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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-03-26

X. CAMPBELL SONS of Baltimore,
HAVING DETERMINED TO 60 EXCLU-
L l. sively into the Wholesale Business, have
opened
BRANCH STORE IN THIS CITY,
to aid In closing out their Large and Elegant
stock Of
WATCHES, JEWELRY,
SILVER AND PLATED WARE, &c.
The Goods will be offered really at cost. as the
object is to close them all out during the present
season. An opportunity like this for the purchase
OF Staple and Fancy Goods at these prices, rarely
occurs, and should be improved by all who are In
want OF such articles. An examination Of the
stick Is respectfully solicited at No 42O Pennsyi
vania avenue between ~ and 9th streets, nc ar
the National hotel mar Is-tf
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<gle(u Orleans gt(oneu Yflark&t.
CRESCENT OFFICE, No. 70 Camp str \ !


@ Saturday Evening, Jan. 26 1856.
The weather having moderated sufficient TO encourage the be-
lief that the rivers above will be relieved of the ice EN-
barge the week closes under better feeling in regard to
general trade than opeued The produce this week
are much below in any week for time past the
will exceed two millions md quarter of dollars
lair city trade has marked the of events this week
etaiiers general have fair business while wholesale
dealers dry goods hardware and collateral branches of trade
have held their Groceries be said TO have slackened
from the previous Our city is well crowded with
visitors from all parts of the country for pleasure many
business few fact that there place this
continent agreeable winter soourn than this much
abused city Of New Orleans meet those here again
adding the Almighty dollar to their well garnered stores who
have repeatedly said the auremens of health and
climate of good city had ceased to have control over
their actions but meet them busy and ambitions
pursuit of the superior advantages Of the Crescent city
the general Money Market there pecepbe change
to-day The result Of the business through the tanks for the
week. diminished discounts, barely exceed
ing 81 100000 Yesterday md to-day the calls very mode
On the $1,000 of long dated factors accept
placed at cent and limited amounts of
second grade 10 and though the Banks well
their several lines of loans and exchange Inconvenience is
experienced to realize short time paper with them.
The Exchange Market to-day active the streets for do
nestle funds; though the Banks not selling checks
large amount there fair demand for short sight and 60
day bills of yesterday The Banks selling
u discount New York private bankers e for sight and
% for GO days. with the general of bills going
90 discount large buying spar
ingly Sterling firm without any animation in frstclass
bills, which held at 6A 6 to per Some 935 600 in
bills Of adns drafts passed at Ga In Francs limited
sold at 1924 The operations in Exchange for the
week. particularly domestic funds have been the aggregate
large for the restricted sales Of produce compared with other
weeks.
The Weekly Statement of the Banks we're made up to-day in
conformity the late resolution of the Board Of Currency
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Notice.

BKIDGEWATER MINERAL PAINT y
me snncrhers deem necessary to notify the public that
1hey are the Sole Agents fer the sale of the BRIDGEWATE
I9r me states OF Louisiana Alabama Mississippi ana
s snn mr. to ordering through their
necessary thus notify the public
wa psn well as to protect reputation Of the Bas
INN mineral substances have been sold in this maIks
pngS pom n and out Of the city the Bdgeweter
Of o oseT mineral paints This persisted in may
indispensable for their own protection
G. c. BOGERT s. CO., 70 Camp street. 'ea;Dni
and Texas, '' "a A'S1''A''' 'o1N jy5Q 2pa i
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ne. Pitkiaa s Co.,
CAMP STREET.,


% CAMP STREET., 0e
BETWEEN COMMON AND GRAv1ER STREETS.
FASH NABLE Gil 0 Fl N 4.
We have now hand full Fashionable stock Of CLOTH
ING and GENTLEMEN,s g.
"F FUR HING GOODS
BUSINESS SUITS variety Of colos and the latest ana pos
styles .5.,.,.-
PuOT CLOTH COATS, a large and splendid assortment
SAC and PALETOT extra long and large, aud medium length
iMAs and CATEL0NIANS the latest style and fine finish
Black and Blue Cloth CLOAKs long and medium lengths and
neat finish :.
Black, Blue Brown and Olive CLOTH FROCKs and DRESS
COATS finished in the best style medium and fine quality
VESTS, of every variety;
Black and Fancy VELVET VESTS; .,.-.-
Cashmere Coored and Black and NIL styles of silk VESTS
LINEN BOSOM SHIRTS, T'F
DRESSING GOWNS, E,.s.'
BOYS and YOUTHS CLOTHING u full stock
BOYS and YOUTHS SHIRTS;
UMBRELLAS and TRUNKS;
And every article wanted for outfit will be sold low
can be purchased in the city,
R. PITKIN q CO.,
jas 2p # 81 Camp street..
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AintrseMeMts Tfsis Evening.

