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Home Mutual Insurance Company Of |
Nsworlssus.
FHxHE following statement g. .@ ~.
d ofsle affair "a Of ths Company is
Amount Premiums received for the ending
noan Of ansrmiaaed Risks, siat Dscemisr i45ss %
sslanoun0 s1og2lo
ia: ForPrsmunn on Observation-Disclosures
Tor Prsmla@soa sive1rlaks 3sssss ~
-----------s7Os alosl
Loa,pre notte rnn aoth Dec.
lsss....: .'ssS,sUsGg
- s4ssoM
Lolsesiurirg the period vi5
On Ess,isSs;
On NArinersks. ..e..... $3.50
s557,0aoOl
As.irauranee ,ozpenass ,ints. scrpiaarsd,
- col, sss 90
December lsE4 SCI
Thecompsng have thstol,ouin gassets zs:
the qan;losned 4. thereon $50 zoe %
Bill, receivable a Tine for Frsnams
silstseSv,So, beng balances on sai:ipt,on
Invcs.sS IN real estate jocs IS s5SS %
pusiGI '7r'eo ose:On' 1sSs -
GhSh On Aand 10
Totshmountof sIais. So
STATE OF LOUISIANA, II
that sho ls!h bsiors ths
ally srotSss Pssdsn aao
the Home Mutual Incur CoEpsry OF Ne orieaot
who being according TO t dc iepo that tne
above and hsaook
Of shessid Company a. BROTHER. Pre3ident
Swonto before a 1876
C,F.joNTE,serond JaiiceG Of he Pescs
TseBo.rdof ereels
Tho noldet
Au6aitar i2h ofFss
tbs directed thase PROFITS
ending shs so Dsem0e 1884, 9lssl os 0s placed
the credit Of contingen accolat,
tine psr Of the Ses
and loss damage by Fire
SS' ALEXANDER BR0TPER, Frsii5ant,
JOHN Il SHAW s7ice-PrsGideEI.
-JAuEaE, WaAEGsK Secretary.
Few 0risana, January lS,skt.
TRUETERR!
JohnR shsE, s.L.Levy, W.L.Lanier
Sec VI. Wast Al May, Phlllp a. Shaw
Richard Lloyd. John 4. Q~sE s. DeVEsstl
Eli3h Peae Jehr fall, AoneIihEaA
J. P.Hsrrisou, RufusalcElhsuuT ". y. AveIy,
IossPhHoy, ]. G.C0ctst Nv, SAFE,
L.C.Jurey IA. DouFherty. John RodeubuT5,
s. 0. Ealsou, Isaac H. Stardsr, ". X. Letchfore,
Franklin shRw, a. Dessommes, G.k.CSnva.st,
VIC, rompkHa John G. Goodrich, !. EAGER -
L.D.C. Wood, S.B. Curry. ieso
| EgONlE INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW
YoRkCash Capital s5co90o Amount Of Assets sQth Jnae
| 1855, s74s12 a Amour! Of LiSS:lISss 25st1' Is
G ~ W I. MHsEiR: FEss ssst.t,rv
| L. W, RAYNE, Agent As Camp street. New QIleGEs.
undersigned The above responsible Company ly
ships port their carsoes. Ao cotton p
cash returned payment of prsums Losses eutaoy adjusted
ds Spl f.'D' R.w. RAYNE. Agent.
| GEORGE CLARK, No. Commercial Place,
! W agent The NEW YORK BOARD OF UNDERWRITERS
fer the Port New oeans Mississippi River and Teini'y d6 In
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F NORTH CULLOM, Attorney at Law,
40 will all Professional business in ST. Landry and
Avoyeu that DO entrusted to his Office al oPELop
SAS, LA. -.
RBy1EENcxs-Cha N. Waterman, hard merchant NJ Oil
Esq; D. Miller commission merchant Chaa Singleton
Nixon. Crescent Office N. OrleanH.
