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REPTBLIc Of LOWER cALIFoRNI n
Destructive Fire at Mobile.
LOSS OF TWO STEAMBOATS,.

we learn by an extra from the office of the
Mobile Tribune that about three o'clock on Sa-
turday morning fire broke out on board of
the steamboat Sam Dale, lying at the wharf
between Dauphin and ST Francis streets. The
boat In brief time was SO enveloped in flames
that no measures could be adopted to check
them By FIVE o'clock she was burned to the
waters edge and the remains sank
The steamer Ambassador was lying in prox-
unity, and, Notwithstanding the efforts of the
crew and others to haul her into the stream,
she also took fire and was burned to the waters
edge.
The steamer Wilcox and the schooner Aida
werely lying near the Dale, and took FIRE; but by
the exertions of those present were saved in a
damaged condition 2
The schooner Wing, also lighter, and laden
| with salt, had her topmast burned, and some
slight damage to her rigging.
| Aquantity of goods intended for the Ambas-
| sador was consumed, Notwithstanding the
most strenuous efforts of the fremen to save
| them.
There was heavy and constant rain during
the whole time, with fresh wind from the
southeast. =5E45t
Capt. Frank johnson, of the Sam Dale, was
asleep at the time on board that vessel, and the
tre made so rapid strides that he had to leap
into the water TO save himself from the flames
negro who jumped overheard was drowned
drowned r f 4 E.sal NM
The books and the principal papers of the
Sam Dale were lost. An iron chest, containing
some money and papers, was sunk, but hopes
are entertained of recovering it,
The iron chest of the Ambassador, containing
five or six thousand dollars, and all her princi-
pal books and papers were saved
| The loss is estimated at between 10000 and
| $S0,00O
| Each boat was insured 5000 in each of the
ofices-the Fulton and the Marine Dock Insur-
ance Companies-makingS $4,000 on each boat
$4,000 on each boat was also insured in some
office at the West. 9
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New Books.
Mr.. Norman, IA Camp street, sends us tn

