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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-11
The on "a Grape WIG.

THIS oils eresult oItwenty y0ars'in Investigation
FTencb can, and 10 now extensively useo ~
FraEce both orta purpose ofkseptng the hair goSsU
h EI nSIteuaTiy recommended as II illrenaei
tho Hair Sn glossy. and pliable, besides making II aOou
S only by Dr. FOntain PsIls zoets bottle
FSTSlsby J.B,YowsLL' 81 VRioRsE
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-11

FLATED WARE.
Office and Tee Sets Urrs Kettles large and su,u
Waters val, oblUng and round shapes; Casters, Cake
Baskets. Epe !gness Flower and Fruit stands,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-11

Bound to Shave!
TIE JAoUES LECoULTRR,S celebrated warranted
RSZofS They shave with the greatest ease ana are
the best ever brought to this market just TeSsEsS ut
70 New Jewelry Store. WashlnstoH-.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-11
DISEASES.

and is only Advertised 10 proven tic afflicted, nnrtcu
nv sIRugers ON Iallili iUo the CIVILIZED Sepulehcs
AID otei SboJes " chuetania blazoned roith in the
public prints us the OnlyaCcs where cure can be on
niIrtl r CERTAIN Diseases. Baltimore, like other large
Cities Is nvc ted with Tribe, aud strageIs should DO
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-11

Cordage.
IN COILS Manila ToPe, assd siEssat Pittsburgh prces
W 20 do tarTed hemp do do
10 do untarred do do
?2 reels Packing YaTni
do Italian hemp Packing Yarni
20 dOzsm Bod cords and Plough lineSi
500 lba Broom TwiDei
1000 H.. SuT'T cotton Seine Twir"t
IN lbs Gilinsi
10 reels hemp Bed cord;
20 bales Oakumi
10 bTs Pitch and RoSini -, -. .,
rLu,bes Anchors Cauking nalletS and chssls Lard OIL
Alups. Caulking cotton 1nG 5 iow' &c nipppv
Al If Corner Union and TPdtsT Sfs.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-11

FANCY GOODS!
HAYE opened their new store with splendid stock
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-11

a superb collection OF Diamond Bracelets and RinES
Breaches. Crosses, Finger Rings, full suits of Diamond
HE EOrN e6Ii,g GIns .-E u. r r
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-11

VIII eli should eve be contemplated with and INSULT
cd delight presents ali ncubus the mind filling with
urIrce> cXciIes only feelings OF distrust
repuslntc. The cXcriiUiS or parents and guardians
retain llrir youthful CaI gcHIIg nr2ca on this sub:
iecl. has Jen proved false aud fatal ItIosophyi lei
hUhrYi ca. iL,Icc b. them III cIsuns carry dawn,
guided by the light Of truth, tile pitfalls OF ignorance
nd subsequent in cry will Bc rIsiIy avoided.
PRUNIE'rHIAN FIRES
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-03-17

E We are reminded Of az anecdote Of
clergy man, who was BIT Of hamorlst.
He once took tea with lady Of bis parish,
who pfided herself much upon her nice
bread, and was also addicted q The common
trick Of depreciasing her yiands e her guests.
As s. passed the nice arm biscuit to he
reverend gentleman, she said ''they we're
not very good. Z she was .'almost ashamed
10 81 lheIa &C.. The minister took. one.
looked al II rather obviously, replied
They are not 50 good IS they might BEL
The plate Was instantly IlharaWn, and
with heightened dior tic lady exelainas
re good enough goa Nothing
fur 81 was SAT about Tie biscuit.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-03-17