SSTEAM BATTERY AND CLAR1FIER FOR
Copper Battery feet in diameter by two and
deep copper Of inch Four ClAhsra
and deep with cooper aePentn
OF AZ inch ppe good order. Also
Battery (naw and
making for aas
liberal terns. e.
mvla s AN,3l Natchesst-
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First District Pound,
WWTAS brought to the First District Pound on Dry
wv AIDES street, between Julia and Girod as estrays-
One brown yellow she Goat white belly black streak
on the back, no horns.
One gray and black she Goat left swaowfoTk right
ear cropped and half cropped, with waffle.
Which, il not claimed within ten days and the ex-
penses thereon paid will be sold at public auction. at
said pound on FRIDAY the 18th instant at 10 O'Clock
II. AUG. 8. PHELPS,
Street Commissioner.
New Orleans, January 7 1855.
TL etc conduit depot des Epaves du Premier Dis
trct, rue Dryades, entire les rue Julia ct Girod,
CONNIE epaPes-
Une Chevre bruno ct jaime ayant lie ventre blanc, une
raie noire dos, sans cornes. G..l. at.g.
Une Cheyre grise noire Poreile gauohe fourohue,
roreie drots ecourtee ct deme ecouEtee ayant une
barbe
81 les dts animaux sont pas reclamea dams dix
ours ct les depenses payees lis yendues PEN
chere pubique, dit depot VENDREDI lie is du cou-
rant d 10 heures A. N
AUG. S. PHELPS, Commissaire DIES Rues.
N'le-0rleans, 7 Janyier, 1856. jas IA 10
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TETOODWARD:S GARNET FUR -zsssS57IIE
wv NlTuRE wARERooMs, No. lis a1sEazine F.
streeFuuture Of every variety for
sale and male order good and substantial manner
repaired. Hotels. Ships Steamers and
Boarding aupped with Furniture ank Bedding shOstes
NJ
n B. Having taken large brekhoae Julia
Magazine he prepared TO quaRtiyof gooda for families
leaving the city.
j59 W. WOODWARD,
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K{.DWARD II. FOSDICK, Commission Mer-
A4 chant. Agent Of PELICAN LINE OF MOBILE AND NEW
ORLEANS PACKETS, IS soRth street. New York. iss II
rHSHE NEW YORK FOUNDRY and IRON
Il RAILING CO. the solN manufacturers Of Crnwes
hested Iron Railing without rves % Of his entirely style
Wire Railing tbs pe and warranted the cheapsF, mnd IL the
United States Ihsy make Gas!aes Columns a sizes WGdoT
Railing Sirde YrsaG9ss Brackets Sa9coye anchors Coating,
So short notice and lowest prices and ior white
iron work for haldee class Sections Of e heF
Foundry inos OF 46th street, North River. mYs II
NOSEPH GILL0TT'S STEEL PENS. =
CD Manufacturers Warehouse, Nc 81 John street. York
large Of Popular Pens Of standard e.cslencs con-
SANITY on haad, for sale a. abovs
HENRY OWE N, Agent
INDIA RUBBER GOODS, which will not be-
H. Sticky in any cnsteThe iagost
curi in this other prices which
the Ade Among DO found 0yercont
drab BLACK weighing only Rbov eight ounces;
pouchsa OYeai LeggngB Caps Gloves, Hos Coyeta Wagon
Coysts Piano Covers, Nursery Cloth Betting Packing. Hose
ding Pal RootA and Shoes. Also Webbing for Cougreas
Baces and every Artie! in the line, wholesale
ria Exporters ipFd eHAmne stock before purchasing
eseSheie they will ind them aoabe FOR export than
other manufacturers. ROGERS & WYCK0FF, y
.(Sueeessers 10 Il. ii. Day. IS Courtland s
mySl hannfacnara and Kind Of Rphbe ools
4 IAR0LINA RICE--42 casks Carolina Rice
~ just received ED sndng ran brig isabella Iewss
CharleSTon, ISs fala by
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Third District Pound

Third District Found ~
VMTAS brought to the Third District Pound, No. 81
wv Eiysan Fields street. as estrays-
One red and white (pied) Cow, crop and split in both
ears, branded on both hips with hieroglyphics
One dark brown she Goat black back and white spots
on right side. 5m @
Which, if not claimed within ten days, and the ex-
penses thereon paid sold public auction said
pound on FRIDAY, the 18th instant at u O'Clock N,
AUG. S. PHELPS, Street Commissioner.
