sale by = NJ DALEY SO TrhouTitoul", yl2
III AMS-1O ticrees Sugar-cured, in store and
for sale by F. NJ DALEY, 50 Tchoapoulns yl4
ELoUR-150 bbls Extra and Superfne St
III, LOUIS in store aud for s's X BY . r.,',,
4 TORN--950 bags, in store and for sale by
- iyl2 +. NJ DALEY, 50 Tchoupiioaias street.
I IME-l50 hhds Philadelphia Lime, for sale
ly III AsllBRP6E co, 50 St Charles street. je2i
"HITE WINE VINEGAR-2O barrels just
Ell iw r. i. NICHOLS 4 CO, Vi Camp street
4 ssHAMPAGNEs-45O baskets genuine Held
~ ' M IN quarts and Rn s,5 S?s h5ygi Gy % e South and West
GLARETS-550 boxes Haut Brion, vintage Of
SlSI The ceebmted john Du Taence
q 4 a9d pnl .}o cases Larroe BorieaaK Julien
ig2l lv Il. =. NICHOLS 20, .. Camp street
efOCk-lOO cases Sparkling Hook, so cases
~ y Sparkling i''g e e ,@ Gle,i;@ Iqi lor ~ 1 BY a
4 flGARS 1000 Havana, direct importation,
efna1a Media Regala, La Paa ii Judo EIrnia
sIl eESSFTf Sf Co. a. Z Z Magazine street,
RRAZlL NUTS-75 bags Brazil Nuts, Just
- received from eH ef.p Clifton fol sale by
lei Al COCHRAN 4 CO, SO Grayier street.
AlSlNS-lO00 packages MIR and Layers,
II ~ WHOLE halt and quarter boxes Tor sale by
myi A. r. COCHRAN a co, SO Grsyi-r street.
4 EM0NS AND 0RANGES-500 bxs. Lemons
Il 4 and 3u0 boxes Oranges, or sal BY
my4s A. +. COCHRAN a co. ss GIsyet street.
4 NlGARS-10,O0O Havana, direct importation,
~ Club Cub Media keEaa, Los Re- gaa Los Dos
tmHno Media RrsaA La patrli III Judo Euans vi
Media Regsa cmssd4s r. tgaa f9I sale BY
vATOLFE'S AROMATIC SCHIEDAM
w sCHNAPPs IN CAGES Of quart. and pnls for sale by
HFIs Ct R. F. NICHOLS 4 Co. 81 Camp street 9
slAC0N-75 casks Ribbed Sides, in store and
- for sale by FERD kENNETT Co, IS Magazine
SODA ASHES-l3O casks, for sale by
- 1880 A. DELAGRANE 4 Co, II Magazine street.
sbALM OIL--5 casks, for sale by
4 js3) A. BELAGRAVE a co, ii Magazine street,
S0AP ROSIN-lS50 bbls Nos l, . and s, for
- sale BY A pELAGRAvF& CO. Il Magazine jeso
A LCOHOL-40 barrels for sale by
"a le3O E j. HART co % TchouPieulas street.
a UINlNE-2500 or American, for sale by
W leso Ell JIARr& co. 1s TehoupoulAs srsst,
DEARL BARLEY-50 kegs, in store an 4 frr
sale by Z j. HART Co ~ feh0uPtoass street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-07-25
4 AXE SHORE TRI-W EEKLY Mr.. =

Z AhE 6TIUHE T r w EEkLY = ,1lIS, h
Packet Steamer CALIFOENIA-FOR .asssarsss11s,s2s
bllDN AND OCEAN SPRINGS, BAY ST. LOUIS, PASS IHtIS-
and MiassSltP CITY and stopping At FORT = IKE les
"a and THCRsDA1sIte slrntd aud hagote low
Pa Yet steamer Cal oRNA Captain s. H. fro built expressly
the Lake trade with will
aud Jefferson BAaAi u
lows: TTESDA .by A NJ Cars
THURSDAYS ............... hy = 4 NJ CArs
SA1URDAYS T.. NJ
And TIE pichNrtfEIn
LIKE, ioil0wSf
Lsdrss HsrOtieInse Ledrss Lyae4laf3 and BiioEia
TUESDAYS by A. ~ Cars WEDNESDAY .ENENTsG
lIGRhDA Us A. NJ. Cars FRIDAY EVENING
b3tti ~ Pnti - ri. ,ilt.t Isaf.f Pas
SElLfDAfS Z. ". Gaze SUNDAY EVENING
- Ih" California dos beyond Pass Christian Saturday
avehluEs.
~ FAR 10 By ST. Ioa aod Pa4, Christian, o. Cen aad
SrttaHts, u Is Usck, u
~ Fat to NsssiPp Civ, BluH
iron and sergAnts, f 50, Derk 4
~ Freight the all
ook g saturdays Rt for Tuesday aud Thursday trips ought - be
4eut 90 Mondays and WelnesIala
- Tn Was Letter Bag viii Agent m T1-s-
tAys and lhurlAs UcOek A. ~ r
E. EkDIEs- Emmy IAn..
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-07-25


