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BREAD, CAKES, PASTRY, &C.

bnGAU, ChAEo, 1d61h1, &C.
NNAkLES W. HAVENER Baker and Confetti n.
~ er, c street, between q II and 9th streets, has
constantly hand large assortment of all the
best articles usually kept in his line.
Pound and Fruit Cakes
Sponge, Jelly, and CitrOn Cakes
Tea Cakes, great yariety
Best family Bread and Biscuit, fresh every NOR
ming and evening.
Goods delivered in any part of the city free of all
charge.
Amy article sold by me which does not give salts
faction can be returned and the money refunded.
dec l2-pntf
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~ AMEs, TOY BOOKS, & Juvenile
VI Books
Fancy Boxes, Albums, Writing Desks, Porte Men.
naies,
And every thing in the fancy Stationery line at
SHILLINGTON'S Bookstore.
Dame of Connundrums Game of Qualities
Game of Robin Hood Game Of Snip Snap Sno-
Game Sociabie Snake rum ~. s .ft
Game Crystal Palace.
Spendidly illustrated and richly bound gift books
Bitles, Catholic and Episcopal Prayer Books, in
the best and most beautiful ornamental bind
ing. so
Pictorial Newspapers, new books ----.z :, -
And everything in the cheap publication line for
sale as fsst as published at
JOE SHILLINGTON'S Bookstore,
Cor. Pa. ave. and AZ st., Odeon Building.
dec 23-tf 80 -
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Lamps, sperm and Adamanttne Can
dies, &c.
yTTE have received and now opened our fall sup
w ply of new LAMPS. selected by one Of oul
nrm in New York and Philadelphia, which we In
vite ladies and gentlemen to call and examine. Col
ored and white Sperm Candles; Adamantine Candles
patent spring Candlesticks, With shades. 81 +
Bookhinders Paste Brushes and Gold Leaf
Night Tapers, Stove Lustre - - @G1lEf ..-lsst
Spermacetti, Lard, and Solar Lamp OIL 4s9l
With our usual assortmont Of Window and Coach
Glass, Painters and Artists Materials. For sale
wholesale and retail at our usual low prices, fol
cash, or on time to punctual customsrs. $50
.4f. HOWELL MORSELL, osa
E I'd Successors to o. W hittlesey,
II nov 16-H C street, (Todd's BuldinR.)
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CLOTHING! CLOTHING y

AT r. NSTRATTON'S Auction Room
RnnsylvdRia areNne, 5. side, near 10th ST. ,
HAVE just opened and will offer for sale largs
Il assortment Of Clothing. a consignment from o.,s
OF the best and largest establishments in Philsdsl
phis, comprising In part si't
Black, blue, and fancy colored Dress and Froch
An assortment ofsaperior Talma Ciosks 30 4
Also, Northwestern, Huninilla, Mot air, Beaver
French, and Belgian Cloth Over-saeks and
Bangups, &c. - R-b- = i =
800 pairs black fancy Cashmere and Doeskin Pan
500 black, fancy, satin, grenadine, velvet plush,
Cashmere, and Cashmere Vests
And great many other articles too numerous TO
As thia stock will be open for q few days only.
those Wishing to purchase will do well TO call With.
our deisy...a g17IorS n. STRATrON,
dec 22-u An.t;nn..,
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NEW YORK COFFEE HOUSE,

NEW YORK COFFEE HOUSE,
Pennsylvania avenue, b>t,ceen Sd and AZ Streets
Basement. three doors east of o. s. Ifotel
~ ~ The undersigned has re- -
WN A6}cently taken the above we'll R6A
~G&3 known Restaurant, and fit VA
~ ted 1t up in an elegant man--AS
ner, where he is prepared to accommodate his friends
the public and strangers with the best the market
affords. OYSTERS. & AME, &C., in New York style,
extensive range. spirituous and Malt LIQUORS, and
CIGARS of choice brand, with every accommOda-
ton to be had in first rate place of refreshment.
Respectfully, TlIOS. MOR1AKTY,
Proprietor.
So Lunch daily az IL o'clock a. m.
E1x- Families supplied with the best of Oysters.
6-pOlm
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China, Glass, and EarthenWAre Es-
tabl ISh I'M mt,

