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yMGEsrhx Erraz1EEEa,
ofcr Llshl-hOass Boafc,
January i6, leaS.
yEpaEAgE sEALED PROPOSALS. win b. rscrivsd al an o.
isas sor Tuppsns lsh
o q Ssanas' s @ e = a,sia sas $ s = hT y
sr sasssehasesls al opssn centTsrtps
.asse 1sss ~ ~ = hpuas n PRIME saes o. o. sss,s s ins
respectively and aSe s Treryr named he
La No u sawrsh suoas
psusree sperm ol, ase
z2,poo lt~eDis-twp ahoasane) gsleus bssl spring
strained Or pressed spssa sa, 70 he delivered On
LO Ne aas isanesa beuaans gallons bes winter strained
prcss~d sperm si, and
lh.ooo tsneen inoussna Eailnns sprinssirAlnsd
az p'rs-rd sperm on, - be dsiserse an Ihe lsi
Lot slsoos fsx,ssn saoa
oas and
pressed spss@ ga. % be aeisssFsa as above On
FoG THE LAKES.
Lo 47soo hundEea gallons
s .-sss s.ssss ssa,sas . ssssss ss a a a
.srs.srn pressed OIL " he aofsnisa ai
ssa sa1s s ,sssss 40 T. On H. @ lss % sss y A ss
~ mardaaes aiies Gss opening of ihs h1ar ca
as saas hundred and hng9 saliaa. ss- w'H'sf-
saa tiou5 hnnased asa nav gAsaas essi spring
strained % sssssre Sperm sdl to be aeissIse y
Plaliahargs New York isth aas Of ApEl,
1855, immediately after opening Of The EFis
sninned places or ihe iah ans asas be an mail
bound sA%s a. pn sas, ss M e, s.sass containing ou
l the af transportation, nkHse, heifs
the elraeiugs, MI
made Of o
cnnlraciur's warenDu@r, plac. of o. pose
nf required aoursde Of
shall delivered when shall be
the supply
the
dsiivery liberty deliver
authorized OF lSh @siabhuer the
avey and shall be entitled lhelstr within hern
anysfs delivery.
proposals.
usual Of specific Winch il
impse, by soen
by whom tiar duty
the Light House bust before viii acceeG Tire
npa 81 IA degrees
Fnruuhet, osrs and the u
Of degrees os FaisF-nhe,i lower.
Proposals viii be considered m sach lof
wsoe qasny rqaired the epltan Of the bidder
several iots dr~gna.d Nos = The
eypirity the proposed
sers quantity ni price
per saiann 4uaiy oli.
All bIas endorsed Prsrosals fer OH jor
envelope, directed
Lsbs Hvuee Baarr, Washington d.
wih security the department
penalty hftot
required of each ennd
hin days atier OF the bid
board, under the the
bd though bs the lowest frnm other
sianrarion- than
BY rdHr of The Light House Board;
THORNTON A.. JENKINS,
ls--2sswInlsfFe ,ls5a Secretary.
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James Putnam James r.
granted Jan.es Puinam
1881, aG machine
from mouths OF narburs sc for
of SAID which
OF 9th May, fes5-
petition 0hScs
2Jd April l2 O'Clock, All
IL
xny petition ought be Enntad.
obecfpns specially
rpdu filed by
10 transmitted
plcation.
closed 18th OF April
morning of that day the
gum nj within hereafter.
published Union, lniei
D. C.; Scientific Amer
can Evening Argus Philadelphia, Pa Inquirer,
yieu 70 the uf Apriln nex tns o. herring
CHARLES MASON,
Comm of
R-Edifors papers please copy,
bir Patent Office with containing notice
Ian Ii--law3w
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PHILIP DRKoohBRoxg and o.hsrs

fHLif DkAoohbh"nA A"n eshHir Ci=css
\, "a, - 49, county, sitting equisy
of certain rea eAtns
hil of ronrsanans The na states thai fhap
William D. ElHrkf 3oshna
Ann e. Clark, Lurania BoeRh, we
ttrmery Larania curks Ei-mira d. Newman
julia SeZ-d n tenants
Of Carrne roun'y Ihut
be said sell tho
proceeds thereof between the
parties according 10 their juss proportions
Mai ID. Clarke Ann l.. Clarke Jasaaa d.
