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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-23
CRATES AND FENDERS.-Five Hun

~ dred Enameled CRATES and TENDERS for
sale at reduced prices The subscriber has for sale
the largest stock of CRATES and TENDERS ever
before offered for sale in this city. of his own manu-
facture. The Crates embrace all the various kinds
and patterns such as square topped Gothic, Lptic,
Circles, &C. with beautiful rounding FendeIs, Sum-
mer Pieces, &c. to match.
Orders for Crates, Tenders, &c. from town and
country punctually attended to and fully pack ed
Merchants purchasing to sell again. will be supplied
at the lowest northern prices with the usual discount
off for cash by wholesale
Apply at my Bell and Brass Foundry, Oh Main be-
tween 9Th and 9th SITS, Richmond, Va.
sc 23-3m. SAMUEL d. DENOON
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F l. ID r Y GOODS.
CHEAP For CASH.

THE subscriber has now in store his fall
Il stock comprising every description of GOODS
usually kept in q dry goods house.
He invites the attention of the Ladies to q hand
some assortme Mt rich plaid Goods the fash
ionsble styles as well large stock of Fall and
Winter PRINTS
Always in store full supply of DOMESTIC
GOODS with full assortment of Negro Clothing.
His Fall stock consists of fresh GOODS, recently
purchased in the Northern Cities by himself at the
late reduction.
The most liberal advantages offered to CASH Gus
tuners. WIN. BOOTWRIGHT,
oc I2-1m 225 Broad st corner of lat at
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RICHMOND AND DANVnLE RAIL
ROAD


UrEN TO MOONS FERRY ROAD-l0O NILES.
ME regular Passenger Train will run
,!osdaily daily tsuadays excepted between RICH.
AOND and NOON 5 FERRY ROAD
Leave RICHMOND at o. 'ciock. A NJ and arrive
at MOONS FERRY ROAD IL 20 M K1T :
Leave MOONS FERRY ROAD at IL Is A N
and arrive at RICHMOND at 45P M.
The Train will stop - passengers at the followps
points only: Robiou's Coal-feld, Tomahawk, Pow.
nasan, Msttoux. Chula. Amelia C. II, Wyanoke.
iMsnhn.ns1 Mshas Ordinary, Hsytotas. Liberty church
ksanoke, Glover, and Moons Ferry Road. >
children over 10 and under Is years of aee hall
price, ee'' "A''
Servants travelling by themselves must be furnish-
90 VIII Two passes. 60 that one be retained in
the once and must be expressly stated ON the pass
that they are permitted to go on the cars \
Passengers for Lynchburg connect with South.
Side Railroad at Hsytokah.
1ufougn TO Lyncno ourg.. g................,.,..&4 @ 50
Passengers for Carksville meet Messrs Moss <
Saturdays. 'A1
Through to Clarksville
&. z. HUGHSON, Ticket Agent
N b.-For the information of the public IL IA
deemed proper to state that there are Two Daily
OF Stages from the terminus of the Railroad To
Danville. foe III n
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&4@Ik FARE 25 CENTS-By our
day line from Richmond to Colum-
bia and intermediate distances. On and after the
STaoNG, will leave Richmond, Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday, 1t A. NJ, and arrive in Columbia, ut
81 P. M. r
- RETURNING.
Leave Columbia, Monday, Wednesday and Friday,
at 8 A: M and.pss Pemberson at 94 A. II Jefferson
II A. M, Cedar Point P. NJ. Michesx's Ferry P.
NJ, Judes Ferry 2t 2. N. Dover Mls q d |; Man
akin town 81 P; NJ, Tuckahoe P. NJ. and arrive in
Richmond at 81 P. NJ.
BOYD. EDMOND DAVENPORT.
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Tom presented bis blu 10 neighbor Joe for ser.
Vice rendered. The latter looked st e and ex.
pressed much surprise at the amount.
"Why, Tom, Il strikes me that you make out Q
pretty round bill here, chr
.I'm sensible Us round one,s quoth Tom land
came for the purpose Of getting b squared"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-23

The Paris Academy has announced az the subject
of IL yearly prize for 1856, I" The Origin OF the
Phnnicon Alphabet" The prize is 1900 francs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-23

Barnum's Museum and Mensgerie, recently ex.
hibited here is to be sold at public auction in New
York, shortly. Gen. Tom Thumb and the man
without arms are not included In the sale.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-23