iM street, beti0sen Louisiana duenne and ID st.
FTNHE subscriber has just received from the North
L a splendid assortment Of China, Glass and
Earthenware; also, magnificent Girandoles and
Lamps many patterns, adapted for halls and par.
lCrs. -
Paints, boiled and raw, linseed OIL putty, window
glass of every variety, always on hand.
Clocks Brushes, &c, and every article for general
housekeeping kept for sale. ts-
$3.50 c. s. WHITTLESEY,
dec 3-tf 4r HFsr5tfF1a 18th street.
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FUNERALS.

G3 The subscriber is prepared to at
e<1EEz1--0t end, at the shortest notice, to an,
calls i'm this line, and will spare no pains to render
entire satisfaction to all who may desire MS assistance
in performing the last tribute of respect TO the dead.
Hearse always in readiness. Mourning Caps AMI
Shrouds furnished when desired.
The subscriber begs leave to call the attention O
the public TO his PATENT CORPSE PRESERVER
which has been already tested in the families of sew
eral in this city. to whom he can refer as tt
lis efficacy in preserving the body from decompoN
ton for any length of period.
J. w. PLANT, ID street,
aug S-esly bet. 9th and 10th streets
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TAYLOR 4 COLLINS will prosecute clai,ls. of ev-
L cry description against the government, before
the several departments, or Congress; procure pen
sons, bounty lands, extra pay, and arrearA,e pay
They will attend to the buying and selling Ct real
estate, the renting Of houses, aud general collect
ing business. They will also furnish parties Ut
distance with such Information rs they NAV desire
eratP.
Office on street Immediately opposite winder's
Building, Washington, ID. C.
kEFERENCEf:
Hon. j. c. Dobbin, Secretary of the Navy.
Hen. j. Davis, Secretary OF War.
n. Calan, esq Pres't Board Common Council
Gen. ]. N. McCslla, Attorney -at-Lav
james II. Caustin, esq.
w. c. Reddsll, State Department.
sen 2Q-dt.-
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CHRISTMAS PRESENT,

CHRISTMAS PRESENTS,
GREAT AND GOOD NEWS FOR HOUSEKEEP-
" ERS.-I have just received an assortment of
Phillips. Patent Liquid Glue in 12l, Is, and so cent
bottles. This Glue Is the best cement known for
msnding broken china, and is warranted to answer
the purpose on every occasion.
II. LINDSLEY,
Pa. avenue. between 9Th and 10th sts.,
next to Gait and Brothers Jewelry Store.
dec 20-Tu&F4t
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Washington Branch Railroad
- - aEa

FNRAINS RUN AS FOLLOWS:
Leave daily, except Sunday, at amt a. m,
81 and p. m.
On Sunday at a. M, and y. m.
The Train al p. NJ Is Express and stops Only al
Annapolis Junction and Relay the olhers al all way
stations.
Trains at s a. m. and 81 p. M, connect with An
nagolis.
TralEs at 8 a. m. and D. m, connect West.
Trains al and a. M. and p. M, connect Past.
Fare from Washington To Baltimore 81 Is
DO do do and return | so
DO do Annapolis ---l "
DO do do and return I 50
The round trip tickets must in all cases be pro-
cured at the Office, and are good for the day upon
which they are issued. L. III. PARSONS,
jy l6-u Agent.
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CHRISTMAS AND HOLIDAYS.
'1,llOSE wishing presents for the holidays will d.
L well to call st BIRGFS, and examine his stos l
where will be found as good an assortment of Robes
Caues. Gloves, Handkerchief, and Perfumery, of
ten offered at such times to ths csizens of this city
dec 22-tf
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A LDEN'S CREAM COFFEE-aal.2s ,
~ LlePaLsn nom pure Java Coffee, from which
cup o. Warmed oonse, sweetsned ana creamed can
be made in one minute by dissolvine IL IN hot water
For sails BY u - sHEKRLL BAiEEY. 80"
- Successors 70 J. B. Kibbsy & Co, +
dec 2s-8s - 8 No. s, opp. Centre Msrkst.
[Iat Union / ssstinel] :" -'Ass.
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FLOWERS FROM STRATFORD-ON-AvON-
Il Gatherings from the Orchard" and "Exotic
Birds"
These beautifully illuWinated Books, with choice
selection of the Standard Poets and other Works iu
elegant and tasteful bindings. just received at
TAYLOR l. MAURY'S Bookstore,
dec Gift near 9th street.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-01-04

