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Cm0IcE OLD WINES. BRAADIEs, etc.
KXIEaHAYE now in store and landing a

r 2 - CHOICE OLD WINES. HKANDIEA, etc.
ME HAVE now ia store and landing q
~ good gtss$ q
MAbsIkAs--5i bsyns Old; tsl.s B. NJ ffzs
/ Z Sorastas "a
Barquet dos n = s5st r. i3l,aIta
SKERRIES-sssyrs's Pale, cid, 49, W.
5Es No. RemsFisdss, 80 I'll - so :
| Crown, .
FORTS HIM. d, IS ss.ss-sss
sards, nsn's O. e;
BRANDRs ID asssy's 7. % 81.
s51&sssfssl. Hsrry sssscn's - esf58
]. a. Gcddnfds,d0 ii s55S. IA x
Sxssras u
WHISKY Irish IA S. An a. 81 & F. go
MSnesenhel {AI0nptaia Dez.y VI
Selma PPS ssn Wolss. IA - "A
Esfsa3s NewE Asl 55sfas
Z To which assention cf
Of lev pst, Madfa eheg.
- - ~ THoaiPsHs ALLEN u CO.,
ns25 STsod 9IaH HI Al saa Is gpranpu street.
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REVIEW OF THE MARKETS.
WEDNESDAY MOANING, Nov. IS, ]

"WEDNESDAY MOANING, Nov. %, 1856.
COTTON .... The demand continued active yesterday
and the sales reached fully bales at very firm prices
without any quotsble change. =
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
inferior. .6f06h Middling Far. ...10A0-
Ordinary ............705t Fair. .......loIO-
Middlng. SIX eA l5Goed Fair. ........-as-
Good Middliug. .e1k G9x Good and Fine.
TOBACCO. We heard Of about 100 hhds Stems sold
on Monday at Ike " Is. ss@ 5=.I5S
-S COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.
.58 corroH-baes. ToaAsso--hhda
Stock on hand Sept. 1, 1855 .4obS7 1LTl5
Received since .,....... 49l 492 ~ 262S
yesterday e,ssl-4s7,s5s 81 2,679
6Ss,sso l4s3S4
yssterdsy..... 1892 2ss,445 so- 1888
23e945 e561
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: cry H0TEI., NEW ORLEANS.
FEyHE EIfRSGRIBEK respe,tfuilV at17on ueps

-FEyHE SUBSCRIBER respectfully aunonnces
public
elh.d has, dartas ths a. sssa
eompletsty faacvased In Esy tnat
81 h ssss pied Az sscssssry repairs has bssa
ar fashionable and frnass, ESPECIALLY
tbs apartmeut, in shpf been spared
providing comfst M gusesa and Is for the
eommtdaiion Of the public s.sss 1870.
= aeuI0a tn 8 AQRsk, Proprietor.
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-. UUTEUN FLANTATIUN FUK SANEl ~
"A PLANTATION. situated on Little aS|
Bayou Sara Grssf. ths PAsh Of West Fseana u -
neS ffeHi Bayou Sara from Rseia d Landing, CO..
aibing 1905 are @hEh cultivation IL il oae q ne
pacas parish and improve all good he
Dwelling culay being eqmncdiars aud sell g nsctsd
will be LIBERAL price low. Fotuerafs apply to n
' = MaND VILE = MosLHENNY, ~
eori,er Of Common apd C4rondelet sutes,
f. - y as Navy{ il
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nRLEAES THEaTER- .Ss, So
W 80 "a THJASDA 90 November, 1855, q K
First appearance Of MIne coLsoN. Prlma Donna.
Opera DSns tts La FILE pO REGI
MLNT .UaE FEMME QgI Sc yEfTE PAR La FENEIRG-
far Dos i open atsK a'eioek. noas
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AERoNAuTIo. GODDARD, the balloonist, is once
more in town. He will commence skylarking SO soon rs
the Council and weather shall permit 6 s53 ST.
