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FIVE PREPARATIONS

adapted to the deficiencies of the Blood In different diseases
coughs, Colds Bronchitis any affection whatever the
Throat Lungs inducing Consumption No. which also
the No. for Depression of Spirits Loss of Appetite
Chronic Complaints arising from General Debility
and Nervous Prosration. No. 2 for Liver Complaints No
for Dyspepsia Being already prepared for absorption
taken by dops and carried Immediately into the circulation
that What gain you RETAIN The No for Female rregu
artes Hysera Weakne See special objections for
this. For Salt Rhsam Erupons scr.fnous Kidney and
Bladder Complaints, take No. s. In all directions
must be strictly 70 lowed. Price of the Blood Food 81 pei
bottle.
Sold by CHURCH & DUPONT No. 406 Broadway, New
York; ). WRIGHT CO., No. q I6l Ghartres street o.
j. Woop CO. ST. Louis No. and by all respectable Drug
gists throughout The country
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sandford,s randy oathartic pills,

Compounded from pure Vegetable Extracts and pnt upin
Cases. air tight, end viii keep in any climate.
The Family Cathare Pill is gentle and Gaihartio
shish he proprietor has used in hs pacse Than
years The anly increasing demand from those who hast
ongn.ed The Pill. and the satisfaction which all in
gard their a, induced phce hem wi hin the reach
81 all The Profession well knew thai different GAthacs
afeient NJ the b1weis
The Family tahartic Pill has with due reference This well
established TACT been trors variety OF thr
Extracts which ske every pH aiinan
AIRY canal good and safe in ali where's
needed such Encouragement of the Stomach seefiness
Pains The BACK and tos testsenes. Pain and Serrhuss
the whole bety hnm sudden cold which feqa' ntly u
nesenied end y s9Hse o. fsssr iass Of appetite Creep
weeh In the Head all tiiammaiory Diseases Mo,ms 10
children Adns rheumatism, great Purifier Of the bleed
many diseases which fehh heir
mention in this advertisement Desc to spiee. Dimes
The liver and Family tihartic Pills retaed
druggists generally and ela BY The trade in all thu large
: r W. SANFORD. NJ. D.. Manufacturer and Proprietor,
J. WRIGHT 4 CO..
Wholesale Agents,
mN&w And sold by every Druggist
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RED RIVER PACKET co
PARISH AND CITY OF NEW ORLEANS


BE IT KNOWN That this day OF June In te VAR
Of Lord One Thousand Eight and sixty and al the
Independence Of the United States Of America Tho Eighty
Before me- DANIEL ISRAEL RICARDO, "a N.,arv pnh,,c
aforesaid duly commissioned qualified and IN presence
of The witnesses hereinafter named and undersigned
sss az appeared the parties whose names are hereanto ny
Who declared that awaiting themselves of the provisions an
Act passed the Legislature oil the Louisiana entitled
Act for the OF Corporations for Works Of Public
and y ese sp aS as,
a gse and bind and boss whom they represent
and under the pulaes and regulations follow
ARTICLE +.
1s sa ny s is 1
cenenes business Act q Incorporation as soon as
AID Continue Fl s % @ Be ME- ana
PROVIDED for dng shh & a ssGSs
shall have and authority tue copoae name aoresa
1sEs and IN use g and be sued
convey property both real and personal aud nove.
citation has been formed appoint such officers ma
servants n II interest ana convenience may require to make
ecise and enjoy all rights powers and MI 70 Is
are BY law guaranteed TO corporations. N"S' -
[ ARTICLE H.
The for which This corporation ha, been formed is to
and ssa Rss e e products The valley
and 10 tic lily Of New Orleans and een nor I'll fSn
Offer also the United nails etc. In
Red Rivers and also afford the facilities to Residents
which this Company Is shall hereafter inreresod and for
al the purposes belonging and incidental to the navigation Of
said rivers and Their tributaries.
article fII
The object for which this corporation has been foed i; "a
maintain seambe for the taiion compensation
Orleans Shreveport Jefferson and above be Red Rivnr ~
and all Intermediate landings. 49,
.5.5 ARTICLE Nv. =,t
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DIR. ossooD,s INDIA cHoLAeoeuE

