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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-02

Lpatl sftha room entirely consuming them t.
.ifI5in fbrce or four inches Of the point where
fhcv PAS ont ofthe front building The paper
af ihe ceiling ana eoruiee as FAR as the "ir's
,sora consumed are very much diseolored. the
4eiliae presenting tie appearance of vast mum
Lcraf minarets seen at a distance showing the
yaiou. coloring If the rainbow. There is no
forlhcr elfrer perocptiblr about the house ~per Il
vcr, slislf scattering of tie iaster over the gas
MIN. cnbcddcIiu the will aiter the hoaso was
bailfana p'astcrad There is no evidence Of tn"
escape Of the electricity atany point. Til" ssr-
want in the Kitchen soy 'lqtall the hel~ rang VIC
lgutig aud thai tie electricity was pIa' in around
thcn The gas pipes were not injured. The
-Iqhi injury which the house sustained. il i sup
posed. VA. wing To the gas fipes.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-02
IYNCHBURG IIRGiNIiN.
THURSDAY MORNING AUGUST ., 1855.
Alisso M and Kanaas


We have before referred IL tho pro- slavery
convention held at Lexington. Missouri, about
the middle Of last month Tho prooccdnsso l
this body have been characterized by The Naal
ern press as inflamatory aud il has been alleged
that the oiiect for which the convention was held
was to bull, and iutimidato the people ef Kan
sas into the establishment # slavery IN thntter.
ritory But the resolutions of the Missouri con-
venti1n haveat length been published jaer}enfo
and they afford no sert ofground for lie ahavr
mentioned charges They are firm. but AT til"
same time, calm aud moderate in their tone, and
assert nothing hat the p'ain am mcomestahl'
rights If the southern people The Nisso1r'aa~
dselam all intention to interfere with the Joao
fdt settlers in Kansas ffam whatever quarter
they NAV come All that thew ask Is that th"
settlement of the territory and the regulation Of
It's domestic institutions shall rs cantrolledas
,he settlement and institutions Of other terrific.
tories have been Ly those impulses Of self inter
est and ooneeneaity of feeling on the part Of IT,
settlers Whie6 BY the natural laws Of climate
nnd soil will if undisturbed. invariably deter.
mine the ultimate CONDITION of the territory. Bat
the abolition leaders at the North have not al
lowed matters to take this quiet and natural
course in Kansas. They have incorporated
monied associations ior the ayowed purpose of
eoloniz'ne organized bands Of Abodtions,s in
the new territory. a mode of settlement wholly
unprecedented intho history Of our country. Il
= against this extraordinary and outrageous pro
srcdine that the Missorriaus protest aud they
have deemed il their duty % prepare for concert
ID action, in order todcfatthe dangerous and
+f.,rsl LESSONS Cf me Northern fanatics.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-02

~ 4Ft4 IA k flltt
>"os'"oe' al great sPee'' III '"No' 81 ''e Amer
lchh party, delivered by VII. 'Hiirnirl, IN Hat
place, on the It'll inst W make tir following
extracts.
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= ~ "'' IN wv y es''a
~ Us, "'' - t''' ~ my ''P'aE 1a''
= o',i ! I w. ''.'ss
'"'' 49, l'' ''' ~ - W P'l,
sn'R,' 9'''i'F n.y. ~ - nov" WA, u'' Na'''
NM ""' '''N WIZ - ''''' "a w" ''''' '""i'
P'a'n ~ 'ai''"''" aatEtI' 1n' 1"' Il Na-I vol
"''e 81 american ,'''"5 ma oee'''9'H,'a III inc
P1Po'aL n'ali' anu ht'''7 ohll In" tiertu' toned
WING, the he" o'"'' r2N,'i2 '"I7' ie''a III "A i''
h'h''a7 'APi"si7n' VI i'.i Afi''iah lht .Aa't#
',9h l"l ~ ""7 F'H'' "''''
MI a'lhoh,l"i'a Inc necessity IT 'He NaI'i
l'ah party lo de- what the odd 'alIt~ ei"'e #hi
tMhng Ia pieces as they "rr'="o9ij not and
could not do. IL" raIaa glowing AMI just ufaale
to the material OF the American partv-a t#t.ty
which had sprung from humble prIynte rita
not from politicians, aud the members Of oa#.h
were MI nnilN" sousoi thr s7b #H.H horn IT, .us
land, vino had here The homs- IT their eh,Ii#u'd
aud the graves Il their tathrr-Z"hp-e. Il,r Ilr
their country was in horn, purr and ~'rary. ..s3
in whose hands. if anywhere, thu destiny - I..
country would be .atc
MIR. {. then took up the slavery question. AVID
demanded what more any man #ryea In. s..,-i
pr,->luvcry mun-eould ass tluu the ph~iti.a f
the American party on that subject Wat
could be more national more -lf,,. more u....,..
fal There is 10 no mon aet "a on III, ..ub
icct in Congress, he people II fhv Suee State,
with their ,}Yes, aud when the tnriior, i, r.ady
for admission asn State she is 10 come into tie
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-02