RECORDER RANos's CouRT. Policeman Rapp
and Vassel yesterday made affidavit against Joseph
Catherine Lozel-all but the first being in custody
charging them with the murder of Francisco Bsrsooa,
At the Marine Hotel on Sunday evening The process
Charles Moreau, Francois Miguel, Jean Baptste Pie
and George Coster were up on charge Of having
moved Paoh Hornots furniture from his room, the
corner Of Dauphine and st Ann streets on the 22d inst
and sto $50 which he had concealed between the mat
resses Of his bad They all gave bail to appear when
Mrs q. Gibbons up on charge Of having stolen S.
worth of pillows, flower pots and tubs from Catherine
dohney on Sc Louis street. between IRENE and Where.
She gaye bail to appear. "a 1t rs
Warrants issued for the arrest of Henrietta
O., charged with stealing oambrc handkerchief from
Louise Aubert, W. O., in the Meat Market; Isidore
Rchoux charged with stealing gold watch worth 500
from Louis 6uioux, at his residence No. AZ Marais
street. and for numerous parties accused of assault and
battery and breach of the peace. q
RECORDER SEuzESEAu's CouRT, Alderman
Ducros presided yesterday Recorder Ssuzenesu being
sent at Baton Rouge Es4ss74F5E vi = +
Felipe Montenegro arraigned yesterday on oh
of having aided in the shooting assault upon Msior
Base at the Eighteenth Precinct during the election on
the 9th inst, and being accessory to the killing OF Dr.
scherer at the Twentieth Precinct the same day.
Hsfurnisbed bail toappearfor examination when notified
He was arrested by Lieut.. Mazsrat
Juan Masouy, Sioilian, was brought up on charge
OF carrying concealed weapon. The weapon which hs
had concealed beneath bis clothes, small s,ord,
nearly two feet longrusty oysterkuifs but SHARP
rsEor He also had spurious $50 gold piece In his
pocket He committed for trial In the First Dis
triot Court and sent to prison. III
Charles Garcia and serafen Trio were arraigned on
charge OF waliopipg and threatening Joseph Csrsss
jacob Mosrr and John Ponstein charged with rescung
prisoner from officer Bsfton and giving the said officer
beatipgi and all gave bail to appear when notified
LARCENY. George Wilson was arrested on
Friday night on charge Of having stolen piece Of
zine and Netchez streets He il 10 be examined on ths
LIST prox,
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TOBY's CITY PACKAGE EXPRESS.
Running at all Hours Throughout the City.

III dDLISHED
CITY PACKAGE EXPRESS for,hs pur pose Receiving
Delivering Packages 10 Hotel
Railroads, 8 eansooat, and Private
TIE Proprietor will bis
nsctod with the the public
csre in The receipt snd deliys Of propertY. Is.
~ The business
cities '159i7 a. 1880 s3H5tt "
IN oce all day reception OF Orders
tS- siguas will be fuiu.hed to ali.
n s. TOBY, Jr., Proprietor,
nosI an rs 9revier - aet corner Cfmp.
dsIrY PACKAGE AND BAGGAGE EX-
~ pREssto the Delivery Of Pack gss Baggage all
parts Of he city, at all houra A. M M.
Principal ohcs q S. Oh
Ho al. taoas lm1 q c. CLUE
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3 ANNU0Hl's AMERICAN MUsUEUM-

1911 ST. CHARLES sTsEET sraly ePpsse he s. ehar es
Theatsr, snd formerly Dan Rice's Museum
This umpts ALI hours OF she dsy aHd
brilliantly ght and contains lsrgsr sleettn
o.her similaI essablhmss
in he United States. ~ ~ ~ $50 n.
Among cneeon Of Wax Stsusry, Mstshsl rels
Ld Raglan Pnee Mentehkot, Napoleon and
Bysersn Powsrs deserrsa spscIsl notice.
sN- Adn,i sun, ssHts; eh prize. upd Ii
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ORLEANS THEATEEsr- s% t
- =, - ~, ~ EJ,l 81 IsTY BALLS as

- MASKED -IETT5 WALLS. -lk4 ~ : ~
dsrona trtoirg to ths Skt OF MASKED
SOCIETY BALLS.
