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HfP'MA1ToA 20 no oth July ls1o'
y In" ,'i,roit G 'urt ot APpomattox, MI Hancock
4 m b i, Hancock. l'lttIs.
Against
A. -. Pakcr. nln'r. II + ward Watkins decd Pniip
Nakirs. Ihaml= w. Tlorn!il. mud Martha. hi, wife,
J e Watkins. It"bct X. Wa kirs. Merry Wefb All
Macy. his " f., III" said Andrew Is i}aker, and Lrui
81 =. his WIFE Wn. L. Pnttcson, and Martha J +.
Ii. wife. Da' ii Anderson, II. Il Co, and Nathaniel
Wakins. Deus.
To ia" rariies nhove uame !, Plaintiff, ami d tert
aatS. the C.rcuit Court nforr-ail, on the 10Th Ap,il
1855. in tn shoye suit, mnde the i1IIov ing decree. viz
THAT Commissioner Wnoi son do a,certnn the guam.
THY % ana Of which r Iva 4 Watkins died se.zed aud
VIII il ouN ia possession thereof, and who has been in
pnsSessiouof the SAM, and how long, or of any part
thereof and # only of pint # what part
That aid Commissioner d also ascertain what is
the an ual value of the reat Of the sai Itpd. on So
much thereof as has been uc"upie |, and who ms cuiny-
ell the benefit nt said rents.
That said Commissioned do also ascertaln WIN vas
erti led to said innd nj the dea'h of sad Edward Wat
kin, and VIII is now entitled thereto.
That the report of Camrn s-ioner G. eltlam "f the
account OF A.. b. Baker, air'c q Edward Watkins
dec d., be recom'nittrd 10 Commission r " oolspn, win
Instructions to him II take q further account Ut he al.
m ni-trption by sud Bake. Of the estara Of .aid Eli
war Watkins Iced and ulao AZ arrouut hrrwr,n the
said administrator aud the defendant, Jael Wathin,;
and also an account Of any improvements. made upon
said land since the death Of The ,nii Eiw RI Watkins,
aud who has mate said Improvements, AMI make repolt
thereof 10 the Gourf.'
The par res interested will take notice thai I have IN
pointed the 9TH day oi AugIsi next. at my ofice. to per-
ta1n the several hnfirS required Of me by the ,ove de-
re; "h n aud where they are reylirei TO attend by 2
o'ciack, a. VI with AL the necessary eyid II e md pa
prr~.
Gwen I'm Ter NY hand n. Commissioners in CfanceIy
OF the Circuit Count ct Anpomatox.
July 9-rw4w NJ W. NOODSON. CONT
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XALUARiE ron

' SHLT"- In nars ihnce # nut arity yr.,ed -.
by the ir" tees. | viii otier. for saIe a, peJla, ~ me
ne e"'''F 81 d "te',t, nn Srarl,y. the Tim I,yn
AnsaS' next, the following rrcct. If LAND t.l'S W
10 Washington College, VIZ: ''"'s'ng
4 tact rt.ttd the Wiacatt,n r,,,, 49,.
Lands oil Thomas u Wunl. mn / nthrs rom, liz te
r.cen' snrvey,two hun he'd and Thirty eight eo,es
This is Land Of excellent qnnIoya d viii wa, rd
raei ni one hundred acres wing udi,inine Nose. NJ
ll"' 4 ithct ct one hundred ares al,ui ug Tbono.
iHek"r. 4 Irnci ii three tldl Ell acres ndioi,I,c NJ.
Waits and others. Aneiheri rarl of three / n3dred A.
lyias mem the hest. Il h thu Tracts IF thra, Ln,
acres are pnft' "f u Tlnrf Of eig' l hundred n.rez ma
nIl the ubove Trart, IL il the y riitv Of Pcd1,r AZ
The terms al the sale will he M thirt II the
chose money IA hanG; and The resi- iue in our and f.,
yars, wi'h inlcre-t on the d farrrI ii.fnua,n,. S.. '
date The ale vii be warranted by tie 'allegc
July Q eds : N,D N7,pp
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the .1aeksonian era. lie wns one Of The parcst
statesmen that this country ever produced and
his memoirs will no doubt prove a valuable nc.
cession 10 the political history Of the country.
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RICHMOND MARKErs.Julz G. 1855.

