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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-24
MERCHANDISE.
SELLING OUT
$4,000 dollars worth Of
Hardware, Cutlery, Guns. Saddlefy House
Furnishing Goods &C., &c

Furnishing Goods, &C., Go
rREGORi 4 ROY ALL hnving determined to make
" aehange in their blsiur--, will offer from to day
The largest and most desirable stock al Hardware. Cut
rry &C. sc betore ohorcd III thus market at great
~ reduced prices for cash Many articies at and 6io~
l. tending to close up their business speedily as
po..ble they cordially invite oil indebted Ia the old
ronccrn of Gregory Il Roya1 aud the ate concern oI
Gregory Royal n Simpson To pay up n. longer i"du'
tencc cannot be given,
ort2 IL
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Bargains at the Family Grocery.

y consequence of III, hard times and cd W ,athrr
Il and being disposed IL every mar. woman and
child nugly shod, lay Chi.tmas the subscriber is in
duc"d offer h5s entire stock Of Boots and Shoes M
coSi for cash. All who in should not fail 10
cali Mt the Family Grncery where may also be found
some ofiho<e fine PPpin Apples. and many other good
tiineS pertaining To veil regulated Family Grocery;
all Of which wit be ol,1' herr very low nr ca
dec 22.ts j. II. SOLOMON
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=, VALUABLE PROPERTY
For SALE

u$I FOR SALE. "
Finding IL will require time 10 pay my debts
han my creditors conveniently nllnw, unless sell
portion of my property. have determined 10 offer the
GLOWING property FOR SALE
Nv RrsIDEsck in the neighborhood OF Judge Dan
iel's This is a desirable place. The House con
tsins - rooms ul well and of them elegantly I'm
ishe with brick kitchen aud all other necessary out
houses and well of excellent wntct tho premises.
The loUsl LoT at present occupied 10y Mr. j. F.
Barns This is and pleasant rlacc. suited for n
small family The House has five rooms, with good
kitchen smoke house. and we'll oi fist rate wafer in
the yard.
Also, my FOUNDRY. In offering my foundry foI
sale consider offering the valuable property
offered in this place. 1t Is we'll knawn in this
vicinity need particular description; hu will state,
there is n better ARRANGED establishment, in the
State 1t is furnished with complete sctt OF toos the
latest improvements, and erle stock ot patterns. in
good condition and extensively used. would refer
selling half the interest in the Foundry property, should
an, one desire purchasing such interest.
Any person wishing 10 purchase any Of the above
named property will apply the Hub-oriber at the
Phpnix Foundry. A. 6. DABNEY
l-dts
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RECEIVING AND ON HAND,

RECEIVING AND ON HAND,
80 BBl.S Stuart &. Suem.
ID Is G onnI. Glnifed & Crushed %,
20 boxes Loaf Sugn,
10 bbls y. q. Muusses,
~ hhds. p. r. do.
100 bag. Ria Coffee
80 Lnguira do,
10 " Prime old java do,
80 boxes Adanantihe ana Sperm Candles.
Large lot OF Clover Orchard Grass and molhy Seed.
GAL ,oou a selling cheap.
tEb24iD YOUNGER & SMITH
fINHE subscriber Is now receiving aud offers for
l sale--
90 Boxes Bunch and Layer Rasin,, whole-, halves
aud quarters,
Barrel of CT nbtrrys,
Boxes Lemmons,
3 do. Citton
do. Pie,erved Ginger,
Bale OF Dates,
so Drums Smyrna Figs,
$50 LBS Maple Sugar Cakes,
$50 Cocanuts,
300 Lbs. Montgomery county Cheese
900 do Hemp and Canary Seed
10 Bushels Grnnn nuts,
With good stock OF Soft Shell Air onds Palm nuts,
Fbcrts, English Wnlnui. Pecan Pickle. in Jars
or by the hundred Brandy Peaches in Jars. Pench and
Ounce Preserve. Tomato Cltsnp Pepper Sauce, &c.,
&c A fine stock .ioce and double keye Arcordinn-
oys, Fancy Goods, &c. Always hand fom 400 10
500 pounds Of PIhn aud Fancy INDY Of my manu-
fiure, equal my in the Stat all OF which will be
sold whulesu'e retail On moderate
no2tts s. a ROND.
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WATCH & JEWELRY ESTABLISHMENT
Main St I,yncbburg Va

