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Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-05-19
BY BLISS & CHANEY.
1)oetrp.
To Girl in her Thirteenth Year.

rom Poeticai Remains of William Sidney Wal
er, iust published in London.
Thy steps are dancing toward the bound
Between the child and woman,
And thoughts and feelings more profound,
And other years are coming;
And thou shalt be more deeply fair,
More precious to the heart,
But never canst thou be again
That lovely thing thou art.
And youth shall pass, with all the brood
OF ffancy-fed affection;
And grief shall come with womanhood,
To waSen cold reflection.
ThouIt learn 10 toll, and watch and weep
Ger pleasures unreturniug,
Like one who wakes from pleasant sleep
Unto the cares of morning.
Nay, say not so nor cloud the sun
Ofjoyous expectation,
Ordained 70 bless the little one,
The freshling of creation!
Nor doubt that He who thus doth feed
Her early lamp with gladness,
VIII be her present help in need,
Her comforter in sadness
Smile on, then, little winsome thing
All rich in natures treasure;
Thou hast within thy heart a spring
OF selETenewing pleasure.
Smile on, fair child, and take thy fill
OF mirta till time shall end it;
lis natures wise and gentle will,
And who shall reprehend it2
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-05-19

JUSTICE OF The PEACE-Frsnklin Highland ?. D.
j Wis., VIII attend to the payment Of Taxes Convey
ancing and other business may be entrusted TO
him, with accuracy md despatch
Franklin, Iowa County Wis., Aug. lo5l 3Iu
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Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-05-19

One cold night Quashee woke from his
sleep and thus addressed his shiveriug bed
fellow
"Hsiloo, Sambo, want hall Of dis ere cub
berio."
He! ouashee-you got more dan half a
ready
" Hump den tink dis niggar AK for what
he get already, hel ! want JUdder half, you
fool voc :"
limbo den Guis, for no see what bus
mess got in dis bed.
''No, you won't quit, neider, my brudder;
you sarb berry well far Seepin my back warm
20 jst keep dark say wbeT you H. If ycr
know what's good for nigga
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-05-19

~ We won't vouch for the truth Of the
following, as 1t was perpetrated by the ''fel-
low down East:'' 4 Yankee speculator who
had an immense tract Of land in the far West,
used frequently to say, that gentleman who
was travelling there saw a very old man sitting
at the door Of log cabin. weeping bitterly.
My friend )" inquired the gentleman, "what
is the matter with y1u2"
"Why," replied the old man. daddy just
give me an awful losing, COS wouldn't rock
grandaddy l. sleep
The gentleman rode Of, fully satisfied with
the salubrity and healihiness Of the district.
to produce such unparalleled instance Of lon
geyity.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-05-19

Right to Publish, obtained for the Tribune.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-05-19

CEEAsssFS CoTEE2Et sEsE.-
Egs~The only Eooi and cheap HOUSE, SIGN and
ORNAMENTAL PAINTER.
Waraas Ruzeiez and SleighS. Banners RegaliRs aHd
F-sHsI,s -arcf's, Painted 9h neaness and dNsPstch
gtnsr Ean- bite ss-EiaE ana A'si-s,-frtuy sen.
Ia lhe be-t s.,I- Ea4t-y orders ralctuay attended
70. Residence one door north 0I tue Franklin uog-e-
Mineral Point, WIS lily
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-05-19
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

n Cards inserted by the year at 81 per line
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-05-19

n GAEENA EsOTEE.
Ez BY GEORGE TYLER,
Nos S. and 81, Main Street, Galeua, Illinois
D1~ Baggage taken to and from the Boats free u
charge. n4-6m
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-05-19

from Poetical Remains of William Sidney Walk
er, ;ust published in London.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-05-19

9 cases PINE APPLE CHEESE, Just received snd
- Tar sale at G.. W. COB'S-
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-05-19
JOHNS q EVANS,

TyAsHI0NABLE TAILORS, Mineral Point, Wisconsin,
Il solicit public patronage Their work viii
be the most fashionable style, and on reasoua-
bIe terms Shop on High street.
GF~Gutting done 10 order, and warranted to 1t, II
properly made 10. 42y
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-05-19

eses=s. FasANEAEsN sEOs &E.
Eii& BY GABDN r {. N EIGS.
k1kaA FRASKLIS, Wis,
No sxertjous viii be spared to ensure the comfort
uf Travellers au6 others who MAJ give him $ cail
April, "a, les3. no2R6f
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-05-19

