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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-01-01
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A gIGQaDN ..f,E or sfeNs: 8s3ssSs2S.
"a HACKS, BUGfiES, HAH Et-'5 AND LEASE
OF 4 LIVERY STABLE For FOUR YEAtS-On
MONDAY morning 10th January neat. commencing at
10 O'Clock or the purpose OF closing present CO.
partnership shall sell at auction without reserve
the whole of the stock and equipments connected with
livery stable, Wall street consisting oil valuable
Young Horses. all warranted sound and well broken
to harness. Hacks with harness. nearly Buggies
and harness. together with several Hother Bugges,
&c.
pred Lease of the Livery Stable which has four years
to run from the LIST January, 1858.
TERMs--For all under SO cash, over that amount
months creditfor approved negotiable notes.
j. w. COSBY Il co
Sale to be conducted by GEO. j. SUMNER.
N B.-All persons indebted to the OF J. w
Cosby Il Co. are requested forward and dis
charge their obligations, as IL important the business
of the firm should he closed forthwith
de 90 j. w. COSBY " 90
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

final execution of a Deed Of Trust from James T.
Sutton Jr and wife shall, tho 18th day of January
next the hour Of 10 o'clock, NJ, in font Of the Of
fee of James L. Sutton, Jr Of Bank and 18th
Streets sell to the highest bidder tract Of land in
the county OF Kinds, State of Mississippi supposed to
contain 400 acres.
Also, three shares stock of the Tuckahoe Railroad
Company Terms made known at sale.
de % BICK. L. WINSTON, Trustee.
BY DUNLOP, M0NCUKE a. co.
ROCERHEs AT AUCTEON.-On TUES
SE DAY, 4th Jan, commencing at 10 O'Clock, we will
sell store general assortment of Groceries, consis
ting in part Of
90 hhds Sugar, part prime quality
Laguayra and Rio Coffee
N u Molasses and Syrup
Rye Whskey, part old and very superior qua
lily
Adanantino and taow Candles
As bbls apple and peach Brandy
20 do N b Rum
Gunpowder and Pouchong Teas
Mustard
$4,000 genuine Havana Cigars, superior quality
So bbls pink eye Potatoes
No Eastport Herrings
Pine apple Cheese
65 hhds prime Bacon
TFRns-Under 800 cash; over that amount months
credit for approved negotiable paper
5F's;ac without regard 60 weather
DUNLOP. MONCURE Il co,
de 80 Aucts.
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COTTON FACTORY HANDS.

COTTON FACTORY HANDS
WANTED to hire for the ems ing year seventy or
w eighty hands, to work in the Manchester Cotton
Factorygrs and boys from twelve to eighteen years
of age desired chiehyand for such liberal prices will be
paid ,,,
Also. wanted to employ a large number oil WHITE
OPERATIVES, both experienced and Inexperienced
and will pay to such very liberal wages
Application may be m ade to the Superintendent MIR.
Whitehead, at the factory, or to the undersigned.
WIN. II. POWERS, Agent,
de ea-tf Office No l4l Main street.
MANGMAE FOWLs.-Just arrived by the
- schooner Courier, from Boston, large and choice
assortment of the very best varieties OF Shanghai fowls
consisting of the Marsh, Forbes aud Peaoy stocks.
Also few pairs of Gray Chittegong and Black Span
ist for sale at the Columbian Hotel, on Cary street.
de 30-tf
a PPLEs, Nc., sc.
N Ba timore Apples
Smoked Hernngs
Figs, RaIsns
Habut Fins
Picked Salmon, &c 4 full supply.
Landing aud Tor sale by
DE- 30 ii. W TYLER.
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B. NJ. MINOR,

II
Attorney Law, Richmond, Va.,
TrENDS promptly all business in his profession
N to which he is exclusively and assiduousy de
voting himself TO enable him the better discharge
lis duties as fnunsel and Attorney for the Richmond
Building Fsad company" he has resumed his commits
sion Notary Public and will also spertorm all the
acts appropriate to that office.
10 Office No B. Law Building, no 6--tt
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LATEST NEWS.
Photographed for the Times.
FROM NEW YORK.

