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MAGNETIC MAsK.-Among the various useful pur-
poses to which magnetism has been applied the fol-
lowing not the least seryiceabe In needle factories
the Workmen who point the needles are constantly
exposed to excessively minute particles Of Steel which
iy from the grindstone and mix though impercepti-
BILE to the eye as the finest dust in the air, and
imbibed with the breath The effect is scarcely no.
ticed on short exposure, but being constantly re-
peated every day. it produces constitutional irrta
tion dependent the tonic properties Of the steel,
which is sure terminate in pulmonary consumption
Persons employed in this business, used scarcely
to attain the age Of forty years. In vain was It at
tempted to purify the air before its entrance into the
lungs by gauze or linen guards; but the dust was too
fine and penetrating to be ehstrncted by such coarse
expedients. at length some ingenious person be-
thought him of that wonderful power which every
child who has reached for its mothers needle with
magnet is acquainted with. MASKS Of magnetized
steel wire are now constructed and adapted to the
faces of the workmen. By these the air is not merely
strained but searched in its passage through them
and each obnoxious atom arrested and removed
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-22

WHO MR.. HuGHEs Is.--Mr. Hughes, the inventor of
the new mode of telegraphing, formerly music
teacher in this town, and was at that time expert
menting on his famous apparatus.
CBardstOwn Gazette
The first time we ever saw him he was child seven
or eight years of age giving musical concerts through
the country in conjunction with his father and elder
byother He played upon the harp, and his perform
ances delighted and surprised all who heard him. We
fully believed then that he WOULD if he should devoid
his life to music become the greatest musicians
Of the age; yet very few dreamed that he would. as
he no doubt has done, immortalize his name by one
of the most extraordinary inventions in the worlds
history. Louisville Journal.
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"A FATAL DIyE.--A man named Vim, Isham turned
somerset into the Sabine at Pulaski the ID inst,
when his head struck log in shallow water which
so stunned and fractured the ipCautous diver as 70
occasion his almost immediate death. He was man
Of family. CCarthage (feXas) Recorder.
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ASTONISHING EsGAPE.-The BinghamptoR tNew
York; Republican states that a little son Of Mr..
Crazy aged seven years. fell into well in that viii
lage few days since, while trying to raise bueketo Of
near by, and the boys companion, aged about the
same ran and gave the alarm. The people ran out
and found the bucket down and out Of sight, and the
water in commotiOn. The well was narrow and the
rope very small, and there appeared way but for
some one to go down as soon as possible. But the
little fellow came to the surface of the water
and grasped the bucket to which be clung with his
fingers until hauled TO the top of the we'll
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-22

A FINANCIAL PRoPosIrIoN.-The Memphis Ava
lanche of the l4th relates the following which occur
red during the excitement consequent upon the fail
ure Of the Citizens Bank in that city
When the crowd gathered around the Citizens
Bank yesterday morning, composed mostly Of me-
chanics and working men, with here and there a
woman and at intervals, some poor market man, ne
observed little fellow with wonderfully exagerat-
ed nose, who had package of the Bowlegs notes in
his hands. Some one asked how much he bad. He
said, these bills, amounting to three hundred dol
lars are the profits OF my labor for six months past
look at my hard hands and see how have toiled;
have wife and children, Eorwhom must buy bread,
and for whom | must provide shelter and home !;
but gentlemen it is all gone they may be houseess
wanderers aud homeless beggars, if should knuekle
to this misfortune 1t is all gone.n The little gen.
tleman with the SiankenbeFgigs nose which we read
about in Tristan Shandy, at this point in his speech
/" bumped himself, and began to lay his wildcat
bills in row down the center Of the street. When
they were thus distributed he turned to the crowd
saying, Gentlemen and ladies', Twill sell this id
internal stuff at ten cents yard, tape measure.n
The crowd roared, and good humor was thus substi-
tuted for the angry feelings for sometime manifested,
and which, by any accident, might have resulted in
the demolition of the Bank building
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ARrEsIAN WELIs II CHARIEsroN The Char

