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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-22

M kDAhE ALHis, PROM PAEfs TEsDf1@ HgK
lyl s~rrtsss W the ladies' ani ysnisHs Of efiy,
Ia Asiroaogy, BY bass and sesn>s ass ~ b. sossx ~
.osi love, marriage. buslbsss. ls- rs@,s~rs ~ BAs
rfI tau tls nAfns ~ hs Lay seaiisnAAn psy wfil
marry, si- the nsns u ksr ystsrs nsAssss Apvza
sy~ass ths TpEhsh, srsnsh ADs ovnAn @sxaAg~s- ~.
sNsnes 30 Iso.sry, b@;ws~a FIRST and nsoon1 strssss
Orses hosrs from 10 A. " totPk
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NJ ~ BiAfIY ~ TtTg AND cyErAIs yUEE-
1 teller q ell stssu u life. iAAss. Is o~nis ssnis
~ kFs " son sAy.s The city. Letters -riti<n for
tsrtebs .ho esnboi wrts nsusslyss R>slssnes s13
itaH street near ko's, Top noot, ka1lns tyosgh .
doorway, IRON, rom. SLATE hsnRs outH6s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-22

n0WEIkG'S sTEWED TERRAPIN THIS DAY
IL commence serving up . lot OF superior egg terra.
pm and all epicnres Of the above most respectfully
Invited 10 call and test the At THoS DOWNING,S
No. Broad street N B.-The above sent 10 any pArs
Of the city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-22

r EECHFS -2o, 900 SWEDISH IEiCHES ARRIVED, IN
Il prime order, for sale by
). v. Ci.EU h CO., 90 Maiden lane.
r UXuRIAST wHIsEEK OR xousTACHEs FORCED TO
IL grow strong and thick In sir wee.ts b. my ongu-
emit which will not stain bjure the ,kin ~ bottle
sent 10 any part Of the country. r. q. GRAHAM i0T
Nassau street Hayes, lT5 Fulton street, Broosiyn
yI,ILIGRAPH WIRE INSULATED WITH GUrrA PEa.
cha, gutia peIeha cords for bands and pumps, gut
IA ptreba soda pipe sheet for acid vessels &c Sc
on band and for sale by sAMf. e. BHOl india ra bier
and gu,ta pureba, ISL Broadway.
ITO PRINTERS AND SEwsPAPER PROPRiErORs.-H
i SMITH, 10 South Eleventh. street, Brooklyn, manu-.
rurer Of tsts Of brass rule, 10 plea, dozsn
saeh from nanparsil "a co. each piece stamped ~ the
number Of rglsseut Weight 10 pounds 81 - pr pound
cash Dotted and waved rules 81 30 per pound Leafs
and brass circles Old column rules repaired equal 70
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nR WARDS UNFORTUNATE FRiESD.-PRItY 81 |,
IL with a books just what those want Who ha We
contracted diseases; namely, cure At once, and no
delay and more expense. Call any hour AZ 90 Canal
street, you viii fnd Dr. Ward attending. separate
roms for patients. Advice gratis Female periodic al
pills, and 9th er medic ines for ienAls dersrysm~n
BY Dr. wABD, No. 20 Canal street. door Broad.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-22

nEcORATTvE FRISCO PAINTER OF THE GERMAN
H. and Italian schools ready TO decorate In the
most approved manner, and In all styles. Address, n
20a Spring street, New York, GEORGE FIGHT.
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Total value mdse exported during the week. oJo
Do. sIece do. DO. 49, 1876
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GOLD AND Silver.
There is some demand for Land Warrants. The I
Owing are the prices obsainable in our market:
REVIEW OF TIE MARKErs.