hue i0To"l0g qu0'atIOUs are Whole,uIe. Tor
small oricIs ii9hei prices will be charged
BAcoN-City cured uni Smithhcld, hog und LA
III 'ctr-, scarce; Western Sides 1N5 IA lie finn; Sholl
ders l0ll0t-carrc; Hams 10 ll24; Western Ragged LIZA
i3; Queen City Hams l3I cent: North Carolina hog
round Ice; Todd's l2c; Bagge Sugar Cured Hams II il
Id
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CATTLE. HOGS AND SHEEP.

BEEF-s3 50 a 81 81 y ewt. gr,ss, which i. 50
net. Surpy nod,rate
HOGS-$7 5o,sp hundred. Supply moderate.
SHEEP-Muttoa sell for $15nS5 "A piece. or 81 30 to
Al per huadrri gross. fr ordinary aud hyperion Sheen.
LAN"S-s2 N - 80 each. Mutton aud Lambs
ver, srn,ce
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TrNNEssC ErIorioN.-Ihe Tennessee olce
tion takes place about the first of August. Mcre
dith p. Gentry j. tho American candidate for tn
gnbernatoriaI chair in opposition to Andrew
Johnson the present Democratic Incumbent
Col. Gentry WIS a member Of Congress when
General Scott was nominated for the Presidency,
and united with Toonhs, stephens x Co. in a
foolish protest against that nomination. We hatl
now, rs we held then. TINT tho conduct of Gentry
and his assooiatcs was wholly incxe lsablc.-
Nevertheless, we sincerely hope he may triumph
in the approaching contest. He is n man Of fine
abilities aud of high personal character aud liz
opponent johnson is one Of the most rndical IND
disorgani4ing demagogucs, perhaps, in the whole
Union.
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mont. s75D Rhode Island, : l00.-Phjia. ledger.
The salary Of the governor OF Rhode Island
has recently been raised To II 900 per annum.
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SALARIES OF GovERNoRs.-The Governor of
California, $4,000; governor of Virginia, 81, 900,
New York and Louisiana, 81 900, Maryland, So
600; Massachusetts and South Carolina, Si,5G0;
Pennsylvania, Georgia, Mississippi, Tennessee,
Oregon, and Washington Territories, $1,000;
Alabama, Kentucky, Minnesota, New Mexico, L.
tab, Kansas, and Nebraska, $3.50; North Caro-
lima. Texas. and Missouri, s., 900; Arkansas,
81, 500. Maine. Florida. Indiana. and Illinois, 81
500; Delaware, 81 1873; Connecticut, S1,l00; New
Ham nsbira Micbigsn and Iowa. al 0Q1. YER
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y NEAR LlNCHBUR In pursuance Of ~
cree OF tue Circuit Z" IT OF Amherst, al the March
term 1853 in the rae e "Stat.Hmy. Tow,Lun - y
Undersigned a-cammi .,ioner~ therein named. ri ,a
coed ON tie 9Th day of August mex. ppm the pronil
to sell n pnblic auction I" the HIGHEST bidder The Tn arr
ct iAHp e%i'ngins to HI" tia b. T,wney, lying in A r..
posed to con,ain about 2l3 acres. This Tract ,rIoff5
i.toucned by the Orlng. Y Arxlndria Railroad liza
upon Harri4s Creek, nnd with a small curlsv n -
otle one OF die most dr'ifalIc locations a ouni rhe cig
- %ynchi'ulg. There Is IL fine or :hnrd and marie, A..
den u,tachc i 10 the place.
TFHns.-Cash o~1ough,o fny tie eXpen,es oftL.
sn.e-5a' ance in lhree insialp ents at -, Is mud "a
m"nl.,s' interest odIsd' with bo"d and go ID security
aud title reserved until the purchase money l., all paid.
JOHN THOMPSON. JR, L.
SAML GARLAND, JR Com IA.
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y Halifax Circuit c. urt. l2,h Ma,, 1855:
d John A. Smith, Stertf of F,anklin County. and >,
a. such administrator de bnDis non If WI mn :
Mccormack drc't, Pm, :
Anderson Nee rnacs. Mrlc}i,edeek Early aud .
