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Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-12-18
DOCTOR HOOFl DIS
CELEBRATED
German Bittcrs.
Prepared by
DR.. G. M. JACKSON,
GERMAN MEDICINE STORE,

NO. IZU AICH 81, UIIe uOBI -UeIUW Nfx1E,
PNilNelelllhiM.
Th5ir power over the above diseases is not ex-
celled, il e1uulletl, by any other preparation in
the United States, as the cures attest, in many
cases after skiful physicians had failed
These Btiers are worthy the attention OF In
valils Possessing great virtues in the reeiif-
cation vi the liver aid lesser glands. exercising
the most searching power III weakness and al
feclious Of the digestive organs: they are wilhal
safe certain and pleasant.
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Co. TIE penct.ailc Papers CENTRALLY
throughoutthe State, SO far as we haze
seen; have endorsed The action of the late
Democratic Convention, and will cordially
support the nominees. If the press is uni.
ted, success is certain. The New York
Times says that Mr.. Wise is doomed TO
defeat. This paper is Wing Know Moth
ing. 1t assumes that either Mr. Rives or
Mr.. Summers will DC The Wig candidate
either one of whom, in the opinion OF the
Times, would be elected. We would here
mention that Mr.. Summers i, Judge at this
time, and hence is not eligible to the office
of Governor. Mr.. Rives SAYS he will not
accept a nomination, or that he does not
WANT it. So, we presume, either Nr
Stuart or Mr.. Preston will have 10 take
the field. The former o. these two, we
think, cares nothing about the honor, as
we ale sure his segacity will teach him
that he would be only Iaboring for grand
defeat. As TO the latter, we will not vcE-
tute a conjecture
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LOUIS ]. BOSSlEUX,

IAOO 10 ~ 11N's0N11 = y = :
lO7 Main Street. Richmond, Va.
Manufacture Of Steam lsss;xed Canilss, and
Dealer in Imported AMI Domestic Con-
fec,ivnary, Fruits, Fancy Goods,
and Cigars,
-EGS to call your attention to his Fall Stuck
IL Of Goods, received by recent. arrivals, and
ua,,icuLuly TO his STEAM REFiNRD CAN
DIES, warranted equal 10 any manufactured III
the Union, anl which he sells as low as the In
iyrior article.
Sept. %, lS5i.-ly.
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DAVID A. WAL H,
DEALER IN
BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS, &c
No. 100, Main street Richmond, Va.

-
(BELoW E.AGLE SQUARE,
Has always on baud General Assortment OF
Ladies, &c nslemen's, Children, & Servants
s III d II 8,
Which will be sold on accommodating terms.
Boots aud Shoes ma lie to order, u, short notice,
and OF The best materials.
fsichmmld, Sept. 25, ls5l.-ly.
Sausage Cutter---NO IIumbug.
p HAVE just received a lot Of superior saa-
sage Cutters, warranted 10 cWl trons loo IL
$40 pounds per hour. The chiei points ca sx'
celence are that lbs HALVES can be ssksn cut u
clean and pu, Back :. hhout any lro,.bse. They
are easily regula ed 10 cut fine or cosrse-s'e-
t,ni,e but li,ss power 10 operate them, and 3D.
ing made sl.nos. etileIy Of lion, can be KEEP
swee, and clean, aud will not warp or swell
Every family chould have one. Call and ex'
amioe is all that is asked 10 convince u fhei
superiority over all Others. ,,,,o,,
nov. 8; 1854. GEo. f. TITLE.
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VIRGINIA TESTIMONY.

Doctor J. NJ. Wilson, Lexington, Va Feb.
9th, 1852, said ~ am entirely out ofthe Ger
man Bllters. They have become all the rage.
Nothing else SELLS"
The Tenth Legion, published al Woodstock
Va, salt, Jan. 10Th, 1850 "a Great MedI-
cine.-We have uniformly pefrained from rec
ommendine TO the public any Of the various
patent medicines Of the day, unless thoroughly
convinced Of their value. Among those we con-
slider worthy OF notice, is the German Bit.efs,
invented 10y DR.. Hoofand, and prepared " Dr..
Jackson, in PhiladeIpha. One instance, in par
licular. in which the superior virtues oil this
medicine have been tested has fallen under our
observation. During the last SUMMER, q son oi
Mr.. Abram Crabill, OF this county, was very
seriously affected with Liver Compliant, and al.
ter trying in vain various remedies he purchased
a bottle . f the Blters, and after using It, was SO
much relies ell oil his distressing malady, that
he procured another bottle, and is now restored
entirely TO health"
They are entirely vegetable, flee from inlurl.
aus ingredients, always strengthen the system,
ami never piostraie it,
For sale Wholesale by Druggists in all the
principal cities. and at retail by apoihecarl.s and
s,orekeppers in every town in the United
States.
O. Sold by T. P.9J. B. Esklijge, Stann-
ton, A. Tucker, Baskerville, and by Druggists
aud Dealers in Medicines every where.
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SECRET DISEASES

THAS discovered the NEST Speedy Pleasant
~ and Edectull Remedy in The world
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ATTENTION, LAND BUYERS!