Main St Lynchburg Va
* Nehnye JUS received, IN ad Iitinn Ia our inrrnrr
CD stock ct Match and Jcw,lly. ne-h suppl, at
GAz8 very fine gold and -lycr lever Watches from The
mot approved nhhefs. A,n. large ard well lectca
stock nf Gentlemen. Fob and Vest Clmn h,q.ut fll
article and ri ntrst patterns Ladie. Brra> pins Ear
rings Finger rugs, Bra ects, Buttons Gold and Silver
Pencils &c., with ali Other articles USUALLY kept in sum
embellishments, {" which We respectful invite the at.
ter tion of all Wanting good Watches and Jea erv
Person. vi-illng lynchhurg and desiring any art e
in linz respectfully solicited cll aud exam.
inc stock ANXIOUS 10 exhibit these goods
and equally ANXIOUS to sell them, consequently viii
sell bargains.
Observation-Disclosures, Jcwclry and IA | articles Of galp
and silvc, ware repaired Mt shout notice.
nov l3-t- H. SlLNERTHORN g. co.
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MISCELLANEOUS
Christmas and New Years Gifts.

Vnf1StmAS anu new lear Ulltss
DAYNE Il CHRISTIAN have in stoe splendid
Il assortment nf elegant illustrated Books, and u
variety of beautiful Fancy articles suitable tor the APP
preaching Hoiydays, consisting et
A splendid edition Of Scoit's Nuves, " vols,
Irving's orks, Is :"
Royal 6ems--Iri e, $25 90.
Home Authors.
q iaments of Memory,
Our Saviour with Prophets and Apostles,
Women of the Old and New Testament,
The Keepsake,
Life of Martin Luther,
krunmacks Parallels
Life Of DR.. Alexander,
Winter w eath ut Summer Flowers,
Foot Prints of TRUTH
Byron Gallery,
Naverly Gsery,
Reads temaae Poets Of America,
Watson's Pootical Quotations,
The Poetical Works of Seake.penre, Byron, Burn.,
Mi ten, Campbell, Rodgers. Edith May. osgood Moore
Tupper, Keats Kirk White,
Papier Mach. Work Boxes Writing Decks, 1e~elry
Cases Portfolios Ink Stands. Gard Gnses, Portmonaies
Caha g. Dressing Cases Ladies and Gentemcn-nlso
many other Fancy Good. large and beautiful assortment
of Bibles. Prayer and flynn Books
sd
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-24
New Auction and Commission House

FNHE subscriber has located Market street, Nv E.,
j doors below the Post Office, where he intends
carry the Auction and Commission busin IS. Ne
will give his personal attention To the sale OF personal
and real horses &c. He solicts consignmcuts
of goods ntended for auction Vi ich shall receive his
prompt attention. WM. l.. LECkIE.
ian Is Is
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Cloths. Furnishing Goods, &c.
REMOVAL.


or The subscriber, having removed to his new Store
w dr> ahuvr liz, old stand mi three door. south
~ Main md Marhet streets, l. prepared to oer in.
du#"ncnls Ia per''.s purchasing ali knds of Jugs
Medicines Paints, Oils, DYES, Window Glass fulty
Pert .mery. Fancy Articles &c. \.
TINS Store i 1902 feet deep, shici VIII enable him To
Keep ueh laigrr stock thai usual Particular nrtru
lion viii be r'id +" all "rrrs Pre>rriIIi filed AT
nl, hour; and ttom tx"eu1re of Inn 30 vear.
lie lltfcr- lnsci' that he i'll be ue to furnish on
such medicines "a ne pure md une. Ellhe new
I'm rnaceutirl Preparations nude as they arnrar in
the Medical Journa,
MUSIC SALOON.
The second story will rsed rs a Music Saloon where
I've has now ind viii keep supply % those ruy eel.
ehHicd Worll's Fair CL"ndon) rrem M piano.. All
kinds of Mn-ic nnd Musical Instruments furnished to
rider fllvate q trauce t. the Saloon in the alley
Nislers aii plonsn ring the In bel
ID K. lMAN, Bank Square.
sci, l2-1k Inv Is ne
BLANKS FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE
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$40 REWARD