Y 10 IHEEE O'tLOGK YESTERDAY.
VIM W LEFTWICII.............Prop rjeio,
d c Ward, Pittsylyania, G A Burton.J Uprike
Bedford; Jas Reid Richmond; 7 d Chalmers
Campbell; 5 + Nunnely, city; Z Peter George
kiimamock; Il NJ Burks, Go. & Ohio X r; W p
Holland, Campbell; W Harris and Fannie
Powhatan; Miss Shelton, Bedford; J C Tbom21
SON and daughter j c Gltss, pittsyyania; \ X
Moore, Montgomery; 7 c IIaly. TW Anderson
and Lady, Pitsylyania; iIannan narmnao. \
" Tenn Il K; \ w North, Miss North, Can,'
bell; II : Eminer-an and lady, do; Mrs T P,;ro
and daughter, Halifax II; S G Stewart, r :
Serogss Bedford; Jno II Booth and lady. Mis-
Mitchell, Liberty; y Adams and lady, y &C
Jones, Bedford; X MeGavock, Wythe; Il Alien.
Bedford; j Magee, Philadelphia 7 7 Tara,
ferro, Richmond; + NJ Clayton, Bedford: W II
Smoot, Amherst; RW Callaway> Pitt>ylyana.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-02
Filhbnsteline at a piaaonnt

The failure Of the Nicaragua expedition of
Capt. Walker will we hope put an end to the
flibustering exploit, Of that adyenturer. He j,
now the hero af two magnificent failures aud no
sane man, we presume, will ever again follow
him in another of his mad excursions. The
Boston Atlas has clever article on iibustering
in general and Wakes expedition in particular,
from which we make the following extract;
His Exoellency WILLIAM WALKER, by the
grace of gunpowder TX President of Lower Cali
fornia, anti late Liberator flor "A couple OF hours
of Central America, does not Aourish,we are Imp
py to say, il his predatory incursions. \ late
account represents MIR. Walker to he much in the
position of Bill Sykes,in the last chapters of Oliver
Twist. The invasion of Nicaragua turns out
badly. The whole thing appears to have been
upou minute and slightly burglalioas scale
Mr. William lands at Rcnejo, with fty.sN mon,
thus being a>t sixteen men stronger than The cap
tain of Forty Thieves With this terrible cohort
he makes dead rush at Chnandcgn where he is
joined by one hundred X fifty Central American
patriots, under the command of two Coy. (Mcu-
DEE and Pinto) Gnd one President (Castillon, }
The invading host then marches upon Ryas,
where the Central American patriots vary the
fascinating course Of evens, by going over to the
other sioe. The original fifty SIX, thus left to
fight out the battle, blaze away gallanty--occu-
py farmhouse and retreat from t-are finally,
after efforts worthy Of better cause. fairly
whipped, and Bill surnamcd Walker does uus.
tice to his name by -ayHing solitary and alone to
San Juan. Meanwhile, the unhappy Kinney
drives high and dry upon Turks lslandand all the
salt (which is known to be very plentiful in those
regions)w hardly save him. Thus ends the grand
Nicaraguan piracy for eighteen hundred and
fifty five And thus has endeed all our pre-.
vious Yankee ENGINEERING The fact is, i'll
clustering does not flourish in day of old. Per-
haps the breed OF Frobishers and Raleighs is ex-
tinct,perhaps the chivalrous fire which animated
their gallant bosoms has gone out in these day
of feeling rather than of fght-but certainly
their American successors rove to little purpose
and take nothing in their search for carracs and
their seek of capitals. We marched upon Cana
da and We're very glad to take the back track
home. We tried our fortune in Cuba, and very
i'll fortune il proved TO be- Our public pirate,
invariably get peppered, and invariably rur
away We say Our pirates because thes'
fool hardy expeditions always pretend to be an
MATED by an American spirit, and are Away
moro or less aquil'ne, starry and bespangled-
lobe sure, they have not the heart or the head
the capital or the conscience of the country; bu
they all 60 shouting HAL Columbia" unit
the cold lead compels them to change thei
tune.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-02
CITY AND STiTG DEPARTMENT.

