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IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE.

FOREIGN.
HALIFAX, n. S.-Schr Gertrude Horton
100 bbls mackere 10 half do. do 200 bbls alewives
Oily do herring, 20 do salmon, 10 half do do 5 bbls
tongues, 4S boxes codhSh-Eall & Loncy
WINDSOR. N S.-Schr Sarah L. IiU
Z2o tons plaser-kelsey Gray.
WINDSOR, n. S.-Schr. j. C. Hertz
20O tons plaster-kelSey & Gray.
ROBERTS PORT, c. NJ, Africa-Ship M c. Sterens
10y casks palm oil, bags coffee, a lot rags-G W 5.
han Co "a casks and bbls palm OIL 1000 lbs cam
wood 10 pieces ivory-R H. Atwell 10 ca Ks palm oil
Z. r. Clark Co., Boston; 13 do do. VI. Miller; bags
cohee-Rev VIM. Mclean
BREMEN.-Brem. ship Lama
III boxes mdse.-Lewis Drost & Co. do do-Mayer
Bros; do. do-F W. Il f. Dammann; . do. do-Jos.
Pearson Sons; do. do.-E. Uhrlaub; II do do
y Spllkcr Il Co: u bskts. mineral water-Schaer
Y kohler; 2i boxes segars-Beck e. Bachmann;
~ do. do. W. Gail; Is do. do do books
w A X + Narburg; l do. do, 25 do pants-Oericks
Lurman II do. sundries-H. F. Albert & CO. do do
-Steilman Hinrichs & Co.. 81 do. doc Spiller Il Co
do do-W. Malline Krodt; LIS do pipes-A See
muller Sons; do mdse.-Canfeld Bros & Co; | do
do-W. wilkins Co.; do. tobacco samples-Boninger
Bros; % do. mdse.-sundry persons.
COASTWISE.
EASTPoRT.-Schr. Harriet Neal.
l3O tons plaster, 500 boxes herrings-Kelsey & GRAY
BosToN.-Scbr James Ward
ZoO tons copper ore.-order.
EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE.
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Pennsylynnia Politics

PHILADELPHIA. Sept 15-The Democratic Congressional
conerees of the Twelfth district baoted forty times for
candidate to-day with the results heretofore
Ledy the present incumbent received four votes and
Little four There is prospect of the settlement of the
difficulty.
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Dor JrE TNTET EpU

Officer Talbot arrested yesterday Maria Benson and
Deba Giles negresses charged with stealing the
$50 from the residence of Francis Hewitt, North Gay st
The servants in the house and is alleged
they the money from sideboard where it had been
placed. They committed for Court by Justice
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New York Democratic Convention

SYRACUSE Sept 16.-Thc nominations of the Democrat
c State Convention are Jas follows For Governor ANA
j. Parker, all the other candidates withdrawing Lieut.
Governor, John J. Taylor of Toga county; Canal Com
missioner Sherburne B. Piper, of Niagara State Prison
Inspector, Edward T. Donnelly.
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LATEST NEWS.
TELEGR A NJ S
AT THE OFFICE OF THE
DAILY EXCHANGE.
OF THE PERSIA,
LATER FROM EUROPE.

