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RELIABLE PROTECTION AT SMALL COST
THOUSANDS, 0R TENS, OR EVEN HUNDREDS OF THar
SANDS INSURED ~ THE OUTLAY OF FItTY-FIvE DOL.
LARS OR UP WARDS. =
n yOITRTHlfISES Nntarina JaUa1ara D.

THOUSANDS. OR TENS, OR EVEN HUNDREDS OF THOU
SAME 1NSusEp q THE OUTLAY OF, FItTYFlyE DOL.
4 WAREHOUSES;, Notaries, Jewellers, Bro.
Steamers Families and others guarding from Inc raw
q fire and hurgas booka papers, money snail
lphacribars assomans Of HALLS
PATENT CONCRETE FIR SAFES Including aonls With
and closes like pen katie.
The fedss capacity unsurpassed by that Of any
puhs while s gret superior burg proof properties will Be
atrkngiy apparent t. hoaa who tue
the Concrete AID the popular a other aescpion
Tie contrast Will be understood when il
piateron interior box and the Latter wood
o4 inside gift also TINT the former the
latter cnatrcn corner bs aldo that the much
cp than latter. This sbscrbes prepared 10 demon
asrate this by experiments gnany
be glad 10 hear from the skspncal.
a uavaryng dyDsss the Safe will enen.ly re
commend it to the mnds Of who have
dapuss VIXEN kept
nDcs delicate articles materially by the
generated sa WI e1 Ipoed Il fre
The following savar6 testimonials
thos who will visit ajdtes the unisrsgned ~ MOI
14osd many imagine moving remaas al
Gtndi
Mr. Isaac Bridge: Sir you have as ncy Hai
stating that oths above our ya
abio and portion a that W Of the
of 61arch 18th, 1854 on Magazine street
The four stories Of being ed with
put to most te and notwithstanding
which aueeed after being taken from ruins
which about hundred dollars in bank bills
perfectly preserved Asregads fire. and burglar proof QUALITIES
confidence in this than any
know Of Respectfully, yours, H. ~ BARLOW CO..
DsaleIRa Woodsn-ware, rs Canal ST..
hoss using the old styles Of
these who have such articles Invariably fall
exposed fire. aud offer but slight attacked
CLARA.
Subscriber also for sale S
Iron CHI Powder Proof Bank and Store PAINT
Baiancea and Scales. ISAAC BRIDGE,
vi md Ng Oh
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VSLoRIpA 5YELLoW PINE LUMBa

IL SYARDSTh unerssusd have, IN addou oil AMI
we'll known osaeshsd iner yards Julia street andlag New
ST. Paul recuLly
lumber yara Cd Bn fronting tho Gaaal roadsst
Robsrr
s,Ieeta constantly
Of building Giataras anahhs ~ y t8 :
wide, desaed tongued snd groovsd
Yellow Pine Ceiiings - YET - C3S}
M N narrowaud wide, desssdt grooyed
Yellow file Flsonng.S F5 Z 1's4
N rs inch, and wide dressed, square joint yellow
Pine Flooring. ss5s n f - Il, Fs'f5=i7
Dressed Shelving dresssd Boarding. Sesntiing
all sses; Decking ineh Panks IL
* Bskfaihg tH Sofiss
fsng; ready Doors Sash nds Manding
hand and made order. s..Lsf,
thsi- Mills
Bay We FTonda phad
New York, Boron, Key Ws ehlveen, Corpus
Christi, ports ale1g
They asa sppriy
and other Enropean markets. A
Theis Dressed Lumber kept ali nss piled in Sheds aud
all tiniss, we'll resdy
..=. agg5 gF3frs 70 t.r.l NtGul. CO,
. Corner Cedar hi Jal,a slieats, Newt ain,
iy2tm Corner tbeert ua,aissl q basin.
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PASSENGERS
saa ON morning A. o'clock steamship City
For Caiifornla--Mrs J w Barrett and IA stas,o,s
boz New Yok-ls steer ge. ..5 "s" IT,. n
For Havsna-Mr St Aubn wife children and stssrage
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CoPARTNERsHIp NoTICls-