Arrival of So 500 900 in Gold, sc.
New YORK, Dec 81.
~ The steamship Georgia, from Aspinwa arrived here
to-day She brings the California mails and So 100000
in gold brought the sthmus by the last arrival from
San Francisco.
Later advices from Buenos Ayres have likewise been
received here approximations felt, at last dates
That Gen. Urquza would create further trouble
Amos Lawrence died in Boston to-day.
The steamship Franklin, from Havre and Southampton
has arrived. She brings statement of the Liverpool
markets the 18th inst, from which gather that
Cotton steady and Flour and Wheat had declined
in price Consols were steady, closing at 1909 to !.
Wehave yet no signs Of the English steamer now
in her 10th day.
Our markets to- day present feature. Flouris
In steady demand at former rates. though the sales
gregate only about $500 bbs The market for Grain is
quiet, but former rates maintained
Latch FROM MEXICO.
Decision ia tho Tehnantcpec Case.
Defeat and Surrender of Count Boulbon
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 80.
By arrival here to-day we have advces from
Mexico to the 18th inst. The Legislative body have
awarded the Tehuantepec contract to the Guanaua
company. Ramez Minister for Foreign Affairs, has
signed and the Cabinet has been probably dissolved
The French Count Raousset Boubon has been de.
eated in Sonora by the Mexican forces and has surren
dered. He and all his troops prisoners.
BALTIMORE MARKETS, Dec. 81
FLoUR-Sales to day of 1000 bbs at So 12a per bb.-
which is still farther decline.
GRAIN-Market steady--no change in prices
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CIV1C AND MILTTAsY Ball.

TANHE Montgomery Guard, C,rt Patrick T. Moore,
beg leave To inform then frends and the public
they intend 10 give their first Civic and Military Ba
GU Monday evening, January 10th, 1853, at LaFaN e
Hall, IN celebra loa OF the anniversary Of the Conn
on VIII oh occasion they hoe to the liberal sup,
Port OF their trends and fellow citizens.
Their arrangements such that they hope to b.
able 10 give satisfaction to oil who may honor Them
with their company
An engagement has been entered into with an eype n
ehced caterer TO furnish supper and other refreshments
and from his known skill in snch mattrrs we have a
sure suhrantce that nothing wi be wanting in his de.
farlmen'- Good music ard plenty oiit, has been en-
gagged Tor the night
The following gentlemen have been appointed Man
Gov Jaseph Johnson Lieut. Sugars
Gen VIM Llmber Serg't james Coilu5
Col Walter GWynn WIN f Ricbi.
Lieut. Col q Tompkins Wm Watson
Mayor August Hugh R Peasants
AdIuant w II II irrison James LYONS
Capt Sheppard Jr John K Thomson
AZ ~ III Nihio alexander Moseley
Augustus Bodeker DR. M p Scott
q" .lno Ii K iehardson Marx Downev
8, James Csshie VIM Tomrkins
- Patrick L Moore DIR Ha.kins
Lieu A9son kiehards James Ferguson
v. crawford w Hughes
IT., IN y ~ p ,idshihs Dr James Conway
y ouins Joseph M Myers
" Jno w rlamson Edw,rd MAI,
l. G!azebrook DR. "a Goncb
l.. f P1ii,u D naLs,a Corporal John Ahern
rr ,l.'p D9rnh WIN English
for Ladies. ~ ~ 'se
CIommlt,ee of Arrangements, Lieut. seagtr.. sere',
procured. ;auyyi
ESGTTERi AND IARD-Fresh mountain roll
a. Butter family leaf Lard for sale
E n J. H. Wake Il co.
ONDoH PORTER, sALAD or.
=. - Port Wine Dates, Figs
Choice green Teas
Spanish Cigars
jal DAVENPORT, ALLEN asCo.
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CHI K1STMAS.