CAPTAIN WILLIAM d. FAR The numerous
friends of this gentleman were agreeably surprised
by his arrival at i.ynchburg on Tuesday evening,
after an absence Of more than seven years Cur
personal acquaintance with Capt. Fair has been
long and intimate. and we tender him our sincere
congratulations on his safe return to his ma
tive place, from The distant shores of thc.Pueif,
IT,.
We ciio from galifornia paper the following
notice Of III" Captain sdepartarc from san Hran-
cisco.
DrrNulRE.-On the Corfes to-day che Of Cali
torl'a's '@re-t citizens leayc,u. for his. "Oll Nr
giaia li"me. lhereis ~ stain upon the honor,
rer.ft"aeh l. the name of Capt. Wm y. Fair.
We have known 10 man upon whose spotless in
tegrlty we would sooner have trusted fortune.
lite and honor. lie has held honorable place aad
has been entrusted with responsible position, and
has not betrayed eithnr. This tributes not paid
10 wealth, butto worth, which is infinitely beyond
all wealth in value. Neither prosperity nor ad
versliy has entlced or driven him from the direct
limo of integrity. II lac does not take million
II dollars with him, he leaves thousand friends
behind. every one ofwhon would rejoice hercaf.
ter 70 hear Of his rospelity aud happiness. We
could have much better spared many richer
man: we could n9t bid adeu to more h3ne,t
OIIt.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-02

SAM ~ MIssIsslPPL-Hon. w. l.. Sharkey.
formerly Judge of Mississippi, and late United
States Consul at Havana has consented to run for
a seat in the Lower House Of the Mississippi
Legislature.-Hei is the candidate of "Sam" and
the people.
The Mercury. at jackson, represents the po-
litica excitement that State as unprecedented.
Barbecnes and mass meetings are held all over
the State.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-02

REMOVAL OF REEDER.--The removal of Mr.
Reeder from the executive chair of Kansas will
give very general satisfaction in the South We
take pleasure in declaring cur approval of this
act of Mr.. Pierce's administration. We know
nothing of the anteeedents of his successor Mr.
Dawson, but we take it for granted that he is
men of different stamp from the late Governor
Time will show, however, whether the South has
gained anything by the exchange
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-02
Political sharp-Shootins in Kentucky.

Geo. d. Prentiss, of the Louisville journal, has
won for himself an enduring reputation in the
double, and seemingly antagonis,ic, characters Of
tender and pathetic poet. and biting, sarcastic
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-02
The PIiae Of Wheat oassti IA

We find the views which We presented iast Fri
day on this important aud interesting subject
confirmed by Mr.. kErIrIl, Of New York. in II
letter Just published W, regard linn a- the
highest authority on this s;arol the ocean in the
affairs of Commerce and finance, not only by
reason of his intelligence, but Of his perfect i'm
Partially in all questions of the sort. Mr.. KEr-
TELL says,
The crops lint are II come II market will be
very hrgp aud very valuable, requiring an an
usual amount Of money; bat the ~sppt of money
isycY larg,. There doe not scrn 10 he much
chance If u fail in prices abreei. TIE imports
and deliveries II English wheat for - week. to
juno -. have been Il, follow.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-02
Tribute of Respec'