Carks julia A Clarke Luransa Born wiie OF VIII
R0ean. Of Maryland II nd
causing tbs
inseref published Washington
June noticr the
substances Of inu hli
solicitor, befre
efrsraa
If wiy a ought prayed.
r. y. H0PPER.
True TEST: THOMAS r. CAREY Clerk
(lctober e, 1855, l4-law3wNp
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Improved sTaneesae for rapelTmpoTfaf cAeage g aAs
use.
THE late aompesion
ing does, by ahorI and dssref
raiuad w ali peronr Of
greatly InersAned sd
snntases through
day, kopens 81 ls3s, viii b- iolewH
FOB THROUGH PAssENGERs.
Two fasa Haus daily run direction Firsr
leaving inssaf O'Clock,
heretofore rxeepl sunday arriving al " hreng az
m hersspuss, running tirough Mhenlng
reaching 40 ~, Tins u &ash
burg jaime Run Piedmou RowieshIrr,
FarUnEs0a, MouBdssS.
and meals Beth these trains make
regular m the CenH ohin rona m
brdse Zasesvie Newark Luisve Day
Detroit, Chicago g. Louis
leaving Baltimore ua tram wH reach Cln
there a the nexi night being ke but one n on e ouie BY
either
points, the C-Ee
railroad all when he Ono nargabe
for between "hc1f and Hisyi ~ eHvng hnnort
Eearnlns The trains leave wheslinr express
train at 3Sp rsaching Baltimore AZ 3 a M he nah ain
al Al As p. reaching Baltimore ri = p m
Through BY Wheeling Cor Ctaelnnsti haGson
Louisville 81 Lcus and other river cts viii be sed al h Wes
when The o water viii admit
Through ashng1oas and all
eies the West are sad az ahe c&ei Offices
Of lbs company
roE WAY PASSENGERS.
an, leaving staon will passengers
Wheeling ~, midnight, Cumberland al 10 l5 and
Aalamors Nj 2,
daily, sunday
Frederick ~ Rrtnrnilg ~al isaSe Fredenek n y
arriving Baltimore u D.,
lcotl's Nails accommodation viii be dairy, exee
suleaskl Ms h'iowsi
Leave Etcosrs Mills AT 20, a M, and 6 30, )
Dec l4-dn
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UTAH.
PosT orrrcr DErAErarsr,
December $ isJa
day of sepeahr ts aoth day Of June lsa aela-
Once oaiee a Washington,
day he and the lms herein specified va'
Lake Cp by Neas Mil, MAJ Greek, Boladayas
sstismenI, I,s oelouwood, and prspnTsvis, 10 Mount
ainyiis, rs mites and back, week.
Lsage san Lake cin every Thursday al INN;
Eoaulninyile every frcay Al
asu7 AIss aTom salt :. A naas sAs c my By sS ras ss Jordan
ners Mills, Bingham nnd Kanyon, % Cedar Valley, IS
Leave salr Lake ie Thursday Al ans
Arrive al Cedar raisy ne1l day BY u m
Leave Cedar Valley every FRIDAY al pms
arrive sun Lake Guy next day by6pm.
2s0a From Toele City Grnntve, ~ miles and back once
Leave Toeie Cisy every Tuesday sam;
Arrive al Grnhtsvile by " M
Leave Grannvle every Tuesapy pm;
asus From ssp ciry, 5y fmos cry Corn Creek paasona
ParUvans Cedar CITY lao miles and back, q
Leave Nepni ciy every Monday at nm,
arrive al .edar M .iy next FRIDAY y spas
Arrive Neph City every FRIDAY byspEL
NOTES
pay trips perisrm.a,
na F a1 s o e , ' !. pay y 3 ,ss
with spnding NAILS and MOI sufficiently excused one
viii oenqn1ncy he onpy sna saisfscs
5 s y M nsreens ,n ma iram q re
Office ro suffering 70 ne injured DESTROYED rotna o lost
yehces
failures nleea contract For dlsobeyng the Post Office
laws instructions o. ne department. " m nssgnn the contract
withunt s the Postmaster GensTa he POSTMASTER
He order
He cGra dscnn,snne the service
raa decrease q psy hs allow one months snrs
distance suppea
should
Second Assistant Pumastsr General mai proposal
be executed and
III. lsi nf
incorporated
Cafnrnia Oregon, uah,
dated i3h Ociober, 1858.
