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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-20

Deducfing the 1853 deficiency under property
tax, aud he larger iteu That comes under the head.
ing OF miscellaneous, we bayo the remarkable fact
less SUN than &l,l4c,5so. This large total is
.dcublv Welcome when 40 como 10 note care.
fully the sources whence t Is derived, and 20 re.
member the indications thence arisiDg. First we
have sum approaching haf an extra mllcn
derived frm customs, and telling as,ory ofincreosed
power os consumption by the peopie ot tea, sugar.
and other foreign products. Next we have the still
more certain indication of comfortable 90 QUESTION
an extended demand for eyciseabls articles The
growth Of revenue under this heading IL seen TO
amount to something over third OF million ster.
hing on tho three moaths Notwithstanding the
pending change In our stamp law-for pending
tivity Of business indicated by IN increased revenue
on stamps to the tuue Of car 322 tho post Office
the crown lands, and "repaymcnts'' coming In TO
make up The remarkable and emnently satisfactory
cum total 20 maoh for the quarter.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-20

Tho vatsr or tie laois river IN 80 low as Esseasss
10 psev mt o. al coas rois cesiysuag u, to We gsees
do risE mt Of TRADE aNd com xsroe.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-20

YELLOW FEVER IN NRw ORLBASs--During the
week ending on the 9th inst there were fiity.ninc
deaths from yellow fever In New Orleans.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-20

presented separately" In q word, Austria disap-
proves the policy Of Russia bit is not inclined to 20
wherever France and England may choose to lead
her.
The Emperor goes to Linz and Salzburg in day
prtwo.
letter from Vienna published in Belgian paper
states that Count Gyulas mission TO St. Petersburg,
IS positively diplomatic Que, and it adds That the
I" good Offices" Of Austria have been accepted by
Russia and the Porte.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-05

John A. Cuthbert tSouhern Rights hIs
been appointed Live Oak Agent for Alabama.
John Tysowski has been appointed an exam.
iner in the Patent Office
Isaac Ruiebaugh has been appointed to n
cierkship in the Register Office, to FL the va
caney left by Mr. Ty.osski
Samuel York At Lee has been transferred
from the Office Of Register Of the Treasury 10
ei7Vo clerkship in the Sixth Auditors Office, m
the place Off. c Murphy, appointed Consul to
Shanghai.
Robert j. Walker was to leave wegh-
ington on the 2ath ult, for New Fork. prcr ara.
tory to Lis departure for the Mission to Chino
by the way Of England.
Important alterations had been made in the
steamer Princeton, which it was thought would
increase her capacity Tor making steam and add
to her speed
No further develo. nents have transpired rel
atve to the fishing negotiations. Some new
issue is believed to have arisen. making nego-
tation more difficult. Some apprehensions Wei :
expressed that difficulties would arise having q
warlike tendency. There was thin veil Of war
hanging over Hie aspect Of affars, but the opin-
ION prevailed that peace would be maintained
Secretary Guthrie is vigorously pushing pre-
parations for establishing the New York Assay
Office The appropriation Of 100000 made at
the last session Of Congress, it was believed,
would be sufficient for erecting suitable build
ing.
The Post Office Department has been nego-
tiating with the Minister from Bremen for the
reduction Of sea postage to ten cents per half
ounce, with probability Of success
1t was thought that if Great Britain did not
reduce her transit postage for letters to and
from the Continent, that another line of steam
ers might be established, running from New
York to Ostend, and carrying the mails at the
same rate. The effect would be to draw from
the Liverpool lines the great bulk of Continental
correspondence.
FEELING L. Dowsing has been appointed Reg
lister Of the Land Office at Colum' us, Miss i'll
the place Of his father Wm. Dowsing, resigned
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-05
Weather and Crops.