DAY MORNING.. JULY q.
IJME CE,IENrT Lvr/
LlNlI, OLMEN i LlC.
r ME-2ooO hbl. Rockland landing er brigs
4 Isabella, B~nan md John Cohen, for s.le by
ya 'o'S g. Af = G 4 ss' sS %ssy T. 4 F.y%a" as 81 b.
u OsIN--2s8 bbls., landing ex schooner vii.
JoS S & g. ffli hAEbilL i &c co. J. .ym.p co..
G,on At,,. - -, s',sz si'''"s, % '',
- by ''"A' = q. HARDmI 4 Co Co ''''
iy2i g Magazine street. and Marigny Baldag.,
DALM OIL. 10 casks to arrive, for sale by
1.,r,,pNT ZOO ~. Nono-,. . -
- J. 9, HARDnL 90 sae;ss.or. . j. fayn,sa 4 Co.
80. q Newark, ~; "
,,,,, 80 - =, =, 1.',@'es. . D''';
H. @ e .s, rs landing at tho Orange street " Tor
:. =, ss i,..,, z;,,, : :, :, . - 80 VS..
"HITE LEAD-In 25, so, 100 and 500 lb
sos., tf W. I sg th A FSs s hs5Sokn Pacific uer and
iegs a. DELAsaAyE co. IL Magazine street.
DAvING sTONE-23Oo feet Paving Stones,
suitable for ALLEYS and Sidewalk now landing ship RArian,
"a ~ Al cocHRAsa a CO, IS Grarisr street.
----=-===----------- ----------=--=--=z-=-==--
ONDON PORTER, ETC. 100 casks. in
l!g store and for 'r T. HART Co :, roAoapoo.. street.
Hsf tiHINE.2OO ounces, in store and for sale
CIV T. ~ '.nANi . - :, I,no,'p.lo1l-. street. va
A FILE BhANpn-Zo Dds. IN store and for
.,I.GV Avn cpFEN TEAS 1000 ~
SLaIh .,o,f ,o hSD ~, ,,' y NH' ihA'-ioo' pigs
rrANrFACTrPFD ToRACCo- eoo -.
lNA assorted brands, fots.ie i.r 4y r,.,n,-...,.'
,,,cT11p o0,p 70 -. : -. - =
LIE cCh ~, - U poAes, ~ a III store anu lor
= ONION popTEP AM AIE--1oo oa-i.. :
$3.50 'o i' s4s % Sy W Hart CO = Go G%iHs ~ III
MACKEREL.-10o bbls. Large No. 9 Mack
MA jH. CARTER c6. i and Is tolaiooa .f
MACKEREL-50 half barrels Large No. 8
-'' i1t clRTsR 1 Co i .od 3iit c5nmoa .5:.
- ICE-50 casks Carolina, for sale by
- - -, -H--'-14 ----
l avs sARELII a CO., al Common .,a.,
rNoNc 100 hovos IN storo ND f,r .oIo -.
myis 8, r. +. Srdfiois co., .. Ca camp pa.e ne,
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A slSr AN aoS a. ;S dInus, il
= -. .'.s.. ~ : -,
100 7 a;xl%I I@PlI
)pFIoITS,S Ann I,CKSoN pAIIpo,n
4 sEl1e oooa.o ',,'EA.o AM 'EAoiN''o-' hAihnoAD
x. SCRIP purchased Rios. h B. WINSTON COX Ga,4r .e,
SIDES--20 casks Clear and 10 casks Ribbed,
= =. .42. o.n.1na, ., !: 4 DAILY 5. r,A2ep,sa., street.
nEEF--3 bbl. Mess. 42 hills prime and !
- b6 NJ o, to close 1o9''knssn |, G7 sas s95 Hs
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-07-25
UATERLrG PLACES.
4 AXE SHORE PACKET STEAMER .

AXE SHORE PACKET STEAMER aT1so D.
CRFOLE-summsr Auag FOR .Assrsas.l- -
hAN SPRINGS BILOXI NJ " md
splendid low pr.saure steamer CREOLE Charles Walker master built
SLY for this trade win superior
Catfolon aud Jefferson Railroad Lake
= FOL ows
MONDAYS ....Ly A, NJ. Cara FRIDAYS ..by r. NJ Ca,,
"EDNkSDAfsiby a. NJ. Cars SATUkDAYS..hy r. NJ Cas-
And the PonhArrsu Lake Of The ca
follows
-. Llrss Htm OfltdHss Lsarsi ocean SJrtegss
MONDAYS by gA. NJ cars SUNDAY
WEDNESDAYS. by ga. NJ cars MONDAY ...... EVENINGS.
FNlDAlS....... p NJ
SATuRDAYs., aP NJ cars SATURDAY -. MORNINGS
Ga SATURDAYS and
CITY, blloIi and ocean Springs.
- Freight received a the Railroad all the orinck
saturdays. That Tor Wednesday, Onghi be uesIy4.
Bay 81
~ Deck Fare Mississippi City, Hol and Ocean
Sp' ngs u 50i Children aud servsnts, Deck, al
~ The Way Letter Bag the Of
"ys aud WgtnrsiAi at ~ ck and Oh Friday nn1
days at 31z Orlock =. al.
i.s1 r. GFDDES, Agent Bank PlHsa.