OIev Hopkins, D,f.. :
And
An Ierson Mccormick, Pltf
Agajnst :
john A. Smith, Sheriff of Frank in County. and =
- sunh administrator de mis- non Of Wiliam :
NJ Co9mack der'd, Henry Showa'ter and Joseph :
SiuWalt'r, DrftS. =
The Conu d tt, L erefbre, further ndludge. order,
and decree thai one of the CpmmiS>ipn,,s Of the Gu
rnit Court OF Fr ,n,lin County d. ar rtain the amount
OF the share III Ctrnute's estate, which belonged to the
rrrr' s-nt,tive' Of the mother of the said Anderson
McCnrmnrk, and Ia whom the snme belonged, whether
10 her clilJres nr In aet husbard. and ma Ne report
.hereoi TO this Coutt.
AMI tie Conrt doth further adiGdgr, order and de.
cree that the sama GomnisSisuer do take an account f
ri payments, il any. r1nIe by the said Anderson NJ;
C"rmnct, ar hhs bro,her and liter. To William Meteor
much on acrnnut ri the purchase rl1nrv due Tor the
sad >Iaya, Ma lila, and make r-po,t thereof to rhis
Court. A Copy Rxtrsc,-Tr.te,
WI. HOLT. CIR.
Ga Friday. the l7th day of August. 1855. at my Office,
in Rocky Mount, in Franklin County, | shall proceed to
ascertain the matters and take the a, counts directed in
tho foregoing decree, and all the parties ara hereby re
qnircd to appear before me Mt The said time and place.
prepared with the necessary evidence.
HUGH MELON, Commissioner,
Franklin Circuit Cont.
Rocky MoUsr. Va J1iv ?. 1875 io'9 -
AANIED-A young ruap a. u,-,>,am "a nlug
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Expedition to Central Africa.

The London AthenGum states that another
expedition to Central Africa has been determined
upon. 1t is to be fitted out by and under the iii
rection of NJ. Brun Rollett. a Sandman, re siding
in Khartum, who for the last twenty years was
engaged in mercantile pursuits. The gentle.
man has already assembled the Bahr ell Abiad sew
eral times from Khartum as far as five degrees
north latitude, of which explorations a full ac-
count will shortly be published. As may be sup.
posed. NJ. Brun Rollett is intimately acquainted
with the countries of the White River, its inhab-
itants and natural resources. He has been very
successful in his mercantile transactions, partic-
rlarly in ivory and gum, so abundant in these
countries, the yearly export of the former
amounting at present to 500 cwt. But he has rea
son to know that the country he now proposes to
explore is much richer in that and other articles
of commerce. This expedition will consist of six
boats, manned by about six men, all well armed
NJ. Brun Rollett is strong built, and Injured to
climate. of scientific attainments, and has been
aided in his scientific outfit and preparations by
the savens ofParis and Turin. The expedition
is entirely & private one, and undertaken by his
own means. the French and Sandman Govern.
mehts, too. having given him special
dations to the Paoha of Egypt. NJ. Brun Rollett
is at present in Cairo, and will shortly start for
.Khartum, where his final preparations will be
made for the descent of the Bahr Ell Abiad and
Cahr ell Ghazal in the direction of Wadau.
BIOGRAPHY OF JUDGE WHIrE.-We learn
from Brownlow's Knoxville Wing that a bio
grephy ofthe late Hugh Lawson White. will be
issued from the press in course Of the coming
Fail or Winter. The work will be from the pen
of RMS grand daughter, Miss Nancy N. Scott, of
Knoxville. Judge White played a distinguished
and honorable part on the public stage during
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BLACKSMITHS AND FARMEHs

10 r~ARMRRS.-tOr tNn DOH ir. vii send You a
4 necipa f + taking fl Ringh me and 'anr SPAWN
This ueyrr fills to AXE off these Ell, re4enres If proper
ly treated. uind you not to make this Recipe nuo~n
unless YOU 1t seni me SlG0.
TO B~LACKSMfrHS -Far NO dollar will send
You "a Recipe for HeIdihg Irnn and Stee! wbirh i, equal
in every respect 10 npfaA 10 cruts worth # tbs C. N.
position is equal 10 on dollar, worth of hornx. r.,
Reci1e is MT TO BE- nude knp"n znIc.s you dtsl END
me so.
Persons purchasing Recipe, after !lsine them atr'a5
VII confer a taE' r By srndt ~ r" thcir - rtid'Hte-.
Ad !ress II. ". KENNEDY,
July 9-c6t STEELE's TAVERN AUGUSTA Va.
