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Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-05-09

! SUCCES.SFLLEY17RED By
Z LY1AL4TI0J or Mir.
{ sVdPORS,
:. pY. JOHNSON sTEWARTt, NJ D. /,
ID Fellow Of the Royal Cob Physi
9 aDsa d FOR years senior Physiclihe Lon
! DIN Royal lnfrmary for diStaSese Lungs.
III In the Treatment OF Consul BY In
, haiation, have obtailled the is which
war; ,iits me u asserting that il " as cur.
able as disease Of the stomach aier,
Breathing medicine dirtctiyite Lungs
certainly the aalional mode oIcktnp the
disease, and like many other land ben.
efficient discoveries, it'seemshge why
sneh treatnent was not resorts dong ago.
Where there Isl life, there is iassnredly
hope forthe most seemingly hon cases, Oh
throughout oil stages Or his insIs disease,
The WONDERFUL aud DsSEtfciENricrs Of his
II. otment are soon apparent. fas s also
/ OF Bronchitis, Asthma, &C.. thdling pow
ders and ynpors has been emneItIeeessfiil.
and 70 those suffering unaetnIithe above
named complaints, CAN GgARE SPEEDY
AND oERTaiN RELIEF. Ihaye plee inrefef-
ring TO 207 names, residents Of tYork and
neighberhood, who have been ted to viz
oions health. About one.tlirshe above
number, according TO the patieb wn state
r'ents, were considered hopele&es.
The lnhaiing Method is soori, SAFE and
SPEEDY. and consists in the adislration OF
medicine IN such manner thaty are con.
yeyed Into the LusGs IN the I Of yAPoR,
and produce their action at thet OF The dis.
ease. LIS practical success is,daed 10. revo.
iui:onize The opinions OF the Zeal world,
and establish the enIirc eUR@r4 Of con.
SUMPTION.
Applicants will please ststf they have
ever bled from the Lungs, iftheTe lost flesh,
have q cough, night sweats aneyet :ufn,--
what and how much they expora,e, wlfai
the condition. OF their stomaa,nd bowels
The necessary medicines, appSss, DC, will
be forwarded 70 any part.
TERMS Five dollars, coIltaiion fee.
Balance Of Zee payable onlywk the patient.
ieport themselves cenvalasceii
REcoNaESDArIos Dr. PstuAxs.
We. the undersigned .praci liners in medi.
line, cheerfnlly and heartily k0mmend Df.
toes a:ethod OF treating disels ofthe lspBgs
nd Throat astse sssr anil IIsT EsFEcfral
ska Introduced in,h !he s.ealtptaciicel orl
are based upon ha u several Of oul
wnpatiepis, confirmed consuptiyes, restored
, vigorous health, sfter 4 feinonths' treat
lent BY Dr.. Rose. In the add PANIED diseases
be application Of "Medirskll vaporS" In
aled directly into the uni, may be justly
onsidered q. great boon to ~ 4ing humanity.
'ndefing Consumption \ skcTLf cvaAnLE
eEASEi = ler .s.i..s A.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-05-09
FOR THE STATE SENATE.

4. FOR THE STATE SENATE.
Upon solicitation os mans friends from The
trict, JAMES q. BRt vN, Esq, !: Kanawha
county. has eonsentetl 70 become candidate
for the Senate, and Authorized his name 10 be
announced rs such. MANY VOTERS. h
We are authorized 40 announce the name OF
J. G WHEELER, OF. Caoell. as candidate
for the State Senate, sn the District composed
Of the counties Of Mason, Jackson, Cabell,
Wayne and Writ
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-05-09
NOTICE..

a LII persons indebted to tie late firm 81
~ m. d. Baowx & SoS, OF 70 M. d. BRowS
only, wiilplease pays or their notes and &C
counts, 10 me at my Residence, as the books
and papers are All in any possession. you will
be certain upay, as intend purchasing lands
in Missouri this spnEe, having soid the store.
house las, {, aud Nishing 70 terminate the.
branch OF nyhusincfg
MD. BROWN.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-05-09

) Know oTnIHo FAsr DAys.-The
nnow Nothing Governors Of New
nainPshire and Massach have
appointed Tie 9th inst, Is day Of
"''as. hamiliatio . and prayer, The
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-05-09
Scw Boot and Shoe Mandatory.

