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The Opelousas courier., 1855-10-06
SnERIFF's SALE.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.

James Z. North j.. DISTRICT CouRr,
vs Parish of St Landry.
Mark ", Harwel II ais. No. 1911
10y virtue Of writ Of &. IA, issued in
III I'd the above entitled suit, by the District
Court in and for the Parish of ST. Landry, and to
me directed, will be exposed to public sale, for
cash. the Court House of this Parish, OF Saturday,
fhe 9th day Of October, A. D., 1855, commencing
at the hour Of II o'clock, A. A., and continuing
from day TO day, if necessary all the right, title,
interest and demand of Mark W. Hsrwe & ais,
in and to the following described property, seized
to satisfy said writ, to-wit:
I've hundred acres of land, bounded North by
land of E. b. Scott South by Adelard Boutte, East
by Defendants plantation, West by land OF Lessin
Lasergne. J. B. DAVID Sheriff.
Sheritf's Office, ST. Landry, August 25th., 1855
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SHERIFF'S SALE,

Sabin Donate, e., District Court,
John Lisbenberg. \ No. Ls5asS' ssas'
MDY virtue Of an order of seizure and sale,
- issued in the above entitled suit, by
the District Cont, in and for the Parish of st Ian
dry, and tc me directed will be exposed to public
sale, for cash. at the Court House this Parish, on
Saturday, the srd day of November, A. d., 1855.
commencing at the hour of II o'clock, A. NJ, and
continuing from day to day, if necessary. ali fhe
right, title, interest and demand of John Lieben-
berg, in and to the following described property.
seized to satisfy said order, to. witt
certain Lot Of ground, situated in the town of
Opelonsas, Parish Of ST. Landry, having one font
Of half arpent by, depth of one arpent, bounded
North by Josephine lesson, West by Market
street, South by ground of NJ Gauthier. and East
by Lot of F. Sensat, with all the Improvements
thereon; J. B. DAVID, Sheriff
sheriff's office, st. Landry, Sept Goth, 1855.
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FOR SALE.

a SAIT-MILL, situated on Bayou
"a. Giromon we'll established with DWELL
ing and out houses, together with 500 acres
of fine cypress land. on which there is 1000
logs ready to foat.-Long terms.
Also fine residence in the centre of the
town Of Grand Coteau,- dwelling and S out
houses, cisterns, &c, &c, For particulars,
at very accommodating terms, apply to
f. BERCIER.
Opeleusas, September ed, 1855.
The Opelousas courier., 1855-10-06

n NHE Tax Payers Of the Parish Of St.
= Landry, are informed that the Roll Of
Assessment for 1855, is now completed, and
will be deposited, on the lSt day of October
next at the Office of Mr.. Yves D'Avy, Reeor.
der. in Opelousas, for inspection, for thirty
days, according to law.
PIERRE MOUnLE.
P05Ssk AsSsSs2:
oss.6zsss, September 2esh, 1875
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Public Sale

By the nndersigaed, Auctioneer, ss and
for the Parish Of ST. Landry
YWYHE public are hereby Informed that
u there will be sold, to the last and high
est bidder. BY the undersigned, Auctioneer
at the last residence Of she late Jacques
Lastrapes, distant about miles North y est
of the Town of 0peiousas, On
Tuesday, the l6th of October nexE.
the following described property belonging
to the Estate Of said Jacques Lastrapes, De
ceased, late of the Parish Of S.. Laodry. to
t.& a-
The Opelousas courier., 1855-10-06
Beaver Greek Springs.

FHSHE undersigned has the honor to inform her
u friends and the public, that she is the mana
ger of that establishment and that she will be pre-
pared 70 accommodate visitors at these springs on
the first of June next. They are distant from Ope
lousas about 80 miles, from Bayou Darbone 10 miles
and from Bayou Chcot miles. Coaches can all
ways be procured at opelousas and Washington to
transport any number of passengers to the springs
The situation is one of the healthiest in the State
and the waters possess FIVE different medical quali-
ties, game and fish are abundant and can easily be
procured.-Gentlemen fond OF hunting should bring
their guns. Fishing tackle may be purchased at
the springs The undersigned has made arrange
ments to have excellent music during the season,
and will use every exertion to satisfy.
The new road by the mill and the new bridges
along the route are in perfect order.
TERMS OF BoARp. .-.
Per day, payable weekiy1 . / 90
Children and servants half price,
Horses, per day, IS
10 For families liberal deduction will be
made.
RACHEL GRADENIGo, Manager.
opeIousas. May 10Th, 1855.
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SHERlFF'S SALE.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
james W. Clark, DISTRICT CouHr,
VS.. Parish Of St. Landry.
John Caswell s. ais, No. e00S


