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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-02-24

A Yankee has invented new and cheap
plan for boarding. One Of the bosrders
mesmerizes the rest, and then eats a hearty
meal the mesmerized being satisfied from
sympathy. One Of the bosrders having re-
covered, mesmerized the lsndIady on pay
dav, and endeavored to settle for the whole
company by paying for one, bu. it didn't
work.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-02-24

"Sal," cried girl, looking out Of the up
per story Of small grocery, and addressing
another girl tho was trying to enter the
from, door, "we've all been TO camp meeting
snd been converted: SO when you want milk
on Sundays, you'll have to come in the
bnck 7r1u
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-02-24

An Exchange paper, arguing in favor Of
early marriages.and against a'e ones, says:
Benedic. Arnold never married until he
was forty years of age, and see what an end
he made
To which bachelor contemporary re-
sponds-
"Yes-but we never heard of Arnold do
ing any thing bad until after he was married."
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-02-24

A stric, ,eelotsller Of our acquaintance
lately refused most eligible match, on the
ground that the young lady had such an
amazing flow Of animal spirits.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-02-24

Dr.. Townsend says that all that is re-
ouired to make fortune is, TO fear God and
pa,ronize newspaper. In other words De
honest and have courage to advertise.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-02-24

There are three kinds Of men in this
world-.he "will's, the wont's and the
can,'s.'' The former effect everything. 81
will" builds our railroads and steamboats,.
|'I won',," don't believe in experiments and
nonsense while 81 can't" grows weeds for
wheat, and commonly ends his days in the
slow digestion of court of bankruptcy.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-02-24

An Austrian, upon being asked for def
ni,ion of Paradise said, 81 believe it to be
kingdom where you can travel backwards
and forwards without passport."-Punch.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-02-24

"Why is it," asked Frenchman OF
swi,zer. that you Swiss always fight Tor
money, while we French only hsh' l"r non
or ?" IL suppose" answered the ow''ze.,
",ha, each figh, for what they most lack"
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-02-24

Why are country girls cheeks like
French calicos Because they are "warrant'
ed 10 wash and retain their color"
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-02-24

The familiar parting expression, "Go"d-
bye % means &c cd be with .heem "Adieu!"
signifies ITO God" or "God protect you"
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-02-24

Two Du,chmen once got into dispute
about the English language, each one con-
tending that he could command the best
They made bet at length, and appointed
q judge TO decide between them. Ihey
were 10 utter but one sentence each, and ac-
cordingly they begun:
"Vell, Chon," said The first, "did it rain
Tomorrow -
81 kess j. vash," said John. Wasn't that
Judge in quandary?
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-02-24

Printers devils are generally great ladies'
men, notwithstanding they have a pretty
hard name.
Sometime ago our hard named fellow and
and his lady love were taking qniet'even-
a.'.I zsAss
chatting quite 5riskly upon the numerous
topics of the day, she suddenly caught his
hand and looking smilingly in his face
asked:
"Do you know why cannot get reli-
gion ?"
"No, my dear, do NOT" he replied.
SIT is because love The Devil"
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-02-24

lfyou wish to collect together all the
pretty girls in town, advertise "Lec'urs
to Young Men,
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-02-24

Every time you avoid doing wrong, you
increase YOUR inclination TO do that which
is right.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-02-24

