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NOR RENT.-IN ALEXANDRIA, va. that
Il large three STORY Brick House, we'll known as
the best stand in the city for hotel and restaur
ami, on Cameron street. opposite the market house,
and now occupied by Mr.. McGonegal Possession
gwen on the LIST Of July. Address LLOYD &
CO, Claim Agents, Fifteenth street, opposite the
Treasury, Washington, d. C. my 3O-n
p ENTS REDUCED TO SUIT THE TIMES.
~ $50 year will be received for the rent of
those new and convenient Cottages at Kendall
Green, with two acres Of ground, stable wood
shed, and other conveniences attached. Pumps of
pure water are near the door, and communication
Is had with Georgetown by way Of II and Seventh
streets and pennsylvania avenue, morning and af-
ternoon, at the usual fare, for the accommodation
of clerks in the Departments
10 secure the advantage Of this great reduction
of rent immediate application must be made to
the undersigned either by letter or at his house at
Kendall Green, after office hours, where the KEYS
may be had and the houses inspected at any time.
Several Of these residences will be sold on libe-
raj terms WIN. STICKNEY,
No. 4, Kendall Green
n B-Rents paid qua .terly IN ADVANCE.
ap 9-eOtf
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CUMBERLAND COAL.-For sale bv tbe
~ cargo or boat load, by
HOWARD POOR,
je 25-eo6t Alexandra. Va
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r, No l28 Bridge street, Georgetown; or No 400
Z street, Washington je2I-tf
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HAsURr BUILDISG.-The contract for
aung the site for the extension of the
Hary Building has been awarded To Mr.
N. Cassiday, who had not bonded up to
'"e hour we went 20 pres, W
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=, CoscERr.-The friends of the orphan, and
lne lovers Of good vocal and instrumental
music, must not forget that the concert at Ca
rusi Saloon, for the benefit of the st. Vincent
ana 81. Joseph's Orphan Asylum, will take
pace this evening. We refer our readers to
the programme for the particulars.
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cha ATTENTION Of those who desire to pur.
u -. very handsome building lot is invited
son.eed advertisement Of Green 4 Scott, auc-
afteTrna The sale will take place tomorrow
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no YOU WANT FIRST RATE ICE
| - cream? Go at once to ARMY Bridge street,
| GeOIgetown, he was awarded a MEDAL by the
Metropolitan Mechanics nstitute for ICE CT EAMs
| WATER ICES, and CAKES. may 25-eotf
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DANGEROUS MASIAC.-MarthaT Irvine. free
oolored woman, was sent to the county Jail,
yesterday, by Justice Clark as a dangerous
maniac She believes that she is a slave, and
wants to get her free papers. 1t only requires
negative TO excite her, and she becomes dan
gerous. She has attempted to injure her
ealldren, and fear that she might destroy them
induced her husband and friends to try to get
her received into the infrmary or asylum. Not
being successful, they applied to Justice Clark.
who sent her to Jail. Officer flaming had to
plan his course nicely in order to carry her to
Jail without trouble
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>,ionsi ~ ESEST An excitement at the Ma.
7 sod =, nie9tei' also, Stott Il Co.'s Drug Store
Dr. Dc Gllman's, where the agent is applying
pLia n. .aths Electric Oil, y from Philadel.
cases ,b", : Warrdntel to cure all such painful
c. AMI al ne says ID will cure, and no others.
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ALARSs.-0ur fremen were called to THAR
rendezvous on two occasions during the after
non Of yesterday, and after '.long runs and
naru draSs" returned to their homes. We
5o,t. Unable to account for the alarms. though
u'uOtleSs there was some cause for both
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SHURCh DUkNING.-Last night at halt past
eleven O'Clock, Grace Church, the neat little
wooden building, in which the Protestant
Episcopal Society in the Seventh Ward met
Tor worship, was discovered to be burning
Inc alarm was immediately given, ard the
hremen speedily repaired to tie SCOT The
asmes we're extinguished, and the building
saved from entire destruction, but was much
damaged: We are requested by an officer of
some distinction to say that the firemen gen
orally deserve credit for what they performed
where there was such scarcity of water
Ihls IRE was doubtless the act Of some prison
deserving incendiary
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PROPERTY Satisfactorily afternoon. Nc.
Huire, auctioneer, sold parts Of lote ii and IL,
In square 2s3, on south ID, between Twelfth
ana Thirteenth streets, for so cents the square
loot; Z Z. Dyer, purchaser. Also, part of
Lot 3, in square 292, on Pennsylvania avenue.
between Twelfth and Thirteenth streets, i'm.
proved by twO-stOry warehouse for s., $50;
{. B. Graham purchaser.
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Thai surrrR, !. will be seen did come of.