VS.. Parish Of St, Landry.
John Csswell & ais, J No eooe
ID virtue of Judgment Of the District
I'D Court, in and for the Parish of St
Landry, rendered in the above entitled suit, and to
me directed, will expose to public sale, credit
sEtweIye months, from ths day of SALE at the Court
House Of this Parish, on Saturday, the 9th day OF
October. A. D., 1855, commencing at the hour ot
II o'clock, A. NJ, and continuing from day to day
il necessary, all the right, title, interest and de-
mand of john Caswe Sc ais. in and to the follow
ipg described property, seized TO satisfy said order
to-wit:
certain tract of land, held in common between
fhe parties in the above entitled suit, situated in
the Parish OF ST. Landry, fronting on Bayou Cour-
tableau, running back TO the Bayou Teche or
LemelEs, and containing seventy yssven and eighty
seven hundredths acres nincty-two hundredths
superficial arpents more or less Purchaser giving
approved persona! security for the faithful payment
Of the price, and the land remaining specially
mortgage till full and final payment Of principal
at eight per cent, on purchase money,
from maturity uIti! settled
y J. B. DAVID Sheriff.
Sherif's Office, st. Landry August 25th., 1855.
The Opelousas courier., 1855-10-06
FOR ala.

THE house and lot occupied by
EssSi Mr.. Ayriyie forming the corner Of
lssks Market and Bellevue streets. to-
asther with lot sof household furniture.
R;tchen utensils . lot Of Groceries, lot q
Books and good many other articles too nu-
merous 10 detail Apply for particulars to
q. BERCIER. {
opslousas. Sept 22d., 1ss5.
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For Sale.

A choice house servant, aged 2S years, a
- good cook and very good washer. For
particulars, apply to E. Bervier in Opelousas,
or to J. B. Pollingue, in Grand Coteau.
Opelousas, Sept. Odd, 1855.
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3Eercamtile Cards. &C,
GMyV kRTX 81 KAUFMAN.
OPELOUSAS,

-" o1 IL LIZ L hoAS;
1T AVE just received by the last boats, a
EE complete assortment of Spring and
Summer Dry Goods comprising mostly Silks,
Bareges, Ginghams, Jaoonats, Swiss muslins,
plain and embroidered, Curtains, embro-
dered and damasked, Shoes for ladies', gentle.
men, boys and negroes ready made clothing,
Hats of all kinds, saddlery, Hardware, Cut,
lery, all Of which they will sell as low as any
store Of the place, and upon. favorable eondi,
tions.
They respectfully solicit share of the pub.
lie patronage.
March 31st, 1855. .-
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$40 Reward.

y Runaway from the undersi-
49, gned, in the Parish of St. Mar
S7 tin, on the Goth September inst,
,!zH1..LIs. a griG-boy, named BOB, aged
about 80 years, about feet, 0 inches high,
having bump on the left hands thumb, &
white spot on the little finger of the right
hand-Speaks english and very little french
The above reward will be paid for his de-
livery to ne, or to James NJ Young. in ST.
Landry, and the usual reward if lodged in
jail THELESPHORE AMY.
St. Martins, Sept 29tb, 1855.-2t.
The Opelousas courier., 1855-10-06

FEVHE undersigned has just returned from
= New Orleans, with q complete assert
ment Of Spring Goods, such as :-Jaconats,
Rareges, Embroidered and plain Swiss Mus
Inns, also fine assortment of English and
French Embroideries, an assortment of Rib
bons Of all quality, great assortment of
mems Ready made Clothings; the whole
very we'll selected and in the latest style,
Straw and Panama Hats, which lie offers for
sale at moderate prices. f. HALFF.
Grand Coteau, April 21s.., 1S55-tf.
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HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.