REWARD OF lNDUsTRY-The industrious
man is always an earl y riser; the early SOUND
of the hammer, denoting the artisan 10 be
a, work, appeases the apprehens'ons OF the
creditor, says Franklin, and he walks con-
len,edIy by, permitting his money to re-
main in the hands of his debtor, until he
finds i, convenient TO pay while the slug
gard no. only has difficulty in procuring
coun,enance and credi, in his trade, but suf-
fers in his reputation, unlike his early and
industrious neighbor, and for this reason
alone has not the same chance OF making
his way in the world.
MORAL CoURAGE.-Eave the courage to
sneak your mind when it is necessary 10 d."
so. and to hold your tongue when it is bet
ter that YOU should be silent. Have the
courage to speak 10 poor friend IN thread
bare coat. even in the street, and rich one
is nigh; the effor, is less than many take II
10 be. and The act is worthy king. Have
The courage to adhere to first resolution
when YOU canno, change it for better, and
to abandon il at the eleventh hour, upon
conviction. Have the courage 10 say you
hate the "polka," and prefer an Eng g!'sh song
10 an I,aIien, '.piece Of music," If such be
your taste. Have the courage to wear your
old garments ill you can pay for new ones.
Have the courage to pass the bottle w''hoo'
filling your glass when you have reason 'or
40 doing, aud to laugh at those who urge
YOU to The contrary. Have the courage !"
prefer proprie.y to fashlon-one IS but 'he
abuse Of the other.
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The Buffalo C0mmeTeiai Is alarmed a. the SLOW work
ing Of neck breaking machinery. We hang
ing people half fast enough CRAFTY that Conserve
tive oracle Maine Laws and kindred eOntrivances for
preserving our citizens from crime receive support
from The Comm,rcial the GanOws is its grand specific
for all manner Of deprayfy and disorder. Morasing
On the recent execution Of Arthur Spring, il says:
We shall have enough to do hereafter 10 catch aud
hang the villains without stopping 20 ske Of them
before their death Who cares what SDriag thought o.
old without he became pentent, confessed his sins and
subdued be fierce and bloody nature far de with
something Of humanity about him. II would be gratifying
10 know tsi bis confession proved the correctness Of ths
verdict that sent him 70 his death that all Il IS worth
We fine people 10 be the prospect before as
gratifying. when Il thur SD,tag aud such a. him. are
worth moments nOnce beyond the paragraph which a.
nOunCes Their deserved aid tnDtCted punishment Men
killed ia grOceres-olcers shot ia the performances
a their dutes-here wafchnsn and there = Sherif-w0
men most iouLy outraged mufdsred-ssau's upon ciu'
by the rOvdies who becoming important n the
couuirJ-crime in all Us degrees rampant ia the ands1
this every Gay is the burden o the public journals except
when regaled With the lat moments Of poor
VIZ ch Whom Tie Law has caught and killed . exam1e
What precious catalogue. AFTER al not prepared
90 soy but what California Justice the best ana that The
immediate arrest the stern aud resoute trial the conye
ron followed instantly b. Tie sight Of tho g.spng and
srangrg wretch without any formally pushed from bar
ri top ladder into eternity q m gHi 0erHqfire nd
HH T. m - Lfr'rH te agay y e'ine aad ne bis
iags 81 g,od goreyamsHk
no the cn mails q Europe pouring 10 upon ~ des
rrraGo,s 81 an cimes and grades VITA crns increasing
40 utsf terrific rate 8re VI thar number who believe
n t.los e tle villains according % law bu. in dspo
eng q h,n u all events 10 me most prompt and CERTAIN
naiu+r consistent with Justice"
PT0npt and certain" repression and punishment d
Crime lie clearly the night method but Is it 90 certain
that licensing gogshops and multiplying galiowstrees,
psfber Of he California pattern or not, is the bess
way 70 diminish crimel We have been hanging rather
freely in cur City for time past ye, Crime Of tho
iufany and 'anguinay order does not 20 die os'
among us-On tie contrary. it never aounsoed more
rsIk! On the other band MlsE and YERxoSr bare
virtually abolished both Galiows and GROCERIES, and
those STATES to be less infested by criminals hsa
ours If banging more, and with less ceremony Is tho
"! din insh Crime, very good but If our neighbour
hsye devised q more excellent and effective meshos'
Vby LOT give that trial
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RELIGION AND coMMoN SCHOOLS,

