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lie contrat pour les reparations faire aux points
en- bois ct traverses du troisieme District. Lou
vrage deyra etre fait conformement aux speci-
fications enregistrees au bureau du voyer. La
yente sera fate aux risques etdepens de s. A.
duybre d'Hely, qui ma pas rempli les conditions
de Ia yente qui lui etc adiugee lie II mai 1852
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respectneusement Padcption de la resolution
Jointe. lie tout est souniis

Resolu que Ia somme de trois cents pastres
($S0O) SOFT ct demeure appropriee pour les re-
parations la compagnie des erocsl ct echelles
dite Esperance No 3. Les dites Preparations de
want etre fates sous Ia surveillance du yoyer.
L'appel nominal reclam6 sur l'adoption de Ia
resolution qui prfcede, II q paru qu'elle 6te
| adopteea lunanimite.
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TO THE EDITORS.

STARKvILLE GEORGIA. july 22, 1852
perceive from the perusal Of papers published out Of
this State that it is generally supposed that the dsaec
tion of few prominent Wings will result in the entire
loss Of electoral ticket for Gen. Scorr 1t is very
great mistake suppose that the Whg party Of Georgia
controlled by any inconsderable number of political
leaders Our people people who
think and act for themselves and who win satisfy the
doubling at the November elections that they not
be led by few capricous politicians into want Of ap
probation Of the distinguished services of WINFIELD
ScoTT When Of the nomination first reached us those
who declared themselves for ScoTT objects Of curo
sty But few Of the political journals of the State have
had the fearessness throw themselves the breach
and battle for Scott with the weapons Of truth They
have exhibited facts to the country. They have shown
the positions previously occupied by the candidates before
the people the platforms with their relative merts)
upon which they stand and the probabilities from the
past history Of each in favor Of their complying with their
pledges and standing upon their platforms These patriotic
efforts have set the people to thinking and the most Ast
tering results have followed Numbers are constantly
leaving the ranks Of the dsafected and enstng under
the banner of scorr and GRAHAM There is mighty re-
action going in public opinion We win soon have
trust electoral ticket and he who thinks that the
Mledgevie Convention, or any other assemblage Of
people that has hitherto convened in this State are expo
nens Of the politics Of the people, may expect discover
by the ides of November that Georgia neither expresses
her will through political trumpets "pins her faith
to any unauthorized hafrepresented Conventions she
speaks and acts alone through the surages Of her
hghtened yeomen Georgia may 90 for Scott but the
result will redeem the character Of large ninor
ty T. | do not think Gen. scorr need despair
Of getting Georgia. Judging from the signs portent in the
political sky XIV
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Leaving. g.............".......-.$381 25
as difference S10OO 600 in favor of sending gold to
New York.
1t win be in the above statement that the expen
in both instances placed at the same to Chdges
against which it is presumed advance any OBJ
jecton and that the difference in favor of New York
arises from charge of per cent less freight and per
cent less Insurance. below what they would be from
Chagres to London, both certainly very moderate est
mates. How any could for moment suppose est
mate that either charge would be less to London than
New York it would be difficult to imagine.
No notice has been taken in the above of the collateral
advantages at present existing in favor Of New York,
from the fact that there is wes from Chsgres
to that city, and only monthly from chagres to Lon
DON Tosend gold by the latter conveyance would there
involve additional average delay Of at least fifteen
days. equal to the loss of per cent in interest besides
the risk attending the detention of large at such
place as Chagres. OBSERVER.
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As the difference in favor Of London on 100000.
It might be sufficient answer to this statement to say
that admitting it to be correct unless the
trade between the two countries required that this gold
should go to England small segniorage the
pense Of coinage would make it take that
On the contrary, the wants Of required it in
England the exemption Of it from that charge would not
retain it in the United States
1t is generally thought and said that Figures will
not le, but nevertheless they frequently pressed
into service in such form that they least do repre-