JAMES CAMPBELL,
E-law4w Pusim
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tn,aed ssas1s Pnsens once,

fVhshiIctpu3 JahtaTy
WORCESTER
praying ior ef granted hiM
10Th Of April ls Improvement
10Th day of ApriI lsa5-
ordered the saia be heard the fgtcntce
sionday, id day Of April lsa5 h O'Clock,
all notified
WHY 81 pcfiuon graatrd.
Persons required file IN the psten
before day Of al filed by
said mken aud Irausmled
of oice which VIII furnished
plicatiou
will be closed md
Is55; relied
Office morning tat
any, within tir~eater
the Union, inieit
c. Evening Argus Phil
aacpia Scientific American, New York
Posi-, Boston week
the I'd Of April day hearing
CHARLES ~ ASDN.
Comm,ssinnsr OF Patents
r. SEdsrx of above viii copy, and send
their b The facn Ofiee with Containing tn
d t2-fmw3~
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II a. FAULKNER, prseura shts makrr tas
~uuia respectfully tnm h old rasaeerr - cpp
eesr Of h@ ~hr sn
ef sn&
A. The ~hch tb~~s shiris have
uyif- shass resscrrrr
hir rasl
rs-ussd aes sner Supeerg
sur e hs sart rennivsass s~enss sefwrsn Fa ana -
s-A ssed srfurai-aa soss.
he ~ssd
a-~ettu
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Eraemrssan 81 virginia SIX rer Cont. bent


PIE foiewns certificates Of debt. issued by
of elh of March, sd
erards within period ceedine fifteen will take
slnag fund
general assembly Of Virginia. ih day
1883, viii proceed af April, is5a
OF Commonwealth
The holders of said certificates requred the said
Of Office OF
whether surrendered fhe win
un
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THE American Associaftan for tne Advancement os
Edacattun annual and
OF s Smithsonian Lnstn'on during the
New Years day,
December a6 fnsari-
Distinguished educators Of
from
will pBiuatie lectures and cducnf~nR
wh wiAne iuilo wed interesting aisenasuns.
TIE occasion Washington
rich lrrsff Christmas week.
memherS o Congress, and all me
cislzcnr their
she influence induce their friends from abroad "
Rrtend,
citizens af free entertainment
thar they
and number they
ncrammedaip, following gentlemen. The
uf bana nd is IN quickly.
In wardy-G. }. Abbot, and Rev. G A. Dsvis.
I'd - PrpG D. Henry and x Richards
r. Force, esq, Y. uHrbsGghy esg. and Sttas
Hti.
an j. w. Naury, csc, Rev. g. w. samson, and
Rev n. Sunderland
o. French. and pYsd A y Eache.
h. u. Frepcn. ESQ.,, anG O. G. Mrhis
eth 4. fhfk Aflee, esqs U g Aigtt esQ and w
u. Randolph, esa
Il RICHARDS,
Sec. Loca Gem
wasntsaras, bee Q, is54.
dee is-eea
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Proposals SoraRepair OF Terraces and for Wa
ter works at the University Of Virginia

DHoROx office I9h
OF OF
la~u University buildings,
nf wifi
for Introducing supply Of water Tor the Unirersi sn
Proposals
The
specifications for both
Those
hI Of
and i.nar directed 10 tls nndcr~sned-
will be pad and fr the water woks
for the three hns bonds uf he Univer
sstv viii given, payable day of July, is9x
EOgT. " PREET1S,
Proctor University Of Virginia
urIrunEfrY NIRGrs1A.