New YORK. Sept 16 The steamer Persia arrived here
this evening with Liverpool dates to the 4th inst
The steamer Prince Albert arrived out the 1s and
the steamer Arago the 2nd and the Europa on
the 4th. The is unimportant. The details Ct the
American Treaty with China had been received 1t is to
be ratified within year 1t stipuates for the good Off
of the United States in of difficulties with other
powers
MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, Sept 4-Cotton-sales of the week As 900
bales including 400 bales speculation and 900 bales
for export All qualities have slightly declined Lower
qualities =. The market closed quiet. New Or
leans Fair q; Mddling 10 Mobile Fair Z ZIG: Mid
ding 7-16 Upland Fair 316; liddling 61 Stock in
port 63G 900 bales, including 100000 bales of American
Cotton
but quiet.
BREADsTUFFs.-The market is steady. Flour closed
firm Wheat also. Corn dull.
PROVISIONS steady.
MONEY MAEKET.-Consols 96%G96A for money and ac-
count Bullion in the Bank of England has increased
E35OOO The money market is generally unchanged with
incre lSed demand
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receipts COZ bbs and half bbls Exports 1I9S former
and 10latter
CoFFEE.-The market has shown animation and
sellers have realized fuller prices the sales of Rio during
the past three days embracing 600 bags including
yesterday at lO4c 400 at0Ac 400 at 1OA and $50 at
The entire sales of the week comprise bags embracing
lS3 Skmmngs at 94c 3,30G 1O4 $40 at 10as 800 at
Io& 400 at lO 900 at l0A, 212 at 1OB and 1s9
Lonsdaies Weekly Statement sets down the 30
4i bags tall in first hands, against 20 GIG time
year The market closed at 0k@1c., for Fair Good
falr and II for prime, against 10Hd104 and lie last
week showing an improvement of Sc Imports this
36O5 bags per Abatros Imports since lst July 1857
bags against 81, ,264 same time last year.
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ua,,tr, Of Navy Orleons.

QUINCEY Ill, Sept. 15.-The steamer W. H. Denny
from St Louis for ST. Paul, burned near here th
morning at O'Clock The boat and cargo total loss
Crew and passengers saved.
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TRENTON, Sept. 15-The State Fair is in full blast
in Trenton and is the most splendid exhibition known
here Of horses and manufactured articles Tomorrow
the great day. Speeches will be made and premiums
awarded Friday.
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GoutatiOn.
MOUNT WASHINGTON COLLEGE,

MOUNT WASHINGTON COLLEGE
1VlFOR YOUNG LADIES.-The WINTER SESSION
begins November 3D. 1855 The course of instruction in
the usual branches is full and thorough being under the
direction of efficient Faculty able and experienced
Teachers Every necessary appliance required for Female
education is at the command of the Institution Parents
who desire thorough education for their daughters with
the comforts and advantages Christian family are
invited to examine the School.
For of admission and further information address
Rev. GEO LEWIS STAIEY, Principal, Mount Washing
ton Baltimore Co., Maryland Rev DR.. HEINER sec
ond ST., Baltimore Catalogues be had CUSTlINGS
" BAlLEl'S, Baltimore st. s15-1y
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Parotii Mt PhiIadeipbia
Steamer Burnt.

PHILADELPHIA, September 16-Parodi's farewell con-
cert here tonight immense success Junca the
new basso, made great hit.
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Yellow Fever at Savannah.
SAVANNAH, Sept Is The Mayor reports three deaths
here from yellow fever for the week ending Tuesday.
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SYRACUSE, Sept 15.-The trustees of the New York
State Agricultural College at Ovid have located the build
ings and the contractors will Immediately the
work of their erection.
Gov. King passed through this city on his way home
tO-daY
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New ORLEANS Sept. 15.-The number of deaths by vel
low fever yesterday reached 63.
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MARKETS nv TrIrcp.pu

NEW YORK, Sept. 16.-Flour is firm-saIes of - 900
bbls State S4 90G5; Ohio S5.65G575. Wheat is firm
sales OF % 600 bushels Milwaukee Club 9OG102 Corn
IS eXcted-prces ct. higher. White SASS cts Pork
is firm-Prime sl5.25G1540. Whiskey dull at 24Q24b
cts Sugar is dull. Freights inactive
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. l6.-Cotton-sales of 600 bales
at an advance of .; Midding II T. Flour has declin
ing tendency-superine selling today So. Wheat
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VOL. I[---NO. l7S.
ROARD OF TRADE

Committee of Arbitration for the month of September
HUGH JENKINS,
J. HANSON THOMAS, BASIL T. ELDER,
LATIMER HOFFMAN,, FREDERICK FICKEY.
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EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE.
,43 hhdS tobacco
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Counterfeit Cigar Brands.
dEssRs. JOSE DOMINGO MAYoRAL,


