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TRAVEL. no GINCrNN4Tr.-The track of the
Central Ohio Railroad having been completed some days
since arrangements have been effected between the
perntendents OF the Baltimore and Ohio, Central Ohio
and Little Miami and Columbus and Xenia Roads-John
H. Done, George W. Fulton and VIM. H. Clement, Esqrs,
to form through daily connection Passengers
leaving Baltimore by the o'clock A NJ train starting
from Camden station, will take the of the Central
Ohio road at Bellevue the Ohio River at NJ. next
day, dine at Columbus and reach CINCINNATI at NJ,
making about thirty hours through The arrange
will be but temporary, however After the formal
opening of the read to take place next week there Viii
be two trains day running through, and the time will at
once be reduced to twentynne hours between Baltimore
and Cincinnati When the portion of the Central
Ohio Road becomes fully settled the through train will
be sti further reduced within twentysix hours Tho
price Of through tickets has beea liked at SA 50 Ba
timore Sun, 9Th Ilf3i e1A2#@s5
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A MELANCHOLY CASE in the St. Louis Even

A MELANCHOLY CAsE.--In the st. Louis Even
ing News, of the I'd inst, we find the following
At an early hour this morning the body of well
dressed and remarkably handsome about twenty-five
years age found lying the Leyee, Myrtle
street face downward and dead. The blood stream
ing from the mouth and face. and his eyes were much
swollen and purple with e1travasated blood There
no any kind perceptibe and the whole appear
that of person poisoned with strycnine On
his person found the following letter.
beg that those who find my body will make search
for the murderer is myself. Q
My is Francis Henry de Longvile born at Paris,
April 4, 1928 BY family ruined by extensive spec
uation in l849 married of those girls of whom
the world has few and thought my happiness secured
quit my native land with my little family in the month
Of May and dsembarked at Eew0reans, July a. 1854.
alas having tasted happiness only during fifteen days
frightful calamity covered with mourning My poor
beloved wife attacked with the terrible cholera
two hours of horrible suffering she expired Hardly
buried when my poor little boy sged three years
died of the disease-y despair very great.
But God had still left little daughter of thirteen
months, whose smile gave strength to resist in fu
ure, for in this poor little Innocent all the sweet
i of her beloved mother asked nothing more Of
God than to live for my child But God pleased TO
strike again, taking from the only good he had
left me in the world The Goth October the unhappy
day which closed the eyeids of my last treasure.
Having then no consolation left resolved to make
end of it. Let blame me, for every of feeling
must understand what burden life had become to me-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-16

DR.. Abraham Gould, q well known physician
of Lynn while riding in buggy the afternoon Of the
4th was by the saugu train and had his hors
killed buggy smashed and himself severely il not
fatally injured s.,
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MISCELLANEOUS.
.Nresu .gerseu ZINC Paints.

( .EeaD .serseg ZdstC Paints.
E The Subscribers hsve hand and will 10 constantly
supplied the manuaeor asomsn. Of Zinc Paints
made by the celebrated :8A #-
NEW JERSEY ZINC COMPANY, &
they the trade and accommodating ter
The SNOW universally acknowledged superior
aaess baae and durability, either for inside out
much greater surface than equal weight Of
thus rendering economical; while, being free from all
poisonous the Of health recommend seH
every familiar with the deeeroua quality paint
factured from lead.
Tho BROWN ZINC peculiar protective and ah eave quail
tiles especially other
faces The STONE CoLcR possesses similar properties the
Brown adapted painting oubiinga
BRIDGES The Company the Paints manufactured
PURE keep any reasonable
any climate. To be precisely like White Lead
az kegs 25 50 and 100 lb in and for
sale by G. C. BOGERT 4 CO., So Camp street. my6
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VERMIFUGE.-BEssT

