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New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-08
Arrived.

NJ s.esnshp Afiea Harrison. Liverpool Aus d, II VI
with dse snd passengers to T. Cunad Aug ~ tne SieN
sb LAT 81 - lon 2s S. eXchsnged signals With brs King
oseb SEPT s. Of spe passed steamship America
U :. ~ steam.hiP James;own IsSsnay, N0'0h N' WIN
stip Cornne Stickney Csso May with gnsno 20 ba,,e
da Brothers Co June 2s lt IS S. Ion sl W. spoke br
bark Cashmere from Caso for Corki JAY 70 IaI - D. on
q lat = 80 n, lon IS 70, spSke oriS Shas n & C, -
inst lat 5 lon SO So .pke ship Wisconsin, nom CslsS
fr NewY rk June IS, of Care HON shipped sea- "sn
killed W. Marsha seaman, native OF England -
Bark Wurssrs (sno Nulken Bremen i dtys, WIN mdse
and sl nrers 10 Henchen Unkhsrit 18th alt lat -
S4 bark Rio GIaDde bound - Aug % lst ~
bound Arg - Let ~ IS on y % saw Isrss NJ WIN
Ices Of main topmast bound "; same day passed EMP Con
Bark Charlotte wynns Hosmer London - days, with mds~
10 Sms lw ood, Anderson Co
Bg Thomas /. Knox (of Boson Smith, Baltimore days
with coal TO " Myers sid IN company win org h'ne'
Brs Aesdan Loekbnt Windsor u days with plaster
70 n
Schr wstchman Crowe Por. au Patt 10 days wh wood
scbr Plat Day Newbern N C. with naval stores to R.
seiT Chrysol,e Weber Alexandra with four. 20 W. H.
Ntvuan. Sept miles ;. OF Bauegat saw the end OF
n boom sticking cut o. the wste supposed It to be staehed
sehT W A EHi. Csrrow Charleston days, with cotton
kr 20 McCresdy, Mott Co -
sths L. johnson johnson. Newbern, y. T. days, with
nd, Al stores 20 NJ Blackwell Co.
S,hr phen Taber, Tutti Amore days, with coal 70
sebr sarsh Perry NewBedford4 days with oil to Lteh
se6r Mount HOPE Churchill, Roeklsnd days with Lime to
sehr Brs1o. Thomas Portland CT with stone bOuod to
scIf Sussn, Russel Rondout f,r Nantucket.
BELOW bark and brig, unkrown.
sAlLED-sbip Julia, Antwerp.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-08
THuEspAY, Sept. 7-P. VI.

IHNksNAt, SVpN IT NJ
There was quite active business at the Stock
Board to-day, with better feeliog in nearly al the
fsncies The bears are still selling TO extent,
but the market for the moment is too strong for them
Some of the leading bears are quite willing 10 assist
the market to advance, SIS otherwise much Of their
contract stock might not 60 ont. The street gener-
ally is much more cheerful, and there Is growing
speculative feeling. OF Erie the sales were large,
the market advancing to So bat closing at s7 S31,
further improvement of q = cent Reading ad-
vanced Y cent Hudson River eent. Central,
under good foreign demand, touched 20, further
advance OF II y cent. Harlem improved !, Cum
berlapd II q cent, Nearagus y cent, Canton
v cent, &c. The Western shares we're in moderate
demand az fsn prices. There wss q good dsnaod
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-08
SECOND BOAgD.
sales OF Stocks at Philadelphia.