Have been appointed sole in this city for the celebrated
brands OF Havana Cigars, FLOR DE LA FAMAp and
NEWTON" from the mandatory OF Miguel Jose de la
Vega and also Of the "REDOwA" aud "sINTo DE
ORION brands from the welknown mandatory Of jaime
Codua and they caution dealers sod others that cigars pur.
porting bear these brands purou, and the
sere They will always keep hand supplies Of these IA
vorie and choice articles with large Of others
and will sell them the rates They pub
lab below OF the communications appointing them agents
tTrAnslation.l
Havana, January . 1853
srs. jose Domingo Mayoral, New Orleans
GenemenIn reference the counterets Of the brands Of
Havana cigars Of good repute which common in New Or
leans and being DESTROYS Of doing s can my inter
eat to avoid suffering by them, have resolved upon appoint
ing you my sole agents foT the future importers New
Orleans Of brand snio orlon Consumers will there
fore know to whom address themselves order 10 procure
them genuine aud authorize make whatever use Of
this letter you Nay deem Ii. JAIME CoDINA.
Havana, February A. las
srs. y jose Domingo Mayorsl, New Orleans:
Genternen-I have deemed advisable to arpoiut Won NV
Sole impo ting Agents IN your city Of the Cgas made At nv
mandatory bearing the brands Flor de Ia FAma and
"Newton and heuceforh all ohers introduced into your
market with my said brands declared spurious REQUEST
ing you to publish this communication,
Tr.main, ETC.,
ma 2Pet MIGUEL JOSE DE la VEGA.
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CAFrAM G. W. cuTTER's LEoTunE To-MoRRow
NraHr.-we are indebted to Capt Cutter for tickets
Of invitation to bis lecture Poetry, to be delivered
Tomorrow night at Odd Fellows BALL. 1t will give
Us great pleasure to attend, and we hope TO see a
multitude of others attend We wish to see the hall
crowded. for the gallant Captain is entitled to nothing
less. He IS an American; be il a soldier he is a
poet and be is orator and these four reasons
which justify in believing that his lecture will be
four times as agreeable and entertaining as that
which Mr.. Mackay delivered on the same subject
week or two since
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AMPHsrHEATEa.--Ths establishment was gorged
last night the ladies being present in extraordinary
numbers. The play Of the +" Lady Of Lyons went
off captally pleasing and exciting the audience as
thoroughly as If regular grown.up stars had enacted
il instead Of children Miss Louise's Claude, Little
Marys Peuiine, and Master Georges Giapis, were Of
course the brilliant features Of the play All the
other children did amazingly we'll
Tonight Is to be repeated that splendid scenic
piece. The Brigand. together with @The Wander
ing Minstrel and the Marseillaise Hymn to be
chaunted by Master Stewart There will be another
great rush. Call during the day for your seats.
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Ra- Phrenology teaches us our fellow men.
dseoses the real character tells whom whom
select for specific places enables mechanics choose ap
pTenlice who have particular talent for particular trades
who will and who will make and perpetual friends
and who and who adapted become partners in bu
sne More decides beforehand who and who can
not live together aeeonaey and happily In wedock and on
what poins differences will Most ALL teaches us our
selves faults and how obyae our excelleucies
and how to make the most OF hem proevies TO virtue
and vice and how the former and avoid the latter
Examinations daily by PROF., FOWLER, room No lO2 City
Hotel. Hours, from A. NJ to6PM Laiies' entrance on
Camp street. Go to ARMoRY HALL at * O'Clock TO-
NIGHT, and hear the Lecture Phrenology. m2 2p5t
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BOys' Clothing at Cost !!
Gents OUercOats and Ragiaiss
A n n n cTt
T.pemfu-F Yrst .fnnipersa,u