sent the truth, is the fact in the present case II is
rather matter Of surprise that gentleman ntelli-
gent and generally so well informed Mr.. Brooks did
not at once detect the aacy Of this statement when it
was handed him. particularly when il is recoleced
that the route over which this gold is carried is the
whether destined for either country until IL reaches the
waters Of the Atlantic and Of course at the
pense And IL is hardly to be supposed il then could be
transported at less for freight and insurance for the
longer and dangerous voyage from Chages to Lon
don than the shorter less hazardous one from Chagres
to New York. TO sty nothing Of the numerous op-
porunities and greater facilities offered for the latter
route and the fact that much Of the gold belongs to
returning Americans who bring it in their trunks with
out ncurrng the expense Of any freight either on the
Pacific or Atlantic side Of the continent
Let us. however, dissect the statement referred to-
The freight from San Francisco to New York per
steamers put at q per cent besides the transports
ton across the Ishmus Of per cent additional whilst
for the gold going London the freight to Panama is
put at II per cent, and from Panama to London per
cent This latter, therefore, includes the cost Of the land
freight from Chages to Panama, which Of would
be the whether the gold destined for London
or New York Deducting, then, this per cent would
leave per cent for the freight from Chagres to London
whilst per cent is aowedfor the freight from Chagres
to New York
The statement of the fact carries its refuta
ton and instead Of being per cent less from Chagres
TO London, for voyage much longer il should be and
doubt per cent than for the shorter voyage
to New York.
So much, then for the statement so far regards
freight; snd let look at the insurance account
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This is even inaccuratct than the freight From
San Francisco New York the insurance stated bo
per cent whilst from San Francisco to London il is
only IL per Any results, Of course be pro-
duced under statements obviously incorrect.
The Insurance. of course, is the gold destined
either to London New York from San Francisco to
Chagres and the above difference therefore, must exist
In the rate after it leaves Chagres.
But is it to be supposed that any one at all familiar
with the subject is ignorant suppose that nsur
ance from Chagres to London is one-haf per cent less
than from Chagres to New York; The former voyage is
longer and dangerous and yet is gravey asserted
that the insurance is less. &ae
In the statement the word English is inserted Ii
by this it is meant to convey the idea that English under
writer's charge only Ii per cent from San Francisco to
London whilst the New York insurers charge ro per
to their port the simple is that If the Ame
rcan insurance companies charge undue rate Of pre-
MUM, the American owners or shippers of the gold
tcs vr themselves OF the lower ratas In
London, and 1t Is well known fact that Of tho
New York houses who the largest receivers Of gold
(Messrs Adams Co. among the number who transport
much for account of others have very heavy open
policies constantly in existence in London; and if the
London underwriters really insure at the low rate
per from San Francisco via Panama and Chagres to
London they certainly would take it at less rate by the
same route to New York for viii assert
that the latter marine risk is less than to London.
The true statement of the for the transportation of
100000 from San Francisco would then be as follows
San Francisco TO London.
Freight to Panama II per cent. 81, ESQ 90
Freight from Chagres to London per cent. 1876 90
Primage per cent ............... 131 25
Transportation from Panama to Chagres I per
................ $50 90
Insurance from San Francisco Chagres pr Ct 1000 90
Insurance from Chagres to London per cent. 750 90
|
1 $4,756 25
San Francisco 10 NeW York.
Freight to Panama II per cent ............$l, $50
Freight from Chagres to New York Ii
Il
Prmage 5 per cent nt......................... 125
/ Transportation from Panama to Chagres
/ 4 per cent. $3.50. Zou
| Insurance from San Francisco to Cha
| gres per cent nt.......................... 1000
Insurance from Chagres to New York
per cent .................................. 500
1876 90
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RATS VS.. DeG.--The Louisville Journal says ..
dog was actually killed by number Of rats risr i
last week. They attacked him with fury, nn cry
many were slain, others supplied their pae ~. ,
fought his natural enemies valianty, and - us
beth, with harness his back" '" hhs Wac
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sE1eNIoRAGE ON THE GOLD COINAGE.

