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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-05
DOUNTy LANDS AND PENSION.
NrW ~pKuNG GuOts rOn sAs,,

S'lAhLhH a NN ATkiN NMx II IL imon3.
II rn"fnnppii. ii tejn'a. l,rd Qu,,frr, Il bar
eans spiee-., >htbItien at $er = il : En,railere.
caroei., Rug. C"aar., M,ot,'la+ Challr,s Ribbon.
Stray G'od, Hosiery, French aal American Printed
Gaiifars Oil Gil tbs, Mnrtoe', Sheene., Shrting
Llaens, Pillow do. Rug. AlIe dale and Anr.elle,
Quilt, French Jncon,Is md Ognnds
Order" 10y mil ~ telegraph tta hfuly received, ard
the rnrres cna be delivered in L,nchburs in eigh,
h"'n- tom the time Il tieic departure.
Qsirk sales aud mail lIofs, Bargains or no sale
himhle penny preferred 10 =" shilling. The sub.
srf"f rrsPr' tluf announces that Ms stock j, now
complete, ai has ben - airaat;se a. il Is his
Spring IN every respect: >thies qnai;lies, quantities.
aHd above al! cHEtPNEss pitcs, uf all c he rspect-
IN ly invites purchasers r,d judge tor hrn-
CHARLES y. tiNATklN,
lG Main 81. Ri, hmond, Va.
mi T-t.b. Iiu,,;F
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II. G. FARRELL'S
Celebrated Arabian LinimcHt

l. wi, ,nusn pn.-">. the n',f wOndt rltllv h"nI-
ing prn. iraiiug md .nnlang 1prrt e' and by is
priplpfc,. N cheering Which ri"Ttou.Iv had
RESISTED nh ut. nrditnn-, himiu .itrre1 10y tr n".t
scientific pivsrr ia. placed It tar leynrd an in
lar rene y ,ver tnnincri The people oi the ulit'd
State II i uuairs lie absorhruts Increased rctinn
md rlus ona rs throw Il III case--H Dsne-
TRUTHS 10 NE homes, ding srchsrl ah ariiNify Ia he
ml.clc.-it 20 crfGly nnndynr and th' rcbs aIHy-
nervous irIa ION. producing dellsIafrl'y pleasing
sens ton II rttish the whole frame. Owing Ia il.
IL trnncrtir> II pm Hrs mud heu'ral zes
tht puisonoIs corrosive principle whch renders old
ur, gu. sores dihclt heal: ii therefore j. ircu-
lnrly adapted their speedy THIS lnimcrt
Irn pc, nng Haa -trrnefh. 'n qualities In, bsen
fnnnd to be u 4pecih: for Paralysis or Palsy. W White
s~ellinps and as'd j"nts in fact all complaints
uvo Wig the muscular sy,;eu, Il hn' cnrei ca,es OF
.,hcumai.m al twehty ihiriy yea, stand ~, and
affections OF the Spine wherein the eLtie spinal column
VT. 50 crooked and ,to,lcd. thai the patient coul
moi " k ~ .,ud wt'huu, nrl irnl slppor'. Numerous
case. of lnlsy ave been cured VIII N the flesh had
wlhrId c,sug rurhrng hut the dried skin and bone.
md tn, limbs tolav without nr feeling For
(hRl,.H nj E,opp il is nt inesiimnhe un. IuhhcI
t nflrd over the throat md chest II applied freely
o The cle, it fails give r.iJ in the
cough. Attending Eunsunpton \ asthma aud Cods Il
h.. i. wounds -p.edlly--wII cure Scndhcad, Mango.
etc Planters AMI Farmers i'll fad it most vu.uabia
M, him ~ be applied Houses and Cattle for Sprnus
Rrui.es La eue,s Stiff JOINTS Acenry. Dry louder,
w mnd, Burns Splints, Chite> Galis, Hardened
Knots on the flesh,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-05
SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICE.-A general gathering of
MI the Sunday Schools in ihi. CITY will br held the
4ih street Methodist Church. Monday April h. at
"a o'clock, r. proyi ted the w-at or i. avoribe
It, ubiect /. iwnken deeper interest in Sunda,
Schools. ami "a -t.sge-t and secure improvements.
Pastors Superintrndent- ard friends of the will
hold them elves pledged to make the meeting both in
leresiing and p. oinble.
y. Blot 1t be- dnly noticed in all Of the Sund ~
Sch.,t. and Churches n, ~ Sabbath. nni i2r
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-05

A., FOR RENT.-on accommodating term.
Hii;; the lhge NEW BRICK FACTORY recently
Ea.V erected by Mr., Peter l.. Dudley on Church
near Friends Wa chouse, with portion of the fixtures
all nearly On account of location and con.
of arrangement it is Justly regarded the
most desirable in lvnchburg. For terms apply to
ED. ID. CHRISTIAN,
PLEASANT PRESTON. trustees
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-05
STRAW. SILK AND LAWN ron.

