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daily l'W9lniau.
TELEGRAPH.
COMMENTS OF TIE PRESS.
From the Courier and Enquirer /
Hymn to tho Atlantic Cable

How SCi"ut" how Thy head IN hN"
With leh'ntag chnin la hand.
u, stili. n though the OCEANS depths,
Thou bind-st land To landi
l or thou hRst wrought n miracle.
Next to the Soh oi tod.
Thou walk,Ht Down an sen's dark hoot
High on IT. waves He trod
lie hulis III, llEhtnins in tn. cloud.
AUD III uwiiuiu ia" WAY.
And " md Nud wave. ahl-h yIcid to Him
Thou haN had pow 81 to brave.
Then tr.mhir thou l,ciurr til, sclf.
-" uru tr God akin
That thA hsni lis power comes
Aud H,rm- L. dN eli therein
Aud hushrd aud lr mbiiug thank tn. Lord
For 2, or On the, ,tvd,
That tnop, thronlh aas = ith lightning chain.
Ina# #,autnrnts nha, aed
>LIIAIbigN
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III =. n d. a. Dbtsst1D successors 10 -.
lie DIl4tiD y SONS, will keep constantly On hand
arge stock all kinds of FUKAll RE. Qflbs
hich they will be pleased to ew the old reDd and
patrons - 5. Duguid d. Sons. and the public "cr-In
They also keep constantly IN hand a.ars" SKIS
METALLIC RI RIAL CASES OF all sizes, Also large stock
WOODEN COFFISS. OF every descrirtiin aud Will pay
prompt attention o tho undertaking bushcs At all our
ef2Jdkris d. y. n ~. A Dll GIlD,
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HAVANA PLAN,


EITI 7 fNNS y,
To be Baltimore Nd Saturday, August 2sth, lsss
2O.IGJ Prizes! $4,000 Numbcr :!
We would all particular the follow Ing
scheme. packaE" ot li whole tickets costing only eet
ether ticket h,ing warranted draw 3 TO- de-
tcmird by the number draw the Capital Prize whcih
ohd o
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LYNCmBURG SAVINGS STORE.

~ HILL. MINESTLe subscriber is receiving snp
ply Of the above article aud onirnt, recommends the
of W ood aud Coal preferable and generally
economical in. than e. Its ready ignIu"n rloan.
and durability render II and agreeable
and eookn ani heating furnaces
s believe to lie superior other tu. whatever.
Consumers would do we'll to max tra u Cuke before the
season closes they may ind desirable supply thuu.
selves during the SuInner for next Winters demand.
WM. a. MILLER, ou Basin
Han,
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INTF aS EAa 81 NJ. l. ES.~'tno press Shingl-s
u ~ Tons Brush Mountain Coal For sale BY
AEpERSoS. LANFORD & co, on Canal,
marc near Langhone's hi
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TERMS

Tn. yIRoIN. ~ u rubli4hed 81 aud rt.weeky
per snnum n aud weekly a.. invariably IN ad
vance; oth.rw,sc g. % IL De eli Urged n ca-s y" paper
- he disron,inucd ex u, option the Prop te,nrs
until all arrearage- shall have BEEN psd
,DyERTISENESTSarr tor ~ square OF
10 inc. and 'i is tor each ron
p,,nce unles. we"Ay and then scots
oe square will he each inseitoa " The number Oh
marked the MS III wi toe published ti
Tered out. and charged accordingly -,
HE EAKLN .ATE- ARE
For square ally.
~.aiiv
DO do ......'-..'....'''s '.''''. w
t Advertise attended for both .naeci TO ape
~ ortrart. hi.
rs Animal adv will he limit @ - 'hci- immediate
s y.. or ,he rh -erd rans"n r'tea
. Al advertisements appear n tue daily AMI tri
~ Ny Papers.
,:r1.y for the
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LOTTERIES.
MARYLAND STATE LOTTERIES.
ID FRANCE 4 CO.. Managers Of the Maryland
H. State Lotteries the follow Splendid Schemes
For AUGUST, 1888.

