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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-26
HOUSE FURNISHING AND ARTISTIC ARTICLES.

He would respectfully inrorn the public that Just ar
rived from Paris with the first choice of Goods
Europe for this narkct-wbicl beauty taefunes. and
richness be excelcd by any house in America Among
other things TO which he would invite special attention.
Magnificent Parlor and Bedroom Sets of Furniture in Rose
wood and Mahogany Inaid Buhl Papicr Msche and Old
Oak Dningroo, Hall and Library Sets FINE CURTAIN
sTUFFS consisting Of Lapassade. Brocade Dauask Satin
silk Embroidered Bobnett Mislius large assortment
of TRIMMINGS for UPHOLSTERY, such as Tasse Looms
Fnees Cords Cornices Bands and Hooks. Also English Ia
pesy and Brussels Carpetn and Rugs and American
Window Shades Mating ec Mirrors Of all sizcs; Gilded
Woods for Frames and Conice Bronze and Porcelain Clocks
and ChandtehGs for Gas and Oil Fancy Vases Toilet and
Wassand See Cut Gssses China Dining and Tea Seal Of
which will be sold TT the lowest prices prevent all com
petition with uny house in the United States.
p. MALLARD,
p,r,l s.ro.. ..d on p;..-;,,.
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Wines, liquors, etc.,

NOS. Is AND Is ROYAL STREET.
supply OF CREME DE BoU2Y CHAMPAGNE in quarts
and pnts continually hand which equal the
this market. Also other brands quality
TOPAZ SHERRY, CABINET SHERRY, SIERRA SIIER-
RY, GOLDEN SHERRY, DUFF GORDON SHERRY AN
CHOIR SHERRY, SPARKLING and Still. HOOK. Old and
Fine PORT WINE, MADEIRA AND SHERRY WINES
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of The vintage l79 1898 1906
other brands WHISKY, of all descripons-Scotch Irish
Rye and Bouihon ALE PORTER in pints and quarts
Also on hand my usual assortment Of the
Wines and Liquors
in the market which will sold as any
other house in the city
SEWELL 4. TAYLOR
OF 2ply Nos. I3 and Is Royal street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-26
FROM SOUTH AMERICA.

Bolivia is in state of siege, and the revolution
lists trying to prevent the national forces from
descending the river.
VALPARAISO, Sept. 15.-An expedition is in
course of preparation for the purpose of chasti-
sing the Aracanian Indians, who are now in the
possession of the Island of Vergara, which the in
habitants have deserted.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-26
FROM CENTRAL AMERICA.

Mr.. Dmitry, our Minister to Central America,
had arrived at San Jose.
The Guatemala and British boundary treaty has
been ratified.
Several severe shocks of an earthquake had been
felt at La Mion and in the vicinity but resulted in
no loss of life.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 25.-The sloop-of-war Vim
cennes, now cruising off the west coast of Africa,
has been ordered home.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-26

TAKE CARE OF THY MONEY .'-Paley whose
mind was so remarkably expert, was particularly
clumsy in body. al was never good horseman,'
he used to say of himself, and when followed
my father on pony of my own, on my first jour-
ney to Cambridge, fell off seven times. My father,
on hearing thump, would turn his head half aside,
and say, Take care of thy money, lad, take care
qience!''
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DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE.


MATING UlsaStef.
Pass AL'OUTRE, Oct. 25-The ship Crescent City,
Delano, master, from Bath, Maine, has arrived here
in distress, with five feet of water in her hold.
Domestic Markets.
NEW York, Oct. 25.-The Cotton market closed
dull and prices have declined T.; the sales to-day
were 1900 baes-Mddling Uplands, liz to lls
The Flour market is depressed and further de.
cline of 10 to l5c. is reported-sales to-day IA 0oC
bbls. Corn closed dull-sales to-day, 1000 bushels
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-26
PATENT WHEEL GREASE