- NEES.-liaviug returned home since the great
exhibition OF Ronncts IN Nav York. shall be prepared
II few days TO present tho Ladies of our city and
country, some OF the novel; es which appeared b.
the fairest request upon tina: occasion. Also. Cans
HandkercheIs Gloves, and great variety of other
funces of the most elegant order.
Who heard OF fashionable Bonnet at . cent?.
and ribbon to trim at 81 ccnts' Call aud see them
ierms cash.
mar27-ts A = ENGI
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-05

A COLLEGE DESTROYED by FIRE.-ihe Prun-
tytown VA Gazette records the destruction OF
"Rector College" by fire. The building was cree
ted at u cost of slO,00O. The College library
and large collection of minerals and natural Gu
riosties-worth about e, 00J--were all destroy
aI
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-05
The ELECTION TneadaX-

As we predicted, the election of city officers.
day before yesterday, did not constitute test
of parties, though the ticket called American was
carried with one exception, that of a member of
tho Council statement of mnjorities will
show the correctness of this conclusions The
Mayor elected by n majority of 229 votes,
while tho High Constable succeeded by only o
the Commissioner of the Revenue and the
Master of Police falling between them. at about
equal distances former with II mnprity Of
- and the latter 1913 The twelve members of
the Court, on the American ticket were all
elected with majorities varying considerably,
and the twelve members of the Council, with the
exception named) also with unequal votes
The members of tho American purity were permit
ted (as We are nformed) to vote they preferred,
but so many of them had become infused with nm
ardor for "Sam" that it WINS impossible for their
opponents to defeat them. even with the help Of
n large number of their own body. The vote
was fuller one than usual in municipal cleo
tons, but fell we should think, not less than n
hundred and fifty below the capacity of the CITY
From the zeal displayed by the Democrats, we
do not imagine many of the ab'entces belonged
to their party. The Temperance issue had been
thrown into the election by the Republican, aud
doubtless had its effect Our own mpro ssion is
that the Mayors vote came nearest to strict
purity test, but we do not caro- to caim it as
such, believing tina; the majority in the Sta'c
election will be materially larger. Under all tie
sam has n right to crow, il lac
those, but seems willing to savc his breath ill
ho fourth Thursday in May, for one grand AMI
universal cocl-u doodlc-d o.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-05

ested in behalf of these. our dependents. Letas
all engage heartily in this good work; let the
Young gentlemen aud ladies of the city offer
their sevices next Sunday afternoon, and, come
from what Christian denomination they may,
their assistance will be gladly welcomed and, 1t
prnyerful and jealous, II rich blessing will crown
their united efforts. a. l.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-05

EsEDEoRD HOUSE. (opposi c Coa,7 Hons.)
- MAIN STREET, LIBERTY VA, (1n the site of
the Hotel formerly ke,t by Wm. Tory c,q)
The above House, no" re- built in the modern style.
and furnished in the hest il opeled for the
Iercp ion oil gue't>. Ihr Undersigned promise their
best efforts merit any patronage which they may re.
ceive. QuARLES x SfEPTOE.
ProPr etors.
\ HACK viii always be ia readiness 20 convey the
guests Of thu House and Their baggage and from the
htt! Road tree OF charge. apl3 dts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-05