!. Thai SUPER, as will be seen did come of.
Our reporter has givon glowing account
of it, but owing to our limited space, was
compelled to condense his notes of speeches
&C., only retaining the sjems' of oratory of
an unquestioned and unapproacbable bril-
liancy. As we shall probably be little
ahead of our neighbors, we have printed an
extra edition so as to be able to supply our
Democratic fellow citizens who may desire
to send copies to their friends at a distance.
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election Of Railroad Direc,ors.

Election Of Railroad Directors.
At meeting of the stockholders of tn
Burlington and Missouri River Railroad Com
pany, held in this city on Wednesday last, tn
following Board of Directors were elected to-
the ensuing year, viz:
j.. JOY, Of Detroit, Michigan.
w. f. CooLBAUGH, Burlington, Iowa.
A. w. CARPENTER,
J.C. HALL,
NJ. l.. EDWARDS, Mt. Pleasant.
A. w. SAUNDERS, " Stg
JESSE WILLIAMS, Fairfield; so
RoBERr McELnISSEY, 4
II. B. HENDERsHorr, Ottumwa.
Directors organized by electing
A.W. SAUNDERS, Prest.
Lyman Cook, Treas.
Oliver Cock, Sec.
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BURLINGTON AND CHICAGO RArLRoAD.-Ih'
cars on this road leave East Burlington, Pas
senper train at 81 o'clock 4. NJ, freight II
o'clock 4. ~, and arrive at Chicago on the
evening Of the same day.
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The Most Successful American Book:
RUTH HALL:
Il Domestic Tale Of the Present Time.
Y FANNY FEE


400 pp, l2mo. Cloth. Price, Sl.25.
1t has been reserved to this distinguished anhorcss
to achieve what may, under the circumstances, be
regarded az the most brilliant success obta iaed
by an American writer Of fiction. "RUTli HAIL.,
her FIRST continuous story though deriving no interest
popularity from conneet with any Of those vexed
questions Which agitate the public mind has in the
two months since It's first appearance, reached great
y larger sas than any other American work oil hetion
whatever within the same pcrio. This extraordinary
fact is Of itself, abundant evidence Of the absorbing
interest and graphic power OF this remarkable work
We have il our possession several hundred reviews of
"RETH HALL" which have already appeared IN the
principal newspapers and periodicals.. Nearly oil pro-
nouncc it cmphatcaily work Of genius, many pre-
dieting for ii the largest sale Of any American hook,
ana d.veting Whole columns to its ealogism, while
we have yet seen but very few mot twelve in aii)
which deny IL singular fascination.
"RrrH HALL" is for sale b. Booksellers generally.
Puhfishrti by MASON BROTHERS,
march 81. No. % Park Row, New ork.
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John y. David,

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCER,
Forwarding and Commission Merchant,
Water-st., between Washington and Columbia,
HAS on hand and for sale, choice lot If roceres,
IL ut low figures in part as follows
20 hhds N. O. Sugar, prime article;
80 bbis Of 3elclADs A 4 II clarified do.
20 bbs oi .sai and crushed do.
Is bhs and bbls Of Becher's Syrup;
so kegs Of Belchcr's and Syrup;
70 bags prime Coffee nsSftt kinds sa
Sc pkg~ of Teas assorted quality and package
and in fact most every article hand, usual, fund
in the Grocery line. feel confident it will be to the
adyantag CT those desiring to purchase 10 give me
call and examine my stock before purchasing tlse-
whore. March Fl, '55
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SHORT HORN DURHAM STOCK FOR SALE.