FRIDAY MORNING. MARCH |. 1854.
love And II IRDIslI.
no NAN CEIN Re Al LIF
II Is not often "a event such IS Clio enc
Sc ale going o relate, happens q tic coun-
sfY We publish Il 4 the urgent quest q
4 q suppressing he names q Chg par
a few days age. there was ! great ex-
element Of in The streets Of Yazoo CITY, -
the report That q woman had just arrivedin
town On horseback, dressed IA male attire.
How i was found out that the person who
attracted i great crowd around her was 9
woman, we do not know. Either her long
hair which escaped from beneath her fur
cap, 81 her awkward walk did it, but she
was betrayed. She inquired for one Of our
most respectable citizens, and he entering in
to conversation with her, told her that she
was found out, and If she would state to
him the motive which had prompted her
to assume the disguise she wore. he would
assisther il her enterprise if It was q COM
mendable one.
She acknowledged herself to Mr.-
telling him her history which IS singular
y interesting one.
Sis 3 young beautiful and accomplish
M shsr Ives Is j mt isIans county
where She was led year o. to ago,
much against his win. and also in OPPOSE
ton tothat Of her brothers.
Some weeks ago. The husband came to
Yazoo 4 seek employment. leaving his wife
1t home until he was settled. He was ab-
sent some time, md the true heart Of the
trusting wife, though not changed BY bis
absence suffered pain and disquiet from it.
An old neighbor one day met him in Yazoo
CITY. and asked him If bis wife was With
him. Re replied il 4 iocular manner that
lie had no ile, but vas u going u be
married d young widow q dis place.
The man ID whom tIle remark vas made,
reported II % the brothers Of me wife. and
they armed themselves q come to y AGO TO
seek summary vengeance upon The destroy
.erof their sister peace. She. womanllike,
did not believe ! word Of The report, and de-
S q
clared herdetermination q come il search
Of her husband Her brothers refused 10
let her come, AID on her persisting. locked
her il n upper roon Il night intending Is
start, themselves. ID Tie morning, n.lheir.
expedition Of revenge When III was stu,
she bribed negro woman 10 bring her .
suit 81 her brothers clothes. ii which she
dressed herself. md descending through
the window, cot ! horse from the stable,
and started on her mission Of love. Before
the stern brothers awoke. their sister was
far on tie Wayto Yazoo CITY. She arrived
hereal noon. almost worn ont with fear and
fatigue, butfrm and fixed ii her resolution.
to find her husband and save his life. The
gentleman to whom she told her story. IS e
man Of the kindest impulses. and just the
one 70 assist 3 woman in such predicament
He assisted her il every way she desired
and never left her iii he delivered Der safe
and sound to her truant but repentant hus-.
band that night.
=
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-03-17

gentleman 70 whom she told hef stoIY 3 g
man Of the kindeat impulses. and just the
one 20 assist 8 woman IN such predicament
He assisted her ia every way she desired
and never left her iii he delivered Der safe
and sound to her truant but repentant hus-
band that night.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-03-10
MISSISSIPPI.

1901 From Jackson, by Newiown, Spring Ridge, Lane
Store Gallsun, Hargrsve, Union Church, Scot
land, ezacolm Hamburg, and Washington, to
Natchc, lle miles and back, three times week.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-03

These vessels of the fret enss built in tho city Of
Baltimore, expressly Tor this rndc aud mse superior nc
,ommodatious lor passengers. They are commanded
hy experienced Capains, well qualified for the trade
md who ill spare cNertiou 10 accommodate The,
will be towcd up End down the liver. by scam and may
he relied on 10 sa promptly Us adveriized
Merchants going North or ordering goods from NV
York. will find it to their interest To ship ly this line
freight will always be taken low by amy other
line of Packets, and every cthr vii he made by tns
agents in Richmond and New York give satisfaction
Freight 3 per whole, md - cents per 2 ,
Tobacco being aboul so per cent. less thnp chnrgt
the Steamers. Insurance rnn be effected in the It'll
moad Fire Assocation hy this line NJ 3S per cent.
We respectfully a-I aud hope succeed in obtain
ug full shu" OF patronage.
Goods shipped by this line Ia New lol, will be for
"ardcd free pf commission 10 New Orleuns, Mobile
Charleston, Savannah uny other Southern North
rrn port The vessels will lie in Richmond RockettA
IN New York Berth NJ |, Coffee IIonsc Slip, foot o
Wull Street DAVID CUR IE Richmond } p
G. II PIERSON n Y. =
No. 81 .Soah Street. y
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-03

