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JAMES W. STONE, NJ. d.

Sor rHERS CoisriSG SrEANTH5.-Fnr several
weeks past, the steamers running Ia R;c!lmunt,
Charleston, Savanlah, Mobile, ar! other Southern
cities, on the Atlantic coast, have been crowded To
their utmost capacity with freight. The numerous
rail roads when connect those ports with the interior.
hive opened new channels of communication, OF
which the business community AT prompt I" avHi!
Themselves. Bat q few days since. one of Inc SavGn-
nah steamers arrived with about eight thousand
bu.!ol. OF wheat ne n part Of her cargo. Her entire
return cargo was Engaged twcnty.luur hours before
the time fixed Tor her departure. This state Of iiings
has nf course been attended with an advance in the
rates of ircight.-lNen York Courier and Eny.ircr.
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THE rNIvER-lTY,- FAMILY REMEDIES,

ISSUED un!rr the :" l. sanction and AIT ~ iiy uf tho
q UNIVERSITY Of FREE MEDICINE AND rOrU-
LAR Knowledge cEmrl'r ri hy IN" stat" of prnnsy!.
wanna. ApIl -. l.j3. with u capital 81; :lOp,O 600, maIaly Ter
the purpo," 81 arTesi.ns III" evils Of spurious mud worth.
hes NO.irIHu:
Also, tor supplying III" community with reliable rene.
'ic- wherever a Competent Physician cannot Or uli not
b. employed. Thi- in-iitut!pn hn- purchased from Dr.
john Il. Rowland. HI c~-lrbrnfcG kO"aNDS TONG XIX.
TERI, known tor upw ard, al twt u'y.iv. year. M the on.
Il sur. and satr cgrc ;OT Fever and Axur, &c. and his in.
rsrimnb!" remedy tJr Bowel Conplnin's. ROTASDS
COMPOUND SYRUP OF BLACKBERRY ROOT. Wien
highly approved Rni popular Remedies. together with
Til" Inirrr.ityis Remedy Tor Complaints Ui the Lungs;
The In.vcrs'y'- Remedy tor dyspepsia or Indigestion;
The i ir'r.i'i"s Remedy for Cn.iiY" Bowels
Also, tnc uni"rrsity's Almanac mry BE- had. nj tn. Branch
Die. 'eirshry. Or -'Orc Of JAS. D BALLMAS,
Sep. ie-Cw5w Mechanic Vic. Lvrisa co., In.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-09-28

The MAINE LreUuR Law is now no longer en-
forced in the city of Portland. Since the Result oil
thc last election, in which there was q decided popu-
lar n,njmity against the law, Mayor Dow, the au-
thor ot the rrohib!;"ry policy, and pr"sv.r, Chi, {
Magistrate, IS reported by The Portland Argus to have
determined 10 lnskc nn further SPECIAL effort II ell
force itthrrc, IL lie says that - the people voted for
rain, AMI now they may have it, Tho same paper
t".ls u that III" Mayor has withdrawn from ne
w.hTi The policemen sIa!ioici there 10 -eirtti 90 Ii
qipr Oh ihr arrival utliic Boston s:ramrr..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-09-28

Tr AGarS.-Bcrna-i IIaniin, whose stealing pro-
nru.i;irs Enyc given him arathcr uil"nviahIe nU;n-
rri.;v OF late, was gu Tuesday brought before the
Mayor. on q charge ri stealing Il bead purse contain
inc 81, md n watch worth SD, the property Of Mr.
Cirn. Cuvnuarh. Til" robbery was committed III ms
civ some time in July. The prisoner, llarhIn, under
,h,. Min. of Abbott. about that period, committed suii'
Iry lnrccnics fer which he i. now in dursnce. The
mrs. r.nrain;n- The -, was handed to officer Tyler.
IN Wilmington. y. G., by the officer who arrested
,;,J ~ n I'M. manner in which it had inrs'rriously
Ir-,npcnr,.I. Hal.lin, aims Abbott. vas cent on by
,hc Mnvnr 10 he examined at the October term OF the
IIr,rim,, Court, tp. grand larceny. Thi. il only
tine filth grand larceny case pending against llaniin
Rt this lime.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-09-28