II is related Of eminent but irascible lawyer and
politician Of this STATE that being day in in the store
Of bis ueghbOr Mr. smith the grocer be fell into discus
sion With that excellent though rather phrgmatic mer-
chant upon question either Of policy or theology In
the course Of the argument bis won't when no,
altogether triumphant the statesman got into passion
ard Selling BY their necks bottles thar lay for sale
upon the counter be exclaimed one after another was
eonvulsvey but uneOnsciousy smashed, &" You should
Keep your temper Mr. Smith, you should keep yolr
temper il very foolish 10 get angry conversation
in this manner -
Whether our valued correspondent, who to-day, IN
der the signature Of A. II D. sgain enjoys the hospi
tally Of or columns is similarly excited il is far from
Us TO suggest but his language toward Tie TribuEe il
quite as rouudless the e1hoatOn addressed 70 Mr.
smith with its accompaniment Of crashing shiyering
crystal and circunAmbient champaign We protest that
We Lot only knew nothing Of ire when considering the
former disquisOn Of friend upon the weghty sub
eet Of Religion and Common Schools and that We then
regarded his essay with only bland and innocent emo
tons but that expressed nothing either as respects
his reasoning or his IDEAS or himself inconsistent With
perfect personal esteem and prOpriety We deny en-
trey the impuiatOn Of seeking to take of his skin as
equally bad mythology and incorrect rhetoric Apollo
ayed MAryss not part Of the musical Duet between
them, bat because the latter Iroyed himself only &
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y rs L ROs,as c. 30
"a Fsors. q N P, 81 81. .r1s s..t q
fnsI6. s.be h'w loeS sgI - - 49, y sssr - 40
~ eIs.s -rf aua TIE sdven, o. ns- I'd
t.rss. esrisss dsausd rot oDy rods . tae
r.sebe., rsrs, iai % '.~y TEN = h,f lna
esrns - he sasss hund-ss
DOR s.. .s5F'I' e, -h ,.,. 70 -
s nd voesas ebeeTnf aud delivered the i0Aovas
"SrsTIT~fs see9'oa-d % 'p.eeh.sns ard
Sgt" n reply your and some ysss ton
1sDcss bsspss' ss.l vsy a Fs'on md Ink y's COX
N,-ss 81, -ou = the i.es,
80 "a ~ :, - -, . t.ns. - 81 ,o,,-- 4, 49,
t republican copnfry oes not confer psf.us q lo9' -
bseons re gchis.. Of Ter o@u iortsaes
But vii desia ysu with sr n ~o,d-your tine 10
sl.r to Hsie you Tel:or viii s1, On sv.anE lac mis- r.at.
Win n. tTs. We h.T. provided FOR your .uio7
sl sI5nd s1y Ter. q e E52s "a s, s
been noettd for freddy of 20 snd tbee oneaos Win
'.:. T1 ~ ; ,gi. - Soss, ID T.. drink IN '1P'
Ih' ,sdl- ~ ..ga.5 I.B9StG - t
end the rsses y AID MARTY pIs'a.e go - %. bssss.
vhes ior tie continued prosperity q their gent easry host
"A Coon MEDIoSE-A friend who has been relieved
Of intense ssHs Wiz dunn s5 re s t5., ILL.,. or
iss i5fgsnees Of G,sS ~ 81 Id. mosr
vRo.e egt sprsIeBty hs. .e "a r'as s-e.ass "a.
loss q sep hs, been We are 2f'2ry suIe g's y IN
UgsC IL
subtrcd case. OF ev,'a ,1ars o lons es' n1s pan, are
certs NV tnnoJsDce and every opportunity
pontDi that may really he ted % ne
heard other instances OF ~ means Of %
wei tufheufcsted tla We have the es @
Of srct SILENCE toward aaFef
t.f IN sSies srss adherd 70 unless where Ne are wen
s.ff Of u a urrle ment ~ ne csse 70 s
therefore 10. without doubt o. ns
ts'ioI hs Gfu b sqa ~ Dr as rs 70
WlIams Havisnd. Reese Co. No. o. MAid
Refill rs II. RIM Broadway JChn DR. DOo.ts,
In CIabdr Mrs NJ Hyss Brooklyn; AID by respectable
fessrs ever y heIe
Rocky MoUyTAIS SmvERY BEAVER HATs.-This
noted umrer by choice selections pure Beaver
without mixture srd sold esfathshed puoe.
LEARY Co. Leaders and uiroduces Of Fshion for Gent Hats
ArOr House Broadway
To HOunKEEPERs.-Every water tap in your houses
,ioud lave Ps1EST PoRoUs GLAss FfLTEE attached C)on
ter rreFr Nth living I'D decsyed impurities rendered
b. but ae 81 20 then Why
Be " thouti,l Depot No. 3i6 Broadway. Try
MOURgIEG JACONETs AID MUsLINs.- BARTHOLOMEW
lot Of s cheap Jseonets and
Muslin. pre shilling and be thu
ri offered NEW AoURNsc STORE 55l Broadway
II Keep up with the age-relieye yourselves from
thu gf,s and Of Ironing By using the
PaTEST sELTHEATiSG SMOOTHING IEoSs
y ID. HUSTFR Agent,
No 3-3 Broadway.
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ecur,e utterly ct with bis OSn interest Aod yet
xess- al around us-here in New-Iork. up IN ea'cu'
l,rirg New. England, and still more in Maryland ana
y,rgis-csttle of inferior breeds and whose condition
,ro,es that have been miseTaby underfed hall their
lives When We see that selfiRterest don't Prome1
nan either North OF South To feed their stock gener-
or.l, how hall We rely on it to abundance 81
Al tines e. human cattle
We conclude, then, that the ample testimony from
slave. themselves from impartial observers, and iron
soutLer witnesses Ike those cited By Mrs Stove that
rsp, slaves ere "o,ervorted' and ar, not clad com
for.sbly ror lodged suitably" is too strong TO be
overturned BIZ TIL. BElletin's syllOgism.
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Rowdyi.m ard Drunkenness.