ENOR the approaching season am well supplieh
H. every article in my line, and invite the atterpf
members otthe Legislature and others, to my asset
have CANDY unequalled, Almonds. Palm Nutw
Wanuts. fresh Peeans, Fiberts, &c; extra arge:h
Ralsins; ayerdo. Muscate Su tana. Seedless CTS,
Genoa Citron, sheled Almonds, Apples by theel,
sweet Havana Oranges, Malaga Grapes, Caktall
kinds, Cordia's Wines Toys fancy Goods, Cigar&c
LOUIS ]. BOSSIEf
de % NJ 1o7 M.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-01-01
~, THE PUBLIC,

YEyHE subscriber has taken the Powhatan House in
the city of Richmond and is preparedto entertain In
the best members of the Legislature and the ira
yelling public generally.
Having thoroughly repaired andnewly and handsome
y furnished this well known and popular hotel pleasant
" and enieuty located Broad and Governor st.
near the Capitol and City Hail. he feels assured that he
will be enabled give satisfaction those who may IA
YOUR him with their patronage
no 7-H r. f. DARRACOTT.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-01-01

| hsHE YOUNG FOLEs are reminded of the
Il tact that at 12i M Lain ST they will find the largest
assortment OF cheap books stahe for presents besides
the following, all OF which ae j ornamental binding
with git edges, aud some hive beadtlful Illustration,
Evenings Al Home, FAIRY "aes and Ballads, I-lIe OF
Putnam, Fido, Frank Fairfield The tloweret, Christ
mas Roses The Pretty Plaes, lox OF Jewels, Messen
ger Birds. Faith Explained Chlds Keepsake, Dream
Fulfilled, Coporleur, Coope's Son, Eastern Arts,
Chronicles and History, Sama on The Mount, Robin
So" son Cusoe Hans Andtrso PIE OF General brown,
SAVIOUR Mathe W. Peter, and phen Favorite Ballads,
Favorite FAIRY Tales. Oracesor Youth, Pebbles from
Of Innesmo. Hsops Fables, pples OF Sold, Hyaeya'h'
Kiss for "A ow Life of Jacknn juvenile Scrap iock,
Wheat sheaf The Jewel, joe King The Lily Kings Of
France, Kriss Krngl-, Forge-me not, Christmas and
,he Grange. YOUTHS Dladem Self Deception, Tales OF
the Revolution, Tales of iea and Land, Right is
Might, Truth Finder. Wilbrforce Richmond, Tales
Friendship &c Aunuas fol 1888 and books OF Value
de % 0 j. W. RANDOLPH
GENE RAJ AGlNCY, &c.-RICHARD
entered into partnership for tie purpose of conducting
General Anencyn all its inches particularly the hiring
OF negroes and renting out of houses They will be
pleased to receive the avors of their friends sand the
public. RICHARD HILL, Jr,
de film B. w. TALLY.
TEyANNER'S AND MACHINERY OHL.-5O
Il bbls very cheap, for sale by ,,,.c,nnr,su
(INCINNATT RECTIFTED WHIsKEY,
~ landing and for sale by
de 81 DAVENPORT, ALLEN K co.
DEPPER-e5 bags English dairy Cheese-40'
Il boxes: for sale by
de 81 DAVENPORT, ALLEN & co.
AMES A. SMELL, agent for M,son Smell, ha
- taken the stand No. 90, West Main street, lately
occupied by John A. Smell Il Co., and has Just receiv
part, and by Wednesday will have entire
stock of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods and most respect
fully solcits the patronage of the friends of the lat
firms OF Jno A. Smell Co. Barnes Il Smell, and Hug
Rieigh lift
DIG IR@N-500 tons Pig Metal, for sale by
J. de Is SHIELDS Il SOMERVILLE
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-01-01

,z5M FOR RENE, the upper part of tenemen Nos
.iN 76 Main street. door below he subrcriber
ice $50, also a large room store, applyto
Sc 10 RAGLAND BROTHER.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-01-01

TNKIE subscriber having been eng ged in the grocery
l. business for the last six years in This city, is desi-
rous Of obtaining situation and from his general knowl
edge Of business adapt himself to any honorable
employment The most satisfactory references can be
given by applying at James Skeletons store corner 4th
and Broad streets.
deu5-1w* F. w. BASS.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-01-01