f r. F. ID f p A r. L M E N T.
The Department New orleans with those invited to
assist in the celebration of their Twenty First Anniversary, will
assemble at O'Clock A. NJ, THURSDAY, March 4h 1855
Canal street. In the following order:
Davy Crockett Fire Company No. l. Of Grena,
VIM. Tell Hook and Ladder Company No. l. of Gretna.
Brooklyn Fire Company No l, of Algiers
Carrollton Fire Company No. l, of Carroton,
CaIrollton Hook and Ladder Company
Pioneer Fire Company No. l, of jefferson City,
JOHN F. GRUBER.. Chief Engineer,
DAVID acknowledgements First Assistant Engineer
CHARLES A. SMITH. Second Assistant Engineer
Mlneburg Fire Company No. l, of Miueburg,
Volunteer Fire Company Mol,
Lafayette Hook and Ladder Company No. l.
viii form the north side Of Canal street. the resting
Royal street. extending
Mississippi Fire Company No. 2,
Viglant Fire Company No g.
American Hook and Ladder Company No. 2,
Columbia Fire Company No g.
Louisiana Hose Company
Mechanics Fire Company No. 6,
Eagle Fire Company No I
VIII form the north side of Canal street, resting on
Royal street, and extending east.
Phoenix Fire Company No. s.
Hope Hook and Ladder Company Nc. 8,
Creole Fire Company No 9,
Louisiana Fire Company No. 10.
Trad Ferry Fire Company No. H.
Perseverance Fire Company No. IS,
Philadelphia Fire Company No. "a,
viii form the south side of Canal street, head resting
ST. Charles street, extending west.
jackson Fire Company No. rs,
Washington Fire Company No. %,
Pelican HOOK and Ladd Company No. l.
Orleans Fire Company No. q,
Jefferson Fire Company No q,
Chalmete Fire Company No. g.
Crescent Fire Company No "a
Win form the side Of Canal street. head resting en-
81. Charles street. extending east.
ROUTE.
The Procession will form on Canal street, precisely 10
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How TO SUCCEED IN LIFE.-Prof. Fowler lectures
at ~ o'clock tonight in Armoy Hail. What TO do ~
the application Of phrenoogy the choice most
pae occupation pursuit in ie pointing those avoc
tlons 10 which each Is best adapted and which be
may nos best succeed very useful lecture. Tick
cts ouy Is cents Private descriptions given daily l02
City Hoie-entrance ON Camp street
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THE RoSzASI BALLET TRoUPE.-This great at
traction will be IN midst in few days. Varieties
thester has been taken and the troupe are to make
their drst appearance on Monday evening next. The
Ronzani dancers have created the greatest sensation
Ia all parts Of the country and their debut in New
Orleans will beone Of the greatest Of our winters ex
elements. Full particulars regarding the troupe and
their plan Of operations will be found advertised in
our amusement Department
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ST. CHARLES THEAFER.-A rscy bill Is offered for
tonight. Mr. Chairman Is to appear as Nose in "a
Glance at New York" and as 0'FYanigan in the
Irish comedy Of" Flanagan and the Fairies" And
for windap, Ben DeIsar and yining Bowers are to
appear in that intensely Imaginable thing, " The Two
Bhoys." Chanfraa Is drawing excellent houses
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Exempt Firemen.
Mayor and Reeorders.