EEkIsG AOTICE-HEG CLARK
cos tLArE Ru,HruN. CLARK 4 Coz GENUINE
COO LIVER OIL, FOR Cu,suMrfiuS, HcEoFULa &c
the bate finn 1t Rushton. Clark X Co. being dissolved
by the pE,lH,F W. L. RU,HTrN (the cny Ru,hton
w c"naec:ed with the hrm) thci, genuine Cad
liy'r Oil viii in future BIZ prepared only 10y HEGEMAS
T., lurtiuiar in ordering Ia specify liegeman. Clnk
a. Co. Cor Rn,htun, CLARK ~ to J rs it was Mr.
Calk, mud Ru.iton, VINO Tor the past yrar.
has superintendent it. manufacture. and il TIM uGly
Druggist 10 ever from ih, United Stacs H. New
"a udard Er lint purpose. and since MIR. Ra,hlon's
dr. ala thcre hH- hrca oIt5ce called Rusitt0i's Oil
iatru,lncrd WHICH Is in no way Connected with Ruth
tn, Ciark y Co.-or, Ilegcman, CHh i. Co and as
surccSs IL lis depends upon lis purity, ,uncn
car u"t be taken 10 get the genuine. Ihutls
un l. who had b ia.lns the Oil e other makers
Wilou; =. have been restored 10 health l., the
pure Oil uf nur fracture,
IlEGENAN, CLARK x CO.
nl2edlms Chemists aud Druggists New York.
Sod by Druggists generally.
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NEW SPRING CLOTIs.

:" - HAhNN a. 81 Va VI III CLOTH
~ lNG.-Ih undersigned has lus received from
the northern cities splendid and vol selected Stark o
the above othug, and
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS;
and nattering himself that they cannot be sornnsseJ
beauty md style by similar establishment in lin.
city, he leaves it II the public and hi. friends Ia
Judge for themselves; them that he will sell
great bar ats. udhctins strictly to the motto: Quick
sales and small profits Cnmc one mud NIL
r'lar20 3m NJ, GuGGEN HEIMER
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-05
, Usage ORANGE T,sEES

.I--lust received from the Nursury OF John -
Morton K Co, Richmond. $4,000 Osagc Orange Trees
Two years old and very sprighy. These trees are
well adapted to hedging Farmers and others ARE in
vited to cali aud supply themselves reduced prices
nnl3.ts MM IL MNSRN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-05
L.ook om Eor ConnkcrL,ils.


The public cautioned against another counterfeit.
which has lately e its importance. caIiei w. Far
rrs Ar4hina nimcnf, the most dangerous of all the
c"untcrfes. because hi- hnying the uf ta,r,I
rnaiy viii buy it in good faith, without the know ledse
thai a counterfeit exists and they will perhaps only
discover their when the spun ous mxt.te has
wiongh' ia evil effects.
The genuine article is manufactured only by II. Il.
Fnuci. sic inventor and proprietor mud wholesale
dnggi~t. No II Min street Peorin, Illinois, whom
all np licaiio for Az, rcie4 must be addressed Be-
YIN get with the letters II. q befoIe Farrell
thus H. &. fARHELL'S-and his ,igniture the
wrapp ali others commercials.
Sold by K. SrABLER Il Co, Druggists.
lynchburg, Va.
nndby regularly authorized agents hroug houl the United
States.
~ ptice . and 50 cents, and 81 per bottle
AGENTS WANTED in every t,wn, village and
han et III the United STATES in which already
established Add css H. q. Farrell above, nccotn-
panied with good reference character, responsible
N,&c. marco d6ciw
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-05

N.Ng EVNNEIS BONNETS! AND
HaxSF ANCl MlLLINhRf.-Ne have irst returned
sIGIfon New loth AMI would respectfully call the
attention nl the Ladi, stock of elegant Bnnnets
winch viii be- nP"ned "r Monday the "a Of A. ril We
have now in = beautiful assortment Of Mutle,
ard Lace Goods. Caps, Head Dresses, RIB M,
tlowers, 4 all of which viii be sold IS cheap "a. tn.
shne nrtIc"s can be had il the place
mar3 l.iLt RO + UEN1NG
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-05
Il W-NOTHsNGS.- Wings and u, mo.
n crnts respectfully nvire' to call oud examine