The Columbus (Georgia) Enquirer, of the 9th
ult., says:
We rejoice to learn that the recent rains have,
in most parts Of our State, revived, to seme ex-
tent, the growing crops After ALL however,
it is now evident that the crop of corn has been
seriously injured, and must be very short The
cotton, also, throughout the middle and upper
counties, is represented as very inferior, and
likely, from present appearances, to yield but
little.
The Milledgeville (Georgia) Recorder, of the
26th ult., says
We have, within the past two weeks had a
number of fine rains, and crops have been much
improved by them, especially late corn. A
number of planters throug out this section,
taking the alarm from the drouth, upon the oe-
eurrence of the first rain in June, planted more
| corn. which now promises we'll Accounts from
other parts of the State are now also more en-
couraglng.
The Lexington (Mo) Express, of the Goth
ult, says;
The hemp crop in our State is now made and
we congratulate our agricultural friends on the
prospect before them. The harvest will COM
mence ia eight or ten days, and should the
weather for saving the crop prove favorable, the
yield will be immense, and the quality very
fine. The corn crop is suffering at this time for
rain; but no soil suffers less from drouth than
ours, and should we have a rain in fifteen days
the crop will be quite abundant
The Charleston Mercury of Friday last. says
There have been copious falls of rain during
the last forty EIGHT hours, and yesterday, espe-
eialiy, the rain poured in torrents, with but
brief intcrmissions during the entire day So
much rain has not fallen IN the same period for
a long time.
1la 4 i 4. 4
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-05
Steamboat and River News.

The Missouri tSt. Louisl Republican, of the
29th ult. contains the following items of river
news
LOUISVILLE AND Sr Louis PACKET LINES
We have been shown a letter from MIR Sherley,
President of tins line, dated July q, to Mr..
Dwyer, their + gent, in this city, in which he
speas of the proposed change in the boats
forming that line Of packets, and says 1t is
no W decided on by the Directors to place in the
Louisville and St. Louis mail line, on the &c
sumption OF navigation, the two new low pres.
sure boats we are now building here. The Ben
Franklin will also go il. The Pike is now being
heightened to 30 feet, and will also 90 in-so
that the line will be composed next season of
the low pressure steamers, Northerner and
Southerner, and the Telegraph No 2, Ben
Franklin, Pike, Fashion, and General Pike,
making it first class line, one equal to any
line of steamboats, in the West
HEMP, ETC The Isabel, in from Weston,
Missouri river, yesterday evening, brings 1895
! bales Of hemp This is the largest number OF
| bales brought down by any boat this season, ex-
| cept ON trip of the same boat bout two months
since At that time she brought ever llU0
bales The Isabel is entitled to the horns for
! bringing the two largest cargoes of hemp OF the
| season, Iu addition, she had on boardl05 bales
buffalo robes, 81 hhds, tobacco, 4lO sacks wheat,
and 399 coils rope,
JAMES RoBB.-This splendid steamer has been
| lying up for some weeks past, painting and re-
pairing. and is now nearly ready to again entei
the trade between NewUreans and this city
The Louisville Courier of the 26th ult Gays
| The river was slowly rising yesterday, will
three feet eight inches water in the canal by til,
mark, and twenty-six inches on the tails
through the pass. The weather yesterday wa!
dsagreeable, with several hard showers OF rain
At Pittsburgh last evening there were but u
inches water, with, however, wet weather; anc
II dispatch from Brownsville stated that the Mo
nongahela had risen eighteen inches, and still
swelling. What a huttering will ensue among
the sternwheelers and boatmen.
At Cincinnati the river had risen four and
half feet since Saturday, with stormy weather
The rise is from the neighhoring streams, an,
the Kauawha The Kanawha had risen six o
eight feet, though a dispatch was received
yesterday, which stated that it had risen bu
three feet.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-05
SEA-GOING VESSELS.
CHLIFORNIH.
NOR CALJFoRNIA via VERA

TOR CALIFORNIA, via VERA .<lfT4
prorse Cal ona ,SlIkS4-
V-raruE CITY Of Mexico AenpncoTbe
magnificent steamship TEXAS busn Place
commander, viii ervs Ne VersCuz lst and
every month o'clo puncuay u s. Mail
NeraCru daily the CITY
Acn mules be had.
THE MEXICAN OCEAN MAIL AND INLAND COMPANY vii
the Road
transport passengers through ns m h.
Potr St"rmrrs touch at Aaplco passengers will long
t4ned For lur,hef rnfticnlafs, apply to
HARRIS a MORGAN, foot Of Ju aseet
utvlaf artrstte H.. sia.msb,n Landing
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-05
BRAZOS SANTIAGO.

