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3. c. HORN. j. R. LEWIS. Z. BRIGGS,
B. G.. HORN & co.

Importers Of Segars and Tobacco.
pRICK building, Sansome street, between
ID California and Pine, San Francisco
One of our partners being a personal resi-.
dent in Havana, we are enabled to offer in
ducements to those wishing really choice
article of segars, such as cannot be surpassed
in this country.
Euery Variety of Tobacco,
Kept constantly on hand. Also, full assort-
ment of American Regalias, which we are
receiving regularly by every clipper ship, and
which we are determined to offer at less pri-
ces than any other similar establishment on
this coast. ll-3n
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EstraY Notice.

NOUND on my Ranch, on or about the 4th
H of fJune last, large bay American Mare,
with white spot in the forehead. The owner
is requested to call, prove property, pay CHAR
ges and take her away, or she win be dispos-
ed of according tolaw.
13-1m~ Il. WORTHINGTON
Grass Valley township, J miles from Nevada,
July ~, 1853.
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Wholesale Fancy Variety.

Wholesale Fancy Variety,
Embroidery, Lace, Hosiery, Ribbon, Glove and
TRIMMING STORE.
ZONES & TOBIN, having removed from
- Front street, near Long Wharf to No. 81
Sacramento street, one door above Front street,
would invite the attention of city and country
dealers to their assortment of
Combs, Stationery,
Brushes, Playing Cards,
Perfumeries, Violins,
Spectacles, Port Monnaies,
Cutlery, Fishing Lines,
Looking Glasses, Marbles, Harps,
Dolls, Toys. Suspenders,
Spoons, etc.
And large assortment Of Zephyr Worsted and
Patterns, Sewing ana Floss Silk. Ladies' Silk
Buttons. Silk and Worsted Braids, Fancy and
Plain Ribbons, etc. ETC., and u number of ar
ticles too numerous to mention The assort-
ment will be constantly added to by arrivals
from Europe and the Atlantic States, and will
at all times be sold at the lowest rates.
JONES d TOBIN, Importers,
81 Sacramento st. one door above Front
August 5-l5-lm
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NOTICE.

a MEETING Of the shareholders Of the
rSaA Gold Hill Quartz Mining Company will
he held at the Office of the company, at Grass
Valley, on Tuesday the 39th instant, at o.
clock P. NJ, for the purpose of electing Trus-
tees and officers FOR one year, and fer the trans
action Of other business.
JAMES WALSH, Sec.
Grass Valley. 2d August, lS53.-l5-3t
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Grass Valley Saw Mill:

VI Gui1E powerful and extensive SAW MILL
Y connected with the works of the "GrSss
Valley Gold Mining Company" is in
full operation, and prepared to fill oil orders
for IL MRER of every description.
The Engine is first class sixty horse pow
er and runs an eight feet MULAY SAW.
and a Circular Saw-the former having 2SU
strokes, and the latter over one thousand Tcvo-
lutons per minute, and capable Of nanufaetu-
ring about l6, 900 feet in each "a hours.
We have on hand over 5000 first quality saw
logs, and can furnish on short notice the BEST
clear stuff, Sugar Pine Siding, and Dimen-
sion Lumber up to 81 feet in length, and
Plank up to 42 inches in width, or wider if re-
quired.
We shall put up in few weeks, a splendid
PLANING MfCHfNE,
(Woodworth's patent.) capable Of dressing
board. on both sides at the same time; Also,
tongue" groove" d. "bead" them for cell
ings, flooring, Sc. &c.
The "GJass Valley SGr MiH,"
is situated near the centre of The village, on
The south side of Wolf Creed, (Auburn road)
and forms conspicuous laud-inark, as vel to
citizens as TO strangers A new and substan-
,tiai bridge viii be Immediately erected over
Wolf Greek, giving easy access to the lumber
yard for teams-the ground being nearly lev
e, and the facilities for loading unsurpassed
by any establishment in Nevada county.
TERMs-Cdsl, at tie lolctst prices
J. WINCHESTER, President.
DAVIS DIVINE, dept Sup't
Grass Valley, April 20, lSJ3-52-f
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Administrators Notice.
Administrators Notice.