THE LADIES World of Fashion fol-
i December, containing beautifully engraved and
colored plates Of Fashions, Caps, Bonnets, &c.
Frank Leslies Ladies' Gazette of Paris, London, &
New York Fashions.
The January number of Godeys Lady's Book con-
tains two splendid steel engravings, and a colorel
fashion plate.
The Jew Of Verona; a historical tale Of the Ital
ian Revolutions, by of the most eminent writers
in Europe.
Yankee Notions for January.
The great Pictorial Brother Jonathan for Christ.
mas and New Year.
Also, the Pictorial Picayune
A large and splendid assortment of Gift Books, ju
venie Books, Games, and everything in the fancy
line suitable for Christmas and New Year Presents
at JOE SIIILLINGTON'S Bookstore,
Corner Pr. sv. and ~ ST., Odeon Building.
dec 2l-tf F
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CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR
DRESENTs FOR GENTLEMEN.-superiorD Ores
i sing Robes of Silk, Cashmere French Flannel,
SIousseline, French and English Prints Of rich and
beautiful Styles and of all prices Of my own manu-
facture. A large assortment now on hand ut
LANES Gentlemen's Furnish
ing Store, "a. avenue, near u street.
dec 20-d2w ...... ~
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Arrival and Departure Of Ocean Steamers

Naae. Leaves For Dous
Hermann. ....... Southampton New York. Dec !
City of Manch'r. Liverpool -. PhiladeI'a Dec.
Curiew........ New York. Bermuda Jan. :
A}- The California Mail Steamers sail from New
York on the 5th and Goth of each month";
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DLANKF BOOKS OF every siss, and binding, to.
ID gether with o large stock Of Mercantile Sta
For sale at TAYLOR A MAURY,
dec 23-n Bookstore, near OF ct,
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DICH AND BEAUTIFUL GOODS fol
IL Holiday Presents, such as
Gold and silver-head Walking Canes
Gents superior travelling and Dressing Cases
Fine Portemonnaies and Purses
Cologne in Wicker and fancy glass bottles
Lubin's best French Extracts
Scarfs, Cravats, Ties, and Stocks Of new and ele
CANT styles
Guipa ben, Chenille, and Cashmere Muf1es
Together with complete assortment of Toilet ar
ticles Of the best quality, at
CHAS II. LANES
Gents Furnishing Establishment,
Penna. avenue, near n street.
dec 21-d2w
lint EnAn Sentinel & Nat Eral
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MUSICAL GIFT.

MOkCICdL UT I.
d ECEIVED direct from the Publishers, beautiful
IL little holiday gift for children, containing %
pieces, arranged very easy fer the Piano forte,
amongst which are
Hail Columbia Primo Donna Waltz
Yankee Doodle Carnival of Venice
Star Spanged Banner Norma March
Home Sweet Home Sontag Polka
Last Rose of Summer Katy Darling
Switzers Song of Home. Comm thro' the Rye
&c. &c. &c. &c.
Price IS cents.
All DESTROYS of obtaining this beautiful collection
requested to call early the supply Ia limited
HILBUS HITY
Music Depot.
N. B.-Just received Nathan Richardson's eMod-
ern School" for the Piano forte, in embossed bind
ing. II. & II.
dec 21-tf
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ADAMS & HASKINs.
ARCHITECT9,
Office on fennsyirania apenU. tetaoeen lOth aad
llh streets, Washington, u. g. ~ .
DLANS, Specifications, Estimates, and Contract,
Il for new buildings prepared, and their erection
superintended. 80 49, ~
Old Buildings altered and modernized.
Drsughts and Specifications of Patents and Draw
tngs Of every descriptions executed.
REFERENCES:
Hon. John Wilson, Commissioner General Land
Office.
Hon. B. b. French, Commissioner Public Build
ings ...
Capt. B. s. Alexander, q. s. Army.
Professor Charles C. Jewett, Smithsonian Institu-
ton.
DR.. VIM. P. Johnston nov 22--eotf
FERDINAND MOgLTON,
Attorney and C0unsellor.at.LaW
Ar IRVING HOTEL, WASHINGTON, d. c.
sep 23-tf t. ...,-
COMMISSIONER
3D. OF D E EDS FOR
New York, Texas, California,
New Jersey, Louisians, Missouri,
Pennsylvania, Alabama, Kentucky,
Maryland, Georgia, Michigan.
Maine, iscs,usiu Ohm and
Minnesota, Florida, Other States.
G Il % II G e C. II III O NJ AS.
ATTORNEY FOR CLAIMS,
AND
NOT AIRY PUBLIC.
OFFICE Opposite TO TIE TREASURY BUILDING.
nov Icy WASHINGTON. u. c.
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SOMETHING EXQUISITE