40 n 10 Nj. RUFFIGit, 1t the te he Tha Witch
Win be open every dry Iem soc oek A. NJ 10 S0'sek "a
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AGENCY SUN MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY,
q. NEW OaiEAs November %, 1856.
FysHE TRUSTEES OF THIS COMPANY
hsng deisrped close srs gsncy, no uew
Rrats hereafter be taken, old Policies
nos I'm TIioMAs eLoO, Agent.
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ysstsrda monag lrhsdsy a2 in,t from The
during the IRE on Fulton street. between ST. Mary Felicity
i5g .ns hsuSs aa.a e SILVER LEVER
pool and No isus All
oavs sat Watch reward Of $40 will DO
no21 MOELfEKE. Mag stree.I
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WhaerS.

letter from Capt Packard OF bark franklin. Of New Bed
ford reporis Rotrsh Sept Is with IS bis OIL 70
sail day cruise. .
letter from Capt Smith, Of bark Ceors Of New Bedford
charts her Al Zanzibar Nov s. with $50 bills sp oil on
board Would cruise. and arrive home in May.
sid fn Rio Jsneiro Dee q. Cors Manchester Of New
BED fo~d for Pisco. having repaired.
Al JohsIEs sept 5. bark Wolrs Dmmlek Fsirhsyen 80
Sd 4th Clara Bell vlsnce Msttaposett, unknown zfth,
Alto tell New Bedford, clean.
letter fforn ID chicsr Of ship joe Maxwell Of f.haven
dated Zsr sbar Oct H. reports Sept 30 no lat &c bark
Bevs McFsin New Bedford boiling two email whales The
Beys reported date. &C., bark Pians, Allen "e"poft
3oOsp ~, ,,,r.- = ~
Bedford reports her Wellington, n Sept r. with 10
bbs 50 oil. -, ,, o.,
spokfn-Oct 8. Of Pert Dauphin, ship Minerva snyth'
smith New Bedford GO sp, 30 VII. Dosnds
Jan lat II " ion IS w, bark Union. Macy NsT'oed'
Nov O. 10 i.t &c bark Venice Lester, New L'na,o, al
~. nil
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Richardson, Spence & Co.'s Circular.

Per Baliie LIVERPOOL. Fntay, Feb 8, 1855
Osug the Of eAserly winds the arrivals Of
BREADsIUFFs hsye bee tiihnE; change will lib
suppy INDIAN CoRS, there being 5000 quarters
on this Of wbi;h be close hand
The tisde the dull and Inactive state snd
h-re scarcely sales enough quotations FLOUR Ia
u pfees from 81 to 81 e Dbl . 10 quality; WHs.r 'ery
dull 81 decline Of Y bush In the sbsenee OF demand
from Irelard SDfAS COES only itself the
lin ted qus tity OrerHs; the Exports for the last ten days
tnj So qoses For he last few weeks Loaf rs.
been lz.sy supplied with Baltic WHEAT and at Mark sue
the tsrder cy downward The markets in the Interior
sD freely supplied wiki EDssh FLOR the presen, cold
weather improving The condition Of WHEAT and enabling
farmers 70 deliver ore literally.
To market only repetition OF last and
could easily have been done without
little SDI.S CoES ,od slight advance Tuesday
FLoUR A. d.. and Westerns 81 70 39i = Dbl
ISDi.S CoRS a yellow - IS, sod white, - 43o 70
trsoe Continued exreue, dull; the trng demand for
ew qusle. For such Gurneys and Domineks there Is
,csrc,y sIy IL gury
poEk q also inactive "a late prices
R.coS-2 Western. per City Of Manchester
ZEN ain up.old The l.rge dealers have dubbed" get
Il their prices and boilers in Consequence Intend of-
~ BE- portsti by public sac on Tu-sdsy next The qaa
~ !. fair sud should CON mAud 20 y A. = cat.