Members Of the City Council
Davy Crockett Fire Company No. !, of Gretna.
William Tell Hook and Ladder Company No. l. of Grsna
Brooklyn Fire Company No. /, Of Algies.
Carrollion Fire Company No l. of Carrollton.
Carrollton Hook and Ladder Company
Pioneer Fire Company No. l, of Jefferson City.
J. F. Gruber Chief Engineer.
David Bradbury First Assistant Engineer.
Charles A. Smith, Second Assistant Engineer.
Milneburg Fire Company No l. of Milneburg
Volunteer Fire Company No. /.
Lafayette Hook and Ladder Company No. l.
Mississippi Fire Company No. 2.
Vigilant Fire Company No s.
American Hook and Ladder Company No. 2.
Columbia Fire Company No. 3.
Louisiana Hose Company.
Mechanics Fire Company No. 6.
Eagle Fire Company No. Z.
Phoenix Fire Company No. g.
Hope Hook and Ladder Company No. 8.
Creole Fire Company No. 9.
Louisiana Fire Company No. To-
Trad Ferry Fire Company No. IL.
Perseverance Fire Company No 10.
Philadelphia Fire Company No IA.
jackson Fire Company No. IS.
Washington Fire Company No %
Pelican Hook and Ladder Company No. 4.
Orleans Fire Company No. q.
Jefferson Fire Company No %
Chalineue Fire Company No. o.
Crescent Fire Company No "a.
Chief Engineers Office, March l. ls5s.
The Procession having reached Lafayette Square the Com
panes after having deposited their respective apparatus on sur.
rounding stree will march in numerical order with banner
aud music in the Square witness the presentation
dent Of the Fremen's Charitable Association after which It
will be formally dismissed.
JOHN F. GRUBER,
M 2pst Chief Engineer.
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psfiies arc one of the most troublesome.
e vel As pAnul affiliations q The human family the cause Of
~nen' Inquired no Invariably is found 10 be eonspaed
bowels Remove the cnnae and be ado whole This "a ~
eone ehernay BY The Of Dr. j. Hostetisrs stomach Ri
;eFs which, taken AZ directions e will remove
al anlency heaslnes fom the stomach cure costvepes
sssi Digestion give good appetite mpart healthy tone
70 The whole system. Why not give trial all who suffer
and be relieved at oneefand health you preferable 10
seknss, continue daily before meals For ssie hy
dealers generally. nj ep6i4ltw
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Moths. Moths. Moths.
MOTH PREVENTIVE.

Moths. Moths. Moths.
MOTH PREVENTIVE.
The undersigned dealer for many years in carpenrs
wooen goods having suffered from moths gave
much time and attention the discovery Of preventive
against their desrucyeness years experience has
been entirely successful The article presented 10 the pub
lie will not only protect woolens against moths but also fr
feathers downs and every article liable be injured by them
The of the Moth Preventive being fixed at the low
price Of 81 per package places It within reach Of eve
family, and family should be without Judicously used
would tens Il hundreds Of dollars the purchaser
The attention Of wholesale dealers called article and
all those who keep the large wooden
goods Dry goods Dealers cloth importers eothers should
not fail 10 freely, few dollars laid purchasing
the Moth Pre- 'entive and applying season. will save
thousands of dollars and keep their goods perfect state
Of soundness for fall trade Families about taking up their
carpets should not fail to purchase and to be used The
Moth Preventive" it the only article that will save their
carpets
If lady have fne cloth cloak shawl costly set Of furs
the wishes to save, package Of McGRoRTY's MOTH
PREVENTIVE will keep them perfect
Price per package, 81.
For sale all the principal Carpet Stores by inventor
WILLIAM MoGRORTY,
Al the Fancy and Jewelry Store Of
FRANKLIN ROBERTS
No. % Camp street, under the City Hotel
ma 2Plm New Orleans.
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CouSPERFET CioAa BRANDs.--We call the special
attention q all dealers in cigars and Of The same the
advertisement Of Mess jose Domingo MAyoa in this morn
ngs Crescent Il will be seen that they are the sole
Of the famous brands known "For Dc Ia Fana Newop
'Radowa aud "cna de osn They will Away. bs laee,
stocked with the there will be no difficulty in getting
the genuine article, BY all who desire It.
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MAGAzlsEs.-We are indebted to Mr.. Morgan, OF
Exchange Place, for copies Of the Knickerbocker for
March, and the Ednburg Review for January.
We are also indebted to Mr.. Steel, No. 60 Camp
street, for a copy Of Harper's Magazine for March,
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FREzzoLrSIs CoEcERTs-The first Of Frezzolini's
grand operatic concerts under the direction of Mau-
rice slrakosch, is announced to take place at Odd
Fellows Hall on the l1th inst The sale Of tickets
will begin on the eth at Mr.. Parsons, No. AZ Camp
street. Full particulars will be given in good time.
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GR4sD CLASSICAL CoNoERr.-Th alberg. Veux-
temps and the artstes Of the Orleans opera troupe
have formed combination for the purpose of giving
a grand classical concert on Friday evening next.
See the notice, 10 amusement column.
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5 FoR LOUISVILLE The ine regular U. s. mail and
passenger packet Republic Capt T. Jsa Stewart
Cairo aud Louisville this evening. o'clock carrying the
Bell, Buehanan 4 Co.
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es-itis and has been trIte question among
seos whether The bed Of ocean or The howels Of the
sAh eomp'ehendne roofs and herbs Of every Kind con.
tanea tbs largest amount Of wealth combined with u,ity
Maeh may be said for both For part we unhess-
ss as me earth and ask the simple question What would
hAve become Of the nnumernbe human beings dar h.n
cured by Woomans Cherry Expeeioran from coughs colds
innen1A and eonsumponl The answer is fearful vet rue
They would all all have died. woodman Cherry Expeco
tn"' = fe'sH seseAhle remedy. mi 2p6t6ltW
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The heavens.