They canton purchasers of Tickets bewareoi ordering
Tickets In Lotteries where extraordinary large Capitals
oie ed for small cast "i itkeiSal srch swndies
The Maryland Lotteries hav. been for Forty
Years They drawn by Stair Officer, and be relied
II you draw Priy". v"n will get money The
whole country Il flooded with bogus Lottery concerns Be
q Them.
10" Order in She Maryland State Lo,leras
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Rce Mt orNlighi CRses-A C"re 81 Two
M MERCUhY OR NAUSEOUS DRUGS USE
nm. = OH NATON .

Royal College Of Surgeons London Graduate
fom one Colleges Of the United States
greater part of whoee life has been spent In the hrst
II ri,as Of Iosa< Paris Philadelphia and elsewhere has
the astonishing cures thai were ever
low AZ mAnv ubled in the hcad aud when
,-pst being siArlod at sudden sounds
~ &. Eixk -. nm aLl tiIIIGl
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MISCELLANEOUS.
ss E(EDFOHD ALAN

ii u
ID AND iopiNE STRINGS"
Thcsr spring. ra,ci o. iur tho Connr. Il
o the m"untRin- 1nr Peaks" u'-f ,i"r nng ihs beau
ttn hIoc R'decean Ia w hour from ~ r"m
lhe air spnir and rating and the visitor H. III the Low
ands o: TirGnia and h"m the southern state. Would
tain. Si"a,e, dlroe On IN" Iyn,hnur aud salem Turn
pLe,"S"n miles f"m the torm,r lsse. aud four miles from
ef"'rsi Depot a, which rlsr" vehicle will h' ruAo 'n
= rtnoLs.A 4 soNs. proprc,o,.
,INuE nEOFORD NI.In AND uODs>G
aud proven be ichrr In n,ucras and 10 10
p,>f than an, m,urtai water kno~"
hy careful and pro- bv which ali
III" h"Hnr properties q" hc "atcr are retained IN "pn'' aud
concentrated Mas which readily dssolss in common aier
aud ia Immediately read, for u.c
man, certificate. physician. and private
i,dua hieh br tN sending aud curnR oi
"r' pamphlet from our Ae"uts II THOMPSON \ ca,
tive rror r.rs. of ,hr nto And Mas, IN ali Strenuous aud
tntan""n, diseases y, l'"r c"miant- Chronic III
tho Urinary organs piahc,c 0,a.cl Chronic u
hanNti"n- and lrra,iens"f III" khln',N f,l,s Ar
dozen boe- each t' sale ri'h'r ' he box OF
single bottle and al.ea supply ot the Mass /" small "oNc"
J. n. rnoMrsoNA co iyn'hhwf va,
IN, - I'm Agents Tor n" rrotri","rS
NN1sLl. PAY TOn ITSELF i" .sx sIos ns.
me-, Horse Rnkt> which ray inr themselves SIX
"lsts wnlrrrMokE \ JosllS.
FRESH .,>,,! rl",H :. nr : s.MIs, &, ,sn, n'''s
- hoarhcd str ne rau,ai"ns stun Dust, l"'n,
anrhsm" India IN" plain and .a >mi- Min, s,s
WI, b" sold On the following terms t"" cap Jor asa ."
Ia d,itroy OF the Gfods Il st
NlCsAHD ssiss.-rhr "'".' br""'ii"i hu.i-
Va ne@ sun tor spring that la" ever been !"rinsni at
mn ia ul.NNN "A,NES
IDEFWsGERATO.s.n INTERPRETATIONS.
Ii Ih.,r til. day u iarrao,
OF them very Beng hat pressed and
sofor nan'y VII dsp"~ Of them 10 early applicants
s"l nj. EDWARD J FoLKEs
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Wholo Tickets $40; Halves s.; Quarters 81 so.
Managers Certificate of Iii Whoes where persons wish
Halves
III Quarters, :" ............... 20
" l6 Eighths = 10
The Managers have been compelled from tho numerous
complaints them unfpihflness the
who have filing orders, tho
correspondence business and in their
{ p Order Tickets from the Managers only
Address all letters to X FRANCE & co,
aug3 Baltimore. Md.
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y There ignorant and worthless Quacks
Physicians and copyng DIR JOHN
Haos Msndsrs Roo. Ris Lamp 7r,m.
Iaiy Conieibk fmfators whose lives instead
Noble science of Medicine have been spent in the
Manual Ccyariiy styling themselves Regularly Edu
Payiass mposing upon the xperepcrd and unsus
1,,ing ith and running the health of all unfortunate
IL pow that DIR Johnston deems
efprray those unacquanted with his reputation
his drntias aiw hang in his office
HIS RFstEDIE and entirely unknown to
o.har reparcd from life spent in the great hospitals
and frat in this country and extensive
rr4rtic than IN other oh vscan In the world
HE ALONE CAN RESTORE YOU.
apl la dkc6rhs
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slsa ORLEANS stloptu gtlmhtt.