The Satanic Press has the following ca rovdysm =
this City under It's present internal Government;
ve-, re.r.cssble erch-ns. ~hsu rlcef sno-f daily
.Ch.rs- aanfod hefs - tr ~
s,hs "a Rsd.u-sfs he ggey vskrs oeue 81, rsisa
:, eerr.rv unh couple q farrcs pNfT Of tie So
Fo,. ~ fw6ies eyrriook sea tie ser~ss sasa he
% - Il ~i.lat ltrrns
,rhrrr one "a dis unpfcfQtft le,h
Ir 10. On the heed sct too~st y taoAsr
80 sire de ~hsn both b. truos and nus ls roWtss -
- ... the e scfity) ouo fe sstsh ns,-
srerrs zh~ fhe ssisuts cody aiciec o. rlcl
r. n r-cr snd are iissraceful O. tlr Cry"
The same number Of the Satanic containsa character
isc fling at the Maine Law, whose operations would BE-
AZ We an know TO extinguish rowdyisn
Th N.ips Liquor Law looming Asry .rs. :. lie
", ~, fscutrtv exrr,sssd ueose AZ
Newport upou he sHcusio BY ths Mal - - parta
- tt ~ customers By Iraiag lHa aef lsnoa-
rst h.s No~ We s. have tgrsa@s.ons eo,s-f,-
- S.r.-,ea fauon. Nagars 40 Oh rnaier nes.
es Cr.v ard No Maize Las 40 cable 10 -
III Con~v Island sandy cc-ty FsFF saady-snd Anx
~ cucr barred o. ~ sanaJ awaited Wih-
steen But tbs Maine Law bisrr The Assembly VIA
H., r.i A., there's he rnh Perhaps e-spe al
AZ -esouors ard hey may clhaps lead 10 the
t9ti.h.re results AMI perhsps they may pot
This which is the average Wit OF the Satanic in treat
ing of sacred subjects. is doubtless highly Feshed By
respectable merchants who sustain il aud is rum-hos
doctrines so long they do they must expect to V
subject 10 attacks fierce brutal and numerous from the
Short Boys who are also great admirers and readers 81
h. Satanic
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-18
The Trih.ne for California.