KITCHEN UTENSILS, &c.
Terms and Conditions One, two and
three years credit, from the day ofsale. Pur-
chascrs furnishing solvent security to the
satisfaction of whom the right and all sums
not punctualIy paid at maturity to bear 8
pen cent. interest from time due. And
moreover, the Land and Slave remaining
specially mortgaged unto said Estate until
full and entire payment Of capital and in
terest. A. DEJEAN, .Auctioaeer.
Opelousas, Sept. 18th, 1866.
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0PEL0u3AS EEmkLE kCAD1 MY

VsS Z. & NlRs. HOY, with the assistance
1Y-M of Miss Hoy and NINE DE ST.. ANGE,
will open on the 18th of March, in the Town of
0pelousas, 4 First Class School, where the practi
cal as we'll as the ornamental branches OF female
education. will be taught. They are prepared to
give thorough instruction in the English, French,
German and Ls;tii"n Languages, also Music Lessons
on the Piano ami q Gutar, Drawing, Painting, Trans
ferins French Embroidery III Silk Chenille and
Worste4 pia' Needle Work, Calesthenies, Derort-
EleEt DaH-' - EqMtarion / he Principal hopes
with tne ays.s.atcN Of an.e Teachers, and the ad
9s2tsge YsEn zya. desife. from constant personal
care ID sse ~ rRe patronage Of the inhabitants Of
Ore.oa2Ea ail5 'EclEIty.
Icr"'H per session oI twenty lone weeks, payable
one ha:f n advance the ba on the middle of
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yYAQCERlaAE AEKaSEg'S SanOP.

EN AACkHHH "A "a NiKs1S SaAWAs
W. MRS. MEDICIS has the ho-
nor to announce to the public Of
. this Parish and the neighboring
1sS2aezz1i1 that she has just made arrange
neats with d good matchmaker who will be
{ constantly at her store, for the purpose Of
n cleaning and repairing clocks and watches. as
also all the articlesof jeWelrys . @
Ms. Medicis has also q fine assortment of
looks ana watches and all kind Of jewelry
asar sale
.s Her prices viii be moderate.
Opelonsas, 18th. April 1855. u.
The Opelousas courier., 1855-10-06
SBVEy LOTS Oh GROUND,

situated in Lastrapes' Addition to the Town
Of Opelousas. On the West side of the coulee
lesson, being Lots numbered Sixty-fve,
Sixty-six, Seventy Forty-nine, Fifty,
Twenty three and Twenty y-four. Of the plan
of said Town.
The Opelousas courier., 1855-10-06

TIE SeSSlON
Tuition il Primary Department, s 90 90
do advanced do 2j 20
French, Italian German. each, Is 90
Instruction on the Piano, 80 90
do do Guitar, 80 90
Drawing Ii 90
Painting, 90 90
French Embroidery in Silk Chenille and
Worted, 10 90
Calesthenies Department, Dancing, IL 90
Equitation, per lesson. 90
Boarding, Washing, Fuel and Lights, go 90
Nine. DE ST. ANGE having entered into prior
engagement at Mrs Henry's School III Natchez
viii not be able for the present to join the School
Opelousas, March 10th. 1858. .t-..
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THE LATEST NEWS,
RECEIVED NJ
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
PRO.SLAYERY CoNYENrlON.

ST. Louis. July TIA PfO.Savtry ConvFn'
ton met al Lexington, Mo-, on the 18Th, and wal
attended by Large number Of delegates.
EAfter temporary organization Senator AtchRI IN
AMI Col. Doniphsn were called upon TO address
The convention, hut declined, OTHER gentlemen
addressed the meeting, expressing themselves in
foynr Of establishing slavery III KaHSss by all law
ful means.
aiResOIuilOa3 were introduced requesting The I.e'
sIsatuIe OF Mo-, to pass acts tetaIaIinS upon and
disseminating AGAINST, the States ufAIaAachuselts
Vermont and Michigan.
President Shannon Of the University on invita-.
tiOr, delivered an address setting t0llh bible Orgu
meNtS in flSoE Of slavery His speech was YetY
ultra and INF ImmatoEY and caused much excIe.
n'ent. SOUe Vi has Propositions ufs sttuasiy Oh
jerted to.
The Convention was still in SESSION at the last
account.
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NEW YORK MARKET.