HNHE undersigned have this day taken out
u letters of administration, with the will an
nexed, on the estate of Israel T. Hirst late of
Nevada county. Cal, more recently of elmont
CO, Ohio, deceased Persons having claims
against said estate must present them with the
necessary vouchers to the undersigned, within
ten months from this date; aad persons indebt-
ed to the same must make immediate payment
CALEB RUSSELL,
LEWIS T. SHEETS,
July 25, 1853.-l4-lm admins traitors
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Dissolution of .Copartnership

FTNHE copartnership heretofore existing be-
tween the undersigned, under the namo
Of Geo. D. Dornin & Co, is this day dissolved
BY the withdrawal Of G. D. Dornin.
All persons indebted to the said firm are re-
qrested to settle the sarse Immediately, with
either party and ell claims against the firm
viii be settled on presentation to the remaining
partners, who will continue the business under
the name and firm of Blackman K Kilburn.
GEO. d. DORNIN,
GEO. O. KILBOURN,
.. ?. BLACKMAN.
Nevada Tu1v fG.h 1E53
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Tobacco! Tobacco! Tobacco

50 cases A. Thomas 8. Sons Grape lbs;
80 cases J. NJ. J2ckson's Eagle los;
80 cases J. Thomas Jr.'s Nectar lbs;
25 cases J. Thomas ir's Diadem lbs;
25 cases J. Thomas ir's M Dorado lbs;
10 eases J Thomas jr's Diadem Twist, prest;
10 cases Sheppard's Sugar Drops do do
40 cases Sheppard's Lagacy Twist, unprest;
10 cages Twin Sisters, walnut boxes, lbs;
5 cases Chess Player, do do lbs
10 Pin Diamond, do do in foil, lock 4 key
50 cases Fine Cut Chewing, in TN foil;
% cases Fine Cut do in cans oflb, tlh;
25 cases fine cut smoking, cans of lbs;
100 cases Matches, Hyatt's, round wood boxes
We are receiving regularly most of the a.
bove brands of TOBACCO, direct from the
manufacturers or their agents, and buyers will
rarely find US without them.
l6-Im JAMES PATRICK,
Augl2 l50 Battery ST., near Jackson.
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Nevada. July le:h, 1853.

We have just returned from San Francisco
with large and well selected assortment OF
Fancy and Staple Dry Goods clothing and fj:r
.nishing goods. Having unequalied facilities,
house in Nevada.
Ism BLACKMAN KILBOURN.
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NOTICE.

E71HE subscriber will attend to forwarding
i Goods purchased at the Bay, or TO the
purchase Of Goods in the city, for merchants
and others in Nevada and vicinity. Refer to
Hirst and Keeper, merchants, Nevada. Com
mission very liberal.
JONATHAN WILLIAMS;
l6-41 Sacramento D.
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Public Notice.

