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Business Gar1s.


A UGIER, j., Con}ectioner and Dealer IN Fruits
"A Corner of Market and St Louis Streets.
LIAM, l.. S, CLERK of Court North East Corner of
n the Court House Square, Market street.
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A. l.. PLOUGH, JR.,
Resident Dentist,
ian1tf THIBODAUX, La.

F.. H. KNAPP,
nENTAL SURGEON-l53 Canal street,
II intends returning to Thbodaux in about two uIIn
or three weeks Persons wishing his services can
do by addressing Immediately through the post Office
Tibodaux of B. F. Holden, Esq, On his return
he will remain but few d vs. only sep5-n
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WNES-Fine old Sherry, Catawba, Claret
w and Hauts ssntezne white wine) bottled, and for
sale by sep1 B.F. HOLDEN.
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J. A SCTDDlY. F. Q. E"RN"
DRS. SCUDDAY & EWING, having associated
themselves the practice of their profession tender
their sevces citizens Thibodaux Laurche and the
neghboring parishes Office Jackson, opposite ST. Bridget
street, where they may at all times be found unless profess
ionaIy engaged mh3t-1y
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J. B. R0CSfAN. !. r.. NCEVEx6
ROUSTAN & Mowers,
(lStccessors to O. Osborn Co)
Commercial Row-under the Franklin House, Thlbodaux
nEALERS IN FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
L. DRY GOODS; Hosiery Straw Goods Hats, Boots and
Shoes, Hardware, etc, etc.
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SAMUEL WOLF, General COLLECTOR and
- agent Houma parish Of Terrebonne, La, will attend
promptly to the collection of all claims entrusted to him. or
to the transaction Of any business required. oct2s-ly
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DRS. W. 81. L. JENNINGS having entered
IL into partnership for the practice of Medicine,
pectfuy tender their professional services the czens OF
the parish Of Terrebonne Residence Houma. tl2-lyi
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LOUIS BUSH.


HALL Il BUSH,
n THZBODA CI, LA.,
Practice in the Courts Of the Parishes of Lafourche,
Assumption, and Terrebcnne. apl22-1
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~ A. BARILLEAU, attorney and Counsellor
VI at Losc, Napoleonvie Parish of Assumption, La,
will practice in the Courts Of the 5th Judicial District
posed Parishes of Assumption Lourche and Terre
bonne. L5Z-lyl
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THAMPAGNE.-Afe few baskets Chas. Heidsieck,
" whole and half bottles for sale by
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nR. NJ. A. MCLEOD respectfully announces to
his friends the public that he has again resumed
the practice profession and soicts patronage Office
on Jackson street, corner Of St. Mary's.
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DOCTOR II. II. HARRIS.-Ofice short dis
IL ance below the Railroad Bridge, at the former resi-
dence of DR. Iouit JELLY.
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IDOCTOR ALLEN DEDRICK, lately of New
IL Orleans, having located at Houma offers his pro-
References by permission to-Dr Bennett Dow ler and
Dr. Samuel A. Cartwright New Orleans. [l6-1yl
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Election Notice.
DURSUANT to law and a proclamation of J
i C. RAGAN, President of the Police Jury of the paris
Of Laourehe dated Oath of September 1855, Elections viii
be held in the parish of Lafourche,
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EDMOND MAURIN, attorney at Lar, Napo-
~ leonve parish of Assumption practices in the Courts
of Ascension Laourche and Terrebonne. sep30
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Law NoI1CEs
TONNELY & RIGHTOR, attorneys and Coun'
~ selors at La,e, Houma, Parish of Terrebonne Las
practice the Courts of the Fifth Judicial District
posed Parishes Teebonne Lafourche and Asmp
ton Any business confded to them will meetwth prompt
attention.
Particular attention will be given toand busnesss
and the examination of titles je25 1y
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Jona. G. White,
TAVING BEEN APPOINTED NOTARY