VT'1S uT'7 TV'0TU'Y TTTF7Tu' ~ '7' 1'T VN'IT'IT
the best stock of
GEN1IEMEN'S GODS
have had the pleas ot ollie Ing, hrns seec-
the best in New York. BY mys'l With pani, nnr
reIard to style aud durability, and viii be sold aud
mnde ur Tor cash, " 10 Punrwd paying Customers "s
low the SAM gooas be bought eIse"here.-
Among the ,tork will he found
French Cloths and Docskns Of hest make AMI flash.
nico Lot Fancy Cas>jnerS. rap drrrc, Summer
C",h-, Minis Drlling aud Mars ie>. Tor mis- fiHn
AMI tHucy Nesugs oil SILK, Satin. Anrsa.lios Sc,
and the best trimmings OF every III d. Cotton and Linn
Shirt, and Dawo. some iG ucie. Also, hand
colorri bosom Shirt with frrnr cuff, for travelling
and summer CoarS all kinds and SIZE Crayut,,
Han dke chiefs, Gloves. Half Hose MI h Is,
Ambrose Page sttll manages The Tail ring Drpr,-
mnnl. hnl5.fs MNl L. pAGE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-05

The proudest recollectons of MIR. Wise's life
are associated with that glorious period, when his
name, enshrined among the household memories
of every log cabin in the land, always went round
with the circling cup and the flowing song. He
still remembers the raptures of the strife when
he stood on the of battle, and shot his Ply
THAN shafts, winged with uncommon wrath, and
tipped with venom, against the "LAwLEss AND
CORRUPT ARISToCRACY WHICH THOUGHT TO PLUM
DER UNMOLEsTED, AND TO ENJOY THE sPouLs OF
THE PEOPLE UNDER THE GUIsE OF DEMOCRACY"
Jostling with these, come darker recollecions of
the bitter diatribes of the Democratic press, of
sarcasms skilfully launched, of wrongs remorse-
lessly inflicted, of foul abuse yet unatoned.
At last the fervid wish of his heart is granted.
What all his zeal, eoquence and tenacity ofppr
pose could not effect, the Stanton Convention
has accomplished, and the Democratic party
lies PROSTATE at his feet. The party which was
50 long the object of his supreme and boarded
hate is bowed before him. whom it bounded with
every epithet of execration. 1.-THE harlequin"
'the duelst" ''the madman'' .the absurd imita
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-05

The following letter, from democratic authority,
sets at rest the question of the number of demo-
Gratis in the lato Winchester Convention. We
call attention TO what the writer says of the pro-
portion Of damoorats belonging To the order in
the State. Tho letter is addressed to one of the
Editors of the Penny Post, and appears in that
inurnn:
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-05
.iALiTAN Co, Va, 3oth March, 1870
n H',n I'pojau.


DEAR Sir Your letter of the eth inst, came
duly to hand. on ask mo To give II true state
ment (oycr my own sgnature) of facts in regard
to tho number and party alinitics of the Wnches-
ter Convention. | attended that Conventions but
was not one of the recording secretaries as has
been alleged. did not count the delegates my
self, but ono of the delegates who did, informed
me that there were FORTY SEVEN DEMO
GRATIS and SlXrY.TllREE WINGS; making
one hundred and ten delegates in attendance
The number of members belonging To the Amer
lean party throughout the State, and reported to
the Convention. 80 far rs could Judge from the
reports appeared To mo to be about the same
proportion OF Wings aud Democrats, as that of
the delegates
will here state that have been connected
with the Democratic party for the last thirty
years, and never gave II Wing vote during that
time for any political office; aud having been all
the time native American III principle, and find
ing in their platform good Democratic doctrine
| went to Winchester to satisfy myself whether
or not this was Wing trick, as had been charged
to the American party.
And feel free to say that | never saw more
unanimity and good feeling pervade an assembly
! in my life. A desire to select the best and abest
men Regardless OF their former relations to the
political parties to fill the important offices of
the country, seemed to actuate every man of the
| Convention.
Yours, very respectfully,
JOSIAII DARRS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-05
CITYAND STATE DEPARTMENT.

TnE ELEcrroS.-We gave yesterday the re.
suit of the election held in this city Tuesday
which showed that the ticket of the American
party was successful. While tho Know Moth
ings wero victorious understand their actual
strength far from being developed by this
election. The vote was not test of the strength
of opposing political parties bat was more gov
erned by personal considerations than anything
else. Wings, Democrats, aud Know Nothings
voted indiseriminatcly, particularly so in the
contest for High Constable; but even then the
American ticket triumphant. This election
cnn be taken as no accurate induces Of the
real strength of the political parties in this city,
as will be demonstrated next month.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-05