Reported for The n Y. Tribune BY Messrs Fry Thomas
F6st Bodyd COO Penn S. 81 s5wn, So; $3.50 do 65
So $500 Wilmington Railroad S. s7i 900 Reading Rail
l72 Perm. Railroad AZ; 7s do b5wn 4 50 do IS 4G 10
Reading RsilIosd bSwn S4 100 do b s4t loo do IS Sii
100 do IS Sil 80 Beaver Meadow Railroad SCI; 10 fATm
and Mech Rank So
Sscord BoarS-s4Oo Lehish es S5 s2 500 sehuyl Nav
&C. 49, ds 74 IS Lehih Nav Ga; 10 Farm aud Meehsno,
Bank, SO.
4ftrr Boerd-5o Reading R. r, ,S4A
6iosfas Poes-united States IS, 6e III bid l7i asked;
United States e. 67. III bid, l7i asked Pennsyvsna
IS bd d ssked; Reading Railroad Sy bid, Sls asked,
Rsro.s Mosase c. go 50 bio 81 asked Pennsylvasis
R1rOsa ~ BE ts asked Ms,ii' S'ns iii Sd ii s.lsd
Ssyisaion Stock % hid 22l sske3 Sehuykn Nsvisaon
Preferred 81 BID 80 sslea; Long aad III Sd ~ Askedi
Lehish Zine y biS asked Union CsaA. 10 bid ici A.tsd
nun
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-08
NARLNE JOURNAL.
FORT OF NEw.YoRK. .sErrESsl
Cleared.

shrs-Elizabeth, (Breml Droste. sinE.Pore, heyss
s,nrstp. Heleus Ihompson MelbOarue Norton JLi Odn
tNorI syerpiaren Mhimseh w: schmidt Coz oenJ'
Adams. D1y, New Orleans, w. IspsS9ct 49,.
CO. Eugene Bels schus-er, santa Cru, Cube TIM eon
T-,.So M,Csrtv Bsrruda W VI smith; Pomons. Johnsoe
HslfI Ndeeton 90 Venus, BI smith ., Soh2 y ~ a
Devof Doreua tMeck Herlich. shippigsn y D. An,np
a., q N.uLSps: A B. Van Oinda Bolles, WlninS.on
Jobs.oa sssht; CLARK winsor Psr-ivs Phsdephs to'-
scbr.-L A E6wsris Hsrtek J.eksonville, Van 8pnt
slssbt: Housrd Davis NeWberu y. G.. Davis ho,nes
sarah bruen PersOn Georgetown, Dollner f9ueti 49,
Queen Fouer Providence L. Kenny Janu. (Olden MeyeI'
Chlleston HenniDss Muller Goslins Arctic NOR AAeAA1
stesmer~IroDsiles, Allen Philadelphis J. y snsss
Bsrge-Phisdelphis, Dodge, philadelphia hseA hIf.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-08
Philadeiphia Markets

There nothinf doing IN COrroS worthy o. notice and
prices nomissy unchanged CLoVER SEED s inquired
ior hut st q price below The views Of hllder. vh0
are hrn ~ 2 bush The Flour uAEkst Is quiet ba firm
and The sale yey much reduced Transactions
coufrse Of the hone trade within he rs1rs Of
ss - 40 81 Y Dbl tor rrtang fancy
brsuds. Cosy MEAL aud RYE FLoCE also ssrcs ssi
without much doing in toe way OF sslesL
WHEAT pleriy to-day and raher dali .t previous
osctAicns 4to COO bushels found buyer. 909
Al g for Southern and =2d - o5 for gusty
Com freely orersd st s tEt bGyers take hod slow
ih OATS sctIve 5fc. for Southern Rvs
scarce I0dxi i8 per busheL FOr GEOcEEiEs there
.ood trade deuard vhat any arEe operations H0te
Cotse. which hruly held PKOvtstoys quiet
cav oWirE 70 the high Tor Bacon
Lad the former q Whch 10 wanted % South NHsSY
icssc-. Bat bba sell slowly a. &c. Der gallon
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-08
Spoken. 80.

Avg. at te Ioo u ship T.H.' Merrill from Nc" ''A'
Ia g. len g. was Am PaeEst'sip VIII
rsd q oss u r1su ;opsaiL . 49,, ,tss,. Csr.
Nc Sse st.u Aas. 49, lAt chip Nehela' oidal' "'
~ 10 aey, dor Liverpool i1T bsltmcre ,-.-t....-
for Spanish Main - - -, ~, y,.k fer
Jsy y LAT % s. lon p S. ship Jsme'town Canaass H0"
NeN.Yo July I6 for CAlno v,A
Avg . lst 20 81 Ion IS a, was seen oarh sho""s
.;.nsi With letter n. in it steering S., w W., g.
sepf l. miles 5 from Frying Pan shosi. scnf. " ~ ~
r - oteh.ser supposed from Boston foE JackseaFIe
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-08
Passengers Arrived.