SATURDAY MoRriNs, Nov 8, 1855.
Our general market has been without much activity
during the past week. though for articles good de-
mand has prevailed business being checked by limited
supplies The transactions in Cotton have been cdnsid
eraby larger than had report for thu
vious week. and the market presented seadier ap
pearance In Tobacco Sugar and Molssses only mode
rate business has been DONE the stocks of all those sta
pies being much reduced Flour has advanced but the
sales have been quite limited while Wheat has me. with
an active demand at rather easier prices Corn has been
dull at previous rates Provisions ell kinds have also
been dull and Beef has considerably declined F1eishts
have been active and firm, and Exchanges heavy.
COTToN-We left the Cotton market with dull an.
pearanoe at the close Of last weekly review the Ar
cas- accounts having exercised depressing inuepcs on
the demand and prices. On Saturday however buyers
forward more freely about 1000 bales changed
hands without further alteration In the rates Oh Mon
day and Tuesday fair demand prevailed and as factors
showed willingness to make slight CONCESSIONS on
she lover grades the sales Of the two days embraced
A1ooo oaeh On wednesday Gbout 1900 bser fonnd pur
ehasera but on Thursday tbs hourly expectation Of re-
sewing the Haltsos sdssss by telegraph tbs snsss Of
sAe Fssigst aatkss Aaa shs asulsS Of negotiating M
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ARRIVALS Ar 4HE PRINCIPAL HOTELS YESTERDAY

