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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-19

II 0ST-ON SATURDAY EVENING LAST, A HEAVY
IL gold enameled bracelet, set with pearls and da-
monds The finder will be suitably rewarded leaving It
at No. 81 Lafayette place.
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VJTANTED-BY RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN
w situation to do general housework she is a good
plain cook, and excellent washer and ironer Has the
very best reference to capability, honesty and in
egry Can be seen for two days at IS Atlantic street
BROOKLYN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-01-01

ital America a j the colony oil tie BY oil
l..ais..: afl al-o skiing Whit measures have
o..ru lsk.n - pc, eat lie violation 81 thu ar
iic.c ol he tre4ly Of Washington July 1, 1880
bifN zen tn. tiaited states and Grai D1ialn
which I,roeid.- pliaf n,iiher plrty sbs ''octn
~, or fiIly, or c,l7uize, assume ~ ex'r
Use any Dominion nyer Nicaragua, Costa RI
=, the Mosqgi'o cont. OF any part OF Centr'd
4 perica.
Tic hi, grattieg cosion 10 Aver, De"
n ~ y as coisiI, ri an1 passed.; ~ vas also In,
ii ! Zsaeiiug pes on II = r1I Cranlail, and
IN bill lor phefeaef Of Captain Lsnr'lon 1.
Ia stJn.
lIr Do!ee, Of l5wp, introduced bill for
he rel. olt5e wofkitgmeu. an the addition 10
the Q. ptpl.
A fn=-an executive session The 5 nate ad
jour ed.
II pItT or RGPREsgNTATIyEs = he House
d.vn e ne s-iou II tie resolution ot Mr..
Har,. II. 81 Teunesee. p roposieg 10 receive aud
di-po Sc OF reports from Committees 10 "hlrh
,,oe, tinn msbt not be made. The House al
! utIlrd at an eariY uour.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-01-01
Elln ArIv NGui

LAT night At 'wehe o'ele#k III. cd , Al
gathered oP ia n,he. an dcpa til On ;
"e~le.s an5 nfrcturning mission. Tbisrnor y
log ~ bat. The advent Of i,is succ, ,ssor Tn
"ccosI'.' Il 4 on" f'r Offering % .alutation,
10 to-, '5e - irr' a'ai ffirnI, Of the Vrgjnon.-
VIII d" ;faf which has pa.,.d away, my
'he'r n'siurtanes aud sortovs have gone b.,
nd n'"y that witch has come brii 70 IN is tram
o each oil 'I'em health, prospect Y cod haprd.
1fs4 II
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-01-01

ToBAGCo.-Tbe drtnaad for manufactured has
been but moderate. tGt prices calri unchanged, and
f tie liner grades firm. The .ie- add mp $50 boxes
consisting il, part fof 30 boxr. No. Va. lbs at q;
10 do fancy Ky fycs at 20; 10 do rid Va. lbs. at
%; do Va 81 hts at 22e; 10 do do twist at
ior and % do No. l va. b.. Al 80 $500 common
". and ~. bs md five. range from l2 to l5ci and
NJ Ky. six taist at sc. The domestic markets for
leaf are .fra,l,, with a fair demand.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-01-01
VIRGINIA LEGEsLATURE.
WEDNESDAY, Dec. 90.
GannlA