kIyAHNESTOCK'S VERMIFUGE-BES
KNOWN WHEN TRIED-Thsss gentlemen take pleasure in
hefm have used it their practice physicians for
Der and they have known by observation to good
NEW ALBANY, Indiana, July 4, 1853.
MEssRs. B. a. FAHNEsTocK Co-GEsrIEMEN Having sold
valuable Nernfuge and having it fox
many years would recommend ii TO all as safe and efficient
dy for oil have evil
results following it's administration aays has
purposes for which intended been entirely satisfactory
Believing that has set forth regard
tues strictly in accordance with observations not only praot
one but Of business would unhestatngy all who
read that tho best yermuge that its
are best known when tried RELY HOOVER d RELY.
81 Sold Wholesale Retail by all the principal
Country Merchants United States o2l da Vim
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SSTORAGE,-To MERCHANTS AND PLANTERS
NJ CONNECTED WITH BUSINESS ON THE LINE OF THE
OPELoUSAS RALROADhe undersigned having In the imme
diate of the fine STORES
The Rivers side and excellent WARYE and being otherwise
every tendere his receive and store
produce He will take arrival
The Depot place FREE OF EXPENSE keep
there month the hogshead Sugar and 10
cents barrel Moasses. Other articles proportion He will
further accommodate his friends BY receiving such
Soes Groceries other forwarded by the Road to the
country. THOMAS j. CASEY, Brooklyn Stores, Aigiers
References by Special Consent -.
Juan Y de Egana Darby & Tmoulet, George urquharts
Iobit eharpentier, W. D. Urquhar cammack, squirss
Alnns tin ihant n
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hi IYER COMPLAINT DYsPEPsIA, NERVE

q IVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA, NERV-
y a Gus DEBILITY, DISEASE OF De- THE KIDNEys.aIs5e ,
from the South in favor eele6rasd GEN
stand by other remedy before
the public for the of Complaint Dysppa Jaundce NarV
Gus Debility Disease Of the Kidneys, etc, etc.
H. W. CLANCY Mlerburg ky October le, 1884, said Eiav-
ing sold Ber time find it has given saacon in
inata nee that has under notice."
NELSON EDWARDS, Salyiss Ky June ., 1851 said: ~ We
rejoice to inform you this s celebrated medicine has fully
ananed the exalted reputation which has been having
testedits virtues gnhsstsng i emneny deserves
have heard OF many by B Hooand
Bitters, and believe it TO valuable medicine"
j. GRANT Irvine, XVI aad We have succeeded
introducing Hooand Bes and others purchase
them by the half fdo4en andd dozenn
DR.. p FATlo BRO KnOxye Tann, April 3, is5I said
Biters selling last and th
used able to has been beneted
~ These BITTERS are ENTIRELY VEGETABLE, they invig-
and strengthen the ym PROSTATE it, and used
for Infants well as sadults.
gss- For sale by respectable deglerseye where.
j. WRIGHT l. CO., New Orleans,
8md&W Wholesale Agents.
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SuFFER1NGs AT SEA.-The following particu-
lars Of the loss of the bark Mahaiea, Staunton,
belonging to Mr.. J. G.. Macfarlan, of Greenock,
and Of the fearful suffarings Of the crew from
thirst and hunger, are extracted from the
Greenock Advertiser:
On the morning of the 30th April, at2 O'clock,
wind at S. E., steering by compass N. W. W.,
and going at the rate Of eight miles per hour,
she struck on Wreck Reef, and in about fifteen
minutes there was nearly six feet of water in
the hold The boats were got out, but the long
boat was soon knocked to pieces, and with her
went the small quantity of water which had
been saved. Att P. NJ the crew were compelled
| to abandon the vessel; the water by this time
| being almost level with her stern. The crew,
eleven in number, got into the pinnace and
pulled clear Of the wreck. They were without
water, and between two and three hundred
miles from the land. The steward managed to
get four bottles of wine and bottle of beer into
| the boat before the cabin filed. The master
made two attempts to get alongside at daylight,
but was obliged to give it up, the ship being
then with her stern in the water, and her bows
resting on the reef He then steered in for the
land, which they did not fetch till the 7th of
May, when they reached Harvey's Bay. At
/ the time they landed four men were deranged,
| and one dead. On the morning Of the Sth TWO
more men died, one the chief mate Water was
found that afternoon, which saved the lives OF
such as still retained their senses; and an en-
deavour was made to save the two who we're
deranged by pouring water down their throats,
but in vain; they died on the morning Of the
9th After burying them, the rest commenced
to travel to the sonthward They marched for
ten days without meat or drink, except sucking
the dew from the blades Of grass. They then
fell in with few natives, who fed ON their
4 appearance, leaving their fires burning, but
Il neither left food nor water, although they had
been feasting on fish. Close to this place they
found fresh water river, and caught three
toads, which they roasted and ate, but which
produced such sickness and weakness Of the
:. joints that they believed themselves poisoned.
| In the morning the cook was dead, and the
others proceeded through the bush, and for
tunately fell in with few aborigines, close to
: the sea beach. These kindly killed q serpent
! of about six feet in length, and cooked it for
them, and afterwards accompanied them to q
little town, called marlborough, inhabited BY
!, English There the survivors remained for fiys
or six days, and proceeded afterwards to Sydney
+ where the second mate and two other men were
put into the hospital Captain Staunton and
; his steward were all of the crew who reached
, Melbourne.
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THURSDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 1e, 1854
EDUCATION.