l -
VIE CoPARTNERsHIP heretofore existing
sias. ssss MI. y SCI e
VHE business viii be continued T. y sshb bsre,o
se ss:s. e; ssa
~ Ss sss & j sss sS
.s.an -.---...--..-. T. T. T. lT T. sgasys.
sBsOLUTIoN-The firm Of WILLS aRSW-
s sss1 Ssra non nib ID a. s a
sspemssri, 1sas. T Fl q ssA = yLTgstx
IeasHE undersigned will continue the Tobacco
WILLS az s; wins ssaets ne I'd Inn q
s.,..,,., !. - z i & f i. Sisass.
ISsCLUTIoN.--Th Copartnersbir hereto
IL j. ms ssss5 .as
Wv Y otl'.a,, il. lss. IN !. H. S RztS
NoTICE.--The undersigned have this dc '
g. eadaeas , q ~. q q ss hsts e.
4-l ~ 60 Fsrmo, !. 5. III I'LL,
-- -----~--. wy "a eee. ..1i jyis
blssoLuTIoN-The oo-partnersbip hereto
%ss PAT
eHneau Of concern VITA as settle
February l,isss. z. I IotSN T EDWARDS,
r. ~. The undersigned will continue the Sheet
1.le4 : = - D Dan Iii sD s,fsis
4 kIssoLuTI0N-The copartnership hereto
isis day E. snasr he hr Of LARAsON EUBANK
ts3saA having
Tue iase concern. sEoRGE II q r. snslfs Of
new Orleans, February i,isss. ~ AobAsA' r.;
sHE undersigned will continue a Gtrr,.r
,s COMMISSIONS NpFAeTpHAeE BUSINESS. !, lie Go.
T4'st 'A' '1'' Of RICHARD a 5gssES sa
T'HE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore existing
- under 'he style Of VAUDEVILLE LINTON "a hi. az
1hsIl business viii be lquiaasd BY either ,...,.,
N.ro,.,,, ,,.. ., az. s. DUNcAN IiNToN.
ME undersigned have formed a Copartner.
oT The me eur oa az aed ss Of MANDEyLE
ton. +. McIlhenny CO. ashes' Of MaldeTiie Lin
New oIlssns, June 20. 1855. ivs
rE'HE CoPARTNERsHIp heretofore EXISTING
asasas IN this cay p laaon partner vii asa
New o,,.,,. Inn. ., -, 5 :: y. K Fa1zlsn.
vENHE undersigned have this day formed a
H. e 81 s sssaes and
VII attend p he liquidation Of he business
New ,,e,,. Inn. On ,,ss,. O. D. KEMPER.
- s.--Ae. s-oe Nv. e o. is
4 SoPARTN ERsHIP NOTICE. 4
aad koBr l. HUGHES have this day
Faaa aud 81
W. .,lesn. Ias. is. lsss. "ALDo hoS 20 iS
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ExPORTa.

On M brig Herauss1 bba tar Is do pteh do
nl.s y 90 vinegar ~ do potatoes onions 10 do ny
ana assa butter Ia Do nails " DO spikes 10 Do white sad
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CATTLE MARKET.

WEDNESDAY EVENING. Sept. s, 1855.
me market has been pretty brisk to-day and the arri
walls have been quite large. Prices have somewhat
changed Arrived to-dsy-1B5 Texas Beeyes. 80 Texas
Calves as Western Cattle, II Ysarlngs, Is Mich Cows
and $50 sheep
PRICES:
DAh' oAr'Lk' Wessern) me to choice, go
Attakapss, Texas, etc :. 4xS7 "a II net
osf.. none or COL
=. So 50S5$4 so n head
Mulch Cows Ordinary sa,a SvGo Y heaa
gnolce .........".......$--O$- head
W., IND 81 60aSsI0 head
5O0s11 . head
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REVIEW OF THE MARKETS.

THURSDAY MoHNrro, September 6, 1856
COTTON. The demand continued yesterday, and
resulted in sales Of fully 5000 bales Prices were easy
without any quotable change We quote:
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION,
Inferior none Middipg Fair. 10 a101!
ordinary none Fair ..........l 0k 0lO5s
Good Mddling.. sH@e& Good and Fine ......-es-
TOBACCO, I'VE heard Of 50 hhds sold on private
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PARISH OF w.fe-Ne 1923. !
EpY VIRTUE of an alias writ OF heri facias
by 6ela lie, Fst
vail cefd pub
tiGn on TlsuRSDaY 3ta erlsmser 1876 o'clock 80,
Samuel Situated Cassom
houas +
The Groces Store =
Seized IN the above suit. Tsrms-Cahh e =. I'll
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WANTED.
rayo SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIPs
Fsyo THE SUGAR PLANTERS or LogI-