Cnrscsrr orricE, No 70 Camp street,
Friday Evening. Aafeh g. 1858
There was very little done the paper market TO day. Sone
we're entered for negotiations OF long dated
paper which may tnsers The banks are taking ali
good paper maturing inside Of ninety days shyocks do not
have II an their own way ast this There large
amour. Of capital yeary accommodating here, through nsur
ance Offices which viii IN short time moncpozs the greater
part Of the business long dated paper This will keep
Of interest reasonable rates and look The present
season sac per interest will be The maximum Of
Some ANAL transactions closed to-day SOLO per
for ten month"; date.
Exchange ruled heavy to-day Buyers could aos, dictate
sheir There very broad range IN sterling
bills Sales made lo5@lO5S lo6 and lO6s4 Clear
bills sold at i0i&&le71, to considerable exientex
IRENE from HIGHS. The Southern Bank sold for remit
tauce at 09 Fran fell of. Good bills we're sold at
62 5sa rnueing from 5sca5lssl which corresponds
with the decline In sterling,
Northern funds very inactive The hanks sold the
par New York Round could have OBJ
tanned less We quote sight drafts Aax 10 Y discount
Five days sight sold III = discount Ten days Aa7s thirty
days zDi% discount sixty days sight 2@714 AZ and *
discount with class bankers bills l5S Discount
Market closing very heavy all round.
in stocks did learn Of sale They all held at the
highest figures within table below We, however note
the sale Of 20 shares Hope Company at &C. and 20
shares Union Company at Is.
We add our usual weekly table of quotations
wrsnn -
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CAMDEN--stesmer W MeRae-s7s bales cotton Lloyd 5
Fer,oniic Fresoe seyenson &eo-io Davis jenkins &co
Oakley hawkins &eo-75 ellis Ferguson Sea- bales cotton
ord-eo BrSariwel PaSne57 II May &eoi 10 bales eotion
Rogers, wooda 6cos5 ruy &eo-Sl Buchanan Carroll
8co-ss Lewis Ogesbysi bales cotton Jehu Williams Seo
SO Campbell Strongly Cnire Harrison Seoe bales
ward Saunders Huntl9 Boyd &eo2i Wallace Reubieg
Phillips kcO-6 Yeaiman Seo--5 d Cooper &co-4 do
Hewitt N9r9n SeoS herrs Gayle Scoml se5uggs po1egan
der-Total lI2l bales cotton
BAYOU SARA-Seaner Laurel His bales cotton TO
Belloe No5lom &co@2s DO Tho Henderson Peaie Do 70
Oakley, Hawkins 6cols Pritehard FowlrlI bales
lis Iabaius-il McKleroy Bradford-9 Walker Stuart 4
Fss0s oos~y &seS BachssnS9 q9rTS acc
IVA Mongomery3 John Leei6 hhds sugar Il bbls OF
ger 1eo26 do Gordon cssto~Ssao BogST Foley Avery
l6 do p h bb molasses Camnaek squires Wel5 hhds
h6ds sugar b Ernest bbls molasses Thos Henderson
reale5e DC Y B Brady &ces6a DO At Mienbergsr Boron
DsSya-sandes TO orderrota 20 bates cotton, 1911 hhds
sugar, 492 hbls molasses u hf bbls molasses.
MINnEN-Steames Rnpress-2D2 bales cotton toHuchannon
~ fdsrson Conway &eo-l2 bales cotton Phillips Seo
Cleveland Broihers &eo59 Il May Sco-54 wyche lsco-
d Green o5nmg-tl Campbell strenge Lewis oElesey
Roy kco-2s Carter 4co2s Brander Hubbard kco-ls
Peael6 RuEely Blair teo--i0 Lloyd Frerson-is d
Ward Saunders hunil2 bales cotton Cutter Harrison
Richard Sssss SsS warren d% sss se Sss so d
Hsads @sS s asSo Ss ss ks s Ssss sS.
lesimen &co--i GLADDEN. 4 se2asS Rhorer HggnbOshAm
Total 1916 bales couoa. s.a
| ST MARTINsyrIIE-steamer A W Baker-s4 bales eo,,o
S. hhds sugar bbs olasts plough Beoeo NObom koo-
:ssar IS u.s. nsias Il bales sSss ISb
DapeIlsI hays Sees 40 sses h@lSs asdS sesSs heN
IS bb moiasses . bids sugar Nelson 4cos4 hides TO WI
Armstrong &co-i6 bdls hides bbl Of aiow Bertrand AGO
sanees Orer-rOial IL bales cotton Isl bids Il
bels mOlasses,
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Btbitn Of tbt HlarAtts for 9ast Gatth.