TIE ELECTION passed off ms quietly could
have been expected, considering the excited state
of public feeling. The proceedings of the day
were, however, varied by the occurrence of two
or three fights, but nothing serious resulted from
them. The vote was large one, but did not
embrace the whole strength of the city.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-05

TnE BOOK CHILDREN For week past, these
beautiful, gifted aud accomplished children have
been performing to large and delighted audiences
in this city They left us yesterday morning for
Petersburg, whore we hope they will be proper.
ly appreciated They certainly possess talent
of high order and astonishing cultivation
Their impersonations ofcharacter are perfectly
original and very happy. They carry with them
our best wishes for their success, and We hope
it will not be long before they favor city with
another visit.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-05
CHOW CASES. FInE-KING SAFES.
B0NNETs, BONNETsl, AND

- AND fLAltOhM >GAI Els {. MORSE i
Agent tor The manufacturers OF the above. and will
uri>h my styie at short mott md IVY prices .pI3
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-05
ARRIVALS at the wAsHIN GroN HOUSE

Charleston papers please copy.
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-21
IMPORTS.


LVERPooL-stip Levi wcodbury-8 csses mdse Casrse,
i55Ooo fstas Dsyds1n-l Dysser
Shaity Botpts2 md.e jackson pig, mdsa o
90 Cramer dcos do Msupay9 Aco-l3 Id
sekes Zoo? do Gaiuea &co6 Lanaur
psgs steel MeGregor dco4 do mdss do do
GSwans-l3 do FrosiI do cS3 cases md,s
rtossGa Dc Taamon-li eks do Buddecke do
&eo4s bars irc 65 bxs tin from Priest
icy benle pkgs earhenw Henderson e cts
fsnne Bee &eoli pkge hardware Rebb Armstrong
70 Dsss &co-l Farley, Juey 4coT Mler-s Lewis
II HhaIs bro4l cks bricks to order
BREMEN-shp uhiand-In balast.
BAIizE HoNSchr Marysss4 specie DE- Eganaiet fruit 10
-s@ Nv s1" ~
TAMPIco -sehr Esniet-si1to specie to master.
WOLFE RlVER--Sbhr Louaa-Lun' o order,
BAY ST LoulSshr Maret Msry45 cords wood to odeY
BoNFoucA-sehr pesree-45 cords wood Ward eco.
BlLoxI-sehr Amela-so cords wood 10 order.
BoNFoUCA-sehr Perreversnes-a5Oo0 btcks TO ords,
BAY ST Louls-Ser Resolutiou-Wcod to erder ~ e
blLoHl-schr Antelope Charcoal to order. w..
observation-disclosures Sarah lumber order
PEARL RlVER-Sohocner Hduter-99 cords wood order
TcHEF UNCTA-Schooaer Victoria cords cod order
ANTE k1VESSchooner Tasmar-Woud and shingles oydY
BAY ST Louls-schoonsr Mistake-ao wood order
ANTE RiVERsehooner Charlotte cords wood order
BILoxI-schooner csiaa-%Oo bbls charcoal order
JoURDoN R1VER-Sehooner Sulan--l2 cords wood erdey
Anrea cotton Redee Rob-
er " jerfel-5t dc, So bble r5sn, trs tobacco
b1s tobacco Roger &co2do Pest MeTotal 81 baIes coon
PEAkL RlVER-Sehooner EEahsh eerds wood order
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Bloom-s3 feet lumber Ward keo
CoViNGfoN-Schoouer Adele-Wood and order.
Observation-Disclosures sylphde-soa0o bricks order
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-21