ST. CHARLES TuEATER,-Pyne and Harrison opera
troupe The Bohemian Girl y the farce of Humping
Legacy
GAIErY TuEATER--"A zael, or The Child of sIrael,"
introducing Mr. keller's tabeaux.
PELICAN THEATER. -Sigllor .Donetti's wonderful
troupe of trained animals in a variety Of performances
y FLOATING PALACE Acknowledgements, autonla-
circus ancient relics cosoamic views and performances
the tight rope.
VANNUCHI's MUSEUM. f. Wax statuary and grand
soiree magque every evening. A living ourangontang.
Col. WooD's MUsEuM.-The infant Esau American
gtltess and Swiss warbler No lSSt. Charles street.
THE GREAT BEAR.-No. 95 St. Charles street. The
hear exhibited.
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IMPORTANT
10 those Using stag CGaeegzess

The attention of the public is invited TO the fact tha most Of
the Star Candles offered for sale DEFICIENT IN WEIGHT
so that what is sold for pound actually weighs hut fourtprn
fifteen ounces and packages marked 20 lb fall short two
the Wholesale Dealers who sell packages at the marked
weight nor upon the Retailers who sell by count but pon the
receive. III '' '"S'
n The Subscribers have always made their Candles full
sixteen OUNCES the pound packages Mt their real
weight which may be asceraned by testing them their
in quality to in the MARKET they solicit the patronage
purchasers who desire study their interest and al the
same time encourage correct dealing. y $3.50 - u
PROCTOR Il GAMBLE, Cincinnati.
Candles. ~ 'o Di' '
jas 2p3m n Tchnnn;,o,,as street,
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SO o, 90.
EaaeproueG EK0uNseeg Plan EofEet,u.


THE BEST SCHEME EVER OFFERED
Southern Military Academy Lottery.
BY AUTHORITY OF THE STATE OF ALABAMA
Gil AS $ q.
TO BE DRAWN FEBRUARY 11TH, 1856, IN THE CITY
MONTGOMERY, ALA,
WHEN PRIZES AMOUNTING TO
SEQ, 200
Will be distributed according TO the following
UNSURPA SSABLE SCHEME!lf
One Thousand PriZcs!!!
TEN THOUSAND NUMBERS.
ONE PRIZE TO EVERY TEN TICKETS
C HI Il NJ E:
Capital Prize, 100000.
1000 Prizes 500 Approximation Prizes A.!
APPROXIMATION PRIZES
The Of this Lottery having evinced preference for
Schemes with approximation prizes have again introduced
them with the difference that there are great many more
than formerly.
Price Of TcketsWholes, So Halves SIS Quarters 50 no.
Prizes in this Lottery paid thirty days after the drawing
in bills of paying Banks without deuctionony on nra
senaton of the Ticket drawing the Prize.
RaJ Bills Of NIL solvent Banks taken at par All commun
cations strictly confidential
SAM'L SWAN, Agent and Manager,
jar Montgomery Ala
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ISL
I'll Romantic Incident.