THE subscriber has three bull Calves three months
i old, and one ycarling hefcr, half blood ruihnm,
which he will sell. Persons desiring improve their
Stock can find the subscriber eight miles from Fur-
lngton on the Augusta Road, within a quarter Of
miie If the residence Of Mr.. Joab Con,stock
march p, '55-lm JEFFERSON JOHNSON.
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AND PRESBYTERIAN CHURuH.-Diyins
Service in Ma RIoN HALL, every Sabbath morning
AMI evening. Seats free.


We arc authorized to andonce the name OF JANIS
p CHAPMAN. as candidate for the office If County
Treasurer and Recorder, at the ensuing April Flee
ton. BY request of
MANY VOTERS OF YELLOW SPRINGS TT.
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As the party w-re about retiring, some enc
happened to remember that there was little
unfinished business left on hand whereupon
'sThe health and happiness Of the host,'
was duly proposed and drank staggering
The hurras which ensucd, aroused the Pro-
fessor from the short cat nap in which he
was INDUCING, and after rubbing his eyes
and giving yawn, he arrived at a realza-
ton Of his position, and Immediately en-
quired
sHho fropd dat last brickbdt?"
But there was no one left to tell the tale =
the last man having made his escape CD
through 4 trap. door leading in . straight
line from the third story to the ground floor
Of the building.
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SELLING OFF AT COST
Al TO n,o nlnmm

s. MsaPO WIhanOG1
THE undersigned is about to change his business.
4 Of Gunsmithing and ofyrs his entire stock o.
Guns. Pistols, de.. Ar ut costalso, Tatls atd fnr-
nsnre. Any person VI! hing 10 engage u the busfh
ness will find tis mn aAtaEta -eous chance.
The stock was purchased 90 advantageous terms,
and will be sold al bargain.
March 2i-f ID 9. FBEksoI.
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-; soldiers and sailors Attend.

w HEIHER Officers. Priyatcs Musicians Of
W Regular, Volunteer, Ranger, Militia 81 State
Trops; IF S.amen Chapans, Ordinary. Marine,
Clerk or Landsnsn. Waganmastcr, Tcamsters,
whether white or Indian, who have leen regularly
mustered into service, during since the Revolution
AIRY War. and havr served Fourteen days-fheir wi
dows minor ieirs by law entitled to loo acres
Of L unity Land much a., with what they have
receive viii make 100 Full instructors with
blanks in my possession. These and all other
claims viii be Prosecuted and obtained by al plea
ton at my Office on Main rect.
EDW. Z. EDGINI0N.
Burlington, March 90, %. Notary Public.
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Important 10 mechanics.

WTF ~ HNNstN.
| Nd otners wishing II purchase 1T, cfearly I
u 2tii sell nntDsrr IL l,t> The South Hill ut
moderate prices ard upon itdalgcut tenn to those
who sign q itnpuye the same, The present
Also crpie Of dnelin., With two lots attached to
each, for sale. L. X. WILSON.
March %, 1855.
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!. nIa scnusrfv for Saro

D,sirnb'c Property for sale.
/ OTIS 2i6, 2i.. and els. For price and terms
4 enquire RI y. Is. Wilson, - Of ne npon the
rTem'ses. MARGARET j. KELLEY.
Mafcl -, 1876.
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n r ~ q III