LAED st-,cy 81 50 z cwt
TlLL0V depre.sed ar prices irreEulsr
CorIoS-The cemsLd limited, but prices pretty well
r.Lisreo for lots with staple Business
Msrchsster very dell tud in to short
tine II eyiiste Sales for the IS $50 bales Of
" bich = 60 were American.
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twas uos'ly taken for banking purposes, and vii
relesse la'ge amount Of Government Stocks, which
will probably be sen, to Washington fox redemption
We annex from Tie Virginia Argus some remarks
upon the HsApshi Coal Region:
Although the coal land, OF Hampshire County
are a part ii the so csll.d Cumberland Coal Basin
Of our lister Ate the opposite side OF the Poto-
mac stll we think them EMIT ed 10 the name for~ng
the caption of this art Gle. Since the mines OF toe
Han =, hire Cod and Iron Co have been opened
and tLer use nfct nj works completed, Il has been
shown that this county s fully as rich in mineral
treasure az Allega County Maryland"
a most importan, question, at this stage of the
coal trade naturally arises 10 the present and u.
iure 10 the eastern markets. rhe companies
OF both States are dependent on the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad and Chesapeake snd Ohio Canal. II
il .u. thst the Goa Comps OF Virginia being
much f.wer IL number have the advantage in respect
t. the Railroad ov er those Of Maryland Ii as s sc
believe iusJyl commended the charter Of the Baltimore
srd Ohio Railroad granted by Virgins will compel
that company to transport or ike condiirss a. much
OF the nit erals OF Virginia a. ihoee OF Maryland, If
n uch be Oteret for transportation, then indeed IL
the "Hsupshire Coal ana Iron Company most luck
ly located IN the 'Old Dominion" Bat II Is not
alone on the two great avenues have indicated
that he Coal Companies OF virginia or those OF the
Valley If George Greek in Maryland, are 70 rely.
The "Al.xsnsria L"u1Ouu snI Hsmp-hire X abroad
is under tract and 10 vigorous progress, from
Alexandra 70 the >hsnsDdoah River assistance OF oj
miles. Bat 1909 miles then remain 10 be put under
contract 10 brI Ito Pedmsn-thus come ting II IL
RELY with our coal regions. Tostii vii ne completed
aa very cary day, hes pow been rendered perfectly
e,rtsip The State of Virgins has agreed TO SUB.
scribe three dfhs of the eutre cost TO TIE Snenan
dosb, leaving the remsuir twoffh. for the rich az
riculiursl aid mining regions through which Il vii
pace 70 supply. The State ~ill doubt, at the next
session of legislature subscribe similar proper
ton 70 the W.e,eTn Section. The whole distance oy
this avenue from the Hampshire mines, rather
from Piedmont 10 Alexandria, will be 10 miles,
30 miles rearer than to Baltimore, by b Iii more
and Ohio Railroad. IL is designed mainly Cor a coal
road aid lie grsdes sud curvature Ts pronounced 70
be far easier than ;bose OF the Baltimore aud Otto
Railroad. Ii IL proposed TO use rail Of 80 pounds
to the yard and 30 tun engines. Its roog stock for
transportation of coal it 10 said, viii BE- the most
piete IN h, WITHDRAWING 81 receI: movements.
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DIED.

DFvFAU-suodsnly of congestion Of the brain Ella
Bbosa oly daughter Of the late James W and ca one 81
Dsvstu, aged years 800, ... q,
The relatives friends respeoifoy invited TO attend
A, funeral This Ffday evening at ~ o'clock at the residence
Of Jane. Wo,dins. No. 81. Hudson 1t
HULL-On Tbgsdty. Feb. az David Hull, printer son Of
koedist n un in thu 5Sd year Of HE age.
relatives and The members o. tbs New York Typosrsph
Nal mon and biographical Society requested N attend
his funeral ct No Birmingham ST. sslufd,y afternoon
u O'clock.