" match broken off and the parties afterwards reunited
Miss S. B. of Fifth Avenue engaged 10 II W. L. OF
Twenty street One evening in close conversation the
gentleman discovered the lady had very sagreeabe breath
His passion Immediately began COOL and finally he ceased to
visit the house Of his intended The lady suspected the cause
and sought for remedy She advertised defce the
Balm of Thousand Flowers She purchased the article used it
three weeks and last week. meeting the gentleman
by accident mutual friends house, she begged him to state
the for his strange conduct In the Of
ton discovered he have mistaken apoogised the
lady explained the wonderful effect of the Bam' and yeser
day the bridegroom bore the blushng BRIDE her home.
You sec, ladies, dagreeabla breath may
~. j. WRIGHT & CO.,
jas 2p6t ISL and q Charities street N O.
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~ III III y: sEs
Te Crescent served 10 subscribers III the
city III in eaFly morning. tanday for
$40 adsanes quarterly at the
q ~ cent? week, the carriers
per SQUARE IN oil cases
81 I'll every subsequent Insertion 10 cents
" for every
5s5 insertion. 3; al 3$iE5
published intervals viii be charged 81 per
3s3s square for every Insertion 845
Advertisements not marker VIII be published month"; or
and charged accordingly; advertisement sub
scrpon viii bssopped until all arrearages paid at The
& NJ option If the preprfsto tors.
Esterssx discount viii be made regular advertisers
TEHE DAILY CRESCENT
Has ccniaton which desirable medium for adver
tsers ASA r it circulates largely reaching
many hundreds IF homes early hour, and being read
business hours articles
family may avantageously published in its
columns. MI 5f55
s555ssEss$ T EE ~ Inv - ia KAL Y q FG E SCENT
every Monday morning S. year. Invariably in
advance extensive circulation throughout Lon
sian Mississippi Arkansas Alabama, Texas and otler
mode to advertisers ii milking
their and comniodises known n-
ssS serted fer 81 PEI square. each insertion.
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THE INAuGAuRATIoN--The Inauguration of Gov.
Wicklife takes place to-day at Ration Rouge. IF the
weather proves favorable-as We trust it will-the
display and pageant will doubtless be interesting and
imposing. Several military companies have gone up
from the city, and large concourse of citizens is ex-
pected to be present. nE~ "7
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= iRsT SSg}oafPAsFs WASHINGTON ARTILLERY.-+-We
are under The pleasant necessity of making our ac-
snoWledg to our galladt yonng friends of the
4 Washington tiery, for q polite invitation to at
tend their Anniversary Ball which is to take place on
Thursday next 3lst inst, at the Odd Fellows Hall.
We run no risk in predicting that it will be one Of the
most balls of the season as lin the hands
of gentlemen who understand how to manage such
matters 50 as omake them both pleasant and salts
factory to all We hope to be able to evidence our
appreciation Of the mpment paid US by attendance
at the Hall on Thursday night #a
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PRINTERS WAREuoUsE,-Our brethren of the art
preservRre of all other interested shond be- in
card of George H. Vnten No 105 Poydras street, who pre-
pared TO supply presses, type inks, and in fact
all the requisites for carrying the business. The advertise
men may be seen i'll another column.
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Rich W'egveE Ces4'a1esiasg.

RStCEe W'eEUGE U0711ets7sys
We arc in receipt Of new and beautiful designs Of
Choice Velvet Tapestry CARPETlNG
Choice Brussels :.
Choice Bigelow
Three Ply and Tapestry Ingram CARPET1NG;
Superfne and Common :.
sa. IT. F. L 0 0 R OIL CT 0 T H S.
large assortment from feet feet suit any sized
room or hall.
WINDOW SHADES.
variety Of styles patterns Window Cornices etc.
j. D. CAMERON s. CO.,
jas 2p6t % Chartres and q Customlouse streets.
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'rH q ArLs.There was an entire failure Of the
mail via Mobile yesterday The mail due on Friday
last was received on Saturday that due on Saturday
iscoming. There will be due this morning the mails
from New York Of the 10th, 20th 2lst and ed inst
az the grand Cairo daily mail the least said about it
the better for the Government, contractors and all
There ought to have been twenty seven mails received
since the first Of this month, but we believe there have
beeIl six. 8E.I9E=y 5ss s* 54.5$ s 5t
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M=Postponement of the Grand Mozart Fcs-
tivaris Concert, advertised 10 of Wednesday
evening" is unavoidahIy postponed until WEDNESDAY, Feb
49, Of the ndspostion of solo performers and
also because the several mail failures have the
val Of the orchestral parts to the fine choruses.
The Conductor being extremely DESTROYS make this
Concert of the season. hopes that the public will this
announcement fayoraby.
jas 2p3t THEOD. Won LA HACIlE.
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For SHREvEroET-The fine steamer White Cliffs
Capt Graham having been unavodably detained will positively
leave for Shreveport and intermediate landings this evening
o'clock For freight passage apply board Shaw
zuntz No. SO and Il Front street.
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Southern Furniture HWoxsY'ez'O0aes
CHARLES A. STEWART, r...

