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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-07-14

DROBATE NOTICE.--Josiah Kiger, guardian
l. to William Rollins minor heir of Almerien
Rollins, deceased this day fled his accounts in the
Office of the Probate Court in and for Wood coun-
ty, for final settlement. The will be for hear
ing on the 9th day of August, 1850
JOHN a. KELLEY, Probate Judge.
July O. 1855.--9w3
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-03-09
Adams e COS Eixdfes's
1854. aszss 1854,

OFFTCR-lIcL1fe House,
IfoR SPEEDY and SS(e c6fyeyAfte Of nkebatdlts pack
aEE6 parcels, bank notes. snktle, gold III ehAl e "
sfkeal nesse stTH, leave our Gife for raIs Of
The Bast, EuiOie, California and AlStttlat Also
Wtllsylile RSToad, and C6Selaa aud Toledo ailtoad'
through to Chicago, 80; ,,.,...,eo,
PoT 2aIe Syie and al places on tho National Road
through 10 Cincinnati, louisville aud ST Lpllst
POr Sioie and III points on II titpIb and Ohio
RiIlTo 4, aud nom thence connect wi, out Great East.
eTil ESpTets 10 philadelphia, New York aud hoSlon.
WGtolset notes, drGflS, or accounts And b|S on De-
livery Of parcels, aid make piolppt returns,
EantesS ior Rast daily al = So'tlaekt A, y,
do tor west DO 10 AN.
d. torpltEblrgdo do AN,
Our arrangements ATE now e0npeta for the delivery o'
PesS'Ies s"u p'OO'eS W 'N rVvcs'' ADAMS 4 Co.
N. ptas,s. AGENT. Apl7
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-03-09
N0IlU.MEE8.

o,tt,, ttt 1,",t""'ett,o,. s0'Y
p'"'' Of iOselts ltt week
rwttr m .H'Ht -
10. Nn.u.,...lst.t.ti,.... ..,,,,t.""ltNg
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-03-09

CU-PAlllS ERSiilP.
tItIIR have this dsy
ior liz purpose oflrAtiteifE Colinssil Ald For.
Waydng business Under tue o. D9ale Y ss
tuttet s0IS 10 Tie firms Of CoWEl & AtSw9IdS An 4
s. loai Co. and solicit tolnpanfe o( tS business
u 'htIS'S 'fa' S.tSo@SG3illEflEs
March 18Th, 1871 mill
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-03-09
Notice

UhFS,
ID ReEIvEp this ily, the heat assortment Of Gents,
III youths, and eldLeH'S eoil caps ever brought y
Siye and quality. They eUmWl4 ~ part Az lOlloYS%,
ueas cloth opera, black and gents hair elot dot
black lah and green llllns, bupilps and apollo
AtSO tie HSyian pyTennlal cltket tap, new Arlltej
together with every otler dcstrrQ ot 3t
nFi4 y. u, liARPkR " SUS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-08

GEORGIA sCHooL-MAsTERs. .--Itisa a somewhat
singular fact that two of the prominent free-soil
members of the United States Senate, in early
life, taught school in this State, viz Lyman
Trumbull. of Illinois and VIM. II. Seward of New
York They did not remain long in our midst,
otherwise the country might have escaped the
curse oftwo such arch agtators. and the South
the annoyance of their denuuciations. Both of
them belong now to the third class Of senator's,
whose terms expire in 1861, and one Of them
(Nm II. Seward) is the most prominent candidate
for the presidential nomination OF the fusion par
ty of the North Trumbull taught school at
Meriwether, and Seward in Putnam county, in.
this State.-Journai and Messenger.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-08
ARE YOU SICK t-rhen you can't be cured to