- FOR RENT.-The subscriber having taken
Ea charge ofthe Watch and Jewelry repairing and en-
craving department in Mr. Elias Hae's large VIII olesee
and retail Jewery establishment, will the office he
has recently occupied in the Floyd House. 1t is adm-
raby adapted for business, being newly fitted up Pos
session given Immediately: apply on the promises. l
would respectfully call the attention of and
friends to the rich and new and beau
htu Diamond and Pearl Jewelry fine heavy Hunting
ID. c. and d. B. Gold aud Silver Lever Cylinder Du
pick and other Waches found at the establishment oil
MIR. Hale log Main street. All of which will be Iegula
ted and guaranteed to perform well
ia 1-2t A. T. PEBBLES
CHEsNUTs.-25bus bushels. consignment, just re
~ ceived, for sale
ia FRY & McCANDLISH.
rINHE regular monthly meeting of the Richmond Typo
J. graphical Society will be held Odd Fellows Hall
this evening, at 1t o'clock.
lal JOHN NJ FRANCISCO, Sec'v.
~ fAkA FEET EUTTONWOOD TSs-
Il sD.VVO BACCO BOX PLANK, landing from
schr Virginia, ut lower wharves. for sale
ia JAS. WINSTON.
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A -
G%&M MAIN STREET FOR SALE wish to sell
the half Lot which my semmey is fronting 1870
feet Main street at the OF 9Th street This pro-
perty. at small expense may be turned into manuac-
turing establishment. AS stemmery,it has excelen
screws and presses.
Terms OF payment will be made easy to any dis
posed to purchase. Applyto JAMES GRAY
"a FOX EENT, the large and desirable residence |
kGa Franklin street. Church HILL formerly occupied |
by Hugh Rilegh, deceased. The dwelling is large. with |
all necessary ouses, and large garden alta ched
no &c " ToLER & COOK, Pearl st.
"a HOUSE EOR HsENF "A wooden tene-
Main and Franki1, now occnpedby Mr. Ludlow Bract
EFT. Possession may be had ina few days Price Sl75
DEF ToLER y COOK. General AGENTS
- FOR RENT.-A Brick Tenement, in good
ia.. order the Central Railroad Depot, suitable
Price 500 TOLER & COOK,
des General Agentsi
"a ROR RENT, large brick Residence on Mad
EHa doxs HILL Towards Grove; the best house on
that hill Possession may be had Immediately mn Rent
Sl25. TOLER & COOK,
de 90 General Agents
As FOR RENT. an office in the Law Boillin g
ssa and two rooms suitable for lodging rooms
no 80 TOLER COOK, General Agents
- FOas RENT, wooden residence on 9Th stree
En1 near Tan Bark Row, occupied by Mr.. VIM Da
Wis. Possession may be had immediately Rent $l25
de % TOLER & COOK, General Agents.
- For RENT, brick Residence Marshall
E street, between 3rd and Attn streets, now occupied
Possession may be had the FIRST day of January Rent
1926 T0LER x COOK,
de % General Agents.
| ms5ss SERVANTS SHOES have on hand
EM% large supply of city made Brogues heavy pegged
| 7 ~ Brogans, aud water Boots.
| JOHN THOMPSON,
| 10 81 Main ST.
..5s1 WATER PKOOF HsOOrs--On hand
| YRAA fine assortment of gentlemens fine calf sewed
and pegged water proof Boots; kip do do do
JOHN THOMPSON,
| de 81 Main st.
! .abn ssENThEMEN'S DRESS BOOTS
WIN Miles Sons make just received and tor sale at
de- JOHN THOMPSON
| ~ WGOL HATS. Fza
| EM have still on hand large assortment OF 80
90 black brown, pearl and tlrab wool Hats OF all
grades. for sale at very low prices
de4 ST Main st.
yNIWE GA Ri EEsS--Coal Holds, Cinder Shoves
Fire Irons And Irons, good supply on hand for sale
DE 90 r ZIMMERMAN.
| FOR SALE,
YVyO remainin near Richmond. FlV E BROTHERS
1 aged IA, is, 81 90 and &c years old. Two OF these
have Work ed in obacco factory They are negroes
, good coaracter and disposition Also, young WOMAN
who is good cook washer andironer.
| sY-Apply at the Gary streetjal de 3O-5t
NF5@Vhe Notes of the United States Kanii
will be redeemed the Office of Messrs Mott II Bevll,
} next door to the Exchange Bank
Also at my Office on Shockoe HILL ,v
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ON AND RDIN q