.T'TT TT
The Relief Committee Of the City OF Richmond
have ,lai!v sessions, and are forwarding supplies 4"
n. Distressed communities ri Norfolk and Ports
mouth. Whatever, o: provisions. provcnd"r or 9th.
or articles are supposed II be wanting or deemed
necessary inr tier comfort and stis!rn"nrr' hrc
]yrnmm!g furnished. The authorities Of each place
invc been requested tn inrkc continual regulations
:,r whatever they deem necessary; and their want,
IRE Immediately compiled with. In" drafts Of the
coInln:i.cc upon tn. Treasurer are daily hnnorei.
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CsfE ASD sr.Eg sSws.

t"9i',TE!i"'' 80. az. Rear ~ TIn:oIh
a*b i'I:.!ahoE III. -'icur.0 -. Mun:oiri, Treasurer
GE 'ho relief Committee q: Richmond. nri.nuwlcdgos
Tie receipt al the following sums, contributed FOR tie
saIteIim. communities OF Norfolk and Portsmouth
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-09-28

SfR,or. AccirEvr.-We learn from tho Dispatch
,h,, Mfr. lob Atkins. manager at the Black ilcth
,nri nit. IL Chesterfield, while making an eSr Iora-
lion. !a,t Thursday, was crushed beneath a large
e,,n,. wn;cl. tel upon him md seriously injured him
lie wa. Improving slowly atlast accounts, butsuterinE
much HiIl.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-09-28
LETTER 80. II.

osIoA July lie lH'''
SIR: Nearly two months sInce | transmitted to
you mn invitation from cish. of our citizens, belong.
Ing to all the political parties Of tho day, 10 lecture in
this city, January 3, 1856, upon slavery, leaving ito
your judgment 10 Le;erinise the doctrines that yom
might SEE lit TO prnmulcatc. To that communications
| have no; yet received q reply.
An intcrcnmmunicaiion OF ideas between different
section. Of the country will DO likely TO do much to-
ward lessening the Ignorance Liable 10 prevail in DIFF
ierent locn;.tic-, each concerning the other.
Our citizens would be delighted to hear your expo
si;ion o! the political questions now aGitating The
country, and particularly their bearing upon TIM, ol
slavery, Which now seems 10 be supplun;ing others in
tho public mind. You afc looked upon in no slight
degree as the successor 10 Mr. Calhoun, and an tx.
pounier of those views which, for 40 long q series Of
ycara. he deliberately presented Ia The public.
lI,pinr soon to receive Il favorable response, | re-
nuin your ubciicni servant,
JAMES W. STONE.
HIM. 4. Y. BUTLER,
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L.ErlTpxS nos sLAyEHi

We ianr4 ;.ui,. Ito liuii.I.. brii.t. '''"' ''''''''''
ooii-u ~! .ur;UIugu E"n slavery. .iInii'' i"'''' '"H'. 81
Of lg-; winter, will be delivered i'll thai 'Iit during
The coming lecture srasnn, to commence "t tho ia oi
November. Some hnlf n Dozen distinguished gentle
men residing at the North have already agreed I"
participate in these lectures, and several distinguished
gentlemen from the South hive been invited Ia Gci'-
Yer addresses in the cuursc-nmons Others, the Hon.
4. 7. Butler OF South Carolina, ono of the hblest
Southern mon in the United Statcs Senate. who holds
ont somo hope that he will nccep: the invitation M IS
disclosed BY the annexed correspondence between
him and the COMMITTEES Of arrangements;
Bosros, May ~, 1856.
Dear Sir: A series Of lectures upon tn" subject "i
SLAVERY vas initiated and .ucccSrfnlly conducted here
Irr;,r rho mat winter, IA YOU may have learned i'om
Tho noners of the day. The audiences were large ana
intelligent, and tho card enclosed Will Indicate 10 you
the character Of tho lecturers.
During the next reason a largo number III gentle.
mon from IN: South will he invited T." !tror us with
the views prevalent in their vicinity; thus, III c"nltS-
ION with others, presenting during tho course every
shu,lc oi opinion nn the question. The respectful At
tariinn accorded 10 Gen. Houston last winter gives
assurance that arguments and opinions from thai
quarter will b. candiIly heard and duly considered.
You are hereby respectfully invited 10 deliver one
of tho lectures OF the course on slavery at The
fremont Temple, in this city, on Thursday evening,
January 5, 1870; or. II that time VIII not s!it your
engagements. please mention at once what Thursday
evering between the middle Of November aud the
middle of March next will best accommodate you.
The amount paid 10 cach lecturer will be one hun
dred dollars, hr bearing his own expenses. Please
favor with an immediate answer, and al your earliest
convenience thereafter transmit tho particular phase
at the subject that you will present.
Your obi scrv'ts,
SAM'L q. HOWE, Saa'L MAY, Pinto SANFORD,
NATHANIEL Is. SHuRrIEFF, joins VI. CLARK,
THos. RussELL, JosErH STORY, JAMES W. STONE.
IL Hon. A. 7. BrrLHR.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-09-28