4 RE YOU SICK t-Thcn you cant be cured too
"A Don't delay until your complaint incurable and
then when is late Fourhs of all the diseases
which people the church yards might be cured by Ayers
Gahartic Pills taken in Don't dragging through
the Spring faint sleepy and sess, because your blood
loaded with bile Don't the headache, Heartburn, and
their kindred disorders because your stomach foul Don't
parade yourself around the world covered with Pmplos
Bochc Ulcers all any of the uncoan diseases
Of the skin, because your system wants cleansing Don't
yourself about lean haggad all caved in because your
Stomach and Bowels need trengthcning into healthy action
Ayers Pills set these things right surely water uenches
he They purify the body and blood and restore their nc
tons into healthy activity which You feel as quick as they
are taken They the great medical wonder OF tins
age recognized by all who know their virtues and many thou
sands know them Take the Cherry Pec0rdt for Cough and
the Pls for all arrangements requiring purgatve medicine
Prepared by Dr. }. G AYE Err, Practical Chemist Lowell,
Aass and sold by all Druggists and Dealers III Medicine
through section sep
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-08

DIFFERENCE IN THE SET OF TIDEs.-Professor
Bache notes the following singular difference in
the motion of the tides in the Atlantic and Pacif-
ic oceans on our own coast in the Atlantic, they
flow from east to west; the coast of Great
Britain from west to east; and on the Pacific their
motion is circular, they sweep round by Asia.
turn and flow hack.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-08
MISCELLANEOUS.


4 INEN1pEWEN's ssOODs.---fA1I, gA51.--
~ WM l. PAGE respectfully invites his friends aud
TONERS 10 call and examine his Fall and Winter Goods being
Just 10 hand and the best stock he has had
onrring Among them Is piece fine BLACK clotha
really superb articles also rich BROWN Plum Mulberry
d oNo Cloths real French Castor Cloths for ONeeoats aud
Winter frocks; Black Brown and Mulberry, medium aud
ua me oekns and fancy Cassmeres rich plain and
Ncveis SIN qutngs, Sc &C. for Vests newest STYLE but
tons and other trimmings Also, Mems Furnishing Goods
Wa shirts Collars, Drawers. Under Shirts Handkorehes
'ravats, Stocks, Ties, Gloves, sc, sc. toe OTIS
4 tnrpentrr's Hardware. window GLASS, Ac.-
~ Having determined To rlosc stock Carpenters
Hardware Mechanics Tools Sc &C. cost those wanting
thing In that line would do ell to call before buying
oc 2lts-Rep copy A. WINSTON
EREsu FALL AND WINTER CABBAGE SEED
J. summer rurnp
Ruta llaga
Just received aud for sale by
jy 3ots srRofIiER WHITEHEAD, Druggists
4 HAVE NOW OPENED BEAUTIFUL ASSoRT
MEAT or GOODS, suitable to the present aud approach
ing prices cash customers part
Black Figured Plaid silks, French Mcrnos numba
zines Gohnrgs Aapacoas Mouslns and cashmoos
variety rich French Needle Work Hands the oxqn
Site STYLES Collars and breakfast Caps
dollar with entirely supply Ladies' and Misses
Shoes aud Caters with Cork Heels aud the
to stand equal to any oforrd TO the public
oc Ats JOHN ADRA11AMS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-08

CtRIosrrIEs.- are informed by Mr. Pat
terson, editor of the Oquawka spectator, that two
of the most remarkable curosities ever found in
this State are now in his cabinet One of them.
ho says, appears to be petrfied ham, so perfect
ness, where the knife of the trimmer has rounded
the edges. The other specimen is a stone con-
tanning Photographic impress of beautiful
landscape 1t is about four inches long by two
inches in width, the picture represents, in their
true coors, bluff bank of yellow clay, the
meandering line of creek lined with willows and
cotton woods, and a spring crowned with largo
tree. This landscapes the correct representa-
ton of Il view of Warren County, in this State
Mr.. p. attributes the picture to the action of
electricity during a thunderstorm, while the image
has been reflected on the surface of the stone.-
Chicago Press.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-08
TERMS.