INSURANCE can be effected in these companies uI-
L as fair terms, in any Others OF equal responsi
bility, by applicationt 10
p D. CHRISTIAN, Agt Lynchburg
mol I7-11,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-03
Again i'm the Market,
BUSINESS NOTICE,

II IL. PAYNE returnes his grateful thanks TO
his mnny friends for their confidence aud patron.
age and respectfully asks the for the new irm-
Tie would also remind his friends that the accounts to
'hs Isl OF july are made OFT and will be presented for
collection as soon a, practicable.
July 10
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-03
Old Dominion Line Canal Boats,


EEN wAEEk.-l am tiis day roc ivng n
"A supply of Alum Water in and half b4rres-
direct from the Springs in Rockbridee county.
apl SIS A B RUCKER.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-03
FOR RnItinnorc mud PHILADELPHIA

BY STEAMER BElNlnERE.
keares Richmond Grey Tuesday al O'Clock 7 ~
stssaS TIL nrge nnd new Steamer Il LNl d X
ssssssss Capt GtfFoRp. viii receive freight every Mon
lay, und up the hour of O'clock p M every fu"r.
lay, lar the pbovo place..
Shippers 10 Wheeling. rnt.lnre. Cincinnati aud the
South and West gcucry will find this the chcnp
and most expeditions. For freight, apply To
LUDLAM 4 WATSON, Richmond, Ia.
.lnlX Il IIa
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-03
rTNioN sTEAMstsuPs CoMpANY'N

Union STEAMSHIPS COWPANN'S
\ LiNE OF SrEAMESR-FoR PHlLADEL.
PHlA. VIA NORFOLk.--fhe steamerh r. u
Vjrgma. Captain David feul stca.nci Sr.x<aiT
P.nn.y yynna. Captain james Bnymorr, steamer City ot
Richmond, Captain H. Mitch, One of these splendid
steamcrs will lcave Richmond for rhilnd phia every
Monday and Thursday al high WATER touching at City
Point and Norfolk GIVE eight and passengers.
Returning lenve Philadclp in every Wednesday and
Saturday, 10 o'clock, A. NJ arriving NJ Richmunl
every Tuesday and Saturday morning, On which days
they will died arge their cargo
These splendid steamers have been built expressly for
this line, and every exeron has been ma to combine
strength and speed. They provided with "fran is
Parent Metallic Life BoHts;' first rate tables, ard
every attention is pnid by accommodating Captains 10
the comfort Of passengers and the protection oi goods
FARE REDUCED:
Passage New York lst cabin aud found. &C., 81
Philadelphia - " -..-.--.6
2nd cnbn and not found, "A
Passenger for New urk would consult their interest
by liking tins route; for independent of being tho
cheapest and aiest, ii is by f,r the pleasant
To- cconsts shipping to Pttsburg can be acaommoda
ted by this line. have entered into arrangements
To lrwnri good. through with ,spat. h.
Far freight passage apply
ROBERT RANRlN, Agent,
On tie Dock.
p. S.-Al goods by this ne from Philadelphia will
be discharged Tuesdays aud Saturdays, and after
they delivered the wharf shall be considered by
the Company the risk of the owners
rnor II dts ROBERT RANKIN At
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-03
INSURANCE AGENCY,
For the Protection Insurance Company, Hartford Conn
CAPITAL, $500 600.