ctr THE subscriber has commenced the
kG1 above business in oil lis various branch
y W. es, at the store room formerly occupied
by II. B. Harvey, Hnlfalo, Va, where he win
be thankful for share Of the public patron
age. He keeps an assorlmentof his ewn work
generally on hand. Repairing doue ON short
notice. Hydes and country produce takenIin
exchange Tor shoes. ]. N. THOMPSON.
APT rs va,
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-05-09
W. A. ALExANDER. Trustee.
April 4th, 1850 nl4wa "

The principal nart Of the above named pro.
perry Is . steam saw and grist. Mill containing
the following additional maclinefy one 81
isaac r. Shank's patent lathe cutters; one
saw cumming machine; two circular 80 VIZ, one
cross cut and The other rip saw; also oHe
a machine for sawips. lihingiss. The above
machinery Is all III "a fnutiing order. b
The subscriber would 6dI that his services
in running the mill, &C., can be had, II desif-
edo More information may be Ind Gy addressing
-- ISAAC II. SHANK. 4.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-05-09

II ARDWARE. Axes Hand, Broad and
Ill Choppingi Hatchets, lianliiers, Nail
Aid Tack; Auents, braces aud bits; saws,
Locks, Knob, stock ann Pad; Gate Hinges and
Butts, Of oil kindsj Screws. Bed, Wood and
coffin;
Knires--Pen and Pocket, Shoe, Butcher and
Table;
Bride Bits from % cents to IS;
Stlrups and spurs, curb chains; E
Plain bits, double oad single,
Gun locks, Percussion aud FASH
Powder TASKS md percussion caps;
Raxors, razor strops, homes, brushes and ra.
zof powder;
Stetl'yards and balances; +
Window springs, and shutter fastIings;
Sheep shears, steel and trying sqllaresi
Ckisels ofail kinds, drawing knives;
Carpenters adzsj&c, &c.
sETsZER, BEALE s. co.
Pt Pleasant. Jim. "a, 4yi
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-05-09
DR.. ROSES TREATlEy ON coNsuaiP.
one dollar. Address,
JOHNSON STEWART ROSE.

Ulnce 81 blQtpE1ls NeW fufks
" B.-The new postage lev requires pre-
payment II leftc5s Ny csfjespondtnce beng
eitcnsise. appllcsnts . endure replies, miAs
cncloSe poetsee.
Nsye, mimi
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-05-09
For THE.IkGIsIATu

& MEssks. EDiross--- scu will please announce
the name OF DR.. ALIEN SEBRE ELL, rs the
American candidate represent Putnam Coun.
ty in the next Housepf Delegates.
MANY VOTERS.
I, MEssas EDiToRs, Please announce he name
Of Capt, r. N. b.. THOMPSON as a candidate
for seat IN the next 4onse Of Delegates.
I MANY BUFFALO DEMOCRATS.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-05-09
MOTION.

IN pursuance OF the provisions Ola deed of
trust, executed on the 27th day ofAuglst,
is49, BY Isaac n. Shank and others. 10 Frank.
lin Minor trustee, 10 indemnify James Bentty
and Others As the security Of said Isaac r.
Shank and others, upon certain property, In
said deed iuliy described, which deed is re-
corded in the Clerks Office oil Putnam county
court, IL Deed Book No. 4, pages 1923 4 i29,
and in pusnaEce. DC q decree Of the circuit
court OF Putnam. pronounced af the spring
term 1854, thereof lin . cause then pending in
said court, in which ssid Jaines Beatty and
Others, were complsinAnts against said Isaac
X. Shank and others, defehdants, substituting
the undersigned Trustee, in the place Of the
said franklin Minor, with all the powers,
duties and liabilities conferred upon the said
Franklin Minor. BY the deed ofifustafe
shalt /, on the 18th day or May next, $50, on
the promises, In Buffalo, Putnam county, Va,
sell At public auction to the highest bidder
Cor cash, Improperly mentioned and included
in said trust deed, or such part thereof as may
be sufficient fgf lie purposes az resaid. Such
title as Is vested ihNme blythe deed oftrust and
decree Aforesaid, viii b conveyed % tlieplr.
chaser. Elm
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-05-09
: :. N = = OV".Ff7 'I--I = IkNILTI
Spring s. GUNNER GOODS!
Direct from New York, Philadelphia,
Pittsburgh and Cincinnati.
MccoWN q KELLY