Mr.. Norman, IA Camp street, sends us the
following:
Hopes and Helps for the Young Of both Sexes .Rela
ting to the formation of character choice Of
tion, health. amusement. music, conversation cult
vation Ct intellect, moral sentiment social Affection
courtship and marriage By Rev'd G.. g. Weaver
author Of Lectures Mental seience' etc, etc
l8mo. pP. N6
The title of this book sufficiently explains its
aim and scope. As to its character and execu-
tion, it is written with judgment and elegance :;
but rather overstrained in it's style. Ithas, how
ever, merit now by no means common among
the mass which we have Of such volumes: it can
hardly fail to benefit those who read it. Not
quite 50 much can We say of the next ".
Prize Essay Tobacco its history nature and effects
Trail New York Fowlers s. Wells. 1854, limo
PIP. %.
Prize Essay. Evils of Tobacco, they affect body
mind and morals. By Rev. Dwight Baldwin New
YORK Fowlers Wells. 1S54n 12mo. PIP. 16
Prize Essay Tobacco Diseases with remedy for the
habit habit. BY Joel shew, NJ. D. New York: Fowlers g.
Weis 1854" l2mo. PIP. 20.
These, it will be perceived, form series of
nti-tobacco tracts; but they are prize-essays,
and Of course one-sided. Moreover, they treat
tobacco from that not very liberal point of view
the temperance Cause: they regard it as an
ally Of Rum; and as they wage war of exter-
mination against that, poor Tobacco finds no
mercy at their hands it must, like the harm
less stork of Esop, suffer for the company in
which it is caught. In word, since King
James, of pedantic memory, blew his bitter
I" Counter-blast to Tobacco" there has been no
assault so fierce and fell upon the virtuous plant
of Virginia.
To Mr.. j. B. Steel we are obliged for the fol-
lowing very national and pretty publication:
American Superiority at the Worlds Fair Designed to
accompany chromo-lithographic picture ilustra-
tive OF prizes awarded to American citizens at the
great exhibition. compilation from public and pri-
Yate sources, by Charles T Rodgers, of Louisiana
Philadelphia published by John j Hawkins 1852 J,
syo PIP l4s. With plates and cuts, and large color
ed engraving.
This seems to be a good description of the
various American machines, which made such
successful hits, in the late worlds contest at
the London exhibition. They are also set forth
in extracts from whatever was best said or sung
of them, at the time. On the whole, the book,
though but compilation, appears to form a
copious and interesting history of the occasion
ITSELF as well as of our part in it, and is to be
considered as quite patriotic monument of the
praise we won, then and there
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board shaft, and drifted four days, when sbe
made steam with one engine, and made her wav
into San Diego with one wheel IN co,ninr
out, she ran ashore, and a violent gaIe eoos
after setting in, she came very near being los.
She leaked badly, but on discharpipr all her
coal she was got off The Columbia, which
went to her assistance, arrived at San Fran-
cisco on Sunday, January 90, and reports that
the Golden Gate will sail for San Francisco Nh
soon as steam pumps arrive. 1t is said that tbe
injury to the Golden Gate can be repaired In n
snort time, when she will resume her trips a,
Panama y
WALKERS REPUBLIci SONORA ANNEXED!
The last advices from President Walker were
to the 18th Of January He had then annexed
sonora--by proclamation. and changed the
nomenclature of the republic. The following
are his DEGREES efecting this:
REPUBLrc OF SONORA.
All DEGREES Of general nature heretofore
puDi,shed 2 as DEGREES Of the Republic Of Lower
1ahIornia, are hereby repu blished as DEGREES Of
the Republic Of Sonora
,o. uiven under my hand, at Fort McKibbin, this
loth DAY Of January, 1854. WM WALKER,
n.,-.oS President of Sonora.
l. The Republic Of Sonora is here divided
mo mo Two states, to be styled respectively the
- State of Sonora and the Y State Of Lower
California" ''S =. -1'"e'
2. The State Of Sonora comprises all tbe tar.
ritory within the following boundaries, to wit
Beginning at point in the Colorado river. on
posite its mouth, and the middle Of the stream
thereof; running thence along a line midway
between the banks of said river, to the bour-
dairy line between the United States and Mexico.
as established By the treaty of Guadalupe
hiidalgo, thence along said line until it strikes
TN summit Of the Sierra de los Mimbres; thence
along the submits of said Sierra to the head
waters Of the river Fuerte; thence down the
middle Of the stream of said river Fuerte to
1 its mouth i N
o The State Of Lower California comprises
All that territory south Of the boundary line
between the United States and Mexico. as e.
tablished BY the treaty of Guadalupe Hidalpo.
and lying west of the river Colorado and fhe
Gulf of California
a. all islands in the Gulf of California lvino
opposite the coasts of the State Of Sonora and
Lower California. are attached to one Of these
States respectively, according as said islands be
nearer to the coasts of one State than to those
Of the other @
Given under my hand, at Fort McKibbin, this
18th day of January, in the year of our Lord,
floo4. WIN. WALKER,
" President of Sonora
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IL Persons unable New Orleans
procure the articles have only
their orders to B. who
N BPerson who wish operation PATENT GUM
ELASTIC BANDS nveued by ASTQGNINI) requested
reIair TO the NERANDA BIlILARD sALMnN
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A society of ladies has been organized in
Savannah, called the '' Mount Vernon Associa-
tion,' with view to raise sufficient sum to
purchase Mount Vernon the home and grave Of
Washington, with a view to preserve its desecra-
tion to ordinary business or speculative pur-
poses For this purpose donations are to be
solicited not only in Savannah, but in all the
towns of Georgia.
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POEM
POEA.
BY YOUNG LADY, (aGEp FIFTEEN YEARS AM