HiII-fp Patterson j. Feb. q Mary 4 P. daughter Of
NE hev Robert A. Hill aged yesrs ana 10 months
The fencs and relatives OF the family respectfully TO-
vbsd attend the funeral this d2y tFnoay A. y O'clock
r. from the residence Of Robert rstson No So Morton
at The will tskeb Greenv Do5 for intermsnt
eMITH-On "Wednesday F-@ n JUnius Augustus. son Of
David and Rachel NJ Smith, aged years, II months aud
9dsys.
The ryss sud friends OF the family invited TO attend
b fuDers this day FdsyJ at - O'clock NJ, from No 1856
Crosby
THOwPsOE-In this city, Wednesday. Feb. Il Lean
der Thorn rson. sg.o % years, IL months and days
His friends snd oequsn' respectfully invited % ct
his late residence No ~ 6thav Sun
dsy the 2'h inst at O'Clock z. NJ
WINFItLD-At La Sale. H. Jan ~ Lucinda A.. wife Of
Eanu.l r. Winfield. formerly Of Orange County aged "A
IL months and DAYS.
0rsnse CouDty r. please
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Foreign Ports.

AS, u,sns Dec 20 bark Duchess Lane nom Penang for
Gibrsltar Sid th sip Clara Ann Pstsen ste hatcb de-
At DO. same date ship sorus Rhley rom AfJ'' Tor
AT At d., Dec d. ship w.ban Newcomb caleutt, for
Ar az Fort Royal, Matt 5h oft schr Velocity Ffazer.
s.'sm' ara sailed i'm for Sc. Domino.
A. Lasu,rs 18th uit bark Emily Banning from SeTYo,t
Saaye 20 den Hsye DO SD oh steamer AEcsea, " IN
ehs.teI New York iprobably via hsrscsibo
Az BE lie 0ndas 5tb inst barb lsin, tor Europe, ds
Az Yer. Cruz sth inst bark susan from New Orleans ART
III. krgEeyeale from New York p days schr e A. LIB
t,v from Lssuna afr ID. for New-York l2th.
AZ Jereuie ash alt brig Emblem Jordan for NeV Yok,
nc; sehr. ElIea Dyer. Ravens f1r Boston.
At msnzsnls slst ut, big POconoeks Hasss for Bo'-
At Cisufnegos 5th inst sehs Virginia Price Baker.
Depsrara tn Empire York Boston
AR ~ TIr6ad s0th at briss Crimes Aud kHzson, y.
NJ 49, ,.rror Clsre,oa. 9Th inst barr ArcLai>des
Mann Hsvsas losd or Hsmburs hrr, hasos Dt .h
Bsker St. Thomas; Bird Butebins Portland Sshsa IN
bafSs John Wesh North, Palscephsi May Chapman A
New York bils Ednbsrgh. SWEET, DO ,
At &C. Tth Insf bark Franklin, Gibbs from Boston us
Arr at sssra sIst Ult, bark Lucy Am he'lAf' S''
al inst bart Ellnwood. Clarf. Havana p,,,. f,,un
Arr At Cardenss 7th INST b,ss Anna A. Tyas f'e'' "
Havans Forest Baker Philadelphia ,-....o,I<o. g.,
An a,H.ysn. 9th inst. bris. Extrs Elhs S To
Ee~Orlssnsi 10Th, .hip Jane L w'hS' i''i i''''
sehr Hsnst Lewis hing. Mobile. ..h.oe, Ro.,o,. Ri,
Sailed from DO STU bark A.rth. Asn ns.o 49, p "
Hsris Gage Bristol .-hr Rocs 'N'7J h7-'
cola iCtb steamship HI Dorado, Cry A'shw ..L
Al DO. 10th briss Gen Boyd c.II, , 80 S-' VIZ F-'
St andrew Kesn for Charleston '2on ii p. ..k,.,.
o,,. .nS t,as P.rF.r BorEes, for Corf, 5Ei bsIn
Gtsmpu. sutfon and Chs rhoup-tn Small tor Falmouth
DO oet,yi. woed1syH KiaSsI4 Sleeper: Pea. carI
Jobn C,ry,r Marshall; Alnir.. Prince; II. A Wuf-a,
sargent; God Hunter, Berry; Geo Thon. Ame.Oa.y and
Jubilee Goociat VIZ R.ro.s. Mor,oa sod ab.sro., P,,.