SOMETHING EXQUISITE!
EVENTY-TWO MINIATURE BOTTLES of fine
- EXTRACTS for 81 25. These extracts are des-
tined to supercede the of every other kind now
for sale. In small fancy Boxes for Is cts.
..~ g. : ..- WIMER, 9TH street.
Also, fresh supply Of new MUSIC received.
dec 23-tf
I'm G l. l 3 HI Juvenile Books for
IL Chrtstmas-A Laughter Book for Little
Folks: Picture Pleasure Book; Funny Leaves for the
Younger Branches; The Favorte Picture Book
Grimm's Household Stories; Parley's Presents for
1854; and large assortment of other Juvenile
Books in attractive bindings with illustrations,
Fer sale at
TAYLOR MAURY's
dec 22-tf Bookstore near 9th street.
HANDSOME CHRISTMAS PRESENTS-Sme-
IL thing iSubtantiGl-Csll at H. LINDSLEY'S,
Pennsylvania avenue between 9th and 10th streets,
next door to Gait Il Brothers, and purchase q fine
set of Knives of very superior quality together with
a set Of fine Albata Plated Forks and Spoons. Such
presents appropriate and lasting.
dec S1-Saw2w
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FRENCH NJ e II 1 n o 3 all colors, very
l. cheap
Parametta Cloths, 10 every color and quality.
French Mousselanes, white, black, and colored
Cashmere Plaids, Sack Flannels, Of every color
SILKS.
White, pink, blue, and black wat.red Silks
Black Silks of eveey width and quality
Also, many other goods not mentioned, all Of
which viii be sold cheap, by
WIN. r. RILEY,
Corner Sth street, opp. Centre Market.
dec I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-21

Tie TsJdn Msrcxry, published OF Legnin, Quad
allure County has the following in its number OF
the "a instant on revival Of the Slave Trade direct
with Africa:
.Tbat there il no moral wrong in Slavery is tho
assumption which lien at the very base oil that lnstu'
ton 1t Is the principle we establish when we show
that both races are better under the influence OF this
institution than they are without and IN fact the IN
ielgent mind Of the south Is last approaching ths
conclusion that slavery-the union OF unequh races
in the constitution of unequal stem-is the nor
nal condition of human society. II Is tda becoming
he 5el,st thai 10 adrdBee, s0ceg mn" be competed o.
,,o cnsses-t ne one 10 drtcf and ts other 10 labor
ADV sncement there must be division in its numbers
and not that division simply which springs from the
necessities Of the case where part Is held above
its natural position by ths accident Of wealth, where
the other Is depressed below It's natural Level by the
accident If s abseuoO-but di, ison which Is natur-
al and hiCa necessarily results from the inequality
between tho races which are brought together. la
TIL. belief we heartily concur The benefits and ad.
ysnages which 30 fer have resulted from this instu
ton VI take a. lights 10 guide Ss TO the brighter
truths cf II future history. No nation on earth has
been 20 favored as have been tho people Of these
,nuthetn Statc- None has 40 ncrese IN wealth aud
numbf rome has been free from domestic bros
ard civil commotion. Ia mono has the lab0ring class
been ~ happy and ifeo from physical suffering anu
IN zone between the higher and lower classes of 80
ccty has a. ere been much OF kind feoling and so
much vi mutual solycituje and dependence. 10 bass
ne gkGang beams Of such an institution, 10 detsHd
H. 10 praise y and pray for as continuance, and get
coHtr.6ate ships and soldiers 10 prereR Rs extension
and its sp,ead others than oprseres Is scarcely de-
feAabis spo- any re0sOHa%c principle OF human oc-
hOn."
The northern democracy, including "ouradoPt
"ed fellow. citizens who went in body for the
annexation of Texas Slavery and all, are We trust
satisfied with the philosophy Of the above, which
consisns them as hewers Of wood and drawers Of
aster to eternal sweat AID shame.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-21