81 \ Nj aeln0rlZeu 10 sell near xVO Z1CIeS
u Hand within | mile OF the furnishing vii
age OF MI. Scion, Augusta county. and convey
nienl TO good schools, and Nsussy Creek Acade.
my. Yhe land Is principally level, aud iG0
Acres cen be waiered for meadow. Vie SCH IS
a deep mua,lo, with IA growth OF oak, pine, aud
hickory, exeellrn, for grass. wheat, and corn
Forty 10 fifty bushels per acre will be raised oil
the farm this seaso, ,athousis Gre OF the nryesl
summers in ou vicinity ton many years, and
near to fine mountain Iauge for cattle. Buil,i-
Jugs are excellent. The laud can be convent
emily divided into Two or three tracts. Market
convenient, IS miles to Va. Central Railroad al
Staunon, aud IA TO Manassas at Harrisonlntg,
when completed In addition, The Dora Iron
Company are about commencing one or two
furnaces within miles Of the farm, requiring
IL la,ee number Of hands which will afford an
additional market.
TERMS very liberal one-third in hand, the
balance in fiSe equal payments, aud $40 per
acre.
have no interest in the sale OF The ABOVE
property, bu consider ii great bargain. For a
description Of the land, &c., and the beatty oil
its locaiion, refer any Que 10 WIN. q; Stevens,
HarrlsonbuIg, Va, one Of the editors oil The Reg
sler Apply TO
c. r. HARRIS, Agent.
Mt Solon, Augusta County, va.
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RICHMOND, VA,

DENDER their services to their friends. &C
N qnan,ances, and 10 the Planters, Farmers
and Merchants Of Virginia and North Caloli-
ia for the sale of
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rEILApELrH1A-ca Feb e. .Ar J.rvi. tyer, Joas.; New

PHILADELPHIA Feb. g. schr. jarvis Lycn, Jonss Se"
Az Feb hsik Yn.hss Vim ss''sai bl, c1eopse syi-
Tavl0r. Providence. r. A FoFsts A'5' $3.50
Kous sskeT. New sid clipper sap linslia Tor s'a
ffopfL,Sp-cld Feh brig sarsh Ec, Doatb,y Ci-nfiss
PROVIDE sCE-Arl Fsb propeller o'Pray william NeF'
Ar Fb .elr wniar.burs GilO'i jane. River propeller
f1i,r = .tesm,tip F.r5a wooshun Ne~.Yo-s bic Rrs
.rsn Bray Bo.,or .ch Barton LHs0 Ne~-iork ca brk
RicHMoSD~ Ar F-b jones T Brady, Now York
hsi' lSs~p s,,a Sid .ea.hlo c.ssad New.
Yors .cTs MsIain Bgekler NewNork o7o.i i1s,aS
. e, -sss s,rasr Mst,nIs "a .ttriip cs q Rh-
moG Mitchell Philadelphia sehr john sin' ms smith Boz
sAvAyNAH-Arr Feb steamship s.'s Of Gso5ss G.r;i1
f cor AZ tsrs Perveruce snnis Cork .cbrs cat.rct Rice
Ns~Yor vr.isa ,EvoThy Ns~ysss Joh9 S' +' Cs
Scott, Boston ,cb Chls William BOYD SOn'h Taon.aon NJ
sALEMAr Feb ! BRIG Rae ro,tS s "eo'se'0"" -
ST MARKs-Arr isu & brig Tray.9eu, Lester Ne p
Ga Sch N S ws.t wiss s.ard.rs Nes YORK
san FRASClsCoAr Jan T. clipper ship, Lotus L'sse ~
.hir Bcwd eh Johpon rs q. Boston ". M3neyideo 8 Is
John Pne,r 81 Harrison go ds r. H,qio o ,rs va vo.
Sc 81 dsV lark W,lb smb e5 days from His5rt
cp 1iS ise Ia V-auru lCh Iarrg'a - aays from Val.
Iaraso; seh Iowa G'sEs PsO Rambler woodbury. on''
Jan lN.,rasua steamer cores crepDsr d.ys from San
Juan Vi. Acapulco stesnshp Uncle S, Mills Il DAYS from Pa
nas; ans PeytooA Nssh oesgn spoer ,9;p S.y1s
P's'cn 7heernes,ed I na s % CT ,1. d. fror
9e IS va sydney Nov a. P o We from sidney
W Nsviastur Island - ,,r,,.
R-Arr FEB schr M,smort Hsriins. Norfolk iot
Drrro ino Mount Hope Bay IN aceoau o. ne re
VILNINGTON-Arr Feb schr kenng-on Jones se"-i ok
hrir Reuben Carver Ncwlors Nassta River f
c sh hris Florence Hopkins Boston sch Jsosr ShoVsL
Nv london Bvraptam Coleman. Boston EOlse. Robinson.
Newyork Feb 5th biSs N.nzlni of Bosom ald
Cadf for Cnta Brown for NeSN0rk AMI harvest
for Boston brig Caur Cor West Inds sud Br bfis Mh'"
King or Lverroo III brig Kate Heath Bennett Havana
Ga 7th schr Z Smith De-rieksou. New York.
WASHINGTON v C-Arr. Feb schrs. Sec'y Nsrcy Rob
hin. York Star Took~r Phdelphia Rachel Jane, sim
mons New-York; b. Frink Frink DO fountain -. 30 K L
ca ID sehrs OCEAN Wave, Peaee YORK.
6ih n T. Hoover. Krsus-, do.
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Whaien.