New Orleans, Jsnuary,T Z, 1856
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NJ, Jefferson HAN Fourth District. 0fhcersW W
Larnberton q II ID CAVITY, VG Il u Wooten, Score
Snry " Deacon, Per Secretary z Gordrell Treas
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Fourth District Pound.
WKTAS brought to the Fourth District Pound Jack
wv street, between Laurel and Constance
eatrays-
One red she Goat white rump belly and legs short horns
One brown she Goat white belly and nose black face,
black streak on the back.
red Horse left fore and hind feet white small
white spot the forehead, branded B R. the right
hip. sbod ali round.
which, if not claimed within ten days, and the ex-
penses thereon paid will be sold public auction at
said pound FRIDAY the 18th Of January, 1856 at 10
o'clock, A. NJ.
AUG. s. PHELPS, Street Commissioner.
New Orleans. Dec. 81, 1855.
It'll etc conduit au depot des Epaves du Quatriame
a District Jackson entire les Constance ct Lau
rel CONNIE epayes--
Une Chevre rouge, ayant la croupe lie ventre ct les
jambes blanches, les cornes courtes.
Uue Chevre brune ayant lie ventre ct lie nez bancs lie
front noir. raie noire au dos.
I'm Cheya rougeatre les peds gauches de devant
ct de derrere bancs petite tache blanche front,
etampe B R., hanche gauehe ferre quare peds.
81 les dts animaux sont pas reclames dams dix
jours les depenses payes eles serout vendues Fem
chere pubique, dit depot, FENDREDI, le IL jan
yier, 1856 i 10 heures A. N. AUG. s. PHELPS,
."t0 Commissaire DIES Rues.
Nouvee- Orleans, 81 Deeembre, 1855. ja1 II
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A CARD.

WASHINGTON, February G. 1856.
The undersigned claims merit politician, but
simply to be Of of the OF the revolution
who abored 10 the fields of saltwater aud Saratoga and
fought for bis country father Of dear and precious
ory both patriot citizen, and soldier In word
be a and Christian, II any entitled to be
called So temperate In all things and lived till about
nine years ago in his ninetyfrst year. and would have
been had he lived till the present in the neghborhood Of
hundred years old.
The writer who bears his name has been bard aborer
in the ministry Of the Gospel until years ago
when from iurm and broken health be retired from the
OF active labor in the ministry and has devoted his
remaining strength to the business Of teaching and that
educational purposes Should he visit the southern and
eastern cities be intends doing he wishes IL to be dis
tncty understood that be stands in regard political
questions he has doneon the platform Of the Bible
agitating none that win not accord thereto
JOHN SIERER.
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TUE PEOPLE ARE REspoNDlSd 1


Since the administration of jackson no documents have
made such sudden and az We believe permanently deep
impression upon the public mnd has been produced BY
the last annual message and the recent specd message o.
President Pierce The principles laid down aud the great
truths sci forth these admirable papers merely
been responded to with enthusiastic satisfaction from one
extremity Of the Union to the other but they have awe
seRed feeling Of nationality which the country has
known for years known Only through the democratic
party The Medgeyille Georgia. Union abiding the
earnest msnaer IN which the people responding to the
patriotic seHtmeuts and Of the President says
"a nottng paper las. week observed that Alabama
had endorsed President Pierce, and ashs Who will fol-
owf We answer Tennessee has already followed Georgia
has followed South Carolina has followed far her lead
Ing Statesmen and public journals speak for her and
every southern State win follow nor will the tide Of
public opinion In favor OF the President be confined to the
south Maine aud New Hampshire will follow Indi
Hlinois, Michigan, Iowa, and Wisconsin win follow,
and the friends OF the consultation and the Union in every
part OF the United States will rally and stand by the Pres
dent in ha bold and patriotic edeayos defend the eons
tuition and preserve the Union. The patriotic message Of
President Pierce has already produced and Is producing
wonderful change in public opinion. Men who had almost
given all hopes OF the republic have sken courage and
resolved to stand By President Pierce and make one
bold aud determined effort the country These feel
ngs and determnatons have been confined TO the poll
tcians By 1t il the sentiment Of the people,
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Ts4asusr DgrAxTssNr, Dceernsf 4, trnS.