ARCADE. NJ without XVI II Sanjerfrd Tex; Kucksr,
H, Thai, Ms Melvin, " Tate, Ark Moore, Ind; G W
Ro6ertsou Horter O Stsrk 1s; Gpt Armstrong,
Burtop, Miss City; Marin, o. Gaas, Jackson
Post
Neuse chaa Boyd, Carpenter, Brace well, John
Scott Johnnen Peter Gallagher, Chew, En-
ign, johnson o. Jacob Roth, B9ss. Psqaspine
Murl.on Johu Thsm,r Mot Dr. s.assstsd Assap;
Nd; lazy Hobls Oliver and lady Ala;
Moars Geo Whitman La Taylor, Mobile, Aa DR. Wallace,
Louisiana. ~
ST. LeuIs III Gauss, BALI Raw Fox and lady, eliss
1aler q Forno, 81 jean Bsntiatei Romer Mabls
n " CHARLES Rsrsow VIM Creepy Eng Sid9sy
gs Mobile Taukuslsy Ala; Carroll and sss Car
ssn n q Markham, Tai C Huqhinson, Wm Cline, In;
ssssasssd g3t Wsi..s Al soa'ssDs Mss p snsSi
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Fatehss4ll cotton Bueknsr st.p.cn
To Iaoa ss R sGsa
Fhei.ld a.
e asd s hsnas1.s
Kelly aeos7 Freisea eeos Richard Nageai CO.
ans Heaa Mas. tsss5 es
Curry Person-Total 1888 bales cotton '
Cora No eotten Curry Person,
e. eFs % 1 ivy WI sis
1s is coy a B y "a
asasO sly as0 Pssns
Freion Stevens &eol5 Rhara Nagen Cox ellis Boyd
sss%s a ss sssy SEQ do Miles
H1 yAzay 5a sss soften Hughes
slla MRnshald Ssgs EaeEHs, Stanton sseaads
Alea 80 aaadese Mslhanny WhsrsAso & smedes
ses Wa s r;fa Curry ssft @ a. Psyss
ehanaon icha Val, cumnss sSs
s "a e qs Whiting
u g. 8 a. sssSs p ssyss ,sk
ii He aays coss ssbbsRsa 0 Il sseE.
sp saSsaa .i' E Fss Cock
schnsdsrsia do aoar Jams Connolly aeo 'D'
e wss % s
ar, eosa = s,stl saass
sss cotton RiIs ae sh' p S
lawe sssa wheat g ssss cotton Henderson, Terry
molly cos hhds soseeog spp
Ssa is''f' p &c,
y aars ss.s. s
W Stewart sen Stevenson aeoit
sack. Horss fs sas
apps. Do onoas wss d. ssEs S a.
as 50 sps d f 90 ss v Is = ~
s 3 % 1y s
= Lbs Mitchell tobasso q
ssnsn Aeeas5 aoar eggs oSr
sgs 1 Dc
sos sos Ward ssuadsr. aantTssi 81 aa bale
RH,s..ss 5h s VA, sssIs ssa
Green crsmB-a yssLson &is-aa sr,gisIs Do q
ee NO do h s.s mo
| ton 50 hhds sugar 100 bels molssses
balls, setSp Payne Harri.epl
ma. sugar Sels DuIvs
sqa Wsi . DO DO order s ,us T0a
do lanea Connolly 4ea5 do tobacco 500
g. + Nor
3 $50 S ssass BIZ fs 1tFs
sas a s1sa
y Maoaaay % olvslo ssI. aoa po.shsr
ii. gef i Dc Thomesse
s eess. stais
ssd cattle 25 do sheep oderToa 20 hhds tobacco
St
Ss'si asss sss Ess
wheat $40 do 60 do bran 5es do kegs butter
Moore bales hemp Smih-b9 kegs nails Mophy M
yn-5b4 Price, Converse &co-20s W
sSs White 5o5 do whea Turns26l do do Levy
Ysaman aeosb bbla alcohol Moony Bro
sacks bills beans Benton 6eos7 DO apples 80 esbb
bbls apples Cameronl56 sacks Wsarsr
kgs Thd LeibsrT 1855 bba -four 1851 sacks whsa. Ia
do 1859 do aats.
LouIssteamer Mtuareh9b bbs potatoes Drsshcr Son
e fsss sS An R
"A Acole0 bills beef Woodruff md
Jarvis bb RACERS, Mcclure &oboo coils
Bic bid shoe, easehsat s,sts bacon SO b9s 90
Connolly kcol64 sacks wheat Rail- &cs4S4 do do lanai
Gan9olis &co-i3s0 eabbagss ] D Barnet Eco.
| 81 Per New Orleans and Jackson Railroad
"a b.les cotton Carroll
Byrne sco-l5 Harrs-la Aby-6 Miles Aasms-S
stewart Nsle, &co- calf Seeghrt
liz w aoosundrisB Clarke dot DsYaI
Leigart-J Dayis-J w Keene &co.
Y lat boats.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS Boal2oO bags potatoes. do apples
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ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Stsan,bs vsadsrs smilb irsa xsy Wesi vi. ,hs t,s,s
tok Rogers &co--lht district. ~ pS'r
Ship Lams H.ehborn is days fam Boston, Fssat-l,t
Ship asrlct Fnsr, from Malta I'D August b.as, a
ttict.
spsn barb Mayo xsrssss days from Hsvsaa ballast. TO
Bark Tasman Rio DO Jssso 70 Rai &e-iss district
Span bak Joasf, Mara from Baceloaa ballast mssFoin,
Brig kssbdsn Ameabuy from Bosdeasr for Tapeo pst in dis
Brig Tesds Banehs FROM Charleston. 5sss to
Chapman 4 Browa-1st district
Brig Almita Norbsck % days from Thomsop Me- arIs.
distrct,
shr Henry Latoar sieu from Mobile nastsr--Bastn.
shr 6n Har4n Largely days from FehsHet 10 PoosJ Nesl
sehr ser.h.y-st, Weaver, from Bilori-Bsin.
sehr Fame, Augustine, fstm Amits RSsr-Bsriu.
Sebt hisde,is, from Ams River-Basa.
sehs Elisa DEwiop, G1s-an fhom Jeheioucta-BssiH.
sehr Rnsslis, from Arnits Rivct-Bakia. A.
sehr Emblem. Matte, fran TicE,aw-Btsn.
sebr fsmme Dor Reaing, from Am,te Rfvsf-Bain.
sehr Lois, from Bay ST. Lous-Ba.a.
sehr Falatstr, chriniy, from Pearl Rvsr-Bssth 7.-
sehr Janen, from Boafosea-Hssin
sshr oseeeio, Duncan, Ani
SEER Sarah Jane, White, from ADits giyer-Basin
Steamboat.
N.tcaez Iealhst., from yies,turg. 5m"@
Cora, No Mosby, from sct.burg.
I'd Howard, Northern from PadgcsBI
JOHN Stader, Brown, from Yazoo River.
Jacob Early, Hoiister, from St Louis.
Antelope Brown, from Louisville.
lsarei Hill, Hooper Bayou Sara.
Capitol. urs, from Waterloo.
Walsh Gable. from ST Louis
544- Crescent City, Young, from St Louis.
Monarch, Logan, from ST Louis
sea on the soh alt ships mp
ahip Loeb Lamar briggs estss A!mIs 81 dc Mayo.
9s..a. Below-Goming Up.
Blrk hm.ds. Ankus from New York, to W Dewey.
sthf Msl baoouf, Afn otl Eaton Henderson,
Steamship cahswbs Caps shafd c.si O'clock NJ
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shange, altogether operated to check the demand and
the SALES were confined 10 about 1000 bales Yesterday
the continued delay Of the Bsfcs acsozpts kept buyers
pretty much out Of the market and barely 5000 bses
sod making the business Of the entire week
bales. WI quote follow
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MEMORANDA,

Steamship Vanderbilt left Key 24.h nIi sea.hp
Isabel from Charleston arrived the same dn for
Haysane at Tampa Bay Madison Jon
and connscticstf from New YORK; dehargng-ocs NJ passed
steamship flord Oh Keys hence turd min port
seth nit bnrks Frances sseor hnd Asa Fisk Ar
lagson Rose, Emma and Pss.s JAILED sane
day for New Yokn port APaaehco soh u
wig and yeoa at Pensacola lat bark Hamilton from
ths bar At Pass Lour night Ia nst
passed three ships at ahehc inside md destinations
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sHERrFFs SALES.