JrX l1.-MOney Is unchanged. Stocks loweti
Galena and Chicago RAILROAD, ll0l; Cleveland
and Toledo, IS; Erie, SIT; Illinois Genital, 974i
Michigan Southern, "a; New York Genital, lOli
Flafl. m, ?Sl, Cumberland, 2SFI Rea!ng, ISL,
Canton 2Gi, Del. & Hudson, 3?i U. S. IS OF 'GS.
1904.
Cotton sales Of 500 bales. all parties waiting
the Seamers news, hence III. limited transactiOns
Flour prices lOwet, sales 1900 brIs Ohio, at 49,
62a0, SO; sales 800 bElS Southern, al sl0,1i. Whea
prices faster. sales of $3.50 bush western white
al $3.50. Coin ,lmll, 81 ts Of 5000 bushels al
81. Pork market unsettled, sales OF $3.50 btlS o
1915. Lard fnn. sales OF AGO brS. at l0}.-
Whisky eaSjer sales $50 btIs. at ilc, M0Iasse'
RrIn, Coffee advanced 4aI, sales 2iG0 has Of II!
Tot Rio Sugar ftm. Tobacco Tim.
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NEXlCAN NEWS,

Bur,, July l7,-.New Orleans papers of We'd.
aeslay have been received.
late Olvicts ftGm the Rlo GrlnIr state that The
RevOulionE'S ate beselHlng CaMaEgO, and from
lhets expect 10 attack Matamota1 Mt which .Geu'
wOol was engaged tOuifyng.
SaItlIIo hail Yielded 10 The reyoIutiOniss with.
out struggle.
The American Consul had len Monterey.
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COTTON FACTORY DURNT

MANCHESTER, n. IT,, July l8,-.'Ihc Manches.
tel Computation Mill, No. |, was nearly destroyed
by fire yesterday together with its contents. tn!
Loss will e about sal, COO, ilSnred tor $4,000.
BY tins calamity 500 PERSONS have beeu thrown
cut u employment.
On the same dav 90 stores ani dwelling were
burnt, including 'ralney's block. Est;Rated loss
100000.
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PnLsuELrutA, July l7--'rhe steamboat Joha l..
Stephens, belonging 10 The Camden and Amboy K.
H. Co. and plvlug between thu cAy and Botlen.
town. was totally leS!t0yeI by ire last night while
lying al her WHAT at Lattice Place, aud three col.
DIED CoUks. females. persisted.
The Stevens was one Of the finest boats on the
tivet, AMI valued at !II0,Gt0; loss ptobabIy GOV.
vIed by insurance.
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rhe Law &c Sewspnpers.

sobWdbsrs wh1 ia mil give 4EprrSs notice to the
r'ry Ite considered as wishing lOeOnlnue their sub
If SnbchbtTs the dTOntlnuAncO OF their rsI.
MS. The PublAher my continue u send them unlII all
i, tahsehtS MsSeCt OF refuse TO lake their perEodI.
Som Tue 1ices 10 Which they are dlitcIa they are
~ ,spOsibe I'LL they have settled The biz and 0rlel u
u .n AlSrnnlilusd'
Ls unhNkeTH. an the PaTeFS brA rent 10 the IOTMeT
,''.'.iao .Aty lIehAll te.rODSihlA.
TsS loli,S nave decided That IeSIh3 10 iAkS period
;r"S NJ OEte, Ot remOvI and lea Sns them ulca!l
a., IN INA Cltia evidence VI lnenllnHAi IIouL.
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PmLIDgLphI.. July 1.-The accident on West
Chester Ra'lf"ad yesterday, was a,onrtl BY the
falling Of bridge III course Of election over Rad.
ley screeS. The caanIlaiy Occnnrl about Ole
O'clack, and the sttuclurs fell as the men weTe
commencing wOEE. Tnete were l2 men engaged
at work. S Of whom went down with the bnIgeI
, being instantly killed. and the Other two so Sc.
Yerely injured that their lives were desPaired Of.
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ARRESr.