WHITNEY SMITH,
nEALER IN MERCHANDISE IN CENER Al. Agent
III for the Of Flour. Provisions Patent Medicines,
&c, SC, Mineral Point, Wisconsin.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-05-19

GLASS.
-3N2, Iax22, I2xI6, IOxI4, IeNI2 and ska on hsRl
sud for sale BY r. D. PULFORD.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-01
WATERLvG PLACES.
T AXE SHORE PACKET srrAxEn

AXE SHORE PACKET STEAMER rT-A
Il CREOLE-Rat Arrangement FOR Ezs.2st.s;fs..=dS
hN SPRINGS BILOXI and intermediate new and
splendid low CREOLE Chares Wake, aser b
ior w, trade with superior
n ows H'"" = -'i''ae = ny Lake o' th' carA
WEDNESDAYS. by p NJ Cara shTTJR Va O. o n n cs.. &
follows: "'N WI A-'''"' NJ '"e LAKE =" Tue Sasst
MospaYs igs'. N'a Sss1s' II Msy@ oeses ri.c
WEDNESDAYS. .by P. NJ cars. ITfIURsDAY a. a a n
fRIDAYS...... BY A. NJ ears. SATURDAY a
on. GnDA VS. w y AZ. NJ cars. SUNDAY al 4 p M
Saturdays. ~ "'eA W " N"e'ock ou
The Way Letter Bag will Office Of the Agent o, Mon,
ana at 81 click and Fridays Sat
Fare Bay st. Louis and Pass Christian ea Children and
ssns ~ % Deck fars to Mississippi City Ocean
Springs, " so; Children and Ssrvsns al 50; Deck al ~ ~
SIS r. GFDfFc Aren, Ia H., p,...
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-01

SwINDLING OPERATIONS IN CINcINyATI-At
Cincinnati, which seems to be the Headquarters
of all the thieves, counterfeters, and scoundreIs
in the United States, some very important dis
closures have lately been made A few davs
ago two men, named McCammon and KnigIIe y.
were arrested at house in Cincinnati, where,
it is alleged, they were engaged in cutting up
bank bills, some SIC, 600 of which were found on
the premises subsequently they were released
upon an asseveration made by McCammon that
the money was genuine, and his showing GER
tifcate of agency for the same. On the day fol-
lowing, says the Cincinnati Timss, a consults-
tion with several city bankers. and o reference
to the various counterfeit detectors, brought To
light that the money was fraudulent. McCam-
mon is a broker, and publisher of sGoodman's
notes of the fraudulent banks that ha8o lato1Y
Hourished in the District Of Columbia are m
orally quoted at mere nominal discount The
notes said to be found in the houss where they
were arrested purported to be on the Lafayette
Bank of Georgetown, D..C., fraudulent con-
cern. The parties were therefore arrested
second time, on the charge of making and pub
fishing said notes, and held to bail in the sum
of SO 900 each, for further hearing The
Cincinnati Commercial alleges that the cashiers
signature was signed to the first batch of these
notes that were issued by youth naw in Eng
land, and stamped in red ink across the face,
payable at NOD West Third street" All
money bearing the above imprint was promptly
cashed at the office. and confidence in the bank
was thus established This being accomplished
another issue was made, without the stamp, and
the money was invariably rejected when pre-
sented for payment. In this way the innocent
holders were feeced.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-01