We shall issue on MONDAY MORNING The Tnb-
uns for California, Oregon and the SGnd,rob Islands
II viii contain summary of all the Latest Foreign
and Domestic News since the sailing fthe last steamer
Money and Market Reports, Marriages, Deaths dc.
Single copies in wrappers, ready for mailing, can be
had al the Desk on MonCay Morning. Price cents
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-18

Schools are too vel understood in this country 70 n
resigned for either the strong or the feeble rea.oss
sdduced srainst the system. And we hold fs' to "a,
confidence that the frank and fu discussion Of tie sA
ject can only strengthen the public attachment to these
small but most impOran; seiainaries for the trail a
American citizens
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-18

Opemurderer uss executed IN this CRY yesterday
,ofler Is 70 die nexr Friday eight ten are in our
CITY Prison awaiting trial the sane charge one has
been convicted. but hopes for nev trial and 'tll
soorherjs added 20 the list this morning Mrs sally
an IFsLwoman. recently residing st No. 2i2 Mulberry
o.. edyesterdsy at the Hospital from ss the jury
,.,, the effects Of marearment by her husband Both
husband ard wife were the degraded slaves Of run
ard hosh were frequently drunk. Already there have
been .I executions in this city within yesr and Nesry
If hung will be the seventh Fitzgerald shot his wife,
Grunzg poisoned bis wife Neary beat bis Vfe' head
TO pieces Clark killed policeman, Saul and Hewlett
killed Q Waterman, and stookey killed Negro This
is fearful catalogue sDdit grows rank and tai and
strong and branches out upon every side for its roots
are coled in the distillery and Eatered by the Rum
glass Can the Assembly refuse TO give Us protection,
from this al destroying monster, this midnight assassin,
this vife-murderer this grsvepeoping, prson-hling,
eallOWs-buildiDg prison
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-18

ROsE-MART.
Tale the sweetest u names and the fsirest Of no~erS
S S sssd men 10 ,s l s WI" rss eSr al iss,
HussILL sPALDse's RostMARY AID cAsroE on decidedly
TIE ard esi article ~ the world tof improving e ssnin a
Therefore use il ifyou vlb e.,.
Sd To remove daldrua ed. e,asly
Ab. To restore the HAIR ~ bald heads
III To awe 10 whissers uperb appearance,
7 En- T9 &c core Gf. q: s ~ sf the .i;r
9Th To cure the headache,
lOth To kl haircafeTs,
All vii have the tsuaure OF RESELL sriLnIss sole
Mss' sod IN 9 6y b Ru.S'oa cai Co. Ring
Msife BY Asents every Trial Bottles % Large
Bottles, 10 cent?
LYov's KArg.Roy.-TMs invaluable article for
aoicarg D.ndlaa curing Identifying Ard preserving the hair
should Al ~ It. Certainly Pe s cents in large bottles Sold b. all
dealers everywhere.
A CERTIFICATE FROM ONE OF orr WnLnMsBGRGH
Iicp ever, one whether sdult or eh who y
behvs de, troublee worms Ill DR. MLASEs CELE-
Sssho5en oertsiai, eItrsdnay Eaow Of
child Of nine about i've years o hes been troubled with worms
s.oe 81 Dr. lane. Ve,s Of heh We gave him but small
Over tbi.s bundled Ne Lest wis.uIsh Ions i.nd.
P The valuable remedy aso DR. Lanes Ceebsed Ler
P nov l bod at q ,.ss brs store .sS tn. .eDy y In, Dr.
m fsas:'Sl e S e ca Al o's. arc worthless.
EV- Depot No 2iU Greenwich-st NeWYOrk.
Toel who from Rheumatism suffer,
AS e ,Ea s foli'g Venetian LH S
listhe OILY warranted medeainent
Al Tsin % stop,
Lven By the nee a Z few drops
TEAs-Ihe best assortment Of fine Teas viii be found
A. the Store Company M 2j hhsst et|
Pear the Oldest Tea ebms ut IN the city We
they better here thsn elsewhere eher
At whoes le or resi. They have no branch store
~ Splendid Bridal Cards, Invitation, Address, aud
Cards BRIDE Ttvop Gaze Boxes silver Lace &c &C
Buh Bill He.ds Ponras Bills Of ESehsnse At htLLYs
and Printing Oce No 81 tutonst ~ tOr sale very
az two BOOB bindtfs Trmm ne Presses
~ Wilson's BUSINESS DIREcToRY for l'53-i.-More
soupr complete and than similar work now IN
preparation, and will shortly be published.
TRoW's NEw.YoRK CITY DIREcroRY for 1854
published loO Names than any other City Dee
to,, ever i,sueo JoHS =. TRow, Publisher.
Office No. 81 Aun.s', % door.
SpIcIU NerIcT-FRIENps or REFORM BIZ VIGI-
t.STItuss lot whether Albany the
Maine Law The peopehe amount Of uaof
viii h. han duufg ths warm wr.hf lne
that there viii be great demand Tor
Prof N1TTNIERCs PLAsTaiS LYAF remedy Tor dysn-
iey dauhea and al bowel complaints For 70 d. the honooes
do what the people desire thi never
fal appreciate individually and collectively ts which a 70
tout led sous Only IS cenis bottle fncPA once No 10
SIrirlsf New York
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To cnpRrSpnSnrNrS