,uaINIAN is published daily Mt So, ami tri-weeky at
mum Ia advance No Taper Will be discontinued, ex
re- M ntiou of Prupretors, until all srrearages shall
eprsEuENfs inserted for so cents per square. OF
ape for the first Insertion and 81 y for each CON
pless inner form weekly and then 80
will charged for each insertion. If the number
er IA not marked tho Ms ii will be pubshed till
cred out '"N TIE YEARLY RATES ARE:
-. snuare, daily %
fW " do do SO
for for sn sns square mi,weehy ~
fW do do $40
For for both papers subject to special
onae 5vartsers will be limited to their iumsdat I'm
As The ad dyertisements charged at transient rates.
an new advertisements appear In the daily and semi
ee obituary notices which czoeed eight lines charged
Nv ior
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-08

n Z r. n u
In pOI.-You can buy READf-MADE CLIO ifiN' ana
FIRNISFING GOODS at wholesale and retail IN every va
r,, and stvle at cash prices, by calling at AIFEL
NEWMAN of Main and Market Streets where you
LIN er cent has just returned from the North
w. where made good supplies express
" far his market most fashionable style and every va
iot in Tho and cheaper than was ever offered
ti cv Would not be better for you to call ana exam
e His ma nieent Stock and at least 20 per cent as ne
- al, a mods for cash sells them a much less than
me- rcgular prices same quality of Goods You can al
Cotbnr ade order in the best manner, and at
M ortes notice and always get the newest and most fash
ionahc G oods for your money ,--.-- :.
i0''' " APPEL & NEWMANS,
Corner of Main and Market streets
LYnehbnrg. Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-08

These Cloths made az Beoay Sons celebrated estab
shment In France expressly for sales We invite the at
friends the pubcto examination of these
Cloths They will be made up order short notice and
rpogO lp form
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-08

The above rates are Ohm River sght adVanee Is
charged if sent all the by Railroad No &orage CHARGED
on Cio5is ssht hrJa2 2h our line. Cousign TO
- BBJDGFORD x Co, Richmond
REFERENCES ~ RICHNoSp,-Stems & Brnmnol, Tinsley,
Tardy e. Co. S4len & Miller J. H. Claiborne, j w Wright
& Co Chas f. Worham & Co. Shields \ Somherylle ana
Iln,,,,ls n,yronnrt a O. june 2Jts.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-08

..sNA REWARDED dollars reward will be paid
NV for tho delivery each Of the follow ing named ne
the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad company
JORDAN, hired of f. NJ. Cahell ESD lrnsteeoi Mary H.
uorslev. WILLIAM, hired of Rebecca Williams
' T. II. GILL
S1IlltN Va a Won Il
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-08

Here the reporter could nolonger contain him
self, and his notes became entirely unnteliigible
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-08

INOFFEE-
Y 1000 bags strictly prime Rio Coffee;
700 Santos-carRo of the schooner Indicator, from
the Brazls-in store and for sale by = 80
EDMOND. DAVENPORT co,
No Richmond
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-08
MISCELLANEOUS CARDS.

hK. ROBERT EARLY. Dentist has removed
- his ofice door above his residence MAIN ST
and one square above Dibrclls Hotel jan l-dis
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-08

II WOOLENS, LlNSENS, &c, &c.-l have now open u
large stock f staple Goods consisting of Blankets of all
kinds iraVy Wnoeu Goods for negroes; Lnseys oznaburRs
Brown and Blaok Co0ns lickugsi Flannolsi kenthrby
James Also the best makes al Noiih Carolina James,
beautiful article tfrnllomcns and off for
cash on all bills over respectfully invite my friends
and customers to give me call
oc l5.ts - HARRISON LEWIS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-08

NOTHCE.-Tbc subscriber being desirous 10
~ close the remainder of the Stock of Goods at the old
stand of George Bagby WILL from this day oor the ehre
stock at and below COST for CASH only - -
oc 3ots BENZ F. SACKETT
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-08

VBNllE undersigned will continue tho business Of Sglcr
Mcllcry Co without farther change, under the style
and firm of JAMES \ SrlGlER & co Al personsshaN-
ing enms aEAnH tho firm ct Staer, Mcdcry n Co, wnl
present hca the undersigned nr payment and all indebted
viii make payment 10 them
Oar Stock Of New Fail Winter Goohs Is complete
and is surpassed by any ia the market We ask Of
friends the public Il call !. A. STIGIElt,
ia I'EIEl,S
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-24
COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
Feto ORLEANS gsaossp Gasrgst.
UhEtcEAT ottitx, Ne. 10 Camp street. /
Tuesday ETeuipf UctobkY 49, 1885