WI tirnve THURSDAY, Angus n at o,loL A. NJ
EfDR BRAZ08 SANTIAGO, PoINT .eFFf7ss,
u ISABEL, MAT 1MOgpS aui BROW SSViiI E-.s-LH.I.A>
EgEn Na~Oriras re4hs U Line q Low pr~'-1 ain
rfEthe FfN 4r lit = p.cry master leave
fh, sanyrg us Malls gh or prag. Laynr ~
Hfenor stale uls, apply
HAfNi3 NDRGAN, fot Of Jutt street
az otpos tn Strars iip 1andiug.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-05
KEY HEST

wl leave about THURSDAY August H. at O'Clock A. NJ
& TUR KEY WEST, via PENSACOLA, 1lfEE.
hpAhAClCoLA ST. MARKS, CEDAR KEYS s.<llee "a
JAMES H. DAY. J. =. Smith, commander W. leave ia. steam
sP Landing loot Of lnn First Istsc ahove
pa'rze, Apply to GREEN HARDING co SO Poydtaa street
~ ny m"ah- M 'itev must through Post-"die.
- lhe doatiaaon Of freight IN all be marked &
: ~ s2gs., -, ,,.,.,. ,.,.,u.,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-05

A responsible party has proposed to the Coun-
ell at Cincinnati erect gas works in that city,
and to furnish gas at - per thousand cubic feet
TO private consumers, and 81 so for street
lamps--the gas to be of the best quality and
Illuminating power.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-05

WILMINGTON AND NANCHES TER RAILROAD. =
There are now only 50 miles of staging on this
route, and it is gradually lessening. The road
is in very fine condition, and the running tune
good When completed travellers may AVOID the
steamboat line between Wilmington and Charles
m
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-05

Dfy RIcE IN TKouBLE.-1his celebrated show
man was arrested in Meadyille, a.. few days
ago. for erecting his tent on the amona, IN
tilat borough, without license from the author
tiles After hearing of the case it was deci-
ded to hold Dan to tail tor trial. To add to
Dams trouble, the alligator and one of his best
monkeys died during his stay ut Meadyiile.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-05

MINING IN SourH AMERIcA-A navigation
and inning company, it is said is about to be
organ; zed in New York for the purpose OF navi-
eating the Rio de Ia Plata and its continents,
and working the mines of Bolivia, Peru, and
portions of the Argentine Republic,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-05

4 CARGO OF MEAsIIs-The packet ship Con
stellttiop arrived at New York on Tuesday
morning, bringing eight hundred and nineteen
,a=seusers IN The -ts'rage They have hsd m.
t,sr,ts - 9,,.-t4 st.ss, ~ Esssis- a., t"aFd -
sfe ttias
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-05

4 tHOICE WINES AND LIQUORS-BRAN-
~ DlfSSszac Of HES l7ss, l0g and s05 Co.
OF ssi oard Dupcy ard other brands
ahi qualities,
WiNESOd Reserve Pathetnho South
Dun Gordon Harmony Nephew Sherry; Old St
ard Sparkling flock Creme de Bolzy Ftui de Slry HeoE
other bnndH OF Champagne White Wine Caret casks
rasts, Of al qualities.
Holland Jamaica Scotch Irsh, Roannk,
Old Rye Whisky; brandy Fruits und Fruits juice Ccrla
Bnker Berlin Gouloy Bes
WINES LIQUORS, which will
able asea e found, cash % city paper.
$50 easks FORT Err and ALE, plutR and quarts
NJ ia 4
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-05
| AXE SHORE TK1-WEExLY ar~--