AT Nos. III 173 CANAL STREET, Is
Has just received mandatory, beautiful stock Of
splendid Mahogany ARMOIRS BEDSTEADS, in addition
to his hitherto large stock of
HOUS e HOLD URNI TU IL Il.
H Parties wishing anything in his line will find it to their
advantage to give a call before purchasing elsewhere
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( MEDIcAL,-Nearly all of the established and ap-
proved medical remedies the age be found great
depot J. Wright CO., Nos q and ISL Charities Their
stock full and complete only with patent remedies but
drugs cosmetics and great variety everything apper-
tanning the cure and comfort Of man. The advertisements
morning make mention of Davss Syrup of Wild Cherry
and Tar the Balm of Thousand Flowers and 0Sgood's In
dian Choagogus the merits Of which set forth under their
respective heads Those who purchasing should bear the
establishment of Wright L Go. in mind.
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Strangers yV'oeO iae the City
Should not fail call
S. N. NJ o o ID Y s,
CORNER CANAL STREET AND EXCHANGE PLACE.
His Celebrated Shirts, Six for ST,
well made and the warranted to oiE
ENGLISH HOSIERY, from 50 per dozen.
sEASONABIE UNDERSTANDS AND DRAWERS, 50 cents
each,
ELEGANT NECK.TIFS an endless variety.
The % ready hemred LINEN HANDKERC1IIEFS.
s. DRESSING ROBES DRESSING CASES; and the finest
stock of
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS
in New Orleans,
render visit to MOODY'S SHIRT EMPORIUM an indispen
sable to The sightseeker or economist. jas 2ptf
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Is BANK OF sLouIsIANA.-An election for Directors
to serve the ensuing will be held at the Banking
House to-day between the hours of 10 NJ, and P. NJ
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sg CONGRESSIONAL DOCUMENTS. We are under obi
cations to Hon slidell for copy Of the reports of
and to ascertain the most pract
cable and economical route for a railroad from the
Mississippi river to the Pacific ocean.
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Ra~ Among Diseases, Dyspepsia and LAYER
Complaint rank most difficult We pleased have
in point out remedy which has proved ectual
in and which safely recommend certain
and inabla has been the Of escpng thousands
from unmelY grave, We the aooHaud's German
Biers prepared By Dr. n Jackson the German Medicine
Store, 10 Arch street, Philadelphia See advertisement
jSn4 lpdkW
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George III. V'6lsteae,
Sc The sage,''

No. So ST CHARLES STREET
The undersigned would respectfully inform his friends that HI
has opened the above named house. for the reception Of hi
friends and the public where the best Of Liquors, etc. vii
always be found.
WILLIAM HARRIS.
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Waraey HOUSE, Baton Rowqe.
NEW STYLE OF
EsaNnaeJeR artificial Teeth.

No Lady wearing them need be afraid TO laugh heartily,
full display of the will be the eectua WAY Of prolc
ug the impression that they arca 50 closely is nature
conneriei'ed in their workmanship and finish They are made
aud inserted by EDWARD ING Dentist &C St Charles street,
the ST. Charles Hotel who also fills decayed Teeth with
pure gold foil by which nses the permanent reteu,
ton of the gold ialI pnl,y
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81 AND Isl
Stop tEsGE Dreadful Cough.

We call the attention of the public to the great and valuable
remedy for Colds, Coughs Asthma and Cousumption-Dr
DAVIS COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY AND
TAR This unrvalled medicine will not only relieve, but
speedily cure when all other have failed Make no ex.
permens the delicate tissue of the Lungs but
this sue and healing remedy Under its influence the most
dangerous Cough removed splitting of blood prevented the
breathing rendered soft and easy and the unfortunate
is restored from the awful condition Of Consumption to
healthy and comfortable existence. @,"T- 1~s
j. WRIGHT & CO.,
jas 2p6t .. Isl and q Charities street.
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Fashionable Cy0t1ei7sag.

F.. STRING ER& Co,
OO CAMP STREET., 0O
Are selling their stock Of heavy WINTER GOODS Mt greatly
reduced prices They have few superior CLOTH TAIMAs
Plain and Ribbed Beaver Cloth OVER COATS and Over SACS;
Superior French Cloth FR0Ck and DRESS COATS
Do do Cashmere PANTS, late style.
A large assortment of SILK, VELVET and CASHMERE
VESTS. ..-. -..
s HIK rs.
They would also call attention their superior stock OF Line
Muslin SHIRTS which they offer low prices JUS 2p2t
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.Bcuch,s Breast .Eseinees.x.

