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The CANADIAN SEAT OF G0vERNMENT-The
Montreal Courier says &c We have received infor.
nation which we rely, to the effect that all
parties in Canada West will unite, if possible to
prevent the removal of the Seat of Government
from Quebec. The probable consequence of this
will be compromise, and its return to Moptreal'
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~ Being now prepared to transact any busnessir
the Nora line beg leave my friends and the public
generally that have taken the Office "a Camp street. and most
respectfully solicit their patronage apsd q W. CABLE
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OFFICE MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE AND FIRE INSURANCE
CoMPANY, 33 CAMP STREET. NV ORLEANs.


OFFIcE MUTUAL BENEFIT L. j. F. INSURANCE Co. I
% Camp street. New Orleans, July II, 1850 :
HE Board Of Directors have declared dividend Of IS
per cent premiums for the fiscal year, ending
LIST July, 1850 for which scrip certificates will be issued to
members in accordance with the charter BY order of the
Board. aul lot Ii. G.. HEARTH, Actuary.
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eeneral rayIor's Remains Not to be

We are indebted to the politeness of our fellow
citizen, H W. Palfrey, Esq, for the following
geographic dispatch, received by him last evening
in reply to dispatch sent by him at the request Of
Gov. Walker
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PARKS IN LoNDoN.-The Commissioners of the
London Exhibition of 1851 have selected Hyde
Park. The extent of the various Parks is given
in their statement as follows
The area of Hyde Park is 1877 acres; Kensing-
ton Gardens, 290; Regents Park, 403; St. Jamess
Park, 80; Green Park, II Victoria Park, $50
Greenwich Park, IA making a total of 1868
acres while only twenty acres are proposed to be
taken for the purposes of this Exhibition"
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| N. Y. PosT-oFFIcE.-There were 5,15s letters
received by the Atlantic, and 80, l51 by the Amer
lea, making totgl of 81, 300 foreign letters which
| rnnrninu
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Valuable Family Medicines.

Valuable Family Medicines
EE- Dr. wIsTAR's BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY.
DR.. RoGERs's LIvERwoRT AND TAR.
Dr. HALLS BALsAM FOR THE LUNGS.
HOWE's SHAKER SARsAPARfLLA.
TOwNsEND's Dc.
SANDS
BULLS
BRiSTOL'S
GUYsoTT's YELLOW DOCK and sARsA fAAll,l-hs
osGooD's INDIA CHoLkGoGUE.
SMITHS TONIC SYRUP.
DALLEY's PAIN EXTRACTOR
JEW DAvID's HEBREW PLASTER.
PERRY DAvis's VEGETABLE PAIN KILLER.
Etc Etc. ETC.
Medicines (gsDune always hand and Sold vhsie
safe retail, BY
sCOVIL a. MEAD, II3 Chartres street
T Dealers IN Medicine, and purchaser centrally are notified
emily General Agents for Of the above articles
southern States. myi6 SIN 9dp g. a. M
~ Received, per steamship OHIO, in addition
former stock, fine aAsortmeHtOf
Vests,
consisting Of Gossamsr White hsrssles and White Linen Duck
Vests. Also, large assortment Of
Cotton and Linen shirts.
NORRIS & WAY, p Camp street,
B3 2dp Of Common unaer Hevietta Exchange
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n. w. Palfrev. EsQ-The remains of Gen. TAYLOR are
not to be removed @. NJ. CONRAD.
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The srst part Of DR.. wilkinsonsa Letter on the
subject Of the Mississippi River, will BE- found on
ouF first page. Also, Correspondence, Foreign
Items. SIC, etc. :. Lest page, poem.
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.VFiW q,ld Gtg, gP01,Je.