4 NOMMHSS1ON AND FORWARDINW
~ BUSINESS-The subscriber having taken one of
the houses of Messrs L. d. Crenshaw & &C., immediate
" on the basin, for the purpose conducting COMMITS
SION AND FORWARDING BUSINESS, most res
pectfuly offers his services his friends and the public
generally. He will use his best efforts to give satisac
ton to those who may patronize him.
F.V. SUTTON jr.
N. b. Liberal advaces made on consignments
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NTOEECE.--,rhe Undersigned, trustees, to whom
i Y were conveyed in trust the lands of A. D. Read
in the county of Henrco and near the city Of Rich
nond, which were formerly owned by lteuben blakey,
deceased and which adoin the lands of Boyd, Parkhil
Woodn and Others hereby give notice that they have
given authority lat the request of the gantor and bene
ciaries in SAID trust to Messrs. George Woodiin and
Reuben Boyd protect said lands from all trespassers
and that hereafter any person who may be found hunting
Shooting cuttg timber committing any other act OF
trespass said lands will be prosecuted according to
law. JOSEPH MA1O,
ED. Y. CANNON,
de eft Trustees.
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OFFICE FOR ISENT-A large room suita
" BILE for Office the floor with the compiling room
oi the Times. nnnosite the EXchnnge Bank. Sc 29tf

NTOTGGE.-Havingdu duly qualified as administrators
Z ofthe of nay late husband John Hitchcock de
ceased and having by power of attorney duly executed
constituted Edward Y Cannon of the city of Richmond
my attorney in fact for the purpose of said aminstra-
on hereby give notice that he alone to act
in the settlement of the said Persons indebted
to it will make payment to him and those who have
claims against it, will present them to him, properly au
tlenticated for settlement.
de lots ELEANOR CT. HITCHCOCK.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-01-01

laA Farm of twelve acres, about mile from the
RA...a city. Apply to WM GOULDlN.
de 20 div Governor street.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-01-01

FISEs-Qute number OF fines yesterday i'm
posed by tho Mayor for recent violations of the ordi
nance relative to fire works. fire crackers torpetoes, &c
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-01-01

| FOR NEW Vtrgtni0 and
| Louisiana f,iRe-FIRST PACkET.-To sal
tely on Monday, The Sd uh.-The superior fast
k x clipper barque CYANE. Capt. George Bur
+ having portion of her cargo engaged, and going
bird, will positively sail as above. For balance of
/, cabin or Storage passage, having superior
lodatons, apply to captain ON board, atRalston x
ants wharf, to
DAVID CURRIE,
HASKINS IL LIBBY Or
CHAS Il WORTHAM * co
light taken to Mobile ard forwarded free Of com
on. No freght received on sboard after Saturday
st inst.
II ID. &.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
10 EY MARK Il +.
SUNDAY, March .