THO. THEOPHILE DAUNIS, General Collect.
eJ ing agent, will pay the srctes. attention TO the
collecting of accounts notes claims etc. the parishes oi
Laourche Assumption and Terrebonne The best Of refer.
ence can be furnished il required aug11-1y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-17
LETTER FROM COM STOCKTON

Wefind in The Princeton Wig the following letter
from Com. Stockton to the Rev. c. Van Rensselaer,:
To the Rev. c. Fan Reaa'eLaer d. D.:
SIR: In the indulgence of a prurien, procyity 10
perform the functions Of censor universal, over all
departments social political, economical, well as
religious, you have entered the arena alongside OF
those clerical "iriends' who have been recently en-
gsged in the work Of tTaducing the directors of the
Joint companies, and have published an anony nous
pamphlet reference TO the accident which occurred
on Camden and Amboy railroad on the 10Th Of Au.
II had confined remarks 70 tho Of
TIE beard h7~eyer harsh OF unworthy 81 nran minister
they been, should have deemed daty
feeling upon he occasion OF unnsua Indifference Of
thsn Indian stocsm charges which seem 20 call for
The assassin Of character well Of life loves darkness
rather than light and your designs incompatible
ph the character and prophecies Of Christian teman
minister you hsye 10 some properly assumed tn,
yous rather disgrsce time h0hoed ancestry
ep fou ought TO have Known ho in per
reung unusual an outrage upon others that your eande
tire disguise you'd be sway and that your and ee
cal ehsrsc would ereyealed.
The Newspaper which you have added 70 your
your publication auxiliary those newspapers
which fer malicious and sereenuy paposes have - reek ess
assd the joint mpaDes and bs Of NswJe'eyf and
have sought rgsdless Of facts 70 PREJUDICE TOE
event, and possible public opinion By eAnor
sDo debsDeaon wocb msht render courts 'nd e SAB
ministers OF vengeance and cosoofors sh nose
teesp6 enemies Of III, point companies who of more han
twenty y... nave their de:I ssisen Won think ",
popular side IN your abo. 70 ennse the eompa'
MES: ..s that 'ToSs se !. Oo.sS % .a
year itching In this and write have e intention pres
peanrs,of tour public .ion will bii fy notice yoar most
prr IN. nt and t assins the oheeto Ba be-
.a pe OF az, putculu qus6.aon sssess.d By se
elersy which hem trrt railroad
i've ven I,,sre5d nr ob.ned tbsr iaormsjon ~beb .,
ufes yeDs Tenz ~ year pee dzH ns: re espesnse and
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AMERICAN PRIZES At THE PARIS
EXHIBITION.

From Our Special Correspondent.
PARIS, Thursday Sept. 81, 1855.
We know now, almost to certainty, the number
and the character Of the awards which will be received
by the American exhibitors at the great Exhibition.
TousIey Reed of NewYork, exhibitors of an oscil-
latpg engine have made the great hit in the American
department. This ergine which is the invention OF
Mr.. Reed and believe only year old, Is considered
one of the most remarkable advances in the science OF
machinery which is TO be found in the exhibition, and
receives in consequence silver medal. NJ. Periere,
the great railroad king Of France, pronounces i: one
half better for railroad purposes than any engine in
existence. This gentleman has taken il under his
powerful protection and is going to adopt it imme-
oiaely on four Of the leading railroads OF France in
which be is the largest stakeholder and most infu-
entail director. Mr.. Reeds fortune Is thus made sure,
for with N. Pereres influence this engine will not be
lorg in becoming European.
Ofthe reapers and mowers, Mccormick takes gold
medal, Nanny and Wright each silver medal The
Emperor has purchased McCormicks machine, the
which operated beautifully at La Trappes, for
the CoDservatoiIe des Arts ct Meters.
Pittss Buffalo threshiDg machine takes gold
medal. Manufactures Of this machine viii soon be
established at different points in France.
Blsnchards machine for bending wood takes
silver medal. The machine by the same inventor for
cutting and sculpturiDg busts meets no sympathy
from the French jury.
OF the sewing machines, Singer of Nev-York and
Margin Of Lyons, France, take gold medals the other
American machines silver or bronze medals. The
jury awards q medal to the French machine, not on
account Of any general superiority the American
machines, but because of new Improvement which
is thought TO possess value. The reader will recol-
leet that the juries were instructed by the Prince
Napoleon to look particularly for new ideas and new
principles not heretofore brought to public notice.
The yulca.ized inoia-rubber Of Goodyear receives
gold medal.
In dentistry Fowler Preterre Of Nev-York,
established in Paris, take a silver medal, the only
medal awarded TO this branch.
Colts gurs and pistols might have been ex-
pected have been sacrificed TO the national amour
propre and il is not believed that their inventor has
received any award. II is at least certain that be
viii not obtain more than third-clsss medal or en-
honorable mention. These instruments met with i'm
mepse opposton from the start, on the part OF the
French Senhess Of he jury and the large nrmber Of
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Ror The TTeaoo-
IAMEETATpN