December 81, la5a.
Possp0sFusrBs
Ths lettings postponed m Friday the
r. q. PREsTIs. rrorsor.
Ian 3B--eaatFebe
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TlTs eg.~n-e Monday iansarY 1854 tbs
4 Fariax c""rfs NvN"a ~ H
rsr1
c~fsb,ar< n~wftsi
prsnrrs -cseas whfrs psp'
and tnos"nzs Am~rrar raoc*son
The -uhn#sc yss "A csd-d inse prrs terms rfn
respectively hrss N~ne~Y Of 1srusr sp @"a
September
Baarc and tuon 81 psahr per Urn 70 advnnee
ssoen,s tn. classics wl Euhjrrted 70 eEtrs cnssre
For hvrr particulars address tassrn, fahN Church Far
fws yirrsnin
Nuv N-a~vrf. JnndNcH
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Ia PsgsDs ~f ss
F.ynaAs ~ lss amss1nTaa1 es As~ss "A ssssaesA
l-ssant aaas ies@1a ns@ss - pst
whssA ~ p44 s~usss
rAs CtfDNTRN rAFEE paAsssaes ~res1Y
s~ns e 0earrss-. &na b dspfna
sas~erFaaas - sssaes aBxa y~@r secsyea
lesz@s psnEereneaG a Ene ah~we
&rF1SrwA~fE3- sess0xx~A suf ss@a~ ~
s@a&inx DAILY s1s
a aaey rras43
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CITY OF WASHINGTON WEDNESDAY MORNING JANUARY "a 1855


The Orphan Asy1una ksHtag
isnuG the1r house i ~
hfi.Aa hssssE.fsbs ssoh ~iaaai
Fsd % rsSus spaauns sf vii he admit
tue BY s haAfa q usee IeNDs-ees benss
cal upon r II Dssrict u
Calnnha nad a1sy ~teh
soaGsrsa p1siss m ne
and ID suEns cnsidrrn, pogsEB and as
or 81 FaB and ca1sai~sssoa
whose Apgna sRey Chri~t4a
T of cauFrtsas apeE nan-s
orphan eris nenriy
Pa and sdHcsases Asuagh lsy eserE8asss hs a
August less, FssIabsn Cor sypsn sty haTe
hcers been prevented rom doing Of means NE
nvuAhis prupery tsS hands, s4 sEeeg0n, beng, ~
of from Csagr " Ssnaons sna erse,
insusrsn hes
JET raqisea nsaas aagaa af tsas
nrccssiTy appeal me ne
ehnra fg ~ their towards the
pan espcctay been fe ~ ps
uruslecs ne q pressing oBlraios-
nkfly reusea By
Ne charitable eontribuasrs q le
rhAHs-
Rsv. EDWARD A. ENIssT, Prssideni,l
Rev. JAMES r. bUNEIAN,
III TIaOTHY j UsT0OLE, Trustees.
THOMAS q CskBEEY, Treasurer,
W. HtGhEY, Secretary,
Laas HanaeersMrS Hsarists1 Boone
Cafsas a. JDnnsn, hrs hsnrsa Kennedy,
Ca1hn A. Mast SECRETARY Mrs CHaarInc
Mrs Jane Noyrs @sFa Ei5pt Mrs 3esssHe foais
Mrs. Calaarlse Eocha.
thcrssatA-pr. W j. q Dunaas Charles
smms, aas, John C. f9s paiE,ek Nl
linn Nheay Thomas Bayres Brady rarar harsey 9o-
Reoier r1er Endoph Fchurn DR. Alexander Snas
George Mafinriy. Robert y ahoney, gctD \ CasscA
The Weekly Ne~ star, and Baltimore Fun WIZ pease insert
the above BEG lt--2ar1~
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Ia MIXTURE FoR SALE gentleman wr1h hana~on,e
Wishes inrnnr-
wnscs @ccnpssa by m Tue iuFnitnrs ~
Bna everything couapsed rbs
nnndsom- TIE Hfnfnrs of
baekw W nj, and . nro~as~iis
nf viii enabled
hitrh~n pefer ard cham
q hoa-s, and aeir'ifui -~rnnn of
Payment made
ADDRESS nssara tnruash cry o~t office Me- a. General
Land Office
Ian A-au
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Trsin y0ll0us'
EAKE daily s1erpi sunday, al and "a, and and 5
IL y m.