Us HEREBY given, that the partnership
s. heretofore existing between the undersign-
ed, known as the firm of Sweigart & Gilham, of
the town OF Rough and Ready, is this day dis
solved by mutual consent. The outstanding
business of the late firm will be settled at the
old stand. JACOB SWEIGART,
SAML. NJ. GILLIAN.
Rough and Ready, Cal, June "a, ls53.l3-4w
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ENHE undersigned, grateful for the liberal
| q patronage conferred upon the Miners
| Drug Store by the public of Nevada and vicin.
| ity, during the two years last past, begs leave
| to solicit u continuance Of lavors as heretofore.
Having recently added largely to his former
stock of Drugs and Medicines he is now pre-
pared to serve the public more efficiently than
at any former time. His stock consists in part
of the following POPULAR REMEDIES the day:
Sands, Townsend's Balls, and Corbet's Ex-
tracts of Sarsaparilla;
Jaynes Expectorant Alternative, Carmina-
tive Balsam, Hair Tonic, Tonic Ver1nifuge, San
ative Pills and Hair Dye
Ayres' Cherry Pectoral, Wistar's Balsam OF
Wild Cherry, Osgood's India Cholagosue, Mof-
fats Bi,ters and Pills, Hewes' and w ebster's
Nerve and Bone Liniment, Mustang Liniment,
Perry Davis Pain Killer, Chloroform, Concen-
trated Sulphvric Ether
Nitric Muriatic, Sulphuric, Acetic, Citric and
Tartaric Acids
Seidlitz Powders, Carbonate and Sal Soda,
Salts of Tartar, c Carbonate andCacined Magne
sia, Cream Tartar, Sulphur;
Pure Cod Liver Oil, Essential Oils of Rose,
Bergamot, Lemon, Lavender, Annis, Cinnamon,
Cloves, Rosemary. Peppermint, Pennyroyal,J ,Ju-
niper, Spruce, Tansy, and Origanum;
Olive and Almond Oils:
Arrow Root, Tapioca, Sage, Pearl Barley,
Irish Moss;
Trusses single and double; Breast Pumps,
Nursing Bottles. Syringes, glass and metallic,
etc;
Alum, Borax, Saltpetre, Sugar of Lead,
white and yellow Wax, Rosin, Glue, Ginger,
Nutmegs, Cloves, Cinnamon, etc.
Together with all other articles usually kept
in Drug Store. In addition, we have very
complete assortment of Perfumery Also best
Brandy and Port Wine. selected expressly for
the sick. We are weekly receiving fresh up
plies from San Francisco and are determined
to keep our stock as complete as any other in
Nevada county. All of which we will sell at
the very lowest living prices.
DR.. Moore will attend all calls as heretofore
in the practice of the various departments of
his profession. JESSE MOORE, n. D.
July 19-l3-9m
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6DA HHDS. Butcher q. Co.'s excellent
~O Bacon;
I55 half bbls Butter;
$4,000 lbs. Manila coffee;
25.000 lbs. No. l, Batavia Sugar;
200 bbs. crushed sugar;
$50 half bbls crushed sugar;
IT'S cases leaf lard 10 and 20 lb tins;
$50 half bbls dried apples;
250 half bbls. cora meal;
200 cases ground coffee, lib tins and papers
300 ca, G and Imp tea, and 2-lb canisters
500 Glib boxes 6 p and Imp tea;
900 half boxes layer raisins;
$50 cases fresh peaches;
500 cases brandy peaches;
so cases Sardines, half boxes.
For sale by II. E. BREW STER & CO,
Augl2-l6-2w 100 Battery st, cor Merchant
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Notice to Builders

q ND CONTRACTORS. Sealed tenders
s.saA will be received by the undersigned, un-
til the 18th day of August, for the erection of
Catho lie Church in Grass Valley, according
to plans and specifications to be seen in my
possessi on. By order OF the St. Patrick s
Church committee.
PATRICK KELLY, Sec'y.
Grass Valley, lst August 1873 l5-2t
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EEAVANA CIGARS--Ex Ocean Spray
4 T. and Saauan's Bride:
Regalas Frmeza; Regalas pruedese;
Impcriales Firmeza; Kegaas Figaro
C0nchas Firneza; Regalias Granadina
Operas irmeza; Regalias Las Indias;
Londres Firneza; Regalias Santiaguera
Regaiias M0ntolo; Loudres Santiaguera;
Emperalos Montoro; Londrcs Carmencita;
Londrcs Montoro; Regolias Puntuolidad
Rcgalias Antiguida!; Regaas La Florinda;
Conchas Antsaadad; Regalios FL Verano;
Operas Antiguidad; Regalias La Voz;
Regalias Soy FieI; Rogallys Ell Cruzado
Loudres Soy Fiel; EegalasEmpressR Russia
RegaliGs La M0ra; Medas Perla Cabana;
Imperiales La Moro; MediasU Mon Americana
Regalias La Ysabelita For sale by
Jy29-141m JAMES PATRICK,
80 Battery ST, near Jackson
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AtTEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS.-On
- hand and for sale at the VULCAN IRON
WORKS corner of First and Mellus streets
1Al inch hnrca : feet strnlrn
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ENOBACCO Square and compass brand,
H. half pounds;
J. N. Jackson's brand, half pounds;
Nectar brand, half pounds;
Myers brand do
Andersons brond do
Virgin brand DO
Diadem brand, pounds;
Twin Sisters brand, black waldut boxes;
Chess Player do do do;
Diamond p, do po do;
Diamond Twist;
Sugar Drops Twist,
Legacy Twist;
Watson's Fine cut, tin foil, grape and virgin
brands;
Watsons fine cut, pound cans; half pound do;
Watson's smoking, pound cans;
Matches, in round wood boxes. For sale by
Jy29-l41m JAMES PATRICK.
80 Battery ST., near Jackson.
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MASONIC.
Election Notice.