hereby gives stocks q te teed States
pasehase the amouas q SKI VVVp q
be offered pc 70 mo
isi dsy nsr psy me following prices %
fof Of ist2 premium Of 10 per eh rof
Of lss7 and 1884, psoum o. 10 pr ceit for
sock issued 1890 called TeRas indso
nifty stock Of per Aad ir ssaek Of e loan o.
1896 Tedeemable sh Nosehc 1870 it roeesed al me
Treasury prior day o. JANUARY nsx pse q ~ Per
cent January and the Jiss day Of ae
and received Aiier The s Saeh
said Isl Of june re1i, premium OF IN pef cent
al me taes ecihed
In eesuacaiss July assigned With ne srine
Of the received the s January heA ns
allowed addition 70 eie "us
receipt la ho' e-sss one
day the money 10 sfh ma
settle
Certificates transmitted to this department under tc NJ"
be the United states wih me current
year prior January neS by me parry
entitled o receive the purchase money.
Payment these stocks will be made BY drafts e assist
Boston, New York, Philadelphia, rs the Pae
entitled receive the money direct
JAMES GUTuRiE,
Secretary OF th1 Treasury
I--dtlstJunrif
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General Lond Office. Wolf Llaad-The Commissioner Of
the General Land Office has decided Wolf island which
Il situated In the Mississippi river below The mouth Of the
Ohio river within the jurisdiction Of the State Missouri
originally surveyed and returned By the surveyor general
ST. Bou and within that Of the State Of Kentucky
claimed years since The lands In island here
toore Withdrawn from sale have been ordered into
again and after the third Monday 18th day OF May
next.
We understand that the examination and report Of the
surveyor general which this decision based Afford.
conclusive evidence that the main channel rve which
inside the boundary line between the States of Missouri
the Of admission Of Missouri State passes on the
east side Of the leland.
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Wednesday, February e.-The at eleven O'Clock
The judges all present.
The argument in the Of John Ericsson The United
States tsdourned from yesterday resumed by
John o. Sargent esq, Of New York who concluded h
gumeat and the submitted for the decision Of
court
The Of Jacob Gideon The United States
taken up BY the court. This claim for alleged
ment the part Of the government Of contract enered
into the claimant and the Board Of Navy Commits
soners) furnish for the Of the Office Of Navy Commits
blank books, blank contracts, and blank bonds.
The argument In favor Of the claimant made BY John
o. Sargent esq Of New York and that in behalf Of govern
by the Solicitors when the submitted for the
decision Of the court and
The court adjourned til eleven O'Clock o-morrow.
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MADE UP
The Joy which pervades the black republican ranks mp
on the election Of Mr. Banks has no bounds The fact that
be was elected without the help Of solitary vote cast for
him on any ballot BY southern member il dwelt upon
by his exulting friends with peculiar satisfaction. This
fact is regarded by them the consummaon OF the nau
guraton of the republican party on purely sectional
grounds Ii their anxiety TO effect ibis object which
induced the leaders TO insist pertinaeousy upon the
election of Mr. Banks lie was chosen BY them as The per-
sonifcson and ubodinent Of seetcnasm, and upon his
triumph ey resolved 10 aEe The very existence Of her
party Thisexplans the fact often commented upon in
counexiou with the undisguised exertons Of Greeley
Weed and Webb, as outside overseers and whppersn.
They resolved have Banks for Speaker and upon his
election they determined to 80 into the presidential
test purely sectional party.
We consider tbe issue now made up. 1t is TO be q
between naenaion represented by the democratic
party and sctlonasm represented by the republican par
y. The fate Of the Union il involved in the result II
democracy iumphs ebontonsm viii be FRUSTRATED for
ever If black republication triumph the days Of the Union
numbered We state the issue thus distinctly that
every may take his position with full notice Of
the mopentous consequences involved With deep regret
make the but the issue had to be met
must say with all irankness that think better
time could be selected for its decson than The present.