AR Honoulr Nov II schrs Sarah swi Matt OH 1859
1890 2lst schr Richards Wilco- Och 2ooOw Dist
Och SO y. 1900 b. - be Concolia French
Och. 60 b. sd wh ships Johnson Och
2co wh 81 Enoa; Nye, Och l6l 100 ~, 1900 b.
2fih. -. Hiiern- JrEfes 2e' b.
Cid a. do Nov r. ships North America cruis q Ns~Zalsni
Hersd 90 do Cfas Carroll Neg London James Loper Csr
New Bedford lGth ships
b cruise and home John Cosseshs Caorn3 Cost; Trident
ruise Scotland DO Do 2i ships GIlc0lia crse
NeZesarf; China cruise Tsc-uv and h0ns Cherokee
Ecs2 alsrd; John Edxari er'; I'd Alice cruise AMI
Rau New Bedford. O;ahr.e cruise bark 81 m do. 81 .hln
Er-irr he ile. lsc Hicks cruise OF W Co,s.
s,h oia erus On home. Triton ID for NewBsiord Tam
Ct are. cusc ard home.
Also cd Dc - .ehr Jannstte New Bedford lth bsrk Pru
dent s-tr Abigail cruises 2 BARK Endeavo-. View Be i)ri
Cor-os 23th, ,chE Joha Elizabeth, cruise
Co uuba Nsufucket
rertrF ier a. - Nincfntl Dec 81 all veil clean.
Capt Bsiggs ofhuk Wills Of Ns.aDott r@n arts
be- vipcents Dec , with 80 bis 50 oil all told Had -
ken cf bis. sir C. leaving Faysl
spoken Dec. 81 ship Rebecca Sims Gaviti Of y Be-
eesU. a.
Nov : a s. s. oa % 20 passed WI ship Cicero Of New
Bedforc hound south, with oss Of maintopssl ysri
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WEEKLY ExFEEsEs.
Total. '''D-iOS U"
o.. Der dGy................ 'SoVo