Nor DEAp.-A report having been circulated tina;
Dr t.r,w, OF This cts, WAS ainnag The dead il Ports
mouth, We deem il proper TO cay that he is alive and
with HI, relatives in TN. vicinity. After Is return
from Portsmouth he suffered considerably from the
n,r.c;s ii his sickness there, but IL now rapidly iinpro-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-09-28

GENITAL RAIL EiLEr, JF.-
Thr ,uriic viii remember, that II was aiunnnc"d .
ivy week. siacc, that NJ. Eiict the distinguished
Chef EI-inrrr OF the Central K'il Road. WIS de-
-ain.G ia Europe ~ bu! Lch.:h, and rha; Er hnd r"-
,.l,.. -. Office. We ar: gra;ifett - he ebl" L" st":r.
lGn: NJ. Eu!"i's health j. !npruN in, and on h.: rc.
;a-n. wlic! "ili b" in ~" ~ three week.. IL" VI!
i'rui.s,y be W.! enough 10 undertake. the LIiy -:
consulting Engineer, winch position The Board ii
Directors mrv. offered !Inu.
In cvna..,i"a with tn, Ill Ij"rt, So. publish below "
s:at.!ncmi -! tie business Il Inc Road fnr Ju,: 3rc
iugU>; ii Hi, year. compared win n. yrrr. snow
m Il r,rait tia: mu-; uu gratifying to every friend .!
iI.cr..ai iiHpruy, yurm' - inr State.
OFFI,E Va. tsNrstL EAiL ROAD Co..
~!.!cu-uNp, Sept. ~. lSij.
Receipts -! tn Virginia Contra! kl!l Road C"mi't-
my. Ia tn" months oG July aud August, lS35, coin.
pa:-. Ti;u III" receipts Of the Company in July
ana August, lSji:
July. lrJJ-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-09-28

sroorIso.-On Su,dny lat, a white man named
.Irhu Ihnmas, while under the effects a !iror was
,rnIinr With Il lot ii negroes Oil The pink road, near
Petersburg. when L.: some ian"icd Insuit re p:ocur'
! ed a gun AMI ircl upon Thos. Scot, a free coI"'rC
mln, in!ltctiug II serious, though not mortal wound
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-09-28

ACcirESTs.-.A young man named Bos!cy. residing
near Holidays Cow, Brnnke county, hai his arm
20 badly crushed IN q thrcShing machine, recently,
Tint computation wa- rendered necessary. A young
,,aa named Steele. living near Bethany, wns badly
injured last Saturday week by q similar accident.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-09-28

.IrpGK B,YLY ASD FAMILY arrived in Lyn"hburG
on Monday and took lodgings u, the Norvcli House
III" NlrgiIian regrets To learn thnt the health %
he judge is Vet quite feeble. though some Sign in'
nrovctn.nt since he left hone is thought TO h. rislbIc
il e a- said In he doubtful whether he will take an
active part in the coming session OF Congress.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-09-28

The NEW NORFOLK PpsrM,sTER.-Augustu9 vi.
Vaughan. Esq, he present efficient Chiei Cierh W
the pos; office at Norfolk, Virginia, has been PR,
mp.cd 10 thu office OF postmaster. IN the p!ace - n
laIncnted DR.. Gait, deceased. Amongst otI'er iet nin ~,
mcndations in favor Of Mr. ", there was q ouIa
! and eloquent letter from the late worthy "eu If
writer, ON the very day OF his attack, eSp:ess.rG ~
Ike uncertainty OF his own tenure OF lite, anu ; TT Iho
tns, the otice DO conferred on Ar: v"uShI" ,bs i ,n:
Postmaster General Instantly recominenGeu snS ap'
continent, aud President Pierce % pto"p"' s0uN
| d i.
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j. GARRETT, Treasurer

