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a Novel in James Style.

1 Of Jig
A writer in the Knickerbocker gives the following
| as the opening chapter Of a new romance called
Geordie, or the Kings Pei, " by G. P. r. OF
James:
1T was near midnight, toward the close of the
afternoon on sultry morning in December, 18-,
previous to the revolution Of the last war; when the
burning moon was setting in the eastern sky casting
brilliant shadow upon the gorgeous clouds, which
entirely obscufed the armament and the uncouded
sun was sending down its MONDAY beams with an in.
tensity Of heat like the shrieking of heavy thunder
through the deep mountain gorges Of the western
prairies. -
- Lovely, indeed was the sound Of such spectacle
to the feet of the weary traveller for three feline mon
sers of the deep were just gathering together for
their evening meal, and separating, ere the sun was
rsen for the sports of the chase, and all things be-
| tokened response too deep for ntterance. Is
"1n the ensuing autumn about two years previous
to the above mentioned merry catastrophe, two pc
destrians might have been seen riding on horseback
IN three-wheeled carriage up the brow of preci-
pice under the side OF forest which had been cut
down before the trees had begun to take root and en-
gagged in eating their evening dinner by the road side
in the arms of Morpheus. The eldest Of the three
gentlemen was young lady Of about fifty-three, and
about two years younger than the other man, which
latter gentleman was from the manner in which she
addressed him, evidently her only and youngest
daughter. 3 15.'5 IN. S3
''The remainder of her dress consisted Of two pair
OF pantaoons, neatly buttoned round the tops of her
eils, anu eleSauty attached Dy gOlden Strap or I'M
woven silk to the axeltree of the middleaged gentle
mans horse.
The third Individual last mentioned, was an old
gentleman of about twenty-five, whose venerable
features disclosed the ivd hue of the Siberian negro
his bald head was prosely covered with long silver
locks of sandy jet, and which he had evidently lost
during severe attack of seasickness, caught from
the next door neighhor who resides several blocks
from him in the country. He also was richly attired
in the same manner as the body, being clothed in a
wornout trockcpat which was secured by straps tl1-
der his boots -,
e His feet was bare, and save his gloves, he had no
garments to shield him from the balmy atmosphere.
He had lost both arms just above his collar bone,
and was constrained to wear crutches; this added
to his total blindness, rendered him object Of gen.
eral admiration' ,t.sS-S ',-s
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Lie at- EFs.yE!51,o:talf.

Ihe New York Evening Mirror II blessed with ~
charming DIVINITY eorresR who Keeps the
readers Of tie fully posted lii all tat is going
on U that Of and fashion sWport4
tI tns laS inst tlieEe was a hop at the Fillmore
1tanse-- --ofs scotEse she was thcFe, site aays
Egeryboly yotsd the hop perfect sue
their prettsst re room dining saloon 1yTag
baantIy lighted; and there was 4 FcII disrsy If
frfnges and donnces5 of necks and necklaces ysrg
gupsrb looking lady from New Orleans wore nousst
os diamonds pearls and precious stones which they
sa coss 10000. It MADE all ieAsar frinsts pale
their ectnaf fres Ii ii no use til eeIips
everything. Be IS brilliant and extrayagans as vou
VIII, some provoking Madame cash wifi be- snrs so
outsllne and onEdash yoH. This dressing fog sfio7T
= y rather costly and
II connect be dispensed with should
sike " live n a planet where costume would grow
upon us RheresHe could Leaf oRt and biovg out, Ie
vines and lilies and where drea eoHld he gatler
ea n from the traes se peaches knows
| tnis, III some Of The worlds ID come 4
Belle goes q fishing and gfvesher experience
low am going to tantaEza the siisciuIes Of
/ izaae a by giving hfeR account Of the sport We
M tss u hslaing and let me say advance
s,ss ~ ~ word of wy z story & y