,nsrov srRuGHT-oUT WIG, AT TIE NJ
,.o.cH OF THE NOVEMBER ELECTION.
..,.,ebolv d.ys lave come, the saddest OF
ar Free Soil triumphs, Wing defeats, aid thilgs
much worse we fear; ,,;,;.
Thick hesped around We strew the gro nd p)h'ic-
ally dead, -,,.. ~ ,,,;,a s.,..;..
While IN our place a. Washington the wild iAna'c'
y,, H TSa,e,t,s sewn, cain whs'ley's gone, our
Wiuthrop's passed away,
Will" Tse Gosrier and The Daily croak, through
all the gloomy day.
where are the whgs-the bright young Whigs-
that lstely round us stood,
Ipon the safe official lne--a besteous BROTHERHOOD
Alas they're ont of Office all that gentle-spoken
Are in their stores and Offices, with no more chance
Of place.
Elestion comes as usual, with its cold November
rain, - III. amos
Bat can't call back to public life these gen'ie OA e
again
c,,,,s. srmner took our winthroP's 'est-sias
tits long sgO, ca. "a k.5a our
And the Cosltfon swept the State, and ssae our
pv. = Boston still we chose our mayor, and State
street held its own, -, L.,.,u
And Lowell factories gave the state heai'ny
moral tone e.u.
TIL the fatal Know Nothings came ds"n, as iaiis
the plague on Hen, oro.
And ANsOS went TO congress-ans we never
smiled again.
Now. when protection bills are passed-for still
such bills viii come, ~ :.
To ouard each Massachusetts, man within his
northern home,
When Harvard drops our lecturer, and refuses her
degree
To those who vote for catching slaves, though
"our first men they be
Even Sumner is esteemed BY those whose curses
late be bore,
Since General Wilson's at his side, whom we hate
great deal more.
And then we think of one who in his disappoint
ment died,
Who til the fatal 9TH of March, had been nation 8
pride
10 the cold damp earth We laid him, when October
drspt the leaf,
And we incurred he was not president, for term
However brief
But perhaps twas just well for him that he did
not live TO know
How conscience conquers cotton, and how com
promises CO. j. r. &
RosLou g. 1855
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SSow-A letter from Cattarsugss county in0'H'
us that there vas brisk snow STERN 10 that IocaJ ."
Sunday last, Oct. 7. The win,ry fleece scnpnpe1
fall for about two hours. In The 81. Lon" 'eH''
Saturday last We find the following;
Wehsd omar sprinkle OF snow here 10 >; - ~,
yesterday. Tbs, mythical old lady who pJosl !,
eeese every Winter, went TO work sbous o,,.,en
the afternoon and picked away vigorously loi snd
Of three hours ano had the ground been cry Tne
have been covered TO the depth of two incnee
big iich fakes Of snow looked strange enoufps a%mer
background Of dark green foliage, u wnn co.hed.
garment the trees along the sidewalks are yeI
Even this morning the snow lies on .os - dsrk A.
scross The way opposite our window, ono -
ley, behind shimneJs and in narrow cres'Se A.
Stow Is WEsrERs NEw-YoRK:-we sa y ca
sDsw fell to the depth Of three or Tour =, sstur.
tauque, Catfsrauaus and Allegheny counues '"
day, 18th inst. LOCO VAL
We were yesterday shown a letter dated Shay riov
ley l2'h inst in which WAS stated thsi we .ssre
previous Thursday they were visited oy 100 and
81 CIV storm which broke down trees ana iept' .;th
resulted in doirg other damage. Trees iaoen ,,st
fruit suffered the most The snow that fell wss -
80" ~ 1-N lAlsssy Aga
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at four dollars DER bushel return to him the reepect
able sum Of $500.
Thee facts prove at has. that on Cspe Cod the
eanberry may be cultivated, and come to Dc source
Of profitable remunegahos 10 these who chooee 70 in
vest little capital and labor their hitherto useless
swamps.
coustry learn something from their brethren on Cape
Cod and turn their useless ogs TO profitable account
shall il il is desirable, revert 10 this subject again,
and in future letter can attention TO The method oil
cultiyating the cranberry vue. SEPTINUs.
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