1&IEW ORLEANS FEMALE SEMINARY, IT,
vOrJ CIRCLE, BETWEEN NhYADES AND TRITON SITS,
This Seminary uuder the direction Of hiss q GARDNER will be-
gn It's fourth annual MONDAY. the 4ti inst.
- Gompe employed every department. The
ample grounds location the public NJ em
EE1SRENCH AND SPANISH SIMpLIFIED
and taught with the and
lessons ALEX NELSON Professor Ian
guages Kentucky Military nsus Constant attendance his
ST. Charles street. the residence OF his pups Night
csmoniaIs at office az
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- ~ - -
m w. SHAW & cos New Orleans and Liver
cE spool and Remittance Office 80 Bank Place
rean Shps sailing Liverpool and Dublin TO New York.
New Orleans United States, twice
for their friends remit
offered safe and increased facility by APPLYING to ,
G, EDSIoNDS, Agent, 80 Bank Place, New Orieans.
E- All letters, paid. will have prompt attention.
Barclay Co.'S Porter English cheeaea Pickles
Liverpool Salt quantities suit puchasers Claret Wines
Fruit, etc., for sale. .l
P Vessels wanted barrels upwards. Apply
rhnv
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Hardware, Iron, Copper, Zinc and Tin
Plates.
PRIZES LEY BEIN,
mad oil To,o,, ,f,

G- IMPORTERS and DEAL TN.
Sps h p ssPsFs s 4, as s5 @ eRd
the % E sn q The y, NOhsrn t
worthy buyers They goods of
The quality their pdess low and tsrms liberal
following comprises part present which they
so tons Epglish Bar Iron, fat. round and square;
IsS ISS Sssas5 ss s.S, g. g. q e e;
g :. Pennsylvania Boiler IrOni
3ss: !: d. ss E!ssss s!s$Ss EIasiiii Hssii!,
500 bds English American on sHssrlsd
eco oo, ~ setsi 10 t. -; i ino,a.
1909 kegs sTaSds aasSdf' " ''''
ssS s:ie. n n # Fsi:ss sSias
lSoS pSanes So Bsss1s Bsk @ 100 N sb.ss
@ ,ss Am vss and spass
100 =, WI wis9n's q 4 Genuine Coffee Mills;
ASssss ana and aees eneh Gssft description,
II Tssss
Fs$S@ iss1S asssssssa' ssaI;s
Ok Log, Trace. Halter and Coil chains;'
| Chain Cables and Anchors;
5 sas III ssd pssa and Ho.
rlGpghs ,s, John kiag. and other good 9rand
oasrn, M MsrIne. % HoassIiin, saspii etc; sisF''
aa atlantic sRsPF@ Pas VRhis Whs Isra Lead and lH'eeai
| Brooky nunhers ! and ? W bite Lead; -
| Black and Yellow Pants, Verdgr
/ Paris and Chrome Green;
| Mill and Grind Soues;
| Sheet, Bar and Pig Lead, Pipe, etc.
e z 'ssss,ss
ROLLING WORKS. wheae Boiler other Iron has been
by competent and report Chamber Commerce
l this city declared to be Of the best quality.
| THE hEHUMPHREYSYLLLE SHEET and BOLT COPPER WORKS
| a lage and well assorted stock always hand.
| VIM BADGER CO.'S PLANTATION GRIST MILLS, unire
| sally approved,
g. HANKs's PLANTATION BELLS, all sizes, from aot
| pounds.
| YouNG,s SUGAR AND COTTON PLoUGHs.
S All of which, addition their and well assorte
stock they will sell the lowest prices and the most ber
Ii tnrna nj Srn
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-16