No bills were passed IN lie Senate TO day.
y bill was reported and read a first nrne
establishing an independent bank at Port Roy.
al, IN Caroline county
Senate bill prescribing certain duties for
{, mmjssiopcr, Of The Revenue, in relation 30
he ',cuIation NJ sma notes, " as taken up.
red tx secoldjine, and then laid on the Ia.
bic
4 bill Auth rising VIM. J. HUBBARD to take
casts of IIoudoi. s Statue Of Washington in
lie rotuuda Of the Capitol, vas order,dto be
eugrossed for third reading
Alter action on number OF bills on their
frst reading, the Senate adjourned.
House.
The f,r.y,,ry a. % were passed 10 day:
House bills -auhorising the txc.fn8e
Bank Of Virginia to establish an Office at Dan
,ille, in pitsylvanir couaty-Authorioing the
Farmers Bank Of Virginia to establish an Of
fee at CIarkssilr, in Meckenburg comfy
incorporating The Potomac Copper Mining
Company III the county Of Loudonn-Author
i3ing the County Courts of Botetourt aud Cra-
10 to establish toll gates and levy tolls on Pri
ccs Turnpike Ro I'd Senate bills, allowing
Commissioners of The Revenue farther time
to quality AMI give lords Of ice-Incorpora
ing the Claus,en Flax Company Of Virginia
Tor IN culture Of fax, and manufacturing it in.
70 goods.
y message as received from the Senate
Informing tie House that the Senate had Il
greed Il, an amendment Of the House to the
bllestablishing bank at Fincasle
Mr.. Anderson presented a petition from the
Common Council Of the City Of Richmond
asking authority 10 extend the corporate limits
orsaid city. The petition was referred TO an
appropriate committee.
Mr.. Anderson asa of red a resolution en-
qunog in'o the cxpodiency Of incorporating
an "Iudopcndent Bank in The city of Rich
rnond.
There bcing no quorum, the House refused
ID consider bills Of en"I a interest. After ac
ton on frw bills on their preliminary read
ags, the House adiourocd.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-01-01
CONGRESS-TUfsDa

SfNArE.-Nr. Wcllerpresened the memo.
rial OF John NJ. Stanley. pra! ing Congress 10
purchase bis gallery Of lndian portraits. now
ou exhibition at the Smithsonian institutions
Mr.. Cass subn iltcd resolution calling on
the President TO- inform ,tlon respecting the es-
'ahlshnent oi' = New British colony ii Cen.
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I nnA.OOK AGENTS WANTED.
u ~ III II. - lca-..L ami ...-L.L LI..cLa

sNFNTV To ~ TIC o1aa7 ami uStW Wocha for
yhe YER 1873 81 Loo DOLLARS a YE4Ri-
Wanted in every cnunty If the Uated States, active
an enterpri,ing men, to engage in the sale of some o.
the best Books published ia The country. TO men of
good address possessing small capital offrom $25 to
l00 surh Inducements viii be oefed us enable them
to mike from g 10 g day profit
z. The Books published by all useful in their
character extremely popular aud command large safe,
wherever lheya' offered.
F.r further particulars address, (post paid,)
ROBERT SEARS, Publisher
Jan l-c2t l8l William 81. Y.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-01-01
DREsEN sFOR THE HOLIDAYS

4 Send your ofders.-WARION g. co, Bal.
tinore Md, Beg leave call attention to the splendid
selection OF Lotteries to be drawn during the month Of
Jaouary, 1853 For brliacy fprizcs they hive ncv.
er been excccd Cur success in selling prizes during
the last rhas been entirely beyond expectations
We hive s0H ami easel during tie last year prizes am
opatia{ IN HE aggregate 1aioa Of dolays!
and this .earwe intend tn double it-nayk lie p,edc-
ron Rcroect few dollar, Invested " it'll u.s. NAV re-
ai,. yoa fortune ol lie. Try us--ry US if voa want
prize A'af'ss MARlGN u co,
Baltimore, Md
COZ 4>snfn fD9-rrp1rS FoR AEIrApy
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-01-01
90 WaEEItCE8E.
snI,iInnrc HInrl.eIs. Dee. ID.

Th.a,lr narketi- very uisetled to-day. nnd nothing
j,i4g in Howard street. fr1res drooping.
N.le, 800 barn l+Ciy II li.ht 3 III
Sic. Of good prime red wheat at II llss and
white ut 20 l23t.
So. If ,y.i,r corn 81 Cir. aud yellow At e. y
Gle.
o. 30 n &c.
Nli.hey j., dial.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-01-01