!pXU RBW AID
ID An away fromihe subscriber, on the l5ih Nay a
IL negro man named MIKE belonging to Mr. -
Dance of Powhaian county, Va The snid negro Is
bout II inches h.gh; well se blaekbctweeh % aud
30 year. old; he NAVY CAP, hi other clothing
not rrmrmhcred The above rewards will be given
delivered me. section 10 Va Tenn. Rnironi, Pn
la-l co. Va, u slO # lodged in jail whore can got
him. JACOB RuMBOodH
iuns-s
III Richmond W 3, aud buchanan Recorder copy.
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SOUTlgsiDE ht ILitOAD,

fRElGiiT TRAIN
La q III - freight. ,te San,b,ide Rail.
road at Y, m. T Ander sons Com House ON the
Basin. Any person wishing TO tates Il freight
can obtain II frrig list by calling
BY q. der of the Sur't.
sep 3d-fs ALFRED ". II iRNER Ag't.
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Low Fare from Lynchburgto Richmond
THREE DOLLARS!

p\ ANA alter M lulh July, our Bt Htt " II lrHN
l. nclbulF Ion Richmond ti-w,eklv VIZ: Tur-du,
fhmsdny& snturdny,ni 9 p m. directly after tho
rival al the Western Passengers trnm Lynclduu
two nights and one day the Bont.; mil thu
who mvn hus in Richmond, can. without los.u
time, snvr - 30. by rkng TIN. rontc Far Char
Vile ri-wreky conchss connect in s htsville len,
Lynchburg VI pm, arrive in Chm onir-,le NJ da
pm BOYD, EDMUND 4 nA( + NpOt1.
iu,
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For Safe

G0nnn in Bonds of the South Side Rail Road
~ cVVV Co paty. bearing per cent. 1t II
price that Il pay per These bnnd> are secured
by anorgagc the Road und guaranteed by the civ OF
Peter sbu,g and il amounts OF kJu0 md $1,000 A d..
d"s'mble investment for capitalists.
aug l7-,lts PETERS SPENCE
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Fer Old Point, Norfolk and Portsmouth,

VTNHE beautiful and tavorite steamboat" y
l. AUGUSTA, under thn command of xrSSEzEIsii1--
Capt VIM. c. Smith, $50 long aud iavorably known IL
the travelling community the Potomac and James
River, is now running on the line via Port Wal
thall,and is furnished with Ii + T. 30 "a - :,
Lie Preservers, Force Pumps and ali the a. piance
rqued by Act of Congress to secure the safety i" nss
The Cars running IT, neNion with the Augusta from
Richmond leave the Richmond and Petersburg Depot
every Monday Wedncsday,an Friday o'clock
Persons arriving in Richmond, by the Packet Boats
have but n few steps wink to the Cars,
The Cars runnir from Petersburg to City Point in
connection with the Augusta leave Petersburg same
GAYS as above at7b M from the Depot OF the Apo.
matox r. Co, thus giving passengers opportunity
TO go from Lynchburg ther by the Packet Boats
Danvile Railroad Richmond, or by way OF the South
Side Railroad Petersburg and from there next morn.
ing to Norfolk.
Returning the Augusta will leave Norfolk the alter
nate days, viz Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays
So A.
The Augusta will stop at Old Point both going ard
returning regularly throughout the Bathing Season.
Fare between Richmond, Norfolk and Old Point - 90
Fare between Richmond, Ookes Rings Mill and
Children over three years and twelve
years of age half price.
Meals each ...-.--... &c 81
Servants, through Oh
Servants point on Il e river. 90
Meals, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 90 81
jun 26-d&cts THOS. DoDAMEADSnpt
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"a TEMPLE OF FASHION. ssss
IA STITZER -
ElANO, GUANO.

TlANO, GlANO-ln consequence ri the re
~ duction nude 10y the Peruvian Agent in the prce
OF Gunun will close aur stock s53 per 20nO
Ms. CASH. Thosr in will plca4e cnll soon
our qunnlity 5 small. ". I. ANDERNON& co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-24
MERCHANDIsE.
,IcoNDs,fpPLY MN GOODS