- As sfe5shP ria fros LtssSE- L DsFeap n TIA
ihIs> shaarss and TsTse Mr Dr-TE ard .lJ. Ms De~al
child Miss sirsnse NJ Large lsdy three children and EuIs
Mrs. Cheek NJ Crook sdy aid child Nj Wander Ssdea .ad
scy. Ar. Adm aae lady NJ Deoaler4rn ady two ehIl
dren .hd uurse Mr Hsssrfy lay snd ehid D. v RIM
y R Ring, 4 ,. Ring. MI. RLns No Ring Mr. FosisI
sHeQsdyC kisssm aud sdJ NJ Nasel and LADY Mr Benl
Mis P'fe, Mi. z. cOhsp, Ms R0sep, Nina Helen L,n.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-08
previous week Is as follows /.
LiABlLITlEs
l......sslsi5sis ss2.lS7 S66 s22!O.s

The Pennsylvania Railroad Company have just hsi
engraved new certificate Of their fupsid stock, and
have adopted certain forms in their issue which II is
believed viii very efeetually guard against fraul.
Each certificate requires four signature with At least
three of whom there must be COLLISION If any false
stock gets upon the market The new certificates
first pass through the hands of the Transfer Clerk,
then the Registers then those OF the Treasurer and
lastly the Presidents, all Of whose signatures, and the
zeal Of the Company, each tesFs.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-08
Frnm Our Cnrre.nondent !
pHIIAnFLPhiA -,

PHILADELPHIA sept - CleIros-Bsrs Reindeer Fr,nb.
.n Bosion eIiss W I snHord Snae, do Asshhesd
z.ietsr Hsiitt1 Freedsn' OBJ Ksnny, DO A Roche,
bssmsn, bOstoBi Acklsm Coombs do Charles Carroll
Pese, Hartford Gen Taylor swain do; Moro shae Br,.
io l. Colleen Gate, saau.s, Babylon. l. Worcester
Rhodes Providence. Canary Clark Boston; Adrac Dennis
Albany Chesspss.e Adam. stamford; Garths Pratt Ne.
loEs; Arn,ua, Ns-nerl Boston; keyslCre State Hughes
Etst Csnbrdse; Rowing James Allen ~ Havsa: Dsiagsre
hlcAul-.. Miltnn. Mo-
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-08
DiknsferH. Nc.

PseXErsHIr ALsEET GALLArIs. Dslano. f0r Liverpool
Wills ngtoved Of Pier No - by sfeafur Tt., rs
with the sytng bboom Of ship Frnei. B. Ca,s
VEG a. the sse per and carried away the A 0s ai1 top
"a sAlt sst eose 70 te yart sal sLd everything .bd
The 2. c. lesi ayirz ibboou oaly damage susaipea
BHIe 1vsE.T, Of Yarmouth y. s. from Bost0u fr Bsfs
i. 4 lasar.i IN (snaaa. - -
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-08
- - observation-disclosures Seote
r''' BEEHE.

John W. Monks, at the opening OF Court, pleaded
yuty to baviDg participated In the late not in the
Eleventh Ward and was fined elo.
Iobn Williams boy pleaded guilty TO stealing
40 @,nrD Tbos Mclean, OF No. 50 Whitehall st., and
was sent TO the House Of Refuge. ,,,
Jobn Dolan, Wm. Monks, and John Wisiley,
pleaded guilty to participation in not in the
RInaan,b Ward and also to committing an assault
@ ,ba nerson of Isaac b. Skatts endsngering his
ise They were remanded to await sentence and the
Court adjourned for the day
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-08
NEW vopr n,uv TRIBUNE. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER s. 1854:

Mr.. Stevens Mu v4ue, M. Ellison Msssrn I,O5
lstt Rollins Adam Gas.n. Wells hassmLn ySif,s
sor EVips Buchsn Cameron, Ryie M.eo posen e m.' A..
Hsssrfy UroOsha1, Rsyfair Yslek seaes'es - Rrosr
So5sob Hcsrse tiunt Sroisa Psecons Cas,gto.s As, "a
Pntiirs Krsstr- Sa7il- Day. Capt J. y bsek III,
i -, Rein. Lsepfurt Rev J. Mo5ss sister Mad
ssn Hoiss. Grreaeay Mu, Mccall KsraoSsAa 03T Fe.rsl
a.. Sr,ttsrtewat Kniter Parsons. 4 Scholn oesn
Fsirs 5 Kelley z STAFFORD NJ Ls;..1s g.. ssib a9s NJ
-, "a ...pt Mr. ElversOn Mr. scott MS Msry oroaa
bers Mis- L G,Ome, Mn Bale MHs , corSse on
.Sy NJ Th.. ,nd l.dy Mr. and Mrs DlinFhani IL nIren
Dr. stsnsr MIS- Brown. Mrs. LAmblst Mi1 d srnsla Nh
", AnsTeu . q Howard Mr. Meredith Mr. KENNEDY, hss
& Be-nsrd II Mckay T. Lire. ChAs Coroskley MISE airy
DAY.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-08
rs MARsHAHs OFFICE.

.TIAcHnKNT Os ONE OF TIE "" NEAI'AN "AH
VESSELS.
AI;bel was fled by Mr.. u. i. Wbeadon, Counsel
Cor Cant. WiIlsn H1nt, against the new propeller
santa Anna, one of the two war vesseh nst but and
about being completed a. this port; Iae sli: y 70
- 80 e,in,endino the building Of the 5. A. The
nroeess was served by the L. Marsha and the YES
sel held under il.
~ CHARGE'OF sMUGGLISG.
Cs,t serray. Of the brig Ippogreffo was arrested
,.s,.rdav ON a charge Of smuggling in his brig, from
Genoa, quantity OF silks, yevets, &C., TO the value
80 sIo 600 IN sl6 OOO Held for examination.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-08
kUMsEs FROM EACH STATE.
Tnt.l........l.y .yll

B-Bes incluing nothing but tie best se oxen.
well Stalled si least year
First quality consists ef large fat stalled - least for
several mouths.
second austy includes best fed The
fed cows and the best three year old steers
sheeD-Extrz eonsss Of choice bucks sad fancy for
sto<k and the best eOsseta
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-08
Whalen.
s.lss non \

eslec New Bedford 6th bark GTaisude Parse % e.n
Ar. AZ Newport 9Th. bark NAfsooisett ssuifh Af.n-
Ocean q and for Wesport with 30 bbs 90 Is DO backS,h
ell SPOKE Jay p b.rf San. Tstch Msf.po..,t uo,hias
Ihs re,ssr-l'b, thip T-o e!s;heIs Childs ~ B. IS Be-,
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-08
Receipts OF Produce Sgy

By ycrA Rirer Beai,2 o. bbs Flour I6S bbs As.s %
las Ms. 100 90 Barley. SIS ptss PfoVioas > - au.a
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-08

80. Section 10 cf tFc Code, he ssid bad no
'S,;,rs,;on TO the Marine Coari. See section OF
Judss DaIy held f'st the Marine Court had NJ y1-
sdc,ion TO issue lhe p'ooess, and discharged ias -
Istor Accordingly.
Befors Ju6se WOODscFT
sun FOR LiBEL.
Hasksps sst insrahsm. -. -.
This matter csms up yesterday on
amend pleadings. Decision reserved
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-08

MINIATURE ALnnAc........rH THIS DAY 80
arx rE.. & Sg set.......s Il Mooy-RiSes. .. SSA
Uk1ER........TdlsDh DAY
Sandy Hook.. 0S Gov Island ID deH JAKE ''''' W
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-08

~ bhi'F sJ1ry
To dsnages for alleged bas1e Ra,s'OS Of Ppsn
NOD s,eS tbet naintif sued defendant lbaving as
I;n"sS y sSe claim to recover some money, and thN
,be anti was pending the defendant t. prevent
slaiDt Ss being witness went to the Police Once
and csu,ed plaintiff TO Dc aSsea bssn on csr1s bv
n.;s Il said in his pocket by consent Of deten-
snt when former boarded With latter The complaint
5;sm;ssed No defense offered to the present
suit Verdicict for plaintiff $50, winch carrles coS's
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-08