PATENT WHEEL GREASE
known for CarWheols and heavy gearing to Sugar Mills If
Oils for lubricatns purposes The company have made ya
bic improvements in their Grease which renders ii an
most indispensable article for Plantation use.
TIE GAS OIL
is manufactured especially Planters others who us The
Portable Gas Apparatus and superior article for that
pose The company recommend with full confidence their
NAVY PITCH
superior any sold in this market perfectly clean
and free all impurities possessing eagtc properties not
found in any other Pitch.
Arrangements have been made with the following Hardware
Merchants of this city who will receive and furnish the
products at the prices the regular agents the company
Mcssrs. sLARK, sTAUFFER 4 CO.
J. WATERMAN & BRO,
G. H. sLoCOM9 & Co,
JOHN DEIN d son,
FOLGER & CO.,
]. s. RELF & CO.,
McCUTCHON HOWELL
The Machinery Oil is fully guaranteed when purchased
through any Of The above firms When orders direct to
us from parties out of tho city, they must be accompanied with
the names of their merchants agents in New Orleans
G. C. BOGERT,
Agent for the Southern Oil Company,
72 Camp street, New Orleans
-Agents-
st. Louis-HENING 4 WOODRUFF. =
Charleston, S. CT. NJ. HATCH
Macon, Ga.-CARHART RoFF
s. TOBY, JR.,
oil 2peodlm General Superintendent of Railroads
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&c. NJ

article or animal which he may discover will an
swer his real needs Or please his fancy. Az we
remarked above, we anticipate that the coming
Fair will far exceed all previous in extent, variety
and generally attractive character, and should
gather to jackson representatives from all parts of
the SOUTH, who will find themselves amply repaid
for time, trouble and expense invested in the trim.
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The Southern Oil Company.
RAILROAD OFFICERS AND PLANTER

RAILROAD OFFICERS AND PLANTERS
Are requested this Comp,nys circular wherein con
tain the certificates of
The New Orleans, Jackson Northern Railroad
New Orleans Opelousas and Great Western Railroad
e. Pacific Railroad;
q. Ohio and Mississippi Railroad;
:. Terre Haute Alton and ST. Ieous Railroad
Since tho endorsement Of the roads res eccured the
agent has received thoRo Of
The Georgia Central Railroad
Macon and Western Railroad,
Western and Atlantic Railroad
And iaco Mr. Williams Of the Pacific Railroad eeyc his eer
'iacote February ast Oil has been pn further and
tests She road under his immediate
vision and resulted in his running 40 miles without onq
and without the Of talow which, with other oils ia
sy in order to keep boxes cool and by Mr. N
iiaEls to be superior to any he has used
On the Western and Atlantic Railroad eorga it was run on
entire train 800 miles without reong keeping the boyes
cool and free from gum which pronounced loo per cent better
than the lubrica,or then in
On three trains the Georgia Central Railroad It rur with
results without re-oing 900 miles This test yas made
by the gentleman having full charge that deparsen and he
the Oil superior any he has used an
rence of twenty-five years This road has also adopted the
elusive use Of our Oil.
From the accumulated evidence presented above must be
evident every totally blinded by prejudice that the
ubrcang Oil manufactured by this company worthy Of all
confidence and is the equal Of any in
If any time IL should condemned If traced it will he
found originate either in tho natural prejudice that exists
against Oil previously made from rosn from sheer
neglect in cleaning the machinery before using our on
Knowing these facts the Board OF Directors have instructed
the agent to fully in every respect for tho
for which recommended and planters arc palic
uary requested direct agent if there is
apparent defect Oil any complaints 50 as to epa
bic the company to dispatch agent Investigate into The
causes.
In any where should nc. give entire tho
Oil can be returned and the money refunded
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-26
NUMBER 1913,

a.si w ior mixed Whisky closed steady at 2sc.
Eastern Ness Pork, sl5 II to sl5 90. Lard closed
auii at lox to Lie Sugar closed buoyant at u 7c
for Mnscoyado. :" 'o'
River Intelligence.
FICKsBURG, Oct. 25.-The steamer Na..ho.
down att O'Clock, the Fairchild. New uneta 60
and the Quapaw at 2, the Meteor at 6. and Tho Nj
nehaha at o'clock this evening.
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The Oy(ti nury Draxyipos