stlsh sai 81 tfue Mginia gentleman whom met at
i ~ We started yesterday about ~ O'CLOCK for
me Fishingg Grounds. Il
II VI iDtlF BeIEeTeEty and TO mere
ladies than that number Of gentlemen ustiaT dgsire
i 70 nave Wlsh them on such an excursion "a Am slo
gong @ tel where only thas we fsied III
ting o. standing On tey5a Jfsgta: ard cTaf,s Al
many twelve Founders as we cared eo take T,Sss n
two wagons And Blue Fish as 3ffftf akrs,raa4t
aid gaIaiest nov
stand the force Of the common egpgessoI ~ vide
awake asa blue fish,. Wy arms iass
i. fIss TssFsf
expert and artistic fisherman IL poft M
hoWata puf on the BAIT and aEE that Yyas
was skill to throw the line and I'd pNii tss
beautiful fnnies, looking sweet Their white vests
and blue coats, with distended giIs that looked like
red rufiss. Oh it was z fun alive. 5ss srSEi s'
In the evening, after returning 1fr. Lndam gave
us splendid fish supper hen learned new SEN
sation the exquisite pleasure eating the game oF
ones own catching To day, the breakfast and din
ner tables of the 4 Ocean House have abounded III
urwonted piscatory fruit of our syeste-
day deIngss Ino longer marvel at the angling nfa-
MA. having been fary bitten with it i'm the glorious
success Of yesterday ] don't know but sEoald like
70 enlist for three months fishing voyage foF mae
kerel, cod or even for whale :2as am inclined to-
think tlle larger the game the greater sport @
# 4 oltt q to1ts, BELLE BRTFEAa.
Z. s-Ladies who 60 fishing should leave their
hoops Of honle as sitting them on the rocks IS as
hard az sitting on gridlrGn.
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aNe{u Orleans lailp Gresfert.
Going Out and Coming In.

In that home were joy and sorrOw,
Where an infant first drew breath,
While an aged sire was drawing
Near unto the gate of death.
His feeble pulse was failing,
And his eye was growing dim +; is3
He was standing on the threshold
When they brought the babe to him.
While to murmur forth blessing .st
On the little one he tried,
In his trembling arms he raised it,
~ Pressed it to his lips, and died.
An awful darkness resteth Al 4.
On the path they both begin,
Who thus meet upon the threshold,
Going out, and coming in.
Going cut unto the triumph. .s:
Coming in unto the fight .5f
Coming in unto the darkness, y.
Going out unto the light,
Although the shadow deepened Az
In the moment Of eclipse, F5sf
When he passed through the dread portal,
With the blessing on his lips. $5
And to him who braveiy conquers s'
AS he conquered in the strife,
Life is;but the way Of dying s
Deathds hut the gate of life; #t@
Yet awful darkness .resteth Y VI
On the path we all begin, #@f h.
Where we meet upon the threshold
Going out, and coming in.
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An eastern editor says that man in New York
got himself into trouble by marrying tsEo wives.
A western editor replies by assuring his Gatanr-
poTary that q good many men in that section have
done the same thing by marrying one. r
"A northern editor retorts that quite a nnnaber OF
his acquaintanees found trouble enough by barely
promising to marry without going any further.
A southern editor says that friend os his was
bothered enough by simply being found in company
with another man s wife. .sls.5..... .s..N
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MODEL CLERg.-Y Young Dfaa.ssI called to see
you about clerkship you advertise as vacant"
chain fast horse diamond ring SIX suits Of clothes,
a bull dog, thousand cigars, cask of brandy, and
an assortment of canes ?' s.
Young Nan.--sYes, sir got 'eIn ALL =
Old Geat-ssThen you'll sait. Ny other clerk
furnished himself with all these things out of the ts
| so as you're supplied I'll save the expense.n
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FUGr1rEs cApTuRnD-The Richmond Enquirer,
of the 9Th instant, says:
Nine slaves, detected in making their escape from
Salem and Rectortown, in Fanquier county, Va, were
arrested last week and lodged in Jail at Warrenton.