DIR. OsGooD's INDIA CHoLAGoGUE
-cuREs- ...=a5
Fever and Ague Chis and Fever Dumb Ague Intermittent
and Remttent Feyers, Liver Complaint, Jaundce,
largement Of the Liver, Enlargement Of the
Spleen, and all the various forms OF
5.5 BILIOUS DISEASES
This invaluable medicine prepared from extensive
practice Of several years bilious climate known
fell curing Fever and Ague any diseases sboy
named a-.. 57as
Those who suffering from affections this kind as as
those who have become nvads from their upon
stution will and the INDIA CHOLAGoGUEa most invau
able remedy for Purifying the blood thoroughly cleansing
from the system the morbid effects of bilious climate
Tbs wonderful effects Of Choagogue Graduating from
tho human only explain ts extraordinary agency In
the speedy thorough and Of Fever Ague
the grades Of intermittent remittent fevers
has tested thousands of casea b,
all who used it, of the greatest Fever and Agut
remedies extant.
Be ask for Dr. esGOoD,s INDIA GHoLAGOGUE
there many connerfeits offered for sale.
For sale in New Orleans wholesale RETAIL at proprieto
prices, by
q and Isl ohartres street.
General Agents.
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a Coon PREAcHER.--Some years ago, Capt. Jno.
Eagles kept the Aurora House; and capitaIiy he
kept it, in capital village, on the eastern bank of
Z" old Caynga." He was an old salt p had cir
COMMUNICATED master of ship Y several times !;
had not forgotten how to .splice the main brace''
when needed was as :" jolly as a fourtopma in a
calm; and such yarns u as he spun, not untre-
quently. astonished all his hearers, even Andy.
who had made six weeks vyage in Joon, an,
seen all sorts o. weather an shipwracks, and era
thurs that wor niyir seen afore any way-barrin
the cap'n's.n
Well, the captain and his family purposed to
visit New York. The little steamer neared the
dock. and Andy stepped in to take a small smat.
ther.''
An IS it lawn We are, eap'n 2, asked Andy.
Yes,e was the answer.
Is it any lingth ye'l be away2 q" again asked
Andy.
The captain. drawing on one of his " tough yarn
faces, replied: Yes, Andy shall be gone long
time. President Polk has appointed me Minister
to Rnssa.n
Begorra, AM that's mighty quare,n thought
trunks?n
On the deck Of that little steamer Andy.grasped
the hand the captain warmly and sympathizingly
us the last bell was ringing, and burst out: Good
bye. can'n-good bye t'ye; aud God be good to
the Rapshyans, for it's the highth of good preach
ing yen give 'em, barrin' the diyil the word of
thruth there'll he In itln EKniekerhncker
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DEATH ON RATS AND REACHES.

WILSON'S GENUINE RAT AND ROACH DESTROYER,
guaranteed TO he the safe and ecv
the destruction ofthese troublesome vermin
Be sure and ask for WILSON'S RAT AMI ROACH DE
sTEoYEk there spurious articles offered for
farsale by J. WRIGHT 4 60,
b 6u&W n and lBl CharsAs street
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P. Cas-. CuyEILIER,
o. l.. kERNIoH Il
WALTER H. PETERS, N. P.
certify the foregoing copy original extant
in archives.
Witness har,, and seal at New Orleans the 10Th day
of April A. b 1860.
All BOT WALTER H. PETERS N p
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The object for which this corporation has been formed Ia "a
maintain seanbo It's for the taiion corpensation
of passengers, reights the United States ec an
Orleans 10 Shreveport Jefferson and above the River Raf
and all intermediate landings. ~
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A TLANTIC DRY DOCK, ALeIERs
nYEiNts........,...DY iGlN s4..........Ds Elm q
BoNTEMPs DYER AND sCoURER,