OF Wood Eddy Co.'S lotteries will take place at Augus;a
Georgia follows:
Glass So Draws SATURDAY, Nov. s. 1880
Glass 46 Draws SATURDAY, Nov l2 1850
Glass As Draws SATURDAY, Nov. as 1859
Class 40 Draws SATURDAY. Dec. g. 1859.
Glass 20 Draws SATURDAY, Dec. 10, 1859
Glass 52 Draws SATURDAY, Dec. 2f 1859.
Glass IS Draws SATURDAY, Dec. 81 1859
Class 81 Draws SATURDAY, Jan. 7, 1860.
Glass IS Draws SATURDAY, Jan. A. 1860.
Glass 81 Draws SATURDAY, Jan. D. 1850
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-26
ORLEANS BASE BALL CLUB-The following scor,
was made by this Club in their match of last Sun
day, played in the Third District:


MAGNOLIA BASE BALL CLuB.-This Club exer-
cised itself Sunday in the old Third. Browns
side beat Guerns side by the respectable majority
of thirteen runs. the contest being all that the
muscle and science of the opposing sides could
bring FORTH Mr.. J. Delamare acted as umpire.
The following is the score:
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EXTRAORDINARY DRAWING to take place as above spe-
One Grand Capital Prize of s1oo, 900.


.r.uo APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
ipzcs of 5000 appoxnnting SlOOo0l prize 100
prizes of 5D0 spproSnating 10000 prize 1000
prizes of 800 npproxmating $1,000 prize 1900
prizes of SO npproSmating to 1900 prize 40
prizes of 200 approNmaiing TO l00Ot prize
70 prizes Of 100 approxmating to 5000 prize
pfi2cs O lUDUU
o7o prizes amounting to-. $4,000
Whole Tickets $2 Halves, *0 Quarters So Eight hs 81 10
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-26

sH1pwREok.-A dispatch of the 10th from Good
rich, Canada West, says:
The propeller Troxy, from Chicago, for Buffalo,
foundered last night, ten miles off Of Point Du-
buque A boat with three Of the crew came
ashore, but the fe-boat, with eighteen of the crew
and three ladies', has not been heard of.
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Oppositio,. state Ticket.

OppOsitiOs. State Ticket.
PoR GOVERNOR
TIIOS. j. WELLS, of Rapfdes.
FOR IIEUTENANT-GOvERNO
Hon. JOHN RAY, of Ouachita.
FOR ATTORNEY-GENERAI,
THOs. j. DURANT, of Orleans.
FOR AUDITOR PUBLIC ACCOUNTS,
THOMAS c. ANDERSON, OF st. Landry.
FOR TREASURER,
DIR. JEHU PERKINS, of f. Baton Rouge.
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE,
Hon. f. w. BLAKE, of Terrebonnc.
FOR SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC EDUCATION,
II. H. CUNY, of CmtahouIa.
FOR COMMISSIONER OF BOARD OF PUBLIC WoREs
@'" FIRST DISTRICT
DR.. PHILIP YEISER, of Orleans.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-26
1he Extraordinary Drawings

or Wood Eddy 4 Co.'s Single Number Lotteries will take
place public the supen,cndence Of Commission
srs, at Augusa, Georga, as follows:
Glass No. Al Draws SATURDAY Nov. 10, 1850.
Glass No 81 Draws SATURDAY, Dec. H. 1879.
Glass No 55 Draws SATURDAY, Jan. 81 1860.
Class No GO Draws SATURDAY, Fol-. 49, 1860.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-26

the author of the hymn commencing: To Heaven
my awi has gone? p Does a boot ''treen grow.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-26
Cigars Cigars !!