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y Franklin Cirruit Court l8 y NJ y 1875;
1 jeremiah Holland, and Mary, fiswiie. Antren
He land. AID Sarah, his wife, aad juin II HeL
land Puff. >
Again4,
John W. II ,llard. in hi, IVA ,igtt. and n. elo'r
Of Andy S. Holland dr-'l, Prr,r \. llolani, ,
christopher G.. Hollan Atdre y A Holland. Ma
c. J. Holland, Nj dret ll.Ilanl, StcLhe 5. Hal
land aad Mary s. EInI,n1. Dcft-.
The 2untt doth 4dIndgc. ord, ra i decree thai Hug d
Nelson, nnc oi the Commissioners of thi Court. do IA"
an account Of the aiyance1, nts mad" by TIA said A dy
:. Holland 10 any of his cAil iren, with power Ia Exam
ine any of the parties IA oath aud make iei OFT thereof
IL Ibis Court. ACopy Extract-re>tc,
II Z CARER. ID c.
On Monday. the ooh August, lS5j. nj my office, ia
Rocky Mount. in Ftaoklin County, shall proceed 10
TAXI the accounts directed in the foregoing decree
HIGH NELSON, Com r.
ICcKY NnuNr "a. Jnly Sri. 1859. inIN 9.w4w
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Look out for Courtert,us.

f@'
The pgbiic are cautioned against another counterfeit,
Which has hely MADE its appearance. caiict w. b. Far.
rrfs Arlbina Ljnineni, the most dangerous Of all The
cnuntcrfeifs. because biz hnvirg tho name Of Falrrll.
mary will buy it in good fifth. without thc knowledge
that a counterfnit cxisl, and they viii perhaps only
discover their "lror when the spurious mkt re has
wInnglr ita evil effects.
The genuine auicle IA manufactured only by II. g.
Farrell. sole Inventor and proprietor md wholesale
druggi-t, No II Main street. Peoria, Illinois, 20 whom
all applications f,r Agencies nru-t be addressed Be
sur you get ii with the letters II. q befote Farrclfs,
lhus- IL FARRElL'S-aud his 'isniiure on the
wraPp.ri ali others are connirrfef's.
Sold by r. SfABLER Y CO, prresjts.
L. nchblrg, Va.
andb by regularly authorized AGENT. hrouehou, lhc United
tg Price - md 30 cnnts. and 81 per bonlo
AGENTS WANTED in every town. yitnga and
han let in the United States. in which QUO is MT already
rstabli-hed. Address II. q. Farrell a< dove, accom-.
panied with good iriercuce IA 10 character, responsible
tN,&c. iune20 dsrfw
IN this worshipping age, it is raro to
find a man place his usefulness to the nublic before lis
interest. liuring a lHtr visit to the 'Ciivof Spinlies.'
We were PRISE itcd by "A professional trlcni 10 the cele
hrated Chemist, Dr.. ! c AVER, whose ul NJ = now
pethRps. m,ue fan,Iior Than any other, ut the b dside
ot sickness, an tn. country. knowing the unprace.
dentei popularity Of his medicines, an the immense
sale of them, we had expected - f91 him ~ mill 1naiie,
and rolling in wealth. But no, We f,uud him in his la
N"ra'"ry. busy with his !nboD ers, among his ctucioIe.,
aIenbics, nna t~etntts-siSiHe his hat per >unai care to
the compounds. on the virtues OF wiict thnn and. hang
for heeith. We learned, that Notwithstanding ts vs,I
business. AMI its rompt returns in cush, the d ,ctor is
MOI itch. The reason assigned is, thst the material il
c"sts, and he persists Ia making his preparations so ex.
pensiyely, that tie nett profit is smnl.-Americaa Far
,sr pbsj ,plvA l.,
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COMMENSURATE OFFICE.
ArPomArrox Co fo 9TH July, 800.
In" 'ircuit Court Ut ~APpomattox, \. II. Hancock
n ID i, Hancock. plttIs.
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capital story in the Msgtober number Of Hrper',
Rsfrs.bm.u.s-6r,, man often s.sayine TO wipe hi.


Northumberland man often essaying 20 wipe bis
nose with his umbrella which he after ward placed in
the muslc-rack-poured bis coffee into bis ice cream,
put bis cake and sandwich into s place stirred them
up with teaspoon and tried 20 6rnk-the effort 70
tuliing in signal failure, lie paised his cap to the
chandelier for " little more sugar another sPined
Lis wine ia Laura atilda neck, begged sae would
apologize and offered to wipe il with his poekethsnd
kerchief-by which sppeafion ne Designated the door
mat which lie had brought in with him from tue hsu.