PaovuGScv, July l1--Eisnry u. Tucker, son Of
Ino Tucker, has been arrster on suspicion IhhI
he IL Ihr prfreiTatot OF the outage Ly which the
house Of his llihrt was blown w with guWpOw
def. No cause assigned.
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Tug IllTORI O1 NAPOLEON RuSIr4a4r.--By
''@ D. Z. ASS'u.--tIarper Il Bios, New Yotk.
N''e in Wheeling ty Robinson L BIO.
sa.' Eotk, which a.i!aeIed so much attention
'''s "'''nE lis monthly appearance ia HAEPEA's
"NM' e now published. ID loyal octave vol
Is4 da little more than 800 paEeS each, The
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S"'sa'Ao huRdtel and hfY.one exceedingly Ia.
't.aEs EoN!'cuu. OlIrs thSa thirty maps, con Z.
- 81 expressly tot the plIp3Se, enlnle the
"E' 'seafaielJ 10 ttaGg Tie movements VI lhe
.tNsSt lhIonsh all hia wonderful cateat. A
~. y" 'asfaVnl, as eXQusitelJ cut o(aay thing Of
',. IN ShlclI has eNet been executed in this
.'.Hh eldellISheS cash Of the volumes. One
, r's.a.l Napoleon young man, when III com
, .S ~ Tie afmy OF Italy. Tie other represents
II IstQF whs1 III thU maturity Of bis years.
WslIacy Of The liAeGeSSes may I've tsisl up-
hr,. Len We Co0Slie5 The lniinSiC interest Of the
Ira, The f'ehness end beauty Of the illuIUO.
49, -, 'sa the typographical elegance Of the wQtE,
- 9p much 10 say, that Two more Attractive
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"' A'b0It has devoted (Our yeats inCeSSanl
Il, , i,!i Is work. investigating eli the authot-
Ls., ''1as IN This country aud Europe. He has
NJ, S.'0'7l 10 avail hlnstf Of the criticisms
10, ' ne w0Ek has elicIled. The authorities are
~, ss1s'eace t0.eVeiy statement Which an in.
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tfOt,E. 'eVl4edi e0HaldeEably enlarged bY the In
IlLt 10 ~ authorities, aud . now presented ID
I..t"Extsin public % tlulArul teeotd Of the ca
Ns S'pOle0a.
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= . - &C.
I.IOTOR LAW.

Nav IouK, July l1th--ReCOIder Smith hecIari
this notnns III the IIqu.t cases betOfs hIm, that
al.S. Ltefs, wines anu SprllS that had paid duties
c0uld be sOld III any desMeI quantities, aud by any
citizen.
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L,UAcuGO.--Capt. Booths new steamer fOr the
" Ae.la! lnl PAFsetsbufs ttIde, has been launch.
ri and Is now at the What. Cot completion.
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S,lG % PsOrsRu.- I'VE ditect attention to
Tie Advertisement in another column Of the sale
q tsll and personal property, to take place at
Fl!lpn tp.d4y at l past o'clock. Pm.
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british RECRUITS.

BUF,L0, July l1.--Threc Men. Including aR
officer If The British recruiting setvlce has been az.
tested Oh chaFle Of VOiIinE The ncuitII,ly Iuws
" recruiting men fot The Guinea.
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Frsro,'' EtmOr'.S q'HsUsurs perform agala
'5.aikM al Washington Hall, aud OlTef a grent
,ue,y Of anrusemsnls in the way Of music and
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yYm,Sm 'TovaSA4E~r.--There Is to be al
lllGs White Sutphut Springs, Oh the 2ith in.
s,., ;oumanlsnt, followed OY ball at uIGht,
,,2s correspondent says promises to Le grand
fin. h unhs1itaIiasly ASSETS thai JOtd1n is
a. ! and toad 10 lEavel.
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WOODEN FACTORY BURNT.
PmL'A., July little extensive wooden man.
ufaclofy Of lanes BatlOw,,at Manyun& wasdrslfOy.
ed by fire this morning, Loss about s2,60O,
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STEAMER CANADA,

HurPAx. July II, 10 p m.-NO signs yet Of the
Canada. now fully due At this port. Sk4 bnnes
intelligence thtee days laef Than that received by
The AragO.
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EXPLOSION

WNUNuToN, July lI.-JlS. N. Boyd, pE0m'
nent MERCHANT Of LynchhutG. Va, was killed by
The explosion Of gas IN his house.
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DIED.