So.' RoSrp' croveli Kslsf,t morse. M,Iy FHo~. Fiye
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The aegreg ate is enormous, and the average in
crease is about II 3 cent.
Mr. Blstchford ii will be .een has reported highly
importsnt bill TO remove from our Free Banking Sys
TEN the bone ard mortgage feature. Of late years
the only losses to the public nom the circulation Of
the Free Bank have been from bonds aud mortgages
which have never, when sold, brought the amount
for which they were pledged as security. The pres
ent Bank Superintendent has repeatedly ur yed this
reform upon the Legislature, arguing justly, that the
bonds and mortgages in his department. were not the
ample security required by the aw, yet he does not
retain the interest the mortgages which he Ia. full
power TO do. few years retention OF the interest
would materially increase the security In the De
psrtment
The Chief.Engineer OF the Toledo and Illinois and
Lake Erie, Wabash and s.. Louis Railroads, Warrsn
Colburn, Esq has made report 10 the Company o:
the position Of that work, from which gsther tina,
there has been expended TO the present Tune the
Of 600 The entire right OF way has been Sc
cured fer the line in almost al one huodred
feet in width, and ample depot grounds have been
purchased al all important points. Tae graduation
and masonry On the whole line are far advanced lae
masonry, which is of unusually heavy character,
for Western road, is nearly completed, and al
the stone required has been qusrried and delivered
on the ground. The timber and iron for the bridges
have been delivered on the roads Iron rails sun
cent to lsy $50 miles Of road have been delivered 81
various points or the line. From careful estimi'e
lately made, Of the cos. OF completing, the roads cal
culated from the prices g. which the work is actually
let it appears that the of 1880 900 would be
suffcien, to finish and equip the whole line and pu It
in successful opers,ion. The companies are already
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Nsrsisie. Thomr-on. .sa Ala, ,. E,s,.oo. sor Nv
NE kAEsb.ib, fsruABS.t Ca Mortal. ~
H,.ssil, N.i d. Lul.; h9'a sailor Wa, CO. u..ss
Go e1tc. Nsnf.su-. "ssb--f q 49,. a.. NsSl
Fever. Furr-r; W H.. P,ns. w.S,.,, a. NJ
Nfcsos. P..or r- c.. -. t7fsr ID p go "a,
49, l- =. 'f~s. son, Hures ssu So !, 2.
aro N.rif.-- Hsss c-E .ea. 4 ~ "A :" =.
Ns~-T..s cg + D,r.sy. : ehnsii,n vis - IVA "a
I'd : hr ? x Do A lea Cslt~sst. 81 I'm -,
Partn. tl.t-ris'h e'rt -i.s Lou1. cols Ss-Yo,, ~,
n B-fry. Pens slgD. hosfos -
Ar Nss.sa P 9Th hat. is EAs,. Kaha Eo, ~.
~ Ros'on lust put Ia flr Provinces. xoute 100
uood ron " lin ins'ou. c. fraslr-> ard r.to,s-, ~
sloupe s9'h 81 Sfh, ssrsh Vo.e Kelly foz q 49,,
r~ps tor ~. YofG 10 Or 70 DAY. srhrs Ahsro-. rs;
Nsurr.- from kiD.' oD Is eps foE 90 LshEfsos "a,
f-ora sos;cu 90 y bic 10 s;ress
I'D TON DO 18th bark JoAn coiby Rh>iss thoa S,x.