The people of Loudoun and Fauquier are taking
designs of persons sui ssed to be connected in the
matter
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Young AMER1oA.-One Saturday evening q little
boy, not over four years of age, while going down
Broadway, N@Y., was stopped by q crowd of men,
seated in front of the Broadway Hotel One of the
company, who had during the evening made repeated
efforts at wit, said to the boy: 5=,s4 =-5 l.7=
"Sonny does your mamma know you're out 7"
The little fellow very eooly answered
Yes, sir my ma give me three cents to buy a
monkey-are you for sale? ~ and then passed on
whistling Yankee Yoodle, " leaving the crowd
conYused with laughter @sl
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officers who came on board his ship for instructions,
previous TO the engagement with admiral dc Winter,
was both laconic and humorous; you ses
severe ,pinter approaching, have only to advise
you to keep up a good fire. z
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! THE /. LAKE.
: r,r ., s,nrss q =. - :. ~ :. :. :

s!t:ss ss.$.t faass7
T fsSs s ad s fps e q he R s
of lie oeioek n tfaa until further notice
S q as ass s hs @ 6 s
pleasure seekers who may wish = few hours Of The
s ay Il ss &c ri IL
This li l. not ,s interfere with the regular
yss }yas If IL @ IS. z Tiekets. 81 Dinner Soc
r. FOR POINT rCLEAR.-uNTII,FuR
esp hs5 nSis dsh r. cao Vii sate own stn sts
sSs safP's % n ssF ass!ssF direct oF POINT
On Sundays Mondays and Saturdays M lsaye
s Ii se eoavesnse aha M sa at S ee aadq
'.ssa's' jysR ~ u. e II David & FORD Agents.
ofs nnInRhh REsnnsHE nA1HK
splendid ID, ,owsp5essurs packet steamer Cuba r
s Mse master having been s. built esprey FOR hs
eEGE e @ I o s ct n
s on s Psss a 2 e Z ese Y 9gpnS Bay
Ds' Cabin Cabin Fare to Mobile
80, GEDDH, Agent 10 Bank Place
s1HsRRHiX1rH; sBtgsRE i!H "a ;tdkESFga AHaA4sn8HH
a sf 81 q FL
sna M SlSs II :s sa
the hSi M ss
eysbgEg and Nadis9nss returning will leave Madisonvills
r.s..- SUNDAY EXCURSION.
and s. n s
arrival of the O'Clock cars and will get back enable
her passengers take the O'Clock p 81 train the city.
Fare for the excursion ST. fish breakfast will be provided
on board Price 50cents.
For further particulars, inquire Of s-.
jeG D. G. LOWBER, Agent. % Meeazine St.
s4tiMHR hAKE crsopEE,EnsogBAas.o rssHoGEn gAoKEr ls:ssss
GsaasTa me.-For Ocean Springs end intermediate land.
ings The and splendid low pressure packet steamer
CREOLE Joseph Nelson MASTER built expressly trade
with superior accommodations, will leave PontcIartrain
Railroad the arrival at the Lake cars follows:
Leaves Pontcharrain Railroad, Leaves Ocean Springs.
MONDAYS. .71S a. n, cars MONDAY EVENING.
TUEsDAYS:....9 A. NJ cars WEDNESDAY EVENING,
FRIDAYs...,. 4 P. NJ. cars SATURDAY MORNING.
SATURDAYS. a ?. N. cars SUNDAY EVENING.
g.=z. Leaves Jefferson Railroad-
TUESDAY, $40 A. NJ. cars SATURDAY, 40 F. NJ. cars.
The steamer CREOLE returning Monday nights and Sat
urday mornings, will not stop at Pass Christian and Bay ST.
Louis. a$555a4 g4v E5ag n es5sa 5st 5%a5
Freight extra baggage horses cows carriages
days and Thursdays to go by these trips must be the
railroad on the previous or in time for the O'Clock M
TRAINS and Fridays and Saturdays previous days
in time for the O'Clock aiH or will left until next
trip.
FARE - G.