MEL thankful for the very liberal patfo.
I'D mage heretofore extended to them, aud
hope, by strict attention 10 the wants Of their
customers, 10 inertia continuance oithe same.
The, have just received and are now Offering
10 the citzcDs Of Buffalo, md the "feigon
'round about.pI the most complete aud cheapest
stock Of goodsleyer before offered By them or
any one else In this county. They have as
usual Dry Goods, delaines, giflghams, lawns
rs low as I2i GENTS, and Fancy Dress doodsiof
Nall qualities, fine prints fromh TO 10 ceilts,
silk dress goods, french work collars, chemi-
serts> and sleeves gloves. pafasols, fans, fine
silk mantilias Grape, brade and straw bon.
nets at NIL prices. They have also the best
stock Of Indies and gentlemen's boots md
shoes ever brought TO this place, which theyare
selling al least Roper cent. cheaper than they
were ever before sold In this county, ladies'
glove kid boots, new and very fine article of
French manufacture; sil hats, fat soft hats Of
every style and price, palm leaf, canton, stfaw
and China pearl hats Panama hats for two
dollars; carpet sacks, school books, states,
wall paper, letter paper. Hardware, iron
nails, plew MOUNDS, spades, yhoveis, hoes,
scytLes, &c. a splendid. lot Of glass and
queensware drugs, dye-stufs, perfumefy,
soaps Tor the toilet; they will also continus 10
sell a1l kinds OF Family Groceries, ut The low
est prices. They also keep on hand fine as
sorlment Of Ready-maie Clothing, nt low
prices.
The highest prices paid fof cooper.stpf and
country produce. They invite all TO call at
their new brick, store hou,e, and examine lof
themselves, us they are now. Offering snchfin.
ducemenis as were never before, offered in this
Comfy on State! Don forget tbs place, No.
IS Main street McI0WN& KELLY.
Buffalo, Va, April 18th 1885. ylnlstf,
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-05-09
Announcements.

. FOR CONGRESS.
We are authorized. 30 announce Hon. c. s.
LEWIS ns a eandidaA for 10 election in hi.
Districs
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-05-09
OFFICE OF Ia
OF THE KANAW4ALLEY,
MAIN STREET. BUFF4 IVA.
Rates Or AdvcriIg,

All One Dollar per square of es or less
for the FIRST three weeks, anJcents per
squai for each continuance. Rec months
OF more at the followingrates
8 MoSTbIs. g is. 4 YEAR.
One square az tines) 90 90 $500
Two sd mares, {24 lines) 90 1000
Quartz, of d column, 500 1890
half aAcolnrnn, l0s0 25Ou
One column, 10 w 20 W
Business Cards Of seven liinesa 800
Transient advertisements told in ad-
vance.
Personal Communications, gnnnnica:
itoas tayolftnRs prigate 3 kterestleents per
salase ID adyahee. Ahnon nttttot eundl
dates iar once, cae. S2II!l az
80 Business or other commapns to en-
sure attention must be addre.post paid
Or free, 70 RUMBLE 4 MuKRllatn ST.,
RufIaio, Putnam county, VIZ a.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-05-09
m EaStcfll PQbIiAI

70 Eastern Publish
Those dearingto have theipntlicu-
tons noticed through this papireach Us
through Messrs FawhER 4 WIS Broad
way, New York, who viii dahrd 10 us
any books left intber care forIfpose.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-05-09
ConsunlptiI

SUCCESSFULkY1TREb BY
AK2IALATI0T or MD TED
;VdP OR,S, |
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-29
Brown, shipIey &. Co.'s Circular.

Per Holtie.I LrvERPooL Friday Jone ID, 10
Ne have 10 report 9nie busress IN CoTToS infns ne
week but without change prices the sales being nnsS
SO -CC b e. with n Gee 70 cgisD aud 1000 70 eIp
and the srket ospg steGy a. the following gao ation:
Fasr OrleAn. IN fan MobileG...7 fs uPlanls...i
bddl Ia "a Il-I6 Mtding. Mid mig: ..:;.sH
Ord sy 10 nod ordinary 5i16i Inferior ii05 W,
To,s ,tok ,ane nse la: year $50 ot0b Amer ..g 80
Import fT thu weekp,. $4,000 Amer... Sog
The d.mand for Goods and Yarns IN Manchester ne -
oderGte throughout the week with prices rather IN is~
buyers - ,,,..r-
NoksY continues very essy and the Bank Of Enrand 80
duced her Of discount cent, the minimum Vi inc
row beng s. e cent - - v.,.
The fne Teaher has CEASED seat duBe, n ne ooes
bet nd the busoess oiAy hs' been quite inlied !,
81 ID 2 70 rs in WHEAT,2 p bb. in FLOUR ana T,{ss
SpiAs Co.'S TIE Glowing re ,hs qSV ~. Wsra COS
Flour 4cieGni; ?bfadeFha and Bsiiooe - "a t,s o.
AidHi6 Garcia, a 643i Sour 49, gu 81 soj :, a.
Ha,Ifn.'Soirs H. TuSpTSriss Rosy hss eeaia declSr
the sales iofrhs weei being 5OCO bbs. asSlSsf s"N
common quality.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-29