Tn. NV York Times says ,hh Sir
Ancn,nAlp ALISON - about TO pnblis'' a moth
., y,lnne of what he snrcaslically de 'oml,
mates History" To in continual ,en Of 'h.1
larpe work by which, r." yea s since, be-
earned at oncc his nighthoo IL the Distinction
If l,.inr. "a AZ author. the u cost volumuor
snJ,r.do,nl bar living. w en- mrn nee. -.
great celebrity 10y dong a rythng wei h. al
ways runs good deal risk in .,v ,.,... -
tempt More Is exPec ted Of T. IN, and In, ner.
formances arc much NOR C .tiealIv .caon,d :
SIR Archibald, how ever, - full Of plaek . and
We have no donP be ail increase The great
reputation "hF n he has acquired by lis past
"hi't"ncaI' } alsohoojs We have seen some
extracts ire IN one OF his chapters on tho o.
9to'es-i 1 Which he starts off after this gallant
style:
10 principal Suites TIC Union lave, IN
20" on c0Rsent, repudiltcd Their State dchIsas
80 ~ as the .torm Of adversely blew: and they
: ht@ IN some instances esumcd The p1yment oil
thor ~. ""st only when The sae Of lands iav
had Srened f.. "a The Indians afforded him
, mo mean. ~ 80, without recurring to tho
dHflOr3 81 direct H.. 80
r,a 49, ~ Comp have hecn so gcne,~,ay d.
tbs' ''"p' self inter est that they hpvc in more
=, one Instance, brought the confederacy 10
Irhc verge ofdi .olnion; and the threatened soP
Iarnrjon of South Carolina was only prevented
from breaking It up by the quiet Concession OF
The contra. Legislature. Subsequently, the
.elG.l, career ci uoSSss Sided democracy has been
s6l more clearly cyioced Withou, the yes
tlgo Of tile they have seized on Texas, and
annexed It Ia their vast Dominlons by
conc'pling their tile, which nrgatlvcd theil
Claims they have obtained from Great Britain
tie ballo Maine: they have done their utmost
to revol ,tionize Cannda; they have only been
prevented by II melancholy tragedy from rev.
olutiou2iug Cube; and when the McAicans
took up arms to asenge the spoauon of their
territory, they invaded their domnon' and
wrestrd from them the half of all that remain
I'd Ia them, including the golden laden noun
tains oil CaIiioinn
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-01-01

ILLNESS OF John M. CLAYTON The WI.
mington Gazette says a rumor has been pre-
vslent in that TON for some days past to the
effect that this distinguished gentleman was
suffering under the preliminary symptoms ola
serinns diseasp
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-01-01

ACRES OF PoRK.-A correspondent Of the
Louisville Courier says in East Louisville the
FIVE extensive pork houses have five or six acres
Of barrelicd pork, piled up three tiers high in
open lots. There are not eas than six acres
which would make eighteen acres Of barrels
if Land side by side, exclusive Of lard in barrels
and pork bulked downin the five pork houses,
sheds, &c. Besides the above slaughtered
hogs, there are Il, or six acres OF live hogs in
pens.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-01-01

TuE FRUITS OF ABuLITIoN.-To show the
effect p.oductd by the Northern Abolitionsis,
were any evidence of their inhumanity " ant
ing We need only call attention to the sub
Joined circnlar, which, says the Charleston
Coaljcr, we copy rerbatim, form one anony-
mousIy forwarded 10 the Postmaster Of this
city. 1t requires, however no comment at
our hands, as MS cont nt5 exhibit in plain tcrma
the heartlcssness OF those " no under the spe
cious pr,tence of comforting benefit, con.
sign th,ir dnpcs 10 utter misery aad destitu.
ZION:
Free lie ture.--There are in Canada about
thirty thousand colorcd Refugees, a majority
Of whom are destitute of homes. Extreme
suffering has prevailed among them during
tie past wiuter,-many freezing for want OF
raimcnt others famishngfor the want bread.
A large majority of their children are without
schools, and growing up without educarion.-
A plan has recently been started tor the effect
ual and permanent relief Of these poor people.
a general meeting in their behalf will be held
a, the Town Hall, Watertown,# this (Sabbath)
evening, November 21st, 1852. Rev. Mr..
f""'o' (who has spent some time IN Canada,
ana Who l'rings most cordial testimonials from
wise and good men, of different religious and
ponhcal vews,) will address the meeling.-
otner C'ergymen will also he present.
! n large attendance is reu,I, s;cd
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-01-01
TY VIRGINIAN.
MORNING. JANUARY 1
News AND MISCELLANY.