YOUNG LADY, (acEp FIFTEEN YEARS AND FOUR MosrHs)
A thunder cloud o'ershades my life,
As black, as black as ink
really don't know what to do
cannot eat drink.
feel strange mysterious void,
And sprit-yoiees say:
In vain you fret lifeis sun is set
All hope has passed away.
It's useless here to NOPE and cry,
Barth wears robe of gloom
patent coffin let me buy.
Then sink into the tomb! Pictorial Times
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E'OR LlVERP00L.-(T no Corn. ~
l4S hrstelass fast salihg BrtIsh ship GOLIAW 49,
aF BLAIR Y paw 10 ding lnd will have quick dspate TT
800 balts Cotton heavy frrig gtt apply 70
SfBkhSDT a SEviUS, 30 Customhouse street
or toJ +. WHITNEY 4 co. 81 CstapRt =
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Henry Ward Beecher tells of pear tree in
Illinois, about ten miles from Vineennes, Ind,
that bore lS4 bushels of pears in 1884, and l4O
bushels in 1910, of large sized pears. One foot
above the ground it girths ten feet, and nine
feet above, six and half feet, ami its branches
| spread over a space of SO feet wide.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-27

Miss Nancy Morrison, aged between forty
five and fifty years, committed suicide by drown
ing herself in Clear creek, Shelby county, Ky,
on the 1th inst, She was supposed to have been
partially deranged at the time
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-27

The three leading hotels of Richmond, Va,
having raised the price of board, a portion Of
their boarders have s'struck,' held a meeting,
and resolved not to sustain the said hotels, but
on the contrary, to patronize any one who shall
establish first class boarding house in that
oitu
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-27

A walking match occurred at Charleston on
the 18th, the performer accomplishing six
miles in ffty-seven minutes and thirty-six
seconds.
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BOARDING.

lOARD1NG-Sever Fine Rooms for Fam
es srabie No s0s Banne street
Alsp, few bay Bontders ed. febs am
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A Salute of one hundred guns, was fred in
Bangor, Me, on the 11th inst, in honor of the
election of the Whg Candidate VIM Pitt Fes-
senden to TIE !. . S. Senate.
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DNUR LlVERPOOL.-tTake no Grain s{ssagS
Thea at Doyd's fast saiug Brith ship BRITISH
LION, Capt eeak loading and viii have quc6 dlsITr
fgr ir-Izhtot 60 hales Cotton, apply 10
Up. WHITNEY co. 81 Camp st.
pnssage to lie Captat ION board fhts
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fire occurred at Holmesville, Miss, on the
18th. destroying the residences of DR.. Wallace
and Mrs. P Quin. The loss is estimated at
about $4,000.
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NE ONONGAHELA AND BOURBON
lFs WHIsKY-3sO bbla, in store, for sale by
dl7 +, ]. HART Il CO.. ~ Teh0npitouias str1es
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III ISF9I q IIlVEL1. TIt Common
H'OK LivERPOOL.-The fast sailing pEES
r snip III hahMoNf Captain Jameson, having neary kAEE
nM nsns"d an going bonri, will imned as
j. II, ASIJBRTDGE III
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Ex-senator Strange, of North Carolina, died
near Fayetteville in that State on the morning
of lhe 18th
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ARCHD. MONTGOMERY s5 con,1. .st,es.
or 70 Y F. WHITNEY a co 81 Camp stTset =
~ For The tain m hor,j
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Mr. Emmons, chief steward of steamship
Arabia, has crossed the Atlantic ocean 225 times
already, in the employ of the same line.
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REPUBLIC OF LOWER CALIFORNIA.

: - REFBBLIC OF LOWER CALIFORNIA.
Decree No g.
The name of the Republic is hereby changed,
and henceforth all decreess, laws and processes
issued shall run in the name of the Republic
of Sonora = -
Given under my hand. at Fort McKibbin. this
18th day of January, in the year of our Lord,
1904 WM WALKER,
President of the Republic of Lower California.
REPsBLIc OF LOWER CALIFORNIA.
Decree No
The State Of Sonora, lately declared by the
PRESIDENT of Mexico a Department of the Mexi-
can Republic, is hereby constituted portion of
the Republic Of Lower California.
Given under my hand, at Fort McKibbin this
18th day of January, in the year of our Lord,
1904 VIM WALKER
President of the Republic of Lower California
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Dr. Charles Macgill, of Hagerstown, Md, is
said to be one of the heirs to the great jennings
estate in England.
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MONDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 81 1854
DAILY CRESCENT