On Wednesday morning the Sd inst, O'Clock JOSEPH
Hp native q Germany, aged 81 years. and resident Of
this city for the past IS years.
His friends acquantanees aud the Fire Com
No no. respectfully invited funeral from
his late residence, No. Enghen street. this morning at 10
osclan
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THE Conox CoUScIt,-The official proceedings
Of both Boards Of the Common Council had at their
meeting on Tuesday evening last, will appear in the
Double Sheet Crescent tomorrow morning.
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~ Dr. James. An those unfortunately
ecld vim Diseases peculiar 10 male and female should read
the advertisement q Dr. James, headed Medical House -
cqo aease street, BE- found IN aBoer part Of his paper
Tan separate apsrunenis for patients fiji sp.m
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TkoTrINe AT THE MerAiRIE.--A fine trotting race
is to come OF at the Metairie this afternoon The
nags are Grace, Gray Frank and Tom Hyer. There
win be fine sport for all who 90.
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ORLEANS THEATER.--The grand opera OF The
Prophet is to be performed tonight for the benefit
Of Mr.. Roux. It will be magnificent performance,
and the house win be crowded.
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BRAcELEr Losr.-Twenty dollars reward win be
paid, at this Office for the recovery Of Isdys brooch with
eors set which was lost the Shell Road between the city and
the lake. on Sunday last See advertisement
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ss- News from vIrglnIa.-. NladIsOn c. H.,

Va Oct n 1856.
Dr. O. NJ jackson Dear srI take pleasure in adding
certificate your list and recommending Hooand German
Bite all who may be afflicted with Dyspepsia or Piles
had been afflicted four five months with Dyspepsia
when commenced taking the Bsrs and they effected per
feet had also pain stomach with
FILES. have had attack Of The
cured by the Biers and very eheerfuy recommend
them to all who may similarly afflicted.
H. CARVER late P. N.
Witness JAMES NJ FL0Yp.
Ask for Hoohand German Biers It sold by druggists
and every village the United States
West Indies and South America 70 per bottle.
Sold In New Orleans, wholesale and RETAIL by j. WRIGHT
CO., Nos. q and ISL Charres street, MI 2plm&W
ss-To the Public-The undersigned most
respectfully submits his the city of New
Orleans candidate for the office Of Mayor-eecon
of on the "a day Of June next.
ia26 2pte BENJ. s. HARRISON.
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LIST OF LErrEKs- The uncaled-for letters remain
ing in the PostoHce, will appear in tomorrow morn
ings Crescent