At meeting Of Lynchburs Baptist Sabbath
-sl"'I' held on sunday morning. 18th July 1855,
81 Icing announced that our brother EoBHRr =
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-02
OFFICE LYNcHpuae AND ABINGDON

TELF0RAPH Co July 3 I, I6JJ
HNHE = ara Of Directors of this Company have Dr.
a. AIRED a .em annual dividend % } per cent Oh tl'
capithl stock, payable tie Stockholders and ailu
HE l7rh August. NM 8 NORRIS, Presidents.
mug 2-tI7;h
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-02

b"ttl'Iu t7ldt'S'
IHtEoYEp-ilmte an improvement has been
ade in the appearance of the building known as
he Arcala. MINER end of main street 4 now and
....;rl fat ,;A La,,1...,,,, ,,;.,,..., IA
''o
e0Vy' SNOWY 'oi"''t' "aa oeel P"' !" IL ana
ne bodyo tie building has had th" magical IN
unncc Of the printers brush exercised upon it.
Ntngntbpr o9ifa y cLanra for th batter hos taIo,,
l,,,7;, d.. ,ro,.l. a,'1it :. r. a..
'', III NV "''' - = NJ" o"9 VI '''
an soonest oo'laihgs III mat part oil the CITY.
The brick work was executed BY Mr.. Jas.
}euas}l IT, and seems to have becn dome in n
lj.,hr, ,,.n,,a. a. ~, loro ~, 3,,h. an
-. -, "
y" '''' ".e'' "''N 'A'''''o VINO may can
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.,'l.a1I. a,g.,..1
...'sz1p
'N'''''''''''' '''7'' ''''''o' 81
TIoHerrr ARRAY N DIxwrppIr- FATHER
.-Ye3baJ his S,o.--Nye le,ra from fine Sap,b.
iIr Dnt.oer8i fiat n hnrrihl, casa occurred in
D,uYijlie on Saturday lat. The circumstances
. =, H. H., fI,,+n. +, NJ Pl
'"ss' ''H''', '''"' ,'N ~ e'5 ~ ""''a i'o' i'l"-
1ddle Court House. Haa sent ms negro hoy to
'cter,burg On the day before with load Of oats,
nd tha boy not havinp returned the old man he
lrne.yery angry aud reproachcd his son, Benia.
hin Jones. a. the cause of tie npero's DELAY. re.
larI.ng that had he aceoapanied him with
be oats as he had been directed the boy would
ave been back. The son made some insolent
,mark in replv, which so provoked the father
nat he seized gun and pointed it towards him
Us he was about firing it. the mother turned the
un with her arm, and the load was discharged
| L. =.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-02

import, taJmc y. qa., I.l29lo l5s3, sis
British wheat sold. |.55L297 10-G,O3
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-02

n OEECE.-Al persons Indebted 10 David Ly-
- man notified that they mast make payment 10
me wthoa further delay, otk-rwise the claims against
Them vii b. pot in suit, in the hands OF IA Canstale
Ia be warranted. JNO. o. l.. GOGGIN,
mug = .d3t tc2tif Tlustce.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-02

il atiaiicl bags ton s1ir
lHNGHORNE x JOE "
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-02
UNITED STATHs COURT OF CLAIMS.
D. w BRYCE,

UNITED STATES COURT OF CLAIMS
D. w. BRYCE,
Counsellor and Attorney at Law
WILL PRACTICE ~ THE UNITED sfArEs CoUEf OIL
w CLAIMS Letters business be- addressed to hmat
II Wall street, New Yosk, Na-hua ton, p. c.
jy 3odgcly
WANTED g1I1EEDEATELY- co.of.
w ed GIRL, (>layr lr,letrcd) RON Il 10 Il yhtr'
oil age, inftaf. AlrI,ty grl 'fii in IA fpl
home 10y eary sp, ,jsati Il he Yirainian Olice
au1 l-Ils
JrREs1 FALL AND WINTER CABBAGE SEtp.-
L summer rurup
Just received salr ~
jy#e srFpiuyfN WHITEHEAD. druggists
II NtBYS TR1tUpHEBbGs- eacap 10y tie Il zen##1
ID tuiies country morr auts.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-02
ARRIVALS at the wAsHINGroN uorrsr