z FT-6Isr IFWENIA-I r R,L-s.-ss ,.,ssrsI,
kli&i AID OCEAN SPRINGS BAY sr IOUi~, Ps-S TfFjS.
ItN and hlS CIT and stopping RI PIKE TUES
lhfs and IhLksiAYs-Ts sp1dd and tayo,e los
na kot ssans CALFOT MA Ca tam S.
the Lake '-sd, WITH superior Carr
t"h 'pd JcfeIs"n Pair ~
lJwE TUESDAYS .....,,..........Ly : 4 VI ca,s
1lfGRSDAYS .............,..by : A. VI Cars
s- .,hN 7,
Lake follows;
. Lsdgss Es'oOrisaHs. L.qrss Lyncibpyg nd Bi6xi:
Tuesdays ....by A. ". Cars WEDNESDAY EVENING
THURSDAYS A. VI. Cars
L.tEt' e. f'iit ti'i .tng; Lslye' Pas cEriridt:
SATURDAYS f. NJ Cars SUNDAY ........ EVENING
E The California dos not beyond Pass Christian
az are Boy St. LOUIS and Pa chstan =. 90 Children aud
10 Fare 70 Miss 'tp Bri
dreu and servants 81 sp, Detk, ~
~ Freight rte~d the Railroad DEPOT up 10
2eoc ssar aye at for Tuesday and Thursdays trp
ts Ta VA Let-r viii gent m Tae
tsys lni Hys o'clock Saturdays sS VI
l'iu x. GEnDES, Agent ln Bank
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-05

THE GARDNER CAsF.-We learn from the
WASHINGTON Star, that in the Criminal Court on
the 26th ult., Messrs. Bradley and Carlisle,
counsel for Gardiner, appeared in Court, and
stating their willingness to 60 to trial in that
case Immediately, asked that the Court would
fix a definite time for the trial. Their engage
meuts in the Circuit Court demanded their at
tendance there at the September term. II not
taken mp now, they suggested that it be contin-
ued to the December term.
Mr. Fendall was willing to try the case at
once, but he could not go to trial until the Com
mission which had gone to Mexico should return,
when reasonable time would be given to the de-
fence to finally prepare for the trial.
The Court declined to fix day for the trial,
or TO continue it TO tue next term. The Com
missioners were daily expected back, and when
they returned reasonable time would be given
to both parties to commence the case.
! Mr. Carlisle then gave notice Of motion for
! a continuance, but the Court declined entertain
ing the motion, on account OF being about TO
| enter upon the case OF man now III jail. MT
Carlisle then asked TO have his name struck
from the docket in the case, and IN company
with Mr.. Bradley left the Courtroom.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-05

SALE OF A LAKE SUPERIOR COPPER NINE
The Ontouagan Mining Company Of Lake Supe-
rur, Michigan, il Is stated. have sold their
rights and privileges and mines, to company
of the same title in London. for the considera-
tion of e35 600 sterling. ha.f Of which has been
paid in cash The transaction was made on
The S0th OF June, and the deed of purchase has
Just been received by he Arctic.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-05

We learn from a correspondent of the New
berry Sentinel tha negroes are selling III Mont
somery county, Kentucky. bri>kly NJ the fol
lowing rates : men from $1,000 10 s,l2uO; boys,
twelve or thirteen years old, from $500 to 5000
and my informant saw young woman, aud
child three months old, sell for $500. Ohio
being a near neighbor seems 10 make no differ
ence with prosperous Kentucky about the price
of slaves
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-05

THE CRYSTAL PALACE ExHBITIeN.-The New
York Journal of Commerce contends that in
nearly every department Of industry represented
iu the Crystal Palace, the United States mani
tests superiority over Great Britain. If Ameri
cans are excelled, it is in the fine arts, and those
which create luxuries to which arts compara-
lively little attention has been given in Amer
lea, AS yet.
The rapid progress towards the completion of
the Exhibition is said to be truly gratifying.
Every day some new, useful, or tasteful object
catches tile eye, adding much to the effect of the
fairy like scene The workmen have now
nearly completed the picture gallery. 1t will
contain about ten thousand square feet Of wall
space available for the display Of pictures,
every foot of which is bespoken fer the purpose
: sallery four hundred and fifty feet long, ap-
propriately lighted from the oof, and filled on
both sides with pictures, will be something
royel in extent, at least
On Tuesday, 204l single tickets were sold.
anl 12l season tickets presented at the doors.
flece pts for the day, sl003. The sum of $50 72
was contributed to the Washington Monument.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-05
WfTERI.NrE PLACES.
= AXE SHORE PACKET STEAMER