We learn from Captain Luce that Mr.. James E.
Woodruff, brother Of Mrs Collins, was standing
with his lady on the quarter deck of the Arctic at
the time she went down. After shaking hands with
and bidding them good bye, be. with his wife, wait.
ed calmly and heroically that rapidly approaching
eYent which was to be to them the "lasf Of earth
Journal of C0mmsrGe
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-23

Jas. Winston, grandson of Patrick Henry, of
Va died recently In Missouri He was . leading
politician of that State.
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SINGULAR IssUnANcE.-Six majestic elm trees,
in front of dwelling in Marlborough, Mass, have
been insured by their owners in the sum of $500,
against loss by lightning or fire.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-23

Edward l.. Houghton, a merchant. of Cedar
street. New York, has been arrested on charge of
obtaining, fraudulently and by false pretences 3d..
800 from Edward Morrison, broker.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-23

The New England Horse Exhibition, at Brattle.
boro', Vt, on Wednesday, Is said to have been of
an Interesting character.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-23

The total number ofinterments in Mobile for the
week ending on the i4th inst were 26--3of which
were from yellow fever.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-23

There were eight deaths from yellow fever y
Charleston on Wednesday last
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-23

lump of crystalized sugar, exposed to the
suns rays shows the same brilliant hues il imme-
distely afterwards placed in the dark, az q dia-
mond. @
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-23

James w. Brown has resigned the position Of
Chief Of tho Fire Department Of Charleston.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-23

There were 272 deaths in New Orleans during
the week ending October 16, including 134 from
yellow fever. This is considerable decrease.
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EFFECTS OF RuM-The Cincinnati papers pub.
lish the particulars of the examination of Henry
O'Neil, charged with attempt to murder his
wife. O'Neil was at one time one of the most pro-
minent and influential citizens OF Cincinnati but by
too free indulgence in Intoxicating drinks he tho
roughly brutalized himself, and finally committed
an act which will send him to faish his miserable
| existence within the walls of penitentiary @
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-23

An internal Improvement Convention Il 10 be
held at Salisbury, N. c.. on the I'd day of Novenl.
ber to consider ana rscommsno h general syAsm
Stats
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NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!!-The
IN undersigned has just returned from the North
extensive select stock Of FANCY AND STAPLE
DRY GOODS, principally for cash, at exceedingly
low prices and will sell the at mail advance
on cost In the assortment will be found solid col
ored French Mouslins, fine "a French Meripoes, in
variety of colors plsin and figured Cashmerea En-
broidery, in great variety; black Silk trimming
large stock French Corsets with sndless variety
of Silks coors in ashes OF roses tan. stone, plaid
cheap etcre Of NORRIS w. ROSE.
oe 6-2m ~ ans Bnosd street.
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TMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT

IMP ORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.-
Il The undersigned would respeotfully inform all
persons who may be In wasn't Of ORNAMENTAL
IRON RAILING for Dwellifgs, Cemetersk OTIS,
Ac. that he has purehased the patent night to MAKE
and put up ORNAMENTAL RAILING upon new
and Improved principle. which wiil enable him pat
up such work fully Is per cent cheaper than hss
or can be done by any other estsblishment In
the city. He has siso received md beau
tiful pAtterns to which he would invite particular
attention. 4ss JAMES BROWNE,
"a Z-d1m 9th atYa4k. next To LsfaveftA Hall.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-23

Mr.. J. Hjllman, respectable citizen of New
Bedford Mass, was SO badly injured at the late fire
there as to cause his death.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-23

MURDER OF PRINrER.-A man named David
Fleming was stabbed to the heart last Wednesday
night in an oyster saloon at Phnnixville, (near
Philadeiphia1 by Samuel Truman. They were
both young men. Fleming is said to have been q
printer, and attached to some paper in Pitssbnrg,
where his parents and vile reside. Truman, who
was intoxicated at the time, fled and had not been
arrested at last accounts. *a-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-23
eE@A STEAMBOAT CURTIS

.alE-A STEAMBOAT CURTIH
= :. PECK.--P A6SAGE TO PORTS
MOUTH AND NORFOLK.-The steamboat CUR
TIS PECK, Capt JoHN DAVIS, having undergone .
complete overhsaling, has resumed her regular
run on the river between this and the above plsces
day and Thursday morninea af 81 o'clock precisely
touching ct all the regular landings going and return
ing. a
Meals 500. esch. VI
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A BLooMER IN TRouBLK.-A Miss Bradley (an
advocate OF the elevation of woman was to have
made balloon ascension at Easton, Pa, on Tues.
day last but In consequence of the rain postponed
1t until the next day. Some mschievous boys in the
meantime cut hole in the balloon, and she was
again disappointed. Mss B. 10 q full blown bloom
err and h 90 attractive In the streets that she has to
call upon the police for protection
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-23
THE DAILY DISPATCH.
By J. A. OOWARDIN.