Purchasers will always find in assortment of well
known brandsInenudad Flor de Puiadas Acrdana
Pancho RedoRa Cahorga Partagas Something Wash
inston Dos Hcsnaaas MAKO Habano, etc. at tho lowest
prices.
P. PRATS s. CO.,
o26 2pR % Commercial Place
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VOLUME XII.
v,O,,.i,aaft0sss .1mesicns. Party

ELECTION NovEMpER I, 1899.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-26

fHbphRiCh bELpks W. EAAEs
pELDEN s. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES TO s. E.
GRUMAE d Co-No IS Magazine street corner of Ora
vs New Or!eans Importers, Manufacturers Wholesale and
Retail Dealers IL
SOFT FUR, SILK and WOOL. HATS,
MISSES BIOOMERS
LADIES' BoNNEEs AND STRAW GOODS,
Of every description.
CAPS, UMBRELLAS, etc, etc.
n3s>Manufactory, No. GO broadway N Y. ie2l 2p5t-Gu
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-26
r OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

CHEAP FUEL-WHII.E THE PRESENT building is
~ going forward at the Station, the price of COKE
continued at tho low priceof CENTS per
barrel. -
It clean and pleasant fuel for house use superior 10
6ither wood or coal for cooking
AT this price 1t is full q per cheaper best coa
N. 0. ]. TISDAI.E, Treasurer
New 0reans Gas light Comnnny Oct. 10 lS5o nll II
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-26

W-A OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES months ago
= newspapers of this city, noticed the fact
lat we'll known citizen connected with the
sFress company, had deserted his wife and
Fadren, and run off with young woman with
aOm he had lived for long time upon init
pte te'r's. Nothing was heard of the alb.
fondins husband or his paramour, until recent
!, when bis wife learned that he was sojourn-
dsin Philadelphia. She went on to ttha city i'm
zsdiately, and was received by the repentant
husband with all the love and kindness itnagin-
Die The first act of the husband was
l1ch regretted, for the reason that.he had ma
= warm friends and has always borne a good
a'Ta't'F. The last act will sapplaudcd and
sjai;ei over for the same reason.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-26

s. Tho fTre11en.-The Independence Fire
c1fany of this city, are preparing to attend
e Grand Firemeh's Parade, at GAINESVILLE, on
e Sth of September next They are fixing
their apparatus which is one of the finest in
:: country, and expect to make creditable dis
~ If We are not mistaken, they will draw
Felnium of value and honor on the occasion
outstanding competing companies from
;sF cities. 1t is likely that the Rough and
.ady will also attend, though we are not Off
bly, advised.
The Guards Fire Company have invited some
&a'enylile Fircnen, who have consented to
Sc here on the last day of ouisFalr and add
as interest on that occasion. They will be
Suitably received and attended to.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-26

q There 'ocre about tllirty-four inches wa
: IA tue channel of the river, last evening and
nag slowly. The ROsalie, and Albemarle, ar
80 yesterday morning having been detained
log the night previous. The former boat
''as! evening for Cincinnati, with moderate
=. The Camden, formerly owned by Capt.
:. =. Sweeney, was sold the other day for
s'So0, She started for the South, last night
, ss'fse OF her new owner, who, we under.
'ADu' designs 10 iun her up one of the bayous.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-26
West Liberty Acade.7,,7.Il,r5

HIS Institution will commence it's second session on
the first Moaday ofSeptember ltislocsed near
The village fNest Liberty Ohio county, virgi6a IN the
Hset of beautiful country slii m
q mo raj and Industrious community. -
Encouraged by the success past session. tile author
tiles OF the Institution greatly Increased tn. ,neaS -
boarding and accommodation. 1853 -
me corps OF Instructors as been secfinp
The services OF Prof T. Bradbury ofFaterylie Cefie
Maine who takes charge of the Of
ana and assistant teacher in the female depart
Lnsit Mr. and Mrs Bralbury with the highest
s'Ua7 fr9gs chs College
a. F. Ross, A. M,4 Principal, aad Prof. Ancient Ian
guaSes, Bellies Letters, and Moral Science.
j. Il BRADBURY II Of of Mathematics NATURAL Sctnce
GEo Ross, Assistant in male departments.
F. a w. Smiley, priuca OF the Prima fJeD9F
Rs BRApBrKT Teacher OF Painting Drawing, and
assistant in The female department. - fSSx
N IsS FRANK MCCULLOUGH, Teacher OF Music. ~
no effort Will be spared by Principal to maintain this
sittution the high position which already aSsnl
cd and to sndsrt in every way worthy of the public
OsGesI giving etaed account OF the Insit
tuition, can be nd by application Principal WEST
Liberty Va a the 'lntelligeucer Office, Wheeling
l"aTkers3urg Gazstte and wesburt; 1sraIh copysone
augll-tilsep1 - - = = - :" y
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49,. p! Rs;EE3T;I3.AIL MARKED.
BY TELEGRAPH-