Els ction Notice.
NOTICE is hereby given to the Electors of
~ Nevada county, that at general election
to be helden throughout the state of California
on WEDNESDAY, the 7th day of September, a.
j. 1853, the following state, county, and town
ship officers, win be elected TO w.t.
STATE 0FFtCERs-tovernor
Lieutenant Governor.
Comptroller.
Attorney General
One Supreme Judge.
Treasurer.
Superintendent of Public
Instruction
County OFFICERs-Ono Senator.
) Members of Assembly,
District Attorney.
Public Administrator.
TOWNSHIP 0FFicERs-Two Justices of the
Peace. two COnstables
and Threo common
School Commits ssioners
for each of the several
townships OF sand Ne
Vada county,
Given under my hand this 9th day August
A. A.Dl853 T. II. CASWELL,
l6-4t Comfy Judge.
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Il o. z CASKS extra clear bacon-for SO
uSO by Il. +. Brewster and Co.
l62w 100 Battery st. cor Merchant
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NREAT NORTHERN-

GREAT NORTHERN. N7a..3 z5s,.s.s
fa1g k2STE iPPfbs EEfss ss,1 k,Ii7,5 = 5;a.F
e yia lassls Chicago Monroe Toledo, Cleveland DunEE
ST. II THRsE RI bAYs
s Nsr1s1 @ Sd1sS and Me6saa Southern out RGad Line
sss '2 % sG &c Rssf ..s 55ss
vrs Chicago the second mSrnirg O'Clock connecting
% ~ si hits z'i uR fas
Ssss9 Ef s csos Buffalo, or by The Buffalo and
oqy Sunday o'clock w. connecting
MoasISe L,sK-Thrtyfye hours chieagos Louis
Alton WITH iii s II osos 'aSIz a y fssR's n
s'oek, By 50 miles staging Railroad EsVfssa
n Tran through ( to SW Yori I
hours quicker than any other Northern
THREE TRAINS
and cexssna s s Lake cA bSie % a5 at
Telegraph Day Erorc at $50 NJ Which arrives in
d 9 c Sf Which Ale .s sad % at The bo
nyhs FfTssrk Np 4 s s1s. ,h I%s evening eR.o
onnset with The Lake Shore Trans and arrives at Dunkk
morning Also viii ias Buae and SsmTofk cy Nsh
Express which leaves Buffalo at arriving in NewYork
a TELEGRAPH EXPRESS Chicago making the
2.ata ,ins ca f9I he IsitaIns EsPs
arrive Buffalo time for the Lightning Ispess
Train on Ge Buffalo and SswYGlk c Vie
of Ears ony train leaves Chicago Sunday
niles nil distance By M.saP Southern Railroad ass mes Of
RAILROAD CONNECTIONS.
& az nSeaG % % NJ f S S M and
Also Monroeve Columbus and Ciucin
% Ac PesaPS DSS Via Rs sGd aSd TrpsiSs @ o,a
Also at Buffalo, with Newfork Central to Albany Hudson
% eRs MsssTs Gsf Rassa sss'G9 s.wYo
pant cities towns terougsoat the Eastern Stats WI" All e
ssSs csiasS sG The f s E Bs ::
'hs 9gTIE sP9Sa sie9ms,s ,u
cp d M
Buffalo connecting with the aGn Esprsss Train
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NoR BALTIMORE, wASHfNG.Esssszssg,;:.:z, .;