Increase in receipts in Ang, 1888, over -
the receipt. in Aug, lS5i........-.. sl3,@3? Q!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-09-28

CHILD ScALDED TO DEATH.-A lamentable ai
cider; occurred on Sunday, resulting III the dealt, OF
HI infant child. the particulars Of which las given in
tie Amoriranl ARE q, follows: On that day, Mr.. ana
rs. N;.i!nr.:"n, vino reside OIL Clay. between Concord
ald lHtt streets, went; IL visit n n"ightor, named Gsth-
r.h;. ia1 lug with them their infant child. About hail
pas : O'Clock, while they were al supper. the child.
;wi" was III its mother arms. sitting nrar the head
pot :iI"l with boiling hot t"r. pulling ii over an! srGld.
III. i:.ai! in n dreadful manner rn the left side. from
tn .i,un! !or 70 IL. ,oc. M"I:cnl ail ma, in.,rr,!v
called in. buI cos.i 10 NJ g"rd. The rlill !img-rr,i
IL -raat SONY, from SUNDAY evening till IL O'clock
Monday. Il: which time the sp.r.t Of the little s4!r-r.
"r WINGED IL il DIT.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-09-28

IL" 4. rt;H'Et tU. Man,.5''
80 mr.. 10. goa, Hoim STREE. E.rr,L, ~-J
New &c " Yo o. .5 GIiT, o'p''' e. FuI'o" street xs
For IN" conv"nio1"" Of Hr.ic De,rc. u
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-03
CARVr:ls,s SPANISH MINTuKE.
FNliE GREAT PURIFIER e THE BLOOD
1 NJ 2 nnL-l..a n AeLnat-A IN u

Nof a pa,5,.is 81 Aerra,v IN IL
An lNfALtlelr Rtstpr Tor Scroiulo. kIne'. Evil,
Rhonmnti.m Obstinate Gntaneous Efuption4 pim-
pie. ar Pu.tale.on ne fnrr Rlatrhc. Soul. Crnnic
Sar, F,cs. Rine Norm on 'reror SrnId Head En-.
lareemcn, ard rain the Rones i Joints Stubborn
Ulcers SypAlifie d., rlrrz Lnmbago Spinal Com.
plants md all ,scasrs arising from nm inIudcious
use al Mercury lnpiudcne, in Life, or Inquiry of
the blood.
This valuable Medicine. which has bccone celebrated
or the number ai extraordinary utcs effected through
ITS agency has induced the prom ietor- the urgent
lursl ii lhr hirnd- 10 offer il IL the public ~hcl they
10 with The utmost rauG lcuce in 4 virtues aud won.
erfal curative propntic. Tn following certificate.
selected non, a luce number are however stronger
testimony than thu mere uorl OF the rropfietors; und
IRE all from gentlemen we'll known in thur localities
aud ot tho highest responsibility. many ofthcm residing
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-03

Interesting Ne'rs from Chind-Frightfm Nor
taify IA The Army-The Negotiations, &c.