Insurance Company of the Valley, in Virginia,
CAPITAL, 100000.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-03

AATANTED ANY one quaiiied To take charge of
~ and ,uperintend the dining room of large ho.
el, desiring ON 'oymen is requested to make it known
" line addl essed to BOX 33.
juup 9I
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-03
.ena CASES CALABKIA Ex,rac

To the consumers ot Licnrice will guarantee the
ualiv of this be fine il superior any evcI
imported intothc countrvtc arrive shortly ard for nr
ADlE 4 GRAY.
Fehy7-dSrts R.ck kmond Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-03
LINE of K,chmond ..s.as,,,ss

AND NEW-lOkk rACkEfS.-rhip new -ssssS
hnme line is composed OF the following vessels. and
-ns from New-York every three dnys. All owned in
the city of Richmond, viz
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-11
UTAH.
MORE ABOUT COL. FREMONT

tCorresponesnce Of The ~ T. Tribune
PARowAS "wednesday. Feb G, 1854.
improve the present opportunity OF the departure Of A.
Rabbit, Secretary Of Utah. for Washington to forward
yous sw items In relation to the movements Of Col Ere
mort who arrived here with his party day. They were
m starving condition having suhssed for the last two
months upon horse esh having killed and eaten twenty
r1 since leaving Ben,s fort lie has travelled in straight
line sross the plains and entered this valley about
teen miles north Of where Major Beals into it las,
spring on tie Spanish trail His report is highly faror-
a the So he waited until winter SGT in to cross
TIE mountains in order to test the depth of the snow in
tho passes, and in the worst and most elevated pass
(which he crossed time in Decetnber he found the
only four inches deep in the shade on the summit
The only winter We have in the months OF December
and January the rarely lying on the ground more
than week nj time. Last winter the snow FELL IN ai
10 the amount Of - inches aud in the previous winter 10
the dph OF 80 inches This winter has been the most
we're ever experienced in Utah since its settlement a.
much having fallen in the two previous winters
put Together ond has not exceeded inches nj any one
lime and then lay only few days You viii see by this
that the is impeachment to the construction or ope-
Ietion Of roi!road through this country ana when you
beds egh, feet high both being of the first quality and
the forests Of pine at this point also tue conclusion
must be evident 10 a candid aud public spirited mind, that
this il the best most central aud most national route for
the Pacific Railway at least, such is the unanimous
opinion Of the people OF Utah and yon must remember
that the Mormons in thought, feeling and action
While men ~ at Washington quarreng about the 10
catop and building OF the greatest work of modern times
and individually of the greatest national importance re-
IL we had tho power would build it
The In iians have been toerably quiet this winter do
ing tutJttle damage account of the vellant watch
that has been kept and the collection OF the inhabitants
into fortified towns and cities.
The Governor ard Regents Of the University have az
length completed an entirely new alphabet which will dc
swSy with many superaous letters now used in spelling
and render writing much more rapid and easy
Ysus respectfully, JAHEs a. hAttlNEAO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-11

Reported fer Tho ~ y. Tribune BY Fay 4 raos,s.
F,i solr- ~ CC Keusug0n g. $50 Lshsh Mort IL Gil
81 eco susl sns G. e9j 70 20 C O. si ,Ssa sgt is
Tenn. r L - 49l Penn Il iai Is Lehish Esy 6ji q
Chester valley r. 10 ciny Nay Preferred cash 81 100
scluy Nav IS So; 100 Rcadinfh R o. So re DO w.
r. s Sdg. IS 35l 90 Morris Canal s5wn ~ - d.
cas i4i 100 t3 80 Long island r. r. cash l - 10 s
Ia IC "A. Irs Co OF Penn days 2lO a,d baak
Isl Grafd aak iS 81 Farmers and Nee Bank, III 10 Baas
Feirc Bri,- Reading n, cash. sslj io do do 81 ~
DO DO rs Sc la DO oo! b. Morris Canal cash sti w
Long Lizard x X II! 49,. -. =. -.
Scsaa 7crd- Peuua &c., eli. sIoo Rich Dist Cospn
G. fs,s gi ss do do 90 DAYS $1,000 Lshs es 10 ri
no Rssdine SCI DO do b ST. 100 do. do s5 ST ~
Lehsh Iur rs - Schulz Nav le.e ed 81 3{ 100 90 ~
d. 2dsvs sili Lehigh Nav cas- 10 Penos r dsr vi
Hsrk ofi G r cash ~ Bank OF N America lsfFI
Fsrntrs and Mechanics Bana. -, ~. -
Af.r hand CO.. fonLetn Lhefty &c H4i fJcS
CT, 'oi 93i. % c0, Camden Auhoy 6s rs @t;
$50 g2i 100 Reading n r. ID s6 100 90 b .nd iut s
lC0 do $751; 10 MOrr Cans So 1873 ID behth Nan
sstiot ca. 49, $1,000. -, . ,
g. 1slhM l22 aksd Penns r. 8 bid 81 ssed Reading Raj
rod go ia So aseoi do Bonds ~ 8 bid 1 ssxed DO a
G, go ti Did SO asked PerpE X f9a ord, is ak'd hars
Capa ig nd M sked Sch Nav Is 8l 78 bid l3t ked DO 40
Stool "a nd ~ Do DO Pref ed 81 bid sl ,ked Loaf
saDd ~ bid l sskc Vcsstur ~ BID IS asked oIsrd 5aat
l5i tS IS s,seo; lshsh Zc Il BID asked L on Cana. "
bid ~ asked. Steady.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-11
FIXES
FIRE AT srArEN ISLAND.