- M
= The sub-e rIbnrs now opening Tor ihsPe0i''
,h.,r SECOND SUPPL1 81 reasonable Guods, recent
4, ,,rcba..d h, their senior partner IN New ioih'
bjeh aided 10 their September purchase makes 'pt'
.rark very Iui and o attractive ever
IN the marx embracing all tc newest sol
DRESS GOODS u Silns, satins AaencIas, hous'in'
M.rinos &c Ladie, Velvet, Satin aud Cloth Ci"ahs
.mas French Bmbroideiios IN great variety ah"1s
which ntc extts rich sets ui Maltsse Lace and hnh
Sleeve. IA i Collars. A general ssutment ut 1''u5'
Cas.inrres and Nc.tinEs io gentlemen navy st"eN
,tsrrvapIs Gonds such ~ fulied Lascys, Naitheis'
Paid Lind,eys and Blankets. Carpets, Rugs, Gilno
Goth. and Door Mats. Together viii ali good' be
longing t,t1c Dry Gpods trndr, mnHy III wiieh na''
been at ha.cdfpr much less than they could lave bee
had eafy m the season. All OF winch thcy are de'et
ni1ed 10 -ell low and only a,k examination IS Az
they ak to insure satist ,tuu.
a,yfJdt- JOHN /. DAVIS \ co
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%nn GUNS,-ro reduce our stock OF Guns
VDRI0rs. n tos and Sporting Tacklr Of every
escril ion we will 81 very reduce Pree' Tor c"''
,nt, stock w: Boys ursneh Ban, single guns
al 3. md faers al aud =; Patent Breach Guns AT
So mems duul,e b rel Guns from to ~" t san
re-, ,orr.l al p.r,t r,4,.h doubt, Guns, ii TO $50
u large assortment II 6nr Gun- Il Barrel nch
CaIbre ban :, fect larr Assortment" 81 fl-'9 : from
common L. .ar lh,wie kniscs. fine Swor al "ih''
Canes, Pocket knIsr- Rnzor- flshfe Jackie Nl"s'e'
Pnwder prr,a.-iu, Car. shai Caf'ri -. M every
hing in our llee Gnu lnter al Repairing lone with
de.pntrh. ca. aud see ior ,nus~elscs nj
WM. Is. X Z. FISHERS,
~, 81 ,7r pnnn.it. Nn-yeu House, l., nchpufg, Va.
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ID RYANTS Pulmonic Waters for Coughs. Colds, &c
- Also, Ayers Cherry Pectoral, Wisturs Balsnm
Wild Cherry Mrs.. Gardeners Syrup (Horehound) Has
tings Syrup, (Naptha) Siaber's Expectorunt, James
Expectorant, &c. For sale by
nov 2l-lts ID. X. LYMAN.
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MISCELLANEOUS
LOR PIsIyArE SALE

Il Girl. about 20 yenr. ui age, Who Is an excellent
Seanstress and II iuse To any wishing to
purchase her Ia remain in the city bargain all
be given. Appyto VIM IL. MoSBf,
jan Ij-i3t Auctione"r.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-24

AND NEW-1ORk FACkET N.--This new s7sa7E'
home line is composed Of the following vessels, aad
snils from New-i ork every three days. All owned III
the city of Richmond, viz:
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Bush Mountain Mill Stones,

=" Il have now on Ian and or II six pair of the, g
W superior Mi Stones. lho>r ~ would d.,
well 10 call so"n LEE K JOHNSON
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ftKEAM ALE. NEWARK CIDER