ATENT STRETCHED LEATHER-Inda Rubber
and Common Leather Bands Of all sises. Also, Rand
Leather, Laclng, Rve ETC., always on hand, together
Tgh complete assortment of saadery ,Ha'nes Leather,
trimmings and Tools at the Saddlery Warehon 81 and
o. common street. Ljy26 3ml SMITH BROTHER.
MILK COW sTRAYED-Stfayed from fA1zrrs
~ the yard Of the subscriber, corner Of Car ~ s4
roll aud Jackson streets, Lafayette on Friday w
July 18th, a valuable new mich COW, de- -saAxaz2A--
scTbed as follows: Large Kentucky Cow, 10 years old,
eooF black with little white about the head and under the
6ly has very large and long bag, with of
S1e Was milking three gallons of milk per day.
. ny person that has taken said and will give in
formation above j. M Weymouth at the Crescent
W3l T.. NOBLE.
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IOuBLiC NOTICE The Finance Committee of the
Council of the Second Municipality hereby give public
notice TO whom il concern, that they have used to be
drawn up by II, b. Cenas. Notary Public, formal
tract between the Second Municipality and the parties the
original contract Of September 20 1870, relative the
alture providing for the opening Of Streets and the sale of
Lots authorized by the Act Of the Legislature approved
on the 2st March 1880 and that the Contract embracing
such conditions and spuaton he parties heretofore
suited appear willing TO assent to is ready for signature by
such OF the parties fit 10 agree and they
requested and invited forward and sign the
te OFFICE OF the said Notary ST. Charles street, before the
~ OF NoVemberneXt. Toavold all mistakes the parties
whose signatures necessary the committee subOn list
OF the parties who either by themselves or their agents.
stned the original contract. and who by themselves;
their heirs agents. other legal representatives. are required
70 LO the disposition of part of he Baure by the
a CT oil the Legislature New Orleans, August Isl, 1850
GEO. Q. LAWRASON, chairman
List of persons who signed the contract of September 90
i 20, by themselves or agents. 10 wit;
Edward Livingston, Henry Mccall.
Jean GIavlers Joseph s. Winter,
10 Is barthelemv Macarty, Alexander Labranche, - .
ChrstOval roledano, Jeanne Border Mad me feut,
Vincent Rilleux Bertrand Gravier, Jun'T,
Ipussaint NOISY, Jeanne Grayier, q, -
Ellie Victor JOurdan, Widow and heirs OF r. d.
Mnneth st. Armand, f. W. c., labegaHe, -,
John Linton. auI
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,CoTroNT7Lt0erpoot July 1.-THE mddlng qualities OF
h EGYPTIAN and snrat are nearly Ad higher all
are now quoted AZ 7Ad, Mobile I'd, and Orleans Sid.
American $3.50 Surat, $3.50 Egyptian 80 Bahia and
2O maranham have been taken speculation and $3.50
American, 60 SUa 80 Madras 30 Bahia and 30 Pernams
for export. Sales for the week, So, 800 bales.
GRAN-rhe Grain market firm. at previous rates. with
moderate sales.
PRovIsIoSs-The demand for American Provisions sduT
but on the whole the market rather rmer than last week
The demand for Shoulders Is slightly improved Noatera
ration IN Pork In Lard, prices steady and the market
closes trm. No change in prices OF Tailow.
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Grand Division of Louisiana, Sons of

SSAyEz# temperance ,ssaAs1s.
SsYANz - The Adjourned Quarterly of
5A the Grand Division Of Louisiana Sons Of Tenn
ssszl28 perunee, will be he'd on TUESDAY, August SsS
at O'Clock M tie Pelican Hall cdrner ST. Charles and
Common Streets Delegates from Subordinate Divisions
quested to be in attendance with credentials O'Clock
NJ precisely BY order Of the 6 W. p.
jyso EDWIN l.. LEWIS, G. Scribe
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z4JA uS- The officers and members Of this Company
tSN1 are requested to attend Regular Monthly Meetng
on SATURDAY, Aug 3, at hafpast O'Clock D. M
also Regular Monthly Washing SUNDAY, August al
o'clock, m...By order oil IaulI F. RICHARD Secretary
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.IA'sSt'i'S =. B0reges,
UNUSUALLY LOWE
An Inyisoratins aud HeaIthiuI summer Medicine
-Sanctonet. and Patronzed by the most Emil
nent OF the Medical Profession.