TIE BoUSDARr CossIssros.-0ne Of the parties
detailed for the survey Of the United States and Mex.
lean boundary, under the immediate command of
Major Emory, U. 8. A, the Commissioner, started
two weeks since for FL Psso, Texas, to commence
operations, ct the initial point few miles above that
town. Yesterday the remaining party, detailed for
the sane duty, sailed in the North STAR for Cali.
fornia This portion OF the Commission goes out un-
Der command Of Lieut.. N. Mehlsr, Typographical
Engineers, and under most favorable auspices, being
supplied with an excellent assortment Of instruments.
They frst touch at San Francisco to prepare their
outfit Of wagons, nales, &C.. and then proceed to
Fort Yuma, VIA San Diego, this place being near the
initial point on the Pacific side Lieut. Michlen act
ing IS both chief surveyor and astronomer IL accom-
panied by severa! able and accomplished young gen.
aemea, as assistants, and we wish him success in tho
performance Of so srduous and important duty.
he VIII work eastward from Fort Yuma, until be
meets Major Emory's party, working westward, and
upoo the acOomplishmen. Of the undertaking ell will
'eirn 70 Wa.LDgtoa, by way Of Texas. % rspor. 70
bs Secrs'ary u ma llisros.
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sb,iI lesvc tbs suiIec. for The exercise OF sne''
sound discretion. We are not dra'ss. pane
makers or food spectators. We give tue oe''
information we can gain for what 10 "of'a'
We hope it will be fairly estimated. we sa'nk
The POOR have ahsrd einter before them; tbs"
provisions of all kinds and fuel will be h'ga-sre
hiQh, and Will generally remain 50. we 'hiaA
tenants generally know that rents are " ais' !"
they can psy.
Flour we think will be lower, though not
enougb 40 at retail to counterbslance the encr'
nous price likely to rule for potatoes while We
continue to import so many thousand hungry po-
taso eaters by every foreign ship
To farmers we say, send forward your produce
now; you cannot with any reason expect that "
viii be any higher than il is now. We have long,
iron arms extending farinto the productive West
We cannot be locked up BY the close Of nsVis''
ton so as to produce famine prices ID winter
That day is past But we are in want, and will
ing. or rather necessitssed, to pay you extrava-
yantly high prices for every estable thing thssyoa
have TO sell. We advise yeu to seai your stun
forward now; you will gain more than we shall
by following this advice. In city or country we
advise economy and preparation for hard winter
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-21
TIE HARvEsT-rosrING TIE BOOKS