Aug 3cotton dull: 500 sold Flour trm
SS ppas; Soii. Wheat firm; sales 10000 bus mtSr
S us so S Ss ghtse Ksngsky dull 12 COO
a Ri slightly deelIhe mess $l4 prim. SiSsh
soGt i c az sugar advanced on The week Fjof
Tor southern for Ohio, and &E,25@56
trd al 81 R.S sales
IN q. a. eXtra1a nily at $68 and 10 trade Mt ska
sg f trssn grSnn superfne extra
"a * Gr sStra,and fancy Rye Flour steady at
$500 anu corn SIeal at SS62E. Wheatis In limited de
5SSD s Sgs sold at
an advances 3Hao bus. prime sold at Sc 2S6
store at 81 90 bus new Delaware sold at
Dol aetIe with sales of GOOO0 lbs at as arse
Dor Tub washed and full blood Provisions Fr1es
AT siS Lard commands 1l1(91l1f In bills and
Missy active and scarce 500 bills; Ohio sold at 2fJ
CScISEAT1, Ans. 25Rlour held more firm Mt 7at s5
per hus, red white Io@tl5 Corn steady mt
oats dull a! i2c Whisky advanced t.
@and$ mess pork relaPstng sympathy with the
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Adm,rs Of Jalnes aI6son. tlec

Trust Sale.
virtue Of deed of trust from Andrew Murdoch and
~ wife, to the ersgned da ted The i4t S,,cS 1Sss
ard recorded In the CLERKS Office OF County Court Of
ONO co1nty In Book 49, page 239, oath Sep
tnoeT 1907 at IL O'Clock a. b., at tie door Of the
Court House in the city Of sale pub.
lie auction to the highest bidder, lot lumber
Charles street in the Buena Vista 10 said
Eethgr with the comfortable house on The
title Is tndsputable. Terms, cath ss=--5-s- -
aug2U-dtd JOHN NTIRDoCK 4
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-26

-"As Would if She Codla. n-The absurd
custom ofladies kissing each other when they
NEE, is rendered superlattvely ridiculous by
seae which the Barnesville Intslligencer de-.
scribes as having taken place at the Central
Ohio Railroad Depot there, an evening or two.
Snce. a lady on the train was recognized BY
ae Standing upon the platform. With a cele-
Jig which showed her affectiOnate nature
Fbe Litter hurried TO the car, and setting
he hand of her friend, endeavocred. to
make "toer eyes and two lips meet. -
Fat vain. The young lady was too short, or
be car was too high. She raised herself to her
81 heisht-stoOd on tiptoe-jumped up-but
u 10 no avail. The scene was ludicrous in tho
ltreme and had the meeting been that Of
isen Vic. and the Princess Royal, We would
ave been incapable of suppressing our risbili,
es.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-26

From P9sertY Pofat. Yesterday alter.
noon moon Mr. Nolan, of Poverty Point 7cabtrs
wheeling, pulled his wife out Of bsdsb1 IN
, n9lriof the head because she, refused TO e:yS
nln money to Bpywhisly. Officer Lancaster
went up to see what the row amounted to- and.
iaseestaihihg the facts requested Nolan to come
along Mr.. Nolan ssidshe would if ne could
getJusticei He was doubly assured do on p this
point, and upon arriving at AID Qugley's,got
tnlFty days on the chain gang. -: - !.
'W-7ae large hogshends which are piled.
ono upon the other, in front Of our Office s. or,
Quincy street, can get along very well without
any assistance from certain mischievouslv dis
posed persons who pass along from their revels
curing the night Its fun .forthose who. knock
tnese things down but its death on those who
nave to put themsup every. morning.
first 4rrigal.-W Wheeler. Gs,.Lakin. No
~ Main street, above the NJ. and II. Bank,
nave received and are receiving a splendid stock
o. yesstngs, pantaloous, &c., of the very latest
style, which the: public are requested to cali.
ana NJ. see. A few days longer viii complete one
Of the finest stocks of goods ever brought to the
S.ty'
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FOR sALE or RF. +