Every day proves and more the value of BEACHS
BREAST LINIMENT persons and report the great
benefit they have derived from the Of it. One says
my lungs healing very fast the bleeding which have been
troubled years has entirely ceased the pain my
has left me- cough very little in fact feel like person.
us am gaining flesh every day. Such the expressions
we hear daiybu does surprise u.s. for know
the result of nine out of ten that the 1nnen 1t
benefits The very worst cases. and verify believe that the
use of the Linmen in conjunction with Cod Liver OIL
will of consumption than any other treatment in
existence remedy that intelligent physician but
approve For sale by
E. d. BEACH,
Druggist and Apothecary.
o2 2n6tEltW Ghartres and Gustomhose Streets
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An adjourned meeting of the stockholders Of
fha New Orleans, OpeIousaa and Great Western Rail-
road Company, VII 81 held 1T TIE otice Of the Com
many ills afternoon 1t s O'Clock II is to be hoped
every win be present in person Or repre-
sented by proxy Important business is to be trans
acted The once u at the corner Of Bienyie street
and Exchange Alley, sS# 3ii5
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ST.. CHARLES Thea AFTER English Opera-Balfe's
favorite opera, the Bohemian Girl, was rendered on
Saturday evening to a large and fashionable audi
ence by the Pyne aud Harrison Troupe Its produc.
stion was great success, nor could it be otherwise
with such opponents of the great English composers
music. Miss Louisa Pyne is far in advance Of any
English vocalist we have ever heard, and fully up to
the standard Of excellence as compared with any
italian artistic that has appeared in city her in
tonation is as perfect the finest toned instrument
and her execution is eeously brilliant no roulade
or cadenaa is out of her reach and she MARBLES with
the ease of her own native skylark. AS on actress
Miss Louisa Pyne is superior to all the prima donnas
of the present day, being naive, pquant and brilliant
whilst, at all times, she maintains quiet repose
which gives assurance Of the possession Of such quail
tiles as constitute the true artistic.
Mr. Harrison, for whom the music and role OF
Tfaddeus was written and who on the season of its
first representation, performed the character over two
hundred nights, sung and acted admirably although
suffering from severe hoarseness. He manfuy com
hated with the eo,tretemps, and received and richly
deserved the eneores and general appreciation of the
large audience.
& Miss Susan Pyne and the other characters in the
opera we're ably represented,
All the end of the opera, Miss L. Pyne and Mr.
Harrison were called before the curtain. The an
aonncement of the repetition Of the opera for this
evening was received with evident pleasure by thu
largest house of the season. 5 j
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EeenOUe&g =! EeeneOUeeg =! sr
FROM NO. Is TO Ia ROYAL STREET.
A supply of CREME DE BOuzY CHAMPAGNE in quarts
pnts constantly hand which equal to the best that
comes this market.
:. Also '.l
OTHER BRANDS OF INFERIOR QUALITY.
SPARKLING and STILL HOOK MADEIRA and SHERRY
WINES .--..--
BRA DT Il
sAZERAC, Of the Vintage of 1895 1873 and 1906 and other
brands. ~"
w HI S * Y:
or all descriptions-Scoch, Irish Rye and Bourbon
ALE and PORTER, in pins and quarts.
Also
On hand my usual of the best WINES
QUoRS in the MARKET which will be sold reasonable
terms any other house in the city.
sa- XII. SEWEIL T. TAYLOR,
d7 2ptf No II Royal street.
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The movements indicate but what they in very
strong position however their formidable strength compared
with other Banks has been doubted There actual
loans long aud short for the week of S1G To
specie there has been increase for the week
of 4l4, Do as the following statement shows:
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A,rttiolt salts.
rEREMProRy SALE Or TWENTY SPACIOUS , Gus, AND Nd

PERESfPTORY SALE OF TWENTY SPACIOUS AND
very Valuable Tracts Of fine Land the Depot Of tho
Ope1olsns Railroad Mt McDonoghvile.
BY NJ YIGNIE, AucionGer -.,es-
THURSDAY, 9TH February, at 10 o'clock,
l. will he sold auction at Banks Arcade, without Limit
to effect last partition between the heirs Of the late Mrs julia
David Big .t-- ..-- Is.
Twenty Valuable and Large TRACTS OF LAND formerly
cultivated garden laying opposite the First District be-
tween McDonogye and the property of p Marcy ESQ., near
the Depot Of the opelogsas Railroad Designated as Lots NO.
Mississippi The public road and the 0peousas Railroad by
depth from 1000 to $3.50 feet The whole per PLAN which
will he exhibited ut sale. s'@1r % - 1a y
fourth cash md the balance credit Of G., 70
and MONTHS for approved endorsed notes. secured by mort
gage on said Tracts. -&s' ~ %5
Acts of sae before T. Guyol Notary Public the cost Of
purchasers.
p Ihogapic plans be procured a the auctioneer's
office corner Of Cont street and Exchange Alley. nn5
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The letters by the America from Liverpool received
day. The generally correspond with the advices
cvcd telegraph We append below the latest commercial
intelligence which will be found Of interest those who have
regular correspondence that trade Liverpool
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sglsn OtIsalIs Nib ! CBrfstsllt !.
OFFICIAL JsSURNkE. or NEW 0Esf.EA ANS

5AHEs b. sIxofs " ADAM
+ Y A VA 81 6; o.,