-SUGAR-SUSaAR-FuR SALE, A VERY
superior second hand Sngar MILL Steam Engine and Boiler
complete with all connections anil roller "a inches
etar by fest inches in length steam ~ inches diane
of cylinder by ~ inches length boiler 20 nches
diameter by % feet long l set of Sugar Kettles two
wrought iron Tanks IL hogsheas capacity each Apply
II. w. C..CdOK.
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IN the Of death resignation of any Of the Directors
tie shall be filled by an election by tho Stockholders,
afer ice Of ten days to be posted the office Of the
ny Vacancy in The off Of President shall be filled by The
Board Of Directors the first meeting Of the Board such
vacancy occurs by the election Of of its al the
vacancy Vacancy In he office Of Secretary shn also be filed
By the Board Of D II the FIRST ting of the Board
nrh vacancy by slecng OF the Stockholders said
office the esident Of he Boa shall have tho power ap
point Secretary TO act until the election Of Sccrea-
ry, as herein provided for
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HENRY ts.,l.iti1aANN. 3Z.@
E DRg6gisT AND APorHEc4RF,
Nos. 81 and 50 Canal street.

CAROLINA COW pEAS-iUSI RECEIVED
~ harleson, GlW PEAS sHie hy
rsyk # Ra.E 81 f,nrrrnar sweet
NLARET 60o + ktrpper's Margaux, quarts and
~ pints, for sale by Z - & WoLFr,
myu conner Grkyisr and New Leyeests.
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DLANnEfSS, PATENTED CORD WOOD
l. GLITTER
The subscriber prepared PLANTERS
PATENTED CORD WOOD GUTTER and invites all parties
Interested in planting and the performance
which will working day. between the hours OF
Il and r. NJ the No. Canal This simple Ma.
chine will do, with hands, much fifteen negroes
+s9 TnnK Canal straat
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la w LNT,ELLIGENCE

BALTIMORE COUNTY COURT-JUDGE PRICE
TowsoNTowN, August 27.-The August term of
the Circuit Court for Baltimore county convened
here to-day. Among the forty-eight Jurors sum-
moned by Sheriff Wheeler, the Clerk, George H.
Carman, Esq, drew the following as Grand Jurors:
George NJ. Hiss: foreman, NJ. f. Parsons John
henson, Jesse Hoshal, Charles Ridgely, Frederick
Harrison, Jr., Nathan Nelson, William E. Gala
way, John Morris, Nicholas Burke, Peter F.
Cockey, Thomas Galloway, Edward D. Lyons,
James IL. Armacost J. B. Councilman, Victor
Holmes, George W. Allen, Laban Sparks, Noah
schotield, c. Gore, c. S. Stansbury, E. T. Ware
and William L. Fendall. 7 The remaining twenty
man, Powell Griscom, Matthias Iinthicum, Edward
Worthington, VIM. Stewart Henry Smith, Mathi-
as B. Townsend, Geo. E. O'Del, Ephraim w. FALL
lshmael Day, r. E. Edwards, Alfred Butler, Richard
A. Remare, John Haggardy, John Cockey, Jr,
Geo. w: Gill; Thos. Ii. Moore, VIM. H. Tagart, j.
Edwin Kemp, Luther Timanus, Elisha Wheeler
John H. Butler, John Pearse of Wm., Thomas
Reed, and Grafton NJ BOsley--The petit Jury
was discharged for the day, when the appearance
and trial docket, numbering 439 cases, was called
Official notice given that the civil docket
would not be called until tomorrow two weeks
The following removed criminal cases from Balti-
more have been assigned for trial as follows Ann
Manley and John Duncan, for tomorrow; John G.
Fitzpatrick and - Henderson, for Wednesday:
and Martin Bunnhimer, for Friday the 31st. The
only cases assigned were Isaac and George Perkins
Tor Thursday neXt.--This morning there were a
large number of the members of the Bar parties to
suits, witnesses and Others present, and Judging
from the interest manifested by the members of the
Bar, it is surmised good months work will be
done.--Judge Price has recovered from his re-
cent illness, and looks remarkably well.
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ST JOSEPH, Aug. 27.-The Pony Express has ar
rived, bringing San Francisco advices of the 18th
Ghas. 7. Duane has commenced suit against Capt
pearson, OF the steamer John l.. Stephens for $50
0oO, and against Capt. Watkins of the steamer
Ioiaen Gate, Tor the same damages, growing out
OF his being forcibly carried away from California
at the order of the Vigilance Committee. Politics
continued to be very exciting in California and Ore
gon. New party papers are starting, and old ones
are changing hands.
From British Columbia the steamer Oregon has
brought down S50,OOO in gold. A silver mine was
reported to have been discovered on the lower Fra
zer river Lead and copper mines similar to those
Sunerlnr ara q 81. ed
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ing, held at Newburg, Ind, last night was inter
rupted by band of men, led on it is stated, by SOL
keoker, the marshal of the town. Pistols were
hired into the crowd, and several persons were
injured.
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New ORLEANS, Aug. 25-Later advices from
Honduras say that Gen. Walker and ex-Presdent
Cabanas will probably meet in conference at an
early day, at Connavagua, when the basis of a
general government will be established, in opposi-
tlon to that of Gen. Guardola, the present incum-
hapf
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EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE
EAREICN
For Shipping Intelligence. see 4th page