THE NATIONAL NTELLIGEScER.
Messrs. EDIToRs: In the speech Of the Hon. Mr.
BRooKs Of New York, against the plan Of small seig
norage upon the gold coinage which you recently publish
ed, find the following statement to the relative cos
Of Transporting gold from San Francisco to the United
States and Great Britain respectively which Mr.. Brooks
publishes, under the authority of express house,
adams Co. with view Of proving that any tax, how
ever small viii have the tendency drive the California
gold to London instead Of New York:
Estimate Of The cost Of transporting 100000 bullion from,
San Francisco 10 NeW York, aud the same 10 London.
SAN ERa Nrw
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La ande-Is Hewitt Norton &eoo Geo Counolvs q Tate
owsn &co--5 Greenwood dco-Totsl 2O4s bales
ASHWooD-Per Princess 10 bales cotton Nieho
&ro48I Boekqr statona74 DISABLE, III do
kecklo Mandey lie Linton g. Eug-nt &co74 Wright
deoa. Bsander, Williams &co72 Drweysa Curry ersn-
81 Payne flarrion-43 Thomhli Mfhenny4t tyne do
43 Cocks 81 Ri ks hcol4 Bogert Foley Ayery's
Hi9t :, orier-s G.mrd heo-ls Cooper Scol6 II
Mooio Donald &cos Anderson Metcalfe Nae Cox heo-
acCoao Donne20 SKIS cotton seed Smith do order
10 al cotton 2s07 tales.
MEMPHIS Pc. steamer Geo Collier Fslowes
674 do Bradley son NuRent &ols5 Wight Williams
WEBB Raw.ins St d. Ward Jopaio5 Andrews
l3D Butt Miller 6ol4 Watt DsSnues-o1 w Hockbsrn99
i7ph dcs Davis Tns u Frier-
Peala- 30 Fean Do"eean dco Baker
80 b Fuller dco4O Jno Wlisms-f Rob.on Aen-4 Beatty
gge,t Cherry GcoID Mcr-g0r Aoways
Pickett Perkins Swney &eo--20 bbs whisky 70
flour 40 pkgs sundries Shultz II dden
WETUMPKAPer steamer Abama 90 kes butter 39 bales
ton Fry Jury heoa do cyland Bros cos Peg Hat het
Meconohied Donnells Buehannon, Carroll 80 II W fl
aifordl3 Rugelry Blair &co-35 T Donald &co mds.
wood Morris hco4i bbs rosn 45 do Mcdowell r de0
sunires to order-Totai cotton 9sl bales
vlcKssnRG,por steamer Magnolia 10. bales cotton Curry
27S Swiney Green heo1s8 hcoil7 Shuet9 10
Bnchannon Carroll 4co 10 Thonhll Mchenny-l5 W Hill
MsnaevIe Linton Downs Cuddy acss Watt pes"ules
Greenwood do9 Cherry Henderson &cn2 Geo Oonnu t59 Rob
ron Aen56 McR.s Cofnnn dcot5 Boyer Foley Asers5
Mtenberger &co.5 Martin, Owen 6eo2s Ne'og 4eo2!
Mcdowell Mills &co II Bradley, Wilson dco6 Buckue Stanton
Is Nawp Dunan &ol5 Ceveland Bros Scol2 War Jonas
u Anderson Meai Kelly, Ccuvngham Sco Nught o.
II Friersou fspds &peae7 Jno Williams do
McLenore, Currn &eo7 Smith Fensler-2 II fomroyTos
3sS bales
PASSENGERS.
Per steamer Fs'hon from ndanoa Miss Blanca Segu Mr.
OConnell Jas Wagud, Sergeant Don andt m lady.
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.