EoR BALTIMORE, wASHING.Ezz

a TON, PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
dIiUROuGH LINE F0R THE EAST l-BALTIMORE AND
i0 RAILROAD from Wheeling BALTIMORE Connecting with
s maansen Branch Kalroad at the Junction. (aey
wilmington and Baltimore Railroad to Philadelphia
tunnels
peed and the whole road in fine condition. presenting the
and romantic foueH the
officers and Agents Of this Company, IN tbe
United States notwithstanding and
ions agents OF other routes to the contrary.
ne new and tpendid steamers the
ana connect with the road
tickets from these places TO Baltimore, Washington
may be had Of Wall Wideu Boat Agents. Fulton Newell
see ST. Louis the boats Of the
The steamers leave the wharf for Wheeling he.
issehgefs and baggage carefully to rs
The Mail Train daily na
wo hours there arrives in baltimore daylight lie
morning. ~ full time with
hours, including stoppagos e - ~ ''
Travellers to ,rIr
vel as one Of iho most pleasant to The East
agsage checked through
asssngers aud baggage anferred
Junction. and for Philadelphia Baltimore without extra charge
are allowed ample time and opportunity points
Through tickets from ST. Louis neludug meals etc. ON the boat
oulsvie to Baltimore (wh the privilege
lss to Washington sIO Philadelphia 3lO 10
The Railroad fare Wheeling
pha or Washington, o. 50. = w ~ ~ ~
IL When the boats for the season pasn
may reach wheeling Coumbus OHIO
freghs to all Eastern points, by and speedy ne
now prepared DO immense
BY any other route All property carefully handled
Inquire as above, and Of JosKPH E.. ELDER,
,r,, NO 20 Commercial st'eet, Of Pine.
au2s WM PARKER, General superintendent. baltimore.
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GREAT NORTHERN-ssEzs,; 80,

NJ ROUTE RTPREss AN1s.. !. 9
sey q.
sSs En- Ms'1 % sIsf e. sss ks5
r ,y. 'si ss as5s
s5Sa SS5 aeas 1" sn s.aS5 @ sSgsr sTs.s
CON chess@ Cleveland Ba Albany or By he Bqaao and
w' oP T. tran aS,f @G Sunday
,sa@ 3 hours to Lou.
s.isgG | ram
BY 60 miles .asnr wR R9pTsss
M p sSs GeSase @ y eon9ss.ng With Southern Arh
hOms quicker Northern route
lat LIGHTNING SFsfs PAsn Chicago at which
lS Ss i sHd s.sap G I s Lake sh.rs %
and IN y NJ % Which As a h h The Buffalo
y xsKEss sssFk Asp \ si MAs ,hf same sysaRg =.
connects With the Lake Shore Trains and arrives punkk
morning Also hs Base and srSo y s N s
Express which leaves Buffalo s,anng in NewYork
"a TELESsApH Chicago making
3uask ,s ss c th $50 Lightning E.prs. which
Toledo Buc in time for the Lghmins spress
% 3S AZ c . and sn s1d a ss
ofSs. o"Iy Chicago
mites. y Mich soaiern Railroad miles favor q
RAILROAD CONNECTIONS
Rs.i s.s Dad
Also at Cleveland, with Cleveland
ourgh Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington
ALEC, at Dunkifk, with HewYok NewYok
Road osa SS "a Asn and Hudson River
Also, at Buffalo, with HcrneIsyie Raroad to
IF TINS forming complete Railroad
poant cities and towns throughout the Eastern Sats.
'i' s ssS: 81
the following sP endid low pressure steamers:
sf a.s'.s %a
one o. hch leaves Toledo day. except Sunday direct
Tor and Buffalo, with
Bhae VA Buffalo and Ne~York City and NewYoIk and Rail
roads which leaves at NewYork x
~ Baggage checked from LSalle
DO d the boats and through Ne~York
ding baggage Il Passengers will find this
greater dispatch and nfrt 1t the
can have choice Of Lake
or railroad along the shore
ST. Louis TO NewYok by Lake Erie Hudson
Do BY Lake Erie River steamer 90
Do by Lake Erie steamer and Buffalo Hornele
70 ey Lake ore Railroad and Buffalo and Hornelsyi
St. Louis To- Boston, by Lake Shore Railroad NewYok
n tra and western Railroad 25
Do BY Lake Erie steamer NewYok rs 90
hnnao Lake Erie
DO by Lake Shore Railroad. ss
St. Louis Cleveland by Lake Shore rs
ST. Louis to Phsieipbs and Balimos ali ,
ST. Louis to Pittsburgh, all railroad.
u Passengers particularly their ticket. a
before the departure Of the boats making
In iayor The passenger by complying with above,
10 Travellers and parties Of
nave the privilege stopping fifteen avs M
any Of the their e ~ ''
EB THROUGH TICKETS procured only at the ocs of M
Company No. 80 Fourth Par ters House where All
nished. r. y FIEIEi n ny '"'-
c. u,. ,o,o Agent N. l. and NJ. S. Railroad Company
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New York at 81 and Ptiadph sH P.n.a
Philadelphia l03 and Pm.
baltimore ~ and Am and N Washington al and II ande
,,f's and PM and ~
washington 81 AM and Fredseksbug at IL NJ. and
fredericksburg tls NJ and aichmond
Richmond and at and
retensurg a1s PM and sAN. Weldon al NJ. and IL
idon u and p Wilmington AMI 0 PM
Wilmington at l0r.s. lChasleston at S AM,
By schedule be
South, leaving New York at 5 an iOi p n or
Baltimore at 4 raach in
y view Of Mount Vernon, BY daylight, - - '
Balti
A. 81 resi- in
beIth board the Potomac
seats arranged Tor the the
Potomac Railroad and arrive at Wilmington c. u hours from
Washin in time to lodge the night. - -
The lines this will perceived give the e
reaching The shortest possbis as
rssng he Chores his journey without mourning much n.
lay Of avoiding the risk serious delay event Of
brea h Of connection at any point.
Omnbuses Baggage Wagons provided which
heiB
and
Baggage Conductors this
lance between New York and Charleston &c.
Passenger Charleston south
have their baggage checked to Washington
other point Of destination.
~ Fer further information "through apply IN New
York Raioad Office, In Phil
adelpha the Philadelphia ohe Or on
board the steamboats, Of the New Castle
Baltimore the Southern Ticket Once adjoining Warrington
Railroad Ticket Office, Camden Station, baltimore. .
jy2S3 y. KREh&,
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"HITE LEAD-In %, so, 106snd 500 lb.
w ksg nom ths Atlantic Union Brooklyn Pseine and
s.axerss Wksssd compeniss-so FRENCH INCir sals by
SN 4 DkIAGRAVE 1 CO. VI Masastus strssA
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-01