ton Courier says:
The well now in progress has reached tie depth oF
$50 feet at which point operations were delayed for
some time by the breakage and Judgment of the borer
which was lately extracted. The clear depth bucket
ed out in this well is nearly 900 feet and the work
row going is confined to buoketing, for the pHr
pose of commencing to let down tubing which will
be necessary to successful prosecution Of the boxing.
The original well, Of 1900 feet nearly, continues
its flow without change aud the water grows iii favor
with all who have begun its use
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sNoRMe.-In the Chicago journal appears editori.
ally an elaborate essay upon the subject Of sleep in
which occurs the following passage:
There are two things that sadly mar the beauty Of
sleep sometimes: leaving the door open 70 the
stomach and snoring. We like the BelgiG word bet
ter snoTken there ia character in it, not retained III
the smoother term we use. It is grating Of rusty
machinery creaking of unlubricated hinges. fam
lily of sneezes kennel Of baTkings. Think of repose
as full Of growls as a tigerjungle! Not every one
that closes his eyes knows how 70 60 to sleep.
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Old negro slumbering, with bis feet pointing to
glimmerng fire. Opens one eye aud gets glimpse
Of them as they stand up il the obscurity Mistakes
them for two little negroes and cries: Git inm lore
me, and reapses into sleep. After while, opens
The other eve and still seeing the intraders, says Gif
fun tore me, say; ] kick you IN de ere If you
don't / viii, shui-and again he snores His dreams
not being pleasant he soon opens both eyes and still
seeing the little pests he draws up his taot ter The
threatened kick but is alarmed to see the enemy ad
vance upon him. ana exeIaims Wha where you
comm to, new lsaHumph NV nwn foot, by golly.
CocxNEY EPlTAFH' ron A Cook" Peas to his
haeheaH H24
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THOMAS MARTINEZ,
JUAN r. MORO,
GREG0ET0 SUARES
NAIARI0 TOLEDO.
EET.FE HTgN
RTvAs. u. de Mayo. Ie5s. 2

RIVAss 10. ue MayoJ Is5s.
g A New orkern seems also to doubt the aecu-
racy pg my statement about NJ. BeIlys intention to
proceed to New York. Ny authority on this point is
the same have already quoted. namely The Ricara-
guam Minister in Paris ID letter Of tie 10th inst,
which also hold, he says:
an. Belly, the representative Of the French house
above mentioned, (Millaud b COL has already pro-
ceeded to New York in order 10 combfne the inter-
ests of the new Company with the Stephens COM
pany, on any other Company Of American citizens,
NJ Belly win then set ont for London with the object
of combining these same interests with English capt
talists Thus, the convention ia question is il no
way marked by an exclusive character. Quite the
contrary the undertaking viii have the thEeefold
advantage Of combining the Interests Of all under the
auspices of the United States, of France and Great
Britain, whose citizens will be rsepr0eaY invited 70
form part Of the general company, the object Of
which IS the opening Of maritime canal, Or the cnn-
struction OF a railway across the Isthmus Of Near
aqua, or that forced by Nicaragua and Costa laen
The document from which quote the foregoing Is
circular addressed by the Nicaraguan Mitiiser to
the United States Ministers in London aud Paris.
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River Intelligence.

ST. LOUIS, July 2l.-The river at this point has
risen three feet during the last twentyfour hours and
is still rising at about that rate. The total rise Of the
water is nine feet The upper rivers are still rising.
The steamer Monongahela arrived from New Or
leans today. The steamer W, NJ. Morrison left for
New Orleans this evening,
YIoKsBURG, July 2l.-The steamer Plauate passed
down at o'clock P. NJ, the Imperial at O'Clock,
and the Fanny Bullitt from Louisville, at o'clock
this evening.
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8sto 0rIsans 9ailp Crescent.
THURSDAY MORNING JUI,Y ., 1858.
Deaths Final Conquest.