Yesterday morning. Mr.. AM RICHARDS. eOnsott
Of the late Joseph Kchlrhs Of this county, and daughter
year Of heTIase.
The fuEeal will take Place this nnrainG al O'CLOCK.
from her late residence on Market rest, between Jeer-
aOn and Adams sis
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BALTIMORE AlARKEl',

tULr IT, Wheat, tel 2a2I0i white 2n?,20,
being decline Of from is 10 zoe from yesterdays
sales. Coin, white l0!alOl; yellow g6a9s. Oats
iSa6S. Flour dull, sale. Of Howard street at SO;
New City mills Offered at s9,15, without buyers.
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A,ur,Er4.-"NicG o! the wOOd4' and The
nDunL Belle" will Le performed 10. night, inter.
suerei Win music and dancing.
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ii. Eunrs Of ii. Loui.sill. Jaurnat.

II tie EhNr4 9C tie L1uiItiltt Jauntdt:
ArML DISTRACTIONS or ruE srxANxG TELEGRAPH
80. 2 AZ FlRE,
NV ALOASY, July 10, II A. u.
The steamer Telegraph No, 3 caught fre at OUT
'iuEl this nothing about 10 o'clocE. and before
almes could 5v checked, the eatIJ cabin Wus
:ii'pysI. The guards Of the boat ate now burn.
e We think the hull will bs saved with slight
'mals' or engines wets on the whatl and
'1tke'l hltd, but all 10 no avail.
The rcI,stoph was purchased by Capt Sam.
N'ntsOmsty some time aacs Tot seven thousand
.llIan.
Chrfe IS no Insurance on The boat. MesSts.
LeH'S' South, L SmUnan, Of the Ph6niA FOun.
.'Y' tad lac Contact to remove Tue machinery and
pui II IA anew Lyal,
L1''T'-CSpl. Samuel Montgomery was pEepar.
.lE 10 iil1s!et heE nachnety and cabin 10 a new
soN' Ihe votkneA wrrs in the act Of removing
'4s ''''' t0a the Watet-wheel DANCES, and III
1"'aI 80 applied IOrch 10 the iron In otdet to
''e'Hl'e the opefatiOn. The iEs communicated
WIN The Vo'ks above, and IN an instant was he.
'''i s1aE0i. Ths machinery will Le Total loss.
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CINCINNATI MARKET.
JrH l7.-Plour, demand light a! SEQ. Pro.
visions dull. Bacon shoulders 81; sides, packed
9 cts. Whiskey 81 In3li. Cheese Sets.
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RIVER Avn WEATHER.

RIVER AND WEATHER.
PIrrsauRnH, July l1.--Rwet feel inches,
falling. Weather extremely warm.
CrXcXSIrr. July l7.--KiVet fallen twO inches
since yesterday,
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ruL O,r..--l'he he1d Uf STALK Of oats raised
n,Le farm Of Nj. Robert MARSHALL, oas nile from
ms city, msasurss?l inches.
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BOsTON. July l1-Tht tlial Of the PARTIES taken
tom tie British brig BnTlO, OIL suspicion Of vlo'
atlug The neutrality laws, has commenced and will
occupy several days.
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wRY--.Ths mstcuEY IN tile thermometer
.orns most OF the day yesterday, had PARTICULAR
,,o,,,,Oo .tshs 90S mark.
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MI I,rso9, Q. ", Contad, and ne Hon. Isaae i
WsibiSSsl,it s'' are pR0pe Tie pEsaeaE Yagotl
''"'s'Sa' III
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'aE INTEILIGENCER.
WEDNESDAY 9oRNINa, JULy is, 1855.
nd Correarondents.

Sn,0cial ahsiReSS ofthe lAieseneer, should BE- al.
.s,rI to the PTOprIetoE9.
,isf snncernat the editorial department Of The pa
-, SaouII ne adlrssVed 10 the elitor1 jointly eli
n Ss writing for publication, wifi plea,e
" SUiy on one side Of fhe paFer ''>-'S
oberYIEcs Oltke above rules wT. greatly obllSe Us,
J; Seture more prompt attANlion to correspondents
~ u ,h4y gIahl NtheTwlae soma lines receive.
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l,., W The numbet Of deaths Ia N. YotI
RatIloS,.S s,1 4si PhlIaaeIphla 22ai Bosoa 50
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COURT OF CLAIMS.
WAsuIxGTOX, July l7--TLere ATE 60 cases dock
eted on The Calend1t Of ths Court Of CLAIMS,
which has adjourned To Thursday.