BITE DI.Tser eovsT ANDREW srgAET vs. His er'di''F'
leY VIRTUE Of, aad in obedience to two
orders SALE rse5erad October 1855 sad BY ,es houshe
CITY Eressg 81 Lsis chsrsrss aoys st'ess
a oERTAfS EoT or GRoUSD. sogs,hsr With all she AS
buildings improvements thereon stasts the First District &
sseesas Apollo cio add g.to SOD
feet oa Clio street. depth Of hIes fst seen
aaainx from B,eeha sasst % he rear X .ad L gasr with
portion ground sad ss measuring thirty I've
Oils streets Sud sy feet towards ssehus sud
Apollo streets
Ths buildings said Lot o. sround senss.
vo story bfiek Dwelling Ho5se With s ths reqqiss psh s1a
nFs ~En the sarrsudesd by ssd nsoiysus 70 his
TsrmsThe saiss 49, spe the balances
8habEvfLLE MARFGNY
- nol y - d shsris Of :ha Psrirh Of orssas
Fis1a pi:1o,sr cegar LOUIS KATIE IGIiH H gUE-
xos.V vIpTrEI Eooshs.No. isAso.
public civ Irsbss I@us street
ostsesu csa,;tss and Royal ssson FRIDAY
CERTAIN GROUND. 9Th thu bailiipss thereon a
the No 5zuTatiys plan annexed
j. B. Marks, .s an,sry Dsenter is SAD
nier street Msrkst and Hhs.d tss, ~ Isl . ~
inches depth o. M a.
smasr, iss the oaes Of L. T. crsl Nosy
this city Ths hudss "a sad LIT consist One Story Ffss
Frsms Khsn ssinsis ieoes cassaialpx rso hsio and
galleries. shnds arbour the
beng he sscona srd las, The shove
propsry Will be dshtsly nddieated the highest
bidder for Via will bribg At t-slye months credit ts
uuishng bond With god and seysnt
from dkte ad pec orisag
| on property sold un'ii fna e.ym nt ,.p4,,4v ~
osG Sheriff Of the Peyish NJ Orleans
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.E,xPnRIrs-

Estrsnoa cotton $500 slaves
BARcELoNABg Teresas72 bales cotton SLAVES. spare
BARcELoNABg Joven cooc 1900 STAYED
BosToN-Bng Gmore-279i bbb -four, SEQ sacks corn
PENShCOLA-Sehr Powha,an45 sacks 100 do
80 do soe hhda casks bba waky
merchandise. - - y =
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PlasB or snd D. MouRE.-No. It's
SOY VIRTUE of writ of heri faeias to me
directed by Hau L. U Gsisnlie, First Jutsiss o tie
pefce viii public aelioa. FRIDAY, the 9Th
day Novembs the hou Of 10 o'clock NJ AT Banks
Magazine street. bstwee1 Gfayer and atchez see lie
following described property, q-.l,.4% -.
the nottheast aide OF Mepo
street. Nartr Claiborne measuring
aud twenty tive aud sH tpchsl front.
Seized ia the above entitled Y,..z
Terms eoudlons-caAh.
al sHt j. J. HOPPE, Constable.
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PAxaIsna JUATes PAX, It. covEELL CITY q Nav o.
PARotssE leans Of JOHN CUNNING. II sa6.
Nm VERTU dun writ de fieri facias moi
NJ adesse Los I u eAsanls, Pssmtrs Jaaies dc PAX
EENDREpI Soysibre, MIDI pArcade DE- Banks
Mag Gfnser Eatehex ai
want saseir-fE=s...
oasst la Efnto les
CaSorGd yingt peds pogcess trout.
Bais Pafairs ei-dessus
Tsrmes e. conditions, compliant, -. D..
nA j., PE,L
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ToBAcdo--The movement in the Tobacco market du-
ring thr past week has been limited snd the GALES
ported hare not exceeded 100 hds Of which the follow
ing were the principal 10 hhds Low Admitted at
7Aa, ID Admitted and Refused at 3D. round and 16 Old
Yellow Bank at 8Le
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sHIrpIHa IHrEILIeEHcE,