Interesting Ners from Chiaa-Frightfd Nor
taiify IA The 4rmy-The Negotiations, &c.
&.
BpsreS. Feb. 1.-The steamer Africa, from
LiyerPoei via lalifax. arrived here this morn
ing-too late however. for her mails TO be sent
South by the train
The India and China mail, with dates from
Calcutta to Dec. l3, and from Shanghai 10 Nov
10Th. had been received. The Rebels had cap
turrd largo Junk belonging to the lmperialists.
There was quite u panic at Canton and it was
reported that an army was marching through the
Enpl-b territory To attack the Grand Lama
Thr London Times has letters from "Senta.
ov dated Jan & They give accounts of most
awful mortality in the hospital there. Fifty five
officers and over four thousand men were down
with disease, and the atmosphere was mprepnn-
ted with presidential odors. The writer consid
ors il necessary TO convey the invaids to Malta
or to England.
The Times in an editorial leader, draws u de-
pIorable picture of the English division in the
trmea. 1t says that since the first of January
about one thousand have been incapacitated week
Is, aud at least sixty deaths occur daily. tits
computed that there are not more that fourteen
thou sand muskets fit for service and of the whole
force not more than two thousand men are en-
joying good health The Times asks if the ma
ton is prepared for the complete determination
OF the grand army, which has been the object of
so much pride and socitude.
The Boulogne Gazette has adyicco from Der
lin, stating that doubts entertained in diplo
matte circles, if Russia and Austria will agree
upon the questions of the free navigation of the
Danube, aud the protectorate of the Principali-
ties, rs set forth in the points of negotiation
Accounts state that Austria has signifed to the
Prince of the Hungarian States, that she will
not require the mobilization of the military, ex-
crpt IA contingent to aid the Germanic States.
The latest Intelligence, previous to the sailing
Of the Africa, produced only slight temporary
decline in English funds. The Paris Boorse de-
clined one eighth.
Dispatches from ST. Petersburg state that the
tone of public sentiment throughout the coun
try had undergone great change, and was, in
deed, quite pacific. large business had been
transacted in tallow.
The ship Falcon, of New York, has been char.
tered by the French government to carry provi-
sons to the Crimca.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-03

MAssAcHI SETS SENAToE.-ln the Senate of
Massachusetts, Mr.. Wilson received a majority
of one for the L. :. Senate.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-03
prncreainrS Of ConrreSS

WAsuINGroN. Feb. In the Senate, Mr.. Sew
ard submitted plan of Hon. Mr. Baldwin of New
York for abol >hng slavery in the District of Co
lumbia without diminishing the value eff the pres
cnt slave property.
The Army Appropriation bill was taken up,and
Mr.. Cass made long speech in its favor. MIR.
Shields amendments is still under consideration.
In the House the snbtcrreanean telegraph was
taken up, and the amendment Of yesterday con-
CURED in, viz: to strike out the enacting clause.
Mr.. Richardson moved his substitute, granting a
wight of way two hundrc feet wide and the bill,
thus amended, pas .ed. Territorial business was
then taken up, and the House is still in session
when this report closes.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-03

SUDDEN DEATH--NIr Wright Southgate, cash
Ter of the Exchange Bank of Norfolk, died sud
denly in that city ON Wednesday last of disease
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-03

Hampshire county. Va, Maeh 1t, 1854
Mr. Z. 7. Cooper Drnr Su; Arrrruhlc to your re.
quest and my desire 10 benefit the afflicted. hero
b, ,rrty the grsat rcft hnvc Icres ell from the use
al Haar ea's Isgct1h1e Tmctwc
WAS taken with avioent pDipi alton rather nut-
lrr'ug an trembling al the heart, wli.l continued
erd Inv; seemed fmy heut Ind almost forgotten
A. office. lht family became ,iar'nea md procured
hutlc OF this valuable Medicine. und hrtuir had nkeu
e"ar one bottle of this T.nctme Of Hampop', wus
trriy relieved.
This islhe hird Instance of relief in my faml, rom
the of this valuable Medicine. I ~ three wears
agol hslal up with liberation Of my ankle from fleet
of what is generally called ilk leg had lost n u-le
and appetite. and tho sce WI ch )5tt inches
III and down. and hnli wy around NV nnkc, rejected
every elon In heal il until proc red linmptons Nrg
rt'hr Ineturcone bottle OF which restored my health
hnlrd my ankle md am trccr from swelling ihan Ion
ia" last hitlg4ea1&
Aga,n, one o my daughters very low from severe
dr~cutc Y, mud when she began sit up her feet
m'ncrd swelling which inrroH>c every a > mud began
In be very pninuI-sae ns.d bottle Of Hampton :
3HcHfe; the pains nssuuged, tue sWulus sub
stDd mi hen health iclnrnrdwe kept her legs bun.
dfPri will strips o waolcn until hrt strength returned
have he llt, particular. that others Ter similar
r, nnrn5 might be induced 10 avail themselves Of
1ul- lrmctl,. Yours with respect.
EtlzAnrrH EpwAUns.
do here'y certify fImt am personally acquainted
With Mr. Edwards, an cnn safely recommend the -.
boyc statement to be- correct
L CoortR. Postmaster,
C1pon b sidec Hampshire county, Nn.
10 hecate Lnde, aud Children will please eiNe i.
Sy,re ,el. aol p.,uR 10 name luuireds Of o1eys MS
Geo. W. Gaoltich. Cnrf Tho- Ganet, Robert Gant
JBrn"s Smttb, cured 81 Etou,nati-'e-
john per,ml 5. a. Griffin, Iohn Laha, Rev V. Es>
tiIrc I. s Navy, md thousands a. oth.rs cured Of
Dysrop-ia, Seroiua, Cough. Lice, Complaint. Kronch
H. ST. Flta-' Dance, 81. We teefleeor own citizens.
ri ~
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BY TELEGRAPH,
relegraphed 10, the Daily vng,nian