SiLLKEss BENDsaanssr ST JTsbus-a,J bsts. cotto go
snsneoe Garrett &eosa keoasI Pssss
~ Rsssou Aiisna1 oakey Hswsps-iso Pness,d Sc
s ,1skso1 1sos sytsr ysses &oss hlss Adsmsss
"a Hspdeob Peaeas Fss-u sTsnsou Geos5 ssck RisS
q A. Mlttaeergr3 Cars Bsysr &eoS do Wsri
Was keeIs Wsksr 4ess Bradley Wisen Assia C,n,n"nh
s9ares Wssia orderi7 Williams Philips ac-li Mefsgysi
II aroi sranasr Mesesaa hasssfd-il Anderson Ma
Nelson AeosJ McMshon--s fox 6ls Boyd4 Andrew Sic.
taas Green Cupos hKsoy Bradford-s Carroll Prshsyd
,ks cora " Pneksd ess DO cssdy Brown Ao DO
Hs~kinE-Totai 7sss bses cotton.
FORT HUDsoSSsesmer Ndac1s Payne 4rri'
aro Phchard Aeo9 Male. Summers &oIe Wright, Davenport
ssIis rsorss Eeea ndrev s.raas Lee,
task &ol aeshes ssio MItsassrgsr sss 6as noias-
s bids Eabahk Is bs uonzes AItsnber-
ssis @es of.S e. ssd ~ as
Nelly el7J ssllceq Scos Auga,sin Tai
ia bbs noasses Mongounera bbis yrnp as mt
sa ri DO B,sua Lsaaif balls Psyns
fs hhsst ssss 7l7 bhis moissses II hf do.
aiiELLAeDN PLASTATTNsteamsr Al i9s lids ssgsr
fanensons snaa, half do, 20 bbls do--Mlaudon.
Total aIs bales eatos. ~ No o'as'-
Fer New Orleans and opeiousas Railroad KIT
no. 5ear 20 bbs nsssss ss D.snl.rsO do 20 hid. m
gag Hewe-ss do 30 bb moiss Lobit mas
,ngAI Carroll &eoo oassss Darby b TTsneu
se hhdssusar Deunissoun &eo-so bb mojae. c.mm.ss
saaTs Wssao do Bogar. Foisy Avey-s9 Dsgslos Daye
ee-letsi lss aids sugar 9f5 bbis naoissses.
Per New Orleans and Jackson Railroad Il
i9& bales cotton. 58a 554eg. X 4t5g5 n !. gs
Flstboats. Il. ..a
eALLP0iscohnnn four 900 do posstoss i. do
Deans sVv DO appiss add Onions board go
MADsoN-sen ns's Boat-Iao tons b,aa to order. s7.
LA9hENCEBURe-Forehse Boa.-Iso tons bsy Reeve &c.,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-21

SUGAR AND M0LAssEs... Sugar was irmer with
Haes Of 500 hhds at 61406a for Common, and 6za17t
for Fair to Fully Of Molasses 5000 bb!s were sold
at sa0S4 gallon for Fair to Choice lots Also on plan
tation 100000 gallons at 800 q gallon. L
FLOUR. Still lower. Sales 22O0 bbls Ohio and In
diana superfne in lots, at IS % " Dbl.
GRAIN. Corn in active request for export with
sales of 5000 sacks including $500 in lots at s5c 1850 bv
one party at the same and about 1400 at $50 bushel
Of Wheat zoos sacks Prime Red were sold at Al ~
and 1000 at about the Oats dull with sales
Of 1900 sacks St. Louis at 50e and 800 in lots at SID "
bushe Bran $500 sacks were disposed of at about
S2D85e v 100 tbB
PROVISIONS, Pork was extremely dull, and Mess
was Offering at SIT q Dbl without buyers. The retail
rates were ST. 5o6sIs o bbl.. OF Bacon we noticed
sales of 20 erces fancy Sugar Cured Hams m and "
of Canvassed private terms Lard was in good re
quest with sales Of 200 tierces at 1c 100 at and
80 bbls No l at l0%c fb-all new.
RICE. Active and firm, with sales during the last
two days of 800 erces here and to arrive and SO
Prime from store at 5s<c " Ii.
COFFEE Sales 5000 bags Rio including 271 at 10 ,c
1907 at 1ozG@ll, s56 at 11491 100 at 1ls< and $50
at 12t91214c y Ii.
GUNNY BAGS "A sale of 90 bales Extra boovu.
19Ac.
TALLoW. Advanced, and 90 bbls City Rendered were
sold at Ike 9 Ii.
WHISKY. Still declining with sales Of rs bbls Rae.
titled at ssc, 800 "a single ot) 3s and some smaller
lots at sa1k@s4c . gallon.
FREIGHTs Three ships taken for LIVERPOOL at
sd for Cotton, and three for Havre at for Cotton
and Csc q bushel for Wheat.
EXCHANGES. Demand limited, with rates lower.
We now quote
Sterling 1o7,o1c-.<,,,oo
d. Z0U0t3l1a " dollar
New York siIty-day Bills. 2a2f< n 1T do
Sight Checks on New York ,....,, sES1 Al.