TIE HAwK-EyE OFFICE will be removed, on
Saturday, March 3lst, to Palmers Hall, corner Of
Main and Jefferson Streets, entrance on JeersoD two
doors from the corner.
We shall at that time be in the receipt Of an entire
" new assortment Of
FANCY. Cs21, 'ET3 sos G..g,
From Eastern Foundries, with other printing materi-
ais which will enable to execute such work as may
be sent TO u.s. in a workmanlike, and We fatte- our.
selves, entirely satisfactory manner.
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TnHlt*tr.
ar, BONES Missouri chewing, IL boxes smoking
s) % bckes Enn cut, 90 half boxes Virgnh chewinr
laases CHA 81 xes, boxcs incrc-aas forraic ~
march Is rs. KlMBALL 6CO
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>PRISG >TYLC-NGLTski H.TS.
Patent Crimped Brin,-- Something New.
I HAVE just received an invoic. Of MeNeil's new
/ style patent Crmncd BIN Hats, snpcr extra
MOL SKIN HATS,
which are great improvement up,n the hat hereto
fore in use. and very indispensable.
march 81 W. STCRGIS.
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Hal, Cc-doodle larpy and,
Offices plenty, aa
Already we have oDe a pelce,
Aud each may yet have twenty.
Unte,rlfied staud by youi arms
And battle [ II the plunder,
" lille Uncle Sans shilling left
We never will knock undlr!
CHonus-Government fine mileh COW
The PATRIOT christ for shaking,
Don't forget to strip her clean,
Twill Keep the BAG FROM eaking.
Posts of nor-able pay,
We're just the boys to take 'em,
And when The efiicrs scarce,
.fhs idea is to make 'em . +. =
Sineeure colectorshi@, a4tH
Land offices in legions,
With government Surveying, too,
Throughout the IIawk-eye regions.
Chorus Governments a fine mich COW
The PATRIOT thirst for shaking,
Don't forget to strip her cl. an,
Twill k ep tac BAG from Gazing.
When voters rout us here at home
And tell we re not wanted,
Well ..make break Tor Washington
Like C.E>ER. nothing daunted;
Well swear we've fought and bled and died
For democratic measures,
Which means to keep the optics peeled
For uncle Samuel's treasures.
CIoRUS-Government's hne miith COW aHfe
The pATRIoT thirst for Slaking,
Don't forge to strip her clean,
Twill keep the BAG from caking.
lie offered services in Spain
The Spanish he ne'er talked it,
IT'S known to ali in his own state 100 81. F
That he has lately walked it,, - 5, a.
His services were well set forth i s.
In Winnebago lingo ssyia4e,a1f 81
Twelve thousand doars--very LOWE,
They give II him. by jingo
CHoEUs-Governnent' finc mich cow
The PATRIOT thirst for shaking,
ID, mt forget to strip her clean,
Twill keep the BAG from caking.
Twelve and nine arc seventeen,
And nine are four. and twenty
Thousand dollars. for year,
1t seems>a little scahty;
But may be he make it up
And have the thing adjusted,
By threatening Spain without bribe,
He'll have 'em fllibused
CHoRUs--Goyernment' FIRE milch COW
Ihe PATRIOT thirst for shaking,
Don t forget to strip her clean,
Twill Ike, p the BAG from caking.
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COMMISSIONERS or DIES MONIES IMPROVEMENT
WILLIAM MCKAY, Of Polk CO.
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REGISTER OF DEs MONIES IMPROVEMENT,
J. G. LOCKWOOD, Of Louisa co.
REGISTER OF TIE STATE LAND OFFICE
ANSON HART, Of johnson county.
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TEE Harry MAN - Old man Aubran, Of
yhogs eesaces account Of bis becoming father
egye sccount yesterday We learn has given grand
frast to all tho children Of his peighborhood He hiss
in consequence Of which it is said Juveniles think bin
the greatest old that lived We further in
formed that he adds such liberal tcgdppe to the pur
cbascs Of nil his customers chat his grocor will not yield
profit for some time to come.
DUEL SToPPED.-Mr A. Robert yesterday
made adsv before Recorder Ramos that nessrs Bour-
geois and Witz who had FIGHT at the Bayou Bridge on
Sunday last, were about to renew their dfheulty sud
settle 1t according the code" Warrants were issued
and the gentlemen subsequently surrendered themselves
to the police. &c..
FIRST DISTRICT CoURT. Grand Jury yes
terday foupd bill for murder agaiost James Brode
rick and james Casey. The murder was that OF youth
named Adophe Duhlhagen, on. board the steamer w M
Sherman, a few weeks ago.
The Grand jury dismissed James McGi6- accused Of
stsbbing Susan McGf with intent TO KILL on the 1oth Of
VIM pspasseap free youth Of color was tried for tho
larceny Of two calves from Pierre Bac the 18th OF Au
gust, and found guilty
Henry st. Cair aad Patrick Hamilton plead guilty to
charges Of carrying conceded weapons and were remand
cd to prison to await sentence.
Eugene Jeaulong tried for larceny Thomas B..
obtaining money under false pratenees Chas
Smith larceny Bridget Morris for INJECTING wound
Larkn for violent assault and battery and all
acquitted
Philip Farrell accused of assault with intent to rob-
was dismissed upon nols prossqui.
sLARoENY. Martin Banner, residing in Bur-
gundy street. between Toulouse and BIT Peter yesterday
complained to Recorder Ramos that Rose johnson,
who lived in the house. had stolen and carried
away two dresses three petcoatH and come towels and
haudkerchef all valued at ten dollars. warrant was
iagtnA 3 s 81 rs . ia g. y f
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Of Spirits Of rurpsntins % to 100 bbs svs sold during