lEFFFRSON CITY I
SUNDAY EVENING. December l2, 1852
Arrived Friday l78 Catue Sheep
Yeeing Offering
and ptiees prolty fm;
BEEP CATTLE Cline Westetn n y net.
80 lNough --tgbH T ~ mel.
CALVES bJlgsll W heal
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TT L. s. transport steaGer Fhon, ON lndanon met at 4P. NJ
mat hip Louisiana, bound up Left Jas. L. Day
tnas; Powder ors Wharf Perseverance, avs
day Galveston OF Snip shual standing souwe.t
c into the river Saturday evening.
II .aels NovmDer The schooner Hugh Scott Capt Terrier
Oh Turks Island "A days from NswYork bound to Cape Hayta
we'll
T Louis the 5th inst. In port loading
Orleans, Josiah Lhwrenc- and ST. Louis Passed th
HHion Cincinnati for this port hard aground at Plumb
PyLt.
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VI Odd Fellows Hall in this d y-ths NOVA SCOTIA GIANT
BOY wi series of Reception Levses at the
dove MONDAY he 9Th ms, at II ~. az 81 I'M
This onhng youth bout e s inches high $50 nd weight
Iii. aly led BY thousands me
respectable city Notw ling his nm.r,e
nble his ieni' soecisy % the aides
ehllre who usually form large poritn his visitors Hs
will limited he has engagements 10
meet Iioto uba one, every bod h admission
chi en- and servant ID Gems
w pers with he entaiions, will be refunded
heir mn,ev'b the lrman at the door decd II
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7 ,r,,s 4 AZ T--The following arr the
sr. Of hs Division for the Pf71sa n = LANES G;ovAs
W. Ss2,I e. WN n lb'RshAT I, =. ~ - -
y ,Sssy ALrauIlKE, tHss oNhsk, ~; Hos IT, s,a.
g aess yhsY SoNphY EVENING, TempsfArs Sa S.
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RPURED should that they have security
HERNIA, with all is horrors bun prop
ariv constructed and we'll adapted TRUSS.
Sherman's New Patent Truss
AND
RUPTURE REMEDY
WILL EFFECT
Al ERMAN ENT Gu RE.

~ This TRUSS ia ENTIRELY DIFFERENT FROM ALL
OTHERS form and principle of aeton saet; pos.
sessiuy ALL while it free from the objections
sttrsd to the various kinds The IL
MORE NATURAL being comparatively light in bad Rupures be
directly the hsrns openings
sordng ali under the most
the proprietor skiu sureon the weaef
placed the other painful o.
symptoms which not nfrequen IN the use o. other
practice afflicted with Hernia sev
Truss apply themselves bad aud dangerous practice
winch those who understand Anatomy and
familiar the RuPures Let be remeubeIsd that th
h,s, Truss NAV the form OF Rupture
p, to- and properly Therefore, vsconcluded form
but TO sell and apply the Trussos A my once
GbnaIye The sign Of the tr over mhit 1yda
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,,tT,,o, Division No. s. OF FRIDAY EVEN
o'clesk al
rhe fliowiy are lie officers presnt REID,
H. CARsxs, W. A. NJ Mctlu E. s.. A. RosEs We.
A. A. BuaNs, +, WA WHlrssIT, Fs
DoNDlR c.. {iusH ST a. LAsBERI. u
VISITING BRIdKNSkR, Me- III Ne~tT.s,
Joss GouiTsR, Of Common aa
-
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ama and holders having freely buyers at rather
prices sales 70 large extent were made SIC for Mddnr Ar nd
in foreign 'rcigr materially nered with the business Of The
following days and demanded but succeeding
thu TRANSACTIONS mirne without quot be change In
prices, On Ibujay With general demand business continued
limited All Until latr in the day, when heavy ahls were
md" nj owHr rnte ing being quoted n, sBc Great anxiety
prevail Ses rily relation 10 later advs from England dus Tor
ve days BY Telegraph mud this combined with faetors being little
in their ctsd the sales the the market closing
laetly a. SIC Tor Middl ng.
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rs The regular weekly packet steamer
PRINCESS No g. Phelps, master, will eave vCksBuRG
NIL lnterm7d IA !andines HIS EVENiSG, at O'Clock.
'lecl3 d. r. CARROLL, street Union Row.
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Pelican division No. .. Of W lSsSDAx
EVENING O'clock the Hall No. ST
ending Sept e. MOTH 81
w B. J. T. s. PRosrkA SARfisffx A.
as; J. DuswAgp s.; W. c. WATkIks t; J. WOOD, c.; 4.
sNmc g; j. J. srlxn l. 81 JoHs BRows o. ....vISIf-
ING Nora ~ CONT strskt H. E. BA<S is Mag
W. c. W OF
P Carondeles
rcnorptouas street, Nm salrH ST. Marc and
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= = y 4 Alyr,s every THURSDAY
aesn Temple Of Honor Nc. Tnhnsi,ulls s.reel otcers
NIGHT half ocHk VI Diyls C. T.; JosHuA
n IN, t.slp, spim. Apl 80 iss. + M .xtEuaa W.
V. r.. wv. R NJ Lsss v.r, v j. X C.Lsxs. W
Wa srEvkssos & T. - ? WmII.MP BKpFoap, W.. IS.
d. X .TTises, ". u u "i 80 novls
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California Harktts.
SAN FRANCISCO. NOVEMBER IL.
PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY CRESCENT.
Monday Morning, December 10 1852