Deaths Final Conquest.
The glories of our birth and state
Are shadows, not Substantial things
There is no armor against fate
Death lays his icy hand on kings;
Scepter and crown
Must tumble down,
And in the dust be equal made
With the poor crooked ssythe and spade.
Some men with swords may reap the field,
And plant fresh laurels where they kill
But their strong nerves at last must yield,
They tame but one another still
Early or late,
They stoop to fate,
And must give up their murmuring breath,
When they, pale eaptiyes, creep to Death.
The garlands wither on your brow,
Then boast no more your mighty deeds
Upon Deaths purple altar, now,
See where the victor victim bleeds
all heads must come
To the cold tomb,
Only the actions Of the Just
Smell sweet and blossom in the dust.
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Telegraphgd TO the New Orleans Crescent.
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
cozrogz rzvc1xslveMo.

ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP KANGAROO.
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THURsDAY MORNING, JULY q. Is58
TIE LAKE.

I, r. FOR BLADoy AND CULLUNI
1bs sst dlsdsbi %si passenger Tss packet goan
etGe y stone master viii leave for BadoH and Cnium
Leaves NOBLE for BladoI and Cullum Springs and Dsmopo
Leags sS Mobs SoH for Bson y and Caam Springs Tuesday
Evening, at4 o'clock.
Lsayes Badon and Cgu Springs every Monday and Wed
marx nSd TRarsdRy Mornne It ococE 's'
Passengers reiyon his arrangement being carried out
jss9s. ls9y9E Ba4sa j. hs sysgieg tS made
Fof passage Or further particulars, aPpIEtto, aPpIE IT, ~
Un%s5 6oz, r. BsAisas6 L d43IlSa pSS5 9q J. -
m FOR sLADoN AND CuLLu9I
lFssglLsks5 sPRINGsTTice week-The Steamer ADJ
oV m o q % RPs ssd % gdss ST 2nd Dsopo,
Leaves Mobile for Biadon and C9un Springs every wsdnes
day evening, at o'clock. .
day yss aaGq
and Friday morning, at o'clock.
4 Edahasb 4 ssEbH bE3s fGsSfseSGlis sobis street
w~=. OVER THE LATxE-sUNDAYEx Ex-
70 Mandeyie Lewsburg and Madison
- vile The fne, fast low pressure steamer
viii Ponchariran Railroad The arrival Of The
eoek p r. arriving IN fms for the 7 n cars for 2s
city Fare for the excursion 81 For tabe Information ap-
DlEi }siS GEO =. So'oiSS = Ssedea dssn, street
For POINT CLEAR STEAMER
a5s SaR5 ySIN Sl fop arP POM T5 UeaF safe d
Also SUNDAYS Mondays and Thursdays viii make
those who arrive by the morning boats. ie4 T
LAKE SHORE Packet FOR
By as g. -, Louis Pass Christian Mississippi City
The and splendid lowpresspre steamer Virginia,
R ays Accom- Sa p viii 9 s ssSs a w
Jefferson Raiirosd ''" Pontehartran Railrod:
MONDAY Al NJ cars ......,.'..... M a. n. cars
TaERshxY. TTHaHEfR2hh4x 7aS 7s5
shfURbAY h.fU .as6 p NJ
WtDNEsDAY EVENING.
:. " SGNfDAY SSfG8i EVENING. ! isEfSi.'''
Cabin and from Ocean Springs and ali Intermediate
Child en- Servants. %
Ds'k EDWARD TOBY, Agent 00
my228 81 Camp street.
-, LAKE SHORE PACKET
For OCEAN SPRINGS, BILOXI and all intermediate
mai Packet steamer Creole Capt A. r Boardman-5n
expressly for this trade with superior Recommendations will
roads, the arrival at The Lake Of the cars follows
Jefferson Railroad. Pontchartrain Railroad
TuEs1a NJ cars 4. NJ. e. cars gs'st
THURSDAY. ~ A. D. cars. 9 4. n, cars.
FEERAR sIRH 2SS e NJ NJ caFs E n ears es[s
Leaves Ocean Springs Springs - r,,,4,,,,,
S8ARA5 FRHRAE hohSISs HHsSES
SATURDAY MoRNIGG.
Cabin fare to Ocean Springs, Biloxi and all intermediate
Children and servants
it vii IL raceiyd f o m
B An Express Chest snd Letter Bag leaves the Gce Oh
Tudaysand Thursdays at Sz O'Clock A. M and on Friday
New orleans July II, i858. le22
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Loss OF THE AKTELoPE-A Terrible Death. From
the Louisville Journal of the 18th we extract the fol-
lowing:
The pilots of the Antelope arrived yesterday on the
Fanny Buitt They confirm the loss Of the boat. The
machinery will be saved and also portion of her cab
and all her cabin furniture They state that the fire
commenced in the hold while some Of the crew were
arranging the freight slowed there It is supposed
that of the men smoking, and that he had re-
sort to whisky of which she bad two hundred barrels
in the hold, shipped at Mount Vernon. AS soon as
the fire was discovered, the men were ordered out
of the hold the matches were closed, and the boat
was run on a bar. A loud knocking was heard on
the lower deck, which proceeded from man who
was still in the hold The hatches were at once
opened. but the smoke was SO dense that no one
could venture down, and to keep the flames from
bursting out the matches were again closed. The
man was of course suH0eated. II is supposed that
he had become intoxicated from whisky. After
every effort to subdue the flames proved unavaing,
storm came on and blew the boat some distance off
she was then scuttled and sunk in sixteen feet
water.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-22