Alta meeting of Free Bankers Of Indiana, at lndi-
annapolis. on the 3O,h 7lt, at which T. W. H. hl''
acted az President and T. K. Farnswosth as seese-
terv tie following resolution proposed ard unin-
moUsly adopted 81,
hi. stat q esabii,h sssncy eseh 70, isf a - %
Irdisrstos =: x.ch s no.es p-efented N slns o. l
rr- rr-ru snd thsr sneh Banks refuse ne noee.
81 All Frse Banks which decline 70 mske us
within hieen days, except Hs eseosn' o not less 'aA '
In reference to this meeting Tie Cincinnati Ga-ef's
Of Friday les. says:
cit wouId have been more satisfactory nad tne
names of these thirty.tbree good Banks OIt o tne
s;chtv.,hree In all of Indiana State Sock security
concerns been given. The result Of this arrangement
i be 10 sift out such Banks are not upon soaad
or legitimate bsss, and place ell the BANKS upon
par footing. r,. 81
Seneca Lake with the vast coal regions oil Penn'yi-
vania, is finished except one or two miles, and the
water in Vast quantities Of coal are there ready
10 be shipped. and vet Tie EInIrd RepublieaH IN
pustes that the personal interests Of somebody pre-
vents the entire completion OF the work, and the
opening OF the canal
At Boston moneys easy at losl2 ' cent. AT
Baltimore prime paper ia 10 10 cent.
The business Of the Virginia and Tennessee Road
is increasing The way freight averages l5s iuns per
dsv. The road is now finished, the track being laid
between lie and 100 miles, but it s only IN operation
70 Newberp. 100 miles The number Of passengers
carried last July ioss over the number carried
tie corresponding m' nth of las year, and the proper
,onate increase for the present month promises to be
much ,reater.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-08
NnGnnaI.


The AakneAs ExcHAEeE BANK, NEW YORE. Jara 8 1884.
A n EXTRA DIVIDEND Of TEN PER CENT.
on TIE CAPITAL Stock Of this Bank vii be paid On the et
The Cspitsi stock will b. increased FIFTY PER CENT
q one million dollars payable onehaf or fy dollars per
s On ne hst day Of July aext and the ether half on tae
Ssit ess of hoVsmber next
The rev sock si disnba,ed 10 the old sockhodss n
Le o OF one snare OF % every shares Of old stock
% me stock Ledger the morning Of the 2sh inst
Inc ihs 10 fractional Of shares may transferred
G MINED 30 - 70 obtail futl shares
Aoy stoekhoder sny time tHsr the sth inst pay
- oeS shars n full! and BE entitled rebate A. the rate
per eent pr snnum the moety the 6th November
1he htef haf OF hsncTeased stock will
eorion o. ne semi annual dividend In Move nber next
ihs lot July inclusive. G. A MEIGs Cashier
OFFICE Of the GROCERS' FIRE INSC-
~ RANCE COMPASY-A DIVIDEND Of EI0HT per
zen, hs been declared PAYABLE demand the Oce No
81 Nsl-s,. THOs GREESLEAF secretary
OTTcE oF rnE ILLINOIS CESTRaL RlILRoAL Co. /
NEw-Y0RK, sept. 6, 1854.
I'HE INTEREST CUPONS on the con.
"A sTkUCTION BONDS OF This Company due October l.
81 vii Be paid At their Office. No So Wsllst on MON
DAY, Oct. 2 NJ q EDGAR Tleasarer
OFFicE o. THE hEw YORK AND ERIE RaILROAD 20 4
NEwYOEK. Sent 5. 1884, I
~ OF e + The STOCKHOLDERS of the
~ NEW-YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD COMPANY are
hereby notified that the ANNUAL RLECriOy Tor DTREC.
TORS Of he COMPANY win Be held At oce the Company
10 Erie place, TUESDAY the lo day of tober neft
The polls vii be Open 0m II o'clock " fl o'clock NJ
Tie transfer books viii be closed from he eh nat a.
O'CLOCK til the cey after the election By order Of The Board
iDAsctor SAIHASiEL MARSH Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-08