7 sO THE SUGAR PLANTERS OF LouT-
"A SiANAone Of the important p5flts n; y
o. spsss economy ui Ii ma
la tnat NE e becry Of large is Peaty Plsst
n quality fasis R ~
ected with The eos vet tss
Doth in the fuel BRING
Steam A''-e 80
Cheap asani therefore Indispensable important
row &c completely attained by
alon he prfep o. the celebrated Steam Fire
Engine now tso - -
lbe s aia enefar the
lace, anu ahsrS nnseatha OF ire and Win
of haSak any other fuel
Required 70 take on tbs " - T' 'i-
kapay generation which Ia raa in
thS6ra- : " -'-s'"--# $50 hssAsns
The advantage or rhareed steam h ,bs
Son veil known, 10
~ ~ "'s' u Piss'
Feree. safety from explosion there being any large body of
wattr explo
ECONOMY in fuel, water and price cost, 1880
One Steam Generators
fully tested. the negroes Ana a
saylng hail Of
Ihese steam IrsHsAa manufacture
GREENWOOD
Practical boiling
ans m as Inc best hshsfo brought
ana ne no" prepared 70 put Steam Trains complete ds
asapoh1s and oattsTies
and n rAss workmanship 81
a llsiADa Also Vacuum Fan Centrifugal
stHek Apsrstases tha Globe o. B. Hsaon q Co New
YORK. " ''@
undersigned will also operation furnish
tbs required plantation IN
th method working them the charge
ssinau apparatus
egsdb the fitting TheSa,ersls
VA be furnished and Instructions personally PLANTATION
u the making the Article
New 0rssna, VOORHEES,. GRIGGS H. CO.
ID Tchenpisonlas street. fal7 spazwtf
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STATE or LouIslASA.

STATE OF LouIsIANA,
27 Fifth Court of Nj W cans.
s.s. HENDRfcgscS Va HIS Or aDIToRI.-No. io4io.
YENHE CkEDI TORS of the lnsolgsnt. and all
IL crested hol.ded
tho sh day stp nbs 1s'eioek A. fr the papss
ra.ing said and they fner
roisd th nsaune all ludca proceedings asanst the
plf,s sItd Inolsent sta ed.
BY order II this II day Of August, ts5s
r. N, TREPAGNlER. Deputy Clerk
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New Orleans Female Collegiate Institute,
252 Camp street.
Or. and Mrs. MAGAULAY, Principals.