terest Of the National debt, ~ nillions; army,
2ee millions; police, 10 millions; customs and
custonhouse officers, and levying of the revs-
nue., Is millions. Among the items Of income
we find q millions from the salt monopoly, p
millions from the tobacco monopoly, ak mil
lions from the lottery, q millions from the ex-
else on liquors and meat. The defci. of 1853
amounted only () to Sc millions Where will
such a Government endi 1t is worse than
Mexico. A.P. c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-17

sgnt Of the defendants and requested Mr. Murray the
plaintiffs agent TO write TO the defendants stating the
terms pom which the Office might be had. Mr. Murray
wrote letter accordingly, stating that the Office could
be had for $3.50 per few days AFTER the plaintiffs
received letter purporting 70 from Of the de-
fencanis sig ned per clerk IN which he agreed to
the Office at the rate specified. The Court held this
proof TO be insufficient and rendered Judgment for the
defendant.
Ford agf. Holliskr.-The defendant was formerly
and proprietor Of the Battery Hotel On the I'D
May last he sold out TO Brown Griffith. At the time
OF the sale three men, who have been boarding at the
hotel with the defendant, and who also In his
poy desired to continue at the place with G.
Several days after the transfer of the establishment
Griffith testified no HoIlister the latter agreed
to pay the board of the three at the rate Of 81 so
per week each. Brown testified that he was pa ssng
through th room when Griffith and Holister
yersng, and that he heard Hollis ray he wouli give
81 bD per week for the board Of the men, but Mr. Ho
lister testified that he merely negotiated with Griffith
ON the behalf OF the men, and that he did not agree
with Griffith to pay their board that neither Brown nor
Griffith called upon him TO pay, said a word to
him upon the subject The claim was assigned to tho
plaintiff and amounted 70 $135 Judgment for tue de-
PENDANT.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-17
Theatres and Exhibitions.

BROADWAY THEATRE The great success Of the grand
opera and fairy spectacle VI cinderella has induced
every ever ing this week. The farce OF the = Irish
Tutor will conclude the entertainments. full house
may be expected.
BowERY TBEATRg-The programme OF musement for
this evening hardly fail to draw a full house la
Belle Adams and her Arabian steed Cinderella will ap
pear. The comedy OF "Fortune's Frolic = the drama
OF "Carline and the drama Of tho FOX OF the viii
derness" will be played.
BURROWS THEATRE-The drama OF the g Toodlss -
the satire Of Apollo in New York, and a mes
drama entitled .Old Adam, announced for tn 70
evening All Of BuIton's famous company will appear
10 their respective characters. To morrow new
comsdy.
WAIIAcK's THEATRE -Frougham's adaptation OF Bal.
weris novel called "Night and Morning. is an.
nounced again for this evcnng-Blake, Lester Biani
and Mis- Rosa Bennett, In the leading parts Tn.
amusement close with /" Lady and Gentleman In q
Ferplcxing Predicament"
METROPOLITAN THyArpx The amusements given AZ
this theatre nightly Of very attractive features Be
sides equestrian performt nces by sands celebrated
troupe, tire dramatic pieces Of great ineres-the
"Hole In the Wall" and the ''CourIer Of Lyons.n
AMERICAN MusgrM The dramatic piece called Nv al
lace the Hero Of scotland" having been received with
enthn.ssm, viii be repeated this afternoon and
ing-Ms,rs. r. Scott G. W. Clark, HadasAy and Mas
ksstayer In the principal characters.
Woop's MfSsrRus-MEcBssIcs'H AIL-Be ,ides 4 great
ETY. Of songs, instrumental pieces and
the musical version OF the Mummy" will also be given
HBrcKIyYs SITUlDu9.-Ths company stir continue
20 attract large houses. Cinderella y with n ans
selection Of negro songs and dances for "a. CHIT
DostLpsoS's ETHIOPIAN TRouPx This company are
playing at Hope Chapel whore they give pure Ethiopian
performances Masquerade Bal" concludes the
amustments.
Mr. LAWRENCE sHoRr, IN. treasurer OF Buckley. g..
renaders, takes his benefit on Saturday evening next
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-17

CITY TRADE REPORT.