LETTER FROM GARIBALDI TO QUEEN VICroRIA.-
The following is said to be the translate on of let
ter written by Garibaldi to Victoria
"YoUR NkJEsrY.-CalleG by my duty to nv Ital
ian fatherlahd to defend its cause in Sicily, have
assumed the dictatorship of generous people, who,
after long continued struggle, wish for nothing
but to participate in the nt tiOna life and freedom
under the sceptre of the magnanimous Prince in
whom Italy trusts. ..
"The envoy who presents himself to your ma
jesty in the name of the provisional government
which now rules this country, does not pretend to
represent special and distinct State, but he comes
as the Interpreter of the thoughts and sentiments
OF Two millions and half of Italians. By this til
lle peg your Majesty to degn to receive him,
grantlns kin1 audience and attention to what he
may Iespettully urge upon your Majesty in behalf
saI uS, oau59 nus ~ and noble part Of Italy
"To her Majesty the Queen of Great Britain and
Ireland" D'i'"'n anu
REMOVAL OF THE ANCIENT SARcopu ,or, ,--o,, ,,
PATENT OFFICE.-The old limestone saronnl.l.al Inn
which has so long been on exhibition in ~ dSs'
ment story of the Patent Office building an oS;eet
alike of curiosity and national interest to ali ny.
leans visiting that Institution, is about being rae
moved to the Smithsonian grounds, to be piaced
among the many other collections there of some
what similar character. This sarcophagus was the
repository of the Roman Emperor Alexander Seve
rus, and was brought to the United States in 1889
board the friaate Constitution, by Commodore
Jesse ID. Elliott, who intended it as resting-place
for the remains of General Andrew Jackson This
distinguished individual, however, it will be recol.
lected, while expressing his appreciation Of the
kindness of Com. Ef&ott, and acknowledging the
honor intended to be conferred upon him, declined
its acceptance, as being inconsistent with his ideas
Of republican simplicity Warrington Star,
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MIR. Douglas, southern Tour

PETERsEURo, Aug. 27-Mr. Douglas arrived here
this evening from Norforlk and met with an enthu-
slastc reception, three or four thousand per-
fired, and the multitude, accompanied bv band of
music escorted the distinguished visitor to Jarrets
Hotel.
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Another Advance i'm railroad Ere;sbt