No notice taken Of Communications Whatever
Intended be authenticated BY the name aud
address Of the writer necessarily publication bat
euiee Of lie good faith.
We cenrot undertake 70 return rejected Communications
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-18

Our Legislative report is more than usually interest
ing although without the evening session, in con-
sequence of the occupation Of the wires by the lightning
In Senate the leading feature animated and
lengthy defense of the Church Property bill by M Ia
ber and It's final amendment so to include Protestant
as well as Catholic societies.
In the Assembly petition for the better protection
of Emigrsnt Passengers Railroads referred TO
the Railroad Accident Commtte with directions 20 re-
port bill within two days The Railroad Accident bill
was also recOnmtted for the purPose of Incorporating
new provisions. Then came the MAINE LAW from the
Senate 1t was read twice, and motion made to
refer il to the Committee of the Whole. An amend
rent was at once moved, that il be referred to the
Committee on Internal Affairs of Towns and Counties
with instructions to report complete. sharp debate
ensued and the motion TO refer carried, but the
instruction to report complete failed, the vote being
Ayes So Nays SO.
We give in another column the Of the lS9 ship
wrecked passengers Of the William & Mary who arrived
at New-oreans on Friday of last week
The Board of Aldermen spent nearly the whole Of
their session lss< night in vrangng the proposed
Vanderbilt Pier at the Battery. They also directed
the Mayor to offer reward of $500 for the discovery
Of the persons who set fire to one Of W B. Reynolds
oal at Sith-st. Thursday night This about
as much a. is usually offered for murderer; but then
Reynoldss scovs are undoubtedly worth much money.
and the Aldermen could not have done more If they Lad
been peculiarly interested in the property
The Board Assistants, an Gillette organization, meet
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Aem-llork Daily grlbnne.
SATURDAY, JUNE Il, 1853.

~ Persons wanting Tribune their residences places
of os will please address the Publication once
end Il TO a. thsuk the PosOoe pce ~ cents sweeGpAyabs
d.. fsrrfe
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regularly ur prodnee nothing. Last night they gr"ped
srofg tte sewers ior 4 time. coucurred On several
MINOR point. lied cf turryine up the Assay Once
glanced a. tie Of,l Contract, aud adjourned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-18

Nor ALL DEAD TEr.-That the race Of fools Is not yes
extinct is sbOan in the following paragraph from N
R1eiHe (Wis) Democrat:
The tree Sellers have been busily engaged for the -
few ,,ars IN stealing men, in the reest country upon eAe,
and running them into the domnions OF sceptsred tyAnsJ
and legal oppression where ray Of hope shines r ns
king and priest ridden slave Lowell American
MI,.IgPPL-DAsIEL b. WRIGHr, Of Tppah Coan,y.
is the Democratic" nominee for Congress 10 the ~
District Of Mississippi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-18

On another page will be found letter frsm our
associate, BArARD TAYLOR, describing the magnificent
Tai Maba the Nsusoleum Of the bride OF Shah Tehsn
better known as the NourmAhal Of MoOres Light OF
the Harem"
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~ SEE THIRD PAGE. IL

~ Advertisement, for 7hs Taa Of Monday ought
o'cloek onS SATURDAY. evening"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-18

We give in another column the names Of the 139 ship
wrecked passengers Of the William & Mary who arrived
ST New-0rleans on Friday of last week.