rT'HE OHIO LIFE INSURANCE and TRUST
CoMPANY--CNcsSArI July }. ls5L-The Biennial
Meeting Of the Stockholders Of this Institution, prescribed
the Bylaws thereof for the election Of Trustees will b
holden the Office Of the Company, this city, sATUH.
DAY the 3oth Of September next There viii be special
Neers OF the Stockholders THURSDAY the ltb 5eptsut
ber the place o'clock A. NJ for the confederation
particular with tho interests Of the Intu
ton. By order. w. GBEESEeseeretAry.
SAVINGS BANK, corner 3d-av. and 9th-st.--
- MARINERS SAVINGS INSTITUTION and for the ben.
eft Of ell classes Of penons OPEN DAILY from A. N
20 p. NJ, "WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY EVENINGS
from 81 Thu Institution receives deposits from minors
end married lttefest allowed al the Of per
Of five Hundred dollars and under
Hon. JACOB A. WEsTERyELr. Mayor Pre.id=s,.
PHILIP W. ESGs, lst yce-Prest ISAAC r. SMITH "a Yks'
Prest w. II. Ellsworth, Secretary
TRUSTEES.
Hon. A. Westeyeit Francis Is. OConnor, James Fish,
Hop. e. Crous, Edwed bridge samuel B Ashbey
Philip W. Ero, Charles l.. Nose, James ". Evels
Isac T. Smith Hugh Munro WIN. " Hazard,
Charles Mler r. 8 Brooks " l.. McCFssdI'
Samuel Leeds, {. W Thomas, y =. James,
Joseph Jsmacn {. NJ. Llyingicn, U. w. Qsht~@
Jargb Gamul4l Jr
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-08
ID EDEMP1ION of OHIO STOCK-SiI peY

Ty Ut OIIIO DIONh-JII TtI
HI cent. Loan Tedeemsbe after 1879. The Commsdonen
Of the spI ing Fund Of the state Of Ohio will each
Of the month, tf AUGUST SEPTEMBER and OCTOBER,
ONE BCNDREL THOUSAND DOLLARS Of Ohio per
cent Sticks due after Il 5lst day Of December 1885, and
will psy thereon premium Of cent together with the In.
tsest sceued At The dSts Of purchase Bonds be presented
tho Office Of the Transfer Aren't No q 8ssvers, New.
York. BY order Of the Board
W. D. MORGAN, Acting Commissioner.
Columbus Ohio AaK l. 1854
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-02

The Boston correspondent of n city paper fur
nishes the following item, which is said TO refer
TO the daughter of the Hon. Rufus Choatc a.
learn that avery sad case ofinsanity occurred IN
this city but n short time since aud from sngu-
lar cause. The person deprived of reason is u
young lady of great promise, of n very active and
extraordinary mind, the youngest daughter of
the most distinguished member of the Suffolk
Bar. She attended church not many Sundays
ago at the Trinity in this city, and listened AT
tentiyey to sermon ON the subject of hell The
influence of the discourse so operated upon her
mind as to produce insanity of such u type as To
require the use of straight jacket and confnc-
ment in the hospital at Worcester. The parent.
are IN the deepest sorrow in consequence of this
sad event. 1t was thought by her medical at
PENDANTS, some days since, that she would re-
cover,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-02

TOBACCO FOR THE RICHMOND MARKET. The
Weston (Lewis county, Herald says
I'VE understand there are several Farmers in
this county who intend sending their Tobacco to
the Richmond market this season. Lewis coun-
ty produces very fine article of Tobacco, but
our Farmers are not turning their attention to
the cultivation ofthis staple as much as they would
ifthey could get cheap transportation to Rich
mondn
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-02

The LEGISLATURE ON AN ExcuRsIoN.-The
Norfolk Beacon, of Wednesday says:
Over forty members of the Virginia Legislu-
ture came down in the steamer Augusta on Mon
day, on 9 visit to our city. Yesterday they vis-
ted the Navy Yard and the L. S. ship Pennsylva-
MIA, and were entertained by our citizens last
evening with supper at the National Hotel
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-02