The Other after carefully depositng his plate on ihe
floor dropped his gloves into saucer tired TO pay
biz over coat into his vest pocket msde great AZ
tempt to cat bis cup Of coffee With L knte al iork
and then resoluey set abo1. picking bis teeth vita the
nut.cracker. After some complicated mAneuyenng,
thew bowed themselves out ss beet they co1id-but
the sst one having mistaken the door and gone do Tn
cfIlsr instead Of out door, vas found this morning
repoeng coIoplaceDtly Ia the coal hole.
IN fact Nsw-York went 10 bed last night with
huge brick in il nuGicipsshat and as the Legitimate
eject Of zach iHdisoreton, has awoks tis morning.
with Tremendous corporate hesdAche-" Young
America" 10 day, for once is unstsrched in appear
once and in department, meek az the sucking dove.
Your, with the conyii merit # the ssa1u.
q X. PBILA&DHR DOESriCKs' r. b.
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Simeon Diapers regular semi. weekly sale of Bonds
and Stocks will take place to- morrow, at l2l clock
at the Merchants Exchange
The business al the Clearing House was sic 6]4,
600.
The Directors OF the American Mining Comp any
call meeting Of the shareholders in the American
Mining Company, and in the Windsor, Norwich,
Hudson, Sharon, Derby, jamestown and CebaTus
Mines respectively. at the office, on Wednesday, the
3lsl inst ct o'clock A. NJ, TO hear reports as 10
the condition of the Company and of the aforesaid
Mines to consider the proprety Of organizing into
Companies distinct AID independent from said
American Mining Company, and, generally, to take
such action to protec. and promote their respective
interests as shall seem most advisable.
The Assembly Committee on Commerce have re-
ported bill 10 incorporate the New. Granada Canal
and Steam Navigation Co, OF NeE-losk, for the
purpose OF repairing and rendering and keeping fit
and ready for navigation the Canal connecting the
Bay of Carthagens with the Magdalena River in
New Granada, and al tributary waters, &c. The
capital stock is to be 50 900 0OO divided into shares
Of s2s each the Company to commence operations
when s2Oo, 900 Is subscribed and p cent paid in.
Mr.. David Hoadley, Assignee Of Page, Bacon &
Co adyeTtses that the arrangements under which he
Is bonoring the drafts OF Messrs. Page Bacon d 20,
is believed to be such viii insure the payment OF
all that may have been drawn their several corre'
spondenis in the Atlantic States.
Blu. as the requisite advices may not have reached
their several agent. he requests that in Of the
protest of any Of the drafts of Messrs. Page, Bacon
& Co., they should be presented to him at the Bank
Of America, in this City.
The AspinwLl steamer s low nearly DUE with an
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M1RINE 10 URVAL.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK....
Cleared.

sbips-sul,sns Barrett, ew.Orlesns VIM. Wilson 500:
State Right Wilcox Phadephia, MASTER Wellington Bare
tow, New Orleans, Stanton a. Thompson.
BsTks-NAzsrne Pendeton, Matsnzss T. r. Buck Monte
zuua, Link Demerss, 4. Tuttei c. Duckwitz (Brensa)
Homsyer Bristol Erg Hsnninss Muller GoSins, Rhodes.
Ross Savannah Deul Col Norms, tBren Pope. Bfs'
men Pope & Co
Biss-Exeel. Tasn. Savannah, Sturges Chairman Co
Webster. Heath Cienfdegos Buck Coz w. b. Mash.
Nash Cienfuesos Thompson Hunters Augusta Colin, g.
Thomas Russell VniDE
schoon, Onsiyis, simonton, Maysrex Dmon PHI.
lips; st Mary Jobsnson, Lasasyra Wolf seHn Col Z.
Hekenop Hall Philadelphia maxter b. ~ Hawkins Gr6a,
Charleston McCresdy Mott. q Co q. Brswstsr Ssua-
6ers Mobile Lane West Co Sarah Maria, Jonss Havana
T Gilusrtni Pennsyiysna, Bentley Philadelphia, Hand
kirkpatrick. i,
Creek Eager Baltimore, H. Boron well
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Disasters, sc.