xa,;.t;ops between the Secretary oil
l., Rr;,,.b minister, Mr.. Champion
dino with due alacrity. What The
ogcment, are,it is,of course.noi ensy
NJ, i. known that Mr.. Champion
,i,ing for further instructions N order
he affair. 1t is understood that nor
The subject of tho fisheries been d's'
nd reciprocity with the provinces a"
bn, TINT the Hudson Bay Company |
cosaa also % lay in their clam: ior |
,osscssive rights in Oregon
,ew York Sun IS down on "Oid Fog
"A Gen. Cass because the latter de-
he Wing Administration IN It's aeaoo
no The Cuban Filibusters. The edit
Gea Ca.4's coaduet down to the ha-
hich il says. Young Ameriea' bears
We are told in conclusion, that INC
,er." are Determined not 10 allow Inc
,sies" to seal m 'reh upon lhom IA aa'
business.
State Government of Iowa ha4 been
alton vas 90 600 II appears nor. by
,cent message 10 tho Legislature. that il Is
90 an increase which may chmllengc
alison from any oihcr Stile IN the Union
has been proposed 10 erect in Watching
4 piece of sculpture w5icb has been styl
e Columbus Group, md for the purpose
crying tho design into fIecr. citizens Of
aiogtoa and New York have been ccn-
ACC nittee to al n ubsothcrs Fa5r;
York, in obfairiag h. nere.s,rv
" n.r,' ''cting tbs additional ornament
Capila'' |
,',,,.o Of Represcn,a'isrs On Mo-
1,o,a'.o up, out OF ITS o. @ay'
MON creating the Of ct NE j''"
no e was; s;yrs 7t--nacs i0--not
thirds.
overs. in recent letter from Florence.
): Il have no bust in my studio which al.
Is So much attention ns Calhoun o. II eN-
t ideal ones. May have said that it would
5 for bust OF brn'us. One said should
like 10 be judged 10y that man. unless my
Sc was good Another said, lie IL very
n man, but good and amiable not~ithstand
; Neither OF these knew whose bust II was.
England Spain, Holland, Piedmont have al
ognsed the new Emperor OF me fr'ncf
cmliy'-and by this time, 1t i presumed
Courts oil 81. fe'ersburgii' berIlo' eod "
la' have done likewise Notwithstanding u''
pleasant "reminiscences wh'chthe TILE OF Ma
con III must reca! --remln'cenccs, who.
necessity affirm on the par OF the French
validity Of the proclamation Of Napoleon
Second.
MAJOR General Fw'ggs, commen ming In
uthern DIVISION OF The u. >. Army, has Is
ed orders Tor tho breaking up and inmedI
removal ol the military depot al San Ante
ana OF The eominissary AMI quarter ma
departments 10 corpus eh'''u.
Among the"slgns OF civilization anon
n red brethren the MN csoia Democrat 81.
at IN a council tho other day with Gov
amsey'one oil the "innebiSo cmrl' comp'ai
that the Chippewa Indians stole II hors'
I'm his people some time ago' aud what W.
'rse killed the horses. dried the meat and sol
to them forjerked CHR
A writer giving his views upon foreign po
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-01-01

Hon. Edward s,un'y of North Carolina. it
is SAID, desi5 ns removing 10 California. where
he proposes to practice lbs prot, ssion-rhc
Inv
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-01-01

A Washington correspondent OF the New
York Courier thinks, there is To he ANNA
ted, If not bitter struggle for nscendcncy AN
der tho incoming Administration, between the
rival divisions respectively headed by General
! Cass and Mr. Buchanan 1t vas given out
aurhorituiivcly by the firnds of the former, ut
an enry day after tho election, that lie did not
expect or desire position in the new Cabinet.
Aud il is now stated there was distinct uu-
Outstanding that similar course should lie
parsuoJ by the latter But SO Car from remain.
my passive or Indifferent, theadvocates of Mr.
Buchanan hive pressed his claims with I'm
: seemly zeal. and with so mach determination
s as to excite the jealousy and hostility of tn,
- opposing interest. Tie truce is therefore en-.
ded, Land prominent politicians have announced
that General Cass would yield his origina
objections To the acceptance of Office, rather
! than consent 10 see the Administration con
rolled by an adverse influence. In ills di
lemna md collision Of opposing forces, Gen
cral Pierce will probably seek counsel of pru
drnce, by avoiding both. and endeavoring tc
surrounded himself with advisers not special,
identified with eilIer.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-01-01
aist

his placed lhcrn all nj the disposal Il ain
i,,rn.iel nh the ''ornatne ataiioa al ID
crown.
We learn from the "a, anab RePs6t'e n 'ha
he lfial Of Young f'yrd, IN Albany, & = 10
.,,... N...,o,, 1.,ae. LIT fall. came of at n,
late term Of Baker Court. aud occupied n a'
Iays. The jury rtrurned verdict Of oiao.
rafv man laughter. Byrd listened 10 tn 'V'r
.6cl IN silence, returned 10 pri,on,shaged him
sef write To MS fa,her aud other frl"nd' an
then took prussie acid. from which he d'ed
Immediately.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-01-01

NOTICE.