The national of the North well the Seuth
ready for the conflict In this great fight the friends Of the
Union viii rally under the democratic banner In such
conflict there be neurals-le il be distinctly writ
ten flag those rho not for as against us.
The attempt under existing circumstances third
candidate upon any subordinate questions connected with
the naturalization laws cannot fail to nure to the benefit
of black repubicanism We make the declaration with
emphasis because il will henceforth be the duty Of every
truly national regard and treat enemies all who
refuse contribute the election by the people of the
naopal standard bearer in the presidential contest
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APPOINTMENT BY THE PRESIDENT,
CONGRESS- wEDNEsDAY.

sESArThe Chair laid before the Senate letter non
be Treasurer OF the United States communicating copies
his accounts for the year ending june 80 1855, Dir
usk presented joint resolutions Of the legislature Of Texas
the subject Of slavery nc Several bills introduced
nd referred TO the appropriate committees also join
olaoa for the relief Of the suffering poor Of weshing
on and Georgetown; which, after sems discussion wa
assedyeas %, nays 81. resolution was adopted il
ation 10 procuring marble bust Of the late Chief Juses
(atedge to be placed In the Supreme Court The
roceedngs OF the naval board then discussed al
ngh by Messrs Jones OF Tennessee Brown Pratt Risk
Benjamin. and Others until four O'Clock when the subject
postponed until Monday and the Senate adjourned
Housg REPREsEsrAnyEs--The Speaker having an
bounced that il necessary under the rules to ballot for
be printer Of the House. three ballots taken without
esuiing choice when motion TO adjourn prevailed
Dn the last ballot the vote stood Foett "a; Wendell SO
Earnhain IS Sargent 10; Deirees, Z scattering 7.
Hon. George NJ Dallas, Of Pennsylvania the newlyap-
oiDed minister to England arrived in this city yesterday
morning.
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BY T Il L e @ n A p III /.
RAILROAD Detention. in he West.

~.
BUFFALO, Feb. 5.All the railroads in this section are
completely blocked up. With the exception of train
the Niagara Fails road this morning. there have been
rivals The Detroit mail, via the Great Western road
the only mail received to-day train started the Cen
trail road this morning. but returned being unable pro-
coed The train which e for Cleveland yesterday morning
on the Shore road has only reached Hamburg Several
engines s assistance frozen upon the road Re
ports from Dunkrk say that large number Of passenger,
we're unable get away from there the Erie road being m
impossible.
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Nav YoRK, Feb. G.four Is quiet-saes Of $500 bar
re, straight State 81 s7f good Ohio, - 81 southern,
81 o. Wheat Is inactive and quotations nominal
southern red 81 3d. Corn improving-saes Of 5000
bushels western mixed S. Pork IL hrmersses Of
400 barrels mess sls Beef dull and unchanged. Lard
frm-sses OF 300 barrels Io cents Whiskey declined
sales Of 500 barrels Ohio at say cents.
BarrrNosR Feb 6.The hsrbor Is stll closed, but the
weather IL modcrang Flour is less hrm, holders asking
bat s. l2<; 90 only offered. Wheat Is quet-good
primo white 81 s. 81 IS good prime red, 81 rs
81 So Corn Is quiet-ysllow and white, by Measurement
81 Cs cents. Provisions dull and unchanged-mes,
pork. ST. bsconshouders, 50 cents sides, 81
hams, n q II cents.
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!" THEY STEAL OUR WAR THUNDER"

The eagerness with which Messrs. Seward and Foot
have forward in the Senate proclaim their readi
to sustain the administration in its controversy with
the British cabinet to the Central American question
has been the subject of good deal of surprise The
esness almost approaching to vehemence, with which
they have repelled the prcentous construction of the
Clay Bulwer treaty by Great Britain has made the i'm
preston that they determined not to be behind in
taking the side Of their country in the of Cen
Cass who had been accused Of exhibiting becosc spirit
towards England took occasion on Tuesday upon rising
Immediately after Mr. Foot spoke, to present petition,
make the following humorous remarks by way of hit
ting off the war-like spirit alluded to:
:" Ma. CAss. Mr. President, 1 thank you for giving
the floor. had not expected it. The fact is sir,
these young Americas terrible fellows. They be-
levers the Decaogue They their neighbours goods.