Barrels BevridCcs Cream A Z.
do Newark Cider drought or by the barrel
10 Bn keis Champagne Wine, quarts and ,nts.
For snle by no 21-t- s. A. H3fb
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L 20 Firkin- Ne. Family Lard 81 Fnkins No.
Morntnin Butter. ln.t receive and for sale h,
dee I l. LEE Il JOHNSON.
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81
We learn nom ofhciAi sources hat The Csnuis
sic, and 10 locate Ne branches, permitted By the
sw, created sxs<ss dis,ricss. and hxei upon the
places dsslgnsteS below. ID on be seen thst ths
vhsrcss. under the Law psrmissiag the exlsaag old
hank. the number vss shirsssa- The places sddf
uenAl 10 TIA old are Lima. CSanerUiIis, Jefferson.
vile, South Bead, and Rashvilla. The oshsr places
sse thoss cossslnisg the brss hes OF the old bssk
with The exception Of Ia Porte and Plyn3uth- The
rsssons assigned tor changing the location IN thsss
Instances from hichlsAa City 10 Ia Porte, and from
South Bssd 70 Plymouth. ere thoaght By many I,
Be plausible and satisfactory. LIE Pore Vas re-
esrdsd, In considering this cass, q the csnsrs
Of business f~ larger class Of community thaa
Michigan cny, and was sslscssd In soord-
ance with this IDEA This selection seemed
10 involve the necessity. n vas urged. Of chang
Ing the location Of branch 81 South Benz, TOR TIE
reason that the branch 81 either Of these pls es By
The railroad conncoiios vil eco smnodate the same
district Of country. Plymouth vii be connected.
amer while, with L. Porte, by railroad, 10 II true;
yet she reaches district Of country, very rich and
npidly developing. which has bat a.tls come ton
with either La Psrte or suuth Bend. These. with
sthousand others, were the arguments used. In.
ducng the following resuls:-DRna No. I, Lima;
2, La Porte; ., Plymouth; 4, Fort Wayne; 5, LIZ
fayetts; o. Losansport; Z, Indianapolis; 9. Rich
nond; 9, Conresville; 10. Msdisos; III, jefferson
vile; IL. New Albsay; Is, Evansville; IA, Via
eenDes; Is. Bedford; 10, Terre Haas; ~, south
Bend; Is, Nashville.
Tho Augusta (Ge,rgia) Constellation ,iia plb.
fishes the follo~ing points Of the decision Of the
Supreme Court Of that State In the case Of the ere
citors Of the Bank Of Dnien against the State OF
Georgis:-
LIST That the State 10 not liable 10 pay up the unpaid
ID Thatth state IL not sels 70 redeem aay portion
OF the bills OF the bank st outstanding Of judx
nents founded on bills.
Sd. That the siats justiaass In f,xfsitiag the
charter and s.zng the assets Of the bank ana pacax
them in the Central Bank.
4th. That the State vas jasnnabls II ressiviax,
bills q the Dsren Bank from ts debtors and NJ
able TO the Judgment other crsdiors the bans
account for such collections current funds.
the debtors Of the Daren Bank, sysinst whoa judg.
meDts existed the appreciated bills Of said bank In pay
mtnt OF such Judgments and she 10 not abs 70 account
to the creditors tor such c,liectisns made In
rent funds.
9th. That the two oldest Judgments existing sg.lns,
bank and that I'll the current funds collected by tn.
State from the assets, after deductny sxpensss
rightfully paid to said Judgments
Glass; the holders Of thu tWo osst judg nsnts
1.-THE Planters Bank ana the Bank o. the state jadx
mens,) are entirely cut on and excluded, the assst
Judgments.
The 81. Louis Republicans OF the 3lst ult. gives
the following account Of the bonded debt Of taat
city =
The total Of this debt Is sos, sod consists OF
bonds payable at the times set forth in the annexed
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STRENGTH or TIE Know EoruIso fAmrY IN mAmr.
ms Annapolis. cassu, q =. assA u,s A. :. .r,,.,.
on the prospects Of this party n~rt fsA says,-n1y
land u sure for ssSsm," countS In sIxts
eens confidently rscsensd % By eur opPsssss. IL
large In Calvert for instancs toif that sslT
about thirty votes wiz be cast against S<~ 10 The
largest district OF that county thss aid 10 - Bat
THE KNOW NOTHING coxvurrrox 90 NAME
This eonvention which vas IN 20 nsaxer is.t
week passed the following resolutions vita saS
Resolved, That the new party 10 which =. 60. an.
glance " not based one Idea alone bat csmes~Ass
and should always act IN refsrsscs o. ever paspl
that win promote the moral and poite1 v~iisrs Il
Resolved, That the Declaration Of Isssp.sa..s., shs
tone and terror Of the Constitution the Orfnsnos 81
ISL the words and desds Of the icssssrs q th ~
public, AL indicate that orsfsthsrs tssesasd thai
slavery shonld b sectional not nAtisaAi-ssnp~sry.
E;s.oy:a That We .sIs%sly ssss.. .x.,... a. s.s.i
Ia Kapsss bill, and the Fugitive Slave lac vie
OF the rights Of the free states and tendnx " 90
Atructon OF the free Installations Of oar oeassry.
Resolved, That pledgs ourselves % utmost
exsrtops to free national Territories from
Of slavery, and that VII censsst usasr asy
crcun stances, 70 the adnsson Of another Have sat-
Resolved. That any attempt 10 commit our orser IN
the Free States 70 the advancement OF the q
savery-to ignore II A. political qasstease stan,
its evils and deserves and
stsrnest dsspprobation and dissent
MISCELLANEOUS
The Legislature Of Sss Hsmpshire YIN assemble %
day. The friends Of Temperance In that Stats
expect that Prohibitory Law VIII be enacted
The Democratic State COMMITTEES have called . con-
vention Of the democrats Of Maryland, be held In
oates for Comptroller and Lottery commiasioa.r Az
address invoking the early organizatoa of the party
to be issued
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-06