Rev. Henry Ward Beecher, q Brooklyns =.
Y, brother Of Mrs. Harrie. Beecher Stowes hae
been presented, by few of the wealthy mem
bers q his congregation, with some Slo,oVO, ior
the purchase Of a country seat Tor summer
residence Mr.. b. has accordingly purchased =,
farm in the beautiful town of kenox. Mass =
where he will erect cottage16r The occupancy
OF himself and family during the summer months
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-01
CTEAM CoMMUNICATIoN BE. e,

~ TWEEN NEW YORK AND GLAsGoW-The Sfi1G2aiis
and New York Steamship Company powerful steamship
GLASGOW 1862 and 400 horse pwe Rober Craig commander
apponed 10 sail New York direct Glasgow iolows
On Saturday 18th julie next ~ O'Clock, Saturday. Sep
ember at Il o'clock
First Cabin, saloon state $40
First Csbin, mdahip state
second eahn SO
.....s.. Stewards fee included.
limited number OF third Glass will be taken, supplied
with provsi Of good quality properly cooked 320 Carries
seon For height passage apply to
jy29 3m j. McSYsioN, 80 Broadway i
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Will leave TUESDAY. oct5ber g. at s O'Clock pm.
ENOR VICKSBURG, WARRENTON, -
- NEW CARTHAGE. GRAND GULF ROD, LaRA&t.R
SEYt NATCHEZ, and all intermediate landings.
ReRuar vicksbarg Packet MAGNOIIA,-The and agnf
cent swift running MAGNOLIA ST. Clair Tboma.
son. master VII leave above For freight passage
board o. 70 . SMITH Il FIMISTER 37 Poydas sweet
~ The Magnolia will Iandpg f Canal stree, an
Monday morning, Sept ready freight ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-01