Il TON, PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK tssss...fss.s
GREAT THRouGu LtNG FOR THE EAST l-BALTIMORF AND
'H0 RAILROAD, rom Wheng Baiuore eonnecbg with
the washington braneh RAILROAD nj the Junction, (at.ly tsd the
Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad 10 Philadelphia
The tunnels
pleied, the whole
romantic ontas world The greatest
Agents Of this Company, there safer rgal 70 h
States notwithstanding
lous agents of other routes to the contrary. Nf
The aud ,plendd steamers Of the Union
tickets from these places to Baltimore, Washington PHILADELPHIA
be had of Wall Widen Boat Agents. and Fulton Newell
Leve ST. Louis the boats OF the
The steamers leave the wharf at Louisville Wheen
passengers and baggage are carefully transferred
The Express Mail Train Wheeling daily al pss
arrives Cumberland and allow ng
hours there, In Baltimore 1850 mes)
oGng, full time with early Washington
trans making the passage through from Wheeling twenty
hours, including stoppages.
will
well Of the most pleasant to the East.
aod baggage
Junction. and for fhladephla, al Baltimore
travellers are allowed ample time aud opportunity all points obtain
Through tickets from ST. ncune meals etc ON the boat 10
Lousy) Baltimore with the privilege living owe.
The onie tls to Washington s0 Phadephia s.O
Of the Agents ABOVE ONLY. - - -
The Raboad Wheeling Baltore Ia a. 40 10 pblade
phia Washington, " So " ~ -
tB When boats
reach wheeling uy way Of Columbus Ohio
III Ffegh to all Eastern points,
l"cn now prepared 70 90 aa Immense
good - -
Inquire as above, and Of = JosEFH Z. ELDER,
ny, ~ commercial street, OF Pine
an2s VIM. fAnhEk General Superintendent, Baltimore
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STEAMBOATS,.
MOBILE.

EOR MOBILE, BAY ST. LOUIS &C.
AND PASS CHRISTIAN. : Daily U. Mail
LneSummer The splendid
steamers OREGON. Capt R. A. Hern and FLORIDA, Capt.
John Grant, (aving been bui for the rsde
ohe sbovs eame vii leave TIE pon.char.ain Railroad DAILY
Louis and Pass Christian daily going
turning. - "
- The Letter Bag for Mobile places will leave The
once ~ the Agent " half-past II O'clock
will be detained day at Mobile.
w Freight for Bav st. bo
for steamers CALIFORNIA or CREOLE.
isI r. GEnDFs hesn.. 10 Bant Place
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WATERLvG Places

AXE SHORE PACKET STEAMER Nf-A
CRFOLE-summer Arrange ement.-FOR
JEAN SPRINGS BILOXI and intermediate anangE-be
splendid low pressure steamer CREOLE Charles Walker built
expressly for ih trade wi superior accommodations
as FOL 'ows: " - - - - -
TUESDAYS. ...ty A. NJ Cars FRIDAYS .by P NJ Cars
IHUNsDAfs.by by A. NJ Cars SATURDAYS by p NJ. Cars
And the Pontcba Railroad at the Lake tile Care
follows: - ~ ''
r,,,,, Learss Nep One9ns: Lsares Ocean Springs:
TUESDAYS. by "a. NJ TUES EVf NJNGS
THuRsDAYs ..by A. n. earn THURSDAY EVENINGS
rhIDA ls... by4 r. NJ cara SATURDAY MORNINGS
SATURDAYS. by 4 P NJ. cns SUNDAY EVENINGS
tS Freight received at the Railroad all up O'Clock
SATURDAYS
tB The WAY Letter Bag will Agent on Tues
days ~ az O'Clock p. !. - - ~
t Fare Bay ST. Louis Pa ca Children
wants s as Deck s Mississippi City BILOXI and Ocean
Springs, 20 s0 Children and Servsnis. 81 Deck,
mi2O r. GEDDES, Agent 10 tank Place.
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TABLE MovrSe in JAMAICA -Ths KhE e
(Jamaica) Morning Journal Of the al ~ 4 = "a
the following =:
A table, under the influence Of acCrI q 2 zss
in this city, was questioned as 70 IL -
which the expected steamer would arxiye.
it gave six distinct raps making il 66 6{< 81
On the next question, as to the day Of the VI s &
sequently another system Of rappinS ~
suspending shilling by thread oySf =
was consulted as to the hour ~ N1IS W
steamer woald be signalized, and ~ ~ &
was one! How many minutes after sss5k - 81
swer, twenty These questions and nzis1 n
were communicated to several parties ~ tki
are aware, been correct-the stcamer hn3ine}
arrived on Saturday, the 9Th, and signnlised &
about the hour stated. w
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,Iyo STEAMBOAT CAPTAINS ond