Cabin Mississippi City Ocean Springs 50 80
n5 ieG5 passage, q
.-T r: GEDDEs. Agent, 10 Bank Place
New Orleans, June l. 1856. Ss7 80 les
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Bobby, what does your father do for living y
I" He's q sympathizer.n IA what!i ttSympathizers
he collects money for the Kansas patriots, and-and
never doltar Of it reaches RansGs EBosteR Pest
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Jones, Jr, says that his neighbor has a very
nervous, eccentric dog, that displays fonduess for
midnight vocal exercise, and desires to know RENE
dy. For qaeting the nerves of dog, we know
nothing equal to stryehniue.
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One moment what an effect it produces upon
years! One moment virtue, crime, glory, shame,
wo rapture rest upon it Death itself is but mo.
ment, yet eternity is its successor!
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ACCIDENT IN MoBI1s.-The Register of the lot

inst. says "s
On Friday evening sad accident occurred to Mr..
Wm G. Hickey, the lessee of the City Bath House.
Whilst driving the bay road, his horse ran away
and he was thrown out and very seriously wounded
Mr.. Hickey is one of onr most estimabe citizens and
this sad news will be received with pain by his nume
rous friends.
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RAILROAD TRAVELLING,

e~ze 49, ,.zz=z========z==-7 NEW ORLEANS, 0PE-
Bfs % uSAS AND GREAT WESTERN
EsE&tA S2A.-stss--E9st5 Il fLR0AD.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENTS.
On and after the 1 Of june Passenger trains will leave
the Depot ut Algiers EVERY DAY A. NJ.
Leave Grctna every day A. ~
Arrive Bayou Bmnf every day ll:3O A. NJ
RETURNING:
arrive az ,Ietna. = M.
~ aisletS.- 4:t5 t. NJ.
Excursion tickets to go to the regular Stations and back
day will be issued as follows:
To Bayou des Aemands. ........................I 50
To Raceand, LaouTche Crossings and Terrebonne so
To Tigervillc 90
)
Between Intermediate regular Stations prices proportional
Ferry Boat Will connect with the Passenger rains leaving
the foot Of ST. Ann street EVERY MORNING at O'Clock pre.
csely. -
Freight will be received for Bayou and intermediate
Stations BY the Company the wharf the foot of ST.
street, EVERY DAY until O'Clock p. NJ. All freight
must be paid by the shippers and freight be delivered a, all
other StaIions than Bayou des Aenands Racead aouche
Crossing Terrebonne figerve and Bayou Buuf (where
the Company have agents) must he prepaid.
Printed Rules and Rates of Freight on application
at the office of the Company.
A. B. SEGER,
aul Vice President
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STEAMBOAT DEPARTURES
rl33ttzia tEfa1 Gs4F 7759I 777'- i y, n :
FOR RED RIVER.

4 VIII leave on UESDAY, 18Th inst Mt S o'clock F. NJ &
IT, ffj,sass h. n, FOR SHREVEPORT DIRECT.
le very light lraught eight inchJ steamboat
A Ariel, Hutchinson, master, having undergone
thorough repairs will leave for Shreveport Grand Bayou Grand
- a. LEWIS SNAPp d CO., 81 Front street.
B-Through bills Of ading given and clerk will
freight. s4&555g &3i&EG y W y
Ariel will e able go over the falls Alexandria and
VII Hos de;n Shippers rely on freight going
through direct. IA ~ 5I au11
Willleaye WEDNESDAY, 18th inst at S O'Clock P. NJ
\ .fTsTEse nu :, FOR Or ALEXANDRIA-THE suPE.
rior light dranght passenger steamer Bayou
Belie, Gin place Of the steamer Planter} b. d,
Atkinson MASTER will leave for Alexandria and all intermediate
auL .afE-2@E2s It. 3. SMITH, Tcloupitouas street.