THE NEW ORLEANS DAILY CRESCENT
oFfICE NO. 3B 81, CHARLES STREET
VIII be regularly served subscrSra hour
taandAy ior e yssr advance, payable
THE CIRCULATION
Of the CREscEsT Daily Weekly, offer dersb.
medium TO Afvertisers. AZ
FAMILY PAPER
ttreuates largely and early citizens
articles sold 70 families
hniea -
OUR TERMS
are such as to invite she attention the public
Per squaTe Of Ten Lines in PenrF inseon In all 81
the Second Page charged day.
liberal dcount VIII be made with those
for shorter time
All Advertisements marked Be and
charged Hac0YdnHlv.
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EtNOR HAVRE-The new A American -
" shtp GoLCGNDA, Cap c6borr, is loading and
WIN receive Immediate dIspa CHI For tett bales ~
TO J r. WHITNEY d Co, 81 Camp ST.
ipu.1
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GLASGOW.

ES0R GLASGOW The A fast sailing ~
American ship ALB ELLINO Captain Hail. ia nov {saaSEs
loading and will have quick dispatch. fo freight
Nppyto J, P. WHITNEY Il co. 81 Camp ST.
EB For paEsHge, apply thr Captain n
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ETOR HAVRE.-The A l fast sailing .ssSS
a American chip sNAWMUT, Captain Coan Is uos $AHrE
arpyto j p WHITNEY A co 81 f,s,,t.s
tR- For passage, apply to the Captain on board " " ~ Iii
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HfMBURGH.

HyOR HAMBURG The a | fast sail ~
a ing Hmt"igh ship SIR ROBERT PEEL, Capt SAhsssSS SAhssSS
OF $50 bales Cotton apply 10
J.P. WHITNEY & Co. 81 Camp st.
EB' For passage, apply the Captain on fosrf. iaps
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ETOR HAVRE ~ The A i fast sailing s+-sS
n American slip REGULATOR, Capt Day Is now SAIIS
loading and will receive dispatch. freight Of 5 e
Cotton, apply P, WHITNEY 4 co sl Cam stT.4t
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-27

HSOR HAVRE.-The A l fast sailing ssssN
a American ship EASTERN QUEEN, Capt. Emery "a w
bales Cotton, aPpyto ~
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G4LHESTON.


, WI WIi leave WEDNESDAY, Merch |. at O'Clock AM
HSOR GALVESTON,I ,INDrANoLA, ,PoRT -1ss1ass
u LAVACA and MATAGORDA BAY-Regun Nov, fj1E tEyIHA
nsn"S on,ed stae Ms Line o
oB muster ~, leave above landing freight On tGs ip "p
nilahoa tnd layaa tshbsct oighterage atngords Ra
accommodations, apply = 's WY 'uPef'"b'h'e
HARRIS MORGAN, foot of Julia s,,ee,
rsy- rhis ma Opposite the Steamship I.sndnR
viii hereafter run Ia and the suporystop M na
VI 'tH OWN cap
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PORTSMOUTH.

ESOR PORTSMOUTH-tPas only.) IN
The fast smiling ship OTOMOCO, Capt. Howes SAAk>
having a her engaged will have Immediate dpach
sage only, apply to the Captain q board.
JAMS ] r WHITNEY Il co. 81 Canip etreet
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H47OR HAVRE.-The new A fast sail ssasSS
a ing American ahip CAMBRIA, Capt. Perry, AAhS
ghs and ~ eeetve prompt dispatch For freight Of
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STEAMSHIPS-SHIPs.
FERN CRUZ.

WIN leave WEDNESDAY, March L. at a o,stoek ~,
ENOR VERA CRUZ-U. S, Mail Line. I~1exS=s
Iha nsT n5d m"gnicsn, n Steamship TEXAS
taVobht iithy fhce, commander
shove pdueualtyr carrying the u. S. NniIa '""N'd'
crates of PasBago....
. ..-...
- FoIreght or passage having 70
and staerage passengers, applyto '"Uin
HARRIS MORGAN, foot of Iunstreet
..- ,--.-... . opposite the S,camahp Landing
AieIicau Consul - p"''P''h Hph mo
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ANTWERP.