OFFICE DAILY CRESCENT.
Monday Morning December Is, 1852
CLEARED SATURDAY.
Steamship IcEas Law es for Galveston, Harris Morgan
SoP 5aT TX, Edwards. o[ bestgn G W Hypson &eo
no,S l"i5a bGs, lyle, for IoiltsaS'' nv Baxter
t'I sg ~, s, qs Ram, for Ne"Yok, VIM YIN Gftesvy
y se5t anita lass,o, Tor s.A, + camerden
y4 As1onH for csmpea"hy Zahs1 go
ARRIVED
n'ro i's1me Fashion barker from lndsaola It'll n'-to
Sill ofimIc, rtuno days Genoa ballast omasterad
urk sting, Is day. from Turks Island, to Myeker aco
Mr t,r tGe. days from ve,a Cuz to csmerdenist dist
ship Partition Aeaer, 10 day. from Providence, to uaer-l''
B'rk o. Pa adays rom Boston 70 Foplck a,ol,tds,s
Brig hunapsc Brown, from ssh inst wiokhamad
ts Mary iz.o,b Mcconnell day, Matnnz., onas.srai
Brig Tar shoe days Charleston. to La Ell Levy-lh
Steamboats,.
InI' C. ts ton from sa B'y3u .S sSrp
frisa'o GS m iron, I'D ins.
iij,n'a Pow 70 Tia@iIsy 5o@i Gincinnnt.
Al NC 'ofa.er rom s. L,G,is.
ps isI tis,k sii'i: :o af Cn.ana MALT
S r.ss ", T5a ,5I% fl "s IS =. i iaaf
ED White, G'eer rom Baton Rouge
Reindeer, Montgomery from Louisville:
Anna o :, i4,b.rtIe troui St Martnsyille.
is ss..:: B .:; ,3a si k s,5 q sis;'.
T'et, 10 '..'n N, from Caroline bufs.
hG Bs,y, i 7,nt Z ro% Ia L. "g 9[.
rfine1s. v. 8, pnrps tom atwood.
s a5aaS, Rob,ri. ron we ws ,i.''
Towtos pgoe Vi m rGm the p'ass,owsd down and ..a
6e~so s!o'sar Snip Pennington, Gsnorg.n and
Toro .n t!a,ory from he Pstpwsd down and 70 = i
"s 93: Ss ' T Has ms '''' fs''''
i.mGas Nedos, 4od Mary Wa'a-6ro' up bark Jedo and
|
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Crystal Foust Dsyisioa No. = Il VI Is N. CharIss
THURSDAY, o'clock rempaFanee 49,
Officers Tor the ensuing quarter Y, 8; Hoors,
saowS W. G. 2. Rise, r. s. H. ~ tiseb c.;
S.. -. S. Hams, T. D. W. Bnowft et' a. U2&
Arson, ST. Il. W. PowsLi- d .
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a Nl,lAk, MEXICAN AND PLANTATION To-
BACCU-he have constantly hand and for
suit purchasers CUBA HAVANA FLoRiDA M2s3s
AND FILTERS Also bales, for the
TURNER RENSAAW,
M md t3s Tehonpi.oulss atrssi.
Iyiv
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A CHRISTMAS GIFT FOR THE ORPHA,