yIcKSBURG-st.sme PrincssTs baea jackson aoo
% sss ess1 DO "
Bexs Foley e a ssss 70
s. as s % B soyS1 ssass ssaty ass,
O. A. ess5 q &. d
Bsecq atau HabsaIaHss Do 10 DO
q os1.y &c 90 sss,
do Hughes Hs.sd DO Ws Dass do oo do
90 ss os e.
sa,oG SOls and - half do pork
Geoestl1 bales cotton Jnhn aco-44s
g Do 81 a. s Dc Dc 19 Do
Do Key aco5s do DO Ward Saunders Hantts do do
% ssss eSay
s e ksss.s
Do Payne Halison 40 90 %
As oT:s
Il s % o.s .ss DO IS
ssoS bids Levy snm%sTs ees -four Byne
Total fsss eaon hhd .ohasa . " o'asi
i sas:
s % ss g Z 6 s A. d.
600 do Oakley Hswknsis Felowss &cois do DO
as
Joseph lands 4so bagsng George Connos pgs ds to
ST Louissteamer Gsson poaoss $50 do oa
asSr. Il s ., ss sgs hs
bes Miller SO James
oar oats sss
Pr I'll %
d. % = we0araa ssolsS DO Do ksnssay
ss ass 70
rhy 50 do iardoi 500
r. Rogers II ss ssps Z I
" sa De- esaems Pcssn snsp 1els
s s Z, G. b.. .,
ia. TO i 81. ss y s.
Rstswao ssaes etc LanssohleH &s-s0 whiaSy Qs
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Actual decrease OF Loans Tor the week ....... 65s52
The last advices from Paris respecting Bresdstu
the French government has published an article in the
Monite in which 1t ia stated that the French wheat
harvest fails abort Of average by millions of hec
tolitres the difference between 81 and 75 This deficiency
is rather more than two millions English
seventeen million bushels. This the probable
extent Of the French wants for Importation The relief
held cut is not two years ago. by selling bread below
ces at governmental expense the impolcy which, the
article alluded to points out but in allowing for
over year, free Of duty, the Importation of foreign
'mheat,a measure which will speedily be taken by the
government.
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sHERIFFs SALES.

riSIB DIsIcr couETl City Of New BERNARD
os SEw osLxlKs : STEHLE.-Fo. Ip,9e4
Icy VIRTUE of writ of feri facias to me
directed by he Honorable the Fifth strict C,ur Of New Or
Nv u IN, above snied wi pubic
n .n h1suuds OF the City EIehange ST. tsei
IL o'clock N = s'A-' -'"''the' ~ 4s"'"t
III ~ GROUND, situate 10 the bistrc. Of IA av 3
u square i91 eomv ed within N.lioer,e Magazine B..h HE
ans en2 sreata measurit ssieers -
togete IN al The Buildings Impror
eou eSssshg q N sosy Frame fious with gallery
ing rooms aad gsleryihe aa,s rofed
oShsd IN tie abors salt. Terms, on the spo,.
o,.sss,. VAUDEVILLE MABIGNY,
S-srH u p IA
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CT TY 1T &c nj q.