ESOR ANTWERP. The A / fast sailing ~
II Amer chip SUSAN HISEs Captain el.uteG 49,
uadns slil have inmsda dispatch
bat. Cotton Tppivt" j. P, WHITNEY 4 CO., 81 C4inp ST.
~ For passage, apply to the Captain fsb.5
HNOR ANTW ERP The fast sailing RtssSS
E American ghp ROME, Capt. Gross, loading
and will haze quick Dispatch. Foreghs aaa i
hhds Tobasco, apply to
p WFiiTNRY& co. 81 Camp st.
fr- For passage, apply to the Captain isusi
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HI PRE.

ENOR HAVRE--The very fast sailing IN
Il packet ship sT0RMAWAY, Jordan, master SxrA q I'D
olding above will dispatch For reigb hi 5I
bales Cotton Of 1000 barrels our, apply to
,, BoGERT, WILLIAMS Il co. 10 Camp street
fsblb or to FOSDteK d co. 81 Cannsl slreet -
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J. P. WHITNEY d Co., 81 Camp street
y to Canaan an 1nnrd c.Ii
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NY W. COELER, Importer and Dealer in
IT , BRANp1Es, WINES CoKDIALS and HAVANA ClGA RS.
orders he country flied and dispatched w Puoetualy City
h. sw have their articles taken % their reaeneeh guam
ity of charge.
ctI0ire articles sold here. .
ly street, the St Charles Hotel
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OF COTTON,
BoGERT, WILLIAMS d co, 10 Camp street
u For pa'sage having superior Stte-
hppy on board, n! Post 2s, Thtd Dstrict. fpha
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HSOR PHlLADELPl}A.-tM Merchants is49a
l1he fast sailing regular packet sehooher
O. O. sTRATT0N Captain WestSotl, is loading opposite
Beef Market, Secord hsCt and will have quick dispatch For
rei tit o the bulk Of 200 bbs Mnaes, apply
BOGERT, WILLIAMS h CO., 10 Camp street.
BAKER x STETSON, Agents, Philadelphia leblS
HHOR PHlLADELP HIA- Philadelphia ,sFA
q New or,snns Line Ihe A fs sailing packet
shfp HOW Bach having the par
immediate dspatct For balance ofregbt Apply to
j ASHBRITGE q co. St. CharIta
]. r. JAMES & co. Agents in PkilHh- lphiH, fbl1
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-27

The fountains Of the great deep were unsealed
over us the last Friday evening, and until q
late hour on Saturday the food gates of the
heavens were open and oyerfowing. The wa
tiers come down much in the manner Southey
describes them at Lodore:
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street. Dauphn snd Bourbon JAMES
upon
olaiu
speedy cure ofMereuy Bsam CnbeF
from three days, without
nence oneSy discovered Remedies which only
procured from HIMSELF uiou trial they eject
be- msd ].
zs Vi enepce parts the Union The
which pronounced RGurbe celebrated Physicians
Since introduced these Remedies in city the
rous that the u hese RmH
nuad hut what have tteed perfect
cures the afflicted ara 'enres Of these
an, truly preydal discoveries Dr. has located perma
street No u.s. Private Rooms
served "a (ltfSe honrs rem 9 iehiS lyp
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California News.
: ARRIVAL OF THE PAaPERo.

The steamship Pampero, Capt. Flanders,
reached her wharf in this city, from San Juan,
on Saturday morning, bringing news from San
Francisco to the 1st instant
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TRIESTE.