". ~
a o. 70 for pots, and o. - for r.sfls
bnrlnsrryTs -flour-rhs naafksi for common grsA~s
~A tkc i2c Per bbl lover The sAlrs amounted
toaso1t 600 s,ioa bbis Including common s,..s
brards. ats 81 y ~, and good gbt do al o,
o. IL, snd -r;ra sis,s al o. IS : si0 a. ani srtra
Genesss Al 90 90 eli 10 sti2 of sou,b~rn, .seat
zoo bbls. serr sid Including comma Al - ~ II,
Cesrgeto.n At o. co. AMI ertrs ~ 5000 can.ssn
IN fair request, a. o. ~ Tor common, IN bond Asd
sss > 90 for duty paid whea, qai., saa nsmi.
nal Corn -as clh, sni prices favored purchasers.
About 20 90 81 % 900 bHshsls rsrv sid Including
Fo1ihstn .hits and yslIow al 81 - Oh o. AMI oyo
long Island fancy quality, Al 81 o.. Ey. vs gust,
Will" oats we're unchanged.
coTJ3-Ths sales embraced i2s mats 81 Jsvs A
l3ks lso bsgs harAsabo wsrs soh =, ioHe sst
30 tsgs iuo w-re colt Al SSe. gEo 70 Ios
FingErs-Aboai ~ 90 bushels a. eorn s~rs engaged
n tub 10 ships Tag, A.ssi. 80 30 toas bacon
and lard AZ ia "a about 200 600 ,sse@s he.f :, ~
2. "a, siih 100 70 zoo be. pors 2. "a. ana no
20 tales ~ cotton q, q. for eonprs.-~a snd 7-s1f
tof uneomprs,se1, ard 200 70 % bgrs. b.e0n .,
lie 81. T. Landon and Glasgow rate. aBehang.d
there nothing Nc. IT, xGseaiI-s, nqaor. .sss
tAEsn a. ~ eoston, hc lard, ", snA provision. at
100. psf Dbl rbsfs 10 chang. V notice fss
TKrr--Th. s~iss embraced ssoa, 100 bsr.. v.&
ary rs,sins Estz DRY vAs uschssg.s.
hir -slss u 20 bales .sre reported soN 81 -.
Hors vsrs ., -. ste Tor s%-, 9TH sman sals. a
. yFAf % AZ .Ce.
ltos.-s,oteh ia 80 quiet. snl pris.. ss.hanr.d
koLtsU,.-rhs stock ~ss light ssa pri.ss arna ssv
crop Ass Orleans isas hs1 ., ~ Csss vas IL hxAt
klSst -roS1 SALE, ., no ~. ,tri. ,a,,~u,i.. .,
&C. eAths ~ 81 pYsns ofdsf Ksv tsrpsntns vas 81
aecst ~ eat EB. AMI sscsd ia fSf shipynE 81 s.
otL-IAnssed w&s st~afJ Al ~ o.sh Nhsls .a1
stffm 81 sss hsd above the VIZ, u bayss sal ssl~-
psF. hght.
rso,pIsss Oh mo-. tors ssosss sun ., GA Is. a
Which sotns 400 40 bbls 49, ~. Prn,
US n.sasufsty oct ~ BlsfAst 40 Esussl sale o
coo Ibis az usss port rssis tsVsfabls W nrs
Il NAY ss4lsr's opfon, iti2 All 100 tsls psass
soa 81 tlS ana vartsa ifgm tN tis u. ana
~ tts ~ city sqH Al iisz -, B~~f was IA
chanKsf. Nth BotsFsst sales se9 torres IDnx f.l.,f
rfds.s -ad dsis.rssl. frs. 90 shes ls.rs
r. Fhllstsghla, s,sAs ast - hhss co Western ss1
sn ths sro, ., s.s ssi 100 Ibs siasals.r, yer.
s1f aitkc. lard faib-r esstsr " p.,eh..- i'm
salss n stout 10 tsfo~s ~ i0.e as2 40 g,D 49,.
a. loks aiOse To latter IN snail ssss ara s,ys~,lv
frims shse~s sei busisr ~srs sn<hsag.1
Elcn ~ nasrtsi wss 4sst q. axe atks 49, m
Ibfre "a sosDe bitter fs-inr srf DE- ,s~
~ so 'Ausr hrnssr Tbs GALES .salssssS 10 hhs.
gcsf hsv uTi~sns ., Sc. And 100 % r.tsox "a a., ,
.ss 80 hhe' "a cses v.r. soh s,s.e. rs ksls TsaAs
Gipp.t
Tosson,- n.lss vsre limited Coz vas. a s.a>s ..z
o. 90 b~tns higher ~ hhas. ksnisesy ~ axe sizs
sbi 20 essss sssi issf Ohio 81 d 4 III bss Hs.s.A
a, - ~ e.s.. s-sd leaf, ., r. IA % % y1snAA'
wr-KyI ne s..s, a ~ bbs ytrssy --,. r,.1. "A
~, saA ~ ~ 81 ssxs pTSAs vM ~ a 20.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-17