scRs kYAYa, from ssDins. for Galveston, esp1Set
While being lowed os Galveston bar. All lost. The as
parted her chain cable aGns the night and lost her ntts
and therefore quite snuanssesbie when the sesrap
Perseverance, ook her 10 TOW she coming IN IRON ~
csDola 10 mskDg short turn, the tos-Ens was Jaw
the bow Of The hymph, By which her boz -
brought under and the vessel suddenly eApsz>4 Tas
were tcsgo who sayec. Tns plo> 'os
Subsequently t0~ed tie Synph into port. 49,.
scHR. ExTERPEIsE was lost at Tcossco while ynf
spehors curifg fofher, mo date s,yep slpp<d esfy
JsnSsEy The csese Of sr being Lost principally ~
% her lot h.vuF ha1ds enough boed % manage b
only pertons hoard the tioe Of the disaster were
oook AID pIot the esptsin and otne0 belonging 70 n~
a<hore. 81 ~
Bssarna jar. The bark A D. siuss..
been eendenneei Am. big TcrDsdo e tsfias 70 % -
and will probably sail for New York on WEDNESDAY
srvsiTow. Of New-York las been sbsndoaed- - sses
Jan live have had other nrisss 9m tns vool
my last report; t,s Tornado AID Dsvonshre VIZ lr
&C.. from Am bark A B. stures, sosnfoned a.
Nev-Yoft; bIis Issteils Reed VIII probs'J % sos
bark Sarah Bridge, Means rersiins rv.,s vhsb
scBK. Mor.sr, Of ard from L1eee. for Se.E ..ls
he Sd ii, has teen rOt 81. and was takes 10 Ns"S
Saturday, TO undergo rspena
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Muepps one of the judges, missing. After long
search found him vsPped up IN the colors fast a.sep
,rn.tst rben he called me Mrs. Muggins" and
swore al me for pulling all the sheet over 70 my side
Msrcbsd home in q. good order a. circu instances
would .llow-the darkey bearing in proud triumph
the perforated target which hsd 20 many hfs near the
nublic which a. general rule, in such cases, can
tel bullet mark fren an anger hole.
M.rfisly. YOUR. -
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MoSDAY. Jan. 22-P. NJ.

There was an active business at the Stock Board
this morning. and the market opened with considera-
bic buoyancy but fell off the close. AT the Second
Board the advance in Sterling Exchange had a de-
pressiDg effect and gave the operators for fall
confidence to sell, which they did freely. The fan
cies in consequence showed some decline from the
morning prices, but closed without important change
from Saturdays closing rates. Erie left of at i6i
Reading AL Cumberland, 323 Ceniral, s9i Har-
lem, 81; Canton, 22ii Nicaragua, l5i, &c. For
Illinois Central Stock 9s was bid There ID good
feeling la Railroad Bonds which appear to be growing
rapidly In favor again. The transactions add up
els, 600 including sl26 900 Of the new Erie Loan,
which sold at 81 regular, eli asll on time Illinois
Central sold at ~ Panama, ssl; NewYork Genital,
&C. buyer co; Incomes, 1921; Erie, 1871, 70, &c. ell
showing a strong market. State Stocks in large
demand at advancing rates. The sales were s7O,O
Mis.ours at 9Ol Indiana So, s3i Michigans, PSI a
90; Virginias, 962.
In Exchange the transactions are limited by the
advance asked by leading drawers. For Sterling the
bankers ask e y cent. The range is q for good
bills with only a moderate supply of commercial
bills. Francs, 5.ls4 q 5.l3l.
FroisLi- steady. with moderate business do
ing. To Liverpool, 10000 bushels Corn, 81 aGd.;
Cotton, 3.l6d Desdweght, Il g. To London 500 bols
Pork, 3I6. 10 Hayre, 3OO Dds Flour, oOc; o,oVo
bushels Corn lOc Cotton, lc.; Provisions, 5Oc. To
Msseies, Provisions 81 Rum, &C.; Bacon, &C., &c.
The last steamer brought from London about
$50 900 of Government Skies fer redemption or sals
They have all since been sold at about ll6i, and a
considerable portion of them will so back to Europe
This is 10 doubt the parcel alluded to in Barings
Circular.
TIE weekly Bank Statement shows that there has
been sustained expansion in the Bank movement,
with the exception of circulation, which Is unchanged
The continued increase Of the specie reeerve will give
confidence to the financial world in the continuance
of the sentimproved state of the money market
The comparative figures with last week are;