ALBANY, Aug. 25-Another advance in freight
bound East has been agreed upon, between the New
York Central and Erie roads. The figures Just
aensf ger BB. 6R Hour ana" t6q t6qvanse vans pet ndHsd
pounds on fourth class freight above the low rates
of the present summer
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Blondin has been urged to desperation by the at
temps of his rivals to suppant him in the affections
of the public and adverses that he will on the 29h
repeat the feat of crossing his cable at Niagara
Falls With q man on his back.
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New york Rank s,,tcn,c,t
MIr. DOugIas nt Norfolk

New YORK, Aug. 27.-The weekly statement of
the city banks shows decrease of SsS9,OO in
specie; S53 3,OOOin crculation S767 900 in deposits
and an increase in loans of S62S, 900.
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Monttarp anA Commercial 8ttista.
BALTIMORE, August 81, 1850

BALTIMORE, August 81, 1860
The transactions in Stocks to-day light but for
almost everything the list the market steady and
firm. further advance of \ dollar per share was
established in Baltimore and Ohio Railroad sales of 67
shares of being made at SS4G4H cash and time 1t
closed regular way at Ss4 bid ssx asked Nothing was
done in Northern Central Railway, but it closed pretty
steady at S22R bid s22K asked regular Northern
Central bonds frmer than they have been for
days past sale of $1,000 1855 being made at 6s4 the
market for them closing 6S4 bid 60 asked The above
the only sale of Railroad bonds made. There was
but little inquiry for City 6s and the only made was
$500 1s7Os at 1Ol for 1905 lO24 was bid and
lO2H .asked. The Mining stocks were all pretty firm
Springfield advanced q, and Guilford \ Sales of 200
shares of the former stock made at and of 200
shares of the latter at So Silver Hill and Silver Valley
the only other Mining stocks in which there was any
movement, were both frm Sales 500 shares of the
former were made at 81 06 and of $500 shares of the
latter at $11@119. All the remaining Mining stocks
on the list steady at Saturdays quotations but no
sales of them made.
In New York to-day stocks were generally lower
Erie declined /; New York Central q: Reading IL
Cleveland and Toledo 81 Michigan Southern y; Michi.
and Gaena and Chcago2
SALES AT THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD
1880 MONDAY, August 27, 1860
S9Oo Balt 6's, '7O-l0l | 220O shs. Guilford NJ.
2ooO N. C. RR. bds Co. boo 3
- shs T. oRb6O-S44l Mining Co. 500 L. .06
~ -S4 | 400 shs. Silver Valley
20 b6O-S4hl NJ. Co. IL
200 shs. Springfield HOO do b6O-l l9
Mining Co. bl0-4EI
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Arrival of the Steamer Star of the West
NEW York, Aug. 27.-The steamer Star of the
west from Aspinwall was signalled below this
evening.
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The Steamer City of Baltimore Arrived.

NORFOLK, Aug. 27.-Mr. Douglas made I'm able
speech here on Saturday night before about 1000
citizens. He leaves for Petersburg this mornino.
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NEW YORK. Aug. 27.-The steamer City of Ba.ti-
more from Liverpool on the 18th has arrived. Her
advices were telegraphed from Cape Race
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LATEST NEWS.
TELEGRAMS.
ARRIVAL OF STEAMER NOVA SCOTIAN.
ADDITIONAL FOREIGN ADvICEs.

responding Letter from the POpe--Further
from Syria--Energetic Efforts of the Tur-
ktsh Government to Punish the Druses--
Massacre Mt Ballec Confirmed.
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MORE, TUESDAY, AUGUST %, 1860.