nent OF the Menlcal ffofessOh
NJ By merely pouring water teaspoonqi Of this AreTsn
cooling grateful efrvescg beverage obtained resembling
soda wafer the taste and inparng 70 the constitution e e
Of the celebrated Settler waters Of Germany Mede men
commend 10 the hlehe terms The preparation Known
as TARRANTis EFFERVESCENT SELTZER hPEuENT.
BiouA Affections Dyspepra or indigestion aI
burn Fehe Disorders Govt Acy Of the Stomach etc. ana AZ
complaints BY the sudden changes Of
usual In atudes hes been 90 great that y s oeeh
recommended, and been geners preed
and ne most satisfactory invariably followed In
torpid the action the system has heen 80
beneficial energies been revived and IT'S healthy tons
restored
preparation has been introduced to The notice OF @
prooo pubic, which has given such universal
TarIants Eferyeseent setzer Apeient 5h2u H.
freely this preventive and dsper Of sk nao
sche Languor Body Loss Of Appetite, Aedy the so
ETC. Bilious FsTle attacks ea1pooh
fall taken regularly morning never interiors; WIN hs IA
day invariably elasticity OF nhu Anu
flow spirits which gives q every enloymenI
t5y- Sold wholesale and retail BY JAMES FAhhANIt
26s Greenwich street, corner Of Warren, NeR1ork-
Also for sale Nv slCKLES a CO. Druggists. ETC.
I've I'm NV 40 and AZ Canal street, Agents ior
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The mercantile letters from Vienna, of the 9Th
inst, mention that, owing to report that reduc.
ton Of $4,000 men was to be made in the army
and that large number of artillery and baggage
horses would be disposed of by public auction, the
funds had risen, and the premium on gold and sill
yer had experienced fall.
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Letters from Athens, of the 23d ult., announce
that the Greek Parliament was to be dissolved in
few days, and writs issued for a new election.
The Chambers had passed law of restriction on
lately published at Athens, against the King and
Queen
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Walter Watts, late lessee of the Olympic Thea
tre has been sentenced to ten years transportation
for robbing the Globe Insurance Company. The
prisoners defalcations are stated at ES000.
We have nothing fresh from Portugal respecting
the American claims The Queen of Spain keeps
Madrid in most interesting state of anxiety, but
her ACCOMPLISHMENT, so often announced has not yet
taken place,
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zS4ttA ~ The officers aud Of the above Com
ES ~ pany will please attend the Regua Monthly Meet
sSs.sskzs7sM Ing on SUNDAY EVENING, August l. at
aui IL P' j. MOALEs secrstsrv
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Til + REPU BLIC.
[conREsroSDENcE OF THE nrruuLlo.l
RALrlmonr Anrrat o1.5n