Blrurply MoKrf7s, Nov. 9, 1866.
5~... CLEARED YESTERDAY
Bark Es4ue.s poor Ro,. for Bsr.etsu. Po;z Mir
Brig Isresa spanb) Ssrtaehs, Pug Mir ke0
snf jovsn ffAae'" fsPsaA) srsu.nsr, o Bstssisns,
Brig Gilmore, Eards. for Boston q q 49,. 4 - -
sehr forhattan Caro- for Psasasoie, yehn gyrsy *
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PRICES

ss5E,r FRANK SHAW, It,s 81 Co.,, rrii=5
4 COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MER.
fas.l' ssS Boe,r 4 Wa pss a u, sespI.SsIs
ssfeek HeN Wlsesst 's'2 a. 9MW
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CITY ITEM s.

CHARITY HosPTTAL.-Ths following is the re-
port Of this for the week ending Friday
Ing, November 2, at O'clock w..
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There 10 but tts doing in unoarrsnt Bank Notes Such
as are quoted below purchased the rates annexea
encurrent coin of all descriptions resdy purchased
our rates. which those OF II. B. Merrell q Co. VINO
continue to pay the highest market value
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LEGAL NOTICES.

couRr The commis.,onsrs asd tg,s q the
r4R1H oHts. E',s 4 9s s.s Jess m l9s vs.
DY VIRTUE of writ of feri facias to me
BY " Second Jas'ies of the Peace
proceed to seii rutls a4c.on
ssrss es 5EsDaY yovsm3eI iss. At u o'clock NJ
Blacksmith SHOPS With siate roof AID the contents
ssI as,s IS the shove '''' Terms 5e a
s.eosp Jvsrtess couRr, N. BARRETT Mr. BENTos-so
gpY VIRTUE of writ Of fieri facias to mo d.
the Hon. O. " Jon Second Justice Of the Psses for
Psriide snd streets
y PsDs sh hs Pa an. Stone
81 Is e n JOHN AGAssE
E.oLAWSssggSsE so 81 ss1s assEY
10y VIRTUE of writ Of feri facias to me
AD directed Hon G. " Jnte Second Justice the Pcaee
e 5s Of fss W e ls I'd q
on the "a day Of November, 1854 at u O'Clock M G
ssi1ed i he above spit. Terms. ca.t.
oa5 20 ns JOHN A. AGsiSSsi Cofstahis
Frnsr Iusrern couar &C. ooNNEL city q
fAPHH OF ohLs1Ns. ! @. W. Harty.-No l1ess.
Wy VIRTUE of writ of feri facias to me
iof orlesDs proeed pub
FRIDAY he sth Novsnb4 1854 t hon 81. s':ios.
ssss ne s9Sn,Fg as,s.,ass re- s, n s
so aad Msanssi seets measuring rsns
Seized the above entitled suit Tens aud eondi:onsesh
PnEmERE PAX. &c. eoNNELL CITY Of Nsw o.
| ESN VERTU dune write de fieri facias moi
~ dn L. y. 6aieuus Premisre asts de Ps
IA Paae dori, procederai xs1d,s sneAq
GrsY Nashez Ii Pioprete dssen
/ ruivantS savoir- #5
rasa Maunael tTente isux psasr
| Saiss tafaire cidessus laaas--
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Leighton g. Barbot, .5=5
&s CLIO HERS
s. ". Co9rIr C1nai aud 81. Charles streets,
gsspssnsantiy hsnd kndso
arteissap raining ssateman's Wardfasa.
y LEISaToNss PREMIUM SaIaTS-A fall tappy Of thase
elaborated shrs hand, variety
;ha please
aosttssaidious, go spiy
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afeceips for October, ls55.
The following produce compose the inward freight l7o6
bales cotton 326 head cattle 400 head sheep 592 cords
wood with lumber timber tar and many articles of
tables and other marketing The outward freight CON-
prsed almost every article of merchandise required for
country consumption. %oz
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CATTLE MARKET.