SUNDAY, M q, n ns- and a NJ
L.ssve balInoTe 81 and =, a. and 3 and = p m
sCnnuy, a, a and b D.
hy trains q a and g. y
and New YORK, and ss and q
For A,lnapasiss len, m., and 5 p IN
7. u. PARsoNE, Agent
called the requiring
any person wih the rUaa
Dec Is--dU
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Minnesota Land Agency.
TRACY IL FARxHaM,

ST. ANTHONY FALLS, MINNESOTA
COLLECTIONS made proceeds promptly
" OF exchange.
for southern capitalists
that will and and
oftep NOR
The Immigration, the OF and
with ruany, euahe
nearly quie double every year
ie~ thousand dollars invested viii
Of thousands How he saiiy profit
abby invested =
Land vicinity Of and trving villages be
bought for 81 Sd years will
Many of the
Of
foresight purchase cheap
Satisfactory references For particulars, nddeSs
TRACY a. FAKMHAM.
Dec I5-d&wlm@ Apshouy Faa
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raTHossc sooK~A v"riss sv-pr1r.'r pt tath
Y inradrp vnceufp Msn1as Christian ssuna
Gems u Devosa pnasy neie plain sna -sessns hnsns
~ she le~e~t prices.
r.erfved TAYLOR A. NAIsf'-
Ian rnssw
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CANDTp al who purchase bonns-
n Articles sfnd th< subscriber
furuteI
Esensrs~ Hans, wei fha hne
need ~
0usdons whsrs He tss
now
uaa
The far advanced hr fsnas
d~~rnnls.
safety fr-~ II hsrre, IN al "
Nov ys-ecdss ~ ~. NrsEEG0k
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viii na be aocouniDle fsf ssia,
nuqu apee ,ewaixy, precious mefns, uncws sil
M vaiae tbusse
Dee 17--hl
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TO Usmxs~r~ ef c~~xre~s ssr~sS~-. log
Oy ard the ruhtr me
and cens,
wi he
Hsvine
neni w
tatai~hrs.ni y tss unis~d S'ar-.-
WIN n sTAxrOEn, Nerrhsrt rrilur
Penn. three aanr- of u 70.
Asa sr-a Fsrnrh Fsshns regularly
"a q mnwsix vs. vs..
a-&rw3wH
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Those bgsd~ errhcaf-s who desire redeem rs auor
aey residing beyond ~ Unti~d StataN ac
ke ehn. arYe
aHsr cesDl, vteecsnsus
pnse by me ~ ne unea siaer
ountY before ufnsr ~ eauny
" corporation
ersin Mrssdinr Ens~d STATES, the acknowledgment
~ gsuce pnsie,
spnd by me- ~ Nrrrta- " sunhrisnt fn
M certificate be delivered.
y CLUTTER Autiar Pubic Accoumu The Cou7m,..inr
y n PARKER H~rirs~r. ! ers 81 rsr rtut
sSo. NUNFGsHs, sscy cammurwrath J ipg fana.
EcEsosn, Virginia, December "a, lEsa
Dec Ei-dan
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rhs saips ea4sprisms nnr
Ihe AuAnll1- *-s-s
The facinr.s-sss
The th& Cca"@s1A
.--a These sisIps hnsine baiil w eonfrscf
prussy government has bpeR
aisu a. ieF engines
stregst and srreas and tnctI srrshmn
uuaiDr.
pv,~, I'D r~suvr irtB lfsepe Arst cabin &
EsctnsEe sNe sSAif Fe1s y -
Prom l,y.Fssol Is Nsw YBrG, a. EHd ~ guinea
An attached 70 tNeh stiF
~ berln car bs ssuurpd unai pald nm.