DEEMS YLVANIA afT~ u EEEsz;;.555z.s1
RAILROAD.-TflIS ROAD
ENG NOW COMPLETED, IT UPLNs A tOM NUNIUATlON
BETWEEN PITTSBURGH AND PHILADELPHIA, OR PITTS
bukGH AND by which Freigh, from
reach Eastern Market quicker cheaper
ent rival rouss I57Y ecnrs Dai Packets Pilsburgh
the different points WHITE PORT .Fo saith Cleveland
and Pittsburgh : am 1HoS d. WINSi
Cars run thi9ggt - 1ladephii, without
shippers. 'iioi' tr - an
In of obstruction of Naviga vat., eoi,h,,
be forwarded ffom PtoEAGRAVE oy o9s n
the interior by Railroad. - ~ '
Rates Freight between Pittsburgh or Bsltmors
uott inter Summer
Dry Goods Books Stationery Boots Shoes and ss'
and capetng Furs aud Peries, Feaheis sa-s per ooes
Second Class.
Brown Sheetiugs and Shrting in bales; Drugs Glass
Groceries, Coffee Hardware, Hollow ssA
Ware, Machinery, Oil Cloth, Wool, etc ............l
TAird Class.
Butter in Firkins and Kegs, Candles, Cotton
teri Queensware, Talow Tobacco cts
nuaeured, lEastward, j etc. ete.-..........,...+..
Fourth Ctass.
Bacon, Cotton, lin summerl Coffee Lard, Iard)
OIL through Pork, fresh full loads cts
GEO c. FRANCISCUs, Freight Agent Pittsburgh.
E. ]. SNEEDER, Freight Agent, Philadelphia,
MAGRAW kOONS, Freight Agent, Baltimore,
j. L. ELLIOTT Freight Agent West street, York,
1Sss 3m H. H. HOUSTON General Freight
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NEW YORK AND HAyRE STEAM <ceSes

Jhe Franklin will leave Hayre on the 23d December.
These built Government service G 1900
burthen each either
by VESSELS aoat The accommodations the
most approved kind.
Stopping Southampton both going and returning they offer
proceeding London advantages other
economy a both time a"d money.
Price Of from New York Southampton Ivr first
20 second ehss 70
HAY Southampton New York, first class $40 r.
, s. {.
No passage secured until paid for.
An experienced Surgeon board
All ettera aud through the Postoce For
freight passage, apply
MORTIMER LIVINGSTON, Agent, So Broadway.
WILLIAM tSELIN, Agent, IIaYre
Am As.na Gouho
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NOR VICKSBURG, WARRENroy -