HEALTH or THE CITY, $50 The following are
the nortuary returns u the city for the week ending
Sunday morning. October IA, at O'Clock. As will be
the ysllow fever Is Pickering n the socketn and
the total mortality IL remsIk ablY small;
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rue UNIVERSITY FANNY REMEDIEs,
RIpGEw AFTER MINERAL PAINT .Yh.

I RIDGEWA TER MINERAL PAINT Tho
subscribers notify raolie
the SOLE Accents t1r sha II .hn Bird " sfS PaSF - ths
states Of louisiana Aahiaf 2sssgl aa
TAG Sss n sae 1asts ifeat Us
ordering through
chase OF the srelgaed Boy
tbs pehe onisr - tf,ns pt3tae
Aha reputation OF ba Brttsws nAl4s. ss6l s7o
kno~sage ol shs assats hat teen
sold
the sridewasE aesrsl ant thus he Rds ssete De
coaasnHt The merits q other fhls
may seriously
legal proceedings Indispensable flr ia gFoetse.
"a h'istkts o.
Ag the Loaa4sa 5I4b+aa sls ps al
| Texas.
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SHIPPING INTELLIeENcE.

TUESDAY MoRNrro, Oct 16, 1885,
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
stesmshp orzsbs. Forhe for Vera Cruz Morran
Ship Mazatnn, Wyinan, for HsYrc, CT Neeksr 40
Span big Rapido, Hartero, Barcsious Peig Mir no
Span snp ooha Pn h9nhssfo Barcelona, Ppig
Ship Baltic, Morse Tor Liverpool CT Neersr eco
schr Disneudr Bowen, 70, Pensacola John Hurley SEQ
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The Union Bank for several weeks has made in fits re-
turns the actual amount Of specie in vault which induces
to change our mode.
The statement for the week favorable one showing
actual decrease In the Indebtedness the community
Of s55Ooo but It really nearer quarter of million or
dollars from the fact that the long paper Of the Ctizen
Bank has been increased by the dscountng City
Treasury the paper received the leases Of wharves
1t is really gratifying for to have it within power
to note that the Indebtedness of the community at this
time to the Banks is million of dollars less than
ut the same period last year, rs follows
Long and short loans, Oct. g. 1854 500 084 Cos
Long and short loans, Oct IL, 1856 1901 2OO
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e.
NEW YORK VIA Misunderstanding NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

fOFsh VIA Observation-Disclosures
merchandise.
LIyERPooL-ShpJ P sacks sa James
bales INDIE uSa &eo60 NJ Daley &eoa rasa.
thread Cehu75 eshenware Mier-2S casks .da ns
oder- BIZ nldse shds9 co-ios bs J5
bds do Siaik Saufr do re.y Balm
mdSe Leon dcoSs0 Bridge o.5N do aud do
Ran ia hardware order-l DO W III
sick Aco4 bales 6eo--i crate waTs
Hpnurirk Esstis Lurkets ck ha,dvss rsas
do bolifsynre Howard fisl-ls7 s.e
nlase y FL ho mesl hco- do I,g,.
~ csk hoiesns DO ano Moore hhdse ware
linens 8udiecke kco6 G.hauaII bass hsn
kets w ID Ltfehford &co--l BIZ mdIe Green
FAVRE-Ship Globe so RodBwad Piderit hea
chesse VcFlouth oder2s Ffns
80 nd.e Mandeyle lnton7 DO Talmul-2 Angueesi
Scolt Hendr on ! Ganes--5l Curan5 Lausa--s oet
ha--l4 Frede eks4 Dpez u Rik-q
MoodyiI Gqaei a. Jsmson-l Haggerty Biol Prpan H. on
tonrce- BesecJ Il Yayist FerTars r.
pl9 DaroH-i3P Ma ard
EMalgnan09 Bphe pkgs ude Tla,s
1883 mil stoned g 0nief Plnet con cs
do 30 casks Msycr, Murray acol0 ,ases ine
Sui or 1cs-sQe demj Johns n LAcoe e ~ ~ 's =
LIVERPoeL-Per ship Pea-assorted rndzc ~ 2
BREMEN-Per chip Hermann asored nldzs.
NEW VoRK-Per ship Rsiah-asroried mtz. ='
NEW YoRK-Per big Delphes-- asscrtsd uidse.
&AIizE HoNDURAs-Pe pIig Cieole-huft to nns,er
NEW YoRK-s lip Suiana--A merchandise
RoChL.RDSchr WIN Titeoph-ls01 bbls lime to Crasvv A.
Farwsil. " 80 $500 - SSs'efy &
Policy Nfcol ACC. aus Vi '"'hs 70
PEARL REVERSAL Morning Star-4s wood to cfds5
FoNSHh9ouLA-Schr Rshecca Ann-S5 to p,as,r
AMlTE k1VER-schr Albsrt-Wood Is order.
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CATTLE MARKET.