GECRET DISEASES-Ofic 80 Customhouse
- street, between Royal and Bourbon a'rees-DR JAMES
would citizens
he
appsling form, that they obtain certain,
speedy without the oMeeury aam Cnbeb other
Poisonous from three days without neonTa
ofnewly discovered Remedies which
from himself andf trial they do not effect
charge will be made Dr. Of certificates from c
all unieno the
effected ncnabie celebrated Physicians.
these Remedesin hsy
have under the treatment Of these Remedies
produced but whahey
that the afflicted avail themselves Of these
newly providentia discoveries Dr. j. has located
nenty hia Cusohouse street. No. 49, Private Rooms
served sB- Office bnurs iromT AM. TO Bpm. feh3 iYip
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ESRENCH AND SPANISH sIMpLIFIE]
MUSIC, DANCING.

E INSTRUCTION In VOCAL MUSIC oNist.a
IL THOMAS ]. MARTIN, Of the oldest Instructors
In this will Lessons snplh Ladies' 5
Gentlemen. His ability 10 well known
Order left with P. P. WERLEIN, Camp
atreet, will meet with prompt attention. g q 81
k-DATENT. AGTIO N PLAN o ~ a11AaES.v5 sSs..v5sss,
FDRTEH-The subscriber for sale
seectstock Of six Octave SQUARE ANDfT M III VI
BOUDOIR PIANO F0RTES, from The cesbrsteda M v
mnnucoy GILBERT a Of which guaranteed manue
the Jswery and Fsncy Store UNNEss HILL 81
CsmpbTset. ~ ELIJAH DUNBAR
TT Piano Fortss Tuned. f nsS fy
MgRS. CAMPBELL, Teacher of Music, JeAksAz
lTM gives LEssoNR ON THE PIANO AND GUITAR q
relidsnce SO Conztance and also at No
Heva street. fs- Termaas per month twelve les es
w LECTURES ss2 Constance Rrset week grshs
l
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10 2 A1SINS-S00 packages new, whole, half
m " and quarter box ga, sale by
mis- T. J. HART CO. los and lo7 Tshoupoulas street.
EENOBACGO-John Anderson's Fine Cut Chew =
E ing and Smoking.
mis- lw CONVERSE d CO. Canal and New Levse
a aNIDER-400 cases Extra Champagne
~ ns1w CONVERSE Il co. Canal and New Leyes !.
TOPPERAS-20 bbls.
" mis- iv CONVERSE 4 co. cor Canal ard New Lev,
EgRANDY PEACHES and PEARS 80 ca ses
> nI5 iwZ CONVERSE co. cor Canal and New Lee
ERESH LEMONS-200 boxes Fresh Ma lag,
Lemons landing from ship Chimborazo and for sale by
pls Z A. y. COCHRAN HALL. IS Grsyier sa lest,
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ESOR LIVERP OOL.-The A fast sail ,hssss
Kt ing American ship yOLART. Captain Bray, 4hAA
loading will have quick dlt seI freight Of 41o o4ies
Cotton, hpPlyLo j. r WHITNEY 20 W. 81 camp =.
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Now came the ting Of war. He had upward Of
q Thousand miles to travel across the unexplored
countries Of our charts, q tract never hitherto
trodden by any white man, and wholly unknown
even to the blacks he had seen as yet; however,
this part of the journey proved to be the easiest,
and it was not till he arrived near Cassanga, on
the Portuguese frontier, that he met with any
moIestation The country he found to be thickly
populated, and the inhabitants very peaceably
disposed From their never having seen white
man before, you may fancy what m object Of
curiosity he became to them; wherever he
stopped the people from far and near focked
round him with astonishment pictured on their
countenances. As the Doctor was very much
sunburnt, his color did not so much surprise them
as his hair, which was very long; this was the
object OF attraction wherever he went, and
highly favored did those fancy themselves who