CRESCENT OFFIcK, No. 10 Camps street,
Saturday Morning, March 6, 1858 !
Our general market has fair appearance during
the week. and prices for articles have been well
maintained though in have degree Of huetuaen
report. Cotton has gone on very freely irregular prees
advance being realized early part the week.
i1g subsequently lost In Tobacco there has ittls
alteration. Sugar request
latter has consider ably advanced Flour has heavy
dropping while Corn has with ac,ive demand pcy
rates In Pfoylsions fair Of has
done without much change in prices Freghis have been
steady with fmer feeling in the
lions.
The Americas dyees appeared in columns Monday
morning with Liverpool dates the 18th They report
advancing Cotton market with sales Of 900 bales during
week including 10 800 for speculation and $500 export
rates showing advance Of for all qualities greater
improvement for Fair Orleans quoted at 7d and
dding Orleans At7Sd y D. The hand was stated
at 2a0oO bales Of which las, 600 were American.
COTTON. The demand fair Saturday and resulted
in sAlesof ahon 500 bales previous quotations On Mon
day wh the Americas advces at hand factors aSaDceA their
claims about M bat buyers did respond These toms
an improvement Of x60e accepted with Of $40
bales during the day. Ihe demand fel Tuesday when
barely oo bales sold with unsettled and dull market
bat without any material alteration prices Wednesday
few buyers came forward and large lots which
rged the usiness Of the day aO0 bales the rates being
generally within the range previous agares hut on Thurs
day the market dull again. with sales cf barely 1000 bales
irregular aud generally easier prices for buyers Yesterday
1000 bales sold making or the week Of Sc o
bales, she market closing at the range follow
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brokers' There people in the city from almost every section
Of the Union. On departing they do daily, they invest
their spare funds change in the Issues Of banks OF their
specve localities which good demand and has rather
all the Of banks Of good standing The free
banks Of Tennessee exception and appear be the
decline. There doubt but what the banking business
Tennessee Is done
There have been receipts Of silver coin this week Mex
dollars have been taken lOz@lOAG The Mint opera
ton for the past month show decline The reduced
the funds Of the Government prevents any purchases Of bullion
and coin unless payable in kind Purchases Of silver
payable in silver coinage and bullion and coin both
coinage.
Land warrants have increased in supply and slight decline
has taken place.
We usual weekly quotations Of coin and
being the rates Of John Wood Camp and
mon streets
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COMPETITION or THE CALIFoRsrA STEAM RoprK.
Under date Of the Gath ult. the Washington CORES.
pondent Of the Baltimore Sun writes
AT length there Is prospect of A eomnlesion IN N.
lins 81 steamship communication across The Ishmus
OF Panama The opposition line is 70 commence RIM
ming on the STU Of March. The regular mail line
have, therefore, reduced thor passenger fare for
Caiforns oneihif OF more This viii 6e good news
for fiaigants 10 California; the number Of which i
likely 20 be Increased by the pressure Tor employment
10 the pnpnlons cities aud districts While one fth
Of the population OF the city OF New York require
tae aid OF public or private charity for their support
ample employment Is 10 be foand for gold digtess or
diggefs OF potatoes on the Pacific shore The new
line viii perhaps take passengers for sin lower rate
than is competitor.
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ecoan The Price Current OF that city, Of the 18th instant
says.
A. navigation has been greatly by ice since the
date Of last review and almost entirely suspended
part three days Che receipts cf produce by the rivers
nearly cut on and the supplies railroads inconder
able 10 attract the attention OF bayer and the business Of the
market hs n consequence been Of The most limited character
and confined chiefly TO local Of the city Dealers
Yesterday the river closed being blocked by the ice
one or two points below the city, but The weather very
pleasant and becoming milher.
In the absence Of business In the produce market money
matters very quiet The banks aud bankers
supplied with ney and find much difficulty In using safely
10 advantage. Prime local and commercial paper Is IN limited
supply and large deHnd, becoming
change continues IN limited supply but the bankers selling
rates unchanged Currency Is 10 less supply and better
nand and the rate has declined The banks
sight exchange premium for gold l1S
for Missouri money and present exchange
rency premium. Time bills readily passed
81 per cont per month"; and strictly No. bills fraction
less
The Cincinnati and Louisville markets improving. The
0axette, Of the 18th. remarks as follows
The money market Is without quoiabe change The offerings
the supply of capital but IN onsde circles very e good bust
to be had and all that offered Is taken freely
lfal5 per cent. mostly Al the inside figure.
The quotations for exchange nnalieed The supply Of
Eastern u equal 70 he demand but New Orleans continues
scarce Accetahle hills taken freely equal 10 10
cent for 60 days. Gold is in moderate demand
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1'oNTQHARTnAIN IAN.