1he DAILY DISPATCH 10 served 10 suhser,her,
ct SIX And ouARrER CENTS PER WEEK, psysble
TO the Carrier weekly. Price for mailing ti yssr
fhe WEEKLY DISPATCH l. Issued every Fri.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-23

There were two deaths from yellow fever in Sa.
vannah, on Tuesday last. The total number of
interments during the week was &c, including 1s
of yellow fever.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-23
HOISTl q MACHINE0 AND

Il ~. HOISI1D % MACHINES AND
FRUCK6.<1hose most approved are
II lN.A n made By me. Samples Of which may Be
HAM seen 1t tMesrs Crsnshaw Co.'S, north
'iHh > side Of Basin. Ordenlsft With them win
be hllsd the same terms II sent directly 70 me,
put In an advertisement. Cali and go them q N
=. i. BATES, Nanufhetusr
East Falls, Avenue, botween Pratt a1A
fe27-12r Lombard sts.. 6sltimnre Nd
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-23

Mr.. Whipple, of Boston has patented a method
OF engraving or printing on glass; which opens up
wide neld Tor mechanical industry and ornamental
taste oy reproducing rapidly and cheaply on the
surface o. glass vessels Of any usual form even
upon ordinary window glass, any device desired.
Measures are now IN progress to establish man
uactory Tor the production of glassware thus orDa-
msnted. " competition with the imperfect and fe-
process cf grinding dextsrousiy upon revolving
stone Like the old process this method OF enerav.
Ing h parely mechanical no acid or other corrodins
agent bcing employed, except in the preparation oi
the psfterps.
sisorLAa CASE or BIaAnr.- We learn from the
eprinshsld (Massl RePabiican that Edward Bates
has bsan arrested In that CITY for living With Mics
Wardwsn Of oth6sld. Ne. . his villa. BY the con.
sent OF bis real wife, Ill the parties residing IL
1pripgneld Miss Wardwell became . residenf oi
Basess family u bingham. Mass whence thsy re-
moved 10 the interior Of New YORK, when Bstes's
wife aerosd 70 vaEsts the premise1. two children
being divi1od botwoen The parties the villa taking
one child, and tho husband the oshsr. The parties
subsesusnEy removed 70 Springfield, WHARF they
al lived on auieahie terms Bates payiAg the board
OF his wife asd child. Tue arrest was made at tho
Instance Of Misa Wafdwell's faahar.
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KfcMMoND, Ocfober q. 1854.
lSk NOTICE. Members
= -. = Of the Asuicu1tu1eI soeietv
@ sifeinis Who desire % visit k5chmosd on tI,s -
mesee on the Sfst ct Oetobes essune ere heseby no.
unsd thse return tickets, available for ten dasa
VII oe fuxnished them free of charge % exhi-
esion OF thex certificates Of meubeTship to the
0Mcsrs on the route Of this Company betveen
!. - Asnas sfon and kichmond provided application
And though the usual charge viii s. rnaio fof the
uansportstiop stock and articles intended or the
exhibition. such stoek and articles VIII be r.
tnrt Cd over the roote for account Of the ana
owner free ofcharEe and the amount which hee keen
psid thefeoa refunded SAMUEL RUTH
F.S-Stock and art3eles intended for fhs erhih;
uon must be tn readiness for the Stsamer NsrvIsnd
3. ssnlnsfon and Alexsndria, on the morniIas 81
SALunOni 18th October, Ia order to sscuro fSeir
aliisai N Richmond in proper time.
SAMUEL RUTH
~ = Agent of Trsnsportaficn
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OFFICE q. T.. AND SUIT )
RICHMOND DANVILLE r. R.
RICHMOND, Oct. 10, 1854.
ESIs - CE55EEzxffsfEEz:z{l N0TICE TO MEN,

N1z2-AHB BEKS OF THE AGRI.
CULTURAL SOCIETY OF VA.-Members of this
Society who visit Richmond by the r & D.. r R., to
attend the Annual Exhibition can return free by ex-
hibiting their Certificate of Membership to the Agent
ticket.
The privilege Of returning free will be extended
later. A. TALCOTT,
oc l9-dtl0Nov C. E. and Supernfend't.
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iREAT NORTHERN MAIL ROUTE