OFrct OF THEJ. r. & K. Co.
Richmond, Dec &5h. 1872. /
PROPOSALS WILDE received at thi Othce an.
I'll the th day of January next for furnishing the
HANDS employed by the James River & Knnawha Conn
pany, the lt and 2nd Divisions and ON the Tide wa
Ter connection with raons and clothing tor the ensuing
Year
For particulars oppy to the Secretary of the Conpa.
n.y. WALTER GWYNN.
Chief Engineer
dec - div J K & X Co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-01-01

obEtE-Ail those ind, btcd to tie Inte cctc- m
- o' nc Do"ta ~ lee by Joad o. opea ccconnh 'rFo
lyEmngementbc tore He Isl Of Iaauarg 1858, they
' ,'l'n be given up for coection acccrdaL law-
'Y books and papers the Counrins of lee
rty S2-9&c,lJ
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-01-01

Walcrtov is about miles from Boston
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-01-01

JU J.
- aid G.
Cnlnl,s. Sll
STOPS. l.u
water, Por
5ec6ts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-01-01

EGHsOEs WANTED.-Tb The ssUbscrber,
having located in Lynchburg, is giving the high
cash prices for betwecn the ages of 10 and 80
years including Carpenters, BIncksmhs &c Those
nayng negroes for sale may find it their interest
ca, Oh nm at the Washington Hotel Lynchburg,
address him by letter.
All communications will receive prompt attention.
nov o-dSclY J B McLENDON
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4 OFF NEW GOODS

ARGE Stock OF NEW scoops
"a CoS |, FOR CASH ONLY-Haying recent
ens'sed N another branch of business we offer our
,'l'rr stock OF NEW GOODS at cost for cash. They
Ire one.ed the public cost in good faith as have
"ne" tlult the business Ii is seldom 81 de-.
"bIe stock offered We therefore re.pcctly ask al
u" van. s "i Z obs 10 call and supply lhen,-eiyes
ui.r 1-.d&cts CNI.HnIIN Y IlOLI.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-01-01

o. 10 i1sc.
H1dAey = Bc di1l
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-01-01

Gi CARELL HOUSE.-The undersigned re-
Turns MS most sincere thanks to the public for the
"oeral encouragement since he opened here and asks
continuance Of the same pledgine himself hat every
eH"n on his part and those in his employ will be used
L" give Satisfaction He is fast recovering and will be
at his post again in few DAYS
dec 29.6t r w PAINE
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WHOLESALE DaY GOODS.


MOULTON, PLIAPtON, WILLIAMS 4 co.. INPoRf.
M and jobbsrs Of dry goods 81 net cash prices No
Vssey and No. Barclay stfests directly in Of tho
Aense beg tho ktoation Of close nor,
TO their sarvaed stock Of goods which they Offer
Ing In tbs bcAu<ul vsrehouro to which they
moved Their stock Of goods OF the extensive
the couAtry AND svtdivided into departments" eacl
having Juroharer and sRd o. scoosnt
distinct nom All thcuest Thus this egtpbah
tho oksrS Of distinct separate ssoak All
pended ppen ordinary store.
Their own stock number 10 upon sl the eoo&e and ~
which numbspe they And thae buyers
pare blp they Will tad tt ths goods havo but ont
mass dollar is As good 30 AZ others.0
TRr DsrARTnxsTs ARR a: roILo~s.-
Print and ingha department located frat Eecg
Dregs goods d partnon3 located on She frst 6cor
Domestic goods department., Issasod In ths txssn.st
Carpet and Oicos department located in tho
White goods and snbroiaery department osntsd The
noss1y sad glove Departments. lsestsd On the .scsns
story
Small department generally ts,nsa Yankee No
Eone," located on The second story
Of bic particular department only tb
syste CT offering leading we'll styce goods
very oosap u seh Others not wall ulderstood enrelt
avoided IN ss sstabusansaswe soil oyery style Of goe
TO parties Of Known gsrcnsbDity they SIRE prepared "
grant trao by adding escst ~ the rato Of
ADnum and taking their paper payable ~ the b4Ak
tsaker. or commission house Of she dTawers.
ayLuTH wARGHoUsE.-wrLsoN q. HUNT ( co.
" Nos 30 and 81 william Of Maiden lane
prepares with . snd complete stock Of nioshs oss
peres vestngn overeoatpgs t~ssds 4niEgf trnininsA
80 which they nvto the sscstioa oroLArs .aoss
and manufacturers Of clothing.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-28