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IT, a. SIEAhEEtS ECLIPSE f91T1sssse n
t!=ssaAA25 tk4saAAz2 SOUTHERN aSS BELLE. zzEs5s
THE magnificent U. 5. MailE THE elegant aud fast
steamer z c1iIise, L. Whining steamer S o nj II I'm
Rroadwel, commander will ellie. J. N. Broadwell,
her regular weekly conander will
trips in the New Orleans VickS Irregular weekly trips the New
burg, Mlikens Bend, Lake OTeps Grand Gulf, Rodney
Providence and Princeton tradeand Natchez trade MON
THURSDAY, 4th Scpem D Az the Sth September leav-
Der leaving New Orleans everything New Orleans every MON
THURSDAY EVENING, ntiDAY EVENING, nj 5 clock,
5Dclock for the above and all for the above and all ntcedi
intermediate landings. h ate landings. r~Ers
The above steamers undergoing thorough oYeraung
and reng will be in complete ORDER and will attend faithfully
to all business entrusted to their care
The ECLIPSE will receive freight for Yazoo river, and
ship at Ficksburg without delay.
Neither the ECLIPSE nor the SOUTHERN BELLE will be
responsible or packages containing money or other
stated for vuunbles deposited by passengers with
clerk, or contained in baggage >" '
No bills vii! be recognized unless contracted under written
order from the Captains OF either OF the boats bills
be presented at the office Of boat to which they belong
before IL o'clock The day of leaving for approval which will
then be paid presentation at the office of the Agents. 65 Ta
vier street 'F. .a
For freight or passage apply on board or to
: ' BROADWELI.2B BROS. & CO., IS Gravier ST.,
Nv. ~ rLEWIS SNAPP 4 CO. 81 Front st.
N. B-A clerk will be on the Ievee every Monday morning
to receive freight or both boats up the time Of leaving
10 I'm ri T.
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- ESTILL SPRINGS, EsTILL COUNTY, KEN
! TuGkI-This fine Summer Retreat is situated the
Al entucky River surrounded by wild and
tain scenery and is of the most picturesque and healthy
locations in the world 1t is miles from LeXpg
ton and accessible fine graded road Arrangements have
been made with the Kentucky Stage Company for running
line of daily four horse coaches from Lexington the Springs
that leaving ouyeor Cincinnati by the
ing train OF cars will arrive the Springs the evening"
The place i'll fine condition and is open for the recep,n
of visitors. Mrs. o. CQfIIES,
ny23 JOHN CHILES,
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PARTISAN ScANDA1.-The Paris correspondent OF
the New York Times has the following son dts ): at
the French capital, which we think worth the COPY
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l1efVt5 O'CLOCK :.
r. Y. s. MAIL PACKET FRANK
faslE7aJ fasEa LYON-in place steamer Natchez- Regular
Fsss@ssss Fcksburg and Millken's Bend Packct.-The
fine fastranng passenger packet steamer Frank Lyon,
l. Ashbry, master, wEleave above, for Mikens Bend
Ncksburg, Wasrelton Grand Gulf, St. Josephs, Rodney
Waterproof Nachez Fort Adams, Bayou Sara, Baton Rouge
and all Intermediate landings the Coast regularly every
urdey For freight Or passage having unsur
I~I ~ LEWIS SNAPP 4 CO., 81 Front street, or TO
r. X. LAUGHLIN, las Carondcle street.
NThe Frank Lyon having made permanent arrangements
with the steamer Yazoo Belle will sign through bills aing for
burg. 80 - jyl4
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FOR Ely Es,

,Iz,GQ, FOR KEY WEST via TAMPA AND CE-
\ VIM DAk kEfS-Ihe fast sailing schooner L71bie
zAl{A Sheppard, John Lowe master, wants the bulk
of 400 barrels and will have dispatch. Apply to
... ~. BAREIII & CO.,
aul2 t4t- No. 81 Common street,
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LO WEIR MISSISSIP P1.

Will eaie WEDNESDAY, 18th inst. at o'clock r. ".
iYygTe - REGULAR MEMPHIS PACKET.
n For Memphis Helena, Napoleon, Greenye Lake
Providence. Vicksburg and all intermediate land
ings in the Bendshe fine regular and fast running
f place Of the steamer John Simonds will leave above.