GREAT NORTHERN MAIL ROUTE
m
NEW AND COMFORTABLE SCHEOULEs-
1Dice Daily from Richmond to New York 9th trans
teys Passengers and Baggage through the cities of
Wash,ngton Baltimore, and Philadelphia, free of
0N AND AFTER THE 18TH OF All.
~ GUST, the following quick and comfortable
schedues will be run the inland route between
Richmond and New York
Leave Richmond daily at 81 O'Clock, A. M, and n
osock, T. NJ; arrive in N. York daily at A. M, and
Fare to Washington, lst class seats Is So
:" Baltimore lst :. 4 90
Philadelphia 1st 3 90
Between Philadelphis and New York five times
daily at " and $S for each first class passengers.
aud 81 SO and 81 for I'd class do.
For through tickets to Washington, Baltimore or
Philadelphia, other formation apply at the tieI
ct Office.
Besides the through and direct connection namsa
above, with the Main Northern Route throua ab tick
ets direct can be obtained at the Depot of the Bat
more and Ohio Railroad Company in Washington for
Wheeling. via the Relay House, at 90 so.
P. S.-The night train will not stop to take up or
put down passengers. except at the following sta.
Chesterfield, Pole Cat Milford, Guinea's, Freder,
icksburg and Brooke's.
Itis deemed proper in addition to state for the In
formation OF that four daily lines are in
operation between Washington and Baltimore BY
means of which the traveller, who, through business
always In hisPower to proceed at convenient hour
directly on his journey to any port North Of that
Dloce. g. RUTH.
oc5 Agent of Transportation
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Rev. Samuel X. jennings M. d f., aged 81 years,
died In Baltimore on Thursday last. He was one
of the founders of the Methodist Protestant Church
in that CITY, and for msny yesrs held one of the
Protessorships in Washington Medical College.
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AMUsEMnNrs.
SPAL DING d ROGERS
TWO CIRCUSESf

a SPALDING g. ROGERS
Two CIRCUSESl
~ Consolidating their cele-
brated FLOATING PALACE
A CIRCUS, from their Palstisl
Aquatic Amphi.Thsatre. on the
A/~ Mississippi and Ohio Riven; and
~ NORTH AMERICAN CIRCUS,
so fsversbly known in the North
and East, into
ONE MONSTER CONCERN!
With the two Compsnies comprising respectively
the most distn guished Northern and Southern Per.
formers IN rRIENDLy sTKFg daily, in the same ring,
In presence of the audience, with y
TWO SETS OF PERFORMERS
TWO SETS OF CL0WNStl
TWO SETS OF RING HORSES i,
@PA.ToMME every Afternoon. SPECTACLE
NED KENDALL, (the Bualer)
KENDALL'S BRASS BAND!
CHOdTE'S STRING BIND.
And everything else upon the same elaborate and
m.sni6cent scale, with BILL LAKE. the great New
Orleans Clown II. Magilton, the wonderful Man
Monkey; Msdils. Agnes, the celebated Creole Gym
mast; Walter Aymsr, the peerless Bareback Rider =;
Master Clarence, the young Equestrisn Hero; Mrs.
0rmond, the beautiful Scenic Equestreinne; Mrs.
Lake, the very intrepid Horsewomsn; the famous
yoltigeur; Monsieur Ls Thorn. the modern Bercu-
les Prof. Baldwin. the English Wizard; w. Kiukase
Gymnast; Robert White the accomplished Maitre !:
w. J. Paul, the famous Jehu; c Brown. !. Ryan
w. Conor, &c l. c., will be exhibited at P. M and
n r. NJ. afternoon and night.
COUNCIL CHAMBER HILL!
TUESDAY.
WEDNESDAY, H-,
THURSDAY. and
FRIDAY,
October 31s'. and November lst, ID and Sd, le5l)
Also, at PETERSBURG Oct 9th, 25th and 26th and
LyDchburg Oct 9th and 28th.
" ADMISSION Dress Circle, so cts Colored
Boxes % cts Children and Servants, half price. to
Dress Circle only. oc l4-l8t
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THE DAILY DISPATCH

q The circoIstion Of the DAILY DISPATCH
excseos cSnncesoly that Of all the Daily papers OF
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-23