oEFERfor sale the Min as the
n Woodland Slii!, containing three OF Burrs with
al! the modern There also an exceznt
sstt OF Cardtns MACHINES
merry II required conneced with the mill Possession riv
Gu I'M vulately,l required. & II ~ Sol
ALSO Tor sale, two faF1U each containing over one hun
dre aud sixty ar5es Which about 5
undE acres cleared excellent ana In good state
OF cultivation, with an Orchard and Erge
heEeon On the other about ty acres cleared
with good Orchard and liuItlinEs.
Also, one lor Of ground containing about ssve cros
high state OF cutyaon with two frame Dwelling Houses
thereon large Store House, with cellar underneath b:a
smith shop and sabng for eight horses together with
9ter that are All Te foperty
Is situated within and miles OF the Ohio
on lsn Greek Marshall county on the Fish Greek Turn
PIKE leading to Bolton, on the b. o. Railroad
This is Of the best locations in n w Virenf
purchase Of wheat and other grain. above
offered onhe following terms: 0nefourth oft nTcisse
money to be paid in hand and the balance equal s1I
OF one two and three interest fro.. date
giving negotiable note with approved security f'
any person have the opportunity
tis ial It required; also be supplied wifi All EIs
OF stock and farming utensils,
FOR further tntoImston, apply subscriber
PAe!iISSS..- - ~ - = III OEEBROOK{ = 4
anSll d&wlm Woodland, Marshall CO. va
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ARRIVAL sDF THE STEAMER AMERICA A.
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SAcRvILs N . J,lya3 rtSs,,a
America from T.ivarnorl .en 1,LotI SfiS f.
Efivedat DalTfaxxs this &c ii IL AZ
Boston at an early honr ei,SS W.
shall, in consequence Of Ibo; IStsnascGff
be unable to commitment over tho To.,it,t
in Season for the morning Journals and inrnisb
only a brief nbStfact oF ~ 4 ~
but the full dctailswilI he e ~
p. III napers. 81 As5ils3 7Es 80 Z,
/ The Indian. from o uelecf or, Ttl,. ent(
rived at Liverpool on Aus 1Oth HAVING ,n,sE3os
the passage in about IN dsyss
TheisteamshipiG reat Rritoin fro,, Nov, Xt,,,.5
on!July 2Sth arrived II T;vor,n,,nI M
inst. = - = 9 9stl
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arrived nj 9.a
Tb y ;l, sa. Ito'' va t"e Aotn
bntitSa cohtlpued IN session,
assen It, them
coc,S;1os sumo ol US slttilgs The pro-
II ,g9s rero-,s5 ny secret. -
No. ~ way oi{ tnat the
pi ar.na matt
of oTIs lunt Lie ltlends
a fbraatenina' ',.5I; u.s. nlsnl
tween some gs,cin nIace De-.
tNeen sothe austrian aud Prussian soldiers ut
k = Z I,Go5 p,,..;. - - y.
AGsM RasS!an loan of millions and
in4he moneysmarket.
LIVERPOOL T.! G S MARKET Fair Orleans
mIddling q; fair Mobile nddIing ri 1916; j.
fair Upland 81, middlimS 1916. Stock import
is estimated at 639, 600 bales, Of which 5T7, 900
were American:
=. LlilYEKPoo1.-7I Breadstuffs market is quiet
o9 Il, steady. ~ 4tif,in1s5 -
PROVISIONS were declining and holders press
ing thelE stock on the market. lss 49, 5.
= ifAyllEs M REET-Co Cotton had,decIined 1fa2G;
New orleans Tres Ordlnaire was quoted at 1871
and Bas at 1O6f The sales of the week were
LONDON MoSEY Ma RkEf..-C onsols tfor. money
closed on Friday at 95a904. =
1865 ---------=
|. NVAsHISAToS, August %. 1t is known that
qreport has5lDr some months prevailed of the
probability that Commander Maury, in charge