OF Spirits Of Turpsnns % to 100 bb have sold during
the week at 4o(a421zo . gallon.
fREIGHTs-The Freight market bss been active du-
sing the pss geek but generally at decline In the rates
TIE engagements comprise three ships for Liverpool early
in Che week ut 1s1ed for Cotton sx or seyen since 81
Nd One for Hevrs at iKc for Cotton, and 81 ss for
Flour one for Hamburg; for Genoa and one for Ant
wep all a. for Cotton and three or four for Boston
at 10. Also yesterday ship for Hsyre at c for Cot
ton and 81 60 y Dbl for Flour.
ExCHASaES-Tbe large amount Of Bills Offering has
tended still utheE to depress tho Exchange market aud
we End 1t necessary again to reduce quotations We
nov quote:
Sterling. .1n7 107
Francs .6f.2s65sf 30 p dollar
New York sixty-day Bills 82Z y 81 dis
Sight Chsoks on New York Xk3Z dis
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

asusls bill sggs asli Do cheese
apples Fno Deaasg ass.na
:s. aa a. q ID g
baga whss. % @ bacon bbs TTeae SeoS do
IS ss sa
sss a
I shss d 49, do hss
Is Helm chmi4a DO do James Connolly SEQ Dc do
a sss nss ss
bs %s, a
STARK stase5 aeo do do Reesrtssn &ees %s
cndy &cos2 do do Watt Noble oosal ISL bales cotton
bales cotton Beck Rckssss
stanton sas DO J.ha Watt 1seaa1 d9ae n
d % Fss g
d s ss Do q & . de- Be
So do d Robson Allen q DO aG Hughes s,sd Sco
s s. a sashssaoa tae Ssos Do a.
Bsrne Vance etunp
D. e. d. q Fress.
eo do do Gorraen do DO H De Dc
mo.ass. mil Roberts, Rodgi TerIi sunaisa ia
II y sPes.
"
pso slan aa
gst M & I ~ Pipe 81 oa b aA a. .&
b -four hhds tobacco Kennst &eo bbs lard es do
,s5 E Sssss 3
Connolly o1 apples Budiecke &co5S do vegelrs
aonii pigaa bts pork sk Wood
50 boxes cheese Adans7ss do do Don son.4 bba Of
wheat Turnars3 Lsvytd
bb apples 1893 sacks corn ss5 bbs to
hhi tobacco.
BAYOU SARASeamer Lanrel bales Cotton Payne Hnr
r.ons do do John Leeb do Rpbsrsaon s DO
w Byrne Yapo Ssdo6 do d. Mtsnherge
% s' dc g SO g oaas
Bougny Ganurhanx5 do do (aew) Mstde
yls Msllheanys % DO do Eoa Sob DBL, ua,;s
Total ne ball cotton 50 hhds sugar 81 bbs moasss
yctoas halot cotton Rlehhnnon Car
roll do Yoohle, Grgss acol6 40 do Garter eco
do do sly &eo5s do DO Cummings Stewart scos 90 90
Rodd Fnnsm3 do Clark, Sihufsr &co4 DO do ksdg Robert
Terres hhds ssA Canmaek Squire. Wehte ebis moia'se
orderFoa costen
| hhis sugar bills molassea
ST Frnnk Keeling 1ss hhds IL
tbs Ganuhauxs otounde Lovois
I42 hGss Ffe Lbs and sack mdse heocq Eco
| sundres % order.
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The Money Market continues In the easy position We
have from day to-day noticed, with the market very
sparsey supplied with paper any description 90 to 12o
dsys psper continues in request from to per cent?
and months to 8 long dated 81 to o, and second
grade from 10 to II and IL per cent according to time
The calls the Banks continue lss than their income
and they in situation TO enlarge their loans and