I; = y Railroad, 4; Harlem. l. Illinois Central
Bonds sdvaa ed per cent; Virginia s's, 4; New
York Central Bonds, Ii Michigan Central Railroad,
1. TIE issue Of proposals for q ne~ loan by the
illinois Central Railroad Company has hsd al I'M
favorable effect upon the market value Of the old
bonds. They have declined three per cent since
Saturday last The stock, on the contrary, had
imp owed, and the daily transact lions are getting to
be quite lGgs. There was considerable ACTIVITY
to day In railroad bonds-H ,rlem. Erie aud New
York Central were freely offered, generally al
low price,. The Erie Bonds of 1875 are selling
nom one to one and three-qusrters per cent below
the original cost, and she 'obsbl,y is that good
many Of the holders Of the loan will prove TO be
Peter Funka Reading was the most buoyaut stock
ON tn, list TO-DAY. We have looked over the last
report, and should jrdge that 1t would be very we'll
received by the sto XXI holders. The slight decline in
quotations for the fancies today " not be psrna-
ntnt. Spectators for rise have the means to
carry prices up little higher, and they sill pro
badly do 80; but they mus. be active about It. The
banks msy soon be cslrg Ia their d ,maud loans,
and then there must be ctauge. AS soon o. the
spring trade opens the regular discount line OF the
banks will be increased. This may cut down the
call loans, and the brokers may be required TO pay
up at short notice. Then there will be stampede
among the bulls.
After the aojournmsnt Of The board the following
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-17
Court OF General Sessi ons.
Before Hon. Judge Stuart


JAN. le-Ootain'ng Goods under False Pretenoes.
nineteen indicted for obtaining quantity Of goods
from Joseph J. Nevman's fur store 4ol Broadway by
false representations. Mr.. Newman deposed that the
defendant into his store the 10Th Of December
last and stated that his father who kept fur estab
nshm. mt at Pttsburg had been burnt and wanted
stock that the defendant then made selection Of
furs 10 the amount OF three thou dollars and
told Mr.. Newman TO prepare the bill by three o'clock
when he would return and pay It, The defendant also
ordered Mr.. Newman 20 make up separate parcel Of
furs which he declared he wanted for his sister These
valued at thirty three dollars he took with him 10 the
National Hotel He arrested at twoclock the
afternoon. To show the fraudulent intent OF the pr
sonsr the prosecution proved that about the time
he went 10 Mr. Deylns store In Broadway and also OBJ
tainsd goods there by false representations. Mr. Mill
ken for the defence contended that supposing the state
ments made by the prisoner false Of which there
proof the goods were not delivered 10 him by
Mr.. Newman In consequence OF such Representations
No witnesses however, examined behalf OF the
prisoner. Verdict guilty. Sentenced TO sx months in
the penittntiary
Ldrceny-wm. McKenns was indicted for stealing in
August last, from Robert walker, cartman q cart,
usually left on a lot at the foot Of james street The
only evidence against the prisoner that Of finding
the property In his possession some two months after II
was stoles Verdiet-not guilty.
burglary IN the Second DeGves.-John Smith and John
Farrell indicted for burgarousy entering the room
Of Joseph Williams, in tenant house Ill Hester street.
and stealing thence some articles OF clothing The bur
glars were seen in the room by OF the occupants Of
the house, who Immediately opened his window and
shouted watch. Witness then the two men 20 out
OF the hall door and run towards Edige street. where
they we're also seen and after hot pursuit sub
sequently arrested by two officers The chief question
for the consideration OF the jury whether the lock
OF the door had been picked forced constitute
the offence Of burglary. Verdict, guilty. John smith
sentenced to IN. state prison for i've and three
months and John Farrell to the for ak years and
three months