- NEW CARTHAGE, GRAND GULF, ROD l6{leRt
NY, mAIChEz isi and all i,,ermeds,e q IanaIngs
steamer NJ WRIGHT, Capt D. Clarke VII leave as above
on TUESDAY EVENING, at o'clock.
az AscendngLeaves NewOrleans
o'clock Nahez Wednesday Evening" voksburg
Thursisy Morning at 10 O'Clock.
sekburg Friday at O'Clock
Rodney
r. NJ md arrives in Newodeans Sunday Morning.
~ The " NJ, Wright built expressly trade.
EP TIE public he
her time starting aud has passed accommodations
or hoard the foot Canal
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Passage from New York Southampton aad BremeuF Cabin
main saoon 3l20 cabin ssoon s01
All Letters and newspaper must through the PostoHee
No bills OF ladng will be signed on the day Of sailing.
An experienced Surgeon is attached to each ship.
For ireiglR passage apply
MOf.LER SAND 4 RlERA, 2s South street. New York.
c. A. HEINCkEN Il CO.. bremen.
MARTlNEAU, CRoSkEY 4 CO.. Southampton
Whl. lSEIIN, Iiayre. jy2g
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VICKSBURG.

Will leave SATURDAY. September 10 at S o'coespx
LNOR VICKSRURG, WARRENTON -
NEW CARTHAGE, GRAND GULF, ROD Le&A4tlaf
NEf. NATCNEZ. FORT ADA.1S, BAYOU SARA
and BATON Saturday Weekly vck,bug
Steamer rsOUTHERN BELLE-Jhe and swift
running packet SOUTHERN BELLE Captain j. NJ
Ws. VIII leave above For freight apply
o. SMITH & FfsiISTER, 81 Poydrss street.
" The Southern Belle will take freight regular
rates with privilege reshippng q
the u. having made q eHc e
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DONALDSONVILLE.
NOR DoNALDsONyILLE AND

ANOR DONALDSUNNlLLE AND - =
THE CoAsT.-PegIlar Packet Three Times a lH]228kS
1.-THE new and fa,t steamer H. NJ. JONES iE&sSh
A. b. Ragan, will
leaving NewOreans MONDAY WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY,
At A NJ Returning leaves Donaldonvle every TUESDAY
THURSDAY md SATURDAY MORNINGS
P and will land regh. points rooo
For which, appl5 on board, at the Lower Wharf.
MARTIN GORDON.
BOULGNY GANUCIIEAU
ROMAN d KERNION.
day and Saturday 70 receive freight In
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NAPOLEON.

Viii leave Vt about September 90
EOR NAPOLEON, GAINEs's LAND -
ING. COLUMBIA, GHEENvIIIE GRAND t-s1lA1rt -
LAKE LAKE PROVIDENCE, yICKsBURG, allsSxssss.zzz5k
fsna s on TIE Ben1s above and all
eon and Bend Packet for EVERY TEN DAYsThe very
@it nnlng passenger packet steamer I. r. LEATHERs, q.
r. Bennett nassr will above and will
uar trps throug freight
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-09-08
BR.AZOS SAVTLaGO.

wInleavc THURSDAY, september {, at o'cloeh a.
NOR BRAZ0S SANTIAGO, POINT <lfEfH
= ~ ISABEL, MATANoRos snd BRowNsvLLE-sS
Regular Nswoeans mud Terss 8 Mail Line osLow
ahps1he steamship CHIT p Ducsy will
above, carrying tho US Ms fright passage having very
superior siais-roons accommodations, apply To
HARRIS 4 MORGAN, 10 foot Of Juln street,
rn20 opposite the Steamship Landing.
E0 Measurement goeds loot. IS barrels.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-09-08
TEAM COMMUNICATIONS BE- :,

- u NJ OUMMUNICaIIUN DE- ~ Ms,
~ TWEEN NEW YORK AND GLAsGOW.--Thes s3sAelkdasaa.
Glasgow and New York Steamship company powerful
GLASGOW, 1861 and oJ horse power, Robert Cras
appointed sail from York direct Gasgow follows
On Saturday 18th ule next O'Clock Saturday, 10th Sep
tember at II O'Clock,
First Cabin, saloon
First Cabin miishp
Second CABIN so
Stewards fee included.
limited number Of thrdca will be taken, supplied
with provisions good quality properly cooked s2O Carries Sur
For freight or passage apply to
iy2s 3m j. MesYNIoN, SO Broadway