BALTIMORE, August 27-5 p. IN.
The Hon. William Is. Clarke, Wing candidate
for Governor, who was canvassing tour of the
State, | regret to learn, has been compelled to
abandon his purpose for time in consequence of
indispositiop of health. He is, however, afflicted
only with severe cold, and as he RECEIVERS
from it sufficiently, will recommence and go on
through his tour visiting all the counties.
The storm of Saturday night and Sunday morn
ing last proved very severe on the Chesapeake bay
and oil the capes. The captain of the regular Nor
folk steamer, who came up to-day, says that he
has not experienced such gale during the past
twenty five years of his sailing on the route The
waves washed over his boat at times and threatened
great danger Several small vessels were blown
ashore, some dsmasted and much injured The
steamer Osceoa had her wheel house blown Off,
and some on board very narrowly escaped. We
have the painful rumor here that a vessel was u,-
set in the bay, and an entire family, with all 9TH
ers on board drowned. II is hoped however, the
rumor may be unfounded Serious apprehensions
are entertained for the safety of vessels on the
coast.
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Issued from the United States Patent Office for the
meek ending august 81, 1850, and bearing date
august n, 1850.
Clinton L. Adancourt, of Troy NJ Y-For i'm.
provemont in Expansble Bits.
Asa Blood, of GAINESVILLE, Wis.-For improve
ment in Obstetrical Chairs and Supporters.
Stephen Burdett, Of New York, n. Y.-For im-
provement in turning up the steps of Omnbuses.
Harry Camp, of Newton, Ga.-For improvement
in machines for Cutting Straw.
John b. Chollar, of West Troy, N. Y.-For i'm.
provement in Revolving Coal Crates.
Sharpless Clayton and Yarnal Baily, of West
chester, Pa.-For improvement in Self generating
Gas Lamps.
Thomas G. Clinton, George H. Knight, and Ed
ward H. Knight, all of Cincinnati, Ohio.
Nathan b. Cook, of Chicago, Ills.-For improved
Lock for Firearms.
Benton p. Coston, of Philadelphia Pa.-For i'm
provement in Shirt studs and Buttons.
Edward u. Finch, Of Peekskill, N. Y.-For i'm
provement in Stoves with Circular Shaking Crate.
Albert Fuller, of Boston, Mass.-For improve
ment in cast. iron Car Wheels.
John w. Harrison, OF Logansport, Ind.-For i'm
provement In detaching Horses from Carriages.
John X. Hopes, Of West PHILADELPHIA Pa-For
improvement in Grain dryers.
James Hunter. of Blockley Township, Pa. as
signor TO jeremiah Knight, of Providence, II. L.
For Improvement in the mode of Cleansing and
Drying Jun elastic Cloth BANDS in Calico Print
ing.
Hazard Knowles, of Washington, d. C.-For inn
pruvemcnt in Saws,
Alden r. Morrill, and Hiram Baldwin, of Nash.
vile, \. H.-For Selfacting adjustable feed gear
for Drilling machines.
Tilgath Odeon, Of Portsmouth, ya.-For method.
of attaching Yards 10 Trusses
Austin +. Park, of Troy, n. Y.-For improve.
ment in Electric Telegraph Manipuators.
Henry l.. Sheperd, of Dayton, Ohio.-For i'm.
proved arrangement of Dampers in Cooking
stoves.
David Stuart, Of Philadelphia, Pa.--Assignor 10
W. p. Crezson, Of Philadelphia, Pa For improve.
ment IN Blowers Of Franklin stoves.
Designs.
George w. Ring, Of Troy, N. Y, assignor to
Johnson, Cox q Co, Of Troy, n. f.-For design for
a ParlOr Stove.
William l.. Sandcrson, Of Troy, N. Y, ASST nor
10 Spencer Cole and George G, Mosher, Of Troy,
n. Y. For design for Stove.
Charles w. Warwick, Of Philadelphia, Pa.-For
design for Stoves.
Reissue.
Desire Buck, ofAlbany, n. Y, Administrative OF
Darius Buck, deceased, late Of Albany, ". For
improvement in Cooking stoves. Patent dated
May 20, 1899. Re-issued Aug. q, 1850.
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VAEcoUvER's IsLAND.--ThoSanF Francisco Herald,
Of July 10th, says: We understand that the mine
raj resources Of the island arc being fully dcvc-
oped, and that they promise 70 yield valuable re-
turns. The following is an extract Of letter re-
Gently received from Sir George Simpson, Prcsi.
dent Of the IIudson's Bay Company. II is dated
March %, 1850.
"Ihc terms Of the settlement on that island have
for some time been made public in a prospectus is
sued by the Hudson's Bay Company in London
II IL open TO all British subjects who willing to
settle there and 10 pay for their land at the Of
20s. an acre-lSs. Of which go TO the pubic colo
NAL funds, for building bridges, making roads and
other Improvements, the remaining %. only being
the actual price Of the land, The laws OF Enrland
extended over the colony, and tho necessary
officers &c, for conducting the civil and military
government. As regards the coal mines, we have
Tor some time been working them vigorously, hav.
ing a large number Of servants collected on the
spot, who are placed under the control Of expert
cnced coal miners, engaged by the company in the
south Of Scotland, and sent out two years ago TO
Yancouver's island. Our operations at these mines,
although in their infancy, on an extensive
scale; VIC arc supplying the Pacific mail steamers
at the rate of sos. per ton, and are prepared TO
meet large contracts on similar terms, which may
be reduced as our business increases and we gain
experience in the working of the mines"
We trust that the Pacific Mail Steamship Com.
pany will soon be able TO purchase their coal nearer
home. There IL a coal range in the vicinity of Los
Angeles, which has already attracted the attention
of scientific men and capitalists, and which we sDon
expect to hear of being worked TO much advantage.
We have seen specimens Of the coal and have
heard il pronounced by competent judges OF
most excellent quality. II succeed in tho
shall not after all, have 30 much TO regret the
loss of Vanoouver's Island, although ts acquisition
TO the United States would have been a most inn
portant advantage,
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PIrTsnuRo. August 81.