who became the possessors Of lock of it. Every
tribe he met with had some idea of one Supreme
Being and a future state Of existence, though
they all worship, in addition, various animals
that they hold sacred. At every place he
stopped they supplied him literally with pro-
visions; and it was not, az mentioned before
till he arrived near the Portuguese territories
that he met with any trouble.
There the inhabitants have been in the habit
of kidnapping the people further inland, to sell
to the Portuguese for slaves, and fearing, should
a road be opened that way, it would spoil their
| traffic, they became very troublesome, and
wanted the Doctor to pay toll nearly every step
he took; however, by putting on q bold front,
he managed to make his way through, and
arrived at Laonda safely in the beginning Of
June, making it exactly two years since be left
the Cape. The Doctor is very much emaciated
from the hardships he has undergone, and has
not recovered the use of his arm entirely yet !;
but as soon as he is we'll he is determined to
return, trying this time to find shorter road
than the one he came by. He had the whole Of
his attendants ON board, and showed them over
the ship; having never seen salt water before,
or any thing afoat larger than canoe, they
were very much surprised and delighted, though
they told the Doctor they would never be able
to get any Of their people to believe them on
their return, 80 perfectly astonishing did every
thing appear to them.
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EYoR LIVERPOoL-Th A / fast sail -.sssssSS,
n ins american ship CYNOsURF, Captain Iunt 49, 49,
loading nnediale aispaeb For freight 500
bnes Cotton apply j. Z, WHITNEY co, 81 Camp
= fnr narEap - annlr 70 DC Eartain nhnard OBJ
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-ESOR LIVERPOOL-Th new A fast sssh
aaiIlng American ship REVENUE, Captun Rob &asse
nson loading wilt receive Immediate Dispatch OF
i's '. - s-' ''f j. r. WHITNEY 4 co. 81 Campss.
s.sT- Far res.ape annly to the Captain on hoard,
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BSoR LIVERPOoL-The A l fast sail ,ssse
ing American chip INEX, Capt. Graves isnow load
ing quick For fright Of 400 bales Cotton
apply 70 j. z. btliNti q ~ oi ehni Street; ~,
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U1SOR L1VERP0oL--The A fast sail 5g..sSs
IL Ing American Ship GUIDING STAR, Capt Hale 84ez 4
will immediate nrpateh For .eRl 4J
Cotton apply P. WHITNEY co. 81 Camp atrsst
g For paahge apply the Captain beard Post ~ First Dis
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-16

-ESOR LIVERPOOL-Th A fast sail ,hsSN
ing American ihp ST. PATRICK, Captain Kin 4sAaG
new loading will have immedae dispatch Fof
li6 Common street. o9i
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EIoR LIVERPOOL.-The new A ssS
III American clipper ship ORIENTAL Capt Robin 49, SSaa41a
loading and will have quick dispatch For freight o 5t
bales Cotton apply J. P. WHITNEY CO, 81 Camp
tlE- For Iagaage. apply TO the Captain bonri. NJ
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ESoR LIVERPoOL-The new A / fast ,esssS ess
n sailing ship sIMODA, Capt. Nason s&AAG
loading and will hSve qaek dpaie freight Of 900 bales
Cotton, apply j. P. WHITNEY CO. 81 Camp st.
E5g- For paasage apply 10 the Captain on board.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-16