SUNDAY, March Us L. Nj.
The state Of the market continues to exhibit the
strongest symptoms Of movement towards general
panic--the banks are in many instances, seeking
assistance by the most extraordinary negotiations to
raise the means Of keeping themselves from becom-
ing dishonored in their exchanges This cannot last
long; and should misfortune attend any of their Gus
TONERS, the ball will be then set in motion, against
which there will be great difficulty to resist, and
could not be done unless we should receive foreign
aid 1t is, however, not possible to LOOK forward to
such assistance but, on the contrary from late
accounts, we have reason to anticipate that large
amounts Of manufactured goods will be sent to this
country to be sold at auction, to relieve home ope
rators. This has been the course of bssness when
ever the monetary affairs of the world have culm-
mated to point Of reaction. There have been no
remittances yet made on account Of the immense
Imports our merchants have not been in situation
to do so; but the time must come, when pay day
will either cause bankruptcies, specie will be ex
ported to an extort which will not fail to create
further embarrassment among the banss, Every
arrival brings t. % information of the decline Of
staple articles; ard every reduction Of their
market value abroad must take from our credits;
and thus unless we can send forward additional loads
of railroad bonds, we shall, OF necessity, become
largely IL debted II is said that exchange rules be-
low the ranges at which specie be shipped but
it is equally true that the cause which prevents
specie froni oelng exported operates to keep down
the price of exchange. If our importing merchants
cannot get their bills receivable discounted except
upon the most ruinous terms, they neither purcha
exchange nor make their remttances in specie This
state Of commercial ireguaity cannot lat long; or
merchants will not be permitted to save Themselves
without some sacrifices when their creditors are suf
ierirg the risk Of bankruptcy in Europe. To bi.i
pen this case as we have stated, needs No com
ment its truth they cannot fail to recognize, and
| the sooner the banks appreciated the impending
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STOCK OF FLOUR AND GRAIN AT THE WEST
correspondent Of the Albany Erening Journal
publishes the following estimate Of the present stock
Of grain and flour at different lake ports. The jour
nal says it is reliable =" There is of wheat in store
at Milwaukee 10000 bushels; oats 10000, barley
20 600, and rye 10000, and about 20 900 bbs. -four
They have 100000 bushels wheat, 81, 900 do. oats,
$4,000 do. barley Kenosha Wheat rs 900, oats
10000, barley $500. Waukegan- Wheat 80 0OO
oats Is 600, barley 5000. Chicago-Wheat SO OoO
oats 10000. Michigan city-Wheat $4,000, corn
1000, oats 5000 The above is small compared
with former years. Nothing of any amount is accu-
mulated on the Southern, Michigan and Indiana
Railroad. Nothing at Toledo. Not cargo of grain
there. There may be considerable in Ohio to come
out this spring, but it is yet in farmers hands. I'm
less there is considerable from Ohio, receipts of
wheat and flour must be light fore part Of the
season.
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accumulation Of difficulty. the more serious VI
eh.;~ ..da.vcs,u IN vraDsre for thu cyiais

accumulation Of difficulty. the more serious VI
their endeavors TO prepare for the crisis.
The London market presents not tho aisas
signs Of q favorable change; but, on the contra
there seems to have been reaction, very likely
end in further stringency in the policy Of the b
of England; and we should, therefore, not be 3 |
prised To learn that the rate Of interest had been
terially advanced.
The well placed censurss which have appeared
the Railroad Journal have already had their inf|
ence with the foreign holders Of Erie Rsilro|
stock; and such has been the annoyance to tho sy|
culators for rse that they no circulate reports
q desire that the Journal should be suppressed.
this rumor be true, then predict that the cirou
ton Of that IDLE paper will increase, much to 81
advantage Of the publishers. The letter OF
Loder, President Of the company, which he has ba'
forced to write for the purpose of explaining q
false position in which he has been placed. Is u
versally pronounced one Of the most wishy-wAsh
miserable evasions that has ever been offered to q
public inspection. It is an admission of every charg
and in order to get rid OF the responsibility OF
crepancy Of Sill 900 900, between the receipts |
the sale of stocks and bonds and the expenditure
he attempts to show that the company has boon
loser by the defalcation, inasmuch as the. pr
perry Of the company has improved now th
the road has reached Lake Erie.
The flood of Eastern bank notes which has spre
over the whole West will be sent back, to the gre
distress Of the parties who have put them in oire
lation; and as they will be purchased at disooul
they will of course be esteemed better and mo
convenient mode OF remittance than specie, com
quently there remains but little prospect that o.
portion Of the large amount will reach US soon In Il
market, the more especially as the balance Of tra
is running against the Atlantic ports, through t
Increasing quantity and value of the agricultural p
ducts of rural regions.
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Foreign NIarkets.

GUYANA p. r., Feb % Tho constant and carer do
maDd for produce has not allowed stocks to accumulate
Prices of all description have become frmer parcels
have been taken ut 81 good seconds have boen In
request at 81 3hc and rehuing Sorts 2X Sc. These
are the present going rates, which viii be for time
maintained holasses 10 very difficult to be obtained
and eagerly taken 1lc strictly prime Ia Der
gallon In exchanges there is nothing doing Freights
last TAKEN 400 for sugars - 80 for molasss dsok