PIrTsBURo, August Y.
Irishmen, Far-downcrs and Corkonians, rioting
all last night: and to-day the Ohio and Penn
sylvania road several houses were demolished, and
the inhabitants driven TO the woods for safety
sheritis and military called out; thirty six
rested and imprisoned.
Ten fatal cases of cholera in Allegheny city, three
OF them physicians. Pittsburg universally healthy
Three feet water in the channel, stationary.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 27-2 p. m.
Mr.. Provost, Treasurer of the Board of Brokers
in this city, died suddenly, Immediately after
breakfast. On the announcement of his death the
Board adjourned, and nothing has been done in
stocks.
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UUTcuINGs's VEGETABLE DYSPEPSIA

A SURE and certain cure or the Dyspepsia in
"a it's worst forns.
Also, Lyeg Complaints, Jaundice Heartburn
Costiyencss faintness, Disorders Of the ski Ioss
Of Appetite, Low Spirits, Nervous Headache Gid.
dinoss, Palpiiatinn al tho Heart Sinking and full
meas Of weighs at the Stomach, and all other dis
eases caused by an impure state Of the blood liver
$50, which tend to debilitate and weaken the avs,
TEN.
FEMALES
Who cutler from morbid and unnatural condi-
ton, will find this medicine OF INEsriMaHLr VALUE
In all cases Of 0rSrRhL DEBILITY THE medicine
ACTS LIKE A CHARM
THOUSANDS
Have tested lite efficacy, and thousands more are
now under treatment; and not one solitary case Of
failure has yet been reported Volumes could be
filled with certificates Of those who have been per-
maneuty cured.
Circulars, containing the certificates of remark
able cures, and the high estimation in which this
medicine il held by the public press, be had of
the agents free.
Price, 81 cents per bottle.
Principal office, l22 Fulton street, New York,
up stairs.
Agents in Wsshington-CHARLEs STOTT h
GO corner lth street and Pennsylvania avenue /;
NJ. DhLANS, corner a street and Penusylvsnia
''esse' Aug l6-dlm
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Tue STATUE OF JoHS G. CALuouN ABOUT TO ~
RAisED.-Captain Green Walden, Of Portland Me
attached TO the cutter Morris, and Lieutenant Rot
ert j. H. Handy, each having boat, at about ~
a. m, on Monday last, the weather being favora-
bic, manned their boats and sounded about the
wreck Of the ship Elizabeth
After being on the ground for some time, Capt.
Walden discovered a box not before found, and
communicated the fact to Lieut. Handy, who, after
diving, reported that II torrespOnded IN every par
ticuar with the description Of the one said 10 con
tain MIR. Calhoun's statue.
The sea becoming rough, tho officers we're
obliged 20 land but, Notwithstanding the weather,
Mr.. Lewis, wrcCkcr, attached TO the custom house
in the afternoon went to the spot with boat hooks
tongs, &c, which he made fast 20 the box In at
tempting 10 raise IL, part Of the covering was torn
of, and Capt Walden, fearing that the statue
might be injured, requested Mr.. Lewis 60 dcsist
On Wednesday, the 2lst, the weather being ia
vorable, Capt. Walden secured the yacht Twilight,
Mr.. John ID. Johnson, Of lslip, l.. j. its owner,
kindly volunteering its use, with the services Of