4 AXE SHORE PACKET STEAMER ar-o
CRfOiF F-suua-5 Arrsngemenf.-FoR
EAN SPRINGS BILOXI Rrd wand
splendid tow IRE CREOLE, Ctsts. Waller u1aser
Aprr-sy 'f is p', VI superior viii the
Carr9on aud nef+ Railroad arrival the Lake o b cars,
MOyDA Us ....by 4, ". Cars FRIDAYS .bv P NJ Car.
WEbNEEpAYs by \. VI Car SATURDAYS. p. NJ. ca,
nj 'hr PonAHr rain tsroti
ioliyws;
-. Learti 4fea Ory1Hss L'arss h Str,Hg,
nl3N Nh ~ a VI car SUSiDhY W. INGS
WEpNf fsDAYS. by H. ~ care fNOSDA Y,.,.,. EV y SGs
FfIDA Vs.. r. 81 c,tA
HhIURDA VS.. BY p. NJ cars SATGRDAY ., NOR SiSGs
On SttHdays and Sanl+ys Creole
City, alpzi ,ha OIrau SBrns4
- II igh U the Railroad all e up o'e'ork on
sstg,ttys Tint 'or W'dHiay o'Pht fuesd W.
~ Pare 10 Bay ST. Louis ard Pas
~ Dek ~ Fore Assisspp ri,y i o., and ocsa
SIfmgs - 81: Children and sry II So D-cE, p.
iS 1hy Way L. ba rytl NJ
day' and WuesiA At u clock
tays rt g.. Jclo, =. -,
~ Y GEDrFS, Arort 4 - NJ pa o.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-05