MoNpAr EVENING, Oct. 49, 1855.
Arrived to-day. 40 head Lake Calves. Prices uu.
changed
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EXPORTS.

VERA GRUZ-stesmshp onlatass7 cotton u kssa
1900 slates $3.50 - 80
HAVRE-Shp eo n 57ls baes wheat 4a bbi
talow sS'74F 7efa. 571fs0 f re-' N r-H'
BARCEtoNA-Brig Raride4so baiss cotton 1900 stayes
LIvtRPooL-Ship Baltc-245 bales cotton, "a hfdo do
BARcELoNA-shP sofa Pnig-eup0 cotton atov ,ases
Damoudsoo sacks corn oats tbs
potatoes and onions do ard oil rs oil
90 eaEs coffee bls candes
kegs bater 80 bbla whisky - - = '' ~
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We have frequently observed from the manner in which
the several Banks make up their weekly returns Of
them before the regular exchanges Of Monday morning.
and others afterwards that there considerable dscre
psnoy in the amount Of specie actually in vault the
notes Of one Bank held another at the time Of making
up the returns called much coin This form has
been recognized by the Board of Currency but It is ire
guar from the fact that at times 1t shows increase in
con when there is increase and decrease when there
actual increase. We have taken for statement
to-day the actual amount Of coin on hand follows
Specie Saturday; Oct s................s5 s53112
Specie on Saturday, Oct. 13............. 59i8 713
Actual increase. Observation-Disclosures. Sg3 COL
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MEMORANDA,

The steamship PbIiadeph at Hsya from the 9Th
lath mat the arrival Of the FL RADIO Aapnwa
the California mails and reports business
and health ut Havana, good.
Steamer Crystal Palace left St Louis In port for New
Orleans steamers Lak Florida Grand Turk FIyipz Cloud Es
plant and Republic. =
The Summit City, 9Th inst reports river falling
feet water Rock Row, md thirty Monroe
Rutland bars. %
Steamer DAVID Gibson lon st Louis the t port loading
for New Orleans steamers ak Florida Elephant
Saranak, Republic and Uncle Sam. . -'- =
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Being the first Of the week operations have not fairly
opened Comparing with the same time last year we lind
the Banks held on the 14sh October, 1854 sl6s56oo
against So, 39s,711 this day.
We are foreiby struck with the small amount of Ex
change operations which mark the movements of the
Bank of Louisiana, with abundant to purchase
literally it will be observed that its Exchange account is
less than Last week Its great appear to
be useless at this moment though it beyond the power
of any Bank at this time to control the great Exchange
operations of this community In short time We shall
undoubtedly experience and feel the of regulator,
but whether regulator of $4,000 capital could con-
troll the natural laws Of supply and demana is question
not likely to be answered for the present.
Condition Of The Banks Of This city for the geek ending Sat-
urday, October 10, 1855