FIRE STATEN ISLAND.
About O'Clock Sunday s,orning fire broke out in
the planning mill Of George Osgood Vanderbi,s Landing
entirely consuming The mill together with quantity Of
lumber in the yard Loss about $1,000 lie supposed to
be the work Of inoehdsry the citizens in their
desvors to eltnguish il, sc, upon by parcel of
rowdies who peed eiu with stones thereby njurng
ran. Mr.. John Thompson barely escaped severe injury,
large stone that hurled .; him g,azsd his head
and Gu. hole in HE ha'.
FIRR IN BROOKLYN
On Sunday night q FIRE broke out in the oil man
rfaetory Of Mitchell & Co, in JOhnst. near Gold
which originated from the heating apparatus on the
seeopd floor used for melting he sperm used ia making
esndks large amount of damage occasiOned by
FIRE ard water but the destruction of the building
rested by the prudence Of the Nen who played upon
The flames from the roof instead of Vpenng The doors and
windows thus preventing DRAFT The damage amounts
~ probably O. 500
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-11
BLOCKADE or THE RUSSIAN PACIFIC
PORTS
f~reropasnee Of The ". Y. Express.

fosrtuo pasIee Of The ". Y Express.
WASHINGTON, Friday, AOril 7, 1854
The British Government have notified the United States
Govonmest, that they shall Immediately, on the com
IntDcement Of hostes blockade all tho Russian ports
on the Pacific. Orders doubt have long since been
transmitted to that effect 10 their Admiral commanding
the Pacific station and will be carried out he
hears Of the opening Of the ball in Europe. II appears
there ample naval force in that for the purpose
and /. Is only another proof how efficiently it is intended
10 wage the war the part of Great Britain, aud how
fully all the necessary measures have been adopted for the
purpose ID would however be rather "a lick back, if
should be found that Russia has larger naval force in
IN that quarter thar had been known anticipated aud
that John Bull shold most Unexpectedly find himself in
naval ineriory, and his ships snapped up in detail
their way, when al their bockadng stations There is
now very conside able commerce carried on between
San Francisco and IL Russian settlements which will be
entirely broken up BY this blockade to the great disad
vantage and loss Of the parties concerned An American
Company with ample means, had just completed their
rangements for working the Russian coal mines the inter
ruption TO which under taking will be among the
fortunate results attend this blockade for the article OF
coal Of great SUMPTION and the immense cost Of
at San Francisco-s enerolly ESQ TO s35 per tunren
ders item Of expenditure for the large feet
Of steamers plying in tn at quarter. The arrange
nents expected would have reduced the price TO
one half probably bird the present rates Ice
also an article of large supply and little value from
the Russian ports but this Us an article ofuxuy is OF less
mn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-11
DIED.