The Association own brick boiler house and store house,
costing about 9OO and the Amazon which cost $1,000
besides the main building and all the expensive fixtures
In regard 10 future of the palace the Directors say:
ave believe and we think that you will agree with US,
that We have done right in deciding 10 devote Il perma
pepy to The Exhibition of the Art and Industry Of the
World In this matter, however, our interest whether rs
directors or officers greater than yours The power
rests with YOU and conclusion the subject 10 which
Won come or any change thet you desire to make will DO
most cherfuy acquiesced in by us. The labor OF the
enterprise hes been far from tring It's benehcen re-
suits are matter of great personal satisfaction to US
We have no doubt of its ultimate financial success hat
feeling is manifested in regard to il which true sense o.
the importance of the establishment to the best interests OF
Art and Industry appears to US plainly to dictate
at proper TO add what may no; DO generally known
TO those who have not recently visited the Exhibition that
it continues open, that the number OF Withdrawals Is very
uncomfortable in COMPARISON 20 the of goods
b;bon that the great attractions still remain, and that
we have believe that the materials of the next
years display will be as instructive and interesting as
those of the pest have been.
We understand that an appeal has been taken by Mess
Burrows Jones from the decision of the Commissioner Of
Patents giving patent to Mr. Samuel Wetherel for his
process Of manufacturing oxide Of zinc.
The recent sudden decline in Cumberland has induced
us 20 call upon officer of that Company in relation to rs
aahs He states that the business Of the Company is IN
healthy condition that the strike in the Cumberland district
will enable the Company sell all the coa on hand at hgn
pricss and thus there being cool on hand IN the srng
TO be forced on the market the price will De sustained
The present stock on hand is The whole debt
Of the Company s537oOo ali funded There no float
ING debt or only a trifing amount The Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Company owe the Cumberland Company
100000, which will be paid within week or two The
Company now supply the Bremen Hsvre and Cunard
steamers and have under consideration propositions to IN
troduce TIER coal on railroads They expect TO NINE and
send to market this year between 600 and 100000 uns
ard entertain no doubt of being able begin in 1884 the
payment of regular dividends
The Imports of Dry Goods show considerable falling
of as compared with the week last year The aggre-
gate amount entered at this port 100000 less Inc
figures are
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Eorcign POrfs.

Arr tVapsrai.o ship Independence HASKELL San Fran
coo: "a ,irs Msgellsn King Boston Asrts Wallace san
Frstcco I'd ehr Emily Bourne Suer San Francisco blk
Hill NeygYork. 25Ih bark Suec Hazln san francisco
1th Edwin Croker New York 3tt Chenscgo Hines Bal
SD. 18th ship Siam Crocker. San francisco
srerd DO bps Asla-a - load four At san Francisco a.
al: Irdaperdeuce 20 load hour beans &c. Sl7.
M n liourne Nov ship Ranger Lothrop Boston 18th,
ship Flyaway. sewtll New York.
ca a. Nh iip Esse HARDY Newcastle. 8 bark Gay
Head pe,i- San francisco
AR At Honolulu Dec Il bark Constance Chandler 10Th,
scfr Ffos HeuUstead DO. III str Frank Hut 10
2lsf hr Ossn Boyd do I'D. schr Nina Pulsfsr do p D.
lrg Price de- Jonyie Lswon, DO 6h ehr Restless hno~4es
New 'rrdOu
CD Gt bsrk Kremlin Ro1er. Bedford Iab Path.
trer Cresv. Horg KONG 2ito schrs Mnns Pusifr, do
I'D Dec btrk Pathfinder Hong Kong clipper Con-
Bfcvser Tahiti TO losd o0o gals oil for New York
Dec - clipper Yong America BshcOck for New YORK
calls Chic Deshcug for DO Jan a. 600 gals Montsuk, Bld
NewYorl - Coz he bone bark Kremlin Rogers
fold. trcsp nc 80 VII
Domingo lily Jan -. big Kate Foster Kmsn. FOR New
York Nau'ilus OBJ Boston DAYS and others
At Rio Grade Zee bark Frederick Dsiuz Chase To- New
York
susm 8th u bark Roube Hanson from Boston, lst
dscg. brig Pleiad Centre from Goucess4E 81 DO
At Belize Hon 18th ult, brig Russia, of Boston, Miller for
AR At s. Pierre Mart sth brig William Moore Eaton,
Frankfort with o OF dckosl 18th Abby Thextef steele New
York
Ar &, Havana Diligence Hutebnaon Portland
hrics Onward Tbhets Ra'h 7
Doane Bal more; Washington. Bibber Portland
Sid &c. 9th. bark Medors Rohy Portland
Cardeps3f IN ult bark Cehasa Little Ohm Portland hiss
Ceestna Leehion do Gov Brock YORK philadelphia chrs
Geneva Nichols Hos:rn John Henry. Atkins do -.
St Johu r. 9Th iust Conquror, Donehey, New
Iors Cd Ct. brig Kendall. Cathrin Providence
AR e. s. IChrs NJ 18Th ul; brig Margaret Clnnn' Boston
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Total receipts Of for the year S<,tt9,'
rmerpi oer than dates was %
Samuel Meeker Esq has been elected President OF tue
STATE Bank at Newark n j. in place of Elias Van ArsGae
Esq, deceased
The directors Of the Iron Mountain Railroad OF Missouri
have entered into contract with Watts & Co o. Pennsy
yans for the construction of the enrene ofthe road from
s. Louis to the Iron Mountain The road s to be com
pleed n eighteen months.
The Bqlnore american states that the Central Ohio
Railroad Company has effected purchase of 1900 uDs OF
rails on very advantageous terms The iron is now IN
New York and portion of II will be Immediately shipped
via the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Il is intended for
the section of the road between Cambridge and Wheeling
According to statement laid before the House of Dele
gates Of Virginia the amount of appropriations asked for
at this session is for canals bridges aud navigation com
panies g. GOO for railroads ss244OOO for tup&es
s657 ESQ; for plank roads. 100000; making, in ALL
S1l7s74S0 There are resolutions and petitions for the
construction Of improvements still before the Committee Of
Roads which would swell the above amount to twelve mil
lions Under the head of Canals, Bridges and Navya
"ton Companies is included an appropriation of $500
coo asked for The James River and Ksnawha Company
ard an Appropriation Of 100000 for the Ocean Steam
Navigation Company The Railroads asking appropria
80
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expecting 20 see M
- .,soted On C.rvsord Reef vh-a De ran sshor Irli
-, tbe arlT bzcd sEf they ab-ldored ff
- - -. 70 rrct vcsei' n-nE ueA t1' - ~ ao
en- ,lis way down sud vesls are no" engaged IN shTnS
,'.o --,ehra rite s-17h hr- r- So - az
a. ls.r s-,sk ath fror4 Al'Frq u
g,rers TIE sros DO Pn ard feN 1Fa Ea-esd n'f
..s.s,rr. Size 9 ssi4 ,o n or her wy down
s-hlle srar h b-ir s-ris-d and g. leAt1g ba'iE.
Txfrs Of Elwool W Ter El seretly Of BoaEi Of
Undsr~iiftrs. -,
M,HsEuLEs Jan 2The Jimes Corner Corner from BA-
400 Tor tt mort ic bkds % tobsccO shO-e lh uar
he mouth Of he River Rhore ~ miles the westward o.
srr-srs captain the iEh IL -ry the tize
Th Freueb Govrrsn being sDpd Immediately order ID
H. overrrent proceed from rouon her s.sstales
TIE harbor few hours bsfr. the order
auctr she will uned ssy. Two
boats have 10 the wreck The ship buried
-sud snd f.IEercs position II the V-sher con
god hsr some prospect OF aviEg her The ship sup
oredt 10 be injured in Baltimore.
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NARLNE JOURNAL.
PORT or EEw-YOR1..........
Cleared.