.
ssom Eru yegk EsrsspBe.
Wednesday ..-.- EUe ~ lt4 sHn'nAs @e- ~ tsA
- ran,.day ian fp Isha. snEasaay uec. 81,
4 seanrsQ.x... ian Ia Sasgrass Jan - sa5
"Wednesday ..Frb 7, " rslnrahy .--.-- jan Nsf
"Wednesday ...4--ftt- -, = sHraFdhs s....tt teh ~
"Wednesday March = :" raAnidHs .-..- fth-aA
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The National Hotel

witt fu The of eth
The removal Of k,rhcn from
building and es aeatonf
viii furnished nGord,
and VIII
therefore, pmhhe
desiring procure
time after the andl, " calling At the hoist
q. n. WILLARD.
wAsH1s=Tos C1rr, November "A, 1864
tt--u
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Two fssrasssed snnnsers f-r rest.-Fsr can
modsous chamberK- and comfortably
erny sth
IN the
nanai aud Browns Hoas They very two
frtsuas h.ins
JOINING. wlsh apu~ between tafnl
nquc the premises "a az t street Congregations
Cnnrrt
Dec l-aun
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TO Members Congress. s@s--DUyAtL h
RK0s merchant of the
eg their ~ basipezs
French cloths velvet
prepared
urscr I n be usual
siso 0f snd
uocIsn half
hs~aksscfsts. Ac
lA-ep2vB pIAAl4L BEpThtk
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tTHEKEAs hand NJ. 5ass0 acres issued IN
favor Of banamns fuctrt or nitnry s-vfcrs
address,
ps@ Washington eily,
proper tma, sply
the gfrs Uumpisiuner Of Pensions
srms. N n. T..
Npy& &s--la
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pERGAI<s Befids s~wi isnine 10 make change
sin sss ass ~ csa~
Tae~e for the h'
hBvs ~,.ecs h rensisfs pf-
Emaruider,s. isr-s, rihana-. hp~sers
goses utFpratn4s
Tag-fnsr 81
shi will he soif cheap "A. TATka
ie--a& Penn hefseen f0th and 1ith
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great office will fully aueorize
saying good only
drrsr a h.e
EGEET0N b BRO,
Bax l0a, Post Office,
Baltimore Maryland.
R-GarFespandans he writing each
addressed otce, those
tickets, wishing renewed casbed,
bank
only. The
cnpia prizes lottery fom OF ts tickets
upwards Jan. rs
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sNAKkJAtsk sDo Bar~~s for s~Ae-A sssufifuiy
mHtehd norbsrn family
nj rut mooern
The bors-s " vslse, yurnr gentle
ua n~ee aeoui raivs munh
and peri.rf rnsn 1rsi rarehas-a
Apply o WM- r. p0kE. Cosi-deHlcr, First Wsrds
Nov - diff
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CaHp-ar patrons, pusiie sersrai tsest
a ~peeuy isprm-a ,hsi hsvs ths dns th~ l tns~t
Nm Gusse D*gna
aveaoe.
~ f1una
M
eau i rs~psctfaiy sulicitad- HtlhD- hiIE.
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The HOUSE net AT T. 3 etocag
COMMUNICATION HEgERaED.
On mofica OF Mr. HUNT uhe communication from th
Secretary of War relative the necessity Of military d.
fences Precsars Landing in the state Of Louisiana
tskan from he Speakers Table, and referred the Com
airtee Military Affairs
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I CI=eaii couri af GaTolGIr
county, sitting in rquxgy
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aspect Of businsss, We discern nothing indi.
eating any adverse change, other than what
may momentarily arise from convulsions in
money and produce markets with which our
community is connected II tho Banks of Eng
land and France were both to suspend, the
effect on New Orleans would be only temporary,
and the occurrence would be laughed at in q
week after it happened, though some cottonexr
change might be jeopardized,. Prudent fore
sighti is at all times wise, but to makea panic
or aid In creating one, benefits NO community.