city at and O'Clock p NJ
Horse Car will the city depot every morning at
O'clock and the Lake every night the
train. Extra special trips when required by notifying
conductor.
Station House has been erected at GENTLY Ridge where
the steam train will stop when requred-going down
o'clock A. NJ. and o'clock p NJ and coming up O'Clock
H5-Fare to and from GENTLY Ridge by Horse Car 10
Conductor must have timely notice TO stop. NJ If
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EAFN Ell RS ) + X 70 i 4EfIsH \ D S5iM

alvestoH Indianola ~-szezs911z-
(Powaer Horn )Saving One Days Time, well Re.
dueed Rates for passage, freight and insurance
Leaving every SUNDAY and THURSDAY, by the NEW Or
LEANS AND OPELOUSAS RAILROAD
Connecting at Berwcks Bay with the and splendid
steamships ALV ESr0N and MAGNOLIA of 1900
then each built expressly for this route
to avoid the dangers and delays heretofore arising
sage Of the Texas bars
Passengers will leave New Orleans from the Ferry Landing
opposite Jackson Square, SUNDAY and THURSDAY
MORNING, at7e O'clock commencing Thursday, the Of
February, 1858
The MAGNOLIA, Capt Jones, will leave THURSDAYS,
and the q GALVESTON. Capt. T.. p. Terry, SUNDAYS
Returning the days Of leaving IndiaDoa will be WEDNEs-
DAYS and SATURDAYS. and Galveston SUNDAYS and
THURSDAYS.
Freight will be received daily Sundays excepted atthe Com
pany Landing in New Orleans the foot OF ST. Louis
and will be transported through ports Of destination without
extra charge kind the lowest heretofore
by the line Of outside steamers.
For freight passage apply the office Of the Company
he only office Of the line In New Orleaas
and Lvee Streets opposite jackson Square, where cabin plans
Of the steamers may be and staterooms secured.
A. B. SEGER, Vice President
myll II N. o., Opelousas and a. W. Railroad 90.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