NJ OPELOUshS, AND GNEAr WESTERN RIA LROAD --Pna-
right ~ from date the
Bayou Tsrreboou uan the
passengers NUT have waiting coasgnsss
frsg lake the
he pangert will Srrivs TerTsbonns Ilk M
and returning, will ssvs there AZ ~ I'M.
<. u. sEGER, Vice President.
September 4th, 1885, se;at
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: PARisM OF uELkAss 40. 80 8.
6eY VIRTUE of q writ of feri facias to me di-
NE reed the Hon. c. v oat.
VI Urvnn,l wiliprc At
sna on Circus sssre ad
UaESDaY, sAe l2sn 1885, at U,clo III
Two lining Sewing Aahiuas Case,
Al IL JOHN A. AGAIssE Gosst,bi,.. f
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several Of the good nature of policeman in an
up toWn beat On several occasions, are informed
ne mas met carriages without lights when something IKE
the following took place Watchman-uelo. what's Ihs
matter with your lights Jehu-The oips list guy out.
- believe you're a On rasca-hoa many have Won
snell-roaded to-night?n "Two.n SCOT auy money ~
Yes, Nick, and If there coffee. house open any
where about here, I'd treats And Nj, k taking the
one of the p'holicemen N-e -
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srAYEs! sTAyEsiI sTAvEsltI
M GLASSES BARREL SLAVES - 10000,
t9aaIs below ths Upsoasas Railroad. :" - SIS ais
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ofFcE @ THx rev ugLg RAT Esrxrs
RAILROAD COMPANY, New ur,sAts August g. 1875. !
SSEALED PROPOSALS will be received Mt
~ tails ocs, thirty dAyB from making ina
smens aud ralaiag FERRY BOA the foot 81
this p1cs. - 'FsSiN--Noas ~ ~ AoeH u
.- ss1 In W. @. HRwEs, President
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s1,.as cogn Oh DAME LOUISA Rfcs RrTa q Jo
ps = NoorxhLs oaLEAnaJ stEisfELl lnars To- fsts
H,N VERTu dun writ de feri faciae a moi
1< adress Hgn. szeus Disire, Dc IA Nouyse a.
e.ns "a dessn. te eesfaf LUEDI ssa
leas aIss tsurss 4 y Lea ssx
ies ne1Dixs st e1tg
10 since ange e. rreirs 49,
is Qasusma district De sss VII sutyslt dpe NJ
mon hursKu - z
s4ists lhrs dsasus. Coaaiiieng-cr.sn a. ia
Padidaiea,en. MarDEpYIIE IA Ei.9N vs.. r.
aaaso y = sheri do N sAroi sIsans /
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oFioA new onLSANa ofHLouhAa, AEp @. w. r.. II, Co.
-~nArrr, w. New otenns. Aayuat -, 1855.
ssS EaLED PROPOSALS will be received at
49, h des until tho i7h SEPTEMBER tram eco ~
ss saa landing on e syse sit shs sugar o.ses and eths
freight orgh ihe railroad kgisrs ana deaned IN tho
Tbs contract " be u year. = ~ Wv e'S
aasi WILLIAM O. HEWEs, President.
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II is pretty well known that strong effort
is to be made this winter for the re-establish-
ment of peace in Europe. The neutral Powers
Austria, Prussia, Sweden, Naples--perceive
that if the war goes on they will inevitably De
drawn into it that they can in no contingency
derive any benefit from helping France TO put
down Russia in short, that their safety aoso-
lgtely requires the restoration Of peace. Nor
is i: at all improbable that in view Of the enor-
nous losses inflicted on Russia by the past
years war, her friends ore bestirring themselves
TO effect settlement Of the questions which
led to the quarrel. There is very little doabt
but the Car would be willing to abandon his
designs or Turkey, and join the other European
Powers in giving the Porte any guarantee that
might be required, ifhe could thereby purchase
peace.
But how will these arguments and these Of
fers he received by the Western Powers? IF we
were to pin our faith to the common story
that England and France went to wsr with
Russia solely for the protection OF Turkey-we
should have no difficulty in realizing the pros
pect OF general pacifcation. From the mo-
ment that Russia abandoned her designs on the
Porte-nothing would be easier--on this by Do
thesis-than to agree upon the conditions
Of peace. Any second rate diplomatist could
settle the future status of Turkey, regulate the
maritime law of the Black Sea, and fix the
sum which Russia and Turkey--as the two orr
ginal combatants--would be bound to pay.
But very few persons possessing moderate
acquaintance with European politics, have
fallen into the error OF believing that the sta
hility of Turkey was the real bone Of con.en-
ton. That the true aim of Nicholas was to
absorb Turkey is undoubted; but the Allies
have obviously had oil along Interior objects
in view. France had in the first place TO pro-
vide safety-valve for the efiervescence of her
excltable youth and next, to realize the Napo-
leonic Evolutionary schemes Of continental
expansion. England had to guard the western
frontier of her Asiatic possessions agains.
Russian aggression. In comparison With those
objects the future state OF Turkey anl her
very existence as a nation, were never TO the
Allies matters of any consequence. And when.
over year ago, their Intervention in fact
accomplished what they said they went to war
to prevent Russia from doing, it ceased to be
possible for diplomatist to pretend that the
war was prosecuted on Turkeys accoun.
alone.
Inc question, therefore, as to the manner in
winch peace overtures would be received hy
tne western Powers involves an inquiry into
Other and Tar more momentOus subjscts then
the future state of Turkey Has France at.
tanned her obiect2 The answer II obviously.
nol The imperial domnions are precisely the
ssme as these or the republic Of 1913. ard tie
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usages, but q nation guided by and exacting
The observance Of the laws of nations. The
treaty declares the money is to be "paid to tn 4
Mexican government"-not TO any commercial
hQNes-and the Mexican government init
ldates that if the agents appointed by the
present executive are not recognised as the
proper persons to whom payment is to be made,
then Santa Anna and his agents are still in
power, and not Alvarez and Comonfort. II
these gentlemen cannot revoke any powers
given by Santa Anna when in office, then we
advise the Cabinet at Washington to hunt mp
one Of the defunct commissioners of his
"Serene Highness" and purchase another
slice Of Mexico Now is good time for bar
gains Of that sort.
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Mr. Morgan jones' plumber 6oe Pearl street yesteT.
Gay made affidavit, before Justice Connolly I, the eio-.
that In paying on his workmeu Saturday night. he
hsd BY fnisteie given John Finpey, Of them $50
bill instead Of for So and having eIuesd F.nney
10 rcy tie mistake the latter stoutIy denied having
received more than S. Mr.. Jones therefore rs0uestsi
his arrest Fipney was brough. up by Officer Mar.
tin and though he continued deny the truth OF the
cherge was committed TO prison fellow workman BY
the nane 81 boyle being suspected Of having changed
The st0 bill for Finney, also brought before the
magistrate ane Intercepted about IT, but refused TO an
ever any questions relating TO the circumstance and tor
lis contempt Of Court was locked up In the Tombs.
SUSPECTED BURGLAR.
man named rh'ap Mcclure was detected at three
o'clock yesterday morning In the act Of scaling fence
In sixth street Live Oak Hail. aud arrested a. being
burglar. On searching him, set u burglars too
found in his pockets justice Wood locked hi n M
Tor examination.
QUINN, rRE ALLEGED PANEL THIEF.
Tbs individual who terribly stabbed a few nights
since yesterday became discontented with his ouar,sr
al the New York Hospital aud 20 unruly tba. ~
ri ursion was compslled 70 call In the Fifth ward nos
W o soon quieted him. and conveyed him 20 The ionh
vi he remains In charge Of Dr. Cov re was A.
thought TO be fatally Wounded bat searns 10 be IN
w. escenf.
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Inb lHfATRT-lhe opening Of the great National
Drama in Washington obliges to omit usual thea
tricai artiLe. The at the city theltre
vafed ard interesting. AT the Broadway theatre
Mrs Julia Dean Hayne the third of her
engagement, and plays In new local drama, "The
Bankrupt" Al Bufton's, . new comedy False p !.
tences, Both Sides Of Good Society" tNblos "rhe
Ravels,N and Mile Robert At the Academy "seu !.
ramide,n with la Grange and Mile. Ddiee. AT Wal
lacks, Rule Wife and Have Wife," and Tho Little
Treasure At the Bovery, "fiot and rasson.n Good
bills 81 Woods and Bucsiey's Ministries. Amusem.nt
enough for one night ~
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The Common Council.