II, however, any members Of the mercantile
fraternity are impressed that, dangers are
ahead, we recommend them to aliayt their fears
50 far as the suspensionof coin payments in
Europe. Acautious feeling On the part of our
business men has been perceiyable for months
past, which, with the action Of our Banks, has
Ssnded to keep the community generally from
extending itself beyond its control ?
But what New Orleans most requires what
is ALI important to its manifest destiny and its
immediate advance, is the buildingsup of manu-
faotories- some defined system Of doing for our
selves what we send hundreds of thousands Of
dollars yearly out of the State to have done for
is. In the rapid strides with which we adj
yaneed until two years since, the great desid-
eratam, the most essential concomitant to com
merce and trade, the ne Plus ultra Of an in
Idustrious and frugal community, manufac-
turing pursuits have been entirely forgotten.
In no place on the face of the globe are there
more natural advantages for cotton factories
1 than in eur good city. yet there is not so much
as a spindle or a loom engaged in making even
the ordinary. clothing for our laboring classes
This most important and lucrative branch Of
commerce. andindustry is surrendered TO North
ern bigots and European nabobs. While ou,
citizens appear content with the trade which
arises from the receiving, storing, selling and
| transporting the raw material, other cities arr
! rsapipgs all the benefits and profit
/ There is hardly any descriptionsof manufac
| turing but what can be pursued to the highes,
advantage in New Orleans. We are sustained
i in this assertion by the success attending thu
Louisiana Manufacturing Company, in thu
Fourth District, devoted to the making Of cotto1
hagging and bale rope. The results, of only ON
wears experience has satisfied the proprietor
4 Of the most pleasing prospective. And We learl
that labor and all the necessary requirement.
for conducting extensive associations can b.
1 procured in New Orleans on more favorable
| terms than in. any other city in the Union. 1
q regular system of manufacturing was started
lin our city, laborers, workngmen and artizan
/ Of every class would settle with US, the gene
raj condition of our city be improved and en-
HANGED, the development Of the great resource
u II our State would follow, our city attain tina
i enyiable eminence which nature has destinet
liz, and we should be happy, prosperous an,
contented people.
i We may return to the subject al, q fatur'
4 dpy
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ran nLncT1oN vnsrlRpAY.

The number of persons voted for yesterday
rendered the count work Of so much labor
that it was utterly impossible for the Commits
sioners Of Election to give an idea of the result
with any degree Of certainty. We kept our
paper back until q late hour, hoping to give some
approximation as to. the result in the different
precincts, but can only do SO in such shape as
to render livery doubtful whether it is worth
the trouble. From the information we have to
60 upon, We are inclined to believe that the
americans hsve carried .the!city. This, how
ever, Is not certain. AL We can say to our
readersis, that they must "wsit for the wagon .
which. we believe, viii DO on hand BY this time
tomorrow, to convey us on pleasure aunt oy
up Salt river. Qaien Sate !?
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Ssiesrapbeb to the l1ailn Crescent.
FuRTHnR FOREIGN NEWS.
sr TN. .ouT#sas rrrr.


NEW YORK, Nov. 3d--Annexed are some ad
ditional items Of intelligence received by the
Baltic
The Russian army in Asia had attacked Kars,
but was defeated with . loss Of 1900 men.
The Czar had issued an ukase for the enroll
smsnt Of twenty-eight men in every thousand
souls in the Empire.
In Sicily bands of armed men we're collecting.
The troops Who we're sent against them were re-
pulsed.
The Viceroy Of Egypt was about to prohibit
the export Of corn. go IS
I4 New York Market. 49,.
Our cotton market was unsettled to-day by
the Baltie's advices.
Flour advanced 12a to rs cents per Dbl.
New YORK, Nov. 5th.-our cotton market l.
dull, we quote Middling Orleans at 81, and Mid.
ding Uplands 81 cts per ID, Flour is a trias
lower, with sales of State at Ss IS per Dbl.