A CHRISTMAS GIFT FOX The ORPHAN
N AT ARMoRY HALL. MONDAY EVENING December 20 -
GRAND o the DU TRY the LADIES os LOUIS
ANA, FOR the BENEFIT the CAMP STREET ORPHAN AsYiuM
After during which period tn heea inmates
amp Asylum have increased from 800 MIL at his time
Ladies' New orleans made fully Of The
this Institution sln com
PEELED appeal public ln.voenee behalf to
h. ssa ng conductors continue uhmaed the great and IN
rrrasi,g iiInsss Of this noble CHARITY.
To this End ady MHussers intend holding for aw eaye m.
MONDAY Armnry Hal, Camp street, an
EXHIBITION tn display and sale Of Fancy N-sdewIrk ee ne
riwcrk Of the Ladies of city the adjoining psi the
Orphans in the As lam To rende still more aasnse the Bazaar
they imported t-suu rs.nr n-a Of
in expressly for Christmas sd New Years
ts
Of Creole prepared the occasion
Chars "a in numb valued Mt elGo viii
r-Jay specton which Lad particularly
nion TIL friends and admirers Of HON prod 10
Conirbu from pa who desrnns in way TO all -
fully solicited, and will be or tef ny
r.r,;r. :. The ylum nm ann street. deli
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HOUsE-FURNISHING.

1A B. BROWER & CO., ~
Id HOUSE FURNISHTNG STORE, L.
CAMP STREET.
CHINA, GLASS AND EARTHEN WARE: .
SILVER PLATED AND BRITANNIA WARE;
IRON, TIN AND WOODEN WARE
KNIVES AND FORKS;
JAPAyNERY, LAMPS,
dnci ly2n COOKING STOW Is, etr etc
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NEAuAMEL LEWIS This Celebrated Philoso-
Tvs PIER YSUGNUAliST and OF
the Egyptian oRACLs OF FATE, respecuy informs The Ladies
of tn her
on Magazine No. CAMP STREET Etle and Edward
street, those desiring inform o the
PAST PRESENT FUTURE ~ Consuti ~. Ortii Am
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Below-Cnmipg Up
schr aIarg F L4iy from toriaacsoae ship and bark,
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~ The superior and swift running packet

all intermediate landings ENNiNG, Shippers
Iense be il readiness the hour
SMITH FIMISTEFs, Poydfas street.
~" The new, light draught, swift running
passenger packet TURK W. r. tyter master,
leave ST LOUIS landings
O'clock Passenger and rpr will please the
hour. STONE MALMORTlI. 90 rehnnu.onlns
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MEMORANDA.

TBy Telegraph.l
NxwYoRK, December 8,
Arr!vaa ship sultana Barrett tom NewOrlsan.
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A RRlVAL OF MADAME ADOLPHE.-Tl

a KKIV al UT MAUANE AUULtlT He
IN original ased and justly ce, bruted Madame hDoLP
the universally acknowledge greatest sfMpATHls in the w,rl
distinguished lady who created through her marvellous
revea the and The MT ell as tine correct Pei'tons
h such intense excitement Ensan France and me ph
Of vi
with costly Diamond Boach and Daniel Webster with .weed
Hotel Tch upito las and Julia streets lvAe en-
fifth dor Tchoup MA si,ee whom sue
val, info IN PAST PRESENT and FUTURE they are
when what lady husband they Will GET
business of description.
ye impossible her profe.o appenrs she comes
recommend respectable and with innueraur
extraordinary and SIX
probability OF deception or pos oh u" many
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