Rains, past present, or hoped for, can 40 lor
ger be counted on for Sn increase If crops or pro-
duction OF food, except what comes from late
roots and fall pastures, during some six weeks,
or possibly eight. If se have good Indian
summer
What then is the ,tat- OF the products of the
farm for 1854
So far as We have been able 20 form an opinion
from all the sources OF information that have fallen
in our way, which certainly are as good IS those
of ary other, We make up the following summary:
Grass AND Ay.-ThrouehOut the United
States, the yield Of hay was in many places supe-
r;or and in few places Inferior and on the whole
a good yield. and owing TO unusually good weather
II was generally saved In good order
II is true that in some counties in hi. State,
Tor instance, Jefferson, Lewis, St. Lawrence,
ChemuDg and others, where the drouth CON-
meDced earl, in the season, hay was very poor
Weld. 1t is also true that aftermath has failed
almost universally and many tuns OF hay have
been fed TO cattle IN this State and Pennsy lsasia
and Vermont, New -HSmPbire. Maine and Mssss-
ehusets for want Of yrsss to sustain stock through
tie drouth.
The grass has generally been revived BY the
late rains, though not half enough have fallen 20
make il abundant. and consequently the prodac-
ton Of butter AID cheese hss been very materially
shortened Batter retals now in this Cityat Sac,
which is higher than We eve. knew It at this sea-
sor II IS said that this Is because farmers hold
.'it back, Or "'pecgl,tors have bought It up"
That proves 700 nueh Neither could asppen
la,ess tb.is "a. shor. ;rOo. fhs ,carcity ii
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,ussOrrRI ON KANSAS.

We have TIE 81. Joseph (Slissouri) Gazette OF
the 9th ins 1t is Democratic paper published
on the western line of Missouri and of course
close TO the eastern boundary Of Kansas. We
frd in il the following:
..Emiera,ts are pouring into Kan.s. Many OF
them, we learn from free States Missourlans as
wide awake; scores OF them have gone and are still
roine into the territory. Hundreds we learn, ara
going in from Arkansas and Tennessee: Most those
Who are settling 10 Kansas from the western free
States. such as Indiana and Illinois, are In tavor OF
mailing Ka1.ss A slave state Kentucky too Is turn
inc out her cue proportion OF emigrants for ksnsas
ali of whom are in favor Of making it slave State.
~ hiakieyeis but kttle doph that kaasds riH Be a
.larc state while we believe Nebraska will be tee.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-21

CRuIKsHAsKs BoTTLE.-The author OF these pop
ulsr illustrations says TIE london Critic sent IS 900
copies Of them 10 America, and paid duty upon
them 10 the United States Government Of E26. One
or two New York publishers got hold OF copies and
made transit from them end thus brought out cheap
editions Of their own. Ia consequence Of this the
900 copies were obliged TO be sold for mere waste
paper and the artist not only received profit, bat
suffered considerable loss although the enormous sale
OF the work in America must have given the publish
trs there large return.
We find the above coped-through inadver
teDce, we pCesume-into the columns Of The Nen.
York Times. We request all readers who agree
with that journal in lts hostility to international
Copyright to think Of it. Was it righ that our
laws should have subjected the eminent designer
to heavy loss on bis own work, while those who
conveyed it to their Owa use made handsome
profits tberesrom What saith the Golden Rule
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-21
SOUTHERN STEAMERS AGAIN.

The Charleston papers are generally at work
with more or less intensity, the project of max
ing that port trade directly with Great Britain.
The plan BOW advocated is to build two steamers
of 100 tuns burden, each costing about $500 900,
and ii is said the cargoes aud passengers would
defrsy expenses BY this means, we are informed,
that the 80, 600 bales OF cotton which South
Carolina now exports to Europe-all, with the
exception of 10000, through the City of New
York-woHld be sent from that port directly.
Nothing st ems specifically more simple. Caro-
Ina raises the cotton-Carelns should send Il to
Europe, and cot pay an extraintermediste agent.
And yet she always has paid thatsgent The only
cause sssigled for this enormous waste Of time
and means is attributed TO the inertne of the
merchants OF Charleston. But why are they
merit Why should ore place like New.York be
in fever of progress, and another ike Charles
tol be almost socially bed ridden Il it climate
No, tie Caroinan will boast Of that Of his State
Is it soil No, he viii tell that abe 10 equal til.
or superior to in that point, any other State. Is
it the want Of intelligence Ne. The Soxthern
Rerism is published in Charleston said in that
latitude to be the ablest publication In the cSun-
..try," though, it may be added, there are some
twenty to forty thousand white male adults IN The
State unable to read 4 or any other book.
There mus. DO 4 reason FOR this dependence Do
the North. ani t ,t.ses from .bs S>nt Jf An n