UsEacrAr ottiex, Ne 10 Camp street.
tuesday EvsnipS, October 3d. 1865 !
The favorable position Of our Money market, compared
70 other large nsrss ID much in our favor and with
the ass stock and continued heavy receipts Of Cotton
tending to remove All spptshsnsio Of Any disturbance
reaction previous to the advent OF the new year
ages Us to exut in the strong condition Of brr Commercial
conmuhity The smiles OF Providence have indeed been
howered on u.s. with early restoration Of the health Of
our city, though, have before said resident
population never enjoyed greater immunity from dis
ease Thousands on thousands Of citizens annual VISIT
ors and strangers Of every cline been focking in
us for month past and thousands the way with
s tne appliances and also the expected annual visit Of
our agricultural friends Of this the adjoining States
seem 70 impress on us that important and prosperous
season mas commenced. Blended with these favorable
impressions and closely allied with the result is the good
position OF our moneyed institutions which, compared
with the same period last Year henQ-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-24

d se y e b,s. Beosa
Davenport Dc % Rh.ra &els 90 DO II
DO ssss sast. q % "
"o a. ssmns,,
"a Sga G soy s hid. sassn
ssssa ases 4. s.s moss P.ya s,hs
ALExAh yistos-s bales cotton pauehe co
by vaa"so * ase saiss"S 5s. o
fo@ro acss hds Jaso t.
Bro--snndriei ORDER 10 Ley'
BAYOU sARAmseans Capitol bales Dunbar co-s
y Isgsl9s D pr Seoss If hds.
molas.es IS hfdo 800 ~ aa'' saEaf " Dol
oB R9PNsxms.sae rssTs bale.
cs L. ss 3 Bs,M,ee %s6 Lsyn
aoa esl fss &c. FIJI w.. esyas
ole Bent &ce7 coils rops son ps
Total 1905 bales Gotten. % 'H''' ~ ''''
BAYOU sARA-stsamsr bale. cotton E rhomp
I'epls A sndslaon Psas1 W.rd
Msaasa aeissasss Evil s Rsa sss r.
psss a l.
IT. ns s
70 800 bales hsd sugar ~
&. 20. s' II I'll
sta ss 4ss sess,o.
Duff 4sosss ps.ss. !. &
eo ISp Farm ~ IA Dc DO Hsgss ,stug
lean pipe kegs Shark ssuhr &eosia pLrs mss
ss sss fsfs sa o. sSe q ss
% 90 ans 1s 5s ssPs IS S
ton co+ heal Moore hay Ysaman /
VIGIL bs syy asss, q
CINcINNA TI-Steamer Lsnda-so bois whisky R Mctr. A..
go broom. Adamt8 pigs mdss " ;dht &C.
ss5" oaao Hewitt So s e aas
T. ai eus so Do % 90 G d
~ broom, Doou sebe see- 80 Sdls
do do Ftllowss aeoio 10 bale, tobacco
watt Smith-snndres o order. - ~ taush
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Balf.st451 bal cotton Job, .tt
pa, saaa ssanssa Robson
passn s,e
G,s"gs3o Bic ash,ia Nagsa, aseg1 Hsr soss
ti.,ss Jackson SsS.s s, Ward ssaaaels
s sasss fs. ss
sfss ws
slai, asoss Aos Gayle &soii MeRas, Ad.dss Goldman
Msos JIM Nils L SSrsa se
20 e. au nsso ROBOTS IT, aok
IS DO ca, snpy y Dbl. asald Ma..e
bal cotton. 'NN " to'"' 4s''
ST LOUIS. s. Steamer Flying cludl4c Dbl. aeur voorhe
pa,cbsrs5s do asassa Sss Hour he KEN
s. P s Says
BIZ @ saPa1. Grief so,s+ 81 hs Dy
Turnasado Waters &co~Sis Do po,s'Se.
sS sssHi' 1ae% Ben &c.,
bales hy Ssr. s..
Pnckrl &eo5 eh isdo Norton Ao pks Pkg, sdrs
d a " Fe. s
SIC hbls -four James Connolly head hogs
90 bales cotton. Ne
Fnnk L,en-So7 bales cotton Joek,n 6o
So1 Estln aeo2oo caddy Brown Pchr Goodrich Seo
~ ,syrns yaaee seoss ssofss Conno
rs;sp Stevenson aee-ss Miles Adsmsso Pnrv GLADDEN.
Baeknsr Stanton Newmanao Richard Nugent &eos Pnci.
ard Aso-sa Thonhil acos1 Ward sundars smede,
Seo y John Wat Baads HsbSard-a4 do DO
Hughes Hyl.sd Aee1s aka Ward, Mathematics
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-24