COMFORT FOR TRAyELERs.-The writer saw a very
simple experiment tried on railroad one hot day
last week, the result Of which, if generally known,
will greatly conduCe 10 the comfort Of Travellers viz
palm leaf fan placed against the window sill, let
ting it project tWothirds Of the way ont of the win
dow will force into the car constant, and in pro-
portion the speed of the train, strong current Of
air. recommend your travelling readers to try it if
they wish to be comfortable [Cor. Phil. Press.
THIEF ARRESTED AND MONEY REooYERED--A dis
patch of the 18th from Hartford says:
The package of $780, robbed from director Of
the East Haddam Bank, at the American Hotel in
this city on the l4th ult., has been recovered. 1t
was found by officer Chamberlin on Moses M. Fuller
waiter in the hotel, who leaving in the Green
port boat this morning. The money belonged to the
East Haddam Bank, which had offered $1,000 re-
ward for its recovery.
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u-ssasa ,-..a.-...5,-..r- FSURTCE4AfR fREESAIN RAII
k5saas ss5i54ssshT Road SUMMER ARRANGEMENT


Sundays the train viii leave the city every hour
after o'clock, and the mornings will make thea
O'Clock trip.
Horse will leave the city every morning except Sun
days. o'clock and the Lake hour after the last steam
trains
ductor
Station been erected GENTLY Ridge where
the train will stop when required excep mail trips
and after O'Clock Sundays Fare each way 10 cents and
the Conductor must have timely notice stop.
Due notice will be given of the half hour trips
On and after the 4h July half hour trains leave every Sun
day, from o'clock to P. NJ.
f4lr honr trains will leave day, from o'clock to
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G0 sa HKJEI EIGBBlI1R-DAILY. u. S MAIL
Y LIEE-Summer Arrsngement-The splendid
s45at 3 low pressure packet steamers Oregon, jas
Hopkins master, and steamer Florida, VI. H Hutchings
and bui expressly for the akeade with superior
Accommodations One of the above will leave the
Ponchartrsn Railroad DAILY the arrival at the Lake of
the II O'Clock NJ train Of stopping daily each Bay
st Louis Pass ChTan and Pascagonla and Wednesday
and Saturdays Mississippi City. Returning will stop
Mississippi CRY on Tuesdays.
FARE:
NHDln faSFbBe-. .@1 "
leek. bU
Negroes in lots Of Eve and .....+....,... 90
Cabin Fare to Pascagoula t......,........... 3 90
:. --s
Cabin Fare to Bay ST. Louis and Pass Christian. 90
fbe ws1 mali bag win leave he once Of the Agent
promptly mt II "a A. NJ.
New Orleans, July II, 1853
iel R. GEDDEs. Agent 10 Bank Place
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poMEsTIc INTELLIaHNcE.
Prospect d Acauirlng Cuba.