been very dull during the fortnight, but in and
aoout the latter the greatest tranquility prevails
Tea, ifi reach Shanghai at all this season, will be
very late.
THE LATEST.
GENOA, August l5.-The papers publish des
patch announcing the unopposed Decentralization
0! Garioaldl, with 5000 men, near Reggie, on the
night oftbe 10th inst.
The same dispatches report the evacuation Oft
fortress OF Scylla by the Neapoitans. Both these
reports are considered doubtful.
:, NAPLES, Aug. 1.-THE Court party insists upon
the proclamation of state of siege The govern
ment refuses.
The Patrie says that Austria has declared that
IN the event of Garibadi taking possession of Ma
pies austria would not wait for the attack, but
would proceed to meet the Garibaldian troops on
whatever point of the main land it might be neces-
sary.
MADRID, Aug. 1870, ,OOO, 900 reals of the indem
nifty have arrived from Morocco
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lotal unmanuttctured... lG ,996 go II sos 551
AS matter of no little interest to our tobacco
planters, we have computed, and give below, the
amount of duties collected by the Government of
Great Britain on the above quantities for 1859 and
iooo (sX months each year, respectively
Amount Of duties paid to the government of Greot
Britain on l69969l0 lbs of tobacco DURING neriod Of
nn IN IN 1897 1890 S49663
III looU... g. 232
Supposing the importation the last six months of
1861 to be equal to that of the first six months
Great Britain would realize, in one year. on the ar
ticle OF TOBACCO alone, a revenue of S26465 366,
W lth these hgures before us, we need not be sur-
prlsed at the tenacty with which the different gov
ernments of Europe still cling to their tobacco mo-
nopoly systems, while the great free-rade kingdom
OF ureat britain holds out to their view so liberal
an example of fiscal moderation
These Official reports, however, are pregnant
with useful lessons, if studied carefully, to our
shippers and mercantile readers generally. We
Ind that during the first six months of 1860 Great
GrItain re-expOrted, chiefly to Russia, Prussia
Hanover, Hanse Towns and Holland, of raw cotton
l,OSl,926 cwt, against 632, ,009 cwts. the CORES
ponding period of 1885, and of tobacco, unmanufac-
tured, the first six months of 1860 us 33l pounds
against 565l ,352 pounds the corresponding period
of the preceding year.
Why should we not be ourselves the direct car
rlers OF our products to these different coun-
tries? Our shippers most certainly could afford to
carry our cotton and tobacco to the ports of Russia
to Bremen, Hamburg, Swinem nd or elsewhere,
on as safe terms British shippers can re.export
direct European trade associations which we heard
so much last year? There is a wide field for prac-
tlcal suggestions and profitable operations in this
line; ana we hope soon to see something more sub
stantial, in the way Of beginning, than lengthy
protocols and exaggerated circulars,
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c,,t '.Z,5lS,ZOZ Lag, ,636 4.
'eme showing the quantity Of tobacco entered for home
consumption tSubject 10 duy) from January to June
5U; IN the years 1859 and 1860, respectively:
tNHTE-Tha countries of origin are not given
out the chief bulk comes from the United States.
1859 1860
T,L, Pounds. Pounds.
io'aeco-S[emmed'. .......... 7S60473 S,754Si7
ohStemmed .'...... 9,l36,439 ,7O4
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IMPORTS AT BALTIMOEE

HAvANA-Brig James Madison.-6s6 boxes sugar 80
hhds. molasses Kirkland, Chase & Co.
C0ASTWISE.
BosToN-Schr. Eliza Jane-400 dozen pals L. NJ
Beebe; 500 bbs. herring, order.
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In New York, on Friday night, there was
meeting at the Metropolitan Hotel, of the oppo-
nents OF Lincoln and Hamlin, embracing the friends
respectively of Bell, Breckenridge and Douglas
The object was to concert arrangements for mass
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AOtdi OWLS. 5,oY3,SlS S,399l05
statement solCtng the quantity Of 1oeat imported into
Great Brftaf and the countries aohence, from January
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Total quarters (of bush. each) 1908. 1856 l394432
During the period embraced in the preceding ia
. pie the imports of flour into Great Britain were as
follows: " -"