For freight or passage, apply on board, or TO
JOHN E. HYDE & CO.. 66 Poydras street
EThe n NJ Wright will attend TO all the business Of the
steamer John smonds according arrangement entered
into bstsyeen Capts Church and Clarke. sSeaS n
The H. Nj Wright Is nQW reeaying freight mt tie foQtef
Canarsreet. 4 IS! s.TtsS, - - 3,tls 5sr1ii9
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A UCTIOM NOTICE. THE SUBSCRIBER RES
n peculy informs his friends and the public hathaving
suned his old business AUCTI0NEER and APPRAISER,
has taken his Office, No. 33 Camp street.
viii attend TO the sale Of Real Estate Stocks Negroes Ad
mnistraors Assgnees all Others according law.
will also give and personal attention all outdoor Sales
of every description.
Lands he has for sale, either private TERMS public
ton Every facility in his will be offered buyers and
sellers Of Real Estate.
Practical Draughsman Plan Drawer will constant
attendance at his office.
With the that he will give strict attention his
business in all its Details he a he will receive share of
public patronage. BENZ. kENDIG, Auconeer,
pn9E No
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eesAs PASS CHRISTIAN HOTEL-THfs COM
I rnodons aud eligible establishment is open for The
M reception of visitors; and complete arrangements have
perfected for the entertainment Of guests inferior to no
otel upon the Gulf Coast. GRICE Il JAMES
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AsAs. THE OCEAN SPRINGS HOTEL WILL
| be opened on the first day of June under the personal
I-lItenton of JOHN MCDONNELL, of l47 Common street
Every energy will be brought to bear to make the visitors al
h0Dnp &c
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~ No IL Lafayette street.
The Subscribers have commenced in this city the manufacture
OF Soap for Family Ship Steamboat use, which they pre-
sent 10 the public for its approval in competition with BEST
soaps OF established reputation combines economy
will be found unon tr;a n nossess nshinS m n.y. @ u
fec3 and is guaEanteed to contain ingredient in sufficient
quantity TO injure the finest fabric of fadieS apparel
The dvantages Of merchants and others being able 10
,pp Ela customers with an equally good il not
glance and the subscribers respectfully solicit patronage
milo G.. a
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FENOEH'S EXPRESSIVE CITIZENS MUSISB1sssAsA r
l. in mind arrangements have been made to this Hess
by the steamer Kate Frshee to all the Watering Places the
Coast messenger will travel the boat and
eharge OF the bagsnge parcels bundles etc Agents at the
different points will receive md forward all packages entrusted
to their Chest will be at the office for the reception
packages, bags etc.
This Express also connects with Mobile Montgomery Bladon
Springs, Point Clear Hollywood and Dane Chest the
fee.
Baggage by the Kate Frbae checked through to and
tron converence all will admit and avoiding annoyance
and hGecng of stewards. SIMEON TOBY, JR.,
I'm Erayip rorin
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NTOTlCE-AfR. DANIEL. D. LOGAN is partner in oul
81 F'T.-'3-s sT1 y. SHELBY SEYMOUR eco.
New Orleans August 1st 1856 IEE auI In
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VOLUME TX.
SEA-GOING VESSELS
TIE XAS AND MEXICO.

viii leave on THURSDAY. August a. Mt 8 O'Clock A. NJ
.y,EJrS5s4 ! FOR BItAIOS SANTIAGO, VIA
NMtaIhlZs GALVESTONTte New Orleans and Texas r. s.
Mail I Linz The and magnificent steamship
Eor freight or passage, having elegant
HARRIs, MORGAN 4 CO., foot of Julia street.
opposite the Steamship Landing.
& All freight shipped by the Nautilus will be delivered to
Captain Kennedy of the steamer Gtapus unless otherwise
uHec'ed. t|.Taf6 4F I"r= aug