peersass In i,dsbtsdu al9ss $50
Being an actual decrease In Loans and Discounts,
rather indebtedness OF over million and quarter
with an unexsmped stock Of Cotton and daily acces-
sions, TO sustain our financial position.
There does not appear be any demand for Money on
the street. and rates paper we NAV consider as
nal. The offerings in Bank to-day were however close
on their income and every thing of medium character
was passed as well as the magnum bonum We observed
yesterday better feeling in Exchange that feeling has
been well sustained to-day thoush there have not been
many sales
The Banks continue to draw at per cent discount on
New fors, private drawers at e to n and some opera
lions on the streets are made at H. 60 days New York
are not SO plenty at the Of last week. and rates
are In favor Of drawers say * to 2 and TX per Ct dis
Bankers or Exchange dealers sell at per ct First class
Sterling for direct remttance Is held at TX there was
sale 10 one lot q The market ranges from
N IN and N and *. Francs under less offerings
have improved and a2 TO 5.2s and tip top rs are
the rates Sterling with shipping garments to the ex-
tent OF TWO Thousand bales Wac engaged to-day at 106
The Stock market is unusually quiet not sale or an
offer do We learn The question 10 with holders and
very important one we sell how can or where shall we
reinvest to better or 80 good ADVANTAGE Conse
quently there must be higher offers than any made to
bring out sellera. p.grHa
statement is going the circuit Of the leading CONNER
ca Of the Union giving the amount of duties col
lected ut the several cities for the first
OF the present fiscal We give i. below as taken
from the New York Express As regards the amounts re-
ceived at this port they entirely variance with the
iDpst books at the Custom House, and should read for
the quarter 1885, 1929 the quarter 1854 1892 $50
As We have Of ascertaning whether the amounts
for other ports may not be erroneous publish the
statement as we find it, also the actual amounts re-
eered Tor each month of the respective quarters at this
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-24
IMPORTS.

GALVESTON AND INDIANoLA Steamship ps,,.,srsn,s
e eo,on nsstnan Aeoi Oakley ~kins-7 Fsrlsy JSry
ss,s Hs5d,ag keo1i Blair aeo4s May vsssol
neDoreu siils aco-2e0 cs,,l. Msh,nnsr,.s -
'ohhL Lee Baksr CoiinsE Hart Aco-Tosl si bs.s eoon
~. NJ VA sisALBg Gss,ng-saooo specie ..
ID DO has III Pkgs bxs cigars Do mdse r
Cd % bass rice lot old copper do ndss
BosTos-shp Par,hetoa- tons ice to l. wsrrsr
msrchsndiae. 7 1872 - f" Ahsf oeo-hsaofted
MAhkSSehr Eliza Fks casks cases tobsro sa mi
pen ot Me6i do do So do teb NJ
aiss Rogers dco-e Dona.ta do ma MI
summers dce-3 eigdih eaaks vii. Eillit, &co.
"a a VIM katnsgI bbs Mstc II G.
eo-2as do do Post dMa-2 Rogers 400 =
MADiSoNpILLE-Sehr Dana-6eO bbis sand to order
ANTE RFER-sebr Mayho~er-s5 tods wood W W Ki,pat,;t
ANTE RsER-sehr Gen Wcrth-75 cords wo5d to ordes
ANTE RFER-schr Croue- 40 cords wosd 10 ORDER ua3
BLIND kisEK-sehr Morning S'ar-Weoi to order -
BoNFoucA-scar Desire 400 bbis sand.
CoFiSGToN-Sehr Elizabeth IS cord, wood otder
BosFoUCA-schr Belle Rsee-5 $40 bbl. sand 10 order
B0SsGUCA-schr Ttois F,ue.-2sI0qo mi Ks to order
PESsACoLA-sehr Deer 10 Pooley Nir,I A
BoNFoUcA-schr Alsgon-4s0 bbls sand to o.de-.
c1FGNGToN-Schr Adhesion bbla saad to order
BoNFOUCA-sehr Fraitisrs- $50 bbls .oud 10 erdsr
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-24
EXPORTS.