Prospect Of Acquiring Cuba.
WASHINGTON, July 2lst.-0ur Government has re-
ceived dispatches by the last arrival from Europe
which afford good reason for believing that we shall
soon acquire the Island Of Cuba.
The Expedition to Paraguay.
The U. S. steamers Fulton and Harriet Lane are
the only vessels yet designated for Paraguay.
Later from New Mexico Indian Depredstions.
WASHINGTON, July 2I.-The Commissioner Of In
dian Affairs has received private adVices from Fort
Arbuckle t?) dated June "a, which report that the
Comanehe Indians are making extensive depredations
in the frontier settlements.
The Comanehes are much exasperated, owing to
the losses they have recently sustained in various
conflicts with the Texas Rangers.
The second regiment OF cavalry have received or
ders to remain in the Department of Texas.
Florida Troops Disbanded.
The troops in the Department of Florida are to be
disbanded on the LIST of August.
Domestic Markets.
NEW York, July 2l.-The sales Of Cotton to-day
were 500 bales, at unchanged prices. Flour has ad
vanced. Wheat, White Southern, 81 26 Corn, nom
nal White, 9Oe.; Yellow, SIC. Mess Pork, $l7 Of
to SIT I23. Lard liz to I14c Bacon, Sides, tt
83c Linseed, 7Sc.
CIEoISNArI, July 21.-Flour has advanced 10 Il
l5c. per bbl. Oats, 45c. Barrel Lard Io3c. Whisky
2lGd
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LARGE RECEIPTS OF ALABAMA UORN.-Ihe Mobile
Register of Tuesday says:
The receipts of Alabama corn for the past week
have been very large, much to cause it to be
noticed by great many. We are glad to be able to
chronicle the fact for it speaks well for our planters
who, it would seem, have taken the hint, which has
been often thrown out to them of raising more corn
and less cotton thereby not placing themselves elves IN IN
their hands, and be ut the mercy of those who specu
late in that article the staff of life. The amount
of sacks received during the past week has been
4450-3 ,450 by railroad aud 600 by the river. The
train which arrived yesterday brought 2,37l sacks,
and we are informed that there is great quantity
now on the line Of the road for shipment.
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eEzz FOR HAVRE-THE Al FAST SAILING
EssF7ESp American ship Golden Eagle, Capt I'D ward
Stone loading and will have immediate dis
iyI2 BAXTER LOWELL d co.
For having superior Accommodations for cabin and
seeage passengers, apply above, board, Post
First District. tyl3
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The OVERFLOW ABovE.-The Madison American
of Saturday last says:
We are at last enabled to state that the river has
commenced falling, and judging by reports from
above, it will soon begin to recede rapidly. few
weeks ago. it would have been joyful tidings to our
whole parish but it is now too late to cheer our Ten
poets are entirely blasted and the reports which
reach them that the great loss has fallen upon them
from the lack of proper energy being exerted in our
sister parish of Carroll makes their burden the more
hard to bear,
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LACK OF BRAINS IN NEW YoRK.-The New York
Sunday Times saws;


Sunday Times says:
Boston has its gigantic inteects ever ready to i'm
mortalze the three billed city, with their i'm as
stoned rhetoric. Philadelphia can parade its galaxy
of gifted declaimers whenever the occasion may de-
mand the display. Baltimore is equally fortunate.
So is New Orleans so is nearly every city in the
Union except our own. New York seems to stand
almost solitary and alone, almost pauper in this re-
speet-teemng with men of talent, of tact, of stir
ring mental power and verbal fueney yet minus a
single name supposed to be capable of refeeting In
an emergency appropriate honor upon the character
Of the Empire State! Verify we have reason to fae
humiliated!
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FRIGHTFuL DEATH.-A dispatch of the l4th
from Pottsville, Pennsylvania, says;
A frigbtful accident occurred this morning at Nc
Ginns' Coal Operation, at New Philadelphia, near
this place A man named Charles Green slipped
into the coal breaker while it in operation, and
in half second was torn to atoms, which were scat
tered below.
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sEA-GOING VESSELS.
TEXAS AND MEXICO.