GE0. T. PGEEs. Srr'q. up l.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-19

Cash Music StOre.-OppOsitlOn TO Monopoly.
Music at greatly reduced rates.--HORACE WATERS
music publisher and dealer 1888 Broadway selling, in
opposition to the trade, his valuable collection Of
rights at the reduction from sh ngs to the national
currency He Is also selling superior toned pianos for
SITS, $780, 5000 S2l5 $22b, $780, $780, and those Of
every variety Of style and price, comprising pianos from
tan different manufactures Secondhand pianos at
great bargains-prices from $40 to $3.50. Pianos to
rent Neodeons Of every variety Of style, from ave diff
fsrcnt including the best makers In the
United Safes Each instrument guaranteed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-19

The attention OF readers who wish 20
bargain in the way Of furs, and at the
time get article that may be depended upon Is called
TO BANrA'S place, at log Canal street, corner OF
Wooster Here they will find all kinds OF European and
American furs made up in the best and most fashion
able manner and sold at prices to suit the times and
and the ateness of the season.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-19

Art and LIteraturc-ClosIng Up.-subscrip-
tons taken few days longer for the Knckerbocker
and all the other three dollar magazines, and certif
cate Of membership in the Cosmo poian Art and Lite
rary Association gwen to each subscriber Call without
delay at No. Aston House. and at the Knckerbocker
Office, 34S Broadway, up stairs Catalogues gratis.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-19

NAT s. hELLUR, AUCTIONEER.-BY HOUGHTON &
w M-llor-1h,s day, Friday, .. 10H O'Clock, at
house 81 Howard street, near Observation-Disclosures
sale of handsome household furniture Rosewood
pianoforie, octave; rose wood parlor furniture,
suite, choice oil paintings git frame French plate mir
tapestry thrre ply and ingram carpets twenty
rooms thirty horse hair mattresses patent spring mat
tress-s dsmask window curtains cosnices shades &c
suterior MADE mahogany aud walnut chamber furniture
10 matcn with marble tops, wardrobes, feather beds
large square French pillows centre, pier side and card
tables walnut extension tables several superior made
sofa bedsteads, tet+ atete SOFAS rockers easy chsrs
ypriLg seat parlor chairs lounges can1ebras otoAn
inssh oilclotn five halls hat stand, hall chairs gas
fixture elegant China mantel ornaments, lamps
&c also large lot 81 breakfast dinner and tea ware,
heavy silver plated cut bottle castors several doren
plated forks and spoons &c togathvr with about 100
quilts blankets sheets, pillow cases also table laen,
nspknr towels kc. The whole will positively be soh
without by order OF mortgage The house has
been used FIRST class arding house, and the fur.
niture In excellent condition and cost to farnish
1000. Deposits Sequire ed from al purchasers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-19