EISOR LIVERPOOL-The A / ship, 5s4Ss
TEMPEST, Capt Henry NJ. Brewer having part 4ssh6
engaged will meet with dapAteh For balance eigh
" "A pe APf' H. hsHBRIDGR & CO. IS st. Charles street.
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Es0R LIVERPO0L-Th A fast sail ~
v ing American ship FANNY GIFFNEY, Capt. -
Moody a loading and viii have immediate Dispatch Fol
nd ' GIFFEEY d LOWELL li6 Common street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-16

TNOR LIVERPOOL-The superior A .fsM
fat taing American ahip 0TsEONTHE, John Fl. SzAAE
and viii
qck dispatch, freight bales Cotton, apply
J. II. ASHBRTD5E q co, So 81. Charles street.
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a r. 3 E,,za ESa Gas =

= IonEuhaa B = 4 Z I'D f ON lslssss .ssal;. s
ROUTE Buffalo
ST. lawrence ina american steamers forming te Express aud
es Quebec connecting 0densbuh Cape Vincent with
railroads for New York. Burngton Saratoga Springs and Boston
Montreal with Atlantic and St. Railroad, ST.
and Chaman Railroad for portlaud White Mountains
Boston and New York.
BAY STATE Capt Ledyard, NEW YORK Capt Chapman leave
daily excepted at O'Clock, Vincent
snire length Rapds
Lawrence by daylight and arrive at Montreal at O'clock
next day. in time for the Quebec boats.
Passengers leaving Buffalo O'Clock, have hours and
shoe leaving O'clock four hourt Niagara Falls The
Il of from Buffalo at Lewiston in time for the
boat Passengers Boston, take the train of from
Buffalo arrive ogdensbrg o'clock morning
leave immediately arriving at hofon at hapast O'Clock
| '" - THE UNITED STATES MAIL LINE.
ONTARIO Captain Ihroop CATARACT Captain Esses
NoRTHERNER Captain cks leave daily
S.if to Wait Niagara Fails touching swego sacke
arbor Kingston Clayton ogdenurg connecting with
Rapids ST. daylight and
Meeting with 0gdenshugh Boston Railroad Roue Point
Burlington Boston with the Express Train OF Cars
| for Albany and New York direct Ht..s
The above Line leaves Buffalo daily Sundays the Buf-
o and Niagara Falls Railroad O'clock aho5dlng
the viewing Brooks Monument ueensson Heights
Wire Suspension Bdg of the
Niagara River through to Montreal leaving a. ha
Falls O'Clock in Lewis
time for boat passing all the Thousand By day
light changing boats taking tho
dahg waters of the noble ST arriving
o'clock ths assis as n sE Lhe
The of the American Line built speed
coor having a the equipments for safety required
with spacious and beautiful Length
" Passengers can procure iniosmaona Once
opposite Buffalo and Niagara Falls Railroad Depot.
oees in Cataract House and International etsl, siake
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'ESOR LIVERPOOL-Th American ,iffse
H. elipper shin W EST yyIND Elliott is now Ss
loading will have immediate dispatch For balance hesh
aPglyto eiff No, 70 ! lis &C Common @ at
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EIyOR CHARLESTON fast sailing aasse
bark LOWELL, Bixby, MASTER having nearly al Sg
cargo will have quick dispatch For freight small
w, tiYSS0h
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T1OR LIVERPOOL--Th A i Ameri- ~ ~
can clipper ship SPARK THE OCEAN, Captain kAhnkf
Comery loading will have quick dispatch. For
$50 Cotton, apply z. WHITNEY Il CO, 6I Camp
Eorn nnssnRs appiy theC CAPTAIN on board. M
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VSaR LONDON-The A l fast sailing ,s5se
n American ship SUSAN Kinks, Capt clanssen,
irhasen spniy 10 ]. p WHITNEY b CO. 81 Camp street.
For massage appIv to he Captain on board. nj
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YYOa LONDON-The A ] fast sailing ,dSaS.
M american ship WHITE FALCON, Capt David xaAAaAk
RYAN is loading will reeaive Immediate alspateh FOL
ieisHtot e j. p. WHITNEY Il co, 81 Campst
,,....ra anvil, IN tbe rsntsn on board. oil