having good line of deposits they enabled to pur
chase Exchange TO liberal extent which they doing
which is equally as beneficial to the commercial COM
munity as the discounting Of paper.
There but little variation observed In the Exchange
Market thu only change rather inquiry sight
funds and good time bills NewYork. Ths Banks were
drawing at II per cent discount, though Bank OBJ
tanned Il for small amounts the counter go day bills
taken BY the Banks Of az, off, On the street sight
has been sold at various from to per cent and
negotiation made at rs for day sight. Sterling
continues in good supply, and operations embraced
within our quotations. Some good bills placed a,
I7 bills with shipping documents are heavy, and we did
not Of negotiation Francs in better request
250o0 being taken by Of the Banks at 55 for part
49, This may be deemed good operation both for
seller and buyer though for the general $50 to rs
We uuote this evening;
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Nasp Orlesns a@onap @arset.
CREscEsT OFrrcE, No. 70 Camp stree
E.ttl.u Euonino- Antnhas 10 12h5 IL

CRESCENT OFFrcE, No. 10 Camp street.
Friday Evening, October IL, 1855. J.
1t gratifying to observe the general Improvement In
all branches of business particular pleasure do we
observe the aes Of goods groceries, hardware cloth
ing etc. etc. in the several branches, though bsness
has not reached the extent that 1t will the
sauces-the prospects decidedly encouraging for
very remuneratve fall business. The almost total ami
haGion of sales of merchandise with the north western
part the State which has Red River for its medium of
communication, is manfestly shown In the small amount
Of for that secon nevertheless the motto hope
on hope attentyey studied" The lower part Of
tho western section Of the State ia being topped by
the Great Western and opelousas Railroad, and in q
short time the embargo that rich and prolific region
will be raised water water in the numerous bayous
which have heretofore been the sources Of communca
tion.4 .,.= $500. -.
The sanitary condition Of the city perfectly restored
In fact the resident population never enjoyed higher
degree Of health than have witnessed this
this proven from the large amount Of produce opera
tons which have taken place during the past sixty days.
and which ia daily increasing in fast, doing
Cotton for the present month the business Of the
months Of January and February. ~
The Entrances and Cearepces Of vessels at Custom
house for the quarter ending Sept So fol-
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SHIPPING INrELLIaEEcE.

SATURDAY MoRsrs, Oct 13, 1855.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Bark Lsunlg, White, for Boston CBogsrt dco
Brig Bfoxnsvie, Rogers, os Pstrs Gusda, ups,
Big s.n Ju,p Benstsgns
Gehr EdwA1d Bernard " OWIck eco
Schr sssres Fautss Tor Mob ., Huntngton Waas
sehr Aursia Hanson, for Apa aeheoiz, MotSaf eco