nj oRsH CAROLINA SIX PER CENT STATE slOCK.-
IN TREASURY DEPARTMENT. kALgIGn, N c. Dec. 25 1854.
O'Clock A. of the 3lst January next the purchase
of three hundred and seventy thousand dollars 10
running thirty years These bonds issued by the
State Of North Carolina and in addition to OF
the state all the stock had by the State said road
ami the dividends arisng from SAID STOCK pledged
their redemption
the purchate Of eighty thousand dollars Ia bonds
ming ten years, issued by the authority for
construction Of the Weldon and Castor Railroad and the
Improvement Of the navigation Of the Mouse and Tar
rivers.
Both classes Of bonds are, by express enactment
empted from taxation Tor any parpose.
They will date tn. LIST OF January 1855, and win
have coupons attached for the interest at ak per
per apnum payable the first days OF January aud July
in each year Bosh interest and principal will be pAya
bic az the Bank Of the Republic the city OF New York.
unless where the purchaser prefers 10 have them pay
able at the treasury Of North Carolina.
They viii be issued In sums Of thousand dollars
each.
Parties bidding win please address their letters en-
dorsed "proposals for Aorta Carolina Stocsi-to the
nnderssn ned at Raleigh N. c.. and will distinguish in
their bids the particular class OF bonds for which they
bid. They will also state at what point an what Kind
81 lunes they propose to pay.
TIE bids viii opened at 10 o'clock A. ~ Of me 31st
January next In the presence Of the Governor the Sc
cretary aud Comptroller Of State and OF G. W. Modsca
TresiGelt OF The Bank oil tue State Of North Carolina
The undersigned The right Of accepting such
bids In Whole or IN part as Eay be deemed most advsn-
tageouh to the state.
successful bidders viii be required, inform
ed OF the acceptance OF tne bd to deposit in bank the
amount OF thel bids with the accrued oerest from toe
first or January 1855 10 ths credit Of the Treasurer OF
the state Of North IarOn. This deposii may BE mae
ia the Bank Of tbs Republic, New YorS the Bank the
state OF North Carolina, or tie Bank Of Cape Fear,
Raleigh.
documents showing the great resources Of the State
and the ,mal amount Of her indebtedness may be htd
DE- RossE1I, city u Now YorK.
Dec. 20, 1864. u. v. COURTS, Pub. Treas OF N. G.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-19

WOODSTOCK, Jan 1911 A. H.
% commenced showing here at O'Clock last even
hg. The snow has reached tho depth Of nne inches,
and the storm still continues.
BRATrrmoRo,, Jan. 10, 1855.
II has been showing here all the morning, and the
snow 10 already four inches deep
BOSTON, Jao. Is, 1855
One OF the most rain storms OF the season has
continued all day, ard there Indications OF its
clearing up this evening.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-19

- ROfIRiEs, MACCARoSI, sARDryE5, TEA, IL.
VI quors, this day. at ii u o'clock 81 Dey street.
ner Greenv ehCofee, chocolate, sugars seglrs, To-
baeco, brandy, rum, gin, schnapps, wines cordias,
almonds, currants, prunes behring's knives aud forks
and shovss. Ai.o lot Of saloon fixtures chairs,
tables, crocksry, lie. w. CARTER, Auct oneer,
81 Dey street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-19

II ship BALTIC, Capt Jos. J. Comstock. This steam.
ship win depart With the United States mails FOR Europe
positively on Wednesday, Jan. "a at II O'clock NJ from
her berth At the foot OF Canal street For freight or
passage having unequaied accommodation Tor elegance
and comfort, apply 70
EDWARD X. COLLINS, So Wan street
Passengers REQ TESTED 10 be boar at IL y. A.
Tho Pacific viii succeed the Baltic, and sail Feb 7.
Hhirpers will please take notice that the ships Of this
line cannot carry any goods eontraband Of war.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-19

NEW ORLEANS Jan. IL, 1885.
Our cotton market to-day exhibited change In
prices The sales amounted to 900 bales The receipts
81 an the Southern ports o. bales less than
ct the same date last year Moasses Is selling at &c.,
CHARLESTON, Jan II, 1855.
Our market for Gotten is firm and has upward ten
depcy. The business to-day reached 2, 400 bales, at
prices ranging from &c. to sac.
BALTIMORE Jan. Is, 1855.
Six hundred head of beef cattle offered for sals a.
the to-day, and all sold at prices ranging from
So TO to SIS 3d. showing advance of Zoe to Soc per
hundred. Hogs brisk demand at improved
prices. Sales at So to % 10 per hundred.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan Is, 1855.
Our stock market showed little Improvement
this morning, sales being made at the following ratss
Reading RR., 36L Morris Canal, 11S Long Island RR,
lax Pennsylvania RR, 4s9f Pennsylvania State fves,
S5k. Money Is a little easier.