They get before old ogies and steal away
and when they get it, they thunder great deal louder
than undertook do. And they get before also,
in smaller matters They spring up with such elasticity
muscle and strength of lung that they take the floor from
u.s. and prevent from doing the ntatory business which
the morning hour devoted Now sir; do intend
any immediate action the subject remedy this
OF things. intend my remarks rather hints, which
hope will be received 18th practical advantage Ikold
my hand consider able file Of petitions and memorials and
other papers, which, till now have had opportunity
to present, and ask the Senate to receive them.
(" my thanks to you, sir, for giving chance 10
lay them before the Senate do much about
thunder do about this act of justice Laughter
will say however that whoever thuoders, glory in the
condition Of country when hear such
fallen this day and fallen with such eoquence and ability,
from the honorable from Vermont mr. foot.l lie
pat thatd hart
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United states Court OF Claims.
lAAn

THE John c. Devereux of New yogk city,
Thompson, of Washington u. q. and
sssocsfed for the legal f
orp of roverrmert, In The Conf, of Claim.
They will IN nm~dse sid careful
Wssh,nTcn winch
of The profession and New
Nork, elsewhere In any part of the Union.
They cp.snltrd time, personally
New fcrs Washington. rscw'af eiaas
which have hcrr before fonrer~ departments
te furnished Al spgiissen BY ne rss. nrssed
John g. nENFRruE.
No ~ Prpssway, Wen street, New York city.
NJ THOMPSON,
wahirson city.
BJ psysur communicated Of the cosr of Visim'.
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l.ADsEN-Mr r. T.. HtHfkE ~ bf"ouiheo street
as~orfneai of hose Hch and
of the aest fafisian tty
last As he
a-s.a. he takes sh oppnsiy
opening fresh supply, soine ef
which are white very appropriate for bridal costumes
AL Of
hncs white Lace and
.y of vre.,hs of straw flowers. feather flowers, sc,
bonse in the Usitsd staies where hsss
roodsc an Ne obtained.
Po.ros, Isu.sry ., 1850.
Isns -1sw9w
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I LAND WARRANT Public notice is hereby given
Ii apply Commentators ~ Pensions Wash
insfon civ irmedss1aiy of
present duplicate land lieu q LAND
No FOR -crr. which William Juhns
F~hus tss1 saeasnt and of
regiment Dotted nf-niry Neucao under %
,cris.p
blown steamboat
near shaw.ee,owp, Illinois, and destroyed
WILLIAM n. IOHSa,
Feb s--Isw7w ny Richard NJ. Young, sis Attorney.
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THE Royal N.r.~d-r for rsys--b~spg the Bins
Boos r Enfi,nd Ireland Scotland and the colonies
full If 81 puhiic fnacnpuane-.
res7 rRANcK TAYLOR.
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PtApELPHrA Feb. 6The woolen and carpet factory Of
Joseph Carde in Hsydock totally destroyed by
e early this morning The oss stated at $50 ooo with
triang insurance email portion OF the stock saved
One hundred and ty persons thrown Of employ
men, -Four frame dwellings also consumed and
eral families rendered bouseiess.
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EasiiaA and French Boarding and boy sehoo,
sersn B~sdrss, No. l3s Pen~syra~ta oren"s
THE Monday
Il February 4, 1855.
Daily by lady re-
Pa family the higher banehes o.
English especial chsse Of Miss prookr and every
seqsiainon Of thorough aud elegant eaa
caron T ar q7--eod2w
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LoUTsrsSa-The sale Of swamp and overlooked land in
Louisiana during the year 1855 produced S20ssi6 the
other sales Of land amounted 20 sea $40 60