DEGEAUWIn Brooklyn sunday April sf.ef =
rs'ts Illness Mfs sarah MrsAretEa widow lac .ite Wsl
I DesrsBw Ia her Ssh year.
The r-svss and friends Of the family Invited TO Asai
isser Tuetsy az 0n her lac resf
corner 81 Hgd.on and DeKsoLvs vf;ho1t farther syssn
FELL Ga NOE.ay evening Lfer short lnes hls resi-
cence No 10 lansst BeDj.miB Bell
Notice offe fsne al vil Appear . loEros n5rsing
bURChELL- April OF consumption Elisabeth ~ Pye DO
loved lie o. Richard Is. BuIchs 10 bs La Of der
TIE trends sid relatives thu family respectfully av;sd
stnd her funeral residence Of bar mother No
arey hi ay, a. o'ceek ~ihos further Ths
hen, Howard Lodge No 90 o ofO respectfully invited
g stffud
RofsoN On s-rd,y April James Hoqson IL Tia STAT ys.s
ofts
30 slavss ard lsnas Of he sn1 .ls nsa g s.sna
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-11

SER,ors SraBsrss ArFRAY-A serious hght TOOK piice
AZ the tose Of NehN,l Dalton. IN Boads estse.n
on s.rurdy ushL turing the Of which "a
T4ouss W Irtesr tsbbsd with sre The p.se t-P'
te.snr egrse party bad .snbed fog dA?ee lns
rrn,. srs lep up sbsa, o'clock sla4sy n'rn
, vh.n b-tw-.n = hsa nd IN, ~sor
- h- .oou implicated Tie noise brc7sbt focen,n OF
n. Tfd District Isa found shat Me ntser h. ben ssoeei
In ~, let ,a- bleeding pr9fasey The geo aooa
an NH oor inch Bfrmion w.. ',ey
convex tie sAioaioa.e - Assistant oapsa usso p ,
ee-ssd With sdd eleven o. rs sfy t"
sutoey -ke ounded carried % his sds house oPP1
attended oy IRA A---a1
-. -. ~ .e-if rsn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-11
MosDAY, April l0-P. NJ

MosDAY, April l0-P NJ
The bears have eth the almost entire control Of the
market there being leading active bull 10 rsss. the
operators for fall The continued decline in Stocks doss
not oppelr be consequent upon any difficulty carrying
Stocks bu upon great gant Of confidence in the future
and en- apreleDson that he advces from abroad during
the next two or three months vii be OF disastrous CHI
acer Tho market at the Second Bosrd g-ners Ally
little frmer than q; the MoDiog Board, with fair degree
Of activity Rs ling quite buoysat under purchlsss
for Tlilsdelpha account aud mt TO 73an Improvement
of 2 cent on The loves; point Of the morning. Era
was one OF the heavet Stoke and there seems b be
disposition smoDg it, fieDds TO let drop. Il closed
at COZ Hudson Ryer 63l. Harlem 49!. Norwich 81
Sloningtou, 6: &c al howing lower prices. Cunber
lard also very heavy irg at &c Ia further dsclns
of e cent. Parker il heavy, but not much lover Can
ton is down y cent Nicaragua yields to the pressure
but less than most other Stocks Crystal Palace is steady
at 4j. The investment Stocks generally wsre heavy
New York Central fell Off p cent Railroad Bonds sym
paibse with the market. Illinois Central sold at 75I-s
decline Of Il p cent NcwYork Central are firm ai 81
Erie Incomes %. Tree Bonds payabio OF the ii
Jsnuery rex,. Erie Bonds 1888, 90 &C. To State and
Govern nent Stocks there was nothing done
The receipts at The Sub Treasury ere sloeo3l. Pad,
elC3 ec5 Balance, ss,25l,Io2.
The Weekly Bank Statement annexed shows, az VA
anticipated but little change in Loans and Specie from last
week The frmer about s275OoO less and toe later
about $4,000 Deposits have increased es0o Ooo Tee
figures
CosPARArIvE TABLE Of the Lra. sp,e Circulation oa1 Dpe's
day. Apya l. 1884, and SliDdoy ApyH g. 1854 To wsiA %
ITGsreGhS Caftta! Of e,eh Bonk AZ ne utter datss 80