FIRF.-A distillery belonging to C. and W. Edle
man, at Allentown, Pa was destroyed by fire on
the 18th inst
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TIE HoR1oRs OF THE ARCTIC .-In concluding an
article ON this subject the Y. Mirror says. ITO
the lostthe long hours preceding the final srguph
ing Of the shp were thousand times more terrible
than the panes ofparting liie. How many thoughts
OF the loved ones at home whose faces they sh0uld
see no more; how many fond remembrances how
many earnest prayers, how many forgiving of inju-
res and hopes OF being forgiven were crowded into
the last mortal moments preceding eternity The
mere drowning is nothing-a gasp tor breath-a
sufusion of the brains serene ipsenaibitity-aud
that which WAS known on earth - . haman soul
ninsles ~ drop IN the ocean of the In6nito"
THs ANNEXED paragraph informs u ofthe oriein
At the immortal Punch the great receptacle Of En-
glish wit and hamoT:
Punsh-ths paper, mot the beverage--bsrsu its
sxistsnce II little tavern as the back part OF prury
Lane Theatre, I.ondon. The bar reom of said a.
warn was frequented BY wis and templars, ,posssssed
Of more brains Than money, who imbibed the land.
lords Punch and IN return therefoge cracked Jokes
and talked - snly punch can maksa ussrtal DO.
The landlord thrifty Of his vii, thouxht Il pifY
that % much hsmsr shoule b lose "a ths world.
and susgsstsd ths idss of papsv. "Whas shsIl "a
nans M /" was The question The landlord sestlsd
that By poisting 70 the punch bowl, saying .sThs
child shonId have Bis tather's naman So wss born
immortal Punch. For year, & he'd hard time
and hsn the banding Was sold tor 500. to Bradbu
~ 4 Evans. Since then 10 career has hem DrtSe
psrous-statssmen and mountsbanks lser n xins
ara he best writer's In England contribusine o e
columns. -
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NEW GROCERY STORE-CoRsER

~ I'd AND BROAD STREETs.-The subscriber tak es
this method of returning thanks for the liberal pa
tronase heretofore extended TO him. and informs
has friends and bhe public generally that he has
moved TO the corner Tenement on Broad and Second
streets. next to his old stand. where he would be
pleased TO see bis friends and them he Is bet
ter enabled 10 furnish all articles in his line Having
= more extensive and commodious house, he has
constantly on hand select stock of Groceries Tin
Esrthenwsrs. DO. CHAS. II. TANNER.
oc I7-dlms
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LOOK OUT FOR BARGAINS
NOW Is THE TIME TO SAVE MONEY.
i GREENTREE e. BROTHER. No SO

GKEENTKEE d BROTHER, No. 50
ls Main street. two doors below Purcell Ladd q
Cos take pieasure In informing the fife nds and pat
rons OF their establishment and the public without
Distinction that they have recently returned from the
citiss with large aud beautiful assortment
@ Of CLOTHING for FALL and WINTER WEAR.
Their steck consists OF fine En- glsh and French CIot
Dress and Frock Coats, Fine French Cashmere and
Iweed Goats, Black and Fancy Doeskin Cashmere
seilles. DC, &c.
full ss.ortment of BOYS CLOTHING. Also,
Irunfs Shirts, Cravats. Gloves, Silk and cotton Un
been manufactured In the most Fashionable Style
and snbssantia manner, and they win sell good and
realize the expectation of the public Their Cloth-
ing cut In the latest style otherwise suit the
taste OF customers. seH--im*
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PUNTY.

|uNTY,
the Farm
about IS
ain Stage
nd known
ntsins, by
apce hes.
|oplar and
Dwelling
ne q tho
Althy.
10 the use
re can be
an can be
ktent.
Dry, from
the land,
kahomiay
ern cities
rd by the
advancing
early fhy
If Its real
KER
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ENGLAND.

Allen & Anderson, the largest American grain
dealers Ia London have failed. Their liabilities
are very heavy. They were connected with James
McHenry, whose bills were refused on Friday, but
1t was understood that he has since arranged with
E. Oliver, and will likely be carried through The
liabilities OF Allen Anderson were thought to be
$500, 600 to 2400, 600.
The returns of the Bank of England show de-.
crease In bullion to the extent OF a169,00O
Messrs. Barring & Brother say there has been
small sales OF IT, s. 6's at lot 100 Maryland 5s,
94 Virginia 6's, 90 92 2: Penn. bonds, Sc, 81 q
&c. Transactions were limited as to money