The Board Of Aldermen will their December
sessions this evening, and the report of the
mittee the nativity OF the Chief Of Police Il made
special order for this evening, "sam will be hand
aud rich debate Is anticipated.
The Boird Of Councimen begin their December term
this afternoon at O'Clock This being the last month Of
the present Board whatever pet any Of the
going out members may have will be forced through pro-
baby with an industry which few months ago would
bave reflected credit upon the Board Upon the calendar
for this month there very important documents
hut there Is time enough to originate and adopt
meos nIes between and the hrst OF January next
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BALTIMORE, Dec. 2, 1856.
The New Orleans mails OF Sunday AMI Monday are
received The papers contain Mexican dates TO the I'D
nit The condition Of that Country had not improved
and disagreements stun prevailed among the minister
The Ministry of War was atm vacant Senior Prize
Minister of Finance had also resigned.
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Jersey CITY News.

FiTM RrRoAD AcuDEyT.--A young man. ma ved
Retheuel Harrison, fireman the freight train on the
Morris and fsex Railroad which left Jersey CITY at one
elockP ~, was killed Saturday while crossing the
horr and Fsex Railroad bridge over the passa!, river
at Newark lie heard noise and fearing that an acct
dent as about TO happca, looked out see what was
The matter lis head struck post Of the bridge aud he
was rendered senseless. He died soon afterwards.
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FATAL TALCoronor Welhelm held an ina uest yss.er.
day at No. co Gold street upon the body OF Walter
Webster, native Of New Hampshire, "a years Of are.
whose Death caused by fracture OF the sulne re.
ceivcd on Saturday night, by falling backwards down a
light OF stairs at the above house. where he boarded
The deceased vas cripple, and walked upon wooden
r nnd y IL supposed that he lost his balance as be was
going mp the stairs and tell backwards. He kent stand
Nassau streets. 1he jury rendered verdict Of Acct
d. ntai deatht 49,
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Tnx MlssIso RralsrrnEp NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

