The daily republic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1853-1853, 1853-07-15

MR.. EDITOR: l can DWnere nnu advertised
the price of fare the railroad between this city
and Baltimore; and daily hear disputes MS to
whether there are such things as round tickets ut
VI SO, except on two or three days during the
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I'VE cannot.--Ep. REr.l
uoDEf LADY Dook ior august IS before
US. Pre.'y engraving oi 'le 'ii'age Deau rs It's
chiei pictoriai feature.
DucKiNcHAM' unoer Ihe Na.ionai Hotei, mas
sent US the Illustrated -Ne'os ana uleasons f,c!o-
ray Tor the present "eek-nerce rivals TOT Puohc
'avor.
LIE DOW REVIEW Tor june is received. ms
Is the concluding number OF the fourteenth volume,
containing title page ana an index TO the sub
Jects treated IN this volume. @
Tur J1x,-r Sr.r-s Mrx,co IN r,,r,.
po,,cx Accor5;n, - : w,sb;noton corresnon-
a.nt of tho N.,,, york co,,~;sx SAINT, Ann, ;s
AVA 70 of the benefits which b;s country NAV re-
ceva from the continuance &c fr;end,v re,a t;ons
,;tL tha TIn;ta, St.+a. Il e he nnI;cu 70 on
caur,c. tho Amer;c,n. of the North - comn,e,s
tho co,n,pun;c,t;on between the two oceans
through Mexican territory. That will pour a
stream of wealth into Mexico more abundant and
fertilizing than she has ever derived from her
mines. BY prompt and energetic action the des-
pot of Mexico may make the commerce of the
world tributary to the prosperity of his country
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$3.50 'Ao 20 no - :, mo
oays '''o eu'.o " u.o o''ci. -
80, ''aoa ou' 'pp-eIoi - '.''s .
$50 - "'11 .e'SA =" uo'' 'AP'''o
sess faw If them. Ar we loitered along the
ample. shady walks Of Washington and Franklin
Squares. and through the old State House ward
and noted the immense number of persons who
onlv ma ssea tbrouoh dn their ordinary business
pursuits, to say nothing of those who tarried u
while to en;ov the refreshing shade and inhale =
purer atmosphere, our thoughts reverted to old
times and old contests we remembered that 1t
was said, sparks are Injuries for the wealthy and
leisure possessing but 1t did not seem so to us.
Those who, by their appearance, might be judged
to be wealthy people, were comparatively few in
numbers the great mass being respectable, quiet men
and women-some reading, some conversing, and
all partaking of that peaceful enjoyment found
only in such places
A,,,., s.c.c,rv -The H,r.ford co,,ro,, 70.
iates VertaDie story OF morse III shafts, winch,
being unable to move from where he stood, reared
upon his hind legs while train Of cars passed by,
and thus saved his head and shoulders from being
carried away. So close was he to the cars that
one of his shafts was broke by them. Newport
paper also states that while party of twelve la
dies were in bathing at that place the other day,
',,oi "oi'0 ian away Win ZIG wagon containing
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OLD PoINT.-The Norfolk Beacon says that the
season at Old Point has been very successful thus
lar' iarso anu iaSi'ohaoie company - 'iefe az
present Inc oa'i Ing "a'ice' .io ~aiA oii l'ie
oeach OF rampar's OF the lori, nne music ana
.uy "s '''I 'o'n "noa'' .o''.'''. :,
parts the country.
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ing i,ew dreams papers Oh inc TN s'a.e 'nat Inc
steaihship Mexco had arrived Win uaNestoh
dates to the 4th instant. Seasonablc rains had
occurred, and an abundant weld of corn, sugar,
and cotton WINS exnected. q The cxpedt;on gotten
mn hv csner.l RnsL for y, p..n had ,,et Lao
n ~ ~ - -, ~
ror' "rahaiil a. inc ias' accoun's. Ueliefai nusk
was expected at the tort IN q day or two, and