TUESDAY, June b-6P.M
Asnla-saies Of 100 barrels wsse made, without
chsnse In prices.
BuuDsrr1s.-F1oar--Augmsn receipts, togsthes
with favorable accounts regarding the growing crops
various parts q the country had tendency to depress
prices, and the marhst e,osed heavy, At about oe.
l2ke. decline for sarsrsor and common brands The
transactsn included about 1900 5000 barrels, In
ciudips 1, choice stAse II % 81 $40 IS and
vestsn in lcts ~ slo 81 $40 %; Canadian (sbou.
2,2oo bsue'sl At $40 81 sll e2H, which was l2Sc
All 40 ,o, eoemen 10 eSo,e- sr,,ss "a sia IS
tor fancy and extra extra Geneeee cas- st ti3 whsat-
5000 1900 bushels we're sold including white hieh
az 81 60 osrn-fbs sslss smsrsesd about 5000
bushes including western mixed At 81 10 OIL ls and
esrse OF Two q southern white, from store, .. IS
81 ~ for sorthsrn co. southern yellow held 1t
81 -. Ryesoo bushels vsrv sold ct o. 20 ost~
ttesey; sesrro Of Prince EAvsrd lsAad was soli at
Coyfnl-ssks Of SIS bags RIO were mAos At 1o,se. .
lie, 10 msts Java 81 b4s, and 300 bags Ro ~ loHe
CoT1oS.-saie- Of sbou, 900 b.iss vsr. raaas The
Dsris closed % - advances Of aeoat Nc for the
ruresis Rate. 70 liverpool yer. dun, - shippers
.siilrs later iossisa pews Corn ~ seoas 81
fn.fe TO cotton q moment on.riag, ana rates for
.,s, ana 20 ,os: ss oS,. sps 70 u w..
loss win ZOO Dol. porl fSr rOsIos =, 81 per Scl
fmr-?oo 800 eoxes layer raAAns rsre cold at
H,I-saies Of sbsus 500 balls. we're male, At icsc. .
lie.
MorAsSls About 100 ebs and TO hhSs OF Cuba
nustovsoo we're cold At zoe . sc for 20 hhds., add
the mano.r 81 2ec. . 3oc.
NAVAL srosEs-ws have only TO notice sales Of 300
bbis sprts tupeDtne, az Ale. cash Iostn b~h at
Isoc, ard Isle onerd. ilJ0 bps. Of Romy tar were
solo ~ % % delivered, cash.
PRoyrioSs-porh--1he u,Arsst vas heavy, With mr.
dsiate ssi~~ The transactions eonhned 70 about
tot 200 bbis including old mess al sle ~, and
DO ti5 50 oil 80, md new prime, ~ ss e. BEEF
firm sees 900 bblr., ~ si0 Is 80 80 for ccuatry
usss, ard SIS o Sib rs for rrpscset Western. Beef
rsms PRIME mess beef upebsnset Cat meats w.rs
Hrm 200 bills sssuldsrs sold AZ 7sse and 100
200 passages hens, NJ eLe 0t.e s.l-s loo bsl..
w.surn smotec nseop brought exc. Lud--sto 90
bills solo o. ~ Lc l0sic. IN. market closed Arm.
Rfcr Sales 100 cssks sers made ~ &c. H%c.
s1crs -: 600 mats csssa ~ers sost .. as- mou,hs
Sugar -fbs ssies entr,esd about $50 hhfs. Of caoi
mutcovseo st $50.
TAriow-saiss q 1000 lss city rendered v.rs male
at Ifc.
ToRscco --vodsrste sales ssd firm prices ace IN.
maib features OF tbs nsrAst. The 1ls hhda
Kentucky. st 7kc aisc-; 2s6 bales Havana, 25s .
&c.; ~ cases seed leaf &c = lac.
wHTxxKy -S~ies a zoe a 200 bSis. 0aio ani prisca
were rae 9. &c s5Ac.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-06

Total value Of Of imports during the week. 81
OF the above aggregate upwards Of two million
Of dollars was for general merchandise. Sugsris an
important article Of import. Upwards Of four
hundred thousand dollars worth was entered last
week. Tea and coffee average nearly hundred
tbcusand dollars each per week. These are nscss.
cary articles Of consumption for all classes. Nine
rails, to great value, are weekly imported. Every
item, except tin, exists within cur own limits in In
exhaDstibls quantities, rot wisbstsndlng which We
must go abroad for supplies II Is the absence Of
properly directed industry in certain channels
which swells our importstions TO such an enormous
smoopt