lhE MISSING REGISTERED IETTTRS-BLUyDERs
or Inc Ntw YORK Posi- oFIIcE-In the New York ia
pers niptajs teeg aphic despatch stating hat pack
age 81 Registered Letters, containing money &c maled
Al hiadtipbia were missing that there was treat ex
ctsment si1pg the clerks aud the parties mailing and
On n resst vas given Il at there bad been Robbery in
the lhattilia Post Office We are enabled 10 iva IN.
stofy 10 n y.Sy few words -
Ibe letters were mailed Of Vow York for Philadelphia
The testtred letter bill of November % wys eneo eel in
aparate envelope rs usual and addressed 70 phladel-
fha, but owing 20 the cafclesaness Of the New York
Jerks II was sent to Newark and not 10 Philsdeloha
no W., nfwafasd from Newark to this city the next
ay This the 6rst biunder The IA ckr Re contain
Ing the registered letters described In the BIZ I'D not
'omt 10 hand and has not yet been received but this
mornings teegaphic despatch from the New York Post
master thys hat The registered letters we're mlssent
,bcago, and that he expects them 20 be returrea
mere mas been no robbery and fault whatever at
ihfadelIha. The New York Post Office Il wholly 10
oiamt-hrst for sending the waytin 10 Newark and
conoly Tor seudns the letters to Chlcsgolhaclghi
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Providence, Dec. ], 1855.
Tie sales Of cotton during the past have been
moderate, o. firm prizes. The stock hand Il light
Wool-ssles small, amounting only 10 80 100 los, At
aoout the same range Of prices last week. Printing
clotbs--Sslss of the week So, 400 pieces
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ACCUMULATION OF FREIGHT AT ALBANY--Cor-
DITTO. RukR-rhe dock a literally covered Win
merchandise and freight for the South and East They
arc rushing east the Boston ferry At the
Of twenty five cart loads every fifteen minutes In the day
The Genital road IL doing immense feighng business
Their freight houses filled up, the streets covered
with All descriptions of property and farther learn
That there were VI speneefvie yesterday morning
hundred and nine cars filed with merchandise witch
they able 20 discharge for want Of room lat
evening the river uncommoniy low for the saagon
there being scarcely water sufficient 20 os b,a ~ yh
draft The tows were detained BY the Sarges being
aground IN The Basin ard although the steam tug AZ
engaged for hours in attempting to get then IN The,
did not accomplish II until late IN the evening
Argus, Del
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Eslla

General John a. Quitman, member Of Congress from
5eI 18th district Of Mississippi at Mobile on the 18th
ult., IN route for Washington.
M'I'e Rachel arrived II Charleston on Thursday ut
noon perfectly recovered She sails in the Isabel on the
4th inst. Cor Havana.
DEPARTURES.
For Charleston per steamer Nashville Miss Grnte Mss
Fontenays Mrs n bets ani child Mrs Norman II Wet
A Thompson ID Levy, Anderson X Z Etinner
panao,tpi II = Wild, Iocsnart Groves tsen W.,
II Hal ershsw Mrs A Prinsle Joel stevens Wea.en
w lorwln ard lady, Ms Wayne, q West Mr. Merrill Mrs
II stevens. mrs ~ John Miss Merrill Miss Masoon Fen
u Lon ensieiD Miss Dean, xlss Dean Ms Ana !,
spowsrd Jauhin cioss and lady Passion 'fr Benncx r
psyton, Mrs Wssbburn riss Rodgers Werner " Kae5
ff.nch aud ladv Gilman, Cannon, A Coaln Hs-,ts
J. Lyman, Worth, ~ 10 don thas smith, uhas Bu,h, "A
sto,on Glerney, ndel, j Bowen " A Eaiy Il 8 rIs
y Ra,hberr, hiss d howe, Mrs Perkins W bcnio Is Z
fvaa scedyear, Is ingeff on q Watkins fgne1aiys
" AgIhurd. NJ Lsngicrd. and 70 In be slcerngo
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-03
DEPARTURES.


Hen r. 6. CALDWELL. for many years member or he
South Carolina state legislature and Representative IL
Congress- oisd Cd the I'D ul, 10 Gfy.foursh year Of
his fge.