ATOR TRlESTE,-The a ! fast sailing ssssse
u American ship JANE Il. WALSH Tltornas nus
er now loading, and will
Of 3s ba!es Cotton, apply j. p WHITNEY SEQ Camp It,
70 For passaze apply g The Captain on board isbs
HNOR TRlEsTE.-The A l American 4s5sssN
d ship JUDAH TBURO, Captain Lewis is hoN 49,
aiing will Dispatch For bGan-e c
fsh7 J.H. AsHBRGpGE CO, SO St. Charles street.
ETOR TRIESTE.-The A | fast sailing s5asS
Anertcnn bark Y0LANT, Capt. Ioadiag Sk4
md Will have quick dispatch For
J. P WHITNEY Il co. 81 Camp atfert.
kN ror Paseeet apply Y th- Captain or beard. janI0
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GENOA.

HTOR GEN0A.--The A i fast Saline .tES
batk SPLENDID, Savage master having nearly iii
heL ngase VIII have immediate dispatch, egal
febo BoGERT, WILLIAMS a Co. 70 Camp s,roet
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n
Z SMENr OF ELASTIC AND LsCE NV.
a.
~ MT STOCKINGS, Vr the reaf OF Varirose \ AN
IN Veins of the Legs affection very AsM
Nr3 4 troublesome and when neglected pro. INN \
Ets& ducng running Ulcers that may eoni- SttAfA
EfHA through lie. Cut shows~ibe leg i~&N3
VSSA9 with the Stock z; Cut without it. AEMI
Wfss ALARGE VARIETY OF BRACES, q, AteAi
EEs BELTS, SUPPORTERS, s LACE = fMi
Ny STOCKINGS, etc, ALWAYS ON 4Ifa
M HAND AND MADE TO ORDER .-DkJA
<&eSA WHEN REQUIRED, AT SHORT Sss14-5
essss2tEl
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EOR LlVERPO0L-The A / at Lloyd's ia
a iTs; sailing British ship CARIOLhNUs CSo.n,p &8EES
Rln now ondng, ard will have quick dEIatc 6
balts Cot on, appyto JP WHITNEY cn a. r n,o, 'oo
II For passage, apply 10 the Captain oA board " lam pts:
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HULL.


ESOR NEW YORK.--The fine fast sail- ,4txsEES.
IL ing brig EMELISE. Captain Wat, having nil Of
engaged, will dspatc tor passage, sPpy0
feb2T j II. ASHBkIDGE Il CO., Charles street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-27

HN q r. 30 OST0N-tR Regular Line of ATse
4 Packets )-The packet bark DEIPT0S, Samne SsAg
ioye having nearly all rgaged, will have quick
dispatch For balance of freight pass ge apply 10
ttbl6 GEO w HYSSON 80 Camp street,
MSoR ROSTON.-The A / new clip IN
Il per SHY WILD WAVE, Captain Knowles is nov &9AAAE
loading, ard will have quick aghi
Peri, apply to J. P. WHITNEY s CO., 81 Camp
apply to the isaFia IN tpnrd.
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HNoR LlVERPOOL.-Th fine fast sail rssS
IL ing american ship GREAT BRITAIN, captlib S4TgtS
ifftehE o 400 baies Cotton, appIg to '-f'' ''f
k.s- go.1.... .. P. WHITNEY d CO., 81 Camp nrees.
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E4SOR HAVRE.-The very fast sailing sEEgS
u l regular packet ahip CONNECTICUT, G. f. AEHS
loafng and will have immediate dispacl
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BALTIMORE.

HHOR BALTIMORE The A | clipper st5Ee
IL bark HUGH REkKIlEAi, Hglgns u asteI, 80 80
loading wall have iispHri For
J. H. ASHBRlDGE h CO. So 81. thsres
ESOR BALTlM OR E.-The regular f5EsSS
packet bark HAMILTON, Cap ain Driver. having
large portion q her tugage viii have immediate dpat1R
i ians4 t1"4 GEO. W. HyNsoN, so Camp atree
HSOR BALTIMORE-The A l new IN
a cppat hArR MARY LIKABETlI, Capt Seson, &sAaAA
loading aud will have quick dispatch For balance of freight
'"Sf's' @fF' - GEO. W. HYNsoN so Camp street.
~ Tha vessel will discharge her up own. lAnl2