S1essss nIvw naIhssA, *; Tsshsv vsia, Nj; Easaas
RIsaA Z. Yhssh OIL AssHssa ~ osst. Bruns-
x1A xssi Csayasy, n; New Yssh Csn6al Ran,osa \;
Aehm, NJ
- ri.aps bard 10 ~ ne sales vsrs a. solsvs
- shs N. casolinA .bso ~ Iooshs Mn LAndOs,b2e
- :: No: cs::i. $50 * ~ 90 80 ~
n Iecsipta At the scs Of the Assistant rrsasurss of
~ Pert to day amouAtsd to S24s Asa 49, pAyaAnts,
"a $50 7s-oslAses hArd, 90 274 467 - Of which
ZOE 70 was ON account Of the rrsAsuyy Dspert
Esst s2ol oe IS Of the Post 0nse $3.50 900 interest
tssA and s127 72s As special posits These teens
DsAs ths sbvvs total which Is larger than evsr before
hsovn during the sxstenes Of the Independent treasury
tyrnn. trts#
III. asshr.c,ts coal trad, cnn ass re~arkably HIGHT
- Rsesns railroad seeusas Se~n for the WORK eadss
thursday last Al ys8 .Da.; And the Sc haylh,i NAN
yaLa Conpsny % 2IA giving aggregate for Tho
week rem The esai region Of 6S 262 tua sad
10 NE sessu Of b4l 500 sons against Loo2 Ill oas
~ ne ssms time year ahovtnG iess Of GU Bic sas.
ms ssi.nests Of eoA the Lab GA for tho xsea and.
"a With saturday tho 10th nst IA 0S6 tons; and for
Ne ssaxsn $50 llo again $50 ia he
time lat year From the ssose il viii b. that ~
yss there Ian provsnsDt III TIE ssskly supply from
ts.s quarter The heavy falling of for ssasoa ths
StS Ds6n throughout the entrs region and tns grey.
diseoursssm TO industry. snsrssAo.e excu-
vss tho protactsd susps nsion VI navigation the
Dsswass d,vision In order repair leak In the arst
kysi seow Esston, the water again drs oil the
"a INST On tho go It vHs let on; Asd Monday next,
e1eh IL Is expected that navigation after inter
lss'isn VI more ,ban a month, VIII % resumed,
W. give beiow the 6rft weekly sale this sas'en Of
ksrsIs Be~son Hoimen Of Nncinnau These sslss are
s~nSossa Of ftecks In which csptansts largely
Interested ana believe that any oasinsss In stock
sns,!,ss eptusteo 10 the above named house, viii %
Ison9th ard nOaoraaiy attendsd 70.
sr0CK eAias CasussAy1, AUGUST "a
, loo shares ks0a Hsniiloh ksuroaa stock 90. 10
II % do 90 do 80. 10
He shares Merchant aDa MAJ fsc,urers Insur.
xsos Company siOch, psr ,........... $500
~ shsyss Kentucky Trust Co tsnk stock ..... 98H
o shares Ceyinsson and LsxiastOs Ranroad htoez II
20 90 do do 40 ~
lee shares Mad hiyer and LAzs Erie r. stock. "
~ o. dU DO d. 81
,e-a s.sca .-..........-.''"... loex
shares HLboso' aud pincip n-ti Railroad stock COX
~ shs2es Ltie Miami railroad s.oea ........... LII
II tbsres LawJenco0ury AID Upper Mississippi
Rsno0d Win interest from july I, 1869 -, 10
~ shsles LA~yenccpury and Upper Misaissippi
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