MAYORALTY OF NEW ORLEANS }
City Hall, I'd day OF March, 1853
Common Council Of the City Of New Orleans.
No. 1856.
Whereas, BY ordinance No s4 the Common Council appro-
pated for the alteration and repairs Of buildings
The GENTLY road the Of $500 which said placed
in The hands OF the Commissioners of the House Of Refuge and
by them deposited in the Branch Bank Of Louisiana.
And Whereas there still In said bank since June % 1858
balance the credit Of the Of the House
fuge amounting to the OF s., 6l II. BE it therefore
Resolued That the Executive Committee Of Of
fuge be and they hereby dec ed to withdraw the said
aud alter having reported the amount tn Comptroller
It over in the Cry Treasury.
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
[Signedl II. NJ. SUMMERS,
President Board Of Aldermen
Approved March 2, 1888.
Signed oHAs. NJ. WATERMAN, Mayor. MS 81
No. 1868.
Whereas An relative to the Car0ndeet Canal and Nayi
CATION OF New Orleans has passed readings
the Legislature Of the State and may become Injurious
the best interests and At the time uhyersye Of the chart
cred privileges and authority Of the Common Council within
the city Of New Orleans, therefore be it
Res0red That Joint committee of four members OF the
Board of Aldermen and four members the Board of Assist
Aldermen be appointed by the chair TO take such said
ascertain all and every Of the conceived Innovations
renty contemplated the cys chartered rights and
that delegation from the city may the Legislature
Of The STATE such OF the Common Council Of the
mental city through
ehaT Ia it. amended FORM from the Legislature OF the State
Of Louisiana.
lsignedl H. NJ SUMMERS,
President Board Of Aldermen.
lsignedl J. MAGIoNI,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
Approved March 2 1858
tsgnsd GHAs. N. WATERMAN. Mayor. ms "a
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EXPORTS.
INDIANoLA AND GALvEsToN-steaniship Mexico
$50 -four bb whisky 90 sacks coffee % hhds
100 bbs moases 20 do pork 50 casks bacon 50 kegs lard
$50 boxes bacon.
LIyERPOOI-Ship ThaRtta266 bales cotton 34 Heroes
and 2d9 bbs lard 26 logs mahogany 76 slaves
ST PETERsBURG-Thip Pro,ector-ls02 bales cotton.
LIvERPooI-Ship Argouaut-Sl60 bales cotton and $3.50
sales
cADIZ-Bark Govani Bapse7 hhds tobacco 20 boxes Of
tobacco, 81 0oO slaves,
IIvERPooL-Ship Riga-ll9 bales cotton 81 IS sacks corn
500
SABINE PAss-Sehr Hannah Martin--565 bbs aonr, 60
moiasses bhls whisky 30 do pork IA bhs and 10
hhds sugar $40 pcs casting, pcs iron 100 kegs nails 1892
pkg groceries, I76 do mdse, go sacks o0Hee.
PENsAOoLA-sehr Mary Ellenl50 sacks bbs HoIT
dn OIL . cA.ks hncon.
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We give the Of duties received the Custom
this port for past four years 1t will be
there very little decline during the year ls5 from 1856 while
every important port the falling Of has very
large.
Of duties collected merchandise imported
foreign countries through the Custom House OF New Orleans
for four venrs