WAsnNGroN Feb 2.-Ex. Mayor Maury died
in this city, to-day at O'Clock.
NEW ORLEANS, Feb 2.-rho steamer Eliza
went down in the Mississippi last week below
Memphis and it's feared that thirty lives were
lost.
NEw YORK Feb. The tendency of Hour is
downward. southern heavy. Ohio - -. Corn
upward and firm.
BALTIMORE, Feb. 2.-lloward street Flour
held at j. 80; City Mills IS %. Red Wheat
81 20
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n CARD

FSNlIE suhseribct 'ctuus thar Ia II lis patron, md
4 friends for tho librla Iauunnge bcsipw, nn un
sinrc he commenced the Book bu.inc7 Ia ;Ai, place.
and commcnas to tbeie confidence Ia succes.ar,--
W lIiums Iloopc,
Inn ~ u K. 4 NILIfAMs.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-03
An Appeal TO every Man and Woman.
Mamn.hire connlN- M. M.cA Id. lsll.

Read the follow inc Certificate irem a Indy. endort
by Postmaster +. =. GooIcr:
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-03

M. 70 Malu II, KIrhmnn0. w.
AMI for .ne lay !. II Seay, d K. L,mao, } /
Thompson & Co, Lynchbwg, VA, aud by dan crs
Medicines c,rr,wl elr. sopj ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-10
SATURDAY, Dec. e-p. N.

SATURDAY, Dec. 6-p. m.
There was not very active business at the Stock
Board today but the market had decidedly upward
tendency. The Champion fever hes subsided ma.
terialy, and at the close the market strong, al
though not active. The improvement in Erie was II
q cent closing at AZ after bavingtouched 4sl. Read
ing went 10 ssl also an improvement Of II p cent.
Hudson River advanced q cent. Albany buyers
are said to be in market and the old runners OF
sodation with the Central lease by the Central are
sgain sfoat Western shares were strong Michigan
Southern advanced to 9al Cleveland and Toledo, 7Oi
al; Chicago and Rock Island So; Gslena and Chi
csgo, l2l-al showing better market. Panama was
1857 BIZ. ILL., Central Bonds advanced y cent, with
good demand. EIies 1871, rs; ed mortgage, 81. Hud-
cen River Sd mortgage, Sc. Goshen Line y cents,
81. These latter bonds first mortgage on 1874
mica of the truI road, and, in addition, have the
full security of the Michigan Southern and Northern
Indiana Road behind them. Bends ne better secured
are selling a. much higher rates in this market State
Stocks are selling to moderate extent a: about pre-
vious prices.
The market has not yet opened for Exchange for the
steamer, but rates are very frro Leading bankers
are asking sies y cent for sterling. The supply of
outside bills is moderate.
In freigets we notice to Liverpool, $4,000 bush.
grain at 3d. seid; 400 bales cotton, ID. beef g. y
tee ana hour @s. cd. To Marseillas aour at 81 %;
provisions 81 62l.
The buiness at the Sub Treasury was: Paid on
Tressu, account SIS, $40 %; Received on Treasury
account, s76ol9; Balance, q ole $50 2l. Paid for
Assay Office, s3l,s55 50; Paid on discussing checks,
s57, AZ 81; Balance 10 credit all accounts. an 7ss.
7l5 SO, against sll, s64 994 last Saturday
NJ. Albert H. Nicolsys regular semi weekly auction
sale OF stocks and boBds viii tske piece On Mond.y