Passage from New York to Southampton and BemenFrs, Cabin
main saloon e2O; fist cabin saooD a00
All Letters and through the PostoHes.
No bills olading will signed the day Of sailing
An experienced Surgeon attached eac ship.
For freight passage apply TO
MoLLER, SAND RIERA, 9s South street, New York.
c. A. HEINCKEN 4 CO., Bremen.
MARTlNEAU, CROSKEY 4 CO., Southampton.
Hayre ivaea Am,
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NEW YORK AND HAvRE STEAM sf4es,

me rfAhknn VIII leave Havre the 43d December
1hese built
buhen eaeh surpassed either speed strength comfort
by vessels soa Their
most approved kind.
Stopping Southampton both going returning they
nges proceeding to London
economy Of both time ard money.
Price of passage from Nev York Southampton Have first
y. srsood class 70
rom avre Southampton to New York class
h.
No passage secured until paid for.
An experienced Surgeon on board.
Az letters and newspapers pas through the Pesoce.
reght or passage, apply
MORTIMER LIVINGSTON, Agent, So Broadway
i,as sm MapTINp 2 ~ rIani Agnt iasre,
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SEA-GOING VESSELS.
CdLiF0RAIH. :
GHLVESTON.

W. WI lsa.s SUNDAY, October O. at o'clock ~
ESoR dALVESTON, ,INpIANoLA 'PoRT -~ea>..
5ass Tssa Ga,sd ss. AR BAYRsFa
@ NM s,v steamship LguIsIAN Jeremiah sn,,b hs
he end Of * ABOVE Freight for be delivered nj
WI be landed the wharve. I.use. ~
nhy) without extra charge, "
ns elegant accommodations apply 10 esh' o pAssgs hay
HARRIS 4 MORGAN, foot Of Juiia s,,..,
tN Thi. i.s h..,n opposite the Steam Isndinr
tans. = " " Jus "n"et the supervision Of Its ownoap
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-01

VIII leave SATURDAY, October l. at o,cloekpu
NOR VICKSB URG, WARRENTON, 80
SLy NAY NATcSEH SAkTHAsE fnsI GRAND AZ SgLF ROD
ana BATON Saturday Weekly vicksbufg Packed
steamer THERN BELLEThe new, gnfe-nt and sw IN
packet steamer SOUTHERN BELLE CAPTAIN Al
Whswl leave above For freight passage apply IN board n,
n SMITH 4 FIMISTER, 81 foydras street
Wednesday morning. to receive freight. *
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-01

4 1ORN-3OO sacks Prime White and Mixed,
~ landing and for ssle by ID.
Y. Nj. DALEY ss rchOupiiouas street.
hfLOuR-100 bbls. Extra St. Louis, landing
y and for sale by NJ. DALEY TehOupitoulas street IS
SUNDRlES-A complete assortment of Shot
~ an< Bar Lead 20 bbs MArhner, on 80 boxes To-
jess FERD. EMMETT CO.. IS Masazine street..
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-01

DENNSYLVANIA rTo EHsts;.zz8,s1
% %sEING NOW COMPLETED, IT OPENS Goa aINUNICATI0N
bEIWEEN PiTTSBuRGH AND PHILADELPHIA OR PIT rs
o sokGa AND BALIMoRE BY which Freight from the
en rlya routes They connect with the Daily Packets
the different points the Western Waters the Cleveland
and Pittsburgh Railroad at Pttaburgh
Cars through between Pittsburgh and Philadelphia without
snshpmtn Freight advantage that BY ali
shippers. - ~
In of obstruction Of Navigation water esbts
eastward be awarded from Pittsburgh in
the interior by Railroad. "
Rates of Freight between Pittsburgh Philadelphia Baltimore
Winter Summer
,r fra ttdss . Rates. Rates.
asns FS rssS sS' iSs
Second Class.
Brown SheetDgs and Shiring in bales; Drugs Glass
Groceries, Coffee, Hardware Hollow
Ware, Machinery, Oil Cloth, Wool, etc ............
7Aird Glass;
butter IN frkins and Kegs, Candles, Cotton, lin
teri Queenswae Tallow, Tobacco, cts
nuiaetued, Eastward, ETC., etc. ..,............J
Fourth Glass;
Bacon, Cotton, fin summer,l Cofre, Lard, Lardl
OIL Through Pork, fresh full loads e 40co
GEO. c. FRANClsCUs Freight Agent Pittsburgh
r. j. SNEEDER, Freight Agent Philadelphia.
MAGRAW 4 K0ONS, Freight Agent Baltimore,
j. L. ELLIOTT, Freight Agent, West street New York
jy2e H. ii. dephia
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-01