JEFFERSON CRY, Nov. 2, 1855
Arrived to-day 175 head Texas and Attakapas Oattle
IS head of Western lis Calves $50 Sheep and 35 Mich
Cows
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CLOTHING.

.. Norris & Way,
cLoTHIEEs,
CORNER OF CAMP AND COMMON sTRs IT'S,
1d--4sf l tundsrcity Hosa.l
~ Keep sesass1iy on SUPERIOR STOCK Ali AR
flCLEs REQUIRED FOR sEsTLENEs1s WEAg. spfy
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against receiving, nssotiaiiRs the following de-
New Orleans oths
Coupons attached thereto Said Bonds for thousand
the ettp she
Western Raosa Company, in
inen subscription
psny May Dieter CO
sis neasiye payable in the
PAYABLE ssmsnnNAy
Novemhe and ast day May o. sch aeiyE
the Gsw York. Thirtyetshs
Coupons, from 40 inuivs Bond.
the hst Coupons having been paa Tia Beads signed
John Nayor Wiam II. Treasurer ami soan
teRnsd DeBuys Gospro5l Ter Of said endorssd
bs by j. H. OyerSon, Psidel BsHJ Fsnas esefs
rg for and behalf of said COMPANY Thsir psymea pr zen
These mailed r7SistsTsi IN pseas a
the Posi- oce in New York 9lh aa s
William Hswes Nss rts DO, hsts
Once III tas Ss eo As
'Hes's Pp'71 es 's WILLIAM - HEwEs5 President
Nav, -ia.n. ana great Raiitcaa tomeany
nnA S-s"'
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uANUFAeTURRn TOBACCO.
yxTE ARE NOW RECEIVING from ships
wv sh cole and wsthsrise, fa supplies a srefy
a'''''f VIRGINIA ThBAIoo,
vk ,sEa ias sea.i asshtsssa hieA sas ssssa
y ss''sa'''t Ss'"'"f wlgis, aAwlINs 4 co.
essAsS ysheessssa,ss se4 Srsssss tsssts
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W. S. HALSEY, 1856 Camp street,
- CITY HOTEL, NEW ORLEANS.
FNNHE f-JIRSERIREg respeetfully ann

III
M his the public geusfaif has tnls veil hnan IA
during the past e pen
improvement
adopted All repairs hass heen
have painted thrn ghau.
and Ited and ant furniture tuspecisly
frs Lisa abort, been eslsd IN
poyiaIpg for The guess sud for thu
COMMUNICATION OF the pubcs 1850.
L - haplN 3m ~. O. ftlNSS. kl1p'ietos.
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The receipts of Specie for the week confined to gold
alone. Mexican dollars heavy at l04.
The receipts this week are:
70 thu Southern Bank from s. Louis coo
10 sns Union BARK from galveston,
~ =, N ~. ...-..-....-......, 4,U0
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LATE NEWS BIZ THE MAILS.
Proceedings CT Congress.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 5.-In the Senate, MIR
Sumner presented a memorial from the Boston
Board of Trade. asking that the ecetary of tn,
Navy be empowered to send Immediately OIL
more vessels in search of DR.. kane's Arctic ex.
petition. Referred.
The Military Academy bil with the amend
ments of the committee was taken up and passed.
The Soldiers Bounty Land Bill made the
order of the day for tuesday next.
The judiciary Bill taken up, and Mr.
Toucey moved To amend by the substitution of
eleven instead of ten judges. Mr.. Douglas OPP
posed the amendment. lie would not have the
supreme Judges always in Washington. He
wanted them to mingle with other Judges and
with the bar throughout the country; otherwise
they would be mere paper judges They should
rotate, he said, so that each in nine years would
have visited every judicial district The Court
of Appeals should be held in intermediate dis.
tricts. After some further remarks. Mr. Doug
as submitted "a substitute, but without taking
any action thereon, the Senate adjourned to Tues
day.
In the House, Mr.. Napoleon Bonaparte Gid
dings. delegate from Nebraska appeared and
qualified
MIR. Walbridge presented memorial from the
Life Saving Association and Marine Insurance
Companies of New York, asking that an expedi-
ton be sent in search of kanes Arctic Expedi
ton: Referred.
a resolution was adopted to print 20 900 extra
copies of the Presidents Message on the veto of
the River and lIarbor bill.
The House then went into Committee of the
Whole on the private calendar. Thirteen bills
were reported and passed, after which the House
adjourned.
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