himself and crew.
On Thu sday morning the Twilight was anchored
of the wreck, Captains Johnson and Walden being
on board, and at about II, a. m, the sea having
gone down, the boats were manned. In order 20
make fast TO the statue II vas necessary TO send
down diver Captain w = boatswain went down,
and his return reported that the I'D partial
ly torn of the box, and that he felt the Limbs and
other parts of the statue.
Mr.. kinnish, with a sloop having divers on board,
ocng present, his men were about to be sent down
TO sling the box, but the officers declined The terms
he askod, and the Twilight left the wreck to await
a more favorable opportunity During the day Mr..
Jones, Of Wall street, visited the wreck, accompa-
MED by Mr. James A. Whipple, of Boston, the eel
ebrated diver employed Nv the Government 10
make survey of the sunken steamship Missouri
at Gibraltar,
In the afternoon all hands went on board the cut
TER, Mr.: Whppe having his diving apparatus on
board lie then cent down OF his divers in about
Subscuueptlv he
paratus to sling the statue was put on board the
Twilight, which is now ut anchor AZ the wreck /,
awaiting favorable opportunity to raise the box
These iacts have been communicated 20 us by a
gentlemen who takes lively interest in the mat.
ter, ON whose responsibility we give them. Our in
formsnt says also that Lieuts. Francis Martin and
Camillus Saunders hsvo rendered valuable service
in the matter,-N. y Com. sddr
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Hear the Patient.
UNITrp STATES HoTrL,


SARATOGA SPRtSes, July 3, 1Si9. (
DR. &c AYrR-Sr. have been afflicted with
painful affection Of the lungs, and all the symp-
toms Of settled consumption for more than a year.
could find no medicine that would reach my case
until commenced the use Of your Cherry Pecto
rai" which gave me gradual relief, and have
been steadily gaining my strength, till my health
is wcllnigh restored.
While using your medicine had the graft
fcston Of curing with II my reverend friend Mr.
Truman, Of Sumpter district, who had been SUE
pended from his psrochial duties by severe attack
Of bronchitis.
have pleasure in certifying these facts TO you.
and am, sir, yours, respectfully,
j. r. CALHOUN,
of South Carolina.
From an Oversser IN The Hamilton Nhis m TN, City.
LOWELL, August 10, ls49
Da. J. e. AYra: have been cured of the worst
cough ever had in my life by your Cherry PEG
foral /" and never fail, when have opportunity.
Of recommending il to others.
Yours, respectfully, s. ID. EMERSON.
Prepared by J. c. AVER, Lowell, Mas.
Sold in Washington, ID. c., by r. D. 4 w. ".
Gilman; Georgetown, DR.. Linthicum; Aleusndrs,
Cook 4 Peel; Richmond ,Purt ell, Laid X Co, and
druggists generally. Fyl2 dlytriaw&v-Jyll
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TeIegraphie.

ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER AMERICA.
We learn by despatch received last night as
our paper was going to press, that the steamer
America has arrived at Halifax.
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- CHOOL hooks, at TAYLOR & MAURY's,
~ Of all the varieties used in the District for sale
at Northern prices.
Aug 2S Bookstore near 9th street