COUNTERFEIT HALF DOLLARs.-We learn from
the Baltimore Sun that very recently large
number of half dollars, purporting to be the
genuine issue of the United States mint, have
been in circulation. In reality they are mostly
a common composite Of the baser metals such
as copper, pewter and alloyed German silver.
Yesterday morning young woman of dazzling
appearance entered the store of merchant on
Baltimore street, near Calvert, and, in payment
of several fancy articles, rendered no less than
seven of the coin A lad who waited upon her.
carelessly reosived them. They are dated leol,
of rather greasy surfaces and considerably
lighter than the genuine other s.orekeepers
nave veXently received specimens of the above
counterfsits, which should put tradesmeQ ON the
0,yi ripe
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pICKSBURG.

WIN leave "WEDNESDAY. October s. at o'eoexru.
kNOk PRINCETON, MnLIKEN's -
~ BEND, LAKE PROVIDENCE. vIcKsBURG tSl|h&tR
Ih,s nsSD n Soht; yor kooSEY NATCHEz, FORT AID
so BAYOU SAkA, BATON ROUGE ings
hs nne packet steamer SAXON Jaes Roberts, MASTER leave
srR0THER BROS. Agents, Is Poydras street.
ne Saxon will have Clerk s
early on Monday moni g. receivirg freight. oj7
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-01

THE SOUTHERN PACKETs.-The. Baltimore
Sun of the 24th says: "We stated, the other
day, that the committee appointed by the nj
zens of Baltimore to collect the capital required
to complete the new Charleston Steampacket
Line, and also to establish = siIai1ar line to
Sasannah, we're zealously exefting themselves
in the performances Of the duty assigned them
We now learn thst they are obtaining many
and liberal subscfo bns u stock for both OBJ
jects, and that their success thus faf justifes
the belief that the*whole amount necessary ~
consummate the. several enterprises, VIII be
speedily and certainly made up"
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VNHE NEW YORK, BREMEN AND f&
soUTHAMPToN UNITED STATES NAL. sSAAR6als
ships comprising this Line the WASHINGTON
Capt NJ Fitch HERMANN, Capt E. Higgins. These
stop at Southampton, both going and returning
Propos ddateao fsalino
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-01

A BUFFALO TONGUES-50 dozen, just re-
= eeived from St. Louis per Columbus, for by
aus I'm R. NJ McALPIN 30 33 Canal street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-01

30 heo VI these sp will accountable for Gold s
Bullion Specie yewely Precious Stones Meta unless Bill
ng ae signed hsrsor and the value thereof therein
sm s~epoa
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LNAREREDUCED BETWEEN PHILA- ~Ha
Il DELPtlA AND CHARLESTON. S. C.-The tine .SatlI2i
aide wheel steamship OSPREY s. Bennett commander
of the above for the other every SATURDAY, ovs
From Philadelphia, From CAarissioi,
jane September 10 June II Ssptember IT
June Is September ~ June 95 october l
July October
July l6 October
July 80 November August November l9
August . November 10 Ausuat 20 November %
iugnt u December September December 10
R Far reduced to--cabn Passage siS, steerage o.;
oira and large and dining saloon deck with
cement that eaa add TO the comfort pa
Ia phadephia this ship leaves the wharf the Liverpool
steamships City Of GEgow City OF Manchester the
Queen street. - o
Passage be secured BY letter oherwie application
SAMUEL I. PEARCE, Walnut Philadelphia,
orofE. LITTLEFlELD, kipgsey a Co.'s Express,
Wall street, NewYork.
iyg1 Agents Cha, leston S. c., II r. BAKER 4 co
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STEAM COMMUNICATION BE-
- TWEEN NEW YORK AND BREAIEN-Bremens s34ik3i3S
Mail Ii eThe NsA, TONS anu GER
MANIA, 1900 tons will sal as follows
From Bremen, From York
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tB Passage 600; Second
Cabin, sss For freight passage, spply to
8m OEf.R CHS Broad street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-01

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