MY WEsT VIA THE FLORIDA PoRTs--stes Florida
le casks bacon 1885 bbls -four moasss do L az
cora, bids rs shorts " '.S, s1' ssek'
GLAsGoW-ship Ere-I9ss psles option
BOSTON, Bark Philadelphia So baes eeo, ,4.a III, a. ~.
bags wbes 500 do '''' ''A houf, 2is
53 ties and s57 bill. lard, 4 md.s ' ''0 'hs7 Hhea'
PENsACotA-sehr Star 50 600 bricks
MoBiLE-Shr In :inbs 30 corr $50 do oat. s
bales m5ss Ico empt, a ,Arrsls. 49, ''' w ssA'oi
rENshcoLAser Houso -four 10 do lard N 40 bd an
90 nse 70 % 20 DO agar rs wk rs do poa az ia n
HI -hat o W. 70 Kegs batter rs do
brsa. 800 ''i W. sA' eops hu 90 oats, 10 do
CORPUS CHRIsTI-sehr chpols-1so ,.ct. sow -sd 4, -, AZ
be whisky 20 bbfs and brandy is DO fur DO ad y
bses '0oaeeo, bills wine ,undIies Nv N'' AVIS soap
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-24
DUTIES RECEIVED 1sr QUARTER OF FISCAL YEAR,
-4Ss4,k33l
s32s,lie


Many erroneous statements have appeared from time
time regarding the business of port and generally
undertaking the amount which believe originates in
Washington City.
We have dates to-day from New York to the 10th Our
advces in speaking of Exchange say Foreign Exchange
lie ipactive for 60 day bills London leading bankers
are down to cs but buyers demand still further reduc-
ion which drawers for the present decline to concede
Paris 5f22h to 5fl6h II said that the agent of the
hothschid besides shipping specie hence also obtains
considerable supplies Of gold for France by buying stsr
ling bills paying for them in exchange Paris and then
dscounting bis purchase in London obtaining the pro
ceeds in gold and shipping the latter the
The statement of the Banks Of the city Of New York
for the week ending the 18th inst the following diff
ference compared with the week previous
2l,tsl
From Phsdelphia and Baltimore We have accounts of
an increased demand for moneytrset rates ranging for
good commercial paper from and 10 per cant New
York at this time happens be the creditor of all
marts say Boston, Philadelphia aud Baltimore the differ
snce having to be made up with gold t' -#3 .I=
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-24


Steamship Psrs4rsrsnes Shepherd fndianos via f.,v
Inst, to IiaIris Morgan fst district. "' sta
ship prsSer ~ day. fom Boston, 10 H,ndon
Brig estine Tsuis from campe-6a Via s.a ihy
naniez-ld district. "t 40 VI
seh E. Fk sinpka,, from stMak, wiokhap hese
ssar Wm K.ie. ssIos Assaehcoa to ns,er,,
sehr Disns, Wshltn, from Naturalization. '
scar NaSh .ver, Ryes from hrliie Riyer-Bksin.
Srhr t'ep WORTH, Christopher, from Amiie Riyer-B4n
schi Ciiiqns, -, from Anite River Basin.
schr morning. siar, Bsuf1r. from Rivef--Bisn.
Schf Desre. Melon, fsom Bunf4ues-Basin
scnf Eulabntb, Braafrds r. m CbviHgon--Rhsn. ....
schr Bells Res, -, from Bo,foura-B.tfn
oehr Iroa F.nsr Mel D. from Bpn'Ogca--Brsin,
senf sef issnd 2dsys from Pensae poolsT Seo Sro
sshr Phoenix Blown. from Mtdsoy ia ballast. 70 ma,,rR,n
ooar hsgnn - from Bonfouch-Bssia. -
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Oregon, Msiers, from Mobile,
Belfast Taylor, from Memphis.
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Soathern Belle, Broadwei. from GRIND Lake
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