The Democracy Of California are at this time
engaged in civil war, somewhat similar in its
character to that waged by the same party in n.
York. The bone of contention is the election of
Senator, which one of the factions is urging on to
a contamination at the approaching session of
the Legislature, year in advance of the regular
tinn
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-02

Con-. 1NGRAnAM.-The Secretary of the Navy
has ordered the relief of Commander mgraham
which his friends recently solicited on account of
his bad health. He may, therefore, be expect
ed to return to the United States not long hence.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-02

UNIVERSITY NIsIToR.-H. b. Tomlin, ESD
Delegate from King William, has been appointed
by the Governor, Visitor of the University, in
place of Judge Mason, resigned.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-02
A NEGRO MAN FOR sALE.-

n oil decree ct the Pitisylvana Circuit Ooua
shala Commissioner for ban pun ose sell To the "
est bidder, al pubic auction nj Campbell Courtiaf
on the 9Th day OF Janu,ry text. on a credit ri u
II months, one VALUABLE NEGRO MAN, Villa
belonging To the estate of .Iuiia G. Daniel. decd
dec 22-ctlan9 JOHN d. HUNT. CONT
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-02

u. s. STocKs.---Since the Bird inst, the Score,
tary of the Treasury has redeemed about 81 500,
600 of u. S. Stocks.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-02
DIS NOLUTI0N.

TNHE finn of NORMAN & MARTIN is His DIV
dissolved by mutual con.ert he nome Of the
brm will only be used in settling up the business of the
Concern. All persons having claims against The cen
rern VIII present. Them Tor settlement 10 Thun,a, r.
Mourman and MI persons in debt 10 the concern Will
please come forward aud lay
TH0S T. NORMAN
Jan. 2ni, 1854. JORDA n NAPTIN
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rvnrsINCssor IMPORTANCE h.

rr reas.frd nree.snry Ter me- Ia spshi sese'''
r,s thi. wihtrf in the Souih. have III Commits
I'm and .shcr hu-inr.r In the hahds ct my nsiif", ar
WIhnn A. loot Who wilt he assisted aud ssed -
m, lIien. Mr.. Jnscph Is. Nowa Ms iric DIS and ru'-
'',. s,e Ut ~ : f'''''' - " - Nm r SMITH q
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FUTURE DAYS.
ARGE sALEOF NEGHOEs.-A'

IL request and ly The consent p the eente,s tor tie
purpose Of distribution the subscriber will sell rash
the highest bidder ut Losnestop, on Tuesday Inc
3lst lay of January next all The belong ing to
The estate ofWilliam Il Digges dee d. They are about
Eft, in number consisting ut enwomen boys AMI girls
among them are three valuable black smiths and good
rough carpenter.
1t il probable the sale may BIZ made credit ot fur
months the purcha giving negotiable notes sarst"eto
rily endorsed. -
ALEX. BROWN Int ShertBcf
Nelson. g. as such Ad'mr Of WIN. n Digges dee d.
ALL persons indebted To The oi WIN. II. Deges
are requested to max immediate payment, longer in
diligence will not be given,
jan ct3l jan A b.. late sheriff " ad mr..
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Office T. T MOoRMAN, of thel ,e rm of
~ Moormnn Martin. would inf RIM the friends ,,d
Gust ners OF the nle firm that he viii continue the
Grocery and Commission Business,
at The Cd stand of NJ. & NJ where he willmake every
exerton Ia give satisfaction hi. friends
aud he public generally
He VII keep constantly on hunl large and well So
lected stock Of GRODERlES. DRY GOODS, Sc
II Special attention paid To the sale or forward,nf
nj T"hacco, Wheat, Flour. &r.. 81.
Jan S-ts THDS T. MO0RMAN
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4 VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS Il

II eALE.-l will sell ut pubic Auction, ON Moda
the 18Th January, 1854, at 3 O'clock, 4 Building Lot
ironti 10Th Alley,tetv 8 and 9ta Streets, brpg
lower portion of the lot, at pre.e' tceupid
Hill McCraw. Esq. Terms made known on DAY a
dec 10 dtlsia BENJAMIN J DUYAA
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MARRIED

On 2Sth December by Rev. ID. p. Wills, Mr..
HENRY A. CARRIER and Miss Lucy JANE POWELL:
both of this city.