st, Orient IN Liverpool Spof1rd Tleon Agnes T'rl
u, I,rei,1 Sietin lron.ides Sddons Taylor Lver3ol,
J.Tes Fc,ter il Layton Carpenter, Antwerp & haE-
bu 4 Co. NJ. ~.
,is PrEfel avara Quior; 3 Johnston HcLtorn. IA
.rzs Peck Church Msre, COon, Seayiras Too OEea
So, emilia (Sicl NAnnA Naples and Palermo, Cll.j-r ,u,
poiror co scott Hi HavsLs Klsse Winning, N1r-
Nv (Br Wkson Feesnh Roass J. b Gage Coz Creole Cof-
IN. Heyarusz KirksnC Van Sa~h
Bfs Fugene Reed Reed C.rdeas Pratt Son Co Falcon,
zo Porto Cateic. Tucker LIZA bourne a1ore, n-wl Wait
ucr- Nareie5 r. f. Buck Col et4PEa Davis Mobile sur
set. CleCEmnn L Co -
scl ooIe- Mentor. Befse Wareharn nls.er Wave Moore
Charles .nlcy Jenu Providence
master: Antelope marble Norfolk McCreod NOT Co z Il.
Eurev Eann Rchrload Van Brunt SsEAt g. 5lsecS-
r Robinson Wilsra-toD NcCready Mott Co Jaa@soEn Co
vii Petsrl5rz Eldad Reeve. JacssJavte Van
Bro1t slaish; Flash new gcKennou, John P r. r. P.
Buct l. Co
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Philadelphia Markets