= = = = = = - - - = ~
70 sail on THURSDAY; q July % gt O,slocE ",
@E f@1Sat STEAMSHIP CoMrANY-For Brazos Santiago I
5 Cent Rus sm aI VIII faa @
uay as above Fo freight or passage having eleant accom-
d. B. PAYNE 81 Camp street.
Ills q asing, No other form will be signed. jyl6
To sail on THURSDAY July %, atsA.M
soUTqFN gUP1sa satfS WI srts H'ss & sYsF9rs COM
G2gAG8sh4 PA Y-For Galveston anu Ipdianola- y The
ship Charles Morgan, H. Place eommander, viii sai
s above For freight passage having elegant accommo
steamship Of this line viii leave every Thursday and sun
dag mornings for the above port
10 sail OF SUNDAY 25lh inst, Al 8 O'Clock 4, M.
limited = states 8 Nall sirl lne ,ysY,rr, s,t,,1
x vi IkkEt PANY = Galveston and Matagorda Bay.-The
snperior coppered and copper fastened steam hip
For freight having elegant accommodations appy
g B. PAYNE, 81 Camp street
Bs steamship Of This line will leave every Thursday and
KEY WEST.
Leaves On MONDAY, gnly 2sth instant at 5 a. M.
A5si5rbicoa IN s. NIX csda Z kegs Tsnps Ba1
4sszand Manaee Southern Steamship Company 0. s:
steamship Magnolia, John Crowe commander VIII leave
freight q passage having superior sseroq
Ffeehts ApasehcoIa S. MARKS ana Tampa Bay,
subject 70 lgherage At steamers expense.
shippers VIII please provide themselves with the steam
ers form Of bills Of adiqg other will be signed.
R5- No freight received without an order. jy20
--------
LIvERP ooL.
sRx- FOX RIIVERPOOI.-THB Al FAST SAIL.
i now loading ar he above boft and vii have
dispatch For fs = # qfsSo co. fS,'S s. sEsSdse spPg e street
FOR pessage apply 70 tle captain on board 1yl6
RES- FOR LIYHRPOOl4-THE Al FAST SAIL
loading iand viii have immediate dispatch
iyl5 ssI' = - 0''' s0''O'' B4xTEE, LOWELL co.
ass FOR LIvERPool ol.-THE A FAST SAIL.
RE1F$ ling American ship Patterson, Capt. - is
loading and viii have quick dispatch. For
j. r WHITNEY 4 CO. IS sCarondeet street
Forpassage, amply % the eaptan on board. iyl4
kSFR FOR RLIVERPOoL4-TH Al FAST SAIL
loading and win have disoatcR For rsght q
,,j:tG jyi4 i s'''D' appl' BAXTER. LOWELL 4 co.
!SFze FOR LIyBRPOoI.-ThE f SPLENDID Al
FS remark kably iast sailing shp Ocean Pearl, Chan.
dler, master, having part 6f her cargo engaged will
apply on board or 10 j. H. AsHBRIDGE CO.,
| iy3 100 Common street.
@RS FOR RLIyERPooIl-THE AlFAsT SAIL
@havine part Of her cargo engaged, eill with dis
patch. For balance Of freight o. passage. apply U
| iel0 J. H. AsHBRIDGE 4 co, ~ Common st.
LONDON.
FSx FOR. T,ONDOS-THE Al FAST SAILING
m American ship 4 obsrt II Slom an G gagt d.S Sheg ls
have dispatch For bes q SgsgeGo e @ a9pS q e ,ronse St
For passage, apply to thecaptain on board jyl6
s6> FOR LoND0N-FHE Al FIRST CLASS
American ship India Capt , Hewitt levi ,. + nST l4sa
| FoT fTtight Of tobacco apply TO
= '.s-so YER. WHITNEY, co. g Garondelet street. s,s
| For passage, apply to The captain on board l512
HAvRE.
sEk FOR HAyRE-rHE Al FAST SAILING
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CITEGIN w EIN-5O heIke Qe,s sggerior stein
- vein For saIe by s. WOLFF,
jyi2 corner of Grsyer and New Leree streets.