SlDEs--2O casks Clear and 10 casks Ribbed, |
= rs ''''' ''-''-'' ~ DALEY r.s,upios'., street,
ssEEF-3 bbls, Negs, az bbls Prime and
4 '''' IAe il MCLFohb lo. IL Bank Place.
shRIED APPLEs-lOO bbls in store, for sale
s,- :, a,, -. - - -
BALM oih 6Sst easEs; iGF i2F sae d p Iy .,..a. sweet
" ENTUCKY Mu-TARD-25 doz in store,
- 2, s y : : 'iA.' - = i-eo.e''.- ,e'2H ~.
fhaG2 a1ar Rt y 9fFfsls = . s.oi'' ~
puoNs -Ioo hove. il y,ore nd for sale h.
- r,l'.' ?. yLcli2,S $50 : O. :. ,,' .--- 49,,
pltM2 eases fresh es1 l1Gkey, ar ior saie ~
nPIfrN-2 cases Turkey. for sale by
~ $50 - lt.Rl CO. % 1esegE,.ll'' street.
agz h29lnes' es assGrtea ior sa,e
CtT.V CaNnI Es--200 ;,ovas for saIe bv
n $ l,AeT :, Co ~ I ioayI aalt. ;,et
ryu,Trou oooo IL. ,.,..aLo,, .,J
" nhLr olL-Zooo gaiion' Lle@0ieu eh'
=. c3sIEE I co. :. md !. e-.=9eg, .'....
= .st 'a1,. ard sl so. %E.a. .. Sc see,a and
w. = ,oi,r, a.a - :. 21-i-e -. -. -
w. sicgra'@ SOM 1' 1fs,a i faS. s. IS. HUI i:f
jas, ss5,J tdi tor az S1
<-,IG ADS IN nno uo-,,o d;r ;,n,,,r,a,;o,
ceo Slse ls tg. "A Lii Il:Taias z. P.'
sI.aa asss. 7,s RZ'1st g "a
-
- AIslNS-iooo boxes NIX and Layers In
CO R y aai a ,s Ar a4r.s .,...
HocK-loo co.es sn.rElin, Hock 20 case.
Sparkling Iisrms4s s,s,s @;c,.9I nd =,
DRAzIL NUTs-75 BAGS Brazil Nuts inst
- received from s1 .nlp el.eg, s:els w.
- .ISIVs INN naoLanoa NO ond-Ioro.,
tx 80 ti, - tOoV , i s,t ~ :. "AA 10Y 'i''
m,4 :. ,ee.liHAN q 20. sS Grayi-- - .-.ri.
EMoNo N 90, ot DIS Lemons
.s.> a :. o HEAS : co 3. c-.yi.- street. street
4 IGARs--70, 900 Havana direct Importation,
HmAP Md & sgs SKI, L. rn' a. . iedt9 tAn's FL do E'1e
| ir's E''n fTV>E11 . IN. "a Magazine a,r-el
alACoN IS casks Kibbed Sides, in store aud
ID safe by FE,D. KES>Erra o s,SI gag ne JET
SODA AsHES-l80 casks for sale by
| - jeSn DsLAeRAvE& a co :, M,g
~ UININE-25G0 o.. American, for sale by
N ,yst : nARI 90 - TebouIit u..s,y.,
sH7HITE WINE VINEGAR wenty.fye
s I = S1is 5 eo . sc Camp gI rs, rHs ''
S,ow FEED-Cuw FEED-5O bbls. Buck
G "''' N'" for 's' i0z zsEkr Il CO. r,.,r,. sweet,
II-T IA l. II
| wv - -
- my. st R. = NlcHoLs a Co. So Camp street
.UIrM 1ooa -. e.., -
| 4 i hhN -h-l-Vo DhleS, ior eile ny
| - j-25 A. DEL GRAVE \ GO Il Nsg zne street
(.II1IrI III7- no
| - 1OULDEhO- - " CASKS cnOlce cincinnati, IN
r IYsEED OIL-1I4 hill, boiled raw ENGLISH
ii and American Li,ss-d Oh, for cal hv
| iy2 A DELAGkKNE Il CO., II Magazine
|
| hills LANDING and DD0
'o', IN store 'Ir 5s y CO :, N,s.,ir. ,.
| - " ~ - : -
| AAMaIC. puMd p,nohao,u nlj T., IN
A'S4 ~ "ohnaiNo
- Nam 'o' sal- hy 'oHRAN 90 "a ''-av'"r Sir~"i
bokk-Io obls Mess and ~ ools Shoulders
Il at Inspection, for sale by - -
| aP-i !. NJ MlLf utfp q ~. II hans tlace
| N .crI co,, -
ED ASd COhE-lUU casks broken anC
a.
SALE J ". ASHRRTIGF ca, 4.ri unhas
|
saATM OLA casks fnrs sale hv
oiH r' D"0ho' ~ ~ Saie ~
SOAP ROSIN-lS5O bbls Nos. |, and 3, fol-
- ssIh hv DEtAGRAyE1 co n Naya,in. sty.4, i.ga
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-05
STEAM BOATS.
MOBILE.

TFOR MOBILE, BAY ST Lofts 41-.A
= I'D Pass CHRISTIAN. Daily ., Mail
tsFneta oHFGoS, C'pt r. A. HEN, and FLORIDA Capt.
J9an GA lasg been built sIpfessY for ne Lsks Uads One
ftte will leave tie poatcbnsn Railroad GALY,
sTriyf = the LsF"oins O'Clock cara spurg
!sH ar Crg'an daily. going and turning
90 Weihfaa and Saturdays going and u ndG Thursdays
" The Letter Bag or Mobile Tlrces ~
OF ~ ths Akert- bhlrpR7tl II 1'csck a
te te4r FOR Eaft ~ Nohils b.
will bgde lined one day at NJ bile.
Freight
70. steamers CALIFORNIA 1r CREOLE
isl Eyept 10 gsrL
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-05
;eRIDGEwATER FIRE AND WEATHER

I'D PROOF PAIST.-D, pot No. 10 Camp sertThe public
especially Brgewuie Paint Company
complete the thc mtne addition mile and dh
sill tor tine urr, m rea Us FeHsseh Al orders now he
led upoa being PuHItS bl-d.
Loatuy, lew weeks,
other c0ors oj hr Brigewutrr, viii
parkAgrs
with lime lEsrHd o ordinary
4lak Tins the North, and
works uTIhy Far dir
properties pamphlet which may be had h
rpot nr OF the Sub agents,
Dry, L utrtsls, weighing 4tU 10 $40 lt4
DFy, IN hall barrels, weighing guu 20 ?5t iosI
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