The CoTToS market Unsettled and prices seOu. eent
in steady demand previous quotations Flour
held after the the foreign but buyers
holdi of and good shipping brands offered st
SIS $50 Si Dbl without finding buyers extent the
home depApo limited and prices sbout the No change
in RYE Flour CosS NEAL WHEAT in deusnd previ9u.
qaOors O G5fOO bushels sold 81 05 ior red and - Is
FOR white CoRS wanted and seen bush Pennsylvans yellow
limited
bringing foil 2o00 Rio Coffee sold
nGl2 snd months and 4e hhds New Orleans Sugar
the pgs credit Mos's in demand and previous
The METAL buoysnt
bur sales limited BY the high preensious
holders Meas Pork held Sl7 y bo Cut Meats 81 7c for
shoulders for Sides and 9d9lc for Hams Lard selling
lie for kes and for bbs Batter and Cheese f and ad
yspeirr Rice held &C. = n CLoyrSsEEDNo change; gJ0i
lots b1irs rs bush WHIsEY steady Sc for ttis and
Sc foT bbls- md the sales moderate
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Passengers arrived

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Dtsnstcrl. Gr.

SNIP COLuxBo" tPerhaT. coquibo hence Dec II, from New
aky pumps eboked &C aud dschsgn, c.rgo ut
sF WIZARD Frsncisco badly chasd during north
towsp bboon and other damage
dscUsrg in The London Dock She Aerwsrd d5cked
BARK JrL Dkls Fhh ashore Ship B.r ch,rlss,u
hsh2E has teen OF and towec Charleston
be- anchors and chains and will discharge her cargo
E4Gx CuBA from suru. for Boston while At Holmes. Hole
e.rd ssourd on Low Point b tie ice b.; Oh without
BIZ BARK sEcKzr from Newror Wales for York previous
sh,Is On TIE Eor Tail ApPedore has become toa
Tsr Of her cargo hallway on wogd be tn weather ana d
p % bs s: se h' bottom holds together but sue viii not cob
BRe RrUrEs CaRvER woorer hence FOR Sa.su River Fla
pul WHiT 9th inst sky and would have undergo
Psii' te, (, pI9S, eei I., ,,,,. ,.,.-
Cd ashore Ess Moleh cold a. suction ID inst abs
sIso Hercsrro Of 100 bu.h corn and aoar has Been iandd
and sold ths esy the fon 20 + ba-hsl.
dspO,ed private ae and said h.ve bEoash good
BRe Isaac cAHyES while Tsrpsun Cow. drasrsd ,foa
retopsLsut the l. C. had stabosd shoud broken,
THo AoEORs I'm St Domingo City for Bos,on Holmes,
hoe experienced heavy weather the Lost
ss1 Se9oSr ,AGs .F, ,ssR Sd nom s0,,
abreast OF Cape Charles The T. owned BY Mesr Baker,
Of the Asns Vessel full Of and supposed be
sem Emily HiLIi,sD Knbon At Holmes. Hol. reports, On
the I'd Inst LAT 20 O. lon IS o. while yns 20 n gale
trig white with mcntey rail black TOP with red
and green bo,tou and fore top
ss hs.dns Sc supposed her to be abandoned could
I he see board.
scBs. VA HoFEss Of and from Rocklsrd for Boston. with
60 T INC ao NOE III win cargo on he as,n.
bitten having been compelled deck the
6sy and nights
tSeHEJ HAMMOND from Norfolk for NeEYOrt pui
back the ogu ih mat in distress having
caught IL the night previous
scHE ALTEED Feaeh Of aud from Roctsnd for
line Ashore Welhee; 6h sn0w sorr,
Tie lime oh Ere neat day and Wa all burut The vessel viii be
os % q .I; - % saa pan OF .s sad as were saved
der Of Thomas HobrOok Commissioner Of wreek q Wehse.
Grew all saved.
SCR HANOI hee Truro lies in very bad situation al
oush company have been tying her dau the
breach her high The eaxo
Of pe timber ard boards hs. been sold
boards NJ the timber s<f NJ on beach
Phantom which shore Loyers Island
inst. 81 Thzndsy ncrnne and tewed
In Hampton Roads bottom
smithield- - Visible her stern.
KY Wssr "a mail schs arrived to-day with
of tie Bh brig Meteor VI and for ST. Jshns Ng from Cesa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-11

We heard today Of an ingenious dodge adopted BY
hank in this City to swell their weekly statement and give
an appearance Of active business note Of $4,000 was
discounted for each of the Directors with an understand
ing that the proceeds not to be checked against by
this sdrot nancierng both the Discount line and the De
posit account were sweDed some $4,000 without mach
difficulty. :, -.
The Apinwal steamer is at hand with about million Of
dollars on freight and in the bands Of passengers