Ar OF 90 10 p.' ship To. Pe'tn. sissn. tos sos.
for Nex Oresrs leasrs
Atsu1 cs,s. - ut bArk Naoo,hss - f'r Nss Yo,s =.
Pc.'ou tott. hs Nssa p N P.rrs for 20 "a; ,sA, a.
Means sra Pa c.rire C,rs'n. az bOsr,p. igh -
St Jaso .gth at b,s l. Cope anl Mere Pr.t.
foit
At Trl dad 27h nj brks Rehmond Dyer sOr Por.i.,t.
Way Chru-n HI ior NrW York JOIN welsh Anes a.
Philads rh. hs hi.. slytrn JAfasn. FOR DO Do sIs,
lurg sw.st ior N.wfols. 30
AR 81 Cien ucgcs fih inst. sshr. Virgins Prise Bates
Ctosgetosu hitsh-u. Smith. ST. Isso. sch b.rs q
LsIsey. Sunf r New Yors. III. rshii Bgekasn Ph.e
yhis abr turre stAiA Bostcn- Sla Sd. sehr roSi~
HbUd, PA l6clI lia.
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no.,e.,.s Of cash means sufficient to open the osd
f,ou Toledo 10 Huntington, on The Wabash RIVER .
o,..,ree Of III m,e. which viii be opened for -,
.honid TIE .e.on be favorable, ny tie hr;i Of J1oe
n.,, TIE chs,Acrer Of toe work d1ne "a he I'm,
"a. heretofore been If the mos''up-rlor kinL l1e
u,uta Western cor rscuon' Of the roads a-s far Al
v.po.e tosara completion. Tue TerTe Hsu'e sni
Alton, Railroad by -hch direct communication
will b. had with 81 Lpui-, lie nearly eomPl-ted over
7op1e.ts,e already been in u-e for some rone AZ
frrire reveru ne f exceeding ths hopes OF its pro-
ecrors and the re.idue a. vel as The ine necessary
10 eopt.cr i, with our owD, will be compile ed by the
line our lire il ready for use. Agreem -nis have
been copclue ed with this Company by which perfect
line will be had from So. Louis to Toledo the shortest
nossit,le you.e 10 Lake Erie. Mr.. C)lburn .sys: |
lave no HESITATION in expressing the opinion n At the
lie uu-,. wher fully completed yield net revenue
Of at lesst 600 coo per annum, suficen. 70 pay
liberal oivi derd on q iun much larger than the
ets, Of the roses
A cor parison Of the foo,ings OF tie -eekly state
II ent # rbe Boston Banks with those OF the state
nent for the previous week, exhibits the following
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-23
Disasters, &c.

PuoytyctrowN Feb 20-The cargo OF brig shsekiod hss
ben discharged snd about half Of II dsg'ged OF ~nsh
bont 20 hbs 1e badly pieces The sss was vary
bssyv Last u.ht and the brig Is strained very badly Tue
anr on It's rrovncetown ia carts bnx h'o has
bsn siscLsrsed and ready the railway for re-
pairs. -. ,-,,. r.t..z $40. -. . .
,.e but at KiDsston M.s 1916 lt5 tuns, aud waived
OF $500. - -. s, .
Gn,oaIoupe WAS an vessel built Prince Edward Llama
In Is52 rs tuns and Va ued ct 800
Sem CHRoSoMETEk abandoned on the passage ircI N j.
foTn 10 Naples. Of ~ but 81 s. Gs9gs Ne II
1919 valued at 81 500, and rated A 2
THs WRECK Of b. ship witch Of tn " nd RON ~ Soht
g. for Liverpool before reported sbr'd ar IA
with on 18th inst Georges BY hs1inf sctr l. frndt Z"
Glouce.tsr which took from tn. iOi Oi -ggius
PAX REINDEER ct NewOrtsnf from bOstoI on he IN
irst of Hole inhe VAL expen.ucee severe stora n
which carried away fore ard atE topgAsu msss sails
nd